https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/64266a480c7f1e108a2bf32bc3424624.pdf 8213c16cdf2852233a36c41c9b0f8c45 PDF Text Text ,. IIIIIII!Mil• ....._Pf!_rt~:t-•MN•ff;, Q,, j 4 ) .. It'll ·.W· Two Day Sale! .WOMEN'S WHITE UNIFORMS Sale 6.00 Boys' 3.98 Wrangler Jians 3.49 Student cut super lean Wranglers In regulars ano BoysUO Wrangler Hondo Sale 1 Mens and Boys Permanent r-tess SlACKS Sizes 6 to 18ln regulars and AND UGHlWEIGHT LACY JACKETS Sale 3.00 Soft washable orion In pastel colors smalL medium and large. Final clun-up sale of 129 percent colton . tapered legs . wide belt loops - no 1h Price Sizes cutta. Sale 2.88 Many styles to choose from In wool mellon . take furs - plaids and solid colors. Misses and half sizes. Sale! Friday and Saturday Womens long Sleeve slipover sweaters. 100 percent virgin acrylic . hand washable - pastels and dark Iones - sizes 34 to 40. CPO JACKETS COlTON DRESSES Sale 6.00 Aspecial group of womens dark cotton dresses · In plaids, solids, stripes and flora is. Many styles to choose from - ali washable fabrics . Sizes 14 to 20 and 14'12 to 24'12. lsi See our new line of BUDGET SPORTSWEAR Including slack sets and umpers · all bonded abrlcs In solids and plaids - many styles to choose from. Sizes 10 to 18 j Shop the big selection of Handbags - Scarfs Jewelry - Panty Hose - Knee Socks - Gloves. Just arrived. KANEKALON WIGS Several styles Including the new Busby Style wig , Many, many colors to choose in this large selection of washable pre-styled wigs. carrying case and styro head form Included. Sit down and one on today In ovr first floor notions BESIFORM BRAS AIID GIRDW Discontinued stylesBroken sizes. - CPO JACKETS Light and dark plaid patterns In boys sizes small t-6 ~o · B) , medium (10 tOil~l i l81'9tt (u;,to •W.·>••ncl extra large (18 to~) . Llne<!_~!Qlafld and cuffs. Big Selection Boys 2.95 Sizes 6 to 20. Everyone Is ·permanent press. 01oose solid colors, bold new stripes and neat chalk stripe. You' ll want several when I'_OU see these. Save Friday and Siliurday. Mens - Young Mens 3.95 GIRlS PANllES White or prints. 4-14. Permanent press- sizes small {14-141(, l. medium llS-15'12), large (16-16 112). extra large {17-17'12) . The new look In stripes. paisleys - light and dark solid colors. Friday and Sa'turday Sale .2 for 7·(JJ Young Specia I Purchase I Ree, 3·• Stociing • Ginlle Panty 1be Ill Floor tnlollll Dt111rtmont HosierY o.p.rtmont R... 2 for 2.00 Eyacatcher Panty Hlle Sale 2 olm for • better fit . RECEIVING BLANKETS ,_,. knit · nude heel. Suntan - Clooslc Beige . Nu Brawn · Utopia . Block. S. 1.39 Pair Sale 4·• Com111n1on Solo! Mono ond Bon 1.25 AtbJetic Suppcrie,s All sizes for men and boys. Save now Friday and Saturday Sale! Young Men's and Men's WRANGLER JEANS 4.89 Super leans sizes 29 to 38 waist In all lengths and regular sizes 29 to 42 waist In all lengths. Made of extra heavy 14 oz. Plus blue denim . · Sanforized shrunk. Stock up now on needs t~ls weekend. Martex Medallion Reg . 3.50 Bath Towels - - - - - - - - Sale 2.39 Reg . 1.99 Hand Towels - - - - : - - - Sale 1.59 Reg . 89c Wash Cloths - - - - - - - - Sale 69c Reg . 2.50 Bath Towels - - - ·- - - - - Sale 1.99 RIJ9. 1.59 Hand Towels - - - - - - - - Sale 1.19 Reg. 59c Wash Cloths - - - - - - - - Sale 49c DISH Cl01HS eMNON . 3 for LOO SALE! PLAsTIC 'PlANT BOXES. Malle of Strcitene plastic. Shatterprqof. 1.70 PLANT BQXES · - • • - - • SALE ISc 2.20 PLANT BOXES - - - - - .. - SALE 1.10 2.70 PLANT BOXES - .- - • - . • SAI,.E 1.35 3.30 PLANT BOXES - -- - - - - • SALE 1.65 ____-1 B.oys 11.95 UniCI . - cro · Jq~ Sizes tor ·boys from 6 to 18. Platif patterns with warm Scherpellnl'\11- Now is:. ag9Cid time to buy your needs for ~ctiOol and wlnltr wear. · . Sale 10.10,' Mens sizes ~ smelt,, lntl!l,um; lltge 11111 extra •, ,. 1''. ),• l 3.f; - • • SALE - ' - - SALE 2,79 ,.• · QUILT. . SHEmNG , ~- colors. ... ' ;<,. Cubes pop out with on HIY · .Safe .3 yards 1.00 . Sale t•9 ANTI-fATIGUE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SUI GUDDEN ·PAINTS Mlls ..._____________________ Sale 1.99 Sale 6.99 I llx30. c;oCiif,'Nlon Glidden Spred Lllstre Semi gloss Enamel and Spred Lltex Enamel. . ·Salfti. Regular ·u s Quiirts - - - - - - - Sale 2,49 Regular 9.50 Cifllons - - - - - - - Sale 8.99 . Mtft•.,~I,!M_~· • •l Ill • PI!Oto ~-"""'1' P'l•'. ~ first bY·!I nilfle i lhlfd lo l'ata Jante, ridden by Jerry Lewla, owned by Dick Roaob of O•lllpolJa · , 8ecGnd race Wll IICfalcbed. · :.'iblnl.l'lllt,-Pana Bar JleHer, M,lrloil Chaney of lndlana qwnel' and rldei, flzlt; ~ fine Bit Imp, ~ • 0111)11'1 Wtd lo : Annllle Bar, owned .and ridden · by Bob BeckiuuQ. Fourth race, D.O. Myers, Dave Plaeb rklln&, Merrill Spleu Ill Dalla, Oblo, owner, llrat· BJI1'0 Toni Llrry Jenkins .rider,"'"""'"'· '· =.~·=: ' ,. . • Bleached with colored border twist. r \'~· .. ~ Woven chocks' and 1 big ~ BllfChed ill ~ ! 90'i; · Rotular I.19 yard. ,Sale Frld41y ••.d S.turdoy , . 9r Yd. 3r Unen Toweling ICE aJBE TRAYS · • 3 good patterns In all T~y Mille flat latex wall paint Regular 2.50 Quarts . . - Regular 8.25 Gatl~s - . • . Fast slarta and photo finishes spelled ncill!ment for roalng fans atll!ndlng tbe quarter horse racing held at the 107tb annual Meigs Coqnty Fair Thursday. .. Results ol ~ racing were: · W!J1nefs' In ll!e First race, SQri)e · Style, ridden by Bob .!i,eekh~m, owned tiy W~;~~, · ~. Belpre, and su~ . Jiid Qnqy• f'lddiii by Dave Pljck~, ,owned bl Merrill I SHOWER 'CURTAINS .,,. ..... W"?WP,.,,, _______ FRIDAY, G,t ELECI'Rit FANS • . . . ,. ,· _. ' •I 34.95 20 i~h ·~•II'- Fans - - - - - Stle . --n.u !4 ., ••,. ~UI '&0 .Sa" 2t.oo ., ' • - -.· • . Portable Fans. "'li!':''"' ·,ens· F .. - .· ---· r- 21 ~: -~N CENT$ ' .. Teachers Ar H· d · . ~ . ,:are •· ' ROGER KARR, IAug Bottom, nldblted tile annc1 ...._... anlmalud Cella MeCoy, female. Reedsville Route I, lbe reserve champion animal In the Melgl Junior Fair beef cattle judging. Other Hollteln winners wefe: Bull calf, under me and over four Dllllltlu!: Koblentz. Cow, low 8lld over : Rny Holter, Pcxneroy Route 3, tim; Cong!eton, secmd, 8lld Holter tblrl. Cow, three llld under four yean: ac>lter. Cow two )'UrS 8lld under three: Cotlrlll, first and second; Koblentz, tblrd. Results of pony and horse first ; Bobby Huff~;~~an, Pt. ShoeiMker, Cheshire, (!Fat; E. Senior yearfln8 heifer: Koblenlz, flrsl; Earl Dean, l'ooleroy conformation judging were Pleasanl; E. J . Hill, P0111eroy. J. Hill, second. lloute I, second; Mike Concleton, tldrd. announced today by llle Meigs Show hme : Bobby Greer, Pony under 48 inchell : Junior yearfln8 bel:ler: Coogleton, flnt; VtrbU Klngabury, County Fair Board. New Haven, first. Stallion, two years and over: IICOIIII; Q>DIJ!elml, third. Winners included: SUddlebred pleasure : E. J. E. J . Hill, first; Jeff Jones, Senior heifer calf: Coqleton,llrst and second places; Kolbnetz, Western Class, horsell : Hill, first. Pomeroy, second and third. tlllrd. Stallions, Cole Stables, Saddlebred yearling : Sherr! Mare or gelding, any age; Junior betfer calf: Earl Dean, first; Koblenlz, second, and Tuppers Plains; Janet Hum- Indestad, first; Weslie Parsons, Tony Kennedy, first ; Paul · "-~•eton , Wtd. phrey of Pomeroy ; Robert pt Pleasant, second. Shoemaker, Cheshire, second; 'I.NI-'61Meier, Pomeroy, ltrstlhrough Pony, 48-511 inches : Mrs. C.M.Headley,Reedsville, Get claire: HoltSr, timand Wtd; Koblenlz, second. lllird, respectively. Mare or geldiDIJany age : Cole third. . Western mare or horse : L. T. Stables, lint; Terry lngela, Filly or stud coli, one 8lld Prodlace of cow: Holter, tint; Koblentz, secood; CoDIJleton, Taylor, Mason, first ; Cole Middleport, second, and Tony under two : Sherrl lndesiod, tblrd. • first; E. J. Hill, second. Three fema1el bred 8lld owned by eshlbttor: Holter, first ; Stables, secood; Pat Jones, Kennedy, third. ., Shade, lhird. Filly or stud, one and under Mare with loa! : Kimberly Coq1eton, IOCtlld; Koblmtl, Wtd. · • Western mare witb snrin• two: E. J . Hill, first. · Jane .Bickers, Racine, first; E. In !be Mllklnc Sb<iltlwnr Ciaa 10 tim place~llld four 'second foal; Susan Yost, Racine, !lrslj Mare with fOil : Paul J . lfl!l, MCond. pliail-lll~~~•llatAID)lDI!tii,WI!Q~allo Junlll' Kennedy, Mltldleporl, , __..,"',..•- ...::.'oll lbe'I'Oarc:hlmplon an'ilnall111 lhe ~· · ·· Leacb A1nJdre Farm WfJIIIIIInt placea811d 11:1: IICOIIII places Ia tbtt ~ eta. 8lld the Mineral Welli, W. Va., !ann Kennedy, Middleport, first; . ~te4 ~~""bull, aenlor 8lld junior champion females Susan Yost, second. Postmaster Paul L. Casci but the starling salary 15 ~.51 English Class, horses : and the gr811d ehamplon f.-lea. per hour. There are no Stallion, two and over; said today there Ia a vacancy al residency requirement.. All &lperlnlendenllllllbe dalrr department are Harold ClflUihan Sherrie lndeslad, Pomeroy, lhe Middleport postoffice for a persvns over 18 yelll'li old are aod David KOO!enll. . . temporary (Indefinite ) subeligible. Duliellnvolve driving stitute city mall carrier. The hours of the position vary a car, carrying up to 35 pounds, and lifting up to 80 pounds. The applicant should be physically able 1o perform the duties of the position and pass a civil service examination. Interested persons may cooloct the poslmaster lor further lnfonnalioo. Conformationis]u~ed ~;:iern yea-rling~ ron~ -S·u·.b Dies Friday Mn. Lottie J . Tyree, 81, Pomeroy, Route 4, died Friday ~;~~orning at Veterans MemorW Hospital. She is survived by three sons, Claude and Cecil Keesee, boll! of Florida, and Raymond Keesee of P0111eroy Rllute 4; 12 grandehlldren, and 10 grealilrandchlldren. She waa preceded In death by two busbands, Rolland Keesee and Boyles Tyree. Funeral servicell will be held 11 2 p.m. Mooday atllle Hyoell Run Free Methodist Church with the Rev. Cecil Wise oftlctaling. Burial will be In the Miles (:ellll!tery. Friends may .U at ~ Marlin Funeral Ro~;~~e anyUme after noon llllda:y unW noon Monllay . TWo ta~hfrs were-employed Wel(nesday night by the Eaitern LOcal School District Board ol EducaUon. Mrs. James Bourn•. a gradua~ of Ohio Ulilver.' to Illy, wltllthree 'ieara teacb_Ins uperlence, wu emptoy. ~ •• a flrat arade leacher at · Cheater ana Director l{atbJ"ll Thomloo, a graduate · ·111· Tem WCllllen's Ui!lverilty wltb three ~· apett8nce, was .employed u a ,.relljlng teache.r uhdfr the Title I pt;Ogi'IIJII ~ Tuppen PliJrj, reJigntllon; of Helen ~!~::!h;·:•• head .ecepftll, cooll,• li Rt .. t Wll Cook .Wams ' . Employes Car;ier Job Lt"sted Lottie Tyree Take No SideS WbO ... Ia tile radng procram will be held all p.m. Sall*'da:y. ·;, ' Bull, one yar aJ!!1 Wider two, Oak HID Fann, Lore City; buD all, under 11111 and ovw four ~;~~ontbs, Oak Hill Farm,llrsl; Wiley l'trry, Alhenl, - - ' : eow, four and over; David Nease, tim; ~Hill Fann, IIICOnd afll! third; C11'11, three and under four; ~ Carpent.er, Barnelvllle; Oak HID Farm, second; H. Marcus Wea..-lrl Letart,llilrd; C11'11, two and under three: Oak BUIFarm, flrll•nd IIICGnd; Nease, third; senior yeatllna heifer: Carpenter, lint; Neue,'l!'l'ond; Perry, lhlrd; junlllr yeariiDIJ better: Neue, lint; Oak BID Farm, second, and Wtd; senior belfer ealf: Oak HID Fat'l!lo tim; Perry, second; junior helfer: Neue, tim; Oak Hill Farm, second; Richard and Jane Dodd, Athena, tblrd; get of lire: Oak Hill FlfDI, tim; Carpenter, 118C0nd; produce Ill C11'11 : Oak Hill Fann, tim; David Neue, II8COnd; Doddl, tldrd; three feDl81ea ll'ed and QWIIed by llhlbltor: Oak kW1 F81'111. flnt; Nease, second; Doddll, thlrda. In tbe ac>lltefli dus ·David Koblenlz of Po~;~~eroy Route 3 ' llhlblted the champion bllll; Clair CollrW of West Columbia llhlblted' the lllllior cha!Dplnn female and the grand champion female. Mike Congletoo of Belpre llhlblted lbe junior clrtrnpion ?' ' . Twilight radngwiU IMifn at llhll ~and tbe1!t'ljl up of Gliddtil. Gl.,.s ·white Four Hour Enamel , · Sali U9 Quart SMEf 'FRIDAY AND sATURDAY · ' '· ;:- . ' AUGUST 21, 1970 ·---------r_______. . _____ .... ,....-; ' David Neue<!- ~e won~ Ill the four top awards Ia the JOIWY ....,.Utkll•when open claal judging of dairy . enlmalnraa~ 'nlljrlday at the Melgl County Fair. Neue ~ted ·lbe ..Uor charnplm felllllle, llle jilnlor dlanlplm fetpale 8lld the grand champion female. Oak HID J'atml elhlblllll tile cb•*tplon bull. Other resultl of Jersey COWMIIliS (UPI) - A ............ IMmb lwDd 1buntlay by clllldrea pla11Jc .. the Halbellll llde ud I bomb open Wd oaly • lllllfaDellall preveated ~ device lniD ezplodlq. Fire Deparlmeal bomb esperl Jolla O'lti!ele Wd the bomb eolllllted of a steel coalalaer paell;ed wllb dyuamlte wt111 a e.-a fuse. He oald there wao DO cooaeetloa belweea thll oae ud othera lhllt wedt oft ID alorel Outrider, Ronnie Flint, owner oa llle out aide. 8Jid rider, Murow, Ohio. ..... ~ -. t" c&"'"?Ni0!8i®Jf~·Ci".-O::*'Flftb race, Sir Rayne, rider TIME CHANGED Rome Flint owner Bob Henneciy, first;' Quald King, Joe Funeral services lor John Arrllleloo, owner. and rider, Joseph Epple, 72, Minersville second. Route1,whodlldWedneodayat Sixth race, Fiddle Mark, Jr. the Holier Medleal Center, will Shelpman, rider. Jolin Stratton, beheldatlp.~;~~ . Saturdayat thee ~~ •!'Pd. Alugar Wlndl, Ewlns Funeral, Hllll!8 rat!niln . Placliilt ' rider, Tti'I'Y !ban· -t 2 jlm1 all - wu an. Gillllble, Van Wert, owner; nOUIIeed. Wtd1 Windy CaJeaQ, PbB Reed and Dave Buch, ownera, RonnlJ Fllnt, rl!lef. · ' · . lf1PM~rrt~P,J.4ceae Dave Walle1'8011 annOunced Joaei>li Riley. Bailey, 20, the quarter horse races. He's Cheater, and J,ouretta Kay frtiiD Marysville. TUne k~ Slrgent, 19, Coolville. was H. A. Cole of Tuppers I Plalna, and judge was Guy Radcliffe of WeiUngton; aislsted by,Mrs. lladcllffe. First by Nose · REG. 5.99 YD. - - • - - - - - • - SALE 4.99 . , ._, c·• .. ..t'···~·~j ~ • REG. 4.9t 'YD.• ~.-- . ;"';\-' - ._. 3... Priscilla =· ROGER NEAsE llld ROma Neue Ill erhiN!M the gr811d emplon 8lld lbe reserve · . · M!!mal•ln the Jeney c:attle Judilni at tbe Melga Junlar, . 'nlunda7. Som.e Style Won 54" width-good selection patterns Regular Sl-95 _ ORLON CREW SOCKS 1--~--~-._...~_._.. ? Salt 139 SALE! UPHOlSTERY FABRIC Colorful striped oil colton kitchen towels. Young Mens 1.00 One size Ills sizes 10 to \4. Solid colors and while. Stock up now for school and flit'! wear. ' · , •. · .· 54.49 Dawn Bed Pillows, filled wlth'whHe Virgin Dacron. Extra zip-off white cover. Frldoy ond Sotvrcloy selection of floral, modern and fruit fllllerns . 149 Sale 199 KITatEN TOWElS KrfOIEN .'IOWELS · \ . Our regular 19c Connon Soltt Connon . $4.89 Sleepcraft • Foam Latex - Extr• Plump. Zip-oH flower trim cover. REG. 4.49 YD. - - • - • REG. 3.49 YD. - - • - 2 for 25' lenglfl ·- white. :-: SALE .. ~~i IJry, PrHhrunk - ' Drip mac.lne wllhiblt. 84" ·am PIU.OWS · ·'· fllllell or prlnll. 2 for 1.78 I 3 b 1.00 Permanent press slacks of 80 percent Fortrel Polyester, 50 percent Colton'. New fall colors for back-to-school wear. Made with tapered legs -no cuffs - neat titling . Sizes 29 to 42 waist 01oose your corre~l length. 1o1ton-polyestor 30•40 3.49 Bath Towels - - - - - - - - Sale 2.09 1.99 Hand Towels - - · - - - · - Sale 1.69 79c Fingertip Towels - - - - - Sale 69c 79c Wash Cloths - - - - - - - - Sale 69c aJRTAINS 1 Friday and Saturday Fieldcres• Sea Shell Men' 5.95 _ Nylon-Lycra Spandex Control top. sheer stretch nylon stockings In Petite. Medium, Long and Extra Long . 01ampagne - Mink Mist - Brown Mist-Taupe Mist. Special Sale - Reg . 2.49 Bath ToweiS -- ---- -·- -Sale 1.98 Reg. 1.59 Hand Towels - · - - - - - - Sale 1.39 Reg . 69c Wash Cloths - - • - - - - - .Sale 59c CASUAL SLACKS pastel 2 PAIR 1-• SALE 'n PRICE .. Long Sleeve Sport Shirts Rot. stc Pllll Mold Sale 5~ Fieldcrest Malabar dish cloths. long Sleeve Sport Shirts lkock -To-School Spociol Imported Crystal beverage mugs. Large Size. 2.50 Bath Towels - - - - - -, • - - • safe 1.9a 1.59 Hand Towels - -- - - - - - - - - Sale 1.39 69c Wash Cloths - - - - - · - - - - Sale 59c ·. ' Trvloft Royen ond Dildall ...lyater Knltlod Til"""' GlASS MUGS Cannon Royal Family Palo Alto and Cameo Rose - Sale 6.88 Two RII!IUior 1.00 Martex Daisy Down Boys 7.95 Plaid Palfern HOSIERY DEPT. Just Arrived Another big shipment of popular Smell Group Sizes Small (14-141!,), Medium (15-15'12) . Large (16-16'h) and extra large (17-17 1/2). True Navy styling with two button thru flap pockets . anchor buttons · lined neckband and ~ Y-'= OL_XX~I-' H-=_N.::... 9._91~__,_·' _"-_. _.__ _ _ _PO:,.: · Pt'_ES~O~ Y-M:··:...J(D..__O.:;.:: ~E_ PQ._ ~T.:..,O_H..,.:. IO_ _.....,....._ .I Reg . 2.98 Bath Towels ~ - - - - - - - Sale 2.119 Reg . 1.69 Hand Towels - - - - - - - . Sale 1.49 Reg. 69c Wash Cloths - - - - - - • • Sale 59c 6·95 ,. tadlll'lll were: cannon Royal Family Tal Mahaland Rose Symphony Reg. Reg . Reg. Reg . ' _; i . . Reg . 2.50 Bath Towels - ·: :· -- - - - - Sale 1.98 Reg . 1.59 Hand Towels - - - - - - - - Sale 1.~ Reg . 69c Wash Cloths , - - - - - - - Sale 59c WESTERN JEANS 3.49 Made with double knee. Werfern style with taper Special Sale! Mens and Young Mens - Reg. 1.98 Bath Towels - - - - - - - - Sale 1.69 Reg . 1.39 Hand Towels - - - - - - - - Sale 1.09 Reg . 59c Wash Cloths - - - - - - - - Sale 49c Sale For Two Days! Boys 3.98 Lee No Iron . ., Cannon Royal Family Crystal Palace An excellent value in womens long sleeve Sale! Friday and Saturday Womens Dark Transitional slzo - all calion - •. August ~ite Sale savings on matching ensembles. Bath Towels - Hand Towels Wash Cloths. cannon Royal Family Fragranceand Chez Elle Sale Price 2 for 5.00 ~ CieW·Scds· I We 2 ,., t35 legs and wide belt loops. 50 percent Polyester, 50 percent Cotton In blue denim . brown or olive twill. Sizes 4 ,to 12. · . , Lee Jeans Ill. l~ok and 'wear better. Save now lor school SLIPOVER SWEATERS Sale 5.00 -~ ... _ r-' Sale 12 fer ·Permanent press knits in sizes 6 to 18. Solid colors and bold stripes. Sale 22.00 ir-~ ' excellent quality. Gonerou~ ~,, ' ' oM 'lift fib Ill , 10 lO l:i. CUIItlon ,IOie. .White wtfll multi ColO!' top ond solid cciiOtt. too. KNIT SHIRTS Women's Winter Car Coats . ., 7tc HI~ Han~ Boys 2.95 Long Sleeve Sale! Friday and Saturday j slims. Solid colors - tOO Jackoto. Mootly zlppor front. Solid colors. While they loot. . ' Men's lf White slims. Sizes 6 to 18. Authentic western styling for active boys. 14 ounce bl~ denim . Sanforized shrunk. Buy now and save for back-to-school Sale! Friday and Saturday AGROUP Of M»MEN'S SHRUGS I For FriUY lui41 Sllel Friday and Saturday Tailored of 60 percent polyester and 40 percent nylon - short sleeves - llpper and buffon front styles - hand or machine washable - famous name brand. Misses and half sizes. .. , . ~- ~ I SATURDAy· BOTHFf(IDA ! :... e·. , ')f. J~rd .. DIVORCE GIUNTED Paul E. &nllh, Pomeroy, 'las been granted a divorce friiiD JudiIll Ann smith, Pomeroy, -lP the Meigs County ('mnn011 Pleas Court on RJ'OUilds lllgroa neglect of duty and extume cruelty. The nWden name of the defendant, Baeon, wu restored. MR. PRO!ISER DIES Allen Prosser, Rutland Rou'-t I, died unupectedly at bit home Tbunday night. ~ arrange~;~~ents are hefat completed at the Marlin Funeral Home In Rutland. �! ,. ( . . ' ·~ .. 1 r . ,."'. , ' . .. . .• I ' ·~ • . ' ,, ' .' " j 1 • \' .. ~~~-;n:·~:f'll'1:~=.;·:~..~~~.~~::•::·ri~1,o.,~•u,~ ... 1 ./ ·, ·-...~~ , Tony Opens ,::at <~J) ·.Lose ·Ag· · •n .. , a) .JiyFBBDHeMANE . . VPIIIp•l"f~ter · The Mlnneaota TwiJUI/ n . ' .·blak!ni thOle dluy !A!levislm :slve-away lhDWf seem .· Weill .race NEW vofl!C - Tooy. 'New vork Met.t, ;_ Meta by u g8Jil!!S 1n !be Cloninger who has compiled a The Reda will meet the .Meta for the Wes!A!m Dlvlsioo Iiili. 5-2 record with a 2.84 earned In a four game ·ll!riea here as · Ldty' Jerry i{o(JoD)an will run aver~e since jolnins the they embark on ~ last Eait- start for New York. The Jleda alar~ rotation will ll!b the em swing of the 11088011. Both . and Mell will play a ~ mllWid for the Clnclnna11 Redo the RA!dt 8114· Mell were Idle game Saturday and a dOuble 'tool&ht wbln they , . , !be 'l'bunday. ~ti leada the header on Swlday. ., ua llllllteur'producllorul. . .The 'l)rlnJ, In the last two weeki, have becGme maaten ot .!!It &l•e-awayln fact. they ue ·; ..0 11)011 at If that If they kelp .lt11P for a couple more weeki, they mJahl give away the Americ:an Leacue'•. Weatera •.Dlvlsioo title. The givNway bug oeemed to have Wt the team temporii'IJ,y thla week u It won three sll'alght after a ntne.came· loillnl streak, but It relun!ed '1'bunday nlibt aa the Twlni bowed . to the New , York Yanteee, c.3. In !be pn1y other major leque action, Atlallta defeat.d Pldladelphla, 11-Z, In a NatiOIIII SIDNEY SPENa!lR, POMEROY, 'Ntlnll bone 11'111.- and dmw, 11 be warla!d out just before the~ of twlllght horse hameu racing at tbeMeip Fllr 'l'hundly ni&ht. I. I'~·· .... ; ,•', ,, . .... ,~,~l/f ,,' ~ot·r"'.lfr. '. IJNDA JfOU.ON AND ROGER NEASE, both of <. Minersville, were named champion junior lair cattle .., showmen Thursday. Mlas Holland was the reserve champion showman and Nease the grand champion showman in the datry cattle division. i, i ,f.. ' ,,' i: ' DIANE 11ENBDUM, ReedniJie, ablblted tile .... ' ' " of breed "Vtb a Charolala and Beref«d en., and llyrou McCoy, Re«<svvlle, Route I, lbe Aagua champion, at the Meigs County Junior Fair. .·Hundreds of fans made the barn~ horse - ~ '~ at lhe Meigs \l!IUDI!t·.Fiair a huge aucress. ..'Background musis of the r,leigs High School blnd Jed by [)avid Bowen especially added tq the overall success of the evening. · Therewereplentyoftwoyear old pacers on )land with an ex1n1 elimination beat held to dell!rmlne the top animals in tile Detd. In the first heat for the two old pacers, winner was My ~t owned by Mae Ireland of ~amestown. Second place went wFirefly Brown owned by J. Weinberger, Gallipolis, and $ldney and Roger Spencer of Pomeroy with Sidney Spencer driving. Third place went I<> :Abbie Hill, owned by Archie y...- DAilY SENTINEL Mace. driven by E. Ebenback. In another heat l!lf, two,yl'8f old \18COrll ,IAJ · .gefollhoo•, . . ticipants in the eliminaUon event, Hillcrest Cindy owned and driven by R. G. Betts, Barnesville, was first. Second was Big Red Machine owned by Don Spencer, Pomeroy, and thirdwasLuckyLangownedby Marshall HetUnger of John· stown, driven by R. Edwards. Taking first place in lhe elimination event among the finulista for the two year old pacers was Hillcrest Cindy with second going to Big Red Machine, driven by Don Spencer, and third was Lucky Lang. In tile first heat lor the three year old trottA!r Noel Starr, owned and driven by Ray Newhart ol Marietta raced to !~lace with Hopeful Boy ownedbyW.H. Acker, Wooster, driven by H. Fuller, Croton, a part owner, was aecond. Third went to Caperette owned by Neil Ater, Clarksburg, and M. Ater of Chillicothe, driven by T. Ater. In the second beat for the trotters, Caperette was first with Hopeful Boy second. In the third race for pacers, non-winners of $3,000, Circl Can, owned and driven by Porter Martin, Circleville, took first place. Second went to Winter's Day driven by Virgil Null and lllarletia Time, owned by R. Newhart and R. Morgan, with Morgan driving, was third in the first heal. In the second heat of the non-winning pacers, Brother Albert was first, Winter's Day aecond, and Clrele Can third. Trophy blankets for horses ~~: 51111~ :li. ,' .;, •.• 'I I HOUSE ··-~· • o' .., Harness Racing Big Hit QraL .. twillght • j' BYRON McOOY, Reedsville Rocte I, was the grand champioo ah0WIIl8n and Vickie Carr, Tuppers Plains, the reeerve cbampion 8h0Willllll, in the beef cattle divi!l!on of the Meigs County Junior Fair~ with the best summary in the Thursday races went to Hillcrest Cindy, contributed by the New York Clothing- If~; Noble Starr, contributild ·by Elberfeld's and Circle Can, contributed by Swisher and Lohse Drugs. .HQirie William Smith, Fred Googlein and Wallace Bradford are superintendents of the . Speed Department. Dave Wetterman was announcer and starter wai C. R. Baker of Richwood. Dr. S. N. Howe of Marietta was presiding judge. p. bart." WARNERASSlGNED Army Private John G. Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Warner, Syracuse, is assigned to Company E, 17th Battalion, Sth Brigade, in the Training Center , Armor (USATCA ), at Fort Knox. COOLING IT NEW YORK (UPIJ - The secret of coping with hot weather: plan ahead. The mo~e organized your day, the less heated, flustered and siA!aming you will aet. Take II easy in the kitchen by serving quick to make, light meals. When humidity Is high, cool off by holding Ice cubes wrapped in cloth to pressure points - inside of wrists, temples, back of neck. BOOSTERS TO MEET The Southern Athletic Boos!A!rs will meet at 7:30p.m. Monday at the high school in Racine. All residents interested in the athletic. progrllll1B of the digtrict are asked I<> attend. PIANO PLANT CLOSES CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Baldwin Company said It will stop producing grand pianos here as a result of general economic c"''diliona and In· creasing competition from Japanese manufacturers. PILOT INJURED ATHENS, Tenn. (UP!) 'Robert Nugent, 53, Cincinnati, was injured Thursday when he crash landed a singlMrlglne private plane in a pasture about a mill! from !be city timils. ~ ... SIJiil Shown ' 15.99 .' .a...: •• ....... ~~~ €ais 'Wms Mr ll'rlliodl Co•..tvFm•••..._•.,.OIIttbllub...... Oft'!lliD· · , DAYS -.,. .-~~ . '"._v.- . ·~. eatini wa~ II Ilia lee,~· ~WI, tilt~· , WJD!fi'I!"'" Hartley,lil!ll rllbl, tile ll!te'MiyM M1olil Utewi. \ .. " , i . . ---------~-~---------~·~----, r-------------. ~ lVoice along 'Br~~dW'4y I . · I· ' (Singer Eloise Laws is a andknowriforyean, &!cldeniYf bpi me: lt•You're .~ ~ new personality in the en: had to•mike new lrtenjla1. not • lblr,uniU ba l,nvii~I!J9U fo Iilli:. tertainment world, and now, justinNewitorkbullndtiealll ~ fi!Wiy ,iot my .chance. I've subsUtutlng for Jack O'Brian, over lhA! wotld. . · , , ,:118\'tr ~lo ~, It all went abe appears on the writing Mellf!Widi~, it' has 8lio l!eeo• llY ·.In 4 ~liM l!!ld, I scene.) hard *"'· coil~ old"~ .J Ou!Jin't t;elllen!)ler ~IW BY EWISE LAWS lriendl from iHOUIIO!i M i.l ,... '..!Ung. llf lllin~. •Silice · NEW YORK - Five years really ha'Ven'f at· all. lbim. I've gotten a ~t lllll!'e . . agel, .whA!n I began actively-Some~. ~'I! ,l:llme. viAI1. ~ 1boilt lddng, tllld;~ · purswngaslnglngcareer, lhad me~,. W ~-= I've~~ to ,my dreami! lilt! no Idea how demanding my there , =k. I w.., • hop_e of IGIIleday haVIhc my chosen profession could be .... could if . ' te bow ni1lch 1 televillon • . .: demanding artistically and • want them to treat me like tbelr· · 1 went tO EurGpi fer my' lint personally. Nevertheless, all of old friend not like 110111t vJcatiooln a · Qme. First I the demands are worth II, since ' went to Venice, I can dO' what !love more than ' Gne of tbe anything In the world - sing! · · Jn ' The personal demands are obvious and typical to · mosl me a performers, but somehow I nner thought they would have me · teJBni flas!\. -eil own Houston ootill mo•Jed to New York in 1965. of iny friends IIUJEWELI'I'tiXlOEDiillleW.... ' 4 ,f,Ridlllawle) II 1 • •oat u autrlder at llle Meigs County Fllr. Rlct, a resident now ol To*lo, ·formerly of Middleport, rides high llepplnc "~ Boy'' owned by Mn. Roberi Allensworth of Middleport. He ill tile grandson 111. Mn. Jamea Hawley ol Middleport, a lister of Mrs. AlleiiSWorth. :r Lin..:.• Kesnten Post · · Another W'm · Leasue leading Falls .City ralaed its league record to 19-3 wltha12to3WinoverCitylce& Fuel Wednesday evening on the Elks Diamond. Falls City, one of the top ranked teams In the ata!A! of Weal Virginia, proned to be too muchforCII)"Ice&Fuel~sthey lp;;::. .. ' ··-~·~.. . .:: ~~m»;:x,<."!::m:«':<>.:s~ iMark Broken at Scioto ill "' ·~ COLUMBUS (UP!)- Frosty Clay, a 3-5 favorite, moved in front at lhA! hallway point and won the featured~ Scarlet and Gray cup race Ill Scioto R B oger rown Puts Up His Downs thursday night in a world record time of 1:611 4<i for 3-year-lld pacing geldings on a mUe h·a ct . It was the fastest mUe at the track south of here this year and the 15th two-minute mUe recorded at the oval . =ty Clay, handled and R1 and owned =double who made tile lives of National Football League tunners and passers miserable lor 10 SA!BSOns, has TA!tlred. Brown, 33, announced his retirement at the Los Angeles Rams' Fullerton State training camp Thursday becaiiSA! he was unabletogethlmselfintoshape. · The 74 combina· liorr..t Cherry Go 111 and Toboso Ralderretumed .-.oo. The 1•2 qulnella paid off $3UO. '!be ·-ham •·•I ....,. ess rae• .,. 808 wager· ed a total of $203,fll. Trouble with Law i:h~: Ex-Bear Star in • OAKLAND (liP!) - Fonner University of California baleaake~ ••~tar Bob Prealey P ded e-ly to charges of theft Thill'llday. The charges involVed an alleged ·fraudulent travel c1Jeck swindle · · Presley, 23, was arrested by polle-e for allegedly uaing women to purcbale travelers checks up fo $500 In Berkeley banta. having the girls report them atolen and cashing dupUcatea. til~emotionolt.uau.standlnt~s ly Unltld ,..., fntornaHORit w. L. Pet. Gl Syracuse ~ Tl~ewater 61 Richmond loulovllle ~f:'c/oPIII o45 .640 By JOE CARNICELIJ UP! 8porll Writer Two of the prime "have nots" of the National Football LeaguA!, the Buffalo Bllla and the Phlladelphla Eagles, con· tinue their rebuilding tonight wben they meet in an Interconference game at Buffalo. The Ea&le• will be playing their second game in five days, ~~~~!:f ~~i~:. ~~~d lsaac G·•obs :: ~. . • ,..ain Thunday. Isaac, catawba, N. C., gunned his 11169 Dodge Daytona around 'the 2.66-mlle tract at 1•.134 m11ea per hour, edging David Pearson, Spartanbur&, S. c. In a 1869 Ford at 1111.863 mjm, The speed was conatderably ;dower than Isaacs' record Jllt.861 mpb which won the pole at !be hi8b-banked trlovaltrack for· !be Allbama 500 In tlie aprtnc. N~ has ordend a new v011t Plate Installed "" all carbureton wlllch slows the 8IGN PELZ • cars but . p~events blown QTY, Mo. (UPI)- engines. Royall 'l'hurl- r.-..~--.-...,. pitchl!r City, CO~ofblisthe'JS~~efow8. ~,gam~ !JaCk;'; "'" The 'Hens, just recenUy the new occupanll of last place in the league, are 34\1 games out of first place. Mllt May homered In the fourth with the bases empty and T::: again in the sixth with one man aboard lor the Jets. The HOM got to starter Gene Garber for the eight hits in 1 u Beffillnnings. George Kalalatis slammed a twiH'WI homer in theflfthtogiveToledoahealthy A 1 1-lleadbeforetheskyfellon the ~ team. The series finale is tonight. TALLADEGA, Fla. (UP! I Bobby Isaac chalked up his loth pole position of the current NASCAR season and his third on a superspeedway by dashing to the favored starUng position Thursday for Sunday's Talladega 500 at Alab8flla In· IA!rnatlonal Motor Speedway ~ ONE-POINT ..DVANTAGE NEW YQRK (tJI!I)-John Newcombe of Australia holds a one-point advantage over fellow cooolryman Rnd Laver In the ~test standings for \be Martini and Rossi Tennis Player of !be Year Award. Newcombe has 95 points and Laver, who has won the award the last two yean, has !M in tbe voljng by~ panel ollntemation· a1 !A!nnls writers. oc; COLUMBUS (UP!) - The C 1 bus Jell limb' e:erumcloser to League leading Syracuse. The Jets scored six runs. in the bottom of the eighth mning Thursday to overcome a 5-4 :ill lr... Pole .520 nursday's RHuHs Winnipeg 4 Loulovllle 2 (1st) Loulsvllfe 4 Wlnnlpog 3 Tidewater .4 Rodlllsler 2 (loll Rochester 8 Tidewater 1 Syracuse 6 Richmond 5 Columbus 10 Toledo 5 having lost, 36-19, I<> Oakland Monday night. Mark Moseley Ia making a strong bid to dislodge veteran placekicker Sam Ba· la:r. He conneeted CHI tries ol18, 35 and 39 yards against the RaldA!rs. Harry Jones, subbing for the injured Tom Woodeahlck, carried eight times for 37 JBTds and took part in a 37-yard pass play. Tets ArP Getti·nu Close ~ Jl ~ 65 110 1$ 62 61 .504 17 110 65 ... 20 !: LH=- L3. Havenots Tangle ' · wm .ep FIUIII In 8 first place In lhA! upper dlvlslon by a thrt!e'i811le m8rg'ln. Top batsmen for the ~gmA!n were Grlnt Skeens f-1, Dan Rogers and Art Whitman 3-4, Bobby Brooks 34, with Rass, Bloomer, Porter, Greer and Hart's Used King all baYing singles. .. ~ . .• Fal!s City holds a three-game edge In their tough upper · ' divilion with live games left on •'l,'ournamenl Its schedule. Winning pitcher -ras Delmar • . iwt•a u.ld Can c,ptured Bloomer while Jimmy S!A!ama 11\e . . Mobllt Home !II!>PIIcb . SOitbal1 Toumanltnl Tburaday took the 10811. lllill!l. by ~ Bob Saun· den' Quaker State Service CIAJB QUALll"IEII CfOIW,IJri!le, a-l'llld ..... . CAMDEN, N,J. (UPl)-'lbe •· 'lbe IG!M!l'l ~mebeld to five·· Vesper. Boat Club f1! Philadei·I!!ta In lhllilnii • Davlawu phla Thursday qualllled for the !be winllln8 pi~ wblle Art. w!M-ld c~pionalilps in !be 't.nbam loot !be IGU. eights competition.by wiUpplng : A .nn.run O!lllluta~. ~ 1!Je .the University of Washington In lb:tb. lnlllill· blab!ilbted 'br "the NatJOIIII Aaaoclation of fir•~ bolDer .U !be • •ieUr Oamnen Regatta. ·!llfference In the nl&li~p. . 'Pie world cJwnplonshlpe will t~m.~ llld~ be !Jeld at St. Catherlnu, Ont., ~·Q!Jii: Wltb two blla *"h. Sept. U. , • . !jcaDd day tl. · lliu 0.1 jlliebed lhli' ..uoO. ''l'be BnVI!I, wbo won .. lb. tiL'I Wtll Dl911lon title last 'ttu .,. eumntly In Udrd ~ beblnd ' ,.. __._ ..:"'.'.,. - """""" G. ........ 't:-: ~~~t~ ~ . ~r.:,~~ . .,t.~~~~CI'1J:.~~ ;:d ~ "'~'Ti\.i --'------------===:-::::::::::::=-WINS 1 RIBBONS Clarence Nixon, Albany Route 1, was the only entry in the poultry department of the Meigs County Fair. He was awarded · ribbons in six categories. ' . 1n ralablg his · "'lbe Redo have been havfn8 Gne .lleCirufa year, but I doo't lldnkwe'dhavebeenmoretban lO IIIMI back ·and maybe a areat deal clOIIel' If Cecil g'pl~~and-!bad,"-~Raed,able ..... ~ woo11 pmes last 11011011. •I bad __, l'tiiO!I to believe iiat Cedi~ 1 were both due . ' 10 have lood yean before we n Tribe Opens Home Stand .: "The Yankees, who fell bebbld, , III.L~, . . . ' ,." Nllnnosoli • ~ f. .·!! ii' nings In reUef Wedneaday nl&ht . L: I'd. GB CallfOMia • - - ~ aflllinlt the Mootreal Ezpoa, Plffll>urah . 56 .54 ... Qakland • • ~ .sa ~ • Ycircir'l 57 .529 IV. ~Ci'- .. 74 ,¥T'/.,. giving up only a solo bonier by N•.wY 'hl~o 6<1 1!0 .Sid 4 Mil~' ~ .114; i;y. Bob Bailey. St. ·~""'l' . . 57 66 .,!63 10'1> Chk:ati!>. ''f., . :U} j~ . ' ~ Af!A!r New York, Clncirmali Ph!ladellpl'lla · s. 61 .4ill u · ~r• a , will go to Phlladelphls lor a NlanW.eol 53 70 .All 14V. New Ywk ~. MI ......... , ,. '· Wfol (Onfygameschldultcll · three game series with the W. L. Pd. TaAy's Prolllllle Pllcllin Phillies beginning Tuesday Cincinnati 82 .cJ .654 ... «•It TlmH EDTI • night. Lei$ Angeles Ill 52 .510 11 Boftan (Siebert lU) at A weekend series with the Allanta 62 61 .51M 1P . I<Aii)MI City Clunker 0.7)," 1:30 Expos in Montreal will com- San Francisco 61 61 .500 1'V. p,m, Houston 55 67 .451 25V. Washlnvton (Co• 7-1) at · ple!A! the 10 dsy trip. San Diego 411 76 .317 3l'n Mln,..ota CBiylevon 7·5), 9 '!be Reda hove an IU mark Tllurlhy's Results · p.m. · against the three Eastern Dlvl· Atlanta 6 Phlla 2 New York CKIIne 1-J) at m.• !Only game scheduled I Chicago (Janeskl 8-13), 9 p.m. sion clubs they will be meeting Todoy's Prolllb!a Pitchers Milwaukee ( Down11111 4-9) at McGlothlin pitched three in- for the last time. CA,Il TlmH EOTI Detroit (Cain 11-41, 9 p.m. Atlanta (Niekro 10141 at . ~land (Hunter 15-10) at :-:-...... _, .....• ••••.., ,.... • . ,','./',','" .·.·, ....... ;.:. ·.;.·.-... . ••• '·-'~Y. .·,•.< -::~-·.' ,.,••:_,?. · .•,·,· ••• ....··.·;.·.._._.,i-i"H'•Z:-f Montreal (Morton 1-4-9), 8:05 Cleveland (Mc0owell17-l), 7:45 .. ·· ... '•' ·..-.._..•.· . ...,.....;.·..... .· .. ...·,..·.·.·.-:-:·, . ..... .....·"·'-' .·.··• . . . /;;....... p.m. p.m. Cincinnati (Cloninger 6-41 at California (Murphy 13-7) at • !;lew York (Koosman 7-61, 8:G.5 Ba!llmon (McNally 18-7), 1 p.OJ , • p.m. Pllt$burgh (Veale 8-151 at Saturday's O.mH CLEVELAND (VPI) - 'l'lle llevelaad ladiam ieiWued Los Angeles (O.teen 12-11), 11 Booton at Kan City, night ._, Ieday after a dliiutr.a Wlllera nrtq ID wldcb they p.m. Washlll!llon at Minnesota St. Louis (Briles -4-3) at San New Y... k al Chicago wGD .Jy two tl. l!l&bt ,._ aplnll wwtena dlvllloa foes. Diego !Wilson 0.3), 10::!0 p.m. Milwaukee at Detroit 111e Tribe opliill • u a Iii• ....,....,. toal&bl epm• Chicago (Holltman 13-91 at O!IJiland at Cleveland 1I!Gie lliille ........ San Francisco (Reberger -4-5), Call! at .Ball, night 1 Saw MeiJawell wDI leek .U 18111 vfetory oplnlf !be \f.iu~ion (Billingham 10-5 and I' ()old d A11ilellciiD the .,....... of 1 tbr ee came weUiellll Wilson -4-5) at Philadelphia e&COI'el !Bunning 9-12 and Jackson 3· I 121, 2, 6:G.5 p.m. ly Unltld Prtistntornattonit 'l'lle MBWI!We Baewen won ID fw tbrH lillie& Natianal Solunlay's Gamu •lllz'lllll Taeaday atpt uollbe Callf0!'111a Aagell opea a !oar Atlanta at Montreal, night Philo 010 1101 2 Cincinnati at New York Atlanta 030 010 02•- 6 0 pme oet willl 1 twf·alllll doabl&header aeu Jl'rlday mf&bl. Houston at Phlladelohio Lersch, Wilson (6) , Wenz ) .. May, the Jadil!u betided for the and ........ct Pill$ at Los Ang. night and Compton; Reed 16-5) ll;ld witli I fiDe 74 l'eeoni wblcb llleliilletl tbne CIIHU $111101 0 St. Louis at San Diego, night King. LP·Lersch (3·1). i Chicago at San Francisco ~ GDe lhateullola and they were belted ll..fllld lJ.l two otber (Only game schedulodl timel. Am•rican Logue American L••vue 1be ~ ue llfll ols samea allller tbe .Ill DWk uo1 New York 000 1110 300- 4 7 0 E11t Minnesota 010 1110 1~ 3 9 1 need aiDe \'lciGrle1 ID their DUt 11 pmea to gel over tile W. L. Pet. GB Stottlemyre. McDaniel (8) ' breu~aa polal by Sept. 1 Baltimore 78 4ol .639 ... and Gibbs; lapp, Hall (7), New York 67 54 .554 10'1>. Perranoskl (8) and Mltlerwald. Steve 1laqu wDISellbe ed lplnat tbe A'l lleturday Detroit 65 57 .533 13 WP-Stottlemrre c12·10l. LPud DeE O...ce wDI blirlllaarlay• Boston 62 58 .517 15 Zepf. 16·31. HRs -Cardenas (9th), Washington 58 6ol .475 20 Mit erwuld (12th). ' ~::.«~ 58 6ol . ~7!; 20 ;w: Cleveland (Only game scheduled) • Jim l!ferritt, 1oing a!IA!r his 19th lfi!l, will oppoee Met right. bander' Jim McAndrews Saturday. Jim McGlothlin and Gary NI)Jan will take !be mound for the Redlin SUnday's doubleheader the Mets will counter with aces Tom Seaver and Gary Gentry·. McGlothlin's start will be hjs first since hA! was atruck by a liner off the bat of Billy Grabarkewltz Aug. 9 in a game agalnat the Los Angeles Dodg- ",.'.",',./'."' . ·· ~contest. · 2,1, In the fourth on a homer bJ . Leo Cude!lu, managed Ollly Gne hit off BW ZA!pp over the first sb Innings before DIOUDI• ing their winning rally In the ,._tb; Doublea by John Ellll and' .nm Lyttle loo~hed off the rall7 . !ben Mel Stottiemyre tripled to deep center, ICO!'Inl .14-ttle and Jerry Kl!nney. Ron Reed pllcbed a SA!Vellhltter· fcr his aecond atraJCirt rcJUI&.golng performance as the AllaDts Braves wail their eighth :pme In their last 10 outings, W, wbo mll8ed a good ~tlOI\ ol the IIA!880II with a bt4licn collarbone lllffered durlpa iPrlDc training, allo lllngled ·tfa.nd Boffalo, decimated last year by old age 11,d injury, still is looking for a quarterback. The BJIIa signed their No. 2 draft choice, Dennis Shaw of San Diego State, to a $100,000 cootract Wednesday, but he's not expected to see much actioo. James Harris, a secondyear man from Grambling, Is currently the front..-unner with Virgil Carter, Tom ll!erman and Dan Darragh al8o making tdrmg bids. ·1be ~~ are 11-1 in pre· n.o•,.la¥'lirblle Jlllflalo has Joit bolli Its games. In the only other game tonight Atlanta ·ill at Washington ' ,; Saturday action Green Bay II at Dallas Detroit at New Orleans ~eaota at Houston (CBs-T\1) , Oakland at Los Angeles, San Francisco at Miami, <lnclnnati at St. Louis, Baltimore at Denver and Kansas Clty plays CIA!veland at Memphis, Tem. &mdsy the Glante and the Jets meet In New Haven, Coon, in a batlle of New York IA!amB and Chicago plays at San Diego on Mondsy night. [ HOSPITAL NEWS] Holier Medical Center, Flnt Ave. and Cedar St. General visiUng hours 2-4 and 7_. p.m. only. Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30p.m. Parents Ollly"" Pediatrics Ward. Dllchaflet Mrs. Burl Burnhelmer, Mrs. Billy Casto, Rita Jean Casto, Mrs. Avonelle Cobb, Mrs. N. &lle EckA!r, Mrs. Hlllla W. Faudree , Mrs. Eugene l!i. Fisher and infant son, Mrs. tM· Johnson, Mrs. Roclnev Me· Corkle, Mrs. T. Lee Montgomery, Mrs. John, R. Mo1119' and Infant liOn, Elliiiii· N~ . Mn. Bertha Qaeend l81't"l!!. Richards, Mrs. Chltlel E. lil!e and infant son, Mrs. Arthur 'If: Smith, Lewis S. Taylor, Jameli William Wilford, Mrs. Ids H'.: Williams, Rtcky Edwards, Mr!, Donald Hill, Gloria Keels, and Ricky D. Edwards. "- 170 HAVE DIED DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzanli!' (UP!) - '!be government said' Thursday 170peraons have died In Tanzania during the )1181' year after taking medlclnW given them by wllcb doctoni:' '• �! ,. ( . . ' ·~ .. 1 r . ,."'. , ' . .. . .• I ' ·~ • . ' ,, ' .' " j 1 • \' .. ~~~-;n:·~:f'll'1:~=.;·:~..~~~.~~::•::·ri~1,o.,~•u,~ ... 1 ./ ·, ·-...~~ , Tony Opens ,::at <~J) ·.Lose ·Ag· · •n .. , a) .JiyFBBDHeMANE . . VPIIIp•l"f~ter · The Mlnneaota TwiJUI/ n . ' .·blak!ni thOle dluy !A!levislm :slve-away lhDWf seem .· Weill .race NEW vofl!C - Tooy. 'New vork Met.t, ;_ Meta by u g8Jil!!S 1n !be Cloninger who has compiled a The Reda will meet the .Meta for the Wes!A!m Dlvlsioo Iiili. 5-2 record with a 2.84 earned In a four game ·ll!riea here as · Ldty' Jerry i{o(JoD)an will run aver~e since jolnins the they embark on ~ last Eait- start for New York. The Jleda alar~ rotation will ll!b the em swing of the 11088011. Both . and Mell will play a ~ mllWid for the Clnclnna11 Redo the RA!dt 8114· Mell were Idle game Saturday and a dOuble 'tool&ht wbln they , . , !be 'l'bunday. ~ti leada the header on Swlday. ., ua llllllteur'producllorul. . .The 'l)rlnJ, In the last two weeki, have becGme maaten ot .!!It &l•e-awayln fact. they ue ·; ..0 11)011 at If that If they kelp .lt11P for a couple more weeki, they mJahl give away the Americ:an Leacue'•. Weatera •.Dlvlsioo title. The givNway bug oeemed to have Wt the team temporii'IJ,y thla week u It won three sll'alght after a ntne.came· loillnl streak, but It relun!ed '1'bunday nlibt aa the Twlni bowed . to the New , York Yanteee, c.3. In !be pn1y other major leque action, Atlallta defeat.d Pldladelphla, 11-Z, In a NatiOIIII SIDNEY SPENa!lR, POMEROY, 'Ntlnll bone 11'111.- and dmw, 11 be warla!d out just before the~ of twlllght horse hameu racing at tbeMeip Fllr 'l'hundly ni&ht. I. I'~·· .... ; ,•', ,, . .... ,~,~l/f ,,' ~ot·r"'.lfr. '. IJNDA JfOU.ON AND ROGER NEASE, both of <. Minersville, were named champion junior lair cattle .., showmen Thursday. Mlas Holland was the reserve champion showman and Nease the grand champion showman in the datry cattle division. i, i ,f.. ' ,,' i: ' DIANE 11ENBDUM, ReedniJie, ablblted tile .... ' ' " of breed "Vtb a Charolala and Beref«d en., and llyrou McCoy, Re«<svvlle, Route I, lbe Aagua champion, at the Meigs County Junior Fair. .·Hundreds of fans made the barn~ horse - ~ '~ at lhe Meigs \l!IUDI!t·.Fiair a huge aucress. ..'Background musis of the r,leigs High School blnd Jed by [)avid Bowen especially added tq the overall success of the evening. · Therewereplentyoftwoyear old pacers on )land with an ex1n1 elimination beat held to dell!rmlne the top animals in tile Detd. In the first heat for the two old pacers, winner was My ~t owned by Mae Ireland of ~amestown. Second place went wFirefly Brown owned by J. Weinberger, Gallipolis, and $ldney and Roger Spencer of Pomeroy with Sidney Spencer driving. Third place went I<> :Abbie Hill, owned by Archie y...- DAilY SENTINEL Mace. driven by E. Ebenback. In another heat l!lf, two,yl'8f old \18COrll ,IAJ · .gefollhoo•, . . ticipants in the eliminaUon event, Hillcrest Cindy owned and driven by R. G. Betts, Barnesville, was first. Second was Big Red Machine owned by Don Spencer, Pomeroy, and thirdwasLuckyLangownedby Marshall HetUnger of John· stown, driven by R. Edwards. Taking first place in lhe elimination event among the finulista for the two year old pacers was Hillcrest Cindy with second going to Big Red Machine, driven by Don Spencer, and third was Lucky Lang. In tile first heat lor the three year old trottA!r Noel Starr, owned and driven by Ray Newhart ol Marietta raced to !~lace with Hopeful Boy ownedbyW.H. Acker, Wooster, driven by H. Fuller, Croton, a part owner, was aecond. Third went to Caperette owned by Neil Ater, Clarksburg, and M. Ater of Chillicothe, driven by T. Ater. In the second beat for the trotters, Caperette was first with Hopeful Boy second. In the third race for pacers, non-winners of $3,000, Circl Can, owned and driven by Porter Martin, Circleville, took first place. Second went to Winter's Day driven by Virgil Null and lllarletia Time, owned by R. Newhart and R. Morgan, with Morgan driving, was third in the first heal. In the second heat of the non-winning pacers, Brother Albert was first, Winter's Day aecond, and Clrele Can third. Trophy blankets for horses ~~: 51111~ :li. ,' .;, •.• 'I I HOUSE ··-~· • o' .., Harness Racing Big Hit QraL .. twillght • j' BYRON McOOY, Reedsville Rocte I, was the grand champioo ah0WIIl8n and Vickie Carr, Tuppers Plains, the reeerve cbampion 8h0Willllll, in the beef cattle divi!l!on of the Meigs County Junior Fair~ with the best summary in the Thursday races went to Hillcrest Cindy, contributed by the New York Clothing- If~; Noble Starr, contributild ·by Elberfeld's and Circle Can, contributed by Swisher and Lohse Drugs. .HQirie William Smith, Fred Googlein and Wallace Bradford are superintendents of the . Speed Department. Dave Wetterman was announcer and starter wai C. R. Baker of Richwood. Dr. S. N. Howe of Marietta was presiding judge. p. bart." WARNERASSlGNED Army Private John G. Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Warner, Syracuse, is assigned to Company E, 17th Battalion, Sth Brigade, in the Training Center , Armor (USATCA ), at Fort Knox. COOLING IT NEW YORK (UPIJ - The secret of coping with hot weather: plan ahead. The mo~e organized your day, the less heated, flustered and siA!aming you will aet. Take II easy in the kitchen by serving quick to make, light meals. When humidity Is high, cool off by holding Ice cubes wrapped in cloth to pressure points - inside of wrists, temples, back of neck. BOOSTERS TO MEET The Southern Athletic Boos!A!rs will meet at 7:30p.m. Monday at the high school in Racine. All residents interested in the athletic. progrllll1B of the digtrict are asked I<> attend. PIANO PLANT CLOSES CINCINNATI (UP!) - The Baldwin Company said It will stop producing grand pianos here as a result of general economic c"''diliona and In· creasing competition from Japanese manufacturers. PILOT INJURED ATHENS, Tenn. (UP!) 'Robert Nugent, 53, Cincinnati, was injured Thursday when he crash landed a singlMrlglne private plane in a pasture about a mill! from !be city timils. ~ ... SIJiil Shown ' 15.99 .' .a...: •• ....... ~~~ €ais 'Wms Mr ll'rlliodl Co•..tvFm•••..._•.,.OIIttbllub...... Oft'!lliD· · , DAYS -.,. .-~~ . '"._v.- . ·~. eatini wa~ II Ilia lee,~· ~WI, tilt~· , WJD!fi'I!"'" Hartley,lil!ll rllbl, tile ll!te'MiyM M1olil Utewi. \ .. " , i . . ---------~-~---------~·~----, r-------------. ~ lVoice along 'Br~~dW'4y I . · I· ' (Singer Eloise Laws is a andknowriforyean, &!cldeniYf bpi me: lt•You're .~ ~ new personality in the en: had to•mike new lrtenjla1. not • lblr,uniU ba l,nvii~I!J9U fo Iilli:. tertainment world, and now, justinNewitorkbullndtiealll ~ fi!Wiy ,iot my .chance. I've subsUtutlng for Jack O'Brian, over lhA! wotld. . · , , ,:118\'tr ~lo ~, It all went abe appears on the writing Mellf!Widi~, it' has 8lio l!eeo• llY ·.In 4 ~liM l!!ld, I scene.) hard *"'· coil~ old"~ .J Ou!Jin't t;elllen!)ler ~IW BY EWISE LAWS lriendl from iHOUIIO!i M i.l ,... '..!Ung. llf lllin~. •Silice · NEW YORK - Five years really ha'Ven'f at· all. lbim. I've gotten a ~t lllll!'e . . agel, .whA!n I began actively-Some~. ~'I! ,l:llme. viAI1. ~ 1boilt lddng, tllld;~ · purswngaslnglngcareer, lhad me~,. W ~-= I've~~ to ,my dreami! lilt! no Idea how demanding my there , =k. I w.., • hop_e of IGIIleday haVIhc my chosen profession could be .... could if . ' te bow ni1lch 1 televillon • . .: demanding artistically and • want them to treat me like tbelr· · 1 went tO EurGpi fer my' lint personally. Nevertheless, all of old friend not like 110111t vJcatiooln a · Qme. First I the demands are worth II, since ' went to Venice, I can dO' what !love more than ' Gne of tbe anything In the world - sing! · · Jn ' The personal demands are obvious and typical to · mosl me a performers, but somehow I nner thought they would have me · teJBni flas!\. -eil own Houston ootill mo•Jed to New York in 1965. of iny friends IIUJEWELI'I'tiXlOEDiillleW.... ' 4 ,f,Ridlllawle) II 1 • •oat u autrlder at llle Meigs County Fllr. Rlct, a resident now ol To*lo, ·formerly of Middleport, rides high llepplnc "~ Boy'' owned by Mn. Roberi Allensworth of Middleport. He ill tile grandson 111. Mn. Jamea Hawley ol Middleport, a lister of Mrs. AlleiiSWorth. :r Lin..:.• Kesnten Post · · Another W'm · Leasue leading Falls .City ralaed its league record to 19-3 wltha12to3WinoverCitylce& Fuel Wednesday evening on the Elks Diamond. Falls City, one of the top ranked teams In the ata!A! of Weal Virginia, proned to be too muchforCII)"Ice&Fuel~sthey lp;;::. .. ' ··-~·~.. . .:: ~~m»;:x,<."!::m:«':<>.:s~ iMark Broken at Scioto ill "' ·~ COLUMBUS (UP!)- Frosty Clay, a 3-5 favorite, moved in front at lhA! hallway point and won the featured~ Scarlet and Gray cup race Ill Scioto R B oger rown Puts Up His Downs thursday night in a world record time of 1:611 4<i for 3-year-lld pacing geldings on a mUe h·a ct . It was the fastest mUe at the track south of here this year and the 15th two-minute mUe recorded at the oval . =ty Clay, handled and R1 and owned =double who made tile lives of National Football League tunners and passers miserable lor 10 SA!BSOns, has TA!tlred. Brown, 33, announced his retirement at the Los Angeles Rams' Fullerton State training camp Thursday becaiiSA! he was unabletogethlmselfintoshape. · The 74 combina· liorr..t Cherry Go 111 and Toboso Ralderretumed .-.oo. The 1•2 qulnella paid off $3UO. '!be ·-ham •·•I ....,. ess rae• .,. 808 wager· ed a total of $203,fll. Trouble with Law i:h~: Ex-Bear Star in • OAKLAND (liP!) - Fonner University of California baleaake~ ••~tar Bob Prealey P ded e-ly to charges of theft Thill'llday. The charges involVed an alleged ·fraudulent travel c1Jeck swindle · · Presley, 23, was arrested by polle-e for allegedly uaing women to purcbale travelers checks up fo $500 In Berkeley banta. having the girls report them atolen and cashing dupUcatea. til~emotionolt.uau.standlnt~s ly Unltld ,..., fntornaHORit w. L. Pet. Gl Syracuse ~ Tl~ewater 61 Richmond loulovllle ~f:'c/oPIII o45 .640 By JOE CARNICELIJ UP! 8porll Writer Two of the prime "have nots" of the National Football LeaguA!, the Buffalo Bllla and the Phlladelphla Eagles, con· tinue their rebuilding tonight wben they meet in an Interconference game at Buffalo. The Ea&le• will be playing their second game in five days, ~~~~!:f ~~i~:. ~~~d lsaac G·•obs :: ~. . • ,..ain Thunday. Isaac, catawba, N. C., gunned his 11169 Dodge Daytona around 'the 2.66-mlle tract at 1•.134 m11ea per hour, edging David Pearson, Spartanbur&, S. c. In a 1869 Ford at 1111.863 mjm, The speed was conatderably ;dower than Isaacs' record Jllt.861 mpb which won the pole at !be hi8b-banked trlovaltrack for· !be Allbama 500 In tlie aprtnc. N~ has ordend a new v011t Plate Installed "" all carbureton wlllch slows the 8IGN PELZ • cars but . p~events blown QTY, Mo. (UPI)- engines. Royall 'l'hurl- r.-..~--.-...,. pitchl!r City, CO~ofblisthe'JS~~efow8. ~,gam~ !JaCk;'; "'" The 'Hens, just recenUy the new occupanll of last place in the league, are 34\1 games out of first place. Mllt May homered In the fourth with the bases empty and T::: again in the sixth with one man aboard lor the Jets. The HOM got to starter Gene Garber for the eight hits in 1 u Beffillnnings. George Kalalatis slammed a twiH'WI homer in theflfthtogiveToledoahealthy A 1 1-lleadbeforetheskyfellon the ~ team. The series finale is tonight. TALLADEGA, Fla. (UP! I Bobby Isaac chalked up his loth pole position of the current NASCAR season and his third on a superspeedway by dashing to the favored starUng position Thursday for Sunday's Talladega 500 at Alab8flla In· IA!rnatlonal Motor Speedway ~ ONE-POINT ..DVANTAGE NEW YQRK (tJI!I)-John Newcombe of Australia holds a one-point advantage over fellow cooolryman Rnd Laver In the ~test standings for \be Martini and Rossi Tennis Player of !be Year Award. Newcombe has 95 points and Laver, who has won the award the last two yean, has !M in tbe voljng by~ panel ollntemation· a1 !A!nnls writers. oc; COLUMBUS (UP!) - The C 1 bus Jell limb' e:erumcloser to League leading Syracuse. The Jets scored six runs. in the bottom of the eighth mning Thursday to overcome a 5-4 :ill lr... Pole .520 nursday's RHuHs Winnipeg 4 Loulovllle 2 (1st) Loulsvllfe 4 Wlnnlpog 3 Tidewater .4 Rodlllsler 2 (loll Rochester 8 Tidewater 1 Syracuse 6 Richmond 5 Columbus 10 Toledo 5 having lost, 36-19, I<> Oakland Monday night. Mark Moseley Ia making a strong bid to dislodge veteran placekicker Sam Ba· la:r. He conneeted CHI tries ol18, 35 and 39 yards against the RaldA!rs. Harry Jones, subbing for the injured Tom Woodeahlck, carried eight times for 37 JBTds and took part in a 37-yard pass play. Tets ArP Getti·nu Close ~ Jl ~ 65 110 1$ 62 61 .504 17 110 65 ... 20 !: LH=- L3. Havenots Tangle ' · wm .ep FIUIII In 8 first place In lhA! upper dlvlslon by a thrt!e'i811le m8rg'ln. Top batsmen for the ~gmA!n were Grlnt Skeens f-1, Dan Rogers and Art Whitman 3-4, Bobby Brooks 34, with Rass, Bloomer, Porter, Greer and Hart's Used King all baYing singles. .. ~ . .• Fal!s City holds a three-game edge In their tough upper · ' divilion with live games left on •'l,'ournamenl Its schedule. Winning pitcher -ras Delmar • . iwt•a u.ld Can c,ptured Bloomer while Jimmy S!A!ama 11\e . . Mobllt Home !II!>PIIcb . SOitbal1 Toumanltnl Tburaday took the 10811. lllill!l. by ~ Bob Saun· den' Quaker State Service CIAJB QUALll"IEII CfOIW,IJri!le, a-l'llld ..... . CAMDEN, N,J. (UPl)-'lbe •· 'lbe IG!M!l'l ~mebeld to five·· Vesper. Boat Club f1! Philadei·I!!ta In lhllilnii • Davlawu phla Thursday qualllled for the !be winllln8 pi~ wblle Art. w!M-ld c~pionalilps in !be 't.nbam loot !be IGU. eights competition.by wiUpplng : A .nn.run O!lllluta~. ~ 1!Je .the University of Washington In lb:tb. lnlllill· blab!ilbted 'br "the NatJOIIII Aaaoclation of fir•~ bolDer .U !be • •ieUr Oamnen Regatta. ·!llfference In the nl&li~p. . 'Pie world cJwnplonshlpe will t~m.~ llld~ be !Jeld at St. Catherlnu, Ont., ~·Q!Jii: Wltb two blla *"h. Sept. U. , • . !jcaDd day tl. · lliu 0.1 jlliebed lhli' ..uoO. ''l'be BnVI!I, wbo won .. lb. tiL'I Wtll Dl911lon title last 'ttu .,. eumntly In Udrd ~ beblnd ' ,.. __._ ..:"'.'.,. - """""" G. ........ 't:-: ~~~t~ ~ . ~r.:,~~ . .,t.~~~~CI'1J:.~~ ;:d ~ "'~'Ti\.i --'------------===:-::::::::::::=-WINS 1 RIBBONS Clarence Nixon, Albany Route 1, was the only entry in the poultry department of the Meigs County Fair. He was awarded · ribbons in six categories. ' . 1n ralablg his · "'lbe Redo have been havfn8 Gne .lleCirufa year, but I doo't lldnkwe'dhavebeenmoretban lO IIIMI back ·and maybe a areat deal clOIIel' If Cecil g'pl~~and-!bad,"-~Raed,able ..... ~ woo11 pmes last 11011011. •I bad __, l'tiiO!I to believe iiat Cedi~ 1 were both due . ' 10 have lood yean before we n Tribe Opens Home Stand .: "The Yankees, who fell bebbld, , III.L~, . . . ' ,." Nllnnosoli • ~ f. .·!! ii' nings In reUef Wedneaday nl&ht . L: I'd. GB CallfOMia • - - ~ aflllinlt the Mootreal Ezpoa, Plffll>urah . 56 .54 ... Qakland • • ~ .sa ~ • Ycircir'l 57 .529 IV. ~Ci'- .. 74 ,¥T'/.,. giving up only a solo bonier by N•.wY 'hl~o 6<1 1!0 .Sid 4 Mil~' ~ .114; i;y. Bob Bailey. St. ·~""'l' . . 57 66 .,!63 10'1> Chk:ati!>. ''f., . :U} j~ . ' ~ Af!A!r New York, Clncirmali Ph!ladellpl'lla · s. 61 .4ill u · ~r• a , will go to Phlladelphls lor a NlanW.eol 53 70 .All 14V. New Ywk ~. MI ......... , ,. '· Wfol (Onfygameschldultcll · three game series with the W. L. Pd. TaAy's Prolllllle Pllcllin Phillies beginning Tuesday Cincinnati 82 .cJ .654 ... «•It TlmH EDTI • night. Lei$ Angeles Ill 52 .510 11 Boftan (Siebert lU) at A weekend series with the Allanta 62 61 .51M 1P . I<Aii)MI City Clunker 0.7)," 1:30 Expos in Montreal will com- San Francisco 61 61 .500 1'V. p,m, Houston 55 67 .451 25V. Washlnvton (Co• 7-1) at · ple!A! the 10 dsy trip. San Diego 411 76 .317 3l'n Mln,..ota CBiylevon 7·5), 9 '!be Reda hove an IU mark Tllurlhy's Results · p.m. · against the three Eastern Dlvl· Atlanta 6 Phlla 2 New York CKIIne 1-J) at m.• !Only game scheduled I Chicago (Janeskl 8-13), 9 p.m. sion clubs they will be meeting Todoy's Prolllb!a Pitchers Milwaukee ( Down11111 4-9) at McGlothlin pitched three in- for the last time. CA,Il TlmH EOTI Detroit (Cain 11-41, 9 p.m. Atlanta (Niekro 10141 at . ~land (Hunter 15-10) at :-:-...... _, .....• ••••.., ,.... • . ,','./',','" .·.·, ....... ;.:. ·.;.·.-... . ••• '·-'~Y. .·,•.< -::~-·.' ,.,••:_,?. · .•,·,· ••• ....··.·;.·.._._.,i-i"H'•Z:-f Montreal (Morton 1-4-9), 8:05 Cleveland (Mc0owell17-l), 7:45 .. ·· ... '•' ·..-.._..•.· . ...,.....;.·..... .· .. ...·,..·.·.·.-:-:·, . ..... .....·"·'-' .·.··• . . . /;;....... p.m. p.m. Cincinnati (Cloninger 6-41 at California (Murphy 13-7) at • !;lew York (Koosman 7-61, 8:G.5 Ba!llmon (McNally 18-7), 1 p.OJ , • p.m. Pllt$burgh (Veale 8-151 at Saturday's O.mH CLEVELAND (VPI) - 'l'lle llevelaad ladiam ieiWued Los Angeles (O.teen 12-11), 11 Booton at Kan City, night ._, Ieday after a dliiutr.a Wlllera nrtq ID wldcb they p.m. Washlll!llon at Minnesota St. Louis (Briles -4-3) at San New Y... k al Chicago wGD .Jy two tl. l!l&bt ,._ aplnll wwtena dlvllloa foes. Diego !Wilson 0.3), 10::!0 p.m. Milwaukee at Detroit 111e Tribe opliill • u a Iii• ....,....,. toal&bl epm• Chicago (Holltman 13-91 at O!IJiland at Cleveland 1I!Gie lliille ........ San Francisco (Reberger -4-5), Call! at .Ball, night 1 Saw MeiJawell wDI leek .U 18111 vfetory oplnlf !be \f.iu~ion (Billingham 10-5 and I' ()old d A11ilellciiD the .,....... of 1 tbr ee came weUiellll Wilson -4-5) at Philadelphia e&COI'el !Bunning 9-12 and Jackson 3· I 121, 2, 6:G.5 p.m. ly Unltld Prtistntornattonit 'l'lle MBWI!We Baewen won ID fw tbrH lillie& Natianal Solunlay's Gamu •lllz'lllll Taeaday atpt uollbe Callf0!'111a Aagell opea a !oar Atlanta at Montreal, night Philo 010 1101 2 Cincinnati at New York Atlanta 030 010 02•- 6 0 pme oet willl 1 twf·alllll doabl&header aeu Jl'rlday mf&bl. Houston at Phlladelohio Lersch, Wilson (6) , Wenz ) .. May, the Jadil!u betided for the and ........ct Pill$ at Los Ang. night and Compton; Reed 16-5) ll;ld witli I fiDe 74 l'eeoni wblcb llleliilletl tbne CIIHU $111101 0 St. Louis at San Diego, night King. LP·Lersch (3·1). i Chicago at San Francisco ~ GDe lhateullola and they were belted ll..fllld lJ.l two otber (Only game schedulodl timel. Am•rican Logue American L••vue 1be ~ ue llfll ols samea allller tbe .Ill DWk uo1 New York 000 1110 300- 4 7 0 E11t Minnesota 010 1110 1~ 3 9 1 need aiDe \'lciGrle1 ID their DUt 11 pmea to gel over tile W. L. Pet. GB Stottlemyre. McDaniel (8) ' breu~aa polal by Sept. 1 Baltimore 78 4ol .639 ... and Gibbs; lapp, Hall (7), New York 67 54 .554 10'1>. Perranoskl (8) and Mltlerwald. Steve 1laqu wDISellbe ed lplnat tbe A'l lleturday Detroit 65 57 .533 13 WP-Stottlemrre c12·10l. LPud DeE O...ce wDI blirlllaarlay• Boston 62 58 .517 15 Zepf. 16·31. HRs -Cardenas (9th), Washington 58 6ol .475 20 Mit erwuld (12th). ' ~::.«~ 58 6ol . ~7!; 20 ;w: Cleveland (Only game scheduled) • Jim l!ferritt, 1oing a!IA!r his 19th lfi!l, will oppoee Met right. bander' Jim McAndrews Saturday. Jim McGlothlin and Gary NI)Jan will take !be mound for the Redlin SUnday's doubleheader the Mets will counter with aces Tom Seaver and Gary Gentry·. McGlothlin's start will be hjs first since hA! was atruck by a liner off the bat of Billy Grabarkewltz Aug. 9 in a game agalnat the Los Angeles Dodg- ",.'.",',./'."' . ·· ~contest. · 2,1, In the fourth on a homer bJ . Leo Cude!lu, managed Ollly Gne hit off BW ZA!pp over the first sb Innings before DIOUDI• ing their winning rally In the ,._tb; Doublea by John Ellll and' .nm Lyttle loo~hed off the rall7 . !ben Mel Stottiemyre tripled to deep center, ICO!'Inl .14-ttle and Jerry Kl!nney. Ron Reed pllcbed a SA!Vellhltter· fcr his aecond atraJCirt rcJUI&.golng performance as the AllaDts Braves wail their eighth :pme In their last 10 outings, W, wbo mll8ed a good ~tlOI\ ol the IIA!880II with a bt4licn collarbone lllffered durlpa iPrlDc training, allo lllngled ·tfa.nd Boffalo, decimated last year by old age 11,d injury, still is looking for a quarterback. The BJIIa signed their No. 2 draft choice, Dennis Shaw of San Diego State, to a $100,000 cootract Wednesday, but he's not expected to see much actioo. James Harris, a secondyear man from Grambling, Is currently the front..-unner with Virgil Carter, Tom ll!erman and Dan Darragh al8o making tdrmg bids. ·1be ~~ are 11-1 in pre· n.o•,.la¥'lirblle Jlllflalo has Joit bolli Its games. In the only other game tonight Atlanta ·ill at Washington ' ,; Saturday action Green Bay II at Dallas Detroit at New Orleans ~eaota at Houston (CBs-T\1) , Oakland at Los Angeles, San Francisco at Miami, <lnclnnati at St. Louis, Baltimore at Denver and Kansas Clty plays CIA!veland at Memphis, Tem. &mdsy the Glante and the Jets meet In New Haven, Coon, in a batlle of New York IA!amB and Chicago plays at San Diego on Mondsy night. [ HOSPITAL NEWS] Holier Medical Center, Flnt Ave. and Cedar St. General visiUng hours 2-4 and 7_. p.m. only. Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30p.m. Parents Ollly"" Pediatrics Ward. Dllchaflet Mrs. Burl Burnhelmer, Mrs. Billy Casto, Rita Jean Casto, Mrs. Avonelle Cobb, Mrs. N. &lle EckA!r, Mrs. Hlllla W. Faudree , Mrs. Eugene l!i. Fisher and infant son, Mrs. tM· Johnson, Mrs. Roclnev Me· Corkle, Mrs. T. Lee Montgomery, Mrs. John, R. Mo1119' and Infant liOn, Elliiiii· N~ . Mn. Bertha Qaeend l81't"l!!. Richards, Mrs. Chltlel E. lil!e and infant son, Mrs. Arthur 'If: Smith, Lewis S. Taylor, Jameli William Wilford, Mrs. Ids H'.: Williams, Rtcky Edwards, Mr!, Donald Hill, Gloria Keels, and Ricky D. Edwards. "- 170 HAVE DIED DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzanli!' (UP!) - '!be government said' Thursday 170peraons have died In Tanzania during the )1181' year after taking medlclnW given them by wllcb doctoni:' '• �.-; . Fair-·,rt.~tUtes J~n,ior ·Revu.e ._ f M=~~:!+~ ::=.:~i~ ~~~of~Bic~· m1, wllfi plrtlcl.,...la I .tncl~ 1 ''Jillllor 1 111e ·with a y.UOW ribbon. . ., . .. lncll!dl!i In• the VOIIP 1Mre Beverly Tllompaop, , Metg• Coontr Cburch ~ ~~ Youih president; Debbie Fitch, preaidP.nt, Candyttrlpera, Veterans ~ Hotpltal; Diana Ctraey, EJahth Dllttlct . president of lhe Altierlc•" Legion Junior Aul~y; Maureen llenneJy, prealdent 0( llle Junior auxUiar)' cl Dmr Webster Poat 39 ,\merlcan Legion Aulllary; Irene ~MONDA" nea, honored queen of Bethel62, MEIGS ~- BoOetenl . 8 JntemaUonal Order of Jobe p.m. Monday at the Melp HJch School. COlj/n~y-. · repreaeritatlvei of yari•I!J )}loulh orcanlzaUd . being · !11troduced. . • , ... • · ' .- Mrs. Jiaroli Sauer was . ---.-....;...--· ,_. ·'. "' , Social Calendar DUANE PLYIWB. RIGHT, area a1en11on aseat, f-H. .iacaoa, ~cled IDta"ilnedan Lindt lloUon, MlneravUle, and Dlnlel Midkiff, Salem Oenler. Aulliary, anna-' plciilc, Portland Park, I p.m. Tlielday. vn~wn to !Ike .-M. Service for Mrs. Durst :Keith Weber ' · · r::w .. · !...r<:i·""w"'ti <>"! Is ;Surprised ~~ o~f Mr.~.~~ - Tile 11111 weddlnl 11• nlvenaey of lit. aad Mra. ~illy --·,. ,-, ..,. ...... Ted B!llley were ehterved at held 8 41Jnner Plri)' Saturday IiCht A uprise PAri>' was ,.._.,._,._ M'*""y njght at the Weber · Ia ............... ho.me at T~Jppen Plains 1'be 0111 Baileys were hoooiinc ~illl 'Weber on l!la aeeempiuled by t•eir 18111 birthday. The bome was da"'htei; Loll, ·aad ihe Ted utP!veb' decorated for 111e ~ by ihefr cblldren, ~ · Tile refrealunent table IIPcbael Ted and Jorl Belli. iru·· lienlered with 1 birthday JtlniDS ihe snup fer !"' -~· ..... boen Sunda ere lcecrum, .....,nuta • ., • .~~Aiber/w~··• )IIIIlCh were terYed. ' "'"' ....., Ml'a. Barbara Sarsent COD· Ge!fge and Bury, Pl111¢!;l; ~ games. Plcturee were Mr. aa~ Mrt. Lawrence llkel!.and gifll were .,_.ted 'l1leiH, Vbdoll; and Mr. and to lhe lionared SUet!. Mrs. Jtelle:Wipl ud Sheri, . Gulltl ·wetl! Bonnie Walker, . LeldJI;ton. Oblo. Roy If.~~ a:;_:,en _Grant !Iii ilitliiJ ::;,;,;;;.::::on. N.""-···J1o8eF Batnett, Janet O Sniper at Kent Still in Limbo Serv"lcema· Sent t~.:rtJ::, BW~:~ Gift by Circle . &1':•"• Jim Stettler, Pam ,._ A birthday gift was sent to ~. Rickie ltoenlg, Brenda Ronald Cowan, an overseas ~. Mra. Sar&ent, Dorta serviceman, It wu reported at Koenle, Qlarlel Weber, Judy ameellngcltheEiectactroleof Jlul Weber, Mr. and - the 8, H. Sanborn Missionary ....., Fred ~. Mr. and So<lety, · Middleport First Mn. N41n11811 Weber and VIda, Ba~t Church, · . . . , ,$andy Jlllullon, Ka.y w..-. :tr!': S: Burill was In llle Bar Patron I& Stabbed SI!XJIXQl PLACE VEHICLE In the Me1p Jlllllor Jl'alr Parade Wednetday niChl wu tbia horse drawn wagon, a cwnhlned entry of the Columbia,.Make II Girls and the Triple c Boya 4-11 Cab. and then ' to the IItie of ihe oat ullerlns nord, he IIUddenly calmly walked Williim room and plunged llle lmlfe re:=WIIbd away frGiD the Veterans Goins, 35, tn 111e hack seven peatedly Into his own body. He ~'llraUon -HalpllaJ at Lal· Umea wu dead when poUee arrived. . Jtr...... In till day GGbv. feU to llle floor then Tbe body bore at least 20 stab took I liwl to OnctnMtJ. drawled to the end of ~ bar, wounds tn the stomach, sroln lit purebued ~ hllllllnC ,llnlfe IICI'elllllng, "He'I 1t1111ng me. and ..... 1 llore a blqet away frGiD He's ldlllng me." GolDa was tn .. ...,., tbtJ tlld. · critical condiUon at General , W'b uld !he man Walk· Hoapltal. lid Into the 81. ReP Bar, sat Patr61man Henry Snodderly ollwa ud onlend·a beer. With- said wltneuea aald Clayton tberl ldlled 1 Southeast ' •:::e. ttrWei" - v, . ~~ ''1-_... P,l!t of ·Mrs. Dana !Jallu!l, l.f~ '~\jilltl ~~ from ~ JIIJI!!ttl~h~ . . ,,,. -1, '. ,. . slullenlatJqdaOO Cllllege, lifre ,"'llf.1 States distributed: Noble · Is a ·- "' · · scholarship student of the (llllo - Mrs. Ella Baptist ~nfeJ)tlon. Mlalonary · •ccoiDpllnied her boo~~ di4Jrlbuted. and IClftoln.llw, Mr. A poem "If We Only Onand' ,derstood" .opened•·ihe l!ll'tlng , ,m. ~ J willl- ]\!rs.. Halllllj giving Carolina -scriPture froiD Romans and a was at meditation 'entitled '"God's Missionaries." The love gift was dedlcaltd by Mrs. Moille ' 1liilllnc knife IIIIo the back rJ Annual Syracuse PI'Cni'C Set AUgU·st 30 .'!:'!' , ~· Pollee lllkl Fred ClayiGa, 41, stood up and stabbed :a -.e liiiiJU' "'iiii: .-: t.trt ·'Biulafl'lfihlfll , lnd lllh. .hlit!liV~r Of:liel' nle'CI!, Wi. ru'mlce Hannay oi Akroit. , ·; -.Mrs. u.neue Smith of Newberry. Dosli and ·Mri. Jeffen visited relatives In Marion before returnlnS bome. Mrs. $mlth and ton, Robert, and granddaughter, Karen, ae· 1:"1'""' · companied Mrs. Johnston ::&ev~rai memkers W,ere horne. .....,...,. W at Molliay nJchl'a .......""'---'•..:.c meeting ot 1 ""'""""" CoiiDcU VISITING HERE 17 'i:'iJ:~u';~: r.J::~~O( to Phil Van Vranken and ·· · children, Stephanie and Peter, McGhe!!. , ·enter tbeJiolzer Medical Center ot Titusville, Fla. are In Mrl Ethel H.....:. preaented thli ~~· Mra. Beralee i'omeroy vliltlng hla brotlt&r · ..,..,.. · · Eberl relilalna a patient at · · d' the program "A Good Vele . Memorial 8 ital Harvey Van · Vranken, an samarltiin to Othera,·~ .A a:.u~f:}es~tzlilg,h~oi famlly. dessert_~se waa serveg;_~ Edith 'Detains past . alate r CUT DOWN 811RUBJIERY Ml<s. H8nun and Mrs. """' · · . ' ". · .Walburn'to Mn JuJI'a Grllur councl\l!r.la&surglea!~Uentat IWI'LAND, VI. (UP!) .. , . . · . • Veterant-' Nem«W. Noted at Pollee cut dowll a lot of the Mrr.- ,WIIJI~ Anthony! Mr~l the ~illigi ~u ihe ,ileadut dec«allnCahrubbery illfronl,of J'eob· TUrriet, ~1 · ..\·Mar.y Dori'licl» 'Haack; Pomer,oy. Rulltnd RICh Sl:bool Tblll'llliit . Ly~, -~· - Goldie Mourning, )l'loWeri ~- aen1. Plans wn - lncludina a QY&lool bed&• !. . and,~ Mfl, Ida Nul, Mrs. ma~fer tidtlitlon of a • thai contained about 10 ·. Cba!l•&pnona, Wea~dCirol, candidate. I' , llllri)uana planlll. and Mrl. John Werner. · ',_.. ' ,, :;rm r ' nf Council · ,, . "'~ . 'I · · , · Are Re~ Sick · =is ~ ·, COLOR TV · Me..i'-~is •. ' ' J ' \ NOW Wmt ·· AMAZING ...... COUNt'- . ' )l. Mrs. MartBahr and VIc, Mr.Jack andGUUan, Mrs. VIctor and Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Van. Meter, Mrs. Ada Van Meter,Mrs.I,IlaBeniii,Mr'.and Mn. ~ Bahr, Pall¥, Jean, Tamml, Terry, Randy, and Jimmy, Mr. aad Mrs. Roger Bahr, Kelly ud Roger, Mr. and Mn. RJehard Flclt, Jr., Kevin and Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd WeU, . Kennetll, RusseU, Bar· bara and Brian, of Olelter· Long Bottom area; Mr. and Mn. vernon Bahr, Greg, Vernon, Jr., Jeff, Tommy and Steven and Karen Zawacki of Polk, 'Ohio; Mr. and Claren"••, Mr. and .. Neu.. _.., Mn. Charles Goegleln, Charlene, Mlcheel and Mark, and Patty Goegleln, Pomeroy R. D. Mr.. "·t ' ' ' .. ( ' '' lht Invitations Oecotallons Engraved Cake Knives, Servers, Punch Bowls by Starlight. Great seledlon or Albums to choose from . QUALITY~ PRINT SHOP If.. . fOrBUlova ' . ~e u• when you want ~ -w&~h. \ And see our spa.rlc,ling col~.lion of ladies' watc"rs l)y :Bulova. i.Ju this model, pretti\y sc41ptur~· arill 17 jewels precise, at $~5- Other mOdt:is; including carat w~ight ,di<!mond wat.chel ahd dramatic Dior designs, to $1 ,250. •---------•-••--llll!!!llli COUNll 101th ANNUAL MEIGS I . SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd, 1970 +3:00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing +8:30 P.M.-Vic Hyde (One Man Band),. Harmonalres, and ~ Flowers Family +Grandstand Attradlo~ HURRY! IlL....., ' I]artfrS ~.....~---.. ~IM$\-JIM~i - H-!1~~· !.we,~.~~!f" l ~ ~~"2 ;11!1':.~.;~ ~!'!'!!*2::?~t.:.,. t'h:;d!.~~~::..;...~~~fiirlil· , . e~1 , fl.,u '111!" ~·-·~ ·HW .._...~ H~, MIN fhnr 'r~ 'PDY,·· "'"lnllil'~· ~- Lelllrl Falla Cemetery. =-~-~..:'C;-U:: alllf11tbout a 1/iH pluiiiJed a Mr u. Cf:O'! : aNaNNATl .(UP!) - An . on tallle family Tbe annual reunion ihe of Abraham andofMaey WUI Bahr .wu held Sunday at Forked Rim Park. Eme!',IBahr ofl..on8 Bottom, • only ~~~- melriber of ~ -0 ·cnJC· 1 Abraham Bahr . family, wu preHnt far the reunion. Others SYRA SE A lluck attendiJIC were Mr. and Mrs. CU po Golden Bahr, Mr. and Mrs. picnic ~ ·the.~ ofor Berue Bahr, Patricia Fee, ihe Junior Ladles ~~ Alllerw; Mr. and Mrs, Cirl Volunteer Firemen Monday Bahr, llobhy, Beckley, w. va.; e.enlng el ihe meetinf. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bahr, beadquarletil.~llllllll ~ Pomeroy R. D.; Mn. Mildred BualnessH-·•·-•·wula--+. Ill' d Uptey and Joy, Ullb. .......... I. • ...,... - were rea · and approved. For devoUOIII, . . 1'hi! · annual ~ '"·schopl Dlnile Hendril read llle 2!rd VIsitors Come from picnic to be held on m.,. 10 at Paalm. Florida, New York the Middleport ; Community parkwaaannOI!fiCIIIatTueaday Tbe youths bave a palr of !!..~!:• meeBtlngH ofSan~e pWow eaaea donated by Jetn Mrs. D. Mae Pickett and """'"• • • -~ ....,.. HaD which they wiD give away daughter, Mrs. Madolyn aionary Society, Middleport aa a money ID8klnC project, and Markham of Fori Lauderdale, First BepUst ChUrCh. they wiD uslat the Ladles Fla., and aon, Mark M. Meeting alllle home of Mrs. Auzillary with the Labor Dey Marldlam of New York City, Allen Hughes the circle signed tUmer and "flea market." h:Jve been visiting at the Pickett round-robin earda for Mrs. Attending were Debbie home netr Darwin. Delores Rlebardaon and Mrs. Hartenblch,Terrl"'-··. Mrs. Pickett for llle ~"'two ........,..,_. ,_. Ted Riley, Jr:, a paUent at the of Pomeroy; Vicki 1\lzer, years hal been realdlng ·tn Holzer Medleal Center. Plana ·Sbaron Baker, JW Houdlllhelt, Florida. Calling on Mrs. were made to remember Pete Connie Patterson, and Dlnile Pickett, Mn. Markham and her Werner on his birthday. hendrbtandadviaors,JeanHall sondurlngtheirvisllherewere Mrs. Paul Smart opened llle and Ada Slack. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Conley, meeting with devotions In· Dale,Bernlee,Marly,andDana eluding scripture and a Extended Visit Made Bailey, Mere111Jo, Route 3; Mn. . meditation, "Viewpoints of In l.oui'sv ·- "le·, - h .10 Gwen Roach, Athena; Mr. and Life" and prayer. " 0 Mrs. George Yollllg and The program entitled cblldren,Joe,MaryNancy,and "OYercomlng Discourage. Mrl. Stanley Doas and Mrs. Coru\le Columbus· Mr. and ment" W.. gtven by Mrs. Bernice Jeffers recently · ac· Mrs jan Pickett' Pomeroy· Fred Lewis. 1\(rs. H114hes companied Mrs. Cusb Johnston Bry~n BaUey ~0 • . , : ....-edsandwlchea,potatochlpa to Loulaville, 0. where she and Mrs. Aaa E. J~rdan and null. Others attending were remained for an edendecl visit Middleport, and Mrs. Mrs Francee Bearhl Mrs. wlih Marie Wilkinson and Mrs. ~- 1.1!1 ~ld ~~ ~jban~~, Jl~te P' HeldMonda] lflyman. , · Group Has JUOIOr lft'EVE NEASE, ton rJ Mr. and Mrs. l(m N-, MlnersvUle, wu number 131n the Melp Junior Fair Parade aboard this Hereford. He dlm't wiD but be did attract a lot of a&tatlon. ·Junior GriiJit. About 25 4-11 girls modeled prmenll, They also received yellow ribbon awardl. JIACINE:(k. Bahr Family Reunited • )IIWEalltly IOUVIIIock project Interviews at tile Melgi County Jlmior Fair Wednesday. BeinS hlieral services for Mn. Hayman Durst were (li!llllaclld Monday at 1 p.m. al llle Apple Grove United lbodlat Church cl which she was a member. Tbe Rev. !'reellnd Norrll ddaled at the services and joined hla lister, Mn. Florence Adamt, for se_veral vocal ta~ect~.... Mra. MatUe Circle - at lhe planO. Pallbearers were Mrs. ipmm'l tllree brothera, Spencer Bqman of ihe Andrews Air . ....,. Baa, WaillinSton, D. C.; QueDUn . HaY!Ilan, East Liverpool; and Colter Hayman, of Racine; and llree brother. ill-law, Jamta Elllnston, Ba!Umare, Md.; · Rude Durst nd , Robert ( Wlet) Durst, Partlind area. . Mra. Durst is ailrvlved by ber I!Jullland., Sidney Durst, Portllnol. the ihree. 'brothers who ilerved u pall._.. •• and two lillln, Mrs. James (Althea) t:IIIDatoa, Ba!Umore, Md.; and lin. Narman (MatUe) Fenter, ; on, Arizona. She waa w-cled In deJtb by her ~,lg~borhood Girl• ~ou~; ' Dollie . Aiton, . Enkrprlle Unlltd )ileihodlat Church yp~th fello:walllp; Roser Abbott, ihe Fellow· ·thlp of ChrlaUaa Alb· letes, MeJca Hlsh School Chapter; Beverly Bile Smith, Junior Service Club of llle Modem Woodmen cl America; Edwin ll'rolt, Sauthern Ollpter N:ure Farmen of AiDer1ca ~ Rlehard &kCGmber, Star ~ Grandstand Attractions Are Freel �.-; . Fair-·,rt.~tUtes J~n,ior ·Revu.e ._ f M=~~:!+~ ::=.:~i~ ~~~of~Bic~· m1, wllfi plrtlcl.,...la I .tncl~ 1 ''Jillllor 1 111e ·with a y.UOW ribbon. . ., . .. lncll!dl!i In• the VOIIP 1Mre Beverly Tllompaop, , Metg• Coontr Cburch ~ ~~ Youih president; Debbie Fitch, preaidP.nt, Candyttrlpera, Veterans ~ Hotpltal; Diana Ctraey, EJahth Dllttlct . president of lhe Altierlc•" Legion Junior Aul~y; Maureen llenneJy, prealdent 0( llle Junior auxUiar)' cl Dmr Webster Poat 39 ,\merlcan Legion Aulllary; Irene ~MONDA" nea, honored queen of Bethel62, MEIGS ~- BoOetenl . 8 JntemaUonal Order of Jobe p.m. Monday at the Melp HJch School. COlj/n~y-. · repreaeritatlvei of yari•I!J )}loulh orcanlzaUd . being · !11troduced. . • , ... • · ' .- Mrs. Jiaroli Sauer was . ---.-....;...--· ,_. ·'. "' , Social Calendar DUANE PLYIWB. RIGHT, area a1en11on aseat, f-H. .iacaoa, ~cled IDta"ilnedan Lindt lloUon, MlneravUle, and Dlnlel Midkiff, Salem Oenler. Aulliary, anna-' plciilc, Portland Park, I p.m. Tlielday. vn~wn to !Ike .-M. Service for Mrs. Durst :Keith Weber ' · · r::w .. · !...r<:i·""w"'ti <>"! Is ;Surprised ~~ o~f Mr.~.~~ - Tile 11111 weddlnl 11• nlvenaey of lit. aad Mra. ~illy --·,. ,-, ..,. ...... Ted B!llley were ehterved at held 8 41Jnner Plri)' Saturday IiCht A uprise PAri>' was ,.._.,._,._ M'*""y njght at the Weber · Ia ............... ho.me at T~Jppen Plains 1'be 0111 Baileys were hoooiinc ~illl 'Weber on l!la aeeempiuled by t•eir 18111 birthday. The bome was da"'htei; Loll, ·aad ihe Ted utP!veb' decorated for 111e ~ by ihefr cblldren, ~ · Tile refrealunent table IIPcbael Ted and Jorl Belli. iru·· lienlered with 1 birthday JtlniDS ihe snup fer !"' -~· ..... boen Sunda ere lcecrum, .....,nuta • ., • .~~Aiber/w~··• )IIIIlCh were terYed. ' "'"' ....., Ml'a. Barbara Sarsent COD· Ge!fge and Bury, Pl111¢!;l; ~ games. Plcturee were Mr. aa~ Mrt. Lawrence llkel!.and gifll were .,_.ted 'l1leiH, Vbdoll; and Mr. and to lhe lionared SUet!. Mrs. Jtelle:Wipl ud Sheri, . Gulltl ·wetl! Bonnie Walker, . LeldJI;ton. Oblo. Roy If.~~ a:;_:,en _Grant !Iii ilitliiJ ::;,;,;;;.::::on. N.""-···J1o8eF Batnett, Janet O Sniper at Kent Still in Limbo Serv"lcema· Sent t~.:rtJ::, BW~:~ Gift by Circle . &1':•"• Jim Stettler, Pam ,._ A birthday gift was sent to ~. Rickie ltoenlg, Brenda Ronald Cowan, an overseas ~. Mra. Sar&ent, Dorta serviceman, It wu reported at Koenle, Qlarlel Weber, Judy ameellngcltheEiectactroleof Jlul Weber, Mr. and - the 8, H. Sanborn Missionary ....., Fred ~. Mr. and So<lety, · Middleport First Mn. N41n11811 Weber and VIda, Ba~t Church, · . . . , ,$andy Jlllullon, Ka.y w..-. :tr!': S: Burill was In llle Bar Patron I& Stabbed SI!XJIXQl PLACE VEHICLE In the Me1p Jlllllor Jl'alr Parade Wednetday niChl wu tbia horse drawn wagon, a cwnhlned entry of the Columbia,.Make II Girls and the Triple c Boya 4-11 Cab. and then ' to the IItie of ihe oat ullerlns nord, he IIUddenly calmly walked Williim room and plunged llle lmlfe re:=WIIbd away frGiD the Veterans Goins, 35, tn 111e hack seven peatedly Into his own body. He ~'llraUon -HalpllaJ at Lal· Umea wu dead when poUee arrived. . Jtr...... In till day GGbv. feU to llle floor then Tbe body bore at least 20 stab took I liwl to OnctnMtJ. drawled to the end of ~ bar, wounds tn the stomach, sroln lit purebued ~ hllllllnC ,llnlfe IICI'elllllng, "He'I 1t1111ng me. and ..... 1 llore a blqet away frGiD He's ldlllng me." GolDa was tn .. ...,., tbtJ tlld. · critical condiUon at General , W'b uld !he man Walk· Hoapltal. lid Into the 81. ReP Bar, sat Patr61man Henry Snodderly ollwa ud onlend·a beer. With- said wltneuea aald Clayton tberl ldlled 1 Southeast ' •:::e. ttrWei" - v, . ~~ ''1-_... P,l!t of ·Mrs. Dana !Jallu!l, l.f~ '~\jilltl ~~ from ~ JIIJI!!ttl~h~ . . ,,,. -1, '. ,. . slullenlatJqdaOO Cllllege, lifre ,"'llf.1 States distributed: Noble · Is a ·- "' · · scholarship student of the (llllo - Mrs. Ella Baptist ~nfeJ)tlon. Mlalonary · •ccoiDpllnied her boo~~ di4Jrlbuted. and IClftoln.llw, Mr. A poem "If We Only Onand' ,derstood" .opened•·ihe l!ll'tlng , ,m. ~ J willl- ]\!rs.. Halllllj giving Carolina -scriPture froiD Romans and a was at meditation 'entitled '"God's Missionaries." The love gift was dedlcaltd by Mrs. Moille ' 1liilllnc knife IIIIo the back rJ Annual Syracuse PI'Cni'C Set AUgU·st 30 .'!:'!' , ~· Pollee lllkl Fred ClayiGa, 41, stood up and stabbed :a -.e liiiiJU' "'iiii: .-: t.trt ·'Biulafl'lfihlfll , lnd lllh. .hlit!liV~r Of:liel' nle'CI!, Wi. ru'mlce Hannay oi Akroit. , ·; -.Mrs. u.neue Smith of Newberry. Dosli and ·Mri. Jeffen visited relatives In Marion before returnlnS bome. Mrs. $mlth and ton, Robert, and granddaughter, Karen, ae· 1:"1'""' · companied Mrs. Johnston ::&ev~rai memkers W,ere horne. .....,...,. W at Molliay nJchl'a .......""'---'•..:.c meeting ot 1 ""'""""" CoiiDcU VISITING HERE 17 'i:'iJ:~u';~: r.J::~~O( to Phil Van Vranken and ·· · children, Stephanie and Peter, McGhe!!. , ·enter tbeJiolzer Medical Center ot Titusville, Fla. are In Mrl Ethel H.....:. preaented thli ~~· Mra. Beralee i'omeroy vliltlng hla brotlt&r · ..,..,.. · · Eberl relilalna a patient at · · d' the program "A Good Vele . Memorial 8 ital Harvey Van · Vranken, an samarltiin to Othera,·~ .A a:.u~f:}es~tzlilg,h~oi famlly. dessert_~se waa serveg;_~ Edith 'Detains past . alate r CUT DOWN 811RUBJIERY Ml<s. H8nun and Mrs. """' · · . ' ". · .Walburn'to Mn JuJI'a Grllur councl\l!r.la&surglea!~Uentat IWI'LAND, VI. (UP!) .. , . . · . • Veterant-' Nem«W. Noted at Pollee cut dowll a lot of the Mrr.- ,WIIJI~ Anthony! Mr~l the ~illigi ~u ihe ,ileadut dec«allnCahrubbery illfronl,of J'eob· TUrriet, ~1 · ..\·Mar.y Dori'licl» 'Haack; Pomer,oy. Rulltnd RICh Sl:bool Tblll'llliit . Ly~, -~· - Goldie Mourning, )l'loWeri ~- aen1. Plans wn - lncludina a QY&lool bed&• !. . and,~ Mfl, Ida Nul, Mrs. ma~fer tidtlitlon of a • thai contained about 10 ·. Cba!l•&pnona, Wea~dCirol, candidate. I' , llllri)uana planlll. and Mrl. John Werner. · ',_.. ' ,, :;rm r ' nf Council · ,, . "'~ . 'I · · , · Are Re~ Sick · =is ~ ·, COLOR TV · Me..i'-~is •. ' ' J ' \ NOW Wmt ·· AMAZING ...... COUNt'- . ' )l. Mrs. MartBahr and VIc, Mr.Jack andGUUan, Mrs. VIctor and Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Van. Meter, Mrs. Ada Van Meter,Mrs.I,IlaBeniii,Mr'.and Mn. ~ Bahr, Pall¥, Jean, Tamml, Terry, Randy, and Jimmy, Mr. aad Mrs. Roger Bahr, Kelly ud Roger, Mr. and Mn. RJehard Flclt, Jr., Kevin and Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd WeU, . Kennetll, RusseU, Bar· bara and Brian, of Olelter· Long Bottom area; Mr. and Mn. vernon Bahr, Greg, Vernon, Jr., Jeff, Tommy and Steven and Karen Zawacki of Polk, 'Ohio; Mr. and Claren"••, Mr. and .. Neu.. _.., Mn. Charles Goegleln, Charlene, Mlcheel and Mark, and Patty Goegleln, Pomeroy R. D. Mr.. "·t ' ' ' .. ( ' '' lht Invitations Oecotallons Engraved Cake Knives, Servers, Punch Bowls by Starlight. Great seledlon or Albums to choose from . QUALITY~ PRINT SHOP If.. . fOrBUlova ' . ~e u• when you want ~ -w&~h. \ And see our spa.rlc,ling col~.lion of ladies' watc"rs l)y :Bulova. i.Ju this model, pretti\y sc41ptur~· arill 17 jewels precise, at $~5- Other mOdt:is; including carat w~ight ,di<!mond wat.chel ahd dramatic Dior designs, to $1 ,250. •---------•-••--llll!!!llli COUNll 101th ANNUAL MEIGS I . SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd, 1970 +3:00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing +8:30 P.M.-Vic Hyde (One Man Band),. Harmonalres, and ~ Flowers Family +Grandstand Attradlo~ HURRY! IlL....., ' I]artfrS ~.....~---.. ~IM$\-JIM~i - H-!1~~· !.we,~.~~!f" l ~ ~~"2 ;11!1':.~.;~ ~!'!'!!*2::?~t.:.,. t'h:;d!.~~~::..;...~~~fiirlil· , . e~1 , fl.,u '111!" ~·-·~ ·HW .._...~ H~, MIN fhnr 'r~ 'PDY,·· "'"lnllil'~· ~- Lelllrl Falla Cemetery. =-~-~..:'C;-U:: alllf11tbout a 1/iH pluiiiJed a Mr u. Cf:O'! : aNaNNATl .(UP!) - An . on tallle family Tbe annual reunion ihe of Abraham andofMaey WUI Bahr .wu held Sunday at Forked Rim Park. Eme!',IBahr ofl..on8 Bottom, • only ~~~- melriber of ~ -0 ·cnJC· 1 Abraham Bahr . family, wu preHnt far the reunion. Others SYRA SE A lluck attendiJIC were Mr. and Mrs. CU po Golden Bahr, Mr. and Mrs. picnic ~ ·the.~ ofor Berue Bahr, Patricia Fee, ihe Junior Ladles ~~ Alllerw; Mr. and Mrs, Cirl Volunteer Firemen Monday Bahr, llobhy, Beckley, w. va.; e.enlng el ihe meetinf. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bahr, beadquarletil.~llllllll ~ Pomeroy R. D.; Mn. Mildred BualnessH-·•·-•·wula--+. Ill' d Uptey and Joy, Ullb. .......... I. • ...,... - were rea · and approved. For devoUOIII, . . 1'hi! · annual ~ '"·schopl Dlnile Hendril read llle 2!rd VIsitors Come from picnic to be held on m.,. 10 at Paalm. Florida, New York the Middleport ; Community parkwaaannOI!fiCIIIatTueaday Tbe youths bave a palr of !!..~!:• meeBtlngH ofSan~e pWow eaaea donated by Jetn Mrs. D. Mae Pickett and """'"• • • -~ ....,.. HaD which they wiD give away daughter, Mrs. Madolyn aionary Society, Middleport aa a money ID8klnC project, and Markham of Fori Lauderdale, First BepUst ChUrCh. they wiD uslat the Ladles Fla., and aon, Mark M. Meeting alllle home of Mrs. Auzillary with the Labor Dey Marldlam of New York City, Allen Hughes the circle signed tUmer and "flea market." h:Jve been visiting at the Pickett round-robin earda for Mrs. Attending were Debbie home netr Darwin. Delores Rlebardaon and Mrs. Hartenblch,Terrl"'-··. Mrs. Pickett for llle ~"'two ........,..,_. ,_. Ted Riley, Jr:, a paUent at the of Pomeroy; Vicki 1\lzer, years hal been realdlng ·tn Holzer Medleal Center. Plana ·Sbaron Baker, JW Houdlllhelt, Florida. Calling on Mrs. were made to remember Pete Connie Patterson, and Dlnile Pickett, Mn. Markham and her Werner on his birthday. hendrbtandadviaors,JeanHall sondurlngtheirvisllherewere Mrs. Paul Smart opened llle and Ada Slack. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Conley, meeting with devotions In· Dale,Bernlee,Marly,andDana eluding scripture and a Extended Visit Made Bailey, Mere111Jo, Route 3; Mn. . meditation, "Viewpoints of In l.oui'sv ·- "le·, - h .10 Gwen Roach, Athena; Mr. and Life" and prayer. " 0 Mrs. George Yollllg and The program entitled cblldren,Joe,MaryNancy,and "OYercomlng Discourage. Mrl. Stanley Doas and Mrs. Coru\le Columbus· Mr. and ment" W.. gtven by Mrs. Bernice Jeffers recently · ac· Mrs jan Pickett' Pomeroy· Fred Lewis. 1\(rs. H114hes companied Mrs. Cusb Johnston Bry~n BaUey ~0 • . , : ....-edsandwlchea,potatochlpa to Loulaville, 0. where she and Mrs. Aaa E. J~rdan and null. Others attending were remained for an edendecl visit Middleport, and Mrs. Mrs Francee Bearhl Mrs. wlih Marie Wilkinson and Mrs. ~- 1.1!1 ~ld ~~ ~jban~~, Jl~te P' HeldMonda] lflyman. , · Group Has JUOIOr lft'EVE NEASE, ton rJ Mr. and Mrs. l(m N-, MlnersvUle, wu number 131n the Melp Junior Fair Parade aboard this Hereford. He dlm't wiD but be did attract a lot of a&tatlon. ·Junior GriiJit. About 25 4-11 girls modeled prmenll, They also received yellow ribbon awardl. JIACINE:(k. Bahr Family Reunited • )IIWEalltly IOUVIIIock project Interviews at tile Melgi County Jlmior Fair Wednesday. BeinS hlieral services for Mn. Hayman Durst were (li!llllaclld Monday at 1 p.m. al llle Apple Grove United lbodlat Church cl which she was a member. Tbe Rev. !'reellnd Norrll ddaled at the services and joined hla lister, Mn. Florence Adamt, for se_veral vocal ta~ect~.... Mra. MatUe Circle - at lhe planO. Pallbearers were Mrs. ipmm'l tllree brothera, Spencer Bqman of ihe Andrews Air . ....,. Baa, WaillinSton, D. C.; QueDUn . HaY!Ilan, East Liverpool; and Colter Hayman, of Racine; and llree brother. ill-law, Jamta Elllnston, Ba!Umare, Md.; · Rude Durst nd , Robert ( Wlet) Durst, Partlind area. . Mra. Durst is ailrvlved by ber I!Jullland., Sidney Durst, Portllnol. the ihree. 'brothers who ilerved u pall._.. •• and two lillln, Mrs. James (Althea) t:IIIDatoa, Ba!Umore, Md.; and lin. Narman (MatUe) Fenter, ; on, Arizona. She waa w-cled In deJtb by her ~,lg~borhood Girl• ~ou~; ' Dollie . Aiton, . Enkrprlle Unlltd )ileihodlat Church yp~th fello:walllp; Roser Abbott, ihe Fellow· ·thlp of ChrlaUaa Alb· letes, MeJca Hlsh School Chapter; Beverly Bile Smith, Junior Service Club of llle Modem Woodmen cl America; Edwin ll'rolt, Sauthern Ollpter N:ure Farmen of AiDer1ca ~ Rlehard &kCGmber, Star ~ Grandstand Attractions Are Freel �,' ' Jun·ioy·:R~vQ.e . Fair c- eoun!Y , '· Included a "junior' •representatives of :. .....tb or•a·' ..tl.,. · being 0 · •~ ' • ...., . "'~~.:U.rold · ~auer ·., was ·• ·t ------..,..--1 Social \ Calendar . . ttONDAY MEIGS BAND, BoOitenl 8 p.m. Monday at tbe MelgJ H1Jb School. 'n!EIIOAY • RACINE ~CAN l,4lm Aulllaey, anaul plealc, l'llrl18nd Park, 8p. m. llembere to ta1le own ·~a~~~e llfVIce. Junior Group Has • Ourst Picnic in Syracuse ' •/ l . HeldMonda] '" .'..,,. j·uw Neral servfl:es fiJr Mra. e:;cJ~ Durst were l e Apple Grove Unlled thodlll Cburcb of which she -•member. .Tile Rev. Freeland Norris '. l'iiESE ARE '1mC <.fd. = : Plllbearera . irere Mrs. ~ brollien, Spencer of the' :AIIdrewl Air l)'m-ee Bue, wall!mcton. D. c.; Q.entln . Ba11nan, lEast nrpoal; and:C!Ilter lia)'lnan, avw, SIEVE NEASE, 11111 It Mr. lllld lin. Kill ~. · Mlnernllle, waa manber 131n the Melga Jurdor Fatr Parade ilboard this Hereford He dido~ Win but be did allractalot of lltllldlou. - a.dne; and ~ !JrOtben.. In-law, Jamlll EIUnglon, IBIJitlmcre, Md. ;·; Rude Dural ad , Robert (Wick) Durst, ~-. " W81 ,. VJagt;m. L:lke nei-.t'finish. & AT. ,' . . <l: man Sent .x;I'VIce G'ft I by lr.cle . c· !=~rk:~:ii::~G· epor.'m'• " . -"· ..· ~!±~·~~ Ronald A blrtbday gift waa sent to Cowan, an overseas ~;· !J A . . ...,, .,....... Sarplll, Dorl6 serviceman, It was reported at Charles Weber, Judy. ameetlngoftheElectaClrcleof Weber,. Mr. and - the B. H. Sanborn MlssloDII')' :tl '!;~1!= Mr. and 1.~~~M~l~ddi~e;po~r:.~t;F~i_rs~\ In llle Letart Falll Cemelel')'. rl.t.~; Bar Patron ' -!'" ' :=-a::· Bayman. Burll1 Sniper at Kent·.·.:' Still in .Lim.bo . ~lli ' lin. Durst Ia Jurvlved by her .. • Sidney Durst, Port. .- • lbe ~ 'brothera wbll ....,. 81 pallbWers, and two . . . . lin. JDilles (Althea) EIUqtoa, BaiiiJiiore, Md.; and -Norman (MatUe) Fenter, :rpeou, Arizona. She wu Wteedid In deJih by ber til::!; : " 'A lbe lfOIIIIIfl of lbe .• llllierlne red eli II wltb , prbvlded by the IIA!blrt Taft left to rlgbt are Naqcy Route S; Calby RIJbilm, !1\mleiOJ, Syracuse. .. lithe planO •. ..J ls ~surprised M~atlp.m.at Gfflcllled at the ller'licea and his lilter, Mrl. Florence 1\dama, for .J,veral vocal ~. Mri Mallie Circle ne· ~tb we,tdlllf .... Diven81'7 o1 a · and Ml'l Olla BaOey lbe alslb anDivenaeyof Mr.... MI't. N Bailey ..m.; 0~rvtcl at · · ...... Dllrt¥• WU, ht!d adlllnerpmySaluday....,... ·at the 'Welle!,' ID «'.,aD!,U.. ' · Pllilna Tlie· 0111 Billlejs were on "'" apctlilp.aled ;, by tbelr homlf..,i;'\ daqllterr LOII, ·iljllllbe Ted fiJr tb8 Ballejs by tbelr eblldtta, ' table Mlcbael Ted iud Jofl ll'elll. JOIDIJjg llie IJ'01Ip 'for •" an ~t;e 00 Sallday . were ,··,.Mi. UCI &fr!l. ,'Albert W.llal, ' ,_...,1 aad u ..... Pros 1 Sargmt ®II· .,.....,, 1Im; Plcrtilrel were Mr. IDd llrl. Lawrence iJN were pre;aented netu. Vbdoal ud Mr. and hr,ond pest. · : ltn. Jaekle.WI&al and Sllerl, ':' ~ Walkei', . LelfDii4ID, ObJe, RUIJ WeD, Roy r.fUier, Gflllt a I ·:u.:.::::::o:d.:::: J t ~.. • ' SYRACUSE - A potluck picnic preceded the ~ling of the JWlior Ladles AUJ!I!Ilr of Volunteer Firemen Mol)day <Wenlng at tbe meeting A.. beadquarletl.on Brldg~by Swt. t\ Buslneaswaaconducted Houdasbelt. :Reports were"""' and approved. For devoiiGnl, '11ie ' 81111ual · ~ ocbci91 ~ Hendrll read the 23rd plcnlC to be btlcf on A"•. '30 at "-1"" • -·· the Mlddleporrj Colllmunlty parl!Waa811110ijllceClatTueeday The youths bave a pair of nlght:s meeting llf flit~• Joy pillow cua .!lonaled by Jean Cll:plil, .B. ·H. Sail... " Mia- Hall which they wW tllvuway al9Jlary jloclety, ' Middleport aaamoneymakll!gprojeetllld Flrllt Baptist Church. they wW aasilt the Ladles MeeUng allht hQIIle of Mrs. Aulllal')' wltb the Labor Day ADen Hughes the Circle signed dinner IRd ''flea mar~L" round-robin cards for Mrs. Attending were Dabble Delores Richardson and Mrl. Hartenbach, Terri Bumprdner . Teil Riley, Jr:, a patient at the of Pomeroy; VIcki Rizer, Holzer Medical Center. Plans Sbaron Baker, JiU Boudlllbelt, were mede to remember Pete Comle Patterson, and Deillae W~~er. PonaulhisSmarblrtbdat openecly. the henciJUandadvilore,JeanHall and Adi Slack. meeting wllh devotions in· eluding scripture and a Extended Visit Made meditation, "VIew.,Oints of . Lou' · . - - -h;1n ISVI118I 0 10 Life" and prayer. The program entitled Mr Stanle ~- and .,_ "Overcoming Discourages. Y """" ...... ment" WDi tllven by Mrs. llernlce Jeffers recently ·ac· Fred Lewis. Mrs. Hushes companied Mrs. CUah Johnston ,ervedsandwlches,potalochlps to IAWsville, 0. where abe Annual Pl'cnt'c· Se't. ·ugust 30 ! .... ..... ~. _,_.,. were and nuts. Others ......... Mrs.' Frincea Bearba, Mrs. !lfiql'ii' < Slgblllll;' Mfli.~IP~ "'offman,, ,M MIM q..U.d•PUIIei!, ::J!:?' sanneata. Forked Rlin Park. Ernes.t Bahr of Long Bottom, only ltflng meniber of the Abraham llahr · family, waa present for the reunion. Others attending were . Mr. and Mrs. Golden lllbr, Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Bibr, Patricia Fee, Athena; Mr. and Mrs. car1 "-•.,....... .,.....ey, ,._...., w. va.; .... ... ..._, Mr. and Mrs. Nllrlllan Bahr, Pomeroy R. D.; Mn:. Mildred Upaey and Joy, Utah. . · Visitors Come from Florida New York • and Mr.•· La.~~':' · VIBITING HERE Phil Van Vranken and 11 to cbUdreq, Slepbanle and Peter, . Titusville, Fla. are In Mn. . Bern1ce ~ameto1 vlsltlnB his brother; ~arvey Van · Vranken, and ot. . 'r qlt DOWN I!HRUBII~ , RU'l'LAND, VI. (UPl) · - Pollee cnt down a lot of tile declirallnC lhnlllbeey In front of R1iiJand llilb &ebool 'Itur. ;_ iliclndlns a f\Veloot he:d8e 111*1 contained about · 10 planll!• marijuana JAANSlSTOR·. .. TV . ' I " ;' •' ' '... " _.., QUAUlY Co1incil .NEW '71 MODELs · .. Van, Meter, Mrs. Ada Van Meter,Mra. Lila Bentz, Mr. and Mrs. ~ Bahr, Patty, Jean, Tamml, Tercy, Randy, and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bahr,KellyandRoger,Mr.and Mrs. Rlcbard Flck, Jr., Kevin and Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd w.u. Kenneth, RusaeU, Bar· bara and ........ ""'•• of "'-'.... ....... Long Bottom area; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bahr, Greg, Vernon, Jr., Jeff, Tommy and Steven and Karen Zawacki, of Polk 'Ohio· Mr. and Mrs. Clarence N~..,.ft«, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goegleln, • Charlene, Michael and Mark, and Patty Goegleln, Pomeroy Mrs. D. Mae Pickett and R. 0. daughter, Mrs. Madolyn Markham of Fort lauderdale, -------. Fla., and sou, Mark M. Markham of New York City, h:lve been visiting at the Pickett home near Darwin. Mrs. Pickett for the put two years hal been rtllidlng ·m Florida. Calling on Mrs. Pickett, Mrs. Markham and her Napkins sonduringtbelrvisitherewere lnvltali..,. Decorotlons Bool<s Mr. and Mrs. CecD Conley, Engraved Caka Knives, Dale,Bernlce,Marjy,andDana Servers, Punch Bowls by BaUey. Marenco, Route 3; Mrs. Gwen Roach, Athena; Mr. and seledlon of Albums Mrs. George YOIIIIB and choose from . children, Joe, Mary Nancy, and Comle Columbul· Mr. and Mrs. jan Picke~ Pomeroy; Bryon BaUey, Marengo; Mr. and Mrs Asa E Jordan . ' - ,. Se.e lL• when you warit a ~!C~· And see our sparkling collecP~m olladjes' watches by Bulova; ')kf this model, prenily 5Ctilpturelfallli I 7 jewels precise,at $!15. Other mixle'ls; including carat weight diamo.nd watcha and dramatic Dior designs, to $1.2.~0 . The .,mual reunion of the Mrs. Jack GUIIan, Mark and famlly of Abream and Mary Vic, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Babr . .----~---....- - - - . , .. . Will Bahr waa held Sunday at and Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Donlld iiiN ~Y . , .. ' ••,....,,, ~ ........... -= ..__...._ .............. _ ..... .-•v• .-· !!!,~!J;'-1!7!~~4,~Mrst'~'-?"lnd 'lll'ts. fet'elit·tllftOr Of)Jiel' nlli!i;'. .. · ·' Florence <if·Akron: Jeimette Smllll of Newberry. ·• · '· , Mrs; Do88 and Mni. Jeffen ·. 'c'. i visited relatives Ill Marion before returning home. Mrs. Smith and son, Robert, and granddaUghter, Karen, ac· companied Mrs. Johnston were' home. family. . Bahr Family Reunited with MarieforWutlnaon and Mrs. remained an extended 'visit ~;ui~~c ~ll ntghrs ' ~. ' the pirtldpinta wtlh a ,..Ubw !!felghborhood Girl·. ScOiita; ribbon. Dollie . Al~n~ , Enlerpl'lle Included In lhe f'GUp ' were United MelhOtmt Church Beverly · Tllompaon, Melp·, yoqlh fello,wahlp; Roger Coull~ Olurch of Cllrlal Youth Abbott, the Fellow· president· Debbie Fitch, ship of Chrletian Alb· presldeni, Caridyalrlpers, letes, Metes High School Veterans Memorial HDI!PIIal; Cbapter; Beverly Sue Smith, Dilna Carsey, Efalltb Dilttlcl JWlior Service Club of the president of the Alll~rlcan Modem Woodmen of America; Legion Junior Edwin Frost,"Soutbern Chapter Maureen Hemeey, ol Pliture Fatlllers of Ameriea tbe junior aurlllary of Dttw and Rlcbard McComber, Star Webster Post 39 Alllerlcan Junior Grange. Legion AuKlllary; Irene Bar· About 211 HI girls modeled nes, honored queen of Belhel f2, They allo received International Order of Jobs yellow ribbOn awards. ,..y. ·Servi~e, for I for ud. ina ·~· ]be baUJbten, · · l!I'IJII'IIII and ~Dtld ·ueb ot. ~Y C!artla of l!le Jljg Bend Youth llf8bl : Melr.ll > ' ' . ' ·Now '' . ' . . " l ,' ~ ·rm 107111 ANNUAL MEIGS \NV SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd,lt70 +3:00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing +8:30 P.M.-Vic Hyde lOne Man Band), HarrYIOnalres, and The Flowers Family +Grands.tand Attractions HURRY! Grandstand Attractions Are Freet �,' ' Jun·ioy·:R~vQ.e . Fair c- eoun!Y , '· Included a "junior' •representatives of :. .....tb or•a·' ..tl.,. · being 0 · •~ ' • ...., . "'~~.:U.rold · ~auer ·., was ·• ·t ------..,..--1 Social \ Calendar . . ttONDAY MEIGS BAND, BoOitenl 8 p.m. Monday at tbe MelgJ H1Jb School. 'n!EIIOAY • RACINE ~CAN l,4lm Aulllaey, anaul plealc, l'llrl18nd Park, 8p. m. llembere to ta1le own ·~a~~~e llfVIce. Junior Group Has • Ourst Picnic in Syracuse ' •/ l . HeldMonda] '" .'..,,. j·uw Neral servfl:es fiJr Mra. e:;cJ~ Durst were l e Apple Grove Unlled thodlll Cburcb of which she -•member. .Tile Rev. Freeland Norris '. l'iiESE ARE '1mC <.fd. = : Plllbearera . irere Mrs. ~ brollien, Spencer of the' :AIIdrewl Air l)'m-ee Bue, wall!mcton. D. c.; Q.entln . Ba11nan, lEast nrpoal; and:C!Ilter lia)'lnan, avw, SIEVE NEASE, 11111 It Mr. lllld lin. Kill ~. · Mlnernllle, waa manber 131n the Melga Jurdor Fatr Parade ilboard this Hereford He dido~ Win but be did allractalot of lltllldlou. - a.dne; and ~ !JrOtben.. In-law, Jamlll EIUnglon, IBIJitlmcre, Md. ;·; Rude Dural ad , Robert (Wick) Durst, ~-. " W81 ,. VJagt;m. L:lke nei-.t'finish. & AT. ,' . . <l: man Sent .x;I'VIce G'ft I by lr.cle . c· !=~rk:~:ii::~G· epor.'m'• " . -"· ..· ~!±~·~~ Ronald A blrtbday gift waa sent to Cowan, an overseas ~;· !J A . . ...,, .,....... Sarplll, Dorl6 serviceman, It was reported at Charles Weber, Judy. ameetlngoftheElectaClrcleof Weber,. Mr. and - the B. H. Sanborn MlssloDII')' :tl '!;~1!= Mr. and 1.~~~M~l~ddi~e;po~r:.~t;F~i_rs~\ In llle Letart Falll Cemelel')'. rl.t.~; Bar Patron ' -!'" ' :=-a::· Bayman. Burll1 Sniper at Kent·.·.:' Still in .Lim.bo . ~lli ' lin. Durst Ia Jurvlved by her .. • Sidney Durst, Port. .- • lbe ~ 'brothera wbll ....,. 81 pallbWers, and two . . . . lin. JDilles (Althea) EIUqtoa, BaiiiJiiore, Md.; and -Norman (MatUe) Fenter, :rpeou, Arizona. She wu Wteedid In deJih by ber til::!; : " 'A lbe lfOIIIIIfl of lbe .• llllierlne red eli II wltb , prbvlded by the IIA!blrt Taft left to rlgbt are Naqcy Route S; Calby RIJbilm, !1\mleiOJ, Syracuse. .. lithe planO •. ..J ls ~surprised M~atlp.m.at Gfflcllled at the ller'licea and his lilter, Mrl. Florence 1\dama, for .J,veral vocal ~. Mri Mallie Circle ne· ~tb we,tdlllf .... Diven81'7 o1 a · and Ml'l Olla BaOey lbe alslb anDivenaeyof Mr.... MI't. N Bailey ..m.; 0~rvtcl at · · ...... Dllrt¥• WU, ht!d adlllnerpmySaluday....,... ·at the 'Welle!,' ID «'.,aD!,U.. ' · Pllilna Tlie· 0111 Billlejs were on "'" apctlilp.aled ;, by tbelr homlf..,i;'\ daqllterr LOII, ·iljllllbe Ted fiJr tb8 Ballejs by tbelr eblldtta, ' table Mlcbael Ted iud Jofl ll'elll. JOIDIJjg llie IJ'01Ip 'for •" an ~t;e 00 Sallday . were ,··,.Mi. UCI &fr!l. ,'Albert W.llal, ' ,_...,1 aad u ..... Pros 1 Sargmt ®II· .,.....,, 1Im; Plcrtilrel were Mr. IDd llrl. Lawrence iJN were pre;aented netu. Vbdoal ud Mr. and hr,ond pest. · : ltn. Jaekle.WI&al and Sllerl, ':' ~ Walkei', . LelfDii4ID, ObJe, RUIJ WeD, Roy r.fUier, Gflllt a I ·:u.:.::::::o:d.:::: J t ~.. • ' SYRACUSE - A potluck picnic preceded the ~ling of the JWlior Ladles AUJ!I!Ilr of Volunteer Firemen Mol)day <Wenlng at tbe meeting A.. beadquarletl.on Brldg~by Swt. t\ Buslneaswaaconducted Houdasbelt. :Reports were"""' and approved. For devoiiGnl, '11ie ' 81111ual · ~ ocbci91 ~ Hendrll read the 23rd plcnlC to be btlcf on A"•. '30 at "-1"" • -·· the Mlddleporrj Colllmunlty parl!Waa811110ijllceClatTueeday The youths bave a pair of nlght:s meeting llf flit~• Joy pillow cua .!lonaled by Jean Cll:plil, .B. ·H. Sail... " Mia- Hall which they wW tllvuway al9Jlary jloclety, ' Middleport aaamoneymakll!gprojeetllld Flrllt Baptist Church. they wW aasilt the Ladles MeeUng allht hQIIle of Mrs. Aulllal')' wltb the Labor Day ADen Hughes the Circle signed dinner IRd ''flea mar~L" round-robin cards for Mrs. Attending were Dabble Delores Richardson and Mrl. Hartenbach, Terri Bumprdner . Teil Riley, Jr:, a patient at the of Pomeroy; VIcki Rizer, Holzer Medical Center. Plans Sbaron Baker, JiU Boudlllbelt, were mede to remember Pete Comle Patterson, and Deillae W~~er. PonaulhisSmarblrtbdat openecly. the henciJUandadvilore,JeanHall and Adi Slack. meeting wllh devotions in· eluding scripture and a Extended Visit Made meditation, "VIew.,Oints of . Lou' · . - - -h;1n ISVI118I 0 10 Life" and prayer. The program entitled Mr Stanle ~- and .,_ "Overcoming Discourages. Y """" ...... ment" WDi tllven by Mrs. llernlce Jeffers recently ·ac· Fred Lewis. Mrs. Hushes companied Mrs. CUah Johnston ,ervedsandwlches,potalochlps to IAWsville, 0. where abe Annual Pl'cnt'c· Se't. ·ugust 30 ! .... ..... ~. _,_.,. were and nuts. Others ......... Mrs.' Frincea Bearba, Mrs. !lfiql'ii' < Slgblllll;' Mfli.~IP~ "'offman,, ,M MIM q..U.d•PUIIei!, ::J!:?' sanneata. Forked Rlin Park. Ernes.t Bahr of Long Bottom, only ltflng meniber of the Abraham llahr · family, waa present for the reunion. Others attending were . Mr. and Mrs. Golden lllbr, Mr. and Mrs. Bertie Bibr, Patricia Fee, Athena; Mr. and Mrs. car1 "-•.,....... .,.....ey, ,._...., w. va.; .... ... ..._, Mr. and Mrs. Nllrlllan Bahr, Pomeroy R. D.; Mn:. Mildred Upaey and Joy, Utah. . · Visitors Come from Florida New York • and Mr.•· La.~~':' · VIBITING HERE Phil Van Vranken and 11 to cbUdreq, Slepbanle and Peter, . Titusville, Fla. are In Mn. . Bern1ce ~ameto1 vlsltlnB his brother; ~arvey Van · Vranken, and ot. . 'r qlt DOWN I!HRUBII~ , RU'l'LAND, VI. (UPl) · - Pollee cnt down a lot of tile declirallnC lhnlllbeey In front of R1iiJand llilb &ebool 'Itur. ;_ iliclndlns a f\Veloot he:d8e 111*1 contained about · 10 planll!• marijuana JAANSlSTOR·. .. TV . ' I " ;' •' ' '... " _.., QUAUlY Co1incil .NEW '71 MODELs · .. Van, Meter, Mrs. Ada Van Meter,Mra. Lila Bentz, Mr. and Mrs. ~ Bahr, Patty, Jean, Tamml, Tercy, Randy, and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bahr,KellyandRoger,Mr.and Mrs. Rlcbard Flck, Jr., Kevin and Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd w.u. Kenneth, RusaeU, Bar· bara and ........ ""'•• of "'-'.... ....... Long Bottom area; Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bahr, Greg, Vernon, Jr., Jeff, Tommy and Steven and Karen Zawacki, of Polk 'Ohio· Mr. and Mrs. Clarence N~..,.ft«, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goegleln, • Charlene, Michael and Mark, and Patty Goegleln, Pomeroy Mrs. D. Mae Pickett and R. 0. daughter, Mrs. Madolyn Markham of Fort lauderdale, -------. Fla., and sou, Mark M. Markham of New York City, h:lve been visiting at the Pickett home near Darwin. Mrs. Pickett for the put two years hal been rtllidlng ·m Florida. Calling on Mrs. Pickett, Mrs. Markham and her Napkins sonduringtbelrvisitherewere lnvltali..,. Decorotlons Bool<s Mr. and Mrs. CecD Conley, Engraved Caka Knives, Dale,Bernlce,Marjy,andDana Servers, Punch Bowls by BaUey. Marenco, Route 3; Mrs. Gwen Roach, Athena; Mr. and seledlon of Albums Mrs. George YOIIIIB and choose from . children, Joe, Mary Nancy, and Comle Columbul· Mr. and Mrs. jan Picke~ Pomeroy; Bryon BaUey, Marengo; Mr. and Mrs Asa E Jordan . ' - ,. Se.e lL• when you warit a ~!C~· And see our sparkling collecP~m olladjes' watches by Bulova; ')kf this model, prenily 5Ctilpturelfallli I 7 jewels precise,at $!15. Other mixle'ls; including carat weight diamo.nd watcha and dramatic Dior designs, to $1.2.~0 . The .,mual reunion of the Mrs. Jack GUIIan, Mark and famlly of Abream and Mary Vic, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Babr . .----~---....- - - - . , .. . Will Bahr waa held Sunday at and Jane, Mr. and Mrs. Donlld iiiN ~Y . , .. ' ••,....,,, ~ ........... -= ..__...._ .............. _ ..... .-•v• .-· !!!,~!J;'-1!7!~~4,~Mrst'~'-?"lnd 'lll'ts. fet'elit·tllftOr Of)Jiel' nlli!i;'. .. · ·' Florence <if·Akron: Jeimette Smllll of Newberry. ·• · '· , Mrs; Do88 and Mni. Jeffen ·. 'c'. i visited relatives Ill Marion before returning home. Mrs. Smith and son, Robert, and granddaUghter, Karen, ac· companied Mrs. Johnston were' home. family. . Bahr Family Reunited with MarieforWutlnaon and Mrs. remained an extended 'visit ~;ui~~c ~ll ntghrs ' ~. ' the pirtldpinta wtlh a ,..Ubw !!felghborhood Girl·. ScOiita; ribbon. Dollie . Al~n~ , Enlerpl'lle Included In lhe f'GUp ' were United MelhOtmt Church Beverly · Tllompaon, Melp·, yoqlh fello,wahlp; Roger Coull~ Olurch of Cllrlal Youth Abbott, the Fellow· president· Debbie Fitch, ship of Chrletian Alb· presldeni, Caridyalrlpers, letes, Metes High School Veterans Memorial HDI!PIIal; Cbapter; Beverly Sue Smith, Dilna Carsey, Efalltb Dilttlcl JWlior Service Club of the president of the Alll~rlcan Modem Woodmen of America; Legion Junior Edwin Frost,"Soutbern Chapter Maureen Hemeey, ol Pliture Fatlllers of Ameriea tbe junior aurlllary of Dttw and Rlcbard McComber, Star Webster Post 39 Alllerlcan Junior Grange. Legion AuKlllary; Irene Bar· About 211 HI girls modeled nes, honored queen of Belhel f2, They allo received International Order of Jobs yellow ribbOn awards. ,..y. ·Servi~e, for I for ud. ina ·~· ]be baUJbten, · · l!I'IJII'IIII and ~Dtld ·ueb ot. ~Y C!artla of l!le Jljg Bend Youth llf8bl : Melr.ll > ' ' . ' ·Now '' . ' . . " l ,' ~ ·rm 107111 ANNUAL MEIGS \NV SATURDAY, AUGUST 22nd,lt70 +3:00 P.M.-Horse Harness Racing +8:30 P.M.-Vic Hyde lOne Man Band), HarrYIOnalres, and The Flowers Family +Grands.tand Attractions HURRY! Grandstand Attractions Are Freet �:;.: l . . \~ ,OJil;' 1 • :,"~..:~} ' ' ~ tll.o tl • • f m. ; Choir ,f'ohearsol, ..td· ~ RACINE . fiRST ' CHIIRClt =~ ~~~,;,Q\11r':t~~· ~· !'~'"ii'HE=JIAZ,~l·~E ,L-: JEHOVAH'S WITNES~IS y '"'""'I.P • •'to. "':30• •· · .,., II'·~ ~lng ldl ~ Larry Carna han Jl(U ,np 'Exlfllllll worslll\), 'b. ln. . minister. Sunday, Blbleleetvrt.- Wtdnos~iE' Sunday \5c:Nool 111, Pauli~ Me· 9:30 a. m.; Walch'-" study,. 5uwlnl 10:30 • m. : Tu~~ay, Bib • Clfn!1><k. ~tor. Rev. , Motrls study, 7.30 p. m., Thursday, M ·WQ!to 9:30 a . ministry scilool 7:30 p, m., RACINE FIRST IIAPTIST- T~y of service meeting 1:30 P, .m . ChatlesNorrta, piitor. Sundoy p. m.; Blbio••....:. r>\IDDLEPORT ~ntiRCH School NP 1 tn J; II,IOI:nlllll 8 p. m. " Chrlot In Chrlsllon 'Uft""""' sh(p iO·oiS '1 W: • 5 •· CARMEL UNI'rli!O METH· Lawr-. Manley pastor · Mrs wor f • • " un-y · ODIST - Paul · A. 5ellers, Russell Young, S~nday Schooi ~:ll~':sd~;rs~le.nr~~ ~·,Ti~ 'pastor ; Wayne R.Usll. supl; Supl Sunda.ySchooiP::IOa.m.; Stud 1. 90 p In · Worship service, IO:oiSa .• m .. Evonlng worship 7.30. Wed· y, · · · first and third Sundayo; . nesqay prayer meeting, ·7: 30 p. . SOUTH &ETHEL UNITEQ 1venlng worship, I p, m. ~ m. METHODIST - Rov. Rand•' und~. , I. '' .-... CHURCH gF THE NAZA· Lavender, past~r . Synday CH STER CHvRCHOF :o.:nl R);NT Middleport Rev school, ' ~.m ., Mrs. Wilma NAZAR~NE - Rov. Audry Miller pastor.' Floyd 8ehr, 5\IPt. Youth Fellowship 6 Grate, pastor. ~hlp sarvlcw; Ca 1 • S da ' sci>Dol p.m. each Sunday at tuppers 11 a m an~ 1:30 p. m. Sunday. 9. ;,son a:,"~. rk':.nl~ wor Plains United Melhodlol Sunday SChool/ 9:30 ' 1. ' m. shl io·3o 1 m· lunlo; Church. Richard Berton, sup! .. Prar.er • P• · ·. N''yp 6. •• ' meeting, w.-nesday, 7·90p. m. w;lety. 6:30 P m., DANVILLE WESLEYAN -J. HARRISONviLLE . PRES. p m. Sunday evanlj."llstlc A. Curry, pastor. Sunday IYTERIAN _ Mrs. Norma meeting, 7: 30 p. m. royer School, P:JO a.m.; Youth and Lea Sunde Schoop Suparln· meeting Wednesd~y. 7:30p.m. lunlor youth service, ~:45 p. m.; tendent. s.J'day School 9, 30 a. MIDDLE PORT FIRST ' Evening worshlp,.Je:l m Sunday Servlca-8p. m. Rev. BAPTIST-Ch.•u·l" W ~lmnn~~; Prayer and praise ·• · p. Max Donahue , Middleport, pastor . Fred Hollman, Sun· m. • ROVE pastor day School Supt. Sunday H EM L 0 C K G BETHANy UNITE 0 Church School. 9: 15 ,a m ; ~~~J:! 1 ~y-~~T:n s.;'~:!\' METHODIST -PaulA. Sellers, Morning worship, 10 15 a m. · ' : pastor; Blythe Theiss, Sunday 9. 30 • 1 Sunday Bible study hour 7· lOp. ~d!"gsJ.':ol ~-~ School supt Worship service, m. Sunday, 4:30 p. m., game Y wedriesdl1 · i 9 30 a m. second and fourth time for youth . Wednesday meeting, y, p.m Sundays; Evening worship, a p. evonlng prayer -vice, 7:30. SILVl:R RUN FREE WILL m. nrsrSunday . MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - BAPfiST R C dill LOTT R I 00 E UN IT E 0 Middleport, corner of Fourth ~ ·r II aMal METHODIST- Worship, first and Main Sl Robert Jackson, ~t:~~s, ru~:y sJ~ 1 Supt. and third Sundays, 10:<45 1. m.; pastor . Sunday School, P.30 • · Sunda Schoool, 10 a . m.i second and fourth Sundays, m., Morning worship 10 30 a. Worsht 7. 30 m Prayer 7. 30p. m Sunday Schooi,9:..Sa. m., ArncMd Richards, Supt meetln:· Thursliv 7: 30 p m m Christian Endeavor, third CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mid· CHES,TER CHURC11 OF Saturday of each month. dleporl. Sth and Main. Raullln GOD _ The Rev Gilbert LAUREL CLIFF FREE Moyer, pastor Thomas Kelly, Spencer pastor Sunday School METHODIST - Rev Eugene Sunday School supt . Bible P·30a ;,. . wor~hlp service 11 G1ll. paslor William Bailey, School , 9:30 1 m., morning a m e;;onlng worship ). 30 supt Sunday School, 9:30a. m.; r.• , , ' ..._ME.,.OY ·rv "' " R•T . . PTIST POMEROY Fl • - _ Sk~oberl ~u"d', POMEROY · TlfiNITY UnilldCIIurch of Qlrlsl -Re> Perrln, .,..tor. Fred 81aetlnlr, 1 pi S ndlly S hoD" 15 10:~ a .• ..;,, ~..~ choir rehearsal, Monday, 6:30 p . m. , Mro . Marvin Burl, director. Senior choir ~1 7: 30 p.m . Thur~y. -•· r ,,...,..,' Mrs. Paul Neas&, director. Thursday, all day Busy 8ee quilting party In churth social !!!!!"'~ POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - CorHer •· R I Unon on d Mu' ~rry . ov. Clyde V. Henderson. pastor. Sunday School P·30 a . m.; Raymond Walburn. supt . P1~ 1tic,f""'llj nner, un 1 Y c "'P · Sunday School. 9:30 a . m.; morning worihlp, 1~311 a. m.; ~-6· p. Blbl~ ~1 ,..ay p. m., r practice, Wed., 1:30 .P· m. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN - The C. Lund, SRevdeArthur S hool • 30 1pastor. un Y c • •· · m.; worship service, 10:30 a . "'· FIRST SOUTHERN Ma8AP· TIST CHAPEL -220 E. In, Pomeroy, alllllotecl with S.B.C. Rev George Bryant, pastor; Hershel McClure, Sunday School suparlntendont. Sunday School, 9. 30 o. m.; Worship serviCe, 10. 30 •· m.; Evening worship, 7, 30 P m. Wednesday, prayer meeting and Bible sfudy, 7:30 P· m POMEROY · POMEROY.CifESTER UNITED MCETHdODIST t •Robert R ar • pas or Pomeroy - Worship. 10 30 a . m., Church School. P: 15 •· m.; Frank Vaughan, super in tendent. Cheslor worship, 9 a. m .. Church School, 10 a m ; Roger Epple, supt. SEYENT,JI OAY ~:eNT· TIST- omeroy. rry Hgts. Herbert Mor~an, pastor. Sabbath School. Sa urda~2 P· m.: worship, 3· 15 p. m cas Society, 10a . m. eachThursday f·1 . -Lit.,':, ~~;::=~~~~~ ~~:. ~: ~d· J ~ . .\ l " • 'Set """'*'' week servlc•. Wednesday, 7:30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev Stanley Plallenburg, miniSter Morning prayer and sermon, 10 30 a m. Holy communion and sermon first Sundays. 10:30 1 . m.' Church school , kindergarten through eighth grade IO 30 a m POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Mr. Hoyt Allon, Jr., pastor Blb1Hchool,9.30a . m, worship 1o·JCf· adult worship service arid 'voui]Q peoples meeting, bolh .730 p m. Sun day Wednesday. comb 1ned Bible study and prayer MIDDLEPORT meeting, 7 30 p. m THE SALVATION ARMYEnvoy RayS Wining, olficer m worship, 10.30 a m , evening c}1erge Sunday. 10 a m, - ~ IRST UNITED PRES· worship, 1 30 P m . oraVM" Holiness meeting. 10 30 a. m. BYTERIAN, Middleport-Rev. service 7 p. m. Wednesday. Sunday School Young People's Russell Lester , paslor. Sunday Legion, 7p. m.. Thursday, 1 to 3 School9·30 a. m., Lewis Sauer, p m, Ladles Home League. 7 supt ; wor~hlp service 10· 30 MASON COUNTY IL.!!k. Prep classes am S 8 .SACRED HEART - Rev .- MIDDLEPOQT HEATH ~~&ONsec!.~ ~M ~!on ~ Father Bernard Krajcovlc, UNITED METHODIST-Rev. Va Chaster Ten;;ant, pa;tor: pastor Phone 992 2825, Ma• E Donahue, mlmster; Sunday school 1o a m . Saturday evening /oAass, 7. 30 Eric Chambers, Sunday School morning worshiP. 11 m:; p.m. Sunday Mass. 8 and 10 superintendent. Church School evangeflsfic service. 7 30 p.m. a .m Confessions, Saturday 7· 9 30 a m , morning worship, Bible study and prayer service 7 30 p m 10·30a m; youth meeting, 7 p. Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phon~ a ).oUth ' of . JH.t!@PV/' Jamea Stewart, oen ,Font.lne 12:~. 0!. 13, "Woman In a ~lf'iOGown" . ,; .. r'~ ' to.-., AppIe GrOVe ,,. MOIIDAY · 1:30, Ch. 13, "Scared Still," Morfin ancl Lewis 9:oo; Ch. 3, "Wl!al'• So Funny Aboolf li'ullng Good.'' Miry Tyler Mocirt , 11:30, Ch. 1,, •1ft1eoal.'1 Jayne M'an1fleld. Edword G. ' RObinson Monthly sings. first Sunday, 2 p m each month FOREST RUN METHODIST _Rev . Forrest Donley, pastor; Mrs Freod Nease supt Worshlpservlce9a m.i Sunday School. 10 a m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN -Langsville Vlllaga, Rev Robert Eugene Musser, pastor. rVj"C~~~STNor;;;~."ncnywl•:u"p~' I• : . d School 9: 30 ~t e io 30ae .m~, c~;~stFanse~v~~~avo~ Su~daY II • are -.. • · Don Beegle and Zane at Marietta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rlffie of Columbua Llpelll the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rouh . Missy Riffle ac· Holiness Unto The Lord ATTEND A FRIENDLY CHURaf This Sin... ,;oo h. "'N ""'ft• ...._. Mrs. ~11:11 Oura. Loretta 1110\'ed from New llriPfoo to Mlddlepcrt Sundliy. ~ lllllled '»' l.r.tll UUI1I pd Gre" Donobe1r' ~ will be ~tlilli in fill. lbe ·~-· c;:reek flcbooltl • Mr. ahd Mra. Georae ND1ne Columbull spent Salurdey witb Mr. and Mril. 110)' I)Gr\Qbew. Jeff DonobeW wll 1 wealiend guest of the Donohr!'t· ~:~~;!~ .·:·:..''7:: ~ ,, ,~ '! ::: , . ,• ~~~:f~~~ • ~\ ~ '~ ~· _____:: Dll.••s BEN fRANKUN· acit£1N R£ADY.r ~~~. ~~Bread va. ~L."'!.I~t; ~f!!'ai!"P• ' • ' ' \ t..:-:..:..-;;;;:-~;=.;f.;;-:;'::;:;-+,.._..T~"i:;"~-4fh~~j'::j ...• .•-., . mCOMMUNITY -CHURCH at Dexter - Rev . John Dill , Roger . ":t'toro Sunda~ornlng wor. School ~~~v'a~ Sund:r ,servt'ces, · 9~:~30~~j von ngs, 7, 311 p.m. ST. PAUL'S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ~~ Tuppers Plains. Rev. Randy Lavender, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 o. m.; youth fellowship, 6 p m.; Sunday evonlng worship, 7: 30 p. m. L E TAR T U NIT ED METHODIST CHURCH -First and second Sundays, preaching at 8 p. m.; Third 11)11 fourth Sundays, Sunday School, 10 o. m. ; worship servlcaallla. m.; !'h~i!"•lf.'!ili , Tuesday evonlngs at a p. m:, prayer and 8tble Study FLATWOODS UNITE 0 ~!!~!'~!!:~~~:~· ~~~!~~: METHODIST, Rev. William [.! Alrson, pastor, Robert Ea11011, p. m, supt. Sunday Schoolet10 a . m.. '•1:~~,~~·1linct~8oard Worship ~~rlilcw ~I 11 a. m. ,I of Prayer meeting Thursday, 8 p. STIYERSVILLE COMMEUNITY rtCHURCtorH - Rdev. dsel Ha • Pll . 5un ay morning W!ll'lhlp sarvlco, 10 a.m ., Dell Talt>qt, auperln· Iencioni. Prayer metllllll, etch Thursday, 7~30 p.m. ~nday • . . evening servl~e. 7:30. Ours and Angela, all of ~ -Pasadena, Colli.; Mr . and Mn. ZION CHURCH OF CHRISt JIUllor Ours Robby Mike and - Pomeroy · Harrlsonvllle UaaofLevlitown Mr .... Rood. John Webster. pastor; ' ·Tony..-! •· · PaUl McElroy, Sunday School Mrs. Michael Wllaon, Supi.Sunday School, 9:30a. m.; Danny, of Opaloclul, Fla.; Mr. Morning Wot:.Oip and com· and Mrs. Will Ours and Billy of munlon, 10:30 ' a. m.; Sunctoy carters, Ga . Mr and Mrs evening youth Christian En· ' · ' deavor, 6 p. •rn.: Worship Str· Wiley Oura, Mr. and Mrs. RDy vices, 7 p.. m. t Wednesday Donohew, Jeff ancl Greg, Mr. evening pray~~~: me'etlng and end Mn. George ~ ' Bib_!! •!udy, 7:30 p. :n. • Doug and Mart of (Wnmt.tl• ST. JOJtN l.u:rHE.AAN - ' __ ._...~.c. Mr --• Mr1 -:.1 Pine Grove. Rev . Gerald · ..,... .._....... vw• 8DG Herbener, ,p.i1t9r. ·Sunday ~=~~::~~~:~~ Loretta and · Colter HaJ1DIII school, 91. m.; Church service, enjoyed a famll7 picnic at 10 Forbd Run Lake Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ours and Loretta of New Bricbton, Pa. spenlthe -.eltend.wllh Mr. and Donohew 1 Doq ind Mart of Olutd) of The =~~ 1~, ~;~· p.~Y· ' ' .,. mi.~N~~TTOM~~r.~~~i =!· ~·iARWALLOW ... .. ... evenln WIWS • ., a RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST _ Edward White, jillator. Bible study, 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, 10:30; evening W«· ' ' HEINER'$.BAKERY and .they aD enjoyed an ouuni at Forked RIUI Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ellington, Spencer Hayman of Baltimore, Md.; Quentin Ha)'DIIUI of East Liverpool attended the funeral services for their slater, Mrs. Dorothy Dural at the local Methodbl church Monday One · aliter, Mrs. Mallie Fenter, "88 unable to come due to Wneas. Mr and Mrs Jack Preston end jack Mr Mn Harry ' . 9 30 ~aEv!~~~I.STp;;to~~·· s~~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Fay Norris of t.urel, Md. openl folD' days with the former's sl.lter, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Adams and allo visited Rev. and Mrs. Freeland Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Fern Norris, Mn. Freda Evana at Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norris end called oo other latl d frlendl 11 the re ves~ · wu Norrlsea flrat visit with relatives In ten years. Mr. and Mrs. RDy Buck and Pam vlsiH•• Mr and Mn ~ ' c Worship service, 10 30 a. m. ; REO\GANIZED ClllliiCII Glonna Felly, Sunday School OF JESUS CHRIST OF ~T- "k • j I. "' . It'..., Wednesday. Chrlslla~ Youth Crusade, 6. 30 p. tn. • Prayer meeting 7 30 P m. Thursday, choir practice, 1 p. m. , DEXTER CHURCH OF m. ---1 ~... ' ' I ?' · ...... .. -.. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m. ; K &C · .. • service, Thursday. 7. 30 p. m. Evemng worship, 7·30 P• m. J'•'\l; •• "'·' _ ' , , v .. .. 1 w. • ••'I'... •"' ,. • ,..t lha Generafs,u Peter O'TPOie, Orner Shfrll 11:30, Ch. I< "You GOite ' Stay ! > f ...... .. "".• . SUNDAY 9:00 Ch. 13 "Night cro n, and 'j - ,, ,; • anuau ;.: ;.:- CHURCH OF ~~~~~~~~l~n~.hl"'~ ~ m~·~;i TER DAY SAINTS- Porllond·1 Chrt 11 u 1o _ week service Wednesday 7:30 Racine Road. Relph Johnson, Chrll ·'" I •n n n m • ' pastor. Sunday School , 9:30 a . Rev 0 Dell Manley, pastor '"sYRACUSE CHURCH OF m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a. ~~~da~aSc~:,"',9'1u~·~· ~~-~~~vg THE NAZARENE _ Rev . M c. m.. Sunday evonlng service. 7 ~...:. Herbert Rouob companted them home Sunday -'" Blbl e Larimore • ~stor Bob Moore, P m · services Wednesday By no.1.1• serv 1ce. Y7 30 . u~av prayer 7 30 pevening m 001 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Riffle and after spending a few days with study, 7·30 P m. Thursday Sunday Sc Supt. Sunday THE BRADBiniY c·HURCH famlly have purcllaoed the Mrs. her grandparents, the Rousbes. evening prayer rneellng, 7' 30 P School, classes lor all ages, 9' 30 OF CHRIST - Mr Ted Cod· Sunday MQnday Tueoday WedoHday , TbundaJ Frl!lar Sallildv ' 10 Ide Stober! property and are Mr. andMrs. Don Findley and m. Sunday evening youth a. m.; morning w~shlp, :<45, wallacler. pastor. Jerry Yen Ke•elatioa II<• elation Pnlm• Pulao l11llh LamentatlI Conat•tadl services, 6.30 with Rouer NYPS Sunday, 6•30 p. m ' lnwagen Sunday School planning on moving aoonthere family of Columbus spent the Manley, youth leader evangelistic service, Sunday. S perlnte'ndent Sunde' School f :t-Il 5:9-U 16:1-11 121 :1·8 40 :21-11 t:ZII·IJ !0:1-11 7 30 from the Mrs. Inez Hill weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Leo MASON CHURCH OF mee .,nPn,mw-~~!'aeeky,7. 30prpaY.m".· P,~30 a m.; MOrning worship; :::;.;-;;;:;::-:;,:;:;:::;-;:;,:::,~-----;:;::;::;:;;;-:t::;;:;:~ t ' '"!art Falls . Tay... •-· CHRIST-John Sleele, pasor. t • ~~ 1 servce. 1 7 _CtlllflriJ!IJt ltr./1 I<• 1.rt1., ~11 I rr/~ 111~.: fur ~ttdl lmt.: , V• Suipltltfl Hllfllld b, du Alutan ,-~d ... encea"" Msslonary meeting, second 0 30a. m.; .Evenng ___ _______ ________ _ _ _...._ _.._"'";;...~. Rev. ancl Mrs. Dale McCIW'g Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wood Worship, 10 am .. Bible study, Wednesday 7 30 0 m. p m. Wednesday, Preyer of Racine spent an afternoon ancl family of Lancaster ; Mr. 11 15 a m • evening worship, R 0 C K' S P R I N G S serv•ce. 7'30 p. m. . d Mrs Dalla HID dMrs MllfordFrederickand 7 30 pm Mld·weak service, METHODIST _ Rev Richard BETHLEHEM 8APTIST ·' with Mr · an · . s an · . Wednesday, 7 30 p.m PumP.hrey, pastor , Harold Great Bend, Charles Norris, ,.., and Mn. Bertha Robmson. family were Stmday vililor! of GRAHAM UNITE 0 METH Blac~ston superintendent pastor Worship service, 9:30 a. 'Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Hill, Mr. and Mn. Robert Wood end OOIST CHURCH p hi · Morning ~orshlp p 30 am : m , Sunday School. 10:30 a m . " .._"··HID DollyW lfeandJ ""bbl and W ld J·•--reac ng ' ·• MORNING STAR UNITED """"" ' o an "" e a wu...... 9·30 a . m , first and second church school . 10 15 a .m ; METHODIST- Rev William 1 . R v Mete t ....., h 1' Hillaltended a harnecoming at Mn. Ruth Snodgrass and Sundays of eech month , third evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; AI Yawkey, v~. Stmday. daughter, Mrs. Benny Boggess and fourth Sundayseoch month, MYF, 6 P m. Prayer meeting su~r.:'·f.:'~· ~~n 9 , 30 ~: With the hope It will •. In some measure, foster and help sustain tha ..,, c s · 7:30t P· m ~~to BIFbl~ St'ty, m%".'!~J; m.; Morn!'/?, worship, 10: 15 a . good In .family and community life. this feature Is sponsored by the Mrs. Dallas'ltilllook her 11011, and Wayne, Don Johnson worship servlca 7 30 Dean,toHolzerMedlcalCenter visited Sunday wltb Mr. W1d ~;:;;'!% ~Y:.~d;. ' cOuncl ilrstMonday,7:30;.m. -~~Jdvou.;:; r::Ws~lpand~~~~ firms and or~nl.~tlon~ Whose namttiiRJ!Car ~~~Yt· ,. . . MmdaJ fer a ~'liP· ~tef!!~- ___ -MAsoM""IM'F- !IAI'1IItJ.-"' ,&DENUN~ED 8RERTH81 Ek"! :Smill'.';Otay'l..J> n , ,, n , ., :., -;- ·• ' - '; ., : ·.~..::.:::• I, !J::>I ~ro;, ~S lG!l ~;''}~~•f<!ll:'~· _ MorviD 111!1 _of"Cotufufl[jl.,. 'W tllf...sa.o.~'-' -,_- 1 &io:olep ..l'i;fcr~~CJI,y~i.Toi:~~ - "Cnt.~Y'ON -~RCH-=----- -----·-'"---- "' ""1 ;,lL"''t.tw,W ,'(l ~m.tlimly iilgnrW!ID!.lr. Oasle Bell Baltimore, Md. School. 9:45 a. m.; preechlng ~nnle Holsinger, •u~l. Mor· K1ngsbury Road. Sundar, and Mrs. Marshall Roush and spent the """tend with their service, 11 1 · m. Sunday ning sermon, 111 m. Evening School, 9:311 a. m., Ralpb..Car • Joey nephew Mr and Mrs Don Bell training union and worship service Christian Endeavor, supt. Worship service, 10:311 a. • · • · service, 6.30 p m Wednesday 7 30 p m . ; Mrs Lyda m and 7:30p.m. alternately. r ~ Mr. ancl Mrs Raymond and Lorna. prayer and Bible study, 7:30 p. Chevalier, president . Song Proyer meeting, Wednesday, ~-· DIISI'(IOI'It:IRin,IS Hensler of Racme spent Sunday Mrs. Denzil Boggeaa, An· m service and sermon, 8, 20 . Mid · 7 30 p. m. Rev. Jay Stiles. I" evenins with Mr. and Mrs. liqutty, Mrs. Herman Roberts C H R 1ST 1AN st 1EN C E Week prayer meeting Wed · Pl~'rt:i DEXTER CON 312 E.'""'"" ' DaJiu HID. and Jaye of Pomeroy visited Services at 315 Main St. Pt nesday, 7·30 p. m. Mrs. Mazie GREGATIONAL CHURCH _: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond recently with Mrs . Benny Pleasant, Sundar:, 11 a . m.; Ho~';:;-R~~st~;:~· ( IGHT Rev. Willarcl Dutcher. pastor. 1--..,.-...,.-..,.........--:-'--:-T:""'--...,....-+..:....~.:....-;'----::" , ,--'--;-;=-:~ 7 Robinson, Gary and Robin Boggess end Wayne_ !,~':,~ays. p. All CHURC,._Harrlsonvllle Rood. Mrs. Worl~ Francis, SUft!lay arrlvedSaturdaylcravacatlon Mr and Mrs Marvin Rev Ro•Ta~or pastor · Henrr. School Su · Sunday School, P"LUMB1N~· •A,NI)' ....1c:,&,.,.,.., ~· · Ebll. 's sup · 9: .ea. m. hurch Servleft first witb the fonner•1 mother• """· Wtckersl:am and sons were MEIGS COUNTY "· un Y · School• and third Sun$ys following ,.• . Bertha Roblnaon. Mr. and Mrs. Columbus visitors over the ~:f/g ~!':'~lp 9 7 a P mm. Sunday School, Second and ' 9112-2550 Phone 992-92&.4 l1A>bert Clark and Kimberly weekend. ALFRED UN t T E !I Prayer and prosle service: fourth Saturday evonlng•. 8 p. 2.j() Lincoln St. Mlddle~rt Ann, allo of New Bern, N.C. Mr.endMrs.C8r11011Hayesof Thursday.J:_30.e, m. - jolne:llheRobmsonsSundayfor Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil School, 9 .sa. m. with Lloyd RACINE-LETART WES· CHURCH- lk a Visit with Mrs. Bertha Hayes of Columbus visited with Dillinger , supt. Worship sar- LEVAN UNITED METHODIST minister . . Robinson end family. Mrs FemeHaymanandfalher, vices, na. m. with Charles D. Rac:ne. W. Dale McClurg, 10, 30 m. Mr end Mrs James"""noton w-i-. BeUes Sr d""'"" the Woode. layleader. Sund~ pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a . 1111 &115 ovonlng hlp 7 ••p m 1 m.; Worship service, tO 30 a . and Spencer .Hayman of week. Rev L~:O~de;. ' wedne•~•Y m.; UMYF, 7 p. m each Sun· , HU/Itlnglort. W. Baltimore, Md. attended Mrs. Bill Foz and David ovenlng prayepervlces, 7:45 p. day; Sonlor Choir practice, ' Sunday School ~I the local villitedMr endMrs JimShalne m Thur.sday, 7:30 P m.; Service ~~'t'p, Metho:ltsl Church Sunday and new. baby Sunday al ~~ld~:h ~~~dfy " D1lll'lllng. Gallipolis. L0 N G B 0 T 'r 0 M School Class meeting, fourth ~~:~r~~ Mrs. ilerberl Miller and sort, Mr. end Mrs. Gerold Rayman METHODIST - Rev. Freeland Friday, 6 p. m.; WSCS second P, >ursdav; Jeff, were Parkersburg vililors and Keith spent Sunday with Norris, pastor . Sundoy School, Friday, 7 30 p. m.. Official recently. Mrs Robert Hart end lamll 10 am .• church services, 11 Board, second Monday, 7:30 p. NeWS, EVents ~1~1~}0RD • ,, ..• ~ f:·Jtt Pray~r service .t" . ' • •' .' ' ;' • �:;.: l . . \~ ,OJil;' 1 • :,"~..:~} ' ' ~ tll.o tl • • f m. ; Choir ,f'ohearsol, ..td· ~ RACINE . fiRST ' CHIIRClt =~ ~~~,;,Q\11r':t~~· ~· !'~'"ii'HE=JIAZ,~l·~E ,L-: JEHOVAH'S WITNES~IS y '"'""'I.P • •'to. "':30• •· · .,., II'·~ ~lng ldl ~ Larry Carna han Jl(U ,np 'Exlfllllll worslll\), 'b. ln. . minister. Sunday, Blbleleetvrt.- Wtdnos~iE' Sunday \5c:Nool 111, Pauli~ Me· 9:30 a. m.; Walch'-" study,. 5uwlnl 10:30 • m. : Tu~~ay, Bib • Clfn!1><k. ~tor. Rev. , Motrls study, 7.30 p. m., Thursday, M ·WQ!to 9:30 a . ministry scilool 7:30 p, m., RACINE FIRST IIAPTIST- T~y of service meeting 1:30 P, .m . ChatlesNorrta, piitor. Sundoy p. m.; Blbio••....:. r>\IDDLEPORT ~ntiRCH School NP 1 tn J; II,IOI:nlllll 8 p. m. " Chrlot In Chrlsllon 'Uft""""' sh(p iO·oiS '1 W: • 5 •· CARMEL UNI'rli!O METH· Lawr-. Manley pastor · Mrs wor f • • " un-y · ODIST - Paul · A. 5ellers, Russell Young, S~nday Schooi ~:ll~':sd~;rs~le.nr~~ ~·,Ti~ 'pastor ; Wayne R.Usll. supl; Supl Sunda.ySchooiP::IOa.m.; Stud 1. 90 p In · Worship service, IO:oiSa .• m .. Evonlng worship 7.30. Wed· y, · · · first and third Sundayo; . nesqay prayer meeting, ·7: 30 p. . SOUTH &ETHEL UNITEQ 1venlng worship, I p, m. ~ m. METHODIST - Rov. Rand•' und~. , I. '' .-... CHURCH gF THE NAZA· Lavender, past~r . Synday CH STER CHvRCHOF :o.:nl R);NT Middleport Rev school, ' ~.m ., Mrs. Wilma NAZAR~NE - Rov. Audry Miller pastor.' Floyd 8ehr, 5\IPt. Youth Fellowship 6 Grate, pastor. ~hlp sarvlcw; Ca 1 • S da ' sci>Dol p.m. each Sunday at tuppers 11 a m an~ 1:30 p. m. Sunday. 9. ;,son a:,"~. rk':.nl~ wor Plains United Melhodlol Sunday SChool/ 9:30 ' 1. ' m. shl io·3o 1 m· lunlo; Church. Richard Berton, sup! .. Prar.er • P• · ·. N''yp 6. •• ' meeting, w.-nesday, 7·90p. m. w;lety. 6:30 P m., DANVILLE WESLEYAN -J. HARRISONviLLE . PRES. p m. Sunday evanlj."llstlc A. Curry, pastor. Sunday IYTERIAN _ Mrs. Norma meeting, 7: 30 p. m. royer School, P:JO a.m.; Youth and Lea Sunde Schoop Suparln· meeting Wednesd~y. 7:30p.m. lunlor youth service, ~:45 p. m.; tendent. s.J'day School 9, 30 a. MIDDLE PORT FIRST ' Evening worshlp,.Je:l m Sunday Servlca-8p. m. Rev. BAPTIST-Ch.•u·l" W ~lmnn~~; Prayer and praise ·• · p. Max Donahue , Middleport, pastor . Fred Hollman, Sun· m. • ROVE pastor day School Supt. Sunday H EM L 0 C K G BETHANy UNITE 0 Church School. 9: 15 ,a m ; ~~~J:! 1 ~y-~~T:n s.;'~:!\' METHODIST -PaulA. Sellers, Morning worship, 10 15 a m. · ' : pastor; Blythe Theiss, Sunday 9. 30 • 1 Sunday Bible study hour 7· lOp. ~d!"gsJ.':ol ~-~ School supt Worship service, m. Sunday, 4:30 p. m., game Y wedriesdl1 · i 9 30 a m. second and fourth time for youth . Wednesday meeting, y, p.m Sundays; Evening worship, a p. evonlng prayer -vice, 7:30. SILVl:R RUN FREE WILL m. nrsrSunday . MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - BAPfiST R C dill LOTT R I 00 E UN IT E 0 Middleport, corner of Fourth ~ ·r II aMal METHODIST- Worship, first and Main Sl Robert Jackson, ~t:~~s, ru~:y sJ~ 1 Supt. and third Sundays, 10:<45 1. m.; pastor . Sunday School, P.30 • · Sunda Schoool, 10 a . m.i second and fourth Sundays, m., Morning worship 10 30 a. Worsht 7. 30 m Prayer 7. 30p. m Sunday Schooi,9:..Sa. m., ArncMd Richards, Supt meetln:· Thursliv 7: 30 p m m Christian Endeavor, third CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mid· CHES,TER CHURC11 OF Saturday of each month. dleporl. Sth and Main. Raullln GOD _ The Rev Gilbert LAUREL CLIFF FREE Moyer, pastor Thomas Kelly, Spencer pastor Sunday School METHODIST - Rev Eugene Sunday School supt . Bible P·30a ;,. . wor~hlp service 11 G1ll. paslor William Bailey, School , 9:30 1 m., morning a m e;;onlng worship ). 30 supt Sunday School, 9:30a. m.; r.• , , ' ..._ME.,.OY ·rv "' " R•T . . PTIST POMEROY Fl • - _ Sk~oberl ~u"d', POMEROY · TlfiNITY UnilldCIIurch of Qlrlsl -Re> Perrln, .,..tor. Fred 81aetlnlr, 1 pi S ndlly S hoD" 15 10:~ a .• ..;,, ~..~ choir rehearsal, Monday, 6:30 p . m. , Mro . Marvin Burl, director. Senior choir ~1 7: 30 p.m . Thur~y. -•· r ,,...,..,' Mrs. Paul Neas&, director. Thursday, all day Busy 8ee quilting party In churth social !!!!!"'~ POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - CorHer •· R I Unon on d Mu' ~rry . ov. Clyde V. Henderson. pastor. Sunday School P·30 a . m.; Raymond Walburn. supt . P1~ 1tic,f""'llj nner, un 1 Y c "'P · Sunday School. 9:30 a . m.; morning worihlp, 1~311 a. m.; ~-6· p. Blbl~ ~1 ,..ay p. m., r practice, Wed., 1:30 .P· m. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN - The C. Lund, SRevdeArthur S hool • 30 1pastor. un Y c • •· · m.; worship service, 10:30 a . "'· FIRST SOUTHERN Ma8AP· TIST CHAPEL -220 E. In, Pomeroy, alllllotecl with S.B.C. Rev George Bryant, pastor; Hershel McClure, Sunday School suparlntendont. Sunday School, 9. 30 o. m.; Worship serviCe, 10. 30 •· m.; Evening worship, 7, 30 P m. Wednesday, prayer meeting and Bible sfudy, 7:30 P· m POMEROY · POMEROY.CifESTER UNITED MCETHdODIST t •Robert R ar • pas or Pomeroy - Worship. 10 30 a . m., Church School. P: 15 •· m.; Frank Vaughan, super in tendent. Cheslor worship, 9 a. m .. Church School, 10 a m ; Roger Epple, supt. SEYENT,JI OAY ~:eNT· TIST- omeroy. rry Hgts. Herbert Mor~an, pastor. Sabbath School. Sa urda~2 P· m.: worship, 3· 15 p. m cas Society, 10a . m. eachThursday f·1 . -Lit.,':, ~~;::=~~~~~ ~~:. ~: ~d· J ~ . .\ l " • 'Set """'*'' week servlc•. Wednesday, 7:30 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev Stanley Plallenburg, miniSter Morning prayer and sermon, 10 30 a m. Holy communion and sermon first Sundays. 10:30 1 . m.' Church school , kindergarten through eighth grade IO 30 a m POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Mr. Hoyt Allon, Jr., pastor Blb1Hchool,9.30a . m, worship 1o·JCf· adult worship service arid 'voui]Q peoples meeting, bolh .730 p m. Sun day Wednesday. comb 1ned Bible study and prayer MIDDLEPORT meeting, 7 30 p. m THE SALVATION ARMYEnvoy RayS Wining, olficer m worship, 10.30 a m , evening c}1erge Sunday. 10 a m, - ~ IRST UNITED PRES· worship, 1 30 P m . oraVM" Holiness meeting. 10 30 a. m. BYTERIAN, Middleport-Rev. service 7 p. m. Wednesday. Sunday School Young People's Russell Lester , paslor. Sunday Legion, 7p. m.. Thursday, 1 to 3 School9·30 a. m., Lewis Sauer, p m, Ladles Home League. 7 supt ; wor~hlp service 10· 30 MASON COUNTY IL.!!k. Prep classes am S 8 .SACRED HEART - Rev .- MIDDLEPOQT HEATH ~~&ONsec!.~ ~M ~!on ~ Father Bernard Krajcovlc, UNITED METHODIST-Rev. Va Chaster Ten;;ant, pa;tor: pastor Phone 992 2825, Ma• E Donahue, mlmster; Sunday school 1o a m . Saturday evening /oAass, 7. 30 Eric Chambers, Sunday School morning worshiP. 11 m:; p.m. Sunday Mass. 8 and 10 superintendent. Church School evangeflsfic service. 7 30 p.m. a .m Confessions, Saturday 7· 9 30 a m , morning worship, Bible study and prayer service 7 30 p m 10·30a m; youth meeting, 7 p. Wednesday, 7 30 p m Phon~ a ).oUth ' of . JH.t!@PV/' Jamea Stewart, oen ,Font.lne 12:~. 0!. 13, "Woman In a ~lf'iOGown" . ,; .. r'~ ' to.-., AppIe GrOVe ,,. MOIIDAY · 1:30, Ch. 13, "Scared Still," Morfin ancl Lewis 9:oo; Ch. 3, "Wl!al'• So Funny Aboolf li'ullng Good.'' Miry Tyler Mocirt , 11:30, Ch. 1,, •1ft1eoal.'1 Jayne M'an1fleld. Edword G. ' RObinson Monthly sings. first Sunday, 2 p m each month FOREST RUN METHODIST _Rev . Forrest Donley, pastor; Mrs Freod Nease supt Worshlpservlce9a m.i Sunday School. 10 a m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN -Langsville Vlllaga, Rev Robert Eugene Musser, pastor. rVj"C~~~STNor;;;~."ncnywl•:u"p~' I• : . d School 9: 30 ~t e io 30ae .m~, c~;~stFanse~v~~~avo~ Su~daY II • are -.. • · Don Beegle and Zane at Marietta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Don Rlffie of Columbua Llpelll the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rouh . Missy Riffle ac· Holiness Unto The Lord ATTEND A FRIENDLY CHURaf This Sin... ,;oo h. "'N ""'ft• ...._. Mrs. ~11:11 Oura. Loretta 1110\'ed from New llriPfoo to Mlddlepcrt Sundliy. ~ lllllled '»' l.r.tll UUI1I pd Gre" Donobe1r' ~ will be ~tlilli in fill. lbe ·~-· c;:reek flcbooltl • Mr. ahd Mra. Georae ND1ne Columbull spent Salurdey witb Mr. and Mril. 110)' I)Gr\Qbew. Jeff DonobeW wll 1 wealiend guest of the Donohr!'t· ~:~~;!~ .·:·:..''7:: ~ ,, ,~ '! ::: , . ,• ~~~:f~~~ • ~\ ~ '~ ~· _____:: Dll.••s BEN fRANKUN· acit£1N R£ADY.r ~~~. ~~Bread va. ~L."'!.I~t; ~f!!'ai!"P• ' • ' ' \ t..:-:..:..-;;;;:-~;=.;f.;;-:;'::;:;-+,.._..T~"i:;"~-4fh~~j'::j ...• .•-., . mCOMMUNITY -CHURCH at Dexter - Rev . John Dill , Roger . ":t'toro Sunda~ornlng wor. School ~~~v'a~ Sund:r ,servt'ces, · 9~:~30~~j von ngs, 7, 311 p.m. ST. PAUL'S UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ~~ Tuppers Plains. Rev. Randy Lavender, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 o. m.; youth fellowship, 6 p m.; Sunday evonlng worship, 7: 30 p. m. L E TAR T U NIT ED METHODIST CHURCH -First and second Sundays, preaching at 8 p. m.; Third 11)11 fourth Sundays, Sunday School, 10 o. m. ; worship servlcaallla. m.; !'h~i!"•lf.'!ili , Tuesday evonlngs at a p. m:, prayer and 8tble Study FLATWOODS UNITE 0 ~!!~!'~!!:~~~:~· ~~~!~~: METHODIST, Rev. William [.! Alrson, pastor, Robert Ea11011, p. m, supt. Sunday Schoolet10 a . m.. '•1:~~,~~·1linct~8oard Worship ~~rlilcw ~I 11 a. m. ,I of Prayer meeting Thursday, 8 p. STIYERSVILLE COMMEUNITY rtCHURCtorH - Rdev. dsel Ha • Pll . 5un ay morning W!ll'lhlp sarvlco, 10 a.m ., Dell Talt>qt, auperln· Iencioni. Prayer metllllll, etch Thursday, 7~30 p.m. ~nday • . . evening servl~e. 7:30. Ours and Angela, all of ~ -Pasadena, Colli.; Mr . and Mn. ZION CHURCH OF CHRISt JIUllor Ours Robby Mike and - Pomeroy · Harrlsonvllle UaaofLevlitown Mr .... Rood. John Webster. pastor; ' ·Tony..-! •· · PaUl McElroy, Sunday School Mrs. Michael Wllaon, Supi.Sunday School, 9:30a. m.; Danny, of Opaloclul, Fla.; Mr. Morning Wot:.Oip and com· and Mrs. Will Ours and Billy of munlon, 10:30 ' a. m.; Sunctoy carters, Ga . Mr and Mrs evening youth Christian En· ' · ' deavor, 6 p. •rn.: Worship Str· Wiley Oura, Mr. and Mrs. RDy vices, 7 p.. m. t Wednesday Donohew, Jeff ancl Greg, Mr. evening pray~~~: me'etlng and end Mn. George ~ ' Bib_!! •!udy, 7:30 p. :n. • Doug and Mart of (Wnmt.tl• ST. JOJtN l.u:rHE.AAN - ' __ ._...~.c. Mr --• Mr1 -:.1 Pine Grove. Rev . Gerald · ..,... .._....... vw• 8DG Herbener, ,p.i1t9r. ·Sunday ~=~~::~~~:~~ Loretta and · Colter HaJ1DIII school, 91. m.; Church service, enjoyed a famll7 picnic at 10 Forbd Run Lake Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ours and Loretta of New Bricbton, Pa. spenlthe -.eltend.wllh Mr. and Donohew 1 Doq ind Mart of Olutd) of The =~~ 1~, ~;~· p.~Y· ' ' .,. mi.~N~~TTOM~~r.~~~i =!· ~·iARWALLOW ... .. ... evenln WIWS • ., a RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST _ Edward White, jillator. Bible study, 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, 10:30; evening W«· ' ' HEINER'$.BAKERY and .they aD enjoyed an ouuni at Forked RIUI Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ellington, Spencer Hayman of Baltimore, Md.; Quentin Ha)'DIIUI of East Liverpool attended the funeral services for their slater, Mrs. Dorothy Dural at the local Methodbl church Monday One · aliter, Mrs. Mallie Fenter, "88 unable to come due to Wneas. Mr and Mrs Jack Preston end jack Mr Mn Harry ' . 9 30 ~aEv!~~~I.STp;;to~~·· s~~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Fay Norris of t.urel, Md. openl folD' days with the former's sl.lter, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Adams and allo visited Rev. and Mrs. Freeland Norris, Mr. and Mrs. Fern Norris, Mn. Freda Evana at Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Norris end called oo other latl d frlendl 11 the re ves~ · wu Norrlsea flrat visit with relatives In ten years. Mr. and Mrs. RDy Buck and Pam vlsiH•• Mr and Mn ~ ' c Worship service, 10 30 a. m. ; REO\GANIZED ClllliiCII Glonna Felly, Sunday School OF JESUS CHRIST OF ~T- "k • j I. "' . It'..., Wednesday. Chrlslla~ Youth Crusade, 6. 30 p. tn. • Prayer meeting 7 30 P m. Thursday, choir practice, 1 p. m. , DEXTER CHURCH OF m. ---1 ~... ' ' I ?' · ...... .. -.. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m. ; K &C · .. • service, Thursday. 7. 30 p. m. Evemng worship, 7·30 P• m. J'•'\l; •• "'·' _ ' , , v .. .. 1 w. • ••'I'... •"' ,. • ,..t lha Generafs,u Peter O'TPOie, Orner Shfrll 11:30, Ch. I< "You GOite ' Stay ! > f ...... .. "".• . SUNDAY 9:00 Ch. 13 "Night cro n, and 'j - ,, ,; • anuau ;.: ;.:- CHURCH OF ~~~~~~~~l~n~.hl"'~ ~ m~·~;i TER DAY SAINTS- Porllond·1 Chrt 11 u 1o _ week service Wednesday 7:30 Racine Road. Relph Johnson, Chrll ·'" I •n n n m • ' pastor. Sunday School , 9:30 a . Rev 0 Dell Manley, pastor '"sYRACUSE CHURCH OF m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a. ~~~da~aSc~:,"',9'1u~·~· ~~-~~~vg THE NAZARENE _ Rev . M c. m.. Sunday evonlng service. 7 ~...:. Herbert Rouob companted them home Sunday -'" Blbl e Larimore • ~stor Bob Moore, P m · services Wednesday By no.1.1• serv 1ce. Y7 30 . u~av prayer 7 30 pevening m 001 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Riffle and after spending a few days with study, 7·30 P m. Thursday Sunday Sc Supt. Sunday THE BRADBiniY c·HURCH famlly have purcllaoed the Mrs. her grandparents, the Rousbes. evening prayer rneellng, 7' 30 P School, classes lor all ages, 9' 30 OF CHRIST - Mr Ted Cod· Sunday MQnday Tueoday WedoHday , TbundaJ Frl!lar Sallildv ' 10 Ide Stober! property and are Mr. andMrs. Don Findley and m. Sunday evening youth a. m.; morning w~shlp, :<45, wallacler. pastor. Jerry Yen Ke•elatioa II<• elation Pnlm• Pulao l11llh LamentatlI Conat•tadl services, 6.30 with Rouer NYPS Sunday, 6•30 p. m ' lnwagen Sunday School planning on moving aoonthere family of Columbus spent the Manley, youth leader evangelistic service, Sunday. S perlnte'ndent Sunde' School f :t-Il 5:9-U 16:1-11 121 :1·8 40 :21-11 t:ZII·IJ !0:1-11 7 30 from the Mrs. Inez Hill weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Leo MASON CHURCH OF mee .,nPn,mw-~~!'aeeky,7. 30prpaY.m".· P,~30 a m.; MOrning worship; :::;.;-;;;:;::-:;,:;:;:::;-;:;,:::,~-----;:;::;::;:;;;-:t::;;:;:~ t ' '"!art Falls . Tay... •-· CHRIST-John Sleele, pasor. t • ~~ 1 servce. 1 7 _CtlllflriJ!IJt ltr./1 I<• 1.rt1., ~11 I rr/~ 111~.: fur ~ttdl lmt.: , V• Suipltltfl Hllfllld b, du Alutan ,-~d ... encea"" Msslonary meeting, second 0 30a. m.; .Evenng ___ _______ ________ _ _ _...._ _.._"'";;...~. Rev. ancl Mrs. Dale McCIW'g Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wood Worship, 10 am .. Bible study, Wednesday 7 30 0 m. p m. Wednesday, Preyer of Racine spent an afternoon ancl family of Lancaster ; Mr. 11 15 a m • evening worship, R 0 C K' S P R I N G S serv•ce. 7'30 p. m. . d Mrs Dalla HID dMrs MllfordFrederickand 7 30 pm Mld·weak service, METHODIST _ Rev Richard BETHLEHEM 8APTIST ·' with Mr · an · . s an · . Wednesday, 7 30 p.m PumP.hrey, pastor , Harold Great Bend, Charles Norris, ,.., and Mn. Bertha Robmson. family were Stmday vililor! of GRAHAM UNITE 0 METH Blac~ston superintendent pastor Worship service, 9:30 a. 'Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Hill, Mr. and Mn. Robert Wood end OOIST CHURCH p hi · Morning ~orshlp p 30 am : m , Sunday School. 10:30 a m . " .._"··HID DollyW lfeandJ ""bbl and W ld J·•--reac ng ' ·• MORNING STAR UNITED """"" ' o an "" e a wu...... 9·30 a . m , first and second church school . 10 15 a .m ; METHODIST- Rev William 1 . R v Mete t ....., h 1' Hillaltended a harnecoming at Mn. Ruth Snodgrass and Sundays of eech month , third evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; AI Yawkey, v~. Stmday. daughter, Mrs. Benny Boggess and fourth Sundayseoch month, MYF, 6 P m. Prayer meeting su~r.:'·f.:'~· ~~n 9 , 30 ~: With the hope It will •. In some measure, foster and help sustain tha ..,, c s · 7:30t P· m ~~to BIFbl~ St'ty, m%".'!~J; m.; Morn!'/?, worship, 10: 15 a . good In .family and community life. this feature Is sponsored by the Mrs. Dallas'ltilllook her 11011, and Wayne, Don Johnson worship servlca 7 30 Dean,toHolzerMedlcalCenter visited Sunday wltb Mr. W1d ~;:;;'!% ~Y:.~d;. ' cOuncl ilrstMonday,7:30;.m. -~~Jdvou.;:; r::Ws~lpand~~~~ firms and or~nl.~tlon~ Whose namttiiRJ!Car ~~~Yt· ,. . . MmdaJ fer a ~'liP· ~tef!!~- ___ -MAsoM""IM'F- !IAI'1IItJ.-"' ,&DENUN~ED 8RERTH81 Ek"! :Smill'.';Otay'l..J> n , ,, n , ., :., -;- ·• ' - '; ., : ·.~..::.:::• I, !J::>I ~ro;, ~S lG!l ~;''}~~•f<!ll:'~· _ MorviD 111!1 _of"Cotufufl[jl.,. 'W tllf...sa.o.~'-' -,_- 1 &io:olep ..l'i;fcr~~CJI,y~i.Toi:~~ - "Cnt.~Y'ON -~RCH-=----- -----·-'"---- "' ""1 ;,lL"''t.tw,W ,'(l ~m.tlimly iilgnrW!ID!.lr. Oasle Bell Baltimore, Md. School. 9:45 a. m.; preechlng ~nnle Holsinger, •u~l. Mor· K1ngsbury Road. Sundar, and Mrs. Marshall Roush and spent the """tend with their service, 11 1 · m. Sunday ning sermon, 111 m. Evening School, 9:311 a. m., Ralpb..Car • Joey nephew Mr and Mrs Don Bell training union and worship service Christian Endeavor, supt. Worship service, 10:311 a. • · • · service, 6.30 p m Wednesday 7 30 p m . ; Mrs Lyda m and 7:30p.m. alternately. r ~ Mr. ancl Mrs Raymond and Lorna. prayer and Bible study, 7:30 p. Chevalier, president . Song Proyer meeting, Wednesday, ~-· DIISI'(IOI'It:IRin,IS Hensler of Racme spent Sunday Mrs. Denzil Boggeaa, An· m service and sermon, 8, 20 . Mid · 7 30 p. m. Rev. Jay Stiles. I" evenins with Mr. and Mrs. liqutty, Mrs. Herman Roberts C H R 1ST 1AN st 1EN C E Week prayer meeting Wed · Pl~'rt:i DEXTER CON 312 E.'""'"" ' DaJiu HID. and Jaye of Pomeroy visited Services at 315 Main St. Pt nesday, 7·30 p. m. Mrs. Mazie GREGATIONAL CHURCH _: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond recently with Mrs . Benny Pleasant, Sundar:, 11 a . m.; Ho~';:;-R~~st~;:~· ( IGHT Rev. Willarcl Dutcher. pastor. 1--..,.-...,.-..,.........--:-'--:-T:""'--...,....-+..:....~.:....-;'----::" , ,--'--;-;=-:~ 7 Robinson, Gary and Robin Boggess end Wayne_ !,~':,~ays. p. All CHURC,._Harrlsonvllle Rood. Mrs. Worl~ Francis, SUft!lay arrlvedSaturdaylcravacatlon Mr and Mrs Marvin Rev Ro•Ta~or pastor · Henrr. School Su · Sunday School, P"LUMB1N~· •A,NI)' ....1c:,&,.,.,.., ~· · Ebll. 's sup · 9: .ea. m. hurch Servleft first witb the fonner•1 mother• """· Wtckersl:am and sons were MEIGS COUNTY "· un Y · School• and third Sun$ys following ,.• . Bertha Roblnaon. Mr. and Mrs. Columbus visitors over the ~:f/g ~!':'~lp 9 7 a P mm. Sunday School, Second and ' 9112-2550 Phone 992-92&.4 l1A>bert Clark and Kimberly weekend. ALFRED UN t T E !I Prayer and prosle service: fourth Saturday evonlng•. 8 p. 2.j() Lincoln St. Mlddle~rt Ann, allo of New Bern, N.C. Mr.endMrs.C8r11011Hayesof Thursday.J:_30.e, m. - jolne:llheRobmsonsSundayfor Syracuse; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil School, 9 .sa. m. with Lloyd RACINE-LETART WES· CHURCH- lk a Visit with Mrs. Bertha Hayes of Columbus visited with Dillinger , supt. Worship sar- LEVAN UNITED METHODIST minister . . Robinson end family. Mrs FemeHaymanandfalher, vices, na. m. with Charles D. Rac:ne. W. Dale McClurg, 10, 30 m. Mr end Mrs James"""noton w-i-. BeUes Sr d""'"" the Woode. layleader. Sund~ pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a . 1111 &115 ovonlng hlp 7 ••p m 1 m.; Worship service, tO 30 a . and Spencer .Hayman of week. Rev L~:O~de;. ' wedne•~•Y m.; UMYF, 7 p. m each Sun· , HU/Itlnglort. W. Baltimore, Md. attended Mrs. Bill Foz and David ovenlng prayepervlces, 7:45 p. day; Sonlor Choir practice, ' Sunday School ~I the local villitedMr endMrs JimShalne m Thur.sday, 7:30 P m.; Service ~~'t'p, Metho:ltsl Church Sunday and new. baby Sunday al ~~ld~:h ~~~dfy " D1lll'lllng. Gallipolis. L0 N G B 0 T 'r 0 M School Class meeting, fourth ~~:~r~~ Mrs. ilerberl Miller and sort, Mr. end Mrs. Gerold Rayman METHODIST - Rev. Freeland Friday, 6 p. m.; WSCS second P, >ursdav; Jeff, were Parkersburg vililors and Keith spent Sunday with Norris, pastor . Sundoy School, Friday, 7 30 p. m.. Official recently. Mrs Robert Hart end lamll 10 am .• church services, 11 Board, second Monday, 7:30 p. NeWS, EVents ~1~1~}0RD • ,, ..• ~ f:·Jtt Pray~r service .t" . ' • •' .' ' ;' • �•, ' ., . . fr·~ .' J... , Sern&o_r&.lltte • I'"' • .., II. C.~ PAS'l'OR 8Ji!K-a.ri.CIINaaa• liBOI.'IIEIIS PAYER AND PIUoYBR Will you tumID Mark 2:1.6? Four brolben In the cbUI'Cit CIITied a man lick of palsy lo JeM; Bro. Pray«' Bro. Payer, Bro. Preacher and Delr Bro. l"'rddll Worklr. Now, thai lounome alllld raile the roof &DJWbere, and IIIII iB what they dlcl. Bro. Prayer laid, "I !lave never bad S1lcb a burden In aU my life u I've bacl thiB momlng. I think I'll tate a walk over and see Bro. Pliacher." .. . Cllmln81nlohlap'e8eiiCI!beroUndPrelcberinahea.Ymood coilcemlll& Mr. Proloolacl Jllnelll, The conversation soon rev.tacltheaicUess'thatwuabouttotakelhelrfrl411d. 1968 CHEVROLET . $2195 Olevelle- 4 Dr. Hardtop. power steering. automatic transmission. 6 cyl., vinyl roof. i , W•nted To BuJ.' ......- "::· .. !OLD FURNITURE, diahel;l I trunks. · .etc. ,Wrllt .,. o, i Miller, ·Rt, .1, · ~; 0 .. · 1968 DODGE $1195 · . Coli 992-6211. . ' • Dart Custom~ Dr. Sedan, automatic trans., 6 ~•ffc .cyl .• vinyl top. oCb UPRIGHT · · ·• • .· · conctlllan. 11 lang as have nof boOft wet. P1yi!*.IO tach. · , ·• Firttlloor ani¥, ~will • · be pick-up dlly. llt• R!vlllfl i lfGr SaJt . OPIIIIVIS.Iilll P.M. good dlrei:flDnS, Wllttill'lanO) -~ .··~ ·., company, Box 111. Sardis, c;R'!:Eil' ·-eEANS. pick your PCIMIIOY, 01110 · :lhlo j39<16. corlt!.' S2 ~ - . Alto peppont .' ·.._'_ _ _ ..;.;_;:;,.;;.;.;...;.o-----•20-ffc -and lMI'-· ·Mdlew croll. . ---,...----Lefort Flllli, Ohio. , ,,.fcf'R"JA~~ Notice OLD PHOTOS,glallware, toys, ·' · •21-4ft DEADLINES elc. Phone Alhonl 592-1789, or . c . . '. s P.M. Day Before Publlcellon WILL pick up merchandise end write TOAN, 129 W. $late ~t .. 1962 . VOLK$:-NAGEW. al~o, Mendev Deedllne9a.m. · take to aoctlon on a par· Athens. Ohio .15701. . elac'lrlc powltr plant. Canceijellon & corrections , centaga basts. Call Jim ' ---------8-_lutp electric motor, eleclr c Will beDetcepled unlll9 a.m . tor Adams auctioneer Rutland rencer. ""'dan tr~tor. Phone a~ of Publication h ' ' · · .:;. . R GUL·ATIONS ' P one 742-.li61. 9 2~tfc Fill .RIIIIR ·- .. Cheshire•-367-7563' . •t8-6tp The Publisher reserves. the' • 3 ROOM un.turni·L·• o""rt. · right to or reject any adto:- - - deemed obtecllonel . The HAYMAN'S AUCTION tioun ment. Phone MAPL·E~::rly American slereo b ....:;;.;:. ~~-=-;~::-=;:; pl.ln;., en~ L__j~~~~-~ .~~~t.,;.:.:il~~f!!:l Polleroy Motor eo•.~-i afNaarelbwboiBpreacbillgsuch-atl~Jtbellkelhavcnmr bNrd! Anc1 belides, lk baa healed 11111DY of clloeases, and per- \CI ·. ----...lot IGrmed mlraclel uno otber prophet In ow: country. He baS sucb l8ldernells and rcmpa ...m that we know He iB truly ~e~~t from God." r In cxmes Bro. P1!1'801181 Worker jllllt as they were meditating wbal they could clo - "!thought I would make a few calls before cburch lime.! have two new famillea m Praise Ave. that ougbt to be eurtacled.'' He saw lwW heavy he8rled hiB friends were, and knowing tbem u be did, waited for them to wtburden their bearta. Soon ' 011 ,. -GUAAANTE~D-­ PIIctnt 991·2094 'lll·h·r.· Bro. Preleber said, "We wert just dlscUSiing Prolonged IUneas and hla affliction. Prayer and I have a feeling that If we could get blm 1o the protracted meeth11, Jolllll mule! Olive him, and heal ~It publisher will not be rP~onstble ~rei Cliff, now open ~ ,,.:<218. each 7·1-tfc radio . .._, Porn1 ..,. ""'II , ' , ., u . ·.•• -• • .. ,lj'.,_oa ~~-l.·E~u~-~~ :-~~·· ~~. ~~~~-;' J. blnat1on. A-_.ktr · ,, ' r , .. A~• \ __ _ Friday toat 10receive con- TRAILER. Brown's Troller sound and FM' C. BRADFORD, slgnments a.m. Auction radio • syitein, .1-speef;l ANt Intermixed ComplettSirvlce starting at L-ndl 1 p.m. Lei us sell Park, Minersville. 992-332.1. ch8nger. &lienee 182.73 .. \JM Phone9.19-38i!lc •21-12tc our wms. FREE gilt Raclne,()hlo · tun u weD." 1 Bro. Peraoii8!Workeraald, "IwiDgooverand get Bro. Payer , cen your se. 3-22-ffc wlll1';ypurchase. Coll992· Ctltf Bt"li!ftird 12 cen'tl per w>rd FURNISHED and unf.urnilhld 3352. · 5-1-ffc ' IIICI the lour of us wiD just carry him to the service thiB evening." conSl•cullve lnsort)on• apartments. Close to JChoqt. .a.t~ · :ttPTIC TANK" 't ·LEAN. ED. · Now Payer was In a happy mood aa Persoual Worker made 18 cent& per word six con· GROVER'S Photography secutlve ln•eotlons. Studio will be closed for Phonef92-54i. 10-t•lfc WALNIJT ro_dlo com'. 5E rat.ts. ·Phone Ilia dellre known. 25 Fter cent DiscOunt on paid tl f A R pold within tO days. vaca on rom ug . 17 to Aug. blnatlon. .1-spied and F.Mradlo,-4- . .n 11118 • Galli , poIIs .-'" "I wu IIDg up my tithe and offerings for the temple. You odsandlds CARD OF THANkS · 2 BEDROOM House, both, ueekoro, changtr 12 alttr 5: p.m. · 25 knoll we can't have an olclfublonacl revival unleuthe windows of & OBITUARY 8·12-121c basement, attic for otorage. · dull volume control. Balance ""7-ffc ~ are open. l like what the evangelist aalcllhe other day In suo tor so word minimum. 1676 Lincoln His. HardWOod $79.15. FREE gilt '!'III1J,tYery HARR.ISON'S JV AND AN· floors, buill-In coblntls In purchase. call. 992·~2. Use TENNA SERVICE. PhOne preacblna 011 Mal. 3:10, "Spiritual aalnta don't geliD broken up ' Each add~~~'J:b ~'l;t 2c.. Additional 2Sc Char9e peo JOHN lHOM)S Gas furnace. Phone our budget terms. l-18-61c . WHEEL· Hortt tklriDa the 110111! service aocl frozen up during the coUectiDn." HOURS . 8-J6-6tc 6-IO-ffc. S.rviCI· Ba\!m •owen, Payer, I'll ten you quickly why I'm bere. Some have 8.30 o.m. to s,oo p.m. Dally, - -------LOOKING FOR ·a ATHERT_ON. T.V. -AND., Company, be4ll [lr8Yin8 lor our neighbor, Mr. Prolonged DJneu 8111 we _8 , 30 a .m. to 12'00 Noon l)enuw:roHcCondldlllt FURNISHED II t fl oor ef. hall Aroblan? Comt h&Yt Phont985-3301. ·satu•••v · r ·· - For . loOk at 1111s ·-·s t·.,s ..., L.a ELECTRONJC .SERVt<;E. bellne be would get 118vaclll be coulcl be In cbiii'Ch." flciency IJ>IIrlment, utilities ' T • .,.. "' Phone-·_ .. L e-"-'•1 1 •·• Ph - 38 ' 0. anyeden o1113<15. Etkl)' - · • anti"""~"· "I'll be QO)y too glad to help any way I can,'' aald Payer. REPRESENTATIVE urns-. onem· 7•· Hill, FlatwOod• Road, ' AIR COND ST "l£t'sco early and get him ready lor lhe meeting. Bro. Preacher, Will be at the Molt• County .a.n.ttc """'"'oy, Ohio. 11-20-3\c -SE-PT.-,-c"la-n"'k·..:,-ct-.. -ned-..:...MIIIer ' i.· "'" IIIII Prayer are the taneat, 10 If you wiD C8IT)' the cotat the Card of Thanks Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph., Phonllll2-2019. , Flit evory evonlng this APARTMENT, 6 rooms. i.iih. _______...:.::: bead, we'lllllq up the fool- D IIU1'e looka aa lhougb they bave a OUR sincere 111anks to tile 242. ffc · unfurnished. Mulberry Ave. 1970 SEWING machine used 662·~· many relotiYft, trlonds end creal crowd tonlgbt, aome can't even get lnllde." It's Time to Meet Hlmt Phone 992·2ol31 otter S p.m ." just e· tow times, fully neighbors for their kindnesses · 8-13-ffc oquipped to •lt·Ziil• moke . =jLI,.= _ Ilor ' during our bereavement. Preacher said, "Men, we wiD have to set audience with Jesus buttonholes, overcast IP· Special thinks to lllooe who 111 ,., .... 992:~, aervlce, If we have to tear the roof up; we'll bave to get 10me ropes P.llques and many embroidery Paid tor by Cillzens tor Cody sent cards. !lowers .,d toad; Tlio F~brtt $~1 · ~~· ileslgns. Will ucrlflce for · somewllere to let him down. Oh, weU I Wbete there's a wiU there 'a Ernest Wingett, Chairman tRAILE'R space, oiil mile trom the Pomeroy En•ergency Authorlmd $1..-r Sales llrid '' , . mly $3.1.~ ca~ price or new Meigs High School an old 1 SqUQCI ; Nr. H0¥1 Allen ; tile Service. We Sharpen Sclssora.. lns ·lf · 1 a way. Mr. PUrpoae next door baS 110111e ropes we can use. Now, fermi to be arr8t\gtd.-Phone 3·29·tfC II\IV ' ... ~ ~· •r' pallbearers; Ewing Funeral REDUCE •ate and lost with Rt. 33. Phone 992-29.11. tbll iB the molt pari1L11lar work to be done, don1 let your rope aUp, 992-~­ Home; and the Ohio .. Gobj!Se tablets and E-Vop 7-J0.301c l-20-6tc Uni-slty EmployHs. be 10 careful." water plll5. Nelson Drugs. .. e•th 8-5·30tp S ROOM I1ouse, - . Inqulro VACUUM cleaner. brand now cenctllodT' ·· LOll • ' yOut Mn. Harry Jocobs. Son and Jeuwu pleased more than IIJIYCIIe, "aa He aaw their faith" Doughier-In-law, Mr. and 8· •· 21c t970modtl. Compteto wlll1 ell Real Eslate Far S•le ;;:_•tor'l1lcen141? . can Meplowood Lake. 1 1 IIICI lloppacl His preacbin8 until He pronoWioed the man llr8l Mrs. William F. Jacobs. 1 --------ciHnlllfl SmaWill I paint - hatb • carpor t• 8-21- lie -"" frombiBainaancllhen healed of biB dill"• &e. damage intools. shipping. teks 4 ROOM h4MI• · -' ,: Lost and Found 127 cash price or ..,.,. 11 · utility building' , wash room. EverY ooe bacl a ID>utbW good time, l!l!p"d•lly the lour Sale For LOST, onilolusky pup. Saturday 4 FOOT AND 5 toot bruah hogs; desired. Phone 992-:NI5. Rutland. 1 Phont 7.12·3177 • cburdllirothen· Now Bro. Prolooeacl Dlnelll, wbo wu brougbl 011 morning two miiH above now. Phane .992-6329. •20-6tc ' '· R-vllle, Ohio an $1. Route (ja.bllek Oil the bacl, went heme with the bacl Cll Ilia back. Ancl be m. -r1~arn"'. can -tlleflrlt ooe to lhe meetlns the IJI!litdaJ and every clay. Notice . . · \ §,, e, I', "'2 19·~,y · - IIow~~......,, ... ~!·,_.. ......... ,, ~ ~r~~~~ -3 Jl . · R~~r~· t ; · 1,p:-.u..J 1 lft~c-81r·'l ~~ - If' · 1'*·11"1'c CO"'-L• .nm,stooe. , · P Clr •, . l~' ~),--- 1' ·S.II •Worka, E. .MIIii ·Sf,, ' •20-6tc )~"';, . :Pomeroy. Phone 992-31'/1. · , For 1\ FltJr ric~ ' be~\er. s5 A.: _ __ _ _ _ _.::.1·.:;.19.Jic PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, ____________.,_,_.tfc r-----~-------..,~ Lebanon. and bird ctogs, AKC. Pet and R E DBON .E coonhound. tntoort Woods. WIUiam James Sheridan, Jr., GUN SHOOT, Forked Run show pupf~:;· Grooming. IIYII Registered. Phone 9ol9·30lol. Sporlsmon Club, Sunday, Rachel Marie Sheridan to Phone 992· . LU Ul e.JJ.J2tc Aug. 23. 3-17-ffc IN ITALL James E. Hawley, Loll J. B-19-31c I ., .YOUR N•w Hawley, part of lot 257, BASSET puppln. AKC rag· HALF RUNNER bean,. Pick Pomeroy. of BtiiiiY Mt"l· . Edna Herllo Roelle R. Hat- , - - - - - - - - - , imrod y_our own, S2 bushel. Bill 1 tage. S35-$50. Just off Rt , 7 AtiiiMt tn SlOck, gil or futl Robinson, Letart Falls, Ohio. KllaeB Alsoclltee Inc. to llelcl, Lena J, HaUield, 211 acres, near TuP@OI:• Plains, Ohio. •tt-31p oil flrH. Call now. for belt Francis 88nedum, Phon• lnstall:tt1on. Columbus Ji ScJUtbem Ohio, Bedford. Coolville 667-3856Ease., M!lldleport. Beulih WU1tama to Rex E. 8-16-301c THE HOMER 8uduier real POMEROY . Harry E. Clark, Joann Clark Shen·elleld, Catherine estate, sltuatad In Middleport, J, w. c.-. Mflt. 3 BLACK male ooodle pups. on Page -Street, cii\SIIIillfl of t.q Paul L. McDaniel, Margaret Sheneftelcl, lOii acreo, Salem. Pll.tft-2111 AKC registered. SSO each. V. acra. will be fOld to the L. McDaniel, Lot, Mldclleport. Maury M111er, M11clred MUier Wilt be ot the Mor11n -Opefl TlltDolty · hkthesl bl- •• tht office of • Phone m-6329. WU!Iam T. Fink, Beatrice C. to Kenneth A. Jolmsofl, James Rntouraot In Mtddtopor1 011 8-19-.IIC O'llrto~ & O'Brien, 100"" Fink to Henry E. Cleland, W. Jobnaon, Larry G. JohMOII, C4url Street, Pometoy, Ohio Lopona V. Cleland, Lot, Jacob w. Jolmaoli, .110 acre, ..nl IP ...... ed at 10:00 A.M. 011 the :1.1111 dlly 1967 CASE 58!1 dleaal backhoe II '" o1 Aug,, 1970. Said rHI ntall and fr,ont loa~er, heal. lllllOfOY. SaiiJbury. Frem 1:10 It t:IO o.m. WATER AND sewer main- il!ustbeiOidtornotleasthan cotid\Mn. Ph. 4...·0756 Ervene Joe Aa'e, aha, E. J. Eber Gillilan, Deborah Everyone welcome 11 Gallipolis. tenance rnen. ADP!lcatlons SdOO.OQ. , < .17-6tc Acteo, Do1lle Acne to Dona1cl Gillilan to John Lee Roy lot CIOifH, dotttrts or roiiL B-19·31c available ot city 'clerk's of. Jacob Turner, Chr. ·H. Pearch Jr., Marilyn M. GIIIIIID, Mary GWilan, U5 flee, New Haven, W. Va. .: , _ - ' . ·-- . -. .. •19-•tc DON'T I>UMP 'l(lUt $1utl.lsh Pearch, (pt. lots 459-412), acres, llle&IM. ""tiC: tank. Gel KI-·Etn- Real·Estate Fot Sale Middleport. Dollie Mae Plcl<eU, to A NEW ohlflmenl of children's - - - - -- - - ES ~ 1 AI) $eptlc tank cleaner. DUDER ·HOOs! on CliQJce'iotln . school clothes ills arrllfld, Clara B.· Shuster to Bernanl William Markham, Byron WAITR S....A V n personouse' , Landmark Farm Bureau, SyriCUM. Prlcacl for qulck0 also, plenty of men's work House Pom.eroy. Crow'• •· 1'5 eak V. Fullt Parcel, Pomeroy. Bailey, 1110 acres, Melp. uniforms. Joffer's Clothing 7-21 -JIC sale. can 992-532.1. Pomeroy. Katie Beach Gordon to James Jobn Slah1 to State of Oblo, Store, an Rt. 33 going tower« 7·26-lfc 1-9-121< ___:_ L.Baew• Sr .,MaryM. Brewer, parcel, S&UsburJ. Fairgrounds. I . •t6-6tc Loll, Mldclleporl. John Slab! to State of Oblo, WAITRESS needed. must be ONE 21-FOOT housetreller, 13 ACRES, 5 room house. btll1. -~,-----furnished. Ealle E. Moorman, Frieda 0. eall"""''''. SalleboJrY. Ntedl . rfiHit. Good WILL glvo pltino lessons In my over 21. Have reference. completoll buildingS iiOO!! fencl, . . .. Suitable tor CMifflltS or fOx MOIIman to Erra J. Sheets, Richard F. Flck, Luella Apply In person . Marlin home. Phone 992·3666· wr11t R;b;t e. Dlnltlt, 37,59 hunlers, A blraotn at '*•16-tfc Restaurant, Middleport. Linda F. Sbeete, 100 A., Kathryn Ftck, to Harry N. Stl Samuel Barnhart on Rt. )fcliion Pike, Gr.,... City, 8-16-tfC MJneravWe. Lodwick, Jllllllta G. Lodwick, 124· 5yrocuse. ocroiS Ott!~~ -13123. " • .' •!9,11< Racine Plenl,g Mill.. · Edward Cbevalier, Lo11a B. lo14, Cbelter. DRlVERS NEEDED. Train from I, :' ' •21-4olc Cbev~ to c.ryl K. Rled, oneW1W1m E. WtneeU, Jeanine LEGAL NOliCE now to drive semi-truck, local lhlfd A., Orance. WltJ&eU 1o Robert L. Wingett, NOT IC. OF APPOINTMENT and over the rood. Oleaal or Experlonca holpful but I'J'e&ton 011 Co.an Oblo Corp. lnl.ln pareell, ~cutNo.tU40 ga•. not neceuarvYou can earn lo l'1wtoil 011 Co, a Delaware Hubert Stafford Frankie , •••••• of Cer• WJttl••· over l>f P!f' hour offer short Dectlll41. Corp., As8lgn R-Ways, Meigs. Stafford to Col~bOI 8o training. For application lind NOtice II hereby glvtn that E. ·. RllbJ Guinther, Shirley E. Soulbem Ohio Elec. Co., JemH HOPOit of •2 EISI Goy tllf'IORII lnt.rvlew, call 5135trH,1 corumbUs, O'hlo, nn ~.11-5572. or write Solely Gitlntber to AriYle L. Deew, e.-1. SaUeb!1fY. bHn duly appointed !J.tcutor DePt., Unltad $~flmf, Inc., of tht Ettett of Core WIQQinl, C.() Room 426, .n E. >lth St., Tbe A'"'aur dtcelud, 11tt of Pomeroy, . Tran•portetlon Btdg .• Cln· MtiSJI County, 01'110. By Ualfe6ieu Iatenatloul clnnetl, Ohio. crectlton en reqUired to flit .20-21c Today iB Friday, Aug. 21, lhe thtlr claim• w1th ltld fiduciary ·~ 233rcl clay of 19'10 with 132 to within four m~thl . Dlttd thll llth dey of August woMAN TO car• for a gentle follow. 1970. . eldirly lod'l for 111rH w.u. F. H. O'lritn. 'l1lt 1110011 ta betwe_en its lull Qitl 992·3517. P.rtllatt JV411t tf stld Ceu•tv phaSe aPcl Jaat quaJter. .20-31c (I) 21, 21; (9) 4, 31< 'l1lt l1\d'llln8 stan are Mara SO~E6NE one dlly • week for and 881111'11.. ' / cleaning. Phone 992-3616. The eVening stan are Mereu• · l-19-3tc ry, Venus and Jupiw. onrserm,.,oorn•. !han one fntorrec, RATES 'l For wan! , w Ad • service M''i~~un':'C'hoa~~~"::.;tlon thr~ •·-I mere•~ Admll~eF"F~~~e = Reaso~•ble ~ ~- ~~c~~- CADY 992-2~' rt~~tsfltid rs I~ ~1•ffc. ~hostar. ~-----~.;.:!e~r =~:;:;::l::. ~~:·::~~- SE;;::W;;;-.~N~GIM~ ' ;:jc~_H;;;IN;;~;;:$:0., .....:-";;....--'-~"'-.....:.:::.. •1."" ·· · , .· _ :, · .·'• AUTQII\OBtti· lntutan~;.lJ"; 9t2! '1.4 / . ' Pets sale •20-31• ,r:E~ee.s . ~, "' , , ' ~ '" Property Transfers RIRMACE Mr. Republican! ------ BOB TAR I , , < TUES., AUG. 25 ______ J. ------ Ladies and Gendemen' 'fom Hill, You, 'I ! ' • . ,, 'fr..\ . ' ,, / and Music! abO•• ---- j-------------j On thiB clay In hiBtory: 1 ln1lHOLeonTroiBky,aprtme I builder of Soviet Communism, I was 8111881ilnated In Mwco You ' II trut It down I email Kelp Wanted I F I BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY IUCh fnter I DEALEfl: Work Auaust to · Dlcelriber, frH tralnTng. No City. I 1Ith I oOtloctffll, no delivery, no 1 In 19111 the United Slallll 1 cash lnve~tmont . Coli coUect ordered ·. construcUon of lhe. ~., _____ ,. . _____ _ J nA-JtH79t, Chedotte world's Bnt atomic submarine Hetlkefl, Soull1 Point, Olllo. _ _ _ _ _ _ _:_7·.:.:17-ffc I WANT AD . Wanted I Auto Sare, Wantech MECHANIC t%(1 REBEL .1-door s cyl . a~lomallc, p&. Runs can m-3316. 1M7 PLYMOUTH fury station , Vtlltlon· Phone 742-<1681. ' WM.PO .·R~I~/1~90~ , ·~~I_ON AUTO MAlT .r;', ' MASON. w, VA. ., :·~,0..11~.:00 To 5:00 W.ekdllys ·, ·]~ t96f FORD Folcon, o-cyt .. standllt!l tj)ltl, .In pooct -Qif\· diiiDfl, A rHI boly a SSOO. S,. Samuel llornhart . abOve ~yr.W... on, II!· 1'14 ~roso ""' 'Riel'"! Planll!fl Mill.•c : · · •2t-6ic " ' ' _' ., __ I , . ·' .' �•, ' ., . . fr·~ .' J... , Sern&o_r&.lltte • I'"' • .., II. C.~ PAS'l'OR 8Ji!K-a.ri.CIINaaa• liBOI.'IIEIIS PAYER AND PIUoYBR Will you tumID Mark 2:1.6? Four brolben In the cbUI'Cit CIITied a man lick of palsy lo JeM; Bro. Pray«' Bro. Payer, Bro. Preacher and Delr Bro. l"'rddll Worklr. Now, thai lounome alllld raile the roof &DJWbere, and IIIII iB what they dlcl. Bro. Prayer laid, "I !lave never bad S1lcb a burden In aU my life u I've bacl thiB momlng. I think I'll tate a walk over and see Bro. Pliacher." .. . Cllmln81nlohlap'e8eiiCI!beroUndPrelcberinahea.Ymood coilcemlll& Mr. Proloolacl Jllnelll, The conversation soon rev.tacltheaicUess'thatwuabouttotakelhelrfrl411d. 1968 CHEVROLET . $2195 Olevelle- 4 Dr. Hardtop. power steering. automatic transmission. 6 cyl., vinyl roof. i , W•nted To BuJ.' ......- "::· .. !OLD FURNITURE, diahel;l I trunks. · .etc. ,Wrllt .,. o, i Miller, ·Rt, .1, · ~; 0 .. · 1968 DODGE $1195 · . Coli 992-6211. . ' • Dart Custom~ Dr. Sedan, automatic trans., 6 ~•ffc .cyl .• vinyl top. oCb UPRIGHT · · ·• • .· · conctlllan. 11 lang as have nof boOft wet. P1yi!*.IO tach. · , ·• Firttlloor ani¥, ~will • · be pick-up dlly. llt• R!vlllfl i lfGr SaJt . OPIIIIVIS.Iilll P.M. good dlrei:flDnS, Wllttill'lanO) -~ .··~ ·., company, Box 111. Sardis, c;R'!:Eil' ·-eEANS. pick your PCIMIIOY, 01110 · :lhlo j39<16. corlt!.' S2 ~ - . Alto peppont .' ·.._'_ _ _ ..;.;_;:;,.;;.;.;...;.o-----•20-ffc -and lMI'-· ·Mdlew croll. . ---,...----Lefort Flllli, Ohio. , ,,.fcf'R"JA~~ Notice OLD PHOTOS,glallware, toys, ·' · •21-4ft DEADLINES elc. Phone Alhonl 592-1789, or . c . . '. s P.M. Day Before Publlcellon WILL pick up merchandise end write TOAN, 129 W. $late ~t .. 1962 . VOLK$:-NAGEW. al~o, Mendev Deedllne9a.m. · take to aoctlon on a par· Athens. Ohio .15701. . elac'lrlc powltr plant. Canceijellon & corrections , centaga basts. Call Jim ' ---------8-_lutp electric motor, eleclr c Will beDetcepled unlll9 a.m . tor Adams auctioneer Rutland rencer. ""'dan tr~tor. Phone a~ of Publication h ' ' · · .:;. . R GUL·ATIONS ' P one 742-.li61. 9 2~tfc Fill .RIIIIR ·- .. Cheshire•-367-7563' . •t8-6tp The Publisher reserves. the' • 3 ROOM un.turni·L·• o""rt. · right to or reject any adto:- - - deemed obtecllonel . The HAYMAN'S AUCTION tioun ment. Phone MAPL·E~::rly American slereo b ....:;;.;:. ~~-=-;~::-=;:; pl.ln;., en~ L__j~~~~-~ .~~~t.,;.:.:il~~f!!:l Polleroy Motor eo•.~-i afNaarelbwboiBpreacbillgsuch-atl~Jtbellkelhavcnmr bNrd! Anc1 belides, lk baa healed 11111DY of clloeases, and per- \CI ·. ----...lot IGrmed mlraclel uno otber prophet In ow: country. He baS sucb l8ldernells and rcmpa ...m that we know He iB truly ~e~~t from God." r In cxmes Bro. P1!1'801181 Worker jllllt as they were meditating wbal they could clo - "!thought I would make a few calls before cburch lime.! have two new famillea m Praise Ave. that ougbt to be eurtacled.'' He saw lwW heavy he8rled hiB friends were, and knowing tbem u be did, waited for them to wtburden their bearta. Soon ' 011 ,. -GUAAANTE~D-­ PIIctnt 991·2094 'lll·h·r.· Bro. Preleber said, "We wert just dlscUSiing Prolonged IUneas and hla affliction. Prayer and I have a feeling that If we could get blm 1o the protracted meeth11, Jolllll mule! Olive him, and heal ~It publisher will not be rP~onstble ~rei Cliff, now open ~ ,,.:<218. each 7·1-tfc radio . .._, Porn1 ..,. ""'II , ' , ., u . ·.•• -• • .. ,lj'.,_oa ~~-l.·E~u~-~~ :-~~·· ~~. ~~~~-;' J. blnat1on. A-_.ktr · ,, ' r , .. A~• \ __ _ Friday toat 10receive con- TRAILER. Brown's Troller sound and FM' C. BRADFORD, slgnments a.m. Auction radio • syitein, .1-speef;l ANt Intermixed ComplettSirvlce starting at L-ndl 1 p.m. Lei us sell Park, Minersville. 992-332.1. ch8nger. &lienee 182.73 .. \JM Phone9.19-38i!lc •21-12tc our wms. FREE gilt Raclne,()hlo · tun u weD." 1 Bro. Peraoii8!Workeraald, "IwiDgooverand get Bro. Payer , cen your se. 3-22-ffc wlll1';ypurchase. Coll992· Ctltf Bt"li!ftird 12 cen'tl per w>rd FURNISHED and unf.urnilhld 3352. · 5-1-ffc ' IIICI the lour of us wiD just carry him to the service thiB evening." conSl•cullve lnsort)on• apartments. Close to JChoqt. .a.t~ · :ttPTIC TANK" 't ·LEAN. ED. · Now Payer was In a happy mood aa Persoual Worker made 18 cent& per word six con· GROVER'S Photography secutlve ln•eotlons. Studio will be closed for Phonef92-54i. 10-t•lfc WALNIJT ro_dlo com'. 5E rat.ts. ·Phone Ilia dellre known. 25 Fter cent DiscOunt on paid tl f A R pold within tO days. vaca on rom ug . 17 to Aug. blnatlon. .1-spied and F.Mradlo,-4- . .n 11118 • Galli , poIIs .-'" "I wu IIDg up my tithe and offerings for the temple. You odsandlds CARD OF THANkS · 2 BEDROOM House, both, ueekoro, changtr 12 alttr 5: p.m. · 25 knoll we can't have an olclfublonacl revival unleuthe windows of & OBITUARY 8·12-121c basement, attic for otorage. · dull volume control. Balance ""7-ffc ~ are open. l like what the evangelist aalcllhe other day In suo tor so word minimum. 1676 Lincoln His. HardWOod $79.15. FREE gilt '!'III1J,tYery HARR.ISON'S JV AND AN· floors, buill-In coblntls In purchase. call. 992·~2. Use TENNA SERVICE. PhOne preacblna 011 Mal. 3:10, "Spiritual aalnta don't geliD broken up ' Each add~~~'J:b ~'l;t 2c.. Additional 2Sc Char9e peo JOHN lHOM)S Gas furnace. Phone our budget terms. l-18-61c . WHEEL· Hortt tklriDa the 110111! service aocl frozen up during the coUectiDn." HOURS . 8-J6-6tc 6-IO-ffc. S.rviCI· Ba\!m •owen, Payer, I'll ten you quickly why I'm bere. Some have 8.30 o.m. to s,oo p.m. Dally, - -------LOOKING FOR ·a ATHERT_ON. T.V. -AND., Company, be4ll [lr8Yin8 lor our neighbor, Mr. Prolonged DJneu 8111 we _8 , 30 a .m. to 12'00 Noon l)enuw:roHcCondldlllt FURNISHED II t fl oor ef. hall Aroblan? Comt h&Yt Phont985-3301. ·satu•••v · r ·· - For . loOk at 1111s ·-·s t·.,s ..., L.a ELECTRONJC .SERVt<;E. bellne be would get 118vaclll be coulcl be In cbiii'Ch." flciency IJ>IIrlment, utilities ' T • .,.. "' Phone-·_ .. L e-"-'•1 1 •·• Ph - 38 ' 0. anyeden o1113<15. Etkl)' - · • anti"""~"· "I'll be QO)y too glad to help any way I can,'' aald Payer. REPRESENTATIVE urns-. onem· 7•· Hill, FlatwOod• Road, ' AIR COND ST "l£t'sco early and get him ready lor lhe meeting. Bro. Preacher, Will be at the Molt• County .a.n.ttc """'"'oy, Ohio. 11-20-3\c -SE-PT.-,-c"la-n"'k·..:,-ct-.. -ned-..:...MIIIer ' i.· "'" IIIII Prayer are the taneat, 10 If you wiD C8IT)' the cotat the Card of Thanks Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph., Phonllll2-2019. , Flit evory evonlng this APARTMENT, 6 rooms. i.iih. _______...:.::: bead, we'lllllq up the fool- D IIU1'e looka aa lhougb they bave a OUR sincere 111anks to tile 242. ffc · unfurnished. Mulberry Ave. 1970 SEWING machine used 662·~· many relotiYft, trlonds end creal crowd tonlgbt, aome can't even get lnllde." It's Time to Meet Hlmt Phone 992·2ol31 otter S p.m ." just e· tow times, fully neighbors for their kindnesses · 8-13-ffc oquipped to •lt·Ziil• moke . =jLI,.= _ Ilor ' during our bereavement. Preacher said, "Men, we wiD have to set audience with Jesus buttonholes, overcast IP· Special thinks to lllooe who 111 ,., .... 992:~, aervlce, If we have to tear the roof up; we'll bave to get 10me ropes P.llques and many embroidery Paid tor by Cillzens tor Cody sent cards. !lowers .,d toad; Tlio F~brtt $~1 · ~~· ileslgns. Will ucrlflce for · somewllere to let him down. Oh, weU I Wbete there's a wiU there 'a Ernest Wingett, Chairman tRAILE'R space, oiil mile trom the Pomeroy En•ergency Authorlmd $1..-r Sales llrid '' , . mly $3.1.~ ca~ price or new Meigs High School an old 1 SqUQCI ; Nr. H0¥1 Allen ; tile Service. We Sharpen Sclssora.. lns ·lf · 1 a way. Mr. PUrpoae next door baS 110111e ropes we can use. Now, fermi to be arr8t\gtd.-Phone 3·29·tfC II\IV ' ... ~ ~· •r' pallbearers; Ewing Funeral REDUCE •ate and lost with Rt. 33. Phone 992-29.11. tbll iB the molt pari1L11lar work to be done, don1 let your rope aUp, 992-~­ Home; and the Ohio .. Gobj!Se tablets and E-Vop 7-J0.301c l-20-6tc Uni-slty EmployHs. be 10 careful." water plll5. Nelson Drugs. .. e•th 8-5·30tp S ROOM I1ouse, - . Inqulro VACUUM cleaner. brand now cenctllodT' ·· LOll • ' yOut Mn. Harry Jocobs. Son and Jeuwu pleased more than IIJIYCIIe, "aa He aaw their faith" Doughier-In-law, Mr. and 8· •· 21c t970modtl. Compteto wlll1 ell Real Eslate Far S•le ;;:_•tor'l1lcen141? . can Meplowood Lake. 1 1 IIICI lloppacl His preacbin8 until He pronoWioed the man llr8l Mrs. William F. Jacobs. 1 --------ciHnlllfl SmaWill I paint - hatb • carpor t• 8-21- lie -"" frombiBainaancllhen healed of biB dill"• &e. damage intools. shipping. teks 4 ROOM h4MI• · -' ,: Lost and Found 127 cash price or ..,.,. 11 · utility building' , wash room. EverY ooe bacl a ID>utbW good time, l!l!p"d•lly the lour Sale For LOST, onilolusky pup. Saturday 4 FOOT AND 5 toot bruah hogs; desired. Phone 992-:NI5. Rutland. 1 Phont 7.12·3177 • cburdllirothen· Now Bro. Prolooeacl Dlnelll, wbo wu brougbl 011 morning two miiH above now. Phane .992-6329. •20-6tc ' '· R-vllle, Ohio an $1. Route (ja.bllek Oil the bacl, went heme with the bacl Cll Ilia back. Ancl be m. -r1~arn"'. can -tlleflrlt ooe to lhe meetlns the IJI!litdaJ and every clay. Notice . . · \ §,, e, I', "'2 19·~,y · - IIow~~......,, ... ~!·,_.. ......... ,, ~ ~r~~~~ -3 Jl . · R~~r~· t ; · 1,p:-.u..J 1 lft~c-81r·'l ~~ - If' · 1'*·11"1'c CO"'-L• .nm,stooe. , · P Clr •, . l~' ~),--- 1' ·S.II •Worka, E. .MIIii ·Sf,, ' •20-6tc )~"';, . :Pomeroy. Phone 992-31'/1. · , For 1\ FltJr ric~ ' be~\er. s5 A.: _ __ _ _ _ _.::.1·.:;.19.Jic PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, ____________.,_,_.tfc r-----~-------..,~ Lebanon. and bird ctogs, AKC. Pet and R E DBON .E coonhound. tntoort Woods. WIUiam James Sheridan, Jr., GUN SHOOT, Forked Run show pupf~:;· Grooming. IIYII Registered. Phone 9ol9·30lol. Sporlsmon Club, Sunday, Rachel Marie Sheridan to Phone 992· . LU Ul e.JJ.J2tc Aug. 23. 3-17-ffc IN ITALL James E. Hawley, Loll J. B-19-31c I ., .YOUR N•w Hawley, part of lot 257, BASSET puppln. AKC rag· HALF RUNNER bean,. Pick Pomeroy. of BtiiiiY Mt"l· . Edna Herllo Roelle R. Hat- , - - - - - - - - - , imrod y_our own, S2 bushel. Bill 1 tage. S35-$50. Just off Rt , 7 AtiiiMt tn SlOck, gil or futl Robinson, Letart Falls, Ohio. KllaeB Alsoclltee Inc. to llelcl, Lena J, HaUield, 211 acres, near TuP@OI:• Plains, Ohio. •tt-31p oil flrH. Call now. for belt Francis 88nedum, Phon• lnstall:tt1on. Columbus Ji ScJUtbem Ohio, Bedford. Coolville 667-3856Ease., M!lldleport. Beulih WU1tama to Rex E. 8-16-301c THE HOMER 8uduier real POMEROY . Harry E. Clark, Joann Clark Shen·elleld, Catherine estate, sltuatad In Middleport, J, w. c.-. Mflt. 3 BLACK male ooodle pups. on Page -Street, cii\SIIIillfl of t.q Paul L. McDaniel, Margaret Sheneftelcl, lOii acreo, Salem. Pll.tft-2111 AKC registered. SSO each. V. acra. will be fOld to the L. McDaniel, Lot, Mldclleport. Maury M111er, M11clred MUier Wilt be ot the Mor11n -Opefl TlltDolty · hkthesl bl- •• tht office of • Phone m-6329. WU!Iam T. Fink, Beatrice C. to Kenneth A. Jolmsofl, James Rntouraot In Mtddtopor1 011 8-19-.IIC O'llrto~ & O'Brien, 100"" Fink to Henry E. Cleland, W. Jobnaon, Larry G. JohMOII, C4url Street, Pometoy, Ohio Lopona V. Cleland, Lot, Jacob w. Jolmaoli, .110 acre, ..nl IP ...... ed at 10:00 A.M. 011 the :1.1111 dlly 1967 CASE 58!1 dleaal backhoe II '" o1 Aug,, 1970. Said rHI ntall and fr,ont loa~er, heal. lllllOfOY. SaiiJbury. Frem 1:10 It t:IO o.m. WATER AND sewer main- il!ustbeiOidtornotleasthan cotid\Mn. Ph. 4...·0756 Ervene Joe Aa'e, aha, E. J. Eber Gillilan, Deborah Everyone welcome 11 Gallipolis. tenance rnen. ADP!lcatlons SdOO.OQ. , < .17-6tc Acteo, Do1lle Acne to Dona1cl Gillilan to John Lee Roy lot CIOifH, dotttrts or roiiL B-19·31c available ot city 'clerk's of. Jacob Turner, Chr. ·H. Pearch Jr., Marilyn M. GIIIIIID, Mary GWilan, U5 flee, New Haven, W. Va. .: , _ - ' . ·-- . -. .. •19-•tc DON'T I>UMP 'l(lUt $1utl.lsh Pearch, (pt. lots 459-412), acres, llle&IM. ""tiC: tank. Gel KI-·Etn- Real·Estate Fot Sale Middleport. Dollie Mae Plcl<eU, to A NEW ohlflmenl of children's - - - - -- - - ES ~ 1 AI) $eptlc tank cleaner. DUDER ·HOOs! on CliQJce'iotln . school clothes ills arrllfld, Clara B.· Shuster to Bernanl William Markham, Byron WAITR S....A V n personouse' , Landmark Farm Bureau, SyriCUM. Prlcacl for qulck0 also, plenty of men's work House Pom.eroy. Crow'• •· 1'5 eak V. Fullt Parcel, Pomeroy. Bailey, 1110 acres, Melp. uniforms. Joffer's Clothing 7-21 -JIC sale. can 992-532.1. Pomeroy. Katie Beach Gordon to James Jobn Slah1 to State of Oblo, Store, an Rt. 33 going tower« 7·26-lfc 1-9-121< ___:_ L.Baew• Sr .,MaryM. Brewer, parcel, S&UsburJ. Fairgrounds. I . •t6-6tc Loll, Mldclleporl. John Slab! to State of Oblo, WAITRESS needed. must be ONE 21-FOOT housetreller, 13 ACRES, 5 room house. btll1. -~,-----furnished. Ealle E. Moorman, Frieda 0. eall"""''''. SalleboJrY. Ntedl . rfiHit. Good WILL glvo pltino lessons In my over 21. Have reference. completoll buildingS iiOO!! fencl, . . .. Suitable tor CMifflltS or fOx MOIIman to Erra J. Sheets, Richard F. Flck, Luella Apply In person . Marlin home. Phone 992·3666· wr11t R;b;t e. Dlnltlt, 37,59 hunlers, A blraotn at '*•16-tfc Restaurant, Middleport. Linda F. Sbeete, 100 A., Kathryn Ftck, to Harry N. Stl Samuel Barnhart on Rt. )fcliion Pike, Gr.,... City, 8-16-tfC MJneravWe. Lodwick, Jllllllta G. Lodwick, 124· 5yrocuse. ocroiS Ott!~~ -13123. " • .' •!9,11< Racine Plenl,g Mill.. · Edward Cbevalier, Lo11a B. lo14, Cbelter. DRlVERS NEEDED. Train from I, :' ' •21-4olc Cbev~ to c.ryl K. Rled, oneW1W1m E. WtneeU, Jeanine LEGAL NOliCE now to drive semi-truck, local lhlfd A., Orance. WltJ&eU 1o Robert L. Wingett, NOT IC. OF APPOINTMENT and over the rood. Oleaal or Experlonca holpful but I'J'e&ton 011 Co.an Oblo Corp. lnl.ln pareell, ~cutNo.tU40 ga•. not neceuarvYou can earn lo l'1wtoil 011 Co, a Delaware Hubert Stafford Frankie , •••••• of Cer• WJttl••· over l>f P!f' hour offer short Dectlll41. Corp., As8lgn R-Ways, Meigs. Stafford to Col~bOI 8o training. For application lind NOtice II hereby glvtn that E. ·. RllbJ Guinther, Shirley E. Soulbem Ohio Elec. Co., JemH HOPOit of •2 EISI Goy tllf'IORII lnt.rvlew, call 5135trH,1 corumbUs, O'hlo, nn ~.11-5572. or write Solely Gitlntber to AriYle L. Deew, e.-1. SaUeb!1fY. bHn duly appointed !J.tcutor DePt., Unltad $~flmf, Inc., of tht Ettett of Core WIQQinl, C.() Room 426, .n E. >lth St., Tbe A'"'aur dtcelud, 11tt of Pomeroy, . Tran•portetlon Btdg .• Cln· MtiSJI County, 01'110. By Ualfe6ieu Iatenatloul clnnetl, Ohio. crectlton en reqUired to flit .20-21c Today iB Friday, Aug. 21, lhe thtlr claim• w1th ltld fiduciary ·~ 233rcl clay of 19'10 with 132 to within four m~thl . Dlttd thll llth dey of August woMAN TO car• for a gentle follow. 1970. . eldirly lod'l for 111rH w.u. F. H. O'lritn. 'l1lt 1110011 ta betwe_en its lull Qitl 992·3517. P.rtllatt JV411t tf stld Ceu•tv phaSe aPcl Jaat quaJter. .20-31c (I) 21, 21; (9) 4, 31< 'l1lt l1\d'llln8 stan are Mara SO~E6NE one dlly • week for and 881111'11.. ' / cleaning. Phone 992-3616. The eVening stan are Mereu• · l-19-3tc ry, Venus and Jupiw. onrserm,.,oorn•. !han one fntorrec, RATES 'l For wan! , w Ad • service M''i~~un':'C'hoa~~~"::.;tlon thr~ •·-I mere•~ Admll~eF"F~~~e = Reaso~•ble ~ ~- ~~c~~- CADY 992-2~' rt~~tsfltid rs I~ ~1•ffc. ~hostar. ~-----~.;.:!e~r =~:;:;::l::. ~~:·::~~- SE;;::W;;;-.~N~GIM~ ' ;:jc~_H;;;IN;;~;;:$:0., .....:-";;....--'-~"'-.....:.:::.. •1."" ·· · , .· _ :, · .·'• AUTQII\OBtti· lntutan~;.lJ"; 9t2! '1.4 / . ' Pets sale •20-31• ,r:E~ee.s . ~, "' , , ' ~ '" Property Transfers RIRMACE Mr. Republican! ------ BOB TAR I , , < TUES., AUG. 25 ______ J. ------ Ladies and Gendemen' 'fom Hill, You, 'I ! ' • . ,, 'fr..\ . ' ,, / and Music! abO•• ---- j-------------j On thiB clay In hiBtory: 1 ln1lHOLeonTroiBky,aprtme I builder of Soviet Communism, I was 8111881ilnated In Mwco You ' II trut It down I email Kelp Wanted I F I BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY IUCh fnter I DEALEfl: Work Auaust to · Dlcelriber, frH tralnTng. No City. I 1Ith I oOtloctffll, no delivery, no 1 In 19111 the United Slallll 1 cash lnve~tmont . Coli coUect ordered ·. construcUon of lhe. ~., _____ ,. . _____ _ J nA-JtH79t, Chedotte world's Bnt atomic submarine Hetlkefl, Soull1 Point, Olllo. _ _ _ _ _ _ _:_7·.:.:17-ffc I WANT AD . Wanted I Auto Sare, Wantech MECHANIC t%(1 REBEL .1-door s cyl . a~lomallc, p&. Runs can m-3316. 1M7 PLYMOUTH fury station , Vtlltlon· Phone 742-<1681. ' WM.PO .·R~I~/1~90~ , ·~~I_ON AUTO MAlT .r;', ' MASON. w, VA. ., :·~,0..11~.:00 To 5:00 W.ekdllys ·, ·]~ t96f FORD Folcon, o-cyt .. standllt!l tj)ltl, .In pooct -Qif\· diiiDfl, A rHI boly a SSOO. S,. Samuel llornhart . abOve ~yr.W... on, II!· 1'14 ~roso ""' 'Riel'"! Planll!fl Mill.•c : · · •2t-6ic " ' ' _' ., __ I , . ·' .' �c .: . 36 PAGES .. Dems ' i , ~L ' IV NO. 30 ; \ I 0 •' -SUNDAY, A~GUST 23, 1970 ,i ~~a~~UP~ .' . TH~Ef $CTIONS . ' , .~. ' TEN CEI\IT$- ' ,.. onb'. klnllerprten ' Democrats ,· · , 1burldaf of ''pbltlnl tricb Speaking of &:hbols-NfJ, 151 · will! ligurea" in their efforts to .. ,. belittle the Nixon ad· · 'ch ~ '1'hil ~d kJn.W..•"'•n ,CJUa mlnlatratlon. dua -~~iJI bJ lb ' . , AdclreRlna BOllle 1,000 per- 1!1Jl~.,lbe~, 'l'¥'MI.Odl1"! c1ai8 • ·. . . • sonut a tsON.p!ate dinner for til~ ~ , . . :, • .. Sen. George Murph)',~•• · . l~tiu~~c.llenygr~~t~~ · who Ia seeking re-election, batitMfiiiJto~theilloltlo&lcalandetnlldiOIUikiil\o Agnew conc:entrated moelly on 11111 JII'Qbleill otlljn!M eat'ollment. .' rebutting charges by lETTERS HAVE BEEN 110111 to the pare1111 of · Democratic National a..lrmiD lira~ ..-. l-4 ~.;,., who wiD 11e ~· loot or Ln•aa O'Brle_n llld Senate FomefoyllldMiildlep(;t~ichoolsthlll, fall, T AS Demomtlc Leader Mike . Some leUeri ha IJMit reli!I'Pe4 bicaule .,e uled I1~ Mansfield. ve , . If · ~ied .,_, Agpew devoted more than lncmtKiorlnoompl*~. JOUR ~ . -...., .. five paaesof hll eight.,page 1st 11111111procramllldblvenotrecelved'lleller,'oaUme .. blrpl)lltll. Here . to allacb on the tlemocrata. He at 99Wlf3 10 I can yqa tile iD!IR'IDition ,00 wDI . lild ani)' lboat f1 · wu frequently interrupted by need. ' '< · ~ W tram perfect, bllt'lllta Agnew aj:CII!IeC( CClMMtiNIS'i' LONDON aDNA 1W1 L&UNaiED in. ··,·.· . 811 inleraatlonal dlplomallc ~trniw after years ot pollllilal Ma Tie-"'~· ha"'h• tllded the reg1me ot o ....... .u... dllrupllng cultural molution ~uils .!!_~ boiUd the Cbinele Wall, appare....., co -. dalm a place on the lnt.national Kale: . Ita declared 111m Is to pr<m01e revollltillll wbenmr P"''ble, laolation. •• r: n.e toresumeCODtactnberelheymqproveuaefuland,a'-;!' to wrtll C'.mumnliot leadenldp from lluslla. In Alia, lor pie, PUing bas won North Koreo over to Ita line, slreiJCibenod Ita -"'tloawlthllaDOiandeslabllshedPrlnceSihanoutasleaclerof ,_ a Qunbodl• govenment-ln-elile. PUERTO VAIJARTA, MEXIOO _ PAT NIXON'S money W8111't aoy good In PUerto Vallarta Thursday. 'lbe Flnl Lady, 511~ tipped their aomlnnla and smlled when Mrs. Nllon tried to pay for hop (ink a-epe paper llowen abe bad lllected. ''No. no. senora," tbey said when abe tried 1o give them moaey. CINCINNATI - A CAMPAIGN GIMMICK """'n u....... bY Prellidenl WW1am Howard Taft In 11101 bas baen duated off by a ...._...__ Uon member of the 1amoos poUtical family. U.s. RAWLEJGII, N. C. -111REE PER80NS, Including a boy, bave died after working In North Carolina tobacco fields sprayed wltb an ln8ecllclde clenlc~Uy related to nerve gu. Seven-year-old Daniel Boyette died In hll sleep July 30. State Medlall Examine• PIIJI! Hudson said the dealll was caused by organic phosphate Insecticide poisoning - and linked two' other deallla In the put lllree woelm to the same causo. Daniel's II· year-Gid brother, CUrtll, was hospitalized In crlllilal condition boclluse of lnaectielde poiaoning, but be recovered. ...._..,. TAXES DJSTRmUTED COLUMBUS (UPI) - Local governments In Ohio shared In 156.8 million collected from Intangible lues, state Auditor Roger Cloud alated Thursday. . s1•gn· 0.·f sDiper :a:'.: .. bUIIoo leu 111 tile military than 111 education." admlnlsln , .~~~on''wlllllna ~~. . ~· --· lbe American people &peDd ·· bUllon more on tile military . than we - t on education at KIDIT, Obio (UPJ) _ 'J'!le ell levels....... pub•llc llld private." President's Commistlon on Cam u 1 was told today He charged Democrats were pus nresFm report · bas "trying to &pend their way oo1 an Intensive of America's Imagined dlf- revealed lllat there was no ~flcultiea" and would drive the dence of sniper fire it Kent U-v ' when COWltry trio-~-"-• .............. •••• it sta•"' Unlv--'ty .... ""'• • not for Republican fiscal four students were' ldlled In ~•·t a confrontation with Ohio Na""" ..... · __ Uonal Guard lroops. Geor•e v Warren 1 -camUffiC CWS, miss!o;slaff IIWilller' toid fbe panel today that the Fin ieport ~ C }N Sr •nDP .- UJ r_ \liNin i·==:!~-M:IDDL£::PO:RT~ Ill• Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wheeler of Letart called on MMgaret Ann Johnson and Betty Van Meier on Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of New Haven, Mrs. Lucy Taylor and srandaon, McKenzie Ridge, visited with Mary Circle recently. Mr. and Mrs. William . Carleton, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Earl Johnson and Patrick, Betty van Met. llld Eunle ""'""-·- ..-taoflllr. aJid Mrs. Clarence and llnnda of Athena,W•rner Mr. and Mrs. -·' Doyle MuW · of New .-------------~o. On paper, were the perfect bank for you. now In hea"l' dem•""· .... ' ' . ' ,. · !,. 1!! ·. National Guard troopa called to lbe campus following a aeries of disturbances. ' "The FBI conducted an inlenslw search for any evidence dealing with tile possibility of the uiltence ol a sniper," be said, "including an InvesUgation ar~ tile firing line for non.mllitary bullets. "The evidence Indicates that there wu no penon other than a guardsman who dlscbaraed a fireann on May ~. · lt70," warren 1814..... " '''"''" : ·.. · .: , '' . Plllladelpbia, DIP! llld CbriBIIne Shaw ot Circle Cleveland and Carl Circle, Colmnbwl. Bom to Mr. and: ~ Mra. Carl Circle ol Colmnl!oJI 8 daughter Ill Av&Utl6. Gnlndparellll, were Mr. and Mrs. Gene YOIIIIIId Mr. and M\'11. Bomer Circle. Greatgrandmoibera 1ft Mattie YGBI 8Dd Mrs. Edward Foster, strators, were injured by rockl and oilier llllulles. . Warren said the FBI repOrt showed lllat a wounded vJctim was found 125 tO 130 yartla and at a 90 desree angle to the firing Une. ''There is a sirmg poulbllity be was slrUck by .a richocllet," Warren aald. Warren also told the cllllllllitsim r~~~~~=~~[ on~ IIIII lblburypollce On~i· ~ ~foot reporledmore ~tad. The ralndropa&plllllered,agalnallbe 1111~.Wlllllr.iofNGrlbac!l workmen aloft l,2IJ!Iofoot llllol!eitacl<oftlle!Diernll~ · -~ _........._, . · • . 1 · : ~ 0tw IJ!iJC1I1Ip Nicllel Co. llmlller. ' The lint bini II wun't ,lust 1'Jie :•\OI'Dl bocked cniw one more 1wnmet thun- piqMd bulldlasa Ul!f . ·dollbouaea, dentonn came. In a lt!eJihone · up · ~ c:1n llid call to radio atati11l CICSO. bellY)' lbdi.fiwhueblnery llld oouu house II bl-' . ·"'·· away, ........ """"'llou.elln _,. ol u"' uwu.. :--.~-· ...... m.y house Ia blowing away," lumller. scfelmed a terrified famala II boats, . . . . 11re,1 """T'"" voice. tram d01ined illlctr!cal wlrel, 'lbon the Une wenl;dead. II llile4 focta llnugb lbe alr Ub W8l aftier 8:30 a~ (EDT) frl.aN; .,UOtend thoollalldl 'l1ninday llld a killer wind- of windows &lid lll&le~ lnj........, SIJ"":i' :,: ... ""' critical. .. . ~ MaJor Joe ·~ estan.ted da!Jiace ,to 1111 cl~ tl mUlion llld declared.a sltitl ol omergency. ·;--·; ., · ~, 1 .1 1 1 1 '· · . 'lbe Eftrilldee ~ large walerlilrd, can~ IUDIIib ~- .. · ) . ., ' ' ,.. . 'I .->:, Sale Days At E!~etfel~ ln. PomerQy,:. ' . l. ' .,.,-. ' "'l ~; ' contended ShOrtly 8fter the been shootingo lllat tile trOOp& !Ired building was clall'ed aft. being !Ired upon by a possible ~hsrges at snlplng. · sniper. · ''There was a pbolo8J'apher Brig. Gen. Robert Canlerbui7 on the rOof of Ta)'lor lfllll at testified Thursday tbal the the Ume of lbe ahootinga," WarGuard, In Ita own lnveallgaUon, ron said. "lt Is our ~lion had been Wllble to prpve lllat a .that IIIII pbotograpber had !Us anlper had actually ~ camer11 mounted ..on a rifie Warren said the bodies of tile atGck whlcl1 ~ ~ve looked dea\lllld wounded were found like a ,!Ve8pon. A ~uent friRD 211 to 250 yards fl:om the lnvealipllon showed be did not troops who !Ired the shots. , have a firearm llld was up Wamm said tile FBI report ~ to make ,pictures. showed that one of lho8e killed, Canterbury tpld tile CommlsWilliam K. Shroeder, Lorain, stoP 11lunday he bad· canvaswas 130 yards away from the led all the offlceri on the BCiene troop detachment and the "IQ determine whl;l, ,lt anyone, "evidence....showed· he lin order· to 11te - ·wuln a " 1 The .an• s·• 1 ., ' ·r Now is the ti.me to be buying $c:llool and,toll,ge' Chlthes. Big· '·' · selections of your ~~yorlte tirands jii every' department. ,,.,: ,,• : . ·•. i Be . n..a.;,l C!,..,.., ·oJI!I'II' , . ' J J --.t.' ~r '..,~-l·,_, ·,; . ··~ ~.. . . ·>·.J. ~: ._''. ' ' .t1l '- •' '· 1'1.1:-·-~·t 1't!., ~ . ~ / '' E.L8·E·R _· f. 'I'RM WAS THE IKENEat lbe Melp 0Jai1tJ P11r J'rtday when ~ of hones !rum a wide area were pitted agolnst tboulliJida of pounds of weWt In tile annual horse puUing contett. A packed grandst&Dd viewed the .ewnt. mo. ... ~ POMEfiOY - Local drivera in for their sbare of the honors during Friday evenlug'o twilight horse harness racing at lhe u •••• Coun•.. Fair. ......., '' FolloWing two beats for three year old pacen, a runoff wu helcl among 111e top eight f!11ma1a wllll Sidney Si¥!n«* of Pomeroy driving tblrd race, Gigl H, owned by Edward and Wald Hum- pbrey, Pomeroy, easily won by several lengths. Ed Humphrey was the driver and "as presented the h k I trop Y blan et 1 ven by Crow's Steak House. Second In the heat wu East. Dave, owned by Mrs. Dorotha McKenzie ol Pomeroy with "io(r.Swan,"O!IDidlw~.G. B.~ Third 4lifllll;q~ . .· :~;I. . .,•AMIIM.O ~ ... !'.ollltld fir~~. t¥,il"'iM pieaeftted a and drl-.n ~~ 'liSfifu. trGphy ~ contributed Thai !itfit was !qr p-otters, by . Ill!' flllvli Warner In- non-wlmien of ti50D. surance Aptey. In tile lint diol&lon ,of the Second ~lace In tile run"'ff field fDr three year old wenttoCitd,Oiamp,owned pa(!!n, to determine horses llld driYeiiiW Porter Marlin lor tile runoff, tile track of Clrc~ 111d llllrd was record was equaled by won b7 s..kum Valley Sue Bulletin pwned by Glen and owned by John Hazard, Terry At. of Clarksburg, Caldwell and driven 111 R. G. driven by Glen Aler coming Betta. In at 2:"".4. Second was In a. _., hilt of lbe (Colllillued on Jlllle ID) .tl!'lr;· Full House Sees Horses \ Test Muscle . POMEROY - annual Metp County Fair. Cash_.__ of""' ... - .. . , . _ ...,,..,.,...,, .... and hO were awarded tbe top fiw teams In three welgbt claases. Competition was keen and all of the weight claaai!icaUona were full for the cont.twbleb-!!!!!!1"....., , ,..Uf11i@ · ' " .,;! ,:;·,~\~!. In DRIVE·IN ' STARTS TciHtGHT ONLY .Autlllt21 llluiM Ftllun ............ "THE UNDEFEAfED" Color JolviWtyno Brou.er,; . ., ~-~...-~...,...~ ·~ 4- ' '! '·. •. t f- BIG:· f .tb .- ··:- ' • J' • t < '• I ' ' • •<f. . POMEROY - AI least two Motp County farmers, both owning' fields of corn In Bedford Township, have baen hit by the new corn leal blight sweeping nortil acroas the nation. County E•tension Agent C. E. IIJakesl'!e said VlrgU King and Vlnoant Broderlclt haw fields In which the bllgbt bas been ldenllfled. The Immediate question facing ell Iannen will! corn bligbtlll, should they let lbe crop go on to Nr barvesl and risk aerlous Ina, or put lbe crop lnln silage a.t ' 1 '· .. ... . l ''No one hu tbe anner to tbia,'' llid. Blakeslee. "The farmer must decide it," Soulbern corn leal blight on 1wee1 corn was 4llacn-cl In the Plant D!seaae Cllnie . at Ohio stale Unlnnity lbe IIIII net of hly. By lbe lirat . . ol AIJillllllt . dJaiP"I'ed on field corn tram ........,.. IIIIo. n was alao ~tIn IRIIIinllnJJ, . Ohio In ~ Iill-Is 111 Aulut 1. ! Allllat lime II was aot1alinm 1!1at ~· . . was 1 dlftereat llld """ rilci ·~ lilt ~i · palbalen, Since the 11!'11 net of ~· ... the diDic bas dlo!P"IIed IIIII dlsea• 'dallt;·- THE PIIME OF MilS JEAN IIODIE lc:cllorl Academy Aw.rd Winner · BntActr..s fM;;io Smith Use our paper lor your shopping, bill paying, gilt giving. Checks wriUen on our bank save needless errands and give Yl)U an easy-to-file receipt. Check wl1h uaaoon. Doullit Feature A WALl( W'TH LOVE AND DEATH Anltilca Hutton (Color) -!'flit- THOSE OAR IlliG YOUNG MElli IN POMEROY .· NATIONAL BANK POMEROY THEIR JAII.IfTY JALOP'IIS T".".Y Curtis , Suseh Hlitnplhire sun., MoHI•• Tun. Autud :W'4-2J Dou-tt Protrom f!"'""' RUTLAND ''MIDIIIIIIHT CowilOV" ICIII!rl Dustin Hottman, John Serving Meigs County For Over 98 Years IVol•>hl _,_ Aword WIIIMr l "' the Yaar X Meml:ier Federal Reserve System tHE MAGUS Anttiony Qi)lflll MlchMI ,C.Inil tMmbfr Federal Oej>osltlnsuroncfCorilof•titljl (COlor) : Ali.Arcounts lr•surod Up To m,DOil.oo . :iV1 •' • ' ; '' Clllce. ' G S.turdly, .a - t ill In tile beavywejgbt dl~. Hamer .storta of Frankfott won flrshrith Jim llld Dan; qtorge Guthrie of Gunvllle wiU. · Barney llld To!! - aoconcJ;, . Robert Webb, Guyavi!le, wllb Buck llld Baldy, tblrd; Robert Barsock, Marietta, drivlal Jerry and Jim, fourtb, llld Honnan Weinstock, Illata, wllll Queen and Bob, llftb. Blight Hits BedfordCom ~-..- .. Rock Hudson _.......,. 21101 to 3200wllll hllleam,IIDby llld Bid. Wllb DUke llld Bob, Ralph Gutbrle of~ look -.d. Whitt and Dewitt ol Piketon and Frankfort look tblrd wllll Prince and Tam. won by Ru.. W.Va., the ll8Ji!Weii~Ji - . 2,800 JIOUiH(j( and 111w~ao 1 D. w. Higgins of 81. ~. w. ya., with Ted and .rm)placed ftrst with George La1at llld Dan Mattie of Slockdole having Mite and Shorty coming In second. Third place went to Whitt llld Sons of Piketon wllll Tom llld Jerry· fOIU'tb to lbe Dewitt of Frankfort will! Prince and Bob llld flflh of Genid Gtdbril, Coolville, with PiRneroy. MAIO~ The IJI'IIId· stand was packed solid Friday Prince llld Dan.~ Ginn Limine ol 'R11Dilnlton night for tile annual bone was lint In the llllddlewelsbta pulUng contest of 111e IO'llb . \ - ) f ' IGA Food liner's • . . Local Drivers Last Link in Share Honors .Route 35 Set ·cam. ~~ .• -, Owrieii or praperty da wbiab weDi'" produdnc llllllt Jecai!Y teCtlve1111Hf8blll of tile proflla ..:. otf tile,lcijl. ' 'l'bliiiiUIIIIIIatthe owner ol! land w1111 a wen prqducJnll one~ c;gb6c reei of au per day would recei¥!1 fl,IIO 1 monlb lrOlJI the well, Eat! ..ut. However, be PGblta outlllattlle averaae1Ji11!811 lnOblo proc~ucu fOlD' to a mWIQn cilblc or gas per da7 llld· thai tbeite an amral 8UCh wells In Melp Colllly. Ell'l 18JS tile prlmarJ qiWa ..Qounly target of tbe eoJIIilll11 II the Clnton IIDd at about f,OGO feet. GIIOd produetionll now belnc found at lblllllptli'ln the GuemleyNoble.• MuRin&um area llld In .l\llllabula County. Metp County Clbtton IIDd we11a are about f,IOD feet. "We may encounter jlO!entW pay zones In 111e Berea,~. Newberc, Clbtton and: even tile ~ zonea olllle OrdoYi~ and CambJ.:!M aae,'' jYrl IIYJ. The lint wells win be driJie4 with cable riCa to got a better evaluation ol tllelr potential. ·The Oblo Dlvlslan of 011 and: Gas roport.s lllal there were lils we11a cl1lled lui year to the Clbtton-Medlne wllll M, or n.3 per oant, Jll'OYin8 prodiellve. Two oilier oil compules have alao lholm an Interest In Glllla Coun!J'• au . potential. . . auo , &lid · ' ""' CXJLtDIBUS- Olcildl, approval for Jli'OPOIOd relocation willa llmltld · t.ir IU"1111111 of US 30 In Gellia County llelireeil ~ llld 180 bas been ,.ftil·by !Iii Olio llepiwlmenl of lfllll-.~lbli US a-u ot Plibllc lloldl. '!be ii.t the ftd1 ~ ' ' a .38 · the -· · JkiJm , ',. '"t ' ,' • "t.' · · ,, ·~ . :. SUDBURY, On!; (~I) -PI'Oilabli 1 ~ .l.. ~ biiiiiljld The sky • blactened aJid rat lalbed wubc11111lli1iihill ilion& .the sroun4b .. prone posttim and~ away from the firing Une" Jlhen &hot. The report, Warren said, ah . owed Jeffery G. Miller, New York, was 85 to 90 yards away; Alli.son D. Krause, Pittsburgh, 110 yards away and Sandra L. Scheuelror, Younthego~lown,.'30yards away m . Warren also to tile Commission lllat the report ahowed that 3411lflllbtrs of Troop G of tbe l07th Armored Cavalry out campus _, 1 1 ,. 'r,, . ::~ob:O':g~~u:: ~~=~~ihetbe!: By th C D8 y . Patrick Carleton spent Mooday n!lht and Tuesday with hll great grandmother, Eunle Brinker. Those here for the funeral of Cecil Circle were Mr. llld Mrs. Lee Harris llld lllr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dubie, TIRD and Caron of Springfield, lllr. IIIICj Mrs. Arnold 'l'hordaen and Mart and Janice ol Cedanollle; Mr, llld Mn. Kenneth Liming, Sandra llld Mary Lee, lllr. and Mrs. Rulaell Harris, Delmla llld llebra llld lleAnn of Xenia, Mn. Mary Rullell, Waverly, W.Va., Mr. Jolm. Arcller llld NaCIII)i, of Mr.Guyntlle, llld ""·lllr. Ruuen Arcller llld BAHR l'lft'ILIIERS '1- FBI Found No lFh, · n · · · a· Vz.ll " "s · · t " ~on ~~~ J'Y ~ , .: .. . . l\.; V D. on Suncbiy. Student Clothing For School O·u·· ' fl education, - · iri~~.of·Hen'l\: '''1\iibldo'N'iRUUiJ.\,~a ::::= ~ a!:rti: ~~US:t :"' =·.::::'tato=~:.ha.:~== ordered 500 replicas of hll srandlather's presldenllal campaign watdl CII'IUUI18IIt. Tbe original, which oayB "Taft and Sbennan, ·~--·--Instl •• 11101, Waablngton,"lsmdiaplayinllleSml......... tu~. The Ol'lllllllelll, called a fob, wu poJII!ar In the early part ol lbe cenblryfor llftllW pocllet watdles. 'lbe le'IO use ofll win be u a badlle, wlllla silver bar lnacrlbed "Elect Taft In '70," a black rlbbm llld the lob. .~~· ., a\w ~:n~:ro.:o:o:or:t::::::.=·~·: R~.lbe area -~-· Rep.RoberiTaftJr.,R-Ohlo,acandldateforllle U.S. Senate, bas ·•. . ·Comes ., ' ..· •, ' ~ � 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. 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