http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/c935fe093a2a91ad0403286dc96dec27.pdf 096218eed4dc5408cadd2281a611974c PDF Text Text ,, '' •. .' Mlildl•l!""r-•.n~!:W:•·~<!· ~ .) 12- Tho Dally Sentinel; · ;lie_.~~- ·'t'.ongress Ups Allowances By $23,652 WASIIINGTON (UPI) - T h e Senate Tuellday IIJPl'I)WCI lf81slotlon . provldll" eoch member with an oddltlonal $23,852 to hire more staff members, rai&ill'! their all.,aneeo to .maintain state ornces, increasing their stationery allowance arli the number of expense • paid tr ips home. Althot.~£h the measures, ca. talned in the legislative appropriations blll, are technically subject to approval by t h e House, each chambertradltlon- ally respects the otber' s selfdesignated money bills. Chairman John Stennis, D - GAUGE$ - CO.IIIP.al~ ll.O ond 1U i'ulllllng ~.5 lett of rollon ; Pl. "'--t, 2U5; ~.Muon, 20,a, !1~ 1.27 ofat.; Kanawba,J'IIIIt. ·uo rlalng; Charlelton;, 11.00 ""· London, Marmet llld Winfield are an tho olll. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS Elaine Waxier up 3:05 p. m.1 Fr.,klln &. down 6:30 p. m.1 Jeff- up 4:30a.m.; Eolllern down 6:55 o. m. 1 Duncan Bruc:a up 1:25 a . m.; Wolter Curly down walling; Joey Cholln, up welting. . KANAWHA RIVER Marmet, Juanita White up 6:20 p. m.; Ouochllo up 7:20 a. m.; Winfield, ~e T. Price down 9:20p.m.; Semel down 4:10 a. m. ; Fort Dearborn up 6: 15 •· m. : MI. State uo 6:50 e. m. OHIO RIVER- LOCK 13, S. M. Jenks up 6: 15 p.m. 1 ORCO down3o.m .; lncadown6:>15o. m.; Lock 14, Foremost up 10:50 m .; Lack 15, Kathleen K. down 7: 15 a. m. ; Lock 16. Peggy Miss., of the Senate Ethics Committee, said the increases in offi ce expenses were necessar:y to keep senators !rom sollcltlll'! pr ivate donations. Downey down 6 a. m.; Susan The number of free t r i p s Lane down 5:20 a. m.; Lock 17, home wa s increased from six a St. Marys up 5:20 o. m.; Esso .)'ear to 12. Allowances (o r Pennsylvania up 6:50 a. m.; home - state offices were in- Belleville Locks, Poplar down creased to $1,600 a year, and 7: 45 p. m.; Winnie Mae down stationery allowances w e r e 8:05. p. m.; H. E. Bowles up raised from $3,000 to $3,600 a 11 :30 p. m. ; Zapepe Service down 5: 15 a. m.; Andrew P. year. p: Calhoun up 6:..S a.m.; Racine ' .. i~ Locks, Jim Murphy down 2:40 o. m.; Elgerclllf up 3:>15 o. m.; A. V. Criss down 4: 15 •· m.; 'Blue Bird up 5: >15 o. m.; Polly Pre~idenl R. up 6:55 a. m.; Greenup . Vernon Weber, Rutland, was Locks. Helen R. up 10 p. m.; elected president of the Meigs Robert P. Tlbollup 11 :10p. m.; Local School District Ohio As- Volvollne up midnight; John J . sociation of Public School Em· Rowe up 6: 15 a.m .; Bayou ploye s Tuesday evening at LoFIIto down 6:30 o. m., Meigs High School In Middle- Moldohl Locks, R. H. Boswortl1 port. II down 5:30p. m.; Ravenswood other oft'ieers elected were up 6:20 p. m.; Allied-Ashland Ernest Wood, vice president; down 7 p. m. ; J . S. Lewis down Mrs. Phil Globokar, secretary, 7:30p. m.; Alton z.phyr up 7:>15 a n d Mrs. CarrOll swanson, p. m. ; Diane Bosworth down 9 p. m.; J. E. VIckers down 1:30 treasurer. o. m.; Scott Chotln down 3 o. Reports of the district and m.; HelenS. down 5:30 a . m. ; state conventions were given Elisha Woods up 7 1. m. and plans made to meet with the cteptors of the Southern a n d Eastern Districts In November. The Meigs Chapter will meet every other month (January, March and May of 1970) on the second Tuellday ofthea•months at Meigs High School. Weber Elected Group\ Meigs Property !T!!:AJ..•~ I llln!i.i ~. . trMourer, ond Robel'! E. Sweeney, former Congressman -at -large in Cillo, will be speakers when Young Democrats of Meigs County s~age a dinner at 7 p. m. Saturday at the Pomeroy Junior High School. The dinner was announced erroneously earlier this week lor Friday. The Salem Center PTA will serve the dinner . ~w.e· ; ;mmm:;;; :am .!JIM r--------. MEIGS THEATRE T onlght and Thursday October 22-23 HOT OPEN Friday thru Tuescloy October 24-28 Wolt Disney's RASCAL (T echnlcolor/ Steve Forrest Bil Mumy Walt Disney' 1 HANG YOUR HAT ON THE WIND (T echnicalor} Ric Natoli , Navojo In· dian boy, as Goyo; his sister, Tina; Judson Pratt Admission: Adults, $1.00 Children, 60c SHOll/ STARTS 7 P.M. ~ ~ NFO.:-CII!Id~Ji!Wa-- ~· at ,;;' II ~- .... ~belakelltoln- :::lant. ,e. •IIIMtllitllllllllftln-- •t.Jqi.. IIIII _lfaloliii.. ID meat~-~~ ~bit! a base price olt3,30 ewt.llllhe Due to heart oldie p-aiJi ~~- due!Jwareawith ...._,.tl.., dll!erentlalo addetl to 1M prt.. ID ather uao, '1'1111 "*DI "' tot3,80cwt.IDthoSC.teofCal- I~araln ocqhum boldl.. wUI ....... lhe!1CIIIItl011olWbeal loa mo.. fa-.bla ellmate l'or buplalqr, . -Miehael Young action woo lnlllatal for three maiD rea...,.:1. - n waa felt tllal tho ermnentelllmate Ollthlsy '1 cr(\1 wos (ll'ally -raiAIII and waa beliW u118111o 11'1. 1o beat clown tho (IBIIIs NFO membe had al__._ made 1 - • ro •-.. n •• ~n so0'1111um borgolalqf. 2. - Altlooulh tho NFO eolIec~ve berpinl,._.., has raised -tn s-"ID!lprlcea 30 to 50 cento cwt. obove s..,.,.,. · - -• prices, lhlatastlllnotuatlalactory price iliid must be rataed further. 1 R .:r.; t'1 M eeupera c·- -•" l1fl: IJUnn.d,....lnflml.._l The reot of tho Ar1b - l d explodad In..,.... lollly ...IIIII Llblnon for Ill crldtililn on Artk> _.-IIIII tiling Leba· . _ bil- for tltiPdca ~plnst 1.,011 , Anttgovornment doft.on. strollana eruplwd In 11111'111 ond In TriJioil. Iraq, which hu 12,000 trmy !rGopo In Jordln llld oi,GOII 1n Syria, onnouncH H 1011 puttltho lr-1 _, army "wheriYII' It Is statloned''atthodl--'oftht g-.lllas. lroq prot- to Llblnon Wid Hnl a quarltr of a million Arabi Into tho otreell of "-hdocl In ., ilnfi·LIIIIncin -- - ......, .,_ •a:; =.:.;. Darrel Goff Dies Tuesday c. o. ::O:ed1::"~ ~: In Pomeroy Court the OIIIo Aaooclatlon llc School ....,,.,~ea. Cll8 RKCII8TI:RID k DIAMOHO IUNe • . e• -met. '· "*' c. o. EROY ,, ENTRANCES ON FRONT STREET AND SECOND SJREEt < Wllaie Shoea Are ·. 5etootblr l'rlcttl · MIDDLIIJORT \ .' I , I. • • • '1 A "Ice. Ia tur hlaftrrl ~trf•l, Hrell•etltcW - 'ENGLANDER ONLY e4, .._ . . .: ' .. . ~ ,. . .' -··1· ' totiOft .......... ....,.,..._.,.., CVIf~ e,.,...,.. .... . . . . the- ...............114 • •,... •• rho c.... !!Y....., 1720 Mere'hiiMIIM Mlrt, Chlc.a, IIIIM11 606!4. ,... ' .. .. .. . ' - ._..,,..:.att• q · tt. m,. tool, , ...... 15-par 11••_,,.._. ... •... 2. Aft• the tarat yt;f!l, ,.pelr ., ,.,... .... lll.r.ctf~ ...tt with a c ..... ta the ,.,.,.. . 1ft oUitlon ta af 1115 of the ..... pol4 ,.,.., tM ,.,. . ewnM. . •hclll ,....., ......,.,. .....,;, .....tot.. Anr cia • f• l[lllv•'-"' ,.., teor.rea -s,...., . ,...., ,,.,... a...,.. -... Cu ... l(rt It • ......., ltr ll'tlaMtr'o Teaol•• E.,..•t(r) canstriiCtl!fn lo fl,. IM14e ret .,.;., ..ntla te lel!•l•a• . . . ' ' · ~wla~leln klilf, O,ftli1 Twla ., fufl. ••••"'"' ., f L 't'""' ··~ . · · ' ' Thla ilila ·.li ll1111teol ~, .l!llllltltl.., •t ceRiill Ita ,..,.. 15-YEAR GUARANTE'E .__, .. .,.,.......... Ultre .. Ill . . • ' .... • ··rt. . !, . to three weeks, Lebanon - cuse where four eouncllmen, a Clinton E. Jolu!- treasurer and a memb<lr Is to , Denies Anyw e d • COLUMBUS (UPI) _ The anybody o good husloilnd but 1 20-year-old girl llld o 45-yllr· School llraduate sold tocla old mon just doesn't jlbt," lilt there wos no toundollan to said. " He 11 a very nice per· ports her doUilhler Intended to son. I couldn't think of IIIYOfll marry Dr. Sam Sheppard even nicer lor I IOO·In·IIW but not though she sold " he would far a 20-yeer-old." moke anybody a llOOd hus"They were obviously Hen toband." gether out there and somebody Mrs. George Strickland, the came to their own conclusions," wile of Shepperd's wrest11n11 sold Mrs. Strlc:tllliild. Shepperd W.s recently dl ~ pertner, said her daUilhler Coleen ond Sheppard had _ , vorced by his second wile, G!Ir· photographed In Los Angeles man born Arlarie Tebbenlohaftna where he Is to wrestle Friday who charged the former Bey Village oateopath with "gross night. She sold the photograph op. nevlect of duty." SMpperd was convicted of~ perentlyledtospecuiotlon Shop. murder of his lint wile Mlr· perd. who was !he delandanl In jJyn, whose blildg- body two 'ot the most IOflaolianal murder trials of tho century, was f0<01d In their (llhJoMbll Boy vm...- ~~ame."He YjOUid marrv Col!'!"'· .• " l' iUII'y ~ftllnk t&re i lencH tb ilftlll\itl~."· . .. . . f. ,be was ,gr~ a anything to It," sold Iotty new trial In tPM by ·the U. S. Strickland. "I think It' s a pub· Supreme Court and acquitted I• llclly stunt. tor !hot yeer. " I think Sam would make Ho woo defended by famed criminal lawyer F. LH lellay of Bostan. Shepperd . embarked an hla wrestling career early lalt swnmer . He sold he Intended to. do. son, J. W. Scarbrough, John be elected 1o the boardolpubllc mother of a 1966 Eulmoor Hlflh Lawson, Lawrence Jolu!ston, and eanstruc. Thendoro Willford, Jim Patter- IIJalrs. George Holman haa fil ed for the treasurer's post but there Is no public affairs candldate. Pomeroy has five candidates aeeking fwr oounclloeats. They are Franklin M. Rizer, J. Lu~ cion Poolln, Donald E. Collins and Elma Russell, Republicans, and Ralph Werry, a DemocraL Phyllis HeMessylsthetreaSIIrer candidate and board of pubHe alfalr candidates - being elected lor the first time- are E. F. RobiDBOII, James H. Stephenson and William G, Baronlck, all , _ sen~lng by appoint- lion will 11111 underway as soon son, Robert L, Fitch. Letart- James Junior Spaun, a a possible. ~ persona attended the Roy Pearaon, Howard Norris, bid openlnge, The session was Don R. Hill, Everett Ransom. completed ln one hourandtwen - OUve - Bernard L. Be~mett , f3l minules. WIUiam Conncllly, George W. Assodatlon olllelals hope wa. Redd, Al¥ln Reed . tar wiU be llowlng In rural Gal. Orange - WUIIamS. Henderlla Couney ''by the time now. son, 0, J, Pelllllngton, Doroel ero are In bloom next spring." Miller, Robert Marcinko, Floyd This will depend, however, on E. Well . weather condltlona this winter. Rutland - Dale L. Wright, Tho project Is holna !Inane- Jamea Nicholson, Uolbert A. ed with_a _'!2, 113,000 loan !rom Romine, William Smith, Nathan (Continued .., page 6) E. Vanaman, Budd Junior Dar II. Salisbury - Guy A. Russell, ment. Chester W. Zirkle, Bernard D. Middleport VIllage has a ean" ' .,...., .I'M..• . .. ......_. ""~-·. Onn c. di,.Wa for each ..... lebellUed ....,... .-' -- - · • ....... .. Scipio · - Raymond R. Cot- The candidatesare RIMhard W. , tertii, JGseph E. Carsey, Jllil- YIIIIShan, Jolu! w, Zerlde, and ··llile DQion, Herman JosephMc- David Oblinger, Republicans, ~rti)r, diaries W, Chapman. and Cllll'ord Slumbo, an Indo" &Jtton llllton N. Wolfe, pendent, for the four seats on ~ Robert W. Louks, Homer M. council, and James E. Brewneed ony. I was very close to Circle, Debert A. Smith, otis lngton for the board of public . ·II:'B TV Sh 'B ' I.•MiliA' I!Jf! nrr > M0 m w..... . Paul, and now I want a chance F. Knopp. affairs. Three school board races willbe decided by voters. In Swthom Local School Distrlct, 10 candidataa are seeklag three seah Candidates are · ' Charles F. Pyles, Deunle IIIII,. Charles D. liamllton, Howard R. Ervin,_ Roger G. Theiss, George W•Uiam Cmdltf, Claronce Lawronce, Am L. Buoo, Frederick J. Stobart and David W, Cletana. Foor candidates are aeeking three seats ootheoount;yboard. They are VIrgil L Atkins, Jlar. old R. Lohse, George A, Parry and John William Blaettnar, In the Eastern Local District where two eandldates are to be elected, three have filed . They are Oris L, Smith, L 0. McCoy, and CIJ'de E. Kuhn. With two to be elected, the ... ,.. Local School District lllCI"6'1' has two candidates, Frank W. Porter, Jr., and Don E. Mullen. GeneraliJ', villages are short of eandidatea. In Rutland, liD candidates Illed, -- the awowu -•-•-•atration wiU be aleetecl by wrlle.Jn. Racine hu five eandldatos seeking roureoomcll seats. They tendonts they are precluded are Grace Roush, Lawrence from receiving a trial' by 1 fair _ Wid imparllll lury," the ttlor· ~ neyl aald In their motions. Publicity hos created 1 public "state of mind ... llhotl has _ , caiQJiated and designed'' 'f1. at hi a killer·" Copt. Martin Lee, chlet of lnspeclors lor the Son Francisco Pollee Deportment, sold the mon who called the KGQ.TV morninll talk show and ldenll· fled himself as "Sam," wes "a personwilhomentalproblem ." However, pollc sold there was no woy of telling whether or not he was the zodiac slayer. who hos bragged In cryptic nates of kllllng live persons In lour seperate attacks during the past 10 months. "I need help," the caller sold whllovlowerswatched program host Jim Dunblir and Belli, whose presence wu requested by the man. "I'm sick .. . ! don't want to go to the gas chamber." Belli, who defended · Jock Ruby for the killing of presidential 'ossouln Lee Hor· vey Oswald. agreed to esk Dial. Atty. John Jay Ferdon nat to press for the - h penalty. Ferdon sold Ieier he could make no "promises or gua(ContiJud on Page 6) Ten tax levies are up for the Nov. 4 election. They ar&Three _ quarters of a mill , county • wide, new tax for men- r: ""* .,: How•-· }'jouth • '" Dr:ve fior II nate ell proceeds from the · wrestling matches to charity. Ho Is presently practicing In tall¥ retarded. Two milia, Racine VIllage, new tax, operatlonandmalntenanllO of fire department. Three mill , Syracuse Vllloge, renewal for cur rent expenses and operating expenses. One.l!alf mill, Chester Township, renewal, operation and maintenance o!llredepartmenL One.l!alf mill , Orange Tcnm.. ship, new tax, current e;qoens. oo. One.l!alf mill, Orange Township, renewal, fire PiotectiDII. One mill - Scipio Township, fire protection, •·enewal. Three mills, Meigs Local School Dl&trlct, renewal, operaUng levy. Three mills, Eastern Loeal School District, renewal, operatlng levy. F our miD&, Southe rn Loca1 School Di strict, renewal, operaUng 1-. v•• All the sehool levies up for renewal are needed II the ellstriets are to receive FOWida. tlon Ald. Retarded Columbus. GI Death8 Under 100 The Meigs Youth Chap..,r oi the Ohio AssocloUon for 11&tarded Children have begun a drive in the county to Insure passage of the three qiBrtor mill operating levy that wlll be · on the Nov. 4 ballot. Shirley Jackson, speclol ed,.. cation teacher in the Eaatarn School District and oriii!DlZer and advlaor of the Yooth o. A. R. C. , said tolay the levy must pails " IC retarded children In Meigs County aretorecelvetho care and treatment they d.serve." Presently there ia one class for mentsll,y retarded In the county. uPassage of the leV)' would enable tho aoaoelaUonlo start a second class whl<:b Ia vllally ooeded," It was sta!Aiil. 1n addition to tho second claoo tho assoelatlon would be able to ·extend Ito services with 1 pr&achool prO(jYlllll, a sheltered workshop, an adult aotivltyeentor, and a ~stlc center, It was noted. Youth O. A.R.C. has adopted several pl.uuo to pl'OIIIOie pao- D'e 'eJU.Iants _J Grante ·d '1T Pr b ~ ~': ?:.~=~~veb~-:ld: ~ wo ~ear 0 ations :."{,~~!~;.~~~ ror ·'*""-· ....... Tlrnn .quit mr.ok;ng of . ' ea- Rope, Clem. Turner. Change of Venue Sought ror ' Ill ·,PRICE CUT SIO ed each bid. Drill Said ail bids would be taken under advisement by the association'• board <t directors. Contracts ror the 129 • mile wate•·llne projeet hopefully wiD be awa"!!ed within two SAN FRANCISCO I UP I)- A A " FOR~ OF 11$0 ARAB GUERRILLAS Invaded Lebanon troubled man who said he was from ~ at three polnlo toda,y and kldnoped a score or Leban- the "Zodiac" slayer of five ese lllldler• beiore they were drl ..n back with tank and rocket 1 persons pleeded lor help, · fire. FllliiiiW bnike out in refugee caq~s between Lebanese ae- · complained of headaches ond eurt~ forns iliid Paleatlnioii refugeeL cried out "I've got to kill" ·· It woo LeballDII'I worst polltleal and lnternatl~ turmoil during a two-hours of bizarre elllee the nation achieved lndepeoxlenco 26 years ago and It conversations Wednesday en a plunged the Arab world Into a major crisis that lor the m0111ent television talk show. overllhadowed the eonllnulng ~araell eonlllct. However, he fa lied to keep Arab IUOfl'illa• atruek again today in lsaral's port city of two surrender appointments Halla, blawt,. .., a ftllh apartment bulldlnt! iliid l<lllt,. ,a waman, with attorney Malvin Belli, who tho B80IIlll death ID two days. loraell planes retaliated by bomb- told the caller, ''All of San S,. iliid strall~ attacks against Arab guerrilla bases ln'Leban- Francisco wants to help you. Tht hand Is out. you can feel oil. the hands out." S~ critical role .for UN There also was a challenge CINCINNATI - THE UNITED STATFS FACFS n .. erlals Issued Ia lDdloc-from the aituatt0111 ID tho 1170sln whleh tho UDIIAIII Nations muat play an brother of San Francisco cab driver Paul Stlno. Tht cabbie IDtUapelllable part,Charlas W, Yost, u. S, ambassador to the wos shot to - h Oct. 11, ond U.' N. oa1d bore Wednesdly. file killer mailed o piece of , Yost oa1d the erlsea were an "ever-mounriJlS global arms bloodied shirt with a Stine's .,Ace," overpq;ulatlou, JJOV8rly-stricken natiiR!s, mlsu11811 rebooolful letter to II newspeper. ., aourees and lntenatlonal vlolenes. He epoke at the U. N. Week Stine' I brother, Joe, 34, illlicl!eon ol the CltieiDnatl .lYorld Allllira CouneU, commemora~ operator of a Modesto service .... the 24th aildversar)' of the world organization which occurs stotlan, luued on Itinerary of Frldi.J, his dslly habits ond challenged Zodiac to "come and get me." Mother carries dq11f(hkr into lake DOes Not Carry Weepons CHARDON,. OHIO - MRS. KATHLEEN JACKSON, 37, wict"I don't carry 'MIDPDIIS,'' said cmod lose tllan a y•r ago, Wednelldaywaded lito lhe cold wotero the 165-pound Atrny and Air of Ollrdoo Like and dloaweored with hot22-montl>ddillll(llltar Force veteran. "I don't feel I ID her al'lll8. ' Several school children watehocl tho bizarre murder-suicide. they ran help, Attaw>ll by tho lire department to ra'l'lve Mra. JaCkoCil and her little dlltllhtor, Christine, were ro.. COLUMBUSIUPil- Attorneys for the nine delenclonts In a .4 plew ¥HJrla another GOP rebuttal gambllng ...ackl1• case atleved· 'WASHINGTON - VICE PRESIDENT ~lro T. Aanew's ~~ ly Involving eight Columbus po. taelil m war iliiddefensecriUcste..provokeda reaction qalnst llcemon _.,.sdoy filed rna. tiona In U.S. Qlstrlct Court for hba IIY 1nothor member or his own party, Sea. Edwrd W. Brooke, R-Mass., aald today .Ajpiiw wos a c h - of - · , · ". ~ta" chargl,. lhlt Sen. Edmund S. Nuookle, o. ·:;ct.. :; r.ta1ae - ~· 1968 eleetlm _...m waoplayiog Roialan ct!"O:ea::,:: vane~~ news publicity hod ed· . · nul- willa Amert•n oeeurley, Bl>ooke aloo told UPI hi re- · veriely otteeticl tho -'unity Ape;t'• weekend blaot ot leodera ot the Vleliiilllmora- lor tholr ell- to receive a torlum, I AaneW laholed "Ill. olfate carpp d. 111\!udent fair trial. · The ottorntys cited' artlc,les In tht New York llld Walhlngtan Paot 11 . well u in 19611 . . ati;rl• Iii neop.pora In Colum· - MOIIETIIANONEMILLIOI'{~einmen but. Sprlnglllld, Dayton, Akron ljUit 1111\oldiJiclgaretteol!i 1968, a~ to • 1)811 11Kf Toledo; . ''·l'" ',\• '. . ' Pulillclty -~• - . :'dellber· ·lllld Welfare OIEWl ~l!l'imll«!! ately PO IIMIIH .. ..,not the·deI COiiPLETE w• Jolu! J. Rose . Ia nmnlng for tho board of pub. Columbia - Glem R. Cline, lie IIJalra. Jamea E. Gaston, Arnold Jor. Woodrow T. Zwilling Is the dan, Cluence E. Fraley , Alva oniJ' council candidate In flyra • . ' ' z· de . o · •ac Reatures By .,.,;:;;; bailiryt in new.fightill{{ Bcwrtlled, . WL thr...h .... ...,.,., i , . . . . The Shot lex Videast ., LllftPI The bids were openeclbyCheahlre Mayor Bob Burchett, who Is treosurer of the Gallla Coon. f3l Rllral Water Aasoelatlon. TheY were cheeked IIY R. wu. Dam Jenkins, the aaaodatlon•s lepl advisor. Bids were re- ,! <'-•- Look Llkl NIW -.bid Wl8 $1,920,125.58. Otbel' &lllll1'enl low blcldera lall Dlllllt In 1M l!radboii7 BuildIna In Cheahlre were: Tliika - Caldwoll Tank Co., Lo!!lb!De, Ky ., $188, 547.00. Tnltment Dlant - MeGov. '· _, •. Malllalan IMIII'It1 patral dl- Make Old Shoes . '1111 Nordel Coolractlng Co., ney & McKee Co. , Portamoutb, corded by ivaltar Neal, auod. Brldpville, Pa., waa - e n t $366,250. atlon leeretary, and presented low bidder m the ge~~eral ...,.. Wells - Moodys of Dayton, IIY Jobii Drill, resident engln. tract l'oreanlltrucllon<ttli!!Gal- Vandalia, Dblo, f46, 830. eer for Sleco Inc::., ot Colum111 C<iunQ' Rural Wotar A&so. Meters - Crane Co., West a..s, Ind., wboae engineering dotlan's new water suppi.J and Lafay~. Ind. , $38,673. firm desllll!ed the waler sys. dllllrlloutlon IIJ'steill. Tweiil;y • Bill firms submitted tam. Ralph B. Voorhis, asalst. 0( fOUl: b1cla 8,Ibmltledm thla bid• rcir varlooa phase& of the 1111 · - Formers Home Ad. ,..._. d. tho project, Nardel'a projeet. • ministration director, Inspect. (ll"'- DmROYS CAMP La•y E111ulre Shot Coltrlna .Wa-ter SystemBids 0'Pened "\ ELBERFELD$ IN WMn UhN Comftrt NftNII It ,wchoMd •• • Mt, In thti event of lnt_..,.l cl•fects In strudur. • w•b.anehl'l tho • .,. uf.cturw will • tht f1 low• lng ftf th. -'IIMI p..nho••t 1· 0111'1"11 ttlt fir" ~· .,._, ,urchaM, ,.,.., • ,.,.,.. the ihfacu.,, wnlt wlthovt c~. Two trustees wiD he elected In each township. Every townahlp has races with the exception of salem where ooly two candidates, Worthy Bright and Harley E. Grate, flied. Candidates in the other townships are: Bedford - Fred A. Eastman, Charles Williams, Norman Wolfe, Albert D. Hill, Marie Wood. Roush aRd Gene Lyons. Harriet Chester- Arthur Orr, Char- S. Nelgler Ia aeeldng election lea Blsaell, Milford Frederick, as treasurer and Dale F. Boyd TlmlllJI .Mcllanlel; oeeond row, Lori Kloea, Pam Imboden, Malinda Demooll)', Rena Lefebre, Laurel ~encer aoxl Llso Beeker; front, Debbie Zirkle aoxl Jean Roush. Leoden of tho Broomles ar~ Mrs. Bernard Fultz aoxl Mrs. Bobby Payne. INVES'JTriJRE CEREMONY - lmelllture eeremallles were eonduetecl Wednellday at the Heath Methodist Church 1D Mldclleport for llllW members of Brownle·Troq>s 87 and 174. lll..a~a~ were, back rUIV, I tor, Jerrell Kelly, Julie Biron, Rebecca Baker, Kim Donabue, Margo Martin and Who_. Furniture Three de!endalits were lined Tueldal Dllllt In the court d. Mldclleporl ~ Fl&her. Fined .10 lllld C101t.1 each were KeliJ' M. MeKoa. zle, 18, Pomel'QJ, lfl"'""l tires; CJ.yde A. TQior, 28, Middleport, lnlodealla!, IIIII ~ E. Ward, 20, Middleport, reddeao coperatlon. STOCKIIOLM (UPI) - DHIM!ona IIIMIUII, . . . wright and poet Semuel Beeliett Ieday 1M INt Nallel Prize for Literature. The .72,500 InN woa tbe third of six - 1 prizes to be liven lhlo yeor. The ts..i>ember SWedtlli Aeollenly ID oumw tho year-old wlmer, said Beckett waa awarded the prize '"!Ol' hi a wriUJlS, which, In new forma Cor the novel iliid ~ In the destitution of modem man, acqulnoa llo eleva~~!~&" La at year's literature prize reciPient wosJIP&IIOaeautbol' Yaounaru Kawabela. On Oct. 16, the 1969 - 1 Prize for Medlclno went to three Americans for their discoveries coneernlq: Ylruoes alXI viral diseases. The Peace Prize on Oct. 20 woa 11..., flo, the lnternatioml Labor Organization. eryone. 1. " . Sam Beckett Wins Nobel Prize BY BOB HOEFUCH What with scboollxoerd and township races plus tax levies , the Nov. 4 election In Meigs COWity will offer something tor ev· 1111· mu TEN CENtS L In Southern District n--=. . ' School Board Seats it. clllllfled ,,. THURSDAY. OCTOBER '1 THREE FINED Ita . . . . . . . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 132 • V OJ1-.e Meitfi·Ma.on Area t.., . ..,..,Mil, rleolf, Ille. was diiiOOYered IIY member& d.arallrooderewwbo noticed smoke "''DDnB from tho eed ol tho two • 111ory bulldlniJ, IIIII. , ~To 1-.e Intere~ti =:hlcllJi.. ·"' c.,,,_. ,, • Ten Candidates Seek Wo•ns Colts-Girls Coats-•ns Colts- lop C011s ··-' Slwp In Comfort On 'lhe 3rd Floor For Carpet and . ed 011 opeedlng ehll,l'lllls. Jlooald Rusoell, 19, Middle· port, waa fined $5 iliid eo&la ror paaaing m a yellow line. Dllcharles - Pe117 H u bberd, Dooiia Hill, Arley Well, Paula Dlorenberlor, E I m 1 '· ' COAl 1&1.1 ~q~on; Charles !mlllvon, 28, Elll '-'West Columa..s, and s "'Y " ers, 23, Lanpvi.Ue, Ill post- ..,.ed sa abindoned DIIIt .,.....W. camp Ill tho Jun. lie _,. 1111 border willa 'l1111· 111111, a mlllfar711plkumaa aald Ieday. The r-l"'llllllt pllltWII dloeorered llc!;day aa-•d. 20 to 30 auenUiao were ll&bted _,. tho Thai border. NO en~ aty . ·,::::.':.~ , . : : . : :.. ~jrlu~ 111 bouMn with _..Hi._.,the ~~~ •, 1 of IO.mlnut. 'tipln •lit!' nipliew'•. IAbailonMICitlnllliildtot.... 111,~~· Stl4iilllllll'l lild •liirW . It .,.,,...,.,. . llld men ~I.V11,, ~"'· '_ , · When will' ... did no( moraura" ...lnot lllntlghlior, ..,.. DJ ,...... ..,....._;,.. LibYa .-lied Ill ...,.;..,,~ir SCHIJ~"'"nAI)Y, N.Y.": '7 ' ~~~ '""II IW '"'" '"lij~'~ . from Beirut ..,.. PtleiHnlln Klii'*W ,ilrM 10 miles Gut ill Nov. t, to IIIia ~ lnll ,.. gwrrtlll llildli' YMIIr Arlr.t hit wiY, theltll -.M he hid lilt A ~ 70 ·. 'rWiokt-'dlooUtlly rldlnt ;rdlred 1,000 Clli'ftlliMido ...tn· ~- ....,1 llliopplng ond a ·mot,. cycle.'' .. to; Qlf•oto- lnlo iiiiUIIIII'II U. found j peclloga conliilnlng 1 bilnan nsaURGH Wll AI The· Middle Etll News ltckel 011 • CIIUIIIW II 1 PI ~ 'leancy In Cllro Mld41Mo Beirut dlpao lnoe.lf store. ~lng NM:Urmln CMnOI "' Ia 118. ,; lnslclthefoundiMitUIIpwlfh Why . . . ,_. II PO lniMMfw dlmonsfratlant ...lnot tho tho Wid lddi . . of IN In his voting .._., lin chtr'" l..tbliiiH(IO¥"""'*"broktout llldMn VlctorW.Itlrop · ' man,~ of lllburbln O'lflrl nHr fht _E iterlk Allldldl • • ICMI..:... droYt 51 ; T..;...,lp his '>IOied twl~ .. when hund,.. of prolelten ·-• · mil• from Scheuec:tlidy to tho . Jlli' for tht past 72 ~ •. bullhlrtel blrrlcadtl of~ W.klrop """" In &ellston 5p1 ' "Why 111 tht fuol?" tinct•·: lild old can llld 1 todlllt-·tho IICitel. man IIMd. "Gta whll, I Ius!' HCUrlty - " from tnfor ng .· · do my ciYic """'' '1hat'a 811." · Jhurll. Sha.-......, clcilld lild WASHINGTON-A Wttlilnt· . ahullered. _ ........., I1 try ..... to 111m OLIVIA Mlnn.-For tht . The Ll'-an Newt Ag~ ton "''""' · ""' "' '•• ur ~ •~tlty of tho Goad fl- IInce 1"8 "'- ' aald dliiiCIIIIIrlllons followed In ""' - · ""' · ~" "-~ ,,_, Trlapoll where Pi'O'f-'lll• Somtrllen who .gave hlfl! 1 ·Ill,... cloDn llrmtn ola,hed Leben. . "dlnol.oncH the ,.. puali tho o.tl*' clay. llld clown !'WI ol cao;q on 1/ __.. bl 1 1 ~ , A p11 Nlll u.m In , tht farm iiHI' lllre t o "'"" 1 1 nc: _,,.. ~~--ola of tho .filling to IIIII tho dlotlnCilon Gf Dlplornatlc!'OU"CHin London W~lllgtoni'GatiadayPfOid: · ~.:= .:~,"eomplddn- ' aaid fodliy'uv.nll CICIU!d criCk Drl,- . of black VW . who ,_, • ,, tht united Artk> Irani aplnst IJIV. illY blue vW •. puall. 1111 OrYtlll llrl!ili.brl¥ed I alld;·,\ lsrlll Sun. II Wire. 1o M, p i - ~II !wo,!lly dtlute to will the 11ftt · Poll;,. orreoled 20 Arlb me about danlloge ~.- to llld till1 of tho 11011 .PIIIM· " - " following tho wly ~-:!';, ~1200. ;r a27S3, BODY IDI'NITIED morn'ng explollona In Holrt, or · CO~S. Atht lint o1 which occurred at fDial ........_ Ill t b i ~: .S a.m. Tht""'" tperfmtm LE MANS, Fri!IC»-PPer,.. Scioto River Tlltadl,y ..._ IMIIIa' . bl!lldlngo ......, hlsvlly cia· Gill•, )0, luinped from 3,000 11 llfled ao llr~. Sorib C.· mtgte~. . fief during ....., warellouse d. Herman Pet- KUALA LUMPtiR (Upt) - 1 ' 11 of 12 Townships HaVe Trustee Contests 111ft;; FDIE PROVFS STUBBORN CINCINNATl (Ui'O- A iilllbbom, rmr.alum fire took two and a hal! boura to brllli 1111der eantrol lata Tuesday at a warehouH lllled with - r allllll the OIIIo River In the clcy'o well and. The blaze ot the '' ~ ,"'f::'~~.~::~- ,to ·~ v~ Xill , flllll'*'• 1- . " ••+'~ICY ·==--~~=-=:~ THIS W!!,I\ "!~J.. HAJLM!.~U~~ ANNUAL day nllbt ID tbe court ol POm....,. NIJor Charlet , Lapr. =~. Nora Harlmln, Lon I eepse ll'!fjjl •i!fJ 816 SELECTIONS - DEPENDABLE WELL KNOWN MAKES OF WEARING APPAREL FOR YOUR FAMILY AND FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME. " , . , , during <t PUb- 1300 ' . SHOP AT ELIERFE LDS IN POMEROY THURSDAY 9:30 To 5· FRIDAY AND SATURDAY;OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. 3 = c. / lbolit j. ... ' Hold 'Retreat' WUUam Holmes, Margaret F. Quisenberry, Pauline L. Gebllr' Atf. for Trona., !i)Too:uH. Sybll EJ>eriibach, Com., 11am Holmes, dec., to Pauline L. Gebler, Parcel, !lrrao:uH, Pauline L. Gebler, Roberi J. Gebler to Margaret F. Quisenberry, 100 A, , flyracoae . Margaret r. Quisenberry, Roger c. Quisenberry, Marpr. et F. ~ry . alf3!, in!aet, Pauline L. Homes Gebler, Margaret F. Qulsenberey, alf31. 111 fact., Robert J. Gebler to Robert H. Crow, Kathr)1I H. Crow, Pucel, flyraeuae. ~ J , Lewis, Addalou M. Lawia to Fulton ThompPCIII Tractor sales Inc., Pomeroy. offer an outslandin& collection of ""' dt.morid ~np. Come In and let us show you what we - a B. I IRtul. hll CCift!llliOn ,..._,, jlliltc.t .,. 110 ~~- .., :ce11~1'11. ' inllrllnlentlhltwlil..,. lhl ·1o1 lhnliia of PDIIIf\'y meM lly . NASHVILLI!, Tlllii. ,IIIIIPUI'IriO tile . ~ fiGw /IMy Mo!H...I hid ~ to. beta""'· - ! c.' ..... rldt•INI!il~;doellhloi-1~1:. Gu,e rnt. uJz··a ..:eu p · d. .· 'j;;. =ry.wi~ri~"' ~ to =~·p =-~:·:v~-r . - •. ",.'"""""" •. ' . - w.y MethodiMtM Will ~• a .,. pnMill :Z: . . ""'boel Younr, ~ o1. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Cl)ulea Friley iliid Mro. ODie YOUII(, · 111 ol ...__ •• ...........___ · - . . . . . . 111 - · · · - · • -~ dillon ot tho Chllilnil's 11oapllalln Akron. Ml~-· .... _ .... ,_ a eu Oet. he ,.;;;-to~. _..._...__ -cu·-'- ......,_ 1 -~•~ . , _ 111d b-~ .......1 a n d . -111 • '!be bllclla the ~ iliid .;',. Wllllun 8' ..., ,. · Younr, rormeri.J d. l'olilerQ)', 3. - Thla action will otap ~ wbo relllde 111 Akron"'·' . , NFO'a action loblock(ll'linoor· ~~.tr~lan. ghiDII qother 10 thot g r a In ...,,,.., a• aorghiDII can be fad CXIIO t he Tht g-rllla orVWIIBIIOM market at a more atlotaetory blamed the ~ track· down on the United Stalet. Price to the NFO members. olreedy under Artk> attldt for The NFO memben are belnt! permitting 111 cltl- to ....,. asked to COI'Qct Ill IIOIHilemIn tho lsrtoll armed far-. bero askltw them to join the '!be llullaDd Ulllted Melbo- ~,_ of NFO and to hold their 1 ra I D dlllt a.urch will hold a rellelt ,:;;~":.~ In 81 aor....,.. Clmp Franela AllluQ' MBl' Cairo to bring In Ruultn and The NFO lsadvlsi~Witsmem· RJo Grande this weol!illcl. C h i . _ ' - for tho Arabi. bers to store and hold all other Members d. tho dllrch plan. co-.-mao todly blow up niDI to 80 SalliriiiQ',)IIIIR for three residential apartm•t tho woekend are alked to:.,; buildings In the 1.,1111 port city !)' Mro. Georlll! While. of Halfl. loreell worpl.,. IDilll j;ll for tbe ~ oer- strafed Egyptian mllltery ter\'lee ore to meet at 9:30 a.m. ge11 an tho Mlf bank of ttle ~ at the church. Thoae . Gut! of 5uu alter Egyptian nul'•& trllllpOI'Iatloa '"' el- artillery killed twa · 1.-oelia Iller cia.!' are flo pbane M r 1. r . - y night. Chipman. llornlnl HrDarrel K. Gall, 52, Langiiat lhe camp wUI biiiiD 'l'lcea YIIIi Route 1, died Tuellday ot II a.m. Tben wUI be 1 ot the Holzu lledleal Center. Mr. Golf had beell employ. blaket dlmer 11110011. ed as 1 bus driVer In tho Western Local School District and Bond~ Forfeited the Meigs Loeal ·School Dis- Rulh B. Keller, 8,0t8 IQ. ft. , lene OW, Bowling Green, Ky. ; Chester. Niese! A. Weatherman to Mlos Ro8111118 Gall, Columllua, and Gloria Gall, ot - . ; a Tuppers Plain& Communley sister, Mrs. Evelyn DavIa, Lanpvllle Route 1, two brothClub Inc., Lola, OrllDIII!. Joseph Postlewait, dec., to ers, Raymond, Langeville Route Marie Postlewait, Cert. d. 1, and Manta, d. ~d, Trans., lllddleport. 11111 a ..,...d-. Rleky Gall. Denver Thoma, cjec., to MJI. F a1 ~ will ~hold clred L Zlel!ler, WWiam R. l&ler &e<nces "" at 1 p.m. FridaJ at the DanThoma, Glen w. Thoma, Atf. ville Qwrch d. Christ with tho for Trans., Bedford. Reva. Denver Hill and VerWIIbelmlna L Thoma, Mil clred Ziegler, Georlll! Zleper, ,... Dolin delating. Glen w. Thoma, Grace Thoma. William R. Thoma, Ertce Tho- ot the Marlin Fomeral Home Ill ma to Kenneth R. Colllno, llllill Rullancl arter 7 p.m. toda,y omM. Collins, 6.98 A., Bdord. til I F-'Aa• 1 a.m. • .._ • DoroiiQ- Mae Holmes, dee., to As an authorized Keepsake jewelor, ' I DOW ..... ,_.~ ..... w e.. Chlptar Forever Beautiful Forever Perfect Ff11"!' 1Ata~ jnd:,.~ """"' ' , , _ ii SiiMIUil whiCh .., • c.k.. i_, .··· ·m ' !,- The Gldlllt ·. ._nwrlttili llf>. been traced baek .' . .,. '\ '('.•.\ti'• ... :•Now Y,W.. ·l'u,ow· ' cool · llttifl!ll•• lltril•tntne u: w. "ltY·tr••• A~a· b N'·dtl ·: ··ons' ,·n .· .. ,-..: .....>l!J,..,.• ~ .. unc1ar · llllllltbs. He holonged Three - · were !arfeltal tosummer Malp Local 17 ol 111d per..., was IIDed 'llloll- wu. .• KIIuN ..IIIiltollll'!· . ~ ·· ' ~..., tr.......t-..-.IIUt".;me!.i· . ', .' ... ·· '(..; .. ,......._ tho .. ;f·,~. ·~' ...... ' ' . • ....... fhe lillil.l Thus we ~ from ~- ..will' , • ,Hetfleldo Ulii~,Y ., ,I PI 1~11111 w11_, ,·.11 liMJied . ·~· . .: an, ~· Ye., that dlat~lif ~:}nc· · .. . it ~ WIJI be Mil ~ ~ - ;j . . , i.:l.v been odviMd 1o hokUi.etfiralll l'lrdeullr ..,....,11 wiD be relatl- of tho Hleldli ~ . \1, 1. ~II!CJ will'IIOUtlllo...-~ fheMftali. ~ . of. jM •·- ~- .......et .... ,_ •-...! ·" .""" ' eorniliidwhMt. McCo)-a•,..to!.netofGrtlel~, n1r IIIII J!llon ' Dr. J, Siedll~ ·of the tiiiJPrlwHII•~ , IDl'l•~ ..,. •....,... u ... """' p.., •1!"""" , · • · v-;' , -' ' .. . • ' . .' rcl101h· . Wr!Ciflhi11 . . . .. ' (¥ · ~· In han pilei, ....... s.r.i~b•;'"'~·:;.--:iill wlfeJ .Ma- Fodeltlna~~ ·a:10'..II · M•.Ritchie to Gerald D. ~.... bel; tbNe dlualrter•, Mro. Dor- W.re Jerry s!jjli.i;;r,f'M. lbiiL; lfltol'lo, '' j[:· ~, ahum pl'Gdud··- · iliid ... ~· all p-aiJi )lrl~t. '111811 llllllat..l ali'abllaiiihmi ~ . _ . will be aa""*' at a Iater 41ite. 1._ actlaa. NFO·....... VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPri'AL Admlllllllll - 011 Ida """" epb, Colllllibut; llllr!IQ' I . . . ...... l ' a - ; Lilla TobiD, ~; JluiHII PattebMJm, ClncliiDall; Helen Blrtlea, lb'· K -J.~"l·yl, a.MIIt t1mt. Adill· .I,.. ,, ... nctlon Counl1 lll8lnla1 DOIIt. Transfers ' ... . : '..4 • • .· DD' "' · · · ' .,"'C Joseph T. Fervuson, former state audlior and former state · ' t I "'lllll)llll~iliiiiiiiii!I!IJ!llll8. 8118ii!Bil-'llll ~ media," the dlfenll motions aald . . Eight Columbul policemen litd alleged lllf!'!bllng cror Fr""k BeldiiiiBro ire charged with cansplrao:Y to promOte and protect gambling In Columbus . . ,__; &R Unit Calwu T.'b e I'Omeray emergency 1 By WALTER WHlTEHEAD (UPI) - v. 8. headCJ:!artars said toda,y 78 GIJ died in VIetnam combet lall week, the aame. numb<lr alaln In IIJJitlng .mlng. d. 1963beforetho American buildup belllll. It was the fourth succeaalve week that the battle lull had kept U.S. deaths below the 100 mark, a level never broken last year. Not llillce December d. 1966 hao lho death rate been this low: Amther 68f Americana were WliUI!Cied last week, 299 d. them oerloual;r OllOUIIh to """"-re hoapllallzatlon• Again, South Vlebwneae looses - 301 killed IDd 878 WliUI!Cied - were mucb hltlhor than the U.S. caaualtlea, an Indicator d. tjie Saigon aovern- Sataoo ell 1110111' I JII'OIIrtSI In Ollllllllliii ~e d. tho llahllng. Mll1tery spokelllllOil aald the 0p1xone .._~p, paaai~W bond VIet Cmg and North Vlelnao ldDed, ~ -~--placed t iilla, 1 ........ contest In lho meae 1oat 1,624 • wu ..,_,y were Memorial Hospital wbere he .,.,.._ their tewe*t.batde"te"tl•tblt 011 probation for two year pert. 'Was confllled for -oral days · eounty aehoolo, and a - rellllt d.lhe od& each Wedae·""· -·'tot •·•·-' -·.. er 11111 radio .. ....,lgn to Ill- :reor and .._ In · --·• --· as the reow ~-·•• ........ blltle lull that be8ID 111x ....... menll before Judge Jobn C. Be- eel in the inclclelll. Mldclleport form Yoters of the need otaddi..., 1D Metp Couol;y CommoD l'lallce auer J. J. C - - 8 ~~~ help for the mentally .., ~ u. s. death 'toll wu ;, Pleas Court. · aald Stlllner waa robbed d. at lard~ oilaht de<reaH from ltll Ill · They were Edward Manlq, 1 - $60. · Approximately 45 )'1IUIW Gil illalll the previous ,.....,. .... 24, Middleport. and Joe PoireU, ~ was ealled Weoiletday at 21, also d. Middleport. , 10:02 fO!' !lou Manley was ~ here wbo theft over the weekerid 111 ·""' me lnclletmenl anci two lndlot.. menta d. - " ' · · .... enter- lni· '88 ~~~"'1 . 1 ' '1 Beladitl ~ !olanley Wll ~ •to mike reill!ldiCIII lAIC: tOot.a~r~·· tho Boll Tolll COrp. Ill c ,, .,... Ill I..oPil: bid..,.. lnclletecl . - . tenn NllP . peoplo aroi members of y,..lli eipledthoillllilierd.~ · O.A.R.C. worldiW on ·the c:a• ..,.. 1ibo clltd In Viebm In ell palp. d. . INS, tho 1 - befon IQ ualta belli! arrtvlq. FRJI;JAY; LAST DAY Fr\<V. Is 1M loot day for ..~ to . viiU . the ,lillelp . Couiil;y ExteD~~oa no. u.s. !lird omc:oo.a lo ... piolt boci:o, lielaa •i:.c.ucr ell p. ~ B~l i~&. Dfll. . . today. . �' ' ' . "' lt~s" Ariothef• , WHethe~ W·s·· o '· ~itork ~(.I Vietnam _Peace Hope: Meaningful Land Reform : , It lllf been uld so many times that It h.u beloome a Jrullm: :,:_ The ·only way real peace can come to South Vietnam, ~ that Is neither Communlat-dlctated nor CommunistllomiDated, Is to convince the ma11 of peasantry that they !lave a rtaJ stake In their government. And the only way to live them that atate Is to abolish the syslem of absentee landlordism by which a mere 16,000 wealthy South Vietnemeae own almoat three million acres of the country's Jerlle land. The land bas been fertile In more ways than one. Si•ly to 70 per cent of South Vletoam's farmers do not own the laDd they till, and It Ia from their dissatisfied rants that the ~anb of the VietCong are replenished. Too often, following bard behind American soldlers after they bave cleared an area of the VietCong, bave come the landlords to reassume ownership and collect back rents. IJbia Is the reaaon that some parts of South Vietnam have bad to be "pacified" again and again In the long years of this war. · The only land reform program South Vietnam has ever llad Is thai ol the VIet Cong, which has "given" land to Jlllllions, writea Arthur J. Dommen In the Los Angeles 11'1mes. Its motto bas been : "The movement has given you I ' '',. ,....,,d., jJ}cindor OUtplays Big E }\n Initial Pro Meeting -·~ .laud, give us your son.'' ; : If a cease-fire were to be signed between the government ·and the VIet Cong, this motto woul4 undoubtedly beloome, - ' I ; In the eyes of many Americans. irrespective ol their • opinions regarding this country's past and present Involve· : ment In South VIetnam. President Nguyen Van Tbleu It Co. : stand as an obstacle to the creation of a truly popular, : representative government. : Interestingly enough, however, it Is the personal lnitla· : live of Thleu that haa brought the Saigon govemment close :_to ellliCtlng the first meaningful laDd reform In its history, ,.reports Dommen. : Last November, Thleu began putting the crimp on land· : owners by prohibiting local officials and soldiers from : usiating l"!'dlords In enforcing rent levies. In February, ' the prohibition was e:dended 1o the landlords themselves. ' A laDd redistribution bill baa been rammed lhroul!b the : South VIetnamese National Assembly and now awafts ac: lion In tbe Senate. Though the assembly trimmed the bill : to a shadow of the radical program demanded by Thleu, : the constitution grants the president considerable power to ·,"llelb out" leRislation after It bas passed both bOUBes. It Is :expected that l'hieu will put not only flesh but teeth Into it. : · Of even greater iuterest to Americans, however, Is the :fact that unW recently the U.S. embassy bad for years ;Juletly opposed land reform because the landowners were •a j>rincipal source of political stability In Salgoo-"and i political liability in Saigon was what counted more than : aliytbing else," says Dommen. ;: Some American officials still fear that' Thleu's land re:form program will wipe out the rural landed gentry on ; wblcll the Saigon govermnent depends to carry Its writ · Into the viUages, while at the same time falling short of :IU8J'8Dieelng the loyalty of the peasante. :: Tbls makes about as much sense as worrying whether :e bouse will stay In one piece when tbe earth cracks open :p el IWallowa If up. Such "stability" In the long run is. :t~aighted In the extreme. t. :1 And we -Ia the.Joag nm right !)Ow: -.· . ·J . , ·• . . . . :?'The movement has given you land, .give us your vote." :: Having once given the VIet Cong their votes, the peaaenls ; ol SOOth VIetnam would, of course, ultimately fmd them! lelves In the same situation as the peasants of China, who : pere "given" land by the agrarian reformers of Mao Tse· : tung. But by then It would be too late to take back their :votes. Ylctary 1118 Marauder& 19118 ncord frCIII the Rnleh ia lclJW on • I -, lr~. Pretll~lolndGolt ~- - They mat 1111n Weduesday !-lw Alclndor - · t lei Elvin night and H wos lht NCAA toumey o- again 11 Alclndor ~. 1~. · · outplayed Hoyos In Jaadi"'J ' Alclndor, sufleri"'J from dou· un~ MllwoukH to Its iol. vision, fell 1M helrlluak 1hlrd victory, a 115-102 declalon · 01 his first colloglalt dofHI over San Diogo. ~night when Houston, led by In otn.r Nallonal llllskotboll Hayes. edged UCLA by 1wo A,ulicl.ltl9ft action, Sen Francia' · palft\1 at fhe Alii 'domo. The co edged · Allanto, 94-93, · Phi· irulilltost only one.c lhr g"""' llidislphlo nipped"Phoenix, t:Q. during Alcl~dor's brilliant' 119, end Lof' Angotea stopped :UCLA ..,...,., ·. •' ·Clnclr,lnnfl,,1,16-i09. . 1. The 7·1'1:1 Alclndor galnid The Ai'clndor-Heyos' lnHial In 1M NCAA tour- pro mttfl"'l drew a near nomont that year as UCLA copacHy crowd of 13.643 a1 Sen do~· red Houiton 111. the Diego. The "~lg A" Scored 36 Mililftnala. The collage confron- points and collected 19 rebounds :~\Oft ' lleholln 1wo AII·Amerl·· as Mllwauktt gained a 29-17 Cal ··ended lhtre as · Hayes flnt quarter lead lfid rot•lned ·gri!luafed to the pros. command throughout 1M oa!'le. Hllra forget tn. night of Jan. ,• . ·. . .. ,.. '· .. ··.·'· .. . ... • , ••, ,: .·:. ' •· ,. /"> ~· . ,_:•. : • . !_· •. ••• • ... . . :-: . ..: .. ' · Church: What Better Plate · For Sex Education? r...,.- - lr DAVID POLING lws televl.llon PtrNJallll'' •• . !eature In Ita -noameat atstes? BY J<I>CK O'BRIAN s obvious -.npt at cess, If a bit late to make It - Geor.10 M. Cohen'• dsullhte NEW YORK - Everyone can cuteness, which Is fine I or an evening to remember, and 11or7 ,... Sill! Ill the Dov~ II you waDt a volaWe phrase, try "sex education'~ at tb. · teaae Dean Martin about h 1 a ~Ung TV popcom but treecb It was a PJre dellsht to have patron1 a treat when she Join- ne:ll cocttall party, open bouse or PI'A meetinJ. Iii. some drlaldng heblto Bj)parentl,y .,._ and pretentious herein. sparrow -voiced llllterfl7 Me- ad lbe piaalot lor 1 riledl Ill communities this lias taken on the emotions that 11111c1 ta . capt hla old PIIJ'1Der J e r r 1 Paul Ford erupted tile laat Queen bach on a New Yo r II her late - t dad's IIWil'~~~ belong to topic• like UNICEF, the war In VIetnam llid tbl! . Lewl1: alter Lewlo lold Lon- act with wldel,y reported .... stsae even ror so alendor a .... The Cbrlstmaa movie at general catch-all, "What do you lhipk of BtibiiP Pae1" " don audiences Dean Is a 'i'.iiii..-r.~~an;;=~ role .... Geol'f111 AbboU direct.. ltadlo Cll;y Mlalc 11a11 sounds The reason for this UP,roar Is Dot too tnyalerlous. Educe; tors and school offlclals have 814iadlly Increased the nUlll"test pilolfor Soagrams," MarAT ed, far too blandly In the llrst mote like the lfualc llaJI'a et- her ·of courses and Cia._ dlscuulons held In the·area ol aet ' · lin l8nl word through mutual two acta ··•· The maJor hur. ferveocent fare then lllJI·flllte educatjon. In the upper cradel, junior and senior hlc{l' palo that tile test pilot would die Ill "Three Men on a recent fileks (acept "T r. e school, the administration wisely ..., that ibla generatJGO like to •"bbJnb'' Lewis on his Horae" Ia that Ills nota tilllrt Grir'): "A Bo7 Nlllted char- ol youth was not being civerly lulded · by some acatterd next fiilbknler .... Remember ctassle end lhougb • good lletln u. Brown" .... Edward o. Rob- courses In biology and some vague commente being made when the Big Top onlr plqed · Its da,y Is too slow a otarter!or ln1011 Jr. 11 atsrtlnc at IJnl. by a gym teacher In a lecture on "Health." In tents? Jllngllna Bros. ends ~~arance of more boob, study guloles, 111m1 veraal In tile wne aort Ill role and Its '69 lollr Nolo. 30 In Utica, lr Oswald & James Jacoby today. s trained teachertl. Generally, the ri!IIJIOI!IO of bla dad uoed to explode at War- sc districts around the' country bas ~n bighl)' 1avor;: N. Y., where It eaall,y could Add miDor ln11tdlm•ts for NORm Broo.: playing &bocb'llllfd. able. Where the reaction has been negative, abusive, be 1110Wod u-: ,... ll'a thl mooi Ute "HorH" revival: 10111e rJ.. you llncl people who essenUaUy are lboclled about cilacllll . d l - eiQ- from 118 F I L been orr111Wa TV slons ol teproclucUon ~human or 8111mfl) an4..1118(18Ct' Its dialogue was """aldered tooFran long 10 lt'o elepnt •Js /'homo" In 99 ~· - that It .J'I1·52 ~· ta~ ,,P.,C¥ ilh~ but,Is ," • ·11-'15 1· 1 • ' ., ~·\~·~·~Nil<!,. sodly . l9<eptable todQ as, ,at TV .... wound up a - - · very_.w ''Mil~ , Pl.,.; E,AST '"lbree Men on a Horse" WEST best, oulllble for the Nuaeum eren," billed as •'OM · part T1!e 11110tWhelhn1ar .QU .108532 was a reiOUIIdlngly dellsht!UI Ill Cliches . educaU. · . :'What kind,•Playboy ·mapzl•e Offers 11111; Ilk' DaCTOFIIS MAILBAG hit 10me 35 reara •110 aod ·I t lo • Q10852 .9743 llar:Y· Popplns, one port Peter tXt tQ9 Nlnezy per oent Ill orehes- Pan, one pori Dr. DoiiUie, 111e stallmeilt ev~ry month · that Ia aeen by muums of ,-likfl.l odd to note that the same Jokes .AJ9 .104 motion picture ln<lusjry bas junked oU, mlnde:·wt~. Irs end front - balCOIQ' ~ part Auntie Marne" Just eo The fiesh and foollsllneaa. And yolu!g people Oblerve every' that had tho Playhouse Theatre sovm co) for the Katherine llepbum long as Irs aii..Fr;· A1llaon day, the a!Utudea of their parente, their neiihbOra ani! ' .AK76 rollleklnl! call't ao eellb be "Coco" mulleal about P a r II .... U. S. eudlences millbt rec- their frleuds . Sex education' is all around. Tbal11ue til~· .AK revl•ed as the plq ltaeU •.•. atyUst. Coco Chane! already Cllll1lze actor Lee Van Cleer be ftnally resolved In attitudes which caii he &uiiDOrteit:ll)l +A 1063 It Is plain "iil roared our orlg. .Q86 hive been aold . ••• A areat but heve tlllde him proper Information. To deny this lu the public aeClor would· lnal appreciation In a more Jn. Neither vulrter~~ble . . · ..... 10 -rtlon to 11lleatre parties -lar ha'a JOttlna ffOO,. he a moral disaster. noeont time, end laughter exw .. t Nordo Soath IJ WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. It Ia Interesting to note that conference• 8)ionsored bj, Hope • In hla 32nd ooo a film .... Jonathan Win2N.T. .... Bob cept In TV . sound treeka Ill 81 ChUI'Ilbea t;;oung people Invariably bave cl•sse1 on ·Hl11 Pus year 1!R NBC liar, his 20th tera 811blled $f5,000 a Week at 3 N.T. Plio Plio courtship marrlaee. ThOUI8llds of youugsten sign ~ . : Q-1 have eU.nle rblnltJs. alropnlc rhinitis and that old Gale Storm shows can't be Pus NBC-TV 1881011 and his 7th Lake Tlboe'a llarroh'a· club far these coutses wblle at sinnmer camp, weekend retreat~~ )Vbat causes it and is there there Is no cure for it. Wbat disinterred eritlreiy sue<eaa!ul. _Opening __ · _,..,. __ •_5_ _..J year with Chr7aler: Bob seya .... He 1181!11 110 port flliiD!band sesal001 during the school year. The oill)' react1oa t 'uy cure for It? causes it? b. be' • been with NBC since It ling or drlnldnc 8111 ever bad, from parente or the kids, especially t1Jose of blcli : A-'l'ldl dlle- may be A-AIIboalll In many George Allbott, in this hIs Reese and Dormer suggest was a crystal eat · - t h e ~ notice thet ~·; · school age, was this: These bave been good program.....too caused by an Infection, an cases the cause cannot be 9lat ,.......ctlon, directed In thai, any lime d e c I a r e r NBC peacock was an eat• plaall u.._ s bad we could Dot lulve doiHI this earner 1 · . · llller(Y or both. Firat, the found, In moat cases It fol- what aeemed In the first two needs to establish tricks In Now why would llnlveraal pj,1l ahoppins ualo waa liven Fortunately, the Cbrlstlan Church bas often dtmO.cause should be determined. lows persistent or recurrent acte to be a llkeably butvulner. two suits. he should consider lures eaat edlan Mort Sahl. one 11U11 linD I11Qba a million If there Is an underlying al- nasal lnfecU iall abl an avoidance play. They .. ""':: dollara worlll Ill _pnobosb!J free strated ila concern for marriage and the hon:!n~fn~· ler"", you must avoid the ons, espec Y Y blaocl ocyle .... The third show today's band as an In lronlldea as "ID obftox. TV lng counsel, advice .and dlsclllilon tor thOle p 1 to bli time? "" In persons who are poor at act rted th ~•·· )1lelgeD or tate desensitiz· warding off in f e c tlo n s. repo e ~.., conelder- example. married. Clergymen could see !hat It was_Improper 1o ~ ~ liajeetions. A low-grade Strange as it may seem, a able laugbter' whld! was not ·until a couple announced their eugagement aDd · 's tlttil South is In a very normal · iliir~nlc Infection ma:y be water solution of coojugated 10011 enougb .... Sam Levine, 1 h r e e no-trump contract ta=~t;: for the cbUI'Ilb sanctuary 1o elaborate· on ~ 'liard to get rid of, especially estrogens (Premarln), when like Georae Abbott end his West gets off to an equally m and PIU'POse of marriage. So the ~hUI'Ilb bas - . · vitallY. ~ted' In the whole field of 01: lidtlcatlillt lliitl , ·~ H h.u been present for 111rayed In the nose, relieves 75 per een~lhor J o h n normal heart lead and South does i1nt feel that the publlc sector lbouJd. lpare 'the .PYer a year· A short course some victims. Others have Coell llolm alone abridged the sees that his 20 POinte, piWI opportwdty. ' ~anm::~ been helped with a spray rears Plfllcall¥ Into the eur. dummy 's six points, aren't Many In our society reaUze Uiat venereal dlaeut~IUeill(• · likely 1o be enough to bring -..nUfied so that an effec· containing alreplomyciD In rent productlon at the ' "ceum ....._ normal saline solution. "" mate lilrtbs and soaring divorce rates &JhGOg .,...,.. In nine trlcu. uve drug may be selected. Tbeetre .... sam haa slowed may he the reault of in84equate or nonalsta!t leii 'eiluca- : . If he attacks diamonds . t.~r;:'·~:t:J: Q-Wbat wnld mab me _,tomewhelasproperfora right off the bat, he will problion. On the posftlve aide ol tile argument, WIIIJalli ·l!l:.: . · ' Homan, author or the book; "Cblld Senae" (Basic 8oOU;r>. 1 t success In Ent:,d but sn~oeze 15 to 20 limes as soon &llDIIeman In hla llixllea bet his ably be able 1o set up three as I wake up In the morn- ocyle remains true, u eompar. ....)~1: . . . . . . 1 • •y CltOMLEY not yet available ere. log? allveJ¥ halting; Dol'OII\y Lw- trlcu In dummy but which· "OtlRn are more lmprealed with the terrible waste ri ·: · ever opponent gels the lead ' ~ HEA Wash1ngton Corrapondeat Q-Every time 1 catA:b a A-S n e ezln I may be don hea llle Impossible task of will clear the heart suit and the wonderful emoliona of love and 1ft. They see so "" . le wboee Uvea are enriched by the tulles{ possible ...,. ·· cold, I am bothered with caused by an aUergy a head repeating the role Shirley Booth South won't have a chaDce to : WASHINGTON (NEA) t of love. They are saddeiied by the al)umanee 'of·. DhleiJIIln my throat. I have ~ld or sitting In draft. created, but It Is hardJ.y her set up a club for his ninth trick. An analysis of several UDreported government studies lid marriages, by pal'l!nte wha etllasculate their loili;;' bad bijections ol penicillin me persons sneeze if !bey lllgbtl,y limited fault. for It but It woo't clear up. look at a brll!bt light. AJ. If he bad time to lead both and pro)ecUOIIJ Indicates Pre1ldent Nixon's reldiuctured jlefetl'lnj~ their da!'ghleil and emoUOllally sed~. 1 What do you auggest? though It may l1e possible to Jaek GUfonl · haa a role 1n suits, be could establish that defense and Vietnam programs will give blm the option In own cblldren •• • , They hope that better Hl1U8I A-M stop a sneeze by bard pres· whld! be should project a per. one club and those three ella· 19'10 ol drafting leas than ball as many youug men u were mJgbt preveut some of theSe tragedies." · ·- · ' ; IICU, or pllle«JJI, Is sure just below YOW' nose eonallcy aa complatel,y ·-• moods and be can gain that ordered to serVIce In 18111 or lll!e. :, · -'· ·, the natural reactioo of a mu- authorities now discourage r .,_. • " "'~'' j:Otl8 membrane to an lnfec· this practice because the rom lhoedway •• pooolble, • lime by a very simple avold· Tbat Ia, durlilg moat of 19'10, draft caDs could run at 10,000 to 15,000 a month or less, as compared with the · lion or allergy. As In the pre. hack pressure may rupture · wlapy, lnf11!111oua, Ullleman • ance play. He goes after the clubs at 28,000 a month wblcb was normal during moat of this year cedJDg queiflon, the treat- a blood vessel In the eye Ylctlm """" In !act be looked ·!Rent depends on the cause. nose, palate or even the like what he Ia, a shrewd Broad- trick two and playa out·'bla and last. brain "1¥ veteJ-an wrinkling h 1 1 six-spot. If West rises with This ability to cut calli will give Nixon a powerful leVer . Q-My doegr 1171 I have · slllllrtb do!lated rubber • ball the ace and c I e a r 1 tbe In dealing with anlidraft demonstrations. h~arts, South whlatles hap- It wiD put him a atroag step lo'IJard an aU-volunteer '• pily as he runs off four club army In Vietnam, a step wblcb some of his analyata. be· ' Hado's •·' Do It Every Time tricks. Those four , plus two neve will defuse the antiwar talk sufflclen:lelo secure for .' spades, two hearta and the Nixon the lime he ~ to secure lnde nee and Hlf· ace o! ·diamonds, give him governmeut for that Southeast Asian coJ,:try I W"""IOTO-'Sk his nine. · j i .' 'ICf,IR PHOIII.! If West ducu South col· Tbls draft reductioo reasoning anumet: ,.; .,, CltDIR··· lects a trick wtlb dummy's ,,.! Prellldellt NIDD wiD wUIIdraw between 125,000 and ,, .¥.. ., ~!WI ldng and goe1 after the dia· ...,,ooo men from Vietnam In 19'10 as ~lion of the ': ""' . .monds. Re baa one club Will' expands. . ; · ' ,f ' trick b o m e and this piUJ • ftlt tile ever..n *reqllt of the .armad ..rvlces four diamonds, two sPades <worldwide, lncludlnJ the United states) IIi lf701wiU he' cut ·and tw~ hearts, are what be by 200,000 or more to meet llud&et fel(uctlon tarpU. · ·. · .. , •r needs. • ftlt ~ntaerlq ftr tile • - etllii•leulj, 111'111 don S~poae East produces tbe not drop by tDCJrl! lhailliO,GOO. (There bas been a ~ · ace Ofduba? SOuth Just W81 over the yean for volunteering to deer- wbtlid1ift • not going 10 make b1a cOIJ. caDs decline.) . ·tract by any line ~ play. • Tile ArJay, Navy, Air F - ... Jbr1M ctrpt train· IHow.,.,., , • ...,.. Auo.l lnJ and replacement ~ J'e!Daln rou&b!Y •• tJiey have been durinc the jJut sev.m ye111'1. . ·. . · D • Tbat •IIIWJ· re-ellllstinetdl wiD not drap precipl· tously. · an attempt· to Insure !hat ~t'iDC continue at acceptable DOW baid Ill WIN ' Tricky Play Can Set Up Tricks Alii-·· H I • ' •. r~.~r~~tS-=:.:~-~~ w~ .~ ~11011 Allergen May Be Cause In Chronic Rhinitis Case , ' ' . ' Draft Cuts Augur Well For All-Volunteer Army or: ° -· · ' . · &.....,..., ag'::£ ::1f: s:..:.~.';!.~eda ::- ::.,.~ 11:0 ~::~::.scored 24 ""' alble,that~water~.or~ - . . On the Siaftans, Olfelllllftly, are 150 lb. left one! Bill MeClure, 165 lb. left tackle Pete Rusael, 165 lb. left auard ErDie Stover, 1551b. center Dave MeDert, 165 lb. rl$bt auanl Crafa White, 1951b. rilht tackle Dave Moore, and 160 lb. rl$bt end Pat Lawaon. The back!leld la1501b.quart,. erlleek Gl'l!ll Brooka, Hudllell, 155 lb. haltbaek Bill CUlT)' and 180 lb. fullback, Buzz Whitlatch. Derenslvol1, MeDer! Ia mlddie guard, 195 lb. Jeaa CUtter and Noon! are taeldea, Ruaaell and Whitlatch ends, Stover and White linebackers, 150 lb. Gary Dull and Hudoell eornerlleeka, and CUlT)' and McClure aare. ' apra may .., pres... nlo actlonl · The btaeat thnat m~ by the b\llrlana Is hallback OrIs Hudnell who his scored 54 polnta this year, Held I~ check by Canton Me· The leodiJW seorerlorSoutbKlnle· ao - k balore, Rick ern II 160 lb. Creshman hellGiles of Niles McKinley explod· back Paul Juatleo with 48. ed lor' 233 yards In 35 carries The proboble atartlJW o«enand 1wo touchdo'!f'i In lha Ora· alve 11110.., for Soothem Ia UO gons• 23-14 upset win over War- lb homore k ren -torn Reserve. He now ' BOP q.. • ranks lhlrd !n schocl history Dave Smith, 130 lb. freshman with 819 yardi rushi111Jthls .... hellbaek, Mille Nease, 20° lb. son . • . Elyria, whldl nipped senior fullboek Bill Hobaei<, and Sanduoky, 1:1'12. h.. a streak ot Justice. 17 stral~hl wins ..• ;After 1wo The of!analwllne hea160lb. ~IWIW,·.~'flilll • •opholnoreNIIl 1Jial!l>r,14!0111w.is'r'Hiilof"o'if 'liVi'v'taarJis!'Jn• • senior rl&h~t.l'llollby~ ·~ "-' ,•.,••.•• ~· ... I• •-"" tli'-'";'"y ·'"ut· 15" lb. ..... .. .... left m• - I • . ~lete :4iffooti1Ce uvu .... me ""' ""' • .., • "!""""· o•. out. ' Eynon, 115 lb. sq,hCIIIoftJeft . ;:i . -w~ Oosplte '1'1uing 1wO games tacldo Da.ve Crow, 205lb. ae,.. or·~·· Lo,;,or "';1.. · becauso of Injury, John lor rl&ht tackle Randy Roberta, I Dr WI~-- of Sklqey ·hal galried 140 lb. JuniQI' rilht end Genld 111 oage. lve ln. 191 yoi'da 1n 91 ..11empts, lnclud· Hendrich a and 130 lb,.Junlor left 11111 WIn 24 solos.,,,.. PJq. end Pat HW. Stlldard Oil Products ua. Teammale Bruce Williams Delonslvely, Roberta and fired lour touchdown paSses In Hendricks ue auanla, 220 lb. 1hot game ond now has 11 TDa sopbCIIIore R.sune HlllandBikand 1,151 elr yards wllh ~ er are taekles, 160 lb. senior completions In 87 attempts. . . Ike Slancer and Smith, oncla, Mike Dickson of Philo rombled Hoback and Eynon 1-ekers, • COLUMBUS (UPI) - Fifth. tlnte laking over lht Cowbcys 1952 by AI Williamson. i-anked Clau AA power Clncln· In 1956. His !Wm Is CIJrrently nell MaitJier rieods 1wo more unbealen In seven stem. canton McKinley, lho Class vlclai'IH to compl• en undo· or his eight Jossei a1 Wyo. AA front . runner, fa- 1 rug· But It _,., be m1110, fhrtt como at 1M end ged challenge Friday night a1 .ay, · of the 1967 aeason. He h11 Steubenville. ~ Fausl'i explosi.. IMm coe:ched 1wo previously unbeal- Since drbpplng Its _ . . to ' flcW>Oildmotl Elder lfid Cln- an teams . ... end a third LoUisville I Ky.) Trinity, tho Big .dr11iiiti St. Xavier ·In Its ilnal se«ns likely. • Red ho.. bolton Warren Herd· conlMIL- . , · . I"'J, YoU"'JSiown Scuth, Dilyton · Clnclrin811 Elder dropped a 14 l'ilentor's- • caldl combl· Roth, Weirton (W. Va.l end •.·.fz ._Ilion urller In lho . - . ~.!!11911 pf TC!!!' pru:: ·'IA a~ P,a~) JolfersoiiMimor!flofBrookiY!I• ' ......,•::E' ·• · · , -- · ..,.;IChilrt'~t•"'oij ( '"""-''i!!r -Ji~l altl;~-Miif~iiiriilri 'I0- '11 : _,.,... 1IIIJI..·Z ~ -Ill .......... ""' - - '' . . 1'(1 • . . •• ..~ ' I' . + "... .. ......piitt,............. y. unbeal· ~pie Helg(lls. P(etllo fired ll.. sciorelils 'fl~. , .. . 1 .·:·'II • lWJ.i!!d unscored-on . Qilclnnat~ - touchdow)l pouooln..lht· Card- ,, . !' ,•• ~ , : " , ., ···i·.~;,..r a,..., ....... ago, 6.! !"als' •.,.,p,· all tO Burkhart 'WORTI! . MENT19'f~NG'':'" •t,-ll!klor Is 5-l ilnd St. Xavier Wh0caughtsevonpa-tor239 DenniS Lewis of Gl'ahalfi :f;lt .. ywdi. 91e111o CCfllpleted 9 of 1,4 llle!llor' 3117 yards In 20 carr.~ :driclilnall MMII.i- Is the aitillnp!O lor !M5 yards. . ' ··~ ·ltV. touchdoviits to ...ce.: ~ ~ City's hlgtMist scoring ' 54-14 ~ornp over MJaml E~. :' " , wtlh 2111 palms In 11von Defending Clau A dlamplon He had touchdowns of 9, 5.t. sa, . .,, '-' . ' . · Cory • Rowson , _ - acrou .a Md 23 yards . .. Marion -~io Kelthot Moeller renka twofourlhperlodtouchdownsto catholic's Don Joslonek scored ~to Woodwonj'a Ed Shut- nip previously unbaalen Arii"'J· six touchdoWns end rushed for - ~~~ In fhe city scori"'J ton t.U on a on~t-yard plunge 299 yordsln 14 corrln. He now .race. While they beth have by ~II Scholior lfid • 20-yerd hes16 TDa end 1,343 yards.. . ·'lillclied 16 touchdowns, Shut· TD pass from Tim lloulwall.jo. St. Clairsville's Jell Rice Pld· •W .,_;. not-;s=~rr! RAY CROMLEY The Southem · Local Toml· . Hay"' ~ 21 points onc1 Jhelr decision over Photnlx. does o1 CGieh Bob Aahley will had 15 r.ebounds. Don l<oll• Cunn1111Jhem, who has signed • be laciJW tho $1Utana at Alexscared 26:polntslor' San Diego, c:anlract lor future play wllh ander lll8ll School Friday night 17 ollhem In tn. HCOnd hall as lhe rival American llllskotboll In a ......_ ........- lor the Rod<ots d - to within AsioclotiOn, - e a 110..11 flo the last afi!IY pme o! the 1'ol'thrft points 1wlce but couldn't with a bolkel a1 8:31 ol the nadota. muoter the go-ohead bookots. fourth period thai put lht 7..rs The TOI:Ndoea are 2-5 overJell Mullins' :JO.Ioo1 jumper ' In front for good. Gill Goodrich all and WIn the Southam Valwith . . ,.seconda left ~ht tqppec1 the Suns wllh 24 points. ley Athletic Qlillerence, whUe San Frll)clsco )Is firSt wtn of Calnle Hawkins had 20. the S~Jutan~ueilso2-lioverall the, 1,..,10 .- son end_hendeil Will Chambarlaln and Jerry and 0-3 1n the )llld-Ohlo Valley Atlanta ·Its ·11rst lou ~ 1wo ~eat combined for n points to Conference. The ToriBodea vlctorln. Loil Hudson's ....,.. spark L.oa AngoiH' victory over heve liven .., 2GO polnta while alkln lhol at tho buuer just Cincinnati. Chambarlaln scored heYIJW ocortid uactly hall thet missed making Atlanta a 43 points and look down 20 many. Alexanderhes acoredllO winner. Nlulllns' 24 points was rebounds while ployi"'J the and liven.., 21&. tops lor 1M Warriors. while entire 48 mlnutn. WHI wes the Tho TOI'IIIdota oreahortlhla Hudson's 25 paced 1M Hawks. only other Laker In double . week In plQera with only 16 to · Phll-.ltlphla __, Its lhlrd .flour- as he nelfed 34 pol~ts. 4resa. 11 Ia unomclal, but poa- · Moeller Seek,in;g P~rfect Season BRIDOI .J Tornado To Alexander ••I"· '::n'i.Drtt!' ::.~~~~- =.~ !:? Falk wHh six minutes to 1 llliiloet Thus1 tn. Woodward to · Schaller yards luliblick10n. enjoys 11>1-Hieed. pad his ru_ , for totalrT to No . · · · Cincinnati Wyoming head 'dac:t, Bot. Lewlshoa complied i(n 'jfti~l .. 111. a . 5 racord yordi In 111 attempts. With 17 touchdoWI)IIn seven gamH, he needs . twb "!!re to brillk ·a school .-.cord was sot In ..;.,..i. .~ - . ..,_, . · _ - ·· · · . · . , ' ~- .~ _ .' ' : BY IIEI'I1I WISEC~, Y~ bol;b ·. . ~ oil[ ~ llald, H;;~~r;·~:r~~~~ot Qlleh will! a. ~ ot -~ o!hla '·~ . SOOith-__ ~a. · , i . , F'lidaJ aliltttoplaJibec · ~1!41"!1. -'rebllw on · lifcblaDii In on .svA~ llhMr tiUts ai!ll,delarqllmllon, tilt, loOklJW tot tfleb- Will be almiJW fOr Ita !ltat Yl<> bit woeke. torj• .They ,.m be led , by 180 the -aonwlth lb. fUIJIIeek RuaQ- Hudaoa. the Eotllea are The pi'Gblble atartiJW I I 3-1 ,In SVAC lor lhe l!llales will be, otlen. sl~, Sljllth, ~ck, . pme led by Rltchlol, fullbaell, ·Gruoser, and rJalt SHIRTS ENOUGH. ..... AND TIES TOO! THERE'RE NO STUFFED SHIRTS AT OUR STORE JUST THE LATEST IN liENS SHIRT & TIE ENSEMBLES BY , . - Smith at the !'"~•· Ritchie an4 Stetller1 ullllollackero,and 1to rD. ~ •Jin\' ·Ain.barf, 135 lb. Junior llarrall Pooler al!d Sand..., detonaha backa. , For the I!IJI!!a!dera, orrenalveb', ore 160 lb. Bill Klier at center, 180· "' Vernon Whitt· rlsht guard, 1851b. CariShlnrs right 145 111. Rick rl&ht llnDJ: tLIIR'" IN ~!,II-'II!' ,\_,., ..:... '""·"''" ·" ' " . rl CRANBERRY··''II ·,RAY, B.R.. O.IN . ·,.,;· 'u.i'E '" '"/"::~. rw> .. . ·aow ... ..... , .. ,_ "·· '·' DU y In OL . . '. . 0-,&,. iio..y· s·l''p:au · ftlY I 1111 1: 11 n; IUT BUY ONE OF.THESE ENSEMBLES YOU MUST HAVE ONE I NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE FOR lOW COST, AUTOMATIC WARM FLOOR HEATING Saturdayoflernoona1 ~ucao.. . Jim Morgen arid Vernon WoodS pod lowellville, 48-11 .•. Biuf!· ton blasted .llllen j!ast 55'14•to 1101 tn. Its mMilfftl with PaUl>MtJai and Pauldl'lfl Jntn.batlltol unbeaten teams . · w-1er ~lppod Ail! lend ' .- o on Charllo Booker's 'S1 • y~ field II!"'· . . O..VIIIe quarter· bock Bill HendMrk complI ofll ,..... ,.,. 2A9 yardt end gained 145 yards rulhl"'l In 15 -.rrl• tor :lt4 total yarders In 52-4 Copley. · · YENIED GAS lEITERS st•,.,. ltad bel . 1. lncre~ ~ ..... I+ P.. lN.T. You, South, hold: .K171 ,,U tKQ4 .,Ill Wliat do )'OU cio now? A Plls. You hoM II sllll .......... ,.... ,., .. - jut - ~ ..- . - frJ'Ial ·r.. quJi;kiT-.-. -~ '· IN GOLDS, GREENS & BLUES ;:'~'~;!~~u!h:.:: :;_ ~o:d~~~:u:.~~~=·~w::~ :_";sa::~· J~eandPatHill, .· IN POMEROY FOR OVER 90 YEARS tort -~and.andHe had scored Cllrns and ·BotlelIncom· !I!~•;·;~;;;;;o;·~~:::;:::::::::::::~ threeIa&! touchdowns an bined lor Wayne 269 yards 32 _ ) SHIRTS & MATCHING TIES SOHIO SERVICE 85-yard l•unt coiled beck. He carries. now has 126 points In aoven In btlti"'J Lakewood, 27·12. games... RoasforilhHwon 16 Granvlllollmlledllsopponentto straight gomes. . . only throe flrsi downs While pll· I by ENRO and MANHA1TAN LARRY'S . ;.ctlg;: les E~pe: . .cti·ng to Cl-aw Down:~::..:. -. ·j1::~~~gh~:; :·. Biahlanders a[• - ·Gallia Count-v .:r:.~;~~=: ::: l!'' . , .. , ,, . . , '··,, 'J . . ;:, Electronic Wheel r------------------· ,.r. . ..ITU'L · , P. •·) ~' ...,. ~ ... ;J,OOO ~ at U.OQO •MOQI;RN'O\ND ileAUnFUL WITH ''I!IOUII! I'IUIME'" S1'ft. ·•·": IN,G-TOfiT AHYD£COII. • a~~·s.Y~Gii.EIGE•SttriArON~~If( . . '· I.' i �.. 'I .'· Mu -~-"*!..,on; o., 'l'huradaJ· Oelllbll~ ~,1,~mn :,;, .,.ar est Put·()n,;One- Year Standhigs Rtgney. Fore!P· -~';.~~ ~<ANiAs c~~ ,.,on 1uPu~ -in!~.~,.~ ~~~ . lillft tl!e ~ _ , . . Dolb Sonllnol. NBA srANDINGS Bl' tJIIItld Prell lnl8m&tloaol Wan, WD1 To He.a·d ahaclilil,!Midi lildli1, Ql:t. Twm·so. .........,._ C4iiiU' HQDCJ!W !ib""H• Raiwe It Wilt Colualbla. The 1bo11t will ~tert itl p. m. 11111 o:ontlluelrill turkeJa, 2& at Ealt W. L. Pet. GB Now Ymtl. . • .5 P 1.000 f'll""""'' IIIJ1nllkee. . .•..33 0o 1.000 1.000 Baltimore ..• :L 1 .617 Delrait ....• •11 ,500 Clnclnn&tl • · • 1 3 lloltOD ••• w~~o 3 W. L. Atlanta .. • • · · 2 1 Loa Anplel •.• 2 2 s.n Fron. . . . . I I Son DleliO . . . . 1 2 CbiCIIIO . . . . . 1 2 ~--'x . . . . • 1 3 11 2 2'h ·!: ~ . a NCAA's . ' · ,..tlonal llmlf lfhllllc olild rlalft\1-" llchOierl!llpa • In ~II 1iM1 .,. "the greetaat ttnal , ~ : ~==~::~ lllllkatbeU hal 'bHn I Ud lntercollaglmlfhleiiCI ~~- • 1 by ilr. TIIIJ, praaldanl Dr. 1m mllda hll . , . at 1.. ll!lft . to the NCAA I iy, to ttl. NatlQI\II! Collot\IIM wlllch cone!~ Its ~ m • pro- ~llllaM. . U~lv.nt· Southern~ Athl!ill~ IIIII otaeka All!ldllkln NCAA). to elal....._ l'lueeada will are 11 ""' Il!ftiWir 1111 . The jlrOpOUI ·used car a rww cl.., hause to the ·rlalilg allts of lntartol.. ST.PAUL-Min.-pollalUPil babMltlnYaiCIII. gi!IM llhlatlca. Dr. TIM, -am Rigney w•• expac:ted · r 1n 111 apuklng •• a memw of the . P' =~clall:, to'::""',:.:;:~ ~·· ~~~~~~:.~~~ \.:l·~g;,~~~~~~,~~~~ '':tt; '""•'-~! lng WldniadeY· Only dille result the torm • at ; , ,. ,, of e apacl,•l commltM to st,udv NCAA .on of thlrd·ranl.,t Dr. Tates '::*:~ned for I lnfr~\'o'ednlldaypuf1en Ter.ntlm,llldleend,lhlo!har The repo JoM stete'alreck pragrem end thrae~a ~C:.~. 51 .R ... ·lC ; k Barry May· n-:-Out For Season ~ Pet. GB Twins todey. provided the ,....__... · tr·- was Angela glvl tllalr bl&llo.,.--. ..1 . hla Oakl.,d con ..,, ·~,! ~ Qllltornla Angela, IIIII ls.G 11 By Unltiii .Preu lnlll'lllflonll wouldproblblyrequlruurgary, cleamed valid In C>OUrtpl -:;: ·""" n Twlna Praaldenl Celvln r · ~- -~lch would aldallne him tor Barry decided to IY w ••• 1 thd h Rick Barry, Involved 1n ,,. "" 1 ~ llt'•"'lon ·lith announced Tundly •• • the A Waahlngton willa ... ,.... 1 the ......,. .333 1 .,d Rigney hed agreed on tug-of-war btlween mer In the other two gemea. Ia conhnu!ng. .200 l'h terma of a one-year contred. c.en Baaketbllll Asaocletloli end Miami ~__. L01 Angelos, 119· In Barry'• ebllflce, War..., n~ IL I th Nlllolill Beaketbllll Alaocl· ,..,.,.... I I Clpa Seattle . . . • . •0 4 .000 2.,. but Rigney was unable lo • gn I ~-tined lo 98, .,d Indiana tapped Donver. ArmafronQ led the 01 ng . Wednesdi.Y'• Resulto tho contriiCt until he he~ come etlan, donn'l 111M - • with 20 points while Bob Varga 117_107. u. Ani 1l6 ClndrmaU 109 to term• with the Angels. play In • 1league this Barry. who acored only two toppod Cerallna with 25 polnta. ......, had one y - to •o on seaaon · -· ......._ ba,_ Bob u~•!cky _,.... In 32 R..,_y Son Frao 94 Atlanta 93 • The talented torwerd, who's points In"~ game u"'"'v ... ,_,~ ,....._ Pblla 122 Pboenlx 119 his Angel contract. He was the ~t pia- In the ABA. lnj..-ed, jumped from San points to leed lndl.,.. peat Milwaukee 115 s.nDiaaol02 l!redlastMiyatter_.lnges ,.. dn d Franelaco of the NBA three wlnllll Din-· S;tnar lilY: ""'• -~·• aeheduled) pilot of the txpii!ISion Angels relnjured hll knll We •• ay - n ego to Oakland of the wood acored 23 polnll In 1M ( - - - ~eo __.1 willie suffering the Waahlngton Thurac!Q'o since their ln ... Ill " n'•ht C:PI were I 122·91 ,.. ABA and sll out ':.,.- Olkl lollng c.e, ~~eo se•-~·•ecl) "I IoraH no cu es, roll "--aro balorl playing with (No _.. ._... hom 1 Alamo lou to the C. Ill~ · t h rt his S he said et hll e n ' Barry'• kne4 collapsed I~ tile last year wllon ha !In u ABA STANDING C.llf., Wecln-Y• "but I tax knee. Whon Oakland moved to By United Pre•• Jntetnatlonal matter onterl Into 11, too. and It ·second period without ony Wnhl""ton• Barry tried to East th de r contact with other players. An ... 1 but may take more en • Y o e••mlnatlon Indicated cartilage jump back to San Franc sco W. L. Pet. GB two to reaolve.'' ~ carouna . • . . .2 0 1.000 Coming to Mlnntsota will be damage end tht doelors said ht BriDkmanshlp Pllt&burl!h . .. 1 0 1.000 'h like returning home for Rigney. The term brinkmanship Is Indllna • . . . . 2 1 .667 'h He helped the Minneapolis used as a label lndlcai!Dg Jollaml ••...•2 1 .667 1h Millers win the Little World willingness to bring a nation - k y . .. . 1 1 ,000 1 Series In 1955-end was named to the very verge of cata•· New Ymtl. . , .0 2 .000 2 ml- league man- of the tropbe In furtherance of West yur by the Sporllnll Newa. CHESAPEAKE, Ohio (UI'ndiplomatic policy . W. L. Pet. GB It Is the flrat time the! A Huntlngtoo, W. Va., _ , . , Dallas . . . . . 3 1 .700 Griffith has gone outside hlo and her dallllder were ldUed The Royal Gorge Bridge, Lol Allplea . 3 2 .600 'h organllatlon tor • manager Wednesdi.Y 'llben their car coi1 053 feet above the Arkansas WallblngiGD • . 1 2 .333 1'h since hi became preoldenl In Jlded with a truck on tJ. S. 52 rover ·In Colorado, is the New Orleans • 1 3 .200 2 1956. abcRit two miles welt of here. world's highest suspension DenYir •.• , , o 3 .000 2'h Cookie L.evagetlo end Sam Mrs. Adeline lUll, 37, was bridge. Wednelldlll''a Result• llllele were Welhlngton Senator killed IDIItallt)y In the crash. )ldlanll17 D-er 107 and Twin coacheo when they Her daullhter, Lenella )lay, 5, HEYMAN SOLD Carolllla 122 Waoh 91 were named manager. Qll waa dead.., arrival at a lllln· PITTSBURGH IUP!l - Art Ermer and Billy Mllr11n piloted tJngton holpltal Heyman, who gill traded II 98 667 • ~..., ::::=~~~Din:var::, ,.dc:;'j, n..m, one =: :•-;::::, < ~r---~· . ,_.,. .. ~ ·:t~ ~~~~~~s~; Qllo . top.j:=-' :::'.i ·MI-' 11 .• ..Jilt point'·~ ":':!~ ~;::~ NUll~1 ':: ~ ~;:~ .. .......; ;, ; . IMMII!Iifl In IUlnoll, ~ '"'" wlllch dro:'pad -~ ' · Wichita St. T1ie ...,... •• .,....., · h....l. W..... !'•urad to ba io lopllded tNt thlrdtoalghthaJter ·~ .. ,. ·~~~ · ,. odds era _.ng ~- · 11 e 21.pl!ll,\l Pkk no , ,. •. ... ·.• , , . ... TO!ch. , 1.$U, rchol ,. _.... - ' ......~.,, _..;.,1·1,_, ...:.,, will .ninth, .IS 1 10'1'1 ..... ,_:.:;. " ,.'1J,·, 1 ,...,_ ,....,.. ,... ' ~· .,.,. ".., !War . """"""' ran-. I J!ll not ba allgll!lt to·llfiPHI' 011 ""Y. Florida rtnl!ld loth;, is, li 17· n• -·•· J •• NCAA telacnts. . .' ,. ·I nt •ck - · Vander . bill.,, .> In Or..... Celli., on una • .... .. • council uld "--~all'• polln Bl• 10, .......... ~ Ia' MerWII'I panalty was tlltlt ,,.. "'"'"'' n• • r"'""" mora then a llep on the wrlat penalty WOII!d hi.. baln much ta-ed bY 2 0 - Nlirttl..- . · ....., Th__ .._,.., Hard 11M stiffer If unlvartlty Prllldent .._, • lfod.J~• II· .•. ·1..12.pi)lt ., . alnce "~ ,.._ ... Nat Jr had not '"'" -~ .. loa! 2o1 etraiQht football gemea. Rolll!d H. the ~ lon of i:holce WISc:lllllln, Ml,~l· MerWIIwlll notbaallowed lnltlplld ~ ..... .. g.,statellfiQuradbyontovei' to compell In any poll·- hll _.,athletic dapl lmant. l~L/ . . - ·- - · 110111. llld ~ JoM Stii!J Wll c boiceull Olympic IPI'Int chlm· pion John CeriOI end pole ....01 1 vtutler s.m Cerulhlrl ,.., • ~ • piiiJd In an untenctlolied !'IIIII. -· OWnty lnvltlllolill, J;· to,"; er- FOR • • • Boys •• Girls !'!. S.IZES: 6 to 24 110. ZT to 4T - 4 to 61 3 t~ B ..fl... __~::::.:.:~=-------------,;;,:;;;_____~~, • KnitShlrts • Shirt and Slacll Sets • Bunt-up Crawl•s Fe!leiDJ Weajloas In tile Twins' A farm et Jamea The Grey, driver. the truck, Dlnver et Triple tho time of their 24,ofRav..,......., WuhlngiOD It Jollaml (0111)' pme aebMIIed) appolntmenll. rorand minor Wedn-Y "Rigney will gat tho highest W. Va ., waa treated •-'tal Floridians tortocallithe and IMiami high salary lever peld • manager," lnjurlea at a bo.,.. re- draft choice. lust once aPittsburgh ...son. waaPipers aold by tho :'..~:=:~:~sa: Cl~ ~!:E.!~:~. !:: Bengals Complain OfPoorFi ppert Stadium younger then and Cincinnati CINCINNATI !UPil - Tho held Funeral were to':: ba on of the of Cincinnati the Royels areWlckorlham going wllll youth Bangals ran through todeysarvlcea at Chllllcof'7, the U':t.elr t':.porery homo campus, wllllt Atl.,ta, tho Weaiern drllla at their Spinney Field Cook wll expiiCted tom II champion....,: th~ training facility here W"';:!j :::!.....~1 bolster their dey mln~s::.~::dGreg Millon all pitching corpa. err c Cook. I Molson suffered • broken IG In the Dlnver game lest Sun· . lONE CHIP REMOVED . d Ill bo out tor tho.... ~ HOUSTON IUPII - Pilcher •· illy~ w M...,_dorl, 1 slort.,., Mlko Wegener of fha Montreal - · "'· 'T'j' expected to ::: Expoa underwlnl s..-gery - - ~ last ......,,' s -"his Pace. n - , tor removal · of a bone take Cook ut of edlon tile pest chip from the elbow of his three ,;,:.ks with 1 sore arm, pitching arm. lved another blaw w11en his Or. Joe King parlormed tho rece Barton Cook was killed a..-gary on Wegener's right falhertr, 111 accl..;,t Monday Dlvlalon on~ ~1 :";'':-itlllo bad news from KMUI City with word !hel all-pro quarterback ' - Dawson probably will ba ~' rudy to play wllen the mall the '!P'l~M"J ~In City thla Sun<ley,. · . Dawson had been out !loll tour wukl with a l<nei'1il· j..-y. He did not play ~-• nv• w11en the Bengals beet tho Chi eta 2A-19. s.-el Bengel• players ~·. . complained about the condition '-AU- vetoes of Coogre•slonal bills, was Dlclmamect "Sir Veto." The Alaskan Oag has a blue field on which ~old stars represent the Big Dip. per and the North Star. • w. ~-=·:~::::.:~-------~~~~~--::::-~···~===· =--·:::t~ ~ tleld waa elmoal devoid 111 of grass end rOMmbled a baM· bell dla~d. "My high schoOl field was to that " ' ••. ) < " .- gamOII Bangall wide re<elvera Eric Crabtree end Sjo lld'i Thomll ware baing truted for minor lnjurlea thll week. Crabtree continued to have trouble with 1 bruleed diOit and Thomll hed a sore bock. 6 - ~AK 55~ up i. LEATHER SUPPLY J.'ii w. 2nd WlTH FILLUP at T.,.,._ Alol. (tMN. 10 GAI'ON G~NE pURCHASE) oz. T U M·B 'L E R '8 Real Smart to wear.•! .............. ... F REE .Wm. EAat $3.o0 ~ .· Powder Pomeroy, o. · ' ... ~- ase-t u . • '• • . :-· I ,;1;, " I > . . 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T. cl!ft:ult ,_,.._ :.,:.· TOOTHP Today HOME ~pro~~~·~·. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~. . . .::~:::::--. -no Tichlllnt, no 1..-ttwcd., Ju" t ..n the tunll'll 411al " Rea. $1.00 and . D11Uver CALL . ' JOHNSON PURCHASED HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. !UPilEd .JohnSon, a a.lool-9 center. wal purchllld by the New York Nett "l.'adneldly from the ~a Anga1el Sten . .JohnSon, the starling center tor the Stan lilt - · played collage 111111 FASTEETI DEODORANT Flnlandia Save heat Save m011ey Save hoiiSe cleani11g '_J() H ·,i)' REXALL COOL BLUE 12 ·aMER-_q/a.f FILlERS I • •- . - , ' ;ti•·,JZ .v. \)• 'l Us clean, new... :- ,. 1 ot !he at lastMunlclpal aam• lheyllle played Stedlum t.. hero end tied one of the other•· Lilt year the C.rdlnela bell the Browns twice. "11 wea kind of emllllrreulng to llllln the chlmpionohlp game end not to 1111 able to beet • teem In our own dlvlalon.'' C.lller said. One ruson tor tile Cardinal Where Shoot Are S.nalbl, Priced MIDDLEPORT ' Call LL w. HDWE. The Shoe Box NEW HAYEN, 5 h STREET NOW FOR WINTER • • • = Make Old Shoes Look Like New HARMON RUNYON-DEAL II GET vouR HEATING sYstEM READY CLEVELAND IUPH-Ciove- succeaa .... tho yean against land Browns Coach Blanton Cleveland Ia quarterback CharCollier uya the 2-3 record of ley Johnson. the St Louis Cerdlnels II Johnson has completed .only ,;,. AA.7 par cent of h1s peun this ~ ~t _ . . of tho teems year end would not be playing they've played.'' Collier MY'· Sunday If It were notldertor J : Oallll end Min· Hart's aore lhou • Cardinali I01Ito dl to Collier "Johnson naloll two teams that accor ng • 1 hiYI iost only one game elweyaseerns to.!'"ve his gree !ham to Nlll.,..l daya against us. bolwaen oenil C.rdlnal wide receiver• John F~ll w~ of · tho Gilliam and Oave Wllllema 1 sa they 1011 " have "speed, hands and Welhlnglon game ' .. he said and tremen· Collier aeld . movea, ' 'Thel Redlklndouadnlre. Is inning to look like ''Th•re's no better runner In teem ballIll tuma VInce tile league than John Roland. "'"tu.r!.':ll he: done I iremen- end IIIey have en alflnslve line -!tackleal Ernie McMillan and ...., ,. ,_. tour Bob Reynolds have played In . The C.rdlnals havt won bowl " said Collier. · la4y E~t~ulre Shoe Coloring R'unyon I s ,AshIan,d ..Se rv.. eIce • Deceptive--Collier · ~· Andrew Job!IJOD because ID!Uiuai number of bls • 2 _3 Mark own. of the -~:-----------~~~:":~~-, :a..ltal. ' night In • near a cClrclevlllt. lbow "' Houston A'lathodlst ~""--dinals of Its OCTOBER 23 24 25 Angels. I matched the salary." clay. flol~v:!..NI three l-------------o:oo::::::::=-:::-::::-:;---:---------;"~, said Grlffllll, without disclosing leund. In Ohio to Heyman, a star at Duke, II • the figure eatlmeted "' around ThiJ vlctiml were • six-year vilerIn of pro basketPLAYERS TRADED NOOOO "I know wllel he wll visit !he widoW of Mrs. JUlia bell and played In tho NBA KANSAS CITY !UPilkorV:r· maklna' with tile Qllllornla IIICie who died earlier Wednea- before lht ABA was formed. Tompklna, 2A, II 10 years mo~em ~ncmg weapons are used-the foil, t!le epee and the saber. AI· though similar, each of these weapons has a method of use Twu Killt•tl in ntr·Trm·k f.rno;h ~~19~:':bMIIed) Thursdi.Y'e Gamel ••.., . . . --, 'VI! ]- ' . ' YOUIIIALTH IS M CONCEIIN ALWAyS ••• ; IIIith srooll)' ~ '':(' . At When yo.ur . ~~~, • iare :phar· . ··.· ~~. bit ·a.~ �i . ' '\ ,. I, •, I • ' .. ; ·"- \;"!' ,. ·,.' '" , ·I~' '• ' . ..lll'"'rlil.\ eP•rn-lltar·l!"11 rut; o., nou r~u, Oelalllr 21.1... . Nixqn Plan Defeated by ·Paper Hikes · Let'• atqp talking about an ecouomy Of al!lmdanee and recogniZe that we live In an economy or_~~Qrcity . . . All thll talk of lffiuence has eneouraged hlsh expecta· tlonl, and failure to deliver has led to d.l.lillualonment and despair. There simply are not enough r-urces to · aatisfy all our needs In such areas as housing, education and welfare. -Arjaw Miller, fMf!ltr ford Motor Co. e:recullve. . .! . . ', ..~:··.. ' I .....;.. BIDS OPENED ON RURAL WATER SYSTEM- Slxt.Y persons attended Weclne!idaJ' night's bid ..,.nJ~s on the Gallfa Cooncy Rural Water Association's new water s"'ply and dlatrlbutlon system, held in the Bradbury Building, Cheshire, Pictured above, first row, left to right: Ralph B. Voorhis, Assls1ant State f'IIA Director; Ishmael Gillespie, GCRWApresident; Walter Neal, GCRWA secre1ary and R. William Jenkins, the association's legal advisor, Second Water . row - Scotty "t.icOs, ·GCRW A .U.,Ctor; Vtrn~Jr~. McNair, Gall fa CllWli.Y Fl!A s~rvloor; llcb Burchett, GCRWA treasurer. Third row - Kometh Haner, director; W, R, Cremeans, dlreelorj Bob Marsh, Steeo representadw; John Drltt, resident e~neer, Sle<o, lne., Columbus, lnll.; John Pritchard, Sleco Economist and planner; Morrill McCormick and llcb Sprlegel, dlre<tors. ~Oitlnued fl'CIII page I) Ule Farmers Home Admtnistra~ tlen. Work actually bepn on the projeel In June, 1967, In Chesllire under the leadership of Bob Burchett. II was lnltlalb> proposed as a ylllago system for Chellblre. Graduslly, the lll'Ojeet waa -dod to Indude 1,250 customers. It Is expected to accommodate 2,. 500 families In the future. Bellidea 129 miles of water Unea, tbe projectlncludesthree weUa, a treatment plant, and HVMI resenroirs to serve rest~ dents In tbe northern and wes. tem part of tbe councy. ·The treatment plant will be built north of Kanauga. The reservoir• wlll range in size rrom 50,000 ID 260,1100 gallons. When eompleted, the project Ia oxpectec1 to bring In new Jn. duatr!ea, provide softer water and additional fire protectiOn In rural areas, and play a m@r role In new houalng develop- ments. Ki11er Racial ImbalanceClaimed Alllllllfl the WflYorS of Dorral K, Golf, 52, Lanpvlllo Rt. I, Wbo died at llolzer lfedleal c.ur, are two 10111, 'lllo...., Marlin, of W)"llldoUe, Mleh., and Delmaa, ·at IKmo. HAYS NEW PR&51D!!Nr BRUSSELS, Belidum t\11'1)U, S. Rep. Wayne L, !IIQ's, D- Ohlo, has been elected proaldent of the North Atlantic As.. sembb for a 0~10-fe~U' term .. I!Qa succeeds Kaalm Qllek clal background, religion, cuiof Turkey. 'lbe aaseml>ly Ia the ture, and nationallcy Is being· ot.rldal body of NATO parliadenied m o s t Ohio ptj>Jic mentarians. schools," the one • year survey revealed. The report revealed that 1,SAXBE IS NAMID 561,465 poplls responding atWASHINGTON (UPO - U. S. tended schools that have leas Sen. William B. Soxtle, R..()hto, than 10 per cent Negro enrollmont. It said 239,035 attended was among seven lenBtora nam.. sebools of 10 to 60 - <<miNe- eel Wedneeclay to an inteiJNII'II&. IIIBJIIary OOnrerence with six oa. gro enrollment. Uons. Saxbe's group will meet "The eoncentration of black wf.U. lawmakers from Russia, pupils is equally grave," the India, Psklatan, Thailand, Korreport said. llinttes"'* I a COLUMBUS (UPI) The Ohio Civil Rights Commission reported today racial Imbalance in Ohio public schools is SQ serloos that the education of both whites and blacks is In.iured. The report was presented to a two. day human relations Institute here by Dr. E. llarold Klingel, commlssloo education and community relations dlrec~ tor. "The richness r1 knowing persons of different races, SO- News... in Briefs ( Contiooed from Page I) EDT) to answer allegations they pocketed hundreds of thousands of dollars in thefts, embezzlements, rakeofts, kickbacks and gambling 41 &1ds" from enlisted men's clubs on three continents. Their lawyer, David L, Thomas, said Wooldridge, M. Sgt, Will lam E. I!Jgdon and retired Sgt. I C, Narvaez Hatcher would refuse to answer questions "right from the start," claiming the constitutional protecdon against se1t-incrlmlnatlon. ea and Japan. COLUMBUS Gl DIES WASIIINGTON (UPI) - Army PFC John W, BenneU ofCobambus, Ohio, waa llllted by tile De. lense DepartmentWednesda;ras dead as a result of 11011ho.t1Je aeUon In Vlelllant. Bennett was the aon of E, C. BemeU of Columbus. AGNEW NOT TALKING Beware the man who invented the basement gameroom. I HOSPITAL NEWS I He's already expounded for a half·hour on the recessed lights and where he'll put the pool table, Now, while you're sprouting roots, he's on his Gas heat, About how, if he had electric heat, the basement gameroom would be a summer-only thing, And 1111 about the ductwork, and the furnace blower, And how he already has half a Gas air conditioning system, He's right, of course, He just talks too much, Holzer Medical Center, First Avo. General vlllitlng hours 2t and 7-3 p.m. only. Maternlcy vtalllnc hours 2:30 to t:30 p.m. anJ,y, Parents only oo Pediatrics Ward. • ADMlssloN Fllblloallou of admlaalons Is prGidldted until further nollce, BDITHS --lira, LGula Edward Cox, Rt. 2 Galllpolll, 2:31a.m, Thureclay, Dl; lira, Walter L,Forbls, Rt. l 1 m, 1burocll1'; Mra. Jamoa R. Pleree, Galllpolla, son, 7 a.m, 'lbundo.J, :: ~. ' STOCK lliTS BOTTOM CHICAGO {IJP0 - The slock Gl the Cbl..,o Bears, which has taU.n wltll the team'. 0-5 loot.... record; has diiiPed even ' ,,.,., • atucfem of M-'t• Hlth would liile fOf' )IOU tooto model thla 1hlft - 1011$ ocryllc fobrlc, lteq.cl t. 101m OAION tricot, whtte ~ow neckline, •r•, rerl ancl offecto. Ala• white plold woaholtle. You con odd It to yo• from loto•• 'only $17.95. •••ob• DIESS SHOP . AND Make people who receive them feel very special. Come see all the watches in the Bulova Excellence Collection. UPiflfl"M" Z3 Jowob. 2 ::-,,M EFFECT. A DEPOSIT or~- d al. WILL HOLD YQUR CHOI_CE~ fiDN COURT' ST . prnslng. 1ifhing System Has AdVa n t ages Nine months in the mak· lng; up to 3500 individual operations and !300 · separate inspections, Of course they're speciaL •= al lnatructor, _Relipm in America 1UPI ~~J~!~--, ,( POMEROY ~~ to be uaad by a l'il,ylllmbud, Their work will be · .judpd Now. 10 by the PaceEdueaUcmCenterol H~ / Die lliudenll are compeUrw aaatnst other area eli!JIIIIDo :tarJ lliudenll, IIIII the flrat prize to be awarded ons of the ' II' LOUIS CASSELS OUR UY•A•WAY PLAN IS NOW IN benda tor the best work Ia a Dulin, an lnslnoiiiiJI almllar to a XYiqohone, Left to rlghtarel,ymKearns, Keith Gibbs, Tinlmy Biggs, Jalmnle Oldaker, Scott Fields and caroJ,yn Rickard. Mrs. Patrtela Stewenalathe V"'"alandinstnaneJIIoo seems, at the moment, more OF THE WEEK IRENE BARNES MODELS TIJE JUNIOR . DEB FASHION OF THE WEEK ... IWilNG INII'rlltJME!'I- Fillll and sixth ll1lde lftl>. ift1111 of llu1ford Elelneillary Seboal make and paint !no Relttlon Writer This ~ng the lOfton when churchH c:onvau their mem. blrs for pledgel of llnanclol so p_pan;n ...... a-lateto .aav ,a tww - • 111out tho ancllnt cVafoon'of tHhlng. Tiiiiine means that you set niilo 10 per cent Jlf your total Income and My: "That Pl'rl belongs to God.'' II II not necesaary that all or a .,.,...,.,•s tithe be given to a church. God's Wcrk Is also done In . lha wilrld by hospitals, IChooll, orphanlges, old tolkl' homel, forllgn · mlulon socl• ·tin, Inner city caotltl s and a "holt of oilier IIIII may thtllr support from "Red F - · comlhunlly chest drlvn rafhei' thon church pledges. · Giving ludtlol IMportont Tho Important .thing Is that you _make up a giving budget *•• "*"''- wlllch rtllecls your eonsclenflovs convictions about how God would like ' his 10 per cent distributed. A convenient rule of thumb, used by many tithers, Is 5 per cent lOt:_ church and 5 per cent for charily. But the division Is entirely up to you. or courte. It's elso up to you wllothor you tithe. Some church members aay they don't approve of tithing an orderly basis. Unless you, resolve In advance that God's tenth comes off the top, you'll never be able to "afford" tithing. There'll always be some other need lor money which Third. fllhlng bring• great rewards. The most Important rewards are splrHual, of course. But a large number of tithers have discover~ their own surprise-that they also seem to got along bellor, In a purely material sense, than they ever did wllon they were too "practical" to give God his full tenth. Bultlful Ski SWEATERS ,_ POR THI ~&DIIS , 56 98 100. Vlrtl• ACiYIIt Plber .RUSCHEL VARIETY e, MAl" 114 L----------' USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND PORK CHOPS FlEE. REG. 2.39 TO BE .GIVEN AIAY BY IWOI'S .... _,...,. .... . .................... ................. "....... ......... . . ·····I.,. .......,........ ··~t!:t.e:--· • ~ IELSOirS IIIII SfCWI leg. 99e MISS BlECK "~t"Jr.:'L:"~ ... ec~uo Apple Grove . ........... ~ . News, Events ' , PartldpaUns from RIo ~ were Dr. John Alberti, By Mrs. Hlrllort Roush ~ lll'elldent.tor acllllamlc af""'·and Mrs. PeM Farra and falra; Ill'· A1pio.1 R, Christen- daughter of Columbus were 11011, preaidenl; Dr. Bruce Cur- gunts of Mt. and Mrs. Ray t1a, 4Jnctor of helltb, pllyalcal Heiney Saturdey. eciaeallon, 11114-"•eroalioli; Carl ""'· and Mrs. Early R,.h, , Jl¥1bors. prolidelll tor ,.,.. . and ,.,..s. . Roy Buck ond i!fv~)Oprl!ert; ; · lemo L Upde- . PI'!' aHonded the recent lock tnf!' a"lll1a!rt to tile preil. and clam dedication at Refd. vtw" -~'~d W7clcofr,u1u. ~~:~.~.,. ii.o. : -( ~ ll'om Buck Is 1'7'k-J . Gallla Mn, ,Erwin Gloeckner Is ~ lnCiuded . IICibutEv~ vlslllng her cMugh"':, ""'·and ~- Larry Badgety at Fairfax, ~"'")) of Bob Ev.,l Farml; . Dr, " Cbarleo E, llol181', Jr,, " 'blile(4.atilr at llolier" lofedl., ' Rl ,.,.,., , _ ·· :..a Cooter: ~ Cbrl' man..... ot arence · ~- IIIPIIrintendent of ·llOUIIIJ acboola, and )lark , . Wrllbl. llllnaler ofRobblnaand M Bob I n. ams open_ several days with her sister, ,.,.., and Mn. Vernon Cady II Columbus. Mt. and Mn. Herbert Routh celled on Mt, and Mn. Howard Frank of McKonlil Ridge _on i ~., -~' · , Sulldpy. ""''· Lettie Spencer' of • ,, Parf.ldpant• !rom JackiCm -SyrfCV'" a WMkand , _ .,. ~ were Glen Rtddle, of the Frankl. -·. ~ o( , Arei !olin• . ~, ond Mn. tiel bet't Roush '1· •lalrlel; preltdent a hymn ling at the .. ~; Church of ' ';.-.z:-Cl•.' •-r-., wn Ad '· -:;;,. ;~:r~· 1: ., ')· •·~ ' BAYER ASPIRIN 300 CT. · HAIR SPRAY 53e • 13 OZ, REG.1.59 REG. 1.59 .ii reitJIII b, aio Crude Calles-, .... Nft'l_ _thai mlatit be.. ~ fll!'thar In the lufll!'e, · IIAYnAl!JO CADIWC be&uH It's a "mechanical" approach to giving. They aay 11'1 beHor lull to "give all you can." remembering that 100 per cent really belongs to God. This may be sound theology. Built also can be a convenient rationalization for 9ivlng sub· stanllally lou than 10 per cent. The argument for tithing Is threolold. First, II hes blbllc:ol Nnctlon. From the limo of Abraham to the time of Jnus, llthiiJII was considered a beslc duty of God's people. The Prophet Malochl toll so strongly about If he Nid that a man who givH less than . a tenth Is robbing certainly never repuditile Idea of tithing. Hi ....;..i oli ._ the secon-t mlle. to do e .... than IIMt law rtqulred. . . Second, tithing puts giving on · Elalltsen area .....,.tors and bullineaiiDen met atndif; Oe· 1t, at Rio Grande Collep ~Cipate In a .IUk foree · 'Of "tbe idue,allonal Deeds needs being mat In the lb, CENTER CUT Task Foree Has Look 1• · ~.. ~ J' ..!'" ''IJI'fl,l -i , eried "*" to go . ~>Area Needs .,..~ "'"citlal ~ CHUCI GROUND STEAK FREE CONTAC ' 1·19 & JOHNSON 3"13" 12 d, 38~ EFFERDENT BALLS TABLETS AJat.SeltwPbi CakiTibleta 88~ REG.2.13 COTTON CLINICAL THERMOMETER BY MAIL WHEN YOU BUY 38 TAII~ET SIZE 10 a. Reg, 69• ALIA-SELTZER·-------~~-~ 44 e ' r:·24c ci. 1.33 65 ct. Rer. t98 Vlclls Sinex NASAL SPRAY 1 oz. 1.29 •••• ' REG, 2.i9 Mlt'RIN 32oz, . Wodneaday .advertised at ihree for 39 cents. an aYei'J special way Only one U.S. vice-presi- dent bas ever realgned from office-John C. Clllhoun In JCIIIII -.. -~. ~ . Cif!lwal, . ·a, J, iloy. DlliCHARGES Alexander Borden, Mlas Dorothy E, Brookins, James Cogar, Mra. James L, Cumlngham, lira. Roy Eggers, Mrs. Freel EIIWick, Charles Leo Eokew, Mra, Bomer L, Gilliland, Edward D, Lambert, Robert A. I.anahorne, Mra. lL Clll!onl lllathlr, Mra. Cllntm L. loilrphy, Mra. Charles A. Roberta, Anden.., J. ~ldlng, Mra. Lillian H, Stlell', Mra. Homer W, Soraln, Mrs. Marioo F. VanMeter, Mrs. Nathaniel T, West, Mra. Palll D, Williams, Mra. 11emetb T. Wood, Mrs. Leonard M, Jlarrls, and Lyronda B. 1Ji11m ! .. a... a«•lo, W. VL, 1011 5:57 a·. fwtlltrt, TINo Krclpr FOOd Stol:ea, wlddl had been sellirw pleturea of plfQ'era at 50 cents • Serious in Ohio Schools LOCAL TEMPS ne_w begins a sborl vacation In Temps1'f'l'lr!l, In ~MI then lair trial. this desert resort today _~l:h Pomeroy at 11 a.m. n..rlldaY PA,LM SfRINGS, Calif. (UPD •00 plans lor speaking - - was 38 degrees under sunny MlkH ll Colli ' lhe man claiming to be - Vice President ~iro T. Ag~ rnents or public appearances. skies. Zodiac made ll -rate calls during the two-hour program. bill pollee said none was long enough to be traced. The weird conversations were lroken off ~eclly by the celler, twice with strangled cries and once with the threat: "I'm going to kill those kldsl" AI another point, he aald, "I'm having one ot my heedeches now. I've got to kill I I've got to kill I" Then he hung up. The · caller made ·arrangements to meet Belli In neerby Dely City later Wednesday morning, but failed to show up. A second, secret meeting was acheduled tar the afternoonbill again !hero was no sign of the man who Nld he Is zodiac. · (Continued from llOPI) lOLA'S . - •• TWO SONS S!JRVIVE / .. .... · SIJ "MERRY CHRISTMAS" •• , ,,• 1• J·9 •• H-........_, The Lotiolt Willi lito latelt lmprGUIIMIIIs Rea. 2.29 ~rv$1.29 You- .... 1.09 BRECK SET I 11. �I \ •'i 1r ,., '. • . '• ' ~ '' .!' . ,. (il' \ ·' .. ' '·• ;'. ·, ' ' '· ' Dorca8 · . Rur;QJ~l~9ii(~er!f/'~:-~~~~;;!,!~,f~•:n ·S®tal Nrites . ·ttembersHohor.ed I • ~ v.' Jly. Council 323 • , ' , . i).• , , 1' .'0 ,f. ., 1 ' ./. ·.· . IVIDHAKiiio'P ..~tt~rJ~":t,~·~ : Erma Clelard, depucy state trustees WUJIYen by ~ flol. ,-uor, was honored Tuoodal lon. AwrectaUon for gills IIIII ~~ by the Cheater CauncU carda from the <GIIIICU were...,: t:zs, Dauchtera of Amtrlco. celved fi'Un lfrL Hollaa, Gcil· : lfrL Clolard, recently com- da Wolf, ord lllro. KaltiiiiiiL ..Jaalonod to the posiUoo for a~>A alieni auodon was conductCither yeor, wa• escorted to the ed by the waya 1111 moan• ...,;. altar where 1\lary K. Holter, on mlttee. Delores Wolle was pJ.. ~helhf tho councU, presented anlot for tho .-trw. Co,ko ard ilor a gilt. Mro. Holter com- l<:e croom ware Mlrved In obMs ! 16 Mrs. Clelard for her ser11:nee ol Mri. Morri1' birthwork with tho eouncll, day. , AIIO t..aeddurqthemeet· ~ "'" Ado lllorrls, aile or the t....U orplllzeraln 1934, who pa obaervlqj a birthdaY annl_,..,., Elizabeth Hayes eJ<IeniJecl -tulaUons tD Mra. Korrla 1111 pre-ted a gift to ior from the councU, ard MrL Clelollll read a poem o! tribute. : Durlrw the meetlrw. atleDdecl loy 28 memberaardprealcled.,.. er by Mary Hayes. councUor, a ·~ ' ;. ~ '""llalb Sonlblel, l'<lmel'<l)'-~ o,, ~. ~ :D, . '" ~ad, ., T~y tor his olator '.Mcl Eu.. lllol""·ln-low, O.rrwt (Sniltl;l) cheltJMil, ' • te lnCI Hoftry Ervine, bel<n tillY returned to tholr hom.. In . ~hlcky. Prnonl _.. . Ethel 101 ~ """',_ HobiiCk, Bello Thtlas, liislhir .~~ E. Price, Ann Beetle. Clor• car 1o &H- FAlls w111n he rocemll\g fram a slnll<a. Qlll Rouah, Sarah Hobllck, tho hoof, will spend a coujolo of WMkl alland.,d. 1110 Vlklnga ~~~ · Wayne Hobllck. and tho hoiiGI ,;t wHt. friOflds at · tho rooming Mmt at Rlplty. He hN l\¥il . guests, Garnet and Henry ,.......,.., lerry and Wftlty' ...... " " - hll ....... Kftopjl, who play tor tho .... . Ervine. A potluck dlnrior waa houll tor many yHrl. Mr, Joe~ Ia enloyodwlth lhtopoclllity altho 16 yoira old. dt!Hiod Vlklngl. meoi bolnll cornccb lolly and Larry and Janlcoi Hoboclc Pout and Dorollly persimmon cookln. · (Longaworfh) McSwogln of O.vls of Mtryiancl """' m~ Sherllll Thelu, • 11rodullle New CumboriMd, va .. Into tho homo or her grl!fid· nurw, II . amployod by ·t ho vla!tod with htr slaltr. Ealhor mother. Mra. Olley Poynter. off Rlveralde Molholllll H/oopltal In Wiiit, who occomponled !hom tho Tannen Run Roacl. Columbul. oon.. Thalli hal tor a lhrot daya villi. ~~------. returned to Cillo UnlvonHy In homo Enroult they vlalled their ldl1eno tor her . . . , . _ . yHr, brother, Mr. and Mro. E.,_t '!hey are tho daughltrs of Longa-'h• of Charltolon, w. lernl<:e and Kenneth TMiu. Va , They motored to Clovoland Hazel Wickline and her - · tholr brolhtr. Franklin. mother, Mrs. LaiWa S.yrt, and his wlfo, Laura, i&lnod were In Springfield tor the lhtm for a !rip to Omaha, Nob.. funeral of their uncle and to visit anolhtr bi olhto , Col. brother·ln·l11111. Rev. Clerk Thorne Longaworlh. hla wlfo Sayre, recently, Whllt thoro and aona, Sarti and Pout. they visited with IW:, and Mrl. llorolhe<l ond G r - S..laar Clyde Sayro ol Springfield Jr. rocenHy anterlelned with 1 and Rov. ond N.n. Ray lloeglo going away porty for Charln and family of Wilmington. Malhews, who ltfl for Vlotnam. Robert Prnonl - • Rile and Mlkl Mr, end Mra. Crawford and children of 5alw, Eber and Sam Pickens, Columbus spent a -ond with Bob and Vlo Hariinbech. Dale Mildred's mother, Nrs. Belle Wallace Hill, Jeff Alkire and Theiss . fiance. Nada, Mr. and Mra. Roy SP5 Howard Johnson Jr ,, Penon. Sally Sauvage and wl1ose address Is lsi U. S. Ar· daughltr. Robin, Betty and my, MOdical Lab., Fori George Roger Thtlll, Susie end - · · Md. 20755 oponl • - k Cloronce Hill, Lynn Mallory with hlaaunt, Llura Circle, and and tho honored g-1. Charln visited friends end relatiV.. He Mathews. end tho holts, Mr. Ia the son of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. S..lw. . Howard Johnaon Sr, of Texas. 1M Woman's FtiiOWihlp ol He attended IChool of Recine tho Btlhony United Malhodlsl before moving to Texea. 1 Church wved lunch at tho. Mr, James Jackaon, who hila Munl Herrls aole. 1M rwt been making his homo with hla pn<:eeds tor tho organlzaHon niece, Laura Circle, drove his wu SlOol. . Donnll Knopp of O.y, w. v • .• Restores Brightness and Dovld Knopp of Col· Applylnc vfllyl lagtvllle, W. Va., spent a night 111- hlltead of re with lholr aunt and uncle, Mr. II well werth eoDII eratlta ·and /lifo. Otia Knopp. .__ _ _ _ _... . , ltem-'len. VInyl aldbll Mrs. TMima Welton spent !leVer aeede palatlac. Sundaynlghtwlthherdaughltr, Ra=·~ 11 qalekly reatored tw:. end Mn. oon Dora! (Miryl , Ill biiCblaeall by u Mid claughttra of SIYI*. S!¥':'" AWBAiiiNG AT Ti!li)ltm.AiiiD ClliaaiiGf . .I'll 13M lilndiJ wiU be lhe Crulllllora ~ at tho lillitnlag wursblp aorvl<:e at 9:30 a.m. aod tor allnaPirallllll at 2:30p.m. Tho public Ia lm'llod, ReY. IJo,Jd D. Grimm, Pallor, aald. ' f;.; ' • I. • .. • • • ~ w. how to ioport llll the recent trlendsblp iilbl obaerVlll<e held at GalUpolla .......... by Mrs. Cl~ )aecl. Sbe r..,.,rted thetl7 mombora from the Chester eoonen the meeUrw. with the :cOIIIIdl recelvlrw the national n dull •tte- lllll o1ate ofllcoro there. • At lite Gelllpolla meeurw. lfrL Clelard omphasbed lito lmporlaDco of a~ meet. IIIII• 1111 s~ the work of illo llall&htero of America. II was reported thet Lotta Kablealz Ia bmno !rom thepltal, ttat DorothY Durstla hoopltaiiJod, 1111 thel Betty Rouall Ia W at h<ma. Tho quo,rteri.Y report of tho walls RECDVE TROPIUES- Pul Rouall, bead~ ofWalama!¥ Sclloal...-.111111 bani, took third place honors In the Miss MaJorette COIQPOIIUilll reeenti.Y NIJw lhe Black Walnut FeaUwl at ~nc:or. Taldrw second place In the majoriUo corps roullneo Wahama HJab ~·· Winners, I to r, are mojoreUos ~- Kelly, Tereaa Ferplllll ollll GoiJ MIUor; bead major- Pam Roush; BoekY Gtlmore, Comle Glllallll and Susie Mc- Olestnut Ridge "'"tho Social Events DanieL •' Vlllllng In tho Ginevra Fosler home recently wert hftr dlughltr. Mrs. Wilma Huff of htvton. and htr husband, Jerry, who como on Tuesday. Spending a week with Mrl. Cora-· were her slsler and hulblnd from Kentucky. : Mrt. Ginevra Foster and .daughlor, Wilma. spent Tuesday with Nn. Alber! Cone. : Kenneth Erickson has ~ home effer visiting his Ml....,rl. , d mental health center In AthotW. Wesley 8ollo and wllo and Miss Beulah Lowther of Chillicothe spent a weekend of their t8rm home. Mrs. Wilma Huff accompanied her sister, Mrs. Jot Turner to Parkersburg one day last week. Jerry Turner had ,surgery on his shoulder at tht Sl. Joseph Hos~tal 01\ Yftc1. cltne _,t, a, nesday. . < , ~ • , with her sori, OOOlald Arnold Jordan and Richerd Met family In Athens and at- were Jackson visitors last fondod the Lancaster Fair one week. )lay. Mrs . Wesley Bobo and Beulah Mia Howl Woolen Is on Lowther called on Mra. A"a from her dulles at !he Cone on Saturday oHernoon. THEY'RE EXPERIENCED II& PRIVATE &e:RETI\RIE& TO TOP =• Valley Lumber & 1 - aal eerub dowll wllb • e 1 e r 1 ea 1 IJid water-u ea1y IJid lnol<JII!Dalve ire!~&llle8l · Mr. and Mra. Qlli Knopp vlslltd hla father, George Knopp, of G.oy, W. Va.. who II 992·2709 ""btrt -ion BACK AUVEI TIME WAS .. wheniHclles used to cure Illness war• Nrjc.pet OMqMII' Q:dtu·• . . -~··· ch a fultl DISPLAYS TROPHY - 'llllko J-, drum 1III)Or of lllab Sc:l>ool mardtllll bud, bold• lite aocoad place~ WOII by the Walama HJab Balllltor IIWIOII\'Ofl the Wtlbamo performed dlll'lnll tho Black Walnut FeaU.al at Spencer recently. • DAILY 1111 bilpod celebrate lhelr .-r•o bl.-,. Richard called by pl!ont In lhe oven. Tho amual husbeJid aod wife paiiJ waa lll!lOIOicod lor Dec. lnl from New York. Freda MIUer · ealledCII Mro. 19at0aear'L Ludwick _ , atternoon. Borbora lllaa 1111 CheriJlllda ~ ttplllt l dar J!mtlnr preli!IJtod lhe cultural 1Iillllfra. Cbarlea Woodo. lfiGIII'IID Ullt!i •'«JIWIJ 1111 D!tn Btq!fll 1111 wife otlleiD. Rocti'rinl of Frlenlla" •• tlb e Jock Grote 1111 •lfrl. IAiba ~·· Corob'n Sottei1leld Mn. Wood, local, ttp111t 1bM1aJ 1!1111 ed ra!resbmonta. tholr aloton, MrL Fred& Yll.. ler ard ..._. -lt!r. lite oc. ProforentW teo plans wore csalott boiDs Dan' a blrUtdaJ•. comjJioted when tho Ohio Eta Phi CbaJ>ter of Beta Slima Phi Sororlb< met TuoldaY nlabt .at the COiumbua and-mOhlo Electric Cc. Pledie& to bo ltllnored In...... EIA Hlnea apont a daY clttde Becky Nillao, Jllrbora wltlt ltir ptii'..U, llfr, aod lllro. CbarlasWOII!It. · Flel4l, J•wUt 'lhrall, Doft. 11r ,. liiiAtllarl, Pul 0'' nllltll•, · and lifrl. WUUa Frost colilratod llitlr 321111 wecl4lttc Mlcllael, Doma NillA, tutnloeraary J'OCODI),J. and Judy Worry. · Tho teo will be held at 6:30 Freda IIIWer lpeat an af. ternonn with Erma HeUman, p.m. SUnday nlli!lt at tho home lfr• •N -~ !lira. Geor1110 Goa. of Annie Chepman, lllli!l St., helmer eallod Cll lllro. l'Ni'l ,,, Pomeroy. KaltiTho Chrlatmaa bazaar wss ... ~ at Veler- W.morial ~ pia JlooJlltal. . aot for Nov. 29. w•th lhe eo lfr•. 111111 lllro. Paul M.Yira 111111 to bo r ~ T l - IIIII fam11,y 01 and M,y will bo .,.,,... ror ·atr atid • lflltl!l ......... b1 $Ie Zlr· lb' of COiltiDiiUa 1110iit Ida to be IWii _. • attho~ • 1!11111fr. a.,c111ri Wlllla AO!I088 1.-t Plans Made 5. -Leque For Tea by You'll agrH that modern dNgs are a vast ifllllrov-nt on ancient methods! We're proud to be part of the Have YOII Doctar Phone 992-2955 Far Y011 Next PrlllSCI'Iptlon OPEN DAILY 8:00 AM to iii:GO P11 Sunday 10:30 AM to 12:30 Pll and 5:011 to 9:011 PM .. Sorority Unit Otester News Notes Hot..W LohM on4 Kt..- McCol.. et Swlaher L ...at Ro.. ll Drut•· TMy WaJ!It kloher, '-P on pur frleaolly c- ...... lew proacrlpliott ll"lcoo eaol ,...., aervlco a1111' .,.. olrug prices seoton . .,. a wttk. Lot va atrvt y• .... oil r•• ... ooe4a. preacrlptlon - ·FROI '' 't . _. . ... , 1 J , 1 AiTII ..... ...... I(~·::;· --··==ol.l ~~ --- ·~ NGWICI ......,. . ·-·11- ......... ,..,.. T • I . . . . . . . ...,..,. -·fila'Jrl "'*' �,;, .... I · 1,•_ _r .,_ j .l I •• ·~· , • ' ,,· , ~~~~~ ~.ti-n. u.Or s...,.a. ·~·co~•~~~ o., ~' Odclber~. ~~~-:.: ., .•::r~~. •.,.......,. .•.·o,.,...... ........... ........ • .... c...,......... ~ ~ M- ..... ~ .• . .. ... .., I p.m. "'........ c...,.,_ •• 11 '" ....,... '"" 11 ' .... '• De, " ............ RIOULATIOI!S ;to'::.':,,.~~!: _;:.-:~':.4'::: ..,.._.. n. ,..u.~ooo ,.m "" ' -, ' j ' ,,_!<' ".<· '"~ .;~~--- -~~ ·:._ D,.. v.: ._, -~f ~··'~~ 8 :. ~ ·.~ '.lI g ·a·t·,.:,.·~...tU.J~ ;l ·J.,:: U ·:J~. .·~: u~·r ·, ~tL~.ti.· ···~·~.·~. ···t ' ~ •' '1'~" . ~ . - ~ - ,' ·. ,; r &f' ••, . ;.-\<_;.,.::J.;:...,;L,;;___ ,, 1... . ' ~~a'S . _..... :.:..... -·.·:~a....·. ~.:... .....~ .. ---WAV-.t.~ . .,.--""-'-' . ··Y~~ . ,e: . ... ; :.._ •.;· : ' • &p.m.~<~ top.m.aolif. For S.le · poJnllnell! -IIAJl· '-'"· Nn' OILt'llRNACE,~ ld ,... K 111111 K ~ $U6. TenDo a•U.S.. Ph. _ .... i' ( -':I'..' ., '.f· . ~ ' ' ;,ill':- For Sale IIPJii&l' : •. : ···:: : . .... . ' "~,. - - I. ··.·· ~ ·· _ . •, ·: ..:., · 111':.~1 ....._____...........:_____-:-~1 ~i;.. ;<'\ ' ' Servlee~ lklmeo, Po I at ~ *':a.as52. 1_. lllll!ldiiJ .~ ~ • ' ~ ~~ ar · lw.tfc · - - · __ .... ____________ 10.104c l\lllltl pJaao.~"'• ......;.n .. wrltl . ' · t "-'- !olATh · - - - - - - - - - - - - - POTATOt.~ tor ille. S1m ~· fif_,._., '• ... A4 ....... Bot ttl', New Ltm• Road, P, 0. Box 278, ~. Snoo;;:-..;:•:;~... Mall tillp larded Rutland. Phont74-4620. ..,~~---~. ~-!O.~t-~'~· u ••"'• .., -• ·-~ MAN FOR olladypoolUoo, muot 10-"_..c , ''" '""""'-· be induotrtoua and rollablt. · 1M9 SEWING 'mtchlnt, ul4lil II ••'"• ... w_. ••• _ ..,.,.. s.,pr Run F1our Mtll, MuJ.. POODLE I'U'PIEII. AKC ,.., jul1 a ftw limn, fu}ly ,........ mtnla- - aid . . . . . _ .. ....-.~ ...... ... ..... -ll._.. 25 ....... Dl••- .. .... .... berry Ave., PomorOJI. - . . ••• ........,... N z.,. ...... ~ ! ... .,., ,.,. ••hi• 11-. lr-2t-3tc Hnlcellllllp buftooholn, o....-tl, IP-' F• Tfie .FIIl. CAtD DP THAIIII I OI!TUAIY MJ Uti. 114-Ue ptlquound•rnafty lml!r'OidlrY. I . · S...lct DAY ot . 1uo •• so -• ....- . r.. ~~~ - -- ---- -- -For Sal• dllt~•· Will sacr1ta tor oHMI- 1 wi'~.~o· Help Wanted --·--------only~AOa.lhortwmom., IIQHT ••• CAlL .l4olltl-l . . a.... ,., w.,.,. MECHANIC WANTED at John COAL, LUIIP, . ., IIDMr, VACUUM CLEANER, br.,d bt arranged. 1'110111 fn·:IMS· JIAwLINGl S£RVIC£ ·. " -· Glbaon MDIAlr Qt,y, Inc. Tap mllll ..., ttu.lalor Salt ,_ 1969 modlt. Compt.,. 16.2Ulc . . • . '1!1 . OPPIClWorlu!, !all llilll SL, P - with aU cleaning toolt. Small 1111 In Alhena area. Write potnl doomage lri shipping. 1 ~. ~ IIIUU1. DAY 112·2l5i .. 1.,!·~,:;:-,;:.!•::'"i.!::!', !!Of 749, Alhona. <lllo. Ph. ..tuc Witt toke 122, cash price or AWNINGS, otorm doon 111111 NIGHTtl2-nJ4 Card of Thanks 593-7151L- ~ - -- 10::Stc - - - - - - - - - - - If dealred. Phont 992·. wbdowo, caiportl, ..,.. FIELD GIIOWN OlrJ•..... - · IIICIInl·llllll bttt,lllaulaOIJH DEEPEST Ill our 111 PI - . oat Ul 1o.20-6tc tloll.llimtr White, oaJeo-. . "-'- For··· ·le wCIIIderllll Monda and .....,.. bloom. All ao1cn 10 ..... . niea~atlw. For tne e!!U- n.., • bora for the CtJIWI*lesa kl.._ •ch. ll81lllllda f14!inr . I!IEW GAS IUrrace lnat.lllld, mateo, p ll!ullo Uall, PUREBRED GWman ~ .....a lhCIInl and -II'IY pOCJplaa. F-'to, pa, Malu IIIIICI!o w. v., ,._ 771~95. Term• avaUable. I'll. SlraCUJe. v. v. Joh-111111 upn11ecl. ~!al hnka tA> Bt~~lnPs SerYIJ:es t35. ~ 247.4182. 51t7. ft~ So!D. Inc. 1-1-* Mr. Martlll, Cax IIIII C. C. IIIL\DFOBD, All•etdl.la!10.1 !l:tfti 10.17-etp LEARN o1 home - In .,.,.. Mr. UOJid Bla<- IIIII to C 5llle !il!nlft .,.,. tl,.. No lpKial Hue• IIi MIII•Y -· . all tile other doe men with tlon ....cled. It's •h•ple. New ,._ ltlllll CAMPERS 111111 1ft... trallon, ... , Instant L••nlnt M-'hDCI. Reil Estate I' or :sala whom he worlled. The famll)' For Sale IN LOVING YEKORY of Qle RacD, 01lo Writ• f« frM broc ht.ft. llanntr and ~ J:A. al' Dean Blac-: Wile, Ha· blrtllda7 ofGordon Chevalier, Crllt • ' 1044 . price, 10 perCIIII to 16 per.: OFFERS ·will be reteheclatlhe ael, end children, Alan, Ow· COMPUTER COLLEGE who would Mft been tl today: :;.:,;. ,cenl uW.., c- to Gaal'o oftlce of Wobiter 11111 Fultz, en, oea..., and 1111rlane. OF TECHNOLOGY TraDer SIIIL PhOne 185 • Atloi 11078, Pomeroy Nau-1 V..um. 165, 1'1&8 136Tbland . -I 10-23-llp One Public S..uore 110-4 Six months M¥1 paaoed since READY·MIX CONCRETE ...... v.. ume 165, Pqe 213. 1 RIL 3832. Two mllea -a. ar 1'111* &lfldl11!1,· 1'\11ner<Jir, Clo..lond, Ohio ~113 Oleatar Cll Ill. 7. Watdl fAir 1CIU he4 10 """ ua. and rlafrt to ,._ P~. Ia un1Jr4lroved proporiJ, ._ GEO. HOISTITTiT."IMiltr Ohio, q, to 10 o'clock a. m., No ont -thoaDelth•rl- · ·Jiast 111111 ...,, Frw 111f pnloecl u parcel 23 at ..... left 00 Coui1Qo R.4 ae. Cll Oetobar 23nl, 1189, for In Memory 00 HARRISONVILLE - ·t ·roomt•l ache; mates. Ph. 99S428t, Geoo Wanted To Bur · 10+30tc ll1e followl!W roai · · - til . ..... ..~ llelh, ctatwn. Md Mil w-. Only !hoMtiawloat can atatn a.dy-Mix Co., ~ Ger• • 2'h ~ , ClDNA CABINETS, . . - ta.. -.- - - - -::-.- - - - - - Fred A. liblllet, dec•ied: l,ocatecl In· Olive Townahf&l, le11 port,' 'OIIlo. ~. THOUSAND thou!!hll ot'OIIO so blea, old doclu!, lie. Write ~I" TV ADMBIAL teble model. '-loci In Wddleport, Yelgo Melp Coo!!IQ', Olllo, and be- RUTLAND - 5 .rooms, Nth, Of tho pflhat'abomi lnol· -~:.:..;:.:.::::;:;.;.;;..· · -- . or call 111. D. Miller, 111. 4. Call Cb- 98~-4116. Wyt. l!W 4L&Z acrea In Section Z1 a.rport. ooty a ;.wye~raold. d•r, Coo!!!Q', Olllo, and belrw Lot Often bri!Ws I tlr\Y tar. e..;M4' '-to,, pt.- 112-e271. 111 Frost, Chesler. No. 30, and 8 leal Gil Lot 181, and 22, 1!8111 and, conveyed tA> 6,500. For lha 0111 we loved SOwelL 'lln"attCII IIIMrart; «*J,o, Ph. '11loulhta ao ba<k to scenes 6-Zf.U< 10-l2.3tp whl~h Ia located oo U!e cmnar Freel A. liblflet Ill' deed re- POMEROY - 5 rooma, both, lcqpaot, MW fumtlce, birch kll· More •1111 more •ell day WI 8lt IllS. WJ.«c1 or Secud and Mill Streets, corded Ill V..ume 185, P.... mill him; . . 1L ' 1 1111 lo unimproved pi'Oo chin. Wall to watt carpeting. Time rolla on but memories For Rent 8' x 35" ROUSE trailer, good wtilch wao <ODvQecllll Fred Mobile Homt lot, Md Frllllllls may tlllnk tile wouad condltf(ll, Phone Chester 985- • A. ShlOet by deeds nocaded pei1J. .Appnlied aa parcel laot. 8 4 KOOM unturnllhecl -1111: 24 at flOO.OO. furniture. $11,500.00. Ia heeled. Call 4187. 0 llv e r E. BalliJ', In Volume 133, Page 18, IIIII Located In Ccllumbla T w ,. REEDSVILLE - 6 rooma, holt Lltllo do tile¥ koow tile oorIOi' bn"'"IW ,._ '-"'· : 1650 Lincoln Rel&hla. Phone 0 In lovlrw memory or our dear Reedorilla, Rt. 1. GIIJ Nol&lar. Radl!e, 0. ., ! Volume 134, Pqe t82. Tbll l!hlP. Yelp Coullb', OIIIO, bebeth, 1111 furnace, - ' , 992-381t. IO-l2.Uc 1'011 10-l2-l!lp husbtad and lather, Freel M. . '-3wtc, roai eatate Ia Improved with 12 acre~. t7,500.00. That Uao within our heartl In Fraction Acre 1 CGIIIno, ·who passed away - - --·1 HARRISONVILLE- 5 roomo. -------~---..:...1 a two story brick a!Me~ IIIII 73.4 concealed. Oct. 23, 1963. Wile, Clara, CLEAN, comfortoble steeping 22 SHOATS from 40 to 70 lba. lZ, CCIIVII71d to Friod A. !HI· half llelh, 1• hM!, out· 11!11 ltu.reon. The downstalra ,._, with kitchen privileges, each. $20.00 oach.1boor$60. and dlo"""""s Lore,. M. bu!lclnga, g•dln. w.ooo.oo. Ia rented a• a atore room and let, 111 deed ..-did In Vol· suitable for working waman sadly mlaaecl Ill' hll wife, Atri'OIIOBILE lllaqra1101 bttnij Rice, Florenoe L. Mc1111nlelo Gordon Prol1ltt, t mile• be· ume165, 1'1&8 14. 'lll!ola..,. TUPPERS PLAIN$-6rooma, tile q>s!alro oonatota of four or teacher. Available Nov. 1. Bett,y, and-.o,Rodno)'and ............, Loll and Bernice V. Pauley. low RavenowoociFerly. FortPhone 992.,.,., after 5 p.m. aparlmentL A11Pral1ed •• Improved prilperv. Awnl•. new bath, 3 lledroomo, Klrl<. tar'all....., ld ao parcel 25 at •1,200. gorege. ~rge tot. SIUOO.!IO. IG-23-Up land, Ohio. Co!Jie after t :30 !0.19-71p parcel1 at $30,000 00, '-ted laQaaterTOWI!Ildp, MOBILE HOME 1962 lG-23-llp ,...,..-...,,....!!!!!!!i:l!!!l!! 10-22-31< Locateclln tho Vlllaae of MidYelp tount.Y, Olllo, and b&Skyllna, two btdroomo, --FURNISIIED thneliGoraapart.. - - - - - - - - - - - - - dleport, ....... CounlJI'. Ohio, •- tho cca1 Wider~ part drtllect well, half acre. meat, ._r, -b'dt-al- GillsON relrlpntor, Hardwick being Lot IOOinPolmor'o Adu soo.oo Senlces . ed, S07 IIIII St.. MW' r Mt. double oven pB r&JW8, both dition to lllddleport, except.. of Section 12, ccmveyed to 19 ACR.es' _ •1 rooma. . . . ~ t11z.1712. ~ 1 yaor old. Aloo Hoover apln · 11!11 38 feel ol1 lha ...t end, Frld A. li111Det Ill' deed ,.._ ,.,odetld, beth. 5 beclrooma. ,wt' COIIDI'i'l~•.iefrl&erNatlct 187 ; Pap gaa tumtct. sn.ooo.oo. · aU... oenlce. Jaclfl -------------wuher, $100 PliOne 992- u conveyed to Fred A. Shlf. conied In Volume n\JME REPADlS,palnUI!II, car5634. · lo.21-31p S%5. Appralied I I parcel 27 10.19-61C . . lltlOI\ Ba-. l'llll1e, let 111 deed recarded In Vol· pen!Q', llhln&IIDI. AU ln>rk TWO BEDROOM-· Uyq - - - - - - - - - - - - - ume 181, Pqe 894. Tblapro. pnnleed 111 _.-ienced room. dlldilll room, btD 111111 ' NEWLy remodeled 6 • room perv Is locatecl at 389 wn• ~!!iO:..a.eaterToomshlp, H!LI!H er VIRGIL TI!AI'ORD 8IW01I. . .,.,, Call Chester 985-4147 - I IcaJ1I sUd, 7H houae. Bath, $5,000 Phone Yelso CCJun1l, Ohio, blq ASSOCIATES 992-3325 - - - - - - - - - - - - llama · street and liqlroved collect. 10.ZZ.18tp Bnownllll A... , ......IPIII'I. 992-3901 I 10.21-31< lhe coal wderbllll 52 Acreo 'YRACUSE lLL -AliOIJNb oliMl moiil.,.-: with a fnme clwalllnll there- - - - - - - - - - - - - - . Ph. IIZIII1 tnlllll ___ _ _ ·_ _ __ !_ _ _ _ _ In SectlOO 10, COOWJ'Id to ' .. ~ -· terl• 111111 e>ilrlor paloit!W : on.' In which U!ere are two SPECIAL YEARLING ancl bull . a.zt..Uc SEMI· AUTOMATIC U • ahot, Fred A. Shllet Ill' deed_re- '1"1-1--...1 D-16.. Rooll!WIIIIII ..... aqii!Pllho . t,p&i'tmenlL Appnloecl I I calfulatA>beheldalOIIIwltlJ - - -.,...- - -,.- ..,-,.,-:-~22 .~q with ' corded In Volume 181, Pap ~ '111-J · · !Ill~· w, ~. ~· r·w~ 3 ROOM ~ · ...,tY . . . Appraised aa paree~ H ol~ 'ilo~:£ ~ .._. : r~• el~Ptf.loct Fr~a · 01·~ Oct. 2 • . ,. .. ·r,..v. .'" ..Utilltl~-~~ . . ..,:;;_::.~_, .., ~ ~ · ~ ··" ., ~ · mates. j~,Gro>ea, _. Llvellllick . I I n8 ~cklle ~ 9 • Ia Ltbtnon Townroy, · rQ CUll Sl,, lllckllliPOl'li phone ' !BOO 1 'ii"~~T 1' "21 ' 6tc Y1IW' cattle earb'. · btie ~ome. Phooe 949-21177. . ::..~~t the CCJun1l, 01110, b&- f'itdl tor algnl. 992-5853.. 1G-17-8tc 28 10-22-31< - - - - - - - - - - - - - 10.21-51< ·andLocoallllilreeta,lnM!ckll.. 11111 tJie ccal WlderQiag94 ~&!adly,OctAlbtr • __ _ - - ----2 tA> 5 p, m. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - UNF\JRNISIIED HOUSE, large •·reo tD' -"' ot Section 20, rrim IIAR!!I!ON'S TV AND ........... ·-·i - - on which lhare;tolocal' . -· ...... T 1 ..._, ..... _. 2 ROOF REPAIR andremodellnc, lhlJW room, llreplace, ktt- WARM MORNING ps clr<ulal'"''" conv·•-O:'IIi Fred A. Sh1Det ".,.. - • ....... ' NA SERVICE. 1"- 882 ~~ f963 Fcrd ,,,SS95 eel a two aiA>ey ~· 'bullti••-recorded In Volume ~- 1• '-"' aloo Interior and exterior chen, utlllt,y room bath, becl....,_, - • excellent kll- U22. &:1Q,tte · flalrlilne 2 •· ' crl. o;J.,., lntl healer, 75,000 BTU; 3C). 111& !be lower lrCIIt beq ua. ""deed at4. trans. Rocflo, Milt.r. •• t-~ 'chen will! cllnlnl area. full - .. . · .. , • · • ·. .. ' .. I palntlns 111111 remodellD& carroom. Very nice for two pUon 11• hot water heater. Ooocl tlr••· ~. eel u a stan r00111 ...S lha 18?, 1'1&8 267• At1Pra- as ba_.nt, """""" 2 acres. paatr)', by contract or hour. adults. No poll Phone Mason can 742-5754 or 742-5224. 2 olherroomu--- be~cel 8at~OO. : ••-~ ~~TSEE • • Free eatlmale. Wtll 111 1111? 13--5203 or 773-5746. _ _... Located In· Ollfe TOWI!Ildp, - · - · you "'ua , _ 111111 ldlehla • • 10-2l-3tc -re. Phone 992-l!MO. IG-21-tf< IIIII part oftl'lfre.l'eatete.- "-'·• ,_...,, Ohlft. ~•U!lo ha!De. ' fill, tlllilln ll'lbw. Ca117U.j ¥1Yecl by Fred . A. liblflet bJ ""'"' ~.., ~. .,..,. POMEROY 2 atoey biDe I t.ze.u IO.Z2-8tc - - - - - - - - - - - - - deed recorded In Volumel26, tho. ccal undtr~ 40.41 ' 1m. cl EARLY AMERICAN stereo, ruRNISIIED 111111 unfUrnlohecl · AM-FM ncllo, 4-apeed <hens• Page 365. ,u10 lleq 756 Acres Ill Se~,25, <OIMY· larp ~. balh, buee - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · • -• ~ Fred "' Sl!lllet "" deed BMnl. a:an&e. cloee to CIGARETtl!: ....... maoldniH: or, 4-apeaker sound ayotem. MEIGS LOCAL Paranll. vola South '111lrd Street, oo which "" ~ "' •• ._, .,.arc ..o. hea• 111111 •"-· ~o-·· " " ' · CloR w. .~~ ~• ·tnV-'·-1"",•••-•• ~....IPIII"IWVIel. ABC p - 112-6tl4. 10.18-Uc r ••.,..,_ tor the Khool tax raMWal, Balan<e due $85.42. Use our lllere Ia locataol 1 1'h atoey .. _ •• • _. 1 • t ' ,__ •• 400. I •-•-~ as -•eel 28 P nw. A o'" "' .., • ... IIi.... W. Va. l'llll1e koep achools opan. Don't vote 269. ....... time payment plan. Call 992fnme clwelll!W, not rented. ~.... ,_.. 7 1 •• e.uc· oga!nl1 your kids by nOt ruRNISIIED garage opartmelt. Belllll put aru.e roal estate at ~o oo. HIMRY CLI!LAMDP 86• • 3352. 10-23-6tc wtlng or to .a:onamla at Phone 992-6435. cooveyecl tA> FndA.ShlDetbl' Located In OUYII TownlhlP.. Oftlce-992-2259 --- --- - ~ - - -lhltr upanae. It Is no tax 1Cl-2~c SIJUD STATE stereo 1968 waldeed rec«decclnVol.-126, Melp Co!~!'¥• Ohio; beliW Reo.-992-2561 !ncr-. Harold Mo.., Rt. 2, nut a tar eo console with 4l'qe 365, Mel&• Ccult;y Deed lht ccal ..,.,b'IIW 81 Acna, 1o13lie Albany. Harr!ICIIvllla PTA speaker, 4-a,Peecl auiGIDatlc n.~ •-•-~ -•eel In Sectlll!d&, CGIIWJ'ed to · TRAILER LOTS, Bob'a Mobile membar. cha-. Bala""edue $68.40. "'"""""' ...,.._...... ,_ FNct· A. liblnat bJ deed ,.; ---:::.- - - -:-- - 10.!9-141p Cclurt, 5¥n<UII, Olllo, 01\ 4 at$6,ooo oo. . BUSI ~-I uae our Ume payment plan. !Meted. In M!cklltpnrt, Mella c<ll'decl. Ia Volume 187, P.... CIS I:IO'or MMIU, Bad• oF'iiimRiiiiniiiOi~ Slate RL 124, Pbono 992- , 1 RooF liPAIR 111111 1111 aIIIIo' 2111L 11-ll.Uc ' ... ••· Coo!!lcy, Ohio, lleln8 part of 273. Aalrelied u parcel 30 LOGAN FIRE 111111 aor.Q li'4dP- : ~<• lie _ _ , lorJ&Ie'l..... . .. .· Call 99:1-3362. 1,.......... LotNo.l59,conWJOeciiGFrecl att&l.OO. ~SaleoiiiiiiServlceo. l!iw~ - - - - - -.---,----- ' I l!lq, IIJ - . t o · ----.- ----~--:-­ A. liblllet Ill' deed recordecl Located In Olive T~, oqtbl!!l Ia ilre 11111 ll!fllJ iEWINcf"i'f.t"aUNts. ~ Fne ntlma1a. ~ 992-: Auto Sales 3 BEDROOM house with bath, In V..ume IU, Page 209, 11111 YelP Coo!!lcy, Ohio, beqllle 'llllpnwl, !lJedal oftlenoml lll'vlce, all JD!!lu!l. 99Zo2284, 2101. We ao lllfllhlre. .,.._...,_ _ _... lsr&e barennelt, bam, 2 """' praperv Is loeatecl at 8l;o4th cool IIIMierbi!W 78 Acreo, price• on all I7PN au4 l!lsll 'l1la Fabrl.• !lql, PC!I!II . ~ · 111-1-tf.c bulldl11111, drDlecl water well, street and Ia liqlroved will! a Section 38• coinwyld to Fred Gil lin l!lllniJ!l..,...l • . li'b!!ae ~ied Slq&er Seli!1 A. Shlllet '111 deed recorded 992oadt, Dw1Pt LOpl. Senlce. •• lll!alpaO Sclo4 acrea with river frontage twO olot7 cemenlblockdwallIn Volume 18~, Pap275. ._ -#.aote ,_., .._,.,c.l on stale route 124, 1111 mllea 10 CIUCKEN barbeclll, spare rtDa, "" hi'OOil. Appraloed aa . .. i. . below Racine. Phone after paroel 13 at t&,OOO.OO. -· pralold u parcel 31 at ·• SUnlay, Oct. 2$, 1JPC11180fed111 4:30 p. m., 949-48t3. Chester Fire Depar1menl. A-u~c, · 1G-23-«c Located In M!cklleport, Melli· • ~.!4 In OIIYII TCIWDihlp. ServiDc olaria at 11 a. m. Counl¥. Ohio, llelnll part Gil Melp Counll. Ohio, beqllle Homemade tee cream. Dca· coal unlarbiiiii139.18Acrllo PLAYER PIANO. Electric Lot 159, COOWJOid lA> Frld A. U0111 al' plea and cakes would sto¥e. Phi Now Hawn 99,._ lie ljlpreclated. 2911. ' ~~-10.14-121< praperv hea ' 1'1z o~ary 1a v..111110 181, Pace 27L ._ ·' · dwell~ thereOn, and 1 32 at . frame RATS, MICE ellmlillted for. lo located ·at, 838 Wlllllma i p•n loed u 118\"te . .. 'vACANCY fAir ano eidlrb' ,_. 39 ever. Gat STAR, 2lh lbo,, pie. Pnler private paid 1111' aroreoald pn'optrty have sold mr ·1.111 sell •1.69, EbOrabach Harclware, street. Apprallld a• parcel tleltL Phone Muon. 1ft, &opr Run Mill, Plckeno 20 at ~.ooo.oo. wtu bt ook1 ·~ to t111 Ina P•sonal PI""'.·_'a. ikt, 4l5 Soutll.'.4tb 'Ave •.· Ill • $185. IG-8tf< llardware, Maoon. . '-ted In &ltton Towl!lblp, 1969 r_. estate lueo, paylllddl ........, O. .,. ~ . IMI1H .uTO iALIIIt lllelp Coo!!IQ', Olllo, and Ia able In 1111cllilber, list, and _., 10.23-31p lAIIAUGA, OHIO Se<tton a, cmveyecl to Fred ·~ , ...t •___ _, to ....._ 2 Pc. Livinl A.-. , ... GUN SIIOOT, Rut1ana A11181'1A. liblDet b• deed recorded In "'" r,... ,. n - · can IA8Ion. Smmy, ._. un- 1963 PONTIAC Cl!allna c..,. BOAT, motor, andtraller,$125. • ject ·-111111 . u Chairs, . lbr*" Volume 165, .... _ .J3. :--· ....... ~ ' " . , [;~~~ · ' •• ·'.... lnfarma!lon !I!IJ 11e alllalntd Suite, 1 tll 4 p. m. 10e23-2t< vertlble IIUIII!Datlc, 100 P.r Phone 992-55f2. prapert.y Ia llll!qlro...t. ._ Clllldop~~ .. from Edl2 c e n t n-1rw available. 10.Z2-31< pnloecl as parcel 22 aUt...,.. ,. .... COMPUTER PIOGIAMMING ----------- ~n~~=~ -------------MOISTEnER IE a 'TY 'iiiiic .;,.. . .. Ger""' BiillllsS ..,..._1 wei '*' !urnlohed B: ..,.. . -------------- ·amrs-:.Fiiibit-.;.ttiif;iil. , •• . . MRY I . · I •ss ... ------------ :.. ------=------- ------------ ------------ ~992-6547. - ------------- aoo.oo. 10.1&:Uc ' .,.,...... -------------- ..-.u. -------------IKA~AY ~ - . 1964 FORD f.elnle X.L, 390, lllcl!•IIIIIII...,.,Frlllr, · '-·orpeld; U,OOOactualmUoa. Oct. I, fnl . .lll IMI 1 Phone 892-5934 after 5 p.m. .... pan,,fiYtr,Oit. 10.21-4tc IL ~· .... 'II ..,, Nl to l ..... A-" 111 ~ For'Sale . dlro T I -l• ud on. •f -- -- .bu1J6!' IIIIU ud • di!; aMI S.' OW IJJIERTY n.tn dlr !?fM lntl- Nice. Very _ _ . . , 1 , . _ ... 1 •• • • · PfiOnt 882-82St., N1:llee 10.12-tfe I ' ' .,,,._., partlu•-:-'' - ,. a - - ----- - ------ IIGbatA~tWr, ·I!Qcalot ar lba . , ~=Gil A.... ~.:- i;:. 1986 STEPiilllE 1,1, .-. pickup Bll!W 6 acre1 locat.il at > Chevrolet II'Uck, $1,115. Kerro Run, Lot18ln8dl.~.•- ·:··ttl-6137. \. Phcne 10-ZZ..ete _ _ _ _......;....,_.;,.;, ·. •. -------------- S.t1r~y ~11Hr.,lltl 11 i ------------ I0-21-3lc - - - - - - -- - - - - - - . 55-GALLON dnlmo, lor tralh, $2.50 each. Pomero, J WILL plclcq> mtrwadl• ani 1986 CHEVELLE, SS 396, 380 H. Junk Cumpi11J. !alit to oiiCIIon e~~a,.-eontP., 4 . apeect; also 4- orpeld IO.ZZ-l2tc qa 1!ula. Call Jim ~. Runt oblfter, lila Cheoy and auctt-, I •I ad 1'llli!t Pontiac. Phone 992-8389, 10-23:3tc . . ... . . 6080. = ~ ~~~ etz.. ·10.·1- ::.~4~~~n: ~·~:·:~.. Mllll/1 . 1f-21-3tc CHUCK'S can on TV repalro U JOU brlrw them ln. Oluck'oTV,152But. 1951 PLYMOVTII station woetemut, PCIIIOrOJI, ~ 992- oo. l'!lo!ll Cheater 985:4124. I ' . . . l~lJ.etc ' . . ' ~~o~~e· 'I~ I, ·- .... . . ., ' a .. . auat lilt ronow- i;' Life ci.nd Works of Poet Given in Review . ~ .:!0 tronauts are I suppoae so. No, I don't But, doo't you tl!lnk you ~iild ~·ore you cut the cake? I can always a call~ at the bakety far my bridge club but, lllll . . . the Ice cream? You've made clown Ice cream CGIIil TWO pllona? No, It Is all rlgbt. I'll buy some more. No, l am ctrtalnly not going to serve clown Ice 'Cream.conea, at brld• club. The laJt time, remember, I . ll!id to 11.1e let cube1 made out of grape juice because you jlad t~~at lemonade stand and I can expect my frlenda to .put up with jUJt ao much of Ibis l:1nd o( tblng. , "J-et me llnlsb typing the aerlpta, now. I don't mln:l en· ~.~ur~ you, but I do have other tblngs. . . . l•~eiT Yes, I !mow you have to have cooi!UDea and J.;ti!IDk Ills WODderful that you've gone ahead on your own 1!114- :. . . ;v-. 1 ,i'j\Jiil, Ba.,., honey, I'm just going to cl00e my eye& and 1 open them .you won't be stand!Dg there wearing ol!e of mother's good dining room curWn1, will you?" "Oh. look at Cluyl . r "Yea, ' It loots elii!Ctly like a brocade robe a prlncesa •ould wear. I thought of that very thing when I bought the 1 lle4mead. . "Butbow did you manage to fix a collar like that? That ls•really clever: ·That Is REALLY a hole cut In there, Isn't It? Yea~. rlgbt In the ctnter. ' ·• "1'1118111'1')'. Really. Really, I'm sorry and, reaDy, I dldD't ~ to leream at you that way. ' "Of course, I love you. Yes, I DO want you to be an aetre11 aome day. I wish you were an actres1 rlgbt nowIn London or Parla. Yes, I am going to stbp crying tbla . :WilY· · In 10 yean, maybe. About the time you leave for drama ;, . tehool." ' kar _ . , olll1t sn.r. 10 10 ~ d1!lb' .... and 5 Birt hdays member•d at Ce e b PTA Urged to Help Approval ...... ~.. Cundllr. Den. - ence a. . , : . rt~=a~n~= iJ{:' .zi"~-lleo lllllf"~" ~ ' :f 'i'l/ i c.l~ Lawre~~ce, and Cbarleo CUB SCOtlTS 111111 Webeloo "'ckll ' It&, eport, Ballo.pari;J, 1 p.m. 'l'lllrldl,)' ~-h l.ollon bell; nfnei'JNI!lo. · ~~u, 'llwrldl,)', 8 W ~ Southern meetln& ~ IIOUND ~~~~~Salurdi,J!~ f, ' · Mrs. Doris Dalley and Mrs. Hazel Congo visited Homer Icenhower at Veterans Memorial Holptlal tn Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Tom 8urnokle end Ter111 of Chillicothe visited Mr. and Mrs. ~-ce John. ston and tam II~. Mr.and.Mrs:Ctarenc:eBaker, of Columbus visited her brother, Milo MCDole f!1jflr the waokand. Mr. and Mr1. Cllarlle carroll visited Mrs. Myrtle Let AbtH and Mra. Mae Van Meter and dlougtrtor, 1-1. Charlla carroll Ylttlad relallvn at Booton, Meal., for !aurwaoka. . Mrs. Doria Dilley, Ronny Met and Clrrol, Lauran. ce Jot.l111a!1. lha Tarry Congo. OI!Wr_S.yti, Jr. ConunlmlliY and couatn, 1-t, Mr. Gurdon . Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. llobt!Y ~ IIIIGH ·SCHOOL DANCE par .lG8 Wolfe and family of b!;tllli pdllt llll1lrllil'~ Route a.ttad on Mr. ilncl Mn. 10 0. • Moywaact Johrllton. · · .*lt!~).•m~. to 11:30 p.m. at lhe Ababy claUQhtw, Pamota Sue ~ auditorium Wlil born S!fpteinbtr I a! 0111.., Tba Jlirl wiD · Texas, to Mr~ and Mrs. Clifford Jtrnlgan. Mrs. ~..llrft!gln II the , ,..., .._ It~· noted'11W lhet...lllbe ' ••llt1P;I,~ O£t.Ji.~ ~a, witfl• M'.' no ,_.t\li:\~ i, Ca'riofi.'andflllil11-"' . Ci\lfda , ,. ., teachers .. meel,lna. A ~~~ . . by it!~~~~ Salunh7, lla.. dloughftlr of Mrs. lAw It John· · )llcb Sehool, .... lion of IIMhan; ~ the 11!1101' elall, at ~~~a; .U -IlldiJile wiD al10 Always Ready to SenJe You _____ _ """"''"'•-•-••,..·•-0 gtiRYIUR Flats News CAP h o m e ".-; atecl oncl told al' her seholirl!ldp wa• ll¥111 111.111n. F!!lll. lin, to Vaaur and lha prd>lamolhe FOJ'eat Bacllte1 nld 1 •rtw encountered G!elr due tA> her Gil poema 1"'1- .111111111 IIIP• nonconl~t,y. IIJ, Mil !1!8111bera u : · ' t • A deocn,u.., al' her wwlu! roll call 111 ..llvbta a ciaiwl:lllll, lncludll!ll "R.,.aconce", the .., tile book. poem wlllch made her tamoua; Mrs; Olraa !ll1'¥ed Cllllb';_._ Dinner Event HamlltA>n. : Mra. Marlene Fllber preoldecl at 1llo meetlni wh• It 11111 voted to bcQt new tableo for ti., lund! room. J. A. Corlew and Mr. and Mra. Leonard B. A. Clark pfed&ed $10 toward ' 'l'IIIJIISDAY Couroon and Bruce .,d lllcky tile )IUI'chase and nwniiera wilL :_ l!OCK llPRINGS Gnnae, . 8 and Mrs. lletly Phobun end 11!11 tA> cta!lrlbule were ai!Ced to '. t,m. Tburllday, snace. ball. dloughler, all of Eal1 LI-PGCII, .-ct elll!er Mra. Fllhaii or ~pu;:I'ORT CIIJLI) ;CclG- Mr.811dMro. Wolclon Donnot..... MrL llorotliY Roaebury triL :. ~•ealue,~,7:- andsCns,Sitv!eallllandRonny .,...., ., , ' . ., a, '•liliiD !l?rH. . ... Of Tax Levy Old Town , 1111 11ft onc1 wor111 ar Ed!!o ll. Vlaam Milia)' waa thelqtlc ar 111Mb' at Ute Mlcklleport Ut. eriU7 Club Wedno_.. 11ee11n1 at U!e home ot Mro. Richard OWtn N. Tblrd Ave., membtra heard a review ar "Poet 111111 her llooll- '111aLlfe oncl Worko al' Edna Iii. VIncent Mllla,y" 111 Jllll GoUld pnoenlecl111 Mu. Bei'JIIIl'1l Fllhz. The uncmvontlonal w• al' 1llo poet weredeacrlbedb¥Mrl. Fllhz Ill her review. llbe deocrlbed Mllll Mill., •• C<lll1lnl from • poor family when lha malbtr and talhar were 14111111'· ,, .. , A ....... ~ NAsA~ ld b¥ U!a church. . . . ~.mJaw; Mr:·11111 Mra. tile~· ~Gil aertp.. Mro. 1to,y lla;r'er lll1d Mro. Bruce 8t.tna1cer, lli!l G!elr Intun In IJIIIce ••·~ OJ!Iltecl Donald lllluckpreoentedlhapro.. f1111 1411!, lilllrk .Alln. MJ:o. Ma11111110!111 !!' ~·· 1986 waapn. aram, ''llblplllll Our Church rle ~ will apend ...eral pued andQ!Idbl 14membero Lila A1wDd .l!Jlolla!!tL" Mr'!- d!Qta IMn with her diuatrter w11en Frll!i!!ij Clrelo!MtTueo- MaJer dloeuaied U!e path Glllha onc1 ramlly. diQt .......... llMTrlalttr Ulllt. Chtllllaa Ia lha ~ld todoy Mra. Frank Calb.ellorai'Barld ~ fll ChtiiL will! Mro. illuck n•dl"IIIIPrP- 1!er1cJn apeD1 !'rom Wednollday Mril. BW J'errlll pre-ted prlata scrlplurea. Mro. Cai'l to lllnclly will! Mrs. Wtlb¥ Wbalufma.llaia cQ!Ioeilll.q l..at KautncCO!!!piDlld at tile piiDo hJt. peata ar Mre. Llnl. ~~·atrl llYIDclll for"""'" "'1'1111 .111&1111 For. Wbaleynn Mr. oncllln.Herllonl Kals, flhoN ""..U. Ia lreu Gil God'' and "God, Our bert ilmban and snnJ<hll. Uw a Dull Knife opo-ed bJ; Trlalt;y Chur<h. Help Ia Ale• PaiL" A dlacuo- dren, Jackie lllllll..an7ai'BelleWhen acallng fresh..:aught 1!1clu!lld Ill tho material 11a!! oo lha lllplc ond t11e Lord'• foolllne . / · fish, uae a dull lmlfe lnatead l1ciollld Reuter, fnllunan at of a sbarp one and rou won't lll1ted wu 111o ~· ra- pr_,er In unli!CIII coocluded the port ~ P11111 ......, made to - · Frll!l!lin Ualvaralt;y, Columbus, cut Into the meat o the fish. Hnd her a bl~ card and llurlna the bullneu 'meet1n1 11p011t 111a waakond here w1111 ' -· . -· &1ft Gil I!IOIIel'. lndlYidnal alfta Mra. 'lbomaa Y01111 ll18de a tu puenll, Mr. and Mra. 1to,y donated 111 Mrs. Marloli Rtaa. frOIII Blialbeto were &ddld to report on a dinner !ll1'¥ed re- Reuter. Mra. Geno Rl8P and Mrs. tile ChrlltmaaboxbtJns_... COIIIIJ to tho Alpha Omlcrom · Lindsey ~qona m. 'l1le hOnored gueola recolved 111&11J nice alftL Cbepter Gil Della ~ Gamma. Mrs. Kautz, llUlld pnol. The hoataos received oeverel nice &1ft• lor their ,_ hmle. lhlllkld 1llo Presenl were Mr. 11111 Mn. aoolltecl wltll U!e luncheon for / 111a Retired Teachers Aooodarate MariOII Rlao, L1ao, Tanse11111 Uon Saturday. Sllpbanle, ~Mr. and Mrs. ' Member• were reminded of Lawrence Hallllarpn 11111 ..., 111e world Communllil' D., proKeiit, IIIII Mr. and Mn. Llndaram to be held oo Nov. 7 at oey ~qona m, all ar ParkeroU!e Middleport Firat Unltecl Ad'-rwuheldatthehome blll'll; Mr. IIIII Mrs. Slarlq Preoll.rter!an Church, and U!e ot Mr. and Mrs. OacarBahcock Masur, DWa and Oluck, 11111 A talk Ill' lloward Nol8ii oo IIIDU1l bazaar set for Nov. 12. ot 'l'IIIIJOl'• Pla1no Suaday, Oct. ~ Maooar; Mr. IIIII Mrs. the four mill r-wal lef7 for A lhlllko¥ou note waa read from 19, honorlJv lha .blrthdaya of Gene Rlggs11111..., Kei!IIJI'RIJ; tile Soulhenl Local SchoOl Dla- Mrl. Kemelll Herrla. Plano Mre. 1111¥1d Rtao. Mr. Mar- all of Eastern; Mr. and Mre. lrlct and ulDfonnaldlaeuuloo were dlocuued lor holiday pro.. loo Ria• and Use, Terese and Llndaey Lyons and ..., Lamar, Ill' candidate• lor lhe Board ot jecto. Stephanie Rlaa. Mrs. lllah swan, Mr, 111111frL EducaUon were feature• Gil U!e Fall Dowera de<orated the A bounlllul dlmer served at 1111¥1d Riggs llllldaugbter,Mary Monday nllbl meetlnlal'the Ra- dlnlng table lor tile desoert noon featured colorlul n....er Louloe, and Mr. and Mrs. Tbur....,..., aervecl by Mro. LemJ. arnopmeDII al' mtm& IIIII two man llollcock, all of ~· cine El0i!10DIIry P. T.A. I!! hla Ialli, Nolu atreaald ar4 Jewell and Mrs. Harris. birthday cakeS: 'l1la mums were Plalna. U!e lmporlonco al'tllolev:J pau. 11!11 at 1llo Ng,.. 4 olectloll. He ~~U!Ukli~IMW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . lllx but a NMIIal and ralied the queSuCII al' whether U!o -·could remaln-wlll!out tile levy. School boJrd Candlclalel pre. 11J IDII, Mrs. Am Boao, Clar. ·•. 'E· I ('1' ' · · ·. . . ------------ -----------aveJOUq>IA>half \·~;··. ;~·N~Jir .· .· ·· · ------------- ---·-·· ~ ' ·. -------------- -------------- ' ~ w....,. i'iiiiV iii:£ 'NDGiia ;,;;;.; ;rAJi *" l ' ly lmY CANARY ___________ -------------- .... ' Spot the Top Actor : . , ·" ' ' .·fu a Home Play .Given· Backing - ··shop The Want Ads_ -------------- -------------- _ ,·- .........a,......,.o. ..... - - --··--------- ', fl•••., ....... • aamNAIS , :r.• Re•. '., rn- ·..,.Pt.. ' llimllnel,· ....,;:.~ o,, • '· . • · aet.~~~~t ~~:s•· ( '· . ..,._. !IR- ' ,., I ' -!No P.1rt1 to- cnpr .....,.., 1,..,,... ' ' ··.· l'WIO, ' Wllllllll; ·....: .. _,. .. ,.., •• ... ,...., - ' .. 1··' -, '.,,. conduc:tal' 'by t1Mi - · beroblp commltte.'iraoQplatn. '"" Cia 1101 I wll.I for bt1ns - ., conrpl!le · a &1ft wlllch 1llo commf- wiD atv• to the room MCUrlna ll1e most membera. ~ oftbreetelllerballa for the PIIJI!'CIWld wao IIJIPl'OV· eel. Tbefalrthll'edewOntilealtendanca awsrd. The plldl!l to the .fill and a poem bJ Mrl. Flalier _,ad the meetfnr, Tbe ~·· rePort wu at•• 111 Blll!ldena liid-. Cider and doliuta were oervld atlha CIOIClaoi~Mal'themeet- in1. DmROYS 'KUALA LUMMCAMP (UPI) - A lfaliJ!IIID le!:UI'IV Paii!Ol clallt&IQJid an .. 1 hM"l c-o.alii ·1!18f1'111a camp Ia tile Jun&18 Dill' the bo&'48r wltb '111alli!DII.• miU!arJap!keii'Nilul4 ladiQI. Tba ('Ammmfll poatwu· dl.carend ........ . J 81 ......... -......., 20 IG jo ~ wen.lfildld _..tho 'l1lal bozder, o . r Alu•"•ettq A&aelllpt: Flist ~ of 8D 81· aasalnatl.., 'attempt OJ? a · U.S. preold,ent wu u attempt a 1111 " '' t ~ JriiOII Ia liStI ill be ' •t:·.• tUded funeral ..meet Ill . ' W-gtaa far a ~ ; > . ~··',·~ < This �' •. ' . .,' j ,, ' • 12- The IJIII$ 5olltlnol. Pomero,v-Middlepol1. 0., 111utoi!Q, October, 113, 1~ Salisbury PTA A roooluUIXI In IUIIIIOrl of the malhods. ~~~- mill lovy for tile Melp Slmm.-.s described treatLocal SchooiDiatrlctweaadopt- mont at home •• expensive ond ed by tile Salisbury P,T.A. Umo CCIIIsumlng. Homo oqulp.. Tileldal nJa111. mont coats abclut$600anddrllp Goorp Hargraves, suplrin- for each alfllcted child Is botenclo11t, apoke ot the need ot tween $60 and $100 a month. A levy, emphasizing tllet It Ia a fUm, "Song of the NlpUark," ,......., not a new tax, and was shoWn by the speaker wllo otrosaed that II the district Ia wa• accompanied to the moottO C<JIIIinuo rocelvllll! state as- lng by Mra. Oaby Merlin, a llatance, tile levy must be pass- stata o!!lcer ol ElptandForty. ed. Mri. VIrgil King, president, Tho program had been arrang. lntroOtced Mr. Hargraves. The ed by Mrs. Don Hurinel, child P,T,A. made plans to spoosor welrare chairman lor the Mell!8 a poster contest lor the levy CoonQ' Solan. During the meeUng, plans ronowa.I Alto apeakln& at the meeting were made lor a !all lealival woo Au&uat Simmons, director ot tile Ohio CysUc Fibrosis Foundation, Columbus. SlmlllOIII rep>rtocl that cy stl c 11_ , , Ia not a contagious dlhut one passed from tho poft111&. He laid that both par. onto must be carriers before tile dlseaae can be passedtotlle child. !lmmoos laid that ooe oot ot l"fi'Q . · , ', '' • • riers, were described. There to be held ... Nov. If ~hie at 6:30 p.m. CommlU.O ehalrmen named were Mr • ..aMra. WUllam Witte, Ucketa; Mr. IIIII Mn. Jell Wilson, door prlloa; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morrla, llsh· pond; Mr. alld Mrs. Roymood Cole, so.cond 1\Bh pond; Mrs. Be!Q' Folmer, kitchen; Mr. IIIII Mrs. .1o1m Teaford, dart game; Mra, Kemeth Scltea, fortune teller; Mr. aqd Mrs. Ned Swindell, bean guoso. Mr. and Mrs. HoUle Royoa, r1ng toss; the Rev. and Mra. WiUiam Air...., coont.,- store and book shop; Mr. alid Mrs. Liqrd Kllll. !JIIIII- tau; Mr. ' ,. •• slice of ( '· extra cash ••• wHia a w ... Account Be sure you get your cut of the money you earn ... save for yourself and for your future. Open a savings Account here. Then, save steAdily .. put aside a little something every_payday. In· terest, compounded reg~~larly, helps your money grow faster. c .. ' ., .. .. , .·Noi~ xXti NO 133 ' M•s•s•n. / . "' •, JAClETS KAYSER LOlli Sleeve HO~IIY · SPORT . . SHIRTS - POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT OHIO SALE You c~n reolly save an lackota lor men and ~ays. the _ ...... "' hll IOcond .tarm In 1871. ...... Young be would return llo private life but, "I lltali '"11111118 to be'aeU'Yeln the po.. llUcal lifo of Ohio IIIII CMtr naUoo IIIII In reoumlna the prac. Uce of low In Cleveland a n d Ginllo Stocllnt• _Solo A.25 SHIRT, liiE AND HANDKERCHIEF $ETS Solid colar .... shift wltll Mtchhlt tlo flftd Mndbrchlef. NKla ..~.~.. l:CMI ••.17. In reviewing bia career, HUVY lATH TOWELS Gn.n, gold, ,.rd., 1.1~ Stripe T..,.,. 22 It, U Inch •••· E - heavy ond ••••"'• ., A a,.elol .... prico. 1.00 . 7.95 Boys Pennanent Press Lolli Sleeve lnlt Shirts 101id1 Of stripe~. Famous ~ehool Over200 ·at tFarm Bureau '·Annual Meet Mens and Yoi11' Mens SWEATERS w••· s. .. , 10 for•• mako. l .. ea ' 2.95 CENT~ . blrtamwellhi The ...._,, TWENTY • fiVE YEAR MEMBERS were honored wltlt Amoitg u- were, lrCRII left, Mr. and MrL Delmar Hanun, Mrs. Roy Holtor and son, Eddie, and Mr. IIIII Mrs. aWU<I plnL Lao Sllir)'. Young Aid ida vote lor tile limIted teat ban lrell,y with t h e Soriet UniCII WOI lite lmporlaot he mode. He vUed lor the treal;y, Youna'a withdrawal loll lite Ohio IOilaloriel race wide open. In hlo prepared llatement at a news conl'erence, the ~en~tor alated no prelorance as llo his auecosaor, and be declined to answer any <Jl4iaitaaa. YOUIII: beeame Ohio's -.lor sues with which he ell-•·" Ill ida llalelllont, Young ..W. "I like tile 10 - called bllr11111')'. Sen. WWlam S. Slllbe, <Gilslderablo voter 8llPOil witb donl IIIII n_.llblliUeootatla R.Qhlo, pre-'J holdo Lauo- h11 •tatve •em hell" attitude • bli!ll pabllc trult and olllca. To clte'a-. both llo ec~~alituoall IIIII Ctlrlt- me lhliY do not -m at; all . hurden101110. I !eol I caulcl-.. tinue to repreaont Ohio ... tha ..u... wilb tho same ftdolloo, zeal and sreat u I N~t have ..... JlllOlal')', 195t. ver,. NEW CONCORD, tlhlo (tJP1) - Jal!n Glenn, lhollrot Amdollnltely It Ia not the - . orle&ll to orbit tile •rUt, -IAtda)' San. Stephen Yourw'a anfns eleeliiXI - COilCOflll ate. llOUllCOIIIOrt that ho would not IMk reeleeliOll would be a ... Frldd)'. J Uke e•mpetplna Jor factor In whftber be would l'1lll lor the Sanlte 1011. ''However, the reallfl ot.,. Gleoo, Who ran opinlt Y - In tile Democrat!< primary I lhall J1911ptore. Ill the oplr. In 1984, before drCIIIPI.. out oftlleracealler sulforll8 1 hood It ofO!ii!t:r<M~Jlllllonlbo­ lniUI')', llld be would not haft a decision wtil soonetlme In llave .,1 lllatl IllY ... llhctotW December, llll!i 'in _.qiQr to a YClUIIIerW.. Who II lllcler 65 y-1 Glenn's De,.ion ltdtotD Month .,...,_.. SE Ohio .Transportation Lacking Says Nixon Man BY HOBART WILSON, Jr. A ~ Nlml Administration olllclal Thurldajr nl&bt urpd 92 ~atern Ohio ~~~~~­ a! Cauncll J'O,IftaentatiYM'to let up In 1Qil' periOIIII CIIIOIIt lor belior tnnoportaiiDll fadiIUeo Ill thla Mctloo ot Ohio." He waa Walter L. Uuan, · aollstant MCretary for pablle affair&, v. IJtP. "' TranaCOt.UMBUS . (UPI) - -About portolion, opeoldns ot the 62 per cent of Olio'a Khool dis- SEORC'a atDtal fall • '~n11. lricts will seek approval af held at thellollday 1m .. Chll. Khaal,.,..,..,.luunon tile Nov. llcothe. Fourteen ~ ballot, Including some 65 counties, !rom tile Ob\o RIYKhool systems - e vot.rs or llo tile~ bordal;, were turned down two previous levies r"""'oented. this yo.ar. Uazan told area lof til .a: An Olio Educatloo Auocla"DOll'! fall to keep l!P llllOd • , IIIXI survey r-aed today Ua!Dt with JCMtr ltltti hl&ltPINS WEllE Plij:SE , ••NTED to 30 year melltbero, Ull018 •-ed ~ 15 pu bllc ·--• , s.,.... ~- dl a- ..., people. That' llo thom, 11:011\. loft, alii Mrs. Curlia JOhniiXI and Mr. trlda willj>ul ~ - • • fax 1 brlllrt ll'anaportatiDll fllture FRED Rlce,'Reclatrar of Motor Vohlcleo,l'fl,dlaCIIIMI aal Mra..·bard IJltl& luues ·on tile ballot; ll"'mare Ill Snutbeutem Ohio." a problem wltlt Galllpolla atamber of· Comtnorce Prosldellt ¥ , I . l!>•n lnf.m ~.!* t.H I !1 ,~· 11i11i11 1 tttl.... ell Jt! C.• ~r ~ 'J1 ~"\'! and Qtitl ~.... 8 ~ ~~· • ·• i .. ,• •• ...f,,.;t., ,~,l"c:ri~r~~ ...,~' · .. _,,, ,,, """'· · · · ... ftlt'-ihilr...,llv- .-. ~IIIIQZI. C . .-il.~'i'ililroiifJ'itiJ!Il• lilt 523 Tax Issues On Ballot s. .......,.Ohio DEAR POLLY-When combs are hard to keep in the hair, give the tip eods several coats of clear nail polish. This narrows the space between the teeth of the comb and It wiD not slip and faD out so ·easily. When little girls have thin hair, give the inside of their barrettes several coats of nail pollab. Tbla will make them hold tighter to the atrands of hair. 1..tine! wax~ ll!IRef, ill llle ~bst ~~ to kU. l!le4jc~Jle c~blnet shioiveo. lt1s not notlcea "" anu mar 1 trdiil' meal· cine bottlel will ·dot mar tlie cabinet ltself.-JOSEPHINE a,.... • we" ..... Charter Members A re Recognized llrf:.' VIII m"""ld. Udtat cltllraMt!t Meter and Mrs. In Summer Quarter . ' ' ~ Jli1P1''f'W,.;• . . . ....... to the OltlilltMilltd--· .IUTLlND WaBhlnltoo.'' C.aMn Mofecc• hlllll' · MENS Three Win 'Honors Ntmber Federal Reserve Syste~lll .. 2t.r 7.00 5.00 Paoty Makll8 ep a ''l>aby quartet" ReCOBllltlon ot charter members, election of new officers, lor the PJ'GIIl'&lll were Mrs. and U.prosentalionolahumor- ·Houdoaltelt, Mra, Stewart, Nor· ous program hlghll8htedtllean- man Yequor alXIIllovor Rice. nual banquet of the HCRilebullcl- Thoro were groep a118il8 ers ClaBB o! tile Mlcldloport oltuniUar-.a. A lall 11tOII! Wll used In the Church ol Christ Tlleldajr night. Charter members pre80nt decorations for the•nquetwere Mr. and Mrs. W111oce pared atid, served 11r t1te Pblla· Bnodford, llln White and Mr, thea BoeloiJ, Mrs. Rlcepvothe and Mrs. Frank Wilson. Brad- blenlttl tlld her hulbuol-wcl lord waa tile lint president of u maater ot ceremonlea at tho tables. (illt8W8n!preaenledto the class. Mn. Y•\P"• president, and Officers liUliOd lor the 1969Mll1<111 Houdaahelt, the teach70 yeer were Mrs. Mll1<111 lloudaahelt, president; Mrs. .:-.rd er. A hi~ wu road b7 Mrs. flllllrt' llomJ'Irurl.ws Van Meter, vlee preslclont; Mrs. Van :Miler. Amq ! ' - allmll.. were · Cui Roach, aecrotary; Mra. f:t,•, ·t Vr·w O((i('(•r.; Franklin TrillottalXIMrs. Max Mr. &llllllra. Wlllllllll Gerlach, Stewart, aselatant aecretorloa, of Cltllilcollte. The groep .... omcera were elected when and Mrs. Kenoeth MeEIItlnrQr, •11oppy Blrthllat' to Mra. Gerr the Meigs Junior lllllh School treasurer. llcb and Mrs. Beulah I!Guab. ChaPter ot the Future HomoIncluded IXItlleprosram, IBr• Alllllst stmmono ot COIUillbua makers of America matreeent- rlted b7 Mrs. WWlamGrueaer, waa a aueat at. lite ..1111..1. ly at the school. were Mra. Van Meter as Ma· Olllen a....,... were Mr. They are Rita Case!, proal- c1om Ala will! "Boaull'e Only and Mrs. Cheater Erwltt, llr, dent; Pam Dodson, vice presl. Skill Deep;" lira. McElllltqo and Mra. WWiamGrueaer,Mr. - ; Dianna Lee, aecrotary; and Mrs. Denvor Rice with alld Mrs. Yeauser,Mr.IUiiMra. Regina MeG.dre, hiatorlan; ''Some r~.· nemAre;.,WMra. Franklin TrlpJeU, lira. Jo Aim Floranell lltrnoy, parllamen- Horman Kin<ald and Mrs. NOI'• Baney, Mr, aid lira. Lawreace tarlani Darline Michael, repor- m&n Yeauger In uPeaeh Ple.u Stewart, Mr. and ...... Milton terj Dlxie &iyder, lORI leader; Houdaabelt. Mra. VID Meter, IIIII Wanda CordiUo, - -. M111 Thelma Bo7er,D111Whlte, Advisor of the chapter II Mra. Mrs. MeEIItlnQy, lira. Harold Frances Roberta. Herman Ohllttpr ot l'io!MrOJ Labae, Mr. and Mia. Rice, Yn. lXI hla blrtltcla1 amlvorlll')', Roach, lira. Oab7 lfartlll. the lfonor Wr. Ohlirtl!r'r Guests wore Mrs. Herman Rev. and Mra. Raulllll MoJer, Ohlin(lor, Mr. llld Mra. BID Mr. and Mrs. Wl'- and Mr. OhD...,r, Dobbie, Kim and and lira. ~ ( rfxlll /lis nirtlulflv steve, and Mr. and Mra. PhU DeconUono 1'111' . ·.the ownt Mr. alld Ura. Torl')' Ohlin. Ohllnpr, Amt, Phil, llldLittrL were Plattna!l by 'l ira. ErwiD pr and IIXI, JfJ', enlertllned Cake llld 1.. crOilll were MI'Y· and Mrs. G - IIIII lire. MeEihlnliY, Mra. Rico IIIII KIJio Sonday with a parl;y hootorlnc ed. cal4 ......... the~ The MEMBER FDIC TEN 9 1h• M. YOIIDI. 10, ~ another Demo.,..!, weado!eat.. ~· llioler, an llllliDaly In llld todo,y be ftlld ntlnl at ed In the 1918 Deolw>c:a aile pri. AtMrtcan polllica, maln-.ol The ......... llld be .... In axcoUent heolth at 80 but, ''I can not ....,... lito realll;y ot 11. ..-.-· ·' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, .19t WASHINGTON (V"' - Sen. -lllr wllen Frad<J. Lau ..... ' ' A fin. ..l.ctlon of stylee In • llll - . . ralltC"M ...,...;;;.."':',!> .;.... "' . ' Sali Prlcts •• DEAR POLLY-When my sewing machine needle seems lilunt and stitching Is hard, l satisfactorily aharpen the point with the line side of an emery board. Remove the needle from the machine and keep turning it as the point Is filed. This also works on pins with blunt points.FRANCES Switch Over In '\ ~ co;!• POMEROY, OHIO . ~K ' ' DEAR POLJ..r.Y-1 have a Pointer for Anne, who wanted to know how to remove odors from a tent and sleeping bags. Just spread them out on the graas for a of days and turn them over once during that Ume. e grass remove• all tra~e of odor, whether It Is mildew or smoke. our tent was burned by cbarcoal and tha odor was still strong alter the tent was repaired ..The canvas repair man suggested this remedy_ for "!!or which was not noflceable during our next campmg lrtp.-ORA FARMERS BANK and SAYINGS CO. ~U~ . ly POLLY CRAMER ·THE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 TO 7:00 . I' ' In Musty Sleeping Bags Married_in September . . ' Grass Will Remove Odor Mr. and Mrs Kenneth L Carsey I ~lgger , ~ ftd TQMen'Coats on tli*J.id'flcier. ~and Borson the Miln · Anil"sil'it.. lnrarts Dtt•tullll 1111 the inliln floor. · · ' .. ..' Mens3.9S · DEAR POLLY-I would llkelo know If anr of the readers have re-covered a recliner chair. upholstered a swivel rocker that turned out quite well but am afraid to tear into the recliner unless I know tbiB can be sllCcesofuUy done by an amateur.-N. H. ' ·IJN'nL: ·y . :c.-oil the 3{1j ~oot..Jm In IIi Fja!i, etit s111 thl111111•d. to~ I jlB---•Polly's Problem~----• I' ~( . ·' • 'ci''free··~~-'Lot 1!11 :~,· ~~· ~ ~~- ~~~-~~·u~s ,~ DEAR POLLY-To prevent musty odor in sleeping bago, lace a bar of scented ooap In the bag, roll alld fold as ~sual. When the outfit Is opened, the soap can be used for washing.-M. D. ANY WAY YOU CUT IT ' t', POLLFSPOINTBBS DRIVE· IN •'' •'· '' ' ior MEIGS lHEATRE ''' -' • " Wi111!a, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark of by the Rev. Herbert Grate or Harrlsonv!Ue are al1llOW1Cing Rutland at 7 p, m. on SepL 13, the marriage of their daughter. at tile home of the bridegroom, Given In marriage by her fa.. Sheila Ann Clark, to Mr KenTONIGHT, OCTOBER 23 neth Lewis Carsey, son of Thor ther' the bride wore a noor HOT OPEN Carsey of HarrisonvDle. a n d length gown ofwhltebrldallace. Mrs. 1\lary Coraey, MlcldleporL A 11t1n bow held her ltouf!att Tho ceromOIIYWIBperformed veil ol. Ulu•lon. The bride's...,. quet was of red roses and ~ Friday thru Tuooday pons. A reception honoring the Octo~or :U-28 co..,le was held Immediately Walt Disney's M~ SO N rollowl~ the ceremony, RASCAL Mr. Carsey Is a graduate of (T ochnicolor) High SchoolandlspresRutland Steve Forrest Bill Mumy FRIDAY, SATURDAY enUy employed ·at the Imperial AHD SUNDAY Walt Dianey's Electric Co. In MlddiCJIIOrl. OCTOIER 24-25-26 HANG YOUR HAT Mrs. Carsey attended MiddleDouble Feaiure Program ON THE WIND port and Rutland Hlgh Schools. (T ochnicolor) The couple resides In MlddleElvis Presley in Ric Natoli, Navajo In. porL CHARROI dian boy, as Goyo; his Among the guest& at the wedCOLOR sister, Tinaj Judson ding were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pratt Debbie Reynolds Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. James Admiooion: Adults, $1.00 James Garner Clark and Weltha Clark o! AI· Children, 60c HOW SWEET IT lSI ban,y; Mrs. euene Hudson, Mr. SHOI¥ STARTS 7 P.M. Technicolor and Mrs. Gerald Grate of Lang a'--------~ vllle, Mrs. Gloria Rlggo, MIBS ""11!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!!!! Debbie Gilkey and Miss VIckie II Vujakll.la, Mldclleport; Mr. and MrS. Carl Klncely, Mlas Beryl Wyatt of Dayton, Harold Grate, Elda Coraey, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl FoiL '' .• ty ) } 1>;,, IIIII Mra. o'aroid. 10-lt In .,.,....,. ApMln.. -lllop; Mr: •"!"' Uri. Fred CID ........... 'f~ I • .. ·•• ,, air.,., n,lnl 1111eera; u.t- . Devo110111 llr, ~ - · ~ Iebel McClure, ~Ullm CJblln.. ~d Brldllll Clllllll · ~ ·'........ and lfimr Clark, ballooft'· ln8. Mrl. WeadeD ~·• men; Mr. and Mra. Philip 011- llrlt 8l'lde IIIII Jolin U.W• .. lln&er, doU auction; Mr. aDd lourlh aradB were lbG att.KI- ·, Mra. Jolin Arnott. rootball MIC· """" -era. tlon; and Mr. IIIII Mrs. Kenneth Retrelhnlonta were ....,..., Chaney, coke walk. bJr Mrl. Norman Woods, Mrl. MM. Francea Carl- ro- Vlrsll Klnl. Mra. Llo7cl Klnl. ported "" the reeent Melp Mra. Donald Brlcldea, Mra. Counl;l' Council of Par.,to and Guy Morrla, Mra. Emelt Wood, Teachers meotlq. II wu not- Mrl. Charlo• I;Janl, . Mra. ed that the Salllll>ucy8p!oolwlll Richard Colo, Mra. loan Cer· host tile February JnOOIIns. man. MH. Homer .BoNia, Mra. Plans were O)lde for cia II· Royii!OIId llllaaer' IIIII IIra. Helroom vlaltaUoolhe weekotOct. on Dala. · are 36 centers In the country dedicated to teaching parents the care ot a cystic fibrosis child IIIII reaearch Into better .. Suppbr~i~~- ·~·.~ ··.' evy·.i. 20 adulta is a earrter. IIIII that one CMtt of every 1,000 children Ia atrllcted. He reported that 10 years ago wllen tho loundalioo was orpnlzed 90 per cent of the children atnlcted died before the,y reoched five. Toda,y, throulh better methodl Ill ll'oatment, hall ol tile chll. dron live to be In their Ieoni and a lew Into their early 20.. He spoke ot tho lUnd drive currently underwe,y In tile counl;y b7 the Elittl and F orl;y, Melp CclultQ' So!Oll 710, and noted that over 70 percent of eve11 dollar contributed goes lor n· ..,.,.ch. The emphasis of roaearch now, he laid, it en method of control and Improved treatment. !IYmJ>!Dns ot the disease and _ . ,•• being tnade, not only In treatment of atrllcted children, but also In development In a teat to detarmlne the car- .. ~ . " ·· Ill ••Wtntuk'" S...., Shifts of 100J5 Wlntult •5on oao.rllc, n~~elt styl1. S1&11 1111111, medl~o~~~~ oncl lar.. In brown, •r•t•, .nav,, gold t.etMr, thlstlo, c,.. 'ntelllrVtY I'MIIId 207 ·IOY'f ,_~1, 210 oddltiOMI .·~ •""' "'•·Colors ..... .7.95 Solid 69e. pair Stripes ..........1.95 liENS FQR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY f!IENS AND 4.50 lr. wr,_•• fall··~~· Cas•l 1.,, Sl•b .. p.,,.. 00 nt prou 100!11 cotton in t . iiew Wid. belt loopa. Sluo 29 to 38 wa[J!. oiilld colora. Taper no euffL · . . "' lluolutlqj~oft tile Cllllnl;y(lo. to 111ft cal) level r Route 7 By-Pus at a muelt Tho otatehlahwaldopartment 111rUor date than now plllllllOd. -17 aUt a bellet llllflltanance ibe alate and federal p . P;!'Oiiam Cll Slate llallte I2t be- el'lllllenlll OliCOlll'ap IIIII make (Colllnued lXI Pill 41 Sptclal S.lt Tojs ' . ' ,· Ofthe By Bob Hoejlieh ·bJnallon r-ai-MW toiiiiiUH . School dfllricts wl1ore iuun wero rejected at lo.all twice in 1969 included CuyahCJlla Falla, Fremoot.-ark, Hamlltcn Local (Frllllklln County) and t.akewaod (Licking County). Olio law pormlll diotrlcto to liO to tile polio • maximum of lhrH limes in the calendar year. All 17 dlotrlcts in Trumbull County have ISIUOI on tho bellat. Repealed levy fallurea In the last achool yo« cauled tour ONLY 311YEAR MEMBEIISHONOREDwereMr,andMri. to cloae down. Several systems Harold Camthon. are expected to clooe IIIIa YIf levl01 ore roleclecl Nov. 4 or in later apecialoloclians. Fremont will dooe Nov. 14 to Jan. 5 rogerdlou of the outtbe POst In IIPPt'eclaUon of afU· como of • 9.6 mill combination lng cabinet presented to ~ levy· children by tho poat. . Tho POll TO LIVE IN EGYPT alao reconUy preaented the CAIRO (VPl) - U..1drio Chart Shows· Flag History .. ' By Vnlted Pnu loterlBUonol Stroot llghtl~ broke out In the northern Lollanoae city Ill Trtpoli laday - . . n Pale;,.. tlnlan re"-• alXI Leba,.ee security f'lll'eea alXIIIIere were reporta a Ioree of 200 guerrUlas or !b>rlan troqta hid maoaed on Lebanitll'l borders with tanka and umored cara. A - V.& ~topr&o eervo the J+•te..,....IBllont ll!Peued poaalble. HMVl' llalttllW alao waa nPOrted In aoulltiii'D leba.... In tile Mount Herman area where S)Tia, Leba'""' and larael e~o ~:.~::':'!...~ ~~!'m:J::=-tt!: =~~~:.-:: "1$aoner'' ' - JUST ARRIVE!;) . AUTOMATK ...JIIJS Howell Dinette Ns · .;._.. y.., choiOe •f tih1 1~ . -Strol1ht .... lorchain • 4.., anti, · loor ""''"'· •wf•el chain, L-e• ••~ctlDI'I ef . • ··J . . By 8-.on cov••• Sole Prlcol ,i I ,; · , . d U. S. Lan ing Looms in Lebanon port Legloo home to make the been lfllllled permlaaiCII intra flahtlnl both leba.... and lao presentation and to tour tho fa. In fcopt, the _ . , . . AI raeiiU'Ill1troopa. cUity. o\l'hllll aald tadq. Lebanon lqooedastrlctCID'- Lu.. Shl,_.t ef SEoRCIJ18IIbw held It Cltllll64!ho. €:7~1:::::ed-::': New -- ':l!!.j;trcy atMn l'lillieio;t IIIII, J~ (Cati'NOCI iii JlitPlO)- - ,Inq ,.,.,..,. III,UH and 4!! ........' be . _, , . ·"vice to all :odj&tent axchan&ea. . tawo be O!lllllldall to better ' State laws governlas reator· ...... laweafor..-CIIIICIH allan ot itrlp mine land be out their dUUea and 10 more lltrln8oJttly Olllorted. tlilol law uOfCOlllllll alllcera The state completa coaatruc1 ' - ' oourta b&ve the pqwer to Uoti ot Route 33 to AUtena and ......11 PtitlaJi ~endera. Of!l"ll· _ lew In Ita major clUes to try to restore order but Pale.Unlan refl8eoo and a large groep of unarmed slfliiOI'Iert lsnored It In roillpo CIIIIPS on Beirut's outoldrla wbere 80curity rorces wore OUIIed In llgltU.. Thursday, The crisis between the govlrliDtnt of President Charlea Holooand the auerUlaa,tlle r&o 1upea and thenel8hborl.. ,Yab reached suchproportlono Al-Fallh'a Voice of storm Ra· ·din predl- another lalXIq •tate• A apodal - 1 lor 36 ot blood tor Mra. Edward L. MUier, Sr., Clirtoo, W. V~~o, Ia belngmldeatMonclfJ"• vlllt ot the Trt.atate Jlnta -· 111'1. lllller, dallllltter ot llr. IIIII Mro. Jolin I;JGna ot Mlddll(l011, Wll lcheduled to ho lnlllferred Frida¥ from llolaer llodlcol Center, First Avo., GoWpolla to ValveraiQr IIOIIIItal, Col-a, where lhe will UDder~ a kidney vanaplant ~ext week. of American troqto In LobiDIXI to try to 11ve the goventliHlnL The United Slates Iatided troops In Lebanoo during the 19$6 Middle Faat War alXI Al· Fatah 111d a recent V.S. Slate Dopartmert statement e>Preaolng concern for tbe f1lture of Lebanon was reaDy a prelude to Invasion. laraol was keoplngawaryeyo on tile sltualion slnee -nllll of I h e Lebanese goverDII18llt would open a new lrort. 1'..mler Gcllda Nelr and Do!enM lollnlstar Moelte JJoyan wen~ llovod to have dlac111sed the !:i!~~,:~~ r ;_, ..:.,_uor Fees Paid ~one ot liquor per. mit leo revenue to local p . emment unitll were aJDOmCed IAtda)' by lldtor.\ Roeer Cloud, - l'llDienta made to 1llelp Caunl;y govenunent units Include MIMieport 'flU.,., M,. Z28. 75; l'llmero,y 'riU.,., .... 079.50; Cheater lolmlltlp, ••• 50, and Soliabury lowttlltlp, ts.273,50. Altueatllll. ~ In Uelp Counqr totaled •'Ia,. 68L25. FoundingTimeNottd � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 23, 1969