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' '~ ~-.~•!.lL.,. tee Wolfe~ ~mod Washinpn · White Paper are oow engaged upon exerclsea ol a splendldcy rhetoricalllrtillty almoot guuanleed to clo,ley lbe parcy' a n>turn to power at tbe White House U Prealdenl Nixon ehoutd not be able on bls ovm bat to achieve that re. sulL To paraphrase an old form of aoclal note that amounced a marriage between So-and-So ...,., had been ~arranged,., t h e 1 t I Democrats have arranged an era al endless talking among lbemaelves that Ia as good .as certain to hne ton8e[Jlences '~lite similar to the prelim!. narles to divorce. In tbe llrst place, they will surely manage lA> bring Into even higher rellel the profound Ideological and human ellvisions I - ·. ' "' · Mr,. . ;~~liB •,Gt;l ~-~ lilt lo 'Wui- ·Jolol <t' Okllhoma, to manlfesiiOI, thll , tiGoie about lilt Gono up 0111 o..,; h.re t!oeJ1 ec.ar.11 :I'Ju;.. -t. ATHENS- One oC tl1e ns. lion's lew surviving success. ful musical units from the "Big Band Era," a popular 1emale vocaUst, and a poignant l .,.-n,a: p.m. Also schemled, with dates to be announced, are twoObloUDIversity ldarchiDg Band COBceria; a children's cOncert by tbe unlnrsiiJ sYJilli1oiiY band; and loor school of music con- ~ ~ ~~~~~:: • • 1• through Wedneaclay, Oct. 8, a Scbool oC Art lacul'-exhibl- HUNTINGTON, w. va. _ Marshall University willa Feotlval oC Artists this 19691970 ,cultural seas<m offering morethan50at:tractionslnclud1ng art exhibits and a special art fllm series. The Community Artlsts Ser· les will preaent lbe Broadway musical "Marne," Oct. I; the Orchestra oC L' Academia ell Sonia Cecilia, Rome, October It; Royal Choral Soclet;y accompanied by the Royal Cbora1 Sovtecy Play Nov 6 Oslpov Balalalkae:che..:a Mo N 20 l'llnn I scow, ov. ; lllVID- • :. ~Seif'U:.::~,:::: • Oet. 30; and Tuesday, Nov. f 2 throu&hlnga fromMoodaythe Art f, point.. ..;..,_ · ::.. 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CUIDo, ·ha1 a lidllkln polllid alii -Joe Hra1'1'. the writer, e~ for- 80 ~r . _ ,'f,, Tip rv """1¢111.'!. plamlitg 1Dhtl he and hta 11111''1 noUoo cillllllior wu fA> will be aetrera wlte are IC!~ attend lbe Jerry Vale CIJ!II!)III ·Clara Pol•tll. cart OrrJ, ~~ ICbNiled(fA>Jill. 14-17, and Ill¥ .· . ductiOIII be ,, MJicliO .n;· ' c..,..Uti!l!L e.a. ~ Maraball Art and Cia.. 111C1 fllb'!ner "I fiiiiD f111 REALLY with -<'·(' ' • _ _ _ _ _ _..,;•;.:. ·~ , ..;; "'+,. ....,...---:- ...-...~~ ~- ~1 PaihtiiiP""' • · Plsell&llt '!8• the Sulldar orMra.~ Mr. or Col.unibjq ~~~!fe , or or Canadian Refugee Bombs Colts Bengals Upset Chiefs; 24-19 Ana a- --- a .... :c:~:'!'i::~~~~:~ GRID ST'..t 1\.TDiTJ\.TGS 1 or 0 ••••• be .~ rniq~ IIIIa, tl\C! 0111 .... , Ill lilfo~om'PUll· •' ·:-r Hoailait,, Mulhall ver.llt.Y-,, lku61lon, W, Va, 26701. ~ w. 0 <' ' li· ' " ' • 0 • • • 0 I I 0 0 This Week's College Games fl~~~n!,~! I ••••••• •• • • • Davls-W1rner WOW LOOK Reds End SOO$on With Braves o o SCIOOL LUICI ~SPECIALS~ MtCLURES DAIRY ISLE or Miami • - . . 0 3 0 .000 Boallln . • • • 0 3 0 .000 Weal W. OeklPd •.. · 3 CIDctmatl . , • 3 ~... Clt:r • • 2 ·In the Denver •••.• 2 ....iii!iiil'ti!tll l,;~!·tl:r:~t;l=~fJ~ 11 ••• Ohio ttilrd place In the division d• Redo Alex Joiui.OO and Jolulo' · 1plw the preoencedPete llolse, IIY Bench humnered . _ , l'UIII pi'eHmlf leading both 1 - , to accounl fl11' aU ~ Clncil>ID hlllbw with .a .347 percent;. '· Jim llf,errltt w u .,w. hlo n1n111 Joss ',$00 A.Jil' ' ·• -~~~~=~~~: • _____________.........._ · ''lltlll d014 plcturo ~D 11 liar .~ ~~::i~~~~~~i~~~~~;~ Grouf B;.Jeb. 1~ •&Ill be•wl!lac:iceopfo.,., ema ~ bai -15 art fUmeCII 21:, ·· tip for ......... llld the Do~llllllal illrOnli&tlen ~ . ~ d A,rt .hU several the l!le8-1970 Feotiv.l OflArt... eirliY-. 2•1 1'1 Ethel . ~ ,and l'iliillnp CIWJ~i. ~ .... ,, , · '""""'• U... 1;;ll; ~tile~." 1'/ov. 14l; Neue. or . .~ L. 0 0 1 1 1 ,2 T. Pet. D 1.000 0 1.000 0 .667 0 .68? 1ttE , c;~T FIHANCIAL JUGGLING ACT •••• ' 1' • ' Juggling l:illl• and payments is a worrtiOI'M', el(perlell~· ,If your monthly payments 'CI!nd l\· Y!IU' paych-.ek, don't see eye-tcHtye ,, giYi, ui C\ .eoli. When money's ''- qo~.,~iii" 0 .333 •'., ,• !he . fo/ -,.m ~~ E ,';ets·· ', ·,, High meow :~~~-~rl W~iJl 'f~ Thetlt4.r _. , IHwe Wlltll·o ....l" , , )fro. bJlu Mile~ ,, or "TheY gave uo lour miootea so I cut back and got clear. M and that was enough tlmo," he The Redsidna oeored two Nalten eicehaaged getlt'a' horno said, "H It had been only two, touc-no In two mtrute1 ol flll' Iurie ban In th,r" mlnlltel It would have been a lltlle the fourth quarler to eraoe tlgh~" what seema a cunfortahle 26.10 Both his reeelvora onthelaol lead. two plays tl1e climactic drive Former Brown Charlie HarOhio Sthool gave Neloen aU lbe credit lor raway plunged over fran the ,, ~Unlted 'Pnllllliernatloolal their catches. On&-yanl line to cap I 'll).yard, NatlallaliMp L Over Shoulder Grab seveftoillay march, sparked by Eut "The throw made It an easy the passing of Sonny Jurgensen. W, L. Pet. GB Foott.ll Reaullll catch," aald Collins, who Fumble Ia Coatl,y · x.New 'York , • It 61 .619 the bell over his len shoulder On the next oerieo playa, QdcajJO .... 91 69 .568 8 By United Pre11 Jnternatloral In the right corner the end Nalaen wen! beck Ill ~sa. wu Plltll!urib ... 86 7t .5118 13 Cleveland Jdm F. Komecly 25 zone. "I wu only afraid Pd toclded by Redskln~lell ta~ Ill. Louts • • . 85 74 .585 1&Sh Qeveland Eallt Tech 0 run ool of the end zone." Ftank Bosch, and ltmbled. Enl lfA1II!'M'A llOLI.J!JGZ'I !Uli!IIVE . . . . . halll&dc GIW&e l!llulrof........,. ..,.;. l'ldl. ., •••• 62 97 .380 Wh Cleveland Rlledtl 2ll Morrison, a secondyoarhallLeo carroll recovered on the the lorm he uoed to return pu1t1 Cor 47 ,and 43 yards to set Ill two aeorea In Marietta'• 1U llll)treal ••• 52 108 .325 47 Claveland Lincoln 0 back from Soutl1Weat Texas Browns 13, and onlbe nextplay, victor)' over favored Wealmlnoter SepL 20. Last year he returned one 75 yarda for • ro Welt ittchmond Jielghto 14 State College, gained I30 yards Jurgensen tosaed to BOO Lcq agelnat Mt. Union. Sauer to a lonner atandout at Middleport High SChool. _ ,, W, L, Pet. GB Betclnroed 8 in 23 carries and caught foUr for a Hedsklna touchdown. AtlaiD • • • • 92 68 .575 Qeve. Lutheran Weal 21 pasoes ror 39 yardo In his sec"I was about to throw to Paul North Royalton 6 Son Fran • • •.. 70 .580 2~ ond game as Leroy Kelly's sUb' Warfield when he illpped,"NelCln<lll>atl • • 88 72 .550 4 'Clove. GlbnCNr 28 atltute. Kelly, theleodlng NFL sen said. "I drew my arm back West. Reoene ""*L 6 Loll Ana .. . 82 76 .~:12 8~ runner of last aeoson, Is out alii juat !ben (Bosch) hit me !IGu•too .... 80 78 .508 11~ aove. Hawkan Schoo118 wltlla pulled muscle. Morrison with hla helmetrlghtlnthelace. 117 JOE CABNICELLI In other NFL action, Green disadvantage to wallop llle 1Adpm01116 Son Dte10 . • 50 .lot .n4 u~ too was voted a game ball. II he'd hit me In the olde, I UPI Sports Writer Bay edged Sen Francisco, 14-7, Steelers. x ~ Cllncbed Dlv. Tille North camta Hoover 12 Recalling his moat lmportanl wouldn't have I'Umbled. Joe 11app, the Minnesota Cleveland downed Wallhlngton, Rookie cilvtn Hlll&fllllllllcllll illnda,y'1 Rellllll C&nion Lehman 0 catch, Morrison said, "I saw "1 was glad they acoredrJght VIkings' 3J..year.old reserve 27-23, Detcolt shut out New IU yards and two tou. . . . . . .. Louts 2, Montreal 0 Central tlllhollc 18 Blll motioning me with his hand away, because that left us York. 24.0. l'ldladelphla ripped to rally the Cowbe,ya to a Calton Ttmken 6 l!lew York 2, l'ldla 0 · quarterback, has IOIIfl been Plttsburib, U~7, st. Lou1a victory over tbe ~, enouglt time to come back." labeled a poor poaser. tt fact, w .... 8, Pltta'bllrlll 1 StralbUrl 26 Northeast 0 nlP,ped OdCIID, 20-I7, Loa Saints. The Yale J:CIOIU need aeveland built Its shortllved last seaeon he llnilhed 13111 Malvern 6 Indian VelleySoutiiO MIMta 4, Sen Di8llo 2 2~10 leed' on two touchdown among N a 11 on a I Foolball Angeles doleated Atlanta, I7.7, nine yards for tl1e dee!dbtl Brldpport 30 Cincinnati 4, 1 ._ Fran 8, Loa 1 Warwoed, W. Va. 0 runs by rookie lullback Ron Leajple passers- and tile Vlk- and Dallas beat New Orleans, touc:hdown with 9:48 laiiiD 111e game - . . New Orleana took Monday's ,GAmel Johnson and field goals by Don IDga woo the Central lltYtolon 2I-I7. Columbus Wattoraon 33 Takes Over Early the lead on Tom DempB<II"'I Columbus Wehrle 0 (All Ttmea I!llT) Cockroft. title The veteran Kajlp, signed by yard field goal , Lcq Grinding Plays The Baltimore Colts, 011 tbe Columbus DeSalas 16 No · achdlled Minnesota two yearo ago after Boosto Bl'OIIIIll Over Columbul Ready 0 Most of the Oevelend scoring other hand, have long beeB TUeldQ'I G&mes Bill Nelaon lhrew a ~ followed long grinding drives. repated as one oC lbe llnellt a IUccesslui career with l'b1ladelplda at St. l.oula, night Newark tllthollc 50 Heath 0 Garroltlvllle Garlleld 39 anclnnllll at Atlalta, ni&llt The ball-<:ontrol otrategy was defensive toama In profoolball. VanCClll\'er in the canadian touchdown pass to Gary Colllnl By FRED McMANE John lladl was flle big leader helped by the abaence ol Sam They allowed only IU points League, over wllen Gary ll1th only I:19 rellllinlnl, Iii Kelt State High 0 lloultoo at Loa Angelea, night CUozzo broke his nose early In boost the BroWIII over lbe UP! Sports Writer lor tl1e Chargers, as he s~.mned 1m Jllqo at S... Fran, night Poland 6 Llabon 8 (tie) Hu« !rom the Washington line- Iaiii oeason, winning tbe NFL the game. Redsklns. Nelsen's paae, CU. H the New York Mets_ can the Jets with three touchdown backing corps lor moat of the title belore bowing to the New (Only games echemled) Akron Kotwnore 32 Larry Smith plunged a yard maxlng a 74-¥&fd drive, . . _ win, why oot the Clnclll!llti passes. lladl, who passed Cor game. The veteran player York Jets In lbe !llper Bowl. Akron Hower 0 W. L. Pe,t. QD Hlghlalli 8 Brookllde 2 Bengals? 281 yards, connected on scor~ coach was hit hard twice and !lapp tore both reputation• for one score and Homan after Sonny Jllr11011sen'1 ~·llinl The Be~ls still have'a long passes of nine yards to Lance :WIIm •. • • , 95 M .597 sat out most of lbe game. apart &mday when he threw a Gabriel pesaed lour yards to had helped the 'Sdne score two Panna Valley For119 6 way to go before they can be Alwrotl1, and 13 and 29 yards to Olldand • • • 86 74 .588 9 The Hedoklns, who last year record~ oeven touchdcnm Wendell Tucker lor another as touchdowns within two llliDulel East Cleve. Shaw 0 to take tbe lead. accepted as conte~rs, but Gary Garrison. Joe Namath hit relied entirely on Jurgensen's paases as the Vlklnga lwnbled the Hams beat lhe Falcons. Call!ornia • • 71 88 .U7 24 Benedictine 84 Norm Snead threw five TD Bart Starr teamed with Jim, QdcajJO • •• 68 92 .425 27 Clove Glenville 0 they're slowly building s 111port. on 29 of 51 pasoeo lor 344 yards passing, gained I77 yards on lhe Colts52-lf.Hecompl-28 They made It three victories In In a losing e«ort. IIIII C1t:r • • 66 93 •4l.S 2t the ground, showing the lnfiu- oC ts posoea lor WI yards and poSBes- foor to Ben llawklno- Grabowski lor a two.,yanl 11) Yorkville 22 BrlUianl12 row Sunday by stopping Oakland, which entered the llsetlle • • . • 63 98 .896 32 Eaai Uverpool16 once ol coach VInce Lombardi. hit six cWJermt receivers lor aa the Eagles bounced beck poss In the lourth quarter thai 1 from a 13ii!>lnl llrs\i>OriOd gave the Packers their vlcllll7 pre'ilously undeleated Kansas game a three-touchdoWn favorstaoJtenvllle Central 7 x - CIIDched Dlv. Tille A 57-yard run by rookie Larry touchdowns. over the Forv NIDers- Due Cicy, ' 24-19, and now at least lte, had to rally from IS points l!lew York 3, Baltimore 2 Shadyalde 14 Ballalre St. JohnO ~Yptoo returoed the SCICOiiid-. they must be taken seriously. behind before subduing Boston. b.lrolt10, Boatoo 3 Oeveland Eaat fO hall klckalf 87 yards roc a Wuh 7, aev 6, 10 1m .fl1 ~, '.Il 1 aava. John HaY 18 The victory lor Clnclll!llti Daryle Lamonica completed a six yard pass rromJurgenaen touchdown but the Forty N1Mn was their secORlln a row over four touchdown panes-two of to Jerry Smith. laul,~ 10, Ch!CIID 8 Cleveland St. Joseph 25 117 United Preso lltwnatlonal tied the game 011 the llriii'W' team• which were s111posed to them to Warren Wells-whUe Toledo Central u Cal •• Oaldand 5, 111m It was the first triumph lor B1G TEN CONFERENCE from scrimmage on JOhn vie lor the AFL's Western veteran place kicker George IIIDn s, Seattle 2, 1111 Akron Firestone 24 LEAGUE OVERALL Browns Coach Blanton Collier Brodie's 80.yard'peaatoCIJftoa Division title this year. Last Blanda set a leagoe record by over VInce Lombardi In a regSeaUie 4, lllnn 1, 2ed Akron Buchtel 0 wLT WLT Crelltvlew 22 South llaqre I6 weekend, the Bengals defeated scoring In his 45th consecutive uiar season game, and It was Ohio state ......... . ..... . .... . .. o o o I 0 0 McNeiL lolondar'• Game• Bill Muneon set up CliO the san Diego Chargers, 34-20. game with nve conversions and the first victory lor the Browns Mlchipn ........ , ........ .. .. , .. o 0 0 2 0 0 (All Times I!llT) Cinel. St. Xavier M touchdown and pesaed 15 yarda Their trlwq>h over the a 3>-yard field goal. Mike llelntt (KIJkeDI)' 7-6) at BalIn their home opener alnce 0 0 0 2 0 0 Cln. McNicholas o Purdue .. , • , , ...•••• , •••••• . ••• · Chargers gained added mean!~ Taliaferro tossed three scoring 1963. But It was the 11th Mlehipn State ..•••. , , , , , ..• ••••. . o o o 2 0 0 to Nick Ecldy lor anolber u tile umore (CUeBar 23-10, 8 p.m. Clnc111!11tl Country Day 42 Boltoo (Na&Y 12.2) at WuhLout aville, Ky., C'try Day 8 Sunday when Sen Diego ~set passes lor thewinleso Patriots. straight trlllllljlb for Oeveland lndlana •.• • •• , ••• , , ••••• , , , •. , . , 0 0 0 1 I 0 Lloos blanked the Gtant.. Lem Barney also scoredma7t,yard the world champion New york Houston couldn't get much or over Washington. llistGn (Bollllllll 13.5). 7:30 p. Clnclniati Aiken 52 ootbell Iowa . . . . .... ...... . .. .. . . . . . . . o o o 1 1 0 Cincinnati Western Hills 0 Jeto, 34-27. The loos was tl1e an offense going agalnotMiami, "They have a good I Mlnneoota ..... . ... , .. • • . .. .. . • • o o o 0 ~ 1 punt return. Jets' secord in a row. but rookie Roy Gerela kicked MaiDDee Valley 42 Park 8 team," Lombardi oald. "That's NortiMestern •• •••••• • •.. . •••••• •• o 0 0 0 2 0 In other games, Oakland buot five field goals to pull the game my only conunenL'' illiuols •.. . •. , , • •• .• , , . • , , ••••.. 0 0 0 0 2 0 Boston. 38-23, Houston topped out lor tlle Oilers, Gerela, a Wisconsin • . ,,, •••• ,, • . • . ••••• • •• o· 0 0 0 2 0 Mlami, 22-10, and Buifalo soccer-style kicker from canaMID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE NFL Standings da, booted field goals of17, I7, By United Press International deloated Denver, 41-28. LEAGUE OVERALL ClnciJDIOti had to 'rely on 39~ 31 and30 yards to break the . ,, , w,,. L 'I' W L T East ., ; olli!at!IUI'lt ~rbac)f,; ~ clUb ~ecdrd onour by Blanda Ohio UniYBrslty , •• ~ •• ~ . , , ·•••.••• 1 0 0 J! 0 1 Century Division Wyche to de~!, ,th• {!!;lilts, as In 1965. Gerela'aellortwasjUat .1 0 0 3 0 0 W. L. T. Pet. Miami •..• • •••• rookie senaatlon Greg Cook was one ohy the leagoe record. Cleveland . . 2 0 0 I.OOO Toledo . . .. ,,,,, . • .•.. . ••• • ••. • IOO 2 0 0 Your Injured late In the second Jack KOIIQI tossed lor three Pittsburgh . . 1 I 0 .500 BCMI!ng Graen . . • . ..... .. ........ 0 0 0 1 I 0 . 1llliEE TD p AlliES quarler. touchdown& and an alert New York .. . I I , 0 .500 1ndependent 2 I 0 Kent State . • .... . . . .... . ..... . . · . 0 1 0 WHEELING, W,\'a, (UPD- 117 United Preulllternaticllll Wyche came through the way Bullolo delense Intercepted five St. Louia , . . I I 0 .500 0 1 0 I 2 Western Michigan • • • • ••••• • . • •••• 0 Insurance Qeorp Bork three Oblo State 62 TeD1 ChristianO coach Paul Brown hOPed he passes as the BUis snapped a Capital Division OIUO CONFERENCE Agent lJDael1down ~·- Sundaf nlahl Olllo U. 35 Mlmooola 35 <uel would by cunpletlng an 80-yard l~e regular season losing LEAGUE OVERALL W, L. T. PeL • IIIII the Qd<qo Owl• to a Miami 24 Wes~ Mlchlpn 2ll wuchdown paaa to Bob Tnlnt>Y streak. Kemp hit on a 5>-yard Dallas . . .• • . 2 0 0 UOO WLT WLT Dale Worner II - 21 CCialllltltal Foalllal1 Toledo 38 Marlball 13 In the fourth quarler to put the TD tosa to !Iaven Moaes, a Washington , , • I I 0 ,500 Kenyon . . • • •• • • • • •• . •• • ••. •.•• 1 0 0 2 0 0 ........ vlclar)' over the WllledloJ'I20 Cl&lltal18 Bengals ahead, 17-13. A rumble three-yarder to 0. J. Simpson PhUadelphla . . I I 0 .SOD M.uaking\D. • • • . • • • • • . . • • . • • • • • .1 0 0 2 0 0 YIJ1ey JronmeD. Ol)lo Woo. 55 I)IP&IM, lnl. 0 recovery by Clem Tor nor then and a slx-yanler to Billy New Orleans . • o 2 o .ooo Wlttelilerg •••... •• • ••• , • • • • . . • .I 0 0 I 0 0 , lork'l leeii.'IQ!i~IHI'!elllto Hiram I Oberlin 0 led to a 19-yard TD runbyJeas Masters. Pete Liske alaothrew Ceniral Division Hiraln . • • • • • • • , ••• .• . • • . .•••• •1 0 0 I 0 0 lalm Ponro and 0eey Ton- J)ollanco14 Alma, Mlcb. 7 PhlU!i>alater in tl1equal'l\lrand lor three touehdownslnaloalng CAN MY RIGHTS TO W. L. T. Pet. Baldwin-Wallace • . . • • • • • ... • • .. •• 0 0 0 2 0 0 , Albion, Mich. 13 Woooter 9 tbe Bengals were home free. cause. MY PROPERTY BE Green Bay. • • 2 0 0 LOOO Denison ••. . ••••• • •• • • •. ••• • . . • 0 0 0 2 0 0 S.tbany, Va. 42 C&ae 0 Minnesota . • . 1 I 0 .500 otterbein o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ' 0 0 0 2 0 0 PROTECTED WITH Aile._, 1'1. 19 West. Rea. l.S Detroit ...... I 1 0 .500 Ohio Wesleyan • • . . • • • • • . . . • • • . . • 0 0 0 I 0 0 SO. DL ts YCNDgslolm St. 1414 7 mok.O 1 Chicago .... " 0 2 0 .000 Wooster •••• • • • •• •.• ••• • . •• • • • 0 0 0 0 I 0 Yoo, W-tllurB,I'L l.S ObloNo.12 your inveatm.nt uf•. We will Coastal Division Heidelberg . . • • ••. . . • • •.• • •• •. , . 0 0 0 0 1 0 CISIUnte full ,.aponalt.lllty to Lehigh John Carroll1t Waob. & JelL 6 at Wittenberg ' SATURDAY __ W, L, T. Pet Marietta ••.• • •••• 0 1 0 1 I 0 your tIt 1e o nd prllltect you Earlham 2t Wilmington 13 Ohio State at Washington agoln•t flnanelol loss. If h carnegle-Mallon at Oberlin Loa Angeles • . 2 o o 1.000 Mt. Union • • • • • , • • • . . • . • • . . • • • • 0 1 0 1 1 0 poulbt. for ony title to concartlla&e. Wla. 21 Heldelbera 18 Xavier at Cincinnati N Blulfton at WUm. N (MO) Atlanta . . . , , 1 I 0 .500 Carpital • . • • • • • • • •• ••• • • • • • ..•• 0 I 0 0 I 0 tain a d.fect , lnsUf'e )I'OWS ot Bclwlbw Green 'Z7 Daytoo 7 Dayton at Louisville N Defiance at Ftedlay N (MO) Baltimore , . .. o 2 0 .000 Oberlin .• ••• , •• ••• , .. . •. • .• ... 0 1 0 0 1 0 onc:e. Yo11 con't offord to gornltl• with yo.,. home. Mwok1JWU11117 Marietta 0 Ohio U. at Toledo N (MAC) Central State at Ky. state San Francisco .. o 2 o .000 MID-01110 CONFERENCE Otlerlleln 16 Ashland 12 Western Michigan at Bowling Oblo ,No. at Northwoed Ins~ &~!~day's Reaults LEAGUE OVERALL Boldwln-Wallaee 49 Celli. St. 12 Green (MAC) Ferris State at Aohland N Green Bay 14 San Fran 7 WLT WLT Adrian, Mich. 19 Blulllon 18 Ken! State at Buifalo Cleveland 27 WIBh 23 Ball State at Akron Deftance •• •• •..•. • •.. . ..• . .•• • o o o 3 o 0 Fairmont State, W. Va. 20 Bald.-Wal. at Musldngum (OCl John carroll at case Tech Detro1U4 New York 0 Flndlay ••••• •• ••• • • • • •• • •• •••• o o o o 2 o Pho.. 992·2966 Findlay 6 C&pltal at Hiram (OC) Western Boa. at Grove City, Pa. Fldla 41 Pitts 'J:I Wilmtngtoo ••••• , ••• , , , •...•• • • 0 0 0 0 2 0 114 Covrt St. Pom110y Kent State 23 Xavier 7 Ke~Q~on at Marietta N (OC) MAC- Mid-American Conf. St. Loula 20 Chicago 17 . Blurrton . . . . . . .. ........... .. .. o o o o 3 o Koi\YOO S1 ML Union 29 Denloon at Otlerbeln N (OC) OC - Oblo Conference Minnesota 52 Baltimore 14 OTHERS Eallern Mlcblpn 10 Akron 3 Heidelberg at Ohio Wes. (OC) MO - MJd.Ohlo Conference Loa Angeles I7 Atlanta 7 W LT Denaloo 14 Vqiarolso, lnl. 7 Wooster at ML Union N (OC) N- Night Game. Dallas1I New Orleans 17 John carroll • • • • .• 1 0 0 Waloh 14 St. Francto, Pa. 6 &mday's Games Akron . . . . . . . . . . 2 1 0 Dallas at Philadelphia Clnclll!lltl .. .. . . . I 1 0 New Orleans at Los Ang Central Stale ...... 1 1 0 Walh at Sen Fran Ohio Northern . . . . . I 0 0 ClflaflfiATI (tJPI) - The al Laague'a western crown, out hurlero during theweekend, Ch!CIID at New York Ashland •.••• l • • • 1 CIDdnwH Redl meet tbe At- need only one win to lake cun- oetllng a new maJor 101811e roc- Detroit at Cleveland Western Reaerve .... 0 1 0 ord lor mound~poarancea. JUs Green Bay at Minnesota lanla llnvea In two anti - ell- plete ownership. case T8ch. • . • • • • .o 1 o Tho Reds llngered on or close 89th aaalot &mda,y put him one Baltimore at Atlanta actio aamee 1\leaday and Dayton •••• • • • •••• AT Tlluradlof lA> tlidoh the ....... to the top of tl1e division most up on the mark set by the ChJ-, st. Louis at Plt181>urgh Xavier ••• • •. . •••• 0 3 0 oflbe oeason, but were malbcqo White Sox' WUbur Wood. ~ · the curllln on the paramatlcstly eliminated rroni lbe Granger entered Saturday to AFL Standings SMITH WINS SENIOR ~oxlcal 1969 CIDcbaU cldl. raee Saturday when the Housretire HoustonbatameniDorder IIJI UnltedPresslnternotlonal SEATTLE (\JPD-C. ~ "Thit . are ton Aotros beat them 4-3. The In the ninth Inning. . East 10 Smtih Alaandrla, Va., Every School Dav - Sometlting Spedal Redo ended their home season Hllannwaotoolat.,toheiD. W, L, T, Pet. captured the Natlenallianloc Fourth & Loeuot at Crolley Field Sunday b.!' deo however. The Astroe ware •• .• , 2 I 0 .667 Indoor 'hmda c..,_I .. IIMp r.,.," .. the A11roe 4-1. b~~<~e~ed by U hill, onil a ~ New York · • • 1 2 0 •333 SWiday by beatiDa Jacll StaiA>D, · Cbii:bftti alandl to llnllh !n rial by Jesuo AJOu. · 1111f!alo • • • • I 2 0 333 ::;~..:;;::,i;;:.;;;;;;;.,;;;;;;,;;...;;.....;, oa o ~ eare r1128, A e-n · OJolr,,IU¥ 11, Symplooalc Wllld EnseDJe and lii'Dqlbonlc Cllolr, Jon. 18; '· , Concert Band, Mar. 1. . ,_ . ~-"::.... 1be Jlelional lhluydltan HOLLYWOOD \Uc.,-SI81e eo.,......,. a .- - IllY II , d~,!~~~:J ;·~~:;' Opera Audltlennll1be..,....cl- Me~ drltled to Holb'w'oecl alll,uenoo .,ilal made !lim ,·&ald. , " , 1. eel Feb. lt, and lbe Departmenl a olcioen 188"1 1C0 fooldng tor • ciOIJI Pil folt-eoqlldilnj. ~~~:~~~ 1 of Mutlc and DetJartment of job 1D lllovlal or televlflon. .He hi · ·held· ,a ·pre11 ~cb will lll'OHIII a ..,alcal wu Insolent and c1111c:_aL . c~~·~ to u.,... ~ praductlen Mardi ll-ll. Overwhelml111 ~uece~s ~aladi• !ie ~•vee , , a Ulllnrllill · •• ·maJor .•tar ,~n. 111 "'ellowed the 11!1!'- . _..., with •"l'arru&" by liD- He <'01111.""1 to race a~ ~ 1111 · Ue,.., liov: ~ •.TIIIiiG!berlWO: :bllco~ matorqclel Iii the ~·· "clluli'n, I it-1 neYer · n.Yiji McQueen Certain $·..... I s 11\.T, ear fi}".n·· r·L · ee G)ltlflrNIA, .... . M"'' after IQe? . Jack E "Paalma of Ce14bratlon" by Be' a living you a bigger IIIIOW Perhaps tb~re wouldn't be Up iD' tbe• 'lllll'ld· ldarlhall I~ member~ job than the top or tl1e Alpa. so mucli caDJM UlJl'elt If elate hare .u ' · Whear, and To st. CecUia Anti what do you mean .., the unrestful bathed Oftcmer. bia by Norman Dallo Jolo. These ' · performance a will be Ill•en Dec• 15-16. The Cboral Union's Easter Concert will feature "Mesalah" v'L by G, F. Handel and will beheld • Mar. 23~4. The flrmpbonic Choir will hold a concert Ap.. , •~• _n ---1'\'fli\lay, · ,· or out automatons, not fine productln adults. Alld aend them The Chamber Mosie Series April 28. : : ~0:: ~~ a good modern book on child "An AfterDtmer Farra-" ralalng, one yourdoctorrecwill featore Music from Marl- In<luded on tl1e Communll;r ..., ommends. Then alert ofl1er boro, &mda,y, Oet. Ill; and the Forum are Douilas Edwardo, Dec. 11• nearer relatives who may help Lenca: QJJartet, &mday, Nov. CBS correspondent, Oct. 9; T h e ldarahall ~ carry the meooap. This young 16; both at Memorial Auditor. Lowell Thomas, Jr. wllh a col~ couple needs to learn the joy lum at 8 p.m. or 111m, Oct. 17; Set By Swann, of loving! _ H. Specie! musical events In- Nov. 10; Allslar Cooke, cor- 01rt, Nov. 8 and Mar. 7; and DoarDulllDIJ'Dimwlt· clude "Marne" F'rldlll. Oct. 3; respondent lor lbe Manchester • ~lng eoc.-t, Ill¥ 5. Two Do yOU actually ~lleve that recitils are HI 'by tiie Faeand lbe r.fegro Enaemble Com- Guardian, Nov. 18; Glen WW.. ul"' Woodwind Qd-·, Nov. over the qe or six 11 pany doing 1be "Song or tho co, with a traYel lllm, Dee. " .., goiDg to swallow that ~ar- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12, Mar. 18. Opera Workshop key about "llooald" and hlo POf(Ol'IIIIIICel uuchdlledfor female friend lharlng an apartNov. lllllll April 8. The Cbor- mont, ae~rate bedrooms, p1a.. BERRY'S WORLD ,' - REGRETFULLY . ed· lp •iilw!,lii ' 1J4eo, to i1rblll . .!l' ,cJiw tb,!!it COURTEOUS U we want televlal,oD.. to ' ndo, •ciftl11oU lft)lli&;~~WN·ftqm mlil""''~... .'rc..,.. · ' ., ' ·PI- ' rcilurn ....., , tliQ ate-thetr·dlo. D R.C clean Itself up, then aoclety ~ ......._:, ..;:..._ " • , ..,y oar .: ' ought to clan itseU tip.. , · !!Ill' , . r :-::;.llJ',-- "'!!'..• .... ·~ ~·~ ~ ner'lll ~~¥ille, . : ~~ I ever tl1ere was a time -Clellela!ld Mavor ~ti -·B. , Qroalllm<,.. W~,,al""' felt ! --~ ·,,,,, ,. .. , , , when necesatty overruled Stolcer. ·, Qulbn ~-~~ ":..._iJ11'!>1_e ,...,;~~~-eid.l. QJ_...t;_;i "courieay" thts wa• ttr At the ,~. ~~ ,. .t,u,,;:.t ·h o~ , .:; ~- ~en ~ rilk or making theoe relatives . Research baa ridden on ·~. 'a.,<'H ~ a ierape, ·' , ' ," · ' , · , \~ , more"cllatant,"wrlteand the coatta_ll military •P: - but;ti!I•Jf/.me 1,1 Wclrka .... JUo By MRS. FIIANCISKORRIS Mra. Doll Neese retut114 teU lbem aa tacUIIIIy u you prorriltlgns simply, beeatue' Wtlfoa,awlll llie tile clown and The .Boootar $iDilal School home fran Columbus 1 ' 'liD that such actions hammer:!:.. money was easy to oil- ,,,._ )II~ ·~ Itt~~- Claao. of the · FIHt 111pt1st YlaltirithMr. and Mra. parents. == .;: .: ••• I'olci!IA• ~,ataO'vlaited mm: Serle~1 ~p.:S In-Memorlalbegln- !;!:;e!:,:.~~~::: ~ch ' ru!,~ 8. ~· nlng Auditorium. Broadway mullcal "Cabaret," ' ' • :~ « •er- corner- ~ollt .,RandltatheStrel~-;_~·- ;:-v~!~':OO.~~: four'lbef~U:s~=~ ~m~eh """ 25 r"'"-"''"''" 'I! Mail, ft'!' !I'll IIi :~ u ~; ~c\'a~el~:,"·.!:'; ble, Feb; 26; Josh Wblte, Jt,, folk OllletUIDer, Mar. 5; Lion'e l Wlggam poet, Apr 16 and P>o<IY, &mda.Y, ~ventS; 10 ""'-' "" tute at Selg!red Gsllery. Young Uck Kim, vlollnlat, ApConcerto scheduled during r1120. Th Student Artlets Serle ~-~ Dequarte13r , lnwhlluddl .end• will ~ present "Marne" - - · •· • c e . Amici della Moslca foamrlng Oct. 2 • along with tl1e Pres- .,! ·l Mr, ;:..and:roro.:O oeldom haviDg achieved ldmlasioo C11 Tuaodaya enlo are college educated, reYou are so rar off base It tile cl1111111 art ' of IQ)Inu&,.. • ' ~ ,lfl-&~ In Memorial Alldltorlum. aponsible YOUII8 people, yet Ia ~theUc. Qo> plua 1 a 1 slve pGpOllllc:ai llimplllllca. Mi. and ' Mra. otto'.trtmm· Mre. tarry Lelolaotel'l 1111 Three lllljor pla,a are plan. their lddo, who are nicer than e<JJal• ..X. Colleges are sex "The Sec:ret of ~. Vlt- are vlsit!JW Mr, ·Mil Vra. Roo 1011 "lbven or aeVelalll, 011!~ ned chlrlnl the fll,lrter • tile' mort, are whipped and sl'll!led ractorteo and U lOCI don't kllow Ioria" Ia ,a bl& auPnted. land Karr lllllamlly at owen.- fillted lhl1"week with har ,.._ llrol to be • apeelal pre- about, screamed at constantiJo 11, )'OU're blind and oq,td. Wh1 ,eom;.eteJr ~W ,inilrie bciro/ t<eniucky ,· • , em, Mr: '~ llfro. Bill ~ .., -atcal comedy, Oet. &. over nothing, browbeaten until don't 7CIU read lbe DIIIIUines? baHd Cll , i!jlbert' ~· Kra. SIDIJel Halotsedhaare- ani and' Mike. 12; ~The lllrtlldi.T Plrt.Y'' Oet. they obey Uke beaten animala. (Note from H: 1 have - but marvei,CICia,'all'~ :(~.~ even tur,ned aft$- l;lelilc a pa- Mr. and Mro. Je~ae ~ 24-Nov. 2; and '"!be ShoemakThey are oot •Uowed to play evident!¥ YOU haven't read put idmlted, ~"~' tile tt.n! ~:Hoi~ Madlcal ,caater. ..., Mr. 'G!II Mril. llolsoel 'MiY• er'o llolldi.Y" Nov. 14, 16 and In their lovely big yard, oocy lbe headUnea.) Who want.ci fA> be llrllt t1Ji1e .en~· qr· •e..- , ,Jlri;, William· Pawell •m te.a · nard wilre CID!pbw and lllhllv 19 throu&h Nov. 21. to all on a bench at one side. FRIENDS ,.tth a girl! - MR. '•:" ~.:U~J> ~_!ll• alwpa , ,uUICii'Pitientl~Piei'sallt:Vil~ •recend; ·!!! p1e 'South Branc;h They can't get tl1eir playthings ELDER tipper~'!!;"~~~~ ley ~IW. , •. . 'I, '\ .. tbe River In Gra~ out very - · · and a toy Ia Door Mr. E.: tbe' role," !if ""' sil!ldal ...it.ci of Mrs. ,•Mar• Co\lnll. otliel' broken, lt'a a lederal cue. That DJY ' and pi caiiUveln """- MalillnlltiiiQIIiiiOIJIIi'tiD,OhiiJiier·••I'C!Mr, andllrs. ~04d011 ~ lncludlng·l!:asJo They are sent to their cor- the aame houoetoPiberwilbout Virna Ull line ~ l!feelac- Wetzcil Gol!, Mr.IIIIIMn. Do.Y- ru.ctt. '"Hole 1111 tile lloh nora - each has his own regu. always palrin& offlo provjlld by ululy beautHul,, ~~ Fran- ,toof'RexrclidandMra.liolpbUn- hate~<' ; , tar tostandlaclnglbe those collep eo.ad dormltor- cbl ID hia 111'11 role ..... The ....to were CCNIIIM Mtl and~ wall for boors. They hardly les Where, altbQuall room vto- 111ron11, touching, --!U•~ of llfra. OhliJwer, . . t.m, ~r. if piJt111; ~0.!"~ dare ._t< at meal a and can- 1t1ne rules are relued, otu- prc(eoaloaal, ' wllb _a '!""' ea- ., HellrY ROney, Jr. 11 't patient weelallid .,_to of the ~·· be blliler 1ban at vllterana Memorial I!Oapllll. Pll'l!nii• Mr. 1111 lllro. Heilr7 6, General Maxwell Taylor, Jan. oot join allY laul!bter or coo- derts mak& lholr own chol011, r - cer1«1D versatlon. and(aceordlngtothooewhollve hlalinllnlllardom. Mr.andMra.Jlqwai:IIW....,. . ~sr~ :· ':··; llurill& our vlalt, ool one kind Am'J .•• ,,. . ,a, t)lpl d- , l(r, an,f,SKr . , La. ta!'rencli.'Lie ·. fll F b 27 The Col word was s~. no pat, klss.,..,Jtlo 111sewllere on or near ucer Ia ·V~ re~ dur!rirlhe ' ~ -.ttl.U c "•· Kar~il''l/iii'DaVld,' of ~ Mar""':' or hug given, ex~ept by us. ~<mnpal: ' or ~tra, ' l!IJI,,,•ddehiT It Boa• Fnly;:altiii,Jt ·•tSt. rteld, l<fiiliJtllil' Mrs;' ' " Robert Davis wWI a ~ ,The parents acted as II tllelr Frlendlhlp between the oex- muck us thl£"1io was man- 8 1 s 11 ~· :'~!· ~hart on Sunday, , Mar. 23 , and Richard Gri\Y chUdren were a burden, yet es? .You wouldn't understand lllliD& auperbi¥ what Slnllra Mua. .tilted rtciiltl, if!dl . . Mr" Iva ~,al!ll Mia. and Mayo Loiseau with a dra.. th!G' talk ol having more. about that, as II aeldom hep.. alWIIll mioses; probably lbe panall Mt aaefllfro. •, J a ; , Jeaie )laynard'!tildk'jl!ebiiatiJIB' malic entertaiDment, .April 6• My huoband aald he could- ""Mel baek11f!en youeonalder. dlaclpiiDe or a I!Ue actor coo., FWJ, .j~ U. 'fa&tieL Jill to' SUIIimervlile ,Otl ThuradiY~GI The CciOYocatlm series in- n't atay and not speak up, so ed &lr!• "OOIQiellta." Today ',ll'allted wilb the •lau&hdf st- r~ to St. Bull io<.,lllllle 'l alt week.• ·'lbe·IOur elude a Carl.,. MGaloya, Flor, I perouaded him to cut <Mir via- real frieadahiilf often 'deveiGp l!llra lltfle , ..,. $1anley Kra- 1111 atl!dlea. , •,'! •. • , IO\'ed ,by' the ,•'>Jfason 01101 etltarllt. Oet. S; AIUIIIt- It abort ralber than embarrasa between be,y 1and ,&lrl, and llley ,,. .r ,produOid and cllncted tile, llfra. J, v. -~aid ltfl'lo Home ~..,- ~ der Seaurby acior Oet. 30 • theee relatives with criticism. kllow that m;·Would ,aPc!U tile , .....,.lin& 'l'lencild cliiU&IrtfUI WWiam' RuiHII' *ere_.,In g,. 'llie lll'tql .ttlticlll\e ~ Nell Wolfe Trw,~: 20;~ Iaalleedloow.....~~ wei ehouwh_ldhwiavue formula- f~~ . fllm.IV . ' ., ,,,i:/....:;..,. "cri ' L ~ ·~w:,lini~to.altel1d ¥ille takeollll ·clalil;thii~ 8 , .. Paul Winter Contemporary som•• ~.... or at ... . P,l~ '~ . c... a. lunc__.cn.~~ - be"r1111 ;alSO took•& ConiOl't, Feb. 5; Andor Fold- become ot the kids Utl1ey cooII . ,lliiY ·.. ,1011'~ ~,~ii!h•IIOV- Ill tlle'~~~alcuella rlde :Otlthe•tlloi rail~.~ lanlst Feb l2 Rol>ertDe Unue being raised like thla? e1 U '\iet !'f; ~4-• ml!eo of"i1MM ··1~c · cdj · ~ ~67vt'lftedfi~~ ~ 'Ik ~ What"'!" we do? We, too, are WI • " ~-~. · ~ll,hlfllm-1tawat~ ,¢0.~1Ac,tlit tryotoreidl,retl1eybou&bf..r.:. Over 50 Attracti'ons Feature MU p rgram ~'::r:U..a.acheclll- •• ••• • a. · , •• :: ao- _ , 12; and Carolyn !lie Katz, prano, Mooda.Y, Dec. I; all to begin at Ewing Auditorium at 8 · ~.u:t·~w:: w. ::.:~fi~~c;~/::.: ~-!:.!.":!.a.:. curricular activities lor tbe 1969 ran quarter at Oldo Unl. versity. Woody Herman and his band wW appear In concert with singer Dionne Warwick oC "Alfie" lame Saturday, Oct. II, as pari oC homecoming activities at Ohio. The student • sponsored program will begin at 8:30 p, m. at the Convocation Center. The Kennedy fUm, "Years oC 1JI!b1nlng,DaysofDrums•wW appear •• part or lhe MIA (Mones In Auditorium) series Wednesday, Nov. I9, at 7:30 p. m. at Memorial Auditorium. Students are admitted to MIA movies, shown on Wednesday, FrldayandSaturda.yevanlngs, for ' 'iDclade """-r Ullll'" ..... ~ 'lodl'vt.oH;..-.,"'J~~.·-.., too Strangler" and ''The Blue Max." Art shows planned !Delude •tile "Black ID Four Dimensions Exhlhlt, Schneider Collection'' ·~' ~ '*· ilcir' ~~ ,1D ~· ::..~~~ ' ,.i\ld ~eo·~·,..­ lOr * ' an VIII~ ""~.~ OU Autumn Activities Feature U lPl OO ut J[~;~~:~N~~EC~ESSIT~ m00d~'\1' nerman J.' l m a '.J Jlra. ·aecond Or careluliy .U: eulated' ·play caliiDg alii acc:urate pauiJW, Nelsen's near disastrous , lwnble allowed tbe Washington lledsklns to 10 ahead 1>f the Cleveland Brow no 23-20 wllh 4:20togolntll!>Oevelandh<lme gpener Sonday. But Neloen directed his team on a 74-yard, seven play drive, and threw a 15-yard touchdCMn pass to Gery Collins with just I:l9 to go. The reoultwasa27-23vlctory second , straight ror the defendlng chanq>lons of the National Football League' a Eastern Cor>leronce. ' Just Enough Time Nelsen <CIIIII>leted three pas.. eo on the 11naJ drive. On 1be play beloce the touchdown, he hit halfback Reece Morrison at the Hedsklns' 18 on a 15-yard play. Relaxed and conOdont In the Browns' dn~aslng room after the game, Nelsen joked, Bill and - a apia the old dayi ofllemocratVI- • •on and dalll!t~otlaw, naJiy repareble DeDIOCI'aUe> lc lneffectulllll that accomponMr. alii ,f1oW ~ porey weaknes" Thlo, ~ · lad lbe two brGken presldenTlriM 1111 •Jkb, 1111 pWo eourse, Ia Its total orpa1lao bad, . t1a1 c:enclhllotb of Acllal 91.l(cCormaok, , lhCICIIih a . dq~Ur, Mt. 1111 Mra, llardd ti,.t dloarray down where 1lle ill<.' YOIIIGII. Wheil Paul 8lll8r or. touai>er ~ liaft hil ~ -•-", Sbacbl of,CGiumbu.. W!1, I II acblol votea are. , · lrela. pnl•ed hi1 ·~aile AI!- oppoliw· llllriler, 11 111 ita:r•lhiJ .tolled Mr. ·iftd llem. Notwlthatanclilll t b e • ·· II 1 vlac!rY Coubcll" In thoee daya, burn. , . u In . Mr11 ~ Tllab'\1 or~ chill leo1011s of the post, a 11110 ~· he nelleeled to clear, 8l1)1lllng All lite ..,me, lltlliller Mani1111;!~ . 1\tl'l~ B.D. , • . .' wilb lbe only ~ ·ill!ldft..rn .field """ . M~j':ormlck Ia pre"Democrallc PUlley Council" , ...... ;IJi ,~· , ·' ' )lr . ~ ...... W E. BroWD has been formed UDder former ~ .~ paaseiiOI'I d Dernoct:atlc 11011'en~ wi~ 1!111I VIce - President Hubert H. l,llbl,il a er, ,Siaate ~11 Leader IfDo VerlliOt! of Voluble v01ilateer triP ~ ~ thein dli'ciu8h KoaIIUJI1phrey to repeal tho Clldra.. oeralk; ' don JolmiiOil and House ~ help lrom lbe bOck - . llid ; tllelq, . ~...... Mlllll~ ~ ordinary lolllea of a whoilf 111 Died er Sam ~ • . · tile ~ of II all will llaW be "21" , alii Ttxu; Whllo ID ~W similar "Democratic Advl101'7 For lhal bal The oastly predleiablellpei!IJt more aboUttng dowD __. · lila CouncU," which under party 11 <OIIl1lallld tbat ll ,If , a!iat was thai tile advlaory .....,.II, 8111)11¥ rain bUrei, \110' fatb10 vjlltld lilj!l1ft, anhfr.;, , chairman Paul !Utler wu able ua.u; a ·clo.aothlnt, II 11 at · ,olnce Ita members had, ...-Uy Alld, tt.y d lranlta,llumj)b.. to soliditY great!¥ the Hepubll- 1eut a -..ery.JitUe outri.L ·~ only words to utter and .., re.r hal cliO- ror blmoelf a ~Iii~ ~ail!!~'~ can presld011cy oCDwlghtEtsen'a 11111 be W..O fw: eapaclty to act on llll'lhln& vehicle apl-eaatm that ID' ·tht ~ ~~'" Ca..., 1tiiJ. bower. eel that the wflll'i Demboratic was 80011 only shouting down lhe and will only rub up and ...... ' aliO' f\1~· oti;'r: and Item. The Democratic mem- llooase letoderlhlpwibullll,ypuab.. an empQ> rain barrel. lnrtame tho very inlnplrt,yldehers oC th~ House of Represen- eel and pulled.lnlo lbli abiiUNIChairman • Senator Harrle' oloclcal apate that eosi him tile Kra. , Pad' WIM' and ~ 1 tstives, accusing the Nbron Ad- b' 1'1 a rank and IJle whoee action to revive this situation presldeney In the llrat place 51nl Mri.. ministration of being too laq fruetratlon ariHS ""'lllllof&IIY through llunJ>Iu'e.Y'o Democrat- .only last year, on conversatloo and too lborl, wealoleso ID tile leoderahlp but 0 laudad 1tJ Qd •lllilh II - of ...........' ' • • ' '• . I. ' ' iii. on action, han formally p 11 I lole!J because of lbl iiwn latar, · · , · fred 1""'~ ' --tile put ~ d ,ll!e world: Mr. and . . rr-~ themselves lntothetalldngbull-' nal cllvlaloo belfteu 111e left teU lhat t8 t11e u~ s,, Clf!lcer ·opent 1 ti!Mw pUOI) ''it ness by solemnly resolviDBthat and the cetar and rilllt. whose fiD81rnaUe 1tJ bod pall-, )fr, 1111 Mrt. Jolin Slack and ~ ' Betdl, f( C., trailer eel off plua olh8r tor11are1 .... 10111, John m and llcDid, or ·~ at IAIIelroOd, oCsen , The •111111.lmwna ~ ~~. wire -an~ Frolt. 'lbt HllCJI!il -,~ tried to tllllllt Artlalr Treach- peltulhloiiiOihor, Ada Slack were Jollltd U....,bi tllelr IIlii ' er'a bacldD& by addrelllne the allll her parelite at Rutlfld. IIIII diUifttH-lli'l&w, Mr. 1111 , putoldbutleremeriiiiii~ "AIIF AIDe• White and,._.. )fro. Dblitll&o ' ElloCI!; 'if N.w Elllilllunlll ...,Wd .-.rltlnd of .~ wen'at H&....,, and~. ~; 1.(;. Y iDg you "aren't ourpriaed" to wllen I,._, ltJ' (:hi- .wu Jlunllar, W, Va. WlleretbQ''Vioo alii MrL Rdiertl!tittJIJ(Pllii.a COURTESY hoar that many college people a' Cclllununlllt Geol;ge W~- l'tted wllb Mr. alii Mra. J.... eroy. 111e1 ttallet ' ~ at Dear Helen: aren't sleeping around. llnick- ton, woulda't lhQ, Arlllur'l" .... R. Whlll! alii Mary Beth 1111 &to Lake ~ Enroute . to Lllsitanlan Bogey," Frlda7, 011'11. . Wevlsltedrelativeslnadla- ered at )'OUr atuy guob, Tr.-barburiedtheo~-·- tendecUwwaloervlceatortlle South C&iolba the formC!I' Nov. 2I; both beginning at 8 Three -lllljor forei&ll fllma, tan! clll lor the llrst time In "There'o such 'a thiDgulrlend- voiced, pretenlioua \kJIIblle latle~l ....tO; Finley CclttrW, Enochs vt1i. wilh 'lild p.m. at the auditorium. IIJ)OII80l'llll by tbe CUllural Ae· six yesrs and cllacovered a oil- ship lbeoe dayo, (between tbe with, "I doubt lt." .... Vlewina 'or Nliro;' VL, li,M In tile )(n, Gelll Eiloeh illll flijllll1at Faculty recltalo set Include a tMUee Commtuee, wUIInclude uatton that worries and ,frlght- sexes) - which Ia hard for ~run over the TV rear• Firat Blputt Oturcbatllldilr. Cllrllllaiilurl. VL · . ,• chamber music pre-tlon "'l'he TWCI of Ua," ''Slop 00 ena us. 111e1 are badl,y mls- elders to btlleve, their sener- onb' rei~ald 10111...., , · .. , ' , , ' ,, ,,, , use(Ul Ia I CLE~ (\JPI) - ':~ Jl.r'h~ .,t1 ~lrttqwlth •.' 8. ........ .t Fcii1 H1111181' ·~Km• ar- lht u "'"'":' , ·or,; -.~.. lilre w1111 · Raft\ rielllod ""~· • llfr1. a.... alii 'llfrlo il'alvln (l~ we,.. ~~~~~~~the:~.~~~~~:~: be 10 Edges Redskins, 27-23 ~-:0"' ,I I I \ ' City Joan. ' ·' �(.' l' .' ' ·' ,,. ~ ' .' ' , Trac~- · mp ~Green For First Win Victory i First In 3 Years ~ I ~ ~ at Mercerville. Warda Johnaon, a senior, was cr01f111!d H...,.comiJw Queen ~ at halrtlme festivities. It waa the lint Homeemnlng win lor the \ Wllclcataln live years. l Coach Noel Heister and u- carried to ibe shoWers at the : ststant coach Tom Belville were CCIICIUslcn ol the contest. II was t11e first Wlldcat win lA three years. In his !lrot year • at HaMan Trace, Coach He1ater's Wlldcato were 0.9 Jut year. on The Wildcats !"'* a11 8.j( HUNTINGTON - Walter Enls load In the first period when Browning, 70, ~ 1256 Terrace Wayne Queen went two yards st., died &miley morning at hll for the first - · Norm home. Fwleral services will be Swindler, 1110 - pound senior Clllllductecl Tuesday at 3 p.m. at fullback, paased to Bill Wolla, the Twenty-sixth street !lap- · 160-jiOWid senior en:l lor the tilt Church, ~ which he was a extra points. member, b,y t11e Rev. C, E. MJd. The 80CCIId period touchdown kllf. came on a fourth down play. I Burial will be In Woodmere waa fourth and 35. Steve DanMemorial Park. Pallbearers leis, 2!0iJOUfld junior, -the will be Roy Pack, David Rich- snap and !sked a punt but paallle, ~le Bledsoe, G. B, Cheat- eel f5 yards to Wayne Quham, John Cremeans Sr. and for the touchdown. The WUdEmmett GlbSCII. Honorary peU- ests trotted oil tho field with btarera will be members at the Men'• Bible Class at t h e : w. E. Browning Dies Sunday church, ct wblch he waaamem~ bor. Flower bearero will be membora ol the Martha Hinds Bible Class at the church . ... A retired machine operator for the lnternstlonal Nickel CO. at the Jluntlngton plan~ he was born Oct. 20, 1899, In Lincoln Coon!;)', a 8CII at the lat, Par. rll and Nellie Wysong Brown11\11. He waa a veteran at World War I and a member of the INCO Quarter Century Club. lilrvlvora Include the widow, Mrs. Ora Agnes llaacs Brown~; six dauiflters, Mrs. L. P. Cremeans, Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. Kermit CookHY and Miss BOIODI81')' Browning, all of lfllntlnlltm. Mrs. John Smltl1 U.erpool, Ohio, and Mra. if - · · stewart &-iiin; lJnd,y or Ravenswood; E. Browning, a 1111111ber at the llunllnllton Fire lleportment; three lllolers, Mr1. Ollie Dalley and Mrs. lJIIIan Lucaa ol West llamUn and Mrs. Nellie Walden at Mlltm; six brothers, Denols, Ell. Jlh and Thomas Browning at Well Hamlin, Bradford and Cll!tm Browning at Hamlin a n d !• • ~ < • ••' i• ! wn..., Rrownll\llat Point Pleaa- ! ' I• ..•: •• ' ·I "l" • '· • '' .,I ' . • ·• ' ..• • •• ~ • • Jl'lllu ol llecrWnl~ oat. Wearenatadaclielfllt.. nt.IUo l!oal ilwtetle.• lhl ~. Our PIW llle lib lite,..,... to,.. 1 all "'""ldJr, do~•· We~ dead to lhl world .· ·,;1'1 be llGt ~armed to tid a WCII'Idl llut ~ yelt'allllllriDed • ~' IIIYU.,jtsc'::':.'if~~ililn4, lhiiYIIIIIr proW WIIJtlo-lhlt ,ood, Jlrt.cl, will o1 0011 okQ :'\112::1), Jte,llnd ' • · 1!1.J1 u._- ~taniJ.ar.·otllltiit'IBiriJrkllllli\llll; 1un' ' '" -~~~ ·li*lalua aid I~ ...... ••• "LOt , ,111:if tri!lft . ;.·J, Ham_... • d .· i j , '"'ir!""· :~,.tt.· ~~ (Amended Sf1ul*" Joint RtiiGlutloa No.1) ______ . JOINT UIQLt!TION ...¥ ' 1 10 . . . . INitoll I till Aillcll Y· ell a. c;wetl•tle ., ... • ...... OllJo ta IDwtf ... ',/ ed f7 yerde. • Hlnnan Tnce .....-.1 Itt last alii I Be It tou~wu In tbe tourtb perIod when Jim SWindler, 160- Jtll:lo -.Od r:f~ ou,r".ill9cerll;)', bY Ilia Cl4neNI to each bo\dt concurrtn& therein. that there wu be l\llnnltled to the electora of the State ol Ohio In the manner ~ by 11w. at Ul• . AD R H Pet.. '*:i! ~bw wtil:li~,;lil lt~ln1l ••~•of1ri.i!~i~JM. loGII ...... ol · · .. the l>o lllnt bOkl lloodl7 ... lhl flnt ~tlda7 after In Nowmber, 11181, • ,roDOIIl to amend HCUoJI; 1 of Artlele \' of the Con.UtuUon 'Of :the State of otliO to rud u followl: NA ttONAL LEAGUE .,._...,..,.qpGIIIIIJII WI wm Ill Srainl ~ come, 01 Qrlat,_ n. WliJ, ·'lllHe'll • w aqr.J!ll'- to. be Int. Jetal ~· "lam the,W.,,I• ., If*, ·w, Dale ~~ea..., Raclno"Lelar!c Qluae. 'l1le Rl.int, 111111~1 alliS _Ricel~ '11111! IJ ej!WH ; AIITICU V See. 1. Zvery elti&en. ot 1M Unttecl Slam,l,:t tho ... ol nlnot- ,,.., wbo bave been a relldent Df Rose, Cln 620 118 215 .3f7 the date-. one year next preeedipl CJmllll, Pit 498 8f 170 .341 tbe eieCtlon, and of thl ccn.mtJ, townthlp or ward. in which lUI No ' I' ' JCIIOI, NY t73 91 181 .3f0 lidn, auch time •• may be provJded by Jaw,.lhaU bne the quaWleattou Aloo, Pit 688 100 228 .328 of an elector, and be ..,titled to vote at au election.. McCO.,O, SF f79 100 15f .322 Every cJtizen of the United Statel. Jlulson, Cln 521 86 164 ,315 belnl illneteen yean of ap who ll rlora completed two at 12 pua.. not enUUed Ia vote at aU elecUonl 491 t4 lSI .308 ea fill' fO yarda, drew 50 )'UU Da'lla, LA shaU be enUtled to vote tor the choice of electora for Pratdent and 629 103 193 ,307 In penaltlea and pmllld f I • e Tolan, Cln VIce Pr8ident of the United States Star.U. Pit 514 88 158 .307 1f he shall bave been a resident of times ror 108 yerdl, an averthe ttate, eounty, townthlp or ward age at 21,3 1an11 per - . Stllllllzl. Pit t:il 62 137 .304 in wh14L he dntra to vote tucb Ume a1 may be pi'O'I'ided by law. AYEIUCAN LEAGUE Hannan Trace lo 1..'1 pl'OVided that be ll not enUtltd to AD 11. H Pet. vote for the eholce of eleeton tor ror the In all eameL Pretfdent and Vlee Prelident of tbt United Slllel tn an)' other atate. The Wllclcata are Q.l In t h e Carew, MID f53 79 151 .333 EFFJ:CTIVE DATE AND REPEAL Southern Valley Athletic CCII- F. llban, Jlal S27 Ill 1115 ,313 U adopted by a majority of the Smith, Boa $41 87 187 ,309 elecLon voUq on this amendmenl the amendmftlt lhall take e1\'ee..'t Poorall, Dol 525 82 180 .305 January 1. urro, and exUtlnl .c· Oliva, :Min 12f 96 190 .304 tion 1 of Artirle V of the CoMUtu· +Jon ot. Ohio ahaU be repealed from flO 57138 ,300 Wilma, Chi such eftectlve date. Howrd, Wu 514 108 17f .29R Ptrcllll, Boo 523 110 156 .298 fBouse Joint lteHlutJon No. •, • Nrlhrp, Dol 531 71 156 .294 JOINT RI:SOLtmOH Andnra, Boa 458 71133 .292 JlroiiiOII.H 10 ..u4 leatloa ll af Ai>llde"111 ad. lecllae I ol Altlcll HOME RUNS na ot a. Ceutllldloa o1 u.. lla Ollterlalna Aleunder. Han1tate of OW. to pao;..._ fa Ill; Na_. •-•; McCooey, eU..Iaalloa ol DM liMa a.n. ...... nan 'Irace Ia at Hannan, w. Va. SF 451 H. AarCII, All ff; May, (loll) tloaolllate...,.lo.IUa..., , lopt. zt, Oct. 6, II, :110,'17 SVAC 8rANDINal Cln 38; P - , Cln 36; Wym, SVAC Ollly Hoo 33. • Team W. L. P. OP .....:------~~----------------------------~------------~--~ ·· " .... v' Eastem . . . . . 2082 6 .. ,• ~ger Creek . . 2 0 56 22 Nortll Gallla .. 2 2 78 56 ·.: Southern .. .. I 2 36 50 ·I. Hannan Trace • • 0 1 6 6CJ Southwestern • • 0 2 If 78 Totall .. .. .. 7 7 272 272 .·~ .. , U1llt..s U diGdlll Chureh, Raclnt, Ohio. Me9 ?Property Eaatern . • . ·• ~ger Creek . , Nort1J Gallla .. Haman 'Irace .• Southern . . . .. Southwestern . . 3 2 I I 0 I 2 2 3 3 110 78 46 2f 20 .~ . 63 56 90 Readiness Tests.": Metropolitan Readiness Testa were devised to meaaure tl1e extent to which . - beglrrjera have developed In the several skills and abllltleo that contribute to readiness r 0 r firs4rade Instruction. I Ia deBIIned lor test11111 students at tile en:l at the kindergarten year Ill' the beginning ol the first Bf8do. These teats provide a convenient and dependable baall for arly clasoWcatlon or GALUPOLIS - T h e pro- lfOII YOIIDII chlldrenmake when tlley Oilier school In tile prl.. mary Bfades depends to a large ex111nt upon their roadlnesa lor learning and upon tl1e provl...... the achool makeo rorvarlatlonaln readlneoo. Amongthe chief factor& that c:oatrlbute to readlneaa lor bollnnlna achoolwork are llngulatlc attalnmeJt.l l ground at _ ........ N. Wo (QMPTON · 1 0• D• .88 992·3502 . , __ ,_..._ ., __ IIWIT .874 .AI02 .K104 •n tAK . 112-llf.AU!Il T01J0r liLat- - .!!:.=::...,.;._ ___ ~ I _,..:... _ !i' , RAvENSWOOD - JlorHmen lnqJUee, It 11 • teachtna raeu.. iiY ror: at ~ch' arlr"!:. thew.. __t~.c.k_. f lclll9rH~ - Jn'.aervtco lrain!al at 118 .., ..,. . onvn hoopltal periCIIDII , - Cluaroom faclllllee lor tile wtekend at !lit-· f.$ .at DaviaSOII'I Slow Gtolunda MYen a Bi>"...,.JIII;)' UCOIIhd Practimlles 1100!111 at_. .,; 811 2 • cal Nur..o School BI>ODaored b¥ tl1e JackSOft Coon- Cllases lor Junior VolI;)' FederaW<I Women'• Club, unteero and Gre,t Ladleo. - Claaseo ror Junior and !ionProceed• will RO to !Nfld a count;y Health Teachlni Unit lor lll&b School atudento Intercamper racUltlee are P'all- ested In Health Careers - And finally, to aid the peo.. able about roor mnea rrom tile ohow groonfs. Roaerva- pie d. tl1e -.~;)' In health care Ilona ror ihe camp ma,y W ob- problame: well.boby and talned by CCIItlctll\ll Charles natal cllelcs; home nura~ W. l:uminllham, E\'ans, W.Va., clatHo; health hygiene claaeea, etc. telephone 372..'1146. Reser'llllons aloo may be Pla111 are currenlly belna made .ror ,; bul!ol dlmer ~ Dlllde by many orpnlzat!OIII In clance for exhlbiiDra oltho !lliDW the ~ tO· -sor the llrst Saturday Oct f, Immediately arn:a1 ChariQo Week. I'Dqulrlea coaearnlng Charity followll\ll the evening HilWa at l'llp Ellington H n u 1 • Week ovenla can be directed to: (KERA), Rt. 2, aoolh betw""'' Mra. Charles CUnnlnlham, £\'alii, W. Va., J111011e 372..'1146; ':: h:: Mra. Oren Norris, Ravenason. wood, W. Va., phone 27~43; Tho Jac~ Cowd;y Federat- Mra. Frederick Carler, Raed Women's Clms have Jmdor- venswood, W.Va., phone 273taken a goal at $20,000 to Ia- 9897; or, Mrs. Donald T. Harclllmte the construction of a vey, Ripley, W, Va., ,PkCIIe 372Cowl!;)' Health Teaching Unit 9106. The first big event at Jackto be I~ on tile grounda or tile JackSCII General Hoopltal ..., Couof;y's llrst Chari!;)' Week In Ripley. · What Is a COIUIIy Health Teaching Unit? As the name '----------1 Jim: "Yes indeed. 'Hold Our Bridge Haiidi· Ia very II m II ar to 'WID at Bridge wltb Jacoby and Son', but ..''lbe three will be a alate horN abuw Oc- A prl&a llAil Md ..., ~~(;~{,' Iober U to be held at Davia- be .....,.... {n. , "'!''""l.SOII'a !llow l.lroilnda located.., llavitiCII ~iql, . 8 Va. Route ~ • ..,,. mllea lltreet. Rav-~ pr~= sooth of RaVIDIWOOd. Frederick Cll'til!rl . !! Tbt aiJow II o; member f# lllreet, Rav..........!il W. the Wiest Vlrslnla Hlll'......,'l Alsoclat!CII and : hal a Clua B riling. The lch.O!kde . for the I!IIGw' calli for roor ...~~a~ Setur; dl,f beiiDnlnl at l p.m. and 8 p.m. 9lnday aeaalons begin II The two da1 .event will cara purH ~ ~.ooo. Allcolds from Chari!;)' Week will 1J0 toward the CCliUIII'IIctiCII at a COuril;l' Healtll Teaching Unit to be located .., the lll'OUnda at JackiCII General Hoapltal. lfll and BJ'aln and a Umlted number at sllllo will be ry av~al>le 011 the show~;;~,~-~;:;:::: ~~~s ~ t ..uoa that have caused dlvislons In the COI\Jifegatlon. ''Each Sunday, the service wm open with all hands al111fng 'Onward Christian Soldiers," he said. (This Is a fairly subtle dlc, the point being that this old hymn contains a stirring llneto the effect that "We are not divided ... all 001 army we.") Jmmedlltely lollowl~ t11e alna!JW or t h e hymn, the minister should Instruct all cciliaervattves to take seats on the rliht and allllherals on the left or the aenetuary. A velvet Mr. and Mrs. EdwardW. von curtain woold be drawn down Bush of Rtinolo visiWd her the m!Jidle, :•so the right won't aunt, Mr F4lth King nd Job know what th• leU Is doing." Horflnan ._and called :n o J ~ Facing the people on the !rlen:lo. right, the minister woold Mr. and Mrs. H. Newberry preach a sermon on some topic of Columbus called on Mrs auch as, ''Christ's concern tor Charles Baum. • law . and ..-der," 11 Perlls of Mrs. Elizabeth Wickham has pornography •" "Our revoltiJW been staying with her youth" or "OUr spinelesster Mrs. Erma HeUman, who lntellectoals." · reli and has a bad leg. Then he woold lace the lett Richerd FrooL has returned and preach on "Civil disob&- :o New York. dlenc.e, t• ''Situatlofl ethics," Stevie Ludwick and wife or ''Pollee brutality," or '"The Cohunbus are spending the relevance of riots." weekend with his grardlnof.h.. The service could conclu:Je, 8 r, · Mrs. Harry Ludwick, Sr. Seifert aeld, wltll the people .., Blanch Zlprlck a puroe the right sl~ng "Faith or Our spent an even!~· with Mr~ A mulf lor every worhhop 1 ln1tonHy Fatilers" while those oo the loll Charles Baum. lights without pr.. heotlng or priming. sing uwe ShallO~come." Mrs. Oris Guinther spent a Solid bron burner with non-corroding Sunday recently with Mrs. Lud- brau n•edle volu lor pesmve 1hut· olf. Portable. Burn• up to 15 hours on wick. one cylinder. Reg. 7.29 Mr. and Mrs. George Gen. helmer vialted Letha Koblent% at Vele~.ltfilal Sunday. , Area Visiting TOP DUALITY TOOLS at the "FRIENDLY ONE" a shoping BONANZA! PROPANE TORCH FUEL CYUNDER da\asb- OldTown 1.49 " Wl1H COUPON ,.. . ,. .,.; •. (f eDDUJI!i1 IP&de• •. and ~. ol'liUUlct wlll . ~· i :, i'c::=::x COUPON LURIN .... , . · cWOODS WilE . ; "'"· Rubb•r bumper ot mouth of tali , ... duce1 lind brdoge. Chrome COli . A;g. 5.50 3.69 SHOES FOR BOYS INDOOR-OUTDOORS POWER CORDS THE SHOE BOX MIDD.LEPORT Flat, yellow vinyl cords r••lstant to greo••· oil and ocld. 25' 16-3 GA. "" " " " 2.39 50' 16-3 GA. "" " . " 3.79 100' 14-3 GA . ......... 9.79 ':=:~::-:-:-";,..__ TOOL BOX ___. '' e r--3old"_· ____!!.24~·~ (ombi~Hon 1/-4" and 3/8" drive. Ideal for cor molnt•nonce, workahop or hobby. Plo1 tk: cote. ... 1698 12,98 . ''· j j .. '7000 •7020 .. .. . ·' ' SAMEOAY . SERVICE In AU - Olit At5 ,, ' .. e 0.2250 RP.M. • .. , ' ' . ':,•:·.,.,~.,,;, ZIPPIDI-DO BLADE A;g. 4.00 4.59 lrloPr loeb ol 'ttilateicl r.p. .d. Rugged MO,.GrJP hondl•. Drllb 1/4" In 1t..l, l/2"1ft horilwood. .. " . ·- •• =~::-::-:=:-:-.,......, ~ Reg. 7.60 1/4" VAR. SPEED DRIU ,, Popular handyman'• manner. Drop forged head, poliahMJ flnllh. HiCkory handle. 16 oz. 2.99 I ~ "',.. ... ' CLAW HAMMER Cuhi mot~r1ol1 o clrwlar sow con'tl Sole to u••· Won't dog. No sharp tHfh tocutlh• user. .i't> • '<! ,...~......; . Full length hinge. H•O¥r duty dro,.,.. bolt with •Y•Ior podloding. Steel corring handle. 6" • 16" ,I' ;~ 'l; . t;' . . .:.!;~"' .. " ' j 25' TIO·U~ LIGHT ·. :-"!i'.. .. ' GIRLS . Straight line or orbllol ocHon sondlnf. On...,ond tontrol. 32 ICI· In, sanding or.O. flush .Onds on ... ' ~·"" ~ AND 'DUAL-AcnON SANDER 21 P(:. SOCKET SET •..!-',·. . • . Reg. 3.59 U-240 t. ,I " ... ·, "•'1.:, \ • 4.49 Mrs. EYII BaUey returned to Fredli Miller, F1orlda a!ler being at her heme at Beahan lor a while. VIsitors of ilra. Dorta Dailey and !amUY were Bobb,y and Gary Black, Mr. and Mrs, Ho- Vloltors at Mr. and Mrs. lAwrence Johnston and family were Mr. and Mrs. Tam Burnside and Tereaa or Chillicothe; Mr. and Mrs. Gery Van Meter, Reedsville, and Miss Shirley Congo, lEG. 110-lrump normll . IIOOII,and8p.m, llld column but 18 sWI worth Jlin. " •. ~, picture. ' iho O.Wald: "'lbe ftrst band II)C81. . from tbe book 18 an old· timer. It bU appeared in one lomi or oiber In every boot turea which matches a (llvea ' . from bls column." · more elllclenlly. IIIW••'sOu•n• PAl I II Pali Opening IMd-. il the coUectlon of bands are worth itudylng." · The Metropolitan Readiness Teste have been admllllstered to all first BJ'ede ~~·delltl In the Galllpollo Clly School who did not attend kindergarten lui year. Tho teat COIIIIIIII of a I I testa. They are: Word Maanlng, a 16 - Item picture vocabulary teat. The otudent selecta !rom three lures the ..,. 1bat Ulustrthe word the ewnlner name1. Ustenln& a 164tem tell at ahllll;)' to comprehend pbraHO and sentences Instead at bldlviWal words. The . - aelecll from three pictures lhl one which portrays a sltllltlon or event the e:wn1ner do. scribes briefly . Matching, • 14-Uem at vioual _..ptlon 1nvo1viJJc the rOCOIIIIIICII olllmllarltle1. The pupil mark1 ..,. at three pie• r• ·'9'~,-l'R'..,SI~ 1;7sp!ll: ;Jf'ndor...~:• manage the instructional ellot1 ~ o..·-·~~~' all "-P\Isms, weddl~o. olck calla and !unel'lla pers001lly!reeiiiJI hlo sill! to moldtor the awltchbcoonl. "Ho muot not '-ke any ~attl.., 1bat -'""t .J -....Izo annoal "He and his wUe ohoold be who hold ihetr martinis woll. Their children should relate coq~eratlvely to all peer BfOIIIS. Th,e lr cklgs must Uke cats. "Above all, the man yoo recommen:l must be a llexlble follow, equipped with a multidlmenalonal mind and a !orkeel t~e-programmed topleaae all elementalnourpesslotBtely polarl•ed parish." Warm!~ to his subject, O.Wald: "Imitation Ill sup_,. POHd to be tile lincerell to Mal')' J1111 aeu.!J, Robert form of Battery and our IJ)d mer l~nbower' local; Re~ cal·1; Jlouah, I We1, ~ friend Charley Solomon bas vin Rtgs, Mr. and Mrs. Ray E'4ll& Faulk til Robert Fer- lust completecl a book With Dell~, Undl and Barbara rut, l4t01lllla Fotreot, .7U,, BertWllllim tbatsbDWS bands C&loe. '· I, Flats News .AQJI Cb1ilu. .•. +1532 .• K1D72 .QU SOtml (D) Londo . ~· ;:lr·, 1311 I. MAIN ST. WilT .872 tJI8 . ~: GAME SATURDAY: Hannan Trace at Hannan, W, . .,....., zt tlOU l25J>I15 80 a!O Dl'lTRIBUTO R -----------~~·-· PoMIRO't, PtfrO rr..m NOll'l'll .KQJ85 .853 126 OrtOMEHISI PELOSI'S TAKE'N BAKE PIZZA roealved loi\IIO..,Jn.cheek "advice" Prot Walt Seifert or Ohio S1alll Unlverall;)' Jwrilallnn school, a member or 1111 ......lion. Hla "-e1tlons" aboot the . quoJWcatiCIII to be sOUiht In the peator are a pntle ullre Cll tho -ency or American Pratealarta (In eoIIDDbul and ....,..here else) to be to!aU.Y lllfO&IOIIIble In what they eliJ)Ie( d. a mlnloter. "Tho man yoo n!ect," Seifert· Aid In hia open letter to tile ~storal aearch cammltteo, ahoold be mod'rataly dynomlc, charlsmotlcaUy calm and PI'CJil'OIIIvely CCIIHrv&tlve. "He should agree to handle lr Oawald & Ja- Jacobr ., GAMES FHDlAY: 1 :.':;.olhar Prolllalllnt COI\Jif.., !:~~t 0: : .':.:",..':,«:,';~= The committee thla week ahoold cope with controveralal Proper Defense lUi Alphabet, a 16.Jtem tell d. ablllt;y to rec:osntze lower _ ''I" case letters at the alphabet. OYF1CE BOORS 9:30 TO J%, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON 01\t The - n t chooses 1 Jetter • --THU-•RS.•)•'--E•AST-•COUR-•T•ST•.•'•i'O•ME_RO_Y_ _ __, name1 from among four alter. naUves. Numbers, a 26.Jtem at IIUIIIber IIDowlodge. ~!HAT Cotl7ln& a lf.Jtem teot wldcb n'leiiAII'el I oombiMdOQ of via. ual J)alCepliGI and motor trol. D&D ,. ,,, , , "8.., aeniCII' mimaleli: ,·.. , Thera'• 110 cliu1ll or candldalea, olnco tlilt Ia - or the chol.ce j1Ulplta 'of tllo country, . ' .. Eulllrn at Kner Creek Southern at Fedel'll llocldng Alexander at North Gellla 1 \, ru.,d'dri',..,::""'"" World oif:ltel'w:"n ~~oeto~a~ero new Discards Signal In ro-se to new, wide ln- and aptitudes, vloual and audi- pJplla, thus helping teachers tory perception, muscular eoordlnatlon and motor skills, nunber knowledge, and tile abllll;)' to !ollow dlrectiCIIS and to pay attent!OII In group work, How far advanced tho school beginner will be In these skills depend upon many !actors, IIUCh as hll Intelligence, hio home bad!grouncl, hil health and phyllcal condition, bia degree r1 emotional maturll;)', hla social adJuatment and his general back- '""a but, Ohio-It Joo+i:W : . ·'·~ atJ Va. terelt In the primary pupll - II tl1e kindergarten and first grade level - and hio success In learnlua later, Katherine Wllllama, elementary supervisor at Gallipolis City Schoola, has provided a summary dcscrlp. tiCII at the teetlna stepe that leld to Improvement In learnIng being taken In the district lbe 18l"Yes. Bacouae this Is of Interest ID lhl Trl.count;y Area, her report l'ollowa, .., "Metropolitan VPIIIaJliiCII Wnlllr or Alllettca•a oldell and lar~t lnttr!lo-lnatlonll churchea-lhi ramo..a Firat Cclmmunlt;y Chur"" of. c.~.... One .' ~!··~~ 3 Tl%0 30 l•r , WIN AT BRIDGE ... ALL GAMES fi. L. P. . . By LOUIS CASSELS II tho~ .lfaW.'tJCMI ·~jlatuiiOQIIII Wn1 ID- ~ to be. But• ~'.Piatonl -rch com• OJriiiiiJII"? .._ ~ltaltaioi' J(IID1bla ~hlw to mttlel 'llndallaeltlnlbamlddle Ill dit ~ill ~It, liiii"CI!II' ur. 1• in_llh6, -. . . Idea- ' or 00111idorable puW~ a n d . , UWIIIIIIIIIIII!JIIIOIIIHII~a¥R,J. 'rea~ lnl]lrlat'l . hllulbw frObl tllo Jlbol'll and ......wi IIIII! lil.tliit!IJi!l lli,Hi41'!_,.<;11.., .. i'bM to~ I• ' cOIIMn'ltlve elctlona which . ,Aiiwi of lUI. tilllli ......., wllii .CI)rlat, wa alll!u!d iiMII thoM · ellllt In Firat COblmunlt,y -~ tlliiWtwhiChil~WiliOft/and' IIM!i'toti)t~ri~'', ""'.P!U" Cluirch Just 11 In YirtUIJiy ,..._Itt. tho1 ~bll' ... ... Slale of Ol!lo. ~ vt the members electtd --.a )b.'!"ilfd•.111 auch ~. 11 ~. llllleconcy,lult, t.Ul*,.loill1iildiP"'Id. ' ~-~ UOIInd ua lo mild wltl1 lNM tldtlp, """'periCIII ..._.prweo to be t1Jrlltlana are ftllld with tho!m. Chrllt ear- I J, " . ...U In 1011 rlcti!l'• ((',cj='!r'a:18l. ,lft''&_ei!IPt Cllrlat wa -put~ .• .:'!;!,. ,-' ' . • -~ .-·~-~ W.... !- ~ '"~ ,.~ •_.t~J·~ alliS Rts~•r tiilft .If llllt -~~ 11i!eract10!1 Oh,~a-CII:a Ilkm, -~ II tilt p,DI. l'lrenta aoily oe Pedlatrlea Ward. Readi11£ss Tests Explained I • • lh the ~~ Q'CIIui At Kyger Creek Friday The 1969 championship at t11e Southern Valley Athletic Conference will be decided tills comll\ll Friday at ~ger Creek when Coach Howle Lee Miller'!l Bobcats host the Eastern Eagles of Meigs Coon!;)'. Coach Bllly Kincaid' a Eailes met their first defeat last Fridl,f nll!flt 24-16 at Glooater and are 3.1 lor the season. The Eapes are 2.ji In the SV AC. ~ger Cr~ Is aloo 3-lln all pmes, hevlng loll Cllly to the 111 undefeated Wahama WhliO Falcona. The llohcots are aloo 2.ji In the SV AC. Easlllm's SV AC wins have been over Hannan 'Irace 60~ and over Nortll Gellla 22.ji, Tho Bobcats hove defoaW Southern 28./1 and North GaiUa 22-lf. Other SV AC teams In action Friday nilbt are Southern st Federal..Hocldng and North Gal. ' ."' -~··;~~~~~;Sainteii /l~each~r Charity ·)Week Horse Show is detober lf,.; . . ··· R.e_ a·l_·._. y Neede. d . ~~~·~·areaarepolnt. SVAC Crown At Stake ont. I ·•• · ·· · · ~ Ina hOui'l 2:80 to a 1~ lead It llllfbi.. Tbt WUdc~ llltliln1 lhl crciwd wltll a bit pound sophomore, went orer GD a two yard quarterback anea11. Apln as .., 1111 two toucbdoWIII, 1111 try lor the ..... tra pointl wao .., good• The WUdcam bad 12 Drat downs, completed five at 16 ,PIIIOS lor 70 yerda an1 had 198 yards rullblag ror a ~ 268 net yarda. Haman Trace drew 50 yerdlla penaltlea IIIII punted ..,.,. ror 28 yarda, Complete atatllllco were llllt available but the Green war- I ••I:Jillllri; LiP:!'' WITHIN ~~"' lhl' Yll!lo, <£ rulle-doldt lA h third period, Larry Cl" Aaa, lf& .. pound Junior quarterback, - eel a abort peu toJemWIIIIIIl, 180-fC)Wid Junior. About to be tnwed. Waqh pllehed a later. With Wayne Queen, 150i><>Und senior hallbock, ocoriJJethree a1 to WQIIO ~ and QloGD touc-.,., the llaM&n Trace Wildcat& pounded oot a 26-0 'lie- - • rema1n1nr diatanceror tory over Green Hl&b School of lAwrence County S.illr<lll nlcbl tho tm-n. The play - . r - i .• .' n ~Wildcat ' . t8.88 ~~~ -1-AI.OII WIIIIOUI C O - �J, ~ •liit\J-litllllll, -liiiili/ij~ ..• - LIGAL lltlTICI . .< II LIGAL NOTIC! TO IIDDIRI : S..l.d ,.,.•• ,, will bo '"olvH •t..y the v.....-. Memorial HCMpltol, 'Melli County, Ohio at tt. Vehlranl Mtmcwlol H.. pltol, l.&tH In Pomeroy, Ohio 011 Tuetdor1 OC• •••r 21, 1969\. until 12 a clock noon, Entem c1oyll1ht fiiMI, anti ot that tlmo will bo Optl~ pub. licly ond Nodr for tho fumlohlna of all labor ond IIHII•Iol MCOIIGI''( for the construc:tiDn ol on oxtudM eGN addition to Votwans Memorial Hospital, Poii'IN'oy, Ohio. All work shall La dono «c.-.:ilne to tM drowlng• and s..-clflcotlonl oa , pnporod by Eorl C. Hay•• & Aa• • aoclot .., Archlt.ch, 630~th • St.. at 1 , Porllmouthl Ohio. ' Separate prapoao 1 will be ,.. : ulv- for GoMtol Work; EIKtrl• · cal Work; plumbing Work; Hooting, · Vantllotlng ~:~nd Air C~~tndltlonl,. , Warlq Elevator Work; Metal Ca . .• , w•kl and Lavndry Equlpn.nt. .. Propo. .la aha II ba tubl!llttall on .. Propoaal Form contoln~~d In tho tjN:dflcatlont and oth• contftct doc~nta, •hleh documanta Qftl 0r1 file ot the Hoapllal oml at th. • office of th. 4rchitoct, and ON uvolloble to all prnpectlve bid- ,c..... ...-.r DHIIIIN ' •·•· n.u•• 1 c.,,.cu.,. Will ~ ecc•ftt•4 uMII • a.M. f• 0.y J P . . lic .. IOft REGULATIONS for Wolll Ad S.rvlco 5 ••"'• ,-{ Word ant lniOf'tilft BLIND ADS 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/ll 4tc LEGAL HOTICE , MDTICE ON FILIMG Of INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT h.;.!o-•• i oW.. Molo• c...., J..... , Prolio.. Court To tho E.ocutrlx of tho oa• toto; to such of the following 01 are ro•ldollfs af the Sta,. of 01\to, vlz:-tho survlvln1 apouu, tho nut of kin, the bonoHclcwlo• under the will; and tD tho attar.,., tJ/1 attDrnoy• raprotontlr• an, of the aforomantlon~~d potiOnar Alb.rt Von Coone,, Middleport, Ohio. No. 20122 a,. • ·' YDu horoby notified that tho ln,.ntory and Apptalnmont of tho utate af tho afcftfnontlonecl, docoCIIOd, late af st_ld Countr,·• wora flied In ' this C:o\od. Sad Inventorial and Appl'ulsemonts will ba for hearing bolon this CDurt on tho 10th cloy of Octobot, 19691 ot 10:00 o'clock A.M. Anr, penon dotlrlng to fila ••~ capt ons thonto muat fila them at loott five days prior to the data ••• for htarln9. Gl .. on undar my hand and Mol af sold Court, this 19th day of September, 196110.. F. H. O'BRIEN JMte and ex-oHii::lo Ct... ll of uld Coutt·, 8y An11 I. Wotaon O.puty Clor5.: 9/22 9/29 2tc: Tuppers Plains Society News Ing, Letart, W. VL Phone 895-3802. 9-5-30tc VACANCY for two elderlypie, Prefer private paid pa- · lients. Phone Mason, '173-o 5185. I0-8tfc ---- ---~. ':""" -.---- I WILL pick It> merchandise and take to auctiool on a percentage bui& Call Jim Adamo, auctioneer, Rutland. Phone 74Z-4461. 9-23-l!c STUD SERVICE, $15. G r e 1 Roush, Syracuse, Ohio. Phone 992-5039. 9-2t-«e LI!.GAL HOJICE , NOTICE ON fiLING OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISEMENT Tho Sta,. of Ohio, Molg• County Probate Cowrt To the Executor fill Admlnlttratar of the utcrlo; to such of tho folo lowing 01 oro naldont• of th• Stoto of Ohio, vlz•-the survNing apoute, tho Mxt of kin, tho lie ... flclorlu under tlw wlll1 and to tho attOf'no, or ottlll'nora ,.,... 1onting an, af tho afaremontlaMd penon•: Parry Richard Root, Middleport, Molgl County, Ohio. No. 20,190. You oro hoNb, notified th«rt tho tn .... ntory ond Af.pralsemont of tho estate Of the o oromontlonod, c.aud, Iota of told Coumy, wet filed In thlt Court. Sold l11vontory and Approlaomont will l.o for haor1"9 before this CDurt on tho 16ffl day of October, 1969, at IOtOO a. o'eloc5.: A.M. An,. potson dotlrlng to file ••· caption. thereto mutt fila them at loo1t fl..,. prlar to tho date .., for hearing. Givan under my hand artel nal of told Court, thl1 25th day of Sa,• tombor 1969. cia,., JOHN C. BACON Actlng'.Judao a'J oJMfflcla Cl•rk eold Court By Janet E. Ma"ls o.,.,.Oct.c•••• Sept. 29, 6 N. c. She na awarded a scloo- 1 top. Po11eroy Motor Co. OP.fN I! VI$. 1110 P.M. PCIMIROV, OHIO Nollce Ftir Sale or Trade LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT Notice It har•"v glyon that Sybil Kittle of Glou•tor,~ Olflo, hos hen duly ' Dppolntecl t•.eutrlx of the Estate of Voato McCoy, doeuaod, Iota of Middleport, Malga Count,., Ohio. Ctodltara ara required to file their clalma with told flduclor,. whhln four montha, Da,.d thla 24th, day of September .. $5•.55 .-G~RANTEED. PHOME 192-2094 ' AWNINGS, otorm doorl IIIII tindowo, euparta, IIIU" queea, bloom and bolt boauJ. · · doll. Elmer Wlolte, oralea NPnanlatf... For !reo oatlmatea, pholll O>orloa Lllle, $rracuae. V, V. Jd11o1011 oind Son, IDe. 11-1-tfc For 1'1111 Faslnt . ·'Service DAY or NIGHt ••.• CALL RAil-INGS $ERVICE. ' P••iny Ha•• & Alii fll6 I. ~oln '- . "' ·-·. P.e•-r, o.-. . .. DAYB·ZUl NIGHT.992:7314 R. it. RIWIIncs Sons. ·For S.li MIDDUPORT; OHIO ,......- ar money bock. SWEET POTATOF3,$4bulhel. REVIVAL AT Rulland Froewtll NEWLY REMODELED 8 bool--~ rOCHII hCIIIe, tltoatad Ia pod On!)' 98 eeSL Nllaoa Drup. .-,tiot 0ourc1o, ~ AIIO acorn-ah,J~t~q~IIIM, realdenllal ana In Mlddl.9-11-18tp 2SI to Octclber 12, 7:30 p.m., &IIW'II•. Indian cora. Brllw HARRISON'S TV AND .ANTEN- . porL ~ caiPortecL Pastor, Paul Taylor, E cciallolnero. Locallod on III . · l'h llathL WW cOOilder re11- EA!u.{~RICAN-;.;.;, NA SERVICE. Phone 982 • pliat. Namu Tayjor. ~ CAR! 838 in lAtal1 FeliL Alldrow ldentlal or !arm property iD Beaodllol IIIQle atereo with 2522. ~10o411r Nl!l!~ . clal ·~ E'IIII'JOIIII welCI'GOL t2'"12te trade. WW arraowt lllano:Jov, AK-FM radio, 4 .,:,. ..... comL WW You c-? -----------~-For appolnlment pbCM11 982- ICUnd qs-, 4- tpeeoleha"' 7-11 - c•lete Fnllll·Erid ~IS4p CAFE, whltkQ, bHr, and AIR CONDI'i'IONJNu, llt!rlpr3600. aer. Balano:e $91.20. uoe our wine Ueense •ve"•N• PltoDI and Brake S.VIet atlaa unfl!e. Jack'a Refi.t. __________a....;..__ ~l-llc time ,.-.,-· plan. Call 992NO HUNTING ortre~paaalngoo 9~57, Mlddl~ aenuan. New Hawn. I'IIOIIe · 3352. 11-26-&c 882.2879.. . Lulloer fr:lend's property, Wl-71e B11lan, Ohlc. 2.2s.3tp For Re.. t'-lfc . . IN POMI!IlQY. SMALL HOUSE, turnlahod, 3 BELL AND HOWELL, 18 mm 'Y'" ••.• - 9:'1' sound moW. projector, u- HERD OF rectsteredGuorniQ, rooms, modern. Available ROOF PAINTING and patchlov Oct. 2. Phone 982-313t. cellert condition. PhoM 742.-lstbW ot 211181d of corro. Sale · . F~~ by contract, uEx».erteneect. 11 3834. ~8..1tp WI)'Dt lloulh, Rt. I, Radne. ~ For free estimate, pbone REDUCE SAFE and !ut With wide. PaUl Anlel-.on, 1111111110 Pltone 949-4171. 992-2806. (We go a!O'Where). STORAGE apace tor boats, cam- WALNUT SOLID tllote ate,.... 9-28-3tc: Gabosellobl.toiiiiiE-VaporaVI. VL Pltone 'I'IJ.67811ftit 8-22-Ue t IDOOd ctarv-r, t-tlpaolter - - - - - - - - - - - - - pers, aulol, traUer1. Phone don pUll. NeiiOD Drup. 3:30 ar HNIIJJ, RacJire. 19118 JED', klllll drift, good · t.U..eotp t-it..uc ·. 992-2798 or "" Dick S.7Jer. IIOWid qstem. ·Ballnce$1S~12tc · .50. Use our time -enl ~on. 992- :-~-- ·----- .... ---~. -------------ueo. 11-28 etp HALF RIJNNERS IIIII lltmeb ! C. C. BRADFORD, Aul'd pW., ~ 982-33li2. NO'l1CE TO TAXPAYERS ....,.. Pick your """' lhCoqllete Senlce ·, &.211 fie - - --.,.,....--- - - - - NO'l1CE lo hereby aiYen, iD HARMONY AP ARTMENTS,IIor211-FOOT ·~~oua~ tnllar, 1 bodmile bolow "lbe Raft-ood , Phono 918 3821 nlahed, 3 rooms, beth, pri- - - - - - - - - - - - - - CCIIIIPlialiee with Seetioo5715roam, f700. Colli 192.6860. Ferry. Phono 843 2241. Racine, Ohio vote parklrv. OUt of ellllooda, 1959 ALLIS a.Jmera )).It, ex.11 revised code, thai the e.u.slp l-1&.101e Crlti Bradford .;_ 3 blocka from post omce. ceDent eoodltlon, AC rab tax returnl of Mela• Couii\Y, . Mini Aplortment, furnished, like new, 3 bottAml plowa,, 14 . tor lhe year 1969 ba" been' 30 WIDTE.......,boaL Ploone bedroom, kitchen, bath, llleh; 2 bottllmplows,141ad1; THE FOLLOWING IIJ'tleloa, berevised and the valoati0111 IHN411. II-2Wip . READY·MIX CONCRETE dilly, ' lcqlov to lbe eaa&e at Bollporch. Suilloble for one per·· one round boler, ?-fool - <Oql]- and are CIH'n for ored rl&llt to your projict. son. Pri"te parldJv. Call or pie~, 16-toot bole car••• M. Plckolaa, dleMied, are public lnapeetloo at the omce Fut and. F-. ·,.a,. beq olfored II prlwte orale: HEREFORD holten, 100 to 700 992-$392 10 LDL and rin. Phone 98J.83M. of the CGuaQo Auditor iD the mateo. Pb. 982-3284; 0. 1968 camnao aediD, air , _ 6 p, m. 9-28-ttc ll-2eo3tp poundL Frank ~. Court HOUH, p...,.I'Gl, Ohlc. llein Raolf-Mix CCI., '«<dlio dltloned, With 7,100 lllliea; CoolvUI.. Rt. 2. PhoDt 887c.n.plalnla qainat an,y val... ---------~-port. Ohlc. _:, RO-ttc eltclrlc llalllmand orpn, 3282. ll-28oltp atlon OJ: assessment, except UNFU~btqalow,larp CIIRYSANTHEMiiM and moans llviov room with llrep'-ce, of all colora, lleld srown, • boutiht In 1988; !1M 5 - . lhe valoations llxed and ,,.. , SEWING MAOIINF3, Rtpa1r · nice bla clusterL He)'Dolda • platiJomn diamond rllll<t lilakltahen, utility rOCHII, both, seasmento made by the Tax ' aervice, an mabL 8t2-UII. men!. L 10 canu, 4dlamonda Rul bedroom. Very nice for 2 F11Mer Shql, Muon. Commissioner of Ohio, wW For Sale '1111 Fabric Shql0 P - - i .60 cant); one k - platadults, No pets. Meson, phone 9-lf.Cfc be hMrd by the Courtylkanl Aulharlled Siller SIINi IIIII baun diamond weddlov r1Jw ~ACIOUS 7 ROOK hCIIIte, 1if.a 7'13-5203. 9-28-'Ttc - - - - - - - - - - - - - ot Revision, at Ita otllee iD S.nlce. We Sltarpea Set-. (5 ollalllooola •75 carat); one aerea land, 150 faa& !raat. ' the Court HIHIIe, Pameroy. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - POODLE PUPPIDI. AKC TQY 3-2totfe' 5-.- diulond wllldillcrbw 111'1 011 Slate RcWo 124 Ia . mlnlallll'e, $75 and "'· Sllld Ohio, on or after February U, (5 dlamond1 .10 cant); 11111 Syracuse. 1.arie ldtcben wlill aervlce and a.-JrC; Phone 1970. c.n.p'-lnta muat be THREE ROOM ..,.rtment, eom114-tfc 17 P'-tbun dlamond . Iota ol b4'ch cablnota, p{IDb' I p}etely modern with built-In 98Utt3, · made In writlov, on blanks ::-. _ . . .milldl .75 ' - . cloHt.JIII~....., fJ)r\!11!1*1 b):.!1111 CowK(Audl- .. •·!i!tP'8!1o "'''l.I!Ven alii~ . -----------·--­ 1\litli. t •. 28 tal'lt; • ·:~ lllllijifj top unit; tlainliu aiell link SINGER H11'i111 m«Ciiine, . 'and !iled In hit olllee o1t .... . .... all to clau Ia alee walnut cabinet, 'i'o'cuim . ...... ~ one or before the time limited for • with disposal unit, larae bath m White soltltlllinanllt~~tdt . · 1n u~ 'I'CJGI!II. payment ot tans tor the ftrlll and large cloaete. Nicely dec~. butiGdioJor 11111 (8 ollalllooolll). See IYIU'l'ell ... to P1tone orated. Cal1992.2278 tor lj)o 111111111111111. WW a~ tor hall YMr, or at 11\l' tlmedurPlcbaa, eaculur, · liNda· ter 5 P.m. tor .lftl<ll1• H polntment alter 2 p.m. $35 cuh « termL Pbono lrv which tueo are reeel¥001 .Ule, Ohlc. ~8 lie tt2.2!'18. .....u. . s.:n.tlc 9824685. 9-23 etc b7 the Couii\Y Treouurer, without penall;y tor the ftrst ha1!7ear. RODHEY DOWNING FURNJSliED tloree room apart- sYRAcusE, 5 - . . - houH, 196S oiimroBILE lltlllda.Y .... Roll Eallta Brobr Gordon H. CaldwoD mont, thower, ...,b'decorat. both, with ~n1 111 1up dan, good CCIIIIiitton, - tlrPI1Ciie lills.at2 Auditor of Melia Couii\Y 1111, GO? Mill St., MIMJoport. IIU'dlll Cll' hdi"'OV lot. Nlm' ••• air cooillltloaod. Wntlam Mldd1lport, Oldo 9-18-IOtc Pholle 992-2'192. 6-34fc ande adlool;aiDU'IIUI, rlou- WID, RD I, .--.rtliY• Pltone 6-18-tfc -----.---.-----barb, II'IIINo cliorrJtneCIII " 988..1921 a.eater. F1JRNJS11ED and omturallbad prqiOI'Iy. Pbaao 982-62150. Female Help Wanted ..,.rlmentl. CloP to tchoal. &.23 etc WOMEN, earn extra 1.....,._ Phone 992-643-t. 10-18-Uc ______ .;...·------- YEARLING Cbeltaul alloDion, Builness Senlces Steady, partdme. Houra ol tr• braUn, .... Call 982. GENERAL n' 'IIIIo c:upeDo . 8 ROOM HOVSE,. 81111in own cloolce. $3 per h'"'raver5801 ar 98uoat. &.Z8 11e 117, pal• nlorirw. ..Mlddl_.t. 1~ blocb lrGm ap earnlovL Serve cullom- TRAii..ER LOTS, Bcb'l Mllbl1e aM'Uw, pnaH.IIe.Fne Court, SyracUII, Ohio, DO the - t olllce. lilqrdre att39 -------------era with Watkins Producll 19M SUZUKI, TnU 118. FIM .........., Plooni 982 2$31; Llneolllllt. '. Sllote Rt. 124, Pbooe 982. and Olrlstmaalllla iD clcyof o:oadltfon. Plooni HN'I'/L . Wl-dlc 8-11..Uc 291L t-Zl-ttc Middleport. No inveetmed. ~k .· ClG.W: -~~--~~~====.• .. . Write Rl&h Boraaua, Watkins liE ~,ma~ . Produeta, Inc., WIIIOIII, Mlm. TWO BEDROOM homo, II~ '1112 HOME na1 , . - o1 Bo11·nd · ~e. All~ ~rillAuto 55981. room, dinllll roam, ball IIIII ale M. Plekent, -Ad,l• II, ·Millon, W, V&. Plooni, one bediOGIII caiPit.d. 7M cat.ol iD Raclao, Oblo, w 'I'IJ.6!H3. S+4tc Bro1ntel1 A... , MW!oport. 1966 Pentlac .. $1&95 and Olll•hllf., ..... -~ ...... · ~-=---~-. ~ ·-· Cotoll"" 4 •• HM'<i Top. A~ Ph. 982-IH1 or 112 ltl5 dlrtllq; -I'OOlmll UtiliRON'S FlOOR alii tllo, bo111c_...ltloned. Low •II••· E .. Male Help Wanted ·a.u.u. IN showp. Pow• ••••1"1• l¥-, wtthtiiObolluldillm, rocin IIIII ldteboa r•odel· P••r ........ Automatic trans. three .._, ,.; laclllllirll .... -u ~ One c•eful locol DRIVERS NE'EDED APPil:s. n~r~~atrtcll'i IIIII ~~r~PotWa, eelliAt. we.«c IN nilS AREA chard, Slate eat, ~ carpollo lar, allldood ....... uolwilh --:-_:::.:-:---------Semi drlvera, local and cmr eel 7 mlloo tGIIMut o1 lhe road. Eloperlence htlptul WDMniUe. Phono (10.47111. . !up bmt ODlalllocallod aa SEPTIC IIID ailed.. MIIJer · Sanllation. IIWo!vt, Ollie. Pb. bort not neeettal'l'. We wt11 ll-21-12te UPI'GIIIDfebo alx ao:rea ol land. aa. tree ... to boup SS2 30IG. 2-12-tfc train you,. You can earn over frcm 4rllllllnll OII.PfCIJ'U• -,-----..,------$4.12 per hour. For eppllWINTER POTAT0Jrs. a.rJN 6 1;)', '11111 pi ; b hu bMn SEE -LER Rodldtlll S1t1i1b catioo and banlew write Hilton; Paorlland. Of tt. 1~11 66f1 onywt.r.. ...o ear.d for ~ ID good tor .hdJd!ov your~ Call : Nationwide satllfl Director, letwtlfvl vlwyl I:IUcllet ...,,, , . . .,.,,. .• i Room U6, 301 Eaat 4th St., Powet otNrlnv. Auto1110tlc o:oadltlllllo l!lil · - Plo~·Nolllor, Ra-.lae, 0. --------------. --ent -------------- -------------- -------------- ILAE1tNAR'S -------------- :r,":t;; for -------------- rrso. can __________ __ _ ·-------------r -een . ••1· _______ _____ _ -------------Estate ·::;r. ;;r ae ( ....-w. -------------- -------.------- -------------- ------------ -------------- -------------- -------------- --------------or. addlu-. _,.,.,. BLAEnNARS BUICK · · PONTIAC GMC r~tucKs POMEROY baa, . . - , \ ~. ... ()ldo. • <IIi¥ ----------... --- wtlh Floddex lloblot.. tLI9 at N*OII DrltJo ..u..,.. -------------- W&o4ft -------------- . 211tc Real Estate For $111· lnsii'IIICt ' · I AV'!'OKOIIILE ~aa~trance ..... · 11 . L'fi_J - - ..J R~ , . COAL, , L~, . . . - · ·'I.Af!IUIKI .... , SPECIAL SALE. ltMFarciGII~ . mine """ ~- a.tt· . ' 3'.1, , a:deiiOO-XL, $.dOor bardiap, Workol, 1'&111 lfaiD Ill.,,_ . buckoll 1 cato, V"!, aiaGa~ 11"0)'. Plooni IIWm. . · DO IT YOURSELFEIII- You'll 1-18-tfc . love thla 4 ..._., 11h . tl!tfoo,-. cltu,f7ts,Call .-..-----:-.,-, ..,.,.,..- -.- - - · .nal pod !Utiafter 5 p.m. Phono 70 18118. I RAVE · t.2Utc idGI Jim Al'p•a, both, 2 parehea, boit....., . ........ ~IIIIo. NEEilll· traDillliulan, ucellolt - -------------~·· ·~~ .,.... ----------·tL- RiM;)VE-EX~-.;.:,_-~~_.., trortlo 11111, ObiQ, ... '*' ,._.,~ ~ . ,, ' . ' .' •• • • . . . . ~.....,.wm ....... Pbaatr -. ' """ ' ' ' 'r ,. I ... . . .. L!~5~;3,J · ~A ~. 1'0111111, tao . ·.. ..:=:~:=..... '· ' ., .r ' 1 I -~ ;/ / ·' ~ . '\ "r llllat''lilol elac~ ,ek;' Wrlll· cir' 'eapif.ol,,'i D.· ~; ·, .....: · .....'Wt ....,..' ~ "[.\ ' r· • .t::., iWe.u~ 1. I ~·, '' ' ~' I •.: 1'., . ·111!1~ ..: h~~~~ ;f9R <>J. in Devi 3. Glrl'1 ntc~e 4. Founder ot Quebec 5.&bust B. Seotsman ·~ headgear 7. Usually about nothing 8. An arbor 9. Incant&· llOn 12. Busboy·s : : ~:~r item •mob'' 19. Conatel- UnKramble these r..,r Jumblea, laUon 20. ---- one letter to each ooqul1n!, ::::t: ...J= lo form four ordinary worda. about town 22. Carting vehiCle 23.. Knowl· e11p :17. Fate 29. ~r 30. Weaken 31. City lnllnl 33. American humortllt ~ ~::- 3'1. consetoua HANEY ~, • ....._ olS. Peruvian 0 . ft. Timber bead. I : . i!;":""' I n ! II (;ROOFT t8.lnd1ul r.-ro~~~~~-•ft•~·Rnown.-.-~~wo~~-t Y" ~ ~·::~::::::;--l--~h~~A II.WVIASl' ! No'! amuop the dldtil ~ • . ' ·~­ . iii"iiii~K"-.-,-;;t-1 liillt'r;.ii,-.~---:- ... 2. fAa ••' ; J.-o4IUDI ANON iltdiiL . colldttiGIIi Phono 98Uno ·ilfr. 181' t p.m. . t II ·~· ·· ~1g-~;IJ.J CROSSWORD ..._,.. I .... ~.-. • ~, t~ h. .A a..,...WbJtheobo•uwl•• ~~----1 CJr~ 'l~~~V:~~=to form the ourprlorit ••· a · ~:r++-~ I .... a~n~• I t r I I r XI ],, .... Iii ".,-....... ....... nJIIIIIL I • W'i llenM'/' Colli . . . . . ' ...........· · ' 3 ·..~, !IPI!!•· '' "'... ~ ~,. CIIIGOt"di til,~ ....·,--·• . ow FOW"-·.s;ia•mlpc,_.· . ..=iier"'io·";=:~ '""A..---~ ~-··irllli·, ~~~~O · 1a w. 11u ... lh · s >~ • , ........ . . ' ...,. . _...!.'i.;lf..J . ~ ...: • . ~' ~ .·· . 7 d . . . . .,. ~ ·~ __....._ . . . -~.... caac 111? Lila Jlllll' -..n ~. w-. • • ------------ t~..~~~.;a •t!~ 9! ------------ 1a St.; Salis larah!p by the lkanl ofNati01181 Tranapwtatlon Bulldllll, CJD. Missions, and Is majoring iD ci~Jati, Ohio, or phone GJ3. elementary educatloo and mi241-5572. noring In Helil!on. She Ia abo 1961/. JOHN C. BACON a volunteer worker at the OrActiiiJ ProNto Judi• phldlc H111Pital lor crippled of soli~ Counl'f' SALESMAN lor cOdact work, children In AshevUie, N. C. &- s.... 29, D<•· 6,13 Naeded by credit llrm to help lore entering college Miss Spe~>o eslabllah ..., accouata; $1&0 cer spent the peat 20 month• LEGAL NOTICE weekly pran!A!e to m a n workillr for Bast Photo Service at CoolvUie, Ohio. LEGAL NOTICE FOR SALESMEN meetlov our requlremellta. Pun""'"' to the provl1lont of Write Matqer, liD% 4117, Vloltors of Mr. and MrL E. S.ctlona 1707.01 to 1707.45, Inc., Clewland, Ohio, t4123, R. Calawll' were MrL Bente R.C., netltt• Ia hor•bv glv.n that on the 29th day of September, ~s.31p Aldridge and aon Frank, and her 1969, John Kerr, resldl"l at 26 da...,ter, Mr. and Mrs. Went. Dahan Awe., Athon,, Ohio, IIIH ~. Jewd oppll~otlDn with tho Dlvltlon ROUTE worth ot Zanesville, 0.; Mr, on of S.curitios e~t Columbut Ohio HCIIIer Wooten ofWorthlovton, fa. • l&c•11.. to act u a sofealftCin ~·· ML(u!!pOI't ano. Good pay, good bonelltt, good 0., Mrs. Hattie Calaway and of socurltiH In tho State of Ohio for the Golden United S.curltlot cathy of CoolvUie, MrL Lee CDrpCII'atfon af Calumbut, Ohio. future. Sa1al')' Ia - · baled on your 88l"DIIw hiltocy and Am Smith or New Cumberland, All pofSCII'II ceneornod will talco notice th., action on uld appl5oo quallllcatiOilo. Yooa alare Ia W. Va., Mr. and Mrt. Junior cot lon will not h taken by the too. Five 1111 work profits, Ruasell ot GuysvUie, IIIII Janie Oh•lafo11 for of loo1t trron da,., from tho dato of thl1 o.tvot'tlument, week. Elllblllllled buaillou Colawq. for over 55 :r-s and good Mr. and Mrs. John Arloolllh (•ltlll4) Joho hn 1pent I few da1a at Col~ 9-29-l" srowtb potendaJ for - - ell earq1. All tloiillniN vialtlov lhelr dauctoten. -------------------peld IIIII ~ lnlnllll Mr. and Mro. Guy !\lencor · For Rent with PAl· Full tunlb' "-'_ . a few da1s vacationtov at TWO BEDROOM houH, 1638 ance cave..,., paid ..... Florida andnwralotherpolnts Uncoln . Uat.... ·~· ta pnoof lioterelll. _..L ..... tiDIII, l'<ltiJemoJit~oan lfamle Watton lo maklrv her ferred. Cal198~19. !Alp, a d - _ . . m \lel and iatel'<latlanork. Far homo here with Mro. Mabel II-2Wtc l!li'poll!l ... write JeQJ T.oa Swu1l. .CCI.. PO liD% 1818~ H~ air, John Archer and dallllb- daualotoro ol A...,. lit. I, wore ton, W, V1. ar <Ill S2Wit7, ter Naomi of GIQiniUo IIIII Mr. Sunday at• -11!11111 ot Mr. . lo4Hi: IIIII Mr1. Wllford Tipple IIIII and Mro. Quo..,... NicholL .. · w.-._t'AI~•~~ NERVOUS? can't aleep? Tey usteepen." Satllfactloll ow...,. By MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES C:.oo No. 20171 Miss Ltrda Fpmcer, da\llh.. Eat•t• of Ynto McCoy, DocooaM tor ot Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spe~>o cer Ia attend!JW the Warren wnson College at Swamanoa, I OFFICE HOURS -----------;--- &, order of tho Meigs Cou~tty Hospltol CGMMiulon a ltd Votora1111 MoiiMirlal Haspltol, Inc., Po•ontr, Ohio 9/22 9/29 10/3 lf)/13 •tc whole ext•lor flnlah with black vinyl lnlerlor trim. 1965 OODGI! - - $995 . 4«1 Coronet. 4 Door. Local owned cor. V•S ..,1,, aulomotlc lnlno,, P. oleoring & brakeo. Color: white. Rodlo & 1965 CORVAIR " _ $995 Monro Conv. Local 1 owner car, 1«1 H.P. ongl-., otd. lrano., good liroo, radio. Dark blue with while Additlonol 25c Cholga ,... Allvor. tlae-"' · ot .. EXP rr: $1195 '*''"'· c-.;.,. 7Sc Notice Bidt tholl be hlllrnlttod to tho Owner only upDft tho pion• and tpotlflcatlons th«rt have b..n obtafntd from tho office of tho Architect. Tho right Ia ratarvod b, tl. own• to njod uy and all bids, and no bidder ma, wltiP draw hla bid lot a periDcl af 1.-trflve f•SJ cla,a. 1H7 OII!VROLIT i HT. Cpe. Low illiiHge, auto. lrano., PS, radio, RATES 12 C:Onta par word thtoo COMOCU• flv• lnJOfflont • ' ' conta per Woul ti• conaeclolfl..,e lnaortlona. 25 por c.nt Discount 011 .,.lei od1 end ods ptild within 10 d•r• · CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY 11.50 f01 50 word miniMUm. Eo · oddltlanal word 2c. .Services .. luAI.m ,MOtor CO•. 1 • : Tho P_.lltMr resorvos t ... •ltht to ettllt or ,.joel ,any o.ta 4aa ....t .... joctlonal. Tho publl1htr will nat N rot.-nllblo for ....,. thon OM Incorrect ifiiOrt Ion. ~~""'"'~"' -·: tSitls OEAoUNIS s •·•· O.r ••,.. ,_.uc .. le~t ._,. dYWing nou lor office ho~.Ma 1:30 •·"' · to 5:00 •·"'· Deily until the clotlng of blda. · On• cQftlpleta tet of bid dou... • l1l0 a.m. to 12:00 No""' Sotutcla,. 1Nntt for the pl,l'pote of bidding, ·ftiCI, 1lla obtained from Eorl C. & Auoelatoa, Architects, 631~th StNet, Porttmouth, Ohio. Upon .tapoalt of $50.00, which~.. ATTENTION, cortractors' bldt pCI'Iil will ba refvnclecl upon N• are ,_ belrv sooghl for lhe tum of bid docurnontt In good eon• constructloo of an addltloo to dlflon within a ,...1od of fltt..n dayt ohor opening of blda. Conlhe Mlddi!!pOI't Owrch tract doeuNnta will ba moiled Olrist. For Information, eoncollect, upon written reque1t and dopoalt tubmltt.d. tact Don Erwin, Middleport. All propoaolt ~t~uat ba accPhone 992-3290 after 6 p.m. panlad b, o bid bond bound In tM Speclflcotlont and ••acuted by a 9-25-etc boncUne c0r11pony lleanud by th• · State of Ohio poYiJble to the .., : dar of tho O•nar In on o•ount not SKATE-A-WAY SCHECULE , let • than flva (5) " of the ornount Back 1o School j.rty, Friday, · of the bidt. 1ha bond or cMc:k thall be forfaftad If th. bidder Oct. 3, rree gift ror everyone; foil• to enter lnto o contract llall1Moen porty, Frtd&JI, Oct. •lth told _,.,. Th. bonda ,.. chech of tho throe '-••' bldd•• 31. Open Wednesday, Frhily,. .111 be hold until tM oxocutl0r1 . and S.turday, 7:30 to 10:30.' of the controet and tho furnlaho lng of tho r.quirod porf«rnaneo Available lor partieson:Yor>bond, after which they will be day, Tuellday, and 'lburllday ntut',_j on O.mand oher tho· bidt are canvaued. nights and SaturdaJI aDd Sul>A p•forrnance bond and a Iabar day after1100110. I'IIOIW 98$. and mot•iol po,IMnt bond, both of 100"- of tho amount of tho CD,... 3929 or Olester 9~585. ttoct, wJth aatl&foctOI'}' tWtttioa, 9-21-30tc will b. roqulnd hum tho aur:cuaful blddon fot tho faithful parformanc. tl tho woril fot> each TOM LEWIS, water well drillcontract awarded. Ho'•• ,. •• ,., •• • *ANT AO IM~OIII!IATION _.,.Ia ,;.s, ohll mit"~~..._• '· ,, Jnkao•; ' •,'\l' •·•'-,' ' ·-· . - IICIION uew). orun .u. oroufWwP-NO, lrl Wlll81 . AMwl!rt It Wepe... ' �.. :; New J~ .lledi HH itHt a.t . I ~ •,\ .· 12.2 aid 13.3 l"irnnlne 3 rollera; J!t. Ploallnl. 24. 26; PeiD81'QY-IIall!l\ 20. 71JIDDton, 0. 70; · foll1~W; Kanawha Falla, 3.14 !alllnr. O.rleston. 17.95 ataL t.oOOon. Marmet am Wlnl!eld I, , ' 1; :r r1 ', , '• ....... ·v:::# ~~ . _. _.... ,..iu..·l 'tlillll lflff ~ d ._. ~ . ' '1 .. '· I ' State down 12:20 a. m. OHIO RIVER - Lock 13, Jolin J. Rowe down 6:30a.m.; A V. Criss down waiting; La<:k 14, otT""'': Diane Bosworth down7:15p.m.j Buct:eye State UP 8:10 p. m.; PqJu- s. Colonel Carl H. Myers ldmii-~· G.L. illJoU __; LII'Oo..... ,•,..,.. Dies Sunday L mUITIY: er,e •e Relieved ::o:v~;::h;r~a::.~ :::.a••ll•~•wer•hlld Of Post ~ wiles the c... R a 30• MinYfe Free P•rlalng For Cu•••-• In Ow Let : ~ ~uer, ""'~"- at lhe funeral _home Tuesday. consistent bias aJ<Binstlabor In from 9 a.m. unlil time of serv- hi judicial riihng 8 Ices. The Leaderahl;· Conference on Civil Rlgt,ts aloo was Ullderstoocl !A> be Inquiring VETERANS MEMORIAl fUrther IIIlA> Jla1naworth'a reHOSPITAL cord. Saturd.a,y Admlaaloru! - Don••Naturally, weare cortiming ald Dee!, R&cllle; Michael !A> look," lllld Joseph L. Raub, Brickey. Syracuse; Tammie lawyer for the organlzatlaol, Tucker, Racine; Ora Hal1hill, Cheshire; Bobble K. Morris, "But we think tbl roconl hal alread,y been made so that any Columbos. who votes f o r Saturday Discharges- John senatA>r Haynsworth and who oppoled Kault, Damy Roush, David and Abe Fortas has a double Ronald Hlfllman. standard.•• Sunday Admissions- Yolan~ da Frazier, Bobbie K, Morris. MOTHER BURNED DAYTON, Ky. (UP~- Mro. Rose Manley, 35, a mother or seven children, dle<i late &Inda.Y Ill a fire at her home here. Firemen said Mrs. Manley ap. parently fell asleepwhllesmok. ing a clgarell<l and caugllt the mattress on fire . Her children were p1a,ying on lhe flrlt floor of the house and were unaware ol the blaze on the second 1-.._ el. -u. ~ HOBSTETTER REALTY ~rat1, '"'port apertmert, bath, bar ®wn. 12 rooms, 1'1• baths, garage, carport, 5 bedlooma, $10,t NICE LOTS. 6 rocma, bath, $BIOOutility, baae8 blaement, ROOMS, bath, 2 ment, · Iota, llbade, shriDbery, 12•900. · DRIVE IN LOCATION 65x18f. Three bedroom home, $.U.500 BRICK IIVIIJ)JNG 80x80. Good dlf lllroulb s.turdajl 1llth the clallJ blahs Ill the. lower 70s In tha liorlli IIIII In the 70s In the lOUth. 'l11e ovemlgllt low ·n •dlnllll wlll avera&e In the -~ 50.,..... · Wll'lll , at"-'-'-.. _ _ , . ....... ofthepe:tlqd!M~tirp diV' • Ill • dlf temperaQire cbllt&e In .the Ddddle por.· 111111 of the periOd, I'Wdpl• taUon IIIII- -IIYeriiO -.&rlf tA> ......... - 1 ...... , - · - - - ..... HELEM or VIRGIL TEAFORD . era. locatlon$20,000: currlllcasalmoltdeiiJiboll. A$$004TES 992-3325 .• .· . .·.....;,... -/..-.·... :··-·...,-.·.;· · SYRACUK A _ & . REPORT RETAIL GROSS ....,_, . . -·. WAiliiiNGTON(Il~- Groll MEIGS GENERAL HO&mAL IIUIIIne.U CGIIllueled Ill Oblo'l Satunii!Y AclmiiiiiOIIa- None. s1,U9 $II vacle· ~~·­ Saturd.a.Y D11charp1 - Cll'l meDII durlnl1187 amallllleoUo IIO£le. . $18.2 mtWon, uconlflll to 1 au..II!Y. AdmhllNone, report n!Mied ' 1IOdq; '"'·· tha Two suit• for mone,y have !lulldef Dtacharp•None. ~ llf been filed In the olllco of Melp . . meree. : ·r.~ CouDty Clerk of Court1 u tha reault ol automobile acoldento. · They are the SL Paul Fire ' Marine Insurance Co., . !II. Paul, Mlmesot&, elal, .. Roo' aid L. Mellerllllllt, filioborn, q.to for fl,722.75, lalenotlllid ,coati, IIIII Allee R,lleo1Md.J 11111 Le111~ Kemedl'.~,,.wu. 1 llam ~. Silvera, Pomei'O:I', for . ~ · Two Suits F'tled u. s. SPECIAL SAVINGS GOOD FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES MASON FURNITURE HERMAH GRATE 773-5592 "'"· ,w. y l. ' ~o,ooo 11111 coeta. ~~~~~ - * ·· .,r ~ ~ ·~ com-: , ' ' I :,s..:.:,~•-• ~ .w. ,Oill~t:. :::;,~~Ill!'_....,. . ......., · - ~ ' : - e "' • ·;;~ ~ baii6J her • · ~. FOR. . ' "• " ' e~'• !';. ~ces clVl LONG BiNH, VieiiBIII (IJPJ) -'!be Ariii.Y !'reed eight U.S. Green Berets today am 1ent them home to families jubilant that the military hid dropped charges accusfiV lhem or murdering a VieiiBIIIese clvlllan. They were flying tA> Travis Air Force Bt.ae, CaUL, tonight am wore eJI)ected to get 30 clayal•ve before reaaslgnment outalde Vietnam. CoL 11c1tert B. Rheault, 43, of -~ · • popolarele~ . -· MC!" h • , t R . . • d .taC r,ev , e-m en s . ecognrze .- ·. .41 ·' .,. . which the candldal<ls would spilt the elec!A>ral votes on a proportloqal basis. Nixon ll8ld at the time be did not believe an ameedment providing for eilmlnltlon d. the Electoral College could overcome controverll)' and be adopted by the required three fourths of the states bythel972 electlons. In a statement issued by the White House Ieday, Nixon took note ol action in the Houle Murphy, Gordon Warner. ' taw- •.1 W Faaeon Band ins Parti".dpant Award . ' had been c:hlrged with ldllillg aald. Will North Vietnamese dcuble agent...: aomethlrw defense U WASIIINGTON(U~- Dlslldent clvlll'lgllta lawyers In the JuBilee Department lillY decide to take lhelr fight llllnsl the to do so'inethin& IIIII th8l get BREAD, Standard Brands II dl!ne.'' ' He Uled tWO exam- lilc., Kathy Cheadle, Barbara pie.;' J81!1o Chrlat, IIIII t li e ....... J·" Ruth Jor• '"" -- Jo.... ,_., Jo,_, modem all:llal8. ·· dill. MASON- Wahama High Awards were ·made to: CLOTHING, Coati & Clark Sehoul Marching Band was nam. ACHIEVEME~>J'ord lollltor - · • •-·· Lucy Hoi • "" "Belt Parade Part!...-~" -•··-' u-~ n--01 _,. • ~ Fund, Jii1ir1ter Dean, ter, Jackie Mora. Catby Pick- of35 banda In the Pll'adeSatAlan Holter, Jllll8t. $ , Ric. urda.l', Sept. 27 at Ashland, .~ Pierce. · eoil. CONSERVATION or natural Ky. for the SIJdh Annual EastAGI!ICULTURAL, lnbll'llll· r&IClUI"COS, John Deere, Jimmy . ern Kenlllclr,y Mare•'-· Band Mark G enickle J •w"' tionllllarvelller Co., .DiaM Be- D • , roa • anFestival. More than lO,OOOper. '111!1 ,llrGII'IIII, whlchaloo""c• . nNI!D, Yield Carr, Diudei ellfaae, lAlulll8 Nlcbul. 110111 tumed out Ollllzed the acldevemanta of ~ Eddie Parker. CONSUMER arcatiCDhomo Aahland to view tha Pll'lde. ;riiUib at all levela, Iiiah~ ALUMNI reeosnltloa. 0 ll,n econoinlce, W•-' An ·" "-·led 3 •M - - ·• --. e....... ,.,.. apecta. li&IMd bi,anlddrellbytbeR&V. Yal!d~• . chelnl~ 'Coo-p., Clrol Hargraves, Ingrid Haw. tors, not lneludlng the 1,500 8111 Ferrin of Pollllirw·wholl tJGJ.Yd Blaclnnlod, Dilr~ JQr. 18)', Lori Mlddleswart, MarY bladamen watchl4 the faltlllleme'na~tociO du. ED.,a lfalli,FileSiuer, PelriOII. vii competltlaol held In the ar. the beat 7W can." · AUTQr,roTIVF; The FlreDAIRY, Oliver Corp., ternoonlt Pulliam Stadlnm with "To be IQCCIIIful, .. be aald, . . TIN ." Rubber Co., Nark cia Holloa, Geneva Kina. 110g. 22 biDda partlclpiUII!I George ..~ mult mop. 1IP his mind eou.ibtllllil1. Gllee, .iam er N-. Roma NNH. Ropra Clark •IIIah School ot DAIRY FOODS, tan.mtlaol Wlllchester, KJ., tbl molt ( ContJruoa on 4) outstandlni: band. N111P C4aurty•a W Award& ~ Mi1ndlf nll!ht at PomenliY' Elemenlary SehciOI wu · ¥tcaQd to the County A8rieulSOdety - Freel c. IAif. preldclel.ilt - !n recotlld~ tha •a enlce II has 'Per· ·In ~- tile ariluat ~ llllluallll!ilil t ·h ~ · F~ Boird Wljll the Jun. no ~- ~ m w .. In~ .._._me~ J:ln- eeeu 'i Stokes .J.AJUIUJ )" --•-Li'·Ire ~L-- 1•n ~~ Nixon edmlnlllratlon's school de._tton policle• wt of the poblle~potlljjlrttoworkfrom the lDilde for the changes they are demaDdiriK. A apakuml!l1 tor the dlsallawyero - numbering 65 of the 77 civil l'lgllte at. IX>rne7•1n thedeparlm•tre.._._. the Idea ~ ,...._ .,. a mass re1- CLEVELAND (UP!) U i&natlOI! or a4111tlonal pobllc blackprldolaslrongerthlnal>- ~~.::~~S::::!:b: tlpalhy, Clevelaoo llemOOI'IIII ing'' the statements of Asst. Ieday will rencmlnate Carl B, Atty. Gen. Jerris Leonard It stokes, llrsl Negro IIUIYOr of a major American city two year• a newscoafereqcar.lallclay. Leoago. llll'd replledtothelawyersafter '!bat seemed to be lhe c..,. tha dlalldllltl madepobHctholr aenauaormostpolitlcalobservera on the Democratic prima~ · • encee, lnel"..,"" eloctlon today, · where stokes, ...._ polld.cal pres42, Is challenged by RobertJ. ~::a...~~ 11ao1 Kelly, 48, former city aorvlce director IIIII traffic comml... Among- thlnp, Leonard I llld tha department laekad suf. 1 oner. ftelent •-.a IIIII, _,..,, tA> Kelly has run an aggreaalve .....,_ CIJil)algn baled on the law and order lsaae. Uo hla bit hard It planation, the spokeunan for '"' lhe weak spots Ill stakes' rOo. ord-lastyoar'aGlenvllledlatJPr,ID . turbancea, asca1111alln the clo_....,. il aervlce cmunlssionlhatpre- ller one In llld •entad Stokes frCIIII enlarslng not the police force IIIII the city's ,.._ ooarlrw hCIIIIclde rate. He ac- jult tbe llrietly lepl cuses the hiiiiiiOIIIe, 1!1ttymay- of dOHIP I "Clio (CGnli'"red Clll __ 8) "He almoat IIIY!Qd - ' e .....,... !A> massive resistance," t h 0 111111 Several of the Berets and their lawyers aald CWO EDward M. Boyle or New York, t tha ..... ono a accu-. waa the hero of the case. Tho Army offered !A> drop all charges apln!Jt him If he would testltY r . •· · • .. ::-•:• •• ••• J:' ___ ..J 0 cO~ Of!NyeAve. A car was heavily damaged In a o._... accident an Nye Ave., at 10:07 p. m. IIGDII!Y Pomeroy pollee reported. Pollee oald a car driven by Ray Clark• 25, Letart. W. VL, headed north, wasforced offthe road by a southbound •elrlcle. The Clark car went onto the sidewalk am atruck a utili... "' pole. A passenger, William Glbbe, Letart, received mlnoriDjuriea am , .1 takentoVeteranaNemorial Hoepltal for trea- by Police omcer Hanry Werry. The southbound car did not-'-, pollee oald. · ...., · ~ ,,.,. ..... W"l L.Hf DM~ VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admlaslona - I.Qdla stew- ~=:.:..~-== liiiOUQIT 1\ g 11ft Ill~ H'llt , ~~~=~·=~=!: ........ Mlddl!IH>rt; Carrie William :.edl~~-~ -wa~ ::= which~ ~~. Entryspdleunanllld. shark whO meets his !Ditch IDa .J!011180U8 dame be .hal plelred ~ BU<III.JNE5S • ~rges- s.mo...•-·011 l.MIJLI) :;'1 ~ ••rut:• 1110••" 1/£ •.· •NO Ad {Jr' I 6fl0u . . . · ... . Robert Kuhn, Beulah Michael Brickley. su-. LOCAL TEMPS '!be temperature lnclolmlcMil ' Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Tull~ - -.,, was 60 degreeo, under .~Ides. . .___, . _ Rav p a~ Heads Counselo,...., .' J . · . . ... ' nonnallYcln,~!~enceaare ..,,aatknowi~Wibellabllllardl ~ ~~ Jh.tber yero uld all along. Rheault Nakea Remark Rheault made the remark ahorlly after Army Secretary Stanley H. llllaor amowu:ed tho Arm1 was dropping the char· gea. "It was like Christmas all over aaaln," u.ld Maj. David Crew, 33, of Cedar Rapids, IOII'a, ono or tbl Berets. :_!IO:!::a"::..:r=. foday s FVRR! ABC Has Most Prom~ing By RICK DUBROw Style" '-' dltrerera casta Ill Its !JOLLYWOOD (UJ) - Well, Ylrl• talea, U antheiC18fes t!)ere'e ' no quution that the moot ploalllll IIIII prllllilfiV "'--I to lila,_, more with aerie• iii the. lelavlilon regular I"IIIIIIIWcha!'actera. I"'IGIIil AJIC's"LIM, Amort!loll" nice !A> loclk. forward to ;, .c ..._·le," -hlcl• caa ""¥ " """"" In behll aurprlaed' oaeh - k by .,;,..y nl&tL . · new otorles with dllferent ,, ·~ cinb' lplittlaol ia races. . ' r . ·the ·~ hOlD' ,ean stlek ' ~ tala In "'""'Al'• , · • . ·" d\11111( . blat. A ~· llaDtCee to fhli lllld h i In VI.-, lllld f1lr the llrlt "I guess I'll .J!O hack to baliw tl._ bo beUrJwd de IIIII! they an l~urance agent," lilaraiCO who wins a -e•a , wl . lh •• pall8111 ..., .......votevoleaclji!Ure, IIB(zlvi!2U>WAIID- Jlf RQw. rtatr1. ~onlr.lllld lira. w. R. "-1111!.1111daad, . la,prellll\ed 1 for her achievement in Home loi"aragaatenl by llh011 Mora, left, daugllter of lolr.•alil Mrs. Dooiald Mora; at the Melga County 4-H award! program. Patty arll Opal Dyer,lefttol'lgllt,daughtersorlolr. aoololra. Willie Dyer, Bidwell, alao are 4-H member•· Mlas Ia a,membei or the 4-H Advlaoey Committee. . agalnat his CCIIIIpllli0111, they said, am he refused. . 'Tho accuaed men, on be1IW notllled of lllloor's a ment, celebraled until dawn In Barrack• 4813 at the LoocBinb base where tlier hid beell conllned. "lnsldea Like Jelly" . CspL Rdx!rt F. 'Mirloeo, 27, of moomfleld, N.J. laaid, "ICJ lnsldeo stlllteelllkejelly." 'lbe Army hid acculed lllaraaco Ill being lhe lrlaerman Ill R • h La lg ts wyers ~=e~7.t ~~~B.':: : :~:! Pia f,o V,• ht T. •de ~~~ n . .c r,g, ~nsl A t El:oral eollesoit..t Congress .~- ~ ~""" PRICE 10 CENTS al; approval," be ald. Nixon ll8ld "It Ia clear thet unless lhe Senate tonows tbl leod of fha House, all _.tun~ty tor reform will be lolt this y - and poaalbl,y tor y-s !A> come." "Aceordln&l1, beclu1e tha ultimate goal 111 eloetoral reform 11111t prevail over u to how belt tA> achlevolhat goal, 1 endorM tbl direct eloctloo approeeh lad urge the SI!Mte also to· adopt /! ~llllllt~ ~~ ~· ~;.~ ~! Is ELBERFELIS·'ARE 51)0. ~ e~e ~a &room .......,. CORNING, Ohio (UPI) - Severa! families were evacuated from lhelr homes on the oouu. edge of this Perry eo.rncy communlt;y tocla¥ after a Pem Celltra1 rre t ... .,,t train deralleel, Ht. tlng fire !A> a tank car reportedly filled with carbon bllfide su No b,jur1es were reported. Penn Central .ofrlclals llld -~-·t ~ 19 cars of th e 73.ear Co. lumbua •· Hobson train derail eel. Officials at tb1 scene lllld they orderecllhe evacuallonlllll closed Ohio Rwle 13 because of the danger of explosion Ill other tank cars loaded with flammable materials. ~ u.n~:.t TUPPERS PLAINS - 7 I'OOIDI, FIVE-DAY FOIIECABI' new bath, 2 porchea, t bed- By IJnlted Prell~ .--na, 2 car garage, "0,500. Tell!peialllrea Ill Olllo wW BUSINESS BUILiliNGabove 1101'11111 Tue.. Moved at Coming Discharges - Yolan- ;::=======~~~~=-=~:.::=~--:. I, iii!'Ji ~ ~~.S:::ZJ' illlt~, 'DoQ• · the 249 ielta needed . for a over the majority. majority 1n the 4tklombor PolitiCal predicted • lower boule, which elects the no dramatic, touneciWe palley scmriiJIIOIII. . c ' - " DO who hteda GEO. HOBSTETTER, Broker. 'l11e lllrhtlan government laadera alaee the ' I POMEROY - 7 rooma, _1112 nation's 1949 t~. won 242 bolhs, washer, dryer, dish- ,.tl, a 1011 o1 threa. Tba washer, hot water heat. Bt.s.. Soelal Democrats w011 JU, a gain or 22. ment 2 car pr&ie. 19 AC!Wl - 7 rocma, bath, 'l11e Free Democrats 11011 30 gao furnace, 5 bedrOCIIIIo, ..... seatl, a losalll19, Wbl~r ol oral closets. Nice kitchen, the two 1111Jor J111l1leiltdecldes $11,000. !A> wlllcoatrolthelolrer POMEROY - 6 rooma, bath, house. :t::~hes, 2 lot1, new root, ~~=:~W?.Q..-;;::::-....-:=-;::::::::::::::::::::::~ Several Families Pomeroy. POMEROY. OHIO pre·•~nt ~ Dee-'-~. Friends~ Bacoo, Pomeroy;Ralphllarvey, FARMERS BANI and SAVINGS CO. '~fair, 0 Corpo <A ElWI-n· ....,. llfi atnrcblreo, replael!W the obooi,U. wicket twa dim a. the accosa alte1 11 a1loot Loclkl for the project were million dollara. . . begun In J11110 1963 by the Dravo Bellmtle hualiwd)'r.....,. CorporatiOn ol Pltlaburl!lllad ed old Leckllllll Dull 11,:11, ceDlllleted In Soptember1986at am 20. No. 17,allolnthell!lll.. a cost of IIIProxbnltely $22.8 ville pool, wlll ba operaUd • million. til the campletian Ill WW. ·11'lbe dem, buUtby Vlnnei-Fult.. land I.ockl IIIII Dom 14!1'1or or Alhlmbn, Callt at an !'rom Belle'fllle. • QProxbnlle co.tt of•19.lmilBollevllle Ia the HY8111h lllllt lion, was bo!Jun in September to be cCIIQIIleted In tbl maderl>o 19&1 and Ia """ camplete. lzation procram for ...viii!IGD Other contracts Include IIUIId- on the Ohio River. 'l11e ......._ •· lrwa, JII'OU!Idl, utilities am vi- tlon of the propun wlll eJbD. olton• racD!tles coati• u- 1..1e tramc delaye, 8F'IIlll1 1:.' pro:dmltelyahllfamDllon;r., duce IOCidiW tlme,aadprovlda ' · location of rallrood culverts deeper, more sllble poola. coatlrw oppro:dmllely tllree • In acldltion, the na'.tp~~aa fourth• of a million; pool clear- PrC1111"8111 Is tied hlllll-~· I"K at over a half a million; and with an. ioouatrial elflllliiiGD: ~way work or approximately ai0111 lhe vallay which colllalnl: $L1 million. the ..tlon's most._-wrl.., Pllbllc acceao oltea conslat- eentrationa of atomic 111111'11'· . i!W Ill lu.t launching ramps, am otaam JI9DOI'I!tirw oledrte Pll'kiiV areas, picnic facillllea power pialtl, 11 ireu as a a.·. am rutroom• have been built mendwa complex of -a.~:. under the •~rvislcm Ill t h e Petrolelllll, chaall!'lla II...(;.; Arm1 CGrpa ofErwtneeraat the um am mttaii.Jgical ~ followl"i locations: Parker.. atallatiODI, ..,.,. which tha .,.. · · burg, leaaed to lhe city of Par· lion depeooa for aeeurlil IIIII. kersburg;· Williamstown, lea aeel prosperity. !A> the elt;y of William~ '!be ptbllc IIIIIY!ted. ~Marl-, leuecl !A> tho) city of ers will be aiiiiiiUIICed later. abolish the Eleelllral College e1ectlng the President aDd vice and provide tor cllroci election president by direct, popular d. Americanprelldents. vole. Nixon clroRled tactical oppo- '!be President acknowledged altlon to lhe plan IIIII urged the that Jn8I1J oenatA>rs mlgtt Senate to appr..,e a House- prefer a clllferert method, but passed constitutional ameoo- aald "contrary views are now a mont "as~ as posalble" luxury" and that . the urgent so lhat lhe states can vote for need for eloelllral reform ratification In time for the1972 lhould be the controlling prealdonllal eloclion. consideration. Nixon sept menage !A> "I hope, therefore, lhat twoConsreas last Feb. 20 - Gill thirds of the Senoia will month after 1&klnl ofllce IIIPI'OVe the House • poaaed following his' aquaal<er election amendment as promptly as tt." victory- calling for revision, but not abolltinn, ol tho e ., ~. ~~ ~U,.tl!·Joln ~ ~fll'0::0·;;.S1'·- -~~ ,~ .':' ln""~llllll..-"ri'l>t!lr ~ot•• : '.,..~n,:~.:· .. lid" , · · -a... -the · ~ ~ ~ "~~ ~.~ u-~IIIJ!fatiol.t ~ ecldlalIAJ!I ~,}! • J President Switches :~~.~:::z~E :l ~co:.:==·: ::; !-p~:= - ~_.,:.~ Berets.:]l ·~~~=;=b'='=!i=, < '=:'·l'I!Za ' ' '~(.i;;,·;_"l. --~:• Real Estate For Sale da Frazler, Dexter; J u d i t h THE South""' CLASSIFIED ::::::i~~=:::· COME AS YOU ARE! lis at~. lfaoliey~exldbltlcl!lllllll ~ VOL XXII · t\1(), Devoled To The Intere.,. Of The Meigs-M01011 Area I'()MEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO TUESDAY. SEPTEfyiBER 30, 1969 W"''~H h Oregon or:.. · It's Quick! It's Convenienl! _) entine a1 y pi'Ofela~ .IIi~ B•and\ t L .k m •. g 00 For Coal··t···on·8 THEATRE Use Our Auto.Bank ...!" • ,.• ~ -~ weekead ~· ; e ~ liD~ ~ Squad Called . J d T Dies ,y,s. . s. eoun. . Tourjsts' Ire Heal$ . · ~rrelfad Toni~ht HUNTINGTON - Another link In tbl modernization ofthe Ohio Rher ..vtgatlon oyatem Bellevlllo I.ocka and Dam wUI be decllcaQd at 2 p.m. SUnclay, Octl>ber 5. '!be cerem.,.. leo wlll be held at the lock Bite In lleedovllle, Meigs c.urty. '!be dedication Is being IPOIIsored by the Joint Chambers of Commerce of Belpre, Marietta, am Parkarsburl. The $62.1 million Belleville Locks lllld Dam, JoeaQcl 18 mlleo downslrOIIII trcm Par· kersburg, Ia 0110 or the Ariii.Y The New Belleville. ~ tuul ~from high om- W'e8t Virginia .IATWJ 00 · ,~ 0. ~-· Set . , ' · Ree~lii1le =· lar "' 9:25 p. m.; Paul D. 11J 9:25 p. m.; St4;el Clipper down 5:25 a. m.; Onward "'6:20 a. m.; Lock 15, Quaker State down 12:55 a. m.; Pew OOI'fney up.,l:40 a. m.; Jeffboat down 3:45 a. m. ; Jane Carl Henry Myers, ffl, Rt. T. down 5:20a.m.; Lock 17, L. J, Cheshire, died early Sunfiore"' 10:35 p. m.;EssoArk- diiJ' morning in Holzer Medf. · en euatomers IIIII a teller at Killed by gunmen who 111¥14· . MONDAY ansas down 12:10.a. m.; Belle- cal Center. tha Cabinet &apreme SaYIDp 14 the 11¥1ng1 and 1o1n alllce LOS ANGELES (\)PI)-_ ()perlllirl!W U. llrst week 01' ibe REG!JLAR MEETING, Southville Locks, Je(fenon t4) 7:50 Mr. Myers was born Jan.. IIIII Loan Auoclltlaol olllce In were Mrs. Hel•Huebller, lolrl. atlon barcept, the &Oft"" air, land IIIII ~ C)erltkla, 21,3 ern Local Athletic Boolllers, p. m.; Steel Pioneer up 1:10 a. 29, 1902. In Peooleton, Ore. SAIGON (IJPI)'!be colonel IIUilurbln ctnctmatt. LUJian DeWald, loire. llalrlmen!' a cnchdown 011 llllrijuamillion per.crna'flll die Monda1 7:30 p.m. at the hlgll m.; Racine Locks, Pennsylvania He was a retired supervisor school, Racine. boors Slltzel 11111 loire. Luella sw.. no muglq,. Ia aimed at the border lntA> the \Jn!Qd - . • , who described the Pacific Stars Kaaaow, 24, was down 4:20 p. m.; Polly R. down of Kaiser Aluminum at Ravensam Stripes as the "Hanoi after tha ahaotlnp. C...l In- zel. The women were fGIIIId iullty. The tmoem bave bom frCIIII ~were . .rchad ljy . REGULAR meeting of 6:45 p. m.; Western down 9:20 wood. He was a memberofEiko brunt of the drive; cUIIIIIIIaqent& .. auxiliary ol the Rutland Amer- Herald" hla been relieved or J)e, 31, was arrested Frldl1. delld tn \he o111.ee vault. One p. m.; Tammy L. White up 2:20 Lodge of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. his pool as the U.S. Arm.Y'• Caqht In Puked of the vielllill bad been allot Only 28arr8ltl f... a. m.; Red Bird .., 4:20 a. m.; He serve<! with lhe army wring Ican Legloa Post 467 has been chief information ofllcer . In Lellh 11111 JGIIDICIII w e r e four tlmeo In the back, tba' olh- F.,. were 'l'rallll")' ehanged from Saplember :SO !A> Greenup Locks, Peace"' 3:20 World War L Vietnam. Cllllht In 1 rcutlne ID¥eltl&a- era ooee In tha held. menl ollldal81~1dthle~ p. m.; Stevenson down 4:45 p. lie is survived by his wife, September 29. Pollucl< wlll be An Arm.Y spokesman ..,. 11ao1 11v alate patrollnen of a l'llllce tlleorhed tha bandltl '1\. .. ! lack Ill lbolled IIi m.; Alton Zephyr up 8:40 p. m.; Berla Rolhgeb Myers, twins, served. nounced SUnday Col. James perked car 011 u. ea. State ldlled the :"""'*' becauH one a WWI.' Oil prote..leoial IJIIUIIIIlerl · TUEII>AY Elljllorer Ill 9:25 p. m.; Helen Carl and Carla, at home, and . MEIGS ATIILE'JIC Boolllers, Campbell was being uslgned !A> police~~~~~~ llowll'd NcCluahlrl or more of the Ykllml posid- T h e l'l>mii'W eDierlllll'l' 111111 low. R. up 10:20 p. m.; Victory "' one step.son, Jon Rothgeb. olher, unspecll!ed duties In lhe 111 Gall"' uld he wu Clll a pa.. bl;y tecotlldzed them. liQUid waa IUIIIIIIOIIed s.turdajl But while the 10:40 p. m.; Cypress up 1:45 a. · Graveside riles will be held Tuesday 7:30 p.m.lll blah school war zone. tA> Rt. 38 north of IIDck ~ cooled U Jut WMk, .m~~UGGJ m,; J. S. Lewis down2:50a. m.- TuesdiiJ' at 11 a.m. wilh the cafeteria, Middleport. It 11:10 p.m. f.., lklbble K. per- were atuck In FRIENDS' NIGHT, Orders of Campbell, who was lA> beEtna;Looisville "'5 a.m.; Mel- Rev. Frank Cheeaebrew olflclcome edltA>r·IJ>oChief of lhe Morrlt, COIIIDibua, an......... ulllelilillnllle PI dahl Locks, Ouachita down 3:05 ating. Frleoos may call atRaw- the Eastern Star. Melp . - a - r In Jalll8ry, crlU'.1. victim. Sbe wu tahal to Vet- cr011lqj: bGtlleaicU. At 0111' p. m.; ORCO up 7:50 p. m.; lings-Coats Funeral Home lillY· ty Chapters, 7:4S p.m. TUesday cized Ito war repor1age In a erana Memor1al Hospital where poblt, the ,U wu "' to 1tX Theresa Seley "' 12:35 a. m. time. Burial will be In Gravel at the Pomeroy M111011lc Tem- speech read to an Information ' lhe wa.a admltlecl for a ....... boura at the TIJulllaerouhwbl ple. Pomeroy Chapler 186, holt HUI Cemetery. oatcers' In Taipei helid . _OIIIfjltala. . Sept. 6. ecrierence . 'l1Jl,bQuey. unit wau181U1101111d lllln · ~ ~. lnterctPI l!t' The Middleport emergency chapter. WEDNESDAY squad was swnmoned for him "I think this conference wlll lUidly It 12:23 a.m. for Juily tlrecJ Ita HCGDl week THREE FINED AUXU.IARY, Middleport Fire Three persons were fined at 1:25 a. m. Surday. be lnterealed In leartlfiV lhat BONN (UP!)- Foreign Mlni1Foreign cumllcy exc~s Baeon, 145 Bultemrt Ava., oiJic:!al• at the ~·· Department, 7:30 Wednesday at In Mayor Charles Logar's Court the Pacific Stars and Stripes ter Willy Brandt, confident of r01111illed cloeed today. 1118)' P o - . · who was ta1rea tA> here , ~· - ~ drl" W01114d the fire hall; Rutllllll auxiliary has earned for ltlelf the title of decisive third party s""""' were ohtrt Thundl:l' !A> preveut Veterans MamorW Hospital coalilq "~llalm~J"· delpU. SaturdiiJ' evening. They were members !A> be guests•. Charles Jooes, 27, Pomeroy, y e yre r. lhe 'Hanoi Herald'," the apeech today asked Prealdtmt Guatav speculators frCIIIIIIIJIIbli!W on a lad adlllltlecl u 1 medlcel pa.. mOUld!• protuta frCIIII bath and Joseph White, 33, MinersU said. Helnemam for permluloa to pooalble 'lllim"d rnaluaton of tielit. sldH of the border. ville, $5 and costs each on in nO'VftJJ.tD()rt U went on !A> aay lhat battle form a new JIOYilrtliDeDt and 'the mark followlirg theelectlmlcharges of defective exhaust, Clyde Tyree, Jr., 37, Brook'J · reporls !'ram a Stars am unaeat Olancellor Kurt Geora 'l11e Free Demoerata Bald r · U - I'...;._ n~.;.;. , 1 lllld William Person, 25, Ra.. lngs, Oregon, died there as a (Continutld from page lJ Stripes reporter, printed Ill the Klellll&'lr. diii'IIW the - l g n they EXIIIBI'IWN ( . , · .uu:a cllle, $5 am coots, squealing result o! on automobile ace!- ''We know the! Baker was Dewlj)ll)er; llOIUitililllod !Ia., Helllemalll wa1• 111 'IIJi!rlll be ... .Ht;.;. tires. dent on Thursdiy. He was a lhepherdlng Jla1nawortb aon" because It OlllPhuized Klvehlo....,toBndnt·toforlli U .. + . - - - - - - - - - • former Meigs County resident . ........,.. when he was here (In American casualtlea am played a new .J!Overnment If the Free cllnc:hed< the electl011 for Oeiroll &lrvlvors Include his par. Washington) when he was!lrlt dOII'nau.s. victory. Democratl-theonl;yotherllll'· flrotttmelllaSOelalDemocnit{ .. 'I·'. ''·· . --. ''. ents, Clyde and Gertrude 1)'- awofntedtolhebench." Qn Tokyo, llleedi!A>r·ln-chlef tythltwonseata lntheelectiCIII Gulllav llalDemam. I I flcurt...::; .. and Tuosday ree, Sr., Columllus; lhree sisFurther lnQllry Made of the DeWI)llper,LI. Coi.Jeaoe -qreed to Hne 11 a junior bead prelldentiiiWest with Mlmne acorbW tbl : V-'-!..."'::........., 4 Sept. 29-:Jl ters, Mrs. Edgar (Evelyn) Tbe same source llldlcaled N. TOII'naeoo, called Campbell' I partnei In a Social Democrat 111ln March, · J!lll 111th. 7:30 18ft lh · - -· . Welch, and Mrs. Vlclor (Ber. there was a further IIICIIiry speech "emotional" am lllld coalltioa. iUellfa8er'l Orrlatlln llemc>o tbl .· Ml'l. Cl'oll .l!P.a THE APRIL FOOLS tha) Sponagel, both of Colum- being made ln!A> Jla1nsworth's Stripes accOUIIIs were 'l11e fourth IIIIJor party lnthe crate, the par(j Ill the late Tba vldar:l' J:'O!l YhmeiiOia'l (T echnicolor) bos; Mrs. Gene (Marie) Page, relationships, If any, !A> Roger '-<tlal, objective, accurate -lsn. von111adden'a Konrad SQUibt a ublbltiCIII Ill 111111 '" · . Ill Jock Lemmon Ridgewood; a niece, VIc k le Milliken, of ,am balanced.") e.treme _......_.on National fOl'lllllla that would enable it to droJIJed DllrolttoW.l, lllirlllv' B. Wo¥, llacl!lt, .S Catherine Oeneuve 5ponage 1• eo!umbos, and SOV· Mlll"ken 'u"' AIVIl'll lllectl ...,., -' Peter Lawford About 100,000 Issues ot lhe Democratic party, falled tA> conttnue Ill -er. ' Ga nie )fr Croll CitUBlSCO era! aunt• and uncles. AFL..CIO alao was newl)llpor reach Vletlam from muater the minlmiDD 5 percent A Free Democrat CCIIIItion WS ANGELES-(NEA)iQr bar !II (Tochnicolor) Funeral services wlll be held reported CO!!tinuins Its eltorts Tokyo daily. of the wte required by ellctiCIII with Brandt' I party would glw In football, ibe stars of tlMj Nor 2t UN , Richard Egan Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Ewing to flgllt lhe nomination. '!be law• to erter parllameot. VCIII the Social Democrata25heat1, 8!'1110 wind Up with ""'----' :_:. ..:.,, Chrislopher Jones Chapel wilh burial in the Beech labor organlzatkm repeatedly Tbadden uld he wW 10 to live · lha!l . the required 11\e tame · Now the Los .._... .....- ...... belllld Show Starts PM Grove Cemetery. The body will charged througll aeveral court to demloo a ..,.election. maloriQ:. A lll1lav with tlie Angeles Dodgen have added W...,._ at 2 p.m. ... -8 7 arrive In Columbus at 8:35 spoklosmen at the Senate Olllolal reb!tM llld 33.& OlrlatlanDemocratewouldJlw '"!\¥ twlal. ' Ewllll' ru-al Home lhis evening. call beartnga that Haynsworth had a million voter• gave 110 111111 Kielllnpr's foreos2'72 Ill Rev, Orarlt1 NorJII .c .... " w-..- E'IUI' ..... fL •H 0 ~ 0,• ..... .. · :\;"'J.41.'-~Ill111'!.:.~ .,,_u £VANS F AMlLy GREETS GtlESTS - 1'lfo Ill the lllllllhllr wi......... Clll hero to assisl Mr. and Mra. Emerson Evans with Open Houle Sunday In their.- boJ11e at 73 Locual SL, Glllipolls. L to Rare Merrlll Evana o1 c.lter am E11ans, builder• of the 1ewn room ranch type residence; Emerson Evans, prealdllllt of Ohio Valley Bl'i*; Larry Evana Larry's W~Yatde Furniture,. who did much of the doconti•• alq with Earl T""' Furniture; Mra. Emerson Ewns, lo>steoa for the·da,y, IIIII Mrs, Larry Evana am Mrs. Mer· rut Evans, assisting Mrs. Emerson Evans duri!W the ClPIIl house. rr,~ ..C: .,.. -~~·~- .fwd, · Q) . ALBUQUERQUE, N•.M.(U~ : 111!1 with ~ . . ltale H Nell lblll, Cillainbll • - A tiDcblllll, Olllo, lnmlll ~ 'IIIMII ~ i - - lladl;. ' ~rl'lved here ~oo~q wcmfront ~ ulM! 111 ·.-. ~· . 1'lkbW JU't 111 .a.-~ · the lbl1'd ~ ftlur dlul· '~We ft!llwtbte[c;&r,'I!!J!I.qp:. , , , . tunlllld ....,.......,._ eel 111th metho!I!Call7 eucut- peel· Clll 'thio . window aiiil • .•· ' llllal 8IJidiJ . . . ,..... ~ lall four .milia a boJcl.. u-_" McOa-hall llald. "We' n · air OVP 11P lui week that aetled . cheeked Glelr Ill IIIII ' ~ • t :r:~~·· ~~Ia OIIIJ.fl75. them 111 the "'atlonal ·"'· nl~ht · no of ~· ~...: ,. .-.. CrlmUa· 1, · .... · · ,_ . _ , Delblllllla Flollce n.1..r """· formatlaol C41lDr.(Nqc);" : '"'!' ~ • ' ·· ' · ud Makin bolrded ;;~enbll wllhlll 121111D1ba; 11ca1111o n., . Soul:h tnloved werm SJn'l!N. )&I. I!Cp" Ill• lllaht from Clnelmd late 8Ift,. ban lllld, the NCIC ehedt 'tljl4 . ........'!1111" •todiy • while the diV'withthetnt.m!CIIIofrelllm- pollee two of the .,.. . _ .•. I'IOiifh~l. ~tlnuecl under on _......., .•~ · . . . ~nchlll. Pill*~~ 1111 Ill Oldo with Jcllln Lelib,'IO. ,....,.. In ~Will! 'fhli w.at P•lm IIMch, Fill., hid ~ ~ .._ Lldllb IIIII .IGI!b1011, C~tiiii,Jiql;' ' · , ,..;1; lliJ Indies qf rain late peitl _lll ~ ~ 22, two of four aCCUMd Fllllce ..tel the~~ ·S,unday. Oib.,- ralnt-. lesi thellliliibliL Ill perpetratll!l tha lllllllnllr· cuuaU,y et.wed 111!111 lad 1be ........ . ~ alllm-1 at.dad _.. cler Woalldly at a CiJielml. burliiJ Jcllln!"l" ..W llt4,e, WllaD . National temperature ••· '1'holiiO GormiiiJ CIIICIIIill tl 11Ylnp IIIII lGaD; were .,.. they were u:rell!"l . · fl:emH for kJnday ranged from ~. ~ ilarila rested ...,. Gallup, N. M. !lJa. "'lbeJ\ ·! i-•t nem~~~a," t lciw of 21 at Bem'ldll~ Mlnrt·• -~ · Albllil ........ di,J. llCCllnlban Mid. •-n- ere and TruckM, cant.. .to a hltll or .toe pi-.11c1edt, 1'1111 'I'tlnli'. to. Le18b watyed 8111'1dtlllln IIIII real Cool ebaractera." 109 degrees at Gila ~~end, Arl~, Jtcio· BID IIIII .,.._, _... was ·w be retumed to race four 'l11e driver of the ear, who 25 ARE KILLED tir7 and,. Han:!' Cell, K.atoa CCIIUita of II rat degree murder. had IJ{cked up the Ol)lo hitchCOLUMBUS (U~ - At taut ~~ tnuurer. R o be r t JGIJniCIII did not waive extra.. ~II!"!. ·was not held. The un- 26 poriCIIII were tha nelllill of I.ocltli of ~ l'lew~l; dltlCII. Both were an:slped by U1811111led man llld he pl.ekad tnmc uddenla In Oblo ~ . Inc., IIIII A,l . ~. ~ U, S.· CommluiCIIIel" EQgane 1bem up In l'l•llhYWe, Tem. tbl weekend, lncludlnc t h r e e CreiiCent 'NIWI ..... lllllled iii E. Greeuoa here Clll charps IIIII they . 1111<1 him 1bey wete doatha Ill the Collllllbua - · .-a dlreeton. • · 1 · of unla'llful lllalrt 11> avoid proo- eoinl to Clllfornta. · ~ecutt.... ney were heldtnthe Allfour IIUIP8Ctltnthamus T ---· 0 local jail under tso.ooo boll!. ldlliiJII ere charged wl1h rour • Arrelt of tha pair euded a CGWIIa of first d e - 1111r· . *" m.; Semet down L2:20a. m.; Mt. rn. ~ ' . BOAT MOVEMENTSI GALLIPOLIS LOCKS Jam6s R. Hines up 9:20 p.m.; Philip ~rn.., i1:20p. m.; William H. Zimmer 11J 1:45 L m.; Derkjord .., 6:05 a. m. KANAWHA IUVER - Mar· met, Jenny A. Green up 10:50 p. m. i Duncan Bruce up 1:30"a. m.; Winfield, H. E. Bowles 11J 3:45 p. m.; Natiollll down 4:05 p, m.; Fort Dearborn down 5:55 p. m.; Alan H. Merrill "' 8:10 p. m.; Elgerclirf up 8:45p.m.; W. H. Shaver Jr. down 11:20 p. S"~earer LP 9 p. Cl! ...... li'·il ·(1 ..' .0 ~-. ,"-fi~t' :111 · · ~ " , ; , , ' ··. are on the sUL u. t . · -=···ona , ,· · ~ .I J . J'lck Director tile former WUma RIBIGJo'lSO. hulltler rather thin the'-nl ~ . Qdds·ce ~.,.'1, R o 1 1 Pomeroy, hal _ , eieeled to ahe pretenda to be. ~ third C111CJ S ' ..a Ill ' 1111 li?e prealdency of the () h I o tlory foual Bob CUIIImbWUilll \ lldooo1 COl Jane WJ11tt u worried-Aasoclation. _._ -..ttl atmoalon the election were of • teeiHiJe girl who ti'J' 11> u meed 1u1 week In COJumperiUide her beau w.all/il lili ... It 1be AU-Ohio Qlfdaace birth · pllla eeeb· dl:l' auended ,.Jcounllilll*'t lliGm Ohio's 88 , a tout . · Ill~ ' ... ~ "' coun. ' , , c..,lo Ia • to tiM< · ' Pi!dil• election Is lhe aee. 01111-. it:J reaiiC1111loln Oldotle . . Y-1. He urged tha lhip to work· hud IDIJIIIIWif: Improve tha quality ing Jll'OII"IIIIIIn0blo'1 ·· Pick holds the Rou County oodallal, RoN Area Ohio .- .0111o A•IOCIIUoo, ·-·'Ciblll.lllihool ~" coml:nl Ill ~dB~ from ·~011, '·l!lii Counllolorl AI- nel 11111· Widen ,, ~;·' 1!11165 he . ~ 'J:!1illht MIYed ~- ,...._. · Anlold AW8J"!I 11,111 _ . . ·. , . : . . . . the ......... . . Ia IIIIo. d.U. He at. of .IJie . f lj � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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