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18C1 littira11 le (O. (SazttitTuesday, November 9, 1071 Don't second-guess sister's love life I News of record re First Baptist revivalist announced I would like to wear iti Abby, in the first place, what 1'7)1' dear abby right did Terry have to try on 1117 By Abigail Van Buren my dress? Besides, I always thought a wedding dress should 4 I I be kept for a daughter when be kept for a daughter when she if she '1711 groom were scared to death, detained and inconvenienced. Something to tell their grandchildren, maybe, but a harrowing experience at the time. So, perhaps rice is better than birdseed if international boundaries are involved. T.

E. IN WENATCHEE DEAR T. Thanks for the tip. And a 21-gun salute for the officer on duty for taking no chances. What's your problem? You'll feel better if you get it off your chest.

Write to ABBY, Box 69700, Los Angelea, Cal. 90069. For a personal reply enclose stamped, addressed envelope. gets older, wants to wear it. I've been married only one year and the same people who came to my wedding will be coming to Terry's.

I don't want any hurt feelings, but I am against it. What at the newlyweds as they left, the church. My daughter and her husbandi drove to Canada for their honeymoon. They entered the country without incident. when they were coming back thra customs, the officer on duty noticed the birdseed on the floor of their car, and thinking it was marijuana, he made them remove everything from the car, and he searched them and their luggage thoroly.

Meanwhile, the honeymooners were delayed until the birdseed could be positively identified as birdseed. Needless to say, the bride and ry's wedding do recognize it as yours? I think you don't care much for Terry, and, therefore, don't want her to wear your dress, which is your right. But I also I think your selfishness is showing. DEAR ABBY: When my daughter was married recently, I remembered your words of wisdom about Saturday afternoon weddings in churches when were not able to clean up the rice and confetti before Sunday morning services. So, per your suggestion, I provided the guests with large packages of birdseed to throw you think? MARRIED A YEAR DEAR MARRIED: A wedding dress can be worn many times.

So what if those attending Ter Accidents I 1 hi 1 A revival week started Sun-I SHERIFF at the First Baptist Churchl DEAR ABBY: My sister is aVtioned in Texas. Wednesday, 11:20 p.m. Car and continuee through Friday. intelligent, has a goodi Yesterday we received a let- job. but she's tired of from my mother in law say- driven by Iva M.

Gallagher, 18, is the Rev. Ronald Barn- of 203 Sherman Park, went oRett, a 20-year old University the single life. She would that her daughter, Terry, to find a good guy, get mar-who has been engaged for some left side of roadway, hit Toledo student and assistant bankment, on Reub Hill Road, minister at Mt. Pilgrim Baptist red and raise a family. time has decided on a Decemone mile west of Bishop Hill Church.

1 She's dated a lot since wedding. Road. The Rev. Mr. Barnett teaches but still believes that sex is She also said that Terry had POLICE in the Mt.

Pilgrim Sunday'for married couples, and she's tried on MY wedding dress, Friday, 12:34 a.m. Car school and is an officer and fed up with guys who expect which my mother in law, had driven by Karyl Richard Lewis, teacher for the Northwestern es ern er to op in the hay after the been keeping for me. The dress 45, Freemont, struck rock in'district Sunday school. is 1 isecond date. And she's also fed fit Terry perfectly, and she traffic island on Chillicothe program chairman for thelup with people asking her, "Howl parking lot; Lewis charged with district's youth con-'come a nice girl like you isn't driving while intoxicated.

I Thursday, 9:19 p.m. Cars 'entio Ile married?" is majoring maj oring i driven by Robert H. Eads, 62,, in psychology She loved one guy, but final- and sociology at the University 9 North Olmstead, and Mary A. ty gave up because of three Toledo plans attend and pl t' Sigmon, 25, of 732 Erie iyears, he couldn't decide whe- 41k, I seminary upon his completing --s ther he was ready for mar- collided at North Bridge Street and Pawnee Road. undergraduate work.

riage or not Thursday, 6:08 p.m. Cars Adults and students of all Mr Wiiiinm Moore. 41.1ages are invited to attend the Now someone else, but collided at North Bridge Street uPuti ill. and Pawnee Road. undergraduate work.

Adults and students of all Thursday, 6:08 p.m. Cars driven by William B. Moore, 4ages are invited to attend the 1,1 I i LA DEAR ABBY: My sister is in Texas. tractive, intelligent, has a good i Yesterday we received a lei-teaching job. but she's tired ollter from my mother in law say-the single life.

She would likeiing that her daughter, Terry, to find a good guy, get mar-who has been engaged for some ried and raise a family. has decided on a Decem wedding. years, he couldn't decide whether he was ready for marriage or not. Now there's someone else, but She also said that Terry haddo tried on MY wedding which my mother in law. had been keeping for me.

The dress fit Terry perfectly, and she He is majoring in psychology She loved one guy, but final- and sociology at the University ly gave up because of three! )f Toledo, and plans to attend' lyears, he couldn't decide whe- seminary upon completing hi ---sither he was ready for mar dergraduate work. riage or not. all Adults and students of all ages are invited to attend the Now there's someone else, but of 315 W. Fourth and David1revival services which begins M. Schilder, 29, of 192 Grand leach evening at 7:15.

collided at High and Main Churches throughout the city Streets. are participating in conducting Thursday, 12:29 p.m. Cars the devotional services and pro. driven by Frances V. Bailey, viding music.

53, of 234 Logan View Drive, and Jesse E. Robert, 413, Alex- Indian Guides andria, collided at Bridge Street and Pawnee Road. hold fall program Thursday, 5:23 p.m. Car driven by George A. Wilhelm, The first fall program of the 40, of 362 E.

Fourth struck Paioto Longhouse Y.M.C.A. In parked car ()Vied by Thomas dian Guides was held Saturday J. Hatfield, Galena, on Burger evening. Boy parking lot, North Bridge The program was a family Street. gym and swim with tribal corm Thursday, 12:54 p.m.

Car petition in gym activities. driven by Linda M. Cox, 21, of Feathers for their coup stick! 32 N. Hickory struck park- were awarded to little brave ed car owned by Thomas W. by Don Hill, "Chief Long Bow' Elsey, 69 Page Road, in front of of the Paioto House.

Cox's residence. The Longhouse will hold it! 1:06 p.m. Car next meeting Nov. 29, and wil driven by Tom Howard, Colum- hold a turkey shoot Dec. 11.

bus, struck by hit-skip car at Bridge and Main Streets. Thursday, 8:03 a.m. Hit- Ohio man's paintings skip car struck parked car own- delivered to Nixon ed by Richard V. Southworth, 24 E. Seventh infront ALLIANCE, Ohio (AP) 24 E.

Seventh in front of Two paintings by an Alliana Friday, 3:53 p.m. Car man have been delivered to th( ven by Nancy Ann Thompson, White house and will soon hang Waverly, struck parked car own- in one of President Richarc ed by John M. Stevens, 458 Nixon's official residences. Church in front of 238 E. A spokesman for the Whit( Main St.

House said one of the painting! Friday, 11:03 p.m. Car dri- by Daniel Diehl depicts the Del yen by Paul B. Steel, 69, of 397 ta Queen, an Ohio River ex. Ringwald struck parked cursion boat. The other is car owned by Alma L.

Faye, 85 group portrait of Thomas Jel N. Hickory in front of ferson, John Hancock. Johr Faye's residence. Adams and Benjamin Franklir Friday, 4:41 p.m. Car dri- clustered around the Declara yen by Linda Lou Hartley, 40 tion of Independence.

of 824 Buckeye struck by hit-skip car in front of 1250 N. Bridge St. Saturday, 1:56 a.m. Car ci driven by Kyle Wonderleigh, 18, a '04 ieJ3 6 of 647 Orange went off left side of road, struck tree on Woodbridge Avenue near Arch Street; Wonderleigh charged J3eCt al red with leaving scene of Indian Guides hold fall program The first fall program of the Paioto Longhouse Y.M.C.A. Indian Guides was held Saturday evening.

The program was a family gym and swim with tribal competition in gym activities. Feathers for their coup sticks were awarded to little braves by Don Hill, "Chief Long Bow" of the Paioto House. The Longhouse will hold its next meeting Nov. 29, and will hold a turkey shoot Dec. 11.

Ohio man's paintings delivered to Nixon ALLIANCE, Ohio (AP) Two paintings by an Alliance man have been delivered to the White house and will soon hang in one of President Richard Nixon's official residences. A spokesman for the White House said one of the paintings by Daniel Diehl depicts the Delta Queen, an Ohio River excursion boat. The other is a group portrait of Thomas Jefferson, John Hancock. John Adams and Benjamin Franklin clustered around the Declaration of Independence. vecictl revival services which begins each evening at 7:15.

Churches throughout the city are participating in conducting the devotional services and pro- music vi ding Indian Guides hold fall program The first fall program of the Paioto Longhouse Y.M.C.A. In- dian Guides was held Saturday evening. The program vias a family gym and swim with tribal corn- petition in gym activities. Feathers for their coup sticks were awarded to little braves by Hill, "Chief Long Bow" of the Paioto House. The Longhouse will hold its next meeting Nov.

29, and will' ihold a turkey shoot Dec. 11. Ohio MOIlIS paintings delivered to Nixon ALLIANCE, Ohio (AP) Two paintings by an Alliance man have been delivered to the White house and will soon hang in one of President Richard Nixon's official residences. A spokesman for the White House said one of the paintings by Daniel Diehl depicts the ta Queen, an Ohio River cursion boat. The other is a group portrait of Thomas ferson, John Hancock.

John 'Adams and Benjamin Franklin clustered around the Lion of Independence. glattitei3 Ji3ectal (Compliments of The First Notional Bonk) to every blood donor Nov. 16th, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Trinity Church FLAWLESS DIAMONDS AT SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES BUY WITH CONFIDENCE he's also playing it real cool. I've told my sister that if a guy really loves her it shouldn't take him a year and a half to know it, and she should tell him to either "shape up or ship out, as time's a'wastin'." Do you agree, Abby? BUCKEYE BROTHER DEAR BROTHER: Not necessarily.

If you want to help your sister, quit second guessing the men in her life, and introduce her to some new prospects. DEAR ABBY: My husband is in the service and we are sta Community Action doto 2-county meeting Annual meeting of the Jackson Vinton Community Action will be Thursday at the Wellston City Building. starting at 7:30 pm. The purpose is to give various members of the Jackson County Advisory Council and Vinton County Council, as well as others serving in special advisory groups, an opportunity to meet with the board of the corporation. The special advisory groups include Head Start, Health and 1 Community Groups.

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i Trinity Church moo" BUY WITH CONFIDENCE 1, (, Chillicothe Hospital CHANEY Boy. 6 pounds, 13 ounces. at 3:11 a.m. Saturday. to Mr.

and Mrs. Orwin Chaney (Sondra Cravens), Route 10. COBURN Girl, 8 pounds, 3 'ounces. at 7:38 p.m. Saturday, to Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Coburn (Maureen Doyle), 1017 21st Portsmouth. DETTY Boy. 8 pounds, In ounces, at 4:48 p.m. Friday, to Mr.

and Mrs. Alonzo Detty Jr. (Martha Woodruff), 765 Washington Ave. GING Girl, 7 pounds, 101.i ounces. at 10:52 a.m.

Sunday. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ging (Nancy Habdo), 204 N. Eighth Greenfield.

MUSThRD Boy, 8 pounds. 13l4 ounces. at 8:05 a.m. Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs.

James Mustard (Debra George), Route 2, Piketon. SADDLER Girl. 7 pounds. 71i ounces. at 5:05 a.m.

Sunday, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Saddler (Susan Myers), 168 Maplewood Ave. 22-year-old arrested on charge of murder CLEVELAND, Ohio (AP) Bobby Mc Near, 22. who told police he lived on Cleveland's East Side.

has been arrested on a warrant from Alliance charging him with first-degree murder. Mc Near, char, the shooting death July 25 of Curtis Jones of Alliance. was arrested as he stepped from a car on the East Side. 8 Call WARE'S 1 it costs no more 0 None more dedioated I None fairerNone finer 4 WARE J. AIL FUNERAL HOME 121 W.

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