https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7116c7dac1a085c5bd33895ed89f1e0b.pdf 25a63df4c5e540ba3167b07e6d481a44 PDF Text Text ' ' . " ' h ii·DIIi~~-111111111~---,.p.,.~ ts.t.m ' cher 'on. Frida) arid slturday ,,'. .. . • • oPEN ·,.ao···~M. \ • !.~~_§~!I"*_ I .,} \, WASHINGTON (UP!) Twenty months after being · released from captivity in North Korea, Cmdr. Uoyd M. BU<:her skipper of the spy ship Pu~lo: has lx.come an autllor, · regained the weight he lost in prison and developed a paunch. His growing bay window Is ·not unexpected for a man of 43. 'The book Is something else again. · In 'it, the officer who twpe., he still has a career in the Nayt, argues that it was Navy· bungling that led to the capture of the USS Pueblo on Jan. 23, I BIRTHS ' II Mr. and Mn. Howard D. Snyder, son, 3:47 a.m., Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hill, girl, I:S2 p.m., Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. SPradling, Jr., son, 2:25 p.m., Pt. Pleaaant; Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Adkins, son, 6:21p.m., Oat Hill. DlSCHARGE8 Mrs. wtiuam Bmypi, J4n. Charles FICII, Mrs. Prelton H. Maynard and infant daughter, Leslie .' ·nes 'olcCombs, Mn. Lol a ' :ourn ng, Mrs. Fred Park .obert L. Rickard, George .•. Robinson, Lee M. Woolum, Mrs. Lorna McCoy, Shirley Ann Mcllonald and Mrs. Bessie Plummer. Holzer Medical Center, Flnt Ava. ind Cedar St. General fisitlng hours 2-4 and 7-ll p.m. only. M.ioternity vial ling boors 2:30to4:30p.m.Parentaonlyoo Pediatrics Ward. s. ll. :bs Mr. · · Delbert W. Lawsn .. ,.,•• ason:Mr. and ~ " P. Burlem, Rl. I,· ; ·is, 8 datJ8hler; Mr. an • .<irs. WUUam D. Abolen, Leon, a daughter; and Mr. and Mrs . Patrick L. MeCormick, Jackson, a son. DIKbarges Ben L. Ambt'ose, Mrs. Donald L. Bloomer, Mrs. Anna Mae Bowman, Mrs. Richard A. Breece, Mrs. Roy W. Brinker, VIrginia F. Brown, Mrs. O.'rid Lewis Burchett, infant twin aons of Wilbur L. Coon, Randy L. Fox, Jr., Lynn M. Kloea, Mrl. Laura R. LeiJheltf-Mn. Walter J. Me'f!!., Mrs. RalieBh E. Roble, Miss Saullz, Howard Sayre,lnel: Mn: I.Er!ltst L. Smith and Infant 1011, Wllfanl I. 1'1pple, Tara Dawn Wolfe, Mrs. Leora WUUna, Julls Cooli, Mrl. Myrtle Hayburn, and James Ifelnemar. MEIGS nEATRE ·' Regular 8.00 Sweaters SALE 6.66 A spec:lil group ot womens · new loll sweeten tncl~atna Carpenter V-n•di cardigans sllpovers ana crew neck sllpovtl'l . long sleevu · 100 perc.ant orion acrylic Wlntuk yarns. lion. :"'~~ All fiHI new fall colon In slm 34 to 41. w 'Qi. .l~t~ tits site ~to''*· 71 perctnt ,Acryttt ftbar, 25 pori:onf.lli<ef<:h nylon. S!OQ~ up Frl~oy · and Saturday,. ' Pr141~ and WESTERN JEANS ' Saturday ' 5• 66 • ' ·- JOE SAYRE, rllht, tllllle IIIITlliinvlll8 - . - " " " " 1D u 1 -llll!lllber of lhe Melp Local School Board Thursday even1JJa by Lae Mceomaa: clerk. Sayre lllls the seat vaeated by Mrs. E. 0. Ball. Mr. Sayre Ill employed with the Central Operating Co., New Haven. He 1111 member ol the Mt. Unlllll Baptist Olurch where he "'"es aa Sunday School llllpfrintendeDt, chttrdt deacm and choir directCll'. He attended Scipio Hl&h School, never beinl balltful about his [ll'lde ID his native frleigs County. Sayre said be Ill looking forward to llft'VInc onllle board. lie and hla wife, Rosalia, have two chlldren, TimothY Joe, 20 and Mta. Helena Loulle Rlgp, til the Carpenter area. ,, " Blue cornflowM" design. Set consists of one 2'i• quart · IIIKltpan, four 22 ounce patlta pant with plolltc mwrs. • Save ~.97 - Open· Stock Value 17.15 SPECIAL 12.88 Dresses Mens ·suo Papoolor lrond Orton CREW SOCKS &l*'li'.. l3:Wh~~ H ·I' H IOIId colon. In I . and dark. Well kn wn mok1 you'll recagniJII ,l!llcf want. · Friday end Salvl"'laj Just 3 M• DIJs. f "' Made ·~~' in Our Autlllt -WHITE. ,• 'SXfi llme to buy and ....,, Gil your IIYGI'Ifl ·rowels and , Sllttb. ' ' - . -' ' ..1'1.1·· . ' \tl'" ! . Compl!lle ilet~on d. ~I rieldB far IN clitU room a,ftd> sfucfy. Nofe ~ · Binders • Pencils • E•-• · T~bletlt • GIUI • ~ liOc1k Popar · Typing P - • 1'1111 •· Paste • Cre~. (:i'1,ail f>l!par . Primary T1blots : !,lui~ - SCotch .T~pa ' '!Vfr•dc\rl· ~. Stop In - look a,rOUncl and buy what . • C!'ahool Unaen"e· Mr.andMra.WDUamLawaon D ....I..T.. and CherJI were In <211rleston, DCHOft ' • .,..,.. ti W. Va. an.Sunday wlleA they tt.ltSHIII·Sii~-PMiies-lras·Ginllto·Siottl-r. vlllllll ~her mother, Mn. Just the dres- she wonts you'll find In our beautiful collection. Hundreds to choose from - 'llaln!f dr"'"" In Btrl ,' Withrow and other In our li~~~~trle dtplrtment on the 111 floor you'll find ._. lively prints end 1011!11· bonded op-ylltt. waotsllnd cottano. rejatilltl ~· atlltnf qualify, rill values In back to h1gh school or college Many sfy!H t,o c'-t from In IIIII~ rao\Voo II'Om tots to !l(r,I!D4¥ra.Glen0assawaJ, IFingerte. Fomou•l!r•!ld• such as Phil Maid . Playtex . tatns. Come In ond make your oetactlont ftOW, , w~. Ylllled their BODin t--o~r~m-11_1·-R~ag~trl-·.. or_m_·He_r_Ma~i~es_fy_·..K-at_z._ _ _~ . ' lalt.... ~l!lhter, Mr. and Mn. ' Willl•m ,'Mlller and family DAI'If Htuvu . ~----------~--....,----; d~ jljt"........., lllnllft iJWMIL r Mra. TPIII Byrd, PIIIUip, Tod and . Kimberly were guests of "'"· B~'l par111ta, Mr. and Big new oolactli>n of hqsltry fer grade school, high IChoollnd Mra; '"!',· W. Akers in Hwicollege wear. All olitt. Big selection of colors and styles., tlngtoa, W. Va. ' .,,. , Stock up now. . , Mn; ~ s,lle Maynard, Ankloll . Nyloo Panty Hose . K- Socks and Nylons In Small O•l4VJJ, ll'edlum (lf.1$11.o),.ltfge (16-16\1:1), eKirl reoutor sfytoo. ~s:claMny.• O= large 07-17'/d. · Stripes . chidit · solid cotorstn a lira lloloetlon. 1-----------~-':"""--i at lbe Galaway heme .BuHoo down • ~sa buttori and regular . Salet Mens 11nc1 Young Mens ~ Dudtletlt, Colum· wldosprlld C>Qtlars. and Alta. Duttaeon ·Buy now lor Back· T"'School • . 110111e. Jclrdan '" [; . . Ice 'I ··i Full cut and trim cvlo!Yiu. Slm2110.a.e.trastzu4.11 tO a .· ~:~ .• . to bollor .Mra. Solid coftrl. ~lojdt • ltrlpes. M ..col !tnt solactlon, I' . " Jl raaw. Reed Jeffen, SpaCioi .Mit jll'ictS:Ior Prldoy and Wurdoy. ~·' ·, . Slap tn~ tryana, p.~r.,..two fer lldlootlind tonw..r. and ••N!f.. You .... ' '. . ' . 1WO DAY SALE! 4.95 Lcq Sl• s,t.~ . ' DRESS SlACilS .. tunlfS ': . !!;~·· '~·~ ' ,. ! "• I I' In lltiht: f\d dltrk . ' •: Youne Mln1 , ., Wr11ngter Hondo .... . uo 'f~SUAL ,. SUCKS ·. ,. ··:·., ' ~ ' .~, ., . 10o ,.. I""'~ . par....._ ,... - ta...-.1 ......~••.,.... bolt .loojit. . i' ; (' ' . " SOlid~· ·Sf,QI. WI~ 10.31 ' ' .. •-!1 .··~ . ,, the nominee for attorney general, and Robin T. Turner, lbe nominee f<r treasurer. and the GOP flgur~ ita other nOI!liMes are strons enough to win 1111 their own . Cloud's campaign ~oms hope Cook Ahead Sets BIG SElECI'IONS l/, "Richard Nixon figures the best thing he can do for the RepubUcsn party Is to be a good president," ill the official UnefromCioudsupporlera. ''The best thing Roger Qoud can do for the party In Ohio Is to run I ) Sale! CGmiq w.e SALE 2 for 1.00 uve. Ucan ticket may bave to pay a slnlng campaign for govertheir own way lnw the raUy, so nor." lnalstenl are the Qoud forces oo Prlvotely, however, lbe nisll!& money and spending It reasoninl behind the luackaiaIndependently. ing strategy Is that Cloud baa Ru StroDe Clunpalp blacklisted John D. Ilerbert, Newaot theQoud lund.ftllllll SALE PRICE 4.88 GIRLS' 5f PHIL MAID PANTIES .nm '. strategy was the lint caiCDtl . Shop Elberfelds For Your Back To School .(UPI) ' 'Onlled Piela lnlenlallonal Olllo Stale Fa~groundl to grou k!arned toCiay Qoud baeHn are up to f450,000, 'irith more arranging a $ZI per-tietltate- "f'lvy" coming from the four wide raDy for the guhernalarlal dli1ners Sepl. 2&. aom1nee Sepllt and four •100. Other members of the Repuba.plate dinnei'i. a week later, wtthaUproceedscolng to Cloud . and nooe to lbe rest ol tbRepubUcan ticket. A complete selection ot slzu far men and boys In Honu qualify T-Shlrfs and Brl~ll. '· Henos underwear Is known tot ill e•c:ellent quality, easy woahlng and long weer. SIE 181 lO HOSIERY fOR GIRLS AND LADIES manlfeatalloo ~ the gobemalarlaJ nominee's prDIIlile to pub)lean namlnee fill' tCMifDOI', wlthlt91d his support from two are plaiuiing a Mriel til funll· other statewide nominees on the nllllna mnlll fer lillt -Ill (lOP lld<et. · in h.., ot nlalrii up to t&Otl,- aou4 boosters are pinning 000 f<r Cloud'a Uclallve tbelr ~ on 'the high-powered during llil ~lgn. Salurda:i' afternoon raUy ot tile COLUM!IU$ s.-tens otRDF. Clodd. Re- " ' Hanes TShirts and Briefs Bath the slim model and the regular cut. Extra hHvy blue dllnlm- Sanforized shrunk. Slims in sizes 29 to 36. Revutar In sizes 30 to .a. You'll like the ·ne•t Itt ora excellent quality of Lee Rlaers. Sale! Girts 2 pc Slack Sets Regular 195 Slack Sets Indiana· . FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1970 ,· Bars ..d Men's Ann Arbor, Mlchlpn, spent 1--------·~-~----·- · several days here with her mother, Mrs. Faye J<rdan and other relatives. Mrs. Ida Dennisoo, Salem Center, also viBlted 'with Mrs. Jordan a••d blr _... .~!her daug"if •·, Vlnl'!lil'lll"ffl'tll, eounc : s, waslrtwetnl/lhl goo< ''"~ 1-.osl Girls 2 pc. slack sets In sizes 3 to ,x, Corduroy; slacks with weekend. matching solid or striped tops ·- many styleo to choose from . Among those calUng at the home of Mr. and Mn. Ney 1-----.--·-~---------1 Carpenter follow!n& the Townsend-Dailey Reunion at Temple Churdl were Mr. and Mn. Sidney Pa~, Slrasburg; Print Ac:efofes · Print Elderloo oilltlc leg brlef.tyle. Slzu 2 AI!P4· 1'11~, Cleveland; Mr. lo ·~· ' andMn. · rtQuivey,Dover; Mr. and a. ·Robert Parker and chUdren, Middleport; Mr. Set till complete seloctlon of back-lo-Khool underwear fer and Mn. Clyde Jones and Mr. tlrts. sizu 2 Ill 16. f'llnlies • stlpe- po(emu . sleepers . gowns. and Mn. llarold Jones and faililly, Ohio at,, Ohlo; and 1-----.....,-----------~ Mta. $11n14n llalley and son, II(M Berne, POM£ROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO and dry. Very popular styte far school .and win!.,. wear. Solid co!orsandheelller folllsln !XJysa.l,.s12 to 11. Western Style Blue Jeans some with m•tchlng vests . full cut. Sizes 10 to 18 and half sizes l41f2 to 24112. Colors Include: dark green · brown · black · navy and ·1sl. • 65 Perctllf \YOQI - 35 parciMi K!ldof PGI~aol.,. Mach 1M wash LEE RIDERS 6.98 Reguiar 10.95 Pants Suits SALE 8.88 VOL XXII NO. 96 SWIATIRS · Friday and S.turday Satel Sale! Womens ' Sale! Bays' 5.95 v Sole of both 11!1 . _ ·sums oiMI the regular cull. Extra heavy U\1:1 ounco blue den I'll· $1nforlzocl 1hrunk. Super slims Sale Price Friday and Saturday .· • . 5.98 Wranglers Women's Slacks at this great savings - Sizes 8 to 20. < . Repeat S.lel 4.89 Flore Itt Wrangloni lncludad · - a beautiful seledlon of new toll slacks (!< women. Nylon and wool plaids . polyester knits · wide wale corduroy . slim Ill · ball bottoms and Stove pipe legs. Choose several pelr . fi:om ~ B~, an~ly ' •omen'l UbMllonlsl of the llullln B. Alllhony era, who revolullonlzecl women's clolhel. •-tar• 2 PAIR 1.00 Regular 8.95 and 9.00 Save this weekend on womens slacks ent1ne B~~ ~b the~ · ~ Aqualomb ~tor• 111111 plt'ctll) VIrgin· l~mbl \oool, !oill,. ·MichiM waihobt0. 'SizH 1"1111, '11!idlum, largo and i•lr• larg•. r •. . , . . . - t Olive hoatljor , ni_Yi·. F!JrHI grefn · Spray holllllor · Stltl blue. Jrandy heltlllr. Burgundy. ~~ for school and sportswear. While, I ght and dark solid colon. SI.I 88' PR. t.l'!ens • •• ' In sites 28 to 38 waist and regular cuts In 111.es 29 ,to 42 waist. SALE 7.77 .. ·socxs VtNECK SUPOVER SWEATERS CREW sOcKS All lengths. Save for bsck.fe>~ho9t . -r. $aiel \ .' ' )tEN'S 10.95 . . Idee! for schocll .,._.r, One 11ze fitS sfie to to 13. Rib knit 60 percent Lambs wool. 15....-col'fAcryllc- 15 ~rcent Nylon. Whlltt·wtftj Colored follO of Kelly green, royal blue, orange, gold. navy. Young Bonded slack sell lor women. Some with long sleeve lops · Mr. and Mrs. Mu McCaJUe, • I NEW FALL swEATERS ' ro·CJ:OO '~P.Mi . . ' $aiel Womens tioo" since the ahlpa always would remain In International waters and the Sovtell respecteel the freedom of the leU. Even more lmporllnt was the factlha\ the Rusalans operated similar electronic spy ahlpa off the lllnerlcan c:caata. 'lbe ,U.S. planners reasoned that the Sovlell would never touch an American spy ahlp because ww:rned Russian counterparta wowd be IUIC!I!pllble to retella- Later the spy ship millsloo "liB changed to include nosing around off the Chinese and 1968 N<rth K<rean coasts. This "Bucher : My Story" was created risks which had not published this month by Double- been envlaloned In tile orlglnsl ·dsy. To promote il Bucher took staff study. leave and came to Washington NoDoeRew~Study where he spent two hours 1n the "Bul no ooe rew<rked the Pentagoo Book Store one day staff study," BU<:her said. "lt autographing copies for long was asaumed thai since approlines of the curious. val came from high up In the Combluatloa Leads to C~plure Joint Chiefs of Staff that ~~Y In nn Interview with UPI, knew what they were doing. Bucher said a combination of Bucher still believes the Incompetent naval officers and United States made a mistake : a bureaucracy that would not In not retaliating agalnat the : bend led to the capture of the North Koreana Immediately ' Pueblo and its 83 officers and after they ael1.ed the UghUy armed Pueblo. men. The graying commander said Asked if he-t~till has a career some unknown person floated In the Navy In the wake of the the lniUal idea for dispatching Pueblo case and his own : ships weighed down with criUclsm of the Navy hieIntricate elec!ronic gear to rarchy, Bucher said, "I hope listen In on Soviet radio and so. I'm still a highly qualified naval officer." radar frequencies. Then a staff study was made It remains to he seen if the . and the plan approved at the Navy feels the same way about highest level. The plan was the man who wrote that the official inquiry into the Pueblo ,..-~...--~~.. caae ''left a few holding the HOSPITAL NEWS ) the many who are ' _1~;.' ,. t,• Record in • '· ' .·;(;! ·h , •. u. ·-~~·~lJ )QC ·. oo .· IJI 1r.. ergs ' f.. . '·'·' '' ,, ' '• ' ' ' .,. .; .' . . �' • '-~· t ~ ' '. ~ r + ' t~~ •• '~ J ~ ""''"··'·'' ~' '~"'' ~ 'rj{.' ' ' ~ ~ educ~Uoo ~."I \ · ~tiJ:' ·~ ,~- ~~ 1 .frol!l the junior hJgb to the · skadenll lo · ' ' . ' . BVS li;ate changes 1n the Mkt· scbool. the Pomeroy · Elem,nlart. b.M~!Jrlhfgbsc:bool. 18liSN0.1t ~Witadbury-fortlle BUSNO. I , School. . , ·7 :!iD-'F!Mp&:ltupat'lllt F~Maaley,Drlv_. , 'lf/11':71 school year. Any routes . WUIIamRIWII,Drlvfl: , ' BUSI'f0. 1 · · ~· ~ on ·Sill!\· \ Mll,•Mif!tley\fUlp~upAU., ~ ~IUilied l!tlow will remain 7:ll - Pick up the.flllh. and . l(n. VlrgtlltJM;I)rlver RO\IIe !,., , . . ' s!Utleilll In tlie ; ~_-, iUCIIy the INIIJle as they were sixth grade students lri the Aid' , 8:55 - Pick. up the . lint 7 ;~ ""iJ!01!D Slate (lllu!_e ,7 to h wQI ~ PICJI .IIII:'all ·JUi)lor a!'lhe end of the I!IBll-70 school area. students oo the John Dean fll'ill Rout~! ~u. . . . ~ iie!~!-0.. high ~II Jiving ..... · _7 : :a~ Pick up the·filth lfl'ade On County ~d 14A l . · , ?:30 ;,;, 'Op 'llot!1i lO , tp · on'•bUalnau ~. ,t;~ !tlbe bus route lime achedules, walk-ills at the junior hlgll: · 7:10 - Down the Wolf Pen BilleY'• lluil . ., . ,. '• ~·anc~ ~ Sle t ln. the Middleport7:30- Pick up tjle Ml<ldleporl Road to State Route 10. 7:t5 ...: Down ~·· Run will plek Up lll)llldenli In' the adburyareas,willberunnlng Hill fifth and sitth ~s • ... 7:15-: Up Rou\f ttl, to ~.' ti8ct ~ Boule .,. tM· at the. Ald'~~Jifth~~. 1& mlllutea later than 7:35 - ArriveattheBrildbl!l1 t.ambertfarm. ' ·er~, · ·: . _ Ill:~~· · ..';• 1- · '':'., . the 1919-70 school year. School. 7:30 - Up BaD Run Road to · 7:30 ,;_ UP ,. Route m to 7;1• .,. F~ pJck 1111 .l l lhi ~laterplck-uptimehasbeen 7:40- Pick.up Ill ~ades al Napper's !ann. . · Sho\&U!i:HOUow. . . ,. · Sb,a~.C0ve ~· !l'f, lms!!lt!! , ' de pouible because the high the Gravel Hill and ~d 7:40 - Back-traCk to Route 7,:116'7¥rPil ~ lloiiOif ~te 'T... " ., . · - ·· 1 and junior high school 7:~ - DownCountyRoad5to Street areas. 143. , IGState~l4o' lt3.' · ". . ·· 7i20-i.'QOw!\~WRou!e"'to ' bestartlng15mll1u\0Sialer. WMPORadioStationpicklngup 7:50 - Arrive at the Mid· 7:C5 - Pick up &~II an 8:06-DOWnRo!lteiOtotht Old. Route~• .; ·, . · Bradbury School will start any fifth or sixth grade students dleport Elementary $chool. ' Route 143 down to Roule) 7 llnlclliuey',School. . Jtpllca: Jllgb 1:2li : .Up l!Uvet Run ani) ljC8:10a.m. whlchwillmakelt inthatarea. • 7 : 52-Arrlveat~Jjejunlor 7:55 - Over l!twberry . . .IIWIJl~tob!JlNo: back ,to!lkiRD.!!~}! . • nlcessar>' for the Middleport 8:00- BackupCountyRoadS blghschool - pickuptlJeslxlh Heights to Pomeroy~ 1tobeb'8nlpOI'tedtodll!•junior 7:10- UP.-i>.:..Y'allu!t·1Uid · aljldents attending the Brad· to the Bradbury School. Back grade walk-ills. tary. lllgh school studenta will blgh. . . , . .· 1 bact to old Rol!li 7. . · 1, ~school to catch the bus at down County Road 5 lol\:ard 8:05 - Arrives at the Brad· transfer to boa No. 3 to be 8:07-,DcnniRoute?tollillOn • · 7:36 - llcriiil old Rot!le 7 to a'O earHer time ll!an last year. Middleport picking up all bury School. transpotted to •the blgh sclloo!· A""nue. ·; ·. ' · ,. , ·~ROute 7. , . · ~ schools except Btadbury students except fifth and sixth 8: 1& - Arrives back at the 1:05 - Arrive at Bradbury 8:10 - Up UnlaD ~yenue 71!)- ·09wn neW .~ 7 to Wpl be dlsrnlased in the af· graders. Juniorhlghtolrans)iortaloadof Elementary. picJdMupl!i8blcboollfudlnll. the Gallla .County Line ~oonat the same time as last 8:10 - Arrives at the Mid· high school studenta to the blgh 8:15 - ArrlveatM~ Junior l:l& :;>" Arrlveatthe Pen:"" OJ , 7 :.t7 - Backup. ~~uie7to · )!far. · dleport Elementary SchooL school. · · · High. This bus will b'anaport a Elementai'y Sc~l, ·'J'bls.· tiUa COUI\ty Road 3 (LOwer Leading : ' In Middleport the junior high 8:15 - Arrives at the junior 8:30 - Arrives at the blgh load of high schoolatudents to will pick up the blgh school Q-eek Ro!od) · ~hool wiU be the main pick-lip high school. 'Ibis bus b'ansports scho{IJ. the high school. atudents frGm l!UIIel No. I lli!l 7:liG- Over County Road 3 to ~Uoo for both high school a load, of high school students 8:45 - DeUvera elementary 8:30 - Arrive at Meigs lllgh No.3(, buslne.lil Route 7. 6.dents and fifth and siJ:th School. 1:30- Arrive at Meigs lllgh 7:55 ..:. Up Route 7 IIi tiKi ~ students that wiU be ,--------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \ Middleport Elemen~ry and !~ the Bradbury School. 1 I Mein Meigs Junior High School. station for both junior and senior high students from Rutland.Juniorandseniorhlgh sllleknts Uving within walldng dlstsnce of the Rutland Elementary School should report alia. m. In POmeroy the old junior high will be the main pick-1111 statioo for both junior and senior high students from Pomeroy. Junior and aenior hllb students living within walking dlatance of the old Pomeroy J~lor High School shouldbotllereat8a. m. Five routes have been charged. 'lbese are : BUSNO. Jt PaulJDeDani,Drlver 7:25 - Pick up t!Ie first students at the Art Hess residence on Leading Q-eek Road. 7:30 - Down Leading Q-eek to Route 7. Up Route 7 to Union Avenue. 7:40 - Up Union Avenue picking up grades one through el~ht between Route 7 and the y.ere r.!n ~~ s::~ ~V:::~ t lor high school shoufd report the school by 8 ac·m. Fifth ado students living within j!illlklng dlatance will be picked 7:25a. m. and sixth grade ts living within walkln~ ce at 7:50a. m. '!lP. Ruliand the elementary scliOot will be the main pick-up I, old Chevrolet Garage (Mrs. Knlghtwtll turn around altho oldC!MlvroletGarage). 7:46 - Up Mulberry Avenue to the Pomeroy Elemtll\arY School. Junior high studenta, will b'anafer to bus No. 26 to be b'anaported to the junior high. High school students will lrallsfer to bus No. 3 to be lransPorted to the hlgh school. The bus will leave Pomeroy Elementary anil go back to Route 7. l;lown Route 7 to County Road 5. vOICe • along Broadway ,! I Social caIen dar · • (Substituting for Jack now playing again for the twice, to bo exact. The writers O'Brian, Boston Red Sox star Boston Red Sox. in aoston,had me married, Two Tony Conigliaro discussea The Macmillan people weeks after my last date with baseball and his recently thought a book at. this lime · her, one scribe wrote: "Mamie FRIDAY published Ufe story.) would be a great Inspiration to Puts Tony In Slump." A REVIVAL is in progreu at BY TONY CONIGLIARO chUdren as well as adults. For l don't care what anyone the Dexter Church of Christ NEW YORK - Reams havo this reason and no other, my Ufe thinka or writes, she is a good through Aug. 28 nlgbUy, at 7:30. been written about boUplayers, story Is being published this person. If I had the chance, f'd The evangelist, Vernon Russell, now here's my chance to reaUy month. The book Is called date her again. the song leader, Michael and truly express myself. "Seeing It Through." It's not Mamie Van Doren Hazelton. You 're probably wondering f dig into it myself. I talk who rains boUplayers, it's the what the heck . a :/b-year.old about me. The real me. The me ballplayers themselves. EVANGELINE Chapter Past boUplayer has to write about. thsl no one really knows. It's a long season, and when Matronsannualplenic Friday, 6 Carl Yastrzelllllki ssid to me In my oplnioo, some things you're not winning or leading p. m., home of Mr. and Mrs. one day : "Yoo're :a yesrs old, must remain private especially the league, 11 can be a drag. John Lyons, Chestnut St., and you've done it aU." those connected with a group of Winning Is all that counts. Middleport. Bring covered dlsb On the night of August 18, professional athletes. Unusual PersonaUtles change when a and table service. 1967, I was bit in the face with a things happen quite frequenUy, tesmls In a slump. George Scott baseboU. Big league piU,hers a~d If you c.n'l trust a team· goes around tslking to himself. SA'I"DIIDAY throw a baseboU an average mate to keep his mouth shut, Sometimes he gets into a SPECIAL meeting Mid· Bank speed of approximately 90 miles Hie could be miserable indeed. private conversation with one of dleporl Lodge 363, F &AM Easy Terms per hour. on impsc~ my life I have no respect for Jim his bats. It's almost impoulble Saturday, 7:30p.m. Middleport AcCl!PI Trade-In ·. came to a sudden stop. Bouton. Reading some excerpts for total harmony, especially Lodge Hall. Work in master All Ports A•allsble One year later an eye from his book made me sick. He with so many pei'sooaUiies. But mason degree. horse Sales & serv. specialisttoldmel'dneverplay has no right talking about U ~nly jealousies could be BACK-TO-SCHOOL dance baseboU again. He told me. Mlckey~nUe the way be does. ellminated, 11 would lead to Saturday,B:3iltoi1:30Pomeroy "'lbe condition of your eye is What Mickey did off the field more winning. tennis court. Last outslde.dance gettlug worse. y 00 are legally was his business as long as he 1'bese knockdown feuds drive ·of the season. Jays wiU emcee. blind in your left eye." gave 100 percent on the field. me crazy. Some pitchers think Admission 75c I am proud to say that 1 am And be always did. it's a sign of showing a bitter · If writing about MaiiUe's who is boss. PIU,hers who knock SUNDAY +-111111-""!"~ ~~~~~-~~--~ drinking h•bits sells more batters down with the inlenlion CLELAND REUNION Y.. books I'd rather be broke of hittin~ them 00\\e, ~o J!!ts. Sunday, Forest ~ ~. "'1 ;;-V'o ~ 811 ll'ru's'U&~b are jSir\".itf ·~; ~lw~¢11:: . . ~~~l!anll r.: :r P. t ·! >)' · ;"'PTOMETRIST · Dorenrulnir\gboUpalyers.Laat game, but there's a way of Ha.rr.lsonYIIIe, .Eveoy.on,e u year I dated her a few limes .:. doing it without 'throwing at welcome. a~g basket lunch. someooe's head. fllakes more .POMEROY S PONY League, , OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT .---.,-------;· guts to throw the ball over the LitUe League, Pee Wee baaeboU ON THURS. COURT ST POMEROY THE ;,. . ILY SENTIN-EL who's plate. Then you could reauy see teams ptcntc Sunday, I p. m. 1111 boss. bohlnd Pomeroy Junior lllgb. . DEVOTED TO 1 have great admiraUon for Brl"!! covered ,dlsb and table INTEREST OF Frank Robinson, Henry Aaron, service. MEIGS·MASON AREA CHESTER L. T"NNEHILL , Roberto Clemente, Rico MONDAY · Roaei~"'iiD3FLICH, PelroceW, Willie Mays a:\d SOUTHERN Athletic _ . Clly Edllor Hannoo Killebrew . Hitters like BOOsters Monday, 7:30p. m., at Published dally ucepf that deserve more credit for blgh school. 5alurclay by The Ohio Volley thm· accomplislunents •··· Publishing Company, 111 Court ~use Sl. , Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769. they are aU right-handed botTUESDAY Business Office Phone 992-2156, le ~itorlal Phone 992-2157. . rs. POMEROY Chapter 186 OES • PoSecond class pootoge palo •I There are many more rlght- Tueadliy at '1:45 p. m. ~ merov, Ohio. h d • Notlonol odvertiSinP. an ed pitchers than left. Temple; past matronund paai ~~~~,.~~,rn~.~f2 e~:lWJJ~'t.: 1 h~nders, and right-hatided patrons nlgbt will be obllerrid ani! are l"'ged lo be ~nt. = ,'! WHEEL BOISE .,..n.; W. ....(QMPTOU,..,A n ;r f ·'nMir·taDt•llout.Mamlie:v -a- Property Transfers .. Ruth Taylor, Willard Taylor to G81'1 L Smith Ut A., Cheller. , Harold E. Carl, Jeannette R. Cart to Okey S. Cart, Parcel, Rutland. D. F. Andlnoo, Goldie An· cler8on to Plllllp A. Smith, Dorothy L: Smith, Parcela, Rutlald. Thomas J. Pldrall, Mrs. Doria Plckenl to Jed C1 PlclWna, Parcell, Sutton. Elmer Daueber11, dec!d., to Helen ~berty, Cert. of 'l'rlliB., teiUt. tlllo 'lliiiVenity Fund, Inc, tG Prtsldent A: Trultees of Ohio UniVII'Sity, U5 A., Colombia. Alia Cone, ·Dec'd., to AUiert Cone, Do!Wd Cone, ' Betly C. Wilbur, Aff.Trlna., Oolumbla. NeDie W• .Jarrill, ·!lee., to Dennis Gentellmaler, 'Kenneth Gentenmaler, Jame1 ·Ger· stenmaler, Patricia A,nn Gersteamaler, ~binlll. Oren w-a lei Juelte Earl Hossler, EtbeJ. Belle Hoaler, 114 A•l''!'llebrry,' :.. ,.. ,.,~ ,, ·- ·'~.•. :c ;· . , . The Shoe Box 1he CUMBERlAND 17·1(8" d. ~ . New Imtallations a~d B~pairs Bold, beautiful Contempora~y styling with a · Walnut Rralned fin'ish on selected hardWood Vf1nee11'make this· handsome cabinet a itun· ~' QiQK'd\f<Jition 1o yo~r home. Fe~tures e>,itin~ !lit•Weitkf!l' stereo sound system and ·IOiid state dual-channel amPlifier with 40 walls of ' peak ")~Sic power. 'Custom FM; AM . FM stereo radoo q an11er and "floating" diamond il)ilus >yith "f feti')le" warranty. FM stered senuv hght and external tape lacks. 25- 1n" h. 40'' ' i "Where Shoos Art Sensibly ' after~veraldaysvlsitwithMr,. Priced" and Mrs. William Nease liDI! MiddlePort tam11y in Bellef~taine. ,. Model KS431 'i .- ""''"' ·1 RETURNSHOME toattend, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Uswln Nease at noon. returned home Wednesday . • Warm Air ' ' . , , . ' '. ' . . • ... \ McGlothlinPound. . . . , CINCliiNATl (UP!) - E- . . . . - 8:15-8:26 -' Down business Route 7 to p!cklht! ._..__~---"!"'~ ... ,.. ., . Doul*l by Carbcf 1111 lleime Gimble. S<-McGiatiiiJJI, 1111lce Jim McGlothlin was tied the ll:l!n at t - n In the i'oi<Giolhlln L ("7) 3 2-3 • • ........ CIIthekneeb•aballJulJ . NCOOd bmlng, but the lie Wei R1CJ1 Glllbos, who . w W work at IIJ Cll!lNII: ~EB .be three ))!laopholnofel, lofootGullett ~ f.3 1 o ' lihortl[ved <to•"' ' . '"'~~~* UPJ Sjlertl Writer 3, 231 • Pound ll!lad WWlams both fullbllck and tailbaCk, John 8, the ,cincinnati Rtdl ll!ld~lnthe~oUiii Carroll 1 ·I 0 WLOOUS, Ohio (UP!)- and e • fool• 1, 240 • pound Bleclaoe at lttllback and Rou Pat""" 3 U f .3 •·· •"''· ~ 1lu had a ..,U ot NCOOd .,t the f' b Ua (4-131. , pblo Stale'• Woody Hays~ Geof&e Jfutnohrl at the defe~t Moore·at quarterback. bed !liCk. "'""'- ,;1 tw . • Jaalon w 5 l·J t p L Tbe Jateat Will Tbunday (:anlecutiye -..,One of the top -.pbomore ~ ..-~ 10 lettarmen BmOOI a live and •~ • fQOI • 3, HBP...,B• PaJmtl' " . RJ-rqn'llljlllld ladayas the deall 240 , pound .Joho Hiolkll 111 one backl, Joho (Sonlly) liughi!:s, IJ united Pms lnterns!IIMI nllhl wben hB wp JXIIIIM!ed, lor ~theand T~J.. t•~!? wp.;.pafmer, G<lllet. E1ot all the ~- PhiWea' ..... ll:lft, ..... """' a: :"""• 1> .ol BIC Ten ~bil opened olfeiW!ve g1lird ttpOI.A couple of has been lllriU,hed to defense to W. L. Pel. Gl r11111 u 1be Redl feR N In the In the loll Of tbe . , r driJI,I for what could oo the beet Giber IOpbomorea could earn Pll!sb\lrgh 70 59 .w ... finale li a tllree-wne'~t. J'!illl \1011111*1 ~ ~• ; ;,: :~~ ,lW1I ill btl ' 20 yean at lite ·~•berthebytheSept. 26op. Now Yort< 67 61 2' 1 :1 "McGioihlbl ~ ln the runalnthe.lr~ofllll .to · · , Bilckeye bellil. Iller with Tuu A & M. 1 ~ ms :~ :~~3 : fourth lnnlnC stvlna rout MI:GJGiliJih. ., . : · With 18 wllw out of II ~ Hayea has 11x of ' ldl top Phllldolrhla 59 10 .457 n • siJ: 01 the Plilllet' tlgbl blta. The Rltda mpve 011 to Man· '' I< 11fflt the lul two yean, Hates -onbacka'returnlngfromlast Monlrea 55 74 ..m 15 Snce being hit by a -lib vlf treal tonlgbt for the ltart of a , ,hai If :ltartett back ,from Jut yaar, Including llo~year reguI . W~~l 1,. Pd. GB the bat of San IJII!IO'I ~ series. ' year'i lealn wbldl Joel Ita lara t.tty ZeUna at wingback CINCINNATI (VPII - . 4 wwlletll n lltiaflwl finale to Michigan, 24-IJ. and Leo Hayden at tallbacll. IJiadlaal'• alllldal wlaee JMre Cincinnati a5 47 .Uf ... Webster July I at Rlv C c NNATI tile fll'll trc1er af Los Angeles 72 55 .567 10'1:1 Stadium in ClllclmaU, he has IN I And coupled with an Olllltand· "Suplr Sub" Roo Mac!lejowskl ...... ftr llle Qeveldllmlu tadaf. Francisco 6.5 63 .501 18 -'""'In nine ~•"""' And 1n lb r h bl Sin lng aO(lht!more c... , Hayes has backing up Kern at quarter· ne Browu ...... 111e aaeiauU B"D&JJ" Atlanta 6.5 ~ 504 181ft ......-· Rose, rf s 2 4 o Houston 59 70 '457 2A'h IJioae appearancel, be Wal Tolan, cf 5 0 2 0 aald, "We should be better than back, and -handyman Tom IIIPi IIIII tbey apeet I - - . - fnlll 1'1111 Ilion'• S.n Ol~o 58 ao :385 34 rllJlP.id for 18 earned runs In 41 ' ~rz. lb • 0 1 1 ,lUI·~ because we should get campana t!le Jiackup man at <· Tllursdlly's Results 1..3 ~. . Bench, c s o 3 1 · . , IIIGI'll help from our sopbo- both wingback and taUback. . 1 of ·' "We're 111111 P'"'taa .te &M aome Ill tbe JOIIIIIIen • NStewL Yor k, ~-AtlaFnla 11 'lbe s11 hill he yielded 'lbura- ~lbo .~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ .. , morea." • · Backfield depth wU1 ba added 1 · ou 1 • . .n ron day·'""t'-JudedapalrofdoU· H 1 s 2b s o 1 1 Amon& tile .14 returning frGm sophomores, Including ebaaee to p1aJ illla wr+ed," ..W Clllck BlaC• Collllt: ef Houston S Montreal 4 '""'' ""' •m• Philo 6 Cincinnati 3 bill by IMr)' llille and a tw~ Concepcn. ss 3 0 0 0 1111 rteldoil. Be !lsdlealell1 llowevtr, tbe Browu' ffrll •rill regulan -.e IW!h perfarmerJ Chicago 5 Sin Diego 1 run bonier by fleron Johnaoo. McGlothin, P 1 0 0 0· u aD-Amirlca111 Jack Tatum will -~ .... " the load. (Only games scheduled) . "McGlothlin got burt with h1B Gullett. P 1 0 0 0 "We'd IDe QliUierllllek Bm Nellen to play the m.,Jor Todly's Praltlb~ Pllchlrs McRea. ph 1 0 0 0 1 at cll'lt8fb&ck, Jbn Sdllwagan Rommel Called Out CAll Tlmu EDT> hanging curves," 11ld Reds Carroll. p 0 0 0 0 at middle guard and quarter. · port10D of 11ae pme," 11e llld. "Bal we a11e p1u ta ue Mike Cincinnati (Nolan 15·5) at 11111181er Sparky Andenon. Totoll 40 3 IS 3 ~cit Rex Kern, third In the BALTIMORE (UP!) -Eddie Pblppl IIIII llDD Galli." Montreal (Stoneman 4-13) 1 J~'-•• Bench attributed the PHILADELPHIA Bellman Trophy vollne last Rommel, an American League ' , ..,...., d , 1b r h bi p.m. freckled rlghthan er s pro· Bowa, ss 4 1 o I ~ year. umpire known eatller lor his Atlanta (Stone 9·9) at Phi· blems to "rhythm." Taylor, 2b 4 o 1 o Hayes hal to replace all· oulltandlng pitching In the 7 1 "'/:~~~~~:";'~:,3~; ;~9~·~i ''He's out there flgbtlug to get Gamble, rf 2 1 0 0 America fullback Jbn oa. and league, died 'l'hunday ntcht 2 Houston I Blasingame 1·1), 8:30 It," said Ben<:h. "He'll be an Johnson, lb ~ 01 01 0 liD leveral Interior line poai. I~ a flve-ntooth IDnesa. Briggs, If • p.m. rl&ht. He's got the Iime . . . a Money, Jb • 1 2 o liiN, but appears to have the He wu 72. · ~O!i.ou/~\~u~~.~~~ 1 Pt;,~ ~th, and we've BliJ1 gold llhe0\0 Hisle, ct • 2 2 1 talent available. . Rommel, born ·here, pitched Chicago !Jenkins 16-141 at games belwee: us an Compton, c 2 o o o Tetinc 0!11' ttpOt wU1 be II- 13IIWOIIS with the Pblladelphla Sin Diego (Kirby 8-14), 10:30 Dodgers." r:~::':;;,PP ~ ~ ~ loot-2, 2!f11ound Joho Brocklng· Atblelica and had an overaU 0 p.m. 0oo GaUett, a more than Tatoll 31 6 I 5 ton, who played behind 0111 for record of 171 wins and Ill Pittsburgh (Moose 1·8) at Sin promlalng roolde, followed Me· Cincinnati 110 IIIII OOD-3 two yeata, defeall. ln 1922 and 182$, 11e won Francisco (Marlchal 8-9), 11 Glothlln to the lllllund. He Phllodelohla 210 300 00•-<1 Among the line starters will more than 20 games. CL!F'TON, N. J. (UP!) - p.m . hiJe E Helms DP Phil Order By Phone Mike Reasor caddied lor Arnold S.turcliJ's Gomes struck out five batters w edelphla. LOB. - Cincinnati And Toko E., HOm. ,'. Palmer, and learned from Billy Cincinnati at Montreal reel1ng off a scoreless 3 1-3 in- 13 , Phlledelphlo •· Atlanta at Philo, night ning relief stint. . 2&-Carbo Helms Hisle 2 casper, but Thursda Y be gave New York at Housfon ' ' R' 992-5432 both of them 8 lessoo. st. Louis at Los Ang, night "You see him and you know Palmer. r<ooe. Bench . H . Reasor shot a ·lklnder118r 86, Pittsburgh at Sin Fran you've got something coming Johnson 125). 58- Bench, . ._ _ _ _ _ _..,.; Mllor t.Hg .. I.Hdtrl Bv United Presslnttrnotlon~l onesb'okeoffthecourserecord IOnlygamess~Jceduledl next year," ssld Bench. WILMINGTON, OJllo (UP!)- · him." · Nallonol l.uguo ClnclDnall Bencaia coach Paul ''But we feel If we can beat at Upper Montclair Country Phllllea' Jefthander Grant G. AI R. H. Pel. Amorlcon League Jackaon blanked the Reds with BrOWII' 11ys the upcoming Wt the BrOWIII, a team we play Clmnta, Pit 9837~ 62 136 .364 Club to take the flrsl-round qalnat tile Cleveland BrOWlllll three i·Umes; we•n have a Carty, All 109 390 76 141 .362 lead 'In the ~.000 Dow Jones v-L. Pel. GB siJ: bits afteallr taPklnbng ovlner thefor ''just another but the chanee for the playoffs," be Parker, LA 127 ·481 70 159 .331 Open - goU's ricboat lour· llalllmore 83 45 .648 .:. starter IA>w a er Perez, Cln 12'1476 95 157 .330 71 57 .sss 12 fourth . · ..., - It dlllerenUy. l>lld. Willms, Chi 131 519 ns 169 .326 namenl Moot of the game's top New Y<Wk · . Brown, who fOUDded tbe · Riley was changed from Tolan, Cin 12S oliO 96 156 .32S players.had their problems, but ~ :~~ J~ Pete Rose rapped out four bits Brow111, Will aulde bla llllnt quarterback at Florida AlrM ROM, Cln 12'1531 99 171 .322 Reasor didn't, and bo gave Cleveland 62 66 .48~ 21 and Bench and Bernie Carbo Woshlngton 60 67 .~n 22'11 chimed in with tbree apiece for year Bengali aplnat them at where he wan coached by the Galton. SO 121 oliO 79 1.14 .321 Casper the credit Hckmn. Chi 119 413 84 132 .320 "He had bolped and advised West 10 of the Reds' 15 hlta. Rberfront Slldlwn bere Salur· legendary Gallhen to a Torre, St.L 128 <195 70 158 .319 clay nlgbt. He wu fired from defensive back with Cincinnati Oovls, LA 118 486 70 155 .319 me a lo~ particularly with the Minnesota ~5 ~i Pet. GB Rose's splurge left him only Otatz, SF 115 3811 63 123 .319 mental part of the game," California the BrOWIII poat In 00. lutlleaiOII. . 12 S6 :: ;j ' two hits shy of the 1,500to~ Amerl~n Logue ·''Of course Paul wanll to "f feel I'm doing a better job Reasorsaid."lknowwhenlhlt Ookland 68 61 .S27 8'h andboostedhlsav~e ...... AI R. H. Pet. 'th Kan•os City .t9 79 .383 27 ~11e first of Roses three sin· 'win 'ein all," aaid Bengal now," said Riley, "A year's Olivo, Min 123G.504 77 163 .323 the hall now, what I can d WI Milwaukee 48 Bl .m 28'1• glee a hit batsman and a single ®rnerback Ken Riley. "But espetlence has helped. Johnsn, Cal 122 485 67 155 .320 I know when to gamble and Chicago 48 83 .366 2'l'h by Ben'ch th Reds a 1-G Ibl8 ga1ne 18 very Important. "I'm cancenb'atlng more on A4>rlclo, Chi 122 418 71 IS2 .318 it. when not to gamble. Billy has TllursdaJ'I llnuHs gave e 8os 120 472 90 ISO .318 been a real big help." All the guys feel the :wne the receiver now," he added. Sinlth, Minnesota 5 Boston 2 lead in the top of the first Inning. '· Ystskl, But PhUadelphia came back way." · "Last year aa a rookie I was F. Rbnsn,8osBal125 <138 9S 139 .317 Club pros Paul Harney and Milwaukee u Cleveland 2 Baltimore 6 Ooktand 4 with two of their own on a two· · RJley said the team would very anxious and unsettled. I lipped into Wu 105 385 69 120 .312 T Foooa, Clo 11UI4 58 131 .309 "like to win ptpedally for leel ~e_!e~~ IIlii year. Powll, Bal 124 (13 68 132 .305 775xl4 Hortn, Oot 96 371 53 113 .305 other players had sb Washington IHannan 9·5 and COLUMBUS (UPII Plnlla, KC · 112 ~13 .U 125 .303 . 775xl5 · . Bosman 1J.9) at Kansas City Palmer and Jack Nicklaus (Rooker 7_14 and Johnson 6·8), Othello Joba1oa, owaer· Cln shot 738, Dave Hill 75, Gary 2, 1 p.m. drher from GaWpoUs, Rt. 1, , 42: ~rez, Cin 39: Williams, Chi Player and Sam Snead 76 and California IMar 6-11 and kepi JUDe G. II froat all llle llyUbltedl'nu latenallooal aplnat the Vlklnga, will be 36; H. Aaron, All 35; Allen, Frank Beard 78. A 68 by PGA Murphy 13·1l • Cleveland way to win the featured SUfll St0C· It"" (Hand 5-9 '"I and •.,Chance HI, 2. '· ·• a.o:...• , . . _ ,, _ . ,. The N~J.?'~ -~·• •W . ~IIol , the · Stee'- a~ St~:rco="Jt;·~u:.w, (!'hamp1Oft ..,...,., UciYt wn,• J: aQ p·,m: UVIo -.~.....--~· ~ more ll8b1Uileil lliaii again Iii his effort to win the Mlnn 38; Howard, Wash 36; Casper's 70 and U.S. Open Mllweukee IPi!llln 9·11 and dayo1Ptbyalle<k1DZ:07S. ' uaell In Ja4t•.. ~s . --~ f~ttlng quai'tel'back jol) Yaslrzemskl, 8os 33; Powell, Champ Tony Jacldln's 71 were Bolin 5·9) at Baltimore IHardin 5. Can't Prelelld ud FJir. 111n over.thelrilnlri6C!ity rivall, frGm . Notre Dame alwnnua Batt 29; Oliver, KC 26. the beat of the "name" players. H and Phoobus 3-5) 2, S: 30 tattoo fiDisbed ill a dead beat ' · Run• Batted In p.m. , lilt Jell, Iangle tonlibt witb the Terry Hanratty. NIIIIOflll t.Hguo: Bench, Cln Minnesota t Kaat 10·9 and for 8n;uuu p1ace. Pltllborgh Steelerst who In the ooly other game 127; Portz, Cln 122: Williams. w.-.-;::::-.;:~:::::::::%::~::::::::::::::::::::$::::::::::::-n Tlant 7-2) af New York Mou Let went ahead ta a apped a regular.and'9fHII• tonigl!l, the Buffalo Bills meet Chi 112; H. Aaron, Aft 109; (Peterson 14-9 and Keklch 3·3), four·length win over Ugbtp 1irq of II alr~lgbtloases thelnW:SaUhlnsturdalon'IRedloklti . na.Balll ~C:.,.?.a,!iF~~uo: Howard, Plus Fed. and State Taxes Tbe Meigs Marauder 2. IPeters 12•101 01 nlug Miss ill the co-featured with a 20-IS victory over the . Y ac oo, • Wash 101; Klltebiew, Mlnn 99; football oqud wOI play Ita Chicago !John 11 ·13) , 9 p.m. $l,DOD Pace wbere Chief No Trade-In Necessary Yal!llted Mlnneaota VIkings two more plays Miami, Cleveland Powell, Ball, 97; Oliva. Mlnn flnlscrlaunale of the season Ookland tOdom S·Sl al Majesty was tblrd. The 3-7 . weeks ago. Qllllea with Clnclnnau, Dallas 92; Oliver, KC 88. dally double combination of Saturday at Nelsoavllle Oetrolt (Lollch 12·141. 9 p.m.. Saturclly's Games Joe Villa and Cattle Ed Joaes The televlaed game (ABC 9 challenges Jlouton, Loa An· Nllflonal ~c':,1Merrltt, Cin atariiDJI at 1:30 a. m. at Kan City, night relarned •u.oo. Tbe 3·5 p.m. EDT) will be the, first geles !I at Sill Diego, Chicago :Z0.10; Gibson, ~t. L 19-5; Seaver, Botb the NelaoDvllle York Wuh BostOn at Chlila9o • f!lotball game played Ill Pitta- vlalll Sl, Loull, Sin Francisco NY 17·9; ~rry, SF 17·13; Backeyea ud New LexiDIIID Ookland at Oetrolt qulaeU. sele<tioo was wortll : burgh'• new Three Rivera playe o;m.er, Kansas City Jonklno, Chi 16- JA. Calli ot Cievtland f!C.%0. T•e 4,597 haraesa 992-2238 Btadlulll. A seRbut crowd of collldei · with Allanta and AIMrlcan McNally are expeded to play Ia the Mllw at Ball, niDhl radag fans wagered 1 total of ' and Cuellar, Bal 20-7: Perry, ...tmmace. 1 N Or! B and Mlnn al New York. night $llli,IOL N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 11,0110 Ia eJPOCted. ooton ew eana mee Mlnn tf-11; Palmer, Ball 18-7; · ·Dick Shiner, an ex.ateeler, on the neutral turf of Jacksoo, McDowell, Cleve 18-S; Wright, *::x-».:.<~~>~:fflW,::::::<'<:~::ili«<:~s,:,= i!taY get the starting caD at Mlu. ·eat 18-9. · TEN , INJURED -uartfrback for .the Gl~nll 011 Sunday the Jets play SHOT ACCIDII:Ift'AU.Y . PORT WASHINGTON, Ohio tnternationsiiAifiUI stondings IInce acrambllnc Fran Minl)elota and Green Bay~ RANDOLPH, N. (UPI) _ (UPf)- ~110 persons were By United Prau lnltrnaiiDflll tartenton has been 1lotiMnd by oo Oailand. Mooday nights Kevin H Sl[llll 12 ClnclnnaU sllghUy injured Thuraday night W L Pel. GB I JII'Oin in)l!r)'. acllcin pill Phlladelpbla against Ohio, dft!d wedit..ciay after ~ when an amusement ride at a ·~~~·~ ~~ : :~: 6 . Terry Bnldahaw, . pro foo~ Detroit. was aCcidentaUy shot. Tbe boy localleslival collapoed and aUd Rod> ester 72 S9 .sso 1o !iaU'I No. I draft pick last . · A couple of depciled coaches had been hunting at a 'fam111 down an embankment In this Tidewater 70 63 .S26 13 ·pin~baD. who !'~ !.~thedofdtebla n to Saof~ nigblubt campelte In Ibis Cattaraugus rmuniuraltyaoutheast Ohio com- ~~~m: 1 8 8 pme on"'" --... · ~'!' : their forlner"'" c ea County eommunlty, · near • Toledo 48 65 .361 3S lW~ pasalng perfOI'IDIIICII tWDIIbl cbara · Jamastown with ldl cousin, The De tl 11 _,_ f Wlmlpeg ~7 85 .356 35'11 f """'""• Johoaon II of Akron mocra c .,.a, or Tllul;tdlr,'• Results ., · ~· ..• • · . ' the pre11dency ID 18110 WBI Louisville 6 wnntpeg 2 O•ll ·~ · • Oblo, :Jolmlon'a 2kallber rifle the flrlllln ltiJtory to be com· Louisville 9 Winnipeg 3 l2ndl of two Incumbent Tldewaterl.RochesterOttOin.) ' ' dlacJiarled l'r<1111 a Joc. wben he slipped [IOied ~~e~~aton. Richmond 6 Syracuse 5 •' . llill:-c: ·. !:!!. :: foliJ:tb,$ ·"f alter'. = STEAl . HOUSE '! • ( the Fabulous ! Home Pupil8 Tums T Teacher II ' f1 : Jilst Another Game . ANTENNAS ·. . AND .· f::' COLOR OR BL4'CK AN~ WHI_TE, · T.V. SERVICE fiERVLCE.MAI\IAGEjl tt flOI,D)YALKIU~--· HUMPHREY' S TV . . . ... . 'f ,. ,·' E. MAIN ST. WWEST PRICES! :: J"'" .. · -,- ' Better Mileage - Best E::,t same" ·Pomeroy, · ,.. '1 .. ' ' I .' ' TIRES ° i.*~~~:u~~ ~ 08~ ~~~~r~=~i~~~.. ,:;,, ::.:,:,,Y.~~==~=~= ' ' i'>;, , Jets, Gi!!nts on Tube Notlonolt:~!~:;..ch, ' ''· ---A i.:i;;· A ' ,' ~j' .;t•. ..~' ·~. ,I HC.JD CH~ORrN4tiD ''' · lU:JR.MOif ·~, . -': . · ·. · ·.· • ( • -"f I ,J \1 ,.,- ? '31.80,. F78 QZ'.n:~~~·~ r ·/~~~·~. H78 m:~: J78 :::::: •37.1 o v. u;n.... c, = ,::1::1: ::.;, s··· i«<·P·ATI'OPLEASURE tl\at Comu "BUILT·IN" With • ~~~~PD,Ti. Residential . . ·• PATIO. . •W.-::' . Cp.ellar Wins 20 Again ' • .ao •37 H&R FIRESTONE LH,.., }' . ~· Wide Oval n Abrahanl II CODSiderecl the a il c eat or Of the lar8ellte nation tbrougb biJ 11011, lilac. r:--:--:"tfi:'-"""'::"..,.,.....~~"?:':+-+--~~ , ~-· St. Paul's Lutheran Clrurch willsp<infor ail lee cream IOCla1 FridaY and Saturday alB pcm. Take home ordei1 may be placed by.phoolng m.2010 after B p. Iii• . Dlildren's Back to Sd1111f • 11111m., soO.u. pLANNJ;o CHESTER LODGE No~3231 · centa per week; one year In happen If the great left.llanded Daughters of America, TIJ!Ied&Y advance $23.40. ot Tho Dolly Stntlnel' bltten had to face as many 1 ~fflce, $1K months~ 8 p.m. Charter.to ~ draped for M~Jg; 1~~.m:'h~~- ~:rl~~ ·souullbpadn'wtsbltas rl1ghtlesof. Tiley two deceased memjlera; ; servlc~t not avalleble : On• wo near Y as ten as to wear "hi~. .· , ~T'$ \J,-50. Bv moll: One_vur they dn. '!bat Is something a lot members MEETINq REGULAR I moi.ttis ..~:.'ru~~,;F'kin ~~ of people don't take into conMlddlepor~ Lodce 363 F~ · Includes Sunday Tlmei:.Stntlnel.. ~sideratlon • . Tuesday 7:30 p.m; MlddlepGrt Lodge Han. · Complete Unes HAS WEEKEND GUEST Miss Lucille Bradshaw of Pomeroy had as· a weekend guest, Mr. Harold Whitteklnd of Marietta. .· Brown. Work on AMrotur/ 8:15 - Arrives ·at the high school. . '. Ia• 1 R!~~o.er lbwa: :~~::~: picking up blgh school sludenll. ·:~~i~~~~::.:~~I~=-~ .~:-: ~r~~ ~~-~ SHOES ' ,• ·.,S-'t)ll""',;_~l,~y,O.,Aupttl,l970 ~· ' ... , ' ~.; , . ' . .' · :'1lJ Bucks Could Be Best . Srlliool Bus.RoUtes Ctiarig~ . HIMe~~ ~aeiJ· •' ' ·' , '• t ~~ below Ill'• the buJ . ., I; ~ I MVell-hltter for the lrlumgh. power Philadelphia past ClnclnCleveland made five ~ · to nali. Granl Jackaon picked up ··~ a ao. gtve Milwaukee siJ: ununled the victory in relld while Jbn the :lleebnd runs . McGlothlin IUffered the Joss. ' Meta moved witblo ia"' Bob Glblion 0111dueled Goy· Pltllburlh In lbe lord Perry~ win his 19dll!IDl,e tiilb the as St. Louis beat San ~ ~~;over AUanta. Jim co. Perry, who's 17-13, gave up pitched a fJve.bltfer nine hill and Gibson aUowed Clendenon bit a two- e.lght. The .difference was that In the first lnnil!l.' the Giallt,; committed fl~ to within ll!!ll' erron to gt~e St. Louis llrie Pirates with it. ljllli8rned runs · ~)~ego as BQll t.fl7 pitched I ' ~ · · llx-hlftl!l:. hiller fotir hill tor . . Houston Fran the golden grain 'neath the generous sun comes the pure grain beer i 1' ' ) ') �' • '-~· t ~ ' '. ~ r + ' t~~ •• '~ J ~ ""''"··'·'' ~' '~"'' ~ 'rj{.' ' ' ~ ~ educ~Uoo ~."I \ · ~tiJ:' ·~ ,~- ~~ 1 .frol!l the junior hJgb to the · skadenll lo · ' ' . ' . BVS li;ate changes 1n the Mkt· scbool. the Pomeroy · Elem,nlart. b.M~!Jrlhfgbsc:bool. 18liSN0.1t ~Witadbury-fortlle BUSNO. I , School. . , ·7 :!iD-'F!Mp&:ltupat'lllt F~Maaley,Drlv_. , 'lf/11':71 school year. Any routes . WUIIamRIWII,Drlvfl: , ' BUSI'f0. 1 · · ~· ~ on ·Sill!\· \ Mll,•Mif!tley\fUlp~upAU., ~ ~IUilied l!tlow will remain 7:ll - Pick up the.flllh. and . l(n. VlrgtlltJM;I)rlver RO\IIe !,., , . . ' s!Utleilll In tlie ; ~_-, iUCIIy the INIIJle as they were sixth grade students lri the Aid' , 8:55 - Pick. up the . lint 7 ;~ ""iJ!01!D Slate (lllu!_e ,7 to h wQI ~ PICJI .IIII:'all ·JUi)lor a!'lhe end of the I!IBll-70 school area. students oo the John Dean fll'ill Rout~! ~u. . . . ~ iie!~!-0.. high ~II Jiving ..... · _7 : :a~ Pick up the·filth lfl'ade On County ~d 14A l . · , ?:30 ;,;, 'Op 'llot!1i lO , tp · on'•bUalnau ~. ,t;~ !tlbe bus route lime achedules, walk-ills at the junior hlgll: · 7:10 - Down the Wolf Pen BilleY'• lluil . ., . ,. '• ~·anc~ ~ Sle t ln. the Middleport7:30- Pick up tjle Ml<ldleporl Road to State Route 10. 7:t5 ...: Down ~·· Run will plek Up lll)llldenli In' the adburyareas,willberunnlng Hill fifth and sitth ~s • ... 7:15-: Up Rou\f ttl, to ~.' ti8ct ~ Boule .,. tM· at the. Ald'~~Jifth~~. 1& mlllutea later than 7:35 - ArriveattheBrildbl!l1 t.ambertfarm. ' ·er~, · ·: . _ Ill:~~· · ..';• 1- · '':'., . the 1919-70 school year. School. 7:30 - Up BaD Run Road to · 7:30 ,;_ UP ,. Route m to 7;1• .,. F~ pJck 1111 .l l lhi ~laterplck-uptimehasbeen 7:40- Pick.up Ill ~ades al Napper's !ann. . · Sho\&U!i:HOUow. . . ,. · Sb,a~.C0ve ~· !l'f, lms!!lt!! , ' de pouible because the high the Gravel Hill and ~d 7:40 - Back-traCk to Route 7,:116'7¥rPil ~ lloiiOif ~te 'T... " ., . · - ·· 1 and junior high school 7:~ - DownCountyRoad5to Street areas. 143. , IGState~l4o' lt3.' · ". . ·· 7i20-i.'QOw!\~WRou!e"'to ' bestartlng15mll1u\0Sialer. WMPORadioStationpicklngup 7:50 - Arrive at the Mid· 7:C5 - Pick up &~II an 8:06-DOWnRo!lteiOtotht Old. Route~• .; ·, . · Bradbury School will start any fifth or sixth grade students dleport Elementary $chool. ' Route 143 down to Roule) 7 llnlclliuey',School. . Jtpllca: Jllgb 1:2li : .Up l!Uvet Run ani) ljC8:10a.m. whlchwillmakelt inthatarea. • 7 : 52-Arrlveat~Jjejunlor 7:55 - Over l!twberry . . .IIWIJl~tob!JlNo: back ,to!lkiRD.!!~}! . • nlcessar>' for the Middleport 8:00- BackupCountyRoadS blghschool - pickuptlJeslxlh Heights to Pomeroy~ 1tobeb'8nlpOI'tedtodll!•junior 7:10- UP.-i>.:..Y'allu!t·1Uid · aljldents attending the Brad· to the Bradbury School. Back grade walk-ills. tary. lllgh school studenta will blgh. . . , . .· 1 bact to old Rol!li 7. . · 1, ~school to catch the bus at down County Road 5 lol\:ard 8:05 - Arrives at the Brad· transfer to boa No. 3 to be 8:07-,DcnniRoute?tollillOn • · 7:36 - llcriiil old Rot!le 7 to a'O earHer time ll!an last year. Middleport picking up all bury School. transpotted to •the blgh sclloo!· A""nue. ·; ·. ' · ,. , ·~ROute 7. , . · ~ schools except Btadbury students except fifth and sixth 8: 1& - Arrives back at the 1:05 - Arrive at Bradbury 8:10 - Up UnlaD ~yenue 71!)- ·09wn neW .~ 7 to Wpl be dlsrnlased in the af· graders. Juniorhlghtolrans)iortaloadof Elementary. picJdMupl!i8blcboollfudlnll. the Gallla .County Line ~oonat the same time as last 8:10 - Arrives at the Mid· high school studenta to the blgh 8:15 - ArrlveatM~ Junior l:l& :;>" Arrlveatthe Pen:"" OJ , 7 :.t7 - Backup. ~~uie7to · )!far. · dleport Elementary SchooL school. · · · High. This bus will b'anaport a Elementai'y Sc~l, ·'J'bls.· tiUa COUI\ty Road 3 (LOwer Leading : ' In Middleport the junior high 8:15 - Arrives at the junior 8:30 - Arrives at the blgh load of high schoolatudents to will pick up the blgh school Q-eek Ro!od) · ~hool wiU be the main pick-lip high school. 'Ibis bus b'ansports scho{IJ. the high school. atudents frGm l!UIIel No. I lli!l 7:liG- Over County Road 3 to ~Uoo for both high school a load, of high school students 8:45 - DeUvera elementary 8:30 - Arrive at Meigs lllgh No.3(, buslne.lil Route 7. 6.dents and fifth and siJ:th School. 1:30- Arrive at Meigs lllgh 7:55 ..:. Up Route 7 IIi tiKi ~ students that wiU be ,--------------- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - \ Middleport Elemen~ry and !~ the Bradbury School. 1 I Mein Meigs Junior High School. station for both junior and senior high students from Rutland.Juniorandseniorhlgh sllleknts Uving within walldng dlstsnce of the Rutland Elementary School should report alia. m. In POmeroy the old junior high will be the main pick-1111 statioo for both junior and senior high students from Pomeroy. Junior and aenior hllb students living within walking dlatance of the old Pomeroy J~lor High School shouldbotllereat8a. m. Five routes have been charged. 'lbese are : BUSNO. Jt PaulJDeDani,Drlver 7:25 - Pick up t!Ie first students at the Art Hess residence on Leading Q-eek Road. 7:30 - Down Leading Q-eek to Route 7. Up Route 7 to Union Avenue. 7:40 - Up Union Avenue picking up grades one through el~ht between Route 7 and the y.ere r.!n ~~ s::~ ~V:::~ t lor high school shoufd report the school by 8 ac·m. Fifth ado students living within j!illlklng dlatance will be picked 7:25a. m. and sixth grade ts living within walkln~ ce at 7:50a. m. '!lP. Ruliand the elementary scliOot will be the main pick-up I, old Chevrolet Garage (Mrs. Knlghtwtll turn around altho oldC!MlvroletGarage). 7:46 - Up Mulberry Avenue to the Pomeroy Elemtll\arY School. Junior high studenta, will b'anafer to bus No. 26 to be b'anaported to the junior high. High school students will lrallsfer to bus No. 3 to be lransPorted to the hlgh school. The bus will leave Pomeroy Elementary anil go back to Route 7. l;lown Route 7 to County Road 5. vOICe • along Broadway ,! I Social caIen dar · • (Substituting for Jack now playing again for the twice, to bo exact. The writers O'Brian, Boston Red Sox star Boston Red Sox. in aoston,had me married, Two Tony Conigliaro discussea The Macmillan people weeks after my last date with baseball and his recently thought a book at. this lime · her, one scribe wrote: "Mamie FRIDAY published Ufe story.) would be a great Inspiration to Puts Tony In Slump." A REVIVAL is in progreu at BY TONY CONIGLIARO chUdren as well as adults. For l don't care what anyone the Dexter Church of Christ NEW YORK - Reams havo this reason and no other, my Ufe thinka or writes, she is a good through Aug. 28 nlgbUy, at 7:30. been written about boUplayers, story Is being published this person. If I had the chance, f'd The evangelist, Vernon Russell, now here's my chance to reaUy month. The book Is called date her again. the song leader, Michael and truly express myself. "Seeing It Through." It's not Mamie Van Doren Hazelton. You 're probably wondering f dig into it myself. I talk who rains boUplayers, it's the what the heck . a :/b-year.old about me. The real me. The me ballplayers themselves. EVANGELINE Chapter Past boUplayer has to write about. thsl no one really knows. It's a long season, and when Matronsannualplenic Friday, 6 Carl Yastrzelllllki ssid to me In my oplnioo, some things you're not winning or leading p. m., home of Mr. and Mrs. one day : "Yoo're :a yesrs old, must remain private especially the league, 11 can be a drag. John Lyons, Chestnut St., and you've done it aU." those connected with a group of Winning Is all that counts. Middleport. Bring covered dlsb On the night of August 18, professional athletes. Unusual PersonaUtles change when a and table service. 1967, I was bit in the face with a things happen quite frequenUy, tesmls In a slump. George Scott baseboU. Big league piU,hers a~d If you c.n'l trust a team· goes around tslking to himself. SA'I"DIIDAY throw a baseboU an average mate to keep his mouth shut, Sometimes he gets into a SPECIAL meeting Mid· Bank speed of approximately 90 miles Hie could be miserable indeed. private conversation with one of dleporl Lodge 363, F &AM Easy Terms per hour. on impsc~ my life I have no respect for Jim his bats. It's almost impoulble Saturday, 7:30p.m. Middleport AcCl!PI Trade-In ·. came to a sudden stop. Bouton. Reading some excerpts for total harmony, especially Lodge Hall. Work in master All Ports A•allsble One year later an eye from his book made me sick. He with so many pei'sooaUiies. But mason degree. horse Sales & serv. specialisttoldmel'dneverplay has no right talking about U ~nly jealousies could be BACK-TO-SCHOOL dance baseboU again. He told me. Mlckey~nUe the way be does. ellminated, 11 would lead to Saturday,B:3iltoi1:30Pomeroy "'lbe condition of your eye is What Mickey did off the field more winning. tennis court. Last outslde.dance gettlug worse. y 00 are legally was his business as long as he 1'bese knockdown feuds drive ·of the season. Jays wiU emcee. blind in your left eye." gave 100 percent on the field. me crazy. Some pitchers think Admission 75c I am proud to say that 1 am And be always did. it's a sign of showing a bitter · If writing about MaiiUe's who is boss. PIU,hers who knock SUNDAY +-111111-""!"~ ~~~~~-~~--~ drinking h•bits sells more batters down with the inlenlion CLELAND REUNION Y.. books I'd rather be broke of hittin~ them 00\\e, ~o J!!ts. Sunday, Forest ~ ~. "'1 ;;-V'o ~ 811 ll'ru's'U&~b are jSir\".itf ·~; ~lw~¢11:: . . ~~~l!anll r.: :r P. t ·! >)' · ;"'PTOMETRIST · Dorenrulnir\gboUpalyers.Laat game, but there's a way of Ha.rr.lsonYIIIe, .Eveoy.on,e u year I dated her a few limes .:. doing it without 'throwing at welcome. a~g basket lunch. someooe's head. fllakes more .POMEROY S PONY League, , OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT .---.,-------;· guts to throw the ball over the LitUe League, Pee Wee baaeboU ON THURS. COURT ST POMEROY THE ;,. . ILY SENTIN-EL who's plate. Then you could reauy see teams ptcntc Sunday, I p. m. 1111 boss. bohlnd Pomeroy Junior lllgb. . DEVOTED TO 1 have great admiraUon for Brl"!! covered ,dlsb and table INTEREST OF Frank Robinson, Henry Aaron, service. MEIGS·MASON AREA CHESTER L. T"NNEHILL , Roberto Clemente, Rico MONDAY · Roaei~"'iiD3FLICH, PelroceW, Willie Mays a:\d SOUTHERN Athletic _ . Clly Edllor Hannoo Killebrew . Hitters like BOOsters Monday, 7:30p. m., at Published dally ucepf that deserve more credit for blgh school. 5alurclay by The Ohio Volley thm· accomplislunents •··· Publishing Company, 111 Court ~use Sl. , Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769. they are aU right-handed botTUESDAY Business Office Phone 992-2156, le ~itorlal Phone 992-2157. . rs. POMEROY Chapter 186 OES • PoSecond class pootoge palo •I There are many more rlght- Tueadliy at '1:45 p. m. ~ merov, Ohio. h d • Notlonol odvertiSinP. an ed pitchers than left. Temple; past matronund paai ~~~~,.~~,rn~.~f2 e~:lWJJ~'t.: 1 h~nders, and right-hatided patrons nlgbt will be obllerrid ani! are l"'ged lo be ~nt. = ,'! WHEEL BOISE .,..n.; W. ....(QMPTOU,..,A n ;r f ·'nMir·taDt•llout.Mamlie:v -a- Property Transfers .. Ruth Taylor, Willard Taylor to G81'1 L Smith Ut A., Cheller. , Harold E. Carl, Jeannette R. Cart to Okey S. Cart, Parcel, Rutland. D. F. Andlnoo, Goldie An· cler8on to Plllllp A. Smith, Dorothy L: Smith, Parcela, Rutlald. Thomas J. Pldrall, Mrs. Doria Plckenl to Jed C1 PlclWna, Parcell, Sutton. Elmer Daueber11, dec!d., to Helen ~berty, Cert. of 'l'rlliB., teiUt. tlllo 'lliiiVenity Fund, Inc, tG Prtsldent A: Trultees of Ohio UniVII'Sity, U5 A., Colombia. Alia Cone, ·Dec'd., to AUiert Cone, Do!Wd Cone, ' Betly C. Wilbur, Aff.Trlna., Oolumbla. NeDie W• .Jarrill, ·!lee., to Dennis Gentellmaler, 'Kenneth Gentenmaler, Jame1 ·Ger· stenmaler, Patricia A,nn Gersteamaler, ~binlll. Oren w-a lei Juelte Earl Hossler, EtbeJ. Belle Hoaler, 114 A•l''!'llebrry,' :.. ,.. ,.,~ ,, ·- ·'~.•. :c ;· . , . The Shoe Box 1he CUMBERlAND 17·1(8" d. ~ . New Imtallations a~d B~pairs Bold, beautiful Contempora~y styling with a · Walnut Rralned fin'ish on selected hardWood Vf1nee11'make this· handsome cabinet a itun· ~' QiQK'd\f<Jition 1o yo~r home. Fe~tures e>,itin~ !lit•Weitkf!l' stereo sound system and ·IOiid state dual-channel amPlifier with 40 walls of ' peak ")~Sic power. 'Custom FM; AM . FM stereo radoo q an11er and "floating" diamond il)ilus >yith "f feti')le" warranty. FM stered senuv hght and external tape lacks. 25- 1n" h. 40'' ' i "Where Shoos Art Sensibly ' after~veraldaysvlsitwithMr,. Priced" and Mrs. William Nease liDI! MiddlePort tam11y in Bellef~taine. ,. Model KS431 'i .- ""''"' ·1 RETURNSHOME toattend, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Uswln Nease at noon. returned home Wednesday . • Warm Air ' ' . , , . ' '. ' . . • ... \ McGlothlinPound. . . . , CINCliiNATl (UP!) - E- . . . . - 8:15-8:26 -' Down business Route 7 to p!cklht! ._..__~---"!"'~ ... ,.. ., . Doul*l by Carbcf 1111 lleime Gimble. S<-McGiatiiiJJI, 1111lce Jim McGlothlin was tied the ll:l!n at t - n In the i'oi<Giolhlln L ("7) 3 2-3 • • ........ CIIthekneeb•aballJulJ . NCOOd bmlng, but the lie Wei R1CJ1 Glllbos, who . w W work at IIJ Cll!lNII: ~EB .be three ))!laopholnofel, lofootGullett ~ f.3 1 o ' lihortl[ved <to•"' ' . '"'~~~* UPJ Sjlertl Writer 3, 231 • Pound ll!lad WWlams both fullbllck and tailbaCk, John 8, the ,cincinnati Rtdl ll!ld~lnthe~oUiii Carroll 1 ·I 0 WLOOUS, Ohio (UP!)- and e • fool• 1, 240 • pound Bleclaoe at lttllback and Rou Pat""" 3 U f .3 •·· •"''· ~ 1lu had a ..,U ot NCOOd .,t the f' b Ua (4-131. , pblo Stale'• Woody Hays~ Geof&e Jfutnohrl at the defe~t Moore·at quarterback. bed !liCk. "'""'- ,;1 tw . • Jaalon w 5 l·J t p L Tbe Jateat Will Tbunday (:anlecutiye -..,One of the top -.pbomore ~ ..-~ 10 lettarmen BmOOI a live and •~ • fQOI • 3, HBP...,B• PaJmtl' " . RJ-rqn'llljlllld ladayas the deall 240 , pound .Joho Hiolkll 111 one backl, Joho (Sonlly) liughi!:s, IJ united Pms lnterns!IIMI nllhl wben hB wp JXIIIIM!ed, lor ~theand T~J.. t•~!? wp.;.pafmer, G<lllet. E1ot all the ~- PhiWea' ..... ll:lft, ..... """' a: :"""• 1> .ol BIC Ten ~bil opened olfeiW!ve g1lird ttpOI.A couple of has been lllriU,hed to defense to W. L. Pel. Gl r11111 u 1be Redl feR N In the In the loll Of tbe . , r driJI,I for what could oo the beet Giber IOpbomorea could earn Pll!sb\lrgh 70 59 .w ... finale li a tllree-wne'~t. J'!illl \1011111*1 ~ ~• ; ;,: :~~ ,lW1I ill btl ' 20 yean at lite ·~•berthebytheSept. 26op. Now Yort< 67 61 2' 1 :1 "McGioihlbl ~ ln the runalnthe.lr~ofllll .to · · , Bilckeye bellil. Iller with Tuu A & M. 1 ~ ms :~ :~~3 : fourth lnnlnC stvlna rout MI:GJGiliJih. ., . : · With 18 wllw out of II ~ Hayea has 11x of ' ldl top Phllldolrhla 59 10 .457 n • siJ: 01 the Plilllet' tlgbl blta. The Rltda mpve 011 to Man· '' I< 11fflt the lul two yean, Hates -onbacka'returnlngfromlast Monlrea 55 74 ..m 15 Snce being hit by a -lib vlf treal tonlgbt for the ltart of a , ,hai If :ltartett back ,from Jut yaar, Including llo~year reguI . W~~l 1,. Pd. GB the bat of San IJII!IO'I ~ series. ' year'i lealn wbldl Joel Ita lara t.tty ZeUna at wingback CINCINNATI (VPII - . 4 wwlletll n lltiaflwl finale to Michigan, 24-IJ. and Leo Hayden at tallbacll. IJiadlaal'• alllldal wlaee JMre Cincinnati a5 47 .Uf ... Webster July I at Rlv C c NNATI tile fll'll trc1er af Los Angeles 72 55 .567 10'1:1 Stadium in ClllclmaU, he has IN I And coupled with an Olllltand· "Suplr Sub" Roo Mac!lejowskl ...... ftr llle Qeveldllmlu tadaf. Francisco 6.5 63 .501 18 -'""'In nine ~•"""' And 1n lb r h bl Sin lng aO(lht!more c... , Hayes has backing up Kern at quarter· ne Browu ...... 111e aaeiauU B"D&JJ" Atlanta 6.5 ~ 504 181ft ......-· Rose, rf s 2 4 o Houston 59 70 '457 2A'h IJioae appearancel, be Wal Tolan, cf 5 0 2 0 aald, "We should be better than back, and -handyman Tom IIIPi IIIII tbey apeet I - - . - fnlll 1'1111 Ilion'• S.n Ol~o 58 ao :385 34 rllJlP.id for 18 earned runs In 41 ' ~rz. lb • 0 1 1 ,lUI·~ because we should get campana t!le Jiackup man at <· Tllursdlly's Results 1..3 ~. . Bench, c s o 3 1 · . , IIIGI'll help from our sopbo- both wingback and taUback. . 1 of ·' "We're 111111 P'"'taa .te &M aome Ill tbe JOIIIIIIen • NStewL Yor k, ~-AtlaFnla 11 'lbe s11 hill he yielded 'lbura- ~lbo .~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ .. , morea." • · Backfield depth wU1 ba added 1 · ou 1 • . .n ron day·'""t'-JudedapalrofdoU· H 1 s 2b s o 1 1 Amon& tile .14 returning frGm sophomores, Including ebaaee to p1aJ illla wr+ed," ..W Clllck BlaC• Collllt: ef Houston S Montreal 4 '""'' ""' •m• Philo 6 Cincinnati 3 bill by IMr)' llille and a tw~ Concepcn. ss 3 0 0 0 1111 rteldoil. Be !lsdlealell1 llowevtr, tbe Browu' ffrll •rill regulan -.e IW!h perfarmerJ Chicago 5 Sin Diego 1 run bonier by fleron Johnaoo. McGlothin, P 1 0 0 0· u aD-Amirlca111 Jack Tatum will -~ .... " the load. (Only games scheduled) . "McGlothlin got burt with h1B Gullett. P 1 0 0 0 "We'd IDe QliUierllllek Bm Nellen to play the m.,Jor Todly's Praltlb~ Pllchlrs McRea. ph 1 0 0 0 1 at cll'lt8fb&ck, Jbn Sdllwagan Rommel Called Out CAll Tlmu EDT> hanging curves," 11ld Reds Carroll. p 0 0 0 0 at middle guard and quarter. · port10D of 11ae pme," 11e llld. "Bal we a11e p1u ta ue Mike Cincinnati (Nolan 15·5) at 11111181er Sparky Andenon. Totoll 40 3 IS 3 ~cit Rex Kern, third In the BALTIMORE (UP!) -Eddie Pblppl IIIII llDD Galli." Montreal (Stoneman 4-13) 1 J~'-•• Bench attributed the PHILADELPHIA Bellman Trophy vollne last Rommel, an American League ' , ..,...., d , 1b r h bi p.m. freckled rlghthan er s pro· Bowa, ss 4 1 o I ~ year. umpire known eatller lor his Atlanta (Stone 9·9) at Phi· blems to "rhythm." Taylor, 2b 4 o 1 o Hayes hal to replace all· oulltandlng pitching In the 7 1 "'/:~~~~~:";'~:,3~; ;~9~·~i ''He's out there flgbtlug to get Gamble, rf 2 1 0 0 America fullback Jbn oa. and league, died 'l'hunday ntcht 2 Houston I Blasingame 1·1), 8:30 It," said Ben<:h. "He'll be an Johnson, lb ~ 01 01 0 liD leveral Interior line poai. I~ a flve-ntooth IDnesa. Briggs, If • p.m. rl&ht. He's got the Iime . . . a Money, Jb • 1 2 o liiN, but appears to have the He wu 72. · ~O!i.ou/~\~u~~.~~~ 1 Pt;,~ ~th, and we've BliJ1 gold llhe0\0 Hisle, ct • 2 2 1 talent available. . Rommel, born ·here, pitched Chicago !Jenkins 16-141 at games belwee: us an Compton, c 2 o o o Tetinc 0!11' ttpOt wU1 be II- 13IIWOIIS with the Pblladelphla Sin Diego (Kirby 8-14), 10:30 Dodgers." r:~::':;;,PP ~ ~ ~ loot-2, 2!f11ound Joho Brocklng· Atblelica and had an overaU 0 p.m. 0oo GaUett, a more than Tatoll 31 6 I 5 ton, who played behind 0111 for record of 171 wins and Ill Pittsburgh (Moose 1·8) at Sin promlalng roolde, followed Me· Cincinnati 110 IIIII OOD-3 two yeata, defeall. ln 1922 and 182$, 11e won Francisco (Marlchal 8-9), 11 Glothlln to the lllllund. He Phllodelohla 210 300 00•-<1 Among the line starters will more than 20 games. CL!F'TON, N. J. (UP!) - p.m . hiJe E Helms DP Phil Order By Phone Mike Reasor caddied lor Arnold S.turcliJ's Gomes struck out five batters w edelphla. LOB. - Cincinnati And Toko E., HOm. ,'. Palmer, and learned from Billy Cincinnati at Montreal reel1ng off a scoreless 3 1-3 in- 13 , Phlledelphlo •· Atlanta at Philo, night ning relief stint. . 2&-Carbo Helms Hisle 2 casper, but Thursda Y be gave New York at Housfon ' ' R' 992-5432 both of them 8 lessoo. st. Louis at Los Ang, night "You see him and you know Palmer. r<ooe. Bench . H . Reasor shot a ·lklnder118r 86, Pittsburgh at Sin Fran you've got something coming Johnson 125). 58- Bench, . ._ _ _ _ _ _..,.; Mllor t.Hg .. I.Hdtrl Bv United Presslnttrnotlon~l onesb'okeoffthecourserecord IOnlygamess~Jceduledl next year," ssld Bench. WILMINGTON, OJllo (UP!)- · him." · Nallonol l.uguo ClnclDnall Bencaia coach Paul ''But we feel If we can beat at Upper Montclair Country Phllllea' Jefthander Grant G. AI R. H. Pel. Amorlcon League Jackaon blanked the Reds with BrOWII' 11ys the upcoming Wt the BrOWIII, a team we play Clmnta, Pit 9837~ 62 136 .364 Club to take the flrsl-round qalnat tile Cleveland BrOWlllll three i·Umes; we•n have a Carty, All 109 390 76 141 .362 lead 'In the ~.000 Dow Jones v-L. Pel. GB siJ: bits afteallr taPklnbng ovlner thefor ''just another but the chanee for the playoffs," be Parker, LA 127 ·481 70 159 .331 Open - goU's ricboat lour· llalllmore 83 45 .648 .:. starter IA>w a er Perez, Cln 12'1476 95 157 .330 71 57 .sss 12 fourth . · ..., - It dlllerenUy. l>lld. Willms, Chi 131 519 ns 169 .326 namenl Moot of the game's top New Y<Wk · . Brown, who fOUDded tbe · Riley was changed from Tolan, Cin 12S oliO 96 156 .32S players.had their problems, but ~ :~~ J~ Pete Rose rapped out four bits Brow111, Will aulde bla llllnt quarterback at Florida AlrM ROM, Cln 12'1531 99 171 .322 Reasor didn't, and bo gave Cleveland 62 66 .48~ 21 and Bench and Bernie Carbo Woshlngton 60 67 .~n 22'11 chimed in with tbree apiece for year Bengali aplnat them at where he wan coached by the Galton. SO 121 oliO 79 1.14 .321 Casper the credit Hckmn. Chi 119 413 84 132 .320 "He had bolped and advised West 10 of the Reds' 15 hlta. Rberfront Slldlwn bere Salur· legendary Gallhen to a Torre, St.L 128 <195 70 158 .319 clay nlgbt. He wu fired from defensive back with Cincinnati Oovls, LA 118 486 70 155 .319 me a lo~ particularly with the Minnesota ~5 ~i Pet. GB Rose's splurge left him only Otatz, SF 115 3811 63 123 .319 mental part of the game," California the BrOWIII poat In 00. lutlleaiOII. . 12 S6 :: ;j ' two hits shy of the 1,500to~ Amerl~n Logue ·''Of course Paul wanll to "f feel I'm doing a better job Reasorsaid."lknowwhenlhlt Ookland 68 61 .S27 8'h andboostedhlsav~e ...... AI R. H. Pet. 'th Kan•os City .t9 79 .383 27 ~11e first of Roses three sin· 'win 'ein all," aaid Bengal now," said Riley, "A year's Olivo, Min 123G.504 77 163 .323 the hall now, what I can d WI Milwaukee 48 Bl .m 28'1• glee a hit batsman and a single ®rnerback Ken Riley. "But espetlence has helped. Johnsn, Cal 122 485 67 155 .320 I know when to gamble and Chicago 48 83 .366 2'l'h by Ben'ch th Reds a 1-G Ibl8 ga1ne 18 very Important. "I'm cancenb'atlng more on A4>rlclo, Chi 122 418 71 IS2 .318 it. when not to gamble. Billy has TllursdaJ'I llnuHs gave e 8os 120 472 90 ISO .318 been a real big help." All the guys feel the :wne the receiver now," he added. Sinlth, Minnesota 5 Boston 2 lead in the top of the first Inning. '· Ystskl, But PhUadelphia came back way." · "Last year aa a rookie I was F. Rbnsn,8osBal125 <138 9S 139 .317 Club pros Paul Harney and Milwaukee u Cleveland 2 Baltimore 6 Ooktand 4 with two of their own on a two· · RJley said the team would very anxious and unsettled. I lipped into Wu 105 385 69 120 .312 T Foooa, Clo 11UI4 58 131 .309 "like to win ptpedally for leel ~e_!e~~ IIlii year. Powll, Bal 124 (13 68 132 .305 775xl4 Hortn, Oot 96 371 53 113 .305 other players had sb Washington IHannan 9·5 and COLUMBUS (UPII Plnlla, KC · 112 ~13 .U 125 .303 . 775xl5 · . Bosman 1J.9) at Kansas City Palmer and Jack Nicklaus (Rooker 7_14 and Johnson 6·8), Othello Joba1oa, owaer· Cln shot 738, Dave Hill 75, Gary 2, 1 p.m. drher from GaWpoUs, Rt. 1, , 42: ~rez, Cin 39: Williams, Chi Player and Sam Snead 76 and California IMar 6-11 and kepi JUDe G. II froat all llle llyUbltedl'nu latenallooal aplnat the Vlklnga, will be 36; H. Aaron, All 35; Allen, Frank Beard 78. A 68 by PGA Murphy 13·1l • Cleveland way to win the featured SUfll St0C· It"" (Hand 5-9 '"I and •.,Chance HI, 2. '· ·• a.o:...• , . . _ ,, _ . ,. The N~J.?'~ -~·• •W . ~IIol , the · Stee'- a~ St~:rco="Jt;·~u:.w, (!'hamp1Oft ..,...,., UciYt wn,• J: aQ p·,m: UVIo -.~.....--~· ~ more ll8b1Uileil lliaii again Iii his effort to win the Mlnn 38; Howard, Wash 36; Casper's 70 and U.S. Open Mllweukee IPi!llln 9·11 and dayo1Ptbyalle<k1DZ:07S. ' uaell In Ja4t•.. ~s . --~ f~ttlng quai'tel'back jol) Yaslrzemskl, 8os 33; Powell, Champ Tony Jacldln's 71 were Bolin 5·9) at Baltimore IHardin 5. Can't Prelelld ud FJir. 111n over.thelrilnlri6C!ity rivall, frGm . Notre Dame alwnnua Batt 29; Oliver, KC 26. the beat of the "name" players. H and Phoobus 3-5) 2, S: 30 tattoo fiDisbed ill a dead beat ' · Run• Batted In p.m. , lilt Jell, Iangle tonlibt witb the Terry Hanratty. NIIIIOflll t.Hguo: Bench, Cln Minnesota t Kaat 10·9 and for 8n;uuu p1ace. Pltllborgh Steelerst who In the ooly other game 127; Portz, Cln 122: Williams. w.-.-;::::-.;:~:::::::::%::~::::::::::::::::::::$::::::::::::-n Tlant 7-2) af New York Mou Let went ahead ta a apped a regular.and'9fHII• tonigl!l, the Buffalo Bills meet Chi 112; H. Aaron, Aft 109; (Peterson 14-9 and Keklch 3·3), four·length win over Ugbtp 1irq of II alr~lgbtloases thelnW:SaUhlnsturdalon'IRedloklti . na.Balll ~C:.,.?.a,!iF~~uo: Howard, Plus Fed. and State Taxes Tbe Meigs Marauder 2. IPeters 12•101 01 nlug Miss ill the co-featured with a 20-IS victory over the . Y ac oo, • Wash 101; Klltebiew, Mlnn 99; football oqud wOI play Ita Chicago !John 11 ·13) , 9 p.m. $l,DOD Pace wbere Chief No Trade-In Necessary Yal!llted Mlnneaota VIkings two more plays Miami, Cleveland Powell, Ball, 97; Oliva. Mlnn flnlscrlaunale of the season Ookland tOdom S·Sl al Majesty was tblrd. The 3-7 . weeks ago. Qllllea with Clnclnnau, Dallas 92; Oliver, KC 88. dally double combination of Saturday at Nelsoavllle Oetrolt (Lollch 12·141. 9 p.m.. Saturclly's Games Joe Villa and Cattle Ed Joaes The televlaed game (ABC 9 challenges Jlouton, Loa An· Nllflonal ~c':,1Merrltt, Cin atariiDJI at 1:30 a. m. at Kan City, night relarned •u.oo. Tbe 3·5 p.m. EDT) will be the, first geles !I at Sill Diego, Chicago :Z0.10; Gibson, ~t. L 19-5; Seaver, Botb the NelaoDvllle York Wuh BostOn at Chlila9o • f!lotball game played Ill Pitta- vlalll Sl, Loull, Sin Francisco NY 17·9; ~rry, SF 17·13; Backeyea ud New LexiDIIID Ookland at Oetrolt qulaeU. sele<tioo was wortll : burgh'• new Three Rivera playe o;m.er, Kansas City Jonklno, Chi 16- JA. Calli ot Cievtland f!C.%0. T•e 4,597 haraesa 992-2238 Btadlulll. A seRbut crowd of collldei · with Allanta and AIMrlcan McNally are expeded to play Ia the Mllw at Ball, niDhl radag fans wagered 1 total of ' and Cuellar, Bal 20-7: Perry, ...tmmace. 1 N Or! B and Mlnn al New York. night $llli,IOL N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, 11,0110 Ia eJPOCted. ooton ew eana mee Mlnn tf-11; Palmer, Ball 18-7; · ·Dick Shiner, an ex.ateeler, on the neutral turf of Jacksoo, McDowell, Cleve 18-S; Wright, *::x-».:.<~~>~:fflW,::::::<'<:~::ili«<:~s,:,= i!taY get the starting caD at Mlu. ·eat 18-9. · TEN , INJURED -uartfrback for .the Gl~nll 011 Sunday the Jets play SHOT ACCIDII:Ift'AU.Y . PORT WASHINGTON, Ohio tnternationsiiAifiUI stondings IInce acrambllnc Fran Minl)elota and Green Bay~ RANDOLPH, N. (UPI) _ (UPf)- ~110 persons were By United Prau lnltrnaiiDflll tartenton has been 1lotiMnd by oo Oailand. Mooday nights Kevin H Sl[llll 12 ClnclnnaU sllghUy injured Thuraday night W L Pel. GB I JII'Oin in)l!r)'. acllcin pill Phlladelpbla against Ohio, dft!d wedit..ciay after ~ when an amusement ride at a ·~~~·~ ~~ : :~: 6 . Terry Bnldahaw, . pro foo~ Detroit. was aCcidentaUy shot. Tbe boy localleslival collapoed and aUd Rod> ester 72 S9 .sso 1o !iaU'I No. I draft pick last . · A couple of depciled coaches had been hunting at a 'fam111 down an embankment In this Tidewater 70 63 .S26 13 ·pin~baD. who !'~ !.~thedofdtebla n to Saof~ nigblubt campelte In Ibis Cattaraugus rmuniuraltyaoutheast Ohio com- ~~~m: 1 8 8 pme on"'" --... · ~'!' : their forlner"'" c ea County eommunlty, · near • Toledo 48 65 .361 3S lW~ pasalng perfOI'IDIIICII tWDIIbl cbara · Jamastown with ldl cousin, The De tl 11 _,_ f Wlmlpeg ~7 85 .356 35'11 f """'""• Johoaon II of Akron mocra c .,.a, or Tllul;tdlr,'• Results ., · ~· ..• • · . ' the pre11dency ID 18110 WBI Louisville 6 wnntpeg 2 O•ll ·~ · • Oblo, :Jolmlon'a 2kallber rifle the flrlllln ltiJtory to be com· Louisville 9 Winnipeg 3 l2ndl of two Incumbent Tldewaterl.RochesterOttOin.) ' ' dlacJiarled l'r<1111 a Joc. wben he slipped [IOied ~~e~~aton. Richmond 6 Syracuse 5 •' . llill:-c: ·. !:!!. :: foliJ:tb,$ ·"f alter'. = STEAl . HOUSE '! • ( the Fabulous ! Home Pupil8 Tums T Teacher II ' f1 : Jilst Another Game . ANTENNAS ·. . AND .· f::' COLOR OR BL4'CK AN~ WHI_TE, · T.V. SERVICE fiERVLCE.MAI\IAGEjl tt flOI,D)YALKIU~--· HUMPHREY' S TV . . . ... . 'f ,. ,·' E. MAIN ST. WWEST PRICES! :: J"'" .. · -,- ' Better Mileage - Best E::,t same" ·Pomeroy, · ,.. '1 .. ' ' I .' ' TIRES ° i.*~~~:u~~ ~ 08~ ~~~~r~=~i~~~.. ,:;,, ::.:,:,,Y.~~==~=~= ' ' i'>;, , Jets, Gi!!nts on Tube Notlonolt:~!~:;..ch, ' ''· ---A i.:i;;· A ' ,' ~j' .;t•. ..~' ·~. ,I HC.JD CH~ORrN4tiD ''' · lU:JR.MOif ·~, . -': . · ·. · ·.· • ( • -"f I ,J \1 ,.,- ? '31.80,. F78 QZ'.n:~~~·~ r ·/~~~·~. H78 m:~: J78 :::::: •37.1 o v. u;n.... c, = ,::1::1: ::.;, s··· i«<·P·ATI'OPLEASURE tl\at Comu "BUILT·IN" With • ~~~~PD,Ti. Residential . . ·• PATIO. . •W.-::' . Cp.ellar Wins 20 Again ' • .ao •37 H&R FIRESTONE LH,.., }' . ~· Wide Oval n Abrahanl II CODSiderecl the a il c eat or Of the lar8ellte nation tbrougb biJ 11011, lilac. r:--:--:"tfi:'-"""'::"..,.,.....~~"?:':+-+--~~ , ~-· St. Paul's Lutheran Clrurch willsp<infor ail lee cream IOCla1 FridaY and Saturday alB pcm. Take home ordei1 may be placed by.phoolng m.2010 after B p. Iii• . Dlildren's Back to Sd1111f • 11111m., soO.u. pLANNJ;o CHESTER LODGE No~3231 · centa per week; one year In happen If the great left.llanded Daughters of America, TIJ!Ied&Y advance $23.40. ot Tho Dolly Stntlnel' bltten had to face as many 1 ~fflce, $1K months~ 8 p.m. Charter.to ~ draped for M~Jg; 1~~.m:'h~~- ~:rl~~ ·souullbpadn'wtsbltas rl1ghtlesof. Tiley two deceased memjlera; ; servlc~t not avalleble : On• wo near Y as ten as to wear "hi~. .· , ~T'$ \J,-50. Bv moll: One_vur they dn. '!bat Is something a lot members MEETINq REGULAR I moi.ttis ..~:.'ru~~,;F'kin ~~ of people don't take into conMlddlepor~ Lodce 363 F~ · Includes Sunday Tlmei:.Stntlnel.. ~sideratlon • . Tuesday 7:30 p.m; MlddlepGrt Lodge Han. · Complete Unes HAS WEEKEND GUEST Miss Lucille Bradshaw of Pomeroy had as· a weekend guest, Mr. Harold Whitteklnd of Marietta. .· Brown. Work on AMrotur/ 8:15 - Arrives ·at the high school. . '. Ia• 1 R!~~o.er lbwa: :~~::~: picking up blgh school sludenll. ·:~~i~~~~::.:~~I~=-~ .~:-: ~r~~ ~~-~ SHOES ' ,• ·.,S-'t)ll""',;_~l,~y,O.,Aupttl,l970 ~· ' ... , ' ~.; , . ' . .' · :'1lJ Bucks Could Be Best . Srlliool Bus.RoUtes Ctiarig~ . HIMe~~ ~aeiJ· •' ' ·' , '• t ~~ below Ill'• the buJ . ., I; ~ I MVell-hltter for the lrlumgh. power Philadelphia past ClnclnCleveland made five ~ · to nali. Granl Jackaon picked up ··~ a ao. gtve Milwaukee siJ: ununled the victory in relld while Jbn the :lleebnd runs . McGlothlin IUffered the Joss. ' Meta moved witblo ia"' Bob Glblion 0111dueled Goy· Pltllburlh In lbe lord Perry~ win his 19dll!IDl,e tiilb the as St. Louis beat San ~ ~~;over AUanta. Jim co. Perry, who's 17-13, gave up pitched a fJve.bltfer nine hill and Gibson aUowed Clendenon bit a two- e.lght. The .difference was that In the first lnnil!l.' the Giallt,; committed fl~ to within ll!!ll' erron to gt~e St. Louis llrie Pirates with it. ljllli8rned runs · ~)~ego as BQll t.fl7 pitched I ' ~ · · llx-hlftl!l:. hiller fotir hill tor . . Houston Fran the golden grain 'neath the generous sun comes the pure grain beer i 1' ' ) ') �.., ·, .~ .. . rJ· you lit~ .~i!~d1nli- t~ f!4)31!h tflls past week. you ~ive ~ tht proposed plans frc:u11 hvo··.roa~u.I~Sclilr.er., to RAIU PRICES ,inct LOWER :W~RRAf+TIEt ·P!l tlie 1971 new cars and trU(kS. The. probable •MIN IMUM RAISE wjlllle $12~ per car lind the proba~le. M~V"UM WARRAN,TY will lie 12 moillhs 12,000 miles.' If Y!IU ·CAN anord to walt your new car. do-so by all means. as we wnl Have ·a very good selec· lion of •n•s . !Qt ·the showing; but If .you .it 11::;, 1 · or . for STOCK NO. 7094 . ' ' s Nlll<ro. Clrdwell 16), Navar· ro (I) and Tillman; McAndrew 18·11) and Dyer. LP-Niekro (II). I Routt No. southeasterly •long a Cincinnati 110 100 0011- 3 15 I Phlla 210 300 oox- 6 6 o McGiolhlln, Gullett (4), Clr· roll 18) and Bench; Palmer. Jackson (4) and Compton. WP· Jackson (4-31. LP-McGiothlln 111·8). HR-Jollnson (25th). Houston 000 212 0011- 5 .9 o ii;,iivs~ and a curve to the right a dlstence of 1.2 miles, more or less, to a point of crossing Athens County Road No. 102, said point of crossing being 0 .~ mile, more or less, as measured weaterly along tald road from Its Intersection with existing State Route No. U.S. 33; thence, southeasterly along a tangent, a 1 curve to the left and another tangent for a distance of 2.3 miles , more or tess,toapolntof The portions ot said route Wegener, Reed 16), McGinn 191 crosslng Athens County Road already lilted tor abandonment No. 69, said point of cronlnQ in said entry are Identified as ancf Baleman. LP-Wegener 13· 1 u Fifth Abandonment to Ninth 5). HRs-Wynn lllstl. Mayberry 0 .5 m II e, more or ess, being Abandonment Inclusive. Sl!lld (5thl. Baloman (121hl. measured westerly along said road from Its intersection with abandonment to Include al~ that existing State Route No. u.s. portion of the existing ro~.~•e not Chicago 102 010 1oo- 5 12 1 33; thence, southeasterly along needed tor anv other State San Dlego 010 000 0011- 1 6 1 a tangent for a distance of o.:J Hlghway. Pappas (10-61 and Hundley; mile, more or less, to a point of PROPOSED. THE ABAN· Wilson. Herbel (7), Doyle 16) crosiing the Athens -Meigs OONMENT OF PORTIONS OF and Barlon. LP-WIIson (0-51. County line, said point ofr EXISTING ROUTE NO. U.S. 33STATE SITUATED IN I 0. cross Ing b eng . m II e, more O BEDFORD TOWNSHIP, TOWN HR-Colbert (28th). less. u meaaurtd westerly along said line from Its point of 3 NORTH, RANGE 13 WEST IN (nhed led) crosSing existing State Route MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO, SAID ~.,~~,lyqamessc U No. U. S. 33; thence, TO REVERT TO TYHESYMSETIEGMS Am•rklnLtlgue southtnterlyatong a tangent, a COUNTY HIGHWA Oakland 000 120 01G- 4 10 2 curve to the right end another AT SUCH TIME THAT THE Belt 202 020 OOx- 6 11 3 RELOCATED PORTION OF Dobson, Fingers (3'), Grant tangen t fo r a dl. tan co of I·3 CORRESPONDING miles, more or less,toapolntof STATE ROUTE NO. u.s. 33 IS IS), Locker 16), Lindblad (81 crossing Meigs Road OPENED TO TRAFFIC AND and Fernandel, Green (8); No. 40, said pointCountv of croning belne at or n-..,. the functiOn of AFTER THE FINAL ABAN· Cuellar (20-7) and Hendricks. said countv road and Bedford g~::E:NTTEi:JRJN ~~i, LP·Dobson {15-12). HRs-F. RoTownshlp Road No. 237; thence, JOURNAL OF THE OiREC· blnSon 2 (20th & 21st), Crowley southeasterly with a tangent, I TOR OF HIGHW'Y . (4th). Rudl (8th) . . curve to the left, another "" tangent and another curve to And being more tully Mil 40 031 -1 14 12 0 the lett for a distance of 1.9 described as follows : w 1 "~ miles. more or ten. to a point of Beglnnlno at a point In the Cleveland 000 001 lOG- 2 1 5 crossing existing State Route centerline of existing State Krausse (12-1~) and Roof; No. 611, said point of crossing Route No. U.S. 33, said roint Dunning, Mlngorl {2), Lasher being o. 1 mile. more or less. es ~,elng the southerly end,? the (2), Colbert (8) and Fosse, measured westerly along said First Abandonment ' 11• 5 Sims (Jl. LP-Ounnlng (3-7}. road from No. 111 junction with described In tne Director s state Route u. s. 33·; thence, Journal, Volume 47, Page 352, HRs-Pena (2nd ), Harper (25th ), southeaster\yatonoatanuent• ,uiel portion also being 0.20 ,~nson {16thL . Sims 1 (17th), c"rv' to the right end ·•nothlr ' mile. more or ltll,.lmtalured \ al1on (171tlH ~S sua .':tll , tarigtn' tor a d\s,anu iOt 0.5 -.outnw\Y' akMici' ett\1tln9 &tate . ;. __._ . 1 , . mile, more or less, to a point In Route No. u:S. 33 from '!' ' Boston · 020 ~ ooO£.. 2 7 2 tnt alignment of nlstlng State function with Meigs Coun.v Mlnn · 200 300 OOx- 5 11 1 Route No. u.s . 33 and· there Road No. AD; thence. southerly S I b I H t I I (51 t · at sa'd foint of ter - along existing State Route No. e e r • ar ens en • rril~f~on'betn~ a or near the u.s. 33 to a poinl. said point Nagy (7) and Satrlano; Perr.r junction of eKistlng State Route being the point of beolnnln~ of (19·11) and Mitterwald. LPNo u s 33 and Meigs county the "Second Abandonment' as Siebert (13-7). HRs-Petrocelll Rolu;l ·NO. 20. said described described In Volum! ~7. Page (21st),Mitterwald (13th). portion ha~ing a total length of 352 of the Directors Journal, 12.9 miles, more or lesS. said point also being 0.72 mile, (Only games scheduled) Said establishment of limited more or less, as measured access Is to include all In · southerly alono existing State terchange areal and extend Route No. u.S. 33 from Its along lnterclllnge crossroads In !unction with Meigs County accordance with the Highway Road No. ~o and there ter- Abrabam is a Hebrew· Department's Llmlled Access mlnate. Polley. P. e. MASHETEII name meaning "father of a PROPOSED, THE ABAN · DIRECTOR multitude." OONMENT ~ORTIONS OF ·····---EXISTING OFSTATE ROUTE NO. U.S. 33, SITUATED IN THE CITY OF ATHENS AND IN ATHENS TOWNSHIP, ALEXANDER TOWNSHIP AND LOCI TOWNSHIP, ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO, SAME TO REVERT IN PART TO THE CITY OF ATHENS STREET SYSTEM AND IN PART TO THE ATHENS COUNTY HIGHWAY SYSTEM AT SUCH TIME THAT THE CORRESPONDING PORTION OF RELOCATED STATE ROUTE NO . U.S. 33 ' IS OPENED TO TRAFFIC AND AFTER THE FINAL ABANDONMENT ENTRY HAS BEEN ENTERED ON THE JOURNAL OF THE OIREC· TOR OF HIGHWAYS. And being more fully described n follows: Being all of existing State or Route ,_.o, U.S. 33 between the lhl junction of said route with 1968 Mercury Monterey $2195 and existing Stall Route No. U.s. 50 . 61; and the Athens-M•lgs County Two door Fastback. Turquoise finish. while ond line not liSted for abandOnment tang.tnt by entry on the Director's top. black vinyl lnt ., 390 V-8, auto. trans .• P.S., ltfl tor • Journal, Volume •1. Page 1202. power disc brakes. radio. w·s·w tires. 'Real · ·· . nice. ~~~rl:,1]0::n~ 't.iw~~~ Move 'Em Out Time! Save Cash NowJ End-Of-Month-Sale Pontiac Catalina -r '3,298 hlrd1ap. only 3,828 u•y miles bk the boss' ~=~~!t~rlng, So now we eQUid put II In the showroom. po- dltc brakes, aulomallc Iran- I' $2595 Four dbor. Blue with white top. blue Interior, radio, new w-s-w. factory air conditioning. · $1~95 1967 Olds 9B 4 door Blue with blue Int., full power equipment, .radio, w-s-w tires, factory air conditioning. I Dodge Coronet $1,095 1965 OlclsiUt.T. Sedan · ~lte with' ·~lue Interior, V-8 motor, .P• a.. radio. w-S.w tires, $1095 auto. trans .• P.;S;, $1,095 :auick ·1965 P.oritiic qrand Prix · $1295 . 2 df· l't T .•.:v.a.,~tuip~· P, e.; p.s., ra~lo. w·s·w . tires. maO'::wh • .ls, AIR CONDITIONING. 1966 Jful~li'~ll~~·14 Dr. LaSabre $2,395 . · l1595 • Burgi~f~l!i(; flnl•~ ~1111 matching lnt •• radio; VI· .s-w *lr,e s •• tlnt!!4 glass. 1 oWI)er New 'Oids trade. · '1 ·•• ' ' .. .. ·• . . . . :,; .• ~vv .. . 4 Dr. sedan. 232 6 cylinder. automatic. radio. Devotional leader EWe red with red Interior. Farbel rtad from the "UP!* Room," ,and scripture., - . ' stocK . 70103 Janet Searles Will Wed 1-!0tnet ·~Balle_ •... 4 STOCK NO. 70129 . S10CK NO. 70107 Hornet Basic Auxiliary Approves Donations Dr. sedan, 232 6' cylhidet~ automatic. radio. green with green. Interior.,. , 1 · \ . Rabel ·ICitlc ., , 2 Or. sedan. 232 6 cylinder. standard Iran· smlsslon. radio. while with green Interior. Rebel Basic 4 Dr. sedan. 231 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering. dark green with green l.nterlor. . PERFECT PAIR Ambcaslador SSt a st~rlng, ·•lfllctiL malchetl ~eepsake l111Mi111 nnp Will SJlllbollzt tile lor of you; weddin1 ,_ ... lor· 2 Dr. hrdtp •• cylinder. power pe;wer brakes, air conditioning, automatic. gold with black lnter.lor. lVII. Qlla~r.tlid . ln )41( Ill- ·~ or .......... ~ld. KlePIIM ,.,.. n -mllllJ IIJIIII. ·SJOCI( NO. 70128 STOCK NO. 70108 Ambassador SST Ambcauaclor SSt 4 Dr. wagon, 8 cylinder. power sfeerlng and brakes. air conditioning. automauc. tan with beige Interior. STOCK NO. 7029 ... "D.-,t :.CUitGm."'•" 4 Dr. sedan. 6 cy! lndl!r ;· '.~jt:w;;~tl~. steering. red wlfh black Interior. 1 'p;;;;;·, 2 Dr. hrdtp •• 6 cylinder, automatic, green with black .vinyl roof and black Interior. •· I . · Corqnef Deluxe 4 Dr. ' sedan, 8 cylinder, automatic, power steering, beige with· beige Interior. Super Bee 2 Dr. hr~p., 8 cylinder, automatic,. power steering. power brakes. piiJ!YI with willie vinyl l(llerlor. STOCK NO. 70114 ., ; Pqlata spactcil ' 1!-,~ \ I ,. • •.• , ' . ,', ' ~ ' 1(~~·- 4 Dr,. ~an, 8 cylinder, power ··steering. automatlc;'turquoise with black Interior. ~ . · .· -· . ' •. ·. Charaer 1.T. ~nd.,_; 2 Qr. hrdtp. 1 8. automatic. power steering ~~d. b~~kes; blUe wlt~1 bl\11! vinyl· In· '· DUI'II In ~m ll'lth Clydli Andrewa ~::'~ d k t d ~U.:n~.e ;n .., I orne .. GOBler, Oblo, and told about the Herh McCllntock family Jn Ontario Province Canada & ~- ;.,.. Ill · th Mrs.01 Rpyt OSborne ..-ved ~de Ice Jib..::;' OpenJni Queen of _Month Nina Tbelas was named Qlieen of til, Month by the Tops Club Tueada)' even~na. Run· nerup .wal rrancea ll)lsell. TaidJla the tap ilpol for til, mC.t ·wetghlltJsa ·dlu,'lnc the week, bowever, WIJ KalhrJn Den• 'llllon W\lh Jeib Warner, nan. ·.:corone.1·44Q 2 Qr. hrdtp•• •• cylinder. l!yiom,tlc. I!C!~r ' . · iteerlng, air tondltlon)l!g, black with ..gtlen. ,' Interior. ~· . ·· . . Evangeline Mi11tonary Personal Notes Society of lbe Pomeroy Olurch of Christ met Tuelday evening In: : . : ; h ~ ~:.. ·, Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold, · a .....,.u Jr · and daughters Mary and 11e11ion wu the prealdent, Mn. Laura returned to their home ln Louill Oa~. A oonlrlbullon Cincbmatl fbUOWin• 8 visit ll'lth wasvotedetnttou •.o•·-FIIes M1' " mllll ·-...," ' • and Mrs. Jamea Arnold, Sr. Nina Theiss is . ·' . hl!i'up.' ' . Sorority Pien ics At Royal Oaks , cream and · cake ·10 ' 'the pastor of the fol1oll'lng: Mn. Walter Kenof Chrllt in nedy, Jr., Mrs. Conrad ~·· Mrs. Stanley Bus, · Clarence Andrews and Mn. Derwer Kapple. . · ·~n·. STOCK NO. ·.. !ltm..AND- Mr.IIIII Mn.llllUand Searles, Rutland RD 1, IIIU101IlCe the eupgement and approaching marriage or their dauehter, Janet, to Mr. l.awrt!llce Btrry, Vienna, w. Va., aon of Mn. LauraBtrry. MIIIISearies, a graduate of Rutland Hlgb Scbool c1u1 of 1916, II employed at Bowen Reaaurant In Pom~. Mr. Berry, wbo graduated at Parlienlburg Hlgb School 1n the clauof ltllll,IUbemployeeofthe A. B. <lwlceCo. The weciclq wiD be aa evenl of Oct. 2 at the home of the bride's pareall oo Rutland Road. The couple will reside In Parllersburg. Middleport IHI, Au&. ._a.Jc I Mission Society Of Pomeroy Meets FAJti,i0'WM§1sf. 4 Dr. sedart. 6 cylinder. ' automatic, \gold with black Interior.' ' ·. ' . ' 9"'~ '1 .the b!Podmoblle on Aug. :u. . The Dlllrlel FaD conference wiD be beld October 1111 at Junetl.onCity. A traveling prize, donated by Mrs. Erma Henry, was ,won by Mrs. Emma Wayland. Refreahmenta were aervt!!l. Mrs. John Fultz was a guest U: . ~~ "'$8dhl/;'' 6 · ~yliKCier. hl!utomitlc. power steering, yellow With:' black top and ·black · ' Interior. · · · SIOCK' _{IVo lin 10155 · STOCK NO. 70121 . '· • ' .· _4"~~'' Da·rt~Cu•tOm·- :"' · Dart Custom · 1' ·\~I No. 7042 srocK NO. Z0150 STOCK NO. 70148 Lidlu Auxiliary Feeney Benqett Poat. ua, meellna Wednesday evening, voted donatlo.ns to lbe Salvation Army. Xenia Otpba11l Home, and Girl'• Stale Goveriler. Following a report from Anita Fu)ll, Glrll Si,&fe repreaen. tallve, a ·revision of lhe conalltulion and by-liwa were read by the prealdent, Geraldlne KessiJI8er. Memben Of the committee were Velala Roush, chairman; Gold!\ Mourning, Etta IAm1ey, UDian Reltmlre, and Rola IJeal'ls. It wiU be submitted to the American Legion Department of Ohio for approval. The audlllng report waa preaented by Velala Roullb. Mrs. Kellslnger gave her npcrt on the C)lllllcothe blrthda; party, one for veterll18 on July 16 IIIII one at Athena Mental Health Center on Aug. 13th. Sbe alao reJ301'ted on the Bei'VIng·of 4 Dr. sedan. 8 cylinder: power ·s teering anll . brakes, air conditioning, autOmatic. aqua with black Interior. STOCK lllid qlber 'eadlnp were pruent.d b7 Helen Maag. Stella Gfl!eaer, : Mlldred PhiiUjJI, Mar)' Ru.l8ell, UWe . Starcller, Emma Hines, Jooe Sayre, Ruby Gn.er and Elale Farbel wben t~~, group met recenUy at tbe church. The president, Mildred Phillips, J)l'elidecl. The ladlea decided to assllt In !NIYinl for the new roof on the church~ Refresllmenla were served by Helen Maag, and Stella Grue!Mlr. Tracy Gordon .was a guest. .• 2 Dr. sedan. 232 6 cylinder. automatic. radio, green with green Interior. " i 1968 Chrys-.r Ne.w Yorker ' ' Plans have bsen made fer a flUe Ill& Satljrilay, Sept. 12 'at lba Hlnea hui"'IDII ln Mlnen.ule by til,· W$CS of MJni!ra. .uJe United Methodilt Church 4Dr.~edan.2326cyllnper.pO~r.· steerlng.tal! · and lirown with brown Interior. ll..--~--------~------4--~·--~-·~--....,...;..--..,..--'--;"" STOCK NO. 7016 , ~· S10CK NO. 70145 KARR & VAN ZANDrS . ''' ! .I Hornet·SST St. Louis 001 000 201- 4 8 0 San Fran 100 000 0011- I I 5 Gibson (19-5) and Simmons; Perry 117-13) and Dietz. .s. · :flornet'. sst .,SST -· stocK NO. 70t42 16). along said tersectlon SRQ NO. 70146 . : . ~ 4 Dr. sedan, 232 6 c.yllnc!er, automatic. radio. white with blue Interior. By Uniied Prtas lnternollonal No11onal L.llgue A~anta 000 000 1oo- 1 5 2 N.Y. 201 no oax1o or tess, es ·,;,'i'lisu~ed ..;,;>iei·lv . .. . ~ WSCS is Plam1ing Bake Sale Sept 12 . : BILL cAuaa ARREST . o:O~E~ ~ldCba~ of roast and picnic at ~al: Park Tuesday evening A "gel acquainted" · ... 11 par.,, ;wasallendedbyEyelynKnlgbt, lpODSor' and these memben =~ughler.Judyandll'llhMr. fl!ecky Anderson, Sarah 11· Arnold Eubanks al Bechtle, Donna Byer Annie Elirejla.' Chapman, Barbara 'Fields, carolyn Grueser carol Me· ~.andMrs.RolllnWolfeiiKI Cullough, Colee'n OhUnger, cbi1dren of Columbus spent Unda Riffle, Ruth Riffle several days with their Barbara Ri••• Caro"- Sat-' daughter ' · ..,..., yu family • Mra. Don Erwin and '..-rJeld, Donna Slell'art, LyM · Mrs. Clara 9llgard was ,lliu~Jlp, Marilyn SWan TewlllB ,~ gueat wben ~ ebjoyed a WeU, Judy Werry,' Dorinda ~t A~. t_W:f: and S\111 Zirkle>' '. , , '' Mlsi Mary Ellan Floccarl of Phy'!u. ~=~ ~~~ Colwnbus and ¥~sa Sandra F1occut bave returned from a week's vacaton at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tale of Colwnbua were weekend guell.ut the Floccarl bune. CLEVEJLAND (UP!) - A Cleveland man was arrested after be was found to, have a stolen $10,1100 U.S. Treasury bill ln hls poasell8ion, the FBI said ~~I :!d 88 ' ' P""" collateral for a t9,50111oout til, Twinsburg llanklnt! Co. It was part of a $17241100 theft from Brown Br ' ' . New York~~ Co., ' · Irla Payne ilharlotte TaUI':m Reva BunC:. Edith Zlrlde J ' Qutvey, Debbie Finlaw, ,Sargen~ Glorla Buct, Donna Morrison, Candi Cooke, Debbie Gerlich, Susan Baer, carol Adams, Martha McPhaU and Jackie Zerkle. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barker An 91d fashloned 'llayrtdli was and children of Gary, Ind. have enjoyed following the picnic. returneil to their hoole after a visit 11'1111 Mrs. Barker's slater DIES OJ' STABS Mrs. Charles Gerard and YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UPI) family. Wesley Wooten, 28, Youngatoll'D, died early today Mrs. Stella Hays have at Southside HOIJ)Ital while returned to her home after a 1111Ch!rgolng surgery f1lr muiUple week'scooflnementatVeterana 1tabwounda,l111fferedduringan · Memorial hCIIPital. Her son, altercation outside a local Richard baa returned to hi8 tav.n. bonie ln Columbull. .......ijiiiii....._liilll ' ~ . .'&ensJir was taalled , with l!1e m01it weight PIJlild Edcar E. Laldn, MrJ, Leiter -,tth ~ Mt:brty and Edllb · 1M Looc. '1'1'aCy L. Malone, ·- Garner !YJng fer that liDeDVIed G. •Ma!CIIIm Mliler, Mrs. · ru,nnerup,h!mer, There 11U ·• W; Morgaa, Mra. ~Ill of n I . nine Tflllll, N,IIIOn, Arthur R, uve Turtle. ~C.IlNidlft,Mn. l1'illiler ln Rbodes, Mra. Everett . Mrl.•. ~ RDbertl, t~~, Rl1118!1, ~. am c. Illry1 lt. lll!6emaker' Wllllllle7, S:,: . : :~~~~~~~kj · 992·2039 • 1 ' 1. ' 11111'01 .,..., . . t:pli }'!':fSC:· ' A Big ,, .. ~, ·w '"'*' .... . •'• , , '' • r, l-, , r.· • ,J, • 1,, 1 .,., .. , . ~1• , ... o •I H "!•ol . ' ,, THANK YOU To the buyers of Steers and Lambs at the Meigs County Junior Fair Sale STEERS BUYER CLUB MEMBER POMEROY NATIONAL BANK . • . . •• CITY ICE AND FUEL COMPANY • ROGER KARR R CELIA McCOY • H. RAWLINGS AND SONS CO. • • • DIANA BENE DUM TOM RUE MOTORS • • • • • . BRYON McCOY . r.\ARION RIGGS FORO-MERCURY . . . . DIANA GRUESER THE VILLAGE PHARMAtY • - . KE RACINE HOME NATIONAL. BANK • • . • FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. • . . • , • JIM BETZ POMEROY NATIONAL BANK - · •• - • • FRANK BRODERICK ;~NTE,ANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL • - • • . . EDWIN CROSS TASOTE CHEMICAL CO. • •· • - • • • CHARLES YOST LANDMARK F,ARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE . . • • PAUL CROSS MEIGS ,E QUIPMENT COMPANY - . . • • • • JULIA RO$E ELIERFELDS D=PARTMENT STORE • . . . . • MIKE BENEDtiM Cl'fiZENS NATIO AL BANK • • • . . • • CRAIG PIERCE CITIZE;NS NATIO AL BANK • • - - • • • KIMMV fJIERCE :LBIER:FEI..DS tt•PARTMENT STORE • - • • •• MANDIE ROSE liTH GOILE rORD • • - • • - ' VICKI CARR JOHNSOM-KIEWI'f·MASSMAN • . • • • • · LARRY MEES · , CI'U. ~El!!$ :NAT,IONAL BANK - • RICKY PIERCE SU,.~ .l UN Mlj.L ' - ,. • • • • KAY WARD _lHE~ILI.AGI£ ,PHAR'1_ACY • • • • ANGIE SISSON DANIEL~~~~~~ . ,. ;'., ·, ' L·~. ..NlBS . . .' ' ./ . co. ..... �.., ·, .~ .. . rJ· you lit~ .~i!~d1nli- t~ f!4)31!h tflls past week. you ~ive ~ tht proposed plans frc:u11 hvo··.roa~u.I~Sclilr.er., to RAIU PRICES ,inct LOWER :W~RRAf+TIEt ·P!l tlie 1971 new cars and trU(kS. The. probable •MIN IMUM RAISE wjlllle $12~ per car lind the proba~le. M~V"UM WARRAN,TY will lie 12 moillhs 12,000 miles.' If Y!IU ·CAN anord to walt your new car. do-so by all means. as we wnl Have ·a very good selec· lion of •n•s . !Qt ·the showing; but If .you .it 11::;, 1 · or . for STOCK NO. 7094 . ' ' s Nlll<ro. Clrdwell 16), Navar· ro (I) and Tillman; McAndrew 18·11) and Dyer. LP-Niekro (II). I Routt No. southeasterly •long a Cincinnati 110 100 0011- 3 15 I Phlla 210 300 oox- 6 6 o McGiolhlln, Gullett (4), Clr· roll 18) and Bench; Palmer. Jackson (4) and Compton. WP· Jackson (4-31. LP-McGiothlln 111·8). HR-Jollnson (25th). Houston 000 212 0011- 5 .9 o ii;,iivs~ and a curve to the right a dlstence of 1.2 miles, more or less, to a point of crossing Athens County Road No. 102, said point of crossing being 0 .~ mile, more or less, as measured weaterly along tald road from Its Intersection with existing State Route No. U.S. 33; thence, southeasterly along a tangent, a 1 curve to the left and another tangent for a distance of 2.3 miles , more or tess,toapolntof The portions ot said route Wegener, Reed 16), McGinn 191 crosslng Athens County Road already lilted tor abandonment No. 69, said point of cronlnQ in said entry are Identified as ancf Baleman. LP-Wegener 13· 1 u Fifth Abandonment to Ninth 5). HRs-Wynn lllstl. Mayberry 0 .5 m II e, more or ess, being Abandonment Inclusive. Sl!lld (5thl. Baloman (121hl. measured westerly along said road from Its intersection with abandonment to Include al~ that existing State Route No. u.s. portion of the existing ro~.~•e not Chicago 102 010 1oo- 5 12 1 33; thence, southeasterly along needed tor anv other State San Dlego 010 000 0011- 1 6 1 a tangent for a distance of o.:J Hlghway. Pappas (10-61 and Hundley; mile, more or less, to a point of PROPOSED. THE ABAN· Wilson. Herbel (7), Doyle 16) crosiing the Athens -Meigs OONMENT OF PORTIONS OF and Barlon. LP-WIIson (0-51. County line, said point ofr EXISTING ROUTE NO. U.S. 33STATE SITUATED IN I 0. cross Ing b eng . m II e, more O BEDFORD TOWNSHIP, TOWN HR-Colbert (28th). less. u meaaurtd westerly along said line from Its point of 3 NORTH, RANGE 13 WEST IN (nhed led) crosSing existing State Route MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO, SAID ~.,~~,lyqamessc U No. U. S. 33; thence, TO REVERT TO TYHESYMSETIEGMS Am•rklnLtlgue southtnterlyatong a tangent, a COUNTY HIGHWA Oakland 000 120 01G- 4 10 2 curve to the right end another AT SUCH TIME THAT THE Belt 202 020 OOx- 6 11 3 RELOCATED PORTION OF Dobson, Fingers (3'), Grant tangen t fo r a dl. tan co of I·3 CORRESPONDING miles, more or less,toapolntof STATE ROUTE NO. u.s. 33 IS IS), Locker 16), Lindblad (81 crossing Meigs Road OPENED TO TRAFFIC AND and Fernandel, Green (8); No. 40, said pointCountv of croning belne at or n-..,. the functiOn of AFTER THE FINAL ABAN· Cuellar (20-7) and Hendricks. said countv road and Bedford g~::E:NTTEi:JRJN ~~i, LP·Dobson {15-12). HRs-F. RoTownshlp Road No. 237; thence, JOURNAL OF THE OiREC· blnSon 2 (20th & 21st), Crowley southeasterly with a tangent, I TOR OF HIGHW'Y . (4th). Rudl (8th) . . curve to the left, another "" tangent and another curve to And being more tully Mil 40 031 -1 14 12 0 the lett for a distance of 1.9 described as follows : w 1 "~ miles. more or ten. to a point of Beglnnlno at a point In the Cleveland 000 001 lOG- 2 1 5 crossing existing State Route centerline of existing State Krausse (12-1~) and Roof; No. 611, said point of crossing Route No. U.S. 33, said roint Dunning, Mlngorl {2), Lasher being o. 1 mile. more or less. es ~,elng the southerly end,? the (2), Colbert (8) and Fosse, measured westerly along said First Abandonment ' 11• 5 Sims (Jl. LP-Ounnlng (3-7}. road from No. 111 junction with described In tne Director s state Route u. s. 33·; thence, Journal, Volume 47, Page 352, HRs-Pena (2nd ), Harper (25th ), southeaster\yatonoatanuent• ,uiel portion also being 0.20 ,~nson {16thL . Sims 1 (17th), c"rv' to the right end ·•nothlr ' mile. more or ltll,.lmtalured \ al1on (171tlH ~S sua .':tll , tarigtn' tor a d\s,anu iOt 0.5 -.outnw\Y' akMici' ett\1tln9 &tate . ;. __._ . 1 , . mile, more or less, to a point In Route No. u:S. 33 from '!' ' Boston · 020 ~ ooO£.. 2 7 2 tnt alignment of nlstlng State function with Meigs Coun.v Mlnn · 200 300 OOx- 5 11 1 Route No. u.s . 33 and· there Road No. AD; thence. southerly S I b I H t I I (51 t · at sa'd foint of ter - along existing State Route No. e e r • ar ens en • rril~f~on'betn~ a or near the u.s. 33 to a poinl. said point Nagy (7) and Satrlano; Perr.r junction of eKistlng State Route being the point of beolnnln~ of (19·11) and Mitterwald. LPNo u s 33 and Meigs county the "Second Abandonment' as Siebert (13-7). HRs-Petrocelll Rolu;l ·NO. 20. said described described In Volum! ~7. Page (21st),Mitterwald (13th). portion ha~ing a total length of 352 of the Directors Journal, 12.9 miles, more or lesS. said point also being 0.72 mile, (Only games scheduled) Said establishment of limited more or less, as measured access Is to include all In · southerly alono existing State terchange areal and extend Route No. u.S. 33 from Its along lnterclllnge crossroads In !unction with Meigs County accordance with the Highway Road No. ~o and there ter- Abrabam is a Hebrew· Department's Llmlled Access mlnate. Polley. P. e. MASHETEII name meaning "father of a PROPOSED, THE ABAN · DIRECTOR multitude." OONMENT ~ORTIONS OF ·····---EXISTING OFSTATE ROUTE NO. U.S. 33, SITUATED IN THE CITY OF ATHENS AND IN ATHENS TOWNSHIP, ALEXANDER TOWNSHIP AND LOCI TOWNSHIP, ATHENS COUNTY, OHIO, SAME TO REVERT IN PART TO THE CITY OF ATHENS STREET SYSTEM AND IN PART TO THE ATHENS COUNTY HIGHWAY SYSTEM AT SUCH TIME THAT THE CORRESPONDING PORTION OF RELOCATED STATE ROUTE NO . U.S. 33 ' IS OPENED TO TRAFFIC AND AFTER THE FINAL ABANDONMENT ENTRY HAS BEEN ENTERED ON THE JOURNAL OF THE OIREC· TOR OF HIGHWAYS. And being more fully described n follows: Being all of existing State or Route ,_.o, U.S. 33 between the lhl junction of said route with 1968 Mercury Monterey $2195 and existing Stall Route No. U.s. 50 . 61; and the Athens-M•lgs County Two door Fastback. Turquoise finish. while ond line not liSted for abandOnment tang.tnt by entry on the Director's top. black vinyl lnt ., 390 V-8, auto. trans .• P.S., ltfl tor • Journal, Volume •1. Page 1202. power disc brakes. radio. w·s·w tires. 'Real · ·· . nice. ~~~rl:,1]0::n~ 't.iw~~~ Move 'Em Out Time! Save Cash NowJ End-Of-Month-Sale Pontiac Catalina -r '3,298 hlrd1ap. only 3,828 u•y miles bk the boss' ~=~~!t~rlng, So now we eQUid put II In the showroom. po- dltc brakes, aulomallc Iran- I' $2595 Four dbor. Blue with white top. blue Interior, radio, new w-s-w. factory air conditioning. · $1~95 1967 Olds 9B 4 door Blue with blue Int., full power equipment, .radio, w-s-w tires, factory air conditioning. I Dodge Coronet $1,095 1965 OlclsiUt.T. Sedan · ~lte with' ·~lue Interior, V-8 motor, .P• a.. radio. w-S.w tires, $1095 auto. trans .• P.;S;, $1,095 :auick ·1965 P.oritiic qrand Prix · $1295 . 2 df· l't T .•.:v.a.,~tuip~· P, e.; p.s., ra~lo. w·s·w . tires. maO'::wh • .ls, AIR CONDITIONING. 1966 Jful~li'~ll~~·14 Dr. LaSabre $2,395 . · l1595 • Burgi~f~l!i(; flnl•~ ~1111 matching lnt •• radio; VI· .s-w *lr,e s •• tlnt!!4 glass. 1 oWI)er New 'Oids trade. · '1 ·•• ' ' .. .. ·• . . . . :,; .• ~vv .. . 4 Dr. sedan. 232 6 cylinder. automatic. radio. Devotional leader EWe red with red Interior. Farbel rtad from the "UP!* Room," ,and scripture., - . ' stocK . 70103 Janet Searles Will Wed 1-!0tnet ·~Balle_ •... 4 STOCK NO. 70129 . S10CK NO. 70107 Hornet Basic Auxiliary Approves Donations Dr. sedan, 232 6' cylhidet~ automatic. radio. green with green. Interior.,. , 1 · \ . Rabel ·ICitlc ., , 2 Or. sedan. 232 6 cylinder. standard Iran· smlsslon. radio. while with green Interior. Rebel Basic 4 Dr. sedan. 231 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering. dark green with green l.nterlor. . PERFECT PAIR Ambcaslador SSt a st~rlng, ·•lfllctiL malchetl ~eepsake l111Mi111 nnp Will SJlllbollzt tile lor of you; weddin1 ,_ ... lor· 2 Dr. hrdtp •• cylinder. power pe;wer brakes, air conditioning, automatic. gold with black lnter.lor. lVII. Qlla~r.tlid . ln )41( Ill- ·~ or .......... ~ld. KlePIIM ,.,.. n -mllllJ IIJIIII. ·SJOCI( NO. 70128 STOCK NO. 70108 Ambassador SST Ambcauaclor SSt 4 Dr. wagon, 8 cylinder. power sfeerlng and brakes. air conditioning. automauc. tan with beige Interior. STOCK NO. 7029 ... "D.-,t :.CUitGm."'•" 4 Dr. sedan. 6 cy! lndl!r ;· '.~jt:w;;~tl~. steering. red wlfh black Interior. 1 'p;;;;;·, 2 Dr. hrdtp •• 6 cylinder, automatic, green with black .vinyl roof and black Interior. •· I . · Corqnef Deluxe 4 Dr. ' sedan, 8 cylinder, automatic, power steering, beige with· beige Interior. Super Bee 2 Dr. hr~p., 8 cylinder, automatic,. power steering. power brakes. piiJ!YI with willie vinyl l(llerlor. STOCK NO. 70114 ., ; Pqlata spactcil ' 1!-,~ \ I ,. • •.• , ' . ,', ' ~ ' 1(~~·- 4 Dr,. ~an, 8 cylinder, power ··steering. automatlc;'turquoise with black Interior. ~ . · .· -· . ' •. ·. Charaer 1.T. ~nd.,_; 2 Qr. hrdtp. 1 8. automatic. power steering ~~d. b~~kes; blUe wlt~1 bl\11! vinyl· In· '· DUI'II In ~m ll'lth Clydli Andrewa ~::'~ d k t d ~U.:n~.e ;n .., I orne .. GOBler, Oblo, and told about the Herh McCllntock family Jn Ontario Province Canada & ~- ;.,.. Ill · th Mrs.01 Rpyt OSborne ..-ved ~de Ice Jib..::;' OpenJni Queen of _Month Nina Tbelas was named Qlieen of til, Month by the Tops Club Tueada)' even~na. Run· nerup .wal rrancea ll)lsell. TaidJla the tap ilpol for til, mC.t ·wetghlltJsa ·dlu,'lnc the week, bowever, WIJ KalhrJn Den• 'llllon W\lh Jeib Warner, nan. ·.:corone.1·44Q 2 Qr. hrdtp•• •• cylinder. l!yiom,tlc. I!C!~r ' . · iteerlng, air tondltlon)l!g, black with ..gtlen. ,' Interior. ~· . ·· . . Evangeline Mi11tonary Personal Notes Society of lbe Pomeroy Olurch of Christ met Tuelday evening In: : . : ; h ~ ~:.. ·, Mr. and Mrs. James Arnold, · a .....,.u Jr · and daughters Mary and 11e11ion wu the prealdent, Mn. Laura returned to their home ln Louill Oa~. A oonlrlbullon Cincbmatl fbUOWin• 8 visit ll'lth wasvotedetnttou •.o•·-FIIes M1' " mllll ·-...," ' • and Mrs. Jamea Arnold, Sr. Nina Theiss is . ·' . hl!i'up.' ' . Sorority Pien ics At Royal Oaks , cream and · cake ·10 ' 'the pastor of the fol1oll'lng: Mn. Walter Kenof Chrllt in nedy, Jr., Mrs. Conrad ~·· Mrs. Stanley Bus, · Clarence Andrews and Mn. Derwer Kapple. . · ·~n·. STOCK NO. ·.. !ltm..AND- Mr.IIIII Mn.llllUand Searles, Rutland RD 1, IIIU101IlCe the eupgement and approaching marriage or their dauehter, Janet, to Mr. l.awrt!llce Btrry, Vienna, w. Va., aon of Mn. LauraBtrry. MIIIISearies, a graduate of Rutland Hlgb Scbool c1u1 of 1916, II employed at Bowen Reaaurant In Pom~. Mr. Berry, wbo graduated at Parlienlburg Hlgb School 1n the clauof ltllll,IUbemployeeofthe A. B. <lwlceCo. The weciclq wiD be aa evenl of Oct. 2 at the home of the bride's pareall oo Rutland Road. The couple will reside In Parllersburg. Middleport IHI, Au&. ._a.Jc I Mission Society Of Pomeroy Meets FAJti,i0'WM§1sf. 4 Dr. sedart. 6 cylinder. ' automatic, \gold with black Interior.' ' ·. ' . ' 9"'~ '1 .the b!Podmoblle on Aug. :u. . The Dlllrlel FaD conference wiD be beld October 1111 at Junetl.onCity. A traveling prize, donated by Mrs. Erma Henry, was ,won by Mrs. Emma Wayland. Refreahmenta were aervt!!l. Mrs. John Fultz was a guest U: . ~~ "'$8dhl/;'' 6 · ~yliKCier. hl!utomitlc. power steering, yellow With:' black top and ·black · ' Interior. · · · SIOCK' _{IVo lin 10155 · STOCK NO. 70121 . '· • ' .· _4"~~'' Da·rt~Cu•tOm·- :"' · Dart Custom · 1' ·\~I No. 7042 srocK NO. Z0150 STOCK NO. 70148 Lidlu Auxiliary Feeney Benqett Poat. ua, meellna Wednesday evening, voted donatlo.ns to lbe Salvation Army. Xenia Otpba11l Home, and Girl'• Stale Goveriler. Following a report from Anita Fu)ll, Glrll Si,&fe repreaen. tallve, a ·revision of lhe conalltulion and by-liwa were read by the prealdent, Geraldlne KessiJI8er. Memben Of the committee were Velala Roush, chairman; Gold!\ Mourning, Etta IAm1ey, UDian Reltmlre, and Rola IJeal'ls. It wiU be submitted to the American Legion Department of Ohio for approval. The audlllng report waa preaented by Velala Roullb. Mrs. Kellslnger gave her npcrt on the C)lllllcothe blrthda; party, one for veterll18 on July 16 IIIII one at Athena Mental Health Center on Aug. 13th. Sbe alao reJ301'ted on the Bei'VIng·of 4 Dr. sedan. 8 cylinder: power ·s teering anll . brakes, air conditioning, autOmatic. aqua with black Interior. STOCK lllid qlber 'eadlnp were pruent.d b7 Helen Maag. Stella Gfl!eaer, : Mlldred PhiiUjJI, Mar)' Ru.l8ell, UWe . Starcller, Emma Hines, Jooe Sayre, Ruby Gn.er and Elale Farbel wben t~~, group met recenUy at tbe church. The president, Mildred Phillips, J)l'elidecl. The ladlea decided to assllt In !NIYinl for the new roof on the church~ Refresllmenla were served by Helen Maag, and Stella Grue!Mlr. Tracy Gordon .was a guest. .• 2 Dr. sedan. 232 6 cylinder. automatic. radio, green with green Interior. " i 1968 Chrys-.r Ne.w Yorker ' ' Plans have bsen made fer a flUe Ill& Satljrilay, Sept. 12 'at lba Hlnea hui"'IDII ln Mlnen.ule by til,· W$CS of MJni!ra. .uJe United Methodilt Church 4Dr.~edan.2326cyllnper.pO~r.· steerlng.tal! · and lirown with brown Interior. ll..--~--------~------4--~·--~-·~--....,...;..--..,..--'--;"" STOCK NO. 7016 , ~· S10CK NO. 70145 KARR & VAN ZANDrS . ''' ! .I Hornet·SST St. Louis 001 000 201- 4 8 0 San Fran 100 000 0011- I I 5 Gibson (19-5) and Simmons; Perry 117-13) and Dietz. .s. · :flornet'. sst .,SST -· stocK NO. 70t42 16). along said tersectlon SRQ NO. 70146 . : . ~ 4 Dr. sedan, 232 6 c.yllnc!er, automatic. radio. white with blue Interior. By Uniied Prtas lnternollonal No11onal L.llgue A~anta 000 000 1oo- 1 5 2 N.Y. 201 no oax1o or tess, es ·,;,'i'lisu~ed ..;,;>iei·lv . .. . ~ WSCS is Plam1ing Bake Sale Sept 12 . : BILL cAuaa ARREST . o:O~E~ ~ldCba~ of roast and picnic at ~al: Park Tuesday evening A "gel acquainted" · ... 11 par.,, ;wasallendedbyEyelynKnlgbt, lpODSor' and these memben =~ughler.Judyandll'llhMr. fl!ecky Anderson, Sarah 11· Arnold Eubanks al Bechtle, Donna Byer Annie Elirejla.' Chapman, Barbara 'Fields, carolyn Grueser carol Me· ~.andMrs.RolllnWolfeiiKI Cullough, Colee'n OhUnger, cbi1dren of Columbus spent Unda Riffle, Ruth Riffle several days with their Barbara Ri••• Caro"- Sat-' daughter ' · ..,..., yu family • Mra. Don Erwin and '..-rJeld, Donna Slell'art, LyM · Mrs. Clara 9llgard was ,lliu~Jlp, Marilyn SWan TewlllB ,~ gueat wben ~ ebjoyed a WeU, Judy Werry,' Dorinda ~t A~. t_W:f: and S\111 Zirkle>' '. , , '' Mlsi Mary Ellan Floccarl of Phy'!u. ~=~ ~~~ Colwnbus and ¥~sa Sandra F1occut bave returned from a week's vacaton at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tale of Colwnbua were weekend guell.ut the Floccarl bune. CLEVEJLAND (UP!) - A Cleveland man was arrested after be was found to, have a stolen $10,1100 U.S. Treasury bill ln hls poasell8ion, the FBI said ~~I :!d 88 ' ' P""" collateral for a t9,50111oout til, Twinsburg llanklnt! Co. It was part of a $17241100 theft from Brown Br ' ' . New York~~ Co., ' · Irla Payne ilharlotte TaUI':m Reva BunC:. Edith Zlrlde J ' Qutvey, Debbie Finlaw, ,Sargen~ Glorla Buct, Donna Morrison, Candi Cooke, Debbie Gerlich, Susan Baer, carol Adams, Martha McPhaU and Jackie Zerkle. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barker An 91d fashloned 'llayrtdli was and children of Gary, Ind. have enjoyed following the picnic. returneil to their hoole after a visit 11'1111 Mrs. Barker's slater DIES OJ' STABS Mrs. Charles Gerard and YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (UPI) family. Wesley Wooten, 28, Youngatoll'D, died early today Mrs. Stella Hays have at Southside HOIJ)Ital while returned to her home after a 1111Ch!rgolng surgery f1lr muiUple week'scooflnementatVeterana 1tabwounda,l111fferedduringan · Memorial hCIIPital. Her son, altercation outside a local Richard baa returned to hi8 tav.n. bonie ln Columbull. .......ijiiiii....._liilll ' ~ . .'&ensJir was taalled , with l!1e m01it weight PIJlild Edcar E. Laldn, MrJ, Leiter -,tth ~ Mt:brty and Edllb · 1M Looc. '1'1'aCy L. Malone, ·- Garner !YJng fer that liDeDVIed G. •Ma!CIIIm Mliler, Mrs. · ru,nnerup,h!mer, There 11U ·• W; Morgaa, Mra. ~Ill of n I . nine Tflllll, N,IIIOn, Arthur R, uve Turtle. ~C.IlNidlft,Mn. l1'illiler ln Rbodes, Mra. Everett . Mrl.•. ~ RDbertl, t~~, Rl1118!1, ~. am c. Illry1 lt. lll!6emaker' Wllllllle7, S:,: . : :~~~~~~~kj · 992·2039 • 1 ' 1. ' 11111'01 .,..., . . t:pli }'!':fSC:· ' A Big ,, .. ~, ·w '"'*' .... . •'• , , '' • r, l-, , r.· • ,J, • 1,, 1 .,., .. , . ~1• , ... o •I H "!•ol . ' ,, THANK YOU To the buyers of Steers and Lambs at the Meigs County Junior Fair Sale STEERS BUYER CLUB MEMBER POMEROY NATIONAL BANK . • . . •• CITY ICE AND FUEL COMPANY • ROGER KARR R CELIA McCOY • H. RAWLINGS AND SONS CO. • • • DIANA BENE DUM TOM RUE MOTORS • • • • • . BRYON McCOY . r.\ARION RIGGS FORO-MERCURY . . . . DIANA GRUESER THE VILLAGE PHARMAtY • - . KE RACINE HOME NATIONAL. BANK • • . • FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. • . . • , • JIM BETZ POMEROY NATIONAL BANK - · •• - • • FRANK BRODERICK ;~NTE,ANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL • - • • . . EDWIN CROSS TASOTE CHEMICAL CO. • •· • - • • • CHARLES YOST LANDMARK F,ARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE . . • • PAUL CROSS MEIGS ,E QUIPMENT COMPANY - . . • • • • JULIA RO$E ELIERFELDS D=PARTMENT STORE • . . . . • MIKE BENEDtiM Cl'fiZENS NATIO AL BANK • • • . . • • CRAIG PIERCE CITIZE;NS NATIO AL BANK • • - - • • • KIMMV fJIERCE :LBIER:FEI..DS tt•PARTMENT STORE • - • • •• MANDIE ROSE liTH GOILE rORD • • - • • - ' VICKI CARR JOHNSOM-KIEWI'f·MASSMAN • . • • • • · LARRY MEES · , CI'U. ~El!!$ :NAT,IONAL BANK - • RICKY PIERCE SU,.~ .l UN Mlj.L ' - ,. • • • • KAY WARD _lHE~ILI.AGI£ ,PHAR'1_ACY • • • • ANGIE SISSON DANIEL~~~~~~ . ,. ;'., ·, ' L·~. ..NlBS . . .' ' ./ . co. ..... �., ' n•r ~-·· ·· r.w ·· .,. Line Play Pro~es. Vital ·" ' . :~of d l ~ ' IJ ( ~~ • • ' I .• . •'I ' ' t •, ·' ~ I I ·f ', lr ~;, ( I'I ,~ ", ·I I I ) " O.nld & ~- Jacolly ". ' .. ,t J ,. II r ' p . m., director . rehearsal. 7: p. m . T!!u~rs<ily , , Mrs. Paul Noue , director. Thursday, all day Busy Bet . quilling party In church social """" POMfROY CHURCH OF 9 a. service THE NAZARENE - Corner MA-SON COUNTY Union and Mulberry . Rev. Clyde V. Henderson, pallor. MilSON ASSEMBLY · OF SRunday dSchooiW lb9:30 a. m,. ; GOD - SecOIICI St., ~"l'"• W. aymon a urn, sup · Va. Chesler Tennant, paator. Morning worship 10:30 a. m.; Sunday school , 10 a . m.; Evening service 7: 30 p.d m. Mid· -•1 p, 11 a . m.; -• I Wed 7 mom 1ng wor~, w- serv ce, nes ay • : 30 evangellsllc service, 7: 30 p. m. P·:RACE EPISCOPAL - Rev. Bible study and prayer service, Stanley Plallenburg, mlnlstar. MIDDLEPORT . f~~;day, 7' 30 p. m. Phone Morning prayer and sermon, ' . Fiii$,1' UN.ITED PRi:S- HARTFORD CHURCH OF 10:30 a. m. Holy communion BYTERIAN Middleport-Rev Christ In Cllrlstlln Unlotl and sermon, first Sundays. Russell Lesier, pastor. Sunday Rev .(?' Dell Manley. pastor. 10.30 a. m. Church tchool, School 9·30 a m Lewis Sauer Sunday School, 9:30a.m., Rev. klnderoaden through eighth supt.; .;..orshlp ''service 10:30' Guy Sayre , supt .; evening am ser:-rlce, 7:30. Tuesday Bible gr•de. 10:30 a. m. POMEROY CHURCH OF ·M-IDDLEPORT HEATH sludy, 7:30 p. m. Thursday CHRIST- Mr . 11oyt Allen, Jr .. UNITED M&THODlST-Rev. evening prayer meellng, 7:30 p. pastor. Blbl~ ~ool, 9:30a. m.; Max E. DOnohue, mlnlstor; m . Sunday evening youth worship, 10.30. adull worship Eric Chambers. Sunday School servJces. 6: 30 with Roger service a,d .. ~OUIJCI peo.Pies superintendent. Church School Manf~, youth tuder. meellng. both 7.30 p. m. Sun. 9:30 0 . m.; morning worship, MASON CHURCH OF day -Wednesday. corrblned 10:30o. m.; youlh meeting, 7 p. CHRIST- John Sleele. pallor. Bible study and praye r m.; Choir reheorul, Wed · .Worship; 10 a.m.; Bible study, meehng. 7:30 p. m. ~day 7 7·30 p m Mr E 11 · 1• am · evenl~ wor·"lp . ' . .; . s. · 7:30 ' ' p.m. . " Mld-wea · service, ~• ' E THE SALVATION ARMY ~ "" Rober! Hamm. director nvoy Roy S. Wining, officer In JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES_ Wednesday, 7:30p.m. m., Larry Carnahan presiding GRAHAM UNITED METHa:arge. Sunday, 10 ollness meeting; 10:30 a. n;'· mlnlsler . Sunday, Bible lecture, ODIST CHURCH - Preaching Sunday School. Young Peoples 9:30 a. m.; Walchlewer sludy, 9 30 II Leg1on.1p. m.; Thursday,lto3 10:30 a. m.; Tuesday, Bible S~n~ys ~i'ea:~',,"~lh;~ P· m .• Ladles Home League ; 7 study, 7: 30p. m.; Thursday, andfourthSundayseachmonth , o. m. Prep classes. ministry school 7:30 p. m.. worship service at 7: 30 p. m. SAt.KEO HEART Rev .- service meeting l : t!O p.m. Wednesday evenings at 7:30, Father Bernard Krajcovlc, /IIIDDLEPORT CHURCH Prayer and Bible Sludy. ~slor . Phone 992-2825, of Christ In Chlrlsflon UnionMASON FIRST BAPTIST turday evening Mau, 7:30 Lawrence Manley., pastor; Mrs. Stan Craig tor Sundp.m. Sunday Mau. 8 and 10 Russell Young, Sunday School School 9 45• pas · ay a.m. Conlesslona, Saturday 7· Supl. Sunday School 9:30a. m.; servic'e : 11 " · m.; "rc"lng 7:30p.m. Evening worship 7:30. Wed- training' uniC:· w';~~Y POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST ~sday prayor meeting, 7' 30 p . . service, 6:30 p. m. Wednesdae · prayer and Bible study, 7:30 p. - Robert Kuhn, pastor. George Skinner. Sunday School supt. m. Sunday School. 9: 30 a. m.; CHRISTIAN SCIENCE morning worship, 10:30 a. m. ; Services al 311 Main Sf., Pt. BYF. 6 p. m. ; Bible Study CHURCH OF THE MAZA· Pleasant, Sundays. 11 a. m.; Wednesday 7 p. m.; choir REM! . ,_ Mlddl~rt Rev. Wednesdays, 7:30 p. m. All practice, Wed. , 8:30p.m . Audry Miller, pastor; Floyd welcome . ST. PAUL LUTHERAN-The Corson. supt. Sunday school. Rev. Arthur C. Lund, peslor. 9:30 a.m. ; Morning warSunday school. 9: 30 a. m. ; ship. 10:30 a.m.; iuntor MEIGS COUNTY worsh1p service, 10:30 a. m. §!!clety. 6:30p.m.; NYPS 6:45 FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- p.m . Sunday evangellsllc ALFRED Church, UN 1TED TIST CHAPEL - 2711 E. Main, meeting, 7:30 p.m . Prayer METH~DIST Rev . Pomeroy, afflllalod with S.B.C. meellng Wednesday. 7:30p.m. Randy Lavender. _pastor. Sunday School at 9:45, wllh Lloyd Dillinger. Sup!. Worship 1 Service at 11, wllh Charles D. I Woode, lay.leader . Sunday I I evenlngservlcesal Sl. Paul's a! 1 I Tuppers Plains for !he enllre 1 chargewllhthayoulhlncharge. 1I 1 Wednesday evening prayer I By Helen Bottel I ·service here. al 7:45. °· ;d u P 8 r---------------------------1 H I e en HeI I • WHEN IS A MARRIAGE NOT A MARRIAGE? o;::~ "'I~" problems of unwed motllera It ' aeems that so many want to keep their babies, but most D"N~I!,.LE WESLEYAN-J . A. Curry, pastor. Sunday hool, 9:'j!O 1. 1'(1, ; Youth an~ nlor ·y~ -.rvice,' 6: p. m. l W:•enlng worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer and pr1lse Woe!., 7:30 p. m. a m. . HEMLOCK GRCIYE CHRISTIAN ·- Jam.. '51i!llh, pas!Cir; Roy Domlpn, 'sup!. Morning sefvlce, 9:30 a .m. ; Sunday SchoOl, 10 a.m . Prayer meeting, Wodnesday, 1 p.m. StLVl!R RUN FREE wiLL BAP:fiST :,- Rev . Caudill Atkins, pasiOr. Carroll Mal· thews, Sunday School Supt. Sunday Schoool. 10 a. m.; Worship, 7:30 p' m. Prayer moellng, Thursday, 7:30 p. m . CHESTER CHURCH OF !lOD - The Rev. Gflberl Spencer, pastor. Sunday School 9:30a. m.; worlhlp service, 11 a. m.; evening worship, 7:30 Prayer service and youth service. Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Monthly sings, firs! Sunday. 2 p. m. each month. FOREST RUN METHODIST - Rev. Forrest Donley, pastor ; Mrs. Fread Noose, supt. Worshlpservlce9a. m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN -Langsville VIllage, Rev . Robe~f Eugene Musser, pastor. Woislilp •ervlce, 10 ' 30 a . m. ; Glenna Felly, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School9:30a. m. ; Sunday evening, 7:30p.m. Mid· week service. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev. M. c. Larimore, Pt'Stor. Bob Moore, Sunday School Sup!. Sunday School, classn lor all ages, 9:30 a.m .; morning worship. 10: 45, NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p. m. ; evangelistic service, Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Mld·week prayer meeting, Wednesday, Ms~lonary meeting,7:30p.m second. 7:30 o. m. R0 CK S P R 1NG s METHODIST - Rev . Richard Pumphrey. pastor; Harold Block•lon, superlntenderil . Morning worship, 9:30 a .m.; church school , 10: 15 a.m.; evening worsnlp. 7:30 p.m. ; MYF, 6 p.m. Prayer meellng and Bible Sludy. Woctnesday, 7:30 r .m. A mlnlslrallve Councl firs! Monday, 7:30 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF . EDEN UNITED BRETHREN CHRIST. Charles Russell, Jr .. IN CHRIST- Eldon R Bloke Minister. Eorl Mossman and I!!ISlor. Sunday School,1.0a . m. ; ::~=.:=..~~ ::\)~~ i!R.::~=!Y~ Wednesday~ &II•• P"lor. • E Ttl A til y: UNITED METHODISf ..,.Paul A. Sellers: pastor; Blytha •Thtiu, Sunday •· . School supt. Woi'lhlp , IOf.~lc;t•. · ,, . 9: 30 a. m. ltClOftd anll fOilrlh Sundays; Evening worsi!IP, 1 p . . m. flrsl'Sund•Y · ·'• " LOTTRIDGE UH1'1'ED · METHODIST - WQ~"shlp, llri t and lhlrd Sundays, 10:45 ~- m.; second and fourth Suridays, 7:30p. m.Sunday5chgol, 9:45a. m. Chrlsllan Endeavor, lhlrd Saturday of each month. LAUR&L CLIFF FREE METHODIST - R.V. Eugene Gill , pastor. William Balloy, supt. Sunday School, 9:30a. m.; Morning worshl~, 10:30 a. m.; Evening worsh p, 7:30 , p. m. Woctne•day, Chrlsllan Youth Crusade, 6:30 p. m.; Prayer meellng 7:30 p. m. ThUirsday, choir practice, 7_p. m. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST -Danny Evans, pastor. Norman C. Wilt, supt. Sunday School 9:30 a , m.; Worshlr.' service, 10:30 '· m. Christ an Endeavor Sunday evRenEingOR. GANIZID ;;r.rnr.c'll ""von OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· TER DAY SAINTS - Portland· Racine Road. Ralph Johnson, ' pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m ; Morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; Sunday evening service, 7 p. m . Wednesday evening prayer services. 7:30 p. ·m. THE BRADBURY CIIURCH OF CHRIST- Mr. Toe! Cod· wallader, passlord. Jerry ."..'!.', 1nwauen , un ay Scnvv SuP!!rlnlendent. Sunday School, I H -~- _.. 1t1 llol-lr he feels Uke It, takes us for a SUnd" y drive, out to a show. Then asaln, he'll call to Invite us somewhere and never Bbow and - blood taken from you evenln11. Jontor ·amr Senldr because "it's fll' your own Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. good" Is enough to make OIIC Polly Russell in charge. Sunday wonder what's happe•'M In eTvenlng w,orshTip. 7: 30 p.m. , ,_.., eens mea lng, uesday, 7 p.m. today S SOC!"IY· wllh Kathy Russell and Terry Oftsn a 811'1 who gives up her Seldenabel In charge. Woe!baby regrets II deeply later 011. ~~y, Choir t"ICIIce, 7 p.m. Oftenshewouldhavebeenable p.m ou· Wsodnandadui!Biblesludy,B esday. tosupportlhechlld. Too late Bile that a baby doea not TuppER P LA N s Interfere wltb a Hood marriage. c H A R G E 5 U N 1 T 1E D Ratber than getting all one- METHODIST. Sunday ~ worlh~ ~I (FI aan:i/~u~::...~ A~i~ ns:.'m. d lhl d S da p. ~.~1 ~'kond 1~ :J~) ~;,:: days). l..allrldgo -7: 45 r,·m · (First and third Sundays, 11 a.m . Second and ~th Sundays. up. The children are naturllly Rlded counsel, I think a upoelbythlsuneertalnty.Soam Bbould td with wunarried I! mothera have kept their HAl hu a Blrlfriend. HAl's babies - then make her ahra)'lbadaglrlontbeslde u decision. There Bbouldn't be a he sa•a he needs ......,...: to sti•ma attached to the ' -·--· • td to and he can't cam- Wegltlmate any more. 1bal'a munlcate with me. for the !alb century.- K. A. who IIIUQesll!d that be either see llelr K.: a I1I8ITiqe counselor, or we The sUgma Is fut diBaplalktoalawyer.Bevetoedbolb. pearlng -'- hullhe problelllll of Sa)'lheneedatimetofl&ure .out raising a child alone still whathewantslnWe.lln'lflve remain. It's a tremendous yean eoough? - NOT GET- decision - whether to gt•e TING ANY YOUNGER away or keep your baby- J111C1 "'--N da)'I are ....... ol: many ..... ou~ ••-u.... Your husband hu had time dedding for the latter. The enough. Whit he needs now Is preUUre toward adoption is not an ultimatum! Ten him you 11 great as II once wu. -H. waul either • full-lime bulband --•father! "'"' oryoarchlldreaora DearBelen : clean break, for you're through I'm writing iii regard to lhe kow-towing to a murled penon who said 8be was "In._....._,_ -H __,_,., by d _• . . - .,_ """"""' · .• ....-_,_....,...1 •~· •· seeuriiY guard , ( 1'AI an Dear "•'-.· '. examp,·'e •" · no t tbr OIIJh ""'"'' AI a volunteer aid In a loCal lllLIPiclon.) · hoopllal, I have been par- •. My buaband . Ia security llcularly concerned over lhe ruanager for a big chabt HAl JIIICI the general manaser '!f'!re shocked by thl1 letter. 11 couldn't have happened as IGkl __,In a w•- ..._ ,,..,. """" Holiness Unto The _.,, Lord AnENDA FRIENDLY QIURat Olurch The Nuene 556 SHc:h St. School lhil ,_., .W. 4•••• .. ......,..... 1t111-t1 !,a n..,.., ,...., ._.,,.;,, 11 terillthla• 1 ~iUoM ISu~l•tll• Wod-r ....,. .,11-ll I •PI I · ~ 1,_l7 · ~==~:!::~:::!!::~::::~~~::=~~==~~:!=~E:3~ .,,...~~~uted&rthl.......a li •IW7 5•1-10 :~ 9:30 Morning service'. worlhlp,7 .• 10:30 a.a . m.; m.; ·Evening 1170 ICriftr Ad'Hr~Wriu $ft11kl, htc., Srf'lllbllta, v . 5.Jrlpll p. m. Wednt$d&y , Prayer . .. service, 7:30 p. m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST With the hope It will. some meiiSure, foster and help sustaln .thal w~lch Is, Greal Bend, Charlet i'jorrls, peslor. Worship servlet, 9:30a. good In family and community life, this feature Is sponsored by the business m.; Sunday School,10:30 a. m. firms and organizations whose names appear below. ' MORNING STAR UN ITEO METHODIST- Rev. Wllilom Alrson, past(ll'; Roy Van Moler, . $Upl.; Sunday School, 9: 30 ~- r--~~~...~llllllllllllllllll___..,_____________lll m.; MornlllJI worship, 10: 15 •. m.; Youlh Fellowship and Bible Study. 'lhursday, I p. m. Fred Smllh, layleadar. ·PLUMBINyAND HEATING PhOne !192-3284 Middleport CARL:ETON CHURCH -992:2550 I I In ANTHONY I GOEGI.EIN READY MIX 00. :.~'Rtr=,'~': .,:,~P~.,:or- ~gsbu:y Roo~ ~.nda~ two''Blli·~~ 11ji1!e1 of -having youi own llelh ,l~wors oQI:.hl~ ~rr·"~" ~~!I :.J~:.Ve Chrl ian Endeav!r'- i~Ur>~t!J!O"~~ 10lffa, p~ P 1 0:. a .m . • Jrid/~' 7 : 30 p. m. . Mrs . Lyda ·m: ~~:30'llo'm . IJTel'nately: . ·, t, .. Cliudren· · · llllrried Ufe Is it when your husband taka off any time he gets peeved? Dave Is gone. again now• for lhe 12th time m five years. He aaJd I bugged bim J111C1 he couldn't stand lhe pressure. But: he comes by whenever "':!:!':! .. Chevalier, president. lOng 5ef'VIce and sermon, 8:711. MidWe'ek prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Mrs . Mazie HolslnQer, class leader. POMEROY LOWER LIGHT CHURCH-Harrisonville Road Nev . Roy Taylor, pastor; Eblin, SUnday Sunday School School 9· 30 a Supt. m . evening worship '7. 30 Prayer and prosle Thursday , p, m Lff11NE. LET•uc I WES- Henry 7:~ P ·•. servl~; Racln~.U~I.T'b~:E~~Pu1~:. 1 pr~teH~o'l;~\ 0 MARK VSJOR£ Middleport, Qllo . ·, _IIV. Dni'I'C! a a.l EQUIPMrMY ~ilt I Ills Chi') '!I~..., .S ervlc• . Fa~n'l : lndu,trl~r- ~- Gllrdtn•i Tuppers Plains ' · ' 667·~ <•t ii<J Middleport, OliO . CHURCHBDTT,2M ·. M&RFOODUNER Bakers of Good Bread HU11tl!'lgfoll, W. Va. CHI.~ISlriAN es : A minis~•~··~~~~~·~~~~t~~ 1- -IJOMI~AII -- -:.- - - - -.......----+~----~_.:._.:._...:.__:.:.__-..--J ~ SOHilJ SJADQN RACINE AJOD ·MARKS Athens Road= Pomer ' oy The sto rewlffi A He 1't ,. A Family That Worships T,....ether ~. st .,. "" ..aclne . pastor Sunday Seh~l 9·30 a 10:30 m. m. ; Worship •erviCO: ' 10;30 . : a. m.; UMYF, 7 P· m. each Sun· uiiT,:;,;;;;; day ; Senior Choir practice, ··_-1,.,1toi GThursday, 7=30 p. m.; Service ulld, fourth Monday, 7·30 p m.; Hapr,y Husllors sunday L0 N G I 0 T 'I' o M School C ass meallng, fourth METHODIST- Rev. FrHitnd Frlda)l, 6 p. m.; WSCS sec011C1 lr~'~.\"'~rc~""~~~~hoo.111, ~d,"l'.:,=~ tionmda.; 0117301clol · p. a.m. -· ~· m. ' y, : ..P· BIIARWALLQW RI·!)GE COMMUNITY CHURCI! at MiS>!IOI CHURCH OF CI!RlST - Ed· Outer - Rev . John Dill, Roger ward While, pallor . Bible ~~ 1 "';· Sund~ morning war- School 9:30 a .m. ; morning T~:Ya;d Sunordashylpe..,.venv 1~, 9:30 lp, wor· 7:30p.m. ...s' fhlp, 7:3010:30; p.m.evening Wednesday Bltile study, 7:30p.m . ' ST. PAUI,'S UNITED METHODIST t;HURCH M~~\¥iRl:J~~ _ c~:: Tuppers Plains. Rev . Randy Edsel Hart. ~sfor. Sunday SLavender. pastor. Sunday chool, 9. JO a. m. ; youth 1 wor 1p service, 10 fellowship, momng 6 p.m.; SUndly ~. m .• '·Dell Ttlbol, superln. evening worship. 7:30p. m. lendent. Prayer meellr1JI, each · LET A R T U N I T E ·D Thursday, P.Jj) p.m. Sundey METHODIST ~HURCH -Firtl evening ""f"lte, 7:30. · a n d - Sundays, preachl~ al I p. m. ; Tlllrd onc1 ·tour ltGM CIWRCH OF CHRISt ._.._, 10 a; - Pomtray.Harr~onvllle Sun da ya, 5un.-. -• ....,_, Road. John Webller, pastor, . ~·'worship sel'\rlcut lla. m.; ' !!lt~'!""il\i.'i Paul McElroy. Sunday · School ue,daY evenings Jl- 8 p, m., Supt· S1.11day School, 9:30 a . m.; SllidJ;. 1T E Morning Worship an~ com. METHODIST, ~ev. William munlon. t0:30 1 • m.; Sunday Alrson, pastor, Robert Ea...,, Diliiir evening yau1h Christian En· supt 5 d• Sc"-1 • duvor, 6-'p. m.; Worship..,. · un Y ·-a! lOa. m., 1 service at n , m. 7 · m. ; Wodnes<lay Worship Prayer meeting Thursday, 1 p. mitllng ind m. m. MT ='!}:· HEINER'S BAKERY Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jay Stlln, pastor . OLD DEXTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev . Willard Dutchar, pastor. Mrs. Worl& Francis, Sundar. School Su . Sunday Schoo i 9:45a.m urchServleesflrs and lhlrd. Sundays following Sunday School, Second and tourth Saturday .evenings, a p. m~N~ces. I · eys • ogether ·mtiO V~ tAKING 00. •. Bake,rsof Holsu~ri ·Stead fo\lcldleport, lilhiQ ! LYON~ MARK~ MemiJer Of the Big 3" · ~eral Me'rctianillse Tuppers Plains , • . · 667-3280 R. H. -NGS." '' 'ueaier . o. , O!Jio's Oldest Dodge Middleport, GAUL'S MARKEl. J ,. h ' ~ .. • f Chestet; ·Ot\lo· · • ' ~00 .. ,, . I ~ • '• �., ' n•r ~-·· ·· r.w ·· .,. Line Play Pro~es. Vital ·" ' . :~of d l ~ ' IJ ( ~~ • • ' I .• . •'I ' ' t •, ·' ~ I I ·f ', lr ~;, ( I'I ,~ ", ·I I I ) " O.nld & ~- Jacolly ". ' .. ,t J ,. II r ' p . m., director . rehearsal. 7: p. m . T!!u~rs<ily , , Mrs. Paul Noue , director. Thursday, all day Busy Bet . quilling party In church social """" POMfROY CHURCH OF 9 a. service THE NAZARENE - Corner MA-SON COUNTY Union and Mulberry . Rev. Clyde V. Henderson, pallor. MilSON ASSEMBLY · OF SRunday dSchooiW lb9:30 a. m,. ; GOD - SecOIICI St., ~"l'"• W. aymon a urn, sup · Va. Chesler Tennant, paator. Morning worship 10:30 a. m.; Sunday school , 10 a . m.; Evening service 7: 30 p.d m. Mid· -•1 p, 11 a . m.; -• I Wed 7 mom 1ng wor~, w- serv ce, nes ay • : 30 evangellsllc service, 7: 30 p. m. P·:RACE EPISCOPAL - Rev. Bible study and prayer service, Stanley Plallenburg, mlnlstar. MIDDLEPORT . f~~;day, 7' 30 p. m. Phone Morning prayer and sermon, ' . Fiii$,1' UN.ITED PRi:S- HARTFORD CHURCH OF 10:30 a. m. Holy communion BYTERIAN Middleport-Rev Christ In Cllrlstlln Unlotl and sermon, first Sundays. Russell Lesier, pastor. Sunday Rev .(?' Dell Manley. pastor. 10.30 a. m. Church tchool, School 9·30 a m Lewis Sauer Sunday School, 9:30a.m., Rev. klnderoaden through eighth supt.; .;..orshlp ''service 10:30' Guy Sayre , supt .; evening am ser:-rlce, 7:30. Tuesday Bible gr•de. 10:30 a. m. POMEROY CHURCH OF ·M-IDDLEPORT HEATH sludy, 7:30 p. m. Thursday CHRIST- Mr . 11oyt Allen, Jr .. UNITED M&THODlST-Rev. evening prayer meellng, 7:30 p. pastor. Blbl~ ~ool, 9:30a. m.; Max E. DOnohue, mlnlstor; m . Sunday evening youth worship, 10.30. adull worship Eric Chambers. Sunday School servJces. 6: 30 with Roger service a,d .. ~OUIJCI peo.Pies superintendent. Church School Manf~, youth tuder. meellng. both 7.30 p. m. Sun. 9:30 0 . m.; morning worship, MASON CHURCH OF day -Wednesday. corrblned 10:30o. m.; youlh meeting, 7 p. CHRIST- John Sleele. pallor. Bible study and praye r m.; Choir reheorul, Wed · .Worship; 10 a.m.; Bible study, meehng. 7:30 p. m. ~day 7 7·30 p m Mr E 11 · 1• am · evenl~ wor·"lp . ' . .; . s. · 7:30 ' ' p.m. . " Mld-wea · service, ~• ' E THE SALVATION ARMY ~ "" Rober! Hamm. director nvoy Roy S. Wining, officer In JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES_ Wednesday, 7:30p.m. m., Larry Carnahan presiding GRAHAM UNITED METHa:arge. Sunday, 10 ollness meeting; 10:30 a. n;'· mlnlsler . Sunday, Bible lecture, ODIST CHURCH - Preaching Sunday School. Young Peoples 9:30 a. m.; Walchlewer sludy, 9 30 II Leg1on.1p. m.; Thursday,lto3 10:30 a. m.; Tuesday, Bible S~n~ys ~i'ea:~',,"~lh;~ P· m .• Ladles Home League ; 7 study, 7: 30p. m.; Thursday, andfourthSundayseachmonth , o. m. Prep classes. ministry school 7:30 p. m.. worship service at 7: 30 p. m. SAt.KEO HEART Rev .- service meeting l : t!O p.m. Wednesday evenings at 7:30, Father Bernard Krajcovlc, /IIIDDLEPORT CHURCH Prayer and Bible Sludy. ~slor . Phone 992-2825, of Christ In Chlrlsflon UnionMASON FIRST BAPTIST turday evening Mau, 7:30 Lawrence Manley., pastor; Mrs. Stan Craig tor Sundp.m. Sunday Mau. 8 and 10 Russell Young, Sunday School School 9 45• pas · ay a.m. Conlesslona, Saturday 7· Supl. Sunday School 9:30a. m.; servic'e : 11 " · m.; "rc"lng 7:30p.m. Evening worship 7:30. Wed- training' uniC:· w';~~Y POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST ~sday prayor meeting, 7' 30 p . . service, 6:30 p. m. Wednesdae · prayer and Bible study, 7:30 p. - Robert Kuhn, pastor. George Skinner. Sunday School supt. m. Sunday School. 9: 30 a. m.; CHRISTIAN SCIENCE morning worship, 10:30 a. m. ; Services al 311 Main Sf., Pt. BYF. 6 p. m. ; Bible Study CHURCH OF THE MAZA· Pleasant, Sundays. 11 a. m.; Wednesday 7 p. m.; choir REM! . ,_ Mlddl~rt Rev. Wednesdays, 7:30 p. m. All practice, Wed. , 8:30p.m . Audry Miller, pastor; Floyd welcome . ST. PAUL LUTHERAN-The Corson. supt. Sunday school. Rev. Arthur C. Lund, peslor. 9:30 a.m. ; Morning warSunday school. 9: 30 a. m. ; ship. 10:30 a.m.; iuntor MEIGS COUNTY worsh1p service, 10:30 a. m. §!!clety. 6:30p.m.; NYPS 6:45 FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- p.m . Sunday evangellsllc ALFRED Church, UN 1TED TIST CHAPEL - 2711 E. Main, meeting, 7:30 p.m . Prayer METH~DIST Rev . Pomeroy, afflllalod with S.B.C. meellng Wednesday. 7:30p.m. Randy Lavender. _pastor. Sunday School at 9:45, wllh Lloyd Dillinger. Sup!. Worship 1 Service at 11, wllh Charles D. I Woode, lay.leader . Sunday I I evenlngservlcesal Sl. Paul's a! 1 I Tuppers Plains for !he enllre 1 chargewllhthayoulhlncharge. 1I 1 Wednesday evening prayer I By Helen Bottel I ·service here. al 7:45. °· ;d u P 8 r---------------------------1 H I e en HeI I • WHEN IS A MARRIAGE NOT A MARRIAGE? o;::~ "'I~" problems of unwed motllera It ' aeems that so many want to keep their babies, but most D"N~I!,.LE WESLEYAN-J . A. Curry, pastor. Sunday hool, 9:'j!O 1. 1'(1, ; Youth an~ nlor ·y~ -.rvice,' 6: p. m. l W:•enlng worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer and pr1lse Woe!., 7:30 p. m. a m. . HEMLOCK GRCIYE CHRISTIAN ·- Jam.. '51i!llh, pas!Cir; Roy Domlpn, 'sup!. Morning sefvlce, 9:30 a .m. ; Sunday SchoOl, 10 a.m . Prayer meeting, Wodnesday, 1 p.m. StLVl!R RUN FREE wiLL BAP:fiST :,- Rev . Caudill Atkins, pasiOr. Carroll Mal· thews, Sunday School Supt. Sunday Schoool. 10 a. m.; Worship, 7:30 p' m. Prayer moellng, Thursday, 7:30 p. m . CHESTER CHURCH OF !lOD - The Rev. Gflberl Spencer, pastor. Sunday School 9:30a. m.; worlhlp service, 11 a. m.; evening worship, 7:30 Prayer service and youth service. Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Monthly sings, firs! Sunday. 2 p. m. each month. FOREST RUN METHODIST - Rev. Forrest Donley, pastor ; Mrs. Fread Noose, supt. Worshlpservlce9a. m.; Sunday School, 10 a.m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN -Langsville VIllage, Rev . Robe~f Eugene Musser, pastor. Woislilp •ervlce, 10 ' 30 a . m. ; Glenna Felly, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School9:30a. m. ; Sunday evening, 7:30p.m. Mid· week service. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev. M. c. Larimore, Pt'Stor. Bob Moore, Sunday School Sup!. Sunday School, classn lor all ages, 9:30 a.m .; morning worship. 10: 45, NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p. m. ; evangelistic service, Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Mld·week prayer meeting, Wednesday, Ms~lonary meeting,7:30p.m second. 7:30 o. m. R0 CK S P R 1NG s METHODIST - Rev . Richard Pumphrey. pastor; Harold Block•lon, superlntenderil . Morning worship, 9:30 a .m.; church school , 10: 15 a.m.; evening worsnlp. 7:30 p.m. ; MYF, 6 p.m. Prayer meellng and Bible Sludy. Woctnesday, 7:30 r .m. A mlnlslrallve Councl firs! Monday, 7:30 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF . EDEN UNITED BRETHREN CHRIST. Charles Russell, Jr .. IN CHRIST- Eldon R Bloke Minister. Eorl Mossman and I!!ISlor. Sunday School,1.0a . m. ; ::~=.:=..~~ ::\)~~ i!R.::~=!Y~ Wednesday~ &II•• P"lor. • E Ttl A til y: UNITED METHODISf ..,.Paul A. Sellers: pastor; Blytha •Thtiu, Sunday •· . School supt. Woi'lhlp , IOf.~lc;t•. · ,, . 9: 30 a. m. ltClOftd anll fOilrlh Sundays; Evening worsi!IP, 1 p . . m. flrsl'Sund•Y · ·'• " LOTTRIDGE UH1'1'ED · METHODIST - WQ~"shlp, llri t and lhlrd Sundays, 10:45 ~- m.; second and fourth Suridays, 7:30p. m.Sunday5chgol, 9:45a. m. Chrlsllan Endeavor, lhlrd Saturday of each month. LAUR&L CLIFF FREE METHODIST - R.V. Eugene Gill , pastor. William Balloy, supt. Sunday School, 9:30a. m.; Morning worshl~, 10:30 a. m.; Evening worsh p, 7:30 , p. m. Woctne•day, Chrlsllan Youth Crusade, 6:30 p. m.; Prayer meellng 7:30 p. m. ThUirsday, choir practice, 7_p. m. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST -Danny Evans, pastor. Norman C. Wilt, supt. Sunday School 9:30 a , m.; Worshlr.' service, 10:30 '· m. Christ an Endeavor Sunday evRenEingOR. GANIZID ;;r.rnr.c'll ""von OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· TER DAY SAINTS - Portland· Racine Road. Ralph Johnson, ' pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m ; Morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; Sunday evening service, 7 p. m . Wednesday evening prayer services. 7:30 p. ·m. THE BRADBURY CIIURCH OF CHRIST- Mr. Toe! Cod· wallader, passlord. Jerry ."..'!.', 1nwauen , un ay Scnvv SuP!!rlnlendent. Sunday School, I H -~- _.. 1t1 llol-lr he feels Uke It, takes us for a SUnd" y drive, out to a show. Then asaln, he'll call to Invite us somewhere and never Bbow and - blood taken from you evenln11. Jontor ·amr Senldr because "it's fll' your own Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. good" Is enough to make OIIC Polly Russell in charge. Sunday wonder what's happe•'M In eTvenlng w,orshTip. 7: 30 p.m. , ,_.., eens mea lng, uesday, 7 p.m. today S SOC!"IY· wllh Kathy Russell and Terry Oftsn a 811'1 who gives up her Seldenabel In charge. Woe!baby regrets II deeply later 011. ~~y, Choir t"ICIIce, 7 p.m. Oftenshewouldhavebeenable p.m ou· Wsodnandadui!Biblesludy,B esday. tosupportlhechlld. Too late Bile that a baby doea not TuppER P LA N s Interfere wltb a Hood marriage. c H A R G E 5 U N 1 T 1E D Ratber than getting all one- METHODIST. Sunday ~ worlh~ ~I (FI aan:i/~u~::...~ A~i~ ns:.'m. d lhl d S da p. ~.~1 ~'kond 1~ :J~) ~;,:: days). l..allrldgo -7: 45 r,·m · (First and third Sundays, 11 a.m . Second and ~th Sundays. up. The children are naturllly Rlded counsel, I think a upoelbythlsuneertalnty.Soam Bbould td with wunarried I! mothera have kept their HAl hu a Blrlfriend. HAl's babies - then make her ahra)'lbadaglrlontbeslde u decision. There Bbouldn't be a he sa•a he needs ......,...: to sti•ma attached to the ' -·--· • td to and he can't cam- Wegltlmate any more. 1bal'a munlcate with me. for the !alb century.- K. A. who IIIUQesll!d that be either see llelr K.: a I1I8ITiqe counselor, or we The sUgma Is fut diBaplalktoalawyer.Bevetoedbolb. pearlng -'- hullhe problelllll of Sa)'lheneedatimetofl&ure .out raising a child alone still whathewantslnWe.lln'lflve remain. It's a tremendous yean eoough? - NOT GET- decision - whether to gt•e TING ANY YOUNGER away or keep your baby- J111C1 "'--N da)'I are ....... ol: many ..... ou~ ••-u.... Your husband hu had time dedding for the latter. The enough. Whit he needs now Is preUUre toward adoption is not an ultimatum! Ten him you 11 great as II once wu. -H. waul either • full-lime bulband --•father! "'"' oryoarchlldreaora DearBelen : clean break, for you're through I'm writing iii regard to lhe kow-towing to a murled penon who said 8be was "In._....._,_ -H __,_,., by d _• . . - .,_ """"""' · .• ....-_,_....,...1 •~· •· seeuriiY guard , ( 1'AI an Dear "•'-.· '. examp,·'e •" · no t tbr OIIJh ""'"'' AI a volunteer aid In a loCal lllLIPiclon.) · hoopllal, I have been par- •. My buaband . Ia security llcularly concerned over lhe ruanager for a big chabt HAl JIIICI the general manaser '!f'!re shocked by thl1 letter. 11 couldn't have happened as IGkl __,In a w•- ..._ ,,..,. """" Holiness Unto The _.,, Lord AnENDA FRIENDLY QIURat Olurch The Nuene 556 SHc:h St. School lhil ,_., .W. 4•••• .. ......,..... 1t111-t1 !,a n..,.., ,...., ._.,,.;,, 11 terillthla• 1 ~iUoM ISu~l•tll• Wod-r ....,. .,11-ll I •PI I · ~ 1,_l7 · ~==~:!::~:::!!::~::::~~~::=~~==~~:!=~E:3~ .,,...~~~uted&rthl.......a li •IW7 5•1-10 :~ 9:30 Morning service'. worlhlp,7 .• 10:30 a.a . m.; m.; ·Evening 1170 ICriftr Ad'Hr~Wriu $ft11kl, htc., Srf'lllbllta, v . 5.Jrlpll p. m. Wednt$d&y , Prayer . .. service, 7:30 p. m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST With the hope It will. some meiiSure, foster and help sustaln .thal w~lch Is, Greal Bend, Charlet i'jorrls, peslor. Worship servlet, 9:30a. good In family and community life, this feature Is sponsored by the business m.; Sunday School,10:30 a. m. firms and organizations whose names appear below. ' MORNING STAR UN ITEO METHODIST- Rev. Wllilom Alrson, past(ll'; Roy Van Moler, . $Upl.; Sunday School, 9: 30 ~- r--~~~...~llllllllllllllllll___..,_____________lll m.; MornlllJI worship, 10: 15 •. m.; Youlh Fellowship and Bible Study. 'lhursday, I p. m. Fred Smllh, layleadar. ·PLUMBINyAND HEATING PhOne !192-3284 Middleport CARL:ETON CHURCH -992:2550 I I In ANTHONY I GOEGI.EIN READY MIX 00. :.~'Rtr=,'~': .,:,~P~.,:or- ~gsbu:y Roo~ ~.nda~ two''Blli·~~ 11ji1!e1 of -having youi own llelh ,l~wors oQI:.hl~ ~rr·"~" ~~!I :.J~:.Ve Chrl ian Endeav!r'- i~Ur>~t!J!O"~~ 10lffa, p~ P 1 0:. a .m . • Jrid/~' 7 : 30 p. m. . Mrs . Lyda ·m: ~~:30'llo'm . IJTel'nately: . ·, t, .. Cliudren· · · llllrried Ufe Is it when your husband taka off any time he gets peeved? Dave Is gone. again now• for lhe 12th time m five years. He aaJd I bugged bim J111C1 he couldn't stand lhe pressure. But: he comes by whenever "':!:!':! .. Chevalier, president. lOng 5ef'VIce and sermon, 8:711. MidWe'ek prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Mrs . Mazie HolslnQer, class leader. POMEROY LOWER LIGHT CHURCH-Harrisonville Road Nev . Roy Taylor, pastor; Eblin, SUnday Sunday School School 9· 30 a Supt. m . evening worship '7. 30 Prayer and prosle Thursday , p, m Lff11NE. LET•uc I WES- Henry 7:~ P ·•. servl~; Racln~.U~I.T'b~:E~~Pu1~:. 1 pr~teH~o'l;~\ 0 MARK VSJOR£ Middleport, Qllo . ·, _IIV. Dni'I'C! a a.l EQUIPMrMY ~ilt I Ills Chi') '!I~..., .S ervlc• . Fa~n'l : lndu,trl~r- ~- Gllrdtn•i Tuppers Plains ' · ' 667·~ <•t ii<J Middleport, OliO . CHURCHBDTT,2M ·. M&RFOODUNER Bakers of Good Bread HU11tl!'lgfoll, W. Va. CHI.~ISlriAN es : A minis~•~··~~~~~·~~~~t~~ 1- -IJOMI~AII -- -:.- - - - -.......----+~----~_.:._.:._...:.__:.:.__-..--J ~ SOHilJ SJADQN RACINE AJOD ·MARKS Athens Road= Pomer ' oy The sto rewlffi A He 1't ,. A Family That Worships T,....ether ~. st .,. "" ..aclne . pastor Sunday Seh~l 9·30 a 10:30 m. m. ; Worship •erviCO: ' 10;30 . : a. m.; UMYF, 7 P· m. each Sun· uiiT,:;,;;;;; day ; Senior Choir practice, ··_-1,.,1toi GThursday, 7=30 p. m.; Service ulld, fourth Monday, 7·30 p m.; Hapr,y Husllors sunday L0 N G I 0 T 'I' o M School C ass meallng, fourth METHODIST- Rev. FrHitnd Frlda)l, 6 p. m.; WSCS sec011C1 lr~'~.\"'~rc~""~~~~hoo.111, ~d,"l'.:,=~ tionmda.; 0117301clol · p. a.m. -· ~· m. ' y, : ..P· BIIARWALLQW RI·!)GE COMMUNITY CHURCI! at MiS>!IOI CHURCH OF CI!RlST - Ed· Outer - Rev . John Dill, Roger ward While, pallor . Bible ~~ 1 "';· Sund~ morning war- School 9:30 a .m. ; morning T~:Ya;d Sunordashylpe..,.venv 1~, 9:30 lp, wor· 7:30p.m. ...s' fhlp, 7:3010:30; p.m.evening Wednesday Bltile study, 7:30p.m . ' ST. PAUI,'S UNITED METHODIST t;HURCH M~~\¥iRl:J~~ _ c~:: Tuppers Plains. Rev . Randy Edsel Hart. ~sfor. Sunday SLavender. pastor. Sunday chool, 9. JO a. m. ; youth 1 wor 1p service, 10 fellowship, momng 6 p.m.; SUndly ~. m .• '·Dell Ttlbol, superln. evening worship. 7:30p. m. lendent. Prayer meellr1JI, each · LET A R T U N I T E ·D Thursday, P.Jj) p.m. Sundey METHODIST ~HURCH -Firtl evening ""f"lte, 7:30. · a n d - Sundays, preachl~ al I p. m. ; Tlllrd onc1 ·tour ltGM CIWRCH OF CHRISt ._.._, 10 a; - Pomtray.Harr~onvllle Sun da ya, 5un.-. -• ....,_, Road. John Webller, pastor, . ~·'worship sel'\rlcut lla. m.; ' !!lt~'!""il\i.'i Paul McElroy. Sunday · School ue,daY evenings Jl- 8 p, m., Supt· S1.11day School, 9:30 a . m.; SllidJ;. 1T E Morning Worship an~ com. METHODIST, ~ev. William munlon. t0:30 1 • m.; Sunday Alrson, pastor, Robert Ea...,, Diliiir evening yau1h Christian En· supt 5 d• Sc"-1 • duvor, 6-'p. m.; Worship..,. · un Y ·-a! lOa. m., 1 service at n , m. 7 · m. ; Wodnes<lay Worship Prayer meeting Thursday, 1 p. mitllng ind m. m. MT ='!}:· HEINER'S BAKERY Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jay Stlln, pastor . OLD DEXTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev . Willard Dutchar, pastor. Mrs. Worl& Francis, Sundar. School Su . Sunday Schoo i 9:45a.m urchServleesflrs and lhlrd. Sundays following Sunday School, Second and tourth Saturday .evenings, a p. m~N~ces. I · eys • ogether ·mtiO V~ tAKING 00. •. Bake,rsof Holsu~ri ·Stead fo\lcldleport, lilhiQ ! LYON~ MARK~ MemiJer Of the Big 3" · ~eral Me'rctianillse Tuppers Plains , • . · 667-3280 R. H. -NGS." '' 'ueaier . o. , O!Jio's Oldest Dodge Middleport, GAUL'S MARKEl. J ,. h ' ~ .. • f Chestet; ·Ot\lo· · • ' ~00 .. ,, . I ~ • '• �N~w.;,- ' Haven 2111s Of •ALm ' Soeial Events ANNUAL REUNION The ~~~ ol lllcbard and ban Gnnlteld belli tllelr annual reunion at llle New 1"' DODGI Haven Part on Sunday, Aucuat 18. At noon I basket dinner WU For we•nn:~Of"VICO enjoyed by all. Out-of-town relatives attending were : MrI . Aim a Robbina, Thornville, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grtnatead, Grove City, 0. ; Mrs. J. E. Gri nstead, Columbus; Mra. Jessie Brown, W~nille, O.i Mrs. Doris Hemn, Norwalk, "--• 0.; Mr. BobJ!erlw and.,...;,, · 5 conts por Word onotn..rtlon ' Stockpcrt, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs,· Robert Grinstead, Albllty, 0.; Sue Moore, Buyovllle, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Lee Yonker, Syracuse, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, Bobby, Terri and Becky, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grinstead, Canton: Mr. and Mrs. Dale t:;rinslead and children of Canton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grinstead, Belpre; Mrs. Peggy Harless and son, Jody, Columbwl; Mrs. Joann Taylor, Columbus; Mr. arA Mrs. Paul Brookover and aon, Bentley of Wakeman, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Joe Grinstead, Lori and Paula, Belpre and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mlller, Marietta. Local persons altendlna were : Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grlnatead, Mrs. Doria Yonker and Nathan, Mr. and Mrs. Rlc~.ard Grinstead, Vonlda, Yvonne and Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paugh, Debbie, Becky and Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vickers, Rodney and Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Joe Grinstead, Mr. and Mrs. William Grinstead and Anna LouiS<J, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Duncan and Cecil, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart, Timmy, Butch and Lisa Stewart, Mrs. Mary Aumiller, Mrs. Marjorie Capehart, Mrs. Helen Knapp, Harry Knapp, Miss Beverly Knapp, Mr. Vernon Grinstead, Mrs. Kathy Ann Rickard, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Roush and Unda, Mr . Pete Grinstead, Mr. Oris Goodnlle, Mrs. Helen Grinstead, Mrs. Shirley Saturde, . Minimum Chorgo 75< 1 cents per w Jrd three ~onlocuuv .. tn ... rt'IM• ·I * 1 centt p~ Word six con ,secutlve ln~or :tons.. ., 25 Fter c.nt DfkO\Int on paid edundodspotdwllhln Ioder•. CARD OF TtlANKS . ' & OIITU.\RY $1.SO .'for so wora minimum . Each lddltlonal word 2c. 'IILINOAOS "ddition11 25< Chorgo per Norwalk i Mrs. Dorothea Advertlsem ent. · Krapp, Norwllik; Mr. and Mrs. . OFFICE HOURS 8 :30a.m . to S:OO p .m . oanv; RalpbT. Roush and 1011, JUOII, 8: 30 e.m . to 12 : 00 Noon ·~t" ...rl 1967 DODGE •im · Dart • Door Vory low mlioiiOt by 1 lacol · new W·"'l· . ·tt...a, 6 q,i.- enotne, radio, outamotlc trens., power lllerlng, IIHII lolnterlor llko new car, red flnlth. 1NtYOLKSWAGEN . .ltH Locel law' mlloage car, red vinyl Interior with whitt ex· terlor. rodlo, cvotam equipment with dtluxo •·wheel, good • tire~. Sae thlo Economy car & Savo. - -· Potn•riJ Motor Co. ~ . OPtiUYIL W P.M. ~ ' Notice WILL give plano ''"'""'" in my home. Phone 992-36'6. 1-16-lfc Anniversary Special POMIIO\', 11110 For Rent Notice REDUCE 01le and fast with Gobsoe tebl111 and E-Vap water pills. Nelson Drugs. · 11-5-:JOip --~=-:-::-:-:. GUN SHOOT, Friday, ...,gust 21, 7 p.m. Hemo "'--I bacOno. Mile Hill Roecl. Sjllliitlilrtli by Roclno Fire Department. 8-25-<llc 5 ROOM houoe, 81111. Inquire Maplewood Lllkt. a. 1e. 121c LOOKING FOR o reglollnd __ _ ....:..·· - - - - hell A>ablan? Come and hlvo · a look at this year's folio by Auto Salas L. o. Tanyedtrt <40345. Eskoy 1962 CADILLAC, good con- Hill, Flatwoods Road, dillon All power olr con- Pomeroy, Ohio. dill~. Sill. Donild Poolot", - --:-::=:=-::-__ S._27-:;;'·31.c ~-ter 915-3197 .,,..,. ' ' WILL SACRIFICE Singer Zig· Zag equipped delk model 1969 CHEVELLE, 396, <~-speed, sewing Help Walilll Excetllltl AM & FM radio. new shocks condition,mochlne. only $37.60 calh and tires. Larry Hill, Chesler MIDDLE-AGED restaurant prlct. Makes buttonholes, help. Ool'o Res1ouront, 985-4105. embroiders, and monograms. a.:za.31c Mason, w. Va, after 4 p.m. Phone 992-2685. 8-21-31p 8·27-<ltc 1965 MUSTANG, 289, 4-speed. DRIVERS NEEDED. Train Phone 992-6021. cleaner, large now to drive oeml-lrud, local S.21-31c ELECTROLUX deluxe model. Compltle wt!h and aver the roeclr Dtnol or -:-::==:;-;-;:-o.-;;;;<: ell cleaning tools and papar geo. Experlenca helpful but 1967 CHEVELLE, SS 396, .._ bogs. Runs like new. Will lei I not necess&ry. You can urn SDeed,. bucket seats, console. for $21 cash or terms. Phone over 1-1 per hour after short flhone 992-6147. 992-2685. HOL.LAI\D training. For application and 1-27-Jtp OIVJIUON' ~ IIPI!IIWIIY AAND S.27-6tc personal Interview, call 51J. 211-5572, or write Safety GOING OVERSEAS, must oell SINGER Touch and Sew sewing Dept., Unllld Syoltms. Inc., 1970 Ford Maverick. Ex- machine, complete wlffi C-O Room 426, 307 E. olth St., celltnl condition, $1,475. walnut oewing stand. Will oell Transportation Bldg., Cln· Phone 992-5115. clnnatl, Ohio. 1-27-<llc on terms or $10 cash. Phone 992·2685. $tiring AYt~' 8-27-21c 1-27-<llc 4-DOOR Chevrolet, V-8, -=~:-----:;--;-:­ AMBITIOUS young housewife, 1960 automatic. Excellent can· 5 ROOM house, one mile from local work, bocomo • higher Ruliand. Coli 742-1702. waoe Hrntr wllll the Reelitl dillon ' S250· Phone 742-3656. 8-27-Jip 1-27-Jic 2 I,.OTS In Herrloonvllle, •noo. Also, large born on Rt. 1CI Bra and R. S. Apparel ,...r Herrloonvlllo, available FaohiOIII. Pay up to SlO per POTATOES. John Pept, after Saotembar 15, $175. hour. Pert lime wprk. FrH For Sale or Trade Racine, $5 per 100 Ills. Phono 7d.JI23. fall wordrobe. No invntment, 26 .FOOT Houas Ira II er. Good Coli 9-19 Ohio, 3025 t Write Box116, New' Haven, W. S.26-31c condition. Colt Chesler 985· · · l-25-6tc Va . ..-call after 5 p.m .• Phone 4150. 3-YEAR -OLD registered 8-26-Jip 112·2070. .• '11170. Herel..-d bull. Si~ed by S. H. RHI Onward C1212. Also, 196'1 1-26-Jtc Pets For Sale l>fonde Scrombler 90, with - -.- -- - - - PARKVIEW Kennel~ Poodles, rebuilt malar. Phone 94!1-3114 WAITRESS wenlld, day or and bird dogs. AK\.. Pet and •Iter 6 p. m. · ' night, full ..- port lime. Coli show pup~~·· Grooming. S.26-31c 1he Blue Tartan. Phone 992· Phone 992· , .9941. . 8-23-6tc ' . " '·! . S.17~c . -::;. ,. _;- -· 15.00 PERMANENT $12.00 Aut ' 11111ru Sop!.' Kay's Be1uty S.lon Mldtl..,.n 111 N. 2nd · St waoon 1 owner. brown flnlslt vlrwl lnltrtW • enftnt, .ufom.tlc trans.. power ~~eerlng, radio. VV""' tlrll, 2·1QY llllgote. Ph.992-272J SOporotors EvOfth•• by Appointment GUN SHOOT. Forked Run, Sportsman Club, Sunday, Aug . 30. l-26-31c RUMMAGE SALE Thurodlly, Friday ond Sotur<Ny. Therufter ov..-y S.tur<Ny. Different iltmo ovwy -k. 621 Locuot St.. Mlddloport. l-26-31c "' v=FW:::-:G:;;U:-::N:-:-.: Ihoo-.1.--;;-BI:::II;:Iy::-Run Rood. Junction of Rt. 124 and 143. Sunday, Auguot 30 at noon. 8-26-31c GUNSHooT By V.F. W. AT BAILEY RUN QD ~¥~ over- - - - - - -- :DANNIE'S MOBILE HOMES Hamol ' '' llatoi!l ,Q~ro, 'filt bten duly IJ'polnttcl' .1-.eutor Among lhose- atteodlnJI the or the l!!ltett of Cor• W'fttnt, ~ reunion ol the .&,um F11111111es d«ttHd, ••••·. ot ,.,mwov. countw, Ohio. · ~ in· the u. s . hlild lhl~ yew m Meigs Creditors •r• ;aqutrn to flit ~'"'""""" were Mf. and ~­ thtl.f CIIIMI Wit~ Mid flca.ud:tf\- •' lrunlly, !~r. '!fill ~,_ ~lOt 1!'1111,1!1,. tllj~,.,... anct.r,rn ..··.Nelaon ·II<>Wih li/ld m. ' i:, · mQn"' '· 171~ hy of Au,ust Dolld thit " .. ,·"'·l'l!lf!l, P•Uolt·l - tf Oil Ct~ . IIlli, 211 (ll. l,'fC -------- P..merer mE. Main - - ~m.m• Open Dally 5:30:7:10, Suncllly7:et:7:10 Real~ :Cleland :v. ATHERTON· T AND' ELECTRONIC SERVICI!. Phont985-3U9, Long Bottom. 3-1a.lfc. SEPTIC tanka clunad. Mill.: S.nllatlon, Sltwort, Ohio. P)t. I62-303S. :t-12-lfc ,, . '"'~- !• . <1-7-lfc • ' iI _c. BRAOFciiiDi >Ncilonttr Otmpllll Service . . lbiclne, Ohio . . Crill Bradford ,. . .. Rhqntt.,-3121 _, ' •f u.l!c' ·a.u.3lc ~.-OO-D-1-nv-,-,-,m-e_n_l_p_.rop._erry. G HOB$TET,,~-.. Hause with lhrH Mnlsh«< aparlmll!lls, ~ieintl)l. · two garageo. Monlhl!t Income, S190. Prl~ rHsOnabiYt" for· . quick sale. Pllone~HII3,5.~ . 19 f\~.'i:c';g::is,L~':i=f --- '""'' 1970, BAlLET'S BSTAUIANT . . br••· WIItHn .four .. noer' Tup~s Plains. Ohio. F rene 1s 8 ene dum • Phone Coolville 667-3856. 8-16·301C ·- - - -- ' ,• ' .... r i' ~~~er.a o Bel~y ,.r ·, tage 115-$50 Just off Rt. 7 Jlllll1• .<' l\!rs. ltut..'i't J}ale ~ .,.d ~i', ,-• an: .;;;r'""'L*'\. _. ;. ~.alltii."T ~:..-~Z\ u uVJ · ·OLD kFURN· ITUWREite' .dMis ·'=he&, :::::. : 1i·:IJr y lto•ui!h ond IIUIIO, Mr. and .;;,. , '··~ ~ ' '~ For en enjoyable time with lhoferrilly, haveolelaurely. dinner hire. We're lamouo f..- homo tool<ed food and 'Oood. MrYice.- Tradol .S . . The ll'oodmen Boy Ranaen: l...,.jtiiiii-~ POMEROY J. w.C.r'lly, Mgr. attended a week camp at Up- HAYMAN'S AUCTION tlouoe, Ph. 9f2·2ilt shur County 4-H Camp In Laurel Cliff. now open Hch . ()pan 1116 Dtlly to receive conFriday Shelbyville, W. Va. recenUY· slgnments at 10 a.m. Auction GOOD shallow well pump or ltl TOY MANCHESTER and They were spon~ored by ,tarling at 1 p,m, Let u1 tell' pump. Phone 992-6147 Chihuahua puppleo. Also. one Woodmen of the World Lod&e your merchondl... AKC Chihuahua, one~..,, old, SPECIALS thla woek at l-27.3fc 3-22-tfc No. 302, H• C• Roney , J r., male, $35. Phone Coolville Spencer'• Mlrket, 1 leader, and H. C. Roney, 8r., WllL.pick up merchondloe Ind. OLD UPRIGHT pianos, any 667·3621. • -3tc mile north of Eastern High School on Rt. 7: f'Nches, 4 lield representative. While condition, long 11S10 hiveuch. not ---:--:-----~-·~­ toke to ouctlon on a per. been wet.asPaying lbs. Ate; nice muokmelono, there the boys part:clpated In centage baoll. Call Jim Flratftooronly. Mondlys will For Sale Adamo, auctioneer, Rutland. various sport competitions. Pllone 7.0-1. r=~;:,=·. ~~~ STAR KILLS rats qulcl<ly, sure. or cool<, 3 lbs. 39c; lar91 Parenti of the boys were 9-23-tfc pany, Box 111, S.rdls, 2112 lbs.. S1.69, Ebsrsblch man~-· red ..- grten, • for lnvlled to atteod the awards day , . Ohio 49<16. Hardware. SuGar Run Mil.Is, 25c; _,polo!-, whllt or and to dinner held on the Jut THERE WILL bs 1 Hymn Sing 1-20-tfc Plckent HardWare, Mason. rad, ~ lbs., 39c. Many other t'-''•• ot tho Rutllnd Fr11 Will - - - -- - - - : of the Boy 18 I-27·301P IPICIOIO. • ••3fc day camp. ~-.. llepttot Cllurch Saturday ot ~7:10 p. m. Everyona is were Cul'tis· Morris, Tracy Help Wanted BEAUTIFUL modern 'jll4inut AUCTION - Arcte's Antiquo Morrja, Larry Hess, Stanley welcome. BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY ...radlo combination, AM Shop. Complele elock and Rellmlre, George Brown, l-26-31c DEALER: Work AuGust to ster lind FM radio, 4·$ptoker flklure~, showcasot, etc. ot Zackery McKnight, Tony Dtcambsr, free trolnTno. No sound sy•tem, 4-spaod YARD SALE S.turday at 2" IIIIo lovely aid antiquo shop. callocHno • . . no dellv11·y, no Grimm, Bill Gibbs, Sleven sep.orell contrate. f'Nrl St.. Middleport. Mrs. ca1h ln-tmant. Coli callec;t changer, Location 407 Walhlngton Bllonce $76.59. FREE gift Smith, Marion Dlngey, Jeff Lulo Mae Lyr~ch. Blvd., Bllpre, Ohio. C.to: 614-377-4791 , Charlolt' wtlh ev..-y purchaoe. Cell992· Hart, Danny Utddleld, Jeff l-28-1tc Awgusf291h,1970. nme: 11:30 Heiskell, South Point, Ohio. 3352. Use our budget terms. o.m. In part 11 .follows: Oval 7-17-ffc , l-25-6tc china closet, oeveral tables, Ball, Dale Kin8 and Grea BEAGLE to give away. Roulh. Phone 949-4112. oome wicker, tOffee tables, Parents and frlenda attendl-28-31c BEAUTIFUL calaniol Eorly · oeveral fl'"""' of carnlvol For Relt inll the last NY 8Clivltles were American otvlo AM eriCI FM · glou, cv ~~:::.g''cher, olx •3 ROOM unlurnlshed apart. radio con>bfnatlon, <~-speed tum~~ters, glass, old Mrs. John Heitmlre, Mrs. Mae JANICE SMITH II now bock at men!. Phone 99<·2211. automatic changer, 4-lpMk..Fonton Grttn Horn bone Dorothy's lleouty S.lon In 7-1-tfc sound sysltm. llelanca $711.52. berry bowl, with sixnoill""'*. Reltmlre, Mrs. Dolores Johnaon Syracuoe. and two children, Mr. and Mrs. FREE gift with IVII'Y pur. Flow blue china, large <lolly 8-28-1tc 7 ROOM home, running water, chose. Cell 992-3352. Use our end button bawl .,.._, Arthur Haet, Mr. and Mrs. Jact trMgu, lar91 ~~and gordon. budget t.rmo. Nippon, other Japaneeo lieu, Mr. Herbert Rowh, Mrs. I WILL not bs raponslbft f..Available -September 15, 8-25-6tc china, pa-lahts, candle any deblo cantrocltd bl Donald 11011111 and H. C. Roney, MS nlilnjh. phcfnt 74-3123. - -- -- -:-:---::holden, pair of Weller vallS, anyone - r thin myoel . field repre~entatlve. l-26-31c LIKE NEW. 16 lnternotlonat olllors, Rosltvllle, two waoh. John H. Rowe, Ill. 2, Raclnt, -:--:::==~~-:-::--;-chopper. Corn and grau bowls and plldlen. ollvll', SWIMMING PARTY Ohio. Havellond china, La 1-28-Jip 2 BEDROOM 'mobile home, head. Direct cut. Phone 94!1. The Woodmen of the World Racine. Coli 992·6329. -4664. Mage, small ,~Pinning wheal, Lod&ee No. 302 and Bt!Ya I-2Uic I-:ZS.5tc ....rblelop stand, rOiind table Ranger Lod&e No. 312 held ~ and chalra, Picture fr.....,, Q-Accordbtg to fM !Ubi«, FURNISHED a(llrtment, 217 joint picnic and swimming tour blada fan, usod 3rd Avo., Middleport. Nice COAL, llmeotono. Excelsior · what tru glwr G QOodiJI parlor, ICIO party at the New Haven yord. porch, private tn· S.lt Worke, E. Miln St., In old leo ConuntDIIly Building recently. trenm. Phone 992·2710 ..- 992· Pomeroy. Phone 992·3891. ·' A-Tbe oUve. ~Attending were: Boy 4-9-tfc Ranaers, Danny Utchfleld, 1-:ZS.ffc liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit William Gibbs, Tony Grimm, Roger Dlngey, Zack McXni&ht, 2 BEtiiiOOM h - on Lincaln Tracy Morri8, Curtlas MciJria, Htlghll. Coli 992-5127. Steve Smltll, Stanley Reltmlret 1-25-ffc L.O .. L NOTtCti •. Jay Ridpay, Dale Kin&, Larry Seeltd bld1 ·will bt recetvecl Hess, Jeff Hart and Jeff Ball. by the Mtlvo Lout &<hoot THREE ·ROOM: all olac:trlc apartment, llkl now. Ohio's Llll'gllt Moltlll Olhen In attendance were Dlltrlct 1t thtlr office In Mtlgl Junior High School lulldlne, Avallallle Aug. 2S In Mrs. Thelma Rei~~Dtre, · Mrs. Mldditport, 01110, fOr coot bidl Potlter • Milot· ... to • ' Dtoltr Vera Thompson, Mrs. Al1ltur until 12 o'cloc:k noon on liP· prieta;. P~ane Gallliloll'; 21. 1t10, tt which tltnt Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Jama Ball, ttmbll' ""'53t l!r oppl!jnlmerll. bldo will bt ~onld. , -.... ; ·11-25-ffn Larry Ball, Mr. Robert Dye, The cotl bkll are for fur, the to11, htullne ttte Don and Ricky Dye, Mr. and nlahlnl cui, tnd putting coal Into lrawn's Trtlltr Mrs. H. C. Roney, Jr.,llabrlna Sl'orlll •tn~ ot tho IOitowlnR TRAILER, P.-k, .Wnanvlllt. tn-:1321. and Melil'aa Roney, Mrs. Annie ICIHIOIO: MMr .... vlllo kiHIOI l-21·12tc and ·sttem C•ttr. Roney, Mr , and Mrs. Jack !feu, The bldJ are for lump coal for ---...~~'!""'~----~-FURNiSHED and unfumlsltid NEWlt70 Gloria Hess, Diane White, Mr. Ill• IChOOI YMr 1970-1!. lplrtmtnll. Cllllt to schpol. The 8o1rd of l!dvcatlon and Mrs. Gary Gi1111td, Julia rntrvtt 2IIDROOM tht r5eht to rtlect eny Phone m-5434. Gilland, Nancy, ~n and ond ell ilidl. , 11).1..11c ~lit Mtill Jimel Redmond, Mr. and Mrl. Local ki\MI Dlslflcl Rotte, David, Buddy and eoo;- Of lducat.ton Me Co mot, Cl.-k . ~eff Roe, Mrs: Margaret • ·H;t,..,11L,~ W. 11 1 ·Ate ·· 11111!11,. Dougle, Antllony, Ene . . ~ Hlildl Smllh, Scotty Kin&. ·· Dm and John Mci<ntsbt. ()rq NOTic• otti AIII'OIIITMIIIT , ClilttNo.2U41 , ··:itaylor,' Johnny Ferauaon, ••toft t( Cor• wtnloi, · ' : :JohnDy-Greer lind~· and Mrs. DtciiiHo ' ; • ' ' NOtlct it ~trolly gfyen 1~11 E. · ·~t.c. =n~ON Jol"tl HtDito Oti •2 1'111 roo.v c::ifum~J~~a. • Fufton.llli,IJidn trun s, e1c. r · Miller, Rt. 4. Pomeroy, 0 .• Coli 992-6271. 3-S.tfc Strut,. ....... ··' ' . . ----~,...· • • ·READY-MIX CONCRI!TE: delivered right to rour , pro~-~ F••t and ""IY· Fno EALT'y •. , =I , ~i.lfc. ,_ ..,;;.'t... PltoM m -32U. ' Gota!!lri ' R,•+~t'.v •Niir: . ~q!'.:··· Mldclltport. Olilo '". Wij.tfc- c 8!0. HOISTinllli· NEW HOMES far salt. We hive 'NI!W MOMI NOW ltl DV .• _ . . • , ." ' • beautiful lOts evalrablo Dr will FOI· INIJ'ECTION-Haa 3 WHEEL Horu Sal11 ond .• , build on youre. S.01ple hont01 ,nlco liedrOOI!II, 2 CIOI'amk: Sor.vlco. " (laum , ,'Lumber t:' alr~y buill 1..- your 1~- blth•.· tlld,lc hill wfclullhl Compa~y, Chtstor, •Ohio,,,,,. spectlon. Coli A. E. Lea, i.A!e IW.OO o-.rll!~· Phorie 985-.1. · i•· •! ,. Construdlon, Phone 992·3ol54. blsa,ment1. dou~. lt .~~ · g~. . :\6-29-lfc T~mbpane , . :t.~ o'!'t'ot · • · it. <· _ __ ....._.__....._'t-7=. ,,llf 1c ..,tic II~··· 1!1.. I,_ = ~~:,o ,::cr~~·· ~O:,;l~· '- :~~~T~~'J.f ~ ~~-• waol! A!IVTI c. , ' ,. I I 1 ' ~:..:. riiilti:.'a'tf'Ri: J " Rlf:fCOV~ I~ littdt 110\\11. Mlmarrat Ger<Nnt. Phone • ~!n~fOr~t.l~~ ; Chester 915 3969 or 992.fG07. -·,.,. PI\!!; James Hotlon, J r. .., . .,c . .. _ ~ ""' home ~ 411 y e CROSSWORD NICI oi..ola HOMe<- 3ntc» a-~t.lfc; ...., . ol!(e ~idrooms; ,.., both, • th 5 collar, ROOM house, ' pr.,..d, llvln•• room 14U'· Fult o!Drm b1doorl_!,!',. tie li"'IGL"'" " "" ~.:a=.• ...,••• ,.,..,,., . 'Far.", wlndowl, 3 ocres of bl-1. oat'lll• ~ bulldlno or h~!lltl your.,.. :< Phone 992-3826. ...:..31c Nldr.!Jtt.,On.lr.D 11J.2~ . , :.',.·~.:RICK homo, . cil!1 ·,Gu~ l!lflot.r; . col; .• •• .. I "NciW Roclno, Ohfi!. ' ' ·7,_J_...., · ..·... ' :~. VINif:R_; . r:t'ArNS.. Rtltint 1teot, ,. 11tfi:m.t $ , • toPPI . r plu. mblll.~.· t. tt1c ·~m!t ·r:· _;; 1h1en s.;~l~.! ·i.r~ 1a1t · ctrtllllftl(' '" ' v 111 ."!"!""• ~~~ · .... , · l:lx24 ~d maaflr: bscf(OOin w.t:~~Wic ,.,..,., ii.: , . •: ·' :' u·--· · ,Tt#IJ.;Irs _. . ;'"''"" . ..iiji i: .. , . 1 ~1;, ~amlc. _tile·.111111.. &;;,'r.il~~:=r-~· , 1 f ·. . ilalh. • C!M 4 ~~bot..:iltlon Will ·occo'pt , trailer ,, .R"IIal Plains T poyment. UPJII'I arH. Phorie , Coolville 1117" JW, IMati , . . . . ' li'On!.i"'.'1! ixtf, LOt• 1~~ ' !fW",~~ ((1, ' ~- ~ ~ft'~. ' ' + • '.,...." . , .-, ,,, i I ilrlvet'· "• · •edrfi . '!""'· lnslla•, ....•• ·. , •i!, U.V. Y' ,. "· • '""' • .- ' • I' WANTA I . •• IUV AUTOMQttt:E IIIIU!'4H'dt ~ II ' .~ .· · ' CALLm-NU ' cancelitct?· \.tHt •• vou• ·• i) < HELIN. VI ROIL TIAFORI> !ce-f ~II •9f2· .• 1. ·· a.p.Jtp .. ASIOCIATII.SVIIA~UIIJ . ' ..27;:Mc , ' 3.= 2. - ' . .!ltll!,hlr' . 2Nf~ . ' ., · ' ' ,. ' dloclllllon (altllf. ) 4. Vfnlop -auto D. Bpanlab a.tabcdan 7.Put 8, !~arden lloWen1. Ullltof .......l 11. Contnet . . renllll Iii. P'ear II. Pre· Vorl• oated ti) I I 1·~- BIEU I I ) II ... Jl;a,. .... '·' ' ' �N~w.;,- ' Haven 2111s Of •ALm ' Soeial Events ANNUAL REUNION The ~~~ ol lllcbard and ban Gnnlteld belli tllelr annual reunion at llle New 1"' DODGI Haven Part on Sunday, Aucuat 18. At noon I basket dinner WU For we•nn:~Of"VICO enjoyed by all. Out-of-town relatives attending were : MrI . Aim a Robbina, Thornville, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grtnatead, Grove City, 0. ; Mrs. J. E. Gri nstead, Columbus; Mra. Jessie Brown, W~nille, O.i Mrs. Doris Hemn, Norwalk, "--• 0.; Mr. BobJ!erlw and.,...;,, · 5 conts por Word onotn..rtlon ' Stockpcrt, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs,· Robert Grinstead, Albllty, 0.; Sue Moore, Buyovllle, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Lee Yonker, Syracuse, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, Bobby, Terri and Becky, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grinstead, Canton: Mr. and Mrs. Dale t:;rinslead and children of Canton; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grinstead, Belpre; Mrs. Peggy Harless and son, Jody, Columbwl; Mrs. Joann Taylor, Columbus; Mr. arA Mrs. Paul Brookover and aon, Bentley of Wakeman, 0 .; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Joe Grinstead, Lori and Paula, Belpre and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mlller, Marietta. Local persons altendlna were : Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grlnatead, Mrs. Doria Yonker and Nathan, Mr. and Mrs. Rlc~.ard Grinstead, Vonlda, Yvonne and Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Paugh, Debbie, Becky and Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vickers, Rodney and Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Joe Grinstead, Mr. and Mrs. William Grinstead and Anna LouiS<J, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Duncan and Cecil, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Stewart, Timmy, Butch and Lisa Stewart, Mrs. Mary Aumiller, Mrs. Marjorie Capehart, Mrs. Helen Knapp, Harry Knapp, Miss Beverly Knapp, Mr. Vernon Grinstead, Mrs. Kathy Ann Rickard, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Roush and Unda, Mr . Pete Grinstead, Mr. Oris Goodnlle, Mrs. Helen Grinstead, Mrs. Shirley Saturde, . Minimum Chorgo 75< 1 cents per w Jrd three ~onlocuuv .. tn ... rt'IM• ·I * 1 centt p~ Word six con ,secutlve ln~or :tons.. ., 25 Fter c.nt DfkO\Int on paid edundodspotdwllhln Ioder•. CARD OF TtlANKS . ' & OIITU.\RY $1.SO .'for so wora minimum . Each lddltlonal word 2c. 'IILINOAOS "ddition11 25< Chorgo per Norwalk i Mrs. Dorothea Advertlsem ent. · Krapp, Norwllik; Mr. and Mrs. . OFFICE HOURS 8 :30a.m . to S:OO p .m . oanv; RalpbT. Roush and 1011, JUOII, 8: 30 e.m . to 12 : 00 Noon ·~t" ...rl 1967 DODGE •im · Dart • Door Vory low mlioiiOt by 1 lacol · new W·"'l· . ·tt...a, 6 q,i.- enotne, radio, outamotlc trens., power lllerlng, IIHII lolnterlor llko new car, red flnlth. 1NtYOLKSWAGEN . .ltH Locel law' mlloage car, red vinyl Interior with whitt ex· terlor. rodlo, cvotam equipment with dtluxo •·wheel, good • tire~. Sae thlo Economy car & Savo. - -· Potn•riJ Motor Co. ~ . OPtiUYIL W P.M. ~ ' Notice WILL give plano ''"'""'" in my home. Phone 992-36'6. 1-16-lfc Anniversary Special POMIIO\', 11110 For Rent Notice REDUCE 01le and fast with Gobsoe tebl111 and E-Vap water pills. Nelson Drugs. · 11-5-:JOip --~=-:-::-:-:. GUN SHOOT, Friday, ...,gust 21, 7 p.m. Hemo "'--I bacOno. Mile Hill Roecl. Sjllliitlilrtli by Roclno Fire Department. 8-25-<llc 5 ROOM houoe, 81111. Inquire Maplewood Lllkt. a. 1e. 121c LOOKING FOR o reglollnd __ _ ....:..·· - - - - hell A>ablan? Come and hlvo · a look at this year's folio by Auto Salas L. o. Tanyedtrt <40345. Eskoy 1962 CADILLAC, good con- Hill, Flatwoods Road, dillon All power olr con- Pomeroy, Ohio. dill~. Sill. Donild Poolot", - --:-::=:=-::-__ S._27-:;;'·31.c ~-ter 915-3197 .,,..,. ' ' WILL SACRIFICE Singer Zig· Zag equipped delk model 1969 CHEVELLE, 396, <~-speed, sewing Help Walilll Excetllltl AM & FM radio. new shocks condition,mochlne. only $37.60 calh and tires. Larry Hill, Chesler MIDDLE-AGED restaurant prlct. Makes buttonholes, help. Ool'o Res1ouront, 985-4105. embroiders, and monograms. a.:za.31c Mason, w. Va, after 4 p.m. Phone 992-2685. 8-21-31p 8·27-<ltc 1965 MUSTANG, 289, 4-speed. DRIVERS NEEDED. Train Phone 992-6021. cleaner, large now to drive oeml-lrud, local S.21-31c ELECTROLUX deluxe model. Compltle wt!h and aver the roeclr Dtnol or -:-::==:;-;-;:-o.-;;;;<: ell cleaning tools and papar geo. Experlenca helpful but 1967 CHEVELLE, SS 396, .._ bogs. Runs like new. Will lei I not necess&ry. You can urn SDeed,. bucket seats, console. for $21 cash or terms. Phone over 1-1 per hour after short flhone 992-6147. 992-2685. HOL.LAI\D training. For application and 1-27-Jtp OIVJIUON' ~ IIPI!IIWIIY AAND S.27-6tc personal Interview, call 51J. 211-5572, or write Safety GOING OVERSEAS, must oell SINGER Touch and Sew sewing Dept., Unllld Syoltms. Inc., 1970 Ford Maverick. Ex- machine, complete wlffi C-O Room 426, 307 E. olth St., celltnl condition, $1,475. walnut oewing stand. Will oell Transportation Bldg., Cln· Phone 992-5115. clnnatl, Ohio. 1-27-<llc on terms or $10 cash. Phone 992·2685. $tiring AYt~' 8-27-21c 1-27-<llc 4-DOOR Chevrolet, V-8, -=~:-----:;--;-:­ AMBITIOUS young housewife, 1960 automatic. Excellent can· 5 ROOM house, one mile from local work, bocomo • higher Ruliand. Coli 742-1702. waoe Hrntr wllll the Reelitl dillon ' S250· Phone 742-3656. 8-27-Jip 1-27-Jic 2 I,.OTS In Herrloonvllle, •noo. Also, large born on Rt. 1CI Bra and R. S. Apparel ,...r Herrloonvlllo, available FaohiOIII. Pay up to SlO per POTATOES. John Pept, after Saotembar 15, $175. hour. Pert lime wprk. FrH For Sale or Trade Racine, $5 per 100 Ills. Phono 7d.JI23. fall wordrobe. No invntment, 26 .FOOT Houas Ira II er. Good Coli 9-19 Ohio, 3025 t Write Box116, New' Haven, W. S.26-31c condition. Colt Chesler 985· · · l-25-6tc Va . ..-call after 5 p.m .• Phone 4150. 3-YEAR -OLD registered 8-26-Jip 112·2070. .• '11170. Herel..-d bull. Si~ed by S. H. RHI Onward C1212. Also, 196'1 1-26-Jtc Pets For Sale l>fonde Scrombler 90, with - -.- -- - - - PARKVIEW Kennel~ Poodles, rebuilt malar. Phone 94!1-3114 WAITRESS wenlld, day or and bird dogs. AK\.. Pet and •Iter 6 p. m. · ' night, full ..- port lime. Coli show pup~~·· Grooming. S.26-31c 1he Blue Tartan. Phone 992· Phone 992· , .9941. . 8-23-6tc ' . " '·! . S.17~c . -::;. ,. _;- -· 15.00 PERMANENT $12.00 Aut ' 11111ru Sop!.' Kay's Be1uty S.lon Mldtl..,.n 111 N. 2nd · St waoon 1 owner. brown flnlslt vlrwl lnltrtW • enftnt, .ufom.tlc trans.. power ~~eerlng, radio. VV""' tlrll, 2·1QY llllgote. Ph.992-272J SOporotors EvOfth•• by Appointment GUN SHOOT. Forked Run, Sportsman Club, Sunday, Aug . 30. l-26-31c RUMMAGE SALE Thurodlly, Friday ond Sotur<Ny. Therufter ov..-y S.tur<Ny. Different iltmo ovwy -k. 621 Locuot St.. Mlddloport. l-26-31c "' v=FW:::-:G:;;U:-::N:-:-.: Ihoo-.1.--;;-BI:::II;:Iy::-Run Rood. Junction of Rt. 124 and 143. Sunday, Auguot 30 at noon. 8-26-31c GUNSHooT By V.F. W. AT BAILEY RUN QD ~¥~ over- - - - - - -- :DANNIE'S MOBILE HOMES Hamol ' '' llatoi!l ,Q~ro, 'filt bten duly IJ'polnttcl' .1-.eutor Among lhose- atteodlnJI the or the l!!ltett of Cor• W'fttnt, ~ reunion ol the .&,um F11111111es d«ttHd, ••••·. ot ,.,mwov. countw, Ohio. · ~ in· the u. s . hlild lhl~ yew m Meigs Creditors •r• ;aqutrn to flit ~'"'""""" were Mf. and ~­ thtl.f CIIIMI Wit~ Mid flca.ud:tf\- •' lrunlly, !~r. '!fill ~,_ ~lOt 1!'1111,1!1,. tllj~,.,... anct.r,rn ..··.Nelaon ·II<>Wih li/ld m. ' i:, · mQn"' '· 171~ hy of Au,ust Dolld thit " .. ,·"'·l'l!lf!l, P•Uolt·l - tf Oil Ct~ . IIlli, 211 (ll. l,'fC -------- P..merer mE. Main - - ~m.m• Open Dally 5:30:7:10, Suncllly7:et:7:10 Real~ :Cleland :v. ATHERTON· T AND' ELECTRONIC SERVICI!. Phont985-3U9, Long Bottom. 3-1a.lfc. SEPTIC tanka clunad. Mill.: S.nllatlon, Sltwort, Ohio. P)t. I62-303S. :t-12-lfc ,, . '"'~- !• . <1-7-lfc • ' iI _c. BRAOFciiiDi >Ncilonttr Otmpllll Service . . lbiclne, Ohio . . Crill Bradford ,. . .. Rhqntt.,-3121 _, ' •f u.l!c' ·a.u.3lc ~.-OO-D-1-nv-,-,-,m-e_n_l_p_.rop._erry. G HOB$TET,,~-.. Hause with lhrH Mnlsh«< aparlmll!lls, ~ieintl)l. · two garageo. Monlhl!t Income, S190. Prl~ rHsOnabiYt" for· . quick sale. Pllone~HII3,5.~ . 19 f\~.'i:c';g::is,L~':i=f --- '""'' 1970, BAlLET'S BSTAUIANT . . br••· WIItHn .four .. noer' Tup~s Plains. Ohio. F rene 1s 8 ene dum • Phone Coolville 667-3856. 8-16·301C ·- - - -- ' ,• ' .... r i' ~~~er.a o Bel~y ,.r ·, tage 115-$50 Just off Rt. 7 Jlllll1• .<' l\!rs. ltut..'i't J}ale ~ .,.d ~i', ,-• an: .;;;r'""'L*'\. _. ;. ~.alltii."T ~:..-~Z\ u uVJ · ·OLD kFURN· ITUWREite' .dMis ·'=he&, :::::. : 1i·:IJr y lto•ui!h ond IIUIIO, Mr. and .;;,. , '··~ ~ ' '~ For en enjoyable time with lhoferrilly, haveolelaurely. dinner hire. We're lamouo f..- homo tool<ed food and 'Oood. MrYice.- Tradol .S . . The ll'oodmen Boy Ranaen: l...,.jtiiiii-~ POMEROY J. w.C.r'lly, Mgr. attended a week camp at Up- HAYMAN'S AUCTION tlouoe, Ph. 9f2·2ilt shur County 4-H Camp In Laurel Cliff. now open Hch . ()pan 1116 Dtlly to receive conFriday Shelbyville, W. Va. recenUY· slgnments at 10 a.m. Auction GOOD shallow well pump or ltl TOY MANCHESTER and They were spon~ored by ,tarling at 1 p,m, Let u1 tell' pump. Phone 992-6147 Chihuahua puppleo. Also. one Woodmen of the World Lod&e your merchondl... AKC Chihuahua, one~..,, old, SPECIALS thla woek at l-27.3fc 3-22-tfc No. 302, H• C• Roney , J r., male, $35. Phone Coolville Spencer'• Mlrket, 1 leader, and H. C. Roney, 8r., WllL.pick up merchondloe Ind. OLD UPRIGHT pianos, any 667·3621. • -3tc mile north of Eastern High School on Rt. 7: f'Nches, 4 lield representative. While condition, long 11S10 hiveuch. not ---:--:-----~-·~­ toke to ouctlon on a per. been wet.asPaying lbs. Ate; nice muokmelono, there the boys part:clpated In centage baoll. Call Jim Flratftooronly. Mondlys will For Sale Adamo, auctioneer, Rutland. various sport competitions. Pllone 7.0-1. r=~;:,=·. ~~~ STAR KILLS rats qulcl<ly, sure. or cool<, 3 lbs. 39c; lar91 Parenti of the boys were 9-23-tfc pany, Box 111, S.rdls, 2112 lbs.. S1.69, Ebsrsblch man~-· red ..- grten, • for lnvlled to atteod the awards day , . Ohio 49<16. Hardware. SuGar Run Mil.Is, 25c; _,polo!-, whllt or and to dinner held on the Jut THERE WILL bs 1 Hymn Sing 1-20-tfc Plckent HardWare, Mason. rad, ~ lbs., 39c. Many other t'-''•• ot tho Rutllnd Fr11 Will - - - -- - - - : of the Boy 18 I-27·301P IPICIOIO. • ••3fc day camp. ~-.. llepttot Cllurch Saturday ot ~7:10 p. m. Everyona is were Cul'tis· Morris, Tracy Help Wanted BEAUTIFUL modern 'jll4inut AUCTION - Arcte's Antiquo Morrja, Larry Hess, Stanley welcome. BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY ...radlo combination, AM Shop. Complele elock and Rellmlre, George Brown, l-26-31c DEALER: Work AuGust to ster lind FM radio, 4·$ptoker flklure~, showcasot, etc. ot Zackery McKnight, Tony Dtcambsr, free trolnTno. No sound sy•tem, 4-spaod YARD SALE S.turday at 2" IIIIo lovely aid antiquo shop. callocHno • . . no dellv11·y, no Grimm, Bill Gibbs, Sleven sep.orell contrate. f'Nrl St.. Middleport. Mrs. ca1h ln-tmant. Coli callec;t changer, Location 407 Walhlngton Bllonce $76.59. FREE gift Smith, Marion Dlngey, Jeff Lulo Mae Lyr~ch. Blvd., Bllpre, Ohio. C.to: 614-377-4791 , Charlolt' wtlh ev..-y purchaoe. Cell992· Hart, Danny Utddleld, Jeff l-28-1tc Awgusf291h,1970. nme: 11:30 Heiskell, South Point, Ohio. 3352. Use our budget terms. o.m. In part 11 .follows: Oval 7-17-ffc , l-25-6tc china closet, oeveral tables, Ball, Dale Kin8 and Grea BEAGLE to give away. Roulh. Phone 949-4112. oome wicker, tOffee tables, Parents and frlenda attendl-28-31c BEAUTIFUL calaniol Eorly · oeveral fl'"""' of carnlvol For Relt inll the last NY 8Clivltles were American otvlo AM eriCI FM · glou, cv ~~:::.g''cher, olx •3 ROOM unlurnlshed apart. radio con>bfnatlon, <~-speed tum~~ters, glass, old Mrs. John Heitmlre, Mrs. Mae JANICE SMITH II now bock at men!. Phone 99<·2211. automatic changer, 4-lpMk..Fonton Grttn Horn bone Dorothy's lleouty S.lon In 7-1-tfc sound sysltm. llelanca $711.52. berry bowl, with sixnoill""'*. Reltmlre, Mrs. Dolores Johnaon Syracuoe. and two children, Mr. and Mrs. FREE gift with IVII'Y pur. Flow blue china, large <lolly 8-28-1tc 7 ROOM home, running water, chose. Cell 992-3352. Use our end button bawl .,.._, Arthur Haet, Mr. and Mrs. Jact trMgu, lar91 ~~and gordon. budget t.rmo. Nippon, other Japaneeo lieu, Mr. Herbert Rowh, Mrs. I WILL not bs raponslbft f..Available -September 15, 8-25-6tc china, pa-lahts, candle any deblo cantrocltd bl Donald 11011111 and H. C. Roney, MS nlilnjh. phcfnt 74-3123. - -- -- -:-:---::holden, pair of Weller vallS, anyone - r thin myoel . field repre~entatlve. l-26-31c LIKE NEW. 16 lnternotlonat olllors, Rosltvllle, two waoh. John H. Rowe, Ill. 2, Raclnt, -:--:::==~~-:-::--;-chopper. Corn and grau bowls and plldlen. ollvll', SWIMMING PARTY Ohio. Havellond china, La 1-28-Jip 2 BEDROOM 'mobile home, head. Direct cut. Phone 94!1. The Woodmen of the World Racine. Coli 992·6329. -4664. Mage, small ,~Pinning wheal, Lod&ee No. 302 and Bt!Ya I-2Uic I-:ZS.5tc ....rblelop stand, rOiind table Ranger Lod&e No. 312 held ~ and chalra, Picture fr.....,, Q-Accordbtg to fM !Ubi«, FURNISHED a(llrtment, 217 joint picnic and swimming tour blada fan, usod 3rd Avo., Middleport. Nice COAL, llmeotono. Excelsior · what tru glwr G QOodiJI parlor, ICIO party at the New Haven yord. porch, private tn· S.lt Worke, E. Miln St., In old leo ConuntDIIly Building recently. trenm. Phone 992·2710 ..- 992· Pomeroy. Phone 992·3891. ·' A-Tbe oUve. ~Attending were: Boy 4-9-tfc Ranaers, Danny Utchfleld, 1-:ZS.ffc liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit William Gibbs, Tony Grimm, Roger Dlngey, Zack McXni&ht, 2 BEtiiiOOM h - on Lincaln Tracy Morri8, Curtlas MciJria, Htlghll. Coli 992-5127. Steve Smltll, Stanley Reltmlret 1-25-ffc L.O .. L NOTtCti •. Jay Ridpay, Dale Kin&, Larry Seeltd bld1 ·will bt recetvecl Hess, Jeff Hart and Jeff Ball. by the Mtlvo Lout &<hoot THREE ·ROOM: all olac:trlc apartment, llkl now. Ohio's Llll'gllt Moltlll Olhen In attendance were Dlltrlct 1t thtlr office In Mtlgl Junior High School lulldlne, Avallallle Aug. 2S In Mrs. Thelma Rei~~Dtre, · Mrs. Mldditport, 01110, fOr coot bidl Potlter • Milot· ... to • ' Dtoltr Vera Thompson, Mrs. Al1ltur until 12 o'cloc:k noon on liP· prieta;. P~ane Gallliloll'; 21. 1t10, tt which tltnt Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Jama Ball, ttmbll' ""'53t l!r oppl!jnlmerll. bldo will bt ~onld. , -.... ; ·11-25-ffn Larry Ball, Mr. Robert Dye, The cotl bkll are for fur, the to11, htullne ttte Don and Ricky Dye, Mr. and nlahlnl cui, tnd putting coal Into lrawn's Trtlltr Mrs. H. C. Roney, Jr.,llabrlna Sl'orlll •tn~ ot tho IOitowlnR TRAILER, P.-k, .Wnanvlllt. tn-:1321. and Melil'aa Roney, Mrs. Annie ICIHIOIO: MMr .... vlllo kiHIOI l-21·12tc and ·sttem C•ttr. Roney, Mr , and Mrs. Jack !feu, The bldJ are for lump coal for ---...~~'!""'~----~-FURNiSHED and unfumlsltid NEWlt70 Gloria Hess, Diane White, Mr. Ill• IChOOI YMr 1970-1!. lplrtmtnll. Cllllt to schpol. The 8o1rd of l!dvcatlon and Mrs. Gary Gi1111td, Julia rntrvtt 2IIDROOM tht r5eht to rtlect eny Phone m-5434. Gilland, Nancy, ~n and ond ell ilidl. , 11).1..11c ~lit Mtill Jimel Redmond, Mr. and Mrl. Local ki\MI Dlslflcl Rotte, David, Buddy and eoo;- Of lducat.ton Me Co mot, Cl.-k . ~eff Roe, Mrs: Margaret • ·H;t,..,11L,~ W. 11 1 ·Ate ·· 11111!11,. Dougle, Antllony, Ene . . ~ Hlildl Smllh, Scotty Kin&. ·· Dm and John Mci<ntsbt. ()rq NOTic• otti AIII'OIIITMIIIT , ClilttNo.2U41 , ··:itaylor,' Johnny Ferauaon, ••toft t( Cor• wtnloi, · ' : :JohnDy-Greer lind~· and Mrs. DtciiiHo ' ; • ' ' NOtlct it ~trolly gfyen 1~11 E. · ·~t.c. =n~ON Jol"tl HtDito Oti •2 1'111 roo.v c::ifum~J~~a. • Fufton.llli,IJidn trun s, e1c. r · Miller, Rt. 4. Pomeroy, 0 .• Coli 992-6271. 3-S.tfc Strut,. ....... ··' ' . . ----~,...· • • ·READY-MIX CONCRI!TE: delivered right to rour , pro~-~ F••t and ""IY· Fno EALT'y •. , =I , ~i.lfc. ,_ ..,;;.'t... PltoM m -32U. ' Gota!!lri ' R,•+~t'.v •Niir: . ~q!'.:··· Mldclltport. Olilo '". Wij.tfc- c 8!0. HOISTinllli· NEW HOMES far salt. We hive 'NI!W MOMI NOW ltl DV .• _ . . • , ." ' • beautiful lOts evalrablo Dr will FOI· INIJ'ECTION-Haa 3 WHEEL Horu Sal11 ond .• , build on youre. S.01ple hont01 ,nlco liedrOOI!II, 2 CIOI'amk: Sor.vlco. " (laum , ,'Lumber t:' alr~y buill 1..- your 1~- blth•.· tlld,lc hill wfclullhl Compa~y, Chtstor, •Ohio,,,,,. spectlon. Coli A. E. Lea, i.A!e IW.OO o-.rll!~· Phorie 985-.1. · i•· •! ,. Construdlon, Phone 992·3ol54. blsa,ment1. dou~. lt .~~ · g~. . :\6-29-lfc T~mbpane , . :t.~ o'!'t'ot · • · it. <· _ __ ....._.__....._'t-7=. ,,llf 1c ..,tic II~··· 1!1.. I,_ = ~~:,o ,::cr~~·· ~O:,;l~· '- :~~~T~~'J.f ~ ~~-• waol! A!IVTI c. , ' ,. I I 1 ' ~:..:. riiilti:.'a'tf'Ri: J " Rlf:fCOV~ I~ littdt 110\\11. Mlmarrat Ger<Nnt. Phone • ~!n~fOr~t.l~~ ; Chester 915 3969 or 992.fG07. -·,.,. PI\!!; James Hotlon, J r. .., . .,c . .. _ ~ ""' home ~ 411 y e CROSSWORD NICI oi..ola HOMe<- 3ntc» a-~t.lfc; ...., . ol!(e ~idrooms; ,.., both, • th 5 collar, ROOM house, ' pr.,..d, llvln•• room 14U'· Fult o!Drm b1doorl_!,!',. tie li"'IGL"'" " "" ~.:a=.• ...,••• ,.,..,,., . 'Far.", wlndowl, 3 ocres of bl-1. oat'lll• ~ bulldlno or h~!lltl your.,.. :< Phone 992-3826. ...:..31c Nldr.!Jtt.,On.lr.D 11J.2~ . , :.',.·~.:RICK homo, . cil!1 ·,Gu~ l!lflot.r; . col; .• •• .. I "NciW Roclno, Ohfi!. ' ' ·7,_J_...., · ..·... ' :~. VINif:R_; . r:t'ArNS.. Rtltint 1teot, ,. 11tfi:m.t $ , • toPPI . r plu. mblll.~.· t. tt1c ·~m!t ·r:· _;; 1h1en s.;~l~.! ·i.r~ 1a1t · ctrtllllftl(' '" ' v 111 ."!"!""• ~~~ · .... , · l:lx24 ~d maaflr: bscf(OOin w.t:~~Wic ,.,..,., ii.: , . •: ·' :' u·--· · ,Tt#IJ.;Irs _. . ;'"''"" . ..iiji i: .. , . 1 ~1;, ~amlc. _tile·.111111.. &;;,'r.il~~:=r-~· , 1 f ·. . ilalh. • C!M 4 ~~bot..:iltlon Will ·occo'pt , trailer ,, .R"IIal Plains T poyment. UPJII'I arH. Phorie , Coolville 1117" JW, IMati , . . . . ' li'On!.i"'.'1! ixtf, LOt• 1~~ ' !fW",~~ ((1, ' ~- ~ ~ft'~. ' ' + • '.,...." . , .-, ,,, i I ilrlvet'· "• · •edrfi . '!""'· lnslla•, ....•• ·. , •i!, U.V. Y' ,. "· • '""' • .- ' • I' WANTA I . •• IUV AUTOMQttt:E IIIIU!'4H'dt ~ II ' .~ .· · ' CALLm-NU ' cancelitct?· \.tHt •• vou• ·• i) < HELIN. VI ROIL TIAFORI> !ce-f ~II •9f2· .• 1. ·· a.p.Jtp .. ASIOCIATII.SVIIA~UIIJ . ' ..27;:Mc , ' 3.= 2. - ' . .!ltll!,hlr' . 2Nf~ . ' ., · ' ' ,. ' dloclllllon (altllf. ) 4. Vfnlop -auto D. Bpanlab a.tabcdan 7.Put 8, !~arden lloWen1. Ullltof .......l 11. Contnet . . renllll Iii. P'ear II. Pre· Vorl• oated ti) I I 1·~- BIEU I I ) II ... Jl;a,. .... '·' ' ' �·, I -;. c;;;;;;~iiiit Auain ,!::::::. New~.•mBri~ft.'. ' ' OO,Ul)QIUS (UPl)-.A three!IIIIT.diNbrebGut•lftoday •tbt- r-CentiaiW~remlltre,lbeleed)CIOtmtal~ ~ owned by tbe raU· ~ 10 P up ln n-. In the pllt4111Din. A lin of undelermlned artcin dlllroJid 1 ftelllt Pem Celllnl Wanlloulllate Wedneldlly In~ 30 11111ea west of ...,__ Theftreberebnlkeoutat7:20 a.m. and the Fire Deportment said lhe entire block lon1 bul1dlntl wu •dangered. The wu not Immediately dellnnlned The Fke ne.,artmen 12 PlllllllrucU .00 ~:~ lrllcU to the ICI!IIe along wltb caue MEIGS lHEATRE Friday I Slltvnloy Au"st~29 -- ~ ~~~~ tbne 1111d other niCIII vtblde. . A dep•rtmenl 'J!OIIeam.n llldaboutiOnr-tolllbttbe blue. 'nlen wue no IDJurlel. 'lbe Ural WU IOUnded by ID ..tomatlc allrm IYUil, tbe IPOkiiSIIHII Ald. 'lite lire In ~eld dellro)'ed the bu11c11q w1icb wu eouta block Illig ud tO feet wide and bad at one time betm oQe Oavld Warner Cotorcorhlonl: ... Bod lallcot Loops & s-ps - MAlO NDRIVE· IN ' . Tonlallt Only Dou-lt Featvro Program SCREAM Clnclnn8tl, ~ . ~ .,_ ' la'Mr:oonB~ter, !111m~~ aa. .. ralae4_ ..... ~~by hll Wife;.MJd• CX:.aucbar 'Bet.y IIICellf~:-a!lroiiMr.'AIIiert: In Calilllrnla• a aliter Clara Alllens, 1 nepi.., QrvO Holter: ~, llldfourru-. Gram uld ~ boYI wtn Funeral .servlcel .will liD beld .a~ ill tbe bulldlni shortl1 liD- Monday at -10:30 a. 111 , at tbe fen tbe fire llarted bul there Spring, Rover Mauloleum In wu 81111 ''Dolbbw dellnllil" u Clndnnati. to how the lire ltlrted. coodemned. , "But line~~ thai lire In a.. Alllltanl Fire Chief Jaek In!loa I lllliolng to Willi to Au,. V h.QJO · Gr11nllidthefirewurtp0r1ed Check tbll ·tbq out wltb' tbe . • 0 ,, D_ at 3:15 p.m. al wblcb time be railroad," llld Grilli. · · ·" J FaIcons Fac1ng . . B·uffaI0 EIe·ve.n .. Is Buried Today / Coaeh ~ Van Meter Ia expectlng a ""'!,lh 1111 of it" wben his 1970 edltlcm of tbe Wabama Wblte Falcons open their oeaiiClll this Saturda.Y nJiht at Bulfalo. "IYe'ro probablY &Oinl to have all the competltloo we will 1 1r lbl Putn County wan "o~d ;.,..., Vam Mete team, an r. Van Meter, In his first sea""" as coach ct the Falcons, has 10 returning lettermen. Probable starters across the llftensive line Cor the Falcons are eenter, Leroy Rllfle, 6-1, 160 lbo., senior; rlllht t'!ard, Nicl! Barton, 5..!1, 155 1111., oentor; rllht tackle, Richard K111t, S-10, 175 lbs., senior; right end, Randy Clark, 6-0, 160 lbs., iunior or Keith SB.)'re, 5.8, 135 lbs., aenlor; lett guard, Tim Drake, 5-10, 165 tbs., junior; left tackle, IlCII Machlr, 5..!1, 165 lbs., llellior and lett end, Randy Smith, 6-1, 180 lba., senior. Tim Howard, 6-1, 165 lba ., senior will start as~back, 'Erick Morris, s.a, 160 lbs, senior, will be CUUback, CheBIA!r Roush, S-10, 150 lbs., junior will be at one or the hallbaclt J)08Itlons and Curtis (Ttchnicotorl Sltlla Stevens Joson Robards O ·l Wulhne miJei 11'1Y_ IIIII CQU)4 ... the IIIIOke. ' Helllldlbe-de)lfln~ was •llparenllb.:~uled by apectaton wbo Ime elae bad reparted lbe blaae. . THE BALLOD OF CAILEIIOOUE ' . FunerallletVices for Alba V. Johnson, flllTII41' I'IIIICien_t Of Cbesla' TOWIIIblp; ~ held Friday at the Snodgrass Funeral Heme wllh burial In St. Albans, w. v.. Mr. Johnson 1111! born Sept. 29, 1182, In a.e.ar TOWIIIblp, the son of tbe late ~,R.Illd 1Jdana Rol!lnson JOhbion. He ":" .00 pNceded Ia death by his wife, Ethel Wrlcbi'J~, and a 1011. Mr. J~bilaon owned ,and operated a drug store In SOuth Charleston WIW hll·rttlremenl. He wu lbe lashf nine cblldren He II survived by three nd dauchter a a · . y . Rob Lambert, 155 lb. aopho. more, will be at lhe oilier' ballback apot. Other members otlhe Fal<On wni, l1lGII or Wbom will see either defenllve aetlm or subati- often dYe llley In · ' m • etude Tom ~1, ,Millard Morria, ))avid lalorpn, Barry Harris aad Mike Wldte,,lmlor1; Carl Kin& Alfred Rouah, Pavld RUB.Y, vat Fields, Larry Clevenpr, Dlavld Rusllllhnd Ver101 Dural, IO(lbomores and Mark Mitchell, trelhman. Cooper :med :=======~-------,. It's the N. Y.c.H. for FOR SCHOOL ::lew ~ the 1!,1U101l -~~- c Jackets and Coats 1192-5314 : ~;'a'rJ":': par c •uvw • In Mlltert.ls You C.n Trust. During the business meeting the Christmas bazaar Wll discussed and the following c airmen appointed: Lelah . :w======~~:::.:::~: Our bank bed'-t~ted. · What's new for school, for ' boys .. . for young men ... you'll lind It &'f N. Y.C.H. Complete sel,91on of sweaters and ·,sweater vests. Boys' 10 •o 20 and Men's S. M, L . ·SI,.. ! I' ~,!tJING .. · . IN •. -·. POMlltOY . ' · ... . • . ,f.., ' · ' · . · .. · "-lil!lltbllfaD"dl~~la....-~Jaw Wlt;:,>~~-"""-.,-~u_.c•.,~.;J.~It; - !'!~._far 1 ~-~~· ~l!,t .,; ~..~... :; ...._-.: !llta ,._, .:Ill tllaclpiiMr)' .......... ~ ._c:lii .,.,.'ll!fllty. Klmllder ~ lbi plllllliltfr ~ 1rltll avtl rlgbtsattarnm.,SCI!IoSta~~ltadlol!' lllklntlnlto lbe liiUIIpUI Afro.AID ~' ~ altora;J- .W tbt fekal OOW11Ultwould'llOIIt8llllbtl'l!!lflalf,wllldi~~IJI,t. Jl;' ni ·~ 11111111~," . \ -"' - POM-EROY ·NATIONAl·BANK ' J ' 'f .;RUlWD, · Serving Meitp 'County For · Over 9H ·Yean , ' I Me(nber Federal ' Reserve · ,· . Sy~ell] V I ... \ .' ool!l! .,.. · ~~~~ " ' - " - ..._... out IIIII lbetount;Wri!!P. ljleeW, ~ ~ lo 0 < ' ~~ deal wllh uy'P*bJe·lroiabla frcm , antlftt dlaf!!aatratn, the ~can LeaiOil'• Und natiiiiiiii:GII\'el!lloil Gplllld ~ ' "· , , ·; •.· , . , ·., today, . "' .. ,. , . . . . . ~ ' 11 ~ Cau)Md a lew mUe. a-.y pace"!=n:.~·=fH~ lill frotn @II,~~~ were ~~'t'Z..,.· ~ . - ~,...- ~ to antiwar · ., ' · ,_;,.; .......... 1....: -,- ...- Qllo·EspolltiQDClinterW•ti!I~'OIIloStateMeDCIIGII.· ~; ' a.-. . ,. " . LaborDay.A~'Iotll.9,f~•" 1 -t'tl&llUJbltie_ "• Mdllnamlh~JJ- ~· luriHt)'lu ~ art,!' .-.: . , :A. llboclel, wile of ~ there iru "C*t ~- ·(i so-.~ll!e!ibboui!O~~~IllaJne1 ci¥11~~: ¥M,!Wiberttr of CoJumtila ~ claim to liD No. l flbtoer. He bid c:iiW*I ~- ~ 10 e~~ler lheniiDceMDnday.tobecei'lllpoltheiiCIICJr. . . ' prtn'te ~ -It\·. ji, . . . 'lhere lllft Zf,Jal.,. atit di; Willarllhalll , _ lleflrt, ~IIIGIIt . ~- ~Hftnt, . when t.bllltate flilr attncW mare ihaD 2 miiUGII Jll!'llllll. ThtN Onl!l!!,~ 'i'Gpt MlCal1 Wllt'eH,321actuaiJIUI~~m:ldaY,~wlih'!Db' called,aullfa~G!Wt()llllts 36,6'12ayearearll!r. 'Jhfl'tltql~ailmllted~~~~~ and Mayor~ lldfrllnll ~ IICIJool u., wlio In rres bec:niill ,.u EducMkil n._v · - ~ llf!iila;tl elf tile,c:l~. , ~!~~~~~~~]~ icJt · , , ' · . ' R8Cl0e • ' Soe!.:..1 £ ... .UU · VeOID liaaJ:il ·of .' ., , IOI'el'llllleil.-:ft~ 1 .. c~CIIllrt. , . ' · ''BIN& ....Uieft~ ~·~~~ Uf ~ Mr,fll t( .· • ....__ d .. Leeavw Mr P«l!Ud, a . bclmb ·IIIUI •!1 By Mn. Fnacldlorrfll ""''".an aona "' . e, . · lodly llhatterid 11-. ICJUih the Spending I receut weekend alld Mrs • . Mar- (Rhonda) to iJ1e AQiirican AI SbiJiey wllb Mt and Mrs 011a Bailey ,slwlleofSheriodaviJie,Mr; and ,.,.. ""'"-Uart.tl No wbo were Mr·. and Mrs: Ted llallf!t.- r.fri. Roy (lleveity) Dowel and ;;:\: ;;i,"' . · . ane announced en- Ftlbef lild Bobby Jobnlon of Racine. · · ~- lild Mrs. .Doqald 'W-Ild .• aworlh, llebble and Dlanl, of ~eljlllla spent tell dl)'l wllh !lei' grandmother, llfn. Edna Pickens end other ~tlves. '!be Wadlwortbs and Mrii.Pk:kensweres-tsofMr. and Mrt. Kenneth Imboden and Jane Powell chairman of the da...harforallrleydlmeron flower aho;,; •Mrs. W. R. M=y ~-Sa Proffitt buaar cbalmiall and · ura yre spen1 Mrs. IIAluah food 'l'l!eldayat the home of Mr. and man. These ch~lrmen will ::Cb~~u: appoint their own committee of Mrt Wickline and to vlall members · · F0 nowi g th bu lne l!:lleen Mahoney and son, 1 81 Duncan, of Connecticut wbo are 8 n meeting, Mrs. W. R. Proffit ~~ lbelr vacation tbenl. Mrs. Ted Balley spent flye weekawlthlbe01iallalley'sii'CI returned .home with her dllldren Michael and the llllr baby on Tuesday. , A reunion of Fred Sayre 1 family wu held at Forked Run Lalce Saturday, AIJI. 22. '1boee preaenlwereMr.andMrii.F'recl oWe cbair. ~···-m• .. irc.n 1be i'wople'e ArmJ ' lllllbciNe, 8 lrouP .11 :rounc~ J:" bt tuwn -Other PAINTED bOLL, Z.,U: old tfotler O'fnecl by lid 1!111 Rolli' ~cer of Pomeroy and Dr. and Mn. Jacob :Weblherger, GaDJpolls, lol1owlng her will at tbe Alhfilll Fair. • · Weather ~· Jabn 8 · and M "JICI" t Cellf•: ' j I, ·• 111 , ,111 .· 1" . _ • . . , , I · . rf.e GN!Gier Middle 0/aio Volley " aters 111 anUqrgilllqie, but a EJeetton fer the "*lfiJilit•, UPI pbolcrcrapher·lllld al:llnp dean will be nat ~f ' ·.~ ·, .: ; .• \, ::_;· .- , • . . Sunday with her ~_~~n~~ts Mr Teac·J:.~nlw , &~ 11111 Mrs Francia Marrla • · Mi. and Mra. Rlcllard Curua · and daUibter 91 DaJfon spent the '"!~tend wltb bls ·pannl!' . · Mr. lllld Mn.llanJ Clria. ' · · · · : Ray Q-011 nturnecl to bll · .. · ·, bome In ColumliU wltb DWia (:ompi_.~..J·' Ctoiii, Sullclay,afterspendlnga !l!i~--" week wltb 1111 ·i:oallnl, David ...._ ..__ ..:..._._ ' l Nelgler arid the 1tar1 a-a. .... ""'""' ...._ famil1 • Education Ia · ' · · ll4r• !Wd ~- Fl'ands M'on1.l , apenl84la)i·'l!llbWIII4ter,l\lra. of Mn. Eatlier CcimltoCk II ~!1111MlaiiBrendallndfardllplnta ·a Week wllh Mr. and Mra. 1.-n u ~ . J-'•--- ~ ' . ~- tn COil!QI"l"'•. · Mr.<and Mrs. MlriiD Hall and Debble ..ef. QnclnnaiL-I~a ~~~ '!ltb ·Mr. and Mrs. 1!111. 32 PAGEs ! ' THREE SECTIONS I SO~DAY, AUGUST 30, 1970 Staff JIJ · .· ahowed show slldu and of theremark! recent Ada Bay("-- •-tsofllrs· flower concernlngtheahowweregl~ 1 "::Nand':: by Mrs. Plltriclt Riley. ...~-t,ore_:_ and. ..:...~...._ """""' ,... · ..... .. ,...., Members and guests at- CotlrWofLcipn and Mrs. Ethel tending the dinner and mtetlng WbaMr, .lQI:al. · were Mrt. Howard Burrla, Mn. Mrs. Fr!Wie ,Nelgler viii~ Jo-.., Mrs. F. A. In Syracue ~ ~tb )ft. . Mrs. """· 111• 0Ji1lil(llf; ~·- ·,~~~ten• ;Joile· lild ' ~"" 'arid Powell,' 'Mra. . ' Hwttd ~. ·Mi:.' ilii( :;:.~~V.~ lmu Pickens an4 daagbter, Mr. and-Mra. Brian~ Gibbs, Mrs. PlltiiCII'Riley, Mrt. . Ulla, ~ -Columbus, who .. tll4"abll4f••,,ef= · ·iidl~-~~ N 0 Weill Mrs Donald Smith IJiea!4,tbeat•.J . :.L • .....,tUie..........., _ lhil': 'llld · · • · • Mrs. EateUa 1\'.!1111111' _.,.... ' · ·· . . ,• · Mrs. Uoyd Rouab, Mrt. ~ daila:bter vtflll anlfliJill Rutb Mrs. a.,.tei- ~ W •Mr. Knlibt, Mrs. W. R. Proffitt, 11e1iry of Col~ Ohio ll!d Mnl. Raljlh ~Mrs . Dorothy Jamea a~d Mra. Agne1 2fict' qi,' If•~ Mn. £111m Anwlt two fanilly, Mrs. Jama McLean j)f Kollalld._PI" and Mnl. Mallie gr1nda~ .. _ qlj .Jin. ~. N. C., and the Yost of Oak Grow wen Ea~d ud Mn. :""'th hoalell, Mrs. Slone. -and gueoats of Mrs, Albert Bnl ' . ,. . . CIRCLE MEETS Pl)'nter ·' Mn. DaYid Roush (lnllllted lllu. · Drq~llla Ho~ of the pr081'1JD 11 tbe Tlieldaf Coljunbus wu a rtPad ~ -_,=-"""' eYenlng meeting of the Esther of Ml:. liDd Mrs. Jlllllor Nelgler Ina ·1nnt Circle of lbe Luthe~ Cllurcb and ot1Mr reliltives. . ... Women at St. Paul's Orurch. Mr. lllld Mrs. ,Wald POat.r,· She opened the ~ wllb 1 Cheltl , lftd John Dean Of scripture and prayer. The C!ilulllliu were w,ebnd jl\.ts subjeCt presented wu "'!be of ,Mr.; and Mrl. Albel'll HID. · Presbyterian Church," a ~ ~ NeueiJIIIII--' challla' In the studf book en- days .;plh Mr. and M;a. David Ulled "Lutherans and Other N and t .,_,..__ · Denominations." A short IOD a .,...........,, ~~,fli·fnir buslneu mtetlng followed the Mrs. IIDbert .Wardell llld .....v. "-~L~:~~ · ?"!. v•.. 1bo8e attendlnc were Mrs. cb1ldren ~ In are Marietta wltba few her ·p lnflll'lllld IIG( program. l)l"nddq ujllla · lllil 11 Harry Layne, Mrs. ~ IIIO!ber and other i'e~h~Yea. Jcnowbefare. · .· • ,.,. Layne, Mrs. John !L llouab, :·Frida,- pats of•Mrl. Ada ~MJlMI,DuP ,. Lelah Jane Powen, Mrs. Dant BaYa and Mra. Etbel Wbell.- .........."TON •("''" ..:.'lhe Jlouah IJid IIJ'I I ....0 Rowib . • and . "''"- ,__ .,._..,... 'l.-•! ' . · ~ - . · Win Mt. Mri. _.......... Co~tNiceDepaj~r_'IIGCII ROTARY...,.• · . nlncham ~ two cblldren o( r<illlll; u1M ~· file TEN CENTS Bush Shows Champion . . ..!lt~~rt~.MII1 ~i~~~~~~r.:~• WI: , .. T ·and' r::; · Mn. . POMEROY ' I -'•.'.' ..'...... ' ' . . ' ' . ;.~ • .'. : " .';'·,,, .. •. .. ~ ~ "' ' ' ,.n.~i4o= "rleaN.t,· jad·· llu,lllli •·u, '..· --h fl!f!!r .~ l VanMeter, It, ur~., ..,_,, , 1 ·;-•. ' · Nn .__ ...... Pet, ,Bike P•rade Set . GAJ..UP()LIS - A .,et parade IIIII a parade will be- held In GaiHpalls, Sapl. 12. . ~ '· -..j ' NEW ' ' ~ '! I · '. . ' . ~ and." IN AWIDE . SEL£d1(JN! ' ·_,, •. •• ·.. ' expert advice SWEATERS . · OOUllllll!S - ~ ~ IJ!e New Yorll 1omey wbo npnllenled tlit 011t.11o 8eVtq, ~ to file 1U!t1 ' , .....; ••;;.. savtngs, to N.Y.C.H. ,. held 'l'huraday evliiN ~t of llilpre. · 'l'be 10t11 11,,,_. cam · , wllb a shari ~tC Mr. · ,..d Mn. Merle N8ller than tile Rl'etrq 1iMt with Rome " IIDIO Seiiroader, steve, RGII aad Milt IJid. Spef ~t. ~~ •tlli ~ · Fim, of Columbua ..,.nt week one Yeif qo: ·:· · '''"• · loans, • so. I N:::::rn:;,t~ . ~~:::·:: ~'r.·- ~illr·;~~ .rUt ; rliUowell wmram is known for Select your favorite colors and styles of bush jackets ancj other fine fall outfits. Our best selec!lon of jackets and ,coats Is ready for you. Boys sizes 6to 20, Men s sizes 36to Hurry ,>;1 been l"'))ed iboi siftl..;~:!lf+t tUb him~~~,' IICifllce ~ !rGm~ .,...~,_Jo ltitlfl t,lllit'IIO Ill!" town;:=. :•l e i 74r~N . .~~.~t.·~ · Jr.-~ ~. ,~ Zlll~vtl~t. Sc~ool ..... 1) (ConiloUWI Mlcbael and Jorl Betb of Salem, children of· Rull.nd, Mr. and . The L.,. II In l'llrttlllll New Hauen Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 'lheta Mn. lllllllld (IMetla) Wfldt. "01!17 Uir'belteniiOOI It : .,. of VInton, Mr. and Mrs. Albert WWib ~d daqlilen 'I I Gbdl!ld our · trY·· " N ikJnal Wigal George and Harry of Pblladelpbla, Pa.,Mr.andMrs. Cl:lnnllndir ~ • · Social Events Wigal Pros~t. Mr. and Mrs. Jadie Jama (Barbara) ~ .nd aald. . · • Plllrid and Shllri of Lninlton- cblldren and s•esta, J)IIPI TherewunopubucCIIIIlllilnt FOUNDATION MEETS AGAIN The New HaYen ReQ-eatlon (Calor) ~oundatlon Board rnet at lbe Vlna~nt Price (Continued from page I) c 1ty building with president, Christopher Lee ai BJ'Siem. "Doc" Oblinger presiding. Peter Cushing The Chillicothe Correctional The mayor, Ow-lea Zerlcle, - PIUII"THE Instltulion is alao bDing lnvesli· reported that several citizens MINI-SKIRT ted b a cllizenll committee had expressed a desire to MOB" ~y Janis following an d~te money for playground (Calor) article by snycllcllted coJum. eqmpment If II was uaed at the DlaneMclloln nlst Jack Anderson alleging Alex-Quillen Memorial S.turdoyOnly brutality at the lllslltutlon. property. 11 ~~~ dlacloeed ~I August2P the recreation foundations ~~:·~~~" · respoo1Jibllty Included onlY the COMMISSIONER PleuutValleyllalpllal cOIDIDunlty building, ""'!1 and -Piu11Admlalona - Mrs. Harold grounds surrounding. This was "HOW TO COMMIT CUndiff, Mason; Mrs. Eugene fabled for further dlsc11881cm. MARRIAGE" Statla, GaDJpolls Ferry; and A discussion on the Bob Hope . Godfrey Moore Pt Pleuanl management of lbe skating rink Jackie Gleason Roush, 5-10, 150 lbs., junior or Disch • ~hnny En. held The <>penlng of the arges· 21. stating Ia held dlcotl, Silane WllllamJon, Mrs.·was. rink 18 Sept. John A. Little, Mn. John each Tuesday and Saturday Gillespie and James Jefren. evemng. Free swimming for married RELATIVE DIES couples was held Alll!usl 20 at Mrs. Jane Swatzel received the pool. . . wood of the death of her sister- Three new members of the In-law, Mn. Walter Prlode, board from the Thuraday, . 1n a l<lMI'• 'hiiip!UII' lltr. Prlildels'~'IJ.ifl, ' and Vern011 ""'' . •'Meigs Q,gnty resldeilt. Funeral tending wriDoc ~"t7: services will be held Sunday at Robert Gurtis, Mrs. Jack the Shute Wlley Funeral Home Flesher, Mrs. E1111ene Hester, In New Le:dngton. Mrs. A. L. Sprou.se, Bill Klmea and Bill RuueD. CORRECI'ION MADE Ershel Riffle, Rt. Hoo4, GABDENCWBPICNICB Texas, oerved u lbe best man The August meeting of tbe Going back to school? This year be a al the wedding of Connie New Ha~en Gardell Club was 8 winner on the high school scene with Bachner and Ronald Ray m;n~~ ~:;::,;: these styles. Plan your strategy here nonpaon Instead of Donald C. .,._·In · · tioa a gt by. . was .... voca wu ven and now! Mr;.;u~ Gi~ '4::entMr owmg r, ~Gibbs presided al the buslne8s session which opened In regular form. Members anawered roD call by giving I crltlclam of the . reeent Dower aho!' wblcb was held at the Ma11011 County Fair and SCREAM ' •• •. ,,_·i ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 28, 1970