http://66.213.69.5/files/original/040e6896d94129265845809963975897.pdf a7e4b91c1af7852fb58d27ded4de2da3 PDF Text Text ., I '' -· '• .; '-"' ~ • ~ • •-"- - • ~ . , ..._._._ • .._,,.._ , _ _ .. , #0 r' ~ Thien Promises to Take Over Fighting SAIGON (U~ - President Nguyen Van Thleu aald todal · that "In order to help the u.s. auvommant with Its lntemal problema," South VIetnam Ia OOtermlned to replace tha.bulk ~ U.S. fiahtlng units In 1970. Thleu'a 70-mlrute opeech to• llle national assembly elluded ID thelnereaslng U.S. criticism ~ PresldentNixon'swarpollcy. Ho sald South VIetnam's allies "dm't lack ~ means, but of resolutlor•.'' . "We have to lessen llle heavy ined by the Allies," '11tleu aald. cortDrm to the U,S. P~ernment that we want to do U.S. fighting units in !970," he told the lawmaker&. Mentlona No Numbers He mentioned no rumbera, nor did he ldantlf)' what he C...oldered flshtlns units. The U.S. Command has aald before thel only about 100,000 ~ the 500,000 Gla In the war zone are actually Involved In combat. Thleu's speech foUowed the same lines as an Interview ~ Gleason his vice preitdent, Nguyen Coo Ky, publlliled In the United state• today. Ky aald the u.s. combat role 11011ld be lllded b,y tho end of !970, As he has done preylouoly, Thleu rejecte<l a coalition auvemment '111111 the Communlsta and said an unconditional eeaM.tire was GUt ~ the question. He said that some Allied · troops should remain in Vietn&ID "u long as a peace with guarantees hal not yet been restored and new Communist ''Today, we IU," " ••• In order tobelpllto U.S. auvemment with Ita Internal problems and mtnimJze the !llf!erlng borne the people of the United states we, the VletmmeAe people, are determlDed to replace llie bulk oftl-.e ·~:=:cx::::=:::::::::~:::::::::::;:~c:n 'f. I!!' r$1·~ SAIGON (U~ - PrellNguyen Van '11tleu said todaY Soullt VIetnam 18 willlng to discuss a cease-lire at the Paris Vletnsm Ialka, but he ruled oot BIIY lmmedlate, unconditional cease fire which has been urged In some quarters. 1lileu had aald previously the Saigon government wsa willing to dii!CUsS lliiJ' sltiject In Parla but his speech today concerning ialks about a cease..llre was considered less negetive than his oilier statements on the subject. I! was oot seen as an,y real ~y COL. MAURICE ROUSH, HUNTINGTON District E,.Pneer, U. S. Corps of Eqpneers, Jell, Genersl Wlllard Rq>er, Ohio Riwr Division E,.Pneer with the Corps, and~- Clarence E. Miller, right, unveiled this plaque to conchlle &mday's dedication of the Reedsvill~ Belleville Locks and Dam. They were speakers oo the program. Locks, Dam Dedicated ( Contiruled !rom Page I) Cong. Miller, also speaking briefly, stressed that the Reeds-ville-Belleville Locks and Dam are the result of years of solid planning and work and faith b)· many people. He commen::led the Corps, which, he said, is accomplishing wonders in bringing uOOer control the 980 miles of the Ohio. While many times geograph-ical boundaries cause enemies, Cong. Miller said, this has not been so with the Ohio Hiver. He cited the new locks aM dam as an example or how such a barrier has created friei'Kls and has provided the q>portWlity for residents of Ohio and West Virginia to work together. The new locks ard dam, as well as other planned projects of the Corps ot Engineers, will help provide a great future for young people an:l for America which must be preserved and move forward, Congressman Miller concluded. John E. Hagle, president of the Belpre Area Chamber of Commerce, presided on t h e speakers platform on behaJl of his chamber al'kl the Marietta Area Chamber ot Commerce and the Greater Parkersburg Chamber of Commerce, who joined forces to sponsor the dedication service. Among the numerous dignitaries introduced by Hagle were State Sen. Oakley Collins, Dis-trict Representative Ralph Welker, Colonel Maurice D. Roush, district e~neer of the Hwttington District, Corps of Engineers, and Roy Buck, local, lockmaster of the new locks ard dam. Dllfing the ceremonies a plaque was unveiled by Cong. Miller, Gen.· Rq>er and Col. Roush. Invocation was by the R e v, Lewis Hus sel, pastor of the ReedsVille Olurch of Christ, aM the benediction was by the Rev. Robert Marrer, rector ol Christ the King catholic student Center, Ohio University, Athens. The Natioml Anthem waa by tile Belpre High School Band. Cyclist ~:.:r::~::~::::::~:=:~:: Near to Showdown By RICK DUBROW HOLLYWOOD {UPI)-Jaclde Gleason's weekend CBS-TV series Is ~ratingatmaximwn efficiency- with - hlgllopowered attractions-in faci!W the new head..,. campetltion of NBC- TV in review TV's Andy Williams. NBC-TV's lrtentlon wlth Mr. Williams was to try to knock off the great Gleason, who has owned the early saturday night aoolence for some time now. And although It is early In the season. the lrdlcatlons are thai Mr Gl ' ula I"' l Ull · eason s~ r " ss as strong .. ever-maybe stronger. Not only Is Art Corney back agresolon Is at111 threatening this part ~ the"irorlcl " MustFI&tti .. "We (the Soullt Vlabwnese) don't have many solutlone to chooH ,. he said. ••we must fight and as long as neceslll')'.n '!be lqlalatora W""dod loudest at Thleu'sproclamallen that "ttlere is only one way for us, whleh late continue to Oght IJl Q!'!er I to safeguard •. our Independence, and democracy." He blamed the Jack of progress at the peaee Ialka in Paris on the "stubborn aUItude~ d. the Communists In demanding his overthrow and a part of themselves in the ~clslvely r.-., dley Su daY -~o~f~tbe~I~Oolb!~~l~l~so~m~e.~--------...:..---~ Flips Finklestein MEIGS TliEA TRE N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Robert Swick, Betty SWick, Mrs. Phyllis IJngjln, Betty Lor€streth, Roberta Knapp, Ted MI.. ner, Olarles Stanley, Jack Smltll, Patricia Smith, Olam Love, carolyn Caldwell, Cryatal Sheets, ::ileryl Cramer, Ralph Kmpp, Phyllis Gilkey, Louis Pasqlllle, Richard Gilkey, Norma Stanley alii: Larry Spencer, Kenneth Lolli&treth. TWO FORFEIT BONDS Two defendants eaeh forfeit. 1ng $25 bonds posted on intoxlcation charges Saturda;y night in the CCJUrt of Poll'l8J'01 Mayor Charles !_.- were Elrl Gorham, addresa nat reeorded, and Andy Sayre, Kanauga. game. INGA DIMINlSHING MIAMI (UPO - Hurricane lnia raced aw&¥ from I a n d areas into the open Atlanli< today where it was apected to hit cold air and gra4lall,y diminish. DIVORCE GRANTED CharloUe Louise Wickline has been grantedadlvorcefrom James Dana Wlddlne and restored her malclan name ~ r---------.. Rupe, In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. NEW YORK (UPI)-Jacque- . Une Onaasll, Irked when news photographers trl.od to snap her picture at the aexually e>pllelt Swedish fUm ••J Am CUrtoos (YelloW) stomped out d. the theater '&mday and lllpped a lenaman over her thltill to the ground ln a noat judo · •maneuver The ~apber, Mel Finkeloteln d. the New York l)ally News landed on his knees after tossed by the slim former first lad.Y. but manaaed to snap a picture~ her~ away. "That llrl can halldle bar· seat <l1r1Di tha ,...illoveralaf , movie to au to the lGanae, llle notloed the pholograpbara wa~ lng In the lobby. She liked tile 'lbe present rate .ordinance, which was adopted four years ago, expires Nov. 30, 19G9. Over the four yto~r period the rate 4ftcrea&e would be, for the average resi- Hlgb belni ...,.. T h e Pomeroy emergency squad answered a call at 11:10 p.m . SUndiQ' to the Elmer 91111 residence at Enterprlae. Mr. Still, who aufforod a poallble heart attack, wu tal<en to Veterlllll Memorlalllolpltal-.. he was admllled. . ,W ingett leading / ....... est. RC Drive Rob8rt Wlng<ott of Syracuse was announced as the 1970 fund drive chairman by the Meigs County American Red Crou Chapter board of directors In its monthly session in the car~ terla of Veterans Memorial Hospital Monday night. Wingett, editor an manager of the"Point Pleasant Register, has been a member of the Red Cr08s Chapter's board of dlreqton tlii past several Y!!llrs. Ccmlfill drive Ia nearly double the cullectloos In the immediate past drives. Discussion of W&¥s to obtain the assistance of grolll>• and 11>dhldlllls for thedri ve hlghllghted activity of the session. In other business, President Charles Gloeckner set Nov, 13, at 7:30 p.m. In the hospital cal· eterla, as the date and location for tho next msetlng. Blood Chairman V e r n o n NeaM@obted out that the next bloodllalibile visit wlll be !rom I to 6 ·p;m. on Oel '1:7. FREE GOLD CADILLAC It's Convenient! COllE AS YOU ARE! FURNITURE . 773-5592 HERMAN GRATE MASON, W.VA. TO BE GIVEN AWAY BY NELSON'S S••re•• Now y.u can register fREE at Nelson'• DH11 Tjcket1 ore ft.e when you ,.lilt. No purcflaM lo IIIOUU«Y• Noo4 Jt41t ~~ ,,. •.,.. .. win. co«~ploto rules .,. 1111 • ..,.. ,..te4 NELSON'S DRUG STOlE 208 E. MAIN . POMI!ROY FAST FRE,: DELIVERY SERVICE ... FARMERS BANI an4 SAVINGS CO. POfiii!ROY, OHIO .10-Minute ,,.. , ........ Cutt...,• I• Ow.LM . ) 4taa llopet ofgheno& folks dimmed ty pole. Damages to the len side ol the truck were medium. Down on the Whale Ranch SPRINGFIELD, Oblo(UPOArthur c. Clarke, Inventor of the communlealltnt.o and author of science satellite and fie- ·: Sensen~renner ",., 0 .,.. ..,. " "' L', 0 _, ·r-1 ·r, ;v 0 LJ ,-.--4 :r: :-:. Clarke told a WlttenbergUnl- · s .S . e m m · a c ll e 111 11 Bulinell, Admloltllratlon Ia now ~ly commllled 10 a course u! polltleal lltvolvement contrary to statadpurpoaeandCen. sreaaiGnal Intent. '11tla a~~ru~~t ~1' the :a~ :::.~::still~ ~ Ole•19 00 Set A eampalll!l workshop designed to pull tol!l!(her man,y of tbe small groups and lndividuals working for approval of the lll-year-<>ld voting age Issue will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Melge lllgh School In Middleport · State Senator Oakley Collins, chief sp:msor of the 19-yearold voting age amendment reaolutlon to be voted upon In Ohio oo Nov. 4, will attend and is expectedtobeginhisremarks about 8 p.m. Also attending the meeting will be Clark w. Wlcleman. columbus, executive director d. the "State Coalition for Vote !9." There will be oo admlsslon charge for the program. (C ont 1nued oo Page 8) By RICK DUBROW artistic son who Is loyal to the HOLLYWOOD (UP!)_" Appa- family and, his girl; and a male '--'-· full well Ho aald man aiiO could look family ln an ecOIIOIIIIcally to the ahead "to 1 worlcl In whleh depressed ooal-mini!W area of state ~ Utah natural meat lli'Oductlen lillY ila re1'ieul beeome a thiDg ~ the past be~ely llltpairad, eau.O ~the inelllc:lencleo" and West VIrginia. '!be prorluct!Dn would In -v - ..... _ be ~ that ''Witalo randllna and llllh ls ,_. _ ..• of the "CBi Playhouse" .--lrreiJIIIIIIible as llle partisan berdltil'' would be Common. series of apaclals. Jets ~ those now cott1ro111ng He predleted mlero.l>lolutllThe prlnelpal characters Inthe affair~ 11 SBA. eaJ enillneerlne waidd eventual. elude a decent tatller who 1y tum Inedible Dlltariala, ..eb pre!en to steal coal fr(tlll the "I wjab to upreos public- u Jlilroloum · J111)11ucts, into mine where he once worked ly IIIJ. deep appreclatlon to the food. rather than ge on welfAre; his .career emplo,y- IJI. II!• .eo. lwnbua R..._l omc. w b 0 fl..~ eaeeij;';;;':. SIIA perllftlOI and program that IIQ' develllPmento leod Ill the ob- cltlzeno ~ the vloua 0011elulllon that the Smell 110111c1 be TV ltsell In ahort, the Ingredients are here for a drama of truly excoptlooal ~ature, especially with the aldlled Earl Hamner Jr. as author of the 90-mlnute orlglml "~chiao A utumn" has, In lllct, many worlhwhUo mcmenta, and an elroet 11 a whole, but It could have been c:onslderably ~r (Coltlnued OOJI8&88 ) Pi• • s p 1 . ,.,."'""'wWI;1"e~~ - ~er,~,-~ :'.:..:s~t~~~~~~~ · . CIJI~ "'J.;ter upper lanned II lli!Bb the Gpei'Jitldu at SBA Under the nof. fl~}"f,~~ 1n the best Jn. oat.. ... m.· f.pey. or Ue ...... hell. Sllleo to te• W t!Je ·re, IJI. SIIA: par-..1 . hal DQt bien·acknow- c .....It 1D t!Je .Ad. ·did !i&''>~l G~croo 'petmla- roi- , .. .. I the . ~ IJI. the Jillt 19 ~ -.elation ID- lbe-lillndhd. ~­ l TEN CENTS .!' >( ' 0 () II I I I Il REAllY TO DIG IN fUR SPRING are these !l+ndwa IJI.. Middleport Junior Girl Seont Troop 39whoareplctured at the Middleport Village Hall Monlay eve~ as they prepared to plant tulip bulba In a planting area near the water omce. Mrs. Roscoe Wise Is Ieeder of the troq>. Beat... . Of By Bob Hoejlkh ~ . a'J1/'1zg t if ze .<conthinuedon;,ha' • ~ I Ransacks nuomn• j ~ ies c4. calls was received about 12:30 p.m. reporting ertlcletl stolen from homes. According to the rOJ>Orle, the thief ls possibly the same man . 110011 who committed similar erlmeo : Robert llartenbach's last week In Mason CoonQo• Dept said the first of a serThe robberies are believed to bave been eommltted "b,y a - · neatly dressed man who drives a late . - 1 car. He _.-entty goes to the door ~• bouse and If 110 one anawnt the door, enters, and proeeedi about his bullineaa. It Is bella¥. ed be operates In daylight. Amctl1g itema reporlachllol• Mmday afternopn b,y nine .... were re-eord played. IIUIIS, Mwlng machines, pcmable r'adloa and jewelry. . The first liome entered at Five l'lllnt& Clll Raute 7• Appllanees and -aonal proper\)', includlngrecordplayers and sewing machines, were stolen from at least nine Meigs County homes Monday alter- knr lewspaperability: PlltlagtlltWII'IIIIIFOCUI. 1-• e..-. and·btienr h·u · illlb' ' ~ .oolr Galee ·tba level -ve~ liilr . plcilicrorpc;stmim- f.·~ .•. --'1\i~u~. ~tel dlllpnlly ·~ l CIOIIdY Wodce ~ aholrera, the service have not been successful. Residents who are looklaa forward' to the secvlce can ksrdly help but wonder why It isn't forthcoming. The followillt communication from the Natloml Coble TolevisiQn Assn., Inc., might help clarl(f the picture: , . 2JI!II:Ioal• &lreJ&ed Ill!' ooed , "Wa~on, D. c. - In this city .wherelt'• often dif!leUJt 1M liuppol't"OIIatwo.mlll· fl,.. · lodlstll\t!Uilll-...,tfromflctHIIHher.. iunold ..1171tw'lcloftll01,. levy to be voted upon in Ra- who writes the laws, so 1~ as I can write the regulatiDill'. dne at the Nov. 4 eleetfon. ''For the young cable television industry, the fact In that Taxes to pay for tbe fire bonds statement has become all tooiU)parent. Congreuhasyet to write have been collected in full, its first law coveriJV cable television but the Federal CommuniIt was reported, and councU cations Commission has written plenty of regulations. hopes to continue a lund for a "And if you have been wonderli\1! why CATV has oot made new truck Ln order to have its debut in your local community, there's a good chance one of money available when needed those FCC regulations is the answer. rather than to have to issue ••When CATV firsl cameintobeinginl950in the rural areas bonds. The village has an $4, - of Pennsylvania, a community antenna was erected to pick TV 800 surplus from the Ore bonds station signals from the air. Thesesignalswerethen fed to borneo lUnd for future uses, lt was re- via a coal(ial cable, inmanycasesassuringthe coontry folks bet.ported. The new tax wUl amoont ter reception and more choice in channels than their city couto 20 cents of eaeh $100 worth sins. of proper\)' valuatloo. "In those early years all a CATV system owner had to face Council dtscu88ed Halloween was permission from the city council to hook 1.Q> homes. Then in and it was agrsed that the an- 1959 the FCC issued its first regulations covering the cable tole111a1 "trick or treat" night vision industry and the troubles really began. will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. ''Gradually, FCC regulations on CATV became more and on the same evening as neigh.. more restrictive. Court cases ensued alli CATV won some, lost boring communities, the date to some. But tn one remarkable Stllreme Court case, which CATV be amouneed. won, It msde no difference. n was reported that three "This was the case involving CATV's copyright liability. In new mercury street lights have this fairly technical case, the U. S. ~reme Court ruled that been added, making a total of CATV simply was a superior means or receiving television sig57. nals and imividual CATV systems were not liable tor the payRacelpts for the month to- mentor copyright royalties for the programs picked. taled $982.56. The total bal"However, on Dec. 13, 1968, the FCC ignored that ~reme ance in all funds, Mrs. Mae Court ruling and wrote regulations which in effect revised the Cleland, clerk,reportedls$10,- Coort's decision and virtualb lroze the CATV Industry where it 805.14. Cuuncll President Lar- Is. ~ Wolfe prellded. "That, a ceord.1ng to cong. sam ue1 Stratton of New york, may ., verslt;y group Mmtlol man lachlan Autlllllli," a CBS-TV Vista worker who tries to turn eventually will - c t lntelll- drama that airs tonight, Is a the son's skills into a tool that 11!1J11 extra.tarreiiiW life. topical play about a proud could help the area s14>port . ~ =~m:.:.'!ar great- M lo lower 881 · ,.~ 0 ::u;u~·:;.~~"":':!~~ CBS Drama Has PromiseD Charges D At cDol: tic•.s R iddl•. .ng S'DLt. plore the background ~ recent rectlve to me, v a.m. Monlay a truck 11 . drlven by Frank J. Dill, Pome;o;., ~oute 3 ~god.:;:' ta oute.l ' ooe m e 110 of Route 7· The sheriff aald DID lost co~ trol when a Ure blew out, MUsIIW the vehi<le to go to the len of the road alll strike a utili- w. ... WOrk Sh 0p At Os (• ~ recent meeting on sewerage and Industrial prospects was Plill Lavelle of the District Economic Development Adminlotratlon office. . =Y~eported In fair condition .. (") Fire contracts have been re. _.,.. with &ltton, Letart and Lebanon townships eUectlve Whether cable television can be successful in Pomeroy and Oel 6 by Racine council. Middleport from a subscriber standpoint Is yet to be determined. Speaking briefly during the Hhwever, so Car, despite a coupleoftries,ettorta to provide '. · '' · .- ' ==~-:!a ~o:=-lzed~:; WASHINGTON - THE NIXON ADMINISTRATION restored fedenl fund allgiblllly to two segregated Mlsslsalppl sehooldtstrlcts several weeks after Vice Preslclent Spiro T. Agnew angrily charged they should oot be denied hurricane dlaaater ald. The two are Bay st. Louis Mu!llcipal Separate Sehool Districts and stone County schools. A spokesman for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) omce lor Clvll Rights sald Bay st. Louis and Stone County both are ~ steps to desegregate and Intend to COIJ1llete desegregation by next !aiL · us· I Concluded _1. - -- bade in favor ncent tranlfer dire<- Ao!DW11~1>11' .IJI. Ptelld,nta Qulc~! i10nhonHoute1. ~-begun, 1111' CLEVELAND - ROGER WILKINS, social development program officer for the Ford Foundatlm, caid today hope fur an Improved future for the nation's urban gnetto residents no l~ exists. GOING, GONE LEGrr "After a decade ol clvU 1'18hla activity all over this coontry ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.(U~ there has been a leveling orr of acc<IIIIPiltlbment and a retrench- All but 15 ~ lite nation's ment by the Nixoo admlnlstntlon," WUldns told the Ohio PiaJ>. crime syndicate bosses nlng Conference here• .,The thrust of blacks is not as clear as baY>) branched out into legitifive years ago," he said. u'Jbe reasons !or distrust arxl urt.ap.. mate business, according to pioess are just Ute same. The reasons !or hope are no longer Internal Revem1e Commlss!Dn(Continued on JI8&B 8) · er Randal Thrower. ll!l THE SPECIAL SAVINGS GOOD FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES ~,..INFECTIOttS H~ATITISe-the ~ dUtride oft lbe Contracts tenbach reported.car drhen by A westbound Elsie MayBarmart, , Middle65 port Route 1, pulled !rom the county road lito the path of a car driven byRichardKeljbJof. tors·. 24 . Coalt:OII ··-nnr Both·the Pomeroy •nd Mlddle• In tl1e area; The emire sq\Bd, along with fwr marmgers, seven coach- .POrt emergency unlta; were JIJIJ'J1'ho 1910 1\ind drive was es, a trainer and the sct.lol' • director of sports information mooed to the scene. However, ocheduled In the first woek of have contracted the disease, an intlammationofthellver. So far, Mareh, National Red Cross no one else among the college's 2,300 students has been affeet- the two drivers were taken to Veterans Memorial HoiiPIIal by Month, and a goal of $3,500 has ed. All games have been canceled. private vehicles before the been sel The goal for the 111>squads arrived. Jeffers was the aceney . ,lfltDday wllll ·a blut at the Nix,,;,!*J Admlolllratlon. . ';-;. stahmlltHollowo: · Oclulier 1$, 1969 Illball It's ~ Two cars were demolished aDd two drivers injured tn an accident at 4:35p.m. Monday on · State RouteRood 7 at the liter ln thesection or County Brad5 bury area, Sherif! Robert liar- .HepolitU feU. whole grid lfluad )VORCESTER, ' li1liliO.Y Is needed to balance due oo the fire truck and equipment. The Initial cost ~ the truck was $21,000. Revenue received from the" one mll1 tu levy for operation and mainialning the fire ilepartment, plus $5,000 made by the Oremen from donations and chicken barbecues, and the $6,000 to be borrowed wiD pay oft the lndebtedneaa. Council voted 1o transfer $1,562.50 from tile parking lot meter fund to the apeeial street bond retirement fund. CouncU al10 accepted the ma,yor's report for Septem. ber. The village's share Is $592.20. A property owner on Nye Ave. asked councU to Investigate a 1'18ht.ut.way at the entrance of his driveway oft Nye Ave. '!be matter was referred to lite pollee depart.. ment. Las Fultz, eouncil presldanl, Informed members of a reQJ.est from Mrs. B e n Neutzllng, Maple st., that council oonsld. er pUlling hot mix on the street In front ~ her home. Council took no action. Attending the Monday night meeting were Mayor Charles Lep.r, Fultz, Rizer, Reuter, Don Collins, Lucien Poulin, Jane Wallal, clerk, and Elma Russell, treasurer. 2 ·Hurt On Rt. 7 SAIGON - THE TOP U.S. MIUTARY MAN said today the United States will haw tokeeptroc~»sinVlet~am 4 'for s(Bile time to come". U.S. ln1Bntrymen kllled 19 Communist troops in a light day of fighting.. Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, chairman of the U.S. Joint Olle!s of Staff, sald he sbared President Nguyen Van Thleu's hope most U.S. troops coulcl be withdrawn by the end of next year. But he warned aplnst haste. uwe would like to reduce the raunber of our forces here as rapidly as we can, with prndence and safety, while maintaining our ~bUlty to gain our objectives in Southeast Asia," Wheeler sald. "We woulclhavetocontiN~Btos!lPportour South VIetnamese allies tor some time to come," he said ''I would not venture to prognostleate at this time to what degree Preoldent Thleu's hope can be realized.,. H. ,~...~-~~r ·r~ · seeobn"toda,y," bel1!ly tfi'o weeks after It or (itlior Oriam~tlons and clubs the 75-member Hoi~ Cross football ~. , YOU MAY liN A1970 The · By United PreAs lnlerratloml Vaetnam lroopl pullout indejinile .L. ,. buwecl O!lt NELSON'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORES dential consumer, $41.28 for the frur year period, $10.32 per 1ear or 86 cents per month, CasseU tllld. Cost of service ill the basis for the lnerease, Caaoell Btated. A $;! monthly minimum customer eharge Ia made on gas serv. leo wi11<h aCiually coot the so• company $9.17 to SUWiy and maintain, Cassell said. The matter was referred to the uWity conunlllee lor study. Serving on this com. mltloe are CounclltDen Franklin Rizer, Roy Reuter and Bob Hysell. In oilier . bullness c:ounell approved two resolutions enabling It 1o borrow $6,000 from the bood retlreiiUI!It fund for a perlod q( three years at four par cent Inter- CANDIDATES FOR QUEEN AND COORT - Ilurlqr ceromcdea at Southern !!ehool Friday ew~ one of three Mndldates wiJJ be erowned homBC<mlng queen at Racine football stadium. Pre-game festivities will bosln at 7:30 and at 8 p.m. tllO Southern ball aquad wiD Pia¥ Hannan Trace. candidates for queen are, beck row I tor, Irene COOper, claUilftter of Mr. and Mrs. Clem ~er, Syracuse; Brenda Holman, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. George Holman, Syraeuse, and Mickey Wolfe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tcm Wolfe, Raclno. Attendinta, left lo ri&llt. front, Patsy Sayre, clau&bter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Sayre, RaCifllll Terry Aah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ash, Minersville; and Rita Salser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Salser, Ractno. a COLUMBUS - Rlehard c. Ssnoed>remer, director ~the ~s Regkinal Oftlee of •tbe Small BuiiDon Admlnlatra- EL~ER STILL STRICKEN :1- •1: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1969 ,, ...- Tom Cassell, manager d. Columbia Gas Company, asked !Vtnero.V counell Mmday night to 0011slder a new natural gas rate ordinance, which would Increase the rate llx tenths ~ a eent per 100 cuble feet over that of the existing contract. ~ b. .-< ·( ........ >l&llt (ciiJ b, itr . ,..j. ' Ins• LCJllr .,...__.-· ··~ I . .<: ~ Council Facing Gas Rate Boost aam, PleaAnt . - Pow Wow Successful 0 • 0 VALERIE RAINEY, 1 vbaeloua blctllda wilt dult brown eyes, claUilftter ol Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cl8Jllpoll• Fert1' reigned FridaJ" night .. Polril JUa1i School's l;lomecoml!W Queen at halltlmo coremonlei mllcl wllll · - • the welt IIIII In t h e - 111!1 u'"' ,.c .::::: ..... ,::, •ke El..rfelds in P•aeroy your S~oppiag (eater Wearing 1pparel for your lo•iiY .... F•r•lshin1s for your Ho••· First Annual MGM ff) -~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL XXII NO. 120 !her ~ Devoted To 77ae lntetwt. Of17ae Meiga•MOIOn Area with Gleason as they continue Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the to be the best cmtedy team In Mrs. Ida J. Swadley, 94, liar- Ralguel Funeral llome In liarThe ineldent was the !orlller NEWS BLACKED OUT American show buslnoss today, rlavWe, W, Va,, died &mdey riJvllle with tho Rev. Jobn L. Mrs. Jobn F. Kemeclt• seeolld Admissions and dlschergea but their adventures In "The In Camden Clark llooplial, Hobert officiating. Burial serape wUIIJtbotograplterolfllllat Meigs Generallloapltal will Honeymooners" sketches- now Parkersburg, following an ex- be In Moyers Cemetery. ln a few clays. not be released IDIW further eXIIIlnded to full musical hours tended Illness. ooti~. Reasons. for not per- _have been given a fresh Mrs. Swadley was born Feb. r-----------------~--., mltting publication d. hospital location after their fictitious 28, 1875 In Rltehle Cotudy, the activities will oot be dlaeloe- wlnni!W 01 a trip to Hollywood. daughter of the late Asbury ltd, a spokesman aald. Furthermore, the Gleason and Mary Simmons Zlckecalllp, perhaps because or the loose. Sie was atrlllated with Williams competition, has mu.. the Methodist Church. e1ed 141 on major guest stars &lrvivors Include fmr sons. ror "The Honeymooners"-with Fred, Charleston; GQy, MlddleBing Crosb1 and Meureen port, and Clyde and Claude, O'Hara participating this past of Harrirvllle; foor daughters, weekend, and carol Lawrence Mrs. Earl (Rettie) WU1101t, and the Baja Marimba Band Belle, W, Va.; Mrs. Harley appearli\1! this comlfill Sunday (Madia) Swan, Copi.YIIIo; M!'l. l!oy Scouto •erving as Den in an episode set In Mexico. LDa WUsoo and Mro. LJm(NaChiefs were Tcm Crisp, Troop On his season Premiere. omi) Britton, Parkersburg; two 239; Fred Fraley, Troop 200; Gleason outpointed WU!Iams, slaters, Mrs. Della Cos, MidRobert and James Council, who had a week head-start on dlebourne, W, VL, and M r a. Troop 239; Mike Swick, Troop him, by a tremendous margin Nettle llall, Charleston; 12 239 and Mike Kmpp, Troop 239. ln the ratings. This was not Nursery atteOOants were Debexactly a ratr assessment of bie Parsons, Patty aBi LiOO& Carman, Pam Misner, Susan their relative strength, because Jeffers, Marlon Matusewtcz and apparently one quarter · ot Williams' show was obliterated Barbara Dixon. The following completed the from Boston to Denver by the latter part of an NBC-TV Cub Leaders Pow Waw: Paul F. Fraley, NormanYeau- baseball game between the Los ger, Nancy Beaver, Norma Wil- Angeles Dodgers and san cox, Mrs. Richard Owen,J udith F_rancisco Giants. Nevertheless, Gleason figures to remain a Spencer, J citn Fultz, Mary Lee McDade, Freda Clark, Gertrude ratings power. It is one tiling to be admired. Borden, Ernesteen Mundall, A lot of performers are Corliss Miller, LiMa Hill, Jan. admired. But when a pertormer et Stoke, Sarah Carman, Sharhas earned a£fection aa well as lene Dixon, Margaret Powell, aOOience admiration-as GleaMrs. Phyllis O'Brien, Joe Thompson, Dorothy Thompson, son has- he is at the top of the (Continued frmn Page I) Rupe, headed west on Rt. 554 in Bidwell, came to a sharp right curve, went straight irP stead, and his car hit the railroad tracks. The impact was so great that one rail of the track was torn loose from 36 ties. The rail was bent out of line about eight The First Annual Cub Scout inches, boWed toward the par- Leaders Pow WaN, held Saturallel rail. There was also heavy day at Kyger Creek H I g h damage to the 1968 Valiant's left School, proved successful acfront alkl radiator. cording to GarlaOO Parr:~ons, Rupe lett the scene of the ac~ Meigs- Gallia- Mason District cident al'kl £or a while eluded Leadership Training Chairman, the patrol and the Gallia Coun- an:l general chairman of the ty Sheri£rs Department. Sher- three-county event. ifrs deputies assisted the paApproximately 130 persons trol in the search. ~e, who participated in the all~y prosuffered a broken tooth in the gram. accident, was later apprehendDuring the morning session, ed on Rt. 554 headed back t<>- pack administration was con-. ducted ·un:Jer the directi6n o( ward Bidwell The patrol investigated an ac- Lyle Dunsmore aOO L a r r y cident at 11:05 a. m. Sunday on Spencer. Crafts were under the George's Creek Rd., three alii direction oC Donna Misner and REV. FOSDICK DIES NEW YORK (UPQ - To one-tenth miles east of the JoAnna Council. friends he was "the minister Bulaville-Porter fld. No one During the Blue and G o I d emeritus of all America" - to was injured. Banquet at noort, Paw WrJW staff Qfficers said that Early Hay- members presented a skit tihls foes, the "'Jesse James of the theological world.'' Rev. man, 36, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, head- tled, "The MeUerdrama!' Harry Emersoo Fosdick, the ed east, met an unidentified Mrs. Misner was presented llberal first pastor of River- westbound car tn the mkldle of a Den Leader Training Award side Chlrch for two decades the rOBd. To avoid a collision, to ({)en afternoon activities. until reUrement in 19W, died Hayman went off the right side The Webelos of Tom Metcalf In a Bronxville, N.Y. hospital o( the road, ran into a fence presented a number of songs, &mday night at the age of 91. owned by cameron 5ands and !allowed by games under the diknocked da.vn a mall box owned rection of Mrs. Evie Hall. asby llohert Fisher, both of Rt. 1 sisted by Judith Spencer. Other Gallipolis. There was moder- skits arxJ ceremonies were urP ate damage to the car. No one der the direction of Tom casTonight and Tuesday was injured. sell. October 6-7 Sondra K. Veith, 25, Rl !, This is the first time the Pow Wow was ever held in the disCheshire, told officers another Walt Disney's car crowded her causing her to trict. In previous years, the "THE LOVE BUG" wreck her car at 6:15 p.m. Sat- event bas been held In Hunting(T echnicolor) urday on Turkey Run Rd., six- ton, W. Va. Dean jones Michele Lee Members of the !969 MGM tenths of a mile west of Rt. DISNEY CARTOONS: 554. Brotherbat; Dodastronat Pow Wow committee are: Mrs. Veith's car went out of Hudbee~ch; Grows General chairman, Garlard control In loose gravel and off Parsons; promotion and publicThere a Tre• the left side ofthe road, through ity, Hobart Wilson, Jr.; regisAdmi .. ion: $1.00 Adults; 60c Children a fence aOO over an embank- tration, Chadds and Evie Hall; ment. There was minor damage midway and display, Lyle DunsSHOW STARTS 7 PM to the car. No one was itUured. more and Larry Spencer; skit& and ceremonies, Tom casselL Blue and Gold, Naomi Parsoris; songs and games, Evie Hall and Joolth Spencer: crafll, Donna Misner and JoAnna eour.. ell: Webeloes Den activities, OFFICE HOUR5 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT Tom Metcalf. NOON ON THURS.)-EAST COURT ST .• POMEROY at y Tho hellbender, a large, voraclout, aquatic salamander, Ill oecaalonally cau&bt taking bolt oft Dlhlni lines, III&IIIPr to make 11teDi lea~ and, as Finkelstein tl!lld. "Wt were aJreaclY Ieavins. W• claclded we 1IOIIld ...,.... at discreet dlotance." But, FlllkelstelD tl!lld. Mr~o Onasala followed them lilt ~ the lobby. Walking llx feet GUt Salam P~ernmenl ~ her W&¥, he aald, lhe 1111111 "I will neveragreetodlscuos grandeh11dren, and 21 great - for him and hit him '111111 what any coalition IIOYemment with grandehlldren. he eelled the "judo trick.'' the Conununlats," aald '11tlou. She was preceded In dealll ''She grabbed IllY rl&lttwrlat. put her oilier hand en - · left ~;L__ by her husband, Luther: two ·. a i:JW8 . Loris and Alpha: three elbow, put lilt her left lq, litld brothers. and two sisters. nlopacl me over her ~blab." 'e8 0 Funeral services will buheld ael!," be said. Jd Di • enttne·~ • ·Now You Know w1n JOHN E. HAGLE,prealdatt fA the Belpre Chamber of Commerce, was master of ceremonies. I ·,'·'' .... wraelt- . ID lili. · -~IIJ . :0.. ..,· l!-:;~7~:.:::: tlUlltCI. ;y...:, �1I {! ' .. ,,_ "" '• I. '• • ' <' "", 1 ! , " , " ·~ f ,,l·c '·• 1 , 'i ,, ~· ·I • " .• t t •', ',, , • ·' .• ·- > ' ·J • ( t ' . • Ia 1 t cblldi'tn. .. and coniine· Melllli, ~ /. · hu ~~Mk~Md ' - , 111e •m d at ....... GloneraJ Hoa- lira: GDIIIII! ~ vlllt. u. Air ,....,., 'l'lleJ'II 11e ~ Jlialdue .0 eel Tllur!MIIJ •III1d FrldQ tn c.t• villttna hen for t i l e - - Ill'; lllld -lira. Lar1'7 Flow· Upolla '!lith hlr bi'Gthlr . and wotka with Ill', and.,lll'l. 1'1111 .... at l;o!Uii)lloia were fttk. alller.lh~, MJ-. oqd , 111'1• Scott and 111'1. Juuita ·Jiacb. 01111 -lili ol Ill', ud Nn. 1e1. · AQiert I!Guah, BedQr ud Ken111'1. Cllafloa W, llfcDanlol, IIJ, tbe former ·.lllldrecl GUea ol lllleata Solui'da,)' at .Mr. llld Paotnc Grove, Calif. lo hen llfra. Chiller Erwin Wlrelllllr ror on oxteoided villi with heJ' 10ft ond dluatoter.lt\Jalr, Mr. lrom Bllaldi *•· 'idai1 .,._. ~ ott.r:' ·i ._ hOaie •.'te; iaJu.,.. s. ·!It Q, ~11101! were Olrlla Wlf. 11no11011a, lltanleJ and Jll.. Yld; Chu~,.. w, va., 1011 1 Vr. and 111J'a. Earl .4loporl. Knllbt. J:• et eport / , HEADQUARTtftS FO.R DANCING MID-POl SCHOOL Of CLASSES BEGIN SATURDAY. OCT.tl D.A. V. SuildlrC, Buttwlllt, o: TAP-BALLET-ACROBATIC JUDY FRASER steers. -mad U 1C K ........ "' .............. ............... ..... U 1Z ' ......................... .,, -.,. ............. .., Ford gives you Better Ideas. It's the GoinglhinsJI COME AS YOU ARE! ...,...,._ .... TEST-DRIVE A 1970 AT YOUR FORD DEALER'S NOWI FARMERS BANI • and SAYINGS CO. Orioles Romp, Win Title TRUST HOME HEAT TO••• TEXACO The strikes ... again and again and again. I? Cop National League Fl&g Rockets Shot Down 24-0 Please Phone 992·R . " " Tho DallY Sentl110l, Pomeroy:~':..?·,~~· ,Oct~ 7, 1009 ·-.""'"•'•~~mm0~,-.:Xxli'i'i.<:X» . , . '. ' ' , BWI'QN (IJPJ;) - For. ' ' mer Ohio Slate Unlveralty .... All-America Joint Havlleek lllonda.v sl(!lled a three.,rear · . .f contract with the Boston Col. NEW YORK (IJPI)- The N"" beginning to bear a vague caaey Starwel on<e described Leogue when they .beat tbe doubt the Mats even after IIIey tbe dlmnco, but It ' dlolu't tlco, "'PPichlng rumor• hi York Mots have lost their resemblance lo the old New as a 4 -traud, .. proved be)'ortl a AUanta Bra-, 7-4, to ellnch clinched tile Eaatern Dlvlalool mailer.' 'lite Meta'buiiptn-mlgbt take a hlsh'PII'Ing rAtide 'sept. 24, tbe Ma!s oover or their .slnqJ polntaall ... ooa doubt Monday that tilly were their first penraqt. mystique. They're now Ml- York Yankees. rer from the American BasWhile D1aJ1Y · COIIIillled to gave up on themselves and - reiiPondecl welL 11111 The Meta, whom ex-Manager tho beat teom in tbe Natlooal !ledged champions and are ketball Aasociation, rocked tile Brl"!!s in three eapecialty true Monday - n , llavlleek, wbo led tho CelNolan Ryan took over tna stral&blgamoa. tica tilth a 21.6 polnta per Garry Goqtry in tbe tblrd game mark last &eai!IOn. was lm!ng wlth .two rumera aboard ' It was pltchlqr and good COLUMBUS (UPD-Statlstlcs tbo last pl~yer to &lin for the dofeue that csrrled the Meta and allowed juat three hila llltl : - teD the story in Ohio State's 62- 1969..70 season. Terms were to tho division title, bot It waa two runs tho rest of the way. , 0 and 41·14 romp11 over Texas oot revealed. The . long.bali hittlqr ., pure power- the kind the General Mauager R e d Chrlotian and Waohlngton. MINNEAPOlJS- ST. PAUL about those "amazl~" New rout of the Mlmesota Twins in and Dave McNaU7, who won Yankees used to employ..: that Boswell and Garrett wilt The defending ,.tlol>ll cham- Auerback called the contract (UPO- The slosan lor the York Meta and their "mir- Monday's OJ>IIe to COIIIplete 1 extra-inning games Saturday brought the Bra- to their almost as une1Cptcted aa . ; plono have averaged 533 yards ••one 'f! the beat in our hls~ Baltimore Oriones- who meth~ acles" over in the National three-pme pennant playoll and Sunday, ani rlahlhander knees. Nolan'aflnehuriJow. BoaweUhlt tory."" • sweiJI). Jim Palmer, who had tbo oo~y 1 rame oll'enslvely. Defenolvedlcalty murdered the restorthe League. In the thre_... series the only three home nma al1 II had been reported the And that follows on tbe heels win Mon:lay. Probobly In that ly, they've limited their two oPAmerican league- ia II juat rouJ But the Orioles heppen to Mots clobbered Atlaotapltcblng season, yet belted two In tbe ponents to 262 yardo a game, ABA offered lbly!leek a mU- more," meaning Just rour more think th~y'reprett;y "amazin'n" or wlnniliB tbelr division title by order once apln. ror 27 runs and 37 hits, playoffs, while Garrett lllaated Piau to Work Pitchers recovered nve tumbles and i~>­ Iton-dollar deal to leave the victOries to prove they're one or too, and they've got tbe Rgure• a stunning 19 rames. incledit¥ six hllne l'UIUI and only ooe homer duri!W tile National Basketball Aasocta. the aU-time great teams. One or Best Teams Suddenly faced with four oil' terciJI)ted six ll&ssea, to back them"'' An 11·2,111-1111 elgbt dooblos. In Monday'a reBU!ar -BOIL tion, "1 think they're one or the clays before the start or the Eleven dlltennt players have _ Oh, the Orloleohavehoardall In abort, everythlow feU rl&ht fimle they had 14 hi Is, best American League teams series, Weaver said he plans to caught ~t least one IBss for the · :=::::::::?.!:i:::i:i:;;!~:::.:s;:;:?;::::::;:::::::::~;:;:;:;:;:;:.:::;;; the Mots In llui piafoff for I've ever seen/' admitted work his pitchers uas close as including lour doubles and Buckeyes, who seek their 17th home runs by Tcmmle Agee,. series juslllke everything went defeated Twins' manager BU)y possible to game corxlitions" atrolaht win here Saturclay Ken Boswell and Wayoo Gar· SUjJOrbly for them duriqr tho lsalnst Michigan State. T h e Marauder freshman made II 12-4. Alao In this per- Martin-a gu.y who saw an Thursday and Frlclay to keEl) rett. New York fans had not regular season. Ohio State haa gained 37$ SQt&d coached by Charles Iod, Chuck Faulk returned a awful lot of line league them sharp. Everything cmtes so easy Palmer, giving .., 10 hllo on seen such hitting prowess since )'al'do paulow and 692 yarda Dcnmey ond Ed Bartels even- Wellston pmt 65 yonla Into tho champion teams when he was a now lor the Mots. Do tbo member of the old New York a day when he hod his speed the days of Mickey Mende and ruahlng. Junior opllt end Bruce end zone, but II waa nullified ed ita1 - - record to 1.1 Baltimore Orioles dare chalYam.es dynascy, but until the late lnniDgB not Roger Maris. Jankowokl leads with aeven rewith a Convincing 24.4 win over by a penalty, them for the world lelll!e ln all three games the Mets' "Four more times," shouted really good control, wasn't as CIJI)tiono lor 00 yarda and one tbe Wellston Golden Rockets Jon Dillard scored In tbe championship? startinll pitchers failed to go TD. freshmen MondaJI evening at last quarter Q!t a 25.,yard pasa Orioles slugger Frank Robinson sharp as the two lefties. But be Rushing-wise, 11 players have Middleport, from Vlllshan, The try for the in the bedlam of their didn't have to be. because the victorious dressing room Mon- Orioles' sluggers turned the csrrled the hall lor 692 yards. QIBrlerback And,y Vaughan extras faDed. day, "now we got to do it loor third game into what ballplayThat' a 1,067 total yards in just Playofts accoonted ror all of the MaTho final TD was by Vaumore times." ers call a "Iaugher." tworames. 1'17 United Preaslntematlonal rauder scorlng, running f o r ghan on a 37 yard Jaunt. Apln Manager Earl Weaver wasn't Paul Blair, who once beWoody llayas, ,the Buckeyes' three end passing ror one. Beat or Five Ute attempt ror the extras was making any claims about what longed to the Mots In the veteron coach, was in a kidding National Loegue The little Marauders got on shorl, the Orioles would do to the minors, was tq» gun with nve mood Mon:lay when he said, W_ L. Pet. the scoreboard early with a SCORED BY QUARTERS Mets, although it Is obvious hits, Including a 407-root homer, ••Name me another team in the x-New York , • , 3 0 1.000 first quarter score when Vau. Wellston o o 0 o- o that a four..game sweep by the am five run&-tatted--in. Don CGUntry thai \las a susrd catch· Atlanta ' • ' • ' . 0 3 .000 shan went In Crom 12 yards Meigs 60612-24 Orioles in the series which Buford had lour hits, and Boog q a paos." X - Clboched playoll rut The attempt for the exstarts saturday In Baltimore PaweD, Eldon Hendricks and Actually, Tom Backhus pulled tras waa short to make t h o Monday's Results BREAKS WORLD RECORD would force Ialka to recognize Mark Belanger two each. dOWII a denected pau against New York 7 Atlanta 4 score 6-4, MEXICO CITY (UPI)Dathis bird team as one of the For the Twlno, who jumped TCU for a five-yard loss, Amertean League There was oo scoring in the nlsh cyclist Mogens Frey broke great teams inbaseballhislory. oil' to a 1-0 leed In the Owe It was llayes' way of point· W, L. Pet second quarter but Wellaton Weaver-did- S8.Y h;;lans to and then collapsed as seven low out the dlverslcy of the x-Ballimore . , , 3 0 1.000 threatened BOc:ands before the the world record for fi.ve kllomelers Mon:lay by covering throw the same three pitchers pitchers tried in vain tohaltthe Buckeyes• attack. Mlmesota • ' ' ' 0 3 .ooo clooe of the half, driving to the distance in 6:01.3 on lhe at tbe Mets that whipped the Oriole onslaught, there was Fullbl.ck Jim otis, who has x- Clinched pl~yol! the Melp eight, but ran rut or same bike with which he broke Twins- southpaws Mike Cuellat little consolation. alreac11 bulled his way ror five Monday's Results downs. touchdowns, leads with 242 Baltimore 11 )llnneaota 2 V111ghan scored the Maraud- the world one·IIOur cycll~ yards In 47 attent~ta. That's 4.9 ers second touchdown In the mark Sunday. yards eveeytlmo he throws his third quarter on a fin yard 216-pound body into tho run, Re attempted the extras F1LES COUNTER CLAIM NEW YORK (UPO-The Junior quartA!rback Rex Kern but was •llopped short. T h a t OlUOLES FAVORITES SAN FRANCSICO (UPO174 5. Arkansas hao acooonted ror 455 ·tolal The Se.n Francisco Warriors of STA";ELINE, Nev. (UPO- results of the weekly poll ofthe 6, Missouri 15I yards and nve touchdowns. tho National Basketball Associ· · - - - - - - - - - · Harrah s , Tahoe Race Book 35-man United Press Interna- 7. Georgia 134 The fiery redhead from Lan- ation Monday rDed theironswer HOSPITAL NEWS Monday listed the. Baltimore tlonal &.rd or Coaches on 8, Oklahoma 116 Orioles as5-8Cavorttesoverthe m &JOr · csoter, Ohio, has C'""'Jieted 18 to an American Basketball _ . c oilege 1ootball tea ms. 88 9, Purdue New York. Mots to win the F'•r s t pia~w~mpa~ ,_ , or 31 passing attoniPta ror 238 Asooolatlon team suit against 70 10. UCLA Holzer Medical Center, Firat Word I Sones and 5-7 favorites th , ts aw arded on yar~s and one touchdown, a 58, eses, total pmn 61 forward Rick Barry and Ave, Generiol visiting hours 2-4 11. Termessee win the series first game In a !0-9-9-?-6..'J-4.3-2-1 ba · yard strike to Jankowski. 32 counterclaimed $8 million dl· ond 7-11 p.m. only, MeternUy to 12. Florida SlS. He ronks second only to OUs mages from the Washt¥on visiting boors 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Baltitnore Sa:turday, Team Points 13. LSU 31 In rushing with 217 yards In 30 C&ps, The C&ps had obtained an only. Parents only on Pediat1. Ollio State (33) 346 14. Notre Dame 15 675·2460 992·5186 att..mpta ond four touchdowns. injunction preventing Barry 2. Texas 264 15. Alabama 14 rics Ward. ANKLE IN CAST • Kern Is averaging 7.2 yards a friMD playing for NBA . team PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 228 16. Wyoming 4 DETROIT (IJPI)- The IJe. 3. Sou. ColiL (2) Admisslons csrry. 4. PoM State !97 until the isoue had been oeltled No further admission until re. trait Rod Wings wUI be wlthcmt Ohio State has plied .., 52 In the courts. leaoed by the hoapital. their best de£enseman rrom last ftrat downs, ao compared to 30 Discharges year for the first three ga,mes by TCU and Waohlngton. Tho .. ~-...J_ _ _ _ __ Mro. Hazel B. BoetUcher, or the 1969-70 Notional Jlc!Ck•)i Mrs. odis G, Burris, Mrs. Lona LeoBU• season. X-ra:ll·'' jll~ E. Fellure, .tames F. MuUina, closed Mon:lay that Bob Bauo 21i5 Pallinll and lfPotnts. tho Spartans' 25-20 loss here · The 103 polnta 1a the moat or. laat year, has caught • i x m, MrS. Edward Pem, Llge had a hairliiiO fracture or his · renolve output oince the 1935 . passes ror 95 yards and one TD' D. lltlelds, WUIIam P. !l<ld- rlgbt41 ankle, which was placed more, 9ter1 N. 5nyder, Mrs. in a ·walldng cast." aeoson when tho Buckeyes ot in throe rames. David M. Tawne)l end infant that era llll8laed 104 points However, Gordon Dowdell aon, Mrs. Jack E, Gussler and with 19-6 an:! 115-7 wins over leads the ~ In recepKentucl<y and Drake, respec- lion yardage with 124 on six Infant daullhter, Mrs. Robert Marcus Tullius Tiro ere· L. Brandeberry and tnront BOD, ated the first shorthand Uwly. catches. . Mlchl8an state was unbeaten A win Saturday fOl' Ohio State Mra. David E, BOMetl ond fn. system in 63 B.C. and used untO Ita 42-28 Joss to Notre woold deadlock tho series at fant daushter, Mra. WOllam J, It to transcribe Cicero's Barnell and Infant daullhter. speeches. Dame last S.turday. The Spar. five victories each. tau whipped Wasblngton 27-11 and SMIJ 23-15 before fallinll to the lrish. Eaco Sarkldnen, Ohio State' a ,,I cbler scout, cails Michigan State ... good looking team p)IJialcally- stnqandaaresolve. They have a lllsh-iJowered j)ackfield which attacks with the triple option. Dereul vely, the)I'U pve ua _.ore prosslll'o than our ftrat two ~ponents." BUI Triplelt, the Spartau' Junior quarterback, his passed ror 237 yards and two touchdowooo end pined 125 ;rards ruoblng. Dan Hlgbsmlth leads MSU In rUBblqr with 2$0 ,Yards In 53 csrrles. Eric Allen, the Spar• . lana' main breakaway threat, baa 100 yards In 48 atteDQ>ta whilo tullback Kermit Smith Is aut with 125 yards In 44 car· rles. ' ,. !ipllt end Frank Foreman. . who cs\lillt seven paaseo ror !.:Ia yards ani a touchdown In Big Edge .,On Stats. . Min ~. CbDda, lrelb. BY JACK O'BRIAN Amblin& aiclll8 E. 37th . 81., - b tblnk Ita tile CJI!.Ier .... Mamie vonDONIUwllebedfrom 111111 II Olllo Slate Unlverll' ~- NEW YORK - Raljlb Bel· we saw a lhop, "lrYinB Berlin Utile IMsuo ballpl-a to 111 tf, opent tho -kend hire with ,. !amy •'dloa" in the lOth epl. inc.," lind being oo~y, walk. . 11er pareall, llfr, end lllra. WUlOde of TV's 'to'fhe &.arvlvora," ed ln and wondered If tune-.. AraenUne -""~'· Doubt..._, will JIIY Sell. E. llam D. Cblld!, or about ten episodes after the smith lrvlng had _..sed; Muolde ~100,000 for U!ree show cUd .... The Harold Rub- nope, tbe firm was ~ - years books, a tidJ 1111111 COIIII.derbins' creation spent $900,000 old, the man told us, waa namIn& one's about air pollution ln Dn'<lpe oo Its BCheduled oar. ed after tbo top IJ, S. 1<1118Wrlt. OIUO VALLEY )Jo opiaodes - end BCrapped or's ..,cle, had chln&ecl hands (ob, another dirty boo~!) .... UVmrqcKCO. tbem aU .... llardJ AmleB, three Ume• but kellt the name llllchoel Jloulla•' IIWiclln for s.u.m; RE!'OR'f dressmaker by appointment to "heC8U8e d. a eertaln lntrln- "Hall Hero" was ErrolFlym•s c.tllpolla, Ohio Qoeon lJz, wao aBlied whY half ale value in It," wldch was claul!hter Deirdre .. .. LIYing Solurday, Oct. 4, 1969 or her rQJal dowdlneas' dods frank at least; It sella atuft bls "Cromwell" movte•s ahoul. IIOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 26 to on tbe TV Ro,yal Fami)Jo to artists, dnltamen, dea~­ der - length halr.ptee.moua. 21,50, 220 to 250 lbs. 26 to 26. tache role, Alec Gulnnesa algne speclallookedunatyllsh: "Ionl:l era, etc. .50, lJsht 24 to 26.50, Fit Sows dea!Bn ha)l her clothes," was Duke Ellington's rQJaltiea autographs "lme & · Peace" 16 to 21, Slap 16 to 20, - · are lmmenso, bla fees for the .... The Ladlea Home Journal's lS to 18, Sows &. Pigs 100 to_ llard)''a amiable shrug. Oct. cover-line feature will be Soul Singer James Brown says "Change d. Mind" movie con125, Shoats 8 to 20. Pomeroy be wal)ls to play &!gar Ray slderable, but when tiny Mll- "The Girl in Ted Kennecly•a CATTLE Steera 24 to 30, Robinaoo In tho latter' a t I I m ton College siiYiy asked him to Car" .•.• Wllcbhhl Lena Horne's being mention. Heifers 22 to 26, Baby Beef 26 blo&: thel's casting against t;ype compose a score tor T. S. to 38, Fat Cows 18 to 22, canTo R11ister "" i1lim director Richard Eliot's "Munier in I h e Ca- ed as Pearl BaUey's suece1aor - • 16 to 18, BuDs 18 to 25, IIIIDDLEPoRr, - · says his last three pic- thedral," the Duke skipped a In "Hello, Dolly!" .... ~ old Milk 'eows 100 to 200. Lewis, who retirfriend David tures were shot "wlthoot a pro. few big-leo chances and did ~~asses•n VEAL CALVES-Topa 38.50, docer" as Is his next, ''llappy .... Tho guessing game as to ed from MGM about a year ago Seccnds 32 to 36, MeciiW11 28 to Ending"· .... On a junkettoN, Y. wbo Is the model for one of after 43 years, went I n t o 32, Com. &. Hvs. 26 to 34, Cull a tor the "Butch caaslcly &. the Rona Jaffe's charactersiD "The Independent rum productlonand 22 to 28. &.mdance Kid" premiere, one Fame Game" has boUed down turned rut three Btralibt smashSHEEP - Ewes & Lms. 5 to II'wond sorlhe donated $200 at to two: MCA's Lew Wasaor- es "" ms very -multimillion- 10, Stock Ewes 5 to 12, Fat aunpolnt. man end CMA's Freddie Field aire partner, Charles Lachman, llteep 5 to 10, Culls! to 5, Bucks was a founder d. ReviM. lledy Lamarr Ia writing poe4 to 10, F•t Wethers 5 to 12. try In her spare time, of wldch LAMBS - Tops 27.{0, Secshe his plency .... Between onds 24 to 26.50, Llsht Wts. 22 songa at tbe Miami BeachDeauto 26, Common 18 to 22. vDle, Roosevelt Grier Bald he's kept in 265 lb. trim end ma,ybe he'll make a grid comeback... PT. PLEASANT Tbe d1nasty may be ended but LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Esquire wUI have six articles on the Kenne<!Ys in Its book Pl. Pleasant, W. Va, .L-~ th 60 Saloon Saturda,y 0 Oct, 4, 1969 """"' e s .... s were HOGS - 175 to 220 25.50 to tbe first to put In TV some 20 YOIJTH ASKED FOR rrr wire suddenly stops speaking, . L-col ~e mak • me r I llttl I 26,30, Heavies 21.25 to 24.50, years agu: now the - • are This umn Is lor young ~· e ee so e lJshts 24 to 25.25, Fat Sows 19 Installing Manhattan Cable TV people, their problems a n d could walk under a pregnert ' •-chshund 1 b ~ ba k aU to 21.10, Boaro 16.50 to l8.25, to get the oot or town sports ploesures, their troobles end ' c ··~ c on Pigs 8 to 14.50, Stoch Shoats oot on Gotham's regular seven 1\m. As with the rest o1 Helen tbo things I Bhould reel gullcy 13 25 50 channels .... NBC's Brad Cran. Help IJsl, It welcomes l111""s to • · - Steers 19.50 to "'' over - sometimes I even conCATTLE doll is proud as NBC's pea- but won't dodge a serloos quos- rosa things she doesn't know cock - adopted a baby boy tloo with a brush.o!J, about, which makes her mad 27.30, Heifers 20.10 to 26.85, '"' A happy 72 to Roseland Send yoor teenage questlorul ,., two scores. I stay In tbe Fat Cowa 16· 75 to l9.90, Can~ nors 12,50 to 15.75, BuDs 18 to Ior a cwpIe ~clays, owner Loo Brecker. to YOIJTH ASKED FOR rr, dog ,._, boose th ythln 1 24. 75, Milk Cows 125 to 165, The IJ, S. Sid Corp. hired care o1 Helen Help US! this wN en over g s okay Stock Cows end Calves 155 to Jean Claude KD)Jo to lead a newspaper, again. II I ask her what was 235, Stock Steers 22,25to29.10, wrong, Bhe says, " Oh , noth old expedition to ZermaU next THIS IS A PROBLEM? •-" --• '"" Ilk ho Stock Heifers 19.50 to 25.35, Fel>, In a Jet turned into a dis- Dear Helen: ""' e w Stock Steer calves 23.75 to 31--·· · .be, wN s.,...s cotek Vlith Peter Duchln for 1 am gutting married In a ......d I sostupld?We'vebeen .50, Stock Reller Calves I9.75 ll>rught 111111ic prior to a week couple of moolhs, onr1 my fi. marrled • lx months, are both 28 10 o1 ecbusslng .... The supposed ance likes to do all the boose- 21, but she's aging me fast! · to · • Woold yoo please tell wornVEAL CALVES - Tops 411, chic E. 60s aren't sare rrom work. nwgpro - Columbia Pix veep Ted has lived alone for three en. Helen, to level with tbelr Seccnds 39• Mo<tium34.50to36. ,75, Commm &. Heavies 33 to 0 w Ray Bell had his wallet lined years !lnd before that was In tho ttu sbands · e prefer a good 38 75 • • II knlropolnt - In tbe early Arm,y. He keeps a neot apart. flgbt to the ,silent treatment, - DOUG evening .... Novelist Romain mont Trlb MARKET RE!'ORTS met · Gary after a most civilized H< says if he gets home from Dear Drug: SClO'l'O LIVESTOCK ~aUon !rom . VIlle Jeon Se- work before 1 do he'll """• '"~ .1 tell 'em, end tell 'em, Hess - 200.4 30, Z6.25; No. 1, -~i~r. ~i~li:t"·,·· .PijiQi:-tiiiiibte:.~-"1 ti!it.:~ ...,Jy ll•teJo. to wloat 2&:so: 230.240, 'til; ~411.$d: 25. ~.aacb' · ADen•• "Tike· 'the start mopthollilol-'01a.st, ··111eywanttobear. .. ·· ,50; 260.280,' 25i 280JLOO, 24,50: eJendRun"brokeallbooso he likes over, Idon'lrnindonce So again: GAls: Let It aU 190 - 200, 25.75; 180 • 190, 25. records at the E. 68th St, Play. In a wltlle, when I am sick or bang out. Be honest, uprea- Sows - 23.30-24. Boars - 18houoe bot he's bugged sometblng, but 1 want to be 1n sive, open. Don't sllentl,y buDd 19.30, Pigs by Head, 11 -19,50. tho IIIU1JIOO Is hidden by a charge o1 my boose. Would 1 little rtns into big chosms. cawe - Choice Steers, 28 • leary tree end yoo csn't see be orr baso to tell him tbe kit- If you think things you can't 28.411; Good Steers, 26.50-27 .80; bla name nor nothln', eben-<'leaning detail Is off-lim- say, perhapo It's because yoo UtilltJ 25.25.80; cootee Its?- CONCERNED realize how foolish they'd Reiten, 25.30.27; Good Relf. Dear Con: sound, out lood. ers. 23.50.25; Gond COWs, 19Usa Our Auto.Bank I think yoo'd be off y o u r And here are some hlnta for .50 - 21.80; Utility Cows, 18 • rockerl lllsbondo or pouUng pigeons: 18.80; C&Jmer end Cutter,l7.50 When husband ond wile both 1. AlrecUonate teasing, well sAV8 TIMI!': .. down; BuDs, 23.50.25.80; 11eev1 work, tbey should share OIJial Umod, con head orr wifely ··- Feeder Steers, 2~.50: Heavy responsibility Cor booaeclean- lence. She'll !orBive a lot, It Stock Calves, 24.50.35.50. lng, cooking, etc. 11 your man yoo're IOI'ablo. And afterwards Veal Calves - Choice, 42: nuts true to rOrm, he'll happlly she may even tell yoo what she Good, 40.50; Medium, 38.50; .Uow you aceeos to broom and has for!llvenl range (tbat•s whore husbands 2. Pretand you don't notice. Com., 34; Baller Calves, 30..'i2. fanl. Toko 1 qillel br..k. Move Into the quloler Smoother, And oparltecl by olx great V-l'o up to ·the lll•llf4"• ""'".............. .. world of 1ha sleek new Ford with e computerbig 429 4V Cobra Jet Ram-Air v.a. · and boy rrlonda dltrerD, but 1r It's awllllty hard staying Q Q " yoo get hull'y onr1 cloo't praise at someone who Isn't aware :!!!~~~~....:::!!..:!!::..:..:= designed 5-frame and a unique new eulpenslon ...,., llllol ....... , ••, " lllwllflcll. • • IIIII'. Tho81nople -llle. The car system. Tho rlda Is so smooth ond vlbratlon.ftH dl . . . . (If •JI, II rrf 5 · him ror his halp, yoo may soon ol 11. llte'D either explode end Q-WIIich is tile only in· that you have to tost-<lrive ~ to believe R. that hold tho price-line Ia tho beat...lllng cor of the cMnlftiMtllll . . lociiiMII eeventleiL Maverick olreecly hes more than 150,000 be writing, "Ted uaed to be 80 teD YW WHY yoo're a skunk, sect represented among the happy awno,., Join tbem , .• - how almple life good around the boose and now or realize you aren't one ar. comtel!ationl7 Torino. All now - r Illlwgh. Torino Ia the moat can be. ea..rr,...... ..,,......... be doesn't lltla tinge~ •" - H, ter aU. A-The fly, Tb~ name of completely changed car of tfio year. longer, Wider. Dear Helen: 3. If she perslats, deliver tbeco~.stella,!•onMusca ••• k an ultimatum.• "Look• h~ ...... you aver m a e .... _, means the fly. How ll's Quick! smends to alllrl wl1o won't tell It's 7 p.m. 111 8 p.m. yoo'U Q-How did tile word voo what yoo cUd wrong? MY BOt over yoor .sul~a and teD "hallmark" come to mean ll's Convenient! me wloat'a wrong or Pll" - good quality in almost any 11ft; DAILY SENTINO. a.) "Walk rlsht out the front product? door I" b.) "Give you the spank. A-The word comes from OEVOf'ED ro INTEWI' C. THE lng yoo doaervel" c.) "Call the pra.ctic~ Of j~welers in anm£R L. TANNEfDLL, Emc. f4 your mothorl" d ) "Invite mv Goldsmoths Hall m London, Rc1b1rt a.hllldl, Oil Ellllta • ·- who put the mark of their NIU"-d dliiJ' •xetPt ~llfn.Ohla mother lor a two-week vloll." hall on gold and silver ob- • YlllQ hllliJhble c-.-r, 110 IIRiuk :!IlL, •-""· otUo. urn. 11u11•u om01 Pblal (Take your choice.) iects to certify their value. lltWill, E41t.ori&l Pllixll "IJ:15'T. St«<nd dfo............... P--ar.OUo. Mxwo all, Doog (ud thb ------~----------------------------------~-------------------------------------------J NUI..-1 ..................uw Baedllgoes for wives too) doD't let !l!!l.<'..l!e.;.r, llle., d: Eut 4llt Ill., Ntw 'Ycft Ckp, Ntw '1111'11. the anent treatment become a .. Sllb.cr!ftion nta11 o.lt•r1111 bJ eurJ•r habit in your booietoold. MarPOMEROY, OHIO ..._.. ..ual:ll.t U etnh per 1JM11: a ,.r 111 lilhUH at 1M Dalb S.MIMI otftn, .,U.tl. Six riages con thrive ,., &QOd healII!OIItQ, fit 711. nr- ............. Mellor thy fiBhla, but row survive nonRIIM .... carrllr - - . '* aoaillllllo: 0.. '" lO~Minute ,,.. Porl:l•g F•r --u. '1.111. lb' JMll: on. ,.., ...~.. lib: communication. H. .......... '""- llllllitUI lt.OO. 9111:11 .... Cu•to~~MW• In Our Let Mark R t · 11e s ., , , In . - ~· - ·~· ~.).t ~/~-~~.. '~•. Cf~'~: . ~ iira;-~¢l••i;&:~. - ~: : y~peween: ·\ ·~ Baeb~ --~ '~ !dillt '•\ ¥1~ ' led& F.,... Sccitt• .~• . ~,d!merguolltaatlin. 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And withan\~tered 1\shland LP·Gas healing system you make a regular monthly ,payment for qnly wf!atyou've used . after you've used it There's also a 9-month budget plan · which.:permits you to spread your peymenls throughout the heating selisdn; · Whe~he~\you're. building a new home or remodeling your presanl ol\e, chec~ the adV"'.t~e~ ·of an Ashland Metered LP-Gas s~tem. ~ Yo1l" As~.laiid ,Bulk Plant has a complete line ol modem LP-G as appllan~s. So sl9p on or l)all today. See why Ashland LP·Gas Is the brig.tot Idea. in . ,, ' \J • modem' THE SPORTABLE s'PfUSH LIVELY LOAFERS..... THE liLliE WRH BlASS BURNING BUSH $ fl99 HERITAGE LEATHER---,. . THE SHOE BOX Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . heat is care-free with even warmth in each :room . " 1U- \ ' ,' '' DUDLEY"S FLORIST 992·5560 Middleport, O. • -· - ' j, Two strong statement& lroni two satisfied ,ownert Clf ·~~~~ of them In ourfllrvice area. 11 you're not:a~g u~~-~1'' recommended electric heatinG dealer o~ ~I Eij~~~-l.:,,;:o~~~­ Then go llameless. It's the moat convenie~'eomtort In hol!lei 1 COLUt.IBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO El.EC'TRIC coMPANY. ·..· , anY · MVRL·COAKLEY-1 PHONE 'r •... ,, 'I �. 7, liM!& ' ' ' . Anniversory Dinner Held · .._rter ReeQI!Jilllon 0( lilx members loaturtd tile Liutel Cllll Bettor lloal.lh Club' 1 33rd annlveraary dltllor Thurlday night at the ._, 0( Mrs. C. 11; Karr. \ . Olarter m - a -~~~~ were Mrs. Jlllen Elchlllpr, Mrs. Karr, Mrs. Clarenee Curtis, Mrs. Ne!Ue Tracy, Mrs. Paul Frick, and Mrs. Ernest Powell Secret pals were re.-Jed ~ on a gUt excheQge and new 111111es were drawn. Durlrw the business meeting a contribution was made to the Solvation Army. Mrs. Pearl Parker la!Dod now committees Including Mrs. Merlin Tracy, Mrs. T. A. Hewolson, and Mrs. UO)'d Wr18bt, trips; Mrs. James Gilmore. Mrs. Eichinger, and Mrs. CurUs, .flowers; and Mrs. lawrence Eblin and Mrs. Robert Bowen, servlrw roc funerals. Mr. and Mrs. Herman f. Warner The Lord's Prayer ln unison was followed by the Oag pledp Open house was held recently in observanc '- or the 5oth wec:II:Urc anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Warner at to open the meetirw. llevotioaa by Mrs. Eichinger were taken from the !25th Psalm. Mrs. Tracy recited HFriendshjp" theJr home on the Woltpen Road near Pomeroy. A three tiered aMiversary cake flanked by gold tapers centered the refreshment table. The cake was baked by Mrs. Louise Well, a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Warner. The gold color scheme was carried out in decorations throughout the house. Mr. and Mrs. Warner, lifetime residents of Meigs County, have three sons, George Jack, Dale and Ted, all or the Pomeroy area; three daughters, Mrs. Ada Nease, Pomeroy; Mrs. Dorothy Higgins, Phoenix, Ariz., and Mrs. Lola 'Ilumwson, Pomeroy, Route I; 18grandchildren,ardonegreat-grandw and the groupsang 11 CountYour Blessings.,. 1bere was an article on the Du epidemic by Mrs. Karr and ano<11er on lila roc the heart by Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Eblin will give devotions for the next meeting ID be held at the home of Mrs. Parker. Attend IIV the dlmer meeting besides those named were Mrs. chlld. Many gifts were presented to the couple by the host of frierxls and relatives atterdtng, Among the out-of'-town guests were Mrs. Warner's brother and sister-in.-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Atkins of Amlin, who recently celebrated their 61st wed- 1. M C0111 · ol rt•··· 1 ore JO•II(iiillll Clown 1~': ~~~!: ~.:= UH Oor ''" , ...~ L.,· a..&.l t He and his ~·o, tho •oroat , ...... "'' . , _ ...,,....toJo: nw• " , _ PAdiDIBIOiilbltne-woa'l-. Nancy Clpeliart, are ro·..,•-- Dont\IIW ,.., ••· .... - t i l l 10 ~.. Oe>PUU>lhatoJidl'lll....,lm: .......... >out ""'"" - · . In MlnerSYIIle. 1 Debra and Jeffrey, Rutland, and Ml-1. Demla Tolley and ..., 11 . Manafleld were recent vlsltcrs ol Mr. and Mre. Dtrold Gra- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hudson ser. pve a birthday party for their Lori also received a gift from dlughter, LorJ Lynn's third birth- her aunt, Donna Hogue o( Pennday on Oct. 1. Lori rece ived man)· sylvania , 10 Colum- Retreshments of cake inscril>- bus Zoo" Sunday in observance T . od ~py Birthday Lori, "3",and of her birU.day by her perents MEl UESDAY tee cr...- were served to Lori's aOO Mr. and Mrs. John Grueser. Retar!! ChASSN. for Mentally if&llllparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave lldren and Adults, 7 30 G1'110ser and Walter Hudson, Mr. OFFER RUMMIGE ' ?.m. Tuesday, basement or 1111 Mrs. John Grueser, Judy aOO A rummage sale will be held PTnmty llnited C'burcholOlrlst, - b _... omeroy. De ble Werry, Mr. and Mrs. R..,. at Grace Episcopal Church JlTNEY ort Halley andAm,vBeth, Melanie Thursday and Friday from 9 Moriah llaptl~P~ER, ~ and M!stee Dewn and Glenn Grue- a.m. ID 4 p.m. 4.30 ID 6·,30 p. m. Tue sday;urch S:POnsored by the Missionary Society. MIDDLEPORT LODGI:; No. -· '··' ' 3~; · F&11, 'lllesday at "'1:30' p. f --~~~- I 211 L ~ ,.,..., · INSURANCE lEAL ESTATE-MUTUAL FUOYER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE 220 JUntrAYE. 992·2342 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ SAVE HEAT THIS WIN1ER liNG BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. YOU WILL FIND INSULATION: ZONOLITE FOR POURING Weekend vloiiDrs o1 Mro. Nellie BoriiR were hsr bn>lhsrln.Qw and slater, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Dowden, and Mr. and Mr1. Jobn Mauck, Fort Ashby, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Folley and - , Larry Ray ol Manlllleld; Mr. and Mrs. James BOrron and children, Lancaster; Mrs. RoseUa Birchfield and children, Rutland; Mr. and Nro. Darold Graham and son, Darold, Jr. 0( llarriiCNlvllle; and Mro. Benle Graham and Sera Gena, HarrloonvUio. FOR POURING Atleadlng e tJRAKB &BOBs ' .. ·-~~··· Has School Party ' PHONE '· 111'1. Robert Rlnehlri, Pal..... St., Middleport, -rtalnad Friday wllb a party honGI'IIII hsriJ'Ind-. EdwlaJillm- . on hla fourth birthday. Tilt lffalr waa held at tl1a lllllne 0( Ml-1, L, W. McCom... Gomoa were playod Ill t11a ;rard. Allor Edwin opened hlo &lftl, ralreahmenta were serv1!11 from • lable centered wlill • cake decorated In a clrcua lbeme. Candy bars andbllloona nn 81•111 •• favors. Atleadlng wore Mra. Marrarlt Par. ., Edwin's creat-aunt. Jana Wiseman, Evan Wileman, Rutland; Randy and Jool Murry, ·lfelodJ aild Usa Duld HolrmiD, Anpla, MarliD and Franklin Martin, Br11n, Bnnt and DaYicl ~.).IIIIa Jo1111011, Mro. Franklin Martin, 111'1. lltrold ~... and Mrs; lie Como a. ft2-2141 , our ·cuaE ' 4: ... ~ ~ ~ 20 ct. pkg. II( 992-3748 . .A.;.. ., .• ,.. ... .• .... ••• ,1 .• GRADED GOOD BEEF • lb. - .' 1.09 Orang.eCrush •••• 8pak49~ ~ 5 ~~ 59~ PUre Cane U!""U I , ,.• • , Royal PrJ~ r--·------------~---1 PRODUCE SPEUALS! king size e e e e e e e ••• •• ' , . ••• ~.. ·4No. 2%1 .00 ' c:an.~ • '"•., , 410oz.l ' oo · . :&lasses ' • I CARROTS It I I RADISHES EACH "I I PEPPERS PKG. I I I ' I MUCH HIGHEI PIICED LAIIES' II 1-lb. Bake & Serve Heiner's lread ••••~:~.39C 1- PANTY HOSE Lad f.Sllloothi" ren'h Fries .•...• :o~z. 10~ i 99~ or Mallow ClfS I ·C11~y Bars•••..3~~ks 1. 00 II SATURDAY ONLY! II Farm Crest i ADAIIS BREAD I Cookies ..•••.••..3pkrs-1. 00 I 1 I 7 : 1.00 Cn.ewing Teba~,o...2.29 ~~-------~----·-----~ $cot '=:a . . l·lb. ......-·•bo• ·~·.:~, ' I •• • • • • • • ••• • • • •• •• • I AsSorted I \ II I FRESH ••••••••••••••box By Sev~~t-Up Botti h. ' OHIO lb. •• (' · HI•HO J GRADED GOOD BEEF •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • Ot.AMqND "INO• .,., :;. ~ ·LAUNDRY DETERGENT A~~Carvecf Mr. and Mf~· Norman BaslngerofCQ!umbus Grove, Ohio converted lo electric · ' . heal3 Years ago. ''With our old heat.,we'd fire itcup·.then it would get too' · hot and.we'd h,ave to gilt·out of bad to turn It down. Our electric heat Is so 'even'·. .. anti we c~n control the heat in each room With BeJ!arate thermo•t~ta." Cost? "Ve;y lillie·m~r~. any, th 11 n the heat we had. And there's no maintenance. It's so · comfortable •.. carelrae and sale. We're very happy with it." Electric h.eat can make life more carefree In your home. Call us or your Reddy Kllowau ·Recommended Deal.er ldf a tree eat.i~'lte. 1 · 1 19 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • I 29 .. .................................. . II 51 E Willi • "A good ·nlghfa sleep." •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 99~ ~~D.E~.G.02~~!~~••••••••• ..... ~~ ••• 99~ lb. FRENCH CITY Schools, to ~.·· Pieaunt, le one •Cif 'two l8ttia liD the commit. Blllk lb. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 99~ . -'fr ., ·.. ON STATE .coiOOTrEE PT. PLEASANT ,. ' - A flvo nil~" ,' 11 cnmm"'ee hal been ~ 1>1 Rex 1(, $1>1th, State ~'v GRADED GOOD BEEF i' DISABLED AMEIUCAN Vet. erans a n d AIOOIIary, 7:30 Thursday niWU, D. A. V. hall, Pomeroy; refreshments roUow. lng meeting. AFTERNOON CIRCLE, Heaih United Methodist Cllurch, 2 p. m. Thursday, Mrs. E. M. Wood, Mrs. Lemma Lighter, Miss ZelIa Pullin, and Mrs. Beulah Hayes, hostesses. imit Quontitiea" STEWING BEEF ll ~ ·tae. FEENEY • BENNETT Post 128, American Legion, 7:30 Wedneaday night at the hall. THURSDAY BRADBURY PTA, 7:30Thuraday night at the school; IDmako final plans lor annual Hallowcarnival. Sixth grade molhera .. We Re'serve GRADED GOOD BEEF ,_ Bldg. '"_...,,, I and Second D 51 Mlect two ...... IChool -.nt llodJ Q(llcero to ...,.._West · \'lrcbala In tl1a United States · l!llaale Youth Prorram In Wash. IJ!IIon, D, C., ..t 24 to " POMEROYCHAPTERNo.BO ' Royal Arch Masons, Wodnoaclay at 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple IT IS A PROVEN FACT THAT INSULATION DOES NOT COST, IT SAVES. -PHONE: 992-3480 CLUB SIEAK ...... J,.,_ ::::-3~<;:~~ WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT IJTERARY Club, 2 p.m. ._e o1 Mrs. Galen Brown; llle siDry ol Ernest Hemingway ID be reviewed by : Mrs. James EuJer. POMEROY • MIDDLEPORT .uons ctub Wednesday at._., ' social room o!Unitod Methodist Chu.ch, Pomeroy. '' We Accept FederC:,l roo1d Stamps w o r o Slanley ,,. . •1"'-r OHIO ETA Phi Chapter, - 9 to SUPER MAllET- Open 39e s.a.., it MIDDL~PORT, FRYERS ~~. ·Grandson Honored IN POMEROY Slllma Phi Serorll,y. 8:15 p.m. Columbus end Southam ado _Electric Co.; model meet1nr. lttiTH FOIL VAPOR' BARRIER (MEDIUM AND THICK FOR 16" AND 24" SPACING.) flt()N,flMD . AVB Fresh, Young • DO!M' LBf Wiater Catelt Yo'li With You ' BatterJ Dow• m II k and given IDY favors. Guests for weekerlt obsenanc· ea of Jayne's btrtt.ll,y were her gra ..... rents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nicholson, Athens, and Edward HoeDich and Mr. and Mrs. Reino Und, Pomeroy. DuoiDtheMiddleportCID'Iotmas parade lalllne oo the poxt meeting night, the reauJer mootlnl for December woo ellanpd tD Dee. 2. , The program e,..IJ,ol, ••n•• NeaH, Mlaa Becky Noaso, Jamoa Ander...,, Mr. and Mrs. ArtloJr N-, Mr. and Mrs. WWiam Nease, Jr, and JIll, ·I'Omero,y; Sci- and Mrl. Wal. 1-.. Powora, &Jaan, Mlobael, and Richard, Lockbourne; and lolr. and Mrs. Carl Nease, PhDUp and Jobn, Columbuo. ·eMUIFPI:PS ,saoco·· . "*" 69~ N-. omcers. SPUN GLASS PAK · llliil'~a wore prellldad til Nr, In t11a al'lernoOII cake and ..floJMmado Ice eraam were served. Relreshmenta. RACINE CUB Pack 243 meet. IJV alter school Tuesdo7 1n the basement of Racine Beptlst Church. POMEROY CHAPTER 186 Onler of the Eastern SUtr, 7~ 45 p.m. Tuesday; election or The science of ecology Is the study of the nlaUonshlp of organlsms-1 n c I u d In g man-to their environment. lOCI WOOL 8 od amct11 With a dlmer party In obNrYance ol the birthday amiveraaey 0( her buaMnd Three decorated cakoo, lliftl ham. lolro. David l)arot. The World Fellowahlp Oll!orlna anIIOuneed lor ths fir• Suncla.Y In November ,and Worlcl.!">mmunlt,y Day, sjiOIIIOrfd bY Church Women United wao aJ11100Rcod .COCA·(OLA . · A t11ontr waa lor Oct. iO wlill ths -ldont o1 Buone ' Collep .. .... 0( bOIIor MGaday nlghl when tha :JI, IL lllulborJI Sociot,y met at till Mkltlloport First llaptlst Cburch. ~.. V11'11011 Neaoe oniAirtaln- to serve refreshment&. AT Charlo• Soules, Mrl. Tony Fowler1 Mra • .Pidlon and Mro. Hcltmail. . II waa announced that t h e Boptlot Women's Day ot Prayor will be observed at the No- Husband Honored m. AU M&sler lolioons Invited. THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY llaftman...-.ltllllnltholmohslil. ·· .)joy Circle -.ctatl the .devoMra. Gar&ld Antllonjl1 vice tlonal period. · pro olden!, wao In chsrp O(.last The . Ion lilt dedication ennight's meet1n1 which tiUad "Who Cares" was ..,.._ ductod by Mra. Elizabeth Sla. .Oct. 20 .Jn AU - 0t1t At5 To help Nl~o dentun:,:~r.. ad oome ~. '"'' op PA&U&ta 011; - months In Vlelaam, Gilkey sttended Middleport IIJsh Sebool. whtll tilt diMtr m...... 11 ':~Planned FALSE TEETH . •. _.... .,_ R .fl. T.GHT .ffJl.o· llorpn, HarriSOIIYIUo; M r s. RoiOIIa BlrchDeldandchllaren, ' -'""'"". ~-- P~-Middiopor~, o.,.fillrda.v. October 1: tlflt · . . Tile ttu-M clrcli• 0( the 110- Frad Glbll•· Fbllc!Wine ll'llUP • .,. uolated by Mrs. Beulah vomber meeting Wl!h Mrs. Mil- lor Nov. 7 at the Mll!tlleporl 'dlf!:t litF~r c1411J Will 11\Mt ror.allhort bua. 11._.. II( a lifinn, Ill'•- Cora . White, Mro, laabel Wlnebron- ""-llooclln l'harltaDd~whlle Firat United · Pre. . . . . . lneoa HlllondurliiiU.oevlriiJ!a I'UIIIft &Dt prayer. Mro. Fred ner, Mra. ChorloiSintono, Mrs. eroto &1ft to be dedicated by Church. ·· lire. Caraey, M r ~ ,--~~~~~::------~~~~------~----~----~----~-=-=··--~·!::::::::==::::=::~ Beula Gnhsm, Mra. NeUie Joseph ., ' T h e ehlldren were served decorated cupcakes with their Lori. Lynn Hudson Observes Birthday Lor i was taken to the .,.1111 TAKES EMPLOYME!q Sandr• jlendrlcki Ia ~od at !he i,.Or...-.,, W, VL HOtptalr ll.nco h• gralll&llon li'om the Sehool. II( :;'ilnlne at ~St.' JoHI>h Hospital In !'Irk.erlbura. A ir~ . d FomelOJ Hlllt SehOol, Kin He 0 , clrtcka Is t11a d&u&hler dlolr, and Mro, HariQ Handrlcko Chester Road. ' The !11th birthday enol verPaul Eichinger, Mrs. Max El- aary of Jayne Hoolllch 11as <JI>. chi~er. Mrs. carman Evans, served Monday wllhapartydurMrs. Gene ThOJqJson, and Mrs. lne her m~ng klnderprtea Amber Warner. ' class at the Pcmteroy Elemen-. tary School. dlrw annlversary. nlce gifts. GIVES LUNC~N Ml-1, Cbelter Erwb>, )IIddle, ~ ~ ~*"71!1111 a un-...Jt.onortnt hsi' -I, . Nra. ,llobtrt lfcKnllltl, ylalt. lng hen li'om Ur~, Otb_er . .,eats were Mrs. Harold KIJ. ~. Jimmy Joit, o1 cv. ler ~ AtllMI, Mra. Zona Me. nil! wen weikoad II( Knllltt 0( Rutland, Mro, David Mr. and Mrs. Clllrlta Kea- Elltamlnaoi', and· Mra. DonErtlaler. win and daulltter, Amy, MidMro. Ddon Weeka went w dleport. ..,.,.dlburglfmday foraaaven! dayt vlall With hsr ICNland ~--~- •- •· Mr and u- · ~..,r.... -w, · -s. HOME FROM VIETNAM Jolut Weeko. She weal eopeel. Earl GUkol, ..., II( Clarence all,y ID be with the children, ""'"D·~• .........,, Middleport, and ""w' Maq lleill and Tommy, while Gllkol, Colounbua, nlumad 1o1r• and Mr 1. w-• ...a are out oc home IDday attar IOrYiai 14 ' I Uilon.Workman ' .... ' CARTON 1185 I ., �'I , I ·• :;- The lhltY Sentinel, Pomerov-Middle~ o.. Tuesday, October 7, 1949 • ' ,_.,., Pitt .. - ....... Mason, Fred Taylor Cor! D Persons doing any outdoor ey, Cecil Dtu:tcan; Pt. Pleas .. burning during the next three ant, Charles C. Wood, Frank months areaskedtobeextreme- Bonecutter, 0. E. stalnaker. , , ly carefUl with their lire. Here Charles stephenson. Southolde 1964 CHEV. SPEC. - - :~t are a few tips for debris burn- Elmer Brannan, FJI VanSickle' wu: ,, Place your incinerator (2) ln the middle of a 20-ioot dlam. ·' eter circle cleared of all flam,. mabie material. ', (3) Always burn after 5 p, m. for greater safety. '' (f) Never leave your lire :: W18.ttcnded. •., (5) Do not burn on windy , . days, Here is part of the Code of West Virrrinia fire laws•. ,..... :! ""The periods each year :!· between March land May 31 . I . • ~= me USlVe, and October 1 and :,: December 31, indusive, are . &.Me-~11101 :: seasons. ·:. No person shall duriltl' any : :· fire sea son, except between U1e .,;.,. hours of 5 p.m . EST and 5 • EST '. a.m. r setonCireorcause ~to be set on fire any fore::rt .":: land, or any grass, grain, stub· ble, slash, debris, or other inflammable materials. &lch prohibitions of fires shall not be construed to include (I) small flres set for the purpose of (ood preparation, or providing 1 light or warmth around which ::... all grass , brush, stubbJe, or debris has been removed for adlslanceof!Ofeet • and ;: burning which may be conwct': ed at anytime when the groond . Burrounding the burning site :;; tseoveredbyoneinchormore .--f1 snow. Any per50!l who sets or ·.. ·causes to be set an.y fire per.. mltted by this section shall not , leave such fire unattended [or ,. 8DY period of time, The dlrec. tor or his designated appoint. · ees or employees may issue '. permits authorizing fires pro. , hlbited by the preceding para. graph." . · follOWing Is a list Q(. )l>eal .forest protectors tn Mason CouniY: :~- other ~·. ennar Kimberling, Ancil Tucker, Ralph WUkinson. , : Letart, Lester Adkins, Oris ;, lltmg;>rdner, J. B. Eden, Rob::ert Hoffman, Harold E. John••~, . ·~·•~- :: JUreD d .. NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Net. : Jle Casto, Worthy Matron, 8Dd ' :Mrs. June Litchfield G r a n d ::Page, from Mason chillier No 157 Order o[ Eestern star, a~ tended the 66th Annual Session Jhe " Love Session," ol t h e• ~rand Chapter of West VirginIa, Order ol Eestern star o.. • ,tober 2, 3 and 4 at the Charles. ,·jan C1vie Center In Charles'100, w. Va ,. On Sa · · turday afternoon, Mrs. ',Genevieve Boe or Fairmont Chapter No. 34 and Mr. Paul W. McConnell of Weirton ChaPter No. 147 was Installed as Worthy Grand Matron and Wor..... ,...,. Grand Patron, respectivejy. Also on hand lor the Love ;session and taking part Ln the ;installation of the Grand Chill:ter Of!! cera of West VIrginia ., WEST • A Q 106 •876 t 73 5 ... 876 EAST • J 32 ,. Nil or ro,ecl an, ad. d.. _; :... :=•'-L r:•• ,,..,.;lefor '*" 0 •ha~ o,. : 1-.catrec:r int ... ,.....,,,.,_,will..., ~0Q 10 9 2 West Pass Pass Pass 12 con•• P•• wo,dt..... COfllloc tK86 tl•olnlllnien• . .,. Ucent•perWft•l• ........u.o bl 2t nera e Eaat Soutb Dble 21 N •.T. lN.T. Pass Pass North Opening lead- t 1 J~•ortion• . 15 cut Oiec...,. oo ,. ... par .-.t.. .... •"• paid wltllii• 10 . , .... - CARD OF THANICS & .ITUAIY .JJ~~~!,.!j..!, 0.. ...,2c,cf - ' " ' - · BLIND Alii A44"'"""' 21• OF,Itt HOUtl e.. Th e final round of the 1969 SPin gold Cup found " The Dallas the ve Aces" t pitted N against ry 5 rong ew York W'e!t~ei~e~~aSaHmu~:;y.;,:Jf Griev~ Victor Mitchell, Bill and Phil Feldsman. Every member of this team except ~esutheimer had represented in~rna- . e mted States in !tonal competition and they :t;'ed against No . 2 for "The 'oatlas Aces ." Seed or no seed the ~Aces" broke in front on lo~:eddb:~· .).hand n~vder ~~k~~~d~a~~-esl ~~~ 29-lMPle;d·at\~~inaJr~fth: firs!"<!pl!!t~ :·· "~<l'tt: SU~:ce~· ~g /quar~ i . l t c i ' lead •yainst the eventual contrac . This gave Eisen· berg a chance to show some strength by his ImmedJate bid of two hearts, whereupon Bobby jumped to three no-trump to give Bill thet choice between h no- rump or ear t s. illy elected to play in no-trump. West opened the seven of diamonds and East could have beaten the hand two tncks by goinf. right up ~ith the ace and p ayrng his jack of spades but East wasn't lookmg at all the cards and chose to play the diamond nine. B"ll t k · I Y oo hts kin• and proceeded to _run off h'?IS contract with five h rt th b ea ' and ree clu s. The Rubin team pair that held the North-South cards were not using the transfer bid and North wound up go· mg down one at four hea~ . (Newspaper Enterpri•• A11n.J h~art pla~ing 2 tln•n~. I•Jtl• • • • • • e ..._ ..._.,.. Cd North East South 1• TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding three spadep;, your partner has bid two clubs over your one !lpade. What do you do now? Answer Tomorrow -- -- ---- pGr(!h. Suitable lor one 5011. Private plfldJW. 2 per•· cal.i .... IU'I .or two elderly peoo 992-539 between 10 Lm. am PUle. Prefer private paid PI6 p.m. 9--23-tfc e.-s. Phone Ma•on 773- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ IUETTNAIS , •• 992-2143 F• Sale SKA'J'E-A.'WAY SOIECULE _ Boek to SohoaiiiU!l, FrkiiJ, ~.. ~.Oet. TRAILER FOR rent, Brown'• Trailer Park. Mineravllle. Phone 99Z-3324. • u-..lflUoreMw STORAGE ~0-6tc .p.~-kb;.t,;:-;.;;:. Ruti;.;;i;;:~,,"~UJ ·""'"'*••! \lt<!Jelill.~ ~15tp -·= lil,!f~ ,._;, ... ,. . -----·-•~---ca~ ~c orga~>- ~o.tf ~ (11 ~.. REDuciNG" ~appoint- lllpraisedprlce.Alsohousehotd Wanted To BUJ goods (aU household goods, ex- CIUN eluding stove, to be sold to the bl A CABINETS, rG!tl!d Iahighest bId de rl Household eo, old clockl, ete. Write or call M. D. MWer, Rt. 4, llmlt three peq>lo. Aloa 3 bedrotm mobllo '-to, limit 3 people, M and G Footllla,. ke4 3 miles lOUth of lllddl.port, Rt. 7• I" • -- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT No. 20201 E1tot. of Winifred Tutnor, Do· e•a••d· ---·-·1 DAliUI/2 $IiilTH AuTO l I ..... SALES UGA, OHIO Notice i t her~b~ aiven thot Robert S. Turner whgn Po1t Of• f ie• oddrou Is Rout• ), Albanr Qhio, hGI be1n du lr oppolnted Ad mini 1trotor of the E •tote of Winiftoed TUfner lar 1 of M•lv• County, Ohio, doceon·cl. Doted thh l•t cloy ·o l Qctob., 1969. • F. H, O'IRIEN Jullg" of "'• Prll'oo~ Court Mel{ill County, Ohio 1017' 101 14 10i 21 -------------------- -------------------- el!llld, Ohio ... .. . . liS. heating stove. Good coi!dltlon. 2U-Mn. · I~ ' Rlchafd A. ~ E. 'V.Itle ----- -:--:\~. ~ ---- ·- St., Racine. 11!-7-Stp ,' 992-2278. -------- ' ....:u. ---~-- Business Senlces Cleland Realtv •J Alii CONDI'i'JOMJNG, lletrlav- · aUon oenlee. ••-k'a -~- SOli, lllc. POYEROY - """ ••eu1e. • • Dlailllll DUPLEX btiCII Jldal ..... alaitttme,la 5-1-4tc ~----------- 1 ~• HOOVER waalllftl•dllne D&G ' dwllb ~!" on, ..oo. 111 ~~~~~~ <01111- r ..... ~ -a-.- '"s•.''~ New Ill..a. P ' - - . ... , iOOtl eoetllll-. •1.251. · 4-Ue -------------- NEAR TVPPEIIS PLAINS- I HARIIISON'S TV ANDAN'I'EN- Ht-31'11. 1D-I«e ll!ftl, fi.,...JIIIIItn with ..... 'a -----------FIELD GROWN DlrY•..._ I~ "Jdeuu""•• NA SERVICE. P ' - ' " '· 2522. 5,...... ,_, - - - - - - - - - oldcloan-. wltlllwy rc,tz,OOO. mums in:l . . . . . out.IDIIII blpom. All eol«o 50 <IIIII each. n...er IIMlp, .- - ~lMc r --- FOR HIRE, - ~ BUYERS ARE WA11'1NG- We 3 badroom -01, 1 or 2 llf«l' ln aood areea. CALL TODAY, 1" ..W ba elad to lninehtir . . . . Uno, <elopool dralna flo 11·wide. PaUl Alder""'i'Ma...a, W. Va. Phono 'I'IU788after 3:80 « H~91S, Raelne. , Mason, W. Va, Pboao '17J. 5147, · . 10.1-cte - - - - --~- - - - - - dlaeuao flit sale ofyourhcJme ~c REMOVE EXCERl botiJ llut.J wltltycu. -------------with Fluldex tableto. Ody .HOMES • FARMS C. C. BRADFORD, ,1.69 at NeiiiOD . LOTS • RENTALS Ccmplete Ser'VIee ' j\ A:.lo40rp · "'"' Pboao ,f94821 ' ..__ ' '''tiEitfY ·. ......._. ... D-•~ , Ohio - -, - ...- --~L._ OIRc . ·2259' Au~nnr ~Jru~,c, 3: '.. ' ~D l..k~ · · •-:. ~ COAL, LUMP, ea. ataker, mine run. Exeolotor Salt Workt, Ealll Malll St., Pam, erai. Phone 99Z-3891. 8-111-tf< ~ ~~-..--.IW'U Rn.-992·2568 &-14e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - REAov:Mix ;;o;;;m;;TE--de-ll:_ ~ HOISTETTEI IE·AALTY -------------- ered rl&bt to your prQet. Faat and eaoy, Free ttitl· males. Ph. 992-.Uif, sleln Ready-Mix Ca., Mlddl..: port, Ohio. · 6-311-tfe' ·ce.., NEW, 'l'IIIIEE It h - colcDo tal dellpecl hcJme,1'k GEO. HOBSTETTER, B-<., eeramle tile, a ... , _ _ _ _ ,.,. . , RT. 33 - here."~--, ~c• - - - -''A'"'"""'• -------- , ecme-•- -""' - -_ , ,..,.,h SEWING o-•· """' - - - - • • · - .. "' ~'""'""' ,._.. room, alrconlltlclllotl.~ en hou•e, eollar, .8 oerYice, all mak<ls. 992-2284. 99Z-3454. houae, $2.800. 'I'M Fabric Shop, 18-l~tc Authorlled SIJWer Salol and -----------SYRACUSE - 7 ....,..,Ilk Sorvlee, We SIJarpen ·Sol.. WALNUTsolld-··-·reowlth balbo f . _ . _ _ , _ , _ _., ·-~ ' - - "'v """• ........ 4-speakera, tiJ)eed automa- *10,000. tl •Bola < •·~nger. nee due Rr. 7 ..._., ball!. ba... ao~-.~~~~ $67.30. Uoe our time payment mont, lllmaee, euv«1. allll ldtehen riii!OtleJ• . plan. Call 99Z-3352. 11J.3.6tc 300 IJW, llll!lllldtllttono. Call7f2-----------.--MaL Ul~ COAL, egg-atoke....,lnerun,Ja· LETART- 5._t,balh,wall, - - - - - . - - - - - - - - ...; , cobs C..l Co. Rutland Tipple. .......,, P1J101bw. flaeetllat, CIGARETfl!: -~~~ michJ.ei Phone 742-4952 ar 992-3469, fi,OOO. 1111 Ml'Yiea. ABC Enterp.U. Ilia.., Pame~ ·-~- us - ta.· ,....,. Ft:OOii l HAVE;~:;.):.....::.;::: ,. RACINE -8 1'001111, balh,-3 • - -·~ batlraama, •• lllmaee. "'"" "-'- ---.----------lion aeto, Jim Adame, Rutte,ooo 11111, Olda. Pllone 7fl!-446L SEPTIC ~ ~12tc p =~~,::=~~.~ -980- _DO_DG_E_Da_- -6.-- ---. 1 rt ldealwork 000 aaot1 eoolltlon, 1 0 w ' prlee. Thomas Yeung, 222W. IIIDDLEPORT-?..;;...,balh, llaln St., Pcmoroy. ; . . ..., ~n· ldlehen,, 2 ear, ------------'~c ear.......,, tl2,000. , T.P• aid , . TMEN ~ARE ALliES.~ LOO< HARD! VMAT DO YOU SEE?~ uf.:"'tit'· 01, lfuoa, W. Va. n71NHL W.cte 104-:~0tc ••t 10/7 JQ/ J.C :lfC -------------- Real Eslati.F• $ale • ..,c. .... 1. Morrll as. queeo, blown and batt lnaulatlol'- E!merWhlte,lllltsrepresentaUYeo For tree estl· mates, phono Clarita Litle, ....._ v v Jcb "-'*· Da,.ty Cl•r• RODNEY DOWNING Real Eatate Broker P ' - 992-23f2 Middleport, Ohio 5-JJ.Ite In"" U.,, 800 llbld, SOoemltaall. -------------- 87 Jonet OHIO MIDDLEPORT, ------= ...._tn.al4. wuau. ...... UI,I07Ealllflh8ireet. - --------- , - - lnftiiiDrlaUon bulltlllW, ,Cii>- LAR(IE Warm Morning coal 5TATUitE/.' KING trombone, iOOtleondiUCIII. -~- ---Phone 992478'7. 10-6-81< SPACIOliS 7 , ROOM IHime, 1\!a . --·-----------acres .lead, 250 foot frant.. CAMPERS and trallen, Ill ,. Slate 1lauto Uf In Bonner and Caltlnental. taw Syracuoo. Larp kllehen with price, 10 -cent to 15 ""'" lata at birch eablneta, plont¥ of elooot apace, .......,, . _ eent oeYIJwa, Como to Gaul'• TraDer Solea. Jib- 98$ • reaUon 1'00111, <ill 111tar, 3832. Two miles IKM1h of 111 1• ole<VIc:IIY, wall to wall Cheater '"' Rt. 7. watch ro.. carpet In ll-.IIJI .._ loittt alp left on County Raail oee to _..,..., !"- af, ter 5 p.m. fol" IIIIP"Infeaitt, 10+30tc uoo BALES of ..,, ..,. tlmo- ;;;;;,-r:,~~~;;.:~. Juclt• ond ox..fflcla Clerk of •old Court ONE 08VIOLISL..,. DISCU55 FIIVANt:IIS WITH A ~RSON OF MR. CAAALIE. DOeBS' R. tl. Railll111i $los ~~~· 19UffJ. For Sale Htlj. · FRECKLES AND HIS DAY 912-2151 · NIGHTt9z·7324 ,. oilier allrlclift ltema. WOJ POODLE PIIPPIES. AKC TGr be llnllhed tncme m<lllh. Call miniature, ..,. 1111 ... stud Cheater 911U58L oel'Ti.,. and..-~,._ 1"- · goods appraised at $25,00, Pameroy, phone 99Z-827L .......~ James E. Simpaon, Adminlst t r - - - - -------~· GREEN BEANS, ptek 100Jr on. ra or o the Estate o( Mary B. Hayman, Middleport, IIIII I• ltd •Lso bo111aL Alllrw Croot. 10.5, ltl-6, 1!l-7 3tc lfYSEU. USED <11'1. Sao .llor• SWEET POTATOES,ftbull!ol. Letart r.lla. 1N-Uic -- - - - -- - - - old fbr..U, P.flend. Ohio. Alaoacornaqualh,~, IO+atc gourda, lndlu corn. Briar ------------eontalnen. Located an RL eo, radio ccmblnallon. Solid 338 ln Letart FaDs. Andrew LEGAL NOTICE .... atate untt. t111nm ebanser. Help Wanted croos. 9.28-121< Mlpl1 ftoloh. BaJa-. dao NOTICE ON FtltHG OF INVENTORY AND LOOK: WANT TO BE Y O U R - - - - - - - - - - - - - tsLSO. Uoe ourtlmePQlllellt APPRaiSEMENT OWN BOSS AND HAVE BU· NEW 196B ZIG-ZAG sewing ma• Ca1I Th• Stato of Ohio, Melt• County SINESS OF YOUR OWN? Men chine in original ractory car.. ' lo.Mtc Pre~bote Court or women - fullorpartthne, ton. Automatic zlg- zag to y OU may be a bl e to qualify Te~ the E,.ac:..,tor "Admlnl•tratot' make buttonholes, sew on~~ o, f the Oltoto; to IU<::h of the fol· for a RAWLEIGH DEALER-·-·· mo~am, and' ma~ke~ owing 01 are re1ldenfl of the -• '""D" Sctote of Ohio, vla.:-the •urvlvlng SHIP. OVer 300 weU.•known fancy deafgna with Juat the spou,e, the ned of kin, tho ben.. products. Speclalo!~r w toh 8lp twist of a st-•e diaL Lert ln II eI or I •• un d., t he wl II ; ond lo t sta ted '"' the anornay 011 .:tttot'noy• ropr.. you ge r • no money for la,y ... a .. way alll naver been •entlng any of tho aforomentlonad inventory ~~w ABOUTIT 'pat"IDnl: • JrQI'In • used. Wul aeu tor onl)' .47. Then wrl" me giving name, Cash or,, E-Z U!nna. Phone Mary B. Sld.,s Harmon, No. address and phone number. 9924685. 1 g..7~tc 20,18], Mlddl•part, Molg• Co..onry, Chlr!le PeM, Dletr!ct Soles Ohio. Msnager, W. T. Rawlelgh Co., ELECTROLUX ow-r wltll -------------~ You Ole horobr notified thcrt the P. 0, Box 204, Chllllcothe, aaot1 auction. C<lllplete with J~batlt..-w:at . , IIWenlory and Approlsement of the estate of the aforementioned, de· Ohio 45601. 10.7-ltc Ploaat New lla-.a au auachmenta ani ,even CHIOd, lat• of 10ld County, WOI ~an, IO&aq, throw away blge. Fullprlco flied In thl1 Co\,ll't. Soid lnvaniOr)l - - - - - - - - - - - - - and Approhemant will be lor DRIVERS NEEDED In thlo or- only $32,80 or terms avail• ----~-~------hHtlnt bef011o thl1 Court on the ltDRAMBIUat~G~~wqail ea. _ , driven, local and able, Phone 992-2685 • . 2~th day of Odoller, 1969, ot ~ 7Uotllll I OsOO o't:loch -.. .M. over tho 1'1114 Elperlenco 1!l-7-8tc Any parson det.irlng to file u· aa...lp.~~~; uptlont. th.r•to mu1t file them of holptui...,IJOineenlll')', We - - - - - - - - -.:..·- - - !•01t flvo doy• priOr to tho doto wUJ train ,a. y.., eon •rn 5 DRESSES, ·3 shirts, shorts and for hoorl nv, OVOI' ff.12 par hcur. F« ap. shells, alzes 7-6-9-1.0, Excol- T'lrO BEDROOM GIY•n under my hond and ual of banllfaot, sold Court, thlt. Jrd doy of Octobw pllcltloa lltl !IIIII wla!r Write lent <9JJdltlon. ·Phone 742.1969. Ul1 NalloiMide llllll,y . ~. 5141. 10.7-:lte tt-,.f."· O'BRIEH ----------------------- ' q1, wall to wall earpetand Nl~ ----·--------.!!!!""- ~lte - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ 3~ AN' JELLY SANDWI~H? I F• Salt p_ _, ~~~~~- 7tl!-446L t49W AI!OUl"' A' P8'11\1UT BUTlER F• 1bt Ftstest S~nlct OA Y• NIGHT •.. ~LL · RAILINGS,·SERVICE BRAND NEW 3 t 1~~Will bn:.c In Platnt 'or•· hat buiJl.ln ldtehaa, wind for • .._, almdD'm cmr ---·- ---------- LEGAL NOTICE - UanpW Ntl.on"-- •n ....... ..,..._,. , ........ • • _, , . pen, autoa. traUers. Phone lid saturday, 7:30 Ill 10:30. 992-2798 or 180 Dick Seyler. A•llallle fol" Jlll'llo1,....,. t-24-12tc da1, Tueadey, andTburllll,y nlllhtl and SaturdQandSur>- - - - - - - - - - - - - - day afterDDOilL Phone tSS. 3929 or Chester 985-3585. 10x5U2 1WOIIIBEDiUROOMUtroller, husbaOO an::J lather. We wish Wl-30tc a gas u es,wa to wall to thank the Ewing Funeral --- -- -carpeL 181 Loeuot St. Ph. Home, the Rev. Charles REVIVAL AT 99Z.2619. 10.1-6tc Kirsch and the Rev. Dale MeBapdot Church, September' Clurg who were so kind to us 29 to October 12, 7:30p.m., -----------at this ttme, Pastor, Paul Taylor. Eva1>- 3 11\JOM furnished apartment, The Lee Jackson Family. geUs4 Norman Taylor, Speutilities paid. 356 N, Fourth 10-7-ltc clal slrwtng. Everyone weiSt., Mlddlepor~ Phone 992· ----- --- -----come. WUIYouCome? 3342. 10-3-Gtc ;wt,W!Sij_. -.- - - - - - - - - - - - - .. · TRAILER LOTS, Bob'• Mobtte ...tro. ,._,,,.. helped dur- . EXPERIE NCED lntl!rlorandexCourt, Syracuse, Ohio, on sited and all..,who tertor pa· tl t Stat Rt. 124 Ph 992lng the illness and passing of tr nd tn ng.roo ,carperJoo 295: • o:11"' our loved one Lottie Yost Y a masonry work. R01>• To those at Memornle Hubbard. Phone 992-2276 Ia! HoSPital, Dr. McGowan, or alter 6 p.m. t92-3$11, TRAILER. Roy Armeo. Phone .Funeral Home , 1114-121p 99Z-3181, ist Gerald Powell, Rev. Me- - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ c •r ROOF REPAIR and remede'· -------------•ell Smith: ones who helped lng; aloalnterlorpalnttngallll THREE ROOMapartmen4eomdur ng our sorrow. Y o u r romodo!IJW, by eoltract. pleteJ.y modern with buUt-in kindness is greatly appreciFree esllrna•· Phone 99 kitchen, waD o•en and table . , a nd we WI'II a1ways be a ted 2806. We_ ·-here toJ> unit: stalnle11 st-• oink •grateful. io-1-lfc with diSPOsal uni4large bath The E. R. Yost Family. and lsrp closeta. Nlcel,ydee10 -7-ltp BOB-;Salo-;;-.nd orated. Call 9924278 lor ap------- - ---- - Health Center is now open, polntmentafler 2p,m. Lost 9 Lm. to s p b s=tte • .m. REGIS ment,Sp,m. tolOp.m,noap.. F - - - - - - - - - --- - - beagle in Leading polntment necessary, Locat- URNISHED three room·-"'c TERED k -roe area. Reward. Phone ed below K and K Mobile mont, lhower, MW!1deCOI'J!t1 992 -5?04. I0.7.:Itp Homes, P o I n t Pleasant. ed, 507 Mill St., MIM 1111011. - - - - - - - - - - Phone 675-2454 or 675-4020, Ph- 992-2792, s=tfc 104-tlc - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TWO BEDROOM ~. Uv'LEGAL NOTICE ·-• "" The Msry B, Siders Hayman YOUR TV BOt has a bad picture room, dlnll!l room, haU lid real estate wlU be offered rar tube1 Chuck ean repair It and one - ....,. carpotAid, 784 J!l!lr&ntee IL B r I n g It to BrowneD A..,, I!Jddlsa1eat the otnce of Crow, crow Ch ..,.... uck'a Allllo, 152 Butter· Ph. 992-11961 or "2-SOIL & Porter, Friday, October 10, lilt, Pomeroy. Phone 992 _ • .. ~1969 at llo'clocka.m. The Pro5080. 10-6-lfc - - - - - - - - - - -~ --percy appraised lor $2,000.00. 2 cannot be sold for less than the - - - - - - - - - - - - - - HOUSE, bedtownlurnllhld. Ew~ Small11t - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FURNISHED APAnTMENT, 3 lo - - ... I WILLptckll)merchaOOlseand rooma ud ..... cornar ol ....... _ · Third and ~• & . ~·~. . .._ to aucUon on a percent. \.AoiU ~. _ . . aee bula. Call Jim Adami, port. Phone 9t2-2180 or DQ2.. AWNINGS, storm. d0ora 343 auetloneer, Rutland. Phone 2. 9-30-Uc wtndqwa, carportl. uar- CARD OF THANKS WE WISH to thanh all our !rlendsalllrelatives!ortheir visits, cards, Oowers,prayers and manyldndnessesdur~ ing the loss o! our beloved Vet~rans c-. amua-m-.:.-;.; 31.~nWed ar of Thanks tho ea I. ·Malo , . ._,, o. io.atfc FURNISJIED and unfumtshed 1...1-lte ------- -- apartmentL Qontoldlool. TOM LEWIS, water 'fell drill· Phone 992.643-l. 'i&.:i8-tfC whh log, Letart, W. Va. Phone 895-3802. 9 "<)Otc - - - - - - - - - - - - - GobtN ...... IIIIIE-V...... llall......,IIU!l, ~~;;::s Q-The b;dd;ng has been, '"'ftV c...,,..-· ~------------- UO •·•· ,. s,oo ,.._. Dollr son, Wis. Pa.ss J+ Pass 1• 3• • This Is the first time in many Pass Pass ? You, South, hold: years that the most Worthy 4K8l6 ¥AZ tKQf oloJH3 Grarxl Matron has had the op~ What do you do now? portunicy to take the time from A-Bid !our spodeo, 'Ibis is her busy schedule to attend the correct, whether you pt.y thia Grand Chapter session in West partklular jump II fon:ina: or VIrginia • mere Y u lllrongly invltlltional. mid-block during 1968. po~Word • .,. ineeni.,. Mini"'u"' cw,. PSc ¥KQ3 • 7 Mini ~rtmerRt furnished, bed room, kitchen, b 1 t h, 5185. For Wont Ad S....,tca 5 eonll • Ks 4 Worthy Grand Matron of Madi- 40 per cent of pedestnan deaths occurred in ~~·Es .J942 ' 4 K Q 103 Ne>'the• vul tuning. Phooe 992..5509. l0- ~ Dar of Pul.liceu 0 ,. REGULATION$ ---:.= - TM P""li•. ._, ••••r•e• the I ht V'C'"CY' SOUm (D) ,wasMrs.SaydaPetter50!1,Most Wefit So~e 10c:c:o~ocf '""OM EEK AND W.CIER ,._n 3 blocks from poat omce. 5 " ·"' · Oar Befare PWIIcatlon Mondar DoocfllM 9 . ..... 9 42 tJS.f .AS Notice & C.. PIANO •ut Conullou.,.. •• until 9 •·•· ,., • ames bled to ask for a diamond d "-· ~SIOD ~~~~~~,.'~?" ar Bulldcwll' Rw"e• To F• Rent HARMONY APAIITIIENTS,fttr. nl1hed, 3 J'OOIIII, bath, ,prt.. vaU! parld,._ Outofallftoodo, WANT AO 1 '· each to i wrnd""ll)j wll a 92-IMP vicApple Grove, Charles With- t ory. , ers; Evans, Andrew BeattJe· On the ftrst hand, use of • the Jacoby Transfer bid bJf • Frazle Botto ; elhelm rs Gl m, oodHomer Beck- Billy Eisenberg and !lob er; . enw ' L. E. Goldman led to a 450-point, 'Chapman, c. w. Meadows: or 10-IMP, pickup. . Grlnuns Landing, Clodus Buck; The no-trump opening was , Heederson, Theodnre Gordon; normal and Goldman's two·;Gallipolis Ferry, James Blain. dtamond response was a : Leoo Clean Cadle J transfer to hearts. East dou1 ' ~-•- K' L _ _ _, _ ._ .._,_.-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __j By Oswald & James Jacoby NORm •., A 9 87 J ladY during the day, Monday thJ'OU8h Friday, a a.m. !lid 5 p.m. •20 week. Phone 99Z. 7155. 10+3tc OPIM IVU. ... P.M. Jacoby Transler Turns the Trick ,. ' . :· .... -GUARANTEEDPIIONEn2·84 . ,.••,., ll . ~, .... I SOMEONE to alajo with Invalid (/~.. W. ' ' ',.{ $5.55 Help Wanted ® II-.... I'• . ' . EQIIIT Wllttl AIIIIMtllt POIEROY --- ----S-'95 ....., - - WIN AT BRIDGE o( ~ herebydesignatedasrorestfire · Po and Glenwood, Worthy Jellero .• .. S...l"' MoiJI, Galllo Bi !cayne 2 Dr. 6 cyl. Automatic trons. Good tires. Needs point job. Normally •ell s al $895. , Mlllard Wallis, t!verett (1) Burn in a safe incinera- Hamson, Kenneth Birchlleld. • '· Business Services wMh L - • ..., ,., p .... 1966 BUICK. --------$1695 Wildcat HT Cpe. Whit. finish. Blk. vinyl l<im. Good tir•s. 'Automatic, power &teering. Radio 1964 POIITIAC ---~..- -- .... ___ ..___ $945 H.T . .4 Door. Lac~l .lo-w mile. 1 ownttf car, good WW t1res, green f1n1sh, clean interior automatic ' ' power steering and brakes, rodio. Harbour: New Haven, 1'1111 Bot- ·. '·: . ·, tor. - ,_ 1 Pflolll {614) 912-2111 .1•; utory Forest Fire season be- Johnson, C, R, GUI, R., Tuck: i gan October I, and will eon- er; Milton, W. M. Kimble, Ro.Y . . ers: ' '"•• ....... Hwtl!'l ,__, 1'1.;; llioJ Olio .... .... ..... ' D..O.. Department ofNaturaiResourc- ver. , , tlnue through December 31. ' ' •••,Co. pointing out that the stat- ,, Bargains And More Bargains-In .~ntin~l · Classifieds Fire Setison . i,' es Is ' +a·.,·OI!i!llllli: SanllaJI'I"o Sla1llr!. 112-3035. , /~~ - .---.,.------,.,;...;:. SEE NEIGLER l'dl"'iw ~Jill fDio bttlkii'W. hGa!iL Call CluJ N.laler, Rael!le, ~ . ... · --...,------:.~· HELEM 0r viRGIL TEAI'ORD IIISifillce · 1, ASSOCIATES ft2-3325 ,AIJTC)aioliiLE ............ .;... SYRACUSE ~ Lcitt your .,..;···' li-Mtc lltr'allcenWI Call"~ -~' f2. ~lndof terrier DOWN 1. Capitol atten- e. Jaekln ...... crib· 11. Foot t...r li.Oid - --- dant 2.Ltko ..ereen" 11. Roman aome ~lJJ-1b)!®llo.tJGun'' '.-I~ u--welhnetnurJumblet, ...... to eaeh .......... to - fona foar otdiaarJ words. lt. loulll- 3. But>- portin&" fftmeworks t.014 em lathm JO. Ap!to 21. Over.. -.. 22.=- o!PIIIl· 22. Irtlb ortlele &, CO!J. 6. Bwedllh pJo 7. o..... old 8.Sldelds for )(md•y emblem Z6.t"JJ<Ia"in II [I lea II I II [ TOIUIED D HOW 1'0 A'oOID COI<:NS ON 'JOUI't: FEET. tJ I I :f.:o"J!:~i:.-.::::. N the el l e d - r I I r xJON you• r r 111 t....,.,..•) IUIMIL (AM~ J Yee~H~A~~,·• I I Ul DOUII MISSY MIL- Ao.un . . . , M/t HHJfJ U-IIOinY Ul �.... \ .I ···, a_ The Dat~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-M1ddl- o., Tuellday, Oelober 7, 1869 News ••• in Brie IS· (Continued fr<lm - e 1) ~ 41: · th " ere. · GP.n. Turner to lell laU ttory . WASHINGTON - SENATE INVESTIGATORS summoned Maj. Gen. cart c Turner to answer charges today he hushed Lt a. ser- vice club s~an:lal and used his office for p~rsotalgain when he was the Army' s provost marshal general. Turner was fired one month ago by the Nixon administration as chief or u. s. marshals, a job he took after retiring as the Army' s t<Jp police o£ficer in November. Hehasbeen accused o, cov· ering up an alleged conspiracy of Career Amcy sergeants who d · d u s. service clubs around the world by "sldmmlr~" slot rame · stealing liquor by the case~n1 paying themsel.. s exmachines, tra salaries while on leave or h~spIta!IZ ed. to 42 per c~t cal year. Water aud sewer charges totaled $12,120.93. &hot~ P The seasonally adjusted unemplo.yment rate o[ 4 per cent or lhe labor fol"ce was a rise oC0.5 per cent over August, the bigest one - montll jump in nine years, moving to its highest . po~t gl ce October 1967 when it wa~ 4.2 per cent. Harold Gol.dstem, s n • • a,Sf.istant COJnmisSiOrter Of th e Bu re&;U or Labor Statistics lgnifi I caunt, II tioned thai one - month changes '"are QOt always s ca Announce Progrtum For Sclwol Pupih ' The colle81!plid$36,Wi.22 for electrlc::ltY over 12 months, an average d. $3,035.43 per month. The fuel oU bill was $21939 • •55 ' or last month _ its highestlevelin23months with the increase h1tttng hardesl among young, white blue collar workers, the Labor De artment reported Monday. ! sewer charges. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TV • In R ev •ew ·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:..:·:~:~!>):~::::.::;:::::.::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-.-.: • • • • II (Continued lrom page I) with · several adjustments. (CooUnued A-om !'aile!) , be why you do !101 ha.. the cabie &.levi YW e>pected. strat. ton says the regulaUons literally prevent a homeowner fr<lm belog comected to CATV although his nelJlhbor acrose the streo~ haa IL "Stratton has introduced 8 bill, H. 11. 10510, which if eJaet. ed into law would be theftrotleglslatiOI!deallng Sl)eclflcally With the CATV lnlul¢rY. Tholawwouldglvethe FCC guidelines for the reasonable regulation of CATV. "Much o1 the CATV controversy could be quickly aol.ed If Congress passed a law covering CATV. But in cOIIslderlng thla problem. members or Congress also are sensitive to opposing forces consisting ol powerful lobbies representing the television Industry, motion pictures arx! others. No the meaotlmo, the promise of CATV Is yet llllkrxMn to those who seek ita beneftta. rn..stments are withheld, construction ot system's deJa.yed, jobs never developed, ciUesare deprived of needed 'tax revenues. ••AJJ bel:ause, as the old saying goes, handful of men in Wash-ington can write the regulations." Both Pomeroy ani Middleport have had agraements for several montlla with Ohio Video Service, Inc., T!Mn, for cable tel&vislon service. However, FCC approval has not been forthean-. alan :::..ao; . ~!&IIUJII!II. f!om Pop 1) . are. &J" ::":a~tM-la&t _,, El.erfelds In Pomeroy . .. ..... - -~ . ~ '• I I at the "FRIENDLY ONE" a shoping BONANZA! i lo I, PROPANE TORCH FUEL CYUNDER I~ Womens Loafers 1.99 Value $1.74 pr. wnH COUPON lEG. 1.49 1 lb. Bag SHREDDED FOAM 59c Volu• 2 bags $1.00 Non- All..-t•nlc, woshoblo PILLOW CAS~ i.59 Value pr. c 1 ., 99' PROPANE TORCH A mus.t for evlrr _,rkP.opl lnttantly llgt!ll wilt-ooul pr•t!t~allng or priming. Solid brau burn1r with ncm-corrodlng bron nHdle valve for petlllv• thuf.. uH. Portabl•. Burnt up to IS hour• on '"'':"'"'" ... 719 4A9 .............. box 57c CLAW HAMMER Rubb1r bumper ot moutn oi cote , .. d11t11 1nd brdog•. Ch rom• toll. R1g. 5.50 Populor hondyrnon"t monn•r. Drep forged haod, poll.tt.d linllh. Hldto'f ...ndl•. 16QZ. (HWO 2.79 ZIPPIDI-00 grease. oil and otld . 25' 16·3 GA. .. . .. .... 2.39 50' 16·3 GA . . .. .. .... 3.79 100' 14·3 GA . ....... .. 9.79 TOOLBOX ZIPPIDJ.DO BLADE Full l1ngth hinge. HHYy duly dro ... bolt wilh •Y• for pod lading. St..l cor· rlnghondle. 6""11 16"' R1g. 7.tiJ Cult maleriol• o clrwier 4.59 !Sao-&iiLcn•--------&iSsYiiiMSj GEARED I TO SERVE .j YOU BESTI U-240 !envelope s to I . 1you steps , t1me. !But rememb e r, you went to discu ·your finan c ial ! We're well supplied to fil~ all your heatina and : · cooking needs. We do tra1ler hookups. Why not 1 plan LP gas heating for your new home. We install completely! 1 I :..---------------------------l need s, pay u .s a vi sit. We'll be .. lad advise Strotaht lin• or orbital odlon IICinding. On•hand control. 32 tq. ln. tondlng area. Flu1h 10nd1 on Combi!IOHon .1/~" and 3/8"' drln. lcleol for car molnt•nonce, wotbhop 3•1dn <><hobby ......k"'"· R'il. 16.9S FOR NATURAL JOlt as f&{ as state regulations are concerned. ..,- I!D"'Itc lain!• of the lOW con;tl cl"' Saf1 ro Ull. Won't dog. No .horp tMI:h bcutlh•ua.r. Reg. ~.00 · W »i H . . . IJiN -trill oltbe COla. m01<110111 aeet1011•1te l(lth~~areaorlllo Afa1p ' IIIJlh Schottl•.Walla ot the c)aa..._, ire In vivid yellow abd white With black aceerto. . MONTREAL _, CJTY POUCE ENDED A STRIKE - ] f todQ and oet about reotorlt)g order oul ol the nl&ll!ma ... ot..., ·~- ~ battiea, m.s looting lhatel"l(lteddurinethe ts hoara ~·· laraeot clcy;waa virtually wtthoullaw,~ ~~~~ . . ..,... ~ that ol .Pivvlnclal pallee QJI. ,!Woer!' D a. 211. llooaid 26 ftraons were lolured, wllll aeriou8 sunal>ot • • Blllllll¥ S•ate.'S f,l ~ at,y, WE 12..98 0 88ld trlmn of Clement F. the appolnbnent 1108 INSTALL •7020 1/4" DRIU R"'VV.d Mon-Grip hondl• for COiniOfl and tonlrol. Orillt 1/~" In ••••1, 1/2" In hard...,ood. 2'250 RPM. e The Jury Olltjlllleled in 111e T.-tofd. Doris Miller, Opal of Fortao thet led to his .,......., pleas eourt •-ed Jiarl;ls, .. Zlba O. Mlclldfr, and resignation lr0111 the court, said uau-...., 71, ~' Hc;m>I'J"~. unby.JHid .,. e 50,000 BTU 65,000 BTU 85,000 BTU st.ier ...i ~ ~ftal · -·· flli'liel!!!':o "~'"I!~;~ ~ a and~ ~ Rcon!ne ~:~ . • ' ~ _. "JZ~·eo- ~ ·• . . GAS HEATERS 'J'l! 1Jies ' Installed With Tank &Meter PAY FOR IT AS YOU USE IT! ,. ·i Rutland fu,rnitute Phone 742-4211 •• .ARft(ltD GRATE •.!If \ 1 Rutland, tihlo ' TEN CENTS -]· :·. - rr • •.. V -~--- ·.,;· ' . -~·" ., ' .. , r. , ' ' . ·~ ·Bii.llar Skim . ' ' ~ S'I'UDENTsWILL .r\UO LEAIINmo..carlrwill1bemetology depertment or the Meigs Hlgl1 SchooL Each of these six table& Is equipped with a gooseneck laJnp. fl!OD' of the r00111 is done In a white ani avocado tllelllld ltgbt. lfl: is d.orescent strips Covered with shades. By Bob Hoeflich Mr. ani Mrs. Ben Ewing and Mrs. Henry Ewing ha.. reto their homes rollclJr ill: a month's vacation. They really hado't Planned to stay away that long but they found so much to do. tW'ned First, they went Eutlllld,a. alol"q) hit Atlaltlc Clcy. The place wao J>nctlc:all,y closed down. So they visited Mr. and MrS. Raosoll Knox In New York !or a lew days. Mrs. Koox am MrL Henry Ewing are sisters. From then on, it was plenty of Ira ..1ani the Ewings visited in Csllfornia, Las Vegas, Nevada, the Astrodome and fij)ICe center Jn Houston, Texas, to name only & part of the stopS. Mrs. Flo strickland also has returned to her Pcmeroy home following an extensive trip West She went first to the hc.me of her son, John, in Portlao:t, Ore., and then with her son and taJn- . Uy traveled considerably visiting points of interest along the . : West Cc:ast. ment on his position sayilg, THE INTERIOR OF THE NEW Meigs High School is goblg to be alive with color - briJ!ht greens, oranges, yellows aed otber 11 public confidence in the Suhues are being used in the interior of llle structure. preme Court as an institution colors are a farcrylromthe subdued greens ani belpa is the overriding consideration used The often in sdtools over the past years. as far as I am concerned. The colors and where they are used were selected by an InGriffin made public his terior decorator associated with the architectural firm which de. position just before a closed signed the school. meeting of t h e Judiciary The bright colors may be a bit too vivid for the older 81!DerCommittee, called IOconslder , aUon, but, who knowa, maybe they'll provide just the right learnthe Haynsworth oomlnatlon. ing atmosphere for the stndenta who, aller all, will be occQPylng The committee conducted leng.. the bulldlog. thy hearings on the nomination and critics of Ha.Ynsworth have OlllO HAS HAD 1,732 FATAUTIES so far this year as the been insisting on answers to result of tralllc accldenta. more questions about ' his Heacttng the list of groLt>s kil1ed in such accidents are the actl vi ties both on aed off the tS.:t9 year olds rvlth316 followed lzy the 2~24 age group with 27L bench. Of the total fatalltleo due totralllcdeatho, Meigs County haa There ha"' been allegatlans recorded four this year ... twelfth from the bottom among the 88 of posolble conflict ollnterest counties in the slate. Cuyahoga COUJJty is higb with 185. on his ~rt- or at least lack or oensltlvii;Y-for bualneoo dealIT APPEARED THAT MEIGS COUNTY was not too well rep. ings involving llrms which had resented at the dedlcstion ol the Reeds ville-Belleville Locka and cases pending before his court Dam Sunday - not ton many familiar faces among the crowd on - the 4th U.S. CircUit Court of bani. Ajlpeals. Eoen liaynsworth's alronpst have conceded there II atrong <~Jposltlon to him, wUII esUmateo of <VliOiitlon vol<ls- when anllf the ~ba­ tlon reaches the Setate. IIODr (Continued on Page 8) a~t~porters ,..,.........,..... Newapapera•llitr: . ' SUPPORTERS OF THE VOTE for 19 cunpaignare lq>ing for a llood turnout at their wOl'k&h<IJ meetlnr scheduled for 7:30 toniaht at the Metgs Hlgb School in Middleport Open to the public, the seosl011 wlU streas s-rt from voters In the lc"'erlng or the legal voting agelo Ohio to 19. Ohioans will vote on the ...... ure at the Nov, 4 electl-. On hand for tonigllt's session will be Slate Senator Osldey Collins. A SALUT!II:TO THE BLAI;TTNAR AUTO CO. Is a feature In OM of the wllliowa or the ~n~ Headquarters on EsolliiUD st. .in Pomer.oy. , • Blaeltii!U'a,... cho,en ~the finn haa given the~ mobile a~ ot car mant•liwhlchdateback to the 1930's Utf elllld be beoeflclal to . resldiots IIIIo Watmatlon, llll'Uealarly ~*~~• l'rJr older cars. Some Plcturea of tlie lira•a . andperlcriDIII .... leatured in the "buggies to Buieb" --.uoa display. ·,. lit tha ott. window at llle headquarters are arUcles wbleb, ' are available ~ ;~'Communlcy ~rovement Aal'OI'W!,.. · which is hoping to ralae Nms for a ~rk In Pomeroy. The boGf · IIIOblle ll1alf doe• not take lll"dero f.,. theartlcl.. but lf '. riu .... IJitereot In·the artlcleo abr vieWing the ~ :I'W - CCIIiiioet' lira. Jllltn Noon. Sbo <lUI 1G!I the ilotalfL · Much Ia .eoOJdrw atalht iho ~; 'tili. Rae '$, -. YEARS OF IEPENIMi.E 51"1¥1(1 ' . MIDDLEPORT, OH.IO lllllber Federal Deposit Insurance Cor,oratllll l"T~·ped ~~d V J ...... ~" rlh.01 <~Jpositlon D. Ellis $'7,000 fOr Ror{Ponohew. he had made his position known ewtiln llllld, loeh""g $2,tji6 J:..... ... D---L in a letler to President Nixon. lot: !!'• land uled, $2,Ut tot: l?'l'lv Grt«ln was named to the dat!Joau to the re~ 1111c1 Senate Judiciary Commluee by $2,«00 for airucturelwhlclnrill D d• the Republic:ana recently on the .. ""'"""' .lo the eoutnic- {· ~ · et - Y thecn7 that he was a sure tlan. .· . ··, lflrie lleorhs, 71, of 838 E. lltlporter of llo1narv<V'tb. His The ori&IMI ·illfer ot (h , ,_; 111a1o BL, Pom-, died Tues- declsl011 not to do oo Mls a -. dQ' it1armon lo the Melia Gen. blow to the 56-year-<>ld U.S. Clrcult ....,..•a ..._ .'.'.'' ~ era! JlosPital. · chances of · ·· ' drlHfar • VETERANs Surmwo lol!lllda her •OIIflrntatlon. · i "• Vfra:lnla eo.ert, AllnerQY, "I belleoe Jud81! llaynswortll ...,.. - THE· SOVIET UNIONio._.,..., .lll-. Adlo!W tlneles and...,_ to be Ill honest man and a lllifU• ..r.and Eurapeloa eOU.otioe lluao1 a 811 lllno. learned judge," Grlllln told a fltat wciilld loc!ttde ......... •eonctt!lllc IIIII VIYlller lfllllll Ftaral '101'¥1•• wW be 1'\111011er, "bul lepUmate and -NaltiiiJ .', Cill~ ..~.-.. 1/G!i- ,~..,.at p.m. at the Ew- a.mstaollal doubt has been W.. · ald .~ 1'1 ' J(i)$, - fl1jr CIW!tJ 'wlfiO·flle!!eY. Cllar- railed eoncernlnghle IODIItlvIIOlii"US 'lhe ~ .~~ · 'f.._ ·leo Sfp ttl GfllclafiQg. Burial !If to the hlah llltlcal atantlards wn ~~~~~~ rt. Jr., !iii4!J'id. , to llllliD .,'IIIII:JJe ·1o Boech-'Crove Ceine- dema- Gl'llle bellch." ,lfarJ. ,-, · t..r;, Frleillla _11111 call at the Tho t6 ·Year -old aoslllfart liU'I& GOP leader Pl'OJ>Ued a ~:;.ll~e~allip Savings Accovnfl Loana 'J4-nr Ojj ' · .::;;;, Ywz.., BOMED GAS VENTED Orders With Opposition Se~r WASHINGTON <lJPO ate Republican Whip Robert P. - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- --....,;._ _ _ GriMn amounced his today ID the &lprome Court ,, .; Safifty Deposit Boxe1 Traveler' 1 Checks . pl~a ·~ ;,.: Jleip Count;y . , 'Illes- llete $!,42$ ror ·the land, no a mistake and that It W<lU!d . ~:W..~.!:::.;'"~nJtllom by IIIUIIIdlng IIIUWI of day aWarded a PI~ ,01111- dama81!s and atructureslnvolv. ,be a mlllako lor llle Senate to .- ..,.... or abopt tlve 11me1t die~ .ed. . confirm lt. 1innllpltl J;tt ~'wake ot deatruetion tllrGuah the center or.,_ of IIV!IIe1~ · . blm ~- IW;1og lljf the Jury w r e Grtmn, who led <IIPOsltlon tNII. A ~ l)JI the ciQ"• 3,710 polieemea, ~- JGined by a 1y bi ifie< D~ it Georp q: Jolllston, George last fall that bloeked Abe m.Jorit,y ol the, eity's 2,t00 llr8mea, ended at 12:30 I. m. llheD lllilnny. . :.lsnded· needed In M, AtWns, c. P. lflrrla, Jr., Fortas from being elevated to i J!OIIce u'*tb h*dera bowa!· to -aeneJ! letllslatlon ~lied ilnpruy to llautes 12t A. T, Warner, Theodore PW. chief Justice lllld subsequently •nt-toly at a haad)Y conveDBd aaaalon ol the JII'OYIDclalu- IDd so. linl, Wmon L. Weber, llarold took a maJor hand in criticism ....------..., 17/ HP. Checking Accou_flts or tho vocational department at the GOP's Griffin ....,...L __ _,_ .IWfoe. ~ to' rwtorillg .........- first section •[ hif' school. as ar to 1Uture . With ~IIXC.Optlon ot cabinets in a storage room ani lockers 1n · ./WIJI., the _coameto.I"'D' taelliiY '•· ·rea<b' .m 110. The f~ is modern, c:olorlltl aed ooe mllilrt say ~f ll!Ush. The acc:o1Jl1)811,Ylng photographs show the loa.. PARiiEiiSBURG- BY if/lll!l''111AN AI-TG-1 MAIIGIN,- e. OR I I . 11'1 here Tiellll.y turned.dowtla r~ordlnmcewhfch 11t111 bela ~·sad lzy ,e llf cwocll. But tlie ...... "herepreoonled altat!t per eant 9f the clt.\"a 2t,OOO ellglhle wtq citlzena, lurDBd ou1 lo tolo to eodor.. a now city charter 'lihlch will .... more - 10 DUAL-ACnON SANDER 21 PC. SOCKET SET I : Ulfllll new ground ruJa 0 I I Pictures and Heport BY BOB HOEFLICH Constructloe of the Melp Hlgl1 School locatad In the Rock """"s area Ia ~. • However, progress ts being made on the $3 million strucIDre. The interior is beginning to take form . Nearest to completion inside ls the cosmetology classroom in the vocational section of the new school. Work emJiha,sls has been placed on this partlwlar section stnee the Oldo Department of EducaUon requires lllat study of the &Object for proper credit must take place uoder the roof of llle oew building. A& It stands oow, the students enrolled in llle two year course wiD be required to make up the time already On tbe now <:Mrter looue, 5,308 persons voted In faYllt' Wbtha1 3J89 '!ere aplnetlt, lnd 6,608 oppooltlan vo~<~a wen call on tbu Zlllllng ordbanee lsoue, • - e d to 1,984 fOI". INDOOR-OUTDOORS POWER OORDS WE CAN SOLVE Ill BOrnE GAS TANK Cosmetology is Near Completion YOim ,.,.,. d0Wn110~fw ordl~ 12' TAPE RULE MIDDLEPORT Flu!, y•llow vln,.l cords Jllitlont to fed'a ,_,... . . ' Ol:af.. 3.89 0 THIS IS ONE OF TWO e,trw-.lathe lfolcoi!WI Sc1too1 ~ d u - . Ill' United Preao lutenttltltlllal llllltCII' ~I R-u. 3.59 0 ·: Bah' dryers are attached to tho bock ot tho overstuffed chairs which are done in a brl8ht floral print. Esch chair baa a motdtlng footstool. BOSTON - SEN. EDWAJID Y, KENNEllY'S lawyers alked the llassacbusetta Siqlrame Court tuc1aJ to dl~ a dlatrlet court )lllp scheduled to preside at the lnquelllnto tile dMIII Ill llar7 Jo ltopechno. Attorney EdwarGP. ~ 11ao alked the hlah eourt to overturn the ground rille• Edalartawnlllllrlet Court ~udp Jimes A. Borlo ~ for the inque1t. llal!lfy did DOt aik directly that nowa media be barred trcm 'll!t·~-It but -.lei Jlldp Boyle'• decision to au... - 1,~·-· t'Oiltrroom "raload Jl!ndame'>talcw";;Mftlllai~OIIL" · He upreasad concero "~alllw ,llllltlloltt,' W1l!lld """".. file WOODS WilE HEATING PROBLEM? · ienl Bank·by-Mail servi c e . We pro• / vide the form s , craft It stlrracl 111 oUt ani It holding it dotrn. no DOt until u hour laar the · It the t.11ut abaud Deep two Mvllator• eould He the ·Queat was removed, the 11>oke.. binding l)'llthetlc rape to eut It man oald, the molher ship Tho r- men in the 4~toot, would still bo lble'to lift It and $Ikon era!! were In radio the abJeet It wao attempdng to cCIIIIact lllrOUilhout their ordeo1 reco.er, Uoard. with their mother ohlp Trona The Navy ..asellnvohed, the Tho Mvigatoro of the Nektoit Queot. USNS Gear, , boo aeuba dlviJW 1!led a meclani..U arm to The slQ>ly ot OlQ'gen ·In· the equipment eipebla of Jllllrw - . a thick llna which wao craft no limited to 48 hclurL down to thla dOJ>Ih ani wu call)lht 011 llle propeller of the The llllbmarlna went down at e"'''ctod to aid the two ·hop Quest lllld entangled with noon PDT Tueoclay. SubmarineL a 1,500 Pound metal eylinler 011 Two ~vy ohlpa, a Coast The meo aboard the craft, the bottom ot the ocean. Guard .Mter ani aiiDther Donlld E. Senor, Robert K. 'ltie Nekton surfaced llrll apeclalt;y clvlllsn lubmarlne, Wortbltvton. Wlll1am E. p~ · fallowed lzy the Deep QuOit a tho Beaver, were at 111e scene brook ani Marohall E. Wor, fMr minute& later at 3:55a.m. and aided in the rescue. are •IIIPloyed b;y Locld!eed allll PDT. The four men 1o the Lockheed Marina l«boratory, are realderto ot San Diego. croll, which wao trapped for which · owno and --.tes 111e The Deep Quest, llillj)ed like aon th8n 12 hour a on the Deep Quest, said the men a fat ctaar, oet a world deplll bottom or the ocean, were · abuard were aU e>parlenced record for fully maneuvering l'tllOI"Ied in good condition, a1- unleraea MvigaiDrL aubmarioea when It plunged ~ c:olcland hu,.ry, A Locklleed' IPOheoman said 8,310 fMI Fob. 28, 1969.. The Noktoo spent OIW hour the Nekton, awned lzy General IDd 30 mlnuteo bel"" the OceaDO!iraPhlc IDe., TOl"I'ODCe, ·aurtaee altelq>tlng to cut the CaUL, usad Ill meelui.Uarm liMp Quest tree. When the to sq, the c:ratt fr<lm the Nekton flrat aeltled ....,. llle heavy cyllnler w!dch wu . DO YOU HAYEA you're at home or oway when yo u use our conven .. p r Mini-Sllh Frees 4 Trapped Men , ..) .p SAN DIEGO, Callt (UPONekton, a hr<H~~An mintI!Ubnw1ne, treed llle research a•tynerlne Deep Quest early ·toiJIIY A-om ·. Its elllllnglemert taO feet below the surra.., ot tbo Pacific with four men ~~9=·=·M:·:.II:P:.M:·:s:•:•·:··::::::::::::::J L-~-~~:7-::"::':"-' All hours ore bonk· ing hours whether WfDNESDA Y, OCTOBER 8, 1969 •··' L •1 . Tt>e TOP QUALITY TOOLS S DAYS .. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .. '· ., bolna ... ~..... 26. . enttn·e have DAFFODILS, CROCUS, TUt.;IPS, NARCISSUS, ANEMONES, AND IIANY OTHERS. PLANT THEil NOW FOR SPRING BEAUTY IN YOUR GARDEN. .: IALL'S re as close as your nearest mailbox ( Select_Your · Dutch Fir.: Bullis Matarlala on Ill• ~~--wf!l. be avaUoble, aecordlna to Paul Gerald, Soutbeallem lleilmcllreotor, who oald the worklii!IP Is for every<lll8. The reoolutlon to be v upclll Nov, t wwld 8IIIOIId t h e Ohio Ccln.Ututlclo lowerinl the legal vottne ..,. .in Oldo frQm 21 to 19. 'lbe meaoure to place the ta..e be(ore vol<lrl ~loecl ~ in the Oldo SeDale lllld 83-12 in the lloost of Representatives. BEN*FRANKUN I ' ~~ _, •• at y .'~- . · .,· e . ~..._. canis are - • ., '1111:7" 1.;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;~~~~~~~3 MEIGS THEAT.E ' II erpooled ~~ "o•....._ "' 19 Dealing with the neptl .. lng. Acconllng to the agreements earh town will receive $'750 a Admitted - Lynetta Schooaover, Rutland; Helen J. St:&at8, parts first, the caadng of year, minimum, from the company 1r the service is installed. Letart, W. VL; Larry Romine, Estelle Winwood as a grandPT. PLEASANT - Another Rutland; Brian Arms, Miners- mother in an Amerlcao coal"Cirst" for the Mason County ville; Vena Soulsby, ayracuse; mining town is so off--center as School System was announced Hershel Lemaster, Guysville; to strain credullt;y to the today. It is a radio program Mary Gardner, Mldl)leporl; El- breaking point. In addition, in featuring music appreciation sie Barnhart, Middleport; Eu- the pivotal role of the Vista for elementary school pupils gene Fisher, Pomeroyi EdWard volunteer who makes thi~s consisting of. pre - recorded Spears, Cheshire; Mary lilamb- happen, Lucas White portnys the young idealist as such an tapes from the Toledo School Lin, Pomeroy. Dltcharged - Mlmie Mil- idiotically innocent do-gooder ~stem provided Mason County ler, Everett Ward, Charles that it is difficult to belleve through Region m - PACE,. Werry, Henry Werry, Jr.,Eilz - that any gr014> or adults woold Huntington. The programs have been in- abeth Ohlinger, Roy Gerlach. take him seriously. Once we have said, also, that ltlated in correlation with the the drama borders perlloosly Mllsic Education Program oC HARGRAVES REAPPOINTED Mason Couni;Y, presently directGeorge Hargraves, &lpt. of close to soa,p ~era at times, ed by Mrs. Walter 0. Mattox Meigs Local School District, we have said enough negative ani Mrs. R. David stephens of has been rea~ted a mem- things - for there is, in Uds Pi. "Pleasant. ber of the Legislative Commit- production, enough merlt to The broadcasts are sched- tee of the Buckeye Asooclatlon cause viewers to tune in. uled on Wednesdays on WMPO of School AdminlstraiDrs for Arthur Kennedy and Teresa at 10:45 a.m. and on WJEII at 1970. Mr. Hargraves served Wright, for instance, as the 11:05 a.m. The introductory on this conunltteo during 1969 family's husbalkl and wife, are program was presented Fri.. and was a mermer f1 Us ex- quite good, though Kennedy is w..,..n'• s-... •••• day, Oct. 3 and was reported ecutive committee in 1967-68. forced to labor throughout MESH NYLONS well received by teachers and The BASA is a stele organiza- under the umecessarilyprete~ 39c Value 27c pr. srudents tuned.Jn throughout the tion for school superintendents tious name of Rame Loving. 1.5 Oen.ler, Beige & Tohltl There are some good atcowrt;y, The next broadcast is ani has a membership ol aptempts In " Ap.PQlachian AuOct. 8. Autate Tricot proximately 1,000. twnn" to get the f,eel of LADIES BRIEFS FOLMER ON LEAVE Americana through the old:J9c Value WSCS TO MEEI' Jeffrey Folmer is home for fashioned backbonl><ll-the-naThe WSCS of the Enterprise Uon people who u.. close to the 14 days alter COin!Jleting boot 3 pr. 97c training in the U. S. Navy at United Metllodist Church will land, or used to. But the drams Great Lakes, Ill. Following meet Thursday, Oct. 23, at the also asks us, too much at 5th Avenue leave, he will go to Memphis, home c1 Theodosia Frecker, times, to ~c~ at face val~ Tenn. , to attelkl an av1aUonme- Pine GroVe, Instead ot this plot develOiJDlenl.s that are PANTY HOSE ctianics fundamental school. He evening as wa.iJ previously an.. simply presented rather than 1.39 Value 88c is the son of William Folmer, nounced. strongly motivated. Some optiPomeroy. mistic moments, for instance, seem to derl ve chietl.y frdm SORORITY TO MEET MARRIAGE LICENSE BIRTHDAY CARDS Xi Gamma Mu Sorority will Llge D. lilietds, 68, and Eva 4 • CBS Playhouse," ln other B. Thomas, 68, both of Syra.. meet Thursday at 8 p.m. In wishful thlaklng. words, is on its soapbox again, the social room of the Columcuse. bus and Southern Ohio Elec- unabashedly. But the prnluctric eo..pany. tlon Is still worth tuning ln. Store Ho~rs LOCAL TEMPS 9 A.M.•5 P.M. Daily TONIGHT, OCTOBER 7 RHODES TO SPEAK The temperature In downtown Walt Di snBy' s CHll.l.ICOTHE, Ohlo(UPQ- Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Monday,9 "THE LOVE BUG" Gov . James A. Rhodes will of. with Ugbt rain falling, was 5 (T echnicolor) ficiate at ground .breaking cere- degrees. Dean Jones Michele Lee monies for a new waste treatDISNEY CARTOONS: ment facillt;y of the Mead CorBrotherbat; Dadastranat poration here Friday. Nudbeach; Grows There a 1 ree SHAKES COME BACK Admission: $1.00 Adults; SANTA ROSA, Calif. (UPQ60c Children Santa Rosa, hit by a $10 mtiSHOW STARTS 7 PM lloo earthquake Wednesday, was shaken by two mild tremors Wednesday ond Thursday Monday. No damage was reOctober 8-9 ported. NOT OPEN ' to and wiD be mailed to wllll • a c Ih a!Oill reach· :w•r &tG, and mem~ :".;... or aU clallool• bou:d of .,. compl ha.. ex»nJMI tholr ~~ -=·membero who wlob to t1011 to drive ~~~ .~ II>- attand the Waverly eoncert 11111 oro, 'I:U buiiJie ee "4td II>· member..UP reeelpto "llllbrtlll!ll and all ~ •'!" their lion Aa1 member make the reeent rneritberahlp for ldmll bla renipt eampalan •• ..,..... 1n GaUlThe 11r " polllblo. in the area '~~ill be hold I ...... •.•• , _ aa thll month evenlne Ill Waverly aed IIIU Other CGOtcerla Alvlit Allt1 feature William Warfield, bar- will include the Thoeln in !tone. The eoncert, which wlU Amerlean !-rem. Sallltde,y be held Ill the Waverly Hlib. LalleallerAmi I~ YualCI ~ S.m.~ ~~n~~ =-~le ~~ 3 p.~• .., Oct, eonilnJ - - Andree.Julletle Bnul, brll· 110111 French pianist, t.ao been aelected . aa the flrial concert 011 the Tri-Co<mt.f Communlt.y Cclncerl Aaoodatl011'1 1969-70 aetles. Mlaa Brun will - r on llle 811111' of llle Gallli Academy lUgb School audiiDrJUm on &Indi,J olte...-., Aprlll2, Th loeal aertea will open With~ Wortii-Crow'orpn Ato at 8 p.m. 5aturdsy, Nov. 22, followed by tile Robert De Cormler tolk Sln&era on Fob. 19. Total memberahlp for the erallnS - · ot $87,761.65 lor llle llacal Y- n1ng .u.e 81, 1969, ••~lng ID fliuros releaoecl todll tzy William Slnoltzer, buo!ness m...... r lllld treoour. er. These basic ex;pensea Inelude electricity, fuel oU, telephone, and water and ' . French PiaiWt Coming 'n ' '::!:~?.:;~~,::~~f¢. for telephone service, a total of $17,275.95 for the !Is- wASHJNGTON _ UNEMPLOYMENT J ..... . . ..... __.,... $1,828.29 a month. The college pa.ld $l,f39.~permontb Unemployment indice up to 4..~ ·'· +· -ltvlltt . ...:ii '..,..;._ ·iif·ttia ataa'- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 7, 1969