http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1b309f510f3021889b53838a1892a167.pdf 668b5165efea10116fff583933678e06 PDF Text Text . . .. .·~ f,.~. ~. .._. . - ~qr; -~111Z~, ~~~~vi1Q•~· Jf, 1171. •''""" """"' ' .......... .. ......................,........,. 1 . ..; t, ~IIJ Celebrat!d By tori, lJ.ud.miilt . was ·he~c~~u 1n ,o ' .... •--o·n, '.1.A.'..... r ' ., , •-• y • " . . II .. <'-,.;_" ~$~ •r Jl_ ,, }' - >·. . ; 2 ~~::· ""' • ; ~~· ••lltit• . ;): , .J onn1e Be linda hat I) ' ·"..a...r ;- "!'serv~~ of the fourth J~, GOldleingela,Mr. and N<ilii 11v. .t•ra;p Prldlft " ~tlldll:r of ·Lcri Ann Lallder- Mrs. l,.orry Laudormllt, and · ]10111! · olie'a ~ Ia Qeuflc .....,..., . ... fair "F.rirv~~;~~~: milt, Ma10n, W. Va. _A Mrs. Marthalfarlley. "eo.&i"lllalaU'Il!llll&dged Jliilo!Jwllll..,lfttoLIIIP pa'nan decoral<d-oate ....,served with Ho \ . · home ......nlal1ibo . .,_....,~lt,falliltlo'Mio are •••··'"" ice creaiJ\, · potato cftlps, me 'IS Blessed her love of cwidne _,~ •ll'lilllv•'-1'lilnlll7 · lri the home. lolllpopa, and Kooi-Aid to the mobile home of Mrs. lor wrllinl lniD ;."' eil:elllntl lr<m IIIII!* ., to 111111 a Dlpl. and our·· cOwltey";Dijllt ' · guesls. , Olall Genhelmer, iooatod at career. ~~:«««.>~ stilledinthebNirlll'ofoUI' ' Al~"-lng _were R.egina FCX"eat Rim, was b1eosed in a "Jane~ lrGm Oblo · · lndoidaJike.a.di. •.;, •i;t ~Y::Uto:;' ~· N , !lervlce at l!le residence SUn- Uni~ty lllllll81rilh major Communl,i vocabu~~Y. · ~ Mitch r., ames, Je ' day. in C.'llllllllerda (lloc!l and a jMI .....,, ilile, we . •. • and Ricky Bable, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. mlnorinjoumalilm,andnowil defeat .them," saya La~~tyJ\~~::_ GJregguli Vswln Nease, Mrs. Stella a pullliclly 1lriler fCX" Heinl .()ies H,f>!lln8J.I!<rlh, (ormer m, ,. 0 '"~"• e Grueser, Mrs. Karl Grueser, U.S.A. in l'ltllbul1h. niere,lhe Beret and author of ,tho! Mrs. Jolin Scott, Mr. and Mrs. writes food releases for "Behind the Scenes in Vernon Nease and stanley, Mr. newspaper fC)Od editors, Funeral aervlces for Mrs. nam." Report is Given on and Mrs. Charles Hamlllon and developa booidell and other Gertrude E. Milia, n , Syracuae, Hollingsworth wUI bt Sandy, Mrs. VlrBinls Davis, lnformaUon ICX" conaumers and who dlecl Saturday evening at speaking at two , special Mrs. Carolyn Evans, Mr. and ed""aiCX'B and assists 1n food the Holzer Medical Center, wlll reiigious-palrloUc rallies ill Association Meeting Mrs. Wllllam Knight, Mrs. photography and demon- be beld at 2 p.m. SuDday at the Hunllnlton, West VIrginia, and A report or the Providence Geneva Hwnphrey, Mrs, Dale strallooo atWOIIH!II'a clubo and Syracnse Methodist Church. Middleport, under the anspk:tl Association held in August was Warner, the Rov. and Mrs. For- department llcno. Mrs. Milbt was born on Nov. ol Christian Crusade, the antj.o given by Mrs. Oscar Hardaway rest Donley, Mrs. Russ Wat- "Jane seys olie l!lpeClaUy 10, II'll, the daughter of the late communlatminlatry ol Dr. BlJiy at Thursday night's meeUng of son, Mrs. Fred Nease and Lee Utes her job beoaUJe, 'I'm Wllllam and Elizabeth James Hargis, Tulea. the Missionary Society of the Ann, and Harry Wyatt. never doing the aame tblag Congrove, at Racine. Hollingsworth wlll speak roM HOU.INGSWOR'111 Mount Moriah BapU.t Church. every da7; It's always &lrvivlng are a daughter, Tuesday, September 22, in the Meeting at the Rutland home c;Juutgina.' Mrs. 0 . 0. Patterson, of Middleport Junior lllgh Scftool . ol Mrs. Drewy Gore, Mrs. Jolin ege .,.;vre8 "Her interest in cooking was Rutland; lour SOliS, Charles, Audltoriwn at 7:30p.m. · chairman of the aJU . ~oon .gave devotions using By Untied Press lntemotlonol always encouraged by her Beaver Falla. Pa.; Ralph, of Since leaving the Armed Chris r es wlll be Seminary and served U pastor ·Nixon rer:~~~=r~ Brmgmg Happiness" as her Eilt mother, a borne economics Aliquippa, Pa.; Wade, of F....,.. after 12 years• service Cb tlan Cruasde EvangeU.t of clturcbes In Oblo, Kenlllclfy 1Ve ll gel meditation. Two poems "Do Army 26 Holy Cross o teacher, and she began baking Elwood, Pa., and Frank, of Hoiilngawri hu spoken aries Secrest, wbo wlll and~.Henowservedasa workingman. You Just Belong" and ' "0 Navy 4.! Colrte 22 cooldu 'When I coukln1 ...., Mingo; 13 grandchildren, 28 over the Vnll<d States He discuss the SIECUS • oriented c~IAtr of overseas tours, then we c"" Step at a Time" were read :;; ~~~:;rr, ~';.,p1: ~nstld st. 6 reach the mD:er'. Since she greai1Jranclchlldren and one recently joined Cbrl~llan secll<io~~on In !he publlc together with Dr. BiDy Jimee Nixon se:·~lhe~:~r:i: Mrs. Ernest Bowles. Pla118 w·S0t1th devei'"""' the -•-ut torte great.srea•~andchlld Crusade u a ~·-nt staff sc on the role of the Hargls, founder-director of the polltlcal · ~· G ..,..... """' ' . ..,.. . -"--. ~--church and borne. Secrest IB a or-·•··tlon. There ls no ad· . GOP, ~-made for a dinner to be served rambling 31 Morgan Sl. 12 Jane has origlDated several Prscedlng her in death win .. =-. live •~'""" at the church on Sept. 21. Mrs. &.rollna 20 more of her own recipes. her husband, Edward; two Alao speaking and aclinlas of H:l:.t- mlasloo charge for the rallles. u8! Gore served refreshments North Carolina 20 Kentucky 10 Another favorite IB pumpkin 10118, lour sisters and a brother. e The publlc Is lnvll<d. '""'......,. · Stanford 34 Arkansas 28 tread wblch Is below. Offlclalinl at the funeral ~h wril8ro W . Va. oil 21W&MIIry 7 3 be the Rov. e an and Wllllani BIR111 ANNOUNCED Villanova Maryland "Jane's domestic talents are servtceo ~• ow Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Clemson 24 Clladel 0 not confined to foods She sews Forrest Donley Friends may lsen~'IJ~e pollUcal ,advtsera· U of Vir 1 VI T h o most of her clo"- · call at the Funeral · andMtll'ray'Cbotlner, , '· · Smi th, nee Shirley Drake of Fla. St. 9 Loul;vll7~ 7 ""'" Pomeroy, Route 4, are an. Richmond 21 N. Car. st. 6 "Especially e~thuslastlc Home in Rutland any lime until · Agnew, 011' a .aiz-ctal8 qiJI. nouncing the birth or a son Sou. Miss. 16 S. w. La. 14 about the challenge of creating noon Tuesday wben the body PHNOM PENH (UP!) - ia"!'ched and joked then, but hls girl friend in Jlhnom Penh palgn lour on .bebalt ·i;t David Paul Smith Aug 21 - ' Miss. Sl. " Okla. Sl. 13 and dew!-'•• new Ideas that wlll be taken to the church to lle Dazed, grim-laced Cambodian, today there was slunoed and hand carried by ..... Rapubllcan candldilu _ 're~. · . ' · · .1.11e Sou. CaL 42 Alabama 21 "~"'~ 15 in troops Involved In Cambodia I silence ~ in Palm """'••• n••lf mlant wetghed seven pound, six vanderbilt 39 O.affanooga 6 her Job olfors, Jane Illes to gtw stal8 from I unW 2 p.m. bleB " Webb. The relurn address on .,......,., ""' · ounces. Paternal grandpnrenls Fiorldo 21 Duke 19 advice to girls lhinldng about Burlalwillbein the LetartF.U. pull=t~enslve ol the .UPJ photographer Kyoicbl the letter said : "Mission of the at the home of Bob Hope . O('it aretheRev.andMrs. RobertE Midwest slmilar careers. She suggests Cemetery. today in CX'derly Sawada said the highway was Long March.'' travellng to Las V-, Nri. 0 12 Smith of Pomeroy, Route 4, and ~=~s.;': ;:•~:~ s1.'~ that anyone interested in any faahioo fmn the town ol Tang clogged with BCikllers carrying The march had coveroo just today. thematernalgrandparenlsare Mlssourl38 Bar,toro kind of job- be It a food Kauk after sullerlng heavy thelrmachin~andrnorlers 17mlles Veterans Memo~- ~ C Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Drake DaXton ;s Xaver 22 publlcist fashion editor borne I SPEEDERS l'INEII looses in a Jllne.ltour mortar u they pulled back to SVay . SATURDAY ADMIBSIONS' > Racine. Mrs. Maude Smith oi lZ~~::'n~rp":'~~~n~EV~s~a 23 service .:,presentaUve.; youth Five defenclanls - four of : : !~~uel Sunday night ~ ~ mll&Jsouth ol Tank PleMa!d VaJiey Hospital Lucille Lambert, RutlantiT. Rutland Mrs. Lelia Drake of Concordia 20 Moorhd st. 20 leader - take courses In whom were charged with The eight batbttton task force the ~~ ADMIBSIONS - Mn. Burl Kathryn Conde, Rett~lvllle; Pennsboro, W. Va. are great- No. Oak. St. 14 East. Mich. 14 joumallsm. speeding- were lined $10 and had met no major realstance retreat hut i stra'·"'caJ Birchfield, Q-own City; Hubert Charles Jones, Middleport· grandparenls Kansas St. 37 Utah St. o "'You11alwaysandnphaving cooll eacft In the court of during ~·· move Hel180ft,RoMyVanscoy,James WlnlfredMarc~ · T"lsa 1 Cin~~~~r~' to write somelhlnf'.'' Middleport MayCX" c o Fisher a l7.miJe advance along to pannlt fresh troops to R. Smith, Byrd Leonard, Mra. Clyde Q-amJetl .i.! ~~ Oklo. 21 SMU 11 "ll>e also ests ta"'·· over the kend ;, Highway 6 to Tank Kauk, 52 replace the hard bit Cambo- Jolin Chinn, Pl. Pleasant; Belly H ' ...,.; Texas Tech 21 Tulane 14 sugg _.., wee · ey were miles north of Phnom Penh dlatJs ••,_,._ , • ow~ll , Shade; Clarabelle· rcu cours.. in buolness and Wllllam E. Slater, 11, MltJ. and ••-•• The. · .,....,..,., ...,rert; Nancy Reb- Hudson, Pomeroy. • Tonight & Tuesday Stanf~;d Tj.•~,:~~~~2j marketing and adviaes 'writing dleport, assured clear dlstance · "..., mood had been a Cambodian blgh com- man, New Haven; Sandra Bing SA'I'IJRI>AY DISCHAIIG Sept. 14' 15 Pac. U 24 Tox.- Arll:1)on 1 to large companies In the Held Roger T. Manual, 21 Racine : !ea~ve one. The·. soldiers mand placed o!llclal govern. Pomeroy; Kalhf Little, Edna Hoffman D , 1 \34 you're inl8resled In to find out Donald B. Allen, Slight Injuries the attack at Mrs. Darrell Roush, Carroll, Dobbins Helen (Technlcolorl Wt•t wbat kind ol background they Roger L. Walter 10 Pomeroy' T R ~-.J seven ea 8 wounded, but Ohio.. · charleaBiuell CarOipl ~ ~ Shirley Mllclolne UCLA 14 Ore. St. 9 Uke their home e«ltlCCIIissa to and Arnold G. otili.,'19, WO eponeu officers on the spot said dead DISCHARGED - Monty SUNDAY AD""""'ONS f·. ·· Clint Eastwood Drake 39 Ida Sl. 10 have. '1bls wlJl take time but all speeding. and wounded were more than Davis, Mrs. John MC!lermltt, Frances .......,• .;·~~ "GP'' rated ... AII oges ad. A. F. Acad. <5 ldoho 7 ~"be ••ttin the Ion Two perBOJ18 were sUghUy 100 The command said the J·-- n.••• '"" Une o•• .,....., ~.~ .,; milled. BYU 10 No. Tex. St. 1 nw ""'"' g run injured Saturday in a collloton .. -·- w~•• ~..,e ....ar, Thomas Weston P ..... Colorclrtoono: Colo. St. 28 New Mex. St. 9 wben you graduate and go to SEE TRIP SLIDES on Rl 7, two and three 18ntba Cotnmunlols lefl20 dead on the Mrs. Alvin Myers, Jr. and Hurl Hannahs ~O!lle,roy ' Bold Eqlo: Spoco Pet: ~:,:" 2~fi ~:koto 1 look ICX" a job"'. . Slides of her recent European miles south of RL 2!8. groun~Ui; ::;atiooptanes daughter, Norma. Jean Whit- Powell, oy::;west 1 G~:c: ;;~R~S 7P.M. Wetier St. 60 wis. St o ~~Bread tour with the All-Oblo Youth State highway patrol ofllclals =.sighted from =unlit linlton, Mr 1 • Larry Burris and SlJNDAY DISCIWIGES :;_ I two-uuru ctiPIIIIfted Choir were shown by Karen aald an auto driven by Winford h . son, W Ulam White, Mrs. Winifred Marclnlro Clar baDe V. ~ baking powder . Griffith at • ~t the Marcillko, 15, Reedsville ..:,~ ~omn:~~lat attack Darrell Hawthorne, Charles Hudson. ' - a · llt~iltilt·" '""' liiii*'ilf Mr'' " ............:.. lli'tlt!k~.• • * '"of•·'llt'·•·...: iiltl a~~~- Hayter, Mrs. Norvell White, (Oitlt!lit!Oil 'I/Oih'JIIge'!t ' tlealpoon•batlng B4llll Gl-l'tlith w· ' " opel'ated •by 111rry L"'Vf~le ~amaa Goodwin. IJoY- · fiW!r MEI!:T .:· soners unleas the hostages are leasltOOn clnnamm Guests were Mrs Donna Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Parker com- oflenslve prl , enry, The WUtc6lii Trail Gardea freed. m:,u:,~ Nelson, Mrs. Joan plaiDed of minor lnjurienftlls withdrawal ,.; ~ da~:;;:'! Mr Se:~l2Bur~ Club wlll m~laH p.m. Wed. A squabble among the 1 onHblrd cups augar Mrs. ~ Anderson, Mrs. Marcinko had minor Jetter sent from an offlcer to Birchfield Q- • anOity : neoday at the hoino of Mrs: guerrilla CX"ganlzatiol18 also BessieHays,MisaMUUe Lagar, laceraU0118 and abrulons. · . • own. · . Faye Prat~ ... · .... 2 appeared to COIIlpllcate the egp Mrs. Mnrtbe Chambers Mrs Marcinko was c~ed with sltuaUon. The PFLP said In a 1 ~anned llltllbppled pumpkin MarUyn WoUe, and failure to atop within the would one-_ cnp t elder Bryan WoUe UBured clear dlstance statement today AO•-••"" ll for 'l(t cup Chopped ..... • ' • . U:"h..:~~ Grease~ tddlllch ~pan. COMPLETES TIWNING S~if for DitJoree VM our INIIMty unless it was reinsllted Into the Prehealavm to dalrees F. Miss Judy seue.. has CUD· Filed with Court guerrllla movement. The PFLP Sift together fiour • baiting pie ted her training at the ~RIVE-IN was upelled from the central powder. baiting soda, . salt, Jacbon Manpower Training ·One suit!CX' dlvoree was !lied For your llnllilll Convtnitnco guerrllls organization, the cinnamon and tiulmeg, set Schoolandianowempioyedaaa and three dlvCX"cecfhave been Only mlnut" away 1 qUick Palestine Uberatlon Organlza. BBicle. Qoeam Iii~ aad clerk.typlat with the Oblo Slate granted in Metes Count)' service, fasf "takt.off" lion (PLO) llllJU. Add egp On!! II a lime, EmploymentO!flce Columbus C«nmon Pleas Court. ONCE A YEAR SAVINGs 11 was · the PLO that· beating thorou&b)y. · Stir in • · SheDs A. Reeves, l'clmeroy, Fridlys Only engineered release of the pumpkin alternsleb- with dry Died suit for divorce from The Drtve-ln Window hootages from the three planes lngretlillllo and elder, blending o\lliiLIARY TO MEET Roberti.. Reeves, Plllleroy, Rl. Is Open being held on a desert alratrlp wen Iller each addllian. Add RutlandTheLadles AIDl1lary o1 the f, .Charging gJ'QII neglact · of 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. and concletnned the PFLP lor oota. Tam Into JII'I)IStal pan. Fire Department wlll chlty. The ~~~~~ ~!feU the (Continuously 1 blowing np the craft, wCX"th Bike lor 60 mlriutea '"' unlll meet at 7:30 p.m. TUeaday at Cllltcxiy of tll1f minor chUcl. Dlllor linking Hours t to 1 mCX"e titan $20 million Sabtr- done. Ranow !tom pan and the lire house. All women of the Divorces , . . granted Hubert • and .S fv 1 II UIUII on day. ' cool on wirers~. community lntereal8d In W. 1'1)<1CX" from Jeule DalJ Frk141ro. T~E ONE-AND-ONLY The guerrillas are demanding belonging are invil<d. Taylor; Blanche Spalde, ~ Rutld, RL I, lrGm Robert · the release of seven comrades ~held in w..t Germany. SwitzerSpilde, GalllpoUa, and Judith land and Britain and an · • • • · Alln Smith, Mldtlieport, from undisclosed number of Arabs Lewil E .. Smith, P-..y.· being held In Iaraell Jails. (Cclltlnued lrGm Page I) Pomeroy, Olllo but the builtlfDg ls lbreatmed with mllapse .. said infol'lllllllan Pantyhose treecltMn girdle . Member FDIC One of the algnera of the officer BiiJ ~. J'lre offlctaJa t1111y II of the 10 1o Mllmbtr Ftdtral DedaraUon of lttdependence 120 oecupanta of .IJie downtowa Ponet Square Bolli bad belli Who anything•more? · ·· _..;;;Aft.iiiitiiveiiSI::rs:;;to:;;m:,._,J WBI a clergyman-Job a llCCCIUJlled lor. • WilberlpoOJI of New Jeroey. Perf~:t,ming for ~sale, rl~ht now ,: Mayor;· •••fi1 ' Middleporl'~.. . .IU ~new -~of freqilent ......~ ," '-- ...~ .Qian • ~ ' ~· M . artin ~ wlllllw to sm~~te relrscdon. Homer, he lllumbo aald that- 2110 resldenlllllad thai lbt! Brtlblllbmeot It il reiPOtlded faYCX"abiy lo a letter lrGm IIIU'btlie sentce wO!IId taU llilanetaJJy council uldng If they would like the sereven \rilh a tt,ODO velilde. Maynr F1Jher vice bel...e the mayCX"'s open letter was saltllhalt'l'el'JOOO lalowJ he ls agalnll the pubilill1ed. He aJao CJIIIIIIlelll<d that garopWatlm of the viDiqp( cillmp located Ia bage service ls owed the people of Mid· BllilburyTO'IriiSidpoll the""" Route 7 by- dleport, and camot .....Uy be ••· pua • . peeled to make DICIDOY. '"lbe dump Ia breaking up the town," "It's a aerv1ce we owe the P" nllht. ~ Two rectllt "eoDtro\walal" IItten - - d l»WWdl's cllsculllon. Mayor l'lllter maintained. town,'' Stumbo held. He lltlld lhallbe~ would eneounter Oerit·Treasurer Ge!M. problema if a pss.r Inlet bnlke down and thai the dwnp ftas not hi. the public could not be served. HowevtJt, the "red" in recent IIIOIIIIl l1rinslrw up the llitbject ..... Councllman atf!Cil'CI SUnbo wllo said be hltl beeD ~'pirturbed" by the I'ICIIII opon _)!Ua' • NowYouXaow Weather .a t y II Is ellbpJI<d lhet each ~ hOusellold of l<tur tbtOWI aWIJ tnougft heal ctaeriY ill traall to run the tamiJy car I« a year. -·-·-·-j~~~e! cam b0d zans. D. 11Vf!l • by CCIIUidl mailed to the cililenry, • pablilbed open leiter by the mayor - aJi ~ded :=~· ' sot ·,no~~~er ~ !ollowing town cotmcll's Nltdar ~- regulation,o C<llltroliJIIc 1lle 6lmp .... llldlaJwed. "-- ~~~ i:,~~;'"s~~ r•. art todaJ. SaJurday Coli arm - Stumbo sa1t1 lbat the o11er1ng the ~- ~~ - ~by ~~~e: 'O'Illtl,ge. lllumbo sald·llte IIIIYGl' ...... 'cotmcll tt,OIIII velilde had said a repiaoeqtllll • 'Tttrlctit~~ ." could be senl to .lhe town wllbin 2f hOUrs ~ Fllber -temd lbJI be ... wblle repaln , . . being made. ' prltqe dtimp, 'bet!lbaalll aa I• ,..., • Coltlllbwt more Gertrude MOJs :;"rt'; . ,, Devoted To 11N l~t~e~W~~ Of11N Me;p-.v- Area . .: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1970 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ~gT~~L:!:fR ~"x~~r..\~,!," ~r~lihtto'"Sr 30, Portland: Of Mason: Laon; - mentc.;'~ :": ·,:;t;.;g: !.!.:"' 11 :an::... fARMUS IWIK and SAVINGS 00. -.,. ....,. ;1; :••· • . PA'J'IlOL DADf- .._..,.. IChool )111101 bal been 8 :ro w:"i! when ~ •r,e busy.,'(hink!nr ~tl=au anf . new clot~e~ and~.;~Ei~inlil a!l pulled together. Stock up.before·the sale ends and ,· '· · ~go back to' regular prices. . ~' . . ' . Regularly $3-. NOW s2.39! ' . < . ·1·,;~,;., ! ,) ,,..~;~ J;~ 'c 1' '•'\ v . '•'' t" .• 1! '· t,! I! ,; • I r ,' '· ' ~'; ,,,'' f I chairman, a regular member, and lint and seeond alternates. The first three wlll attend the county convention at the ASCS office in P~ on Sept. 21. Delegates will elect one county committeeman for a three year tenn and two alternates lor one year tenns u weD as a chairman, vice chairman and regular member of the county committee felt' a perlcxl ol ooe Columbia Townahlp - Ronald A. Whltllngton, Albany Route 3; ClllfCX'd Wooten, Albany Route 3, vice chairman; Reed L. Jeffers, Albany Route 3; Mendal W. Jordan, Albany Route 4, and James E. Gaston, Albany Route 3. Profitt, Portland; Thomas D. Sayre, Portland; Harold Roush, Portland; Lawrence year. Gluesencamp, pianta lbroughoui"Oblo jciined a nationwide otrike agalnsl Genonl Molctn early today. The lou to the 1ta18'1 economy in payrolls aloae will amount to tt.7 mUUm a day. Oblo ls the IIOCOIId iarsest auto protlucing atole in ilte nation and the psyrolla and ~of the Big Three, GM, i'Grcl and (]wysler, mW II 1 lllllltttHioliar - •• yesi' lndll8try in the Stale. . IDp state in cars .Des Ita H ,pianll were IOtliy by 170,510 Lordstown in nort~~t.utem Ohio which hal about 9,01111 at three pianls. Chevroiel.'a Vega, which General Motoro IIOped louse to regain psrt of the amal1 car market, le manufaclurad only at Lordstown. A juriedicUonal strilte wllar halted work at the Lordlltown planl Ptanll8bul tlo1lll by the strike Include: Flsher llocl)' Dlvlsion, Cleveialid; Chevrolet plant, Parma; li'lsher llocl)', Euclid; ·a trim plant and a plant to make earth liiOtlng squlpment Ia HtidsGn. , I I Cbrysler were not T~ree ' _planII, including aff~..L •..' Flaber 119dt, ~ Molen ~ at an4 ~ all'iJ!Ibly plan! ~~ and ·the. · tordolown; Cllevrol~!. Nor'lrCICitl· , • Flsher """'· DVUJ'r -NorwGotl·r a:::~ Clrnrolet 1 Cleveland; · i.l Chevrolet Plinengor trana~. T~; .,..•.~ ColumbQ; ·rliher . ·Bqcly, ·' .toil.. ~;GM~PII!nl, Auto lBtJue8 11t 11 Glance .... , Bf Utdlecl Preu lll.ten.ao.J ' ' ' UAW cletnatl: ll.leeall an llctartlle llnl ,...., GMofler: n ..atuabour tile llrofyesr, u ...ta ill esoh of aat two yem. Call tl Uvial: UAW ......,., Ualimfted lnenues. GM offer: MulaWa CJI II ..111 aa ltotlr over lie tl ......... Jleallb: UAW tleawld: CempMJ JIIJ l i e - Ia blllfdHare ,........, Iller Od. un, I eeall Jlllr llctar ler .., f1llllDy *alai pial. GM olfer: Worllen t. PIJ - - .......... Pull•: UAW *llllltll: till a IIIOtllller- "'IJJ II yem a....,..., reiUdfal alqe, btqtn\<ed _peaaltas for fltllre adplllt ......... GMifler• •·•~lerwocbntacedlll- .,.... ~............... ,.. flllre ad put rellnel. ...,, .,/ Lebanon - Clarence W. Portland; Elecl<d to serve by farmers WiUlam A. McKelvey, Port. In their respective communities land. were: Lelert Townahlp - Vlrgll BediCX'd Townsltlp - ~~H. Roush, Racine Route 2; Andrew Hayes, Pomeroy Route 2, Cross, Racine Route 2; Early cbalrman, Guy V. Sargent, Roush,RaclneRoute2; JohnN. Pomeroy Route I, vice chair- Hill, Racine Roul8 2; WWiam man; Vlrl!ll King, Pomeroy F11:1, Racine Route Z. Route 2, regular member, and Olive Townablp - Dana C. Ernest Wood, Pomeroy Route I, McCain, Long Bo!tAtm: Chesler and James H. Smith, Hemlock (Cclltinued on Page 10) WINNER - Robert Saw;ren, Mason, riBbt. ..., 1be : Hole-In-One Boil oontest last week at the Meigs County Falrgroundaspcl--.d by Pomeroy • Micldleport Uons Club. Sa"Jers was cl01ell to the pin live nlghll out of the six. Hta closest sbol was lO'Ii inches. Presenting the golf sal to Sa1r7ers Is Bob Miller, chalrmnn of the event. Coal Bid Accepted -a... Ten Awards Announced ~· . .UAW ........,., 'ftree ulra .....,.,lctqlr actlior, ODeestra._.,..:..dliiiDc~...-. ,, '·' . manafiie· a-.ellnct; . Flilhtr · Bcidy, Meten Take ,,,·'·· • ~;s;~;; ~?ar:s ~ About 40,ioo United Auto mini.,.. uwtel when 11 closed mw~-~ cou!Jf ask _;or pilot of the plane raclloed to the San Franclsco tower that "I am going to try to subdue lhls man" and he asked that pollee not try to Interfere on landing. Grove, first and second alter. nate, respectively (following 1n Identical CX'der). Chesler Township _ Donald c.Mora, Ponltroy Route 3; Roy Hql~r, Pomeroy·. Route It W«iun union members at 18 the giant GM complex at 0. tclntrol~ Alrp..-t on a tuiway the gun. man penni tied 35 passengers .lo dlaembark, Including Wctmell, children and military per. sonnel. . c.rd. Beth McKIIfght, 40.,·slHi.fJA;W~ o~l~'i~'-~iJilto~~~-~:· ~~~,. sao plus The drarnoUc end to the bljack attempt took place at a remote psrt of the San Frsnci.sco airport. In Washington, the Federal Aviation Adminislration said Trudy Roach, Nancy Eberobach, Community committee in Ronnie Sn,...., Kevin Fields, Ar1111r Braclsllaw, and Greg each of Meigs County's 12 Smith; back row, aJief of Police Jed Webater, advilor, Paul townships were named by the Reed, Q-alg Venoy, Greg Glue, Filth Perrin, David Klein, Meigs County Agriculture iftlalllu and Mary Helm Blaellllar; ltOCllltld row, Elizlbelb Tim Rawllngs, Dully Smith and Mrs. Pearl Williams, atJ. StablllzaUon and Conservation · -·-· .,:::. . • _.. ~· ~ . .. '.J> _ , "' ,.~~ ... , -r~ • ,. . lh t ~ .... - - . -·-· '':'.:~'" ~ ·..- Nllotl · ~fGr the 19'10-n IICbool year. Mllllben of the squad arefrolllrow, La, Debbie Olbome, CnciY Cllmpbell, Cryllal Hal4 I.Gri Faalk, Kim Selto, Bruce B~, Bee~ Scott and .....d September !1. Harn.on, News·· zn • Brze •· s. lltE Parllor::i SAN FRANCISCO (IJPI)- A some other capacity.'' Early the Brink's gusrd was aboard hijacker took over a TWA reports said Deni.sco killed the the plane on business lor jelliner out of Los Angeles hijacker, who was not identHled Brink'IS--Ilot one of the new today in a desperate attempt to inunedlately, but it was taler "sky marshals" being put fiy to Communist North Korea, learned that he was only aboard some airliners. An FAA spokeaman BSid the but lte was shot and disabled by disabled. ASC Township Committees Set Cheshire., ::::::::: u nthinkahle ; ' 'I John:1u · 31 r The Brink's guard then shot the bljacter, the FAA lltlld. . . Aboard the plane were U passengers and a crew olsevtiL When the plane touched down at San Franclsco lnternaUonal a Brink's Inc. Guard alter the plAne landed here. A spokesman for the alrllner Identified the Brink's guard u Rohert Deni.sco, who was travelling "as a passenger in Reedavtue: Ra·'""' , . JR.. MEIGS THEA ., 5I( '~- 1 ;..u.:.:;:= · TEN CENTS ~ •• IJ8C er = 2 Partly cloudy, warm uiJ. humid. Lows tonight in ~ tO ' low 7118. Wedne11day varlsble . cloudiness, chance of .lhun;· derah01rers and cooler ntrlh:High& in npper 70s and 8118. :· .. VOl XVII tiO. 107 •,' ' , in lltl68 in AllgUII· ' , . ·· . • ; , ' Middleport parkiill: IPIIft', II!Otlf!l~!lve persotiiOII cGiieciiOIII 10!' lbe ·aiOfflb ~ c~rgf. ~ dloturbins. the ~ totaled fl,lll .......... . peace; lor inloaiaill011; ~- of Cblef cit 111o fCI!' aaatilt and ~ttery and ~...n~ ~~I f~~: ~ 1 red illh~ ,Qbr. ·==JM• . _ . rep ~~ ..opera .4:!. on; assure. ' ~;_,.1 g~ . .......- wu ,.... .. '). ~ Ye!l Ten Meigs County high school graduates of Jest aprlng hmt been awarded scholarahlpa totaUns fl,l50 through the Mete* County Dollar• for Scholar's Progtani, Thomas Kelly,.cb8irman, said todaJ, Reee!YIJ:IItheanrda and the sdlooJI 11i1f will attend aro MarJ .~ RadfCX'd, ~ Roul8 i, j(ejp IIJ&b gradqal8, RlvetlidaWhlleiNIISehoolof Nuroing; Michael Barr, Langsvllla, Glenville Stale = Ma:r:lene doodwtn.. Hish, . .e; f'l!a . · ~. Rolis':.~· ~ ;,>· ' ' Jane MCX"gan, Pctmei-oy Routo 3, ,Eastern· lllgh, Nationwide BeauiJ Academy; Martin R. Osborne Long Bottom Roul8 I, Eastern'Jiigl!,Oblo University; . Jeffrey L llrewer Porttantl Route 1, Southern Hlp, Oblo Vnlversity; carolyn G. Manuel, Racine Route 2, Soatbem 111gb, Rio Grande College; Joyce 11 . Manuel, Raeine Route S, Southern High, Rio Grande EIJIII!RT TAYLOR Collitge; Joan E. Manuel, Racine llotll8 2, Southern IIJ&b, Rio~ CalleBe. ~ ..1,... Tlda Ia the lhinl year of the ~ 8 .1.11 Dollars lor Scbolarahlp pi'<I8!'UII. Tbe IICbolanblpa are ~ D • ·pn!vided lhl:cJu8lt publie CCJlo .1. 0 II ' tributiOIII. , G Co.' .r..,.. Soo n,elire . The Meigs County coaimlaslooers today accepted a bid of the Wllllams Coal Co., ov0r lbe Jeffers Coal Co. in lhfllr', regular meelinl. " The quoted price In WiliWII~; bid,... dellvered COil ttl a ton and N r......1111' ,,.., at the mine. The Jeffers' bid · t12 ,... lump coal and .. llnl<er. In other buslneas the mlatlon two �I S·- The I)Jllly Selltlnel,Middleport..Pom.fo.v, o., &;pt. l5, 19'/0 · ' ' all'Pit'l agent gave ' ~ ~! E\lf<lpe: As side" tiP: II 1s f'!r ~eror\b·· town ' ·,' ,., ,.., ·,r'l.\,, •. -the world. and we 'up a rental city IS' !"OBTII (1)) • .,1 smaller than ·Rome·lllllari· ' t<'AQf bf~• ' the three mos N les Genoa any time • .K9T&. pri.lti~ratlng U. S. na.;:: ::f.:::!_.~ome, n m:ly ~use ¥.-kee hord!ls ,-' ,. tK3 ' llllCII*IIIlHiably are Coca ' we were amazed, and a trllle descend meinlY on the big Cltiea •KJ7 . J.\sr . worried, when we cslled in New : , WEST imbibed·Coke, tried American York to reserve a famlly-<li~~e --~, w,.10883 ·15~, .101 ·3 , _ -eral years and quit Fiat to be picked up at the Rome local franc~ ..,. Tbe'·alter .Q +lOU ...,.. · ~ · tp t none was to be had native II to reoei'Ve far In ad tQ~9T ·1~1,$: 1 11. not Ill" any suspicion "' 1• or : 1.... vance ..:. II' just loki! a a ! -~ ..... of its consistent So we puUed a ew t•·-• upldlly SOVTII C 0 W"l lrlOO and with the help returned renta ...... up ,.,. ne ~ generated by Its s • ..,s ' turn had nary a moment o'llrouble iii .KI! . U popu~a' ·ty Coke of some Roman cltlr.ens, • •uz ~"'las c . tha~ its i;;;te has one one up ... We quer· the month we tooled about In +ABU amazebee~~·te'"nt In our taslebuds ied the Roman , Hertdans that unpretentious little .AQf . n c'"""" anhartan and were told A.mencans tie up Agnellian gem. Both vulnerable ' lioolth ~'!.,{'~~ ~ancisco: virtually all rentals for July aad It always amazes us how new Weot North .N.T. Pau and Venice !Iawall and August, often many m.o?ths In conslruction seems to Increase 'hkYOAthena Hertz 'varies in ils advance .... WbUe waiting for each succeeding year we vis!t p.,. 6N.T. Pass POlS ,.::..,..lency to Ul only I'D our car to be brought 'rOund, the Rome ,,,. Good..ized aparJmenI Pass Openinll lead- + Q extended ""'"' - - - - - - - \ houses now are stretchin g through the exurbs and dlstan t ' pronuneiatLons:The way It si>unds tn the u.s.and England, "Airtz" In Germany, a niore U·"'"" verolon of "A.irts" In ,_.., 1 "ch IIUAN . " ~ !'"::'1a1s~e:e:d~~~ ~~ ~g~ :..\!"til~ * . - •n ,. - in r------------------- !:,.Helen Help Us \, -,- ..:~ , 1Cqntlnue4 frO!ll.~,...,_,!) ii~~Ii~l~;, und~i~~owiJt aM, tow~rin8 ~!!.SIJO!!'.:~~"JJ~· !!,'! boE . ~'"'~~·~:'~\II eami~ ~oi~lli 't~ miles rivalry Interfere with. a great personal friendship. Eby called Hal "Maestro" and Hal called Ely "Pro· lessor." In today's band the Pro· lessor sat North and the Maestro, South. In those days fo.ur-<;ard suits were bid !ndiscrunl· Rele~ .lf"re l;fllrdoyear 1"1111nlng bflek R.C. Gamble, aecond-year de!enaJve back John OUtlaw and tunn1ng back Bpb GJadielix. The Cblcag9 Bears a8ked waivers qo running back EUjab Pilla. a nlna.yaar ve!erall · ,, 1 .wed by of · Guall)lllalan friends who prescribed violence the mlrtet, ' L o!\ien rilcn bJIJIIIIy ,"'WII8t thli .wtll She plWJged into Will"&, eounlry n~.·' be told Dilma, helping local prleala to launch • "II to Une u)! the 50 .first part_~ how clo'""" In .,::=, br.oader ......,.., or '7" =; 1 brlllqUe not t tJii" r«itpa" 15 big IJI...U DQCTDAIB MAILBAG tngton. ~------------~--~~ Bladder Inflammation Caused by Various Ger·msl ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. ., ' . Astronauts' Dr. Lamb· Writes New CQI CHF.ERLJW>ERS OF Sontherplllgh School did all they could for their team Friday nlgbt when Southern boiled ftderat Hocking. The ~ -dqwned the Southern Tarnadoes 54 to 1. Lineseores ly United PI'Hs tntematl..,.t Nalloul League · 110 lnnlrlgs) N.Y. 000 0511 000 4- 9 12 1 Mil 020 210 0110 If- 5 10 3 S.deckl, Taylllr (4), Frisella (5), Ryan (10) and Grote. Over (10), ; Stonomon, Reed (5), Mersholl (6) and Bateman. WP.frlsello (7-31. LP-Marshall 13-8). HR-Mashllt'o (lot). SOUTHERN mGH SCHOOL'S HEAD foolblll coadl Robt!l't Ashley discu&aes a field problem with Rod Holman, sophomore ballback. The completion of a 25 yard PBII from quarterback steve Jenkins to Holman was the key play for Southern's mly acore of the game. Son Diego 010 000 oo:r- 4 11 2 IAAng 510 003 30x-12 14 o ''"·~~... ~~~"flr.~\~m· t',X~!~ PlanK Made <. (Jl''"":··rrs.131· ·: l ·Sulliikrl~ , Stinson ·Ill. ·LP-Nymen 10.21. HR-Murrell (11th). Atlanta 000 3011 200- 5 9 o Son Fran 021 004 aox- 1 5 2 . McQuien, Nlel<ro (6), C.rd· well (81. and Tillman; Reber· gtl', McMahon (7) and Dietz. WP-ReberQer ...6), LP·Mc· ~ (0.4). - •• PO"' Dn,...,:L.'J-.. .1'4 r· tJ.hitrColJeg~ 1. · · '· ' ,. Grid Schedrde ru.-wu: Q e:1 0 • g . uP! Sporll Writer Add Danny Frisella to the llat of unllkely heroes In the history of the New York Mets. A. 24-year-old righlobanded rellef pitcher who has bounced around between the majora and the minors oioce IIIII, Frlsetla haslliddenly become a big man In the Mets' hopes of winning a second straight National Leilgue pennant. Frisella, who throws a crackling curveball which he aometbnes gets over the plate, won hia seventh game of the season Monday night whm the Mots beat the Montreal Expos, 9-5, In 10 lm!np and IIIOYed into a first-place lie with tiM! Idle Pittsburgh Pirates in the National League East. The Mets and Plrsles are one game ahead of the artcago Qlbo with Soturdoy Mla~mi vs. Xavier; Dayton vs. Cincinnati at the Riverfront Stadium Ohio Unlversit~ IMACl at Kent State Ohio Wesleyan at Heidelberg lOCI IN) Kenyon at Otterbein IOCl I Nl !<an Oty at Mllw, ppd., rain Toledo at Buffalo Findlay at Waynesburg (Pa .) C.llf. at Minn., ppd .. rain (Only games scheduled) Bowling Green at Utah State West Liberty (W . Va.l at Musklngum IN) Rochester at Mt . Union Willenborg ol CaUl. IPa,J Stale Meigs Property Westminster (PI!I.) at Marietta Denison at Cen1re (Ky.) Adrian (Mich.) at Defiance Butler at Akron (N) Bluffton at Taylor lind.) Ashland at Baldwin-Wallace (NJ Transfers plallleill>f" an ' alliug · ~t lmee," "He could play if It wss really neceuary," said Anderaoo, otito College 5dlectule (Only games scheduled) · Amerlcsn Leaguo HOUSTON (UP! ) -The Cin· c!nnati Reds start a two • game aeries against Houaton tonight as they meander toward cinching the National League West pennant The Reds, 121> games in front of second place Los An· geles, planned to start Jim Me· Glothlln (IU) tonight against the Astros Larry Dierker (1312). Gary Nolan will pitch for the Reds Wednesday night Reds Manager Sparky Aoder· son originally slated lefty Jim Merritt for the opener, but Merritt reported be still bad a sore elbow. Bobby Tolan missed the last two games the Redo played on the w..t Coast. Toleo con. By Unitect Press lntornational EastPIJJyoff Tennessee Tech at Youngstown IN) . MAC: Mid American Con· terence OC: Ohio Conference N: Night game c.,.); defellllve taekle Greg Lens, I'UIInlng ~leek Palli White, . Upl end Jl91 MeFarJand and ~TOll)' Plunuber (St. LoulriCWdlnala),anddefuai..e tackle lo(lke Dirb and running back John Land (Pbiladelphia Eqlea). Met• Tile • p r· . tes the lhr• teams aeparated by a blanket of sevell percentage polnla. "We are gertlns good relief pllcbing now," said Meta Manager Gil Hodges after Monday nlgbl's vletory. "Ron Herbel baa helped us and Frisella and Tug McGraw are oontrtbullng, too." Frisella held the EJ:pos to one run and one hit fll" live lnnlnga and became the winning pitcher when the Meta scoreil folD' runa In the loth Inning with the help of errars by Ron Fairly and John Bateman. Jerry Grote led off the Inning with a single and plncb-runner Rod Gaspar stole aecood and went to third when Bud llarrelaon was sale on an error by Fairly. Gaspar was trapped between third and home m LA.IIGEST ENTRY PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (UPI)-The Northern California aecllon submitted the largest enlry Monday wben it entered the names if 81 golfers for the third annual PGA. aub Profe11lonal championship. Southern Callfcrnla entered 85 golfers, giving tile state 119 of the 1184 golfers attempUng to gain the 2llavallallle quaUfytng spots. Tommie Agee's grounder but scored when Bateman threw wild during the rondown to put the Meta In iraftl, 1-6. Wayne Garrell's double, Ron Swoboda's aacrffice Oy and Donn Clendenm'J lingle drove In lhr• more nms to round out the Inning. The Loa Angeles Dodgers beat the San Diego ,Padrea, IM, and the San Francisco Giantl downed the Atlanta Braves, 7~. In the only other NL games Monday nlgbl. California at Minnesota and Oakland at Milwaukee were postponed by rain In the only scheduled American Leque actlm. Willie Davia' double two .., keyed a five-run flrst.Wdng outburst which carried the Dodgers to their vlcblry and 91Ulpped a five-game San Diego winning streak. Claude Osteen yielded three runa In the nlnfh but won his 15th gllllle agalnat 13 101111. Ivan Murrell hit his 11th home run of the year for the Padres. P·~l~clnnall !McGlothlin t34¥ ot flouston (Dierker 13-12), 1:!10 p.~n Diego (Corklnl ~) i>f; Los Angeles (Sutton 1-4-12), f1, p.m. ·~~~ Atlanta (Reed 6·9) at SoliFrancisco !Perry 20·13l, 1,\• p.m. Wldnescloy'l Go- . ' New York at Montrul, nl;ht · Pitts at Phlle, night .• ·St. Louis at Ollcago 1;... "; Cinci at Houston, night San Diego at Loa Ang, nloht ·'' Atlanta at Sa"!!!!1clsco :t. Frank Jolmaon drove In two vlve the third Inning of Sun· day's game against San Diego, wanta to get back Into the game. "I hope I'll get to start qatn In four or five days," the 21· year • old said. "I wanna be ready for the playoffs.'' Simpson baa pitched only six innings since July 31 becauae of a sharp pain In his aboulder. West three hits in the Ganla' 15oldt attack which also included a pair of doubles by Willie Mays. Clete Boyer and Bob ntlman led the Braves' offense with two hits each. Friday 'a Games ,:,w Ookland W. L Pet. G•• 87 58 •.00 ..• 1 ~;~ Kansas City Milwaukee Chicago 5I 88 .397 29\(t, 55 90 .379 ll2,,;i·; 53 93 .363 :u,. Mlnnesbta 10 67 .544 1 n California 61 .531 10 <::•' Monday's Rnutta Oaklnd at Mllw. ppd., rain Cant ai Minn. ppd., rain ># ·~r: , ,... !Only games schedvled) '' T"""y'o Prohablo Pffc:hort ''' !All Times EDT! ,; ~ Ookland IOdom U and Bt~ ,. 1·01 at Mllwaur... (Morris 2-~ :, and Lod<wood 2·11), 2. 7 Chicago (Janoski 10.15 lilt , THE DAILY SENTINEl Kansas City IDragoll-14), 8:39-c p.m. DEVOTED TO California (Wright 19·11 ~'; INTEREST OF MEIGS - ~SON AREA Bredley 2·4) at Min-a 1Hiln :.> County CHESTER L TANNEHILL. U and Kaat 12-10), 2o . 2;jll)"fl~l Exec. Ed. ~ at A:thel\s p.m. . , ROBERT HOEFLICH. Dotrolf lca1IY · 17-7) '·al'~a E8s~H· \.t Niil.ii'Giillia ..il. , City Editor land !Hand f.tl), 7: d'jl/.~-;.oo P_~lshed dally except Ironton at PorlsmOllih Baltimore !Mcllllollr 22-IJ o6 S.tur-uay br The Oh 10 Valley Jackson at Greenfield Publl$hlng company, 111 Court Washington (Cox 11-11), 7:3!lo{, p.m. ,._ St., Pomeroy, Ohio, ,.5769. lfillillrd at Logan Bullness Office Phone 992-2156, Boston !Nagy 5-3 and Culp tt:'1' Feileral-Hocking at Wahama Editorial Phone 992-2157. 13) at New YOrk !Kline 4-4~ < Second clan postage paid ·~ Miller at Sou!hem Pomeroy, Ohio. National advertising representatl ve Bottlneiii Gal!aghtr, Inc., 12 East 41st St., New York City, New York. . SubSCription rates: Oallvered by carrier where •vailable 6 cents per wHk; one year In' edvanc. at The Daily Sentinel Offlu, S23.40. Six monthSJ $11.10. Three months, $5.&5. By Motor Route where carrier· service not available : Belpre at Meigs Gallipolis at Coal Grove South Point at Fairland Bannan at Southwestern Kyger Creek at Bannan Trace Minford at Oak !WI Nelsonviiie-York at Vinton Hunlingtan a1 Pt. 'f'leasant Portsmouth West at Waverly !A.nJRDAY Wellston at Porlamouth Noire Dame f•nit • · ·...: Boston at New York, night. 1 Chicago at Kan City, nloht Colli at Mlnn, nlgllt Dotrolf at Cleve, nloht Bolli at Wash. nl9hl Ont~ months $4 .00. SubScrlotlon price InclUdes Sunday Tlm!s -Senllnel. THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY WEEK'S USED CARS 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix INSURANCE lEAl ESTATE-IU1UAL n• $1295 2 Or. H.T., V-8, auto., P.B., P. S., radio, W·S·w tires, mag wheels, Air Conditioning. KARR & VAN lANM MOTOR $11 ES OVER fOO YEARS OF SERVICE "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing 11usmess" Cadlllac:ofdsmoblle 992-2342 22G N. 2nd AVE. MIDDLEPORT, " If you have any doubts whete to go for ·'Car service.;.• ,, ' ' ' - -~ TO ''l,' \ .. 'r, " j1 1 ~ Bahnl4'!n ll-11), 2, 5 _p.m. w.ctntiUy's Gllllft O.kland at Mllw, night "'"""' $1.50 By moll' One ,.., 112.00. Sfx months S6.25. Three THIS SPECIAL! I American Laatue :..·•1 Eut r W. L Pet. GJ runs with a baae&{Uled shtgle Baltimore 95 51 .651 ... ,: 81 65 .5.55 ,,..; I " "but I figure he can do with a during a fourol'llll sixth Inning New York Boston 75 71 .514 20w 'J little rest anyway." rally which enabled Frank Detroit 75 71 .514 Ill_ ,,, Wayne Simpson, the rookie Reberger to win his sixth game Cleveland 11 76 Al3 :WJ> righthender who falled to 11111'· for the Giants. Johnson bad Washington 6B n .-469 :kllh, Against Houston Nine -=,..._ m· Redskins) ; ldcker Bruce A.Uord, wide receiver Bubba Thornton, Ught end Reg ~olan and c~.A.IvbiMitcbell (Buf• falo Bills); quarterback Bruce Lemmerman, wida receiver Jlfoote Ledbetter and tackle Lyllll Larsoo !A.llanla Fa!· Reds Will Try Luck ·'* '. fo N*, while Green Bay dropped six players, four ~es and vetel"llll pia!" ldclter Booth Lwlteg and Phll Va\lderlea. Otllm released Monday were linebackers Tom ~~ and Rudy Kuechellberg, guard Roy &:lunldt and wide receiver Marshall Cropper (Washington By FRED DOWN f the children ' ~th ople 'shedldn'llllte She I collapse each summer. helping to care or first family of Dwight, m., a "' pe · ~~ By Helen Bottel 1 About the only connections whoswarmad through th' town. MidWestern Republican who and Ann were both unwilling to 1 t· with news from home are the She went shopping In the opposed Social security unW r..trlct their activities to avoi~ YQUTH ASKED FOR IT! You're a right, but "getting Rome Daily American and the market two or three limes a she went to college and who violating the Guatemala~!~~ ) !'his column is for young on a boy's ~ck about It" may Paris Herald Tribune .... The week, learning to bargain over favored Richard Nlson In the nol1oo of proper ~vior ~ar p~ople, their problems and only drive hun to more par· lattor seems too often packed carrots and cabbages, and she 1900 presidenllal eJsctloo, found women. On one occa on, w n plj!asures lheJr troubles and tymg, with stories about Eorope and bella• to know and respect such Ideas hard to accept. She they were out at a ll!ne most fun As ,;;Ill the rest of Helen "Sauce for the goose" might never enough news from the Fatller Jooe Marla casas, an W88 -lloMiY against WapiOO were~~ to be al 1f91i, Us!, it welcomes laughs work better. Tell him you m~t states .... The Rome American energetlcmiddle-asedmanwho violenctlnextreml-elr~IAn· holile, a aua,te~~~al.. llut won 'I dodge a serious be home by II :30 becalanusenlnga seems daily to print more lively ~:~~: ~dr~~~ :O::v!c~~d had spent manyyears helping .,..; but Ute IJIOIII A.merlcanll, proached tloo ~ :p~ question with a brush-off. bunch of ldds are P Yankee stories than the Paris •uit almost automatically. the Indians. she had litways ....,mod the! II8IWIIP Y • ..i;:~i..~~la Send your teenage questions something for later.'' Trib ; which tries to beat the The Professor taught this to Tbe directors of VISA. In hard wu·k could achieve the lutes. . 6'"1'!"'~ to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, (And if he a~ks to come along Rome American to the his pupils but he saw no rea- GuatelllalaCity, Bill and Donna same eac1s with leu suffering. A.ldCoasolldateo Coldnll that fir mete .. care of Helen Help US! this - weU, you ve got another newsstands and in fact may, but son to follow his own teach· Dreyer, began with the same Tbroughoul her two ~ In As arne puled ~a begin the · 'CiilcM' ~om problem.) - H. loo often with stories the ing here. The Maestro had doubts about Diana thai Bar· Guatemala Diana struggled tof~thatAmerjoanee~ lheae\Woye&l'f)'Vecomelih :~riER Dear Helen : American printed the day bid four no·lrUmC. He was baraAnnGravesorlglnallyfelt. with the qU~~Btiona of poverty, aid .was only c~tlng""' l'e4ll lindm~ .111*t· """"D Are you in favor of pop or rock before .... We doubt the or· going to play the and soWbme· When they saw the. speed with --'·' j"""- and revoiUUOil . . control of GualelJiala s i'ullng which me mllht ciall'l!11 ~· ' PROG~""'M B'"""'~ -"'"' dinaryU. S. touristiafascloated where no-trump. ,.... Aleman, -u.cr faDiilles -'thoutt ever .UI•• " .u.. . lned " . Dear Helen. festivals? I'm not! My ex~, waste a m round of bidding? Y which Diana lesrned S"··•·• ,..... _. """"" She and..Ann w• er rea•• -.,. pracuc...,. ga ~';~ ', ""·i I and speculation · ker and the rapport she established VISA. volunlller tn ,....,....,.. """·~•··ate. tile. broad Jlme .B111· ~·,; · off1Jiu!!l Y..lerday my brother and 1 friend went to Woodstock ' wi'!h some esoteric . 'fhe play was even quic - maaa , of the fipeople.1 By the •·••I~v That di 1 11fie 1 1 ~nl around !he neighborhood came back a drug ad ct. s about factory problems In than the bidding. Hal won with the priests and the peop e nango had been aposec1 to tile · The Amer can n uenc !)ad a . ... ,...faced,nobyw.; ~ topckupallthetroshthatwas why he Is my ex. He just Bavaria when so many juicy the first trick with dummy's of Chlchlcastenango, their couu~'s deep cooaervallve -ed tor~ everywhere. problems • carelessly thrown around the couldn't quit l.SD, so he moved lale• are being wagged at king of diamonds. Then he doubls dllappeared. roots 88 soon aa they bad Diana kll!lW that .lhf American loped peoples and or the U,3. slreets and vacant lots. to the Village to be closer to the home; even the Trlb's obits led a heart to his ace, West's Dreyer remembers Diana arriVed: The priests warned Cennl Intelligence Agency role In the• o!Ndl& Ill>" ¥IV• ·When ,.. got home with our supply. seem Europe-oriented, names queen dropped and it was a most clOill'ly in tile market one them bluntly that discussion of (CIA.) had been responsible for those problema. l'/belt ,f...~ ' !her told I moaned and groaned for a that stir no Interest the matter of seconds for Hal to sunlit morning, _. __,., dressed, birth -trol or other -•jec'· a coup """""" a left.-wlng for International- DeVe~.._..t wqon load, our mo us f" all I concede a trick to East's 10 _ •....., ~"~ •w• ouu ,. •---•~~Jme·in ..., ••d offl,. t ......, e' s'a•· by wi bad to stop because she paid long time, but m Y me Yankee mind, and claim his slam. surrounded by Indian L'ww""' cons~ senalllve by the Gua.,....,...,reg """• ~· (A.ID)L, ....,rys ; ; . forgarbagecollectionandextra someone else and we're veryty Harkenlngtothellaltanraclio The Maestro's play of ~he She was bargaining withhera CathollcCburcbwasforbidden. thattheSpanlabnewapa~shthee her flue'!C)'b"'~-~DJihfla,~ boles meant extra charges, so happy.BiitlstiUhavesnemp slations (we didn't see TV the heart suit would be routine vendor for vegetables, More People IliaD Jobs helped edit waa run "' her a jo .,...,. ,was ""'"" she wasn't going to sheD out for feeling when I think of this guy full Ume there), we noted one for any one of a thousand or blonde hair cstchin& the ugbt; Durin~! the months that Guall)lllalan AnllY with lJ.S. but refused to lake '11141 ' offer the neighbors. who was so great until that local Italian disgrace: The more players today. Back m a kind of Northern goddess followed botb gh:l!l gradually military aaslltance funds. aeriously, !IY lhla tlllui ,~ bad Well !see her point, but how Woodstock trip messed him up. name of Jo DiMaggio has been 1930 It Ia doubtful if more above the dark..ldnned, dark· began 1b, II" tiJal no matter She and other VISA. volun· largely accepted ~l'rd I II'· do te~ns gel an anti-litter He may be dead or dying for ull dropped from the Italian thon a corporal's guard of haired throng. how hard they or Father eaaaa teers made fl:iends with the gwneot !bat ~ llll" prosram started when there's I know. lranslation of the "Hey, Mrs. experts knew this safety After Diana had been living WU'ked there would always be people who ran CARE In Guatemalan ln~l(i ·, ":;' no place to dump the junk? I don't see how the police or Robinson" song from "Tbe play. in Guatemala for several more ~ople than food or jobs Guatemala City, otopping In directly DPil!lf!"'·' ~~~t CONCERNED ABOUT LIT· authorities can allow rock Graduate" .... Rome's own trf::~ e,::~k~dhi~o':on~~~~ monthe she met Alan Howard, or places to live. whenever they got to the jt'Orldng for, Ali).,!f.~ ~.; f!!:R , festivals to take place. - newapapers find room every If hearts were going to a yoWJg Fulbright scholar In "Father casas Ia one of the cM~IIal to pick up a couple of blf, ~t bet{.!..~fi Dt,ar Concerned: CATHIE day for stories about Jackie 0. break 5.0 then four tricks Guatemala City_. He was finest men I've ever mel but pounds of radlab aeeils lor the G!IB~ .~~~''"""'f• ... II' 'l!youtellCityHallaboutyour Dear cathie : , . and Ari Onassls, however were not available. If they running an experunenlal a~t he'a a fool too," she onoe aa1d ~'/(~tan& or a box Of )lallpOinl il!i! cl®lga. •. ,,,. m\li-litter camapign, I'm quite I think you re.. b!amm~ trivial ; although the photo of broke 3-2 any line of play reading program In the city • to Mike KJmmell, another VISA. pans or .whatever else had · The ~~-. ,Y~\ .~ !1lljO pick-liPS wJ11 be provided. Woodstock for an addiction Ari bussing Callas raised front- would SUCCeed· If they br~~ federal prison, and long COllVer• voluoleer Uylng in a small~ atriVed since .their lait.;vlai!•- ~ -~ ~ Guli~ Give the mayor a ring and who that might have happened pqed eyebrows 4·1 then this play wo satiQIIS wl,~ P!lli~ ~~Qfl'\ boulll l!lliAll!'llrilil!ld.-, Th!! -yb1111lWI'II1i1W•~ , fGr Ia iii:lif1MI~IIU ,, . lllltl 8 lllibwll, ~idea aught develop .anyw~y. 0U~,,.fi9.c~ ~'~~,)(~t·; ' Sharon Ta~~s" husband ,' ~mJ~ ~~,f~;t ; had made him cynical iboltt and"•disturlx\lfJ,beiiii!O·/:ARE ·, eiritiat1'~<1W <~tell '" ~~ fut!l.,i !>,ellf. pl'Ogrilffi. - H. ~~n Ito~.!..': Iii· Roman Polansld, said in Rol!IO blluitloll'. · · the chances of peaceful cbange ~ told KlmmelJ that. she offl!:l8ls IJIIIile"nlY :left, aft«' Jl ~er ·she. ~' f!r:' . Dear ~kiln>' · ,.,:,;: ellnaowt' drJia~;ady there· He he'll produce an espechiily If the queen had not in the counlry. sometimes· doobte4 she would was rep'orted• tljal both, 'lrete poverty P:08J'!IIII Jll.~ . Wvboyfrieoddoessomeww'" c Ion . "I lon · • "Macbeth" dropped,Balwouldhavere· Wbenlllanatoldhlmabout ever-·~eadlfferencelnlbi("CIA.agenla. •. , , , pbla. .. ' ' ':;'·•!· ~·., really bugs me. After would have e•perimented griS Y versty. "' H..;h turned to dummy and led a the work she waa doing In Uves ~-the lndl8ns, no matter On another occaBion ~ ·:Wbat are cfoliiC."""';:;,l!',: '. brlpging me home from a date whether he ~ton that trip or :n~ ::.':v.:~~.:d· his heart toward his jack. We'll Chichlcastenango, Howard aa1d what abe did. Smnellmes llbe was augry to lea"!' 11\ala ~ for. the government! .... , } .·.. (lllOIID<I midnight), he goes to not, and only his bsslc weakness black jet with the round bed and leave It to /.on to work out it would nev,er end the poverty toot pride In bavlng taujlht 50 ablpment Of baby !0011 dori,ateil · different bangoula and drinks made him continue. -b' his portable girt friend and the rest of e play. of the Indians. or more Indian men to read II! Care bad been prompted b)' ~~?r~~~:~=~~' beer with the kids (male and The day of the super ~ whatever went on during his "You're only delaying the Spanish, but than she would something less than charily. female) until 110111ellmes five festival Is over for two reasons · lrborne activities remains a revolution," he told her. think, 80 wbal? The country Ia The American mariufacfmer a.m. I'm afraid his folks think Local authoriUes ~re afraid of :..,..1 except thet one of his Q-The bidding has been: ' Trials Symploms 1101 Cauaes sWI 70 per cent IIUterate. ha!l simply decided that free it. he Ia with me all tllal time. them, and they re financial Dots ' (employed by Douglas w..t North East Soudl He argued tllat VISA. waa !JeSPlte Iter IIOIIbll, however, samples dlstrllluted by CARE IR few days 1 begin bearing dlsaslers (unless planners can P the 1• trestlns the s)'llllltoms of Diana comnlllled hel'lelf tola!)y would be tha cheapest form of na 1• · ~he got with his ~~ recoup with a documentary). As Aircraft and only on loan to Pass Pass 2 N.T. poverty not the basic causes. to her work. She deKllerately advertlilog. , ~·ftrte~Mia He doesn't lry to for smaller ones why not? world's most successful square) P... a• Pass 3 • He'·"'·ied to the experieuce of --··•t out a , ·'-~le, . •""""' - · ' ood referred to him openly to U. S. Pass 3• p.,. 1 '""" who ......,., -... .....,... •· lhill from me, but I think They're leaa dangerous, a g Air Force personnel at Clam· \ You, Soudl, hold: another Fulbright scholar primlllve place to _live. She tile •• of a 8Ul' to go out by deal more peaceful and plno Airport near our town of •KH 9Q101t +AQ5 •AKI had planned to spend a year camed all her own clrlrlldDs GualeQiala after be takes his girl probably more fun than were Marino 88 "flaky " What do you do now! studying the country'a corpcll'· water. coO)Ieci a woqd !lre. &rowing dlallke '"" ,w 1960's booiiO and beer busts • · A-lllcl ,_ II(IOIIn. Y• ..ty ate slructure but C\"'ll'leted his waibed can ,. I'm wrq, I'll get oll his during Easter week al Ft. Massachuaetts' Patriot's haYO t1uoe opodell, but tiMty ore project !Jia Wild<: There waa her woOden about II. - BUGGED Lauderdale. - H. Day, obaerveil A.llril19, com· ...,. ene1 ...t JGUr parllltr no corporate structure, be aald, IUb . llPOlllhe memorates the lfattle of Lex· ohould koow that you cloD~ only a bandful of ruling · • ••.;. BUgged: havo lour·- aupport !O< him. .... and " 1 · Long II¥ -~ starting guard for tile BOlton Patriots unW he was llijiuOd · lalt year and newcomer ¥l.ke Monller re. ~ The Uot>t-4, 2110o pounder with thO Palo aa a acout will bandie wrote flnll to a JpeCiaJ when acQulrad lr6rn the Pactm and a)fo releaaed l\larty Amsler, a defenslv~ eJ1d w~o Nl!ned aa a lr~ agll/ll-1"1th thE! Beats' In '1!NI7 and became a re8uJar tllat aeason, and runnl,ng back Greg J011~~ defenalve baok Major Ba~~elton. The DaUaa COwboys cut fiveyear veteran running back Lei Shy and Unebacker Freil Whittingham, also a five-year veter!", along wil!l rookies John DougJaa and Bruce Van ·lrt~d~. r p' • • • a ~~~~from:: :fs ~~~~~: big~be~::: "ti.d =~~~= : ! ' : : : t o : : : : : . : ~... asainst tile w..hite :.~:u..'::f.::':: Rome) wherein we business but never let just teaming to read, and obma oldest daughter of the mind and tended to be !hell' dlltlnsulabld J!lfi~ pro tile club'i 81,,1)00«at aladlwn Ja career. Ajl ,W.Anlerl~ out o{ buill In FOiboro, Mala. : • ~ · VniY~IY,. McCIIitton The 1Pats ~~ ~ play~ to waa A.liierlcan·F~ll Leasue briJ)i \llelr roo~ dQwn 19 tile Roolde of the Year In 1962, and requlnid to-man Umlt pr1<ir to t1Jree-1Jme All·A.FL. the starr of the regular aeason. "•lOll '*lk In IJ6S, :lli"::' .:t"J' of , ~ ~~~ , .~... bilKI.Wovflt Cloth, ~::_-'l'",t'"' _ . --" - • IJillwood vee•• """ ·'""''" ... "'''·~. /.-•iiata, , .... and V AWOU 0 chlckena. ~...,...lllber 'lblaiJ .. ''''·= · ~ .Gf'1!d!i'111It. · ~0!!""01';, 'began.to"aee i>tiK!r things .,..~be Inta~,: ':' : : . · :;:.::;: coffins oilld in auch numberlln ·McCli.nton, Lo"'g End -~P-ro Grid Careers BOB Dl PIETRO uP! Spoltl Writer A. lot of men look f~ard to .a J)!ce, eal)', r~'cllalr nlltence. But at ~ qe of 31? ..CUrtla McClinton and Charlie Long, both 31, are.haftny ready to .lead, aedenlary Uvea. But Ur,d Monday from pro f!lO .. '!'ar&· , . . . , the maq . who acoreilthe Kansas City Cbiel's first regular loilclldown . . . '• I t .,;1 , •. ·• ,;; ! ... �I S·- The I)Jllly Selltlnel,Middleport..Pom.fo.v, o., &;pt. l5, 19'/0 · ' ' all'Pit'l agent gave ' ~ ~! E\lf<lpe: As side" tiP: II 1s f'!r ~eror\b·· town ' ·,' ,., ,.., ·,r'l.\,, •. -the world. and we 'up a rental city IS' !"OBTII (1)) • .,1 smaller than ·Rome·lllllari· ' t<'AQf bf~• ' the three mos N les Genoa any time • .K9T&. pri.lti~ratlng U. S. na.;:: ::f.:::!_.~ome, n m:ly ~use ¥.-kee hord!ls ,-' ,. tK3 ' llllCII*IIIlHiably are Coca ' we were amazed, and a trllle descend meinlY on the big Cltiea •KJ7 . J.\sr . worried, when we cslled in New : , WEST imbibed·Coke, tried American York to reserve a famlly-<li~~e --~, w,.10883 ·15~, .101 ·3 , _ -eral years and quit Fiat to be picked up at the Rome local franc~ ..,. Tbe'·alter .Q +lOU ...,.. · ~ · tp t none was to be had native II to reoei'Ve far In ad tQ~9T ·1~1,$: 1 11. not Ill" any suspicion "' 1• or : 1.... vance ..:. II' just loki! a a ! -~ ..... of its consistent So we puUed a ew t•·-• upldlly SOVTII C 0 W"l lrlOO and with the help returned renta ...... up ,.,. ne ~ generated by Its s • ..,s ' turn had nary a moment o'llrouble iii .KI! . U popu~a' ·ty Coke of some Roman cltlr.ens, • •uz ~"'las c . tha~ its i;;;te has one one up ... We quer· the month we tooled about In +ABU amazebee~~·te'"nt In our taslebuds ied the Roman , Hertdans that unpretentious little .AQf . n c'"""" anhartan and were told A.mencans tie up Agnellian gem. Both vulnerable ' lioolth ~'!.,{'~~ ~ancisco: virtually all rentals for July aad It always amazes us how new Weot North .N.T. Pau and Venice !Iawall and August, often many m.o?ths In conslruction seems to Increase 'hkYOAthena Hertz 'varies in ils advance .... WbUe waiting for each succeeding year we vis!t p.,. 6N.T. Pass POlS ,.::..,..lency to Ul only I'D our car to be brought 'rOund, the Rome ,,,. Good..ized aparJmenI Pass Openinll lead- + Q extended ""'"' - - - - - - - \ houses now are stretchin g through the exurbs and dlstan t ' pronuneiatLons:The way It si>unds tn the u.s.and England, "Airtz" In Germany, a niore U·"'"" verolon of "A.irts" In ,_.., 1 "ch IIUAN . " ~ !'"::'1a1s~e:e:d~~~ ~~ ~g~ :..\!"til~ * . - •n ,. - in r------------------- !:,.Helen Help Us \, -,- ..:~ , 1Cqntlnue4 frO!ll.~,...,_,!) ii~~Ii~l~;, und~i~~owiJt aM, tow~rin8 ~!!.SIJO!!'.:~~"JJ~· !!,'! boE . ~'"'~~·~:'~\II eami~ ~oi~lli 't~ miles rivalry Interfere with. a great personal friendship. Eby called Hal "Maestro" and Hal called Ely "Pro· lessor." In today's band the Pro· lessor sat North and the Maestro, South. In those days fo.ur-<;ard suits were bid !ndiscrunl· Rele~ .lf"re l;fllrdoyear 1"1111nlng bflek R.C. Gamble, aecond-year de!enaJve back John OUtlaw and tunn1ng back Bpb GJadielix. The Cblcag9 Bears a8ked waivers qo running back EUjab Pilla. a nlna.yaar ve!erall · ,, 1 .wed by of · Guall)lllalan friends who prescribed violence the mlrtet, ' L o!\ien rilcn bJIJIIIIy ,"'WII8t thli .wtll She plWJged into Will"&, eounlry n~.·' be told Dilma, helping local prleala to launch • "II to Une u)! the 50 .first part_~ how clo'""" In .,::=, br.oader ......,.., or '7" =; 1 brlllqUe not t tJii" r«itpa" 15 big IJI...U DQCTDAIB MAILBAG tngton. ~------------~--~~ Bladder Inflammation Caused by Various Ger·msl ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. ., ' . Astronauts' Dr. Lamb· Writes New CQI CHF.ERLJW>ERS OF Sontherplllgh School did all they could for their team Friday nlgbt when Southern boiled ftderat Hocking. The ~ -dqwned the Southern Tarnadoes 54 to 1. Lineseores ly United PI'Hs tntematl..,.t Nalloul League · 110 lnnlrlgs) N.Y. 000 0511 000 4- 9 12 1 Mil 020 210 0110 If- 5 10 3 S.deckl, Taylllr (4), Frisella (5), Ryan (10) and Grote. Over (10), ; Stonomon, Reed (5), Mersholl (6) and Bateman. WP.frlsello (7-31. LP-Marshall 13-8). HR-Mashllt'o (lot). SOUTHERN mGH SCHOOL'S HEAD foolblll coadl Robt!l't Ashley discu&aes a field problem with Rod Holman, sophomore ballback. The completion of a 25 yard PBII from quarterback steve Jenkins to Holman was the key play for Southern's mly acore of the game. Son Diego 010 000 oo:r- 4 11 2 IAAng 510 003 30x-12 14 o ''"·~~... ~~~"flr.~\~m· t',X~!~ PlanK Made <. (Jl''"":··rrs.131· ·: l ·Sulliikrl~ , Stinson ·Ill. ·LP-Nymen 10.21. HR-Murrell (11th). Atlanta 000 3011 200- 5 9 o Son Fran 021 004 aox- 1 5 2 . McQuien, Nlel<ro (6), C.rd· well (81. and Tillman; Reber· gtl', McMahon (7) and Dietz. WP-ReberQer ...6), LP·Mc· ~ (0.4). - •• PO"' Dn,...,:L.'J-.. .1'4 r· tJ.hitrColJeg~ 1. · · '· ' ,. Grid Schedrde ru.-wu: Q e:1 0 • g . uP! Sporll Writer Add Danny Frisella to the llat of unllkely heroes In the history of the New York Mets. A. 24-year-old righlobanded rellef pitcher who has bounced around between the majora and the minors oioce IIIII, Frlsetla haslliddenly become a big man In the Mets' hopes of winning a second straight National Leilgue pennant. Frisella, who throws a crackling curveball which he aometbnes gets over the plate, won hia seventh game of the season Monday night whm the Mots beat the Montreal Expos, 9-5, In 10 lm!np and IIIOYed into a first-place lie with tiM! Idle Pittsburgh Pirates in the National League East. The Mets and Plrsles are one game ahead of the artcago Qlbo with Soturdoy Mla~mi vs. Xavier; Dayton vs. Cincinnati at the Riverfront Stadium Ohio Unlversit~ IMACl at Kent State Ohio Wesleyan at Heidelberg lOCI IN) Kenyon at Otterbein IOCl I Nl !<an Oty at Mllw, ppd., rain Toledo at Buffalo Findlay at Waynesburg (Pa .) C.llf. at Minn., ppd .. rain (Only games scheduled) Bowling Green at Utah State West Liberty (W . Va.l at Musklngum IN) Rochester at Mt . Union Willenborg ol CaUl. IPa,J Stale Meigs Property Westminster (PI!I.) at Marietta Denison at Cen1re (Ky.) Adrian (Mich.) at Defiance Butler at Akron (N) Bluffton at Taylor lind.) Ashland at Baldwin-Wallace (NJ Transfers plallleill>f" an ' alliug · ~t lmee," "He could play if It wss really neceuary," said Anderaoo, otito College 5dlectule (Only games scheduled) · Amerlcsn Leaguo HOUSTON (UP! ) -The Cin· c!nnati Reds start a two • game aeries against Houaton tonight as they meander toward cinching the National League West pennant The Reds, 121> games in front of second place Los An· geles, planned to start Jim Me· Glothlln (IU) tonight against the Astros Larry Dierker (1312). Gary Nolan will pitch for the Reds Wednesday night Reds Manager Sparky Aoder· son originally slated lefty Jim Merritt for the opener, but Merritt reported be still bad a sore elbow. Bobby Tolan missed the last two games the Redo played on the w..t Coast. Toleo con. By Unitect Press lntornational EastPIJJyoff Tennessee Tech at Youngstown IN) . MAC: Mid American Con· terence OC: Ohio Conference N: Night game c.,.); defellllve taekle Greg Lens, I'UIInlng ~leek Palli White, . Upl end Jl91 MeFarJand and ~TOll)' Plunuber (St. LoulriCWdlnala),anddefuai..e tackle lo(lke Dirb and running back John Land (Pbiladelphia Eqlea). Met• Tile • p r· . tes the lhr• teams aeparated by a blanket of sevell percentage polnla. "We are gertlns good relief pllcbing now," said Meta Manager Gil Hodges after Monday nlgbl's vletory. "Ron Herbel baa helped us and Frisella and Tug McGraw are oontrtbullng, too." Frisella held the EJ:pos to one run and one hit fll" live lnnlnga and became the winning pitcher when the Meta scoreil folD' runa In the loth Inning with the help of errars by Ron Fairly and John Bateman. Jerry Grote led off the Inning with a single and plncb-runner Rod Gaspar stole aecood and went to third when Bud llarrelaon was sale on an error by Fairly. Gaspar was trapped between third and home m LA.IIGEST ENTRY PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (UPI)-The Northern California aecllon submitted the largest enlry Monday wben it entered the names if 81 golfers for the third annual PGA. aub Profe11lonal championship. Southern Callfcrnla entered 85 golfers, giving tile state 119 of the 1184 golfers attempUng to gain the 2llavallallle quaUfytng spots. Tommie Agee's grounder but scored when Bateman threw wild during the rondown to put the Meta In iraftl, 1-6. Wayne Garrell's double, Ron Swoboda's aacrffice Oy and Donn Clendenm'J lingle drove In lhr• more nms to round out the Inning. The Loa Angeles Dodgers beat the San Diego ,Padrea, IM, and the San Francisco Giantl downed the Atlanta Braves, 7~. In the only other NL games Monday nlgbl. California at Minnesota and Oakland at Milwaukee were postponed by rain In the only scheduled American Leque actlm. Willie Davia' double two .., keyed a five-run flrst.Wdng outburst which carried the Dodgers to their vlcblry and 91Ulpped a five-game San Diego winning streak. Claude Osteen yielded three runa In the nlnfh but won his 15th gllllle agalnat 13 101111. Ivan Murrell hit his 11th home run of the year for the Padres. P·~l~clnnall !McGlothlin t34¥ ot flouston (Dierker 13-12), 1:!10 p.~n Diego (Corklnl ~) i>f; Los Angeles (Sutton 1-4-12), f1, p.m. ·~~~ Atlanta (Reed 6·9) at SoliFrancisco !Perry 20·13l, 1,\• p.m. Wldnescloy'l Go- . ' New York at Montrul, nl;ht · Pitts at Phlle, night .• ·St. Louis at Ollcago 1;... "; Cinci at Houston, night San Diego at Loa Ang, nloht ·'' Atlanta at Sa"!!!!1clsco :t. Frank Jolmaon drove In two vlve the third Inning of Sun· day's game against San Diego, wanta to get back Into the game. "I hope I'll get to start qatn In four or five days," the 21· year • old said. "I wanna be ready for the playoffs.'' Simpson baa pitched only six innings since July 31 becauae of a sharp pain In his aboulder. West three hits in the Ganla' 15oldt attack which also included a pair of doubles by Willie Mays. Clete Boyer and Bob ntlman led the Braves' offense with two hits each. Friday 'a Games ,:,w Ookland W. L Pet. G•• 87 58 •.00 ..• 1 ~;~ Kansas City Milwaukee Chicago 5I 88 .397 29\(t, 55 90 .379 ll2,,;i·; 53 93 .363 :u,. Mlnnesbta 10 67 .544 1 n California 61 .531 10 <::•' Monday's Rnutta Oaklnd at Mllw. ppd., rain Cant ai Minn. ppd., rain ># ·~r: , ,... !Only games schedvled) '' T"""y'o Prohablo Pffc:hort ''' !All Times EDT! ,; ~ Ookland IOdom U and Bt~ ,. 1·01 at Mllwaur... (Morris 2-~ :, and Lod<wood 2·11), 2. 7 Chicago (Janoski 10.15 lilt , THE DAILY SENTINEl Kansas City IDragoll-14), 8:39-c p.m. DEVOTED TO California (Wright 19·11 ~'; INTEREST OF MEIGS - ~SON AREA Bredley 2·4) at Min-a 1Hiln :.> County CHESTER L TANNEHILL. U and Kaat 12-10), 2o . 2;jll)"fl~l Exec. Ed. ~ at A:thel\s p.m. . , ROBERT HOEFLICH. Dotrolf lca1IY · 17-7) '·al'~a E8s~H· \.t Niil.ii'Giillia ..il. , City Editor land !Hand f.tl), 7: d'jl/.~-;.oo P_~lshed dally except Ironton at PorlsmOllih Baltimore !Mcllllollr 22-IJ o6 S.tur-uay br The Oh 10 Valley Jackson at Greenfield Publl$hlng company, 111 Court Washington (Cox 11-11), 7:3!lo{, p.m. ,._ St., Pomeroy, Ohio, ,.5769. lfillillrd at Logan Bullness Office Phone 992-2156, Boston !Nagy 5-3 and Culp tt:'1' Feileral-Hocking at Wahama Editorial Phone 992-2157. 13) at New YOrk !Kline 4-4~ < Second clan postage paid ·~ Miller at Sou!hem Pomeroy, Ohio. National advertising representatl ve Bottlneiii Gal!aghtr, Inc., 12 East 41st St., New York City, New York. . SubSCription rates: Oallvered by carrier where •vailable 6 cents per wHk; one year In' edvanc. at The Daily Sentinel Offlu, S23.40. Six monthSJ $11.10. Three months, $5.&5. By Motor Route where carrier· service not available : Belpre at Meigs Gallipolis at Coal Grove South Point at Fairland Bannan at Southwestern Kyger Creek at Bannan Trace Minford at Oak !WI Nelsonviiie-York at Vinton Hunlingtan a1 Pt. 'f'leasant Portsmouth West at Waverly !A.nJRDAY Wellston at Porlamouth Noire Dame f•nit • · ·...: Boston at New York, night. 1 Chicago at Kan City, nloht Colli at Mlnn, nlgllt Dotrolf at Cleve, nloht Bolli at Wash. nl9hl Ont~ months $4 .00. SubScrlotlon price InclUdes Sunday Tlm!s -Senllnel. THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY WEEK'S USED CARS 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix INSURANCE lEAl ESTATE-IU1UAL n• $1295 2 Or. H.T., V-8, auto., P.B., P. S., radio, W·S·w tires, mag wheels, Air Conditioning. KARR & VAN lANM MOTOR $11 ES OVER fOO YEARS OF SERVICE "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing 11usmess" Cadlllac:ofdsmoblle 992-2342 22G N. 2nd AVE. MIDDLEPORT, " If you have any doubts whete to go for ·'Car service.;.• ,, ' ' ' - -~ TO ''l,' \ .. 'r, " j1 1 ~ Bahnl4'!n ll-11), 2, 5 _p.m. w.ctntiUy's Gllllft O.kland at Mllw, night "'"""' $1.50 By moll' One ,.., 112.00. Sfx months S6.25. Three THIS SPECIAL! I American Laatue :..·•1 Eut r W. L Pet. GJ runs with a baae&{Uled shtgle Baltimore 95 51 .651 ... ,: 81 65 .5.55 ,,..; I " "but I figure he can do with a during a fourol'llll sixth Inning New York Boston 75 71 .514 20w 'J little rest anyway." rally which enabled Frank Detroit 75 71 .514 Ill_ ,,, Wayne Simpson, the rookie Reberger to win his sixth game Cleveland 11 76 Al3 :WJ> righthender who falled to 11111'· for the Giants. Johnson bad Washington 6B n .-469 :kllh, Against Houston Nine -=,..._ m· Redskins) ; ldcker Bruce A.Uord, wide receiver Bubba Thornton, Ught end Reg ~olan and c~.A.IvbiMitcbell (Buf• falo Bills); quarterback Bruce Lemmerman, wida receiver Jlfoote Ledbetter and tackle Lyllll Larsoo !A.llanla Fa!· Reds Will Try Luck ·'* '. fo N*, while Green Bay dropped six players, four ~es and vetel"llll pia!" ldclter Booth Lwlteg and Phll Va\lderlea. Otllm released Monday were linebackers Tom ~~ and Rudy Kuechellberg, guard Roy &:lunldt and wide receiver Marshall Cropper (Washington By FRED DOWN f the children ' ~th ople 'shedldn'llllte She I collapse each summer. helping to care or first family of Dwight, m., a "' pe · ~~ By Helen Bottel 1 About the only connections whoswarmad through th' town. MidWestern Republican who and Ann were both unwilling to 1 t· with news from home are the She went shopping In the opposed Social security unW r..trlct their activities to avoi~ YQUTH ASKED FOR IT! You're a right, but "getting Rome Daily American and the market two or three limes a she went to college and who violating the Guatemala~!~~ ) !'his column is for young on a boy's ~ck about It" may Paris Herald Tribune .... The week, learning to bargain over favored Richard Nlson In the nol1oo of proper ~vior ~ar p~ople, their problems and only drive hun to more par· lattor seems too often packed carrots and cabbages, and she 1900 presidenllal eJsctloo, found women. On one occa on, w n plj!asures lheJr troubles and tymg, with stories about Eorope and bella• to know and respect such Ideas hard to accept. She they were out at a ll!ne most fun As ,;;Ill the rest of Helen "Sauce for the goose" might never enough news from the Fatller Jooe Marla casas, an W88 -lloMiY against WapiOO were~~ to be al 1f91i, Us!, it welcomes laughs work better. Tell him you m~t states .... The Rome American energetlcmiddle-asedmanwho violenctlnextreml-elr~IAn· holile, a aua,te~~~al.. llut won 'I dodge a serious be home by II :30 becalanusenlnga seems daily to print more lively ~:~~: ~dr~~~ :O::v!c~~d had spent manyyears helping .,..; but Ute IJIOIII A.merlcanll, proached tloo ~ :p~ question with a brush-off. bunch of ldds are P Yankee stories than the Paris •uit almost automatically. the Indians. she had litways ....,mod the! II8IWIIP Y • ..i;:~i..~~la Send your teenage questions something for later.'' Trib ; which tries to beat the The Professor taught this to Tbe directors of VISA. In hard wu·k could achieve the lutes. . 6'"1'!"'~ to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, (And if he a~ks to come along Rome American to the his pupils but he saw no rea- GuatelllalaCity, Bill and Donna same eac1s with leu suffering. A.ldCoasolldateo Coldnll that fir mete .. care of Helen Help US! this - weU, you ve got another newsstands and in fact may, but son to follow his own teach· Dreyer, began with the same Tbroughoul her two ~ In As arne puled ~a begin the · 'CiilcM' ~om problem.) - H. loo often with stories the ing here. The Maestro had doubts about Diana thai Bar· Guatemala Diana struggled tof~thatAmerjoanee~ lheae\Woye&l'f)'Vecomelih :~riER Dear Helen : American printed the day bid four no·lrUmC. He was baraAnnGravesorlglnallyfelt. with the qU~~Btiona of poverty, aid .was only c~tlng""' l'e4ll lindm~ .111*t· """"D Are you in favor of pop or rock before .... We doubt the or· going to play the and soWbme· When they saw the. speed with --'·' j"""- and revoiUUOil . . control of GualelJiala s i'ullng which me mllht ciall'l!11 ~· ' PROG~""'M B'"""'~ -"'"' dinaryU. S. touristiafascloated where no-trump. ,.... Aleman, -u.cr faDiilles -'thoutt ever .UI•• " .u.. . lned " . Dear Helen. festivals? I'm not! My ex~, waste a m round of bidding? Y which Diana lesrned S"··•·• ,..... _. """"" She and..Ann w• er rea•• -.,. pracuc...,. ga ~';~ ', ""·i I and speculation · ker and the rapport she established VISA. volunlller tn ,....,....,.. """·~•··ate. tile. broad Jlme .B111· ~·,; · off1Jiu!!l Y..lerday my brother and 1 friend went to Woodstock ' wi'!h some esoteric . 'fhe play was even quic - maaa , of the fipeople.1 By the •·••I~v That di 1 11fie 1 1 ~nl around !he neighborhood came back a drug ad ct. s about factory problems In than the bidding. Hal won with the priests and the peop e nango had been aposec1 to tile · The Amer can n uenc !)ad a . ... ,...faced,nobyw.; ~ topckupallthetroshthatwas why he Is my ex. He just Bavaria when so many juicy the first trick with dummy's of Chlchlcastenango, their couu~'s deep cooaervallve -ed tor~ everywhere. problems • carelessly thrown around the couldn't quit l.SD, so he moved lale• are being wagged at king of diamonds. Then he doubls dllappeared. roots 88 soon aa they bad Diana kll!lW that .lhf American loped peoples and or the U,3. slreets and vacant lots. to the Village to be closer to the home; even the Trlb's obits led a heart to his ace, West's Dreyer remembers Diana arriVed: The priests warned Cennl Intelligence Agency role In the• o!Ndl& Ill>" ¥IV• ·When ,.. got home with our supply. seem Europe-oriented, names queen dropped and it was a most clOill'ly in tile market one them bluntly that discussion of (CIA.) had been responsible for those problema. l'/belt ,f...~ ' !her told I moaned and groaned for a that stir no Interest the matter of seconds for Hal to sunlit morning, _. __,., dressed, birth -trol or other -•jec'· a coup """""" a left.-wlng for International- DeVe~.._..t wqon load, our mo us f" all I concede a trick to East's 10 _ •....., ~"~ •w• ouu ,. •---•~~Jme·in ..., ••d offl,. t ......, e' s'a•· by wi bad to stop because she paid long time, but m Y me Yankee mind, and claim his slam. surrounded by Indian L'ww""' cons~ senalllve by the Gua.,....,...,reg """• ~· (A.ID)L, ....,rys ; ; . forgarbagecollectionandextra someone else and we're veryty Harkenlngtothellaltanraclio The Maestro's play of ~he She was bargaining withhera CathollcCburcbwasforbidden. thattheSpanlabnewapa~shthee her flue'!C)'b"'~-~DJihfla,~ boles meant extra charges, so happy.BiitlstiUhavesnemp slations (we didn't see TV the heart suit would be routine vendor for vegetables, More People IliaD Jobs helped edit waa run "' her a jo .,...,. ,was ""'"" she wasn't going to sheD out for feeling when I think of this guy full Ume there), we noted one for any one of a thousand or blonde hair cstchin& the ugbt; Durin~! the months that Guall)lllalan AnllY with lJ.S. but refused to lake '11141 ' offer the neighbors. who was so great until that local Italian disgrace: The more players today. Back m a kind of Northern goddess followed botb gh:l!l gradually military aaslltance funds. aeriously, !IY lhla tlllui ,~ bad Well !see her point, but how Woodstock trip messed him up. name of Jo DiMaggio has been 1930 It Ia doubtful if more above the dark..ldnned, dark· began 1b, II" tiJal no matter She and other VISA. volun· largely accepted ~l'rd I II'· do te~ns gel an anti-litter He may be dead or dying for ull dropped from the Italian thon a corporal's guard of haired throng. how hard they or Father eaaaa teers made fl:iends with the gwneot !bat ~ llll" prosram started when there's I know. lranslation of the "Hey, Mrs. experts knew this safety After Diana had been living WU'ked there would always be people who ran CARE In Guatemalan ln~l(i ·, ":;' no place to dump the junk? I don't see how the police or Robinson" song from "Tbe play. in Guatemala for several more ~ople than food or jobs Guatemala City, otopping In directly DPil!lf!"'·' ~~~t CONCERNED ABOUT LIT· authorities can allow rock Graduate" .... Rome's own trf::~ e,::~k~dhi~o':on~~~~ monthe she met Alan Howard, or places to live. whenever they got to the jt'Orldng for, Ali).,!f.~ ~.; f!!:R , festivals to take place. - newapapers find room every If hearts were going to a yoWJg Fulbright scholar In "Father casas Ia one of the cM~IIal to pick up a couple of blf, ~t bet{.!..~fi Dt,ar Concerned: CATHIE day for stories about Jackie 0. break 5.0 then four tricks Guatemala City_. He was finest men I've ever mel but pounds of radlab aeeils lor the G!IB~ .~~~''"""'f• ... II' 'l!youtellCityHallaboutyour Dear cathie : , . and Ari Onassls, however were not available. If they running an experunenlal a~t he'a a fool too," she onoe aa1d ~'/(~tan& or a box Of )lallpOinl il!i! cl®lga. •. ,,,. m\li-litter camapign, I'm quite I think you re.. b!amm~ trivial ; although the photo of broke 3-2 any line of play reading program In the city • to Mike KJmmell, another VISA. pans or .whatever else had · The ~~-. ,Y~\ .~ !1lljO pick-liPS wJ11 be provided. Woodstock for an addiction Ari bussing Callas raised front- would SUCCeed· If they br~~ federal prison, and long COllVer• voluoleer Uylng in a small~ atriVed since .their lait.;vlai!•- ~ -~ ~ Guli~ Give the mayor a ring and who that might have happened pqed eyebrows 4·1 then this play wo satiQIIS wl,~ P!lli~ ~~Qfl'\ boulll l!lliAll!'llrilil!ld.-, Th!! -yb1111lWI'II1i1W•~ , fGr Ia iii:lif1MI~IIU ,, . lllltl 8 lllibwll, ~idea aught develop .anyw~y. 0U~,,.fi9.c~ ~'~~,)(~t·; ' Sharon Ta~~s" husband ,' ~mJ~ ~~,f~;t ; had made him cynical iboltt and"•disturlx\lfJ,beiiii!O·/:ARE ·, eiritiat1'~<1W <~tell '" ~~ fut!l.,i !>,ellf. pl'Ogrilffi. - H. ~~n Ito~.!..': Iii· Roman Polansld, said in Rol!IO blluitloll'. · · the chances of peaceful cbange ~ told KlmmelJ that. she offl!:l8ls IJIIIile"nlY :left, aft«' Jl ~er ·she. ~' f!r:' . Dear ~kiln>' · ,.,:,;: ellnaowt' drJia~;ady there· He he'll produce an espechiily If the queen had not in the counlry. sometimes· doobte4 she would was rep'orted• tljal both, 'lrete poverty P:08J'!IIII Jll.~ . Wvboyfrieoddoessomeww'" c Ion . "I lon · • "Macbeth" dropped,Balwouldhavere· Wbenlllanatoldhlmabout ever-·~eadlfferencelnlbi("CIA.agenla. •. , , , pbla. .. ' ' ':;'·•!· ~·., really bugs me. After would have e•perimented griS Y versty. "' H..;h turned to dummy and led a the work she waa doing In Uves ~-the lndl8ns, no matter On another occaBion ~ ·:Wbat are cfoliiC."""';:;,l!',: '. brlpging me home from a date whether he ~ton that trip or :n~ ::.':v.:~~.:d· his heart toward his jack. We'll Chichlcastenango, Howard aa1d what abe did. Smnellmes llbe was augry to lea"!' 11\ala ~ for. the government! .... , } .·.. (lllOIID<I midnight), he goes to not, and only his bsslc weakness black jet with the round bed and leave It to /.on to work out it would nev,er end the poverty toot pride In bavlng taujlht 50 ablpment Of baby !0011 dori,ateil · different bangoula and drinks made him continue. -b' his portable girt friend and the rest of e play. of the Indians. or more Indian men to read II! Care bad been prompted b)' ~~?r~~~:~=~~' beer with the kids (male and The day of the super ~ whatever went on during his "You're only delaying the Spanish, but than she would something less than charily. female) until 110111ellmes five festival Is over for two reasons · lrborne activities remains a revolution," he told her. think, 80 wbal? The country Ia The American mariufacfmer a.m. I'm afraid his folks think Local authoriUes ~re afraid of :..,..1 except thet one of his Q-The bidding has been: ' Trials Symploms 1101 Cauaes sWI 70 per cent IIUterate. ha!l simply decided that free it. he Ia with me all tllal time. them, and they re financial Dots ' (employed by Douglas w..t North East Soudl He argued tllat VISA. waa !JeSPlte Iter IIOIIbll, however, samples dlstrllluted by CARE IR few days 1 begin bearing dlsaslers (unless planners can P the 1• trestlns the s)'llllltoms of Diana comnlllled hel'lelf tola!)y would be tha cheapest form of na 1• · ~he got with his ~~ recoup with a documentary). As Aircraft and only on loan to Pass Pass 2 N.T. poverty not the basic causes. to her work. She deKllerately advertlilog. , ~·ftrte~Mia He doesn't lry to for smaller ones why not? world's most successful square) P... a• Pass 3 • He'·"'·ied to the experieuce of --··•t out a , ·'-~le, . •""""' - · ' ood referred to him openly to U. S. Pass 3• p.,. 1 '""" who ......,., -... .....,... •· lhill from me, but I think They're leaa dangerous, a g Air Force personnel at Clam· \ You, Soudl, hold: another Fulbright scholar primlllve place to _live. She tile •• of a 8Ul' to go out by deal more peaceful and plno Airport near our town of •KH 9Q101t +AQ5 •AKI had planned to spend a year camed all her own clrlrlldDs GualeQiala after be takes his girl probably more fun than were Marino 88 "flaky " What do you do now! studying the country'a corpcll'· water. coO)Ieci a woqd !lre. &rowing dlallke '"" ,w 1960's booiiO and beer busts • · A-lllcl ,_ II(IOIIn. Y• ..ty ate slructure but C\"'ll'leted his waibed can ,. I'm wrq, I'll get oll his during Easter week al Ft. Massachuaetts' Patriot's haYO t1uoe opodell, but tiMty ore project !Jia Wild<: There waa her woOden about II. - BUGGED Lauderdale. - H. Day, obaerveil A.llril19, com· ...,. ene1 ...t JGUr parllltr no corporate structure, be aald, IUb . llPOlllhe memorates the lfattle of Lex· ohould koow that you cloD~ only a bandful of ruling · • ••.;. BUgged: havo lour·- aupport !O< him. .... and " 1 · Long II¥ -~ starting guard for tile BOlton Patriots unW he was llijiuOd · lalt year and newcomer ¥l.ke Monller re. ~ The Uot>t-4, 2110o pounder with thO Palo aa a acout will bandie wrote flnll to a JpeCiaJ when acQulrad lr6rn the Pactm and a)fo releaaed l\larty Amsler, a defenslv~ eJ1d w~o Nl!ned aa a lr~ agll/ll-1"1th thE! Beats' In '1!NI7 and became a re8uJar tllat aeason, and runnl,ng back Greg J011~~ defenalve baok Major Ba~~elton. The DaUaa COwboys cut fiveyear veteran running back Lei Shy and Unebacker Freil Whittingham, also a five-year veter!", along wil!l rookies John DougJaa and Bruce Van ·lrt~d~. r p' • • • a ~~~~from:: :fs ~~~~~: big~be~::: "ti.d =~~~= : ! ' : : : t o : : : : : . : ~... asainst tile w..hite :.~:u..'::f.::':: Rome) wherein we business but never let just teaming to read, and obma oldest daughter of the mind and tended to be !hell' dlltlnsulabld J!lfi~ pro tile club'i 81,,1)00«at aladlwn Ja career. Ajl ,W.Anlerl~ out o{ buill In FOiboro, Mala. : • ~ · VniY~IY,. McCIIitton The 1Pats ~~ ~ play~ to waa A.liierlcan·F~ll Leasue briJ)i \llelr roo~ dQwn 19 tile Roolde of the Year In 1962, and requlnid to-man Umlt pr1<ir to t1Jree-1Jme All·A.FL. the starr of the regular aeason. "•lOll '*lk In IJ6S, :lli"::' .:t"J' of , ~ ~~~ , .~... bilKI.Wovflt Cloth, ~::_-'l'",t'"' _ . --" - • IJillwood vee•• """ ·'""''" ... "'''·~. /.-•iiata, , .... and V AWOU 0 chlckena. ~...,...lllber 'lblaiJ .. ''''·= · ~ .Gf'1!d!i'111It. · ~0!!""01';, 'began.to"aee i>tiK!r things .,..~be Inta~,: ':' : : . · :;:.::;: coffins oilld in auch numberlln ·McCli.nton, Lo"'g End -~P-ro Grid Careers BOB Dl PIETRO uP! Spoltl Writer A. lot of men look f~ard to .a J)!ce, eal)', r~'cllalr nlltence. But at ~ qe of 31? ..CUrtla McClinton and Charlie Long, both 31, are.haftny ready to .lead, aedenlary Uvea. But Ur,d Monday from pro f!lO .. '!'ar&· , . . . , the maq . who acoreilthe Kansas City Cbiel's first regular loilclldown . . . '• I t .,;1 , •. ·• ,;; ! ... �I . ,' . J- The lloil)' Sellllni!J, Mld4ltpo11-Poillllroy, o:, !Jo;pt.16,!910 McClinton, Long End·· Pro Grid Careers ,. .1'1' 'l' w••fitwRidil· . ' · . ~~ . . · s··' ui E.-, . a ,aen 1 rrqs. CJ. Y. ' ·e' ' W'th S fety P~ ' . . I CJ 'IY .. . ., . ' tm$ .• t . r~unelallpna:Th'e . way u a~t agent save wi an . t·~,;.Y.n: ~.~:e=.~ =~:·~~~~:~~:;::! · .,OswoiHiJa.... Jac~ ~ ' . ·' · , . · ~. bffV :n' ,' . . ' ,'., · ~ .saw po,v~,~U..;~ "' ~. .··~ .#~fl' ~ ~~~~.... ·"~~IIW•Wl~~~ti>li!ed W!JIIId!lllierortnsblttheo~e smaller than Rome-Milan• , · , . ,,, 1 ., . " , ' Naplell • Genoa any time, -ti:,Ollti!'~ lrillll J'88e I) • Wbinj,ver Dlaila .w u 10 thl! lfllridle ~~"!'I lri tile. aun she !'Qrked with. ·'' '·, sin)ply becauae Yankee borcjes updo,rg(ol!tjl ,and tow~rl)lg ~aj>'llll; GualeJDPia· ,!:~!)', :Jb~i ,lor ... live. ·~; Ia~~ J,atepf)ef ,lbtf ·1',\!d gbrie, d..C.nd mainly on the big clUes ~· ~ :«~ dellghle!i ~Y W:oldii. · ~ '111' eve(llril.,wtlll ~~. ~ !11.19•~':; , si)!?.~,te,;thehl and~~~ 80 while ~gtl!ICYI :usth. basrvlcea -~~=~~~~~~~"!?.• ~· ~~:.f.'!''-'~ · ~.~~lf.~~ ~~:;:: wltb :~ok . liame~. f.!~l::•;.,llt~ ta:e" every wwn n w,-c I 1 BUrr-.,... .......,- .· - w' ~~~' nlehlabO!It woa'!J:N•............,u. - ....... ' ' . ' w .... ' .. .. . ... ' loeal !Fanlihlae .... The· alter• oWl' ~ ,iol •b(own sugar; tloiunv.,imeiJ' by •tlle~ .~tea f!'ll· ~ ~ "l'w, was sheiald{ '' ~.t.J •! · ''Of·her native js to teBO>:Ve far ill ad·. ~!henJal'&.~cloth, and tile > ~~ ftVillutiOII . 1'1!111ecl. · , Shoi'tl)i ~..,.~end . .. vaooe - 01tjuil llk,e' a ~ a flrto'ood 1vegetables and tresb- alroady ·~ way In the The· volun~s ·~ {Jald a two )'WI IIi .Gila~. Dllllili returned rental~ up .... We ly killed ··goats, pip and ...,....taini!Q l!le eut. How&f!l 'amall 111lbelatence ~ which wrote honleand ~ hadnaryamornentoftroubleln chickena. ~ibat G\IA~'a ~ m..t ol them ,,~ ~ . whatthe~'!lil-~1 t11e monlll we woled about In .".~es·.OIIler :noP hope' ior fun<iamental cbah!l• adequate,~t·~ speni even · w her. She did,n!•~ .IIJO~tkill, !It that unpretentious little Grad~ •. IJQwever,, Diana Jay with ·guetrilla ·~like lep lhBII llhe recelYed. ~- Iona cilnverllti"llfo~'ti~ Al!nelllan g0m. ~an: to see otller thlnia ...the Ulla Turcloa. > hei' clothes· out .she Howard abO!It revqw, d)!ill It always amazes us how new ll\dlanl' bad health, their short Howard's ytews were shared patched and ~lelled tbeDI. .. tile disturbing dlinges· ~ construction -ma w ln~se stature, the amall. child-olzetl by one of jjlana•s Guatemalan "Buy yourself a ,~· · place In her all'!tudes . ~ · •ach su~ year we VISit coffins sold In such numbers In fr!elldl who prescribed vto~ Ktmme~ tllld'Jier once. No one her upbrlnglng,·bel' Rome .•.. Good -<Oiled apartment the J~¥~~'~-~~ev'en inli'e bhlnll)l: "What tbii .will bold .It iplnst you. •: , ~r 'own lift, blit """ :.' ~ houses now are stretching She p""'lled lnfll work, country needs,'; he IDid Diana,, Her dlllntereal In clotlles was , her ~btl aii(JuVhe ~ tbroughtheexurbsanddlstant helplltglocal)ll'l-.tswlauncha "lito Una u11 the 50 ·firsl part ola broader dlsllke .fll' appriladltll ,. ~· ~~ ; ' suburbs such as the little Culbertson and Sims were nutritlonal •pr...,..n, editing a llmtUes against u1e \rhlte iradltiolialrnldi!IMia-" ·~nl- : ,uwqe~.fou'.-\ . " ~ ~~·•. I vineyard town ol Marino (14 bitter rivals in the r~~e newspaper for adbl\f who were · irati." , ties. She said w~t ~Ill' . ...baslc'leWII '.fl. .• . j ~;.11 1 ~. I mllea from Rome) wherein we · b:"'~ess b~t n~~e;'e ~wltlle~ just learnlnH how-to read, and Diana oldest dlughter o1 tiie mind and tended to be brusqu. dlfferen\ CIII~witti ~~ 1:. I collapse eaeh summel'. r vat Y n s!~J friendship. helplnH wcare lor the children llrst 1~ o1 Dwight, m., 1 with people she clldn't like. She values IIIli ·~..~nt~w~a ~ 1: By Helen Bottel About tile only connections c~ Hal "Maestro" who swarmed tbrough tile !DWD. Midwestern RepubUcan who and Ann wert bqth unwilling Ill ~. YOII ~~ ~til t· wiU\ news ·rrom home are tile and Hal called Ely "Pro- She went sbopplnH In lhe opposed Social Security until restrict their activities to a~ seek ~ cOmmon ~..,.!'I YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! You're a right, but "settins Rome Daily American and the lessor." market two or tbree times a she went w collage and who viQlating the Guatemalanl ~landlnil·"·lhOII!'Id· ·: ··,< ) !'his column Is Ill' young on a boy's hack about 11" may Paris Herald Tribune .... The In today's band the Pro- week, learning w bargain over lavnred Richarcl Nixon In the notion o1 proper behavior Ill' "Instead '11 talkln& ', all!l'~l R'Jople, their problems and only clrlve him Ill more par· tall" seems wo often packed lessor sat North and the carrots and cabbages, and she tll60presldential election, found women. On 0110 occ:aaloo, when equaUty of tile races, !ool;,li.Yf iifi,Bsures, their troubles and tyinH. with stories about EurPpe and Maestro, South. began w know and respect such i!1eaB bard w accept. She they were out at _a time !DOlt with It, gel put lbf, liilihp fun. At, with the rest of Helen · "Sauce lor the goose" might never enough news from the In those d~ds . fo.ur~d Father Jose Marla Caau, an was not neceuarlly aph!lt w:illlltn were .i~ Ill be at , llllll!l ~gef· atu~ oil ·and llflp Us!, it welcomes laughs work better. Tell him you must states .... The Rome American suits were b• mdiscr~t: energetic micldJe.aged man who violence In estremio Cirf;IIIIIBian- horne, a jlua~lall . 1111-. bellbi\O ~UJ!y lookal ~ aa liut won't dodge a serious he home by 11:30 becauae "a _...dallywprlntmll'ellvely nately and th~e w'J: :-e~ had spent many years helping cos· but like moot~ proeched lhem . under ,the people l\'ltb needl·, ,blpjllneu, question witb a brush.olf. ~~h~~ •kiJIJorIa'~~· planning Yankee sfllrles tban the Paris :~~cy8~0~~ aut~.iucally. the Indiana. she• bad always ~ tbiot asiiuqptloll theY ,were- proi!l· •tiagtdy. · , . · •,. . . ; ' Send your teenage questions -·-·~'6 Trlb; which tries w beat the Tbe Professor taught this to The dlreclors qf VISA In bard work could achieve the ·lUtes. · i ''I bl,e ,fll ~clmlt ~ w YOtrrll ASKED FOR IT, (And II he a~ Ill come at:! Rome American to the his pupils but he saw no rea- Guatemala City, Blll and Donna aame ends with 1esa IU!ferlng. Aid I'A\rliudldajeo CGnlrul that I \>tnefited fir ~ than care o1 Helen Help US! this - well, you·ve sot ano newsstandsandtnfactmay, but son to follow his own teach- Dreyer, began witb tile lime 1'hroughout her two years in At, Ume puied Diana began the bihabltanta ol 'Chlclil fr,om newspaper. problem.) -H. too often with stories the ing here. Tbe Mllestro had doubt& about Diana thai Bar· Guatemala Dtans struggled wlei! that AnlllQcan ~ilmlc these two yeatJ.I've c,.ne.to·a ANTI-!JTI'ER Dear Helen: American printed the day bid four no-trumtr,~e was bara Ann Graves orlgjnally !ell witb the queations o1 poverty aid waa only consolldltlrlg the real unctentandll.li oi · .~ PROGRAM BLOCKED Are you In favor ~t:" or~ before .... We doubt the or- g~g Ill ~ayn~~ump. so:~; When they IIW tile speed witb social jUBilee and revolution: control ol Gualelpaia's l'Uilnll which one mlllhl cian '" ' ide@/• I ~lair Helen: festivals? I'm not. Y "" dlnaryU.S. tourist is fascinated :a:f: a ~ound of bidding? which Diana teamed Spanish She and Ann Aleman, anotbcr families without bier reachinil practically gained.'!·-... : Yesterday my brother and I triend went w Woodstock ~ with some esoteric speculation he Ia waa even quicker and tile rapport she establlahed VISA volunteer In ~ tile broad maas ol tile people. By tile time she leR; DJ.iilB -riot around tile neighborhood came back a drug addict. Thaj1 ~ about factory problema in th!'.. &e Ybidding. Hal won with tile priesII and tile people nango had been npoeed wthe The · American inlluence bad a Illtally new ~ .;,.•die toP!ckupalltheirashthatwas why he 18 my ex. He ':.Bavaria when so many juicy thefirsttrlckwithdummy's of Chlcblcastenango, their coun~'a deep conservative seemed w reach everywhere. problemllacedby~ caMeaa1y tbrown around tile couldn't quit LSO, so he mov tales are belnH wagged at king of diamonds. Then he doubt& dlalppearecl. roots 18 80011 u theY had Diana knew tbal..tht Amerltllll loped peoples an4 ol tile U.S. wtile Village to be closer Ill the home· even tile Trlb's obits led a heart to his ace, West's Dreyer rememberS Diana arrived· The priest& warned Central Intelligence Al!ency role In the' lll'tl&8~ fO solve stteela and vacant lois. 'When we got bome wltb our supply. seem ' Europe-oriented, names queen dropped,::n~ It ~ most clearly In the market .PliO them bhmiiJ tblt dlscuulon of (CIA) had been responsible Ill' those problems. ~ an Aid .ftgon toad, ciUr mother Wid us I moaned and S~~~~ I~ tblt stir no Interest In tile matll!~of ·~k i'c, Ffast's 10 sunlit morning, simply dressed, birth cooirol or other subject& a coup against a left.wing lor tnternatiooal ~~ willadtosfllpbecauaeshepalcl long Ume, but Yankee mind. , ;~:f~lal.::hisstam . surroundedbyJndlanchlldren. cOllll®red selllltive by the Guatemalanreglmeln111114,and (AID) offlclal, .~~ ~ by lor garbage collection and extra someone_else .and we're very Harkening to the Italian radio stro's !a 01 the She wu bart!alnlng with a Catholic Chureb was forbidden. tblt t.be Spanlab ne~ she her llue(IC)' In sp,nish, olfelell beles.meant estra charges, so happy. Butlstillhave an empty stations (we didn't- TV the he~~ ~~e wobl/b/ routine vendor for vegetables, her Mere people thall Jobo helped edit wu run by the her a job Dlani :waa !Ia~ she wasn•tsolns w sheU oulfor feeling when I think of this guy lull Ume tbere), we noted one for any one of a thousand or blonde hair catehlng tile ll&ht; During the montbl tblt Guatemal8n Arm1 with !J.S. but refused to take ,all:~ ~neighbors. who was so g:.::..':!.that local Italian disgrace: The more players tndey. Back In a kind of Northern goddess followed both girls gradually military 81l8istance !Upds. aeriOUIIy. IJY Qlla llml.~ bact 'fll 'Well,Iaee her point, but how Woodstock trip up. name o1 Jo DiMagsio bas been 1930 It IB doubt!uilf more above tile dark..tdnned, dark· began , ~ see tbat no matter She and otller VISA volun· lar8e!Y acceptad,~·· ar· do teen• get an anti-Utter He may be dead or dying lor all dropped from the Italian than a corporal s guard of haired tbrOilg. how bard they or Father CaliS teers made l.olendl Willi the gument tbll ~ and program started when there's I know. . iranslalion of the "Hey, Mrs. experts knew thll safety After Diana had been living worked, there would always be people who ran CARE In Guatemalan tnlerett, ~. wen no place w dump tile junk? 1 don't see how the police or Robinson" song from "The play. in Guatemola Ill' several people thin food or jabs Guatemala City, slf1pplng In dlrecU, <JIIIlOied. Bile~ · tba! CONCERNED ABOUT LIT· authorities can allow rock Graduate" .... Rome's own Hal nee dkedhifour ee~t montbl she met Alan Howard, ~ wn whenever they got w the worldn8 !II' AID Jl9ial!l· .- ~ • . festivals to lake place. - newspapers find room ':"ery ~ic~~~r~a :ere' ~~\:.ga tO a young Fulbright lllholar In '"'·'Fa':r.ca~ 11 000 o1 the ~pltal w pick bp a couPle ol bi,,. Plli :·hl!t 'oil •. ll)li~ ', , ,ill, ~ Con<:erned: CAmiE dey lor smes about Jackie 0. treak !H) then lour tricks Guatemala City. Ho was finest inen I've ever met but pounds of radish IOedl for tile Guatemalan ~~~ ijilliJi ._youteBCityllallaboutyour Dear Cathie: bl In and Arl Onassls, however were not available. If they running an e&perimentalailult he'• a fool too'' she once &lid Indians II' a 1101 ol baii!J9Int lng ch8Dp; ' lllilt-lltter camaplgn, I'm quite I think you're ..,:~ ~ irlvlal· atthOUHh the phow o1 broke 3·2 any line ol play reading pr08Hm In the city's 111 Mike ~n another VISA · pens or wtuitl!ver else lvld ·Tile ronm · ·teal",' ~ ~ picll- will be provided. WoodstiiCk for an "a c oned Ari.S Callas raleed front- would succeed. If lathey br~~ federal prison, and tong conver· volun1.eer Hying~ a amaU loJm jl(ri•W llnei!··-~ Ji~t visit.. ~ ~ 'JO 'dU»~• Glfethemayorarlns,andwbo that might have happen . JII!Ked eyebrows. 4·1 tbeJI this P Y ·WOwu eaUons l'ilt~~~ · . ... ~ Tll'i-~ ·-·~ f4r 1 iiirtli1 ' Jltle;wwbilf! '' irilllh,yonridea might develi!l! oanyw~y, ORft,Ji'i~C~ I.~•J),Y,~C:' I, sharon ...Til:fel.o:'.bulband, : ~-Jt~· ~llk(:f~ilh&d inaU ldm' cY~~tcaf·'al\Oflf =~~ #l'9111 . and•l\liiGirblli:'whlri tW6 ~~ ~\:10'·1~~··~? Ill!fAd~~ IJ<OP.IIl·..., it doesn t . .aen~ ~ Iii· Rillll8D Polanski: 11ld 1n Rome bl~oli': • ···•· · · tile chances .of peaceful change Diana told iPJnmeiJ that she ~ 11'!l4ep~Y .left. aft.« , ~~ Dreyer ,abe waa wot~ .';.t , Deilr ~·;.;. " ' '· · ··;h~~:.r:; 11 ~dy there: He he'll produce an espelilll!iy If the queen had not In tile country. Wid him bo t 10111etimes doubtec! she woUld was I'<!~ ' U,St b~lh Wete ,poyerty ~am ·In ., ' !I!Y.IIOl' frl~ ~ - - . . c ted ply version of "Macbeth,'' dropped, Hal woUld have re· When Diana a u ever make a difference In lbi( CIA agent&. ' · pbla. · ' . 1 tt.al 'reallJ bugs me. Aller would have esp~~trlpen for a rusty-Irony .... Hugh turned to dummy and led ,a the work she 'JU doing In Uves o1 tile,Indians, no matter On anotller ot'C8Sion l)lans "what are f11U 'clobi& wor~ brlll8lnl me btlme !rom a dlto whether he went on or Heiner arrived aboard his big heart toward his j~k. 'Wen Chlchicaltenango, Howard &lid what she did Sometimes she waa angry wtear.n that a larp rai the federal gov~W (liaOIIld mldnlgbt), he goes w no~andonlyhlsbasic weakness blackjetwitb the round bed and leave It to yau to work out it would DO'(tr end tile poverty tOok pride In ·havlnH taught 50 shipment o1 baby food donalejl Donllliubd. . ~:. J dlffennl hangout& and c1rlnkl made him continue. his tabl . I friend and the rest of the play. ol the Indians. Indian lilen to read II> Care had been prompted by Diana ~ 10 d) 'Ill"* IIi& ..... with 'the tldl (male and The dey of tile super-b~ wha&:er ..".n~"on during his "You're only delaying the ~: but then she would something less than' clllrity. question wit11. a Jokel biU Mrs. female) ~til IIOIDI!tlmes five festival II over lor two reaaons · airborne ~tlvttles remains a revolution,'' he 1111!1 her· think 10 what? The COlllltry Ia The American manulachlfel' Dreyer felt 11111.·.,... troulJlld.'!t:' a.m. I'm ilfrald his folD think Local autborlties ~re alrald of secre~ except tbat one o1 his Q-'ft>e biddlnll hu been: Trull SJDIIIIOIIInol e-n sun 7o per cent llllterate. hail sin)ply decided that tree II. , ., .. ,: . : · , : ,, he will! me all tbal time. them, and..::~ pllola (~toyed by Douglaa ""'! Nortb r.t Boa~ He argu!!d tbst VI&\ was IJesplts 11er \10111111, however, llimlplu distributed by CARE Afler·~vlllil~~·. ~1, , D!.~ftl!· ~yubegln hearing dlsaaters ( As Aircraft and only on loan w the · 1 ...;. . ~:T trea!lng the symplolns . ol Dlanllcammltted herleU tota!ly woUld be til!! cheaplllt form ol na oc~ 'Ill!'~ ...... / "'friehdl.hel:l.:!~":; ~."~':i)~ot? Wll'ld'smoltsuecesslulsquare) Puo u · ' ~erty, not tho baslcrperlee~~uae:; tO her wiwk. Sbe dallberately adVertlalq. ·, prlesll_,~-·~qN~fJ.,!J M' · ood relerredwhimopenlytoU. S. Puo p.,. 1 Hepolntedfllthee nee sought out a simple, ~t Dlana'sgroillln& •coocemover Mike NIJIIII!OU• ~ from me, but I lhlllll Tl!eY re less _.,.erOIIB, a g nd Air Forte peraonnel at Clan\· , You, South hold: anotller Fulbright scbolar who primitive place to live. She the ~ iblluence in other pe<!pfe llil!· bad lin/Mil ··., ~llell ol a guy wgo out~ d•:_.;or~,,./:!.ceJ! plno Airport near our"""' of •KIUQ1t71 +AQI ~Itt had planned w ~ a year carried all her own drlnklnll GUatemsla JllBtebell bY a there. Sbil ~. Ill" letta ' "' after be tak8ll his &lr pr and beer bUill MarinO, 81 "flaky." What do 10u do now? studying tile country 1 corpor· water, cooked over a wood !Ire, growing dislike 101' the~- thO ~ ,,IQ: )llliln\, !fcm 1160's · A-Bid lou...-. y"' 01117 ate strueture but C<)lllllleted his read by candleiiChtand waahed can ~1:,1 w!lo,\ ~ t.o ~!taco t1> .p!ll~ untll .U.•. weo$ ' • during Eas~ week at Ft. Massachusells' Patriot's .... . _ ....... buttboJ . . project In a week: There wu her etotllN .'ln a large, wooden Chlcblcaitenanwl~ .aJ&fed•t belorellhilci!'d·. ·~ "·rLauderdale. H. Day, observed Apr111t, com· ,..,. "'!"!' oM~~ ,..;;; no corpcrate lirllcture, he &lid, lulf. ~door wu always open the Mayan Inn, wh,re they ;MM~o . tr......,.. Ia 'f~ memorates the Battle of LeX· ~ ~ only ·a handful ol rUling · and the cblldren In the spent enough .In Jl . - k Ill 01) New Y'!lf'•·~ .Ill 1~, -CTa"'"'l8 MAILBAG ington. · neighborhood wandered tn and II!IJIIIOri an l1ldlan ~ ,,.. a Dlanll.met ~1pvne11 tor t~m-. .. ool freely. . y8ar. She haled the Aml.rical"' In New .Yqrll. "I'll lo· When two Indian ,children gaudy clothes, the!!' br~n ~ aakl' 'lbeq; moat llnkling vc.lon Of "Alrti," In ~vf, ' names France, and In· R'orne, a rich fliJ lferatlng ~~Cola, rwnd ·!•Airlz.m.'• . . , ~EIPtftl and Hertz wo were aniered, and a lrlflt <* te!llals .... We've always womeil,whenwecalledlnNew bibed Cok tried American Yll'k w reaerve a famlly-olr.e ~·~yean and quit l"laltobeplckedupattlleRome an icion o1 jelp<lrt; none us w be bad .... 1 fll' i~ :ty only ~ i~tent so we pulled a lew ::,... • ted b Its strings and, willl the help 001 • genera YCoke o1 some Roman ci1112ns, turnus~r~~ ~te has one one up ... we quer· :;..":w.tentlnourtastebuds ted the Roman Hertalans .. n . tlan and were told Amerkana tic up ftl!lil H~ ~=.....· virtually all rentals for July 8lld In~and Venice Hawaii and August, often many mor111B In T-,. • ts advance .... While waiting for A~:.;.:;;u::"cy ~11n oor car wbe brought 'round, tile es - - - - - - - - · · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 r-1 ~ ·H 1 three' 1 BOB D1 PIETRO UPI fltlorta Wntor 1 A lot ol men ·look forward w .• l)lce, easy, rocking-chair exiBten<e. But at the age ol31? Cllrlil McCilnw. and 0!31'lle Lon&. botb 31, ..... haldly ready to 1ead, ae4er!tary Uves. But h41\11 .l'!ltlred Mon4ay fr0111 pro lpotb411l wars. Mc¢lln'ton, the ' IIWI - wi1o ..,,...,. the lCanll8 City Chlljf's lirll f"galar .~... Wilchdown back In 1$13, wrote llnl8 to a ' .. · ·· · ,. ' , · ;4m·"10., .,.:n d . *" ..IFf. .. · . ~ ~u· , :1: acquired fr<lm the Picken and dillln8Uishad •IShlitear pro the club'a81,00D.teatltadlum II built In F111boro, ~- . • Xanw Unlvmlty, Mccunton The P~ta cilt tiJrea pllff!S to wu Alnertcjn Football !ague bring tbelr roster down wtile Roqkle ol the Year In 1962, and required 40-man limit prltr w tbree.ume All-AFL. the start of the regUlar season. Lon& had.been starting guard Released were third')' run· for tile B!lllol! Patrioll1111til he nins · back )t.C, Gamble, was lnjllred lut. year and second')'ear defellllve back newcomer Mille Montier re- John Outlaw and running ~k placed him.. The MOPI-4, :111(1.. Bob Gladie1111. poundar will stay with the Pate The Chicago Bears asked ill a 8Coul and also WUI ~ waivers.~ running back &lljah tpecl•l PfOIPOIIODal ~k when Pitta, a nine-fear veteran Nw, white Green Bay dropped Redskina); kicker Bruce Alftrd, six players, four rookies and wide receiver Bubba Thornflln, !lefenslve end who u a veteran place kicker Boolh tight end Reg Carolan and free ,agent Willi the Bears tn Luates and Phil Vanderaea. ctmerbadl A1vtn Mltcbell (Buf· 1967 and became a resU1ar that Olllors released Monday were falo Blll&) ;. quarterback career. An All-American out Of also releued Marty Amsler, a "'ned season, and l'UIIIII,!Is back Greg llnebackers Tom Roussel and Jone• and defe~lve hack Major Rudy Kuechenberg, suard Roy Hazelwn. Schmidt and wide receiver The Dallas CowboyS cut live- Marlhall Cropper (Waahlngflln year veteran running ~k Les Shy and UnebackeJ: Freti Whittingham, also a five-year· veter@n, along wltb rookies ·· John DougJaa aDd Bruce Van ear ' I It I I, 1·: ' v:: Us e}en Help . By FRED DOWN UPI 8pGrll Writer Add Danny FrlseUa wthe list o1 unlikely heroe• In the tUtory ol the New Y<ri: Meta. A U-year.old rl&ht-lumded relief pitcher who lu!a ~ around between the majors and the minora since 11181, FrtseUa bas su<ldenly become a big man In the Mots' hopes of winning a second straight National League pennant. Friaella, who throws a crackllnH curvebaU which he 80IIIellmes geto ...,. the plate, won his seventb game of the seasm Mondey night when tile Meta beat tile Montreal Expos, lh'i,ln 10 lmlnga and moved lnw a OrsliJlace tie witb the idle Pittsburgh Pirates In the National League East. The Mots and Pirate& .,.. one game ahead ol the O!l~go CUb! wltb I I I:'J; -ll d ,,, .'. '· '. 1 ' "' · I 1 .. 1 ' I I CIIE&RLEADERS OF Southern 1ll&b School did all theY could for their team Friday nlgbt when Southern hosted federal Hocklrw' The Lancers -dqwned the Soutbern Tor· nldoea 04 to 11. u...... 1b' .M' '"' , = 3•al •••• ' ...,! :Jf"""'f'l !.. ly Ulllttd Pms lnhnlotlonot Nollonoll.Hguo · (IO lnnlnpl N.Y. 000 05G 000 4-- 9 12 1 Mtl 020 210 000 ~ s 10 J S.dockl •. Taylor w , Frisella (5) , Ryan (IO) ond Grote. Dyer (10), ; Stoneman, Reed (!), MarShall (61 and Bateman. WP.Frisolla (7-3). LP·Marshall (3-8). HR-Mashore (lot) . ~ N.-'M;·' 8lugglah Gua~ bureauc· o1 the Indll!ilf. 8!>1 ,bmJI .to r~cy until operallclna lor the bato dollil the n.rulil'l\ cblldrtn could be arriiiSed tn because' jlle Ametu:an. 1¥ WAYNE G. BUNDSTADT, M.D. ·. ~.,biJ . . .. •• r City fll' eye mmlnalkinl and w.Ilk whlll In the W«l4 I!' the popuW Your ,Heart n........, the 111111 liiJ a American ""'I· was dolni·· ID ' and How to UV• 'With It," , .-·......_ ·. • .,.. · published by Viking Preat. btliiBln& IOur.IJoUt trip each IUc1l a GQdf~ I!POI· way. D\ljla'sdlstutifll'~ he When lhe developed . . _ utravaganc:e wu also~ In ttie hJ8b mountain cnma~ ol at hei' frielill!. Whin an old OlichlwfenangD ill!'•ltlid to coJ1e8e ~ ~.IJ¥1 lnJI!Iud• ap Ignore it. DurlnH se¥ere attacl!l · both !lelr• to .\ll'ce;' !~, . . .\nn' wd bUild a !Ire to dr)' cap10 to quaW,a .l¢'1 ,vl'tl; wt'the air and Diana, refualnf Diana was dlpl~f.b)' .1111111\ · wleave the toWn and her wll'k, eomplaln'- abOut, til( IOoc! ani!. ~ limply retreat Into bod water and' by their P\rllvPI. '1~:,; and walt until the allsdl had ....,.,., . ••Jh. I!Wi' Dim' . 1m ' -l""'" pllaed. said to ··--·" ............ il1er ' the •' . · ~ll'tilpen'l'lllle couple had . ~·a Wll'll w,be , )leliq~ .• - blt!A!n by a dol . id· IIi , lhte town con*ldered but reiUIId Iii leift, Ill ~~:~ sbota,the~¢a apare Ume. lhl! AI .... lGoAn!i ·' tl.ldo'C~U~.. !IH I 114 167 ~4 ' 72.m .321 87 180 .. · .:120 - 161 .318 102 166 .313 62131 .'31J7 Ytr.okl. Bot Johnsn, Cal Oliva, Min• . Aprtclo, C"' Srrllth, 8os FosN,Cie F.Rbon, Bal 1~ 81134 .306 P.WII, Bal 141 76 149 ,304 Plnllo, KC 128 if/ 145 .303 Calet:. NY Homo I.Q 60 163 .302 Nolionol LHguo: 44 1 Williams. Chi Cln 39; H.· Aoron, McCtwey, SF 36, Amrtcon LH1uo: Howard, , ' ." . Grid Schedule Atlanta 000 300 :zoo-. 5 9 0 1;'_.,1 _ SanFren 021 004 OOJc- 7 5 2 LlUif. McQuNn, Nielcro (6), Carli"~. woll (81 . and Tillman; Reber· ger, McMihon (7) ond Dietz. SAN FRANcisco (UPI)WP-Roboraer ....6) . LP·Mc· National Lea•ue President Queen I0-41 , • Chub Feeney bas made ar(Onlygamas scheduled) . rangemenle lor playoff games AmtriCin ~uo · tbe event of a two or three ~- City 1Mil m ~• a w, p .• rain team Ue for first place In the Calif· at Minn .• ppd., rain Eas tern 01vlalon. ly United Press lntern•tion•l !Only oamas scheduled) Oliio C<llloge Sclltdulo , Feeney said Mondly that lots were drawn by tile teague champlonahlp series planning commt"-· ,..., In New York Sepl 10, wdetermine the site of an Oct' 2 playoff game tn ,._ w., event a two-leam tie lnvolvtns Pltllburgh, New York or Mel011 -e- Pr0perty wutrin.42: ~~~~~ew, M1~.. ~~1~' Trans~ers Yeo om••1• -. ·39; ~ ' 1• Bolt JJ; .T. Conlgll,ro, 8os '31J. ancaao. S.tunlly Miami vs. Xavier ; Dayton vs. Cincinnati at the RIVerfront Stadium Ol'>lo University at Kent State !MAC I (0C) !N) Kenyon ot Otterbein lOCI (N) Ohio Wesleyan at Heidelberg Bowling Green at Utah State Toledo ot Buf{olo Findlay at Waynesburg ( Pa .) West Liberty IW. Vo. I ot Muskingum (Nl Rrxhester at Mt. Union Wittenberg ot Calli. (Po.) Stole Westminster f Pa.l at Marietta n,. F '!..: ::.-~:!'11~:- =-- . I • FrlseUa held tile Expos wone run and one hit lor five lnnlnga and became tile winning pitcher when the Meta !ICO!'ed lour runa In tile lOlii inning with tile help o1 erron by Ron Fairly and John Bateman. Jerry Groll! led off the lnning witb a single and pinclKwmer Rod Gaspar stole secmd and went to third when Bud Harrelson was eale on an error by Fairly. Gaspar wu !rapped between third and hllllO on illlllf~. Whq Plreeli,~ , .... ' < Jolin -. Oodlter1, Codner, 'h.IO ,_ ! ' - -,-Jellklnaonto.~R. ~n~~e, . E. w-va, Tommie Agee's grounder but I!CU'ed when Bateman t1rnr wDd during the Nlllluwn w put the Meta In !rmt, U . Wa)'lle GarreU'I double, Ron SWoboda's IICI'IIkle fly and Donn Clandenao'l lllnlle ltove In three !IIGI'<! 1'1111 to round oul tile Inning. The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the San Diogo ,Padrea, 12-4, lKld the San Franclaco Glanta downed the Atlanta lln!ves, 7-6, In the only otller NL games Monday nigbl. California at Minnesota and Oakland at Milwaukee were por!lpmed by rain In the m1y l!cheduled American League actlm. Willie Davis' double with two on keyed a ltv...,., flrsl.lnnlng outburst which carried tile Dodgers w their vlct«y and snapped allvt>~ame San Diego winning streak. Claude Ostoen yielded three runa In the ninth but won his 1Mb same agalnlt 13 tosaes. Ivan Murrell hit his IIlii hilllle run of tile year for tile Padres. Frank Jollnaon drove In two runs witb a bases filled single during a lourft!l lislb Inning rally which enabled Frank Reberger Ill win his sixth game lor tile Giant.. Joimaon had three hila In the Ganta' tWill alta~ which also lnduded a pair ol cloublea by Wlllle Maya. Clete Boyer and Bob 'llllman led ·~ Bra , .M wltb tw0 w., ves uuense hits each. Los~les ~. • w. 93 L. ~ 19 61 S.n Fr1nclsco 78 69 Atlanta 12 77 Houston 70 ,, .m San Diego st to .:In Monday's llo$uJit New York 9 Montr..l 5, 10 trillf' Los Angel .. 12 San Diego 4 •'A San Francisco 7 Atlant• 5 1 !Onlygemeascl1eduloot! ', >ll>' Todoy'o Preboblt Pllclleu ~1 (All Tlmea EOTl .' Sr. Louis (Carlton 9· 11~ ~ .r. Chicago (Holtzman 1.j.11), 2:*1) p.m. , ,· p.m . ~~.· New York 1Kooomon 10-61 ef' Montreal (Morton 16-10), I p.mJ PiffsbUrgh tWalkor 12-61 ott Philadelphia (Lerodl S-2), 7:3$ p.m. • "' Cincinnati (lk.Giottolln 1HY al Houotan I Dierker 13-12), 1:30 p.~n Diego (CGrklns !-6) ::1! Los Angeles (Sutton 1.j.l2), Ti: Atlanta IReed 6-JI at Sal). Francisco (Perry 20-13) , IJ. p.m. WodnasdeY'I Gomos 8uHer ot Akron (NI 81uHton at Toy lor (Ind.I Ashland at 8aldwln-Wllllace (NI Tennessee Tech at Youngstown ,,,, New York at Montreol, night · Pitts at Philo, night ,. 61. Louis at Chicago Clnci at Houston, night San Diego at Los Ang, night Atlanta at San Francisco .•C .. • -'· Amorlo:anl.Hguo Eo" Ball! more ~5 ~~ New York 11 65 .555 14: ·• 8oalon 75 71 .514 :Mb·; t 'J;; :t :! :~ :,_.;, 68 .469 :16"" , HOUSTON (UP!) - The Cln· "but 1 figure he can do wltb a clnnati Reds start a two -game UIUe real anyway." ~~:i!nd aeries aH&inst H011Bflln wnlght Wayne Simpson, tile roolde righthander who falled w lur· Washington 77 .. they meander wward cinch· •.,. lnH the National League West vlve tile tblrd lnnlns of Sun· W L· I'd. pennant. 87· 51 dey's game asalnst San Diego, M;nnesbta .6011 ••• .... •, Ookland 80 67 .544 1 •·' The Reds, 1212 sames In wanll w set back Into tile Colltornlo 77 61 .531 10 '"' front of second place Los An· H&fne. Kansa• City 5I 11 .397 2t141t' Milwaukee 55 90 .379 32 ,:, geles, planned wstart Jim Mc· "!hope I'll get Ill start again Chicago S3 93 .:163 ~· Glothlln (lih'l) wnight against In loor II' five dlys,'' the 21· ,...,....,., llftultl o~the Astros Larry Dierker ( 13- Year • old aald. "I wanna ,_,.J_ • G Oaklnd at Mllw. ppd., rain .,,., F 12). Gary Nolan .WUI pitch for be ready for tile playoffs." riUllly 8 ames Calif at Minn. ppd., rain ,, Slmpaon has pitched only six . (Only gamnochedultd) '' the Reds Wednesday night. Todoy'o Pro..blo Plldlors .t. Reds Manager Sparky Ander- Innings since July 31 because of Belpre at Meigs (All limn EDT) , son originally slated lefty Jim a sharp pain In his shoulder. Gallipolis at Coal Grove Ookland (Odom u end Bl~· ; Soutb Point at Fairland 1·0) at Milwaukee (Morris 2· ·, Merritt for lh<l opener, but Hannan at Soulhweatern and Lockwood 2·111, 2, 7 ~Merritt reported be still had a 1 1LY SENTINEL THE " Chicago (Jannkl 10-15 II Sll'eeJbow. un , Kyser Creek at Hannan Trace Konsas City !Drago a. 141 , 1, ~ ~ Bobby Tolan ~ tile last DEVOTED TO Mln!Ord at Oak Hill p.m. INTEREST OF Nelsonville-York at Vinton California (W..Ighf 19.11 ani!'~ two samoa tile RedS played on MEIGS-MIO.SON AREA County Bradley 2·4) at Mlnnooola (Han;~ tile West Coast. Tolen com- CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, , -""'-"'' tat ''"--"· , a.6 and Kllat 1~:10), 2, ,J;~... Jii! P1811lo61hn •ailing rll!ht·tmee. · ~ - ~. ., . ' HO!fFLICH, El\ai&H'.t pjiJrllt' ~ · Detroit fC.Ih' 1~·') ' •fJ~ll! "He could play If It was rei). ..J~ ROB&RT . ' City EditOr 1411 d cu-... • I rl90 Publ/shod dolly oxcopf lronflln at Portsmc:ill n ~N 6-11), 7:4'Ji. · ' ly necessary,'' said Anderaon, S.lurd•v bV l'ho Ohio Volley ~eenflelcl Baltimore IMcNoilr 22..) 'It PubliShing Compony, Ill eo..-t Jacuun at Gr Washington (Cox 1-11), 7::rp,,;, St .• Pomeroy, Ohio. •5769. · Hllliard at Logan p.m . ,,. Butlneu Office Phone 992-2156, 8osf (N '3 ond Cui ~I LARGEST ENTRY Edllorlol Pllono 992-2157. Federal-Hocking at Wahsma on II!IY ~ .u1p l.S: ·, SocGnd cion poot111e paid O\ Miller at Southern 13) at New York I Kllno .4-4 ~ PALM BEACH GARDENS, Pomeroy, Ohio . Bahnsen 13-11), 2, Sp.m. -1 ;-, 1 Fla. (UPI)- The Nortbern Call· National advertising HWltington &l. Pt. Ple85811t WldnlldaW''IGI.... ·':' representetl ve Bottlnellf· Portsm tb W t t W 1 Oakland at Mllw, n...,ht -:~ 1omia section submitted the Gall,hor, Inc .• 12 e.,,"" st.. . ou es a avery Chicago at Kiln Cl~~ nlghf ,,;, tarsest entry Monday when 11 News ork Ciry. New York. . lAnJRDAV ~. 11181 Mlnn, nigh rates : Delivered ..... , ": entered the names if 84 golfers by ubScrlptlon carrier Where available .6 Wellston at Portsmouth Notre Detroit at Cleve, nftht · .. for the third annual PGA Club ~=~nfeer,.,w~: ~o.~~ C~tn~1· Dame Balfl at Wash, nlgh1 ·i.~ Boston at New York, night. •: ~ Prolesalonal championship. Office , S2l .4D. Six months~ $11.70. Three months, $.5.15. By Southern Callfomla entered 85 Motor Route where carrier golfers, glvtns tile state 149 of service not avallable : on,. month $1.50. Bv mall : Ont~ ~ear the 884 golfers attempting w S12.00. Six months $6.25. Thrtto 14.00 . SUbScription price gain tile Zit avaUable qualifying months Includes Sunday Tlmes-Senlfnel . 1 spots. f· - __ -- . THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! USED CARS INSURANCE IW. ESTATE--IUAL n• ba: "'~ . . ' . wboaithei, Margaret. E. lbck, H. L. ~;;;,-;;:;~;;,-;~~· fill.; ~ Slack lo O.lea E. ~' Lot, :I U.IO Acrei, ~. i ,_,•J lli1l!nU . 61 ' 76 .. St. Louis 70 71 Phlladell'llla 41 11 Montreal .. 12 Denison at Centre (Ky.) Adrian (Mich.) at Defiance , Pirates would have w !NIMAC: Mid Amerlatn ConRuM lllttd In ~· play In ·Ill! enemy park no ference ~ionol ,LHtilo: lllnch, Cln C.- C. Qlckler Ill James Ar· matter who their opponent. The OC: Ohio Conference N• Night game t)e, PMez, •.On , l21; ,WIIIIaml, nold, Lola U, Plantz Add., cUba who would be at hom Clll lith H. Aaron, ,All 117: Pomeroy. • e All;~, SF 116. Nellie E. bJJip 111 Art agailllt Plttab11111h, woUld W.ve W:oh C.to. MaN L. Cuw, ";..ta:. ...Y.:!t ,Powell, II!Jil 101; Ollv•, Mlnn Pqneroy. •- ,._ hom leJd tii;, T.~Iallaroll!d Yastrum· Rodney ""-inl Trua -·•"'" ai adnnlage ski'" Sol 9f. ·. ""'':' 41 • . •, IJI any cue /; , PHd!lnt ' ' KatlleriDe DoWning, Ill Jemo ••- ' .IUfleMI L.Maue: Gtblon, Aaaociates. tnc., Lola 10 and II, I'll,""' ~Vent ol a thtee team St.t, 21-6L .Morrill, Cln 20-12; .lloalrartb Add Middleport tie, the club with the blihest r:Vsh:r~~w~ ·t::~-~·· ~~ · CatlleriDe p:ip., dec'd:, 1o ~lag= ' ·- ricin LNa..f Cuellar, Dewty B. l.,yotiS, Alt. ~ 'l'raril., .......-nt lnd 1 pia"'•• site. Boll 2:1.7i McNofly, Bolt 22·8: ~ . Poro'y, Mlnn 22-11; Palmer, Pil.ul E. The club with the IOeopd Bolt 1H; MCQO'ftll, Cfev 19· . · Slfllley, Mar)orle tupest pefc)enlage geta the tO; Wrlgnt, C.l ·19·11. ~ to .Lella A. flpellcer, IOI!GDd opllm. Such a playoff 1t8.111 Aerea, Scipio-Bedford 'tells ;., Speneet to ~'!!~ E. :.angemenl would be held Oct• . Stanle.y, Marjorle.,·St"!lley, II tiro ._, three clubs fintsh · · !41!;10 Acrei, SclJ!I~. willlkl,eiitl~w!imlii&J181'C!11'-· . . nlan I ,Et!tel ThOIIIU to Dorlllnio R. Ill, their options :would k , .a,....,; • - AMi-1/!10. Qfllla I. Alvarailo, deteimlned hv !Qt. . ;' {n~~~~=: Ml~~f,t; '·' •. • Sflnoon (1). LP-Nyman (0-2): POt 0 111.,.,· •'1'1:... HR·Niurrell (lith). .EI ~_,..., 1fJt.e PUivnff ••• flnallY ocn- • 11 2 510 003 JOx- 12 1A 0 $en Diego 010 ooo I *" · · b Bladder Inflammation . uts' Dr. lam· .. - =~irare~ae: t:·J::w= liar~ Astrona Caused by Various Germs · • t N c U "J:t I W r1 es . ew o ·m rt ::..~:::~:-~~=~a!.=....- SOUTHERN mGH SCHOOL'S HEAD lootban Cllllch Robert A8hley dlscu.uee a field problem witb Rod Holman, sophomll'e halfback. The completion ol a 25 yard pass from ,.......ha~ Steve Jenkins to Holman was tile key play r... Squtllem's only score ol tile game. ·. Oi~ <sr~agrWj~""l~.!.l··~!U,!~ Plan# Ma®' '· {ti13 . l~i To'dakl~ - m ....!'::. ..,.:::r.. the three teams aeperated by a blanket of seven percentage points. •we are gelling good relief pltcblng now," aald Meta Manager Gil Hndge1 alter Mondly night's vtctay. "Ron Herbel bas helped us and FrlseUa and Tug McGraw are contributing, wo." Against Houston Nine iJ: · L; 4f Clllcego Cincinnati Reds Will Try Luck 1 ' ~~'B · · ' ".:tulle Ill'"'" sr- Mets Tiele p e . tes l!!'"fl:i" !,..'""s! con,t) ; !lefeJWive lldle Greg ...... NUilng bade Paul White, tlghJ end Jim McFarland and cornerbllct TlliiV Plnnuher (St. t.ouiB Cardinali ), and delenslve Lemmerman, wl4e receiver tackle Mike Dlrb and l'lPinllll Monte Ledbetter and tackle bode John land (Phltiutetpbw Lynn 1 . - I.\llanta Fat- Eaglei). NewYQrk . PittsbUrgh If·you have any doubts . ~.,·b~ut ·where to go :for .:. :~~xped :, c,r sendee~/-;'.• •, . . ·- TO \ ~,. 'd:•., �I . ,' . J- The lloil)' Sellllni!J, Mld4ltpo11-Poillllroy, o:, !Jo;pt.16,!910 McClinton, Long End·· Pro Grid Careers ,. .1'1' 'l' w••fitwRidil· . ' · . ~~ . . · s··' ui E.-, . a ,aen 1 rrqs. CJ. Y. ' ·e' ' W'th S fety P~ ' . . I CJ 'IY .. . ., . ' tm$ .• t . r~unelallpna:Th'e . way u a~t agent save wi an . t·~,;.Y.n: ~.~:e=.~ =~:·~~~~:~~:;::! · .,OswoiHiJa.... Jac~ ~ ' . ·' · , . · ~. bffV :n' ,' . . ' ,'., · ~ .saw po,v~,~U..;~ "' ~. .··~ .#~fl' ~ ~~~~.... ·"~~IIW•Wl~~~ti>li!ed W!JIIId!lllierortnsblttheo~e smaller than Rome-Milan• , · , . ,,, 1 ., . " , ' Naplell • Genoa any time, -ti:,Ollti!'~ lrillll J'88e I) • Wbinj,ver Dlaila .w u 10 thl! lfllridle ~~"!'I lri tile. aun she !'Qrked with. ·'' '·, sin)ply becauae Yankee borcjes updo,rg(ol!tjl ,and tow~rl)lg ~aj>'llll; GualeJDPia· ,!:~!)', :Jb~i ,lor ... live. ·~; Ia~~ J,atepf)ef ,lbtf ·1',\!d gbrie, d..C.nd mainly on the big clUes ~· ~ :«~ dellghle!i ~Y W:oldii. · ~ '111' eve(llril.,wtlll ~~. ~ !11.19•~':; , si)!?.~,te,;thehl and~~~ 80 while ~gtl!ICYI :usth. basrvlcea -~~=~~~~~~~"!?.• ~· ~~:.f.'!''-'~ · ~.~~lf.~~ ~~:;:: wltb :~ok . liame~. f.!~l::•;.,llt~ ta:e" every wwn n w,-c I 1 BUrr-.,... .......,- .· - w' ~~~' nlehlabO!It woa'!J:N•............,u. - ....... ' ' . ' w .... ' .. .. . ... ' loeal !Fanlihlae .... The· alter• oWl' ~ ,iol •b(own sugar; tloiunv.,imeiJ' by •tlle~ .~tea f!'ll· ~ ~ "l'w, was sheiald{ '' ~.t.J •! · ''Of·her native js to teBO>:Ve far ill ad·. ~!henJal'&.~cloth, and tile > ~~ ftVillutiOII . 1'1!111ecl. · , Shoi'tl)i ~..,.~end . .. vaooe - 01tjuil llk,e' a ~ a flrto'ood 1vegetables and tresb- alroady ·~ way In the The· volun~s ·~ {Jald a two )'WI IIi .Gila~. Dllllili returned rental~ up .... We ly killed ··goats, pip and ...,....taini!Q l!le eut. How&f!l 'amall 111lbelatence ~ which wrote honleand ~ hadnaryamornentoftroubleln chickena. ~ibat G\IA~'a ~ m..t ol them ,,~ ~ . whatthe~'!lil-~1 t11e monlll we woled about In .".~es·.OIIler :noP hope' ior fun<iamental cbah!l• adequate,~t·~ speni even · w her. She did,n!•~ .IIJO~tkill, !It that unpretentious little Grad~ •. IJQwever,, Diana Jay with ·guetrilla ·~like lep lhBII llhe recelYed. ~- Iona cilnverllti"llfo~'ti~ Al!nelllan g0m. ~an: to see otller thlnia ...the Ulla Turcloa. > hei' clothes· out .she Howard abO!It revqw, d)!ill It always amazes us how new ll\dlanl' bad health, their short Howard's ytews were shared patched and ~lelled tbeDI. .. tile disturbing dlinges· ~ construction -ma w ln~se stature, the amall. child-olzetl by one of jjlana•s Guatemalan "Buy yourself a ,~· · place In her all'!tudes . ~ · •ach su~ year we VISit coffins sold In such numbers In fr!elldl who prescribed vto~ Ktmme~ tllld'Jier once. No one her upbrlnglng,·bel' Rome .•.. Good -<Oiled apartment the J~¥~~'~-~~ev'en inli'e bhlnll)l: "What tbii .will bold .It iplnst you. •: , ~r 'own lift, blit """ :.' ~ houses now are stretching She p""'lled lnfll work, country needs,'; he IDid Diana,, Her dlllntereal In clotlles was , her ~btl aii(JuVhe ~ tbroughtheexurbsanddlstant helplltglocal)ll'l-.tswlauncha "lito Una u11 the 50 ·firsl part ola broader dlsllke .fll' appriladltll ,. ~· ~~ ; ' suburbs such as the little Culbertson and Sims were nutritlonal •pr...,..n, editing a llmtUes against u1e \rhlte iradltiolialrnldi!IMia-" ·~nl- : ,uwqe~.fou'.-\ . " ~ ~~·•. I vineyard town ol Marino (14 bitter rivals in the r~~e newspaper for adbl\f who were · irati." , ties. She said w~t ~Ill' . ...baslc'leWII '.fl. .• . j ~;.11 1 ~. I mllea from Rome) wherein we · b:"'~ess b~t n~~e;'e ~wltlle~ just learnlnH how-to read, and Diana oldest dlughter o1 tiie mind and tended to be brusqu. dlfferen\ CIII~witti ~~ 1:. I collapse eaeh summel'. r vat Y n s!~J friendship. helplnH wcare lor the children llrst 1~ o1 Dwight, m., 1 with people she clldn't like. She values IIIli ·~..~nt~w~a ~ 1: By Helen Bottel About tile only connections c~ Hal "Maestro" who swarmed tbrough tile !DWD. Midwestern RepubUcan who and Ann wert bqth unwilling Ill ~. YOII ~~ ~til t· wiU\ news ·rrom home are tile and Hal called Ely "Pro- She went sbopplnH In lhe opposed Social Security until restrict their activities to a~ seek ~ cOmmon ~..,.!'I YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! You're a right, but "settins Rome Daily American and the lessor." market two or tbree times a she went w collage and who viQlating the Guatemalanl ~landlnil·"·lhOII!'Id· ·: ··,< ) !'his column Is Ill' young on a boy's hack about 11" may Paris Herald Tribune .... The In today's band the Pro- week, learning w bargain over lavnred Richarcl Nixon In the notion o1 proper behavior Ill' "Instead '11 talkln& ', all!l'~l R'Jople, their problems and only clrlve him Ill more par· tall" seems wo often packed lessor sat North and the carrots and cabbages, and she tll60presldential election, found women. On 0110 occ:aaloo, when equaUty of tile races, !ool;,li.Yf iifi,Bsures, their troubles and tyinH. with stories about EurPpe and Maestro, South. began w know and respect such i!1eaB bard w accept. She they were out at _a time !DOlt with It, gel put lbf, liilihp fun. At, with the rest of Helen · "Sauce lor the goose" might never enough news from the In those d~ds . fo.ur~d Father Jose Marla Caau, an was not neceuarlly aph!lt w:illlltn were .i~ Ill be at , llllll!l ~gef· atu~ oil ·and llflp Us!, it welcomes laughs work better. Tell him you must states .... The Rome American suits were b• mdiscr~t: energetic micldJe.aged man who violence In estremio Cirf;IIIIIBian- horne, a jlua~lall . 1111-. bellbi\O ~UJ!y lookal ~ aa liut won't dodge a serious he home by 11:30 becauae "a _...dallywprlntmll'ellvely nately and th~e w'J: :-e~ had spent many years helping cos· but like moot~ proeched lhem . under ,the people l\'ltb needl·, ,blpjllneu, question witb a brush.olf. ~~h~~ •kiJIJorIa'~~· planning Yankee sfllrles tban the Paris :~~cy8~0~~ aut~.iucally. the Indiana. she• bad always ~ tbiot asiiuqptloll theY ,were- proi!l· •tiagtdy. · , . · •,. . . ; ' Send your teenage questions -·-·~'6 Trlb; which tries w beat the Tbe Professor taught this to The dlreclors qf VISA In bard work could achieve the ·lUtes. · i ''I bl,e ,fll ~clmlt ~ w YOtrrll ASKED FOR IT, (And II he a~ Ill come at:! Rome American to the his pupils but he saw no rea- Guatemala City, Blll and Donna aame ends with 1esa IU!ferlng. Aid I'A\rliudldajeo CGnlrul that I \>tnefited fir ~ than care o1 Helen Help US! this - well, you·ve sot ano newsstandsandtnfactmay, but son to follow his own teach- Dreyer, began witb tile lime 1'hroughout her two years in At, Ume puied Diana began the bihabltanta ol 'Chlclil fr,om newspaper. problem.) -H. too often with stories the ing here. Tbe Mllestro had doubt& about Diana thai Bar· Guatemala Dtans struggled wlei! that AnlllQcan ~ilmlc these two yeatJ.I've c,.ne.to·a ANTI-!JTI'ER Dear Helen: American printed the day bid four no-trumtr,~e was bara Ann Graves orlgjnally !ell witb the queations o1 poverty aid waa only consolldltlrlg the real unctentandll.li oi · .~ PROGRAM BLOCKED Are you In favor ~t:" or~ before .... We doubt the or- g~g Ill ~ayn~~ump. so:~; When they IIW tile speed witb social jUBilee and revolution: control ol Gualelpaia's l'Uilnll which one mlllhl cian '" ' ide@/• I ~lair Helen: festivals? I'm not. Y "" dlnaryU.S. tourist is fascinated :a:f: a ~ound of bidding? which Diana teamed Spanish She and Ann Aleman, anotbcr families without bier reachinil practically gained.'!·-... : Yesterday my brother and I triend went w Woodstock ~ with some esoteric speculation he Ia waa even quicker and tile rapport she establlahed VISA volunteer In ~ tile broad maas ol tile people. By tile time she leR; DJ.iilB -riot around tile neighborhood came back a drug addict. Thaj1 ~ about factory problema in th!'.. &e Ybidding. Hal won with tile priesII and tile people nango had been npoeed wthe The · American inlluence bad a Illtally new ~ .;,.•die toP!ckupalltheirashthatwas why he 18 my ex. He ':.Bavaria when so many juicy thefirsttrlckwithdummy's of Chlcblcastenango, their coun~'a deep conservative seemed w reach everywhere. problemllacedby~ caMeaa1y tbrown around tile couldn't quit LSO, so he mov tales are belnH wagged at king of diamonds. Then he doubt& dlalppearecl. roots 18 80011 u theY had Diana knew tbal..tht Amerltllll loped peoples an4 ol tile U.S. wtile Village to be closer Ill the home· even tile Trlb's obits led a heart to his ace, West's Dreyer rememberS Diana arrived· The priest& warned Central Intelligence Al!ency role In the' lll'tl&8~ fO solve stteela and vacant lois. 'When we got bome wltb our supply. seem ' Europe-oriented, names queen dropped,::n~ It ~ most clearly In the market .PliO them bhmiiJ tblt dlscuulon of (CIA) had been responsible Ill' those problems. ~ an Aid .ftgon toad, ciUr mother Wid us I moaned and S~~~~ I~ tblt stir no Interest In tile matll!~of ·~k i'c, Ffast's 10 sunlit morning, simply dressed, birth cooirol or other subject& a coup against a left.wing lor tnternatiooal ~~ willadtosfllpbecauaeshepalcl long Ume, but Yankee mind. , ;~:f~lal.::hisstam . surroundedbyJndlanchlldren. cOllll®red selllltive by the Guatemalanreglmeln111114,and (AID) offlclal, .~~ ~ by lor garbage collection and extra someone_else .and we're very Harkening to the Italian radio stro's !a 01 the She wu bart!alnlng with a Catholic Chureb was forbidden. tblt t.be Spanlab ne~ she her llue(IC)' In sp,nish, olfelell beles.meant estra charges, so happy. Butlstillhave an empty stations (we didn't- TV the he~~ ~~e wobl/b/ routine vendor for vegetables, her Mere people thall Jobo helped edit wu run by the her a job Dlani :waa !Ia~ she wasn•tsolns w sheU oulfor feeling when I think of this guy lull Ume tbere), we noted one for any one of a thousand or blonde hair catehlng tile ll&ht; During the montbl tblt Guatemal8n Arm1 with !J.S. but refused to take ,all:~ ~neighbors. who was so g:.::..':!.that local Italian disgrace: The more players tndey. Back In a kind of Northern goddess followed both girls gradually military 81l8istance !Upds. aeriOUIIy. IJY Qlla llml.~ bact 'fll 'Well,Iaee her point, but how Woodstock trip up. name o1 Jo DiMagsio bas been 1930 It IB doubt!uilf more above tile dark..tdnned, dark· began , ~ see tbat no matter She and otller VISA volun· lar8e!Y acceptad,~·· ar· do teen• get an anti-Utter He may be dead or dying lor all dropped from the Italian than a corporal s guard of haired tbrOilg. how bard they or Father CaliS teers made l.olendl Willi the gument tbll ~ and program started when there's I know. . iranslalion of the "Hey, Mrs. experts knew thll safety After Diana had been living worked, there would always be people who ran CARE In Guatemalan tnlerett, ~. wen no place w dump tile junk? 1 don't see how the police or Robinson" song from "The play. in Guatemola Ill' several people thin food or jabs Guatemala City, slf1pplng In dlrecU, <JIIIlOied. Bile~ · tba! CONCERNED ABOUT LIT· authorities can allow rock Graduate" .... Rome's own Hal nee dkedhifour ee~t montbl she met Alan Howard, ~ wn whenever they got w the worldn8 !II' AID Jl9ial!l· .- ~ • . festivals to lake place. - newspapers find room ':"ery ~ic~~~r~a :ere' ~~\:.ga tO a young Fulbright lllholar In '"'·'Fa':r.ca~ 11 000 o1 the ~pltal w pick bp a couPle ol bi,,. Plli :·hl!t 'oil •. ll)li~ ', , ,ill, ~ Con<:erned: CAmiE dey lor smes about Jackie 0. treak !H) then lour tricks Guatemala City. Ho was finest inen I've ever met but pounds of radish IOedl for tile Guatemalan ~~~ ijilliJi ._youteBCityllallaboutyour Dear Cathie: bl In and Arl Onassls, however were not available. If they running an e&perimentalailult he'• a fool too'' she once &lid Indians II' a 1101 ol baii!J9Int lng ch8Dp; ' lllilt-lltter camaplgn, I'm quite I think you're ..,:~ ~ irlvlal· atthOUHh the phow o1 broke 3·2 any line ol play reading pr08Hm In the city's 111 Mike ~n another VISA · pens or wtuitl!ver else lvld ·Tile ronm · ·teal",' ~ ~ picll- will be provided. WoodstiiCk for an "a c oned Ari.S Callas raleed front- would succeed. If lathey br~~ federal prison, and tong conver· volun1.eer Hying~ a amaU loJm jl(ri•W llnei!··-~ Ji~t visit.. ~ ~ 'JO 'dU»~• Glfethemayorarlns,andwbo that might have happen . JII!Ked eyebrows. 4·1 tbeJI this P Y ·WOwu eaUons l'ilt~~~ · . ... ~ Tll'i-~ ·-·~ f4r 1 iiirtli1 ' Jltle;wwbilf! '' irilllh,yonridea might develi!l! oanyw~y, ORft,Ji'i~C~ I.~•J),Y,~C:' I, sharon ...Til:fel.o:'.bulband, : ~-Jt~· ~llk(:f~ilh&d inaU ldm' cY~~tcaf·'al\Oflf =~~ #l'9111 . and•l\liiGirblli:'whlri tW6 ~~ ~\:10'·1~~··~? Ill!fAd~~ IJ<OP.IIl·..., it doesn t . .aen~ ~ Iii· Rillll8D Polanski: 11ld 1n Rome bl~oli': • ···•· · · tile chances .of peaceful change Diana told iPJnmeiJ that she ~ 11'!l4ep~Y .left. aft.« , ~~ Dreyer ,abe waa wot~ .';.t , Deilr ~·;.;. " ' '· · ··;h~~:.r:; 11 ~dy there: He he'll produce an espelilll!iy If the queen had not In tile country. Wid him bo t 10111etimes doubtec! she woUld was I'<!~ ' U,St b~lh Wete ,poyerty ~am ·In ., ' !I!Y.IIOl' frl~ ~ - - . . c ted ply version of "Macbeth,'' dropped, Hal woUld have re· When Diana a u ever make a difference In lbi( CIA agent&. ' · pbla. · ' . 1 tt.al 'reallJ bugs me. Aller would have esp~~trlpen for a rusty-Irony .... Hugh turned to dummy and led ,a the work she 'JU doing In Uves o1 tile,Indians, no matter On anotller ot'C8Sion l)lans "what are f11U 'clobi& wor~ brlll8lnl me btlme !rom a dlto whether he went on or Heiner arrived aboard his big heart toward his j~k. 'Wen Chlchicaltenango, Howard &lid what she did Sometimes she waa angry wtear.n that a larp rai the federal gov~W (liaOIIld mldnlgbt), he goes w no~andonlyhlsbasic weakness blackjetwitb the round bed and leave It to yau to work out it would DO'(tr end tile poverty tOok pride In ·havlnH taught 50 shipment o1 baby food donalejl Donllliubd. . ~:. J dlffennl hangout& and c1rlnkl made him continue. his tabl . I friend and the rest of the play. ol the Indians. Indian lilen to read II> Care had been prompted by Diana ~ 10 d) 'Ill"* IIi& ..... with 'the tldl (male and The dey of tile super-b~ wha&:er ..".n~"on during his "You're only delaying the ~: but then she would something less than' clllrity. question wit11. a Jokel biU Mrs. female) ~til IIOIDI!tlmes five festival II over lor two reaaons · airborne ~tlvttles remains a revolution,'' he 1111!1 her· think 10 what? The COlllltry Ia The American manulachlfel' Dreyer felt 11111.·.,... troulJlld.'!t:' a.m. I'm ilfrald his folD think Local autborlties ~re alrald of secre~ except tbat one o1 his Q-'ft>e biddlnll hu been: Trull SJDIIIIOIIInol e-n sun 7o per cent llllterate. hail sin)ply decided that tree II. , ., .. ,: . : · , : ,, he will! me all tbal time. them, and..::~ pllola (~toyed by Douglaa ""'! Nortb r.t Boa~ He argu!!d tbst VI&\ was IJesplts 11er \10111111, however, llimlplu distributed by CARE Afler·~vlllil~~·. ~1, , D!.~ftl!· ~yubegln hearing dlsaaters ( As Aircraft and only on loan w the · 1 ...;. . ~:T trea!lng the symplolns . ol Dlanllcammltted herleU tota!ly woUld be til!! cheaplllt form ol na oc~ 'Ill!'~ ...... / "'friehdl.hel:l.:!~":; ~."~':i)~ot? Wll'ld'smoltsuecesslulsquare) Puo u · ' ~erty, not tho baslcrperlee~~uae:; tO her wiwk. Sbe dallberately adVertlalq. ·, prlesll_,~-·~qN~fJ.,!J M' · ood relerredwhimopenlytoU. S. Puo p.,. 1 Hepolntedfllthee nee sought out a simple, ~t Dlana'sgroillln& •coocemover Mike NIJIIII!OU• ~ from me, but I lhlllll Tl!eY re less _.,.erOIIB, a g nd Air Forte peraonnel at Clan\· , You, South hold: anotller Fulbright scbolar who primitive place to live. She the ~ iblluence in other pe<!pfe llil!· bad lin/Mil ··., ~llell ol a guy wgo out~ d•:_.;or~,,./:!.ceJ! plno Airport near our"""' of •KIUQ1t71 +AQI ~Itt had planned w ~ a year carried all her own drlnklnll GUatemsla JllBtebell bY a there. Sbil ~. Ill" letta ' "' after be tak8ll his &lr pr and beer bUill MarinO, 81 "flaky." What do 10u do now? studying tile country 1 corpor· water, cooked over a wood !Ire, growing dislike 101' the~- thO ~ ,,IQ: )llliln\, !fcm 1160's · A-Bid lou...-. y"' 01117 ate strueture but C<)lllllleted his read by candleiiChtand waahed can ~1:,1 w!lo,\ ~ t.o ~!taco t1> .p!ll~ untll .U.•. weo$ ' • during Eas~ week at Ft. Massachusells' Patriot's .... . _ ....... buttboJ . . project In a week: There wu her etotllN .'ln a large, wooden Chlcblcaitenanwl~ .aJ&fed•t belorellhilci!'d·. ·~ "·rLauderdale. H. Day, observed Apr111t, com· ,..,. "'!"!' oM~~ ,..;;; no corpcrate lirllcture, he &lid, lulf. ~door wu always open the Mayan Inn, wh,re they ;MM~o . tr......,.. Ia 'f~ memorates the Battle of LeX· ~ ~ only ·a handful ol rUling · and the cblldren In the spent enough .In Jl . - k Ill 01) New Y'!lf'•·~ .Ill 1~, -CTa"'"'l8 MAILBAG ington. · neighborhood wandered tn and II!IJIIIOri an l1ldlan ~ ,,.. a Dlanll.met ~1pvne11 tor t~m-. .. ool freely. . y8ar. She haled the Aml.rical"' In New .Yqrll. "I'll lo· When two Indian ,children gaudy clothes, the!!' br~n ~ aakl' 'lbeq; moat llnkling vc.lon Of "Alrti," In ~vf, ' names France, and In· R'orne, a rich fliJ lferatlng ~~Cola, rwnd ·!•Airlz.m.'• . . , ~EIPtftl and Hertz wo were aniered, and a lrlflt <* te!llals .... We've always womeil,whenwecalledlnNew bibed Cok tried American Yll'k w reaerve a famlly-olr.e ~·~yean and quit l"laltobeplckedupattlleRome an icion o1 jelp<lrt; none us w be bad .... 1 fll' i~ :ty only ~ i~tent so we pulled a lew ::,... • ted b Its strings and, willl the help 001 • genera YCoke o1 some Roman ci1112ns, turnus~r~~ ~te has one one up ... we quer· :;..":w.tentlnourtastebuds ted the Roman Hertalans .. n . tlan and were told Amerkana tic up ftl!lil H~ ~=.....· virtually all rentals for July 8lld In~and Venice Hawaii and August, often many mor111B In T-,. • ts advance .... While waiting for A~:.;.:;;u::"cy ~11n oor car wbe brought 'round, tile es - - - - - - - - · · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 r-1 ~ ·H 1 three' 1 BOB D1 PIETRO UPI fltlorta Wntor 1 A lot ol men ·look forward w .• l)lce, easy, rocking-chair exiBten<e. But at the age ol31? Cllrlil McCilnw. and 0!31'lle Lon&. botb 31, ..... haldly ready to 1ead, ae4er!tary Uves. But h41\11 .l'!ltlred Mon4ay fr0111 pro lpotb411l wars. Mc¢lln'ton, the ' IIWI - wi1o ..,,...,. the lCanll8 City Chlljf's lirll f"galar .~... Wilchdown back In 1$13, wrote llnl8 to a ' .. · ·· · ,. ' , · ;4m·"10., .,.:n d . *" ..IFf. .. · . ~ ~u· , :1: acquired fr<lm the Picken and dillln8Uishad •IShlitear pro the club'a81,00D.teatltadlum II built In F111boro, ~- . • Xanw Unlvmlty, Mccunton The P~ta cilt tiJrea pllff!S to wu Alnertcjn Football !ague bring tbelr roster down wtile Roqkle ol the Year In 1962, and required 40-man limit prltr w tbree.ume All-AFL. the start of the regUlar season. Lon& had.been starting guard Released were third')' run· for tile B!lllol! Patrioll1111til he nins · back )t.C, Gamble, was lnjllred lut. year and second')'ear defellllve back newcomer Mille Montier re- John Outlaw and running ~k placed him.. The MOPI-4, :111(1.. Bob Gladie1111. poundar will stay with the Pate The Chicago Bears asked ill a 8Coul and also WUI ~ waivers.~ running back &lljah tpecl•l PfOIPOIIODal ~k when Pitta, a nine-fear veteran Nw, white Green Bay dropped Redskina); kicker Bruce Alftrd, six players, four rookies and wide receiver Bubba Thornflln, !lefenslve end who u a veteran place kicker Boolh tight end Reg Carolan and free ,agent Willi the Bears tn Luates and Phil Vanderaea. ctmerbadl A1vtn Mltcbell (Buf· 1967 and became a resU1ar that Olllors released Monday were falo Blll&) ;. quarterback career. An All-American out Of also releued Marty Amsler, a "'ned season, and l'UIIIII,!Is back Greg llnebackers Tom Roussel and Jone• and defe~lve hack Major Rudy Kuechenberg, suard Roy Hazelwn. Schmidt and wide receiver The Dallas CowboyS cut live- Marlhall Cropper (Waahlngflln year veteran running ~k Les Shy and UnebackeJ: Freti Whittingham, also a five-year· veter@n, along wltb rookies ·· John DougJaa aDd Bruce Van ear ' I It I I, 1·: ' v:: Us e}en Help . By FRED DOWN UPI 8pGrll Writer Add Danny FrlseUa wthe list o1 unlikely heroe• In the tUtory ol the New Y<ri: Meta. A U-year.old rl&ht-lumded relief pitcher who lu!a ~ around between the majors and the minora since 11181, FrtseUa bas su<ldenly become a big man In the Mots' hopes of winning a second straight National League pennant. Friaella, who throws a crackllnH curvebaU which he 80IIIellmes geto ...,. the plate, won his seventb game of the seasm Mondey night when tile Meta beat tile Montreal Expos, lh'i,ln 10 lmlnga and moved lnw a OrsliJlace tie witb the idle Pittsburgh Pirates In the National League East. The Mots and Pirate& .,.. one game ahead ol the O!l~go CUb! wltb I I I:'J; -ll d ,,, .'. '· '. 1 ' "' · I 1 .. 1 ' I I CIIE&RLEADERS OF Southern 1ll&b School did all theY could for their team Friday nlgbt when Southern hosted federal Hocklrw' The Lancers -dqwned the Soutbern Tor· nldoea 04 to 11. u...... 1b' .M' '"' , = 3•al •••• ' ...,! :Jf"""'f'l !.. ly Ulllttd Pms lnhnlotlonot Nollonoll.Hguo · (IO lnnlnpl N.Y. 000 05G 000 4-- 9 12 1 Mtl 020 210 000 ~ s 10 J S.dockl •. Taylor w , Frisella (5) , Ryan (IO) ond Grote. Dyer (10), ; Stoneman, Reed (!), MarShall (61 and Bateman. WP.Frisolla (7-3). LP·Marshall (3-8). HR-Mashore (lot) . ~ N.-'M;·' 8lugglah Gua~ bureauc· o1 the Indll!ilf. 8!>1 ,bmJI .to r~cy until operallclna lor the bato dollil the n.rulil'l\ cblldrtn could be arriiiSed tn because' jlle Ametu:an. 1¥ WAYNE G. BUNDSTADT, M.D. ·. ~.,biJ . . .. •• r City fll' eye mmlnalkinl and w.Ilk whlll In the W«l4 I!' the popuW Your ,Heart n........, the 111111 liiJ a American ""'I· was dolni·· ID ' and How to UV• 'With It," , .-·......_ ·. • .,.. · published by Viking Preat. btliiBln& IOur.IJoUt trip each IUc1l a GQdf~ I!POI· way. D\ljla'sdlstutifll'~ he When lhe developed . . _ utravaganc:e wu also~ In ttie hJ8b mountain cnma~ ol at hei' frielill!. Whin an old OlichlwfenangD ill!'•ltlid to coJ1e8e ~ ~.IJ¥1 lnJI!Iud• ap Ignore it. DurlnH se¥ere attacl!l · both !lelr• to .\ll'ce;' !~, . . .\nn' wd bUild a !Ire to dr)' cap10 to quaW,a .l¢'1 ,vl'tl; wt'the air and Diana, refualnf Diana was dlpl~f.b)' .1111111\ · wleave the toWn and her wll'k, eomplaln'- abOut, til( IOoc! ani!. ~ limply retreat Into bod water and' by their P\rllvPI. '1~:,; and walt until the allsdl had ....,.,., . ••Jh. I!Wi' Dim' . 1m ' -l""'" pllaed. said to ··--·" ............ il1er ' the •' . · ~ll'tilpen'l'lllle couple had . ~·a Wll'll w,be , )leliq~ .• - blt!A!n by a dol . id· IIi , lhte town con*ldered but reiUIId Iii leift, Ill ~~:~ sbota,the~¢a apare Ume. lhl! AI .... lGoAn!i ·' tl.ldo'C~U~.. !IH I 114 167 ~4 ' 72.m .321 87 180 .. · .:120 - 161 .318 102 166 .313 62131 .'31J7 Ytr.okl. Bot Johnsn, Cal Oliva, Min• . Aprtclo, C"' Srrllth, 8os FosN,Cie F.Rbon, Bal 1~ 81134 .306 P.WII, Bal 141 76 149 ,304 Plnllo, KC 128 if/ 145 .303 Calet:. NY Homo I.Q 60 163 .302 Nolionol LHguo: 44 1 Williams. Chi Cln 39; H.· Aoron, McCtwey, SF 36, Amrtcon LH1uo: Howard, , ' ." . Grid Schedule Atlanta 000 300 :zoo-. 5 9 0 1;'_.,1 _ SanFren 021 004 OOJc- 7 5 2 LlUif. McQuNn, Nielcro (6), Carli"~. woll (81 . and Tillman; Reber· ger, McMihon (7) ond Dietz. SAN FRANcisco (UPI)WP-Roboraer ....6) . LP·Mc· National Lea•ue President Queen I0-41 , • Chub Feeney bas made ar(Onlygamas scheduled) . rangemenle lor playoff games AmtriCin ~uo · tbe event of a two or three ~- City 1Mil m ~• a w, p .• rain team Ue for first place In the Calif· at Minn .• ppd., rain Eas tern 01vlalon. ly United Press lntern•tion•l !Only oamas scheduled) Oliio C<llloge Sclltdulo , Feeney said Mondly that lots were drawn by tile teague champlonahlp series planning commt"-· ,..., In New York Sepl 10, wdetermine the site of an Oct' 2 playoff game tn ,._ w., event a two-leam tie lnvolvtns Pltllburgh, New York or Mel011 -e- Pr0perty wutrin.42: ~~~~~ew, M1~.. ~~1~' Trans~ers Yeo om••1• -. ·39; ~ ' 1• Bolt JJ; .T. Conlgll,ro, 8os '31J. ancaao. S.tunlly Miami vs. Xavier ; Dayton vs. Cincinnati at the RIVerfront Stadium Ol'>lo University at Kent State !MAC I (0C) !N) Kenyon ot Otterbein lOCI (N) Ohio Wesleyan at Heidelberg Bowling Green at Utah State Toledo ot Buf{olo Findlay at Waynesburg ( Pa .) West Liberty IW. Vo. I ot Muskingum (Nl Rrxhester at Mt. Union Wittenberg ot Calli. (Po.) Stole Westminster f Pa.l at Marietta n,. F '!..: ::.-~:!'11~:- =-- . I • FrlseUa held tile Expos wone run and one hit lor five lnnlnga and became tile winning pitcher when the Meta !ICO!'ed lour runa In tile lOlii inning with tile help o1 erron by Ron Fairly and John Bateman. Jerry Groll! led off the lnning witb a single and pinclKwmer Rod Gaspar stole secmd and went to third when Bud Harrelson was eale on an error by Fairly. Gaspar wu !rapped between third and hllllO on illlllf~. Whq Plreeli,~ , .... ' < Jolin -. Oodlter1, Codner, 'h.IO ,_ ! ' - -,-Jellklnaonto.~R. ~n~~e, . E. w-va, Tommie Agee's grounder but I!CU'ed when Bateman t1rnr wDd during the Nlllluwn w put the Meta In !rmt, U . Wa)'lle GarreU'I double, Ron SWoboda's IICI'IIkle fly and Donn Clandenao'l lllnlle ltove In three !IIGI'<! 1'1111 to round oul tile Inning. The Los Angeles Dodgers beat the San Diogo ,Padrea, 12-4, lKld the San Franclaco Glanta downed the Atlanta lln!ves, 7-6, In the only otller NL games Monday nigbl. California at Minnesota and Oakland at Milwaukee were por!lpmed by rain In the m1y l!cheduled American League actlm. Willie Davis' double with two on keyed a ltv...,., flrsl.lnnlng outburst which carried tile Dodgers w their vlct«y and snapped allvt>~ame San Diego winning streak. Claude Ostoen yielded three runa In the ninth but won his 1Mb same agalnlt 13 tosaes. Ivan Murrell hit his IIlii hilllle run of tile year for tile Padres. Frank Jollnaon drove In two runs witb a bases filled single during a lourft!l lislb Inning rally which enabled Frank Reberger Ill win his sixth game lor tile Giant.. Joimaon had three hila In the Ganta' tWill alta~ which also lnduded a pair ol cloublea by Wlllle Maya. Clete Boyer and Bob 'llllman led ·~ Bra , .M wltb tw0 w., ves uuense hits each. Los~les ~. • w. 93 L. ~ 19 61 S.n Fr1nclsco 78 69 Atlanta 12 77 Houston 70 ,, .m San Diego st to .:In Monday's llo$uJit New York 9 Montr..l 5, 10 trillf' Los Angel .. 12 San Diego 4 •'A San Francisco 7 Atlant• 5 1 !Onlygemeascl1eduloot! ', >ll>' Todoy'o Preboblt Pllclleu ~1 (All Tlmea EOTl .' Sr. Louis (Carlton 9· 11~ ~ .r. Chicago (Holtzman 1.j.11), 2:*1) p.m. , ,· p.m . ~~.· New York 1Kooomon 10-61 ef' Montreal (Morton 16-10), I p.mJ PiffsbUrgh tWalkor 12-61 ott Philadelphia (Lerodl S-2), 7:3$ p.m. • "' Cincinnati (lk.Giottolln 1HY al Houotan I Dierker 13-12), 1:30 p.~n Diego (CGrklns !-6) ::1! Los Angeles (Sutton 1.j.l2), Ti: Atlanta IReed 6-JI at Sal). Francisco (Perry 20-13) , IJ. p.m. WodnasdeY'I Gomos 8uHer ot Akron (NI 81uHton at Toy lor (Ind.I Ashland at 8aldwln-Wllllace (NI Tennessee Tech at Youngstown ,,,, New York at Montreol, night · Pitts at Philo, night ,. 61. Louis at Chicago Clnci at Houston, night San Diego at Los Ang, night Atlanta at San Francisco .•C .. • -'· Amorlo:anl.Hguo Eo" Ball! more ~5 ~~ New York 11 65 .555 14: ·• 8oalon 75 71 .514 :Mb·; t 'J;; :t :! :~ :,_.;, 68 .469 :16"" , HOUSTON (UP!) - The Cln· "but 1 figure he can do wltb a clnnati Reds start a two -game UIUe real anyway." ~~:i!nd aeries aH&inst H011Bflln wnlght Wayne Simpson, tile roolde righthander who falled w lur· Washington 77 .. they meander wward cinch· •.,. lnH the National League West vlve tile tblrd lnnlns of Sun· W L· I'd. pennant. 87· 51 dey's game asalnst San Diego, M;nnesbta .6011 ••• .... •, Ookland 80 67 .544 1 •·' The Reds, 1212 sames In wanll w set back Into tile Colltornlo 77 61 .531 10 '"' front of second place Los An· H&fne. Kansa• City 5I 11 .397 2t141t' Milwaukee 55 90 .379 32 ,:, geles, planned wstart Jim Mc· "!hope I'll get Ill start again Chicago S3 93 .:163 ~· Glothlln (lih'l) wnight against In loor II' five dlys,'' the 21· ,...,....,., llftultl o~the Astros Larry Dierker ( 13- Year • old aald. "I wanna ,_,.J_ • G Oaklnd at Mllw. ppd., rain .,,., F 12). Gary Nolan .WUI pitch for be ready for tile playoffs." riUllly 8 ames Calif at Minn. ppd., rain ,, Slmpaon has pitched only six . (Only gamnochedultd) '' the Reds Wednesday night. Todoy'o Pro..blo Plldlors .t. Reds Manager Sparky Ander- Innings since July 31 because of Belpre at Meigs (All limn EDT) , son originally slated lefty Jim a sharp pain In his shoulder. Gallipolis at Coal Grove Ookland (Odom u end Bl~· ; Soutb Point at Fairland 1·0) at Milwaukee (Morris 2· ·, Merritt for lh<l opener, but Hannan at Soulhweatern and Lockwood 2·111, 2, 7 ~Merritt reported be still had a 1 1LY SENTINEL THE " Chicago (Jannkl 10-15 II Sll'eeJbow. un , Kyser Creek at Hannan Trace Konsas City !Drago a. 141 , 1, ~ ~ Bobby Tolan ~ tile last DEVOTED TO Mln!Ord at Oak Hill p.m. INTEREST OF Nelsonville-York at Vinton California (W..Ighf 19.11 ani!'~ two samoa tile RedS played on MEIGS-MIO.SON AREA County Bradley 2·4) at Mlnnooola (Han;~ tile West Coast. Tolen com- CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, , -""'-"'' tat ''"--"· , a.6 and Kllat 1~:10), 2, ,J;~... Jii! P1811lo61hn •ailing rll!ht·tmee. · ~ - ~. ., . ' HO!fFLICH, El\ai&H'.t pjiJrllt' ~ · Detroit fC.Ih' 1~·') ' •fJ~ll! "He could play If It was rei). ..J~ ROB&RT . ' City EditOr 1411 d cu-... • I rl90 Publ/shod dolly oxcopf lronflln at Portsmc:ill n ~N 6-11), 7:4'Ji. · ' ly necessary,'' said Anderaon, S.lurd•v bV l'ho Ohio Volley ~eenflelcl Baltimore IMcNoilr 22..) 'It PubliShing Compony, Ill eo..-t Jacuun at Gr Washington (Cox 1-11), 7::rp,,;, St .• Pomeroy, Ohio. •5769. · Hllliard at Logan p.m . ,,. Butlneu Office Phone 992-2156, 8osf (N '3 ond Cui ~I LARGEST ENTRY Edllorlol Pllono 992-2157. Federal-Hocking at Wahsma on II!IY ~ .u1p l.S: ·, SocGnd cion poot111e paid O\ Miller at Southern 13) at New York I Kllno .4-4 ~ PALM BEACH GARDENS, Pomeroy, Ohio . Bahnsen 13-11), 2, Sp.m. -1 ;-, 1 Fla. (UPI)- The Nortbern Call· National advertising HWltington &l. Pt. Ple85811t WldnlldaW''IGI.... ·':' representetl ve Bottlnellf· Portsm tb W t t W 1 Oakland at Mllw, n...,ht -:~ 1omia section submitted the Gall,hor, Inc .• 12 e.,,"" st.. . ou es a avery Chicago at Kiln Cl~~ nlghf ,,;, tarsest entry Monday when 11 News ork Ciry. New York. . lAnJRDAV ~. 11181 Mlnn, nigh rates : Delivered ..... , ": entered the names if 84 golfers by ubScrlptlon carrier Where available .6 Wellston at Portsmouth Notre Detroit at Cleve, nftht · .. for the third annual PGA Club ~=~nfeer,.,w~: ~o.~~ C~tn~1· Dame Balfl at Wash, nlgh1 ·i.~ Boston at New York, night. •: ~ Prolesalonal championship. Office , S2l .4D. Six months~ $11.70. Three months, $.5.15. By Southern Callfomla entered 85 Motor Route where carrier golfers, glvtns tile state 149 of service not avallable : on,. month $1.50. Bv mall : Ont~ ~ear the 884 golfers attempting w S12.00. Six months $6.25. Thrtto 14.00 . SUbScription price gain tile Zit avaUable qualifying months Includes Sunday Tlmes-Senlfnel . 1 spots. f· - __ -- . THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! USED CARS INSURANCE IW. ESTATE--IUAL n• ba: "'~ . . ' . wboaithei, Margaret. E. lbck, H. L. ~;;;,-;;:;~;;,-;~~· fill.; ~ Slack lo O.lea E. ~' Lot, :I U.IO Acrei, ~. i ,_,•J lli1l!nU . 61 ' 76 .. St. Louis 70 71 Phlladell'llla 41 11 Montreal .. 12 Denison at Centre (Ky.) Adrian (Mich.) at Defiance , Pirates would have w !NIMAC: Mid Amerlatn ConRuM lllttd In ~· play In ·Ill! enemy park no ference ~ionol ,LHtilo: lllnch, Cln C.- C. Qlckler Ill James Ar· matter who their opponent. The OC: Ohio Conference N• Night game t)e, PMez, •.On , l21; ,WIIIIaml, nold, Lola U, Plantz Add., cUba who would be at hom Clll lith H. Aaron, ,All 117: Pomeroy. • e All;~, SF 116. Nellie E. bJJip 111 Art agailllt Plttab11111h, woUld W.ve W:oh C.to. MaN L. Cuw, ";..ta:. ...Y.:!t ,Powell, II!Jil 101; Ollv•, Mlnn Pqneroy. •- ,._ hom leJd tii;, T.~Iallaroll!d Yastrum· Rodney ""-inl Trua -·•"'" ai adnnlage ski'" Sol 9f. ·. ""'':' 41 • . •, IJI any cue /; , PHd!lnt ' ' KatlleriDe DoWning, Ill Jemo ••- ' .IUfleMI L.Maue: Gtblon, Aaaociates. tnc., Lola 10 and II, I'll,""' ~Vent ol a thtee team St.t, 21-6L .Morrill, Cln 20-12; .lloalrartb Add Middleport tie, the club with the blihest r:Vsh:r~~w~ ·t::~-~·· ~~ · CatlleriDe p:ip., dec'd:, 1o ~lag= ' ·- ricin LNa..f Cuellar, Dewty B. l.,yotiS, Alt. ~ 'l'raril., .......-nt lnd 1 pia"'•• site. Boll 2:1.7i McNofly, Bolt 22·8: ~ . Poro'y, Mlnn 22-11; Palmer, Pil.ul E. The club with the IOeopd Bolt 1H; MCQO'ftll, Cfev 19· . · Slfllley, Mar)orle tupest pefc)enlage geta the tO; Wrlgnt, C.l ·19·11. ~ to .Lella A. flpellcer, IOI!GDd opllm. Such a playoff 1t8.111 Aerea, Scipio-Bedford 'tells ;., Speneet to ~'!!~ E. :.angemenl would be held Oct• . Stanle.y, Marjorle.,·St"!lley, II tiro ._, three clubs fintsh · · !41!;10 Acrei, SclJ!I~. willlkl,eiitl~w!imlii&J181'C!11'-· . . nlan I ,Et!tel ThOIIIU to Dorlllnio R. Ill, their options :would k , .a,....,; • - AMi-1/!10. Qfllla I. Alvarailo, deteimlned hv !Qt. . ;' {n~~~~=: Ml~~f,t; '·' •. • Sflnoon (1). LP-Nyman (0-2): POt 0 111.,.,· •'1'1:... HR·Niurrell (lith). .EI ~_,..., 1fJt.e PUivnff ••• flnallY ocn- • 11 2 510 003 JOx- 12 1A 0 $en Diego 010 ooo I *" · · b Bladder Inflammation . uts' Dr. lam· .. - =~irare~ae: t:·J::w= liar~ Astrona Caused by Various Germs · • t N c U "J:t I W r1 es . ew o ·m rt ::..~:::~:-~~=~a!.=....- SOUTHERN mGH SCHOOL'S HEAD lootban Cllllch Robert A8hley dlscu.uee a field problem witb Rod Holman, sophomll'e halfback. The completion ol a 25 yard pass from ,.......ha~ Steve Jenkins to Holman was tile key play r... Squtllem's only score ol tile game. ·. Oi~ <sr~agrWj~""l~.!.l··~!U,!~ Plan# Ma®' '· {ti13 . l~i To'dakl~ - m ....!'::. ..,.:::r.. the three teams aeperated by a blanket of seven percentage points. •we are gelling good relief pltcblng now," aald Meta Manager Gil Hndge1 alter Mondly night's vtctay. "Ron Herbel bas helped us and FrlseUa and Tug McGraw are contributing, wo." Against Houston Nine iJ: · L; 4f Clllcego Cincinnati Reds Will Try Luck 1 ' ~~'B · · ' ".:tulle Ill'"'" sr- Mets Tiele p e . tes l!!'"fl:i" !,..'""s! con,t) ; !lefeJWive lldle Greg ...... NUilng bade Paul White, tlghJ end Jim McFarland and cornerbllct TlliiV Plnnuher (St. t.ouiB Cardinali ), and delenslve Lemmerman, wl4e receiver tackle Mike Dlrb and l'lPinllll Monte Ledbetter and tackle bode John land (Phltiutetpbw Lynn 1 . - I.\llanta Fat- Eaglei). NewYQrk . PittsbUrgh If·you have any doubts . ~.,·b~ut ·where to go :for .:. :~~xped :, c,r sendee~/-;'.• •, . . ·- TO \ ~,. 'd:•., �: .,..,'nlt~~llllllitl, -~oy<,Q.,Sept.l5,!1'10 · · ·,· 4~. . \. . . ~:.tl~lf·~-wo~p~Y...ht M · u· I '~ • · The h(81Jlf.,.,. 'Wete prejjeo!OO a ,l!latl- rqc~ by tile hQit ··~·--~ lltend.nce llll cllllrd! and MVel'allndl\lldQil ' - . : . I ... 11. Olfwln& WIB &lfla ..-e ~VI!d, 1 ·t ' • ·~I '**'• ' ~ 1: ftll, IIUIIIIl flcmeo:amlnl et •llit ~ a.ireb wiD be beld ~ ~. SepL II, beP!nJn1 !IIIII SUnday School at f:O a. ,iD., 'lrilP IIII'Yicel wllb tile ~; ~ at 11 a. m. '· ; ~. : lj , ~ , : : ~ i ~ : : . ')' I I " . , I ' "' .·" ' _ . .. I .. · ' , .. -,. . ' _ .•• ., . . . ,, -~ • . . I ·' ~ ' '' ,_ · • , · ;.~,;;,:,,~•J:t!l.:': ·' . • •· ArCher and. 1~. ' Mr. .and Mra. ~lh . Grlftllll and Joe, Mfa, FlaH~jeeSpenl.ir;~~ . =· .. _ Mr . . - .'ll'lnbiP' lierV!cte ~ 'l'liooo_ ~tlelldlfll-- Mr. oilcl )Ill~~~ 11 •• m. W:.lll tile ... Mra. ~t Taylor. Mr. and ~ I!IIIII!Nillla ,Mfl. lJqyd D1IIID~Ir and fidlll>~Irie 'II: 1:u. · •. fulllJ I Mr• ~ ~·. ~U '' ' ••' _ . "focia <-~.01~~ ' ·s.kie"S.'t"'~l-.\ll·:·\dlJl.' ' . , - ·u·. ' . . ' •. ,. ' • . WJ1..U.U1 & .~ . . . WASJm(G~ - ~ tatlnt on lilt Julll ~ (!OI!IIeai , · . BY Mra. Olnllilore Boylea,, ......-I Warner, Mr. 8l1d Mra. Vere mlaltillbltlle~,~~ofNI'ViDiiiiiiHiili!IDoctail•~.: "= ~¥~r!!;, =~~ '!::~l ~. Mi, ani! .h. Clair in _1be eonar-Jonal ~to ~Prultllnl SpiN AQIW! the Walhm,ton J'ITIIileJiqer · · _~,. 1:10 8l1d Cootinue unUI a p. m. Fl)llrod, Sttevl!i 8l1d Kalby, Mre. Sen. Mnuiid Mustle oi Maine IIID ..~ o~J~nlilg bJs own., halurinl "'!'lie Golden Stain" Kate llonac:ber and Freddie, campalsn for tile prtlillerlcy lD IV'IJ. .. ' . ;. r•r-•. ; SUPERIOR liMo SMOKED ·- . .BEIF lly. flllll'let from ~ w Mre. Genevieve .Gulbrie, Mn. In the fllnDil an4 ~~~~-. Ill CGUq~~, Ia Va . ' . Farmle Bernard, Mn- Olle annrerln8 llle <2n \o'.pirllaan iWif that Beadtne the HO!Ileeomlng llenclmoll, Mr. and Mre. aw. pmlde• ·up~ranta are DOt au1oo1 to beecL i!CIIvl1!el are llOyd DIIIIDger. D. Woode and lbe l,lev.and Mrs. t.owmr, .. bu at last found the roatrum and _ lbe ~ ;.~.._•-·· ol -ain eml· Randy Lavender. ~....... .. .... lack of .,...onalltiri\Uie and bll lmd-. bletground . had 'lbe ·Swartz family reunion penlatently del1led blm. =..:.~~:.: be14 In the Woode Grove, 'l'lleae clrcumltincu haw been IIOUI'C!el of fruslralloa.·\D lid· dJMir CGIIImlttee, Mr. And Mn. Sunday, Sept. 8, li'IIB wen at- IDUIId Mllllde; and quite 1IJillerstlndab10. For It Will an bd Emell Taylar and olbers. tended. mliveraaiiJ aclmofrledged in 1981 that u _tile vbpnlildentlal The ~ and reception 'lbe annual Homecoming of l'lllllllng mate~ Hubert H. Humplny, MW!e condueledlnadem-edllll, beld ICII' 111v 8l1d Mrs Randy the Orang~tlan church s1dlful and llll tbe wbole an appeallntpolltiW ciperallon, Lannder ..; AUjl. 31 ' at the will be l>eld on Sunday, Sept. 1! lllere were important Democ:ratslben 1l'ho wlalied lllal the party churcll here .,..118 attended by 38 with the IISII8I forenoon ser· Cllllventlon bad turned 111e ticket upalde clolm, wllb Mu8lde <11 top memben fr4llll Alfred Tuppers vleas, a basket dinner at noon, aide. PbiM and I.Gitrldge ~hurchea and an afternoon program AI Ill!)' rate, he baa now reeched 1111 first ~~~~fettered opportwlll)' ' • beglnnln& at 1:30 wllll the Rev. to become llle leadlDg contender for lbe 1m pre&idenllal . .- - - - - - . . James Qul.!enberry tmd family oomlnallon and, In reality If not In form, the.tllullr head of lbe 118 guea'!'. Demoeralle party. For bJs old chief, Hubert Humplu-ey, baa too .Mr. and Mn. Billy Follrod much li'DI'k to·do at home In Mllmeaola, fl'llll wblcll be hopU til and SUe Ann of Athens, Mr. and return iD lbe Senate, to lllrageelaewllere cr li'IIIT11boul 11. Mrs. Otto Swartz of Shade, Mrs. leaderablp. 1 SAME DAY Harry 1\oos 8l1d children of So Muskle of MaiDI! II out <11 IIJe wry frontline, with all Ita Albany, and Mr. and Mn. perlla and 11a hopei. ADd lbe lroDy of ltll that he 18 in almolt SERVICE Gerald Swar1Z and family of e.aetly the ume JIC)Iitlan of Rlcbard Nlml'a In IIHI6, bQ\ lllr lbe In At ._Ouf AU Marietta, were Sunday visitors fact that NIJ'Dn then held oo public of!lce. 'lbe pobltll thai be IIM'Our Frte Parlllng Lot at the Follrod-Roblnson home. mcre cr Jess picked up the RepublleaD Congreulonll ""''P"I&n Ia Harry G:olbrie WIIB returned his bare banda 81111 11'11 lble to claim credit for tht lillnlflcant to his home here last Tuesday Republlean p1na of that :year. . . 2161. 2nd, Pomeroy from Holler Medical Center and U MW!e on lbe J)eml!eratlc aide can now mltdl lltl!t per. ..,_ _ _ __._.. Is slDll'ly lmprovins. fCli'IIIIIIC8, cr evm vlalbl,y help aave two Cll' mare of lbe Senate PICNICS' SUPERIOR mllfM, and llltljlbm Florence BOILED HAM I ;;, ~~ QRCUS BRAND.. ' sue. BACON lb. 49c SHIRT fiNISHING . MEETS medina ollhe of the Lutheran o1 lbe New . 111.•l~ui Lallier Cuudt w)lb Mre. The Robinson's Oeanets 8ACON lbe book <loves wbo are ~·· p1ndpaltaqell!, be Is ~ to be far mart ol a Mr. BljJiblll he mr naaolleCOild IIIIDln 1188. '!'lie Apw•MIIIIde CCIIfrontatlon, eome lo lbel, Ia &niDI to be 1D lmrn•n••l)rllllerullnc 0110. For lihUe Acn'!" oft4rlattaeb with I liroad sward, Mllllde, lbotJalllllllnllbe laaee llllleld, can draW lllood, too. And lD any event, U li'U fllr dlff-t rtUOIW the llluatlon of Mr. Nlmlla 1981, lfnsk!e In the nallonll polltlell 1u nowhere to JO bat up• -":'~~=::0:::=-"-"1 After the eleclklut he wu CGILildenbly tempted by and .-~ous~y CGDJidered l'lllllllnc fcr lbe pc111 Ill l»nlil cnllc: lllder llllbe Senate tllale\'lllluall)r _,to Sen. Edward Kerlntcb' all Maneebu'Mita. Mulkle, In IIIIa eoJmrmh¢'1 opinion coukl ban .-111M.R£X SIE£L - the-place bad be fouCbt ru- It; but bll frlendl ad9lled him QUAUTY IP!naiiL T11e1r arpDelll na tllat lbe (101111<11 t1 aP''II•nt 1 1 •·-·"'• . , _ .. "::;.~ "" leader, cr whip, 1I'OIIId rnaiD1J pve him the prlvilele 'all aa71D1 ""'.~':'~::::'·· ,.., lir,l» the toplllder,lllke ~"'MaRiana, and ..tel 1 """ " · tie blm down to duDIIb party ~ cl!<rel. -:::-:-::-===- ;;;;;t-o.::;:::::-;;:=--1 '11da, io be ...... had trJdlllonally been jUII obaullbe lllle 'tllbe l~b. 79c ggc · lb. Mage USDA QIOice ROUND STEAK DANISH SliCED CANNED .._~:7 43i &.,Bib. USDA aloice DAK Boneless Rib . FRESH AND MfATY ·· .. . STEAK c - 89~b. lb. PORK ROAST ARMOUR STAR AL1 MEAT JUMBO BOLOGNA Piece OniJ 59Clb. lb. 490 WN and MEATY .. ' September • •"'*"' ....,,., •58 . ' ' .• .,' ' . llillllll wu Mrs. ' .JiaiTJ t:':'.,. ..._ I ... :' ..,' ' .'. ... VARim PACK . . 41nl-~Salam~ Dutch, Pale & Pinento . 12ot 1 . pq. 69C ' PORK STEAK -- /) t t lm f/llf' WIENERS lb. 12 ltz. AIIMeat 2 59° Fresh Home Made - Counby Si,le pkgs. for PURE PORK lb. 9• SAUSAGE••••••••••• 5 Tuppers Plains Society News · ~·b!DtJ.N' · #~=~ally! ill "at. ua flit =~ iiiili ol a · The •·a,_ Su.QaAV ,.: tendance · at ,;, e' • United llethodlat Church wu 56. Offerlng was t1U2. Worslllp ..w:e att,ndance wu a 8l1d ofterin& tGUI. Mn. B. Wayland, Mrs. Wl11ll aru.r and Mre. o, c. Greenlee, all of M1ddlepcn, ... Sunday guullof Mr. 81111 llrl. R. K. Rowana. Mr. and Mn. George Fnn· llileo ol Gallon &pent a recent weekend with Mrs. Effie .. ' J: t ' . ,, .•' .. I . 'I' 'I '·'.'. . ,, RECLINERS .'. ' Wallcln. helirt elllldltlm. '·• Mr. and ll,rs. Otarlea W. Cramer and diiJIIItlllr, NIDC)', ol Colurnbull; Mre. Ema1lne box GCil'rell, Dot.... Adami IIIII a tmnd Ill ~. W. Va.1 spent tile . . . . . wlllllli'.lllll Mn. 'l1JUtman BibcOct. Mra. Harry AI1!IOit all 'llac:lne and lifo. Pan! A1i1Jon Of Zanenllle spent $tJndiY wltlt ll,r, and Mra, ROland TOittiiCI, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Tam · d!e!em7 oi Da'Jtoa CAP ANN FROZEN PERCH .......•................ ~~: 49e~;: · ORANGE JUICE....•.• ~c.79e AWAKE..................... 4 :.: s1 TASTI·FRIES...•........A• s1 COOL WHIP................ ~ 49e SCOT LAD 4-PAK spent • Mr. and Mri. Epllnil of weekend wllll her rnolber, Mrs. lla)'ton ban moved beri to tile Ellie Wallcln. · property of llr. and lira. Mra. Heiii'J' HenileJ Gerald Kimble, formerly · llle cltlldren of Long Bottom R. D. ' • John KQior prop&ly. EverettWalltlllspen~awat · +----~------------------- -PtntareeenldaywiiiiMr. Mrs. Ooear Bi~. · Mr. arid Mra. Claf811ee Nlcholl&pelitTrldaywlllllbelr .IS. t.~f ~::~ lEI~• . Mi-. 'lnil Mrs. Blain Taylor itd granddtlldren •lleiMied lbe machlne. , . _aw~ Fair at Martella Cll .. '' 0~ ~IICh tQ the arid JfJ;I. I . • On$ touch'at\d yOU're set for the new Sli'elch S~tches: That strrretch with the new ,. kr\il!l.theY were made for. · TouCh again-and you're sewing a smooth ~ght buttonhOle. 01 COJJrse,this machi~ " . hi$ the Si~r exclusive PuSh-Button Bobbin - ~- T~ lhi$ new ~ine today. At yoor apPt~.Jiie;l Singe~ ~r, See how you'b$ewl'<· , · BIRDSEYE · BIRDSEYE · BIRDSEYE new Stitch Pattern Dial and yoLI'resewing sll~ht, zig-zag, bltndstitchwt~a~: , ~~~ .• :~ l ' . the nqtU,ral · aoqcir~.es,:, · ···-bOnus · ~·I 'I . ·. . ·. SATURDAY ONLYl ' RIQI.LOAF · AD .' . . �: .,..,'nlt~~llllllitl, -~oy<,Q.,Sept.l5,!1'10 · · ·,· 4~. . \. . . ~:.tl~lf·~-wo~p~Y...ht M · u· I '~ • · The h(81Jlf.,.,. 'Wete prejjeo!OO a ,l!latl- rqc~ by tile hQit ··~·--~ lltend.nce llll cllllrd! and MVel'allndl\lldQil ' - . : . I ... 11. Olfwln& WIB &lfla ..-e ~VI!d, 1 ·t ' • ·~I '**'• ' ~ 1: ftll, IIUIIIIl flcmeo:amlnl et •llit ~ a.ireb wiD be beld ~ ~. SepL II, beP!nJn1 !IIIII SUnday School at f:O a. ,iD., 'lrilP IIII'Yicel wllb tile ~; ~ at 11 a. m. '· ; ~. : lj , ~ , : : ~ i ~ : : . ')' I I " . , I ' "' .·" ' _ . .. I .. · ' , .. -,. . ' _ .•• ., . . . ,, -~ • . . I ·' ~ ' '' ,_ · • , · ;.~,;;,:,,~•J:t!l.:': ·' . • •· ArCher and. 1~. ' Mr. .and Mra. ~lh . Grlftllll and Joe, Mfa, FlaH~jeeSpenl.ir;~~ . =· .. _ Mr . . - .'ll'lnbiP' lierV!cte ~ 'l'liooo_ ~tlelldlfll-- Mr. oilcl )Ill~~~ 11 •• m. W:.lll tile ... Mra. ~t Taylor. Mr. and ~ I!IIIII!Nillla ,Mfl. lJqyd D1IIID~Ir and fidlll>~Irie 'II: 1:u. · •. fulllJ I Mr• ~ ~·. ~U '' ' ••' _ . "focia <-~.01~~ ' ·s.kie"S.'t"'~l-.\ll·:·\dlJl.' ' . , - ·u·. ' . . ' •. ,. ' • . WJ1..U.U1 & .~ . . . WASJm(G~ - ~ tatlnt on lilt Julll ~ (!OI!IIeai , · . BY Mra. Olnllilore Boylea,, ......-I Warner, Mr. 8l1d Mra. Vere mlaltillbltlle~,~~ofNI'ViDiiiiiiHiili!IDoctail•~.: "= ~¥~r!!;, =~~ '!::~l ~. Mi, ani! .h. Clair in _1be eonar-Jonal ~to ~Prultllnl SpiN AQIW! the Walhm,ton J'ITIIileJiqer · · _~,. 1:10 8l1d Cootinue unUI a p. m. Fl)llrod, Sttevl!i 8l1d Kalby, Mre. Sen. Mnuiid Mustle oi Maine IIID ..~ o~J~nlilg bJs own., halurinl "'!'lie Golden Stain" Kate llonac:ber and Freddie, campalsn for tile prtlillerlcy lD IV'IJ. .. ' . ;. r•r-•. ; SUPERIOR liMo SMOKED ·- . .BEIF lly. flllll'let from ~ w Mre. Genevieve .Gulbrie, Mn. In the fllnDil an4 ~~~~-. Ill CGUq~~, Ia Va . ' . Farmle Bernard, Mn- Olle annrerln8 llle <2n \o'.pirllaan iWif that Beadtne the HO!Ileeomlng llenclmoll, Mr. and Mre. aw. pmlde• ·up~ranta are DOt au1oo1 to beecL i!CIIvl1!el are llOyd DIIIIDger. D. Woode and lbe l,lev.and Mrs. t.owmr, .. bu at last found the roatrum and _ lbe ~ ;.~.._•-·· ol -ain eml· Randy Lavender. ~....... .. .... lack of .,...onalltiri\Uie and bll lmd-. bletground . had 'lbe ·Swartz family reunion penlatently del1led blm. =..:.~~:.: be14 In the Woode Grove, 'l'lleae clrcumltincu haw been IIOUI'C!el of fruslralloa.·\D lid· dJMir CGIIImlttee, Mr. And Mn. Sunday, Sept. 8, li'IIB wen at- IDUIId Mllllde; and quite 1IJillerstlndab10. For It Will an bd Emell Taylar and olbers. tended. mliveraaiiJ aclmofrledged in 1981 that u _tile vbpnlildentlal The ~ and reception 'lbe annual Homecoming of l'lllllllng mate~ Hubert H. Humplny, MW!e condueledlnadem-edllll, beld ICII' 111v 8l1d Mrs Randy the Orang~tlan church s1dlful and llll tbe wbole an appeallntpolltiW ciperallon, Lannder ..; AUjl. 31 ' at the will be l>eld on Sunday, Sept. 1! lllere were important Democ:ratslben 1l'ho wlalied lllal the party churcll here .,..118 attended by 38 with the IISII8I forenoon ser· Cllllventlon bad turned 111e ticket upalde clolm, wllb Mu8lde <11 top memben fr4llll Alfred Tuppers vleas, a basket dinner at noon, aide. PbiM and I.Gitrldge ~hurchea and an afternoon program AI Ill!)' rate, he baa now reeched 1111 first ~~~~fettered opportwlll)' ' • beglnnln& at 1:30 wllll the Rev. to become llle leadlDg contender for lbe 1m pre&idenllal . .- - - - - - . . James Qul.!enberry tmd family oomlnallon and, In reality If not In form, the.tllullr head of lbe 118 guea'!'. Demoeralle party. For bJs old chief, Hubert Humplu-ey, baa too .Mr. and Mn. Billy Follrod much li'DI'k to·do at home In Mllmeaola, fl'llll wblcll be hopU til and SUe Ann of Athens, Mr. and return iD lbe Senate, to lllrageelaewllere cr li'IIIT11boul 11. Mrs. Otto Swartz of Shade, Mrs. leaderablp. 1 SAME DAY Harry 1\oos 8l1d children of So Muskle of MaiDI! II out <11 IIJe wry frontline, with all Ita Albany, and Mr. and Mn. perlla and 11a hopei. ADd lbe lroDy of ltll that he 18 in almolt SERVICE Gerald Swar1Z and family of e.aetly the ume JIC)Iitlan of Rlcbard Nlml'a In IIHI6, bQ\ lllr lbe In At ._Ouf AU Marietta, were Sunday visitors fact that NIJ'Dn then held oo public of!lce. 'lbe pobltll thai be IIM'Our Frte Parlllng Lot at the Follrod-Roblnson home. mcre cr Jess picked up the RepublleaD Congreulonll ""''P"I&n Ia Harry G:olbrie WIIB returned his bare banda 81111 11'11 lble to claim credit for tht lillnlflcant to his home here last Tuesday Republlean p1na of that :year. . . 2161. 2nd, Pomeroy from Holler Medical Center and U MW!e on lbe J)eml!eratlc aide can now mltdl lltl!t per. ..,_ _ _ __._.. Is slDll'ly lmprovins. fCli'IIIIIIC8, cr evm vlalbl,y help aave two Cll' mare of lbe Senate PICNICS' SUPERIOR mllfM, and llltljlbm Florence BOILED HAM I ;;, ~~ QRCUS BRAND.. ' sue. BACON lb. 49c SHIRT fiNISHING . MEETS medina ollhe of the Lutheran o1 lbe New . 111.•l~ui Lallier Cuudt w)lb Mre. The Robinson's Oeanets 8ACON lbe book <loves wbo are ~·· p1ndpaltaqell!, be Is ~ to be far mart ol a Mr. BljJiblll he mr naaolleCOild IIIIDln 1188. '!'lie Apw•MIIIIde CCIIfrontatlon, eome lo lbel, Ia &niDI to be 1D lmrn•n••l)rllllerullnc 0110. For lihUe Acn'!" oft4rlattaeb with I liroad sward, Mllllde, lbotJalllllllnllbe laaee llllleld, can draW lllood, too. And lD any event, U li'U fllr dlff-t rtUOIW the llluatlon of Mr. Nlmlla 1981, lfnsk!e In the nallonll polltlell 1u nowhere to JO bat up• -":'~~=::0:::=-"-"1 After the eleclklut he wu CGILildenbly tempted by and .-~ous~y CGDJidered l'lllllllnc fcr lbe pc111 Ill l»nlil cnllc: lllder llllbe Senate tllale\'lllluall)r _,to Sen. Edward Kerlntcb' all Maneebu'Mita. Mulkle, In IIIIa eoJmrmh¢'1 opinion coukl ban .-111M.R£X SIE£L - the-place bad be fouCbt ru- It; but bll frlendl ad9lled him QUAUTY IP!naiiL T11e1r arpDelll na tllat lbe (101111<11 t1 aP''II•nt 1 1 •·-·"'• . , _ .. "::;.~ "" leader, cr whip, 1I'OIIId rnaiD1J pve him the prlvilele 'all aa71D1 ""'.~':'~::::'·· ,.., lir,l» the toplllder,lllke ~"'MaRiana, and ..tel 1 """ " · tie blm down to duDIIb party ~ cl!<rel. -:::-:-::-===- ;;;;;t-o.::;:::::-;;:=--1 '11da, io be ...... had trJdlllonally been jUII obaullbe lllle 'tllbe l~b. 79c ggc · lb. Mage USDA QIOice ROUND STEAK DANISH SliCED CANNED .._~:7 43i &.,Bib. USDA aloice DAK Boneless Rib . FRESH AND MfATY ·· .. . STEAK c - 89~b. lb. PORK ROAST ARMOUR STAR AL1 MEAT JUMBO BOLOGNA Piece OniJ 59Clb. lb. 490 WN and MEATY .. ' September • •"'*"' ....,,., •58 . ' ' .• .,' ' . llillllll wu Mrs. ' .JiaiTJ t:':'.,. ..._ I ... :' ..,' ' .'. ... VARim PACK . . 41nl-~Salam~ Dutch, Pale & Pinento . 12ot 1 . pq. 69C ' PORK STEAK -- /) t t lm f/llf' WIENERS lb. 12 ltz. AIIMeat 2 59° Fresh Home Made - Counby Si,le pkgs. for PURE PORK lb. 9• SAUSAGE••••••••••• 5 Tuppers Plains Society News · ~·b!DtJ.N' · #~=~ally! ill "at. ua flit =~ iiiili ol a · The •·a,_ Su.QaAV ,.: tendance · at ,;, e' • United llethodlat Church wu 56. Offerlng was t1U2. Worslllp ..w:e att,ndance wu a 8l1d ofterin& tGUI. Mn. B. Wayland, Mrs. Wl11ll aru.r and Mre. o, c. Greenlee, all of M1ddlepcn, ... Sunday guullof Mr. 81111 llrl. R. K. Rowana. Mr. and Mn. George Fnn· llileo ol Gallon &pent a recent weekend with Mrs. Effie .. ' J: t ' . ,, .•' .. I . 'I' 'I '·'.'. . ,, RECLINERS .'. ' Wallcln. helirt elllldltlm. '·• Mr. and ll,rs. Otarlea W. Cramer and diiJIIItlllr, NIDC)', ol Colurnbull; Mre. Ema1lne box GCil'rell, Dot.... Adami IIIII a tmnd Ill ~. W. Va.1 spent tile . . . . . wlllllli'.lllll Mn. 'l1JUtman BibcOct. Mra. Harry AI1!IOit all 'llac:lne and lifo. Pan! A1i1Jon Of Zanenllle spent $tJndiY wltlt ll,r, and Mra, ROland TOittiiCI, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Tam · d!e!em7 oi Da'Jtoa CAP ANN FROZEN PERCH .......•................ ~~: 49e~;: · ORANGE JUICE....•.• ~c.79e AWAKE..................... 4 :.: s1 TASTI·FRIES...•........A• s1 COOL WHIP................ ~ 49e SCOT LAD 4-PAK spent • Mr. and Mri. Epllnil of weekend wllll her rnolber, Mrs. lla)'ton ban moved beri to tile Ellie Wallcln. · property of llr. and lira. Mra. Heiii'J' HenileJ Gerald Kimble, formerly · llle cltlldren of Long Bottom R. D. ' • John KQior prop&ly. EverettWalltlllspen~awat · +----~------------------- -PtntareeenldaywiiiiMr. Mrs. Ooear Bi~. · Mr. arid Mra. Claf811ee Nlcholl&pelitTrldaywlllllbelr .IS. t.~f ~::~ lEI~• . Mi-. 'lnil Mrs. Blain Taylor itd granddtlldren •lleiMied lbe machlne. , . _aw~ Fair at Martella Cll .. '' 0~ ~IICh tQ the arid JfJ;I. I . • On$ touch'at\d yOU're set for the new Sli'elch S~tches: That strrretch with the new ,. kr\il!l.theY were made for. · TouCh again-and you're sewing a smooth ~ght buttonhOle. 01 COJJrse,this machi~ " . hi$ the Si~r exclusive PuSh-Button Bobbin - ~- T~ lhi$ new ~ine today. At yoor apPt~.Jiie;l Singe~ ~r, See how you'b$ewl'<· , · BIRDSEYE · BIRDSEYE · BIRDSEYE new Stitch Pattern Dial and yoLI'resewing sll~ht, zig-zag, bltndstitchwt~a~: , ~~~ .• :~ l ' . the nqtU,ral · aoqcir~.es,:, · ···-bOnus · ~·I 'I . ·. . ·. SATURDAY ONLYl ' RIQI.LOAF · AD .' . . �'l;i~iii .. ... Quick; Easv F~ , , <!• , _., · .., Corner By charlene Hoeflich ,:; ' ~.' b['' ; t't r{ If Jll" lbousht your house wu quiet when lbe ~ YOUIIIII!Ier ' ~ to~..... lhlllt of Jeemle Zabl S!Dith. Tod.y lbe lrtplellll, Betty, Barbara and Sam, wbo Cllllle to Uw will! Jelllllie and Leo wblle they ~ bt Middleparl, entered llinclqllrl.tll. '!bey were Blx laat month. 'l'lle silence must be C• driving cruy. The Jeamie proud l!l'llldpareniBof lbe trio, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zabl, were .., to Winternllle last weekend lot a vt.il. Leo wu home fnlm the .,..,W job trllnin8 be's tatlng bt PittabuJ'Sh. Tbe &nlthl' 9011, Kemy, 1111 senior Ibis year. ' ~!~ 5 ' -· "" ;i: it:. 0 •• ~ t; ; :: •• 'I: ,, •\ • •• •• •• . ... " ' I!• . • •• '.' •• ~: •• . THE FIVE MEMBERS of the Meigs County Sa1oo 710, Eight and Forty, involved iD a wreck Sunday at Portsmoulll were shook up but not blrl, allllougb the Knapp car was beavUy damaged. Pl!arl Knapp, Mary Martin, Eunle Brinker, Iva Powell, and Ruth H. Tbornton were bt the car wbl!ll II was struck by another wblde. They were enroute to a receptloo bonoring Eight and Forty Departemental Chapeau HAzel EiUott. After telephoning home!or someone to CllllO and get them the five located the Town HDuae for IUIICb. 'l'lley me~~tloned their accident to the manager wbo bnmedlaloly ·voluntoered to dri"R lllem to the American Ugilft baD where the receptlnn was being held. There ars lots of nice peqlle around. MICHAEL HAZELTON IS BACK at the Kentucky OUistten College, Grayson, Ky. for his junior year. His summer was spent as a youlll minister at the Grove City Cburch of Christ at Grove City. Last summer be did similar work at Columbia Chapel. Mike Ia 1110 son of Mr. and Mrs. Jllllel Hazelton and waa here over the weekend for a visit. ' First Birthday is Celebrated Sunday Social Calendar 'IUESilA y MIDDLEPORT Garden Club 7:30 p.m. Tueeday, borne oi Mrs. Carl Horky. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slason of near Kyger ent.erislned &mday with a party in observance of llle lint birthday ol their son, John Wesley. Mrs. 81111011 served lee cream, cake and coffee. Gueata were Mrs.' Iva~~. kmla, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown, Teresa, Carla and Kelly, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Wayoe S1ason of KJger, and llle hoots' older son, Robbie Sencfu,g gjfta ..... aarence Stewart, Mlas Unda Slason and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hart, all of ColwnbUII. During the party the youngst<r ncelved a telepbone call from his godparenta, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise, Waverly. ~ fNm the lamUy group wu Jsnes Stewart stationed Wtth the U. S. NavY at Great Lakes Training Center. MOTHERS of Girl Scout Junior '!Mop 100, Sali•A•ry ldlool, 7 p.m. Theeday. SAIJSBURY PTA 7:30 Tueeday nllbt. lntroduciiCil of olflcen, teachers and parsnls. Rev. WWiam Alrson to clve dewll1111. Refrealunents. THIRD Tuesday Club, Tul!ldaJ 7:30 p.m.,IOclal room of Columbus and Southem Ohlo Electrie Co., Mlddleport. OIUO Eta Pili Dlapter, Beta lllgmal'bl Sorority ,11111181 rWlb party, bome of Carolyn Satterfleld, Rutland Road. 6:30 Tueeday mminl!. SYRACUSE PTA Tuesday 7:30p.m. Speabr Rev. Forrest Danley will use as his topic ITJ: ''<lumlkW Youth ond Changi~~g Woman '11mel." AllXILlARY oF 111e Rutland Volunteer'·:,_Flremen, 7:30 Tuesday, llr.bouae, ail interested ladies invited. WJII)NFSDAY WINDING TRAIL Garden Club, ap.m. Wednesday, home of Mrs. Faye Pratt. BOSWORTH Council 46, Royal ond Select Masters, state meeUng, 7:30p.m. Wednesday, I'Gmer(J)I Masonic Temple. All companions urged II> attend. POMEROY Shakespeare Club, 1:11 Wednesday, home of Mrs. Dale &nlth. SYRACI,ISE Third WedneiMiaJ · llomemakers Club beginning 10 a.m. Wednesday at headquarter~ II Munlcipal Put. Flnt meeting 'lf fall with eleetiCII ~ omc-t to be held and yearbOokl prepared. PotlueiE lwiCh at' noon. All 1n]un:u ·---.1 In AccUknt h<Jmb.•W.1Mcome. P• PAST' ;n.tdenta, Ladies Amrl»•ty, DrP, Webel« 311, AIDalj:ril\~tlslon, 7:10p.m. w~y.mofMr>.EUen Coucll. . TIIURSDAY MIDDLEPORT Child Consei'YaUon , League, 1'111!1'1daY, 7:30 p.m. Columbia 0.. Co. · office, MMidlep:rt. . CLASS . Heath l,lnlted Metllodllt . ~:311 p.m. Thursday,. Mn. Glenn Mro. B. preold•nt; .Jones, Hlbba, lreall lOtTe:::; 12, •·. " )' ~- ~v~~ l ., ·.'11)WQ'OPI"be~•bt• ... ... provided water b, ..._ .. ""'er~. ~~ tlhft-....~00!~ ~ ~~~.~~. He has llpl'inp at 1fhlcb. Mr, Mell!iirw• He ~!Bid, "ll'~t !o improve '. . ·~ ~";.....i,J , ·~ lleeli\ 1 • e~tatoi' · of• the conall'i!Cted l:oncrete wa!Airbtg theeitatlnggra.iratherthanto if ;Pl', ~~ (]lulil Wft~rn · &Ill Con"fYitlon troughs. . pli.lwitupandreseetl'ltbeca~~~e ~ q!_,up,land IU llirlw' ,Dilirict linl,le 1941•. JIQIIand 1'1. A lllrmer echGol }Ueber who I om'af!'ild lllatlf 1plo!J it, the • who.~lll~~of JMk7 ;belpecl hlrO de\'lkJp his last 5J!1n8 reur~ becaWJe of. ~t#~Jtov~ ond wash • ., :..~ •' !.1~ (!. _:.~· · ~-·~plan. . ' , •. poor . ·lliillh alter more !han 35 my soil ~l'a,y." He allo ~ ,~" •0'l .~..., :UJ~. ~liulJJtix\m4all hill · years bt the Maaop County puithewanu!cll!l.getllme Which .,••. Ke,li ~ ~ called in lflllland Iince ..,.....lng a ecbool4)'stem, Meadows is now till!~ ~WII. ' cona,rvatt'l.::O•uage, • coopdtor. iJe has -done Ibis up and' arOund and doing Ugbt ·lfE FEEI; ~TIt 1a about "II!'~ ;" ', ' . witll '!In; and ,~. and work on hill fBrrll. tJme ihat we could ris!c telling Mtl .lie, l'llle!l. •bai'nyard)!wlure. to. paaturas .,ORE ~nutiNG qnolher Sl.la1te •lOry. .,.._It '; &~' ' F ' , WiSter ~ J ...ur. , :;.·... rrac.. ~,. ...hatwugoiJ¥11111. 111e ~ They said the bt.dt llilate, ~from Jr. ~-"'"' '' aboul feel · l"!!ll, 1!1111 ' ,liOtfi of,.'ll)ii!l ~swalloWingafrog,.AiiparelltJyil oee~ AuT~~~~ ~ . . . . wu wrlllllng Jta body ln Ill refeffld te by nne~ a: effort to buiDP tile fnlc dc!WD. "doS daJI." ~e - , ....,.. when Mr. aftd )(!'a. c&ttP' gol man~ l'lld ~ ~ cloee to the'~, It lleil with ~·if'lllllle411 ,...... . . * H J?ipit[JIOod· · TECHNICIANS OF Soli Wetoldone.afewweeksback ,.J:JftSl Weber Tbcma. ' .,. Conservation Service · are and we beard conslderable -~ . · ~·, . ,. f'redaMlller'tplllladaywilll mailing IIUI'Veys and getting commentfrompeoplewhoread ~ ~-~,. altellded her litter, !Atha Wood: In tile ready lor aoother scheduled it. This story actually happened tbt.,_p~J:.:~·Rev· llflerno<ll they ' called on Ml'.. visltofthetileditcblngmachbte about a week allOt our other .Grall: ,Iiili, . .. :!1111dJdalel. and ~.!loy CIIN!f. belonging to llle State Soil nperience wlth the Eastern The ~ were frOm ~ Olyde Burke and f8mlly of CciNervaUon Committee. It Ia Ho.nose snake or Blowing ,'Nazlltlpl ,Q!lftb. c·.. . AkriiiiPIIIIa weekend with hill ecPedUied to begin work bt VIper, as it Ia called. ~- ·,~ · ~ pta and Kenny. ~Y ~ .County. on October 12, WewereonlheEuseneStaats . lllii'lolloni~luhriiekt · ~il,t·tlltsurkebcme- 'ibeljle)lnesarebelngialdout, place on Sand Fork of Crab Letha' Koblentz ·~ailed on ·!lob~· Jr. and family and ~.measured and llll'Ve)rs Creek, examining a water ~ GeJthetD!tr .-.a;. Terry )lurke·and famlly. made so that the gradss can be problem which they had near · Opal Hollan .• ,,edecoratlng •14f.andMrs.Ruue11Smlthof fiS!u'i!d for each We Uno. the hOU&e. We looked in their her ~ !Ltving Olllelllive GJenburlley. Md., vlllted his The Masoo County fanners front yard and saw a medium f9lrl dill!!' .betotunovlng ln. mother and aister at Sliver planning to Install tile ars Billy sized black snake writhing as if Mrs, Moon l*a~eturned from ·Ndp. · Graham on tbe It'. · L. it were fl&htlng SC!Ditllllng. Mr. a lrtp to BrCNid,oell. . . ·,, liJcbard Barton and famlly Wililamson farm, Floyd and Mrs. Ric...rd Casto, Rqbert Wood and lamHf~ ~t'llunday"with hill mother, Ray~utn, Edw.ard Hogg, . daughter and son-Jn..law olthe .Herbert Nelson, Robert Staata family, examjned the tallllht bow· to cook by their atll:nded the alate lair on · Mtl. Jane llm!lll. mo!h.era. Either U.,if 'motb· Sullclay. · · .'8, lt.' Ridenour returned Thomas, Oldtown Farms Jlld en didn't take the time or Erma Heilman and Ellzabelll . htan!l after a trlp. · Cllfford CarSQil. the YOUlli ~Is didn't want Wickham ape11t a day with Mrs. Earl Dean and daUShter, C. G. JONES OF Buzzard ta::~oun7wl!: ~7"~ bealtb 'II~ food edlton Jetllllfer and Roger Ga"! ond Fork of Thirteen MUe Creek, our pages a substitute for and other teadm; It llsl!l tbi ~ attende¢ ll!e slate .ratr on who operates a 160<1cre fann, has been a cooperator of the parental trainlnC ln cooking. month'• b e 1 t buys tllhei· &lnday · "But !hey don't "'ll'lllt to fro~ , the pllilitl(t!l foOcra list Mr. and Mrs: ~ley Woode Dialrict many years. When be apend too much time: They or .from illher· blgh.qllilll1 ~P~~~t SUnday Afternoon with visited our o!Rce recendy be ~t thAt llfe IJld theldQOtl, and wliJI,i ~ It e.m I,•!'Mf• and Mrs. ~:Hines of told Vlrginla Rajlburn and • liP. l!loderil , s,x, :be Qulok , Raclpel . ll!!!i7':!!1~1!lpli ·are -'Aihent Rd. ~ attended a Denver Yoho of SCS about his COOII:."' llld eu)';·.011r , ~g61 make IDcluded. E~ . P~ II · • birthday IIJIIIN!I' for 111e l!l'anCl- plans for Improving certain POIJCE OFFICERS DO 00 MUCH to Insure the safety of our school cbUdren. Can't help but notice, morning, noon and night that Pcmeroy Pollcs ll>lel Jed Wellllter is at Pomeroy Elementary to help wbllrewr be can. Of!icials bt other communlUss ars doing llle same, we're sure . rr MUST TAXE REAL a>URAGE to give up a pay check and go back to coUege, particularly when you have a wife aod three young daughters to support. After about eight years at Kaiser, Bill Sheridan quit and this fall enrolled full time at Rto Grande College. His wife, Rachel, " registered nurse, went to ...,..11; at the Holzer Medical Center aod llle family moved from P0111eroy to Rio Grande . · ··· ~; ~TN_Oit' MAODOX li!EA Fto4 pnd NutriiiOn · ' ' · WE'RE HAPPY TO REPORT that genial Dick Owens is making good progress. He was rtturned home Friday from lbe Hcl2er Medical Center, and as of then had nceiwd 129 get-wen eanls, many from Robin8on Laundry cu.tomers along his route. ~ :, , .. • -,.4...•.,.,. ~Eartp,er 'oi(l/platJ4 . • J ' . INFANTS AfiE WHilE ElJ( SIZE .~ · ru.n.. Nature Preserve Toured Six members of the Rutlaod Friendly Gardeners toured Wahkeena, a J.50.acre nature preserve near Lancaster admlnistered by the Ohio Historical Society, Thursday. Mrs. Mary st. John, naturalist, served as guide for the groll]i .., a hike around the ground&. In the group were Mrs. James Carpenter and son, Jay, Mrs. Joe BoUn and son, Craig, Mrs. Homer Parker, Mrs. Bill WUUamson, Mrs. Larry EdWlll'ds, 111d Mrs. Rarold WoHe. The Rutland Friendly Gardeners, along wlth other ganlen clubs of the slate, contribute to a lund each year to help support the atea. Wahkeen• State Memorial wu bequeathed to the Ohio Historical Society by Mrs. Cannon Warner ln 1967. When the Warners originally purchased the land, lt ,.. a farm Wahkeena taken during 111e four seasons, a small museum housing stuffed blrds and animals native of the area, aa well as preserved inaeeta, ars but some of the natural attractions. Of particular Interest to the garden club members are the ...tea plantings. A terraced garden has 36 auleas provlded by members of the Ohio Associatioo of Garden Cluba and given bt memory of Albert C. Pool, bU!Iband of SUale C. Pool, 1966-M presldent of the O.A.G.C. PlantingS of partirular interes! to the garden club members were the 23 varieties of fern lncludbtg senaltlve, cinnamon, and margiDal shield. Growing at llle base of large rocks and cliffs ars bloodroot, columbiDe, Christmas fern, ~ Ivy, and wild bJeedln• beart.SIIrublaren~a many speclee,of treet tbe groJIIds. Ruped foot trails w~ tllrou&b the 'tiGOded IICtion wldle rustle loot brldtlea take vtators IC!'OIIII IIDII1l lltnlml. Numeroua wild llolml bloom about the area and vlrietlel of mUihrOOIDI In 1UIIIIIUal lbapel and calon Salt btoc:b are provlded lllrou,&b llle area for deer IIIII many large bird leedln ll't apt 8lled dallJ to atlnct the many species. Mrs. st. Jolm caulloned aplnlllile poln!OUI muabrooml IIIJII ~ for lhe &fOUP a copperhead killed there racently. Wahkeena Ia llle oDlJ nalln JftMS ve ln Oldo. are-· Pl'cnl'c Held Saturday -.rs Will Make Sheets for E-R Plana to make llbeeta for the Pomeroy emera~ iquad eel ,.... INide during a .-nt '· CRAWLER THE SHOEBOX Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced Ml DOLE PORT, O. ~~~;~~ .• -~·~Iter Tbe Smart Shopper, beJUII duced ~IllY by Offset ~;~::~~~:n~·~-----~bo~t~~~~al~on:g~B~~~~~r:~:::::~~=~~~===========~~ ptiDI- couiltl of · ·tor .·lJIII'anuaey 10 pages. Each montb 1,001 ~~~·~~~~~~FO!ICI copies are sent 10 teacher• iDg, .U.otber meth· ocfs, ~~ iDcludlng . tlftspapera. About <4 miWon ~ op I e ' a vocational 'IChooll, · pubtlC month are cllstribuled. ·· "E x e e J> t for hard-line gourmets, lhe · materlal seems to ~se most peo. pte. Many me,fl mile lhat I hey use :them. A Florida echool for the deat, a btlllpl· tal ln North Dakota for the mentally defl!llt~~t and • Silt · J,.ake City adult educaUon meetlil8 of the Sn-Rite.kwllll lltl8, Qub, boiled by Mrs. Ronald Iirownlnc and Mrs. Rayaiond: Bally. '1be &J'OUP also diacull 1 a rummage aale.to be held Oct. I 111d 8. Mrs. llalty and Mrs. Edward Wells received blrthdaf!llfla from their secret p81a, Mrs. F.dtlrard WeUa and !4rs. Don McKDI&bt' wiD IM!M u bolllnmlor tlie nut meeting. Refresbmenta were served to · !bole named and · Mn. Bill Mcillnlel, pnlident; Mrs. Don . program are some users," H'EAl andlssaidtohavecost~an Mullell,FloMrs. Willard Bo,el', acre. Dr. Warner bought the . Mra. Strlcklud, Mta. ' land for his wife as a wedding Jamt11 Neulzlln&, Mrs. LIJT)r gjft and provided for her to Webrung, Mrs. George Hoff· plant and land.!eape it as most 'l'lle annual ptcnlc of the John Mal!!!l, Mrs. David Drake man, ,Mrs. Doa Colllnt, Mrs. of it appears today. United Faith Church of and daughter, TIIIDIIIY, Shelby, O!arlel Hoffman, and Mrs. : Features of the preserve Pomeroy was held Saturday at N.c.; Mike Nease, Ray, Frank Ella Gllmllre, Jr. inclnde numerous varieties of the Portland Park. and Debbie McMI11in ol RaciDe; trees, plaots and animals with a Members of tbe cburch and Cindy GriDIIead and Gres two-acre lake ~ the ll1ll'priSOil Mlas Kathy Hill wllll Camp, Mason, w. va. setting lot water fowl. Rock a mlsceUaoeous lhower. Mlas cliffs, a cave with t l'W'I$Ia IIIli; a 1971li!I'8Wate of Southem Pcmeroy, Route 3 is a . . spring of water;& 'hiiuc gue.l Hlgb School and church pianist pl~ at the Holler Medical collage where .:f.uors are lot the past four years, Je1t Center. Her room number is shown sUdes of scenes, at ' Sunday for Nelsonville where 232. ' ebe will attend llle Trl.cuunty Two Tie For Queen's School ol Nursing. A patty for vel«ans at the .==--~--------~-~-----~~._:;,---'44 Attending the plcnlc were the Honor for Pound loss Rev. and Mrs. Robert Smllh Southea•tern Oblo Menial Uand~·-· and son, Robert; Mr. and Mrs. Health Cent«, Athens, w~ Mr~. Norma Rosse ,..,.. Ernest Smith and aon, David; given Thursday by the .. Bemtce Durst Ued for ~ueen .of Mr. and Mrs. Fred SaDJI!O! and AuDilary oi,Drew Webeter Poll ., ' 'i . 11 .. ~ the week honors for we~ght ioaa children Tommy Ch8rles. 39, American Leglon. · at last week's meeting of the Debbie .,;d Mrs. Ho~ Qames were pla7ed with r.. \ ' l(. Meigs TOPS Knotchers. Drake and cbUdren Lannle cl&irettea, tobacco, candy bars, ,. ' ! :. I<'' _Runners-up were Mrs. Belly Gloria, Slaroo, Buddy, minlll and gum being glvan u ' \ . ,, Fife,- Mrs. Kathryn Denison, Eddie; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hill prizes. Relresllmenta were l. ~· and Mrs. Betty Dawson. Tying and chlldren, Roger, Kathy, aandwlchea donated by Mrs. .: . .. f '\.'/I·· •. for we1ght galned d~g the Ronnle, Sharoo and Brian; Mr. Dorothy Douglao, cupcakea, .~. week were Mrs. CeceUa Mlt£h, ond Mrs. Norman Hysell and potall> clllpoj 81Jpiel{ and Koo]. >• ~ .~·' ,,.I 1 and Mrs. Clara Adams, with chlldr Bru T and Ald. EliCit veteran reeetved two Mrs. Louise McCarty as the en, ce, erry' ' (, ~<'" 1:iske olf Norma, Mrs. Maude Smith, Mr. paqa <i ciprellel. frays of runner-up. Six TOPS ' and Mrs Orville Hogue fruit wen ient to wtenna oa pounds sensibly, one KOP, keep Visitor~ were Bonnie H.,p, of the wardllinable IAl attead pie off pounds, and one turUe were New y k at . Mr and Mrs party. Junior allllUary ., at the meeting. or Y• · • memberl made !be nu!A:tp. ;. ' ., Mrs. ~ Martin, Mrs. lllilh ' ' B. Thornton, Mra. Loretta ··, tlemeyer, and Mrs. Veda Da.la conductad the party, ·,,.~e;J'J~·~Ml..·'qSer Veterans Are Given 131... 3UO 31... ::~~ suo 31.411 U:~ u.oo 38... 14 ·~ ··,~~.;,;;io' to accOrding to Joyce Short, educatecf at Wheaton, lndl· ana State and Amtrlclll unlveraiUes. MarHed and a houu\ l!l'anilmother she Ia l g I y regarded at the USDA. ' "AU the dOIIated foodl. listed here are •vaUahle Dation· IllY d u r lll g a parileular montb. Sinte muy foodl are not donated in amoUDlt to meet total lamlly needl, we · list other good and ,.reason• 1\bly J>lieed fOQI!s to IIIIPPle- ·' 1i:~~~t~~r"'/' -~~,won-· ,,.,. ,.1 ¢'" ,,,..,.,,"\t ~~~:~; ':,~"~..~·:~.:··b:.~,;, l;'H:E~·~o ·=~{· ·~:~· u · ,D.u'*"£·"·80.us ,. ~ 1ll.02 . . 11UI .'1 " ' Party at Athens . JUST COULDN'T WAIT TO SPRING THEIR GREAT NEW •OJ ';:,,,;·"~~!!. ~ I ; t ,!{, Lurlnda; and . '~ ~ . • ., ~ - j ,, ' .. , ,_.J NLL'l"S NINTBBS The CM.,.II1 Tfii!Sbtor never netdl. , _.,_l)if!~.l~ r•l!'bll .illtlttrenslmi ~ · alicl •IK\I'iftle tlrCllltry 1$1ritetnl tiJI,. . til!J loq4Ho baltoiJ. Froon ... / " yui tilt • . ' · .e•_ ... ' ~· ·uciNG ,DOD.G£ All-new ~971 ~ge the mlni:cars. a thing .or two. fun' to drive; 'Yet t~'"'s bai:k':'So 'it ·y~ .want ~to ,save ,tfii!QY Ylilturselt.~6d~ve ·iot .the spirit-ne~·Docige· Qe'rnon. . '' ' '• ' ,· �'l;i~iii .. ... Quick; Easv F~ , , <!• , _., · .., Corner By charlene Hoeflich ,:; ' ~.' b['' ; t't r{ If Jll" lbousht your house wu quiet when lbe ~ YOUIIIII!Ier ' ~ to~..... lhlllt of Jeemle Zabl S!Dith. Tod.y lbe lrtplellll, Betty, Barbara and Sam, wbo Cllllle to Uw will! Jelllllie and Leo wblle they ~ bt Middleparl, entered llinclqllrl.tll. '!bey were Blx laat month. 'l'lle silence must be C• driving cruy. The Jeamie proud l!l'llldpareniBof lbe trio, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Zabl, were .., to Winternllle last weekend lot a vt.il. Leo wu home fnlm the .,..,W job trllnin8 be's tatlng bt PittabuJ'Sh. Tbe &nlthl' 9011, Kemy, 1111 senior Ibis year. ' ~!~ 5 ' -· "" ;i: it:. 0 •• ~ t; ; :: •• 'I: ,, •\ • •• •• •• . ... " ' I!• . • •• '.' •• ~: •• . THE FIVE MEMBERS of the Meigs County Sa1oo 710, Eight and Forty, involved iD a wreck Sunday at Portsmoulll were shook up but not blrl, allllougb the Knapp car was beavUy damaged. Pl!arl Knapp, Mary Martin, Eunle Brinker, Iva Powell, and Ruth H. Tbornton were bt the car wbl!ll II was struck by another wblde. They were enroute to a receptloo bonoring Eight and Forty Departemental Chapeau HAzel EiUott. After telephoning home!or someone to CllllO and get them the five located the Town HDuae for IUIICb. 'l'lley me~~tloned their accident to the manager wbo bnmedlaloly ·voluntoered to dri"R lllem to the American Ugilft baD where the receptlnn was being held. There ars lots of nice peqlle around. MICHAEL HAZELTON IS BACK at the Kentucky OUistten College, Grayson, Ky. for his junior year. His summer was spent as a youlll minister at the Grove City Cburch of Christ at Grove City. Last summer be did similar work at Columbia Chapel. Mike Ia 1110 son of Mr. and Mrs. Jllllel Hazelton and waa here over the weekend for a visit. ' First Birthday is Celebrated Sunday Social Calendar 'IUESilA y MIDDLEPORT Garden Club 7:30 p.m. Tueeday, borne oi Mrs. Carl Horky. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Slason of near Kyger ent.erislned &mday with a party in observance of llle lint birthday ol their son, John Wesley. Mrs. 81111011 served lee cream, cake and coffee. Gueata were Mrs.' Iva~~. kmla, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown, Teresa, Carla and Kelly, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Wayoe S1ason of KJger, and llle hoots' older son, Robbie Sencfu,g gjfta ..... aarence Stewart, Mlas Unda Slason and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hart, all of ColwnbUII. During the party the youngst<r ncelved a telepbone call from his godparenta, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wise, Waverly. ~ fNm the lamUy group wu Jsnes Stewart stationed Wtth the U. S. NavY at Great Lakes Training Center. MOTHERS of Girl Scout Junior '!Mop 100, Sali•A•ry ldlool, 7 p.m. Theeday. SAIJSBURY PTA 7:30 Tueeday nllbt. lntroduciiCil of olflcen, teachers and parsnls. Rev. WWiam Alrson to clve dewll1111. Refrealunents. THIRD Tuesday Club, Tul!ldaJ 7:30 p.m.,IOclal room of Columbus and Southem Ohlo Electrie Co., Mlddleport. OIUO Eta Pili Dlapter, Beta lllgmal'bl Sorority ,11111181 rWlb party, bome of Carolyn Satterfleld, Rutland Road. 6:30 Tueeday mminl!. SYRACUSE PTA Tuesday 7:30p.m. Speabr Rev. Forrest Danley will use as his topic ITJ: ''<lumlkW Youth ond Changi~~g Woman '11mel." AllXILlARY oF 111e Rutland Volunteer'·:,_Flremen, 7:30 Tuesday, llr.bouae, ail interested ladies invited. WJII)NFSDAY WINDING TRAIL Garden Club, ap.m. Wednesday, home of Mrs. Faye Pratt. BOSWORTH Council 46, Royal ond Select Masters, state meeUng, 7:30p.m. Wednesday, I'Gmer(J)I Masonic Temple. All companions urged II> attend. POMEROY Shakespeare Club, 1:11 Wednesday, home of Mrs. Dale &nlth. SYRACI,ISE Third WedneiMiaJ · llomemakers Club beginning 10 a.m. Wednesday at headquarter~ II Munlcipal Put. Flnt meeting 'lf fall with eleetiCII ~ omc-t to be held and yearbOokl prepared. PotlueiE lwiCh at' noon. All 1n]un:u ·---.1 In AccUknt h<Jmb.•W.1Mcome. P• PAST' ;n.tdenta, Ladies Amrl»•ty, DrP, Webel« 311, AIDalj:ril\~tlslon, 7:10p.m. w~y.mofMr>.EUen Coucll. . TIIURSDAY MIDDLEPORT Child Consei'YaUon , League, 1'111!1'1daY, 7:30 p.m. Columbia 0.. Co. · office, MMidlep:rt. . CLASS . Heath l,lnlted Metllodllt . ~:311 p.m. Thursday,. Mn. Glenn Mro. B. preold•nt; .Jones, Hlbba, lreall lOtTe:::; 12, •·. " )' ~- ~v~~ l ., ·.'11)WQ'OPI"be~•bt• ... ... provided water b, ..._ .. ""'er~. ~~ tlhft-....~00!~ ~ ~~~.~~. He has llpl'inp at 1fhlcb. Mr, Mell!iirw• He ~!Bid, "ll'~t !o improve '. . ·~ ~";.....i,J , ·~ lleeli\ 1 • e~tatoi' · of• the conall'i!Cted l:oncrete wa!Airbtg theeitatlnggra.iratherthanto if ;Pl', ~~ (]lulil Wft~rn · &Ill Con"fYitlon troughs. . pli.lwitupandreseetl'ltbeca~~~e ~ q!_,up,land IU llirlw' ,Dilirict linl,le 1941•. JIQIIand 1'1. A lllrmer echGol }Ueber who I om'af!'ild lllatlf 1plo!J it, the • who.~lll~~of JMk7 ;belpecl hlrO de\'lkJp his last 5J!1n8 reur~ becaWJe of. ~t#~Jtov~ ond wash • ., :..~ •' !.1~ (!. _:.~· · ~-·~plan. . ' , •. poor . ·lliillh alter more !han 35 my soil ~l'a,y." He allo ~ ,~" •0'l .~..., :UJ~. ~liulJJtix\m4all hill · years bt the Maaop County puithewanu!cll!l.getllme Which .,••. Ke,li ~ ~ called in lflllland Iince ..,.....lng a ecbool4)'stem, Meadows is now till!~ ~WII. ' cona,rvatt'l.::O•uage, • coopdtor. iJe has -done Ibis up and' arOund and doing Ugbt ·lfE FEEI; ~TIt 1a about "II!'~ ;" ', ' . witll '!In; and ,~. and work on hill fBrrll. tJme ihat we could ris!c telling Mtl .lie, l'llle!l. •bai'nyard)!wlure. to. paaturas .,ORE ~nutiNG qnolher Sl.la1te •lOry. .,.._It '; &~' ' F ' , WiSter ~ J ...ur. , :;.·... rrac.. ~,. ...hatwugoiJ¥11111. 111e ~ They said the bt.dt llilate, ~from Jr. ~-"'"' '' aboul feel · l"!!ll, 1!1111 ' ,liOtfi of,.'ll)ii!l ~swalloWingafrog,.AiiparelltJyil oee~ AuT~~~~ ~ . . . . wu wrlllllng Jta body ln Ill refeffld te by nne~ a: effort to buiDP tile fnlc dc!WD. "doS daJI." ~e - , ....,.. when Mr. aftd )(!'a. c&ttP' gol man~ l'lld ~ ~ cloee to the'~, It lleil with ~·if'lllllle411 ,...... . . * H J?ipit[JIOod· · TECHNICIANS OF Soli Wetoldone.afewweeksback ,.J:JftSl Weber Tbcma. ' .,. Conservation Service · are and we beard conslderable -~ . · ~·, . ,. f'redaMlller'tplllladaywilll mailing IIUI'Veys and getting commentfrompeoplewhoread ~ ~-~,. altellded her litter, !Atha Wood: In tile ready lor aoother scheduled it. This story actually happened tbt.,_p~J:.:~·Rev· llflerno<ll they ' called on Ml'.. visltofthetileditcblngmachbte about a week allOt our other .Grall: ,Iiili, . .. :!1111dJdalel. and ~.!loy CIIN!f. belonging to llle State Soil nperience wlth the Eastern The ~ were frOm ~ Olyde Burke and f8mlly of CciNervaUon Committee. It Ia Ho.nose snake or Blowing ,'Nazlltlpl ,Q!lftb. c·.. . AkriiiiPIIIIa weekend with hill ecPedUied to begin work bt VIper, as it Ia called. ~- ·,~ · ~ pta and Kenny. ~Y ~ .County. on October 12, WewereonlheEuseneStaats . lllii'lolloni~luhriiekt · ~il,t·tlltsurkebcme- 'ibeljle)lnesarebelngialdout, place on Sand Fork of Crab Letha' Koblentz ·~ailed on ·!lob~· Jr. and family and ~.measured and llll'Ve)rs Creek, examining a water ~ GeJthetD!tr .-.a;. Terry )lurke·and famlly. made so that the gradss can be problem which they had near · Opal Hollan .• ,,edecoratlng •14f.andMrs.Ruue11Smlthof fiS!u'i!d for each We Uno. the hOU&e. We looked in their her ~ !Ltving Olllelllive GJenburlley. Md., vlllted his The Masoo County fanners front yard and saw a medium f9lrl dill!!' .betotunovlng ln. mother and aister at Sliver planning to Install tile ars Billy sized black snake writhing as if Mrs, Moon l*a~eturned from ·Ndp. · Graham on tbe It'. · L. it were fl&htlng SC!Ditllllng. Mr. a lrtp to BrCNid,oell. . . ·,, liJcbard Barton and famlly Wililamson farm, Floyd and Mrs. Ric...rd Casto, Rqbert Wood and lamHf~ ~t'llunday"with hill mother, Ray~utn, Edw.ard Hogg, . daughter and son-Jn..law olthe .Herbert Nelson, Robert Staata family, examjned the tallllht bow· to cook by their atll:nded the alate lair on · Mtl. Jane llm!lll. mo!h.era. Either U.,if 'motb· Sullclay. · · .'8, lt.' Ridenour returned Thomas, Oldtown Farms Jlld en didn't take the time or Erma Heilman and Ellzabelll . htan!l after a trlp. · Cllfford CarSQil. the YOUlli ~Is didn't want Wickham ape11t a day with Mrs. Earl Dean and daUShter, C. G. JONES OF Buzzard ta::~oun7wl!: ~7"~ bealtb 'II~ food edlton Jetllllfer and Roger Ga"! ond Fork of Thirteen MUe Creek, our pages a substitute for and other teadm; It llsl!l tbi ~ attende¢ ll!e slate .ratr on who operates a 160<1cre fann, has been a cooperator of the parental trainlnC ln cooking. month'• b e 1 t buys tllhei· &lnday · "But !hey don't "'ll'lllt to fro~ , the pllilitl(t!l foOcra list Mr. and Mrs: ~ley Woode Dialrict many years. When be apend too much time: They or .from illher· blgh.qllilll1 ~P~~~t SUnday Afternoon with visited our o!Rce recendy be ~t thAt llfe IJld theldQOtl, and wliJI,i ~ It e.m I,•!'Mf• and Mrs. ~:Hines of told Vlrginla Rajlburn and • liP. l!loderil , s,x, :be Qulok , Raclpel . ll!!!i7':!!1~1!lpli ·are -'Aihent Rd. ~ attended a Denver Yoho of SCS about his COOII:."' llld eu)';·.011r , ~g61 make IDcluded. E~ . P~ II · • birthday IIJIIIN!I' for 111e l!l'anCl- plans for Improving certain POIJCE OFFICERS DO 00 MUCH to Insure the safety of our school cbUdren. Can't help but notice, morning, noon and night that Pcmeroy Pollcs ll>lel Jed Wellllter is at Pomeroy Elementary to help wbllrewr be can. Of!icials bt other communlUss ars doing llle same, we're sure . rr MUST TAXE REAL a>URAGE to give up a pay check and go back to coUege, particularly when you have a wife aod three young daughters to support. After about eight years at Kaiser, Bill Sheridan quit and this fall enrolled full time at Rto Grande College. His wife, Rachel, " registered nurse, went to ...,..11; at the Holzer Medical Center aod llle family moved from P0111eroy to Rio Grande . · ··· ~; ~TN_Oit' MAODOX li!EA Fto4 pnd NutriiiOn · ' ' · WE'RE HAPPY TO REPORT that genial Dick Owens is making good progress. He was rtturned home Friday from lbe Hcl2er Medical Center, and as of then had nceiwd 129 get-wen eanls, many from Robin8on Laundry cu.tomers along his route. ~ :, , .. • -,.4...•.,.,. ~Eartp,er 'oi(l/platJ4 . • J ' . INFANTS AfiE WHilE ElJ( SIZE .~ · ru.n.. Nature Preserve Toured Six members of the Rutlaod Friendly Gardeners toured Wahkeena, a J.50.acre nature preserve near Lancaster admlnistered by the Ohio Historical Society, Thursday. Mrs. Mary st. John, naturalist, served as guide for the groll]i .., a hike around the ground&. In the group were Mrs. James Carpenter and son, Jay, Mrs. Joe BoUn and son, Craig, Mrs. Homer Parker, Mrs. Bill WUUamson, Mrs. Larry EdWlll'ds, 111d Mrs. Rarold WoHe. The Rutland Friendly Gardeners, along wlth other ganlen clubs of the slate, contribute to a lund each year to help support the atea. Wahkeen• State Memorial wu bequeathed to the Ohio Historical Society by Mrs. Cannon Warner ln 1967. When the Warners originally purchased the land, lt ,.. a farm Wahkeena taken during 111e four seasons, a small museum housing stuffed blrds and animals native of the area, aa well as preserved inaeeta, ars but some of the natural attractions. Of particular Interest to the garden club members are the ...tea plantings. A terraced garden has 36 auleas provlded by members of the Ohio Associatioo of Garden Cluba and given bt memory of Albert C. Pool, bU!Iband of SUale C. Pool, 1966-M presldent of the O.A.G.C. PlantingS of partirular interes! to the garden club members were the 23 varieties of fern lncludbtg senaltlve, cinnamon, and margiDal shield. Growing at llle base of large rocks and cliffs ars bloodroot, columbiDe, Christmas fern, ~ Ivy, and wild bJeedln• beart.SIIrublaren~a many speclee,of treet tbe groJIIds. Ruped foot trails w~ tllrou&b the 'tiGOded IICtion wldle rustle loot brldtlea take vtators IC!'OIIII IIDII1l lltnlml. Numeroua wild llolml bloom about the area and vlrietlel of mUihrOOIDI In 1UIIIIIUal lbapel and calon Salt btoc:b are provlded lllrou,&b llle area for deer IIIII many large bird leedln ll't apt 8lled dallJ to atlnct the many species. Mrs. st. Jolm caulloned aplnlllile poln!OUI muabrooml IIIJII ~ for lhe &fOUP a copperhead killed there racently. Wahkeena Ia llle oDlJ nalln JftMS ve ln Oldo. are-· Pl'cnl'c Held Saturday -.rs Will Make Sheets for E-R Plana to make llbeeta for the Pomeroy emera~ iquad eel ,.... INide during a .-nt '· CRAWLER THE SHOEBOX Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced Ml DOLE PORT, O. ~~~;~~ .• -~·~Iter Tbe Smart Shopper, beJUII duced ~IllY by Offset ~;~::~~~:n~·~-----~bo~t~~~~al~on:g~B~~~~~r:~:::::~~=~~~===========~~ ptiDI- couiltl of · ·tor .·lJIII'anuaey 10 pages. Each montb 1,001 ~~~·~~~~~~FO!ICI copies are sent 10 teacher• iDg, .U.otber meth· ocfs, ~~ iDcludlng . tlftspapera. About <4 miWon ~ op I e ' a vocational 'IChooll, · pubtlC month are cllstribuled. ·· "E x e e J> t for hard-line gourmets, lhe · materlal seems to ~se most peo. pte. Many me,fl mile lhat I hey use :them. A Florida echool for the deat, a btlllpl· tal ln North Dakota for the mentally defl!llt~~t and • Silt · J,.ake City adult educaUon meetlil8 of the Sn-Rite.kwllll lltl8, Qub, boiled by Mrs. Ronald Iirownlnc and Mrs. Rayaiond: Bally. '1be &J'OUP also diacull 1 a rummage aale.to be held Oct. I 111d 8. Mrs. llalty and Mrs. Edward Wells received blrthdaf!llfla from their secret p81a, Mrs. F.dtlrard WeUa and !4rs. Don McKDI&bt' wiD IM!M u bolllnmlor tlie nut meeting. Refresbmenta were served to · !bole named and · Mn. Bill Mcillnlel, pnlident; Mrs. Don . program are some users," H'EAl andlssaidtohavecost~an Mullell,FloMrs. Willard Bo,el', acre. Dr. Warner bought the . Mra. Strlcklud, Mta. ' land for his wife as a wedding Jamt11 Neulzlln&, Mrs. LIJT)r gjft and provided for her to Webrung, Mrs. George Hoff· plant and land.!eape it as most 'l'lle annual ptcnlc of the John Mal!!!l, Mrs. David Drake man, ,Mrs. Doa Colllnt, Mrs. of it appears today. United Faith Church of and daughter, TIIIDIIIY, Shelby, O!arlel Hoffman, and Mrs. : Features of the preserve Pomeroy was held Saturday at N.c.; Mike Nease, Ray, Frank Ella Gllmllre, Jr. inclnde numerous varieties of the Portland Park. and Debbie McMI11in ol RaciDe; trees, plaots and animals with a Members of tbe cburch and Cindy GriDIIead and Gres two-acre lake ~ the ll1ll'priSOil Mlas Kathy Hill wllll Camp, Mason, w. va. setting lot water fowl. Rock a mlsceUaoeous lhower. Mlas cliffs, a cave with t l'W'I$Ia IIIli; a 1971li!I'8Wate of Southem Pcmeroy, Route 3 is a . . spring of water;& 'hiiuc gue.l Hlgb School and church pianist pl~ at the Holler Medical collage where .:f.uors are lot the past four years, Je1t Center. Her room number is shown sUdes of scenes, at ' Sunday for Nelsonville where 232. ' ebe will attend llle Trl.cuunty Two Tie For Queen's School ol Nursing. A patty for vel«ans at the .==--~--------~-~-----~~._:;,---'44 Attending the plcnlc were the Honor for Pound loss Rev. and Mrs. Robert Smllh Southea•tern Oblo Menial Uand~·-· and son, Robert; Mr. and Mrs. Health Cent«, Athens, w~ Mr~. Norma Rosse ,..,.. Ernest Smith and aon, David; given Thursday by the .. Bemtce Durst Ued for ~ueen .of Mr. and Mrs. Fred SaDJI!O! and AuDilary oi,Drew Webeter Poll ., ' 'i . 11 .. ~ the week honors for we~ght ioaa children Tommy Ch8rles. 39, American Leglon. · at last week's meeting of the Debbie .,;d Mrs. Ho~ Qames were pla7ed with r.. \ ' l(. Meigs TOPS Knotchers. Drake and cbUdren Lannle cl&irettea, tobacco, candy bars, ,. ' ! :. I<'' _Runners-up were Mrs. Belly Gloria, Slaroo, Buddy, minlll and gum being glvan u ' \ . ,, Fife,- Mrs. Kathryn Denison, Eddie; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hill prizes. Relresllmenta were l. ~· and Mrs. Betty Dawson. Tying and chlldren, Roger, Kathy, aandwlchea donated by Mrs. .: . .. f '\.'/I·· •. for we1ght galned d~g the Ronnle, Sharoo and Brian; Mr. Dorothy Douglao, cupcakea, .~. week were Mrs. CeceUa Mlt£h, ond Mrs. Norman Hysell and potall> clllpoj 81Jpiel{ and Koo]. >• ~ .~·' ,,.I 1 and Mrs. Clara Adams, with chlldr Bru T and Ald. EliCit veteran reeetved two Mrs. Louise McCarty as the en, ce, erry' ' (, ~<'" 1:iske olf Norma, Mrs. Maude Smith, Mr. paqa <i ciprellel. frays of runner-up. Six TOPS ' and Mrs Orville Hogue fruit wen ient to wtenna oa pounds sensibly, one KOP, keep Visitor~ were Bonnie H.,p, of the wardllinable IAl attead pie off pounds, and one turUe were New y k at . Mr and Mrs party. Junior allllUary ., at the meeting. or Y• · • memberl made !be nu!A:tp. ;. ' ., Mrs. ~ Martin, Mrs. lllilh ' ' B. Thornton, Mra. Loretta ··, tlemeyer, and Mrs. Veda Da.la conductad the party, ·,,.~e;J'J~·~Ml..·'qSer Veterans Are Given 131... 3UO 31... ::~~ suo 31.411 U:~ u.oo 38... 14 ·~ ··,~~.;,;;io' to accOrding to Joyce Short, educatecf at Wheaton, lndl· ana State and Amtrlclll unlveraiUes. MarHed and a houu\ l!l'anilmother she Ia l g I y regarded at the USDA. ' "AU the dOIIated foodl. listed here are •vaUahle Dation· IllY d u r lll g a parileular montb. Sinte muy foodl are not donated in amoUDlt to meet total lamlly needl, we · list other good and ,.reason• 1\bly J>lieed fOQI!s to IIIIPPle- ·' 1i:~~~t~~r"'/' -~~,won-· ,,.,. ,.1 ¢'" ,,,..,.,,"\t ~~~:~; ':,~"~..~·:~.:··b:.~,;, l;'H:E~·~o ·=~{· ·~:~· u · ,D.u'*"£·"·80.us ,. ~ 1ll.02 . . 11UI .'1 " ' Party at Athens . JUST COULDN'T WAIT TO SPRING THEIR GREAT NEW •OJ ';:,,,;·"~~!!. ~ I ; t ,!{, Lurlnda; and . '~ ~ . • ., ~ - j ,, ' .. , ,_.J NLL'l"S NINTBBS The CM.,.II1 Tfii!Sbtor never netdl. , _.,_l)if!~.l~ r•l!'bll .illtlttrenslmi ~ · alicl •IK\I'iftle tlrCllltry 1$1ritetnl tiJI,. . til!J loq4Ho baltoiJ. Froon ... / " yui tilt • . ' · .e•_ ... ' ~· ·uciNG ,DOD.G£ All-new ~971 ~ge the mlni:cars. a thing .or two. fun' to drive; 'Yet t~'"'s bai:k':'So 'it ·y~ .want ~to ,save ,tfii!QY Ylilturselt.~6d~ve ·iot .the spirit-ne~·Docige· Qe'rnon. . '' ' '• ' ,· �' •• ... • ' < ~ ,,.•.., ., n I ! A iF :I ' 'I • IL.-···- II...._. ® \i•• H ••.. •• '•r ...... ~· · ... ',. • .. ., ··-,t : t. ,.."-· . ; •• :: •• Sale, . .. -: 7 .. r Bashan 1• • • .;:..GiUA oneitnt•W!. !ood ~~. ' ' ' '•j v.a ••• ••• I I ~ poN'T HAI:IE TO ·ByMn. HtlberiRAiulll and Mrs. Iva Orr spent Sunday Mrs. Vandora Knighting • evening with Mr. and Mrs .speniFridaynlghhrlthherson, Dana Lewis at CUlton, W. Va Charles Knightlag Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Waller 1\!cDade, family atRacinelialstlnglll the Kim and Gene Early, and Bol care of the children while Mrs. Skinner spent the weekend Will" Knighting has been abseace dQe Mrs. GJadYI Sble1ds and callir' 1967.PL Y,MOUTtt · . , . !114,5 - · to the hospltallution ol their on Mr. and Mrs- Russellll9ush, ~lved!!re 2 Dr. Hardtop, motor. beautiful son, Charles. Mrs. Knlghling Mr. and Mrs. Herbert RoQSb black over yellow tinl$11. •.. returned home Saturday. and the Lester Roush family. SMALL 2 - - hoult, •CI- . Mr. and Mrs. Dona Parson! Howard Roush ol Mansfield · 1966 CHEVROLET S14t5 hi Meigs High SchoOl,11 Rock spent Labor Day with Mr. and CBlled on Mr. and Mrs. Herllert Olevelle Super SpOrt 2 dr. hardtop. 4 speed SprlngJ, Sul!lble for .ti:hool ' ~roonnel. Phone ..,-6117 Mrs. Pete Durst at.Raven.wood Roush Saturday and visited trans., V-8 motor, radio & heater. · after S p.m. and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Monday with Mr. and Mra. · 9-1-ttc . ·'~ Chester Durst of Nlles. Mr. and Russell Roush. · · Mrs. DQrsl attended the Nancy Roush spent Sunday 1'-. F~Jr Sale_ ~ • :"~. · · homecomlllg at Jackson Cllapel . night with her sister, Mrs. Dana I'"VIII W. · AP,PLES, Fllzp.iltrhik'$ .0.1 Church Sunday. Lewis, and accompanied OPIM IVIS. MO I'.M. • ' ·• , .' · chord, Slate, llt,.•da9 . . Phone · Mr. and Mrs. David McDade, Ronnie Russell of Middleport to POMIIOY, 01110 , , · wnkes¥1!!' 66t-178 • .,, l21c J~ Peggy, Scottie, Tammy, Todd, Chester Monday and attended -'-_::;_-'i,.--.....;,._..:..._ _~...,;_;:.....;.•.:.•...;.·..;J ~.: COAL,:. Ir.nootona.. Excelsior Tim and Brei, of Covlllglon the homecoming there. " GR E1; \i<entil b :Uti. ~or lit, ) E. Ma)n st.,: spent Labor Dey weekend with Wondir. $2Mt' bulhtl. C1< .. PO"l"roy. Phone 992~3a91. ,.WANT AD lan18tl to .Bu• your own. Also, piJIPII'I 'nd · .·'. ·: : . ···. ol-9·11< Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, IN.ORMATION . I e·~'····· Andrew ,~ccr.on, AWNING$ ' tor - . d Mr. and Mra. Herbert RoQ5b s p .M. o::~:,~~~ ~~bllcltlo~ OLD UPR'IGHT . pianos, any .1 etart Falls. ~· .:;,t:'.i:~~--- wIn~~ I s "\ and Mr. and Mrs. Lester RoQSb Monday Deaelllne9a.m. : condltldn, atlonfas.hevenot . 9-1~ m. . . .W''town~rpdo).~ and called on other reallives Canullatlon & Correctlon~o been wet PayinG $10 MCh 1 sUfatlot El an w FlrstfiW Cl'lly. Mondlys will· LE.E'S Carpet, l4x1J. Pole ~::.: For~ · and attended the Roush reunion The ice cream social spen · Will be accepted until 9 a.m . for o:l~'J:.u.:'W~~f be Pick-up dlv. Wl'lle,ljlvlng lomps, <!fa~ll&. Phone New oitlm:F.s. phone Choflos at the state park on Route 33 sored by the Fire Dept. and The Publls.Mr reserves the directions, Witten tano Haven 182· -45. )-3tc ll•le, · SyriC!Uit. V. V. Sunday. Auxiliary, held at the fire house right 9' 1 to el1it or relect -any ads ornpeny, Box ll8. Sardis, Johnson and Son. Inc. Mr. and Mrs . Charles on Saturday evening was well deemed obtectionil. .Ttle Ohio -09.46. •--He ANT~QUE m-ble top tabte, •30-ttc Delaney of Mansfield spent attended. Thanks to everyone publisher will not be responsible ---------·-~ for more than cne incorrect $1 . Jenny •Ltnd 1ft1Qfe ~~ · ~~~~;:j Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. for helping make It a success. 2111 ' 9-13-6tc :.:";., Female Help Wanted $35. Phan. 992" Charles Lawson. Evelyn Several from Basban at- insertion . u res 1 • •• !=or Want Ad Service MIDDLE-AGED lady 1o five In . ·. ' Lawson accompanied tbem tended the Labor Day . 5 cents per word one Insertion ond do hOII•-rk• .a-~ In 'HENS •.;fd..., Yo.at, "'lnersvftle. ._.. , . Minimum Cherge75c ........... ~ Ph A~... ~·· • ~~ home and will be attending · celebralioo held at Chester 12 cents per .. w>rd three £f.son. William Blythl,~ 2292 lflh one YV'"41'80. : ·· ~ ~·.. Ph 9-1~31p ~ beautician school at MBMfield. recently sponsored by the Fire consecutlwe ins~rtlnnc;. , Racine. one 9..,... . .. ~· . 11 cents per word six con · 9·11-'fc Mr. and Mrs. Robert Law!OD Dept. and Auxlliary of Chester. ins.,•lo'lS. KENNEBEC ,. Pvfltoll. · 1~, ' and family spent SUnday with The Basban Fire Dept. took secutlve 25 Fl'er cent Discount on paid 111 purpoM... hUndrid. · TRUCI(~D Mrs. Ode Eades at Charleston part in the parade as did several ad>and ads paid within lOdays.. Help Wanted One milt off R. 124. Groat .TIRE SAlt! CARD OF THANKS Bend Rt. 338. Torn Sa-, ~~.n.::::~~~~ Price. ~ and also visited Mrs. Lucy other deparbnents. & OBITUARY COOK. Mlrtln Restaurant. ,.... _, Sl.SO tor so word minimum. Apply In person. Middleport. Phcwle 114-2436. Whllt thlt Davis. Mrs. Thebna Orr spent word 2c . ..:Jo.tfc 9-11-6tp Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson several days recently with Mrs. Each additional . BUN DADS and Charles of Letart, W. Va., A. H. Bailey at St. Petersburg, Additional 2Sc Charge per • . - SMALL business, goinG conAdvertisement. T. V. technician for bench 1111d cern. Right price ·to right spent Mooday with the former's Fla. OFF'ICE HOURS service Cllll. MUit bt IX· person. OUr books open for father, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Ralph Trussell attended 8:30a.m . to 5:00p.m . Daily , perlenced. Phone Long -your Inspection. Central 8otto,n985-31-ff. location. Write Box 729-V, Lawson. a Beeline Rally at Massillon, 0. B: JO a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturday. 9-6-tfc cart of Dally Sentinel, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rowe of on Saturday. Pomerov. Ohio, and we'll give New Brighton, Pa., are spendMr.andMra.GaryHolterand Lost and Found COOK wonted, also kitchen \'011 complole litlormetlon. help. Apply In person. Crow'• ing a week's vacation with the son of Dunc:aDsvllle, P'a. spent LOST. 1-yoor old, bfown. port 9-10-6tc Sleek House. collie, port shepherd dog. former's mother, Mrs. Kate the weekend with hW parents, 9-9-Mc NEW 8 Foot truck camper. Syracuse. Phone 992-7032. Rowe and Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Arvl1 Holter and 9-1S-31c Sleeps olx. Phon•992·3954. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bush family. WAITRESS, night ohlff. No _ _ _ _ _ _ __;'_;;·ll-41c ELECTROLUX SWEEPER eKperlence neceuory. Coli Coinrlete with lllechmllll>, and Max Manuel Sr. spent Mr. and Mrs. Dooald Trussell Notice 992-99~1. Nln spray, cordwlncler end HOLSTEIN heifer, heavy Labor Day weekend with the and daughter, Dawn, rA Mt SYRACUSE resident>: we, the lhrow-awoy bags. Full caoh latter's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon spent the Labor Day new owners of "Rizer -------9--1~-Sic springer' 25 , _ lholl>. 12· prlc• only Si1. Terms MAN OR women lo •-ly 16 disc, high wheeled wogon. Pearl Manuel at Cleveland. weekend with his parents, Mr. Grocery," welcome your IVIIifblt. Pl1one 992·2615, . consumers with Rewlelgh John Houcteshell, Minersville, buslnen. We wish to serve 9-11-4tc Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel, Sid and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. Products. Con eorn $60 Ohio. , you In every way 'possible. We 1 and Tim, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours , will redeem food stamps ond weekiV port-time, 1150 ""d up --'------':..·:..~31p · Manuel, Terry and Tammy, attended the Ours reunion, bold continue to give family full-time. Write CllerUe Penn, EARLy American oter~ rodlo · w. T. R<twloklh Co., P. 0. Box combination, AM elid FM enjoyed a cookout. at the Rock Springs stamps. :zcu. Chllllcolhe, Ohio ~1. • N.. alid Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Dena Lewis of Fairground& a recent Sunday. giving nome; eddresa irnd redlo, ··..speaker . tound Butcher. 9·1S-51c phone numblr. s~tem, •Mietd outomatlc CUlton spent Labor Day with Mr. Ralph TQcker of San r. Befonce $71.<10. Ute .JJ.Jtc c 9 Mr.andMrs.RussellRousband Francisco, Callf. called on Mr. Shop, our et terms. Coil 9923352. . assisted Mr. RoQSb In lnstalllng and Mrs. Stanley Trussell on ,.. '• . .1' I'LL .' ' Fairview News Notes ' ' .i ' •.. o •• ~; •• f.'r '. -,------ ----- Auctlan ,, ·. I. . ~ ., " "~ I -~.!lti'inft . . ·~ Tbl4 w!m his . Mr~and Mrs. Herbeet,Jim'e, first ~· ll!nee · ~ - , -~,;l~~ '~ WALNUT. rn<idt#n · a~l~' :i \_:... " .;:·.....!.---il Mra. otlly "Glenn \md~I18VId ·~ left yaars ago. This was 4--:IC:.. · SATURDAY, '$i1!if:1•'(9, 10:011 ' speaker sound system • . 4A.M. At the "Shein end speed oufomallc changer. Auto $ I Sa spent the Labor Day his ho etown. 9-1S-5tc Philson" Store Building on Balance $64.39. Use our IS ·. ' . weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Carol Ann TheiBo and - - - - - - - S.R. 338 In Anfl,ully~ Ohio. budget tertno. ,Coli 992-3352. 1970 FORD Maverick. ·verv TO IU\" OR SELl Norman Spyer at Waterford. children of Belpre, 0. bad HAYMAN'S AUCTION House, HOUSEHOLD: · ~Ll · 992-Wf;_2561 tileclrlc 9-1J.6tc goo:'!.~. dillon. $1.~. Phone Laurel Cliff, now open Nch Rang 81, Fr I g Idol re 992 _ Mrs. Aona Willes, Karen and supper with her parents, Mr. ._ENRY CLELAND Friday to receive conRefrigerator; 2 5 place FIELD grown , chrylan9-9-6lc ltoker . Jackie, were dinner guests and Mrs. Carl Lee on Wed9,1.,31c slgnmenh. at 10 a:rn.. Auction dinettes; · 3 p~ bedroom themumt . •nd · mums. - - - : - - - - - - SUnday of Mrs. Kate Rowe and nesday evening. starting at 7 p.m. Let us sell oulle, day bed end mattress; 2 ~Ids' VFiower Shop, 1964 GALAX IE 500, ·s.T., good Ada. Karen Wines waa also a your merchandise. dressers, Chest of drawen; , W. •· 269englni,.tdoor.'Best~er. 3-l2;1fc 21" Motorola T.V., Air-way ' 9·1S·21c Pliono 992-:1316. guest Monday of the Rowes. Charles Dij:kens waa workTable top water --,-----....:..'·13-31p Tim and Brei McDade of ing on "The Mystery of Ed- LAST CHANCE to earn Sweeper; healer. UIIIIIV ceblnel; 65 BTU WARM. Morning gas Living room suite, 3 heeler • practically new. 19119,FORD EcQf1ollne v..,, 3,600 Covlllgton spent Sunday nlght win Drood" the evening beChristmas monev with Rollsoerlft; Lot ol hand tools. Phont 992'6742• mllti, must •••II. S" at with David and Edward RoQSb. fore his daath. This accounts Playhouse Toys. No collectANTIQUES & COLLECTORS 9-1S-61c Newelf'.s S~)ibco. Phone Ing, no delivering, no cash Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush for its being UDftnlshed. ITEMS: Marble top dresser, F RUNNER ~bu Chesllr 9u.33J11.· Investment. can collect, Handmade walnut safe; HAL ..,.n,, S1 • · • . ,- • · 9·1:1-lfc Charlotte Heiskell, 614·377· Library, table, Wail plcturu; ~ck your own. o;;htrlll , 47'11. 9-13-6tc 2 fold ng high choirs; Sat ..g_':ia~ 11 •nd, Ohio. Phone 1962 RAMBLER. . 4 ._;, tk~ - -- - - - - - maple round back choirs; • ,_ 1S-6tc celltnl condlllqii.' Pilone_992, WILL pick up merchendiH and rocking chelrs, IQI straight. 3442. , · ·. take to auction on e perchoirs; Bung hole raamor, FRESH. L. O AD COMing , · 9-IS.31c . -: , ( HAVE REJ)NION centage basis. Call Jim Lard press; lron ketfiH ""d PHChll ·Red e•d yellow .0 00 3 IEDR......,.• . ~!.Level lot, . The descendants of George Adams, auctioneer, Rullond. skll..fs. Sed lr0f11; Walnut O.llcl~lp)>lu: Nto. "-'~• 194' TOR .._NA , • 1ully •> nlci .;rw;Ji,, an·d· ·living. , and Suzanna RoQSb bold their f'l1one 742-4461. love seat; Lerge ~ lo,t dishes and apPle elder 11 ~1 !',!ppsd wlm '''·· Phone ' 742, Qll:port. $9,500.QD: · •· 9-2:1-tfc end glasowore. bbiiiH and ~ 1 ~1 1 lamlly reunion SUnday, Sep- - - ---,--~...,..lamps; Straight · razors, ~~~-=~I'!;:;[. 9-tS.S!c ·3 iiiDROOMs- Plllellng. all tember 6, at the Union ComON A budatl? Eorn tree toys. c_. tea kellfe · McGylfey 1 "'~ h 1 1-" 1 Hove a Playhouse Toy portv. rNders alid other llliti'I,UI Br ght Star Mlrktlll MalOti, p••; for' Sale· ., roug 'n "'c ' rc JII!l'OUlld. The Invocation was '·II J~n 01 742.3655. bookt. Mont more unusu•l ·'W; Va.'s oldtll merkel ... r nge. Forced elr hlttt. Full ~ ~ teaturlng ....,.Ydly dlicount . · ·. 111..mant. Only str,ooo.ao given by William Grimm, 9-10-6tc Items. Tills 1 onlv a partial . priCIS on orodi!ce gnx:ery IARKAROO "~nits, fiwobla· ·, .; · ·, · ·. followed with a covered dish II sling. Lunch served. Not ·, elid mnt llemt. ilrrng lhl Mlnlllu... ~Uiorl, Torch, · AIR COIIDITIOitiD - 1 3 dinner at noon. reoponstb.. for e~ldl!lt>. P. wholf .family ~ get ~ 01\lo. ·Tjkn rll!M, '111111 hciilot. , l>tdrooma wjlb l~t clostt>. WILL give plano lessons In mv ~; •.!i\"1 ~!c·o~. 0 ,· free ~ckafs on our big liriD The buslnes8 meeting was Auc' .!.;.... . Rlaht. 1'1\QI\i .Coolville- W· 1\'.i cera~tii¢. 11'-'·'~~~~~-~Fiull 11--· home. Phone 991-3666. ....... ...._ • glva-o •.woy. No purehalf 36f.l. ·,• ·'. · · · bal!.l.i!""'· -GaK•iJt. t. ,60 conducted by the president, 8-16-tk Thomas Grinstead. Tile 9-13-3tc c:~uir.l"d.~~~l!':t"l=-:,'~ ' •.. ' ·•· ' : 9+12ic ~~-rt:~·::.~~:· !26~ ,po . 111 mlnlleB of the laot year's H~~.~~~nG b~n~~~ •~~r.,'~ For RIM Mar~tt ~e•~,"'toS. 11rlve,ln BtJ:.E~ •pu~et ~I<C ' ~r ::,lj" FU~IIl't,U_R_. ":"'i .~. · · TbNt,-. reunion were read, and the ·-.·· ROOM on Rl. 33, · a..•-· ,, por.chti- . Dou t , E.sterd.y. R-·~· 3 un1urn1shed opart· J 111-•- ''" • w•tar · • ' Nice ' IOf, 'Biac!lti!P trealllll'«''l report given. Both _ _ _ _ _ _ _9_·1_3-31p ment. Pl1one 99'<·2211. Muon, W. VI. ·'· 9-lS.ffc . ._. T ' lilt Off Rt. 7 ~age$5.6110 00 . . ' ., were BPili'GVed. A letter from nftr Pialtta, Phone Ohio. uROOMIRICidlt:MI:t:R-'8 • . .• ,. , BRADFORD Auction Compenv - --------7-·1-·IIC O:~~~:Oifi;:~ !~,ncta.- 8e~tdum, the Broad Run Cemetery 7 Furniture Store wlll Ill closed FURNISHED olid unfvrnl3156 .._ville' .. " • office rpornf Of1 'l in! . float, ,. .•asoclalloo was read by Mrs. on Tuesday and Wednesday oportmento. a- to school. ' ., l-l6-301c rtil~.!fll Sec'cind. c.>tr1l · each week until further Alton Rouirb lllanklng the group Phone 992·501. , -PA_R_j(_V_IE.-W.K-t_nf_lt_ls-, -Pood-ln; hill. Lilrcl8 P!lfkl!li .lot wtlh ' notice. A. C. Br.adford. for the dcJNII,.. of $25 which ------1Q.=l8-~tk~ and bird dogt, AKC. HI and II .. garaj"olt. sn.~OO . 9-1:1-31c had been oiade 1aat year to the show PUPfJ:f· Grooming. FOR SilLTl · NO HUNTING on Luther Frland AIR cemela'y fund. The letter also ~ 992· . • . ._.._ CI!Lt tn.UU :• . property, Beshen. r 1 . 7. '" HI!UN l •. 'l.i Jii!it''.. 9-13-31p :r!iAFoRD AISOGIATEI, • • SYRAC!US& • ' NO HUNTING or lt-qjng ,. 9 15 &,mda. .. ha~ f!IIQres. :: a . HOB$fETTE·R' New Haven Sodai ·Events ""Bhum . I ·, I ,. :C..:f ·tn· G5.iiO k.s'(' lie and Gentl~men J&ck. Kane, YQu, aud . . . ' without ·:~i,.,llaton. Bin Harrla, R.C:Ine, Ohio. ' 9-13-31c Wanted To a•r . OLO tur~lture,. \l)obas, "'"" beds, tiC. Wrlfl!:,.,_ D. Miller, Rt. -1. Ohio. Call 992-4271.· .....,_Of, ·AliCtloid . AT . . '' ·':-JI"'S DAILY CROSSWORD .l(lB(IIIS 1. Oleaeeou~ tne '· 8t1rup T. Girl's name 4. Half note• •. French river a. Church 2Ulompu1 potnt (abltr.) 22. Not (var.) ACtiOII old vtno ·-~ 7. Fool (at) :U. WbtC 211. 'fnlll 12.lllJ>*a lS."CIIorus" JUly Ja. Pet IT. Old ......... 18.Pllnue 20. OVorl&y 23.8,1uko liT.~ ·--.........'IUUad.of ..!' battery · ao.-or IAIIboia 11.-· ~~~. at. Ten•te aT. II'.... ~ 40. K 'b t'CII I. Uatold (poet.) 10. Nolltlq- l!. Wholo 11. 111om rtvo< II. Colu If. Eat away 20. Jl'urnl- turo truck · 21. 111tter """' 21. cut arr IG. S..d7 lllot 12. Dotoitod ,........,........ SUiluet 38. OwDOd 39. .\naa - PANCO aa. - poel!ea :k. Plllltt flla'ht fl. llltcll¥111ed Ill. Old Bobrow 48.Amle 111011111 . wu.•-r 'ltlU AA\1& ~'MEN lcnlfe vou et"'U.IN!ER ON THE 510VE. I ( IJ _1 . . ., ........... Neworm 111111clnlttlloaon . . ,... .............. &• •, . (I I IJON TMI[ I I I I l . u- AI'IIIIN , _ , :-,..,....,..•.\1-., ......... -s...... F1¥ -"!t. UAR ,,.,_ of .......-INIQII~ ,·,· ' . 1 •wl �' •• ... • ' < ~ ,,.•.., ., n I ! A iF :I ' 'I • IL.-···- II...._. ® \i•• H ••.. •• '•r ...... ~· · ... ',. • .. ., ··-,t : t. ,.."-· . ; •• :: •• Sale, . .. -: 7 .. r Bashan 1• • • .;:..GiUA oneitnt•W!. !ood ~~. ' ' ' '•j v.a ••• ••• I I ~ poN'T HAI:IE TO ·ByMn. HtlberiRAiulll and Mrs. Iva Orr spent Sunday Mrs. Vandora Knighting • evening with Mr. and Mrs .speniFridaynlghhrlthherson, Dana Lewis at CUlton, W. Va Charles Knightlag Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Waller 1\!cDade, family atRacinelialstlnglll the Kim and Gene Early, and Bol care of the children while Mrs. Skinner spent the weekend Will" Knighting has been abseace dQe Mrs. GJadYI Sble1ds and callir' 1967.PL Y,MOUTtt · . , . !114,5 - · to the hospltallution ol their on Mr. and Mrs- Russellll9ush, ~lved!!re 2 Dr. Hardtop, motor. beautiful son, Charles. Mrs. Knlghling Mr. and Mrs. Herbert RoQSb black over yellow tinl$11. •.. returned home Saturday. and the Lester Roush family. SMALL 2 - - hoult, •CI- . Mr. and Mrs. Dona Parson! Howard Roush ol Mansfield · 1966 CHEVROLET S14t5 hi Meigs High SchoOl,11 Rock spent Labor Day with Mr. and CBlled on Mr. and Mrs. Herllert Olevelle Super SpOrt 2 dr. hardtop. 4 speed SprlngJ, Sul!lble for .ti:hool ' ~roonnel. Phone ..,-6117 Mrs. Pete Durst at.Raven.wood Roush Saturday and visited trans., V-8 motor, radio & heater. · after S p.m. and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Monday with Mr. and Mra. · 9-1-ttc . ·'~ Chester Durst of Nlles. Mr. and Russell Roush. · · Mrs. DQrsl attended the Nancy Roush spent Sunday 1'-. F~Jr Sale_ ~ • :"~. · · homecomlllg at Jackson Cllapel . night with her sister, Mrs. Dana I'"VIII W. · AP,PLES, Fllzp.iltrhik'$ .0.1 Church Sunday. Lewis, and accompanied OPIM IVIS. MO I'.M. • ' ·• , .' · chord, Slate, llt,.•da9 . . Phone · Mr. and Mrs. David McDade, Ronnie Russell of Middleport to POMIIOY, 01110 , , · wnkes¥1!!' 66t-178 • .,, l21c J~ Peggy, Scottie, Tammy, Todd, Chester Monday and attended -'-_::;_-'i,.--.....;,._..:..._ _~...,;_;:.....;.•.:.•...;.·..;J ~.: COAL,:. Ir.nootona.. Excelsior Tim and Brei, of Covlllglon the homecoming there. " GR E1; \i<entil b :Uti. ~or lit, ) E. Ma)n st.,: spent Labor Dey weekend with Wondir. $2Mt' bulhtl. C1< .. PO"l"roy. Phone 992~3a91. ,.WANT AD lan18tl to .Bu• your own. Also, piJIPII'I 'nd · .·'. ·: : . ···. ol-9·11< Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, IN.ORMATION . I e·~'····· Andrew ,~ccr.on, AWNING$ ' tor - . d Mr. and Mra. Herbert RoQ5b s p .M. o::~:,~~~ ~~bllcltlo~ OLD UPR'IGHT . pianos, any .1 etart Falls. ~· .:;,t:'.i:~~--- wIn~~ I s "\ and Mr. and Mrs. Lester RoQSb Monday Deaelllne9a.m. : condltldn, atlonfas.hevenot . 9-1~ m. . . .W''town~rpdo).~ and called on other reallives Canullatlon & Correctlon~o been wet PayinG $10 MCh 1 sUfatlot El an w FlrstfiW Cl'lly. Mondlys will· LE.E'S Carpet, l4x1J. Pole ~::.: For~ · and attended the Roush reunion The ice cream social spen · Will be accepted until 9 a.m . for o:l~'J:.u.:'W~~f be Pick-up dlv. Wl'lle,ljlvlng lomps, <!fa~ll&. Phone New oitlm:F.s. phone Choflos at the state park on Route 33 sored by the Fire Dept. and The Publls.Mr reserves the directions, Witten tano Haven 182· -45. )-3tc ll•le, · SyriC!Uit. V. V. Sunday. Auxiliary, held at the fire house right 9' 1 to el1it or relect -any ads ornpeny, Box ll8. Sardis, Johnson and Son. Inc. Mr. and Mrs . Charles on Saturday evening was well deemed obtectionil. .Ttle Ohio -09.46. •--He ANT~QUE m-ble top tabte, •30-ttc Delaney of Mansfield spent attended. Thanks to everyone publisher will not be responsible ---------·-~ for more than cne incorrect $1 . Jenny •Ltnd 1ft1Qfe ~~ · ~~~~;:j Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. for helping make It a success. 2111 ' 9-13-6tc :.:";., Female Help Wanted $35. Phan. 992" Charles Lawson. Evelyn Several from Basban at- insertion . u res 1 • •• !=or Want Ad Service MIDDLE-AGED lady 1o five In . ·. ' Lawson accompanied tbem tended the Labor Day . 5 cents per word one Insertion ond do hOII•-rk• .a-~ In 'HENS •.;fd..., Yo.at, "'lnersvftle. ._.. , . Minimum Cherge75c ........... ~ Ph A~... ~·· • ~~ home and will be attending · celebralioo held at Chester 12 cents per .. w>rd three £f.son. William Blythl,~ 2292 lflh one YV'"41'80. : ·· ~ ~·.. Ph 9-1~31p ~ beautician school at MBMfield. recently sponsored by the Fire consecutlwe ins~rtlnnc;. , Racine. one 9..,... . .. ~· . 11 cents per word six con · 9·11-'fc Mr. and Mrs. Robert Law!OD Dept. and Auxlliary of Chester. ins.,•lo'lS. KENNEBEC ,. Pvfltoll. · 1~, ' and family spent SUnday with The Basban Fire Dept. took secutlve 25 Fl'er cent Discount on paid 111 purpoM... hUndrid. · TRUCI(~D Mrs. Ode Eades at Charleston part in the parade as did several ad>and ads paid within lOdays.. Help Wanted One milt off R. 124. Groat .TIRE SAlt! CARD OF THANKS Bend Rt. 338. Torn Sa-, ~~.n.::::~~~~ Price. ~ and also visited Mrs. Lucy other deparbnents. & OBITUARY COOK. Mlrtln Restaurant. ,.... _, Sl.SO tor so word minimum. Apply In person. Middleport. Phcwle 114-2436. Whllt thlt Davis. Mrs. Thebna Orr spent word 2c . ..:Jo.tfc 9-11-6tp Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson several days recently with Mrs. Each additional . BUN DADS and Charles of Letart, W. Va., A. H. Bailey at St. Petersburg, Additional 2Sc Charge per • . - SMALL business, goinG conAdvertisement. T. V. technician for bench 1111d cern. Right price ·to right spent Mooday with the former's Fla. OFF'ICE HOURS service Cllll. MUit bt IX· person. OUr books open for father, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Ralph Trussell attended 8:30a.m . to 5:00p.m . Daily , perlenced. Phone Long -your Inspection. Central 8otto,n985-31-ff. location. Write Box 729-V, Lawson. a Beeline Rally at Massillon, 0. B: JO a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturday. 9-6-tfc cart of Dally Sentinel, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rowe of on Saturday. Pomerov. Ohio, and we'll give New Brighton, Pa., are spendMr.andMra.GaryHolterand Lost and Found COOK wonted, also kitchen \'011 complole litlormetlon. help. Apply In person. Crow'• ing a week's vacation with the son of Dunc:aDsvllle, P'a. spent LOST. 1-yoor old, bfown. port 9-10-6tc Sleek House. collie, port shepherd dog. former's mother, Mrs. Kate the weekend with hW parents, 9-9-Mc NEW 8 Foot truck camper. Syracuse. Phone 992-7032. Rowe and Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Arvl1 Holter and 9-1S-31c Sleeps olx. Phon•992·3954. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bush family. WAITRESS, night ohlff. No _ _ _ _ _ _ __;'_;;·ll-41c ELECTROLUX SWEEPER eKperlence neceuory. Coli Coinrlete with lllechmllll>, and Max Manuel Sr. spent Mr. and Mrs. Dooald Trussell Notice 992-99~1. Nln spray, cordwlncler end HOLSTEIN heifer, heavy Labor Day weekend with the and daughter, Dawn, rA Mt SYRACUSE resident>: we, the lhrow-awoy bags. Full caoh latter's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon spent the Labor Day new owners of "Rizer -------9--1~-Sic springer' 25 , _ lholl>. 12· prlc• only Si1. Terms MAN OR women lo •-ly 16 disc, high wheeled wogon. Pearl Manuel at Cleveland. weekend with his parents, Mr. Grocery," welcome your IVIIifblt. Pl1one 992·2615, . consumers with Rewlelgh John Houcteshell, Minersville, buslnen. We wish to serve 9-11-4tc Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel, Sid and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. Products. Con eorn $60 Ohio. , you In every way 'possible. We 1 and Tim, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mr. and Mrs. Warden Ours , will redeem food stamps ond weekiV port-time, 1150 ""d up --'------':..·:..~31p · Manuel, Terry and Tammy, attended the Ours reunion, bold continue to give family full-time. Write CllerUe Penn, EARLy American oter~ rodlo · w. T. R<twloklh Co., P. 0. Box combination, AM elid FM enjoyed a cookout. at the Rock Springs stamps. :zcu. Chllllcolhe, Ohio ~1. • N.. alid Mrs. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Dena Lewis of Fairground& a recent Sunday. giving nome; eddresa irnd redlo, ··..speaker . tound Butcher. 9·1S-51c phone numblr. s~tem, •Mietd outomatlc CUlton spent Labor Day with Mr. Ralph TQcker of San r. Befonce $71.<10. Ute .JJ.Jtc c 9 Mr.andMrs.RussellRousband Francisco, Callf. called on Mr. Shop, our et terms. Coil 9923352. . assisted Mr. RoQSb In lnstalllng and Mrs. Stanley Trussell on ,.. '• . .1' I'LL .' ' Fairview News Notes ' ' .i ' •.. o •• ~; •• f.'r '. -,------ ----- Auctlan ,, ·. I. . ~ ., " "~ I -~.!lti'inft . . ·~ Tbl4 w!m his . Mr~and Mrs. Herbeet,Jim'e, first ~· ll!nee · ~ - , -~,;l~~ '~ WALNUT. rn<idt#n · a~l~' :i \_:... " .;:·.....!.---il Mra. otlly "Glenn \md~I18VId ·~ left yaars ago. This was 4--:IC:.. · SATURDAY, '$i1!if:1•'(9, 10:011 ' speaker sound system • . 4A.M. At the "Shein end speed oufomallc changer. Auto $ I Sa spent the Labor Day his ho etown. 9-1S-5tc Philson" Store Building on Balance $64.39. Use our IS ·. ' . weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Carol Ann TheiBo and - - - - - - - S.R. 338 In Anfl,ully~ Ohio. budget tertno. ,Coli 992-3352. 1970 FORD Maverick. ·verv TO IU\" OR SELl Norman Spyer at Waterford. children of Belpre, 0. bad HAYMAN'S AUCTION House, HOUSEHOLD: · ~Ll · 992-Wf;_2561 tileclrlc 9-1J.6tc goo:'!.~. dillon. $1.~. Phone Laurel Cliff, now open Nch Rang 81, Fr I g Idol re 992 _ Mrs. Aona Willes, Karen and supper with her parents, Mr. ._ENRY CLELAND Friday to receive conRefrigerator; 2 5 place FIELD grown , chrylan9-9-6lc ltoker . Jackie, were dinner guests and Mrs. Carl Lee on Wed9,1.,31c slgnmenh. at 10 a:rn.. Auction dinettes; · 3 p~ bedroom themumt . •nd · mums. - - - : - - - - - - SUnday of Mrs. Kate Rowe and nesday evening. starting at 7 p.m. Let us sell oulle, day bed end mattress; 2 ~Ids' VFiower Shop, 1964 GALAX IE 500, ·s.T., good Ada. Karen Wines waa also a your merchandise. dressers, Chest of drawen; , W. •· 269englni,.tdoor.'Best~er. 3-l2;1fc 21" Motorola T.V., Air-way ' 9·1S·21c Pliono 992-:1316. guest Monday of the Rowes. Charles Dij:kens waa workTable top water --,-----....:..'·13-31p Tim and Brei McDade of ing on "The Mystery of Ed- LAST CHANCE to earn Sweeper; healer. UIIIIIV ceblnel; 65 BTU WARM. Morning gas Living room suite, 3 heeler • practically new. 19119,FORD EcQf1ollne v..,, 3,600 Covlllgton spent Sunday nlght win Drood" the evening beChristmas monev with Rollsoerlft; Lot ol hand tools. Phont 992'6742• mllti, must •••II. S" at with David and Edward RoQSb. fore his daath. This accounts Playhouse Toys. No collectANTIQUES & COLLECTORS 9-1S-61c Newelf'.s S~)ibco. Phone Ing, no delivering, no cash Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush for its being UDftnlshed. ITEMS: Marble top dresser, F RUNNER ~bu Chesllr 9u.33J11.· Investment. can collect, Handmade walnut safe; HAL ..,.n,, S1 • · • . ,- • · 9·1:1-lfc Charlotte Heiskell, 614·377· Library, table, Wail plcturu; ~ck your own. o;;htrlll , 47'11. 9-13-6tc 2 fold ng high choirs; Sat ..g_':ia~ 11 •nd, Ohio. Phone 1962 RAMBLER. . 4 ._;, tk~ - -- - - - - - maple round back choirs; • ,_ 1S-6tc celltnl condlllqii.' Pilone_992, WILL pick up merchendiH and rocking chelrs, IQI straight. 3442. , · ·. take to auction on e perchoirs; Bung hole raamor, FRESH. L. O AD COMing , · 9-IS.31c . -: , ( HAVE REJ)NION centage basis. Call Jim Lard press; lron ketfiH ""d PHChll ·Red e•d yellow .0 00 3 IEDR......,.• . ~!.Level lot, . The descendants of George Adams, auctioneer, Rullond. skll..fs. Sed lr0f11; Walnut O.llcl~lp)>lu: Nto. "-'~• 194' TOR .._NA , • 1ully •> nlci .;rw;Ji,, an·d· ·living. , and Suzanna RoQSb bold their f'l1one 742-4461. love seat; Lerge ~ lo,t dishes and apPle elder 11 ~1 !',!ppsd wlm '''·· Phone ' 742, Qll:port. $9,500.QD: · •· 9-2:1-tfc end glasowore. bbiiiH and ~ 1 ~1 1 lamlly reunion SUnday, Sep- - - ---,--~...,..lamps; Straight · razors, ~~~-=~I'!;:;[. 9-tS.S!c ·3 iiiDROOMs- Plllellng. all tember 6, at the Union ComON A budatl? Eorn tree toys. c_. tea kellfe · McGylfey 1 "'~ h 1 1-" 1 Hove a Playhouse Toy portv. rNders alid other llliti'I,UI Br ght Star Mlrktlll MalOti, p••; for' Sale· ., roug 'n "'c ' rc JII!l'OUlld. The Invocation was '·II J~n 01 742.3655. bookt. Mont more unusu•l ·'W; Va.'s oldtll merkel ... r nge. Forced elr hlttt. Full ~ ~ teaturlng ....,.Ydly dlicount . · ·. 111..mant. Only str,ooo.ao given by William Grimm, 9-10-6tc Items. Tills 1 onlv a partial . priCIS on orodi!ce gnx:ery IARKAROO "~nits, fiwobla· ·, .; · ·, · ·. followed with a covered dish II sling. Lunch served. Not ·, elid mnt llemt. ilrrng lhl Mlnlllu... ~Uiorl, Torch, · AIR COIIDITIOitiD - 1 3 dinner at noon. reoponstb.. for e~ldl!lt>. P. wholf .family ~ get ~ 01\lo. ·Tjkn rll!M, '111111 hciilot. , l>tdrooma wjlb l~t clostt>. WILL give plano lessons In mv ~; •.!i\"1 ~!c·o~. 0 ,· free ~ckafs on our big liriD The buslnes8 meeting was Auc' .!.;.... . Rlaht. 1'1\QI\i .Coolville- W· 1\'.i cera~tii¢. 11'-'·'~~~~~-~Fiull 11--· home. Phone 991-3666. ....... ...._ • glva-o •.woy. No purehalf 36f.l. ·,• ·'. · · · bal!.l.i!""'· -GaK•iJt. t. ,60 conducted by the president, 8-16-tk Thomas Grinstead. Tile 9-13-3tc c:~uir.l"d.~~~l!':t"l=-:,'~ ' •.. ' ·•· ' : 9+12ic ~~-rt:~·::.~~:· !26~ ,po . 111 mlnlleB of the laot year's H~~.~~~nG b~n~~~ •~~r.,'~ For RIM Mar~tt ~e•~,"'toS. 11rlve,ln BtJ:.E~ •pu~et ~I<C ' ~r ::,lj" FU~IIl't,U_R_. ":"'i .~. · · TbNt,-. reunion were read, and the ·-.·· ROOM on Rl. 33, · a..•-· ,, por.chti- . Dou t , E.sterd.y. R-·~· 3 un1urn1shed opart· J 111-•- ''" • w•tar · • ' Nice ' IOf, 'Biac!lti!P trealllll'«''l report given. Both _ _ _ _ _ _ _9_·1_3-31p ment. Pl1one 99'<·2211. Muon, W. VI. ·'· 9-lS.ffc . ._. T ' lilt Off Rt. 7 ~age$5.6110 00 . . ' ., were BPili'GVed. A letter from nftr Pialtta, Phone Ohio. uROOMIRICidlt:MI:t:R-'8 • . .• ,. , BRADFORD Auction Compenv - --------7-·1-·IIC O:~~~:Oifi;:~ !~,ncta.- 8e~tdum, the Broad Run Cemetery 7 Furniture Store wlll Ill closed FURNISHED olid unfvrnl3156 .._ville' .. " • office rpornf Of1 'l in! . float, ,. .•asoclalloo was read by Mrs. on Tuesday and Wednesday oportmento. a- to school. ' ., l-l6-301c rtil~.!fll Sec'cind. c.>tr1l · each week until further Alton Rouirb lllanklng the group Phone 992·501. , -PA_R_j(_V_IE.-W.K-t_nf_lt_ls-, -Pood-ln; hill. Lilrcl8 P!lfkl!li .lot wtlh ' notice. A. C. Br.adford. for the dcJNII,.. of $25 which ------1Q.=l8-~tk~ and bird dogt, AKC. HI and II .. garaj"olt. sn.~OO . 9-1:1-31c had been oiade 1aat year to the show PUPfJ:f· Grooming. FOR SilLTl · NO HUNTING on Luther Frland AIR cemela'y fund. The letter also ~ 992· . • . ._.._ CI!Lt tn.UU :• . property, Beshen. r 1 . 7. '" HI!UN l •. 'l.i Jii!it''.. 9-13-31p :r!iAFoRD AISOGIATEI, • • SYRAC!US& • ' NO HUNTING or lt-qjng ,. 9 15 &,mda. .. ha~ f!IIQres. :: a . HOB$fETTE·R' New Haven Sodai ·Events ""Bhum . I ·, I ,. :C..:f ·tn· G5.iiO k.s'(' lie and Gentl~men J&ck. Kane, YQu, aud . . . ' without ·:~i,.,llaton. Bin Harrla, R.C:Ine, Ohio. ' 9-13-31c Wanted To a•r . OLO tur~lture,. \l)obas, "'"" beds, tiC. Wrlfl!:,.,_ D. Miller, Rt. -1. Ohio. Call 992-4271.· .....,_Of, ·AliCtloid . AT . . '' ·':-JI"'S DAILY CROSSWORD .l(lB(IIIS 1. Oleaeeou~ tne '· 8t1rup T. Girl's name 4. Half note• •. French river a. Church 2Ulompu1 potnt (abltr.) 22. Not (var.) ACtiOII old vtno ·-~ 7. Fool (at) :U. WbtC 211. 'fnlll 12.lllJ>*a lS."CIIorus" JUly Ja. Pet IT. Old ......... 18.Pllnue 20. OVorl&y 23.8,1uko liT.~ ·--.........'IUUad.of ..!' battery · ao.-or IAIIboia 11.-· ~~~. at. Ten•te aT. II'.... ~ 40. K 'b t'CII I. Uatold (poet.) 10. Nolltlq- l!. Wholo 11. 111om rtvo< II. Colu If. Eat away 20. Jl'urnl- turo truck · 21. 111tter """' 21. cut arr IG. S..d7 lllot 12. Dotoitod ,........,........ SUiluet 38. OwDOd 39. .\naa - PANCO aa. - poel!ea :k. Plllltt flla'ht fl. llltcll¥111ed Ill. Old Bobrow 48.Amle 111011111 . wu.•-r 'ltlU AA\1& ~'MEN lcnlfe vou et"'U.IN!ER ON THE 510VE. I ( IJ _1 . . ., ........... Neworm 111111clnlttlloaon . . ,... .............. &• •, . (I I IJON TMI[ I I I I l . u- AI'IIIIN , _ , :-,..,....,..•.\1-., ......... -s...... F1¥ -"!t. UAR ,,.,_ of .......-INIQII~ ,·,· ' . 1 •wl �NowYoulnow Dlnloliwi To Be 1tllvWII Of~ Jfe#p·M- keG · · VOL XXII NO. 108 . . •• ucat1on In !f; . I·: • I',j ·•n:~.ICI!t. \UPI)- PreiJident Nixon said{.y American ~tloti faces its greateat , "•, • ;'· crlllllnh!'I«Jbeca•ofCIIIDPIIIaTorl.ml. "Atatlmewbon the quantity of educatioo Is growln3 . .. n••.. I • '' ' ''· ",, '• ' ,. MASON - The Car1011 landtill dump at Maam will ~ tomorrow Ill' a period of one mooth, an extension granted by the Maam Health Department, New Haven Mayor Olarlel Zerkle roported. . Plclrup In New Haven will begin lmlorrow with the normal Monday ecbedule to be lollowed. On Thursday, the normal Tulllday schedule will be followed and Ill friday the normal Wedneaday ochedull , will hold. Ned week the tall pickup ecbedule 011 Monday, Tuelday and Wedneoday will .. resumed. The Muon dump, wblcb bu been uaed by New Haven, wu clooed lwo weeb ago. A dump at Polnt Plouant bas been 111111 durin& that period, It 11 • 'M'" "only th'y can save higher education in America." . Nllon .~ld tl!at on oome campuses; "small band.iJ of deltructiCliiiJII have been a!·lond to Impose their own rule ~arbitrary force." ., Because of that, be sald, ''We t.ce the greafell crlala In the ·""~· ol Amerlcon edutation tDf:1'~ dtrutlc sb«tages of ,, ·:·~-and teacbers ln tbe Ve-MemoNI Bll)lltal ADMITrED - Louise Bllrlrldge; Albany; aetlth llrogaD, VInton; IJolorea Ly~, Racine; Edith Dewburat, CbWicothe. DISCHARGED Lena Noble, Jeannette Duffy, Luq McGune, Leonard Lunsfor4, Paul Lubns, Florence M.-r. I i .I The anrrual meelblg of the p.m. at the Cancer SocleiJ Mel sa County Unit ·of \he ...,, 12'1 COle Street, MJcl. American Cancer Society will dlePort. be held Tu~ay, Sept. 22, at a Corpmltt"" reports will bo given and election of olflcera will be held. All contrlbul«< of $1 or more to the frro crusade are members and ma.y vote. Tonight, Sept. II DINNER GIVEN TWO MULES FOR Mr. and Mra. Jobn Zerkle SISTER ~RA enterlalned with a buffet cjin!Tochnlmlarl Shirley Maclalno ner, Sunday, Sept. 7. Guests Clint Eastwood were Mr. and Mra. Melvin "GP" roted ... AII ad· Smith, Pomeroy RD; Mr. and milled. Mra. Cline Dalley and daughter, C.larcor1vons: Bold Eogle; Spice ht; Mellaaa, Pomeroy; Mrs. Give Ma Liliorty . WIUiam llsmm and daugbtere, MEIGS WTRE SHOW STARTS7 P.M. AmyandJ~,andHaWeand Wodnosdly'&Thursday S.,tembor16-17 0:.l. 1 .l0::;P;,;E,;N_ _, NeUie Zerkle, Middleport. The birthday of John Zerlde waa oblerved and Ice cream and cake were served In late afternoon. L.-..:"::i lfiOllll• wen . The Jastll'l IIIDily 8lld Idaho, . DlSI'OSITS 1110~£0 10 '20,00000 are a ama11 minority. But their voices have been allowed to drown out the responsible majority. "As a result, there 1s a growing, dangerous attitude amoog miiJlons of people that an youth are lllte thole who appear night after night on the televlsloo screen shoulblg obeceniUes, mating th78ata and =Is~ des1ructive and ·were ended He defended his Vietnam "today higher educotion In America rlaks losing that essenlial oupporl It has bad since the beslnninl! of Ibis country- the suppll't of the American people." Eloue For Terrorfall He dismissed wbat he said were attempts to blame government poticles for campus lroublel. Tbat, he said, waa only an effort to find an excuae ~~~:;r':Sta~ar ''To' put II bbtnUy," the morrow aflernoon the mll'al _,. ~I asserted In the and -'"'lual In the In VI tnam nd the natlonolly bi'Oidcut speech II ·-'--~:. would •"" -'·L peace the President e asaid. world," , •·· ..u......... crim. "" ..... Cemetery .· .fA~ts.·:. ' .. ~'I . ,~;.~ .·· ' : I, ... ' 11111 ...... ~~ WILLWIIHOWN, rip!, ilemoC1'It candldi~ fdr stall! altorntly pneral, and Jim Balley, candidate for Melge County CCllllmissloner, are lbown ecann1ns the SWIIIay TimeoSsntlnel Wring Brown's campsiiP' atop In Pomeroy MCllldaY. A resident of U.boo, Brown visited In Melge CJI!unty Monday, IeavinS for Ironton later In the day. 1blB Is Brown's first Ume to run for state olllce. · . . Retired Missionary to ~wiD .. ~ tbe Oblo ..'' . ' riverfront area with the Delta Queen oR- '\ shore. ' Four ' color reprodudlon In the new unit Installed three weeb 1110 requires new proceulng techniques and aaxUiary equipment. . ' _I{ ..," ,~,_, . · · .,' :&:!::-.:u:.::~:: :::::::&>.-.::::~:::».::::::::=::~::: : :::-~~~::::-.».::::-$: ~-::::::::::?~~::::::. w;;:;ohS?U®:W.«-:«*-=?.?.::??.:~?.«:::?;t«.W. ·.. ·.r , , . . . ~after 3 p.m. and Ill ldllllio'n.l $10 char&( lor · jpniDi Jilld clOIIng graveo Gil Saq,rdaya, Bun4PJ• or boll~. The ltaltees agreed thai le4 WID,Imem.n at the cemef87, Wlll work' with the ~ llfftel De(tw lwnt when !lieN .,. no pves to be opened or eiGied « ..... ID be IIIOYed.Jie 1rlil ..t illatructed to aave the loll and plant. grass 011 new . 20%.Off Sale on Custom :MadeDRAPERIES AND.. 8EoSP'READs Bi4. ••II tliolt of flbdcS IIIII 1 !'ide 111111 ef C111cn. . ' ·.. Brill in your m•lt!lle'.is .I.• d,.·s.;ijp ' ' ~ -" -,u.-. praent wen ROI' ''"N' , I ' I , ' ELBERfELDS·:·. .C .. 'o -~· --~{'1 .::··;1 n,. Cluff ·is ~· ' 0 ~to lll)'tr and Pbll Globabr. ' ,. I P· ' ;The vllllln clerk wu let up 'perpelnal ·~· 1rust fWidl rather 1baD . CIJilllnuol the bond l)'llem .... .... . > ByUiitedPruslateruattoul loatlnmojorupsell. Former Vice President Rep. Philip J . Pbllbln\ who Hubert H. Humphrey and Sen. has spent 28 yearl 'In the Henry M. JacksOII, .D-Wash., House, loot to the ~v . IIA>bert easily survived cballengeo by F. Drlnan, a Jeoult priest Negro antiwar candldalel In advocating withdrawal of U.S. primary electiOIIS Tueoclay, but forces from Vietnam,; In the Sen. Jooeph D. Tydings only Democratic primary Ill MAssanarrowly won renominaU011 In chusetts' :lrd Congreaalonal '1"'>:iand where he W88 op- District. ' '' . (iooed vigorously by the gun Rep. George Fallon, cbalrlobby. man of the Houae PubUc Works •• QelwUIY. ll ·•.l!.f .clf.l.J\t.,, ~\I!IJ••~~;'l'~~an. Ole Jncumtieilll .,., tile bli! was beaten by state legillator as primary elections Paul ~· for DoJIIOcraUc were held in MarYland, Massa- nWQlnatiOII in MittylaJ\d. chuae!ta, Minnesota, Washing- In addition to 1'ydlngs and too, Oklaboma and Rhode Jackson, two other InCUmbent Wand. senators easily paased the But two veteran congressmen primary burdJe.-..Sen. John 0. Pastore, D-RJ., who swamped his opp011ent, and Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., who had no oppooitlon. There waslillle doubt before election day that Humphrey would take the Democratic nomination but a good showing by black 'antiwar candidate Ea71 Craig Jr. would have seriously burt any future Humphrey effvrt to be elected Jn.lldenl. an election be lost to ~ent Nixon In 1968. ~or Willi EasUy Humphrey's opponent In the November electt0111rill be ~p . Clark MacGregor who eully won the Republican primary. Humphrey promised "an ac- Maxey, a peace candidate. Maxey decUned ID say whether he would Suppll't Jackson In the general electioo. Jackson's opponent will be state Sen. Charles Elicker who won the GOP primary. -·~ Jlfli!!jl ~llllloa '1"'"8"' narrow Yleloi'y in Maryland over GeoQ!e P. Mabooey Wll atlributed to slroog opposition from gun groups. Tydings has sponsored gun conlrollegialaU011, but sald during the camPatsn that the DEBBIE JEF imcs, iiEAo JI.U)RB'ITE It Eutern lllcb School, stepped hlgb in ptetame ceremonieS at Eutlm 111gb School Friday night. 1be Eagles wrecked ~ Trace S4 to 0. :.~-".-.-:.·;x:•· :.:t9(~Y.o;•,•, ·ms"~ - '-if~;"~ •.• . .. ···R ·~ •,•.« ·-I·' ''A','o'•'•'•'• ..'•'•"'':.;···;•;O:•Y•< •u,_.._._, •..,.._.:::,..•; : -;-.;o.•,.._.,•••.•.•.•.•.•>;o!-.•.• .~-.; ' Dead at 66 · Radical Liberals I Now '/ladiclibs' • By Ulllled Prallaterulloul I PHNOM PI!NH - COMMUNIST FORCES cut off supply and relnfortement roufel for a 4,1l00oien Cambodian army unit encircled 18mileo north of l'll1om Penh. The government sald today It wu "not IIIU'e" help bad arrived. The North Vietnamese and Viet C.Og bit beblnd the Cambodlanll, llloi'Ped outalde Tang Kauk 111 lll&lnraY 6 In their drive to reiCh the prvvtnclal capllal of KmJpong 1bom 34 miles further north. The Conurnmlsta oea~pied the vWage of Tapeaac Kak about four miles south of tbe lui< force and blew up two bridgN In the area, cutting both communlcattona and suppq routes . In Plmom Path, hiSh ammall'l IIJ)Okesman MaJ. Am RClllg sald, "The command II cerlllnly very IIWIIn! of the danger and c'verJ measure bas been taken to avoid It culling off the troops happeninS apin." He llid ''Ills not IIIU'e" whether the two bitlllionllltllt several claYs ago ID help the Cambodian Ioree had lrl'lved at Tang Kauk. · By Uallad Press lnlenlatlollal Palestinian .....,.mas holding 54 hijack ho<ltages Ill Amman alcl today an outbreek of flgiXIns between the SUI!I'I'!llll &Dd the Jordanian army could turn the boalages Into bargainin3 com~terolf dvll Wll' breaks oul The statement came from a apokeaman after King Husaeln tlgbtened the martlal law be Imposed 111 Jordan ~ the 1911'1 Mldeut War, let up a military 1overnment and pre- against them. Goulborn to llritish Embassy In l.ondoo, Brllillb officials officials and published Ill said there was re&IIOD to belie'lll some progreu bad beim made !Dwlll'd establlablng the guenillall' terms f<lr releulng the hostageo, but there were 110 detana. A Brltl5b Jetliner pilot llllll held bo.stage appealed tD the world today to ''Please get 111 out u 80011 u poalie." The 8pl)e8l from BOAC Capt. Cyril l.oodon newepapora said be was being beld In "a room somewbefe In Amman." The 8l*rillas, rneanwblle, acQIIed the United stalell of epplylng piasure to Brltaln, Germany and Swlllerland to maintain a solid !root 1l1lll llrael lnstesd of negotlalblg aeparotely es the guen11laamw demand. n . Se =~~:n~a"'!'o: rarty 'IJte IS t ment. The Vatican ruy masazlne L'Osserv-., della Domenica esprelllllillear tbat tba taking of hostages tlo'ougb hljacklnge could toucb off big PI- Interventton In the Middle East and undo what bu been lcltlewd In yeon of stnae111re api118t co!mlaJI'IIl. However, 1111 Unii.ed Stites 1n particular bu alated it bU no )llans 111 Intervene. Tbe guerrlllal bin warned that the llvetol lbebostagea would be Imperiled lllllfmWllrYIICIIon was 10:111 D The lllllual party for memhera wbo helped wltb the 001111V falrpJUcecletall 'ln A1181111Wu set for Octi>ber 4 at the Olarles Slratzel cottase In Grat Bend when Drew Weblter Poll 31, American Lecloo, mel at the Pill bome 'l'lleldaJ nllbL A state depwluMiil leaderllblp eoll88t wu -.ced Gil Oct. S-4 II lite )'Gilth eeater Gil the Oldo Slate Flirlraan\ll In \».<;:;:~;:;o;w ·::or,·<'!~<~::.~:::::.«.- .__ Collm.... Membol'l ~ tQ attend are ubd ID noliO' -'i;i;·,¥!1 Balloy• :.r..: :..'·,: .... Chapter . II!'.; '.H ==~-:.= ~ . commander LeGiard Jewell Kenneth Harril. A trllll" · meellngwu IISOIIIliiOWCI!dliljr · 7:30p.m. GIISipt. 8 at the pall bome. . P1a1111 a11o 111n tllldt becJn tbl llll1lll fill -~~ for member1 m· wi1N. the lirllio .. llln ==~~~i:~ Ill t p.m. at tbe ill A new Este•u• Oklo •~diu: · vic• etmmandtr · . . . 8llardaJ ... .... JeWilll reported E'.:-t ~....:.,:"" day: ·. · · nellt)'W at 111. .1' tnJ .....,...,..J Wal'lil willa tb~e ~ liked to laid duel to ' TIM Mflp 11ounty Youth of oheweta Sattirday the Ohio Aaloolallon for Sn';:r• • !II ..,er l't!i Ollt tram t:JO p.m. Thunda'y . . \ the ~;beeilllr state-A-Way. "~~"'-~'~~~~~i!t!l!!i>il8! Will be to '~ 'I November election. ;: Here Is a randown on other · ·: state elecU.,.: :'. _• M•ssacbusetts: Joeiab A. : · Spauldlnl whooppoaed Nixon's · war I)Olici.., WClll the rlgbt to ·,.: oppoae J'en'*V In NCIV1!IIIIa. ·· ·''""' fll'lllli41llt won 1be GOP pr\iBI.. ··. . r:r· over Jd!n J; lllcCirtliJ:r·-- , baclr.er at Nlun'1 JICl(UliM. · ·: Booton May1ir Jlevin H) WltJ=U defeated state Senate Pr(lllden Maurice A. Donahue In • Ill race fer the Dom~tk (Continued 011 page 8) Hostages Loom As Pawns in Civil War :» END,-, OF live and COIIStructive earn- National Rifle Alsoclai1Clll8lld palgn." othero bad distorted his paliiiGII . In WIIBhlngton, Jacklon took In an e11ort tD - · • him. about 75 per cent of the vote to Tydings wiD meet Rep. J . .· defeat black attorney Carl GleM Beall Jr. In 1be .· ,---·---------------------.---, ! News .••in Briefs ! Hijack • ehlrl• If llpel1b1'g or ciOflbll ' Are you getting the most out of your savings dollor? Not all banks poy the same interest, you knowl We invite yo~o to che<:k into our high earnings, paid quarterly, ond compare'th~ interest ...;ith · what you're getting now. Come in today. creases 1 at QtiZIRS 1la\iUftl\ . . Certabdy, 1t wom1 11tat•s oar new Gou II-page unit that ID- 1 b · ;;:try~:= a=::;:::~=: ~c~·no:lntrla~bu~;tolJao:jlus~7tean~d:lays; ncum entsDe-teatChallenaers· :·-_·.:·. J• e' .In 1be Dl~y ~'{.' .:. IJ ,u\\\1\& pt at right ~llca'l 'lphooll and coUeges today, If the environment were poUc'les, a aource of much ~ ~Jb!nl compared to the clelned up tomorrow rriOrnln& tude t dissent ,,,, 0\\UM U' SOME ~ ~~\1lGS. .. reatest , ' I' J n i l l a n d reported. TWO SALES SET Racine Cbapte1· 134, Order of Eastern Stars, will hold a rummage sale Friday and Saturday from ~ till 2 at the Isabelle Simpson building next to the Club Restaurant In Raclno. A bske sale will be held LODGE TO MEET In C<lljunction with the rumShade River Lodge 453, mage sale, F&AM will meet In speclll session at 8 p.m. Thursdoy. ENROlLED AT GBU There will be work in the secCllld Jennifer CraiB, daughter of degree. All muter IIUIIOIII are Mr. and Mrs. Robert CraiB, invited. Middleport, bas been accepted at Galllpolls B~ College UNIT TO MEET for the faD quarter wblch MASON - The Mason Counl)r started Sspt. 14. Miss Craig, a Defense Unit will meet at 7:30 1969 graduate of Meigs High p.m. Tburlday in the courSchool, Is enrolled In the thouse anne1t at Polnt IIOCI'elarial course. Ptellll!lllt. 1~70 A·amatlcllly,lll quaJilil' Is ~vely tllreatened by•a888Uill which Ierrorite faculty, students and Va lie Y P ublla·h lug 1.lil!lntlliJ 'laid eallOtJe a~tor1 alike," Nixon cleclaHd. Co.'1 pt:ets eapaclty to •ri Ill a apeech p(eparecl for an appearance at Kusas state University - one of bil rare visits to a ;12 pages and pr0¥ides ~'*!lptli-Nixonblth•rdat an typesofterrorilm, from campus radicals to thole who attack rour-eolor dilplay Ill ~ to 1111.Arab perr1Da1. He llllid they all shared a CODiempt f<lr hiDIIBn life and human Is•• of up to 11 .. ~clel\fllll ~ not~~~rW but contempt. pages. 'I!Oe J!'.Oealloa' · 11til Bummer scene, ...... on coUege and takeu by color polaroid lie ......., · psrt of the Alfred M. Landon "The deatructive acUvlsts at venltyand . atimlnlstrators to lecture series at Kansas Slate, our collegeo and IDIIv-'tiea and eularged, Is of the "'.. GaiUpolill public lile up .. Counted .."'•• ACS Will Meet On September 22 ,, . President Cites Terrorists l}eserving Contempt by All h ••.. ,. 'I;.'0 ' • •' ;: WEDNESDAY, StPTEMBER 16, .POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 15, 1970 lerner strausbaugh