http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f63c642dcd2909c5737c2cb17646af1f.pdf dbfab4b1112e46c3a91c28859b6bc8ce PDF Text Text 1~ The llail)' Stntlllei,Middleport-Puner<ly, 0., Ocl.IZ, 1170 High Court Looks Again to Schools WASHINGTON (UPI) -The &lpreme Court turned today to ill 11r1t major euminallon of ldlool deoegregallon since its historic 1954 ruling against separate black and white talned. The Nlmn alknintstration has taken the poaltlon every chlld should be allowed to attend tbe school in hiS nelshborhood ev0111f that meMts IIDI!le schoob schools. The issue now is remain all black, and others all whether chlldres> should be white. It hss told the court the bused, district lines redrawn or ConsUtutioo ''does oot require other metbods used to integrate acbool5. The nlne juslices opened two days of argum011ts on cases Society News frmn Olarlotte, N.C.; Mobile County, Ala ., and Clarke By Mnr. Evelyn Brtckles County, Ga., in an attempt to Sunday School attendance at reoolve an issue which has the United Methodist Church lroushl the Nlslm adminlslra- was 39, offering was $11.94. Uon Into conflict with the Worship service attendance nation's clvU rights leaders. was 37, offering was f/8.6:1. The eventual declslons were Mr. and Mrs. Don Guthrie and apecled to give the nation's chlldren spent the weekend with ldlool districts the muimum relatives in Columbua. steps they will be required to Mrs. Mae Decker and Mr. and follow to bring about racl.ally Mrs. Walter Hornbeck of unified achool s)'l!lllms. The Columbus spent Wednesday court must decide If a par- with Mrs. Neisel Weatherman. Ucular black-white attendance Mrs. Weatherman returned to ratio Is necessary in the schools Colwnbus with them and visited and, If so, how it should be at- friends and returned home Saturday. Mrs. Tom Burroughs and Carl Barnhill were calling on Mr. and Mrs . Charles Betzlng Sunday. Mrs. Betzing just returned home from Veterans Memorial Hospital where she BY BERTHA PARKER Rally Dal was held Sunday, was a patient several days for Oct. 4, at the Free Methodist ohaervation. Church with 130 attending . Mr. and Mrs. Larry Salser and daughter, Heather , of Offering was $34.23. Wyatt Schsefer, Mt. Vernon, Pomeroy were Stmday guests of and son, David, student at Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Roland Torrence. University, spent Sunday with Thelma Travis and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schsefer. Lorena Amon of Logan spent Misses Bertha Parker, Kathy the weekend here with their PuiUns, Joan Clark, attended aunt, Mrs. Mabel Swartz. the Rally Sunday at the Rock Mr. and Mrs. Dennard Blake and daughters . a! Mansfield Springs Methodist Olurch. spent the week<od with his Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bauer, Marlon; Mr. and Mrs. Robert parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm DeConnlck, and Kelli Sue, Blske. Coltunbw, spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Blake were with Mr. and Mrs. Chsrles involved in a car wreck in Karr. Mr. Karr, Mr. Bauer, and Parkersburg a week ago and Mrs. DeConnlck attended Mr. Blake wasn 'I seriously morning serrice at the local injured, only a cut on the head, but Mrs. Blake hsd to remain in church. the St. Joseph Hoopltal with a 1be Laurel Cllff Health Club crushed right shoulder. beld Ita 35th anniversary with Watson was taken to Everett potluck at 6:30 Thuraday Veterans Memorial Hospital evening wilb 12 members and Sunday morning by the one IIUeBI, Mrs. Judy Spen- Emergency Squad when he Tuppers Plains Laurel Oiff News Notes cer, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kerr. Sunshine sisters were revealed and new nrunes drawn for the nnt year. Sheets, pillow CUOI, towels and wash cloths were donated to the Pomeroy emergency squad. Mrs. Mabel Tracy will be host for the November meeUng. Word hss been received that Mrs. Faye Hysell CorUs, that hsd been injured by a mlni-blke, broke her hlp. She is a patient In Toolde Valley Hoopital, Salt Lake City Utah. 84074. HANDY DRIVE IN BANKING CW!e of U1e many can serve you best. In where the action is. We In- vite your patronage-. Fridays Only The Drive-In Window is Open 9A.M.to7 P.M. (Continuously J otMr Blinking Houn f to 3 and S to 7 •• UINI on Fridoys. THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS 00. Pomeroy, Ohio Member FDIC Member Federal RF""Ierve Systam became seriously lll with a heart canditioo. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vance of Colambus were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mollahsn. Mrs. Mnbe!Swartz visited her sister, Mrs. Letha Koblentz at Veterans Memorial Hospltel. Emerson Hayes was teken from the Elmwood Nursing Horne to Veterans Memorial Hospital Saturday by the Emergency Squad alter he became seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Robert White of Keno, Mrs. Norman McCain and Mrs. Mary Reed a! Eastern called m Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Newell Friday and helped celebrate Mr. Newell's 87th blrtltday. Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Newell and daughter, Bhelah, of Chester also Vlslted hiS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeasle Newell on Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Robert Burk and baby of Allred were Friday guests of ber grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Verle Tuttle. Mrs. Myrtle Boggess returned home Saturday after a two week visit with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Garland Brannon of West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edgel of Long Bottom Vlslted a recent day with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock. Leota Massar and Leone Babcock attended the miacellaneoua shower for Mr. and Mrs. Mark FlndeUng at the home a! his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Findellng Friday evening. A large crowd attended and the couple received many lovely and uaefuJ gifts. Kenny Riggs a! Eastern spent >iiday night with his ount, Mrs. Oscar Babcock. ADMIRAL AON~ REAL SALE You Won't Believe Your Buys! GET 1971 lV & STEREO FOR LESS THAN 1970 PRICES No Gimmreks Just Real Savlftlll ... racial balanee In all public schools rr lntesratlon In every an-white or all-Negro ldlool." 1be NAACP Legal Defense Fund (LDF) bas Insisted, however, that every black student bas a rtgllt to attend a school which ClltMI be identified as black. "Nothing Jess KER MIDDI.EPORT, 0. 1nd led oo Jan, tf, 1970 to the &ipnme Court's llr!ll slg111ficant spilt on the subject of ldlools. Reversing a 5th !lrcult ru!Jng a. maJority said desegre. gaUon of If school dtstrtcta In dlstrtcta. five Soulbern Stales take places The results fennent oparked 111 Feb. I, not the following men lower court proceedings September. Now You Know In death by her husband, Roy, two brotllera, and a alroter, SurviYintJ are a oialer, Mrs. Nettle Jon01, Akron, and ":veral nieces and. ftept.ewa. Mra. Thmnpoon worked u a seamslrar! in the CGIII!nunJI)' 1, number ~ years. · Funeralse~ will be Ml\1 at 2 p.m. Tuesday 11 ihe Rlw~ll P\metll lbpe with the Rav. Charletr 811110111 a!ftctaUng. Burial will be In Gravel Hill Cemelery . al 11 The need to move on these <lleiJhln, Frte!lde 11111 call Ill bills is long overdue,'' Tallsald. the fllneral home any time. Taft said Saturday that TWO DRAW PINE8 Metzenbawn last spring was "asking students to get mad" Two drtveraltned In the court but now has changed his tune. of Middleport Mayor c. o. "Now be says disorders and Fisher over the -kend were violence are not issues becauae Nancy Lou Pope, 37, Mid· be deplores violence,'' Taft dleport, $i and COlla, apeedlng, Mid. "Damocr•tlc pollticians and Cllfford Murray, 31, Mldare suffering from scblz- dlepor~ $10and coots, oqueollng ophrenln over how to deal tires. with the campua crises." Ohio Republlcana say they are hur:.\ng for campaign funds, NEW TYPHOON but an aid to one major can· MANILA (UPI) - Tropical dldate says It Is not as bad ult storm Joan lntenalfled Into a once was. typhoon early today. H. Rlciulrd Niehoff, state Weallrermen l.utted warnings GOP finance chairman, sent lor the eaatern provinces of the letters to major contributors Central Phlllpplnes and saying the party's financial southern part of the main llland of Luroo Including the populous situation Is desperate. "If Republicans are to mount Manila .;...., a winning campaign in 11170 (and they still can) tlley must do so via newspapers, radio and GEl'S 11 TO • prime time TV," Niehoff said. RAVENNA, Ohio (UPIJ _A Jamea Duerk, an aid to Roger former Kent State Unim'llty Cloud, the Repobllcan guber- student, Rick Felber, 21, wu natorlal candidate, said his aentenced to 2llofO years 1n candidate hss begun some five prJaon 00 a marijuana <lwga minute telecasts In major here Saturday, the otlffeat markets and hopes to air some Berllerrcereturned on the c11arp six seco.nd and 30 second In Pcrtage Cbunty 0ommoo commerctals. !'leu Cburl. Mra; Eillet G. Thompaon, 91, Weat Main. SL, Pomeroy,,. dled Sunday.' l)'lning ot Veter8111 MernortafHoepltal. Mrs. Tbotnpson was ~ Dec. S, 1871, at Chealllre, the daughter of tl1e late Mr. ard Mrs. Mel Coughenour. Bealdes her parents, aha was preceded • at y e Pope John m wu elected to tha papacy while IIIII Ill his taens and aerwd lrcJm llllii to \113. VOL XXII NO. !27 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO TUfSDAY, OCTOBER 13, l~h • Gilligan Promises New Code of Ethics zn Cuba ~ By United Press lnternatloaal John J. Gilligan, Democratic candidate for governor, said today be would posh for a code of ethics for top stele officials If he is elected. In a Cleveland news conference, Gilligan publicly released a statement of his personal worth and Mid be would volunlarlly flle It away with the secretary of stele. He said he would fUe a personal disclosure every year, if elected. "And I will require every person l appoint to a high state position to do the same as a rondition of that appoinbnent," he said. "I will urge my fellow elected officials to do the same voluntarily.'' Gilligan said the administration that takes office in J"anuary faces a "confidence crisis" as the result of the discovery of irregularities in the state loan program. He said he would puah lor a cnde ol ethics to be passed in the state legislature "to spell out the conduct expected of both elected and appointed officials." Gilligan listed assets of $175,426 and liabilities of $11,879 lor himself and his wife. Howard Metzenbaum, Democratic candidate for U. S. Senate, chsrged today his opponent hss "consistently and deliberately voted against the farmers ' interests" in Congress. Metzenbaum, wha wa.• to meet today with officers of the Ohio Farm Bureau, claimed Republican Rubert Taft Jr. voted against projects bills appropriatln~ money for agricultural research. "He (Taft) hss praised far· mers, been photographed with them, climbed on tractors with them. But when Mr. Taft hsd to put his vote on the line to ap- MUler to V"rsit In Gallia, Meigs After Recess WASHINGTON, D. C. Congressman Clarence Miller wlll return to Ohio late this week for visits In Meigs and Gellis Counties shortly alter the House of Representetlves recesses. The native Southeastern Ohio leglslator announced his bosy scbedule for the coming week, a schedule which will take him into a number a! lOth district counties. On Friday evenlng, October 16th, Congressman Miller will be in Lancaater to attend the Fairfield Cootnty Fair. He will return to the Fairgrounds oo Saturday afternoon before departing for Vinton County where he will attend the annual zaleski P.T.A. Chill Supper and Car· nlval. Later that evening Miller will attend a Fish Fry in McArthur sponsored by the Vinton County Republican Comrnitlee. Monday evening, October 19, the Congreasman will be in Jackson to address the oat Hill P.T.A. On Tueaday afternoon, October 20, the Congreltrman will be in Meigs County to tour lhe work site a! the Leading Creek Conservancy Dlotrlct at Rutland. Tueaday evening Miller will be in Galllpolis to attend a rally being sponsored by the GaiDa County Young Republican Club. On Wednesday, October 21, the Congreasman will be in Fairfield County to address the luncheon meeting ~ the Lancaster Klwanla. '111at evening Miller will travel to Athens County to attend the Athens County Republican Bean Dinner at Coolville. MEIGs THEATRE . TOII)Ihl, f,Tut&. Oct. ·12·13 THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN (Tocllnlcolorl Elizabeth Taylor FURNITURE than total de.....llllm will sufflce," the LDF Mid. 1be court's new look at schools is Its llr!ll major reenmlnallon In publlc educa· Uoo. It attempted to plug some loopholes In two VIrginia caaes in 19M and 11168, bit for the moat part It left enforcement of Its judgment to lower courts tltltll late 11169. A waw of court actlma was triggered in 11169 by the admlnlstrallon's attempt to ·slow derregregatlm In 30 Mississippi Tlwmpson Die& Werren Beatty Cor!-: Such t& Lilt Molly Moro· Allor All SltOW STAIITS 7 P.M. propria te money to help farmers, he consistently hss voted no," said Metzenbawn. Tbe Cleveland businessmen, in a speech Sunday night In Akron, said the farmer hss been WASHINGTON (UPI) President Nboo, IUirq; ibe "non-poUUeal" wrap1 off Ml domeslle trips, turned to Conneclleat today to lauacb a CODt:entrated Wbtte HODif drive almiag to help RepubHCIDS wiD cODlrol of the Senate In the Nov. 3 ele<tlons. N(IOD WBI expected to caugbt in a price squeeze that product baa consistently "threatens his very existence dwindled in the face of Inand proves the !allure of ad- flation." ministration anti - IoDation Taft today called on policy .' ' "His tu:es and operaUng Democratic leadership In expenses have soared even Congresa to pass the adfaster than those for city minstration's sl1 pending anUresidents," he said. "Mean- crtme bills, a recurring theme whlle, whst be gets for his In his campaign. Robbery Was Daring Drama spend most of blo time eampalgolag for GOP canNEW YOBK (UPI)-Sophla didates dortq lire oellt llrree Loren was robbed of an weeks. Aides said the pace estimated $650,000 in jewelry would a~eelerate after Congren adjourns Wed· Sunday in a holdup rivaling a oeoday. Nlsoa ochedaled movie plot in 11>1 daring and appearances Ia Cbieago execution. Mother love, brutality and Thunday aad Friday to boost terror-all the ingredients of a the e..dldacy of Sea. Ralph succeealul scenario-were preT. Smith, oppooed by Demoerat Adlai Steveasoo sent. Only it was all real and Miss Loren wasn' acting. m. The glamorous !!allan actress told pollee later she was "shakins," after the gunmen came ''Into my bedroom where I was sleeping. They kepi saying 'give me tbe big stull, give me the big stuff." Movie .mogul Joseph E. Levine, who prnduced Miss Loren's last plctW'e, relatr.d Israel Calling For Help By United Pr011 International Israel is at the crossroads of "desb"ucUon w deliverance" and needs financial aid !rom American Jews on "an un· precedented. scale," Israeli Foreign Mlnlsw Abba Eban said Sunday. Ehsn, in a speech at an Israel bond drive dinner in Washington, called for "Jewish solidarity and belghtenlng inUmacy between Israel and the United Stetes." He added that "all previous guals are now irrelevant to the situaUon and w the needs of Israel" and it ·. must hsve money to support Its defense efforts. While Eban was asking for money, Premier Golda Meir said in Jerusalem larael would not resume the Middle East peace talks unless Egypt and the Soviet Unioo withdraw missiles installed in the Suez Canaicease.flrezone. However, abe said Iarael was willing to conUnue the cease.flre Itself. MONTREAL I UP!) - Two poUUcal hostaltl kldaaped by the terrorl1l Quebec Liberation Front were reported allve today by lbe Fl.Q, deoplte e~plratlon of deadlines set for their neeulloa. The oeparatlsl organluH!ID apparently wu respondlrl3 to a plea Sanday atgbl from the Quebec premier tbat the FLQ aegotlate wilb the govemmeal rather lbaa klll the hoatages. The Fl.Q lorwarded a letter to Radio Station CKLM from British Trade Coii!IIIIAioner Jameo Cross, kidnaped a week ago. It was the llnl communlcalloo from blm since Friday. In the letter, Cross !banked pr<~vlnelal Premier Robert Bouru11 "for saving my IUe aad thai 01 Mr. LaPorte." The FLQ Saturday nlgbt kidnaped Pierre LaPorte, provlllctal mfnllter of labor 100 lmmlgralloo. detailS of tbe druma played out in the IIOOU'y Central Park hotel suite of the Aacademy Award winner and lnternallonal celelrity. Arolrdlng to Levine, Miss Loren attempted to liulf tbe IIUDffien by saying most of her jeweb were In Italy, but a curt "Whore's tbe hsby?" by one of the~~UDIDen, ended the chsrade. l..evlne said Miss Loren, 36, so feared for the safety of ber sleeping cbild, 22-month-old Carlo "Ollpl" Ponti Jr., that she gave them more than a half million dollars of her own unJnsured jewels, plus $1110,000 worth of gems on loan from Van Cleef & Arpels. "Thank God nothing hsppened to my baby,'' the actre.. told reporters Sunday night outside police headquarters where she hsd gone to look at mug shots of known jewel robbers. !ile told pollee she recognized none of the plcturea. Miss Loren was not hurt but one 11UDffian slugged Miss lnH Bruscla, the actress' secretary, lnfllttJII& • head lnjury requirIng four sUtchea. Ponti was called to Italy Saturday for the funeral of his fiO.year-old father. Miss Loren, who hsd planned to join him may now remain In New York tO help pollee, she said. Asmall portion of the loot was recovered Sunday night by some hitchhiking teen-agers in West New York. N.J. 1be recovered articles were valued at about $10,000 and included gold bracelets, rellglous medals, passporla and some pivate papers. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Hi~fashion for the safety-pin Timothy Fultz, Tom McGuffin, Samuel Lutton, Mary Caldwell, Barbara Oldeaker, Claude Swann, Sammy Hammack, Kathy Darst, all Pt. Pleasant; Ronald White, Chesblre; Sharon Cundiff, Charleston; Donna Pinkston, Sissonvllle; Dell Talbot, Portland, Ohio; Mrs. Joseph Rayburn, Sr., Pompano Beach, Fla.; Mrs. lvor Farrar, Cheshire; Joiul Neal, CUlton; George Baker, Letart; Orman Blackburn, Parkersburg; Mrs. Roy Smith, Apple Grove. DISCHARGES - Lora Lee Smith, Mrs. Ashley Bishop, Dixie ErreU, Undo Henry, Densll Kimhertlng, Jr., Patrick Hlll, Mark Forshee, Mrs. Samuel Wright and daughter, Wllllam Pllsko, Glenn Logan, Elmer Fife, Mrs. Dorothy Roush, Sharon Cundiff. OPEN HOUSE SET Two Speclal Education Tttie VI Projecta, the Jnstructtonal Materials Center and the Services for Handicapped Children, will hold an Open House Tuesday, Oct. 13, 5 to 8 p.m. Both projects are ll>eated In the Lakeview Compte.; 38 North McKinley, Bulldlng No. f rooms 010 and 011, Athens. All persons interested In Jll1ll!rams for spec:tal education are Invited to attend. Mello GeWal H•pltal SUNDAY ,ADMiliSIONS None. SUNDA1r DISCHARGES Hollie Green. CONTRAc:J'S RENEWED Sutton Letart and Lebanon AUXWARY TO MEI!T townsiUPs heve renewed fire The a..Wary of the Ra~ contracts with Racine VIllage Fire Department will meet at for t11e Delli year, 11 was 7:30 p.m. Tulladay at ihe hsll. reported today. · irresponsibly are taking up and spreading such falalflcatlons play into the handa a1 the foes ~peace," It Mid. ''Tbe Savlel Union baa not bull! and II not buJJdlng a military ....., oo CUba and 111 not doing anything that would conlradlct ihe understanding reached between lire governmenta ~ the USSR and the United Steletr In 1962,'' the statement said. 1be year 11162 marked the Cuban misaUe crlsls wben Pr01ldent John F. Kennedy ordered their removal In a tense COIIIrontaUon that appeared at the time to be on the verge of breaking into direct conflict. The Nlson admlnlstratlon flral raised the submarine base issue Sept. 25 at a regular Defenae ~tment bt1eflng. A l'entegoo spokesman said activity hsd been detected at Clenfuegoa, on Cuba's BOIIthern coast, that could be the start a! a base for oervlng nuclear Polaris-type submarines. Later the same day a top White Houae olflclal also eEpreaaed serious concern about the base-l! that was whst was being bull!. The official, who did not permll uae a! his name In accounts by reporters, said the United Staletr would regard a base lor misaile oubmartnea In CUba "with the ulmoat oertowrnese." 1be Russian newspapera dismissed ihe allegaUons with In a few days, a.....U. the United States of trying to sour relations with Moacow. ConUnued references among some U.S. officials to the CUban acUvlty, together with U.S. charg01 of Rusalan complicity In EgypUan violations a! the Middle East ceaiie-flre, apparenUy further Irritated Soviet offlctal.t. These were said to be portly Police Cruiser Wanted Mlddleporl Village CouncU meeUng in regular aesalon Monday nighl voted to advertise at ooce for a new pollee cruiser. Tbe action wu taken after Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate explained to councll that funds can be made avallable lor the purchase from tl1e aeneral fund from a tranlfer money category. Some money In the fund hsd been designated to help with -~ repairs, along wilb money e:q>ected from a permtaslva auto taJ: whlclt was to hsve gcme In effect In January. However, that taJ: laaue bola been stymied by a relerendwn aetion coming up In the November election. Bide on the new pollee cruiser, which must ba by Middleport auto dealers, will be accepted until Oct. 29. Specifications for the new vehicle were approved. Councll agreed also to lnvesUgate the new Southe;utern Councll of Government which hss been given a federal grant to help Improve ltical pollee departments. Councll dtscusoed a proposal to buy a 15 to :lkcre plot ~ ground which adjoins the Riverview Cemetery. 1be land is being offered by the owner to the town. Although money for such a purchsse was not appropriated this year, It was agreed that Mayor C. 0. Fisher and Council President John Zerkle sbould meet with the cemetery trustees to determine Interest in the plot as an ••tension to the Riverview Cemetery, and possible financing of the purchsse. It was voted to advertise a dump truck for sale as soon u a new truck for uae by the maintenance department hes been received. The vUiage will retain to reject all bids. Cnuncllman David Ohlinger dtscuased the need for a standard thread on the fire hydrants of the town. Firemen now holve to uae special adapters in order to hook onto the hydrants. Ohlinger wu advised that Chief Tom Darst should gel together with Maintenance Supervisor Harold Chsse and discuss the nwnbar of chsng01 needed, the cost and the source through which the equipment needed can be secured. Chase reported that the housing development In lower Middleport by the Jemo Co., formerly Kissell Associates, Inc., does require a con. slderable amount of labor in ~~4!2f 'J'ROMAS , w~~n.Miflearl)'neal• ~ .. lhtatea.ln IIIPPGI'Iat ~.:"Side oi"P8rk ' WASIIINGTON (UPI) -J're&. ldl!lll Nlson Gtfldally is 111 ihe uunpalgn trail. The White Houae ended any pretense at presltlenUal poUUcal aloofnea Monday wben It tuiVelled Nllon'a plan for marathon campaigning Saturday in four stales -Vermoot, New Jersey, Pannaylvants and Nlson Ia . t e d to be m lire stump aptn In TeJ:U, Nevada, andpooolblyT-. Nlsm hu decided to make the big puah lor Republlcan collgl'881ional victories In inlenlive campaigning during the nest two weeks. Preas Secretary Ronald 1•. Ziegler eald the President may truch base In as (---------------------------, I 1\T • B . 1-t. I Win 1 I 1,ews••• 1n ne1 s 117 l1lrfted p,_ &ckar.ged Move Rebuffed Ci.EYELAND (UPI) _Paul Brown's return to the city wbere he gained fame was not trlumphsnt. Brown's ClnclnnaU Bengala lost, 31).%7, Sunday, to the Cleveland Browns, the team be coached to unparalleled succeas in the old All-America Conference and the NaUonal Football Lea11Ue, and that 'ftred him In 1963. Behind quarterback Bill Nelsen, who returned from a knee injury thai sidelined blm two weeks to complete 17 of 28 passes for 226 yards anrl two touchdowns, the Browns avenged a 3144 prH08S011 defeat by ihe Bangals In Cincinnati. After the game ended, the crowd of IM,520 showered Brown with boOs, when he walked off the . field wlthoul slulklng holnds with Cleveland coach Blanton CoWer. CoWer, Brown's longllme usislant, wu appointed to succeed him No fuhionablo boby would dream of being witbotll as coach by owner Art Modell, who fired Brown. a complete wardrobe of. Kayeer tighttl la "a "Spleadld Game" collection of colon ihat are poaltlvely paranteed to But Brown aounded content after ihe contest, make Grandma coo with admiration. To pair ..11 wu a splendid game. we with ohirto or d,....es. Adorable under ohort pants br did our beat. 1 told my boys they put out an all.out effort,'' lnotead of long onet. Of otretch nylon that growo with ha said. baby."SIItl for infante, ~oto aod ~irle. "It looked u If It might have been an .nlra-oquad game," ba Elbetfejds First Fl.oor Hosiery Department li mueed, "We both know each olherl' .headquar.ters for the compleht line 111 fine , atyl•, . we use the llllle , ·Key~r hc!sler.v. Carmolon panty ~bse lind , _ numberlng ayatenJ, mueh of our sl!lt~l~gs, , Agllon panty hose end stci~!ll~· · , system Ia Ur.e same,'' he encl the «lglnaf Su,pp· ~se ppnty . hose' .nd espWned. · stockings. Stock..uptoday lor vour Fall :fe~!S!n . ·; 8rown said the fans booed hosiery needs. · , . . 1.. , . ,, . him over a mlsunderstandlng. He noted he and Collier had shalten banda with. the oiher coach after • game for years · . ' and Blanton knows that. . .. . . . . . ..,~~.,.....,~~-~~·-~ . Elberfeld&1lt WASHINGTON - THE Br.NATE'S DEMOCRATIC leadenrlllp bea rHufled a bacbtlga NiJIIII admlnlalrallon effort to •lin final puaqe of a new farm blll befure Cbngrlltl begins Ita Cllmpllgn - - receeslater Ibis weet. Robert c. Byrd, Dw. Va., ~peatlnc for the leadtnlllp, told lhe lleDate Mooday no acllon would bo lcheduled 111 tho meuure untll aflor the recesa enda Nov. IS. .'lbellDuae wuachedulad lo •ct 111 the fln!l bill~. tUJnc a flnll wte 111 a COIII(liUIIlae verlllon of the meUUN pn>ducecl lut - k by a Ser.ate ·Houle conlerloree commlttee.lfouae farm IDUI'Ilel Mid tha mtUII'e Wll apeded t0 wilt II(JII'Oval by I camfortablr. IIUI'gin. And atmlnlalratLm ofllelals aaltl lbay Waited tha Senile to acllhis weak tou • farmet'l eouJd IJo8ln me)l•elll\llr 18'11 cnp plana. . s.n. Quietstt Day in • · Month. MIGON-U.8. TIIOI!PI m1,m JINarlh Vlelnmleaei!ICI VIet CbnC llq So~ V'O•MD'I 11011hft COlli ln flallllng l'f.PI'Ied toclq. Amlitleltl llplllrllllly lbeUed frleDdiJ ....,.. In t h e - - by lwo Alll«<lnlopa •d Wlllllllllna five. '11le CIUihodlan MlllW7 O....Wnd llld II wu !be qllleiMI day on Cam~ blllleltonla In a !lllldh. ""'*' mJ•·'-.Iillllnt Apew Recruiting in T~ DAI us - VICII: PRIIIIDINT 1P1R0 T. AGNEW lchiWied 1 ..teaf!IIIIGilay·raJalnameellnp wllib wu11111 DalJu btutltl.-lll today 1o . . lhllll to bolp ~ gain caalrol f!llht U. S. Senalt In !be NoY. S111111'11 eJec!!ima . Apow'a Dallu 9lllt ellmnad alwHI)' lUpin Tua~ wltldl -blmlllb NIIIOIIMofiUtmrllellrpllln theOincrtu ·fiml, WIIUim NbrliJbl, n-pt., Glori• u.Awim, N.D., Mid EdiJard M. Kemedy, ~. 1ft IIIII allacted I liberal lobby ltnolom • the Cbllldl fclr a u-1111 Wwld, aaylnc tblleroup "widch ~ llermllll 1...-qe memben of the U. S. Senalt" waa fllplllllllie for MaGovn 'a electlm In lla. o.., ' GOP caridldatea Other IOUI'Ces said the Preal~nt 11 conalderh Ia to l 23 =tereqiMll appear n 8 N;.;. told reporters be "definitely" will campaign in California and Florida before Nov. 3. Ziegler said aU the Presldent'J pollUcallravelellpNIII!I will be picked up by the Republlcan NaUonal Commit- tee 1 Although the Pre.lldent•o foray Into Connecllcut Monday I was labeled "noopolltical" liMutiGOal the reason why Premier Alenl I. Koaygln decided not to attend the United NaUons 2llth anniveraary meeUng whlclt aWls Wedneaday. This ruled out a pooolble summll COI!ference with Prelldent Nlson. Dlplcmatlc obaenera In Moecow Interpreted Wasbinglon'a repeated referencea to the alleged mjuUe baae OJ pooolbly being besed oo lroader policy conoldersU0111, Including lire Middlo East crlsis. Throughout, the U.S. olllelals acknowledged thai only dubloua and dated lnformatloo was availlble to lndlcate ml.salle sltea might br being bulll. Septi!mber Meter Take at $1,282 Mldlllepori parklq meter colleetloa• for September totaled U,ZII. 75 Chief of Pollee J, J. Cremeans reported lo Middleport Couri<O Moaday algbL Twealy-ulAe IIITOIIa made lhlrlnc lire mouth fneladed uvea for speedbal; three, dlallrriJia& lire peace; lbroe, ....aH arrd battery; two, -tlorl; two, pel'lllfllfn& dopto rua '-• one each klr rectlen operalloa, drtvln& In u • St.• CouncU 8JIIIl'oved lire report of Mayor Fisher lor September showingH02.951nllnesandlees and $110 in merchant pollee collections for 8 total of $582.95. Several lunda transfers were made. Chief of Pollee J. J. Cremeans said that the annual ohaervance of trick or tr..t night In the commwllty hss been tentatively aet for Wedneaday, Oct. 28 between 7 and a p.m. Plans are being made to hs1•e the observan~ coincide with other communiti01 of the county. 11 ,.85 agreed to cancel the tulcab Dee of Dana Covert Zieuler said Nlson directed that half the tab be paid from GOP nse ' coffers lest there be crtUclsm Covert has not complled with He ·-••eel with GOP • vlllage requirements of ..,.,..... muin'·'-'"" 8 b office In th seel<en In motorcades and on -~... ca e platforms In HarUord and town, officlala said. Stamford, Conn. Othera attending the meeting Few enjoy campaignil1g more were Councllmen Chsrles Byer, than Nixon, who llkea geWng Cllfford Stumbo and Raymond out of his ''loolatlon booth" to Stewart. press the llesb. He otanda up In his llmouatne waving to the crowd on both sides of the IIE'COGNITION COMING otreet, rr he Jumpo on the hood TOKYO ( UPIJ- Canada will ~ hta car, arma strelched to grant dlplomatlc recognition to l!lo sty, u voters push and Communist China Tuesday, ohovo to touch his hand. major news orr,anizations In Hit Coltll'lbul Day appearall- Japan said. ... In Barll'll'll and Stamford THESE REPRESENTATIVES of the vocal music department of Meigllligll School are rehearslag for their roles in lbe Big Bend MiMirel Alloctatlon'o "Fall Fling" to be otaged at 8: lOon Thursday, Oct. 22,andSalurday,Oct. :If, at thelchoolaudltorium. Making up a quartet which will be making its llr!lllocal public _.-ance are front row, lrcJm the left, Carol Hargraves and Anita Fultz, and back row, from lire left, Richard Dean and DuiUre Will. The quartet will be featured oo "SchoolDays" and "Beautlfui Ohio." On the right is Wayne Well, ba.. , who will be singing ''Old Man River" in the production. Seated at the organ Is Mrs. Olrlatlne Guthrie, vocal music lnlllructor, who will be IICCOIIIpanying the lludents. UDIIfe muner; wroq way tD a one way~ pelly lar<et11, aboeat wlllMul leave from the senl<e, arrd iaterferlaa wllh a pollee tfftcer. ~~~.;;- It's Politics/ set I ~~~r/~~:~~:u~~ w~ii==i:'. 30-2 7 acting President Anwar Sadat at ita head. Mohmed Fayek, Egyptian state minister for foreign ulfalra, told a pollllcal rally Sunday Sadat "com~ mltted himself before the national assembly to the principle of dlstrlbutlng responsibility and collective leadership." Sadat Sunday said Egypt is continuing preparations with the support of the Soviet Union for "the first electronic war In htstory" agnlnst Israel. He apparenUy referred to the posaible confrontation of Soviet. suppUed antlalrcraft missiles and Israeli jet fightera, Dlllll of them Phantoms supplled by the Uhlted Statea. Mohammed Hassaneln Helkal, Egyptian minlloter of Mtional guidance and editor of the aernlofflctal newspaper AI Alrram, said today Egypt would accept one extension of the flO. day cease-fire that began Aug. 7 but not "estensloo after estenslon." "If we accept that, we are achieving eJ:acUy what the lsraella want. They are aitUng nacUy where they want, hsppy where they are, thinking about consolldatlng their front line into polltlcal Un01. This we are not going to I!'Cfpl," Helltal seld In an interview with the lAndm Times. · Hill remarks came shorUy after Egyptlen Foreign Minister Mahmoud Klad Mid In an interview Egypt would conUnue the cease-fire only II Israel agreed to return to the U.N.spoosored peace talka. MOSCOW (UPI)-The Soviet government flfflclally denied today It wu building a nuclear oubma.rtne ba10 In Cuba and lectlled the Nlson admlrdstralion of deUherately or irresponlibly spreading ''falsifications." A government statement distrlbuted by TOM, the offlclal Soviet news agency, said the U.S. reports the Ilusllans were engaged In bulldlng naval lnstallltlons In CUba ''play Into the hands only of thooe who are In-ted in fanning the war psychosis and compUcallng lire ai!JtaUon In that region ~ the world." ''l'lrole who deUberately or Unsotved Ohio highway patrol officers are sun seeking clues into the mysterious circumstances aurrounding l.a stolen 1988 ~er;;:rr ~:!n was 8: : : : : :::; b~ . oon, :,.. near :U,tripe ~ Cheshire Twp dg · Accordln u; off' the to g tcers, au by Harry Eddy • Rt. I, • was reported stolen :~~~~:~ W=t parking A renU thiev. drov PPI. y, es e the vehicle to the strip mining area where they rolled it over bankme t an em n· It is nothekntherown If tl1e fire was set or w the car caught !Ire as the result of the crash · = ro:;.; u! SUIT FILED A suit for money hss been flled In Melg.s County Common Pleas Court by the All State Insurance Co., Columbua, In the amount of $1,115.00 against Karen K. Greene and Ulllan R. Greene, New Haven, u a result ol an accident In December 11168 al the lnteraectlon a! SR 7 and COIDlty road 5. Teacher Standards Raised COLUMBUS (UPI) - 1be state Board of Education has adopted new teacher certlftcatton llandardat requiring more thorough preporatioo, effective Jan. 1,11172. The action, taken at the board's regular meeting Monday, followed a thre&-year study of the proposed standards, whleh Martin W. Esaes, state public Instruction superintendent, said will put Ohio ''In lire vquard of a national trend toward more ftexibility and lnnovaUon in teacber training." "The bnproved requirements r---------------------------~ I I I IJeat.... I I I i Of the Bend I All Middleport fundll as of Sept, 30 lotaled $181,llli1.87 u of Sept. 30 accordln1 to lhe monthly nporl of ClerkTl'euurer Gene Grate ltlbmllted to Mlddleport \'llla8e C0tu1cU Monday nliJtt, . Receipts, dilhuroementa and the balance ill each fund u ol WOMEN TO MEET Sept. 30, I'U()eClllvely, Include: All kay women repoeaenlllle General, ~72UO, M,D'/.15, Melp c-1)' ·clturchea are $S1,103M; cemetery, t!IUO, ubd to-~ 11 '1\oinlty Church ,aM.tt, ..1.12 ovorcUawn; w~ ill o'dOet 1.: Jan ·parking meter, no r•:tlpta, lhe !II'GIIi'am ·for World Cam.· f8.7l, fii.U; !Ire equlPIJIIII~ no munltr Day to be iltll.lat Heath receipts, $%0.87 • $ZIU7; United Mtw.c' ciNr<ib In awimmlng pool, $17UI, fU7,'4t, Ml""'--' ......u Jtn. e. ti70.JJ; planning CGIDI1IisslGO, _,.... ,•• ._~ ov. e. no rect~Pta. fllll,ll, •uts.7tl. ! I I By Bob Hoeflich I I I I I Mrs. Robert Musser of the New Uma Road area Is e~tendlng alig thanllrr to the many resldenta who dld so many helpful things for the (lyde Fitzpatrick famDy . The lamlly's borne on Leading Qoeelt was heavil)' damaged by !Ire recently and an appeal wu issued for fond, clothing and even a house on their behall. Mrs. Musser who beaded the _.1 says that the reaponse was abooiutely overwhelming. So -thanks a lot. THERE IS AN EVENING adult recreaUon program underway at Southern lligll School in Racine. 1be evening program fl'ool 7 to 9 each Monday evening la open not only to adults IN! to junior and senior high ldlool students as wen a;Kl II for the enUre ' district. There's only one requirement - you must _ , tennis Street maintenance, $1,717.fl, shoes. John Blake II supervlaor of !be program. $l,02U6, ~111.10; alate hlgbway, $130.72, no tllsburaementa, THE HOME ECONOMICS deparltnlllt of Melp High School $2,711; aanltary sewer, rmder the supervisloo ol Miss Leda Mae Kraeuter and Mra. $3,7f8.28, $S,lll0.37, $23,11811.53; Mllihd Bailey got busy lllmday oewing up same cosltr!Dlng for water, $$,HUI, 16,118.33, $211,118Uf; water me!BI'IIepoeit lhtl Big Bend MlnBirel Allloclatlon's fall muskallo ba stagad on truata, $319, $111, f$,113.39; Thtnday, Oct. Z2, and Saturday, Oct. :If, at the new ldlool water CGIIIIrttctlon, no receipts, IUdttorium. 1be borne eecrtmJica departmenl II only one of IIIMit'al t197.81, 19,G110.15; aewer c:oodlpulmeall at ·lhe new blgb achool wlllch have been IUinl an olruetlon. no receipll, tnt.711, ICtive · I n ciltTylns o!K projects for ihe ,._ wlllch Ia rolling no dlaburaemonll, fll3,r12.7tl; gmeral bor1d mtremen~ no 1n1o 1111 f11!a1 ~ o1 rehearsal. The ~~e~p Alblellt: 11oan111 receipts, no dlobaroements, 11101110r!JW tha Ji:OIWjon. Incldlnllll7, !bole altetltllnc the,._ will havu co.._~ •11,1111.91. atra memben on Sa!ta'daJ nliJtt, 11 laul Il'urrllsl "hcb" Receipts for the r.1onth Bachtel, wllb tlllll'llladfrrrcatr In~. Mich., will be lrrivlng tot&led ,15,...21 eomp~re~ to home for the~ Dllbllbow and actGIIIp8D(ed by Ilia wife, dtsbut'lementa or •t&,ZIO.IO. Callll Sl:oU Badltel, will be rel1earaed and req to 10 on. On llllurdiJ -m, aloo _ and posoiNy 00 '!llla'llllly _ Kana Grllllth, 1 wltran !If 011JW BJa 111nt1 111owo 11111 now aUilltlnC ""'· ..... Ultl ··11111 wiD.... bind GO , Kana will be 1!1 II led In a broad new llllht Ulna tta ,._ ber auJiar llld ftCI1 rendllloo at "Ma,l.Got What 'l'ber've Dane 1o 117 Sq." You'll X.. In the _new role. llbe Ian, ........ the ltu1llpoi ~--. btJw:over, IIIII wlll111t II to ~ nrt lloiU Olr· 'llldlael'a !'D'M II"D..I'It''lltlr Dlr!ll." :~=a=:·:: Funds Total to 8161 952 IIGO fl'ool CI'01I'da eallmlted by poiJ<e at aboal 10,1110. .Bia mol«clde wu llopped lbne 11mea, iMindlna twtc:e w11eo be went onr to meet .11hln:lbat" CGIIItruellm wortera. Once be bGpped on a bulldOIII'. ."' TheN ...... lillll domGn(CbiiUnued ... pap 10) for certlficallon come at a time when we are reaching a balatce between laacher ltll1l1l¥ IIIII demand In !lido," e- tall!. Prospective t.lachers wUI hsve to meet 1mproY0t credit and academic requirements In almost all areas. Science and social lludles teachers will have to study those subjects for 110 semester hours instead a! 46. Secondary achool teaching candldal01 will holve to take 21 bours In professional metboda and psychology of learning instead of only 17 hours. m. """'-'* • .. ua ' l 1\ Future le8c:hers will also undergo a longer and more intallve .w•m teem•11 ~ ;ram. AlletrJIIIICOeverytiv•filii, . colleges iDvolved in teacher training will be Vlslted by evalualloo taams of college admlnlatraton and (I'Ofeasora, achool superintendents and - . , and peraonnel from the state Department of Educatioo. In other acllon, lire Board: -Recommended the appointment of Hllllnd J. Fjord, Onclnnatl, to ltiCCOed Joseph P . Hurst on the state IJhrary Board. Hurst, former publlsber ~ the New pbil•deJphin '11mea, Ollll(lteted • 3l'f88r term on the boerd 1nd realgned, effective Oct. 15. -Unanlmo11sly recommended enlargllllent of the Plckaway Ross County Joint Vocational School Boord. -Aulhorlaed a trll..,...,th ntentrlon of the board's $1.5 mllllm contract East (lew. land frr c:cnatructlon of Show lligll School. -Approved dtslolutlon of the Monroe County joint vocallonal IChool dtslrtct. -Recommended that the Ohio High School Athletic Aaaoclatlon bold ennaal meetings to upgrade high ldlool coaching methods . Sennons On Tour RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande College and the Ohio Arts CouncU will present a year-long soulheaotern Ohio lour of ''God's Trombonea, 11 a collection ~ Nearo follt aormot11. The protluction II port at • I'O"'II!UIIity (I'Ojecl, "Theatre Arll." aimed at crealllle arrd ~ locallntertst "'· tile thealra llw:out!h ~ ·and ln~-1t. Durllll the llnrt - · . will be held ba perf~ Galupoila, ~tlllbul, Jac:Uon, oak HIU, Wellalon and Rio Gramle. Plane for lhe IICOIId oerneater lnelude appuri~ Portamoulh Poillt • r,oy, and Wmr\1' • al!t tllh :::r• ~· · •'Gotl'a the dll'lt:IIGll 111 · ... . ' Wider ·""'Nllllll, • --'· �• I -The DeUy Sentlllel, Middeport·Pomeroy, O.,Oci.1J,If70 . '• ... Oriental Puzzle . ' l '. ' Voice along Broadway 1 I gel on TV bauae MGM oo\.glll it up Jeli'l aao tO keep it frOm COII1peling with Ill ultlmalel,y ordinary revival with Howard lteel .... !118 gov't probe of credit cards lllmmlnant .... The lltillllingly naaeratecl llsl of attrac:ljona In CatUills reaorta ll!ll1 IJliiW'I ao: actusDy The Concord'l nolrmillna pools now number eleven, and m more Ire planned. Dean Martin'aeatran&ed wife Jeanne La dating one Frank CalpJtmnl. - who naem!UI Dean .... ''The Meta" mus1 like Quo Vadll: Meti baUteam owner Joan Payaon at one table, WIN AT BRIDGI! Metopera veep Francia W, lloblrlaool nearby .. , The movlet really struck paydlrt -and the dirt II lilcrealq lrslefd of tidying .... N.Y. 11maa worker• call lhe semlobarrlcaded lobby By Oswald & James Jacoby "The Brandenburg Gate": E:mPoyes- ewn tbe oldelt NOilTB 11 have!Dsbowi. D.cardsorthey .KJB5 can~ aet to lhelr typewriters. .AU Melba Moore, dark brown • Q97 1o1111 of Bd'IIJ. (lhe'l dellglitlul .Q82 in''l'llrlie")IIOiupontheCopl W111T UST floor and iillilfl with yo111g Cope • t062 ., ator Ronnie Dyson: 'lbey • QJIOI ,9185 tJU2 tAIOU started lotlether at "acale" In .107 .JUS ''Hair" .... Lanny Rou 11111111 the SOtml (D) Star.spangted Banner at the .AQ7U Pltlelugb playoB game, and 'K2 NBC· TV's printed ldentlllcatkm tK8 was "Lenny Roas"; Lanny .AK85 started at NBC almost to years Both vulnerable OliO ,, Add aongmc1h Jolumy W•l Nortll lloatll Mercer to the llsl of won 'Wilen Pau 3• Pua .... 1be flliled French director 4N.T. checked into the Sherry • Pua ' Pass Pua ' 5t p.,. Netherland as "Froncola Pus Pass Pass Trullaut and One" .... Mean· Opening leod-· Q A simple answer to a complu problem Is the "ban-the· auto" idea now being experimen~ with In a number of cities to relieve smog, c on g e s t I o n and create a more " human" atmol!lphere In downtown areas. In one of the most spectacular examples, a lenl!lh o1 New York's Filtb Avenue was temporarily blocked off and people uperienced the heady exhilaration of walking up the middle of a street free of exhaust fumes, roaring engines 81111 squealing tires. The ban-the-auto movement could backfire, however, cautions a traffic eogineer. · Closing selec~ streets or areal to traffic is not to be confused with the pedestrian n•alls pioneered In such dtles as Fresno caUl., or Kalamazoo, Mich., says Peter G. Koltnow, urban transporlallon specialist with the Highway Users Federation. These malls came only after the construction of. facilities to permit automotive travel to gain easy proxlrmty to the car-free areas. Their succeas lies In their accessibillty, both to autos and to mass transit. BanDing automobiles from downtown areas without care· lui consideration of bow people get downtown might· only accelerate the trend of businesses to move out to suburban areas where parking Is abundant. It probably would tend to reduce the competitive position of downtown, says Koltnow, especially since the real advan· tage of downtown is that it is generally the point in a city most accessible to the most people. Reducing Its accesBI· bllity would just tend to take away the one advantage it has. It bas been sugges~ that banning the auto would encourage the use ii£ mass transit. He Is convinced Ibis would not happen. Instead, there would be a shift of auto trips to alternate destinations and a relocation of the most transportation-sensitive land uses elsewhere, further reducing mass transit's utility. Banning the aut om obi le, except in unusual circum· staaces, llles in the face of the long history of man's in· creasing mobillty, says Koltnow. A sounder approach to urban problems than a facile "ban the auto" Is to plan more wisely for Its use. Hand That Rocks the Wallet • i ••. : ; : : ; : • : l l ,. • I There's one area of the women's rights movement where the girls afe clearly winning: Women start "liberating" the pay checks of their hus· bands within a year or so after marriage, reports the Sur· vey Research Laboratory of the University of Illinois. The laboratory lnkrvlewed about 250 oowlywed couples In Peoria and Decatur, asking them about various aspects of money handling. A year later, the same couples answered the same questions again. "Comparison of the two sets of responses shows that the wives are taking over in every case ," says Prof. Robert Ferber, director of the laborato!'y. In the Important area of decision-making, there was a 98 per cent Increase In the proportion of wives deciding what to do with leftover money, and a 56 per cent increase in the proportion of wives deciding bow much cash to get. The proportion of wives responsible for getting cash paying bills and keeping track of expenses rose by 38 .pe; cent, 30 per cent and 14 pe,{ cent reii.P.!l!;tlvely, AU this willie learning h'*' '10 'Cooli',a!Oci!' · · · " :.. ·· · ' ' : BRUCE BIDSSAT Ills Taft in Ohio But There's an If ly llUCE IIOSS"T NEA Washington Correspondent ~ i ;, ;, •· ~ ' ~ ~ .~ ~ ; ' CINCINNA'fl, Ohio INEA) Rep. Robert Taft Jr. looks to be in a strong poBitlon to up a U.S. Senate seat for the Republicans In Ohio un· ess a Democratic tide develops in the governorship race 81111 enguUs him. His opponent, wealthy buslnessm.an Howard Matzen· baum wbo knocked off ex-astronaut John Glenn in the Demoeratlc primary last May, Is a stiff challenger but has been running three points or so behind Taft in most poll tests. Metzenbaum's chief t~tlc Is to try to link Taft with slactened economic conditions, which be In turn lays at Presideot Nixon's door. But Otuo's unemployment rate bas been below the n:.tlooal averace, and though It surely will rlae with a long Geoeral Motors strike Ithe company has 40,000 workers In the state) , there Is as yet no convincing evidence this will damage Taft. Taft's answer to Metzonbaum on the economy Is that unemployment generally Is around the level it was during most of the Kennedy.Johnson years-until the "wartime boom" touched off by LBJ's large entry Into the South VIetnam war brouaht the jobless rate way down. Few analysts In the state imagine Taft can be directly burt, either, by the so-called Republican loan scandal wblch may have scarred GOP candidates for state office. The fa· tnous Taft name, always his biggest asset, seems secure against such tarnishing. The one danger, however, Is that some Republican voters may be turned off by the scandal and stay home, thus af. feeling Taft's total vote and posalbly enhancing prospects for a governorship sweep by Democratic nominee Jobn GB· ligan wblch could POll Metzenbaum ln. GUUgan unabash· edly claims that If he gets 54 per cent in his race, that will finish off Taft. Yet Ohio voters do a lot of ticket-splitting, and there II no solid proof In their votiog history that such a "tandem effect" would result from a big Gilligan win over State Auditor Roger Cloud. Actually, tbe largesl question mark for Taft may be how much aid be gets from the foUowers of Gov. James Rhodes, whom he narrowly beat for the Senate nomination laal clck aprlng. Rhodes declared for the GOP ticket the moment he bad loot, but the Taft force• for perhaps too long tended to lg· nore him. IDs late September appearance with Taft at a fund-raising dinner here was his firat on the platform with the man who beat him. The governor cWTenUy Is pled&:ing full heiJI1 but there are those in the state who wonder how lhoroll&hiY his back· ers will work after seeing their leader Ignored for month1. If they do put olll, Taft may keep his edge. Hlo recognl· tionlaclor 11 higb, be Is Mr. Integrity himself, and he canaut be fa~ aa untutored on the issues, as Metzenbaum ; 1ublly managod to auggest about John Glenn without ever . attacking him. · Clll, Limit Raise Pays Slam Dividend r---------. ,.a•I. ~----- -- - ---- -- - - -----------1 !Helen Help Us!I I i By Helen Bottel 1 YOUTII ASKED FOR IT Hewantedourhelp,buttheonly This colwnn is for young help he got was from the needle. people, their problems and He wasn't a hood. He was an pleasures, their troubles and lll'dlnary, sensitive, Intelligent fun. As with the rest of Helen human being. Nobody really Help US!, It welcomes laughs knows why he chose drugs, bull but won 't dodge a wious know one thing : We shrugged It quesUon with a brush·ofl. off with "live and let live" (juot Send your teenage quesUons as your correspondent ssid to YOUTII ASKED FOR IT, people ahoold do! ) - and we care of Helen Help US! this M Billy die ! newspaper. How many more Billy's will HIGH SCHOOL there be beloce we change our "MOD SQUAD?" attitude? The pollee aren't our Dear Helen: enemies here. They're mainly At our high school the word is looking lor the pusher. When we that there are 150 "Narca" on protect a known seller, we 're campus . That's prob@~ly_,,ll~,Y~ ..f!lYil)l 0 ~!!'; friends a exaggerated but look. Twageys ~ _,Qteru:ll,,.., '$bf$0N'E selllng "mes" (mescaline - the WHO CARES big thing In drugs around here Dear Helen: this year) got busted yesterday. Look around any classroom About five graaaers aren't in and you can spot the heavy claas this week. Everybody dopers. But everyone closes his knew they "sold," but they eyes because who wants to get always figured they were safe. anyone in trouble? U we could Somebody bud to fink or they'd be sure lhese kids would be still he here. helped instead of buoted, maybe Don't get me wrong. 1 don't we wouldn't go by the policy of hold, use or sell - not even "live and let die." grass. But when you can't trust UniU they change the system, other students because they so that drug addicts Ior heavy might be lunlor Mod Squad users on pUis or the spike) won't types, who can you trust? Uke be treated like criminals, but the ''no knock" law, I think this rather like sick people, we'll Is unfair pollee tactics. - JIM keep on ''protecting" them out Dear Jim : of their minds. - NO FINK Paid "narcs" (narcotics Dear No: agents) on high school cam· I cooldn't agree more : an puses? Possibly a few in larger addict or heavy user needs help, schools, but not disguised as not punishment! And he can get students, and not that many ! help at free drug-<1buse clinics However, It's true there are to be found in almost every more "Informers" than for· large town nowadays. merly, as young people becllne It Isn't "linking" when you more concerned aboot the drug direct a friend to one of these problem. To help shut off the centers ... and keep after him, supply Is sometimes considered with every means available, necessary linking. until he gets there! - H. Read on .. . Dear Helen: Dear Helen : You said "the mild high" you I have been prompted to write get from pot Isn't wortb the risk a letter to a newspaper column of being busted. High grade unW I read "Uve and Let Die stuff produces considerably Not Proper Stand" In Helen more thana "mild" trip! Atree Help Us! a block away may look like It Is Last month a friend of mine right next to the driver . died from an overdose of heroin. Stationary objects become 1 knew Billy was using drugs, animated. A highway In· bul au I said was, "He better teraection looks like a scale atop!" I didn't even say It to model of one. And the euphoria him. After all, It was his bag. makes you feel inunune to WeD, Blily stopped au right - harm. To drive while smoking Is In the cemetery. u only I and au the ultimate mistake. High the others who knew he was quality grass is NOT mild. (But shoollng up had opened our you can't often find It In the mouthw, he would still be here. U.S.) - STUDENT Thill fe J•li• Dowllt horie, Ill. -...,,....,,....,,.....,_,,...- a A R a s By PHIL P.+.sTOIET .. . and then there's the fellpw .who waa an. expert with f If t hi, but touldn't mike it In accouljting. . . ' ' ' The most upensive things sometimts tum o11t t.o be those you ~~ for nothing. ' ' ' Anyone who thinks that hard cider can be made In ice-cube trays Is sulferlnl badly from the generation gap. • • • One man'• l~k ia Oilother man's perlevtr· ance. BJII\A ....,,_ I BY JACI O'IIIIIAN NEW YORK - Georae Wallace may have 1 new 11r11 lady - Mn. CorntUa &lively•• lftllf wldder .... We hear Judge Saul Slrelt was m111111ed .... Friends ol ours just bact from Ports tell us ......Bihigb-cblcboliSOI quietly ..., planniJII to IIIIIch bact to abovMnee bema .,, Strolling Bdwy. will! angina star Allill Jonea, he !Did us his old ''lllowboat" movie (with Irene Dlmne, Helen Morgan, Olarles Wlnnlnger ele , ) Some Cautions On Ban-Auto Idea McNally Going For Birds . ..-"f -""t•--,.. ,.---- ~"""-- -.,- "'r' ;-----·----------·--·-~1 1· In JACOBY MODERN, all Jump raises are strong limit blda. They beg partner to bid on but they aUow him to pall if he has a bare minimum. This represents c u r rent expert practice. Not all ex· ports. There Is notblna aU the experts agree on except that a double of seven no· trump Is for penalty. It is logical and simple and gets the job done. We know that anyone can both im· prove and simplify his bid· ding by adopting aU Umlt raises Tud~y ~e find North with the same hanll .he held yes· terday and fie"·m~"·l!Je sonl'e tbiee-s(iMelblilt ralie. South bas a lar·betler band. He baa 19 high-card points, all of which appear to be bard at work. Remember, wheo you think of alams, you see which points are going to work for you. He allo bas two distributional points and he can add an extra because his partner has rBised his suit. South might well go Into a Blackwood routine immediately but South decides to hid four clubs as a below· game slam try. North. bas 12 high-card points Including very good trumpi the ace of hearts and the queen of partner'• club suit. AU In aU, a •ouad enough Dmlt ralae to war· rant showing olam intereat by a cue bid ln hearts. Now S o·u t b goes Into Blackwood. He doean't really expect to get to seven but there Is harm using Eas· ley's fine convention as a laal check. North shows one ~e. South bids the slam · lihUe be's boon II'OII!d tOwn with Calberlne Deneuve.' O.vld Merrick· and DoM1d O'Connor are In 1 hudcle .... Only lb;ut half the' new bulldlngsln RockeleUer 'Cenltr have tenanllln oll!<:w' llready. but the mlcltowo lrdlc II the worst in cabbleo' ·~ , , Walt11 tbe rest 1111 •' .... llheck;r Greene'• role lit ''The Love Machine" II' I naity reflection of MDton Berle .... Couple nice people dating : llnifl' Marilyn MaYB and acll:lr· painter Mu. Showalter .... J11o;rd Patleraon'• beelolfaetl use olthe KingJ lm, Babamaa, tAl train lor his next J!lllin event... BIWDnlire D. :.<. Judwi&'s $to million Acapulto Prlnce11 B&tei WW have ''underwater llltllic" in Ill ~ ... 1be lia'd'I'Gck record people' expect more nuco-deatha; one told aa : ''We're .,.aze!lt'1 on1J beel Janis Joplin IIlii Jlml llendrls lately" .... IJA Mlnneltl'1 IJIIIIIInlquoleabouther mother Judy Guland in Redboo- : "Good, bad or null, aiHo wu IIWIJIID uperlen:e" ,, At ~··· Anne Blilcrolt, 'one ol~few Firat Young lAdiea of Stage..SCreen, said abe iiltlll al18lda Ac:IGn 8ludlii - to OI)Jeliment aad ''1111 111 my face In private." Wllter SWanson's " The ~" novel Ia getllng 'iiOW mini but lb• problem can llmake II Wllbout bard-. porno conleDI (It -11111 1lltb truth and respect - · not lirutlll1). LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. Forget About Bed Rest; Tests Prove It Harmful ape• heart and circulation works and causes weakness. This Is quickly reversed-qsually within 48 hours after resum· lng normal upright activity. That ian 't all bed tut doea., tltller ..•na , boDe .mar· row that normally generates new blood colla slows down, eventually caUillng a de· crea1e In red bloocf celll. Than when you get up, a lot of the red cella are destroyed because ol Increased activ· lty, The bone marrow takes awhile to get started at the rilht level again, so a tem· porary anemia raiUits. In addition to tbese cban~:;ln time, caldum Is lost the bones. lilt &e· cumulates in the kidney, stones may forin. These ctumgu and others occur more alowly from lim· pie InactiVity-for eumple, Just slttiog. Office worms often feel fatigued at the end of the day because of lnae· tivlty. It lln't a rocktall and couch they need to ael rid of fatigue-but exercise. A simple cold or minor ness II Often eompllea~ by "taking two aspirins and goIng to bed," Sitting up woUld w. The Almanac By UnlledPI'OIIInleruu-1 Today Is Tueaday, Oct. 1.1, the 286th dsy of 19'10. be better. The moon is between ita first After observing the probquarter and loll pbaae. lem caused by 'bed rest, I The morning slars are am convinced that the bed should be used for only cer· Mercury, Mars and Saturn. lain serloua lllneaael, a The evening stors are Venus proper amount of lleep or as and Jupiter. · a recreational facility, Those born today are under (H..,.,.r frtWJri• the sign ol Ubra. ()!this dsy In history: rn 1m the Coniinenlal <MIIIIIfa .. ,..,_ f. LM6, Congresa ordered co!lltruction of a naval Oeet, thus originatM.D., lo ... ol tltlt - · 'Wlllt Dr. ullllt IHirliHI Ing the United Statea navy. lllftl1, '- wiH ,,_ litton o1 In 17112 George Washington ....,., l~trttut hi futwt eti.IIJt... laid the cornerstone of lhl! A-.111• !OlU' ~ Your President's House, the first pll1ilor is ,_..... I olola - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - public bUilding erected In ...,_)'GIII'Iballnlltll _.... _ _ affoniiO-.pi Washington D.C. In 1937 Nazi Germany prom. Ills laOft- ., . . . . . . . . Nolo ibol yoa boYt lsed Britain and France it ~lout .... leveL would not violate ,Belgium 1101 neutrality, a promLae later no -..J N- - ,..,. -co- _,·- ..., ,.., BERRfS WORLD WOIUDWC PT. PlEASANT -The Point Pteaaant Area Jaycees will sponsor a footbaU game bet.ween the Fairmont Stata and Glenville Stale Junior Vll'slty teama Oct. II at 7:30 p.m., at Saunders Memorial Field. Price of admisBion at the gllllll' wUI be $1.25. Rardin's Shoe Center bas donated tba game ball and Buck lo: Jobn's Barber Shop donated the Uckets. The officials will be Jack Fowler, Howell Lasseter, Jim Dalley, and Hindu Henderson. Allnouncer will be Bob SUer. Concesalon stands will be operaled by the Point Pie811111lt Band Boooters and baiitlme ceremonies will be conducted by the Point Pleasant Big Black Knlgbta and the Wabama While Fllicon Bands. Advance tickets are on sale at Rardin's Shoe Center, Moore's Will ·' .., "'" 1k• • --~ ' 't 1i!:: ~r.J''f ~ ·,, ~l ;11 , .d, ''"~tto ·~"""'., ;. ,,. ,.,.n. v: ' ' l NFL Standing~ By Unltod Prtlllntornotlonol American COftftrenCI E11t aon• 10-Game Ca~:· OOLUMBUS (UPI) - 1be Ohio State University faculty council planned to discuss today the poaslblllty of adding a lOth football game to tbe Buckeyea schedule. Since 11186, the other Big Ten conference schooLs have played a regular IOopme schedule. In 1911, the osu faculty council granted permission for a lOth Ohio State "away game" prior to the start of the regular season, · but the athletic department had difficulty scheduling the game and the plan was t.mporarlly aban· doned. Last January, an 11th regular season game was approved for schools In the Big Ten. OhloCollep Footlloll R-rds By Unlttd Pross loilmlllonol lndtpendonls WLT OhiO Stale 3 0 0 Akron 4 1 0 Cincinnati 3 2 0 Ashland 2 2 o Dayton 2 2 1 C.u Western Reserve 0 2 1 John Carroll C.nlral Stale Ohio Northern Youngstown Slate Xlvler 0 2 1 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 5 0 Mid-American Confertnct · lolfl.. Overall WLT WLT Toledo 200 500 Miami 100400 Ohio University 1 1 0 2 2 0 Willi ll!llJ minor cbanps, both JI!IIUIC... planned to flO will! the aame lineupe they v.1 in tbefinttwo g - 'l.'ba Reds had roolde n.oe Concepcion to replace WoociF Woodlrard at shortotop and Andy El· chebarreo was to caleb fur the Orioles, replacing Elrod llerUicb. Oriole•' Manager Earl WeaverlllllledtlabtbanderJim Palmer the winner pitcher in lhe game to ltart the fourtb game ~~alnal Gary Nolan, also a rlgbly and the 11r11 dulmpiCilahlp lllgnetl and aeated, If not delivered. 'l1lls Is pntty ~talk ebouta club that baa two league conteats left. In IIIIa CMO · ' ho.....,., Coach Rltdlie perb1p111 the only me around Ealtern LocalDislrlcttryingtocoolUUelalk.Afterau,Larryknowalhere 18 aucb a thing as foolbaD games being played and won before a whistle blows but losl In those critical 48 minutes of controlled game loser. mayhem. h Sparky Is Misquoted f n: Astros Trade T Waverly at LoGan Eaolern at Foclerai-Hocklng Hunflngton East at Pl. Ploosant Southern at Hannan Trace Chasapeaka at South Point Ook Hill at Coal Grove Symmes Valley at Ironton St. Joa , Graen Local at Norlll Gollla Southwestern at KY9er Craek Ready For OSU Sports Desk ,..,, Robby A8XIl WAIVERS NEW YORK (UPI)-The world champion New York Knlcks of the NaUonal Basket.ball .woclation got down to the 1z.man player limit Monday by t<JntSta~ ! ! ~ ~! g asklntl waivers on rookie guard Western Michigan 1 I 0 3 2 Ray Hodga of Wagner, N.Y. Bow lint G,...n o 2 u u 3 College. Ohio ConltreL.oag.. Overall WLT WLT Wittenberg 2 0 0 40 0 Musklntum 2 0 0 3 1 0 NIJIN8KY RACE Capital 2 o o 3 0 0 DUBLIN(UPI)-NijinlkJwill Wooster ~ ~: rt111 In the Champion Stakea at :i\:':J:rg 2 1 0 2 2 0 N8WIDII'ket Baturday and not Kenyon 1 I 0 3 I 0 the. Man o' War 1t Belmont 1 ~~~~~ '"' ~: Park, N.Y. It wlil announced f!lllclwln·WIIII<t 0 1 0 I 1 0 1r!onday by DIYid McCall, OtnliCIII 0 2 0 2 2 0 racing 1118D111er ftr NIJinlkJ's &::-r'."yan owner, New Jersey ilid111irla1lat . ..... Olllo Ctnftl'tllct , Chatles Enslehorn. ...... LtatUi Onr•ll . W ~ t . W·. L.T 200 SQO Datlance ItO 120 Wilmington 11'012,0 Findlay '0 '2 '0 050 . llluflkli) ''· the AU..., W. L. T. Pel. Mlsml 3 1 0 .750 Baltimore 3 1 0 .7!00n Store, Fruth Pharmacy in Point N.Y. Jets 1 3 0 .2!0 Pleasant, and lla>klns-Tanner Boston 1 3 0 .250 Buffalo 1 3 0 .2!0 In Galllpolla. Central Student UckeiB will be aold at BALTIMORE (UPI) W. L. T. Pel. liO cents esch only In tha schools Cleveland 3 1 0 .7!0 Manager Sparlly Anderson ol 2 2 0 .!00 and au admlsBion at the game Houston Pittsburgh 1 3 0 .2!0 the Reds saye be doem't think wlll be general admission and Cincinnati 1 3 0 .2!0 Baltimore'• Frank Robinson Is priced at fl .25. Wut washed up, publlsbed reports to W. L. T. Pel. 3 1 0 .7SO the contrary. North Point Gr•de School, Denver "I don't see bow you can be Kanse& City 2 2 0 .500 with a '-0-1 Blate and Beale Ookland 1 2 1 .333 through when you're .308/' School, with a record of 5-41, will San Diego 0 3 1 .000 AndersoQ said of the Orioles' Natlonlll Conference play the preliminary game at 8 rightflelder. ''He's 1 ~ WJIY Eost p.m. This game will be for the W. l . T. Pet. fronl being through ... Biddy League Championship. Dallas 3 1 0 .750 Anderson bad been quoted J 1 o .750 after Sunday's second World All members of the Biddy St. Louis 2 2 0 .500 League teams will be admllled Washington N.Y. Giants 1 3 0 .2!0 Series game as aaying he didn't lo the aame free, they are to Philadelphia 0 4 o .000 think Robinson could handle C.nlral contact their respective coach W. L. T. Pel. Cincinnati's 1$-year-Gld lefty as to where they will n•eet to Detroit 3 1 0 .750 pltcbing find, Don Gullett, but enter the game. Each of tha Minnesota 3 1 0 .750 he said writers misinterpreted 3 t 0 .750 it. Biddy League players are Green Bav 2 2 0 .500 requested to wear their football Chicago "I didn't think he could Wut jersey. W. L. T. Pel. hancDe Gullett, but I cerlalnly 3 1 0 .750 dldn, mean It as a blast," Chairman of the project Is Los Angeles San Francisco 3 1 0 .750 Donald Noll. Atlanta 2 2 0 .500 Anderaon said. Robinson was called out on NewOrleans 1 3 0 .250 Monday's Resultl strikes In the oinlh inning of the Green Bay 22 San Diego 20 second game with two men on (Only game scheduled) base. The Orioles won anyway, Sund1y'1 Glmtl Atlanta at Denver 6-6. Baltimore at N.Y. Jets u'Ibey've warned me I've Dallas at Minnesota been too honest," . . Anderson Detroit at Cleveland Kan City at Cincinnati said. "I don't think I said It the Los An51eles at Green Bay way It appeared In the paper. If . Mlaml.at But.talo . tlmefl toea lin, ~be ~ I atay Nevi Orloons at San .Fran N;Y. Glants at BosiOll around ami 1Jl8D1118 for a Pltfsbulgh at Houston number of years, I'll gel like the cHICAGo (UPil -Gale Say· St. Louis at Philadelphia real of them (managers) and Diego at Chicago ers, five Ume aU league San not aey a thing." IOnly games scheduled) running back and holdar of 17 Mondoy'sGomts 1be controverBial phrase was Chicago Bears team records, Wash at Ooklnd, twlllle ''t1rlllgbt ol his career." An· walled today for the decision on (Only game scheduled) deraon said he ,... referring to his football future. the sunll8hl condition In the Dr. Theodore Foi said atadlum and did not mean to Monday, u would be "at least Infer that Robinson's career 72 hours" before the declelon on was near an end. whether to operate on the tnjured right 1mee of s.yers. The OeeWooted Sayers was ector onrrii'te~S Injured during the flrat half of Hockey Standings the game Sunday between the BALTIMORE (tiPI) - The Minnesota VIkings and the Houaton Aslroo traded former By United Press lnternoiiiHUII Bears. Mexican Uttle League alar Eut Foa aald be would check the Heclor Torres to the Chicago w. L. T. Pis knee "several more Umea" Cubs Monday night foc Roger =~~0 J ~ ~ ~ before making a declelon. Metzger. Botb players are Montreal 1 o o 2 Should Sayers require the sbortstopa. Detroit 1 1 o 2 knee --tion,ll would be the Torres 25 batted :148 in 31 Vancouver 1 2 o 2 ...r-.. • • · New York 0 1 0 o second auch operation in the I(8Diell with the Aslroll last Toronto o 1 o o W11t put three years. He had season after coming up from W. L, T. Pis surgery In the right knee their Oklahoma City farm club. St. Louis 2 o o 4 mlsBing part of the 1968 season, Metzger, 23, hU .270 wUh Los Angelos I o o 2 1 0 o 2 and his recovery waa ao great Tacoma In the Pacific Coast Chicago Philadelphia 1 1 o 2 that last year he won the League. Minnesota o 1 o o National Football League's Pittsburgh 0 1 0 0 rushing championship witlll,D32 Dokland 0 2 0 0 -Y'IRtsutll yards. Friday's Game. St. louis 4 Vancouver 1 F01 described Sayers' latest IOnly game schtduledl Injury as "a very rare type." lront<ll at Golllpollo Tuaclay'sGame Athtn1 at Molga Detroit at Montreel (Only game scheduled) Jackson at Wellston H Brian Donova1J ' Reds put 1D 1bt bullpen but llllde blm 111arW at the lll'tlk a111r injurlel ~elad tbelr llafl' and ba wu U lba IIOtlOIId balf ol tbe Be Out For Rest.Of '70 1Ji3CU8S • l..tqul playalf SCiinll MIMI· lOla Oct. 4. Once balfl't IIlia ye.-, 5ep1. • aca1n11 aew. land, he pltdlell with lonpr than nOI'IIIIII rill lis dayaand aaid ''MJ ann bolllered me tha wllo1t ......... Be will be the second ltnlgbt lefthlnclor lhe Oriolea have thrown OBainat tbe "lllg Red ~blne," wblcb chewed up t.ftleal at a quick clip during the recutar aeuoo. (]llllager I UGIJne 'llbuier Cloninger, mce 1 utame winner lor tile Braves, Is completlJW lhe fourtb year ol a comebad< fronl an eye dlaorder and a 10rt ann. He 11'011 N pmes fronl liM throuJb 11188, but tile eye bothii'Od him In 1887 and Ill.. he got a sore ann wblcb peralsted lor two years. 'l1lls - · the Sayers May 3U U: hand, M•tzenbaum Is no charismatic mar· blitz he put on to beat Glenn still leaves than Taft, and their agreement to this fall may handicap the Democrat In recognition gap. llalllmore Needs Two Ballimore needs only to win two of line at home to avoid a return trip to Cincinnati. The fourth game Is IChedulad here Wednesday, and lhe fifth game, If necesasry, Thursday. Although aome seats remalned unsold, a capacity crowd was apeeted at Memor· 1a1 Stadlllll for today's 1 p.m EDT star!. '!'here was a 30 pe~ cent cbance of rsln. McNally Is pitching with nlr.: days real since he worked the aecond game of the American At Point Oct. 19 l ,., ' . I Tony ~·· a Jllne.tlllll winner who laDed 11> comple!e a 111art in II tr1e1 ~ the recutar aeason, ..., Manager Spa.rlty Anderaon'a choice to try to bring the Reds lhelr first victory. JV Squads Play n: speeches aound be Isbas invariably He the look contain stiffness even <~~~~~.n: smilr.r but his: '' You're .:oing aren't .vou'!" may be a bit too uf lhiJo! dfJfJruarh. a key Demo. on fun ~a sl ing that. C.illh.:c.~n 'fnrluy 's udtl~o~ slill say .nn . '· ~: • Oliio Faculty :, ~!A~t~53~,[~~~of~~~~;~l~s~no~~i-j Sc j; • ,.......... UPI 8porta Wriltr BALTIMORE (UPI) - The Balllmore Orioloo, In acellent polltlon to win lhe World llertes at borne, reUed on lefthander Dave McNally to give them lhelr third conaecutlve victory Olialnst tba Cincinnati Reds when the series reswned today. Balllmore won the Brit two ll8Dleo !Uyed at Cincinnati for a 2-0 advanta1e returning home, but even McNally said he had npected to make another villi to Cincinnati before It ia ,::"". ne certainly hope we don't have to go back there, of course, bull wouldn't be IUI'pl'iaedlfwe de," McNally said, "\fe Blill lblnk Cincinnati baa a very llood club. They can turn Ibis thing II'Otlld." ly LAWRENCE E. IAMB, M.D. In reference to your body, there Is a lot to the Idea that "I!, you don't use It, you IDae it. And that to all of the body. Thus rest and physical ~-~ctlvlty can __ ~ b.armful. •• ~ ~ •,·, -• Before the-space 'PNII"am there were only two Wall· known studle~cb of. only about a half-dozen men-on the effects of bed real in healthy persona. All othar in· formation was from sick pel). pie and bed re.at. Imagine I The medical profession has been recommending bed real for almost every all· mont known to man and yet we had very lillie lnforma· tlon about Its elfecll om the body· Space doctors were Interested in bed rest beCaiJ8e It has many things In common with the weightless condl· lions occurring during space flights. Since lbe astronatltl were be a It by people we needed to know what bed rest did to baalthy people, 1101 sick patients. We lound bed real did a lot -most of It bad. Just for atarters, the horizontal [)01.1. tlon caused the body to rid Itself of four to flvt PQIIIIds of normal water content within 24 hours. This same mechanl.sm explallls part of (H..,,,.,. E_,n,. Awo.) the weight loas obseived In astronauts durlnl space u rught. After the loll of the normil body water-and CO!IIe, quently part of the blood Tbt lllddlnc hM boon: volume--the . bed reat aubWIII loath Jecll leaded to faint when 1• ,_ a • !hey aot up. Acaln ~ bas P.. 4• Pasa T been aeen after apace fllgbt.s You, South bold: and also In patients after pe•KJ II .AU tCIU .4181 rlods of beef real. The lOA ol Whit do you do now? water affects the way the ,) by Chet TannehUI From bore It's aleadplpe cinch that Larry Rltcble'l football play., at Eutern have a Soo1bem Valley Contereoce footban League malcbes lacing Eastem are will! Soutbwlllern In GaUia and Southern acroaa the hllla a sborl piece fronl Eulern. ()! paper neither oppo11ent should be espe~ to do more than le8t lhe Eagles' right to be caUetl champions. Their big le8t, passed will! bannen wBvlng, ..., lui Friday night when the Kyger O'eek Bobcata, who had champlonablp aspirations, _.. whlppetl soundly, :H-8. Several Eastern bo)'l stood out in the defenae that lllopped Kyger's thrusts. When It wu over, tbeae Eastem numbers -..ed In Bobcats' eyea to have done more than their share olthe destruction, 18 (Howie C&idwell), 711 (Mike Boring), 26 (G<I'don Holter), 116 (Ricbard Uler), 7• (Alan Holler), 12 (Dennis Elcblnger) and 81, Bob Caldwell. But don, forget lbaii111UJI are 1111helleld. The winning te!llllbu to have at 1eaat mof Ita lineup stronger, or more sldUe<l, or more determined than their upponenll across the line. TlU the Eaglea will have to ~ lllain ll8Binlt Southern and Southwestern to be SVAC Champa. THE MARAUDERS CAME through the Waverly game last Friday ni8bt in ruaonably good pbyllcal CCildltlon. Coach Chancey said a couple of boys were going to have checkups Saturday morning to make cerlain bruilea _ , really something ,.... serious. In the IIOCCllldhalfwhen TinyW'Iillama ldcliedofffor aholllthe umpteenlh lime, and came up horribly lame (ulf his anlde bad twisted) !her&_.. uadible groans fronl the kauder aide olthe lleld. But big Tiny, who11111oul oflherecutar lineup by thea, subs having taken over largely both on offellae and defense, bad li!IIJa mUICle spasm. He came back to klckol! apln after the Marauders' last IDucbdOWJ\ In the fourth period. Tha affair of Friday evening at Maraudar Stadlwn, midst a gala Homecoming, should flU the plsce II> capacity. '!be oppolltlon Is Athena, upaet by Gallipolis last Friday, willch La 1·2 Olialnat Meigs. 'lbe 'lloga won In IIIII by a 21lol8 acore '"' a pasa Interception. 1be BuUdop, favored to flnlsb fifth, came on strong when the bell tolled In September .They edtied Marietta, always 111011'1!1', Illin their open..-; feU ~It to Lancaster, wblpped Jackson IU and Waverly also lU before the Blue DevllJ ~wnbled tbom. Coach Don Eakey, In his 14th year at Athens. bas another IIOod fullbad< Ibis year In 1111-lb. """or lllck Rutler. Athena' offenalve line aver.ees liM lbs., Ita backs 1St. Melga needlr ibi&"iile' Friday ni8bt. CHIEF SCOIJT PHILADELPHIA (UPI) John P . "Jacko" Colllns, former supervisor of officials In the National Basketball Aaaoc•· ation, was named chief scout for tba Philadelphia 78ers on Monday. • WASHINGTON (UPI) former American 1.ea1ue plres, AI Salerno and to ·'enilne ap~•ted V.. ,....... ~ llop tile . by ati\IIAIII 1balr atlael:. . "Don't wldorwliDWI • [IUIInc," 111,. llid. <'We'll burn~preUy - . " called ~ • "dogone good 1111 Ttd fooa.D Bar• twm." Unotw:-• 8laa Willie tha lsadlnC bUCkeye IIlii annl winner far tba Micbill" Slate pme, geiiiDS OM for riCO••· I fumble, one for ...... tile moat taclrlel ( lllillloo anU wllals), and one fqr belitl namet1 the top deleilllve lineman. Ali·Arnerlcan cornerbad< JICk Totum plcted ilp two awards for being tba IAip defenalve back and lnlen!epllng a pall. Fullback Jobn BrocklngtcrJ was the top offensive eward winner, geiiiDSieiYea ftr being the oulltandlni bact and ltr hia 25-yard IDucbdown run. Winning one award, In a Ibm w1y Ue for top oftenllve lineman, were tacldeo Jobn llloka and Dave Cheney and center Tom Dol.eone • inl But lllyea lsaued a word of warninl lo thoae who may Rain Forecut ., "We ' re bonus? n In Baltimore BALTIMORE (UPI) - A poBibiUty of rain was forecast for today's third llliile of the World Series between the Orioles and ClnclnnaU Reds. 1be weatherman predicted a 1140 per cent cl)anq~ of rBin with temper.- -~l:,bing ., degreea. 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"Mr. BliP (~ Ernie Blgga) uld we can ao ahead and uae him," Buckeye Coach WoociF Hoyea uld 11 his weetly presa luncbeon Monday. "So we're going to work him thia week." Donovon wu 1 center as 1 sophomore but was lllitched to gtlll'd last year and became one of the conference's bell "We'll use hlmatgtlll'd when be's ready," Hayw lllld. "But he can also back up at center where we're 1 UtUe thin." Illyea said the status ol wingback Larry Zallna for Saturday's game agalnat Minneaoll Is otlll up in the air. Zeline suflered a pul1etl hamstring In the Duke COilleal and sst out laat Saturday's :IN win over Michigan Stata. urd aay it'a about 5040 whather we'll have Zelina Saturday," lllyea said. Hayes look to the offensive when asked about the poor paaslng recocd of his No. I quarterback Res Kern, who baa hit on only 8 of 21 toaaes thia season. "Kern's problem is like a batter being In a alump," Hayes slid, "He's a lot better passer than that. He'o had some shoulder trouble In the past and I lblnk It may be bothering him more lhan he MUFFLERS IBRME StilES ISIIMIS IEXPERT SERVD DOirJ'lET I <' < �• I -The DeUy Sentlllel, Middeport·Pomeroy, O.,Oci.1J,If70 . '• ... Oriental Puzzle . ' l '. ' Voice along Broadway 1 I gel on TV bauae MGM oo\.glll it up Jeli'l aao tO keep it frOm COII1peling with Ill ultlmalel,y ordinary revival with Howard lteel .... !118 gov't probe of credit cards lllmmlnant .... The lltillllingly naaeratecl llsl of attrac:ljona In CatUills reaorta ll!ll1 IJliiW'I ao: actusDy The Concord'l nolrmillna pools now number eleven, and m more Ire planned. Dean Martin'aeatran&ed wife Jeanne La dating one Frank CalpJtmnl. - who naem!UI Dean .... ''The Meta" mus1 like Quo Vadll: Meti baUteam owner Joan Payaon at one table, WIN AT BRIDGI! Metopera veep Francia W, lloblrlaool nearby .. , The movlet really struck paydlrt -and the dirt II lilcrealq lrslefd of tidying .... N.Y. 11maa worker• call lhe semlobarrlcaded lobby By Oswald & James Jacoby "The Brandenburg Gate": E:mPoyes- ewn tbe oldelt NOilTB 11 have!Dsbowi. D.cardsorthey .KJB5 can~ aet to lhelr typewriters. .AU Melba Moore, dark brown • Q97 1o1111 of Bd'IIJ. (lhe'l dellglitlul .Q82 in''l'llrlie")IIOiupontheCopl W111T UST floor and iillilfl with yo111g Cope • t062 ., ator Ronnie Dyson: 'lbey • QJIOI ,9185 tJU2 tAIOU started lotlether at "acale" In .107 .JUS ''Hair" .... Lanny Rou 11111111 the SOtml (D) Star.spangted Banner at the .AQ7U Pltlelugb playoB game, and 'K2 NBC· TV's printed ldentlllcatkm tK8 was "Lenny Roas"; Lanny .AK85 started at NBC almost to years Both vulnerable OliO ,, Add aongmc1h Jolumy W•l Nortll lloatll Mercer to the llsl of won 'Wilen Pau 3• Pua .... 1be flliled French director 4N.T. checked into the Sherry • Pua ' Pass Pua ' 5t p.,. Netherland as "Froncola Pus Pass Pass Trullaut and One" .... Mean· Opening leod-· Q A simple answer to a complu problem Is the "ban-the· auto" idea now being experimen~ with In a number of cities to relieve smog, c on g e s t I o n and create a more " human" atmol!lphere In downtown areas. In one of the most spectacular examples, a lenl!lh o1 New York's Filtb Avenue was temporarily blocked off and people uperienced the heady exhilaration of walking up the middle of a street free of exhaust fumes, roaring engines 81111 squealing tires. The ban-the-auto movement could backfire, however, cautions a traffic eogineer. · Closing selec~ streets or areal to traffic is not to be confused with the pedestrian n•alls pioneered In such dtles as Fresno caUl., or Kalamazoo, Mich., says Peter G. Koltnow, urban transporlallon specialist with the Highway Users Federation. These malls came only after the construction of. facilities to permit automotive travel to gain easy proxlrmty to the car-free areas. Their succeas lies In their accessibillty, both to autos and to mass transit. BanDing automobiles from downtown areas without care· lui consideration of bow people get downtown might· only accelerate the trend of businesses to move out to suburban areas where parking Is abundant. It probably would tend to reduce the competitive position of downtown, says Koltnow, especially since the real advan· tage of downtown is that it is generally the point in a city most accessible to the most people. Reducing Its accesBI· bllity would just tend to take away the one advantage it has. It bas been sugges~ that banning the auto would encourage the use ii£ mass transit. He Is convinced Ibis would not happen. Instead, there would be a shift of auto trips to alternate destinations and a relocation of the most transportation-sensitive land uses elsewhere, further reducing mass transit's utility. Banning the aut om obi le, except in unusual circum· staaces, llles in the face of the long history of man's in· creasing mobillty, says Koltnow. A sounder approach to urban problems than a facile "ban the auto" Is to plan more wisely for Its use. Hand That Rocks the Wallet • i ••. : ; : : ; : • : l l ,. • I There's one area of the women's rights movement where the girls afe clearly winning: Women start "liberating" the pay checks of their hus· bands within a year or so after marriage, reports the Sur· vey Research Laboratory of the University of Illinois. The laboratory lnkrvlewed about 250 oowlywed couples In Peoria and Decatur, asking them about various aspects of money handling. A year later, the same couples answered the same questions again. "Comparison of the two sets of responses shows that the wives are taking over in every case ," says Prof. Robert Ferber, director of the laborato!'y. In the Important area of decision-making, there was a 98 per cent Increase In the proportion of wives deciding what to do with leftover money, and a 56 per cent increase in the proportion of wives deciding bow much cash to get. The proportion of wives responsible for getting cash paying bills and keeping track of expenses rose by 38 .pe; cent, 30 per cent and 14 pe,{ cent reii.P.!l!;tlvely, AU this willie learning h'*' '10 'Cooli',a!Oci!' · · · " :.. ·· · ' ' : BRUCE BIDSSAT Ills Taft in Ohio But There's an If ly llUCE IIOSS"T NEA Washington Correspondent ~ i ;, ;, •· ~ ' ~ ~ .~ ~ ; ' CINCINNA'fl, Ohio INEA) Rep. Robert Taft Jr. looks to be in a strong poBitlon to up a U.S. Senate seat for the Republicans In Ohio un· ess a Democratic tide develops in the governorship race 81111 enguUs him. His opponent, wealthy buslnessm.an Howard Matzen· baum wbo knocked off ex-astronaut John Glenn in the Demoeratlc primary last May, Is a stiff challenger but has been running three points or so behind Taft in most poll tests. Metzenbaum's chief t~tlc Is to try to link Taft with slactened economic conditions, which be In turn lays at Presideot Nixon's door. But Otuo's unemployment rate bas been below the n:.tlooal averace, and though It surely will rlae with a long Geoeral Motors strike Ithe company has 40,000 workers In the state) , there Is as yet no convincing evidence this will damage Taft. Taft's answer to Metzonbaum on the economy Is that unemployment generally Is around the level it was during most of the Kennedy.Johnson years-until the "wartime boom" touched off by LBJ's large entry Into the South VIetnam war brouaht the jobless rate way down. Few analysts In the state imagine Taft can be directly burt, either, by the so-called Republican loan scandal wblch may have scarred GOP candidates for state office. The fa· tnous Taft name, always his biggest asset, seems secure against such tarnishing. The one danger, however, Is that some Republican voters may be turned off by the scandal and stay home, thus af. feeling Taft's total vote and posalbly enhancing prospects for a governorship sweep by Democratic nominee Jobn GB· ligan wblch could POll Metzenbaum ln. GUUgan unabash· edly claims that If he gets 54 per cent in his race, that will finish off Taft. Yet Ohio voters do a lot of ticket-splitting, and there II no solid proof In their votiog history that such a "tandem effect" would result from a big Gilligan win over State Auditor Roger Cloud. Actually, tbe largesl question mark for Taft may be how much aid be gets from the foUowers of Gov. James Rhodes, whom he narrowly beat for the Senate nomination laal clck aprlng. Rhodes declared for the GOP ticket the moment he bad loot, but the Taft force• for perhaps too long tended to lg· nore him. IDs late September appearance with Taft at a fund-raising dinner here was his firat on the platform with the man who beat him. The governor cWTenUy Is pled&:ing full heiJI1 but there are those in the state who wonder how lhoroll&hiY his back· ers will work after seeing their leader Ignored for month1. If they do put olll, Taft may keep his edge. Hlo recognl· tionlaclor 11 higb, be Is Mr. Integrity himself, and he canaut be fa~ aa untutored on the issues, as Metzenbaum ; 1ublly managod to auggest about John Glenn without ever . attacking him. · Clll, Limit Raise Pays Slam Dividend r---------. ,.a•I. ~----- -- - ---- -- - - -----------1 !Helen Help Us!I I i By Helen Bottel 1 YOUTII ASKED FOR IT Hewantedourhelp,buttheonly This colwnn is for young help he got was from the needle. people, their problems and He wasn't a hood. He was an pleasures, their troubles and lll'dlnary, sensitive, Intelligent fun. As with the rest of Helen human being. Nobody really Help US!, It welcomes laughs knows why he chose drugs, bull but won 't dodge a wious know one thing : We shrugged It quesUon with a brush·ofl. off with "live and let live" (juot Send your teenage quesUons as your correspondent ssid to YOUTII ASKED FOR IT, people ahoold do! ) - and we care of Helen Help US! this M Billy die ! newspaper. How many more Billy's will HIGH SCHOOL there be beloce we change our "MOD SQUAD?" attitude? The pollee aren't our Dear Helen: enemies here. They're mainly At our high school the word is looking lor the pusher. When we that there are 150 "Narca" on protect a known seller, we 're campus . That's prob@~ly_,,ll~,Y~ ..f!lYil)l 0 ~!!'; friends a exaggerated but look. Twageys ~ _,Qteru:ll,,.., '$bf$0N'E selllng "mes" (mescaline - the WHO CARES big thing In drugs around here Dear Helen: this year) got busted yesterday. Look around any classroom About five graaaers aren't in and you can spot the heavy claas this week. Everybody dopers. But everyone closes his knew they "sold," but they eyes because who wants to get always figured they were safe. anyone in trouble? U we could Somebody bud to fink or they'd be sure lhese kids would be still he here. helped instead of buoted, maybe Don't get me wrong. 1 don't we wouldn't go by the policy of hold, use or sell - not even "live and let die." grass. But when you can't trust UniU they change the system, other students because they so that drug addicts Ior heavy might be lunlor Mod Squad users on pUis or the spike) won't types, who can you trust? Uke be treated like criminals, but the ''no knock" law, I think this rather like sick people, we'll Is unfair pollee tactics. - JIM keep on ''protecting" them out Dear Jim : of their minds. - NO FINK Paid "narcs" (narcotics Dear No: agents) on high school cam· I cooldn't agree more : an puses? Possibly a few in larger addict or heavy user needs help, schools, but not disguised as not punishment! And he can get students, and not that many ! help at free drug-<1buse clinics However, It's true there are to be found in almost every more "Informers" than for· large town nowadays. merly, as young people becllne It Isn't "linking" when you more concerned aboot the drug direct a friend to one of these problem. To help shut off the centers ... and keep after him, supply Is sometimes considered with every means available, necessary linking. until he gets there! - H. Read on .. . Dear Helen: Dear Helen : You said "the mild high" you I have been prompted to write get from pot Isn't wortb the risk a letter to a newspaper column of being busted. High grade unW I read "Uve and Let Die stuff produces considerably Not Proper Stand" In Helen more thana "mild" trip! Atree Help Us! a block away may look like It Is Last month a friend of mine right next to the driver . died from an overdose of heroin. Stationary objects become 1 knew Billy was using drugs, animated. A highway In· bul au I said was, "He better teraection looks like a scale atop!" I didn't even say It to model of one. And the euphoria him. After all, It was his bag. makes you feel inunune to WeD, Blily stopped au right - harm. To drive while smoking Is In the cemetery. u only I and au the ultimate mistake. High the others who knew he was quality grass is NOT mild. (But shoollng up had opened our you can't often find It In the mouthw, he would still be here. U.S.) - STUDENT Thill fe J•li• Dowllt horie, Ill. -...,,....,,....,,.....,_,,...- a A R a s By PHIL P.+.sTOIET .. . and then there's the fellpw .who waa an. expert with f If t hi, but touldn't mike it In accouljting. . . ' ' ' The most upensive things sometimts tum o11t t.o be those you ~~ for nothing. ' ' ' Anyone who thinks that hard cider can be made In ice-cube trays Is sulferlnl badly from the generation gap. • • • One man'• l~k ia Oilother man's perlevtr· ance. BJII\A ....,,_ I BY JACI O'IIIIIAN NEW YORK - Georae Wallace may have 1 new 11r11 lady - Mn. CorntUa &lively•• lftllf wldder .... We hear Judge Saul Slrelt was m111111ed .... Friends ol ours just bact from Ports tell us ......Bihigb-cblcboliSOI quietly ..., planniJII to IIIIIch bact to abovMnee bema .,, Strolling Bdwy. will! angina star Allill Jonea, he !Did us his old ''lllowboat" movie (with Irene Dlmne, Helen Morgan, Olarles Wlnnlnger ele , ) Some Cautions On Ban-Auto Idea McNally Going For Birds . ..-"f -""t•--,.. ,.---- ~"""-- -.,- "'r' ;-----·----------·--·-~1 1· In JACOBY MODERN, all Jump raises are strong limit blda. They beg partner to bid on but they aUow him to pall if he has a bare minimum. This represents c u r rent expert practice. Not all ex· ports. There Is notblna aU the experts agree on except that a double of seven no· trump Is for penalty. It is logical and simple and gets the job done. We know that anyone can both im· prove and simplify his bid· ding by adopting aU Umlt raises Tud~y ~e find North with the same hanll .he held yes· terday and fie"·m~"·l!Je sonl'e tbiee-s(iMelblilt ralie. South bas a lar·betler band. He baa 19 high-card points, all of which appear to be bard at work. Remember, wheo you think of alams, you see which points are going to work for you. He allo bas two distributional points and he can add an extra because his partner has rBised his suit. South might well go Into a Blackwood routine immediately but South decides to hid four clubs as a below· game slam try. North. bas 12 high-card points Including very good trumpi the ace of hearts and the queen of partner'• club suit. AU In aU, a •ouad enough Dmlt ralae to war· rant showing olam intereat by a cue bid ln hearts. Now S o·u t b goes Into Blackwood. He doean't really expect to get to seven but there Is harm using Eas· ley's fine convention as a laal check. North shows one ~e. South bids the slam · lihUe be's boon II'OII!d tOwn with Calberlne Deneuve.' O.vld Merrick· and DoM1d O'Connor are In 1 hudcle .... Only lb;ut half the' new bulldlngsln RockeleUer 'Cenltr have tenanllln oll!<:w' llready. but the mlcltowo lrdlc II the worst in cabbleo' ·~ , , Walt11 tbe rest 1111 •' .... llheck;r Greene'• role lit ''The Love Machine" II' I naity reflection of MDton Berle .... Couple nice people dating : llnifl' Marilyn MaYB and acll:lr· painter Mu. Showalter .... J11o;rd Patleraon'• beelolfaetl use olthe KingJ lm, Babamaa, tAl train lor his next J!lllin event... BIWDnlire D. :.<. Judwi&'s $to million Acapulto Prlnce11 B&tei WW have ''underwater llltllic" in Ill ~ ... 1be lia'd'I'Gck record people' expect more nuco-deatha; one told aa : ''We're .,.aze!lt'1 on1J beel Janis Joplin IIlii Jlml llendrls lately" .... IJA Mlnneltl'1 IJIIIIIInlquoleabouther mother Judy Guland in Redboo- : "Good, bad or null, aiHo wu IIWIJIID uperlen:e" ,, At ~··· Anne Blilcrolt, 'one ol~few Firat Young lAdiea of Stage..SCreen, said abe iiltlll al18lda Ac:IGn 8ludlii - to OI)Jeliment aad ''1111 111 my face In private." Wllter SWanson's " The ~" novel Ia getllng 'iiOW mini but lb• problem can llmake II Wllbout bard-. porno conleDI (It -11111 1lltb truth and respect - · not lirutlll1). LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. Forget About Bed Rest; Tests Prove It Harmful ape• heart and circulation works and causes weakness. This Is quickly reversed-qsually within 48 hours after resum· lng normal upright activity. That ian 't all bed tut doea., tltller ..•na , boDe .mar· row that normally generates new blood colla slows down, eventually caUillng a de· crea1e In red bloocf celll. Than when you get up, a lot of the red cella are destroyed because ol Increased activ· lty, The bone marrow takes awhile to get started at the rilht level again, so a tem· porary anemia raiUits. In addition to tbese cban~:;ln time, caldum Is lost the bones. lilt &e· cumulates in the kidney, stones may forin. These ctumgu and others occur more alowly from lim· pie InactiVity-for eumple, Just slttiog. Office worms often feel fatigued at the end of the day because of lnae· tivlty. It lln't a rocktall and couch they need to ael rid of fatigue-but exercise. A simple cold or minor ness II Often eompllea~ by "taking two aspirins and goIng to bed," Sitting up woUld w. The Almanac By UnlledPI'OIIInleruu-1 Today Is Tueaday, Oct. 1.1, the 286th dsy of 19'10. be better. The moon is between ita first After observing the probquarter and loll pbaae. lem caused by 'bed rest, I The morning slars are am convinced that the bed should be used for only cer· Mercury, Mars and Saturn. lain serloua lllneaael, a The evening stors are Venus proper amount of lleep or as and Jupiter. · a recreational facility, Those born today are under (H..,.,.r frtWJri• the sign ol Ubra. ()!this dsy In history: rn 1m the Coniinenlal <MIIIIIfa .. ,..,_ f. LM6, Congresa ordered co!lltruction of a naval Oeet, thus originatM.D., lo ... ol tltlt - · 'Wlllt Dr. ullllt IHirliHI Ing the United Statea navy. lllftl1, '- wiH ,,_ litton o1 In 17112 George Washington ....,., l~trttut hi futwt eti.IIJt... laid the cornerstone of lhl! A-.111• !OlU' ~ Your President's House, the first pll1ilor is ,_..... I olola - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - public bUilding erected In ...,_)'GIII'Iballnlltll _.... _ _ affoniiO-.pi Washington D.C. In 1937 Nazi Germany prom. Ills laOft- ., . . . . . . . . Nolo ibol yoa boYt lsed Britain and France it ~lout .... leveL would not violate ,Belgium 1101 neutrality, a promLae later no -..J N- - ,..,. -co- _,·- ..., ,.., BERRfS WORLD WOIUDWC PT. PlEASANT -The Point Pteaaant Area Jaycees will sponsor a footbaU game bet.ween the Fairmont Stata and Glenville Stale Junior Vll'slty teama Oct. II at 7:30 p.m., at Saunders Memorial Field. Price of admisBion at the gllllll' wUI be $1.25. Rardin's Shoe Center bas donated tba game ball and Buck lo: Jobn's Barber Shop donated the Uckets. The officials will be Jack Fowler, Howell Lasseter, Jim Dalley, and Hindu Henderson. Allnouncer will be Bob SUer. Concesalon stands will be operaled by the Point Pie811111lt Band Boooters and baiitlme ceremonies will be conducted by the Point Pleasant Big Black Knlgbta and the Wabama While Fllicon Bands. Advance tickets are on sale at Rardin's Shoe Center, Moore's Will ·' .., "'" 1k• • --~ ' 't 1i!:: ~r.J''f ~ ·,, ~l ;11 , .d, ''"~tto ·~"""'., ;. ,,. ,.,.n. v: ' ' l NFL Standing~ By Unltod Prtlllntornotlonol American COftftrenCI E11t aon• 10-Game Ca~:· OOLUMBUS (UPI) - 1be Ohio State University faculty council planned to discuss today the poaslblllty of adding a lOth football game to tbe Buckeyea schedule. Since 11186, the other Big Ten conference schooLs have played a regular IOopme schedule. In 1911, the osu faculty council granted permission for a lOth Ohio State "away game" prior to the start of the regular season, · but the athletic department had difficulty scheduling the game and the plan was t.mporarlly aban· doned. Last January, an 11th regular season game was approved for schools In the Big Ten. OhloCollep Footlloll R-rds By Unlttd Pross loilmlllonol lndtpendonls WLT OhiO Stale 3 0 0 Akron 4 1 0 Cincinnati 3 2 0 Ashland 2 2 o Dayton 2 2 1 C.u Western Reserve 0 2 1 John Carroll C.nlral Stale Ohio Northern Youngstown Slate Xlvler 0 2 1 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 4 0 0 5 0 Mid-American Confertnct · lolfl.. Overall WLT WLT Toledo 200 500 Miami 100400 Ohio University 1 1 0 2 2 0 Willi ll!llJ minor cbanps, both JI!IIUIC... planned to flO will! the aame lineupe they v.1 in tbefinttwo g - 'l.'ba Reds had roolde n.oe Concepcion to replace WoociF Woodlrard at shortotop and Andy El· chebarreo was to caleb fur the Orioles, replacing Elrod llerUicb. Oriole•' Manager Earl WeaverlllllledtlabtbanderJim Palmer the winner pitcher in lhe game to ltart the fourtb game ~~alnal Gary Nolan, also a rlgbly and the 11r11 dulmpiCilahlp lllgnetl and aeated, If not delivered. 'l1lls Is pntty ~talk ebouta club that baa two league conteats left. In IIIIa CMO · ' ho.....,., Coach Rltdlie perb1p111 the only me around Ealtern LocalDislrlcttryingtocoolUUelalk.Afterau,Larryknowalhere 18 aucb a thing as foolbaD games being played and won before a whistle blows but losl In those critical 48 minutes of controlled game loser. mayhem. h Sparky Is Misquoted f n: Astros Trade T Waverly at LoGan Eaolern at Foclerai-Hocklng Hunflngton East at Pl. Ploosant Southern at Hannan Trace Chasapeaka at South Point Ook Hill at Coal Grove Symmes Valley at Ironton St. Joa , Graen Local at Norlll Gollla Southwestern at KY9er Craek Ready For OSU Sports Desk ,..,, Robby A8XIl WAIVERS NEW YORK (UPI)-The world champion New York Knlcks of the NaUonal Basket.ball .woclation got down to the 1z.man player limit Monday by t<JntSta~ ! ! ~ ~! g asklntl waivers on rookie guard Western Michigan 1 I 0 3 2 Ray Hodga of Wagner, N.Y. Bow lint G,...n o 2 u u 3 College. Ohio ConltreL.oag.. Overall WLT WLT Wittenberg 2 0 0 40 0 Musklntum 2 0 0 3 1 0 NIJIN8KY RACE Capital 2 o o 3 0 0 DUBLIN(UPI)-NijinlkJwill Wooster ~ ~: rt111 In the Champion Stakea at :i\:':J:rg 2 1 0 2 2 0 N8WIDII'ket Baturday and not Kenyon 1 I 0 3 I 0 the. Man o' War 1t Belmont 1 ~~~~~ '"' ~: Park, N.Y. It wlil announced f!lllclwln·WIIII<t 0 1 0 I 1 0 1r!onday by DIYid McCall, OtnliCIII 0 2 0 2 2 0 racing 1118D111er ftr NIJinlkJ's &::-r'."yan owner, New Jersey ilid111irla1lat . ..... Olllo Ctnftl'tllct , Chatles Enslehorn. ...... LtatUi Onr•ll . W ~ t . W·. L.T 200 SQO Datlance ItO 120 Wilmington 11'012,0 Findlay '0 '2 '0 050 . llluflkli) ''· the AU..., W. L. T. Pel. Mlsml 3 1 0 .750 Baltimore 3 1 0 .7!00n Store, Fruth Pharmacy in Point N.Y. Jets 1 3 0 .2!0 Pleasant, and lla>klns-Tanner Boston 1 3 0 .250 Buffalo 1 3 0 .2!0 In Galllpolla. Central Student UckeiB will be aold at BALTIMORE (UPI) W. L. T. Pel. liO cents esch only In tha schools Cleveland 3 1 0 .7!0 Manager Sparlly Anderson ol 2 2 0 .!00 and au admlsBion at the game Houston Pittsburgh 1 3 0 .2!0 the Reds saye be doem't think wlll be general admission and Cincinnati 1 3 0 .2!0 Baltimore'• Frank Robinson Is priced at fl .25. Wut washed up, publlsbed reports to W. L. T. Pel. 3 1 0 .7SO the contrary. North Point Gr•de School, Denver "I don't see bow you can be Kanse& City 2 2 0 .500 with a '-0-1 Blate and Beale Ookland 1 2 1 .333 through when you're .308/' School, with a record of 5-41, will San Diego 0 3 1 .000 AndersoQ said of the Orioles' Natlonlll Conference play the preliminary game at 8 rightflelder. ''He's 1 ~ WJIY Eost p.m. This game will be for the W. l . T. Pet. fronl being through ... Biddy League Championship. Dallas 3 1 0 .750 Anderson bad been quoted J 1 o .750 after Sunday's second World All members of the Biddy St. Louis 2 2 0 .500 League teams will be admllled Washington N.Y. Giants 1 3 0 .2!0 Series game as aaying he didn't lo the aame free, they are to Philadelphia 0 4 o .000 think Robinson could handle C.nlral contact their respective coach W. L. T. Pel. Cincinnati's 1$-year-Gld lefty as to where they will n•eet to Detroit 3 1 0 .750 pltcbing find, Don Gullett, but enter the game. Each of tha Minnesota 3 1 0 .750 he said writers misinterpreted 3 t 0 .750 it. Biddy League players are Green Bav 2 2 0 .500 requested to wear their football Chicago "I didn't think he could Wut jersey. W. L. T. Pel. hancDe Gullett, but I cerlalnly 3 1 0 .750 dldn, mean It as a blast," Chairman of the project Is Los Angeles San Francisco 3 1 0 .750 Donald Noll. Atlanta 2 2 0 .500 Anderaon said. Robinson was called out on NewOrleans 1 3 0 .250 Monday's Resultl strikes In the oinlh inning of the Green Bay 22 San Diego 20 second game with two men on (Only game scheduled) base. The Orioles won anyway, Sund1y'1 Glmtl Atlanta at Denver 6-6. Baltimore at N.Y. Jets u'Ibey've warned me I've Dallas at Minnesota been too honest," . . Anderson Detroit at Cleveland Kan City at Cincinnati said. "I don't think I said It the Los An51eles at Green Bay way It appeared In the paper. If . Mlaml.at But.talo . tlmefl toea lin, ~be ~ I atay Nevi Orloons at San .Fran N;Y. Glants at BosiOll around ami 1Jl8D1118 for a Pltfsbulgh at Houston number of years, I'll gel like the cHICAGo (UPil -Gale Say· St. Louis at Philadelphia real of them (managers) and Diego at Chicago ers, five Ume aU league San not aey a thing." IOnly games scheduled) running back and holdar of 17 Mondoy'sGomts 1be controverBial phrase was Chicago Bears team records, Wash at Ooklnd, twlllle ''t1rlllgbt ol his career." An· walled today for the decision on (Only game scheduled) deraon said he ,... referring to his football future. the sunll8hl condition In the Dr. Theodore Foi said atadlum and did not mean to Monday, u would be "at least Infer that Robinson's career 72 hours" before the declelon on was near an end. whether to operate on the tnjured right 1mee of s.yers. The OeeWooted Sayers was ector onrrii'te~S Injured during the flrat half of Hockey Standings the game Sunday between the BALTIMORE (tiPI) - The Minnesota VIkings and the Houaton Aslroo traded former By United Press lnternoiiiHUII Bears. Mexican Uttle League alar Eut Foa aald be would check the Heclor Torres to the Chicago w. L. T. Pis knee "several more Umea" Cubs Monday night foc Roger =~~0 J ~ ~ ~ before making a declelon. Metzger. Botb players are Montreal 1 o o 2 Should Sayers require the sbortstopa. Detroit 1 1 o 2 knee --tion,ll would be the Torres 25 batted :148 in 31 Vancouver 1 2 o 2 ...r-.. • • · New York 0 1 0 o second auch operation in the I(8Diell with the Aslroll last Toronto o 1 o o W11t put three years. He had season after coming up from W. L, T. Pis surgery In the right knee their Oklahoma City farm club. St. Louis 2 o o 4 mlsBing part of the 1968 season, Metzger, 23, hU .270 wUh Los Angelos I o o 2 1 0 o 2 and his recovery waa ao great Tacoma In the Pacific Coast Chicago Philadelphia 1 1 o 2 that last year he won the League. Minnesota o 1 o o National Football League's Pittsburgh 0 1 0 0 rushing championship witlll,D32 Dokland 0 2 0 0 -Y'IRtsutll yards. Friday's Game. St. louis 4 Vancouver 1 F01 described Sayers' latest IOnly game schtduledl Injury as "a very rare type." lront<ll at Golllpollo Tuaclay'sGame Athtn1 at Molga Detroit at Montreel (Only game scheduled) Jackson at Wellston H Brian Donova1J ' Reds put 1D 1bt bullpen but llllde blm 111arW at the lll'tlk a111r injurlel ~elad tbelr llafl' and ba wu U lba IIOtlOIId balf ol tbe Be Out For Rest.Of '70 1Ji3CU8S • l..tqul playalf SCiinll MIMI· lOla Oct. 4. Once balfl't IIlia ye.-, 5ep1. • aca1n11 aew. land, he pltdlell with lonpr than nOI'IIIIII rill lis dayaand aaid ''MJ ann bolllered me tha wllo1t ......... Be will be the second ltnlgbt lefthlnclor lhe Oriolea have thrown OBainat tbe "lllg Red ~blne," wblcb chewed up t.ftleal at a quick clip during the recutar aeuoo. (]llllager I UGIJne 'llbuier Cloninger, mce 1 utame winner lor tile Braves, Is completlJW lhe fourtb year ol a comebad< fronl an eye dlaorder and a 10rt ann. He 11'011 N pmes fronl liM throuJb 11188, but tile eye bothii'Od him In 1887 and Ill.. he got a sore ann wblcb peralsted lor two years. 'l1lls - · the Sayers May 3U U: hand, M•tzenbaum Is no charismatic mar· blitz he put on to beat Glenn still leaves than Taft, and their agreement to this fall may handicap the Democrat In recognition gap. llalllmore Needs Two Ballimore needs only to win two of line at home to avoid a return trip to Cincinnati. The fourth game Is IChedulad here Wednesday, and lhe fifth game, If necesasry, Thursday. Although aome seats remalned unsold, a capacity crowd was apeeted at Memor· 1a1 Stadlllll for today's 1 p.m EDT star!. '!'here was a 30 pe~ cent cbance of rsln. McNally Is pitching with nlr.: days real since he worked the aecond game of the American At Point Oct. 19 l ,., ' . I Tony ~·· a Jllne.tlllll winner who laDed 11> comple!e a 111art in II tr1e1 ~ the recutar aeason, ..., Manager Spa.rlty Anderaon'a choice to try to bring the Reds lhelr first victory. JV Squads Play n: speeches aound be Isbas invariably He the look contain stiffness even <~~~~~.n: smilr.r but his: '' You're .:oing aren't .vou'!" may be a bit too uf lhiJo! dfJfJruarh. a key Demo. on fun ~a sl ing that. C.illh.:c.~n 'fnrluy 's udtl~o~ slill say .nn . '· ~: • Oliio Faculty :, ~!A~t~53~,[~~~of~~~~;~l~s~no~~i-j Sc j; • ,.......... UPI 8porta Wriltr BALTIMORE (UPI) - The Balllmore Orioloo, In acellent polltlon to win lhe World llertes at borne, reUed on lefthander Dave McNally to give them lhelr third conaecutlve victory Olialnst tba Cincinnati Reds when the series reswned today. Balllmore won the Brit two ll8Dleo !Uyed at Cincinnati for a 2-0 advanta1e returning home, but even McNally said he had npected to make another villi to Cincinnati before It ia ,::"". ne certainly hope we don't have to go back there, of course, bull wouldn't be IUI'pl'iaedlfwe de," McNally said, "\fe Blill lblnk Cincinnati baa a very llood club. They can turn Ibis thing II'Otlld." ly LAWRENCE E. IAMB, M.D. In reference to your body, there Is a lot to the Idea that "I!, you don't use It, you IDae it. And that to all of the body. Thus rest and physical ~-~ctlvlty can __ ~ b.armful. •• ~ ~ •,·, -• Before the-space 'PNII"am there were only two Wall· known studle~cb of. only about a half-dozen men-on the effects of bed real in healthy persona. All othar in· formation was from sick pel). pie and bed re.at. Imagine I The medical profession has been recommending bed real for almost every all· mont known to man and yet we had very lillie lnforma· tlon about Its elfecll om the body· Space doctors were Interested in bed rest beCaiJ8e It has many things In common with the weightless condl· lions occurring during space flights. Since lbe astronatltl were be a It by people we needed to know what bed rest did to baalthy people, 1101 sick patients. We lound bed real did a lot -most of It bad. Just for atarters, the horizontal [)01.1. tlon caused the body to rid Itself of four to flvt PQIIIIds of normal water content within 24 hours. This same mechanl.sm explallls part of (H..,,,.,. E_,n,. Awo.) the weight loas obseived In astronauts durlnl space u rught. After the loll of the normil body water-and CO!IIe, quently part of the blood Tbt lllddlnc hM boon: volume--the . bed reat aubWIII loath Jecll leaded to faint when 1• ,_ a • !hey aot up. Acaln ~ bas P.. 4• Pasa T been aeen after apace fllgbt.s You, South bold: and also In patients after pe•KJ II .AU tCIU .4181 rlods of beef real. The lOA ol Whit do you do now? water affects the way the ,) by Chet TannehUI From bore It's aleadplpe cinch that Larry Rltcble'l football play., at Eutern have a Soo1bem Valley Contereoce footban League malcbes lacing Eastem are will! Soutbwlllern In GaUia and Southern acroaa the hllla a sborl piece fronl Eulern. ()! paper neither oppo11ent should be espe~ to do more than le8t lhe Eagles' right to be caUetl champions. Their big le8t, passed will! bannen wBvlng, ..., lui Friday night when the Kyger O'eek Bobcata, who had champlonablp aspirations, _.. whlppetl soundly, :H-8. Several Eastern bo)'l stood out in the defenae that lllopped Kyger's thrusts. When It wu over, tbeae Eastem numbers -..ed In Bobcats' eyea to have done more than their share olthe destruction, 18 (Howie C&idwell), 711 (Mike Boring), 26 (G<I'don Holter), 116 (Ricbard Uler), 7• (Alan Holler), 12 (Dennis Elcblnger) and 81, Bob Caldwell. But don, forget lbaii111UJI are 1111helleld. The winning te!llllbu to have at 1eaat mof Ita lineup stronger, or more sldUe<l, or more determined than their upponenll across the line. TlU the Eaglea will have to ~ lllain ll8Binlt Southern and Southwestern to be SVAC Champa. THE MARAUDERS CAME through the Waverly game last Friday ni8bt in ruaonably good pbyllcal CCildltlon. Coach Chancey said a couple of boys were going to have checkups Saturday morning to make cerlain bruilea _ , really something ,.... serious. In the IIOCCllldhalfwhen TinyW'Iillama ldcliedofffor aholllthe umpteenlh lime, and came up horribly lame (ulf his anlde bad twisted) !her&_.. uadible groans fronl the kauder aide olthe lleld. But big Tiny, who11111oul oflherecutar lineup by thea, subs having taken over largely both on offellae and defense, bad li!IIJa mUICle spasm. He came back to klckol! apln after the Marauders' last IDucbdOWJ\ In the fourth period. Tha affair of Friday evening at Maraudar Stadlwn, midst a gala Homecoming, should flU the plsce II> capacity. '!be oppolltlon Is Athena, upaet by Gallipolis last Friday, willch La 1·2 Olialnat Meigs. 'lbe 'lloga won In IIIII by a 21lol8 acore '"' a pasa Interception. 1be BuUdop, favored to flnlsb fifth, came on strong when the bell tolled In September .They edtied Marietta, always 111011'1!1', Illin their open..-; feU ~It to Lancaster, wblpped Jackson IU and Waverly also lU before the Blue DevllJ ~wnbled tbom. Coach Don Eakey, In his 14th year at Athens. bas another IIOod fullbad< Ibis year In 1111-lb. """or lllck Rutler. Athena' offenalve line aver.ees liM lbs., Ita backs 1St. Melga needlr ibi&"iile' Friday ni8bt. CHIEF SCOIJT PHILADELPHIA (UPI) John P . "Jacko" Colllns, former supervisor of officials In the National Basketball Aaaoc•· ation, was named chief scout for tba Philadelphia 78ers on Monday. • WASHINGTON (UPI) former American 1.ea1ue plres, AI Salerno and to ·'enilne ap~•ted V.. ,....... ~ llop tile . by ati\IIAIII 1balr atlael:. . "Don't wldorwliDWI • [IUIInc," 111,. llid. <'We'll burn~preUy - . " called ~ • "dogone good 1111 Ttd fooa.D Bar• twm." Unotw:-• 8laa Willie tha lsadlnC bUCkeye IIlii annl winner far tba Micbill" Slate pme, geiiiDS OM for riCO••· I fumble, one for ...... tile moat taclrlel ( lllillloo anU wllals), and one fqr belitl namet1 the top deleilllve lineman. Ali·Arnerlcan cornerbad< JICk Totum plcted ilp two awards for being tba IAip defenalve back and lnlen!epllng a pall. Fullback Jobn BrocklngtcrJ was the top offensive eward winner, geiiiDSieiYea ftr being the oulltandlni bact and ltr hia 25-yard IDucbdown run. Winning one award, In a Ibm w1y Ue for top oftenllve lineman, were tacldeo Jobn llloka and Dave Cheney and center Tom Dol.eone • inl But lllyea lsaued a word of warninl lo thoae who may Rain Forecut ., "We ' re bonus? n In Baltimore BALTIMORE (UPI) - A poBibiUty of rain was forecast for today's third llliile of the World Series between the Orioles and ClnclnnaU Reds. 1be weatherman predicted a 1140 per cent cl)anq~ of rBin with temper.- -~l:,bing ., degreea. 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Six Two wnBill the llitcteJw caa ·. - - - - - - , . - -...., Subscription rates : Dell\ftred , by carrier wh.,.e available 4S cents per week; one vur In' advance at The Dally Sentinel APPEAL FOR HEARING thtJ 220 N. 2nd MIIJDLEPORT DEVOTELl TO .,.. ar thin~ lets on." Supreme Court Monday for a hOarlng on their CCiltantlonthat they were !Ired for lryln8 to 1be Panama C8oal opened organise a union. Aug. 15, 1914. INTE~ E ST OF ASHE SIGNED NEW YORK (UPI)-Arlbur Ashe, who leaves SUnday for a three-week tour of six African nationa, bas been signed as tennis director of the Dora! Hotel and Country Club, Mlami, Fla. It was announced Monday by Doral Club PresJdent H- d Kaskel By GI!M!i CADDES UPI ..... Writes OOLUMBUS; Oldo (UPI)TOIH'anked Oldo Stile, already knee deep In talent, 101 the good word Monday that AlUIIc Ten gtlll'd Brian Dononn, out of action Iince 1 operation, baa boon c'll et1 for duty. "Mr. BliP (~ Ernie Blgga) uld we can ao ahead and uae him," Buckeye Coach WoociF Hoyea uld 11 his weetly presa luncbeon Monday. "So we're going to work him thia week." Donovon wu 1 center as 1 sophomore but was lllitched to gtlll'd last year and became one of the conference's bell "We'll use hlmatgtlll'd when be's ready," Hayw lllld. "But he can also back up at center where we're 1 UtUe thin." Illyea said the status ol wingback Larry Zallna for Saturday's game agalnat Minneaoll Is otlll up in the air. Zeline suflered a pul1etl hamstring In the Duke COilleal and sst out laat Saturday's :IN win over Michigan Stata. urd aay it'a about 5040 whather we'll have Zelina Saturday," lllyea said. Hayes look to the offensive when asked about the poor paaslng recocd of his No. I quarterback Res Kern, who baa hit on only 8 of 21 toaaes thia season. "Kern's problem is like a batter being In a alump," Hayes slid, "He's a lot better passer than that. He'o had some shoulder trouble In the past and I lblnk It may be bothering him more lhan he MUFFLERS IBRME StilES ISIIMIS IEXPERT SERVD DOirJ'lET I <' < �....;;,o.,Oct.u, 1t~t· . t - TbeDallySenllnel,MJddlepon.p... • " Ripon Society ·Predicts Foley's _Law .Will ·u pset .GOP's~-Bo/l.es·· .._ .' I 107 J0S CAI!Niil!!:!U UPIIpona Wrlla- :Ji:YMONO LAHR Potl Diluter election yeora. That wa1 in W GTON (UP!) -Un- Foley's charts IDd gppbl liM, a ,.., of Republican der "Foley'• Law,'' the Repub- showed lhst the October l'llle dliuter, when the OOP won · llcant need lsaues worth about wu u high as U per cen1 only lllil1 Uf lfwle •ts. !.,~sea:_jus== once In the last IO .._uanal , Unlell other ,isaUIII are *' bel &enl of• enFw ibe ·Nebr wu fourth, Mt=+viclory, Stanford's flrtl over alppl tool fifth •!IIIII Air .Fatce -Inane Soulhem California In el&bl Wl8 lixlb. Mlddllll • ' lbe Saturday. lllernoon, Stanford years, gave John Ralston's No. 7 r1111dn&. ' followed bf regained Its blgh llllllanal team the, lnsldt track on a Rooe Auburn,Stinlordand~Flve coocllea from each of JlntinS. look undisputed pcll- Bowl bld. Oblo Slate. Teo& and Notre lbe seven PCIIraphlcal areas ol -ion ol first place In the Dame continued to <1111 I.U In Pacific Eight Confe,.nce and ~'le balloting. Ohio Slate look may have galned Its flral Rose the No, I ranking for the third Bowllrlp since 1952. Tile Jndlano beat Soulhem1 consecutive week by downing Callfornia, ranked fourth Jut Michigan Slate, 2!1-10. Tens, week, :14-14, to move the No. 9 the de!endini national chamranking omong major colleges pion, ripped otlahoma, u.e, as selected Monday by United and Noire Dame cunpletely BALTIMORE (UPI)-Wayne Press JnternaUonal's 3$-mem- outclasaed Army, 51-10. Simpson says be's accepted 11. He even lrted to lalll!h about it. He and Jim Maloney put on their wli!IX'IDS In front of cubicles next to each other Monday In the ClnclnnaU Red&' dreaolng room before the off. day workout snd Maloney Joked, "we're In charge of shagging rues." Simpson laughed. But belllnd the smile&, there wu ualety · Michael Locke, Canal Win · ·cOLUMBUS (UPI) - The members of the 1970 United chester ; Bill Vance, Westfall : Simpson, the 11-loot-3, 2111Holdsworth, pound righthanded pitcher who Press International football Wai-d Board of Coaches were an. Newcomerstown; Bob Butts, was the Reds' roolde aenaaUon nounced today . The coaches are Woodsfield; Bill McHugh , responsible tor rating Ohio High Smithfield ; Tom Murphy , during the first half of lbe School teams In the weekly UP! Cadiz. Art Teynor, Tuscarawas year, can't pitch d<Jring the Catholic; Alan Adair , grid poll. They are : World Series. He was IS-I Zanesville Rosecrans. ClusAAA George Cervenka, Nebbury ; midway In the seaaoo and had Pete Corey. Upper Arlington; Earl Jones, Lancaster; Ron Bill Evans. Mogadore; Gene a 14-3 mark when he wu Shay, Columbus Watterson; Stanc;ln, Leetonia ; Tim Rose, sidelined . Bob Jackson, Columbus South; Lorain Catholic; Bob Price. Neither he nor Malooey are Bob Wion, Worthington: Paul McOor.ald; George Dostal, Starr, Newark; Abe Bryan. Kent State University ; Dave oo the Reds' aerie& rooter Steubenville; Joe Paul, cam. Hansberger, Parkway ; Steve because their arms are alllng. bridge; 8111 otsavsky, Bellaire. Basinger . Arlington ; Joe Urich , John Wirtz. Cleveland St. Bluffton; Joe DITirro, Minster ; ll's nothing new lor Maloney, Ignatius; Joe TriVI5conna, Mike Gotttrlend, Norwalk St . who"s had a long history of arm Brush; Cliff Foust, Garfield Paul. problems. Buill's been a tough Robin Bickle. Northwood ; Heights; Bill Gutbrod, adjustment lor the Zl-year-<>ld Gary Ricker, Ada ; Jim Berry , Cleveland St. Joseph ; VIc right bander who Isn't used to Cory -Rawson ; Ron Baker. Hanchuk, ClevelandJohn Marshall ; Dan Flossie, Akron Sandusky St. Mary ; Joe putting on a uniform without Garfield ; Doog Thompson. Craffey, Crooksville ; Jim being able to play. Lorain; Tony Paris, Smith , Portsmouth East; Simpson would have probably Gullion, Piketon, Akron Hoban; Torn Campana, Morris Gordon Shivley, Unloto ; Jim Kent 'Roosevelt ; Terry Ross, been the Reds' opening game Cuyahoga Falls ; Lou Venditti, Mayo, Proctorville Fairland ; starter in the series, but Bob Ashley, !;oothern Local ; Canton Lincoln. Bob Cummings, Massillon ; Bob Hell, Sidney Lohmon; Bob instead he's had to stand Riverside ; Jerry around snd watch and do 1hlng& Bob Shaw, Niles McKinley; Jim Jenne, Hllles, Warren Western Wasserman , Mechanicsburg ; like shag Olea. Tom Boll, MI. Orab; Tony NEW YORK (UPI) Reserve; John Mathey, Youngstown South ; John Lamke, Clinton Massie ; Larrle Blrdeweser. Canton McKinley; Tisdale, Covington; Jim Ted Federici , Oregan Clay ; Vllllnger, Cedarville; Ray De Gene Kidwell , Sandusky ; Dick Cola. Johnstown Monroe. Mattinqly, Toledo St. Francis; Ed M1chener, Tiffin Colum bian ; Paul Dlenstberger , Ashland ; AI Scrivner, Lima Sr.; BIRTIIDA YS OBSERVED Bill Bonar, Marietta ; Paul Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills Portsmouth; Ben entertained at their Star Route, Buckles, Jackson. Gerry Faust, Cincinnati Pomeroy home Saturday Moeller ; Bron Bacevlch , evening with a dinner party In CincinnaURoger Bacon: Pat Mancuso, Princeton; Jack observance of the birthday Cam9bell. Cincinnati Wood · anniversaries of Mrs. Shirley ward; Pat Connor , Dayton Mills and ber grandson, Chaminade; Jim Eby, Dayton ~rlllj;..Uillo, :Middleport. Mentis, Colonel Wlltl• ; Lou Keam-. Franklin ; Jim Conrad, Troy ; Following the dinner a Ron Deem. Springfield North ; decorated cake baked by Robin Dave Haines, Sidney . Mills was served. Others CllssAA present were Mary and David Paul Nestor, Columbus Wehrle; 8111 Havens, Big Mills and Mike Boring . walnut; Jim Bowlus. London ; Gary Beal, Frederlddown; Jim Click, Bexley ; George Strager. St. Clalrsvllle ; Clyde Owens. Philo ; Tom Korab, Steubenville Oklahoma City had a popCanlral Cothollc ; Bill Domsel. Co1hocton ; Dan Brooks. ulation of 10,000 the day it was seWed, when the terriClaymont. Morris Ti.p_ton, Orrville ; tory was opened for settle8111 Storts, Ashtabula ment In 1889. Edgewood; John Clstone, Akron St. VIncent ; Pete Pucher , Cleveland Holy Name ; Frank Savich, Youngstown Liberty: Tony Napolef. Warren Kennedy ; Ed Stimmel, Avon ; Mel Staats, Leavittsburg LaBrae ; John Sakal, Garrettsville Garfield; Jobn Pial, Chagrin Falls; Ed Marshall, Hartville Lake; Scott R.ennlngtr. Riverdale . Bob Boyles, Bucyrus; George Rafferty. Delphos St. John; Denny Studrawa. Fostoria ; Chris Geesman, Kenton ; Len Hardman-, Norwalk; Peter By VERNON SWTI' Venetiano, Tiffin calvert; Paul Graham, Lakota; Don Jackson, UPI Hollywood C.rr-dellt HOLLYWOOD (UPI)Rossford. Jim Rockwell , New FoUI'Ieftl years ago Diana Don, Lexington; John Conger, bumn, bloode and oesy, came Wellston ; John Ecker, Gallla Academy; Mike Shoemaker, to Hollywood bUied as EnWaverly ; Bob Van Osdol, gland's answer to Marilyn Bellefontaine ; Charles Black, Monroe. Deer Park; Larry Lyons, Library Director Whlle he lilts and wateba thls year Slmpeon can only think about the future. '"lbiJ team Is going to be back be" In the series several times In the next lew years," he says. "It's a young team and we're getting better all the time." H the Reds do make It egaln, Simpson wants to do more the next time besides &hag Ry balls. This mmth abe returned m tired of big wate.r.bills? Do you waste water _by running it for minutes before il'""' hot? Put an electric water hojller near the bath. Or kitchen. No flue. no pilotJipht, it installs "next to the action" for hot wat!M~~ inatent you turn the tap. " . Pep Csa'l Ceaijli . •• Chatter lpecl•l uvlnp an ..I combinations ond rip odtustmenlt. With 1awdu•t etKtlon tytltm, b.nl' and rtp odiuttmenft. 1·1{4'' blad1l~ 7·1/4" blade lndud.d. c.,nlng depth, 'lf1' 2·3/8" •S' 1-1/8". :!E';;tne ~_;:~---1 24~8 diKiod. 1·1/IH.P, 3495 cMineb ............TiiiNI prloldnowl ONLY •77 Reg. SS8 "The cats snd dogs, whlcb · the speculators have groomed so well lately, ahoulcl be conaldered anathema," the Aleunder HamUton InsUIIIft believes. The ComPanY urges lnveabnent In companies with "strong fundamentals" becaUM "economic Indicators that tend to IOI'IIshadow general bUIIneu activity are sUD soft-despite &lowing admilllslraUon re- 7... ••r Low and high speed to tvll mot«loi. Ttltlng shoe. lndud~tt~ blode. wrench, hold.r. 1/AH.P. Allowt .:onvenlon from 1trolght liM 1o orbital octlon ' oltdlng. 32 sq. ln. ta'ndlng oreo. 241' PROPANE TORCH KIT Contal"' 1 act. .ort• M_.ed to do all jobl fatt. "'Y· Pock.d In a IIHI tool box. Reg. 13.29 porU.'' 47f; I lEO. 1.98 ' ,OUIO In December We have a credit plan RinD 'arelor lOve~ ' ' ~~~~!181f tO Ill~ bUOgell SALE I Selerll r,binet Model Us,d Madiiles •25 ~~- TPO lnc!ll'pOI"ated !Jellves lbe . ''near-term outlook for the ltsl remains favorable." Tho C<IIDpany 11178 IS long as lntenlil "rota les from one stoup to another" It does not antlclpale a ''JBrtoua C(l'f'ecUon." Tbe Onn adds that glamon some secondary lss1les fl!l*"lence ''minor up •J:' ' ' "! dell, U..,.OIHOI ' . 3u '1 French City REGULAR 59' BUCKEYE SCOT LAD CANNED POTATO POP CHIPS can SMOKED only PICNICS Saturrlay Only/ IICIN.OAF lb. BREAD lEAN & TENDER 6 large loaues p SOUTHERN STAR ORK STEAK .~~~~~.~.~~~ ...........12·. 59c SOUTHERN STAR FRESH & MEATY .. lb. 49C ROAST ' -, ."············!············· liEF LIVER ...~~:s.H~.~~~~~·.:~~~~~........ !~·.29' BEEF STEAKs.::~~.~~ .......... ~~.~.~.89' COLE SlAW, POTATO BOB'S 5ALADS.~~~.~~f~~9~J.~~P.. !~- 29c 1. SPECIAL! SCOT PRIDE ICE MILK DAYTIME-30 CT. BOX BORDEN'S PAMPERS ....... '· 'I f' I < •!. • ' ' 75'59C Borden's Ch eese.~~~.~!~!~!9..:;.~:!.~· Maple Syrup.~~~.~~.................~~:~. 49c New! Toastettes.~~~g~~U~~.c.o~.3 R~~g· $} Cake Mixes.....~:.~~.............. 4 ~:;· $1 Instant Coffee..H.E.~~:·~ :~::z~. $}· 19 Crackers ............~~~~.~~.................4 ~~~: $1 SliCED AMERICAN •••••••••••• dips" but will "rotate upward again." Coollrut Given for anil EGGS 1114 maY People are beaiMina to realise the.. Is ''mounting evidence" of I WCII'~,1, energy ibortage, the 011 Statll\ · llca Bulletin 1lbserve1. 'l'llit newsletter points out IIlii · "although we bite been awlni of thls lor sonle IIQ;Ie,'' It II netra to the public, ~~eca...., ol thls, II bellevea ....,iiY ~ are "likely Ill reinaln'r..tililna· ble with investori • for IIOini to C<llle. '' ~:f.,"":, NEW YQRK (UPI)-"The market lhould be dropping now but It Isn't," the Dines Letter ootel. The lettet says ,.the lnarket II ''Jqqn ov~ than we liave 'seen In llllllly yean" arxt adds that It baa been In thls condiUon for 11 teveral weeks." The newsle~ ter predlcll that when the market "suddenly starts dropping," II will llignal a "ldller wave of Uquldallon." GOPneodunetc8inolseven. ohma)Cirlty. Unclassified Large Size group, points to unemployment as a drag on the GOP ticket at elecUon Ume. Emplo)'llleul Rates Tile author was Duncan K. Foley, a economist at the Massachusetts lnoUIIIte of Teclmology, who measured the Republican memberahlp of the House against the October unemployment lndes just hefliN each of the last 10 elections. He concluded that the GOP needed 111 W1employment rate of about Z per cent juli to win a bare majority of the 431 HlltfiJ8 eoats and that each lncruae of one percentage point coot the Republicans about 15 oeata. Foley acknow!edged thai tsauea other than unemployment affected the conH"ssional elecUon ,.sults, but he held that 8 high jobless rate must bother the GOP. The September unemployment rate announced Oct. 2 was U per cent. Chairman Paul W. McCracken of the Council of Ecooomlc Advisers aald the economic ouUook still wu favorable but that the unemployment rate might go higher before It fall. Market IEO.O. ~ lli'lea, "~eenle's Caalle." Olana wiD JUY the Ulle role, the mother ol three rowdy teen-aae 10~w. . "It's a character role and a long way from my sa qmbol pfll1s,l'm bappy to aoy,"lllana aald, happy to .., 11. "The show wlll probably never be seen In ~ because our llltualloo twiiidlel are mo,. reallllle tlull In IIIII . country 1 Our •Uml"""l '!" plausible, In fael lak!ln - ~ life. Yours ... fairy ~r, Made to ha;ndle bigger. IDUfher I*· Ule lortg beMingt. Side hand/1 glv11 b.H.,- conlrot Li(lhtwtllght. 1/4 H.P. Well boku-.ted, comfortablewrtp. 1/1 H.P. 1000 R.P.M. ~~~ SSORP.M ~~~~ DELIJl(E 7-1/4'' SAW Be~•l 11 ..... Brltlsb e 7- ahorea. And while she Is no longer a sex ldtten, neither IN DI8DY of her contemporaries keeping Raquel Welcb awake at night. Sex Appeal Has Umlted Spa hWiband, Alan Lalte, nine yean her Junior, nodded ~"No one takes a sex •Ymbol serlcwly. You're Insulted and IITOWB are ahol at you from Ill directions." J..aR again agreed. 'lbe two of them will star thls year m a Hoover, ....... ing World War ll-41t was the Order of Vlclory llld the other was the Order of Glory. B e f o r e IJIIIituthll these award&, the Semel Union had created no medals for Its soldlen. 8 Bob 1 5 JN (i E R MWiary Deeorallo• The Soviet Union eltabUabed two bODOr awarda dur- Dayton Kiser ; Sam Ridder, Ylslt, unheralded, with herlhlrd Eaton ; AJ Kien, Middletown illlband and -if anything Madison ; Bob Gregg, Dayton might be cmsidered England's Jefferson; Dalt McDonald, 8118Wer to Sbelley WiJtei'o. Springfield Shawnee. Closs A That Is no easy transition. Gene Keel, West Jefferson ; Diana, however, has gained ·Oro1ovlck, Marion Paul at least a [XJund for each year C.tholic; Dttle Liston, O.nvllle; Dave Worner. Northmor; since her first landing on these ~on Republlcarui at least a chance But they can elalm a •Ditital to win control of lbe Senate, vletory if they .t.~~a bold _.1 wbere only 14 ollhe 1011 ._ta .. IIIey hew 1n lilt lle!Jse. Tlltlr will be !Wed tills )'W' andlbe lbaN o1 Rou.o •ta Is a abort Take A Good Lo_ok At Mark V Super Savings of= I BIG FALL Diana Dors is Less Sexy Now Mariemont; GET 1971TV & MREo FOR LESS 1lfAN 1970 PRICES No Gimmicks . Just Real.Savl•l presidency Wlll ~ at stake. Tho mwt opllmlitlc ~~~ are dol talklng .. of any such gains In 11'1!1- , Special llitu.llons gjve lbe . ' found thoselsluesln tbe crime, C8JllpWi dlJorder, drug abuse comblnaUoo thai !hey .,. blaming oo the "pennlsslve" altllllde of llboral Democrail. And they will hope that Prellident Nixon's Southeast Alia peace plen will generate more votes lor GOP candidates. But Foley's lsw, pr~ In the April Issue of 'lhe monthly publlcaUon Ripon Society, a llberal Rep You Won't Believe Your Buys! JERRY GRIM ., Grim is ~ Ses appeal has a llmited career span and profeeetnnal future," Diana admitted. Her lnmkllerm~wbelllbe C.pilol'Windouo but isn't u el!ocllve as he.,... before lbe Injuries. He filled to survive the fifth lnnlna Sunday. ' The result Is that Slmpleln, who wu lbe team'a ace, Cl!1 only be a cheerleader Instead of a stopper as the team's staff Rounders. "It's not over ye~" be Insists. But his own aeuon Is over, and be can only wonder If hif Ohio Valley Area Lllnrlea arm Is going to be as good as announced the apj>olhtment new next year. today of a fu11-Ume director, Canada observes Thankl· Jerry Grim, . formerly of Riving Day on the second Too Mae~ Tao Sooa Nelsonvllle, wbo bolds a Monday In October. Ills trooble was that he Maalerli degree In Library simply pitched too much too Science from Kent State soon. He threw 162 Innings at Unlvenlty and a Bachelors of lndllllapolia last season, added Fine Arts from Ohio University. almoet :.lJO Innings In Puerto He was recenUy directDr of Rico over the winter, then cata!CIIing lor a commerclal almoet :.lJO more for tbe Reds. book processor In ClnclnnsU. Almost 6&0 IMings In about 15 OVAL was formed to proVIde months wu too IIlllCh for his better llbrary services through Y~ arm. sharing snd planning. Eleven 'Two games after the All· ubllc llbrary sysiemlln a len Star game, I ~w a last ball P · to BU!y WDUama of the Cubs, 8D inslde fast ball, and I felt iiO!Jiethlng In my shoulder. It just went dead, lbnp. That cleared up In a couple of weeks and then It happened again,'' Simpson said. "Finally, I threw a couple Innings In San Diego, but my arm was just tired and I didn't have a thing. A couple of days " Feel So Helpleu" later It started hemorrhaging "It's not so bod when we're and got all black and bluo. winning," said Simpson as the There was t10thlng that could Drlllz oil materials hut, occurot.ly . Reds P"pared to go Into the be done escept complete real. Well balanced, c~ortoble grip. 1/7 H.P. 2250 R.P.M. third game with the Baltimore I'd already had seven or eight Orioles holding a Ulesd. "But shots of cortlsone.l'd never felt it's really difflcull when we that type of paln In my arm. lose. You feel so helpless I'd wake up In the morning and because you can't do snything I couldn't move II." about It arxt you feel you're not SlmfJSO'I hasn't thrown since, making a conlrlbuUon." but be'a haplng thst a winter of It's been lruslrating, too, rest and therapy will enable because the Reds have loot both him to throw with 11'1' 1111110 zlp games, blowing laads of 3-4 and be had al the sllrt of One of the reason& why the Reds haven't looked like the team which stormed through the llrat hall of the .....n Is simply that they're not the &ame club. Slmpsolllsn't on the roster and ~ame winner Jim Merritt Is ailing and probably won 'I pitch. Jim McGlothlin, who was 11-3 when he was hit twice by line drives In July, Is sUD pitching, 1912, wbellthe House was flucl at Its preeent me lbe party ill oppoellloo 1o lbe Presldent llu pined 111 averag• of 31 llllll elections Nov. 3. Tllelr compalfln orato; y suggests that they think they have Simpson, Maloney Feel So Helpless UPI Coaches Board Named wOI:ldng· fiJI' ..U, llepubllcana, Foley'• lair wtRJid Indicate a drop of SO .,all« more from lbe !tel total. •· In elecllaiji'· golng back to Vanilla On~ PAK Reg. .. �....;;,o.,Oct.u, 1t~t· . t - TbeDallySenllnel,MJddlepon.p... • " Ripon Society ·Predicts Foley's _Law .Will ·u pset .GOP's~-Bo/l.es·· .._ .' I 107 J0S CAI!Niil!!:!U UPIIpona Wrlla- :Ji:YMONO LAHR Potl Diluter election yeora. That wa1 in W GTON (UP!) -Un- Foley's charts IDd gppbl liM, a ,.., of Republican der "Foley'• Law,'' the Repub- showed lhst the October l'llle dliuter, when the OOP won · llcant need lsaues worth about wu u high as U per cen1 only lllil1 Uf lfwle •ts. !.,~sea:_jus== once In the last IO .._uanal , Unlell other ,isaUIII are *' bel &enl of• enFw ibe ·Nebr wu fourth, Mt=+viclory, Stanford's flrtl over alppl tool fifth •!IIIII Air .Fatce -Inane Soulhem California In el&bl Wl8 lixlb. Mlddllll • ' lbe Saturday. lllernoon, Stanford years, gave John Ralston's No. 7 r1111dn&. ' followed bf regained Its blgh llllllanal team the, lnsldt track on a Rooe Auburn,Stinlordand~Flve coocllea from each of JlntinS. look undisputed pcll- Bowl bld. Oblo Slate. Teo& and Notre lbe seven PCIIraphlcal areas ol -ion ol first place In the Dame continued to <1111 I.U In Pacific Eight Confe,.nce and ~'le balloting. Ohio Slate look may have galned Its flral Rose the No, I ranking for the third Bowllrlp since 1952. Tile Jndlano beat Soulhem1 consecutive week by downing Callfornia, ranked fourth Jut Michigan Slate, 2!1-10. Tens, week, :14-14, to move the No. 9 the de!endini national chamranking omong major colleges pion, ripped otlahoma, u.e, as selected Monday by United and Noire Dame cunpletely BALTIMORE (UPI)-Wayne Press JnternaUonal's 3$-mem- outclasaed Army, 51-10. Simpson says be's accepted 11. He even lrted to lalll!h about it. He and Jim Maloney put on their wli!IX'IDS In front of cubicles next to each other Monday In the ClnclnnaU Red&' dreaolng room before the off. day workout snd Maloney Joked, "we're In charge of shagging rues." Simpson laughed. But belllnd the smile&, there wu ualety · Michael Locke, Canal Win · ·cOLUMBUS (UPI) - The members of the 1970 United chester ; Bill Vance, Westfall : Simpson, the 11-loot-3, 2111Holdsworth, pound righthanded pitcher who Press International football Wai-d Board of Coaches were an. Newcomerstown; Bob Butts, was the Reds' roolde aenaaUon nounced today . The coaches are Woodsfield; Bill McHugh , responsible tor rating Ohio High Smithfield ; Tom Murphy , during the first half of lbe School teams In the weekly UP! Cadiz. Art Teynor, Tuscarawas year, can't pitch d<Jring the Catholic; Alan Adair , grid poll. They are : World Series. He was IS-I Zanesville Rosecrans. ClusAAA George Cervenka, Nebbury ; midway In the seaaoo and had Pete Corey. Upper Arlington; Earl Jones, Lancaster; Ron Bill Evans. Mogadore; Gene a 14-3 mark when he wu Shay, Columbus Watterson; Stanc;ln, Leetonia ; Tim Rose, sidelined . Bob Jackson, Columbus South; Lorain Catholic; Bob Price. Neither he nor Malooey are Bob Wion, Worthington: Paul McOor.ald; George Dostal, Starr, Newark; Abe Bryan. Kent State University ; Dave oo the Reds' aerie& rooter Steubenville; Joe Paul, cam. Hansberger, Parkway ; Steve because their arms are alllng. bridge; 8111 otsavsky, Bellaire. Basinger . Arlington ; Joe Urich , John Wirtz. Cleveland St. Bluffton; Joe DITirro, Minster ; ll's nothing new lor Maloney, Ignatius; Joe TriVI5conna, Mike Gotttrlend, Norwalk St . who"s had a long history of arm Brush; Cliff Foust, Garfield Paul. problems. Buill's been a tough Robin Bickle. Northwood ; Heights; Bill Gutbrod, adjustment lor the Zl-year-<>ld Gary Ricker, Ada ; Jim Berry , Cleveland St. Joseph ; VIc right bander who Isn't used to Cory -Rawson ; Ron Baker. Hanchuk, ClevelandJohn Marshall ; Dan Flossie, Akron Sandusky St. Mary ; Joe putting on a uniform without Garfield ; Doog Thompson. Craffey, Crooksville ; Jim being able to play. Lorain; Tony Paris, Smith , Portsmouth East; Simpson would have probably Gullion, Piketon, Akron Hoban; Torn Campana, Morris Gordon Shivley, Unloto ; Jim Kent 'Roosevelt ; Terry Ross, been the Reds' opening game Cuyahoga Falls ; Lou Venditti, Mayo, Proctorville Fairland ; starter in the series, but Bob Ashley, !;oothern Local ; Canton Lincoln. Bob Cummings, Massillon ; Bob Hell, Sidney Lohmon; Bob instead he's had to stand Riverside ; Jerry around snd watch and do 1hlng& Bob Shaw, Niles McKinley; Jim Jenne, Hllles, Warren Western Wasserman , Mechanicsburg ; like shag Olea. Tom Boll, MI. Orab; Tony NEW YORK (UPI) Reserve; John Mathey, Youngstown South ; John Lamke, Clinton Massie ; Larrle Blrdeweser. Canton McKinley; Tisdale, Covington; Jim Ted Federici , Oregan Clay ; Vllllnger, Cedarville; Ray De Gene Kidwell , Sandusky ; Dick Cola. Johnstown Monroe. Mattinqly, Toledo St. Francis; Ed M1chener, Tiffin Colum bian ; Paul Dlenstberger , Ashland ; AI Scrivner, Lima Sr.; BIRTIIDA YS OBSERVED Bill Bonar, Marietta ; Paul Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills Portsmouth; Ben entertained at their Star Route, Buckles, Jackson. Gerry Faust, Cincinnati Pomeroy home Saturday Moeller ; Bron Bacevlch , evening with a dinner party In CincinnaURoger Bacon: Pat Mancuso, Princeton; Jack observance of the birthday Cam9bell. Cincinnati Wood · anniversaries of Mrs. Shirley ward; Pat Connor , Dayton Mills and ber grandson, Chaminade; Jim Eby, Dayton ~rlllj;..Uillo, :Middleport. Mentis, Colonel Wlltl• ; Lou Keam-. Franklin ; Jim Conrad, Troy ; Following the dinner a Ron Deem. Springfield North ; decorated cake baked by Robin Dave Haines, Sidney . Mills was served. Others CllssAA present were Mary and David Paul Nestor, Columbus Wehrle; 8111 Havens, Big Mills and Mike Boring . walnut; Jim Bowlus. London ; Gary Beal, Frederlddown; Jim Click, Bexley ; George Strager. St. Clalrsvllle ; Clyde Owens. Philo ; Tom Korab, Steubenville Oklahoma City had a popCanlral Cothollc ; Bill Domsel. Co1hocton ; Dan Brooks. ulation of 10,000 the day it was seWed, when the terriClaymont. Morris Ti.p_ton, Orrville ; tory was opened for settle8111 Storts, Ashtabula ment In 1889. Edgewood; John Clstone, Akron St. VIncent ; Pete Pucher , Cleveland Holy Name ; Frank Savich, Youngstown Liberty: Tony Napolef. Warren Kennedy ; Ed Stimmel, Avon ; Mel Staats, Leavittsburg LaBrae ; John Sakal, Garrettsville Garfield; Jobn Pial, Chagrin Falls; Ed Marshall, Hartville Lake; Scott R.ennlngtr. Riverdale . Bob Boyles, Bucyrus; George Rafferty. Delphos St. John; Denny Studrawa. Fostoria ; Chris Geesman, Kenton ; Len Hardman-, Norwalk; Peter By VERNON SWTI' Venetiano, Tiffin calvert; Paul Graham, Lakota; Don Jackson, UPI Hollywood C.rr-dellt HOLLYWOOD (UPI)Rossford. Jim Rockwell , New FoUI'Ieftl years ago Diana Don, Lexington; John Conger, bumn, bloode and oesy, came Wellston ; John Ecker, Gallla Academy; Mike Shoemaker, to Hollywood bUied as EnWaverly ; Bob Van Osdol, gland's answer to Marilyn Bellefontaine ; Charles Black, Monroe. Deer Park; Larry Lyons, Library Director Whlle he lilts and wateba thls year Slmpeon can only think about the future. '"lbiJ team Is going to be back be" In the series several times In the next lew years," he says. "It's a young team and we're getting better all the time." H the Reds do make It egaln, Simpson wants to do more the next time besides &hag Ry balls. This mmth abe returned m tired of big wate.r.bills? Do you waste water _by running it for minutes before il'""' hot? Put an electric water hojller near the bath. Or kitchen. No flue. no pilotJipht, it installs "next to the action" for hot wat!M~~ inatent you turn the tap. " . Pep Csa'l Ceaijli . •• Chatter lpecl•l uvlnp an ..I combinations ond rip odtustmenlt. With 1awdu•t etKtlon tytltm, b.nl' and rtp odiuttmenft. 1·1{4'' blad1l~ 7·1/4" blade lndud.d. c.,nlng depth, 'lf1' 2·3/8" •S' 1-1/8". :!E';;tne ~_;:~---1 24~8 diKiod. 1·1/IH.P, 3495 cMineb ............TiiiNI prloldnowl ONLY •77 Reg. SS8 "The cats snd dogs, whlcb · the speculators have groomed so well lately, ahoulcl be conaldered anathema," the Aleunder HamUton InsUIIIft believes. The ComPanY urges lnveabnent In companies with "strong fundamentals" becaUM "economic Indicators that tend to IOI'IIshadow general bUIIneu activity are sUD soft-despite &lowing admilllslraUon re- 7... ••r Low and high speed to tvll mot«loi. Ttltlng shoe. lndud~tt~ blode. wrench, hold.r. 1/AH.P. Allowt .:onvenlon from 1trolght liM 1o orbital octlon ' oltdlng. 32 sq. ln. ta'ndlng oreo. 241' PROPANE TORCH KIT Contal"' 1 act. .ort• M_.ed to do all jobl fatt. "'Y· Pock.d In a IIHI tool box. Reg. 13.29 porU.'' 47f; I lEO. 1.98 ' ,OUIO In December We have a credit plan RinD 'arelor lOve~ ' ' ~~~~!181f tO Ill~ bUOgell SALE I Selerll r,binet Model Us,d Madiiles •25 ~~- TPO lnc!ll'pOI"ated !Jellves lbe . ''near-term outlook for the ltsl remains favorable." Tho C<IIDpany 11178 IS long as lntenlil "rota les from one stoup to another" It does not antlclpale a ''JBrtoua C(l'f'ecUon." Tbe Onn adds that glamon some secondary lss1les fl!l*"lence ''minor up •J:' ' ' "! dell, U..,.OIHOI ' . 3u '1 French City REGULAR 59' BUCKEYE SCOT LAD CANNED POTATO POP CHIPS can SMOKED only PICNICS Saturrlay Only/ IICIN.OAF lb. BREAD lEAN & TENDER 6 large loaues p SOUTHERN STAR ORK STEAK .~~~~~.~.~~~ ...........12·. 59c SOUTHERN STAR FRESH & MEATY .. lb. 49C ROAST ' -, ."············!············· liEF LIVER ...~~:s.H~.~~~~~·.:~~~~~........ !~·.29' BEEF STEAKs.::~~.~~ .......... ~~.~.~.89' COLE SlAW, POTATO BOB'S 5ALADS.~~~.~~f~~9~J.~~P.. !~- 29c 1. SPECIAL! SCOT PRIDE ICE MILK DAYTIME-30 CT. BOX BORDEN'S PAMPERS ....... '· 'I f' I < •!. • ' ' 75'59C Borden's Ch eese.~~~.~!~!~!9..:;.~:!.~· Maple Syrup.~~~.~~.................~~:~. 49c New! Toastettes.~~~g~~U~~.c.o~.3 R~~g· $} Cake Mixes.....~:.~~.............. 4 ~:;· $1 Instant Coffee..H.E.~~:·~ :~::z~. $}· 19 Crackers ............~~~~.~~.................4 ~~~: $1 SliCED AMERICAN •••••••••••• dips" but will "rotate upward again." Coollrut Given for anil EGGS 1114 maY People are beaiMina to realise the.. Is ''mounting evidence" of I WCII'~,1, energy ibortage, the 011 Statll\ · llca Bulletin 1lbserve1. 'l'llit newsletter points out IIlii · "although we bite been awlni of thls lor sonle IIQ;Ie,'' It II netra to the public, ~~eca...., ol thls, II bellevea ....,iiY ~ are "likely Ill reinaln'r..tililna· ble with investori • for IIOini to C<llle. '' ~:f.,"":, NEW YQRK (UPI)-"The market lhould be dropping now but It Isn't," the Dines Letter ootel. The lettet says ,.the lnarket II ''Jqqn ov~ than we liave 'seen In llllllly yean" arxt adds that It baa been In thls condiUon for 11 teveral weeks." The newsle~ ter predlcll that when the market "suddenly starts dropping," II will llignal a "ldller wave of Uquldallon." GOPneodunetc8inolseven. ohma)Cirlty. Unclassified Large Size group, points to unemployment as a drag on the GOP ticket at elecUon Ume. Emplo)'llleul Rates Tile author was Duncan K. Foley, a economist at the Massachusetts lnoUIIIte of Teclmology, who measured the Republican memberahlp of the House against the October unemployment lndes just hefliN each of the last 10 elections. He concluded that the GOP needed 111 W1employment rate of about Z per cent juli to win a bare majority of the 431 HlltfiJ8 eoats and that each lncruae of one percentage point coot the Republicans about 15 oeata. Foley acknow!edged thai tsauea other than unemployment affected the conH"ssional elecUon ,.sults, but he held that 8 high jobless rate must bother the GOP. The September unemployment rate announced Oct. 2 was U per cent. Chairman Paul W. McCracken of the Council of Ecooomlc Advisers aald the economic ouUook still wu favorable but that the unemployment rate might go higher before It fall. Market IEO.O. ~ lli'lea, "~eenle's Caalle." Olana wiD JUY the Ulle role, the mother ol three rowdy teen-aae 10~w. . "It's a character role and a long way from my sa qmbol pfll1s,l'm bappy to aoy,"lllana aald, happy to .., 11. "The show wlll probably never be seen In ~ because our llltualloo twiiidlel are mo,. reallllle tlull In IIIII . country 1 Our •Uml"""l '!" plausible, In fael lak!ln - ~ life. Yours ... fairy ~r, Made to ha;ndle bigger. IDUfher I*· Ule lortg beMingt. Side hand/1 glv11 b.H.,- conlrot Li(lhtwtllght. 1/4 H.P. Well boku-.ted, comfortablewrtp. 1/1 H.P. 1000 R.P.M. ~~~ SSORP.M ~~~~ DELIJl(E 7-1/4'' SAW Be~•l 11 ..... Brltlsb e 7- ahorea. And while she Is no longer a sex ldtten, neither IN DI8DY of her contemporaries keeping Raquel Welcb awake at night. Sex Appeal Has Umlted Spa hWiband, Alan Lalte, nine yean her Junior, nodded ~"No one takes a sex •Ymbol serlcwly. You're Insulted and IITOWB are ahol at you from Ill directions." J..aR again agreed. 'lbe two of them will star thls year m a Hoover, ....... ing World War ll-41t was the Order of Vlclory llld the other was the Order of Glory. B e f o r e IJIIIituthll these award&, the Semel Union had created no medals for Its soldlen. 8 Bob 1 5 JN (i E R MWiary Deeorallo• The Soviet Union eltabUabed two bODOr awarda dur- Dayton Kiser ; Sam Ridder, Ylslt, unheralded, with herlhlrd Eaton ; AJ Kien, Middletown illlband and -if anything Madison ; Bob Gregg, Dayton might be cmsidered England's Jefferson; Dalt McDonald, 8118Wer to Sbelley WiJtei'o. Springfield Shawnee. Closs A That Is no easy transition. Gene Keel, West Jefferson ; Diana, however, has gained ·Oro1ovlck, Marion Paul at least a [XJund for each year C.tholic; Dttle Liston, O.nvllle; Dave Worner. Northmor; since her first landing on these ~on Republlcarui at least a chance But they can elalm a •Ditital to win control of lbe Senate, vletory if they .t.~~a bold _.1 wbere only 14 ollhe 1011 ._ta .. IIIey hew 1n lilt lle!Jse. Tlltlr will be !Wed tills )'W' andlbe lbaN o1 Rou.o •ta Is a abort Take A Good Lo_ok At Mark V Super Savings of= I BIG FALL Diana Dors is Less Sexy Now Mariemont; GET 1971TV & MREo FOR LESS 1lfAN 1970 PRICES No Gimmicks . Just Real.Savl•l presidency Wlll ~ at stake. Tho mwt opllmlitlc ~~~ are dol talklng .. of any such gains In 11'1!1- , Special llitu.llons gjve lbe . ' found thoselsluesln tbe crime, C8JllpWi dlJorder, drug abuse comblnaUoo thai !hey .,. blaming oo the "pennlsslve" altllllde of llboral Democrail. And they will hope that Prellident Nixon's Southeast Alia peace plen will generate more votes lor GOP candidates. But Foley's lsw, pr~ In the April Issue of 'lhe monthly publlcaUon Ripon Society, a llberal Rep You Won't Believe Your Buys! JERRY GRIM ., Grim is ~ Ses appeal has a llmited career span and profeeetnnal future," Diana admitted. Her lnmkllerm~wbelllbe C.pilol'Windouo but isn't u el!ocllve as he.,... before lbe Injuries. He filled to survive the fifth lnnlna Sunday. ' The result Is that Slmpleln, who wu lbe team'a ace, Cl!1 only be a cheerleader Instead of a stopper as the team's staff Rounders. "It's not over ye~" be Insists. But his own aeuon Is over, and be can only wonder If hif Ohio Valley Area Lllnrlea arm Is going to be as good as announced the apj>olhtment new next year. today of a fu11-Ume director, Canada observes Thankl· Jerry Grim, . formerly of Riving Day on the second Too Mae~ Tao Sooa Nelsonvllle, wbo bolds a Monday In October. Ills trooble was that he Maalerli degree In Library simply pitched too much too Science from Kent State soon. He threw 162 Innings at Unlvenlty and a Bachelors of lndllllapolia last season, added Fine Arts from Ohio University. almoet :.lJO Innings In Puerto He was recenUy directDr of Rico over the winter, then cata!CIIing lor a commerclal almoet :.lJO more for tbe Reds. book processor In ClnclnnsU. Almost 6&0 IMings In about 15 OVAL was formed to proVIde months wu too IIlllCh for his better llbrary services through Y~ arm. sharing snd planning. Eleven 'Two games after the All· ubllc llbrary sysiemlln a len Star game, I ~w a last ball P · to BU!y WDUama of the Cubs, 8D inslde fast ball, and I felt iiO!Jiethlng In my shoulder. It just went dead, lbnp. That cleared up In a couple of weeks and then It happened again,'' Simpson said. "Finally, I threw a couple Innings In San Diego, but my arm was just tired and I didn't have a thing. A couple of days " Feel So Helpleu" later It started hemorrhaging "It's not so bod when we're and got all black and bluo. winning," said Simpson as the There was t10thlng that could Drlllz oil materials hut, occurot.ly . Reds P"pared to go Into the be done escept complete real. Well balanced, c~ortoble grip. 1/7 H.P. 2250 R.P.M. third game with the Baltimore I'd already had seven or eight Orioles holding a Ulesd. "But shots of cortlsone.l'd never felt it's really difflcull when we that type of paln In my arm. lose. You feel so helpless I'd wake up In the morning and because you can't do snything I couldn't move II." about It arxt you feel you're not SlmfJSO'I hasn't thrown since, making a conlrlbuUon." but be'a haplng thst a winter of It's been lruslrating, too, rest and therapy will enable because the Reds have loot both him to throw with 11'1' 1111110 zlp games, blowing laads of 3-4 and be had al the sllrt of One of the reason& why the Reds haven't looked like the team which stormed through the llrat hall of the .....n Is simply that they're not the &ame club. Slmpsolllsn't on the roster and ~ame winner Jim Merritt Is ailing and probably won 'I pitch. Jim McGlothlin, who was 11-3 when he was hit twice by line drives In July, Is sUD pitching, 1912, wbellthe House was flucl at Its preeent me lbe party ill oppoellloo 1o lbe Presldent llu pined 111 averag• of 31 llllll elections Nov. 3. Tllelr compalfln orato; y suggests that they think they have Simpson, Maloney Feel So Helpless UPI Coaches Board Named wOI:ldng· fiJI' ..U, llepubllcana, Foley'• lair wtRJid Indicate a drop of SO .,all« more from lbe !tel total. •· In elecllaiji'· golng back to Vanilla On~ PAK Reg. .. �,t ,· .f •-i..~ '; "'*·•tlll•pcict ~1;'o.,att,IS.II'II .. to · ~.Po...._mwt~ , ...:....,... · · 10· Attend··. Di'stritf Conference ~ Community' : ·vo.uth··crusaders ·Personal Notes . .• · s, d. 0 ·rgan1ze on un. ay · ~=:::,; :~:..x=·~~=~ ::::.a~~ Comer e, ' .. ' ·,:, ' Ten ·~ ot•lbt. t.dlll 1\01!1111, Mnf~ MDiTII, Mfl. junior utlvlUes chairman, 1 Charlene .Hoeflich SeJdcn illben 1 time whoa In 10 .....,pncy of aae 10ft or ibOihea ..;.....,llll't wiJJlmc logo lblt alta iDDe to belpoul. A1aao1 rnldeiitsot a caD for IIIOiiO)' 1tom ber " ' " ' - ... In RhDde llllnd late Flidly ru,lal. He iiiiOded lbe IIICIIey by Slturday iDOi'Nng Ill Wlfd rlf I financial criiiJ fclr bjmMjf lllclhll famUy, Aller cuttadlng WOIIem Union, only Ill be aclvlled that lhe c:wldn't get the money'"'' of POmeroy thlt nlgbt, the raldent In deoperatlm telephoned Ted Reed of the Farmer's Bank who of• feredtobelp. Mr. Reed made Cllllacl with Paul Kloea, an empl4ye of the bank who jllll h~ to be In ClnclmiU 1Uendlng tile W«kl Series. Mr. Kloea went to tile telegraph office there and gol the IDGIIt)' on 1111 way. ,.' ·' •~ •' KATHY WERRY, Kathy Harrla, Tam1 Hoffman, JuUe Hamm, Robin Kdm and Janelle Kuhn did a diOdy job, we're told, at ftlllng-ln for tile "'-leaden during the fil'll quarter of tile Meip-WIVerl)o game. The bua IF~ the gtrla broke down 111d WBB la1e piling Into Waverly. DR. J. J. DAVIS AND DAUGHTER, Diana, had aucb a nice three week vacllli<rlln South Amertca. The two flew to Mllml when they joined two others for the trip. At Bogatoa, Columlia, they lolftd the city and .... the Salt Cathedral. From there they went to MlnaiB, Brazil and Brazllla which Diana described 81 an ullra<nodern city. A ooHngina plane waa taken to Bananal laland and there they got on a lx>useboat wblcb was ''borne" for several dayo. They vlalted Indian vWssea up and down tile Arasuta River, flailed and watched the beautiful btrda. Diana even caught a 36 pound calfiah wbich llhe deaerlbed as one ol tile ''lllnaller onea" taken. Another blghllgbt of their bip wu a villi to an Indian .......auon In Brazil. She aald the Indians ......, very pirnitlve and only dress when outalden come ln. Diana Ia now back at Ohio Slate when she Is a aenlor In premed atudlea. f'..ardboard Will Stop Rattling of Window Br POlLY CRAMER : • DEAR POLLY-A little folded cardbolrd should silence Grace's rattung windows very nicely. Many of our Win· dows ln an older house were not a snug ftt. Mother took cardboard, white or ivory like the window frame, folded It Into a couple of thicknesses and slipped It between the window and frame so It was a light fit. S'tlence then reigned on the windiest of dlys. The cardboard is clean, easily replaced and very Inconspicuous behind a blind or curtain. -TESSIE : ~ •, w. Teeners Narne t. Set Nature Stud 1·ed By Jumor • ClUb She noted lhal ~ new Junior project to be «<DPPeled In November Ia to PrOvide C<llllb C81ta for tile WCIII!tnll Miller'• Cottage at DiJtbn .IJid tile Breeksvlllt Vtlerlllll HCiipllal. She a1ao 1111\ouncedlhlldlabict conferen(lt IOi. bl held at WllkemDe, AprU M, and the :lOth 1Mual dapltlment Junl« conlerance to be beld oo June 5 at tile Buley unit In Columbus. Juniors of the dlltrlcl wlU have a rebabWtatioo party for the veterana 11 the Southe11tern Ohio Mental Hoepllal In December 111c1 a community 10rvtce party 1n March. HANDY,ORIY~ BANKING New President Social Calendar I DEAR POLLY-I hope I have help for Grace whose wln· dows rattle In an annoying way. A well-known mall-order novelty fiJm advertises window SP!IJ!& . f that attach to the sash and 'frame"fnd exert enolll!b tla.~n to stop vibration. II to also possible to buy white or brown rubber wedges to place between frame and sash to avoid vibration. Most hall. Election of officers. cake Herris, Portland. Decorated bekt aale. andInhomemade Ice CI'Oiill ~ hardwtre or building suppl)o stores have them and they Bakele88 do worlt.~NANCY MEIGS COUNTY Mtnlslerlal were served lo Mr. and Mrs. Assn. Tuesday, 10 a.m. Trinity Morris Harden, Mr. and Mrs . . - - - - • Pclly's Problem ----.aao:.~ Church tn Pomerny. Robert Harden and Debbie, Mr. DEAR POLLY-{)ur home movie screen has lost OlfiO ETA PHI Chapter, Beta and Mrs. William Harden, Its glitter and whiteness. Can lhls type of material I Sl&ma Phi Sorority, 8:15 p.m. Tammy, Brian and Terry, Mr. be cleaned? If so, I would appreciate advice on how Tuesday, Columbus and and Mfl. Donald Usle and •. to do It-MRS. A. G. D. Southern Ohio Electric Co. Keith, Mr. and Mfl. Harry aoclal room, model meeting. Potts, Mr. and Mrs . Roy DEAR POLLY- My mother and I both took art lessons UNITED METHODIST Jenkins, Mrs. Ferrold Harden, but found It d If II c u It to w.s.c.s., 7:30 Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs' George Schneider, transport oil pnlntlnga to MASON PTA regular Charles and William Duckworth and from the lessons withmeeting, tonl>(hl, 7:30 p.m. at and Mr. and Mrs. Harris. out gelling fingerprints on them. Mom came up with Mason Graci e School. Cana great Uea which prac· dldates for tile school board will tlcally the e n II r e cla11 be speakers. OFFICERS ELECI'Eil a1opted. She uaed a wire WEDNESDAY Sunday school officers and slda't hanger with clips to MIDDLEPORT Amateur teschen for tile ID'Itl-71 year carry her wet oil pllnting a r o u n d. Nothl:ng touches Gardeners, 8 p.m. Wednesday have been elected at tile First the picture buf the two night home of Mrs. Daniel Southern Baptlat Chapel, metal cHpa on the enda of 'l'homaa. Pomeroy. They are Herschel the hanger. OU plint taltea a long Ume to dry but now we POMEROY CHAPTER 10, McClure, superintendent; neverf.t IDY paint on our fingers wben movtne paintings aroun . Such a skirt hanger works gnat for any kind of MBBOnlc Temple, 7:30 Wed- Eugene Coleman, general neaday night. Mark mBBier and secretary; McClure, teacher of painting or drawtne lbat might rub olf.- N. s. past mBBier degrees to be tile adult class; RDjean Me· • ~-- ,,..,,,,. A.... ) conferred. Clure, young people; Mrs . Yoa wiD neelve a doUa-;-jf Polly ues your favortee 1: bememUiailldea, Polly's Problem or Hlatlola to a pi'Q. Church, 00011 Wedneadoy. Ann Mills, nuraery. ~ lem. Write hOy In care ef lbll ..w.,.per. • • TIIUIISDAY ' TWIN em Shrtnettea, 7:30 _._ ColIDDbua and p.m. ...... uiUl~NDY, MRB. WERNER HOME Southern Ohio Electric Co VISITS REIA11VE'B Mrs. G. G. Werner, Mid- TWIIJGHT GARDEN CJub Mr1. Robert Reibel haa dleport, bas returned hclme , returned to MCII'I'latown after 7: 30 Thursday, Mra. Eddie vlalting here with her daughter, after apendlng tile put .six Smith, Wehe Terrace. .,._ -.. __1 Bradbury and weeb In Col11111bus with her J.Unl , \AIIU es ramuy 1n Middleport, and other daughter, Mrs. Norman Stewart and family. Mra. AnEND CONFERENCE relaUvea. stewart wu hoepltallzed 21 Youth of the Enterprise •·United Methodlat Olurch al..,..andMra. Wernercareclfor tended the Athena District tile cbildren, Barbara, 10• IIICI Youth Celebration Sunday A new telephone service at Bryan, 14· aflern0011at tile Atllena Onirch. tile Marietta IOClal IOCIII'Ity Going over lor lbe JII'Oiram office can handle ''molt aoclal were llec:ky and Brenda WW, security buslneos" without SheUy C2arlt, Roger Dixon, Pat requlrlnc penonal vlllu to tile he ald. "And, of courao,,.. can Alrlon. Dolly Alrm, Rodney of!ic,. by tile public, 8 cm-dlni an1wer queallono affectlng ~er' La Rayned PbU ~ Ann lo Eupne Ermltinger, IOClal worbfl' retirement Medicare an ~-.,.er. aecurtty dlltrlct manager. dl bill d ' ' "Wie call It Telelervlce" u ty, an aurvlvora VISITS PARENI'S • prollction." The IIOClaloecurlty Mr Ermltlnger IBid, "With It, we ~ 1 -•- _. ber lor . and Mrs. Robert Turner .e .........., .,.one own and •·~"" of hancU can e • great dell of tile the Monroe County, Mel&• -·"" Bucyrus were paperwork by phone that tn. County IIICI Atllena County area weekend IUflll of hla parenll, . volves such social security 11 Area Code IIJO.aU7ll. . ~~ •• ~port.Mrs. Joe Turner, matter• BB appUcaUons for .........., . Sp·e ' ct'.al Serv · t'ces z. GREE:I'ING MEIGS FOOTBAlL fana 81 tlley poured Into Waverly Friday night were Mr. and Mn. C. H. Wlae, Jr. The couple, former Mlddleportl'l!lidenu, held a sign - "HI Melp." NLLn POINTERS . . . . Mrt. Berlba tiNea ot .,... !lit Eichth Dlatrlct contwenee Mfl.• UW.. ·Rtltmirt, Mn. Organlaltlcn ollha atlallall eluded iq lha eve 4CIIvll;tr and Mr, tad Mra. AutUn ~7 at Jilncti011 Ql)r, Etta WID, .ahcl .Mra. Cllarlea Yjlllth o--dera at the Laurel whlcll ilvea ~ the op. Wooc!F.d ell 'MaR.rleld ~p~~~l Jlts; wentlnc tl!e Middleport lfesol!!lor. · · ~ ....... Me#lodl.ll Q!urcll pGI\IunliJ to 11m t.d&'!l ·ill ileverll ~"" IIUI wileli .at ;IIIII!·,~· nu N.ciumlng, Mri: . Ke•lingei'; : dltlrlct will be held at 7 p.m. Wad- doctrine, Bllllt •llad1· Dlture, the bomf .of Mrs. Voa· llfl'll:\~ slalil, Jl(rl. Albert neaday night at the church. loyalty,llltlllberaii!P, .w.rtcan ~t a<Jlr. and Mra. C.' · . ;,,. "': . '·' .' ' ,. · Tine c....., of young peaple clUaensblp, missions,. public St8nabuiy 'Ill Rullanci. Af· . ·' , . . ' · · ' •, . · In grldea one through nine speaktns, baklil&, plintlng, fernOOII c:al!ln one day,.,.. mlklng up tile eve wiD be tile nuraery, arcliery and olber Mr. 10d Mr1. Cheater .· . . ·· Heralds, tile Cldetlaa and tile ...... . Hoaalanci, McArtbur. · , · . · Crusader.. Mrs. ~de line Buedon tile 11B11Dberofpolnta Mr. 111c1 Mra. hafl Jacobi Good Nelgbbona' Day ~ a Chai'Jie, with . IIi• morning Baggy Ia the director with Mn. complled, a CYC'er wiD be spent tile weekend tn Mansfield raUy 1rill be held Sunday at tile wilrahipatl0:30 a.m. Mr. Eddie Lorraine Vonoy, Mra. Betty selected each month. The and Columbu visiting Foreal Run Baptist Olurch, Bufflnston, asalstant pastor, Reed and Mn. Shirley Friend program wiD feature a study of relatives. Kerr Sl, Pomeroy. wiD opeak 11 !he morning BBieadera of tile three classes. Cbriat from His birth to His Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dant of The all-clay event wiD gel service, 111C1 apeclal music wiD Twenty young peaple have death, the creation, tile Bible, Alton wen weekend gues111 ot underway with Sunday school at be provided by tile Forest Run already registered for the and tile Christian IUe. Mr. and Mra. .Jamea Gilmore. 9:30 a.m. with Mn. CorneUa junior choir directed by Mrs. program which wiD be held Membership ia open to bgys Mn. Norman E. llyselllllcl Bunch, auperlntendent In Margaret Armstrong, and frmn 7 to 8 p.m. each Wed- and glrllln grade.o one through children of Pomeroy, Route IICCCllllpanled by Miss Miriam neaday night. The "promlae" of nine regardless of church af- were recent overnliht guesll of Armstrong, pianist. the organization revolves filiation. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Arnold 111c1 A dinner wiD be served at12 around Luke Z, ~: "And Jesus daughtera,Soulhalde, w. Va. On noon by tile women of tile increesed In wisdom, suture, Friday night tlley attended a church. Mra. Ruth Buffington to and In favor with God and songfest at the Hambrick chairman of tile dinner. A man." It was 01plalnedby Mrs. Church. devotional at 2 p.m. wlU open Baggy that wisdom refers to • Mr. and Mn. Truman Goble rr-, null, planlll, blrcla and the lfternoon aervlce with tile Bible study and memory verse have returned from I several wild flowers were studied on a Rev. D. Muq)~_i"""ton and work, the suture, to nature da)'!l' villi 1n Columbus with Dlture hike Tburaday evening a member oi.1he}'l~t OOve study, leadership work, and relatlvea. taken by tile Winding Trill Baptist Olurcn- ·aa the guest games, and "In favor with God Barbara Anthony is new RecentgueataofMr. and Mn. Junior Garden Club, members lpeaker. and man" to service. pre&denl of tile Teen B.Y.F. of Will Holt of Peoples Terrace ol tile cub scoull of Den I. Music wiD be provided by tile An awards program ls In- the Middleport First Baptist were Mrs. Mattie Sprouse of Mfl. Robert Thompson, senior choir of the Mount Church. Rutiand and her son Jbn of prealdent ol tile Wtaidtng Trill Moriah Baptist Church directed Otller officers elected at tile Meriden, Conn. ' ' Club, Mra. Karl Krautler • and by Jtmea Hughes with Mrs. recent organbatlonal meeting Mrs. Robert Lewis, den CompbeU Harper as tile acwere Debbie Hoffman, vice mothers, accompanied the C<llllpaniat. The pubUc lo invited president· Venida Gibbs boys. The hike " 81 preceded by to attend the servlcea. secretary; Jack Kaun: HOSPITAL NEWS • ~~t:.':!!~::: treasurer; and Joe Anthcmy, ~ Tla bon 1ng be """ omBB or blrlhda r son, Th representative. e group Holzer Medical Cen!A!r, Firat Mark hla ninth meets each Sunday evening at Ave. and Cedar St. General The~.;:'WBB decorated In h~ DAUGHTER BORN TUESDAY · 6:30p.m. using one1~eeting of visiting hours 2-4 and 7-1 p.m. IIICI gold with cupcakes and Mr. IIICI Mfl. William E. each month for YISllaUon of Maternity viiiUng hours 2:30 to Kool Aid being served Gibbs 1812 Allerton Sl Kant RACINE LODGE NO. 441 church shut-ins. •1:30 p.m. Parenta only on ~d lift wiD be .f lured Ohio,~ IMOUDclng th:, birth F&AM Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at The B.Y.F. sponsors a weekly Pediatrics Ward. cr ea of tllelr flr 1 child Lodge Hall. Wor-ln EA Degree. game time for the young people lllrlhl at the Thursday, , Oct. 15, d six s , an eight All master masons Invited. of tile church. Average at- Mr. and Mra. Charles C. Ceato, meeting at tile IOOF .lall. Going potJil , . ounce daughter, REVIVAL Monday through tendance during the put six Mtddl I, da bier· Mr em tile nature bike were David Sarah Elizabeth, on Oct. 10 at Frida• Snowville United ks •-- been ~ d eporM Ja Tug B ' 11· Burt, Mark Norton, Toni the Robinson Memorial " ''"" ••. an oe . Mr. enneand' Hawley, Keith Kraulier, Da nny H"'""tal Melhodlat Church, 7:30 p.m. wee Newofflcersoflhejuniorblgh Jnckson,rs.a daugh!A!r; -,. In Ravenna . Grand • Rev. CecU Cox, evangelist. Sunday school claas are John Mrs. Billy R. Amos, Pt. Thomas, David Lewis, and :;:'!,"~· and.n'::"'r.irW~ Located on Slate Route 681, five Riley, president; Judy Owen, PleaSint, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cesto. Mrs Jennln;o'Maynard of mllea west Route 33. PubUc vice president; Debbie Hoff- LarryG. Davls,oakHW,ason; Bla~. w. va. Mrs. Georgia Invited. man, secretary; Jimmy and Mr. and Mfl. Howard M. INJURED TREATED William""" of Pomer~y Is a EASTERN BAND Boosters, Holman, treasurer, and Taml Lawrence, Long Bottom, a 1011. Mrs. Grace Ellis, Injured great-grandmother 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at high Hoffman, reporter. Dlacllarges Saturday afternoon when the · school. Trever B. Cider, Mn. Otla carlnwhlchllhewBBrldlngwaa MEIGS A111LETIC Boosters, Crookham, Mrs. Leo Johnson, Involved In an accident oo Stale Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at high Su · B'rthd Mrs. James Pashkl, Mrs. Route 124 near Shotgun Hollow school; film of Waverly game, rpnse f ay George Smith, Waller Plumley, Road, wu .taken by Martin SYRACUSE PTA, 7:30 S . . Miss Velma Young, Tresa ambulance to Veterans Tuesday at the school. Bille upper IS G1ven Dianna Tolbert, Mrs. Ronald Memorial Hoepllal where she lllghway patrolman to speak. _ Wilkinson and Infant daughter, WBB admitted. Donald Ran· Committees to. be named for SYRACUSE - A surprise Mrs. Ronnie L. Ohlinger and dolph, 20, Pomeroy Houle 3, halloween carnaval. First grade birthday party supper was held infant son, Mrs. Frank Injured In tile same a:=:i. mothers lo serve, recenUy for Ferrold Harden of Cremeans and Infant son wBB taken 1o tile aame I HARRISONVILLE Chapter San -Diego, Calif. at tile fiShlni, James S Finley Mn Herberi ''!ftblllherlff'a OEA, Tueodly, 8 p.m. at th~ cam~'llf Mr. and Mrs. Dick Phllllpa 'and tnfant '.00 ·ana wal admitted '" I BIG 3 STORES i 'I '· "It's Big Week at Big 8" We Invite You To Our Items on Sale Oct. 13 to 17 Demonstration of Values! RACIN~ .. . ··:.·: ·:·: ·: . ·.·· ~ i Ole of the m1ny ways we can servo you best. llrlva In whore tho octlon Is. We In· vile your palron~~Qo. RIIM To The Drive-In Window Is Open 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. (Continuously) Llotl lb.ac CABBAGE Dalr)" THE MombtrFDIC Member Fadorol Rrwrve Sv•t•~- LETTUCE ~ ----- lb. , , , LOIN HALF I'DRK·CHoPs lb. Frmen Food Annivenary Sale! · CODFISH STEAKS lb. - pkg. wrona ume. Por JDon IRW'ltr t.Dd oomrort..:r,rtnklfll PABIUtH• C:.t-= ==.},:_gp0}\~ 4 llnntr l~er. MIMI •tlDa IUift. lb.4fe CEN'Tf:R CUT --lb. 69' lb. 59' SIZE "0'' tc' POTAtOES ua.t rour r..a. CUT 2 for 25* .,. ...ntiAI to health. " ' ,.our deatllt _!U;ularlf. Ott IUJ..f:o..UM PA8TIBTH at al 41'\11 oounttn. 4da AlVNIVERSAR ~~ ·i. SJiecill!t . ,... l ' new. MllbH• helm.., .. ~ ... 'i'~- , •.•• Your ~ M-..t,. . l Gels :blto. . I . IN tO&IR . ' • . . epartmlnts, tao•. Aile ~ new . low reta. Get ·fret estimate. ' !;·~~' ) ~ . l • ; . '1. •·. >1 Smoked Jowl 3 lb.., GIN« l1llftllRl l\DE UE1flll£lll KUMl'S atsur To Marietta ,. spe lR\SP~ C 3. ~ 1· 00 =~:;;;;, ':..~ ~t:'.:O':I:l"l! :MY·T.fiiiE ·PUDDINGS • 94 49° · fa\rmont . l., .. c,\1) • 79' SHoulDER cur FROSTY SEAS ·BREADED ".1' Severa\ Ravors 1ft gallon carton C::.arr· lb. 79, - -"'"=··-.. . .,. . . ELECTRIC . Heet In· stellatlona. Any home, olct or lb f~J:ck Roast When You A--e~f~- Yo~r P~~~J. :, In Th.e Slinday~llmes. Sln.ti~el··: - \CE M\lK 59 • ' HALF LUIN END JUMBO HEAD 2 • EGG' doZen 2 LIS. BANANAS Pomeroy. Ohio r bag GOlD£If RIPE FARMERS IMNK and SAVINGS 00. Dent Anniversary' Sale LARGE GRADE A ~II. APPLES Other Bonking Hours J to 3 lnd 5 to 7 II Ul . .l on FridoYJ. v-"' ' . Quant~ios GOLDEN DELICIOUS AND RED DELICIOUS At A•y Time ELECTRIC HEIT LYONS MARKET ~ Ken Davis At Rutland Dept. Store Rtsemd u:~:runir:n~:o.;.~ ~"r."!an~i!:~s~s:~ MFl~~reLS.SEc•riTEty WETI ..H " beneflll, change of address for • . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , ..-ompt delivery of monthly ' checks, and general and· specific queoti0111 about aoclal security ..-osrame, Including Medicare.'' With Teleurvlce, Ermatinger aid, IIOCjal security penonnel can, In many lntlanceo, liD 0111.·1111 applkaUon lclr beneflll'over lbe phone, thon , . . tile farm lo lbe beneficiary ,Itt hla or her alpature. ' •i '\We can alao accept change ~ addriu lnformatlcm by ph1110 {I'Q!Il .be!M!IIelartes who are ilifwlnc, so thai deUvery of thelr ~wiD nol be Interrupted," . I NEW CRISP Fridays Only Residents are Invited to conbibute a raclpB to • cook· book being compUed by tile Alllilllry of tile Mtcldleport Fire Deparbnent. Recipes can be given to any Alllilllry member or mailed to Mfl. Thomas Danl, 442 South Sb:th St., Middleport, by Nov. I, chairman of tile project. The Alllilllry Ia alao aeDing fruit caltea for tz. They can be purchased from any member of tile aUJ:iliary or by telephoning Mfl. Darst at tm-2131 or 9922ill0, or Mra. Patty Kloeaat 992211111. RAMELESS AT TUPPERS P.LA!NS ~:::::::.:x=::;;;:.;;-;::;:~~::::.M;::.:::=::~:::::;::::;:;:::~;:~::::::::::;I!:;:.:,;;:;:;:i::::::;:;:;::J Wanted by AuxiliaJY tbe Undsey Lyons Waid Cross Sons Lyons Market In Racine Tuppers Plains f':~:::.::::-·:·~?:::::~::::::~w*.x:w.:~ :::::::;-.::w..m::"*::;;~~~ Cookbook Recipes are Don't be 10 atra14 Bill Cross . ClOSS SONS ~-----------------.----..,;----1 James Finley. BIS IN C.INKLE CUT FRENCH FRIED Phone. Reduce ' CNIPBElCS .. tOM~lO SQQP, .: ... ~ 69 C 1~ c 31>.· �,t ,· .f •-i..~ '; "'*·•tlll•pcict ~1;'o.,att,IS.II'II .. to · ~.Po...._mwt~ , ...:....,... · · 10· Attend··. Di'stritf Conference ~ Community' : ·vo.uth··crusaders ·Personal Notes . .• · s, d. 0 ·rgan1ze on un. ay · ~=:::,; :~:..x=·~~=~ ::::.a~~ Comer e, ' .. ' ·,:, ' Ten ·~ ot•lbt. t.dlll 1\01!1111, Mnf~ MDiTII, Mfl. junior utlvlUes chairman, 1 Charlene .Hoeflich SeJdcn illben 1 time whoa In 10 .....,pncy of aae 10ft or ibOihea ..;.....,llll't wiJJlmc logo lblt alta iDDe to belpoul. A1aao1 rnldeiitsot a caD for IIIOiiO)' 1tom ber " ' " ' - ... In RhDde llllnd late Flidly ru,lal. He iiiiOded lbe IIICIIey by Slturday iDOi'Nng Ill Wlfd rlf I financial criiiJ fclr bjmMjf lllclhll famUy, Aller cuttadlng WOIIem Union, only Ill be aclvlled that lhe c:wldn't get the money'"'' of POmeroy thlt nlgbt, the raldent In deoperatlm telephoned Ted Reed of the Farmer's Bank who of• feredtobelp. Mr. Reed made Cllllacl with Paul Kloea, an empl4ye of the bank who jllll h~ to be In ClnclmiU 1Uendlng tile W«kl Series. Mr. Kloea went to tile telegraph office there and gol the IDGIIt)' on 1111 way. ,.' ·' •~ •' KATHY WERRY, Kathy Harrla, Tam1 Hoffman, JuUe Hamm, Robin Kdm and Janelle Kuhn did a diOdy job, we're told, at ftlllng-ln for tile "'-leaden during the fil'll quarter of tile Meip-WIVerl)o game. The bua IF~ the gtrla broke down 111d WBB la1e piling Into Waverly. DR. J. J. DAVIS AND DAUGHTER, Diana, had aucb a nice three week vacllli<rlln South Amertca. The two flew to Mllml when they joined two others for the trip. At Bogatoa, Columlia, they lolftd the city and .... the Salt Cathedral. From there they went to MlnaiB, Brazil and Brazllla which Diana described 81 an ullra<nodern city. A ooHngina plane waa taken to Bananal laland and there they got on a lx>useboat wblcb was ''borne" for several dayo. They vlalted Indian vWssea up and down tile Arasuta River, flailed and watched the beautiful btrda. Diana even caught a 36 pound calfiah wbich llhe deaerlbed as one ol tile ''lllnaller onea" taken. Another blghllgbt of their bip wu a villi to an Indian .......auon In Brazil. She aald the Indians ......, very pirnitlve and only dress when outalden come ln. Diana Ia now back at Ohio Slate when she Is a aenlor In premed atudlea. f'..ardboard Will Stop Rattling of Window Br POlLY CRAMER : • DEAR POLLY-A little folded cardbolrd should silence Grace's rattung windows very nicely. Many of our Win· dows ln an older house were not a snug ftt. Mother took cardboard, white or ivory like the window frame, folded It Into a couple of thicknesses and slipped It between the window and frame so It was a light fit. S'tlence then reigned on the windiest of dlys. The cardboard is clean, easily replaced and very Inconspicuous behind a blind or curtain. -TESSIE : ~ •, w. Teeners Narne t. Set Nature Stud 1·ed By Jumor • ClUb She noted lhal ~ new Junior project to be «<DPPeled In November Ia to PrOvide C<llllb C81ta for tile WCIII!tnll Miller'• Cottage at DiJtbn .IJid tile Breeksvlllt Vtlerlllll HCiipllal. She a1ao 1111\ouncedlhlldlabict conferen(lt IOi. bl held at WllkemDe, AprU M, and the :lOth 1Mual dapltlment Junl« conlerance to be beld oo June 5 at tile Buley unit In Columbus. Juniors of the dlltrlcl wlU have a rebabWtatioo party for the veterana 11 the Southe11tern Ohio Mental Hoepllal In December 111c1 a community 10rvtce party 1n March. HANDY,ORIY~ BANKING New President Social Calendar I DEAR POLLY-I hope I have help for Grace whose wln· dows rattle In an annoying way. A well-known mall-order novelty fiJm advertises window SP!IJ!& . f that attach to the sash and 'frame"fnd exert enolll!b tla.~n to stop vibration. II to also possible to buy white or brown rubber wedges to place between frame and sash to avoid vibration. Most hall. Election of officers. cake Herris, Portland. Decorated bekt aale. andInhomemade Ice CI'Oiill ~ hardwtre or building suppl)o stores have them and they Bakele88 do worlt.~NANCY MEIGS COUNTY Mtnlslerlal were served lo Mr. and Mrs. Assn. Tuesday, 10 a.m. Trinity Morris Harden, Mr. and Mrs . . - - - - • Pclly's Problem ----.aao:.~ Church tn Pomerny. Robert Harden and Debbie, Mr. DEAR POLLY-{)ur home movie screen has lost OlfiO ETA PHI Chapter, Beta and Mrs. William Harden, Its glitter and whiteness. Can lhls type of material I Sl&ma Phi Sorority, 8:15 p.m. Tammy, Brian and Terry, Mr. be cleaned? If so, I would appreciate advice on how Tuesday, Columbus and and Mfl. Donald Usle and •. to do It-MRS. A. G. D. Southern Ohio Electric Co. Keith, Mr. and Mfl. Harry aoclal room, model meeting. Potts, Mr. and Mrs . Roy DEAR POLLY- My mother and I both took art lessons UNITED METHODIST Jenkins, Mrs. Ferrold Harden, but found It d If II c u It to w.s.c.s., 7:30 Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs' George Schneider, transport oil pnlntlnga to MASON PTA regular Charles and William Duckworth and from the lessons withmeeting, tonl>(hl, 7:30 p.m. at and Mr. and Mrs. Harris. out gelling fingerprints on them. Mom came up with Mason Graci e School. Cana great Uea which prac· dldates for tile school board will tlcally the e n II r e cla11 be speakers. OFFICERS ELECI'Eil a1opted. She uaed a wire WEDNESDAY Sunday school officers and slda't hanger with clips to MIDDLEPORT Amateur teschen for tile ID'Itl-71 year carry her wet oil pllnting a r o u n d. Nothl:ng touches Gardeners, 8 p.m. Wednesday have been elected at tile First the picture buf the two night home of Mrs. Daniel Southern Baptlat Chapel, metal cHpa on the enda of 'l'homaa. Pomeroy. They are Herschel the hanger. OU plint taltea a long Ume to dry but now we POMEROY CHAPTER 10, McClure, superintendent; neverf.t IDY paint on our fingers wben movtne paintings aroun . Such a skirt hanger works gnat for any kind of MBBOnlc Temple, 7:30 Wed- Eugene Coleman, general neaday night. Mark mBBier and secretary; McClure, teacher of painting or drawtne lbat might rub olf.- N. s. past mBBier degrees to be tile adult class; RDjean Me· • ~-- ,,..,,,,. A.... ) conferred. Clure, young people; Mrs . Yoa wiD neelve a doUa-;-jf Polly ues your favortee 1: bememUiailldea, Polly's Problem or Hlatlola to a pi'Q. Church, 00011 Wedneadoy. Ann Mills, nuraery. ~ lem. Write hOy In care ef lbll ..w.,.per. • • TIIUIISDAY ' TWIN em Shrtnettea, 7:30 _._ ColIDDbua and p.m. ...... uiUl~NDY, MRB. WERNER HOME Southern Ohio Electric Co VISITS REIA11VE'B Mrs. G. G. Werner, Mid- TWIIJGHT GARDEN CJub Mr1. Robert Reibel haa dleport, bas returned hclme , returned to MCII'I'latown after 7: 30 Thursday, Mra. Eddie vlalting here with her daughter, after apendlng tile put .six Smith, Wehe Terrace. .,._ -.. __1 Bradbury and weeb In Col11111bus with her J.Unl , \AIIU es ramuy 1n Middleport, and other daughter, Mrs. Norman Stewart and family. Mra. AnEND CONFERENCE relaUvea. stewart wu hoepltallzed 21 Youth of the Enterprise •·United Methodlat Olurch al..,..andMra. Wernercareclfor tended the Athena District tile cbildren, Barbara, 10• IIICI Youth Celebration Sunday A new telephone service at Bryan, 14· aflern0011at tile Atllena Onirch. tile Marietta IOClal IOCIII'Ity Going over lor lbe JII'Oiram office can handle ''molt aoclal were llec:ky and Brenda WW, security buslneos" without SheUy C2arlt, Roger Dixon, Pat requlrlnc penonal vlllu to tile he ald. "And, of courao,,.. can Alrlon. Dolly Alrm, Rodney of!ic,. by tile public, 8 cm-dlni an1wer queallono affectlng ~er' La Rayned PbU ~ Ann lo Eupne Ermltinger, IOClal worbfl' retirement Medicare an ~-.,.er. aecurtty dlltrlct manager. dl bill d ' ' "Wie call It Telelervlce" u ty, an aurvlvora VISITS PARENI'S • prollction." The IIOClaloecurlty Mr Ermltlnger IBid, "With It, we ~ 1 -•- _. ber lor . and Mrs. Robert Turner .e .........., .,.one own and •·~"" of hancU can e • great dell of tile the Monroe County, Mel&• -·"" Bucyrus were paperwork by phone that tn. County IIICI Atllena County area weekend IUflll of hla parenll, . volves such social security 11 Area Code IIJO.aU7ll. . ~~ •• ~port.Mrs. Joe Turner, matter• BB appUcaUons for .........., . Sp·e ' ct'.al Serv · t'ces z. GREE:I'ING MEIGS FOOTBAlL fana 81 tlley poured Into Waverly Friday night were Mr. and Mn. C. H. Wlae, Jr. The couple, former Mlddleportl'l!lidenu, held a sign - "HI Melp." NLLn POINTERS . . . . Mrt. Berlba tiNea ot .,... !lit Eichth Dlatrlct contwenee Mfl.• UW.. ·Rtltmirt, Mn. Organlaltlcn ollha atlallall eluded iq lha eve 4CIIvll;tr and Mr, tad Mra. AutUn ~7 at Jilncti011 Ql)r, Etta WID, .ahcl .Mra. Cllarlea Yjlllth o--dera at the Laurel whlcll ilvea ~ the op. Wooc!F.d ell 'MaR.rleld ~p~~~l Jlts; wentlnc tl!e Middleport lfesol!!lor. · · ~ ....... Me#lodl.ll Q!urcll pGI\IunliJ to 11m t.d&'!l ·ill ileverll ~"" IIUI wileli .at ;IIIII!·,~· nu N.ciumlng, Mri: . Ke•lingei'; : dltlrlct will be held at 7 p.m. Wad- doctrine, Bllllt •llad1· Dlture, the bomf .of Mrs. Voa· llfl'll:\~ slalil, Jl(rl. Albert neaday night at the church. loyalty,llltlllberaii!P, .w.rtcan ~t a<Jlr. and Mra. C.' · . ;,,. "': . '·' .' ' ,. · Tine c....., of young peaple clUaensblp, missions,. public St8nabuiy 'Ill Rullanci. Af· . ·' , . . ' · · ' •, . · In grldea one through nine speaktns, baklil&, plintlng, fernOOII c:al!ln one day,.,.. mlklng up tile eve wiD be tile nuraery, arcliery and olber Mr. 10d Mr1. Cheater .· . . ·· Heralds, tile Cldetlaa and tile ...... . Hoaalanci, McArtbur. · , · . · Crusader.. Mrs. ~de line Buedon tile 11B11Dberofpolnta Mr. 111c1 Mra. hafl Jacobi Good Nelgbbona' Day ~ a Chai'Jie, with . IIi• morning Baggy Ia the director with Mn. complled, a CYC'er wiD be spent tile weekend tn Mansfield raUy 1rill be held Sunday at tile wilrahipatl0:30 a.m. Mr. Eddie Lorraine Vonoy, Mra. Betty selected each month. The and Columbu visiting Foreal Run Baptist Olurch, Bufflnston, asalstant pastor, Reed and Mn. Shirley Friend program wiD feature a study of relatives. Kerr Sl, Pomeroy. wiD opeak 11 !he morning BBieadera of tile three classes. Cbriat from His birth to His Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dant of The all-clay event wiD gel service, 111C1 apeclal music wiD Twenty young peaple have death, the creation, tile Bible, Alton wen weekend gues111 ot underway with Sunday school at be provided by tile Forest Run already registered for the and tile Christian IUe. Mr. and Mra. .Jamea Gilmore. 9:30 a.m. with Mn. CorneUa junior choir directed by Mrs. program which wiD be held Membership ia open to bgys Mn. Norman E. llyselllllcl Bunch, auperlntendent In Margaret Armstrong, and frmn 7 to 8 p.m. each Wed- and glrllln grade.o one through children of Pomeroy, Route IICCCllllpanled by Miss Miriam neaday night. The "promlae" of nine regardless of church af- were recent overnliht guesll of Armstrong, pianist. the organization revolves filiation. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Arnold 111c1 A dinner wiD be served at12 around Luke Z, ~: "And Jesus daughtera,Soulhalde, w. Va. On noon by tile women of tile increesed In wisdom, suture, Friday night tlley attended a church. Mra. Ruth Buffington to and In favor with God and songfest at the Hambrick chairman of tile dinner. A man." It was 01plalnedby Mrs. Church. devotional at 2 p.m. wlU open Baggy that wisdom refers to • Mr. and Mn. Truman Goble rr-, null, planlll, blrcla and the lfternoon aervlce with tile Bible study and memory verse have returned from I several wild flowers were studied on a Rev. D. Muq)~_i"""ton and work, the suture, to nature da)'!l' villi 1n Columbus with Dlture hike Tburaday evening a member oi.1he}'l~t OOve study, leadership work, and relatlvea. taken by tile Winding Trill Baptist Olurcn- ·aa the guest games, and "In favor with God Barbara Anthony is new RecentgueataofMr. and Mn. Junior Garden Club, members lpeaker. and man" to service. pre&denl of tile Teen B.Y.F. of Will Holt of Peoples Terrace ol tile cub scoull of Den I. Music wiD be provided by tile An awards program ls In- the Middleport First Baptist were Mrs. Mattie Sprouse of Mfl. Robert Thompson, senior choir of the Mount Church. Rutiand and her son Jbn of prealdent ol tile Wtaidtng Trill Moriah Baptist Church directed Otller officers elected at tile Meriden, Conn. ' ' Club, Mra. Karl Krautler • and by Jtmea Hughes with Mrs. recent organbatlonal meeting Mrs. Robert Lewis, den CompbeU Harper as tile acwere Debbie Hoffman, vice mothers, accompanied the C<llllpaniat. The pubUc lo invited president· Venida Gibbs boys. The hike " 81 preceded by to attend the servlcea. secretary; Jack Kaun: HOSPITAL NEWS • ~~t:.':!!~::: treasurer; and Joe Anthcmy, ~ Tla bon 1ng be """ omBB or blrlhda r son, Th representative. e group Holzer Medical Cen!A!r, Firat Mark hla ninth meets each Sunday evening at Ave. and Cedar St. General The~.;:'WBB decorated In h~ DAUGHTER BORN TUESDAY · 6:30p.m. using one1~eeting of visiting hours 2-4 and 7-1 p.m. IIICI gold with cupcakes and Mr. IIICI Mfl. William E. each month for YISllaUon of Maternity viiiUng hours 2:30 to Kool Aid being served Gibbs 1812 Allerton Sl Kant RACINE LODGE NO. 441 church shut-ins. •1:30 p.m. Parenta only on ~d lift wiD be .f lured Ohio,~ IMOUDclng th:, birth F&AM Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at The B.Y.F. sponsors a weekly Pediatrics Ward. cr ea of tllelr flr 1 child Lodge Hall. Wor-ln EA Degree. game time for the young people lllrlhl at the Thursday, , Oct. 15, d six s , an eight All master masons Invited. of tile church. Average at- Mr. and Mra. Charles C. Ceato, meeting at tile IOOF .lall. Going potJil , . ounce daughter, REVIVAL Monday through tendance during the put six Mtddl I, da bier· Mr em tile nature bike were David Sarah Elizabeth, on Oct. 10 at Frida• Snowville United ks •-- been ~ d eporM Ja Tug B ' 11· Burt, Mark Norton, Toni the Robinson Memorial " ''"" ••. an oe . Mr. enneand' Hawley, Keith Kraulier, Da nny H"'""tal Melhodlat Church, 7:30 p.m. wee Newofflcersoflhejuniorblgh Jnckson,rs.a daugh!A!r; -,. In Ravenna . Grand • Rev. CecU Cox, evangelist. Sunday school claas are John Mrs. Billy R. Amos, Pt. Thomas, David Lewis, and :;:'!,"~· and.n'::"'r.irW~ Located on Slate Route 681, five Riley, president; Judy Owen, PleaSint, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cesto. Mrs Jennln;o'Maynard of mllea west Route 33. PubUc vice president; Debbie Hoff- LarryG. Davls,oakHW,ason; Bla~. w. va. Mrs. Georgia Invited. man, secretary; Jimmy and Mr. and Mfl. Howard M. INJURED TREATED William""" of Pomer~y Is a EASTERN BAND Boosters, Holman, treasurer, and Taml Lawrence, Long Bottom, a 1011. Mrs. Grace Ellis, Injured great-grandmother 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at high Hoffman, reporter. Dlacllarges Saturday afternoon when the · school. Trever B. Cider, Mn. Otla carlnwhlchllhewBBrldlngwaa MEIGS A111LETIC Boosters, Crookham, Mrs. Leo Johnson, Involved In an accident oo Stale Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at high Su · B'rthd Mrs. James Pashkl, Mrs. Route 124 near Shotgun Hollow school; film of Waverly game, rpnse f ay George Smith, Waller Plumley, Road, wu .taken by Martin SYRACUSE PTA, 7:30 S . . Miss Velma Young, Tresa ambulance to Veterans Tuesday at the school. Bille upper IS G1ven Dianna Tolbert, Mrs. Ronald Memorial Hoepllal where she lllghway patrolman to speak. _ Wilkinson and Infant daughter, WBB admitted. Donald Ran· Committees to. be named for SYRACUSE - A surprise Mrs. Ronnie L. Ohlinger and dolph, 20, Pomeroy Houle 3, halloween carnaval. First grade birthday party supper was held infant son, Mrs. Frank Injured In tile same a:=:i. mothers lo serve, recenUy for Ferrold Harden of Cremeans and Infant son wBB taken 1o tile aame I HARRISONVILLE Chapter San -Diego, Calif. at tile fiShlni, James S Finley Mn Herberi ''!ftblllherlff'a OEA, Tueodly, 8 p.m. at th~ cam~'llf Mr. and Mrs. Dick Phllllpa 'and tnfant '.00 ·ana wal admitted '" I BIG 3 STORES i 'I '· "It's Big Week at Big 8" We Invite You To Our Items on Sale Oct. 13 to 17 Demonstration of Values! RACIN~ .. . ··:.·: ·:·: ·: . ·.·· ~ i Ole of the m1ny ways we can servo you best. llrlva In whore tho octlon Is. We In· vile your palron~~Qo. RIIM To The Drive-In Window Is Open 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. (Continuously) Llotl lb.ac CABBAGE Dalr)" THE MombtrFDIC Member Fadorol Rrwrve Sv•t•~- LETTUCE ~ ----- lb. , , , LOIN HALF I'DRK·CHoPs lb. Frmen Food Annivenary Sale! · CODFISH STEAKS lb. - pkg. wrona ume. Por JDon IRW'ltr t.Dd oomrort..:r,rtnklfll PABIUtH• C:.t-= ==.},:_gp0}\~ 4 llnntr l~er. MIMI •tlDa IUift. lb.4fe CEN'Tf:R CUT --lb. 69' lb. 59' SIZE "0'' tc' POTAtOES ua.t rour r..a. CUT 2 for 25* .,. ...ntiAI to health. " ' ,.our deatllt _!U;ularlf. Ott IUJ..f:o..UM PA8TIBTH at al 41'\11 oounttn. 4da AlVNIVERSAR ~~ ·i. SJiecill!t . ,... l ' new. MllbH• helm.., .. ~ ... 'i'~- , •.•• Your ~ M-..t,. . l Gels :blto. . I . IN tO&IR . ' • . . epartmlnts, tao•. Aile ~ new . low reta. Get ·fret estimate. ' !;·~~' ) ~ . l • ; . '1. •·. >1 Smoked Jowl 3 lb.., GIN« l1llftllRl l\DE UE1flll£lll KUMl'S atsur To Marietta ,. spe lR\SP~ C 3. ~ 1· 00 =~:;;;;, ':..~ ~t:'.:O':I:l"l! :MY·T.fiiiE ·PUDDINGS • 94 49° · fa\rmont . l., .. c,\1) • 79' SHoulDER cur FROSTY SEAS ·BREADED ".1' Severa\ Ravors 1ft gallon carton C::.arr· lb. 79, - -"'"=··-.. . .,. . . ELECTRIC . Heet In· stellatlona. Any home, olct or lb f~J:ck Roast When You A--e~f~- Yo~r P~~~J. :, In Th.e Slinday~llmes. Sln.ti~el··: - \CE M\lK 59 • ' HALF LUIN END JUMBO HEAD 2 • EGG' doZen 2 LIS. BANANAS Pomeroy. Ohio r bag GOlD£If RIPE FARMERS IMNK and SAVINGS 00. Dent Anniversary' Sale LARGE GRADE A ~II. APPLES Other Bonking Hours J to 3 lnd 5 to 7 II Ul . .l on FridoYJ. v-"' ' . Quant~ios GOLDEN DELICIOUS AND RED DELICIOUS At A•y Time ELECTRIC HEIT LYONS MARKET ~ Ken Davis At Rutland Dept. Store Rtsemd u:~:runir:n~:o.;.~ ~"r."!an~i!:~s~s:~ MFl~~reLS.SEc•riTEty WETI ..H " beneflll, change of address for • . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , ..-ompt delivery of monthly ' checks, and general and· specific queoti0111 about aoclal security ..-osrame, Including Medicare.'' With Teleurvlce, Ermatinger aid, IIOCjal security penonnel can, In many lntlanceo, liD 0111.·1111 applkaUon lclr beneflll'over lbe phone, thon , . . tile farm lo lbe beneficiary ,Itt hla or her alpature. ' •i '\We can alao accept change ~ addriu lnformatlcm by ph1110 {I'Q!Il .be!M!IIelartes who are ilifwlnc, so thai deUvery of thelr ~wiD nol be Interrupted," . I NEW CRISP Fridays Only Residents are Invited to conbibute a raclpB to • cook· book being compUed by tile Alllilllry of tile Mtcldleport Fire Deparbnent. Recipes can be given to any Alllilllry member or mailed to Mfl. Thomas Danl, 442 South Sb:th St., Middleport, by Nov. I, chairman of tile project. The Alllilllry Ia alao aeDing fruit caltea for tz. They can be purchased from any member of tile aUJ:iliary or by telephoning Mfl. Darst at tm-2131 or 9922ill0, or Mra. Patty Kloeaat 992211111. RAMELESS AT TUPPERS P.LA!NS ~:::::::.:x=::;;;:.;;-;::;:~~::::.M;::.:::=::~:::::;::::;:;:::~;:~::::::::::;I!:;:.:,;;:;:;:i::::::;:;:;::J Wanted by AuxiliaJY tbe Undsey Lyons Waid Cross Sons Lyons Market In Racine Tuppers Plains f':~:::.::::-·:·~?:::::~::::::~w*.x:w.:~ :::::::;-.::w..m::"*::;;~~~ Cookbook Recipes are Don't be 10 atra14 Bill Cross . ClOSS SONS ~-----------------.----..,;----1 James Finley. BIS IN C.INKLE CUT FRENCH FRIED Phone. Reduce ' CNIPBElCS .. tOM~lO SQQP, .: ... ~ 69 C 1~ c 31>.· �• !WINEY J: AIN'T GOT JIIMEY-- LET'S ME 1\N'I{OU 50 DO-IT-YOURSELF FANCY SWITCHES TAKE SAME KIND OF WIRING ly MR. FIX You can have light switches that are si)ent. switches that glow in the dark. switches that dim or brighten the light and even switches that consist of a single large button which you can hit with an elbow when your hands are full. But the best thlng about these fancy new switches is that they are installed just like t he o 1d push-button switches probably still in use in many homes. The wiring is the same. All you do is replace the switch. Toggle switches work more easily t h a n pwh - button switches. For absolute quiet the mercury switch eliminates that click that can sound so loud In the middle of the night. Remember one Important feature about mer- place one of these make sure cury switches-they must be that rou get the right kind lnstaUed straight and up- of switch. There will be three right. Don't try to install one terminals instead of the overhead, for example. The usual two. Simply rewire as liquid mercury will close the the old switch was con. nee ted. circuit and keep It closed. Some switches have neon lights built Into the toggle, cawing it lo glow in the dark. There are swireh plates GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, with the same feature 1f you Salarday, Oct. II, llnO don't care to replace the SALES REPORT of switch. Oblo Volley IJveaiAI<k Co. When replac:lng a switch HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 19 to the most Important thing to remember is to turn off the 19.ii0; 220 to 2iiO lba. 18.50 to electricity. Throw the main 1~.75; Fat Sows 17 to 17.60; switch that controls that cir- Boars 11 to 14.50; Pigs 5 to 11.75; culi or remove the fuse. If you don't know which fuse Sboata 17 to 21. CATI'LE- Steere 27 to 30.50; to look for, turn on the light and then try removing fuses . Heifers 26 to 30.50; Be by Beef 29 When you have hit the right to 30.60; Fat Cows 18 to 19.60; one the light will go out. Canners 12 to 20; Bulls II to 24; With the power off, re- Milll Cows ~ to 290. move the two screws that VECAL CALVES - Tops 41; hold the covering swlreh Seconds 38 to 40; Medium 32 to plate in place. Set these aside carefuUy. Then re· 31; Com. & Hvs. 28 to 33; Culls move the screws that hold 3() Down. BABY CALVES - 15 to 60. the switch In the metal wall box. LAMBS - Tops 26.50; Loosen the terminals (the Seconds 22.50 to 24; Ugh! Wta. brall acrews that bold the 20 to 22; Common W Down. wires) and ren1ove the wires. 8pecl~l Yearllag Saie In Re""ten the wires to the · .......... wllll fte~W, Saie 1 ter1111ba!S of the il"ew switch. Saijrday, Od. 17, 1911. Replace the swlreh in the box and put the cover plate SCIOTO LIVESTOCK back on. Octolier 9, 1m When connecting wires to Hoc•: 200-230, .19.10; No. I, the terminal posts, wrap the 19.30; 230-240, 11.85; 240-260, wire around the post In a 18.35j 26Q..280, 27.70; 190-200, clockwise direction. This wlll 18.20; li!Cl-I90, 17.10; II!Cl-180, prevent the wire from slipping off when the screw IS 16.30; Sows, 1~.7:>18.40; Boars, 1Utl-15; SIAI<k Hogs, JJ.50-W; tightened. A light lhet Is controUed Pigs By the Head, 9.711-16.90. Callie: 704 Head : Choice from more than one point, as on a stairway, will have Steere, 31.llh'IUO; Good, 29, a special switch known as a 80.LMI; Slimdard, 25-27 .40; Good three-way switch. If you re - Cows, 19.Z0.22.11. Market Report TOTH ' MOVIN' PITCHERS ,. •• ,., .•••,Co. 251815 Of QUllnY che.p. Also, nice gentle mere ~ony with saddle. Phqne Ches,.,. 985-4229, I0-9-3tc dition . Phone 992-6247 . I0-9-4tp 1970 DIAL ' N Brick, Block. Slone. Cisterns, Chimneys, Home ZIG ZAG Remodeling, Cement Work, cast and fancy stitch. Pay just $.48.75 cash or terms arranged . Trade-Ins ac- From the Largest Truck• o~ cepted. Phone 992-5641. I0-9-61c Bulldozer R:edlatcr to the Smallest Heater Core . - - -- - - - VACUUM aeaner brand new 1970 model. Complete with all BLAmNARS cleaning toola. Small paint ••. ttz-2141 damage in shipping. Will toke S27 cash or terms lt desired. Phone 992-5641. I0-9-6tc POMEROY, OHIO REGULATIONS Mason, REED BROS. LE.GAL NOTICE Friday to receive con slgnments at 10 a.m. Audion starting at 7 p.m. Let US sell h dl your mere an se. LEGAL NOTICE Pomemy Name & Auto 406 £. Mllln, POmeroy, 0. Real Estate For Sale LOTS WITH all utllltlea. Restricted sub division. 112 to lots. Phone Chester For Sale :'-~ere BASSET puppleo, AKC, $30. 98!'- 3301, night 915-3302. F. 1-6--tfc A. Benedum, Reedsville, Oftlo. Phone 667-3856. 10-4-12tc CRAFTSMAN riding HOME building lots wllhln Tuppers lawn potatoes, Charles Hilton, a.a. Salt Works, E. Main St., 9-24-IB!c Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. 4-9-tfc AWNINGS. storm doors •nd \ ' ROOFING. BY c:oi1'RACr . windows, carports, marquees, blown and batt insulation . Elmer White, sales representative. For free estimates, phone Charles u,le, Syracuse . V. V. Johnson and Son. Inc. GOOD Investment property . House with three furnished apartments. basement. two garages. Mon·ihly income, $190. Priced rusonabiy tor quick sale. Phone 992-3035. 7-19-Hc eont.ct: ORVIU£ JOHNSON Rt.l ?a:iMI Dhter,O, Air.f.onditianin& Inspection And Re-Qwp 6•98 Plus Parts Blaettriafs Phone m-21Q SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Reasonable r1ta1. Phone John Russell, Galllpolll 4>164782 afler 5: 3D p.m; >1-7-Hc - ---- DOZER Work. Phone 949-2171 . 9·13-Hc · SEWING MACHINES. Rtl>alr service, all makn. 992·228A. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sates and Service. We Sharpen StiUCif'1,. 3-29-ffc SEPTIC tanko cloal18d. Miller Sanitation, Stewart, Oftlo. Ph. 662-3035. 2-ll-tlc ---- --- ex. .. .LEGAL NOTICE o Drnm Payment lnsll'ance . ' • SIEGLER HEATER NIM! HOBSTETTER REALTY ~ Help Wanted f;~ ~/: 1'::~:~~n'o.u~: WI'NSTON SALE · M 22 Ladies and Gentlemen T'l'le point Is, if yuu wunt a jnb thai means something. one that _rl-'lurns ~nort• to Y!'u I han you JtiVt! lu it , ttHm you c:;;;,;g,He,l lnf•lrmHftun. h_y wntin~ : r.>l'vbdnn !'f Tralnlnl-( Proau 11f _l•.dti<'HIIfln fm· i'ht• Hundt~'f.:IJIJ»f•d , lk!parl · II (' ~t~:-=~~~~;!:;:~~··~.~~ M11J \lh·tf:trt•. tlllw1• of f':dtK·IJ · 11IE BORN .YDUR NEW HOME F01 Sale, Rent Some Ume ago, as a volunteer, I gave swimming Instructions to menially retarded children. f have never had a job lhet was so phys~eally exhaustlnR. Also; I've never had I job I found so rewardin~ in -•o many ways. !When I read r o~ long ago aboul a group of retarded ~:ngllsh children oemg asked to leave a heMch ~ause "they weren't physi· eally .attractive," I thouJ(hl of my Rtudenls ~nd how marvelously beautiful t.hey were afl: they #-PICIRhed and swam . I • ; ' Cleland Realty ~ Ce':'Ainly ~owhere in the field is there a place for the emotionally Immature. Frankly, I don't think these who vaguely mutter, ··1 jusl want to help people," llave a plaCt' here either. . ( - ----· BE'I"I''l" CANARY Career With a Challenge because she felt she simply did not have the patience required to work with children. She is now doing a fine job with another soc1al agency-one where her contacts are mainly with the elderly. Another acquaintance was a teacher of the deaf and he left for work he found less strenuous. -~ · Roof Palntlnt & Rtplir, Spoutlnt & Carpenter Work. Dorothy Kathryn Whitt ; Mildred Belle White whou WHEEL Horse Salea and Service. Beum Lumber resldence(s) ere unknown to the - - - - - - - - -3-·2_2-tfc 3 ROOM unfurr ;'!hE.d apartplelntitf, and the unknown hflln Company, Ch11ter, Ohio. ment. Phone 990::.i288. or devisees of Dorothy Kathryn WILL give plano lessons In my Phone 985-3301 . home. Phone 992-3666. White. dece.sed , the unknown 5-20-Hc 8-16-tfc heirs or devisees of Mildred ARE YOU LOOKING FOR 2 1-30-tlc Balle White . deceased. and the · - - -- - - BUSINESS room, 322 N. Second ACREST 7 room frame, 3 AIR CONDITIONING, unknown heln or devlseH of WILL pick up merchandise and Ave ., Middleport . Phone 992bedrooms. bath, gas floor Refrigeration service. Jac-k's Mary Peeples, decened . eiso take to auction on a per- 5293. 8 NICE ewes.. 20 tat lambs. furnace, cellar. garage. ALL known as Mery Peoples, whose Refrigeration, New Haven. cent age basts . Call Jim 10-13-tfc Phone 992-2630. FOR $7,500. names and addresses are Phone 812-2079. Adams, auctioneer . Rutland. - - - -- - - - I0-13-6tc unknown to the plelntlff, will U-Hc Phone 7-42--'461 . TRAILER lot. Plenty of water take notice thlt they have been tued by the Director of High . 9-23·tfC and septic la nk . Phone 742-::-~=----c. BRADFORD, Auctioneer ways of tht State of Ohio. whO - - - - - -4781. Comptele Se.rvlce has Instituted a proceeding In Phone 9.fl,3821 the Common Pleas Court of . ,_ Raclnt, Ohio MeigS County, . Ohio, .to .. ~~pro"Orlete ctrflln Pf'O~· y ''trill Bradford descrlbeO n...-an•r .~l"' .. tilQ 5-1-ltc way purpostl,, ,namely the meklng, conttt"UcfiOn · or lm provtmtnt of State Route No . 7, Secfion 6.3-4, Mel;~ County, OhlO READY - MIX CONCRETE and to fl:w: the value of &eld delivered right to \'OUr proptrty . Tf'lt property aought pro/ect. F11t and easy. Free to be appropriated Is more ut metes. Phone 992-3214 . !ipeciflcally dncrlbed as Goealeln Ready-Mix follows : Mtdaleport, Ohio. NICELY furnished 2·bedroom The following parcel. located ~-lfc apartment. Middleport. NOTICE IY In Section lO, Town 2, Range ll, or -6780. Phone 992 -3874. APPOINTMENT Salisbury Township , Meigs 10-11-Jtp Celt No.20:172 NEIGLER Construction. For 9-30-tfc Count,, Ohio, lying on the right Estttt ot Lewis Williams building CH" remodeling your sideo the centerline of 1 survey D&eeased BEDROOM housetnll•r. lor 4 Bedrooms 2 homo, coil Guy Nolgler, REMODELED 3-bedroom ·made by the Department of Notlct 11 herti:IY glvtn that lllllt to vour specifications. Phone 247-2252. Racine, Ohio. house on Lincoln Heights. Highways, and recorded In the- Lucille Casto of MlddltPOrt, I0-11 -6tc Sitts nalllblt now. 7-31-tlc rec:ordl of Melgt County, Ohio, Ohio, has been dui'jl' appointed Phone 992 -J-4-«t. and btlng more fully described Administratrix of the Estate ot 9-27-ttc COAL FURNACE, blower and as follow• : Lewis Williams, deceased , tete HARRISON'S . TV AND ANPARCEL NO. 134· WL stoker, some ~lpe and coal. of Meigs County. Ohio . 2 BEDROOM trailer, country I HIGHWAY) TENNA SERVICE. Phone Phone New aven 882-2811 , Creditors are required to file loc:atlon near Pomeroy . Monthly Paymonfl AlL RIGHT, TITLE AND thtlr claims with said fiduciery 992-2522. I0-11-3tp Available vtry soon. Phone Lower Then Renl INTEREST IN FEE SIMPLE, within four months . 6-10-ltc INClUDING liMITATION OF Dated this 25th dey ot Sep - 992-7JB.I, 992-7133 or 992-2318. 10-11-3tc PARKVLEW Kennels, Poodles, Cont•ct: Mr. Mood¥. Pll. tt2ACCESS, IN THE tember 1970. Jt ovr field office at FOLLOWING DESCRIBED and bird dogs. AKC. Pet •nd 7034 F . H . O'Brien Park & Sycamore In Mid· PROPERTY AUTOMOBILE tnourance boon ·~ how puppies . Grooming. Probate Judge of seid UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom dltt,ort. canctlltd? Lost your Phone 992-5443. house. Phone 992-3231 . .IE CO A550C1ATIES,INC. COmmencing ate point In the County (91 2t 001 6, 13. 3tc: 10-7~c 3-17-Hc !lf::_ator's ltcenae"P Call 992· Formerly ICisltll Associates, southwe•t corner of the east Inc. half of Fractional Section lO; 6-15-Hc 3 ROOM furnished apartment NOTICI: OF thence North 1 degree SA .. Jim PeltH Slys: AJIPOIHTM&NT m lnufes 25 secondt Eeat along with nice yard In Middleport. Cett No. 20J73 UT US INSTALL the heU section lint of l'id Phone 992-2780 or 992-2432, YOUR FUI:L OIL section. 709 .20 tnt to t point; Estate of Edward 8 . Dunun. 10-7-tlc tl'lence South 72 degrttS 41 Decea11d . ' Notice 11 hereby given 1hl1 minutes 24 seconds East along ly BETTY CANARY a line, 156.63 feet to a point In Thomes W. Dunc1n. of Rt. 2, FURNISHED and unfurnlohed apartments. Close to school. the owner s' northwest property Sollda Roed. South Point, Ohio, A columnist's mail Is full of a number of thlngs, always corner and tht real point of has bten duly appoJnted Ad Phone 992-WA. GEO. HOBSTETTER, including requests for free advertising. One is tempted to beginning for the lend htrtln ministrator of the Estete of 141-18-tlc IIROKER Edward B. Ounc1n, dKaaHd, throw awal, unopened, any large brown envelope tbat described. said r.lnt locettd ltte All sizes in stock, NEW LISTING - Nice 3 of Mel;l COunty, Ohio·. 23.41 feet right o and et right shows up. was especially glad this morning that I don't angles to centerline station l72 Creditors an required to file bedrooms, belh, carpotln~, 149.95 up. We Install, Birch kt.tchen. Forced • r give ln to this temptation . In one such enveJope was a re- pius 11.96; thence South 72 their clalml with said flduclery we service, we finance. 10 ROOM house, IIW Union Avo. four months. furnace. 2 car garaoe. Nlct quest to tell readers about a new service offered by the degrees A1 minutes 24 seconds within Oattcl thll Uth day of AUQUII, East along the owners' norJust painted Interior and lot. Bureau of Education for the Handicapped. theut propertT corner and the 1970. ex!trior. Can be modo Into F. H. O'Brien POMEROY o old Chester NEW LISTING- 4 bedrooms, two apartments. Phone 992· Any parent of a handicapped child can tell you that after centerline J . w. Cars~v· Mer. Prob•te Judge of seld Rutland Road; thence South 34 central heel and air con· 5136 or wrltt to Evelyn lm· ltftone" ·1111 county aalting themselves, "How do I help my child?" their sec· degrees 53 m lnutes 30 ttconds dltlonlng. Modern kitchen, 2 bodenl.anderl, 126l.aurel St., (9) 29 (101 6, ll, ltc ond question is, usually asked afler several sessions with West along the owners' tilt c r • garage. Middleport. Pomeroy. propertv lint and the center nne a pediatrician, "Now, where do we go from here?" ltl-ll-5tc YORKSHIRE pigs. Phone 992- 514,500.011 . of old Chttter · Rutland Road, 12.50 fHt to a point In the 6'119. NEW LISTING 50 acres Set the New 1971 . There .are many aid programs and services available owners ' southeast property 10.7--61.c Nice 41 room homlll, OM floor, corner ; thence North 72 dt9rtn but heretofore the information has been so scattered, so A Thought for Today· "Scot1 A1 mlnuttl U secondS West hard to come by, that It was almost impossible for parents, along the owners• south tisb NoVelist Robert. • -·•- HOUSEKEEPER n - . Live BEAUTIFUL Early American teachers, doctors or friends to discover exactly what it proptrty line, 141.24 ,.et to 1 style, stereo-radio com . garMe. Mlntrals. su,ooo.oo & ...... In H desired. Good workiDII blnatlon, AM & FM radio, 4 ·~ was and where it was. Life can become a series of frustr&· point In the owners' southwest SWv...m said, "There Ia no condlflona. Phone 992-5251. corner 1 thence North duiJ we so much underrate as speaker sound system, 4 GOOD IUY _ 3 - lions, Iost time and wasted effort while the child waits- proptrty · I0-8-IIc 17 degrees AI mll'utes 36 speed automatic changer. paneled h.om . e. Nice liltchen . , . . sometimes with Iragic results . seconds !tit a~ng the owners' the duly ol being happy." SEMI DRIVERS needed. Ex- Balance 179.25. U1e our lect 1 ge Ll 1 west prop1rtv line, 71.65 feet to budget term•. Call 992-3352. : ~ c{.~ :~~~Ga: Now On DI.Piayl perience helpful but not The bureau's new computerized central source 1n Wash- the point ot beginning, con necnsary. for local end over ----::----1-0 -13-70 forced elr furnace. ti2,000.0II Remanlng· ·1970 Mobile·, inilOn, D.C., can now make life easier . Anyone can get taining 0.24 of an acre, more or the road hauling. Vou can len, exclusive of the present inrormatlon by writing : CLOSER LOOK, Box 1492, Wash· road which occupies 0.03 of an oern $10.000 to Sl5,000 per WALNUT, Modern otyle,, "I5ROOMIRJCKVENEER-7 MO.r11et' in~n , D.C. :ml3. Include in your tetter the name of the stereo-rtdto, am, tm radto, 4 room resldtncei lip, l .offlce moved! , ,. acre, more or tess. ear If _you oro willing to Said station be'ng tht Station child, his handicap, age and school attended. earn, F"CH" lii'Pilo:.tton, call speaker sound system , 4 rooms down. Control heat. 5 DAN" N JE~ Number as stipulated In tilt 513-22>1-31171 CH" wrlle Advance speed automatic changer, D'lillly xt , . r OII•-Io't 100'x 100. . · ' . .· '··, hereinbefore mentioned survey . The Department of Health, Education and Welfare est!· ·Q-1 . - 500 D. T. Dept., 11011 Enocll Drive, · Hparate controls. S.lance Owners cltlm title by In · mates that 15 per cent of American school children are strument of record In Deed $74.79. Use our budget Ierma. . , . OHIO'$ LARGEST Middletown, Qllo ..so42. 10-13-21<: handicapped in some way . And this brings up another ques- Book 1-41, Page 351, County ea11 992-3352. I0- 1,_ 70 wAN "D MOIIIPOi.eHMOMEROYE DEALER tion. Who is going to teach children who need special at- Recordtr's Office. Together with all rights or MAN OR woman to supply tention? CA~L ~ . euemc.nts of access to or from consumers with Rawlelgh TIMBEJI. 55 acres on good Obviously, there is a great need for teachers-HEW says said limited access hlghw•r,• r..d; One-thlrdwhlte ..k, 15" HILEN AIIORVtRGIL ' Mal••traol . '~• 71ft Products . , Can earn SlO -~ Phon R--• Ill 3" TEAFO D . . ~~ .. llo.i' ;•,; 300,000 are needed. Financial assistance is available for from or to the lend of 11 d -kly pori-time, 1150 ond up persons abutting upori that :U:.~P· • -•v e ·~ ASSOCIATI$ SYRAC~~:~( . ·. . A'Qi~ those who want to have a career w1th a challenge. full-limo. WrJie Chirlte Penn, portion of seld limited ICCtll W.-T. Rawll!lgh CtJ,, P. 0. Bo• 10-13-70 U.S.RI.M •.I.'<' .rf' ~ hlghwi'J, lith own by the planNobody is suggesting that such a career Ia an easy one. of ul Improvement htrtln 204, Chiiii~Otl\ao Ohio A51111, · ' One acquaintance of mine left her field of speech therapy rtftrrtd to . giving nlt'!'f• address end GREEN beens, tomatoos. Pick for Rent -----'{ Water development, all lots large and have good drelr~age. Phone 992-6887 after 5 p.m . 10-1-tfc IRISH cobblers 111d Kennebec Portland, Ohio. Phone Plaint Dlslrlcl. Close to high school and fairgrounds. This 11 a new mower. Phone 992-2429. 10·11 -Jtc 2268. AuNT LOWEEZ.V GIVE ME FIFTY O:NT TO BABVSEr WIF TATER w. Va. 173-5675 Open Dollr 1tll4 p.m. 6:301119 p.m. For want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one Inse-rtion Minimum Charge 75.: REEDSVILLE, OHIO 1'2 cents per word three consecutive Insertions 11 cents per word six con HOMEMADE Ice cream by secutive Insertions. quarts . Racine Fireman Notice '25 Per cent Discount on paid Auxiliary. Phone U9-3.f1l or adund ads paid within 10d.t~ y s . PIANO tuning . Karl Kebler, 949-3293. CARD OF THANKS Mason . Phone 773-SS35 after 5 10-ll-<ltc & OBITUARY p.m . Sl .SO for 50 word minimum . 10-13-JOic ~----Eac h eddllionel word 2c . CHINESE rlngneck pheasants, ILIND ADS SOc to$2each, at farm. Phone GUN SHOOT for turkeys. Additlon.111 25c Chei"ge per Letart, W. Va. 895-3972 any Racine Gun Club, Sunday, Advertisement . '· oay e-xcept saturday. October 18. 1 p.m . OFFICE HOURS \ 10-8-<ilp 10.13-Stc 1: 30 a .m . to 5:00p .m . Dally, 8:30 a .m . to 12 :00 NODn Saturday. HAYMAN'S AUCTION tlouse, COAL. limestone . Excelslo1 LaU!'el Cliff, now open each -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Evelyn McDaniel We have five left - All sizes and most equipment. Write for literature and prices. RATES $5.55 And Complete Line of Supplies GARDEN TRACTORS The Publi!!her rnerves the r ight to e<llt or reject any eels dee-med objectional. The publisher will not be responsible for more then one incorrtct Insertion . ·.Wheel Alignment SOlml SEA'$ TROPICAL FISH EOONOMY • GEAR DRIVEN Cencelletlon & Corrections Will be eccepltd untll9a.m . for Day of Publication !\ oJUISHAIO TH' TREAT'S OCII ME!! Have Your Yt~rly EXPERT Pemeroy NOWOPEN FOR BUSINESS FOR SALE S P .M . Dey Before Publfeatlon Monday Deadline- 9 a .m. Garages. Free Estimates Jim· Larry Kenny- Jake Phone 992-7044 or 992-5632 color, lull size model. All built-In to bullonhote, over- OPEN EV!S. IICIO P.M. WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES Calnma or Resi'Hlti_. sewing machine left In layaway . Beautiful pastel 1965 OLDSMOBILE $1295 Starfire Coupe. radio. power steering , automatic transmission . Real Nice. Pomeroy Motor Co. ~EW JOHNSON MASONRY EXPERIENCED Radialor Service For Sate G.E. retrlgerolor, aood con- $1495 1967 PLYMOUTH power Belvedere 2 Dr. Hardtop, V-B motor, steering, S. automatic transmission . 1965 PONTIAC $1195 Station Wagon, Tempest, V-8 motor. power steering S. automatic transmission. Business Services COAL furnace converted to gas, ONE REO CENT TO t-IN ·NII~~E. I Said persons named or noted above snell further tlkt notice thlf unless they antwar on or bafort Saturday, tl'lt 7th dey of November, 1,0, they will be deemed to have welved their right to answer, and tht ~ttltlon will bt tektf'l IS tn•e and Judgment will be ttf'ldtnd accordinely . P. ei. Me..attr Director tf Hloftwav• (91 1, 15, 22, ~. (10) 6,13, 6te Tom Hili ' You, and Mu,~ic! J-• S..oad Jesu5, ~on of ~lraeh, Wilt not related at all to Jeaua bf Nazareth. He Will tile writt• of the apocryphal- wcirll known •• "Ec:elelluti¢ut''not to he confuaod wllh the ()id T... ta m• nt BPok of ,.;C".•cJr.,.IIKff.'l . .. ,., - ~ - ... ..... ,... ,. ,... • •. r-- ....... .'~ ' WM Ot ~roo •·MY FAllS! Melt NIGHT WI! CHE OF Mr CIH!IIIIITIC 11111.\IPHS lO TMl\ Oi&cRIMtrtm~ Cllff'ITfU~ _.l'fO 00 THEY A~EC!AT£ THE ~RT a: LARIAT LAS!Off r - - - ' CROSSWORD 5. Stopped In G. Pattot amlll. 7. Zoundlo! a. Bod7 or water I. 'Net olf 11. Heroine ot Ooll.ra4'• ''VIctDry'' tl.lbdebuu 18. Lobena'rln'• wife 17. Appearu atbm.t 18. '"nle ADI· J2. Com- men4. llble :U.Oreodjr 211. City 1n Kna.da 211. Plooo IIWIOJ ,.~~ ot J1'0UIUI 28. Dude, mink. etc. 30. l'ood. U . II'Uta Ill 34. - =Ut - 315. Prima 1'......,...... I I . tl) 311.-1 a&.AebiJlu 60. Aapr TAWLZ b ~--­ ... Ca'boodle'• "'r::.- must . be' . r. !'.:.,t: 1rt:A=Is1 <·. phone num.b tr' · I0-13-21c your own. Also, potalotl and sweet pqtetoes. Bring containers. Andrew Crou. Letart Falls. · I0-7-61c Real Estate for Sale . .... ". . I -' ~ ' ' .< \ ' ... ' �• !WINEY J: AIN'T GOT JIIMEY-- LET'S ME 1\N'I{OU 50 DO-IT-YOURSELF FANCY SWITCHES TAKE SAME KIND OF WIRING ly MR. FIX You can have light switches that are si)ent. switches that glow in the dark. switches that dim or brighten the light and even switches that consist of a single large button which you can hit with an elbow when your hands are full. But the best thlng about these fancy new switches is that they are installed just like t he o 1d push-button switches probably still in use in many homes. The wiring is the same. All you do is replace the switch. Toggle switches work more easily t h a n pwh - button switches. For absolute quiet the mercury switch eliminates that click that can sound so loud In the middle of the night. Remember one Important feature about mer- place one of these make sure cury switches-they must be that rou get the right kind lnstaUed straight and up- of switch. There will be three right. Don't try to install one terminals instead of the overhead, for example. The usual two. Simply rewire as liquid mercury will close the the old switch was con. nee ted. circuit and keep It closed. Some switches have neon lights built Into the toggle, cawing it lo glow in the dark. There are swireh plates GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, with the same feature 1f you Salarday, Oct. II, llnO don't care to replace the SALES REPORT of switch. Oblo Volley IJveaiAI<k Co. When replac:lng a switch HOGS - 175 to 220 lbs. 19 to the most Important thing to remember is to turn off the 19.ii0; 220 to 2iiO lba. 18.50 to electricity. Throw the main 1~.75; Fat Sows 17 to 17.60; switch that controls that cir- Boars 11 to 14.50; Pigs 5 to 11.75; culi or remove the fuse. If you don't know which fuse Sboata 17 to 21. CATI'LE- Steere 27 to 30.50; to look for, turn on the light and then try removing fuses . Heifers 26 to 30.50; Be by Beef 29 When you have hit the right to 30.60; Fat Cows 18 to 19.60; one the light will go out. Canners 12 to 20; Bulls II to 24; With the power off, re- Milll Cows ~ to 290. move the two screws that VECAL CALVES - Tops 41; hold the covering swlreh Seconds 38 to 40; Medium 32 to plate in place. Set these aside carefuUy. Then re· 31; Com. & Hvs. 28 to 33; Culls move the screws that hold 3() Down. BABY CALVES - 15 to 60. the switch In the metal wall box. LAMBS - Tops 26.50; Loosen the terminals (the Seconds 22.50 to 24; Ugh! Wta. brall acrews that bold the 20 to 22; Common W Down. wires) and ren1ove the wires. 8pecl~l Yearllag Saie In Re""ten the wires to the · .......... wllll fte~W, Saie 1 ter1111ba!S of the il"ew switch. Saijrday, Od. 17, 1911. Replace the swlreh in the box and put the cover plate SCIOTO LIVESTOCK back on. Octolier 9, 1m When connecting wires to Hoc•: 200-230, .19.10; No. I, the terminal posts, wrap the 19.30; 230-240, 11.85; 240-260, wire around the post In a 18.35j 26Q..280, 27.70; 190-200, clockwise direction. This wlll 18.20; li!Cl-I90, 17.10; II!Cl-180, prevent the wire from slipping off when the screw IS 16.30; Sows, 1~.7:>18.40; Boars, 1Utl-15; SIAI<k Hogs, JJ.50-W; tightened. A light lhet Is controUed Pigs By the Head, 9.711-16.90. Callie: 704 Head : Choice from more than one point, as on a stairway, will have Steere, 31.llh'IUO; Good, 29, a special switch known as a 80.LMI; Slimdard, 25-27 .40; Good three-way switch. If you re - Cows, 19.Z0.22.11. Market Report TOTH ' MOVIN' PITCHERS ,. •• ,., .•••,Co. 251815 Of QUllnY che.p. Also, nice gentle mere ~ony with saddle. Phqne Ches,.,. 985-4229, I0-9-3tc dition . Phone 992-6247 . I0-9-4tp 1970 DIAL ' N Brick, Block. Slone. Cisterns, Chimneys, Home ZIG ZAG Remodeling, Cement Work, cast and fancy stitch. Pay just $.48.75 cash or terms arranged . Trade-Ins ac- From the Largest Truck• o~ cepted. Phone 992-5641. I0-9-61c Bulldozer R:edlatcr to the Smallest Heater Core . - - -- - - - VACUUM aeaner brand new 1970 model. Complete with all BLAmNARS cleaning toola. Small paint ••. ttz-2141 damage in shipping. Will toke S27 cash or terms lt desired. Phone 992-5641. I0-9-6tc POMEROY, OHIO REGULATIONS Mason, REED BROS. LE.GAL NOTICE Friday to receive con slgnments at 10 a.m. Audion starting at 7 p.m. Let US sell h dl your mere an se. LEGAL NOTICE Pomemy Name & Auto 406 £. Mllln, POmeroy, 0. Real Estate For Sale LOTS WITH all utllltlea. Restricted sub division. 112 to lots. Phone Chester For Sale :'-~ere BASSET puppleo, AKC, $30. 98!'- 3301, night 915-3302. F. 1-6--tfc A. Benedum, Reedsville, Oftlo. Phone 667-3856. 10-4-12tc CRAFTSMAN riding HOME building lots wllhln Tuppers lawn potatoes, Charles Hilton, a.a. Salt Works, E. Main St., 9-24-IB!c Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. 4-9-tfc AWNINGS. storm doors •nd \ ' ROOFING. BY c:oi1'RACr . windows, carports, marquees, blown and batt insulation . Elmer White, sales representative. For free estimates, phone Charles u,le, Syracuse . V. V. Johnson and Son. Inc. GOOD Investment property . House with three furnished apartments. basement. two garages. Mon·ihly income, $190. Priced rusonabiy tor quick sale. Phone 992-3035. 7-19-Hc eont.ct: ORVIU£ JOHNSON Rt.l ?a:iMI Dhter,O, Air.f.onditianin& Inspection And Re-Qwp 6•98 Plus Parts Blaettriafs Phone m-21Q SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Reasonable r1ta1. Phone John Russell, Galllpolll 4>164782 afler 5: 3D p.m; >1-7-Hc - ---- DOZER Work. Phone 949-2171 . 9·13-Hc · SEWING MACHINES. Rtl>alr service, all makn. 992·228A. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sates and Service. We Sharpen StiUCif'1,. 3-29-ffc SEPTIC tanko cloal18d. Miller Sanitation, Stewart, Oftlo. Ph. 662-3035. 2-ll-tlc ---- --- ex. .. .LEGAL NOTICE o Drnm Payment lnsll'ance . ' • SIEGLER HEATER NIM! HOBSTETTER REALTY ~ Help Wanted f;~ ~/: 1'::~:~~n'o.u~: WI'NSTON SALE · M 22 Ladies and Gentlemen T'l'le point Is, if yuu wunt a jnb thai means something. one that _rl-'lurns ~nort• to Y!'u I han you JtiVt! lu it , ttHm you c:;;;,;g,He,l lnf•lrmHftun. h_y wntin~ : r.>l'vbdnn !'f Tralnlnl-( Proau 11f _l•.dti<'HIIfln fm· i'ht• Hundt~'f.:IJIJ»f•d , lk!parl · II (' ~t~:-=~~~~;!:;:~~··~.~~ M11J \lh·tf:trt•. tlllw1• of f':dtK·IJ · 11IE BORN .YDUR NEW HOME F01 Sale, Rent Some Ume ago, as a volunteer, I gave swimming Instructions to menially retarded children. f have never had a job lhet was so phys~eally exhaustlnR. Also; I've never had I job I found so rewardin~ in -•o many ways. !When I read r o~ long ago aboul a group of retarded ~:ngllsh children oemg asked to leave a heMch ~ause "they weren't physi· eally .attractive," I thouJ(hl of my Rtudenls ~nd how marvelously beautiful t.hey were afl: they #-PICIRhed and swam . I • ; ' Cleland Realty ~ Ce':'Ainly ~owhere in the field is there a place for the emotionally Immature. Frankly, I don't think these who vaguely mutter, ··1 jusl want to help people," llave a plaCt' here either. . ( - ----· BE'I"I''l" CANARY Career With a Challenge because she felt she simply did not have the patience required to work with children. She is now doing a fine job with another soc1al agency-one where her contacts are mainly with the elderly. Another acquaintance was a teacher of the deaf and he left for work he found less strenuous. -~ · Roof Palntlnt & Rtplir, Spoutlnt & Carpenter Work. Dorothy Kathryn Whitt ; Mildred Belle White whou WHEEL Horse Salea and Service. Beum Lumber resldence(s) ere unknown to the - - - - - - - - -3-·2_2-tfc 3 ROOM unfurr ;'!hE.d apartplelntitf, and the unknown hflln Company, Ch11ter, Ohio. ment. Phone 990::.i288. or devisees of Dorothy Kathryn WILL give plano lessons In my Phone 985-3301 . home. Phone 992-3666. White. dece.sed , the unknown 5-20-Hc 8-16-tfc heirs or devisees of Mildred ARE YOU LOOKING FOR 2 1-30-tlc Balle White . deceased. and the · - - -- - - BUSINESS room, 322 N. Second ACREST 7 room frame, 3 AIR CONDITIONING, unknown heln or devlseH of WILL pick up merchandise and Ave ., Middleport . Phone 992bedrooms. bath, gas floor Refrigeration service. Jac-k's Mary Peeples, decened . eiso take to auction on a per- 5293. 8 NICE ewes.. 20 tat lambs. furnace, cellar. garage. ALL known as Mery Peoples, whose Refrigeration, New Haven. cent age basts . Call Jim 10-13-tfc Phone 992-2630. FOR $7,500. names and addresses are Phone 812-2079. Adams, auctioneer . Rutland. - - - -- - - - I0-13-6tc unknown to the plelntlff, will U-Hc Phone 7-42--'461 . TRAILER lot. Plenty of water take notice thlt they have been tued by the Director of High . 9-23·tfC and septic la nk . Phone 742-::-~=----c. BRADFORD, Auctioneer ways of tht State of Ohio. whO - - - - - -4781. Comptele Se.rvlce has Instituted a proceeding In Phone 9.fl,3821 the Common Pleas Court of . ,_ Raclnt, Ohio MeigS County, . Ohio, .to .. ~~pro"Orlete ctrflln Pf'O~· y ''trill Bradford descrlbeO n...-an•r .~l"' .. tilQ 5-1-ltc way purpostl,, ,namely the meklng, conttt"UcfiOn · or lm provtmtnt of State Route No . 7, Secfion 6.3-4, Mel;~ County, OhlO READY - MIX CONCRETE and to fl:w: the value of &eld delivered right to \'OUr proptrty . Tf'lt property aought pro/ect. F11t and easy. Free to be appropriated Is more ut metes. Phone 992-3214 . !ipeciflcally dncrlbed as Goealeln Ready-Mix follows : Mtdaleport, Ohio. NICELY furnished 2·bedroom The following parcel. located ~-lfc apartment. Middleport. NOTICE IY In Section lO, Town 2, Range ll, or -6780. Phone 992 -3874. APPOINTMENT Salisbury Township , Meigs 10-11-Jtp Celt No.20:172 NEIGLER Construction. For 9-30-tfc Count,, Ohio, lying on the right Estttt ot Lewis Williams building CH" remodeling your sideo the centerline of 1 survey D&eeased BEDROOM housetnll•r. lor 4 Bedrooms 2 homo, coil Guy Nolgler, REMODELED 3-bedroom ·made by the Department of Notlct 11 herti:IY glvtn that lllllt to vour specifications. Phone 247-2252. Racine, Ohio. house on Lincoln Heights. Highways, and recorded In the- Lucille Casto of MlddltPOrt, I0-11 -6tc Sitts nalllblt now. 7-31-tlc rec:ordl of Melgt County, Ohio, Ohio, has been dui'jl' appointed Phone 992 -J-4-«t. and btlng more fully described Administratrix of the Estate ot 9-27-ttc COAL FURNACE, blower and as follow• : Lewis Williams, deceased , tete HARRISON'S . TV AND ANPARCEL NO. 134· WL stoker, some ~lpe and coal. of Meigs County. Ohio . 2 BEDROOM trailer, country I HIGHWAY) TENNA SERVICE. Phone Phone New aven 882-2811 , Creditors are required to file loc:atlon near Pomeroy . Monthly Paymonfl AlL RIGHT, TITLE AND thtlr claims with said fiduciery 992-2522. I0-11-3tp Available vtry soon. Phone Lower Then Renl INTEREST IN FEE SIMPLE, within four months . 6-10-ltc INClUDING liMITATION OF Dated this 25th dey ot Sep - 992-7JB.I, 992-7133 or 992-2318. 10-11-3tc PARKVLEW Kennels, Poodles, Cont•ct: Mr. Mood¥. Pll. tt2ACCESS, IN THE tember 1970. Jt ovr field office at FOLLOWING DESCRIBED and bird dogs. AKC. Pet •nd 7034 F . H . O'Brien Park & Sycamore In Mid· PROPERTY AUTOMOBILE tnourance boon ·~ how puppies . Grooming. Probate Judge of seid UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom dltt,ort. canctlltd? Lost your Phone 992-5443. house. Phone 992-3231 . .IE CO A550C1ATIES,INC. COmmencing ate point In the County (91 2t 001 6, 13. 3tc: 10-7~c 3-17-Hc !lf::_ator's ltcenae"P Call 992· Formerly ICisltll Associates, southwe•t corner of the east Inc. half of Fractional Section lO; 6-15-Hc 3 ROOM furnished apartment NOTICI: OF thence North 1 degree SA .. Jim PeltH Slys: AJIPOIHTM&NT m lnufes 25 secondt Eeat along with nice yard In Middleport. Cett No. 20J73 UT US INSTALL the heU section lint of l'id Phone 992-2780 or 992-2432, YOUR FUI:L OIL section. 709 .20 tnt to t point; Estate of Edward 8 . Dunun. 10-7-tlc tl'lence South 72 degrttS 41 Decea11d . ' Notice 11 hereby given 1hl1 minutes 24 seconds East along ly BETTY CANARY a line, 156.63 feet to a point In Thomes W. Dunc1n. of Rt. 2, FURNISHED and unfurnlohed apartments. Close to school. the owner s' northwest property Sollda Roed. South Point, Ohio, A columnist's mail Is full of a number of thlngs, always corner and tht real point of has bten duly appoJnted Ad Phone 992-WA. GEO. HOBSTETTER, including requests for free advertising. One is tempted to beginning for the lend htrtln ministrator of the Estete of 141-18-tlc IIROKER Edward B. Ounc1n, dKaaHd, throw awal, unopened, any large brown envelope tbat described. said r.lnt locettd ltte All sizes in stock, NEW LISTING - Nice 3 of Mel;l COunty, Ohio·. 23.41 feet right o and et right shows up. was especially glad this morning that I don't angles to centerline station l72 Creditors an required to file bedrooms, belh, carpotln~, 149.95 up. We Install, Birch kt.tchen. Forced • r give ln to this temptation . In one such enveJope was a re- pius 11.96; thence South 72 their clalml with said flduclery we service, we finance. 10 ROOM house, IIW Union Avo. four months. furnace. 2 car garaoe. Nlct quest to tell readers about a new service offered by the degrees A1 minutes 24 seconds within Oattcl thll Uth day of AUQUII, East along the owners' norJust painted Interior and lot. Bureau of Education for the Handicapped. theut propertT corner and the 1970. ex!trior. Can be modo Into F. H. O'Brien POMEROY o old Chester NEW LISTING- 4 bedrooms, two apartments. Phone 992· Any parent of a handicapped child can tell you that after centerline J . w. Cars~v· Mer. Prob•te Judge of seld Rutland Road; thence South 34 central heel and air con· 5136 or wrltt to Evelyn lm· ltftone" ·1111 county aalting themselves, "How do I help my child?" their sec· degrees 53 m lnutes 30 ttconds dltlonlng. Modern kitchen, 2 bodenl.anderl, 126l.aurel St., (9) 29 (101 6, ll, ltc ond question is, usually asked afler several sessions with West along the owners' tilt c r • garage. Middleport. Pomeroy. propertv lint and the center nne a pediatrician, "Now, where do we go from here?" ltl-ll-5tc YORKSHIRE pigs. Phone 992- 514,500.011 . of old Chttter · Rutland Road, 12.50 fHt to a point In the 6'119. NEW LISTING 50 acres Set the New 1971 . There .are many aid programs and services available owners ' southeast property 10.7--61.c Nice 41 room homlll, OM floor, corner ; thence North 72 dt9rtn but heretofore the information has been so scattered, so A Thought for Today· "Scot1 A1 mlnuttl U secondS West hard to come by, that It was almost impossible for parents, along the owners• south tisb NoVelist Robert. • -·•- HOUSEKEEPER n - . Live BEAUTIFUL Early American teachers, doctors or friends to discover exactly what it proptrty line, 141.24 ,.et to 1 style, stereo-radio com . garMe. Mlntrals. su,ooo.oo & ...... In H desired. Good workiDII blnatlon, AM & FM radio, 4 ·~ was and where it was. Life can become a series of frustr&· point In the owners' southwest SWv...m said, "There Ia no condlflona. Phone 992-5251. corner 1 thence North duiJ we so much underrate as speaker sound system, 4 GOOD IUY _ 3 - lions, Iost time and wasted effort while the child waits- proptrty · I0-8-IIc 17 degrees AI mll'utes 36 speed automatic changer. paneled h.om . e. Nice liltchen . , . . sometimes with Iragic results . seconds !tit a~ng the owners' the duly ol being happy." SEMI DRIVERS needed. Ex- Balance 179.25. U1e our lect 1 ge Ll 1 west prop1rtv line, 71.65 feet to budget term•. Call 992-3352. : ~ c{.~ :~~~Ga: Now On DI.Piayl perience helpful but not The bureau's new computerized central source 1n Wash- the point ot beginning, con necnsary. for local end over ----::----1-0 -13-70 forced elr furnace. ti2,000.0II Remanlng· ·1970 Mobile·, inilOn, D.C., can now make life easier . Anyone can get taining 0.24 of an acre, more or the road hauling. Vou can len, exclusive of the present inrormatlon by writing : CLOSER LOOK, Box 1492, Wash· road which occupies 0.03 of an oern $10.000 to Sl5,000 per WALNUT, Modern otyle,, "I5ROOMIRJCKVENEER-7 MO.r11et' in~n , D.C. :ml3. Include in your tetter the name of the stereo-rtdto, am, tm radto, 4 room resldtncei lip, l .offlce moved! , ,. acre, more or tess. ear If _you oro willing to Said station be'ng tht Station child, his handicap, age and school attended. earn, F"CH" lii'Pilo:.tton, call speaker sound system , 4 rooms down. Control heat. 5 DAN" N JE~ Number as stipulated In tilt 513-22>1-31171 CH" wrlle Advance speed automatic changer, D'lillly xt , . r OII•-Io't 100'x 100. . · ' . .· '··, hereinbefore mentioned survey . The Department of Health, Education and Welfare est!· ·Q-1 . - 500 D. T. Dept., 11011 Enocll Drive, · Hparate controls. S.lance Owners cltlm title by In · mates that 15 per cent of American school children are strument of record In Deed $74.79. Use our budget Ierma. . , . OHIO'$ LARGEST Middletown, Qllo ..so42. 10-13-21<: handicapped in some way . And this brings up another ques- Book 1-41, Page 351, County ea11 992-3352. I0- 1,_ 70 wAN "D MOIIIPOi.eHMOMEROYE DEALER tion. Who is going to teach children who need special at- Recordtr's Office. Together with all rights or MAN OR woman to supply tention? CA~L ~ . euemc.nts of access to or from consumers with Rawlelgh TIMBEJI. 55 acres on good Obviously, there is a great need for teachers-HEW says said limited access hlghw•r,• r..d; One-thlrdwhlte ..k, 15" HILEN AIIORVtRGIL ' Mal••traol . '~• 71ft Products . , Can earn SlO -~ Phon R--• Ill 3" TEAFO D . . ~~ .. llo.i' ;•,; 300,000 are needed. Financial assistance is available for from or to the lend of 11 d -kly pori-time, 1150 ond up persons abutting upori that :U:.~P· • -•v e ·~ ASSOCIATI$ SYRAC~~:~( . ·. . A'Qi~ those who want to have a career w1th a challenge. full-limo. WrJie Chirlte Penn, portion of seld limited ICCtll W.-T. Rawll!lgh CtJ,, P. 0. Bo• 10-13-70 U.S.RI.M •.I.'<' .rf' ~ hlghwi'J, lith own by the planNobody is suggesting that such a career Ia an easy one. of ul Improvement htrtln 204, Chiiii~Otl\ao Ohio A51111, · ' One acquaintance of mine left her field of speech therapy rtftrrtd to . giving nlt'!'f• address end GREEN beens, tomatoos. Pick for Rent -----'{ Water development, all lots large and have good drelr~age. Phone 992-6887 after 5 p.m . 10-1-tfc IRISH cobblers 111d Kennebec Portland, Ohio. Phone Plaint Dlslrlcl. Close to high school and fairgrounds. This 11 a new mower. Phone 992-2429. 10·11 -Jtc 2268. AuNT LOWEEZ.V GIVE ME FIFTY O:NT TO BABVSEr WIF TATER w. Va. 173-5675 Open Dollr 1tll4 p.m. 6:301119 p.m. For want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one Inse-rtion Minimum Charge 75.: REEDSVILLE, OHIO 1'2 cents per word three consecutive Insertions 11 cents per word six con HOMEMADE Ice cream by secutive Insertions. quarts . Racine Fireman Notice '25 Per cent Discount on paid Auxiliary. Phone U9-3.f1l or adund ads paid within 10d.t~ y s . PIANO tuning . Karl Kebler, 949-3293. CARD OF THANKS Mason . Phone 773-SS35 after 5 10-ll-<ltc & OBITUARY p.m . Sl .SO for 50 word minimum . 10-13-JOic ~----Eac h eddllionel word 2c . CHINESE rlngneck pheasants, ILIND ADS SOc to$2each, at farm. Phone GUN SHOOT for turkeys. Additlon.111 25c Chei"ge per Letart, W. Va. 895-3972 any Racine Gun Club, Sunday, Advertisement . '· oay e-xcept saturday. October 18. 1 p.m . OFFICE HOURS \ 10-8-<ilp 10.13-Stc 1: 30 a .m . to 5:00p .m . Dally, 8:30 a .m . to 12 :00 NODn Saturday. HAYMAN'S AUCTION tlouse, COAL. limestone . Excelslo1 LaU!'el Cliff, now open each -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 Evelyn McDaniel We have five left - All sizes and most equipment. Write for literature and prices. RATES $5.55 And Complete Line of Supplies GARDEN TRACTORS The Publi!!her rnerves the r ight to e<llt or reject any eels dee-med objectional. The publisher will not be responsible for more then one incorrtct Insertion . ·.Wheel Alignment SOlml SEA'$ TROPICAL FISH EOONOMY • GEAR DRIVEN Cencelletlon & Corrections Will be eccepltd untll9a.m . for Day of Publication !\ oJUISHAIO TH' TREAT'S OCII ME!! Have Your Yt~rly EXPERT Pemeroy NOWOPEN FOR BUSINESS FOR SALE S P .M . Dey Before Publfeatlon Monday Deadline- 9 a .m. Garages. Free Estimates Jim· Larry Kenny- Jake Phone 992-7044 or 992-5632 color, lull size model. All built-In to bullonhote, over- OPEN EV!S. IICIO P.M. WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES Calnma or Resi'Hlti_. sewing machine left In layaway . Beautiful pastel 1965 OLDSMOBILE $1295 Starfire Coupe. radio. power steering , automatic transmission . Real Nice. Pomeroy Motor Co. ~EW JOHNSON MASONRY EXPERIENCED Radialor Service For Sate G.E. retrlgerolor, aood con- $1495 1967 PLYMOUTH power Belvedere 2 Dr. Hardtop, V-B motor, steering, S. automatic transmission . 1965 PONTIAC $1195 Station Wagon, Tempest, V-8 motor. power steering S. automatic transmission. Business Services COAL furnace converted to gas, ONE REO CENT TO t-IN ·NII~~E. I Said persons named or noted above snell further tlkt notice thlf unless they antwar on or bafort Saturday, tl'lt 7th dey of November, 1,0, they will be deemed to have welved their right to answer, and tht ~ttltlon will bt tektf'l IS tn•e and Judgment will be ttf'ldtnd accordinely . P. ei. Me..attr Director tf Hloftwav• (91 1, 15, 22, ~. (10) 6,13, 6te Tom Hili ' You, and Mu,~ic! J-• S..oad Jesu5, ~on of ~lraeh, Wilt not related at all to Jeaua bf Nazareth. He Will tile writt• of the apocryphal- wcirll known •• "Ec:elelluti¢ut''not to he confuaod wllh the ()id T... ta m• nt BPok of ,.;C".•cJr.,.IIKff.'l . .. ,., - ~ - ... ..... ,... ,. ,... • •. r-- ....... .'~ ' WM Ot ~roo •·MY FAllS! Melt NIGHT WI! CHE OF Mr CIH!IIIIITIC 11111.\IPHS lO TMl\ Oi&cRIMtrtm~ Cllff'ITfU~ _.l'fO 00 THEY A~EC!AT£ THE ~RT a: LARIAT LAS!Off r - - - ' CROSSWORD 5. Stopped In G. Pattot amlll. 7. Zoundlo! a. Bod7 or water I. 'Net olf 11. Heroine ot Ooll.ra4'• ''VIctDry'' tl.lbdebuu 18. Lobena'rln'• wife 17. Appearu atbm.t 18. '"nle ADI· J2. Com- men4. llble :U.Oreodjr 211. City 1n Kna.da 211. Plooo IIWIOJ ,.~~ ot J1'0UIUI 28. Dude, mink. etc. 30. l'ood. U . II'Uta Ill 34. - =Ut - 315. Prima 1'......,...... I I . tl) 311.-1 a&.AebiJlu 60. Aapr TAWLZ b ~--­ ... Ca'boodle'• "'r::.- must . be' . r. !'.:.,t: 1rt:A=Is1 <·. phone num.b tr' · I0-13-21c your own. Also, potalotl and sweet pqtetoes. Bring containers. Andrew Crou. Letart Falls. · I0-7-61c Real Estate for Sale . .... ". . I -' ~ ' ' .< \ ' ... ' �• . ~f, ·.'I$!' I~ ~·~ ~,~, '- ·.~.. "' -;iS, ' ' lm'AWAI!JI'II'~';rrda AbUt'- ......., • By'IJailod I'Telt lalmlaUollll In IIM4, Howard Metzenbaum was an incU'p<lrator ol the Ohio School ol Social Scl...,.s in Clevelnnd, a fact the Democratic senatorial candidate be,.,,. •tie rdaCioM ........ adu. 11 ......e1a1 lho !IIPI!••U.• tleo, ~~~da luUoo." /',~t ;:' Th ,. - ··,(t- • . IU:C!d ..ieat of .lpl ed. ''Every year, we have lhol>sanda of YOUDI ~ COOling Into the laboc nlai'let In Ohio and we mUll hsve the Jobs avaUable for them," Cloud said. "We can only do this only if we maintain a favorable busine,. and employment climate." Cloud's Democratic opponent, John J. Gilligan, planned to canoe down the Mill Creek In Clnclnnstl today, where he says pollution is among the wocst of the state. He said the first job of the state •dmlnistratlon is "to enforce immediately ~ laWI •lready established llalnst pol- • ~)<'{ ,. . ~.J.I:f~ ' 1 '-'ll!(~r~;~,.··~n,-;···· :z·' .: ,,~ ~i;;!$· ""' ~· -. ~ p . '!f·: '·• . Rose Lauds Brooks Robinson !'; '~-: ~;;:r ,. • k e~:~ ~:Jn- . ~;t·~, 1,1:~~ 1~. ~ft ~ ' ' •' •, t, ,. ~ ' • ' WASIIINGTON .(UPII -Olin· .> WbeD the mu ll .e ~to llft'llllmlll ~ qt lhe Delli the Jloqio, Roji. Wlllllm McQul!elillllilbave a\f..,ll'lcb up Callocb, 114do,la ~ 10 Ill* • - In 1~ 10 11eep uk for 1111animllola COIIIIIIt to my COlli try is a quesUOII in IIllo elet:lion is shocking," answered Mellenbaum. ·briJIS tile tast of cletlnlng up ~ ~. 'rri 1 l!lqlrilt; ~ mm ' lll!llt ollleeti.Oa, '.however, ''The school, when fDWided in tile lna<usable polluUon we ..... f·~·~·.,.w.>·ww·~. ·...:... .... 111 ·~diQellt wu WOUkl NqU1re jill lllll 10 ID IIM4, was a respcnsible attempt have permitted to oat away at .,:.•.x ' '"'''" · · ;t;,d' 111 ;;;;r.led ro~ tbroutflthe .!IOftlllll ~ to bring labor leaders and busour envlrOIIIIU!~I." Gllllgan private bill, 111mptlng the JI'G • ll'\ll!lbl7 m!!!!!!!!l 111 !ness men togelher to solve Politics; "' joint problems," he said. "At ~ ~~~~~~ . Veteran Rep. William H. lime life\}'""" Ill" win for<e ' Tbe orl,ghial enmpUon lieves is being btoU8hl up now no Ume was I ever in ony way llarllla, a Republican, aald her to tllcoDtinuit operations ..,t, lnduded Ill the in an "obvious smear cam- sympathetic to Communists or Monday nlflht In Washington VIDe '8'" Nov I . merchant mariDe blU, was paign'' against him. other radical causes." Court Hooae that the DemoThe - wu a biD inwlv• IIIUed Ill a joiDt llo111tSeMte The school was labeled "" Metzenbawn said he questioncrate In Congress were a .... 1 VIrginia man'a claim of ~ committee. "Communist adjunct" by U.S. ed the rating of tile school in "bunch of lagard.s" IIIII aolced aplnallhe federal govern- . 1be llllp; bue4 at Clndanlll, Attorney General Thomas Clark a letter to Clark Jan. 31, 1948. vot.era nol to retun them to menL Tbe ~~~~ate pvethe biD, iDibl repllr llopl at Mbml· in 1947 in a guide to subversive Clark's a03wer, through an asthe IZnd ~WASIIIIiGTON (IJPi) -llep. with the boallllltliclment, rou· apoiii-St. Pfltlburlb, activities report published in sislant, said the "subversive" "Tbese same Democrats Ken Hechler, 0-w. Va., hsa ll!!eP~SIIIlmOaiCOUeriii(IPI'OY· ~• .,..E"''rkh IIIII New Washington. The school ceased listing of tile school did not aeem to feel no emotion, no liked thO f..refli gt!YII'IUII@I · ;r Mcinclsy Wilen It waa brought Otlen. ·, operations in 1948. "per se impugn the loyalty of senae ol duty, no remorae for to reject a MarlO Ita, Obio, up. , Grell! LIM St••mn, Ine., The school was brought up any me'llber thereof." their lnacU":: and compla~ plaht'uvaesllon that hill tbo llullllcb 1 aclltauiiiiiQ' not be _ . , lbe·boat, hsa llkllbe Monday by a newsman who Metzenbaum today produced lnCongrea, llarlllasald. 'yet coot of lnslalllng air pollution ao euy In the Bailie, wbtre Cllill :"'. repladnl tbe IIOOdell said that supporters of Repub- the letter he hsd received from llcan senstorlal nominee Robert Clark's aasisianl. they continue to alap voclfer. control deYtces be m•bsJd[pd tn$UIIy the ~·· ~ wHb Ml, ,.. Taft Jr. hsd compiled a "dos- "I became very angry ooaly at tbo admlnlstralion and Hechler denounced lhe iildiljllllln - dllded. llllbei cPnd by tile llf«y repill• at Republlcona In geDel'al." proposal by Union Carbide Houle lito II 1141p. Edwlnl' sier" on the school. yesterday when I heard the "To insinuate that my loyalty word communist In a queelion (continued from page I) Corp. 88 "arr<Jianl and in- Garmall. D-Md., WilD led lbe and !loot my cool but I yield to participate. suiting. It is not only iilegal but baltle 1111n11 1be "'iM"Q 4 11111. ~ • no man In my loyalty and The unique and pre-eminent n--~nnJIS to also unconscionable." Wllhoulthefl!l!'npilon, tile t4devoUon to our system of place of the Negro Splriiualln IJ8IIr.uo; "Why should people have to ;,ear old vaal WOUkl be foreed ~-ft government," said Met- American religloua folk art hss pay to breathe fresh air?" 10 a1Gp ~ the M[Miulppl, UK:e OD Tonight, zenbaum. "If !here ever was a been widely recognized. Not so Hechler aaked Jobn 'f. Mldalio, TN• 1 11 111d Climber· Oct. 13 product of the free enterprise weli-lmown is the Negro folk dleloo, commiasloner of tile land Rl1en with 10 or more RebecCa Hudnall, 91, of near THE ONLY system, 1 believe in It, and I sermon. This most vlial and National Air Pollution Control pet'IOIII aboard. Tbe boat ac- Pomeroy, died Monday at GAME IN TOWN (Technlcotor) hsve and will continue to work remarkable folk form hsd Its Admlnlatratlm, In a telegram. tuliiii0da181 IIIli. O'B!eness MemortaiHa.pllllln Elizabeth Taylor foc chsnge within thai system." W11rren Beatty Roger Clood, Republican canA=vlnc are two daught.era, C.rtaons : didate for governoc, said Montimes. fresh air and no company hss Mrs. Ray Haning, Pomeroy, SUch Is Life To IJames Weldon Johnson, Two Democrat par 1Y the right to continue to pollute COLUMBUS (UPII - and Mrs. Edith Clark, Atbona; day he would expand the presMany More Af1er All C<lcl<IIDola the *Y wBI • - two 10111, Ciarenc:e IIIII Cllntlll ent admini.stration's industrial author of "God's Trombonee," meetings have been announced the r.Jr," he added. SHOW STARTST P.M. development programs,~ elect- the sonocoos, powerful voice of for the ne.t two Thuroday Hechler bas been Involved In an eldn ....... or ...,.. 111 of Springfield; U Ill'and· the old-Ume Negro preacher evenings at the party a longtime light with the the lllte lnaalll')' W. year. chUdren, 78 greatwas like a wonderful trombone. headquarter• In Pomeroy. metallurgical plant over Oblo'o las •• alcoholic grandcldldreD, ooe great ·III'UI All p.m. this Thursday when sulphur oxides that croas the drlako oeroed oa lll&bto _ grandson, and aevera1 atop11 "intoned," "moaned," "pleaded," "blared," a regular committee meeting Ohio River to Vt.enna, W.Va. tbrou1b or In the 11110 children. Preceding her In "crashed," and "thundered." will be followed by a public Union Carbide hsd p~ broqbtla_.,Nttheftntols death were her husband, Hence, he and the dUe, "God's meeting with two speakers that the government pay ~ momlll of tbll year. From W1Ulam HudnaD; two lOIII, Trombo.1es," an espressive present. They are Mayor John tile cost of a fl0.5 mlDion Marebtlll,wbeathelUw• Edward and Harry, IIIII a designation of these vivid Burnwocth of Marietta! and demonstration program at the enaeted, to the end of 11111 daughter, Louie McColley. minister• of God's word as IIIey Max Farley, former division Marietta plant. year, taseo cellecled Funeral services will be' at 1 understood it. engineer of the Ohio Departamoanled to 118,Mt. p.m. Tbwlday at tile l!:wlna "Gnd'a Trombones" will be ment of llighwaya in Marietta. State Llquer Dlreetor Funeral Home with tile Rev. presented Oct. 22 at the On Thwiday, Oct. 22, also at Doaald D. Cook laid the las Eugene Gill ofllclatq. Burial Gallipolis State lnaUtute ( 7:30 8, Profess<l' Samuel Smith, avencea oUI to aboid I dime will be In the Wolla Cemetery• ~1)1111 ROOT FOR p.m.) and Oct. 28 at the pollUcal oclence Instructor at a driO. He Ilk! the a1r1111ot l"rrendamaycaUattllefuneral ro Ovorallaora csrelHE REDS Whltehsli-Vearllng High School Rio Grande ~e, will speak. ba•e accepted · Ike hame any lime. fully tailored In. ps oporin Colwnbus (I p.m. and 7:30 The public IS Invited to both UIOIImeDI with lood •wUl tloned olzeo by maoter p.m.) Nov. 5 it w!U be presented meetings. campaign materials craf-en. Thio estra •~ at Jackson High School (8 for lilt! Nov. 3 election are Streamers and balloons ::>.W::~.:,::~:~:::::x:::>.:~:~:::::::-;~::".:::~::;:;::::: tention to detail iiiiiiNI p.m.), Nov. 10 at Oak Hill available at tile headquarters olecocated the Lloyd Hoffman CORN CROP DOWN School {9:30a.m.) and Wellston located •t the corner of West home on Uncoln Reigbta for a CALL MADE WASIIINGTON (UP!)- Tbe you of lf"&ter freedom of High School (2 p.m.), and Nov. Main St. and Butternut Ave. party honoring John Hoffman The Pomeroy E-R unit an- proopecUve 19'10 com crop Ill movement and comfort 1'1 12 ot Washlugton School In on his eighth birthday Salw'day swered a call at 10:12 p.m. Ohio, damaged by the corn leaf any pooitlon , .. while Monday to Summerfield's blight, was estmlated Monday bending, twi1tinc, or Gallipolis {8 p.m.). There will Comes to UN in afternoon. be a performance at Rio Grande . bl Hatsandbocnsweregivenlor Restaurant In Cheater where at 231,828,1100 bushela, down ottetching. And Lee tripleT1me of Tro11 e favors and the children llabed Norma Hawthorn had become aboot 1.3 million bushela from llitchoa every oeam and College In December. Sbe wu taken to Veterw last Je&r•• field. NinfllfllOI every point of Br JJoll.,r ~ W!e""U•a' lor )ll'bu lrom a !Ish pond. Tbe Memorial Hospital, trealed, mea ·for ptta-lolll nar Egyptian Fcirel&n r.nnlster birthday cake baked by Mar7 with · utra-touah fabric: Mahmoud Raid new to New Ann Hollman was served with and frlllllfOITed to Plouant Valley Hospital at Point Lee S.nlodze.d Jolt York today to ask the u. N. Ice cream and solt drinks. Pleasant. General Assembly for a majoc Games were played. DenimS. TROOPS MOVE IN If your nelrt pair of bib (ConUnued from page I) dobate on the Middle East. Attending the party were Lori c:trrAWA (UP!) - 'l'rOOpl of s1rators who shouted "We don't Official Egyptian sources Rope, Beth Perrin, Jane Wyatt, the canadiaD Armed Foret~ overalll il LEE, you ....,. said Rlad'sobjecUve "is to get a Debra Woodyard, Jayne want your -war." But Nlxon Marrlqe IJeenlel mt!Yed Into the naUnnal capilli never want to buy another strongly worded resolution that Hoeflich, Unda Eason, Andy William Blaine Howells, Zl, Monday night to proter.t brand 111lnl i1noced the chsnla. Israeli Riggs, Jerry Fields, Ricky Barberton, and Cheryl Oennise government offlctaiJ and Nlson'slast atop Monday waa would condemn See the bit selection of Baker, Jeff McKnl(lht, Jamie McLaughlin, I&, Pomeroy; Don property from poalble terrorist at the Westchester COWity, uggression " N.Y. Alrpoct where -apparent- In Tel A~lv Prime Minister Ash, Michael Reedy, Bobby Cull11111S, Z3, Pomeroy Rt. 2, and atllcka, a move without - k clothing. ly by no accident -be ran Into Golda Melr ~de It clear Lvael Evans, Patty Goegleln, Mary Fonna Day Wright, 19, Dnter, precedent In Canadian a rooalng rally for Collservatlve was ready to resume the war If Lee, and KeMy Hoffman. peaceUme history. Rt. I. Senate candidate James L. Egypt siarts shooting after the Buckely. end of the ceaoHire Nov. 5. "It takes two llides to make a • ceaae-flre or achieve peace, but • is enoogb to start shooting," ahe IDld a meeting ol the ellllCI!t.lve committee of her New Fall Styles Labor party. "Our defense And Colors. forces will be ready lor them ~ lhe ahooting rf:IW'De• but our Lay AwiJ Now deep ancl prGinund prayer is that It will not." ~== ~:~~-.: :":'~~ =~.rm=~~ .r +O:=/~~~rmwheel~ ,. ; io Fresh Air U Di • .,...l• R:...Lt Hechler Says - :u1, Sennons Mrs Hudnall MEIGS THEATRE . BALTIMORE (UPI) - Pete RGM is a good bUiinessman but he'o ready to give an automoblle awa~ . "You know, me and J~f , Bench run on automobile dUtributorsllip," the CinciDnaU Reda' captain and team leader said Ill the quiet clubllouae Tueaday. "If we knew Brooks llobinaoll wanted a car so badly, we'd have given him one before tllla thing started. I've never seen anything like him In my life." Roae was referring to the car given to the MVP of the World Series that Brooke pracUcally wrapped up when he hsd another aenaatlonal game In the BalUmore Orioles' 9-3 Ylctory over the Reds. "He's got II locked up," Roae said. But the Clnclnnstl ouUlelder still thlnka the Reda, traillng 30, hsve some lile left. "I've felt all along that we had to hsve a bl& Inning and we still need that big Inning and I still think we're going to get II," Roae inaisted. "I thought I wu going to atart II when I hit that line jlrlve that (Dave) Jobnson speared when I led oft the third. I thought it waa going for a triple. I still feel that wu the key play of the game becauoelt might have started something foc liB," Roae said. ~ger Sparky Anderson of the Reda tried his best to make it IDIIIId like the Rode still hsve a chsnce. But It was a difficult last. ' "One thing I feel now. If we beat 'em tom..,.... with (Gary) Nolan, I feel we'll co all the way. I boneally feel that way." Headded, "Son)ethlng'IIIJ!tll chsnge.l'm not trying to take a Bingle thing away from tbom but everylhlng they do turns out right IIIII everything we do turns out wrong. It's got to chsnge. I feel we hsve nothing to be ashamed about." The Clnclnnati manager said he thought the. Reds were "out of lbe wooda" when Wayae Granger struck out Andy Etchebarren lor the second out with the bases loaded In the sixth lnnlng. "But Granger made a mistake," he said. Granger, the Reds' ace rellever who was making his • Now You Know J'ohn Hoffman's 8th SPECIAL I B'irthday Observed m. Polltics . Elberfelds-POIIIIIUJ .--------""1 HUSH PUPPIES .... THE SHOE Ill Where Shoes ke Sensibly Priced Middleport, 0. Kenneth C. Royall was the last U.S. letl'elary of war. and ploood It over the lens ol a poctable TV camera when he tame Into the dreulng room. "I'm only trying to do my job," the cameraman protested. "Veah, I know," Bench lllid wblle he kept his lhlrt over the lens, "Why don'l you 10 over to the other aide and get your picture~? Vou'U get a lot ll1(ft hsppy ooes over there. We've jll81 lost our third game, you know." Bench also asked aftenrarda, "Doeon't that Brooka ever make an OITor?" Andersoo said hs lhoucht the Reda were the belt t.e.m In baseball before the Series started and he otuck to the (Continual on page 16) Mediterranean two mUea from Marseille&, France. Devoled To The In~era" Of The Meigi-MtJMm Area VOL. XXII NO. 128 POMEROY·MIIlOLEPORT, OHIO ~--we:~·~~iie/~-1 Kelly O'Grady Sues for '4 MUlion COWMBUS -THE DIDO DEMOCRATIC party chairman Bled 11111 'l'lleaday against three top state olflclals and a Columbus firm to recover f4 mlDion bllllte IDona. Party cbalrman Eugene P. O'Grady, lll1ng the suit In Franklin County Commoo Pleas Court ben, cbarlled the Illite auditor, treasurer and attorney genaral had ''breached their sisllltory duUes" In appovlng the queatl"'leble loans,liOW belDC lllvestllfllt.ed by a grand jill')'. The loans from tile lrOBIIUI'er'S office went to FolD' Seaaons Nlftlng Heme, Inc. of otiahema City, which bas applied for rtCII'IIilllltlon through feclerai bantr,."'y laws. The 11111 llllllled Illite Auditor lkl8er Cloud, OOP n<mlnee lor Ohio governor; 1'reaaurer Jolm D. Herbert, nominee for attorney gmeral; and Attorney General Paul Brown. Alao named were omcers ol Crolt.era, lne., the firm that arranged the loans. Security Clamped around UN VNli'ED NATION8 - POUCE BACIED by Socret Service agenla clamped mulmum aecurlty on loday's opening of the United Natkm21ith aonlveraary aeasim~, a gathering bringing the larpat lllllllba- ohnrld leaders to New Yock In a decade. Foreign Mlnl8ter Mllchell Sharp of canada was to malte !he 0rst of the oeaalm'a tiOapeec:bea when the Clen..al Auombl)' meeting bePII II 11:30 'I .Ill. Em. . . Oilier eountrlei ~ U 0rst day lfJN(Itrl Wert ltan, .~ Greece, RWililda, Jlfrl!lldoa, Domlnictn Republic lind M"'apnr. Negotiations at Standstill MONTIII!JAL - NEGOTIATIONB FOR tile lives ol two kidnaped ollldala were at a 1¢J!ndatlll today IIIII a(l[ieand 110ar collapee, with both Prime Mlnlatw Plern Trudeau and the ~ ol the 1'14 t*'lllllord-line lllnda. Trudeau laahed out at aep~r~~Uat ''bondlta" ml ''weak-lnleed bleeding hUrtol" 'l'lleldaJ.IIealdbeWOUklgo ''to any distance" to delmd C:.onada agalnlt ''lilt emergency of a parallel power" to the covemment. llobertLomleua -sbaggyollalred Jllung lawyer repreaentlng tile IMniiJMR'Ii old. f'LQ,the Front cle Uberat.IOII du Quebtc,lll lliPfatlonl '11'1111·"'"ll!!'OiiDLenl - aald the talb were at a ..,..,'1111~ .-11 he 1111Q' bave to withdraw unless he gets new lwliljtll,.. frGin hll claiu!llllne clients. Pocketbook Influence Found Employes tor the adult basic educaUon program expected to begin In the Meiga Local School District about Nov. I were appointed Monday night by the district board. Tom Kelly was named counselor-coordinator of the program that will run for a 2li week period, throe holD's each week.Hewillbe paid at the rate of f5 per holD'. William Colfrnan was named Instructor for the Z5 week period at the same rate of pay, but 101' sis hours a week, and Mrs. Katherine Swanson was named secreUrlal aide lor Z5 weeks at t.he rate of f2 an hour for eight hours a week. Fow represenlltlves of the architectural firm of Sullivan, Isaacs and Sullivan, which designed the new hllh ochool, cnnferrtll at length l!lth the 'llollrd on repalra and COI'rec>o ·111111 bein« made· at the new WllH FREE STAND COLOR COMMANDER CONTROL Makes it easy to compensate lor changing room l1ght conditiona-by lelting you adjust contrast. color level and brightness. instantly, with one simple control mstead of three Zenith patented AFC Automatic Fine-tuning Con· trol etectronica ll·f l1ne tunes the color plcture-iAslantlye"en perfects your tme tunmg on UHF automatically • Zentlh Tttan 80 Handcrafted Chassis • Super V1deo Range Tuning System • Chrom~:~t1e: Brain SofJd -State Color Demodulator • Sunshi ne Color TV Picture Tube • Gyro-Drive UHF ChAnnel Selector " new accounts It is easy to open a savings account wilh us, as we accept any amount. So don't put off any longer starting a regular savinss program. It Is one of the best ways we know \o achieve your particular goal in the future. '·" ·~ ~.t ~r•-· ' . { -~. "I think you've got it backwards. .......... and thiS ·ll!l the · · ACOOUNTS INSURm T0'20.000.00 ~n honest mistake. Our Stylelinl~·· ·it's mar~ than where it's easy to 11 as just~. "lriina al.!!lepttcrle belore me name goes on~ INGELS FURNITURE 992·2635 ',•¢ .;.,···1· ,, I , ~- .,;ll/tll The quality goes in ~< .6. 1: ".._n ·i;; 7'_ I_/ ~· «0 Wather r\, .? • 7' " ~ 1oudy tonight with ohowera -f. ~-~ .•-:. 0 thundershowers likely, ·..,:. o. J' o g cooler northwest tbll 'iS) . .-" ..anoon. 0\anc.e of lbowwa ;; tonlght east and aoutb, IIIII cooler. Lows In upper too to mid ~- Cloudy, cooler Thuraclay. Y ·"- · . ..-' <"' TEN CENTS Heads Adult Program school. The conference followed • survey taken among all employes of the new school teaching and nm-t.eachlng - to gather lnfonnation on what employes believed was not "up to par" In tile new building. Coatractors have been called back onto the job as a result to make recommended corrections and last night's dlacll8sion was tc note the prOilft'SS thst hss been made. dlamiBsal of classes on Friday, Nov. 13 when a meeting of the Meiga County Education Assn. is to be held. Don Wolfe and L. W. McComas were named to perfocm clerical work on Title I projecta for the year. The bid of Robert Arnold to supply coel for the Salem Center and Harrisonville Schools at fl2 a ton waa accepted. Attending the meeting at the Jr. High In Middleport were Supt. George Hargraves, Assistant Superintendent Larry Morrison, board members Virgll King, Don Mullen, Joe Sayre, Frank W. Porter and Hiram Slawter; Cjerk L. W. McComas, Mr. anlMrs. David Bowen from the teachers IIIOCIAtlon, and w.ry, l!tall- The board employed Lane lianiels and Naomi Floyd aa substitute bus drivers and accepted the resignation of Mulne Williams aa cook. Mary Hysell was employed aa a cook. Mrs. Grace Weese waa appointed a substitule teacher and a leave of aboeiK!tl from Nov. 28 lhrnugb .Jiri. Zll, \971,_ Wllf gra~t.~ . to lira. Jo~t. bury, -tep! r ....mg . the Meip Thomas. High School Student COWicli, ol The board approved the wlilch she is president. COLUMBUS{UPI)-Theprlncthalpalt oftlcersed illtatea ~Y arrang s oana ,or out of state firma said today an aUegaUon by State Auditor Roger Ooud that some of the loana were Illegal "Ia absolutely false. II The statement waa isaual by Gerald A. !lonabue, Sidney Grll!ltb and Harry A. Groban, 1 "When the smoke of the poliIleal cannona has died down and the ligbt ol day flnaUy shows upon the record, It will reveal that the state hss not lost money, but rather bas been the beneficiary of many dollars I n interest payments, all of which alleviate the Iss burden upon the people," tlley said. "Acctirdlng to the auditor's "Nor is there any Irregularity oc illegaUty In the loans placed ....., ............ '"'W~~~~"· .. . with the School Employes Re- >=<·:.,,.,.,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.,._,,,wmmm:•A<·>= tirement system," they said. . THE OUTLOOK "Theloana were guaranteed by Fair aad cool Friday, the government and will )'ield be<omlng partly cloudy wltb to the system a much ••·•er slowly moderati•• tern'"6'' rate of Interest than It receives perature• Saaday. Lo•n on almost all of Its other in- generally Ia the 38a. HIP. Ia vestments." apper 511 aad low 181 PollUcal baae Saturday and 111t1t1y ill the ::'="!=.• :~U: ~wn~~O:Sve-= ~7::. ::le~= In~ """W8B'JRG, VA. - POLLSI'ER WUIS HARRIS [ftdlc:tod today the "econ<mlc issue" will hurt the RepubliCIIillln loana and alao contributed 1D tbll year's alecllnn. Without ol!erlng a specific forecai!l on the the campaigns of hllh ranking C~Qiame of tile November eu~~easlonll elections, HarrlSIG!d the Republlcana,lncludlngClnud. "Roger aoud In hla 1011& 19'10 UP! Edltmt' and PUbllll1en Conlerenco his 8111'Veys sbowl the public II deeply concerned about what It .... aa "a geualne awaited auditors report alleged that ·wega1 ~....· hsd been rectfllcJI, II made by the state 1'reaaurer." "lb In 10 feel their lllcomea haveliiJied behind rlfea Ill the the slltemenl' said. "Thla alle(Cootinued m (lllle IS) gation is abaolutery false." yielded the lre8SIII')' OYer f900,- certalnlDC and bringing forth 000 In interest,'' the statement the true facts involved Ill this said. (Continued oo page 16) ,. ED~ G . rant Discussed The aeCutlve board of the n- interested in oblalnlng Leaclln8 Creek Wat.erahed Aaan. water from the association's taUve. ·n.e asaoclat.loo'a engineorlDC consultant, Commonwealth SyatcmaCorp.,waaiopie&eDted by Claude ~. professional engineer. The board voted to dellpate Nov.llu the Cllt4f date for walor aublcrlben. Area reoldet!lll will be nollfled by lltWip&JIIt, and notices In local b'1•h places. water after Nov. 11 will pay a lee of $310. Those s1gn1na up prior to tho cut oft date JIIIY $00. SuJ.rlbera who have signed nota IU' the flO fee should stop at the office and pick up their notea. The not.ea will be turned lntotheba!l!tmNov.I7.Anyone hsvlnc any questlaiw rogardlDC the not.ea or water tapa sboUld call the olllce In Rutlaild. ~=~,:,~,:~::: : : : : : : : : ,: : :·: THREE FINED MRS. MARY BAHR, REEDSVILlE Rl. I, receives a certificate of appreciation from capt. R. C. Wlison, center, Jackaon District State Highway Patrol Commander,lllll U. P. D. McCreedy, commander of the Gallipolis Patroll'o.tll. Mrs. Bahr wblle employed as a llfeguanl at Forked Run Lake <11 Aug. 19, was credited with saving the lile of Patrolman P. c. Weldon ol Lancasier. Weldoo was camping at the lake with a group of Boy Scouts when be slipped Into the lake. He autrered a fractured neck ill the laD and waa lying face down In the water when rescued by Mrs. Bahr. Weldon is lliU C<llflned to University Hospital In Coltunbll8. Besides the certiflcale, Mrs. Bahr bas received a letter from C<ll. Robert M. Chwammte, Patrol Superlntendmt, atending thanks of the entire Patrol for her actlm~. Three delendanla were lined •to and costs each and a fourth forfeited bond In Pomeroy Mayoc Chsrles Logar's court Tueaday night. Fined were Jallles Crump, 60, Point Plelsallt, 110 operator's Ucooae; Coy Nlto, Po"'eroy, and William Hullinarl, Puilen>y, both lor lnlolllcatloa. Unyd Sa.Yre of Irontoo, f<x'feited his fZII bond posted lor flillng to ~alnlaln assured clear dislance. Priority Decided Top priority was given e•t.ensloo of the concrete apron for air craft parking IIIII COil· atructlm of a tulway ~ afternoon In a joint meeting of the Gallla-Melga Regional Airport Authority and reprasentsUves of E. S. Ptutoo and Associates, Columbll8, consulting engineers lor tile airport upgrllding project. Other projects will Include wldenlnjj the approach from the MARII,M.GE LICENSE runway to the apron; lnErneat 'ttay Donohue, %4, stallaUoo of "rell" (strobe 1 I'Gmei.,, Rt. f, and Bertha Ughis, radio beacon transmitter MkiQa, 21, Pomeroy, Rt. 4. and upgrllding runway lights ' and Installation of tulway lights. Funds lor the project were allocated through State blue Number I. Both Gallla IIIII Melga COWitieo received fiO,IIOO each. Present foc Tueadsy's sellllm at tile airport were Dr. A. ll Christensen, Eldon Wuen:b, John Cornett, Eddie Aikins and D. Kenneth Morgan. Attorney Bernard Fultz represented Meigs County. Booby 7iraps Get Elei:Jen s- Exclusive Zenith <" <" "? I Smartly styl ed compact v1nyl clad cab1MI in grained Kashm1r Wo;~lr~ut c;;olor. :o: JwTwon-co ne apaakar full Zenith qualltg " Loans Held Leg4l ''lbe refertl1!le to a rro.lay UmltaUon II an aboolute flc:Uoo aa such a reatrtetlon II not contained Ill Olllo law." Dol\ahlll, Grlftlth and Groban alao Ilk! the stall treaaurer's office bad pm'loualf made loans for up to two years and D8J1Ied !10JBt u A. G. Jlecker, Lebman Commercial Paper and Goldirillll, Sacha and Company. The BURNHAM • Model I4208W $419·95 ,;> WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 ...,.. C4MeCied wts lawful In Economic Development Ad· office In Rutland or phone 742- a low.. low Louise placed In 11'0111 of her bome 18.) ,j'. en tine .U rii[IOCia, Including length of alnlatratlon "ltb Phillip 5tlliZ Wlm," said tile i!lltement. Lavelle, irea EDA represen- ~one wlahlnt to sign ,. for graiO• 'Dml)' ,II pnbably the 1111111 dnoted o Mooday dlacasaed the terms to proJII)Bed rural water supply ADLeuiLept "Eveey loan with whlch we qualify lor a grant fnlm the procram should conllct the d walolll color REDHOTFAN- Lou Glln. !lnclnnaU Red fan In Melp County. ~ large nag (I'OClaiD1Irlj! "Go Big Red ·:· at y 1f 18 a IIDIID Island In the :Y ;!!'":.~ ~~~:ti':; Two ThU1'8days .,.'~~ ~~~ :~~ ':: ::,.~ >::oo;s:,:;:,:!;!,:,:.<~«x;*~~"'*"""'''~"''" lolclially oo a 2-2 pitch. "I felt lood hut I l)l8de one mlotake IIIII It coot as the game," he said. "We're blttlDC the ball well,'' Alldersoo said. ''We got nine lllta and Bench and (Dave) Concepcion each hit two solid liners thai were caught and Roae had ooe." RDblnson enagged a Bench liner lor the IIOCOIId lime In the sixth Inning, diving to his left to make an Incredible catch. In the last of tile Inning, Brooks came to the p!Jte and Bench said, "The next lime I'm 1onna hit one over , _ head." The amiable Robinson laughed, ''()by," But Bench took a called thlrd ..... M da Have Speakers first a(IIIOII'ance of the Sert.es, llrlke ill his last at bet. pve up a ..and siam 10 Dave Bench later took oft his lhlrt • ' MIDDLEPORT .. . .' . • • .· .', -··. .. ' n~;nne ~;;; .. l• •· ' , ~-1 -~-· ,' '. ·· r·. -:>· ._ '~ ' . _( . -~ t ·. ·;_;;~ _:f ' "' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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