https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d7301a3734d28da77f8901de4708b9d0.pdf 966da8caf7a1eb47dc39e7fb0ec9f3d0 PDF Text Text .. . . ' . ... ' ' t-TIIe Dlillf llentlnel, Middlepurt·O., Aug1llt U,lt'/11 Jtinior Board Readies Fair Barents . . Sued ~F~Case '. Everett Holcomb reported he wuuld donate one pig for the Greased Pig contest. Presidenl Tum Hauun said he would ask Racine FF A to donate mooey for a second pig, and Ken Bolen 's motion to donate $5 for the greased pole prize carried. Mike Benedum reported prizes will be awarded to the cleanest animals on Saturday morning. The two categoriez will be dairy and beef catUe. The Girl Scouts suggested older teenagers guard the entrance at the dance to be beld at the fair. It was also decided to .... •••• • See the Ouistan.dlng Selection Of Laura Mae Blouses Parity System Opposed ' • Now You Know IISS<I'ted ~~. • for the prtnl:e- and prtnceu; '10 lor Sult(Gr~,IIOhubeetl~ln Kinll and Queen, and • for the Melp Coalll7 ~' Rowers. ~ COurt by 'J' B. O'Brien, •. Treasurer Ml1lsa Rllet was Pomeroy, agalDit .l'-trlck l,.,;·..,.......,~:;i..;,.;.....;J-..,:;.;, ;..,;...;..:.::;:::;4~.:::.:;,~~Z.:4~:;;~:::::.:!~~~~=;.~-.J.:.J authorized to borrow money Jolllllon, C!arlea Smith llid I' from the bank for expense~ If Richard Hovattar, aU of MJd. needed. ~1. Attending the meelin8& were Tbe ptalnUff chargu that \ Jean Whiihead, Mike Benedum, children of the three defendanta Alan Holter, Ken Bolen, Dan negligently set !Ire to a frame Midkiff, Margie Jeffers, Debbie buDding· which he owned on Ohlinger, Janet Mees, Ed Plmn St. in Middleport. He uks Q-oss, Charles Yost, · Becky the money for 1011 of the Wright, MiJlsa Rizer, Janice buDding 111d contents. EasiiJlan, Jo Diehl, Pat Holter, In the aame court, a suit for Donnll Ohlinger, Harry Slawter, money flied by Keith Goble Ruth Ann Jordan, Jane Jordan , have the group ~>Fission" per- Everett Hcilcomb, Leota Young, Ford, Inc., Middleport, against and c. E. Blakeslee. A guest Frank Musser, Lons Bottom, cathy Pickens, Teresa Chi-· form at the dance. chester, Pam Holcomb and Monies requested were: $15 was Mr. Coffey, the new Racine was diamlsaed today, having been settled out of court. Debbie Hunnell representing 4- for the dog show; $18 lot the FFA advisor. These blouses are :tailor~ of the finest · H and Girl Scouts. fabrics - Life Press - .means no Ironing Parade chairman Alan Holter Soft ruffle blouses In pure white, shirts announced money awards to be given winners in the parade . with the man tailored look In solids, stripes' Organizations Indicating that an~ prints In a beautiful asaortmeot of they will participate in tht colors. These blouses t are , lilphly . parade or project revue are WASiflNGTON (UP!) Nix· of the old farm naritv stan-of the limitation. Racine FFA, Job's Daughters, vertised In "Seventettn'.'.. 1\lagazlne. Boy Scouts, Meigs County on administr,tion farm officials dard. Some farm groll!\lled by The adminlstralion's resist-Regular and extra sizes. Youth Rally , Fellowship of are quietly planning to resist the National Farm Coalition, ance to change in the payment Christian Athletes, and Star any Senate moves to ~weeten want tbe Senate to tie all rna- limit section is aimed as much jor crop supports hack to the at t,he enforcement clause as JWlior Grange. the Farm Front parity formula. at efforts to lower the $55,000 If this is done, farm leaders figure, it was indicated. the compromise farm support ~ - ~- ·~ - • . ~'s an~__Yqung Men's . bill passed by the House last say growers will be protected Farm bill critics tried and against future cost increases. failed in · '.he House to win ~Iweek. This is because cost increases adoption of light enforcement ...,.. Under the HQuse bill, future Big selections of HandJNgs - Scarfs T.,-uly the finest' selection we've ever Shownsupports for feed grains and automatically produce higber language covering virtually all parity prices. And if supports sales or leases of acreage from Jewelry Buxton Billfolds Knee tripes, and plentu_ of them, Solid colora, the Acar was demolished and two cotton would be pegged to fixed are tied to parity, higher par- farms which exceeded the pay- 5o k T' ht Gl ' C S 19 S oves. newest. fashion . shades In light and dark tG,!JS. ·· persons hospitalized following dollars-and..,.nts levels instead ity prices would mean increas- ment ceiling. The defeated !an· an accident near Five Points on es in support levels. guage would have banned sup.. ·---------------~--·--· The new collilr style and .the ever popular Route 7 at 2:13 a.m. today. One tqp administratioo farm port payments on acreage sold widespread collar. · • •• Tbe department of Sheriff official said today, however, or leased by a big farmer 11> All are permanent press·. . • Robert Hartenbach said a that he hQPes the Senate Agri- another, unrelated farmer See this fine array qf sport shirts for mep"~nd (Continued from page I) culture Committee will not whose operations were too northeast bound car driven by Kayser • Spirit - Berkshire 1 . • •, Fred Bruce Chapman, 21, jungles with rockers and make any really substantive small to be affected by the ceil· . Many Styles • Many Colors Coolville, apparently went out macine gun fire . One flight changes in the House-passed ing. of control, crossed the highway, a<,cidentally bombed South Viet.. llirm bill when it takes up the Administration officials, how· Batk tq Sehoql With crashed through a fence, into a namese lines. measure next week. ever, sympathize with the con· shallow ditch, and turned over Military spokesmen said U.S. The official added that ad- tentionofcottoninduslfYleaders on its top about 200 feet from F4 Phantom jets accidentally minlatratlm force• are I!IJII!C• who believe such "leg!Umate" wbere it left the highway. - - -bombed a South Vietnamese ially anxious to avoid any transfers ahould be pennitted. Olapman and a passenger, unit operating six miles east of Senate changes in the section If acreage affec\ed by the Another btg shipment or Greg Medley, Hockingport, the mountaintop base, killing of the House-passed bill which payment ceiling cannot be kept women's shorts In ®tlon StadiUfll were admitted to Veterans one soldier and wounding II sets a $55,000 per crop limit on in production in the hands of New Fall Colon and Styles. and nylon stretch denim. Memorial Hospital. Chapman others Wednesday. support payments to big farm· smallerfarmers, cotton prodUC· Shirts . Tr<lu..,rs - Car100 per cent nylon sfrolch, dlgans . Socks . Pan lies . also 65 per cent polyuter auffered lacerations and bruises The U.S. Command said the ers. The payment limit sectioo, lion in some communities could Coordinates. and 35 per cent cotfgn twill. and Medley lacerationo and a accident was under investiga~ as approved by the House, be slaahed so far that some 'cui Alwaya Dependable In all the most popular f poalble fractured leg. They tion . gives tbe Secretary o Agn • gins and other processing lacQuality . colors and ~tzes s to 11. were both in satisfactory The conunand also r-aported lure wide latitude in drafling illties would have to close, one l-_;-~------~-:--------1 50 P.r cent Pol vaster'; 50 condition late thls morning, the the loss of a UHIH Huey regulations to prevent evasion offiCial said. per cen~ CQtfon fabric hospital reported. helicopter over the Laotian for · neat ~pelirance Olaprnan has been cited to southern panhandle Wednesdey. county court for reckless fl was the 56th U.S. aircraft long 'we11r, ·SOlid colors Back· To·SefiQQI Slips • Half ' Slips • Chemises • operation. lost over Laos since March 10 qf navy, loclen gfeen, Panties - Bras • Girdles when such losses were f1rst black. brown. 'Slims-and Playtex - Bestform • Form fit- Roger&. Phil Mdld reported. One of the crewmen (Continued from page I) r~Uiar slzn 6 fo '18. ' - .Movie Star • Katz. was killed. wounded by pollee cnooblng an ofllcer In tbe lace with a Many new styles In the newest colors for fall . The BS2s flew five raids Irick and nine other peniOIIS were Injured earl,y toc1af In the Wednesday mght and to<!"Y aecond -"·~t 01dlaonlen 00 the ci"''s -.~.mlnan"·· blact west over jungles three to four miles ,..,... '' '""" Tonight, August 13 ·------~~------. Bctl"' Hvsky Sizes a to 16 southwest of O'Reilly. The side. Pollee said they were fired Cll several times as they atNQ'f OPEN base, 26 miles west of Hue and tempted to ll'eak up '"""" moblt ~ blaek youlhl wbo Win 12 miles east of Uios; cahie llopp!ng can and .-!~ ~­ f'rldir ·&Sallirday under North VIetnamese artilleTwo policemen 8IDOJI& !lie nine injured by brlctl and .......st 14-ll ,m< ~ THE UNDEFEATED ry and mortar attack again bottles thrown by the mob. Pollee at oae point tiled tear gas to Trousers Dungarees Long or short sleeve ITechnlcotorl today as it has nearly every diapene a mob. Tine lltGrel, blcludq a liquor store, were Jofln Wayne-Rock Hudson Shirts • Underwear • Socks - Belts • Jackets day for a week. looted. Colorcarloons : • Sweaters - Gym -Trunks. Take time to see all of The base is reported surGood Fairy: Champ the back-to-school and fall merchandise. Let the Chump rounded by up to _2,000 North HARTFORD, OONN. - GUIIERNATORIAL ~le Gemini!: Sky's the Umit boys try on what they like. Get their correct size. Vietnamese who mil1tary sour- ThiDIU J. Meskill and lfl!lllllorlai tuplraot lmreU p_ wtecter Jr. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ~:ta~~ti~e ~y~gc!:'r:n th~ eully defeated their OJlllCileDte W'"'neaday in the lint Complete Selection of Sizes rid the area of Allied means for RepubUcan primary lD Coallocllcul's blstory. shelling Communist supply M=lr111, 42, senlng hla IIICtlld term In the U. S. Howle of MAlON routes from Laos into South ReprmnteU•ea, fumed bact the cllalleuge of stale Sen. Wallace ' ',, Vietnam. Barnes, 44, lor the GOP nomination lor governor by 93,1311 !AI Tmlght & Friday Field reports also said four 38,1115. Welclter, 39, a freahman amil•anan, wu a 75,8111 to Sizes 24 to 42 waist In popular Hanes gym shorts. August 13-14 U.S. Marines were killed and 18 50,542 winner OYer state Sen. JClbn M. Lupton, 5!, Barry Gold· sanforlzed shrunk. Neat fllflng. Double Fiature Program wounded Wednesday when a water's 1964 Coonecllcllt eJUJ!P'Illl' manager. "NIGHTMARE Leatherneck unit operating Alsq a complete new selectlo11 Athletic Sup. IN WAX" below Da Nang set off a l5Smm WASIIINGTON _ THE NIXON ADMINI8TRATION HAS porters fQr men and young men. Famous" Sike" Starr1n9 brand. shell rigged as a booby trap. It OONVINCED a ........, 8lnale the Safe-··-' antltallll¢1c cameron M1tcher occurred 19 miles south...Anne Helen southwest of Da Nang. mlsltllesyllem(ABM)llneededtobrlngfortbaSo'flet.-Amerlcen -Phis~w in Stocl! Ready fQr your Selection "BLOOD OF North Vietnamese around the agreementtohaltlbell'llllr&l'l. By d2to 47 margin, the Senate DRACULA$ CASTLE" O'Reilly base ahot down a U.S. refused Wednelday to limper witb flmda requested for the ABM Starring Anily observation helicopter wblle tbe two IUJ*tiOWCS are nogotlallnS to fb: 1 ceiling m John Carradlne PIJta Raymond Wednesday, killing one of its strategic atml. ' . Coat sweaters and sllpover styles lntludlng the - - - - - . . aaidABM by the Idle wtn of the they opponenll, were cmfldenl they would the•ote nat.agaln!d round.them, Sllll. popular U-neck and V-neck sweaters In a blg range of colors. . Edward w. Broate, a:Mua., uld ha counted 411 v01e1 - and pouibly~-loran•mendmonlhewlllcknmweell:toeurtan Solid colors - ~tripes. An excellent selection. Up8lllioo of Safepard without ct~ttlni bact m the ad· ® ministration's money NljUelll. Big Selection Nclw: Actions were laken to im· prove the I~ . Junior Fair in July and August meelingo of the Meigs County Junior Fair Boatd. A motioo carried thet a request be made to elhibillng groups at the fair tO donate $2 lor finances of the mb Junior Fair. Tbe donations may be made Monday, Augustl7, at the Junior Fair Building. It was decided to have mimeographed programs passed out for Youth Night, Wednesday, Aug . 19. Appointed to hand out the programs were • aty Tbe greatest number of U· , , •. boat kills CI'Odlted to one ahip in ' ' World War II was 13 to HM8 StarUna. . VOL XXIII NO. 86 . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . -·•-'N' MEISS THEATRE ..... . , a./ ----DRIVE· IN Boys White.Gym Shorts -------------------------- · ' I lI •-u BOYS SWEATERS ~~;::::::~~c=re:wm:e:n~. Closeout Prices On . • . ~ t----.....----"'""':'-..__..__ _, 8oJs "Mr. .. . . ... PARIS (UPII - DaYid K. E. Bruce, the new U. S. peace talks neJotlator, llalened today to the oame demaDdll made 01 hla predec1!11141n by Commualat delegates for total, uncoadiUouJ U. s. withdrawal from Soul~ VletUm. North Vtetaameae"" uegotlator NIIUYen 1111a11 Vp uld at loday's '/till pea talb aealoa, "to ead the war Ia VleiDam and llrlllll the Parll coafereaee out of Ill preaeat stalemate, It II IDdlsPI'JI&Ible the NlsGD 111mlalatratloa ebaa&e Ill poHcles." 'W! >.:3iil! I":"!;1!!!!:Ul!i! SHINVL VINYL THE NO-WAX byCongo!eum® 2.49 I square prd ,_ :Ingels furniture ' O,PrN ' ,, ~ FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS · MIDD ! ~ Ffts f>ermanent 100 par eent cottQP : Neat 'flf· tlng with t11per legs - no cuffs • wldf belt loops•. Solid colors In sizes 6 to 18. Regufar and Slims. . . 3~5o . . . . ·------~--~-------------~ llclys' Jllaid paHern. Polyast..- and Cotton Hando . Slicks ·' -:. '· ·~ , - ........ MJB$1~CZ WOLFE, daq!MofMr.llld Mn. IlaDIId Wolfe, RadDe, and Racer W. trlef, oft·· Repuj,Jwan Cllldldate ~~ate a11111lor, dla • copy of Tbe llalJy Slllllnel ~- Trae7 -llrougbt Ill Melp CoUIIt)' lor a breatfut and a !Gur of tbe courtboUie 11J ·llilll Wolfe 111to is 111 •t~on~V- Sbe II a_.,sta.tlltorneJ geunl lllllped to ~ ~ tr1t1t dl'f!llm. Sbe and Trae7 were e'-nalel at tbe Oblo Slate Unlversll)' ~of Law llld lllle buaccompanled Mr. anciMn. Tracy on IDIIIY of their polltkal toura lbla luimner. . Lingerie DepDIIment . . 195 • • • • · ~;ts ~U~!'!!~e~~e . . . .~.,...~~. . . . . . .~ teqMr.,.. . . bear! with a .22 caliber pistol. Alter shooting his wife, Duncan apparently walkl!d IICI'OiiS the room and ahot himself through the heart. His body was on the Roor. Tbe home Is located ~ mile off Paynter Ridge in Salem Township, near the Fairplay Church. Autherlties of Vinton County were noUfied of the two bodies by Tom Robinsoo, an employe of The General Telephone Co., yho atopped at the residence to make a service call. He saw the bodlea through the front door and summoned the Vinton County Sheriff's Department. However, since the home was locatedinMelgsCounty,Sberlff Hartenbach was notlfted by Vinton officials. He went to the scene. Also on the acene were Prosecutor Bernard Fultz and Coronor Ray Pickens. David Wilbur, a deputy from the Vinton County Sheriff's Department Joined local of. fleers at the residence. Sheriff Hartenbadl said no note was found in the home ~ mjght esplain what had taken place. The bodies· were taken to the Ewing Funeral Home an• moved at f Jut night to the Reger Funeral Home in Hun-, tington. Among the u:vlvon It a son who is with the State HJc1i.: way Patrol at South Point. NJ, Duncan was employed u t plpefitter. Ohio Debtor Firm in Shakeup SLACKS -' after '' · · •; • UlCl erMystery enclolled todaf the The couple, both natives of !ppatent murder-suicide of a H·antington, W. Va., it is il>tl-year-<>ld man and Wife in belleved by officials, had been their Salem Townahlp home. dead Iince Monday evening. Tbey were last seen about 5 p. Meigs County authorities - m. that day. Tile incident ls Sheriff ROOert C. Hartenbach, believed to have occurred Coroner Ray R. Pickens - and before dark, as no Ughls were a Vinton County deputy found burning in the house wben ofthe bodies 'of Mr. and Mrs. ficers arrived. Edward B. (Mary) Duncan Thursday morning, hers .in a Sheriff llartenhach said the chair, his across the fiving room body of Mrs. Duncan was in a on the Door. Both had died by chair. She had been ahot ooce in IODlahOt. the arm and twice through the Permanent Press News... in BriefS -~ -, •' :•! ------------ wo Wanens Jamaica Shorts ·Buster Brown .,. frlllll the. lower lo • ·101. <'AIMI&raijt warm . and lniDid' 1•:. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1970 ----------------~----~----------------------------------- panty Hose B52s Go in u. 'i S_ '' / ·' llddle811:1oUielftw . ad- g Sfeeve Sport Sh .' .I'rts. 18. Falr _. mild +> high t--------------------r--...;. __ . . , ______ "1"_...,;...,_..__,. Department 2 Hospitalized After Accident en tine sunny an4 warm h temperal!lf,. in U.. rw o ill r uw r~-----------=--------:------1 I • News ••• ln Bnefs ' Screen Bad DENYER (UP!) - John M. of $48.9 mU!ion in 1969, aiKing, 44, resigned Thursday as ,though the firm hai been chairman of the boatd of King presaed recenUy by short-term Resoui'ces Co. which has been debts of $34.5 million. presaild by debts in recent Q-ofters Inc., a Columbus, montha. The firm owes the state Ohio, money finding finn, ar· of Oltio $8 mU!ion. ranged the $8 mU!ion in loans Most of the preasing debts are for King Resources through the llllort lenu notea, while the office of State Treasurer John ~ oo Ohio are not due WlW D. Herbert. 19'/J, according to deputy state lr\lsurer James 0 . Dayton. ''The notes that we hold don't milture unW 1m which would lljlt be involved preaenUy in l!hat they're trying to do," aaid Dayton. ''They're trying to take ewer their abort term stock. '•However, we're extremely interested in the progress of the company and Its cash In· · tereste," aaid Dayton. "We wouldn't want to contemplate what Four SeaBOIIS did." Four Seasons Nlll'lin8 Homos Inc. of Oklahoma City, whldl had borrowed M mU!ioo from the 1late~ recenUy flied far reorganization under lbe federal bankruptcy laws. The loans for both King Resour<:ea 4111d Four Seasou were arranged by a Members of Q-ofters have contributed to the political campaigna of aeveral promln!mt Ohio Republicans, including Herbert, who is running for at.torney general. A special Franklin County Grand Jury lnvesUgation has launched an inveatlgatlon into the slate's loan program. Scouter Honored Crofters received a hefty Rnderi fee, paid by King Resources, for arnnglng the loans. King said he would have pre!erred to announce hla resiiiJ18· Uon at a Ume when the company was enjoying the best of business ... "and when we were not in the midat of a llquldlty problem as we now are." King said the problem of caah wu catlled by an cessful attempt !AI pin contrul of another linancllll ftrm, Ia• vestors Oveneu Servlcel. The Kinll 811110uneemait cu& aharUy afler • commltllil! of credlton COII\IeiiOCI' I . . . . ing here. The clolelkloOr ~ ing lasted tlrougltout 1he .., and adjourned without tirl)' dif. inile agreement a• un ....._.• "" ., WASIIINGTON (11Pl) -'lilt U.S. ..... ., a Ill .· . . tall ..... TLaa ,., ...... ..,.,.. tile ........ . . majcltJ.....,. tt ••••~"' 1 tu .. ltllltall an .., ...-.. ldiJ eetrH!If ,... r. ., ••· menu, 111*1 lell'f!Uot 111111 a - - If b' I ' I ....... ........... Vttfq to ~;eutde _ . lllll1 ulla . . II Vtllle "' I R 11t1il' J ftft • Do Ita . . 18 R!V'IIel-• .,;beo . ........ & .....••.,....: D \ illllor-.t1611J,....., , ..,., t '•, v..a. e R pll a• f•-.,..; r 5 D,llnltu, T I RIID!I•'CI 1-Miin*,llet&a, . .,llninl, , . . _ ......... Bp¢1 l.a"" '=!:!= 'llll?er m In ~.-..--. ' -. ~· ' ' Tall, WJUo, !l...t 1.!!1!!11 Ml . •· !,... - !II!:N!J!I!· . , .,,.., .,. r. YOUIIGE8T IICDtJ'l!:R - l'llll DIIMI Ceaell, - ol of Tr0Gp 2111 In Llnpvllle, wu eli •ed in hla speclall,y made 1C1J111 unifiii'ID fir the Me~n Picnic held at the K7IJ!ll' er.o1t: Employees' aub part Thursday. He Is baing beld by Debbie .Jam¥ C. Cotmctl, •llllliant IICOOim 1 .... Parlon. Lists for Jury Service Drawn ' •i .I ' �-~ / . ;. 0 Aupll ~ lt'IO • i!i~-;-Well, 1 Co8Che~ Them' , . · · , . -CINCINNATI (UPlJ- BIC 1lriboull u liM!, Reclll'Giled 1 Ted·,ltiUIZIJ'Ikl readily COD• over the New 'lark . Meta '-1 to ~ IIIII bla aU • time club booll their lead ovw the Idle ......_ , ...._...., lAI ._«elel Dodgen to · 1: _.l'lii!Hdlrdilln,........,, the Natldnal Leapt • but be ·couldn'l care leN. taJ1IIII · "Records are there to be Weal • - - -'•• after ·Jtoken,", laid lbe Cincinnati Bench'• '""""'• • ......,. v..o,;.eoacll witb 1 sl1ru8 of bla 8 Walk to~ In the loarth In· ,..... . nln u hla 4lllh of the eeUGII · he added, the club riCIII'd fl!r 1 Johnny or Tony risbllwtdedltltterasetbyWal· alwa... ly Man ·.who· breaks II, 11~ ~bt ~v~ !'*~; . Nllllonll two~~Ctubaltady ' ' ' . RBI~ pve bim 1981seUGII. The~ llrikeoula uprlled !Mille . ' ~. ....._, be OWIII. of ~ ·~feet.t ~If' "I don't COWII """"t. !'em Uped.bla allh·bcmir · ,. · -\Zo-:. 1 Utile laid, "and I dldn't 1'tlllf.t l tile IWIII1 Into the Donf't plicb- bad that many. 1 tbougbt I l8llllntheal,ltblnnln8ud1bell ..,.ey or ....,.... had or elghl" doubkd' llldll ·lln.ll Jim· iJa.ew . tn lbe-"' ll1nln8 '11"til't ·&ael lflf1 .,. _.. ..... Redl two~nllll ..:~. -'" ,;,;... ~ dniiJllel f!la( Jilg d1l)di Ibis ·waaastrike, ...,. '·' '"\" """' '"!'" .. . •T _..;..... Pinl. "You . ger Sparky Andinon. to 10 , '"'"' -ot tl wln!Al' ... tbatlt: 11le' 'nle Redl open a three ·game to ser1e1 .Pblladelplda en, 11111 ~ Pilrn' three : llHor ll!il ......., -lbJ·of llendi'~o~. · ·~ total. 7.•-~ ·~1111\ ly 1 Utllftll"'"''"'-1111"1~"'" Amoria:."-"' · 1w. L. Pet. Gl Bottimarefi ~ 43~ ::: foi. ' W. L. Pel. GB 64 53 .547 ... - · Plillbu<ah ~ Yarl Chicago Yar Mian)is . . Bri~~ •. Go. :·~1 ::~ .. ~ 61 54 .530 2 Detroit 6\, Ill 12 60 57 .513 4 Booton : St loulo ss 61 .414 1'12 ClevtiMIII .. ,. Ptinlldtlllllla 2 Washington 54 62 ·466 · Montreal - - · Pet . WWISI L Pet Gl ~ .61i 01 ... ' . . Minnesota 51 564 5 t i·.;., 51 :56(1 5'12 Atlanta s7 59 .N/120'12 1tN. .. bJ. :: : : .43 76 .361 29 32 be =lince,Jul)'ll,wlllopo New lllf o : be Merrllt, wilOplnedbll ol7tb vic· pose the Phlll' lUct Wile. Chicago 6 Son Fran 3 Kan City 11 Booton 3 81 W ton P ·, .., ' tory to lllllldl bla total far lbe San Diego 9 St. Louis 7 Mllwoukn 3 Detroit 2 l Cllll!il them. Atlanta 4 Montreoyll k wca ~h• """ !~i~neOeso~r.~d · ' . Cincinnati 6 New or 1 • 3 ~the ert1"~~'-~ ~E•~ ·~•·-~ ~ -~~ J~,_. . •b. -t t· g:~~~l• ~ Sat ' ---..1..:17: • UI"Ull;7( · : Ohio {UPl)~ lftl • ~· beaten~ , :.:...!!... • ~ theOillo~·ASHJ.,t.Nl>, 111 ted 'Undefea ance eailletu , ~ ~ kWfWY•Ia i-escboduliJII ~ ~j'~ww. .. . ~:c~;\~ ~ ~ :m ~~~-=~~ ~ ~: :m ~~ ·~Yon r~ vlolitiaii., J)la~:'~~ . ·. ' =:4,...el."' with -~ 1 .~ P01l~es:~ ~:....In Tri·· ~=- ~ ~ea.:-;::~·: ~~~cisco~ ~~ Chic~ t 111 ·~~:u;~ Perez And,whenMaytollowedwtlh ·~lftJ, wvuld s.no';K:,..:,~~~ v~ch'i~:S ==!:..,..~~-i1_wt . ~~ · ~ ~ ' •llld May atUggtd homen ltla of the ll ~aM .t,..J:.f The two pmea '.J•;eel ·. ··Wt..1r- f.: 25lh homer 1M 18111111, . 'DllndaynlshtandJimMerrilt 13 marked the lOth time Red play• .......... r • ••·• era have ltlt con&eCUUve bam· , ..,,._. up a carte '""" . . d . ,£I1 d .. ~.-·N:: :icklaus, Miller Hea . . 4. .,~_ n _ ~ '-- ...... ....,_,,_« · ..=· -'-~••-load. ~- . ...,. •• - ·~--: ""''· (UPl) - ....,,.... MOVW .... were= 10 11 ~. =b~ rAil = ~)~~~~~fl~,~:9! ~~:~~~=:~~::~:)lo,: §§~~~i Houston 4 Phlla 3 !Only gamn scheduled) f • ~-••-· the sun....ked , . _ •-... """*f·•t · _.the Country Plfty'eig_ht.year-old Rav ~•••.,.... ;.. ·•-- ~·"•M·••~ . IIIIIit Sam .ll'loyd wu one"' IW'!' --::;: -M~ to ao Snead . ~ the major at n Muten championClub cour., '" •..,...• • 'the ~round eaapW who ltbol 11 1\ralab! Ul cl\alllpkln llmlnall . of , W 1! on W<rlhlngtonbelt8111dusk7-J. , 1 '111ursday, but wulller . . MiamiJbllrB In their Sa Pildllrl Ti- EDT) · moirnlng face • oil, the Pllloc~ !Carll«~ (~an Son Francisco v California (Wright 15-9), .11 AU(!-.·-·-· 31 lMirlcha 1 St Louis 21. · · • ,.' and J. • . · p.mCI.evelond !Chance 7-6) at a'rldgeporl defeat»d 6-16 and Reuu -4-4) 2. Mllwaukeo !Lockwood 1-91. ' c.1f1er H. 6-7 ond W 6' :,!.mYork ' ............. CtiTIIadiJ previOUII!T eel for today . lf Bridgeport lhould ·· W··"-~ton ~;";ctlon 4-1~· t\!'~oiin~.cJo:~-t:}~~ ~-~the· 1..:...~ '~I~holwl~ By UnitedNltloUI ;..ilLllflllt lnttrnaliotNII ~5 KoosmanJ6-611at1.911)an2ta61Rrledm C, H. bad eliminated .• ~lu, Ga., ~w~ J)layer{[t"';~'l'Dir~ 70. of m boseYs~don tbenthe ..,. ond erv s ~ • • . PW·~hhlcl~lono IICoJohlenmon1~)>, 7:;\ 17-6 ~eporl bid. .,. . llavi'to Mlbmi.!._~-~~I:.J .~.~yOnceallbousb "Are you kfddlnc:" Ra· wu lit i ll4-man at· 72..,AJ Carty. Atl "G-,!.1 ~·~~ ~i Cl~l~~=lPr:C~~~~n ~1.7),-: P·';ansao City !Dreg• 6-11) at over Sldlley N. · In ~d ·~.=.=ft :;:.~.,•• .,_, __ ,.;«~' Slammin' wbell wu former U.S. York (Peterson 137). 8 1 ·out ,16 'PGA&wdlamPiw-.,.. ...,_.. """~"' · · IUedlfbeibou(lblbe l American ~~"'-c• P ~~ ~:~:: P·';k.,treol (Renko 6-81 po 1 1161 467 81153 Houaton 2-2), p.m. P·~innesota tBiyleven at hits, IIC!Iring aU Its Favancl 'Nicklalll and dark· inU~ mtdlc:bte, lhola onewu f:: 0a111c ~ it"'bn" ., dfcGii)n tbe f11rtlace ...,.y,.., •. , •.......,UI .auu "'"' . ' ftom ·joined the =a ~':'0:::'!"'~ dly'lbureday~ · IKirle MIUtr bolb pllyecf fairly , Ui'ly ID fbi! pan ""' ww ..,.,..... under": :0:, ~aa.art-:: ~~eltl aso. "I Jlllt -• the Champtonltblp nerves~repllce'*1 0..:.~lila ~~of lle far the tea.i' when wtltb 1 could lite Ibis old set of he gambled on the lith for a heal buill ilp to Ill 111-clegru birdie and took a botiiJ', new set "'Palmer)'OWII tbal70 -·~ of the dl lnalead. Arnold wu . "'=--.. oo'lh Nlcldaus and "ll',s too early In the group but be also wu faclng a '"""•••· ............_. for to1ll'ti8Dlelll to Pia>' c:onaerva· MOler were ..,........,.... """"• 1fomero Blancaa, Jacky in'ldday t.offs In ,.the second Uvely," laid ·" """". . . tton and Dick latetee,ollllll~y,All1oal70 were - ~d Ga~.;, so .32l ,t R"r'~1 ~.;~ s!~:t,~~~~~: 8:30 (Cool< ~ :~ ·m U.S. Open cllampl1111 Tony England wu among Parker, LA n.l!: a ,,.. Dovls. LA 1107 . Fifty-two-year-old Tommy Hlckmn, Ch 105 367 74 117 .319 Boll, who won the U.S. Open Amerlun Luguo """"'PionsltlP on Ibis same G ABR.H. Pet. --'7 y bkl BoS 113 '.400 89 131 .321 coune In 1951, ltbota 38 on the Cal 110 436 60 140 .321 J~n.~. Son Diego ·.dav ,.·... _ the • - .. ature On - I I , ..... -........... ·.,.,, · ·' ' L were fOI' the same b!Qelil man In the, fleld. bact. Plnllo, KC Car ' me1News, o Showdown on 7';ube . TIOOMS . ;P; . ·~ EuiV. .,.• • I . ' the Day ·o· :V •...;...; I'IW J . IIJ' ,__ bien II CJIIIDI1f fw badJ. Ttuorrvlr'l ICbl- . · Mr and Mn Cecil Glus o1 '' ' a.k llrllll ba c10111. KlniU Q1y a11o- ill dille laeludel DaUu at 1M · d M Letha ' eetrter 11111t f1l reetllt ...UID JO.lT owr lbll DelrGII Allgelee ChlCJ&O meeiiDC Columbus an Ev -! ·llii~llf"IIIIIOIIIIIlllciJ• ~ ' , _ u~-ID Mllwaabe l(ew MorrilofRaclne ....... on a, vn Sadie and Waller Archer ' .Ji!,,fAdblli.. Tile Lloal ibulfle off to at · - • "'" n • · J • 'WI!; llll'liD wu • 11u1111o to Jllllll the BIDIID tile Ycll'lt GlaDia at San DIIICO, llld Clrcle over the · Ill In ~ bll .Jf«<4 _.,. ~...._ 11ttt '-'""t Tbt PI......_..JIIHIIIIII ~. ,,.._.,. _ , and . Mn ~ ~ · Jallnalllaal over the Oakland Raklen In the N-IIHtM New 111111'11 Jata.· •-141nma ~~ ~ ...... ' ~=:~= ;;e'"';InCGifuturlJWim.n the ...._1 ,..., playen• •trike ~~~~· -~! ~,~. ._. -·- ..: -li.nta . --~~~~ ~~~!~;« u.- ~= =y~Danny 100 369 40 115 1124411 74137 FosH,Clo 115317 53119 Ctlar, NY 114434 55133 Horin, Del 96 371 53 113 ~lclo.Chl ,,.,. On -~ No-Hiller m ·• a~d ·~.r Middleport All.Siars defeated York ' .~-:;~ ::S '. ,. ._. Ctoilcddllal~_!== ;~~= ll(ltlnlt the 11aJUmare ;~~:~cJ.ii ia'e llettil1ll tl!itlr ji,.,:p~.,._ 1!bJ In I row. niDe ClliiiiiiCI1IIl wllb a sAl vlclory FLAMELESS ! opener, Sl-,10, to the Joe "It's practically maintenancefree: . NQ yearly tinkering. cle~lng and adjusting. It juat comes when you need ft. o· ... · IPIIOIIUNGBI ...uri.,..... Jf* ._ Jt'alllt 1111111 olllltory. Let I ~~-la~~'!.llld .... _ MIDa&er ·lllrrJ 1tu ~· ..._ Alou batlinc or4er n1ae diiiJII IIIII tile ill the wGr~ na.l~'.!llleplbiid naifve bU J -! ~~RtckyofN~IIaven Nolan, Cln 15-4. McNall N Amerlcln Loague: Y• and MUdred Circe, . ease Ball and· Mc. Dowell, c_l•v 17·7; Perry, Mlnn 17-9; Cuellar and ::ft···-.. 1 .. _ Sal&ment Florence ~i4' ' ·VII!ted , P.t'rne•• Batt :1'6>7.,-c · ._-. -' SUIIclay with Mr. and Mrs. . r..• ' . ,·, • $f .. • ,, q ., r,, F. Hal ms . .... ,., . ' , ·• · ·RObert Jtlion · and famlly of · .,117...,... __ ..... __ ...... -.Idle. ·. . ..... ae........ ..... .., Eighth Allrall ICDI'tll ' IIi Rev. and Mn. Rlcl1ard Young loarth on dnctii" !if c.r and fluDUy of SldDey spent the · OOLUMBUS (UPl)- E. F. Cedillo llld.Jcibn Ecl'wirda IIIII wtlh Mr. ai)CI Mrs. Hal jlrlven by Dick Hackett, 1 IICrilke II),' br .AIGU. Tbt · ~ Rou1tb. canie from fourth In lbe stretch f111111e1 ICDI'tfl,~ 1111111 In Calllna at the bome Ill Eunle to take the featured eighth race the 1111111 Gil i11D1Je!t br TallY J1rir!1ier over lbll weekend were at Scioto Downs Tburajlay Taylor and IMry Bowa, a Gl'acl (futnpl Ill Chesler, Mn. night, 8 $1,000 pace. double Ill Doll MoneJ,'allngle Vlrgl1 Norrll 8Dd _daughter, Second waa Wlngalt Chief, tiy Deron . Jolmaon and a Bedty, of ~!. . Vernon, VInnie and third waa Keepers Wanda. IIICriflee f1)' by 11J1:m Browne. ~ and grandlon, Dee The.dally double combination Mitt ~ lildli ~ lilf!id 'obe~ll. and ErmaI of Wln&alt Dixie ln the flnt 1!11 o11D cltuil br tiacldlli 1 ~ns•t, aU Ill Parbn- race and Parto ill the second, tDriJD bDili« IIIII a pair 'Ill ~iar&, Juaidta Woodyard of a Jl.3 combination, returned ilp wblll. acatterbw Huntlnston lind Dean Barnlfl Ill tM.IM>. blia In '""M't'nc the Gllmll. ll Poiner.,Y. . ·· Attendance waa 4,320 and the -ad lilt 11i'1t time the 0011 Mn. Oouglls Circle and dly'a wu $188,2113. llllocked · out of florence Circle spent · tllebo:it Ron 'l'burld8y wllb Mr. and Mrs. 11'11 80111 R1111to hit homer James Pattenon and of · • aolo Spl1ler . Mn. Circle of Dcr-cu, 8Dd .Jaae ARia Iii Apple Grove Ronlllatll a~~ac~~· u cr1 Tau, - wllb a lllrrid ~ •= i ~~= their li~;~=~;nlshtwitb .. Mrs. )Jary League squad. '• ........ MD I , ...., ,.. WWE~ PRICES! TIRES Wide Oval F78 ~::!; G78 :::!: H78 :~:; J78 ::!; '31.80 ""· '35.40 •37.1 0 •37 Plus Fed. and State Taxes =:;u I I H&R FIRESTONE 992-2238 •' ,~r.~ ~~·'ilf!"t ,.,~····--;~~-~=·-·---- O.J . --- . . Pomer6Y.• !11••• . Mlc..lleport, 0. · N. 2nd Ave. Jlo. . I -ft2-Ma '· HUMP~REfS · TV : . ·I 1 · .· . ' j l'llntn~ 216 E. 2ncl L-~No;:; E. MAIN ST. Request) :' ROBINSON'S CLEAN.ERS I. T.V. SERVICE '. •. · ·., SERVLCE MA .. AGER HAROLD WAI,.KIR the aft.rnoon . OLOR-OR BL4CK A.ID WHITE . ' We don't uncltrst•nd the workl We don't uncltrstancl lot. But we do · ler and Sal Maglle Thursday were named u the llarliJI8 pitchers for Sunday's second annual old timers came at Anaheim Stadllun. Magtie 1rill open for Fred Raney's National League All· Stirs, while Feller will start fur Casey Stengel'e American ANTENNAS; , . ' ! ~~~1111!-~~~~~;;;; STARTING PITCHERS ANAHEIM IUPl) -Bob Fel· ACC.ES$0RIES: 'CLEANING against~ the double eUmlnaUnn tourney. 0 Ohio TO MAKE •••• m:: 0:.:::: ~ called ... lnlha eventng. Middleport, New Ha-fen WE ll4VE A CONFESSION Syracuse 'The lu!;J;J;t lndlll and Pakl•tan are both republics wltb!D the ' British Commonwealth of Nations. w; ' •n~were ~Y fea~rl.a~ . (Upon M:an::\:a sent to Tidewater on June 23 • waa hi!IIJI8 .310 with seven homeraand45runsballedlnln te gam11 for the IL farm club wtnnlngpltcber,aUowtnaonly3 hill Tllursday at 5:30 11M! · to '"'"~!!>••' 1.Mis!Jn it'!'!, ·~eroy s .M..,.., second came . 2-HOUR Ed d~ ~~'L'-~6.'~~ • ~~- 1~~ Gl~ :.:':fa~~lhDugan u,; 1 ~~-*jj,;; t. ceeds Edward J. 81.-ke whohaabeenlllllledcllno:'lilr"c student actiVIties at Colby followtna three yean .. bel(d coach. , pitched a no-bitter w.we r ce e orge 0100 wltb teammates backed him wllh 11 leaving for two wee0 Y hils 11M! Marines. Ru''-~· ~. ba~jD Cheshire in a tournament game first r of Svracllso ll-8. Rlghlhander Kranepool from Tldewaler 8 1 '" f Mlddl port the International Leque to Doug Acree 0 ...e bls epla Mlk J who is M~~~~· ';.!"!,'lr.' K~l'l";; ~ee tw~ · ·1.-~ftt;:;:~ ~.-· ~~-~~- 1~'iii';::_.L,il',s'..,ij;· ,f tiiii'U · 'ftJ~ . ,.., ~UIIomandMr.&DdMn .:; · .• "i.;L • • . · ::~~m~~;~~ ELECTRIC HEAT ""' :tc-u ~~de wf· been named head coach at Colby College. KRANEPOOL RECAlLED NEWYORK(UPl)-TheNew Thursda recalled · IIINII tbl New and hit batters and Yark Jill at WlnaaD-8alelDd, Francine of Hollon Ohio, Mr. Howard, Wosh 90; Oliva, Mlnn walked ..ven 10 hurllnB bla · - · .... ., .... ,.....,. ,.. - . - . . . , . N.C .. San Pruc~ lD Donald• PI 01 lO; Oliver, KC 79. masterpiece . ...... --··• to play the Olllep n..-... •·• - · · • "'-·eland-'-• 8 t Tampa, ll'la. and Mrl. .,.... Pitdlino defeated Syracuse In . ...,.........., IIAioldtllte'fevw. .,_,_ ""''Lciala ';""II DIDNr IDCI Atbenl, Mr. and Mrl. Ge«ge Seaver. NY ""''" of the tour lboOi iiPJii iii " ' : ' • also Jolt Ita ,._a at MliiDI. ' · Clrcle dl.::r:;. ofJ!! NltiouiLn~uo: 1 r'flue 4 -e· , Cln ~.34;INtiona:W~!~"'Bench, ~-ez Cin 36; H. Aor«<, All DJ..,., r;,...;, St.L 33; Williams, TonJ"ftPN CU.) - r- D "" NEW HEAD COACH TERVILLE Maine ( _:Achard L. Whlbnore Jr. 'IIO,.,e ·Snnrfs .311 ,'Jill ::' Ge«ge Modrock got tbe ~~::, ~~.n~p;~y' .312 ChiAtMrlcon 32 Loaguo: Killebrew, ftllnn 36; Yaotrzemoki, Bos Howard, Wash 31: Powell, Ball 21; Oliver, KC 24. Runo Boflld tn Notionol LlogUI: Bench. Cln 1151 Perez. Cln 114; H. Aaron, All 103; Williams, Chi 101: Allen. St.L 99. ::0::~.~· f Booton p.m. V:alker 9-31 2, 6 Boston at Oakland p.m. Saturclly'• oome1 k Los Ang at Chicago, 2 Kansas City ot New ar Son Diego.,, Pitts Mlnn at 8os 2. doy·nlle Son Fran at St. Louis, night !Only games !ICheduled) MontroaletHousion · New York at Afla, night ' Phlla at Cinci, nlaht ~15?:.1 £"o::,';.:E£'-9 $:~..."'\:1'.: :='.".::!.':::...,~ 1S,:O.Il' :J:5 ms ~l Acree T..,;n, lnqle 1'11111 6-5) ~~~:Att.L :~: ~ l~ :~ ~:'12-f~~d 110 442 73 lCI .324 uriclecl Brldg epor New II II Frank Beard _,u'IIDOIIIIll at 73, and IS . .., jam Open cbaJil· Ia Trevino Sam be •wv " SUn comes the pure ~· beer . ' ~ ' ' �-~ / . ;. 0 Aupll ~ lt'IO • i!i~-;-Well, 1 Co8Che~ Them' , . · · , . -CINCINNATI (UPlJ- BIC 1lriboull u liM!, Reclll'Giled 1 Ted·,ltiUIZIJ'Ikl readily COD• over the New 'lark . Meta '-1 to ~ IIIII bla aU • time club booll their lead ovw the Idle ......_ , ...._...., lAI ._«elel Dodgen to · 1: _.l'lii!Hdlrdilln,........,, the Natldnal Leapt • but be ·couldn'l care leN. taJ1IIII · "Records are there to be Weal • - - -'•• after ·Jtoken,", laid lbe Cincinnati Bench'• '""""'• • ......,. v..o,;.eoacll witb 1 sl1ru8 of bla 8 Walk to~ In the loarth In· ,..... . nln u hla 4lllh of the eeUGII · he added, the club riCIII'd fl!r 1 Johnny or Tony risbllwtdedltltterasetbyWal· alwa... ly Man ·.who· breaks II, 11~ ~bt ~v~ !'*~; . Nllllonll two~~Ctubaltady ' ' ' . RBI~ pve bim 1981seUGII. The~ llrikeoula uprlled !Mille . ' ~. ....._, be OWIII. of ~ ·~feet.t ~If' "I don't COWII """"t. !'em Uped.bla allh·bcmir · ,. · -\Zo-:. 1 Utile laid, "and I dldn't 1'tlllf.t l tile IWIII1 Into the Donf't plicb- bad that many. 1 tbougbt I l8llllntheal,ltblnnln8ud1bell ..,.ey or ....,.... had or elghl" doubkd' llldll ·lln.ll Jim· iJa.ew . tn lbe-"' ll1nln8 '11"til't ·&ael lflf1 .,. _.. ..... Redl two~nllll ..:~. -'" ,;,;... ~ dniiJllel f!la( Jilg d1l)di Ibis ·waaastrike, ...,. '·' '"\" """' '"!'" .. . •T _..;..... Pinl. "You . ger Sparky Andinon. to 10 , '"'"' -ot tl wln!Al' ... tbatlt: 11le' 'nle Redl open a three ·game to ser1e1 .Pblladelplda en, 11111 ~ Pilrn' three : llHor ll!il ......., -lbJ·of llendi'~o~. · ·~ total. 7.•-~ ·~1111\ ly 1 Utllftll"'"''"'-1111"1~"'" Amoria:."-"' · 1w. L. Pet. Gl Bottimarefi ~ 43~ ::: foi. ' W. L. Pel. GB 64 53 .547 ... - · Plillbu<ah ~ Yarl Chicago Yar Mian)is . . Bri~~ •. Go. :·~1 ::~ .. ~ 61 54 .530 2 Detroit 6\, Ill 12 60 57 .513 4 Booton : St loulo ss 61 .414 1'12 ClevtiMIII .. ,. Ptinlldtlllllla 2 Washington 54 62 ·466 · Montreal - - · Pet . WWISI L Pet Gl ~ .61i 01 ... ' . . Minnesota 51 564 5 t i·.;., 51 :56(1 5'12 Atlanta s7 59 .N/120'12 1tN. .. bJ. :: : : .43 76 .361 29 32 be =lince,Jul)'ll,wlllopo New lllf o : be Merrllt, wilOplnedbll ol7tb vic· pose the Phlll' lUct Wile. Chicago 6 Son Fran 3 Kan City 11 Booton 3 81 W ton P ·, .., ' tory to lllllldl bla total far lbe San Diego 9 St. Louis 7 Mllwoukn 3 Detroit 2 l Cllll!il them. Atlanta 4 Montreoyll k wca ~h• """ !~i~neOeso~r.~d · ' . Cincinnati 6 New or 1 • 3 ~the ert1"~~'-~ ~E•~ ·~•·-~ ~ -~~ J~,_. . •b. -t t· g:~~~l• ~ Sat ' ---..1..:17: • UI"Ull;7( · : Ohio {UPl)~ lftl • ~· beaten~ , :.:...!!... • ~ theOillo~·ASHJ.,t.Nl>, 111 ted 'Undefea ance eailletu , ~ ~ kWfWY•Ia i-escboduliJII ~ ~j'~ww. .. . ~:c~;\~ ~ ~ :m ~~~-=~~ ~ ~: :m ~~ ·~Yon r~ vlolitiaii., J)la~:'~~ . ·. ' =:4,...el."' with -~ 1 .~ P01l~es:~ ~:....In Tri·· ~=- ~ ~ea.:-;::~·: ~~~cisco~ ~~ Chic~ t 111 ·~~:u;~ Perez And,whenMaytollowedwtlh ·~lftJ, wvuld s.no';K:,..:,~~~ v~ch'i~:S ==!:..,..~~-i1_wt . ~~ · ~ ~ ' •llld May atUggtd homen ltla of the ll ~aM .t,..J:.f The two pmea '.J•;eel ·. ··Wt..1r- f.: 25lh homer 1M 18111111, . 'DllndaynlshtandJimMerrilt 13 marked the lOth time Red play• .......... r • ••·• era have ltlt con&eCUUve bam· , ..,,._. up a carte '""" . . d . ,£I1 d .. ~.-·N:: :icklaus, Miller Hea . . 4. .,~_ n _ ~ '-- ...... ....,_,,_« · ..=· -'-~••-load. ~- . ...,. •• - ·~--: ""''· (UPl) - ....,,.... MOVW .... were= 10 11 ~. =b~ rAil = ~)~~~~~fl~,~:9! ~~:~~~=:~~::~:)lo,: §§~~~i Houston 4 Phlla 3 !Only gamn scheduled) f • ~-••-· the sun....ked , . _ •-... """*f·•t · _.the Country Plfty'eig_ht.year-old Rav ~•••.,.... ;.. ·•-- ~·"•M·••~ . IIIIIit Sam .ll'loyd wu one"' IW'!' --::;: -M~ to ao Snead . ~ the major at n Muten championClub cour., '" •..,...• • 'the ~round eaapW who ltbol 11 1\ralab! Ul cl\alllpkln llmlnall . of , W 1! on W<rlhlngtonbelt8111dusk7-J. , 1 '111ursday, but wulller . . MiamiJbllrB In their Sa Pildllrl Ti- EDT) · moirnlng face • oil, the Pllloc~ !Carll«~ (~an Son Francisco v California (Wright 15-9), .11 AU(!-.·-·-· 31 lMirlcha 1 St Louis 21. · · • ,.' and J. • . · p.mCI.evelond !Chance 7-6) at a'rldgeporl defeat»d 6-16 and Reuu -4-4) 2. Mllwaukeo !Lockwood 1-91. ' c.1f1er H. 6-7 ond W 6' :,!.mYork ' ............. CtiTIIadiJ previOUII!T eel for today . lf Bridgeport lhould ·· W··"-~ton ~;";ctlon 4-1~· t\!'~oiin~.cJo:~-t:}~~ ~-~the· 1..:...~ '~I~holwl~ By UnitedNltloUI ;..ilLllflllt lnttrnaliotNII ~5 KoosmanJ6-611at1.911)an2ta61Rrledm C, H. bad eliminated .• ~lu, Ga., ~w~ J)layer{[t"';~'l'Dir~ 70. of m boseYs~don tbenthe ..,. ond erv s ~ • • . PW·~hhlcl~lono IICoJohlenmon1~)>, 7:;\ 17-6 ~eporl bid. .,. . llavi'to Mlbmi.!._~-~~I:.J .~.~yOnceallbousb "Are you kfddlnc:" Ra· wu lit i ll4-man at· 72..,AJ Carty. Atl "G-,!.1 ~·~~ ~i Cl~l~~=lPr:C~~~~n ~1.7),-: P·';ansao City !Dreg• 6-11) at over Sldlley N. · In ~d ·~.=.=ft :;:.~.,•• .,_, __ ,.;«~' Slammin' wbell wu former U.S. York (Peterson 137). 8 1 ·out ,16 'PGA&wdlamPiw-.,.. ...,_.. """~"' · · IUedlfbeibou(lblbe l American ~~"'-c• P ~~ ~:~:: P·';k.,treol (Renko 6-81 po 1 1161 467 81153 Houaton 2-2), p.m. P·~innesota tBiyleven at hits, IIC!Iring aU Its Favancl 'Nicklalll and dark· inU~ mtdlc:bte, lhola onewu f:: 0a111c ~ it"'bn" ., dfcGii)n tbe f11rtlace ...,.y,.., •. , •.......,UI .auu "'"' . ' ftom ·joined the =a ~':'0:::'!"'~ dly'lbureday~ · IKirle MIUtr bolb pllyecf fairly , Ui'ly ID fbi! pan ""' ww ..,.,..... under": :0:, ~aa.art-:: ~~eltl aso. "I Jlllt -• the Champtonltblp nerves~repllce'*1 0..:.~lila ~~of lle far the tea.i' when wtltb 1 could lite Ibis old set of he gambled on the lith for a heal buill ilp to Ill 111-clegru birdie and took a botiiJ', new set "'Palmer)'OWII tbal70 -·~ of the dl lnalead. Arnold wu . "'=--.. oo'lh Nlcldaus and "ll',s too early In the group but be also wu faclng a '"""•••· ............_. for to1ll'ti8Dlelll to Pia>' c:onaerva· MOler were ..,........,.... """"• 1fomero Blancaa, Jacky in'ldday t.offs In ,.the second Uvely," laid ·" """". . . tton and Dick latetee,ollllll~y,All1oal70 were - ~d Ga~.;, so .32l ,t R"r'~1 ~.;~ s!~:t,~~~~~: 8:30 (Cool< ~ :~ ·m U.S. Open cllampl1111 Tony England wu among Parker, LA n.l!: a ,,.. Dovls. LA 1107 . Fifty-two-year-old Tommy Hlckmn, Ch 105 367 74 117 .319 Boll, who won the U.S. Open Amerlun Luguo """"'PionsltlP on Ibis same G ABR.H. Pet. --'7 y bkl BoS 113 '.400 89 131 .321 coune In 1951, ltbota 38 on the Cal 110 436 60 140 .321 J~n.~. Son Diego ·.dav ,.·... _ the • - .. ature On - I I , ..... -........... ·.,.,, · ·' ' L were fOI' the same b!Qelil man In the, fleld. bact. Plnllo, KC Car ' me1News, o Showdown on 7';ube . TIOOMS . ;P; . ·~ EuiV. .,.• • I . ' the Day ·o· :V •...;...; I'IW J . IIJ' ,__ bien II CJIIIDI1f fw badJ. Ttuorrvlr'l ICbl- . · Mr and Mn Cecil Glus o1 '' ' a.k llrllll ba c10111. KlniU Q1y a11o- ill dille laeludel DaUu at 1M · d M Letha ' eetrter 11111t f1l reetllt ...UID JO.lT owr lbll DelrGII Allgelee ChlCJ&O meeiiDC Columbus an Ev -! ·llii~llf"IIIIIOIIIIIlllciJ• ~ ' , _ u~-ID Mllwaabe l(ew MorrilofRaclne ....... on a, vn Sadie and Waller Archer ' .Ji!,,fAdblli.. Tile Lloal ibulfle off to at · - • "'" n • · J • 'WI!; llll'liD wu • 11u1111o to Jllllll the BIDIID tile Ycll'lt GlaDia at San DIIICO, llld Clrcle over the · Ill In ~ bll .Jf«<4 _.,. ~...._ 11ttt '-'""t Tbt PI......_..JIIHIIIIII ~. ,,.._.,. _ , and . Mn ~ ~ · Jallnalllaal over the Oakland Raklen In the N-IIHtM New 111111'11 Jata.· •-141nma ~~ ~ ...... ' ~=:~= ;;e'"';InCGifuturlJWim.n the ...._1 ,..., playen• •trike ~~~~· -~! ~,~. ._. -·- ..: -li.nta . --~~~~ ~~~!~;« u.- ~= =y~Danny 100 369 40 115 1124411 74137 FosH,Clo 115317 53119 Ctlar, NY 114434 55133 Horin, Del 96 371 53 113 ~lclo.Chl ,,.,. On -~ No-Hiller m ·• a~d ·~.r Middleport All.Siars defeated York ' .~-:;~ ::S '. ,. ._. Ctoilcddllal~_!== ;~~= ll(ltlnlt the 11aJUmare ;~~:~cJ.ii ia'e llettil1ll tl!itlr ji,.,:p~.,._ 1!bJ In I row. niDe ClliiiiiiCI1IIl wllb a sAl vlclory FLAMELESS ! opener, Sl-,10, to the Joe "It's practically maintenancefree: . NQ yearly tinkering. cle~lng and adjusting. It juat comes when you need ft. o· ... · IPIIOIIUNGBI ...uri.,..... Jf* ._ Jt'alllt 1111111 olllltory. Let I ~~-la~~'!.llld .... _ MIDa&er ·lllrrJ 1tu ~· ..._ Alou batlinc or4er n1ae diiiJII IIIII tile ill the wGr~ na.l~'.!llleplbiid naifve bU J -! ~~RtckyofN~IIaven Nolan, Cln 15-4. McNall N Amerlcln Loague: Y• and MUdred Circe, . ease Ball and· Mc. Dowell, c_l•v 17·7; Perry, Mlnn 17-9; Cuellar and ::ft···-.. 1 .. _ Sal&ment Florence ~i4' ' ·VII!ted , P.t'rne•• Batt :1'6>7.,-c · ._-. -' SUIIclay with Mr. and Mrs. . r..• ' . ,·, • $f .. • ,, q ., r,, F. Hal ms . .... ,., . ' , ·• · ·RObert Jtlion · and famlly of · .,117...,... __ ..... __ ...... -.Idle. ·. . ..... ae........ ..... .., Eighth Allrall ICDI'tll ' IIi Rev. and Mn. Rlcl1ard Young loarth on dnctii" !if c.r and fluDUy of SldDey spent the · OOLUMBUS (UPl)- E. F. Cedillo llld.Jcibn Ecl'wirda IIIII wtlh Mr. ai)CI Mrs. Hal jlrlven by Dick Hackett, 1 IICrilke II),' br .AIGU. Tbt · ~ Rou1tb. canie from fourth In lbe stretch f111111e1 ICDI'tfl,~ 1111111 In Calllna at the bome Ill Eunle to take the featured eighth race the 1111111 Gil i11D1Je!t br TallY J1rir!1ier over lbll weekend were at Scioto Downs Tburajlay Taylor and IMry Bowa, a Gl'acl (futnpl Ill Chesler, Mn. night, 8 $1,000 pace. double Ill Doll MoneJ,'allngle Vlrgl1 Norrll 8Dd _daughter, Second waa Wlngalt Chief, tiy Deron . Jolmaon and a Bedty, of ~!. . Vernon, VInnie and third waa Keepers Wanda. IIICriflee f1)' by 11J1:m Browne. ~ and grandlon, Dee The.dally double combination Mitt ~ lildli ~ lilf!id 'obe~ll. and ErmaI of Wln&alt Dixie ln the flnt 1!11 o11D cltuil br tiacldlli 1 ~ns•t, aU Ill Parbn- race and Parto ill the second, tDriJD bDili« IIIII a pair 'Ill ~iar&, Juaidta Woodyard of a Jl.3 combination, returned ilp wblll. acatterbw Huntlnston lind Dean Barnlfl Ill tM.IM>. blia In '""M't'nc the Gllmll. ll Poiner.,Y. . ·· Attendance waa 4,320 and the -ad lilt 11i'1t time the 0011 Mn. Oouglls Circle and dly'a wu $188,2113. llllocked · out of florence Circle spent · tllebo:it Ron 'l'burld8y wllb Mr. and Mrs. 11'11 80111 R1111to hit homer James Pattenon and of · • aolo Spl1ler . Mn. Circle of Dcr-cu, 8Dd .Jaae ARia Iii Apple Grove Ronlllatll a~~ac~~· u cr1 Tau, - wllb a lllrrid ~ •= i ~~= their li~;~=~;nlshtwitb .. Mrs. )Jary League squad. '• ........ MD I , ...., ,.. WWE~ PRICES! TIRES Wide Oval F78 ~::!; G78 :::!: H78 :~:; J78 ::!; '31.80 ""· '35.40 •37.1 0 •37 Plus Fed. and State Taxes =:;u I I H&R FIRESTONE 992-2238 •' ,~r.~ ~~·'ilf!"t ,.,~····--;~~-~=·-·---- O.J . --- . . Pomer6Y.• !11••• . Mlc..lleport, 0. · N. 2nd Ave. Jlo. . I -ft2-Ma '· HUMP~REfS · TV : . ·I 1 · .· . ' j l'llntn~ 216 E. 2ncl L-~No;:; E. MAIN ST. Request) :' ROBINSON'S CLEAN.ERS I. T.V. SERVICE '. •. · ·., SERVLCE MA .. AGER HAROLD WAI,.KIR the aft.rnoon . OLOR-OR BL4CK A.ID WHITE . ' We don't uncltrst•nd the workl We don't uncltrstancl lot. But we do · ler and Sal Maglle Thursday were named u the llarliJI8 pitchers for Sunday's second annual old timers came at Anaheim Stadllun. Magtie 1rill open for Fred Raney's National League All· Stirs, while Feller will start fur Casey Stengel'e American ANTENNAS; , . ' ! ~~~1111!-~~~~~;;;; STARTING PITCHERS ANAHEIM IUPl) -Bob Fel· ACC.ES$0RIES: 'CLEANING against~ the double eUmlnaUnn tourney. 0 Ohio TO MAKE •••• m:: 0:.:::: ~ called ... lnlha eventng. Middleport, New Ha-fen WE ll4VE A CONFESSION Syracuse 'The lu!;J;J;t lndlll and Pakl•tan are both republics wltb!D the ' British Commonwealth of Nations. w; ' •n~were ~Y fea~rl.a~ . (Upon M:an::\:a sent to Tidewater on June 23 • waa hi!IIJI8 .310 with seven homeraand45runsballedlnln te gam11 for the IL farm club wtnnlngpltcber,aUowtnaonly3 hill Tllursday at 5:30 11M! · to '"'"~!!>••' 1.Mis!Jn it'!'!, ·~eroy s .M..,.., second came . 2-HOUR Ed d~ ~~'L'-~6.'~~ • ~~- 1~~ Gl~ :.:':fa~~lhDugan u,; 1 ~~-*jj,;; t. ceeds Edward J. 81.-ke whohaabeenlllllledcllno:'lilr"c student actiVIties at Colby followtna three yean .. bel(d coach. , pitched a no-bitter w.we r ce e orge 0100 wltb teammates backed him wllh 11 leaving for two wee0 Y hils 11M! Marines. Ru''-~· ~. ba~jD Cheshire in a tournament game first r of Svracllso ll-8. Rlghlhander Kranepool from Tldewaler 8 1 '" f Mlddl port the International Leque to Doug Acree 0 ...e bls epla Mlk J who is M~~~~· ';.!"!,'lr.' K~l'l";; ~ee tw~ · ·1.-~ftt;:;:~ ~.-· ~~-~~- 1~'iii';::_.L,il',s'..,ij;· ,f tiiii'U · 'ftJ~ . ,.., ~UIIomandMr.&DdMn .:; · .• "i.;L • • . · ::~~m~~;~~ ELECTRIC HEAT ""' :tc-u ~~de wf· been named head coach at Colby College. KRANEPOOL RECAlLED NEWYORK(UPl)-TheNew Thursda recalled · IIINII tbl New and hit batters and Yark Jill at WlnaaD-8alelDd, Francine of Hollon Ohio, Mr. Howard, Wosh 90; Oliva, Mlnn walked ..ven 10 hurllnB bla · - · .... ., .... ,.....,. ,.. - . - . . . , . N.C .. San Pruc~ lD Donald• PI 01 lO; Oliver, KC 79. masterpiece . ...... --··• to play the Olllep n..-... •·• - · · • "'-·eland-'-• 8 t Tampa, ll'la. and Mrl. .,.... Pitdlino defeated Syracuse In . ...,.........., IIAioldtllte'fevw. .,_,_ ""''Lciala ';""II DIDNr IDCI Atbenl, Mr. and Mrl. Ge«ge Seaver. NY ""''" of the tour lboOi iiPJii iii " ' : ' • also Jolt Ita ,._a at MliiDI. ' · Clrcle dl.::r:;. ofJ!! NltiouiLn~uo: 1 r'flue 4 -e· , Cln ~.34;INtiona:W~!~"'Bench, ~-ez Cin 36; H. Aor«<, All DJ..,., r;,...;, St.L 33; Williams, TonJ"ftPN CU.) - r- D "" NEW HEAD COACH TERVILLE Maine ( _:Achard L. Whlbnore Jr. 'IIO,.,e ·Snnrfs .311 ,'Jill ::' Ge«ge Modrock got tbe ~~::, ~~.n~p;~y' .312 ChiAtMrlcon 32 Loaguo: Killebrew, ftllnn 36; Yaotrzemoki, Bos Howard, Wash 31: Powell, Ball 21; Oliver, KC 24. Runo Boflld tn Notionol LlogUI: Bench. Cln 1151 Perez. Cln 114; H. Aaron, All 103; Williams, Chi 101: Allen. St.L 99. ::0::~.~· f Booton p.m. V:alker 9-31 2, 6 Boston at Oakland p.m. Saturclly'• oome1 k Los Ang at Chicago, 2 Kansas City ot New ar Son Diego.,, Pitts Mlnn at 8os 2. doy·nlle Son Fran at St. Louis, night !Only games !ICheduled) MontroaletHousion · New York at Afla, night ' Phlla at Cinci, nlaht ~15?:.1 £"o::,';.:E£'-9 $:~..."'\:1'.: :='.".::!.':::...,~ 1S,:O.Il' :J:5 ms ~l Acree T..,;n, lnqle 1'11111 6-5) ~~~:Att.L :~: ~ l~ :~ ~:'12-f~~d 110 442 73 lCI .324 uriclecl Brldg epor New II II Frank Beard _,u'IIDOIIIIll at 73, and IS . .., jam Open cbaJil· Ia Trevino Sam be •wv " SUn comes the pure ~· beer . ' ~ ' ' �,, '. 0 Cl\a~lelo 0 ~- . . LlliiiOII,' . 0 ' •• 0 CMI'~1' '·• folaisnl~!~ ' ~~_!.,.;~! . a a.onna v ""' ,,,... '""""'• lhe Charles Blake, Thursday. Mr• ...., l>fl'l. Mrs. Salser cl Racine called &:r, ~·· Vandora Knlghtq day. Dlnnlr guesls Sunday Bonk FIN!nclng EasrTorma Ac:Ciipt Trade-In . All P- .Avallabla I Wftool ':'"'.. S.leil ·a.· Serv. of"'!· and Mrs . .Charles Lawson were their 1100, Mr. and Mrs. Bob La!fpon B!ld children. . Mr. ••d Mrs. -RU118ell Roush tnd' children spent an evening with Mrs. Edna Roush, Mrs. Gladys Shields and Mr. and Mrs. Ott ~ton at Racine. M~. and-M~. Dana Lewis ol Clifton, W. Va., spent Wed· nesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush. Mrs. Vandora Knlg~ting, Mrs. Harold Bird, Mrs. Herbert Roush, MJ:s: l,arry O'Brien, Unda and Carol and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons called al the Ewing Funeral Home to pay the respect to the late Mrs. Russell POW! . Cline. _ a ·~ . 1 Mr: and ¥l'J. llerberl: ~ · · were ·~lon at Belpre ~Mf. and Mrl. 1\oger,· V••••I rf Racine' Callecl' ·011 .~Sunday, Mr. and~. 0 / lefl for a vacaUon at VIrginia Beach. ' '. -n Mr. 8nd Mn. RU118eU ~. Nancy,. ~on, Cindy, ~ward ''· and David, and ROnnie RI!IMII " of Mkldleport spent llullday 'a~ Old Man's Cave. · Mrs. Charles Bogge11 returned lx>me Friday . !tool Holzer Medical Center. ·· · Mr. and Mrs. James Sayre~ Kanauga and Mr,. Dona~\~ ' Payne cf PlneU. Pal'k, Fla,; . spent Th~~ with' flfr· and Mrs. Herbei't!layre and Da91d1 ' Ml'l.·Anna Wlnei and J~ . anll Karen· of Racine Mr.:&nit· Mrs. Grimm and chlidren of Colqmbus called on Mrs. Kate Rowe and &da Satutdaf evening. · . Mr. and Mrs. Don H~p and soos enjoyed a vacation at Shawnee State Park at Perismooth. Mr. and Mrl. Clarence lllii'P of Marietta spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp and Mr. s. and Mrs. Arnold Hupp. The Clarence Hupps will move to ',o 0 . Mijnbart; JOIJI~~t.eBertba Parker' "'"' Diener' l!lr!IJA · Snlllh, f' 1ofcEihlnn'1· i Mr~. lkl~rt Mi'l. Jama Daniell, Mn. ' Harold' . Sa'~r, . Mra. !lUSh ~. ~. ~IM Jolr•. Wllbee, of Eusene E*e"', Mrta. ......~.. Hudson,- Ada $1a~lt. fotta. J11Mt1 Slack, Mta. Olarlel Sllml!s; and Mrl. Jennie_8lle Rulli, Cleveland Jla)' Bo<~d The pelt meetq wUl be In the caftteria of tbe bolpltalon Pblllp Sejlt. !A. . . "'"!.' Larry Middletfort Personal ai:sou.ACiiNtiQru:·s.•- Wild Notes Veterans• Given Party Thursday Soeia1 ' ' . , . ~k at Heath,. ~ '/Calen;,ar· · ~ Dr • ' ' under the cmtract of rn,m. ftuoAY !' , • lbla,.. . ' Property . News, Events CHURCH NEWS The Apple Grove United Methodist Church was beauUfuUy decorated Tuesday evening with arrangements of cut flowers and lighted candles when they were helOt to the ~tart FaDs and East Letarl 0 Join the SChool Crowd 'Bulova ' :McDaniel-frederick ~ Wedding Vows Read -~ .. wilha Wew · Mr. arid Mrs, Jerry Frederick . I' . r;:=:::=====;-, Meigs .. WoQPen r:· 0 apbker at lilf .ti:Jo' J!.lll, 'lfOI'fhlP llef'fllii (i :ibe ' Heath , .Lt.UREL ,ClJIPF Bettlr Unl"d,, fo!ethOdlll .9Jiur~~~ IIIWth Club, 1:101'11day,IICillle ~· or ~ :wellinan cblaU,.j ~· llcl!l~;~ of ibii ~toteatureifuleaotlbe f01'111et ~ ~' II,. }Joly lAnd. · · · pr~essor tt the e,ltbolie MARY SHRINE, Wbite Un•.verlll~ lq ,W~. itf:, . Shrine of Jerusalem; anJIUI II¥ wife and ~ ~ ~· lamlly .n-1·c .... p- Fri•·· vfl!.tlnil wilb '"~~' .,C!I!Ilil,. llflr. ~.. '~:.. .... ...,., anil Mri. Chlltli!!l G~li'.OI ~City Shrine Club Puk, Wellatoo lllld l!lldcllePort, and . SATU,RDAY her grandmother, Jofnl, W~ter OUTSIDE DANCE party, Ito Hayes. 11:30 p.m. Pomeroy Tennis Court, Emceed by The Jays. The phrase "A·l" wu flnt SUNDAY ANNUAL EBLIN reunion, used by lJoyd's of Londcla. Sunday, park on new R011te 33 oo right traveling aoutb towards POII)eroy. Basket dlnnel', I p.m. REUNION of families of I Abraham and Mary WDI Bahr as frcm Wlnlleld to Heudeim. 'lbll ·' · ttuuell · lfctlltyrt• Wui)JnCWf1 D. C,'II.QI- , _ Sunday at Forked Run Lake, buket dlnnel' at noon. Apple Grove 992-3308 ' • 'Park. sons. 10%0 ' ~IIIII Mrs. Don Hupp lOOk her aunt, Miss Ada Rowe, to Pomeroy Monday. Mr. and Mrl. Clyde HoHner of Ashland spent two days witb Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp and ALL Lawn Boy Mowers In Stock , ,R~, ~y ~~L~~ Norwalk soon. PRICES ' " ·' Service Women'sinstaUation Society ofservice. Christian ,-~=:::.:;";":;:~~~~~~-, "NOI'Sit CGIJI.V I The Apple Grove Wcmen's Pu 1)IJC Society presidenl, Mrs. Roy Buck, opened tbe service with a welcome to the visiting societies. The opening song was "The Church's One Foundatioo," with Mrs. Marlene Fishel' at the plano. Responsive reading, "Christian Service," followed. Prayer was given by WMHINGTON- u. s. REP. ROIII!:I'T TUT m., J\.Qblo, M~. Dolly Wolle. A song, 'lbllrsdaJ voted to &>etdde l'relldeat . N!zaa'l veto of, lbe "Jesus cans Us," was sung 88 educatlllll ajijJiOJOCiaiklls btU, but lbell Wted IP- qnrrtclq ::une:.:if::.1:d ~ l(im)n'netoolthe llld Urbu Dev~ln!'W'Ide.nt Ololen U:. PURIM A •• ,.falls Sweet potatoes are gmm In Japan for drying and for the manufacture of starch and alcobol, according to Encyclopaedia Brtlanntca. . ' - - - - - - - - - ' ,ait CROW and GO! on foalo at Purina the IT'S SUMMEITIMI ANO the Horse YHI UVING IS Research Center, for the benelll of your foals. Now WY . . . available al our store. SU-PPLY ENJOY 39fWifM,,INlSTREET, 992·216-HOMEROY,O. THE'STOllE WITH "ALL KINDS OF SniFF;. fOil PElS- StABLES - LARGE AND SMAU ANIMALS . Quasar™ Color TV '0 NEW '71 MODELS Hot Lunch Counter Ailntlrale . fi• '· byMOIOIIeLA" With__ The ~ In f Drawer COLOR TV Console Model WU170EW ' Conll!mporal)l S!yl/llf Trim-looking abinet with Walnut grain vinyl fused to duraj)le hanlboild. Viny( surface shruls off spilh, stolns and seols oot dirt. Wipes dean with dlmp doth. · All solid state except lor higll volt~~• ~lfoer tube. S3l'o" wide, 30~" hi&fl, 17V." deep lldd 41fo" NOW WRH i• NMZifiG lor lUbe ap). MJ,aa ·· olUUUl . 0 ' eodi ' 0 • • PIG PRicEs ' FOR 'f l' .'stAlL ' "' .· . ·'495 ; ' .-' ~~ 'p ~ •\.I &.TV. --~ . ,I AM, •. �,, '. 0 Cl\a~lelo 0 ~- . . LlliiiOII,' . 0 ' •• 0 CMI'~1' '·• folaisnl~!~ ' ~~_!.,.;~! . a a.onna v ""' ,,,... '""""'• lhe Charles Blake, Thursday. Mr• ...., l>fl'l. Mrs. Salser cl Racine called &:r, ~·· Vandora Knlghtq day. Dlnnlr guesls Sunday Bonk FIN!nclng EasrTorma Ac:Ciipt Trade-In . All P- .Avallabla I Wftool ':'"'.. S.leil ·a.· Serv. of"'!· and Mrs . .Charles Lawson were their 1100, Mr. and Mrs. Bob La!fpon B!ld children. . Mr. ••d Mrs. -RU118ell Roush tnd' children spent an evening with Mrs. Edna Roush, Mrs. Gladys Shields and Mr. and Mrs. Ott ~ton at Racine. M~. and-M~. Dana Lewis ol Clifton, W. Va., spent Wed· nesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush. Mrs. Vandora Knlg~ting, Mrs. Harold Bird, Mrs. Herbert Roush, MJ:s: l,arry O'Brien, Unda and Carol and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons called al the Ewing Funeral Home to pay the respect to the late Mrs. Russell POW! . Cline. _ a ·~ . 1 Mr: and ¥l'J. llerberl: ~ · · were ·~lon at Belpre ~Mf. and Mrl. 1\oger,· V••••I rf Racine' Callecl' ·011 .~Sunday, Mr. and~. 0 / lefl for a vacaUon at VIrginia Beach. ' '. -n Mr. 8nd Mn. RU118eU ~. Nancy,. ~on, Cindy, ~ward ''· and David, and ROnnie RI!IMII " of Mkldleport spent llullday 'a~ Old Man's Cave. · Mrs. Charles Bogge11 returned lx>me Friday . !tool Holzer Medical Center. ·· · Mr. and Mrs. James Sayre~ Kanauga and Mr,. Dona~\~ ' Payne cf PlneU. Pal'k, Fla,; . spent Th~~ with' flfr· and Mrs. Herbei't!layre and Da91d1 ' Ml'l.·Anna Wlnei and J~ . anll Karen· of Racine Mr.:&nit· Mrs. Grimm and chlidren of Colqmbus called on Mrs. Kate Rowe and &da Satutdaf evening. · . Mr. and Mrs. Don H~p and soos enjoyed a vacation at Shawnee State Park at Perismooth. Mr. and Mrl. Clarence lllii'P of Marietta spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp and Mr. s. and Mrs. Arnold Hupp. The Clarence Hupps will move to ',o 0 . Mijnbart; JOIJI~~t.eBertba Parker' "'"' Diener' l!lr!IJA · Snlllh, f' 1ofcEihlnn'1· i Mr~. lkl~rt Mi'l. Jama Daniell, Mn. ' Harold' . Sa'~r, . Mra. !lUSh ~. ~. ~IM Jolr•. Wllbee, of Eusene E*e"', Mrta. ......~.. Hudson,- Ada $1a~lt. fotta. J11Mt1 Slack, Mta. Olarlel Sllml!s; and Mrl. Jennie_8lle Rulli, Cleveland Jla)' Bo<~d The pelt meetq wUl be In the caftteria of tbe bolpltalon Pblllp Sejlt. !A. . . "'"!.' Larry Middletfort Personal ai:sou.ACiiNtiQru:·s.•- Wild Notes Veterans• Given Party Thursday Soeia1 ' ' . , . ~k at Heath,. ~ '/Calen;,ar· · ~ Dr • ' ' under the cmtract of rn,m. ftuoAY !' , • lbla,.. . ' Property . News, Events CHURCH NEWS The Apple Grove United Methodist Church was beauUfuUy decorated Tuesday evening with arrangements of cut flowers and lighted candles when they were helOt to the ~tart FaDs and East Letarl 0 Join the SChool Crowd 'Bulova ' :McDaniel-frederick ~ Wedding Vows Read -~ .. wilha Wew · Mr. arid Mrs, Jerry Frederick . I' . r;:=:::=====;-, Meigs .. WoQPen r:· 0 apbker at lilf .ti:Jo' J!.lll, 'lfOI'fhlP llef'fllii (i :ibe ' Heath , .Lt.UREL ,ClJIPF Bettlr Unl"d,, fo!ethOdlll .9Jiur~~~ IIIWth Club, 1:101'11day,IICillle ~· or ~ :wellinan cblaU,.j ~· llcl!l~;~ of ibii ~toteatureifuleaotlbe f01'111et ~ ~' II,. }Joly lAnd. · · · pr~essor tt the e,ltbolie MARY SHRINE, Wbite Un•.verlll~ lq ,W~. itf:, . Shrine of Jerusalem; anJIUI II¥ wife and ~ ~ ~· lamlly .n-1·c .... p- Fri•·· vfl!.tlnil wilb '"~~' .,C!I!Ilil,. llflr. ~.. '~:.. .... ...,., anil Mri. Chlltli!!l G~li'.OI ~City Shrine Club Puk, Wellatoo lllld l!lldcllePort, and . SATU,RDAY her grandmother, Jofnl, W~ter OUTSIDE DANCE party, Ito Hayes. 11:30 p.m. Pomeroy Tennis Court, Emceed by The Jays. The phrase "A·l" wu flnt SUNDAY ANNUAL EBLIN reunion, used by lJoyd's of Londcla. Sunday, park on new R011te 33 oo right traveling aoutb towards POII)eroy. Basket dlnnel', I p.m. REUNION of families of I Abraham and Mary WDI Bahr as frcm Wlnlleld to Heudeim. 'lbll ·' · ttuuell · lfctlltyrt• Wui)JnCWf1 D. C,'II.QI- , _ Sunday at Forked Run Lake, buket dlnnel' at noon. Apple Grove 992-3308 ' • 'Park. sons. 10%0 ' ~IIIII Mrs. Don Hupp lOOk her aunt, Miss Ada Rowe, to Pomeroy Monday. Mr. and Mrl. Clyde HoHner of Ashland spent two days witb Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp and ALL Lawn Boy Mowers In Stock , ,R~, ~y ~~L~~ Norwalk soon. PRICES ' " ·' Service Women'sinstaUation Society ofservice. Christian ,-~=:::.:;";":;:~~~~~~-, "NOI'Sit CGIJI.V I The Apple Grove Wcmen's Pu 1)IJC Society presidenl, Mrs. Roy Buck, opened tbe service with a welcome to the visiting societies. The opening song was "The Church's One Foundatioo," with Mrs. Marlene Fishel' at the plano. Responsive reading, "Christian Service," followed. Prayer was given by WMHINGTON- u. s. REP. ROIII!:I'T TUT m., J\.Qblo, M~. Dolly Wolle. A song, 'lbllrsdaJ voted to &>etdde l'relldeat . N!zaa'l veto of, lbe "Jesus cans Us," was sung 88 educatlllll ajijJiOJOCiaiklls btU, but lbell Wted IP- qnrrtclq ::une:.:if::.1:d ~ l(im)n'netoolthe llld Urbu Dev~ln!'W'Ide.nt Ololen U:. PURIM A •• ,.falls Sweet potatoes are gmm In Japan for drying and for the manufacture of starch and alcobol, according to Encyclopaedia Brtlanntca. . ' - - - - - - - - - ' ,ait CROW and GO! on foalo at Purina the IT'S SUMMEITIMI ANO the Horse YHI UVING IS Research Center, for the benelll of your foals. Now WY . . . available al our store. SU-PPLY ENJOY 39fWifM,,INlSTREET, 992·216-HOMEROY,O. THE'STOllE WITH "ALL KINDS OF SniFF;. fOil PElS- StABLES - LARGE AND SMAU ANIMALS . Quasar™ Color TV '0 NEW '71 MODELS Hot Lunch Counter Ailntlrale . fi• '· byMOIOIIeLA" With__ The ~ In f Drawer COLOR TV Console Model WU170EW ' Conll!mporal)l S!yl/llf Trim-looking abinet with Walnut grain vinyl fused to duraj)le hanlboild. Viny( surface shruls off spilh, stolns and seols oot dirt. Wipes dean with dlmp doth. · All solid state except lor higll volt~~• ~lfoer tube. S3l'o" wide, 30~" hi&fl, 17V." deep lldd 41fo" NOW WRH i• NMZifiG lor lUbe ap). MJ,aa ·· olUUUl . 0 ' eodi ' 0 • • PIG PRicEs ' FOR 'f l' .'stAlL ' "' .· . ·'495 ; ' .-' ~~ 'p ~ •\.I &.TV. --~ . ,I AM, •. �\ ' , . ' t" ' ' I<"' choir rehearsal , 7 30 p. m. ThursdaY. Mrs . Paul Nease, director." Thursday all day Busy Bee quilting Party in church social room~ , POMEROY 'HURCH OF THE NAZAR,ENE - Comor I'Oiiil!liOY FIRST BAPTIST -Robert Kuhn, pastor. George Skinner, Sunday School sup! Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.. morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; BVF, 6 p. m.; Bible Sl\ldy Wednesday 7 p. m , choir pracllcs, Wed .. 8:30 p. m. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN - The ltev. Arthur C. Lund. pastor. Sundar, School, • : 30 a. m,, worsh P service, 1D: 30 a. m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· TIST CHAPEL -220 E. Main, Pomeroy, affiliated with S.B.C. Rev. George Bryant, pastor, Union and Mulberry. Rev Hershel p m direcl~r. Clyde v. ~son. pastor Sunday School 9:30 a. m.. Raymond Walburn , s.upt Morning wor•hlp 10:30 a m.. Evening ~o~rvlce7:30 p. m. Midweek service, Wednesday, 7 30 p PACE EPISCOPAL- Rev Stanley Plallenburg, minister Morning prayer and sermOI). 10.30 a. m McClure, Sunday School superintendent Sunday School, 9:30 a. m , Worship service, 10:30 a m , Evening worship, 7:30p. m. Wednesday, praler meeting and Bible '''l-~~E~gym POMEROY.CHESTER UNITED METHODIST oRober I R Card, pa•lor. Holy communiOI) • Pomeroy - Worship. 10:30 a. and sermon. !Irs! Sunday$, m.. Church School, 9· 15 o. m ; 10 30 a. m Church school, kmdergarten through etghtt) grade, 10:30 a. m. · POMEROY CHUJICM OF CHRIST - Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., pastor. Bible School, 9· 30a m., worship, 10· 30'; a dull worship service and veuiiQ peoples meeling, both''7.30-p. m. Son· Frank Vaughan , superln tendenl Chester worship, 9 a. m., Church School, 10 a. m , RO!Ier Epple, sup!. Sl:VENTH DAY ADVENT TIST - Pomeroy, Mulberry Hgls. Herbert Morgan, pastor. Sabbath School, Saturday, 2 p. "' •. worJhlp, 3:15 p, m. Dorcas day Wednesday, combined .,oc,etv, 10a m. eachThursday. Bible study and prayer meetono. 7 30 p. m. MIDDLEPORT THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray 5 Winmg, officer In charge Sunday, 10 a m • FIRST UNitED PRES. Holiness meeting ; 10:30 a m BYTERlAN. Middleport- Rev. Sunday School. Young People's Russell Lester, pastor. Sunday Legion, 7 p. m ; Thursday, 1 to 3 School9 30 a. m. , Lewis Sauer, p m., Ladles Home League , 7 supt , worship service 10·30 Evening nesday prayer m -tHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENT MlddlfiRO!'I, Rev, Audry Miller, pasfor; Floyd carson, sup! Sunday school, 9 30 o.m.; Morning wor· ship, 10.30 o.m. ; iunlor mlety. 6 30 p.m.; NYPS 6:45 p Sunday evangelistic meeting, 7 30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Ml DDLEPORT FiRST E~:~~~~ BAPTIST -Ch•riOOI W Slm""" Fl pastor. Fred Hollman, Sun. m. HEMLOCK GROVE day School Supt. Sunday Church School, 9 15 a. m. , CHRISTIAN - Jamll Smith, Morning worship, 10 15 a. m. pastor, ~oy Domlgljo, supf. Sunday Bible sludy h9ur 7· 30 p. Morning service, 9:~ · •.m. i Sunday School. 10 a.m. Prayei' m. Sunday. 4·30 p. m.• game meeting, Wednesday; 8 p.li\. lime for youth. Wednesday evening prayer service, 7:30. ' SILVlR RUN FREE WILL MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - BAPfiST Rev. "udlll Middleport, corner of Fourth Atkins, pastor. Carroll Mal· and Main St. Roberl Jackson, thews, Sunday School Supt. pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. Schoool, 10 a. m.; m.; Morning worship 10:30 a. Sunday Worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer m.; Arnold Richards, Supt. Thursday, 7:30 p. m. CHURCH OF CHRISt,• Mid· meeting, CHESTER CHURCH OF dleporl, 5th and Maon Raullln GOD - The Rev. Gilbert Moyer, pastor Thomas Kelly, Spencer, pastor. Sunday School Sunday School sup!. Bible 9 30 a . m.; worship service, 11 School , 9 30 a m.; morning a. m ~ evening worship, 7:30 worship, 10 ~ 30 a m., evening worship, 7. 30 p. m.. DravP.r Prayer servlte and youth service. Thursday, 7. 30 p. m. service 7 p m Wednesday . Monthly sings, first Sunday, 2 p. m. ' ' 9 30 a m , morning worship, 10 30 a m , youth meeting, 1 p APpIe Grove NeWS EVent-e .... ' ·, ' . ; FRIENDLY amRCH Sundlt ~ -- ..- ~~ Shook and three dlllilrta . - . ~t1o the Letart r.au..Mlkenilon Charge. Rev. lliCMik ,llled lbe pulpit at lbe llet.n·'M Ch1irch &indly Mi!'Bf. tJ¥ was lbe loriner DUW at'WIUihlre. • - . QlllfCh.Of The Naurene 556 Btiech St. ' ' • , ,, !' •, ,, I 11:30 ._ 13 "His Mainly IYKH!t,'' Burt IJlnct•ler FRIDAY 1:30- 13, "Bend o1 Angola:• I I I ~ I I ' ¥iiM :C.: :;..,,,f.' _.... Tau, too, co• f111d 0111 wlto-.r you ,...,_llfl rlgltt wlttre yw - ......... ........, ..... ' m·- . " < ......, 7 ' I With the hope It will. In some measurer foster atld help sustain that wh'ch Is -' good In family and community life, this' ",ature Is ,sp6nsored by the bysl'l"ss firms and organizations whose nam~!S appear below. WILUS ANlHONY ' .PLUMBING ANDHEATING ....~M.Q .• ' ..... -- - st. HEINER'S,BMbY l ' GOEGI!IN READY MIX' al. 811 kers of Good Bread 1-juntlngton. W. Va. '1 MARK VSTORE Middleport,lllhlo ,, ~;U Middleport M$. RfOODuNER ' ,, MJ~dleport, Olio IMMiGS . ' Sales- Allis Chalmers- Service Farm · Industrial· Lawn. Garclert Tuppers Plains· · 66il-3435 ' DGMIGAN SOHIO STADON, ' ' Pomeroy Warsl'llps Togetl!er RACINE FOQQ ·MARKEr. , 'I'M Store with A ' Racine .··~ . . . J; 8 8fol8. tll'lt . ,., • • p;.;r-..;;w; ~~~g~~!~~~~~~ ~~~h~=J,!!'n'l·.~~~i ~;;.~~s~~~~:~~:i:: l;uesday veoi!!9J at 1 p. m.. Q 0 ~~~: ~~::~h:~~~':~ prayer and Sll>le M~LTAHOTWDqoTDSR Slurl:. · NITED " lo ' ev. William pastor, Robert Eason, sup!. Sunday School at 10 a. m., Worship service at 11 a. m. Prayer meefllljl Thursday, 8 p. m UNION BAPTIST Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday seliool st,tpi.;Joe Sayre. Sunday . ~ ; 45 a .m. ; Su'V!I:r. worship, 7:30. , and Sible study, AI•...,, MT. ,it ~ i I 11:J IJ :1 J·J ~~~~ IJ Jt ~~~~~!~~ .. ~!~~~!~ .. ~!~!~!~'-~!! .. ~~~!~!~!!! ~ Christ in Chnstian Union - w~Jek service, Wednesday, 7·30 Rev O'Dell Manley, pastor p. m. Guy Sayre, sup! .. evening service, 7:30 Tuesday Bible study, 7·30 p. m Thursday evenongprayermeellng, 7. 30p m Sunday evening youth services, 6:30 wilh Roger ! J iJII I I • I --~---------~-~-------------~---------------·----------------------·---------------------~--- of all, our family found a ntw ~h,idJ harne - 111110111, polplf ', ..,.,comw Ul keel- fllep lrwtd God., ~llfw••,. wt 1J11 111 our countrr, ft.o,. I• alwoy• a <llv"h wlleN, WI . .n worlltlp :Willi otlttf ,..,,., ,, , ,, a,;, r IJDitecl llretbren Olwch, has been auljned to Wllleblre, Oblo, -.1 lbe JIIIY, and loin. I, !'Tilt Plreltll of .30 - .'' , • ws2's AMND A bart •· , TI!~IDAY 9•110 ,... , t, Operation Am· sttrdam/ ' Ptttr Finch l ···~~---··~~~~~---"N~~~~~~.4~~·-···~-~~ B1ble study and prayer service, Worship service, 10:30 a. m.; Morning Worship and coni. mun Ion, 10:30 a. m.; Sur)day evening youth Chrlotlan En. deavor • 6 p. m. • Worship ser. vices, 7 p. m.; Wednesday evening , pr_.y~~; meeting and Bible •1udy, 7:30 P m. Sf. JOftN lUTHERAN - ' Pine Grove, R.ev . Gerold DonoiJue, . . Herbener,. pastor. Sunday Rev cancUin: Menzel Smllh school, H . m,; Church service, ...-' 01 lbe. Letart F~Jk Slack, ' 11:30-,l3,"Siakeouton Dope StrHI, At»y Delton :eo:•• Wednesday, 7 30 p m. Phone Glenna Felly, Sunday School 773 5133. Supt. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; HARTFORD CHURCH OF Sundayev~nln;,7 : 30p.m.Mid· L E T worship A R T ' 7•30 u Npj Tmi; o evening METHODIST CHURCH -First and second Sundays, preachi1X at 8 'P· m.; Third •and four ·.Wirid, '1· Dorotfly Malont ' A11d that'• lllo way ~ ••,..,..,. . •. ~ . . ' ' Our •tlth~ra , ope-' thifi:lr ~..~, 1o · u1. Our Hyi ..W-,~ ,,~1 frlellfl1 hom~ with tllern to play ClfiCI •om;tlrnu 1o tal dln~r. ,. Prayer meeting, each alendent. m., Dell; Talbot, superln· Thursday, 7:30 f:m Sunday evening service. :30. ZION CHURCH OF CHRISt - Pomeroy · Harrlsonvllle Road. John Weboter, paotor; .• ~EhNESDAY \ Clirk Gtblt, Yvonne DtC.rto 9: OOJ;- t, "Tht VIOitnl ~It/' Cfllrlton Helton, Anne Bixler 11 : 30 - 13, "Dtak Sol# ~~lne Hepburn, S!Jtnw SATURDAY 9:0D - 3, 'ABy Love P011HIId," ltrlm Zlmballst 11!05 - 13, "Time Trevslers" and "MtlrMa~ Monllw" 11<45 - 3, "Mystary Sub· morlne/' Edw•d Judd 111 . m. - I, "The Htrdtr Thty Fall,'' Humj>hrey llagart Na,.U auured Dcnrlo ond T0111my jJillt -1111 doy did f!Ot lft41Citi t!J;; Iiicl of /1ft for Ul. ,Ill, f~, WI WON II~ fol ... tD ,,. lftfl of tiJe tafflt. MaiJI( ~l~j!IJI -v(fl IIIII h a'!'UIId us. qf cou'"- ajf our oamo lavorlto p10plo . • , *Item Mil will ~ 011 f.r,ir(g ,lh~li w, ' don't - them • , • IIW .l.W lrf•liii w'"- woufd find <P'kic.l /11 ·our lltle't. ; . , •, 1300 •' • . .' ' ' r i ' ' I.e Sunday School, 9·30a. m .. Rev Greg,· Jeff and Paul, of Houston, Mn.. Sally Savqe Ia on · Texas, spent a week's vacation v-Uon from her employmeDI with Mr. and . Mrs. Ray at Veterans Memorial H01pital. Hayman. Mr and Mrs Roy DonOhue Frank Varian and Emmett tootiheir~,Markand Varian of East Liverpool visited Douciu Oonolrue, to Circleville Mrs. iva Orr, local, and Robert SUnday to lbe home of Mr and Varian , al Dorcas. Mrs ltayReielrJ&erwbere.lbey . I by lbefr pareDfa, Mr , were"'" and Mrs. Getqe Donoblje wbo them to lbeir home In Holiness Unto The returned , ....-.... """""'"'"· Lord Jeff DonOhue cl OolwllbUa 1pent lbe weekend with Ilia parenll, folr, "-1 Mra. I1o7 ');:1' ~ ~;, T!I,E~DAV ,,1or~f ~ Sco!' MASON COUNTY s;:· '·CI~f!o" 'MONO~ .~rllllCII fj~-~ 3 1 3, ""VICkl" J . ~•i . Rldill' d ,8iioli. Hn~ . " 'I·1' Oi'·~' . ,, ''Wrt~ ' 0 01 ' " , ,.. . , on, ....,. .,... m each month -ltal. . 9;110- 3. "4 Cler and' Pr'""l · ~ " Htl Holbrook Humphre~'~ort , • 11•30-1~, h'T.I!* Chgon Trail.'' 11 : ~0 - ..J!b11 Elopamtnt,V. •) frtll MM;~rty SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THENAZARENE-Rev.M.C. Mr. and Mrs Bill Lewis and Lanmore, pastor Bob Moore. Sunday diMer guests of Mr. Greg, Jeff and Paul, Houston, Sunday School Sup! Sunday and Mrs Jesse Anderson were Tex ., Mr . and Mrs Ray School, classesforallagas, 9:30 Mrs. Benny Boggess and soo, Hayman, local, enjoyed a o. m.; morning worship, 10 45, NYPS Sunday, 6· 30 p. m.; Norma Klml and Jean Wayne' barbecue SaturdaY evenmg aI Manley, youth leader. evangelistic service, Sunday, Jamll, Mra. Uoyd Sayre and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill 7 30 p.m Mid -week prayer Chad of Minersville. Hayman al Racme. MASON CHURCH OF meehng, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. M d Mr M'ke H CHRIST- John Steele, paslor Msslonary meeting, second Mr. and Mrs. DaVI'd Taylor s. 1 ayman Worship, 10 am; Bible study, Wednesday, 7:30 0 , m. r. an and family, Paula and Sandra and baby of Colwnbus visited 11 :15 a.m, evening worship, - ~~ 0 c K s p R 1NG s Taylor, all of Colwnbus spent a lheor grandparents , Mr and 7 30 p.m Mld·week service. METHODIST - Rev. Richard weekend with their parents, Mr. Mrs Ra Ha Saturda Wednesday, 7' 30 P m Pumfhrey, pastor, Harold · y yman , y. GRAH E E and Mrs. Leo Taylor. Mrs. Edward Morr.., Erin AM UNIT D M TH. Bloc slon, superintendent . b p ODIST CHURCH - Preaching Morning worship, 9 30 a.m .. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Warner an d J ason, of Ed10 oro, a.,are 9 30 a m, first and second church achool, 10:15 a.m .; &-. llldMn.FloJdNcnlswere spend10g a week with Mr. and Sundays of each month ; third evanlng warship, 7:30 p.m.; Ia l'llkaaburg Wedllllday to Mrs. Alex Wheeler and Bill. and fourth Sundays each month, MYF, 6 p.m. Prayer meeting • 11111r lllltlr loin. Hoyt The annual Stover reunion worshop service at 7· 30 p. m and Bible Study, Wednesday, ,1 ' d I , _ Wednesday evenings at 7:30, 7 30 m. A mlnlstrallve wbo u erweo was held at the East ~..elart Prayer and Bible Sludr COuncl tiro! Monday, 7:30 ~.ml m.; Youth , Jl'eriUJOn, IW. . J at St. Joilepb CQurchbaaementSundaydue to MASON FIRST BAPTIST - - EDEN UNITED BRETHREN Stud~, 'fllursday, 8 m. Attending the 50th an· rain. '!'her~ were 82J)i'e8enl ·Harold E. Cunningham, Sr., IN CHRIST- Eldon R. Blake, S"C'l.tL"lmr.CHURCH nlver•arr_ of tile Slriens .......;.•• •~ pastor. Sundar_ Sc~JXII. 9: ~.Jl... llllilor .•~undJlxJs!l2!1~.1.lt.!!l-'- -m ... ~ · -·'R •ow - ~ n•i[ ----rm-ar"'PL'!It--- w -:t;~ . . . - ~I.M,IU ~"'?f"Nt:ftth)"Jeirvllr.11 a. wrnnre ..rcJfilnger, supt: ,..,... " w• ' 08\1, ~u" reun on a \.WJOOOn, • Va of Rachle spent Friday with m.. Wednesday, lralnlng union, ning sermdn, 11 a m., Evening School, 9: a. m., Ralph C,r, wereMr and Mrs. St. Clair Hill, lhe1r grandmother, Mrs. Bertha 7. 30 p. m.. Prayer and Bible '!..-vice c'rosllan Endeavor, supt. Worship service, 10:30 a . study, 8 IS p. m 7:30 p m. ; Mrs. Lyda m. and 7:30p.m. alternately. Letart Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Robmson Harold ROUBh of PorUand Mrs Mr and Mrs Lester Roush CHRIST IAN SCI EN)\' Chevalier, presldeo1't Son.f. P':Jyer meel~ng, ~"'ray, Raymond Hensler and' Mrs: have ·purchased the former Ott ~;~~e~t. a;u~~:,0 1 ~1 m.; ~~ce ;~;•":.:;,r,;:'· m. ev. ay tiles, Inez Hill, Albert Hlll Jr. of Boston farm at East Letart. Wednesdays, 7:30 p. m. All nesday, 7 30 p m Mrs. Mazie OLD DEXTER. CON· RactneandDellasHlllandJolm Paul and Jimmy Fife of welcome. Holsinger, class leader ~REGATIONAL CHURCH Hlll,local. . Kyger Creek visited w1th their POMEROY LOWER LIGHT ,t~ ::,r;d ~~~r.· ~~~'!'· Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell and grandparenta Mr and Mrs MEIGS COUNTY CHURCH-Harrisonville Roed, ·-hool · Sur ........ :ounoay ' . · Rev. Roy Taylor, pastor ; Henry "'" opl, ..,.... y School, Lerna spent Satun!ay evening ,FranCis Webb. Eblin, Sunday School Supt. 9:451. m. Church Servlcnflril with Mr. and Mra. Jim Bell at Weekehd guests of Mr . and A L F II ED UNITED Sunday School, 9 30 a m.; and third Sundays following Morrung Star. Mrs Robert Wood Waid METHODIST - Rev . Randy evenong worship, 7· 30 p. m.' Sunday SchoOl, Second and Mr. and Mrs Bulcll Donohlll! Johns . on and Debb••' Bostic Lavender, pastor. Sunday Prayer and prasle service, fourth Sallurday evenings, 8 p. · ~ school, 10.15 a.m. with Lloyd Thursday 7·~ m m serv ces. and baby of ltadnor spent a were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bootie Dillinger, supl ; worship ser. RACtN'e.'LETAIC WES LONG BOTTOM CHRIUIAN weekend with Mr. and Mrs. and fanuly of Dunbar W. Va vices, II · 25 with the lay LEY AN UNITED METHODIST. CHURCH - Mr. c.trl Turley, V Donohe ' ·• member to conference, Thelma R minister. Morning Services ernon w. Howard Johnson of Carrollon, Henderson, speaking. Women's aclne, W. Dale McClurg, 10 , 30 a.m . Sunday School 9, 30 Mrs. Flossie Church of Texas, Mrs. Gladys Goulding of Sotlety, Tuesday, 8 p m horne pa~tor. Sunday School, 9.30 a. a. m. Herman Schul, Supt. Mari<KI spent a weekend with New Haven W Va ol Nelloe Parker with Isola m.. Worship service, I0:30 a HYSELL RUN FRI!I!· ·• •--' · · Taylor as pro~ram leader. m. ; UMYF, .7 p. m. each Sun. METHODIST R L V Mr · and Mra · Marshall .....,.,,. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riebel day, Senior Choir practice, ev . . · · 11 11 and Raymond. . and Vanesaa and Mark of :::.;'";,'!,"f~r ~rv 1 ctm .. mid· Thursday, 7.30 . m.; Service ~~'l' ~. ": ~·. =~~ Mr. and Mrs. Brim of West Tucson Arizona and Mrs. Mie Guild. fourth ~y. 7:30 p. worshi'p • . ~ 'a iii . y .. ..,.. Vir · · ha ed · the ' ' m · Happy Hustlers Sunday ' ·· " --·• gl018 ve mov mto Pearson of Racine were dinner L 0 lit G B 0 T 'r School Class meelln fourth People's .service, 6:-45 p. m,; Russell Quillen residence. guests Thursday of Mr. and METHODIST_ Rev. Freefon~ Friday, 6 p. m , second ~vangelltjfc servlce,7:30 p. ~· Mr. and Mrs. Ear)f Roush Mrs. Roy Pearson. Norros, pastor Sunday School Friday, 7.30 p. m.; Official r~ermlii!flng, Jllufiday. 7· 30 speni'\Vednesdaywith Rev . and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cross 10 am , church servlcea, 1i Boarcf, ~l>nd Monday, 7:30 p. p. · ' · L Mrs. Bert O'Connor al and sons attended funeral am m.COMMUNIT Washington Court House · f their I Mr B~ARWALLDW RIDGE Y CHURCH at L. · services or aun ' s. CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ed- Dexter - Rev Joh,o Dill, Roger Mr. and Mrs. Lew.. Harns, Ethel Fry at the Foglesong ward White pastor Bible pastor. Sunday mornlll~ wor· School Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Harr... Funeral Home In Mason. Burial study, 9. 30 'a.m.; morning ship, 10 o.m. Worship sorvtces, 9· 30 David and Kenny, ,of Pomeroy was In Graham Station worship, 10:30; evening wor· J.o;:day and Sunday •venlngs, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Cemetery £hlp, 7 30 p.m. Wednesday, · p.m. Ray Hayman Mr a~d Mrs Francis Bible study, 7:30p.m. ST. PAUL'S UNITED . . METHODIST CHURC'H Mr.and Mn. . Bla'10 Nice and Hawkins Jr. of Cleveland spent STIVERSVI LLE COM· Typpers ptalns Rev Randy Sharon of NewarkpntSunday 1 weekend wilh tbelr grand. MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Lavender, pastor. · Sunday with Mr. and MrS: Uoyd Nice. parenll Mr and Mra Jim Edsel Harj, .\'~:'tor . Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; youth Mr and Mrs Bill LeWIS and Roush ' • . morning wors lp service, 10 fellowship, 6 p. m. ; SUnday ' BYMn. B.rbertRo..., ' ; 'S~NDAY ·:" ll: 30 - • , "Tokyo Joe", FOREST RUN METHODIST -Rev Forrest Donley, pastor; ~ P,-ep classes. a.m MASON ASSEMBLY OF Mrs Fread Nease, sup!. SACRED HEART - Rev.- MIDDLEPORT HEATH GOD -Second St, Mason, w. Worshlpservlce9a. m.; Sunday Father Bernard Krajcovl c, UNITED METHODIST- Rev. >lela. Chester Tennant, pastor. School, 10 a. m. pas lor Phone 992 2825, Max E. Donahue. minister; Sunday <chool, 10 a. m ; LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Saturday evening Mass, 7~ Eric Chambers, Sunday School morning worship, 11 a. m; -Lang$ville Village, Rev. p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 suparlnlendenl. Church School evangerlshc service, 7. JO p. m. Roberf Eugene Musser, pastor. a.n!. Confessions, Satu,-day 7 1 30 p.m. I '· ' ' ' I• ' .. ,. �\ ' , . ' t" ' ' I<"' choir rehearsal , 7 30 p. m. ThursdaY. Mrs . Paul Nease, director." Thursday all day Busy Bee quilting Party in church social room~ , POMEROY 'HURCH OF THE NAZAR,ENE - Comor I'Oiiil!liOY FIRST BAPTIST -Robert Kuhn, pastor. George Skinner, Sunday School sup! Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.. morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; BVF, 6 p. m.; Bible Sl\ldy Wednesday 7 p. m , choir pracllcs, Wed .. 8:30 p. m. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN - The ltev. Arthur C. Lund. pastor. Sundar, School, • : 30 a. m,, worsh P service, 1D: 30 a. m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAP· TIST CHAPEL -220 E. Main, Pomeroy, affiliated with S.B.C. Rev. George Bryant, pastor, Union and Mulberry. Rev Hershel p m direcl~r. Clyde v. ~son. pastor Sunday School 9:30 a. m.. Raymond Walburn , s.upt Morning wor•hlp 10:30 a m.. Evening ~o~rvlce7:30 p. m. Midweek service, Wednesday, 7 30 p PACE EPISCOPAL- Rev Stanley Plallenburg, minister Morning prayer and sermOI). 10.30 a. m McClure, Sunday School superintendent Sunday School, 9:30 a. m , Worship service, 10:30 a m , Evening worship, 7:30p. m. Wednesday, praler meeting and Bible '''l-~~E~gym POMEROY.CHESTER UNITED METHODIST oRober I R Card, pa•lor. Holy communiOI) • Pomeroy - Worship. 10:30 a. and sermon. !Irs! Sunday$, m.. Church School, 9· 15 o. m ; 10 30 a. m Church school, kmdergarten through etghtt) grade, 10:30 a. m. · POMEROY CHUJICM OF CHRIST - Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., pastor. Bible School, 9· 30a m., worship, 10· 30'; a dull worship service and veuiiQ peoples meeling, both''7.30-p. m. Son· Frank Vaughan , superln tendenl Chester worship, 9 a. m., Church School, 10 a. m , RO!Ier Epple, sup!. Sl:VENTH DAY ADVENT TIST - Pomeroy, Mulberry Hgls. Herbert Morgan, pastor. Sabbath School, Saturday, 2 p. "' •. worJhlp, 3:15 p, m. Dorcas day Wednesday, combined .,oc,etv, 10a m. eachThursday. Bible study and prayer meetono. 7 30 p. m. MIDDLEPORT THE SALVATION ARMY Envoy Ray 5 Winmg, officer In charge Sunday, 10 a m • FIRST UNitED PRES. Holiness meeting ; 10:30 a m BYTERlAN. Middleport- Rev. Sunday School. Young People's Russell Lester, pastor. Sunday Legion, 7 p. m ; Thursday, 1 to 3 School9 30 a. m. , Lewis Sauer, p m., Ladles Home League , 7 supt , worship service 10·30 Evening nesday prayer m -tHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENT MlddlfiRO!'I, Rev, Audry Miller, pasfor; Floyd carson, sup! Sunday school, 9 30 o.m.; Morning wor· ship, 10.30 o.m. ; iunlor mlety. 6 30 p.m.; NYPS 6:45 p Sunday evangelistic meeting, 7 30 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Ml DDLEPORT FiRST E~:~~~~ BAPTIST -Ch•riOOI W Slm""" Fl pastor. Fred Hollman, Sun. m. HEMLOCK GROVE day School Supt. Sunday Church School, 9 15 a. m. , CHRISTIAN - Jamll Smith, Morning worship, 10 15 a. m. pastor, ~oy Domlgljo, supf. Sunday Bible sludy h9ur 7· 30 p. Morning service, 9:~ · •.m. i Sunday School. 10 a.m. Prayei' m. Sunday. 4·30 p. m.• game meeting, Wednesday; 8 p.li\. lime for youth. Wednesday evening prayer service, 7:30. ' SILVlR RUN FREE WILL MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - BAPfiST Rev. "udlll Middleport, corner of Fourth Atkins, pastor. Carroll Mal· and Main St. Roberl Jackson, thews, Sunday School Supt. pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. Schoool, 10 a. m.; m.; Morning worship 10:30 a. Sunday Worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer m.; Arnold Richards, Supt. Thursday, 7:30 p. m. CHURCH OF CHRISt,• Mid· meeting, CHESTER CHURCH OF dleporl, 5th and Maon Raullln GOD - The Rev. Gilbert Moyer, pastor Thomas Kelly, Spencer, pastor. Sunday School Sunday School sup!. Bible 9 30 a . m.; worship service, 11 School , 9 30 a m.; morning a. m ~ evening worship, 7:30 worship, 10 ~ 30 a m., evening worship, 7. 30 p. m.. DravP.r Prayer servlte and youth service. Thursday, 7. 30 p. m. service 7 p m Wednesday . Monthly sings, first Sunday, 2 p. m. ' ' 9 30 a m , morning worship, 10 30 a m , youth meeting, 1 p APpIe Grove NeWS EVent-e .... ' ·, ' . ; FRIENDLY amRCH Sundlt ~ -- ..- ~~ Shook and three dlllilrta . - . ~t1o the Letart r.au..Mlkenilon Charge. Rev. lliCMik ,llled lbe pulpit at lbe llet.n·'M Ch1irch &indly Mi!'Bf. tJ¥ was lbe loriner DUW at'WIUihlre. • - . QlllfCh.Of The Naurene 556 Btiech St. ' ' • , ,, !' •, ,, I 11:30 ._ 13 "His Mainly IYKH!t,'' Burt IJlnct•ler FRIDAY 1:30- 13, "Bend o1 Angola:• I I I ~ I I ' ¥iiM :C.: :;..,,,f.' _.... Tau, too, co• f111d 0111 wlto-.r you ,...,_llfl rlgltt wlttre yw - ......... ........, ..... ' m·- . " < ......, 7 ' I With the hope It will. In some measurer foster atld help sustain that wh'ch Is -' good In family and community life, this' ",ature Is ,sp6nsored by the bysl'l"ss firms and organizations whose nam~!S appear below. WILUS ANlHONY ' .PLUMBING ANDHEATING ....~M.Q .• ' ..... -- - st. HEINER'S,BMbY l ' GOEGI!IN READY MIX' al. 811 kers of Good Bread 1-juntlngton. W. Va. '1 MARK VSTORE Middleport,lllhlo ,, ~;U Middleport M$. RfOODuNER ' ,, MJ~dleport, Olio IMMiGS . ' Sales- Allis Chalmers- Service Farm · Industrial· Lawn. Garclert Tuppers Plains· · 66il-3435 ' DGMIGAN SOHIO STADON, ' ' Pomeroy Warsl'llps Togetl!er RACINE FOQQ ·MARKEr. , 'I'M Store with A ' Racine .··~ . . . J; 8 8fol8. tll'lt . ,., • • p;.;r-..;;w; ~~~g~~!~~~~~~ ~~~h~=J,!!'n'l·.~~~i ~;;.~~s~~~~:~~:i:: l;uesday veoi!!9J at 1 p. m.. Q 0 ~~~: ~~::~h:~~~':~ prayer and Sll>le M~LTAHOTWDqoTDSR Slurl:. · NITED " lo ' ev. William pastor, Robert Eason, sup!. Sunday School at 10 a. m., Worship service at 11 a. m. Prayer meefllljl Thursday, 8 p. m UNION BAPTIST Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday seliool st,tpi.;Joe Sayre. Sunday . ~ ; 45 a .m. ; Su'V!I:r. worship, 7:30. , and Sible study, AI•...,, MT. ,it ~ i I 11:J IJ :1 J·J ~~~~ IJ Jt ~~~~~!~~ .. ~!~~~!~ .. ~!~!~!~'-~!! .. ~~~!~!~!!! ~ Christ in Chnstian Union - w~Jek service, Wednesday, 7·30 Rev O'Dell Manley, pastor p. m. Guy Sayre, sup! .. evening service, 7:30 Tuesday Bible study, 7·30 p. m Thursday evenongprayermeellng, 7. 30p m Sunday evening youth services, 6:30 wilh Roger ! J iJII I I • I --~---------~-~-------------~---------------·----------------------·---------------------~--- of all, our family found a ntw ~h,idJ harne - 111110111, polplf ', ..,.,comw Ul keel- fllep lrwtd God., ~llfw••,. wt 1J11 111 our countrr, ft.o,. I• alwoy• a <llv"h wlleN, WI . .n worlltlp :Willi otlttf ,..,,., ,, , ,, a,;, r IJDitecl llretbren Olwch, has been auljned to Wllleblre, Oblo, -.1 lbe JIIIY, and loin. I, !'Tilt Plreltll of .30 - .'' , • ws2's AMND A bart •· , TI!~IDAY 9•110 ,... , t, Operation Am· sttrdam/ ' Ptttr Finch l ···~~---··~~~~~---"N~~~~~~.4~~·-···~-~~ B1ble study and prayer service, Worship service, 10:30 a. m.; Morning Worship and coni. mun Ion, 10:30 a. m.; Sur)day evening youth Chrlotlan En. deavor • 6 p. m. • Worship ser. vices, 7 p. m.; Wednesday evening , pr_.y~~; meeting and Bible •1udy, 7:30 P m. Sf. JOftN lUTHERAN - ' Pine Grove, R.ev . Gerold DonoiJue, . . Herbener,. pastor. Sunday Rev cancUin: Menzel Smllh school, H . m,; Church service, ...-' 01 lbe. Letart F~Jk Slack, ' 11:30-,l3,"Siakeouton Dope StrHI, At»y Delton :eo:•• Wednesday, 7 30 p m. Phone Glenna Felly, Sunday School 773 5133. Supt. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; HARTFORD CHURCH OF Sundayev~nln;,7 : 30p.m.Mid· L E T worship A R T ' 7•30 u Npj Tmi; o evening METHODIST CHURCH -First and second Sundays, preachi1X at 8 'P· m.; Third •and four ·.Wirid, '1· Dorotfly Malont ' A11d that'• lllo way ~ ••,..,..,. . •. ~ . . ' ' Our •tlth~ra , ope-' thifi:lr ~..~, 1o · u1. Our Hyi ..W-,~ ,,~1 frlellfl1 hom~ with tllern to play ClfiCI •om;tlrnu 1o tal dln~r. ,. Prayer meeting, each alendent. m., Dell; Talbot, superln· Thursday, 7:30 f:m Sunday evening service. :30. ZION CHURCH OF CHRISt - Pomeroy · Harrlsonvllle Road. John Weboter, paotor; .• ~EhNESDAY \ Clirk Gtblt, Yvonne DtC.rto 9: OOJ;- t, "Tht VIOitnl ~It/' Cfllrlton Helton, Anne Bixler 11 : 30 - 13, "Dtak Sol# ~~lne Hepburn, S!Jtnw SATURDAY 9:0D - 3, 'ABy Love P011HIId," ltrlm Zlmballst 11!05 - 13, "Time Trevslers" and "MtlrMa~ Monllw" 11<45 - 3, "Mystary Sub· morlne/' Edw•d Judd 111 . m. - I, "The Htrdtr Thty Fall,'' Humj>hrey llagart Na,.U auured Dcnrlo ond T0111my jJillt -1111 doy did f!Ot lft41Citi t!J;; Iiicl of /1ft for Ul. ,Ill, f~, WI WON II~ fol ... tD ,,. lftfl of tiJe tafflt. MaiJI( ~l~j!IJI -v(fl IIIII h a'!'UIId us. qf cou'"- ajf our oamo lavorlto p10plo . • , *Item Mil will ~ 011 f.r,ir(g ,lh~li w, ' don't - them • , • IIW .l.W lrf•liii w'"- woufd find <P'kic.l /11 ·our lltle't. ; . , •, 1300 •' • . .' ' ' r i ' ' I.e Sunday School, 9·30a. m .. Rev Greg,· Jeff and Paul, of Houston, Mn.. Sally Savqe Ia on · Texas, spent a week's vacation v-Uon from her employmeDI with Mr. and . Mrs. Ray at Veterans Memorial H01pital. Hayman. Mr and Mrs Roy DonOhue Frank Varian and Emmett tootiheir~,Markand Varian of East Liverpool visited Douciu Oonolrue, to Circleville Mrs. iva Orr, local, and Robert SUnday to lbe home of Mr and Varian , al Dorcas. Mrs ltayReielrJ&erwbere.lbey . I by lbefr pareDfa, Mr , were"'" and Mrs. Getqe Donoblje wbo them to lbeir home In Holiness Unto The returned , ....-.... """""'"'"· Lord Jeff DonOhue cl OolwllbUa 1pent lbe weekend with Ilia parenll, folr, "-1 Mra. I1o7 ');:1' ~ ~;, T!I,E~DAV ,,1or~f ~ Sco!' MASON COUNTY s;:· '·CI~f!o" 'MONO~ .~rllllCII fj~-~ 3 1 3, ""VICkl" J . ~•i . Rldill' d ,8iioli. Hn~ . " 'I·1' Oi'·~' . ,, ''Wrt~ ' 0 01 ' " , ,.. . , on, ....,. .,... m each month -ltal. . 9;110- 3. "4 Cler and' Pr'""l · ~ " Htl Holbrook Humphre~'~ort , • 11•30-1~, h'T.I!* Chgon Trail.'' 11 : ~0 - ..J!b11 Elopamtnt,V. •) frtll MM;~rty SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THENAZARENE-Rev.M.C. Mr. and Mrs Bill Lewis and Lanmore, pastor Bob Moore. Sunday diMer guests of Mr. Greg, Jeff and Paul, Houston, Sunday School Sup! Sunday and Mrs Jesse Anderson were Tex ., Mr . and Mrs Ray School, classesforallagas, 9:30 Mrs. Benny Boggess and soo, Hayman, local, enjoyed a o. m.; morning worship, 10 45, NYPS Sunday, 6· 30 p. m.; Norma Klml and Jean Wayne' barbecue SaturdaY evenmg aI Manley, youth leader. evangelistic service, Sunday, Jamll, Mra. Uoyd Sayre and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill 7 30 p.m Mid -week prayer Chad of Minersville. Hayman al Racme. MASON CHURCH OF meehng, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. M d Mr M'ke H CHRIST- John Steele, paslor Msslonary meeting, second Mr. and Mrs. DaVI'd Taylor s. 1 ayman Worship, 10 am; Bible study, Wednesday, 7:30 0 , m. r. an and family, Paula and Sandra and baby of Colwnbus visited 11 :15 a.m, evening worship, - ~~ 0 c K s p R 1NG s Taylor, all of Colwnbus spent a lheor grandparents , Mr and 7 30 p.m Mld·week service. METHODIST - Rev. Richard weekend with their parents, Mr. Mrs Ra Ha Saturda Wednesday, 7' 30 P m Pumfhrey, pastor, Harold · y yman , y. GRAH E E and Mrs. Leo Taylor. Mrs. Edward Morr.., Erin AM UNIT D M TH. Bloc slon, superintendent . b p ODIST CHURCH - Preaching Morning worship, 9 30 a.m .. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Warner an d J ason, of Ed10 oro, a.,are 9 30 a m, first and second church achool, 10:15 a.m .; &-. llldMn.FloJdNcnlswere spend10g a week with Mr. and Sundays of each month ; third evanlng warship, 7:30 p.m.; Ia l'llkaaburg Wedllllday to Mrs. Alex Wheeler and Bill. and fourth Sundays each month, MYF, 6 p.m. Prayer meeting • 11111r lllltlr loin. Hoyt The annual Stover reunion worshop service at 7· 30 p. m and Bible Study, Wednesday, ,1 ' d I , _ Wednesday evenings at 7:30, 7 30 m. A mlnlstrallve wbo u erweo was held at the East ~..elart Prayer and Bible Sludr COuncl tiro! Monday, 7:30 ~.ml m.; Youth , Jl'eriUJOn, IW. . J at St. Joilepb CQurchbaaementSundaydue to MASON FIRST BAPTIST - - EDEN UNITED BRETHREN Stud~, 'fllursday, 8 m. Attending the 50th an· rain. '!'her~ were 82J)i'e8enl ·Harold E. Cunningham, Sr., IN CHRIST- Eldon R. Blake, S"C'l.tL"lmr.CHURCH nlver•arr_ of tile Slriens .......;.•• •~ pastor. Sundar_ Sc~JXII. 9: ~.Jl... llllilor .•~undJlxJs!l2!1~.1.lt.!!l-'- -m ... ~ · -·'R •ow - ~ n•i[ ----rm-ar"'PL'!It--- w -:t;~ . . . - ~I.M,IU ~"'?f"Nt:ftth)"Jeirvllr.11 a. wrnnre ..rcJfilnger, supt: ,..,... " w• ' 08\1, ~u" reun on a \.WJOOOn, • Va of Rachle spent Friday with m.. Wednesday, lralnlng union, ning sermdn, 11 a m., Evening School, 9: a. m., Ralph C,r, wereMr and Mrs. St. Clair Hill, lhe1r grandmother, Mrs. Bertha 7. 30 p. m.. Prayer and Bible '!..-vice c'rosllan Endeavor, supt. Worship service, 10:30 a . study, 8 IS p. m 7:30 p m. ; Mrs. Lyda m. and 7:30p.m. alternately. Letart Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Robmson Harold ROUBh of PorUand Mrs Mr and Mrs Lester Roush CHRIST IAN SCI EN)\' Chevalier, presldeo1't Son.f. P':Jyer meel~ng, ~"'ray, Raymond Hensler and' Mrs: have ·purchased the former Ott ~;~~e~t. a;u~~:,0 1 ~1 m.; ~~ce ;~;•":.:;,r,;:'· m. ev. ay tiles, Inez Hill, Albert Hlll Jr. of Boston farm at East Letart. Wednesdays, 7:30 p. m. All nesday, 7 30 p m Mrs. Mazie OLD DEXTER. CON· RactneandDellasHlllandJolm Paul and Jimmy Fife of welcome. Holsinger, class leader ~REGATIONAL CHURCH Hlll,local. . Kyger Creek visited w1th their POMEROY LOWER LIGHT ,t~ ::,r;d ~~~r.· ~~~'!'· Mr. and Mrs. Don Bell and grandparenta Mr and Mrs MEIGS COUNTY CHURCH-Harrisonville Roed, ·-hool · Sur ........ :ounoay ' . · Rev. Roy Taylor, pastor ; Henry "'" opl, ..,.... y School, Lerna spent Satun!ay evening ,FranCis Webb. Eblin, Sunday School Supt. 9:451. m. Church Servlcnflril with Mr. and Mra. Jim Bell at Weekehd guests of Mr . and A L F II ED UNITED Sunday School, 9 30 a m.; and third Sundays following Morrung Star. Mrs Robert Wood Waid METHODIST - Rev . Randy evenong worship, 7· 30 p. m.' Sunday SchoOl, Second and Mr. and Mrs Bulcll Donohlll! Johns . on and Debb••' Bostic Lavender, pastor. Sunday Prayer and prasle service, fourth Sallurday evenings, 8 p. · ~ school, 10.15 a.m. with Lloyd Thursday 7·~ m m serv ces. and baby of ltadnor spent a were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bootie Dillinger, supl ; worship ser. RACtN'e.'LETAIC WES LONG BOTTOM CHRIUIAN weekend with Mr. and Mrs. and fanuly of Dunbar W. Va vices, II · 25 with the lay LEY AN UNITED METHODIST. CHURCH - Mr. c.trl Turley, V Donohe ' ·• member to conference, Thelma R minister. Morning Services ernon w. Howard Johnson of Carrollon, Henderson, speaking. Women's aclne, W. Dale McClurg, 10 , 30 a.m . Sunday School 9, 30 Mrs. Flossie Church of Texas, Mrs. Gladys Goulding of Sotlety, Tuesday, 8 p m horne pa~tor. Sunday School, 9.30 a. a. m. Herman Schul, Supt. Mari<KI spent a weekend with New Haven W Va ol Nelloe Parker with Isola m.. Worship service, I0:30 a HYSELL RUN FRI!I!· ·• •--' · · Taylor as pro~ram leader. m. ; UMYF, .7 p. m. each Sun. METHODIST R L V Mr · and Mra · Marshall .....,.,,. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riebel day, Senior Choir practice, ev . . · · 11 11 and Raymond. . and Vanesaa and Mark of :::.;'";,'!,"f~r ~rv 1 ctm .. mid· Thursday, 7.30 . m.; Service ~~'l' ~. ": ~·. =~~ Mr. and Mrs. Brim of West Tucson Arizona and Mrs. Mie Guild. fourth ~y. 7:30 p. worshi'p • . ~ 'a iii . y .. ..,.. Vir · · ha ed · the ' ' m · Happy Hustlers Sunday ' ·· " --·• gl018 ve mov mto Pearson of Racine were dinner L 0 lit G B 0 T 'r School Class meelln fourth People's .service, 6:-45 p. m,; Russell Quillen residence. guests Thursday of Mr. and METHODIST_ Rev. Freefon~ Friday, 6 p. m , second ~vangelltjfc servlce,7:30 p. ~· Mr. and Mrs. Ear)f Roush Mrs. Roy Pearson. Norros, pastor Sunday School Friday, 7.30 p. m.; Official r~ermlii!flng, Jllufiday. 7· 30 speni'\Vednesdaywith Rev . and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cross 10 am , church servlcea, 1i Boarcf, ~l>nd Monday, 7:30 p. p. · ' · L Mrs. Bert O'Connor al and sons attended funeral am m.COMMUNIT Washington Court House · f their I Mr B~ARWALLDW RIDGE Y CHURCH at L. · services or aun ' s. CHURCH OF CHRIST - Ed- Dexter - Rev Joh,o Dill, Roger Mr. and Mrs. Lew.. Harns, Ethel Fry at the Foglesong ward White pastor Bible pastor. Sunday mornlll~ wor· School Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Harr... Funeral Home In Mason. Burial study, 9. 30 'a.m.; morning ship, 10 o.m. Worship sorvtces, 9· 30 David and Kenny, ,of Pomeroy was In Graham Station worship, 10:30; evening wor· J.o;:day and Sunday •venlngs, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Cemetery £hlp, 7 30 p.m. Wednesday, · p.m. Ray Hayman Mr a~d Mrs Francis Bible study, 7:30p.m. ST. PAUL'S UNITED . . METHODIST CHURC'H Mr.and Mn. . Bla'10 Nice and Hawkins Jr. of Cleveland spent STIVERSVI LLE COM· Typpers ptalns Rev Randy Sharon of NewarkpntSunday 1 weekend wilh tbelr grand. MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Lavender, pastor. · Sunday with Mr. and MrS: Uoyd Nice. parenll Mr and Mra Jim Edsel Harj, .\'~:'tor . Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; youth Mr and Mrs Bill LeWIS and Roush ' • . morning wors lp service, 10 fellowship, 6 p. m. ; SUnday ' BYMn. B.rbertRo..., ' ; 'S~NDAY ·:" ll: 30 - • , "Tokyo Joe", FOREST RUN METHODIST -Rev Forrest Donley, pastor; ~ P,-ep classes. a.m MASON ASSEMBLY OF Mrs Fread Nease, sup!. SACRED HEART - Rev.- MIDDLEPORT HEATH GOD -Second St, Mason, w. Worshlpservlce9a. m.; Sunday Father Bernard Krajcovl c, UNITED METHODIST- Rev. >lela. Chester Tennant, pastor. School, 10 a. m. pas lor Phone 992 2825, Max E. Donahue. minister; Sunday <chool, 10 a. m ; LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Saturday evening Mass, 7~ Eric Chambers, Sunday School morning worship, 11 a. m; -Lang$ville Village, Rev. p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 suparlnlendenl. Church School evangerlshc service, 7. JO p. m. Roberf Eugene Musser, pastor. a.n!. Confessions, Satu,-day 7 1 30 p.m. I '· ' ' ' I• ' .. ,. �1966 OODGE $1495 · Coronet 440 Station Wagop. V,8 mQtor, ra,!lio, power steering & automatic transmission. $1095 1966 CHEVROLET Corvair 2 Dr. Hardtop, radio & automatic transn:~isslon . 1965 CHEVROLET $895 Corvalr 2 Or. Hardtop. radio & standard slilft. ·Pomeroy Motor Co. PINK FLOWER Garden Quilt. Want information about this item which was picked up by mistake. or stolen at Mason County Fair on Saturday. Reward offered . Call 773-5775. LOST, in vicinity of Monkev Run and Lincoln Hill area, one blond Coc~er Spaniel i:log. Pleae call 992-2502. Mn. K. A. Grueser . 8-12-Jip OPIN lYIL a.GO P.M. , ·I'GMIROY, 01110 .. . @ ~ ... . "• . PAINT SALE: Farm end homt · , · E tat whl1e•lelex h'1!/H paint, $.4;95 Real s ~ ' Wanted To Bur Notice GUN SHOOT By V.F.W. AT BAILEY RUN ROAD UNDAY 12 NOQN TIL ? AUGUST 16th HAMS &BACON GUN SHOOT Friday evening, Aug . u, 7 p.m. Hams and Bacons. Mill Hill Road . Spons..-ed by Racine Fire Dept. 8-1J.4!c : - - : - - : - - -CHICKEN barbecue. homemade Ice cream, Aug . 16. Racine fire statlrm. Spoosored by Racine Fire Dept . and auxiliary. 'Ph, m-nu '~ ''· ~ F,. Sale; ' · or . ' OLD UPRIGHT pianos, eny gallon. King Builders Supply ccihdlllon, as long es hive not Company, 290 N. 2nd, Mid· NEW HOMES for sole. Wefl8ve boon wet. Poylng 110 Hch. dleporl, Ohio. beeullfullols av;Uable or will · First floor only. Mondlys will buRd on yours. 'Semple homes be pick-up day, Write, giving aood direction~. Willen Plano CANNING lomatl\0', already alrl!idy built for your -in.' specllon. C.. II A. E. LHr Lei Company, Box 188, S.r~ls, picked. 'bring your . own Construction, Phone 992-3U4. Ohio ol3946. · container. Geral41nt Cleland, 5-13-llc t 29-lfc Racine, Ohio. 'l 1· 19-2oltp OLD FURNITURE. dishes,, - - -- - - -lots and acreage trunks, elc. Write M. D. 1962FORD Gllaxle 500, V-8-352, RESTRICTED lor sele close to Meigs High Miller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, O. standard with overdrive. Call · School. All utilities clast by. Call 992-6271 . 992-6623. JMny sliolots to thoosefrom. 1 J.8·11C 8-10.610 Priced ~lnspecllon cC.II99Z·i 6887 . Fil Rtlll 6-3-llc .. . THE OLD Free Methodist 3 ROOM unfurnlshtd aparl- Church building 11 up for bids. men!. Phone w,.:a88. Terms will be explained. See LOTS WITH all · utllltleo: 1· 1-llc anytime e•cept Sunday. For Retlrlcledsub dlvlolon. v, to - - - - -- -- . Information call 992·5326 or 2.,acre Phone Chaster 4-RQOM lurnlohed apartmenl, 992-3469. · 985-3301,lois. nlghf 985-3302. newly decl,rated . Ground a.12·3fc 1·d·IIC floor . Albert Hill, Racine, 949· _____ _ _ __._ 2261 . GOOD Investment property . a-9-61c lnSIIIIICI House with lhree furnlohld _F_U_R_N-IS_H_E_D _ f-ir_s_! -1-loo-r ef· AUTOMOBILE lnsuronc. boln apartments, basement, two garages. Mo~lhly tncom,, ficlency apartment, u!llllles cancolltdP Loti your 1190. Priced rHIQIIIbiJ for furnished . Phone 992-38n =:•for's 11-P Cell 992·. quick sale. Phone· m-3035 :. 8-12-tfc • 6- IJ.Hc· . 1.19-lfc Fr~ £stimaJes eer;mlc,flle and st.ate .. :PolilttoJ Home &l~to 'Hi I ; Mlln; Ponltl'tvf: O. ' ...-ou(* . . '. .lht FamiiJ! Sunday For an enjoyable llrr\e will) , !he family, ha¥oaleii'Uf'ely dinner here. w.;r~ famous for hom~ c!JOkjij 1foixl and gO<Jll servl~. - -- - - - - APARTMENT, 6 rooms, bath, ••~ unfurnished. Mulberry Ave. Auto Sales Phone 992·2-431 aller 5 p.m. 1960 4 DOOR Chevrolet, V-8, 8·11 ·51c 8-13-tfc -----aul~mallc . Excellent conCHARLOTTE Yonker Is an dillon. Phone' 7<12-3654. j_ nouncing a full time master TRAILER , Brown's Trailer - - -- --..,---•·_13-.np beauticlan, Mr1. Brenda Park. Minersville. ~~~,:C 1965 CHEVROLET ' truck. nb Bradford. a graduate of Charleslon Beauly Academy rust, 6-cyllndlf', A-1 condition;, and also advanced hair motor~ ster'1er, battery, stvllng, Bruno's, Canada 3 ROOM furnished aparlmenl. brakes, new llres with MW Also, 3 room unfurnlohed s!artlng August 26. F..- an ladory buill cam,par. 'Phone apartment. Phone 992·3056. 992-5392 appointment phone Mason 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 8-IJ.llc 77J.S70S. Village Beauty Shop, 4-26-tfc AIR CONDITIONING , Mason, W. Va . Refrlgerotlon service. Jack's 8·13-31c APARTMENT, 6 rooms, ball!, 1959 ENGLISH Ford .' $150. Refrlgerotlon, · New Haven, unfurnished. Mulberry Ave. Phone m -5080. iloMEROY 'AN AIMZING Phone m -2m after 5 p. m. YALUii' - 2 story frame, J 8· 14-Sfc a.13-!fc lledrooms, 2 baths, nice lol .with garage'. IN GOOD c. CONDITION. SI0,500, Cleiand Realtyt '· - ' ,j.7-lfc 'HARRISOtH) Iil, AND AN: TENNA 5o:·KVoCE. Phone 992·2.122. .,<.. 6-10-llc. DANNIE'S I '• ,, I " MJ IE liAS A~(): tf.AD ll'lSl WA MW 'IM; + MOalij'Jlo-ES ,·: 00! """"' :c., Mliliit . CROS'SWORD CANNING tomatoes. Charles Foster, Recine, Rt. 2. Phone 247:~309. • •· 12-llp ' --,------ 8-11 -5tc 1962 PONTIAC hearse. Air conditioned g_ ood tires. Runs good. Set Dan Cremeans, Turner Addition. 'Rutland. a. 12-ltp PURE BRED Germen Shepherd puppies, 8-wiHk old. Two female• only. Ploone 992· 5983 oltor 4 p.m. I DACia':·=~'=-., [J I I I .......... a.... 40.-.., 11-J I YO,S ·L-'a "··-- t &OoeJrtW ' ' II I I I ll EN>::: . :.:.;.CAME=.=o;;;:..J.,_..,._r...., ~ - •• I' 1M elnW ..... ...,'=·:.tt=·~[;J~;'~'~';:.~r.:::::;::,1:''r :W.!t·-= ... : ·._r-...:'*= .. ====•==•==•;:.:u=--•---JI [ I I I ] ~' COLONIAL style stereo, AM ana FM radio, A speakers, A· speed record changer . Balance U0 .59. Use our bu<lget lerm•. Free gill with every purchose. Call 992-3352. 8·11 ·6tc WAITR E,SS. Al!piy in person, Crow' s St'~ek House. -M-,6,.-D-E~R-N_W _A _ L_ N_ U_ T_ slereo, Pomero~. AM and -FM radio, leaturel41-P-61c spte. d record changer, 4 spe1kers, separete controls. ----,---- Ba 1t~nc.e $78~ 69. Use our b~dget te<ms. FREE gilt with every pu•chase. Call 992·3352. 1 1·11 ·61< BEANS ind 1 · cucumbers. Potatoes afltr Aug . 6. Tomatoes lf1d corn for 14J-22S:.. a.13·3!p freezing. . Phone .. t-26-11~ ------ . ._..,..., COAL!;;' IIm•sto'M. Eotcotslor Soil Worke, ' E. Mioln St., BE A PLAYH~USE TOY Pom'1'o\o. P!iorlt f9Z .31f1 DEALER : Work Augusl to ' ' December, free training ,. No GIT ,, 111111101 c:: oUeGtlng, 1'\0 delivery; . tio tUh ~ nvestment . Call cbllect 614-377,. ~791, Hel(k•ll, 5bulh •. ·: ' Cherl~l'le Pol~t,' ·Ohio, 1··17-lft " . •• Qth ... �1966 OODGE $1495 · Coronet 440 Station Wagop. V,8 mQtor, ra,!lio, power steering & automatic transmission. $1095 1966 CHEVROLET Corvair 2 Dr. Hardtop, radio & automatic transn:~isslon . 1965 CHEVROLET $895 Corvalr 2 Or. Hardtop. radio & standard slilft. ·Pomeroy Motor Co. PINK FLOWER Garden Quilt. Want information about this item which was picked up by mistake. or stolen at Mason County Fair on Saturday. Reward offered . Call 773-5775. LOST, in vicinity of Monkev Run and Lincoln Hill area, one blond Coc~er Spaniel i:log. Pleae call 992-2502. Mn. K. A. Grueser . 8-12-Jip OPIN lYIL a.GO P.M. , ·I'GMIROY, 01110 .. . @ ~ ... . "• . PAINT SALE: Farm end homt · , · E tat whl1e•lelex h'1!/H paint, $.4;95 Real s ~ ' Wanted To Bur Notice GUN SHOOT By V.F.W. AT BAILEY RUN ROAD UNDAY 12 NOQN TIL ? AUGUST 16th HAMS &BACON GUN SHOOT Friday evening, Aug . u, 7 p.m. Hams and Bacons. Mill Hill Road . Spons..-ed by Racine Fire Dept. 8-1J.4!c : - - : - - : - - -CHICKEN barbecue. homemade Ice cream, Aug . 16. Racine fire statlrm. Spoosored by Racine Fire Dept . and auxiliary. 'Ph, m-nu '~ ''· ~ F,. Sale; ' · or . ' OLD UPRIGHT pianos, eny gallon. King Builders Supply ccihdlllon, as long es hive not Company, 290 N. 2nd, Mid· NEW HOMES for sole. Wefl8ve boon wet. Poylng 110 Hch. dleporl, Ohio. beeullfullols av;Uable or will · First floor only. Mondlys will buRd on yours. 'Semple homes be pick-up day, Write, giving aood direction~. Willen Plano CANNING lomatl\0', already alrl!idy built for your -in.' specllon. C.. II A. E. LHr Lei Company, Box 188, S.r~ls, picked. 'bring your . own Construction, Phone 992-3U4. Ohio ol3946. · container. Geral41nt Cleland, 5-13-llc t 29-lfc Racine, Ohio. 'l 1· 19-2oltp OLD FURNITURE. dishes,, - - -- - - -lots and acreage trunks, elc. Write M. D. 1962FORD Gllaxle 500, V-8-352, RESTRICTED lor sele close to Meigs High Miller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, O. standard with overdrive. Call · School. All utilities clast by. Call 992-6271 . 992-6623. JMny sliolots to thoosefrom. 1 J.8·11C 8-10.610 Priced ~lnspecllon cC.II99Z·i 6887 . Fil Rtlll 6-3-llc .. . THE OLD Free Methodist 3 ROOM unfurnlshtd aparl- Church building 11 up for bids. men!. Phone w,.:a88. Terms will be explained. See LOTS WITH all · utllltleo: 1· 1-llc anytime e•cept Sunday. For Retlrlcledsub dlvlolon. v, to - - - - -- -- . Information call 992·5326 or 2.,acre Phone Chaster 4-RQOM lurnlohed apartmenl, 992-3469. · 985-3301,lois. nlghf 985-3302. newly decl,rated . Ground a.12·3fc 1·d·IIC floor . Albert Hill, Racine, 949· _____ _ _ __._ 2261 . GOOD Investment property . a-9-61c lnSIIIIICI House with lhree furnlohld _F_U_R_N-IS_H_E_D _ f-ir_s_! -1-loo-r ef· AUTOMOBILE lnsuronc. boln apartments, basement, two garages. Mo~lhly tncom,, ficlency apartment, u!llllles cancolltdP Loti your 1190. Priced rHIQIIIbiJ for furnished . Phone 992-38n =:•for's 11-P Cell 992·. quick sale. Phone· m-3035 :. 8-12-tfc • 6- IJ.Hc· . 1.19-lfc Fr~ £stimaJes eer;mlc,flle and st.ate .. :PolilttoJ Home &l~to 'Hi I ; Mlln; Ponltl'tvf: O. ' ...-ou(* . . '. .lht FamiiJ! Sunday For an enjoyable llrr\e will) , !he family, ha¥oaleii'Uf'ely dinner here. w.;r~ famous for hom~ c!JOkjij 1foixl and gO<Jll servl~. - -- - - - - APARTMENT, 6 rooms, bath, ••~ unfurnished. Mulberry Ave. Auto Sales Phone 992·2-431 aller 5 p.m. 1960 4 DOOR Chevrolet, V-8, 8·11 ·51c 8-13-tfc -----aul~mallc . Excellent conCHARLOTTE Yonker Is an dillon. Phone' 7<12-3654. j_ nouncing a full time master TRAILER , Brown's Trailer - - -- --..,---•·_13-.np beauticlan, Mr1. Brenda Park. Minersville. ~~~,:C 1965 CHEVROLET ' truck. nb Bradford. a graduate of Charleslon Beauly Academy rust, 6-cyllndlf', A-1 condition;, and also advanced hair motor~ ster'1er, battery, stvllng, Bruno's, Canada 3 ROOM furnished aparlmenl. brakes, new llres with MW Also, 3 room unfurnlohed s!artlng August 26. F..- an ladory buill cam,par. 'Phone apartment. Phone 992·3056. 992-5392 appointment phone Mason 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 8-IJ.llc 77J.S70S. Village Beauty Shop, 4-26-tfc AIR CONDITIONING , Mason, W. Va . Refrlgerotlon service. Jack's 8·13-31c APARTMENT, 6 rooms, ball!, 1959 ENGLISH Ford .' $150. Refrlgerotlon, · New Haven, unfurnished. Mulberry Ave. Phone m -5080. iloMEROY 'AN AIMZING Phone m -2m after 5 p. m. YALUii' - 2 story frame, J 8· 14-Sfc a.13-!fc lledrooms, 2 baths, nice lol .with garage'. IN GOOD c. CONDITION. SI0,500, Cleiand Realtyt '· - ' ,j.7-lfc 'HARRISOtH) Iil, AND AN: TENNA 5o:·KVoCE. Phone 992·2.122. .,<.. 6-10-llc. DANNIE'S I '• ,, I " MJ IE liAS A~(): tf.AD ll'lSl WA MW 'IM; + MOalij'Jlo-ES ,·: 00! """"' :c., Mliliit . CROS'SWORD CANNING tomatoes. Charles Foster, Recine, Rt. 2. Phone 247:~309. • •· 12-llp ' --,------ 8-11 -5tc 1962 PONTIAC hearse. Air conditioned g_ ood tires. Runs good. Set Dan Cremeans, Turner Addition. 'Rutland. a. 12-ltp PURE BRED Germen Shepherd puppies, 8-wiHk old. Two female• only. Ploone 992· 5983 oltor 4 p.m. I DACia':·=~'=-., [J I I I .......... a.... 40.-.., 11-J I YO,S ·L-'a "··-- t &OoeJrtW ' ' II I I I ll EN>::: . :.:.;.CAME=.=o;;;:..J.,_..,._r...., ~ - •• I' 1M elnW ..... ...,'=·:.tt=·~[;J~;'~'~';:.~r.:::::;::,1:''r :W.!t·-= ... : ·._r-...:'*= .. ====•==•==•;:.:u=--•---JI [ I I I ] ~' COLONIAL style stereo, AM ana FM radio, A speakers, A· speed record changer . Balance U0 .59. Use our bu<lget lerm•. Free gill with every purchose. Call 992-3352. 8·11 ·6tc WAITR E,SS. Al!piy in person, Crow' s St'~ek House. -M-,6,.-D-E~R-N_W _A _ L_ N_ U_ T_ slereo, Pomero~. AM and -FM radio, leaturel41-P-61c spte. d record changer, 4 spe1kers, separete controls. ----,---- Ba 1t~nc.e $78~ 69. Use our b~dget te<ms. FREE gilt with every pu•chase. Call 992·3352. 1 1·11 ·61< BEANS ind 1 · cucumbers. Potatoes afltr Aug . 6. Tomatoes lf1d corn for 14J-22S:.. a.13·3!p freezing. . Phone .. t-26-11~ ------ . ._..,..., COAL!;;' IIm•sto'M. Eotcotslor Soil Worke, ' E. Mioln St., BE A PLAYH~USE TOY Pom'1'o\o. P!iorlt f9Z .31f1 DEALER : Work Augusl to ' ' December, free training ,. No GIT ,, 111111101 c:: oUeGtlng, 1'\0 delivery; . tio tUh ~ nvestment . Call cbllect 614-377,. ~791, Hel(k•ll, 5bulh •. ·: ' Cherl~l'le Pol~t,' ·Ohio, 1··17-lft " . •• Qth ... �.' .Ameri\ BUlle' I All" the ~ nallool tatlve :"~~ = = Prayo . ~~~ . ~~ }'t , 'r,-:.,J / ,it, ' ' ·~' ' • \ ' . : WASIIING'roN (UPI) - 'lhe . ··HOalt llu voled to override •. Prnldont NlxOI!'l veto of on Ovtr·111e-ll~dget M.t billion ··ICIIoOI· aid biD. Senators today wtnll!lllin& in line to add their tndonement. The Senate vote wtJi come next Weditolday. Meantime, a check showed Democrats solid· ly .._.ling tile move to enact the bill over the veto, and more than OIIOIIgb Republicans ready to joiil them to make a two· tllird8 majority and write the bill into law. Back-home popularity of fe· deral aid to schools -from elementsry grades to graduate Ieveii -easily outweighed Nix· on's economy pleas in the ' ~ .~ . , ' II the 0111yllUill&lt Ill 1fbl!:)i' YIIU: cil)~ ,_y I ll)•n o6 araltl!! th)Dg.- .•, Johlt ~ne, Am,erlcan au- thor. · • '·'-eatlaer '. ' ··. . ~1 ., ' . '' ' \ i,,' Terry, a ·Star at Age 5 clooeC IJeCIIl to pick •I DMII""I•. After war1nt1 out two plullc "kooeJM, TS'l')' Lee received a real like ... Onillmu lui year! 'hrry Lee II now iearnlnc to play tile lla41ring guitar from a toy guitar be baa, IInce be camot Nacb the diordl on a real one. Meriel! 1111• lie wi now playbill toy guitar u well u ba can the ukelele. He also lo:nowa all the Jllano chorda. In all, TS'l')' Lee bal committed to memory the enUrety of aboull6 &Oipoi 1011p. IDa favorite II, "He Touched Me," one of the two 8011(111 be 1111111 at the Talent lbnr. Terry Lee takes all ol his talent and 111Cceu with UDUJUOI clamneu and modelly. He saya be wu not a bit IIC8l'ed ~ ba •J111811'ad before the llllllmated 2,000 people at the. Talent lllow. Maiett, wbo .-panted TS'l')' Lee, uld l;1e seem8d llllioua just to "get out there, get ~ 011er with" so ba and prog: Battle Error Takes II Lives IIIII& foUo• seriF LnciU SAIGON (UP!) - American troops accideniB!iy boltlbarded a South Vietnamese unit and ldlled ·11 soldiers and wounded a others, Including two U.S. adviaero, mllitsry spokesmen Jiid toda . It wu the heaviest Outa: ASi Jt?" ti•.sea ',Aaei ·We lrrai .MElts THEATRE - . . Tonight and Satunloy Augusl14·15 THE UNDEFEATED ITtchllt(Ojo!rl John Wayne-RoCk Huds<in Colorcortoons: Good Fairy; Chomp Chump ..Gtmlnll; Sky's the Limit SHOW STARTS7 P.M. H11 ndaly, Monct.y andT.,.sday : ) August 16-17-11 t!we ""' COl ID ion W: Jas. MacArthur Agnew bas ordered anoWer 100 How to Play S.seball copies. The book, edited by James Cslhoun, who calls himself 11 &n ~~~~w~SI~arls==7~·p~,M~.==~ Agnew Republican," goes on ;;; -f 0 ~1AIO N DRIVE· IN Tonight. Aug. 14 ~ • I Double Future Progr1m 6 "NIGHTMARE IN WAX" I I cameron Mitchel Anno Halon ) Sfarrlng -Piut- "BLOOD OF DRACULAS CASTLE" . ' .. &Ianing I I I Johrt et(radlne P'tda Raymond Sa-y. Aug. 15 Doullle Future "HELLCATS" -Y Plus 1 -··'!·T~H~E~HiiDS~TiiA~G-E'•'--1 Sunday, and Tuasday Auf. 1'-17-11 Doullle Future Program Tom stern Jeremy Slate Conny Van Dyke "HELL'S ANGELS '69" . Color Plus Vincent Price "THE OBLONG BOX" Chfl•topher Lee Color militia ouUit 11 miles north of Toy Ninh City when "an unknown number ol high exploalve rounds impaclad in the friendly position." It ,... under Investigation. U.S. mUitsry spokesmen said fighting in South Vietnam wu light and scattered over the past ~ hours. Five Americans were killed in ground clashes and 12 wounded with two Gls killed and 12 wounded by and booby traps, the l()okesman said. sale Saturday. But Calhoun said the advance sales are booming. "They're going quite good, as a matter of fact, " he said. "We got another order from Spiro himaell yesterda)' for 100 more. We already provided him with about 60. He asked for another 100, so obviously he liked it." calhoun's book is straight Cook Probably Out for Season from the text of Agnew's speeches, which he obtained from the vice president's office, and features a foreword by cartoonist AI capp and Wuatra· Uons by Charles Brooks, editorial cartoonist for Ule Birmingllam, Ala., News. !tis dedicated ''With profound gratitude to those effete snobs and kept inleU.Ctuals who unwittingly served their coun try and made Spiro Agnew a household word." The cover shows a caricature Field reports indicaled fight,lnl! bad intensliiad along the Laotian border to the lOUth of Allied artillery base O'Reilly, under preoaure from 2,000 North Vietnamese troops. U.S. Il52 bomben carried six more raldlo in a region around O'Reilly 1'hursday night and today. Field reporta sald South Vietnam~,. units around the mountaintop ·base were on contact with the North Vlelnll· mese today. There were no immediate reports of casuRIUes on either side. of Sen. J. William Fulbright, lJ. Ark., choking a writhing Uncle Sam. "Asking Senator Ful· bright for advice on foreign policy Is Uke asking the Boston Strangler to massage your neck," reads the quote from a June II, 19'10, Agnew speech. Quotea about the Republican party, the DemllcraUc party, Democratic party leaders, Vietnam, youlll, the press and 20 other tnpics are inalde, along with a separate section on "Aanew's Rules of Rhetoric." war and peace llf Ualtad Prtu IaleruUoaal SAIGON - 11IE U. 8. COMIIAN!I TODAY ~..t..! in- honi!dld lte!IWillilq h 'liiii&D' !liner"' die .O~Aiueos· arlllJeey bale O'Jidbl, Ul1der Jftum't from 1D elllmalld 2,000 WILMINGTON, Ohio (UP!) North \'lomamme lrool»· V. S. 1UiUtary spolt-n 8lid VIet - Greg Cook, the premier Can& and Norlb Vlelnamele !roo.. attacked a V. S. Army unit quarterback for the Cincinnati near the ADiad outpoat ct Kblm Dac, II miles •ullnreet ol Dan Bengals, will undergo surgery NIDfl Tbunday. on his throwing arm Monday The mortar and ~e 111111 l1n ltillad one Americlu and wounded 12, v. 8. mWtary spoltMIJ'Il laid. The defenders ltillad and will probably be lost for the season, Coach Paul Brown said at leaat t110 II. tile attacln. Kl1lm Due II seven mt1es !rom Looo Thursday. Cook, a graduate of the and 101111! 110 mtles •U~Motttbeut of the embattled AWed ... University of Cincinnat, was the. tiD1r7 but O'RIIJly. Roolde of the Year in the American FootbaD ~ague last ....., and was the AFL's tnp pasaer. ~said the surgery would ba to correct a muscle tear. Cook underwent a series of tests at the Cleveland Clinic Thurs. day where he wu examined by VIENNA- IN AMOOD or OPTIMISM and utillactton, the UDIIed States aod Ruula linlllitd wort today in a communique wrappin& up lhelr lirll lour rmn!bo ol net1Dtiatlon1 at the StrategtcMmiLimltationTalti(SALT), WhenSALTraunesln l!e!!!(nld ill' the avtmn for lis -..1 round, they saki, a treaty limiting botb. olleDiive delivery ~ and defensive anll· bolll!!ltc mjgiles (AJIM) will be Ia lli8bt· ~~g:.g~~~ins, an or-· ~!!:C;P:'IIQ.~:II<Y:?=::i.:.~n:~~<n--i!ilt!il'iil*-llOic:i'<r: .a. ONE OF THREE grinding mU11 wbleb 'll'lll, be sent to 'l'llrkey lor.. aoe in HI Black Sea eopper works. Tower· lag !8 feet bllh. huJe mill dwarfs Allts.chalmers engineer lnspeciiDg lt. Jury List (C<!r!_tinuad from .,age 1l • l!eeda1{tlle Route I; George Wright, Pomeroy ; Hobart SmaDey, Olester; Helen Jef. Iars , fJbany Route 2· Clarence Hotir¥n, LangsvUie; Norman Yea~ger •. -~4leport; ~fell· Ba~r, M•do!leporl; Eugene Young, Pomeroy Route 4· George Holman, Syracuse; Marcia Dennison ' Rutland· Faye Wallace, l\l'iddl~port; Grover Stout, Dexter; Frances Reed, Reedsville; Betty am, Pomeroy ; Jack Bostick, Racine; Esther Harden, Syracuse; Richard · Sargent, Pomeroy Route 2; Mildred Tubbs, Pomeroy; Jean Hart, Shade Route I, and Wilma Sargent, Middleport. .. Melp GeD.nJ llolpiUJ, ' ADMITI'ED - ifaroJd King" P..-oy. DillCIIAIIGED - None. on,ta early 11111 mol'l1l11& de1troyed a live room aaoecaFied frame bale loealed ea 'l'lllluoJ Rom Rd., ... and ... bell miles- ol Cbeshlre. Tile ...... wu · - by Cborles Ables ol Addle"" Middleport aad Ga!Upolt1 Vo'- Fire llepartmeato weal 1o tile seeM bat "'"' 11111ble to 11ve tile 111n1c1ure. II wu tile ....00 omaceoplad home Ia the lmmadlale .,.... to be oleslroyad by fire thlo STAMP OUT HIGH AUTO LOAN RATESI Veterua Memorial llolpltal ADMITTED - Greg Medley, HockingpOrl; Fred Chapman, Coolville; Phoeba Lee, Mid· dleport; Cllllord Grilfitb, Reedsville; Keith Landers, Pomeroy; Kenneth Smith, Point Pleasant. , DISCHARGED - Gordon Ridenour, Nina cale, Erma Heynes, Jerald Seston, Clyde Crarnlett. DIVORCE uw:m Cbargin . g grou neglect of duly and extreme cruelty, Alma :r:· :~~';~ or; · fu N . : aiJo "" • the Meip County Common Plella Court. WESTERN ·a111Men oors Marie 17, lllclne. Beocl" In the N a t1 o iul G1Uecy of Art. If you shop tor an Auto Loan u coretuliy as you shop Interest rates. Excellent Selection . -. Of Famaus Name POMEROY NATIONAL BANK . ' .. POMEROY In The ~rtment Oil from 39' to s1•• . Whera~At.e ·,is . fa~ ever) his Dog Ogt_®or Summer FumHure ·Replacement 'CUshions • . . I' ::· : ~ . . -~ Middleport Man Killed ' I Sale prices ·on replacement cushions for gilder$, chaises, ·end .!Zhalrs. Now Ia the time to get your oUtdoor fur· nltwe elf spruced up with 100 per cent loam filled repiiiCIII'Ienl culhlons and et special: Special Sal' . .. funeral. HaleJ had been employad by tbe W1J1i1m1 OlaJ ('Amplny !Jyaara, Be WU I of tile 1r1na11 War. Be wu born Mardi a, 1t11 at Clmlll, llis 4 Dogs 0 . , '• ;~~ ' . 1 • 3.ful. ClntilMr Shllll8s ' , e Ulid,fDUt P_. Enamel Cispas aJME TO ·THt FAIR ANitsA~I · ; · 11. . R. .1114 au 111~• B. Ill 3 p.!ll•o•~~ Rawllap('all FDnJ · I Jt ' " ., ~ " ,, This is Bllfckie ~;.:~~t\, tei:m~ent rr·~: . ~8: ~~~ 1 Gnlu p. . Br 501 ~ Ollton ____ 69''Jt Stnsl&ly Priced: Middleport, ··- .DRESS MATERIAL. ( 19. Cu. 'Ft; ::·with 211 · lb. Freezer ' r! ,. ·a Man's best Fri~nd Take Advantlge of the Sale Prien In our Cleere~ce Sale of . , ,. : ,. Elberfelds · 1n· THEsbD l' CaPfclly. lltRKY LEE SANDERS alnp and llniiDI bill ublelt at bill home Meromvllle. . 'the • • FiDor .·. IfciQIIUilddleporl, 1lilb the Re.. Allllnr MUIIr olflclatJna. llwtal will be In 111111 . ' I ~In I lnstaiJation to Be Hel4 Monday .:• -' Refrigjator Freezer . a- '. ' !' ' G~ - ~ A. J.ua, Truteel welcoule will be given by Mrs. lllrectG' Of the Olio Mentll ameae and Margaret Jlradb1ao)>. chairman. ~ '!Ill be Ji..S for the ID· •. Mn. Evelyn Morrow, pre!d.dollt of ·llall~ ~iUIIMlJ aod reotpllon lor Volunteer ~. will aleo take pari in Qili-olrd F. _Nielim, Pb. b., •the - , the lnslaliaUon oonm...,.. . Saperlnlenolait II. ,GaJUP'1il State I'll- · Dr. Roser Gove, Cmnmluioner, ilt dlillt I'ND ~ dDellllit llllule; ADJi. 17 at 2.:!0 p.m. In Well Hall, Division of Mental Hygiene and eorreo. · · ' mr~edlolt.....V. · . Dr; Jonph Freldlnser, MediC.l: Uon, w111 diiNII the GaJIIP'Iis State In· 1uc11 II arouild' tile q'a blreclor, wlllll!'lllde. lnwcatlon will be llllute u al'f8101111 f~ty. liven by the lle't, Robert Kahn, of Mr. Jlllltl will,._. lbe cbalWe to ~=-.. thenewQWinlelldenlllldl:t'.Niellnwlll Mlddleton,prlll1ldllltoi<IJ!I· &lYe 1111 Nil tilt. . ' Parenl Volonteera, wUI ~ J>t. Fatllet AdaiJib Golubllw*l cl111phdn Nlebm. . . · will itve tile beaecllcUoll. The'~ 'J'IIt ~~ Voluac.er BMrd. of will fallllr. ,:; Grave1lde military rites 1lill be CIII1Ciuclld at lbe arne by tbe Amerl m IACion Fo4l1eJ Beonett Poll No. Ul of . Mlddleprt. !l'rleodl may call uy lime · IIIIA!rlO a.m. &ad.Q' at 1he funeral home. ·· Bob Evans Pays 10% G •· .LIPOLJS - The board of directors of Bob Evans Fanns, Inc.,~ of pork sausage products, bave declared a 10 per cent stock dividend on the company's capital stock. It Is payable September I to shareholders of record at the close of buainesa on August 14. Emerson E. Evans, chairman of the board, 8lid that ''very careful t'Onalder1Uon wUI be given by the directors to maintaining the same quarterly dividend ol 12\io cenlll per share." Action of the directors !ollowed the annual stockholders' meeting held AuguatiO at the company farm at ;Rio Grande, Olilo. It wu announced at the meeting that net profit for the (!rat quarter of tbe !Jaeal year, ending July 2t, wu S250,113, or 45 cenlll a share, an lncr- over the n7~,109, or. 30 centa a lhare, ' ~ in the ClllTI!IpOildil" ' ~od 1 year ago. Ntt $aiel for the lint quarter ..., tt,i\9,'1110, a gain of 10 per ' i'tnl' ov.. the a3,185,190 In tile fhi QUarter II. lui year. llullaDd. ~ . Ladies: Let's Shape Up POMEROY - Vernon Nease, with the all klnda ol equal tlmo, equal rights, and what not, believes they are a RUle slack in one area II. public service. · Nease, Meigs County's Amettcan Red Cross Blood Program chairman, learned thatoolyz;per cent of blood donaled in the naUon comes from women. "With all the interest 8l1d bard work that women are palting IDto their com· moniUes, It 11 stnna• that we have been allow\ni the men to take over IIlia one area of greatest pereonal confrlbutiom," be sald. ' ' Heusewives, buainealnd JII"Ofeeslonal women employed In Meip County, and studenlll 11 aod ovor, are ljlvlted to visit !:!~· .. demanding the Bloadmoblle Monday, Aug. :11, at the Pomeroy Elementsry School, Mulberrv Ave., between the houra of I and 6 p.m. Anyone between age 18 throuih Ill who II In good health811d weighs more lhon 116 pounda may donate. Healthy per!IOill can give a unit II. blood u frequently oa every eight weeks without any discomfort. The body replaces the volume ol blood In 72 hours. · Remember the datA!: Aug. :11 at the · · Pomeroy Elementary School from 1 to 6 ' pJD. Meigs, Gallia to Get Better Tax Receipt. IIPBCW. MD'l'ING GALUI'OUS - Jarne . Soma 8l1d Qailde lleWa, ~ of the 1fl0 IUver Baeu Km Featlql, · n=mceol SllurdQ ..IMI a rnellftol wiD be baki~U p:m. II, to mtew 11!1 pllt leattt'al ... . ·tile '11'11. - L n1ilnl!a ... tilllad for Olllce POMEROY - Botb Mtlp ud Gallla · Caunties will note ID ~ Ia ill*• ......, of a record high flota-.lble ,...-~ ... l*uperty tu dlllr!batiGa ot ... ... ' ' miJIIm Wdliol to ..... H I ~ 1lf : Stale TNasarer Jolll b. IltillM. Oallla CouniJ'•Ibere will be . . . . 1'1 . .......... to ~. ttim!ved In' - - . . Brand Campus RUTLAJtD . Fashions • •• · For Both loyi lnd . Girlt ''ieroiltg Meig& County For Over 98 Yearo Member Federal · Reserve System ' . Member Foditraf Dopooli l..;.,rance C«1111'4fltq ' All ACedUotlt Insured Up To $20,000.00 · '' '· · . 'BAHR ' 11e1p OcnlllV IIIII mlba _,._. . ... , ...... to ....... 1111. lind we offer faslllnanclng at rock·bottom ( to save refrigerator ~ . , .. 1 pint, 1, '2, 4, 6 quarulzeo ---.-1--------~----------.· ·' ·' . Side-by.Side ' for a new car, you'll FIVE RECTANGULAR SIZES stick .- ,J , A-Warren G. Harding on June 1~1 1922, at the dediCl· lion of me Francis Scott Key Memorial at Ft. MeHetll'y, Md. paint- lhllf* • i)llhw(lthtr ' Q-Who Will tlu! fiT1t American president to broadc<Ut OlltT tlu! radloP anv food $pace IIVInt. Gn111p _, 'i . '1 .. 651 .-/35i Qittan ~:0:---~- 9t' Jci;'r. common to four Jt6ttr7 A-Four Comers, where' Arizona, Colorado! New Mex· leo and Utah mee . Q-Art there .Rubbermaicl 'P 501 ~/sK CGIIaa ·-·-----· 8r Now Av1ll1ble Q-Where It tlu! 011111 poi!lt ill the United Stllkl ina• of L<OII41'do <Ia Villclln MARRIAGE IJCENBE thll hemllphne1 Mlcbael J..., Walker, 21, A~nJt lhe "Ginevra de Eaat Fultonham, and Donna UneOf lGfUUp QUICK QUIZ Q-Whot Will Nooh's~ act when he came torlh the Ark7 ~-ritt«o'lrlill'ii~~"-"Trlil""-""rlil'---~ A~He built an altar and ~ ofered a ucrlflce. ~· !he Campllle eoald return tD the rides on tile mldwq. ''He was alolleulhoolo: thin lwu aJnclng before all JIIOple oo 1111 Fourth," Merleti oaya about their appearance to&ethw before the 1,• people at the River Recreall• Fellival. When ukad 1li1al ba lbouahl .... be won the talent ll1ow, Terry sald: "I didn't think nolbJnc." Maiett, however, added that 1liMI1 Ttrry Lee llnally realir.ad that he bad won, he 11id be ''1rillhad ovayone bad aotten • trophy to keep." Ttrry Lee won't be olx IDlW Oct. a, but already he baa won 1 talent obow, II lchaduled to appear on IA!levllion and II in great demand to perform througboal the county. What lies ahead for blmT HopefUlly, I auccesslul JI'Oieaaional singing career - a dream that llu alwaya been a pari ol the singing Sanders family. With One of ' IUDUDer. / · ... A fire ol 1llldelermll1ad '. ' . AddiUo~l awiJn1111118 clln•• t.ave been seheduled at the Middleport conununity pool the last two weeks of August,, Michael Hargraves, park director, annolDlcad today. RegislraUon for the cl• ses will be from 10 to 12 noon tomorrow ot the pool. ln., slructoro, under dtrectton ol 1\frS. Yvonne ScaDy, will be Miss ·Joyce Riley and Miss NanC)! Bucbanon. The 4'1"oposed schedule of the classes ts: advanced ond iaterlnedlate beplmer,, 10.10:45; . beginners 3 and 4, 10\45-11::10 ancl'begiMers I and 2, II :ao. 12:1$. Tha pool lee for the three groups is $4. Adult swimmlng cia e' aiJo wUl be held during the nest two weeks. They .wiU b.e •~o::,h evenilig from Uq 7:30 pmj I fee lor adults 1.! Agnew fthe real) Hot Item SWISS FAMILy ROBINSON !Tochnlcolorl OorothyMcGulre DISNEY CARTOONS: New Neighbor ~ casualties in a bstllefteid accident in four months. The incident Thursday 66 miles northwest of Saigon was the second in as many days in which American forces accldentaDy fired on their South VIetnamese allies. U.S. Phon· tom jets bombed the South Vielnamese Wednesday near artillery base O'Reilly near the Laotian border. The U.S. Commar:d said a unit of th• U.S. 25th Infantry Division was firing mortars in support of a South Vietnamese BATON ROUGE, La. (UP!) - "The Real Spiro Agnew," a new book of excerpts from the vice president's speeches, is becoming so popular even WaltOi"ney•s ,.1. : � 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. 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