https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4a26956ba9ddfe27645f389d78128e25.pdf 5c76cf99c14cef89095ead59f421a456 PDF Text Text Report New Communist ' . • .FRIDAY AND. SATURDAY SALE ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY vital Highway I between Quang Tri and Hue, 32 miles to the south, by shelling a newly built bridge at My Chanh, halfway between the two province capitals. u.s. Navy pilots from the aircraft carrier . Hancock claimed they destroyed three antiaircraft guns, and silen<:ed three other guns and an unknown number of artillery positions nine miles southwest of Quang Tri. . "I don't know where the enemy had (their guns) before," said Cdr. Stan Arthur, Jackson, Ohio. who led the '1 ( 01 I> raids. "It looked as if they were no U.S. casualtles. moved the pieces in over· Closer to Saigon, the high oommand claimed that troops night." Heavy fighting also was had reopened a stretch of Highreported 10 miles west of Hue way 13 froin Lai Khe to Chon near King base, .where South Thanh 30 to 40 miles north of ' Vietnamese infantrymen with- the capital, but fighting was stood a 400-round mortar reported nearby . An barrage, then killed 18 attack- estimated 500 North Vieting Communists at a cost of 20 namese troops are in the area. men wounded, the Saigon high Over North Vietnam, U.S. conunand said. planes in addition to hitting the Late Wednesday night a U.S. radar Site 13 miles south of helicopter only nine miles Hanoi also struck and south of Da Nang, 370 miles damaged three buildings at the north of Saigon, killed 15 Viet Xuari Mai Army training Cong; spokesmen said. The center 17 miles southwest of chopper was not hit and there the capital city. I MEIGS THEATRE registration and scoring duties. Starters for. the tournament include Joe Thomas, Columbus; Fairgreens first golf professional along with Ott Sharp and Dr. D. E. Michael, Jackson. A "Second Family Car" will he awarded free lor any hole in one made by a senior golfer on the 125 yard · fifth hole at Fischer's Protests Disallowed REYKJAVIK (UP!) Arbiter Lothar Schmid today rejected ail of Bobby Fischer's protests and demands about Juniors _ Misses . Ha If Sizes TWO DAYS ONLY! FALl FASHION FABRICS OUR NO. 1 BEST SELLING Polyesters _ Wools·. Acrylics . Corduroys. Solids - Plaids · Patterns. PANTY HOSE REG. 5.49 REG. 4.99 REG. 3.99 REG. 3.19 REG. 2.99 REG. 2.89 Reg. $1.00 pr .. 1.88 yd. 2.48 yd. ' 2.58 yd. Hicksville, Ohio. Coach Hootman stated that he is optimistic about Wellston's basketball future, and hopes to build a successful program there . He said the SEOAL will offer a real challenge to him and the Golden Rockets. Hootman replaces Tom Evans who coached the Golden Rockets last year to a 4-15 overall slate and a 2-12 record in the SEOAI., tying with Jackson and Logan lor sixth . Matheny Killed In LaSalle Fire CLEVELAND (UPI)--Cecil Matheny, 26, Columbus, was killed here today following a hotel fire in the downtown area. . - • B • News • • • zn. rzeJ s 1/ . (Continued from page 11 _ persons drowned and others were reported missing after winds that gusted 75miles per hour hit the Northern california- Southern Oregon coastline. The Coast Guard said it towed in ''more than 20" fishing boata. A spokesman aaid three craft were three craft were • Now You Knov The International Association of Firefighters , chartered in 1918, is the oldest public employe union in . the United States and Canada. VOL XXIV at y • enttne Devoted To The Interests Of The Meigs-Mason Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO _FRIDAY, AUGUST .18, 1972 NO. 88 Weather Partly cloudy, warm and humid with a chance of thundershowers today, tonight and Saturday. High today in the upper 8(il and low 90s. Low tonight in the upper 60s to low 70s. High Saturday in the mid 80s north to low 90s south. TEN CENTS PHONE 992-2156 29 to 42 waist size. Big new selection on sale this week-end. New solid colors - neat patterns. Perfect for dress - for back to school wear. 10.95 KNIT SLACKS ..................... SALE 9.75 11.95 KNIT SlACKS .................... SALE 10.75 12.95 KNIT SLACKS..................... SALE 11.50 13.95 KNIT SLACKS ..................... SALE 12.50 14.95 KNIT SLACKS .....................SALE 13.50 15.95 KNIT SLACKS..................... SAL£ 14.25 16.95 KNIT SLACKS .................... SALE 15.25 SALE! JUST 20 MEN'S SPORT COATS assislant varsity coach al :.~cl~= ~.!~:J~:~~a~~~st U8 yd. 4.48 '(d. 3.58 yd. KNIT DRESS SLACKS in 1967. In !970, Hootman was awarded his Master's Degree in Guidance from St. Francis College in Fort Wayne, Ind. Prior to his ap,Pointment at Wellston, he served as freshman basketball coach at Bluffton where they tied for the league championship'. Before going to Bluffton, he was an .. SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE FABRICS FABRICS FABRICS FABRICS FABRICS FABRICS MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S Fairgreens. Goilers over 50 will be participating by age group from the following additional clubs: Portsmouth, Fairgreens, Columbus Country Club, Hocking Hills (Logan), Zanesville, Alliance, Maysville (Kentucky ), Xenia, Parkersburg, Marietta, Lancaster, London and Athens. 8ob" Hootman as a sophomore. He graduated (pronounced Hutman ) was recently named the head basketball coach at WeUston High School lor the 1972-73 school year. Hootnlan, 'lJ, is a native of Edgerton, Ohio, located in the northwest corner of the state. He was a star lor the Edgerton High School cage squad during pis se~ior yel!.r in 1~63 . Edgerton finished with a 22-3 slate while Hootman was named to the All-County, AllLeague, Ali-District, AilNorthwest teams, and was the most valuable player in his league. He also was an honorable mention All-State pick. He went·to Defiance College where he started on the varisty c: FRIDAY-SATURDAY SALE! "IT'S ·TRUE" .. .. \' DAYTIME DRESSES 1f2 price Wellston Post 11 Despite intermittent showers . filth races with Shirpeg;s , Sidney Spencer, Pomeroy of Karr .and Van Zandt Motot the twilight horse harness SaJ!lpson, o!"ned by H. Coburn driver and trainer, lost our Co. prese, nted the trophy racing of the Meigs County . and J.D. MacDonald of Ports- b'!irely to Shirpeg's Sampson in blanket io Song of Belmont. Fair ran as scheduled ' m011th taking first in both the both the second and sixth to Bengal Bengal owned by R. :J'hursday evening and before a second and sixth races. All four . take second place In both. Morgan .of Belpre was first In · full grandstand of fans . were for two _fear old pacers. Kiddy Carr, owned by, R. G. the fourth race and third in the Racing fans more than got Hillcrest Princess won the · Betts was third in both races. eighth. Second in both races their money's worth since two trophy blanket presented to The purse for each of the two was Silver Tinkle, owned by races were added to the Betts, the owner by Mrs. races was $2,889.50. Ray Newhart of Marietta, and progran\ due to the large Charlene Hoeflich represenIn the third and seventh K. Rodney, owned by Dean number of two year old pacers ting The Daily Sentinel which races, Song of Belmont, owned Kelby Lessee, Waterford, was on hand. With 14 pacers en- contributed the trophy. by R. R. Fuller of Newark was third in the fourth anct first in tered into the race and rules In the first and fif·th, Rusty first; Betty Bills !lWned by the eighth. Bengal Bengal won forbidding more than 10 horses Don owned by Jack Price of Harry !lagman of Newark 'was ihe trophy blanket for the two in one. race, ·the field was Lockbourne was second while secane! .. and third was races with Earl Ingels of the divided into two divisions with Uretta· Worthy, owned by Bystander owned by William · Meigs County Branch of the seven horses in each. Burdell McKinney of Mid- and Julia Miller, Piketon. Athens County Saving and Hillcrest Princess, owned by dleport was third in the first These races were for three Loan making the presentation. R. G. Betts of Barnesville took and Marken Byrd, owned by year old trotters. Henry Wells Rodney was driven by Sidney first place in both the first and Kenneth Owen, Marietta, was and IJQrothy Russell, employes Spencer of Pomeroy. S!!:8~-:~;:;z.:::=:::::::::::::~:~;:~::;:;:::~;~. th~ ~~ :~~~thdivision of the ::::::::~-:::::::=::::.«~:::::::::::::::;:~*~::~:::::::::::~:::::::::::!:~:s::~::::::::::::::::::.-=:--:::~~::::::8:&:::::!:!3~:!3$ Para mutuel belting 1'buraSIDNEY SPENCER, DRIVING No.7, Kenstone Stony, day at' tbe ·twrngbt harness two year old pacers - the owned by Jacob Weiriherger, Galllpolis, and Sidney and racing totaled $3,500, track second and s1xth rac.es,, Lilly RQger Spencer, led in the !li!COnd and sixth races, seoond records Knight actually came mf~rst m 0 111 c1a15 8aid today. No • , the siXt)l race but was division for two year old jlaeers.at the Meigs Fair Thursday were made available on bow penalized at the finish line evenlng:However,Spencerwas nosed out at the finish line in Individual races paid off. . . lh , t Shirp g' ·~:~~i:!::=::::::::::::::::::::::*.~::::::::::::::8::::~~: g1vtng e wm o e s Sampson which was second. We have shipments arriving daily of such well known brands· as Jonathan Logan •. ~utle Knit: Vicky Vaughn , Berkshire. R& K Ongmals. Totll Todd . City Scene. Betty Hartford. · NOW 3 PAIR 2.39 The fire at the old La SaUe hotel started about 3 a.m., but . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . playing conditions at theagainst world was extinguished by firemen chess championship Boris Spassky. Fischer said he before it spread. Five other persons were takmay demand future games he en to a nearby hospital sufferplayed in a private room . Sclunid met Icelandic orga- ing from smoke inhalation. Cause of Matheny's death nizers to discuss the latest in a was listed as smoke inhalation. series of protests from the The blaze did $10,000damage American challenger about to the hotel. noise in the playing hail. The latest outburst, written by BOOK CIRCULATION Fischer aide Fred Cramer and The Pomeroy-Middleport sent Wednesday, again libraries had a ciruiation of demanded seven rows of seats 6 236 books in June and 5,561 in ' be removed and aaid it was July. ' Magazines were donated "not enough that you (Schmid) Atk 108 ' M • rs. piously wave your hands to the by Mrs. Eugene Thomas Reed, and Mrs. Clair crowd." The 15th game of the $250,000 Karr. ''match of the century" was scheduled for 5 p.m. today. Cramer said Fischer may • QUILLEN HOME ask that tbe remaining games Ernest Quillen, Syracuse, be played in a private room. The third game of the match has returned home from Holzer was played in a table-tennis Medical Center after suffering room with only Schmid a stroke at his residence a present, but that was because month Rgo. Mr. Quillen is of Fischer's protest against receiving visitors at his home in Syracuse. television cameras. The president of the lnterna•tional Chess Federation, of COURTHOUSE CWSED which Cramer is a U.S. vice The Meigs County Court preoldent, also rejected charges that Schmid was House will he closed this afarrogant, incompetent and ternoon and Friday afternoon ID'lwllling to Improve playing to enable employes to attend the Meigs County Fair. conditions. . WOMEN'S SLEEVELESS Hootman Takes Robert ·' NEW FALL DRESSES FINAL CLEARANCE! Tri-Co Clubs Taking Part In Southern Ohio Seniors Members from Hidden Valley CoWl try Club, Gaillpolis and Pomeroy Golf Clubs will he among over 100 senior golfers representing 15 country clubs from Southern Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia who will participate in the Sixth Annual Southern Ohio Seniors Golf Tournament. The event is to he held Tuesday at the Fairgreens Country Club course between Jackson and Wellston, 0. Representatives of the local clubs and pairings include the following: Keith Arnold , Ralph E. Warner, Art Geiwicks and Bob Adkins whose tee off time is set lor 8:45 a.m. Bill Buffington, Charles Hyer, Sam Littlepage and Jake Somerville will make up another foursome with their tee off time, set at 9:24 aJ11,.. Gallipolis Golf Club players MASON DRIVE-IN participating will include: · . ' ..' . Frank Snedaker, Harry K. \•o ' ' , Mills, Dr. R.D. Thomas, Dr. Clyde Ingels, Dick Rodrick, Tonight & Friday Bob Richards, Bartow Jones, Aug. 17-18 Clark Hager, U. A. Cornett, Dr. Double Feature Program tom Morgan, Dr. Homer BLESS THE BEASTS Thomas, John Halliday1 Vic & CHILDREN Hager; ·R: D. ltlilte, !iartarlil (GP) Martin, Harold Brown, Gilbert - PlusBeard. "MAFIA" Claudia Cardinale Pomeroy Golf Club . Franco Nero representatives are : Dale Lee J. Cobb Dutton, Edison Baker, Dave Rated (GPI Darst, Chester Knight, Harold Lohse, Walter Grueser, Ralph Graves. The golfers will compete, with handicaps, in the 18-hoie tournament over the rugged Tonighllhru Saturday hilly Fairgreens course. The Aug. 17·19 affair will include luncheon, NOT OPEN dinner, golf carts, entertainment, a fellowship hour Sun.-Mon .-Tues. and a number of prizes and Augusl20-21 -22 awards. George C. Scott Co-chairman for the seniors in THE HOSPITAL tournament are Jack Stiffler, (Technicolor) Sr., Jackson and Ott Sharp, Carloons : McArthur, with Mrs. Lorraine No Space Like Home Michael, Jackson as executive Wind Bag The Duster secretary. Members of the Show Starts 7 P.M. Fairgreens Ladies Golf . ._ _ _ _ _ _ __. · Association will assist in Haniess Races.Popular ' OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 9 Assaults In Quang Tri SAIGON (UPI)-U.S. warplanes flew the heaviest born!). ing missions of the renewed air wm; against North Vietnam Wednesday, the U.S. command said loday. Spokesmen said 370 raids by jet fighter-bombers and another eight missions by Strategic Air .Command 852 Stratofortresses hit North Vietnam Wednesday. Jet fighters struck within 13 miles of Hanoi·, "damaging" a radar site south of the capital city. The northernmost raids ended at 5 p.m., just before the arrival of President Nixon's foreign affairs adviser Henry A. Kissinger sparked rumors of a new U.S. peace pian for Indochina. Kissinger spent ail of this morning and early afternoon in secret briefings with U.S. military and civilian officers in Saigon, then was wbisked to the Independence Palace of President Nguyen Van Thieu for a meeting. New Assaults Reported . New Communist a·ssaults were reported throughout South Vietnam today, and were heaviest in the area of embattled Quang Tri Province capital 404 miles north of Saigon, field reports and official spokesmen said. AU.S. adviser was wounded Wednesday in heavy North Vietnamese artillery and rocket attacks in and around Quang Tri, and heavy fighting left at least 200 Communists and 25 government troops "iiead, spokesmen said. UP! reporter Ted Kurrus said that the North Vietnamese made a new .attempt to cut ' Regularly $29.95 Coats '1 QOO While They Last SALE! 5 BOYS 114.95 SPORT COATS Larger Sizes While they Last •a- BETIER LIVESTOCK WINNERS - Mary Mora has lbe Reserve Champion and Tony Carnahan the Grand Champion Guernseys. Judging of Dairy Cattle was conducted Thursday at the Meigs County Fair. SALE! "NAME" SCHOOL SHIRTS Complete selection for the Ia !Iowing schoo Is : · - Eastern Eagles - Meigs Marauders - White Falcons - Kyger Creek - Southern Tornadoes ·1 Short sleeve slipover styles · crew neck. Boys and Girls Sizes 6 to 18 - - . - . . - 1.69 Mens and Ladies sizes 34 to 48 . - . . - . 1.95 Sale! Men's and ~· Robes Mens$7 .95 Robes - Polyester and cotton blends. Small , medium. large and extra large . Friday-Saturday Sale - $4.99 Boys $5.95 and $6 . 9~ Robes - Corduroy and cotton flann el - not every size . 'Friday -Saturday Sal e-$3.49 Look Around In The Mens and Boys Department - lsi Floor . With school time almost here and Ia II a few weeks away - you' ll enjoy seeing the new items for men and boys. - Sweaters - Paris Belts lor Fall - Jackets - Western Shirts - Knit Sport Shirts - Carhartt Brown - Pajama s Duck Clothes - Long Sleeve Shirts Lee Work Clothes - Knit Dress Shirts If you .don 't find what you' re looking for ask any of 'the salespeople to help you lind you r si ze · color you like or pa rlicula r style. Another Big Shipment WEMBLEY TIES FOR MEN Ready i led ties and clentv of Wemblev E·Zon ready lied lies - and white lies, too, In four-In-hand and cllp-ons. Stop In the mens department, 1st floor - See this excellent selection of ties and pick oul several for yourself or for gift~. Fine seletlion, too, of Wembley Ties for boys arranged tor your e15y selection. 1-·:;__:~-~~---~--------+~~::;:;::::;::::;::::::::;:::::;:;:::::======:::!.J Buy Socks For Back To School Wear N~w HOME FURNISHINGS SPECIAL PURCHASE For a fin e se lection of socks for boys and young men - Visit the mens · boys department on the lsi lloor and select now. Mens Jerks T.V. Orion Socks - - · · · · - · · · 1.00 Big selection of colors Boys Jerks T.V. Orion Socks · · - · - · · · · · 79c Sizes 7 to 9 and 9'12 to 11. Many colors . Athletic Socks with solid color tops. Green, Blue, Maroon, Red or Gold. Flts sizes 10 to 13. $1.00 1---~ SELECTION WRANGLER JEANS FOR MEN AND BOYS (irregulars) Choose 80x90 or 66x90 2.79 ·-------------------------BEDSPREADS FULL OR TWIN SIZE 8.98 KING OR QUEEN SIZI! 13A9 Mens sizes in super lean . regular cut and flares. Boys sizes in slims. :r:egulars and huskies . Re!~Uii~r cut or flares. · -------------------------BLANKETS. Print:.i~~~~;~~rmals While They Last 4 59 -'------:------...:..:•=.~,.....--..o..--1 1__,_.;,________________ BE THRiffi.' SAVE ALL OF YOUR C'atrsups FROM -..:. ELBERFELD$ IN POME.R0 Y . ( Rain ol neal' cloudburst velocity apparently caused a head-on collision on Middleport Hill .6 of a mile south of State Route 7 Thursday alB:50 p.m. the Meigs County sheriff's office said . No one was seriously injured . Michael (Micky ) L. Childs, 19, 444 Uncoln St., Middleport, ·was driving south downhill when he slid left of center on wet pavement in a sharp curve, His auto met headon another driven by Max Davis, 54, Route I, Middleport, who had stopped up against the guardraU on his right to avoid the collision. Both cars were heavily damaged. Davis reported an injury, but was not immediately treated. There were no arresta. The sheriff's office also reported an accident this morning when John Icard, Route 1, Iiidwen, slif) over a hli1 on County.Road 25 near the Ben Tom Company. There was no arrest. Astill-born haby was horn to Delores Marilyn Zabonik Thlvenor, age 36, the sheriff's dept. reported. The report was investigated at 10 p.m. Thursday at the Apostolic ·Church grounds near the Meigs-Athens County line ,. The husband of Mrs. Thivenor stated that his wife attempted .to deliver the baby herself. There was no doctor present at the time of delivery. The baby was horn at7:58 p.m. Prosecutor Beriiard Fultz advised investigating officers to remove the remains' of the infant to Veterans Memorial Hospital where an examination found there no evidence indicating other than natural death, the sheriff's department said. Two men, Charles Knight, no · address, and Charles Eichinger, Jr., Chester, ·were arrested on disturbing the peace charges at a bar in the Five Points Grill Thursday night. .t GUERNSEY CHAMPIONS -Nancy Carnahan with the junior champion and lllshand Jbn with the grand champion. The animals were the ll'iJ1ners of the open class judging of dairy cattle held thursday at the Meigs County Fair. Wanting Proof Dairy Champions Shown By Dean and Carnahan WASHINGTON (UPI) Two congressmen who support President Nixon's lndocbloa war policies want to visit North Vietnam. Reps. William E. Minshall, R.()hlo, and Robert L. F. Sikes, D-Fia., Bald Thursday they hoped to assess damage allegedly caused by Intentional U. s. bombing of dikes and clvlllan areas. They said they bad sought permission lor the visit by sending telegrams to North Vietnamese officials. Children Will Go Full Days In Meigs Local ROBIN WINDLAND had the grand and reserve champion Jersey cattle in the 4-11 division at the Meigs CoWlty Fair Thursday. Two Meigs county farmers exhibited the top lour animals in two classes of the open class dairy judging at the Meigs County Fair Thursday. Earl Dean of Sumner ' alilbtled the junior and senior champ!Ga females and the grand champion female and grand champion bull in the Holstein class. Jtm Carnahan of Racine RD exhibited the junior and senior champion females and the grand champion female and grand champion bull in the Guernsey division. Results of the Holstein judging (lsi, 2nd, etc. in order) : Bull, one year and under two, Earl Dean, blue. Bull calf, blue, Dean. Cow, four years old, Dean, Roy Holter, Arlow Gift. Cow, three years old, first and second, Gift. Cow, two years and under three, Dean, Holter, Gift. Senior yearling heifer, Dean, first and second, Roy Parker. Senior heifer calf, Dean, Parker, Gift. For the first . time in the Meigs Local School District, kindergarten children this fall will attend full-day classes but fewer days a week, Supt. George Hargraves said today .. An average of over 60 pet. of this fall bas cancelled ail plans . ~ " ""Y'OONV" .. ~ Due to the extra trans:W ....A::m;: , ·: .c.. . ·poriation problems involved in the 1972-13 juniors and seniors in the foreseeable future for transporting children to half- of Meigs High School are continuing to use the Rutland .day sessions, children will be enrolled in vocational courses, gymnasium for mining classes . divided into groups, one at- George Har&raves, Meigs In.struction wiU be returned to By UDitecl Presl IDternatloaal School District the high school and there will tending classes for full day~ on Local SAIGON ;... COMMUNIST G~ hiclden In nearby Monday and Wednesday and Super'lntendent, reported . be no building of any mining mountains slammed a R3 • rocket barrage into the sprawling anolher group lull day sessions tod.ay. training facsimile on the , old American air base at Da Nailg today ldlllng an Amerlcan air- on TuesdaY and .Thursday. The Of the 240 member junior Rutland football field. man, wounding 21 anddestroy!Dc or damaging 11 U.S. aircraft. group will alternate every class this fail, 150 or 63 pet. are Ten of the rounds landed on the South Vietnamese p<rtlon ol · other week lor full days on enrolled in vocational classes the bale and a vllllge. Jtlll oulllde ldlllng 'll civillanl and Friday. while 135 of the 230 seniors, a . WlliiiJC!Ing one government IO!dler· and 24 civiUans: It wu the Hargraves has asked parenta total of Wpet., are enrolled in third and largeat attack 111 Da Nanc thia mooth and came ooe to aCcompany their ~hlldren t:b · the vocational field. ConKILLED IN BELFAST wee1t afler the last Amerlc111 ground combat unit In Vietnam the kindergarten ·cenl.ers In sidered a part of the vocational BEU"AST (UPI) - A man In charge of curbing rocket activity agalnat the baM - was Pomeroy, Middleport and training program, however, is deactivated. Protection of the key air bale waa turned I)Ver to the . Rutland on the first day of buainess and office education. was found shot to death in South Vietnamese. school so that they can expreS& About one-t~Urd of tbe .Juniors Blillast Protestant ama inday their preference for Monday and seniors enrolled in shortly alter bomb explbslons WASIIING'OON -THE HOUBE EARLY TODAY voted for damaged several Roinan . and Wedneaday or Tuesday voc:atlonal t!ducatlon are in the 11ron11 new antlbuling restructlona, going one 11'11 ~r than and Thursday clillltle8 lor their · bl!ainestl arid office edu~atlon Catholic h!.lllles and a Catholic club. Prellldent Nixon ~ but llapiJing juat short of banning youngsters. ThOle unable to department. IChool rac:lal bullng ci any lilrt. At the same time a.rsraves Thursday night sniper fire in accompany their children are Tbe biii'IIOUid require a court lo lint.try allat of alternative the city's catholic Lower Falls asked . to Indicate their pointed out that a lack ~ inmet!wleof ri'''F 1riiD& aiCboollllflln It J.'Ould order bualng. If preference by ~~ending a note to terest in a mining course area killed British Army Cpl. among junior clul members Michael Boddy, 24. (Ciili ii • P1i1t It) the teacher. -------------------------·-·-1 mb.i,£ :. . SHED BLANKOS f ,ew,s•• zn Brzefi . No. 1 Seconds Perfect back to school . jeans and good for everyday wear . Rain Blamed for Head-on Collision 4-H DrviSION WINNERS Alan Holter holds the grand champion and Melanie Dean the Reserve Champion of the Holstein division. Judging of dairy cattle was held Thursday at the Meigs County Fair. Students Liking Voc-Ed a • Junior heifer calf, Dean, Gift. Get of sire, Gift. Produce of cow, Holter, Gift. Best three females, Dean, Hoi ter, Gift. Results of the Guernsey judging: Bull, one year and under two, Jini Carnahan. · Cow, four · year old, Carnahan . · Cow, three years old, Carnahan . Cow, two years . and under three, Carnahan, IJQnald Mora, Carnahan. Senior yearling heifer, first and second, Carnaban. Junior yearling heifer, Jeff Maddox, Clirnahan. Senior heifer calf, Maddox, Carnahan. Junior heifer calf, Mora, Maddox, Get of sire, Carnahan. . Produce of cow, Carnahan, Maddox. Best three females, Carnahan, Mbra. In the Jersey class, Robin · Winland of Athens exhibited the junior champion female and Marcus Weaver the senior •' .. ·.·.· ·.·.··: .. :·. :·:-:·: :·.-:·:·:·: 109th Fair Ends SaturdJJy ' The lottb amaal Melp Clltlllly Fair will be wutpped ap Saturday, completiDc uolller llw day rna. Amoq the 'hl&lllf&hia .. Salliiday will be bllnti - - . racing startlnl al I P~- 111111 the Mart Foar lltlllle Bille Ridge Qurtel will he the Satanlay 'l!IPI era.utal!d attractlou at 8:M. Tile aaul 4-H b - sbow will bella at I a.m. 881urday. TGIII&ht there will be twilight lwileu raclq at.l p.m.. lollowetl by lbe graodltud attractloa of Ike .....1 bone pu111q eaalell at 8:M p.m. Tbe jtudor lair D*bt lteer, lamlrud (lllu will he lleld al8:li p.m. IIIII eWIIIIIC Iaiiie eatlle bull aear lilt midway. "'~-~.!.~.e.~ec.=:a:w -:·:·:·:·:·:·.·.·.·.·....··.. ,······· . champion lemiile, the grand champion · female and .the grand champion bull. Other results of Jersey judging: Bull, two years and over, Weaver, C!lW, four years and over, Weaver. Cow, three years and under four, Weaver. Cow, two years and under three, Weaver, first and second. Senior yearling heifer, Robin Winland, Weaver. Junior yearling helf~r , Weaver. Senior heifer call, Weaver, Leland Parker. Junior heifer calf, Winla!KI, Weaver. Gel of sire, Weever. Produce of cow and best three females, Weaver. In the milking snQI'Ihorn class, Fred Bierhup of Wellston exhibited the junior and senior champion females, the grand champion female and the grand chi\J!lplon bull. Ralph Porte'r of Ohio State Uplverslty judged the open class dairy. Veleraol Memorial Hoipltal ADMISSIONS - Daisy Sayre, Racine, and Mary Sue BiaeD, Minemllle. DISCHARGES - Arnold Baa, Rhonda Hager, Myrtle Robinson, Veva Searles, LoWa Matlack, Charles. Carroll, Betty Roush and Richard Weaver. LOCAL TEMPs TeJIII*'Iture in dcrtmton Pome)'oy Friday at lla.m: - Mdecreet, under parlly clOIIdJ llkles. �' Mrs. Donovan Died Tuesday Mrs. Gilbert (Marie) Donovan, 51, Wellaville, died Tuesday at the Osteopathle Hospital in East Uverpool. Surviving are her hu.ilband, Gilbert ; a daughter, Margaret • · Mercer of Wellaville: two sons, Gilbert and Ralph, of Wellsville; three grandsons; her father, Walter Cook, Syracuse; five sisters, Maycle Searles, Cheshire; . Edna Searles, Bidwell; Della Mlller, Pomeroy ; Florence Riebel, Tucson, Ariz., and. Eva May Phlllips, Syracuse; three brothers, Cecil Cook, East Liverpool; Bernard Cook, Middleport; Raymond Earl Cook, East Liverpool, and several nieces and nephews. Preceding her in death were her mother, Emma L. Cook and a brother, Harold. Funeral services will be held ",, ,_ DORO'IliY RUSSElL AND HENRY WELlS of the Karr and Van .Zandt Motor Co., Pomeroy, on behalf of the auto firm presented a trophy blanket to Song of Belmont and the owner driver, Dr. R. R. Fuller, Newark, at the Meigs Fair Thursday evening. Song of Belmont was first in the third and seventh races for three year old trotters. · 'Nixon, Agnew Holding :·O ut of Power Struggle at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Dwight Zavllz officlaiing. Burial wiH be in the Syractt8e Cemetery. Friends lilay ·can at the funeral home any time after 2 p.m. Saturday. PleaWII Valley H01pltal DISCHARGES: Mrs. Poeey Stevenson, J;>olnt Pleasant; John Sigman, Brancroft; Mrs. Charles Utchfleld, Southside; Edna Anderson, Gallipolis Ferry ; Mrs. Raymond Fultz, LeOrl ; Virginia Fultz, Leon; Terry Roush, Mason; Jack Hayes, New Haven; Usa K. Hayes, New Haven; Darlene Stevens, · New Haven; Ada Carson, Mason; Vallie Cole, Hartford; Mrs. Paul Bonecutter, Gallipolis Ferry. Television Log TONY KENNEDY, NINE·YEAR-{)LD SON of Mr. and Mrs. JWJior Kemedy, Middleport Route 1, is again outrider for the Meigs County Fair. Tony received a nice ovation from the full grandstand watching the Thursday night twilight races as he moved along in the races for the eight races. He is riding Bachelor Boy, owned by Mrs. Flossie Allensworth, Middleport. Spassky May Tie FRIDAY, AUGUST 18 6: oo-News 3, 4, 8. 10. IS ; NB-C New.- a, 10; Truth or Conseq. 6; I Dream of Jeannie \3; Hothovoaa 33. . 6: 30--News 3/ 4, 8, 10, 15; Frenth Chef, 33. 7:00 - Dltk Von Dyke 4; News 6, 10; Whars My Line 8; Elec. Co. 20 ; Porter Wagner 3; Wild Wild West 13; Saint 15; Masterpiece Theatre 33. 7:30 - To Toll The Truth 6; Dragnet 8; Adlm-12 3; I Dream of Jeannie ~; Mr. Rogers 20 ; Parent Game 10. 8:00- Brody Bunth6, 13; O' Hara, U.S . Treasury I ; Book Beat 33 ; Movie " The 25th Hour" 3, IS; Movie "On the Beath" 4. 8:30'-'-- Partridge Family 6, 13; VIetnam: Beyond The Fury 33. 9:00 - Room 222 6, 13; Movie "Ulysses" 8; Movie "Ride the Wild Surf" 10. . 9:30- Odd Couple6, 13; Fine Art of Goofing OH 33. 10:00 - Love Amerlton Style!J; This EMile and This Stranger 33 10:30- Dr . Simon Locke 3; Dr. In The House 4; Rolling on River IS; Washington Week in Review 33 . Filicher wiU probably be told REYKJAVIK ( UPI) - way to come out of the game of the suit after today's game Bobby Fischer, unaware of a with a draw. MIAMI BEACH (UPI)-Un· Conservatives Are Upset audience where they hope that $1.75 million law suit hanging and before his sabbath begins l1 : 00 - News3, ~.6.8,. 10, 13, 15. The adjourned game wllllng to antagonize either Conservatives were upset the large numbers of big-state over hili head, analyzed hili reswnes at 10:30 am. EDT at sunset, American sources 11 :30-Johnny Carson3. ~. 15 ; Dick Covelt6; Movie"Hell Below Zero" 8; Movie "curse of the Voodoo" 10; Movie " The aide, President Nixon has that the platform draft prailied delegates could upset earlier strategy until dawn today in an today. said . Bravados, " 13 . decided to stay out of a power organized labor but failed to decisions. source close to Filicher 1:00 - Roller Derby 4; Midnight Spe<lal3, IS; Movie "Satan's A effort to beat Boris Spassky Flacherhelda 8'h to 5'h point Satellites" 10. struggle between large states include the traditional A White House source said when play reswned In the 15th lead and needs another four said "Bobby would blow hili top 1:30 - News 13, 4. and small states for control of language endorsing right-to- the administration sought unand forget all about chess. He points to win the Iitle. the Jg78 Republican National work laws, which labor op- successfully to "bring cannot stand the sight of Fox SATURDAY, AUGUST19 Fischer Has Easy Draw REYKJAVIK (UPI) 6:110-Foith fo1 · Today 10. Convention. poses. together" the reformers and and to tell him Chester is suing All grandmasters agreed Bobby Flscber and Boris 6: 30--Chrlstopher Closeup 10. Vice President Spiro T. And a subcommittee Thurs- the party's conservative would be putting fuel to the 7:110-Ne!ghbors 13; Cummunique 6; Form Front 4; Death Spassky today agreed lo a that the temperamental Agnew, who would benefit day toughened the antibusing majority which so far has Volley Days8; Societies In Transition 10 ; Formbook 3. challenger had an easy draw fire." draw In the 151h game of the . mlllt from keeping the balance provision by proposing a prevaUed in the preconvention 7: Is-Woman's Point of VIew 13. The suit, filed in a federal world chess championship. but only Yugoslavia's Svetozar 7 : ~GIIIIgan'sls . ~; M.sn from C.O.S. I. 10; Gospel6; Blostott of power in the party with the constitutional amendment to maneuvering. Gligoric stuck his neck out and court, said Fischer violated an 13; Monkoes a. small, conservatin states If he outlaw · the use of busing to When it became apparent agreement for filming the 8:110-Dr. Doolittle 3, ~. 15; Jerry Lewis 13; Bugs Bunny 8. 10; said "Spassky wm need a seeks the GOP presidential achieve racial desegregation that no compromise acceptable game of their world cham- miracle to escape". Fun for Every one 6.$250,000 match by refusing to 8: Is-Matters of Life 6. nomination four years hence, should Nixon's legililative pro-- to both sides was possible, the pionship chess match. U.S. sources ssid Fischer allow cameras in the hall. 8: 30--Del>uty Doo 3, 4 IS ; Rood Runner 6, 13; S<OOby Doo 8; In the nearby Saga Hotel, the aJao has decided not to in- posals, seeking the same source said, Nixon decided to would not be informed before Drives Away Uacballeased Bugs Bunny 10. Russian world champion, his tervene. result, fail. keep hands off. Icelandic organizers placed 9:110-Woody Woodpecker 3. ~- 15 ; Funky Phantom 6, 13; king in check and hili 41st move the game today of the 75 helmeted policemen at the Harlem Globetrotters 8. 10. Their joint decisions was (The House went beyond the Although the White House million lawsuit filed against Panther 3. 4, 15; Jatkson Fivo6, 13; Help Hair Bear revealed hy a White House GOP platform writers by source did not elaborate on sealed in a brown envelope, him by movie producer front and backstlge entrance 9: 30--Pink Bunth a, 10. source. It means that the approving early today a bill not Agnew's decision, it was clear retired with his chief second Chester Fox in New York in case FilJcher might be 10:110-Jetsons 3, ~. IS; Bewitched 6, 13; P<lbbies and Bomm RepubUcan convention wiU al- only to ban crosstown busing of that any Agnew intervention on Eyfim Geller hoping to find a Wednesdsv. Bamm 8, 10. sUIIUDoned to court on the spot, 10: ~Barrier Reef 3, ~. 15 ; Liddsvllle 6, 13; Archie's TV FunmOlt certainly bave a floor any students but to allow behalf of the party regulars but the American was allowed nies 8. 10. fight over GOP liberala' efforts schools under co~rt busing would only incense liberals and to drive away unchallenged. II :110-Take A Giant Step 3. ~ . IS; Curiosity Shop 6. 13; Sabrina, to at)ract to the party more orders to get these orders hurt him in 1976 if he chose to Tho Teenage Witch 8, 10. WEEKEND TV FARE : Saturday - Two pilots get a preview The 15th game got off to a II : 3D-Josle and the Pussytatl 8, 10. women, young people and changed to conform' with new run for the nomination. tonight (they're not on the regular fall schedule, as yet ): One, dramatic start when German !2:oo-Mr. Wizard 3, ~- 15; Jonny Quest 13; Batman 8; Monkees minorlUes. legislation. The Senate Is The !56-member GOP 10. "The Neighbors"', sounds like "Son of All in the Family," while arbblter Lothar Schmid went Wililedle bethtwe contefroversy unUkely)~~- J~~! :,th; . ~~-"- Natlo~a).(:Ommittee ThUrsday the other, "Capt. ·Newman, .M. D.," is .based on a very .funny, IQ, the p:ont of ~e, sta~ ~d.. 12:311-Bugaloos 3, IS; Roller Derby 4; Lantelot Link 13; ,, Mlnlllurt Golf 6; Whars ACon.-ntlon All About? I, 10. , persls . .een r OI'J!!OI'., , ver on. •. • upi111ld,the1smaller.,but equally asked for silence. . , 1:110-CBS-Chlldren'sFIIm often-moving novel, ai!O, WHTN-TV .. .'!..()ads of sports, with· two Festtvaii,IO; Amerltan.Bondstond . and • traditionalists ·over Women's...rlghts groups ex, conservative convention Rules "One of the .players. has 6, 13; Western Theater 15, Benano Splits 3. allocating delegates to the 1976 peeled to suCceed in adding a Conunittee in rejecting the baseball games, Reds-Mets, 2:10 on WSAZ·TV, and Red Sox- complained about too much 1;311-Johnny Bench~. Kartoon ~rnlval 3. convention, the GOP's Plat- pet project - comprehensive liberals' proposal to increase White Sox, 2:15 on WTAP-TV ... Also football, Canadian style, noise in the hall and we have 2:110-Roller Derby 6; Job Show 10; Kentucky Afield 13; Baseball 3, 4; ~nodion Pro Football 8. form Committee met in tight child day care centers. There voting strength of big states in Toronto (with JoeTheissman) vs. Ottawa, at 2 on WCHS-TV, and had great problems," he said. 2: Is-Baseball 3. 4. 15. _ a Rams-Raiders American..style exhibition at 9 on WSAZ-TV ... "I ask you not to speak, not 2:311-You 1 13; Movie, security to ratify a series of also was considerable support 1976. "The Gun That Won 111e West:• 10. And there are 14 late-night movies available, with one starting at even whisper during the 3:110-Untamed World 5; Celebrity Bowling 13. planks previously given White lor a plank to end the sonority 3:311-F Troop6; Wagon Train 10; Time Tunnell3 . 5:30a. m., WLWC-TV. House blessing . Nixon's system in Congress and match." 4: oo-American Adventure 6. Sunday - The Reds and Mets will have at it again at 2 on Vietnam policy was one of the another to require strict laws Throughout the game the 44- 4:311-Gospel Music 8; Loyd Bridges' Water World 6; The first planks approved. on lobbying disclosure. '' WLWC-TV ... WHTlj-TV previews the Republican National year-old German grandmaster Olympics '72 13. 5:0()-Sports Challenge 3; Goit Tournament 8; Wide World of Although mOlt of the platBut the convention's major Convention in a special at 5 ... An Olympics special ill on WTVN- gesticulated and hushed the Sports6,13 ; Mid-Western Hayr ide~ ; Roll_er Derby 15. form was expected to be given battle-in wbat otherwise ill TV at 6, and the same station has a charming magic show, plus a crowd of 1,200 persons. 5: 311-Bill Anderson 3. U.S. Representative circus, with magician Mark Wilson, at 6:30. a rubber stamp, there was expected to be a sedate three "But they were wonderful," 6:QO-News, Weather, Sports 3, 4, 8, 10. News 3; CBS News 8, 10; News 4; Rollin' on the considerable agitation from days to renominate the Nixon- Clarence E. Miller will be back Monday - The Republican National Convention opens in he said later. "You could hear 6: 311-NBC River 13; Let'& Make A Deal 6. . in southeastern Ohio this conservatives for language Agnew ticket--centered on an Miami Beach at I p. m. on all NBC and CBS stations. them breathe." 7: oo-This Is Your Life 3; Hee Haw 8; Lawrence Welk 4. 13. tS ; weekend. supporting right-to-work laws attempt by reformers to give Death Volley Days 10. Saturday morning he will be .•._.~~·..,..·,·.......v,·,·~···x···-.·····.::··...,,•o!.V.'.'•'<I'.I'o'.t'o'X•'•'•.,,.... 7: 3D-Nashville Musit 3; Green Acres 10. and an even stronger an- greater voting power to the ::>JW>Wlt:w.'WW.~~fMII\OMWllllll!i .. . ..................................... ......, ........................•.v:A-.o,• 8:110-AII In the Family 8, 10; NBC Comedy Theatre 3, 4, IS ; tibusing plank than proposed large, urban states at the 1976 in Belpre to participate in the Movie, "The Day the Fish Came Out", 6, 13. of the Annual Belpre activities by the draft. convention. 8: 3Q--,--Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10. Homecoming Festigal. On Reformers Turned Back 9: oo-Ditk Von DykeS, 10; Pro Football 3, 4, IS. 9: 30--Arnie 8. 10. Saturday afternoon, the The reformers have been 10:110-ABC Comedy Shawtoso 6, 13; Mi!Sion Impossible a. 10. lawmaker will travel to neighdecisively !limed back by both 11:110-News. Weather, Sports 6, 13. MacArthur's widow) even richer. By JACK O'BRIAN the Convention Rules Commit· boring Meigs CoUI).tY to attend 11:30--Movln: The Black Scorpion 6; The Pigeon That Took TilE REAL TiliNG -REAL ESI' ATE London also has a new "Rock Carmen" and tee and the GOP National the Meigs County Fair near Rome. 10; Rampage at Apache Wells, 8; The Cot Creeps, 13. Pomeroy . That evening Miller NEW YORK (KFS )-Steve McQueen and the reviewers threw rocks at it ... It's not a 12: oo-News 3; Movie, Trapped in Tonglors 15 Committee. and Seek 3; The French Line4 ; Tha Creature Walks They plan to take their fight will be in Zanesville where he Neile Adams, despite the martial bustup, are desecreatioo to jazz up a claB8ic such aa 12: ~Hide 13. I: 30--Movles, Slander 10; The Crime of Dr. Hollett. SYRACUSE - Mrs. Maude to the convention floor Monday will visit the Muskingum sort of pals: Steve has agents finding a West- "Carmen"; Q.!carHammerstein 2nd added jazz 2: 311-Movle ~ ; News 13 County Fair. before a nationwide television port, Conn. abode for Nelle and the kids ... Sarah and made a modern classic (I "Carmen Jones" 3: 311-Movle Pickens Johnson, 89, Syracuse, 4. Vaughan said at Trude Heiler's she's without sacrificing quality; the · late Blll died Thursday at the Syracuse Nursing Home. negotiating a chain of singing schools. Beware : Robinson gave us hllarlous fWl In ''The Hot WIN AT BRIDGE SUNDAY, AUGUST2D Mrs. Johnson, the daughter Mickey Rooney started downhill that way ... . Mikado'' and Gilbert & Sullivan didn't roll over 6:110-FIIm 4. of the late George and Alleline Mario Tucci, who owns the long-popular in their mausoleums; so it's perfectly all right 6: 311-Doy of Distovery 4; News maker '12 . 7:110-0id Time Gospel Hour 13; Soc Iallies in Transition 4. Burri Pickens, was a member Delmonico's Restaurant down Wall St. way, to swing the classics, but not by the neck ... 7:30--Time for Timothy 4; Treehouse Club 10; Faith for Today of the PlanLs United Methodilit also owns a 90-foot yacht. Most of hili brokerAmonth or so ago it seemed the fall-winter 8; Revival Fires 6. club to dummy's king at NORTH 18 Church. Besides her parenLs, customers can't afford one ... Mutual Broad- Bdwy. play season would be a doldrwn, but 8:110-Herotd of Truth 3; Davey & Goliath 4; Leonard Repass 8; trick four . .Q8 7 Gospel Cora van 6 ; Church Servlte 13; Movie "The Redhead she was preceded in death by If he holds two more clubs casting's black nehvork will air all~lack more than iO shows now are plaMed to open .Q 93 From Wyoming", 10. two brothers. including the queen the hand college grid games !hili fall. • Q964 before Ouislmas ... Now's the time to see a 8: Is-Morning Report 4. Surviving are three siliters, can't be made. Otherwise .K4J Several legit theatres will switch to porno- Bd\Vy. show - not one is selling out ... Jane 8:311-0rat Roberts 3; Your Health 4; Day of Discovery 8; ReM Humbord 13; Revival Fires 15; Kathryn Kuhlman 6. Mrs. H. D. Neigler, Racine; there is an automatic palaces sad to report; even the Shuberts might Fonda's obscenely-meant "F.T.A." movie WEST EAST 9:()()---,.Singing Jubllee3; Cadle Chapel4; ReM Humbord IS; Tom sq ueeze against East. Josie Pickens of Syracuse, and .K53 .4 2 & Jerry 8. . Just look at the actual sit- fall into the pit in this stage-6how..starved period Hopped in N. Y. and Calif. and was yanked, 9: 3D-Church .75 Mrs. Mary SheeLs of Dayton; a ¥AKJ 1042 by Side of Road 4; Groove Goodies 8; Dr. Paul t75 tJ108 2 uation. South must play his ... Bdwy. has only a dozen live legitimate shows presumably to await college kids' return to Warren 13. brother, Titus Pickens of ... Q2 .109865 next to last trump to get rid running; London, 31 ... Inflation: flack of Bdwy. school, Variety reported ... Variety analyzed the 10:110-Church Service 4; Faith for Today IS ; This We Believe 13; Syracuse, and several nieces of the last one held by West. movie houses zoomed to $4 a ticket ... Biggest quarter-ln-a-<dot filthy 42nd St. peepshowa, and SOUTII (D) Thl• Is The Life 3; Reluctant Dragon 13; Oral Roberts 6; and nephews. Movie, Smiley , 10. .AJI0 96 Then, South simply con- Bdwy. film theatre crowds jam the spots concluded they cost two bits a minute or ''The Funeral services will be held to : ~ Thlsls the Life 15; Insight 4; Captain Noah 3; Facing Life ¥ 86 tinues with his last trump. showing black films ($!per Fly, Shaft etc.). quivalent of $30 for a two-llour show which could 8; Doubledeckers 13; Christopher Closeup, 6. t AK 3 at 2 p.m. Saturday at the A club is discarded from 11 :110-TV Chapel 3; Bullwlnkle 13; Fotus on Columbus 4; Producer Joe Papp's drama deal with CBS be seen at any conventional hardcore theatrical .AJ 7 dummy to leave dummy Ewi,ng Funeral Home with the Camera Threes; Consumer Report 15; Point of Vlew6. Both vulnerable with four diamonds and a ill for a reputed $7,000,000; Papp was fired there site for from ~-" Rev. Dwight Zavltz officiating. II : 30--This Is the Answer 3; Insight 15; Make a Wish 6. !3; Urclub. East has to hold onto years ago for his politics ... ABC's TV comWest North East South Small detail behind the headlined Richard ban ·League Presents 10; Fate the Nation 8. Burial wiU be in the Letart four diamonds and must 12: 30--Revlvoi Flresl3; At tssue3; Comment~ ; Open Bible 15; mentator Harry Reasoner told this anti-TV iale Harris • Baroness Nina Van Pallandt Falls Cemetery. Friends may Fate the Nation 10. come down to one club also. himself: years ago he brought a good news ''romance" - they bave the same manager ... 2¥ Pass call at the funeral home any 12: 4s--Secred Heart 15. Pass PaS3 Pass Now So u I h plays three scoop to CBS (where be was working then) and time. Sondra Lee was the pert, gifted, tiny ballet I: 110-Meet the Press 3. 4, 15 ; Old Time Gospel Hour 8; Lower rounds of diamonds and Opening lead- ¥ K Lighthouse 13; Lamp Unto My Feet 10. the now-president of CBS News told him: "Let's sprite "Tiger Uly" in Mary Martin;s "Peter winds up taking the last two 1: 311-Look Up and LlveiO; Issues& Answers6, 13. with his ace-jack of leak it to the papers, and then we'll run it Pan" and "Minnie Fay" in the first "Hello, 2:110-Camero Throe 10; Talking Honds 8; Movies: "Battle By Oswald & James Jacoby tricks clubs. The Daily Sentinel tomorrow night." Hymn" 3; "M!rrlll's Marauders", 6j "The Diary of Anne Dolly" ; Sondra's riow a succt!88ful N. Y. Fronk" 13; Baseball 4. DEVOTED TO THE We watched a pretty good (NEWSPA PE R ENTEIPIUSE ASSN.) There's almost no investigative journalism decorator, extra handy for sighting de lalla INTEREST OF . 2: 30--Good News 10; Wrestling 8; Death Valley Days IS. player go down at four MEIGS -MASON AREA on TV after all Its swaddling years ... Geraldo under tables, chairs, etc ... Sondra's work wW be 3:110-0ther Side of the Stars 10; Western Thee fer 15. spades. He complained bitCHESTER L. TANNEHill . Rivera of ABC gets into a meaty expose oc- seen in a national magazine (the posh new {1. 3:30--Tennis 8, 10. Elite. Ed. terly about losing the trump Wortd6; GoiiTournomentl, 10; Sa!nf, u . ROBE AT HOEFLICH. casionally - in which he always puts h!mself flees of VIdeo Publlsbers, a hot new video 4:110-Untamod and club finesses and runThe bidding has been: 4: »-Scoreboard 4; Survival 6. City Editor nin g into a 4-2 diamond West North East South high among the story's principals ... Best TV cassette firm). S:oo-Conventlon '72, 6, 13; Primus~; Film 15. Publ ished da il y f)Ccept brea k._ Slturdey by Tht- Oh io Valley Derby 3; Juvenile Jury 4; Animal World 8; Death I¥ Db!e Paos 2. investigating reporter in N. Y. TV is Chris Camouflaged obscenity: some of the 42lld 5: 30--Roller Publish ing Con,~any. Ill Valley Days. 10; Film, IS. Dhle Pass Pass 3 t He a Is o cong ratulated Borgen of CBS-TV whose daring street insight St.-Times Square area massage jolnlll which 6 : 110-~mpaign '72, 8, 10; News 4; Comment 15; Olympics 6; Court St ., Pomeroy , Ohio , 4t Pass ? 45169. Bus ineu Office Phone West on his defense. West Pass Time Tunnel 13. and polished exploration of pollee cases is a are really brothels label themselves on outllde 992-2156 , Editorial F'hont 992 - had led ace-kin·g and another You, Soulh, hold: 6: »-NBC News 3, 4, 6; 15. journalistic joy ... Chris was a narc~p on the signs, ''Health Spaa" ... Brltilll women's lib 21$7. . heart to start with and got • 8743¥2 tAK94J .762 7:110-Gilllgan's Island 4; Mogle ClrcuU; Wild Kingdom 6, 13; Second clan PO:ita;e pa lel at N.Y. force for ten years before he switched to group's magazine Ia called "Adam'1 Rib" ... N. Lassie 8, 10; Primus 3. · , out with a trump to wait for Pomeroy, Ohio . · What do you do now? Nlf l on~l a-dvertis i ng his club trick . broadcasting first as a Phllly deejay. He's the of Disney 3, ~. 15; Survival t3: Movie, ''A Dandy In 7:30--World Y.'s Off Track Betttnc otffce on 7th Ave. in the A- Pass.' Your partner doesn't rtprtunrative Bot tl neiii Asplc"r 8, 10. • We hated to point out to have much of 1 double. 11 you best now at hili rare TV category, inside crime, garment center feela It's· safe as a bank: the 8:0()-FB 6, 13. GIIIIgher , Inc .. 12 East 42nct St., New York Clly , New York . our friend that he really like to live dangerously, bid · TheCopacabana filed suit here aginst plaque on Its entrance noor proclaims a former 8: 30--Jimmy Stewart 3, 4, 15. Subtcr lptlon . rates : Oe - should have made the . hand either four spades or five dia; . Sammy Dam Jr. for $.'14,000 ($30,000 allegedly 9:110-Mostorpleee Theatre 20; Bonanza. 3, 4, 15; Movie '-'Tho llvtrtd bv carrier whert and undoubtedly would have monds. There is a very slight oorrowed, $4,000 for booze and goodies en- tenant which dldn 't take its moaalc along when Men In Istanbul" 6, 13. IYIIIIble 50 .cents f)er wee-k ; It left: ''The Continental Bank lc Tn!st CCI!Ipany 9:»--Lifl of Leonardo DaV!ncl a, io. done so if he didn't have the ~hance that game will be made. ''~'Motor Route where carrier TODAY'S QUESTION tertalning his pals) .... Singer Jack Jones also is - ofN. Y." ... James Coco, who stars in the Sophia 10: oo-Boid Ones 4, 15, 3. strvlc' hot available ~ One jack of clubs. month Sl.15 . av mail In Ohio 10:_30--High RoadtoAdwnture 10; Death Valley Days&. Instead of bidding four dia- going through money-manager litigation, cross- Loren • Peter O'Toole "Man of La Mancha" ....._NeWs, The whole point in the play end W. VI ., One year SI .. .OO. Wuther Sports, 3, 4, 8, 15; CBS News 10. Sht monrht S7 .2S . Tlutt is that West shows up with munds, your partner has bid suits galore... The very American Hecht- movie, happened alao to act In the long-aiJo lif:'i5-'Nows 1, 10; News 13. monthl 14 .$0. Subscrlpllon six hearts, three spades and three hearts over your three MacArthur comedy, "The Front Page," is stage orlglna1. Played the part of a barber, long 11 : 30--Jollnny ~rson 3, 4, !5; Judd 6; Movin: "Hell's Kitchen" pric• Includes Sundav T imes. . at least one club since he diamonds. What do you do now? LOndon's latest smash in revival .. . The lovely before he starred on Bdwy. In "Last cl. the Red . 8; "In the Coot of 111e Day"IO; Newall. SentineL ll : ~Movle: "HNwn KnOWI, Mr. Allison" 13. followed when South led a royalties will make Helen Hayes (OlarUe Hot Lovers." I:GO-Nows 13. ,I. 81 Coml"ng *O F.air ~~ ~.-.~ Club Jack Makes Trouble 2• I~ -~:-: I Voice along Br'Way Maude Johnson Died Thursday j. ,_,=·-·-- I.4. . l ' .. ~ .. • "" ... •.: - l'he Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Atig. IB, 1972 · h t Torres Shelled In De U _ By FRED McMANE lJPI Sports Writer Infielder Hector Torres of . the Montreal Expos made his major league debut as a pitcher Thursday night and found out one thing-it's not as easy as Steve Carlton makes it look. Torres was summoned by manager Gene Mauch out of sheer disgust in the ninth inning after five _other pitchers had failed milierably in an effort to stop an onslaught l)y the Houston Astros. But, alas, Torres was treated no differently than the rest' of the .Expos' pitchers as he was raked for five straight singles before retiring a batter. The Astros ended up winning the game, I7<i, behind a 21).1ilt attack that featured a pair of home runs by Lee May and solo homers by Cesar Cedeno and Doug Rader. Cedeno also collected a pair of doubles as he and May each drove in four runs. Torres, who said he bad never pitched before, admitted he wasn't too surprised at the· way he was roughed up in his short stint. "I was only trying lo throw like it was batting practice and they sure hit me like they were taking batting practice," said Torres. "I've never pitched before and I only threw them fast balls." Four Clubs Contend for SVAC Crown BY KEITII WISECUP The Southern Valley Conference football race this year. unlike the last two years, is up for grabs as foiu- teams may have a good shot at the crown . Symmes Valley will be fullgo again in the league this year. The Vikings participated in basketball and baseball last year, but were not inducted in to the league until after grid season . They could be one of the stronger teams in the league. Kyger Creek, under new head coach Jim Sprague, is expecting a powerhouse. Former Coach Dick Adams, now playing professional football with the ottawa Rough Riders in the Canadian Football League, i~ credited generally with reviving a readiness for hard-nosed football among the Bobcats. Eastern waltzed through the SV AC last year, going undefeated, hardly having to nex ' a muscle . They have won the SVAC two years in a row and have piled up 12 consecutive I SVAC wins. Kyger Creek last beat them 30-14 in 1969. The Eagl_es lost a lot by Wlllle Davia collected two homer with a man aboard in singles, scored twice and drove the second inning to provide in a run with a sacrifice ny in the Cubs with their margin of the Dodgers' victory over victory over the Giants. Milt Pittsburgh. AI Downing went 8 1 Pappas worked eight innings to 1-3lnnlngs to gain creditfor the notch his ninth victory of the victory while Bob Moose was year . Willie McCovey acthe loser. Manny Sangulllen counted for the Giants' run , had a homer for the Pirates. with a homer. Nate Colbert belted hili 34th homer and drove in another run with an infield out to pace th~ Padres' triumph over the Cardinals. Clay Kirby pitched two hit ball over seven innings before leaving with a sore elbow to notch his lOth victory. Ron Allen, brother of Dick Allen, hit a homer for the Cardinals. Jose Cardenal hit hill 13th graduation, but have some good material to work with again this year. Coach Roger Kirkhart, entering his second year, had a 9-0 slate in 1971. North Gallia could be considered the pre-season favorite. The Pirates have good size and speed. A big fullback and a blaziilg fast halfback could ciu'ry the North Gallians to the title. Coach John Blake also teaches headknockin' football . Southern, using mostly sophomores and juniors last year under Coach Bruce Wallace, have several lettermen back. The Tornadoes could surprise · some people. Coach Bill Jewell now has the reigns of the Tornadoes. Two teams that have been kicked around unmercifully in the last two years, Southwestern and Hannan Trace, both figure on big im' provements this year. One or both could become nobody's patsy. . All in all, this year's SVAC grid pictw-e could be one of the brightest in years. An exciting and tight race is assw-ed . " ; ,.,. "}' . . . ... , 7 -~' COLTS ctrr i!4UA11 ,. KANSAS CIT¥, Mo. Van . Browna~a. a quarterback 101" .i....,_v, 't. on last year'• _•••• .,, cnampion Nebta)ka was placed Oft Thw-sday by lhf tlaltJin, Colts. The placing of BtownitOn waivers cut the Colts • ' ~<ita 59 players. · (liPI)It was Carlton's 15th congOt all mljty and secutive victory but the first 'lvent wild .. There time he has defeated Cln•tn Philadelphia cinnaU in sill years. night - Sieve "It feels great, " said wclh his 20th game. -Carlton . "This has never lanky left-bander, happened to me before, but you by a rare display of have to give my teammates a hitting, defeated the lot of credit, Cincinnati ill 3--:-~::.: : : ::·:::m~:::::~:;:;:::::~::::;::,~m:~r..~::::'* ~~~~~ti Reds 9-4 to touch off tough." ~ cheers from tlie Deron Johnson and Willie ended their · Montanez each hit tw~un "We want bomers to lead the 16-hit Phtladelphla attack. you cry," Carlton had trouble with the Manager Paul Reds in the third inning. Dave his star pitcher Concepcion singled and scored onto the field on a double by, Bill Plummer. for a standing After a sacrifice by losing 'OVatiOIJ. ''To be called back pitcher RoB8 Grimsley (10--6), I've never seen Pete Rose singled to make it 2-2 like it. What a and scored the third run on Joe ~I tor·"' Morgan's double. The Phillies regained the cr.-.... Today's STEAK HOUSE ;Sport Para.de MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor • ~y NEIL HERSHBERG Spiol11 Writer Feyman appeared to league retread Tigers picked earlier this it to Billy most mileage ~~!~left-bander. sj six hits in hiS third straight Detroit as the Tigers ltliliplll!tU4lnlne~~ota, 12-2, in the NEW YORK (UPI)-Rod Laver keeps getting mutdered good advice. That's how it ill when you were on top of the mounf4ln once now you're 15th in the World Championship Tennillif'lidings struggling to stay even there. · Everybody knows what's wrong with you. Tho! in wouldn't be so bad except that everybody has to tell yotl the to correct what's wrong. To give you an idea bow things have been going for the slwfi. ping 34--year-old Australian redhead in his last half dcrzen tour. aaments, he'd have been better off playing bridge. St. Louis, 3-2, Chicago edged San Francilico, 2-1, and New York defeated Atlanta, 2-1. Shortstop Luis Alvarado and Pal Kelly both doubled and drove in two runs each to bring Chicago to within a haU game of the American League West lead. Alvarado's two-run single and Kelly's two-run double in the sixth inning supplied all the firepower as Chicago unloaded on starter .Pat Dobson and reliever Rorie Harrison. Reggie Smith clubbed a three-run homer in eighth inning off Mike Paul to help Boston edge ,Texas. Smith's home run followed a two-out single by Luis Aparicio and a walk to Carl Yastremski. II£ 14_.7 cu. ft. NO-fROST ftEFIIIGA two-run homer by Bob £11ATOII-Fft£EZER w~h GIANT 141Oliver and a pair of home runs lb. Fft[Elfft. NO DEFROSTING qtR by Leroy Stanton sparked Frost Free California over Cleveland . Automatic Stanton, who banged out four Defrost hits, gave the Angels a 1-0 lead Same As in the second inning with his Above ninth homer· and Oliver's 15th bomer followed a single by Ken Berry to make it 3-0 in the fourth . 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Tony Roche knocked him off in the first round at &8llle back to win Alexander took care of him in the third round at 7-', in 10 innings. Nikki Pille swept past him in the second round at Loulllvllle; but five Lutz eliminated him in the quarter-finals of the u.s. of August Championships at Boston, and Wednesday night Livef eight of Its all finished at Fort Worth when he was bounced ofitln the Fryman has for Detroit's round by Jeff Borowiak, one of those nice kids out of Ctilleee In that span. first year as a pro. the second of Wonderful Advice seaaon for Fryman whose All this time, Laver has been getting wondetful advice· . ~ • • career has been hampered by . From all sides. ' ~- iln atllritic left elbow So Hari-y Hopman isn't particularly eager to put in hili twl·:,;. w~s glad to ~ · coming cents even though he knows Rod Laver, tennil player, probll.bly I knew they'd better tban anybody else in the world. runs," Fryman Harry Hopman is to tennili what Vince Lombal'tll waa been on a football and John McGraw was to bueball. " At the moment, he's keeping busy as coordinator for Pepsi....~ . . sacrifice fty In Cola's Mobile Tennili Program which is giving city kids ill " :.'~ lruilftg of the second Home ol Philadelphia, Boston and New York a cbance to play the game · -~~~v~ Minne~ta a sp~t of but despite this job and the fact he's alao running hla oim tennis' : 'lhe tWinbill. Detrotl rema~d Major league Standings Cin<innoli (Hall 5-11 at New camp on the campus of Amherst College he stm keeps an eye oii a_hall game behind divisionthe Fabulous By United Pross lnternatonal York (Koosmon 8-8), 8:05 p.m. National League ·l · Balhmore In the Atlanta (Mclain 3-3) at all his old pupils. Eut .Montreat · (Morton 5-10), a:os Rod Laver Ia one of them, and whfll you Ilk Hlft1, IANue Eaat. , . w. 1. pet.· g .b. p.m. - Pittsburgh 69 42 :622 · what's wrong with Laver he speaka about him the wa)t he opened the lOth Houston (Roberts 9-S) at 59 50 .541 9 ' New York · was forced at Philadelphia (Brandon 5-4l. about any of his pupils-objectively. Chitago 59 54 .522 II Sl. Lou is 53 51 .482 15'12 7:35 p.m . "First of all, Rod is past the age where he's liable 1o ~ew on ~ Chl<ago (Jenkins 16-10) at Montreal SO 60 .455 18'1> _ s ays Hopman. "He's on the down-run. You have to' · re~".:!, los Angeles (Singer 4-11). 11 Ph iladelphia 42 69 .378 21 p .m. he 's 34. Many people are tracingRod'sdectine !1-om '~then he then West Pittsburgh (Ellis 10-6) al San all the money ($170,000) in that Madison Square otrden w. 1. pet. g.b. Diego (Greif S-12) , 10:30 p.m. Cincinnati 68 4J .613 St. Louis (Santorinl 6-81 at last year, but if you look at it closely, you see htln lhilt 11 Houston 64 50 .561 5112 San Fronclsto (Willoughby 2-01. tories of his he met many players who weren't In llli~ Los Angeles 59 51 .536 8'12 11 p.m. ' Atlanla 52 63 .4.52 18 Dennil Ralston badn't played for sotne tirne; the- tot Saturdey's Games San Franclsto 51 64 .443 19 Cincinnati at New York Roche; and Arthur Ashe hadn't played for five wtili. So San Diego "" 67 .396 24 St. Louis at San Frantisco can't really use that as a basis for Rod's decllne." Thursday's Results Houston at Phila, night New York 2 Atlanta I _ Whal Aboul tbe No1edlve? Atlanta at Monlreal, night Chicago 2 San Frantisco 1 Order By Phone Ch icago al Los Ang. night Okay, but what about Laver's nOiedive now? Philadelphia 9 Cinci ~ . (Only games stheduledl Houston 17 Montreal 5 And Ta~e Em Home "Well, you know he has all these many bualness oblljation8, · ~ San Diego 3 St. Louis 2 says Hopman. "My feeling is it's all a matter of orftnilation. 992-5432 . "Los Ang 4 Pittsburgh 2 don't think Rod is practicing properly. I WO!IIdn't try American league Today's Probable Pitchers (Ail Times EDT) Eut any advice though. What I'd do, say l week before w. I. pet. g.b. Champlonshlpo beginatForest Hills the end of Iilli ' Loll Baltimore 60 52 .536 De troll up Mark McCormack, Rod's agent, and say forget 60 53 .531 '12 New York BE SURE TO SHOP THE JONES BOYS 58 53 .523 Jl;, interested in anything for a week, even if it's fot a 17Boston 56 54 .509 3 beat Cln"Then I'd book him in a bote!. I'd get Cleveland 52 60 .464 8 THIS WEEK FOR COUNTY FAIR Diego nipped Milwaukee empty and the other in the name of Mr. Jones or 43 69 .384 17 West that so nobody could reach him. What would I do wlilt BEEF BONANZA BUYS! w. I. pel. g.b. Work, work, work!" O..kland 66 46 .589 Chi<ago 65 46 .586 'I> League Harry Hopman shys away froni picking winners riiln\ially, Minnesota 58 51 .532 6'1> It you press him he says he Ultes Pasadena-born Stan Smith Kansa~ City 54 56 .491 11 win the alngles tlUe in the U.S. Open again. ~llfornla Sl 61 .455 IS TeMos 4.5 67 .405 21 "Why? Because he's an Improver," says ~man. He hai a. Thursday's Results very good temperament, You say he has no color? l'lil not · Chltago 6 Baltimore 1 cemed with things Ulte that. I Ulte conOflltraUoli, ab-le vtiy Boston • teus 3 (night) Detroit 12 Mlnn 2. lsi game and power when it's needed. To me, thtlt'sltlit lnak• Mlnn 7 Del 6. 2nd 10 inns) tennis player." California 4 Cleveland 2 He's Nol Disturbed (Only games stheduied) Today'• Probable Pitchers II does not disturb 61;-year-old Harry Ho~n Utat he was !Ali Times EbT) called "CaptainBilgh," "Svengali"andsomeworsenamesin his Milwaukee (Lon borg 10-1) at The Jones Boys went to tfte Kansas City (Spi!llorff 9-9). time. He says he knows the reason. 8:30 p.m. ''My father, mother, four sisters and one brother -.rete School New York (Stottlemyre 12-13) local county fairs and purchased fine at TeMas (Bosman S-8), 8:30 teachers and I feel there was something of this in me," he 151YJ.I ''·-tlli~ p.m. remember my father coming borne and sayq 'Youltf Johnny Boston (Siebert 10-8) at 4-H & FFA Steers. We are proud to offer Chitogo !Bahnsen 15-131 , 'r-m- Brown Ia a bright lad. I'm going to get him a scholanhlfl.' On the · :· ~llfornlo (Ryan 12-11 at day Johnny Brown would win the scholarship, Mn. Jl'olm would Detroit (Lollch 18-9), 9 p.m. this quality beef at low budget prices! O..kland (Odom 9-4) at say, 'I llnew from the day Johnny was born he~d wllll _~IX•I'It•!~ Cleveland (Perry 18-11), 7:30 ship because his grandfather won a acholanhip 5,006-Mn p.m. What I'm saying is as a youth I tded Johii!y 4llilve Minnesota (Woodson 10-10) at work bard to win a scholarship, but my dl.4 fi'OIId bave to ·. Balllmore (McNally 12-10), 7:30 organize him." ;. . p.m. S.turdar's Games Harry Hopman organized quite a munber of y~ Auasle Bo~ton at Chicago tennis players in his day, players like Frank Sed(Olin. r-' · California at Detroit Hoad, Roy Emerson, Neale Fraaer, Ken Rolewali ~ Rod O..klond at Cleveland Milw at !Can City, night 700 W. MAIN _Sl1 Laver, tQ name only B handful. He otlanlzed them 10 well they POMEROY, OHIO New York at Texas, night all went on to become champiOIII and then make pleniF Jil Dl01117 Minn'al Bellimoro, night u pr111. . . But the best player he ever saw came from German-, Va., • • • • CLIP AND MAIL TOOAV • • • • • 1' and was named BlllnJden. CROW's : ~·: by Larry Bowa and scored on Don Money's sacrifice fly. -· -· ·- By lead.wlth three runs in the fifth as Terry Harmon singled, stole second, too~ third on an sirwJe "ANNUAL EMPlDYEES PICNIC Fully Escorted Mystic SNport OldCtpe~ Plymouth Rock lily Herbour Go:- Mountains RlR ~ HOUM of ltvtll ...... Ntw,..-t, Miyf....,fl ·-~~~­ FranCOIIIIIitcb Whitt Mounttln• The AUtomobile aub ot Southern Ohio ,-oo:,. ~ • • • • L2to~3~Com~:~::~YS:_t_.._Ga_ll_ipo~lis_·-...o.:..li-~Phontf!: ,......_ !lf The HAMER Companies ·· RESERVED SATURDAY UNTIL 5 P.M. FOR ''ANNUAL OUTING,. OF I.B.E.W. LOCAL No. 317 �' Mrs. Donovan Died Tuesday Mrs. Gilbert (Marie) Donovan, 51, Wellaville, died Tuesday at the Osteopathle Hospital in East Uverpool. Surviving are her hu.ilband, Gilbert ; a daughter, Margaret • · Mercer of Wellaville: two sons, Gilbert and Ralph, of Wellsville; three grandsons; her father, Walter Cook, Syracuse; five sisters, Maycle Searles, Cheshire; . Edna Searles, Bidwell; Della Mlller, Pomeroy ; Florence Riebel, Tucson, Ariz., and. Eva May Phlllips, Syracuse; three brothers, Cecil Cook, East Liverpool; Bernard Cook, Middleport; Raymond Earl Cook, East Liverpool, and several nieces and nephews. Preceding her in death were her mother, Emma L. Cook and a brother, Harold. Funeral services will be held ",, ,_ DORO'IliY RUSSElL AND HENRY WELlS of the Karr and Van .Zandt Motor Co., Pomeroy, on behalf of the auto firm presented a trophy blanket to Song of Belmont and the owner driver, Dr. R. R. Fuller, Newark, at the Meigs Fair Thursday evening. Song of Belmont was first in the third and seventh races for three year old trotters. · 'Nixon, Agnew Holding :·O ut of Power Struggle at 1 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Dwight Zavllz officlaiing. Burial wiH be in the Syractt8e Cemetery. Friends lilay ·can at the funeral home any time after 2 p.m. Saturday. PleaWII Valley H01pltal DISCHARGES: Mrs. Poeey Stevenson, J;>olnt Pleasant; John Sigman, Brancroft; Mrs. Charles Utchfleld, Southside; Edna Anderson, Gallipolis Ferry ; Mrs. Raymond Fultz, LeOrl ; Virginia Fultz, Leon; Terry Roush, Mason; Jack Hayes, New Haven; Usa K. Hayes, New Haven; Darlene Stevens, · New Haven; Ada Carson, Mason; Vallie Cole, Hartford; Mrs. Paul Bonecutter, Gallipolis Ferry. Television Log TONY KENNEDY, NINE·YEAR-{)LD SON of Mr. and Mrs. JWJior Kemedy, Middleport Route 1, is again outrider for the Meigs County Fair. Tony received a nice ovation from the full grandstand watching the Thursday night twilight races as he moved along in the races for the eight races. He is riding Bachelor Boy, owned by Mrs. Flossie Allensworth, Middleport. Spassky May Tie FRIDAY, AUGUST 18 6: oo-News 3, 4, 8. 10. IS ; NB-C New.- a, 10; Truth or Conseq. 6; I Dream of Jeannie \3; Hothovoaa 33. . 6: 30--News 3/ 4, 8, 10, 15; Frenth Chef, 33. 7:00 - Dltk Von Dyke 4; News 6, 10; Whars My Line 8; Elec. Co. 20 ; Porter Wagner 3; Wild Wild West 13; Saint 15; Masterpiece Theatre 33. 7:30 - To Toll The Truth 6; Dragnet 8; Adlm-12 3; I Dream of Jeannie ~; Mr. Rogers 20 ; Parent Game 10. 8:00- Brody Bunth6, 13; O' Hara, U.S . Treasury I ; Book Beat 33 ; Movie " The 25th Hour" 3, IS; Movie "On the Beath" 4. 8:30'-'-- Partridge Family 6, 13; VIetnam: Beyond The Fury 33. 9:00 - Room 222 6, 13; Movie "Ulysses" 8; Movie "Ride the Wild Surf" 10. . 9:30- Odd Couple6, 13; Fine Art of Goofing OH 33. 10:00 - Love Amerlton Style!J; This EMile and This Stranger 33 10:30- Dr . Simon Locke 3; Dr. In The House 4; Rolling on River IS; Washington Week in Review 33 . Filicher wiU probably be told REYKJAVIK ( UPI) - way to come out of the game of the suit after today's game Bobby Fischer, unaware of a with a draw. MIAMI BEACH (UPI)-Un· Conservatives Are Upset audience where they hope that $1.75 million law suit hanging and before his sabbath begins l1 : 00 - News3, ~.6.8,. 10, 13, 15. The adjourned game wllllng to antagonize either Conservatives were upset the large numbers of big-state over hili head, analyzed hili reswnes at 10:30 am. EDT at sunset, American sources 11 :30-Johnny Carson3. ~. 15 ; Dick Covelt6; Movie"Hell Below Zero" 8; Movie "curse of the Voodoo" 10; Movie " The aide, President Nixon has that the platform draft prailied delegates could upset earlier strategy until dawn today in an today. said . Bravados, " 13 . decided to stay out of a power organized labor but failed to decisions. source close to Filicher 1:00 - Roller Derby 4; Midnight Spe<lal3, IS; Movie "Satan's A effort to beat Boris Spassky Flacherhelda 8'h to 5'h point Satellites" 10. struggle between large states include the traditional A White House source said when play reswned In the 15th lead and needs another four said "Bobby would blow hili top 1:30 - News 13, 4. and small states for control of language endorsing right-to- the administration sought unand forget all about chess. He points to win the Iitle. the Jg78 Republican National work laws, which labor op- successfully to "bring cannot stand the sight of Fox SATURDAY, AUGUST19 Fischer Has Easy Draw REYKJAVIK (UPI) 6:110-Foith fo1 · Today 10. Convention. poses. together" the reformers and and to tell him Chester is suing All grandmasters agreed Bobby Flscber and Boris 6: 30--Chrlstopher Closeup 10. Vice President Spiro T. And a subcommittee Thurs- the party's conservative would be putting fuel to the 7:110-Ne!ghbors 13; Cummunique 6; Form Front 4; Death Spassky today agreed lo a that the temperamental Agnew, who would benefit day toughened the antibusing majority which so far has Volley Days8; Societies In Transition 10 ; Formbook 3. challenger had an easy draw fire." draw In the 151h game of the . mlllt from keeping the balance provision by proposing a prevaUed in the preconvention 7: Is-Woman's Point of VIew 13. The suit, filed in a federal world chess championship. but only Yugoslavia's Svetozar 7 : ~GIIIIgan'sls . ~; M.sn from C.O.S. I. 10; Gospel6; Blostott of power in the party with the constitutional amendment to maneuvering. Gligoric stuck his neck out and court, said Fischer violated an 13; Monkoes a. small, conservatin states If he outlaw · the use of busing to When it became apparent agreement for filming the 8:110-Dr. Doolittle 3, ~. 15; Jerry Lewis 13; Bugs Bunny 8. 10; said "Spassky wm need a seeks the GOP presidential achieve racial desegregation that no compromise acceptable game of their world cham- miracle to escape". Fun for Every one 6.$250,000 match by refusing to 8: Is-Matters of Life 6. nomination four years hence, should Nixon's legililative pro-- to both sides was possible, the pionship chess match. U.S. sources ssid Fischer allow cameras in the hall. 8: 30--Del>uty Doo 3, 4 IS ; Rood Runner 6, 13; S<OOby Doo 8; In the nearby Saga Hotel, the aJao has decided not to in- posals, seeking the same source said, Nixon decided to would not be informed before Drives Away Uacballeased Bugs Bunny 10. Russian world champion, his tervene. result, fail. keep hands off. Icelandic organizers placed 9:110-Woody Woodpecker 3. ~- 15 ; Funky Phantom 6, 13; king in check and hili 41st move the game today of the 75 helmeted policemen at the Harlem Globetrotters 8. 10. Their joint decisions was (The House went beyond the Although the White House million lawsuit filed against Panther 3. 4, 15; Jatkson Fivo6, 13; Help Hair Bear revealed hy a White House GOP platform writers by source did not elaborate on sealed in a brown envelope, him by movie producer front and backstlge entrance 9: 30--Pink Bunth a, 10. source. It means that the approving early today a bill not Agnew's decision, it was clear retired with his chief second Chester Fox in New York in case FilJcher might be 10:110-Jetsons 3, ~. IS; Bewitched 6, 13; P<lbbies and Bomm RepubUcan convention wiU al- only to ban crosstown busing of that any Agnew intervention on Eyfim Geller hoping to find a Wednesdsv. Bamm 8, 10. sUIIUDoned to court on the spot, 10: ~Barrier Reef 3, ~. 15 ; Liddsvllle 6, 13; Archie's TV FunmOlt certainly bave a floor any students but to allow behalf of the party regulars but the American was allowed nies 8. 10. fight over GOP liberala' efforts schools under co~rt busing would only incense liberals and to drive away unchallenged. II :110-Take A Giant Step 3. ~ . IS; Curiosity Shop 6. 13; Sabrina, to at)ract to the party more orders to get these orders hurt him in 1976 if he chose to Tho Teenage Witch 8, 10. WEEKEND TV FARE : Saturday - Two pilots get a preview The 15th game got off to a II : 3D-Josle and the Pussytatl 8, 10. women, young people and changed to conform' with new run for the nomination. tonight (they're not on the regular fall schedule, as yet ): One, dramatic start when German !2:oo-Mr. Wizard 3, ~- 15; Jonny Quest 13; Batman 8; Monkees minorlUes. legislation. The Senate Is The !56-member GOP 10. "The Neighbors"', sounds like "Son of All in the Family," while arbblter Lothar Schmid went Wililedle bethtwe contefroversy unUkely)~~- J~~! :,th; . ~~-"- Natlo~a).(:Ommittee ThUrsday the other, "Capt. ·Newman, .M. D.," is .based on a very .funny, IQ, the p:ont of ~e, sta~ ~d.. 12:311-Bugaloos 3, IS; Roller Derby 4; Lantelot Link 13; ,, Mlnlllurt Golf 6; Whars ACon.-ntlon All About? I, 10. , persls . .een r OI'J!!OI'., , ver on. •. • upi111ld,the1smaller.,but equally asked for silence. . , 1:110-CBS-Chlldren'sFIIm often-moving novel, ai!O, WHTN-TV .. .'!..()ads of sports, with· two Festtvaii,IO; Amerltan.Bondstond . and • traditionalists ·over Women's...rlghts groups ex, conservative convention Rules "One of the .players. has 6, 13; Western Theater 15, Benano Splits 3. allocating delegates to the 1976 peeled to suCceed in adding a Conunittee in rejecting the baseball games, Reds-Mets, 2:10 on WSAZ·TV, and Red Sox- complained about too much 1;311-Johnny Bench~. Kartoon ~rnlval 3. convention, the GOP's Plat- pet project - comprehensive liberals' proposal to increase White Sox, 2:15 on WTAP-TV ... Also football, Canadian style, noise in the hall and we have 2:110-Roller Derby 6; Job Show 10; Kentucky Afield 13; Baseball 3, 4; ~nodion Pro Football 8. form Committee met in tight child day care centers. There voting strength of big states in Toronto (with JoeTheissman) vs. Ottawa, at 2 on WCHS-TV, and had great problems," he said. 2: Is-Baseball 3. 4. 15. _ a Rams-Raiders American..style exhibition at 9 on WSAZ-TV ... "I ask you not to speak, not 2:311-You 1 13; Movie, security to ratify a series of also was considerable support 1976. "The Gun That Won 111e West:• 10. And there are 14 late-night movies available, with one starting at even whisper during the 3:110-Untamed World 5; Celebrity Bowling 13. planks previously given White lor a plank to end the sonority 3:311-F Troop6; Wagon Train 10; Time Tunnell3 . 5:30a. m., WLWC-TV. House blessing . Nixon's system in Congress and match." 4: oo-American Adventure 6. Sunday - The Reds and Mets will have at it again at 2 on Vietnam policy was one of the another to require strict laws Throughout the game the 44- 4:311-Gospel Music 8; Loyd Bridges' Water World 6; The first planks approved. on lobbying disclosure. '' WLWC-TV ... WHTlj-TV previews the Republican National year-old German grandmaster Olympics '72 13. 5:0()-Sports Challenge 3; Goit Tournament 8; Wide World of Although mOlt of the platBut the convention's major Convention in a special at 5 ... An Olympics special ill on WTVN- gesticulated and hushed the Sports6,13 ; Mid-Western Hayr ide~ ; Roll_er Derby 15. form was expected to be given battle-in wbat otherwise ill TV at 6, and the same station has a charming magic show, plus a crowd of 1,200 persons. 5: 311-Bill Anderson 3. U.S. Representative circus, with magician Mark Wilson, at 6:30. a rubber stamp, there was expected to be a sedate three "But they were wonderful," 6:QO-News, Weather, Sports 3, 4, 8, 10. News 3; CBS News 8, 10; News 4; Rollin' on the considerable agitation from days to renominate the Nixon- Clarence E. Miller will be back Monday - The Republican National Convention opens in he said later. "You could hear 6: 311-NBC River 13; Let'& Make A Deal 6. . in southeastern Ohio this conservatives for language Agnew ticket--centered on an Miami Beach at I p. m. on all NBC and CBS stations. them breathe." 7: oo-This Is Your Life 3; Hee Haw 8; Lawrence Welk 4. 13. tS ; weekend. supporting right-to-work laws attempt by reformers to give Death Volley Days 10. Saturday morning he will be .•._.~~·..,..·,·.......v,·,·~···x···-.·····.::··...,,•o!.V.'.'•'<I'.I'o'.t'o'X•'•'•.,,.... 7: 3D-Nashville Musit 3; Green Acres 10. and an even stronger an- greater voting power to the ::>JW>Wlt:w.'WW.~~fMII\OMWllllll!i .. . ..................................... ......, ........................•.v:A-.o,• 8:110-AII In the Family 8, 10; NBC Comedy Theatre 3, 4, IS ; tibusing plank than proposed large, urban states at the 1976 in Belpre to participate in the Movie, "The Day the Fish Came Out", 6, 13. of the Annual Belpre activities by the draft. convention. 8: 3Q--,--Mary Tyler Moore 8, 10. Homecoming Festigal. On Reformers Turned Back 9: oo-Ditk Von DykeS, 10; Pro Football 3, 4, IS. 9: 30--Arnie 8. 10. Saturday afternoon, the The reformers have been 10:110-ABC Comedy Shawtoso 6, 13; Mi!Sion Impossible a. 10. lawmaker will travel to neighdecisively !limed back by both 11:110-News. Weather, Sports 6, 13. MacArthur's widow) even richer. By JACK O'BRIAN the Convention Rules Commit· boring Meigs CoUI).tY to attend 11:30--Movln: The Black Scorpion 6; The Pigeon That Took TilE REAL TiliNG -REAL ESI' ATE London also has a new "Rock Carmen" and tee and the GOP National the Meigs County Fair near Rome. 10; Rampage at Apache Wells, 8; The Cot Creeps, 13. Pomeroy . That evening Miller NEW YORK (KFS )-Steve McQueen and the reviewers threw rocks at it ... It's not a 12: oo-News 3; Movie, Trapped in Tonglors 15 Committee. and Seek 3; The French Line4 ; Tha Creature Walks They plan to take their fight will be in Zanesville where he Neile Adams, despite the martial bustup, are desecreatioo to jazz up a claB8ic such aa 12: ~Hide 13. I: 30--Movles, Slander 10; The Crime of Dr. Hollett. SYRACUSE - Mrs. Maude to the convention floor Monday will visit the Muskingum sort of pals: Steve has agents finding a West- "Carmen"; Q.!carHammerstein 2nd added jazz 2: 311-Movle ~ ; News 13 County Fair. before a nationwide television port, Conn. abode for Nelle and the kids ... Sarah and made a modern classic (I "Carmen Jones" 3: 311-Movle Pickens Johnson, 89, Syracuse, 4. Vaughan said at Trude Heiler's she's without sacrificing quality; the · late Blll died Thursday at the Syracuse Nursing Home. negotiating a chain of singing schools. Beware : Robinson gave us hllarlous fWl In ''The Hot WIN AT BRIDGE SUNDAY, AUGUST2D Mrs. Johnson, the daughter Mickey Rooney started downhill that way ... . Mikado'' and Gilbert & Sullivan didn't roll over 6:110-FIIm 4. of the late George and Alleline Mario Tucci, who owns the long-popular in their mausoleums; so it's perfectly all right 6: 311-Doy of Distovery 4; News maker '12 . 7:110-0id Time Gospel Hour 13; Soc Iallies in Transition 4. Burri Pickens, was a member Delmonico's Restaurant down Wall St. way, to swing the classics, but not by the neck ... 7:30--Time for Timothy 4; Treehouse Club 10; Faith for Today of the PlanLs United Methodilit also owns a 90-foot yacht. Most of hili brokerAmonth or so ago it seemed the fall-winter 8; Revival Fires 6. club to dummy's king at NORTH 18 Church. Besides her parenLs, customers can't afford one ... Mutual Broad- Bdwy. play season would be a doldrwn, but 8:110-Herotd of Truth 3; Davey & Goliath 4; Leonard Repass 8; trick four . .Q8 7 Gospel Cora van 6 ; Church Servlte 13; Movie "The Redhead she was preceded in death by If he holds two more clubs casting's black nehvork will air all~lack more than iO shows now are plaMed to open .Q 93 From Wyoming", 10. two brothers. including the queen the hand college grid games !hili fall. • Q964 before Ouislmas ... Now's the time to see a 8: Is-Morning Report 4. Surviving are three siliters, can't be made. Otherwise .K4J Several legit theatres will switch to porno- Bd\Vy. show - not one is selling out ... Jane 8:311-0rat Roberts 3; Your Health 4; Day of Discovery 8; ReM Humbord 13; Revival Fires 15; Kathryn Kuhlman 6. Mrs. H. D. Neigler, Racine; there is an automatic palaces sad to report; even the Shuberts might Fonda's obscenely-meant "F.T.A." movie WEST EAST 9:()()---,.Singing Jubllee3; Cadle Chapel4; ReM Humbord IS; Tom sq ueeze against East. Josie Pickens of Syracuse, and .K53 .4 2 & Jerry 8. . Just look at the actual sit- fall into the pit in this stage-6how..starved period Hopped in N. Y. and Calif. and was yanked, 9: 3D-Church .75 Mrs. Mary SheeLs of Dayton; a ¥AKJ 1042 by Side of Road 4; Groove Goodies 8; Dr. Paul t75 tJ108 2 uation. South must play his ... Bdwy. has only a dozen live legitimate shows presumably to await college kids' return to Warren 13. brother, Titus Pickens of ... Q2 .109865 next to last trump to get rid running; London, 31 ... Inflation: flack of Bdwy. school, Variety reported ... Variety analyzed the 10:110-Church Service 4; Faith for Today IS ; This We Believe 13; Syracuse, and several nieces of the last one held by West. movie houses zoomed to $4 a ticket ... Biggest quarter-ln-a-<dot filthy 42nd St. peepshowa, and SOUTII (D) Thl• Is The Life 3; Reluctant Dragon 13; Oral Roberts 6; and nephews. Movie, Smiley , 10. .AJI0 96 Then, South simply con- Bdwy. film theatre crowds jam the spots concluded they cost two bits a minute or ''The Funeral services will be held to : ~ Thlsls the Life 15; Insight 4; Captain Noah 3; Facing Life ¥ 86 tinues with his last trump. showing black films ($!per Fly, Shaft etc.). quivalent of $30 for a two-llour show which could 8; Doubledeckers 13; Christopher Closeup, 6. t AK 3 at 2 p.m. Saturday at the A club is discarded from 11 :110-TV Chapel 3; Bullwlnkle 13; Fotus on Columbus 4; Producer Joe Papp's drama deal with CBS be seen at any conventional hardcore theatrical .AJ 7 dummy to leave dummy Ewi,ng Funeral Home with the Camera Threes; Consumer Report 15; Point of Vlew6. Both vulnerable with four diamonds and a ill for a reputed $7,000,000; Papp was fired there site for from ~-" Rev. Dwight Zavltz officiating. II : 30--This Is the Answer 3; Insight 15; Make a Wish 6. !3; Urclub. East has to hold onto years ago for his politics ... ABC's TV comWest North East South Small detail behind the headlined Richard ban ·League Presents 10; Fate the Nation 8. Burial wiU be in the Letart four diamonds and must 12: 30--Revlvoi Flresl3; At tssue3; Comment~ ; Open Bible 15; mentator Harry Reasoner told this anti-TV iale Harris • Baroness Nina Van Pallandt Falls Cemetery. Friends may Fate the Nation 10. come down to one club also. himself: years ago he brought a good news ''romance" - they bave the same manager ... 2¥ Pass call at the funeral home any 12: 4s--Secred Heart 15. Pass PaS3 Pass Now So u I h plays three scoop to CBS (where be was working then) and time. Sondra Lee was the pert, gifted, tiny ballet I: 110-Meet the Press 3. 4, 15 ; Old Time Gospel Hour 8; Lower rounds of diamonds and Opening lead- ¥ K Lighthouse 13; Lamp Unto My Feet 10. the now-president of CBS News told him: "Let's sprite "Tiger Uly" in Mary Martin;s "Peter winds up taking the last two 1: 311-Look Up and LlveiO; Issues& Answers6, 13. with his ace-jack of leak it to the papers, and then we'll run it Pan" and "Minnie Fay" in the first "Hello, 2:110-Camero Throe 10; Talking Honds 8; Movies: "Battle By Oswald & James Jacoby tricks clubs. The Daily Sentinel tomorrow night." Hymn" 3; "M!rrlll's Marauders", 6j "The Diary of Anne Dolly" ; Sondra's riow a succt!88ful N. Y. Fronk" 13; Baseball 4. DEVOTED TO THE We watched a pretty good (NEWSPA PE R ENTEIPIUSE ASSN.) There's almost no investigative journalism decorator, extra handy for sighting de lalla INTEREST OF . 2: 30--Good News 10; Wrestling 8; Death Valley Days IS. player go down at four MEIGS -MASON AREA on TV after all Its swaddling years ... Geraldo under tables, chairs, etc ... Sondra's work wW be 3:110-0ther Side of the Stars 10; Western Thee fer 15. spades. He complained bitCHESTER L. TANNEHill . Rivera of ABC gets into a meaty expose oc- seen in a national magazine (the posh new {1. 3:30--Tennis 8, 10. Elite. Ed. terly about losing the trump Wortd6; GoiiTournomentl, 10; Sa!nf, u . ROBE AT HOEFLICH. casionally - in which he always puts h!mself flees of VIdeo Publlsbers, a hot new video 4:110-Untamod and club finesses and runThe bidding has been: 4: »-Scoreboard 4; Survival 6. City Editor nin g into a 4-2 diamond West North East South high among the story's principals ... Best TV cassette firm). S:oo-Conventlon '72, 6, 13; Primus~; Film 15. Publ ished da il y f)Ccept brea k._ Slturdey by Tht- Oh io Valley Derby 3; Juvenile Jury 4; Animal World 8; Death I¥ Db!e Paos 2. investigating reporter in N. Y. TV is Chris Camouflaged obscenity: some of the 42lld 5: 30--Roller Publish ing Con,~any. Ill Valley Days. 10; Film, IS. Dhle Pass Pass 3 t He a Is o cong ratulated Borgen of CBS-TV whose daring street insight St.-Times Square area massage jolnlll which 6 : 110-~mpaign '72, 8, 10; News 4; Comment 15; Olympics 6; Court St ., Pomeroy , Ohio , 4t Pass ? 45169. Bus ineu Office Phone West on his defense. West Pass Time Tunnel 13. and polished exploration of pollee cases is a are really brothels label themselves on outllde 992-2156 , Editorial F'hont 992 - had led ace-kin·g and another You, Soulh, hold: 6: »-NBC News 3, 4, 6; 15. journalistic joy ... Chris was a narc~p on the signs, ''Health Spaa" ... Brltilll women's lib 21$7. . heart to start with and got • 8743¥2 tAK94J .762 7:110-Gilllgan's Island 4; Mogle ClrcuU; Wild Kingdom 6, 13; Second clan PO:ita;e pa lel at N.Y. force for ten years before he switched to group's magazine Ia called "Adam'1 Rib" ... N. Lassie 8, 10; Primus 3. · , out with a trump to wait for Pomeroy, Ohio . · What do you do now? Nlf l on~l a-dvertis i ng his club trick . broadcasting first as a Phllly deejay. He's the of Disney 3, ~. 15; Survival t3: Movie, ''A Dandy In 7:30--World Y.'s Off Track Betttnc otffce on 7th Ave. in the A- Pass.' Your partner doesn't rtprtunrative Bot tl neiii Asplc"r 8, 10. • We hated to point out to have much of 1 double. 11 you best now at hili rare TV category, inside crime, garment center feela It's· safe as a bank: the 8:0()-FB 6, 13. GIIIIgher , Inc .. 12 East 42nct St., New York Clly , New York . our friend that he really like to live dangerously, bid · TheCopacabana filed suit here aginst plaque on Its entrance noor proclaims a former 8: 30--Jimmy Stewart 3, 4, 15. Subtcr lptlon . rates : Oe - should have made the . hand either four spades or five dia; . Sammy Dam Jr. for $.'14,000 ($30,000 allegedly 9:110-Mostorpleee Theatre 20; Bonanza. 3, 4, 15; Movie '-'Tho llvtrtd bv carrier whert and undoubtedly would have monds. There is a very slight oorrowed, $4,000 for booze and goodies en- tenant which dldn 't take its moaalc along when Men In Istanbul" 6, 13. IYIIIIble 50 .cents f)er wee-k ; It left: ''The Continental Bank lc Tn!st CCI!Ipany 9:»--Lifl of Leonardo DaV!ncl a, io. done so if he didn't have the ~hance that game will be made. ''~'Motor Route where carrier TODAY'S QUESTION tertalning his pals) .... Singer Jack Jones also is - ofN. Y." ... James Coco, who stars in the Sophia 10: oo-Boid Ones 4, 15, 3. strvlc' hot available ~ One jack of clubs. month Sl.15 . av mail In Ohio 10:_30--High RoadtoAdwnture 10; Death Valley Days&. Instead of bidding four dia- going through money-manager litigation, cross- Loren • Peter O'Toole "Man of La Mancha" ....._NeWs, The whole point in the play end W. VI ., One year SI .. .OO. Wuther Sports, 3, 4, 8, 15; CBS News 10. Sht monrht S7 .2S . Tlutt is that West shows up with munds, your partner has bid suits galore... The very American Hecht- movie, happened alao to act In the long-aiJo lif:'i5-'Nows 1, 10; News 13. monthl 14 .$0. Subscrlpllon six hearts, three spades and three hearts over your three MacArthur comedy, "The Front Page," is stage orlglna1. Played the part of a barber, long 11 : 30--Jollnny ~rson 3, 4, !5; Judd 6; Movin: "Hell's Kitchen" pric• Includes Sundav T imes. . at least one club since he diamonds. What do you do now? LOndon's latest smash in revival .. . The lovely before he starred on Bdwy. In "Last cl. the Red . 8; "In the Coot of 111e Day"IO; Newall. SentineL ll : ~Movle: "HNwn KnOWI, Mr. Allison" 13. followed when South led a royalties will make Helen Hayes (OlarUe Hot Lovers." I:GO-Nows 13. ,I. 81 Coml"ng *O F.air ~~ ~.-.~ Club Jack Makes Trouble 2• I~ -~:-: I Voice along Br'Way Maude Johnson Died Thursday j. ,_,=·-·-- I.4. . l ' .. ~ .. • "" ... •.: - l'he Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Atig. IB, 1972 · h t Torres Shelled In De U _ By FRED McMANE lJPI Sports Writer Infielder Hector Torres of . the Montreal Expos made his major league debut as a pitcher Thursday night and found out one thing-it's not as easy as Steve Carlton makes it look. Torres was summoned by manager Gene Mauch out of sheer disgust in the ninth inning after five _other pitchers had failed milierably in an effort to stop an onslaught l)y the Houston Astros. But, alas, Torres was treated no differently than the rest' of the .Expos' pitchers as he was raked for five straight singles before retiring a batter. The Astros ended up winning the game, I7<i, behind a 21).1ilt attack that featured a pair of home runs by Lee May and solo homers by Cesar Cedeno and Doug Rader. Cedeno also collected a pair of doubles as he and May each drove in four runs. Torres, who said he bad never pitched before, admitted he wasn't too surprised at the· way he was roughed up in his short stint. "I was only trying lo throw like it was batting practice and they sure hit me like they were taking batting practice," said Torres. "I've never pitched before and I only threw them fast balls." Four Clubs Contend for SVAC Crown BY KEITII WISECUP The Southern Valley Conference football race this year. unlike the last two years, is up for grabs as foiu- teams may have a good shot at the crown . Symmes Valley will be fullgo again in the league this year. The Vikings participated in basketball and baseball last year, but were not inducted in to the league until after grid season . They could be one of the stronger teams in the league. Kyger Creek, under new head coach Jim Sprague, is expecting a powerhouse. Former Coach Dick Adams, now playing professional football with the ottawa Rough Riders in the Canadian Football League, i~ credited generally with reviving a readiness for hard-nosed football among the Bobcats. Eastern waltzed through the SV AC last year, going undefeated, hardly having to nex ' a muscle . They have won the SVAC two years in a row and have piled up 12 consecutive I SVAC wins. Kyger Creek last beat them 30-14 in 1969. The Eagl_es lost a lot by Wlllle Davia collected two homer with a man aboard in singles, scored twice and drove the second inning to provide in a run with a sacrifice ny in the Cubs with their margin of the Dodgers' victory over victory over the Giants. Milt Pittsburgh. AI Downing went 8 1 Pappas worked eight innings to 1-3lnnlngs to gain creditfor the notch his ninth victory of the victory while Bob Moose was year . Willie McCovey acthe loser. Manny Sangulllen counted for the Giants' run , had a homer for the Pirates. with a homer. Nate Colbert belted hili 34th homer and drove in another run with an infield out to pace th~ Padres' triumph over the Cardinals. Clay Kirby pitched two hit ball over seven innings before leaving with a sore elbow to notch his lOth victory. Ron Allen, brother of Dick Allen, hit a homer for the Cardinals. Jose Cardenal hit hill 13th graduation, but have some good material to work with again this year. Coach Roger Kirkhart, entering his second year, had a 9-0 slate in 1971. North Gallia could be considered the pre-season favorite. The Pirates have good size and speed. A big fullback and a blaziilg fast halfback could ciu'ry the North Gallians to the title. Coach John Blake also teaches headknockin' football . Southern, using mostly sophomores and juniors last year under Coach Bruce Wallace, have several lettermen back. The Tornadoes could surprise · some people. Coach Bill Jewell now has the reigns of the Tornadoes. Two teams that have been kicked around unmercifully in the last two years, Southwestern and Hannan Trace, both figure on big im' provements this year. One or both could become nobody's patsy. . All in all, this year's SVAC grid pictw-e could be one of the brightest in years. An exciting and tight race is assw-ed . " ; ,.,. "}' . . . ... , 7 -~' COLTS ctrr i!4UA11 ,. KANSAS CIT¥, Mo. Van . Browna~a. a quarterback 101" .i....,_v, 't. on last year'• _•••• .,, cnampion Nebta)ka was placed Oft Thw-sday by lhf tlaltJin, Colts. The placing of BtownitOn waivers cut the Colts • ' ~<ita 59 players. · (liPI)It was Carlton's 15th congOt all mljty and secutive victory but the first 'lvent wild .. There time he has defeated Cln•tn Philadelphia cinnaU in sill years. night - Sieve "It feels great, " said wclh his 20th game. -Carlton . "This has never lanky left-bander, happened to me before, but you by a rare display of have to give my teammates a hitting, defeated the lot of credit, Cincinnati ill 3--:-~::.: : : ::·:::m~:::::~:;:;:::::~::::;::,~m:~r..~::::'* ~~~~~ti Reds 9-4 to touch off tough." ~ cheers from tlie Deron Johnson and Willie ended their · Montanez each hit tw~un "We want bomers to lead the 16-hit Phtladelphla attack. you cry," Carlton had trouble with the Manager Paul Reds in the third inning. Dave his star pitcher Concepcion singled and scored onto the field on a double by, Bill Plummer. for a standing After a sacrifice by losing 'OVatiOIJ. ''To be called back pitcher RoB8 Grimsley (10--6), I've never seen Pete Rose singled to make it 2-2 like it. What a and scored the third run on Joe ~I tor·"' Morgan's double. The Phillies regained the cr.-.... Today's STEAK HOUSE ;Sport Para.de MILTON RICHMAN UPI Sports Editor • ~y NEIL HERSHBERG Spiol11 Writer Feyman appeared to league retread Tigers picked earlier this it to Billy most mileage ~~!~left-bander. sj six hits in hiS third straight Detroit as the Tigers ltliliplll!tU4lnlne~~ota, 12-2, in the NEW YORK (UPI)-Rod Laver keeps getting mutdered good advice. That's how it ill when you were on top of the mounf4ln once now you're 15th in the World Championship Tennillif'lidings struggling to stay even there. · Everybody knows what's wrong with you. Tho! in wouldn't be so bad except that everybody has to tell yotl the to correct what's wrong. To give you an idea bow things have been going for the slwfi. ping 34--year-old Australian redhead in his last half dcrzen tour. aaments, he'd have been better off playing bridge. St. Louis, 3-2, Chicago edged San Francilico, 2-1, and New York defeated Atlanta, 2-1. Shortstop Luis Alvarado and Pal Kelly both doubled and drove in two runs each to bring Chicago to within a haU game of the American League West lead. Alvarado's two-run single and Kelly's two-run double in the sixth inning supplied all the firepower as Chicago unloaded on starter .Pat Dobson and reliever Rorie Harrison. Reggie Smith clubbed a three-run homer in eighth inning off Mike Paul to help Boston edge ,Texas. Smith's home run followed a two-out single by Luis Aparicio and a walk to Carl Yastremski. II£ 14_.7 cu. ft. NO-fROST ftEFIIIGA two-run homer by Bob £11ATOII-Fft£EZER w~h GIANT 141Oliver and a pair of home runs lb. Fft[Elfft. NO DEFROSTING qtR by Leroy Stanton sparked Frost Free California over Cleveland . Automatic Stanton, who banged out four Defrost hits, gave the Angels a 1-0 lead Same As in the second inning with his Above ninth homer· and Oliver's 15th bomer followed a single by Ken Berry to make it 3-0 in the fourth . 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Tony Roche knocked him off in the first round at &8llle back to win Alexander took care of him in the third round at 7-', in 10 innings. Nikki Pille swept past him in the second round at Loulllvllle; but five Lutz eliminated him in the quarter-finals of the u.s. of August Championships at Boston, and Wednesday night Livef eight of Its all finished at Fort Worth when he was bounced ofitln the Fryman has for Detroit's round by Jeff Borowiak, one of those nice kids out of Ctilleee In that span. first year as a pro. the second of Wonderful Advice seaaon for Fryman whose All this time, Laver has been getting wondetful advice· . ~ • • career has been hampered by . From all sides. ' ~- iln atllritic left elbow So Hari-y Hopman isn't particularly eager to put in hili twl·:,;. w~s glad to ~ · coming cents even though he knows Rod Laver, tennil player, probll.bly I knew they'd better tban anybody else in the world. runs," Fryman Harry Hopman is to tennili what Vince Lombal'tll waa been on a football and John McGraw was to bueball. " At the moment, he's keeping busy as coordinator for Pepsi....~ . . sacrifice fty In Cola's Mobile Tennili Program which is giving city kids ill " :.'~ lruilftg of the second Home ol Philadelphia, Boston and New York a cbance to play the game · -~~~v~ Minne~ta a sp~t of but despite this job and the fact he's alao running hla oim tennis' : 'lhe tWinbill. Detrotl rema~d Major league Standings Cin<innoli (Hall 5-11 at New camp on the campus of Amherst College he stm keeps an eye oii a_hall game behind divisionthe Fabulous By United Pross lnternatonal York (Koosmon 8-8), 8:05 p.m. National League ·l · Balhmore In the Atlanta (Mclain 3-3) at all his old pupils. Eut .Montreat · (Morton 5-10), a:os Rod Laver Ia one of them, and whfll you Ilk Hlft1, IANue Eaat. , . w. 1. pet.· g .b. p.m. - Pittsburgh 69 42 :622 · what's wrong with Laver he speaka about him the wa)t he opened the lOth Houston (Roberts 9-S) at 59 50 .541 9 ' New York · was forced at Philadelphia (Brandon 5-4l. about any of his pupils-objectively. Chitago 59 54 .522 II Sl. Lou is 53 51 .482 15'12 7:35 p.m . "First of all, Rod is past the age where he's liable 1o ~ew on ~ Chl<ago (Jenkins 16-10) at Montreal SO 60 .455 18'1> _ s ays Hopman. "He's on the down-run. You have to' · re~".:!, los Angeles (Singer 4-11). 11 Ph iladelphia 42 69 .378 21 p .m. he 's 34. Many people are tracingRod'sdectine !1-om '~then he then West Pittsburgh (Ellis 10-6) al San all the money ($170,000) in that Madison Square otrden w. 1. pet. g.b. Diego (Greif S-12) , 10:30 p.m. Cincinnati 68 4J .613 St. Louis (Santorinl 6-81 at last year, but if you look at it closely, you see htln lhilt 11 Houston 64 50 .561 5112 San Fronclsto (Willoughby 2-01. tories of his he met many players who weren't In llli~ Los Angeles 59 51 .536 8'12 11 p.m. ' Atlanla 52 63 .4.52 18 Dennil Ralston badn't played for sotne tirne; the- tot Saturdey's Games San Franclsto 51 64 .443 19 Cincinnati at New York Roche; and Arthur Ashe hadn't played for five wtili. So San Diego "" 67 .396 24 St. Louis at San Frantisco can't really use that as a basis for Rod's decllne." Thursday's Results Houston at Phila, night New York 2 Atlanta I _ Whal Aboul tbe No1edlve? Atlanta at Monlreal, night Chicago 2 San Frantisco 1 Order By Phone Ch icago al Los Ang. night Okay, but what about Laver's nOiedive now? Philadelphia 9 Cinci ~ . (Only games stheduledl Houston 17 Montreal 5 And Ta~e Em Home "Well, you know he has all these many bualness oblljation8, · ~ San Diego 3 St. Louis 2 says Hopman. "My feeling is it's all a matter of orftnilation. 992-5432 . "Los Ang 4 Pittsburgh 2 don't think Rod is practicing properly. I WO!IIdn't try American league Today's Probable Pitchers (Ail Times EDT) Eut any advice though. What I'd do, say l week before w. I. pet. g.b. Champlonshlpo beginatForest Hills the end of Iilli ' Loll Baltimore 60 52 .536 De troll up Mark McCormack, Rod's agent, and say forget 60 53 .531 '12 New York BE SURE TO SHOP THE JONES BOYS 58 53 .523 Jl;, interested in anything for a week, even if it's fot a 17Boston 56 54 .509 3 beat Cln"Then I'd book him in a bote!. I'd get Cleveland 52 60 .464 8 THIS WEEK FOR COUNTY FAIR Diego nipped Milwaukee empty and the other in the name of Mr. Jones or 43 69 .384 17 West that so nobody could reach him. What would I do wlilt BEEF BONANZA BUYS! w. I. pel. g.b. Work, work, work!" O..kland 66 46 .589 Chi<ago 65 46 .586 'I> League Harry Hopman shys away froni picking winners riiln\ially, Minnesota 58 51 .532 6'1> It you press him he says he Ultes Pasadena-born Stan Smith Kansa~ City 54 56 .491 11 win the alngles tlUe in the U.S. Open again. ~llfornla Sl 61 .455 IS TeMos 4.5 67 .405 21 "Why? Because he's an Improver," says ~man. He hai a. Thursday's Results very good temperament, You say he has no color? l'lil not · Chltago 6 Baltimore 1 cemed with things Ulte that. I Ulte conOflltraUoli, ab-le vtiy Boston • teus 3 (night) Detroit 12 Mlnn 2. lsi game and power when it's needed. To me, thtlt'sltlit lnak• Mlnn 7 Del 6. 2nd 10 inns) tennis player." California 4 Cleveland 2 He's Nol Disturbed (Only games stheduied) Today'• Probable Pitchers II does not disturb 61;-year-old Harry Ho~n Utat he was !Ali Times EbT) called "CaptainBilgh," "Svengali"andsomeworsenamesin his Milwaukee (Lon borg 10-1) at The Jones Boys went to tfte Kansas City (Spi!llorff 9-9). time. He says he knows the reason. 8:30 p.m. ''My father, mother, four sisters and one brother -.rete School New York (Stottlemyre 12-13) local county fairs and purchased fine at TeMas (Bosman S-8), 8:30 teachers and I feel there was something of this in me," he 151YJ.I ''·-tlli~ p.m. remember my father coming borne and sayq 'Youltf Johnny Boston (Siebert 10-8) at 4-H & FFA Steers. We are proud to offer Chitogo !Bahnsen 15-131 , 'r-m- Brown Ia a bright lad. I'm going to get him a scholanhlfl.' On the · :· ~llfornlo (Ryan 12-11 at day Johnny Brown would win the scholarship, Mn. Jl'olm would Detroit (Lollch 18-9), 9 p.m. this quality beef at low budget prices! O..kland (Odom 9-4) at say, 'I llnew from the day Johnny was born he~d wllll _~IX•I'It•!~ Cleveland (Perry 18-11), 7:30 ship because his grandfather won a acholanhip 5,006-Mn p.m. What I'm saying is as a youth I tded Johii!y 4llilve Minnesota (Woodson 10-10) at work bard to win a scholarship, but my dl.4 fi'OIId bave to ·. Balllmore (McNally 12-10), 7:30 organize him." ;. . p.m. S.turdar's Games Harry Hopman organized quite a munber of y~ Auasle Bo~ton at Chicago tennis players in his day, players like Frank Sed(Olin. r-' · California at Detroit Hoad, Roy Emerson, Neale Fraaer, Ken Rolewali ~ Rod O..klond at Cleveland Milw at !Can City, night 700 W. MAIN _Sl1 Laver, tQ name only B handful. He otlanlzed them 10 well they POMEROY, OHIO New York at Texas, night all went on to become champiOIII and then make pleniF Jil Dl01117 Minn'al Bellimoro, night u pr111. . . But the best player he ever saw came from German-, Va., • • • • CLIP AND MAIL TOOAV • • • • • 1' and was named BlllnJden. CROW's : ~·: by Larry Bowa and scored on Don Money's sacrifice fly. -· -· ·- By lead.wlth three runs in the fifth as Terry Harmon singled, stole second, too~ third on an sirwJe "ANNUAL EMPlDYEES PICNIC Fully Escorted Mystic SNport OldCtpe~ Plymouth Rock lily Herbour Go:- Mountains RlR ~ HOUM of ltvtll ...... Ntw,..-t, Miyf....,fl ·-~~~­ FranCOIIIIIitcb Whitt Mounttln• The AUtomobile aub ot Southern Ohio ,-oo:,. ~ • • • • L2to~3~Com~:~::~YS:_t_.._Ga_ll_ipo~lis_·-...o.:..li-~Phontf!: ,......_ !lf The HAMER Companies ·· RESERVED SATURDAY UNTIL 5 P.M. FOR ''ANNUAL OUTING,. OF I.B.E.W. LOCAL No. 317 �.. ,. • • -. · -'lbt Dli1J llelliDei,Middleport-"-ot. 0., Alii!. II, 1872 Money Awards in RESERVE CHAMPIONS - Taking reserve champion honors for his pair of ewe lambs Thursday al the Meigs· County Fair was Ray Werry, 4-11 Division. MELANIE DEAN, Dairy Princess, had the grand champion and junior champion Holsteins ol the open class. Holding the junior champion is Melanie's sister, Denise, on the left. Divorce Kits in Legal Difficulty Lucci to Ham1t Browns HIRAM, Ohio (UP!) -The backer in Lucci's absence this swruner with Lucci watching from the sidelines. "That was the toughest part," he said. "But they say the older YOU get, the smarter you're supposed .to be and I know the idea was to make the Cleveland Browns traded Mike Lucci to the Detroit lions In !865 and on Sunday they will bave to deal with the tough middle linebacker. Lucci underwent surgery last Valentine's Day to remove cartQage and a cyst from a Since th.en Coach Joe Scmudt bas been trtnging his defensive captain along slowly. "I ha:ven't h(t anybody yet, bilt I'Ye. worlled In every drill and :r•m ~y tci s\tlrt Sun· diy/' .: Liii:ct :~ . "1'!11 sure fo.u~u: ;~ ·~ ·. w!)eiher the 1iJiee ·!J· !!kiltagj!in. '.' . ~eel ;, 3~ . ~~~~ drafted by Clev~ri4 titii Df.ih.e' Unive.rsi ty .Qi. ~~: m:.too~: went ·to .til~ U~t!tree·y~ laler in a ~ .lip®: tha.t sent Detroit qilartetbaek Earl MorraU to the New York Giants and ·NeW ·York cornerback 1\:$11 Barnes to Cleveland. "At.tl!e'·lime I didn't Uke the ·ltade,-Jt·wiu.like being rejected,'!'LIH:cl said. ''It turned out to be the.!lest thing that could haVe haPPI!IUld to me, though. "Tiull was one of those rare trades that worked out weU for everyone, the clubs and the players aUke," he said. Ed Mooney and Ken Lee have worked at middle line- mee.. In the Browns' camp Thlll'llday, Greg Kucera, a fifthround draft choice from Northern Colorado, was released by Coach Nick Skorich: Assured He is Wanted ije · Major League Lead5!'rs By United Press lnternitional Leading Batters National League g. ab r. h. pel. Cdeno, Hou 100 402 86 141 .351 Wilms. Chi 111 431 67145 .336 Garr.Atl 102 414 66136 .329 Baker. Att 88 298 36 96 .322 Snguiln, PII 102 392 -4<1 125 .319 Alou. St.L 100 384 43 121 .315 Hbner, Pit 83 284 -4<1 89 .31 3 Oliver, PI 108 435 66135 .310 Wtson, Hou 114 429 60 132 .308 Brock, St.L 109 -464 59 141 .304 AUGUST SPECIAL MORSE Electro Phonic American League Home Stereo g. ab pet. Shblm,KC 95 319 43 101 .317 Rudi.Oak 108 443 73 140 .316 Allen, Chi 11 I 376 71 118 .314 Pniela, KC 108 410 52 128 .312 Berry. Cal 82 285 33 88 .309 Carew , Min 100 383 47 118 .308 01is. KC 102 385 53 117 .304 Fisk. Bos 90 314 54 94 .299 May. Chi 99 385 67 113 .294 Mnson. NY 99 364 40 105 .288 COMPLETE ONLY $}4595 r. h. Home Runs National League : Colbert , SO 34; Stargell , Pitt 28; Bench, Cin and May. Hou 26; Aaron. All 25. two exhibition losses. " It was just a misunderstanding but everything is straightened out," said Skorich. At the reguiar players meeting Tuesday night, Modzelewski announced that Sims would start in place of Jones Sunday. ''I did it for two reasons," said Mo. "I wanted to shake Joe up and I wanted to take a look at Sims. Joe has super ability. We just want him to make the most of it." Jones was in his room for bedcheck then left and was encountered by Mo in the hallway alter midnight. "Mo tried to talk him into being sensible, but Jones was hurt and upset with the change," said Skorich. "He look everything personal and thought we didn 't want him. "The starting lineup doesn't make much difference at this point," said Skorich. " Jones is expected to play half the game Sunday and which half doesn 't matter:. , "I told everyone when the team first reported here that each player had to sustain his position ... ," said Skorich. "When the day comes a man doesn't have to earn a job and maintain it, pro football is in trouble.,, The Browns released rookie Greg Kucera, a fifth round choice from Northern Colorado. American League : Allen , Chf REGULAR '159.95 28 ; Cash. Det 22; Jackson. Oak 21 ; Killebrew, Minn, Murcer , NCLUDES : 2 Speakers, FM Radio. 8-track tape 1:::~;~· turn table. Cart style ALSO knee strong as possible for the season.'' Turkey Joe Returns, HIRAM, Ohio (UP! J Turkey Joe Jones is back in camp and Cleveland coach Nick Skorich said his walkout was all caused by a "misunderstanding" between himself and the big defensive end. Jones left camp early Wednesday after being informed that rookie Lester Sims would start in his place in Sunday's exhibition against the Detroit Uons. An added !actor was the criticism by Skorich and line coach Dick Modzelewski of Jones' performance in the first A~\1 LOWERY . ORGANS WJ&i!•• BILL & LEE'S MUSIC CENTER 992-3680 116 E. Main Ohio NY and Epstein, Oak 20. Runs Balled In . National . League: Slargell. Pitt 91 ; Colbert. SO 89; Bench, Cin 86; Williams. Chi 79; May, Hou 77 . American League : Allen. Chi 82; Mur cer, NY 68 ; Scott. Mil 65 ; Jackson, Oak 61 ; Powell. Bait, Mayberry, KC. Darwin, Mlnn and Bando, Oak 58. Pitching • National league: Carlton, Phil 20·6; Jenkins. Chi 16· 10; Seaver. NY 14-9; Nolan , Cin tJ. 3; Blass. Pitt 13-6; Sutton, LA and Gibson. St.L 13-7; Osteen, LA and Torrez. Mont 13·8. American Leogue: Wood, Chi 21 -11 ; Lollch. Del 18·9; Perry, Clev 18· 11; Palmer, Bait and Hunter. Oak 15.6; Bahnsen. Chi 15· 13. "IT'S TRUE" -. . ..,.. YAWlS •• All' POUND. AT BAKER .PUIINIIUit IDWOIT.o. Look Again at Basement Price On New Autos COLUMBUS (UP!) - The head of the State Highway Patrol warned prospective car buyers Thursday that a car with an extra low price tag could mean a pack of legal troubles. Col. Robert M. Chiarmonte said a car that is extremely cheap could have been stolen, and that anyone purchasing it could be charged with possession of stolen property. Chiarmonte issued the warning after announcing the patrol recovered 18 stolen autos in Cuyahoga County this week. "There's no excuse for a person to buy a car at a great discount without checking first with the highway patrol tc • determine if it Is stolen," he said. Class I, 0 to 500 pounds: BIU Kautz, Troy .Edwards. Class 2, 50i tO 700 pounds: Mark Westbrook, Jana Theobald, and Bill Kautz. Class 3, 701 tc 900 pounds: Tim Bonnett, Mark Westbrook, and Darren The.obald. Class 4, 901 to 1100 pounds: Mark Westbrook, Tim Bonnett, and Bill Kautz. Class 5, free for all: Darren Theobald, Paul Cross and Jeff DeLong. Winners ip the senior division were : Class 6, 0 to 500 pounds, no entries. Class 7, 501 to 700 pounds: tJoe Edwards, Danny Bissell and Gary Smith. Class 8, 701 to 900 pounds : Mike Fisher, Doug Carr, and GRAND CHAMPIONS - Julia Johnson took grand champion honors with her pair of wether lambs, 4-H Division. Linescores Major League R01ulls By United Press International National League Atlanta 000 100 ooo- 1 6 1 N.Y. 10000001 <-2 41 Reed [10·12) and Will iams; Seaver. McGraw [91 and Dyer . WP.Seaver (14-9) . mons; Kirby , Corkins (81 and Kendall. WP- Kirby [10 13) . LP - Wise (1] .13). HRs-Colbert (34lhl. Allen (lsi) . Pittsbrgh 000 101 ooo- 2 11 0 Los Ang 100 102 OOx- 4 8 0 Moose (9·71 and Sanguillen ; Downing. Richert (9) and Chicago 002 000 ooo- 2 8 0 Cannizzaro. WP- Downlng 16· San Fran 000 000 too- 1 6 0 6). HR-Sangulllen (7th) . Pappas. Aker (8) and Hund. ley ; Barr . Johnson (9) and Houston 015 100 t45-17 20 I Rader. WP- Pappas (9.7) . LP- Montrea l 2t0 tOO 001 - 5 10 1 Barr (4·11 . HRs-Cardenal ( 13). Reuss. Culver (21 and How· McCovey (9) . ard ; lroore, Strohmayer (31. Renko (4) , Walker 15). Gilbert Cincinnati 003 000 OlD- 4 7 1 (8), Torres (9) and Boccabella. Phi la 020 032 20x- 9 16 0 WP- Culver 14·21 . LP-Moore Grimsley, Sprague (5). Car. (4-61. HRs- May 2 l25th and roll (7) and Plummer ; Carlton 26th). Rader (18th ). Cedeno (20·61 and Bateman . LP- 117th 1, _Falrlx 1lOth). Grimsley 110·61 . HRs- Johnson [7 th). Montanez 112th). St. Louis 000 010 001- 2 4 2 San Diego 101 010 OOx- 3 8 0 Wise. Palmer 171 and Sim· Drugs Fighter Got Wzth it, Much too Much HAMILTON, Ohio (UP!) A man who identified himself as executive director of the "Community Committee on Drug Abuse of Philadelphia" was arrested along with a woman Thursday In a drug raid here. Bill Campbell, 35, Philadelphia, aild Grind! Loschinkohl, 20, were held on a variety of drug charges, Including obtaining amphetamines by fraud, making forged prescriptions and pclOisession of amphetamines and Instruments. Campbell was arrested in a van truck on Erie Highway here. Miss Loschinkohl was picked up in the Fairfield Holiday Inn near here. The Hamllton police said a large quantity of money orders, credit cards, a check writer and a duplicator were found in the motel room. They said hypodermic needles were found In the van. Police' said police from Akron and Stow, Ohio, had sent detainers on the couple. MOO MOO DAIRY BARN OPEN FOR BUSINESS Boston 100 000 OJ()- 4 7 o Texas 021 000 000- 3 11 o Pattin, Lee (8 ) and Fisk ; Paul . Pina (81 and Fahey Billings (9) . WP- Pattin [11: 11) . LP- Paul (5·51 . HRsHarper (lllhl. Smith (15th). California · 010 200 001- 4 10 0 Cleveland 000 000 2oo- 2 7 0 Messersmith 13·7) and Torborg; Hilgendorf, Wilcox (51. Farmer (7) , Hennigan (8) and Fosse. LP-HIIgendorf (2·11 . HRs-Stanton, 2 (9th and loth ) Ol iver (15th) . ' (lsi game) Minnesota 101 000 000- 2 6 2 Detroit 070 102 02x- 12 13 o Perry, Strickland (2), Geb. hard (51 and Borgmann ; Fryman (3·01 and Sims. LPPerry (11 ·11). HRs- KIIIebrew (20th), Sims (2nd) . (2nd gm, 10 inns) Mlnn 130 200 DOli 1- 7 IS 2 Del 000 200 004 D- 6 8 I Goltz. Granger (9), Strickland (9) and Mltterwald ; Slayback, Scherman (2), Foor (4), Timmerman (4), Hiller (6) LaGrow (8), Seelbach (10) and Freehan. WP- Strlckland (3·0) . LP- Seelbach (8·71 . HRSNettles (2nd) , Northrup (7th) . !Only games scheduled) DEA APPOINTED DETROIT (UP!)-BIIIy Dea, 39, for 19 years a professional hockey player, was appointed Thursday as coach and general manager of the Detroit Junior Wings. - Relax ... Drive in for a Delicious ,.,.,v Moo Burger. Best yet for the united tastes of America. Or a refreshing malt, shake, cone or sundae. MOO MOO DAIRY .BARN At Forked Run Lake Entrance Long BoHom ~ 0. i American league Chicago OtO 014 ooo- 6 12 0 Baltimore 000 000 too- 1 7 1 Lemonds, Acosta (7) and Herrmann; Dobson, Harrison (61. Scott (8) and Etchebarren, Oates (6). WP- Lemonds 13·41 . LP- Dobson (13·12). FINISHING SAME DAY , SERVItE In At 9:-0ut At 5'. DETROIT (UP! )-Ever Iince Harry Gordon started aelllng $75 "divorce kits" he's had problems with the Detroit Bar Associ,ation attorneys he has undersold. Lawyers In these parts charged t400 to $500 per divorce case, Gordon says. A Detroit judge doesn't Uke Gordon's brand of law, either, and has ordered the former restaurant equipment salesman to appear In court nelt Wednesday to answer charges of illegaUy practicing law. Understandably, Gordon is having problems finding a lawyer to represent him. Judge Hean Case Oakland County Circuit Court Judge William J. Beer was hearing what he thought was a routine dJvorce Wednesday when Mrs. SybU Bales pulled out a set of divorce papers in preparation for her case. She and her husband Matthew, had ·agreed to ~ property settlement and the case was uncontested. There were no children. Beers asked Mrs. Bales who prepared her papers, and she explained that she got them from Gordon's finn. "I'm not going to let you proceed," Beers said, "not because you 're not represented by counsel, but because when a non-lawyer prepares papers like this he is illegally practicing law." Gordon Subpoenaed . 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NO EMPLOYE OR MEMBER OF FAMILY fo!!AY ENTER. . . ' ONE PRIZETOAFAMILY DRAWING 'SA'T. NIGHTAUG. 19 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• by You Do Not Have to be Present to Win M&R SHOPPIN~ CENTER .. · CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON Mason Area News, Notes 24.95 29.95 32.95 Pomeroy . . . ] Personal Notes I PSSSSST! Roofs Don't Wear Out - • • They Bum Out! GET--- )\LUM ONE APPLICAT.ION ISLANO NlNTESJ -1*··- · !Au1beai _, Ufe. ..._ r.lerior ... Poor Lo.w-. _,_...,- ...... . .......... Poor ..._.. .- .. Poor I At 8 P.M. KAY Rio Grande College to Results of the annual horse Weste rn Pleasure Pony show Wednesday at the 109th under 48" - Tony Kennedy , annual Meigs County Fair Scott Nease. were announced today . Roadster Pony - l ~aac Cash premiums of $5, S3, S2, Lewis . and Sl were paid plus rosettes Trail Horse - Judy Ken. for the first five places with the nedy, Junior Kennedy; David exception of the lead ·in pony Nease, Amy Houston , Acorn class In which each participant Acres, Jackie Bennett : Mr. received a small trophy. and Mrs. A. B. Deel. Pat Rose . Winners follow. Where only .Trail Pony - Tony Kennedy. one name Is given the owner Mila Powell. .Debbie Dye, and rider are the same llst, Faye Reibel, Julie 2nd, etc .. In order list~) : Gooch . Lead,ln Po~y - Flossie Barrel Race Ihorse or pony) Allensworth, Tony Kennedy, .,. Fred Tackett, Mike Jones; Herbie Ervin, Beverly Hart, Jun ior Kennedy, Debbie Dve, Julie Gooch, Bob Meier. Roy Layne, Sara Lutton; Karl Debbie Dye, Elizabeth Blevins Meeks. and Mildred Blevins, owners. Flag Race - Fred Tackett, Open Horsemanship - Mike Jones; Roy Layne, Acorn Acres, Jackie Bennett ; Flchard Franklin ; Roy Layne. Judy Kennedy, Junior Ken· Richard Franklin; Karl nedy ; Cole Stables. Bill Cole ; Meeks. Sherry lndestead. Mike Tony Kennedy. Tony Kennedy ; Jones . Big " M" Stables, Gloria Egg and Spoon Race Miller. Connie Davis, Charlie Musser, Western Pleasure Horse Sherry lndestead. Kenny (registered) - Cole Stables • Meeks. Roy Layne, Richard Bill Cole ; Acorn Acres. Jackie Franklin. Bennett ; Judy Kennedy. Ride and Run - Roy Layne, Junior Kennedy ; Acorn Acres. Sara Lutton; Junior Kennedy, Sharon Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Meeks, Steve Powell, A. B. Deel, Susie Green. Kenny Meeks. Western Pleasure Pony Cole Stables, Robin Ritchie ; Bib "M" Stables. Jenny Grate; Big "M" Stables. Julie Gooch ; Big "M" Stables. Debbie Dye ; Tony Kennedy. Tony Kennedy. RELATIVES VISITED Western Pleasure Horse MASON - Mrs. Gary Wilson (non.reglstered) - Connie Davis, Sherry lndestead. Amy, and three children of AUanta, Houston. Steve Powell. Connie Ga., visited her mother and Smith . lather-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Wilson and Barbara in Mason, for a couple days and with her parentS, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Green at Wintersville, Ohio. Jennifer Wilson remained for a longer visit with her grandparents, and the two other children visited their ·maternal grandparents, Mr. The Rev. and Mrs. Ronald and Mrs. Green whUe their Place, Steven ind Greg, of mother visited her husband, 1 · · SEND YOUR SENTINEL CARRIER TO KINGS Groton, N. Y. have been here Gary, who is attending school Name of carrier . vlaltlng Mrs. Harry Houdashelt at Humanics Institute at and Miss Freddie Houdalhell. Bethel, Maine. Mrs. Wilson and Personality: Excellent. CJ Good .c::::::J. Fair c:7 Mrs. Houdashelt returned this children left for AUanta Thurs' ! '' Promptness: Excellent .t:::7, Good c::::7 Fair z::::7 week with the Place family to day. Groton and Steve remained In ·' I Neatness: Excellent L:=:I Good .c:::::J Folr CJ Middleport with his aunt. I Mrs. Walter Crooks Is in ·Any 91~tr comments: Washington, D. C. vlalting her REVIVAL SET son and daflllhler-in-law, Lt. I There wiD be a revival at the I Qndr. and Mrs. Gene eroou and fl!lllly. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ml Moriih Church of God I 1bomal and children wlll drive bqlnnlng Monday, Aug. 21, I thin Slslurday for • vlalt and starting each evening at 7:30 I Your Name and Address . Mra. Q>ooU wiD Nlum wtth p.m. 'lbt evangellat Is Rev. I Don Combe. them Tllllday. Middleport Personal Notes plenty of displays for the over-60 visitors tc the fair to enjoy. Despite the heat of the tent, most of the seats were filled throughout the day . . TilE SENIOR CITIZENS tent was where the action was Thursday as the Meigs County Fair observed its first Senior Citizens Day . There was entertainment, refreshments, and Offer New Fall Course ,I ADDRESS----------~ ' .' Hair Styling Project Work Rewarded ro~e:~~ring I ENTRY'J[ANK .. . ' · SPEAKING OF Mrs. Emma Hines; "An Angry It Is really pathetic what Driver" by Mrs. Ruby some women are· doing to Grueser; "Because Someone Plants and Soils : their hair for absolutely no Cared," by Mrs. Mary Russell; Steve Stout, Snowville, reason at all. The malorlty of them have beautlfu hair "It Will Show in Your Face," champion rosette . btJt lack the knowledge of Farm Boys, champion rosette. Raiders; George Rowley, Trophy and rosette awards by Mrs . Stella Grueser; Let' Explore the Outdoors : properly culling. curling. Entomo logy: Richard "People Will Talk," by Mrs. for outstanding project work Condor Club; and Raymond coloring or caring for II. Naylor's Run 4-H Club, trophy Hair styling Is an art and Ullie Starcher; "Patriotism, · have been awarded to Meigs Barnhart, all reserve cham- Furbee, Letart Farm Boys, accepted by Pat Thoma, adtrophy and champion rosette; has to be done by an expert by Mrs. Doris Grueser; and "A County 4-H Club ;members pion rosettes. visor; David Lewis, Mark who knows how to conform Small Engines: Ricky Flagg, Faith Perrin, Pomeroy Youth Question," by Mrs. Elsie exhibi ting at the Meigs County the correct style with the Norton , Todd Norton, and Tornadoes, champion rosette. Livewires, reserve champion contour of the head and Forbes. Attending the meeting Jun ior Fair this week. Kelly Thoma, champion shape of the face. of each Woodworking : Patty Dyer, rose tte. The winners are as follows : besides those named were Mrs. rosettes ; all members of the indlvldua I. lor ,best resu Its. science: Janel Veterinary Forestry : Diana Pullins, Moondusters, champion Freda Mitch and Mrs. GerOur experts not only keep Stiversville Stitchers 4-H Club, TNT Club, champion rose tte ; rosette; Mark Jeffers, Condor Maue, Harrisonville Girls, trude Mitchell . up with all the latest hair commendation awards. sty les. but are also up-to· "• Paul Brannon, TNT, reserve Club, reserve champion champion rosette . Exploring home economics : date on all the lates t Ohio Birds : Sharon Karr, champion rosette. rosette. Cathy Morris, Columbia methods. techniques. and Vege tabl e Garden: Keith Welding : Mark Hall , Chester Busy Beavers, champion products to help keep your Superstars, champion rosette; hair luslrou•. healthy and Krautter , Ches ter Farm Boys, Julia Johnson , Columbia manageable. trophy and champion rosette; Make-It Girls, reserve Mark Ri ggs and David Riggs, champion rosette. Harrisonville Boys Honor Club , ' Me, You and Others reserve champion rosettes .. Flowering Gardening : Mary Electricity : Steven Stanley, Mrs. Frances Davidson and Ruth Sauer , Moondusters, Mrs . Robert Manley en- Harrisonville Boys Honor Club, champion rosette; Joan Mctertained recently with a trophy and champion rosette; Whorter, Columbia Superstars, 214 E. SECOND ST. RIO GRANDE- Rio Grande toward his doctorate. layette shower at the Davidson Ed Kennedy, reserve chamchampion roselle; Nancy POMEROY, OHIO Clark said the course can be Lawrence, Harrisonville Girls, College will offer a special home honorin g Mrs . Joan pion rosette. PH. E. 992·7606 . ·- ·· Rope : Randy Keller, Chester taken lor college credit, or pr og ram in " Real Estate Wells. Gaines were played with Farm Boys , trophy and Principles and Practices" this under the college's No-Credit Lisa fall, according to James H. program . Those enrolled under prizes going to Connie Manley, champion rose tte; Mrs. Wells, Goldie Graham, Hera ld , Leadin g Creek Clark, associate director of th e No-Credit plan, while business administration at the paying a lower lee, are able to Wanda Vining, and Penny college. The course is one of a participate in all the classroom Brinker. Gifts were placed in a number of courses required work and discussions, and decorated bassinet which under new Ohio law , and is the complete all the graded ·carried out the pink and blue first in the field of real estate assignments and tests. Their theme of the shower. Ham offered by the college. "Real work is evaluated, but they do sa lad sa ndwi ches, potato Estate Principles and Prac- not receive credit for comchips, Kool-Aid , and cupcakes ti ces" is required by th ose pleting the course. decorated in pink and blue The fee for the No-Credit seeking permanent salesmen's were served. program is $35 per credit hour, licenses. Attending besides those SATURDAY Bill Downey, Dackson, will making the registration fee for named were Bonnie Coy, MEIGS HIGH School Band to teach the course, which will this two-hour course $70. The Leona Eblin, Mary Smith, play at the Meigs Coun ty Fair, See our great selection-of gift watches. We have the meet Thursday evenings from normal college fee per credit Ruth Smith, Mary VanHouten, Saturday, 3 p.m. newest styles, the latest features. Caravella by Lorraine Rathburn , Robin DANCE AT the former 7 to 9, beginning Sept. 7. hour is $55, making the cost of the "Real Estate Principles Downey is a real estate broker, Bulova. Expensive watches at inexpensive prices. Rathburn, Doris Wolfe, Susie Pomeroy Junior Hi gh School and Practices" course $110 if From $10.95. Graham, Merle Manley and Building , 9 to 12, music by has a master's degree, and has taken for College credit. completed one year of study ,, <lhristina Rathburn. · · · Atlantis. Admission $1. • ~' 1 ' ~· '' ' This is the tnird special Others presehting gifts to Sponsored by the Meigs Band program offered through Rio Mrs. Wells were Mrs. John Boosters. Grande College's business Davidson, Mrs. Martha SUNDAY administration program. In Clonch, Ruth Grate, Vivian GRACE Episcopal Church, 4 February, the college offered a Coy, Mrs . Herman Grate, Mrs. p. m. vesper and picnic for the four~session course in income Wendell Grate, Mrs. O'Dell parish. taxes and preparation of Manley, Joann Wise, Mrs. returns. This summer, a Mami~ Nelson, Mrs. Roxie MONDAY course in business taxes was Oiler, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil RathMEIGS Chapter, Order of offered as part of Summer '72. burn of Columbus; Mrs. DeMolay, Monday, 7:30 p. m. Garnet Darst and Lydia Darst, Middleport Masonic Temple. Louisville, Ky.; Mrs. Earl The Mothers Club to meet in Capt. and Mrs . Jack Stewart Riggs, and Mrs. Karmel the basement at the same lime. DeLong. and three week-old son, Mark, HAYRIDE ENJOYED MIDDLEPORT BPW , visited his mother, Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Mark Grueser, 0«<m''' '-''M'~•''MW·''•'-'W • ' ' ~NQW~mn.vo...•......:-.-.:·,...,..;.:·:•.potluck dinner , home of Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, enroute to Jr., of near Shade hosted a ~ t;: J ohn . Werner , 6:30 p.m . their new home at Fort Knox, DELEGATE "C " RADCLIFF " 0" SkiPP!I CAI.EMDIAL "M" hayride and wiener roast for Blick mer~el'1 17 /tWill, 17 }lwels. ~ Monday . Gallipolis Club Kentucky . Capt Stewart had youth of the Sacred Heart an eilt dia l. Green dill . Automltlc. members to be guests. previously been stationed at Parish recently. Homemade MEIGS BAND Boosters , Fort Lewis, Washington, and ice cream were served by the membership tea, 8 p.m. was transferred to Fort Knox. Gruesers. Attending were Mr. Mrs. Janealie Johnson of Monday rftght in the music He has been in the army 14 and Mrs. Patrick Duffy, Mrs. Pomeroy, Route 2, has room of Meigs High School. years. Rita Hamm, Mrs. Paul Casci, returned from a week 's Mrs. Paul Taylor, chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Blake Tina and Patricia Duffy, Julie vacation in Columbia, S. C. with majorette mothers to and children, Cindy Williams Hamm, Rose Colburn, Ida and with her daughter, Captain assist. Paren ts and others of Indian Head, Md., are Ronnie Casci, of the Parish, Hazel A. Johnson . Captain interested in the band are vacationing near Lewisburg, and Mike Hlndy, Cathy Johnson recently moved to invited to attend. W. Va. They plan to attend the Osborne, Diane Smith, Tammi Columbia from Atlanta, Ga. TUESDAY West Virginia Stale Fair which Hoffman, Kim Jones, and and this fall will be assistant SOTHERN LOCAL Band started August 18. Radina Pratt, guests. professor of technical nursing Boosters, 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Mr . and Mrs. Alburtice at Columbia University . school. Important business tc Young and their son and Weekend guests of Mrs. be transacted and membership family, Trooper and Mrs. G. R. Johnson were Mr . and Mrs. urged to attend. . Young and children of Charlton · Robert Bendula and son, RA CINE AMERICAN Heights, W.Va. have returned Robby of Cleveland, and Mr. Legion Auxiliary , picnic, from a vacation which took and Mrs. Ernest Combs and Tuesday evening at the Racine them to several scenic spots in West Virginia. sons, Buffalo, W. Va. Park. Juniors invited. Miss Barbara Fisher is home from Portland, Maine where she spent the summer with Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hall and daughter, Rebecca. Miss Fisher was reltlined by the Hall family as a companion for their daughter. Norman Spencer of Columbus is spending the week here visiting his brother-in-law . . and sister, Mr. and Mrs . No. 301 Heavy Duty Liquid Aluminum Coating Formulitea Truman Russell. ' with Asphaltic-Gilsonite qquids. Also No. 350 for Mobile 'Guest of Miss Lucretia Homes. Genheimer this week is her niece, Miss Martha Genheimer of Columbus. Miss Mary E. Hecker has returned to her home in FOR ROOFS, METAL AND MAIONRY Marietta after visiting here SURFACES. with Mrs. Mary Pugh. r------------------------·----------------~ I NAME _ _ I Jun ior Rona lt Foley, Palm · ~llar lfy s Stor'm, Bob Hatcher} . Tht Alhtns County CITY DEPOSIT AT OUR STORE Bill Foley. Van Wert: · Marla Palm; Etta Lu Bar, Paul exciting afternoon for Meigs Kilpatrick. Frazeysburg . Lynn County falrgoers Thursdar.. Sterling ; Barnett, lla rryl Following are the resul s of Stumbo. Middleport . Joe the four races with the J'urses Arrington ; Blaire Hi llalre , totaling SlOO. plus adde entry Homer Cole, Tuppers Pains. fees in each ra ce (1st, 2nd, etc:. in order ; owner and rider in DURING OUR.9TH ANNIVERSARY SAUl TODAY A family night observance hon oring the Rev. Merrill Floyd, new pastor, was planned for Thursday night at the Syracuse Park when the Women's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday at the Minersville United Methodist Church. During the meeting the training session tO be held at the Nelsonville First United Methodist Church on Sept. 20 was announced. Cards of thanks lo r remembrances were read from Mrs. Clara Grueser, Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs. Marge Reuter, and Mrs. Mary Pugh. The meeting held following an ali-day quilting session and potluck dinner at the church opened with group singing of "Count Your Blessings." Mrs. Karl Grueser was program leader snd Mrs. Rhoda Roush gave prayer . Mrs . Fannie Phillips read the 27th Psalm. Readings included "We Welcome Autumn" by Mrs. Mary Pugh ; "I Am 85" by Quarter hor se racing with jockeys in colors provided an pounded quarterly. Interest paid as long as an open card for Mrs. Ullian McGhee. The closing prayer was given' . by Mrs. Paul .Smart, and the September meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Anthony. Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs. Charles Simons, Valerie Lewis, Mrs. Iva Turner, Mrs. Beulah White, Mrs. Ullie Hubbard, Mrs. Milton Hood, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Julia Grim and Mrs. Mary Lyons. New Pastor Honored withdrawal. Interest com- "Great.,.Grocery Giveaway" ENTER sent to the seven children al the County Home having birthdays this month. Mrs. Lewis opened the meeting with a verse, "Rules for Daily Uving." Devotions were given by · Mrs. John Werner. The love gift offering was $13.26, and the general offering was $14. The prayer of dedication ·for the offerings was given by Mrs. Pearl Hoffman. Members signed a Racine Colorful Regular Passbook Savings. No Minimum. Interest. from date of deposit to date of . FOOD~~NER, Middleport, Ohio I Sending gifts of money to the children at the Meigs County Children's Home having btrthdays this month is one of several projects bt:ing carried out by the circl~s of the B. H. Sanborn Society of the Middleport First Baptist Church. Meeting Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Ethel Hughes, the Elects Circle members signed a get-weU card for Mrs. Nora Jordan. It was noted than an arrange ment of artificial flowers had been sent to Mrs. Mae Baker, a shut-in, and that a gift of money was -·sent tc Slephanie Hughes, Baptist scholarship girt; on her birthday. · Miss Rhoda Hall presided at the meeting which opened with a prayer and meditation, " Radiant Heart." Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner gave devotions !rom Guideposts. The love gift offering was $9.25 and the regular offering was $10. It was announced that the Sanborn Society will meet on Sept. 5 instead of on Laber Day and that the EJecta Circle will be in charge of hospitality . Mrs. Leora Sigman presented the program using material !rom Guideposts 011 the 23rd Psalm. Others attending were Mrs. Tony Flowler, Mrs . Fielding Hawkins, and a guest, Mrs. Una Dodson. Refreshments were served. At a meeting of the Dorcas Circle at the home of Mrs. Fred Lewis, a program on the "New Generation in Africa" was presented by Mrs. Willis Anthony . Project work was discussed and it was reported that $5 had been sent to the scholarship girl. Gifts will be 5 per cent per year paid on HOSPITAL NEWS 'Use Our FrH Po,rking Lot Cleanln . Dale Kautz. Class 9, 901 to 1100 pounda : Bob Westbrook, Doug Carr, and Dale Kautz. Class 10, free lor aU: Dor· man Reed, Jim Stomaker, and Bob Westbrook, ALL FOR AS UTILE woman. Gordon said he was performing a "necessary public service" since many people can't afford the fees most attorneys charge for a dJvcrce. The 51year-old Detroit enterpreneur ssidke has sold about 150 of the divorce kits In the last three months through newspaper , ads. Gordon said for his $75fee he Interviews the prospective divorcee, prepares the documents and gives the client a list of "instructions" on what tc do in court. Divorce Granted Another Oakland County jur1st, Judge FareD E. Roberts, granted a divorce last week to a woman ualng one ci Gordon's kits. Roberts said that "any person has the right t~ represent himself In court." ''The Issue Is whether they're giving legal advice and that is between the 'bar association and tlie (divotce kit) company ," Roberts said. But Beer was crtucal of Gordon 'a selling "25-cent forms for $75." "U he says we're paying 25 cents for forms fnd charging too much," Gordon said, ''wbat right does an attorney have to charge $400 to $500?" champion r011elte. Money Manacement: C.rol Lewis, Pomeroy Bendel'S, champion r011ette. Laundry: Barbara Andrews, Riverview 4-H, champion roselle. Helping at Home: Patty Dyer, Moondusters, champion .rosette. Two Baptist Circles Met Tractor Pulling First, second and third place cash awards .in both the junior and senior divisions were presented Wednesda~ night at the garden tractor pli!I sltlged as a part of Meigs County Junior Fair Night. Donations towards the prizes of $10 fOl' first, $5 for second, and $2.50 for third were Reed Brothers, Re.e dsville; Wagner's Rardware, Racine ; Racine Home National Bank, Racine; Fulton - Thompson Tractor Sales, Pomeroy, Landmark, Pomeroy ; and Meigs Equipment. Ed Cross was chairman of the garden tractor pull. Winners in the junior division, listed first, second and third, respectively, were as follows: re~erve -.~ ' New Locotlon 40~ I '-·-----------~~-----------~-~-------------~! N. . . 992-3748 or 992-5020 4 • �.. ,. • • -. · -'lbt Dli1J llelliDei,Middleport-"-ot. 0., Alii!. II, 1872 Money Awards in RESERVE CHAMPIONS - Taking reserve champion honors for his pair of ewe lambs Thursday al the Meigs· County Fair was Ray Werry, 4-11 Division. MELANIE DEAN, Dairy Princess, had the grand champion and junior champion Holsteins ol the open class. Holding the junior champion is Melanie's sister, Denise, on the left. Divorce Kits in Legal Difficulty Lucci to Ham1t Browns HIRAM, Ohio (UP!) -The backer in Lucci's absence this swruner with Lucci watching from the sidelines. "That was the toughest part," he said. "But they say the older YOU get, the smarter you're supposed .to be and I know the idea was to make the Cleveland Browns traded Mike Lucci to the Detroit lions In !865 and on Sunday they will bave to deal with the tough middle linebacker. Lucci underwent surgery last Valentine's Day to remove cartQage and a cyst from a Since th.en Coach Joe Scmudt bas been trtnging his defensive captain along slowly. "I ha:ven't h(t anybody yet, bilt I'Ye. worlled In every drill and :r•m ~y tci s\tlrt Sun· diy/' .: Liii:ct :~ . "1'!11 sure fo.u~u: ;~ ·~ ·. w!)eiher the 1iJiee ·!J· !!kiltagj!in. '.' . ~eel ;, 3~ . ~~~~ drafted by Clev~ri4 titii Df.ih.e' Unive.rsi ty .Qi. ~~: m:.too~: went ·to .til~ U~t!tree·y~ laler in a ~ .lip®: tha.t sent Detroit qilartetbaek Earl MorraU to the New York Giants and ·NeW ·York cornerback 1\:$11 Barnes to Cleveland. "At.tl!e'·lime I didn't Uke the ·ltade,-Jt·wiu.like being rejected,'!'LIH:cl said. ''It turned out to be the.!lest thing that could haVe haPPI!IUld to me, though. "Tiull was one of those rare trades that worked out weU for everyone, the clubs and the players aUke," he said. Ed Mooney and Ken Lee have worked at middle line- mee.. In the Browns' camp Thlll'llday, Greg Kucera, a fifthround draft choice from Northern Colorado, was released by Coach Nick Skorich: Assured He is Wanted ije · Major League Lead5!'rs By United Press lnternitional Leading Batters National League g. ab r. h. pel. Cdeno, Hou 100 402 86 141 .351 Wilms. Chi 111 431 67145 .336 Garr.Atl 102 414 66136 .329 Baker. Att 88 298 36 96 .322 Snguiln, PII 102 392 -4<1 125 .319 Alou. St.L 100 384 43 121 .315 Hbner, Pit 83 284 -4<1 89 .31 3 Oliver, PI 108 435 66135 .310 Wtson, Hou 114 429 60 132 .308 Brock, St.L 109 -464 59 141 .304 AUGUST SPECIAL MORSE Electro Phonic American League Home Stereo g. ab pet. Shblm,KC 95 319 43 101 .317 Rudi.Oak 108 443 73 140 .316 Allen, Chi 11 I 376 71 118 .314 Pniela, KC 108 410 52 128 .312 Berry. Cal 82 285 33 88 .309 Carew , Min 100 383 47 118 .308 01is. KC 102 385 53 117 .304 Fisk. Bos 90 314 54 94 .299 May. Chi 99 385 67 113 .294 Mnson. NY 99 364 40 105 .288 COMPLETE ONLY $}4595 r. h. Home Runs National League : Colbert , SO 34; Stargell , Pitt 28; Bench, Cin and May. Hou 26; Aaron. All 25. two exhibition losses. " It was just a misunderstanding but everything is straightened out," said Skorich. At the reguiar players meeting Tuesday night, Modzelewski announced that Sims would start in place of Jones Sunday. ''I did it for two reasons," said Mo. "I wanted to shake Joe up and I wanted to take a look at Sims. Joe has super ability. We just want him to make the most of it." Jones was in his room for bedcheck then left and was encountered by Mo in the hallway alter midnight. "Mo tried to talk him into being sensible, but Jones was hurt and upset with the change," said Skorich. "He look everything personal and thought we didn 't want him. "The starting lineup doesn't make much difference at this point," said Skorich. " Jones is expected to play half the game Sunday and which half doesn 't matter:. , "I told everyone when the team first reported here that each player had to sustain his position ... ," said Skorich. "When the day comes a man doesn't have to earn a job and maintain it, pro football is in trouble.,, The Browns released rookie Greg Kucera, a fifth round choice from Northern Colorado. American League : Allen , Chf REGULAR '159.95 28 ; Cash. Det 22; Jackson. Oak 21 ; Killebrew, Minn, Murcer , NCLUDES : 2 Speakers, FM Radio. 8-track tape 1:::~;~· turn table. Cart style ALSO knee strong as possible for the season.'' Turkey Joe Returns, HIRAM, Ohio (UP! J Turkey Joe Jones is back in camp and Cleveland coach Nick Skorich said his walkout was all caused by a "misunderstanding" between himself and the big defensive end. Jones left camp early Wednesday after being informed that rookie Lester Sims would start in his place in Sunday's exhibition against the Detroit Uons. An added !actor was the criticism by Skorich and line coach Dick Modzelewski of Jones' performance in the first A~\1 LOWERY . ORGANS WJ&i!•• BILL & LEE'S MUSIC CENTER 992-3680 116 E. Main Ohio NY and Epstein, Oak 20. Runs Balled In . National . League: Slargell. Pitt 91 ; Colbert. SO 89; Bench, Cin 86; Williams. Chi 79; May, Hou 77 . American League : Allen. Chi 82; Mur cer, NY 68 ; Scott. Mil 65 ; Jackson, Oak 61 ; Powell. Bait, Mayberry, KC. Darwin, Mlnn and Bando, Oak 58. Pitching • National league: Carlton, Phil 20·6; Jenkins. Chi 16· 10; Seaver. NY 14-9; Nolan , Cin tJ. 3; Blass. Pitt 13-6; Sutton, LA and Gibson. St.L 13-7; Osteen, LA and Torrez. Mont 13·8. American Leogue: Wood, Chi 21 -11 ; Lollch. Del 18·9; Perry, Clev 18· 11; Palmer, Bait and Hunter. Oak 15.6; Bahnsen. Chi 15· 13. "IT'S TRUE" -. . ..,.. YAWlS •• All' POUND. AT BAKER .PUIINIIUit IDWOIT.o. Look Again at Basement Price On New Autos COLUMBUS (UP!) - The head of the State Highway Patrol warned prospective car buyers Thursday that a car with an extra low price tag could mean a pack of legal troubles. Col. Robert M. Chiarmonte said a car that is extremely cheap could have been stolen, and that anyone purchasing it could be charged with possession of stolen property. Chiarmonte issued the warning after announcing the patrol recovered 18 stolen autos in Cuyahoga County this week. "There's no excuse for a person to buy a car at a great discount without checking first with the highway patrol tc • determine if it Is stolen," he said. Class I, 0 to 500 pounds: BIU Kautz, Troy .Edwards. Class 2, 50i tO 700 pounds: Mark Westbrook, Jana Theobald, and Bill Kautz. Class 3, 701 tc 900 pounds: Tim Bonnett, Mark Westbrook, and Darren The.obald. Class 4, 901 to 1100 pounds: Mark Westbrook, Tim Bonnett, and Bill Kautz. Class 5, free for all: Darren Theobald, Paul Cross and Jeff DeLong. Winners ip the senior division were : Class 6, 0 to 500 pounds, no entries. Class 7, 501 to 700 pounds: tJoe Edwards, Danny Bissell and Gary Smith. Class 8, 701 to 900 pounds : Mike Fisher, Doug Carr, and GRAND CHAMPIONS - Julia Johnson took grand champion honors with her pair of wether lambs, 4-H Division. Linescores Major League R01ulls By United Press International National League Atlanta 000 100 ooo- 1 6 1 N.Y. 10000001 <-2 41 Reed [10·12) and Will iams; Seaver. McGraw [91 and Dyer . WP.Seaver (14-9) . mons; Kirby , Corkins (81 and Kendall. WP- Kirby [10 13) . LP - Wise (1] .13). HRs-Colbert (34lhl. Allen (lsi) . Pittsbrgh 000 101 ooo- 2 11 0 Los Ang 100 102 OOx- 4 8 0 Moose (9·71 and Sanguillen ; Downing. Richert (9) and Chicago 002 000 ooo- 2 8 0 Cannizzaro. WP- Downlng 16· San Fran 000 000 too- 1 6 0 6). HR-Sangulllen (7th) . Pappas. Aker (8) and Hund. ley ; Barr . Johnson (9) and Houston 015 100 t45-17 20 I Rader. WP- Pappas (9.7) . LP- Montrea l 2t0 tOO 001 - 5 10 1 Barr (4·11 . HRs-Cardenal ( 13). Reuss. Culver (21 and How· McCovey (9) . ard ; lroore, Strohmayer (31. Renko (4) , Walker 15). Gilbert Cincinnati 003 000 OlD- 4 7 1 (8), Torres (9) and Boccabella. Phi la 020 032 20x- 9 16 0 WP- Culver 14·21 . LP-Moore Grimsley, Sprague (5). Car. (4-61. HRs- May 2 l25th and roll (7) and Plummer ; Carlton 26th). Rader (18th ). Cedeno (20·61 and Bateman . LP- 117th 1, _Falrlx 1lOth). Grimsley 110·61 . HRs- Johnson [7 th). Montanez 112th). St. Louis 000 010 001- 2 4 2 San Diego 101 010 OOx- 3 8 0 Wise. Palmer 171 and Sim· Drugs Fighter Got Wzth it, Much too Much HAMILTON, Ohio (UP!) A man who identified himself as executive director of the "Community Committee on Drug Abuse of Philadelphia" was arrested along with a woman Thursday In a drug raid here. Bill Campbell, 35, Philadelphia, aild Grind! Loschinkohl, 20, were held on a variety of drug charges, Including obtaining amphetamines by fraud, making forged prescriptions and pclOisession of amphetamines and Instruments. Campbell was arrested in a van truck on Erie Highway here. Miss Loschinkohl was picked up in the Fairfield Holiday Inn near here. The Hamllton police said a large quantity of money orders, credit cards, a check writer and a duplicator were found in the motel room. They said hypodermic needles were found In the van. Police' said police from Akron and Stow, Ohio, had sent detainers on the couple. MOO MOO DAIRY BARN OPEN FOR BUSINESS Boston 100 000 OJ()- 4 7 o Texas 021 000 000- 3 11 o Pattin, Lee (8 ) and Fisk ; Paul . Pina (81 and Fahey Billings (9) . WP- Pattin [11: 11) . LP- Paul (5·51 . HRsHarper (lllhl. Smith (15th). California · 010 200 001- 4 10 0 Cleveland 000 000 2oo- 2 7 0 Messersmith 13·7) and Torborg; Hilgendorf, Wilcox (51. Farmer (7) , Hennigan (8) and Fosse. LP-HIIgendorf (2·11 . HRs-Stanton, 2 (9th and loth ) Ol iver (15th) . ' (lsi game) Minnesota 101 000 000- 2 6 2 Detroit 070 102 02x- 12 13 o Perry, Strickland (2), Geb. hard (51 and Borgmann ; Fryman (3·01 and Sims. LPPerry (11 ·11). HRs- KIIIebrew (20th), Sims (2nd) . (2nd gm, 10 inns) Mlnn 130 200 DOli 1- 7 IS 2 Del 000 200 004 D- 6 8 I Goltz. Granger (9), Strickland (9) and Mltterwald ; Slayback, Scherman (2), Foor (4), Timmerman (4), Hiller (6) LaGrow (8), Seelbach (10) and Freehan. WP- Strlckland (3·0) . LP- Seelbach (8·71 . HRSNettles (2nd) , Northrup (7th) . !Only games scheduled) DEA APPOINTED DETROIT (UP!)-BIIIy Dea, 39, for 19 years a professional hockey player, was appointed Thursday as coach and general manager of the Detroit Junior Wings. - Relax ... Drive in for a Delicious ,.,.,v Moo Burger. Best yet for the united tastes of America. Or a refreshing malt, shake, cone or sundae. MOO MOO DAIRY .BARN At Forked Run Lake Entrance Long BoHom ~ 0. i American league Chicago OtO 014 ooo- 6 12 0 Baltimore 000 000 too- 1 7 1 Lemonds, Acosta (7) and Herrmann; Dobson, Harrison (61. Scott (8) and Etchebarren, Oates (6). WP- Lemonds 13·41 . LP- Dobson (13·12). FINISHING SAME DAY , SERVItE In At 9:-0ut At 5'. DETROIT (UP! )-Ever Iince Harry Gordon started aelllng $75 "divorce kits" he's had problems with the Detroit Bar Associ,ation attorneys he has undersold. Lawyers In these parts charged t400 to $500 per divorce case, Gordon says. A Detroit judge doesn't Uke Gordon's brand of law, either, and has ordered the former restaurant equipment salesman to appear In court nelt Wednesday to answer charges of illegaUy practicing law. Understandably, Gordon is having problems finding a lawyer to represent him. Judge Hean Case Oakland County Circuit Court Judge William J. Beer was hearing what he thought was a routine dJvorce Wednesday when Mrs. SybU Bales pulled out a set of divorce papers in preparation for her case. She and her husband Matthew, had ·agreed to ~ property settlement and the case was uncontested. There were no children. Beers asked Mrs. Bales who prepared her papers, and she explained that she got them from Gordon's finn. "I'm not going to let you proceed," Beers said, "not because you 're not represented by counsel, but because when a non-lawyer prepares papers like this he is illegally practicing law." Gordon Subpoenaed . Gordon was promptly subpoenaed, and Mrs. Bales left the courtroom a married 2tt E. 2na, l'onttror Toke 1 "RED CARPET HOLIDAY" otlhe RED CARPET INN Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Labor Day Weekend Sept. lthru. 4th Luxurious accommodations Swimming & Tennis Superb dining room Lounge Planned adlvltles Cocktails on arrival Great entertainment Swim Show As 530.00 per person Plus accommodations. $:111 or write now for reservations, Red Corpel Inn. Ohio River Rd., Pl. Pleasant. W. Vo . 2U5o, phone 304-675-5007. 5% INTEREST On PasWook Savings August17 BIRTHS - Mrs. James Ousley, son; Wellston ; Mrs. Ronald Hallen, son, Jackson; Mrs. James Dovenbarger, daughter, Gallipolis; Mrs . William Collier, daughter, Gallipolis and Mrs . Dale Taylor, daughter, Gallipolis. DISCHARGES John Hussell, Karen Casey, Diana Bush, Elsie Stewart, Clara Varian, Luella Wood, Viola Steele, Clyde White, Thelma Cunningham, Mildred King , Sherr! Compston, Tammy King, Krist! White, Christopher Bell, Arthur Strauss, Mrs. Robert Rodgers and son, Gwendolyn Robinson, Paul Reece, Steven PoweU, Mrs. George Moss and daughter Kimberly Maynard, Mabei Heverner, Betty Fife, Josie Ferguson, Donna Carr, Effie Clendenin, Amy Brothers, York Blackburn and Grace Adams. I I :• I!I I I I I account Is maintained. Meigs Co. Branch order ): Race I - Bronte. Shelrman , Chillicothe. Flln ; Ohio Rebel, Bill Van Wert , MacIa 1 -f!) ..1 ~~· 1 Greg Norman . Race Ill - Chickabar Dee. Jennings Beegle, Racine , Joe Arrington ; Karra Marble, Carl Bush, Lanca ster , Ron Flint ; Rex Bar Junior, Bob Hatcher, MarySville , , Jerry. Le.wj& ;, Bull's Bar Lee, Dick Conley. Marysv ille, ~eiry Lewis; Salyersville. Nancy Arrington; Rusty Bar Boy, Ray Lawrence. Zev McCue. Phil Reed. McConnelsvll e, Joe Mechan icsburg. Ron Copeland. Arrington ; Flying Nash, Paul Race IV - Polynesian Leo. Kilpatrick, Frazyersburg, Paul Kilpatrick, Frazeysburg, Lynn Sterling ; Getaway Hally. Lynn Stanley ; .pial Vee, Jer ry Don Shaffer; Always A Hobo. Burdette, Coolville, Mila Larry Davis. South Vienna. Palm ; SunBurst, Skip Ron Copeland. Arrlnaton , Pt . Pleasant, Joe ' Race II - Zip N' On. Jim Arrington ; Relllmus G.round· Femeulu, Frazeysburg. Rita hog. Phil Reed, Ron HerberS ; Diamond Pa lace. Copeland; Pick Bar Decky, Ron Flint ; Miss BuQQ V Bar . Jennings Beegle. Savings& Loon Co. 2f6~ondSI. Pomtroy,OIIio All Accounf1 Insured To 120,000.00 by FSLIC. Horse Show Results • Modern "cube" elyling • Solid state chassis • Sloep switch shuts ott radio at pre-set lime • Plays FM or AM broadcast bands • lazalarm ''remembers'' lo call you evan after you turn is oft. • Wakes you to music or news on FM or AM Model TC.4HW. Contains many olher fine quality Motorola features H~h impact.polyslyrene cabinet with Walnut grain finish. · MOicnau makers of Quasar. color TV WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. i Mrs. Wells Is Honored STATE-:--ALL PERSONS MUST BE 16 OR OLDER TO ENTER. NO EMPLOYE OR MEMBER OF FAMILY fo!!AY ENTER. . . ' ONE PRIZETOAFAMILY DRAWING 'SA'T. NIGHTAUG. 19 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• by You Do Not Have to be Present to Win M&R SHOPPIN~ CENTER .. · CHATEAU BEAUTY SALON Mason Area News, Notes 24.95 29.95 32.95 Pomeroy . . . ] Personal Notes I PSSSSST! Roofs Don't Wear Out - • • They Bum Out! GET--- )\LUM ONE APPLICAT.ION ISLANO NlNTESJ -1*··- · !Au1beai _, Ufe. ..._ r.lerior ... Poor Lo.w-. _,_...,- ...... . .......... Poor ..._.. .- .. Poor I At 8 P.M. KAY Rio Grande College to Results of the annual horse Weste rn Pleasure Pony show Wednesday at the 109th under 48" - Tony Kennedy , annual Meigs County Fair Scott Nease. were announced today . Roadster Pony - l ~aac Cash premiums of $5, S3, S2, Lewis . and Sl were paid plus rosettes Trail Horse - Judy Ken. for the first five places with the nedy, Junior Kennedy; David exception of the lead ·in pony Nease, Amy Houston , Acorn class In which each participant Acres, Jackie Bennett : Mr. received a small trophy. and Mrs. A. B. Deel. Pat Rose . Winners follow. Where only .Trail Pony - Tony Kennedy. one name Is given the owner Mila Powell. .Debbie Dye, and rider are the same llst, Faye Reibel, Julie 2nd, etc .. In order list~) : Gooch . Lead,ln Po~y - Flossie Barrel Race Ihorse or pony) Allensworth, Tony Kennedy, .,. Fred Tackett, Mike Jones; Herbie Ervin, Beverly Hart, Jun ior Kennedy, Debbie Dve, Julie Gooch, Bob Meier. Roy Layne, Sara Lutton; Karl Debbie Dye, Elizabeth Blevins Meeks. and Mildred Blevins, owners. Flag Race - Fred Tackett, Open Horsemanship - Mike Jones; Roy Layne, Acorn Acres, Jackie Bennett ; Flchard Franklin ; Roy Layne. Judy Kennedy, Junior Ken· Richard Franklin; Karl nedy ; Cole Stables. Bill Cole ; Meeks. Sherry lndestead. Mike Tony Kennedy. Tony Kennedy ; Jones . Big " M" Stables, Gloria Egg and Spoon Race Miller. Connie Davis, Charlie Musser, Western Pleasure Horse Sherry lndestead. Kenny (registered) - Cole Stables • Meeks. Roy Layne, Richard Bill Cole ; Acorn Acres. Jackie Franklin. Bennett ; Judy Kennedy. Ride and Run - Roy Layne, Junior Kennedy ; Acorn Acres. Sara Lutton; Junior Kennedy, Sharon Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. Karl Meeks, Steve Powell, A. B. Deel, Susie Green. Kenny Meeks. Western Pleasure Pony Cole Stables, Robin Ritchie ; Bib "M" Stables. Jenny Grate; Big "M" Stables. Julie Gooch ; Big "M" Stables. Debbie Dye ; Tony Kennedy. Tony Kennedy. RELATIVES VISITED Western Pleasure Horse MASON - Mrs. Gary Wilson (non.reglstered) - Connie Davis, Sherry lndestead. Amy, and three children of AUanta, Houston. Steve Powell. Connie Ga., visited her mother and Smith . lather-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Wilson and Barbara in Mason, for a couple days and with her parentS, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Green at Wintersville, Ohio. Jennifer Wilson remained for a longer visit with her grandparents, and the two other children visited their ·maternal grandparents, Mr. The Rev. and Mrs. Ronald and Mrs. Green whUe their Place, Steven ind Greg, of mother visited her husband, 1 · · SEND YOUR SENTINEL CARRIER TO KINGS Groton, N. Y. have been here Gary, who is attending school Name of carrier . vlaltlng Mrs. Harry Houdashelt at Humanics Institute at and Miss Freddie Houdalhell. Bethel, Maine. Mrs. Wilson and Personality: Excellent. CJ Good .c::::::J. Fair c:7 Mrs. Houdashelt returned this children left for AUanta Thurs' ! '' Promptness: Excellent .t:::7, Good c::::7 Fair z::::7 week with the Place family to day. Groton and Steve remained In ·' I Neatness: Excellent L:=:I Good .c:::::J Folr CJ Middleport with his aunt. I Mrs. Walter Crooks Is in ·Any 91~tr comments: Washington, D. C. vlalting her REVIVAL SET son and daflllhler-in-law, Lt. I There wiD be a revival at the I Qndr. and Mrs. Gene eroou and fl!lllly. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ml Moriih Church of God I 1bomal and children wlll drive bqlnnlng Monday, Aug. 21, I thin Slslurday for • vlalt and starting each evening at 7:30 I Your Name and Address . Mra. Q>ooU wiD Nlum wtth p.m. 'lbt evangellat Is Rev. I Don Combe. them Tllllday. Middleport Personal Notes plenty of displays for the over-60 visitors tc the fair to enjoy. Despite the heat of the tent, most of the seats were filled throughout the day . . TilE SENIOR CITIZENS tent was where the action was Thursday as the Meigs County Fair observed its first Senior Citizens Day . There was entertainment, refreshments, and Offer New Fall Course ,I ADDRESS----------~ ' .' Hair Styling Project Work Rewarded ro~e:~~ring I ENTRY'J[ANK .. . ' · SPEAKING OF Mrs. Emma Hines; "An Angry It Is really pathetic what Driver" by Mrs. Ruby some women are· doing to Grueser; "Because Someone Plants and Soils : their hair for absolutely no Cared," by Mrs. Mary Russell; Steve Stout, Snowville, reason at all. The malorlty of them have beautlfu hair "It Will Show in Your Face," champion rosette . btJt lack the knowledge of Farm Boys, champion rosette. Raiders; George Rowley, Trophy and rosette awards by Mrs . Stella Grueser; Let' Explore the Outdoors : properly culling. curling. Entomo logy: Richard "People Will Talk," by Mrs. for outstanding project work Condor Club; and Raymond coloring or caring for II. Naylor's Run 4-H Club, trophy Hair styling Is an art and Ullie Starcher; "Patriotism, · have been awarded to Meigs Barnhart, all reserve cham- Furbee, Letart Farm Boys, accepted by Pat Thoma, adtrophy and champion rosette; has to be done by an expert by Mrs. Doris Grueser; and "A County 4-H Club ;members pion rosettes. visor; David Lewis, Mark who knows how to conform Small Engines: Ricky Flagg, Faith Perrin, Pomeroy Youth Question," by Mrs. Elsie exhibi ting at the Meigs County the correct style with the Norton , Todd Norton, and Tornadoes, champion rosette. Livewires, reserve champion contour of the head and Forbes. Attending the meeting Jun ior Fair this week. Kelly Thoma, champion shape of the face. of each Woodworking : Patty Dyer, rose tte. The winners are as follows : besides those named were Mrs. rosettes ; all members of the indlvldua I. lor ,best resu Its. science: Janel Veterinary Forestry : Diana Pullins, Moondusters, champion Freda Mitch and Mrs. GerOur experts not only keep Stiversville Stitchers 4-H Club, TNT Club, champion rose tte ; rosette; Mark Jeffers, Condor Maue, Harrisonville Girls, trude Mitchell . up with all the latest hair commendation awards. sty les. but are also up-to· "• Paul Brannon, TNT, reserve Club, reserve champion champion rosette . Exploring home economics : date on all the lates t Ohio Birds : Sharon Karr, champion rosette. rosette. Cathy Morris, Columbia methods. techniques. and Vege tabl e Garden: Keith Welding : Mark Hall , Chester Busy Beavers, champion products to help keep your Superstars, champion rosette; hair luslrou•. healthy and Krautter , Ches ter Farm Boys, Julia Johnson , Columbia manageable. trophy and champion rosette; Make-It Girls, reserve Mark Ri ggs and David Riggs, champion rosette. Harrisonville Boys Honor Club , ' Me, You and Others reserve champion rosettes .. Flowering Gardening : Mary Electricity : Steven Stanley, Mrs. Frances Davidson and Ruth Sauer , Moondusters, Mrs . Robert Manley en- Harrisonville Boys Honor Club, champion rosette; Joan Mctertained recently with a trophy and champion rosette; Whorter, Columbia Superstars, 214 E. SECOND ST. RIO GRANDE- Rio Grande toward his doctorate. layette shower at the Davidson Ed Kennedy, reserve chamchampion roselle; Nancy POMEROY, OHIO Clark said the course can be Lawrence, Harrisonville Girls, College will offer a special home honorin g Mrs . Joan pion rosette. PH. E. 992·7606 . ·- ·· Rope : Randy Keller, Chester taken lor college credit, or pr og ram in " Real Estate Wells. Gaines were played with Farm Boys , trophy and Principles and Practices" this under the college's No-Credit Lisa fall, according to James H. program . Those enrolled under prizes going to Connie Manley, champion rose tte; Mrs. Wells, Goldie Graham, Hera ld , Leadin g Creek Clark, associate director of th e No-Credit plan, while business administration at the paying a lower lee, are able to Wanda Vining, and Penny college. The course is one of a participate in all the classroom Brinker. Gifts were placed in a number of courses required work and discussions, and decorated bassinet which under new Ohio law , and is the complete all the graded ·carried out the pink and blue first in the field of real estate assignments and tests. Their theme of the shower. Ham offered by the college. "Real work is evaluated, but they do sa lad sa ndwi ches, potato Estate Principles and Prac- not receive credit for comchips, Kool-Aid , and cupcakes ti ces" is required by th ose pleting the course. decorated in pink and blue The fee for the No-Credit seeking permanent salesmen's were served. program is $35 per credit hour, licenses. Attending besides those SATURDAY Bill Downey, Dackson, will making the registration fee for named were Bonnie Coy, MEIGS HIGH School Band to teach the course, which will this two-hour course $70. The Leona Eblin, Mary Smith, play at the Meigs Coun ty Fair, See our great selection-of gift watches. We have the meet Thursday evenings from normal college fee per credit Ruth Smith, Mary VanHouten, Saturday, 3 p.m. newest styles, the latest features. Caravella by Lorraine Rathburn , Robin DANCE AT the former 7 to 9, beginning Sept. 7. hour is $55, making the cost of the "Real Estate Principles Downey is a real estate broker, Bulova. Expensive watches at inexpensive prices. Rathburn, Doris Wolfe, Susie Pomeroy Junior Hi gh School and Practices" course $110 if From $10.95. Graham, Merle Manley and Building , 9 to 12, music by has a master's degree, and has taken for College credit. completed one year of study ,, <lhristina Rathburn. · · · Atlantis. Admission $1. • ~' 1 ' ~· '' ' This is the tnird special Others presehting gifts to Sponsored by the Meigs Band program offered through Rio Mrs. Wells were Mrs. John Boosters. Grande College's business Davidson, Mrs. Martha SUNDAY administration program. In Clonch, Ruth Grate, Vivian GRACE Episcopal Church, 4 February, the college offered a Coy, Mrs . Herman Grate, Mrs. p. m. vesper and picnic for the four~session course in income Wendell Grate, Mrs. O'Dell parish. taxes and preparation of Manley, Joann Wise, Mrs. returns. This summer, a Mami~ Nelson, Mrs. Roxie MONDAY course in business taxes was Oiler, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil RathMEIGS Chapter, Order of offered as part of Summer '72. burn of Columbus; Mrs. DeMolay, Monday, 7:30 p. m. Garnet Darst and Lydia Darst, Middleport Masonic Temple. Louisville, Ky.; Mrs. Earl The Mothers Club to meet in Capt. and Mrs . Jack Stewart Riggs, and Mrs. Karmel the basement at the same lime. DeLong. and three week-old son, Mark, HAYRIDE ENJOYED MIDDLEPORT BPW , visited his mother, Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Mark Grueser, 0«<m''' '-''M'~•''MW·''•'-'W • ' ' ~NQW~mn.vo...•......:-.-.:·,...,..;.:·:•.potluck dinner , home of Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, enroute to Jr., of near Shade hosted a ~ t;: J ohn . Werner , 6:30 p.m . their new home at Fort Knox, DELEGATE "C " RADCLIFF " 0" SkiPP!I CAI.EMDIAL "M" hayride and wiener roast for Blick mer~el'1 17 /tWill, 17 }lwels. ~ Monday . Gallipolis Club Kentucky . Capt Stewart had youth of the Sacred Heart an eilt dia l. Green dill . Automltlc. members to be guests. previously been stationed at Parish recently. Homemade MEIGS BAND Boosters , Fort Lewis, Washington, and ice cream were served by the membership tea, 8 p.m. was transferred to Fort Knox. Gruesers. Attending were Mr. Mrs. Janealie Johnson of Monday rftght in the music He has been in the army 14 and Mrs. Patrick Duffy, Mrs. Pomeroy, Route 2, has room of Meigs High School. years. Rita Hamm, Mrs. Paul Casci, returned from a week 's Mrs. Paul Taylor, chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Blake Tina and Patricia Duffy, Julie vacation in Columbia, S. C. with majorette mothers to and children, Cindy Williams Hamm, Rose Colburn, Ida and with her daughter, Captain assist. Paren ts and others of Indian Head, Md., are Ronnie Casci, of the Parish, Hazel A. Johnson . Captain interested in the band are vacationing near Lewisburg, and Mike Hlndy, Cathy Johnson recently moved to invited to attend. W. Va. They plan to attend the Osborne, Diane Smith, Tammi Columbia from Atlanta, Ga. TUESDAY West Virginia Stale Fair which Hoffman, Kim Jones, and and this fall will be assistant SOTHERN LOCAL Band started August 18. Radina Pratt, guests. professor of technical nursing Boosters, 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Mr . and Mrs. Alburtice at Columbia University . school. Important business tc Young and their son and Weekend guests of Mrs. be transacted and membership family, Trooper and Mrs. G. R. Johnson were Mr . and Mrs. urged to attend. . Young and children of Charlton · Robert Bendula and son, RA CINE AMERICAN Heights, W.Va. have returned Robby of Cleveland, and Mr. Legion Auxiliary , picnic, from a vacation which took and Mrs. Ernest Combs and Tuesday evening at the Racine them to several scenic spots in West Virginia. sons, Buffalo, W. Va. Park. Juniors invited. Miss Barbara Fisher is home from Portland, Maine where she spent the summer with Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hall and daughter, Rebecca. Miss Fisher was reltlined by the Hall family as a companion for their daughter. Norman Spencer of Columbus is spending the week here visiting his brother-in-law . . and sister, Mr. and Mrs . No. 301 Heavy Duty Liquid Aluminum Coating Formulitea Truman Russell. ' with Asphaltic-Gilsonite qquids. Also No. 350 for Mobile 'Guest of Miss Lucretia Homes. Genheimer this week is her niece, Miss Martha Genheimer of Columbus. Miss Mary E. Hecker has returned to her home in FOR ROOFS, METAL AND MAIONRY Marietta after visiting here SURFACES. with Mrs. Mary Pugh. r------------------------·----------------~ I NAME _ _ I Jun ior Rona lt Foley, Palm · ~llar lfy s Stor'm, Bob Hatcher} . Tht Alhtns County CITY DEPOSIT AT OUR STORE Bill Foley. Van Wert: · Marla Palm; Etta Lu Bar, Paul exciting afternoon for Meigs Kilpatrick. Frazeysburg . Lynn County falrgoers Thursdar.. Sterling ; Barnett, lla rryl Following are the resul s of Stumbo. Middleport . Joe the four races with the J'urses Arrington ; Blaire Hi llalre , totaling SlOO. plus adde entry Homer Cole, Tuppers Pains. fees in each ra ce (1st, 2nd, etc:. in order ; owner and rider in DURING OUR.9TH ANNIVERSARY SAUl TODAY A family night observance hon oring the Rev. Merrill Floyd, new pastor, was planned for Thursday night at the Syracuse Park when the Women's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday at the Minersville United Methodist Church. During the meeting the training session tO be held at the Nelsonville First United Methodist Church on Sept. 20 was announced. Cards of thanks lo r remembrances were read from Mrs. Clara Grueser, Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs. Marge Reuter, and Mrs. Mary Pugh. The meeting held following an ali-day quilting session and potluck dinner at the church opened with group singing of "Count Your Blessings." Mrs. Karl Grueser was program leader snd Mrs. Rhoda Roush gave prayer . Mrs . Fannie Phillips read the 27th Psalm. Readings included "We Welcome Autumn" by Mrs. Mary Pugh ; "I Am 85" by Quarter hor se racing with jockeys in colors provided an pounded quarterly. Interest paid as long as an open card for Mrs. Ullian McGhee. The closing prayer was given' . by Mrs. Paul .Smart, and the September meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Anthony. Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs. Charles Simons, Valerie Lewis, Mrs. Iva Turner, Mrs. Beulah White, Mrs. Ullie Hubbard, Mrs. Milton Hood, Mrs. Mary Hughes, Mrs. Julia Grim and Mrs. Mary Lyons. New Pastor Honored withdrawal. Interest com- "Great.,.Grocery Giveaway" ENTER sent to the seven children al the County Home having birthdays this month. Mrs. Lewis opened the meeting with a verse, "Rules for Daily Uving." Devotions were given by · Mrs. John Werner. The love gift offering was $13.26, and the general offering was $14. The prayer of dedication ·for the offerings was given by Mrs. Pearl Hoffman. Members signed a Racine Colorful Regular Passbook Savings. No Minimum. Interest. from date of deposit to date of . FOOD~~NER, Middleport, Ohio I Sending gifts of money to the children at the Meigs County Children's Home having btrthdays this month is one of several projects bt:ing carried out by the circl~s of the B. H. Sanborn Society of the Middleport First Baptist Church. Meeting Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Ethel Hughes, the Elects Circle members signed a get-weU card for Mrs. Nora Jordan. It was noted than an arrange ment of artificial flowers had been sent to Mrs. Mae Baker, a shut-in, and that a gift of money was -·sent tc Slephanie Hughes, Baptist scholarship girt; on her birthday. · Miss Rhoda Hall presided at the meeting which opened with a prayer and meditation, " Radiant Heart." Mrs. Isabelle Winebrenner gave devotions !rom Guideposts. The love gift offering was $9.25 and the regular offering was $10. It was announced that the Sanborn Society will meet on Sept. 5 instead of on Laber Day and that the EJecta Circle will be in charge of hospitality . Mrs. Leora Sigman presented the program using material !rom Guideposts 011 the 23rd Psalm. Others attending were Mrs. Tony Flowler, Mrs . Fielding Hawkins, and a guest, Mrs. Una Dodson. Refreshments were served. At a meeting of the Dorcas Circle at the home of Mrs. Fred Lewis, a program on the "New Generation in Africa" was presented by Mrs. Willis Anthony . Project work was discussed and it was reported that $5 had been sent to the scholarship girl. Gifts will be 5 per cent per year paid on HOSPITAL NEWS 'Use Our FrH Po,rking Lot Cleanln . Dale Kautz. Class 9, 901 to 1100 pounda : Bob Westbrook, Doug Carr, and Dale Kautz. Class 10, free lor aU: Dor· man Reed, Jim Stomaker, and Bob Westbrook, ALL FOR AS UTILE woman. Gordon said he was performing a "necessary public service" since many people can't afford the fees most attorneys charge for a dJvcrce. The 51year-old Detroit enterpreneur ssidke has sold about 150 of the divorce kits In the last three months through newspaper , ads. Gordon said for his $75fee he Interviews the prospective divorcee, prepares the documents and gives the client a list of "instructions" on what tc do in court. Divorce Granted Another Oakland County jur1st, Judge FareD E. Roberts, granted a divorce last week to a woman ualng one ci Gordon's kits. Roberts said that "any person has the right t~ represent himself In court." ''The Issue Is whether they're giving legal advice and that is between the 'bar association and tlie (divotce kit) company ," Roberts said. But Beer was crtucal of Gordon 'a selling "25-cent forms for $75." "U he says we're paying 25 cents for forms fnd charging too much," Gordon said, ''wbat right does an attorney have to charge $400 to $500?" champion r011elte. Money Manacement: C.rol Lewis, Pomeroy Bendel'S, champion r011ette. Laundry: Barbara Andrews, Riverview 4-H, champion roselle. Helping at Home: Patty Dyer, Moondusters, champion .rosette. Two Baptist Circles Met Tractor Pulling First, second and third place cash awards .in both the junior and senior divisions were presented Wednesda~ night at the garden tractor pli!I sltlged as a part of Meigs County Junior Fair Night. Donations towards the prizes of $10 fOl' first, $5 for second, and $2.50 for third were Reed Brothers, Re.e dsville; Wagner's Rardware, Racine ; Racine Home National Bank, Racine; Fulton - Thompson Tractor Sales, Pomeroy, Landmark, Pomeroy ; and Meigs Equipment. Ed Cross was chairman of the garden tractor pull. Winners in the junior division, listed first, second and third, respectively, were as follows: re~erve -.~ ' New Locotlon 40~ I '-·-----------~~-----------~-~-------------~! N. . . 992-3748 or 992-5020 4 • �MIDDLEPORT PEN · TECOSTAL - Third Ave ., the · Rev . William Kniltel, pasloi-. Ronald Dugan, Sunday school supt . Classes tor all ages.; evening service, 7:30 p.m.; Bible sludy, . Wednesday, 7:30 • ~ ' ·ervi ces, Friday, 1:JO p.m. FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum , Middleport ; Noel He rrman , pastor . Saturday even ing servi ce, 1 p.m. Sunday school. '1 0 a .m.; Sunday evening worship, 7 p.m. PoMEROY POMEROY TRINil'Y Rev . W. H. Perrin, pastor. Roy ¥-aver , Supl. Church ·Schoool. 9: ll a.m .; worship, 10: 24 a.m.; UNITED MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, The United Prtsbyte~lan Church, Dwight l. Zavltz , Pasior· Director; George W. Hu tton and Re~ . Linson Stebbins. Ass' !. Pastor Directors . FIRST UNITED PRES. BYTERIAN, Harrisonville, Su~day Church School. 9:30 a.m., Mrs. Homer lee, Supt.; Morning Worship 10:30 a .m. F I R S T U N I T E D PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, Sunday Church School, 9:30 a.m., Lewis Sauer, Supt. ; Mornii)Q Worship, 10:30 a.m . Se rvice , t: JU p.m.; >uuuo meellng 6:30 p.m.; Evening worship. 7:30 p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . Herbert Grate. ,pastor. Worship servicer · 1 l'a.rn . and 7:30 p.m. Sund!By. Su10oay School, 9: 30 a .m. Richard Bartqn, supt. Prayer meelinq , Wednesday. 7;30 p.m..:. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Clifford Smilh , minister . Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; morning church 10:30 a. m.; Sunday evening service, 7: 30p.m. Wednesda y service, 8 BARNEY GI!El IIIP••• ST. PAUL LUTHERAN, Rev. Arthur C. Lund, pastor. Sunda y School. 9:15 a .m., Charles Evans, Supt. ; worship se rvice, 10 :30 a .m. Con youth choir rehearsal Monday, lirm alion class, Tuesday, 4:15 6:30p.m.; Nu-s . Marvin Burt, to 5: 30 p.m.; Junior Con di rector ; senior ch'o ir tirmalion class. Thursday, 6:30 p. m. rehearsal , 7:30p.m.. Thursday, to 7:45p .m. FIRST BAPTIST of Mid· LAUREL CLIFF FREE Mrs. Paul Nease, director. SEVEN· DAY ADVENTIST dleporl , corner of Sixlh and F I RST u· N I T E D METHODIST - Rev . Robert POMEROY .CHURCH . OF Mu iberrr, Heights , Palmer 'streels, Rev. Charles PRE~BYTERIAN, Syracuse, . pastor. Fred Morning Worship . 9 a .m.; E. Buckley, pastor. William THE NAZARENE - Corner Pomeroy . Her ert Morgan . Simons Hoffman , Sunday School Bailey., supt. ; Sunday school, , Union and Mulberry . Rev . pastor. Sabbath school , Sunday Church School. 10 a.m . 9:30 a .m.; morning wors,ip, Clyde V. Henderson, pa stor . Saturday, 2 p.m. with chur ch Superintenden t. Suriday church Mrs. Sampson Hail, Supt. 10:30 .a.m.; evening worship, Sunday school, 9:30a .m., Glen se rvi ce following at 3: IS "p.m. school for everyone 9:15a.m. ;· STIVERSVILLE COM · 7:30 p.m. Wednesday , M cClung, supt.; morning en Bible discussion each Morning worship 10:15 a.m.; Evening services, 7:30 p.m.; MUNITY, Rev . Edsel Harl , Christian Youth Crusade, 6:30 worship, 10: 30 a.m.; evening 7 30 d urs ay, : p.m. Wd s d s h 1 • p.m. ; prayer meellng, 7· 30 ·T E ft e nesday prayer servi~e, 7:30 pa t service, 7:30 ; mid-week serun ay c oo. serv1ce p.m.; Thursday choir practl. s or. G R A HAM UNI ., p.m. Extra youth acti'Jities on vice. W~nesdav. 7:30 p.m . _ ce, METHODIST - Preaching 9:Jtl Sunday, S p.m., for all youth up 10 a .m. Pra_yer Meetmg each 7 p.m . Thur?day 7 . 30 p.m. Sunday DEXT~R CHURCH OF GRACE EPISCOPAL - . a.m., first and second Sunday& to sixth grade; 6:30 for junior evemng servtce, 7:30p.m. ~HAIST D E ~ anny vans , Rev. Leroy Davis, minister. of each month; third and fourth and senior 'high students. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Morning prayer and serm on, Sundays each mon th, worship ZION CHURCH OF ' CHRIST pas tor : Norman C. Will , supl. 10: 30 a.m. Holy communion and service at 7:30p.m. Wednesday Middleport , Slh and Main . Pomeroy -Harrlson..,ille Sunda_y Sch~ol 9: 30 a .m.; sermon, first Sundays, 10:30 e"enings at 7:30. Prayer and Raul in Moyer, pastor . Mi chael Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor Wor~h1p servtce. 10:30 a.m. Study. Ge Ia h S1 d S h 1 t a.m . Chur c h school, ki n- Bible Chn~t1an Endeavor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· . r c ' un ay c 00 sup . SPaul McElroy , Sunday Sc hoo· 1· evemng . ~ dergarten th rough eighth Bible School, 9:30 a .m.; morupl . Sunday School9:30 a.m .; REORGANIZED CHURCH TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave .. ning wors hip , 10: 30 a .m. : grade, 10:30 a .m. POMEROY CHURCH OF Pomeroy, alflllated with S.B.C., evening worship, 7:30 p.m .; morning worship and com . OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT. mun ton, 10:30 a.m .; Sunday TER DAY s•·tNTS p d CHRIST - Mr. Hoyl Allen, Jr ., the Rev . Fred Hill , pastor. prayer service 7 JJ .m. Wed - evening youlh Christian en · . ~ - ortlan · Sunday Sch ool, 9: 30 a .m.; nesday . pasto,. Bible School, 9:30a.m., deaver , 6:30 ; Worsh ip services . Racme Road. Ralp_h Johnson , CHURCH OF THE worship, 10: 30 ; adult worship morn ing worship, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday ~a~lol.DHert;ert rh~e, ~u~dar service and young peoples junior soc iely , 6:30a.m. NYPS. NAZARENE - Midd.leport. evening prayer meeting and c9 ·3o0o a mtre~ oMr. uln ay c h"!' ' meeting , both 7: 30p .m . Sunday- 6:45 p.m . Sunday evangelistic: Rev. Audry Miller, pastor ; Bible study , 7:30p.m. · · ·• orn ng wars .'P· Wedne sday , combined Bible meeting, 7:30 p.m. Prayer Floyd Carson, supt. Sunday ST. JOHN LUTHERAN _ 10:30 a .m.; Sunday even1ng · study and prayer meeting, 7:30 meeting Wednesda 1:30 p.m . s c hoo1, 9: 30 a .m.; Mornmg Pine Gr ove, the Rev. Arthur serv!ce 7 p.m . Wednesday p.m. worship 10 : 30 a.m .; S·unior Combs, pastor. Sunday school, even1ng prayer services, 7:30 MIDDLEP RT MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - SOCie · t y, 6:30 p.m.; NYP , 6:4S 9· 30 am · h h THE SALVATION ARMY .. . ·• c urc serv 1ces , p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Envoy RayS. Wining, offi cer in Corner Fourth and Main , p.m. Sunday evangelistic 10.30 a.m. · G Middleport. Rev . Henry L. Key , mee ting , 7:30 p.m . Prayer cha rge. Sunday , 10 a .m .. , real Bend, Charies Norri s, Hol iness meeting ; 10: 30 a .m., Jr ., pa stor . Sunday School9:30 mee ting Wednesday, 7:30.p.m. pa stor . Worship service, 9:30 BRADBURY CHURCH OF a.m.; Sunday School , !0:30a .m. Sunday School. Young People's a.m., Arnold Richards, sup t.; CHRIST . Bible Schoo l, 9:30 CARLETON CHURCH Legion, 7 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 Morning worsh ip 10:30 a.m. MEIGS a. m.. morning worship, 10:30 Kingsbury Road . Sunday p.m., Ladies Home League; 7 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES COOPERATIVE Larry Carnahan presiding a. m. Sunday evening Worship School, 9:30a .m., Ralph Carl , p.m., Prep classes . PARISH Serv ice, 7: 30 p.m., c ho ir sup!. Worship serv ice. 10:30 SACRED HEART - Rev . min ist.er . Sunday, Bible lecture, THE UNITED Does the alarm dock get you up? No, it merely pra ctice Sunday and Wed - a. m. and 7:30p.m. alternately. Father Bernard Krajcovic , 9:30 a .m.,· Watchtower study, METHODIST CHURCH tells you It's lime lo get up. Whether you get out of 10 :30 a.m.; Tuesday, Bible nesday , 1 p.m., prayer meeting 992·2825. Prayer meeting , Wednesday, pa s lor . Phone Robert R. Card and Bible study Wednesday 7: 30 bed is a matter of discipline . Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 Sludy , 7:30 p.m.; Thursday , 7:30 p.m. Rev. Jay Stiles, Rev. Stanlen Smith p.m. Sunday Mass , 8 and 10 ministry school 7: 30 p.m ., pastor . CHESTER - Worsh ip 9 : IS p.m. Church bolls don't bring anyone lo church. They a .m. Confessions, Saturday, 7- serv ice meeting 8:30 p.m . OLD DEXTER a .m. ; Church School 10 a.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of simply remind Christians where we ought to be on 7:30 p.m. ENTERPRISE- Worship, 9 ANTIQUI'rY BAPTIST - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Christ in Christian Union POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST a Sunday morning . The rest is a matter of discipline. a .m. ; Church School , 10 a .m. Rev . Freeland Norris, pastor . - Rev. Willard Dutcher, - Roberl Kuhn, pastor; William Lawrence Manley, pastor; Mrs. FLATWOODS - Worship, 11 Sunday school. 10 a .m.; church pastor. Mrs. Worley Francis, Such· discipline, whether it calls you to work or Watson, Sunday school supt. Russell Young, Sunday School a .m.; Church School 10 a.m. service , 7 p. m. Wednesday Sunday School Supt. Sunday to wonhip, it fundamentally a trait of your own Sunday school , 9:30a .m.; BYF, Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m School , 9:45a .m. Church Ser. POMEROY- Worship, 10:30 Bible study, 7 p.m. 6 p.m .; Bible study, Wed· Evening worship 7:30. Wea· a.m.; Church School 9:15 a.m.; vices first and third Sundays chorader. It begins with earnestnets, It is strength· nesday, 7 p.m.; choir practice, nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 UMYF 6<30 p.m. RACINE FIRST CHUR<;,H lollcwing Sunday School , enad by habit, It is directed toward any responsio.m. Wednesday, 8:30p.m. ROCK SPRINGS - Warship OF THE NAZARENE - Second and fourlh Saturday Sunday billly or opportunily which you •alue. 10 a.m.; Church Sch ool9 a.m.; Sunday Sc hoo l, 9:30 a .m .; evenings, 8 p.m. services. John UMYF 6:30p.m. . . LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Morning Worship , 10:30 a .m.; The value a penon putl upon God and his dwn 2,7-11 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Evenina worsh io. 7:30 p.m .. - Mr . Robert Wyatt. pastor ; soul utually determines whether he worships each Rev. Robert Bumgarner Wednesday Mid·Week Serv ice. Sunday School supt., Ronald Monday Wodnolday Sunday, or now and then. Put another way: the man Friday HEATH - Worship 10:30 Sunday School Superintendent, Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 a.m.; Church Schoo l 9:30a.m.; Gerald Weells. Pastor, Rev ., a.m. ; preaching 10:45 a .m.; luke who knoW'S what worship and in5piration con mean Phlllpplan• UMYF 7 p.m . Evening services, 7:30p.m. Morris M. Wolfe. ]4,2.5-33 ~ :31·37 In his life never is htuitant to get up and go. 1119·25 RUTLAND - Worship 9: IS RACINE FIRST BAPTISTHYSELL RUN FREE a.m .; Church Sch ool 10 a.m.; Charles Norrls• .paslor. Sunday METHODIST - Cecil Wise, And, of cou~, dijciplin& has special meaning Tueoday Thunday Saturday UMYF 7 p.m. School. 9:30 a .m. ; Morn1ng Pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 for a Christian: thaM who B~ted and wor~ed wilh Acts By Helen Bottel II Corinthians Caloulans SALEM CENTER - Worsh ip worship, 10:.45 a .m. ; Sunday a.m.; Morn ing worship, 10:30 Christ were DISCIPLES. 3.19-26 5:17-21 3,12·17 9 a.')l. ; Church School 10 a.m. ; evening wor ship, 7:30 p.m .; a.m.; Young People's service, UMYF Thursday, 7 p.m . 6:45p.m.; . E vangelistic serv ice, Wednesday evening Bible Copyri&hl191l Kel1ter A!lvertlslnll Service, Inc., Stu1sburs . Virtlnl• To Save a Ule -in Emergeney SYRACUSE CLUSTER Sludy, 7:30p.m. 7:30 p.m. Prayer meellng , Dear Helen: Rev . Forrest R. Donley DANVILLE WESLEYAN, Thursday, 7:30p.m. ASBURY - Worship 11 a.m.; Re v. Lawrence Sullivan, FREEDOM GOSPEL I am an insurance man with the company that "sells life· Church School9: SO a .m.; WSCS, pa s lor . Sunday School 9:30 MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev . Insurance but our business is life." This is why I am writing: I'm lSI Tuesday. a. m.; youth and junior youth l. R. Gluesencamp, pastor. With the hope it will. in some measure. foster and help sustain that which I· concerned with saving lives. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 serv ice. 6:45 p.m.; evening Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sunday a .m.; Chur ch School 10 a.m.; worship, 7:30p.m.; prayer and School Sup t. · Sunday School, In the course of my work I must contact many doctors, mnst WSCS, 3rd Wednesday , 7:30 praise, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. 9:30 a .m .; Sunday evening good iQ family and community life. this feature is sponsored by the busine! • firms and organizations whose ,t1ames apnP.ar below. of whom subscribe to an answering servlee. The switchboards . p.m. ; SILVER RUN FREE BAP- worship 7:30. Prayer meeting, MINERSVILLE - Worsh ip TIST - Rev . Howard Kimble, Tuesday , 7:30 p.m. Erne st are usually busy, thus a polite voice comes on, saying, ''This is 10 a.m.; Chur ch School 9 a.m.; pa stor . Sunday schocl. 10 a .m.; Deeter, class leader . Youth Dr. Doe'swire. Please hold." The phone goes dead in your hands WSCS, Jrd Monday, 7:30 p.m. Henry Davis, supt. ; evening Meeting Wednesday, 7:30p .m., and you waituntilan operator is free to take a message. This can SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 ser vice, 7: 30 p.m . Prayer Ernest Deeter, leader. be several minutes. Occasionally you are forgotten in the rush. a.m.; Church School. 9 a.m.: mee ting , Thurday , 7:30p.m. Prayer and Bible Study, CHESTER CHURCH OF On routine calls, these minutes aren't Important, but what if Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. GOO - Rev . James Satterfield, there is an emergency? A poisoning or cardiac victim could die SOUTHERN CLUSTER pas lor. Sunday school. 9:30 MT, HERMON CHURCH OF Rev . W. Dale McClurg a.m.: worship service, 11 a.m .; THE UNITED BRETHREN IN In that time. . Meigs County Branch Rev. Frank Cheesebrew evening serv ice , 7; praye r CHRIST - Rcberl Shook • Here is my plea: Could answering service operators add, "Is Rev. Martha Ann Mattner servi ce and youth serv ice , pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 Trailer Rentals and Supplies a.m., Russell Spencer, supt . BETHANY I Dorcas) Thur sday, 7 p.m. . this an emergency call?" If the answer is yes, valuable time worship service, 10:45 a.m.' Worsh ip, 9:30 a.m.; Church St. Rt . 7 Chester. Ohio would be saved - perhaps a life. evening worship alternating' School 10:30 a .m. 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992. 3965 I'm sure that a short note from you, a nationally syndicated LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN with C. E. al 7: 30 p.m. on CARMEL - Worship , 11 a.m., lsi and Jrd Sundays; CHURCH - Robert E. Musser, Sunday . Pra yer meet ing, 7:30 writer, would bring results, Helen . Thank you . - C. R. F . pastor. Sunday School , 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Alfred Wolfe Church School, 10 a .m. Dear C. : ' APPLE GROVE - Worship, a.m.; Robert Bobo , supt. ,· lay leader. Member of the Big 3 "We Sponsor Jesus" l have forwarded your letter to the American Medical 7:30 p.m.; church school. 9:30 morning worsh ip, 10: 30; Sun day even ing service, 7: 30 ; Mid General Merchandise a. m .; mid.week serv ice, Association. Let's hope it will also be read by doctors ' answering Rev . Stan . . Craig, Pastor week servi ce, Wednesday, 7: 30 WHITE ' S CHAPEL Wednesday, 8 p.m . Tuppers Plains Coolv ille RD. Rev . Roy Deeter ' Ph. 667-3280 services all over the country. Thanks for your life<~&ving EAST LETART - Worship, p.m. paslor. Sunday school, 9:3 0 SUS8J1Slion. -H. 10 a.m., lirst and third Sundays; SYRACUSE CHURCH OF a.m.; worship serv ice, 10:30 9 a.m., second and fourth THE NAZARENE _ Rev . M. c. a.m. Bible study and praye r Dear Helen : Rexall Drugs Sundays ; church sch ool. 9 a.m., Larimore, pa stor. Bob Moore, service , Wednesday, 7:30 p.m If our son was grown and on his own, I'd expect him to fir st and third Sundays; 10 a.m., Sunday School Supt . Sunday We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions manage his own love life, but he's only 17, and has never been second and fourth Sundays. s h 1 1 1 11 9 30 Middleport , Ohio RUTLAND 992· 2955 Pomeroy Mid-week service , Wednesday, c oo , c asses or a ages. : ' RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIS serious about a girl before. T a.m.; morn ing worship, 10:45. 8 p.m. NYP S Sunday, 6:30 p.m.; - Re v. Samuel Jackso n, Here are some of the things she does: GREAT BEND - Worship 11 evangeli sti c servi ce Sunday, pa slor . Sunday School , 10 a.m She ran away from home, is now living with other relatives a.m .. 2nd and .4th Sundays; 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer Mrs. Gertrude Buller, sup t. Chur ch School, 10 a .m. Prayer Service, 1:30 p.m because she can't get along with her mother. LETART FALLS _ Worsh ip mee ting. Wednesday. 7:30p.m. preaching service, 2 p.m. Mis sio nar y meeting , sec ond Family Recreation Though she is engaged to another boy, she won't let our sen Bakers of Holsum Bread 10 a.m.; -Church School 9 a.m . Wednesda 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH 0 F Swimming. Camping MORNING STARWorship y, : · . look at any other girl. She threw a fit when he sat next to an old CHRIST - Keilh Wise, pasto r. Middleport , Ohio 9:30a.m.; Church School 10:30 UNITED FAITH NON Sunday school, 9:30a .m., V. H family friend (female) In the school cafeteria. a .m .; Mid·Weok Servi ce. DENOMINATIONAL - Rev . Braley, supf.; wor ~ n i p service Wednesday, 8n:>.m. She expPCts him to "talk" with her fiance , getting him to Robert Smith , pa stor . Sunday and communion, 10:30 a.m MORSE CHAPEL - Worsh ip sc hool, 9:30a.m.: cla ss leader, evening break off with her - but we suspect she only wants to see the two service, 7:30 p.m ll a .m. , lsi and Jrd Sunday s; LeoHii l; worshipservi ce,l0 :30 Wednesday, Bible study, 7:30 boys in a big fight. She has done this before, with other fellows. Church School, 10 a.m. a.m.; church, 7:30p .m.; prayer p.m. Regu lar board meetin g, Pomeroy -Member FDIC& PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 meeting , Wednesday. She Is erratic. Insisted our son jump in a lake (fully clothed) 7:30p.m., third Saturday eac h Chester, Ohio Federal Reserve System EDEN UNITED liRETH~EN month . p.m.; Church School 9:30a.m . to ''prove he loves her," He nearly drowned, SUTTON - Worship, 11 a .m. IN CHRIST-Eldon R. Slake, · She wants things, many things. They fight a lot because of 2nd and 4th Sundays; Church pastor . Sunday School, lOa .m.; THE RUTLAND COM . MUNITY CHURCH - Re v. Sc hool 10 a.m. Winn ie Holsinger, supt . M.orher demands - such as a $900 stereo and a one-carat diamond Richa r d Dubbeld, pas lor . WESLEYAN (Racine) ning sermon, 11 a .m.; Evening Sales·AIIis Chalmers . Service ring . Bakers of Good Bread Worship , 11 a .m.; Church servi ce Chri stian Endeavor, Schoo l. 9: 30 a .m .; Worsh ip Farm · Industrial · Lawn - Garden She is jealous of his family , considers aU parents "the School. 10 a.m. 7:30p.m.; Mrs. Lyda Cheval ier. service, 11 a.m.; Wednesda y Huntington, W. Va . Tuppers Plains 667· 3435 prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m UMYF for ali chu rc hes of the pres ident . Song servi ce and enemy." Southern Cluster , 7:30 p.m . serm on, 8:20. Mid-Week prayer Sunday night worship, 7:30. She has threatened to commit suicide if he does not do RUTLAND CHURCH 0 F ea ch Sunday at the Youth meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. everything she asks. (Or else she alternates with a threat to run Center (Oak Grove Road. ) Mr s. Mari e Hol singer , class THE NAZARENE - Re v. I Formerly Domlgansl lloyd D. Grimm. Jr .. pas to r. NORTHEAST CLUSTER leader . away and marry her fiance.) New Own~r - Dick Sargent Rev. Jacob Lehman POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Sunday School, 9:30 a .m. ' The Store With A Heart She has turned our son into a very confused and unhappy Rev. Standley Brandum CHURCH Harrison ville Morn ing worship , 10:30 a .m.; Old U. S. 33 Ph . 992· 7735 Racine Ph. 949-3342 JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m.; Road , Rev . Roy Taylor , paslor; Young people's service. 6: 45 ·boy, who can't see that he is being used for her latest ego trip. Stop In and See Us Chur ch School 9 a .m.: Prayer Henry Eb lin , Sunday School p.m.; Evangelis t ic service s, Love does strange things to a teen who has never experienced it 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evenin .Meet ing , Wednesday, 8 p.m. ~ up !. ~unday School, 9:30a .m.; · g before, even a very level-lleaded guy, usually. LONG BOTTOM - Church even ing wor ship , 7:30 p.m. servi ce 7:30 p.m. services, 9 a.m.; Sunday School Prayer and prai se service, What can we do? - J .K.C. MASON COUNTY 9:4S a.m . Bible sludy every Thursday, 7:30p.m. Dear J.: THE HILAND CHAPE l, Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Thursday , 7:30p.m. · COMMUNITY CHURCH , Phone 992·3284 Middleport Yoo can sometllnes open a lovestruck offspring 's eyes by NORTH BETHEL - Worship Dexter - Worship services George Casto, pastor . Sunda y Middleport, Ohio 11 a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. Salurday and Sunday , 7:30 School, 9: 30; even In~ worshi p. playing blind yourselves. 7: 30 . _ Thursday evenmg pray ALFRED - Sunday school, p .m. · · · er Don't see the girl's faults . Take her side on every foolish 9:45 a .m. each Sunday ; ,.J:!JL~ L 0 c K G R o v E servtce, 7:30p.m. MASON FIRST BAPTIST command. Be sympathetic and understanding about her dislike preaching al 11 a .m. each CHRISTIAN .- David ~lautter , and Pomeroy Sts ., Sta n of adults, her demands for attention and possessions. Slip in a Sunday. Prayer meeting , 7:.45 pastor; Stanford Stockton, supt. Second D. B.A. ANTHONY . Middleport , Ohio p.m. Wednesday ; WSCS, 8 p.m. Morning worship, 9:30 a.m.; Craig, pastor. Sunday schoo I, 'few "After you're married ... " comments. 9:45a.m.; worship service, PLUMBINGatld HEATING 11 on third Tuesday each month . ~hur c h school, 10 :30 a .m .. 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992.3550 In other words, throw them together until he's ready to throw REEDSVILLE - Sunday young peoples meeling , 6: j6 a.m.; !rain ing union, 6:30p.m e'Jening worship service, 7: 30 sc hool, 9:30; preaching, 7:30 p.m. : even ing worship, 7:30. her out. !l's a calculated risk, but remember: level-headed guys p.m. Sunday ; prayer meeting , B i ble~dy, . Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer servlce. W&dnesdav, 7:30p.m. seldom stay off balance long - if they get a litUe "help" from 7:30 p.m. Tuesday ; WSCS, 7:30 p.m. . Wall.to.Wall Carpel Specialists CATALOGUE STORE their parents. first Thursday each month . MT. UNION BAPTIST FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURC Mr. and Mrs. Charles R . Sheets 116W. Main SILVER RIDGE - Worship, Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday -lelarl Routel, the Rev . StaH Ph . 992·7590 n 10 a.m.; Church S c ~ool , 9 a .m. school supl Joe Sayre Sunday c 1 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992"3001 rag , pastor. Sunday schoo I, TUPPERS PLAINS ., · Free Esflmales . G~aranteed Installation. Worship9a .m. ; Church School sch pol. 9 ' 45 a .m . ; Sunday 9.30 a .m.; prayer and Blbl e ' evenmg worship , 7:30. Wed· study, 7:30p.m. Cottage pra er 10 . "RENcftHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday prayer and Bible study, service, Tuesday 10 a ~ . L 30 p.m. . worship service, Friday, ·7:30' By Mrs. Opba Offutt Hoban Newell , sup I. Services T UP P E RS P LA I N S 'p.m. , Mr. Eldon Weeks spent weekly Na!Jonwidelnsurance Co. of Columbus. 0 . , 9:30 a.m. on Sunday. CHRISTIAN CHURCH MASON CHURCH 0 Meats and Groceries , . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Monday in Gallipolis on Preaching l irst and third Eugene Underwood, pas lor ; CHRIST_ loren T. SlephensF Syracuse 307 Spring Ave. Blackston arid family enjoyed 992·3986 Pomeroy business. Returning with him Sundays of monlh by Cl illord Howard Caldwe ll. Jr ., Sunday minister. Worship, 10 a .m.;• a picnic at their river camp on Ph. 992·2318 Smi th, 9:30 a.m. School Supt.; Sunday School •. Bible study, 11 :15 a .m. ; even In was his grandson, Tom Weeks, HOBSON , CHRISTIAN 9·30 a m Mornn Sunday. Their guesta were Mr. 1 g serm~n , worship, 7:30 p.m. Mid-wee ~ · · .; which will enable him to attend UNION - Darrel Doddri/1, · pastor . Sunday School , 9:30 10:30 a .i m.: Sunday evemng service, Wednesday, 7:30p.m . and Mrs. Kenneth Harris and the Meigs County Fair. a.m.. Leonard Gilmore, firsl se[~~'JiRf · jl'ALLS UNITED MASON ASSEMBLY OF sons, Kenny ar.d David, and Amy Brothers, five week old • . GOD- Second St., Mason, W Authorized Catalpg Merchant Furniture and Appliances Jac.k. Kane , e ld er; even Ing ser~ice , 7:30 BRETHREN - Rev . Roberl va.. Chester Tennant pa t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. p.m. Wednesday Louis W. Osborne I '• prayer Shook, pastor; Herschel Norris, Sunday school a,;, . s or Ph . 985·3308 Chester-, 0. 10 pene . and Ann Lambert 220 E. Me in Pomeroy Ph. 992.2178 supt. Sunday school, 9:30a.m.; nlng worsh;'p ·1 " a mor Brothers, is meeting. 7:30p.m. Michael 1 droVe to Atheris on Saturday hospitalized at Holzer Medical MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF mor~lng sermon, 10:30 a.m. ; evangelistic ser~lce 7. 30 .m . ; Attend the Church of Your Ch9ice night to see the' live production GOD- Racine Route 2. The eve.n1ng sermon, 7:30 aller · Bible sludy and pray'erser~i~ Center. Rev . Charles Hand , pastor. natmg eac~ Sunday. Prayer Wednesday p m . Ph , ' of "Fiddler on the Roof" 7 Mrs. Orland Floyd has Sunday school. 9: 45 a .m. ; serv1ce. Wednesday, 7:30p.m. ')7J.Sl3J. ' 30 · · one I pre~~led· by The Ohio Valley ·worship , 11 a.m. Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. morning returned home from Holzer Churc~ and Office Supplies - Gifts Pomeroy HARTFORD CHURCH OF Evening services, Thuesday alternating Sundays. Swnnier Theatre. Ph. 992· 3496 Medical Center . She is and Friday, 7:30. 992-2641 Middleport CHESHIRE CHURCH OF CHRIST In Christian Union On Satw:day evening, Mr. recuperating from surgery. ' BEARWALLOW RIDGE GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. Rev . Aulum Scoll, pastor. and Mrs. Robert Slone and John Douglas Hines of CHURCH OF CHRIST- - David Smith, pastor·. Sunday School, Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Mrs. Wayne Slone enjoyed a Jewell , pastor. Bible study, 9:30 10 a.m.; Arthur Henson, Supl. ; Jam~s 'Hughes, Supt .; Belpre Is visiting his grand- l:m.: ·mornlng worship, 10:30 ; Morning Worship 11 a .m.; evenmg service 7:30. Wed· picnic supper at the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard evening worship, 6: 30 p.m. Young Peoples service, 7 p.m.; nesday evening prayer 100 Years In Pomeroy Sulova Watches. Sales & Service Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Slone Wednesday Bible study, 7:30 Evening service, 7:30 p.m.; meeting , 7:30 p.m. No Hines. Kermit Walton 186 N. ·Second Middleport near .Ches.~r.. P,_m. Wed~e.sday Mid.Week Prayer Tuesday service. ANIJGO ~ 0, Helen Help lUI\~ 1HE fill 1/Jt/JI.J!;I?.. 0~ THE HB .,1:1''·· I ~0/:(~'t TARN lCRD CHATIERLEY MEDAL ! RECKO N v ·o ;,n, . IT'S ABOUT S ACK TIME , L·' -<' ' ' MAW IN, PAW I'MWORETO ·•.···· A FRA'Z2LE .. ... \ \~) CAMPUS CLATrER 110 'IOU nltNK ni&RE WIL~ Be MUCH DISRUPTtON ... BUT, fD SURE LIKE. TO HAV~ ~E T~AFt GAS AT''TllE RFPUSl!CilN CONVENTION, BtMO ~ f~ANCHISE~ ~1 - ~ "'- 1 LIKE 10 BE CLOSE 1t> tlOW COULO YOU tiO HE 1S.M~D ~ ;:> c.:> l<l . . _-~1~--.· PEOPL.E! ~A 1WEN1Y-1WO PEOPLE IN FIF1EI;N ~~f]JJ~ tl'I'JS, SGT. 6~R . . 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Ronald Dugan, Sunday school supt . Classes tor all ages.; evening service, 7:30 p.m.; Bible sludy, . Wednesday, 7:30 • ~ ' ·ervi ces, Friday, 1:JO p.m. FREEWILL BAPTIST Corner Ash and Plum , Middleport ; Noel He rrman , pastor . Saturday even ing servi ce, 1 p.m. Sunday school. '1 0 a .m.; Sunday evening worship, 7 p.m. PoMEROY POMEROY TRINil'Y Rev . W. H. Perrin, pastor. Roy ¥-aver , Supl. Church ·Schoool. 9: ll a.m .; worship, 10: 24 a.m.; UNITED MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY, The United Prtsbyte~lan Church, Dwight l. Zavltz , Pasior· Director; George W. Hu tton and Re~ . Linson Stebbins. Ass' !. Pastor Directors . FIRST UNITED PRES. BYTERIAN, Harrisonville, Su~day Church School. 9:30 a.m., Mrs. Homer lee, Supt.; Morning Worship 10:30 a .m. F I R S T U N I T E D PRESBYTERIAN, Middleport, Sunday Church School, 9:30 a.m., Lewis Sauer, Supt. ; Mornii)Q Worship, 10:30 a.m . Se rvice , t: JU p.m.; >uuuo meellng 6:30 p.m.; Evening worship. 7:30 p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev . Herbert Grate. ,pastor. Worship servicer · 1 l'a.rn . and 7:30 p.m. Sund!By. Su10oay School, 9: 30 a .m. Richard Bartqn, supt. Prayer meelinq , Wednesday. 7;30 p.m..:. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Clifford Smilh , minister . Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; morning church 10:30 a. m.; Sunday evening service, 7: 30p.m. Wednesda y service, 8 BARNEY GI!El IIIP••• ST. PAUL LUTHERAN, Rev. Arthur C. Lund, pastor. Sunda y School. 9:15 a .m., Charles Evans, Supt. ; worship se rvice, 10 :30 a .m. Con youth choir rehearsal Monday, lirm alion class, Tuesday, 4:15 6:30p.m.; Nu-s . Marvin Burt, to 5: 30 p.m.; Junior Con di rector ; senior ch'o ir tirmalion class. Thursday, 6:30 p. m. rehearsal , 7:30p.m.. Thursday, to 7:45p .m. FIRST BAPTIST of Mid· LAUREL CLIFF FREE Mrs. Paul Nease, director. SEVEN· DAY ADVENTIST dleporl , corner of Sixlh and F I RST u· N I T E D METHODIST - Rev . Robert POMEROY .CHURCH . OF Mu iberrr, Heights , Palmer 'streels, Rev. Charles PRE~BYTERIAN, Syracuse, . pastor. Fred Morning Worship . 9 a .m.; E. Buckley, pastor. William THE NAZARENE - Corner Pomeroy . Her ert Morgan . Simons Hoffman , Sunday School Bailey., supt. ; Sunday school, , Union and Mulberry . Rev . pastor. Sabbath school , Sunday Church School. 10 a.m . 9:30 a .m.; morning wors,ip, Clyde V. Henderson, pa stor . Saturday, 2 p.m. with chur ch Superintenden t. Suriday church Mrs. Sampson Hail, Supt. 10:30 .a.m.; evening worship, Sunday school, 9:30a .m., Glen se rvi ce following at 3: IS "p.m. school for everyone 9:15a.m. ;· STIVERSVILLE COM · 7:30 p.m. Wednesday , M cClung, supt.; morning en Bible discussion each Morning worship 10:15 a.m.; Evening services, 7:30 p.m.; MUNITY, Rev . Edsel Harl , Christian Youth Crusade, 6:30 worship, 10: 30 a.m.; evening 7 30 d urs ay, : p.m. Wd s d s h 1 • p.m. ; prayer meellng, 7· 30 ·T E ft e nesday prayer servi~e, 7:30 pa t service, 7:30 ; mid-week serun ay c oo. serv1ce p.m.; Thursday choir practl. s or. G R A HAM UNI ., p.m. Extra youth acti'Jities on vice. W~nesdav. 7:30 p.m . _ ce, METHODIST - Preaching 9:Jtl Sunday, S p.m., for all youth up 10 a .m. Pra_yer Meetmg each 7 p.m . Thur?day 7 . 30 p.m. Sunday DEXT~R CHURCH OF GRACE EPISCOPAL - . a.m., first and second Sunday& to sixth grade; 6:30 for junior evemng servtce, 7:30p.m. ~HAIST D E ~ anny vans , Rev. Leroy Davis, minister. of each month; third and fourth and senior 'high students. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Morning prayer and serm on, Sundays each mon th, worship ZION CHURCH OF ' CHRIST pas tor : Norman C. Will , supl. 10: 30 a.m. Holy communion and service at 7:30p.m. Wednesday Middleport , Slh and Main . Pomeroy -Harrlson..,ille Sunda_y Sch~ol 9: 30 a .m.; sermon, first Sundays, 10:30 e"enings at 7:30. Prayer and Raul in Moyer, pastor . Mi chael Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor Wor~h1p servtce. 10:30 a.m. Study. Ge Ia h S1 d S h 1 t a.m . Chur c h school, ki n- Bible Chn~t1an Endeavor Sunday FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· . r c ' un ay c 00 sup . SPaul McElroy , Sunday Sc hoo· 1· evemng . ~ dergarten th rough eighth Bible School, 9:30 a .m.; morupl . Sunday School9:30 a.m .; REORGANIZED CHURCH TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave .. ning wors hip , 10: 30 a .m. : grade, 10:30 a .m. POMEROY CHURCH OF Pomeroy, alflllated with S.B.C., evening worship, 7:30 p.m .; morning worship and com . OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT. mun ton, 10:30 a.m .; Sunday TER DAY s•·tNTS p d CHRIST - Mr. Hoyl Allen, Jr ., the Rev . Fred Hill , pastor. prayer service 7 JJ .m. Wed - evening youlh Christian en · . ~ - ortlan · Sunday Sch ool, 9: 30 a .m.; nesday . pasto,. Bible School, 9:30a.m., deaver , 6:30 ; Worsh ip services . Racme Road. Ralp_h Johnson , CHURCH OF THE worship, 10: 30 ; adult worship morn ing worship, 10:30 a.m.; Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday ~a~lol.DHert;ert rh~e, ~u~dar service and young peoples junior soc iely , 6:30a.m. NYPS. NAZARENE - Midd.leport. evening prayer meeting and c9 ·3o0o a mtre~ oMr. uln ay c h"!' ' meeting , both 7: 30p .m . Sunday- 6:45 p.m . Sunday evangelistic: Rev. Audry Miller, pastor ; Bible study , 7:30p.m. · · ·• orn ng wars .'P· Wedne sday , combined Bible meeting, 7:30 p.m. Prayer Floyd Carson, supt. Sunday ST. JOHN LUTHERAN _ 10:30 a .m.; Sunday even1ng · study and prayer meeting, 7:30 meeting Wednesda 1:30 p.m . s c hoo1, 9: 30 a .m.; Mornmg Pine Gr ove, the Rev. Arthur serv!ce 7 p.m . Wednesday p.m. worship 10 : 30 a.m .; S·unior Combs, pastor. Sunday school, even1ng prayer services, 7:30 MIDDLEP RT MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - SOCie · t y, 6:30 p.m.; NYP , 6:4S 9· 30 am · h h THE SALVATION ARMY .. . ·• c urc serv 1ces , p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Envoy RayS. Wining, offi cer in Corner Fourth and Main , p.m. Sunday evangelistic 10.30 a.m. · G Middleport. Rev . Henry L. Key , mee ting , 7:30 p.m . Prayer cha rge. Sunday , 10 a .m .. , real Bend, Charies Norri s, Hol iness meeting ; 10: 30 a .m., Jr ., pa stor . Sunday School9:30 mee ting Wednesday, 7:30.p.m. pa stor . Worship service, 9:30 BRADBURY CHURCH OF a.m.; Sunday School , !0:30a .m. Sunday School. Young People's a.m., Arnold Richards, sup t.; CHRIST . Bible Schoo l, 9:30 CARLETON CHURCH Legion, 7 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 Morning worsh ip 10:30 a.m. MEIGS a. m.. morning worship, 10:30 Kingsbury Road . Sunday p.m., Ladies Home League; 7 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES COOPERATIVE Larry Carnahan presiding a. m. Sunday evening Worship School, 9:30a .m., Ralph Carl , p.m., Prep classes . PARISH Serv ice, 7: 30 p.m., c ho ir sup!. Worship serv ice. 10:30 SACRED HEART - Rev . min ist.er . Sunday, Bible lecture, THE UNITED Does the alarm dock get you up? No, it merely pra ctice Sunday and Wed - a. m. and 7:30p.m. alternately. Father Bernard Krajcovic , 9:30 a .m.,· Watchtower study, METHODIST CHURCH tells you It's lime lo get up. Whether you get out of 10 :30 a.m.; Tuesday, Bible nesday , 1 p.m., prayer meeting 992·2825. Prayer meeting , Wednesday, pa s lor . Phone Robert R. Card and Bible study Wednesday 7: 30 bed is a matter of discipline . Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 Sludy , 7:30 p.m.; Thursday , 7:30 p.m. Rev. Jay Stiles, Rev. Stanlen Smith p.m. Sunday Mass , 8 and 10 ministry school 7: 30 p.m ., pastor . CHESTER - Worsh ip 9 : IS p.m. Church bolls don't bring anyone lo church. They a .m. Confessions, Saturday, 7- serv ice meeting 8:30 p.m . OLD DEXTER a .m. ; Church School 10 a.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of simply remind Christians where we ought to be on 7:30 p.m. ENTERPRISE- Worship, 9 ANTIQUI'rY BAPTIST - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Christ in Christian Union POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST a Sunday morning . The rest is a matter of discipline. a .m. ; Church School , 10 a .m. Rev . Freeland Norris, pastor . - Rev. Willard Dutcher, - Roberl Kuhn, pastor; William Lawrence Manley, pastor; Mrs. FLATWOODS - Worship, 11 Sunday school. 10 a .m.; church pastor. Mrs. Worley Francis, Such· discipline, whether it calls you to work or Watson, Sunday school supt. Russell Young, Sunday School a .m.; Church School 10 a.m. service , 7 p. m. Wednesday Sunday School Supt. Sunday to wonhip, it fundamentally a trait of your own Sunday school , 9:30a .m.; BYF, Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m School , 9:45a .m. Church Ser. POMEROY- Worship, 10:30 Bible study, 7 p.m. 6 p.m .; Bible study, Wed· Evening worship 7:30. Wea· a.m.; Church School 9:15 a.m.; vices first and third Sundays chorader. It begins with earnestnets, It is strength· nesday, 7 p.m.; choir practice, nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 UMYF 6<30 p.m. RACINE FIRST CHUR<;,H lollcwing Sunday School , enad by habit, It is directed toward any responsio.m. Wednesday, 8:30p.m. ROCK SPRINGS - Warship OF THE NAZARENE - Second and fourlh Saturday Sunday billly or opportunily which you •alue. 10 a.m.; Church Sch ool9 a.m.; Sunday Sc hoo l, 9:30 a .m .; evenings, 8 p.m. services. John UMYF 6:30p.m. . . LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Morning Worship , 10:30 a .m.; The value a penon putl upon God and his dwn 2,7-11 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Evenina worsh io. 7:30 p.m .. - Mr . Robert Wyatt. pastor ; soul utually determines whether he worships each Rev. Robert Bumgarner Wednesday Mid·Week Serv ice. Sunday School supt., Ronald Monday Wodnolday Sunday, or now and then. Put another way: the man Friday HEATH - Worship 10:30 Sunday School Superintendent, Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 a.m.; Church Schoo l 9:30a.m.; Gerald Weells. Pastor, Rev ., a.m. ; preaching 10:45 a .m.; luke who knoW'S what worship and in5piration con mean Phlllpplan• UMYF 7 p.m . Evening services, 7:30p.m. Morris M. Wolfe. ]4,2.5-33 ~ :31·37 In his life never is htuitant to get up and go. 1119·25 RUTLAND - Worship 9: IS RACINE FIRST BAPTISTHYSELL RUN FREE a.m .; Church Sch ool 10 a.m.; Charles Norrls• .paslor. Sunday METHODIST - Cecil Wise, And, of cou~, dijciplin& has special meaning Tueoday Thunday Saturday UMYF 7 p.m. School. 9:30 a .m. ; Morn1ng Pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 for a Christian: thaM who B~ted and wor~ed wilh Acts By Helen Bottel II Corinthians Caloulans SALEM CENTER - Worsh ip worship, 10:.45 a .m. ; Sunday a.m.; Morn ing worship, 10:30 Christ were DISCIPLES. 3.19-26 5:17-21 3,12·17 9 a.')l. ; Church School 10 a.m. ; evening wor ship, 7:30 p.m .; a.m.; Young People's service, UMYF Thursday, 7 p.m . 6:45p.m.; . E vangelistic serv ice, Wednesday evening Bible Copyri&hl191l Kel1ter A!lvertlslnll Service, Inc., Stu1sburs . Virtlnl• To Save a Ule -in Emergeney SYRACUSE CLUSTER Sludy, 7:30p.m. 7:30 p.m. Prayer meellng , Dear Helen: Rev . Forrest R. Donley DANVILLE WESLEYAN, Thursday, 7:30p.m. ASBURY - Worship 11 a.m.; Re v. Lawrence Sullivan, FREEDOM GOSPEL I am an insurance man with the company that "sells life· Church School9: SO a .m.; WSCS, pa s lor . Sunday School 9:30 MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev . Insurance but our business is life." This is why I am writing: I'm lSI Tuesday. a. m.; youth and junior youth l. R. Gluesencamp, pastor. With the hope it will. in some measure. foster and help sustain that which I· concerned with saving lives. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 serv ice. 6:45 p.m.; evening Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sunday a .m.; Chur ch School 10 a.m.; worship, 7:30p.m.; prayer and School Sup t. · Sunday School, In the course of my work I must contact many doctors, mnst WSCS, 3rd Wednesday , 7:30 praise, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. 9:30 a .m .; Sunday evening good iQ family and community life. this feature is sponsored by the busine! • firms and organizations whose ,t1ames apnP.ar below. of whom subscribe to an answering servlee. The switchboards . p.m. ; SILVER RUN FREE BAP- worship 7:30. Prayer meeting, MINERSVILLE - Worsh ip TIST - Rev . Howard Kimble, Tuesday , 7:30 p.m. Erne st are usually busy, thus a polite voice comes on, saying, ''This is 10 a.m.; Chur ch School 9 a.m.; pa stor . Sunday schocl. 10 a .m.; Deeter, class leader . Youth Dr. Doe'swire. Please hold." The phone goes dead in your hands WSCS, Jrd Monday, 7:30 p.m. Henry Davis, supt. ; evening Meeting Wednesday, 7:30p .m., and you waituntilan operator is free to take a message. This can SYRACUSE - Worship, 8 ser vice, 7: 30 p.m . Prayer Ernest Deeter, leader. be several minutes. Occasionally you are forgotten in the rush. a.m.; Church School. 9 a.m.: mee ting , Thurday , 7:30p.m. Prayer and Bible Study, CHESTER CHURCH OF On routine calls, these minutes aren't Important, but what if Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. GOO - Rev . James Satterfield, there is an emergency? A poisoning or cardiac victim could die SOUTHERN CLUSTER pas lor. Sunday school. 9:30 MT, HERMON CHURCH OF Rev . W. Dale McClurg a.m.: worship service, 11 a.m .; THE UNITED BRETHREN IN In that time. . Meigs County Branch Rev. Frank Cheesebrew evening serv ice , 7; praye r CHRIST - Rcberl Shook • Here is my plea: Could answering service operators add, "Is Rev. Martha Ann Mattner servi ce and youth serv ice , pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 Trailer Rentals and Supplies a.m., Russell Spencer, supt . BETHANY I Dorcas) Thur sday, 7 p.m. . this an emergency call?" If the answer is yes, valuable time worship service, 10:45 a.m.' Worsh ip, 9:30 a.m.; Church St. Rt . 7 Chester. Ohio would be saved - perhaps a life. evening worship alternating' School 10:30 a .m. 296 W. Second Pomeroy Ph. 992. 3965 I'm sure that a short note from you, a nationally syndicated LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN with C. E. al 7: 30 p.m. on CARMEL - Worship , 11 a.m., lsi and Jrd Sundays; CHURCH - Robert E. Musser, Sunday . Pra yer meet ing, 7:30 writer, would bring results, Helen . Thank you . - C. R. F . pastor. Sunday School , 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, Alfred Wolfe Church School, 10 a .m. Dear C. : ' APPLE GROVE - Worship, a.m.; Robert Bobo , supt. ,· lay leader. Member of the Big 3 "We Sponsor Jesus" l have forwarded your letter to the American Medical 7:30 p.m.; church school. 9:30 morning worsh ip, 10: 30; Sun day even ing service, 7: 30 ; Mid General Merchandise a. m .; mid.week serv ice, Association. Let's hope it will also be read by doctors ' answering Rev . Stan . . Craig, Pastor week servi ce, Wednesday, 7: 30 WHITE ' S CHAPEL Wednesday, 8 p.m . Tuppers Plains Coolv ille RD. Rev . Roy Deeter ' Ph. 667-3280 services all over the country. Thanks for your life<~&ving EAST LETART - Worship, p.m. paslor. Sunday school, 9:3 0 SUS8J1Slion. -H. 10 a.m., lirst and third Sundays; SYRACUSE CHURCH OF a.m.; worship serv ice, 10:30 9 a.m., second and fourth THE NAZARENE _ Rev . M. c. a.m. Bible study and praye r Dear Helen : Rexall Drugs Sundays ; church sch ool. 9 a.m., Larimore, pa stor. Bob Moore, service , Wednesday, 7:30 p.m If our son was grown and on his own, I'd expect him to fir st and third Sundays; 10 a.m., Sunday School Supt . Sunday We Fill All Doctors' Prescriptions manage his own love life, but he's only 17, and has never been second and fourth Sundays. s h 1 1 1 11 9 30 Middleport , Ohio RUTLAND 992· 2955 Pomeroy Mid-week service , Wednesday, c oo , c asses or a ages. : ' RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIS serious about a girl before. T a.m.; morn ing worship, 10:45. 8 p.m. NYP S Sunday, 6:30 p.m.; - Re v. Samuel Jackso n, Here are some of the things she does: GREAT BEND - Worship 11 evangeli sti c servi ce Sunday, pa slor . Sunday School , 10 a.m She ran away from home, is now living with other relatives a.m .. 2nd and .4th Sundays; 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer Mrs. Gertrude Buller, sup t. Chur ch School, 10 a .m. Prayer Service, 1:30 p.m because she can't get along with her mother. LETART FALLS _ Worsh ip mee ting. Wednesday. 7:30p.m. preaching service, 2 p.m. Mis sio nar y meeting , sec ond Family Recreation Though she is engaged to another boy, she won't let our sen Bakers of Holsum Bread 10 a.m.; -Church School 9 a.m . Wednesda 7 30 p m RUTLAND CHURCH 0 F Swimming. Camping MORNING STARWorship y, : · . look at any other girl. She threw a fit when he sat next to an old CHRIST - Keilh Wise, pasto r. Middleport , Ohio 9:30a.m.; Church School 10:30 UNITED FAITH NON Sunday school, 9:30a .m., V. H family friend (female) In the school cafeteria. a .m .; Mid·Weok Servi ce. DENOMINATIONAL - Rev . Braley, supf.; wor ~ n i p service Wednesday, 8n:>.m. She expPCts him to "talk" with her fiance , getting him to Robert Smith , pa stor . Sunday and communion, 10:30 a.m MORSE CHAPEL - Worsh ip sc hool, 9:30a.m.: cla ss leader, evening break off with her - but we suspect she only wants to see the two service, 7:30 p.m ll a .m. , lsi and Jrd Sunday s; LeoHii l; worshipservi ce,l0 :30 Wednesday, Bible study, 7:30 boys in a big fight. She has done this before, with other fellows. Church School, 10 a.m. a.m.; church, 7:30p .m.; prayer p.m. Regu lar board meetin g, Pomeroy -Member FDIC& PORTLAND - Worship 7:30 meeting , Wednesday. She Is erratic. Insisted our son jump in a lake (fully clothed) 7:30p.m., third Saturday eac h Chester, Ohio Federal Reserve System EDEN UNITED liRETH~EN month . p.m.; Church School 9:30a.m . to ''prove he loves her," He nearly drowned, SUTTON - Worship, 11 a .m. IN CHRIST-Eldon R. Slake, · She wants things, many things. They fight a lot because of 2nd and 4th Sundays; Church pastor . Sunday School, lOa .m.; THE RUTLAND COM . MUNITY CHURCH - Re v. Sc hool 10 a.m. Winn ie Holsinger, supt . M.orher demands - such as a $900 stereo and a one-carat diamond Richa r d Dubbeld, pas lor . WESLEYAN (Racine) ning sermon, 11 a .m.; Evening Sales·AIIis Chalmers . Service ring . Bakers of Good Bread Worship , 11 a .m.; Church servi ce Chri stian Endeavor, Schoo l. 9: 30 a .m .; Worsh ip Farm · Industrial · Lawn - Garden She is jealous of his family , considers aU parents "the School. 10 a.m. 7:30p.m.; Mrs. Lyda Cheval ier. service, 11 a.m.; Wednesda y Huntington, W. Va . Tuppers Plains 667· 3435 prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m UMYF for ali chu rc hes of the pres ident . Song servi ce and enemy." Southern Cluster , 7:30 p.m . serm on, 8:20. Mid-Week prayer Sunday night worship, 7:30. She has threatened to commit suicide if he does not do RUTLAND CHURCH 0 F ea ch Sunday at the Youth meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. everything she asks. (Or else she alternates with a threat to run Center (Oak Grove Road. ) Mr s. Mari e Hol singer , class THE NAZARENE - Re v. I Formerly Domlgansl lloyd D. Grimm. Jr .. pas to r. NORTHEAST CLUSTER leader . away and marry her fiance.) New Own~r - Dick Sargent Rev. Jacob Lehman POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Sunday School, 9:30 a .m. ' The Store With A Heart She has turned our son into a very confused and unhappy Rev. Standley Brandum CHURCH Harrison ville Morn ing worship , 10:30 a .m.; Old U. S. 33 Ph . 992· 7735 Racine Ph. 949-3342 JOPPA - Worship 10 a.m.; Road , Rev . Roy Taylor , paslor; Young people's service. 6: 45 ·boy, who can't see that he is being used for her latest ego trip. Stop In and See Us Chur ch School 9 a .m.: Prayer Henry Eb lin , Sunday School p.m.; Evangelis t ic service s, Love does strange things to a teen who has never experienced it 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evenin .Meet ing , Wednesday, 8 p.m. ~ up !. ~unday School, 9:30a .m.; · g before, even a very level-lleaded guy, usually. LONG BOTTOM - Church even ing wor ship , 7:30 p.m. servi ce 7:30 p.m. services, 9 a.m.; Sunday School Prayer and prai se service, What can we do? - J .K.C. MASON COUNTY 9:4S a.m . Bible sludy every Thursday, 7:30p.m. Dear J.: THE HILAND CHAPE l, Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Thursday , 7:30p.m. · COMMUNITY CHURCH , Phone 992·3284 Middleport Yoo can sometllnes open a lovestruck offspring 's eyes by NORTH BETHEL - Worship Dexter - Worship services George Casto, pastor . Sunda y Middleport, Ohio 11 a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. Salurday and Sunday , 7:30 School, 9: 30; even In~ worshi p. playing blind yourselves. 7: 30 . _ Thursday evenmg pray ALFRED - Sunday school, p .m. · · · er Don't see the girl's faults . Take her side on every foolish 9:45 a .m. each Sunday ; ,.J:!JL~ L 0 c K G R o v E servtce, 7:30p.m. MASON FIRST BAPTIST command. Be sympathetic and understanding about her dislike preaching al 11 a .m. each CHRISTIAN .- David ~lautter , and Pomeroy Sts ., Sta n of adults, her demands for attention and possessions. Slip in a Sunday. Prayer meeting , 7:.45 pastor; Stanford Stockton, supt. Second D. B.A. ANTHONY . Middleport , Ohio p.m. Wednesday ; WSCS, 8 p.m. Morning worship, 9:30 a.m.; Craig, pastor. Sunday schoo I, 'few "After you're married ... " comments. 9:45a.m.; worship service, PLUMBINGatld HEATING 11 on third Tuesday each month . ~hur c h school, 10 :30 a .m .. 337 N. 2nd Middleport 992.3550 In other words, throw them together until he's ready to throw REEDSVILLE - Sunday young peoples meeling , 6: j6 a.m.; !rain ing union, 6:30p.m e'Jening worship service, 7: 30 sc hool, 9:30; preaching, 7:30 p.m. : even ing worship, 7:30. her out. !l's a calculated risk, but remember: level-headed guys p.m. Sunday ; prayer meeting , B i ble~dy, . Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week prayer servlce. W&dnesdav, 7:30p.m. seldom stay off balance long - if they get a litUe "help" from 7:30 p.m. Tuesday ; WSCS, 7:30 p.m. . Wall.to.Wall Carpel Specialists CATALOGUE STORE their parents. first Thursday each month . MT. UNION BAPTIST FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURC Mr. and Mrs. Charles R . Sheets 116W. Main SILVER RIDGE - Worship, Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday -lelarl Routel, the Rev . StaH Ph . 992·7590 n 10 a.m.; Church S c ~ool , 9 a .m. school supl Joe Sayre Sunday c 1 106 Court St. Pomeroy 992"3001 rag , pastor. Sunday schoo I, TUPPERS PLAINS ., · Free Esflmales . G~aranteed Installation. Worship9a .m. ; Church School sch pol. 9 ' 45 a .m . ; Sunday 9.30 a .m.; prayer and Blbl e ' evenmg worship , 7:30. Wed· study, 7:30p.m. Cottage pra er 10 . "RENcftHURCH OF CHRIST, nesday prayer and Bible study, service, Tuesday 10 a ~ . L 30 p.m. . worship service, Friday, ·7:30' By Mrs. Opba Offutt Hoban Newell , sup I. Services T UP P E RS P LA I N S 'p.m. , Mr. Eldon Weeks spent weekly Na!Jonwidelnsurance Co. of Columbus. 0 . , 9:30 a.m. on Sunday. CHRISTIAN CHURCH MASON CHURCH 0 Meats and Groceries , . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Monday in Gallipolis on Preaching l irst and third Eugene Underwood, pas lor ; CHRIST_ loren T. SlephensF Syracuse 307 Spring Ave. Blackston arid family enjoyed 992·3986 Pomeroy business. Returning with him Sundays of monlh by Cl illord Howard Caldwe ll. Jr ., Sunday minister. Worship, 10 a .m.;• a picnic at their river camp on Ph. 992·2318 Smi th, 9:30 a.m. School Supt.; Sunday School •. Bible study, 11 :15 a .m. ; even In was his grandson, Tom Weeks, HOBSON , CHRISTIAN 9·30 a m Mornn Sunday. Their guesta were Mr. 1 g serm~n , worship, 7:30 p.m. Mid-wee ~ · · .; which will enable him to attend UNION - Darrel Doddri/1, · pastor . Sunday School , 9:30 10:30 a .i m.: Sunday evemng service, Wednesday, 7:30p.m . and Mrs. Kenneth Harris and the Meigs County Fair. a.m.. Leonard Gilmore, firsl se[~~'JiRf · jl'ALLS UNITED MASON ASSEMBLY OF sons, Kenny ar.d David, and Amy Brothers, five week old • . GOD- Second St., Mason, W Authorized Catalpg Merchant Furniture and Appliances Jac.k. Kane , e ld er; even Ing ser~ice , 7:30 BRETHREN - Rev . Roberl va.. Chester Tennant pa t daughter of Mr. and Mrs. p.m. Wednesday Louis W. Osborne I '• prayer Shook, pastor; Herschel Norris, Sunday school a,;, . s or Ph . 985·3308 Chester-, 0. 10 pene . and Ann Lambert 220 E. Me in Pomeroy Ph. 992.2178 supt. Sunday school, 9:30a.m.; nlng worsh;'p ·1 " a mor Brothers, is meeting. 7:30p.m. Michael 1 droVe to Atheris on Saturday hospitalized at Holzer Medical MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF mor~lng sermon, 10:30 a.m. ; evangelistic ser~lce 7. 30 .m . ; Attend the Church of Your Ch9ice night to see the' live production GOD- Racine Route 2. The eve.n1ng sermon, 7:30 aller · Bible sludy and pray'erser~i~ Center. Rev . Charles Hand , pastor. natmg eac~ Sunday. Prayer Wednesday p m . Ph , ' of "Fiddler on the Roof" 7 Mrs. Orland Floyd has Sunday school. 9: 45 a .m. ; serv1ce. Wednesday, 7:30p.m. ')7J.Sl3J. ' 30 · · one I pre~~led· by The Ohio Valley ·worship , 11 a.m. Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. morning returned home from Holzer Churc~ and Office Supplies - Gifts Pomeroy HARTFORD CHURCH OF Evening services, Thuesday alternating Sundays. Swnnier Theatre. Ph. 992· 3496 Medical Center . She is and Friday, 7:30. 992-2641 Middleport CHESHIRE CHURCH OF CHRIST In Christian Union On Satw:day evening, Mr. recuperating from surgery. ' BEARWALLOW RIDGE GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. Rev . Aulum Scoll, pastor. and Mrs. Robert Slone and John Douglas Hines of CHURCH OF CHRIST- - David Smith, pastor·. Sunday School, Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; Mrs. Wayne Slone enjoyed a Jewell , pastor. Bible study, 9:30 10 a.m.; Arthur Henson, Supl. ; Jam~s 'Hughes, Supt .; Belpre Is visiting his grand- l:m.: ·mornlng worship, 10:30 ; Morning Worship 11 a .m.; evenmg service 7:30. Wed· picnic supper at the home of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard evening worship, 6: 30 p.m. Young Peoples service, 7 p.m.; nesday evening prayer 100 Years In Pomeroy Sulova Watches. Sales & Service Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Slone Wednesday Bible study, 7:30 Evening service, 7:30 p.m.; meeting , 7:30 p.m. No Hines. Kermit Walton 186 N. ·Second Middleport near .Ches.~r.. P,_m. Wed~e.sday Mid.Week Prayer Tuesday service. ANIJGO ~ 0, Helen Help lUI\~ 1HE fill 1/Jt/JI.J!;I?.. 0~ THE HB .,1:1''·· I ~0/:(~'t TARN lCRD CHATIERLEY MEDAL ! RECKO N v ·o ;,n, . IT'S ABOUT S ACK TIME , L·' -<' ' ' MAW IN, PAW I'MWORETO ·•.···· A FRA'Z2LE .. ... \ \~) CAMPUS CLATrER 110 'IOU nltNK ni&RE WIL~ Be MUCH DISRUPTtON ... BUT, fD SURE LIKE. TO HAV~ ~E T~AFt GAS AT''TllE RFPUSl!CilN CONVENTION, BtMO ~ f~ANCHISE~ ~1 - ~ "'- 1 LIKE 10 BE CLOSE 1t> tlOW COULO YOU tiO HE 1S.M~D ~ ;:> c.:> l<l . . _-~1~--.· PEOPL.E! ~A 1WEN1Y-1WO PEOPLE IN FIF1EI;N ~~f]JJ~ tl'I'JS, SGT. 6~R . . '!lUNG 1 "' lol iS • .TeiM THOSE TCE:NAILS! .. lJ'L ABNER 'IOU HAVE BUT- WHY Af\EYOU TEASING AN OW ANTHROI'OLOG IST ? ® THE SKULL I NEED - 11'.' WAKE UP, YA BUM ! ~-~ ,. INTEND SOMETHING ABOUT IT! 'THAT BE'NCH? , ' 'TO DO YOU SNOOZE ON ...,..•. .... l AND 1 AR.EN 1T YA ASHAMED T' SEE I>VO MAKIN' AN HONEST L.IVIN' WHil-ST c:aa. C"f't'- . ' ............ ,... ,, ' 1 """ Us••• £/OS'f, LAI>... F£RHAPS I CAN BOR!tCtN ENOOGH ~ FROM SOMEONE ,..IN 11£ MEAtiiTIM~, REMEMBEII. 'lHE TO BUV H~ll. FREEDOM ... OTHERS WHO WIENT BEFORE: HER! Mr. Sitcom wil l see t;ou now! GAULS SHAKE HAVEN THE ATHENS CoUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN CO FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH SWISHER &LOHSE ROYAL OAK PARK .. .. THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. HEINER'S BAKERY RACINE FOOD MARKET GOEGUIN READY MIX CO. M&R FOOPLINER LODWICK'S MARKET MARK VSTORE - Rock Spripgs News Notes .SADIE'S MARKET RIDENOUR SUPPLY - . :·.. .. -.... ,. .. '. NEW YORK cloTHING HOUSE BED· .. AN ' YOU'RE li/IIITIN' FOR SOMEBODY --· BOGGS EQUIPMENT DICK TRACY ® I''~\IA1'Cil OUT FOR OVER· PASSES. Tl4EV'Re DOING OllER 100 M. P. DICK'S GROCERY R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. AU WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO. CARPET-lAND, INC. 8· 18· 71. ... -- ~ JIM, WHAT'S UP:' IOU HAVe MP ~lloTIVf IIOIOI!e; Dfff'SI~ Ill MfTAT TliE ":::::...:.;< ; 100~ AIRR:lRT lfY HfR CAAIP'AIGN -R. IT'S GOT TO 8E KflT, OF COURSe. HE'5 Gt!TTING AT under'' bird 16. Man's nicknam e 17. House of Representatives VIP 22. Wild goat 23. French songstress 24. Voters, collectively (2 wds.) 28. Algerian port 28. Old soldier lt.ReliOD Yesterday's Cryptoquole: CONTENTMENT IS, AITER ALL, SIMPLY REFINED INDOLENCE.-THOMAS C, HALIBUR· TON (Cl 1972 King Fea tures Syndicn te, 1t1c. ) DOWN I. Ship accommoda· lion 2. Plowed land 3. Auto· mat on 4. Girl's name 5. Com· mences, as a hobby (2 wds.) 6. Olfspring 7. Fren ch artlcl e 8. Before 9.Chalice veil 13. Make do 18. De· sc:ended (poet.) 19. Frontiers· man Carson Yesterday's Answer 20. Actor 32. Surly Wallach one 21. Fabled 33. European bird blackbird 22. English (var.) r iver 34. Jmpover24. Ray's ished comedy 37. Gambl er's Partner "roll" 25, Gold (lt.) 38 · Hurry 26. Burmese knife 39. Chemical 27. Strop ending 31. Bishop's 40. "-pro hat nobis" III (;(}.Uf:l\11 I I WHI:IQ: NO LAT ITUP'E 15 AL.LOWED. 1 I I I !I URllEIJIJ r] Now uranro tho clrdtd !etten to rorm tho ••~t~riM answer' u ••rre•te4 br tho abo¥• eartoon. IPN~IIISIIIISEANSW!RIIen!AT THE( XI II I 1] (A-wen lomorrow) of Czecho- Jumhl .., CliME TIULY PAIRL Y WHIIZI Yetlf!rd•y'• slovaila SZ.Chili- An1 wcerl Tlat~rt! nrf' :w~ llf'otWtl~ ji1r )'UU IW' IIIiA - fiiTILI%11 i"IJII'OI't'lrll'lll fr"ht'!n earne 15. Sutllx for vocal or Ideal 36. Colora· lion 37. Patriotic landmark (2 wds.) U. Assistant u. Goofed U. Ruminant M. Polltical aft'air SEARS MIDDLPORT BOOK STORE. 'Iii~, FOllOWING AN ANGRY l'[SCRIPTIOOI OF ~EHT EVENTS ... NEWS WRITTEN P. J•.PAUUY, AGENT - . ~-~ ~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS lt\'\-'11 1. 200 milli· grams 6. Concept Redolence Withered Politician (sl.) (2 wds.) Wedding phrase (2 wds.) 15. HDown GAUL'S MARKET . BEN FRANKLIN STORE . LIKE '(QU AIN' T B EE N T' OHIO VAUEY BAKING CO. .. MONTGOMERY WARD UOClE WfNDf(l ... YOU lOOK ARE Yl!)U Al-L RIGHT. Mlt.<S. I TALKED WITH Ml{ 0MHALMOL0615T 'TODAI( DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It: M~I.O t' AXYDLBAAXR Is LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands fqr another. In this sample A II used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hinls. Each day the eodeletters are dift'erent. • : KNOW A KID IN SCHOOL 1iK1 6ELON651tl FOOR 6001( CLU[!5! · CRYPTOQUOTES .F. J. WAll ACE, JEWEIIRS LOR F!VRWMJWMLG JY FJDR DRT MF DRWRHG HJSPH . LORG PWR EWRPL U RSPIFR ' LORMW PFFJ SMPLRF PW R _, H¥LLHR.-FPDIRH CJOTFJT . , I • .. �. , '' "(' rrrr•·r ,,. " r 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aug. 18,1972 WAN'( ADS For Sale Wanted To ~uy For Sale cf Thanks • , • PM . Day Before Publicat1ort WOULD ltke to extend my OLD Fvrn1 fure 1 oak tables, CANN IN G tomatoe s and SUMMER clearance of pattern 1 Monday Oead l ine 9 a m books and Imported yarns . sincere thanks to fnends and mangoes Geraldme Cleland, organs, dishes, clocks, brass Cancellatton - Corrections Needlecraft Shop, Rt 124 rela hves for the flower s, Rac1ne , Oh10 beds, or complete households . Will be accepted until 9 a m for. East, Syracuse 10 am. to 7 ca rds. notes and g rf ts wt11ch I 8-16-lfc Wrtle M D Miller , Rt 4. Oay of PublicatiOn p.m dally except Sunday. recetved wh il e I was REGULATIONS • Pomeroy, Ohto. Call 992-6271 hosp •lal1zed tn Grant Hosp1tal 8 10 lie Thl Publrsher reserves the 6·28 lie SINGER Sewmg Machme, wil l rrgh t to ed rf or re1ect any ads, m Columbus , tor the many EARTH MOVING deem ed Ob1ect ranal The ' prayers offered 1n my behalf I sell for small balance of S31.20 publish~ wrll not be responsrble or pay $5 a month , ca ll 992 - Real Estate For Sale wtll be eternally grateful TIN TAGS off plug chewong tor mo~ than one mcorrect Dozer & End loader work, 5331 May God bless each of you. msert ron toba cco, such as Brown ponds , basemenl. land8-16-61c Cora Webb FOR SALE by owner. Yellow •· RATES Mul e, Star, etc Phone 3678 18 lfc frame house, s•x rooms and sca ping. We have 2 size ~For Wan' Ad Servrce 7433 or wnte John R Vetth , From the rargest 8 TRACK stereo tn lovely bath Large lot. Located In dozers, 2 size loaders. Work Scents per Word one insertron Che~hire, Ohio. Bulldozer Rad•atgr to On Most American~ handrubb ed conso le. p~Jy M1nrmum Charge 75c ~ Syracuse on Rt 124. Second done by hour or contract., 8 16-61p Smallest Heater Core 12 cents per word three Notice balance of $96 41 or pay $7 25 house on left gotng north -GUARANTEE~ Free Estimates. We also consecutrve msertion's Nathan Biggs a month ; call 992 533 1 22 RIFLES and h1gh powered tnstde corporatton line. Phone 992-2094 haul fill dirt, top ~so11. Dump 18 cents per ' word six con 8-16-61c Radrator Specialrst nfle matches, ranges from SO 7 27 If c;ecut rve rnsertrons ., trucks and low-boy lor hrre. yards to 330 yards, Sunday, For Rent 25 Per Cent D iscount on pard Pomeroy Auto See Bob or Roger Jeflers, August 20, 1 p m , Rulland a"s and ads pard w rthm 10 days 5 ROOM house on 50' x 100' lot : Pomeroy . Phone 992-3525 MIDDLEPORT, 4 rooms and GROCERY store stock and Gun Club Al l scope stgh ts. CARD OF THANKS Open8Til·5 equtpment, Douglas Grocery , call 992 5786. bath, n1cely furmshed , rent 8 18 2tc & OBITUARY alter 7 p.m. or phone 9928 18 61c Monday thru Safurday Mtnersvllle, Oh 1o reasonable, no ch1ldren , no $1 SO for 50 word mm imum Ph. 992-2174 Pomeroy 5232. 606 E. Maon, .Pomeroy,,. 8-1S-61p Each addJttonal word 2c pels, pnvale entrance, phone • 4. BACK YARD Sale, August 18 RACINE 10 room house; BLIND ADS 992-2731 -and 19 , Friday and Saturda y, Add!ttonal 25c Charge per bath, basement, garage, two 8-15-Stc 1970 HONDA 450, phone 992 startmg at 11 am , odds and O'bELL WHEEL alignment Advertisement lo is Phone 949-4313. -5951. ends , d1 shes and few an located at Crossroads, Rt 124 OFFICE HOU"R~. l 4 5 tip 8 15-6tp Complete front end service. ,.-a 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dally, ttques ; at 620 Locust Street, DOWNSTAIRS unfurnoshed - - - -- - 8 30 a .m·. to (2 00' Noon Middleport tune up and brake service. LEGAL NOTICE apartment, bath, basement SEVERAL vartettes of top 8 ROOM hou se, bath, large lot , Saturday Wheels balanced elec · 8-16-31 c and fu rnace . no pets, Up Notice of Flllni of qual tty, tree ripened , canning gas and electric, Rt 1, Ironically. All work sta1r s fvrn1shed apartment , 3 Inventory and Appraisement In Memory Moddleport Phone 992-2602 peac hes, now available guaranteed . RPAc:r.r"'Ahl"' State of Otuo, Me1gs county YARD Sale, Thur s d.:~y , Fnday rooms, bath, and hall. space 8 13 6tc I SO sadly mtssed my loving through early September; and Saturday on Larkmg ra tes Phone 742-3232 or Prob1te Court no pets, ca ll992 3056 heaters , Bob's Market, Mason, W. Va • husband, Charles Hensley on Street, Rut land. To the Executor or Ad . , 992 3213 I ·'J.I -TTC 8 16 6fc his btrthday, August 17th In above the Pomeroy Mason CO NVENIENT but sec lud ed ministrator of th e 'IStete, to 8 16 31c butldtng lots a t Rock Spr ings, Brtdge : phone 773-5308. hts memory, Leona. su ch of the fo llowing as are ' · ------restdents of the State or Ohio, . 8-15-tfc close to H1g h School & Fa1r 8 18-ltp 1 WILL NOT be responsible for viz - the survtving spouse, the Ground, call or see Bill W1tle, ·~POUdNG 4 AND 5 ro om furnrshed a ny debts contracted by ne)(l of kin, the beneficiaries . ' apartments, for se n1or 992-2789 after 5 p m. week ANTIQUES for sale, Thursday, Notice anyone other than myself under th e will. and to the, at · 1 ,~, ctftze ns , ufdtfies furn •shed , days Fnday and Sa turdal 3 Stgned Okey Kiser , Rt . 2, REWARD, foe shopptng at forney or attorneys · 6-30ic 8 reasonable rent , Barley 's p1ece walnut parlor se , large Racine, Oh1o represent 1 ng any ol the Showalter's Wet Pel Shop, Store, Middl eport Chrysler chandelter, never For Free Estimate aforemenlloned persons 8-16 3tp Chester, Ohto 10 per cent of CHESHIRE, 5 rooms & balh, been efectrtf ted . 6 cane OFFICIAL NOTICE 8-IJ.6tp No 20 ,5 97, Lawrence M your total purchase may be - - -- - Tt1e Townshtp Trustees of Strausbaugh , WilkeS\I •i le , ' French chatrs , hand pamfed basement. 1'1 • Acre, 10 PHONE 1 WILL NOT be responstble for applted to the purchase of any mmutes from Gavtn, storm ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' Letart Townsh tp wtll receive Me igs County , Oh10 French chatr, French mus1c any deb ts contracted by 4 ROOM unfurn1shed apartment ceram ic ttems sealed b•ds unit! Aug 21, 7 p m You are hereby nolllled thlll wtndows. newly remodeled . s tand, Lmcoln and Vtcfonan and bath, up slatrs over anyone other than myself 8-2 30tp PRICE CONSTRUCTION, for one dump truck , as IOIIows · the Inventory and Ap ' dming area, large carpeted h1gh backed beds, dressers double garage, located in S1gn ed Denz1l Bogges , G V W . of 24,000 lb or larger , pra•sement of the eSI.!Ite of the .· 1 roofmg, porch repair and llvmg room ; call after 5·30 and chests, oil paintings, 6 Pomeroy, references KOSCOT KOSMETICS and Proper wheelbase for 7 >< 9 aforementioned , deceased, late Ractne, Oh1o weekdays. Saturday & elec tn cal; phone 742-4286 . rose carved back chat rs, love required . Phone 992 5293. dump bed , 1 beam front ax le of sa 1d County, was tiled In this '. wigs, more new products 8 16 3tp 8 16 3otc Sunday, 367 7114 seat. wtcker chatrs and desk, 7,000 lbs . or larger Frame Court . Said Inventory and 8 17 lie coming soon For free Remfor<ement . 8 18-10tc old sewing machtne with Appratsemenl wtl! be for demonstration, phone 992 - MEIGS SENIORS - Call now SEPT IC tanks cleaned. Miller Hea11y Duty Brakes hearmg betore this Court on the pearltnlay, wardrobe, lamps, 5113 for appointment to have your Santtation, Stewart, Oh10. Pn . 340<u . 1n engmeor larger , V Sth day of September 1972, at large blanket ches t, hal ches t, 7 ROOM HOUSE. lwo lots, hot 8-17-tfc SE NIOR PORTRAIT taken . 3 BEDROOM1ra•ler on large lot u Engine 662 -3035 10 00 o'clock A M coat rack and 6 foot mtrror all '" Shade , phone 6161283 Portraits will be taken and col d water in kitchen. Ftve Speed .' Dtrect m fifth. 2 12-lfc Any person des•r •no to t ile 8 18 6tp m one, brass candelabras, Synchrome5h Transmi ss iOn excepttons thereto must tile Wednesday, Aug 23rd thru Good well water, never known chtna and dishes, many other 9.00 x 20 Ten Ply Tires w1th them at least ftve days prtor to Sat , Aug 26th Grover 's lo go dry . In Dexter, Oh1o. AUTOMOBILE insurance been 1tems All old pteces m good Mud and Snow Tread on Rear th e date set tor hearing Plain~ Sfud10 phone 99 2-2475, 4 BEDROOM hom e 1n M1d across railroad from main cance ll ed? Lost your 7 00 R1ms dleporl , see at 285 S Thtrd or condiiiOn , phone 1-304 422 G•ven under my hand and Mtddl eport, Ohto. road through, white house . operator's license" Call 992Two West Coast M• rrors call 992 2770. 6129 of sa td Court, t-his 15th day seal 8-16 9tc Good locatton from No 1 and 2966. Cast Spoke Wheels of August 1972 8 18-31c 8-15 4lc No 2 mines . Call 742-3941 6·15-tfc Dual Electric Windshield Manning D Webster WILL care for pre -schoo l 8-17-3tp Wtpers Variable Speed Judge and I!)( off •< •O Clerk of SLEEPING room wt th pnvate By Evelyn Brlckles chi ldren in my home , $3 a Speed Rear A»ele , 17,000 satd Court BACKHOE AND DOZER wo;k. lbsTwo ba th lactlthes, phone 992- COAL, L1mestone , Exce lstor or l arge~ Sunday &hool attendance at day , phone 992 618 7 By Janet E. Morris 5 ROOMS and bath , ap · SepiiC tanks mslalled Georqe Salt Works, E Matn St , 5786 Hea ... y Duly Battery Cll1 ef Deputy Clerk 8-16-6tc proximately 1 acre of ground. lBitl) Pulltns Phone 992 2478. the United Methodist Church Pomeroy, Phone 992·389 1. 8 18-6tc Hel!lvy Duty Oil F11ter (8) 18, 25, '21c 949 3633 4-25 -tfc Phone Fresh Atr Heater & Defro ster was 41 and offering was $12.68, ' 12 tfc 8-17-61c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PIANO & Organ lessons by Increased Capa c1ty Cool 1ng Worship attendance was 34 and qualifted graduate of Cm 2 BEDROOM trailer, adults LEGAL NOTICE Front Tow Hook SEWING Machine Service, only Phone 992 52<17 FENDER P A Syslem, 100 143 ACRE FARM on Rutland clean , or I, adjvst, $399, 1n your OF HEARtNG offering $58. Rear Tow Loop cinna ft Con se rvat ory of 8-14 12tc In 111ccordance wttll the watts RMS, 2 columns, 8-10" Heavy Duty Fron t & Rear Township, house, barn, three Must c Phone 992 3825 home ; phone 992-5331. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spnngs wtth Au)(iilary Spri ngs prov 1sions of Chapter SS53 of ttl a spea kers w1,._ cover s, $595 ; old gas wells, some timber , 8 3-121c 8 11 -30tc Revised Code or Oh to and Custom Cab Christy ol Madi,son, Ind. , are 6 ROOM house, elderly couple Fender Showman amp . 15" D $15 ,000 For further 1n · p1.1rsuant to Sectton 1'28, Til le '23 , Turn Signals W1th Hazza rd only. at end of Depot St , formation call 992-2720 After 140 JBL speaker with covers. spendmg a few da¥5 here w1th of the Un tied States Code tl'le & Marker Lights . Rutland , Oh1 o, phone 592 4p m call9923589 O' Bnen& READY MIX CONCRETE Sw1tch $450, Fender Bandmas ter Board of Meigs Coun ty Com Power Steermg his sister, Mr . and Mrs . 3410. Crow Really Co delivered right to y.our • Amp 2-23'" D120 JBL m1SS1 oners of Pomeroy , Oh•o DUMP BED 8 THE OFFICE Charles Betzmg . e 17 Jtc project Fast and easy Free 7 K 9, 19 " Stdes and 30 " Head W1ll hOld a LocatiOn and Design 8 13 6tc speakers, wtth reverb, with estimates . Phone 992 -3284, 1 and Ta1 1 Gate Hole m Ta ilgate Publ iC Hear ing at 9.30 A.M . covers, S575 , Two Shu re Mrs. Ralph Brooks of North Goeglem Ready Mi>e Co., , lor spreadmg mater •al s Oh io Standard Time , August 29, • ' 3 ROOM · apartment. un . mtcrophones with cases, $40 OF Carolina and daughter, Air· j 1972 m the Commlss•oners' Mtddleport, Ohio Ha lf C:ab Protector fu rn ished, 408 Spring Ave , each plus stands and boom , Room, Metgs County court 7" Ho• s t or larger man and Mrs. Gary Barnheart 6-30-tfc Pomeroy Goya gu ttar, s tandard , house In Pomeroy , Ohto for the Mud Flaps DR. JOHN RIDGWAY and children of South Carolina, 8-10-tfc sunburs t ftni sh with case, Bed to be mounted and purpose of hear1ng statements PAPER·~·hangtng ; mtenor Jnd 5125 , Cus tom Budl Teard rop on the proposed locatton and spent the weekend here and exterior patnting , Arthur pa1nted 3 AND 4 ROUM furn ished an'd bass (Fender style neck) destgn of the Im provement ot a The Board of Trustees attending the wedding of her Musser, phone 742 5223. IN POMEROY reserves the r1ght to rete <! ar1y portion ot Meigs County Road unfurrHshed apartments "Ca ptam Amer1ca " f1n1sh 7 18-30tp or all b1ds No 75 son, James Watson , and wt lh case, $140 , Ltgh t system , ~ hone 992·5434 At th ts near ing. ' maps Bidders are requested to W1ll be closed from Noon on 4 12-tfc 1 2 black l1ghls, ' ISO watt Debbie Heaton at the Silver 2 New Homes, al! electnc, J subm 1f w1th the1r btd lor the showtng the proposed changes , _ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Aug. 23 untol Friday, Sepl. 1 mdtv1duat adtustment , spots, R1dge Church Saturday. bedrooms , full basement and REASONABLE rates . Ph 446· above equ1pmenr a further b1d to the Highway System will be · · in tensity control. metal case , when 1t w1tl open for regular for a 1961 International 1700 made ava ilable to the publ ic. Auto Sales ga rage, with lake frontage ; Airman Earnheart has now 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, , senes $195, CHOPPER , 1969 Any a11ernat1ve toca ltons and . ott1ce hours. Truck , Owner & Operator. at Ft ve Pomts area Harley Davtdson, "Custom And cnange tail gate spreader '69 PLYMOUTH GTX 2 dr received h1s discharge from 5-12-tfc to new truck ~:~\:r,~e ~c~~~d~1~s fo~Pr11~h~~o1:~1 Spnnger ," " Eiecln c Start," Hard top wdh automah c the serVIce. Herber t L Sayre, Clerk way .acCiuis lt lon and con :-: " Polts hed Cases , " " Drag transm1sston, vtny l lop, all ISl 11. 18, 21 struc tton will be discussed . Mrs. Fred Goebel returned C BRADFORD, Auct•oneer E<hausls, " ex lenSiv e PH. tmled gla ss, factory Stereo Maps , draw ings , en . ,· Service Complete c hr ome, man y custom home from O'Bleness Hospital tape player and ot her extras, v1ronmentat factors and other ' Ph one 949-3821 good cond1t1on , phone 949 good oes, $2,795 , call Em OR pertinent information at Athens where she underwent LEGAL NOTICE Racme, Oh1o developed by th e County and 41Jl after 5 p m or see Benny Chambers 992 5386 after 5 ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' To the unknown heirs and maJor surgery. She 1s Cntl Bradford pm wrttten comments receive-d Wil son, Main St., Ractne . jevlsees of John Betzmg , any 5· I·tf c dece a result of coordination with recovering satisfactonly. 8-18-6tp 8 18 3tc ased , lh e unknown heirs as State resources , recreat ton and ------. ---.,..,-- - - - - and devtsees of Conrad Be !zing , planntng The 12th birthday of Diana agen ci es , federal SEW IN G MACHINES . Repatr, deceased . the unknown hetrs agenc ies , loca '68 FORD pickup, V 8 standard , DON '.T PUMP you r slug giSh public officials Massar was celebrated at her CLELAND sept1c tank Gel Kl ean Em service, all makes. 992 -2284. and devisees of Bertha Betzing and agencies l and overdnve, new patnt, good lid The Fabnc Shop, Pomeroy. Bahr , decea sed, the unknown v1sory groups will public home Saturday evening. Nancy Al l Sep t• c Ta nk Cleaner condtlron $1.200 Phon e 742 be made REALTY Authonzed Stnger Sa les and he1rs and dev•sees of Peter available to the Pllbllc for " Worm your way to 1he Landmark Fa rm Bureau, 3144 or 992 6048 Chaffee attended the party and 608 E. Main Service. We Sharpen Scissors. · Be lz tng , . de ce ased , the v1ewlng and copying at the Word and Worship " Pomeroy . 8 13 61p Pomeroy, Oh1o tfc Lmknown het rs and dev 1sees of Meigs County Engineer 's office was an overmght guest of 3 29 8 18 lt c . ..._,.,....~ -::-:-:-==,....,c--Stella Hortman , deceased , the Sunday School-9:30AM. tett at the county Garage on Diana. Others attending were '64 CORVETTE, 2 tops, good ='Jnknown he1rs and dev•sees of loca the Meigs County Fairgrounds A.M. Worshtp-10·45 .~EE US"'f!OR : Awnings , storm John Betzmg , Jr ,deceased, the condtfiOn, for sa le or trade, CONTEMPORARY Console Mrs. Leota Massar and Mr. wlsh tng to !.ubm It a 608 E. Main 51reet Young People-4 :30P.M. doors and windows, c3rports,; unknown he1r s and dev1sees of wrAnyone stereo, AM·FM radro, 4 speed $1.800. Phone 992 6048 or 742 itten statement or exhib it and Mrs . Oscar Babcock and Pomeroy, Ohio Evenmg Worship-7 :30P.M. marquees, alumtnum stding Eldo Betz rng , de<eased , the concerning 3144 changer. 4 spea ker sound thtS protec t may do Diana 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. and railing . 'A. Jacob. sales unknown heirs and dev1sees of so by presentmg 11 at the system Waln ut veneer 8 I J.61p POMEROY - 2 story fram e, representattve . For freel Ra lph Belling , deceased . the hear1ng or mailing It to the cabtnel. Balance $67.32 Use Starling Massar and son. Mrs. 6rooms,3bedrooms.bath, ·esttmates, phone Charles unknown he•r s and devisees of Board of County Com . our budget plan Call992 7085 '67 CHEVY, 4 speed V-8, S375, Florence Spencer and Mr . and gas furnace, porches, pari L 1 V V Henry Betz tng , deceased , the m tSS 1oners , ' Me •c.n County S ph one 992 6048 or 742-3144 8 18-6tc b IS e , yracuse , · , ·! unknown heirs and devtsees ot Cour thou se, Pomeroy , Oh 10. Mrs . Dinsmore Boyles were t~:er~~~ t~ ~~;~~ vtew of Johnson and Son , Inc. Lupert Betzing , deceased . the Fina l date for submlss ton of 8 13 6tp MAPLE s tereo rad •o com 3·2-tftl unknown he1rs and devisees ot statements unable to attend as they were will be September B. - - - -- - - - -: :. Wtll Betzing, deceased , the 1972 '59 JEEP Stat1on Wagon, 4 binahon, AM FM radro, 4 Whispering Pines away on vacation. Ice cream, UULco-.. ..,,.,. ucH.• tc. hoe work, unknown heirs and devisees of speed changer, 4 spea ker SYRACUSE - Jlr'l story wheel drtve, 6 cy linder , good PROPOSED , THE IM · . pop and potato chips were frame, 3 bedrooms, pondsandseptictanks , B&K Ernest Betzmg , deceas~d , the PROVEMENT sound system Balance 572.55 AND cond ttion , $500 , Mason , W Nile Club base ment, bath, new ga s E t Ph unknown he irs and de\ltSees of RELOCATION OF A PORTION served. Diana receiving many Use our budget term s. Call Va 773-5S84. forced a1r furnace , par~cava •ng, one 992 5367 ' Eva Johnson,de<eased, and the OF S CO UNTY ROAD 99? 7085 l tc 8-15 lovely gifts. ches, large level lot Di ck Karr, Jr . unknown hetrs and devisees of NO . MEIG 75, SALISBURY TOWN · Gene Nutter 8 18-6tc 5 21 tfc Helen Hormats , deceased SHIP AND THE VILLAGE OF Mr . and Mrs. Blam Taylor '65 COMET. 2 dr . Hardtop MIDDLEPORT _ story , , You are hereby notif1ed that And The Mixers POMEROY , MEIGS COUNTY, 2 and daughter, Mrs. Charles WILL haul water . Robert you lla\le been nll med r. •f en OHIO Caliente, maroon, automatt c, PAINT DAMAGE 1972 Zig Zag frame, 5 bedrooms, J112 dant!. In a legal act ion entit led Tucker and family and Steven good coodttion , phone 992- sewmg ma chtnes. Sttll tn And being more fully . baths, enclosed porches, Bowles, 20 7 Pleasant Rtdge, C F Belling , Pla•ntiff , vs. 4 p<. band from Parkers. ;. 6285 or tg tnal cartons No at . Pomeroy Call 992 2591 Archie Betzing , et a l, Oefen - described as follows : small basement, in very and Jerry Taylor attended the burg, W. Va Beginn ing at a point In th•' ·. 8-163tc tacflm ents needed as our good conditton, garage and 8 16 3tp dants Thts action has been centerltne of State Route 124,.·, Brock reunion at the home of Fridays& Saturc:by ------confrols are butll -tn Sews carport. Close to shopptng - --------assigned Case No 15118 and 1s said point be ing 0.1 mile, more~~; Nighls 101112 Mr . and Mrs. Ed Yoho at New $12,800 pending 10 the Court or Common or less, measured along e>elstln~ ·J 1963 CHEVY Stal oon Wagon, with 1 or 2 needles, makes Pleas, Me•gs County , Pomeroy, State Route 124 northeasterly ot·> $275 , 1965 Chevelle Malibu, buttonholes, sew on buttons , Martinsville, W. Va. , Sunday. R ea I Estate For SaIe ohro, 45769 - "'" ·$575 , 1969 Old s mobde 88, monogram s, and blind hem SYR ACUSE - Large 2 story The obte ct of the Complaint 1s the Intersection of State Rout e: ..: Mr . and Mrs. Dinsmore $1.875 : ca ll 992 5786. s tit ch Full cas h pnce, $38.50 fram e, 4 bedrooms, 2 HOUSE . L ll fl , to reform a deed of the Plamtiff 124 and Me igs County ROad 75 ;•'• Boyles returned home after 8 11 6tc or budget plan available . .baths, ga forced air m ong o om, phone tor real estate stt uated 1n thence m a southerly direction' :.. a curve to the Iell , crosslnd-'; 985 3529 Phone 992-5641 several days' visit with his furna ce, basement, Orange Townshtp, Meigs with the Branch of Thomat:• B· l 86tc garage, ood neigh 6-11 ffc County, Ohio, to Include !he Fork East Sister, Mrs. Ada Evans o£ Creek lust enterly of th ( ·' For Sale - --------borhood, 0 erlooking the - - - -- - - - - - enttre Interest m the real es tate existing bridge ' in Meigs Count~ O: Grand Blanc, Mich. river IDEAL S-ACRE RANCH . Lake described m Volume 123, Page Road 75 over the East Branch ot~· APPLES Fttzpatru;k Orchard s, VACUUM Cleanert new 1972 25, Me1gs County Deed Records, Mr and Mrs Ault o£ Florida mo de I Cample e wtth all Conchas, New Mexico. $2,975. in lieu of the one half interest as Thomas Fork Cruk and con ' •' Sta te Route 689. Phone cleantng fools Small paint WE HAV OTHER No Down No lnterest.S25 mo. described therein and to quiet tlnuing said curve for a dlstancJ.;.: spent a few days here w1th her Wi lkesv ille 669.J78S 0 2 m lies , more or len , to al i' in shipping. Will lake PROPERTI JU ST for 119 mos . Vacat 1on th e title of the Plaintiff agatnst of damage 8-17-IOi c nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Homer point of crossing e;~~;•sflng Me ig&J; $27 cash or budget plan CALL Paradise Free Brochure . all of the Defendants to sa td County Road 75, then ceo ;. Cole . Window, available Phore 992 5641 HENRY E. CLE Ranchos Lake Conchas: Box acllon 1971 HONDA Molorsport 125 CC , southeasterly with a tangen t, i(.. -" REAL TO 2001 DO, Alameda, Callfornta You are requ ired to answer 8-18·6fc Mary Reed o£ Eastern called A~r Conditioners to the left , a tangent to a"'; must sell . Call 992-7066 - - -- -- - -- the Compla1nt within 28 days curve 9 po int In th! ce nterl ine ofl:• 92 2259 94501. 8 17 31p 1 LARGE z 1 1 h t on Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Newell • after the last publication of this Hot Water Heaters tg er o• eaer, used lfnoanswer992:·2 8 8-6-30tp notice, which witt be published existing Me igs Countv Road 75 ~1'! Thursday. J months and several pieces once each week for six con - sa1d PO•nl being at the in .~-'~ Plumbmg tersection of e)(iSiing Melg~~· Mrs. Vebna Matlack spent a of old furniture, Ronald E r---------=::..."'<::-----------, secutlve weeks The last County COAL FLOOR Furnace S25 Road 75 and Mulberry;~~ Electrical Work Har t, Racme, OhiO publication will be made on . Phone 992-3975 few days here at her trailer . September 15 , 1972, and the 28 Avenue In the V1llage o~ ~ 8 18 31c 8-171fc Pomeroy and there terminate • ~· Mr. and Mrs. Dale Welch and days for answer wtll commence Said described portion having.: ;: on that date . family returned home after a l lengt~ or 0.6 m lies, more o~~ In case of your fa ilure to tota less r,J CA NNING tomatoes S1 2S Mobile Homes For Sale vacatiOn lrip to Nashville, :1nswe r or otherwise respond as Not ice is further given th6·t requtred by the Oh 10 Rules of Board of County Com•+' picked Mangoes, Raymond WANTED - Your mobile home 110 Mechanic Street Tenn ., and the Great Smoky C1vll Procedure, iudgment by miss Rowe . Yellow Bush Rd , ioners will publicly vle'llt+' bus !ness. Veteran financing Moun tams and other pomts or default will be rendered aga inst Raci ne Phone 949·3746. 992 -2448 the proposed road improvemen~t wi th no down payment , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 you for the relief demanded in interest. 8-17 61c at the premises on the 29th dll'f; f.' the Complaint Pomeroy . 0. Valley Eslates Mobile of August, 1972 at 8·45 A M.t{ Dated . August 11 , 1972 Mrs . Ethel Stout attended the Homes, Rt. 50 East (J ust East Standard Time . ~· Evelyn Lucke Ohio of Heck 's!. A1hens, Oh;o , Parker reunwn al the By order of the Board ot. VILLAGE PROPERTY Clerk or Courts of County Comm issioners, Melot.'"i-t Help Wanled phone .<93 8762 Price Smash! elementary school bu1ldmg RELIABLE babysi tter , prefer Meigs County, 3 BEDROOMS Fireplace In living Modern bath, handy 8 18 2tc County, Ohio. --~ Common Pleas Court, 17 kitchen Front and back porches. On a level lot near store. here Sunday Leon Hecox of ) 29 181 18, 25, 21c • 25 years or older Parents Pomeroy , Ohio NEW LISTING PANTS & JEANS working Good sa lary lt ve 1n 18111 , 19, 25, (9)1 , 8, 15,61 Iowa and sister, Mrs . Carrot FOR THE BEST deal 1n a new •'· MODERN INSIDE - 4 bedrooms, nice bath, and kitchen •$ or ou t Call 773 53 14 after 5 or used mobile home, try Jones and daughter of Manon L1v1ng 12x28. Wall-to-wall carpeting Large front and side P m. SALE I Kanauga Mobile Home Sales, parch overlooking the Ohio River . Space for trailer. were here for the reunion . Big C:IIPICity 8-136tc • Kanauga, Ohio. '' CITY HOME Buy 2 Pairs and M1ytag Mr : and Mrs . Charles 7-16-30tc 3 BEDROOMS Gas fireplace in living , with wall -to-wall Automatics ~ GET I PAIR FREE carpenter Nichols of Illinois are spending EXPERIENCED carpeting in dining and sliding glass doors. Modern kit2 speed operation . Phone 992 -3918. All ktnd s, all sizes for men . 'CAStj pa id for ·all makes ana chen with refrigerator.freezer and stove Gas forced air ChoiCe of water a vaction here with his parents, 8-17-6t c wom en, you ng men, boys models of mobile homes ., furnace Double garage and 2 lots. temps. Auto . ' Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Nichols PhQfle area code 614-423·9531. water level ' RURAL and girl s Hufry to . . 4-13-tfc! and with her relatives in TOYS! Toys! Toys! Sell control Lint • LETART - 3 bedroom frame home . 2 fireplaces. Back Playhouse toys, Aug . to Dec . Filter or Power POMCI\VI porch, cellar and nice lot with ~andy garden. Only Parkersburg. • Free training Good com . F ln AQ It at or · ss,ooo.oo. . '~'•- )ackW.Carsey.Mgr. • mission, No cash investment. Perma. Prtss NEW LISTING .lliitl · Phone992 -2181 l -.Air Conditioners No delivery . No collecting . S M•Yflg j 3 BEDROOMS - Llving14x22. Furnace heat, bath, cellar. I Halo ot Hut & H Green Stamp bonus. Call •Awnings Nice lot w1lh garden space. Fenced yard Chester water . • Dryers Margaret Fortune 949-5414 or AIR COMPRESSOR, Frig idaire Asktng $8,000 00. • Underpinning Sur:round' ctolhes Flatr electric ranqe ; also Barbara Lamberl 446-3411 . NEW COUNTRY HOME with gentle, even trash drums. Phone 992-5765. 7 26-30tc 3 LARGE BEDROOMS - w, baths, nice kitchen wtth heat. No hot spots, •. 8-13-6tc 'c omplete mobile home' dining area. All electric Chester water. Garage for 2 cars. no overdrylng . serv,ice --..- plus g igantic FUlL TIME bartender , apply ,-=::-:·:;=cr Acre lot on old 33. Flne Mesh Lint In person at the Meigs Inn POODLE puppies, Sliver Toy, "display of mobile home' · F liter. Park view Kennels, Phone 992-, always available at . . 8·6·tfc LIST YOUR . PROPERTY WITH US FOR BEST Wt Speclllhe In 5443. -'-::-- - - RESULTS. 96 PCT. OF THE PROSPECTS ARE MAYTAG BABYSITTER WANTED: 8:30 8-15-ffc MILLER LOOKERS. WE WILL TRY TO BRING ONLY THE 2 a.m . to 4 p.m ., Monday PCT. BUYERS. . _t_w_u.:se'-.-bath ." . MOBILE HOMES through Friday in my home. =R~A~C~I'"N-::E:--6-r~o-om Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, 99~utility room , ga.-age, 510,000; HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE 992-3325 1220 Washington Blvd. 1 •,hone 949-4195. 1 5696. 423-7521 BELPRE,O. Arnold Grift 741-4211 Rutl1ncl 8·18-ltc 3-31 trc Card . ."' . •.r Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! INFORMATION , DEAD1..1NES 2 SIGNS OF ,, QUALITY 1970 DODGE $2195 Polara, factory air conditioning, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, IX'Wer steering, power brakes. good whtte . side-walls. many more extras. White llniSh, black vinyl roof . Priced to move! EXPERT Wheet -Aii(lrilent' $5.55 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. •PAINTING 1!70 FORD Galaxle ~ hardtop coupe, V-8 engine, automatic mission, power steering & brakes, while finish, vinyl top, vinyl Interior. White-wall tlre5, like new, LEGAL NOTICE 992-2550 Tuppers Society News OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. 1'DMEROY, QHIO ---VARIETY ···QUALITY ·--LOOKS USED CARS • • -PERFORMANCE 69 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, air............. '3200 66 Cadillac 2 Dr. H.T., air ................ .'1295· 70 Chev. Impala 4 Dr., V-8, auto......... 11995 69 Dodge Polara 4 Dr., H.T., air .......... 11995 Social Events By Mrs. Francis Morris Mr . and Mrs. Chrissie Po•well. Racine, and Mr. and r.t~:~-:r~~linJ\~::~ and Jackie or G visited Eleanora, RaJ!IIll~ndl at1d Bryan Robmson, Whited and Tom ~ur;ger:son in l~ew Port Richey, ~~~:~~- They spent a day at )i World . A surprise birthd•tvparty honored Chrisie and Raymond Robinson their birthday, August 3. Mrs. Ralph Webb returned surgery at Grant Hospital Columbus and is con- ra~~~~f. at her home. Her Mrs. Jo Ann Foster Uvonia, Mich., is here for 1evo•ral days. Miss Vera Beegle and Tom spent a few days m with Mr. and Mrs . Kyle Jtwnp and VISited her SISler, Roush, who Is in the care unit or Akron 'Jt!eillcal Center. Henry Roush has r• tt1orno.n from Holzer Medical Mrs. Roush Is still bedfast at her home . Mrs. Elma Louks of and Mrs. Phyllis Relyea of Flint, Mich ., were J rE'ce11t dinner guests of Mrs . Frances Roberts . la . The Esther Missionary Circle met Tuesday evening August 15 with Mrs. Helen Simpson, hostess, at her home. Devotions in charge of Gretta Simpson opened the meeting usmg "Christian Conduct" for the topic . A program on Prayer was presented by Mrs. Mildred Hart Group singing of "Sweet Hour of Prayer" and scripture St. Luke II: 1-15 preceded readings by members. During the social hour, Mrs. Simpson served delicious refreshments. V1s1tors or Mrs. Ada Bays and Mrs. Ethel Wheeler were Mr . and Mrs . Carl Cummings and daughter, Dr . Sue Cwnmings, ol Dayton, who Were dinner guests on Thursday. Dinner guests on Friday were Mr . and Mrs. Glen Paulin or Lancaster. Mrs. James Werry or Morning Star called on Saturday and spending Sunday afternoon were Mr. Russell Covey and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Covey of Belpre. Mrs. O'Dessa Harpold of St. Petersburg, Florida visited friends here Tuesday, Mrs . Loe Tisdale and Mr. Moody or Buckeye Lake spent several days with Mrs. Hazel Carnahan. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE ·AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ST. 68 Dodge Charger 2 Dr., H.T., V-8 auto. '1395 67 Pontiac Firebird 2 Dr., 6 cyl., std...... 11195 66 Oldsmobile 88 4 Dr. H.T. .. •.. .. •.. • 65 Mercury 4 Door, air................. 795 1495 '70 Maverick • '70 Maverick Yellow & black, sharp. Tan, fa c. atr . Karr & Van Zanclt '66 Volkswagen ........................ ..1495 '65 Mustang 2 Dr..................... s495 I "Yell' II LiKe Our Quality Way 4 Dr. Wagon, all black A real clean wagon . Sharp ~ ALSO SEVERAL CHEAP CARS FROM 1100 TO 1200 1969 FORD LTO 2 dr. H.T., factory air, one owner, make some family a real nice air cond. car. Sale this week only $1795 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Powell entertained the following with Sunday dinner, Mr . and Mrs. Earl Custer, Mr. and Mrs . Austin Wolfe, Jerry and Aimee (Jerry remamed for a visit), and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hill and &ott. Mrs. Charley Mallory and Mr and Mrs. Dave Hill , Perry, Seth and Jason, are spendmg a week at Virginia Beach. Mrs . Mae Hayman has returned to her home from Dayton £or an indeflmte time Melvm Riffle of Columbus was a weekend guest of Mr . and Mrs. Roy R1flle. Mrs . Lillian J1v1den retur ned from a VIsit m Athens with her son, Dr. and Mrs . Charles Jividen Mr and Mrs Lmley Hart spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Jim Laird and lamily at Colwnbus Mrs. Frances Roberts attended the lhle reunion at the RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Ph. 985-4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 home or Mr . and Mrs . Clark lhle. Mr . and Mrs Charley Spencer of Florida have been guests of Mr. and Mrs . E. A. Wingett and Mrs . Ann Coe wh1le visiting their daughter, Mrs. Dixie Smith and son at Portland. Chester, 0. Russell IS quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wise, formerly or this community but now of McConnelsville, attended mornmg services at the local church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer of Colwnbus visited Sunday With Mr. Archer's mother, Mrs. Georgia Diehl, and the Charles Diehl family . Mrs. Edna Fa~lk spent Sunday with the Clifford Klein family and attended services at the local church. 1965 PLYMOUTH Wagon. This car belonged to my brother-in-law. Real nice wagon . Auto., P.S., P.B. Priced right. $677. 1965 STUDEBAKER. This week's cheapie. Only $295 DON'T FORGET We Service What We Sell Our Word Is Our Bond Open Evenings Till7 p. Service Till 12 on Noon 8 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INt 992-2174 - The Carleton Church had a baptizing Sunday afternoon at Murray's Pond. Baptized were Marjona and Eugene Smith and Sieve Sm1th. Recent visitors of Mr . and Sunday &hool attendance on Mrs. John Perdas and Mary August 13 was 46. Offering was were Mr. and Mrs. Henry $21.46. Perdas and son of Portsmouth. Worship services were held Miss Geneva King returned at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Lehto Kankakee, Illinois, with her man speaking from Isaiah sister Judy King, for a short 55:1-7, "True happiness comes visit. from a right relationship with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl and God." Rodney had as Sunday guests, The annual Homecoming of Rev . and Mrs. Clyde Hinton of the Alfred Methodist Church Lancaster. will be held on Sunday, Sept. Recent visitors of Mr. and 17th, w1th "The Revelations Mrs. John Dean and John Quartet" lrom Athens and Walter were Mrs. Gaye other local and neighboring Smalley and Anita Watkins of churches invited to participate. Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Clair The Orange Christian Waggoner of Harrisonville, Church will have its annual Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paynter of Homecoming on Sunday Carpenter, Mr . and Mrs . August 20 with regular services Gerald Gilkey, Tammy, Cindy in the morning followed by a and Rick, of Athens, and Mr . basket dinner at noon . The and Mrs. Rowland Dais, Mr. afternoon program will begin and Mrs. Homer Goodwin and at 2 o'clock and consist of Mr. and Mrs . Roy Brlckles, all devotions and a musical local, and Mrs. Donna Young of program presented by the Pomeroy. Flowers Brothers from Mr. and Mrs. David McParkersburg, W. Va . Donald and son of Colwnbus Fred Honacher suffered a visited recently with her sister, stroke early Friday morning at Mr. and Mrs. Eddie King and his home here and was taken family. by ambulance to the Veterans Recent visitors ol Mr . and Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy Mrs . Rowland Dais were Mr. where he passed away on and Mrs. Bernard Paulson and Sunday morning . White's children ol Dallas, Texas, Mrs. Funeral Home was In charge of Frank Burson and Mr , and arrangements. Mrs . Clair Burson of Shade and Iris Carr underwent surgery Mr. and Mrs. John Usle and Todd of Syracuse. Mrs. Ronald McNally of Athens visited wlth her mother, Mrs. Hazel Arnold, recently. m. & Sat. Tills P.M. S;ot. 8Uick Pa , Pontiac MAIN ST~, P()MEROY, OHIO _TRUCKS Social Notes MIDNIGHT '72 AUG. 17 . AUG. 18 AT AUG . 19 MILLER HOMES BELPRE, OHIO WASHINGTON BOULEVARD • Sale Starts Today, Aug. 17 • OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT ALL 3 DAYS 3 DAYS ONLY- THURS., FRI., SAT.- (Closed Sunday, Aug. 2D) HUGE DISPLAY OF - 12' and 14' WIDES ON SALEI .. LErS GO! 109th MEIGS COUNTY SATURDAY, AUGUSt 19 _ 9:00 A.M.-4-H Horse Show and Judging x3: 00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing x8: 30 P.M.-Blue Ridge Quartet xGrandstand Attractions last week at Veterans Memorial Hospital and con. vaslescing nicely . Her sisters, Lillian of Hillsboro, and Sue of Circleville came to be with her and returned to their homes on Thursday evening . Conni SUe Woode returned to her home at Circleville Thursday evening after a two weeks visit with relatives here and at Keno. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Swartz of Shade and Erroll (Jack) Follrod of Pomeroy called at the Follrod-Robinson home Sunday evening. Laurel Oiff REMEMBER! ' 3 DAYS ONLY EVERY MOBILE HOME CLEARLY MARKED FOR QUICK SALEI . THIS SALE ONLY --=-·--,---- ·• AT Miller Homes. Belpre, Ohio RUTLAND ,FURNITURE R~~~.~;~·f YOUR DIAL News Notes By Bertha Parker Sabbath &hool attendance August 13 al the Free Methodist Church was 102. Twenty choir members were present and 12Al persons attended wl)l"ship services. Mrs. Harmon Fox has been very ill the past week. Mrs. Georgia Diehl and Mrs. Guy Russell vlsiled Mrs. Diehl's brother,Mr. Ed Ruaaell at Camden Clark H011pltal In Parkersburg, Sunday, Mr. ,__~---,...-- i 1968 PONTIAC Catalina 4 dr. sed., P.S., P.B., auto., local car, one owner. Priced to sell. $1195 HTV8,4sp Alfred Virgil B. T~aford, r.-Broker , I 1969 CHEV. CAMARO V-8, auto., one of the cleanest Camaros in town, mag wheels. This is a real sporty car. Only $1995 352 auto. of Doing Business" P'OMEROY PM. Sat . 1971 CHEV VEGA COUPE 4 cyl., auto., only 7,821 miles. Real nice little car. Priced for to sell this week .. A real winner. $1995 '66 Ford Falcon .......................... '695 '65 Ford 4 Dr. Wagon ................. s595 Open 1971 DODGE CORNET 4 dr. sed., blue with black vinyl top, factory air, locally owned. Just like new. We want Only $2795 to move this car. 10 Passenger, fac arr, lull power Only 8-1972 Oldsmobiles Remaining At Sale Prices GMC FINANCING Evenings Until 6,oo- Til Some Great Used Car Buys '67 Mercury Colonial Park ............ s795 News, Notes HEATING & COOLING ( $1295 $1395 WAGON SPECIALS Kingsbury. ''HE IL" • '895 1 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, V-8 auto........ 1495 61 Chev. 2 Door, 6 cyl., std ................1145 992-5342 We have a few Pontiacs & Buicks left & we want to move them. So come in & trade now & drive out in a New Buick or Pontiac of your choice. Stake bed, 2 sp. axel, like new. 68 Olds 98 H.T. Cpe., power, air..........11895 DANCE WMP0/1390 . 63 FORD F-500 69 Poritiac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air..... 1695 Racine For You and Your Family. A RIGGS SPECIAL 69 Chev. Bis. 2 Dr., 6 cyl., std............ 1295 NAZARENE ARNOLD BROTHERS Delightful . Transportation 1 992-2571 992-3975 SYRACUSE CHURCH ·OF All Combined To Make 1 NEW HOMES 3 BEDROOMS $1995 transblock radio. Pomeriy ·MOtor Co. Hopft•& •ROOFING •HEATING •PLUMBING •CARPENTRY Pomeroy Motor Co. I · I' 1970 MONTE CARLO S28ts' Local 1 owner with less than 21,000 mile5 , factory air, blk. vinyl roof & aqua body, ~lk . knit tnterlor, radl<l, Turbo . Hydramatlc power steerrng, & disc brakes, white.wall tires , like new. A nice luxury car. Business Services -- .. ••· r---~·. I • I ALSO WNCH MEAT, SOA':DRiflllS. BREAD, MILJ(. PiCNIC SUPPUES, m, ,_ STOP BY ON YOUR WAY TO THE MEIGS COUNTY FAffi. UJf,AL HO~E GROWN WATERMElDN AND CANTALOUPES 7~33 .ARKET OPEN BAM 'TIL 9 PM-7 DAYS A WEEK 992-5880 Worthy Rog•.r und Mlrcl1 Citpeh•rt · Corner SR 7 & 33 o. �. , '' "(' rrrr•·r ,,. " r 8- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Aug. 18,1972 WAN'( ADS For Sale Wanted To ~uy For Sale cf Thanks • , • PM . Day Before Publicat1ort WOULD ltke to extend my OLD Fvrn1 fure 1 oak tables, CANN IN G tomatoe s and SUMMER clearance of pattern 1 Monday Oead l ine 9 a m books and Imported yarns . sincere thanks to fnends and mangoes Geraldme Cleland, organs, dishes, clocks, brass Cancellatton - Corrections Needlecraft Shop, Rt 124 rela hves for the flower s, Rac1ne , Oh10 beds, or complete households . Will be accepted until 9 a m for. East, Syracuse 10 am. to 7 ca rds. notes and g rf ts wt11ch I 8-16-lfc Wrtle M D Miller , Rt 4. Oay of PublicatiOn p.m dally except Sunday. recetved wh il e I was REGULATIONS • Pomeroy, Ohto. Call 992-6271 hosp •lal1zed tn Grant Hosp1tal 8 10 lie Thl Publrsher reserves the 6·28 lie SINGER Sewmg Machme, wil l rrgh t to ed rf or re1ect any ads, m Columbus , tor the many EARTH MOVING deem ed Ob1ect ranal The ' prayers offered 1n my behalf I sell for small balance of S31.20 publish~ wrll not be responsrble or pay $5 a month , ca ll 992 - Real Estate For Sale wtll be eternally grateful TIN TAGS off plug chewong tor mo~ than one mcorrect Dozer & End loader work, 5331 May God bless each of you. msert ron toba cco, such as Brown ponds , basemenl. land8-16-61c Cora Webb FOR SALE by owner. Yellow •· RATES Mul e, Star, etc Phone 3678 18 lfc frame house, s•x rooms and sca ping. We have 2 size ~For Wan' Ad Servrce 7433 or wnte John R Vetth , From the rargest 8 TRACK stereo tn lovely bath Large lot. Located In dozers, 2 size loaders. Work Scents per Word one insertron Che~hire, Ohio. Bulldozer Rad•atgr to On Most American~ handrubb ed conso le. p~Jy M1nrmum Charge 75c ~ Syracuse on Rt 124. Second done by hour or contract., 8 16-61p Smallest Heater Core 12 cents per word three Notice balance of $96 41 or pay $7 25 house on left gotng north -GUARANTEE~ Free Estimates. We also consecutrve msertion's Nathan Biggs a month ; call 992 533 1 22 RIFLES and h1gh powered tnstde corporatton line. Phone 992-2094 haul fill dirt, top ~so11. Dump 18 cents per ' word six con 8-16-61c Radrator Specialrst nfle matches, ranges from SO 7 27 If c;ecut rve rnsertrons ., trucks and low-boy lor hrre. yards to 330 yards, Sunday, For Rent 25 Per Cent D iscount on pard Pomeroy Auto See Bob or Roger Jeflers, August 20, 1 p m , Rulland a"s and ads pard w rthm 10 days 5 ROOM house on 50' x 100' lot : Pomeroy . Phone 992-3525 MIDDLEPORT, 4 rooms and GROCERY store stock and Gun Club Al l scope stgh ts. CARD OF THANKS Open8Til·5 equtpment, Douglas Grocery , call 992 5786. bath, n1cely furmshed , rent 8 18 2tc & OBITUARY alter 7 p.m. or phone 9928 18 61c Monday thru Safurday Mtnersvllle, Oh 1o reasonable, no ch1ldren , no $1 SO for 50 word mm imum Ph. 992-2174 Pomeroy 5232. 606 E. Maon, .Pomeroy,,. 8-1S-61p Each addJttonal word 2c pels, pnvale entrance, phone • 4. BACK YARD Sale, August 18 RACINE 10 room house; BLIND ADS 992-2731 -and 19 , Friday and Saturda y, Add!ttonal 25c Charge per bath, basement, garage, two 8-15-Stc 1970 HONDA 450, phone 992 startmg at 11 am , odds and O'bELL WHEEL alignment Advertisement lo is Phone 949-4313. -5951. ends , d1 shes and few an located at Crossroads, Rt 124 OFFICE HOU"R~. l 4 5 tip 8 15-6tp Complete front end service. ,.-a 30 a m to 5 00 p m Dally, ttques ; at 620 Locust Street, DOWNSTAIRS unfurnoshed - - - -- - 8 30 a .m·. to (2 00' Noon Middleport tune up and brake service. LEGAL NOTICE apartment, bath, basement SEVERAL vartettes of top 8 ROOM hou se, bath, large lot , Saturday Wheels balanced elec · 8-16-31 c and fu rnace . no pets, Up Notice of Flllni of qual tty, tree ripened , canning gas and electric, Rt 1, Ironically. All work sta1r s fvrn1shed apartment , 3 Inventory and Appraisement In Memory Moddleport Phone 992-2602 peac hes, now available guaranteed . RPAc:r.r"'Ahl"' State of Otuo, Me1gs county YARD Sale, Thur s d.:~y , Fnday rooms, bath, and hall. space 8 13 6tc I SO sadly mtssed my loving through early September; and Saturday on Larkmg ra tes Phone 742-3232 or Prob1te Court no pets, ca ll992 3056 heaters , Bob's Market, Mason, W. Va • husband, Charles Hensley on Street, Rut land. To the Executor or Ad . , 992 3213 I ·'J.I -TTC 8 16 6fc his btrthday, August 17th In above the Pomeroy Mason CO NVENIENT but sec lud ed ministrator of th e 'IStete, to 8 16 31c butldtng lots a t Rock Spr ings, Brtdge : phone 773-5308. hts memory, Leona. su ch of the fo llowing as are ' · ------restdents of the State or Ohio, . 8-15-tfc close to H1g h School & Fa1r 8 18-ltp 1 WILL NOT be responsible for viz - the survtving spouse, the Ground, call or see Bill W1tle, ·~POUdNG 4 AND 5 ro om furnrshed a ny debts contracted by ne)(l of kin, the beneficiaries . ' apartments, for se n1or 992-2789 after 5 p m. week ANTIQUES for sale, Thursday, Notice anyone other than myself under th e will. and to the, at · 1 ,~, ctftze ns , ufdtfies furn •shed , days Fnday and Sa turdal 3 Stgned Okey Kiser , Rt . 2, REWARD, foe shopptng at forney or attorneys · 6-30ic 8 reasonable rent , Barley 's p1ece walnut parlor se , large Racine, Oh1o represent 1 ng any ol the Showalter's Wet Pel Shop, Store, Middl eport Chrysler chandelter, never For Free Estimate aforemenlloned persons 8-16 3tp Chester, Ohto 10 per cent of CHESHIRE, 5 rooms & balh, been efectrtf ted . 6 cane OFFICIAL NOTICE 8-IJ.6tp No 20 ,5 97, Lawrence M your total purchase may be - - -- - Tt1e Townshtp Trustees of Strausbaugh , WilkeS\I •i le , ' French chatrs , hand pamfed basement. 1'1 • Acre, 10 PHONE 1 WILL NOT be responstble for applted to the purchase of any mmutes from Gavtn, storm ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' Letart Townsh tp wtll receive Me igs County , Oh10 French chatr, French mus1c any deb ts contracted by 4 ROOM unfurn1shed apartment ceram ic ttems sealed b•ds unit! Aug 21, 7 p m You are hereby nolllled thlll wtndows. newly remodeled . s tand, Lmcoln and Vtcfonan and bath, up slatrs over anyone other than myself 8-2 30tp PRICE CONSTRUCTION, for one dump truck , as IOIIows · the Inventory and Ap ' dming area, large carpeted h1gh backed beds, dressers double garage, located in S1gn ed Denz1l Bogges , G V W . of 24,000 lb or larger , pra•sement of the eSI.!Ite of the .· 1 roofmg, porch repair and llvmg room ; call after 5·30 and chests, oil paintings, 6 Pomeroy, references KOSCOT KOSMETICS and Proper wheelbase for 7 >< 9 aforementioned , deceased, late Ractne, Oh1o weekdays. Saturday & elec tn cal; phone 742-4286 . rose carved back chat rs, love required . Phone 992 5293. dump bed , 1 beam front ax le of sa 1d County, was tiled In this '. wigs, more new products 8 16 3tp 8 16 3otc Sunday, 367 7114 seat. wtcker chatrs and desk, 7,000 lbs . or larger Frame Court . Said Inventory and 8 17 lie coming soon For free Remfor<ement . 8 18-10tc old sewing machtne with Appratsemenl wtl! be for demonstration, phone 992 - MEIGS SENIORS - Call now SEPT IC tanks cleaned. Miller Hea11y Duty Brakes hearmg betore this Court on the pearltnlay, wardrobe, lamps, 5113 for appointment to have your Santtation, Stewart, Oh10. Pn . 340<u . 1n engmeor larger , V Sth day of September 1972, at large blanket ches t, hal ches t, 7 ROOM HOUSE. lwo lots, hot 8-17-tfc SE NIOR PORTRAIT taken . 3 BEDROOM1ra•ler on large lot u Engine 662 -3035 10 00 o'clock A M coat rack and 6 foot mtrror all '" Shade , phone 6161283 Portraits will be taken and col d water in kitchen. Ftve Speed .' Dtrect m fifth. 2 12-lfc Any person des•r •no to t ile 8 18 6tp m one, brass candelabras, Synchrome5h Transmi ss iOn excepttons thereto must tile Wednesday, Aug 23rd thru Good well water, never known chtna and dishes, many other 9.00 x 20 Ten Ply Tires w1th them at least ftve days prtor to Sat , Aug 26th Grover 's lo go dry . In Dexter, Oh1o. AUTOMOBILE insurance been 1tems All old pteces m good Mud and Snow Tread on Rear th e date set tor hearing Plain~ Sfud10 phone 99 2-2475, 4 BEDROOM hom e 1n M1d across railroad from main cance ll ed? Lost your 7 00 R1ms dleporl , see at 285 S Thtrd or condiiiOn , phone 1-304 422 G•ven under my hand and Mtddl eport, Ohto. road through, white house . operator's license" Call 992Two West Coast M• rrors call 992 2770. 6129 of sa td Court, t-his 15th day seal 8-16 9tc Good locatton from No 1 and 2966. Cast Spoke Wheels of August 1972 8 18-31c 8-15 4lc No 2 mines . Call 742-3941 6·15-tfc Dual Electric Windshield Manning D Webster WILL care for pre -schoo l 8-17-3tp Wtpers Variable Speed Judge and I!)( off •< •O Clerk of SLEEPING room wt th pnvate By Evelyn Brlckles chi ldren in my home , $3 a Speed Rear A»ele , 17,000 satd Court BACKHOE AND DOZER wo;k. lbsTwo ba th lactlthes, phone 992- COAL, L1mestone , Exce lstor or l arge~ Sunday &hool attendance at day , phone 992 618 7 By Janet E. Morris 5 ROOMS and bath , ap · SepiiC tanks mslalled Georqe Salt Works, E Matn St , 5786 Hea ... y Duly Battery Cll1 ef Deputy Clerk 8-16-6tc proximately 1 acre of ground. lBitl) Pulltns Phone 992 2478. the United Methodist Church Pomeroy, Phone 992·389 1. 8 18-6tc Hel!lvy Duty Oil F11ter (8) 18, 25, '21c 949 3633 4-25 -tfc Phone Fresh Atr Heater & Defro ster was 41 and offering was $12.68, ' 12 tfc 8-17-61c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PIANO & Organ lessons by Increased Capa c1ty Cool 1ng Worship attendance was 34 and qualifted graduate of Cm 2 BEDROOM trailer, adults LEGAL NOTICE Front Tow Hook SEWING Machine Service, only Phone 992 52<17 FENDER P A Syslem, 100 143 ACRE FARM on Rutland clean , or I, adjvst, $399, 1n your OF HEARtNG offering $58. Rear Tow Loop cinna ft Con se rvat ory of 8-14 12tc In 111ccordance wttll the watts RMS, 2 columns, 8-10" Heavy Duty Fron t & Rear Township, house, barn, three Must c Phone 992 3825 home ; phone 992-5331. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spnngs wtth Au)(iilary Spri ngs prov 1sions of Chapter SS53 of ttl a spea kers w1,._ cover s, $595 ; old gas wells, some timber , 8 3-121c 8 11 -30tc Revised Code or Oh to and Custom Cab Christy ol Madi,son, Ind. , are 6 ROOM house, elderly couple Fender Showman amp . 15" D $15 ,000 For further 1n · p1.1rsuant to Sectton 1'28, Til le '23 , Turn Signals W1th Hazza rd only. at end of Depot St , formation call 992-2720 After 140 JBL speaker with covers. spendmg a few da¥5 here w1th of the Un tied States Code tl'le & Marker Lights . Rutland , Oh1 o, phone 592 4p m call9923589 O' Bnen& READY MIX CONCRETE Sw1tch $450, Fender Bandmas ter Board of Meigs Coun ty Com Power Steermg his sister, Mr . and Mrs . 3410. Crow Really Co delivered right to y.our • Amp 2-23'" D120 JBL m1SS1 oners of Pomeroy , Oh•o DUMP BED 8 THE OFFICE Charles Betzmg . e 17 Jtc project Fast and easy Free 7 K 9, 19 " Stdes and 30 " Head W1ll hOld a LocatiOn and Design 8 13 6tc speakers, wtth reverb, with estimates . Phone 992 -3284, 1 and Ta1 1 Gate Hole m Ta ilgate Publ iC Hear ing at 9.30 A.M . covers, S575 , Two Shu re Mrs. Ralph Brooks of North Goeglem Ready Mi>e Co., , lor spreadmg mater •al s Oh io Standard Time , August 29, • ' 3 ROOM · apartment. un . mtcrophones with cases, $40 OF Carolina and daughter, Air· j 1972 m the Commlss•oners' Mtddleport, Ohio Ha lf C:ab Protector fu rn ished, 408 Spring Ave , each plus stands and boom , Room, Metgs County court 7" Ho• s t or larger man and Mrs. Gary Barnheart 6-30-tfc Pomeroy Goya gu ttar, s tandard , house In Pomeroy , Ohto for the Mud Flaps DR. JOHN RIDGWAY and children of South Carolina, 8-10-tfc sunburs t ftni sh with case, Bed to be mounted and purpose of hear1ng statements PAPER·~·hangtng ; mtenor Jnd 5125 , Cus tom Budl Teard rop on the proposed locatton and spent the weekend here and exterior patnting , Arthur pa1nted 3 AND 4 ROUM furn ished an'd bass (Fender style neck) destgn of the Im provement ot a The Board of Trustees attending the wedding of her Musser, phone 742 5223. IN POMEROY reserves the r1ght to rete <! ar1y portion ot Meigs County Road unfurrHshed apartments "Ca ptam Amer1ca " f1n1sh 7 18-30tp or all b1ds No 75 son, James Watson , and wt lh case, $140 , Ltgh t system , ~ hone 992·5434 At th ts near ing. ' maps Bidders are requested to W1ll be closed from Noon on 4 12-tfc 1 2 black l1ghls, ' ISO watt Debbie Heaton at the Silver 2 New Homes, al! electnc, J subm 1f w1th the1r btd lor the showtng the proposed changes , _ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Aug. 23 untol Friday, Sepl. 1 mdtv1duat adtustment , spots, R1dge Church Saturday. bedrooms , full basement and REASONABLE rates . Ph 446· above equ1pmenr a further b1d to the Highway System will be · · in tensity control. metal case , when 1t w1tl open for regular for a 1961 International 1700 made ava ilable to the publ ic. Auto Sales ga rage, with lake frontage ; Airman Earnheart has now 4782, Gallipolis, John Russell, , senes $195, CHOPPER , 1969 Any a11ernat1ve toca ltons and . ott1ce hours. Truck , Owner & Operator. at Ft ve Pomts area Harley Davtdson, "Custom And cnange tail gate spreader '69 PLYMOUTH GTX 2 dr received h1s discharge from 5-12-tfc to new truck ~:~\:r,~e ~c~~~d~1~s fo~Pr11~h~~o1:~1 Spnnger ," " Eiecln c Start," Hard top wdh automah c the serVIce. Herber t L Sayre, Clerk way .acCiuis lt lon and con :-: " Polts hed Cases , " " Drag transm1sston, vtny l lop, all ISl 11. 18, 21 struc tton will be discussed . Mrs. Fred Goebel returned C BRADFORD, Auct•oneer E<hausls, " ex lenSiv e PH. tmled gla ss, factory Stereo Maps , draw ings , en . ,· Service Complete c hr ome, man y custom home from O'Bleness Hospital tape player and ot her extras, v1ronmentat factors and other ' Ph one 949-3821 good cond1t1on , phone 949 good oes, $2,795 , call Em OR pertinent information at Athens where she underwent LEGAL NOTICE Racme, Oh1o developed by th e County and 41Jl after 5 p m or see Benny Chambers 992 5386 after 5 ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' To the unknown heirs and maJor surgery. She 1s Cntl Bradford pm wrttten comments receive-d Wil son, Main St., Ractne . jevlsees of John Betzmg , any 5· I·tf c dece a result of coordination with recovering satisfactonly. 8-18-6tp 8 18 3tc ased , lh e unknown heirs as State resources , recreat ton and ------. ---.,..,-- - - - - and devtsees of Conrad Be !zing , planntng The 12th birthday of Diana agen ci es , federal SEW IN G MACHINES . Repatr, deceased . the unknown hetrs agenc ies , loca '68 FORD pickup, V 8 standard , DON '.T PUMP you r slug giSh public officials Massar was celebrated at her CLELAND sept1c tank Gel Kl ean Em service, all makes. 992 -2284. and devisees of Bertha Betzing and agencies l and overdnve, new patnt, good lid The Fabnc Shop, Pomeroy. Bahr , decea sed, the unknown v1sory groups will public home Saturday evening. Nancy Al l Sep t• c Ta nk Cleaner condtlron $1.200 Phon e 742 be made REALTY Authonzed Stnger Sa les and he1rs and dev•sees of Peter available to the Pllbllc for " Worm your way to 1he Landmark Fa rm Bureau, 3144 or 992 6048 Chaffee attended the party and 608 E. Main Service. We Sharpen Scissors. · Be lz tng , . de ce ased , the v1ewlng and copying at the Word and Worship " Pomeroy . 8 13 61p Pomeroy, Oh1o tfc Lmknown het rs and dev 1sees of Meigs County Engineer 's office was an overmght guest of 3 29 8 18 lt c . ..._,.,....~ -::-:-:-==,....,c--Stella Hortman , deceased , the Sunday School-9:30AM. tett at the county Garage on Diana. Others attending were '64 CORVETTE, 2 tops, good ='Jnknown he1rs and dev•sees of loca the Meigs County Fairgrounds A.M. Worshtp-10·45 .~EE US"'f!OR : Awnings , storm John Betzmg , Jr ,deceased, the condtfiOn, for sa le or trade, CONTEMPORARY Console Mrs. Leota Massar and Mr. wlsh tng to !.ubm It a 608 E. Main 51reet Young People-4 :30P.M. doors and windows, c3rports,; unknown he1r s and dev1sees of wrAnyone stereo, AM·FM radro, 4 speed $1.800. Phone 992 6048 or 742 itten statement or exhib it and Mrs . Oscar Babcock and Pomeroy, Ohio Evenmg Worship-7 :30P.M. marquees, alumtnum stding Eldo Betz rng , de<eased , the concerning 3144 changer. 4 spea ker sound thtS protec t may do Diana 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. and railing . 'A. Jacob. sales unknown heirs and dev1sees of so by presentmg 11 at the system Waln ut veneer 8 I J.61p POMEROY - 2 story fram e, representattve . For freel Ra lph Belling , deceased . the hear1ng or mailing It to the cabtnel. Balance $67.32 Use Starling Massar and son. Mrs. 6rooms,3bedrooms.bath, ·esttmates, phone Charles unknown he•r s and devisees of Board of County Com . our budget plan Call992 7085 '67 CHEVY, 4 speed V-8, S375, Florence Spencer and Mr . and gas furnace, porches, pari L 1 V V Henry Betz tng , deceased , the m tSS 1oners , ' Me •c.n County S ph one 992 6048 or 742-3144 8 18-6tc b IS e , yracuse , · , ·! unknown heirs and devtsees ot Cour thou se, Pomeroy , Oh 10. Mrs . Dinsmore Boyles were t~:er~~~ t~ ~~;~~ vtew of Johnson and Son , Inc. Lupert Betzing , deceased . the Fina l date for submlss ton of 8 13 6tp MAPLE s tereo rad •o com 3·2-tftl unknown he1rs and devisees ot statements unable to attend as they were will be September B. - - - -- - - - -: :. Wtll Betzing, deceased , the 1972 '59 JEEP Stat1on Wagon, 4 binahon, AM FM radro, 4 Whispering Pines away on vacation. Ice cream, UULco-.. ..,,.,. ucH.• tc. hoe work, unknown heirs and devisees of speed changer, 4 spea ker SYRACUSE - Jlr'l story wheel drtve, 6 cy linder , good PROPOSED , THE IM · . pop and potato chips were frame, 3 bedrooms, pondsandseptictanks , B&K Ernest Betzmg , deceas~d , the PROVEMENT sound system Balance 572.55 AND cond ttion , $500 , Mason , W Nile Club base ment, bath, new ga s E t Ph unknown he irs and de\ltSees of RELOCATION OF A PORTION served. Diana receiving many Use our budget term s. Call Va 773-5S84. forced a1r furnace , par~cava •ng, one 992 5367 ' Eva Johnson,de<eased, and the OF S CO UNTY ROAD 99? 7085 l tc 8-15 lovely gifts. ches, large level lot Di ck Karr, Jr . unknown hetrs and devisees of NO . MEIG 75, SALISBURY TOWN · Gene Nutter 8 18-6tc 5 21 tfc Helen Hormats , deceased SHIP AND THE VILLAGE OF Mr . and Mrs. Blam Taylor '65 COMET. 2 dr . Hardtop MIDDLEPORT _ story , , You are hereby notif1ed that And The Mixers POMEROY , MEIGS COUNTY, 2 and daughter, Mrs. Charles WILL haul water . Robert you lla\le been nll med r. •f en OHIO Caliente, maroon, automatt c, PAINT DAMAGE 1972 Zig Zag frame, 5 bedrooms, J112 dant!. In a legal act ion entit led Tucker and family and Steven good coodttion , phone 992- sewmg ma chtnes. Sttll tn And being more fully . baths, enclosed porches, Bowles, 20 7 Pleasant Rtdge, C F Belling , Pla•ntiff , vs. 4 p<. band from Parkers. ;. 6285 or tg tnal cartons No at . Pomeroy Call 992 2591 Archie Betzing , et a l, Oefen - described as follows : small basement, in very and Jerry Taylor attended the burg, W. Va Beginn ing at a point In th•' ·. 8-163tc tacflm ents needed as our good conditton, garage and 8 16 3tp dants Thts action has been centerltne of State Route 124,.·, Brock reunion at the home of Fridays& Saturc:by ------confrols are butll -tn Sews carport. Close to shopptng - --------assigned Case No 15118 and 1s said point be ing 0.1 mile, more~~; Nighls 101112 Mr . and Mrs. Ed Yoho at New $12,800 pending 10 the Court or Common or less, measured along e>elstln~ ·J 1963 CHEVY Stal oon Wagon, with 1 or 2 needles, makes Pleas, Me•gs County , Pomeroy, State Route 124 northeasterly ot·> $275 , 1965 Chevelle Malibu, buttonholes, sew on buttons , Martinsville, W. Va. , Sunday. R ea I Estate For SaIe ohro, 45769 - "'" ·$575 , 1969 Old s mobde 88, monogram s, and blind hem SYR ACUSE - Large 2 story The obte ct of the Complaint 1s the Intersection of State Rout e: ..: Mr . and Mrs. Dinsmore $1.875 : ca ll 992 5786. s tit ch Full cas h pnce, $38.50 fram e, 4 bedrooms, 2 HOUSE . L ll fl , to reform a deed of the Plamtiff 124 and Me igs County ROad 75 ;•'• Boyles returned home after 8 11 6tc or budget plan available . .baths, ga forced air m ong o om, phone tor real estate stt uated 1n thence m a southerly direction' :.. a curve to the Iell , crosslnd-'; 985 3529 Phone 992-5641 several days' visit with his furna ce, basement, Orange Townshtp, Meigs with the Branch of Thomat:• B· l 86tc garage, ood neigh 6-11 ffc County, Ohio, to Include !he Fork East Sister, Mrs. Ada Evans o£ Creek lust enterly of th ( ·' For Sale - --------borhood, 0 erlooking the - - - -- - - - - - enttre Interest m the real es tate existing bridge ' in Meigs Count~ O: Grand Blanc, Mich. river IDEAL S-ACRE RANCH . Lake described m Volume 123, Page Road 75 over the East Branch ot~· APPLES Fttzpatru;k Orchard s, VACUUM Cleanert new 1972 25, Me1gs County Deed Records, Mr and Mrs Ault o£ Florida mo de I Cample e wtth all Conchas, New Mexico. $2,975. in lieu of the one half interest as Thomas Fork Cruk and con ' •' Sta te Route 689. Phone cleantng fools Small paint WE HAV OTHER No Down No lnterest.S25 mo. described therein and to quiet tlnuing said curve for a dlstancJ.;.: spent a few days here w1th her Wi lkesv ille 669.J78S 0 2 m lies , more or len , to al i' in shipping. Will lake PROPERTI JU ST for 119 mos . Vacat 1on th e title of the Plaintiff agatnst of damage 8-17-IOi c nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Homer point of crossing e;~~;•sflng Me ig&J; $27 cash or budget plan CALL Paradise Free Brochure . all of the Defendants to sa td County Road 75, then ceo ;. Cole . Window, available Phore 992 5641 HENRY E. CLE Ranchos Lake Conchas: Box acllon 1971 HONDA Molorsport 125 CC , southeasterly with a tangen t, i(.. -" REAL TO 2001 DO, Alameda, Callfornta You are requ ired to answer 8-18·6fc Mary Reed o£ Eastern called A~r Conditioners to the left , a tangent to a"'; must sell . Call 992-7066 - - -- -- - -- the Compla1nt within 28 days curve 9 po int In th! ce nterl ine ofl:• 92 2259 94501. 8 17 31p 1 LARGE z 1 1 h t on Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Newell • after the last publication of this Hot Water Heaters tg er o• eaer, used lfnoanswer992:·2 8 8-6-30tp notice, which witt be published existing Me igs Countv Road 75 ~1'! Thursday. J months and several pieces once each week for six con - sa1d PO•nl being at the in .~-'~ Plumbmg tersection of e)(iSiing Melg~~· Mrs. Vebna Matlack spent a of old furniture, Ronald E r---------=::..."'<::-----------, secutlve weeks The last County COAL FLOOR Furnace S25 Road 75 and Mulberry;~~ Electrical Work Har t, Racme, OhiO publication will be made on . Phone 992-3975 few days here at her trailer . September 15 , 1972, and the 28 Avenue In the V1llage o~ ~ 8 18 31c 8-171fc Pomeroy and there terminate • ~· Mr. and Mrs. Dale Welch and days for answer wtll commence Said described portion having.: ;: on that date . family returned home after a l lengt~ or 0.6 m lies, more o~~ In case of your fa ilure to tota less r,J CA NNING tomatoes S1 2S Mobile Homes For Sale vacatiOn lrip to Nashville, :1nswe r or otherwise respond as Not ice is further given th6·t requtred by the Oh 10 Rules of Board of County Com•+' picked Mangoes, Raymond WANTED - Your mobile home 110 Mechanic Street Tenn ., and the Great Smoky C1vll Procedure, iudgment by miss Rowe . Yellow Bush Rd , ioners will publicly vle'llt+' bus !ness. Veteran financing Moun tams and other pomts or default will be rendered aga inst Raci ne Phone 949·3746. 992 -2448 the proposed road improvemen~t wi th no down payment , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 you for the relief demanded in interest. 8-17 61c at the premises on the 29th dll'f; f.' the Complaint Pomeroy . 0. Valley Eslates Mobile of August, 1972 at 8·45 A M.t{ Dated . August 11 , 1972 Mrs . Ethel Stout attended the Homes, Rt. 50 East (J ust East Standard Time . ~· Evelyn Lucke Ohio of Heck 's!. A1hens, Oh;o , Parker reunwn al the By order of the Board ot. VILLAGE PROPERTY Clerk or Courts of County Comm issioners, Melot.'"i-t Help Wanled phone .<93 8762 Price Smash! elementary school bu1ldmg RELIABLE babysi tter , prefer Meigs County, 3 BEDROOMS Fireplace In living Modern bath, handy 8 18 2tc County, Ohio. --~ Common Pleas Court, 17 kitchen Front and back porches. On a level lot near store. here Sunday Leon Hecox of ) 29 181 18, 25, 21c • 25 years or older Parents Pomeroy , Ohio NEW LISTING PANTS & JEANS working Good sa lary lt ve 1n 18111 , 19, 25, (9)1 , 8, 15,61 Iowa and sister, Mrs . Carrot FOR THE BEST deal 1n a new •'· MODERN INSIDE - 4 bedrooms, nice bath, and kitchen •$ or ou t Call 773 53 14 after 5 or used mobile home, try Jones and daughter of Manon L1v1ng 12x28. Wall-to-wall carpeting Large front and side P m. SALE I Kanauga Mobile Home Sales, parch overlooking the Ohio River . Space for trailer. were here for the reunion . Big C:IIPICity 8-136tc • Kanauga, Ohio. '' CITY HOME Buy 2 Pairs and M1ytag Mr : and Mrs . Charles 7-16-30tc 3 BEDROOMS Gas fireplace in living , with wall -to-wall Automatics ~ GET I PAIR FREE carpenter Nichols of Illinois are spending EXPERIENCED carpeting in dining and sliding glass doors. Modern kit2 speed operation . Phone 992 -3918. All ktnd s, all sizes for men . 'CAStj pa id for ·all makes ana chen with refrigerator.freezer and stove Gas forced air ChoiCe of water a vaction here with his parents, 8-17-6t c wom en, you ng men, boys models of mobile homes ., furnace Double garage and 2 lots. temps. Auto . ' Mr. and Mrs . Clarence Nichols PhQfle area code 614-423·9531. water level ' RURAL and girl s Hufry to . . 4-13-tfc! and with her relatives in TOYS! Toys! Toys! Sell control Lint • LETART - 3 bedroom frame home . 2 fireplaces. Back Playhouse toys, Aug . to Dec . Filter or Power POMCI\VI porch, cellar and nice lot with ~andy garden. Only Parkersburg. • Free training Good com . F ln AQ It at or · ss,ooo.oo. . '~'•- )ackW.Carsey.Mgr. • mission, No cash investment. Perma. Prtss NEW LISTING .lliitl · Phone992 -2181 l -.Air Conditioners No delivery . No collecting . S M•Yflg j 3 BEDROOMS - Llving14x22. Furnace heat, bath, cellar. I Halo ot Hut & H Green Stamp bonus. Call •Awnings Nice lot w1lh garden space. Fenced yard Chester water . • Dryers Margaret Fortune 949-5414 or AIR COMPRESSOR, Frig idaire Asktng $8,000 00. • Underpinning Sur:round' ctolhes Flatr electric ranqe ; also Barbara Lamberl 446-3411 . NEW COUNTRY HOME with gentle, even trash drums. Phone 992-5765. 7 26-30tc 3 LARGE BEDROOMS - w, baths, nice kitchen wtth heat. No hot spots, •. 8-13-6tc 'c omplete mobile home' dining area. All electric Chester water. Garage for 2 cars. no overdrylng . serv,ice --..- plus g igantic FUlL TIME bartender , apply ,-=::-:·:;=cr Acre lot on old 33. Flne Mesh Lint In person at the Meigs Inn POODLE puppies, Sliver Toy, "display of mobile home' · F liter. Park view Kennels, Phone 992-, always available at . . 8·6·tfc LIST YOUR . PROPERTY WITH US FOR BEST Wt Speclllhe In 5443. -'-::-- - - RESULTS. 96 PCT. OF THE PROSPECTS ARE MAYTAG BABYSITTER WANTED: 8:30 8-15-ffc MILLER LOOKERS. WE WILL TRY TO BRING ONLY THE 2 a.m . to 4 p.m ., Monday PCT. BUYERS. . _t_w_u.:se'-.-bath ." . MOBILE HOMES through Friday in my home. =R~A~C~I'"N-::E:--6-r~o-om Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, 99~utility room , ga.-age, 510,000; HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE 992-3325 1220 Washington Blvd. 1 •,hone 949-4195. 1 5696. 423-7521 BELPRE,O. Arnold Grift 741-4211 Rutl1ncl 8·18-ltc 3-31 trc Card . ."' . •.r Sentinel Classifieds Get Action! Sentinel Classifieds Get Results! INFORMATION , DEAD1..1NES 2 SIGNS OF ,, QUALITY 1970 DODGE $2195 Polara, factory air conditioning, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, IX'Wer steering, power brakes. good whtte . side-walls. many more extras. White llniSh, black vinyl roof . Priced to move! EXPERT Wheet -Aii(lrilent' $5.55 SMITH NELSON MOTORS. INC. •PAINTING 1!70 FORD Galaxle ~ hardtop coupe, V-8 engine, automatic mission, power steering & brakes, while finish, vinyl top, vinyl Interior. White-wall tlre5, like new, LEGAL NOTICE 992-2550 Tuppers Society News OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. 1'DMEROY, QHIO ---VARIETY ···QUALITY ·--LOOKS USED CARS • • -PERFORMANCE 69 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, air............. '3200 66 Cadillac 2 Dr. H.T., air ................ .'1295· 70 Chev. Impala 4 Dr., V-8, auto......... 11995 69 Dodge Polara 4 Dr., H.T., air .......... 11995 Social Events By Mrs. Francis Morris Mr . and Mrs. Chrissie Po•well. Racine, and Mr. and r.t~:~-:r~~linJ\~::~ and Jackie or G visited Eleanora, RaJ!IIll~ndl at1d Bryan Robmson, Whited and Tom ~ur;ger:son in l~ew Port Richey, ~~~:~~- They spent a day at )i World . A surprise birthd•tvparty honored Chrisie and Raymond Robinson their birthday, August 3. Mrs. Ralph Webb returned surgery at Grant Hospital Columbus and is con- ra~~~~f. at her home. Her Mrs. Jo Ann Foster Uvonia, Mich., is here for 1evo•ral days. Miss Vera Beegle and Tom spent a few days m with Mr. and Mrs . Kyle Jtwnp and VISited her SISler, Roush, who Is in the care unit or Akron 'Jt!eillcal Center. Henry Roush has r• tt1orno.n from Holzer Medical Mrs. Roush Is still bedfast at her home . Mrs. Elma Louks of and Mrs. Phyllis Relyea of Flint, Mich ., were J rE'ce11t dinner guests of Mrs . Frances Roberts . la . The Esther Missionary Circle met Tuesday evening August 15 with Mrs. Helen Simpson, hostess, at her home. Devotions in charge of Gretta Simpson opened the meeting usmg "Christian Conduct" for the topic . A program on Prayer was presented by Mrs. Mildred Hart Group singing of "Sweet Hour of Prayer" and scripture St. Luke II: 1-15 preceded readings by members. During the social hour, Mrs. Simpson served delicious refreshments. V1s1tors or Mrs. Ada Bays and Mrs. Ethel Wheeler were Mr . and Mrs . Carl Cummings and daughter, Dr . Sue Cwnmings, ol Dayton, who Were dinner guests on Thursday. Dinner guests on Friday were Mr . and Mrs. Glen Paulin or Lancaster. Mrs. James Werry or Morning Star called on Saturday and spending Sunday afternoon were Mr. Russell Covey and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Covey of Belpre. Mrs. O'Dessa Harpold of St. Petersburg, Florida visited friends here Tuesday, Mrs . Loe Tisdale and Mr. Moody or Buckeye Lake spent several days with Mrs. Hazel Carnahan. OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE ·AT NOON ON THURS.) - EAST COURT ST. 68 Dodge Charger 2 Dr., H.T., V-8 auto. '1395 67 Pontiac Firebird 2 Dr., 6 cyl., std...... 11195 66 Oldsmobile 88 4 Dr. H.T. .. •.. .. •.. • 65 Mercury 4 Door, air................. 795 1495 '70 Maverick • '70 Maverick Yellow & black, sharp. Tan, fa c. atr . Karr & Van Zanclt '66 Volkswagen ........................ ..1495 '65 Mustang 2 Dr..................... s495 I "Yell' II LiKe Our Quality Way 4 Dr. Wagon, all black A real clean wagon . Sharp ~ ALSO SEVERAL CHEAP CARS FROM 1100 TO 1200 1969 FORD LTO 2 dr. H.T., factory air, one owner, make some family a real nice air cond. car. Sale this week only $1795 See Ray Riggs or Roger Riebel Mr . and Mrs. Jerry Powell entertained the following with Sunday dinner, Mr . and Mrs. Earl Custer, Mr. and Mrs . Austin Wolfe, Jerry and Aimee (Jerry remamed for a visit), and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hill and &ott. Mrs. Charley Mallory and Mr and Mrs. Dave Hill , Perry, Seth and Jason, are spendmg a week at Virginia Beach. Mrs . Mae Hayman has returned to her home from Dayton £or an indeflmte time Melvm Riffle of Columbus was a weekend guest of Mr . and Mrs. Roy R1flle. Mrs . Lillian J1v1den retur ned from a VIsit m Athens with her son, Dr. and Mrs . Charles Jividen Mr and Mrs Lmley Hart spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Jim Laird and lamily at Colwnbus Mrs. Frances Roberts attended the lhle reunion at the RIGGS BROS., INC. USED CARS Ph. 985-4100 Located on St. Rt. 7 home or Mr . and Mrs . Clark lhle. Mr . and Mrs Charley Spencer of Florida have been guests of Mr. and Mrs . E. A. Wingett and Mrs . Ann Coe wh1le visiting their daughter, Mrs. Dixie Smith and son at Portland. Chester, 0. Russell IS quite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Wise, formerly or this community but now of McConnelsville, attended mornmg services at the local church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer of Colwnbus visited Sunday With Mr. Archer's mother, Mrs. Georgia Diehl, and the Charles Diehl family . Mrs. Edna Fa~lk spent Sunday with the Clifford Klein family and attended services at the local church. 1965 PLYMOUTH Wagon. This car belonged to my brother-in-law. Real nice wagon . Auto., P.S., P.B. Priced right. $677. 1965 STUDEBAKER. This week's cheapie. Only $295 DON'T FORGET We Service What We Sell Our Word Is Our Bond Open Evenings Till7 p. Service Till 12 on Noon 8 SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INt 992-2174 - The Carleton Church had a baptizing Sunday afternoon at Murray's Pond. Baptized were Marjona and Eugene Smith and Sieve Sm1th. Recent visitors of Mr . and Sunday &hool attendance on Mrs. John Perdas and Mary August 13 was 46. Offering was were Mr. and Mrs. Henry $21.46. Perdas and son of Portsmouth. Worship services were held Miss Geneva King returned at 11 a.m. with the Rev. Lehto Kankakee, Illinois, with her man speaking from Isaiah sister Judy King, for a short 55:1-7, "True happiness comes visit. from a right relationship with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carl and God." Rodney had as Sunday guests, The annual Homecoming of Rev . and Mrs. Clyde Hinton of the Alfred Methodist Church Lancaster. will be held on Sunday, Sept. Recent visitors of Mr. and 17th, w1th "The Revelations Mrs. John Dean and John Quartet" lrom Athens and Walter were Mrs. Gaye other local and neighboring Smalley and Anita Watkins of churches invited to participate. Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Clair The Orange Christian Waggoner of Harrisonville, Church will have its annual Mr. and Mrs. Paul Paynter of Homecoming on Sunday Carpenter, Mr . and Mrs . August 20 with regular services Gerald Gilkey, Tammy, Cindy in the morning followed by a and Rick, of Athens, and Mr . basket dinner at noon . The and Mrs. Rowland Dais, Mr. afternoon program will begin and Mrs. Homer Goodwin and at 2 o'clock and consist of Mr. and Mrs . Roy Brlckles, all devotions and a musical local, and Mrs. Donna Young of program presented by the Pomeroy. Flowers Brothers from Mr. and Mrs. David McParkersburg, W. Va . Donald and son of Colwnbus Fred Honacher suffered a visited recently with her sister, stroke early Friday morning at Mr. and Mrs. Eddie King and his home here and was taken family. by ambulance to the Veterans Recent visitors ol Mr . and Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy Mrs . Rowland Dais were Mr. where he passed away on and Mrs. Bernard Paulson and Sunday morning . White's children ol Dallas, Texas, Mrs. Funeral Home was In charge of Frank Burson and Mr , and arrangements. Mrs . Clair Burson of Shade and Iris Carr underwent surgery Mr. and Mrs. John Usle and Todd of Syracuse. Mrs. Ronald McNally of Athens visited wlth her mother, Mrs. Hazel Arnold, recently. m. & Sat. Tills P.M. S;ot. 8Uick Pa , Pontiac MAIN ST~, P()MEROY, OHIO _TRUCKS Social Notes MIDNIGHT '72 AUG. 17 . AUG. 18 AT AUG . 19 MILLER HOMES BELPRE, OHIO WASHINGTON BOULEVARD • Sale Starts Today, Aug. 17 • OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT ALL 3 DAYS 3 DAYS ONLY- THURS., FRI., SAT.- (Closed Sunday, Aug. 2D) HUGE DISPLAY OF - 12' and 14' WIDES ON SALEI .. LErS GO! 109th MEIGS COUNTY SATURDAY, AUGUSt 19 _ 9:00 A.M.-4-H Horse Show and Judging x3: 00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing x8: 30 P.M.-Blue Ridge Quartet xGrandstand Attractions last week at Veterans Memorial Hospital and con. vaslescing nicely . Her sisters, Lillian of Hillsboro, and Sue of Circleville came to be with her and returned to their homes on Thursday evening . Conni SUe Woode returned to her home at Circleville Thursday evening after a two weeks visit with relatives here and at Keno. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Swartz of Shade and Erroll (Jack) Follrod of Pomeroy called at the Follrod-Robinson home Sunday evening. Laurel Oiff REMEMBER! ' 3 DAYS ONLY EVERY MOBILE HOME CLEARLY MARKED FOR QUICK SALEI . THIS SALE ONLY --=-·--,---- ·• AT Miller Homes. Belpre, Ohio RUTLAND ,FURNITURE R~~~.~;~·f YOUR DIAL News Notes By Bertha Parker Sabbath &hool attendance August 13 al the Free Methodist Church was 102. Twenty choir members were present and 12Al persons attended wl)l"ship services. Mrs. Harmon Fox has been very ill the past week. Mrs. Georgia Diehl and Mrs. Guy Russell vlsiled Mrs. Diehl's brother,Mr. Ed Ruaaell at Camden Clark H011pltal In Parkersburg, Sunday, Mr. ,__~---,...-- i 1968 PONTIAC Catalina 4 dr. sed., P.S., P.B., auto., local car, one owner. Priced to sell. $1195 HTV8,4sp Alfred Virgil B. T~aford, r.-Broker , I 1969 CHEV. CAMARO V-8, auto., one of the cleanest Camaros in town, mag wheels. This is a real sporty car. Only $1995 352 auto. of Doing Business" P'OMEROY PM. Sat . 1971 CHEV VEGA COUPE 4 cyl., auto., only 7,821 miles. Real nice little car. Priced for to sell this week .. A real winner. $1995 '66 Ford Falcon .......................... '695 '65 Ford 4 Dr. Wagon ................. s595 Open 1971 DODGE CORNET 4 dr. sed., blue with black vinyl top, factory air, locally owned. Just like new. We want Only $2795 to move this car. 10 Passenger, fac arr, lull power Only 8-1972 Oldsmobiles Remaining At Sale Prices GMC FINANCING Evenings Until 6,oo- Til Some Great Used Car Buys '67 Mercury Colonial Park ............ s795 News, Notes HEATING & COOLING ( $1295 $1395 WAGON SPECIALS Kingsbury. ''HE IL" • '895 1 66 Buick LaSabre 4 Door, V-8 auto........ 1495 61 Chev. 2 Door, 6 cyl., std ................1145 992-5342 We have a few Pontiacs & Buicks left & we want to move them. So come in & trade now & drive out in a New Buick or Pontiac of your choice. Stake bed, 2 sp. axel, like new. 68 Olds 98 H.T. Cpe., power, air..........11895 DANCE WMP0/1390 . 63 FORD F-500 69 Poritiac Bonneville 2 Dr. H.T., air..... 1695 Racine For You and Your Family. A RIGGS SPECIAL 69 Chev. Bis. 2 Dr., 6 cyl., std............ 1295 NAZARENE ARNOLD BROTHERS Delightful . Transportation 1 992-2571 992-3975 SYRACUSE CHURCH ·OF All Combined To Make 1 NEW HOMES 3 BEDROOMS $1995 transblock radio. Pomeriy ·MOtor Co. Hopft•& •ROOFING •HEATING •PLUMBING •CARPENTRY Pomeroy Motor Co. I · I' 1970 MONTE CARLO S28ts' Local 1 owner with less than 21,000 mile5 , factory air, blk. vinyl roof & aqua body, ~lk . knit tnterlor, radl<l, Turbo . Hydramatlc power steerrng, & disc brakes, white.wall tires , like new. A nice luxury car. Business Services -- .. ••· r---~·. I • I ALSO WNCH MEAT, SOA':DRiflllS. BREAD, MILJ(. PiCNIC SUPPUES, m, ,_ STOP BY ON YOUR WAY TO THE MEIGS COUNTY FAffi. UJf,AL HO~E GROWN WATERMElDN AND CANTALOUPES 7~33 .ARKET OPEN BAM 'TIL 9 PM-7 DAYS A WEEK 992-5880 Worthy Rog•.r und Mlrcl1 Citpeh•rt · Corner SR 7 & 33 o. �10- The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport.POIIIeflly, 0., Aug. II, 1172 MEIG~ I Gallia .SI~sh~tfhy\Vinds THEATRE Tonight & S~tvrday August 18-19 NOT OPEN ' :·· .. ···-': .. · ·::\:~ '.0:.'::~:·.- .;·· . . . ·:~·-:.: __ ·•. : · 1 '<,·· _._: Tornado-like winds, · ac· an ~venli!I.IJIINI and had' ji\e.f.!IUt;llldl<imeroOid8magewas 1hodirst time alter the power companied by tile most severe . wttll t,he fair's youth fll'OUp,:' ~ .. ; . .: . out~~ge at 8:40p.m. thunderstorm since the April Just u · ~ .reg1!1ar Augujt· ~- · Sever.a l patl•nts .. were . Several trees were damaged 23, !968 disaster , slashed meeting·,.:· go f. . on_deri•i, ~~toj( as a:. ~ult ·of. rain ·· along the hospital's landscape, acroSs Gall\8 County between lreasilref. Wayne ~iday ...S iJj ·~ cauled.by ~. stonn. : arid light poles to the rear of the 8:40 and 9 p.m., Thursday the procelrl of'Praei~Unglil!Js .. 'i'IM( new.hOIIPiial.was forced new structure were sllglltly ca using untold property for payme~t when. !Jte ·~ - ~ ·use lts ·~uxUiary' ~wer for bent by the stonn. damage. There were no deaths. received three qUick Jolla. : ' ..: ·: . . At least three pers9JlS were Before ,anybody · lin~ · whiit 1\T ' ..: . . Sun.-Mon .•Tues. Augusl20·21·2·2 THE HOSPITAL ITechnicolorl George Scott · Dianna Rigg i PG l in~~~~i~is~ s~:~ 17 Cartoons : No Space Like Home Wind Bag r·n Bwe·.f.s ~J::ot·:l::~~o:; 1 lQ1f'S • •.. • . . •.. . Je I I< persons and caused . an offlcuome~O'jfinaDageilio.~et . ·. . · ·. (COntiiluj!d from page I ) estimated $300,000 in damages ou\ and doW11$18~ · tio. gro~d · . ~g Ia ordered, as •last resort, students still could not be ~~e~~t throughout th.e city and county. level. . ., ,· ·· · be~ tbe..,con4nearelit IIChool to their home. The effect of the Last night's storm, with With rain falling, . official wowd·be ·to ellinlnate crosstown hulling to achieve reports still trickling in this fairboard papers and liisloriCa.l . lcllooi desegregatioJI. . __ · morning , could easily surpass lair . ·documenta .. bJo~n· . , · 1bemelislu'e,PQSedona282-102roUcaUvoteafteral~ID' the 1968 damage figure. everywhere, Charlea .Fulks. 'session, wenttiotheSenatewhereitfacesitsstHfesttest. Utility lines were odamaged managed to gel under the . · · during the storm, causing falrboard d<!!k 10' the right Of RABAT, MOROCCO .:.. MOHAMED OUJI'KIR fired a bullet Tonight, Aug, 18 power failure liere and thete. thti lJiain office entrance. itu-Qugh his braln.allegedly Dill ol anguish for failing to pr~~t Telephone service was dis." Mrs. Ball, Wayne)~lday 8lld .811 attempt to ~S88ssinate his kirig, Hassan II. But the sacrifice Double Feature Program rupted as huge lrees and lree· Di~k l...arkin ·!JC!'im!bled,ilflder may haw w!!llk@!ll!d the wsition ofthe very man to whom he was BLESS THE BEASTS & CHILDREN limbs were uprooted and table In tile office:."lthOIIgbllt so devoted. · · strewn all over the place. was all .o'ver,'.' remarked Mrs. · Diplomatic observers . said today the king faced great - PlusThe Gallipolis Public Square, Ball. "I thDI\flht ihe ~.le thing . pre~ from .vlirlOIIS factions In this North African nation "MAFIA" th e · Old French City's was going down. lleneve me, I without the aid of Oulilr, the strongrilan of hla regime. An anny Claudia Cardinal e showpla ce, looked like · a was really scared," ·said ·uprlslnglnJuly,IJ'Il,nearlytookHassan'slife. Areferendumon Franco Nero leeJ. Cobb battleground early this mor· Niday. · r.esultlng ronstituUonal reforms was boycotted by the nation's Rated IGPI ning. At least four or five huge The twister hit quickly after two : leading political parties. The king escaped Wednesday's trees were severely damaged the sky becaJJ!e a bright pink, .attempted eoilp only by a trick. 'Saturday by the storm. Others had or orange, following a ·sudilen .Oufklr, 48, Hassan's defense minlster, was a pillar of the .<t\lg. 19 several broken limbs. calm in the falrgroun4 Vjc~ty. klng's regime because he represented strength in both the police Doubl~ 'Feature Apparently the stonn CJ~used · Amajor portion of~roo! of and imny. " CATD' NINE TAILS" the most serious damage out the Merchants' · Bulldlrig . · Karl Malden Rt. 35, near · the new Holzer landed approxbioately 100 foiet SAIGON ~ PRFSIDENTIAL ADVISER Henry A. Kissinger Cath erine Spaak (G P) Medical Center and tloe Gallia to. the we~t. or alongSide tile' wrapped up twp days of secret talks with South VietnamI Color) County Junior Fairgrounds. Smull Animals jliilldlng. Only President Nguyen Van Thieu today lind left for Tokyo. Also The roof of the Merchants' one falrboard member's car Kissinger was In conference with Thieu four hours today and SUDDEN TERROR Building, was ripped com. was damas~ by flying debris. two hoii1'S Thursday, aides said. IColorl pletely off, and toSsed aoout Trees in the.camping area at "These taiks ll'Ovlded an opportunity for a general review II. Mark Lester the fairgrounds like paper. The . the fairgrounds were ·' leveled. all aspeCts of lhe situation In South Vietnam as well as of the IGPl Gallia County Junior Fair· One camper's.unit was leveled. talks which hl!ve tak!lD place In Paris with representatives of the board was in session at tile He was In towri dUring the Demoi:ratic Republic of Vietnam," an official statement said. Sun.-Mon .-Tue .. It did little to Uft the light lid of secrecy which surrounded hla time in the fairooard office, storm. Aug. 20-21 ·22 located on the north end of the A lraller parked at the visit, which began with almost no warning Wednesday night. Double Fea1ure Program Me r c hant s ' ( ups lairs ) lairgrmmd was tumbled twice, "DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER" Building. II was a miracle then ripped apart at the south COLUMBUS - FORMER SECURITIES Commissioner Sean Conner y nobody was killed according to end of the grounds.. · ·Gerald E. Wedren today demanded thet Ohio Attorney General Jill St. John Fairboard Secretary An· Eight utilitY poles along the William J . Brown release results of a lie detector test during an !Color) nabeUe Ball. Fifteen persons, · highway _portion . oi the · Investigation Into his office which Brown has said uncovered civU i GPl including 12 fairboard mem-' fairgrounds,incl~dlng the huge and criminal law violations. Plus THE ORGANIZATION bers, escaped serious injury. fairgroundsign!Vhichhadbeen . Wedren, .in a news conference here, said if Brown does not I Color! B. B. Matthews, fairboard in existence since 1956, were release the 'results of the test he took last October he would be Sidney Poltler president, had a sore shoulder. leveled. Telephone crews and willing to·undergo anotl)er one in the presence of newsmen and Barbara McNair He was hit by flying debri,5. eleclrlc repairmen were on the the results. would be made public . Wedren, 36, a securities IGPl According to the secretary, scene repairing lhe damage lawyer, said Brown should "remove the cloak of Immunity which the board had just completed this morning. · · he holds u attnl'liey general and to make public that defamatory . - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . - - . ; . . - - ; . . . . _ . . Damage Is expected to run report so I can then file a libel action against him for the lies it into thousands of dollars at the contains." · new Holzer Medical Center . . where high winds dalilaged the SAIGON - A SERIES OF SEVEN mistaken bombings by third, fourth, and fifth floors on AmeriCan planes has killed 25 South Vietnamese soldiers and the east side of Uoe complex. wounded 851n the past 45 days, U. S. command figures showed No one was injured, but today. several wilulows· were blown · The c~nd reported that six such Incidents occurred during the period, but a check of daily communiques showed tbere had been seven such episodes. The Ouster Show Starts 7 P.M. .meuure \ SEVERE WEATHER BIT MUCH of Ohio late Thursday and earlY today causing some minor flooding, power outages and blocked higlwrays, especially In southeastern· Ohio. Tornadoes touched In the northWestern section of the state. The Gallia County sheriff's said a man identified as Irving C. Johnson, Cheshire, was struck by lightning and listed in poor condition at the Medical Center. stron{ winds and heavy rains also were reported at WeUston in Jackson county. In the Columbus area, funnel clouds were slgbled at Sunbury and Worthington but there were no reports of toudldowns. · Interstate-70 south of downtown Columbus was flooded for several hours, lllalling hundreds of vehicles. down Say Welcome ,Clear up bills. Make a down paym~nt. Go on vacalion. with If you have a good reason for needing money. ORNAMENTAL we have the money lo loan you. Ouickly. Easily. · At our usual low bank rates . Interested? IRON Add so much beauty at Low Cost 4' RAILING., .'5" 6' RAILING .• '8" '------------------' '--------...1 Enjoy A Night Out ••• ' Night 10 til 2 WILLIE 5-Piece Band With Vocalist The New Live Music MEIGS INN PH. 992·3629 FIREMEN CALLED The Middleport Volun teer Fire dept. answered a call on Old Route 7, back of !Wyatt Ihle's Market, Thursday at 5:19p.m. where a car was on fire . Owner of the car and the extent of damage to it were not known. ' .I GRAND CHAMPION 4-H SHOWMAN W88 Bryon McCoy, Chelter, 11ft and Bee~ W'mdoo was Reserve 4-H Showman at the Meigs County Junior' Beef'Show held Wednesday at the Meip County Fair. · .. William (Bill) ElchiJICerofSyraCII!e, the .U.auplo)e of the Ohio Department of Highways In Melp County, W8ll on the job a.s usual begiruoing his 34th year of contlnuOIIS service with the department Wednesday. The son of Mrs. William A. Eichinger, who resides near the Salisbury School, and observed her 92nd birthday last Saturday, and the late Mr. Eichinger, Bill is a lifelong reSident of Meigs County. Em· ployed as a heavy equipment operator with the department, he attends the Asbury United Methodist CIQrcb in Syracuse. He and hla wife, Margaret, have thHe daqbterll, Mary Jane Gibbs and Unda Boyd, both of Parkersburg, W. Va., and Nancy Hubbard, Syracuse, and a son, John, at home, and five grandchildren. .. ·'-'-"''"'" GM Cuts $31 Off '73s DETROIT (UPI) -General Motors Corp. has oowed to government prt!ll!lure and cut $31 from the exira $85 it planned to charge lor 1973 cars and trucks. GM Chainnan Richord C. Gerstenberg, In a letter to Donald Rumsfeld, director of the President's Cost of Living Council, said Thursday tliat the $31 concession would have gone for ''product improvement" and plant safety and en· vlronmental costs. Gerstenberg told Rwnsfeld that ....there is a serious question of principle Involved in your request that General Motors withdraw its requested price Increase." Ford Motor Co., which had remained silent prior to the GM letter, said In a Qll~lne staternent-lhat it had asked for and r,celved ~ ·time to cons!· der" Rwnsfeld's request to llack down on a price hike. Ford had asked for a $92 iJrlce hike. The rollback reQ[II!st came BIBLE '8.95-'15.95 ancl•23.95 MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE COLUMBUS (UP!) - .The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio said today an in· vesUgation of a $165 million rate increase requested by the Oblo Bell Telephone Co. should be reduced by at least $42.8 million to $121 .68 million. PUCO said an independent Investigation relative to the value of Ohio BeU's plants and property and income and apenses enabled the com· mission to use a different value base - somewhat less than the utility's - in determining the increase.- · The rate Increase request could be cut even further when public hearings are held on the matter, a PUCO official said today. J \ VOL VII NO. 29 tmts Your Invited -Guest Reachinl( More Than 11,000 lJet,oted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley Families 34 PAG ES Pomeroy ·Middleport THREE SECT _ ION~S~------Gallipolis-Point Pleasant 15 CENTS SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1972 GA LLIPO LIS - Thunderstorms rocked Gallia County the third straight day Sa tu rday af ternoon abo ut 2 o'cl ock bringing to a st<Jndstill for a time clea nup operations fr om two previous assaulls on Thursday and Friday. Precipit<Jtion during Thursday and Friday's storms tot<Jled 2.02 inches in less than three hours, pushing the August rainfall to tal (as of Saturday) lo 3.92 in- ches. Reports con tinued tri ckling in Salurday on properly dii!lJage thr oughout the city and county . Friday's storm began around .1: to p.m. Electric power was kn ocked ou t the second straight day . Hard rains accompanied by strong winds lasted until . approximalely 5 p.m.. F'rida1•. Finest Steer Sold To the Jones Boys ROCK SPRINGS - The Jones Boys, who recen tly opened a new store in · Pomeroy, purchased the grand champion steer of Diane Benedum at $1.30 per pound at the annual Junior Fair Steer Sale Friday nigh I. The prize steer weighed 1,064 pounds. The Pomeroy National Bank was the Iirst firm of severa l to purchase animals Friday night and !hen have them resold with the proceeds of the firsl sale going to a building fund sponsored by the junior fair. The bank purchased lhe steer of Cella McCoy weighing 920 pounds at $2.21 per pound. On the second round, Cily Ice and Fuel purchased the steer for 6t cenls a pound. Evans Packing Co. purchased the reserve cham pion steer of Edwin Cross, weighing 1,050 pounds . It was repurchased at 70 cents a pound. Others buying at the sale, the exhibi tor, weight of the an imal and the price paid per pound include : D. and D. Meat, Randy .Johnson, 981 , 64 cenls. Elberfeids, Brian Windon, 1021, 55 cenls. Meigs Inn, Teresa Benedum, 1053, .56 cenls. Citizens Bank, Paul Cross, 1060, 57 fall term at Concord College; Athens, W. Va. Mr and Mrs Cha 1 Smith visited Sunda; ev:ni".;g wltll Mr and Mrs H 1 J hns Mr . a d Mr. Laar ey 88 ond. . n s. rry rr an famlly of Rutland were Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr. imd Mrs. Howard Thoma. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Warner and family returned home Monday after spending several days vacationing and fishing In Canada and returned home by way of Niagara Falls. ° cenls. Ci ty Ice and Fuel, Grant Johnson, 974, 51 ce nls. Farmers Bank, Byron Mc Coy , 920 pound s, 50 cenls. Marion Riggs F'ord , Debbie Windon , 9:14, 54 cenls. Ve~rans Memorial Hospital, Mike llenedum, 1002, 48 ce nls. ) Southeastern Equipmenl Co., Becky .Windon, 930, 60 cents. Racine National Bank, Mandi e Hose. 90'j, 60 cenls. Sugar Run Mills, Ka y Ward, 836, 57 ce nls . Senator Oakl ey Collins, Ed ie Wooda rd, 868pounds, 54 cenls. Marchi Distribuling, Lee Hysell , 863, 70 cenls. Village Pharma cy, Julie Rose, 971, 54 cenls. Farmers Bank, Noah Hysell, 1,000, 54 cenls. Landmao·k, David Watson, 853, 57 ccnls. Riggs Brothers, Mike Salser, 795, 55 cenls. Jackson Produ ction Credit Associalion, animals from Dan Midkiff, Joel Mauer, and Frank Broderick, 38 i:enls a pound. One Ga lupolis volunteer fi rema n, Neil McMahon was trea ted at the scene by McMahon, was overcome by smoke at 4:04 fellow firemen and returned to the fire p.m. Friday while fighting a blaze at the stati on. Ke nneth Block residence, 415 Pike Sl., Damage was estimated at $1,000 to the Kanau~a . house and $500 to its contenls. Three trucks According to Gallipolis Fire Chief James and 20 volun teers responded lo the 1\ . Norlhup, lightning struck a nea rby departmen t's 96th alarm of the year. electric pole and tree, then jumped onto A delayed report from the Rio Grande the roof of lhe Block home. Volunleer Fire Deparlmenl Satu rday revealed a blaze destroyed the Charles Bordman barn on Patriot Star Route around 10 a.m., Friday. No cause was given for that blaze. Lost in the fire were 500 bales of hay, a farm tractor , corn picker, hay baler and elevator. Mrs . Florence Trainer's home on Rt.l Gallipolis (just beyond the new hospital off Rt. 160) was damaged by Thursday night's storm when three huge trees fell on the lil:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::;:;=====;::;:====;;=::=:='=~;:;;:;=:=:=:::::::::::::::::::::::li structure. Mrs. Trainer, who was home at the time of the incident, said the lrees caused heavy damage to the roof, and that ;:;: GALLIPOLIS- A twister touched down about 15 miles south of here in the ~i; water leaks were causing additional ?l Gage area at approximately 2:53 p.m., SatU...y , and overturned the .. i damag"*''' .. '· • · ·• . i~i housetrailer of Bill and Gwen Carter on the Cadmlli·Patrlot Rd., ap. iii Nw):rous tobacco and cm·n crops ~~~ proxi mately one mile from Cadmus and two miiH from Patriot. No injuries i~ were f'' :tened by the storms, causing :;;:: were reported according to the Gailla County SherUf's Department. ij Gallia l~ ,unty farmers untold damage. i} The trailer and all Its belongings were destroyed. {i;' Four huge plate glass windows were :;::: Lawmen alerted Ga llia Count;r residents of the "twister" late Saturday { smashed out at the A & P Supermarket on ·:::· aften10on. ;i;i the 700 block of Third Ave., Thursday night. Large plate glass windows at the Gallipolis Motor Co., on the 200 block of Second Ave., were knocked out by Thurs· · day's storm. The Tribune office at 825 Third Ave., suffered roof damage in the storage room area . A window in the GAHS band room was kn ocked out. Workers were stiU in the process of cleaning up debris Saturday afternoon. Mound Hill Cemetery, Gallipolis State Institute and East Gallipolis areas were still cluttered with felled lrees late Friday. The annual Rio Grande iji&h $chool • c\ag ri!uillon, whlcli Will to be held at the juniorfairgrounds.S.turday, was lwllehed to Community Hall at RJo Grande. Beiat 500 penons were ezpecled 10 attend lllat event. Thursday's storm callled thousand~ of dollars damage to the fairgrounds. :;:;; As of 5 p.m., no other damage had been reported. Telephone se rvice was m disrupted throughoul the area Saturday afternoon, and high waler had some ;i;i ...~~-~~ !Ollds blocked off, according to lawmen. :;:~ i;:;::i ·:·::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::':!: LAMB SALE Ca rter and Evans, Gallipolis, purcha sed the grand champion 95 poun d tamb at $2.5Uper pound from Bill Kaulz . Other cons1gnors, weight of the animals sold, purchase price and purchasers were: Debbie Boa tri ght, 104, $1.95, Pomeroy Nationa l Bank . .Julia Johnson, pair, 87 and 90, $1.05, City Ice and Fuel. Denise Dean , 93, $1.20, Marion Riggs Ford. Randy Johnson, 85, $1.1 0 Page Chevrolet, proceeds going to lhe building fund and resold lo Roya l Oak Farms at $1. 05. Greg Donohew, 105, $1 , Ci li zens National Bank. Ricky Flagg, 91, 75 cenls, Ted Reed. Ricky Flagg, 82, 75 cenls, Ohio Valley Livestock. Blair Windon, 107, $1. 70, Karr Construction Co. ful ndy Johnson, 88, 80 cenls pound, f)lackwood Hereford Farm. Blair Windon, 104 pounds, $1.10, Ted Reed . Ronnie Pkckens , 112, 70 cenls, Eber's Gulf and Roseberry 's Pennzoil. Ray Werry, paid 84 and 76, 45 cents, Ma rchi Distributor. Seven other animals consigned by Ronn ie Pickens, Bili Kautz, Keith Shultz, Brenda Slanley and Brent St<Jnley were purchased by Jackson Production Credit for 34 cenls a poun d. John McNeiU, Point Pleasanl, was auctioneer and ringmen were lJoyd Blackwood, Jim Ca rna han, Bili Carr, 1. 0 . McCoy and J im Meredith, with Howard Frank as clerk for the' lambs, steer and pigs sold al Friday night's sale. PIG SALE The top pig broughl $3 a pound. Proceeds will be turned over to the Junior Fai r Building Fund. The an imal was purchased by the Citizens National Bank of Middleport and weighed 216 pounds. It was resold lo Logan Ford. Owner of the animal was Mike Salser . Olher purchasers at the pig sale were City Ice and Fuel, a 175 pound pig (Continued on page 2) Patrol Probe Shop Tonight ·until 9 PM Is Continuing Open Friday and Saturday 9:30 to 9 P.M. Visit Elberfelds Mechanic Street· Warehouse Half Price Lawn Furn.l ture ' THE POMEROY NATIONAL BANK purchased the· reserve champion lam6 for $1.95 per pound at the Meigs County Jr. Fair Livestock Auctiop . Warren Pickens, of the bank, right, is with the king aod queen, Alan and Jan Holter, and the junior princess and prince, Amy Johnson and Jay Neutzling. Handlel- is Debbie Boatright. + ELBERFELDS Sal•, . . . .• ' l Storms Strike Gallia County Third-Day Saturday Mrs. Mae Pickett and sister· in-law of Florida and Mrs. Robett i'letleu were recent visitors of Mr. ahd Mrs. Harley Johnaon. Mr. and Mrs. William Boyce or Columbus were weekend visllon of Mr. and Mrs . Howard Ru.uell. . Ronnie Ru.uell of the U.S. Army stationed at Fort Knox was a weekend visitor of his wile, Mrs. Ronnie Russell and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Haggy and Mr. and Mrs. R.obert Russell and other relatives. Mrs. Paul Pierce and family of Mason wer~ Tuesday visitors of Mrs. Geneva Shumate and Mrs. Larry Johnson and family . Miss Naomi Jo Smith is home for a few days ' visit with her parents, MrS. Charley Smith Mr. beforeandstarting .' . ,, ,. . " ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY ) y' '· 90s Wolfpen News Gordon Wyatt Owens, 16, son of Rio Grande Mayor and Mrs. Arlen Owens, was kUied In a traffic accident at 10:10 a.m. today on the Cora-Bea.v er Rd. According to Dr. Donald R. Warehime, Gallla County Coroner, Owens' motorcycle slammed into the rear-end of a Rio Grande Fire Department truck. The truck was stopped at the driveway to the Charles Bordman farm. Dr. Warehime said death was caused by head a nd chest injuries. The case· was still under Investigation at 11 ;45 a.m. today. It was Gallia County's sixth highway fatality of the year. -<.......-••..:·.·:•:o.o~·...........·.·:·.·.:.•;o:·:·:·:·:·:o;•:·:···:·:.;-;:;·:·:·:·:.::·~o:-..::::=::·:.;:::;:::;:;·:::~Y·::.~..'XN•~~ O<•>'h.' ».w.<=w.•.•.w.•.•.•.•.•,•.•.•.•.•.•.•.<·.······ .•.•.•.•..• ·'in~ii· ~-;; KENTON, Ohio (UPI) _ Tom Cooper, I ormer editor oI the_Kenton Times and 45-year Oh1o newspaper veteran, died here today followin g a long 'II 1 ness. He was 69· JAPAN POLLUTED TOKYO (UP I) - The Japanese govern!llent, trying to cut back clouds of pollution that blanket urban areas -each summer, is planning slrict new sia.ndards on auto emissions, it was announced today. Weather Partly cloudy north Sunday and variable cloudiness with chance of thunders howers soulh . Chance of thu ndershowers and warm Sunday night and Monday. Low Sunday night in the 60s and low 70s . High Monday in lhe 80s and low .A CITY ICE AND FUEL were buyers of the Grand Champion pair of lambs in Friday's Meigs County Jr. Fair Livestock Auction. The lambs were lxiught for $1.05 per pound. The buyer, Art Hartley, Jr ., is on the left, and king and queen Alan and Jan Holte!' on the back row, junior princess and prince, Amy Johnson and Jay Neutzlin g. The handler , Julia Johnso n, is the one on the right. THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK bought the Grand Champion Pig for $3 per pound. Paul Smart, the buyer, with handler Mike Salser. PUCOMay Cut Bell's Rate Roost after auto executives and the new goverrunent equip. Nixon administration officials ment requirements, would add met earlier In the week In $200tothe cost of each !973 GM Washington. vehicle. The remaining $$4 GM Chrysler Chairman Lynn A. hopes to salvage from its price Townsend has attacked tile request, Gerstenberg said, govenunent's request for a would cover onit tl per cent of The Department Store rollback. GM's cost per vehicle. of Building Since 1915. American Motors Corp., smallest of the major automakers, has told Rumsfeld AMC would forego increases it attributed to "economic costs" of labor and materials, but "we cannot withdraw the request for the THIS IS · federally mandated product changes ." That would amount THE PLACE! to a $78 increase for AMC cars, rather than the $146 the company had requested. "We believe the workings of our economy are endangered," said Gerstenberg, ''when one agency of government can establish standards that a manufacturer's product must meet, and another agency should seek to prevent the same manufacturer from hav· lng at least an opportunity to recover the costs of such . .- - - - - - -. . mandated equi!lllent in the THE marketplace under com. N E W S CO F I E LD petitive conditions. REFERENCE "Moreover, we are con. cerned with the precedent thet might be established. In the months and years immediately ahead, governmental stan· dards already published wlll require the addition of . numero111 and costly ·items of equipment to every vehicle." POMEROY, 0. Geratenberg said higher labor and materials C(IS!s, with Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Saturday MARRIAGE UCENSE Ronald Joseph Byllckl, 23, Lorain, student, and Marla Irene Grueser, 21, Route 3, Pomeroy , teacher ; Dorsa Eugene Parsons, 19, Route 2, Racine, mechanic, and Bessie Louise Bradshaw, 20, Pomeroy, at home. !> I THE JONE~j! BOYS Grocery Store chain were the pur· . chasers of the Gr*'d Champion Steer shown above by Diane Benedum, far right. Beside king and queen Alan and Jan Holter, the Jones Boys executi~s. left to right, are Bob· Howard, Dan Black, Mer ill Evans and Bob Wiseman. In front are junior princess d prince, Amy Johnson and Jay Neutzling. The steer for $1.20 per pound. GALLIPOLIS - Ga llia-Meigs State Highway Patrol Saturday continued its Investigation into the traffic death of IS. year old Gordon Wyatt Owens of Rio Grande. Owens was fata lly injured at 10:10 a.m. Friday when his motorcycle slammed into the rear of a Rio Grande Fire lruck driven by Robert Brandeberry, 29, Rio Grande. According to reports, the fire lruck, lraveUng on the Cora-Beaver Rd ., ap.. par en tly missed a road it was supposed to have turned off on, and was stopped quickly, and Owens could not stop in time. He was thrown from the motorcycle underneath the truck. Dr. Donald R. Warehime said death . was caused by head and chest injuries. Firemen had been ·called to' the Charles Boardman farm, Patriot Star Rt. where fire deslroyed a large barn con· tioining 5® bales of hay, a farm tractor, corn picker, hay haler, and elevator . VIEW DAMAGE - John Werner, lett, Middleport, and MlrUn Dlovlll.- Eik· hurst, IU., view damage of Mrs. F1orence Trainer's home on Rl. I, GaWpolil, just beyond the new hospital off Rt. 160. Three huge treea feU on the structure during Thursday night's storm, causing heavy damage to the structure. Pr.:feulonal tree trimmers QUI In lull force the past three days said It was the worst damage to a Single home thus far. No one was injured. Werner·and Davis were vleitlng Mrs Trainer when this photo was taken Friday afternoon. \ Lightning Sets Shaft Afire POMEROY - The elevator, elevator shaft and a part o! tile rooi at the Simon's Pick-A-Pair Shoe Store were damaged In Thursday night's electrical storm. Paul Simon's owner, said that ap.. parenUy lightning struck the elevator shaft Thursday night. The area smouldered, but there was no blaze. Employes of the store did not discover the damage unUI about 2 p.m. Friday. The Pomeroy Fire Dept. was called to extinguish the slow burning fire. There was no damage to merchandise. Pomeroy firemen were called to the Laurel Cliff conununity at 7:57 p.m. Friday where a truck owned by Sheily IIIII Sands, working on road conalruci!Oft llwe, had caught fire . � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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