http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6817ca6e82248a21ad61d39f1e2c7c96.pdf 4cce068cafb2524efb4e81e94509760a PDF Text Text - ·.-c~"<t,·.::.=?!..::_~f:"":.~X_, ~':~ . .. .-,..,-.-., .......... -·..:•.,: '-~ 1..... League Hooors e (See PfJiffl 3 for Rtporf) • at y PRICE 10 CENT$ VOL. XXII . NO. 144· Jim Swatsel, CooCipt. Tackle, bath Will Teenage Hijacker Foiled ~. r--r----~--------------~~. l.OCK, VJI-10 EN~ 1-11:;:1:\RD OF A UTTL.E' Gl RL OIJ A FOOllSALL '11 ME ••• '1'14E 'TEA.M TEAM1 MRS. JUDY RIGG'I, WJIO HEADED the llrot baf<lll twirling coolest, eenter, at Eastern High Sehool, presents trophies to two chsllwiOIIB clear tl'om Ypsilanti, Mich., S&turday evening. On the !ellis Annette Baugilman, eight, Junior advanced chsllwlon, ani right, Sheri Akin, 16, oei.. I• ~eel c:boqlloll. WHAT COULD YOU R)SSIBL't' DO FOR THE iEAN\ '? Silent to Respond . l!M VE.Rf FI>.ST ! ·>····:-:· -:-·:<·.·.·.·.· -· ·. ·.· ·. ··. ·.·.·.. :-...·:-.-:·· · •.·.· · ·.•·.:·· ·.-.· z·z·:-:-:-:-. ·:·. ·.•••·.·.••· PllAII HM RH, Coumback a·,1. 19e9 ~, HfA, I••· T.M. ~' .. ' , ,.... .. .. . .' I Pat O'Brien, c:O.copt., HM Q•rterback, Det HB By United Prns IJWrnatiOIIII . , I .. ,, ' PAINESVILLE, Ohio (UPI)- The predicted 3,000 to 4,000 tUl'IIDIIIIor Sunday's rally to aopport Presldert Nixon's Vletnom 111r policy !ailed to materialize as onl,y aboot 350 shOifed UPo John Hadden. a past president In the local American Legloo post, said, "SomebodY - . Inform President Nlxoo his anent majority was struck dumb. •' ••The turnout was sad and pathetlc,butthereal majorIcy always stays home during things like this, they are not likely to come out like those who are opposed to the war do," he said. The rally was IPOIIBored by the legion groop, the Lake c~ commissioners ani the clt;y «>uncUs ol Wlllougilby, Eastlake, Willowick and Wickliffe. '· 011'. ' U.S.' . .t. HERE ARE 11IE FOUR ~ oo1o twlrliml ~- ..-s.twcll.f wileD 1lle !lrot baf<lll twirling . - 111s held In Mala• t:oua11 at Eastern lllsh Sehool. From the lea are TIJIIIII)' EicldJ!aer, Pomeroy, age 5, oovlce cllvlalon; Dillie Glllhrle, 11, Cooi.We, )>. venlle cllvlolon; Dobbie Jelfera, 13, MlneravWe, Junior cllvlslon, IIIII Sheri')' Klns. 15, Bredbury, aenlnr cllvlslan. ~~~~~·~!"l.. ~ 8~1 .. 'f ' COULD IT U r.-·'oaley, California Gov . Rooald Reagan and Oklahoma Gov. Dewey Bartlett. . SAIGON - VIET CONG COMMANDOS THill mornq broke Into tho U. s, alrlleld thlt provides helicopter ·~port lor South Vletnamose troops sot111 II alone l/l&lnst the guerrillas' Cam· bodlan border of offensive. Ftw ~ lhe attackers, !lrlngbazooka-1)1le roeketa, destroyed three trucks Inside the Ban Me Thuot base while a slmultaneoua morter barrage scored direct hits on six huts and a bunker, wounding elaht Americana. Mllltery spokesmen sold one ol the commandos was killed In the raid 157 miles oorlheest ~ S&laon, uparent)J tn an effort to reduce the effectiveness ol helicopter operatlona oopportlng the south Vietnamese. None of the 'copters was daiiii/IOCI. 'THr Alfro,_,,., nwomhip al fine edge CAPE KENNEDY- THEAPOLL012astronaute,prmounced lit ani " - r to ao, "noned their moonshlp flying skills today lor Friday's launch to the moon. Cherles "Pete" Conrad aed Alan L. Bean reheersed emergency lunar lancllng procedures In a lunar module trainer while tho Housf<lll Cootrol Center monitored the exercise as lilt were real. The ddrcl crewman, Rlchlrcl F. Gordon, bonod op on lunar aurlace photographic targete bolore drilling tn a commanl eh!p olmulator, The astronauts are preparing lor every concehable problem that mlaht develop during their 10-day mission. I 'tHOUGHT 'fOU SAID THERE Enactment or the measure is lui to u. S. businesses am to the U. S. balaDce of payments Unler the ol4 law, the iO": ani helplul onl,y to America's ernment has been able to ban allies who are also its eompeti• the sale of even such nonstra- tors for trade. tegic items as brassieres am Sen. Walter F. Mondale, J). · · wigs. If tho bill posses, It would have to publicly Juatl(y such a Minn., chief architect ol tne new policy. ~red present ban. Uberals WIn Point U. S. restrtctlms on trade "to Congress!OIIIl liberals w o n the ancient Chinese method ol their point by arguing the old avo~ OIM!self against"'"''* policy was neutral tn Its Im- enemy by commlttl~ aulcld8 expected soon. NO TIME T'DISCUSS lHAT NOW! WE'VE ~'TANY­ pact on the Communists. harm- on his doorstep. n GOTTAG~ THING lO ll-1' GRAND 'MZER'S HEXES! OUTA f.IERE! '' ( t j • COLUMBUS I UP I) - About members of the first shift tried pumper truck Into the com-1,1100 members of the lnlerna· to report for work. The atrlker& pound under armed guard to Ilona! Union of Electrical Work· smaahocl the windows of a plant extinguish the burning car. Deputies at tho plant said ers struck the Westinghouse official's car when he tried to Mveral shots had been !Ired InElectric Corp. plant here Hrly cross the picket lines. today dnplle agreement by nal..ocal7o46, International Union to the air by the strikers. Authorities patrolled the per. tional negolloton to extend ol Elactrlcal Workers, struck at their contract which expired at midnight In a dispute over local !meter at the plant, but did not Issues and Immediately set up attempt to croaslhe plcketllnft midnight. Shortly after picket lines were the picket lines. About 50 strik- except to escort the lire - r · set up, about 20 men brol<e Into ers massed at each of the four atua. Tho strike hero begon despite the pion!, smashed windows, main gates. on agreement by the national Authorities were called In aft· set a car on lire, and - · union to continue working on • !shed four gates. No Injuries er gates and getehousel wore torn dawn, wl.- broken and day·to-day basis while contract were repoo ted. on automobile ond telephone negotiations wore IA'Iderway. Pollee arrostod af IHsl WASIIINGTON (UPD Tho local decided to go oheod picket oo chargeo atommlng pole torched. Bonfires rciarad of Senator Th01111s J. Mclnt;yre trom the dlslllrbllnce. all ontranca to the appliance with the otrlke over ..,,_...... D-N. ll, alll'oOWlCed today he grievances. Including lob triMCluf>.wltldlng plckols turned plant, largest In Ohio. wlll>Oteaplnstcon!lrmatlm about 500 workers 11 some Tho lire department drove a foro and the use of oalorlod of Clevelanl F. llayjlsworth worltors m production lobs· as a Sopreme Court juatlce. The announceme.- was a blow to llaynaworth's sopportora Olfteera were elected Sotur- eroburg Mostly cloudy with llttleWmwho had hoped Mcintyre, an Incumbent cllrectoraare Hugil perotlrre clluge todoy, hlaU In lndepement- mtmed De- da;r nitdlt by the Southeastern HlrunSiaw- the 50L Variable ciCIOidtnell cret, would brook nllka with Ohio Harelonl Allll. tn the an- Lellhelt, 111111 meetlna allhe Columbuo ter, lllddleport ~te 1; Ruth loniahl ani Tuolday, 1""1 to. maey of his New Etwiand Democretlc to and SoiUihel'll Oblo Eloctrle Co. artier, llllntlngloll; 91anle.Y!IIa- =~ the 40L Warmer 011 back llayjlsworlh. ID Mlddloport. ver, Chellldn, and K.G.AIIdtr• In a alatement, M~ Elocted ·...., Charlel Jel- 1011, Jr ·• 1'omero1 RcMa 1. ALAR'M ANSwERED ..ld he did not queatlool fora, Alllollo, ~ Carl · _.,Ill Haynswonh'• chlreetor or Clnla, ~.vlooflll:lloldiM! - nepeilip'M!at.ni.id•o4u. ~. Jilt he ._lei he did LloiY<I BlackiiiOOd, Pou- , ... 111 MDil1 •JJrinllll• not think hll judlclll record Route a. aen1ar7 • llareb u at 111e Rock ~ inet the hiah ot.ndotlla noedo or; two reu """'" onlhe'boll'd fall'IJ'IIO!IIIIa. ad to tnaplre pUblic conll- of cllrectors, James Meredith, There was a potluck dlmer deo.ce tn tho court. PomtU'OYi George Fullor of Pe- held for members and their dro, and Gilbert Keith ol !>ark- fam!Uea ~ the evenlnc. JVew ()jJi.an .,' Are Elected PooneroJ.· •·'• I ,,' · I· ,,,, . coli-• . '·'• u.-- · " ' ., ., '.' i ' . • ....r j :, . ~. ... . . -.;. ;\ ~- • ·~-·~- ' .1 • ., . ' ,~ . I ' .. ,.. . ·.: ·1;· • <A ' ' " ' ' '" - ........ - • . ~ ~ ·· • • • ---~ ~IJ> .,. ,, _""..,....... .., ,.. ,. .... . ·· ·· ·- ·· ··· · ·.. ······· 0' ·· ·· .. ... ~· -··· ~· Weather �~~ · __, .... Open House at ltnperial . Electric . ' .... ·• - '1111 Dllb Stmtbwi, Pomonr·M'IMt!llort, o._ , ~. Ncmmber 11, 1111 ,,,,, __.. ...,_ . ~ . . . ' Barr~ Swatz.el, WIN AT ISRIDOE A New Wrinkle: Winner on Loser By Oswald & James Jacolly BY JACK O'BRIAN er Vl 'j'lafp> rldihl. &rGiind a new dlatotek.eum~li NEW YORK - BIB late town In a Umoualne 11111.'1 put- to be caliad '•Le ~~~:~~ taie rumOr hu Joe mMoglo llnB on tho deg: her pop owna O(IOIIa early ln •10 ( returalnB to beaeball blah on a Lolls llland Clt7 11111!> oorv- .••• The Zlqtelcl Club'• tQJ3 the ·comm!asiOilOr's statr .•.• Ice. oree Nov. 14 at lll HiJiel 48742 ~ · Bird'• Urad of )ill !'IBC'I TV atudloo (8th floor erre bali will be diva Wl!I!IT l!AST .nnc'lilnl so she did some !Ish- nolabi.J, throe In a week) liave Sills •.•. . Bing 678U •ns · liii;~- inodolinll deep in the had a n>bbe17 wave .... '11te Jim . altia kibolhad hia • 7652 ., heart of Texas . ... Handsome Tom IInion named · their doG!<· be for good, and there Willi hilif.. t X978 t108H2 young John Rev...,, heir to Uon Elizabeth Anno; mom Sal- or Bob Hope's Croab¥ Joke• ,..1 . 4Q 4AJ109 Revton mil Ilona, separated ly Ia a former Writer .••• Tho Negro s!niBr Kim Westm•s Bl, , SOUTH (D) trom h!a wile, di1covorod Slle- lamed Canada Dry Corp, buill noaa cancelled her USO VIet. ' 6AKJ diah aclrell Pia Jolwisam .... nrot Canadlanpres!clonl, James .... IAJur so SoJI!e Blair vol-. .AKQJIO Godfrey Cambr!dp will review D. W. BI,yth .... Songatross Mar- IIDteered •. •. It you're utratA a ffiW JDOYies !or Ufe m&B .... garet WhitinB'B dauaflter Deb- IIUngary $mdays, two more rei,4K653 . Nureyev u,ya he'll wild a Ba- bte will try the Bdwy. musics! tauranta 0(1011 are the Chardlil Both vulnerable hamaa homo next to bio bOllet theatre .•.• RCA Records re- and the Houae ot IIUngary. · . W01t North EDt Soutll 2 mate Dame Maraot FOOU1n at leased 15 Elvia Presley tapeRoo1eve!t Grlor, whowaawilll. Peso 2N.T. p- 3 Harbour Coy ., •• C"""'"" pro. Callotto albumS in OliO day Bobby KennetiY the niBbt ~~ Pus Paa ~ ,JAw Clteaier'111011 John, .... Ex.N. Y. athlete Alii Reo- woo killed, baa more claaothaa Pus Pass Pus ~8,' Ill i. chip ott the old entre- nick, once hi I own rlcholll rei. moat of the show biz 11~,. Oponin& iead-- 4 ·~' jtfiieur: ~dihl , condom!ni- alive (he's a top man at Cae- pllanto who l1li8Jiil)' their l(o; ~-· · til' Cal-Ida'' lleiWnaa, Ar- 1181'1 Palace, Las Vegas), IDII1 neely cODDectlontt beeauoe U.., Jim: "South miglit'• piitbia; West ir.ue1 - $100,. not be for long: blo nephew played a bonotlt or two f_o have bid three n .. trump but 000 worth •••• NoldY Par11 mu- Eric Nalburg Invented a game them: Hooey did a crooa-. be wanted his 150 honors!' Oswald: "He scored them siclana lOve Duke El!!ngton: llld it's a hot item from F.A.O. try pub!!clf;y tour for blo ''DID- . lei Boone" TV aeries and reand game and rubber also, he'!! be guest or honor Nov. Schwartz to H'110od. 20· at a mammoth benoftt Jam Pem !ilaU011 gall the c!f;y'l !Used to IP'&b a ffiW cheap hoa4but It required some really ot -loyes In windbw motors. Lookilll! on from1bo left EMPLOYES OF THE IMPERIAL ELECTIOC CG. !b>e•cellent play before be got oenlon In the Alcazar Cafe at larllll&t druptoro (commuters lines by teiiing the asaaso!Uare Mrs. Wllmet1a Leifheit, Roger Loiiheit, Mrs. Ruth day visited slatioos and dlaplaysthrougbouttheplantwhere through." $80 a ducat .... Evon the Paris sicker'n anybocly else'l) .... And Uon atoll' again. Zirkle, and Mr. and Mrs. David Zirkle. operations or particular departments were ooUlned. Here Jim: "East won the ftrst muaiclano starring with t h e trick with the ace of clubs Tom Rudoljill, windilll! departmert foreman, o>PWns work and Jed back the Jack. West Duke wii! pony up tbe $80. 1» You don't have to be Jewilh ruffed .and led back a trump. Tbis left So u t b with two - Clint Eastwood Jotted back tricks down the drain and to f)Jropo to aim "The War. two apptift!ntly sure losing rlora" witb a huge aurprlse elubs tn his hand. Before rou package tor his lrloh director go on with the explanation, perhaps our readers would Brian Hutton: kosher aoodlea Uke to try to figure out how from the Sllae Deily .... ReSouth got out of the soup." member the 1pia1hy marriage. By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Oswald: "It took a combi- in.a-9lane ot Gov. Wallace' a nation of end play, loser-on- campalgu manaser last oioeloser, an unusual unblock tlon? Wei!, the bride REIW home Q-Oar soa, 9, has a habit grow it between tha ages !II and a little bit of luck tp do to mom in Ft. Lauderdale .... of frequently tossing his bead 10 and 12. 'Slnce methylpben· it." as If to get the hair out of Idate ( RltaliD) II a aUmuJoey Heatherton piayl a go • Jim: "South started by his eyes. We have seolded lant, It II not clear how It drawing t r u m p s. Then he 10 dancer named ·"C.O..Go Gogo- him for It but I'm afraid that works to hyperactive eashed his Q(:es of diamonds lak" in a Jackie Gleasonealt: just makes him nervous. children but. there 11 ample and of •cades and entered the script called for her to be What II tha best way of eor· evidence that It does. · dummy y overtaking his "Rah-Rah Rentzel" but Joey reeling this? When the drug causes 1011 IJNlde )ack with dummy's balked -at using her hubby of appetite, the dosage A-Yea are right that queen.' should be reduced for a few Oswald : "The stage was Lance's (and her .<>wn, now) scolding II Ukely to make days and bro~t back to the habit worse because It now set. South led dummy's real surname.jJYVain . gradually adds to your son's !eellng of normal stren MidtoWn bartendero catering queen ot tllamondJ and dlsas the appetl returnB. Ill earded his king of spades on to the gray nannel let • a y Insecurity-possibly the root addition to this you should· lt." BlOOdy Marys now ou4leddio of the trouble. Aslt: him once, see that yolD' son gets plenty Jim : "This actually was a the oldindllleydrink martinis wi1bout any further show of of rest. Excessive falillue A.: 8 • annoyance, why he tosses may be a factor lD curblng winner·on-loser pIa y, since 000 .... top. his head. If he can't give a the king of spades was a two to his appetite. winner. but look at the divi· ing of the "He Said, ll1e Said" logical reasoo, you should TV 1bow the players wore ask- consult a doctor who has a dends." ed how they knew when hus- special lntereot In emotional Oswald: "West was on lead with the king of tiJa. banda wore In an amorous mood problema In children. monds. He was out of hearts and Jack Caa&idY explained he and clubs and had to lead gets out hi 1 camera and (the MUSIC FROM AN ORGAN PLAYED by Artl'ubr,15, Q-Mrsoa, 5, was irritable A POPULAR PLACE DURING the open house ot Jmeither a spade or diamond." rest wi!i be blipped) ..•. Sine· and hyperactive until our : peria1 Electric Co. Sunday afternoon was the refreshment Belpre, rang through the Imperial Electric Co. Sunday all· Jim: "Note the unblock. II pediatrician prescribed Riternoon to provide a pleasant backgrouOO for employes ahi : Rrea. Here some of the visitors are seen in the area folSouth had bung onto the alin. What was the cause of ~ lowing their tour of the plant operations. their famlUes attending an open house. spade king, West could have his trouble? How does the ·'' drug control"'lt'1 · How•· long · ,.....-----------'---~-~~~~-----~~--:--~~~~-:---~~=~ · mJt.o<Soutlt '1tt'-wltlr- ,a ·,_spede. 4'~-..:;' · o ,... •·-~ .... j "" - ' '1 ['""'·",. ThlsWl!Y;South\l'JIJ. ~ . ~ : i~JJ c.,,. .,, '"'"' should he take lt? lt .aeemJ· .. ' - _:.. - to lnterfenuvi111 his appetite. on '1/;e .IDillaiiUC What can be done about ,. 10 of spades and jack of this? diamonds." A-llyperacllvlly In a preOhio College Fortball Standings (Hewspt~per lltletpri• AunJ Today Is Monday, Nov. 10, school child is caused by a By United Press International the 31.flh day of 1969, with 51 to delay In the rhysiolollic de· II Big Ten Conference follow. velopment o the liralnLeague Overall The ·m oon Is between lis new protiably hereditary and not w L T w L T By United Press International losing cause fer the Nets. to brain damage as was once phose and first quarter, New Orleans rolled to its fifth Sta 7 o o Lou Dampier and Dare\ · Q-11te bidding baa been: Most chtldren outOh10 te ••. 5 0 o The morning stars are 1bougbt. , North Seutll Mercury, Venuaand Jupiter. 7 I 0 Carrier continue to distinguish straight vldory Sunday night West Purdue, ..... 4 1 0 14 'hemselves as the best back- by easing past PIHsburgh, 120-By United Press International Michigan • • • ' 4 I 0 The evening stars are Mara ,. Pass 7 I 0 court combination In the 119. Jimmy Jones hit an eight· Peso Saturday 0 5 3 0 and Saturn. 2 3 ? P... 3• Paso American Basketball Assocla· foot jump shot with 15 seconds (fjERRY fjiLL , N.J. IUPII - Indiana • • •• • " 2 3 0 You, South, hold: On this day In hls1ory: 4 0 4 tion while lilting the Kentucky remaining to provide the Bucs Fast Attack won $75,000-added Iowa· · • · • ·" 2 3 0 .,,uu 11 4.un u In 1871 newspopermon Henry 2 6 0 Colonels In the Eastern Division wi1h the win. Teammate Red N'western • · • What do you do now? Gardeni a Stakes by a head at W!sconsin , , . 2 3 0 found explorer David Stanley 2 6 0 standings. Robbins was high scorer for A-Bid three sp «• Yaa Garden State. Llvlngotone In a small settleM!nneaota ••• 230 251 Da mpIer, a former KIcky en u New Orleans with 2J. Jimmy W1111t to iiliow 7011 have ment In Africa. 0 3 5 Mich. State · • 1 4 0 standout and Carrier, a star at Jones finished with 21 and n•• apada. COLUMB US, Ohio (UPIIIn 1917 a total of 41 women illinois • · • · • 0 5 0 0 8 0 Western Kentucky, scored 13 of Steve Jones had 20. The Ohio State Buckeyes 15 states were arrested from Mid-American Conference their team's 18 points In an Charlie Williams, who hod a __ remai ned unbeaten and the for suffragette demanatretiona HONEST TO A FAULT er aporia, they ohould t o r m League Overall, overtime period Sunday night to chance to tie the game with nation's No. 1 college football outside the While House. W L T W L T give the Colonels a 128-116 eight seconds remaining but Dear Helen: leagues and have a playottt By PHIL PASTOlET team when they crushed In 1957 the U. S. Office of x~Toledo ..... 5 0 0 8 0 0 triumph over the New York converted only one of two free about to be married ED I am Those who submit to beWi sconsin, 6'1 -7. Education reported a two·veer Bowl Green .• 4 I 0 5 3 0 Nets. throws. tallied 29 points for the lng bored can always ftnd a study showed Russia wes ahead tor the aecond Ume. My t1rst Dear Ed: husband was very considerate They do, th11Y de. llavon•tyou SAN MATEO, Col if . (UPII- Miami·,, • .• 2 2 0 6 2 0 The regulation contest ended Pipers. measure ot popularity. ot the United States In the In the only other game Gaelic Dancer cllptured the Ohio U....••• 2 3 0 3 4 1 in a 110-110 deadlock then and sympothoUc, especially ot heard of wife-IW8j)ping clube? emphasla on technical and 3 6 0 Dampier and carrier took over played Los Angeles strengolder - ! e . He died twoyears - H, 515 ,000 San Jose Stakes at Bay West. Mich ..•. 1 4 0 The If/ted at which flOS· sclentlflc teaching. Kent State .... 0 4 0 4 5 0 and the Colonels notched their thened its grip on the Western sip travels i& dtoe In large aao. Dear Helen: Meado ws. In 1965 the aluminum Indus· Mid - Ohio COnference eighth win in 11 outings to Division lead by downing part to the number of try bowed to administration Barton, my Rance, Is kind The one we helped moat League Overall move to within a game and a Miami, 126-115. Warne Hightow- people willing to rtllly {t to me, lloit (Ill he u,yo) he cutli llabbod me In tho beck. Now Sunday pressure and resclndetl price er powered the Stars to their quickly. W L T w L T half of front-running Indiana. throol!h umecooaary sentiment that lt's over 1he wanto 1117. TOKYO I UPII- Hiroshl KoIncreases. • 8 o 0 Dampier led the Colonels second straight triumph with 21 to the truth . My elderly uncle husband and I to forgive · and bayashi of Japan retained his x-Defiance .• , 3 0 o 3 5 o with 3-4 points and carrier had points. junior lightweight crown with a Findlay •••.. 1 1 o A thought for the day: Carl is in tho hospital <b'lnl. I wiUII forpt and tells it around that 2 6 0 28. Les Hunter tallied 36 in a 15-round decision over Carlos WUmington , •• I I 0 Shurtz sald, "'Our country right to vllllt him ao much aa poas!. we are cruel tor lgnorln& her' Canete of Argentine . 0 9 0 Blulfton ••• , • 0 3 0 Som-e got a personal loan or wrong ... when right, to be ble, liut Barton insisll th!o Ia Ohio Conference kept right. When wrong, to put tooUah - he'll be dead 10011 In my oister.lnJaw•a name.. CANBERRA, Australia iUPII League Overall and why wa1te Umo oo a loll When lt waon't ·paid, she wu II rlghl."' -Bruce De\lline of Australia WLT WLT cause? threatened with a dun, Examlnwon the Australian PGA holf x-Wittenberg .. 4 0 0 By United Preas International 7 0 0 Deyton at Toledo N A friend wao killed recent- inll tile lllsnature on tho note, tourna ment by three shots over Marietta. , .. ,5 I o SATURDAY Jy, Bart seld tho tamlly was she aworo it was mine; Net71 0 Quantico Marines at Xavier Takashl Murakami of Japan . Miami at Kent State MAC lucky - he woold have boon a orally I had no knowiadge at Ohio Wes. , , , 4 I 0 5 2 0 Purdue at Ohio State BT Bowlilll! Groen at Weal Tex. St.. partial cripple, and they BOt this, and my hu1bind (h e r Bald.-Wal. , •. 4 I I 6 I I Cincinnati at Ohio U. HONOLULU IUPI)-Austra- Musldngum , •• 3 I 2 ~-- Marietta at Heidelberg OC double indemnity, plus a chance brother) lllood by mo. Wa h!r4 2 2 llan Bruce Crampton won the MATHEWS ASSIGNED ML Union at Ohio Wosloyon OC to stJo for b[gdamagea, lli11dea ed a handwriting - r t w h o Kenyon , • , , • . 3 2 0 6 2 0 1125,000 Hawaiian International Army Specialist Five Char- Capitol at otterbolin OC, N Ia that It you eren't uoetui, proved her accuaatlono !sloe, Denison ..•. • • 3 2 0 6 2 0 golf 1ournament wl1h a 274 total you ahould be dead and atop She didn't !OI81P'l<otuiiy, NetMt. Union ..... 2 3 0 4 4 0 lie M. Mathews, 22, son ot Mr, Oberlin at Wooster OC - four strokes ahead of Jack bothorllll! people. He u,y1 ev- ural!y, she wouldn't pay our W006ter , , •• 2 4 0 2 5 0 and Mrs. Charlie M. Mathews. Wittenberg at Ashland Nicklaus . eryono feels this way under- attorney tees. The real thlof Capital ..... 240 241 Route 2, Racine, Ohio, was Kalamazoo at Hiram neath, lloit IQ>poer!oy makes was ftnally found, llld JaUed, Hiram , , , , • 2 5 o 2 5 0 assigned as a suneyor witb Musldllj!Um at Findlay [ HOSPITAL NEWS Otterbein , , • , I 3 I 3 4 I the 25th Infantry Division In Kenyon at Adrian, Mich. them put on tho biB aympa. (aal mi&ht have bean,) WUmillj!\00 at Rose Poly, Ind. thy act. I aee no rea11011 to bolher 0 5 2 VIetnam, Ocl 6 Heidelberg . . . 0 3 2 HolzBr Medical Center, First Western Kertucky at Akron Late!,y rve bean having oec- with this woman again, and othen Ave. General visiting hours 2-4 ond thougbto. Is Barton more neither dnea my husband. a.t Gustavus Adolphus at w L T and 7..8 p.m. only. Maternity Akron . . . . . . . . . . s I 0 Yourc-., StateN untoellna than truthful? A b d abo compWDI to the rell or I wouldn't call it Fun City. Visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30 p. John Carroll • • • , • 5 2 0 Ferris State at Ohio Dlorthorn whore waaid thla leave me, the iiiml!y that we are rutn. - Soviet cosmonaut Georgi m. onl y. Parents only on Pe- Certral State , • , •• 5 3 0 later 011? wrrH liti her lite. Yw aee, 1 ulod T. Beregovoi. durina a Western ReserveatcaseTech diatric s Ward. at Thiel, Pa. ~RT ; -,, to do everything for bor- 1a1re Ohio Northern •••• 5 3 0 sig~tseeing tour of New John Carroll Admissions BT -Big Ton Conference lleu Widow: her oo 1hoppin1 tripo, help Ashland • , • , , , •••• 4 2 I York City. Publi ca tion of admissions is Cincinnati , • , • o • • • 4 4 0 MAC- Mid-American Cont. ..~ In a lonely halpltel room, her - . beby.att her chlidrou. proh ibitt•d until further notice. Dayton, ......... 3 8 0 pjrhapa, while ywr lllaband I now feel rr. and 1 watt! OC -Ohio Conference Births Countl 1DDI' lnlurancellldwalll to keep It thai woy, N - Night game Case Tech ..• .••• 1 6 0 Mrs . .Joseph F. Lieving, Rt. Xavier , • . . . o I • o 0 7 0 er& and lntant son, Mrs. Thomjmpatlentl,y for you to ·CIIe. An we CIVeri,y blUer, or 1 Letart, daughter, 11:01 a.m. Western Reserve • • • 0 7 0 as E. Davis and Infant daul!fl- ....-mt:-•D-A_D...,Y.._SF.NTINEL_.,. Uaton to y o u r 10cond ID'Iart? - IJI'ILL UPSET _..,___.._, SUnday; Mrs . Honald E. Black, thou&htol - ll Dear S.U.: x'Clinched title ter, Mrs. Howard D. Hughes DEVOTEDTOINTEIUI'Of Rt. I Langsville, daughter, 2 PERSONAl, TO "PLAYBOY .••• ·Smart! and lntant daul!hter, Mrs. Alan ...,.....,.. , .... a.m. Monday. R. Peaslee and lnfant son, Mrs. ortsTER 1.. r.\NNEinLL, FMt. u 1 YPE" who 1*111 . , _ to A woman tlda wiU!n& to ac. man , Robert E, Hutrman, Or~ .. RGIMrt Hoellllldt, Chl Ellt.Discharges .J eid and abet" :ldi I'DINIIOOil "'ea. will ourei.Jaccaoe again, vie E. Jenkins, Lawrence A. Freda Carroll, Thomas O.Den.. Pllbii"-'SlbuOIIPtS.t:llrCII.)"brTbtQ!Io 1 van., PllbUihl~~~: cm.p.l()o, 111 Ntclllfllc SL, Mrs. Edward A. Marotta and Lewis, Mrs. c. Paul North· noy. Geo...,. Ehman, M i s s )Not wheft YCII IJIOII'·''Obet" with !AI Jt be 1101110 other lltembor ,. P-fel'o 0111o, tun. hu1 .... om... ' ' infant son, Mrs. David L. Lew - up, Michael L, Polloek, Mrs. Anna L. Elias, Glem A. ~~ "'"uu, rdltorlll P"'- tn-21n. · • "d." ·rm not that ltlnd or d. tho tam14' next ume. ~ H. SKIIIIId dP• I'OIIIP!lllldU PM~ti'GJ', 01tio. is and infa.nL daughter, Mrs. Earl Reynolds, Stevie Wo Rose .. ans, Richard F. Fick, Sr., Mrs. coiumnllll - H. Tb~ column Is tltdlcatad to Nell-'-.~.....".,. npnHIIIItl . . . . .-. flaroid L. Lawson and Infant berry, Tammy L. Seymour, Bobby L. Halley, Pamela •ll~r.l~~e...uEuttt.ta.,,...,Y..., Dear lleiou: famii,y !lvlna.. ·10 .it YDil're NM ron. :.00, Mr s. DonJld E. F.rwfn Mrs. Woodrow Treadway, Mra. Hill, Mlss Grace Mo J8)'nes, cttr.s•ICI"Iptlon What with !!>Piell, ~· ~~in& idd trouble or )Ill plain r.ru Dell-..~ b1 cartVr ~~ !and infant daughler, Mrs. f:d - Ora E. Vaul!hn, Mrs, ,F.Jmer Geor e.. MIIMII u """'per ......1 - ,..,., .. - P.· John !lOll, James S. lwll•n tilldo lllOVlas llld ncithl.lll! tmible, lot Helen hoip YOU, le11, i d - •• tht Dllllr s.nut~e~ om.... tD.tt. Silf )yard M. Blake, Jr., Miss .Judy E. Wood, Lewis W, Caln, Mrs. &lead, Alva E. Wilson, Mrs. mom~• .•11.111. Tllr" ,.,...,.,t:l.n.l)' 1k1CW left to the lllliBli)&~on,lt aeemo !lie wii! aloo welcome your "My wrong, artd I rig/rt • mr wife HAS Rl:IIM "'-" ewrltr .....,..,.. not e-.Uiallet 011t .~len, Paul W. Carman, Tam- Vera Morrison, Gerald Sa,yre, William T. Winters, Jr., Robbeen I ing me monosodium gfufomote artd tptlamirte that' II becoming ouch a own amu1in1 oxperienceo. Ad...-~~ u~o. a, math an.,.., .. :t... sa. .......... 2$. 'nlr\ot . . . . M.to. Ml I ra L. l lrummond, Mrs. Emma Mrs . D~tvld Boothe and infant l01 years(" -Jar IJIOC!ator aport that 1 dreu Helen Bottel in care or Cl d ert E• Gor d on an aren<:e prtt'e •~"•• found~.~ rtrnu.&nu-.t Jllnc'l, Mrs. llarley ./. Jlotf- ..,, Mrs. Michael W. Broth- M, Clay. ""':• a suaelllon: Uke in oth- tbla newii(IOper, II NORTH .Q102 ••n 3. ·wi!JI r. _ THI! WELL CHILD Scolding Head-Tosser May Make Habit Worse calm ~ Weekend Colonels Outlast N'f!tS"'"' BY ODIE O'DONNELL . II)' Ylrtue or their blnl........ ad 1989 SEOAL footboll chomp. lonlblp tbe Jack..., lromnen look ioolt olllle - · at am. ••a -..col the Southeaettrn 01t1o ~rtawrlters and llroadeutera AssocWioo held ·.lock..., also proruced theioolt tUUiblo plt,Jor in Darwin Val...,.. and 111e coach or t b o ,..., Bon 11uckioa. 11to 14-mber orpnlzatlon anpctoed or sportswriters and lllllo plt,J.by.pil,f ..........,ro hn evoey city In tho leasue lllocted tbe beat 22 pll,fero • 16 hoaorabiementlonafl'om • roeonw1onded llat or 53 canAloteo nominated by the elttht 1lilttd !ooGilll coocbea. lacb 'coach took the t1oor to -...urtenc1 playoro from tho -on teama that pll,f.. well aplnot hio loom and ..., monUoaed hia own !ib1Yer1 College Seores • United Preas International alo State 62 Wisconsin 7 Wltlenberg 14 Wooster 13 -.tdeiborB 7 Musklrwutn 7, Ito Alhland 17 Univ. Wis. ~rior) 7 ltlunt Union 70 Wllmlllgloo 0 llaldwin Wallace 54 Capltal13 . . .ling G..- 23 Ohio u. 16 lllaml 34 Maryland 21 Clllt. St.. 55 Blullton 0 llaraball 31 Kent State 20 a.JoNo'ern 9 Grove CIIY,Pa. 7 Cillo Wesleyan 81 Oberlin o CUnelge Mellon, Pa. 41 Western Reserve 12 ollhn Carrolll4 Findlay 9 Dlllance 43 Anderson, Ind. 15 1111\Yon 34 HamUton, N, Y. 8 Qnclmati 31 LoulaYIIlo 21 Deyton '1:1 VIUanova 20 Tllledo as N. m. State 21 -.n.to 24 W. Va. Wes. 0 llenlson 27 Wabash, IDt 8 Altron 60 YOUiigltoom stale 27 -t 2• :II::..:A:;:...:IPI.=..II=.-=S;..._ • • • ,. • wu . - that 21 or 111o pi-• p iOnly - for the team Jade..,.• wore IODiora. fino fuUbeck and -cker, )mlor Dan l6lr(llo', brdlo 1n1o ~~ All-SEOAL Grid Team Ron Blundered SCHOOL LINIMIUC theaii-*'Val~,a~d5pamd halfbeok, WOI llllllod lilOII val. ad in ' - 'plt,J, carried the ball ~ Umoo for 135 11rda to lead the loop In boCii · pleo, returned It pt11111 lor lt5 yardo, and ployad .. l tlo!onllve aafe4'. FDJ: Coech Bueklea !lie coach or the :rear award climaxed two years or - - hard - " as he inherited a 1oom that had tlnl- 3-7 lor two llnlttht yearallld brou&ht lliom to aw mark in 1988. 11tlo year h!a t'rGnmon rollad up nine lllral&hl victories betore piQ!ng to a lt-14 deadlock !all Frlcloy against onleleated Waver4'. Under the autclance or Coach &Jcldes IIIII his atotr the Jack. 11011 football _ . , thi1 year for Junior Hi&b, ReHrvea, and Varalf;y had a !anlllllc record or '1:1 wino, two looaea. and ooe Ue. Buckles was a otanc1oot play. or lor Logau bll!h acboolln lhe late 1950abe!orolli0VInlto0hlo Unlverelty where he was aloo a fino ha!lback throe years. Head cooches present ot am. day's mooUng to assist in the team 101ectlon nre Don ElkiiY, Athens; John Ecker, Gal. l!polla; Bob Bruney, lrODtoo; Ben &Jcklea, Jackson; Dick Mikes, Logau; Charles Chancey, Meiaai Dave Boston, Nel~ IOitYiiie-York, and John Con• gur, Wellston, Bob Sobrint llrooko Fuller Tim Hlrl1s-th Mike Akero Keith Woolum Ken Taylor Rod Gorey Mike Barr Jim Swatzel John Ritchhart WT. Athens Athens Galllpolia lronton Jack son Jackson Logan 171 180 200 178 177 162 180 YR. . Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Meigs Meigs Me ifts • BACKS 193 187 Sr. Sr. Sr. PLAYER SOIOOL WT, YR. Dove Coon Chuck Neal Grow Sternomon Randy Edwarda Athena Gallipolis Ironton 198 186 Sr. 184 Sr. Ironton 160 Sr. Darwin 132 Valentine Jackson Jackson Jackoon Logan Logon Mtigs Nels.• York Wellston HONORARY MEMBERS Dan Murphy Torry Osborne Chuck Lo"" Bob Johnston Donny Abbott Dave Weaver Dennis Hoodley Tom Prose Gallipolis John Murphy JP'~son 165 181 174 165 194 185 S r, Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. 173 Sr. Sr. 194 214 Jr. Sr. ISO HONORABLE MENTIDN ATHENS: Bob Hoskinson and Skip Dennison; GALLI· POLIS: Pete Neal and Rick Huehalt; IRONTON: Bob Bentley and Rick Boykin; JACKSON: Croig Oliver and Malcolm Bock; LOGAN: Bill Show and Dove Crawford; MEIGS: Pot O'Brien and Pot Archer; NELSONVILLE· YORK: Dove Sullivan and Scott Collman; WELLSTON: Doug Brown and joe Martin. COACH OF THE YEAR Ben Buckles, jackson uri_., Gn'd Cleve.JFK6 Clllt. Oakwood 38 Southview 0 Cleve. John Adlms 20 John~ 7 Akron Ke11110n 58 Akron Firestone 0 Akron Hower 20 Akron Buchtel 16 Akron St.. VincG 40 Akron Hoban 15 Falrlleld 88 Miami Trace 12 Pommoutll 19 Cln. Wllhrow 8 Ludlow, iljr., 34 New Rldun0111116 c~ Ua11te 18 Hilloboro o wuu.m ara .... 28Bollbroak 20 Nonrk Catholic SO HARVEY SHAPIRO UPI Sports Wr11w COLUMBUS (UPtJ~ St101ned ond llllpHI~ WIICOIIIIn may not reellzo It, but quortarback Ron Mlclotowoklllladt I mls· lake. O.la Stole liNd cooc1i Woody pointed out the bl101dtr tot.,'-<1 touon fig,.... to throaloo) .,y olllorton'o morks, lhe groiJp I~ mlgllty c - to ocllpelng lour I'O<IOI'ds wifh two remtlnlng to play. team, MocleiOWikl ancl RUInak hew completed V1 of 115 attempts for 1,406 y - and 15 touchda na. , : :· lied 1 ched<aff at the ca, __ . _ . 11ne of iiCI' mmoge, .. _, ·- ,.,.. the play. Ton olhero went one way and 'Ron tho other. When Jim (fullbeck Jim Otto) came to the sldttlnes, he went over to me and uld 'It's okay caach, everything's under control,"' Hayes related. The one brief menta! lapse, - - · didn't ruin an otherwide brilliant performance. Starting In place of Rex Kern, Moclelowskl completed 9 of 13 attempts for 139 and two touchdowns and rushed for 101 yards In 16 carries In less than three quarter• of ploy. By the limo Maclejowokl re!Ired to tho bench, he heel moved the No. 1-raled Buck· eyes to a J.t-0 lead. Kevin Ruonak took over, hit on 7 of 14 passes for 96 yards and two more TO's llld scamp. eroct for 30 more JWds In seven carries 11 thot lluckeyes rolled to a ta-7 win - their 2111 In • row. Kern, Maclolowskl and Rusnak ore proving three strong game urday, he did not atrton. ln.-, the Buckeyes' HelsmonTrophycandldalemteel hto bruiiiOd left &houldtr . In abc gamn, Kern has com· pieted 56 of 105 attomplo tor 110 yerds and seven TOI and .03 yards rushing and seven more tallln. After the game, losing CA>ach John Coello hod a few comments about RUIIIOk. "Number 23 Isn't bad. t he's listed •• on offensive right ond. What dots he do, throw his passes and catch thorn?" Unlit Saturday, Maclelowskl had completed just four of 13 panes lor o10 yards and a touch· down In very brief appeerana~~. Ru....k, on the other hand, had hit 21 of o10 tosoes tor 321 yards and throe TO.. As a sophomore, Rusnak was a quarterback, but was shifted to wide receiver tall year and caught two pa1101 for 29 yards. He played just 18 mlnuteo. This season, he was shifted back at quarterback anc1 qulckty modo up tor lost time. =- J-- showed some of Its form of lost year and both Tom MeJCwell and ott-mollgned Bubba Smith blocked field - 1 attempts. Th'" TD PalMI Roman Gabriel tossed three TO poses In the Ram victory over 5an Francisco. John Brodie, coming beck after a three-week rut with a bed arm, also tossed three for the Phlladtlphlo, trolling 28·14 with 10 minutes left, rallied to lie Washington. Norm Snead bucked over from the one wHh ss soconda loft 125 E. MAIN 'Uitlon 8 I People are waklng up to the fact that, lor a little more money, !hey can own a lot 'mora car. Pontiac's new Catalina. · A big car. On a 122" wheelbase. Withe BOiid Wide'Track ride. Standard 255· hp And ltanl'&rd faalures like a hJdllen radio antenna, protecllve Bide moldIngs of Endura and s~ beams In lha daora lor added security. A luxuribus car; With thickly padi:fed saats. Rlohly·al)polnted Interiors ol fabric ani! MortOklde. Walnut11ralned v!nyllnserls. And plenty of for heads and v.a Z was toes. J.;...--_.;....;.._...;.._..a------------------ room .. How llbout you? It's your money. Aren1 you readY 10 atep up to Pontiac's , _ Catalina? lt'slh9 way value's golr\g to be. · · R-4' .i· ..,',, 992-2171 POMEROY, 0. r:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~ . O::ist was l~l~l-4!,!Co;::vot~St:·~·!':••:•:•~J AND SAVINGS COMPANY LOANS UP TO $SODJ Available Thraugh poi' C·M Company Now, you can make your Porch or .......... Phot10 992-2H6 losers. wmow s. Dnls-W•r•• lis. When trouble comes in bunches, it strains both the family budget and the nervous system. Before you hit the ceiling, give us a call. Chances are we con solve yaur probl.m and soothe your nerves. When money's the question, the answer is City Loan. finally se Nldvi.W 6 lJ._ _ _..:==~ Newport, iljr,, Cath. 13 lli Cln, Pureell U t•• that's had for the blood preaurel Nortil lllolpftllo o BERRY'S WORLD towatJ and kevin RUIIMk, thot llucl<eyes' .._ lUbe. HEY I ... - - - - - - - - - - , a.... Lorain Catholic Bet.vor Local 8 . . · .. • ·:· Koi'n wilt be.-., end Welf. tng for .Wilt PliiP!ll end ........ lui Purdue. So will Rllan Mlcte- suson. Deml11011 St.. Mary 32 NewC1111181'otown 0 Sprlnglleld ScMII12 SpriiWfleld Catltolic I Louis'llllo, iljr., A~P~as 32 · Ollerlln 0 Elyria Catllolle $$ This Week's Games lljild, . Borton set single-game marks for completions (25). attempts I.. J. touchdown• (5) and yardage 1312), as wefl as season standards for TDs (19), attempt 1196), completions (1151 and total yardage (l,SSSI. Whlle none of Woody Hayes' Johnny Uottas passed tor two TDs 1o glue Baltimore the victory over Green Bay. The defense lbletoietlheftllcloM/'ttoi- bef~~ha.~at':-~":,.~ Sat y- 6-J Kapp Has Perfect Ga111e, Vikings Rip Browns 51-3 Baltimore Only On~, arms are bettor than one. "It's nice to heve your star Way beck In 1952, John 8orton quarterback out and slUt be established eight Buckeyes' passing marks In engineering a MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Darwin Valentine, Joe~ son Boy Packers, who were - e n team in pro football and by the Baltimore Colla, 1U. stretched their record to a.o by The Peekers and the VIkings edging San Francisco, 41-30. meet In Milwaukee next Sun· The Rams are three games day. ahead of Baltimore in the Only U-loti TNIII CA>astat Division. Tho Lot Angeles • RlliM ·n .. Deltas ·Cowboys moved remained the only two gam eo In front ·of .... ·~ ' Washington <Dallu 1 Is at '-'!-Washington this Sunday) In the ~J'e8 Capitol Dlvlstoo by beating New By United PresslllternalioNI Orleans, 33-17, while Woshlngton 'was held to • 28·28 tie by Sprinlfteid ScMIII2 ......._.. Phlladalphla. St. Louis moved within two ..,. • .,...old C,C, 6 Canton 'MeKlnle114 games of Cleveland In the 'Ma11illoo 7 Century Division by blitzing Cleve. Unlv. Sd1ooll7 New York, ~- 17 . Western Reserve 0 tn other games, Detroit Clove. Collinwood 13 topped Atlanta, 27-21, and Clove. Lldloran Eaot 0 Chicago won Its first game by Clove. Benedictine 14 dropping Pllltbwgh, 38-7. ly Watklno Momorlal 7 • • ~,. t Dave Coon or Atlt..,o, Derwin ValODtlno or Jaekooo and Bob Johnlllclt or Logan. Nine or lhe Z% were unant.. moos eholcea. 11to10 were Tim Homowortb and Chuek Neal or Gall!poUo, Mike Akers and Gregg Sternaman or 1rontoa, Keith Woolum, Darwin Valen. tine, and Dan MurpiQ> ot Jack. 1011, Mike Barr or Mo!p, and Bob Jolltstm o1 Logau. Two other plo,yoro, T o m Proae or Galllpollo llld J 0 h n · MullihY or Jackooo, were awardad honorary 1oom memberlblpo. Th!a lo a opocial cate. IJ1I'Y resonad for !lbiYera, who becauoe or Ulne11 or !nJu17, are not able to complete t h e -on • game league ochodll!o, but are worthy or mention to the all.l-e team. II was felt by all members that both players ...,id htive beeli named to the team had thOJ' not aulferad crlppllns tn.. Jurloa ..,rinl tho 1001011. The 22 players named to the team wiU receive both a 1roti1J and cerWleate. Prooe and Murphy, as won as thO 16 players placad oo the horlorable mention l(l'Giill, will receive cer. tltleatea, The entire BJ'OUii will be bon. ored gueota at the A11.8EOAL -quet scheduled tor the Jack. ..., hi&h school catoterla on 11turoday, Doc, 4, at 6:30 p. Y-• •u •• ' aamod tho mombero forlllllb nontlnlted 27 tor ali • ieq,o -·with the ttnahollncdllcq 10 l!notnou llld 12 becks .., the 1988 ''dream loom." Of tho 22 pl-1 selected, By VITO STELLINO UPI Sporll Wrlltr The Minnesota Vlklnga can only hope that Joe Kapp never learnt how you're supposed to play the quorterbeck position In the Notional Football Leegue I - days. Kapp, the unorthotlox •wam. bier who played Canadian ball beforojolnlng the VIkings throe ago, dualed off an old relic from foolbell's past-the jump paii-<Js the Vikings aushed the Cleveland Browns, 51-3, for their oeventh straight vldory. Kapp threw three touchdown passes to Gene Washington and the first two were too- of 16 and 10 yards the 6-foot-3 _.torback looped In the air before floating tho ball Into the end zono, where Washington made oKcellenl catches. The vldory moved the Centra! Dtvlllon VIkings two games In front of the Green hf~~:u~yi!~s I m. Ffom the or1J1na1 IIIII or $$ Z% "'' Ritchhart, "D~ :A bbott on ·Dream ·Tea•'n Ill .IW<IOII, il oddltton to Iandini I I • o tour are .._tero frGm 11188. uablo plo,yer u he lad t b o ~· OD tho aU.leasueloom, 11tue ore Bob 5obrlns and cbamplons with 84 poinil ooor. Behind Dampier, Carrier Summary he felt were -n!ng or.rt~<- osnttton. . ~ newc-a,. 1bt WICS, T... I'M!IIy klr 'lOc firWI4I l'm.ltannftll ... ~ CIW!IIrla, GTO. LeiiiM $poll, l ....... TefiiPIIII MIS Rrwird. < " ' :l)' '," ' /. . �Archer headed lht 2112 g~" , neywhlch ln<ludtd Gay Br-· ~ Billy ea.p.r; who his flniiMO second In the Hewellon Open. under 10. the lest throo yaars. and ~ golfe!' to $993.27~Ma•ttrs champion George Bits. . Tho ourpriH ·porfo<mance of tho toumamant camo from r...t<le John Schroedar.a recent PGA school graduate who plays out dr La Jolla, c.illf. He finished at eight-under-par 280, complellng ploy wllh a 66, lowest ot the final round. The finish wao QGod anough for a sha<eqllhlrdplacewlthChiChl RodriqUeZ and $7.350. Tom Weiskopf, who started ' the final round In third place, played even par golf Sunday and finished at 281 with Jack who carded a two- Our. Crampton Cops Hawaiian tor lht llrst two HONOLULU (UPI) - For Br"'"' Crampton, It anded four .,..is ot lrustrllllon. For Jack Nlckloua. II wau dluppolntlng finish In hi$ quest to btcome tolldom'l second million-dollar winner. , • I'OOl'lllu. 'IIANQtJET - Dlek Wue, left, hold ....,..U ...... of Poht Pleo- lllall ; SchoOl, W.e -ker at the aMual !oolball ban<luet ol Southern lllgh School Saturday P.ot ............_ : ~ sa-n 1J1tb Ware : ~ mt : are Robert Ashley, held !ootbaU coach aolathletlc director of ~ HW, Athletic Jloollter president. Ware's Big Blacks had 10 wins IUIII no Crampton, on Auatrallon who playa out of tht Grand Bahama lolandl. came out of tho pack In tht &125.000 Hawaiian lnlarnational Open to pick up his first tournamont victory since 196.1 when he won the 5CIO tostlvol at lndlanapolla. The win here, worth $25.000. come on a final-round SCIX't ot 67 (33·3-1), five under par. Sunday at sun-bothed Walalae Country Club course. a 7,1120yard layout whldo lies herd against the Pacific Ocean. Coupled with Ia third-round 65. It meant !hal Crampton played the last 36 holes of a olnllng 12-under-park clip. AI- days, he waa at' Ul, two - · under par • and In a12-way logjam for l31h place. But one hi go! going. there was no •'-In; him. II WI& • dl1fppolntlng finish fof Nicklaus. who nftded the llrol·place pot to lop lht million-dollar mark and take a pla<:ebeslde Arnold Palmar. Aller burning up !he course Thursday with a rtcordsheltering nine-under-par 63, Nlcklous laded to . 1 11 on Friday and ended fhe final two rounds with 1 74 and 10 to flnllh at 271. tour strokes behind Crompton. Tho Sl~.JOO second place check raised his savan-yaar eemlnas as a professional Pro Standing~ NBAstandlng& By United Press ..ternatlonal East W. L. Pet. GB 14 I ,933 New York 8 6 .511 5'h Baltimore 1 6 .538 6 Milwaukee 5 6 . 455 7 Philadelphia 5 8 .385 8 Cincinnati 4 1 .364 8 Detroit West W, L. Pel. GB Atlanta 9 3 .750 San Franclaco 6 4 .600 1'h Chh:a110 6 5 .545 2 Los Angeles 5 5 .500 21h Phoenix 5 6 .455 3 Seattle 3 8 .273 5 San Dle110 I 9 . 100 6'h &onday'a Results Bait 118 Milwaukee 105 Phoenix 140 Detroit 129 New York 112 Los Ana 102 TALK 'l1I1NGS OVER- Several members of Southern's football squad talk thl~s aver Monc:Ja,y• s Games at the amual footbell banquet held at Southern High Sehool Saturday night. San Dle110 vs. San Francisco at Salt Lake City ---~--~-~~~~~~~-~---~-~~------- Chle&IP VS. Atlanta at Auburn, Ala. Trade Paying Off For Both Chiefs, Bengals By FRED McMANE U PI Sports Writer That trade the Cincinnati 8fngals and the Kansas City (~.lets made lest 1ummer Is lcf,lc.lng better all 1he time-for both teams. Before the season opened the Bengals sent ,.-unning back Warren McVea to the Chiefs for place-kicker Horst Muhlmann ABA standings By United Presalntematlonal ::::k¥ ~~L~~: f .600 3 . ~ .454 31h New York 3 8 .273 6'h Miami " . 9., ~ 1_,(1 I , · • .. · Wee~ ,·. ..,:, ., . . W'; L. Pet. GB Los Angeles 7 5 .583 Dallas 7 6 .538 lh New Orleans 7 6 .538 lh 6 6 .500 1 and a future draft choice in a trade which was looked upon as Both Clncinna" and Kansas Pittsburgh City were especially happy over Carolina a better deal tor !he Chiefs. the trade lodoy. Muhlmonn But the deal has worked out boofed an 18-yard . flel~ goal 6 6 a ., CLINTON E. JOHNSON Pd . Pol. Adv. D&D MEAT DISTRIBUTOR . ,. (,' ITEMS NOW AVAILABLE " ~ ..••",, ·' / .IS PUll CHEESE PELOSI'S TAKE'N BAKE PIZZA The rugged Van lmpe, who returned to adlon In the third period. loa! two lftth and may havelo have a third one pulled. It look JO slllches to ciO&e the wound on his lower lip and gum. AFLstandlnp By United Presslntematlonal East W, L. T. Pet. 1 2 0 .178 New York 4 4 1.500 Houston 2 6 1.250 Mlaml 21 0.222 Blltalo I 8 0 .Ill Boston West W. L. T. Pel. Kansss City 8 I 0 .889 Oaklsnd 7 I I .875 Cincinnati 4 4 I .500 DOIIYMI'. SUI-,I)~IP" ,. POMEROY, OHIO 1!. MAIM 5T. • ' f.> ~- $ 3 0 .825 2 8 0 .250 - San Fnndeeo I 6 1 .143 !bldl1'1 Reaulte BaiUJIIon lt GreeD Bay 6 Mlmeeota 51 CleYoland 3 St. Leula 42 New York 17 Chleaao 31 Pltlabural> 1 Detroit 27 Alleota 21 Loa Ani u Bin Pnn 30 IN CONTENTION BUENOS AIRES (UPI)- Dill•• 13 New Odeana 17 Caiii"?'IO."- Billie Jean King Wub 21 Phl1a 21 llndaT• Gamel and Rosemary easels remained In contenllon today for the Dallu at WulllnataD women's alngles title In tha New Orleana at New York Soulh American Open tennlo Chlcaao at Atlanta toumament. St. Loull at Detroit INs. King, Long Beach. Green VIII' va. Ml-aota Calif.. and Miss Cauls, San II Milwaukee Francloco, both ;.alned sec:cnd· ClaYeland at Pllllburlh round vl~les Sundoy. INs. Baltimore at Bin Fran King defeated Ana Marla Los Anleles at Phlla Prolto of Argentina, U, 6-0- 992-3502 . I I 'I I r wscs, ar .se- ~ w::::e ~ ar. 1170 MODIL from 23" with one lfllne noe· amulll VeteNIII Day dlnnar will be se!'Yed b7 the Ladles Auxiliary to members o! Faeney-Binnetl Pilot 128 lVII ...... 111e IIIIITOL-Iiodol Ul1 Exc:llllive Admiral Mucerpicce C.b~t.ry in sman Contem~ lowboy lt)'lifta. Illuminated Master Coatrol Panel witb FM/AM. FM Stereo radio. &·speaker sound system. "Fioatina" diamond sty~•­ Custom 4-speed record cbanaer. Oc:nu1ne Walnut V~neen. Aaolenclent Cemelia. -Rotne, ""'""' Mkl ol her clolldren, ·~ .,. mr~ • Eleflant IIYfllbol of prlda In \• Tuasday evening at 6 p.m. Veterans, auxiliary me mbera snd their !amlllaa are Invited to attend. - ·gold lhllrfng beautifully falllonad lllhe modem way l a r ind fKIIIdtllothen fo · -nt.lloetr b-nga. In Willie or Yellow gatd wltlo bl-. .,-1c ... c4 .A ·...o. ""''· · . ..-4·· :;.,, oO ••..,, .. , . A program 11111 be P r eaented !ollowlnK the meeting b7 Patrolman James Sheets. Mra. Ben NautzllnJ, Eilbth ~2~:n~;~~j~ hoi alao to -""'t~ at ,!b!! ' 1,. IIOIICI Your Christmas Club HIGH FASHION STYLIST • AN HUPP lASS IS NOW ASWCIATED WllH ALINE WEAVER BEAUTY SHOP OPIII9 til 5-Eveolngo By Appalntnooot , ,. WEDNESDAY SYRACUSE THIRD Wednesday Homemeken Club, Wedneaday 10 a.m.. In headquarters at Syrocuse Municipal Park. "Tho Art of Living with Fomlly ' Crisis", Kathryn Johnson leader. ... e1 Elchl Hostesses -r;ar nger. Pauline Morarlty. Potluck dinner of noon. A BAZAAR spcnaored by the women's Guild of tho Trinity United Church ot ' Chrlot, Pomaroy, Wednesday, 11 a.m. A s - ' shop, hond-made or. tlcles. Lunchlort Ill 11 loll!· -·· , . ·'R>MERd¥<.'' MioD~ -' .. Will Pay The Bills ... PERMANENT SPECIAL Re1. $15.00 ••••• now $8.00 R11. $17.50 ..... now $9.00 Ret. $20.00 •••• now $10.00 ALINE WEAVER IUUTY SHOP 5th & Vine 949·3584 RACINE Slle On All Fall &lint• Dr8$S8S Our ·Hear Recorded Sermon A rwuo d.od 101'11'1011 enUUeol, "Doe• God - - the Bella¥ar ," b7 Dr. CI,YIIe Ilonawu tha PI'OitiDI the Wear.,M Senlce Gaud of b ltlltUnol Church of' Chrlot met MOl t\r at the . . _ Ill Mro. llowan1 Blrdollald. Green Thumb tqhl'-- Notes •••• · A wMidy , _ . of Jlelp Qui1;J ~ado . ..... Art'. .Cle·S 00· HeaIth Read . "'FOR BIGGER AND BEi IER COMPOST PILE!r By Mro. OWra E. ~u 1IUilllld ~ Club Wellhouldbe..,.,..Uon>uBI>..-wlu..rtlloearoma olburnlnl lea1101! T1llfe ·ohoutd be a ball on burn1Jw 1-01. snd !lola 11111 lead to blgor and - r - s t piles, IUre1J It Ia aU Cor floe beat. ButiiiiU,ijbardly-mallke !aU, Wlu..rt that per. •adlrw acent. (It jilt -m• llle aalln8 UDaaltad food) ReaU,, moat Colllo will Jolt • - up their leaves llld clomp them aJonr1 Wlllo botllae, tlo eano, etc. to be bsuled a - lo the dump. ll you want to do 101110 rail "miiR,...ry work"' With ,..,. nell!lobora, ......,..., them to uea the leaves to lmprolle tha 1011. ' Artletaa ,.. bealllo problema were relld during a '"I d floe l.aun1 Clllr Jlllllar Hoalth Club held 11ourldll tit th e home of Mra. I'Nrl Pulcer. Mrs. l'llol Frick proiOIIIeol one on 11111'1Juana; Mrl. Richard Kllrr, "A Reall7 'l'bankrw Man" ..,. Mrs. Yertla Tra. ey, ''Deeolly Heart Attacko." Plana ware dlaeu- for the anraoa1 Chrlllmel dlnnor JIUty to be held In eariJ December. The blrtbdl;ra Mrl. , Karr, Mra. Carman Evans, Mrs. Georlla Diehl, IUid Mrs. Clarence Curtla were obWI'¥ed. Mrs. Parkeropenedthemeetlng with the Lord'al'raj!er, the pledp to floe Oag, snd groop •lnclnl: ol uCGunt Your Blelllni•-" DevoUons were glven b7 Mra. l.awr"'ce D>lln. Mrs. Traey aol Mra. Karr won the door prlzea . AttenlllnK besides named were Mra. James GUmore, Mra. Ernest PoweU, Mra. cur. ford Jaeobo, aol Mra. lloyd Wrllbt. m.u Mrl. Blrdoooldpi' I iorle'tloo doWotlo!ol ... - - · Ar- - ware 'lllll!e for a c:aotrlllullan to the Worlol Com1111111Q' Dor oonlce ... t b o .,_,. rt 'II ..... IIi ·ll•t•• ~ Clilreb WIJI!IMIJI 111hed mr .. ean4lr ..,...,.,... 11 w111 be ~~~a - -'ded ror - b e - b7 the c~oureb to_,_ bera Ia aenlt». A faniUJ 111&111 obsenanca waa IIIIIIOIIIced for' Nvr. 13 11111o the youth !eltowlhlp In dolrp. Alao DOted .... a bymn otns pllmed ror 2:30 p.m. on Nor. 80 at the etmeb. 'l1le next maa11Da111U be bel~ !lll Dec. t beglmtna with a cllnntr. at Crow' a !blk Houu and a pari;J follllllillll at U., bomo ar II: your nel.....-1 . - b e bothered with a - eompoat plio perhapa the man o1 the bllllw would dig a treneh In lloe llloruba or bel1lnd the to limply bury the laavea. llll!'be we won't reiJ on bad! land for load Ia future pneratlona, but ...,... or later, lloe fellow 111111 ricb 1011 Ia hla beck yard IIIII' become a capltallat. Really, "Lao! Ia one of lloole thins• they're DOt makln8 1117 more of .., Tbe point Ia - I'Ofllll'dle.. ol whether you have a permit to burn leaves, It Ia bet1u to -~~ them. November Ia not too late to plant tullpa snd othar oorln!! bulba but In plantln8 tulfpl do DOt mix the ooloro; do plant all redo, aU yellow, aD plok or white In -rate ploto - do not mix the colora. Enoulh said for tha out o! doora. Inside ron can enio7 your hen llld dolekena ril!lot Ia yourUvtncroomthla winter.- WeU, moybe not the Rhode lllllld Reds or the Leghorns that crow and 1cratch. But the chickens I have in mind are ones )'CJJ will never threaten to boU Ia a atew - I mean the Sempevl. teollng the dinner were liar. um Teedortum vtn Kelly, commander; Albort Just our old.lalhloned han llld chickens. Aoolloer old otanolb7 Ia the geranium. It's about fool . Roulh, Don Roach, and Charproof, needs little ll'lllerln& Juat plenty of llglot, snd ac. lea Waylsnd. VIrgil Walker ol Recine was a guelt. tua1ly blooma u a result of balnii pot.bound. Several members of the ouo:Here Ia a good formula to !oUaw In poU1111 pranluma Uiary after servtns the dinner aolboiiOIIIaa: aUended the receptlm honorTwo parts I8Dd, 2 paril loam, 2 par11 laat loam, or com. lnl Mrs. Ben Neutzlin& Elglollo post, If.. Part drted cow manure snd I taa8po0n each of Dlatrlel American Legloo AuxIIJ'OUIId lime- aol bone meal. Add a tableopoon o! broken chareoal to each pol snd an Inch of pebbles In floe bottom of Dilii'JI president. ooch pot; alao a hill Inch ol aand to the soil mblure. Good Luck!, to your geranluma, begonias, hens IUid chick••· etc. tldl winter. ...... ,,..,...... L., 1 POMEROY CHAPTER 80, R. A.M., stated convocation; 7:30 p.m. Weclnesday at temple. Most excellent master's dell'll eonferred !ollowln1 abuatnallsesalon. All companlont urpd to -ncl. .ft WliJiil'•~ 0n11n All This year our men:hanu are counting on your support like never before. Their shelve~ are brimful of all the things that make ChrirtmM a delightful time of year with fun-fun-fun for everyone. Justify their faith in yoo by shopping your home town fint. Help keep our community a good place in which to live and do bull,_ ntEFARMERS B and SAYINGS CO. Round-up Train in Its Annual Round MARY JUNE'S -on- When you odlat Churcb. Bazaar workshop led by Mrs. Charles Bradbury, Mrs. John CoJ11Pion, al leader. AFTERNOON cmcLE, Heath Me-lt Church, 2 p .m• Thurllla)'. Mro. HoUle Smith, devotions; Mra, DavldEntomiJI. pr, - a m ; Mra. M. L, 81S81. HOUSE 5L I.Pf.ELRS ,....... -- - $2.50 to $4.50 . 1 · o... · 1dtil Cnristmas LAY-A-WAY THE SHOE -- BOX ·when Slilo.. Are S.nall>ly Prlclll OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 TO 7:00 BEAUTY SHOP PLAN RUMMAGE SALE 1lununaae for a &ale to be IIIOIIeored by the Ledlea Auxl1lar7 of Feaney-Bametl Pollt 121, snd floe )lnlnr auxiliary membara Is beiDa eollactad b7 Mrs. Chartae Ketllnler, 99270$7 llld Mrs. Albart Roush, 992.al89. Thaaale..Ulbeheld 21 snd 22 . Au>lllary membera hove been a - to alii It with WI'OIIPina Cbristmaa Iitie for petlanta at the Southoastem Ohio lolontal Health ler 1m Dec. 3. SHOP at HOME • • • LOCAL PROSPERITY lsi••• one of the many extra benefits t11at you enjoy. along with the pleaHre of shopping In alhactlve, familiar IUrrGIIIIdJngs! ... ""'· c... LAY-AWAY SPECIAL! Club tOI~ROS PURNITURI! Patrunizing local stores help keep our shopping center thriving, provide jobs for community residenll, increase property voluesl HAllE; ADDRESS: Account today. ) Put your SHOPPII& DOLLARS to work for' 1, .. i ' ! • ~· t•l,s ,..,, ··~••• )I · ..· . .:" ..t RACINE HOME .· N~JIONA~~' BlN . 31D. ST. TV ~T INGILS to pay for gifts. Start your Savings JOIN NOW-FIRST Y!EEK NOV. 10-AND GET ON THE 1970 ~IL CALL. COLOR PURCHASE , OF OUR from our bank you always have cash . DCitl, o.. ' ... .' ..; ... ne Stor• --~--------------------------------------·--- With A Christmas Savings Account • .,• ... AI. I'll le II POMEROY, OHIO Mr1. Loreaa Davt1, • --~~~-~-., French, ao1 Mrs. Marie Wooclprd, hoat- .__MI_D_DoiiiLIIIIE•PO;.R1111T,;,•.o..,._. Now j. WEDNE.'IlAY WOMEN'S GU" n, Trlnl"' ""' " United Church of Christ, bazaar, Wectne·.o.-, -~·reb - . wM clal room. Handmade arU elaa, The memberllhlp round • up IW80t shop,lunehaon, with se!'Y- trlllo of the Forty snd El&lrt ed th-·"" Mel County MEMBER FDIC lnllo begin at 11 a.m. ~ ..;q;;u.g ..!:m.rshlp -o,.,. MM· Thru S.t. Member , ••mal Riserue System T.... e.... a, .,,.,......nt THURliJAY dues !rom the American LePOloiEROY DISABLED Amer- g1on posts. Inn Veteranl snd the AuxllThe -•n- mon on floe train laryr 8·]>.m; dinner ln·obwn- were dlmer guellle 'oC tha l.aonce o! Veterana Dq: 'll>eelal Auxtl'·-' ~ F Ben i.'L 992-3667 LIONS CLUB, 110011 W '"""'• Invitation to VIetnam IIOidlar1. 111 ea ""' w eeney. -~_ _ _. _ Post 128, American Leeoclal room• o1 Pomeroy United Methodlat Church. AU Llona' '11...-eday ELEANOR 7:30 ,.. Ilion. r_ a_ of _ Post Invited. nilbt CmCLE, at lleallo Meth__ _128 _81-: ....,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. , Anlll Tread 1· .. I uy: ·eoliA~iii11a . "' 1-. I zenllhlp ao1 loVe of ..,..,.." !toe went on to •wotoear IUid read 1 sreat deot about MONDAY what Ia wrons wtllo """"' of HEATH METHO»m • - - - - - - - - . . the Y0111111 - 1 • o1 this pn.. 7:30 Monday nlglotattheehurch; oration, but we o1 the Amer- P•Oil'llll b7 Mrs. Jameo Euler; lean Lei(on and Auxiliary have devotion a b7 Mro. Jock Bedotle; -ledp of lloouaand.loly...., hostesses are Mro. Forreot peope porUctpate In all Bachtel, Mro. E. M. Wood, Mro. ......,.,. o1 patriotic - a m • L. W. Mec-a, llld Mrs. Harllld eYonll. Wo hoar them hlp- old George. plly reealllnllholrv!lltltohll- RUTLAND P, T.A., 7 to 7:3n torte lhrlnea when !loll)' were p.m. parent - teacher ccrie. • In Waahln8ton. D. c. u cltl- oncea; !lag ceremony, Rm1anl ' zens Girls' Nation or Boys' Cub Scout Troop 240, Natlon. tlono, the Rev. Eupne Under- . "It Is rumored ·7 - wood of the Rulland Church ol - l e feel that belnl 'patriot.. Chrlat; program b7 Patrolman lc' Ia 'old falhlonod,' but we Jameo Sheets on aafety lncludea o1 the American Loi1oa Aoa- a rum. Nuraery provided. ReUiacy haven't fonol tid a true !reohments b7 hoapltallty chair· o1 an. Tho ovar 20070WVwom- man, Mro. Fred Georp. en Who attend Glrla' Nldlon snd POMEROY COWUNli'Y 1mfloe thouuola aol lloouaands of provement Conunlttee, 7:30 p. )'011111 men and women Who at- m., llfondol1at Booklnelbtle head. tend Girls' State llld Boya' ljlllll1era, E. 1o1a1n St., Pomeseaalona In eYery state ray. floe United states 100m IITUESDAY to loam llllllo~~J can abonl THE SYRACUSE PTA wtll mao! In tho Elementary School · their &ov81'11111811t. "We want theae pertinent auditorium T - y . 7:30p.m. facta brou&lrt to the attention Nov. 11. RefrHh....,. will ba of our raadlng pohllc, lnatead sarved. • of aome of the adverH mater- OHIO- ETA PHI Chapter, Beta tal that makes heodllneo eo Sigma Phi Sorority, S:IS p.m. ten,~ Mra. Martin concluded. Tuesday at the C~umblla and In tribute to veterans, ADler- Soulloern Ohio Electric Co. eaehckild TART TOWNSHIP FOR SHOWING THEIR Pd. Pol. Adv. O• L•Y Away Plan ~fiords An Excellent Method to Buy Now! for 1 WANT TO THANK THE VOTERS OF LE- ROY PEARSON \ _.,led -- with alnrlkltMw OVER 150 CHECKS HAVE BE~N MAILED TO OUR CLUB M~IIBERS FOR CHRIST· MAS-1969. INTEREST IN THE RECENT ELECTION. SINCERELY, ... urpd napeetforV......,oO.,, a >Ume lor ~tribute tO the dipartacl horou llld the lllnID1 o1 the Armtllllce .a.r World War 1 wants 1970 VAlLEY II•"' tor oil oaU... Mra. 111art1a and Grand1f191ker League game against Oakland . 1 ea\i TO THE VOTERS OF LEBANON TOWNSHIP FOR YOUR SUPPORT IN THE NOV. 4 ELECTION. Dmr Wabat.< Poot 311, ~Since floe rutan itt de' Ainortean Lelion, PoonerW onoeraq 8l!d onr !roo Amerl' alkl U..t llela• Countlano 111 eo depeoll upon the 10IIth IIIII an Amerlean 011 In tribute Ita futuro laedtrllhlp, we belloYe t11a1 If mon-onwore 10 th1a n.don•a vlllenna. In ber lfPaal for • .._ of 10 lloe badea Plb'ID!illll · tomOrrow, M r 1. In floe Deela- ol -,..,_ lllartla ~ for !'P""al rec- dollce IUid the Conlllltutlon of iltlnllloll "' v~ .......... the Ullltad Slatea, boloatlor "Certainly we all value ll'ee- _.ld lmprooe aiid we _.ld -·- ~ -hoveunder""'"'na more peolploofWlllo a eltibel_ _..,_ _ _ _ _ _ ter plOd Mother VAN IMPE INJURED PHILADELPHIA IUPil Captain Ed Van lmpe of !he Philadelphia Flyers was Injured Sunday nigh! when struck by • shol In a Noflonal HOckey .m THANKS . lllarY, AAU CONVENTION MIAMI BEACH, Fla . (UP I)The 82nd annual Amateur Athletic Union convention will be Held here Dec. 1-6 with 700 delagates representing S1 dl&· trlct assoclollona altendlng. Jesse A. Pardue, Houaton. Tex., AAU prnldenl, sold the agenda Includes acting on track and field. swimming and welghlllfltng records. sel during 1969, Join ~eo leaiiiiJII ehalrman for tile Aoa- belp maintain ..:Or freedom. VOTE IN THE NOV. 4 ELECTION. l 'to... th NBA Win Of Season """:;"::;ed:.;2;;•;. · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , quarters In this Norlh Italian I town and sold he would devote full time to gelling ready for !he boul In Rome. Argentine mlddlawelghl Anlonlo Aguilar, Eddie Oonns of Miami, Fla .. ' and Sonny Floyd of Trenton. N. · J.. will serve as sparmateo In Benvenull's camp. lnnl are uked to 11111• at 11 1 ,m, Tuoldll llld lilY• a J,ll'tl., f o r - · Cor curiiOIIonllld Tueaday Ia VeterMa Dv, dom, alld II 11 liP to •• to do and Mro.' O. A. ~. Amor. eYe1')11dna we ·poulhl,r """ to SHIP MY SINCERE THANKS FOR YOUR CHESTER DRKLE Flags be Flown ' TO . THE VOTtft's OF SALISBURY TOWN- Knicks Trim Lakers For IY United Prau lnlematlonat The struklng New York Knlcks ruemble a runaway expresa as 1hey continue to widen tholr lead In !he Nallonal Baaketbell Assoclallon's Eastern Dlvllion. Coach Red Holzman's club rolled fo lfs ninth straight win ond lollh In 15 games this IHIOI'I by 1rlmmlng the Los Angeln Lakers. 112-102, Sunday nJght. The game Lakers, playing wlthoul Injured Will Chomberleln, mede e· confest of It far three periods before the Knick• pulled away. Big WilliS Reed poured In 35 polnlo In leading the Knlcks ocorlng alleck. Dick Barnell had :u and Bill Bradley 21. Hoi shooting Reed now has sc..-ed ' 130 points In the past four games. Jerry West paced the Lakers with 27 polnls and Elgin Baylor R~ques ts oooo~MOOCIOOOCIOOOOooooMOCM_:.ot _ EfJe1'11 :wllh onl~ a;.~~sJt!l !6 .qlve Cincinnati ad 31 -Jl dfleMc~l: ~·· Result• Mlaml 17 Boston 16 Housfon Sun ay. an New York 16 Blltlllo 6 tossed a SO-yard scoring pass Houston 31 Ctnclnnotl 31 and scored another touchdown Oaklsnd 41 Denver 10 on a two-yard run to ~ce Kansas City to a 27-3 rouf of Washington 2 11 .154: c:1L Kansas City 27 San DleiP" 3 San Diego. Denver .rrJ. &mda)''a Games In other American Football &u\daf'll Results Boston at Clncllll&tl League action. Oakland wal - Kentuck¥ 128 New York 116 Houston at Deuver loped Den""'· ~1-10, New York New Orleans120 Pitta 119 Mlaml at Blltalo beat Buffalo. 16-6, and Mloml Loa Anplel 126 Mlaml 115 Kanus City at New York edged Boston. 17-16. Mmda.Y'o Games San DleiP" at Oaklsnd Quarlerback Daryle Lamoni· Kentucky at Indiana ca paced the Oakland victory Mlaml at New Orleans The victory may have been a wah three touchdown passes to costly one for the Knicks who Fred Blletnlkoff. Lamonica now NFL Standlngs lost the services of veteran has 25 touchdoWn passes this By United Prell bemat1onal forward Dave OeSusschere, season end the Raiders boast a Eall who suffered e broken nose In e 7-l-1 record. Centur7 Dlvlaion The Jets got three field goals W. L. T. Pel. collision with Mel Counts. 11 was not known how long from Jim Turner and benefitted Cleveland 5 2 1 .744 DeBusschere would be out of from two penalties to score a !I. Lauia 3 4 1 .429 !he lineup. club record slxlh olralght New York 3 5 0 .315 In the onty other NBA action victory. An lllagal motion Plttaburlh I 1 0 .125 Sunday night Baltimore downed penally on 0. J. Simpson Capitol Dlvlalon w. L. T. Pet Milwaukee, 116-105, to move nullified one Buffalofouchdown into second place in the and a pass Interference penalty Dallal 7 1 0 .8715 Eastern Division, 51/'::~ games againsf the Bills' Booker Washington 4: 3 2 .667 3 4 1 .429 behind the torrid Knlcks and Edgerson set up the Jets' lone Phlloulelphla Phoenix rolled lo a U'l-129 touchdown. New Orleans 1 7 0 .125 West triumph over Detroit . Kevin Loughery led Balli - BEGINS TRAINING (antral Dlvlaton more fo victory wllh 27 points SANTA VITTORIA DALBA, W. L. T. Pet. and Earl Monroe hod 24. Law llaly (UPIJ - World mid- Mlnneeota 7 1 o Alclndor and Len Chappe~l dlewelghf champion Nino Detroit 5 3 0 .825 Benvenuti began fult scale Green Bll7 paced !he Bucks wlt~ 24 5 3 0 .625 Connie Hawkins, hi ndg onh training today lor his Nov . 22 Chico~ 1 1 0 .125 of 2J from the floor an 1 ree title defense against Luis -Coastal DblaloD of three from the free throw Rodriguez. line. led Phoenix wllh 35 points . Benvenull moved to training ~- ~- ~-/~~ well tor. both. sides. McVea has been a valuable reserve at running back behind Mike Garrett and has averaged better than six yards • carry. while Muhlmann is among the top five scorers In the league. t - 1'ho Di111J SentiMI, Pomarar-JoM!!eport, 0., ~. Novoaoloar 10, 11189 . THl,'·IEias.GOU~tt: . . - . _,;: : . . . . �--· ·---·- .. ,, ·-~ .... . .,~ 6 - The Dally Seullnol, l'omcr"f·Middleport, 0., Moodojl, Nowmber 10, 1969 Find Eve Ground In Fraction No. Thirty, Town No. 2, Range No. 13; th.nce North twenty rodS; thence West tight and one helf rodl; ttt1nce South twenty rodS: thtnet E••• tight and one-htlf rods to tM place of bl'glnntng, containing cne hundred MKI seventy SQuare f'Odl. In trust fOr tht UH and bentflf of .Set the members of the Free MethOdist Church In tM Unittd States and In further trust mel confldtnce thlt in tnt HoUSe Of WorShip htreefter ta a. erected . , said prtm '""· hel"'ebY CCAt • vtyed, the Hilts lhlll bt fortwr trH; ll"'d In flW"th« trust and confidence thet tM Uid Trustee~ Dli :Sea :a Free .'Rtttodltst ChurCh, to hOld ........ Meigs ' .FUIINISIIED and i811'11rnlahecl ; - - a- '!!l~ • 10.111-Cfc _ .. ._....., ....,, Pomeroy, 11·10-3tc 2 Sl. FAMILY HOUSE.!'bone 294 Race ---------Middleport. 99:1- 3259. WANT .AD INFORMATION WIECIEI SIIYICI . -GUARAITEEDPHOII£112-114 til 6 Da!!J atore. . P1laDI "2.-a&. J • ....,., ... ,..... F•'llll Fastest S.Wice DAY or Nl&trT •.. CALL · RAILINGS SERVICE - ........ , _ _,, o. ~~~~. a99Gwla.~!""'"S1., "F;'R;.;t;r-s;l~ .,_---- For Sale ONIIIftL-PJL religiOUS !llf"llllcel In Mid HouM of of prtstoge. worship eccordlng to t.IICI diSCiDiine. Tba.t tbe lf;tton of said Bolrd of Trustees. and by vote Of the Llf .lAL NOTICE memberS ot said orv.ntzetlOn, NOTICE ON FILING said trustMS desire to trPsfer OF INVENTORY AND and convey said r .. l estate to the APPRAISEMENT Laurel Cliff Fnte Methodist Onwch, Inc .. Pomeroy, Ohio. T"'StattotOhiO, R .0.. being an Incorporated Melts CMnty organization, for which ~aid Preltlta Court trusfees ttold title. and that Slid To the· Executor or A.d· real esto~tewill continue to be UMd ministrator of the estate: to such for the tame religious purposes. Of tfle following as are residents of as now uHCI. .. the State of Ohio. vlr::--the sur· The prayer of said pet!liOil 11 viving spouse, the next of kin, the thet the trustees be lutho~lred to benelicierln under the will; and trensftr lfld convey Wid real to the attorney or attorneys estete ot Laurel Cliff Free representing any of the Methodist Church, P~meroy. etorementlontd persons: Ohio, A.D. Seld C:IU$1 Will be for Myrtle Frost, Tuppers Plains, heering before said COurt on the Meigs county, Ohio. No. 20,11n lOth day of OKembef", 1969, at ten You are hereby notified that the o'cloc:k A.M. Inventory and Appreisement of TAUSTEI!!S, LAUREL th• estete of the aforementioned, CLIFF FREE deceasect.lateot said County, was METHODIST tiled in this Court . Slid Inventory CHURCH. and Appraisement will be for Pomtroy, Ohio, A.D. hHring before this Court on the Webster and f'ulfa 28th day Of November, 1969, at Attorney• 10:00 o'clock A..M . 11· 10 11 · 17 11 ·2• Any person desiring to tile 12-1 12-8 Sic exceptions thereto must tile thttm at least fin days prior to the date set tor hearing. Given under my hend and seal of uld Court, this 6th dey ot November, 1969. att MAN TO ...,..k Ia ntall .•• • $5.5~ ~!.i-r., "...... Help Wanted ....., .... c.. sigft PO!~.!'S! For Rent ·'• EXPEIT · WIIMIAII111•11 . Phone (614) 992-2181 By-l.awa ' po~ lllCIS 4 - • Mtt. .cl Tlcltetl SIRVIMG ..!. IG~.-~LIA AND "ASliN_!;....,.,!!!, Plo. ft2-21.q P. ••NJ ~ AYTOMATIC rl1Je,843__22 .· ~~=~~~:;] --i.... •Wlth · - PKono 1o-.2Wote -- -- 2478. ------------ CUll.~......... illl.tiMifd~W.- Cherp 75c ceM1 per wOI'd three ,,,._.,.. , ti¥1 inl.,fiOM. ' ' cerits ,_ W.,4 sl• CNIIMullve }ns~ions . 25 ,., c•• DiseOUflt .,. ,.,,. e4e ,_. ,_,, ,.id within 10 .,.. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY _. S1 .50 '• 50 etltlltlon~~l ••4 ••nl-. ANDWM.fltiN WMPO - AATU 12 FULL or part-time beauty ~ entor. Inquire Warner's 68 PONTIAC ___ S2'95 Exoeutlvo -4 dr. Harl 1'op. Beauty Shop, Pomeroy. Factor)' olr condltlonlnt· P 11-9-3tc • ••••lnt• Pow• ro\.u. e......h.., c•- TEXAS OIL COMPANY Needs man aver 40 as travel• h. · 1..- representativs. Write B. word Zc. BLIND ADS A4!111tio"l Be Chor,. ,.. Mlvof· tiM-nt. OFFICE HOUfiS 1:30 ..... . to S:OO ,_ • . Doll, _1~30 o.m. to 12.00 ,.._ ~_..,. Notice THERE IS a new plwnber In Racine. Bill Blythe, Phone 949-2292. 11-7-30tc Pow., ••••Ina, Crulsemotlc. Lib new !Mtalllc blue Rnlah, ·~ 69 DATSUN ___ $1795 .. dr. Socfon. white flnlth. weatern Petroleum nty mllu. Spotlou all Only 15,735 534 N. Main, Ft.. Worth, Tex. 11·9-4tc ___ - - - - ____ _ BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY COMPUT~R PROGRAMMING U...g...fttp 5 ROOM HOUSE, 2 acrea lallll, 2 oU wella, outbulldl1111 and prase. S e II at appraisal price. Phone 992-6786. THREE consecutive Iota . in Beech Grove Cemetery, Real Estate For Sale Write WUUam J. Moore, 35 Riverside Drive, Daytan 5, LOT, 40' x 125', Mill Street, Ohio. 10-29-10tc MlddleporL Also 2 atoey brick bulldlns on N. 2nd Sl., MlddleporL Ph. 992-5251. 114-tfc HOISTETTER REALTY JOHN C. lACON Transfers e. Ben War plec K ISTMAT'r 12 NOON 3· P.M. AND 4:30 P.Jt Keeping Meigs: Gofho onCE Mason Informed As we11 As :;ne t Al-L THAT'S t.IAUSEATING 7:50A.M. ' For Sale THEIIAMEOF AT U-6-6tp J. Dickerson, Preo., Souti>Corp., INFORMATION . NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY POSITION warUcl by Nov. 20. LEARN ot home - In yow' SOLID SI"ATE walnut lllereo .,... time. No tpeclol oduc0o Housekeeping wtth older man tlon nHHcf. It"• tlmplo. Now coni!Oie, 4-apeed Intermixed Actint Judge and or woman. Must Jive ln. Pre- oooy Instant L••nlnt Method. ex-Officio Cterll changer, dualvolume<GIIrol; WATER CONDITIONERS, $8, . Wrho far free broch!Ao. ot Nid Court fer .....tn... ld. Phone 9494-apeaker ....., IJIIIIem. Bal$10, $15. Sollenen, llltert, GEO. HOIST ETTER, Bro..r ly Janet E . Morris Area 2965. Deputy Clerk COMPUTER COLLEGE ance due $88.10. UHourbudetc., money bock guarantee. PEACH FARM - 300 treea, 11 -1011.17 2tc ____________1!_-9-0tc OF TECHNOLOGY get lermo. Call 992-3352. C. W, Bw:k, Rutland, Oblo. nice 6 room bouse, bath, new J. B. O'Brien, Roberta 0'I WILL NOT be reopo~~olble for Ont Public S.uaro 110~ ll_.-4tc 10.29-30tc furnace; full basemert, good 3 _..J - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Brien, F. H. O'Brien, Henrlet- LEGAL NOTICE any debts contracted by any- L_c_l•_•_•l_•_•_d,_o_~1_•_4_4_1_1 _ prop. 50 acres. Only~.Ia O'Brien to Lewis E. stanley, one - r tllan 11\YSelt Dole MAPLE SI"EREO radio, 1989 C-B EQUIPMENT. ,B:r.: 000.00. Dora stanley, 3 acreo, Olive. IN THE COMMON PLEAS E rum o. tne Ohl Rl.. LADIES EARN extra Income lovely mapleflnllh, with AN11111 Eqle, one~10 • • MINERSVILLE_ 6r0011ls,wat_;::__J Ed• e, ·~c ' o, one T~ Rotor, one HY· LueJ la Dol ey, Thomas COURT OFMEIGSCOUI'ITY, 2. ll-9-3tp and a free wardrobe. Show FM radio; 4 speaken, dual ellmllalor fl. or . tap, sas, electric. Acrs. ward Daley, Karen Mae Daley omo Boellne~FaohiOII!'!~~~ellv- volume con!fOI. : Balanco due G a,1 n , ,... , · 175 . . . fli50. ., . BACK HOE for hire. Ral,h 1 to Howud Arthur Matheny, CECIL D.~. JR. . ... .• . I WILL~ba .;-;;,.,;;,.,. ery or •• •.•.TI'ua- $84.60. Uaeourbudpttorms. RCBU ....,e tq$St19. Paul RT. U4 _ 8 -~ck," new · Tl'uueiL Phoae 94..a708. . 1 '"""'a LuciDe Matheny, 99•71 1649 Lincoln Helsltts, sell, p _ -. •"'-•703. . C·'l "92-3352 · Chnaller, L o n i Bouom, •-~ run ~uaoemenl. G....., debts contracted by anyone ..,. ~ ..., Ohio. __ sao ~-ce, 11-+elc 11 7 2111 acres, Orange, Olive. Pomeroy, Ohio Plaintiff other than 11\YSelt George R. 11-9-Gtc 11_.-«c Garage. $16,000.00. - - - - - - - - - - - - ·· Luella Daley to Thomas Edvs. McDaniel, Rt. 2, Cheshire, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MIDDLEPORT - 5 rooma, ward Daley, Karen Mae Daley, JANIS M. MEHL, Ohio. 11-9-:llp HELP WANTED 8x35 HOUSE trailer, all alum- 8 MILK COWS, Jeroeya • • d bath, fe11cod klt. $4,000. St:E NEIGLER J¥1dllwlilfil1". 61 14 acres, Chester. Address Unknown, Defendant __ - - -· - - - - - - I lnum. Good condltioo, NOO. Guornaeya, Mllk cooler: POMEROY - 6 rooma, bath, b IJodldJng ~ bclmL can . Lincoln Smith, Shirley Smith NOTICE BY PUBUCATION Wanted Full Time EmPhone Cheater 985-4187. of Surae mUkero. can r fllrntco, t u 11 basemert, GIQ' Nelalor, Racine,~••_.._._. to Jun Cremeans, Jr., Hedwig No. 14,550 HOME REPAIRS, palnlllll!, carll_._.tc 5 p.m. 00 SutiiQ 74 2-4703. $9500. Make otrer. .,........,.. T. Cremeans, parcel, Mldclle- Janis M. Mehl,whoseplaceol pentry, ohllWiing, ·gutter ployee for Cirwlation -------------ll-71tc RT, 124 _ Modern, 3 bed- ~------------- . porL resldencelsunknowo,wllltake cleonllll!,repalrandlnatallaDepartment of The "PooDLE pUJ'PJEs. .\Kc ,..;j , -----------rooma. JJvtng 29x17. New SEWING MACHINES, ~Mule Pootlewalt to Nelson notice that on the 11th day or liolL Free eatlmateo. All . Daily Sentinel. Good mlnlallln, f'll ... •· Sllld 60,000 BTU GAS heater. Phone 1188 fllrntce. Garap. 1entee, allp~akes. 99._,.4. Archer, lot, MlddleporL October, 1969, the undel"!llpod work guara- by OJllllrl· · opportunity for rllht -.Ice 81111 .,._tng. P1laDI ll..s-etc MOBILE HOME - 10x5D, po . Fabric SlloJI, POinorGt\ 99 2,3324. J. J. Lee to Ray R. Lee, Gill' filed his petition against her In enced men. Cal1Chester985person, '"''sl be self " 21143. ll~c _ _ _ ___ __ __ _ ___ tur~ace, ne•uiOve,retrlger- • AICorlnd strpr Sales IIIII' w. Lee, Glom V. Lee, Clyde the Court of Cclmmon Pleao of 4147 collect. ""' MUSTARD.,...,.. and t111'111pa, aior. $23$0.00. S.rvke. we Sllalpen..Sda-' Helwig, Pauline Stewns, Aflld. Meigs Counq, Ohio, preying for 10-22-181p 1101 afraid tO ----------,---, Pick your own, .1 a buaheL RUTLAND - 5 1"0111111, bath, · 3-Zkfc . lor Trans., Bedford. a divorce from Janis M. Mehl, ,-,-~---.--- ~--,.-=-- work, apply The Dally COAL, LUMP, .... ......... Andrew Croao, Lelart Falls, ........ Noor School. $4500. _, I(!II'L. - Doll L. Hysell, dec., to VIe>- and for ouch other relief 10 BOB'S REDUCING S&1011 and . Sentinel. mine ran. Exeelalor Silt· ll-9-6tc . · -------,..-----,,-• 0111 let L. Hysell, Mlltord L.llyaeU, which he may be entitled; on the lleahh center Ia """ open,' Woru, Eut Yola 91., p __"__ __ ___ ___ HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD !ON'S f'LOOll and en., ..... ; Judy Dell llyoell, cerL for grounds of groasneglectofcluty 9 LDL 10 5 p.m. by llllllOinteroy. Phone 992-3891. USED PIANOS ,ASSOCIATES 992-3325 ro0111 81111 lcltcben rilnGdel·; andextremecruelty.Saldcauoe ment,5p.m.to10p.m.noap-· Wanted To Buy 1-1Htc 3 NICE reconditioned IC'rlaht ____ IY_RAC_USE___ : ••.-JI ..Wd- can ...!!!'c~. trans., Salisbury. Edlaon llobotetter, Exec.,wmbef..-hearllll!ooandafler polntmert nece•HI"Y· Local- CHINA C4BINETS. -------------planoo. Priced 10 oeiL Free -Fred A. Shiflet, dec., to Dar6 the 25th dayo!November,1969, ed below K and K Mobile. round Ia- .AWNINGS. atorm doora 111111 •••11 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -· H. BaUey, Lola G. Bailey, 73.47 CECIL D. MEHL, JR. Homes, Po In t Pleasant. bin, 11111 docu, etc. Write . wlndowa, carports, mar- · delivery. !'bone 74 CIGARETr~o; machbiai acreo, Columbia.. BY: Crow, CROW, & Phone 675-2454 or 675-4020., or call M. D. YWer, Rt. f. - · · blown IIIII batt lnaula, · · . and -.Ice. AJJC E.. 1p..... • • ·•c · .._OJ, ~ 992-627:1. lion, Elmer ~te - - - - - -- - --1....,..., Richard J. Chambers, MarPORTER, hla Attorneyo. "'" • ··•-a.... ·~ v0-na1 AIR CONDJTI()NING, a.trlpr-· Ba6ioa ... _ W Va. , . _ · tl1a Cbambera toVIrginlaBur·(lo) 13, 20, "n (11) 3, 10, 17, - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6-U.Uc. roientat!YL For ll"ee TAPPAN GAS r a aUOD HnlcL Jocll'a , delle, Otho Burdette, Iota, Mid24, 7tc 1 WILLplckiC'...Orchandllelllll - - - - - - - - - - - - - - males, phoae Clarloa Uale, Well, Rt. 1• Shode, Qblo. Ph. lllfolloil, New Ita- PllaDII - - - - - - - - - - - -- _ 935 99 dleport. -----------IUe 10 oucdon OD a percent- For Sale or Trade !lyracuao. v, v. Ja!(NOII and' 2-$ ' U-9-3te aawon. ..~ SEPTIC ·-··· d-.........._ . Son, Inc. 1-wtc -----------.......... -- ....... . lost r::: PEKINGm: PIC'PJ'• 6-moSha -,.:-.:-, :-:- - - - - :- ;"" -.-,,-, -:--:-Sonltltlon S141WUI, Oblo. I'll. : teUa M. Gledhill, Iota, Rutland. LOST, WIIITE male bMg1e des c 742-4411< ta.U. r.:. .;:~;n.._, floor fur• ~----:-~.--:-:--old. AKC res!atere4. PhoaeiFOB lUilE,- ......._...... &l23li3S. 2-1kfC : wtthbrown-kledearo,blg .;.." GAS furntco lnatolled, --~ · • ~-•-uott -------------.,99 --- - - - - - - - - -- 111ce. Wart closer to atores. ,..., .. ,_ u.., COIJIIOO ,.._ "'! ,...,.,,. .FIRE . · · .......;. .._..,• .. 111111 _ black apot oo bock, bench · · Phone 992-43 86. t2ll5. Torma a..JJaNo ..... 11-7-31p wlda. ...... Alder-. Yo-, ..........,. .,......... . Jeged, family pet. Answers VACANCY b two olderl,y .,_. · 992-U52. W VL ! " - 7'1M781 aa.r Solee llllllllanleil. Er• : 10name ot"Snufl)'." Reward. P1"- Prefer prt..te paid PI' u-9-«c 1o-1o-uc 1 ~Si,eph.rd 3,3o,.. HNttJ. ~~ae~a .,~~~~q ·fln 11111 ..,..,. : llaroldA.IIolter,LongBottienta. Phone llluon, 773- F-or-R-ent _________ __________ ·;::::..._:_· ...... Female Blue Tick. .t.lfll' ICIIIpmeat• •.,....... r: POMEROY LANES 5185 1 tom, Ohio, Phone 985-3864. • -~-0-8ttc 9 YEAR OLD black mare with YetaJ dldllt alllk, wW. ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - prlcoa 011alltoYpealllll~ . WEDNESDAY LATE MIXED November 5, 1969 U-lll-6tc Business Opportu __n_it.las 2 BEDRooM house traDer, Ph. aaddle and acceaaorloo. Call t ' - Phone 742-3774. ~ ·c. BIIADFORD, AUcllllr of lire~- ! " - : _____ _ - - - - - ll-9-«c 949-2014 after 5:30p.m. 11-9-ac C I± "--'·· 992-3821, Dwl8bt....,..., . · . · 99 2-3954. Point• Alley Cets • • , . • • • • • . 52 Notice ll-7-3tc 1""1-PLVMOOTII. - - - - - - -Good~....... --·:. -----------P1laDI- "'IIU -- - - - - - - - -1'4J.*.Iec -SPARE TIME INCOME 2 BEDROOM M·Ca ••.••••••••••• 48 TRAILER. Bob's - - - - - - - - - - - : - - - : -_ •• " ..._... &adna (lllo Booming now fl•ld, milling Buecaneera •••.• •• •••• 39 CHUCK'S can save you ..,!Oialf' Mobile Court, Syracuse, Ohio BOTTLE GAS STOVE. WW heat Good work car, Phone 712Crilt !I d "TV .viD ~ : collecting mono)' from new on '{V repairs If you brllll! 111nd Moraudero . • • • • . . .•• 35 Phooe 992-2951. 5 room houas. J, W. Scar5343. ll·Ntc " l-1-4tc NA SERVICE. l'llorrl 1t2 • htgh qu811ty coin op.retM dRpenthem ln. Chuck' a TV, 152 But- " " In thil areo. No •lllng. To Ylpplea ••••• , ••.•••• 35 11•~•c br-""", • - ......._ Rl. 1, -----------2UZ. ~1~ : qualify you mutt h.,. car, OM · lemut, PomerOJ. Phone 992-· cttango Lag-Along• • • • - • . . • • • 33 2 rohroncos. $ 1,8150 to -----------!'bone 84 ~ o. Real Estate For Sale READY-IIIx coNCRETE dall.. -~~~ - - - - - '"'~"""--= 5080. 10-16-tfc $3,7150 c-.h MCur.d bV inv.ntory _...,..._ Hlslt Ind. Game - Tom CatGOOD 4-Wroom houiL Garl1-9.2tp end rlabt to f1IUl' proJocL ' lnslnnce tnd equlpmonl . Few hOUfl WMk· soU, 213 and Betcy Fultz, 176. ly can net .. collont income. More .,., basement, utility........ - - - - - - - - - - - - , Faat and ...,, n- •Ill-: Atrro.IIOJIILE ~naqruco .._J Second high ind. game - Fred ROOF REPAIR ... ,..,, ..lj fl.dl thne . For POI"Iontl lnmrvlaw Available In few dlya. Phone 5 ROOM HOUSE, batll, attached motea. Ph. ttz.3284, ·Go.o' ean:alle!? Loll :raur apera., Mnd name, oddr"' end phone Morrow, 182 and NeacU Car!leY q; alaolutw loa palllll.. llllll . nwnbor to : 992-2'192. u-4-tfe )llra8L !'bone New ~~a.... a.b'-llllx eo., lllddl.. : ...... "-at'l c.liwJ4tM, ! 173. , . 11,., bJ eomraeL 882-2870. 11-+elp part, Olllo. ~-aWe ~~1-Uai Dlolri. Doon. 4158 High Series- Fred Morrow, 535 So. 2nd W.t Free oatlmate. Phone 9924 ROOM unturnlahed houae, -----------S.h LAito City, Utah 84101 531 and Sara Owen 445. Second SOME RE_ADY 2806. we ao IIIJWhere. 1650 LIDcoln llelabta. Phone MEN'S w..-k unlfGrmL SilO 29high series - Tom CaneU, 10-1.tfc 992-3874. 10.:12-Uc 40.. Jorter's a ....,.. stoce• 520 and Neadl caraey, 440. --~----:--;;--;--=-;;;;;;:;;:---------, - - - - - - - - - - - - - Rl. 33, aolllll toward lllllrOCCUP~NCY High Team Game and Series r 1640 LINCOLN 11t1., 4 room1 ground&. 11-4-etc _ Alley Cal.l 627 and 1789. A . aq4 bo.th, l'l baaement. Floaae - ------- ---992.:1293. 10-30-Uc SINGER H1llllll machine, 88 claaa ID lllee wallU cablael, 992-3454""- . TRAILER, Brown's Trailer 11a IIS,butlllot ••r, andm......,.. Win aaerUlee for Park, Minersville, Ohio. Fill In form and mall to: Ph. 992-3324. 11-4-Gtc ~ CllfhCII'tenlla. ~ ..:12685. . · 11-Wtc Fran p. 0. Box 23 I ROOMS, bath. CI-IOIGwn. - - - - - - - - - - -.-, Ph. 992-2049, 99~ 1 aftir ELECTROLUX _ , _ " ' Pomoroy, Ohio 45769 TUESlAY 5, 10-U-tfc er IDilka- CGIIIIIUaa. Hal EASI'ERN BAND Boosters -------------a11 1 .....,... alll.dlmllu, ----------------·------~-will meet Tlleeday at 8 p.m. cord wlllder and paint .....,., FURNISHED HOUSE, 3 rooma . will aall to re...,..tbla llirtl 111 tile hiiJ! school. All parenlll t..ldrou - - - - ore urrred to attend to di&CUII "ik.et- - - -·- - - - - and bath. Ono Pre- ··for $11.50.,.... ..- tenila arferred. Phone 992-5592 after raapd. 1"- HJ.:IIBL ,_ band uniforms. 5 p, m. 114«c 11-+llc We may be witnessing in the Middle E...t something ph... _____ _ ' like the early stages of a At•--:---HENl!Y ci.ELAND, li new Hundred Years War. Olllea fd.ml -U.N. Secrttary Geru!ral U o\roo of lnttreot - - Jtca99Wii8 Thant. Property n R. H, Raw IIIIlS Sou oiL Fii"RNA"c£;-tDitaJW.."" For Went A4 S..wlce 5 DAY 992-2151 NIGHT 992-7324 MIDDLI!PORT, 01110 LADIES. Full or ~ time In 11-9-8tc DEADLINES clq of Pomeroy. Earn t3 10 -----------NEW 5 ' ·"'· Oer Bef•• P•lic.,len $4 hourly servlcllll! cus!OIIl- Auto Sales '~11. Torma uoUabls. PM Mon411r O.e411,. 9 •·•· co-lletlon• & c.r,.c,~• ors with Watkins Product• ... t92-33$2. Will a.. eccepl.l until f •·•· f ... IIIII au-taur.a gifts. No ex· 1965 FORD plciql. 6-qL Ph. . · 10-111otte_: Der of P.. li«~ 1.,. perlence necoalal')'. No II>742-5361. 11-7-3tc ---------~=•-~-' REGUlATIONS TM Put.list..r ,,,,,..... the t6tht veatmOIL Write Ruth J1er. -----------196SNEWMOONhouaetraller, .. Mit 01' r1jec:t 1"1' .... he~ . . ••u •• Prod U,.;~ol ~ 1 •-515x10. See Waller Jlaa.y, pus, WIIUUJUI u~~o,;,, tecfior~~~l. T._ ,.,.lisher will '* , Wlnore, M1m. 55987, , 5 FORD .ti09S Rrat raod 011 rlsht past Rutl•.....,ct i ... erti .... 11-10-1tc Goloxlo 'SJO "Vf"TTr. I;Jcin. lallll t<111 t41lJIL " ..,........ ,.. -· ...... • i • .------,. • E.. y .._, Pl.n ht Roadl111 of N- green exterior fintsh wrth ..0. 2. • O.U Dey o.Uver,. 8:00P.M. white nylon 1op, vinyl interior trim. 196-4 CORYAIR-$795 Spider, 2 Door. Block finish, good tires. 4 speed. . Radio . . . - ond heat.. .. - -· . hD<H:ar * T"atetl Oil ........ Malibu Conv. VB engine, pa-rglode, radoo! heat~, .4 n old-titMr i.s a ptT· son who rtcolla whtn a NO. I F..._al Ordor of Eagl•s Will Hold l11p0rtant . _$1295 . 8us1n.ess 5erv1ces LANDMARK Moodoy, N""- 10, 1969 radio, bucket seat and console. 1965 CHEYELLE- and their succnsDnln office Nil permit at ell tlmu the .,.-eKhen Who mey be duly tuthorilt<l according to tnt discipline of said • .. NOTICE TO ALL MEMBERS MEIGS AERIE 2171 1965 PONTIAC---~1.395 Grand Prix H. T. Coupe. Local car. Maroon fonollh, good tires, auto. trana., power ttHring & brakes, new whitewall tires .' ~~~O~IL--~r-~=-~.~----~~~~~===-~ . ' Notice lotorCt. truatees own the fOllowing real wnt corner ot the old Fair ·......., ....... ____ .....,...,__..., . ......., L.GAL NOTICE Meigs. In the State ot Ohkt .nd S.lllbUrY Township, end In the Ohio Company's Purcha ... bound.ct and dncrlbed 11 lollows : Beginning at the south· '-·1"-•1•-·---·•·- From Auto's To Yo-Yo's fu Sentinel Ws.nt Ads • Notlct 11 nereby given that the TrutiHI Of fhe Llurtl Cliff Free Methadlst Church, Pome-roy, Ohio, A.D., flied their petition In the COmmon Pleat Court of Meiga County. Ohio, alleging that said 11tete: All that tract or l)lltctl of land situate In Itt. County of I Entertained.'. THE BORN P" DID'J,A. 'SEE A B.&.T ARoUIID n.. start•, --;;..M., m.GMI.- " ....... •aU· ::u:,c:. .~ a: •ON!.!~!...hou':.! w=:. G~~. :;:~ Hy~~ I.oeal Bowling l ... Y"ioi:D a "ARiuilt:iWs --------------1 _.. ...... .._. . . . . . . .., ________ _ NEW.·HOMES··. FOR SALE 'I • ; j ' FOif • . L•o IES LEE COfiS11UOION · ARE YOU INTEREStED lfl PARTTIME or FUll-TIME EMPI.OYM(Nl1 -------------- Ueli .... -----'e:,;------------------ • I WldJ..i iliilness Sanlcas._ i.iJ} ..... - DAILY CROSSWORD AOB088 l . I.en6. 11lxchan&"O 9. Attemp!ed ll.Net 12.Lua tnquent 18. Bury lt.Uko IS. '1'rMlDg .,.... 17.Lilld 3. VenUiate 22. Irreg- "-Pour O.Ooln (Jap.) &.Humor 2t. - 7.Ciooe (poll) B.Lakell:rte hero - lO.DuU 11. Teen-ace 18. Tatter lt.Sew t....ry 21. Weaverbird (8. Afr.) ular u.........bleth... fourJulllblu, oew letter to each equare, to form four on:Una17 wordt. daaee 27. Frothy Sea a. D)'IDMa so. sm.-re 82.Greek letter M. ll'llllt· like rock 31. Dor'•IWill aa.Ladp momllenr tO. Apiece (J IJUSSlc· Now .....-.np the clreled kCten 10 form the IUJlll'ioo -••· ao IIIIIHied ..,. ...........-.. l-=:rl 1118 (I I I I J-rALwAn( I I I I] .r...w.., CIIAIIT s••.......,•• .. (A.wtn ro·•-•~•• •1 UNCU UTIIAI. STOC.IN 411Awrn .,... oftit• rlrPHP"•I ld.ld-LOCAL CALLS D. I LEARNED ~IN61N ~Hin. "[XW( �__ ..,....., ___ . . .. -- --- -...-- ·----:---------------.-,-, ------- ' ............ . -. --.• . ........ " " --. ..----· .... -~-----· .._. _, _ .. ' I ... ' I , ' '. . ' I"· · ,(I 1 I \. . . .' .I ' I • - . ' 8- ._.R~VD~-...NEW· •s.... Big Week of TV Specials Here· ' Levy Fails in GAUGES - Galllpolla, 12.2 Mill FIIIPnld. ~ CGIII'If, ~ the moat halld101111 IIIII lalJb' RICK DU IIROW and 13.0 l'llllllllW t.5 rett ~: HOLLVWOOD (UPI) - A Ju- entad podoriiier• 1a capUviQ', alnl• wmdorl\1117. JloWID ... rollen; Pl. Pleasant, 2f.24; lie AndriWI • Harry Belafoale aharoCl a nmadlablt J'II\PII't. YarliD lip - - .......... A new onHa1f mUI 1u laY)' Pomeroy • Ma1011, 20. 71; Jlln. musical bciiiJ' 011 NBC ldckodotr apl...ild - · lltenta .... ..tar~a~. Alld which hod puoed by 0110 vote ton, 0. 93 stat.; Kau•wha Falla, a biB weoi<~televlsiOIIapoctalo lop illdwilliY ..-tiOil. Thoro he'l atll1 the belt of ....... In the "IIIIOftlelal" CGWII last 3.Bt rlq Charlaston,18.13 &mda,y nl(lht. Tonl(lht II' a Car- II lltllo ...,atloD the ~·­ ....... he hal • . , . _ ... Itt tlon wa1 0111 ~ television'• all- b11 hair dorm, IIIII thll'a exTueoday 1n ara.., Townohlp rlo!rv. I - . , Marmet and TY,,.mRevieU1 ou:t)J wMt he Ia able to liD • faDed In the uafftcial" ~ Wlnfteld are en the 1W. time musical clallchta. by the Meigs Cow11;y Jioord or BOAT MOVEMENTS: Bu:Diti, - - " " • - thlo well - -etod ""-• Elections. GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - Ole- ol a.mett on CBS with Bini Bob Hopa, b7 the Q1, PIP' Mill Blrntll, meunrhllt Croab)', Ella Fltzprald a n d Aecordins to tile unomclal •andor "'2:55 P. m.; QueenCicy Rorrari and Martin. '11111'aday Who . &110 IMmed exoellent)J In 011 Crolbf ..........oed " · count, thelaeuepaaoedb)-911-97, don 3:20p.m.; POIIIY Downey with Mill - · 011 vidoo the - . and the CI'OOIIIJ:'t However, the bolrdorelectlona down 10:20 p. m.;JohnFDll-n Jolinny Caraoa and Bill Coo- Ia the put - otrero tonl(lht a euy pr<lfeelllmiiiDI Ia a IIIIo announc"' toda1 the meaSIIre 1:50 a. m.; JaneT. clown2:50a. by han prime time Cllllled7 molt welcome "IIJ8Cial11 - ~ lOll ... •rprloed, he m.; muo Bird ltl ·5:30 a. m.; ontrltl. taUod 9~7. thelell Q.l,llddy malebe• Hope The Andrewa.J!elaloate hour boor within the •'CJided ~ .her The new tu ,..1 bollW aoked Becl\lol'd down 6:20 a. m.; Jim nek)J aerlea. Her wldo..-&111- with l " lhlt breakl t b • for current npenaes. Mill"!'~ and S. M. Jenks ~ waa pure flloatrical magic. Ex- lnB ll>llltlea are on notable .COIIIOdllll "'' The hour .allo fD,. panded, It CCIUid _ . on Broaddudoa a 1111sical comeo!l trillResidents of the township a. m. dl~. ha>e live cio1a If they witlll to KANAWHA RIVER- London, llal and run for • • · II Ia a !lie Ia roally on her pmo 1M "' PafUnoomt Plclural,tldn8 to neop vldeo'1 ill file aketchea. Ill 0111, lht Min Burnett clcJin8 parodlea of me an ~U>Pllcatlon for a recount Semel "' 2:20 a. DL; Marmet. sure -IOIUII awards. The producer with the c...,cy board or olec- National doWn 10:20 p. m.; AI· play• a 110t-1o 41mb Cam&lllre Marl.,. Dietrich and "A PIUe tl0111. Five pera0118 must ro- an R. Merrill down 12:45 a. DL; and dlreetor WSI Golrar Cham- Girl w1>o ouumarta pqstera. Ia Thellln,"--c:boleo queat the recount. WlnllelcJ, Jefferson "' 7:05 plOD, and Ida tboatricalin_,i- Ill another, abe II a atar-<llrudt ltamo. · p.m.; Fort Dearborn down1:55 IY and Impeccable taste brcullrt Mill BurDett pilllS trllldt.a wallrall wl>o Craib)' a. m.; Elgorcllft d""n 2:05 a. out the best Ia bl1 BIIPOrb atara. In a Hollywood roataurant. il to other ltudiol 011 her Nrlel. The 1101111d ~ IDilllc haararem.; L W, SWeet QP 4:30 a. m.; 11 been betlor aa Mill An- a fhlrd, lht Ia the wife of a "I can't walt to do VniYII'• Ouachita - n 7 s. m. two fell"" wbose memory Ia rather aal," abe aayd, '"10 I Clll dD OillO RIVER - Lock 13, drews and Mra. Belafonta, bad; for Instance, be can't re- Marla Mootez •• the Colft E>ploror QP 6:45 a.m.; woman.~ member her name. A car was demolished, a aeoLock 14, John J . Rowe up 9:45 A NEw DRILL TEAM COIJ1lOSod of junior members modo Ito -ranee Sunday ot a end car heavily damapd and a p.m.; Charles K. ot~10:15p, m.; reception honoring Mrs. Bon Neutzllng, Eighth District American Legion Ladies AuxUiary driver cltod to courtaa the r • Suaan VIckers QP 12' 40 a. m.; president. The g~ from the junior unit or Drew Webster Post Aunllary - only a part or suit or an accident on Duncan Bruce 1t1 3 a. m.; st. the team - includes, ll'ort row, from the left, Jackie Carsey, Terri Russell, Tammy GrueaAve. at 5, 40 p, m. Saturday. Marya down 5:40 a. m.; Lock !IIerman Madison a1Uer, 84, Griffin said Bede then -* TULEDO (UPil - Bull.,... or, Pam Vaughan and Ida easel; back row, from tho left, Pat Vaughan, Maureen HormesQ, Pomeroy pollee aald a west- 16, A. V. Criss ltl 2:35 a. m.; Rutland, Rt. 1, died ot !do roo- man - Aviator Jim Bede of to CIIVIIand "where he knew Vicki Vaughan, Diana C&rsey, holding Jennifer Couch, elsht months, youngest junior m boundcardrlvenbyEdnaSmlth Lady Roaomaryd.,.n6:35a.m.; iclence Saturday morning. Mr. Cleveland medo a safe omer- fhe al._tl In fhe area" and to ber, and 0\erle Reuter. SO,Pomeroy,faUodtootraiab~ Lockl7,0nwardotJ11:20p,m.; Butler was a cool miner all~ gency landing here •rly taday check lilt weather visually. "W. senf up a chaN plano en out alter gettl arcund Andrew P. Calhoun up 3:05 a. Ida life. In his long . winged moforlud which confected Bede near curve. Tho 'lehlcl':went m.; Johll Ladd Dean down 6:10 He Ia ourvlvod b7 !do wife, sallplano following on tloctrlcal Qeveland," GriHin uld. ~ ... center, acroaa the road, struck L m.; BellevW~ Locks, Ker>- Gertrude; a son, Ceell, Find- faiiiA't which cut short his as-· "Jim foil~ lilt chall pl.,.. a utlllty pole, and amaohod Into ova 1t1 midnight, Steel Ra~Wer lay, Ohio, tbroe.....,.tchUdron, sault on a -los of _.ld disto Toledo where he landod/' fence recordS. car parkect olf tho street up 2:10 a. m.; Eastern"' 2:35 and six sroat • l!l'and~ Griffin said. Paul Griffin, an auoclato of the residence or Mr. and Mr~t. a. m.; Susan Lane ot~3:20e. m.; He wsa procedecl In death b)' The FAA'at Toledo Btdt, said In Columbea taday Frank W. Porter, Tho Porter< Racine Locka, Helen S. down a brother and six sisters. way Airport Mid Bede IMidtd that he lost communlcatlohl car had hesyY damage. Mrs. 12:05 a.m.; Peace d..,n2a.m.; Funeral aervice1 will be fhe plano (llfely. With Btdt when he WOI ..... Smith was cited to court for Mt. Slate and Toby C. up 3:30 TUe&day at 1 p.m. at the MarBtdt had hoped to and fhe driving left of center. a. m.; R. H. Bosworth D ot~4:20 tin Funeral Homo wifll the Rev. Dayton. 3'12 day non-stop flight at Port "He turned around and came a. m.; Jesse D. lUI 5:35 s. m.; Albert McGee ot!lclallng. BurCotumbel at about 10 p.m. GreenotJ Locks, Cotton Queen 1a1 will be In Mllea Cem-,.. back to Columbus but the fltld . . . sat - a l flxad dltQP 3 p. m.; Elisha Woods"' 4 Friends may call at the flloer- was -kt<l In and he couldn't tance flight r.-dl belora milkland," 110ld Griffin . "A Otlla p. m.; J. S. Lawiadown 10p,m.; a1 home llrl)'tlme. tht om01 gency landing. Ing airliner frlt<l to help. Jim atstevenson down 12:40 a. m.; Prlcw to lOlling here he tempted to follow him Into fhe VETERANS )IEMORIAL Philip Sporn down 3:10 e. m.; airport but he waa moving tOo broke fhe 8-29 distance , _ d Jellboat 1t1 5 S. m.; Moldahl HDSPlrAL fast. Jim broke off and decided of 8,150 millis with a ntw recon:l Locke, Ravenswood, Diane BasSs1Urday Admloaions- Minnot to carne In through the ov- of 8,956. worth 1t1 8:40 p, m.; Allied-Ash- nto Johnson, Afllena; Toroaa ercast." Four defendants forfeltod land down 10:30 p, m.; Illinois Corbin Cheshire· James Cochbonda and two others were lined down 10' 55 p. m. ran, GaiJipolla. ' Saturday night In the court of YOUTH APPREHENDED ' Ss1Urday Dlachargea - ElmPomeroy MayorCharleaLepr. A 16-year-<>ld o a - or leo Meadows, Ava GUlley, AIForfeiting - s wore Paul Fairfield School for Boys In pha Bailey, Clara Bumprt181', Miller, Colwnbua, $23,70,poal- Lancaster, was apprehended In Larry MUhoan, Elmer Clark, t<l on a speoc11ng charge; nor- Salem Township Friday by the Thomas Cook, J<emoth Holf. ence Birchfield or stewart,$25, Meigs County !llerlll's Dept. man, Dorothy Cuhdollar, Brllell of center, unsafe mumer, Tho youth, absent from tho an Armo, Torry Ferguoon, for $25; Robert Chrlaomer, Che- achonl about a month, has been Gr0110ry Ferguaon. MR. AND MRS. BEN NEUI'ZUNG ~ PCIIleroy ore pictured as the7 gre !lad IIJIIlorcus for home. the Housewares shire, $25, taUure to display returnod to the school. &mda,y Admissions - Ray. area residents atlondlng a receptloo SllllllaJI afternoon at the Pomeroy Elementary School department the operator'• license; Bobby Arr>ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL mond Mlller, Pomeroy; Ear I honorlog Mrs. Neutzllng who is Elshth District President ol the American Legion's ladle a old, Shade, $18.70, speeding. Earl Folt, HarrloonvUlo, was Folt, HarrlaonvUle; Mabel GerAuxiliary, The auxiliary oC Pomeroy's Drew Webster Post 39 aponaorod the event honoring: 111d Flnod were B11,1ra E~IJIOl', taksn to Velarapa Memorial lach, Vinton; Jackie Sallero, Mrs. Neutzling, a member. for AmosvUie, $5 and eooto,IDIOXI- Hoaplt,.J by the · Middleport ~·cuae; Frankie - . !'OmMr. and Mrs. Roy Young of Lan- cation, and Larry Wyatt, ad- emergency sqiiOdSIIIIIIaJimor,.. eroy. !imday Discharges - Electa caster, Otis Bass of Columbus, dress not recorded, $10 and lng at 8:42 and admitted. Fait the lnti>xicatlon. was hemorrhaging, aq,.dmen Harman, Frederick Thompoon, coats, Mr, and Mrs, Peck Bass of aald. Ethel Johll-. Pomeroy, Mrs. Walter France Seeolid Count c"'*' - ..u, -.r- .Sc : n~~ .... So Auto Demolished Saturday Evening steoJ :. e·. Sherman Buder of .'rut y ' . Bede Forced to Land Rutland is Dead Unl:; • en tine a. VOL. ·XXJI NO. 1.~ DetJolfJd To atreell Of Be Meigi-MGIOil Area PQMEROY-MIDQLEPORT. OHIO ...:.T.=.:W::..:.::...DA...:Y~• ...:N...:..O_VE:.:.:MB=ER:....l...:..l._:l96_:_9_ _ _ _PR_IC_E_lO...:-:...CE_N........ T$ 1111'1; a e...,... · all 1 4 Forfeited Bonds ~ ... CIJIIIIRGri., ~.r lead In Mayor's Court .Uii laaditadQtD bll bld for. NeOIIII term Ia e1eciiCitll DJ'Joid llr wlok IPll · hlcienct and poiWcal murders. '11lnlol_.wai .. ...,. , • , ~ on~eroc~ nat~ca~ pollee io shoot to ldJl •k• EIHrftlds In POIMriJ Your Shappl~~g Center Waarin1warel your family and furnishin1s your Visit on first floer. See the many new interestinl arrivals for your home, lifts. Capjie salespeaple will help you all over l1 tlclol boll B Wa1 pla4 Marjorie Grimm. The Baptiot and Mrs, Pearl Lanning of RutBY MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS HUSTLERS CLASS MEETS Women's Day of Prayer was land. Mrs. Rebecca Clalli of San The Happy Hustlers Sunday observed with themeoi"Let Us School Class of the Wesleyan Rise Up and Build." Fifteen Francisco, Calif., Is vialtlog United Methodist Church met members two visitors were her grandmother' Mrs. James Cll ln the social rooms orthe church presenL A tellowahlp boor with Swart and her aunt, Mrs. AlFriday evening, Oct. 31. Mrs. refreshments served by the fred Crow and family, Borlha Spencer and Mrs. Curt Esther Circle was held In the Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Seiser Johnson presented a candle- church basement social rooms. and daughter and Mr. Grover I COME FOR FUNERAL Salser, Sr., spent a weekend lighting skit with seven memCD Relatives and friends from a with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Birch bers taking part. A hnge birthday cake with candles was used. distance coming for the tuner- and chUdren at Bellvue. Mrs. The business session followed al or Mr. Bon Petra! Included Emma Salser accompsnlod ;;· with the president, Mrs. Doro- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feuer- them horne after spending two I thy McKenzie, presiding, at bacher of Zanesville, Mr. aOO weeks with the Birches. CD which time several plans were Mrs. Jack FeuerbacherofJackMrs. Adurey Wllsonandfamformulated. The meeting closed son, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cow- il)' or Jackson were Sunday vlswith grO'i> singing alter which dery and son, Wayne, of Wash· ltors of her mother, Mrs. Harthe hostesses, Mrs. Spencer and lngton C. H., Mr. and Mrs. ry llayrnan. I Mrs. Johnson served cake, George Savage ol Batavia, N. Miss Jane Ellis or ArlingCD cookies am cocree to fifteen Y., Mrs. Anna Jones of New ton, Va., and Miss Grace Ellis York, Mr. and Mrs. Loo Blak- or Colwnbua were guests of members. SOCIETY MET NOV, 4 ley of Colwnbus and Mrs. Lucy Homer and Edith Hayman on The B. M. Sayre Missionary Cowdery of Washington Coort Saturday. I Society met Tue8day evening, House. Mrs, Ann Coe spent a week Ill Mr. Henry Roush returned with Mr. and Mrs. Dave ThornNov, 4, at the First Baptist ;; Church. Alter a plano prelude home from Holzer Medical Cen- as al Gahanns. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lewis by Mrs. Lillian Hayman the ter. ;;· Mrs. Howard Frank accom- ol Canton spent the weekend meeting was called to order by l Mrs. Mary K, Yost, president. panled Mr. and Mrs. Herman with Mr. and Mrs. George NelgCD The gl"O\C) sang •cnraw Me Near- Carson of Coolville to Akron lor and Mrs. John Marr. er". The devotional subject was to atlond funeral services or Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simp9!. "Mastered By What?" The their aunt, Mrs. Paul Apgar. son spent theweekendinWoodaMr. and Mrs. Rober! Brad- field with Mr. and Mrs. Brian scripture was PhD. 2+5-18and was !allowed by prayer. Alter ford of Hebron visltod Mr. and Simpson and children. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Grimm of a brier business session, the Mrs. Crill Bradford and Mrs. Love Gilt dedication was led by Otlo Bradford. Mr. Otto Brad- Columbus spent a weekend with Mrs. Marie Roush and Mrs. ford Is In a Cincinnati hospital. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. RodMrs. Hazel C&rnahan vlsltod erick Grimm. ·I In Columbus with Mrs. Vernon Bobb and family, Mrs. John Parsons and family and Mrs. Tonight and T unday Ralph Gilmore. She aho visit- SERVICES SET COLUMBUS (UPIJ-Servlces No•. 10-11 ed her slater, Mrs. Loa Tia"TRUE GRIT" dale, at Buckeye Lake, andre- lor Robert N. English, former business editor tor the Cofum· John Wo yne turned horne with Miss Frances bus Dlspafch, were scheduled Glen Campbell Footer who had spent the week- lor Tuesday. Colorcartoons: end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles English, who retired In 1MI ;;· Thin~ Sin~ han Selsor at Johnstown, com- after ol2 ~rs with lilt after· Good Hoigl!ltors lq to Buckeye Lake for Mrs. noon n e - . dlt<l Saturday . I Stub Cow~y Cernollan. after a shorf Illness. He wu 65. SHOW STARTS 7 P Jl. Sunday alterooon goosts or English joined the paper as a ..iiiiiiioliii-iiio;.;,.;;;.;,.• Mr. and Mrs. Frod caclle were copy boy In 1926. He lnlnt<l fhe business Ndlon In 1941. Ha was t<IHcw oi the buslntll and Industry column which ran for 27 years. · ~ - Bar1a1n - Bar1a1n - Barplii':.. Available For Our Customers and Friends .-· ': i "l'' wll Ba en ... ( . '!.. rol ""' ,. n~ ,. ... ... pcO ' !i . ''. :• ' !' ' . . . ,, ·',, l ~ ' ;.' S· Bank.\merlcani/Muslc Boll/A & M Records SP 19006 (l3) Side One: Side Two: 1. My Hoart Belongs To Dodlly 1. Brasilia 2. Laok Around 2. Tho Lovoro 3. Wind $oag 3. Fowl Play 4- .Canclon Do Amor (Wandorlno) .(, It's Hard to ~ay 5. Gr..., Poppers 5. B0-80 ' ' I • ' . I , •. lEG. HOT DOG ISe DRINK 10e CHIPS 45c DAllY ISLE 4th & LOCUST MIDDLEPORT jacker SAIGON - ,NOiml VIETNAMESE REGIJLAIIS triad for tho •1"0"11.time to blr do1• to llorOia u.s. Jlllll haat, btWed SOitb vttt 1"'!It ~ fl1r a biUoek ahot daim 111 ~ lctm b.UCCIIIIei' In .lllbtill rCJOrttcl today rr.... the ca......in _,.,_,.and HART TO SPEAK COLUMBUS (UPI)-U.S. San. Phillip Hart. D-Mich., will be guest speaker few lilt two-dey conference on delemt spending end national securHy here. San. Hart will speek at Tuet· day's mslon of lilt conference, spon-t<l by the Ohla Loegue of Women Voters. Another speaker will be Max Frankel, Washington correspondent for the Now York Times. 011,... 8) -, ·<' ·: • :' ' Goodbye • All MlddltPiri Ylllalwtlmdl llltaltcl_ f1U,5t5.18 u .:of Oet. ,, •r- . :l 31, c;., Grila, d&;k" er. 111 w n. t1; .._....,_ Yl1lap iomacll llllt Ia n•ilir OFFER aeulon. EFFECTIVE NOY. 3 TOlS ,. ' ~- COME IN :t'HIS lEEK AND ..~ POSE FOR YOUR PICTURE BANKAIERICARO('i) ~ . (f) - . . s-1_, '""" _. ~- .,~"'<:' ~ . ""'" c:or.-too I . : ' I' The Citizens National ian~- Ml4dlep•t The Farmers Bank &Savl1gi Co.~· :PIMeroy The Pomeroy National' lan~, -~•••'"' · NtH-' ,.,., ;;- f ' '' C... 6a'M a•lrubrlfour6 lime Shoplifters Thick (~·.eli This rocordint ooay be ployed olthor 11on•rally or storeophonlcallr J ! o-. lmmedlato ln..tlgatlon of lite i •'' earll nturllla .,_,.. The ltttor- turned- io fha F Bl which btgM . . .MEIGS .THEATRE' ! Ollthebello~ terlud ·eitCttli) .-blne '~three Ylnlla WltvllloD lllatlontpr,.. Jeelad ........... 12, U btbw 011 the w.,to a Jon!aiJclt mtGey ov11' bla cbtiJ-. San. !ioralo Jr, .... 52. Grand Ctnfrtl Illation of lite post office about 12 lloul'a before lilt explolkiM and llaiW that CUIIIocltanl . , lite lhrte bUIIdlngo - l d be felophonod "30 to.., minutes In edvonca io lnlln that tho buildings -uld be claor of - " · " In Ncb Ins!.,.. Sllch a call was made. The !atfer .,.......... that lilt bombl .... sot off "during till$ week of lntlw• p; ut•l. .. " NOW ON SALE-1.00 . .. ~ JIQ, ' been klllod b)' IJI8h!l'allln tho cam- Rocked Al~u• Herb Alpert and The Tlluana Brass-Stereo Record ~- Ill' 1<11 paign thot bipD ~ a... I BANKAMERICARD SOMETHING SPECIAL -FROM ... ., pq l eli ; ,.lOIII Ia P..., ... !i' e: !&.,., SlliQI~ oionera. ..~ Rowe...-, dlacUNkln Ia the realiar 'itniatt11 lll!tlll(lht o u I lhlt only $100,000 Ia tObtmado available llllllallf · for rears and that plannlow IIIII .,.. clneerllW reU wDI ,_deeply Into PJojocla unttrtaJcen. :iii am t. ii, ".-.~ ~·biB Wteri. dlopott Planllal CGmmlallon c_....t of Bill Cbllda, Edl· aon llal<ar and Em wt !llultr, Tilt propoaalwW be oubmltted a dlotance or 2,1130 feet, with a 1 - ~mont or &o.toot right-of-way, SL from P""ell Sl. to Rallrood SL, a dlotanceof2,160feet,wlth CooplcU ol10 dlscuaoed II& a 40-loot rf&hklf-oray. lerwth rosular moettna Jut Dlllht. the PI opoat<l new lire,... 2 - ~nt or Mill st. parlment btUquartera. Pard. frciiD SOle Flab to near llldlo clptilns were membero or tho Stalll!n IJKPO, ii distance of1.- plannlJw oommlsslon, F I r t ' . · · 730 feet-rr1lb a SO-loot ritlhl..al· Chief !lab flaher and llromoa · '11lt throe Pl~4 lliPI'9Nd, ny, TCIII Darst and Pela KloeL bJ tho coune!J,lll ·l!!e Ol'ileri(¥- . 3 - ln41101-.nt or Aab 9L Chief Fisher Yld that thodeen them b)' f i i , p - . . - tram Powell !I. Ill South 'l1drf, (C<Jntlnued 011JIIP 4l · to the Melp J:auntY COII!IIU- are: store. Racine Social Events Ben • IWIILN -:- PIIESIQENT FERIINAND E. MAllCOs took an M!ddliPO"t Vlll.ap Couliell wm make a bid for $100,000 Ia Slota luue I flnlo which Ia• !Mota allocated to Mete• Coiull1 .for U!e devol~ or aeeus roacla. Monday Dl(lht tho couneU Ullilllmouab' wo...t throe p~ propoaed b)' the Mid- 1 • Ao•"' llonh of Tho Afhooo - - • ' '·' '• ~ Afh•••· oNo ~" lft!l•.ri~;t; · il•!~col. ~ ' I , ' ' - - I ' . � 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 11. November 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/. 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