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World Air · · plane the) '1!88 one of tlidee 'hljaeked, said ~'the . to prevent 414 pe!'IOILI ..._ the . ·. . hdlllgea, said ''we were lih81lfn8 b)' the JOI'(janlad army .,..... · wu murderOus. Men, wdmen " perrUiaa In • . · . ak:)lrlf · ~ted as IWmanely as pol!ll, and cblldren . · - e slaughb!red Ibis llliJ'\Iinll. hljacldnp line . . . ' W.!.',O!tia l8id they ran ahli:t In big numbenl." t . he ·' '. . ' '" ,,.. I (' .' ' ., , • I ' ' . .. il ~. . ,.:.- In the shattered capital •of Amman, the airlift of food and the cleaning up crt' the· homes and apartments shattered by lbe fighting began. . '·· ·. ' ... ; \·\:- .. ....,.. . ' Jordan's new civilian roYllrn· nlent, named by Hlllleln Saturday, worked to pro1llde food and water and to restore publlc services. Hoepltals wl!re Jam!ned, with many wounded lying on blankell on the flilon and In llallways. ·: Estimates of the dead and wounded ranged from 2,500 to 10 Urnes that number . 0 -· . . . ' .. AS A PATH DF .lEAsr (To A Cl<.MS'r' 1'\NJ ... ) . J ' .·. ... ·, ·; ••• v ·. Re:SISTA.'JC£ . .i . :' · o&:'l' 'EM -RUdy a.atln, IIICI: Dallas Weber, taclde, and Tom !'<. h b s: ~ ' ' ..w Co '' ·" ' l~' •\ "J ' ~. fSller, au !fOpiiODlGrea l'lblw1Dbeb8ardfnm In 1971and 111'12; dl!ered the Marallden.on Friday nilbt at trimton In their upeetWvtctory over the Tlpra. · TIIEOVTLOOK Oblo uleaded outlook '11umday alld Friday: Wllflll wllll blpo Ia the upper '101 north to lhe. 8lo aoatb sad l~wsln the 50s. Fair 1bunday and a chuce ef •bowen Friday• PAST ELEGANCE of tile Ttius soulhern colonial style mansion ~ reOected in these huge poplar pillars at1he front of the old plantation home located In Rutland Township. It was hoHt by Sle)ilen Titus \1lbl founded a I,IJOO..acre sheep plantation in Meigs County in 1833. People of wealth, the Titus family operated woolen mills in1he east. Tbe plantation was founded In Meigs County to aupply more wool. Tbe mansion was last occupied by the lateGeCX"ge V. Titus and Ilia sister, the late Mils Edltll Titus, grandcblldren of the foun. der. Mrs. George Lasher of Rutland IJ a sister of the late occupants and Mrs. James Tltua of pear Rutland, a lllsler-lnlaw. Contents of the mansion wW be sold at public auclloa beginning at 10:30 a.m. on both Wemeaday and TbU!'8day. Patrona of the aale wW not he permitted Inside the structure · for re880I1B of safety. II b U. S. Pledged to Hold Mediterranean WASHINGTON, D. c. ~t , ptopoaal ., '" -·· ...... J. ' '. -;, ... ,,. ., ',.,, • _. • ···•' I ' • '• ~"-""<'· "''"''"'~-·· \ \ " ' ·~· 1 ' !~ \ '· ' ., ' . J. ' - An . . submitted . ROME (UPI) - President safe fr(lJII future war. Ilia arrival in Rome Sunday. Rome, and wavl!ll red 111¥1 ;rleci2!15JiellGIIIIIIId ~~~l~~~~-~~~dr•~~~~ At~::'&~ti;1 ~v=~-""~"""' • Ntter~._ - .. atanlfleently broJden the econOJ!I!c growth - of , So¥~ Oblo .-~ ~ .- InClUded in· lba Filileral'·Aiil HJsbw'ay Act ot 19'10 reported FrldayoutollbelloUaePubHe Works ('munllfee of wblcb Miller iJ I member. 11 wo~l! authorize ap· aays propriaUonSIIUIOOnillllyn f« • point thai each o1 the flleal years 11172 and 1973 for the c:oostrucuon and bnprovement of blghwa~s Into areas of hlgb eoonomlc grol'llh lnlbe polential. '"11le portion of lbe Federal earner IIIla lflshway ·Act Is of major · In;,.;;, .n:.:.i!ll&rbi .lbla 1 ter,at to Southeaatem Oblo Europe~ 1111111 a ~~~·~ Ullllecl Stajes, l'lllb llnhlPI .and Ita 4eterminallon, will keep the Mediterranean -whereagrowlnsSovletnaval for~il '~nging A!nerica's lbng-l!landing dominance In lbe Mediternnean- shorlly ·after ROME (UP!) - Preladent Nlllon~ganbiaEuropean tour In Italy today l'llth bilks oo the tense Middle East and a sur· prlae welcome for 211 Americans returning home after three weelu In Arab guerrUla cap. tlvlty. The President Oew to Rome International Airport by before a gala luncbeon given in blahOBoraiQulrinalePalaceby President Guioeppe Sarasus. The passengers were among 38 American airline p&osengers held for three weeks In Jordan after guerrillas bljacked four airliners. The 211 Dew to Rome to pick up six. olberswhobadarrlvedearlier. BllfCU H08tages GreP-ted r .trial. adequaje acceu roadlllo .llli! blgh eCar!Omlc and patenllal of the - · " Miller ·ia!d. '"11le trailsporlatlon of aflet confenjng wllll Premier Jn Ammln. Emlllo Colombo, who wen,t aloDS to meet the freed White House Preas Secretary . IKIItasea. Ronald Ziegler said Nixon and '- · IClOdllandaervlcelbolbf!llo~ 'lbe•Amertcans~Dyin& Saragat, in a morning con11111'011 dep4i~ .areatlr ~ Nfl:olla, Cyprua, aboarda lerence at the Qu1r1na1e Palace, .-~· -ood·l'oad.l." It Is, eXpected 'l'r~ •'I'Jfll'ld Airlines jet el! ' the Importance of lbe ' '· dial lhe Federel-Aid Hl&hwaY fOUl!! to lbe Unllecl Slates. to European #-·1!f11 ~ve House, eoD• · Nlllon IPPIIf'!ltly decldf!d . NIXon callerl It the ·~aiiM Wjlhln the.next ~ meet tbeln a&.r Jearnlng of the , anchor" of the NATO ~-. ' . fll&6t. and '!'Dt to ~ airport . · · !fti!."' W Ch.,. . . . . ' . . :a . coul4 ~d bo\11 Italy "whlchhaalbe~4181cosstline Thedemonstratora,Lelnra Colnmuni.lt call that brourht allies into the atreell of 35 other cltleaandtowna,gotnocllllel'to Nixon than several blocb. UnprecedenleciMCUrlty kept potential troublemakers away from the majestic Qulrinale Palace wbere the Nlxona were overnight guests of Saragat. leaden arid NATO' mllltary C0111111811ders, Nlzon uld be would cllacua "one primary Indispensable prficlple of American forelp poltey." · "Thatprlnclj,Ielatomalntmn the nece ry atrenglb in !be Mediterranean to pmern the peace against thOle who lilllbt ' tllrealen the peace," he lllid. of any nation In the Mediterranean has understandably a tremendous slake In peace ln. the Mediterranean. NIIIOD Pledl:e "The Mediterranean is a cradle of many great clvllizallons of the past," Nixon added, "and we are determined that It ahall not he the starting place of great wars In the future." loA Nlzon and his wife Pat NEW HAYEN - Ollie C. Mrs. Lola Jeffers, botb of were greeted oo a pleasant Roush, 71, New Haven, dlreetor Masoo; Mrs. Sadie Moore of Rome evening In the cob- of the Maaon County Bank at HunUngton, and Mrs. Ora Ottie R0 ush Dz·es Century palace of Italian presldenla, .opposition to his visitlumedJDto demonstralloos In the atreell. Band.l "!youthful extremlsta racftd th~ough the streets chanting ..li·Nillon slogans, hurling atones that smaslled windows In ~e American Elpreaa Co.,a bank and several other buildings In central . k Y· . .n , _ ,no b S . e•e . r~ 0 ":~~~:i·l~~', 1~m:e~thoda dl are The melllods ,buls. the modideCI :=~:on leadership at the the dlatribut,I~D C. presided over by the • proporUona) · Lilla Mae Soller dlatrict . . . 'l)llo nation~ .• . . . waa Mrs. Mary L. All eliminate 'llil! ........ secretary Mrs. N~ · . ' · u.. ·r:,-a;,;Uon. ··,~' .i ~'!.~il.~~~_lL'j~~:~~~~~~~~ PleasantVaHeyHoepltalending several weeks of tuneas. An employe of the bank 41 years, Mr. Roush was a member of the New Haven UnitedMethodlat Church wbere he bad been a Sunday Scbool 'teacher 40 years. He was a mem,. of lbe Junior Order of untied Alllerbn Mecbenlca Lodge, and crt American Lealcm Poet No. 140 at New Mr•.Roush waa born J~m~ 2!1. 1899, II lbe Broad Run O!ID· munlty In Maaon County, the aon crt the late Ailam· and Haven. · three half-brolhere, Grover Roush of Mason; Fred Roush of Letart, and Wtllle Grimm of New Haven, and a bal!-clalel', Mrs. Annie Fry of Elgin, m. Funeral services will be at I :31J p.m. Tuesday at the New Haven United Methodist Church l'llth the Rev. Wllll.un De Mllu · ofticiatlng. The Rev. Acbaab MtUer will assist. Frienda lllaJ call at the Foglesong Funeral · Rome any time. The bodr wDl . lie In stale at the cburcb- .. hour prior to services. {:ourl T Isabelle Boyd Roueh. SurvivlngareblawUe, Edna; a son, Marvin T., of New Haven; two daurhters, Mrs. Joyce Carson of Mason and Mrs. Sally Ebenbacb of Syrljcuae; eilbt grandcldldren, afour· broilier, Leon; A Pennsylvania SISters,Arlie, Mrs. of Lesnear Smtih and fined on each of Three vlctlons and ano>iilber~~~= Logar. Wayne Buttorba· two In hearings s; before Pom,.;,l, Ma:ror I Conestoga, Pa., wu and costs for unUc:ensed driver to Ul1lcle; $10 �'· ., ••' L ~ '. Nelsen Is' Hurt In.~· ', 34M prove . Coach i>l~le'l ~===·I ~ playing 'lllgh .~==~~~j~~~~ ~ . ·- ,><:. .Desk ~. blrdhata . , .I W~lll ~ First dowrtt 12· ~ llrJI Ytrdt Ruti)JI.Itl . 132 22 ~Ei~~~dri sr ~ar.dspeo!1!111 ... l ' by Ch~ T•nnehUI, ·~·• ·Euinlllghluurebyi!o•tthlla·'lilmlei..'lbe~are 7Noverlbreeopponenlll'lbeae11'10Eqleabavellze,llio0dleam '" Pa•l!ltl ~~ , 2 • ·lbat llbllolute]Jr nPm.,.y lagretlenl of a good loolbaU ln"r,Ptklnl;by 1 3 team 111e1e days -and dellre. ·•· . . Ful!'l&leJ •: '· 3 1 · """""' . •'•"'th-na....:...wllmilooal'aB ... ••cl~md cniaJ1ei-. FumbleJicitt 0 · 1 .,..,.._, '"""' ., v•,. -.. Punt 1ni , 1· 2 7 .• • 16 ! tic:oiilblalliclay thf11 bump Into Glolllter, at Glo1llter,lor !'hat In lbe 27.0 2U lbotjd,be I lllrlller from ~ to wblltle. Coaeh Larry Rfkhle line mlnulel ftrtl Penlottlo 20 30 llld hll M wUI be neecllng a Jarse ClO!IIqent of fino on the •l•ht ' . IY t(ltllrten· ~ IItie of the Tomcat lridJroD. Be lllere. ..,..,. ~ on Warren LDCII a . o o o 0:- o of tbf ~ Eattern .. ; 12 8.8 o-28 . THE CJOl!J!'R)' THING RESEMBI,JNG the c1reuins ruoms !.ioHith • Friday nl&bt 111cler Tank Memorial Stadium a11tr the Meigs 1 'lbe flnll ,;...~i!= , • the ibir.l ;~- · '• ScllooiF-IISC.W.. )laraudert'CIIpped!belronton'l'lgnW1reretheclr ''ICI'pOm• ' · · In~ By ·UnHilr Prtll'inlii-natlonal llldiir ~ 11Ji11·8chool atadlum late In Seplember of ~11117/ .$c . JJ..~~Etr11.~ ,IJII.!!'~ ten. fkKin. 21 Cln. Taft o I'll tll,e:fofarauder room at Ironton, - • Joy 111d !ll'lde and a 1.' "'!.":.. .. · "" . _,_ ''"·'~-,... ~ln. R. Ba~ lO Cln. Hughn o bubW.., camanderie IIIDGI1I piayll'l and coacb11181htf. llllhe 1 In m a line U Cln . .Woodward 13 Cln. St. Tigers' I'OGal were lllock, 111bellef, 8lld 1n111der rl.llow It could , averase, and -..1 one touch- Xavtw 1 bave. happened. · ' ' ; ~: TCIIII!Can', IG&Ib, een1or Detroit Co. Dty 6 Colo. 'lbal'a bow 11 lrlltbne y-. ago, after Melp opened its bellbaek !U1!flland)' Borlni. ~- Acodomy 0 league llcbedUie wtlllatu YictAiry over unbellevtna Ath8111. lb. aopbomore quarterback, ~· RH. Acad. 6Cieve. Hawken 'l'lie Ma'luden had deboucbed Into Ath8111 With oddl of 2to 1 .8lldl ran ·for 3& Yarde In nine Oevllland St. Joo. 12 Mentor 6 plentlfalflvCII'IDithe1101tMHlrBI1lldop,lnA!bena,thalll;. carrlet. Karr ICilHd ~ b1Uclt- Lakewood 16 Shlker Helgllls 10 'l'bll y.r 1r11 the 111'!11 the united commllllllea of Rulland, down and Bwln8 ..:ored a 8tr,klhlnt 20 8tachwoo- I MJM!epcrt ,llld . Pomero; fielded a loolbaU team under lhe ., pollitll'iillilir.JouchdQtm. · Cleve. Cerdtnal 1• Marauder bannir. 'lbe ICilcllat bodlel bad not been Jolr,led, a 'lbe def~ Wllll 'led by Alan Cleve. Lutheran e. • faciDr . 1llil rllaed wldelpread cl0ullts IIIDGI1I the populace Holter 100 lb ·Junto•" Rlc:barcl Cen. Cont. Celhollc 26 Padua o .......... or not ,_,..,10 -......o..A In a '-'"•" aquad could •- at· '· · '. ' Nllet McKI!i. 21 Tol. 6 w"""' '""" """""" ...,._, "" Llll!r,1181b, eenior; Eichlngel', Hur011 1• Frema'll St. Jootph 1 talnecl. Rick Slndera, 140 lb. junior; Mans. Sr.·o Mono. Madison o · Ttnewuataotbll.'lbeboyabadbeenbrougbtlogetherfrom H~atd &br, 170 lb. eenlor; (tiel tbne ICbool tredlllonl under Coach <hartea O!aucey who bad Mlke8orlilg,180 lb1 eenlor, and Lora to Southview 8 been at Pameroyln 1964 'lllulllbe RDion of 1917werefrelbmen. Kart. . Lorain King 1 Mlddl •-' Rlltland bo .._ of him by ,.~.:- o'-·"k paydlrt _,,.. Cltvt:·South 32 Cleve. Calli. 12 . eporl .,.. . Yl ..,ew . far&ely legend .,..._, .... w"" Akron llucllltl 35 Ak So 12 baDded clown !ram departed Ptaieroy Panthen. Cbncf!Y'8 3:31' left In the first qiW'Ier Field 21 K,.,t 7 ron · 1yetem wu llr111Je, at 1eut to Mlddleplrt and Rutland boys. whiiiO,veSmlth, liiOib. ~or. Cenfltld 11 LaBre 12 (tiel How could they jeD Into a unit capable of beating proud, weD· paMed Ill Bob CaldweU, l3S lb. Wlntervlllt lO *Wed Athllll, the defendlq cl!amplm• two years nJIIIlng? junior end,.fnm ill yards out. Steubenville Cent. 7 TO be brulall,y fraDt about It, while there wu optlmlsm Wlth'49•aecoodo 1a1t In lbe first Cln. Wott. Hlllt~ Dty. Meed. 8 plorelnAibenl,lllerewuntttetnWe!UmMelpcounty. 12mlnulel, Smllb hit Eichinger :;.':'12 Local 11 Delphos St. · Ovtmmfn& all of that; the lOO'llellm beat AthiiiUiundly, with I beauUful pus good for 88 St. Henry 12 Venal !leo 6 11!dDII good,~~ and, U hlltllry records, went on to tM~a, 10 ~ II IU. On lbe Butkeye \lotrey 22 m 111delated letpie I8UOII 111d the dwnpionablp. lint play In 1be aeeond quarter, Marlon Catholl< 1• 'lblll YictAiry eleclzlfled llallaDd, Middleport and Pomeroy " )\!~ . Jlandera Intercepted Celumbut Wfll!trson :W footbaU lana IniAl lbe 1111ty of ap1r1t that the aquad of players, . • Y{pn Lo,cal Quarterback Columbus He;r.;'1~ RtBdy 0 IIIOblruslvely, u If being lof!eth• came naturally, already bad IIOtiln eatne 1 aerial and raced Celurnbus Wohrlto o ream.~. • yanjs ... ' IniAl the end , zone. "-~-. Wrl""l "' · n.... Kloer • """credltforthiiiiCble-·1 o-rl.themiNI••mucb .. of ' Smllbiiddo¢theextrallllmab 0:~ Bti~17Dev. AI~ ~.;r,'lllllitlbeiito' al~~• -:::~·..,..:.~;,'1 . · 'i" . ,.,......., It ..,, ....,, .12 Today, after two JIIOI;t,pe-,.111 IJ!I9d OIIOIIOft lbe winnln8 led&er, the Mlraudll'll ~ loot lib win~" llld 'lflliliirtbl/ ,. c»ailllllld blllfllllllllllllHI'It tile credit. ,. ' ,_. wtJ1 bt l1il: m0r. ~ · 'teape gamea for.I the Mllrailden. Each wlll bt 1 ....n.._.,, Each could'•o the wring .._,.,. ~ way f« Melp. Onelllln IIJ«<P44Cled bol!nce rl. tbat crazyolbaped ob1cl1a biiiiCJm awing a aeore. Jnjllrlta ean ruln a aeason. Clancey mlabt. just mJchl, mlrid you, gutll 111'0118 Cllte In a c:ritlcal defllll!vui!1Jatloii,.U7.,urotdboy1 notyetamant~under • • Jll $)1'1 (bow many 111111 always do the ~ thing ~~~~·1 ~~~=· ~ 22119 ~ 17 '*" - · 1 I ' ...,.t ·l llihr' ..11111'1?) ....... .. c· '.-•..J' ' "" ·. ur. . .. League. ' By Ulllled l'rellllllenulllonal .8a~y · NEWIIO~T, R.I. (UP[) - defending cl!amplon York Meta; 2-1. -· - · W LT 3 0 0 • '' I 0 0 ·' 2 I· 0 1 I 0 .!~::W,e,torn ;! Rltal've 0I J1 .1 0 I' ' · 0 . I: Slota o llt ': · 0 2 0 o 3 ·o, Coni~~ LttBUt Ovtrall w ~hw2~! 1, 00 1 to 0'00 3' 00 ooo .o·11 0 I 0 '2'I OIO.' IJ Bin FrindJOO ~~ .ahd . lJrie gave !be BrOWill ,ll)e lead by. sm•&hb.!c tnlillllf 'i nll ...,. oo the nat pl&y~ '. . With nine mtnulea left in the ' ~. however, and With t1eYeland bolding a 31·27 lead 1J¥11$r Dave WUcox ptc¥d Nelsen lett the game afta! , off. ' I ·Don Gault paaa 011 the lolslng a 12-yard paaa to fAll! , 4tera 20 and returned 11 to the · Hooker that look the baU {j, the 3<1. · . Two playa later iller quarter. ~~~kend Summitry ~'"*ohn::Z~u$ . •I•"•nc•~·:~ ~e: n"~letced1 Auanlla'a peUtlon to lfle New York Yac!ll Qub uklng lor the United Stalel' proteat ol the secu>d . ra~ of the American: cup ID be overruled waa denied, leaving lbe u;s. defender Intrepid with a 3-1 lead In the series. world New <X>LUMBUS, Ga. (UPII Muon Rudolpb fired a final round M lor a mole ocore of 274tocapture the$80,000Green Wand -ilpen golf champloo· ahlpa. TOKYO (UPI) -Japan's _ Yolhlald Numata knocked out NEW YORK (UPi) -Bonnie America's Paul Rojas In the and Gay won lbe . $108,130 filth round to retain the world Matron atake8 lor 2-year old junior Ughtwelght boxing ttUe. fillies at Belmont Park. MANSFIELD, Ohio (UPI)DETROIT (UP!) -Gordie George Folbner of Arcadia, Howe of the Detroit Red Wings CaUl. won the P3,000 ConUnensigned a •1110,000 two-year tal Series Formula, a oporta· contract with the NaUonal carraco. Hockf!Y League club. IMOLA, Italy (UP!) -Clay HOUSTON (UP[) -Roterna· Regazzoni of Switzerland won ry Casala of San Francisco won the lmoJa Grand Prix Fonnula Ute 15,000 Virginia SUms 2 auto race at the wheel of a invitational IA!nnls tournament Tecno. by heating Judy Tegart Dalton of Australia, $.7, 6-1, 7-li. SAN JUAN, P.R. (UP!) Ken Bucl1anan of Scotland scored an upeel vic!Dry over lamael Laguna of Panama to . win the· Ugiltwelght bolrlng champion8btp. Sllllllay PlTI'SBURGH (UPI) -The Pittsburgh Plrale8 clinched lbe •!« out r111 the Cljlveland delenclera to COIII!ll!lta a tl"fard acorlng play. Aliil· 110 San Francllco wu ahead, JWl. Brodlulao hll Wlllard With a Ove-yard touchdown In the lint quarter and COIIIIeCied to Thomu for a ~$-yard IICOI'lng aerial in the second period. Mel PbUIIps Intercepted a Nelsen paso With 4:02lelt In the lint quarter and rambled 35 yards to score. The Browns a1ao acored 1n the llrol quarter <11 Doll Coc:kroft'a ZB-yard field goal and an eight-yard pau 1nm Nelsen to Hooker. 'lbe Browns meet the Plllaburgh Steelen Saturday night In Cleveland. Tum WL T WL T Heldflberg 1o o 2o o Kenyon 10 0 2o 0 Hiram Musklngum 100 100 Baldwln-WaiiiO! 0 0 0 Wittenberg ooo Denison ooo Mount Unlan 0oo Capital ooo WObeoost er oo o r11n 0 10 Otterbein I00 0 200 2oo 2oo 200 1o o 1oo 010 o 1o o2o o1 o o2o .. Pollq iJ · ' llilired II llttdL Whelher·~ W.nt life or horn-.s insurance, we will deilin a policy to fit your lndi· vidual requirements •• , Discuss your specific needs with us. ' Pontiacs & G.M.C. Trucks For 1971 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th •d ~ ..-•• ..,. , The New 1971 Buicks -.~_-~.:i.':...w,:rt~o.'Jtlt; · ""·w.~ ,.,w- ···~"'~ fl"'' .•• ·· ~, ··'' \ .... · ..:,·t.i:l IXXJR PRIZE I I 0 10 0 10 • Date Warner Tile NaUonal uague Eastern Dlvi· sion title by defealfn8 Jhe 911ioCotiftrtfta League Qveo•aW' Aten.t You are invited to vkw ' BLAEnNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS In Pomeroy Since 1853 PHONE 992·2143 .STOCK REDUCTION SALE lndt,.,.nt. THE OAILY SENTINEL ~ KeDy had put Cleveland ahead, 24-21, with a $3yard jalllll early in 11!8 lf1lrd quariA!r, but the 411ero rallied to take • 27·21 lead 011 the lint play of the final period u KeD WUlard boiled over from nine yards out. .....,... · . Marietta lf forttlle reata wtlb Melp In 11'10 u It did In 111117, look out Qllo Wesley on Ohio College F-liRt<-* ly Unlt141 Prats lnterntllllltl TO ALL AI . '. /• FRANOI¥X! (U,PI )a~~· quarterback IIIli Mellen, wbo lnjurod hla lmee'ln lbe 34-31 defeat Sunday by the $an Francllco 411er8, under'goes s-raya IAlday to determine bow badly hurt he Is. 'lbe :lfoyw-Gld veteran signal caller bad i:liinpleled 14 of 25 paasea ·!Or 308 yards before depariJn& ln the third quarter. He _... replated ey Don Gault. ., POMEROY, OHIO . �'· ., ••' L ~ '. Nelsen Is' Hurt In.~· ', 34M prove . Coach i>l~le'l ~===·I ~ playing 'lllgh .~==~~~j~~~~ ~ . ·- ,><:. .Desk ~. blrdhata . , .I W~lll ~ First dowrtt 12· ~ llrJI Ytrdt Ruti)JI.Itl . 132 22 ~Ei~~~dri sr ~ar.dspeo!1!111 ... l ' by Ch~ T•nnehUI, ·~·• ·Euinlllghluurebyi!o•tthlla·'lilmlei..'lbe~are 7Noverlbreeopponenlll'lbeae11'10Eqleabavellze,llio0dleam '" Pa•l!ltl ~~ , 2 • ·lbat llbllolute]Jr nPm.,.y lagretlenl of a good loolbaU ln"r,Ptklnl;by 1 3 team 111e1e days -and dellre. ·•· . . Ful!'l&leJ •: '· 3 1 · """""' . •'•"'th-na....:...wllmilooal'aB ... ••cl~md cniaJ1ei-. FumbleJicitt 0 · 1 .,..,.._, '"""' ., v•,. -.. Punt 1ni , 1· 2 7 .• • 16 ! tic:oiilblalliclay thf11 bump Into Glolllter, at Glo1llter,lor !'hat In lbe 27.0 2U lbotjd,be I lllrlller from ~ to wblltle. Coaeh Larry Rfkhle line mlnulel ftrtl Penlottlo 20 30 llld hll M wUI be neecllng a Jarse ClO!IIqent of fino on the •l•ht ' . IY t(ltllrten· ~ IItie of the Tomcat lridJroD. Be lllere. ..,..,. ~ on Warren LDCII a . o o o 0:- o of tbf ~ Eattern .. ; 12 8.8 o-28 . THE CJOl!J!'R)' THING RESEMBI,JNG the c1reuins ruoms !.ioHith • Friday nl&bt 111cler Tank Memorial Stadium a11tr the Meigs 1 'lbe flnll ,;...~i!= , • the ibir.l ;~- · '• ScllooiF-IISC.W.. )laraudert'CIIpped!belronton'l'lgnW1reretheclr ''ICI'pOm• ' · · In~ By ·UnHilr Prtll'inlii-natlonal llldiir ~ 11Ji11·8chool atadlum late In Seplember of ~11117/ .$c . JJ..~~Etr11.~ ,IJII.!!'~ ten. fkKin. 21 Cln. Taft o I'll tll,e:fofarauder room at Ironton, - • Joy 111d !ll'lde and a 1.' "'!.":.. .. · "" . _,_ ''"·'~-,... ~ln. R. Ba~ lO Cln. Hughn o bubW.., camanderie IIIDGI1I piayll'l and coacb11181htf. llllhe 1 In m a line U Cln . .Woodward 13 Cln. St. Tigers' I'OGal were lllock, 111bellef, 8lld 1n111der rl.llow It could , averase, and -..1 one touch- Xavtw 1 bave. happened. · ' ' ; ~: TCIIII!Can', IG&Ib, een1or Detroit Co. Dty 6 Colo. 'lbal'a bow 11 lrlltbne y-. ago, after Melp opened its bellbaek !U1!flland)' Borlni. ~- Acodomy 0 league llcbedUie wtlllatu YictAiry over unbellevtna Ath8111. lb. aopbomore quarterback, ~· RH. Acad. 6Cieve. Hawken 'l'lie Ma'luden had deboucbed Into Ath8111 With oddl of 2to 1 .8lldl ran ·for 3& Yarde In nine Oevllland St. Joo. 12 Mentor 6 plentlfalflvCII'IDithe1101tMHlrBI1lldop,lnA!bena,thalll;. carrlet. Karr ICilHd ~ b1Uclt- Lakewood 16 Shlker Helgllls 10 'l'bll y.r 1r11 the 111'!11 the united commllllllea of Rulland, down and Bwln8 ..:ored a 8tr,klhlnt 20 8tachwoo- I MJM!epcrt ,llld . Pomero; fielded a loolbaU team under lhe ., pollitll'iillilir.JouchdQtm. · Cleve. Cerdtnal 1• Marauder bannir. 'lbe ICilcllat bodlel bad not been Jolr,led, a 'lbe def~ Wllll 'led by Alan Cleve. Lutheran e. • faciDr . 1llil rllaed wldelpread cl0ullts IIIDGI1I the populace Holter 100 lb ·Junto•" Rlc:barcl Cen. Cont. Celhollc 26 Padua o .......... or not ,_,..,10 -......o..A In a '-'"•" aquad could •- at· '· · '. ' Nllet McKI!i. 21 Tol. 6 w"""' '""" """""" ...,._, "" Llll!r,1181b, eenior; Eichlngel', Hur011 1• Frema'll St. Jootph 1 talnecl. Rick Slndera, 140 lb. junior; Mans. Sr.·o Mono. Madison o · Ttnewuataotbll.'lbeboyabadbeenbrougbtlogetherfrom H~atd &br, 170 lb. eenlor; (tiel tbne ICbool tredlllonl under Coach <hartea O!aucey who bad Mlke8orlilg,180 lb1 eenlor, and Lora to Southview 8 been at Pameroyln 1964 'lllulllbe RDion of 1917werefrelbmen. Kart. . Lorain King 1 Mlddl •-' Rlltland bo .._ of him by ,.~.:- o'-·"k paydlrt _,,.. Cltvt:·South 32 Cleve. Calli. 12 . eporl .,.. . Yl ..,ew . far&ely legend .,..._, .... w"" Akron llucllltl 35 Ak So 12 baDded clown !ram departed Ptaieroy Panthen. Cbncf!Y'8 3:31' left In the first qiW'Ier Field 21 K,.,t 7 ron · 1yetem wu llr111Je, at 1eut to Mlddleplrt and Rutland boys. whiiiO,veSmlth, liiOib. ~or. Cenfltld 11 LaBre 12 (tiel How could they jeD Into a unit capable of beating proud, weD· paMed Ill Bob CaldweU, l3S lb. Wlntervlllt lO *Wed Athllll, the defendlq cl!amplm• two years nJIIIlng? junior end,.fnm ill yards out. Steubenville Cent. 7 TO be brulall,y fraDt about It, while there wu optlmlsm Wlth'49•aecoodo 1a1t In lbe first Cln. Wott. Hlllt~ Dty. Meed. 8 plorelnAibenl,lllerewuntttetnWe!UmMelpcounty. 12mlnulel, Smllb hit Eichinger :;.':'12 Local 11 Delphos St. · Ovtmmfn& all of that; the lOO'llellm beat AthiiiUiundly, with I beauUful pus good for 88 St. Henry 12 Venal !leo 6 11!dDII good,~~ and, U hlltllry records, went on to tM~a, 10 ~ II IU. On lbe Butkeye \lotrey 22 m 111delated letpie I8UOII 111d the dwnpionablp. lint play In 1be aeeond quarter, Marlon Catholl< 1• 'lblll YictAiry eleclzlfled llallaDd, Middleport and Pomeroy " )\!~ . Jlandera Intercepted Celumbut Wfll!trson :W footbaU lana IniAl lbe 1111ty of ap1r1t that the aquad of players, . • Y{pn Lo,cal Quarterback Columbus He;r.;'1~ RtBdy 0 IIIOblruslvely, u If being lof!eth• came naturally, already bad IIOtiln eatne 1 aerial and raced Celurnbus Wohrlto o ream.~. • yanjs ... ' IniAl the end , zone. "-~-. Wrl""l "' · n.... Kloer • """credltforthiiiiCble-·1 o-rl.themiNI••mucb .. of ' Smllbiiddo¢theextrallllmab 0:~ Bti~17Dev. AI~ ~.;r,'lllllitlbeiito' al~~• -:::~·..,..:.~;,'1 . · 'i" . ,.,......., It ..,, ....,, .12 Today, after two JIIOI;t,pe-,.111 IJ!I9d OIIOIIOft lbe winnln8 led&er, the Mlraudll'll ~ loot lib win~" llld 'lflliliirtbl/ ,. c»ailllllld blllfllllllllllllHI'It tile credit. ,. ' ,_. wtJ1 bt l1il: m0r. ~ · 'teape gamea for.I the Mllrailden. Each wlll bt 1 ....n.._.,, Each could'•o the wring .._,.,. ~ way f« Melp. Onelllln IIJ«<P44Cled bol!nce rl. tbat crazyolbaped ob1cl1a biiiiCJm awing a aeore. Jnjllrlta ean ruln a aeason. Clancey mlabt. just mJchl, mlrid you, gutll 111'0118 Cllte In a c:ritlcal defllll!vui!1Jatloii,.U7.,urotdboy1 notyetamant~under • • Jll $)1'1 (bow many 111111 always do the ~ thing ~~~~·1 ~~~=· ~ 22119 ~ 17 '*" - · 1 I ' ...,.t ·l llihr' ..11111'1?) ....... .. c· '.-•..J' ' "" ·. ur. . .. League. ' By Ulllled l'rellllllenulllonal .8a~y · NEWIIO~T, R.I. (UP[) - defending cl!amplon York Meta; 2-1. -· - · W LT 3 0 0 • '' I 0 0 ·' 2 I· 0 1 I 0 .!~::W,e,torn ;! Rltal've 0I J1 .1 0 I' ' · 0 . I: Slota o llt ': · 0 2 0 o 3 ·o, Coni~~ LttBUt Ovtrall w ~hw2~! 1, 00 1 to 0'00 3' 00 ooo .o·11 0 I 0 '2'I OIO.' IJ Bin FrindJOO ~~ .ahd . lJrie gave !be BrOWill ,ll)e lead by. sm•&hb.!c tnlillllf 'i nll ...,. oo the nat pl&y~ '. . With nine mtnulea left in the ' ~. however, and With t1eYeland bolding a 31·27 lead 1J¥11$r Dave WUcox ptc¥d Nelsen lett the game afta! , off. ' I ·Don Gault paaa 011 the lolslng a 12-yard paaa to fAll! , 4tera 20 and returned 11 to the · Hooker that look the baU {j, the 3<1. · . Two playa later iller quarter. ~~~kend Summitry ~'"*ohn::Z~u$ . •I•"•nc•~·:~ ~e: n"~letced1 Auanlla'a peUtlon to lfle New York Yac!ll Qub uklng lor the United Stalel' proteat ol the secu>d . ra~ of the American: cup ID be overruled waa denied, leaving lbe u;s. defender Intrepid with a 3-1 lead In the series. world New <X>LUMBUS, Ga. (UPII Muon Rudolpb fired a final round M lor a mole ocore of 274tocapture the$80,000Green Wand -ilpen golf champloo· ahlpa. TOKYO (UPI) -Japan's _ Yolhlald Numata knocked out NEW YORK (UPi) -Bonnie America's Paul Rojas In the and Gay won lbe . $108,130 filth round to retain the world Matron atake8 lor 2-year old junior Ughtwelght boxing ttUe. fillies at Belmont Park. MANSFIELD, Ohio (UPI)DETROIT (UP!) -Gordie George Folbner of Arcadia, Howe of the Detroit Red Wings CaUl. won the P3,000 ConUnensigned a •1110,000 two-year tal Series Formula, a oporta· contract with the NaUonal carraco. Hockf!Y League club. IMOLA, Italy (UP!) -Clay HOUSTON (UP[) -Roterna· Regazzoni of Switzerland won ry Casala of San Francisco won the lmoJa Grand Prix Fonnula Ute 15,000 Virginia SUms 2 auto race at the wheel of a invitational IA!nnls tournament Tecno. by heating Judy Tegart Dalton of Australia, $.7, 6-1, 7-li. SAN JUAN, P.R. (UP!) Ken Bucl1anan of Scotland scored an upeel vic!Dry over lamael Laguna of Panama to . win the· Ugiltwelght bolrlng champion8btp. Sllllllay PlTI'SBURGH (UPI) -The Pittsburgh Plrale8 clinched lbe •!« out r111 the Cljlveland delenclera to COIII!ll!lta a tl"fard acorlng play. Aliil· 110 San Francllco wu ahead, JWl. Brodlulao hll Wlllard With a Ove-yard touchdown In the lint quarter and COIIIIeCied to Thomu for a ~$-yard IICOI'lng aerial in the second period. Mel PbUIIps Intercepted a Nelsen paso With 4:02lelt In the lint quarter and rambled 35 yards to score. The Browns a1ao acored 1n the llrol quarter <11 Doll Coc:kroft'a ZB-yard field goal and an eight-yard pau 1nm Nelsen to Hooker. 'lbe Browns meet the Plllaburgh Steelen Saturday night In Cleveland. Tum WL T WL T Heldflberg 1o o 2o o Kenyon 10 0 2o 0 Hiram Musklngum 100 100 Baldwln-WaiiiO! 0 0 0 Wittenberg ooo Denison ooo Mount Unlan 0oo Capital ooo WObeoost er oo o r11n 0 10 Otterbein I00 0 200 2oo 2oo 200 1o o 1oo 010 o 1o o2o o1 o o2o .. Pollq iJ · ' llilired II llttdL Whelher·~ W.nt life or horn-.s insurance, we will deilin a policy to fit your lndi· vidual requirements •• , Discuss your specific needs with us. ' Pontiacs & G.M.C. Trucks For 1971 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29th •d ~ ..-•• ..,. , The New 1971 Buicks -.~_-~.:i.':...w,:rt~o.'Jtlt; · ""·w.~ ,.,w- ···~"'~ fl"'' .•• ·· ~, ··'' \ .... · ..:,·t.i:l IXXJR PRIZE I I 0 10 0 10 • Date Warner Tile NaUonal uague Eastern Dlvi· sion title by defealfn8 Jhe 911ioCotiftrtfta League Qveo•aW' Aten.t You are invited to vkw ' BLAEnNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS In Pomeroy Since 1853 PHONE 992·2143 .STOCK REDUCTION SALE lndt,.,.nt. THE OAILY SENTINEL ~ KeDy had put Cleveland ahead, 24-21, with a $3yard jalllll early in 11!8 lf1lrd quariA!r, but the 411ero rallied to take • 27·21 lead 011 the lint play of the final period u KeD WUlard boiled over from nine yards out. .....,... · . Marietta lf forttlle reata wtlb Melp In 11'10 u It did In 111117, look out Qllo Wesley on Ohio College F-liRt<-* ly Unlt141 Prats lnterntllllltl TO ALL AI . '. /• FRANOI¥X! (U,PI )a~~· quarterback IIIli Mellen, wbo lnjurod hla lmee'ln lbe 34-31 defeat Sunday by the $an Francllco 411er8, under'goes s-raya IAlday to determine bow badly hurt he Is. 'lbe :lfoyw-Gld veteran signal caller bad i:liinpleled 14 of 25 paasea ·!Or 308 yards before depariJn& ln the third quarter. He _... replated ey Don Gault. ., POMEROY, OHIO . �ee Y~tnam Experiefice ·'" Socia[ ' 1'!rO yean' ~ Ill ~ ~"' Pd ~~ 0!1 ~ Vle!Nm Will~ by Mn. ouaier!NIIJ~ ,.i;fi!jl tPie -C~feridar • Related by Nu~ Batbara JUlin PfUfer of Ulere llu'o"'b UNI~ IP ' ~fhn .C a .._g J!!lt!lni of ConJlllldiGII • MONDAY BrUT ~ Of!)cm MN )filii htf IIIII •lj)i 1>lolj-1Gt 14, Oblo Nlarsea l!bowed il*elllier Wllll.~lll N-toelatloa, . •~ Velitana the pe.ople ibm; ·~ Rfillp!9J: . p:. . Tepiple !JI, ~, 7,I, In her taiJr; ~- Pflffer u!'!'talta r~om o( relate<! uperjeneea of her COl~,' and. Southern Ohio tonlact 'with the Vielnamf.e ,jn ~ CJl1 ~1. wllh ·her work aa a publle •IM!altl! ~. EJIQbelll Auinan and h. . advilor to an Amerlc:an . M..;. Genevieve Melnblrl dOclor · Site waa there ff,om 1111 -11!11 . m:&':~s llocJsten. LOCAL sand I' p.m~ Monday at Me~Se.·lilfh Sebool. Band In· · •. 'i'UI:SDAY alrueiAi!fJn cblrge of progriDI. lrUniiNI'mstnlonlll-t AnliriCAn LNgvt 1111 W. L. Pd. Gl 104 54 .658 ... 9268 .575 13 16 7A .538 19 AU. . MEws Local Scbool "HolldaJI and ~~ culonl'' W8l tbe ;;i; Dlalrlct llwtr driven, Tueaday, . 7:31LP.<!"· wiled to meet at flowl!r ahowetqll!,by =~lor High School, ~N~at tbe -ll.latut 1111 .........~1 W. L. Pd. GB By United..,.~ , . . lUI • I' i "I •·PIIIsblirgh 8'1 . 72 ,,J47' · Chicago 112 16 .519 4V. Kan..• 31 sy,.c:uu lA Penn 2A L11f11gh 0 New York 81 77 .513 Columbl~ 23 Ul~ 9 St. Louis 75 ~ · .m 12 Rochester 20 !~<!milton 15 77 12 .41 27111 l;'hlladelphlo n 116 .<156 1AV. Princeton 41 RUtclirt lA 71 II .A47 16 75 lA .472 19V. Montreal Bostan Coli 21 ~vy u . 70 II .Aa 3A ' W. 1,. POt. Gl Harvard 28 ~·· 1 Will Yale 10 l:bnn ~ - · ·;· x-Cincl-11 t01 liP .631 , .. W. L. Pd. Gl .Brown 21 R.I. .IA x-MinntSOie 95 63 .601 ... San Franei~ 16 72 .5-14 t4 Pefawere 53 NJI. 12 Ooklend 17 72 .w ..... Loo Angtlll, 85 73 .538 15 Cornell 17 Coliloto 7 Houslon 75 83 .475 U C.llklrnll 12 76 .519 13 Baston u 4 vermont 6 ,O,tlanta 75 15 .469 26 KlftNS City 6A 9A .AOS 31 1 ' 62 97 .390 38 11 Dartmouth 27 · Mall 0 Mllwaul<ot 6A 95 .Alii 31'11 Son Diogo Temple 23 Holy CRoss 13 l·CIInchtd dlvlliOII !lilt Chicago 56 102 .354 39 Col..-edo AI Penn St 13 •·Clinched division IIIIo Pittsburgh 15 Baylor 10 SUndoy's Results Sondoy's Roaulls Soulh . Montreol 1 St. L 0, 11 Inns New York A Detroit 2 Cincinnati 17 WIII,MIIry 10 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 3 losfiln 10 Washington 1 W. VI. A7 Va Nlllltory 10 Pittsburgh 2 New Y..-k 1 Nlllwaukot 9 ChiCAgo 3 Duke 17 Vlrglnll 7 Houston 10 Atlanto 7 C.lllornlo 9 Ooklend A No. Cero 53 Mlryllnd 20 Cincinnati 8 Los ,O,ngeles 5 ~~City A MIMOIOio 3 No. Car. St. 7 So. Cero, 1 Sen Francisco l Sin Otego 2 .lflri1oN A Clevolllfld 3 Ge«gla 38 Clemson D Today•s Prollo•lt Pitclltn T.,..y's Plelloble l'ltchon Mlas 2D IConluekY t7 (All Tlmos EDTJ lAHTI- EDTI Auburn 36 ToM 23 Chicago (Holtzman 11-lll ot KlftNI City ( Drogo f. I A) ot Alabama ~- Florida 15 New Yorlt (Gentry 9-9), 1 p.m. Mt-a HIIII1U), 11 pom. Go Tech 3( MIIO"'I (Flo.) 21 Son Frenclsco !Bryant HJ ot Chlugo (Wynne 1·31 ot Kon St 19 lane 7 C.llklrnla (Murphy 15-131, 9 Houston (81111nghal!1 12-9), 8:30 Va St. 15 Maryland St. ·1A p.m. p.m. Fla St 19 Waktl..-.11 1A I Only games schodl!ledl (()ntygemeuchtduled) Citadel 31 E. Cero 0 T,...,.,o;,m•, Tutldly's Ga"* Arkonses A9 Tulu 7 Chicago at N. Y,, NIGHT Mtlwauk• at Ook. night La St 2A Rice 0 Montreel at Philo, night Chlugo ot C.lll, night Mill St 21 Vanderbilt 6 Pitta et St. Louis, night Ken Oty at Minn. night w.va st A3 Cclrleord 1 ,O,tlanta at Clll~l.' night Cle'voo ot DO!rolt, night Ark. Sf 12 SE l.a 3· Sin Fran at Houslon, night Wtilll It .,, 2, twl-nlte Mw-t Los ,O,ngeles at s. D., night New Y..-k at Boslon, night Ohio $t 56 TIKII A&M 13 Noln Dime AI Purdue o SilrWe ltJnperaluN ill tbe Wloconsln 1A TCU 1A IUD II about 10,300 ICon! St 27 8ul1alo 21 Ntbruka 28 Army. 0 F. : lllterlor ltmptrJtilre II eome 50 ml11ldn ..,._., F. Tulllfll 23 Illinois 9 Mlm 49 Cillo U 7 By Unllltl Prou • · - - • C...tral · Anltrleen ConW. L T. Pet. SoC.I4 •1GwiD Elll Detroit 2 0 0 1.0110 Iowa St 37 Colo St 6 W. L T. Pd. MIMesola 2 D 0 1.0110 F..-ce 37 Missouri lA 1 D D 1.000 Chicago 2 0 D 1.000 Mteh st 21 Wash Sl.lA •IHmore 1 I 0 .500 Gr1111 Bey I 1 0 .500 Illinois St 21 SE Nv> 7 Bos1on lndlona St 211 Cortland St 14 NY Jell 110.500 110.500 W.LT.Pd. Wls St u 28 Stout 7 Mioml . 0 2 D .000 0 0 1.000 I Buffalo tndlloo St -:"'~lilt 7 · "!~11'•,\• ~'!A,,~il •M " .... l 0 .o, 1 - No'*'!. ' · "ka'lt111p, .• "1 -·· .t·l~'·..\0""~ .1 • ., ·; 'fA!IIrll ··~.' . • ' '· rl I•; '.. ', , "•w. 15 "· P.c!t. 1 o •.5oo , 11 1' 110.!00 020.000 ' ·(levoland 1 1 o .!00 Sundoy's Results Oregon St ~" u Ckt•"- 1A Houlton I 1 D .500 Green Bay 27 AHont• 2A Oklahoma 51 26 Houslon 17 ~. Cincinnati o 2 o .0110 Detroit 38 Cincinnati 3 Arklnstl A9 TuiN 7 .,,)·'.· Pltflbur1h Wttf ChiCAgo 20 Plllladolphla 16 SMU 3A New Ml• St 21 W, L T. Pel. Los ,O,nglln 19 llulfalo D Taxos 35 TtKII Toch 11 Oonver 2 0 ~ 1.0110 St. Louis 27 WjiSIIIngton 17 ..,.105· ~'•35 Kan Sftl Ook~ 0 1 1 .0110 Ml..,l ,a Houston 10 "' G 29 1,3 ,, KlftN>City D 1 0 .0110 NY Jete 31 Boston il . Son Diego o 1 1 .0110 Son 'FrlllcliCo 3A Cleveland 31 l)okl"!"' ~~~ago 21 /;' .... DerMr 16 Pi gh 11 "'r !)Ill~ . 'f ·I;!Mio ··• 1 .0 0 I ~ 0 0 2' 0 2. • , •·1JEDNEsD.t.Y WILDWOOD GARDEN Club w.,.....,.., 7' . _..,...., ,30 p.m., bolile ol Al(rM Yea~· Mn Clltford. Pb)lllps a~sbtani Mn. waa prayed 1ft 1Dl1Jt011.' ,~ -·.,buliMR Judging mee!lai of the · Dower arrangemenr. Will fll"-ed ,_ ,_ft •• seu11ion and .comments. dl boel&u; each member bring Relreslmenll ...., aened 14 faD arrangetDeDt ' lllitable for lhe 11~ and foar guests. flower llhow ezblblllon. • . .,1" TIIIJJI8DAY LAUREL CJ,JF'F Beller Health Club, 6:30 pollue:k dinner at tile home ol Mn. R. Katr. Members to lake Items for sale. Sunshli1e lllsle)'l to be.revuled. BIG FALL- c. Porrteroy.... Per.~mal Notes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davia visited In Columbus this weekend wltll their son, Robert LeMw, a patient at the Ben - -Franklin Hospital, and his famUy. The)' went to Columbus from Ironton after attending the foolbil! ~ there Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smllh and '. .. clilldren of WlnteriVille were weekend guest.t of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron ZahJ and Mr. and Mrs. WUHam Grueser. Miss Penelope Sparacino and Mr. Throdore Wilde of Freeport, Lorig !Jtland, N. Y. speol ~ paet weekend bere w!lb ¥1• Melanle, ~ee e, •• d8D8ftlir ofMr.11\d Mrl. E. Beegle, Racllle, 2. .... Sparacino and Mill Beegle are roommates at Ohio Univeralty. Mr. Wilde relurned to claaaellln New York. ~OSPITAL NEWS e Orilla all mol erial. lc.t, aa.uulely . Well balonc.d, comfortable grip. 1/1 H.P. 2250A.P.M. cDt11v . . ...: 11 ~:~ ·~ '· ·~ ;t':'J 'f P' ~ Gi~ ~atCinci- KAinNs Clty ll ,Oonvet M\11!1 ,~, c;.,.., ~y ·"'' WIU1tJI . . ' Ule long b.orlng1. Side handle •"'• better control. Llgh1welght 1/• H.P, 550R.P.M. · lSi• With 10Wdu1t e{ediOfl •tateM. bevel and rip adjutlmenll. 7·1/4" blade lr.cluded. 1-1/4 H.P. 2411 POWER SHOP r---~---. 10" blcxt. cull o full 3" d.. p. On top, for l<lf•ty and easy handling. lncllidn lorg• warp-r•lttont work table, IIHI coblnlt and fREE 63pago mo,..ol. 2 H.P. up-front controlt 21999 ' <-• ·r. . ·,·, .,. . .500 K-s City ll 'Balli; nlgm .4!QO (0niV91111. .<;hti!ui!ICI1 .0110 ' . . ., •• .000 Ba'1f_m0.. at ~"" Qa!,.s il 'St. • , J~;bl. BIYtl and rip ad~hnnll. 7·1/4" blod• lnclull.d. Cutting d~th: 9IJ' 2·3/8" 45' 1·7/8". ' . \ ·,I Mttdt to handle b'a9er, tough.r Well balonetd. comfartoblt grip. 1/7 H.P. IOOOA.P.M. gee v w2• .L0 T0~~:0 . .=·1- : 0 .fl. ~·~lito f!lll II Mel;~- de,.._ NFL Standings Rolh W•t.loli·~ lhe B~Tueld ' ' School. . ay, ~:30p.m.alc d~Mn=·~Cl~a~r=I!IICe~~. ~=~;:: - I . ...-.c....,_. MEIIl3' · LOCAL Athletl 511:1 • Aower ShoW GiVen At "'ember' Ho . . m $ . me . • .t', f AIICJ'IW . .Y conw.,.tlon frorn ttro!Q:ht hne to or:~ltal aciiCHI sanding. 32 IICI· ln. •. · Mil· 10ndl"1 Cll'tO, 2488 I NY ·G~ l l - Critelli t(,Y J,IS·. et.llulltl~ ; . ' Un!)jego~ ~ ......... S.nl'r~l..-at ){"""" PROPANE TORCH KIT wllhlnO\on· •~Phlli · Coni'al11!1 7 oa:euorr .. needed to do all iflba f•~ .a.y. Pack.d In o st.. l tool bole.· Rej. 13.29 • (Onlygt!MI uledi ·.; tMIMIIY~.W.H ChiCAgo It ~ h•l;>tl COnly oa,..,. ~ufeC!l T-Tho one, · u"'""'""'~• tale:" on grand neW E·POX·E GWE LMGEIOZ. SIZE propaltlonl. 11 ,. • full fi<O li)ofltolongat, J28 .... _ . , Inch - .,. Ito ofotianco. Em ......... llllnHIW~....,.IIIO· clous thil yur. n. ,... lnteriOra .,. roomitf and ter 1£0. 1.91 OutO ' .~ ' . 16 OZ. CLAW HAMMU • H*'lvy-duty chrom• all ..... hammer wllh rubber grip for R-e. 5.39 ' ·fJolft Yow .Pharmacist ..., ~ , llrou'v! ever attempted to have a premiption .. · ·refilled and had yaur pharmacist11fuse, . ~r1'1 an excellent reason for hiil r.ifliiol. j' 'f.. ,;f Some pi'IScriptions may not be refilleCI \liltll· "' '11 out special authariz. . · · your physician. Yq~1~If"'!~~~,, ,.,J acist is ICifeguarding I your health by , doctor's D•n• N. Werfllltal IIIMICO,.,. ever to h blg-uar world. Power """"ii·,, lfondord. So ltl powtr front - ~~~~~ gr•p. 317 �ee Y~tnam Experiefice ·'" Socia[ ' 1'!rO yean' ~ Ill ~ ~"' Pd ~~ 0!1 ~ Vle!Nm Will~ by Mn. ouaier!NIIJ~ ,.i;fi!jl tPie -C~feridar • Related by Nu~ Batbara JUlin PfUfer of Ulere llu'o"'b UNI~ IP ' ~fhn .C a .._g J!!lt!lni of ConJlllldiGII • MONDAY BrUT ~ Of!)cm MN )filii htf IIIII •lj)i 1>lolj-1Gt 14, Oblo Nlarsea l!bowed il*elllier Wllll.~lll N-toelatloa, . •~ Velitana the pe.ople ibm; ·~ Rfillp!9J: . p:. . Tepiple !JI, ~, 7,I, In her taiJr; ~- Pflffer u!'!'talta r~om o( relate<! uperjeneea of her COl~,' and. Southern Ohio tonlact 'with the Vielnamf.e ,jn ~ CJl1 ~1. wllh ·her work aa a publle •IM!altl! ~. EJIQbelll Auinan and h. . advilor to an Amerlc:an . M..;. Genevieve Melnblrl dOclor · Site waa there ff,om 1111 -11!11 . m:&':~s llocJsten. LOCAL sand I' p.m~ Monday at Me~Se.·lilfh Sebool. Band In· · •. 'i'UI:SDAY alrueiAi!fJn cblrge of progriDI. lrUniiNI'mstnlonlll-t AnliriCAn LNgvt 1111 W. L. Pd. Gl 104 54 .658 ... 9268 .575 13 16 7A .538 19 AU. . MEws Local Scbool "HolldaJI and ~~ culonl'' W8l tbe ;;i; Dlalrlct llwtr driven, Tueaday, . 7:31LP.<!"· wiled to meet at flowl!r ahowetqll!,by =~lor High School, ~N~at tbe -ll.latut 1111 .........~1 W. L. Pd. GB By United..,.~ , . . lUI • I' i "I •·PIIIsblirgh 8'1 . 72 ,,J47' · Chicago 112 16 .519 4V. Kan..• 31 sy,.c:uu lA Penn 2A L11f11gh 0 New York 81 77 .513 Columbl~ 23 Ul~ 9 St. Louis 75 ~ · .m 12 Rochester 20 !~<!milton 15 77 12 .41 27111 l;'hlladelphlo n 116 .<156 1AV. Princeton 41 RUtclirt lA 71 II .A47 16 75 lA .472 19V. Montreal Bostan Coli 21 ~vy u . 70 II .Aa 3A ' W. 1,. POt. Gl Harvard 28 ~·· 1 Will Yale 10 l:bnn ~ - · ·;· x-Cincl-11 t01 liP .631 , .. W. L. Pd. Gl .Brown 21 R.I. .IA x-MinntSOie 95 63 .601 ... San Franei~ 16 72 .5-14 t4 Pefawere 53 NJI. 12 Ooklend 17 72 .w ..... Loo Angtlll, 85 73 .538 15 Cornell 17 Coliloto 7 Houslon 75 83 .475 U C.llklrnll 12 76 .519 13 Baston u 4 vermont 6 ,O,tlanta 75 15 .469 26 KlftNS City 6A 9A .AOS 31 1 ' 62 97 .390 38 11 Dartmouth 27 · Mall 0 Mllwaul<ot 6A 95 .Alii 31'11 Son Diogo Temple 23 Holy CRoss 13 l·CIInchtd dlvlliOII !lilt Chicago 56 102 .354 39 Col..-edo AI Penn St 13 •·Clinched division IIIIo Pittsburgh 15 Baylor 10 SUndoy's Results Sondoy's Roaulls Soulh . Montreol 1 St. L 0, 11 Inns New York A Detroit 2 Cincinnati 17 WIII,MIIry 10 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 3 losfiln 10 Washington 1 W. VI. A7 Va Nlllltory 10 Pittsburgh 2 New Y..-k 1 Nlllwaukot 9 ChiCAgo 3 Duke 17 Vlrglnll 7 Houston 10 Atlanto 7 C.lllornlo 9 Ooklend A No. Cero 53 Mlryllnd 20 Cincinnati 8 Los ,O,ngeles 5 ~~City A MIMOIOio 3 No. Car. St. 7 So. Cero, 1 Sen Francisco l Sin Otego 2 .lflri1oN A Clevolllfld 3 Ge«gla 38 Clemson D Today•s Prollo•lt Pitclltn T.,..y's Plelloble l'ltchon Mlas 2D IConluekY t7 (All Tlmos EDTJ lAHTI- EDTI Auburn 36 ToM 23 Chicago (Holtzman 11-lll ot KlftNI City ( Drogo f. I A) ot Alabama ~- Florida 15 New Yorlt (Gentry 9-9), 1 p.m. Mt-a HIIII1U), 11 pom. Go Tech 3( MIIO"'I (Flo.) 21 Son Frenclsco !Bryant HJ ot Chlugo (Wynne 1·31 ot Kon St 19 lane 7 C.llklrnla (Murphy 15-131, 9 Houston (81111nghal!1 12-9), 8:30 Va St. 15 Maryland St. ·1A p.m. p.m. Fla St 19 Waktl..-.11 1A I Only games schodl!ledl (()ntygemeuchtduled) Citadel 31 E. Cero 0 T,...,.,o;,m•, Tutldly's Ga"* Arkonses A9 Tulu 7 Chicago at N. Y,, NIGHT Mtlwauk• at Ook. night La St 2A Rice 0 Montreel at Philo, night Chlugo ot C.lll, night Mill St 21 Vanderbilt 6 Pitta et St. Louis, night Ken Oty at Minn. night w.va st A3 Cclrleord 1 ,O,tlanta at Clll~l.' night Cle'voo ot DO!rolt, night Ark. Sf 12 SE l.a 3· Sin Fran at Houslon, night Wtilll It .,, 2, twl-nlte Mw-t Los ,O,ngeles at s. D., night New Y..-k at Boslon, night Ohio $t 56 TIKII A&M 13 Noln Dime AI Purdue o SilrWe ltJnperaluN ill tbe Wloconsln 1A TCU 1A IUD II about 10,300 ICon! St 27 8ul1alo 21 Ntbruka 28 Army. 0 F. : lllterlor ltmptrJtilre II eome 50 ml11ldn ..,._., F. Tulllfll 23 Illinois 9 Mlm 49 Cillo U 7 By Unllltl Prou • · - - • C...tral · Anltrleen ConW. L T. Pet. SoC.I4 •1GwiD Elll Detroit 2 0 0 1.0110 Iowa St 37 Colo St 6 W. L T. Pd. MIMesola 2 D 0 1.0110 F..-ce 37 Missouri lA 1 D D 1.000 Chicago 2 0 D 1.000 Mteh st 21 Wash Sl.lA •IHmore 1 I 0 .500 Gr1111 Bey I 1 0 .500 Illinois St 21 SE Nv> 7 Bos1on lndlona St 211 Cortland St 14 NY Jell 110.500 110.500 W.LT.Pd. Wls St u 28 Stout 7 Mioml . 0 2 D .000 0 0 1.000 I Buffalo tndlloo St -:"'~lilt 7 · "!~11'•,\• ~'!A,,~il •M " .... l 0 .o, 1 - No'*'!. ' · "ka'lt111p, .• "1 -·· .t·l~'·..\0""~ .1 • ., ·; 'fA!IIrll ··~.' . • ' '· rl I•; '.. ', , "•w. 15 "· P.c!t. 1 o •.5oo , 11 1' 110.!00 020.000 ' ·(levoland 1 1 o .!00 Sundoy's Results Oregon St ~" u Ckt•"- 1A Houlton I 1 D .500 Green Bay 27 AHont• 2A Oklahoma 51 26 Houslon 17 ~. Cincinnati o 2 o .0110 Detroit 38 Cincinnati 3 Arklnstl A9 TuiN 7 .,,)·'.· Pltflbur1h Wttf ChiCAgo 20 Plllladolphla 16 SMU 3A New Ml• St 21 W, L T. Pel. Los ,O,nglln 19 llulfalo D Taxos 35 TtKII Toch 11 Oonver 2 0 ~ 1.0110 St. Louis 27 WjiSIIIngton 17 ..,.105· ~'•35 Kan Sftl Ook~ 0 1 1 .0110 Ml..,l ,a Houston 10 "' G 29 1,3 ,, KlftN>City D 1 0 .0110 NY Jete 31 Boston il . Son Diego o 1 1 .0110 Son 'FrlllcliCo 3A Cleveland 31 l)okl"!"' ~~~ago 21 /;' .... DerMr 16 Pi gh 11 "'r !)Ill~ . 'f ·I;!Mio ··• 1 .0 0 I ~ 0 0 2' 0 2. • , •·1JEDNEsD.t.Y WILDWOOD GARDEN Club w.,.....,.., 7' . _..,...., ,30 p.m., bolile ol Al(rM Yea~· Mn Clltford. Pb)lllps a~sbtani Mn. waa prayed 1ft 1Dl1Jt011.' ,~ -·.,buliMR Judging mee!lai of the · Dower arrangemenr. Will fll"-ed ,_ ,_ft •• seu11ion and .comments. dl boel&u; each member bring Relreslmenll ...., aened 14 faD arrangetDeDt ' lllitable for lhe 11~ and foar guests. flower llhow ezblblllon. • . .,1" TIIIJJI8DAY LAUREL CJ,JF'F Beller Health Club, 6:30 pollue:k dinner at tile home ol Mn. R. Katr. Members to lake Items for sale. Sunshli1e lllsle)'l to be.revuled. BIG FALL- c. Porrteroy.... Per.~mal Notes Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davia visited In Columbus this weekend wltll their son, Robert LeMw, a patient at the Ben - -Franklin Hospital, and his famUy. The)' went to Columbus from Ironton after attending the foolbil! ~ there Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smllh and '. .. clilldren of WlnteriVille were weekend guest.t of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron ZahJ and Mr. and Mrs. WUHam Grueser. Miss Penelope Sparacino and Mr. Throdore Wilde of Freeport, Lorig !Jtland, N. Y. speol ~ paet weekend bere w!lb ¥1• Melanle, ~ee e, •• d8D8ftlir ofMr.11\d Mrl. E. Beegle, Racllle, 2. .... Sparacino and Mill Beegle are roommates at Ohio Univeralty. Mr. Wilde relurned to claaaellln New York. ~OSPITAL NEWS e Orilla all mol erial. lc.t, aa.uulely . Well balonc.d, comfortable grip. 1/1 H.P. 2250A.P.M. cDt11v . . ...: 11 ~:~ ·~ '· ·~ ;t':'J 'f P' ~ Gi~ ~atCinci- KAinNs Clty ll ,Oonvet M\11!1 ,~, c;.,.., ~y ·"'' WIU1tJI . . ' Ule long b.orlng1. Side handle •"'• better control. Llgh1welght 1/• H.P, 550R.P.M. · lSi• With 10Wdu1t e{ediOfl •tateM. bevel and rip adjutlmenll. 7·1/4" blade lr.cluded. 1-1/4 H.P. 2411 POWER SHOP r---~---. 10" blcxt. cull o full 3" d.. p. On top, for l<lf•ty and easy handling. lncllidn lorg• warp-r•lttont work table, IIHI coblnlt and fREE 63pago mo,..ol. 2 H.P. up-front controlt 21999 ' <-• ·r. . ·,·, .,. . .500 K-s City ll 'Balli; nlgm .4!QO (0niV91111. .<;hti!ui!ICI1 .0110 ' . . ., •• .000 Ba'1f_m0.. at ~"" Qa!,.s il 'St. • , J~;bl. BIYtl and rip ad~hnnll. 7·1/4" blod• lnclull.d. Cutting d~th: 9IJ' 2·3/8" 45' 1·7/8". ' . \ ·,I Mttdt to handle b'a9er, tough.r Well balonetd. comfartoblt grip. 1/7 H.P. IOOOA.P.M. gee v w2• .L0 T0~~:0 . .=·1- : 0 .fl. ~·~lito f!lll II Mel;~- de,.._ NFL Standings Rolh W•t.loli·~ lhe B~Tueld ' ' School. . ay, ~:30p.m.alc d~Mn=·~Cl~a~r=I!IICe~~. ~=~;:: - I . ...-.c....,_. MEIIl3' · LOCAL Athletl 511:1 • Aower ShoW GiVen At "'ember' Ho . . m $ . me . • .t', f AIICJ'IW . .Y conw.,.tlon frorn ttro!Q:ht hne to or:~ltal aciiCHI sanding. 32 IICI· ln. •. · Mil· 10ndl"1 Cll'tO, 2488 I NY ·G~ l l - Critelli t(,Y J,IS·. et.llulltl~ ; . ' Un!)jego~ ~ ......... S.nl'r~l..-at ){"""" PROPANE TORCH KIT wllhlnO\on· •~Phlli · Coni'al11!1 7 oa:euorr .. needed to do all iflba f•~ .a.y. Pack.d In o st.. l tool bole.· Rej. 13.29 • (Onlygt!MI uledi ·.; tMIMIIY~.W.H ChiCAgo It ~ h•l;>tl COnly oa,..,. ~ufeC!l T-Tho one, · u"'""'""'~• tale:" on grand neW E·POX·E GWE LMGEIOZ. SIZE propaltlonl. 11 ,. • full fi<O li)ofltolongat, J28 .... _ . , Inch - .,. Ito ofotianco. Em ......... llllnHIW~....,.IIIO· clous thil yur. n. ,... lnteriOra .,. roomitf and ter 1£0. 1.91 OutO ' .~ ' . 16 OZ. CLAW HAMMU • H*'lvy-duty chrom• all ..... hammer wllh rubber grip for R-e. 5.39 ' ·fJolft Yow .Pharmacist ..., ~ , llrou'v! ever attempted to have a premiption .. · ·refilled and had yaur pharmacist11fuse, . ~r1'1 an excellent reason for hiil r.ifliiol. j' 'f.. ,;f Some pi'IScriptions may not be refilleCI \liltll· "' '11 out special authariz. . · · your physician. Yq~1~If"'!~~~,, ,.,J acist is ICifeguarding I your health by , doctor's D•n• N. Werfllltal IIIMICO,.,. ever to h blg-uar world. Power """"ii·,, lfondord. So ltl powtr front - ~~~~~ gr•p. 317 �,. :2:·- . '' ,.. .:(f)." •.. •'.,m.''.-;., ' · ,.. . ·~··":r· ~co···. New Simple. Rule ..&':,ro~~~ :~rfs0 ~o~~,~~ fiiCINSKY ••.• For Ope. ning B'•d " o:o.oli ltUIY ~a&N NIC!NSKY, ~ · Plel_omts, . , 1···• ' Br ,_ v.wold & Jomu Joco.by. vs: · . VICTOR R. 2l NOBTil .AK52 No. 14,7Zt r· ,'~•. •~ &:k;1J~ It- ·~~·, UST •Qnoa .J ••s •1012 .KJH t1065 1092 ' soum CD> • 7U • A93 tAK32 .QU vulnerable W•t . North Pass Paso 3 N.T. an unknown, Alvll Thomson, Mrs. Alva Thomson, tteaton Thomaon, Thoms.on, Mrs . Knton Robert Thomson, Mrt. Robert Thomson. Edna Hen._n; E.ctward Hansen • Mamie: Oroudt, Oris Oroudt, Nancy E. ~omson, Kenneth ,. M.aui'lce Thomson, •nc;t Enos E. Tho"' sOn. will take notice that on" the 21st, day ot ThDmson. llut South I. executors and assigns ot the following persons, If dectliHd, and If flot deceased, thtn I hOlt same .persons whose eddrll&e& lN.T. Paso September, 1970, Gtor~t Nlclns.ky and Ruby Jean Nlclnskv, filed their complaint against you In the Common Plea& Court of Meigs County, Ohio', preying tor partition, and requiring you to set up your lntertst tt\erein, If any, In the following described nat Oswald: "Over the years property: Slandard American bidding Parcel No. 1, The fOllowing has ramained the best meth- real estate situate In tM State of od for the average player. Ohio, County of MeJQs end At the same time it has be- TownshJp of Bedford, and bounded and described as li ' • I ,i' ' ' It ' ' _;' ' ,......,·. .,. -· ''"=• V ~ •I •· 1 1'f.)ji~$f'il.~~ ·~r;.~i~:~ "~· ~:·~~~· .I· · i)KIIiitno;l~~otq_,p~)!Pr, al!ifoem ...;.. ~Mivv :#, ~-R ,. t;lal~t, ""u'."ul ollya •• ;"' !"!'J:,: · LI!Y "~·.1 Pl'lct 13.116.<45,. . . ' 19M~~I! , • ..., legatns. administrators, ' .....,., The unknown heln, dtVIStiS, WEST Both Dtftnelants. .,. '· NOnCE IY PUBLICATION .QT8 tl94 .K53 • Q17 .A 76 AL., THOM~ON, 'i " ,. I lL ,. .~ ·~·..,...;;- . - -~~·- , ~.,.. .,. , cyl., motor. l*vy dillY. > Estlmlltu ' ·• LarrH · :r.;~~:"!!"~;:;ft*',i,f~~"ur• g~~uge, dirk.bwo ~­ "'' Cltil\Oi."iT .~t ~~.oo. u.m.a , Model CI!·1G?!I-<, ~' Tlii!;' F~Ide, Vol mcrlor, dllol Woe!· · c:oosl mlrf«'!!, •tabln• btl', Hlb15 Tlroe, wheel coilen, radio, ~ ~· bUII'IJIIO', rur •liP bumper. black • finish. Sut!iot'!I!I .Rf1•R p;l~ fll.369,10. , ·~··~•fJ¥r . c.. r3i: Ol'lN I!!YES.I:OO I'.IL PGMJ•ov, 01110 , II . ~. ·'··· ·~ INFORMATION :~W~A~N~T~A~D~~-";-~~~!!~!!~~~(J 5 P .M DEADLINES oav ~day · Before Publication Deedltneta .m. ~·lit olir turnlturi, beds, ole. Wl'llo Rt. ·•• Pomoroy, 992-6271. .ftL :oPtlt·., 3 ROOM • unl~mlaltad apllrt.· .' mont. Phone 7-l·lfc: ""·2288. . TRAILER, Brown'iTteller Park, Minersville. Phone 992· a. Cance,Uallon CorrectiOI\1 Will be accaptect until 9 a.m. for Day of Publication • 332<1. REGUL-ATIONS The Publisher reserves the ·ight to eGjit•or -relect any ads' objectional, The :leemed publisher will not be responilble tor more than one incorrect ''lsert ioh . , ' Notice ·•·t·~·lit $5.55 ... . w- ' --,',.,----~--'--9:..:·9·11< FORNrsHeD 11 J ·11o.. .,. ·-GUARANrTEED- .. ·'IROPMa ASH • Aricr ,Complete une . ofSuppllu EliiiJfl·MCDaniel . . "'*'•'n•~ · IPom8nJJ ~-'&:!lute 606 . : -1111111. ~,. o. ------ .. .~ : -~-~ "- · HAYMAN'S AUCTION tlciuso, ' liclency aperl.::.~nt, ulllltlfl Laurel Ollf, now ....., .ach furnlsKed. Phone 992·3174. - ~.w.v Friday to recelvl conS.12·flc t ·l'n-5175 HARRISON'S ·*fit!<AN· are indefinite and the most slgnmenls at 10 a.m. Auction - - - - - - - - ' - - ' Open Dti!Y 11114 p.m. RATES · TENNA ~ERYittJ;, • Pho~t For Want Ad Service usable innovations have not company's Purcnase, to-wit: 992·2.122. '' ' . . 11~_11~' p.m. ~::.7 1 ::\'e~~~agd~.Lot Ul Hll FURNISHED apd U11lumls~ 5 cents per word oneinnrtlorl been added." Beginning et the southeut ·: ... , 6-IO.Ifc· 3-22-lfc apertmenls. Cl- to ic:hool. Minimum Charge 75c Jim: "Just take the mJ.ni- corner of a 15 70-100 acre tract Phone 992·544. 12 cents per w )rd three · Is 1 of land belonging to w. w. SEPTIC TANKS l!tEANEi): mum reqwremen or an Thompson; thence weat on the FOnltcutlve lnsttrtln"" lG-1 lie 18 ctnts per word six con · WILL give pleno lessons In my opeaing bid. Read any two south· line of Slid IS 70·100 acre .secutive Re11ona~te raltl; • Phqne home. Phone 992-3666. inse, •Jorls. HOUSE In Tuppers Plains, 4 basic books and you 'Will find tract of said w. w. Thompson . 25 Rer cent TRAILER apace, one mile from Jolin Russell, Git111110111 4411-. S.i6-lfc now MilliS High School on old Discount on paid rooms, beth and utility room, a hodgepodD'e of rules in- 100 rods to the center line of said ads and i!ld:S paid 47~ afltr 5:311 p.m, · within IC days ~ section, ru'VI l ng north and city water, also wen·. Rl. 33. Phone 992-2?41. CARD OF THANKS volviDg positiqn at the table, south: lhenc~ soulh on lhe aluminum tiding, block +7-lfc · __:___ _ _ _~~~~. CONNIE TEAFORD Swisher 9-20-301c & OBITUARY vulnerability, defense tricks center line of said s&etlcm lint 15 gar*, on 2levelkitl. See E. DOZER Work. Ph..,. 949-2171. has Ioken emoloymanl ot t 1 SO for 50 word minlmt~m . and possibly the signs of the rods; to the south una of said EAch andltional word 2c . R. Citeway, Tuppers Plains, ~ . IIKADFORD~IIonliM Mary June'• Beauty Shoo Zodiac." Section Number Eight (II; "13-llc decorated, 3 'room Ohio. .. . . Coniplet. ~LINOAO~f starting Monday, Sept. U. NEWLY thence tnt on tht south tint of fumlshad aperlment, ldulls ~-22.ftp Additional 2Sc Charge per 0 5 w aId: 11ln ·presenting laid Section Number Eight (8) Take advanl119e of our "Get Sf;PTIC ,••~. ,1....... Mllilt ' only. 126· Mulberry Avo. · JACOBY MODERN to to 0 polnlond slokeln sold Iouth 1 Advertisement Acquainted" specials, 115 'S.nl!allon, S..,.ort, Olllo. Ph. crrtt Breilfcn . · ' Phone992.f691. OFFICE HOURS readers we start cutting· section Hne: thtnce In a norpermanenl for $12.50 and our 8.30 a.m . to 5:00p.m . Dally, · l+llc therly direction 15 rOds 10 the dQ.3fl35, ; '. $.1 lie . 2-12-JIS:' .. ' thru au these ~:ft ieations. place of beginning, containing 9:30 a.m . to 12 : 00- Noon_1 $12.50 pet·manent for $10. 9-27-flc A band either q fles as an about nine 1nd one-tr.trd (9 1-31 SattJrda~. _ _ _ _.. _ _;~_· : _·:__ -MEADY·MIX -i:(ii;~,..;:' ; ~· REMODELED 3-bodroom " ' . . ' " ·~· •t acr.., more or len. it d bid nln ope g or · oesn 11 beln, the Intention and WILL pick up merchandise and house on Lincoln Helghls. POII4EROY-' Lincoln Htt. _;_ I Es..,it Far.SI'-Ie· ~!lvored rloht,"~o' NOTICE OF purpo1e o this d11d to conny a qua]jfy. " stpry IRICK, 3 Iorge APPOINTMINT . tI ke to euctlon on a per., Phone 992·••~ -· Jim: "The first step is to tract of land fifteen (151 rods bedrOom• with double cl-11. case Na. u,uo cent age basts. Call Jim 9·27~tfe use the standard 4-3--Z-1 wide by one hundred £1001 rods Estole of Elsie 1\!ldkftf, ·G ' 1;rn · RndY·"'Ix Ca.. Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. long. Deceased. Phone 742-4461. HOUSE, 1171 Lincoln Helghls, 4 i h ~.Oillo. · I point-count table w t the Reterence Doed• Vol. 146, built-In ·rangt and oven, Notice Is herebv ofven that 9·23-Hc rooms. bath, picture wrndow, standard additions of three Page 256, Deed Records of MO-!fc Ella May Romine and Zlt)a nice yard, plcltet fence, dlnlll(l bel: .ond dlnlll(l aroe, points for a void, two points Meigs County, O~lo. Midkiff of A. D. No.3, Pomerov. basement. Available soon. bl•ch cabl'*' "'lh tndlriCf " 4THE~TONTV-dE . tar lc tor a singleton and ooe point Parcel No. '2: The following Meigs counly, Ohio. hove bHn Emplo•ment Wanted . S.VIal. New . Phone 992-27111 or 992·3432. ' lighting, full · be11111ont wilt! 1 · for a doubleton. Then we real estate situated In the duly appointed Co-Executrix .GEO. T.V.$, PIMnt ·.. ~· roOm ' bar ind and Co-Executor of the Estate WIL DO by I ~------....:~ 9-27-tfc recreatltm come to a Jacoby extra that County of Metgs. State of Ohio, of mony olhor IMiurot. carport, RENOVA'tEO""" 3 ""'"""''• Elsie MldklH, deceased, late · L ba 11 tlng In my -:: ,....,, ·. ·· --tl · ' jf; already used iJl Standard and In the hlo Company's home. Phone Tuppers Plains J ROOM FUR~ ISH EO alloul I a're of ground. a•• forced air furnace. •. ' ' . " ~ c· Purchas,, end bOunded and of Hemlo'ck Grove. Meigs County, Ohio. , 667-35'11. APARTMENT. All\ CON· $29,500. concrete wilka; Ntw Carport. · . . 1 American. For PliJllOSes of described as fOllows. viz: Credllors ore required 1o file 9-25-6tc OITIONED. 516 S. 4th St., opening tbe bidding m a suit Beginning at the northwest A IINI hQmo. llli!OII,Gtl ~lcil1~:· :.:·: Middleport~ Phone 992-2053. RUTLAND nice 1 story for corner of Alonzo Hoit lot and the their claims with said flduclarv You subtract one point ......, 1 west tine of the south east within tour months . 3 llr!le bedrooms, freme, OHL:r - ldlll ham,e,· .clll . ..!tlll Dated lhls 161h doy of sep. Wanted 9-28-ltc 4-US distribution. uus is QuarterofS~tlon No. Eight (8). NEW beth, klf<Mn ·"-• nlca ' latlt1011· on 1wo . R~lfll, OhiO,. ': ',v ':l!!i',' ternber 1910. most irilpo.rtant. 4-.3-3-3 lnJownNo.Three(3),1nRange ceblneta, nice level lot. F. H. Q'Brlen 4 ROOM llouae wllh ~rge, "' ;~;.:Oftj x IIW: GOod buy L . · ·· ' bands just don't prqduce as No. Thirteen (13), thence north GOING AT $6,100. Probate Judge ot said Locust St., Mlddliport. 1150 twenty two rods and nine links Well as tbey .hould' in 'ult to a 1take on west line of laid countv per month. Phon• 992·731~ contracts." · CIUI!Irter; thence easl one 191 21. 2S tiOl 5. 31c 9·27.fl~ os.-alcl: "Tbls brina:s us hundred and nventv rods to the 1. tmltumaur=~ · ' .. -~,:!!r.!' .~ :;:'l,!hJ~« y ·;;r,w; Holt's ~~~ lost I h8rfd ttJ ~-oi.'lnete tgh· eas corner; thence '!flit LOST, Cllrd points in any position sev ty rods to his northwtst corner of the same; thenct Oldtown Flats area. at the table, vulnerable or south twenty rods and eleven 3151 II seen. not vulnerable, EXCEPT linkltoastakeontheHoltllne; For Sale hands witb 12-13 h~h-card lhenco wnt one hundred rods 1o BEANS, Kentucky Wondllra. . , the place of beginning, conpoints and 4--3-3-3 stribU· talnlna fifteen acrn, more or Pick your own, S2 bulhol. tion. ...•• lf being 1 part of th1 ntate 'die Am•n•e Sweel polalqOI and irllh 9-27-ftc potatoes. Bring container • . Jim: "Today•s band would 01 L. 0 · Holt, Dectoltd. ByUIIItedPrtllillln•u..t . JACOBY Rtlertnco· Dto4: Vol. 60, Andrew Cr011, Letart Falla. be passed ou t ID Pog 0 2Uond22.1,D<II4 R"'orda Today ts Monda• "-t .. MODERN. Nortb and South Qlllllolga·"--ty, Ohio. '' """' -. •...,.... the fllat day of lfiV. Ohio. t-20-12lc ·each hold 13 blgb-card points Parco! No. 3: no tollowlng 'nle moon II ben.-1111 Jut IHf FOR~EcoiiOline vfn: 3MO with 4-3-3-3 d Is t 1 i b u l1 on. roof ftloto lllu0114 In lht ' • mu, •. mua.f ·lltll. Stt " When actuallY played, South tounly o1 Meigs, stoto o1 o~ro, qll8rltr and ·III8W ·pbue. Newo!l'a , ~c'o;·, · Phono til lilt Ohio Compatly'a The "'"'-"'• stars are opened the blddindG and ond l'urcn10e, end boundl4 and ,...,.,...,. - £hester ~ ;/ . wound up, going down two d""rlbod 11 follows, viz: Mercury,~ and Saturn. -· . ',:'~~ 1 f..13-HC ' ~ . ,\, ~of tricks at three no-trump. He 8oa1Minv tlfloon rods and 'lbe mniD8 liMa are V01111S . M7.3fc dld :makt! 01111 no-trump, but tlvollnko north of lllo IOUihwnt and Jupl no -a~ sto cornor of lllo aouthust quarter there ""as w w P ot section !tight 111, Town Throe Tlibae fer. born on this date are Qlere ooce tbe 'bi g was m. Rone• Thtrtnn tm. lllllllir lhe _._of Ulra. Help. Wanted BUILDING LOTS or troltor Opeia,ed,, " .,. · thence 111t ont hundred rocta; -e&• space. On 'new water Une, • · lllonco north lwtntt,throe rodl On this day Ia hlll«y: COUNTRY ond woetern bond, ochool bus route, on county ~~::""''~~ ~·~~ In <1711 Gen. George Wublng- some rock. Friday end . ~d ~· t;,e milt wost of . w. Thomf!lon: lllonco wnt ono ton backed._ the~""'.,_. S.tunloy nlahls. Write Bo• O.t 1n1 .....:..~to. II lnlerlllo!l• 1 ' • h d -• -· to 111 0 t II ~ ' "1 "'"""' ,.... , , 7'B·A, C·O Tlio Cally Sentinel" •'· Cl u..,.,., 9U-4197. < •; ••. , ... ~ l>f4<1inl.boa been: . "" •~ r no ~ ll1d 7,000 ~. ........... !""" . •• Pomeroy, Ohio. ' ' " ..... ,</ ~ --~ .. ....... lari 8uatb \ the 10uttte,at quarter of uld ... vvt-~ ,~· ..,_, , • ..... .. . . · hctlln olghli lllonco aoulh the liege of Britl.lh ll1d R I•~ ------__,.-...:..:.: ,, •. ~ 1• ·twe~~tY ttlt'n roelt 1nd thlrtttn fOreea y 1} Pa• 2t Po,. 2·• llnkl to H!t plltt of btlllnnlng, . a_t urlrtown a,llb... come some sort of conglomerate where the basic rules follows: Being In Section No. Eight {BI, Town No. Three (3), Range No. Thirteen (IJ), of the Ohio •. 1 fV Real Estate.For Sale -- ------ -- i"' . ':l:\",:."Oti,l " . our biJ aeland Realty, 'Rial :::.~11'~.:.~~~~ stETT. EI . = Ho·a'IE"'•LTY . Y.•:J ·a''"'li:.~~~;::;2.:~~ 7HATH/!R ~ .: TIME W/J7'I HER . CIIII.IIREN IS ltfP!N/NG 01/T';. ::::1\nER. /t.,, I Auto Sales :::t •...t:: ZNT PI• 1 contllnlnt fourtHn end llwtn· Va. '•,1, ~ . ' tenthS IQ'd, mort Of latl. Jn 1150 n _...__ You, South, hold: · Rotoronco DIH: Vol. 120, llQ1n8 of ....U..In • .tKI711.1tl,ll .Q4 .72 Pogo 599< DHd Rocordl Molga theU.S.Navywaaabolllhlid. PIU County, <>hlo. In 1920 ltefeand ~- · Ia •-• You oro roqulrl4 to onowor Chlcagolndic elghl"'f!!lllen wlthfn twenty eight days from of the """"'" the date of tflt lilt publication -"""'5o Whlte Sol:· on EXPERIENCED wont ID ol<tp lit twa 1!111-lnmp al this ncrltco. tho anowor dato charges of·"fllrowln&" the 1119 manage and , botng D<lcombor llh., 19TO, WorldSerlea-'tb"'-'"---tl, 11 you - ho!P 11. Oeaners, Mason, '· GI!ORGE NICINSKY ond "' """"""" RU&Y JEAN NICINSKY In lM5 the ..=~ Sllow II nonoa!IJ wbite in PLAINTIFFS ted •'--• ' _. •~CROW, CROW & PORTIA, ~ "' 'the ,. • color .,....u.e ,.. ""' many Jlttornova tor Plalnllffl killill& at~ 1 reflecting lurfacu of the ice crystall. ., 19l 28, 11015, 12, 1t, 26 (111 .2, lie A thoucht for todjl)t: Irilb , poet Thouw Moono 118id; "And - '-AWA.NCE •• LAM~ M. a. when once the~ heart of a , flllliden Is 1tole, the malden ber~eH will steill after it soon." Business Opport11f!itles Whll do you do JIOW? .t-Bid three .._""- Yoor lund lo mtabuia .:...· It 11 1 .,... tound mJ.n..IJBua, .... yoa doa't ·· .Man's Living Habits Are Today's.Main Challenge ly LAW~ENCE.E. •, WANT TO UP YOUR INCOME IMMEDIATELY? LAMB, M.D. ESTABLISH ROUTES.r NO PERSONAL SALES CALLS! JUS1' S£RV/C/NG' MACHINES DO THE SELL- · INC! - ... ====~====~~~-~ · --~--~ ---~~ ~IOO,MISS.... I NCI1'ICED 'K1IJ ClltCI.I~ '1111: ttl OCK ~ I fll.6& w:liiPEif.1~ IF 'IQI'I:), EUJtGISE M/ UTn.E , FOR A LAP . . .JJiiJSn,Jg;a.t.·;'"48:~e. · 'U_..othnotGur.llllllbl-. - Iotter ... lllfUI'e, to for• feut arillllll'J words. "*"' ~~s(;irr . I K_~l KJ , I t) . I) I ' I GIHiT rULns I t l �,. :2:·- . '' ,.. .:(f)." •.. •'.,m.''.-;., ' · ,.. . ·~··":r· ~co···. New Simple. Rule ..&':,ro~~~ :~rfs0 ~o~~,~~ fiiCINSKY ••.• For Ope. ning B'•d " o:o.oli ltUIY ~a&N NIC!NSKY, ~ · Plel_omts, . , 1···• ' Br ,_ v.wold & Jomu Joco.by. vs: · . VICTOR R. 2l NOBTil .AK52 No. 14,7Zt r· ,'~•. •~ &:k;1J~ It- ·~~·, UST •Qnoa .J ••s •1012 .KJH t1065 1092 ' soum CD> • 7U • A93 tAK32 .QU vulnerable W•t . North Pass Paso 3 N.T. an unknown, Alvll Thomson, Mrs. Alva Thomson, tteaton Thomaon, Thoms.on, Mrs . Knton Robert Thomson, Mrt. Robert Thomson. Edna Hen._n; E.ctward Hansen • Mamie: Oroudt, Oris Oroudt, Nancy E. ~omson, Kenneth ,. M.aui'lce Thomson, •nc;t Enos E. Tho"' sOn. will take notice that on" the 21st, day ot ThDmson. llut South I. executors and assigns ot the following persons, If dectliHd, and If flot deceased, thtn I hOlt same .persons whose eddrll&e& lN.T. Paso September, 1970, Gtor~t Nlclns.ky and Ruby Jean Nlclnskv, filed their complaint against you In the Common Plea& Court of Meigs County, Ohio', preying tor partition, and requiring you to set up your lntertst tt\erein, If any, In the following described nat Oswald: "Over the years property: Slandard American bidding Parcel No. 1, The fOllowing has ramained the best meth- real estate situate In tM State of od for the average player. Ohio, County of MeJQs end At the same time it has be- TownshJp of Bedford, and bounded and described as li ' • I ,i' ' ' It ' ' _;' ' ,......,·. .,. -· ''"=• V ~ •I •· 1 1'f.)ji~$f'il.~~ ·~r;.~i~:~ "~· ~:·~~~· .I· · i)KIIiitno;l~~otq_,p~)!Pr, al!ifoem ...;.. ~Mivv :#, ~-R ,. t;lal~t, ""u'."ul ollya •• ;"' !"!'J:,: · LI!Y "~·.1 Pl'lct 13.116.<45,. . . ' 19M~~I! , • ..., legatns. administrators, ' .....,., The unknown heln, dtVIStiS, WEST Both Dtftnelants. .,. '· NOnCE IY PUBLICATION .QT8 tl94 .K53 • Q17 .A 76 AL., THOM~ON, 'i " ,. I lL ,. .~ ·~·..,...;;- . - -~~·- , ~.,.. .,. , cyl., motor. l*vy dillY. > Estlmlltu ' ·• LarrH · :r.;~~:"!!"~;:;ft*',i,f~~"ur• g~~uge, dirk.bwo ~­ "'' Cltil\Oi."iT .~t ~~.oo. u.m.a , Model CI!·1G?!I-<, ~' Tlii!;' F~Ide, Vol mcrlor, dllol Woe!· · c:oosl mlrf«'!!, •tabln• btl', Hlb15 Tlroe, wheel coilen, radio, ~ ~· bUII'IJIIO', rur •liP bumper. black • finish. Sut!iot'!I!I .Rf1•R p;l~ fll.369,10. , ·~··~•fJ¥r . c.. r3i: Ol'lN I!!YES.I:OO I'.IL PGMJ•ov, 01110 , II . ~. ·'··· ·~ INFORMATION :~W~A~N~T~A~D~~-";-~~~!!~!!~~~(J 5 P .M DEADLINES oav ~day · Before Publication Deedltneta .m. ~·lit olir turnlturi, beds, ole. Wl'llo Rt. ·•• Pomoroy, 992-6271. .ftL :oPtlt·., 3 ROOM • unl~mlaltad apllrt.· .' mont. Phone 7-l·lfc: ""·2288. . TRAILER, Brown'iTteller Park, Minersville. Phone 992· a. Cance,Uallon CorrectiOI\1 Will be accaptect until 9 a.m. for Day of Publication • 332<1. REGUL-ATIONS The Publisher reserves the ·ight to eGjit•or -relect any ads' objectional, The :leemed publisher will not be responilble tor more than one incorrect ''lsert ioh . , ' Notice ·•·t·~·lit $5.55 ... . w- ' --,',.,----~--'--9:..:·9·11< FORNrsHeD 11 J ·11o.. .,. ·-GUARANrTEED- .. ·'IROPMa ASH • Aricr ,Complete une . ofSuppllu EliiiJfl·MCDaniel . . "'*'•'n•~ · IPom8nJJ ~-'&:!lute 606 . : -1111111. ~,. o. ------ .. .~ : -~-~ "- · HAYMAN'S AUCTION tlciuso, ' liclency aperl.::.~nt, ulllltlfl Laurel Ollf, now ....., .ach furnlsKed. Phone 992·3174. - ~.w.v Friday to recelvl conS.12·flc t ·l'n-5175 HARRISON'S ·*fit!<AN· are indefinite and the most slgnmenls at 10 a.m. Auction - - - - - - - - ' - - ' Open Dti!Y 11114 p.m. RATES · TENNA ~ERYittJ;, • Pho~t For Want Ad Service usable innovations have not company's Purcnase, to-wit: 992·2.122. '' ' . . 11~_11~' p.m. ~::.7 1 ::\'e~~~agd~.Lot Ul Hll FURNISHED apd U11lumls~ 5 cents per word oneinnrtlorl been added." Beginning et the southeut ·: ... , 6-IO.Ifc· 3-22-lfc apertmenls. Cl- to ic:hool. Minimum Charge 75c Jim: "Just take the mJ.ni- corner of a 15 70-100 acre tract Phone 992·544. 12 cents per w )rd three · Is 1 of land belonging to w. w. SEPTIC TANKS l!tEANEi): mum reqwremen or an Thompson; thence weat on the FOnltcutlve lnsttrtln"" lG-1 lie 18 ctnts per word six con · WILL give pleno lessons In my opeaing bid. Read any two south· line of Slid IS 70·100 acre .secutive Re11ona~te raltl; • Phqne home. Phone 992-3666. inse, •Jorls. HOUSE In Tuppers Plains, 4 basic books and you 'Will find tract of said w. w. Thompson . 25 Rer cent TRAILER apace, one mile from Jolin Russell, Git111110111 4411-. S.i6-lfc now MilliS High School on old Discount on paid rooms, beth and utility room, a hodgepodD'e of rules in- 100 rods to the center line of said ads and i!ld:S paid 47~ afltr 5:311 p.m, · within IC days ~ section, ru'VI l ng north and city water, also wen·. Rl. 33. Phone 992-2?41. CARD OF THANKS volviDg positiqn at the table, south: lhenc~ soulh on lhe aluminum tiding, block +7-lfc · __:___ _ _ _~~~~. CONNIE TEAFORD Swisher 9-20-301c & OBITUARY vulnerability, defense tricks center line of said s&etlcm lint 15 gar*, on 2levelkitl. See E. DOZER Work. Ph..,. 949-2171. has Ioken emoloymanl ot t 1 SO for 50 word minlmt~m . and possibly the signs of the rods; to the south una of said EAch andltional word 2c . R. Citeway, Tuppers Plains, ~ . IIKADFORD~IIonliM Mary June'• Beauty Shoo Zodiac." Section Number Eight (II; "13-llc decorated, 3 'room Ohio. .. . . Coniplet. ~LINOAO~f starting Monday, Sept. U. NEWLY thence tnt on tht south tint of fumlshad aperlment, ldulls ~-22.ftp Additional 2Sc Charge per 0 5 w aId: 11ln ·presenting laid Section Number Eight (8) Take advanl119e of our "Get Sf;PTIC ,••~. ,1....... Mllilt ' only. 126· Mulberry Avo. · JACOBY MODERN to to 0 polnlond slokeln sold Iouth 1 Advertisement Acquainted" specials, 115 'S.nl!allon, S..,.ort, Olllo. Ph. crrtt Breilfcn . · ' Phone992.f691. OFFICE HOURS readers we start cutting· section Hne: thtnce In a norpermanenl for $12.50 and our 8.30 a.m . to 5:00p.m . Dally, · l+llc therly direction 15 rOds 10 the dQ.3fl35, ; '. $.1 lie . 2-12-JIS:' .. ' thru au these ~:ft ieations. place of beginning, containing 9:30 a.m . to 12 : 00- Noon_1 $12.50 pet·manent for $10. 9-27-flc A band either q fles as an about nine 1nd one-tr.trd (9 1-31 SattJrda~. _ _ _ _.. _ _;~_· : _·:__ -MEADY·MIX -i:(ii;~,..;:' ; ~· REMODELED 3-bodroom " ' . . ' " ·~· •t acr.., more or len. it d bid nln ope g or · oesn 11 beln, the Intention and WILL pick up merchandise and house on Lincoln Helghls. POII4EROY-' Lincoln Htt. _;_ I Es..,it Far.SI'-Ie· ~!lvored rloht,"~o' NOTICE OF purpo1e o this d11d to conny a qua]jfy. " stpry IRICK, 3 Iorge APPOINTMINT . tI ke to euctlon on a per., Phone 992·••~ -· Jim: "The first step is to tract of land fifteen (151 rods bedrOom• with double cl-11. case Na. u,uo cent age basts. Call Jim 9·27~tfe use the standard 4-3--Z-1 wide by one hundred £1001 rods Estole of Elsie 1\!ldkftf, ·G ' 1;rn · RndY·"'Ix Ca.. Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. long. Deceased. Phone 742-4461. HOUSE, 1171 Lincoln Helghls, 4 i h ~.Oillo. · I point-count table w t the Reterence Doed• Vol. 146, built-In ·rangt and oven, Notice Is herebv ofven that 9·23-Hc rooms. bath, picture wrndow, standard additions of three Page 256, Deed Records of MO-!fc Ella May Romine and Zlt)a nice yard, plcltet fence, dlnlll(l bel: .ond dlnlll(l aroe, points for a void, two points Meigs County, O~lo. Midkiff of A. D. No.3, Pomerov. basement. Available soon. bl•ch cabl'*' "'lh tndlriCf " 4THE~TONTV-dE . tar lc tor a singleton and ooe point Parcel No. '2: The following Meigs counly, Ohio. hove bHn Emplo•ment Wanted . S.VIal. New . Phone 992-27111 or 992·3432. ' lighting, full · be11111ont wilt! 1 · for a doubleton. Then we real estate situated In the duly appointed Co-Executrix .GEO. T.V.$, PIMnt ·.. ~· roOm ' bar ind and Co-Executor of the Estate WIL DO by I ~------....:~ 9-27-tfc recreatltm come to a Jacoby extra that County of Metgs. State of Ohio, of mony olhor IMiurot. carport, RENOVA'tEO""" 3 ""'"""''• Elsie MldklH, deceased, late · L ba 11 tlng In my -:: ,....,, ·. ·· --tl · ' jf; already used iJl Standard and In the hlo Company's home. Phone Tuppers Plains J ROOM FUR~ ISH EO alloul I a're of ground. a•• forced air furnace. •. ' ' . " ~ c· Purchas,, end bOunded and of Hemlo'ck Grove. Meigs County, Ohio. , 667-35'11. APARTMENT. All\ CON· $29,500. concrete wilka; Ntw Carport. · . . 1 American. For PliJllOSes of described as fOllows. viz: Credllors ore required 1o file 9-25-6tc OITIONED. 516 S. 4th St., opening tbe bidding m a suit Beginning at the northwest A IINI hQmo. llli!OII,Gtl ~lcil1~:· :.:·: Middleport~ Phone 992-2053. RUTLAND nice 1 story for corner of Alonzo Hoit lot and the their claims with said flduclarv You subtract one point ......, 1 west tine of the south east within tour months . 3 llr!le bedrooms, freme, OHL:r - ldlll ham,e,· .clll . ..!tlll Dated lhls 161h doy of sep. Wanted 9-28-ltc 4-US distribution. uus is QuarterofS~tlon No. Eight (8). NEW beth, klf<Mn ·"-• nlca ' latlt1011· on 1wo . R~lfll, OhiO,. ': ',v ':l!!i',' ternber 1910. most irilpo.rtant. 4-.3-3-3 lnJownNo.Three(3),1nRange ceblneta, nice level lot. F. H. Q'Brlen 4 ROOM llouae wllh ~rge, "' ;~;.:Oftj x IIW: GOod buy L . · ·· ' bands just don't prqduce as No. Thirteen (13), thence north GOING AT $6,100. Probate Judge ot said Locust St., Mlddliport. 1150 twenty two rods and nine links Well as tbey .hould' in 'ult to a 1take on west line of laid countv per month. Phon• 992·731~ contracts." · CIUI!Irter; thence easl one 191 21. 2S tiOl 5. 31c 9·27.fl~ os.-alcl: "Tbls brina:s us hundred and nventv rods to the 1. tmltumaur=~ · ' .. -~,:!!r.!' .~ :;:'l,!hJ~« y ·;;r,w; Holt's ~~~ lost I h8rfd ttJ ~-oi.'lnete tgh· eas corner; thence '!flit LOST, Cllrd points in any position sev ty rods to his northwtst corner of the same; thenct Oldtown Flats area. at the table, vulnerable or south twenty rods and eleven 3151 II seen. not vulnerable, EXCEPT linkltoastakeontheHoltllne; For Sale hands witb 12-13 h~h-card lhenco wnt one hundred rods 1o BEANS, Kentucky Wondllra. . , the place of beginning, conpoints and 4--3-3-3 stribU· talnlna fifteen acrn, more or Pick your own, S2 bulhol. tion. ...•• lf being 1 part of th1 ntate 'die Am•n•e Sweel polalqOI and irllh 9-27-ftc potatoes. Bring container • . Jim: "Today•s band would 01 L. 0 · Holt, Dectoltd. ByUIIItedPrtllillln•u..t . JACOBY Rtlertnco· Dto4: Vol. 60, Andrew Cr011, Letart Falla. be passed ou t ID Pog 0 2Uond22.1,D<II4 R"'orda Today ts Monda• "-t .. MODERN. Nortb and South Qlllllolga·"--ty, Ohio. '' """' -. •...,.... the fllat day of lfiV. Ohio. t-20-12lc ·each hold 13 blgb-card points Parco! No. 3: no tollowlng 'nle moon II ben.-1111 Jut IHf FOR~EcoiiOline vfn: 3MO with 4-3-3-3 d Is t 1 i b u l1 on. roof ftloto lllu0114 In lht ' • mu, •. mua.f ·lltll. Stt " When actuallY played, South tounly o1 Meigs, stoto o1 o~ro, qll8rltr and ·III8W ·pbue. Newo!l'a , ~c'o;·, · Phono til lilt Ohio Compatly'a The "'"'-"'• stars are opened the blddindG and ond l'urcn10e, end boundl4 and ,...,.,...,. - £hester ~ ;/ . wound up, going down two d""rlbod 11 follows, viz: Mercury,~ and Saturn. -· . ',:'~~ 1 f..13-HC ' ~ . ,\, ~of tricks at three no-trump. He 8oa1Minv tlfloon rods and 'lbe mniD8 liMa are V01111S . M7.3fc dld :makt! 01111 no-trump, but tlvollnko north of lllo IOUihwnt and Jupl no -a~ sto cornor of lllo aouthust quarter there ""as w w P ot section !tight 111, Town Throe Tlibae fer. born on this date are Qlere ooce tbe 'bi g was m. Rone• Thtrtnn tm. lllllllir lhe _._of Ulra. Help. Wanted BUILDING LOTS or troltor Opeia,ed,, " .,. · thence 111t ont hundred rocta; -e&• space. On 'new water Une, • · lllonco north lwtntt,throe rodl On this day Ia hlll«y: COUNTRY ond woetern bond, ochool bus route, on county ~~::""''~~ ~·~~ In <1711 Gen. George Wublng- some rock. Friday end . ~d ~· t;,e milt wost of . w. Thomf!lon: lllonco wnt ono ton backed._ the~""'.,_. S.tunloy nlahls. Write Bo• O.t 1n1 .....:..~to. II lnlerlllo!l• 1 ' • h d -• -· to 111 0 t II ~ ' "1 "'"""' ,.... , , 7'B·A, C·O Tlio Cally Sentinel" •'· Cl u..,.,., 9U-4197. < •; ••. , ... ~ l>f4<1inl.boa been: . "" •~ r no ~ ll1d 7,000 ~. ........... !""" . •• Pomeroy, Ohio. ' ' " ..... ,</ ~ --~ .. ....... lari 8uatb \ the 10uttte,at quarter of uld ... vvt-~ ,~· ..,_, , • ..... .. . . · hctlln olghli lllonco aoulh the liege of Britl.lh ll1d R I•~ ------__,.-...:..:.: ,, •. ~ 1• ·twe~~tY ttlt'n roelt 1nd thlrtttn fOreea y 1} Pa• 2t Po,. 2·• llnkl to H!t plltt of btlllnnlng, . a_t urlrtown a,llb... come some sort of conglomerate where the basic rules follows: Being In Section No. Eight {BI, Town No. Three (3), Range No. Thirteen (IJ), of the Ohio •. 1 fV Real Estate.For Sale -- ------ -- i"' . ':l:\",:."Oti,l " . our biJ aeland Realty, 'Rial :::.~11'~.:.~~~~ stETT. EI . = Ho·a'IE"'•LTY . Y.•:J ·a''"'li:.~~~;::;2.:~~ 7HATH/!R ~ .: TIME W/J7'I HER . CIIII.IIREN IS ltfP!N/NG 01/T';. ::::1\nER. /t.,, I Auto Sales :::t •...t:: ZNT PI• 1 contllnlnt fourtHn end llwtn· Va. '•,1, ~ . ' tenthS IQ'd, mort Of latl. Jn 1150 n _...__ You, South, hold: · Rotoronco DIH: Vol. 120, llQ1n8 of ....U..In • .tKI711.1tl,ll .Q4 .72 Pogo 599< DHd Rocordl Molga theU.S.Navywaaabolllhlid. PIU County, <>hlo. In 1920 ltefeand ~- · Ia •-• You oro roqulrl4 to onowor Chlcagolndic elghl"'f!!lllen wlthfn twenty eight days from of the """"'" the date of tflt lilt publication -"""'5o Whlte Sol:· on EXPERIENCED wont ID ol<tp lit twa 1!111-lnmp al this ncrltco. tho anowor dato charges of·"fllrowln&" the 1119 manage and , botng D<lcombor llh., 19TO, WorldSerlea-'tb"'-'"---tl, 11 you - ho!P 11. Oeaners, Mason, '· GI!ORGE NICINSKY ond "' """"""" RU&Y JEAN NICINSKY In lM5 the ..=~ Sllow II nonoa!IJ wbite in PLAINTIFFS ted •'--• ' _. •~CROW, CROW & PORTIA, ~ "' 'the ,. • color .,....u.e ,.. ""' many Jlttornova tor Plalnllffl killill& at~ 1 reflecting lurfacu of the ice crystall. ., 19l 28, 11015, 12, 1t, 26 (111 .2, lie A thoucht for todjl)t: Irilb , poet Thouw Moono 118id; "And - '-AWA.NCE •• LAM~ M. a. when once the~ heart of a , flllliden Is 1tole, the malden ber~eH will steill after it soon." Business Opport11f!itles Whll do you do JIOW? .t-Bid three .._""- Yoor lund lo mtabuia .:...· It 11 1 .,... tound mJ.n..IJBua, .... yoa doa't ·· .Man's Living Habits Are Today's.Main Challenge ly LAW~ENCE.E. •, WANT TO UP YOUR INCOME IMMEDIATELY? LAMB, M.D. ESTABLISH ROUTES.r NO PERSONAL SALES CALLS! JUS1' S£RV/C/NG' MACHINES DO THE SELL- · INC! - ... ====~====~~~-~ · --~--~ ---~~ ~IOO,MISS.... I NCI1'ICED 'K1IJ ClltCI.I~ '1111: ttl OCK ~ I fll.6& w:liiPEif.1~ IF 'IQI'I:), EUJtGISE M/ UTn.E , FOR A LAP . . .JJiiJSn,Jg;a.t.·;'"48:~e. · 'U_..othnotGur.llllllbl-. - Iotter ... lllfUI'e, to for• feut arillllll'J words. "*"' ~~s(;irr . I K_~l KJ , I t) . I) I ' I GIHiT rULns I t l �. . ' " Slall!lia al Klftt' Stile .,U*idl'l.-_.... '=~~~ Iiiio Ulll· . ~!)' 'Iii are ~ over!)' of GPI(Iiillllc IIIII 1111 l'relldenl'1 Qenlml"'l..... Clmpllllnnlt npar~ w111 ensure peace m ........ IIIli olhera II'OIIIld till oallon. n was the ki1UD& of tour atu· dellII b)r NatiOIIII GuerdlmeD last -May at lent State that led Preilldetll Nboo to set up rt:":t bu lbclul ~ 1011 gel the of beln&·lllildled 11y 11te 111 alty at least once a day. But ~ .eems to be ~ ~ an do about II and that II · Twolnjured:r:::$··~::~; Two penonnere Injured and 59, Mlp•lls. atraffic deer waaldlled two of five accldonta Inlnveotlgated over the weekend by the {.liDipolis Poet Stale Hlgbway Patrol. AaotheraUSunday accident occurred p.m. 011 Mill Creek ~;§~~~~~~ Rd., t11ree and two tenths mlles north of Rt. 7 where autoa lltey have 110111e drl... tr; Jamea Samson, 30, to lbeol!' aoutb· .,~:~:.~~~ ~~~~Po~~~~~ ), =~s::=t'~ . ourners Junellon of Rl. 110 and liM, damqeresulled and no cltallm luued gak!eU- oo dl8nl u where vehlclef driven b)r was Issued. tile laD term beglnl ~.,... I Harold Ll!ckadoo, Jr., 34, Rt. I, Two other accl4ents were VInton, and John Gamel, II, Rl. investigated 011 Saturday. 'lbe 1, Vinton, colllded. Games first wu al5::15 p.m. 011 Blazer suffered lacerations of the Rd. five and three tenths mlles mouth, chest and besd wblle a n..-th of Rl. 7 where autoa psasenger, Mary Barton, 20, , driven b)r Carol CIOIIcb, 34, Rl. Rio Grande, had bruises . 1, Gallipolla, and Lucille Par· JJomogo was moderate to bolb sona, 45, Rt. I, Gallipolis, veblcles. No cltatiCIIs were collldecl. Mn. Parsons was luued. cbargedwitbfaUuretoyleldone Tile deer was tilled In a hall of tile roa1way. mtohap Cll Ill. 7, hoo and one No one was Injured II' cited llmlllmllesnortbofQwnCity. followingacolllslooata:28p.m. The animal ran Into tile patb of on Rt. 3:1, one and nine tenths a veldcle driven b)r Mas Avner, miles west of Rt. 518. Officers said Albert Stauffer, 40, Marletta,lostconlrolofblsauto while attempting to pua PT. PLEASANT another car. n.. Stauffer car LIVEil'IOCit SA' ES CO. ran olf the left aide of the bllh· PT. PLI!AIIANT, W. VA. way and llruck a gusnlrall. . s.tan1111. Sept. 11, n BOGS - 1" to 2ZII 19.50 to :111.50; Heavies 17.25 ... :Ill; ' Market Report ' recommendaiiCII of till cmnme. sl011. He aald be bad nol Jet', read tile report but was liDpr eaaed b)r lbe cmuollalon wben II visited bla campus. Students al oilier CI'IIJI'l!I'IT echoed Traub'a •lstemenl aboal Nllon. "I dm'l think students feel Nboo and (VIce l'relldelll Spiro T.) Acnew are capable olezerdslng tile luderahlp the Scr111ton nparl calls for," Ed Pinto, chalrmln of the Undergraduate AuoclaUoo at tile Univerallf GIIDlnois aald. Some college administrators 'llftttlllcal. Dr. llonlordS. Atwood, prealdent of Emory Unl· verslty In Atlanta, lild: "It's more than just a President II' a vice prealdelll era CGngreao Studen• ' ~;;....; ' c. o. Flaher were Betty L. Gllltey~l, $iO and costs, operallon, and Edna SIObal't, ' Mllklleport, ~ GENE LAWBENC!; GENE ROY LAWRENCE, and cosbt, permitting a .dog to aoa of Mr. 1D11 Mn. Palll nm loose. • LOCAL TEMPS t..wnl<e of llaehle rec:eally fiinptratur~ ID dowatowa completed bll bask: lraiDing . M.llUU.lGE~ J1i11Mtov Monday al U a.m, at Ft. K:au. t..wreace Dllvld Joe Sellen, ~, Partl!lllllled 1a 1111 u. s. Army land, 1 and Roberta Alyne WAf 5I! . . . UDder 11111117 llklas. · . Sat., 18, Pouaeroy. ' lolloWiq Ida IJ'IC(uall9llrom SoulberD llllb Sellaolln May • . llelferat9to:IU41;Fa1Cowsl7 to :111.10; ClDnen 1.2 lo 16.50; BuDs 20.75 ID 25.85; Milk Cows 110 tD 140 115;ID Stock CowsSteers and Calves Z15; Stock :It ID 29 _75 ; Stock Helfera 18 to :M; Stock Steer Calves :M to 34•110 ; Stock Heller Calves 21 to 29 CALVF3 _Tops 41 ; Seconds 31.110; Medium :17 to 37; Om!DOO and 11eav1ea 33.10 1o V£AI. IUO. The Wahama White Faleons slmp)J' outclassed the 00ot Duval Hlt!h Sehool Yellow Jaekets for • 2l-4 yfctory Saturda¥ nlsht. The Yictory uiJIIOCI Wahama•s sea100 rec:ord to 3-1-1 and left ~ ·QitH·,~ that earrled Into Intermission. SUM'I.IO; Heavy ~r 'flllen Kellll Saj/re, 146 JO.a; 8enJ lb. (la!P-ek, carried up 1bo Sloo$~Sieen,SO.INII.». unlddla 111a TD ..... - eoverv.a Cllnf: Olak:e, 43.110; ed O.•e 7&rd1. ~· klek Good. • ll )(I:IIJI!l, 33; CGm- attalllllt!Or llle extra po!llt waa lliaacla· ~ dawll; Baby Calves bloekiMI and llle Fll<GIIJ eame ,'~ 1!&di 1111 lleld w1111 a 12~ lead ·' GALLIPOLIS; OBJO, · • lliitllrdQ,IIepl. ll,ll'lt, ... IIAJJ!8 REPORT o1 Oblo Vllley ~ ul dl Co. Y"V BOOS -115 to 2ZIIIbl. 10 to 20;220toll0u..litoti.to;Fat Sows II to 17.11: Jlo8l'l 12 to · -e oo- a •• · ..J.••• I' to ~:~ =.;~-'" BJ Ulllled Prell '-'talleul CATTLE-_.. 3111D 31; . 'DieOQW.....-ttollconUnued Qellenllto•iO;BabyBeef21 ID D¥JIIIII today In Oblo at ID 35 .10; fat 18 to ?Ai.IO; O.aeral Motors related In· •" dua1rlel beca1110 of the tllllted Cannll'l "'to 21M; BuDs 2S to Auto WO!ten strike Mlinll 25.20; Milk'Colli~ to Z811. ,,., . " VEALi:!Al.VD .....,._ 40.10; ~... • ..,.. .-.. .........-of worbrs Seeondl • to·411; Madl1111 :lllo ,_:::_. . . Corp. 3 ~ ~.av.. 2lto uo; ~ II'M'mt•on plent 111 BUY ~VEl - 21 to &1. f~ wblcb tgrjongbed 1,1110 LAIIlli · ....:. TOPI 25.40; of 111,1,100 llourly perao!llltllor ~ Jl· ~ ~;,J.Jtcht Wis. :M ~-·'Die plant, with a total to ... ...... ~ 2:1.50 DoWII. iUIIPI6tDIIIII 2,800, GM. supplies .- ...,........, lf~.......llllll - of ~_..to The dawll; ',•'; ' - . J,·_unn More Furlonohed ':;. Polkeman Killed SECOND HALF SoJ>re aot hla seoond tall,y ol B T B .L the nlllrt In tile lblrd period y 1110 urg..,.. when ha l!'abbed an atrlalfrom CLEVELAND .(UPI) --tne Howard and raciKI to tbe goal polleeman was tilled and ~ line ll'om 35 YVC3 cut. This was Mrlously wounded at 2 a. • 1, ( : 0 1 ! 1 -;:-Dana ~ - M . - .. laJOCfl were necessary, a opoltrvln aald, because of "lnvantory adjuatmenls and cut!'acb In production ~ules." An additional 38 workers on taekluster oontellt was scored by Se!llor Fncl l!anciY SmUh on an ellllrt yard pnall'omlloward In 1ha laat . oprter. HoWard also passed to . SIIIIIll for the extra polnla. •', 1ba While Fal11011 nmninl at. lad<; .lllllc:b ~~tiled U5 yants, waa 'j,iacedby 9l(re wbo ~ a tolill d. 100 yardli. OChtrs plnq ,rordap ..,1ha (INIUid lor Wahama ware HOwlli'd, 51 yants; 11Gb Lal!'bert, a•; Barl')' Harrla, 2t; Mille While, .5 ·11111 Eric Morrill, lL · . Howard eomplcled• -14. Of 21 paaseuua~PP~Ator WJ&rd• Ill llle air. Wlhama bid no _paasea W.e~ l!ltl llolo .tbreelluYalaei'lala. · Howard also lll1iad twlco for Wihamll for a 36 prd nerap. ~ Fal01111t ,will ~ $1Ut11· om 1 Tornldoia .of llaclne In 1halr llomecohllllallllt Friday nlibt al &cblel Flellll ' Of ,., BU~R . BRoWN · :.. 'on the 2nd 'floor ' ' Cardlgar~s. Jumpers, ~lrla Slacks,'; Jl..,ntt · Skl(ts, Corduroy, Knit •and Poly~ter -~cl ColtOn l~ngl,es •(~rlppl!f all!l,boxer!, craw' ntck_. . and s~oulill!r gripper shirts, Johns l!lhn'it· 3 p!ete girls Jumper outfits, striped ,~d ~ld color sl!lrts. Infants Underslll,rts a~d trlllllng -' pants, ~:lrli pan!les, socii~· Beanie~. q,r.cjUfOY and .knit bib o~rills, Infants Jump sults 1and .paJamas l~lth or' without. feet). ,_ lha~bl~ll~-~--------·- - - -·_ _.:_..:_~::~::~~~~~!l!tt~~::,:i;t~ r ' /.1'', prealdent. Nmon called the Egyptian leader's death a "tragic loss" and canceled air and aea aerclaes thsl had been sche· dialed today to show tile power and ·ftezlbllity of the u.s. 6tb Fleet. The President did not cancel 1111 day-long visll with the fleet, however. He was scheduled to go to Naples later In tile day. Nino's elgh~y 1rlp began with a warm and .entbuslsallc receptioo In Rome and a visit with 28 !teed American airliner hoatagea, but Nasoer's death abruplly Imposed a mll'e somber tone on the tour. ,._.I Pesea Proltlem Of lmmedlale concern to Nixon wu who wiD !Otxesent ' • Mcintire Clauru • , Ky CapitUlated • Solicltor Bernard Fultz was aulllci1zed to proceed on a feasibility &tudy of a ptopoaed nlenslon of tbe presenl 'Mid· dleport water system intD· tile Bradbury llfea b)r Middleport CouncU Monday night. Praeat to l:evlew tile matter with council. were FullS and members of the BOard of Ptibllc Affairs, James Bre~~:lngton, Richard Gress ani Jack Hew~. , The group dflcuaaed tile Poulbllllf of lfedet-al gral\t lor IIICh an etrtenslon ranging up to 50 per cent of the cost. llmrlll8ton pointed out that the board would not want to tske any action 1o jeopardize the · preaent system and Councilman John Zerkle agreed thai the eztenslon area "ahould slsnd on Its own feet." Gress pointed out that another lsnk and wdl will be~ In II!X or seven Je&l'l anyway and tbeae could be provided througb tile -~ servll>!. Councilman Cllff..-d stumho •aid .that he doubted the feasibility of such an etrtension boca~ It appeared that the inc«ne from serving the area would. not be sufficient to offset costs Involved. However, maintenance supervisor Harold Chaae pointed out thai tile ezlension could lead to new housing in tile area. He too IIOinted out that tile present system ~ eventually have to bave a tiiW well and lsnk. anyway. Fultz said tbe first atepo would be ID talk to Milton Roush of the Fanners Home Ad· mlnlalratlon on the financing of ouch a project and to see wllal effect tbe extension would have on other water districts. Some of the dislrlcts have reportedly signed some of tile Bradbury area for service, II was rep..-ted. Fultz pointed out that tile ell<l'ls of Middleport should not Interfere with 1he plans of . . .,,~te bn~# llln II ilte ll*e'J WU dljim' ld l1 ,. t b! ·eGifult. II of. tbe 17 Jll!q,lllld llti jw:)' WU f!l1y lo M .. I !!Ide darill ~ .JiiiJienll, ftlcll 'lllded ..... 7. . . Gen-• pW 111M eovtd.'IN to lllart lbe lielllaiMr · llpa ~ ·l tllll!l'ltlllllfUd.jl!rywaaaoiiO be M1 .,. b!lo lilt_ ..... Milia _aei~ 'Held ·. ~· Fdfwut any· Bond -.., ·; McARTHUR, .ado (UPI) - In tile rugged hilly country near Ollv...a, creota,I!CCIIIed 1111 ~ 6ve days alter tbe ot viDloir County Sheriff, l!lllillis; Deputy Dive Wilbur Harold Steele 8lid wounding bla ~d ha 8lid the ahertH were ' clepllty Ault- 11, .... ordered,QIIneddown!'henlheylrledto belli , wllf!olit bond pendlnl ..-ve legal papen on Milia at . stand jury ~,1!11 rural home. 'lbe papen ·. · ; · ' · · ' . . . a~~ that Milia had fl!lli was charged with llrsl liirasoed electric com111ny · clesrM murder alter a posse ~~ J!n"men who tried to siring :1110· law olllcen captured bini . J!lrea over 1111 propert;y. wu.. iiJunc r..on. ~; Mlddle~rl• ' MiJOD;· J'a,m.. Albn. SATURDAY _ 8lere l!:bllil, Chesler Tbeal1ba Keeler, Flora Carolltlcllmond Mary SUNDAY ADDONS c tan C I ~=thy~. g, Porn::; Romine Rutland· Jelftn Winfield W' Casto 'Mason. • • er Coolville; Mllr1aret Pomeroy; William D--o'""'",_, .. - · · SUNDAY DISCHARGES Clyde O'amletl, Mary Jolm Conkle, Naomi Jamea Barnette, Freda Krkf4i: DRIVE-IN BANKING · ·tall&t • ·JC¥'ai . (Cc!nUnued on.Pa&t·l) . :; , , .. n~,c.~ · ~ ~;·.a~~~~~~~~ o-.t~·~ · I Va.,' for alleaedlY stee"D8 at the Feed MllJ·m 8y UJdled Praa ltderuiiGI!II aoclallsm was ma!IIDi on the dream of' a Unlle4 .V.ti ~ ~el Nauer, the desert nation's pOverty. Hl.s Republic brielly material~Jed; : adort!!l-falher of modem Egypt, then co(!apsed wltb factional mOsnlerlsed mDilona with his feuds overwhelmed Arab ~ , Wlfullllled dream of a unified larlllea. IDa total rell!IJINI oo . Arab w..-ld that could destroy Soviet aJd to cba1lenge Jsraet , Israel. He died a peacemaker put him forevEr In IJ(e , · Ill 1111 own ranks. Kremlin's debt Nasser, the moat ()OI!8rful He became ~ Arab --~ ', and controversial Arab leader hero b)r defying the West In lba: In modern history, died of a I~ wben ha turned to · · heart attsck Monday In Cairo Communist Czecboslovakla fer at ~2. arms and then refused to join:. · Hla lrlampha were many : He an anU-Communiat alliance. !>roke a 5,0110-year reigD of Nauer was a blue-eyed : Egyptlan l!lngs, oualed Brlllah revolutionary with a sliver< occupiers, nationalized the Suez tongue f..- Dery ll(l""d'ea, ·. Canal l1ld wooed a willing Rsmrocktraighl, mustacbed Soviet thilonlo supply guns and and graying at the temples, be · buller •~len 1111 United States . had a llaahlng l!llile. Bll . woulcl n~~ EngUah was fluent and supple. Hla ~edles were great: Uke moot Egyptians, be : The 188'1 Middle East war was savoured his lively sense of a diluter for Egypt. II all bot humor. wiped out tile slow bill steadY A devout Moslem, be did not . Inroads 1111 Arab brand of Gamal Nasser (CAI!Unued on page 8) Officers Named by Youth were eleeted by tbe Youth of tbe Ohio for Retarded recently at Cbureh In for 11'1&-71 . . ·\lean Wbltsbead, .lljlie lloltfr, vice ~1!7. Wrlgbl, lad JO ,jmen Jllebl, , ) School; · Jean Whitehead, Gl Melga County was publiCity D18Dager at F.llllem dlacusaed. Jll&b llchool; Beety wn,Jit, Refreahmenla of popc:oari!a@ were served Jll&b llchool; D1Le11e Del ~~Pl. group viewed a pubUclty manager II ~ pancb funl! ralslna cbalrmlll; for tile Mentally whlc:b showed how . 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Gress pointed oul that dleport had been provide tile service wltb 45 residents of the area r«~uesling service. ,. Fultz aald that he believes an: engineering 1urvey will be required to delerm(J)e the, · ,' boundaries of the area to be, served by the menalm and 1111.: number of potential cusiGmen; · Involved. He wiD confer will!' • , -~.... . Killed was Patrolman J~ Tracz, 27, Cleveland. In aerl~ condlllm at MI. Slnalllolpltil wllll t11ree gunibo1 wounda was Patrolman Frederlcll Fulton, 29. The lhoolblgs occurred In the lblh Pollee Dillrlcl at E. lOS Sl. and St. Clllr Ave. A llllent burglar alami bid gcllii off at 1 · · d6partment store (GIII!I ' WABHJNGTON (UPJJ - Tbe D.. ..... ...... won ····-~-_........, - .- .,.. Mardl-lor-VIci«Y rally wW go as se()ed'ultd !n Wasblngton Saturday 1n -~ of 1111 wilhdrawal of llil '1*- _paler, South VIetnamese .. Vlee President N~.!':.!!· the United Stales at 'N!IIIer'a funeral. White . ~ ildel refused ·to ljlOCIIIate wlrft . NIXon blmoeH would go, but tended lo discourqe aucb Iaiii: b)r obsorvlng tile United Stales and the United Arab Republic have not had diplomatic rots• IICIIl alnce the 11181 Arab-JsraeU war. There was speculation liDOII& Nboo's akles that Secretary of · Stile William P. lloflen would (CAI!tlnued ·on .J1118eS) · Bradbury Extension R , ( Melvin R. Laird lhll llll>l'llln8 about, the likely elfecbt of Nasser's dealll.., tbe volellle Middle Eaat altuallon, refused to speculate 011 a poalble suoees1or to tbe Egyptian ' . • in Cairo bedl1se tile United Slates lind .Egypt have not maintaln'd diplomatic relliiiOIII llilce the 11181 ArabIaraell war. Other mernben ol tile U. 8. delegation were not lm· mediately anaounced. Some olflclala sold Secretary of Stale WUUam P. ftotlersmightgo, but Nixon made II clear he would not lead lhf delegallon. 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