http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d46392368ad7e4f354e29abcc472fb2f.pdf 9fba8fd4dfda0ab4d7ca9a012ad8465d PDF Text Text ;:;.:,:,";;.,.1···~.- r"· . .. . ..--..-- .. -~·- Speeial Meet f .l ,Pr. PLEASANT - A ..J m' l 11 of 1tle Point Pl~ 111&1). School Band Boosters 11 be lield Tuesday, Oct. 29,. 7:30 p.m. In the band build! DIKU11loo will be held 011 · proposed """ band bulldin~i. be located at the site or the Iii' ent structure. ~ The Boosters also will be plans for a rummage and& sale to be held Nov . 2 to r~ !' -· . . .. ·-- .. "''•" . .- . . . . . ....... ..... ..... -~ ~ ,. -~-- - - .. ~ - - -- .. •. ·· ~ -· ... ,... . , _, ___, __ ri 1968: A Crazy, Mixed-Up by BUGS -BUNNY np ... funds for the much-needed cillty. The parents of all e mentary, Junior High and S lor High students are urged attend. PLAN DINNER PT, PLEASANT - The ! omJ Bible Class or tbe Be1 mesd United Methodist Clml will have its annual T'url Dinner in the church social roo on Friday, Nov. 22. l . HMMM/ Ll:.r MESE:E IT/ FOR THIS BABY! FOLD /lo. Pli!CE 01=' •ORI'N61;i P/lo.l'elt l<o IN. WIDe ,I.ND 8 IN, L.OHG 1H6 CIIW'ke 4 DMf' Hardt.l *kl bqe•. blacll: lDterior wiU fold door .rm rut. Pow..,lido trau.u.loo, po-r 1leerinl PCI _, br.U.. raCUo , whtte-li iii ' f poll-• •• at fii..3IT.I or IN .H .....L.F RadJn.equlpped Sovlei Army repeatedly warned: staff' cars rumbled the slde''This demonstration baa not llrests along the students' beeo reported and must be route. The stall' can and the eonllldered to be unauthorized." But the studeets perhaps trotll>• Inside did not Interfere. But Czechoslovak pollee In charged with the emotloo of patrol crul~era and trucks raced toda,y's SOUl amivenary or the to tho aide of the marching c z e c h o a I o v a k Republic, 8bldaatl IDd with loudapeakera marched up to the rocoeeo GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. '! u•IJ6 a.cend ........ o.m,.ua. ' ~~ , i .; ottle L c' rt-------- .l :r:l .! " 3. PA.INT OR ,.: A FACE i ., f)RJl.JI,J 0111 •• SPAC Woman Dies From ON UNDER· SIDe- OF ONE HEAD COMPACT Cl Fits in whBfe others cs yet it f11tures rich, fu/, FM/AM/STEREO FM R, FM. plus oulstand•ng co n• Stereo FM Indicator llglll . OUR BOARDING IIO't.TSB 10 W ...TTS OF PEAK M ampl!lier del 1ver5 co nslan stereo sound_ Instant warrr re cord SIX-SPEAKE • • • •e 't by B:lll Frevse AJIQVI! ARE SOME OF the 25 localml visiting mlnlotere In I'<IDero1 Sundoy ss they came dOWJIIItalra In the Pomeroy United ile-st Church to partlclpste In the ordination service for till ReY. Glen HUes. Foll.awlng tha service, a dinner was served at the Pomerqy Elementarx School by the wscs ml the ·L1dla Circle honoring Blahop F. Gerald Ensley ml the Rev. Yr. HUes. News••. in Briefs MICRO-TOUCH• 2G T· ~ balanced tone ~ mere lw . a gra1 1/111': caov- ahowlng, and not just . • plain, everyda,v In ChiOIIO but a --ho ft81rt 011 111c1t1pa Ave. and MI.YOr Dalq with (Cont!JaiOII on Pqe 8) ' "' 0 ? ' <' ~~ "'orJ ·. · /'o~ -"'--~---R_V_E_C_E_N_TS.c. reforms wrought by the Czect. akrYak Communist regime led b1 J)8l1l' ftrst secretary Alexander Dubeek. At the bottom of the hiU there had been only about SOO students, but the coiUJDD swelled as It pushed up the hiU. !ludents snstched red, white and blue natlooal bamers thai hed been hung on street poles to also to preserve the nation's '. ldent "'....... " 0 ·. ·.1 0 MRS. JAMES F. O'LAU!li1LIN (_~ former. -~ ljobote. .r) bql4~ .,;,;. :~ ._ Rob, as ehe received medalo in<illdlnr the coveted suver star presented poathumoualy to wlli• buill, the laiAo Lt. O'Laughlln, who wu killed March Z In Vletmm. Mlldtltl the prese-IIIIIJ. or Stanley White, U. S. Army, slltloned In Atheno, Sunday at the home or Mr- ml Mro. ~ Hob&tetter, Chester Ro.l Bravery Recognized BY BOH HOEFLICH alliance with the Kremlin. ''- Y;srn'b tr111 ilw•, Prel.Jo11Dm11'1 wltlldta.-1, IIDekalelllr In llld out, ..,._. dl.tto, Me~• 1 11 r p r 1 1 • IDd caltle that is the seat of peroment. The llt1ldentll hed witnessed the pall week the dumping, IDider Sovlat preosure, or mejor tfC)eral laws paased &mda,v. The laws dtrldod the nstl'"' lniD aemilublomoua Czech and Slovak states giving the Slovaks the lndepe11danee they have oOUSbt for most of their troubled history. In the speeches, Dubeek pledged to continue the reform program thai had triggered the Soviet anger and lnvaalon and :> !-( I EYe......, . . . - " " hal YGilllle, .,.. u)l)aoal · In ..~~~~~ Xlq mark today"s amlversary. The Communist Czechoslovak leaders had gathered in the castle and delivered speeches on the anrrlveraary and on the Y - Chewy-Oidl O.•ter ~ 1-. ,.<Oj)t ado Variable cloudlnesa andcoldor MONDAY. OCTOBER 28. 1968 $AVE • JGil ...... ..., "II' I dmpiJ been .. tonight and toiTIOiiOM wltb IIIOW nurrlest mainly lAw too)gbt In the 30a. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ..r~1a. ,. ' aut• or Weather at y el, 4 JMIW OllHl one OWlii!IC. Cal I ' ,, shouted "Long Uve PRAGUE (UPI) - Cbantln& tedly "Rulaians go bome," about freedom." Communist J)8l1l' aources aald 4,000 - · massed In l'raA1le IDda.Y and marched up lo It was just such student action Hredcan)' Castle where the that the Czecboalmak leaders laden o1 tbla Sovlot«eupled hed tried to aYOid, wanting It m1111rt trigger massive retalianation llere meeting. · 011 the W8l' up to the hUltop tion by the Ruuian armies that ~olle, the sllxlonts also _ . lnvldod this nat1m Aug_ 21. Bruu Dennis Usecl Cor Mgr. l ' i 4,000 Czech Students Defy Russian Occupation Forces l'·' ~+. t ooneeded there Ia a ll'eater watch Walls..! the thiN psrb' mueh more predae inltnuntlt chance to be wrong dds 7- man's vote hllll beaD impcmdera- lllln It rsall7 ••. " The pickle <( t11o poll- and than al 1111 time IInce th•. But blo. Walla<e Vote Cn1dal the laot-mbute dedsiooo- and the poll-• seem cudldalt Somuel Lubell, a lonl time kind ot a , _ bas It they'll be rllllrtpolitical malyal with I doo.tbellbeen?-ls put t1111 by Oliver The have vaoll7 ~le,...,.. COJI1liiiiY does lmpnwed their DIOIIKoda IInce rlnlllltli le<MI4JIO """ Is roport.. moiii.Y prlvaiAo political polllns: 19t8. For ..,. ~. they are lng to - - · · but making no result predlc:tion, so,ya no117 "None of 1he CIDdldates has polllnl rllllrt up to elediaa dme. the big CJJOstion Is ..,. mud! of z!Dged the public yet. Olr polls 'lbe,y are ralher split In opinion daa't .._ 1110)' rqlng enthu011 whether the public cooaldera the Wallace vote will break alssm for Nixon or Humphreyll'om him and which will It the No. 1111110 to be VletDam or and show bitter dfvisfY«M!!SI for 80· He also seys It al-l baa law and order. 'lbe,y are 8ll"'ed that polling "Ia a Wall· • , either yau hate his been Implied on the one big foetor dds year: moo. • ' ,· ·i Year for the Pro Pollster Devoted To The lntere1111 Of 'l7te Meigi·MIJIIOII Area VOL. XXI NO. 131 't·l . . • e Mrs. Clarence Rainey, Mrs. A' ett Roush, and Mrs. Harold H: SEE••• . Could It be a aqueaker? A win and rlaers by Georae c. Wallace. 1bis is M old charge. by a whllker? Two decadea aao, In the final "II could be the!-- or It could be a landallde for Nllwn, u &aid week of bis glve-<em..bell cam~ Doll- All>ert E. Sllldllnpr. po)gu, Harr,y S Tnunan wsnted urve never· seen IQ)'tb1nl Itke to know jult who takea care of this. As <( toda1. eltller ooe the polltoker' s tally willie the (lluberl H. H&mphrey or polltaker•s bolO' taking polio. He Richard M. NIXOII) could win accused the GOP of rlalni resu1tJ to dlseoura,ge Truman 1h1a eleeUCI'I. u You tblnk yw've aut trouble~ voters. Over the p>Uitera' heads coping? Cooslder the Foil-s. now-20 yeara later-hangs the Pollsters Accused They sre being called llara apecter ut 1948. II Is generally ArUftcW eyea for llvl.ng paUentl were made as early aa the .. , Mil <en1ur7 by Romanprlesta.mo preeticed ourger,y. ' ~'\ ~ F!rll Nldcal ~ "--: I call mv --•nttes ••• va rlables. ••• •• .., '""~>~.... l.l..mp1Jd, 1111 ten..foot poll. surprise eletrenta . . • a new : llocaa!J P.S.: All rllllrt, toil me bailpme. Tlult's what 19!i8 Ia .ii11J 1"11 call It . . . made of It you're a public . ~ . 1'1rlt P.S..:- Because that's oplnlonJIC)lltaker. w'Loi I WOULDN'T TOUCH .I "Those are not just hedge D £ F I N I T E PREDICTION words," said pollster Louis wrrK. Harris, when CJ10riO<i wilY se man,y of them are f1,ylng about Ill' H.D. QUIGG in the !)J'elll...'lbla hal ,prcbabl)' UP! Senior Editor been the strangest political year NEW YORK (UPI)- Tur- of modern history. More Wlforebulea& , • • volat:Ue • seen events than certainly since liDflthomable- beset with un- 1932. Much more than 1948. n Now You Know Committee chairmen for · affair are Mrs. Robert FowJ , . " ' . BY UPI SOVIET PJ!EM!ER ALEXEI N. KOSYGIN said IDda.Y VIetnam lalkl ~-· react.d a very compllelled atlie." He asked the , _.. lltJVermnonl to ilo all It CIOIO persuede the United Slalel Ill CaJj ID UD-tiooal ball In U. S. bmlblng. . llol)'sfn's s t - _ . rei- by JII)>IIIIIO sour<:ea In .Ma- tollcnllaB a eo~ ~ ........ KosYJin m1 Jlpaiiiioe 'n'IDipOrt ~ Yolllro - - ..., bad · ;,thi Soviet I - t o use hlllood ollloeo -nt..fltll•· . IWO gian I 1 ()"' IWO 3~" CO Ol sponse of 60 1 Pf.u4 Tape lnput{Outp Changer • Prov1ston for 0 THE REV, GLEN IDLES, right, was ordained Into the ml~>­ lstry SurMiay aftern0011 at the Pomeroy Urdted Methodist Church or which be Ia pastor. Contlucll!!i the ordl•tlon was Bishop Franels Gerald Ensley, D. D., LL.D., lett, Bishop of the United Methodist ChUrch Ohio West Area. The Pomer!l¥ church was tilled tor the occasion. FIVWAY FORECASI Temperatures In Ohio will avorase below normal TUeldal' th........ SOIUt'dal' with dally hlgho In the low 40s 1o the low 50s and nii)Jidme Iowa mooll7 In the 30s. It will be Cldle cool most da,vo of the porlod. Pr~ will total ooe dd!d to twu-tblrd Inches, oc- eurrilll aa aboWera or a a o w llurrles mostly cllrlng t11o BOcoad ball of the period. • ~=x~~"i:::::::~:~:::?.~:~~~:~:~~::!:::::~;:;~:*;;;: Notices for Trick, Treat 375 Votes in By Absentees To date, 375 Meigs Coontl- """ have east ab- bsllots In the forthc:omlnil November election. The Melis Coom\Y Board ol Electloos will be _ . ti-om I to 4 p.m. dally lbrouSb I h I 1 Tla&rsday - the deedllne for Ill>V<JIIng - tor tllo convmlenee ol Y0ter1. Boanl ollldala also r<p>rtod toM1 amther ebtla&oln a V<JIIng plate. Thll II In the 1..01111 Bot- Injuries Mrs. Robert G. Callahan, 21, Rl I Jaeksm, admltled to llolzer Medical Center, Flrlt J),Ye., at 9:4S p.m. &lturda.Y allit a traffic aeeideat iD Jack1011 COIJn.. \Y, clled In the holl)lltal at 6:10 a.m. ~. 9MI suffered fractured rlbo, a ltoctored leg and lnlornAI Injuries. Three tllher per100a, twu ol them lnsolved In automobile accldera, were treated _ln t h e emar...,~ room and edmllted to the hospital. David M. 1AliiC. 22, Rt. 3 Wellllloe, was odmltled to the hospital at 2 a.m. Sllunloy with laeerstlons of the . - and eye. He waa Injured In • me car acon Rt. 327 two mllea north ol Wlnclleoter. Mrl. lfarJ L. QIUtland, 93, Boys will be boys, particularcomes to prlde in their Dads. And one da,v In the not too distant ruture, following the patt8rn of boys, two-year-old a o b o•Laughlin In all probability will be boosting a bit sbout his Dad, the late Lt. James F. O'Laugi'.ly when it lln. ADd rightfully so. Young Rob realized little ol the s1grdl1cance of ceremonies &mda,y at the home of hi& grand pareats, Mr. and Mrs. George llobstetter oo the Chester Road, when Ll Ql Laughlin was rec:og- - Four peraona were injured ln one ot three automobile accidents reported over the weekend by the sherlll's department. Four sustairwd lnjurlea SundsY at 2 L m. on Route 124, twotenth• of. mHo 0111 or the Syracuse corporation limit&. Sbertrr'a deputies said 1 car drl'"" by Gary Wade Rupe, 21, Rt. 1, Portland, went out ol con- •ro C.LDBBirviAN PRIVATE (STAY OliT) RUII ..,.....- -- --.----·- Haapllal by tho P11111ray IJ'III"J· ~ Sundoy ewnbWaller lite be ,7'4WridlJW1DICII'DIII' lhe AUnd Bla• f)1'<ipor1;y ... WDIIoHID. . u' ..... .·.~ · DAY FuaesonTwo Making the pr• . - . . , . amMajor Stanley White, 011 ROTA lnstruciM at Ohio UniYorafl;r, himself a veteren of tllo VIet- - received several U. S. Army nam d.a.v to Mra. O'Lsuglilln - ooaruct. The dtadon awardlll.< Ll medals awarded poltbumously to her husband. Amongthemwaathe O'Laughlln the SUY81' Star SUver Star Issued only for UD· reads: usual bravery and dedication to "Secood UeutOIWit O'Laugbduly . Un dlllllngulsbed himself for beLt. 0' Laughlln was killed in role action on 2 Mardi 1961, Vietnam on March 2, thb year. while aervtag as a g~ •.,... IeedHe had departed for VIetnam er with Co. C, 4th Bett•'lon, on Nov. 15, after having spent 9th Jntantr,y In the Hopjl)lc of a month's leaveherewithhJswtfe VIetnam. and 9011. He was the aon of Mr. "Lt. O'Laugh!ln's p l and Mrs. Francis J. O'Laugh- cafi"Nlt UDder tntense eneJIJ1' fire lln or De,yton. (Contlrued on Page "1 Four Injured Early Sunday trol OD 1 curw, traveled lett of ChiiUotllhe Rd., GaDJpolil, lam preolnct wllere - · will admltlld lo llle holpllaiii9Lm. eentor off the hl&bwiY ml hit a eaol their .b allols 011 New. Sin tho '111ICK OR TREAT nllllt In old Llllla: _ . , ocbaol. Vat- SoturdaJ willl a I t a - loll slpml two trees. .:· WASHJNGT(>N - PaEStnENT JOIINSON'S 3-dsY old 1101 M•'lft ~· J'lalnl will be lloldtrom Rupe sulrered lacerstloos or hlp. !lie IaJured .... the !Drebead ai.J left arm while era ire. 1D ,tllo bu'Jdlnr , ~~ II Ludatla Dofho Robb. Jllo eldor dluibler• llDda 7130 p.~n. ta.• 'II ."'111o10 o~Jwed' llld Coli em her bed>oom oo a ..,_ tor her ...,..,..... alter I<!'IIJhOIIIilr ~er 12 :roor• ofqe an ASKi!D lbrcluth tilt trillll door. p a o - Henry Walker, Portflqcw. Marine Cop. Chsrleo S. Robb Ill VI-m, tor II- NOT to partldjlata. lind, sustained a held ll\luey m1 TAliEN TO HaiPJJ'AL U1D · ·"centlcnl~ Mike Wilker, Dotllo lltnnl. P-, wu 17, Portlanil, a b......, Jell le~o rOBIOYedtoVeterllllllomollal f.Durt Levies nlzed posthumously .. another or America's heroes In the Viet~ nam War. But me day he will. &mda,y, Mrs. O'LIItl)lh!ln the former Pamela Hobstetter . - . ' and James Walker, 15, Portland. lacerations or the nose anrl back. They were removed to Veterana Memorial Hoapttal by the Syracuse emergency squad. The 1966 model vehicle dri-ven by R~e was demolished. ~e was charged with DWL A Rt. 2 Racine man WIB tlted on tour ct.arges followirw a ootcar mlshll)> Sunday at 5:20p.m. on the Nease HoUow Road. threetenths ol a mile east ot the Sa.. shan Road. Shorltf Robert - h ' o IJept. aald GObert Sellara, 23, wu arrested on charpa of ID operator'& license, speed ln ex:ceas or rood condiUIXIB, lallure to reg)- a motor vehicle, m1 Ohio Politics Lure Glenn drlvt!W on the ,.....,. side of tho r...r. The vehicle l'QIIItletl a curve, met 'a car ~ ill the opposite dlreet!CII, .......... olf tho rood, ml tumid owr Ina creek on the rl8bt aid& Tho 18$9 m..W ear _...,.. by Sellara wu ' "''•bed IDil Sellars and apase~tpr,P. d 11 &Ill......_ 1. JIM... talnod eontus10111 Wataoll was latar!1"ftte't:oV6 Watsoa, 18, RL -It,.J.t erens MemorlallloiPial. The ether ~ p. m, SUIIdl¥ oa Slatll .... . . - , of the jlmotlob of 12i. • , ADD Pltrldt a .u. iaiiiiM a-. 7 .Ill l!iilli ........ w.v.:, ln&llltii.,..W ofJao- • • It oiJtllt I ,• . ' . �,• ' . Melfi, Property Curtis N. Jones, Dorothy V. Jones to George C. Gelilebper, Mary A. Genhelmer, parcel, Che""r, Al'thur H. Beegle to Slate of Ohio, easement, sutton. Virginia MQ Fisher, Anna Louise Weaver Smith, Arthur H. Smith, Jr., Helma Weaver White, Selwyn H. White w Paul Simon, Guldo Glraloml, lots, l'<lmeroy. Kenneth VIning to Kenneth 0. Marklns, Vermont Marklns, 'h A Slllobury. Roscoe Fowler, Mildred F..,I. er to RB1Jnond Lee Walburn, Mary Lou Walburn, lot, Middleport. Gil)' T. carleton, Emma F. Carleton to Leland Porker, Mar· pret Parker, 6..32 Acres, Chest.. er. Ora A. Nease, dec., to Dora1d Weese, CArl Weese, Anna SaY• a,ge, cert. tor lnnt., Syncuse. Elaine E. Haworth, EUis Ha- worth. 8ara Ervin Brown, Wil· llam Brown, Jean Ervin Weiser, J I, ,.~ ' ~ '. ( ' ~ .... •: THESE SIX YOUNG ladies became members of Ohio Ete Phi Chepter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Sunday night when the aMual ritual of jewels was held a.t the home or Vlkki Gloeckner, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Seated, left to right, are Texanna White, Jo Smilh, sarah Bechtle; standing, left to right, Dorinda WUson, Llrxla Riffle, Charlotte Davidson. ~~ r Awards Come Posthumously ,, ·~ ' Nov , 18, last year until h i s death on March 2. It was awardeel in connection with groond op. erations against~ the hostile forces in Vietnam. This citation says: "Through his untiring effort his men. Alt~ wounded he refused medical treatment and and proCessional abllity, he COO· conMnuecl to aid his men. slatentiy obtained ootstandlng re"His valorous action contrib- sults. He was quick to grasp the uted immeasurably to the suc- impticaUons of new pr.oblems cess ol the mission and the de- with which he was faced as a result of the ever-ehangtng sitfeat of enemy forces . "Lt. O'Laughlin's personal uations inherent in a COWlter iribravery, aggressiveness and de- surgency operation. vallon to duty are in keeplns ''The energetic application oC with the highest tradition or the his extensive knowledge haa mamilitary service and reflect great terially contributed to the overcredit upon himself, his unit, all effort of the United Slates the 25th InCantry Division and the in Vietnam. "He was a motivating examU.S. Army. " Among the medals also was a ple to all with whom he came Bronze Star for service from In contact. His devotl~ t? ~~t;y, (Continued from Page 1) causing mariy friendly casualties. Lt. O'Laughiin, with complete disregard for his personal safe· tJ, moved through the intense enemy tire to aid and encourage r ' ' ' ' ' loyalty and meticulous attenttor. to detail are in keeping with the finest traditions of the U, S. Army and reflect great credit upon himself, his unit, the 25th Infantry Dhdslon, and the military servicll!." Among the other medals presented were the Vietnam Servi ce Medal, the National Defense Meclal, the Purple Hear( and Good Conduct Medal. The combat Infantry and markmanshfp badges were also included in the presentation. Medals are, or course, no sUbstitute for a father, and yet, perhaps, in some magical way they will inatlil In little Rob O'Laughlin - aud the rest of us for that matter - a great respect for the heroi.: men who lay down their lives for t h e American Way . • EXTRA POINTS - Raymond Cline (12) of F.utern got o..,r the goal line with the extra po1nta here before being hauled down by SOuthwestern. Cline's EP's were tallied after Dennis Eichinger snagged an aerial from Ray Karr to make the score 28-8 in favor of Eastern F'riday nigllt. WlNNING ENTRY CASHEL, Ireland (UPI).... !lr lvor, wiJmer of the English Derby, will run in the Washing. ton, D,C. Jrternatlonal at Laurel Park, Md., Nov . 11. The colt, owned by American Raymond Guest, will be ridden by English champion jockey Lester Piggott, wbo rode Sir lvor to victory in the E'ngllsh Derby and 2,000 Guineas Classic. The big event of the unllm· lted hydroplane raci111 aeaeon -the Gold Cup-will be alapd Bept. 8 at Detroit over a ftve- AFTER PASS - Eastern Sophomore Tom Karr {80) was unable to get hold of the pigskin on this aerial fi'om his older brother, Ra,y, the Eagles senior quarterback, as Southwestern' s Bill Ramsey (33) came on to deflect it. SCORING TD - Fullback Hudoell (32) of the AleXIInder !ijlartana bulldozes hi 1 way tor 1 2-yard !DIIchdoorn carry In the clotlng seconds of the llrat periOd togivethe Athens Countians . tie at that stqe.. Hudnell then went o-ver with the extra to put Alexander in front, 8-6, ar'Migoing on to win 14-12, Southern Frlday nlghL :.,.IIIIMII Ja.p, three-mile course on the Detroit River. 'lbe race oft'en a total purse of $40,000. BY JACK O'BBIAN NEW YORK - Florence Ballard, one of the original a.. premes, just bad twin aJ,rlJ .... Gloria De Haven and ..,aband Dick Fincher .,, dlvorclnc Cor the second tlmei they haYe two children ... . Zsa Zsa'• Joining the star .trek and fronMns a coomotlc line .... So many perfllme mftlft. are 1110\'lns Into the Gen'l Motora mdg. (Rovlon, Eotee Lauder, Helena Ruben1teln and more) that Women•a Wear DaUy called It "Tho General Odora Bldi!' • r • • ADd a bUUfJ. Ins by any o4her name atUl would look baaalltlll; it's 11110118 the handaomest edlftceo 8II)'Whon .... The CBS Bldg. Ia an arch!. toctural dancb' but seema hem· mec1 Itt by the aruclitres around It ... . The Sunmit Hotel, as someone aay1, " ...ma too far from Robert Welser, Th.,nu Edpr Ervin, Norman Ervin, Ruth Er· vln Houston, WUI!am Houston, Clan Ervin Slower~ Jack Stew· art to James F. Arnold, I~ Mlddlepor~ W. c. Gibbs, Golden Gibbs, Nellie Gibbs to Bernard carter I CharleiM! CUter, Everette cart- er, Jr., Thelma carter, parcels, Che11ter. ilam1Y M. Rosenbaum, Nancy E. Rosenbaum to Eugene F. Eskew, Marguerite E. Eskew, lot. Pomeroy. catherine K. Rosenbaum, Extrx., Donald A Rosenbaum dec. to Eugene F. Eskew, Marguerite E. Eskew, lot, Pomeroy. E. W, Holcomb, Vera Holcomb, to June& Compston, 40 acres, Salem. Willie E. Davia, Dorotlzy F. Davis to John M. Pape, Patricia S. Pape, lots, Racine. Rush Chapman, Anna Chapman to i-larry J, Eddy, Mearida J. Eddy, 40.40 acres, Salem. George S. Hobstetter, Jr., Maxine E. Hobstetter to Keith G. Aeiker, Delores Aeiker, lot, Pomeroy. Dorothy Young, JoeY~, Jr. Rowena Yourw, Mary Jane Kitchen, William Kitchen, Robert Young, Audrey Young, Pauline Buck, C. W. Buck, Sr., Lurene Kennedy, Frank Young, A I Ice Young, Ruth Young, Wilbur YoWlg to James Hazelton, Vada Hazelton, parrels, Rutland. Wm. E. Slivers, Adm., Nellie Clay, dec., to Kenr.eth Pauley, Katherine Pauley, lots, Scipio, Harrisonville. frank Graham, dec. to Merrie Graham Gardner, Arah Riser, Rex Graham, Karl Graham, af!id. for trans., Rlltland. George Graham, Mona Lee Trego, Jerry M. Trego, Jo Ann Grant, Bryan W. Grant, An.h Riser, Rex F. Graham to Merrie Graham Gardner, 93,20 acres, Rulland. Merrie Gr11ham Gardner to Ohio Power Co., 93,20 acres, coal, RuUand. Lindley Ooburne, Elizabeth Osburne to Tom Eugene Dllwn, 50 acres, Chester. Park W. Smith, dec. to Lucille t smith, cert. for trans., Scipio. Lilly B. Chriot,y w Roy H. Chrtst,y, Margaret E. Christ,y, partels, Olester. Robert G. Elk, Mary B. Elk tD Monongahela Power Co., right of Way, Olive. Maxine Price, Comm. • Freeland E. Norris, dec., to Earlene Norris, 13 acres, Lebahon. Esole B. Russell to Thomas R. Rue, Velma D. Rue, Iota, MlcldlePort. DorCJithy L. GUmore, Gdn., Delbert Norman Call to Bobby E. Payne, Iris A. PIYJIIl, I~ Middleport. Elhel Virs!nla Bowen, dec., to Paul Moodo•u, Jr., Gregg OilS, Bonnie Lundell, G...... lbo beach" and the Americana lkltel "lookt llke lbo baa the &.lmmit came Inn .... 'lbe Se&srama and LoYer Bros. buildIns& alao are 11110118 the tnl&ht.Y few truly beautltltl addltlont to the Manhatlan ICOII8. Martha Raye waa tooatedlllthe SID ol lbo Iiove before ll7lns to Fort Brau tD be made a ran colotlel (Jlonorary) .... 11iere•• a move on by tbe Jnte~ wildlife conservation lfCIU.P ealled us.ve the EDdan· precl ~lea" ()leaded by Notherland Prince ConaortBernhard) to get Jackie Ktnne<IJ publicly to alvo up her Somali leopard coat (It waa an olflcial 11ft cltr· Ins JFK't lncumbeney) toclrama- ·• lize the pll&hl ol the dl-arlngl_..l. Furrier Georges K a p I a n montho 8.110 amouncecl be'd de· • - ..,. DillY ., """' r.imero,.Yidd'tiW't. o.. Malldof, Oc-.. 28, the Election-No. 2 Voters Certain to be·· ou~y Nov.·5 ' EDITOR'S NOTE: 'nils is the second or alx articles dealing with the Nov, 5 1!0"' eral election in Ohio. T h e ,. llrst concerned the Slate Supreme Cour~ The o t he r • wlU deal with the GeiK!nl Aaserli'bly, co"ll'esatonal, U. S. Sonate and preoldential campaigns. By RICHARD E. LIGHTNER UPI statehouse Reporter COLl!MBIJS (UPO - Ohio voters will be very busy Nov. 5, In addition to selecllns the per1011s to represent them It the county, state and national level, they will be called on to decide 1,409 other matters. Socretary of Slate Ted W. Brown has 011 ftle 135 bund loaues, 58 local qltion questions, 208 misceuaneous questions and 1,006 tax levies. However, In addition to the 1,401 local matters to be decided, voters wW ~ asked to approve or disapprove two amen:l-ments to the Ohio Constitution. state Issue No. 1 would authorize the Issuance of bonds cr other obligations for highway• and other capital Improvements in Ohio. State Issue No. 2 would permit the General Assembly to grant homestead exemptions to Ohioans, The second amendment may not be as successful with the voters as politicians b e 1 i e v e State Issue No. 1 will be. Originally conceived to grant real estate tax exempti(lfls for resident homeowners age 65 and over, the state issue No. 2 was changed during its course of travels. Words Added The language that gives the legislature permission to gnnt an exempdon to all resident homeowners was added to that which permitted the assembly to make exemptions tor those over 65. The pr~VQsed ameOOmeM falfs to specify how for the leg· islature may go in providing ex· elq)tions and leaves the General Assembly with broad power to determine who would get the exemptions and how m.u.ch .an In the propoali, ~ mWlon is sot aside Cor hlgtiD,yo; $120 mUllon for water pollallon ..... trol and ma_.,..nt; tlOO mq. lion for technical and vocoi!On11 education, higher oclucallon and ju1enUe rehabUltollon, fJO mUIIon Cor parks and recreation, $19 mWion ror addlu-1 counl,y eilliOrlo and stole bulldlrwe. • ' my es: he'll abandon FI'BAceforllere .... Everyone -.lerecl wby mll- llonalre oportainanDCYtdMcf;Gn. nell -.ldenly made . . a a d oranp juice his favorite apert. Mt: he just bought Florlcta'• big• geat orange srove. By WASHlNGTON - The unsink· able Nelson.Rockefeller, qain reJected ror the highest omce only months ago by the Republican National convention, ts fast becomlns the second blt!Best Republican in the nation. To look at his career, indeed, is almost to conclude that defeat Is good Cor afel1011,Fortheloaer tn August at Miami Beach 11, against Ill the laws or prollabill· ty, today the winner. He 1s today the unchellensecl leader of East· ern Republicanism and in that crucial area the one indispensable man to the Presidential campaign or his erstwhile rial, Richard Nixon. - Not Ions 110 Nelson RockefeUer was publicly patronized by Sen. Jacob Javits of New York and all but CJpeniJ! seemed by Mayor John Lindsay or New York City, Today the herelofore unbeatable Serw.tor Is hippy to associate himself wherever possible with Governor Rockefeller and wUJ return to the Senate, if at all, oniJ! becauae NelsnnRock· efeller atone has mantgedtoproduce some semblance or order and purpose In the G.O.P. In New York Slate. And tDc1ay the highly u"'Republlcan Republican Ma,yor Undsay presides over 1 city deeply embittered In nearly every possible way, wracked by teachera' strike teachers' strike, torn by IC)OD pollee sl""downs and Interracial anlmue. He himself Is threatened in the "ry otreets by erstwhUe edhere!U who once vlbnted in lltenl ecatac7 before him and wbo now shout oniJ! that "LindSay must go." -l'Wo years ago Nelson RockefeUer woo llghtint! Cor his life In a re-election campaign to which Mayor Lindsay contributed mal1>o ly a t.ngltt.Y condenscenalon, If oot actoally a hidden hosillit.Y. Two years ago Javita was lssuins ultimoturna to a hardi>ressed Governor who looked wry much to have had It for good. Now, half the Republican candidate a Cor the legislature In Now York State decline even to be photographed with Javlts - and beamlngly aoek the smaUestpartlsan embrace from Nelson Rockfeller. Javita, to be sure, still survives; but no one now S\lt'pooao him to be the head of New York Republicans, As tor Lindsay, his eareer lies in ruina;ard the man who In August was seri-ously boomed!<>< VIce-President now would clearb have the gravest or dlmcullj' In being re-elect· eel tD municipal omce. It is one of the oddest turnabouts In recent political hlttory. For tOda,Y Nelson Rockefell'!" Ia pialuly on the way to hl&i> Callloet post In a ,Nixon Aclmlnlotratlon, asaumirw there lstobeone- am a88uming, too, that the heretofore cool and distant G. 0, P, movers and ohakera inNewYorkSiate do not successfully entreat him to stay at home •• lbo !lillY otrecUvo parl;y ahepherd , _ remotely in slglrt. For Javita Ia: now tar more concerned with per.-!' survival than with dreams of part,y leadership. And Llndasy is flnlling "Fun City," hla sometime rame for Manhattan and ita environs, • clt.Y barely sovernable ot all and, to be lldlY plain about It, in a condition little short of anorclty, To ei:-New Yorkers returning briefly these claya to those low· era an old remembered ~~ and elan, it Is I case oC visltlns the Incredible. In Llndsay'abrlef tenure auch of the sheen as had survived the early postwar yeerR Ia gone; and Ill the slamour has or departed. Jt Ia, of course, iD tnaQ1 ways all a part or a world Lindsay never made. But It Ia also true ~ ,lila ~lt;y Ia paying oa-ly ' toi Ill¥'eislontial irresponolbllilj' of its decision to put Its atratri Into the hands or this man of undoubted charm but also of Wll!ewould TKaR children be to each nlable inexperience - this pr~ other - tint eoualDI, or aec- fesolonalantagonisl of aclrtoclM ond coualns? Normslly the sec- thing called "orsantzation poltond generation are second cou- tics." otno, bul because of the - l e For wlthwt orpnlzollOn no blood mixture, would lhla c:hange great public enterprise can .be tldnga? - MRS. H. run at all; and thatprofwnd truth Dear Mra. H: is the eiiPlanation both Cor LitldYw lett me at --double cou- say'o tragedy and tor Rockealns." Woulcla&enealoglotplease feller'• reemergence Into the step forward and oxplaln tldnss? p011er and the Jlory. Channing Wblle you're at lt, tell ua once aud "charismatic" he mu not 181ln the dlll'erence between sec- be; but he doaa know bow to make ond coualns and couolns onee- lhillp work. The trwble with removecl. "T~ New Politics" of such as , And bow about If the chUdren Lindsay and Sen. Euge110 Mccarol - • • couoina marrlocl the thy Ia that they don'~ chilclren of dnuble coualns? Would tlda be a llangeroua combhtaUon, lhould bad genes get together~ THE DAILY SENTINI!L tCVar&D TO INI'I!IUI' W Con!Uolng, lan't It? Alao faocl...,, ••_,AIM natlns. Thanks for any lntormo. IIDIAIDI.UWDI,~ lion forthcoming. - H. Nil&... ..., ............... " ' Ohio van., ......... ~. u1-..... PENDANT, PENDANT, WHO OWNS THE PENDANT? Dear Helen: Several years aso we bought a 9ft' home and friend• came to help us clean up. While clearIns: out an old "fruit eellar," one ol the men - let's call him Dave - found an old pelldant, so dll1;7 and beal-<11> he threw It on the trash pile. I reocuecl It becauoe I wanteel a remembrance of movtns day. Mter I cleaned the pen. dant, It lookecl ao unuaual I took It to a jeweler who said It waa worth about $200. We tried our beat to locate the rigbttul owner. No takers, ao we were advlaecl the Jewelry r!SirtfUUy belonged to us, aa it Hearne with the property.'' We're keeping it as our "tamlly heirloom." However, Dave claimed it. My ..,aband offered him $100 for Thio column Ia dedicated to "hla half," and he ref'Uaed. family living, so It you're bivEver since then Dave'• wife Ins kid troollle or just plain (they ere 11011 separated) won't apeak to me and has gune to trouble, lsi Helon help YOU. sreat lengths to tell mutual' She wiU also welcome your """ frlends how we uc:heatedi' them. / amuaina npertencea. ~~~~. !Jie never mentions the •too· Helen_. in care oflhl•-•· ~ . otrer, and she may not lmliw about!~ -r • BERRY'S WORLD ' ...._ __ .... ........................ -....................... -..••&M•,.a..• ,. ...................... ...... .......... ................ !it., .....,, OWer,. U?tt, ....._. GIIM ......a.a .................. , ---~-·· u-ex·;, jh;••a.,,._w.._ . . . ., ........... D;I . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................................. ,~ -*' ~ vrro STELLINO aed htb!rcepted a pus and Morrall quickly turnec1 them Into !DIIchdowns 11 the Colts zOdlled to a !Goa load early Ill the IOcond period. The Loa Anpleo lou, .,.p. ping the Rams' lt-pme regular oeaaon lfimll1rl streak, left the Dallas Cowbo7a- who meal Green Bay tonight Ill a UP! "'"""JalutaJ WrltjlrUnllao? ' So wbo - . Ce~lil not the llalllmoro •· Cella, who PlN'ed wlt11out their ·llllltw · - SUtalay but clldn'l _, · - 111111 blm •• they ....... • with I attrrlDc perforrnanco to ,. abock lbo Loa Anplea Raina, - 2'1-10. Eorlllfarrall pafmmeclciPIbl)' In Unltaa' lboence but It wu the Colt dofeDalvo unit IIIIIch turnec1 lbo pme around. Tha dotoDoe recowrecl a fumble Rocky's Fortunes Revive, ]avits, Lindsay 'W recked I upseta me to have thla wOmTwlla D. Chapman, Ber- an hate me. Sbould I corner her Mrd HWJijl)lrey, Morrlo Humph- apd tell her we tried to be fair? rey (Maurice) Charles -en, - T. Y, Eerl Bowen, Norman Bowen, Del· Dear T: bert Bowen, aftld. for trane. •MidBy all means, leU her, buldon't dleport. Ol!Picl any sreat chan8e lJI this _,.., People hans on to their resentmento bocauae they ..,. Joy the teellns of slit-Importance they bfinl. rm lUre your friends know 111o pendant 11 leplly yours. Be aure they 1110 kmw about alsn and make no moro ,_.... yonr otror to Dave, And thon, coati bocauH tile apecltts wao forpt Ill - H. ~- lion .... Henry Dear Helen: toocse lo to ....,c FClllda jumped aboard the lltraI lltllave I read Ill Jour coltor~en promotion - · poood tor umn 1ear1 8.110 111 ~~~Planation a mink ad for Mike Forreatlltr ol COUII,n relatlonlhlpo, .... The claolic cborUI-pJWicb· Could JOU p i - tall me aliDo uau&lb' ~·· 'om marQfnc bout " - e couolna'l" I beH'wond IIIOj!llll ur ,....,... mil- llove when a elstar ~ brother llonalreo IIIIIch It true• but the ltJ lamll1 marrloa I brolber exception Ia rormer eoPacabana and liater Ill ...,..... famlb', cborlne Constance Kerlllllh, Just their aftlljll'lng are ·- • ·eoa. promoted tit lreaaurer ol Town aiDa,, right? So What rlla"'"' Author James Joneo keepoi!OI-. tins Cecl op with thins~ ltad plac- I Washington White Paper Stew~ Hall. ' ""pOrt . PLAYJNG IT SAFE, pop linger Lola weare a We Wltlie sllMng OD tbe rail af a Tbamoa River lltat aear Loacloa. ' ..tlmally talevlsed - · · the o!Q umeaten team In the NFL. Green Bay, meanwhile, Is ltlll in good ahlpe despite Ita 2.3-1 .... mark. Detroit the Central Dlvllim loader, wos beaten by Fnncioco, lt-7 whUo the Chll:qu · Bean edsecl the Mime- Vlldngs, 28-24. That left Detroit at 3-3-1 with both -oto and Chlcqo at 3-4. san A Standoff In a battle ol lbtllll;l', wlnleu Pittsburgh and PhiladalpMa met and neither team COIIld eeore a touchdan. But Pfi.. taburlh won, 11-3, oo Lualei'• 15-JII'II lleld goal with Pro Standings . U. S. Athletes Cop 106 Medals NFL STANDINGS By United Prell Jnternatlonal (f',aotorn Conterenco) (Century Dlvle!OD) Teem W L T Pet. st. Louis .. • ••• t 3 0 .571 Cleveland • . • • • • 4 3 o •57.1 New Orleans . • •• 3 t o .t29 .. MEXICO CITY {UPI)-Ira unofllcial, but very real, batde ... "Vha" for Mulco tally, and between the world'a top two Plttaburlllt .. • .• . 1 8 0 .lt3 "hurray8 tor Yankee DoOd1a athletic -ers • - lhlo way: (Cepltal Dlvle!OD) Datrilr- But Ill Motcow, lt'a Total medllo: United sta~• Team W L T Pet. baek to lbo drawllll board to 106, Ruaela 9L Dallas • . • . .... 6 0 0 1.000 -, rebuild Soviet athletie -er. Gold medlio: United States ·• 111t 1988 OlyJnplc Gameo of 45, Russia 29. Mexico, llrat ewr held in Lelln · · Alllorlca, paooed Into • the :· hlotor)' beoko Sonlay ·night in a - 4ramatic c:loilna c e , . _ that .- Into a !leota - a night .. . warm with LIMn excitement and pl'CIIIlua to meet apln at the ()lympico lJI -cb, Germany, In 1972. ..,. bappy throng ol more than 80,000 that chanted "Vha · llulco, VIva Mexico" at the ·: Obtqlic Stodi1111 hod plent;y to celebn.._ for Mexico had Sllf> ~ ee11tully atapd the larptt Olympics Ill history, and - I t .. l*celltlly diiPita the threat cauaed by 11roet vlolODCe 10 clayo before the pmoe. And fer the United Slates, thera was reJoicing In the recapture of the ovenll 01ympic loam clwq>lnnahip- a Iitle .. R1111sta took over in 1958 at Melllourne and hold through the Olympic GAmet of 1960 In Rame and 198t in Tolcyo. FINl Score ,_ nn.l "aeore" in the onw This ends l Ions climb back for the U.S. Olymptone. MaJor foctors in the U.S. tr!UD1(11l were: L Continued excenence In track and fteld with 15 gold meclals, oomparecl to 14 at Toki-o; 2. Elfll&n&lcm of the Olympic swlmmlns program so that lbo U.S. water power, greater than ever this yeer, prOduced 58 or the llnal total of 106 meclala; 3. SOviet Callure to clomi,.te such sports as gym- naatics, wresWrw, and weight-llftlne which wore hugo Ruaslan meclal sources in the put Perhaps the moat accurate baramelor of what happanecl here was what happaned In Moscow. lntonnecl sources in Moscow said SUtalay that the Kremlin has ordered a big shako.., in Soviet aporia In light of the Soviet Olympic Callure. A new state cmnmlttee oo sports, dtrecUy reoponalble to the government's councn of ministers, ia In the workl. J!,J UDited Pruo -.atlonal . mG TEN CONFERENCE lap TEAK WLT Ohio Slate • •••. ' · .• ••.• . .•.•. . • 3 0 0 Mic:hl,pn. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 0 0 Ovenll WLT 5 0 0 IDJDala • • • • • • • • •••••• ••• • • • ••• o 3 o 5 1 5 I t 2 3 3 4 2 2 4 1 5 0 8 WIICODiln • • • • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • ... • 0 3 0 0 8 0 Priae, . , • • •. .• ..•......• . ... 2 1 0 IDdlam. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2: 1 0 MIDnesota • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 M1chlpa State • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 lc:wra ' 0 o 0 0 I o • • 0 o • o • o o • • o o o o o o o 1 Nortlnreltem • . • - • • • . • • • • • . • • • • • 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MID-AliERICAN CONFERENCE Lel8ue I o 0 0 • • o • o o • o o o t Overall W LT 4 0 0 WLT 8 0 0 Mlaml •• • •••••• • •• • • • ••• • • • ·•. 410 5 2 0 5 1 1 Toledo • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , • . • 3 1 1 Bowl.-.: Green • • • • • • •••••• •• •• •• 2 .1 1 Weltarn .Michtp.n • ••• • • •• •• • , •• • • 2 3 0 Ken&:State • • • • ••• .4 3 0 0 ll·· ···· ·· · ·· ·o 5o Marlhlll • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • . . . • • 0 5 0 1 4 7 6 I 0 0 1 Mll).()MO League WLT DetiiDCe • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 0 0 WilJfttiiiCoa • • , , • • • • •• , , •• , , •••• , 2 1 0 F'ldll • . ..... . .. .. . . ... . .. .. . . 1 I 0 2 3 0 2 4 0 1 8 0 ._... 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' ., '.. I' lCllllral DM slonl Teem W L T Pd. Detroit . • • • . . .• 3 3 I .600 Minnesota • . . . . . 3 4 o .429 Chlcli!O • • . . . . • 3 4 0 .t29 Green Bay ••••• 2 3 1 .400 (Coaolal Dlvllion) Team W L T Pd. Baltimore •.• , . . 8 1 0 ,857 l..ol Angeles • • . • • 8 1 o .857 Son Franclttco .•.• t 3 0 .571 Atlanta , .... ••.. I 6 0 .tt3 &mday' a Results ila!Mmore 27 Loa Angeles 10 New York 13 Waahlnston 10 Cleveland 30 Atlanta 7 Francisco 14 Detroit 7 PIMaburgh 6 Pl1iladelphla 3 Chicago 26 Mlmeaota 2t st. Louis 31 New Orleens 17 (Only games achecluled) Monday's Games Green Bay at Dallas (jlisht) (Only game ochecluled) &mday'a Games Baltimore at New York ChlcB.IIO at Green Bay Cleveland at Francisco Dallas at New Orlean• Detroit at 1..o1 Angeles PltiolJurBh at Atlanta st. Loula.at Phlladelphla Wa8lllnitoil at Minnesota san 17 oeeoada left-after the Eqleo went Cor 1 lint dolm on I play lXI their own nit10 with 49 second• loft. In the other throe games &onday, Cleveland routed AtlaJ>o ta, 311-7, Now York edsecl Waohing!Dn, IS-10, and 5I. Loulo -Now Orleans, 31-17. The Boltlmore defense obowecl Ita mettle In the llral three mlnutoa when the Ramo reco.....t 1 blockecl punt '"' the Colt 17-but hod to settle tor 1 19-yard lleld goal by Bruce Gossett. The rest of the way It wao all tho Colts, After Tom Matte ran 411-Yirlla with a swing pass from Mornll, Jerry HUI scored the llrst Colt TD on a plunse. Fred MUler thell pouncecl on a WUI!e Ellison llanble on the 30 and scampered to the four and Mornll acored f...........,.., s o san 0 I 0 00 0 Gabriel paoa on play before the end of the llrat periOd, .)ltntny Orr caught I 4tY'Ifd !DIIchdown Pill fl'an Morrall to make It 2o.& Scarao On Fumble Dick Wltther acG(llod ,. a Cllmble ll'om teammate Gary Lewis and daabad 12 prdo tor the perM 'l1l that pvo San FruciJCO the wiD OVU' Detro!~ Lewis hod caught a 37yard paso from John - e befcre fumbling on the 12. Mac Percival's fourth lleld goal- 1 47-yardor with throe seconds left- P'" Chi CliO the wild victory over Mii. .IIOIL 1t came I1W' the Vlklnso took a 24-23 lead on Jos Kapp'o :IS-yard TD pus to GeiK! Walhlngten with 66 seconds lett. U." Four Mid-American Confer- ence teams, Including Mlami, have tried to tame the Bobcats. All have faDed as unbeaten Ohio Univerlit,y polished otr Marohall (48-8), Kant state {317), Toledo (40-31) and Miami (24.7). Toledo and Miami had been unbeaten prior to their meeting with the Bobcats. Unless Western Michigan or Bowllns Green upset Ohio U. the Bobcato will bave a Dec. 27 date in Orlando, Fla. Their Tan- Grid Scores gerlne Bowl 0[1110110111 llsureo to be Richmond, the present Southern Conference pacesetter. Giant step ou took a gianl step toward lte bowl appearance Sallmlay when Miami riwec1 prOYloualy unbeaten Bowllns Green 31-7. The Bobcats reeled their alxth straight win with a t2-12 decilloa over Dayton. II was a ~eague skirmish and ou•a tlrot win over Dayton olnce 1964. There are now only two IDI· beaten Ohio colleges - the Bobcats and Ohio State (5~) which blow a 2t~ lead but rallied for a 31..24 win over Rllnois . The lllckeyes entertain gianl. killer Mlchioln Slate saturday. The ~· thumped Notra Dame 21-17, otopplng the Irish's iaat ditch try Cor victory on the ooo-yard line. Alhiand Do1mecl Unbeaten In Ita laal 18 starta, Aohland Cell to Heidelberg lS-9. OU wiU be on the road the _ . two weeki against Western orr OHIO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RESULTS By United Press International saturdaY Cleve. S~ Ignatius 52 Cle~. West Tech 8 Clove. South 26 Cleve. John' Marshall22 Parma Valley Forge 29 Shaker Heights 7 Lorain 5I. Mary 26 Ashtabula 6 Brookside 18 Keystone 16 Univ. School 32 Pills. !holy aide t Hawken School 12 MIIDIIee VaL 8 Grand Valley 46 Leclgemont 6 WlJTen Western Reserve 64 Cleveland John Hay 6 Akron SL Vincent 20 Beclford Chane! 0 Cleve. ~ Joseph 28 Cathednl Lelln 26 Cincinnati S~ xavier 24 PureeD 0 Lima 32 Portsmouth 31 Tllawanda 8 Middletown Fe1111. 6 Mason 44 Little Miami 22 Lakoto 26 Madison 13 KlnsB 38 East Clinton 30 Dayton Roth 38 Dayton Silvers 8 Marton Calh. 54 lllgh1and (Morrow Co.) 32 Portsmouth Notre Dome 62 Valley 0 Newark Catholic 89 Locaa 0 Coal Grow 30 Ironton ~ Jos. 26 CantDn C. C. 8 Canton Lincoln 6 Wooster 33 Manolleld Madison 0 Weat Branch 22 Cantleld 0 0 ·• 0 New Orleau with I 21· polDI period ol~PloeloL Jim 11att ran Cor ona 'l1l and tossed I SS.Y11rd pall to De.. WWlamo Cor IIMIIhor to hlci>Ugtot the llnal poriod aurp. New York drove 80 Jll'lla fGr I periOd 'l1l wltlt r<Jaldo Bobby Duhon collecting 56 of the Jll'll• 011 elcht 1'111111 and three pus reeepllou Ill the Illplay drive. Tucker Frederickson banged owr fran the Cor the • ..,..... Cllarley Gecalak mlooocl a U.Y'Ifd llald goal which would have tied lllo score with 14 seconds left. HaJ,NtffWI~ The ~ Dlckaon hlo tlrot PGA v1c1or7 In lbo tllO,OOO HaJ, ocand "Do lot ..... ..,._... ..... , . . . . . . . Jell. She'd ~ewe 10 ...... kl" I .akers Score 152-116 Win ·~ The This Week's Games OHIO COLLEGE SCHEDULE By United Press ~ Michigan Slate at Ohio Slate Cincinnati at North Teus state Dayton at xavier (N) Marshall at Bowling Green Kant State at Loulavllla Mlatnt at Tuledo Ohio U. at Weatern Mlchigal: Ohio Wesleyan at Baldwln-WaL Capital at Aabland Muskingum at Denison Heidelberg at Otterbein Hiram at Wooeter Kenyon at Oberlin Marietta at M~ Unton Valparaiso at Wittenberg mutrton at Ohio Northern Cantril state at Detlance Centre at Wtlmtncton Ulloolo Slate at Akron Findlay at AuaMn Peay Youngotown at SOthem llltnols Thiel at Adelbert ease Tech at Allelheny Bethany at John carroll (N- Nlghl) Open ciD hlo 15th - IS I pro. The _...... vlclor7 - - ... 71111111 Tulaa, Okla., pro's .,..... netor)'. ambition prior to hll AI I roolde pro, Dlcbon modellll hod onb lqoed kl ftnloh the , _ IIIIOI!IIIbo "" 60 ~-· lJI Cll'lllr kl bo IDiqlt qulllfi!IW fGr PGA tew'DIIDIIIII _ . ......, . Over Roekets By United Praoa lnlernatlonal EIP• Ballor, wbcioe career waa • . _ . . . to be llnllhecl three 701r1 qo, 11 betbor than ner now. He rMched ll'lDther milo stoRe &onday night to prow MlchllPUI at Kalamazoo and Bowling Green. Ohio U. amaaaecl 505 yordo asolnst Dayton. Quarterback Clove Bryllll pataed Cor 251 yarda and ona touchdown. TOdd ~der, Bryllll'l favorite target, caugbt 11 paaaeo for 203 yords and a TD. Dave LeVeck I'Wihecl for 118 yords in 20 allempta and two !DIIchdowna. Bob Haumard ocorecl his 11th !DIIchdown of the aea1011 on a three - yard ptunso. Toledo topped Kent 28-12 and Weotorn Michigan mauled Marshall to.J2 Ill other MAC games. .a. Plcldlw .. ot tu,ooo 111 111o llrot - Loa Angeles !.akers, l~DPlns jack reached 1111 20,000 point mark with a 3Zi>olnt elrort as the Loken. whipped the san Dleso Rockets, 152-118. The pme WIS atoppecl with 8:18 to go wha=lor comeeted on a 20-t: to reach the 20,000 point aOd be wu presented with the ball. He left the game shortly IIW'. Teammate Wilt ChambarWn, who scorecl 28 points is the alllimo leador with 25,678 and retired Bob Pettit Is second at ~od ,o;News ..., ..... .,,..... 1 beHar·lhan"""l' .,.. IChaol or col.... llttdottt, , . """ ...lily far bit ..... JOilr Aulomoblle IUifiiCI, State Auto Matual offara 1 llOOD STUDEIT OIICOUNT 20,880. In the other two pmes, Atlanto whipped Phoenix, 123100, and Baltimore beat seattle. 1211-114. Eerl Monroe scored 32 pointe to pace Baltimore to the triumph over Seattle. The win moved llaltlmore into second place In the east with a 5-3 record. Zolmo Beat.¥ scored 27 polnta as Atlanta routed Phosnix. Gall Goodrich paced the losers with 23. LONGCIIAMP VICTOR PAin'> (UPI)- Regent Slnet, 01111011 br Madame Solla Hernandez Gworrlco of ArgmUna, 11011 the $40,000 Prix de Ia Foret at l.Gagchamp race course &mday by two lengths over Don 11. Verglu waa another length behind in the lleld or 13 atartera for third place. rqltW .. ID 25~. .... - ..w- ... .....- -· .. --. ·,._,.,. .114 c-t st. , ....... liiiliiO r====~~===~·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·=~m:::~::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;::::~::::::.:.: ..••,•,•,•.~::t:::· I ~ I 'jj AND THAT'S NOT ALL YOU'LL GET :: ~ ;; ~~~ AT THE SONNY'S • . . FAST & PLEASANT SERVICE ' .. PLENTY OF PARKING . . . A FABULOUS MENU i~ •cLURES DAIRY GOOD! ' . WANT._..t .i • ~ I ;:j ' .. ISLE 4J.~~L~':l. &~·!!! t\t::::::::::::::::t~..=·=·:.:,io;:::.:::::x:-:·>:·:·;·:~::::.:·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·~===~.:;::~:~.:.;:.t~::.:::..'.S§«·»•-1 REPUBLICAN RALLY ENTERTAINMENT BY LEE JACOBS, MASTER OF LOOK P I if Tlll . . . . lllloft,_ -------------------- - Loa Attplea 162 san Dllso 116 AllatU 123 Pboerdx 180 0 Balllmore 126 8oolllo 1U 0 1 0 0 0 0 --11' MEIGS COUNTY HIGHWAY GARAGE 8:00 P.M., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31 san 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 COSTA MESA. Cl11f. M'DA,....._......,.andnllIWWW Bait Dlcklol Joalrilll toward~ 111o ttae,ooo Laelq LIINt•ll.-J (\len • 8111 n--!ICO - . , U hlo rldl Clewland routed AdutiL The .tc:tory left the tied fGr the Cenlury Dlvlaten load at f4 with 5I. Loulo, whlell Unbeaten Elevens COLIJMilUS (UP!) - Maybe It's Juat wtlhlW thlnklns on his part, but Miami Univeralt.Y linebacker Bob Babich faela Bowllns Green can beat Ohio J1ai8 Toanaey BID Nelsen paaaed fGr 196 ylrlla and Leroy Ke111 I'Uihld tor 199 Jll'llo Ill 19 carrie• •• Ohio Has Only 2 OHIO COLLEGE SCORES By United Press International saturday Ohio state 31 Uliools 24 Miami 31 Bowlins Green 7 Vlllaoova 21 xavier 10 Tulsa 3t Clnc!Mitl 27 Toledo 28 Kant State 12 Ohio University 42 Daytoli 12 . AFL STANDINGS Denisoo 23 Oherlin 8 By United Press llltemational Wootem Mich. 40 MarohaU 12 East Marietta 25 Otterbein 6 Team W L T Pd. Muskingum 9 Capital 0 New York . . . . . • 5 2 0 .714 Wooater 28 Kenyon 16 llool4n . . . . . . . . 340.t29 Heidelberg 15 Ashland 9 Hooaton • . . • • • • 3 5 0 .375 Dellance 14 Bluffton 6 Miami . . • . . . . . 2 4 1 .333 South O.kota s~ 23 Bulralo • • . • • • . I 6 I .lt3 Youngstown Stole 20 West Ohio Wesleyan 39 Wabash 0 Team W L T Pet. John Carroll 23 Adelbert 13 Kanoao City •. ••. 7 I 0 .875 Ferrio (Mich.) 36 Findlay 16 oakland . . . . •.. . 5 2 0 .714 Ohio Northern 27 Dlet!o . •..••• 2 .714 Northwood (Mich.) 0 Denver • • • • . • . • • 3 4 0 . 429 WUmlnston 27 Case Tech 6 Cincinnati ••. •. •• 2 8 0 .250 W. VL State 27 Central State 20 &lnday'a ReMIIta BaldwiJ>.Wallace 14 Wittenberg 7 Now York 48 Boston It M~ Union 33 Hinm 18 llouoten 30 Bulfllo 7 Oakl•nd 31 Clllclmatl 10 ABA STANDINGS DOIIVer 21 Miami It Kanno Cill' 27 Dteso 20 By United Press International East &mday'o Gamet Team WLPd. Bulralo at New York Mlnne. 1 0 1.000 DOIIVer at Booten Kentucky •• • . • • . 3 I .750 Houston at Cinclmatl New York • •• . . . • 1 I .500 Kanno City at Oakland Miami .. .. .. .. . 0 2 .000 Miami at SoD Dloso IDdlana ••••••••• 0 3 .ooo NBA STAI'IJINGS We at By United Preul'tlternatlonal Team W L Pd. East Oakland • . • ••. • 8 0 1.000 Team WLPd. Dallas .. .. . . . . . 0 0 .000 Booten . • ' ' ..... . t 0 1.000 Baltimore •• , •• ••. • 5 3 .625 Deaver .. . . ' .• . • 0 0 .000 Houoten .. .. .... . 0 0 .000 ClnclmaH • • • • • • . . 3 2 •800 Pltlladelpltla ••••••• 3 2 .800 Loo Angeles • • • . . • 0 0 .000 New York ......... 3 3 .600 . Now OrleaM • .. • •. o 1 .ooo !U>day'a Games Detrol! .. ......... 2 3 .400 Mllwaakee o o 0 t .000 - - 126 Miami 94 (Only pmo achdlled) West IIAinday'o Gamea Team W L Pet. N<nr Orlaana at HouiiiiiD Fraucllco, • . , • , 3 I .750 (Only pme acbomtled) san thrae playa later. to make It IS. 3. Aller Rick Volk lnterooptecl 1 AllatU .... .. ...... 3 2 .800 Loa Atwtle• • • • . .. • • a 3 .800 1 san Dl ........... . . 2 1t .400 0 . PhDIDtx • • • • • • • • • • • 2 a .too 0 ChlCIIO • • • • • • • • • • • 2 3 •toO 1 Saattll ............ 2 5 .186 0 a.dQ'. llellllla 0 W L T 0 N011 York . •.. •• 5 2 0 .714 WalhlDgtao . . • . • 3 4 0 .t29 Pl1iladelphll • • •• • 0 7 0 .000 CWeotorn Conference) san Ohio Grid Standings IILILiii ........... U.. ..... .... Mlcr................... ,...... Diebnn Cope ' . Colts Stop Rams27•10BroWns Win · exemption would_ be granted. Sqlport by Ohio's two pollII· cal parties hu apparently insured the success of the Rhodes Administration's $759 mlllion bolll issue. It also has the slt)port of the state AFL-CIO. 'I While the a,.portero of I h e are not about to foriel" . bond Issue have not. Corgollen Republlcalll jot ll'om ihal 'WJIAirs rejected the Ohio tlie Demoicralli, and AFL-CIQ, llonll eommluion Idea llmoot by qreelng to their riQuoil£ tw...-, they ' feel lhl!f!s are Almost ewry mOdlllcattoa" r.... quested was gril\!ed ind tht fidiffer.,. this lime. .,.. ona member or the odml"' sue Wll handlod IIIDOit lll<i I !stratton' team that was r e - bl • parMaan pr""'all. l!fvll)~ slble Cor movinl the bond Issue ol the OBC wu IP'Inted inlllathroush the legislature said: lng!JI and almost bitterly. uOBC ~ught us a les1011 we 11188 - CHAIII . NO ADMISSION FISH FRY �,• ' . Melfi, Property Curtis N. Jones, Dorothy V. Jones to George C. Gelilebper, Mary A. Genhelmer, parcel, Che""r, Al'thur H. Beegle to Slate of Ohio, easement, sutton. Virginia MQ Fisher, Anna Louise Weaver Smith, Arthur H. Smith, Jr., Helma Weaver White, Selwyn H. White w Paul Simon, Guldo Glraloml, lots, l'<lmeroy. Kenneth VIning to Kenneth 0. Marklns, Vermont Marklns, 'h A Slllobury. Roscoe Fowler, Mildred F..,I. er to RB1Jnond Lee Walburn, Mary Lou Walburn, lot, Middleport. Gil)' T. carleton, Emma F. Carleton to Leland Porker, Mar· pret Parker, 6..32 Acres, Chest.. er. Ora A. Nease, dec., to Dora1d Weese, CArl Weese, Anna SaY• a,ge, cert. tor lnnt., Syncuse. Elaine E. Haworth, EUis Ha- worth. 8ara Ervin Brown, Wil· llam Brown, Jean Ervin Weiser, J I, ,.~ ' ~ '. ( ' ~ .... •: THESE SIX YOUNG ladies became members of Ohio Ete Phi Chepter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Sunday night when the aMual ritual of jewels was held a.t the home or Vlkki Gloeckner, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Seated, left to right, are Texanna White, Jo Smilh, sarah Bechtle; standing, left to right, Dorinda WUson, Llrxla Riffle, Charlotte Davidson. ~~ r Awards Come Posthumously ,, ·~ ' Nov , 18, last year until h i s death on March 2. It was awardeel in connection with groond op. erations against~ the hostile forces in Vietnam. This citation says: "Through his untiring effort his men. Alt~ wounded he refused medical treatment and and proCessional abllity, he COO· conMnuecl to aid his men. slatentiy obtained ootstandlng re"His valorous action contrib- sults. He was quick to grasp the uted immeasurably to the suc- impticaUons of new pr.oblems cess ol the mission and the de- with which he was faced as a result of the ever-ehangtng sitfeat of enemy forces . "Lt. O'Laughlin's personal uations inherent in a COWlter iribravery, aggressiveness and de- surgency operation. vallon to duty are in keeplns ''The energetic application oC with the highest tradition or the his extensive knowledge haa mamilitary service and reflect great terially contributed to the overcredit upon himself, his unit, all effort of the United Slates the 25th InCantry Division and the in Vietnam. "He was a motivating examU.S. Army. " Among the medals also was a ple to all with whom he came Bronze Star for service from In contact. His devotl~ t? ~~t;y, (Continued from Page 1) causing mariy friendly casualties. Lt. O'Laughiin, with complete disregard for his personal safe· tJ, moved through the intense enemy tire to aid and encourage r ' ' ' ' ' loyalty and meticulous attenttor. to detail are in keeping with the finest traditions of the U, S. Army and reflect great credit upon himself, his unit, the 25th Infantry Dhdslon, and the military servicll!." Among the other medals presented were the Vietnam Servi ce Medal, the National Defense Meclal, the Purple Hear( and Good Conduct Medal. The combat Infantry and markmanshfp badges were also included in the presentation. Medals are, or course, no sUbstitute for a father, and yet, perhaps, in some magical way they will inatlil In little Rob O'Laughlin - aud the rest of us for that matter - a great respect for the heroi.: men who lay down their lives for t h e American Way . • EXTRA POINTS - Raymond Cline (12) of F.utern got o..,r the goal line with the extra po1nta here before being hauled down by SOuthwestern. Cline's EP's were tallied after Dennis Eichinger snagged an aerial from Ray Karr to make the score 28-8 in favor of Eastern F'riday nigllt. WlNNING ENTRY CASHEL, Ireland (UPI).... !lr lvor, wiJmer of the English Derby, will run in the Washing. ton, D,C. Jrternatlonal at Laurel Park, Md., Nov . 11. The colt, owned by American Raymond Guest, will be ridden by English champion jockey Lester Piggott, wbo rode Sir lvor to victory in the E'ngllsh Derby and 2,000 Guineas Classic. The big event of the unllm· lted hydroplane raci111 aeaeon -the Gold Cup-will be alapd Bept. 8 at Detroit over a ftve- AFTER PASS - Eastern Sophomore Tom Karr {80) was unable to get hold of the pigskin on this aerial fi'om his older brother, Ra,y, the Eagles senior quarterback, as Southwestern' s Bill Ramsey (33) came on to deflect it. SCORING TD - Fullback Hudoell (32) of the AleXIInder !ijlartana bulldozes hi 1 way tor 1 2-yard !DIIchdoorn carry In the clotlng seconds of the llrat periOd togivethe Athens Countians . tie at that stqe.. Hudnell then went o-ver with the extra to put Alexander in front, 8-6, ar'Migoing on to win 14-12, Southern Frlday nlghL :.,.IIIIMII Ja.p, three-mile course on the Detroit River. 'lbe race oft'en a total purse of $40,000. BY JACK O'BBIAN NEW YORK - Florence Ballard, one of the original a.. premes, just bad twin aJ,rlJ .... Gloria De Haven and ..,aband Dick Fincher .,, dlvorclnc Cor the second tlmei they haYe two children ... . Zsa Zsa'• Joining the star .trek and fronMns a coomotlc line .... So many perfllme mftlft. are 1110\'lns Into the Gen'l Motora mdg. (Rovlon, Eotee Lauder, Helena Ruben1teln and more) that Women•a Wear DaUy called It "Tho General Odora Bldi!' • r • • ADd a bUUfJ. Ins by any o4her name atUl would look baaalltlll; it's 11110118 the handaomest edlftceo 8II)'Whon .... The CBS Bldg. Ia an arch!. toctural dancb' but seema hem· mec1 Itt by the aruclitres around It ... . The Sunmit Hotel, as someone aay1, " ...ma too far from Robert Welser, Th.,nu Edpr Ervin, Norman Ervin, Ruth Er· vln Houston, WUI!am Houston, Clan Ervin Slower~ Jack Stew· art to James F. Arnold, I~ Mlddlepor~ W. c. Gibbs, Golden Gibbs, Nellie Gibbs to Bernard carter I CharleiM! CUter, Everette cart- er, Jr., Thelma carter, parcels, Che11ter. ilam1Y M. Rosenbaum, Nancy E. Rosenbaum to Eugene F. Eskew, Marguerite E. Eskew, lot. Pomeroy. catherine K. Rosenbaum, Extrx., Donald A Rosenbaum dec. to Eugene F. Eskew, Marguerite E. Eskew, lot, Pomeroy. E. W, Holcomb, Vera Holcomb, to June& Compston, 40 acres, Salem. Willie E. Davia, Dorotlzy F. Davis to John M. Pape, Patricia S. Pape, lots, Racine. Rush Chapman, Anna Chapman to i-larry J, Eddy, Mearida J. Eddy, 40.40 acres, Salem. George S. Hobstetter, Jr., Maxine E. Hobstetter to Keith G. Aeiker, Delores Aeiker, lot, Pomeroy. Dorothy Young, JoeY~, Jr. Rowena Yourw, Mary Jane Kitchen, William Kitchen, Robert Young, Audrey Young, Pauline Buck, C. W. Buck, Sr., Lurene Kennedy, Frank Young, A I Ice Young, Ruth Young, Wilbur YoWlg to James Hazelton, Vada Hazelton, parrels, Rutland. Wm. E. Slivers, Adm., Nellie Clay, dec., to Kenr.eth Pauley, Katherine Pauley, lots, Scipio, Harrisonville. frank Graham, dec. to Merrie Graham Gardner, Arah Riser, Rex Graham, Karl Graham, af!id. for trans., Rlltland. George Graham, Mona Lee Trego, Jerry M. Trego, Jo Ann Grant, Bryan W. Grant, An.h Riser, Rex F. Graham to Merrie Graham Gardner, 93,20 acres, Rulland. Merrie Gr11ham Gardner to Ohio Power Co., 93,20 acres, coal, RuUand. Lindley Ooburne, Elizabeth Osburne to Tom Eugene Dllwn, 50 acres, Chester. Park W. Smith, dec. to Lucille t smith, cert. for trans., Scipio. Lilly B. Chriot,y w Roy H. Chrtst,y, Margaret E. Christ,y, partels, Olester. Robert G. Elk, Mary B. Elk tD Monongahela Power Co., right of Way, Olive. Maxine Price, Comm. • Freeland E. Norris, dec., to Earlene Norris, 13 acres, Lebahon. Esole B. Russell to Thomas R. Rue, Velma D. Rue, Iota, MlcldlePort. DorCJithy L. GUmore, Gdn., Delbert Norman Call to Bobby E. Payne, Iris A. PIYJIIl, I~ Middleport. Elhel Virs!nla Bowen, dec., to Paul Moodo•u, Jr., Gregg OilS, Bonnie Lundell, G...... lbo beach" and the Americana lkltel "lookt llke lbo baa the &.lmmit came Inn .... 'lbe Se&srama and LoYer Bros. buildIns& alao are 11110118 the tnl&ht.Y few truly beautltltl addltlont to the Manhatlan ICOII8. Martha Raye waa tooatedlllthe SID ol lbo Iiove before ll7lns to Fort Brau tD be made a ran colotlel (Jlonorary) .... 11iere•• a move on by tbe Jnte~ wildlife conservation lfCIU.P ealled us.ve the EDdan· precl ~lea" ()leaded by Notherland Prince ConaortBernhard) to get Jackie Ktnne<IJ publicly to alvo up her Somali leopard coat (It waa an olflcial 11ft cltr· Ins JFK't lncumbeney) toclrama- ·• lize the pll&hl ol the dl-arlngl_..l. Furrier Georges K a p I a n montho 8.110 amouncecl be'd de· • - ..,. DillY ., """' r.imero,.Yidd'tiW't. o.. Malldof, Oc-.. 28, the Election-No. 2 Voters Certain to be·· ou~y Nov.·5 ' EDITOR'S NOTE: 'nils is the second or alx articles dealing with the Nov, 5 1!0"' eral election in Ohio. T h e ,. llrst concerned the Slate Supreme Cour~ The o t he r • wlU deal with the GeiK!nl Aaserli'bly, co"ll'esatonal, U. S. Sonate and preoldential campaigns. By RICHARD E. LIGHTNER UPI statehouse Reporter COLl!MBIJS (UPO - Ohio voters will be very busy Nov. 5, In addition to selecllns the per1011s to represent them It the county, state and national level, they will be called on to decide 1,409 other matters. Socretary of Slate Ted W. Brown has 011 ftle 135 bund loaues, 58 local qltion questions, 208 misceuaneous questions and 1,006 tax levies. However, In addition to the 1,401 local matters to be decided, voters wW ~ asked to approve or disapprove two amen:l-ments to the Ohio Constitution. state Issue No. 1 would authorize the Issuance of bonds cr other obligations for highway• and other capital Improvements in Ohio. State Issue No. 2 would permit the General Assembly to grant homestead exemptions to Ohioans, The second amendment may not be as successful with the voters as politicians b e 1 i e v e State Issue No. 1 will be. Originally conceived to grant real estate tax exempti(lfls for resident homeowners age 65 and over, the state issue No. 2 was changed during its course of travels. Words Added The language that gives the legislature permission to gnnt an exempdon to all resident homeowners was added to that which permitted the assembly to make exemptions tor those over 65. The pr~VQsed ameOOmeM falfs to specify how for the leg· islature may go in providing ex· elq)tions and leaves the General Assembly with broad power to determine who would get the exemptions and how m.u.ch .an In the propoali, ~ mWlon is sot aside Cor hlgtiD,yo; $120 mUllon for water pollallon ..... trol and ma_.,..nt; tlOO mq. lion for technical and vocoi!On11 education, higher oclucallon and ju1enUe rehabUltollon, fJO mUIIon Cor parks and recreation, $19 mWion ror addlu-1 counl,y eilliOrlo and stole bulldlrwe. • ' my es: he'll abandon FI'BAceforllere .... Everyone -.lerecl wby mll- llonalre oportainanDCYtdMcf;Gn. nell -.ldenly made . . a a d oranp juice his favorite apert. Mt: he just bought Florlcta'• big• geat orange srove. By WASHlNGTON - The unsink· able Nelson.Rockefeller, qain reJected ror the highest omce only months ago by the Republican National convention, ts fast becomlns the second blt!Best Republican in the nation. To look at his career, indeed, is almost to conclude that defeat Is good Cor afel1011,Fortheloaer tn August at Miami Beach 11, against Ill the laws or prollabill· ty, today the winner. He 1s today the unchellensecl leader of East· ern Republicanism and in that crucial area the one indispensable man to the Presidential campaign or his erstwhile rial, Richard Nixon. - Not Ions 110 Nelson RockefeUer was publicly patronized by Sen. Jacob Javits of New York and all but CJpeniJ! seemed by Mayor John Lindsay or New York City, Today the herelofore unbeatable Serw.tor Is hippy to associate himself wherever possible with Governor Rockefeller and wUJ return to the Senate, if at all, oniJ! becauae NelsnnRock· efeller atone has mantgedtoproduce some semblance or order and purpose In the G.O.P. In New York Slate. And tDc1ay the highly u"'Republlcan Republican Ma,yor Undsay presides over 1 city deeply embittered In nearly every possible way, wracked by teachera' strike teachers' strike, torn by IC)OD pollee sl""downs and Interracial anlmue. He himself Is threatened in the "ry otreets by erstwhUe edhere!U who once vlbnted in lltenl ecatac7 before him and wbo now shout oniJ! that "LindSay must go." -l'Wo years ago Nelson RockefeUer woo llghtint! Cor his life In a re-election campaign to which Mayor Lindsay contributed mal1>o ly a t.ngltt.Y condenscenalon, If oot actoally a hidden hosillit.Y. Two years ago Javita was lssuins ultimoturna to a hardi>ressed Governor who looked wry much to have had It for good. Now, half the Republican candidate a Cor the legislature In Now York State decline even to be photographed with Javlts - and beamlngly aoek the smaUestpartlsan embrace from Nelson Rockfeller. Javita, to be sure, still survives; but no one now S\lt'pooao him to be the head of New York Republicans, As tor Lindsay, his eareer lies in ruina;ard the man who In August was seri-ously boomed!<>< VIce-President now would clearb have the gravest or dlmcullj' In being re-elect· eel tD municipal omce. It is one of the oddest turnabouts In recent political hlttory. For tOda,Y Nelson Rockefell'!" Ia pialuly on the way to hl&i> Callloet post In a ,Nixon Aclmlnlotratlon, asaumirw there lstobeone- am a88uming, too, that the heretofore cool and distant G. 0, P, movers and ohakera inNewYorkSiate do not successfully entreat him to stay at home •• lbo !lillY otrecUvo parl;y ahepherd , _ remotely in slglrt. For Javita Ia: now tar more concerned with per.-!' survival than with dreams of part,y leadership. And Llndasy is flnlling "Fun City," hla sometime rame for Manhattan and ita environs, • clt.Y barely sovernable ot all and, to be lldlY plain about It, in a condition little short of anorclty, To ei:-New Yorkers returning briefly these claya to those low· era an old remembered ~~ and elan, it Is I case oC visltlns the Incredible. In Llndsay'abrlef tenure auch of the sheen as had survived the early postwar yeerR Ia gone; and Ill the slamour has or departed. Jt Ia, of course, iD tnaQ1 ways all a part or a world Lindsay never made. But It Ia also true ~ ,lila ~lt;y Ia paying oa-ly ' toi Ill¥'eislontial irresponolbllilj' of its decision to put Its atratri Into the hands or this man of undoubted charm but also of Wll!ewould TKaR children be to each nlable inexperience - this pr~ other - tint eoualDI, or aec- fesolonalantagonisl of aclrtoclM ond coualns? Normslly the sec- thing called "orsantzation poltond generation are second cou- tics." otno, bul because of the - l e For wlthwt orpnlzollOn no blood mixture, would lhla c:hange great public enterprise can .be tldnga? - MRS. H. run at all; and thatprofwnd truth Dear Mra. H: is the eiiPlanation both Cor LitldYw lett me at --double cou- say'o tragedy and tor Rockealns." Woulcla&enealoglotplease feller'• reemergence Into the step forward and oxplaln tldnss? p011er and the Jlory. Channing Wblle you're at lt, tell ua once aud "charismatic" he mu not 181ln the dlll'erence between sec- be; but he doaa know bow to make ond coualns and couolns onee- lhillp work. The trwble with removecl. "T~ New Politics" of such as , And bow about If the chUdren Lindsay and Sen. Euge110 Mccarol - • • couoina marrlocl the thy Ia that they don'~ chilclren of dnuble coualns? Would tlda be a llangeroua combhtaUon, lhould bad genes get together~ THE DAILY SENTINI!L tCVar&D TO INI'I!IUI' W Con!Uolng, lan't It? Alao faocl...,, ••_,AIM natlns. Thanks for any lntormo. IIDIAIDI.UWDI,~ lion forthcoming. - H. Nil&... ..., ............... " ' Ohio van., ......... ~. u1-..... PENDANT, PENDANT, WHO OWNS THE PENDANT? Dear Helen: Several years aso we bought a 9ft' home and friend• came to help us clean up. While clearIns: out an old "fruit eellar," one ol the men - let's call him Dave - found an old pelldant, so dll1;7 and beal-<11> he threw It on the trash pile. I reocuecl It becauoe I wanteel a remembrance of movtns day. Mter I cleaned the pen. dant, It lookecl ao unuaual I took It to a jeweler who said It waa worth about $200. We tried our beat to locate the rigbttul owner. No takers, ao we were advlaecl the Jewelry r!SirtfUUy belonged to us, aa it Hearne with the property.'' We're keeping it as our "tamlly heirloom." However, Dave claimed it. My ..,aband offered him $100 for Thio column Ia dedicated to "hla half," and he ref'Uaed. family living, so It you're bivEver since then Dave'• wife Ins kid troollle or just plain (they ere 11011 separated) won't apeak to me and has gune to trouble, lsi Helon help YOU. sreat lengths to tell mutual' She wiU also welcome your """ frlends how we uc:heatedi' them. / amuaina npertencea. ~~~~. !Jie never mentions the •too· Helen_. in care oflhl•-•· ~ . otrer, and she may not lmliw about!~ -r • BERRY'S WORLD ' ...._ __ .... ........................ -....................... -..••&M•,.a..• ,. ...................... ...... .......... ................ !it., .....,, OWer,. U?tt, ....._. GIIM ......a.a .................. , ---~-·· u-ex·;, jh;••a.,,._w.._ . . . ., ........... D;I . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................................. ,~ -*' ~ vrro STELLINO aed htb!rcepted a pus and Morrall quickly turnec1 them Into !DIIchdowns 11 the Colts zOdlled to a !Goa load early Ill the IOcond period. The Loa Anpleo lou, .,.p. ping the Rams' lt-pme regular oeaaon lfimll1rl streak, left the Dallas Cowbo7a- who meal Green Bay tonight Ill a UP! "'"""JalutaJ WrltjlrUnllao? ' So wbo - . Ce~lil not the llalllmoro •· Cella, who PlN'ed wlt11out their ·llllltw · - SUtalay but clldn'l _, · - 111111 blm •• they ....... • with I attrrlDc perforrnanco to ,. abock lbo Loa Anplea Raina, - 2'1-10. Eorlllfarrall pafmmeclciPIbl)' In Unltaa' lboence but It wu the Colt dofeDalvo unit IIIIIch turnec1 lbo pme around. Tha dotoDoe recowrecl a fumble Rocky's Fortunes Revive, ]avits, Lindsay 'W recked I upseta me to have thla wOmTwlla D. Chapman, Ber- an hate me. Sbould I corner her Mrd HWJijl)lrey, Morrlo Humph- apd tell her we tried to be fair? rey (Maurice) Charles -en, - T. Y, Eerl Bowen, Norman Bowen, Del· Dear T: bert Bowen, aftld. for trane. •MidBy all means, leU her, buldon't dleport. Ol!Picl any sreat chan8e lJI this _,.., People hans on to their resentmento bocauae they ..,. Joy the teellns of slit-Importance they bfinl. rm lUre your friends know 111o pendant 11 leplly yours. Be aure they 1110 kmw about alsn and make no moro ,_.... yonr otror to Dave, And thon, coati bocauH tile apecltts wao forpt Ill - H. ~- lion .... Henry Dear Helen: toocse lo to ....,c FClllda jumped aboard the lltraI lltllave I read Ill Jour coltor~en promotion - · poood tor umn 1ear1 8.110 111 ~~~Planation a mink ad for Mike Forreatlltr ol COUII,n relatlonlhlpo, .... The claolic cborUI-pJWicb· Could JOU p i - tall me aliDo uau&lb' ~·· 'om marQfnc bout " - e couolna'l" I beH'wond IIIOj!llll ur ,....,... mil- llove when a elstar ~ brother llonalreo IIIIIch It true• but the ltJ lamll1 marrloa I brolber exception Ia rormer eoPacabana and liater Ill ...,..... famlb', cborlne Constance Kerlllllh, Just their aftlljll'lng are ·- • ·eoa. promoted tit lreaaurer ol Town aiDa,, right? So What rlla"'"' Author James Joneo keepoi!OI-. tins Cecl op with thins~ ltad plac- I Washington White Paper Stew~ Hall. ' ""pOrt . PLAYJNG IT SAFE, pop linger Lola weare a We Wltlie sllMng OD tbe rail af a Tbamoa River lltat aear Loacloa. ' ..tlmally talevlsed - · · the o!Q umeaten team In the NFL. Green Bay, meanwhile, Is ltlll in good ahlpe despite Ita 2.3-1 .... mark. Detroit the Central Dlvllim loader, wos beaten by Fnncioco, lt-7 whUo the Chll:qu · Bean edsecl the Mime- Vlldngs, 28-24. That left Detroit at 3-3-1 with both -oto and Chlcqo at 3-4. san A Standoff In a battle ol lbtllll;l', wlnleu Pittsburgh and PhiladalpMa met and neither team COIIld eeore a touchdan. But Pfi.. taburlh won, 11-3, oo Lualei'• 15-JII'II lleld goal with Pro Standings . U. S. Athletes Cop 106 Medals NFL STANDINGS By United Prell Jnternatlonal (f',aotorn Conterenco) (Century Dlvle!OD) Teem W L T Pet. st. Louis .. • ••• t 3 0 .571 Cleveland • . • • • • 4 3 o •57.1 New Orleans . • •• 3 t o .t29 .. MEXICO CITY {UPI)-Ira unofllcial, but very real, batde ... "Vha" for Mulco tally, and between the world'a top two Plttaburlllt .. • .• . 1 8 0 .lt3 "hurray8 tor Yankee DoOd1a athletic -ers • - lhlo way: (Cepltal Dlvle!OD) Datrilr- But Ill Motcow, lt'a Total medllo: United sta~• Team W L T Pet. baek to lbo drawllll board to 106, Ruaela 9L Dallas • . • . .... 6 0 0 1.000 -, rebuild Soviet athletie -er. Gold medlio: United States ·• 111t 1988 OlyJnplc Gameo of 45, Russia 29. Mexico, llrat ewr held in Lelln · · Alllorlca, paooed Into • the :· hlotor)' beoko Sonlay ·night in a - 4ramatic c:loilna c e , . _ that .- Into a !leota - a night .. . warm with LIMn excitement and pl'CIIIlua to meet apln at the ()lympico lJI -cb, Germany, In 1972. ..,. bappy throng ol more than 80,000 that chanted "Vha · llulco, VIva Mexico" at the ·: Obtqlic Stodi1111 hod plent;y to celebn.._ for Mexico had Sllf> ~ ee11tully atapd the larptt Olympics Ill history, and - I t .. l*celltlly diiPita the threat cauaed by 11roet vlolODCe 10 clayo before the pmoe. And fer the United Slates, thera was reJoicing In the recapture of the ovenll 01ympic loam clwq>lnnahip- a Iitle .. R1111sta took over in 1958 at Melllourne and hold through the Olympic GAmet of 1960 In Rame and 198t in Tolcyo. FINl Score ,_ nn.l "aeore" in the onw This ends l Ions climb back for the U.S. Olymptone. MaJor foctors in the U.S. tr!UD1(11l were: L Continued excenence In track and fteld with 15 gold meclals, oomparecl to 14 at Toki-o; 2. Elfll&n&lcm of the Olympic swlmmlns program so that lbo U.S. water power, greater than ever this yeer, prOduced 58 or the llnal total of 106 meclala; 3. SOviet Callure to clomi,.te such sports as gym- naatics, wresWrw, and weight-llftlne which wore hugo Ruaslan meclal sources in the put Perhaps the moat accurate baramelor of what happanecl here was what happaned In Moscow. lntonnecl sources in Moscow said SUtalay that the Kremlin has ordered a big shako.., in Soviet aporia In light of the Soviet Olympic Callure. A new state cmnmlttee oo sports, dtrecUy reoponalble to the government's councn of ministers, ia In the workl. J!,J UDited Pruo -.atlonal . mG TEN CONFERENCE lap TEAK WLT Ohio Slate • •••. ' · .• ••.• . .•.•. . • 3 0 0 Mic:hl,pn. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 0 0 Ovenll WLT 5 0 0 IDJDala • • • • • • • • •••••• ••• • • • ••• o 3 o 5 1 5 I t 2 3 3 4 2 2 4 1 5 0 8 WIICODiln • • • • • . • • • • • . • • • • • • ... • 0 3 0 0 8 0 Priae, . , • • •. .• ..•......• . ... 2 1 0 IDdlam. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2: 1 0 MIDnesota • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 M1chlpa State • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 lc:wra ' 0 o 0 0 I o • • 0 o • o • o o • • o o o o o o o 1 Nortlnreltem • . • - • • • . • • • • • . • • • • • 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 2 o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MID-AliERICAN CONFERENCE Lel8ue I o 0 0 • • o • o o • o o o t Overall W LT 4 0 0 WLT 8 0 0 Mlaml •• • •••••• • •• • • • ••• • • • ·•. 410 5 2 0 5 1 1 Toledo • . . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • , • . • 3 1 1 Bowl.-.: Green • • • • • • •••••• •• •• •• 2 .1 1 Weltarn .Michtp.n • ••• • • •• •• • , •• • • 2 3 0 Ken&:State • • • • ••• .4 3 0 0 ll·· ···· ·· · ·· ·o 5o Marlhlll • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • . . . • • 0 5 0 1 4 7 6 I 0 0 1 Mll).()MO League WLT DetiiDCe • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 0 0 WilJfttiiiCoa • • , , • • • • •• , , •• , , •••• , 2 1 0 F'ldll • . ..... . .. .. . . ... . .. .. . . 1 I 0 2 3 0 2 4 0 1 8 0 ._... 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' ., '.. I' lCllllral DM slonl Teem W L T Pd. Detroit . • • • . . .• 3 3 I .600 Minnesota • . . . . . 3 4 o .429 Chlcli!O • • . . . . • 3 4 0 .t29 Green Bay ••••• 2 3 1 .400 (Coaolal Dlvllion) Team W L T Pd. Baltimore •.• , . . 8 1 0 ,857 l..ol Angeles • • . • • 8 1 o .857 Son Franclttco .•.• t 3 0 .571 Atlanta , .... ••.. I 6 0 .tt3 &mday' a Results ila!Mmore 27 Loa Angeles 10 New York 13 Waahlnston 10 Cleveland 30 Atlanta 7 Francisco 14 Detroit 7 PIMaburgh 6 Pl1iladelphla 3 Chicago 26 Mlmeaota 2t st. Louis 31 New Orleens 17 (Only games achecluled) Monday's Games Green Bay at Dallas (jlisht) (Only game ochecluled) &mday'a Games Baltimore at New York ChlcB.IIO at Green Bay Cleveland at Francisco Dallas at New Orlean• Detroit at 1..o1 Angeles PltiolJurBh at Atlanta st. Loula.at Phlladelphla Wa8lllnitoil at Minnesota san 17 oeeoada left-after the Eqleo went Cor 1 lint dolm on I play lXI their own nit10 with 49 second• loft. In the other throe games &onday, Cleveland routed AtlaJ>o ta, 311-7, Now York edsecl Waohing!Dn, IS-10, and 5I. Loulo -Now Orleans, 31-17. The Boltlmore defense obowecl Ita mettle In the llral three mlnutoa when the Ramo reco.....t 1 blockecl punt '"' the Colt 17-but hod to settle tor 1 19-yard lleld goal by Bruce Gossett. The rest of the way It wao all tho Colts, After Tom Matte ran 411-Yirlla with a swing pass from Mornll, Jerry HUI scored the llrst Colt TD on a plunse. Fred MUler thell pouncecl on a WUI!e Ellison llanble on the 30 and scampered to the four and Mornll acored f...........,.., s o san 0 I 0 00 0 Gabriel paoa on play before the end of the llrat periOd, .)ltntny Orr caught I 4tY'Ifd !DIIchdown Pill fl'an Morrall to make It 2o.& Scarao On Fumble Dick Wltther acG(llod ,. a Cllmble ll'om teammate Gary Lewis and daabad 12 prdo tor the perM 'l1l that pvo San FruciJCO the wiD OVU' Detro!~ Lewis hod caught a 37yard paso from John - e befcre fumbling on the 12. Mac Percival's fourth lleld goal- 1 47-yardor with throe seconds left- P'" Chi CliO the wild victory over Mii. .IIOIL 1t came I1W' the Vlklnso took a 24-23 lead on Jos Kapp'o :IS-yard TD pus to GeiK! Walhlngten with 66 seconds lett. U." Four Mid-American Confer- ence teams, Including Mlami, have tried to tame the Bobcats. All have faDed as unbeaten Ohio Univerlit,y polished otr Marohall (48-8), Kant state {317), Toledo (40-31) and Miami (24.7). Toledo and Miami had been unbeaten prior to their meeting with the Bobcats. Unless Western Michigan or Bowllns Green upset Ohio U. the Bobcato will bave a Dec. 27 date in Orlando, Fla. Their Tan- Grid Scores gerlne Bowl 0[1110110111 llsureo to be Richmond, the present Southern Conference pacesetter. Giant step ou took a gianl step toward lte bowl appearance Sallmlay when Miami riwec1 prOYloualy unbeaten Bowllns Green 31-7. The Bobcats reeled their alxth straight win with a t2-12 decilloa over Dayton. II was a ~eague skirmish and ou•a tlrot win over Dayton olnce 1964. There are now only two IDI· beaten Ohio colleges - the Bobcats and Ohio State (5~) which blow a 2t~ lead but rallied for a 31..24 win over Rllnois . The lllckeyes entertain gianl. killer Mlchioln Slate saturday. The ~· thumped Notra Dame 21-17, otopplng the Irish's iaat ditch try Cor victory on the ooo-yard line. Alhiand Do1mecl Unbeaten In Ita laal 18 starta, Aohland Cell to Heidelberg lS-9. OU wiU be on the road the _ . two weeki against Western orr OHIO HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RESULTS By United Press International saturdaY Cleve. S~ Ignatius 52 Cle~. West Tech 8 Clove. South 26 Cleve. John' Marshall22 Parma Valley Forge 29 Shaker Heights 7 Lorain 5I. Mary 26 Ashtabula 6 Brookside 18 Keystone 16 Univ. School 32 Pills. !holy aide t Hawken School 12 MIIDIIee VaL 8 Grand Valley 46 Leclgemont 6 WlJTen Western Reserve 64 Cleveland John Hay 6 Akron SL Vincent 20 Beclford Chane! 0 Cleve. ~ Joseph 28 Cathednl Lelln 26 Cincinnati S~ xavier 24 PureeD 0 Lima 32 Portsmouth 31 Tllawanda 8 Middletown Fe1111. 6 Mason 44 Little Miami 22 Lakoto 26 Madison 13 KlnsB 38 East Clinton 30 Dayton Roth 38 Dayton Silvers 8 Marton Calh. 54 lllgh1and (Morrow Co.) 32 Portsmouth Notre Dome 62 Valley 0 Newark Catholic 89 Locaa 0 Coal Grow 30 Ironton ~ Jos. 26 CantDn C. C. 8 Canton Lincoln 6 Wooster 33 Manolleld Madison 0 Weat Branch 22 Cantleld 0 0 ·• 0 New Orleau with I 21· polDI period ol~PloeloL Jim 11att ran Cor ona 'l1l and tossed I SS.Y11rd pall to De.. WWlamo Cor IIMIIhor to hlci>Ugtot the llnal poriod aurp. New York drove 80 Jll'lla fGr I periOd 'l1l wltlt r<Jaldo Bobby Duhon collecting 56 of the Jll'll• 011 elcht 1'111111 and three pus reeepllou Ill the Illplay drive. Tucker Frederickson banged owr fran the Cor the • ..,..... Cllarley Gecalak mlooocl a U.Y'Ifd llald goal which would have tied lllo score with 14 seconds left. HaJ,NtffWI~ The ~ Dlckaon hlo tlrot PGA v1c1or7 In lbo tllO,OOO HaJ, ocand "Do lot ..... ..,._... ..... , . . . . . . . Jell. She'd ~ewe 10 ...... kl" I .akers Score 152-116 Win ·~ The This Week's Games OHIO COLLEGE SCHEDULE By United Press ~ Michigan Slate at Ohio Slate Cincinnati at North Teus state Dayton at xavier (N) Marshall at Bowling Green Kant State at Loulavllla Mlatnt at Tuledo Ohio U. at Weatern Mlchigal: Ohio Wesleyan at Baldwln-WaL Capital at Aabland Muskingum at Denison Heidelberg at Otterbein Hiram at Wooeter Kenyon at Oberlin Marietta at M~ Unton Valparaiso at Wittenberg mutrton at Ohio Northern Cantril state at Detlance Centre at Wtlmtncton Ulloolo Slate at Akron Findlay at AuaMn Peay Youngotown at SOthem llltnols Thiel at Adelbert ease Tech at Allelheny Bethany at John carroll (N- Nlghl) Open ciD hlo 15th - IS I pro. The _...... vlclor7 - - ... 71111111 Tulaa, Okla., pro's .,..... netor)'. ambition prior to hll AI I roolde pro, Dlcbon modellll hod onb lqoed kl ftnloh the , _ IIIIOI!IIIbo "" 60 ~-· lJI Cll'lllr kl bo IDiqlt qulllfi!IW fGr PGA tew'DIIDIIIII _ . ......, . Over Roekets By United Praoa lnlernatlonal EIP• Ballor, wbcioe career waa • . _ . . . to be llnllhecl three 701r1 qo, 11 betbor than ner now. He rMched ll'lDther milo stoRe &onday night to prow MlchllPUI at Kalamazoo and Bowling Green. Ohio U. amaaaecl 505 yordo asolnst Dayton. Quarterback Clove Bryllll pataed Cor 251 yarda and ona touchdown. TOdd ~der, Bryllll'l favorite target, caugbt 11 paaaeo for 203 yords and a TD. Dave LeVeck I'Wihecl for 118 yords in 20 allempta and two !DIIchdowna. Bob Haumard ocorecl his 11th !DIIchdown of the aea1011 on a three - yard ptunso. Toledo topped Kent 28-12 and Weotorn Michigan mauled Marshall to.J2 Ill other MAC games. .a. Plcldlw .. ot tu,ooo 111 111o llrot - Loa Angeles !.akers, l~DPlns jack reached 1111 20,000 point mark with a 3Zi>olnt elrort as the Loken. whipped the san Dleso Rockets, 152-118. The pme WIS atoppecl with 8:18 to go wha=lor comeeted on a 20-t: to reach the 20,000 point aOd be wu presented with the ball. He left the game shortly IIW'. Teammate Wilt ChambarWn, who scorecl 28 points is the alllimo leador with 25,678 and retired Bob Pettit Is second at ~od ,o;News ..., ..... .,,..... 1 beHar·lhan"""l' .,.. IChaol or col.... llttdottt, , . """ ...lily far bit ..... JOilr Aulomoblle IUifiiCI, State Auto Matual offara 1 llOOD STUDEIT OIICOUNT 20,880. In the other two pmes, Atlanto whipped Phoenix, 123100, and Baltimore beat seattle. 1211-114. Eerl Monroe scored 32 pointe to pace Baltimore to the triumph over Seattle. The win moved llaltlmore into second place In the east with a 5-3 record. Zolmo Beat.¥ scored 27 polnta as Atlanta routed Phosnix. Gall Goodrich paced the losers with 23. LONGCIIAMP VICTOR PAin'> (UPI)- Regent Slnet, 01111011 br Madame Solla Hernandez Gworrlco of ArgmUna, 11011 the $40,000 Prix de Ia Foret at l.Gagchamp race course &mday by two lengths over Don 11. Verglu waa another length behind in the lleld or 13 atartera for third place. rqltW .. ID 25~. .... - ..w- ... .....- -· .. --. ·,._,.,. .114 c-t st. , ....... liiiliiO r====~~===~·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·=~m:::~::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;::::~::::::.:.: ..••,•,•,•.~::t:::· I ~ I 'jj AND THAT'S NOT ALL YOU'LL GET :: ~ ;; ~~~ AT THE SONNY'S • . . FAST & PLEASANT SERVICE ' .. PLENTY OF PARKING . . . A FABULOUS MENU i~ •cLURES DAIRY GOOD! ' . WANT._..t .i • ~ I ;:j ' .. ISLE 4J.~~L~':l. &~·!!! t\t::::::::::::::::t~..=·=·:.:,io;:::.:::::x:-:·>:·:·;·:~::::.:·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·~===~.:;::~:~.:.;:.t~::.:::..'.S§«·»•-1 REPUBLICAN RALLY ENTERTAINMENT BY LEE JACOBS, MASTER OF LOOK P I if Tlll . . . . lllloft,_ -------------------- - Loa Attplea 162 san Dllso 116 AllatU 123 Pboerdx 180 0 Balllmore 126 8oolllo 1U 0 1 0 0 0 0 --11' MEIGS COUNTY HIGHWAY GARAGE 8:00 P.M., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31 san 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 COSTA MESA. Cl11f. M'DA,....._......,.andnllIWWW Bait Dlcklol Joalrilll toward~ 111o ttae,ooo Laelq LIINt•ll.-J (\len • 8111 n--!ICO - . , U hlo rldl Clewland routed AdutiL The .tc:tory left the tied fGr the Cenlury Dlvlaten load at f4 with 5I. Loulo, whlell Unbeaten Elevens COLIJMilUS (UP!) - Maybe It's Juat wtlhlW thlnklns on his part, but Miami Univeralt.Y linebacker Bob Babich faela Bowllns Green can beat Ohio J1ai8 Toanaey BID Nelsen paaaed fGr 196 ylrlla and Leroy Ke111 I'Uihld tor 199 Jll'llo Ill 19 carrie• •• Ohio Has Only 2 OHIO COLLEGE SCORES By United Press International saturday Ohio state 31 Uliools 24 Miami 31 Bowlins Green 7 Vlllaoova 21 xavier 10 Tulsa 3t Clnc!Mitl 27 Toledo 28 Kant State 12 Ohio University 42 Daytoli 12 . AFL STANDINGS Denisoo 23 Oherlin 8 By United Press llltemational Wootem Mich. 40 MarohaU 12 East Marietta 25 Otterbein 6 Team W L T Pd. Muskingum 9 Capital 0 New York . . . . . • 5 2 0 .714 Wooater 28 Kenyon 16 llool4n . . . . . . . . 340.t29 Heidelberg 15 Ashland 9 Hooaton • . . • • • • 3 5 0 .375 Dellance 14 Bluffton 6 Miami . . • . . . . . 2 4 1 .333 South O.kota s~ 23 Bulralo • • . • • • . I 6 I .lt3 Youngstown Stole 20 West Ohio Wesleyan 39 Wabash 0 Team W L T Pet. John Carroll 23 Adelbert 13 Kanoao City •. ••. 7 I 0 .875 Ferrio (Mich.) 36 Findlay 16 oakland . . . . •.. . 5 2 0 .714 Ohio Northern 27 Dlet!o . •..••• 2 .714 Northwood (Mich.) 0 Denver • • • • . • . • • 3 4 0 . 429 WUmlnston 27 Case Tech 6 Cincinnati ••. •. •• 2 8 0 .250 W. VL State 27 Central State 20 &lnday'a ReMIIta BaldwiJ>.Wallace 14 Wittenberg 7 Now York 48 Boston It M~ Union 33 Hinm 18 llouoten 30 Bulfllo 7 Oakl•nd 31 Clllclmatl 10 ABA STANDINGS DOIIVer 21 Miami It Kanno Cill' 27 Dteso 20 By United Press International East &mday'o Gamet Team WLPd. Bulralo at New York Mlnne. 1 0 1.000 DOIIVer at Booten Kentucky •• • . • • . 3 I .750 Houston at Cinclmatl New York • •• . . . • 1 I .500 Kanno City at Oakland Miami .. .. .. .. . 0 2 .000 Miami at SoD Dloso IDdlana ••••••••• 0 3 .ooo NBA STAI'IJINGS We at By United Preul'tlternatlonal Team W L Pd. East Oakland • . • ••. • 8 0 1.000 Team WLPd. Dallas .. .. . . . . . 0 0 .000 Booten . • ' ' ..... . t 0 1.000 Baltimore •• , •• ••. • 5 3 .625 Deaver .. . . ' .• . • 0 0 .000 Houoten .. .. .... . 0 0 .000 ClnclmaH • • • • • • . . 3 2 •800 Pltlladelpltla ••••••• 3 2 .800 Loo Angeles • • • . . • 0 0 .000 New York ......... 3 3 .600 . Now OrleaM • .. • •. o 1 .ooo !U>day'a Games Detrol! .. ......... 2 3 .400 Mllwaakee o o 0 t .000 - - 126 Miami 94 (Only pmo achdlled) West IIAinday'o Gamea Team W L Pet. N<nr Orlaana at HouiiiiiD Fraucllco, • . , • , 3 I .750 (Only pme acbomtled) san thrae playa later. to make It IS. 3. Aller Rick Volk lnterooptecl 1 AllatU .... .. ...... 3 2 .800 Loa Atwtle• • • • . .. • • a 3 .800 1 san Dl ........... . . 2 1t .400 0 . PhDIDtx • • • • • • • • • • • 2 a .too 0 ChlCIIO • • • • • • • • • • • 2 3 •toO 1 Saattll ............ 2 5 .186 0 a.dQ'. llellllla 0 W L T 0 N011 York . •.. •• 5 2 0 .714 WalhlDgtao . . • . • 3 4 0 .t29 Pl1iladelphll • • •• • 0 7 0 .000 CWeotorn Conference) san Ohio Grid Standings IILILiii ........... U.. ..... .... Mlcr................... ,...... Diebnn Cope ' . Colts Stop Rams27•10BroWns Win · exemption would_ be granted. Sqlport by Ohio's two pollII· cal parties hu apparently insured the success of the Rhodes Administration's $759 mlllion bolll issue. It also has the slt)port of the state AFL-CIO. 'I While the a,.portero of I h e are not about to foriel" . bond Issue have not. Corgollen Republlcalll jot ll'om ihal 'WJIAirs rejected the Ohio tlie Demoicralli, and AFL-CIQ, llonll eommluion Idea llmoot by qreelng to their riQuoil£ tw...-, they ' feel lhl!f!s are Almost ewry mOdlllcattoa" r.... quested was gril\!ed ind tht fidiffer.,. this lime. .,.. ona member or the odml"' sue Wll handlod IIIDOit lll<i I !stratton' team that was r e - bl • parMaan pr""'all. l!fvll)~ slble Cor movinl the bond Issue ol the OBC wu IP'Inted inlllathroush the legislature said: lng!JI and almost bitterly. uOBC ~ught us a les1011 we 11188 - CHAIII . NO ADMISSION FISH FRY �... ,." ·"..''".. I ~ . t ""- Dinner Event is Held ' NEW HAVEN - ,Tho Woman•a Mlalilllltry Soclet;y ot the New HlY., First Clureh ot God hold Ita Oetobor 'meeting with a feilowoldp dlmer st DriYe-11. n . . - a - e In cbarao ot IVa Copehari. 111e aloo - - pme1, Wlmlngprizes were Eleamr O.Yia, Aml JoM.. om and - e Fields, A l1lort business meeting waa .....,.._ ed by tbe pres!-. 0 r p h a Fieldo, ,nor the cllmer, Tbe member•hi.P committee, Cllllllllln& or Mary Slok andDrue lltrt, reported thet the aoeleQ> had ...,. DYer Ita aoai wltb a total ot 27 members. Finance director IVa Capehart reported candy and aelaaors ue being sold for a IDOIIOIY....uingproJeet and IIIIIIOUiteOd that a clemonstrallot! pa11y wiU be held ,.. · llonda,y, Nov. 11, at the homo ot FOJe Carpenter. 111 the lb1011ee ot the oplrltual life director, the oecrelar7, Rou""'• JACKIE RAY MINOR AND TONY GOODMAN displOJ 1,000 pound moose killed by Jack Minor, Roush Road, Cheshire, ard Paul Goodman, Camp Conley. Hunters Bag Moose Jack A. Minor, Roush Rd., Cheahire, and Paul Goodman, Camp Conley, near Pt.. Pleasant, killed a 1, 000 lb. moose at White River, Ontario recently to end an 11-doY hunting a n d fishing trip. ,. ,. ~roce ~ ' ' ' ' have gone. Top Ten COLUMBUS (UP0 - Eight of United Press lnterrw.tional's Top Ten Class AA and Class A powers really went on a scoring binge over the weekend. · Chiefs Nudge Chargers 27-20 Newark catholic, No. 4 in Class A ratings, led the point By STEVE SCHWftRTZ parade witl1 an 89..{1 poundirw UPI Wports Writer of Lucas. Four other Class A This week's Kansas Cit;y leaders, Including front~running Chiels look nothing like last Cory - Rawson, scored 40 or week's Kansas City CllieCs more points. COry • Rawson except that both are in tlrst blanked Arlington 41-0. place In the Western Division or Upper Arlington, the de[eml- the American Football League. Holzer Medical Center, First Dillon, Crown City, daughter, ing Class AA champion and curLast week the auers put the An. Visiting hours 2--4 ancl 7-8 4:50 a.m. &mda,y; Mrs. Garland rent pacesetter, romped to a 62- ball in the air just three times p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics K, !lover, 62 Lincoln Ave., son, 6 win over Newark. while using the straight "T" However, third.rated Warren formation against the Dakland 10:58 a.m. SundaY: Mrs. Jem Ward. Admissions J, H&il, Cheshire, dall8hter, 2:- Western Reserve took Clus AA Raiders because of iiUurtes to point honors with a 64--6 run- split en::ls Otis Taylor and Mrs. Charles W. Barnhart, 57p.m. SUnday. Discharges away against Cleveland J o h n Gloster Richardson- yet man!26 Klneon Dr.; Mrs. Mary L. GDU!and, Chillicothe Rd.; DooMrs. Charles L_ Carter, Har- HOJ, aged to but the Raiders and ald L. Curry, 146 Texas Rd.; vey 0. Collins, Mrs . FJ.lzabeth Massillon, No. 3 in Class AA. move into rirstplace. Mrs. Garland K. Stover, 42 Lln- Deal, Edgar R. Donnally, JohnL. was one of the up11et victims as This week the Chiefs put eoln Ave.; ~ellio Slone, Rt. 1 Groce, Mrs. Unley Hart, 3:. the Tigers reu to warren Hard- Frank Pitts at split en:! an:l Crown City; Henry G. Furst, Rt. Clair lUll, Miss Hariett J. Uoyd, ing 23-12. quarterback Len Dawson uti ~ 1 Gallipolis, Mrs. Ora E. Hall- James McKinney, Robert C. ParHere is how the Top Ten lized a passirrg game to go hill, Rt. 2 Cheshire; Mrs. Jerry sons, Mrs. Beatrice L. Perkins, lared: along with the strong running oC J. HaU, CheGhire; Mrs. Harold Mrs. WUUam T. Perry, Mra. Class AA Mike Garrett and rookie Robert D. DUion, Crown City; Mrs. Ger- Terry D. Pbelin, Amy D. Phalin, 1. Upper Arlington defeated Holes as the Chiefs beat San ald W, Edwards, Rt. 1 Cheshire; Rand,y E. Rhodes, Mrs. Neiile Newark 62-6. Diego 27-20 Mrs. Oscar Gritrl.tb, Rt. 2 Vln- J, Sigler, Kent T. Walker, Deryl 2, Mentor dereated Mayfield · Loa& Pa11•Scores , mn; pate Marr, Rt. 1 Letart; Well, John M. WilllamJ, Mra. 20-U. Dawaon threw for 180 ,YVdl John M. Wililamo and infant 801l, ~~ Sam~ E. Halstead, Jr., New 3. Warren Western Reserve and hit Pitts With a s;..yard • Hom; Mrs. Freeda. A. Sayre, Mra:. David L, Jones and inCant dereated Cle ...eland John Hay scoring pass, the longest IDpass Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Wal- son, Mrs. Kenneth W, Roblnaon 6~. or the season for the Chiefs. ter S. lf.yre, Pl. Pleasant; John and infant son, Mrs. Dan L. Rod· 4. Massillon lost to Warren Dawson also set IC) the opening M. Richardson, Jr., Pt. Pleas- gers and infant son, Mrs. Char- Harding 23-12. score with 1 4l·yard pass to ant; Mrs. Ollie Thornton, Ma- les A. Searles and infant daugh5. Elyria dereated Marion Garrett to the Charger eight. oon; Mro. Wile R. Malna, Min- ter, Teddy Barker, WUllam Harding 37~. Holmes scored two plays later. ersville; Eber S. Gillilan, Ches- W. Crawford, Mis11 Marietta 6. Cincinnati st. Xavier de-In other AFL games New ter; Ml!is Jeanette D. Hill, Rt. Friend, Clif:tord Lee Ha~r, re.ated Purcell 24-0, York rolled over Boston, 48-14, • 2 Racine; Kent A. Doss, Rt. I Mrs. Robert H. Kearns, Mrs. 7, Canton McKinley defeated Oakland routed CinciM&ti, 31• Middleport; John L, Groce, Long Lew G. King, Mrs. Cecil Mao- Austintown Fitch 8-6, 10, Houston took Buffalo, 3~7, • •• BoUom; David M. Long, Rt. 3 ole, Mrs. Janet Meal, Mrs. Rich9. Cleveland St. Joseph de- and Denver eked out a 21-14 win Wellaton; Mr. James F. Wil- ard H. Roy, Criss Coe S a y r e, leated Cathedral Latin 28-26. over Miami. f liamson, Wellston; Jesse J, May, Ernest W, Wells, Carroll T, WU10. Yo~slown Struthers deThe New York Jets retained •• K«KNa, w. Va.; Mrs. Clifford Ad- iiarna, Mrs. Paul E. WolCeand!n- leated Hubbard 54-6. first place In the Ealiltern kins, Ironton; Robert E. A 1 I e n, rant daughter' Class A Division as reserve rwming Wellston; Mrs. Robert G. Cal1. Cory-Rawson defeated Ar- back Billy Joe romped for three labaD, Rt. I Jackson; Paul E. lington 41..(), touchdowns ard Matt Snell Long, Rt. 3 Ironton; M r s. 2. West Muskingum defeated scored twice against the hapless James C. Pashki, Jackson; GlorTri-V&iley 50..22. Ia J. Walden, Ironton; Mrs. Rus3. Norwalk St. Paul dereatecl oeU S. Saunders, Rt. 2 ScotTO MEET NOV, 11 Western Reserve 6-0. town; Miss Alma L. Lesser, COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio'• 4. Newark Catholic defeated Rt. 5 Jackson; Mrs. Thelma M. high school athletic directors Lucas 8S-O. Pratt, Ravenswood; Mrs. James meet Nov. 11 for a one - day s. Riverdale defeated Mo. H. Nicholson, Rt. 5 Athen!l; Mrs. program at the Ohio State Univer- hawk 26-20. Eugwte Harrison, Jackson; Rob- sity. 6. Portsmouth Notre Dame ert H. Phillips, Coal Grove. Keynote speakers will ba Clltr defeated Valley 6~. Births Fagan, executive secretary ol 7. Barnesville lost to Sl Mrs. Charles W. Barnhart, the National Federation of illgh ClairsvUie 44-20, A lherepy program IIIII party 126 Kineon Dr., son, 1:49 p.m. School Athletic AsooclatlOIUI; 8. Lorain St. Mary defeated for residents of Cottage 7 at the Saturday; Mra. Janneo F. Wil - Richard Larkins, Ohio State Unl- Aohllbult 26-6. Gallipoi.J 11 State Institute were llamson, Wellston, dl\ugtrt.er, 1: - verstt;y athletic director and Sen. 9. Mechanicsburg lost to Mt. held Thursday by members of SS a.m. 9Jnday; Mrs. Harold D. Temyoon Guyer, R-Findla,y. Sterli~ Plains 16.-6, the Wildwood Garden Oub. 10. Marion Catholic defeated The gardeners assisted thepa' Higllland (Morrow County) 54- Uents in maldng coraagea. They 32. served kool aid and cooldea and 10. West .Jefferson lost to bad ClJid1 ani snacks dur!Jw the Hunilton Township 13-0. aft:emooa. Each was preserQd with a ehi!Jon head scarf. A bouFERRARI FIRSf quet of mums waa presented to ROME (IJP0 Ernesto Mrs. Gomer PhUiipo of G~ ''Tinon BrambUa of Italy drove lis, chairman of theriPY prohis Dlno Ferrari to victory over gnma lor Region U, Ohio AssoItalian Andrea de Adao.tc:h'a ciation of Gorden Clubs. Dlno F errarl &lnda,y In the 20th Gtnlen Cl~ members gciiiJI: to Grand Prix of Rome. the inatltute were MrL U, S, Jssn Pier"' Beltoloe ot Neaae, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. France, wbo elreadl' baa Vernon Nease, Mr1. Edson Hoi~ cilnehed the ~ Formula Ion. Mra. Denver Holter, Mra. two championablp, was fourth in Dovid Flagg, Mra, Homer HaltMatra baldnd Briton Peter er, Mrs. Karl Gruuer. lira. New Zt">lth "Zerlt'lle" c.an ma ke lrfe fun aaain . Precision amplifi. Getkin, wiM> missed liking Hiram Fl""or, Mra. *"'"'Fishcal•on from 2 MIOO· l dlm-'t u rcuhs. Wc•ghs on ly 116 ounce arod Kood lor mmt mold los~es . Co me in for a demonslro~tron of Zenith's aecond Pltee by 1110 oecondl In er, and Mrs. HeiU')' Tilo~Ma. new Zl'11t'ilt'. II mo~y bt• Jll\1 roght for you' the 154.7 -mlle nee In Ida 'l'hll)' wore t<eOJIIj)tllied by Mlao Brabham. Yur11<p Tsunoda. jl '' t ' J, '. •' ,. ' "• Teochers will Dine at Resort of Ot.-t.ober when most hunters were plentitul and tasty, along wttb Northern Pike and Walleyes Roush killed a black bear 1n or from 3 to Slh lbs. The moose this same area two years ago above was the 934th to come aut on one of several other trips to of Ontario by American lluoters Canada. Both guns used on this thia year, The weather has been trip were Remington Mod. 700 warm, and the moose remained B,D,L.'s in 7 M.M. magnum. hidden in swamps. Roush a n d c f grouse and partridge Goodman report license I o r moose, bear, wolf, deer and. small game and game bird hunt:J,ng costa $101 Canadian or about$93. Fishing is ~.50. The best hunting Ia about the second or third week coo- UTTLE EAGLES - 'lbo Eastern 7-8th gnde football team by Larry Ritchie has a sparkling S..O season record this year. Ritchie's 7-8th teams have been Ullbelteo In 11 conaec:utive games during the past two seaaons. Team members of thia year's squad are tront row, left to rigt1t, Bill Osborne, Balph Parker, Ropr Olaney, Lee Lysell, Ric:k HoUon, Mike Bhw, Herb Mclrtyre. Second row, Stew Mlllhone, David Baker, John Sheets, Rust;y Walker, Ran!y Wolf, Tim Baum, Byron McCoy, Ken Ktncatde, Rodney Baker. Back row, Mr. Ritchie, MUm Sanders, Alan Duvall, Randy Boring, George Mora, Dick Stettler, Charles Brewer, Gene <ltarMty, carl Thomas and Charles Eichinger, 1sslstant coach. . . • Club Ladies Give Program, Party at GSI Patriots. The Jets' defense intercepted Mike Taliaferro, who used to be Joe Narnath's understudy, ftve times am recovered Boston tumbles. three L&monica Comects Daryle Lamonica passed for three touchdowns as the Raiders whipped the Oedgllng Bengalo. He hit Ranker Fred Bllebtikoa for two scores and substitute halfback Roger Hag. berg lor the third. Eleanor Davia, gave the n,port on Christ's blrtbday cbservanee. Anniversary to Be Observed Plans lor a Thanksgiving dinner meetlna to be held at the Tho 50th umlvorsary of t h e Pleasant Point Resort on Nov. 19 Rullalld Ualted IMibodlst Clureb were armounced at arecentmeet.. will be obll8rYed &lndaJ With lD ing of Alpha Epsilon Chapter ol ail-day service. Alpha Delta Kappa, telehers' honi\IOakor tithe 10:30 LID. wororary aoc:iety, at the heine or lhlp oervlee, following - . , . Maxine Wingett, Reeine, school at t:30 a.m., will be the Helen Smith, chaplain, led d.,. Rev. CalYin Rhoclebetrer, IUJ)er· votlona honoring FOU!kter's Dly iiUndeDt of the PortalllCilth Jlta.. IIIII the president, Mr"' WI~ trlct ot Motllldlst Churehes. Dr. gave a report of the atate con- L, L, lloush ot GtllipoUa w I i 1 vention which oheatlendedonOeL speak at the aflerDoon service 4 ani 5. A stud,y of the handbook st2 p.m. on sub-cflllter duties was made, The Jll'OI!l'&m will feature reeOthers attending were Jean Al- OI)IIItlon ot former mlnl-1 IIIII kire. EUeen Buck, Bernice Hoff.. 50-year members of the clan'ch. man. June Lee, Elma Louks, EdA potluck cllmer will be bold na Price, Frances Roberta, Non at noon with rolla, batter a n d ga Roberta. Goldie Story. IAIbeveraeeo 1o be provlded. TIIOie cille SWackhamer, and a guest. attending are ashed 1o taka their Rooalle Story, own table aervice. -·- ,1~- The theme II "Gilta to 'l'hllll lor Chriat." 'l'heoocletJwlllalib partlc:lpate In the world • li!ll' JII'OJOr viiJil this Jear. ,: Tho £rOUP t..ted tostartaftqlj'· or fund lor ilamenf>era. Chli'J!' Knight liiC1 Iris MDrrla - • 'P poliUd oa this committee. . A hitler waa read 0111061 ~ Chrlllmaa boxes to be 1o the ldne mlalloa In !'Irk Iilli; Cldlhoml. Aml JollniOII waa IIPpointed to be in chargo ol II. Next mon1b'1 mnHng will J1t bald at the ldne ot NeiU, llo!I!J. dfnc. At1enc11J11 uon, :uoPb'._ ,..,_, or Impound- ment, ana ftrum llow control, end ftood control, at.ate .upported or allfated lnaUtuUons of hllher edu- ..0111...,.. l oure cooker for the ldtehen was lllPt""ed with the Atbertono malelnll a donation. llrs. Roberti reported 011 the recent Melp COunt;y Councll ~ Parente and Tuehera meetlnc. Appointed chairman ot deieptee from tha Letart F&ilt Pr A W81 Mrt. BellY Morris. Mn. Ella Jean M.ldlfely was named to the alate of delegates replac:tncM:rs. BellY Curfman, Seal Mailing Are Labeled MONDAY ••o WUllam llulbel, IUJ)erinlenot the Southern Local SeDlltrlct, opoke 011improvemeuts In tho dlatrlet. He noted ehan&e• Jn tbe rBI,DI91'01J'8Dl aDd saki wltbln the oeart two years aU -sinthedlstrletabould be updated. Sebool niOllll wore _.rorinapeetlon by the parents. Re!relbmenta were aerved by t be first grade mother•. Church Class Dines The Rem Hustlers Clua It the Rtdne United Methodlat Chureb mel 8t tho home ot Mrs. B. M. Pickens oo Frltlaf ovenIn& Oct. 25, ~ a 6 o• dock potluck cllmer With 14 Dinner, Party Held by Club lc Temple. 11E1G1 CHAPI'ER, Amerlcon Red Cron - D e , 1 to 6 p.m. Monday at Pomeroy Elemealarl' Sebool. Walk-In cb>ora welcome. !oiEIOS BAND Boo-s, 8 p. m. Monday, Mela• lligii Sebool cafeteria, Middleport, PariOlls Iii eiemlllXary, )lm1or and 11011!or banda to attend. TEN'I 9~. Daugllters or Unlllll VeterlDI of the ClvU War, 7:30 p,m, Mlllldoy at the D,A.V, hall. thy McKenzie, Jll'eaided. Monday Plalll ..... e macle to haYe the Chrl-.. dinner on Dec. 4 in the amax ot the chur<:h With an nclwlp of )IIIIa. The Men's ClaiS Ia Invited. The cla18 al10 made plans for the WSCSmeeling to be bekl Fritlaf, Dec. 13, with Mra. Dale MeClurg, st the Methodlatpar110111180. n.e class 11 to serve the AI· Jha ~sum Sororlv a 6 o'cloek c11mor 011 Dee. 17 at the Methodiet church annex. A J>l'liYer by Mrs. ft'bU MWer and repeating of the 23rd Pulm _...s the meeting. There were four blrthtla1• observed with a birthdl¥ cake baked by Mrs. Lavinia Simpson. Maoonl< Temple. Initiation wl1l nll!lrt at the Pomeroy be held. LYDIA CffiCLE, Pomet'QY United Metbodlst Church, 7:30 Monda,y nil!ht at the church. Sl'AFF AND OFFICERS, Meigo Temple, Pythian Sisters, 7:30, Monday night at the borne of Mro. BellY spmcer; Mra. MaxLne Owens auistlng hostess. MIDDLEPORT Cub Seoul Pack 244, a masked Halloween partY Monda,y evening, Oct. 28, at 7 p.m. All registered cdls are inVIted to attend with their parents. Prizes wUI be awarded to the !Umleot, ugliest, prettiest and most original. Chri~ ul• envelopes for the amual fund drive of the Molp Tllbereulosia and Health Aaooclatlon were Iobeled Tiuroday In preparation lor NDYember mailing by members of Meiis Salon, Elgltt IDd Forty, Amertc:on Lqloo. Meeting at the bome of Mrs. Kermetb WUcox, executive secretary of the local aaooclatioo. to assist in the labeling were Mra. Ollby Martin, Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., Mrs. J. M. 'Jhornton, Mrs. Mjortie Walker, Mrs. El.mle Brinker, Mrs. Marie B o Y d, Mra. George Mowrey, and Miss BeU;y Kesoinger. Labels for the 4,450 envelopes were addr-essed by members r$ the executive committee of the aoooclatlon. The -ing bee has been scheduled for 9a.m.onNov. 6 at Heath United Methodist CIPJrch. Elgltt and FortY members will assist with the envelope sturrlng but more volun~ teera are needed, Mrs. Wilcox reports. Dr. Jerry Matheney of Middleport ls the seal sale chair· eounv man. COLUMBUS, Ohio <UPI) The United States Trottin1 AssoelaUon says the average price of a race horae at maJor aueUoru In the nation 18 $2,500 to $3,000. SPOOKTACULAR MEAT VALUES! Guests at Party ·FRESH AND TENDER young er and MrL Edith TUua. Sllealoo visited with Mlaa Frieda Flehnle 11111 llr1, Cl'lll'l' Do vis. Mr. IIIII Mrs. HarryWonchand liunl1,y of McClure were weekend vlaltora of the Rev.andMrs.Mox Donalluo. llrL Wendell Gerlach and her twin al-, Mra. Sharman Hick· er801l of spent t>rotlafs last week in Cob. .buo with the - r ' s dalJihter and ~. and dtqliter, - · Colum- 11r. lllll Mra. Girl' Sehnoider. loio, IIIII !ollss Jennlter BlaUslee, - • at Ohio State Univeral~, apent the wHkenl herewith lrlr. IIIII Mrs. C. E. l!lakeslee. the prtnc:lpal Of and lnteted on auch t.u: aupported obUtatlon8, a1nltln& or bond-retirement lund provision. shall be mad.o therefor, and tbla tec:Uon MID otbarwlle be implemented, all In tho manner and to the extent provided by law b)' tho PORK AST ,. 59~ lb 79~ lb, 39~ PORK CHOPS, family patk, SLICED .BACON, Country Mal. ' ' Fresh, Solid Huds CABBAGE ~ SHOP -bl:T. toclu4Jol llorur m approprta"' pr...,.. exc:iMI and -taxM, and covenants to continue their Jeyy, eollectJon and appUeaUon, to conttnue 10 lone u Nc:b tu: •upporied obU,aUOna are out.tudinr. without neceaJt)' for f'llrtb.er appropriation notwlth~ atandlnJ BecUOn 22 of ArUc:le 1L Ohio CoMtltuUon; provided that tho moneys referred to in s.ctton .51 of ArtJcle XII, Oblo CoMtttuUon, bereln called hfJbwar uur receipts. ATTEND MEETING NEw HAVEN - llrl. David Flelda, Jr. IIIII Mro. Nollie QIIMIDa etttrided a Slate Bciard maotlna' ot the Woman'• Mlatlon- .r.i: .~ at the First Clllreh o( 'God •In Scoll Depot, W, VL FieJdl II &tato oeerotll')' 5. EARl~ IN THE Fisher, co-hostess, for a ''come Youth to Hold Party Thursday A Halloween .....V waoplamed for '1'luraday nil!lrt at tholdne of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Slavin when the Youth FeDowoblp lttbe Healh United Motllldltl Church met &Jn. daf nll!lrt at the church. SaJidlo Jabnl!Oll premUd devotion& and Mary Brall>ury related bar _.-1011<01 at camp. A bake ule was acheduled for Nov. 9 at BoiJinem•a Cleaners. Next Sin· tlaf night's mMtlq WIU be at tha bame ot Tom casoeu. Relreshmenta 111Ve served by Jennifer Goble IIIII Fula. Others attending w_...Bridptl Goble. Mary Alii Bechtle, Eddie Mia• Uodt Y0111111 wao fl!Ost J1roim, c-p HaWIIJ, D a v I d of bonor at a birtbdly part.y given by her ,......... llr. IIIII lira. Krawanyn, Dmde Walters, Debbie Guk411', 1lrlDda Edwardo. VicHoward YOillll, rec:ent~T. Gtrti wore prullOllled to her ki VIUakllja, Jetr 1'10, Jim 'l)o, D<1e Sltvlll, IIIII lillll! Powors. and rtfreshments tncludlng • decorated cake Inscribed "lllj>- Mr. IIIII MrL SltYin and Mrs. Mu Dollabiie ue the tdYisoro. Marl-. Birthday Party Given Recently PY Blrthilal' Linda" ...... - ved to the gueota. Ati«<dilll ...... Mr. and MrL aa yoa are'" party. THURSlAY WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, Middleport First United PresbyterIan Church, 7:30 Thursday nipt at the churcb; Mrs. Tom R u e, program; Mrs. Jessie bmak· er devotions. Hostesses are Mrs. WU!Iam Morris, Mra. Ric:hard Owens, Mrs. Plumber BeellOII, Mrs. Garen Stan &bur)', and Mrs. Joe Batltll'. WEEI< Scot Lad Stokely's CATSUP 14 oz. Fall and bois. 8 4 .. LOAFERS ·& '. '. • -------""" --·. ' ARMOUR'S POnED MEAT cans 1.00 i·lb. bxs. 1.00 TREET Wagner's ORANGE DRINK Scot Lad BLUE DETERGENT TOILET TISSUE ButterNII'I (IUitlleltt. . . SHORTENING Edon Brand Hi'-B~ows IJif. es 10~ YEGET ABLE SOUP CRACKERS 'Jidt. ·.· bot. Scot Lad Saltine JluiO Klptlaa, Geae·chlnef, Lawlll--~ IIIItl-. lfariiJit tlld PII7DI1 HcfDtrn of !ollaerlville. 'lbo Metatrn alrlo romained for 111 cwernllht ~ ~~::;;;;~~ 16 oz. Pure Vegetable Armour's Pomero.Y; 11r. IIIII lrlra. Herbert Haover, Rick, Steven, IIIII David, Middleport; Mr. IIIII Mrl. Robert Balltll' IIIII BobbJ of l.oall l-1f--1 $1 Scot Lad· POP Throw-Away Botti Holiday Hair Stylln& Honrd Sotrlo, Carl Plllllns, New Furnltur• ONLY $'299 ., I Mlliidi.Y at the l'omoroJr - - 30 Young People Mr. and Mra. Don Dovla IIIII chlldret) IIIII Mr1, Harry Dovta, Caiton, were weekend guests ol ltlrt. JollnBtteJIIIIIIIr,andlrlrs. Willard WU.oon. llr. and Mra. WOllam Pullllll spent Frldaf IIIII ~ in CoIUIIlbuo vlaitil!C relatlvoL 'J'boratJay JUO•t• of Jolin Frick ,.... )!:f. IIIII Mra. O.rie !.aWls of Jackaoa. llr, 11111 Mrs. Melvin Circle 3 ROOMS I ot Jobs Dltlglara, 7:30 p.m. meJDbers and two guests pres- - BETHEL 62, International Orent. The president, Mr1. Dora-. der of Jabs Daughters, 7:30 Brown $30.00 ...... der The ....,el Halloweon eelebralion ot the Sow-Rite-Sowing Club featured a dlmer atOicar'IRea..· nut meet'na 11 ,... wled to JIYe $31o tho taarud in f•lllpolls and a part.y roam haYinl tha moat parenta !oll.owlng st the bomo ol M r 1 • pre- st PI'A meetinga. Mr. Edward WeDaln Pomeroy, Alberton propoaed m a k i n 1 Piau were made tlirlng t h e Chrlatmal omamenta from pbs- meeting for a npnm•p sale to tic bolllea tlld lie llld hll wife be held NO¥. 4 and 5 at tho PbllTIJESDAY ,.... ltiPJinted to 81Piore t b e lips !1-s bulld1n& in PomeMEIGS COUNI'Y Retubllcan ~·lblllv. of a Ill'...., 1"0¥. Name• were drawn for 1 Women's Club, 7:30 p.m. at Re~ Chri.lllmll )lilt exchaaae. M r 1. publh:an headquarters. Refresh~ Elza Gllmore, Jr. received a menta to be senecl. birthday )lilt from her aocret pal. PASt' MATRONS, Pomeroy At the dlDner andpa11ybesldas Chapter 186, order of Ea9Wn Mrs. Walla and Mrs. Glhnore Star dimor Tuesda,y, 6:30 p.m. wore Mrs. Flo Strickland, presThirV people ot t h e at Masonic Temple. Past maIdent, Mrs. Don Mull011, Mr"' United Methodist Youth Fellowtrons of Middleport to be guests. Harold Hood, Mra. James Neutz.. ship ot tbe Asbury United Methollr, 11111 Mrs. Georp Harris lJni. Mra. Willard Boyer, lira. dist Church of ~neuse attended Pomeroy members to take priz~ IIIII IOIIIPenl the weekenlln ~ CalYin BlmPIOII. Mrs. Ronald a Halloween part.y held In I h e eo. lumbul YialUIIC her mother, Mra. ROCK SPRINGS Better Health BnnmlnJ, Mra. Jannea Mellaniel, basement of the ldne of Robbie Mao Sauer, Club, 7:30 Tuesda,y night, borne Mra. Don Mcllnilht, lrlra. D o n Ord ,_oday nigltt. Mr. IIIII Mr1, Georre Sldmor of Mrs. Maxine Arnold; secret Mrs. R&Jmond Btlv, The basement was extenolvely llld ..., BeiUQ' and Georgie, CoJUns. pals will be revealed. Mrs. Mtrahall Klag, and lira. deeorated for the part.y and game • wen recent Ylattoraln Talmadge Larry Weltrung. POMEROY WOMEN'S Chriowere pla,yed during the ovening. with llr. IIIII Mrs. Charles Bnmtian Temperance Union, 2 p.m. Rotroolunonta of bot dogs, potaner. Tuesda,y, Pomeroy United Meth1o chfps, lee cream, cooldes and lira. Robert Warnor visited dder were urved. The table odist Chureh. laol week in BeUelontai.. with waa deoorated In orange and black her COIII!n, Mra. l.atll'l E111eL and 91oopy characters were feaWEDNESDAY . Chlrl01 Buter, wbo reoenlly lllrod oa Ill!' napkins and plates. wn.DWOOD GARDEN Club, 7 :· .. -•""-l9ted ~~~~).r'l"'1J&ts: · 30 Wedneaday nil!lrt at the bomo ,I, -l •~l taiit't...lku ~ . ., of Mrs. Hiram Fisher; Mrs. Pau1 lioa, is here on leave · with hla · Mra. c. Jl Gemoidllrtlt of eo. Wlfe · ald hi1 pa.rentl, Mr. and iiunbus wea the recent Viattorof Mrs. NOI'IDlD Buter, her COIIIlinl, Mrs. Georp Lalli- Tbe laltb and credit and elldlell and taxes o1 UU!! Jla\e, U:dUcltnl ad valorem tu:es on real or perronal .,......,. and Income tUN, :ball be p i - to the paymsnt <d ;~~;~~~~~ Envelopes for IU~ shall be nutcle b)" law tor setttnc Ode, ., lOft&' u INCh nota ar. outltandint1 into a apeoelal fw¥1 or funds auen amounta from tbe ..,uree~ authortled lor P11711LODt of 1Uc:h bond• under tbla MCUon u would be IUftlclent :for pa)'lnent of that amount of principal on Neb bonds 1bat WOUld have been pa)'llble durlnl ncb period 1l .ueh bondl,. maturln1 durtnr a period of thJrtJ )'tart, had been laued without prior iauanC!O of tuch nota Bueb lund or fundi may be uted IOlol:r for the pa)'D'Ient of prtnclpal of such noteS or of bond& in anUetpatlon ot which .udl notel havo been IUUIP'd. cation, teehntcal educ:aUOn, vocational educaUon, juvenile conectlon. tralnlnr and iehabllltaUon, parka: shall, after provilkm fOI' _pa)'ment and recreation, reaeareh and de- of amounb pledpd to obll..UOna velopment with respect to tran.. heretofore or hereafter 1NUed under Uon, hllb.waya and hilbWaJ SeeUons 2c: and 2f of this Article, rtaUon, mental b:r-'tm• elld . . ....... lo '"" . .,.....,. . . the tlon, poUce and flre trainln& principal of and Interest on bl.tl· airDorta, and other alate buUdinla ..,., obltptiora authoriud by ihla and atructura, and the acquialtion aec:Uon but not l.o other ObUiaUona and improvement of real ettate and autbotized hereby. If exm.e. and lnteruta: therein required witb n- t.xaa other than hll'bway uaer re;peottotho-.,toclu4toa eeipta aM" pled.led iO the pa)'ment pattfcipaUon in any such capital of the prtnc:lpal of or lntei'Ht on lmproY.nenta with the federal$- IQbway obllraUOill autboriud by e~t. municipal corpora tb& aectton, In each year that such counties, or other rovemment. bJJb,way UMr rec::elp.. Ull aVJ.Uabla utttlu or any one or more o1 ror IUCh pulJ)OR, the ume lblll N them whlcb pUticipaUOn rna)' bt ...,• ........,... th""'lo and lboi nby IP'IIDt.ll loena or contr1but10bl qu~r.d aDtllleatJon ol auch other to them or aN' of aueb capital exclaea aiia taXfll lhaD be redueed · improvements. 1t Ia hereb1 ile&et- In OOI'J'elpondln& amoWJt. mined that tucb Cllpital lmorovements w111 d1l'ecU7 or lbdlteetb' create Jot., onballoe atPlcmnad opportuntttes:, and Improve tbit IICQoo nomic ...uar. o1 the JMIOPlt ot &be IItie. and .a · wlllto eleplwlt ulo will IW'Itaeed In conjunctioa with ~e - • · Other eatertainment Will be lll'orided by the ehlldren. Committee• QPOinted lor tho Mn. Nora Croll and Mrl, JIIIO lllll, tublldfl; Mrl, Phebe Rclberts, chairllliD f o r food; Mra. llhlrltll' JollnllOII tllld lira. SUite AshitiY, chairmen lor - . ; and Mra. Gertie Monuel1, prize and novotv ehllrman. !olro. Linda D<lei, Mra. Wlckeriham, and Mrl. Roberti voluateeretlto take baked pJOdo to the """"'w!ill obllftUons luued hereunder1 within thJrfy yean from tho d..w 111eb debt wu o~ contncted. U IJUCb tax mp obllpUou are 1aued aa n in anUelpaUOn ol the t.tance ol bon.U, provt.lon Ident, ....,._ Ml81 Frances Falter, Mr1. Padne W o I f e, Janne• Atbertoo, Mra. Juudta Juotla, tlld lrlro. Bernlee Rou"" 11 t11o was decided to hold a cbiU and •eaotal>le 1011p oupper Pridll JQIIt at the school. FuJl and ·I dle bootbl, a bake l&le pods Each ilauf ol taK surported obU· rauona laued pursuan 1o thU toc:Uon shall mature In not more than thJrty years trom the dl.t. ol luuance thereof, or, 1t 1UUed to retiN loll'l. June Wlekeroham, pres- to a. ..,.mtttee. Fund Raising . ....,. To Continue (Amended 8ubaibat. HOUH .Jolrtt. Belolutioil Mo. 43) - , Orpha Flolda, Drue 11ar1, VIola Bouali, Rill !olellanio~ l'llilq F17, Ntllle llilddlnr. Mary !Ilk and llrO:IIol.. Jabn- Propoeiftt to ameDd .Aztica. Vlll Dt ARTICLE VIU SecUon 21. In add.IUon to the authorization otherwJae cont.llned in Arttc:le Vlll o1 the Ohio ConltltuUon the pneral auembly, tn accordance Witb bu\ aubJed to the JlmltaUona of thb aection 1 may authorize the tuuance of oollfaUona, 1ncJud1nl bondl and notes. ol the atate or of state JnaUtuttona, board.l, comm.lu1ofl:'1 euthortUea. 01' other state aceDCiel or 1natnarnentaUUa for any one or more o1. the toUowiol pubUo capital bnprovementl: the construction, necorutructlon, or other improvement ot hlthwaya, illc:ludinr thou on tho at.ate blahway Q"atem and urban extenatona thereof, tho.e within or Jeaeun, to pubUc parka or rec:reaUonal areaa, and tbOH within or leadlnJ to municipal corporaUona. the ecquill· uon, conatructlon, recon.trucUon, or other improvemcat ot. and pro· vt1lon of equipmen\ tor, bulld.lnp, .truc:turea, or other improvemrmt., and necessary plarulinf and encf· 11eer1nJ, for water poUut1on control and abatement, tnc:ludtnl tho&e for ..ewap coUtcUon, treatment, or dla· poaaJ. watu management, JncludinJ those for wa~r dietdbuUon. coUec- PI'A. Jollllloa, !lie Erw!D,Sai'lhGibli*' JOINT RESOLUTION or othu obllgalloluJ SOt pabUo c:epUel btlprovem.Dta la Ohio. Be 1t retolved by the General Auembly of the State 'ot Ohio lbree-llfths of the memben elec:te<l to each house ~ereot ~on~rtnr t!le'reli!., thltt there ·man be •ub· b'litted · :to ·trut: elec:ton :.r .t he State of Ohio, In the manner preacrlbed by law, at an electJon to be bold on the first Tuetda.Y after tbe firat Monday in November, 1MB. a propoaitJon to amend Artlele vtu o1 tho ConaUtuUon of the State of Ohio b)' adding thereto a new aec:tion as follow•: A ....,.._ to inveotlple pla,jp'aOllll equipmOIII 811\1 kitehen need1, and obtain eost estimate&, Wll QIIOinted at • ...,_ cent meeting ot the Letart Falls wore IVa, C~ a.er.rle Knlgllt, Rena Jolm""'!, lrla llorria, Pal Elt'>·,, :I!tJIIQ Flelda, E J - Dovio, AM.t Torry ..,. Kell¥ wu..n. . BETHEL 82, International Or- , Tho ule of dlohc:lotha liiil scratch wUI be ccintlnliiiil as 1 fun! ralaliiJI: Pr<dlcl, :11 was decided ...,..,. a . . _ meet11111: of the WWIIIJI: w~ era Clan, Entel'lriao l1allllil Mathodltl Chureb. held It 11111 - e ot MrL Ethtl Smith. . Mi•• 1lorothJ Long· preoidiil at the 11100i111J1: whleh P'"''l aiiiJI)IIJI: ot "HelpS . . b ~ Todl1" Wowed by aerlptUnliill the Lord'a Pro;,er. -· 'lbo wondar box li;ir lira. WUI!am Alrsm waa '!"' 1iir Mra. Smith. Games ,..... ..,. dueled by lrlrL Rol,a, !rlllhciQl IIIII Mra. Smith. ' Refreshmellla wars •vooi IQo tha hoste11 to thooe aimed llld llrL Bettrlee Buck, lira. M.bt1 Moore, llrL !olyrtle Lq, MiL Eldoa Weeks, lira. CardaOi' - . lrlrL Mlrlono WIIICIIIII!f SontiDol, Pomel'OY·JMII ..... o.. Yanlll1. October 21, 1988 ;PTA to Investigate Needs For Playground, Kitchen '' {A1nended S~1titule Senate Joint Re1olution No. 29) Still Coaallb&lloa ol 0.. lllde of O.blo bJ' addi.Dt leeHoD 11 to aatbodu iU t.aaace of l:loaciJ s - '1110 .Dally .,., ,, 3 oz. cans '1 12oz.49~can . ., 4~2oz, '1 )ars gi~nt49' · SIZe ., 16 Rolls �... ,." ·"..''".. I ~ . t ""- Dinner Event is Held ' NEW HAVEN - ,Tho Woman•a Mlalilllltry Soclet;y ot the New HlY., First Clureh ot God hold Ita Oetobor 'meeting with a feilowoldp dlmer st DriYe-11. n . . - a - e In cbarao ot IVa Copehari. 111e aloo - - pme1, Wlmlngprizes were Eleamr O.Yia, Aml JoM.. om and - e Fields, A l1lort business meeting waa .....,.._ ed by tbe pres!-. 0 r p h a Fieldo, ,nor the cllmer, Tbe member•hi.P committee, Cllllllllln& or Mary Slok andDrue lltrt, reported thet the aoeleQ> had ...,. DYer Ita aoai wltb a total ot 27 members. Finance director IVa Capehart reported candy and aelaaors ue being sold for a IDOIIOIY....uingproJeet and IIIIIIOUiteOd that a clemonstrallot! pa11y wiU be held ,.. · llonda,y, Nov. 11, at the homo ot FOJe Carpenter. 111 the lb1011ee ot the oplrltual life director, the oecrelar7, Rou""'• JACKIE RAY MINOR AND TONY GOODMAN displOJ 1,000 pound moose killed by Jack Minor, Roush Road, Cheshire, ard Paul Goodman, Camp Conley. Hunters Bag Moose Jack A. Minor, Roush Rd., Cheahire, and Paul Goodman, Camp Conley, near Pt.. Pleasant, killed a 1, 000 lb. moose at White River, Ontario recently to end an 11-doY hunting a n d fishing trip. ,. ,. ~roce ~ ' ' ' ' have gone. Top Ten COLUMBUS (UP0 - Eight of United Press lnterrw.tional's Top Ten Class AA and Class A powers really went on a scoring binge over the weekend. · Chiefs Nudge Chargers 27-20 Newark catholic, No. 4 in Class A ratings, led the point By STEVE SCHWftRTZ parade witl1 an 89..{1 poundirw UPI Wports Writer of Lucas. Four other Class A This week's Kansas Cit;y leaders, Including front~running Chiels look nothing like last Cory - Rawson, scored 40 or week's Kansas City CllieCs more points. COry • Rawson except that both are in tlrst blanked Arlington 41-0. place In the Western Division or Upper Arlington, the de[eml- the American Football League. Holzer Medical Center, First Dillon, Crown City, daughter, ing Class AA champion and curLast week the auers put the An. Visiting hours 2--4 ancl 7-8 4:50 a.m. &mda,y; Mrs. Garland rent pacesetter, romped to a 62- ball in the air just three times p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics K, !lover, 62 Lincoln Ave., son, 6 win over Newark. while using the straight "T" However, third.rated Warren formation against the Dakland 10:58 a.m. SundaY: Mrs. Jem Ward. Admissions J, H&il, Cheshire, dall8hter, 2:- Western Reserve took Clus AA Raiders because of iiUurtes to point honors with a 64--6 run- split en::ls Otis Taylor and Mrs. Charles W. Barnhart, 57p.m. SUnday. Discharges away against Cleveland J o h n Gloster Richardson- yet man!26 Klneon Dr.; Mrs. Mary L. GDU!and, Chillicothe Rd.; DooMrs. Charles L_ Carter, Har- HOJ, aged to but the Raiders and ald L. Curry, 146 Texas Rd.; vey 0. Collins, Mrs . FJ.lzabeth Massillon, No. 3 in Class AA. move into rirstplace. Mrs. Garland K. Stover, 42 Lln- Deal, Edgar R. Donnally, JohnL. was one of the up11et victims as This week the Chiefs put eoln Ave.; ~ellio Slone, Rt. 1 Groce, Mrs. Unley Hart, 3:. the Tigers reu to warren Hard- Frank Pitts at split en:! an:l Crown City; Henry G. Furst, Rt. Clair lUll, Miss Hariett J. Uoyd, ing 23-12. quarterback Len Dawson uti ~ 1 Gallipolis, Mrs. Ora E. Hall- James McKinney, Robert C. ParHere is how the Top Ten lized a passirrg game to go hill, Rt. 2 Cheshire; Mrs. Jerry sons, Mrs. Beatrice L. Perkins, lared: along with the strong running oC J. HaU, CheGhire; Mrs. Harold Mrs. WUUam T. Perry, Mra. Class AA Mike Garrett and rookie Robert D. DUion, Crown City; Mrs. Ger- Terry D. Pbelin, Amy D. Phalin, 1. Upper Arlington defeated Holes as the Chiefs beat San ald W, Edwards, Rt. 1 Cheshire; Rand,y E. Rhodes, Mrs. Neiile Newark 62-6. Diego 27-20 Mrs. Oscar Gritrl.tb, Rt. 2 Vln- J, Sigler, Kent T. Walker, Deryl 2, Mentor dereated Mayfield · Loa& Pa11•Scores , mn; pate Marr, Rt. 1 Letart; Well, John M. WilllamJ, Mra. 20-U. Dawaon threw for 180 ,YVdl John M. Wililamo and infant 801l, ~~ Sam~ E. Halstead, Jr., New 3. Warren Western Reserve and hit Pitts With a s;..yard • Hom; Mrs. Freeda. A. Sayre, Mra:. David L, Jones and inCant dereated Cle ...eland John Hay scoring pass, the longest IDpass Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Wal- son, Mrs. Kenneth W, Roblnaon 6~. or the season for the Chiefs. ter S. lf.yre, Pl. Pleasant; John and infant son, Mrs. Dan L. Rod· 4. Massillon lost to Warren Dawson also set IC) the opening M. Richardson, Jr., Pt. Pleas- gers and infant son, Mrs. Char- Harding 23-12. score with 1 4l·yard pass to ant; Mrs. Ollie Thornton, Ma- les A. Searles and infant daugh5. Elyria dereated Marion Garrett to the Charger eight. oon; Mro. Wile R. Malna, Min- ter, Teddy Barker, WUllam Harding 37~. Holmes scored two plays later. ersville; Eber S. Gillilan, Ches- W. Crawford, Mis11 Marietta 6. Cincinnati st. Xavier de-In other AFL games New ter; Ml!is Jeanette D. Hill, Rt. Friend, Clif:tord Lee Ha~r, re.ated Purcell 24-0, York rolled over Boston, 48-14, • 2 Racine; Kent A. Doss, Rt. I Mrs. Robert H. Kearns, Mrs. 7, Canton McKinley defeated Oakland routed CinciM&ti, 31• Middleport; John L, Groce, Long Lew G. King, Mrs. Cecil Mao- Austintown Fitch 8-6, 10, Houston took Buffalo, 3~7, • •• BoUom; David M. Long, Rt. 3 ole, Mrs. Janet Meal, Mrs. Rich9. Cleveland St. Joseph de- and Denver eked out a 21-14 win Wellaton; Mr. James F. Wil- ard H. Roy, Criss Coe S a y r e, leated Cathedral Latin 28-26. over Miami. f liamson, Wellston; Jesse J, May, Ernest W, Wells, Carroll T, WU10. Yo~slown Struthers deThe New York Jets retained •• K«KNa, w. Va.; Mrs. Clifford Ad- iiarna, Mrs. Paul E. WolCeand!n- leated Hubbard 54-6. first place In the Ealiltern kins, Ironton; Robert E. A 1 I e n, rant daughter' Class A Division as reserve rwming Wellston; Mrs. Robert G. Cal1. Cory-Rawson defeated Ar- back Billy Joe romped for three labaD, Rt. I Jackson; Paul E. lington 41..(), touchdowns ard Matt Snell Long, Rt. 3 Ironton; M r s. 2. West Muskingum defeated scored twice against the hapless James C. Pashki, Jackson; GlorTri-V&iley 50..22. Ia J. Walden, Ironton; Mrs. Rus3. Norwalk St. Paul dereatecl oeU S. Saunders, Rt. 2 ScotTO MEET NOV, 11 Western Reserve 6-0. town; Miss Alma L. Lesser, COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio'• 4. Newark Catholic defeated Rt. 5 Jackson; Mrs. Thelma M. high school athletic directors Lucas 8S-O. Pratt, Ravenswood; Mrs. James meet Nov. 11 for a one - day s. Riverdale defeated Mo. H. Nicholson, Rt. 5 Athen!l; Mrs. program at the Ohio State Univer- hawk 26-20. Eugwte Harrison, Jackson; Rob- sity. 6. Portsmouth Notre Dame ert H. Phillips, Coal Grove. Keynote speakers will ba Clltr defeated Valley 6~. Births Fagan, executive secretary ol 7. Barnesville lost to Sl Mrs. Charles W. Barnhart, the National Federation of illgh ClairsvUie 44-20, A lherepy program IIIII party 126 Kineon Dr., son, 1:49 p.m. School Athletic AsooclatlOIUI; 8. Lorain St. Mary defeated for residents of Cottage 7 at the Saturday; Mra. Janneo F. Wil - Richard Larkins, Ohio State Unl- Aohllbult 26-6. Gallipoi.J 11 State Institute were llamson, Wellston, dl\ugtrt.er, 1: - verstt;y athletic director and Sen. 9. Mechanicsburg lost to Mt. held Thursday by members of SS a.m. 9Jnday; Mrs. Harold D. Temyoon Guyer, R-Findla,y. Sterli~ Plains 16.-6, the Wildwood Garden Oub. 10. Marion Catholic defeated The gardeners assisted thepa' Higllland (Morrow County) 54- Uents in maldng coraagea. They 32. served kool aid and cooldea and 10. West .Jefferson lost to bad ClJid1 ani snacks dur!Jw the Hunilton Township 13-0. aft:emooa. Each was preserQd with a ehi!Jon head scarf. A bouFERRARI FIRSf quet of mums waa presented to ROME (IJP0 Ernesto Mrs. Gomer PhUiipo of G~ ''Tinon BrambUa of Italy drove lis, chairman of theriPY prohis Dlno Ferrari to victory over gnma lor Region U, Ohio AssoItalian Andrea de Adao.tc:h'a ciation of Gorden Clubs. Dlno F errarl &lnda,y In the 20th Gtnlen Cl~ members gciiiJI: to Grand Prix of Rome. the inatltute were MrL U, S, Jssn Pier"' Beltoloe ot Neaae, Mrs. Fred Nease, Mrs. France, wbo elreadl' baa Vernon Nease, Mr1. Edson Hoi~ cilnehed the ~ Formula Ion. Mra. Denver Holter, Mra. two championablp, was fourth in Dovid Flagg, Mra, Homer HaltMatra baldnd Briton Peter er, Mrs. Karl Gruuer. lira. New Zt">lth "Zerlt'lle" c.an ma ke lrfe fun aaain . Precision amplifi. Getkin, wiM> missed liking Hiram Fl""or, Mra. *"'"'Fishcal•on from 2 MIOO· l dlm-'t u rcuhs. Wc•ghs on ly 116 ounce arod Kood lor mmt mold los~es . Co me in for a demonslro~tron of Zenith's aecond Pltee by 1110 oecondl In er, and Mrs. HeiU')' Tilo~Ma. new Zl'11t'ilt'. II mo~y bt• Jll\1 roght for you' the 154.7 -mlle nee In Ida 'l'hll)' wore t<eOJIIj)tllied by Mlao Brabham. Yur11<p Tsunoda. jl '' t ' J, '. •' ,. ' "• Teochers will Dine at Resort of Ot.-t.ober when most hunters were plentitul and tasty, along wttb Northern Pike and Walleyes Roush killed a black bear 1n or from 3 to Slh lbs. The moose this same area two years ago above was the 934th to come aut on one of several other trips to of Ontario by American lluoters Canada. Both guns used on this thia year, The weather has been trip were Remington Mod. 700 warm, and the moose remained B,D,L.'s in 7 M.M. magnum. hidden in swamps. Roush a n d c f grouse and partridge Goodman report license I o r moose, bear, wolf, deer and. small game and game bird hunt:J,ng costa $101 Canadian or about$93. Fishing is ~.50. The best hunting Ia about the second or third week coo- UTTLE EAGLES - 'lbo Eastern 7-8th gnde football team by Larry Ritchie has a sparkling S..O season record this year. Ritchie's 7-8th teams have been Ullbelteo In 11 conaec:utive games during the past two seaaons. Team members of thia year's squad are tront row, left to rigt1t, Bill Osborne, Balph Parker, Ropr Olaney, Lee Lysell, Ric:k HoUon, Mike Bhw, Herb Mclrtyre. Second row, Stew Mlllhone, David Baker, John Sheets, Rust;y Walker, Ran!y Wolf, Tim Baum, Byron McCoy, Ken Ktncatde, Rodney Baker. Back row, Mr. Ritchie, MUm Sanders, Alan Duvall, Randy Boring, George Mora, Dick Stettler, Charles Brewer, Gene <ltarMty, carl Thomas and Charles Eichinger, 1sslstant coach. . . • Club Ladies Give Program, Party at GSI Patriots. The Jets' defense intercepted Mike Taliaferro, who used to be Joe Narnath's understudy, ftve times am recovered Boston tumbles. three L&monica Comects Daryle Lamonica passed for three touchdowns as the Raiders whipped the Oedgllng Bengalo. He hit Ranker Fred Bllebtikoa for two scores and substitute halfback Roger Hag. berg lor the third. Eleanor Davia, gave the n,port on Christ's blrtbday cbservanee. Anniversary to Be Observed Plans lor a Thanksgiving dinner meetlna to be held at the Tho 50th umlvorsary of t h e Pleasant Point Resort on Nov. 19 Rullalld Ualted IMibodlst Clureb were armounced at arecentmeet.. will be obll8rYed &lndaJ With lD ing of Alpha Epsilon Chapter ol ail-day service. Alpha Delta Kappa, telehers' honi\IOakor tithe 10:30 LID. wororary aoc:iety, at the heine or lhlp oervlee, following - . , . Maxine Wingett, Reeine, school at t:30 a.m., will be the Helen Smith, chaplain, led d.,. Rev. CalYin Rhoclebetrer, IUJ)er· votlona honoring FOU!kter's Dly iiUndeDt of the PortalllCilth Jlta.. IIIII the president, Mr"' WI~ trlct ot Motllldlst Churehes. Dr. gave a report of the atate con- L, L, lloush ot GtllipoUa w I i 1 vention which oheatlendedonOeL speak at the aflerDoon service 4 ani 5. A stud,y of the handbook st2 p.m. on sub-cflllter duties was made, The Jll'OI!l'&m will feature reeOthers attending were Jean Al- OI)IIItlon ot former mlnl-1 IIIII kire. EUeen Buck, Bernice Hoff.. 50-year members of the clan'ch. man. June Lee, Elma Louks, EdA potluck cllmer will be bold na Price, Frances Roberta, Non at noon with rolla, batter a n d ga Roberta. Goldie Story. IAIbeveraeeo 1o be provlded. TIIOie cille SWackhamer, and a guest. attending are ashed 1o taka their Rooalle Story, own table aervice. -·- ,1~- The theme II "Gilta to 'l'hllll lor Chriat." 'l'heoocletJwlllalib partlc:lpate In the world • li!ll' JII'OJOr viiJil this Jear. ,: Tho £rOUP t..ted tostartaftqlj'· or fund lor ilamenf>era. Chli'J!' Knight liiC1 Iris MDrrla - • 'P poliUd oa this committee. . A hitler waa read 0111061 ~ Chrlllmaa boxes to be 1o the ldne mlalloa In !'Irk Iilli; Cldlhoml. Aml JollniOII waa IIPpointed to be in chargo ol II. Next mon1b'1 mnHng will J1t bald at the ldne ot NeiU, llo!I!J. dfnc. At1enc11J11 uon, :uoPb'._ ,..,_, or Impound- ment, ana ftrum llow control, end ftood control, at.ate .upported or allfated lnaUtuUons of hllher edu- ..0111...,.. l oure cooker for the ldtehen was lllPt""ed with the Atbertono malelnll a donation. llrs. Roberti reported 011 the recent Melp COunt;y Councll ~ Parente and Tuehera meetlnc. Appointed chairman ot deieptee from tha Letart F&ilt Pr A W81 Mrt. BellY Morris. Mn. Ella Jean M.ldlfely was named to the alate of delegates replac:tncM:rs. BellY Curfman, Seal Mailing Are Labeled MONDAY ••o WUllam llulbel, IUJ)erinlenot the Southern Local SeDlltrlct, opoke 011improvemeuts In tho dlatrlet. He noted ehan&e• Jn tbe rBI,DI91'01J'8Dl aDd saki wltbln the oeart two years aU -sinthedlstrletabould be updated. Sebool niOllll wore _.rorinapeetlon by the parents. Re!relbmenta were aerved by t be first grade mother•. Church Class Dines The Rem Hustlers Clua It the Rtdne United Methodlat Chureb mel 8t tho home ot Mrs. B. M. Pickens oo Frltlaf ovenIn& Oct. 25, ~ a 6 o• dock potluck cllmer With 14 Dinner, Party Held by Club lc Temple. 11E1G1 CHAPI'ER, Amerlcon Red Cron - D e , 1 to 6 p.m. Monday at Pomeroy Elemealarl' Sebool. Walk-In cb>ora welcome. !oiEIOS BAND Boo-s, 8 p. m. Monday, Mela• lligii Sebool cafeteria, Middleport, PariOlls Iii eiemlllXary, )lm1or and 11011!or banda to attend. TEN'I 9~. Daugllters or Unlllll VeterlDI of the ClvU War, 7:30 p,m, Mlllldoy at the D,A.V, hall. thy McKenzie, Jll'eaided. Monday Plalll ..... e macle to haYe the Chrl-.. dinner on Dec. 4 in the amax ot the chur<:h With an nclwlp of )IIIIa. The Men's ClaiS Ia Invited. The cla18 al10 made plans for the WSCSmeeling to be bekl Fritlaf, Dec. 13, with Mra. Dale MeClurg, st the Methodlatpar110111180. n.e class 11 to serve the AI· Jha ~sum Sororlv a 6 o'cloek c11mor 011 Dee. 17 at the Methodiet church annex. A J>l'liYer by Mrs. ft'bU MWer and repeating of the 23rd Pulm _...s the meeting. There were four blrthtla1• observed with a birthdl¥ cake baked by Mrs. Lavinia Simpson. Maoonl< Temple. Initiation wl1l nll!lrt at the Pomeroy be held. LYDIA CffiCLE, Pomet'QY United Metbodlst Church, 7:30 Monda,y nil!ht at the church. Sl'AFF AND OFFICERS, Meigo Temple, Pythian Sisters, 7:30, Monday night at the borne of Mro. BellY spmcer; Mra. MaxLne Owens auistlng hostess. MIDDLEPORT Cub Seoul Pack 244, a masked Halloween partY Monda,y evening, Oct. 28, at 7 p.m. All registered cdls are inVIted to attend with their parents. Prizes wUI be awarded to the !Umleot, ugliest, prettiest and most original. Chri~ ul• envelopes for the amual fund drive of the Molp Tllbereulosia and Health Aaooclatlon were Iobeled Tiuroday In preparation lor NDYember mailing by members of Meiis Salon, Elgltt IDd Forty, Amertc:on Lqloo. Meeting at the bome of Mrs. Kermetb WUcox, executive secretary of the local aaooclatioo. to assist in the labeling were Mra. Ollby Martin, Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., Mrs. J. M. 'Jhornton, Mrs. Mjortie Walker, Mrs. El.mle Brinker, Mrs. Marie B o Y d, Mra. George Mowrey, and Miss BeU;y Kesoinger. Labels for the 4,450 envelopes were addr-essed by members r$ the executive committee of the aoooclatlon. The -ing bee has been scheduled for 9a.m.onNov. 6 at Heath United Methodist CIPJrch. Elgltt and FortY members will assist with the envelope sturrlng but more volun~ teera are needed, Mrs. Wilcox reports. Dr. Jerry Matheney of Middleport ls the seal sale chair· eounv man. COLUMBUS, Ohio <UPI) The United States Trottin1 AssoelaUon says the average price of a race horae at maJor aueUoru In the nation 18 $2,500 to $3,000. SPOOKTACULAR MEAT VALUES! Guests at Party ·FRESH AND TENDER young er and MrL Edith TUua. Sllealoo visited with Mlaa Frieda Flehnle 11111 llr1, Cl'lll'l' Do vis. Mr. IIIII Mrs. HarryWonchand liunl1,y of McClure were weekend vlaltora of the Rev.andMrs.Mox Donalluo. llrL Wendell Gerlach and her twin al-, Mra. Sharman Hick· er801l of spent t>rotlafs last week in Cob. .buo with the - r ' s dalJihter and ~. and dtqliter, - · Colum- 11r. lllll Mra. Girl' Sehnoider. loio, IIIII !ollss Jennlter BlaUslee, - • at Ohio State Univeral~, apent the wHkenl herewith lrlr. IIIII Mrs. C. E. l!lakeslee. the prtnc:lpal Of and lnteted on auch t.u: aupported obUtatlon8, a1nltln& or bond-retirement lund provision. shall be mad.o therefor, and tbla tec:Uon MID otbarwlle be implemented, all In tho manner and to the extent provided by law b)' tho PORK AST ,. 59~ lb 79~ lb, 39~ PORK CHOPS, family patk, SLICED .BACON, Country Mal. ' ' Fresh, Solid Huds CABBAGE ~ SHOP -bl:T. toclu4Jol llorur m approprta"' pr...,.. exc:iMI and -taxM, and covenants to continue their Jeyy, eollectJon and appUeaUon, to conttnue 10 lone u Nc:b tu: •upporied obU,aUOna are out.tudinr. without neceaJt)' for f'llrtb.er appropriation notwlth~ atandlnJ BecUOn 22 of ArUc:le 1L Ohio CoMtltuUon; provided that tho moneys referred to in s.ctton .51 of ArtJcle XII, Oblo CoMtttuUon, bereln called hfJbwar uur receipts. ATTEND MEETING NEw HAVEN - llrl. David Flelda, Jr. IIIII Mro. Nollie QIIMIDa etttrided a Slate Bciard maotlna' ot the Woman'• Mlatlon- .r.i: .~ at the First Clllreh o( 'God •In Scoll Depot, W, VL FieJdl II &tato oeerotll')' 5. EARl~ IN THE Fisher, co-hostess, for a ''come Youth to Hold Party Thursday A Halloween .....V waoplamed for '1'luraday nil!lrt at tholdne of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Slavin when the Youth FeDowoblp lttbe Healh United Motllldltl Church met &Jn. daf nll!lrt at the church. SaJidlo Jabnl!Oll premUd devotion& and Mary Brall>ury related bar _.-1011<01 at camp. A bake ule was acheduled for Nov. 9 at BoiJinem•a Cleaners. Next Sin· tlaf night's mMtlq WIU be at tha bame ot Tom casoeu. Relreshmenta 111Ve served by Jennifer Goble IIIII Fula. Others attending w_...Bridptl Goble. Mary Alii Bechtle, Eddie Mia• Uodt Y0111111 wao fl!Ost J1roim, c-p HaWIIJ, D a v I d of bonor at a birtbdly part.y given by her ,......... llr. IIIII lira. Krawanyn, Dmde Walters, Debbie Guk411', 1lrlDda Edwardo. VicHoward YOillll, rec:ent~T. Gtrti wore prullOllled to her ki VIUakllja, Jetr 1'10, Jim 'l)o, D<1e Sltvlll, IIIII lillll! Powors. and rtfreshments tncludlng • decorated cake Inscribed "lllj>- Mr. IIIII MrL SltYin and Mrs. Mu Dollabiie ue the tdYisoro. Marl-. Birthday Party Given Recently PY Blrthilal' Linda" ...... - ved to the gueota. Ati«<dilll ...... Mr. and MrL aa yoa are'" party. THURSlAY WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, Middleport First United PresbyterIan Church, 7:30 Thursday nipt at the churcb; Mrs. Tom R u e, program; Mrs. Jessie bmak· er devotions. Hostesses are Mrs. WU!Iam Morris, Mra. Ric:hard Owens, Mrs. Plumber BeellOII, Mrs. Garen Stan &bur)', and Mrs. Joe Batltll'. WEEI< Scot Lad Stokely's CATSUP 14 oz. Fall and bois. 8 4 .. LOAFERS ·& '. '. • -------""" --·. ' ARMOUR'S POnED MEAT cans 1.00 i·lb. bxs. 1.00 TREET Wagner's ORANGE DRINK Scot Lad BLUE DETERGENT TOILET TISSUE ButterNII'I (IUitlleltt. . . SHORTENING Edon Brand Hi'-B~ows IJif. es 10~ YEGET ABLE SOUP CRACKERS 'Jidt. ·.· bot. Scot Lad Saltine JluiO Klptlaa, Geae·chlnef, Lawlll--~ IIIItl-. lfariiJit tlld PII7DI1 HcfDtrn of !ollaerlville. 'lbo Metatrn alrlo romained for 111 cwernllht ~ ~~::;;;;~~ 16 oz. Pure Vegetable Armour's Pomero.Y; 11r. IIIII lrlra. Herbert Haover, Rick, Steven, IIIII David, Middleport; Mr. IIIII Mrl. Robert Balltll' IIIII BobbJ of l.oall l-1f--1 $1 Scot Lad· POP Throw-Away Botti Holiday Hair Stylln& Honrd Sotrlo, Carl Plllllns, New Furnltur• ONLY $'299 ., I Mlliidi.Y at the l'omoroJr - - 30 Young People Mr. and Mra. Don Dovla IIIII chlldret) IIIII Mr1, Harry Dovta, Caiton, were weekend guests ol ltlrt. JollnBtteJIIIIIIIr,andlrlrs. Willard WU.oon. llr. and Mra. WOllam Pullllll spent Frldaf IIIII ~ in CoIUIIlbuo vlaitil!C relatlvoL 'J'boratJay JUO•t• of Jolin Frick ,.... )!:f. IIIII Mra. O.rie !.aWls of Jackaoa. llr, 11111 Mrs. Melvin Circle 3 ROOMS I ot Jobs Dltlglara, 7:30 p.m. meJDbers and two guests pres- - BETHEL 62, International Orent. The president, Mr1. Dora-. der of Jabs Daughters, 7:30 Brown $30.00 ...... der The ....,el Halloweon eelebralion ot the Sow-Rite-Sowing Club featured a dlmer atOicar'IRea..· nut meet'na 11 ,... wled to JIYe $31o tho taarud in f•lllpolls and a part.y roam haYinl tha moat parenta !oll.owlng st the bomo ol M r 1 • pre- st PI'A meetinga. Mr. Edward WeDaln Pomeroy, Alberton propoaed m a k i n 1 Piau were made tlirlng t h e Chrlatmal omamenta from pbs- meeting for a npnm•p sale to tic bolllea tlld lie llld hll wife be held NO¥. 4 and 5 at tho PbllTIJESDAY ,.... ltiPJinted to 81Piore t b e lips !1-s bulld1n& in PomeMEIGS COUNI'Y Retubllcan ~·lblllv. of a Ill'...., 1"0¥. Name• were drawn for 1 Women's Club, 7:30 p.m. at Re~ Chri.lllmll )lilt exchaaae. M r 1. publh:an headquarters. Refresh~ Elza Gllmore, Jr. received a menta to be senecl. birthday )lilt from her aocret pal. PASt' MATRONS, Pomeroy At the dlDner andpa11ybesldas Chapter 186, order of Ea9Wn Mrs. Walla and Mrs. Glhnore Star dimor Tuesda,y, 6:30 p.m. wore Mrs. Flo Strickland, presThirV people ot t h e at Masonic Temple. Past maIdent, Mrs. Don Mull011, Mr"' United Methodist Youth Fellowtrons of Middleport to be guests. Harold Hood, Mra. James Neutz.. ship ot tbe Asbury United Methollr, 11111 Mrs. Georp Harris lJni. Mra. Willard Boyer, lira. dist Church of ~neuse attended Pomeroy members to take priz~ IIIII IOIIIPenl the weekenlln ~ CalYin BlmPIOII. Mrs. Ronald a Halloween part.y held In I h e eo. lumbul YialUIIC her mother, Mra. ROCK SPRINGS Better Health BnnmlnJ, Mra. Jannea Mellaniel, basement of the ldne of Robbie Mao Sauer, Club, 7:30 Tuesda,y night, borne Mra. Don Mcllnilht, lrlra. D o n Ord ,_oday nigltt. Mr. IIIII Mr1, Georre Sldmor of Mrs. Maxine Arnold; secret Mrs. R&Jmond Btlv, The basement was extenolvely llld ..., BeiUQ' and Georgie, CoJUns. pals will be revealed. Mrs. Mtrahall Klag, and lira. deeorated for the part.y and game • wen recent Ylattoraln Talmadge Larry Weltrung. POMEROY WOMEN'S Chriowere pla,yed during the ovening. with llr. IIIII Mrs. Charles Bnmtian Temperance Union, 2 p.m. Rotroolunonta of bot dogs, potaner. Tuesda,y, Pomeroy United Meth1o chfps, lee cream, cooldes and lira. Robert Warnor visited dder were urved. The table odist Chureh. laol week in BeUelontai.. with waa deoorated In orange and black her COIII!n, Mra. l.atll'l E111eL and 91oopy characters were feaWEDNESDAY . Chlrl01 Buter, wbo reoenlly lllrod oa Ill!' napkins and plates. wn.DWOOD GARDEN Club, 7 :· .. -•""-l9ted ~~~~).r'l"'1J&ts: · 30 Wedneaday nil!lrt at the bomo ,I, -l •~l taiit't...lku ~ . ., of Mrs. Hiram Fisher; Mrs. Pau1 lioa, is here on leave · with hla · Mra. c. Jl Gemoidllrtlt of eo. Wlfe · ald hi1 pa.rentl, Mr. and iiunbus wea the recent Viattorof Mrs. NOI'IDlD Buter, her COIIIlinl, Mrs. Georp Lalli- Tbe laltb and credit and elldlell and taxes o1 UU!! Jla\e, U:dUcltnl ad valorem tu:es on real or perronal .,......,. and Income tUN, :ball be p i - to the paymsnt <d ;~~;~~~~~ Envelopes for IU~ shall be nutcle b)" law tor setttnc Ode, ., lOft&' u INCh nota ar. outltandint1 into a apeoelal fw¥1 or funds auen amounta from tbe ..,uree~ authortled lor P11711LODt of 1Uc:h bond• under tbla MCUon u would be IUftlclent :for pa)'lnent of that amount of principal on Neb bonds 1bat WOUld have been pa)'llble durlnl ncb period 1l .ueh bondl,. maturln1 durtnr a period of thJrtJ )'tart, had been laued without prior iauanC!O of tuch nota Bueb lund or fundi may be uted IOlol:r for the pa)'D'Ient of prtnclpal of such noteS or of bond& in anUetpatlon ot which .udl notel havo been IUUIP'd. cation, teehntcal educ:aUOn, vocational educaUon, juvenile conectlon. tralnlnr and iehabllltaUon, parka: shall, after provilkm fOI' _pa)'ment and recreation, reaeareh and de- of amounb pledpd to obll..UOna velopment with respect to tran.. heretofore or hereafter 1NUed under Uon, hllb.waya and hilbWaJ SeeUons 2c: and 2f of this Article, rtaUon, mental b:r-'tm• elld . . ....... lo '"" . .,.....,. . . the tlon, poUce and flre trainln& principal of and Interest on bl.tl· airDorta, and other alate buUdinla ..,., obltptiora authoriud by ihla and atructura, and the acquialtion aec:Uon but not l.o other ObUiaUona and improvement of real ettate and autbotized hereby. If exm.e. and lnteruta: therein required witb n- t.xaa other than hll'bway uaer re;peottotho-.,toclu4toa eeipta aM" pled.led iO the pa)'ment pattfcipaUon in any such capital of the prtnc:lpal of or lntei'Ht on lmproY.nenta with the federal$- IQbway obllraUOill autboriud by e~t. municipal corpora tb& aectton, In each year that such counties, or other rovemment. bJJb,way UMr rec::elp.. Ull aVJ.Uabla utttlu or any one or more o1 ror IUCh pulJ)OR, the ume lblll N them whlcb pUticipaUOn rna)' bt ...,• ........,... th""'lo and lboi nby IP'IIDt.ll loena or contr1but10bl qu~r.d aDtllleatJon ol auch other to them or aN' of aueb capital exclaea aiia taXfll lhaD be redueed · improvements. 1t Ia hereb1 ile&et- In OOI'J'elpondln& amoWJt. mined that tucb Cllpital lmorovements w111 d1l'ecU7 or lbdlteetb' create Jot., onballoe atPlcmnad opportuntttes:, and Improve tbit IICQoo nomic ...uar. o1 the JMIOPlt ot &be IItie. and .a · wlllto eleplwlt ulo will IW'Itaeed In conjunctioa with ~e - • · Other eatertainment Will be lll'orided by the ehlldren. Committee• QPOinted lor tho Mn. Nora Croll and Mrl, JIIIO lllll, tublldfl; Mrl, Phebe Rclberts, chairllliD f o r food; Mra. llhlrltll' JollnllOII tllld lira. SUite AshitiY, chairmen lor - . ; and Mra. Gertie Monuel1, prize and novotv ehllrman. !olro. Linda D<lei, Mra. Wlckeriham, and Mrl. Roberti voluateeretlto take baked pJOdo to the """"'w!ill obllftUons luued hereunder1 within thJrfy yean from tho d..w 111eb debt wu o~ contncted. U IJUCb tax mp obllpUou are 1aued aa n in anUelpaUOn ol the t.tance ol bon.U, provt.lon Ident, ....,._ Ml81 Frances Falter, Mr1. Padne W o I f e, Janne• Atbertoo, Mra. Juudta Juotla, tlld lrlro. Bernlee Rou"" 11 t11o was decided to hold a cbiU and •eaotal>le 1011p oupper Pridll JQIIt at the school. FuJl and ·I dle bootbl, a bake l&le pods Each ilauf ol taK surported obU· rauona laued pursuan 1o thU toc:Uon shall mature In not more than thJrty years trom the dl.t. ol luuance thereof, or, 1t 1UUed to retiN loll'l. June Wlekeroham, pres- to a. ..,.mtttee. Fund Raising . ....,. To Continue (Amended 8ubaibat. HOUH .Jolrtt. Belolutioil Mo. 43) - , Orpha Flolda, Drue 11ar1, VIola Bouali, Rill !olellanio~ l'llilq F17, Ntllle llilddlnr. Mary !Ilk and llrO:IIol.. Jabn- Propoeiftt to ameDd .Aztica. Vlll Dt ARTICLE VIU SecUon 21. In add.IUon to the authorization otherwJae cont.llned in Arttc:le Vlll o1 the Ohio ConltltuUon the pneral auembly, tn accordance Witb bu\ aubJed to the JlmltaUona of thb aection 1 may authorize the tuuance of oollfaUona, 1ncJud1nl bondl and notes. ol the atate or of state JnaUtuttona, board.l, comm.lu1ofl:'1 euthortUea. 01' other state aceDCiel or 1natnarnentaUUa for any one or more o1. the toUowiol pubUo capital bnprovementl: the construction, necorutructlon, or other improvement ot hlthwaya, illc:ludinr thou on tho at.ate blahway Q"atem and urban extenatona thereof, tho.e within or Jeaeun, to pubUc parka or rec:reaUonal areaa, and tbOH within or leadlnJ to municipal corporaUona. the ecquill· uon, conatructlon, recon.trucUon, or other improvemcat ot. and pro· vt1lon of equipmen\ tor, bulld.lnp, .truc:turea, or other improvemrmt., and necessary plarulinf and encf· 11eer1nJ, for water poUut1on control and abatement, tnc:ludtnl tho&e for ..ewap coUtcUon, treatment, or dla· poaaJ. watu management, JncludinJ those for wa~r dietdbuUon. coUec- PI'A. Jollllloa, !lie Erw!D,Sai'lhGibli*' JOINT RESOLUTION or othu obllgalloluJ SOt pabUo c:epUel btlprovem.Dta la Ohio. Be 1t retolved by the General Auembly of the State 'ot Ohio lbree-llfths of the memben elec:te<l to each house ~ereot ~on~rtnr t!le'reli!., thltt there ·man be •ub· b'litted · :to ·trut: elec:ton :.r .t he State of Ohio, In the manner preacrlbed by law, at an electJon to be bold on the first Tuetda.Y after tbe firat Monday in November, 1MB. a propoaitJon to amend Artlele vtu o1 tho ConaUtuUon of the State of Ohio b)' adding thereto a new aec:tion as follow•: A ....,.._ to inveotlple pla,jp'aOllll equipmOIII 811\1 kitehen need1, and obtain eost estimate&, Wll QIIOinted at • ...,_ cent meeting ot the Letart Falls wore IVa, C~ a.er.rle Knlgllt, Rena Jolm""'!, lrla llorria, Pal Elt'>·,, :I!tJIIQ Flelda, E J - Dovio, AM.t Torry ..,. Kell¥ wu..n. . BETHEL 82, International Or- , Tho ule of dlohc:lotha liiil scratch wUI be ccintlnliiiil as 1 fun! ralaliiJI: Pr<dlcl, :11 was decided ...,..,. a . . _ meet11111: of the WWIIIJI: w~ era Clan, Entel'lriao l1allllil Mathodltl Chureb. held It 11111 - e ot MrL Ethtl Smith. . Mi•• 1lorothJ Long· preoidiil at the 11100i111J1: whleh P'"''l aiiiJI)IIJI: ot "HelpS . . b ~ Todl1" Wowed by aerlptUnliill the Lord'a Pro;,er. -· 'lbo wondar box li;ir lira. WUI!am Alrsm waa '!"' 1iir Mra. Smith. Games ,..... ..,. dueled by lrlrL Rol,a, !rlllhciQl IIIII Mra. Smith. ' Refreshmellla wars •vooi IQo tha hoste11 to thooe aimed llld llrL Bettrlee Buck, lira. M.bt1 Moore, llrL !olyrtle Lq, MiL Eldoa Weeks, lira. CardaOi' - . lrlrL Mlrlono WIIICIIIII!f SontiDol, Pomel'OY·JMII ..... o.. Yanlll1. October 21, 1988 ;PTA to Investigate Needs For Playground, Kitchen '' {A1nended S~1titule Senate Joint Re1olution No. 29) Still Coaallb&lloa ol 0.. lllde of O.blo bJ' addi.Dt leeHoD 11 to aatbodu iU t.aaace of l:loaciJ s - '1110 .Dally .,., ,, 3 oz. cans '1 12oz.49~can . ., 4~2oz, '1 )ars gi~nt49' · SIZe ., 16 Rolls �·, .. . ·--r ' ) I - 'l1lo IJolb' Sentinel, Pmlei'O)'·Mtddloport, 0., Mondo,y, Odober 28, 1968 A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES I I. - Of QJtALITY Doy of PIAIIiution REGULATIONS Ttt. Publl,ker ••••rv•• tho rlg.ht or mare than 5 Local 1 owner cor, new w•s·w tires, vinyl trim with bucket seats, console, radio, P.S. & P.B., auto. tra.ns. dark blue finish with white nylon top. A real sharpie. 11¥1 ii'IOI"iOM. II conh ,.., Word 1ix conooc..,li¥1 lfturtiol'll . · 25 ..., cent Dioc:ount on poi,-l odo oM otlo paid within 10 dayl . Pomeroy Motor Co. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 lor !iO wCHd Mini•u111 . Eo e4tlltioMI word 2c ''··-"'· EVE~. OPEN BLIND AD5 o,., .. ,_, Ad"''' ' 1:00 P.M. OFFICE HOURS SrRAWBERRY WILL DO babysitting day or FIRST FLOOR apartment. Very nice for two people or two nlghl. Call 992-5958. 10.25-61c people with amall child. Pllone 912-3211'1 . 10.23-121c · WILL DO sewing at home - I •• ',. hemming, . :· " pegging, alterations, etc. For Sale M!'9. Freddie Thabet, Mason, HAY AND STRAW. Call J112. Phone ) 13-5651. 4-30-tfc 622'1. IO.U.l21p REPAIR. REFINISH, recondition golf clubs. John Teaford . FIELD GROWN CHRYSANTHEMUMS and muma aD P.~p colors, big IUid bealtlly, lllo canning pears and potaloel, BACK HOE and Dozer Service, Reynolds Flower Shop, M'• pond, basement, water line, aon City, jUJt above Corp. septic lank. R. W. Cowdery, Une. 10-4-lfc Long Bottom, Olllo. 9·27·301c • ~ ' ~-"' pockets, :dppero, ~ ·: . ': Vf.CANCY for lwo elderly people. Prefer private paid pa· llentt. Phone Mason, 7'13-5185. l""-tlc TWO «>al alokers wtth HAVE ROOM lor two lady pa· tients, ambulatory or bedfast. Syracuse Nu!'9lng Home. IO.ZH!c POTATOES, Phone 84!-2254 Clarence Proffitt, Portland. IO.Is.tfc I WILL NOT be ""ponslble for any d<bts contracted by any. ..,. other Iflan myoelf, Wll· Uam Blact, Rt. l, Middleport. 10.25-Jtp Wanted I : ANTIQUES. furniture, dilbes, I"·~ miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard • ·•· l'edl. 800 W. Main Sl. , Porn.. "')'. 1·25-llc Lost f"IVE-MONTH.QLD Polled Hereford heUer. !.<Jot in Tanners Run area. Anyone seeing tbe . ·_;' t' helfer Is asked to call 94113714. 10.27-6tc (' ,. ·' . ;• ForS.Ie For Rent Notice • For S1le or Tr1cl!~ 198'/ INTERNATIONAL truck. 4 ..,...J, !lo ton, 11161 Chevrolet. 1167 Mullang I-cyIInder. S. opoed. Financing available. Phone 1192-t547; alter 5 p.m. Phone 91U/41t. P.»tfe ''I .._: •• .. - -~ 992-2181 Jack W. Caraey, 0011- trols, Arnold Brothers, Pomeroy, !'!lone 1112-2448. 10.13-tlc POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature, f'/5 and up. Stud service and grooming. Phone 992-5443. 11 a lfe • Mgr. Business Servlees DITCH DIGGING, water Unes, leeeh beds, Paul Anderson, ~n. w. va. Phone m G1811. 1~ DOZER, BACKHOE, trencher and ·truck service, septic POME•OY, OHIO 1:30 '~"' - to S:OO p.111 . Deily 8:30 o.m. t c 12:00 Nocn Soturdoy ! POMEROY 66 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CON ......... $2095 per W.,d , ... inllfliOI'I MII'OI~nu"' Cl•o•t• J.X 12 coMo por word throe co,..ICU• CIMI Atltlltl611111 l5c Big T rad.. ln Allowance Four on the floor, 400 8 cyl., LeMans, blue finish, custom striping, blue vinyl int., with bucket seo~s, stereo P.B . radio, 23,000 miles by local owner. Like New 1st line wide oval W.W. tires. .. ,.. Incorrect in1orflon . Ij .:\ SIEGLER and TROPIC-AIRE Heaters 67 PONTIAC Firebird H.T. Cpe.. .. ....... $2595 to Mit Of ,_t.er ony od1 doomed ob• Jectlonoblo . H .. r.ub lhhor wil I not : bo ''IPDn1U1Io COMPLETE LINE plants, Sure tanks, water lines, basements, alao topaoll. Henry IIW, phone 1185-3918 or Roger Bahr, pbone IJI5.S958. 10.~ Crop, $4 per 100, new plants. t'harlts Foster. Rt. 2. Racine. Phone C. C. BRADFORD AUCI'IONEER lO.ZHtp 241·Z:Jll9. Complelo &enloe Pboae ...... - . OMo Crftl Ill oclrGo d I I EAkLY Amencl::ln Stert:ID, AM & FM radio Lovely maple finis~. 4 >P<t!<l changer, pay• 1ft ments of $ti ~ munlh or pay balan<oe dUe 1\rl!li!. Phone !19'2 ·3218. 10.27.ftc AIR CONDITIONING Rerrlgeratlon aervlce. Jack's Relrlg. oration, New Haven. bone SOLID STATE Ste1eo; 19118 waJ. IRJII'It. 4 I tfe nul stereo t'Onsole with 4speaker, 4-speed, automat!< READY • IIIII conerele delivrh~:~nger. \fake paymenlll of ered rlgbl to your projecl. $5 ur pay jl!llt $81.16. Call IHFast and euy. Jl'roe est!· 3211!. 10.27.flc mates. Phone J112.3214, Goegleln Ready • MIK Co., Mlddl&~UR ROOM houae In Syreport, Ohio. I 3D Uc cuse, gas heat. cold running water, one and seven hundredths acres. Ground wtlll BUDGET PRICE furniture C111 olD' lhlrd noor budget allop, good garden space: cash, Baker JPurnlture. Middleport. Phone 911Z-l8CI. 10.27-31c Ohio. t 2:S tfe F1VE consecutive lots in Beech Grove cemetery. Phone 1192- SEWING MACIIINT!:S, repair eervtce, an maltel. WY z. 6439. 1G-27-6tp !ta4. The P'abrlc Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales GOON DOG Pups. Call 1192-5132. and Service. We Sllarpen 10.27-31p Set...,... Wf.tlc rroo --- AKC Golden Retriever puppies. SIX ROOM house, newly re624 Ash St., Middleport. llb- modeled kitchen, \1 basement ClGARE'M'E vending maelllnes and service. ABC Enterurtsea. 5443. HJ.IIc and bar room, 115 Ebener.er M...,, W, Va. Phone '1'13-550. St. Phone J112.55116. lo.2'1.ftp ..Uc HONDA 50, 111111. Phone llb- ·-- .. -~...,.-32U. 10.2S-6tc THE PERSONAL properly, U · cept organ, of the tate Weber IN THI COMMCHI PLaAI COUaT MilOt COUNTY, OKlO tJIJ'I-12 • 60 fl. three bedroom Holt will be sold at the offl<e Till FIDIUL LAND lANK OF molllle bome, a a ~ root of Crow, Crow & Porter, at- I OUIIVILLI, PlalntiH, awning. Pboao IIIIUIIJ. torneya, Pomeroy, Ohio, at a ·~ M. CHAIITIAH, IT AL .. to:llete price not leu than $200, and LOUII No. 14,131 the real estate owned by the NOTICI IV PUILICATION 11!1 DODGE 'l'RUCK, I eyJIDda', late Weber Holt In Setplo LANTY RIITJ: and CLAt1DIAN whoH placu of naldance an *- 1mt and 5'1 Ole9y V.f, line Township. Meigl County, 1\if'FI, unllnown. will lake DOUn en tha speed atandard lhifl, bolh In :Uth dQ ol .lua., IIO'f, lh• underOhio, conslsllng of 152 aeres '-llned fUed lbl htiUon. and two aeenent eondllllll, eall • more or less (excepUng one- Supplemental PatiUoftl, qi..IDs' ;rou 6191, 11).23-«< 111 lhe l;oll!lmoa PMu Court of 11e1p half of mlneralal will be IIOid <:ourttll, Ohio. pra)'lnJ lo-r JUd(meltt at the omce of Crow, Crow"' 111•lnal )'0\l In the amount ol l'f.IJI.. wlt.b I.Q....,_t.. alld tiM add.U.ioDil FIRESTONE Deluu Champion Porter at 10:30 a.m. Ocl. !t, bu. aumt ot IIG.OO ancl 1B.10, wllb. 111.. and for 1 toredotUh ot Ure, brand new, never been 11161, for a price not leas tllan t11nl, Morlpfe ot the followiaf u.ert.IMd used, IJ95.14. ~. PlloDe 9111"',500. Penonal and real pro- real pn.1pert)", aDd otbrtt r.Uef, t.orm. t0.2Utp perty ahall be sold to the bttl>- ..u: hlQ 1ft Columbia ToWDdllp lhil' Cou.nl)o, Ohio, boulldect and, esl bidder. The administraducrtbad M foUowa: 19111 THREE BEQROOM tralltor has the right to reject any Part vi Seo:lUcs 31 To~ t, 1\aqe 18, beJtiWDI at a polllt lT.II er, Expando llvlns room and and all blda. Sale subjeet to he\ weal of tiM Nortlleut eantr awniriiJ. Pbone IIIIU31t. of aalcl lecUOD .Ill UlaDN Well the approval of the Probate 91'5 feet: tllen~ Iouth 1 dQNe IO.IS.fle Court of Melga Com>ty. (JIIo. Waat 1J5B feet. to the ceaWr ol I CGUDtJ road; lheace aJo.. tile William D. Qrllds, admlni• COUDQ' J"0M IIOrth 118 deJrHI M BLACK HAWK CORN PICKER, trator of the Estate ol w.. mllluWa wat :a feet lo a polnt1 thence aoutb 141» feet CCI a cor$150. Phone 111U410. 10.25-3tp ber F. Holt, ~......... ner at tbe llne of . . . . HoJ'dl tllene. Nortlll • de&nM EMf. 1174 I ..:IHic feel '- Ule eent.er of ltate 1DJb. SORRY SAL Ia now a Merry WQ" Net, ~ tlllllllCe wiUt tbe meaa.den of Akl llilbwQ' Nort.b 1 Gal. She 111011 Blue Lustre ALL BRED back, four Here41trH bal. '7tl feet, Nortb II d• rog IUid IJIIbolstery cleaner. , _ . ...t 110 feet IJld NorCia ·a ford cows, HC:Ond calf 00111. deve- 311 aUnut.. eut felt Rent eleetrlc s h a - $1. Three flrsl calf Rerefonll; to the lllteneeUoa of St.ate HlP· wa)" No. 311 with the cea&er JIJM Baker Furniture. IG-28-6tc: one yearling Reretord heHer, ot • eOWib road: ~ aloac u. one •prlng belfer calf. Three ceater of aald eount~ road toUlh S8 ••,.... 10 mlaut. . . . lM '!'HE GOLDIE M. Rice rut es"""" bulla, one pony. Also feet t.o tM IOUtb-..t oamer oi tate loeated on Oliver Street tbe tWin lot1 lbanca w.ltb tbe . . t 70 acre farm, good fencel , Una of IUS atore lot DOttb 4t Mo in Middleport, Meip County, good bam, ,..., """' U'lb. .,._. . . . teet. to u.. DOI'tberlr eorDU U.enot; tb.aDce wttb tblo Ohio, wtJ1 be aold to the blgb. Good weU. Houae needs rebarth Une uf a.atd tl.en lot 110rlll eat bidder on Saturday, Nopair; 25 ...... of farming " •..-..• ao -.... ... 111 fHI to U. "eter J:lu Df ltat. vember :Ind. 11161, at 10:30 A. ground, rest In paature and ll.llbw~ No. 1111 lbuee a1aa1 Kid ceater U.. aortb a d.e..M. at the offiee rl. Crow, Umber. P'armlng around In eut t.10 r.n · te Ute IIIIV.tbei'I.J' oeorCrow & Potier, Altorneya, IW' .., u. Iandi ol . .u. ....,. LaY. good condition. Bruce Myero. Uller: tbeDM ...., llald LaftDo Pomeroy, Ohio. Real Estste Chester, off Rt. 241. II l.oni der'l 1lM nmh N ....,._ 'INII 11101 feet .... IIOrlb • d . . . . . . . . Ia appralaed at 'l,itlO.OO IUid Bottom. Phone 1111 W mbNW. .... ll'f fMt to u. ... cannot be sold lor Ieos than Ill IMif.IU'll.,, eoaWdniat 101.:1 . . 18-2'141c "'• ... ~or JMI. Ibis amount. Sale aubjecl to Allo pm "' e.dloiL aa. .._.. l4liP 1. ...... 11, baid""'DI at I the approval of the Probate lie~ I Estate For Sale polnt IMI fMi ........ tba . -... Coort, Meip County, (JIIo. eMt: eora8l' of .aid MCtiOD AI U.nee DOrtb 1 ...,... .,... U. SybJ Ebenibach, Exec:ulriJ: of f•t: 1b.alll:t!: """ , _ ~ "IMBM HUUI 1 chtne welt 1* fMt *e Eltste of Goldie M. Rtce, Jle. U. 1011Ut Une fll ..td . _ . . . Ill c:ea•:.d li).ZW!c lhenee • • a1oQ U.. ..W J(lllth ......,...... LIYY IN IXCIII 01 'fHI "N MIL&. LIMITATION Nai'ICI: II hei'QJ' JIYb. lbal For Rant .i FURNISHED and unfurnished apartmonl!!. a ... to achool. Phone 912-5434. IG-18-Ifc ' ; P'IJRNJSHED HOOSE In J'ome. rvy, l'tlone 99Z-5262 e;:::~ • i • ~ rURNISIIED APARTMENTS . ; In Middleport. .,,, , , . I I All atti!Ues paid. Rowley & Reed, Mid- dleport. !'bone 992-me. : I t&.~Ue JTIWLEJI ·~ LOTS. Bob's Mobllo Court, Syracuoe, Oblo on Stale ; Rl. U4, Phone 11!12-2951. S.ll.tfc :'nWLER SPACE, to hoot up, private. plenty ol room for children to play. Pllone - · ready an th01 :lht diiJ' of A.Ypul, 1. ., ther. wtU be .ubm.IUed tel 1 vote of lila puple. ol aald llathlnd TollmlhiP 11 a GENIIUL ELECTION to IN FURNISHED aputniEfil, lft.bedroom troller. };" - Joloaon '1'13-$147, M'll'· I~ bedroom apartmelll prqe on Bulternul " - 112-5121. IG-14-tfc ~·AMILY )'1'8. SPECIALS Men & Ladloo' WATCHES....9.95 ta 24.95 Clutch & Go Watch & Puru Sot._.U.95 Bond & Puroo Watch For Either CUFF LINK & Tt E BAR SET............_79c Bryants Budlet Shop 101 w....." MIDDLEPORT - Large I 1'010111 brick, I \1 batha, 4 bedroollll, full basement, Jll'llll. $20,1100.00. theNID. on n ..d.,, Ule 11th day at r-ro•rtcUn1 aad malntallllnl fiN apPIIratua, appllaneu, lnlU~ or aiMs tt>arefor, err ..,..., _ of watfr .upply and matertall U.nfer, ar 0.. ... tabU.bmm~ot and malattaaace of lin• nn alarm telep-llph or the of "-""Uri' un&nr ftnmen or eo~· iu to OPft'llll t.ha Batd IIlii Ntn1: a nnewal llf Ill nlltln1 lila of one btU tl!ol.) m1l1 to GENERAL 8TOitE - AU ato<t, fJXtur.s and a T room home, bath, rumace, and Jarae lot. Only $24.1100.00 11ELBN • VIRGU. TEAFORD nm fur five yeart at 1 .-ate Dol U· ('eed.tnc ~ mill for eacb one dollar ol valuation. Wbidl arnou11t. to nve ("tollta for e•cb one b\lll4nd «oUan of 'aluatloa, for Five :rean. The PoU. lor aald J:lectloD will M c.pen .t t:::Kt o'clock A..N. aD4 nJDaill opea unW 1:30 c'olod. P.M. &all&em Sland&nl" Tl.mto ol NJd dQ". By order fill U.. Boud vi J:lOCUOAI, Plymoutll IMI41c: ,...,., COAL FURNACE. ' Sat. • • • • • • • • • • Sun ... - • • • • • • • IMMin •• WILL DO•OntY M. .IOHNITON DlrMtor tl11t.ed (k:teber J, 1 - . 10 1; II It; 10 11; 10 18 •te NOTICI O' ILICTION ON TAX LIIVV IN IJCCIIU 011' THITIN MIL-L LIMITATION NOTICE Ia hereby linn tb•t In p11nuanc• of a B"olutlon ot the (;ouncll ul llM! VUJap ul Pomero)', ohio, paaet on lbe Ul.h ctQ of lub' , l!!Ga, tllere will be .ubm.ltt.ed to • p.~rt permuent, Ullle or •olunLary. .and otll$r fn• prot.eetloa eppantUII. Saki tilt belnJ: a nnewal ol an ,.,.laUDJ tu uf one mill to run for ttve yean It a rate not exc:eedlnl 1.0 rt-IU. for uch one dollar ol valuation. which amOWibl to ten ''entl for ..ell toJle hundred dollan of valuallon, for t"lve yean. Tile PoU. for nld EJ.~tlon wUl be vpen at 1 ;30 o'cloc:ll A .M. and AnW.D open unUI 1:30 o'docll P.M. Jtutera Standard Time of .. 14 dQ . B)" order of Ute BoiN of Klec:Uou. of Mei1a Counb, Ohio. IMMin 0, WILL. ChalrMall DO.OTHT M. JOI-1NITON Dlr.ctar Dated Odober 1, 1•. 1(1 '1: 111 14; 11 II; 10 J8 itc tt·mhcr, 191111. there .... m be aubrnltted to a vole of the peopte of aaid VII· il.lj"e at a GENERAL &LHCJ'JO'N to te held In the VIDaJe of Snacuae, Ohio, at the retular place of voUill thentn, on TUeadtJ, tile Oth da:r ol !'>;ovember . ltcl&, the quHtlon Cll l;!>v)'inl , ln e.aeeaa of the tan mtll limitation. for tbe benefit ol S:rra· n:~e Vlll•Je tor the purpoae of pro· \·Jdlnl and ml.lntai.lli.DI: nre appara. llltel, appiJ.Itnee• · 1:nd1dlrap, aad aitea therefor. and Uae pJ)'tlleat of po:nnaaeat, part time or YOluntu:r firemen tG opente the 111M. Said tax IMlDI : an addiUonal tn of ,._., miD• to run for tin yean. Ill • rate nol exceedln( :1.0 mWa for eaeh one dolltr of Y•lu•Uon, whkh •moqat. te twenty eenta for eaeh one bundred doilan of •aluaUor~, for Jo,ve ,-nra. Tbt PoU. for ••)11 Eleetto. wtU be cpe11 at 1130 a'cioek A.ll . .lftd N • Jllaln open u.nUI 0:30 o'ckrcll P.JI . E.IIJt.em St.uldar.t 'nme of aatd dJJ'. 87 order of tbe Baud uf DHUoDI. of Mllllt Count)'. Ohio. IMMin •. WILL CltalnMn DOROTHY M. JONNITOIII DINCter Deted Oetober 1, JNI. 10 'J; 10 U; JO 21; 10 :II 41c ··- A.Mini.tr.n-i• Wltfil No. tl,tll fta Will Eat•'• llf lstlqr N, Cllrll. Dec..... Nollee ~ benbJ 11¥en tbat Carla C'lark Klei.D wboM Pott Office M· draa ls :111 8. 'l'lllnl AM., M.ldd(e. 5.55 DISAPPEAR lHE Iitt AFRAID HE'LL WAY YDIJ /CST l/ILL WRIGHT! -GUARANIUD- • Free Estimates PHONE 992-2094 • Quality Concrete • Certllled Streneth • Delivery • Quick SerYice Poiiiii'OJ'L_0 NOTICI Ofl IL.CTION ON TAX LIVY IN IXC . . I Of TNI Tlfll MILL. &.IMITATION NOTlCS II llleNbJ ..ftll LilaC Ia rurwuance cf 1 Reloh1Uo11 ol lhl JIOU'd etC Townablp 1'ruiiMI of U. 10WDihiP of Colwnbla, Oblo, NIMd "n tile au. da, of Bepteaber. 1111. there wW be IUbrnltted to 1 YOII of lbe people of aa.ld l'ol"mble Town· ehlp ai a OENUAL a..cTlDN 1o b1 hl'id in tile Townahlp of Columbia, Ohio. at lb1 ,...war plleel 1f •ctUaJ theNia, on Tuetdu, tbe oua 41)" 0111 November. 1111, tb.e qUI\iaD of '"'')'ll'll, In exee• or die tea .w LmiLIUon, for the be-rtt Iff Colam· bla Towublp for UMI puzJIOel or prev•dlns and mllinklnb'l fln appuatu. appllancea, b~ or lttel Ul.ln· tor, or tll1 ata.bu.bmiM IDd lllll.a· tenance of JIMI of fln alarm toalriiPh or ibe PQ'rDIDI of ,.MI1aMill, p&rl· tlml or Yoiunteer tlftmul u Ill' HOimbJ Bills esl&te. IIIIUriM8 allo . 1. . ear. "'- • ·••· ~JI411: •• AUTOMIJBJLE Jt•IIIIIJC!e . . . l!lneelledt Loll JOar · CliJiri&. or•a lleenlet Clll • • · I II tl'!l INFORMATION NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY • Flnlshin1 • Sand & Grnel DIAL 9!12-3284 GOEGLEIN GRAVEL ...... Enterloined a .. The Rev, Jolm Jeabura,lrhlch NOTit:l OP ILICTIOtf ott TAX LIVY IN IXCIII 01" THI TIN MIL~ LIMITATION NOTICE ls llei'QJ llnll llutt !ll PllnluaDc:e ol I lteHlaU. of U. Council ot tbe Vlllap ol Pe. .I"OJ', (Jhkl, PUMod on th• llltb u, of Jail, lNI, then wiD be aubmltHd 10 1 '"ota of the paop.. ot saki vw.,. 1'1 a GENERAL ELIC110H to 1M btld in the Vlllalt of PomaroJ, Ob1o at the Nplar plaeea ot ¥0Uq tbai.m, on TU•day, U.. M.la ..,. ot NOHmo Nr, 1M8. t.be liiUIIUon of ieYJIDJ, In e.eeae •' the tan Dl1U lllllltat.la•, for tho bebeflt of Po!DIIroJ Villap for the PWPOM vi C\U"ft!K eiiHJIHI. S.ld t.a• belo1: I ,.aewal of Ill Rlttlal &u o1 oaa baU nu mW to run ror four )lean •• a nUr ao& . .. teedlnll ~ tDUI. lor elldl oDI 4oUar "' ..aluaUoa, wblcb amowtte W unt. for each on• llu.nd,.... dolllin 111 vaJuaUon, tor Four Jlll'l. Tbe PoUa for utd EleeUoll .W be It•• .,,.D 11 e:lO o'eloel A.M. ud n...U open until 8:30 e'clook P.M. a.ten of Melli CowltJ, Oblo. IMMITT O. WIU. CM!ra. . DOAOTNY M. .IOIIMITotl Director Dated OetoiMr J, 1•. 10 'J; 10 141 10 Jl; 10 • tic Use Mascara Carefully If you want to use maacara daily, and get a result ln growth as well u beauty, be sure to apply It so tbat !here are no bBIIs at lbe end of the laahes and the lashes are not stuck together. Be sure to use ltgbt, even strokes so that the reawta are natural-looting. Brown ill usually much atlracUve than · black. more the Kl~ Mlul~ Club OniL IIPODior&, was a peat apeaker at Tho Carleton Church heel a the carleton Church recentb. llall..,een pl11jl at the Bedtold The Rev. Jesburg, who Ia a mt ... Youth Center. Several prbeo 11101111')' in Europe, travell . were award lime maolled and through France, ~aln and uv- pmea were played. i.. potluck enl other countleo dlllribattnr · wu ltteroture, He oh""ed .lllme or -Tho Rev,eoJo¥od, John Josbuq, a hta work and lloo rl. placea mlulonary tn Franco, vlelted where he and hla falntl7workand wllfl Mr. and Mrs. WUJ!am Klnr It ve. While here on lurlautlb he Tuosdljl. wUJ be -ker at miCJUa other churchea. The Busy Bee Cllll 0( the ahower, but tllere'a an even VIetnam. ~ Ralph Carl of the Carleton ~ Sehool recontly pre- overnl&l>t.,.ota oiMr, andMrL · Ll~ King and falnll1, Mrs. Hazel Arnold, Wolter and Evaltno and Leoter,hadurecent ~ dinner auuts, Mr. a n d MrL Patrick W~o and Da'lld, and Nr. and Mrs. Nathan Arnold, au or Cbe1ter. 'l1lo db,. nor wu In honor or Divld Williams who celebnoted hl1 llrot Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dolo had aa recent Viaftora. Mr. and MI'L Bomard Paulltn, COIUIIIbUL Mr. and Mrs. Joe HaD were belled at their home here recentb. Mr, and NrL Olen llarriiiXI had as vlottoro oftlr tho w...ar.n.t Pllll llarrl..., or COIIIIIIIIul and Mr. and NrL Dalt llarrlla and Paul PQDWr ol ~ ·IIIII . Mr. and MrL Sanford WID o1 Athena and Mloe Jlillllla 'IWo roll and lrletld flll'i!llw\~. Mrs. carl 11111 wu to tuoiQ>·rei:eiiiiJ 10 •lit'i'ber...,_ . ter, Cvol, Mto ·~­ Tilth bar mother 10 'IIIII htr par• Till nOIIAL LAND lANK ~OUII'In.u. ...................... a,..,..,, ·.. Jl' ,, 11 lfl 10 111 It . , 11 C HOLLYWOOD (UPIINateup opocjollot Perc w.,.t. mora wiD oliall: uP bll I.OfBth mo'rio wh e n lie slaPI lbe "Hounwork 11 Ju•t llk1 hlator,t""lt kHJI• on rep11tlni ltnlfl · ...;;Q"'-';..,.._..__~.,._,,J'~Oio~--'--;:._,-+-'---'~'•~·4 •..._·-·-·"· · . -·---_,~,.... -..- ~r~ ,.~· --··-...,.,..-,.·~·- ---~--b=""'"""==a=~-..ti.;...t..li:l!l:i""''->J;;;,..;.,..:ol~~;.;ij.J2:ir:.J ·DAILY CROSSWORD d. St. Lou11 10. Kodi1te ACIIOIIII 1. Tlbetall prleollr &.Selle• • •• ll.Omlt Protector Fib Any Head Waking up with the IIDIII IIDOOth, unrufilecl hairdo u·· wu eneled by )'OW' beautlcllll (or YOUI'IIllf) il u Ill)' u putting on a mes1111te turban. It's d""tJMd to protect a woman'• hair scyJe while lleepJna and drelllnc. Tbla coof, ffexlble hair protector every beld aiJ:e comfort.. ably. The wearer jlllt wnpa It arouad and prnaea tile veloro tal» to fulell It ltCUI'elf, 12. Some~ tor '1\a.le" 13. Coaebeaf"-o tnctrte - 14. All 15. l(ythlcal · l&Adot li.Oolf UC#I ory ma tT;wlth ' lllltoll ..,Ispt ti.Pt~ --lilt ~to 21. Prlllll with cycle pi CUMNI· SS.Col~5ts~'~ 64I'ORD__ ,_____ SI395 II. Country Yl SM.,. Sh~o Waton• Thh Ia full •laM EeN1 WWOI' 21. 1"1/-.how' toe.l c... PS, . PI BLAETTNARS x- JVdtmiDt ..,. ... ,.,. aplalt ,... Clm't Win 'Bin Alt" at warner llrof. ltory In lll1ng baby - · 0( llarrlooilylll!l, ........ •114 ,....... aune u •W la dMd rewsda4 ks DMd w.ooa • · P.,. - · ...... DMd . . . . . of . . . . ~oantr. Gldo. Yoa aN ,..mr.d. to • ...,.. tiM uii r.uuo. bJ the lad ~ el De· ......,tnt on the out oi"You bluer powder. Wben there'• no time for a nplar lbampoo, sented plna lor porlecl atlend- powder wiD come to tile .,.. ance to Breu carl, cme )'ear, eue. Simply dlllt It on :1"1111' and Randall Carl, 2 Jtii'L balr and then bnllh It out Mr. and Nra. David Reel 'II.. 'xcela oil and dirt will be abtted reeentl7 wltll Mr. and Mrs. IOJ'bed and :1"1111' balr wW be Ralph carl and HadDOY and ...,.. ldy and soft. blrllldi.Y. &e,al lllJbw.,., asoetiiDI ...... from tbat eutatn ...an •f eoaL • ceO, Pd wariC!IliiJ bern u Nmaber t, Clul011. er Lim r ..... c.J, teptbu wltb the l'ljld &o .... Substitute for Shampoo No matter which way rou carleton Church met at the home travel, I container or beby of their teacher, Mra. Lomde powder lbould be tucked Into Hud- ID p,._re pockapo 1D your aultcue. Slllr1 amooth be aenl to the 1ervicanen of the powder wiD keep you eool c011U111Ui~ who are aervbllr In and comfortable after you Mr, and MrL Jolm iltall and .... and MrL I.e-. iltallhld U recont vllltoro, Mrs. Clair iV.... - A BOOI<::.IE! l(eeoing Meigs · Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As News, Notes COat&iDADf m all 111• .en~, more or ._, blat tubJed te d 01 MAKE t:VERVBOO'I' 4:30 P.M. Kingsbury falnll1, Crww li.XJRK OCJTI AND For Sale lllftllq. oomatalq: . . . ~ - - c,..., IS A GAMBLE. DOESt.)'T IT M!GI\T ,JUST 3 P.M. .1mount1 to ten ee.nt.a for ett.dt. one halt.dnd dollani ot valuaUoD for I'IW' Tbe Polll tor aald &lecUon wiU J.e opea at 1:.10 o'doe.lr: A.M. aad. ~aal.D open uDW 8=30 n'elocll P.M. &ti&.ID Standard Time of Mid diJ. B1 order of the Boant of lleetlou, Of lleifa CoUQ", OIUo. IMMITT O.WILL CllairFN• DOitOTMT. M. JOH!UTotl DINChr ..... llaLid oet.ober 1, ua. 10 7J 11 1«; 10 Ill JO .JUST ~!:>£CAUSE LIFE AFTlf.R />J.L • 12 NOON 1.07 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO on floor, good opndltlon. all new dbaust S)'llem. 1310. Phone 912-70111. lo.2Uic of one mill to nn for four ,..,. a• I ratol DOl I&CII11nf 1.0 mUl for c'eb. on• dollar or ¥11\i.UOD. wh&ab GASOLINE ALLEY AT 7:50 A.M. M CHEVY. 2 door Sedan, sot ~c Inch, • barreD, J apeed ;u Admlall;l.ntrb. Curtis Helps Out HOLLYWOOD (UPIIDean Martin and lhe 1"011 ol lbe CUI of "The Wrecltlrlr Crew" oponl two dan ohootlna exterior tocaltons •I Tonr cur- WMPO ftPtilt.l COIIIPW.I to operate the aame . Said tu IMilll: aa lddltloiLI..I tu f1re NoJ1., Ohio bu bHn dab' appoJ.ated with tblo WW an· J!Ued ot uaa Elt.ate of Dtber B. Clark, La&e vi IOddlolport, 11e1.a111 CollllU', Ohio. daoeiM4. p, H. O'. .IUI JIHIItl ef Hie PretNtt c.vtt 10.1to lNII 1041 ate Pomoro1 WIN.IE .. ilQB,60e ... Sttlldanl Time OJ uld illQ", B.r order of the Board of IDeet.lona, LIOAL NO'nCI NOTICI Ofl Af'POIHTMINT 9t~2U3 Wheel Alignment ... E. ..... ,~ NOTICI OF IL.ICTION ON TAX LIVT IN llliCIII Ofl T'llll TIN MILL. LIMITATION NOTJCE Ia hereby Jlven thllt ln pu.naanee cf a Rr.olutlon of thr CnuneU of the Villa1e nf Syueuee, Ohio. puaed oa the Mh d., of SeP· PI!. Pomeroy Home & IWtol vote of tbe people of a&i4 VWue at a OENJ:It.AL a.D::TION to be - From the Larpst Truek or Bullcb&er Radiator To The &nallest Heater Core. lliXPERf C:MitftNI• oco~Uon Hocklnaport, Ohio Phone 667-3370 to BLAETTNARS of Me'- Coua\1, Oblo. man'• Sch1wtrzel •rile M·f' .. ~ • • • • • • ·II to ••-• · u 11"" MabvpY...,.n AIISOCIATES 992-SIN ·'• rlnae of aoft water to make c:or thine 3. An•ndont on d..,tr .an,.. Ill, Oil Tuuday, tbe 5th d~ of Noumber, IINS8, the 'l""tlcn lA leY)' · ltof. In e1tceu of the ttla mw Ullllt.a· Uon. for t.be benefit ol Pomeroy vu. lq:e foz- the purpaae ,,r provldilll and mallllaiJIIDI 1!re appantu., •P.. llancea, bulldlnp a.ad •to~. fir. 6-9%-18 On Display 115 Soon To Arrive Remoi" ·.~.~~·~::.::~•• !., Sproyed o.,; then o high prenu,.. Pf.J"• 1nent of p.rmauaat, pui•Uma or .ol· held 1D U.. Vlllap ol PvmtroJ, Ohlo. at the ftJU lar p.. ee. of •oti.DI Ulere EIHIIENCED ll~llftr Service EYINRUDE 69's Are Here lo:GYimbM', 11118, the qu.UU cf I•V)'Iftl, Ia III.'II!II of Ula tea zntll UmltaUen. for lllle benlftt of ltut. J;;nd ToWDihlp for the purpon of .... ....... JIM, . . fa1dt wW 1M rnt 1 held II tbe Townahlp ol Rutland, ohio. at tba re~Ul.r plallft of ~Un1 11M 1 - ,... &a tbrt .llln ., .... bouse, ztK Race OEO. BO&SIEI I& 81 P 1 St. Middleport. !'bone J112. $MI.M DOWN - 8tqa 114 Acrol, 7 room bouse, fireplace, eel2848. 11).27-lflc Jar, mlnerall. $H.I4 lor • 1-14-lfc TWO ii'IJ1UR ROOM furnlabed apart. men!, E. llaln St.. Pomerov. Coup!.. only. Phone tm#ll. 1""-!fc .,.Ids. * BARNEY Business Services Ill punu.ance al a Kelohltloa ef UMo Board of ,-.wuhlp ~'- of 0.. Towrubip llf Ruii&Dd. Ohio, pUMd 1 TWO SMALL furnished homes, oheap, One needs atove for !leaiiD( purposes. lmn!r Monkey Run. Esther Brlckles, Brhileo Gulf Service, AJ. bony, (JIIo. 10.27·3tp f / NOTICI Ofl ILIC:TION ON TAX Sovo Howl lnotall Howl Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS 5 J.lll. Dey eof•o Pl.lillinti•n MerHioy DNtlll.w 9 1.111. C.n~;ollotlono & c•••cti-• Will M eccoptod ""'II 9 '·"'· for ' IUICIC . 'PCIIITIAC GMC: TIU(ICS POM.IIOY . ballplayera *'· Adjective rouowen 45• .A.ddreU 41. KlD4 ol beetle 41. BeDOrita'l parent ~liU~lbll;IJ.J ~~ 18. Not yet & 1taU: abbr; 11. Propilei 20. ICq"· laDd'• West Point ~ Unocran~bte theoe r...r Jumbleo, one letter to each IQU&ft, to farll'i four ordinary words. ..........,.e .... 21 . ~~: 341. To one•• ·I I I I () MAUSE . I lJUNiiOP I .... ,J ...J ,_ �·, .. . ·--r ' ) I - 'l1lo IJolb' Sentinel, Pmlei'O)'·Mtddloport, 0., Mondo,y, Odober 28, 1968 A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES I I. - Of QJtALITY Doy of PIAIIiution REGULATIONS Ttt. Publl,ker ••••rv•• tho rlg.ht or mare than 5 Local 1 owner cor, new w•s·w tires, vinyl trim with bucket seats, console, radio, P.S. & P.B., auto. tra.ns. dark blue finish with white nylon top. A real sharpie. 11¥1 ii'IOI"iOM. II conh ,.., Word 1ix conooc..,li¥1 lfturtiol'll . · 25 ..., cent Dioc:ount on poi,-l odo oM otlo paid within 10 dayl . Pomeroy Motor Co. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 lor !iO wCHd Mini•u111 . Eo e4tlltioMI word 2c ''··-"'· EVE~. OPEN BLIND AD5 o,., .. ,_, Ad"''' ' 1:00 P.M. OFFICE HOURS SrRAWBERRY WILL DO babysitting day or FIRST FLOOR apartment. Very nice for two people or two nlghl. Call 992-5958. 10.25-61c people with amall child. Pllone 912-3211'1 . 10.23-121c · WILL DO sewing at home - I •• ',. hemming, . :· " pegging, alterations, etc. For Sale M!'9. Freddie Thabet, Mason, HAY AND STRAW. Call J112. Phone ) 13-5651. 4-30-tfc 622'1. IO.U.l21p REPAIR. REFINISH, recondition golf clubs. John Teaford . FIELD GROWN CHRYSANTHEMUMS and muma aD P.~p colors, big IUid bealtlly, lllo canning pears and potaloel, BACK HOE and Dozer Service, Reynolds Flower Shop, M'• pond, basement, water line, aon City, jUJt above Corp. septic lank. R. W. Cowdery, Une. 10-4-lfc Long Bottom, Olllo. 9·27·301c • ~ ' ~-"' pockets, :dppero, ~ ·: . ': Vf.CANCY for lwo elderly people. Prefer private paid pa· llentt. Phone Mason, 7'13-5185. l""-tlc TWO «>al alokers wtth HAVE ROOM lor two lady pa· tients, ambulatory or bedfast. Syracuse Nu!'9lng Home. IO.ZH!c POTATOES, Phone 84!-2254 Clarence Proffitt, Portland. IO.Is.tfc I WILL NOT be ""ponslble for any d<bts contracted by any. ..,. other Iflan myoelf, Wll· Uam Blact, Rt. l, Middleport. 10.25-Jtp Wanted I : ANTIQUES. furniture, dilbes, I"·~ miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard • ·•· l'edl. 800 W. Main Sl. , Porn.. "')'. 1·25-llc Lost f"IVE-MONTH.QLD Polled Hereford heUer. !.<Jot in Tanners Run area. Anyone seeing tbe . ·_;' t' helfer Is asked to call 94113714. 10.27-6tc (' ,. ·' . ;• ForS.Ie For Rent Notice • For S1le or Tr1cl!~ 198'/ INTERNATIONAL truck. 4 ..,...J, !lo ton, 11161 Chevrolet. 1167 Mullang I-cyIInder. S. opoed. Financing available. Phone 1192-t547; alter 5 p.m. Phone 91U/41t. P.»tfe ''I .._: •• .. - -~ 992-2181 Jack W. Caraey, 0011- trols, Arnold Brothers, Pomeroy, !'!lone 1112-2448. 10.13-tlc POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature, f'/5 and up. Stud service and grooming. Phone 992-5443. 11 a lfe • Mgr. Business Servlees DITCH DIGGING, water Unes, leeeh beds, Paul Anderson, ~n. w. va. Phone m G1811. 1~ DOZER, BACKHOE, trencher and ·truck service, septic POME•OY, OHIO 1:30 '~"' - to S:OO p.111 . Deily 8:30 o.m. t c 12:00 Nocn Soturdoy ! POMEROY 66 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE CON ......... $2095 per W.,d , ... inllfliOI'I MII'OI~nu"' Cl•o•t• J.X 12 coMo por word throe co,..ICU• CIMI Atltlltl611111 l5c Big T rad.. ln Allowance Four on the floor, 400 8 cyl., LeMans, blue finish, custom striping, blue vinyl int., with bucket seo~s, stereo P.B . radio, 23,000 miles by local owner. Like New 1st line wide oval W.W. tires. .. ,.. Incorrect in1orflon . Ij .:\ SIEGLER and TROPIC-AIRE Heaters 67 PONTIAC Firebird H.T. Cpe.. .. ....... $2595 to Mit Of ,_t.er ony od1 doomed ob• Jectlonoblo . H .. r.ub lhhor wil I not : bo ''IPDn1U1Io COMPLETE LINE plants, Sure tanks, water lines, basements, alao topaoll. Henry IIW, phone 1185-3918 or Roger Bahr, pbone IJI5.S958. 10.~ Crop, $4 per 100, new plants. t'harlts Foster. Rt. 2. Racine. Phone C. C. BRADFORD AUCI'IONEER lO.ZHtp 241·Z:Jll9. Complelo &enloe Pboae ...... - . OMo Crftl Ill oclrGo d I I EAkLY Amencl::ln Stert:ID, AM & FM radio Lovely maple finis~. 4 >P<t!<l changer, pay• 1ft ments of $ti ~ munlh or pay balan<oe dUe 1\rl!li!. Phone !19'2 ·3218. 10.27.ftc AIR CONDITIONING Rerrlgeratlon aervlce. Jack's Relrlg. oration, New Haven. bone SOLID STATE Ste1eo; 19118 waJ. IRJII'It. 4 I tfe nul stereo t'Onsole with 4speaker, 4-speed, automat!< READY • IIIII conerele delivrh~:~nger. \fake paymenlll of ered rlgbl to your projecl. $5 ur pay jl!llt $81.16. Call IHFast and euy. Jl'roe est!· 3211!. 10.27.flc mates. Phone J112.3214, Goegleln Ready • MIK Co., Mlddl&~UR ROOM houae In Syreport, Ohio. I 3D Uc cuse, gas heat. cold running water, one and seven hundredths acres. Ground wtlll BUDGET PRICE furniture C111 olD' lhlrd noor budget allop, good garden space: cash, Baker JPurnlture. Middleport. Phone 911Z-l8CI. 10.27-31c Ohio. t 2:S tfe F1VE consecutive lots in Beech Grove cemetery. Phone 1192- SEWING MACIIINT!:S, repair eervtce, an maltel. WY z. 6439. 1G-27-6tp !ta4. The P'abrlc Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales GOON DOG Pups. Call 1192-5132. and Service. We Sllarpen 10.27-31p Set...,... Wf.tlc rroo --- AKC Golden Retriever puppies. SIX ROOM house, newly re624 Ash St., Middleport. llb- modeled kitchen, \1 basement ClGARE'M'E vending maelllnes and service. ABC Enterurtsea. 5443. HJ.IIc and bar room, 115 Ebener.er M...,, W, Va. Phone '1'13-550. St. Phone J112.55116. lo.2'1.ftp ..Uc HONDA 50, 111111. Phone llb- ·-- .. -~...,.-32U. 10.2S-6tc THE PERSONAL properly, U · cept organ, of the tate Weber IN THI COMMCHI PLaAI COUaT MilOt COUNTY, OKlO tJIJ'I-12 • 60 fl. three bedroom Holt will be sold at the offl<e Till FIDIUL LAND lANK OF molllle bome, a a ~ root of Crow, Crow & Porter, at- I OUIIVILLI, PlalntiH, awning. Pboao IIIIUIIJ. torneya, Pomeroy, Ohio, at a ·~ M. CHAIITIAH, IT AL .. to:llete price not leu than $200, and LOUII No. 14,131 the real estate owned by the NOTICI IV PUILICATION 11!1 DODGE 'l'RUCK, I eyJIDda', late Weber Holt In Setplo LANTY RIITJ: and CLAt1DIAN whoH placu of naldance an *- 1mt and 5'1 Ole9y V.f, line Township. Meigl County, 1\if'FI, unllnown. will lake DOUn en tha speed atandard lhifl, bolh In :Uth dQ ol .lua., IIO'f, lh• underOhio, conslsllng of 152 aeres '-llned fUed lbl htiUon. and two aeenent eondllllll, eall • more or less (excepUng one- Supplemental PatiUoftl, qi..IDs' ;rou 6191, 11).23-«< 111 lhe l;oll!lmoa PMu Court of 11e1p half of mlneralal will be IIOid <:ourttll, Ohio. pra)'lnJ lo-r JUd(meltt at the omce of Crow, Crow"' 111•lnal )'0\l In the amount ol l'f.IJI.. wlt.b I.Q....,_t.. alld tiM add.U.ioDil FIRESTONE Deluu Champion Porter at 10:30 a.m. Ocl. !t, bu. aumt ot IIG.OO ancl 1B.10, wllb. 111.. and for 1 toredotUh ot Ure, brand new, never been 11161, for a price not leas tllan t11nl, Morlpfe ot the followiaf u.ert.IMd used, IJ95.14. ~. PlloDe 9111"',500. Penonal and real pro- real pn.1pert)", aDd otbrtt r.Uef, t.orm. t0.2Utp perty ahall be sold to the bttl>- ..u: hlQ 1ft Columbia ToWDdllp lhil' Cou.nl)o, Ohio, boulldect and, esl bidder. The administraducrtbad M foUowa: 19111 THREE BEQROOM tralltor has the right to reject any Part vi Seo:lUcs 31 To~ t, 1\aqe 18, beJtiWDI at a polllt lT.II er, Expando llvlns room and and all blda. Sale subjeet to he\ weal of tiM Nortlleut eantr awniriiJ. Pbone IIIIU31t. of aalcl lecUOD .Ill UlaDN Well the approval of the Probate 91'5 feet: tllen~ Iouth 1 dQNe IO.IS.fle Court of Melga Com>ty. (JIIo. Waat 1J5B feet. to the ceaWr ol I CGUDtJ road; lheace aJo.. tile William D. Qrllds, admlni• COUDQ' J"0M IIOrth 118 deJrHI M BLACK HAWK CORN PICKER, trator of the Estate ol w.. mllluWa wat :a feet lo a polnt1 thence aoutb 141» feet CCI a cor$150. Phone 111U410. 10.25-3tp ber F. Holt, ~......... ner at tbe llne of . . . . HoJ'dl tllene. Nortlll • de&nM EMf. 1174 I ..:IHic feel '- Ule eent.er of ltate 1DJb. SORRY SAL Ia now a Merry WQ" Net, ~ tlllllllCe wiUt tbe meaa.den of Akl llilbwQ' Nort.b 1 Gal. She 111011 Blue Lustre ALL BRED back, four Here41trH bal. '7tl feet, Nortb II d• rog IUid IJIIbolstery cleaner. , _ . ...t 110 feet IJld NorCia ·a ford cows, HC:Ond calf 00111. deve- 311 aUnut.. eut felt Rent eleetrlc s h a - $1. Three flrsl calf Rerefonll; to the lllteneeUoa of St.ate HlP· wa)" No. 311 with the cea&er JIJM Baker Furniture. IG-28-6tc: one yearling Reretord heHer, ot • eOWib road: ~ aloac u. one •prlng belfer calf. Three ceater of aald eount~ road toUlh S8 ••,.... 10 mlaut. . . . lM '!'HE GOLDIE M. Rice rut es"""" bulla, one pony. Also feet t.o tM IOUtb-..t oamer oi tate loeated on Oliver Street tbe tWin lot1 lbanca w.ltb tbe . . t 70 acre farm, good fencel , Una of IUS atore lot DOttb 4t Mo in Middleport, Meip County, good bam, ,..., """' U'lb. .,._. . . . teet. to u.. DOI'tberlr eorDU U.enot; tb.aDce wttb tblo Ohio, wtJ1 be aold to the blgb. Good weU. Houae needs rebarth Une uf a.atd tl.en lot 110rlll eat bidder on Saturday, Nopair; 25 ...... of farming " •..-..• ao -.... ... 111 fHI to U. "eter J:lu Df ltat. vember :Ind. 11161, at 10:30 A. ground, rest In paature and ll.llbw~ No. 1111 lbuee a1aa1 Kid ceater U.. aortb a d.e..M. at the offiee rl. Crow, Umber. P'armlng around In eut t.10 r.n · te Ute IIIIV.tbei'I.J' oeorCrow & Potier, Altorneya, IW' .., u. Iandi ol . .u. ....,. LaY. good condition. Bruce Myero. Uller: tbeDM ...., llald LaftDo Pomeroy, Ohio. Real Estste Chester, off Rt. 241. II l.oni der'l 1lM nmh N ....,._ 'INII 11101 feet .... IIOrlb • d . . . . . . . . Ia appralaed at 'l,itlO.OO IUid Bottom. Phone 1111 W mbNW. .... ll'f fMt to u. ... cannot be sold lor Ieos than Ill IMif.IU'll.,, eoaWdniat 101.:1 . . 18-2'141c "'• ... ~or JMI. Ibis amount. Sale aubjecl to Allo pm "' e.dloiL aa. .._.. l4liP 1. ...... 11, baid""'DI at I the approval of the Probate lie~ I Estate For Sale polnt IMI fMi ........ tba . -... Coort, Meip County, (JIIo. eMt: eora8l' of .aid MCtiOD AI U.nee DOrtb 1 ...,... .,... U. SybJ Ebenibach, Exec:ulriJ: of f•t: 1b.alll:t!: """ , _ ~ "IMBM HUUI 1 chtne welt 1* fMt *e Eltste of Goldie M. Rtce, Jle. U. 1011Ut Une fll ..td . _ . . . Ill c:ea•:.d li).ZW!c lhenee • • a1oQ U.. ..W J(lllth ......,...... LIYY IN IXCIII 01 'fHI "N MIL&. LIMITATION Nai'ICI: II hei'QJ' JIYb. lbal For Rant .i FURNISHED and unfurnished apartmonl!!. a ... to achool. Phone 912-5434. IG-18-Ifc ' ; P'IJRNJSHED HOOSE In J'ome. rvy, l'tlone 99Z-5262 e;:::~ • i • ~ rURNISIIED APARTMENTS . ; In Middleport. .,,, , , . I I All atti!Ues paid. Rowley & Reed, Mid- dleport. !'bone 992-me. : I t&.~Ue JTIWLEJI ·~ LOTS. Bob's Mobllo Court, Syracuoe, Oblo on Stale ; Rl. U4, Phone 11!12-2951. S.ll.tfc :'nWLER SPACE, to hoot up, private. plenty ol room for children to play. Pllone - · ready an th01 :lht diiJ' of A.Ypul, 1. ., ther. wtU be .ubm.IUed tel 1 vote of lila puple. ol aald llathlnd TollmlhiP 11 a GENIIUL ELECTION to IN FURNISHED aputniEfil, lft.bedroom troller. };" - Joloaon '1'13-$147, M'll'· I~ bedroom apartmelll prqe on Bulternul " - 112-5121. IG-14-tfc ~·AMILY )'1'8. SPECIALS Men & Ladloo' WATCHES....9.95 ta 24.95 Clutch & Go Watch & Puru Sot._.U.95 Bond & Puroo Watch For Either CUFF LINK & Tt E BAR SET............_79c Bryants Budlet Shop 101 w....." MIDDLEPORT - Large I 1'010111 brick, I \1 batha, 4 bedroollll, full basement, Jll'llll. $20,1100.00. theNID. on n ..d.,, Ule 11th day at r-ro•rtcUn1 aad malntallllnl fiN apPIIratua, appllaneu, lnlU~ or aiMs tt>arefor, err ..,..., _ of watfr .upply and matertall U.nfer, ar 0.. ... tabU.bmm~ot and malattaaace of lin• nn alarm telep-llph or the of "-""Uri' un&nr ftnmen or eo~· iu to OPft'llll t.ha Batd IIlii Ntn1: a nnewal llf Ill nlltln1 lila of one btU tl!ol.) m1l1 to GENERAL 8TOitE - AU ato<t, fJXtur.s and a T room home, bath, rumace, and Jarae lot. Only $24.1100.00 11ELBN • VIRGU. TEAFORD nm fur five yeart at 1 .-ate Dol U· ('eed.tnc ~ mill for eacb one dollar ol valuation. Wbidl arnou11t. to nve ("tollta for e•cb one b\lll4nd «oUan of 'aluatloa, for Five :rean. The PoU. lor aald J:lectloD will M c.pen .t t:::Kt o'clock A..N. aD4 nJDaill opea unW 1:30 c'olod. P.M. &all&em Sland&nl" Tl.mto ol NJd dQ". By order fill U.. Boud vi J:lOCUOAI, Plymoutll IMI41c: ,...,., COAL FURNACE. ' Sat. • • • • • • • • • • Sun ... - • • • • • • • IMMin •• WILL DO•OntY M. .IOHNITON DlrMtor tl11t.ed (k:teber J, 1 - . 10 1; II It; 10 11; 10 18 •te NOTICI O' ILICTION ON TAX LIIVV IN IJCCIIU 011' THITIN MIL-L LIMITATION NOTICE Ia hereby linn tb•t In p11nuanc• of a B"olutlon ot the (;ouncll ul llM! VUJap ul Pomero)', ohio, paaet on lbe Ul.h ctQ of lub' , l!!Ga, tllere will be .ubm.ltt.ed to • p.~rt permuent, Ullle or •olunLary. .and otll$r fn• prot.eetloa eppantUII. Saki tilt belnJ: a nnewal ol an ,.,.laUDJ tu uf one mill to run for ttve yean It a rate not exc:eedlnl 1.0 rt-IU. for uch one dollar ol valuation. which amOWibl to ten ''entl for ..ell toJle hundred dollan of valuallon, for t"lve yean. Tile PoU. for nld EJ.~tlon wUl be vpen at 1 ;30 o'cloc:ll A .M. and AnW.D open unUI 1:30 o'docll P.M. Jtutera Standard Time of .. 14 dQ . B)" order of Ute BoiN of Klec:Uou. of Mei1a Counb, Ohio. IMMin 0, WILL. ChalrMall DO.OTHT M. JOI-1NITON Dlr.ctar Dated Odober 1, 1•. 1(1 '1: 111 14; 11 II; 10 J8 itc tt·mhcr, 191111. there .... m be aubrnltted to a vole of the peopte of aaid VII· il.lj"e at a GENERAL &LHCJ'JO'N to te held In the VIDaJe of Snacuae, Ohio, at the retular place of voUill thentn, on TUeadtJ, tile Oth da:r ol !'>;ovember . ltcl&, the quHtlon Cll l;!>v)'inl , ln e.aeeaa of the tan mtll limitation. for tbe benefit ol S:rra· n:~e Vlll•Je tor the purpoae of pro· \·Jdlnl and ml.lntai.lli.DI: nre appara. llltel, appiJ.Itnee• · 1:nd1dlrap, aad aitea therefor. and Uae pJ)'tlleat of po:nnaaeat, part time or YOluntu:r firemen tG opente the 111M. Said tax IMlDI : an addiUonal tn of ,._., miD• to run for tin yean. Ill • rate nol exceedln( :1.0 mWa for eaeh one dolltr of Y•lu•Uon, whkh •moqat. te twenty eenta for eaeh one bundred doilan of •aluaUor~, for Jo,ve ,-nra. Tbt PoU. for ••)11 Eleetto. wtU be cpe11 at 1130 a'cioek A.ll . .lftd N • Jllaln open u.nUI 0:30 o'ckrcll P.JI . E.IIJt.em St.uldar.t 'nme of aatd dJJ'. 87 order of tbe Baud uf DHUoDI. of Mllllt Count)'. Ohio. IMMin •. WILL CltalnMn DOROTHY M. JONNITOIII DINCter Deted Oetober 1, JNI. 10 'J; 10 U; JO 21; 10 :II 41c ··- A.Mini.tr.n-i• Wltfil No. tl,tll fta Will Eat•'• llf lstlqr N, Cllrll. Dec..... Nollee ~ benbJ 11¥en tbat Carla C'lark Klei.D wboM Pott Office M· draa ls :111 8. 'l'lllnl AM., M.ldd(e. 5.55 DISAPPEAR lHE Iitt AFRAID HE'LL WAY YDIJ /CST l/ILL WRIGHT! -GUARANIUD- • Free Estimates PHONE 992-2094 • Quality Concrete • Certllled Streneth • Delivery • Quick SerYice Poiiiii'OJ'L_0 NOTICI Ofl IL.CTION ON TAX LIVY IN IXC . . I Of TNI Tlfll MILL. &.IMITATION NOTlCS II llleNbJ ..ftll LilaC Ia rurwuance cf 1 Reloh1Uo11 ol lhl JIOU'd etC Townablp 1'ruiiMI of U. 10WDihiP of Colwnbla, Oblo, NIMd "n tile au. da, of Bepteaber. 1111. there wW be IUbrnltted to 1 YOII of lbe people of aa.ld l'ol"mble Town· ehlp ai a OENUAL a..cTlDN 1o b1 hl'id in tile Townahlp of Columbia, Ohio. at lb1 ,...war plleel 1f •ctUaJ theNia, on Tuetdu, tbe oua 41)" 0111 November. 1111, tb.e qUI\iaD of '"'')'ll'll, In exee• or die tea .w LmiLIUon, for the be-rtt Iff Colam· bla Towublp for UMI puzJIOel or prev•dlns and mllinklnb'l fln appuatu. appllancea, b~ or lttel Ul.ln· tor, or tll1 ata.bu.bmiM IDd lllll.a· tenance of JIMI of fln alarm toalriiPh or ibe PQ'rDIDI of ,.MI1aMill, p&rl· tlml or Yoiunteer tlftmul u Ill' HOimbJ Bills esl&te. IIIIUriM8 allo . 1. . ear. "'- • ·••· ~JI411: •• AUTOMIJBJLE Jt•IIIIIJC!e . . . l!lneelledt Loll JOar · CliJiri&. or•a lleenlet Clll • • · I II tl'!l INFORMATION NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY • Flnlshin1 • Sand & Grnel DIAL 9!12-3284 GOEGLEIN GRAVEL ...... Enterloined a .. The Rev, Jolm Jeabura,lrhlch NOTit:l OP ILICTIOtf ott TAX LIVY IN IXCIII 01" THI TIN MIL~ LIMITATION NOTICE ls llei'QJ llnll llutt !ll PllnluaDc:e ol I lteHlaU. of U. Council ot tbe Vlllap ol Pe. .I"OJ', (Jhkl, PUMod on th• llltb u, of Jail, lNI, then wiD be aubmltHd 10 1 '"ota of the paop.. ot saki vw.,. 1'1 a GENERAL ELIC110H to 1M btld in the Vlllalt of PomaroJ, Ob1o at the Nplar plaeea ot ¥0Uq tbai.m, on TU•day, U.. M.la ..,. ot NOHmo Nr, 1M8. t.be liiUIIUon of ieYJIDJ, In e.eeae •' the tan Dl1U lllllltat.la•, for tho bebeflt of Po!DIIroJ Villap for the PWPOM vi C\U"ft!K eiiHJIHI. S.ld t.a• belo1: I ,.aewal of Ill Rlttlal &u o1 oaa baU nu mW to run ror four )lean •• a nUr ao& . .. teedlnll ~ tDUI. lor elldl oDI 4oUar "' ..aluaUoa, wblcb amowtte W unt. for each on• llu.nd,.... dolllin 111 vaJuaUon, tor Four Jlll'l. Tbe PoUa for utd EleeUoll .W be It•• .,,.D 11 e:lO o'eloel A.M. ud n...U open until 8:30 e'clook P.M. a.ten of Melli CowltJ, Oblo. IMMITT O. WIU. CM!ra. . DOAOTNY M. .IOIIMITotl Director Dated OetoiMr J, 1•. 10 'J; 10 141 10 Jl; 10 • tic Use Mascara Carefully If you want to use maacara daily, and get a result ln growth as well u beauty, be sure to apply It so tbat !here are no bBIIs at lbe end of the laahes and the lashes are not stuck together. Be sure to use ltgbt, even strokes so that the reawta are natural-looting. Brown ill usually much atlracUve than · black. more the Kl~ Mlul~ Club OniL IIPODior&, was a peat apeaker at Tho Carleton Church heel a the carleton Church recentb. llall..,een pl11jl at the Bedtold The Rev. Jesburg, who Ia a mt ... Youth Center. Several prbeo 11101111')' in Europe, travell . were award lime maolled and through France, ~aln and uv- pmea were played. i.. potluck enl other countleo dlllribattnr · wu ltteroture, He oh""ed .lllme or -Tho Rev,eoJo¥od, John Josbuq, a hta work and lloo rl. placea mlulonary tn Franco, vlelted where he and hla falntl7workand wllfl Mr. and Mrs. WUJ!am Klnr It ve. While here on lurlautlb he Tuosdljl. wUJ be -ker at miCJUa other churchea. The Busy Bee Cllll 0( the ahower, but tllere'a an even VIetnam. ~ Ralph Carl of the Carleton ~ Sehool recontly pre- overnl&l>t.,.ota oiMr, andMrL · Ll~ King and falnll1, Mrs. Hazel Arnold, Wolter and Evaltno and Leoter,hadurecent ~ dinner auuts, Mr. a n d MrL Patrick W~o and Da'lld, and Nr. and Mrs. Nathan Arnold, au or Cbe1ter. 'l1lo db,. nor wu In honor or Divld Williams who celebnoted hl1 llrot Mr. and Mrs. Roland Dolo had aa recent Viaftora. Mr. and MI'L Bomard Paulltn, COIUIIIbUL Mr. and Mrs. Joe HaD were belled at their home here recentb. Mr, and NrL Olen llarriiiXI had as vlottoro oftlr tho w...ar.n.t Pllll llarrl..., or COIIIIIIIIul and Mr. and NrL Dalt llarrlla and Paul PQDWr ol ~ ·IIIII . Mr. and MrL Sanford WID o1 Athena and Mloe Jlillllla 'IWo roll and lrletld flll'i!llw\~. Mrs. carl 11111 wu to tuoiQ>·rei:eiiiiJ 10 •lit'i'ber...,_ . ter, Cvol, Mto ·~­ Tilth bar mother 10 'IIIII htr par• Till nOIIAL LAND lANK ~OUII'In.u. ...................... a,..,..,, ·.. Jl' ,, 11 lfl 10 111 It . , 11 C HOLLYWOOD (UPIINateup opocjollot Perc w.,.t. mora wiD oliall: uP bll I.OfBth mo'rio wh e n lie slaPI lbe "Hounwork 11 Ju•t llk1 hlator,t""lt kHJI• on rep11tlni ltnlfl · ...;;Q"'-';..,.._..__~.,._,,J'~Oio~--'--;:._,-+-'---'~'•~·4 •..._·-·-·"· · . -·---_,~,.... -..- ~r~ ,.~· --··-...,.,..-,.·~·- ---~--b=""'"""==a=~-..ti.;...t..li:l!l:i""''->J;;;,..;.,..:ol~~;.;ij.J2:ir:.J ·DAILY CROSSWORD d. St. Lou11 10. Kodi1te ACIIOIIII 1. Tlbetall prleollr &.Selle• • •• ll.Omlt Protector Fib Any Head Waking up with the IIDIII IIDOOth, unrufilecl hairdo u·· wu eneled by )'OW' beautlcllll (or YOUI'IIllf) il u Ill)' u putting on a mes1111te turban. It's d""tJMd to protect a woman'• hair scyJe while lleepJna and drelllnc. Tbla coof, ffexlble hair protector every beld aiJ:e comfort.. ably. The wearer jlllt wnpa It arouad and prnaea tile veloro tal» to fulell It ltCUI'elf, 12. Some~ tor '1\a.le" 13. Coaebeaf"-o tnctrte - 14. All 15. l(ythlcal · l&Adot li.Oolf UC#I ory ma tT;wlth ' lllltoll ..,Ispt ti.Pt~ --lilt ~to 21. Prlllll with cycle pi CUMNI· SS.Col~5ts~'~ 64I'ORD__ ,_____ SI395 II. Country Yl SM.,. Sh~o Waton• Thh Ia full •laM EeN1 WWOI' 21. 1"1/-.how' toe.l c... PS, . PI BLAETTNARS x- JVdtmiDt ..,. ... ,.,. aplalt ,... Clm't Win 'Bin Alt" at warner llrof. ltory In lll1ng baby - · 0( llarrlooilylll!l, ........ •114 ,....... aune u •W la dMd rewsda4 ks DMd w.ooa • · P.,. - · ...... DMd . . . . . of . . . . ~oantr. Gldo. Yoa aN ,..mr.d. to • ...,.. tiM uii r.uuo. bJ the lad ~ el De· ......,tnt on the out oi"You bluer powder. Wben there'• no time for a nplar lbampoo, sented plna lor porlecl atlend- powder wiD come to tile .,.. ance to Breu carl, cme )'ear, eue. Simply dlllt It on :1"1111' and Randall Carl, 2 Jtii'L balr and then bnllh It out Mr. and Nra. David Reel 'II.. 'xcela oil and dirt will be abtted reeentl7 wltll Mr. and Mrs. IOJ'bed and :1"1111' balr wW be Ralph carl and HadDOY and ...,.. ldy and soft. blrllldi.Y. &e,al lllJbw.,., asoetiiDI ...... from tbat eutatn ...an •f eoaL • ceO, Pd wariC!IliiJ bern u Nmaber t, Clul011. er Lim r ..... c.J, teptbu wltb the l'ljld &o .... Substitute for Shampoo No matter which way rou carleton Church met at the home travel, I container or beby of their teacher, Mra. Lomde powder lbould be tucked Into Hud- ID p,._re pockapo 1D your aultcue. Slllr1 amooth be aenl to the 1ervicanen of the powder wiD keep you eool c011U111Ui~ who are aervbllr In and comfortable after you Mr, and MrL Jolm iltall and .... and MrL I.e-. iltallhld U recont vllltoro, Mrs. Clair iV.... - A BOOI<::.IE! l(eeoing Meigs · Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As News, Notes COat&iDADf m all 111• .en~, more or ._, blat tubJed te d 01 MAKE t:VERVBOO'I' 4:30 P.M. Kingsbury falnll1, Crww li.XJRK OCJTI AND For Sale lllftllq. oomatalq: . . . ~ - - c,..., IS A GAMBLE. DOESt.)'T IT M!GI\T ,JUST 3 P.M. .1mount1 to ten ee.nt.a for ett.dt. one halt.dnd dollani ot valuaUoD for I'IW' Tbe Polll tor aald &lecUon wiU J.e opea at 1:.10 o'doe.lr: A.M. aad. ~aal.D open uDW 8=30 n'elocll P.M. &ti&.ID Standard Time of Mid diJ. B1 order of the Boant of lleetlou, Of lleifa CoUQ", OIUo. IMMITT O.WILL CllairFN• DOitOTMT. M. JOH!UTotl DINChr ..... llaLid oet.ober 1, ua. 10 7J 11 1«; 10 Ill JO .JUST ~!:>£CAUSE LIFE AFTlf.R />J.L • 12 NOON 1.07 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO on floor, good opndltlon. all new dbaust S)'llem. 1310. Phone 912-70111. lo.2Uic of one mill to nn for four ,..,. a• I ratol DOl I&CII11nf 1.0 mUl for c'eb. on• dollar or ¥11\i.UOD. wh&ab GASOLINE ALLEY AT 7:50 A.M. M CHEVY. 2 door Sedan, sot ~c Inch, • barreD, J apeed ;u Admlall;l.ntrb. Curtis Helps Out HOLLYWOOD (UPIIDean Martin and lhe 1"011 ol lbe CUI of "The Wrecltlrlr Crew" oponl two dan ohootlna exterior tocaltons •I Tonr cur- WMPO ftPtilt.l COIIIPW.I to operate the aame . Said tu IMilll: aa lddltloiLI..I tu f1re NoJ1., Ohio bu bHn dab' appoJ.ated with tblo WW an· J!Ued ot uaa Elt.ate of Dtber B. Clark, La&e vi IOddlolport, 11e1.a111 CollllU', Ohio. daoeiM4. p, H. O'. .IUI JIHIItl ef Hie PretNtt c.vtt 10.1to lNII 1041 ate Pomoro1 WIN.IE .. ilQB,60e ... Sttlldanl Time OJ uld illQ", B.r order of the Board of IDeet.lona, LIOAL NO'nCI NOTICI Ofl Af'POIHTMINT 9t~2U3 Wheel Alignment ... E. ..... ,~ NOTICI OF IL.ICTION ON TAX LIVT IN llliCIII Ofl T'llll TIN MILL. LIMITATION NOTJCE Ia hereby Jlven thllt ln pu.naanee cf a Rr.olutlon of thr CnuneU of the Villa1e nf Syueuee, Ohio. puaed oa the Mh d., of SeP· PI!. Pomeroy Home & IWtol vote of tbe people of a&i4 VWue at a OENJ:It.AL a.D::TION to be - From the Larpst Truek or Bullcb&er Radiator To The &nallest Heater Core. lliXPERf C:MitftNI• oco~Uon Hocklnaport, Ohio Phone 667-3370 to BLAETTNARS of Me'- Coua\1, Oblo. man'• Sch1wtrzel •rile M·f' .. ~ • • • • • • ·II to ••-• · u 11"" MabvpY...,.n AIISOCIATES 992-SIN ·'• rlnae of aoft water to make c:or thine 3. An•ndont on d..,tr .an,.. Ill, Oil Tuuday, tbe 5th d~ of Noumber, IINS8, the 'l""tlcn lA leY)' · ltof. In e1tceu of the ttla mw Ullllt.a· Uon. for t.be benefit ol Pomeroy vu. lq:e foz- the purpaae ,,r provldilll and mallllaiJIIDI 1!re appantu., •P.. llancea, bulldlnp a.ad •to~. fir. 6-9%-18 On Display 115 Soon To Arrive Remoi" ·.~.~~·~::.::~•• !., Sproyed o.,; then o high prenu,.. Pf.J"• 1nent of p.rmauaat, pui•Uma or .ol· held 1D U.. Vlllap ol PvmtroJ, Ohlo. at the ftJU lar p.. ee. of •oti.DI Ulere EIHIIENCED ll~llftr Service EYINRUDE 69's Are Here lo:GYimbM', 11118, the qu.UU cf I•V)'Iftl, Ia III.'II!II of Ula tea zntll UmltaUen. for lllle benlftt of ltut. J;;nd ToWDihlp for the purpon of .... ....... JIM, . . fa1dt wW 1M rnt 1 held II tbe Townahlp ol Rutland, ohio. at tba re~Ul.r plallft of ~Un1 11M 1 - ,... &a tbrt .llln ., .... bouse, ztK Race OEO. BO&SIEI I& 81 P 1 St. Middleport. !'bone J112. $MI.M DOWN - 8tqa 114 Acrol, 7 room bouse, fireplace, eel2848. 11).27-lflc Jar, mlnerall. $H.I4 lor • 1-14-lfc TWO ii'IJ1UR ROOM furnlabed apart. men!, E. llaln St.. Pomerov. Coup!.. only. Phone tm#ll. 1""-!fc .,.Ids. * BARNEY Business Services Ill punu.ance al a Kelohltloa ef UMo Board of ,-.wuhlp ~'- of 0.. Towrubip llf Ruii&Dd. Ohio, pUMd 1 TWO SMALL furnished homes, oheap, One needs atove for !leaiiD( purposes. lmn!r Monkey Run. Esther Brlckles, Brhileo Gulf Service, AJ. bony, (JIIo. 10.27·3tp f / NOTICI Ofl ILIC:TION ON TAX Sovo Howl lnotall Howl Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS 5 J.lll. Dey eof•o Pl.lillinti•n MerHioy DNtlll.w 9 1.111. C.n~;ollotlono & c•••cti-• Will M eccoptod ""'II 9 '·"'· for ' IUICIC . 'PCIIITIAC GMC: TIU(ICS POM.IIOY . ballplayera *'· Adjective rouowen 45• .A.ddreU 41. KlD4 ol beetle 41. BeDOrita'l parent ~liU~lbll;IJ.J ~~ 18. Not yet & 1taU: abbr; 11. Propilei 20. ICq"· laDd'• West Point ~ Unocran~bte theoe r...r Jumbleo, one letter to each IQU&ft, to farll'i four ordinary words. ..........,.e .... 21 . ~~: 341. To one•• ·I I I I () MAUSE . I lJUNiiOP I .... ,J ...J ,_ �., . I 'I - '- ' ' i , r..,_ Now You Know ~ - The term "'claarette" fa an Candidates Charge, Countercharge political ft.gure I have seen or ec:qo am a projected Else..., The presidential election cam- heard, are equipped to do these hower violt to Jepan had to be palan roared Into Its ftnal week thirws," the 17~year-old general canceled because of studert today with parUBin _.Jo told hJa one-tfme ...tee president. disturbances. Johnson oald he menUoned Predicts Humphrey Win frmn two White Hoose occu. those things 41 1est we forget the A few hours before on panta, one curnnt and 01¥1 fonner, and a Ourry of charges Sunday, President Johnson on a shape <i the world the laat tlme and countercharges from the quick trip to a New York Richard Nlxoo held hl&h public Democratic luncheon called offlce." candidates. Nixon meanUme oald during Fr<m a slckded in Washing- Nixon and tho RepWllcan party ton, former President Eisen-- 04 IP<Jstles of inaction," and questionl!W on a television show hcMer wrote to GOP candidate predicted "Hubert Humphrey is that he did oot believe Johnaon Richard M. Nixon that the going to wake up the morning would use the Paris talks oo country needs a leader to unite of Nov. 6 as the president-elect VIetnam for political purposes, It, deal with crime and its of the United States." He reminded his listeners causes, cope with Vietnam and other foreign problems 11¥1 Russla was threatening to bury decentralize a federal power America at the time Eisenhow( contlrwed ll"om l'lge I) structW'e which is "the heritage er left ofrtce, there was danger of a Communist takeover in the Uon, and Charles S. Crlmer, 40, ol years of Democratic rule. ••y ou, better than any other Rt 1, Middleport, was jal]ed on a violation of probation charee. There was a totaloC16persons in custody In the Meigs COunty (Contimed from Page 1) jail this morning, the largest 16-yeor.old Michael Ryan ol Garlleld Heights, who OB<aped !rom number at one time for several JDC in Columbus elght days ago, The crash scene was on Ohio year~ U, near Ohio 5. - AKRON, OHIO - VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT Humphrey to-day began a last ditch effort to woo Ohio voters in the Nov. 5 election w:lth campaign stops planned in tour oorthern Ohio cU(Continued ll"mn Page I) tes. Dngers pointed at him. 1be Democratic presidential nominee was to arrive at the u And with the events, people Canton Airport at 9:30 a.m. and speak at Malone Cdlege In Can!1111. Humphrey a110 plamed o speech on the SUmmit County Court- han moved back and forth. bouse steps here at noon and a 3:30 p.m. speech in Lorain's Ad- You get laat-rnlnute change and when you get I~ It's touglt to miral King 111gb Sehool. poll. Anyt;hlng: CBD happen." Late Change SAIGON - THE COMMUNISTS have stepped up activity around It was a late change h;· SaJion and allied lorees killed at least ZOO ~ them In weekend Gallup that brought lorlh the bottling, mUltary II)IOkesmen aald today. 11 Military olllclala oald the communists 111113' be planning a dra- general charge of "llars matic strike agalnat the capital to colnddo with South VIetnam's against pollsters by Wallace. Nov. 1 lndopendonce day holiday. ln the lotest heavy lighting, The lateot Gallup poll, publlahed U. S. Army 8111 Mantry Dlvlalon troopo killed 31 guorrUiao Son· Sonclaj>, had Hulllj)hrey gaining day 15 mUes south of Saigon. South VIetnamese troopsk!Ued an- 5 percentage polnts and Wallace loalng :;_ Thlo change took place other 32 about 24 miles to the north. between a survey ending Oct. 12 LONDON - SUPPORTERS CALLED IT THE GREATEST antJ. and one ending Oct. 21. Gallup In an Interview In U.S. American demonstration In British history. But pollee oald the News & World Raport Bald he mareh on the u. S. Embassy was almost a <lid. wouldnot rulo out the posalb!llty the 100,000 protestors predicted by march leaders aboUt ol a Humphrey win Truman· 30,000 showed up to chang "Hu Ho llo Chl Mlnll" at the embasocylo: "We lind that a good oy Sonclaj>, pollee &ald. Fifty pollee held thorn away !rom the lllllllY of the undecided vo!Ma embuiY. The bl.g march sutrered when anarchists got lost beare Democrats, and that many lwaeD platoon& ~ the National Lunacy Froot and tile supporters of thorn are coming back Into o1 Moo Toe-'l'ung kept oklpplng ahead of Irate parade leaders. party !old, just ao they did the 'lbe Mlolato proclJced a U. S. Flag to bum but could DOt lind for Truman in 1948." a match. However, Nboa has ridden at a oolld 44 or 43 points In every Gallup survey IInce eorl,y liY United Preas Jnternatlooal By Uni!A>d Press lllternatlonal 4Hurt News Briefs Crazy Year or 9lre signa ol winter - bl&h winds, rain, .._ and cold Invaded the United Slates, InItiating lreezo or !root warnlogs as tar south as Mlalfa. alppl today. Practlcall,y all of the Great Lokea were too rouah lor 1111all boat trafrte, with winds in u:c&l!l of 50 mlles an hour lasblnl Lakes Michigan ml &!perlor ml 12-lo 16.toot wave• In Lake Michigan. _,,,,;:_,_,_,,,,,,,,,.,:;:;:;:;:;:;:; No.3 Orbits MOSCOW (UPl) - Russia brought back trmn space today the unmanned half o! Its twovehicle space probe. Cosmonaut Georgy Beregovoi continued to ride his Soyuz 3 space ship inor~ bit uound the earth, Tass said. The Soviet news agency said Soyuz 2, an unmarmed space capsule which preceded Beregovoi's capsule irto apace, made a 't soft landing" ualng a parachuta. lt landed lr;t the Soviet Union. The agency satd Beregovoi, a 47~year~d war hero, continued his !light In the tw<>-rOOIJI SoyUz 3 Into Its third day. Sunday Beregovoi had made a series of approache& to the u~m~armed sister vehicle in what a Sovi.et scientist said were experiments to develop docklllt systems of spacecraft In orbiL John Stanley moment to renew hiA charge ttat "eastern money Interests" Dies Monday John Stanley, 63, &Knn'ille, died today at hls home following a long illness. He was born In Meigs COUnty, the son of the late WU!Iam and Adelaide Bricklea stanley, He was a member at the Harrisonville Grange and <i the Meigs coonty Farm Bu· roan. · lilrvlvors include his wife, Myrtlei a son, Fred; a ·granddaughter, Brenda; a grandsoo, Brent; two ststen, Mrs. Melvin (Amanda) Morris, RD 4, !'om. eroy, and Mrs. !d.,- Mason, Harrisonville; three brothers, Glen stanley, Rt. 2, Albanyi James stanley, Greentf.eld, and J o e Jean Hill~·-16, Apple Grove, was taken to Holzer Hospital by the Middleport emergency squad at 9 p. m. Saturday after receivIng a Cractured ankle in an auto accident on the flood road In Pmnero.v. Puneroy police said W.ss HUI was a passenger in a car driven by James Glue, "Middleport, who told them he had olowed - n and pulled to the oldo ~ the road looking for rats In the dump area when he lost control and hit a tree at\mu). Damages to the ear were heavy. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In dotmtolrn Pomeroy at 11:30 L m. Monday was 48 degrees skies. \~~Dr MARRIAGE APPUCATIONS James William Batey, 25, MJcl. dleport, laborer, and Clarlene Kay Davis, 24, Middleport, ~ vertlslng; Larry lAB Cleland, 19, l.arwsvllle, oalesmon, m1 Bonnie Loo ~ith, 17, LanpvlUe; James llopr King, 26, MJcl. dleport, ut!llfl' worker, and SU. san Louloe Frederick, 20, RL I Long Bott<m; James Lowell Chadwell, 19, Pomeroy, mainten-ance, and P•tricla Lynn Harris, 18, Reedsville, telephone aper. ator. Make Elberfelds In· Pomeroy Your Shoppl ng Center stanley, RD 2, Pomeroy. Funeral servlcea will be hold Wednesday at 1 p.m. at I h e Snowville Methodist Church with the Rev. Freeland Norris of~ llclating. Friends may call at the Hughoa FWIOral Home, Athens, alter Tuesday ooon and at the church alter ooon m Wednesday. cloudy HockeY League's oll·otar team 11 tlmes durln1 b1l ~-year pro hockey career. PARROT TOP woald be Ideal If llae.feallere4 bat1 . .me bocli luto fubloll, ex· upl lhll Wo one aeedo feeding. Tbe cray parrot from Alrl. . made ltseU ol •ome on lle clrl'1 •eod Pt.11«1 cloth-•nd-vinyl Hnch _,. whh folding center,,.,,., front/Inti rtlf. UnbNIIiblel Is Endorsed -With • MW interior dulgn. Mor./lto • COflkph. iMlud of Jun • ..., Mil • thlhboml. UnbNUblel, New Yorker 4·Door Hardtop With • now atyling concept. A fuulago inlteld of • body lx>lted to 1 fr11me. Unb01toblol New Yorker 2-Door Hardtop ~- . ~·' • AIITMOIIIZED DEALERS ,..,, Cit r•ll, far 0 CHRvsLER MDIDR8DCIRPIIIIAnOII .....w, •• ""' ,•., t.v1IMU entl will H OIH' t..st te ._,It H. BVICE I.AII"I IUPON IEQUEST) ....... W. MAIM PoMEROY about the presidency." Alter relllsi!W, since he lost the Democrauc nomination to Humphrey In Chlcogo In August, to endorse Humphrey or to tell his SliJpDrtar& what he would do · on election day TOM ·' Southern for Four County Yo-School The Southern Local district board ol aduaUoo Monday niiJrt voted unanimously in favor of proceeding toward the establlsfl.. ment ol the propooed lour..:ounty vocational school now under study. The board hired Cora Birch and llalen Diddle as substitute cooks ml o~q~lqyed Jeos BrJn. ker as a bus driver to replace Gordon Proflltt. Larry Wolfe was employed •• freahml.n baS.: ke11>all c:oach. The board tpproved t.be use of the Portland school as 1 vat.. Jng plAce on Nov. S. The ,..,.r. lllten:lent was Jlven permission to Install two 22t).volt circuits in the vocational egrlculture d.,. partment so that lnatructloo In welding ean be ell!ended. Attend!~ the meeti!W were Sot>L William Hughes, ClerkJoan Wolle, and board members Bob Herden, Harry Hill, Dorothy BlllaJ' ml Howard Ervin. the ~ of ... . . . TAIIEN TO II08Pli'AL .. · -.... ""'~ "lfrrllt lllirtit • taken ·Mel!~•< ~ llo.tal b,y :lilt.- ~- ......C)' ....... GAit .., ' .- hall man Clifford Slumbo. It was also pointed out that taln the houses. Mayor C. 0. Fisher J.rdicated that he would attempt to bring about action In several of the offenses discussed. NEW PROJECTS Council and the mayor men. tioned several building projects underway In the community for which apparently no buildingpermits - as required by village law - have been secured. Mayor Fisher will look into those reports, and it was agreed that policy of the village in the future will stop at bufiding pro- there are procedures to follow in seeing that property is mal~ talned. It was reported that the state lire marshall's office can be brought Into the picture if the mayor and chief ol police of the community are ur.ble to get owners of such propercy to main- Relocation Of Rt. 554 has shown a better understandIng of our domestic needs and a PHD..ADELPHIA - The per. centage ot Americans bellevln& President Johnson is doing an ••overall good job"' has droppod In the past alx week• do· spite an lncroaoe In their belief that Johnson lo doing all he can to end the VIetnam war, a nationwide survey has Indicated. . .Prl,r Tao._ momlli'r- be-- . ~IDol her~-­ ~llli .... admlllad medical tn r stronger will to act than has been shown by Richard Nixon. " The second, that with Hubert HUIJIIIhrey as President, the ponlbUit,y or scaling down the arms i'ace and reducing military tenaiom In the world would be much greater than It would be with Richard Nixon as President ol the United States." l.and Suit Students Vote Continues To Participate ATHENS, Ohio (UPO - Ohio Unlveralzy students have voted near!¥ 2-1 to --- k representation oo the selection committee which wW seek a successor to OU prealdent v IOI'DIIII Alden. Alden .._.,r,ed he wiU reolgn at the Oed ol the present academic year. Fred Jolmsoo, president of the ou Board of Truatee1, m Sept. l3 named a· llve man oalectlon committee but no students were Included. Stedent ~ president Dove Sllveroon Bald hi Ia atleJqlllag to _ . with truatee membero to diiCIIIS representa. A jury contlnled hearing evJ. donee In a land BJ)PI'GJII"latloo oult In Mala• COOIIIY oomrnon pleas cwrt today. The ault, which bepn Monday, derives !rom an e1rort by the state to acquire .. easemeat for blgbWIJ' pttpOses aver PI<>I>Oi ty of Genova Yates, et al., 011 11oute 124. The state had made a deposit of $8,750 lor the land lt wants, but the defendant claims that 8WD Is not ouf· Mrs. Polsley Dies Tuesday LETART 1 W, Va.- Mrs. Oma Polaley, 84, dled today ln Pleasant Valley Ho.opltal, was born Jan. 24, 188f, the doughter ot lhe late George and Johanna Wllea. Sle was also pre- wm ~ By Preas International Hubert H. Humphrey hoped to pick up important OIIPI>Ort today lor hls presldonUal CMI[>8Ign with an endoraement, however ~alllled, from Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy, the man Humphrey beat for the Democratic nomination two months "'lD· MeCarth.y was expected to amounee hls at leost limited support ol Humphrey at mid. An aide eald the endor&ement- bJ' press release -would be "a matter of degree IIDd extent.. but would not elaborate on what limitations McCartiiY would place on tile backlog, McCarthy so far has refused morning. 1 to support Humphrey and hao In other dollel_,enta: limited hls campaigning to Humphrey- Campalanlna In raceS iJrJOI\'lng peace Candl· wintry Weather tllrough Oblo, dates lor COngress. HUJDj1hrey _.ad hls loll The presidential lrontrumer, nationwide CMI[>8Ign awing by Richard M. Nixon, meanwhile, accualng Nlxo6 o1 "playlnc confidently predicted a much pilltlcs" with national 1eeurl1;y. heavier vote for hlmsell than ~ira T. Agnew- Agnew, the the polls tndlcate. He said in GOP vice prealdential nominee. Pittsburgh Mooday that the lasuad a sharp stat.,_ In leaderahl.p o1' the nation 4 'camot Houllltoll 1ndlcatlng the New be entrusted to that S<J~abbllng York Times libeled him In Ita bunch who couldn't mana,p charges ol conlllct of Interest their own oonventlon." against the Maryland lJII'Ol1IDI". In Texas, third party candi- "The fact that the Time1 waited date Goerp C. Wallace told an wtU.l a week before the electlaa entl'llsiast1c audience Ulat the to distort the facts and make lts national polls are inaccurate inaccurate charges against me showing hlo popularity slipping compounds the libel, w he laid. because •'they don't want this The Times, ln an editorial. sal.d new party movement to win.,. (Condnuad m Page 10) Achievements in 4-H Recognized - Pomeroy ~ elementarY· SChOOl - Jennlfei Dian. Pam Helldersoit, wsa a busY place ldonda.Y. Ami Holter, Lee Ami Neooe. Regular classes were held, a DAmY FOODS, Clrnatloo bloodmobile vialt was C<Jn<llctecl ColllJ>BIIY, Lenora Michael, Rhea In the auditorium In the alter· Mora. . DOG CARE & TRAINING, Ralnoon, and by 7:30p.m. the Meigs coonty 4.fl Awards Program, ston Purina Co., Vlckl ~cor . when special achlevementsin4-H DRESii REVUE,stmplleity Patwork were recognized. was ln tern Co., Brenda stanl~. Nancy progress. Sexson, Debbie Jeffers, Nancy Conducted by Extension Agents st. Clair, Margie Jetrers, WenMisa Margaret Grllllth and c. dy Carper, Kathie Chlchuster, E. Blakeslee, awards w e r e LJnda Brown, Julia Holter, Janmade as follows (oo more than et Mees, Janice Holter, Slerry two to one youth): Lambert, Twila Clatworthy, JenACHIEV~MENT, Ford Motor niter Dean, Jennller makeslee. ColllJ>BIIY Fund, Dawn Carper, ELECTRIC, Westinghouse Walter Jordan, Richard Warner, Electric Corp., Lester Jeffers, Linda Brown. Duane Will, Steven Stanley, DonAGRICULTURAL, Jntern.Uoo- ~=e':on~·j=~':~':'. nte Cheadle. ENTOMOLOGY, Herculoolnc. , Walter Jordan, Joel Moue. FIEUl CROPS SCIENCE, Amchem Procmct&, Inc:. . Alan Holter, Randy YOWl& Jlm Lodwick, Kemeth Mltcbell. · FOOD - NUTRfl'ION, General Foods Corl>., Tere.. Chlchao. ter, Jeanne Cowdery, JuU Whitehead, Margie Rlgp. FOOD PRESERV ATlON, Kerr Glass Mlg_ Corp., Rhea M o r a, Melanie Dean, Jean WhJtehood_ FORESTRY, American Forest Prooilcts lncllstrles, Jne., J l m WUes, Larry Montgomery, Frank (Continued on Page 10) Democrats Plan Tour Democral!'l, accompanied by district am local candidates, will tour Meigs count;y this week. Democrat oftlcials said the actl vities planned include a torch llght parade, tube steak dinner, musical entertainment and greetings by the candidates. Follewtng is a schedule ofthe planned activities by day and time: Wednesday - Sllirt al 6 p.m. at 'Il~Jpers Plains, leave t o r ReedsYille at 6:20 p.m., arrive at Reedsville at 6:45 p.m., be at Long Bottom at 7: l5, and leave tor Chester at 7:30p.m. Thursday - Start at 6 p.DL at Langsville, arrive at Dexter •t 6:30 p.m., be at Harri~ ville at 7 p.m. and be at Rutland at 7:30p.m. Saturday - start at 6 p.m. at Racine, be at Syracuse at 6:· 30 p.m.. arrive In MineravWe at 6:50, be at Middleport at 7:15 p.m. , and ftnish at Pomeroy at 7:4:; p.m. The grand finale on SoturdQ lrill he a tube steak dlmor ($1 each) at Democrat headqaartera, formerly the Elks Hall, ln Pcm-eroy. llclant. Attorneys Heraard V. Fultz of i'omotW ml Warren Sbeets of t".tlUpolll repre1811t the delenae'in the matter. Seated aajurorsareDaleBarr, llojomond ll;yero, Howard L. Sm1t1J, llaipll Nelgler, Jr., liarman Carom, Wlllda M. Rber, CherJl BurdoUe, Giy llndlay, Eleanor Nalaoa, Marlo curd, ll;yrtle SIJ1011 and ~ Davia. 93 Pints of Blood Received Nbte41-Ulree plnll at btood, 56 1D replacement, ware rocelvad MlliKtl,7 In the Octabor 11!a1t of the H...._ Dlllrlct Bloodmoblle at l'omeiQJ e l _ , . •<flool. Elitbtr«aait pints had been -IIIMJWleecl al lie mlnhnum [ Small lncrea~e in S14becription Priai Announced eoata In ::j~~~r~;.::~~~ JD t Tho small lncroeoe iD price 11 needed to mallltlln the bJ&h qual)fl' -oleo to our read- producing a _ __. ' hiYO made It easentlal to advaace ihe carrjit dellwrr price or Tbfllall,ySealloel, two <tall7, Monday ~ Friday, or a ileek. mend the equipment , _ for such operations. At the apeeJ&I session, counctl alao decide upon rates to be charpd those using the new dump. Village oflldalo COIIIIIIOI1Ied that the coot of -ntlng tho land liD dump wUl be consider· able. It was agreed also that C:OUO.. cU President John Zerkle a..t Clerk ~ Treasur~r Geae Grate contact by telephone John Dowler, division highway eQiiaeer at Marietta, ml determloe tho status ol requested sJgna not(Cootlnued on Page 10) NJ,Xon Full of Confidence 1:1 ceded In deatll by her lllsband, Ralph, In 1943. Mrs. Polsley was a member' Gordon Warner, Brenda Stanley. ALUMNI RECOGNrriON, Olin of the Ualted Methodlot Clllrch here and of the Order of East- Mathieson Chemical Corp., Verern Stars at Cottaaeville, W. aoo Weber, Roy Holter, Charlotte Peckham, Rosalie Story. Va. AUTOMOT1VE, The Firestone &lrvivors include two slstera, Tire & Rubber eo.. Jam Lohse. ,Mrs. Lottie Becker, Wheeling, BREAD, standard Breads Inc., ml Mrs. Clara Ra1llbura, MunJeony Dean, Ste Wood, Linda cie, Ind., ml a IIUIIbor ol DlecCobrlll, Linda Beol. es and nephews. CLOTIUNG, Coats & Clark Funeral aervlees will be bold Thlrllday at 2 p.m . at the Fogle. Jne., Debbie Jeffers, B r e n d a Margie Jeffers, Nucy sonr Funeral Home. Tho R e v. Stanle,y, st. Clair. Bernice Winkler will olllclate CONSERVATION OF NAT!JR. with burial In Letart Cemetery. Frlll1da may caU at the IIJnar. AL RESOURCES, John Deere, al home 011 Wednellday !rom 2 Jameo Amobary, BOObl Cozart, Jim Blrchlleld, Ric~- Bolin. to!and7to9. DAmY, Oliver' Corpor-. ;~::::::;::,;:::::::;::::;;:;:::;:;:::::::!:?.;:::«~:;:;:!~W.:::~:s::?.::!:!!!S*=;;:;m:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:=:::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=>:•:::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::1 lb~Pll\lf lnUIIslng jects about the community and ask to see the build!~ pennlt of the person responsible for the project. CoWlCil decided also to hold an early special meeting to discuss the village dump problema facing the community, state Jaw requires that dumpa in the fu.. ture must be the land fill type at which garbage and refuse are covered. Councilman Charles Byer suggested that cowtcil lnvite a COIDSJIDY to come into the community tor the speclaJ sessioo and show" a rllm on maiotenance or such dumps and recorn~ W,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:,.,_,,,_,.,_,_,_,,,_,_,.,,,_,_,_,,,_,_,,,_,_,_,,,,,,,_,_,_,,,_,_,_,,,, __, ,,,,,,.,_ .,, " ,_._, '_,_,_,- ,_._,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,_,.,.,_,,,,,,,_,,,,,,,,,,,.,.@,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,M,_,.~,.,,,.,,,i Proposed '"'port tlon oo the commfttee. SPOOK NITE DANCE 'lbe Mallo Glrlo Athlollc A•· LOCAL TEMPS IC!j;bitl011 will - - • lloll~>o The temperature In a-n recOrd bop T!llradl,y, Oct. Pomeroy at ua.m. Tuelldaywu 31, frGm 8 to 11 p.m. at 45 dqrees, IDler clouciY lldeo. ~ Jlador lll8h School. l!Hral - ptiiiUikfe; ......, llittrici .bJ employes have been busy on otfl.. er proJects and have oothadtlme to cut weeds on such lots. ••If we're too busy. let's hire someone to do the work. After all. the pr.operty owner Is going to pay the blll," sald CouncU- Three sections of Ohio 554, subJect to lrO<Jient flooding by Ryger Creek In Gall Ia coonty, would be relocated and raloed a. bove Oood level U the public BP· proves the project. The Oblo Department~ !Dgh11'131 plans to conduct a publtc hearing on the propoaal at 10 Mccarthy said in the statement demilitarization of United States Lm., Nov. 15, 1n theGalliaCounjust one week before the voting: goverrunent policy, 100 the ey Courthouse in Galllpolls. ' 1 To those ••• who may be reform ol the draft laws ao as The $620,000 project includes waiting for my decision, t wish to make them respOOBi ve to relo1!ation or 2.1 miles ol the to &MOWlCe that on Nov. 5 1 lndivtdual consdence, together route, beginning at a point liPIntend to vote for Vice with the reform of the political proximateJ,y s1x miles west of President Hubert Humphrey process within the Democratic tt 11 intersection wttb Ohio 7. The and recommend that those who Party- rails far short of what I three prt',jects would be .95, .55 have waited tor this statement think It should be. ··• ~w • 60 mU es In length• •-· ~·er40The choice, however, is at sharp turns and creek cross. of my position do the same." But he made clear that he between Vice President Hubert i.nga over inadeq.aate bridges was less than satisfied wtth Humphrey and Richard Nixon. would be eliminated by the reloHumphrey's positie11s on the My ol Hubert Hum- catlono. baaed on two •• _, _ _ oortleal ~V l - - :War •.01111 ather !llllb ~ . Ia tors. considerations: siJbt dlatanceo wodl8'be brc1rovMccarthy Bald H111111hrey'o "The Rrst, lllat on the basis ed, and pavement widened. Foratand on "the principle IssueR o! what he has stood lor In the tiona ~ existing roadWay would that have been raised In my put ml what he has Bald about be vacated by life department campaign- namely, the erding domestic problems In this When the relocaUons are comof the war In Vietnam, the campaign, Hubert Humphrey pleted. I IIJ*idlal _ ' _... This ear join the U ., Larry's SOHIO Service J ......... .. ' wlltter. J believe, McCartiiY •ald. He issued the statement from hil capitol oftlce, sayjng most Americana were 44 quJte capable jireQ!pl ln Wolhl....... jlle lilld ~iontllhe~ plut the ' &lemUr( court..-s """' Ill OVI Gnol Dlllrlet COIIgreiiiiiOD bu II••• HOYT'S SOHIO t . .t have. made this decision." ne ....-I IJ!Ihe- !Uol118111.. lin record ~ ovl- llve lllllllc by •'Experlonce 68," . . . ol Ida Yaluoble oervlcti to admlatloo Is 75 cento otoc. $U.I filii' Natloa. Ht lltmla l!rm J- ~ ccup~,, FORMERLY clri•• In n-t Let us fit -led WAliiiJNGrON- Oblo'o Tenth lllltrld U. S. COngrealliilOD Clar...,. E. Miller WOI lor r&<lloctlon MoDday b,y ACA (AmerlCOIII lor CollaUtutlmal Action). Tho -.port!AD Nation. al oraanl.-, lloedquaitered bore, Bald It wa1 - • l n g Mtlter , beca~~ae ol hlo conaiVCJI!Da record for .......tutlonal prlitdplol. Charles A. MeMuma, Exeeu.tlve Dlrldur "of ACA, - . - , "C~o Miller La _w,. ed by bla performan~e olirll!l lilt two 101rl which ... Obki LARRY'S SOHIO SERVICE "'lhr.....not "' " '"'' ....~ ailrlng TMMsglvlna holiday week- Cong. Miller CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP •-n• al~ Thlo ""' roporled Monday at the regular bi-monthly luncheon meeting of the Pomeroy Cham· blr of commerce at Bailey'a ~Sta~ The chamber also discussed related promotion activities propgled lor the 19GB yuletide oeoaon. Final arranpments will be announcedsooiL A Ways and Meono committee wu eppolnted by President Bill Gruoser to propoae ways olboeutl(yl~ the area In tile vicinity ot East Main SL, at the Intersection of Route 33 and 124. The chamber votedtopurehase the ll"onchtse lor the Mtu Ohio Pqoont, to be held In the spring oll969 In P<oneroy. Tho ~ hla been held llli1Ually either In eoajunction with, or just prior to the Big Bend Reptta ln r"" c:ent years. hor1opowor. UnHst1blo/ I wou lcl II .. to -lco111o yo" to our thltlon wh.ro yeu will 1-' tfae la•sl IJf ,.,,.Ice. Aracl thot supporters •If. A atsndord 44() cubic" inch V·8 eng/no. with 350 ANNOUNCING In Pomeroy "II!!! Animal Revue SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. RVE CENTS TUESDAY, OCTOMBER 29, 1968 McCarthy Backs HH ~~- .!hl• .l~ "J.':1~ ~~ .!fl .• of, maklnr. .tllek.. _QWJI . declaloo -m durlill tile Poria blrtl lbow. ~orations .... riadY to be "" moot widely publllhod 1l8tlonal political polls. Ev... when Gallup was ahowlng Re)Q>Ucan Nlml with a klngsize 1:; pere«Dge point lead over Vlce Pre.._ llum!>hrl!ll' earlier this llllllth, the Gallup poll editor, John Davies, waa saying that anything could hajlpen. ''We would say our chances for error this year are greater than any jlme since 1948, •• Davlo Bald last week In an Common Scents Pink Panther Year of the Mouse the ....., ml welt t<lllllhl wllb a low In the U)lllir 201 llld IGir 30• .... welt to mid - · Fair llldwormerWodnellday. ao. Vacant hoUses and eyesore lots s r owtng high tn weeds apparent.. ly will he dealt with by Mlddloport VUlago Olllclals; loiiOiri~ a full review of the problem Monday night .when the councU met in regular seuion at town Cooocllmen reported two tmOCCl.t)ied houses alleged to be a "danger•• in the community, One is on Sycamore St., the other on Locust aDd Beech Sts. The tonner Is being used as a playhouse Cor children and neighbors are complaining for !ear that It will be set on Rre by youngsters and nearby propera ties destroyed as a result. Council also discus.sed vacart Iota in the communicy. The lots are permitted to grow high with weeds and are "eyesores" In · the town, coWlCilmen said It was pointed out that there is an ordinance providing that lots must be kept mowed. If the p~ perty owners do not do this, then the village can do the work and btllthe property owner. It wao pointed out that village NEW QUEEN - Jooe Ann SOuer ot PL Ploe-lathe new queen of the West Virginia Branch of the National Association Qf Hairdressers and Cosmetologists. The lS..year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sauer represented local af. filiate No. 11 and was selected over seven other candidates at the IMual co1wention held over last weekeOO at Pt. Pleaaant Resort. At right is Naocy Tawney of Gallipolis, last year's queen. WASHINGTON (UPIJ-Sen Eugene J. McCirthy said today he intends to vote for Hubert It Humphrey for President and recommerxled that his followers do the same. 44 Miny, if not moat, of my Pomeroy Olrlstmas deco..., Show Disparity Gallup and Harrla are tile two ••LIVE A UTTLE, LOVE A LITTLE'' (Technlcolor) Elvia Presley. Michele Carey COLORCARTOONS: BONN (UP0 - Soviet sple1 have ltolen the guidance Q"S• tem of an American Sidewinder mllalle ..d other mUltary par ml llbliJped tllem all to Molcow by air lrelgbt, a West Gorman prolocutor oald today. Proserutor Ludwli Martin told newsmen a '"Herr X" hal been arrested. But he said besldoo tile sui· dance oystem of tho h - k lng mluUe uaed by American )eta In Vlebwn, the Soviet •· gent. sot away with the nanptlonal dolllce of the U.S. dovelopecl Fl04 Starll8hter ml - e r newly developed aircraft dJredlon.&dlng Ill' stem. Martin spoke after a wave of arresta, suicides and unexplatn.. eel dlnppearances rocked t h e West German Ctpltal, A parliamentary lmleotlgatlon ~the West German seeurtcy nrvlcos was belna jiiBhed. The proae..- Bald the Sidewinder par wa1 ltolen last year ani with the other dolllcoo oent oft to Moscow b)' tho air lrelilht by the Herr X under arrest. Ready So9n fONIGHT & TUESDAY OCTOBER 211-29 DII:TROIT <UPI> - OOrdte Howe ~ lhe Detroit ~d Wlnaa hu been named. to the National Uoeol- Cloeooloot Injured in Wreek MaGS TIIATRE P-nniol All-Star ·2-Hour DIYQEANING MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL !Ind. femlalalty. od. Soyuz 2 Home, mu.e 4 rn..-. Eyesores Problem Reviewed Times has endorsed Humphrey. Third party candidate George Wallace rested Sunday In Montgmlery, AlL, but took a in his p~ularlcy. He premised a congressional election if elected. Other develq~ments: Edmund S. Muskie- The !)e.. mocratic vice presidential ca~P didate said during awearances in Oregon and Washington atate that he could "(eel in my bones we are going to win." He said Americans will not buy ••rear and hate" preached by George Wallace or "neglect" refiected in Nixon's public lUe. Ainew- NI- met In san Francisco with 150 editors of small foreign language newspa~ pers. He told them he is avoiding ethnic remarks .,like the plague." and intended no malice in inadvertent slips earlier in the c&Jrl)aign when he used the term ,.Polack" am jokiqd.y referred to a newsman 18 41 the fat Jap." Curtis E. LeMay- ~eakl~ on a 1111tional television panel show, Wallace's ticket.-mate sold the United states has 14done everythlna possible" to keep ll"om wlnnl~ In Vleln8111 aM could uhave a victory In very short order" lilt tried. at y &Jaw tlllri'Mi cl~ with ~ IJ<ol.y .. _VO.-L"'".,;.;.;XX.;,;,.I..:.N..,O,.,.. ..:.:13::,2_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _PO~MEROY.MIDDLEPORT. OHIO information and an BXIUJlPle of ..below-the-belt polUJ eking." The have rigged the national poilUcal polls. which shOW' a decline Weather · Deooted To The lnteNMU Of The Meiga-Mt1MJ11 Area The New York Times editorl· ally accused GOP vice preaideJ\oo tlal cond!date Spiro T. A8new ol "clear aM repeated con01cts of interest'' while governor of Maryland. Nixon bnnded tho accusation "the lowest kind or gutter politics.' ' Tho newopaper oald Agnew remained a stockholder and director of a bank while govemDI', ahl falsely BlirPlained In his 1966 gubernatorial campaign lllat he had Inherited tho otock !rom hlo lather. Nixon said the Times charges were "inaccurate in one major respect. 11 based 011 two-year..old It would probable that the wlmer of Nov. 51s going to get fewer than half the votes cast. Truman In hlo come-trombehlnd victory ln 1948 gut 50 per cent of the vote total, loser Dewey gut 45, 6. AB ol today, Gallup, Harris, and Sindlinger. In that order. &OOw lront-rumer Nixon with U, 40, or 38.8 per cent; Humphrey with 36, 35, or 32.9j Wallace wlth 15, 18, or 11.1. A• aomeone has said, a &0011 maodate IIOWlld.l,ya la hard to NEW IMAGE fer Twluy, wbo lalelllq ller blllr crew allll wean ll Ia daalbl <Vb aa a ebllce from the "lillie boy" looll:. The top Brllllb model a1ao weara riDe• OD aD Ita 1 era for GOP PLANS RALLY MASON - A Republican Rally wUI be held at the Mo- City lloll Tueeday at 7:30 p. m. Brerry Jonea, Houae MinoriQ' Lead-er, willbetheguestspeaker. Thia will be .. ~nl!l' for <111IIDI to meet the countr candJ.. · datOL Relro&bments lrill be serv· - (IIMll1ly." In a retional radio brc:w!cast SuOOiy. Nixon said the adminis~ traUon, by underestimating the COmmunists In Vietnam, had nrrlttered away" the chance for a 41 swift decisive stroke" to end the war. He said inchxling the Commwlists in a coalition government in South Vietnam would amount to a "thinly disguised surrender. " Blasts Nixon In remarks for an AMon, Ohio, rally today, Humphrey said the public could eJjpect trom Nixon this week ••the most desperate and cynical display or politicJ]. irresponsibility ever seen in America.,. Spanloh "clprro,'' 'tlhlch means dgar. September. Interview. TO ATTEND CONGRE$ Koren Grtffith, daughlerofMr. 01111 Mrs. Charles Grllnlhol_,. .Pameroy, has been chosen to attend the All American Qtarter HCII"ae Congress Oc~ 3lthrough Nov. 3, In Cohonbus, DOt Newark, a1 reported earlier. but he Indicated there were others In tOO administration who mtghL Humphrey immediately aald in a statement dlat if Nixon has evidence any member ol the administration .. Is playlrw poll~ Uca with the peace negotiaUons, l call on him to opeU It out now ~~~the • e Tho Dilly sentinel, P<oner07-Middlepor~ 0., Moncloy, O<tober 28, 19GB era. Yoar corrlor 1oQ1 or clrl will abare aubotanllalb' ln thla lncrellt. Our tclllllauld of- forti to provide lha blihlat JH)IIlble atoqdartl h 1 prime AuOil ,...lha . ~=ry 'nrvtce Ito more Etracllw Nov. 4 ..,. nt.te ,... 'nio Dall,y .:.." Sp*!MI ud Tllrw1. Sa fl•l wlU be 45 ~ ~•nthor week · , IIIIi.~ b,y ~era. ' - Tho Price . . C0S1iY o1 The Dall,y :, , !ifi!Unol Jl ' ' . .... . - to o:ootlnue the bloodmobUe. There ...,.. 110 per1011a who como to !live blood. TweniJ ware llrlt time donora. Macel Barlon and~Wrlght became two pUoo donors, llrs. &Joan E. Pickett, a pl. lGa donor; Emma Aclama, lour pllon; Clara Mclat;rre, Jive, ml Mrs. Ada Bilsell, llx. NurMI were Rutll Power1, Cber:Yl Womer, But>ara Scltel, Carol Baditel .... Racllael 9Jer. !dan. master. with David Hiles, Denala Glaze, Morton Barnes, Har· old Sloaoa, Tom Road, and KenQJIIollmao. Clerical .mt wu performad by Lawrence, Mary Neall, Joan Nease, Mace! Barton. Graee Droke, Elolae Whits, Joan Sayre, Juaalto St.Yre, Evo- J- sa.-. oam .,.. SoUm ~... - 'lbe WU IO"ad bJ ~· of the Mlcllllepoat a.lld eon-.- ~....... ll'lln· Market, TliiY'• Food[-t, H11r1i Holllllll Bread Co., Gllllllt v. l,yn a!more. Strauss, Gnl<ery, .... Harriett Nolller. Edith Marjorie Crow, Lulu Hoqtoa. Co. ml Mary Allee Samuelo. Doctor-a wera R. D. HeatoD, -L, B. Tella, Rapr Dliilell, J. J. Donatlcm nro by ~ Print &bop, llolp Loeal S I 4, WMPO Rodlo,Dall¥~Aib­ ens Meaaeger, I• " .... YOWII"I Market, RaD'o 5 6 ·1 ,. Bactu.'a lfMt 11ar11ot, ..._ cer'o Market, Pomoi'Q1 B • a Franklla, Elberfeld&, ~~ 4TRENS, Oblo (UPI) - IIIIo lJalYWilV Mid a _. a=#mfe ~=·~i=--- ....... , ·~- pre~""'" Car· llu ol -· . - . llld Kra. Dill·Mulltlll, co4altmul. IIIM:IUileed' ...... 011 • - ""' " CI1J ..... , . . ·' � 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. 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