http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8cca0f8676750d9c8e9ed5653e2237d5.pdf dae977450ea2bf648711bcf4620d1b31 PDF Text Text I •. 1 .' .. ,., ' ·) t . • , . ~Of 7rle M,eis-·M- ..4NIG , .. • ' . .' Mrs. Ohlinger Serves In Experimental Role Mrs. Mich..! Ohlinger, the former Judy Gregg of MiddleJl)l't, ha& a role ID an experlmont In church • IIIJIPC)1'Ied ecllcatlon lorlour.,year.oldchildren. Ste Is the teacher ID the pre. klndergarten tralninJI procram being held at the Nelaonvlllo Presbyterian Church co-apex>IIDI'ed by the Scioto Presbyleey A&aoclatlon and the 1 o cal church. There are 37 chUdren enrolled In the program. 8th Birthday Is Observed Four-year-old children ID the Nelaoovllle ~· regardlell of race, creed, church llflllatlon, or lack of II, or ooclal standIn& are ell&lhle. This yearchlldrentromnearly every church In thecollllllllllly, Including I h e Catbollc Church, are participating In the program. There are no tuition lees or enrollment costa lor any child attending the school. Thellrat class meets !rom 8:30 to 10:20 a.m. and a second class !rom 10:40 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monllal" througb Thiu-sda.Y each WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT UTERARY Club, 2 p.m. home of Mrs. Ga·len Brown; 111e atorY o! Ernest Mn. Ohlinger polnta out that aoal Is to teach the First Child Comes To Gerald Hog11es Y-. - Tonlght and Thunday October 8-9 NOT OPEN Friday thru Tuosday October 10-15 Martin Ransohoff's "ICE SU. TION ZEBRA" (Tochnicalar) Rock Hudson Ernest Boovnine Admission: Adults $1.00 Children SOc SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. HemllwwaY to be renewed by Mrs. James Euler. POMEROY • MIDDLEPORT Lions Club WOclneaday at noon, social. room of United Methodist Church, PLAN HOMECOMING Homecomlnl wlll be obaerved &md8JI at the Carlelal Cburch located .., the Kbtpbur7 Road. &indo.7 school will be held al 11:30 a.m.; wonhlp service at 10:30 and a balket diJIIer at ....... Tbere will be a prclll'&m starting at 1:30 ID the llllernOL The public II lnvu.cl to atleDd the homecomlnc evtllta. POMEROY CHAPTER No. 80 Royal Arch Ma10111, WedJII>aday at 7:3Q p.m., Muonlc Temple Bldg. FEENEY • BENNE'IT Post 128, American LociOD, 7:30 TIIUBSDAY BRADBURY PTA, 7:30 Thurs· day nl&l¢ at tho school; to make to serve rell'eahmenta. DISABLED AMJ:;RICAN Veterans a n d Auxlllary, 7:30 Thuraday nl&bt, D. A. V. hall, PuneroY; rell'eshmentslollow- lng moet!Jv, AfTERNOON CIRCLE, Heath United 'Mithodlst Church, 2 p. m. Thunda¥, Mra. E; M. Wood, Mrl. Lemma Lighter, Mlu Zel· Ia Pullin, and Mra. Beulah Hayes, hosteaaea. CATHOUC WOMEN'S Club, Sacred Heart Church, 8 p. m. Thureday lnlhepartahhall,pr&ceded by Maaaand Rottary servIces at 7:15 p, m. RUMMAGE SALE atlhe ~la­ capal Pariah Hause Thuraday and Friday. SATURDAY mGH SCHOOL DANCE Party, open to public, Saturday, 8:30 p. m. te 11:30 p. m. at Meigs High School auditorium In MJd. dleport; the Jays wUI emcee. HYMN SING Saturday, 7:30 p.m., at Cheater Nazarene Church. SUNDAY GAULEAN SERVICESunday, 7 p. m., home !lf Thomaa Scott; In case of ralo reaular aornce at Mt. Hermm Church. Brllll lawn chalra. Public Invited. 45, of The first crossword puzzle book was published on Nov. 5, 1921, 1o New York City. FOR pocket• ' detochabl• and motc~lng miltona. yra. ro I.(. yro. Sizes 2 8.95 GIRLS CAR COATS ............. SALEUO 7.95 GII\LS CAR COATS........... . .. , 6.95 GIRLS CAR COATS ......... ,. 5.95 GIRLS'CAR COATS ........ ;.-. 4.95 GIRLS CD CIMTs .... ,...L . 3.95 GIRLS CAR COATS .... ;· . ·LJKES SHARING, IF ... WASHINGTON (U~ - ~­ lea F, Kurfesa, .,_ :.1-·~ • " ,, 1•· . ,. ' ,. I · ~«-. · l 5.95 GIRL$ SKIRTS ..... ; .......... sALE Ut I I 1 \·:' \ ' and Chait and Oltol11an $11•177.00 129.00 Occasional Chair $111 77.00 149.00 Oc:C8$1oiill and Ll!!lll• Chairs , . W. VL aed Sterldan Rus- sell, Sr. Durlnc Mrs. Vance'• ab- ............... SALE 4.50 ............... SALE 3.50 •••••••••••••••~LE 3.00. ............... SA~E ·~it4 . ......... ~ .. , .. $.\L~· Ul . 1 • '! ' ' ' ' ' ~h ,...OQ' 139.'00 Occaslenal · ' C~lr (Gold) Sllf •l4~00 :·· ,., us GIR~S"SIWfS ......~ .p SAI:.E 3.$q 3.95 GIRLS sKIRTS ....._..\; ........ SALE 11102.95 GIRLUKlRT$ ... ~ . ........... SALE 2.24 .. i.95 GIRI.SSKIRTS ......... .. , ..... SALl i.Z4 ...... ~ .'·Salel CHAIRS 299.00 w. ilis. A wide selection of st,les including alims( boll botto01s and hoe and toe flylos, solid and printed corduroy, stretch nylon, atrotch denim. Sizes 2 to 6• and 7 to J.(. 5.95 GIIUJSLACKS 4.95 GIRLS SLACKS 3.95 IGRLS SLACKS 2.-95 GIRLS SLACKS 1.95 GIRLS SLACKS ' --; : · Chooae ' lr001 a fine selection of girl a akllta In aolids and plaid•, all · around pl.ats, Wrap sklrta, sheath styles and . kiltles, sizll 3 to 6• and .7 to ~ CIS mnlved by hla wife, OIRLt···. .. '1' ' !Peaker !#. tlil Ohio House c1 Repro~ LOCAL TEMPS told a congressional Cllllllldt. The temperature In downtown tee W...... sclay federal • lUte Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Thursday, reveme aharlog wwld be beMo under IIUIIIY l!ldea, waa 61 de- new, but It llboul,d be hNed .. . s~at~ · Sale I GIRLS Mrs. Slorldan Ruasell, Sr. !1. MuCII, W. VL; and tllree chUdren, Mrs. Robert Vance !1. Middleport, Mra. Danny Brown !1. Jolleatown, Pa. and Thomas lll. RuoseU of Woat Columbia. Golna !or tho funeral services were hie paronta, Mrs. Vance, Mr. and Mra. Danny Brown, Thomu lll. Ruaaell, Mr. and Mra. Georp Jolfera, New Ha- v..... ·Obtain .•ttoch;J hoods, ••• with - 12.95 'Girls Dresses •••••• Sale 9.50 ill.95 Girls Dresses ...... Sale 7.50 8.95 Girls Dresses ...... Sale 6.50 7.95 Girls Dresses ...... Sale 6.95 Girls Dresses •••••• Sale 5.00 5.95 Girls Dresses ...... Sale 4.50 4.95 Girls DrtSSIS ...... Sale 3.50 195 Girls Dresses ...... Sale 3.00 2.95 Girls Dresses· •••••• Sale 2.00 Graeonlle, her children, Kolth Black aed Ricky, David and M I k e villt.ed with their 8l'andmother, Mrs. blah Francea, aed their sreat - sranclmother, Mrs. Flora Balley, Mra. Vanca rwturned home lfllnday. '·' quilt a~d pial~ solids and prlpts. ZI11P41r · · ~. 2 alant t•• Ylllo. ...a, ' !~)~lana, Take Atlv••••• Of Great S.vlngs 0. Girls Dresses lllls Week At El..rfel•sAll Size l•ntts Fr• Tots .To l•s KJ,, killed In an llltDmobllo accident earll' Friday, were .....,clod !lmda,y at Gr!Ia Ia ~: •. ·. ··Ladi·es . ' -----··--··---·--··--··--··--··-·--·~ t'I!Mral llerVIcea lor Elmer Rauen, . .. to' ... ~ ......... ,...... Wednesday. 'Ilia cl,jj mtlllbers re,l that a~ulrirw !lie land · Ia a ,..jar aecclllllllllllltnt In their prQject, • ,. Funeral Services Conducted Sunc:hy T, .AU .Wtll•• C.r COlts '. 12.95 .Womens Robes and Dust•s .Sale 9.50 i0.95 Womens Robes and Oust.-s .Sale 7.50 8.95 Womens Robes •d Dusters .Sale 6.50 7.95 Womens Robes and Dusters .Sale 5.50 6.95 Womens Robes Md Dust.-s .Sale 5.00 5.95 Womens Dust•s ••••••••••. Sale 4.50 US Womens Dust•s ••••••••••• Sale 3.50 3.95 Womens Dust•s ••••••••••• Sale 3.00 nl&bt at tho hall. Dorolh)>, Ida parenta, Mr. aed HEADQUAK I tRS Glrls·W•r• Nylon prints - Corton q11ilts - fleece corduroy - cotton prints - all washable fabrics. Many styles to choose frolll. Sizes ll to 20, 38 to 44 and 46 to 52. Pom~roy. WednesdaY l'lllnl,,..:.. aeeaNd H~lon yoomgatera to e>preas them- llnal plans lor amua!Halloweon selves In class, to learn to pt carnival. Sixth srado mothers along with each other, to leam Tho el&bth blrtbcla.Y amlver. the values of atlenUv-s• IIICI sary of Keith Black was observ- the need lor discipline. ed with a party SaturdaY hosted Mrs. Ohllnpr, a sra~ of . b.Y hie srandmotber, Mrs. b- MlddleP>rt lllab School, for•.· ') lah Fraocla, and his sreat - merly tau&btlo the Nelaoavllle · srandmother, Mn. Flora Bal- plblic achoola. i!' ley. •· Games were played With Uea Scaus, Pam POwer, Nne wn. IGI IIICI lllelenle Sceggs winning prlzea. Cupcakes Inscribed ..8". lee cream and KoolAld were served to the chllMr. and MrL Gerald L. " dren with each one receiving a of Darllivton, Pe., are IJIIIIJIIltCbullet of eancl;y com IIICI blow- Irw the birth of their llrst chUcl outs lor lavon. A &1'1111 decor- oo OcL 1, at the New Brl&btoo ated •••pre-.cltoKelth HospitaL by hit ;.....,..,... The baby wel&bed seven Others ail.nttnc were J o e powlds, aeven ouncea and has McCloud, Mike Vance, Paula been lUted Wendy Kay. T h e 11M Kloos, Ricky . Vance, Da- sra•rents are Mr. and Mrs. vid Vance, Mary Smith, Julie Glen Hogue, East Palestine, Kltchen, JudY Ann Lavender, Pa., aed Mr. and Mrs. David Mix Geary, Paul Wllton, Tlm- T. Grueser, Puneroy. Henry qr Justice, Robert rurne, Pen- Freed of Cobble, Pa., Is acreatny Wllton, June Justice, Donny srandtalher. Geary, Alan WlliGI, Mrt. Alii The baby was born on the Mrt. Gertrude Klota, birthday amlveraary of her Mra. Edith Spencer, Mra. Rob- coualn, Lori 1.,ynn, dauaftter ol ert Rurle, Lorene Dum, HOmer lllr. ...S Mra. Larry lludaoa, Gilkey and Marton Francia. Pomeroy. Mrs. " - Ia the Tomqr aed Sally Jo Waltera former Mary Donm. Grueser, gltto but were unable to sister of Mrs. Hudton, the !ormer Lirlta Grueaer. .MEIGf TBEAT)E . . o,l . ,, • week. the maiD s.Yi. ~tllls Wttk Now Is The lime To Buy Your War• Ioiiis an• Dusters At Reduce• Prices -~ Bob .. J)J,~n~~r • .·0:.' ·~ • ' I Speaker Here ' ' �.,: " \; !;\ Jlo· •• ~~ , IRIJIIIII~ In ~· ..v1bl!!l~ ,,.r, . Ia "ry re- eaotam Ohio League faclhl1l much cbalrqdooahlp. · t•·: ., 111!1 numiDI. for at leaot Frlda,y nitlht, Coaeh C, L, ., .•.- ..!'!' 01 the 1869 South- (JC>IuiU? Ecker's GAllS Blue ' tets·: ".Hear It ;f or· 'Clean Water tl •\;. ·~ ' '{. ~ ' ' ,. ,~ . ., . . ' ccilc:h BtiJ,y Klneald' s East- sophomore Domla ElchJrvorat tern iasloa boat the tougl1 Federal-HocldJw Lancera Fr~ ·, nlaht In a non.leoaue llatUe, hop. lng for their Rrat victory In : two weeki. • •· Alter starting the aeaaon with thrae three gamea, they ha.., been boaten twice In a rOll', byKner Creek30-14anl ·Glouoter, 24-18. Their defense, j Qllce ,lhe alllreat In the area, 1 has llllffered a llpse, aDcnvlnl 1 32 points In thetwoloueswhUe cJvlng onlyl6 In their nrst three. Tho Eqlea are 3-2 overl aU, 2-11n SVAC, and l·lln the , MOVC '! HaUThe, Da,aDDYre trl~~~~q~haln I • .f: Blood Has Great PQwer$ "··To cdl~ti;lltS A~iditY ~ a , .•. Devllt, vlriUalb' el~ era d. COI<ll Cbarlell Cl!allee1 ·Jtom -lbl• year'• title ehlae, Invade' ~! Field In Gal•wlll 111te on the Nle o1. "&1- llpOI!a. •· lilt ldllera" whM the Maraud:,. Baek on Sept 14, It was tho ;;~Eagles Takifig on LanCers . . striking while the fran is -hot Ia a maxim pwt haa.pollll· , -. cal aa much as, If no\ mo,re than, any othe~ appUcati<(D. In American polltlca, t1ila ~uld appear tc tie a ~in~&ge ~ year for striking on SOllie ldne·ltat\dlllg and basic lsaues. 1.· . Currently· we have lhe' drive to abolish the Electoral Col· Of direct popUlar ,election of tbe Pj:~&ident. • lewfthe inthefavor near-disaster ol the 11181·election stiU -nillloJ11!bly fresh 1n ·the public mind and the political climate there" fore favorable as perhaps never before, . the · HoliBI' has saed and President NIXon hal now come•out In .favor of proposed constitutional amendment. There.• la now just · ). the faintest chance that the procedure lor electing the_ , . American president may be rescued !rom the 18th century . and brought lntc the :11th by 19'12. 1.. Earlier we had taxes, the rare spectacle of congreiSillen 1n numbers exercisin~ themselves not, as .usual •. owr ,ra~­ lng more but over aomplifying, even easmg, ~. c;itlien ~ burden. With signals of an Imminent lilxpaY,~ ,fl!vo 1 '· naahlng aU over the horizon, It was clear that llle tl/il~tfo r • tu reform had clearly come. Tbe final resod~ ~ 1n yet t;out both Congress and the administration ha~ en Bd~antage of the mood of the moment to tackle llie $1\0it far-reaching overhaul of the tax system in. recent ~l~Ptory. In this grab bag of Issues, there Ill yet another 1\eql, 11ot 88 exciting perhaps but probably even more lm~nt ·In the long run, where, hopefully, WaaJ:llnglon will iliow"1tself , . equally willing to follow where public oplnloQ leads. For a long time now poUutlon has rivaled 'the weather as a subject generating a great deal or talk but pmc:lous little action. We all know by now what we are doing to our environment, the dire predictions for the near future and how !ar we are falling short In taking the stepa neceaaary to prevent them from coming to pass. . Tbe public ia clearly in favor of action. A recent Gallup Poll reported 85 per cent of the populntlon concerned about water pollution and 73 per cent ready tc spend money-i.e., taxes-to combat it. Washington also seemed tc be in ~P with tbe passage of the Clean Water Act hack in 1966, which was suoposed to channel a stendy now of federal funds int9 state and local pollution-control programs, ' Unfortunately, the now has been more of a trickle. ACtual lund appropriations have consiStently fallen short of cleanwater authorizations. In 1968, f450 mU!Ion was authorized and $200 million finally appropriated. In 1988, it was $214 million appropriated against $700 miiUon a'!thorized. In the current budget, the administration has agam asked for $214 million, while Congress authorized a round bliUon. It appears, however, that public sentiment, as expr~sae1 through a Crusade for Clean Water waged by a coalition of national organizations ranl!ing from the League of Women Voters to the United Steel Workers, Instead of the administration may have its way on this one. . · It is sorely needed. Without the promised federal ful!ds, . tbe cleanup program would eventually collapse despite ef, forts by local government&, which have passe~ bond 1ssues · to raise their share of needed funds , and even. mcreaslngiY,. ' Industry. And that, with- the consequent a~celerated deterl· oration of our water resources, Is something we can much less aff9rd. The ,Dallf ~Ml, Polneroy-Middli!Port, o., Thurlda,v. October e,,Jtlll I q~ ·on~~e 1r~'!'-~~ •• ~ ...... ! I,) lett end; 180 lb. •<~>homoro, AI8Jl Holter, left tackle; 140 lb. junior Richard Liter, leltguard; 15511>. junior Howard Bahr, cen ter; 140 lb. IIOpb<more John CUM or 150 lb. aenlor Jim Stettler, rJal>t &Uird; 184 lb. Junior Mike llorlnc. r!Pt tackle and !50 ,lb. Junior Tom Karr1 right en!. On dolenoe Holter and Boring or Henlley, tackles; Elchlnpr ani Karr, onls; stettler ani Ritchie, llnoloockera, and San- den, 140 lb. IIOIJ(Hinore J I m Amsbary, llld 135 lb. Junior Darrel Pooler, safeties. For the Lancers, of!enalvely, l45lb.lrelhmanllanrQ-HaU, quarterback; 152 lb. freshman Morgan DaualrtertY, IaUbach; 155 lb. junior O.UIIe or, fullloock, and 135 lb. aenlcr Joe Rader, llankerbacll. The oft'enolve 1llne: 1116 lb. )lmlor Mlck Hsrrta, center; 170 lb. senior, SIA!veNullan1163lb. oenlor; UIWellfn Weaver, 11111rda; 195 lb. Ienior, Hsrcld ~rlrw- Rhodes, and 185 lb. Junior Dave Mollahan, tackles, ani 148 lb. Junior Junior Bowers and Roblnson, end.: One deleDae, Null, middle guard; Rhodes anl150 lb. fresh- man OtuckJar.ts,tackles;Hsrria and 140 lb. junior Hee1t1011 Hart, ends; 13Vb. )lnlor Doug PhU!Ipa and Bowers, llneloockera; 150 lb. junior Ranly Honaker and Springer, cornerbacka, and RGblnaon ani Rader, hlllhacke. . . Hannan Trace · Opposi·tieon ~~• ~eUreancnde.O-F1edln~Trl.H·~at!~ w.. ~~an eJploaive offense. scor• ha1 · :.~:::~=~v::::~; end Oluck RGblnaon, 143 lb. Junior; IIIlo baa causht numer_..; ouapaaileoandacoredU...,.nta. frobable starting IIIIHIJ> lor Eastern, of!enalvely' Ia 175 lb. , ~or Dave Smith, quarterback; 190 lb. 8Gb Ritchie, tullloock; 145lb, senior DanGrueaer,left hllnliiiii, ani iSS lb. s<~>homore, Rick Sanders or 150 lb. senior, Sonny Cllne, right haltb&ck. The olrenaive llne has !80 lb. LEISURE FOOTWEAR FOR MEN <llber WB.f aroonl. SaulheaRem Ohio League newamen on Ulat date picked Gall(jlolla to II$ llh third beldnl Jackaon and 1ra1ton In thl8 year> a race. Moles waa picked llxth. Thla was bollldonallllllberotthlnp, IIIIIIIIII.Y, Melcs had but nine returnlna leUermen, GAHS 13, Alter live weeka aetlon, the Mar1'!4era ire 3..2-4 on the year, their only loaaes coming ot the banda ot unbeaten Pl. Pleasant (28-12) and wi>eaten Jacklon (35-18). The Marauders ...., triumphs ewer 1rurton St. Joe (28-14), NelaonvUie-York (42-12), and deleocllns champion Athena (6.o). Lui week'• upset victory over Athena makes lllelga a 12.polnt favorite over the Blue Devlla Fridol. On Sept. 26, Athens downed the GalllanJ, 14-8. Should Melca topple Gallli><1l1a Friday, and lrurton trim Jack1011, , an the Marauders wwld ha¥e to do Ia defeat ~ on Oct. 31 (MilS pl1,111 Logan ljld Weii!IIO!!'!a - ani the Chanceymen111l011dhave at least or the ~- 1- Tornad0 Homecom1ng • Has coming off a 50-14 waUq, of Saulhem. They are now '3 2 ~.ewhs::r;,e=.:~r: ~ ::.~·r:: d.. : : : . : -:· .. Wildcats lor the Tornadoes homecoming are cmnlng off aFriday 50-14 nltlht. thraahlJW from Federel • Hoc kine. They have an Identical record overaU with the Wildcats at 1-4, but are 1-21n the~Caacoq>ared to Hannan Trace's 0-1. man Jill' Hill. The Wildcats of Coach Holoter main threat is 150Nan lb. hellback Wayne Queen. He was the ·ator In Hanan Trace' • 260 win O>er Gree!. two weeki aao, tho Drat victory for the Wlldca•· In three •eers otho~ atarten 'tor Soulhern are l40 lb. ooopbcomore steve JeNdna, quarterb&ck; 160 lb. 11-oehman Paul JIJstlce, WIJW· back; 160 lb. aenlor lllehln Laurence, Jolt ond;145lb. aophomore Dave crow, lett tackle; The Purple Tornadoes wm have s<lllo changealnthelrllneup this week with 200 lb. senior BUI Holoock moving to tackle from lullback. Ike !Wencer, 160 lb. senior Is taking over the '} '."· \. 3.- . ' ' U5lb. a ....... Hendrlcke, center; 180 lb. aenlor lldlby Smith, right I)Ull'd; Hoback, rtaht tackle, ani 160 lb. •<~>homore Noll Baker' right enl. On defense for the Tornadoes are Eynon, mlddie guard; ~oncer ani Baker, tacidea; Smith ani Laurence, ends; Dorey Paraona ani liS lb. freabllljln Rod Holman, cornerloocka; Hoback and Hendricks, linebackers, llld Ju.Uce ani 130 lb. junior Pat HUI, Mlbacke. Allen Goes To Cm:dinals, Reds Fire Dave Bristol • ... fertlloe title. a.t·lhe 'llirlild- llild lt-0 trlwnpha cwerU.. Blue era ·muot PI"' a dUileult tell Devlla. Bofore . .lpOl't, 11 .GelllpollaFrldq'befoielook- PomerQf, llld Rutlllld .....oil1q iheed. dated IIIlo Melgo IIIah two,_. The Blue D...Ui eDier Ulelr aao. GAllS OWMd a 2'<-18-0 lidhomecoming battle w,lth a 2..1. vantage over Mlidleport, llld o 1011011 reeord. 20-16-t ad>anta&lll over Pomelug with a 22..20 loila at Porta- 'lfl1· mouth, the ~ thumped Coac:h Chancey has met the Coal Grove U-14.,!:!.:0!::!: Blue D...Ua six times IInce 56-4. Then came the 1961 campaign. !Ua I'Onieclel'oata -at Vf'IJ and roy teams llroAJed 14-12 and 28(29.:Zf), · ,.8 declalona 1o the Blue DevUa "B' we can - 8qua1 p o r. in 1.96181111 1962. The l'latllen lorlll8llcealrom bOth our tllfen- ,Uejl GAllS 20.20 In 1963. In alve and delenilve\ ~Ia at the llt4, the SEOAL champion Panaame time, we're to start !hera dumped the Galllans, 20rolllni again,"remarkedCoach 6. With two Melcl triumphs Ecker, who Ia recovertq from over the Galllaal, Cl!allee1 ooms a boot with the au. a 3..2-1 mark over the Blue 8lld Ecker 18id veterali tailback White warriors. Tom Prose Ia at111 out d. acMarauder Coach Chancey tlon, dUe to an ankle bljurJre- aald this montng,lollowqthe ceiYe<l In the All!enl- two paual hlrdeot work of the week -ks ""'· l.(mle :au.h ·and 011 Wednelda,v, all hla boya Nelaoo Boatlc wlll UU In for would be reedy to ID. Proae against lbe llil'lllllers Fred Lee, 1851b. reserved&Friday nitlht. ' lonalve taclde, boa been ill thla The Blue Devil mentor .aid week but Ia e>POctedlobereed;y he expects to make 1011111cbinl- Friday. ea In the Galllana' llneliP Fri• · '"'e'll haYe a shot at them," de,y, but did not elabodte. said Coach Qlancey. "They're In prevlwaiiiMtinP betwMn b1a: and strong ani plentiful, but the two schools, MelpOWnaiW! we eitpect,tomakeagameoflt," After_.. Alii""' """ten ; · •·· he i'lld. 'l'l!la alxth aame or the oon, lnelde~, Ia the llrtt thlt Cha-y will hl>..llbudt on deck lnJOOdeondltlaa. . . _ lnjurlea anl..e naHo-1111J1ar Ulneoaea ha.., ktPt ICIIIIt lint Uno playero out of the llroUift llljltehaL Olanc:ey elt)ed:a hla d.foaM to be Jon Klou and 41111 Black at enla, Jim Swatoel and 1(11111 Barr at tacklel,,!!teve Vaalfl$. or and ~ve lloyd at lll&l'dl, Roger Abbott at center; Pat 0'· Brien at ewttrtlack, Lee Floyd ani Dellnlo HacloliU u hellbacka ani Dalll)' Allllolt u tuiJ. · 0n def.,.e are Wayae Well ani llo)' Vouahan at elida, Barr aQII SWitzel at tacldea, AD. WU!Iama at m~ TIQJ WUIIama and Jloltr Allllolt, Unoloockera, Pat Archer and RCJbln Phalln or Tcm aom.r at comorbackallldO'Brlenand John Rltchhort at hallbacka. Frida¥'• _..... i!I'*<IU u aet lor 8 p.m. A c.pachJ~ Ia _.ted to Jam 1fema1rW Field for the GaiJlau• -.... coming _ II. . COLUMBUS (UP!) _ -~ - bears and has two rugs 50 """"' •-•- In -·"' ~-s and ''""' ••,.... •• '~" NEI TREADS Sllrdor, Ohio UnlveraiV'a aurOi- . llld a head mounted In his Ath- klcktllf returns, but han failed 2 for $22.00 lingered end, It tllf to a blllller- las' .,.rtmenl Hlf Wlfe, ~udy. to win In lour starts. Plut ... & , ....... tiN IDs start alter thrtf .gamea. aayi' "It's like llvlnlln-a Jun.. HEIALJ·~ The 6.foot.li, 185-pound """""' sle'' • • · Capitalleada Jntwoot Eclipses of the sun 'always Jl from Athena, rlllka abrth na.. six team categorlea In the Ohio occur at new moon, since tlooal1y wl1b2tpaaaf8ceptlons. Cooference with a255.0rullhlng that is the phase of the moon s~ III.WIO,.;.· !Ua 24 catcheo add q> 1o 291 average llld a 68.5 roahlna do- when it ia on the same side ,..,. ,;.; 11 yards and live touchdowns. fenae mark. Kenyon lallrat In ;:f: the~e:arth:~a:s~ls~th:e~s:un:._.!::::::::::-~ Tho Bobcats' aU-time receiver paaalng (250 yards) while Ohio han now pulled In 103 passes lor Wesleyan leads In ~ tllfenae 1,698 yards anl12 touchdownL (426.5), Baldwin -Wallace has Bo Sc:hembecbler, who the beat delooae with a 201.3 coached Mlam1 .belore taking mark. Hiram Ia topslnpassdetho head job at Mlclolgan, aaya tenae with • yield or 53.5 yards &oyder "has gr.eat speed and a a game ... Kell)'on's:QIIIaortsgrell pllr ot hando, but more ten paces the OC In total net than llll)'lhlng else, be Ia a apltt 1arde (675) ani pesalng (750). reetl>er who Ia a h8rd...oaed ~uoklngum liailbaek Jim Gritcompetitor and will cooallllenlly lin lead a with 272 yarda {rushcome up with the big play that bog) and Wittenberg's Jack can kill yw. ft Mackao with three .pasa lnterToledo'a Frlllk Lauterbur ceptlons . . • Mike Goodman ot calla &oyder "the boat all. c.pltallaaveraglng 18.8 yards around receiver In the Mid- a ~ He's made six American Conlerence, with catc:healor 113 yards. great ablllcy logo deep." Alhland'a I.arry Jomnson has &o3'der caught allbt pe~a rushed for ·226 yards.ln-U o;arfor 134 yarda, lncludlnJ .a 51 • . PeJ. agalnJt .~. 811dFer­ yard TD, In the -.ota' 34-9 ria stete ... Otterbein's Pete loss to Toledo. Parker Is tho new aD .time roGroat coats for The latest college atatlatlca ce!ver with 58 receptloos lor any time •• • aloo roink Don Nottingham ot 919 yards and 11 touchdo~ms, anywhere ood Kent State aa the nation's top surpassing the old mark of 820 we havo a rusher with 644 yards In 125 yards set by assistant coach wide sel•etion carries. Toledo's Tooy Harris Ron Jones from 1958-60 •. plain colors of is ninth with 31RS yardl. DIIJ'IOO ran the reserve play olive, black Ohio UnlYeraicy IJW'Ierlood nine limes agnlnat LDulsviUe. and tan, and Cleve llryllllt Ia 14th In to1a1 of- Six of those resulted In total gray & brown fenae (659 yards) and 22ncl In gains 01 64 yards while u,_ plaids. You'll pe11lng with 40 completions In lost nine yards • . . The Mldlike what you 74 attempt& lor 535 yards ani Ohio Conference leaders are see at N.Y.C.H. six TDa, Ken Casey ot Bh- In rushKeot stete•a Dan Bremlng Ia bog (468 yards), Blulftoll's Jim fwrth lnpuntlngwllb a t3.9av. Simcox In pontlng (37.0), Doerage. !lance quarterback Jerry Grlf. Toledo' a Ken Crotala seventh lith In peaatng (21 of 34 for 246 among placeklekera with 21 yards, live TDa), murrton haltpoints on two field ~· and 15 bock Ken Casey In scoring (26 ...,.oraioos. points), Wilmington helfboek FuUback Jim Otis ol' Ohio Fran Plrozzolo In receiYing • State Is ninth In sooring with (nine lor 42 yards). murrton al. 30 points 00 live touchdowns. .. leads In pont returns and Aa a team, Ohio State ranks kld<oll. returns, but haa failed aeeond In scoring(51.5)polnt8), to win In lour starts. third In ruahlng tllfenae (346 Honeater Davldaon, a det<!ll·l yards), ICllrth In total ollenae back Ken Casey In scoring (26 . IN POMEROY FOR OVER 90 YEARS (533.5) ani alxtb In delenae points), Wilmington hallbaek f1UNI •"'RVIQ All-Weather WI1H ZIP-0111 lUI Ill ._,.,.lv "'.!: q,wJti 24.50 to 45.00 and *Jable. NEW YOII CLOTHING HOUSE ,,... 4.00 DOWN IE &lOSS . .z· j.Nt .· -. 'a!'4 how .. to.- h... ..-;e. · 0 ... '' '· I 1"::;:::::::;=~~~~ to make a peraonal decialon McCarver gives the PloUIIeaa UPI~Writer whldt he had been prttln& o11. top catcher aomethlng they haven't had• In IIUlte a lew Watch out, Metal The Bt. lor some lime. Louis CUdlnala mtion bualneaa Would&Qoy Playing 1eara. McCarver, on1f 28, hit "B' 1 were yoiiiiiJOr, 1 .260 tbla - - wii!J ·""en ~;~:=: ,,·p;u.£ osaa t ~.. '1111a ......""" certalnl,y 111l011d 1111oy ·planing homers and 51 Bfns but Ill• a -to lliurth plaae>.f*fl\e N~ lor PloUqlpbla," 1181d.li>A 32••2~t Utetlme avera&lll. -~., ' llbenler also llhwld prove . league!a•·Eallenr'Divlalaol ttila ytat:lml Flood. . -11011, aolved tlielr The ~1 b0 voluable to the l'llllllea'bullpon whleb was lacking In maJor ' )lrdllemWeotnellday eorei,Y llcldng b, w . llhan they acquired aiiiQIJ' - - . tlpecl to~~ In tut - 1011• Hoerner, 33, had 15 llldtio Allen In a aeven.p!ajler left fteld with Lou Brock saves and po- 8 2.89 ERA deal with the Pltllii;leiiold llllfl1nl from left to rilbt llld with the Cardinale Ibis year. Phlllloo. · Vada Pluon!movlni from rilbt b VersaUle PIIIJ'er to center. Joe TOrre will take Rojas Ia 0118 ol' the more Allen, a conatant IIOUI'ce ot headache• 1o the l'blllleo• ewer, from llfeCarver J>ehlndtho veraatlle ploo,yera In the maJora management omJnc bla a(ionn.y plate ani Joe lJa&loe wiD be and cwld poaalbly win a career, waa Obtained alqwtth elten a shol at llrll base, llllrtlng berth with the Cardinlnllelder Coolde Rojas llld aeconJina to ...,_, Red ala. The 30-year~d Cuban baa pitc:her Jerry Jolmeon In Sehoendl'lllll. pl1,11ed every position In his exchanre for catc:her Tim .. .· :. . .•••.· .-.. . ·.•.··: .•. ·.· . major league career lncllldlng pitcher, aod was 'VCIIed the McCarver, out4elder C u r t Flood, reUel )lltctlor Joe lloer- · R1o Grlllde C41lege'a &Oil greatelll aeeond baMman In ner and outllelder Byron team I10IV otands In a third- PloUiloa' hllllory by thefana. He teii'J lined Browne. place tie In tho Kelltucky In- hit only .228 last - 800 but . . Machine 01 The deal Ia IIIIDeCied lo tero:allegla"' Athletic Conler- OIIDs 1 lltoUme a verap benallt both sble•c:onalderably, enco alter one llcloryandtwo I>eUer than .280. There were two other major but repercusalona already hav.- loaaea Toelda,v eaer...,n at baaeball lncldenta 'Wednellday beilm with. the -..cement FalrBtHill CGUntry Club In both or which lavalved ~ by Flood that be Ia retiring Jackaon. They tookal~ forfrom baMball rather than mab felt victory cmr Plke>tlle aawrtal changes. Jn the first, the awltc:h to PloUadelplila. College, but Ioiii to CUmber- Joe Gordon opdt 18 manager 01 ,., Flood, who hao aewenl land C41lege, l~,and Union the Kansas City Roxala 8lld named a..rue Metro as his • bualneallntereafa In st. Lou11, C41lege, 11-L · aald that It has been lncreaodng. Union College leeds the Kl- aueceaaor. 1n the other. na.e " ~-··· If dllllculttor him to Bet Into .\Cwltba3-0markandCum- Briatol wasllred 'aamanageror against acoring (7 points). Fran Plrozzolo In 1 recelving ' l - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - H... of Air- _... ,.. lblbe the Pllst coupe Cl(yeara be~land Ia I8CGI14 with a '-1 the Clncbuiatl 11ec1a llld waa Cincinnati Ia fourth In pesa ('!::!lor~42~~~~B~ odli=IIID:,;al~-~-l>o<:---~~~-----M..ct~~~ tllfered another job In the defense (66.0 yards a l!lllliO) I 1·:==~--~=:~. llld that the trade eiwled him recard.' R1o Grellde.- has Ol'gall)zatlon. '· wi!Ue Miami's Redaklna a r e • a 1111Ga retard or w, llld Gordon, 54, laid be 111eppec1 ninth In to1a1 detenae, having · · Is tl... with Berea Colloie. lt1o Gtande'a ael<t D!lltch down beeauae h~ felt Ured 11 .Uowed 212.3 yardJ per game, wU1 be.. ...natBel'll Collap, the end of the aeaeon llld didn't · O.ldaiid clb- Collop, v., know If he 11011ld he able to In pmea through Sept. 27, . io!l C4ilep. Uldon Wll! be the e1Ye 100 par cllilt- next Aleron U. froslomaniJW'Ierback eeaeon 118 waa allow•!' to Ylc Hulton ranked 12th nat1Gt>liDit lc:hool. ' I18DIO hla OIID 1111 ccee..,Z. end ally In total tllfenae among the ... ,· •, ........·.·.·.. .·.·.·· •,,•,•, ,•,,· ·..·.·.. cboae llflllro, a oUch wltb the III1UI collo11 leadera. lluttoa . team late In !bit aealila, acCCIOIII'4d for 584 yards In 90 ' SAF!11TY PROG~~ bacauae 01. bla &iiNulveniooa piQL COLUMBUS UJn7 - llore 11f.:!Jto1 piloted the lledl' 10 Wlltl....... looobar.g'a R e e d VordeD ' IIW!'a miWilll CM11o odlacll cldl- wJadj, o1. drat beri waa the aatlon'a top pud. '; lire at l,'lf!O a(:hoala,! n - ~ In the Welllam Dlvflkoa er with a .18.8 a>erl8lll on nine than. . ~ttea ~par- til# ... let., bota~~~e Gea~n~ . l!onta- aortl ~CFF• ot ~ the Jl'llll~ •Mw811lf BOil ~imam felq~ f t l niDtb In P8... ~ · ,·, .· · . .,. time 'tor : :•a ~·· .,_20 re t1~Ccir·394r...._ · · a·l!lllllictl• 11011- did .Jit name ••~ ; l!lio! ._lilllf! • A!J.I. Akria'e · · ·· but~. per,d;l : Jack. Mdoi'Mn raPied blrtli ";~ wlll he Vern R1Pj1 ID ae0rJna with 38 ~ cia' m 111 ot the lleda' fndlaM~ llouchiiOima. · el.... Brl.ioJaaidbe WORTH MENTIONING . . _ ,, , ;;:;;; - : \ I 'I ' ' ' ll1llde a .'~ 4111. . Oblo U, linebacker Slefe ROb-. . '' 1!\M~ to ioeeept.&,poet In t1oe ID- ·Ia an~ with the bjlw1 By FRED Mcto!ANE '' Sny.·d er ·6th in· Nation· .en~..:Ga,yE:rnon,lolt suard; 140 lb. Junior Gerald . ... arrow. Ho'a airealb' ldlle&t'' ' .,,.. l ' ' ' m~·,r: : . ' ' TIME . 1 �'' _< ' I S- 11te ~lb lllntlowl, ~-Middlepot't, o., Thurlday, Odllber e, 1989 ' •• ,. .. ' .. 4 tj POLLrsPODTEas ' , · ~ ~!!,~t!/1;. , 1 (~~. ~~~~~f<~:~~~~~-~. ~.~. .~~-~ ~.~.~.~ ' inleceaiiotll~lt ~~iii~~ CINCINNATI (I)PI)- Diw Bliillll'a TEAM , . . , . . Wt. 'L T Pte; OP SrlliOt'ol1i.iiJ. . . . . . . ..._ Vorn JIIPp;·• POint PIIIIUI • , .,. :;. ... : , •·• ....... 8 Q Q, ,Itt ,' U ~~ a. ilij{ WUII. JOIIe lllla ~· or 111e 1111!1~ Indio• Jacklcln •• .•• , ...... , ......... ·• ~ .. I . o, ~ ue . ao. way: "Whia 1011 d!8 Jcbi·: Pail~ ~ "cll!b, ~be DUt Wahama •••• ~. ~t.· ,. ) ••• t •••••••• I ' 1 0 188 7. ' JOU lmow ,ijlu wU1 ·~ tn Une. ' r •• ' Ironton ~ 4 1 0 1~ 42 . aet ftred.. u H0wlllll wbo oci¥ laet' week Eeatern •• , ..... •. • ':' •.••• ; •••••••• ~. ; . 0 . ~.~, .eo so. wbell d!i Clnoi-U ~ ·ie.ot.ed ' 1 ..,. . jWo.1eer Fecloraiolloeldaw ••••• , ••••••••••••• a 2 , 1M 11_1 ~ ~ce <1111~ tbe \!allll'&ct rr- 111e ctlib, 8llld 11e Melp " " ..." " " • " " .... o " " • a - 0 <ll!l J to. tlil thi 38 • )'Ill" • old lii&JIIiW . r.ct otrered Brlatol ''·a );,1> Gallljlolla • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .,-.-. • • • • I I 0 lili 1't be tt 'Wut. l handll.nloJ!iclalall~llleln Miller .., ........ ~ ..... ~:· :...... - • I a.. 0 . lis 100 obruJ. . . .\ . the front olftcel "1 hbil to AlexaDder ••• ·•••• ••• •,• ........·•••.• ~ 2 18. 0 to ~ ••wt.u 7CJU don't ~ it'• remalri ln tttefRecta' r.mtJy" Glouater ........ · ... ." : ••• •. ........ 2 · 3 0 ' ~ 80 :time to "*m peektJw." Brtallll HowiiDI wd. · · ' VI-Cooulfl,;;v..... ~·,- · ',.,, ...... 2 a 0 ~··. 111 ~ ..,.II pert Gf..,.._ Btl~tolaaldht!Unotmade l.opn •. • ;. .• ···~ •••••••• '•.• ••••••• 2 ·a'" 0 ~ 81 ;~"· .... 1, ' • a deelllDI'l on ... ,otter by replaCe) Athena •• ', • • • •.• • •• • ' • • • ••; ,···•• ; • •• 2 0 . 58 74 . Rlda' ~raJ Wampr llab. llowllllll- 'l'IMiftoq men plamed . dlll'ilw ... ' • .., Souihorn .. - • .......... - .. · ..... · .. 1 4 0 54 144 1H - a - . e t a claJ!40 111 to 1alk It over thh weekerol broupt Wellotoll r ,; •••• - • , , ••• , ••••••••• 1 4 0 38 178 ~e Jilli Iller "coq,lewl¥ whfte attend!QII · lhe World him, Nelo...W..York ,. • • • • · •·• • •; · • • • • • • • 0 5 0 48 153 1'8¥11wlac our lllllre _ . . Serlea at llallllllore. "It It Helma wu .. • Uon." He declbled to lUll' ooundo auoo~.JIII1b8 we can get 11rlli«. itba toplher," TEAM SOtmiEASTERN OIJIO ATRLE'ltC LEAGUE W L T Pta. OP ·· '11M~ RedoBrlotolii\IL In Brlatola' tcur .wu rf ~ 1-Los Anlel" Laken 1 ••••••• • ...... CHmNrlain't te111,..r i111tnfl of chU.,.,int it. On JHIPfl, .....,.... Ifill ..., ;, Wntl l'tHictio,._,itlt Ut We1rtt" DMJio11. • i : cctiM , _ rolotilo ••,.~ ... . - · .. Ke/11 ~~. il oorr~iot. h'H ..,.. . I l: Wett Cbamberleln ~. FOIWAI.D-llti• loylor, JS IIOW, still will fll hit 1' poilft • . . . ht kNt ,..,..., Hve slowed h._ dow• considenbfr. KeU11 n Ericlr.•• ...... tftouHer, .,., baNty odtqatt KO,.r. 1111 Hewitt a11d rool!.it lttd-. lth:w (CinciM8t0 pro•ide ftptt.. ltati11.,....1. CENTEI---Cha. .lnt•ill 1p111t la1t HDIIn N•di•t with "" I,_ KoiH, .. , still cUd COMJMtdtble job. Muc• l11ttr ••• lost kcwM of siNo•• iJ1i ...... tt. IOIM of playoffs. Whn '" wo•h to, Wilt c•• IIIII be ..,_,. .-~... Mit (llllntl, Ha11pol1 wlao can 1hoot, will tpell hhn. a.ti1~. GUARD-Jerry Wnt .... perhap1, at all-tiM« kit during plapoffa. Stid plagued br CIIIOrtwlowt of i•juriet, lNt nmai11 oM of the ,_.•, to' •i• eort.r (Drab) will M tl ...r. lotMit-1. 100111$ la.eru• llrtotllld stick Gl froRt•CCUirt NIII'Ye GR. ioJiint McCamr lo bid fw bock-court jalt lo Dick GorNit (SootHm lllllitlol., 1909 0 0 10$ 24 0 0 53 24 1 o 68 47 1 0 58 22 2 0 88 43 2 0 .26 46 3 0 34 106 3 0 0 148 ,. oiiJ.j PIGS ON LAWN PIIILADELFHIA (l!Pl) 11c1re 111an· 200 pta1 on their WI!' lo .~ J11i1C1o en unacbechded iliiiC> 'live laWllll here Tueldlf, A truek lauiiJW 200 pfss J.unwed ·1 cUrb, lcilockad down a utlllQ' polo 111111 t«e Ill IIWII.I In rr.t ot·llw hau181. The hawa stayed In the 4(). foot laow truck. Edpr . Dlchoraon Jr., 28, ; an ...,.rcharged _., {~tethe , preHnce or IXiw.r&l hlti!lra !Ike Pote"' Rose, who baa liGo the hlttlQII champlonsh~ In lite NaUoral te.gue for the ,!lilt two a•oon& 11te dub llnlllhild In sewntb place In 1988, aNi !ourlh In 1961 and 1968, and tlllrd this year In the 1 - ' s Western Division. !lose, whoao .347 percedlge • Jatoes F• Will r.n 'NO Y£! torovc Glouster at Alexander OTIIEIIS Federai-HocklJW at Eea!Airn Miller at VInton Cooii1;J 11a......Trace at Soutbem Point Pleasant It ·Milton Wlhama at Poe& 'Wihama ...... , H I Aken, Ironton • , , 6 PUNT RETVRNS NAME YG NO TD Velent1111, Jack. •• 134 l2 0 Gl-r, •. , , , , 80 I 111.0 ~ •.••••• ~ .•1 & 11:~ MeJaa·, , , , • • • • 90 I 18.0. . INDMDVAL LEADERS . .. RIJSIIING ~. NAME • ' ') YG CAR AVG. .' :Yelentlne, Jti, 387 116 11.8 :r~ -· ·~ ~ ••• •!"'• . •• 7.4 ·~. , . .. .,~·40 s.t" ,_,.., ' ~ Ita, • Alll!olt, Mol'p ·~' • HEATING & AIR C DlTIO~ING " " ,,., :: iji 13 . 'PA.,.. . t.8 •• 212 50 4.2 NAME · C.A 1N 'IG TD ~lr.J7..tt 2 :m 4 =~ Alii; NIY •• !i41,1 ua 1. .. ).W5 1 1118 a. Seltlei, well a.. 1JI.27 3 38 · o'Brleil,'·llell• 11,25 a 128 Snoloden, Call • 1(1.1lf 2 PvNTING ua (I or IIOte) I -CITY ICE a· rFUEL co~ I:·' 1·. NAME Yda. N!1. A. . "Bn..,.r, .len , , 274 .7 'H.l . ~• .A,llltu... 230 - 3LI ' ..... GaD. .... 3112 8 • MlcliMI, Jack. , , 211, 8 n_..; 1111p ••• »110 J .-..nn-...... ',''•l . i N~ ~ ··~ ' · NOY(tTD ... llleiJ, 001. • • . .• .. 1 HOWII{d! Gall. .. • 8 _, ~ smtili, Allltns •• ~ 8 M. Shew, ' - " •• ~ • · 2 81 1 3 DEAR POLLY-My silverrlated bonbon d!Jh baa crayon marks on the lnalde. hope someone can tell me how to remove them without harmJug the fiDish ....CAROL ' '" 1 , , • •. ·· OCToaD 12 .THIS BANK WILL BE DEAR POLLY-I liave Uberated myaeU from the ex· pensive toy counters and joined the world of lmal]. nation and creativity wfth my children. One ot our budget-saving toys is our "blocko." In the gatage we have over 100 egg cartons in a large, plastic, garbage can Uner. What beautiful cathedrals we can build because of the cupped hot· ·· toms. They are aoundless, · "-·"'" safe and disposable, stackable and the supply Is endless. We often cut them to many sizes. On days when UtUe bands want something different to do, they paint the cartons with poster paint, All Infant seat comes In very handy when baby Is big , enough for the regular tub. Strip him, strap him in the seat and run water Into the tub so It comes just about to his waist. He can ldck and splash while you waah and rinse. DO NOT LEAVE HIM ALONE-BETH. " DEAR POLLY-I was glad to read that someone else hlls given up the age-old m~~Ddlng syndrome. About the time my eblldreD started wearing holes In a pair of socks a day, they discovered Barbie dolls. We cut the legs of worn socb into aweatera, skirts, ski panta, evening gowus and mb:·and·match seta. The toes make helmets, as do the ·hl!els. Larger aockl are sreat for baby dolla.-JEANNE 0 c-..••• •••lr;,, CktHer 13 IN OBSERVANCE OF Common Market By K. c. THALEll BRUSSELS (VPI)- The cur. reRCl uplleavaJa In France IIIII Wast Gernwv" have pluapd tbe En-.. Common Muket Into one Gf llle worst crlaeo In Ita 11 • year history, market ,, ; (0. . . IOUI'<!el said tudo,r. They warned the ambllllllla project Gf a unUied ~ SERVICE In At 9- out AI 5 .· UN O•r ,,., ,_..., Let ,' '• WI••'• a•••• . 216 1. 2.... " " " <· • Br RICK DVBROW .HOLLYWOOD , (l!I'O-It'a 1 llt!le esrb 10 make conclualve ·JIJIIsments aboot the PCI!Iulerlty Gf ohoira In the new television 'aeaaon. But tbe owtloral video firat NBC-TV IIPOCial was No.I In the rattnse. 11IE SAME NE'IWORK'S "lauaf>.ln" contl· nued, meanwhile, to rank aalho moot POPular serlee. And casTV's "Charlie Brown" cartoon, bi.Hdl~ on the "Peanut•" ccmic in characters, came In No. 5, ra~ do lndlca!AI ~ ohowlng that aeries otanlmatnd apJ)Rrent trends ota relatlveb epecllls Ia sUJI ver7 hoi. 'rV atr~ renew yesr'a hi~ "Julia." Skelton, 1>¥ the WI!', will oiJer a opeclal comic tribute OcL 28 to I)! a guest John Wayne, who Is markl"i his 4001 y•r In movleo. aolld rature. To hardly anyone's surprise, llab Hope, lor lnalance, Ia Bill Colby'a New NBC_ · TV sUJI at llle lql ot tbe heap. His oel-leo finlabed YOI')' hi&h In the raU,.s, No. 4. NBC-TV elso, by tho network'o-rhouaelfoo. day Jlneocl, Debbie Re)'IIOida' new NBC-TV aeries, meanwblle· finlohed with only areepec1able rating. But CBS' new Lealie VIIJIIII& lh"" .did r•aonabl,y IE IN THE WITH C~P.O. JACKftl IN COLORFUL PLAIDS MENS In Winter Wear ss.s~ndsa.95 Boys & Girls HOODED_NYLON It Ia a half-llour In length. One ot the quiet hits ol the early season Is ABC-TV'a new one-hour medical aerie a, ''Marcut Well>¥, M:o.," and what II apparenlly prows abeve aU Is the conUnued great i)CIIIulerlly ot alar iiGbert Yoong. AIKI!her ..,. series ftnlshiQII high ·W81 ABC-TV's widely praised .. Romt 222.'' about a Negro hloteey teacher and hla lion. Dana Smltb, program super. asooclaU!a In an Integrated hi&h visor for the food nulritlonpro. school. Also doll¥! woU was sram ot the West Vlrldnla Wet. ABC.TV's new90..mlnuteserles fare Department, Is In charge ol orlglnallales, "Movie ol the Week." Over at CSS..TV, of tho conference. meanwhile, Jim Nabora' .... variety hour, despite almost unanimous .PIIna, came In PACKERS' PLANS otro,. 88 his "Gon!er Pyle" GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPO- succeos held over- at least More -~~ and hlllher prices early in the seaaon. are In tbe plana ot the Green eld Bay Pa ker ot tho N Uona1 Some standy series also h 1 c a up well, among them "Guns-Lambeau Stadlutn•o capacley ' wtii belncreasedto56,000trom FootbaU League next year. mol<e" Red the present 51,000 and a hike In prlc:eo tor gameo here and In Milwaukee Courocy Stadium were llllounced Wednesday by the Packer management. t. Bundle them up~ · way, will present on Nov. 12 Point Resort the the tlrst aolinated specllllluecl on characters from 'Coabts I:' dm monoiCijllee. called "Hey, H0 sts .1'00 . en Hey,lley-lt'aIt'sFatAibert,"snd POINT PLEASANT - A con. terence Gf the Nortlleast and Southoost Commodity Dlotrlllutlon AJIOclau ... opened at the P l . - Point Reaort bere Wednesday, !ltlle dlrectnra d. commodity prcl8riiDI !rom 22 sta!Aia and tho Dlatrlci Gf Columbia are 1111e11111 to d!JCUBI problenuo concemlng cci1111110111tr c11.-. two new 41>- at knocklnJ oil "141~"­ mlnute aorloa, "Mualc Sceow" were a~Jq)l~ ~red,......._ and ·~The New Pleople''-almed near the bottC:m. r ·,·~ CBS-TV's Doria Day, in the walt ·agalnat 11 BoraRZLu new continued to be a The weeki¥ movies came in ~·ter:Ypl, ·~again. And nip wnoon's v dea le NBC-TV IIPOCIII wu IOYS 5 ss.ss JACKETS lofanl s7.SI to '15.11 To Si•o 4 · 5 & & Boys & Girls MATCHED SWUTEI IELL BOTTOM PANTS Sizos -4-12 by Billy Tho Kid . & Hoollfi.To• SLACIS & SHilTS For Infants, Boys & Girls Thru 6x HATS. GLOVES & GIFT ITEMS 1.---~----------.:...ir:::! IHE KIDDIE SHOP ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT Skel:~•:nd~la:at~=====;;;:~;~==~;;~!;;;;;;;~;~;;;;:::;~ BANS FIGHT . LAS VEGAS (UP!)- Gov. Paul Llxalt wiD not permit a hea>YWOislrt UUe fight between Cassius CI&J 111111 Joe Frazier to be held bereuntll-andi!-CI&J Market's execuUve body, tho cleara 111 bla dlftl""lllea with na_. Commloolon and Its the !ecloral government. The ~ court. pernor'o retuoal camelllera -Market IIIII coiDIIllsllon IOI!r- meeting with D<lll Dlgllln of the ceo batb lllld the mending state AthleUc CoiDIIllsiiCIII, who proceaa will re<pire far more oald there had been "feelers" than plec<!maaJ steps to provide concerning Ne\lada'apoiiUenon approved !lnancllw mea~~~~retor such a match. the near tuture. They said a major ''J)ackap EeonomJc Conunwil~. 1"\1 , In . l!eal~ would be needed to IIIIYe dal!aer of ~ ~ , • ColnBo<lol Market - I ., .fbi . SAVING TROTTER RETmES ,, , IIONTREAJJ · (UPIJ'-Ne\lele .. AlE~ · iU6GER··rliiN ., EVER·----------· ........., or little more than a ' a~lloms deseneratlng Into a mere trade Pride, the falfest tr<lbr ail Ulllo!l or a "zone Gf a.ropean ~ time, will be retired lo stud oooperatton," "Ii ta atmoat~elbletoao because Gf a lame left torelee. . The 1011rc:es said the Common lhead wllh the preaent 111- Market'a unuorm astta~Jtural tom," one commlsaiOa aulholity .ald. "We lhould wr11e a achievement, was badly lhaken ..,. treaty delll8ned for fiMI !IJ Franca• a devellllllm Gf tbe 1170s. , The ru11ns .one was ·franc IIIII by Wast Gernoaey'a written for the 1960a." current flcallng olthell\ll'k. Problema Ai-eRevealnd I • Patio 111111 Bom acted 'li'lthilut Wider problema have beeu prior consultettonwlth CoDID!on revealed by the aartculturi:l Market execullves, tho ICllrc:eo crUio. lllid. What wtll be needed lo Rec:el.ed EKe~ 1J11ke tho Collllllioo Market work 11ten FrM,c:e requested, 111111 In the Ieong run, the ICllreee reool~. oxempllon !rom unt. sold, Ia not juot an qreed form RJillng for the next two airlculturll prielng policy but a ~~ . 111111 Wut German!> wider ''harmolllzatlon Gf the · IDiJII!Ied an Import fiX en OCGIOIIIIc, ._tory and fiscal -.1!!Cultural 110011& !rom Ita' policies" ot mermer counlrles. :.~ partners. The fiX While member eCOIIOIII!ea .1111 --.1 b,y tbe Common were c1o1na: weU, lheaari<~~Uur11 policy worked. 11to recent "fi'OIII crlaJa In France and the Our Selection Of monotaey ....... In Welt GermaoiY have - . dlahar. POTIED PLANTS IIICIII1 ID I)COIIOIIIJc and financial pollclee robs the ~ Gf Cheer up the convo l11• coni with a lavoly flower• lie etreetlnneu. " :to tudo,y'a crlli• lltuiiiCIII, ing plant that can be talc· D>eDiber eccmomlta are . . . en homo for planting. Wo ·. RAVENSWOOD - Proc:eedo lncrea~ In dllrerent dlret· olio deliver cut·flower ll'rangomenta complelo · ' !rom the ""rrent J~ Coon. Uonl. Generll price Jtwelo are with vase. · ty Charity Wook will be dana!- ~ conlldllrabJ,y, ,1oc1 toward conatrflqtlon Gf ~ , ,; "(:G!Irt.J llealth Teachlnl Vlllt lo ~~~bunt an tbe arounolt Gf Jack. Tbe early clr~ult riders 992-5506 ;:'-1110011. a Ge1»raJ Hoapllll at Ra. the were Itinerant _proachera ot ·--M;I;;:dd;;;lli':;:Pif;;,rti&o,,;0:;,·-...1 Metbodjat Chuteh. . !!flee policy, Ito . shollplec:e' s., Get Well Sooll with FLOWEIS ....RavensUJOO SAiot£ DAY Hope Still at Top of TV's Heap , But ABC-TV's In Deep Trouble · NAME ~G NO TD W•ver, N-Y ..... 132 7 0 Howard, GaD. • • • .125 8 0 Hedey, Wells. •• , 11$ 7 0 Kreba, Lopa .... 100 5 0 Martin, Walla. • • • n 4 o 12.0 U.S .W.. ........ 74 I 80 KO RETURNS <'""WJa 1 .. ,; • 18 · 5 15.8 BULK SER CE • PROMPT DEU;. ~RIES 1 ' - - •.-•Polly's Problem _ _ __ 1 eara did not pi&J like 1 Dies ThursdaY TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS TEAM PTS G AVG. Jackson , ••• , 183 5 38.6 Wahama ••••• 188 6 3U Gallipolis , , , • 152 5 ao.t Eeatem ••. , ."134 5 26.8 Feclorai-HocldQII 134 5 28.8 Pl. Plea- , • , 1ft 8 24.0 Miller . , ..... us 5 22.6 Ironton •••••• 1oe 5 2u Melp , ..... , 10& 5 2L2 AlexaDdar • • • • to 5 18.0 TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS PTS. G AVG. TEAM Jackson '........ 10 5 6.0 Irontcin • • • • • • • 42 5 ... Point PI•- , , , 82 6 10.3 Ee1tem • • • • • • ; 80 5 12. 0 ,. DEAR POU.Y-The lady who was seeklllg a UJe fotllle , good 'legs or lmee silcks could make an afghan with tbelil. ·' Cut off· the foot, spUt the leg down one aide so It will lay " ll.tt. Cut a paper pattern the size you wOUld like for each bloCk and cut the blocks by this pattern. Make two i'OWJ of machine atltchlng around each block, close to the edges, to pJ:eVent raveUng. Crochet around each one to cover tlie raw edgeo.and then sew the blocks together. The blocb could be placed ao that the knit aectlons alternate, one 1'UIIIIIIIg up and down and the next one across.-JNEZ want . F1BST 00,NS PMsiNG . G Teem Avt··opp:·M;... Qlp-Ait 1111. ~thelia .............. s. · 36 lU : 10 10:0 .' 12.ao 2 ...u o • olt· • • •• 1 •;,• •• .1a. ' .... _• '1•o': 1•~ •• 2 GI m~· ~ '"' oJ • Blu!l'ton, a.to. IIIII haullaw tho ~rum~ ............. .a 48 '''Ju , ; u.q ts.M a pip from '11lree Rlwra, Mich., . 3ackson ••.• , .. , •• , I ·45 15.0 18. 11.0 · S:.15 : · 1 to the Pe111 Pack~Jw Co. when /~= t 29 ,7. 35 . 11.7 1o.32 1 ............. 3 40 13.3 2f. 8. 7 'tJ.as 3 the accldenl occurred. DickerNelaonvlli&-Yark ..... , 3 25 8.3 f8 1S:S 1W8 1 ICII'a helper, Jim Dovla, 2$, . RGund I!Md, 0111o, neel.ed a Wellston .......... , t 3 · 22 7.3 58 18.7 .. 12-43 3 'bun1l .. R.G-;J'AliSING N);Tofil. NET. DEF, .dent. on tbe heed In the acclPI', PLEASANT - James F. TEAM ·' •' .' · Ydl., o\1!J. Ydl. · ~'f · Y~ilo ''A._ Yda. A.. (,Johrln)? ww, 59, Pt. PleasAlheno , , • , :,, •• • IU 181.3 153 ILO l[llfl 23~3 419 138.7 .... toimer Interior decorator, Galllpolta ....... 5H 191.7 21'1 _79.0 · il3o 276.7 522 m.o Grate, r.ielp •••• 119 1 1 dl8d at 8:10 a.m. 11tursclay, In Ironton ......... 512 '170.7 288 96.0 >800 268.7 571 1to.3 Howard, Gall. • ••• 54 6 0 . PI•Ant Velley llolpll&l, He Jackaon ....... , • 818 279.9 127 42,1 965 321.7 341 113.7 Johll.lton, Lopn ••• ·52 5 0 had ~>-. In sbrlous condition Lopn ••••.•••• , 435 146.0 ' 115 38.1 550 181:3 5$8 186.3 Sebrllll, Athena •.• 30 1' 1 the put -•n moi,a,s. Mel&• •••••••.•• us 139.3 259 88.3 877 225.7 t93 164.3 A naUve ot Melgo Counl1, be Nel...,vlll•York, .. 160 53.3 113 37.7 2'13 91.0 949 316.3 MOVC STANDINGS 11111 born Jan. 7, 1910, at Pom. Wellston., ••... 216 72.0 65 2L7 281 93.7 l219 ,to6.3 TEAM W L T Pl. ero,y, son Gf the late Mr. James TEAM ,' W L T Pta. OP Ara1ur WW. He was a member OVERAlL SCORING Glailater • , • 2 0 0 58 16 'Gf !~$· llelstrts United M8tlicidlst NAME- TEAM TD PAT PTS G AVG. "ffller . • , • 1 1 0 42 42 Qwrch. Dorwln Velentble, Jackson ....... , •• , 11 14 80 5 1$.0 Eelllern ••• 1 1 0 38 24 llu-vlvors Include hla widow, Doll li<lurphy, Jacklcln, , ............. 8 .7 55 5 1LO Ale>ender •• 0 2 0 8 64 . lofl:a. Allee Bon~WW;two Gaey aArk, Wolula ..... , .. . .... , . • 10 4 94 6 10.7 dauit>IA>ra, Mra. Fl!'e Jeo.,p llab Rllohle, Ee.-n.; ............... 6 il 44 5 8.8 TRI-VALLEY STANDINOS 111111 Mrs. l!arl>an l!aker, both Tim Howard, Wahame .... , .......... 5 22 52 6 8.7 TEAM_ W L T Pta. OP Gf Jellup, Ga.; a son, James Chuck llcJblnaon, Federal-Hoc~ ••••••• 7 o 42 5 8.4 Belpre •••• 2 0 0 68 34 Frmdln Will. Jr., athOme;one Rich West, Millar ........ , . , ....... 6 4 40 5 8.0 Warren Lo. • 2 0 0 116 8 , halt.all!ler, Mrs. Ne1Ila RichDaniiY Allbott, Melp ................ 6 2 38 5 7.8 VInton Co. . 1 1 o 22 45 ardaon, JackoarMlle, Fla., aDcl DWlllne Greer, Point PI•-.......... 7 Z tt 6 7.3 FeeL-Hoc~ 0 1 o 20 32 two half • bt oaoeu, Charleo Tom Prooe, Galllpollo ............... 5 6 36 5 7, 2 Fort Feye . , 0 1 0 14 36 Kill&bt, Raccoon, 0.:, IIIII War. Nelo.-York .• o 2 o U 4.7 Kill&bt, Texas. 11teie are atx lll'lndchlldren. INTERCEPTION RETURNS Senicts;w!Q be ~It,, NAME · . ·· ·•...... "'' a.........~ ....... . .•,u,;a.m.,_,..._,_._.-_,trow lllrnett, Gill. ;; ..._,2 1~ , 1. U..s"!ii! haAJ ,~!IJ'; tho , NOTE: 12 peroona are u ,toe: Rev. ·.Charles .L• .Fnun. .ftolrlll second with one lntere1111tton will be In ~rest ·Cemetery, each; Included In lb'ne!l'• Frtlllds Dill call Iller l' returno wao one for 100)'11rds Ft14a.Y at 11oe toqj.al!llnlt Ironton Iaot Frldll'. _ · . ,; · 1lllS WEEK'~SCIIEOULE . ' FRIDAY SEOAL Athena at Lopn Melp at ·Gelilpolls Jackson at Ironton Nelaamlle-York at Wellston TEAM .. -.... By LEE MUELLER, NEA Sports Writer , ..w. ' TE.W STATIS'i1CS I CALL 675-2460 . ~. 992-5116 . By POLLY CRAMER r--ioilo!o-iioioiiloi.illoi,;;,'·-..;,""!'1----·'"""11!'1~ Jackson • : • · · • • .. • • •," • • • · " • • • 3 Ironton ........... ., ',. ......... 3 Meta• ................ ; : ., ......... 2 2 Athena • · ·• • • • • ; • ,,, • • • • • •· • • • • • • • • Gelllp,lolla ••• • •. •·• •• ; r ..... , . -'• .. 1 Losan • • • • .. • .. " " • · .. " " · ... 1 NeiiCIIviU..Yark ,' •• • , •• ' • • , , , • • • • • 0 ofhMiYI pl...,.,.. Other boc:kc•urt spot is pJOWt11, just like loll 11010n. )Vellatoa • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • •• •• • • 0 F... Crowfotd WCIIII't tH 0111wtt and it's iMpfOkbte rookie WilDt Mc- • ~IJ!~J~:~,;~'\'!:Ii'-lf ••••• w..-.ldeJr;· "" ~ ....... " w;.., cAt cfNMplnet'' ,.,. -u._..,.-...., ... •• • • :.' • • • • • • • o ,_tift,. -4 ~ I. Jy fo!ew:.,.per En..l'prisl Assn, "''IS''CTUS -Dttjtlff o6M ;.,..,.flwtMH, th LOan Egg Cartons in GarJJae -e Ch lie ap K"ds' C t' 'l a De- · 1 rea lVI Y . REXALL ioo Tab. - 5 Grain 89e VALUE FASTEETH 1.49 VALUE d PEPTO OL "Celebrating DUDLEY'S Cooultl Feclonted ;·Jaelca Tbla week, _..,..... Wo.. 1>¥ liiln'l ClubB, will be cliiDizedt I ~---------------'"""'-"~ 1>1 adance~ l!'llariiU!III Gf ictlvtUea 9mclll It Cdr ·Likes MAr Ripley, ;,. ·~ (:!IArlt,y Bell will be llalllr. . o;IIU'' troiA t.ll .p.m. a& the NYA 14 •• · RPeoallilod wtlb "The Tlmo" band 'fMsh 9ul. ~-ate. , ev- 'lndudo aa ; allow, ,_,....il1·tllt . Coom1JIIIIlori.CI! ;r1. r:~ 2.:t p.m,; a ~ ;..-v•• & a.IIL 1!1 4 an :•W':I · at 3::10 p.m.• 1>¥ "the kind of laxative Doctors recommend most often." PHILLIPS Mil OF MAGNESIA (Mint Elavar) · J9c Val•,· ' / �. .· '' ,, ' ·~ •. ' . }. ' ' ..,,' '. , 'liN · K ' . -· • I · , , r ' . . , ... t~~tu.o,llllilnti:Nn.~o.;'lllu1-.iU,Oetdlor•.l• ._·-·. . ' . ' I' ,. ' . .6-11.-... _. B·--·o. ' t .' l ) . · · · . ~1! PJ~~t - NatloMI , .t*WMkl•belllldl~l'ftd ll.tl! r I to Octdllr 11 u tlllo '.kleka oil the ~aallf8 ol , • - t-He~ )'ell'; t.~ lll-CcluniJ,ITlboyoiJIII ~~ted Ill the 4-H "!''_ .... at mombero. They n.._ 1• Uie8ler , .. " - - - at the Nuarene -~~~ · .,,,..... Oet. 5 waa ~ 1'1111 wu t411.50. Sewrai here jh attended Grow~ at Hemlock ·· Mr G. S. '111 · 011 ., w~ l:al1ed 11111 ~ 11r · li.iJ;r ~=1. ~ Gtno lw!ma !Ia"•_,_~.....:·...Erma rrcm - ~ h-... \ / ' , ' n -...., · · - } lr Mr, and Mrlo Jdul Ridenour an .•_.. ,lllltlto - I .-. MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. a. X. RldiOIIOID'. .aZ:n :J.":.ra.~ F'!idl1 Wick, .... .. ~ Seine· · POMEROY rr:: The JOIIIW Colb ol POMEROY, 0. DRUGS OHIO 1~ U. FrM II Ulildllt ' I . , (ITIZE_NS fiATIOftAL BANi:'.' IIDOLEPORT. 0.- ,- l lYONS IIARIET ~- .... .. LOU'S ' ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEAliNG MIDDLEPORT, 0. . A.SilAND.'SERVICE POMEROY, o:. ·~:- ' . . 0 I . . ' _.. 0 ~ ' E.RsBA(H -HA.Wlll . POMEROY, 0. · EWING FUNEIAL HOaE POMEROY.O. _ Wll CIASE HARDWARE a;~ba~s;l•~tllrou&hout:;;~the~CCXII>-;;;:;;::;;::=========~===:;================ 101ed at Mrt. tile chlldron'a home..... Joe Carae)'lo ....,,MBUS Lrlltl' - Mr. and Mrlo Robert Jewell ot . I -~ two IUIIta. alll1l Uld Gina l =~-:..::'..:ot:·dw: "•Will ' . 1._. ~ ....._ ,_,_ wn \ · ~ liarr wltllllllliiill411 ~ Hoowati4r Jill 1rltll . . .- ~. '" ·- -· r..a~~owu. -,r,;·· ...... ·- "MEMBER OF BIG 3" DUTTON DRUG CO. MIDDLEPORT, 0. HAIDWAR~ POMEROY, IJ. CROWS STEAl HOUSE POMEROY, 0. THE'AIOYE TABLETS I • EFFERDENT :. aae OF DRUG NEEDS flff 58 ASPIRIN ct. 100 Ia u. .... "" " 1.·•'""'PRELL ~ . - Sll1Ill 1.44 REG. i.i9 · POIIEROY LANES ' WAID CROSS SONS DENTURE CLEANSER • goz. be .... . a 1 7 • ~-"' ~o.i*,na,1T8. . ' POMEROY, 0. REG. enerdent- Wellaton Sun11Q e...WW. · Mrlo Iva Danahue has moved .... TTII IIIII. 111ab ~ ,. thelma ~ ,tt&; lai.IIIP FRANCIS FLORISTS ~ 1 49 Mr. Elda l:arHJ c:al1ad Ill the n.la Wllllamt' &nlay. . Mr, Uld Mra. M. A. ~pie c-ulled a doctor In Pcmeroy Saturdl.y. A """""' or Jiaraona from here attended tile 10th amlversary calobratlon or lllr, IIIII IIIOVId to the Wwlo Pef.. of Mrt. IDIG&oe Brown . 11' . . . . . 21M; Hllll Team • , ... ' ..J~Wiuo- POMEROY, 0. Flu ...., ltulf ftt flkks of • llr.,; c-.... THE FABRIC SHOP ,• Cltanl11 System !JI lniunnce ••. 8 ' . iicilla,..KIMI{......,L ... e a ·~ 1............. ~ JQib ,'hal!l Strlet - Gruto- MIDDLEPORT, 0. • PI"",...__,..,_! · · Mr. Uld llfrL IMry · 111..n _,.., - e were lltllllr 111101ta ~· Groee1'7 ...... 8 IAHR CLOTHIERS • POWER-YAC Mrat:.~~:;e:!·lnaPari>o ~· ·amoco MIDDLEPORT, 0. ,JoeaJ !elderL Yw !rill IIIII a allll llltlllbero, n would lib tD to m...tlon. , · frl(!nd. Lato.ollntereotb•pro! _l!ial)k tho DIIIQI peoplewho ..w We,,. looliillii tor aa .:~~;. jecto !In available lhls 1 - •••l•ied IDmaldrwlhl&paott.H and better :r- Ia lllj -THE TIME IS NOW- tp!!~ GLQ!tml LEAGUE1 WAll . Woo r..,. · tnaii'~ Aahland .... i1 1 RAU 'S BEN FRA.LIN =:lr:~:-;r=_ !in~~~::~=. =~~:s~:~::.: ..--_ 1&0. Olrerlrw , RallJ ril1 at the loeal church 1!e Oct. 18, Re11.U 1181'¥1 belln Oet. 20 _wllll Rev. . Navllle aa tpel)lar; eraburs Loapltal. Ills condl~· Diehl hel returned tlon It tarlouL . " - fi'CIIl um-aley HOIPIIII Kr. and MrL Fra!lk t;Wie ot ~amllu1 Uld Ia much Jm. MIMIIPOI't Uld Mr. aDd ,L~ POMEROY, 0. ,, NOW WITH · ~Mtlil' - "~lied._ "'lh - ..... ~·......, · ,, ' - '~ ii'alllh. N4nluScllatflr. ;:;=~~~ . .. . .1'ba L&Unl aJir Hlaitll Club , :I.J,A· Ita INIIII1 polluck dlnnlr 1 tt .11\i 1-. llr. allll Mn. . . . 0 Olureh Clll . l ·Mr, ~....., ~'rltsSialli,NI!'f FARaEJ$ .111 . • & :~a,11a CO. . -. • POMEROY;' G. -. .· . .. . DAIRY VALLEY . -~ •,· ~ ~ ' .: "'Ill · · '· • . . ILCO COLOR TV era~. , llr. 11,111 Mro. <liO' ~.,.tl o( ..,....,_,_ autoldelhevU111- vlalied re~v~uo........_.; a-.la DWI!. · ' Mi-l. Vlnaa-tMori!act•'vta- ' POMEROY, 0. BRW =.a:. 5 '' ' haw SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILL_S ' News Notes BY BEll11IA pARKER I!Ubatll School ,...,.,.. at ' "MEMBER OF BIG.-,....,.. 3" ·· • kire Uld Jack Clark hcm11 all bave a - - t or root point. Mr. IIIII Mrt. Paul Arlx Uld MrL 0ma Arlx vlalted In Welt Vlrlllnla over the weekend. l•nrel (]iff POMEROY, 0. POMEROY, 0. · . The Bud Dgo . . . . . Robert Al- POMEROY BEN FIAtllliN .. POmROY NATIONAL BANI J · : .··• "· . Mr1. EliiiiOI' Stout and chllMrlo Sectwlck caDed Mr dren, llabb7 UldJud,y, otll&1ton ckrlaa Ba~a~~ ~. '"' •· :."" 011 Mro. John Stout Sun- ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. , :~ !Jalurday eveJtrw Oo- ; MIDDLEPORT, 0. HOME LAUNDRY the Naz- · '. -.· , lllllde 111 24 4-H cia S\2"'Nd .. )l'ltll"'!t MJUan, lhlly are tho ey 811011 partlcl)llll011. The leaching boys and prls ...,. f"....,_....,llili!ill!l'l!!.'""""--~-llllilll!--"""'"-----~"""""""''"" tllrW&hOIII the \VICXIa COIIIJ!!III'! ,, l!e7 ·to tho 4-lf prqp'alll. ThiJ HIDO WU llile 011 a CCXIIW,I' lev- llmple f!Jik pPIOI Uld !'41o'11N Ill••· Auliltl118 tlleee cl~· ..,1 ~'VOle or tl!e!r lime and wru_ el til' ~ 4-11 mamber• 11 danclllii ~· we"' aloo al!- · lllembera Ia ~~ lld,.-llhlp IIJ!IOIDh lolllrd the devol~· )'ell'l and~· Fl..lllllliber• t.endo!d weD by ~clpanta Ia role on a v o l - belli were 1111111 of boya and lllrlalnatqur- fran Muon ~ wore llate 1hl 4-11 propam. TMI!Il-nlne · acme 157 peaple from all wa1ko .CCII\! WIJ . without Ill)' m-.,. ar• "'-• In vloual preoer>- Cram Mo1011 Coual;y -.led 1 .,. olllte. · C· r,eturn. · 11110111 wltll two behiettatelrll>- recre~tlon and )lnlor leaderw..n..t ohow opedaltrlbuta ~ lo . . fJl the out- - • In the UVMtock dlvloloo oblp workthOP.., a mullkounto hee 157 mtlldoned laot otendlng prci&rllllt thla JIUt alii aeyle lhoir wlnnor. If llatll In th4i'a.arteoiAIIIara yeer; 321 ~··attended tho We In tile 4-11 prQilnm are Moay otherlntereodJwcOUJIIy ; two CWDtJ 4-11 eampL Camping alw&Jo laoldlW for ,_ 14..,... alii local club actlvlttroo wore tool< Jllace til' the Courthyeerln turea In aulodlw boys alii held lhla put )'ell' with the obSoel~eAtr Counb' - - by lo- glrlL Thlo ~ wu no excep- Jectlve In mlndotdoveloplrwtho , ·~ .., .. '!" cal lllllulltr)', buolneoo, and Co- lion. youth In a fqur.fdd WAJ, MrL Joe stanley Sr. calledoo , !IJIIratlve , Extenoloo with 55 The workohopo U yw how a who Mro. Katie Wlloon racentl,y; YOIDIP!er' from the 7th and 8th BcJb1ir Glbaon and tt-l, Am cradee In lhe COUIIIy hovllf8 ID lteed, or Columbu• vtotied rrao. ~tJ to take achantage It · cet Alkire and Aw G·.,._, of the Science Odnp. ...... swltc~l MrL Golda Joneo opant a Other campa 4-H haa aosltted Now you con fine tuM Phllc:o ColO, TV In otf ,,..,.,. DON'T W~IT ni&ht with Aft Gllke)' Uld cal1td "'II! In the COUII\y U'O Retarded -no fldcUine. no g~uworll. Just turn tt.. tunl,.. Ella! on olber l'tlendj, SbeltUvilf81n Children's Campandc h u r _c b until the fllht.d Tuning Eye norrows and fllclt: th• A.C.T. •witch. Th.t'1 oii. PMico A.C.T. cftult '"k1 a lnUer at Zaae1vllle. campe. ThlrtJ- two attended owt and locka In the slgnalautomotlcall 7, Pfct~We ond Mr1. J111nlta (Oilrk) • - state 4-H c.,q,, at Jackoon'a ••unci ClrN In 1harp and clelltf •vet')' tlmeol of lleYerq .totted Mrt. Tam Mill. ....,. ,,.. AUTO•LOCK CHANNEL TUNING ' WeDtlllll other Crleoi!L · The 4-H division oflho Mooon lira. Minnie MCGratl!attead- County Fair aloo takoo no back ed a "'-"'are JIU'IIr at lhe seet In quall\y or l(llllltiey oCinS.o, our full . line of PHILCO Stereo High Fidelltp, 0111 McGrath home In ~ .dlvld~al proJectoeldllbltedwltll Rocl•os, P-blo Phonos, Black & White TV, Calor laot wetll. over 700 belll8 dl&pi&Jed. Thlo TV, Tape Rocardors. lllrL lloul a.y vlalted Mil>- year, 10t-H c1uba developedan nle MeGralh. educational exhibit depleting Mr. CilnUJn GUkeJ caned 011 oune phaoe ot 4-H club work. All lhe Dirt In hlo mother, Ava GOkey Su!day Tho younger demonttraUoo Sl I Locust St. _ allemoon, nenta were held 011 a c01111t1- One mp e Operation Middleport, o. N. 2ND MIDDLEPORT 0. . ~ ehurch are IPOIIIOl'lllii a ~=~~"::"'~ :!;~ l CliASIHARDWIIE I &C JEWELERS .._ 1 au..,. Vmn ..... :-a:..U:h f11. C:::: SWISIIE.R &LOHSE •XALl POMEROY, 0. Harey Sed- Sr We're proud of our 4-H'ers. In the past year they've shown great initiative in community programs involving a lot of time. It's our privilege to say, uWell done, 4-H'ers. Thanks for helping to make this a better community & a better country." - j!w lalt week ol Mr. llllllllrL &I' ' . - N- 'News Notes ,, . . . , .... • ·· ': ' 17':r:l·s ·t n··. · 4~H-· .r 1iro:·g ·r- ·a-_-m · _; · BY'"LBE · D~''-',,' •.-~-~-RTV. "i"!-lol! .""""~E . . 4-JI , · , · . y . ·s , . .. . H... the ~li ollffeNnco el.ctronlc w...l . . ••111:. ........ S....tho or rlole. Longer tiN ..u..... ~~.. ln. Standard Oil Pr8dU4 14 oz. 11~ '~-~ . ShantfOO LIQUID 49~ REIJ.l.09 VICIS lPOlUI _ 3.1 oz, .6C)~ REG.3.19 POLY-VI-SOL Vt1lltiS 100 c\. 2.88 ,. If&. 1.00 SUAVE SHAMPOO 16oz. 44e REG. 1.25 DIPPITY DO SETTING LOTION 69~ �' '· ,, ·~ • • \li • \ •• '' INti " ~~..... t; r. ·. • -. ., .Sp~bwl, Services ' '' ' • lu..... 0eto1t- 1 Hard I PENIN!l!LA, Ohio (Ui'O- A "The woolly hear catarplllars are more black than brown I ''Pianl;y Ill _., Ia what Ohlo- and are In a bigger hurry than 1 oa1 have ln.atore for them. ever, the few that a.re out and : So predicts Ole )Jrlcal oracle around. 1 of ThankaRIYII18 Hlll, Miss Dl. "The wlld fruits tell the Ille. Dlee Merton. Her Bang's CornuNever before has the deadly era bug barometer, started In nit!htohade been 10 heavily ladtho early 1900a when Miss Mer- en with Ita wet red, berries 1 - · CamUy ran a nuroery .along tile fenee. They are pol. , there )lot south d. Clevellllll, 8011: Beware: J haa become an American tra. "And Ole br!Uiant cluster or diUon. tile jack-ln.U...pulpit is a bloody "Listen tonlfllrt for the wild club on the woodland Door ror , peA fl,ylna 8Guth, Oeelng the to leU tile fool who taataa or Its first bUzzards over Hudson's fruit. • Bl,y,11 ahe said. 1 'Button up the "But for the birds and t h e 1. ,....., raiN the storm aash, rtU beasts who know how to chose 'lbe ceDar bins, brush Ole wool- there Is food gulore. ens, llile tho firewood clole to "Every buah and vine and the door for Ole winter wiD be treo Is loaded Ibis year as sel. daepand eold. dom helore. ! f • 1I-:::::-r::::::-•l RIVER NEwS J "Food on the dogwood, food on the rose, food on the wild • ;;;;; 111'8p0 vine. "1be hips and haws on thorn GAUGES - Gallipolis, 12.1 and sllruh burden the branches. and 13.1 rulllliJw 5 feel of roll· '"fhe waxen and yellow Amon; Pl. Pleaaont, 24.04; Pom- orlean crabapples lie In the oroy•lllaaOD, 20. 51; llbtton, 0. 83 leaves and the,y scent the air 1a111nr. Kalawha Filii a 3.51fall- w1f1t their special fragrance. l..r; Qarleaton, 17.87 faii!Jw. IDckory, walnut and acorn tall, LGndon, Marmet and Wlnllold rustling as they drop like a are on Ole sUI. ahower of hall. BOAT MOVEMENTS: ''Food, food, food, for the GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - Phll· bard Ume to eome, lor aU tp Sporn ~ 5:30 p, 111.; Jennifer ,tba creatures to snther and Jean QP 12:50 L m.; F1oyd Istore. And hunt for tho warmlb Blaske down 1:40 a. m.; SUJvay I tor the season ahead. down 3:t5 L m. ''From thelleldthewhlte-heiKANAWHA RIVER - Mar· 11ecJ mice 180k kitchen and cup.. met, L W. Sweet ~ 12:15 •· I ~ at Thanksgiving m.; o. F. Shearer qp 2:20 a. run. m.; Alan R. MerrW up 3:45 "The mUk slllke no longer L m.; Ouacblta ~ 8 a. m.;WJn. suns on the doorstep, she'• un- ...,. ~f\!1.\v~~::'~ 4~~~~ . ·~, ; : ,,~ j ; ' ' Atlb.BUILDI ' ' ...... ~ 4~ . RICH RED & GREEN IJON'1' GET CAUGHT! ADD ASHLAND VA.L VOLINE AY ANTI-FREEZE TOD 1 LOU'S ASHLAND SERVICE • GALVA-GUARD PAINTS ~·tlleEaltLetart Sb:riC. anci n. n. ••1'110011 USDA CHOICE BEEF eRICH RED ONLY $ • ·GREEN ONLY s .s0 35 111. pl. READY MADE FRESH ~ lb. PIZZA 12" Size ~ EBERSBACH HARDWARE .21 "EVERYTHING IN HARDII'ARE" a. .m.; ElprdiU ~ 6:40 a. m.; Fort Dearborn ~ 6:40 a. m. omo RIVER- Locki4,SU.eJ Plaaeer up 9:20 p. m.; Lock 15, Q-n City clown 1:35 a. m.; Lock 16, Paul D. QP 2:05 .. m.; Andrew P, Calhoun ~ 4:55 a. m.; Lock 17, Polly R. up I a. m.; Onward~ 1:30 .. m.; Cot,. ton ~n ~ 3:05 a. m.; Jet· feriHlll ~ 4:35 L Ill. I BelleviDe Locka, Jolm J. Rowe dOWD 2:40 L 111.1 Jane T. down 4:15 a. m.; Blue Bird qp 6:05 a. 111.1 Becklonl ~ 7 L m.; Racine Locka, Kathy R. down 3:15 p. m.; Noll-' down 12:30 1. m.; Mt SU.te ~ 4:35 a. m.; W. H. 5 GAL. LOTS ~ 5 GAL; LOTS ~IIOdall<lil ..un. Mn. llorlr1 ·PI 1liFt ht 1111 tllver CCIIfea ~ fr•"""'"'-· Tbe t:rllo&.lli I, I mont Ill Cbr7· ~ms OaDced br ,..._ U,.,r1 wu llllldl 'l1 Vra. " - • Titus. Mrl. Artbur llrl...,, II r a. lfonra, and lin. VUdrad V.:. Daniel ~ Pacific Gnore. Calif.· were 8111Rt. ·,....,. Tll!l!'i IJJ'S. JohD Klacald '1114., VrLr Drill' Bramberrr ware hooiH-.: rar.... 7elloW-!-.. lllltd tO LOveilet ~- Okinawa Study ~ Given Society ~ ~.:, = . ~.: L~~ By Gallipolis Gardener.· ' ~ I' ' • STEAK Bini~ $ ~ ,,,;t::.ra:":. ~:: ROUND we. o1 Pryor ud Self. lllllllh, Bulb, NIOIIII, Maey,lbe -- "Chipmunk, squirrel and this season's big crop of cottontalls feast and garner. Opossm, woodchuck and alrunk are rat and waddly. "MDIII of the migrant birds have Down. The warblers came through from Canada alx weekB IIIlO· Catbird and thresher lell early. "Robins, redwlngs and nickers are reedy to he on lbeir way. ')be Ja.y and the crow are all that are left to dellllltt the ear. They and 11te qu1e1 chlcadee, mrthatch and the ttlbe of woodi>Ockors wiD atey the winter through. grow and bloom and produce trult wam us now to bereacb'." ; u ·lhe ~ Winter for Ohioans ''l'IIUilb and toulllt" winter with . '11!1 AiPJe Bug Barometer Predicts I Mr., and' lira. Terry l<nilbt and 1011, SleYie, ........ to odonl& Tueoday aftet ~lng oeftnl ell¥• here w1t11 Mr. and Mra. Qeoter Knls!JI, Rooe llfary Andrew• who 11 eqolo)-ed at Nationwide In eo. lumbus -"lbeweebndhere with her parent&, Mr. and Mra. Paul Andrew , Long Bottom. 1 Mra. Ferne Rayman of East Letart .,.nt the weebnd vlsWna her slatartn-law, Mra. Ava Bolleo In Welloton. Mr. and Mra. n...... Bartley and Mr. and Mra. c a r 1 Blorboum of ~were Sunday dlmer polo of Mr. and Mro. Ra1JJb Webb. They had come· e.,.clally to attend Ole weddl~.r ot M111 Debbie Kina to Slewn Flnlaw, Aa orlentei llalr In modem· tertweet and the hell plant, and, lode arronsemeilto . . . dom. Mrt. llrarlbar7 uled a ton white De1!11 Wa) IIIIOUIIced Malhor ol JeiUI, Mary Nap onatrated b,r Mro. Gn~ ·Brad- boUle u her _ . _ for wlafOr 7~ p.lll,ll!IOet.,awbontlle lene,liiPrcu, .&mlee, Marf,lbe bury'of c.IIIpo!lator\Jembera terla vloo 'and roaet. A low llr, Y...,.liu beell CCIIIftned to hl1 bed ror tho put""" ii.Y .IM Wam.l'a ~ Ill auuuai. molbef oi.Jfi!IH and' JGhn, IIIII of tile MlddlOIJGrl Gardoll Club blndmade oval container waa ' 11MolrcU;auoatowiDbecouu,Mr.andMra. WPJbpil mel MaeyandMutha,weradlacuasMonday nlt!ht. used lor a Jopaneae doa,ned Dnts- ol CCJiumbua, who will IIIJOI1d the weablld. · . · liDit8d 'VtCIIIIdllj: Clllrdt. lid b)' Vr1. Sldeldo. Mro. Bradbury, a member of pleee d. pink pronluma car. TllltJeartheYGOinpwiUdeputCranatradltlon. For yean sQaeU11 froiD 'tho Racine The ra1~ve readlne wu the French Clt;y Garden Club, eying out lbo heaven, eart11 and ilra. Yooaicl.apri!Niredalarge.U..rlorrrtendoandralaUvn Eut ~ Grove on pr..Ucal Qr\&tlanl(f, with and the Valley Belle National man theme. aa their allllvwlll'jl. The dinner , ha1 alway& Included an anal· ~>FaUll ~·• will com. 1criplure trom Mark 12, I.W\11 Club, dloplayed teclml4uea of A chrysanthemum plant waa -iarf i:ab baked b)' Mro. Yourw and beautlfull)o decciilatad b.r bldl*lt·"* !llnlee. 21, and IIITIIIIolhy, and III'OIIp arrlllllna seven Ooral pieees, . presented 10 Ole auott demon,ber husbllld. But this year for health reaa1111lbe OUIII:illl& he$rl: F~·IIQmul preiiJ4ojl tlnalna oi"JUII A Cloaer Walk aeveral shOWing tho heaven, strotor who wu acCOIIIplllled to 1111 clllcoallnued. • wltlla '10 t1o11a- with Thea." eartll and man attributes ol the lbe meeting b)' Mra. Joke Moore ApiD, our C011111'8tulati011L lllay thoro he more t1oa 11a1na lftllle 10 thoSelvatlaa -111!1 "Proftlea o1 An oriental Influence. ol GaUipolia. Ara11. T h e ....,. decided IIIYoiYed Woman" waa b)' lira. Oxidized driftwood wao uoed Meeting at tho Columbus and TilE HOSPITAL IS NOT the nlcell jllaee to celebrate a blrflt. aplaa maklns IJIP)ebuUertblt Focfe ~laYman. MelOOera· an. aa lbe container Cor an arranae- Southern Ohio Eleetrlc Co. of, . ' mont or Jewel berrlet and flow, Oces, Mrs. Carl lfDI1II' preald. Vleld Clark, who wiU he 14 Saturday, II a patient at V - year, but Wteadltwaa111Qett. awered roll eallb)'IIAIIIIII&awoad that eocll member malje a man or 110111111 who hild lnflu, erlng cale In lll'eana and pur. ed at the meeting. A thank"'"' Illi Memorial HDIPitaL VIcki, daughter olllr~ and Mra. 11arr7 pies. An aU • gold a.rraneement card was read from Mra. E. · ~; Clai'k, Paaleroy, underwent aurpry 11111 morning. Sbe lata llied&e and aloo Jiartlclpate 'In a eneed their llna In a apeelal ''hllleleaa bake llle." !ray. featured eravevlne and roses F, Maag tor !Iowen sent dur. Room 103. Mrt. Ferne Heyman read a lii'OIWD 11111101e was 10 and hlllh linea were used In a Ina her lllnou. commwdcatlaa from 1111 dlt- eDIJhollze the OliPOrleneeol,... pink roae arroni!ement ID a Mrs. LIOJd Blackwood re\ ~ MARGARET BLAETTNAR Ia plamdng an lnfonnal Ill lot trtct qerintendeal rl8ll'dilll woman ~ to hrlftl about wmlte compote. ported t11et tho 7earbooka wiU , 0 tho oo OcL IT, ller .,.II~~ honor wiU be Mrs..Jolm Ute to he held at fp.m. peoee, aocfal , ~atlee and tho Modernistic trends were be reedy for dlllrlbutlon mtwo Be11e of a.Jllpolla, cllroctOr or RatrleD 11, Ohio of limda,r ot Ole United reeoanltlon o1 the unlt;y ot aU """"" In an arraruremont olhltweeks. Hoatesses were asked to :• Clardlll ClubL 'IJuo ather Pill wiD Ill the protldellll o1 Moip lletllodlll Qareh for·eburchof. peraona, and to encourase oth) contact either Mill Frieda 1 C.W., Cuded Clallio. · ' ncera and WSCS prealdentt. era In their eilorta toward creFaehnle or Mrs. WUIIam llamm ii Sllo'a haW. the Ill In order toaat better acquaiJUd with The treuarar reportedabal. lllvo and ~·reato arrenge pobllclcy on lbe meet. t· pnlon ell_,rapreMnfatheulneeherrecont~~Wolulmentucoun- ance o1 f215,74. ' u each work In theeoiiiiiiUJIIIf, 1 lng and to contact Mill Neute If - c t ehalrmaD. Sure to he a nice afl'alrl A talk on wamen of the Bible Taklna roleala pre-tlon of TIIURSDAY Zerkle If the meeting Ia to Ill } w a 1 fllvea bl Mra. Kabel fbe proJram were Mra, Eileen BRADBURY PTA, 7:30 Thursheld at the Eleetrlc Co • :: APAriE!rr AT UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL' Ia CCJ1umbu111nce Shields. The 011- . . , quail. Jlouah and Mra. Focle Heyman. day night at the school; to make Arrangements or Ole month ( 9tpt. 11, Dr, F. M. Cluff OliPOcll to ccme bema thlaweoloonl. Ilea, 101111 IOOd and oome bad, IIDal plansloramualllalloween "Okinawa, lheKeystoneolthe made by Mrs. Malcolm RoUer 1 lle'll he retuntlng later ~ tho hospital but lor tho - coq)le of EYe, Sarah, Rachel, Leah, carnival. Sixth grade mothers Pacific" wos the theme ol a Included a mass arransementol : otwllki,~JVW~Y, ba'D blat llama. ? to serve refreshments. program given by Mra. PllyDis marigolds and a line lrJ'IIII81l· ,:: Dr. Clull'a J11a11Y friends wUI he happy to krow lhat he Ia HOSPIT0k NEWS DISABLED AMEIUCAN VetMIUer when the Mlulonary su. mont o1 zinnias. ) /..reapaadl.woDtotna1mant. -> erona and Auxiliary, 7:30 cle(f met recently at tile Mid. , I' Holzer Mallcal Center, Firat Thursday night, D.A. V. hall, dleport Church oltlte Nazarooe. Mrs. Esther Carson had Ave. General visiting houri 2-. Pomeroy; refreshments followcharge or the meeting which op. ened with Ole song, "Light of u·_ ) 111. only, Parents only on Pe- United Methodist Church, 2 p. the World." Things to do to beat ,; 11Mo OpeD cbereh treclllq of candlellsht ceremOII)' wW be · · cllllrlca Ward CJii!lt. m. Thursday, Mrs. E; M. Wood, oome missionary minded were lllai Kathy Th-a,· daulihter presented b)' Mrs. Earl Evelyn wu el ...'led AdmiiJlons Mro. Lemma Lighter, Miss Zeldlscualed by Mrs. Carson. "Where the Need Jl, There WOrlby matron IIIII Thomas c. PubllcaUon d. admladons Ia Ia Pullin, and Mrs. Beulah ; ·of Mr, .and Mra. Edward Thom- and Ml11 Thelma MichaeL There was prayer by Mrs. Ray. We Go~ was the prGIII'&m topic 11, Rutland, to Mr. Jamet Bar- · Mra, <barles Eattar,IQ, tis- Edwards, worti!Y patron, whim prohibited unUJ !Urtlter notice. Hayes, hostesses. .ioett, 1011 ol Mr, and Mn. Char- tor ofthohrk!Miect, wiD ierve PCIIIltrD.Y Chapter 188, Order of Dlteharpa Club 1 mond Walburn · a n d a poem uoed by Mrs. Donald lolora wbeD : lu lllrnU. Sr., Rltland, w,W as matron ol honor, and the the Eastern Slar, met Tue·""" .,._ WWiam R uo- Dlcl! CATHOLIC WOMEN'S ' "Liglrt.a In the Dark" by Pllyllla the Women's Socle(f ol Chris•.._ Bowen, ""'"· Mro. Verne ' ......,., Heart Onach, 8 p. m. Luster. The otrerlng was taken tlan Service oltlte Cheater Unit:. lie an event of6:30 p. m. onSet- bridesmaids wiU he Mlal.,.bra nJaht at tho lllaaoale Temple. c. Bluer, Sacred Thursday lnlbepartahhall,preby Timmy Miller. ed Mslhodl.at Church met re; .utda)> at tho llWJand Chureh of CIIUay and Miss Lilly ~ other ollleers elec:ted were Mr1. R. Dale Colburn, Mro. An- ceded by Mass and Roaary servScrlptures were read b)' Lew- cenlly at the church. ,. Olrlat. den, Rutland. :Mabel Goeglelu, aaooclate Jll6· M Bell ColliDs, L. Dor- Ices at , p. Ill. Bulb Erwin assiRed Mra. 7 15 SALE at the F(>la- Ia Ellis, James 2, 17-18; Mrs. N,.,ual mullc precedi!W the · Mr. <barlea lllrrefl.lr, wiD tron; Danzel GGegleln. aasoct:. oey, lira. Mary ·C. Goodwin, RUMMAGE Marjorie Taylor, ~eslana 2, Mora with the PfOIII'&m whldt 111.,._1 man farldshrotber,and ate petron; Suo Zirkle, conduc- Emmett B. Jledgewood, WUllam copal Parish Hoose Thurllday 8.9; Lester Taylor, F(>hestans, opened with scripture from the ushers wiD he Mr. R o n ·tress; Sylvia Midkiff, auocf- · A, ltqhes, Naey James . J. and Friday 2.14; and Mro. Hazel Board, Mark 16. The prayer was giveD Black, DanviUe, .OS Mr. Butch .ate tclllduiiraaa; Elale Smith, Jones, Fred 0, Kaoee, Marvin ' Matthew :;, 18. Mn. Barbara by Altona Kerr andtheprosr&Vl Llglltlool, PG1118r0f, aoeretarr, Dorothy Woodai'd, T, Lea, Fran< J. IIJtrle, Mra. SATURDAY McDaniel read a poem "God leaders conduc:ted the pledge R~~nulor Gueota wiD be resJotered b.r treasurer; and Guy Guinther, Robert M. Simons, Samuel IL IDGH SCHOOL DANCE Par- Works Overtime" and a story service. A prayer Cor 7outh . . Mra, Ron Poole, Sandlis- trustee. Mra. Cheri$& A. Sll- ty, open to public, Saturday, 8:30 about Christiana. Olflcers re- concluded the program. . MASoN - The Maaon Hapw lql. The Rav, FAisene Underwood Inatallatlon Cor the new a£. pleton, LlaaDawnTawney, Mro. p. m. to lll30 p. m. at Meigs porta were given IIIII the meet. During the buslne01 meeting ~rt J11t18we!Wz Cheryl wiD perform Ole ceremony, ll~ert wu 1111 l'or the first John K. Thomas, Mra. Wilby High School auditorium in Mld- Ina concluded with prayer by &Qala for the 7ear were read. Sltk, An OpeD rec<l!lklll honoring Tuooday Ia Dteemher. Reporto Bauer, William G, Thomas, dleport; the Jays wl!l emcee. the Rev. Audry MIUer. Plana were 1lllde for the Elec~&thy llber,Joanlallobbl,llel· the !'Gillie wiD Ill held lmmodl· KI..U 'by Mrs. Lanni~~~, Sllawn M. Thomas, Mrt. James HYMN SING Saturday, 7:30 tion Day dinner with Ole commit. tee to meet at 1:30 p.m. todaf Glllila, tba church aoetal room. -Mro. Smltlt,audlll~.rn!POl1P"" Mn. Dorael J, Randolph IIIII Church, The Cherub rllolr of th Syr at the church. ;9~:; vn. Ronald E. .., ..........__ ~:hiir:;, Eleven !1\l''l'!>e~h~~JOIIded to roll call IIIII It was reported club pledp. 11 wu doelded aar, Thomas ·Edward• and under tile direction of Mrs. Dont11et Ill alck calls had "-made. . balrilllaleandonOct ·AiberUVO!idard, ~:KnlehtsOt .SHRINE TO MEET SUNDAY aid Llale wiD preaenttllep>.oMro. Ada Morris and Mra. Er. ~~=:e:~ Hrlli 'a t 7~0 · tho Y6rk ~ of·JioDor,ftwal· r.f.ur Sllrlne, White librlne of GAIJLEAN SERVICE SUnday, gram at the regular meeting of ma llellm81Ul wiU give the pro. . r"'- rePorted tha,tEIIio Sihl,thloapa- Jeru··~. D hold frlendl 7 P. m., hOIIIe of ThOIIIaa Scott; flyracuoe PI' A Theoday at 7:30 G .~ ·' .. gram In November. ...,.... .,~., ....d .!~bolt read a tlent at Holler Hflll)ilal. nlaht anll a eeremonlal Cor new in case of rain regular service p.m. During the bualness ses~..... . •' . Refnlbillilnta were oerYedby cafldidUeo FddaY at 8 p.m. at at ML Hermon Church. Bring slon plans for the amual Hallo""""" fllho.· ·. ;> >o · Roy Tracy, Mr tho LO. 0 .F. ,.. •-•I , POmeroy. All lawn chairs. Public lnvlled. ween carnival wiD be made. · IMI•Oct. . Ref!whnleiU wero aerved Vr. ~ llf!<'cl_., IIIli "Well Vltllnla by Ceyatal. fruth. Paula aDd loin. Rlehard Valflban and olllcera are to wear formal MONDAY f:i~ra and GlrW~ -.... save tho ·~ and lllnda 11aynoa. · Elolae attire. ' ' . , . ~u..,., Mr. and Mra. C. R. Yoww. on your Hill ·~-- aW-RUf todafl •. ' . ' n, COif~ It obtenllw ~ oecaoioll rau.et quieti)' 11.-. 0..: OF ID DA111Y I'AIIIIIIIO .. ~ e . . IQIOdo V.U., DalrJ 'lV, 24, Ia Fair Hill Farlal owned b)' EdwtD Fry at Qestertowftl,!o'd The clalry herd Is well kniJwn u - of tho IOOd borda of the U S. Bud cartar, Gallla Co. Ext,ns!on Alent, or Carl Cook, Vaaon Co. ED.nalon Apnt, wiU accept tour reoervatlona. ' ' Aflfanging DetnonStrafeCJI Oct. 28 ,. ' ' ' h h b d ~ 1 •, ?:- OES Chap'er Kl~.r I . I .... Chester Women lYJeet ~ ~ C'hureh ~ Happy Helpers in Meeting lallto~~,' ~ IEM· WAI.L ~radlln, Ill" ~ hm 6. 95 •••. C:. :- ; ....._.,abuQ .._.. 'IWJIDWE. and Llltfij> -.,If c. ~ P.t.DI'T Ph. 992·1114 P - r ,w t a.. wu.on. TIME WAS .. when medicines were difficult to o•tain Shaver, Jr.~5:40a.m.;Gree~>~ Locka, Helen S. up 6:40 p, , • !I l • I iI m.; ORCOdOWD7:35p.m.;Walter WUIIamoon down 8 a. m.; Meldahl Locka, Westem~3:0S P. .-,I Jim :llm]lll.y down 4:50 p. Ill. I Vletary down 5L Ill.; l.e• -""""6:10p.m.; Barbera Brent down 6'.50 p. m.; Easo Well VIrginia qp 12:40 a. m.; Valvollna down I:SO s. m. Early settlen had no doctor WaU Slreet'a Name New York's Wall Street, fl· within telephone reach or pharmacy d-n the str•tl Today ~eclical car• Is available to all. stuyvesant built in 1653 tO' keep the cows in and the Have V011 DoCtor Phone 992-2955 For Yotr Ntlt PrescrlptiOI n:mclal hub of America , got Ito name from a mud wall wblcb Dutch Governor Peter British out. OFTHEWEEK ' Presumiac it ollll fill; tlt.e wed. diq aowa you ~ yeara aro io probably 0111 olylo ...,., How •bout your woddiDa riD8'I .r OPEN DAILY 8:00 All to 10:110 PI . -J10:3DAM , ....r , ,. ' t" lD 12:30 PI IIIII 5:00 to 9:00 ,. B1w a nevt gas $.81f-cleaning range now and get a deal you can sink your teeth~. BOY WITH SPUNK at lilt IMme In Santa S!:, CaUl. Marty Mlm Maelt, I, tile mt Marell of Dhnea Natleaal Poater Boy, wa1 lloQ wltboat anna aDd wllll a lllp tlefeet tllat eaaaes Ida left lei to be three laehea · 1 il u fer thaa bla riChl. Dderm Ined to overeoale llltr budlc:apa. the pl~eky , I Get ·a free stack of steaks (eight filet mignons, to be exact) with the purchase of a modern new gas self-cleaning range! See the shape of things to come, cooking-wise, in today's gas ranges with automatic conveniences ,that make cook in~ not only easy ••. but' fun. Features like the self-cleaning oven, self-basting rotisserie, cook-and-hold, burner-wjth-a..brain,'oven·wlth-a-mind, and 1001 shades of instant heat take the guesswork and the drudgery out of cooking. A modern gas range· is always a good deal, but right now your dealer is adding art extra sizzle-eight free filet mignons! For .a deal you'll relish, see these self•c.lean.ing ranges now: CJio~ic, Hardwick, Magic Chef, Sunray and Tappan. rilllliater lou Jeamed 111 t;,i1 prlrihaf play t~t~t•b•ll. , ',,;) ·. ~:wfl.1 ~ ;;~<i;::. ~ ~~::·: :.:,~,~,~~ ·~·,i·.ili· :. !:'Q1') 1 ' •'i. �~- ; ., · u~ ' ' ' o·.. tr.@"'a~n$ .. .'And M · o ' · e ·' .· ~ lll:ar~ I ' r-- · ·. . - ~~,r ~ ~~~-v"!·. . ··tt·:;ils~~~:~ i..+. 'l . , E : .c........... c.r.t•.... 'Ail. !~ewa.. ., ..., . · . ,.. t.' ·iVen... .... ~ O.r ....... ""'..",....'•··· •· .Nitlct ··· . ''l(oll of ,..., . RfGOLATICIHI - • · . :· ,... ....... ""s...... Mrs. Vada Teaford ofNelSODville spent 'lbursday with Mr. alll Mrs. Earb' Roush. Robert Roush ard Bobby and Paul Manlel attended a has~ ball game in Clncinnad rece-.. 1)', State of Ohio, viE·-tM sunlvlng spou .. , the next 01 ldnj tt. ben.. flclorlos undtr th• w II; and to tho attOI'M)' or ottor~• r•PNuntlng gny of th. ofc...mentlon.d P".. n•: G«not A. Ccwson, No. 20168, Rutland Twp., Molg1 Co., Ohio. Y'"' aN honby notified that the Paul Man.ael and' !drl. Inventor, and Appl'al .. mont of t}le '· •••crl9 ~·~ ofON•ntJon-.1, . ~ " " " Btush and-· Pul apert cea~, a ;o~*la..~;; wi. S.'lu,..,.~ ifith·w:iuiilMra: .Ben- -,~ • .~: 1. •, 1 . c....,. ,soi4J~•·•..,.: , •'-J and .llpproltemont wltllto for hea,.. ton Farrell at GuxleevUle, W. lng hfOI'o thlt Court on the 27th VL day af Oct., 1969, at I0100 .....,. Newt BY MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES Mr. and Mrs. F. A. MitcheD or Middleport were &mday evening auests or Mr. ani Mrs. R. K. Rowan, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hal"'=!' or il1Q'ton were Friday 111188!& or a'clocll A.M. Anr, poroon dosiri"'ii to fllo oxcapt ona th. .to mnt file thtm at loott ffvo dap prior to the dote .., f• hearing, Ginn under my haltd and seal of told Court, this 7th day of Oct.f969. F. H. O"BRI!N Judt.• .... ••llfflclo Cl.rt of aol4 Court ly l+t~fetta O'lrlen Chlof u.pyey Cl•lt ~eel conllltlo,.d. Avtornotle tfana. Pow• .,..,lr•• fOIIIo. 1967 Ford ..... $1895 ow,... o•. G'olo•l• 500 HilT. Sedan. Loco I 1 hlta flnlth, l>t•. vinyl lntotiOfr•·• , ..... rftlo poww tte•r nt a~ br~koa . Autom•Uc tNnto 1967 Cllevrolet $1895 HT Cpe, Low •lleOQio, auto. · h'on••t P$ 1 raCtlo, white ••tara lor f nltlt with bla~:lc vinyl lnt•l• trim. · .f Gerald VIolet spent a day recently with his Blatter, Mr. _inti Mrs. Dale Hart or Athena. Mr. and Mra. Clacenee Nleb. · ola spent a few days with their Rev. and Mrs. Cecll Nldtols or Toledo. Mra. Nelael Weatherman was • &mday dlmer guest or Mra. JOHN W. Z!RKL! PN•I•nt of Council Att..t: Gone Gra.., Clerk 9/25 10/2 I 0/9 3fC -------------------LEGAL NOTICE Madolhw Ro..ah' who•• place of )f,yrtle Boggess. Nsldenco I• un noown, will talto : Mrs. Cordelia Lambert of notlco that on th• 10th dov of Sapo · ,.,...,.,, 1969, tho undenllnt4t Is spending Arizona Homw p. Rhah, •• Ptolntlff, flloo: here vialtlng her father, John hla P.. ltlon otoln•t her In th. Como mon Ploo1 Coutt of Malta County, KaJlor and her sister, Mrs. Ohio, Coto No. 14,536, proylng fOr Graee Kuhn 8Dd her son, Jun. divorce and other r.ll•f, on ltlo ·- Lambe graundt Df wlllfvl ob ..nce of ..ore ..,r rt Mason, • Va. thon ono yecw. Sal4 cause will b• and also other relaUves. She • for Morlnt on .., aft• tho 24th or a month w wiD fly back to her home In dar of Oct.,_, 1969. Arizona. !ibe .eame by car wfth HOMER r. ROUSH 'ber dauahter.ln~aw, Mrs. Ag. WebsterPlailntlff and fulta neo Lambert and ams or Re- Attomo,s .., l'lolntlft seda, California, who Ia &Oinr 9111 911 a 9/25 1012 10/9 to make lbelr home In Cantor• 10116 10/23 7•• near her relattves there. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hecox or ~lln&ton. Iowa vlalted Mra. f:thei Stout Malda,y. They will ....e for Iowa In a r..., c1aya 4fter camplq at the Gaul real- rlence at Sumner this summer ~ vlBiUq relaUves a n d 11ends. 1964 Pontiac •••• $!115 H. T, 4 bo•. Lacol low •lr.:Oo 1 owntt cor, toocl WW tr,.., .,.. ftnlth, c:IHn lntllfl•f ovt....tlc, I'Owor ttoerlng Gild ltralcoa, N41a. 1964 Chev. ST.ec. U95 Biscay,.. 2 Or. cyl. 1.~.. rnotlc thna. 1110111 tiroa. pelnt jH. N..-molly NMclt •• u... $195. . J¥. ~~1~~,·~~§ good. Rocllo. 1961 Comlr •••• $295' St. Woton. Good tiNt, cl•on Interior. Radio. Automatic tron1. ------------- _._-----------= for· =.._ro:;.U: 'ao•i;s-ii.Oiilc_.-;d_tii.. i;.i. NEW~Wim;;._.,-c~an- : .~:--....: :!' -------------,- _lAt.--------~ ..,.10. u.. _.._,.,.... Far Rent or Sale &NIL lft.UU.. lo.a.etc. 1a1 deaJcnld ....... 11,1 Mthl, ceramic bueme,._ ...,_ - - - uWI'- We, 11111 "Cllelnltls ... Health '514'1 . ...,.,,.., OPEN EVES. TIL 8 992·2126 P-eroy The IDith the promiamg fulurr h4d bel· tor do morr than promile tn the future. • • • 3342. 11J.3..6tc 1958 JEEP • •0; 28 ft. houR -------------traller,lbodrilalll,aUuTRAILER LOTS, Bob' a Mobile lnum, $550. Ph. 99U8SO. . Court, !\Yracuae, Ohio, on . 16-So«c BARBS t ly PHIL PASTORFT Friend jusl hack from va. tloh says lbat on• of the · · •t robberie• of the Old • ept . took place recent I; " ·flien he paid to view one or ', . . fl.,. _rOadside "mu!(eu aw ·• Rl. 124, Pboae 182- ------------ 2951. &.II.Uc 55 GALLON DRUUS, IIQOd tor ----.,---'--,;...;;.____ traah, $2.50 eaclt. '-~~~t J~~-----~~:2tc I'Hp:!i,W::.:''!::n;:: i . ,h,uld have oli'IJCk . 'I minur. e~ tlfiO. it rlch -------~------ l~Oie -------------- ' ' . Real e_statLFor Sale ,. ClBlandReal . . v; a. -:r; &u,--- -- wanted auNA CABIIIETS, ....,. Ia- llleo, old docu, 11e. Wrtte or call M. D. Miller, RL 4, P-Qt, , . _ 1112oG71. ws.uc -------------- 5iooMs. b..;.;.;:-.;~. =~:' i'tUU1Inl water, nice ,ard, on -:s.•.= u.a.uc ttlltll. ------------ -------------· HOISJETttl . REALTY. GIO. ltOISTITTII, ..... RT. h -laera.Qr._,tlddlLatwnUlHlexter Road. Call oa hGuaa, «**lr, I , , _ 698-M7l, ~. Mr.. Law· FIELD GROWN Qr) 2'> houll, renee carpenter. lQ.II.etc Iiiii Dllllia, GIC ~liD tz.eoo. ao - . Far Sale 111-. w. v., ., __ SYRACUSE - 1 n,Bio Ph ~ ' .... llllba, ooo.f · . · 111011111, . Ia,.;. ..... .. ......... 11A1010NY APARTME!ml,l\lr- SWEET POTATOES,tiMee! 51t7. • tdohod, • - · ...... prlA1lo aeorn ICJ.IIIIh,J l ..l*i aT. vateparldlfi.OutotaUIIoocla, oiOIIrdJ, lndlaa ctn. ...,._ ------~----:----' ,, 3 1r1ocka rr.. poat olllee. eon411111H. ........ all RL REIIOVE EXCE!Iii lloll) lllld MIDI Apati11M111, fllrlllahod, 338 ID IAIUt FaDe. Al1dl9l' with Fluldex ~ '""_,• ldtdlln, II at h, Cto1a. ..._12k $1.119 at Nel- QN1. porch. Qll~ tor- per- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ..UoiOIP\ . 1011, Pri.W !Mirtdtw. cali .21 CU. Fr. CHEST Fl'Mztr, -------- . --''\' 9t2-A82 . , _ _ 10 a.m. and oxcallent cGndltloa, Phoao COAL . $ p.IL 11-211-ttc 742-011 before 5 p. m. or m..;. run. -------------742-4931after5p.m. WOrka,l!aR , FUIINISHEII &1111 llllf1lrnllhtd to.e-8tp - · Pbo11o Otj!/ -------------- iiiisoo;ss SPA,CE, W. Second St., Pomeroy. Phone 1112SOS9. I ~).Ute ------------ ,own. Aloo . ~'All ca~~~n each. a.,.dda I'!Girwlllllp, ------------ tl).ia.tte 1857 DODGE Cor onttraur dOor - - - - - - - _..._;.- ~ ~.......VB ndan, a~Uc, power WALNUT oolld FURNISHED APAIITMENT, a lteorllfl. J• WfliDol, RL 3, 4-IPMkaro .._. .... . . . , _ ' ol p~ ~ .Piiaao 892-. tic cha,..'r. 6410. .....30. u..· Third .... o.l .... MPHieS h o r t·sklrled majotettea · ~1D4-e . tp .. . port. "*ttJ.2'IU or 992help keep the crowd 1 mtnd . . Pili. can off just how bad the band Is. auz. WO.Uc ----~------ BEANS, $L50 lluthel, plekJM" _________ .,.__1'144f:e•: • • • lldoa -- -- - -- - - - -- -kitchen, wall oven ani tablo BEAUTIFUL 1&119 New Moon I WILL pickfll-rehudlHand top unit; stainless ateel oink mobile home, fllll,y carpeted, WE RAVE AiiuYER FOJi1,000 ana, ,.. iDore. Would tab to auctlcln oa a,....,.._ wltll dl~ unit, larae bolh worth much _.., llut mUit like aU lnontP*'*ord... ... 1ruia. Cl1l Jllll Adluu, anllarp dQIIII Nlce)Jdec- aaU ,_ for 115,300. Cement l•rdl II , P.•nd . . . . ortted. Cl1l t19J.2278 lor fP' blocks, froal pwch, andelec~. WutcruitW,~ 7U-t41L ._.~ po'-"1 altAir 2 p.m. trlcal box lnclndod ID price. land and 1eft1 P'OfiiiL Houaol, f9ldl. eltclrlc, wat-------------a.#.ttc Cl1l 992-7095 altAir 5 p. m. er no prGblem. SEI I ERS SKATE-A-WAY satECUU!:- - - - - - - - - - - - - - • ,. 'to-s.3tc Clllllblne JOIII' . . . . . . tor BadttolleiiDII.....,,hllli.J, FIJIINISIIED GlrH..-.,art- - - - - - - - - - - - thla brow wiD PlY a IIQOd Oct. l,lhallft•••s meat, lhonr, -lldtcantAWNINGS, atona ..:..... andu..n • ...-.• . price. no~~~ ll.....,,hllli.J,Od. od, 507 MIIJSI., =m!IDI1. wiadowl, euporta, SL ~W•I trlfiJ, .......,, ~ 99WM WI& queea, blownl!fiiMit IDI..... CLILA.MP. INbr -·-'--'--,oto~~"'":'"'~-~+.,....~"'f al1d !lalunlt:r, 7110 IIIII& - - - - - - - - - - - - - tloa. Elmer Whl$e, aaltlnp. NIMIY Offl-'""22St · r A•Oeb'' far~........ TWO BDlROOM 1a111. Uvill reioll!adw. For frte tollRu.-992-2561 clay, 1'1111d1J, &1111 ,_..., - . dlldirl roGin, 11111 &1111 mateo, ·~ d1ariN Ulle, 1llahta and . . . a.. _ • - .,.,...., m lb'raeUto. v. s..._ 111!1 dQ aliArtiWII. 1"'-.... lllowdlll Aw., VI'C•Ill'l. Sol!, IJic. 1-l.UC 1128 or Cheltilr 1111511 Pit. 99WIMI1 or ttUOII. -----------941.-e Ill Uc POODLE PUPP AKC 'hr .,.,.,••, atfetolcbool. If our horoscope for the day ,; . correct IDt! •+ • ·Met Trailer 111111. " - Ill • ~.....n:, '~ =~,! alan WI 011 CGulrl,y RaM H. -------------- i . . . . 41 Call be r .. - . -. felloiD *- -------------- Plloore m.amc.' ... lite REDUcE SAFE .......... -------~-.,.. ....:...,.:':"' For Rent Far Rtnl -------------------- ... .......... LARGE Warm Morni18 c o a I Clolter 1111 .... . heating stove. Coocl condiUan Richard A. ~. E. Ville SL, Racine. 11).7-tlp -----~-------- KDIGb Vo.~"': .. eeuoae. ' -------------- guoraatee IL B r I n 1 It to G'*tll IIMtla ... Jf..VItllllll" C~RS l!fd lia'lll tzlllm, Chuck'• Audio, 152 lkiter· 3 ROOM furnlohed IIP!I11111ent, Uaa pill&. NIII01I Drllp. BuMr &1111 Cd1 'JI Loll lilt, Pameroy. Phoae 992 • utilities pold. 356 N. Fourtlr Nl.._ price, 10 , . . . "' 11 ~ 5080. 111-5-Uc St., Middleport. Phone 992- ____ . ________ :__ centaavlqp. ~to Gaul'• W. W. Vo. ..._ !t'-14tc .: polrmrio•nl neceoaary. Locat- ~::3 ;:art, 5110 Plabar- ----~---------- .... 111 5 DRES'!FS, 3 ahlrto, ohcrrts and aheUa, alzoa?-3-11-10. Exeei', lent condiUon.- · . 742 • .. Slate IWYIC.:«-.:.'= ------------------------Stnlces a....... PIICESI repair - -·ma.....~ aa1 8 ROOMS, Mth, laundry, f1IU -•·come • ..,. --~ v ..- . Pirone aft4r u, 11uoa, room. alrcondltloaed. Phone - - - - - - - - - - - - - - p.m. 99Wf81. 'I'7WMI. ' U. · · 99W454. 1 RD pic . 857 FO lql b'llek wllll &. • • •t 1.,..... c root bod.aocidllllllldoa.lkrl· IIEP119 ..... deaDod. ~ . . - - - - - -- - - - - . land Stirhli, Rutlaal, , . _ lladlaUcll. lllllwart, Ohio.~ NEW IV&U:IG-ZAG aerrlnrma· 742-4821. ~ BUIMSI z.tMi. chiDe In 1111gillll faclory car..t.'ID ....,,_ ~~ a.Aol--. _ _ _ .,:..._ .... ---~---· ..._ , 1011. Automatic •II - 1111 to ·- - · maka lluttonholea, aewoaiJut.. 1&68 FORD F·lOO plq truck, at2c111 awtlee. Jaclt'a 11*1- SEE NIIGU:R ·Bulldlae __, , 6 eylillder• euatom cab, lang .,..,.., Ntw lla- ...... ... bulldll8 JOIII' . _ Qll toDa liiGiiDir&iD and make lu.ai'rt. · ' Gil). Nalller, Raclae, 0.. , ~ fan~ des""' ..ith jaot the rrii..U.M, 28,000mllea, A..l ,... . ~ ~ twist or a alngle diaL Lellln COIIIIUan Cl11 Paul Orr Mil. lay - a - way and never 'been 3ltZ. ' uaed. WUI sell ror oa1y tf7, 1Q.$.$tc caoh or,.E-Z terms. PbODe ~-----------. TWO lll!DilOO)I 1IIDdt baut, 992-%685. 11).7-ttc l1lrdwond . . . , l1lrdl Cllfl. --"-------~---_._ --' ~ . ...,_.... --....r IIIII ELECTROLUX oweeper wlllt · · 241 · good auction. em.lete wUII lit. • FOR 111111; . . tnacber water 1 aU atlachmeDII and even _,. .U..Inl! Jblo, ~.,dnlnil ' to 12 t1tro1r away hqo. Full price alii O*ria l'lloat11W151. lilA 1'1111 uiler1011r oaly $32.80 or terms avaUlO+etp W. Va. PbaM 7'1W788 a118i' able. Phono 992-26115. -------------·l:to or HNI16, RacSt!a. 1._7-&tc · - · -· ..a.Uc BRAND NEW . , . . _ Prnool . ' Cll[ ................ T·'· ...._ ...,.,... IEIUCD ..;pl.;;. tll'be? Clllck can lland CIGARETr~o: ___ _________ _ . --------------- ln..... ·- SEVERAL NEW vo.m~-~ ~s; ',, 'fOIIIIII ·------------'--- ..... ed 'bel"" K and K Mobile Hames, P o I n t PleaaanL Phone 675-2454 or 675-4020. 10-3-tfc . . . _ 98J.ZIU SOLID STATE stMeo, R. H. Rnll..~- · COIU'GI, f..,...s ........... Ohio MIDDLII'OIT, OHIO .< Far Sale · __ 11-ta.uc ~ chatpr,Hpeaker IOUI1d IIJI!em, with Alii II l .... DODGEDartl.ldollworkCOctd CCll11lltloll, 1 ow SI'ACJGUifROoM ~~am,, ~~ BusiMss SerYiees FM radio. Balance $IlL 46. Use our time PQ~~~ent plan. • · root llf lralf&. price. " - • Y•l8. 222W. ...-aa- .....210 RG1U ID SEWING IIACIINES, Rlpalr Call 192-3352. IIIla Ill., P41111r01. . Brraeule. Larp ldtc'bea wilb Hrviee, all makes. 9924281. lo.v.ete -----------!~• lata ailrPrdi!*IIIU,pl.., 1bt Flbiic Shop,~. -TS,-.;;;~b,.urd GUEI'IIIEANI, p1e11 , _ - ol cloolt --~• ..,..., nCA.-Jtortood S!twer ~ 'lj!l• RA •• ~....... -u . oa ..;..... · . .- , . Strvlce. We Slrar!Mti1 lilcll- · ever. Get "Siar" 21!1 lila., ..,10 A1111Nr CNN, ·--. ..._ ._........_ ••• 119. Dlenbodt Hardware, Lalart FIDe. ·~·· .... olectrleSIJ, wall Ill Will -.. .'! &~pr 1111n MID, Plckaal - - - - - - - - - - - - - - :::': Hardware, MaSTEREO, E1r1.J .-.rlcullor- ter 5 p.m. 111r llfPGb$IMat .._ and llltcltn ......W,.. . 11).8-3tp ... ndlo ......... ~ 992-m&. ....... 118. ..Uaddltlalll. Clll10. ! clull P ' - 9U lilt. ~ :-: ·I ...... powero.-,,..,.n,. Bllt. 'llnyl triM. •utomotlc, flodlo. ........ fliGHT _.,K4 D01rmNo , . WAloi'OUi' 1966 Buick .... $1695 Wlltlcot HT Cpo, WhHo flnlah. DAY ..ZlJ!,' ;, ··: f.orla1t .----.,.· -~----- ani -------------------- oHeet and bo In force from and after S.ptemb• 22, 1969• Pouocl tho 22nd day Of S.ptemltet' 1969. 1&119 EARLY Amarlcan i!WnD radio ecinbimUon. Bealllltll Solid lbte unit with 4-tllMd chatWa~. 4 • ........r ID!fllll ayotem. Bllanee $89.32. u.. our time PQ~~~ent plan. Cl1l 99z.a3SZ. lo.v.etc -----------BOB'S REDUCING Salon ---- ----- ---- VACANCY tortwoelder)JLEGAL NOTICE pie. Prefer prhate paid pe. Uenls. Phoae Muoa, 773ORDINA~CE NO. 95NI9 5185. lo.atrc An Ortllnonco to S•pplomant t•• APPRDPRIA TIOM ORDINANCE - - - - - - - - - - - - - NO. 90-69. TOM LEWIS, water welldrUI· to._ 7 lbs., 3 oz. 1 · -· .... 10.. W.W. t1Ns 1 fee._, air 1tw; aloo '-IDI'$1a1D11.18alld 1'81IICidllltw. by codracL Free alllmata. Phone 11122801. We eo IQJWhlro. . 11).1.Ut 10/9· 10/16 2tc his perent&, Mr. and Mra. Faa Halsey and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watson. Mrs. Willard l!bersbach and B. II OfdofMd by tho Council dau&ltler, Karen, or Chester of lho Village of Mld"'loport oa caUed on ber aunt, Mro. Wayoe foll111w1; Soc. I· That To provld• addltlon1111 Iundt far o,...otlont for tho Brlc:kles, recently. year 1969 oncl that Ordinance )llo. Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark re- 943-69 be tuppl0n1en.. d oa lollowa: ,eeiYed word of the birth or a Addltlonol apptopriotlon for C.""' l4lusllter to their dauahter, Mr. or..,. F..,d- $1,<100.00 'ruid Mrs. Rcntle Golden of Ath- Additional appropriation for St. Maid. Fund - $5,600.00 - on Oct. 4 at st. Marya llosAdditional opproprhwtlon for G.,... ;Pital. NelsonvUie. ThiA Ia the oral Fund- SIO,OOO.OO :-pie's first ehild and she S.c. 11. Thla ()r.cllnonc. shall o-. lo\r:r. • ROOF --Ail-.... ,.;;.;L lowing 01 oro Ntldanta of the Mrs. Tllppenftefr ~ .,. y 12,~ mllas. S~leu clftn Nttorl•,. t•lcl · flnllh,. POMEROY 0 • ln :·.· 1t68 Chtvrolet ·•$21i95 OPEN HOTEL MARDN BAR of the utoto; to sueh of the fol• . • . . ":-.. RUio.AGESAii,"";iili.iSt.. "~ called on Mrs. Valllora Knightlng, Sunday ••• . I .. ,.. ;JJ •• r•ll•hor ,._,., t,O. '"'"' PIANO tunllfl. ~ fi!.- ,Of. liY M.RS:'I!Ei!BtiiT ROOSH . ...Tl(o M!lt fl' ,.jlct ...,.,... . . . . . . . I, , 18-?..aq, A .Ill~ dlDMr wao held at ltttt.-1. TM .... li•hP wUI flit ' ' ' · ,., .,. ,. -------- .--~-~-' 1111 ...... of Mr. and llrl. lliJ. . GUNsnOOT, !Uiai\11 Ainlrleu • .. .. Hill liulrdl7 1n honor or 1111 - · 1-1oo. RATES Lecion, amdif,-UJi,blf. litter'• Jll(liher, lira. DGIIy ll~ lc•.M tpetW• .,..I...,.._ • , . Walfe. . Atl8nif~JW were Mr. and Mra. NarahaU Rclullh and JGel, 12 • .!~;,..: .~n: Mr. and llrl. <Ml Wolfe Jr. · - ·,_ - ·Wor4.olo _ . , . . IFry BJda., lllrt· and Weady at a.eahli-e, Mr. and .... II •••• ~- Mlddliport; ..__....__ ~ 9 , ...... ~. 18' ·--.......--.,, ""''- • Mr1. llo1e IIIII, Dale Jr., Mike, 21 ,. .... 01.._ :'l' 0014 ... an c1ay Frldly, Saturda)l till Marvin ani Dam7, Mrs. Bertha .... .,, ;..-w .... ,..... CARD OP TIIANII & OlflWIIY noon. Rabf118011., Mrs. Ruth Donahue, 10-8-3tc fi.SO '• ,. .... _ ... Mrs. De.lorea OWens and friend, ~ ..... 1 ~a.. -----------Robert caoper, B1lly Dye, a11 or A441tl_l·~~ ,_-IMPORTANT MEEnNG ott111 Columbus, Jan Alldre and Re"•••. corcrepUoa of the TrlniQ< nee Burke or Racine. OPPic:l United Oturch or Qrrlal, Mr. and Mrs. Rallell Rclush loiO •·•· to • • ,. .. Dollr Tuesday, Oct. 14, 7:30 p. m. ....... 'ol and lamUy, Mr. ani Mrs. Da,. ......... ..,...-..... at the churdl. All nlemuod Lftls, Mr.andMra.DoraaParaD church III'JIIIDI&atloaa, IJ>. lost aoaa, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert cludlnc waman'a IP"'JUPI, SuaRclush and Hilger, Mrs, Erwin REGJS:l'ERED beagle In Leadi~W clay School llopt., c:holr, coanS::loecknor and Jetf Donohue Creek 'area. Relferd. Phone cU and aU odler IMioreated attended the wedding of Cclnnle 992-5704. 11).7-3tp members llhGuld attend. Anderoon and Wallace Morris li).Wtc at Freedom Gospel Miss lOll S&tLEGAL NOTICE urclay evening. The wedding NOTICE OP HEARING vows were read by the Rev. On Petition for A4optlon Lawrence Gluaencam,p, pastor Ptoltato Court, Molgt County, Ohio of the church. .... 211.112 Mr. and Mra. Jmlor Wolfe NOTICE or HEARING and Wendy, Mr. and Mrs. Dal- TOr EmonCin C. Whitlock las HUI, Mrs. Marshall Roush aro ho,.b{ notlno4 thot on ' ani Joey, ani Mrs. Dolly thoYou28th day o Auguat, 1969 a Wol!e spent a ~ recently ~tltlo!:'l for tho adoption of Phyllis j011n Whitlock, a ~ehlld ago 13 with Mrs. Mae White at Cul- yoon, !torn 1111 LOf1111'1 Wo1t Vi.,. glnla, on tho 7th clay of Foltruory, loden, W. Va. HOURS 9:30 o.... wo1 flied In thlt Cowt. Glenn Wolfe or Waahingtoo, 1956, Sold P•tttion will k for hHrlng til 2:30 .... . D. c., Is residing at his home ltofoN uld Court at P0r11oroy, Band Friday and Ohio, on th. 25th Cloy of October, here. 1969. at.)010Q a.'clock 4 •.!11. Saturday Nighto Mr. ani Mrs. Herbert Roush It i1 all~ocl In lhe said jMiitlon yo11 •• loth... of •old child attended at hymn sing at Mor- that ha~ wilfully foil.d Ia properly !rJn Center Church Sunday aft. 1upport and mointoln said child REVIVAL AT Rutlanl Freewill· for o period of moro than two lltpUat Church, Soptem'ber · ernoon. yoora lmmadlotoly procodln1 lh. 29 to October 12, 7:30p.m., Mrs. Vada Teaford visited filing of ~aid petition. Paster, l'ltul Taylor. Eva,.. several clays with Mr. and Mn. F. H. O'BRIEN .,.U.t, Norman Taylor. ~ . Herbert Rouoh ani Roger. Mra. J..,.oe 8r )onot E. Monl• clal aiiWing. Everyone welTeaford was caUed here from Deputy Clark eame. WW Yoo cane? : Nelsonville by the death of her 10/9 10/ 16 101'23 3tc 9-U-15tp : uncle, James Donohue. Attend- ------·-------------' ing the funeral services were : Mr. ani Mrs. Roy Donohue, EXPERIENCED ltUrlor and exLEGAL NOTICE : Mrs. Vada Teaford ani Mrs. terior polntiJv, roof,...,.... NOTICE ON fiLING OP : Herbert RcluBh. Mrs. Teaford lr)' ani 81110111')' work. I~VfNTORY AND ! retllrned to the heme other son, Die llublrard. , . _ 99J.Z2'78 APPRAISEMENT ,.. after I p.m. 992451L ~ Jack Teaford, at Nelsonville n,, Sto'- of Ohio, M•'•• County ! on Friday. ProM .. Court 1Q.a-121p •r Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel , To tM Executor or Administrator . ,..,..... ...... ~ ·• ' : :' "'. . ., ' , ' 'l'lle 0111>' ~. p~. o,,'!W_,, Oetdlert,t1811 ,' WralPt• ~and COAL', ....•:t~-~~il,e:t-•>lii' Jf: a.r-.· clibt :.: p...._ ptppera. • ~ PorUand. P.I!Ono 841 Zllf. , Jil-l-lie ,_,. ', ,. ·' - . 1t 1,111111.~ _ 0.¥ . ·., . . ' -··.·-. ···. ' . . ,_' ' ,,... ' . ., ~· . ~' ' ' -... 3.8wlu ~I 4.Tiino 5.rulf 8. 81Db&d'1 bird 1. rn t11o eounoot J.llomlrlf rec ptlon 11. Olio of five U.lloob tlax 14.Bver: poet. l7.Bucktt �on Itt.(;7 '~~ T4lt,en 1 j:y· COLVIIiltJS (U~ Fornil ltlloo ~~Mob' '!h -:,~~·· , · '. Word Pldlllpo,fJ; A!liil-. !la.,l Clllltll ·Gf babqriq _' ~·. · · PlY and..,.. """"'' llllkloMdt bTJ!III.. for lut'lllllllll!. ' · pl'l)le p~llt ~ It was al!cld mOf!t to !loa"tprG&billvlly, tbe lllli'llll:'.'!' a~~..... 'l1IIIJ wen Ill be "'!:::l~, .Experlmenlllntblo- ~ ...~,..,....,....nfullnabout lddlllplq afi~·. •• ear~~ bfa U.S. C , 30 maJor enterpri- In tbe 110¥141t ,\11!1011 &late 18111. · lUred law. Wd 'io;i 111 PBI lfoller. hire. . . '.' MOSCOW ~ra of'Soviet lnlluotry to tnclqdl ouch ~1tlc '. !l"· for Prospeet 'List Hanoi, V-C, P~hAppeal PARIS (UPI)-Noclll Vlfll.. Cons's "foreJsn mlnllller," ap. nsm llld tile Viet C<JIIg today pnalad to Amerl!)&n dUzens to '""' over tile head af U.S. lllcrease 11lllr relllllioce llld -o (Conlinu~ from- l) ward more cll;y 101111Piersllklng port. Thla relleeta tlta de· ~ In farm population and the clwlp Ill our aarieultural com. 111111111ea. Only about half o1 t- H maJm>era ac1ually live on firma today, Melp Counl;y boasts 32 clul>a wltlt 478 members. Tllere are 67 Junior leaders and 75 adVI. 10ra. Local t-11 club members had 800 proJects on exblbll at the Meigs Count,y Fair this year. Tho 4-H Club program is part d tits nationwide IICNbtional ayatem o1 the Cooperative Extension Semce - a tl!rea..way partnership af lite U.S. Depart. ment af Acri<Ultuno, tile !latA! land-crand eolleps or unJver. litles, and OllWif;}' IIOVarnmonts. But tile local foroo Nb1m to aCCOIJI their IIOII<Jtl•t!DK propollllln Paris. Tocla.Y'• oklrmlaiiiDI at ""' 37tlt waekl,y 881aloDaftbee!&lrt...,lltoGid talks lllclleated tl!at 111no1 and t1ta Viet Cona will make no eoneeallon !rom tltalr own 1~ _.., psckap until IIIey hove aosasled tile af -dar -litlon Ill U.S. universities. U.S. Ambosoador Henry Ca. bot ·Lod!IO vainly pleaded for bnmedlate talks on bOll' to Iasure tlie national rl&llll cttlle Sou I h VIetnamese psople lhr<Juill free eleclitlls. - . Blnb ICOI'Oed. tbe reMWad U.S. plea llld oald: "Tile S<J..ealled free elocllon plan IUIUIUIIII to allklllc tile Vlalu&mosa psople to lay Aolm 111!'h' Uitla Ill flit a ball-tl!at Ia to aay, to aceepl trauclllent elections oJ'IIIIIized by t1ta Salp admlalatrallon under tile conii'OI ol Amorlean and PIIIPI!IIro<lpa. '' The two Commwdat dalep.. llonallkewtae turned a deaf ear to a l l a - b1 Soutl! Vletaamesa delepje Pham s--r 11<""- Is Organized The Hedman 11ooeter c-.b'a lllelri>erlhiP Devel..,.,...Com. nllttee beiiUl Ill 1969~70 mem- berlhlp drive wlllt an orpalza. Ilona! meeting Tuead~T ll1lbt. Robert Saunders, dlalrllllli, said tile committee has com)lllad a lllt .rproapeclln mambori and will boP~~ eo~~~ac~~ng prolij)lela wltltlntltat liteIII)'(IIOin· next two weeke. lie lidded ~lied 111 beeomiDe eltller 1 ...-r It tbe Boollar Club or "R" Club can Join by...,.... lngtlta WIHIIIIII Aa1111ey or Gil. u.,.,.m•a llrue (lore 111 GallipoUa, o r - · GI-EIUolt 11 tile· Bob l'lrana SauShop In Rio Grlllda. The memberlhiP drive wiD coatlnue lllraulhaut lite year, ~ tile deldlllle for ellerlor meDlberlhiP In tile "R" Club 11 November 1• Tile next 111eeu.,. af tile Memberlh!P Devolopment Committee will be Octol>er ll. PROBING s.r.E n.. . - =: · Robert ._ch II lnvelll- brea1ciQ llld enterllll at llowe17'1 store In Carpon.. tor, ella covered at a a.m. Wed...-,. n L- :•a ~ A!UI a wllld<lw .at tbe - . . af the atore. Clsaretlee, 111o111m lbella, ellldy llld oilier arllclea wen taka~. piing a pined"' 1¥· ~ IUIL~;Bii;-~ra-l Mrs. Vena :IC cuae, died W-rhy In Vollll'-1 1111 Memorial lloepllal. Mrs. SouJsby was a membe• of Syracuse United Clurch. She Ia aunhed by tl!ree daU&Illera, Blanebe F. Glbl>o, ~r• Plalna; Glenna Soul .. by, SJracuse; Thelma Cr<MIII of I Columbus; four sons, Rlclar!l. Pltlabursh, Calif.; · Columbus, and WWiam, Bay Clcy, Mich.,llld James ofPomeroy; seW~ral grandchildren graat..sranlchlldreD. Silo """preceded Ill deatll ~Y her huabenl, Edward J. Soul.. Funeral 181'vlces will be Sllt.lll'dly at I p. m. at ~ F\>nora! Home wltll tile llev, Paal Sellars olllelaii~Wo llurlal will be In Letart Cemele17, Friends ·may eall at 1be tll1erla '11011~"11'" anytime. ' "'" "' ''" ·. · '" ' ·Elberfelds Annual Fall. Saie1 . . '· -rmln• · Kayser Panty :Hose a llld Is WASHINGTON (UJ>O- PU- Frldad, Satorclay an Sunday ilee charpd tbree Juvenile• todly 111111 ~ • 71 • pailnd 11a1J ol ...,......., olr a bt1Qe airto 1 car, killing tbe Doubio Foaturo Program NOW ON SALE! · driver. FOl'JIIIIdo Padro, 37, af Fabfax, Va., was killed "NAKED ANGELES" -PLUS- Panty 'N Stems by Kayser · -It-CCIIerele nl8ht when tbe hunk Orlihed tbrGulll lite root - hla ame1l "PIT STOP" ,.,....... car 10 beclrvreuador lite 105.toot brJdo Ill Rock Park lheNatkJaal ere. Zao. .MEIGS THEATJE: TONIGHT, OCTOBER 9" HOT OPEN ...' Friday lhru Tuoodoy October 10-15 Martin Ranooholf'o "ICE STATION ZEBRA" (T ..hnicolor) Rock H~daon '. . Emoot Borgnine . ~inion: Adulto J1•00 Children SOc 'SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. • ...... - · r ' JJJC:COS:OJ!, Girdle Control PantJ with Chqeilile Stocklnp R•l· 5.00 Panty Hose and stocklnrs Sale 4.25 J.JI$. : JOBS KEY TO ALL COLUMBUS (UJ>O - GaY. James A, Rllodea W~lllay VOWed tile llall will ~~~~~ · - to create more and bottar jobs lo rat. Oblo ..,., cloaer "to a poolllon It full emplqymoat. l'lrll1i 11111111111o j Re1. i.75 Stockln1 Refills •••••••• ;Sill .1.35 . 3 pair 4.00, 6 pair til · ELBE ELDS lltlld to 1 Job at a doooalwap 10 tl!at he ..., . . - hll faa. IN POI:IRGlr, -· lly," Rhodell lllild.lfe niided. n-.,layment ao an lc:lltJIII!blo ellliaillto to OCOIIIIIde !lfd>.. - lndl!llnllnllellon• ' I ' ' •! ,• -.· t ~- ,,;. " ' ~: ''. ·-,. ,,L · ' , ' ~ ..•~: . , , \fir. '! ~>~ ; "' BIG YANK I • ·CASUAL· / ' •, 7.80 .ASUIT . SLAC(S r ' ,. cotton"t. neot ~or r,o••~~ school IRTS In aln• 14't to' 20 In 1f-.vo l•ngths 32f, .33 ~ MHo wfth two '(ftoft t .... h flap poc!ms, '""a tnl t•ll~, doublo ·~hi• ~'?-tructlon. .• .un. ..• , '" ·2.95 . Lefl $JIIl~Fit Twill Jeaas .21.:'t.t .. ·~I tll'~ur cailft;tr length • .SW.. ·. fllbrte "<If ;50'!1.' f'o~ Poly6~ohiHd 50!1· · Cotton. Slim lit with wide btllloaps, tapered legs, no cuffs;·Oark green, broWn, block. 6.98 L••l Hu¥O' 1 Sta Prool C.nvao· Joan& ---8.00 Slaeo 28 Ia 38 walot. Work Jacktts- jackets ln bl~ck Dt' lodcin green. Zipper frenl, hlp length j'ckelo wilh warm nylon quilted lining. ~ pockota. &izes small, medium, Iorge and extra Iorge. ,bm& nylon •' 'i ,.. .· ·woK JACkETS 1' . • Zipper front coot atyle. S...iceablo cotton twill ,' with red 11vl~ quilt lining. Sizu 36 to SO In groon, · grey, dark ol1ve. ·1 .9.99 Moni PorMnonl . t .. good· ~~li!O ,ttc~t· ~ ~ .Swoat Sbirta; ·, · Regular cottons. . , Lofton and Iined and thormal linod. White, black, solid colors. Regular tlyla ancf hoodod """'• too. Aak any of "tho saloopooplo to" help you find correct si zo in lho style and coiQJ vN• '' Ii~. Mens Quilt Lined "Camartt" ~Quilted .1' ~ ' Sale 5.88 · Banlon / . DRESS SOCKS . Our 69c Klrbu!r.; clroos oocko. One size .fila 8w;yr, size 10 lo 13. Whlto, .~jack, na•y, Ioden, ciC.rk g,.y,. ,: , cordovan, bottle grfth."' , ·~· I . ., . lens Wtstern Style .Jiue ·.· Denl11 .Jackets ..... A big ·aelectlon by Leo ·and . Wrongler. Zl button • front 'styleo.. Si ••• 3.4 1o 46. Wo1tol'n style. Aloa a big ooloctlon of otylo denim jackell "llh . Slap in. See thla fino lin~ seloct your noodt. ~lso · ,alylo donlm jac~ott, . ' ha feels eould come beck to haunt him. . Tho turnooer d . tlta $7.2 mUUon,wortb ct boata freed 32o Amerl<an aallora fOl! other mUes In VIetnam or to be sent home If tltalr 12..._ tours af mcy were a1nmt op. A tolal It 229 U,S. Navy VOIIIell -haVe been ginn to tlta Soutl! VieUiameae Ill tbe "VIetMmlzallon" pr....s ' Mlllla17 spoke- llld lite leYe1 af ft&M'nr 1otr; w1t1t a ~ It 112 Viet c..., and Nortl! Viatllamete '"' a f11!1 slain ThuradU aplno+ ' • American ldllet! llld 18 iii 1- ,....,"111<1 ed. u.s. IIU'&Iroopere - 1'llllaclDc J1arinu W.. 119 5 Demilitarized Zone ~ It IOVOral ..0.U lklrltii.Wi 1llled lntodol'a-.......,., · · ' ,. ·.· . 'Sale PANTS In w•l•t sfu, •'29 Ia 50' In oil lfti,tht 28 to 3•• Made with IIpper fly, OJdfa heavy boot 1oll drll.l poclceta, t\111,.-1 b•lt loop•• Ourlna this aolo rou con ,.ally so.,.. 7.10 It Stilt, P~• s.,.rote11' -4..0, lhlrts J.,fO. · · · ~at 1 .bros•, ' .ltlo~lcl ' ' · SIUs 6 to 18 ti l! ili¥1 trDUion, ElpecleJiy optimistic COmmenta Suspects Held P..-morwnt · 1001 eotton twill unlf01m1. :!ionforla•d 1hrunk, full cut. Confottobl• to w•or. Ea•y to wa1h. Spru~ ,,..,.~ chotreoal ,,.,, dctrk ollv•. , Al.ou. Ship~! ' 3.$0 Work Uniforms·"""""' 1 March With Protesters HOIJIO ..,ys . ------------------------- ·-" lillj!JOa to iOirer 60a. Jloil. ·~ .....m 111 .,. woat ,.. , MR. WRANGLER US londerloc Runless AIIIDD Stretch . Stocldnrs - Salel.ot · 3 pair 3.25 ........... , .... &pair 6.411 DRIVE· IN '""'""'• ... 'oft ............{ lOI4 . ..wltll • fOir,lll ... Abrams allowed wbleh Seeretory d N r I)JOkaamen to releasa hla" Me1o111 R. Lllrd hea cl'ialliP ,lriYate comments to ne•aman. prloriiJIII Vlanam. I Re1. 1.65 Flt·AII·Top S•less Stacthws, . . extra sizes- Sale US 3 pair 4.00 ................ 6 pair 7.95 • ~· , I Rarely has Re~o DlachariiOd - LuciDo Klar, -Jamtn KIMg, Wllllam.Rlell- ¢ Abrams: Viet Cong.Hurting Sale · 4.99: Re1. 2.50 Sheer A1llon Stretch Panty Hose Sale 2.09 3 pair 6.25 ........ ; ...... 6 pair 12.50 llllllld, Ella llolullao. YAIO ~ '· ! Re1. 1.50 Fit-All·Top Seamless StockiJWS _ ,· Sale1.29 3 pak 3.80 ................ 6 pair 7.50 d.., d I and·Stockings ' Partly 0 ,. ' Sale I Age 90, Dies 'l'etther at y • The and ...... llrll - . to tlta Wallhlngtoa ·Ccunt;y jail II MarleUa after their arrest, but a r"" hours 1a1ar olllcialalnlllportedtl!am to tile Fraddln Cowley jail hare to stay OV8J'IIIilrt. Mrs. Soulsbv./ ' • A fourbla beard Ia a platform so feet or more above tlta nof an oil darrlck. Tboma• I gram. Local - l e Ita policies. Friends It 4-H live . RUMMAGE WANTID val&ble aid llld_ en...,._ .i'oiDeJw eme1'81ftey "'11&<1 ment. members ore plamlng a rum. To guide 4-H'era, some 400,. 1111&11 IIIIo and hove bepu col. 000 publle splrll8d mt1111ldwo- 1eet1ag artlcteo for 11. Contr:l. men - llllllf It lltam parenta butlona may be taken to Fom. are foi11M>r 4-H'ora them- town hall 01' tal""*llllvos- serve aavolunteorlo. PhD Globolrar James Soulllby cat leaders. 'D)ese leaders are or HaroldNork... Pt:acnlllwUJ trained, counsalecl, and aallst.. au toward purchaae It a new ed by tllelr counl,y -lion Grill aid truck. II&IIIIS, 'llbo have at their nn. gertipa the vast lilores a!' knowledge af the Slate landi!J'ant VETERANS MEMORIAL colleps llld t1ta U, S. DepartIIOSPITAL mont al' Aerleulture. Admitted , - Clara 8111, Aml!t I-rs advise and..,_ Portamwtlt; Georp Worlln& eaurap f-H'ers In planniaganl Racine; Thomas Mlller, PUmeC&l'1'11ng out proJecla. They roy; Wallrer !llllner, r•lllpoUa, leacb them new subJect matter, Leana Jaclca, Laapyllle; Jerry attend club meetlnes, and most Col''"•, PonwzQI. · --._ Important haVe a ........ Inter. NowYouKDow _..,,go SQUAD CALLED T b e Fomeroy emerJIOIICY ...,... anawared a eall at 5:50 p.m. W...,.ad~T to t1ta SORORITY TO MEET Miller home, 123 Kerr st., XI Gunnlllllu lioro<lcyQop. from Wilen Ml'. Miller, ljlplr. 1er, Bela ~ Pbl, will meet .,.q -orin& a heart conditbll e....... at aat tbe Colum- IIIII, waa takall to Votenna Dane Lamm He formally laid buo and Scluthem Ohio Electric Kemorla1 llolpltal 111<1 - . -.e them Prealdenl N&ll)'en .Co. ted. Van Thleu'a Oet. 6 daclarllllllol In which he oftered to ciiiCUII "OilY matter whatloever, lneludlnc the ~~JOslion It a ceaae!Ire, )II'Ovlded tiJey wlllb to Old f-H Club Is the lite war 111rou11> - · 11811Dti· ~ ~:::; by, af lllerllf '·' 4.' after bolq liolled,. baebd.., llld trlld to ~ 11111· 1 &palo liNd tjlree froiil """''&m -tbea ....,. ~ caulllq It to lmo • cllleb. lllr1'1 .....,._ FBI o!lotfi!l[ cldtlf at . Clnebmall, , ll1d 1be pa1r olfered 1111 reatllailce, al• lboualll'IIIJ.IIpllled a loaded ,31 plajDl UDder hll bolt. Phlwpa Wll ebareed Ill wU· rants tiled Ill s...til Cudlal n;, for tbe llllrder It a poUceman Beoufort, S.C., andlddnoplq It a faml11, The puenll and a child were allowed to leave thelr COIIUIIIDdeen4 car unl1armad at Charle&lal, S.C. moat Important Wilt af tile pro.. - . . " eat In ' · aa;:: ~-::-:~-... 1be~ ATHENS, OIDO- OlD()~~ Preol!\""! aando o1C1118 wltlt Lola Felicia llaadl, R. S...le aald Weclnelday O!llo tliiJ~altJ wwlclnot- a 39, &110 af Aquila after IDIIII on the proposed VIetnam War MlltafOr'IUIII ~ Ocl. IS '*'\II• lie 111 dlille wltlt IIIIU ,Ill considered It~ morallasuo!. HellldthewdW~rolcy eauld 1101- (J!Uo 1 Ill W1aMnp ~· • sllnl on. morallssueasonlylnllvlduala were allOired to.talre . a stan! on them. · :: S...le oald classes would be held as aclleduled ... tbe unJ. lloyo nllilllll at tbe llelp verslcy would make facllltlea and equipment ovallable to IIIOio Chlldnft•o Home, members wishing to discuss the war. He oald he..._,ed lllllllJ faculf;}' mom- af lloy Scout Troop 2ft; IIOid IICOUI wdrOI'III& llld oqalp. bora and siiMienta would take advan11&e of tile diacuoaloos. . • • •. ...... ~ wlllhll!a to-Jruiii'OIIft! ~ earl P"''f up ' tribute lo tlta Y.......IJIIIIY COLUMBUS, OIDO- NATIONWIDEMUTUALinolll'lll<O Co. do 10 by eaiU.,. 1be ..,.,._ oays It will boost insurance pramhons Cor ~autos 50 master, Rlcllll'd Gilmore, per cent because tllelr accidellt looses ""' •r blshor titan .,.,... at H2~7$, for quiiii!IJIIld W~ntlonal cars. . II..,.-. · Nationwide, the oountry's Mh larpatauto ln1U1'81', oald It -z;;;;; :r? 1111 wanted to nt "an equitable price'• for &QPBI'iKJWtr cars, 10 the Ioaseo would rot have to be subsidized by Oll'ners of llanlardpowered cars. • 't"HMeurs !\. . un~wrrily olooffr-!1 w.r •-•. ne.,U.tors and_.ad~ 1y to the American pj>Ue to lncreasa Ill OJIPOIIIion to President Nhon's Vietnam policies. The Conummlats ~ ellled poace propoaala and zefQad In on next WednesdaY's VIetnam pro~eat day In tlta United States. Col. Hi v111 Lou, tbe liaiiiJI deput;y 1108011ator, IJid limo. N&UYen Thl Blnh, the VIet ! L ~ : ~ ·J fdn Beaten Up, Robbed in Alley 1 � 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. 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