https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1c38705302777eaf721cf5c5f35bb198.pdf a9c64b803d52ee7478d9e105f920f0b7 PDF Text Text • Now You Know . / 1 entine · ' . · Je-o 'full, an early 18th ' =ceritury aarlcultura1 expert, _iltvtlllfed I drtJ1 to sd1f aeec1 In fWII ron that revolutionized farmlna In Britain. ,. • VOL XXII NO. 98 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1970 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' 1;-N;;;::J~--iiri~/;-l WA8111NGTON .... A 8POD:IIMAN for the nab's publldy CllrMd power IJilema, clalmln& little can be done now to avert lllortqea of fuel IUppUea thla winter, bas QJ18d the NIIOII admlldaratlollto lit price emtroll 011 coal and oU. · Ala Racln, aeoeral manaaer of the American Publle Power A&'IIOdalian, a1ao uraed the Prelldent to llm1t coal exports and to lnveltlpte what be llid were monopoly trenda In the enqy llldllllry and JIC)IIible antitrult vlolatlona. Lawmen Continue ·Searc:::t For Aile ed Sheriff Killer • ~ . i Thirteen Gallla and Meigs County sheriff's deputies Joined CAPE 1ENNEDY -THE APOlLO lt astronauts try their more than 400 Central and nnlymocllfted CCIJimand lhlp In an alrlesa test chamber today In Southern Ohio lawmen In a alrllly..., toward lallldl Jan. 81 011 the second attempt to esplore search Monday for a man wLo an intriguing vaDey 011 the moon. allegedly shot and killed the Alan B. Sbeplfd, lluart A. Booaa and Ed&ar D. Mitebell Vinton County sheriff and apeeted to llpelld IDOit of the clay at the COiltrola ·of the wounded a deputy. Eight Gallla County deputiee lp8C8CI'Ift, II8I'CIIq major l!yltema 11 if they were In the Joined the search Monday. The vacuum of apace. Meigs sheriff and four of his deputies offered their WASIIINGTON- THE SENATE, after six yean of talk, aulatance last night. Both wtel today whether Americlll milltary operatlo111 In Vietnam lllould be ended by law. All ameadmentotrered by Sella. Georae S. McGovern, O.S.D., allia'k 0 . Hatfield, ft.<n., &ave IMDhen the first clear op. portunlty to wte their fee1lnp on the war since they approved apen411decl authority for Ita proeec:utlon on Aug. 8, 1984. departments offered their assistance again today. Wblle Gallla County offi~ were Involved In the ..-ch Monday, the sheriff's depaJ1o ment was manned . by Prosecuting Attorney Himlln C. King and ~istnt Prosecutor Jamee Bennett. A statewide police alert llld Oliver Mills, McArtllur, would poulbly be armed ud aboald be eea1ldered The sheriff's office, which refused to comment on the shooting, said County Prosecutor Arlo L. Chatfield had begun an inveetigation from the scene. Wilber was treated at Hocking Valley Hospital at Logan for "several small pellet wounds" oa the face and forehead. Officials In the hospital's emergency room said the wound could bave daagerous. He allegedly fired the fatal shot at Sheriff Harold Steele wbo tried to serve a warrant at the MIIIJ resideace earlier In the day. The double shooting was confirmed by the Ohio Highway Patrol from nearby Athens. WoWided was Deputy Dave Wilber who accompanied the .sheriff to the Mills residence near Creola in tlie sparsely· populated COWity. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate refused today to set a deadline for President Nixon to bring homJ! all American troops from Vietnam and elsewhere in Indochina. Turned down was a proposal by Sens. Mark 0 . Hatfield, R· Ore., and GeorgeS. McGovern, O.S.D., to cut off all financing of the operations in the Vietnam .area by the end of next year-or Feb. 29, 1972, if the President exercises an addition 6Cklay option. The vote was 55-39. Supporters of the amendment to an o~er-all military procure· ment bill pictured it as an opportWiicy for members of Congress to vote to end the war, as they in effect voted for White House authority to wage the war in August, 1964, with ll'pl'oval of the Gulf of Tonkin ClOLVMBUS - U. S. REP. ROBERT TAFI' JR., the BtpnNtc.n nominee for the U. S. Senate, feels workers, like IDOit tupQerl. are fed up with colleae campus violence. "'l'be tupayen of <lllo have a tremencloua Investment In our ooDetu and they have the rl&bt to aee that lnveatment put to COIIIIIrucUve ••" Taft told a United Auto Workers meeting here. He allo llld Amerlclll worbn liad "a ~doualltalre In the IIDOOth lrllllllllllll from a wartime to a peacetime econCIIIy." PBNqiiPENB -CAMBODIAN INFANTRYMEN l1l)iported by-alr ltrlJrea tAiday folllht their way to within I mile llld I half of ~.held by Viet Cella troopl wbo bcmbarded the pV81'11111G troop~ from a IJIII!m&aln!Jde Duddbl• ))l.,cla overlooJdD& the 'towD. 11ae VIet C«<& • • Srana II mllea aoutbwelt of Phnom Pllb; ._., after a three day battle. 'ftle ConmnmJ•• were .npcl1edbolclln& a nlmber of dvlllanabolta&e In the town. ... ·· ~\) ........ - 1;' fMiN- v-.........:~~.llild .. . , . , bll fl!:lt tenia In tbe 8lllite . . profinl to be ... 'hllratinc aplrilnCa, .. ud bdcated be Wll not particularly ellleerned about 1111 chances for I'Hl8dlon. ''It's not aD that pod a job," be aald Sube did not ay wbetber he would aeek reelection for another term In 1114. =• ·-- sheriff did not return, he radioed for help. . A WIITillt WU lllea Juue11 for Mllla' arre1t oa tile groaadl Ill belq "wuted ftr qlleltlealq aad tbe llltiJ'der of a pellce offleer." The Ohio Highway Patrol sent its helicopter to the higb heavily-wooded area to aid In the search. Trained doll were also diapatdled to the J'UIIed hilly area. both said they would vote against it. In an impassioned final plea for approval while anticipating defeat, McGovern told senators, "This chamber reeks of blood." He said "every senator here is partly responsible for hwnan wreckage" among Vietnam veterans. "There aren't many of these blasted and broken boys who think this war is a :,:::,::::::~;;;;:;;::>.>,::::::::::::::::::>.i:i:':::,:,:~,:,:::::::::,::: By Uatted Press IaternaUonal Extended Ohio weather ouUook Friday and Saturday: Chance of 8howen Friday, clearing Saturday. Seuoaal temperatures. Hlgbs botb days In the upper 708 aad lower 80s. Overnlgbt lows from mid 50s to mid lOs. ·::::::,:::::::::::::::;::::::::,:,:::::::::,:,:::::::,:::::::::::::,:::,:,:; PROMOTED lg!:CENTLY glorious venture," McGovern said. Opponents argued that Nixon already was in the process of orderly withdrawal of troops and that it would be both Wlwise and risky to set any kind of deadline. The U.S. troop commitn)ent grew rapidly from about 17,500 at the time of approval of the tonkin Amend· ment-by an 88-2 Senate vote and unanimous House approval - to more than half a million. The number of men in Vietnam has been gradually reduced by Nixon, with the total due to fall by next sprln& to about a quarter million. Today's setback for senators seeking to force a faster end to U.S. involvement in Indochina came in spite of softening of the proposal in an effort to lw-e more support. . ... ._~. u.... Cl( ~ . ()rl&inally tbe HallleW lie, and Mn. Otis F. Knopp, ltoute Gofern piaposal, alcli!llmed 1, Racine, recentlJ.. was "the end-the-war emendment," promoted to Army sergeant called for a halt to finaneln& of near Can Tho, Vietnam. all U.S. operations in Southeast Sgt. Knopp is a member of the Asia by thP. end of this year, 13th Security Platoon. He en- and withdrawal of all troops by tered the Army in Mareb 1969. June 30, 1971. ' What little hope (and it was small) that supporters had for approval of the proposal collapsed in the hour's debate preceding the vote when Sens. John Sherman Cooper, R-Ky ., and Charles H. Percy, R-ill., 1l&AN BUill, II, Ge~ . . .ted I record tlltcl I potlld Mcllday for bla 1,140-pound anndcbamplon (juniordlvlalon) Cbarolalasteer at the Ohio Slate Fair. This was not the same steer wbleb captured top honon at the Gallla County JWIIor Fair. BBF Pays Record Price For Steer a record ·ts,OOO, the reserve lraad ebamplon lamb from champion ·steer, a l,O'l~d Jama Jager, Mt. GDead, Angus steet owned by Wade for $5 per pound, or $5ZO. Paeltz of Geot·getown. That Today's activities include arts animal was preeented to Gov. and crafts demonstrations, cooJamee A. Rhodt!a who In tum kie bake • offs, a hat contest, a gave it to Children's Hospital. circus, harness racing and free Bob Evau Farms entertainment by the Fifth Dl· .~ GaUiptlll, paid 1 world mension, Mary Lou Collins and , :,---•TIJREII DIPPID INro THE Ill in New Simpncon1 $17.11 pei'1IOIIIId for Dave Merrifield. ~"'rL~ ..,.,~v tile pad c1wup1oa 1111rrow Today's harness racing pro~--.It wucool from the Grat JAkel to New II>WJaad and ~~·. "Y!•IPJ, the fltth conaeeu· nlled by Mlrn,. bier of gr11111 'will Include the Buckeye . . ... . Paclftc Col.a. ·· ve.~ lfecordwuset. Prolped. Tbe teeu,er State Paee which has~ p~ · 1D W•tdleet Wllb., liptuln& In the CIIICide Mollltalnl "wda continue to set ree· received ..,.... Mlu Iller of $32,650. On Monday s cird, .._. ' - ' of new 'forelt flrtl, Fire In Nortti Central . ':'0 ~ lbe buyers In tbe ""' penllltted to keep ber Sonata Hill captured the $27,200 alrtldy baloowted more tbiD 180,000 ac:ru. j;.,.~ · arena. pr11e • ptad Dlroe. Ohio State .Trot to edge Soda ~...,. ~diw In T-11!4the ~.In the .. - - . , II, GeUipolll, The and cham 100 . Hillin 2:06 m a third-heat race' - - MMI....... y·-"'·J --'"In ct...llth...,. iio...rlda. will . ea_,$e,n• Oblo _State . ~ gr P off ._.... -"?"~ ..,. "" ,_., .. ., UaJ - 1 ---...-.... barrow Owne4 by Kevin Zim· Sor~ts Hill had flnlshed third ....... ~.... lfGre tban lilllndlll 1111'1111· ten on 'hm1' Ta. ' about JO, ''~*¥AIetllep,IIIW -., merman of Leeflb~brought In the first 1\eat ..... -uei1Iae ,. ..aa, ,.,th Soda Hill ~ eut ~ banas. . · . .MJil 1111 1,1• p11111d ar-1 him $1,121.110 from naetti's taking that raee Top finishen D WJII bot at Jjap;lld In the Gall~ Soalb Atlantic Utes. ellam,lel w~llahlali IGtr!svt~::· of Col bus In two heats ran ·In til(! raeeoff• ....,UIOIII!JII!IIInpil'l&1lr81'1111Jedfrom,atCuloordtN.I!.,.to lfMr1·,ftir..a .• • a ~,. IDII Mrs. Forest Cox of Waverly '• ' ; • at Nelllel, Calif, ~· ·. ·....... ...... t1 purchased the grand ellampion won the AU-Ohio bakH-t"am& In · · · - fettl ar..a .,._ ·'De lamb for the ~ strallht year.. the pie division with an apple,, f, or•.• •-.-- ~" ID toda" ~ W ~t~~te~ ~ Karen Clime, ' 0• Bucyrus, who raisin pie. In the eake division ... _ ' · ' ' lain her first year of 4-11 work Jlob.-.cotof,be~.IWpblnlforan ' AlfJt'll'mr ....... WI',.. ~""" ,1732110 , her of the baking contest, Mn. : ' ~_... cboiCII<.• • , a, fif(a!Jrlce flf . . . . ,.. p(llllld''uWn~ Sally Dilgard of Ashland prel$ 1 ' ' Mtir .W.· •*·'~~ #It 11~ · SlxW.an!mala~tatoW aented the judges with aHa· ; ~==~,~·IIJtbeSI.I,IIn~~lrea·cl!lrllll Paeilal Cu., . wailancakefortopprlze. ·· • · ;·· , · IJclr4en:•·BBFalaObouilbtf...- •'4M'II'"r, ......ttlleretervfl ~en· year· old twin bro·• ., , ,. · then, Mark and Mleh!lel Grant ~ -~-·-'e ._.) Columb114, decofated theJr POB'It.AND, ORE. -THE AMERICAN LEGION lbould ''elpmd•denrlcbthedlalopbetWeenaeneraUOna,"Ongon'e IOftl'IJOr TCIII MeCaD told the veterinl' orpnlatiOII today. ''We are In the battle for the mlndl of mea,!' 1111 declared In ~preparedfortbele&lon'aundnatlonalcmvenlion. "You do Do& Win lbt miDd of 111111 by clublltal bll bead" but "by dbltln& ll!pll1or .tl~~n!ty, ..,.nor electlveae~t and IIIJPerlor ......., bebavtar." ~ been caused by a shotgwa blast. He was listed in fair eondition after being admitted. The sheriff had gone to the home to arrest Mills who reportedly had been threatening several Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. workmen. Wilber said the shertff went into the house. The deputy said he heard a shot, and when the Senate Rejects H-G Amendment PROCI'ORVIIU - OVERTURNING of I tank truck loaded with carbolic acld on Ohio 7 alon& the Olio River forced eviiCUIUOil of a ba1f mile area for a lllort lime wblle emeraency work ,... lllder way. Ea1b dams were built to keep the leakJn& acld from drlllninl lato the river late Monday and workmen lllplaed the liquid from the~ truck, wbldl then wurlghted by a road crane. No injlliel were reported and relldenta were permitted to returD to their bomes. W8 ANGELES- SUSAN ATKINS' APPARENr Wnesa baa calllld two dela,. In the Tate-LaBiaDc:a II1UI'der trial and her attorney aya be may Ilk for a two-week COiltlnlianee In the cue. · · Dll,ye Shinn aa1d ai*Yaidan bad estimated It would require iWO neb for an opes atiGII and convaleleence for an overlan cyst frGm wbldl Mill Atkins ..,. she llaufterln&. Mill AWIII, 21, ))lle and llflllllnlat ebalra for IIUppOI't as abe Wllbd from lbe eoll1roam Monday, told s.rtor Court Judp ·Clllrlfl H. Older llbe wu lllfferlna severe abdominal ))llna. Older dlrec:tecl•e be taken to Loa Anaeles Oluntr·USC Medical Center for a tborou&b f!lll!!lnat.lon. Frlda)"a also wu delayed wben MIIIIAtldna amplalned of tbeaame pains she believed were al'tCIIrl'8ICI of an ovarian cylt abe coutrided In 1187. TEN CENTS COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio StsteFalrvisitoronemlWonwill p8llll through the gates of the 11711 upoaltlon today • whleb Will also expected to have record attendances. In five days 991,180 vllllon have been recorded which was 110,000 more than last year at ~ - ~~ ..· e!:; ~~ , Y~. 'i&. w•1npla a.r•e•'l- ........, _ •na •i.,...,...,.. ... · ·; . · . "* Pm'lliuaGa ..... . .n• .. . .S(:hDqli.'~ TO er.o.•·-". i ..,-;.,. . ·· .4b . Jrolk .rill ..., . J , I. , birds nests, . . PARK DEDICA'l'ID-IIn. M trqra ftLtaU MM...'IIIItllltaD,, ...mal) Gf ¥lip O:t li, tbf. nlrwlnarea,laplcturedattbededicalionofa~putln&rowardCouiQ,J'Ia. 'lbtp.t baa· • ......._Robert...._, •• themselV~~S . JIIIDid MiatllD Pll'k ln ·trtbute to •lata first prize \n .lilw!lab forDIIIlJ ..... IIIII beatadedto Gdlerl, Alll{eie heeli-L'.- 'altiii~..L.wiJI ho.'·· Deliillrtmtmt of ' Hlgbw'ii\ ~ ·after illido1• ; · -·-.- . JIU'II.. ,... ,,..••. ,.~......:. > • ·~ . ' I .Ill'.~~~ bieye e ..VII" , , ' . , • .. ~~- Patk I¥ifisfe!d. IR I ·1 t .n..., ., ' Nh];i ...... . ., ~~ : .M ~ '¥ ' ' ._ ' \ �• .' • • Eagles ~~ ~ss With.18 aiH.....Letterine:n:· ...... ' 1 .-. ', , • BB'I'I!IUIJNG ~ - £!Mia Nbii ...... let. ll!nnen hold ibe .keJ to'tbe 1i7o Nqrtb GaWI Pirate atldlran ...... PlcluNd above wltb new l>lrata head 1111111tor Paul Altman 111'1! lint row (I to r), PbiJ llollollbaUBb, Dwlgbt . BY IEJTII WI8EWP Borlnl wu le!eel«i Tbe Eaatem Eaglea are Jail ieUCIII. D111n11 Ektllnger, looldq fcnii'CI to lbe up. C11K1 of tbe ftnill ¥ acbiJI!l , CGIIJDi f~ ~ 81 , ltlllelesfolle'fo!I)IIIUIJWIM!N, Ilnt year head IXI8Clb L1rt7 !.aa befiiiQO,d from 4!nd to a Rlteble bu IJ iettermen, In- ~ bacll. J.lldllnger, who cludlag loar all-leape per· - iiliDe4 tile MJd.ado ValleJ lormen !rim Jail year•uquad ''llllemiD oftbe year" lui year, whlcb polled I~~ mark. Ia ja 110 lb. jUnior. Coacb Rlteble leell tiJal the Tbe other two ' all-1~ Eagles will get lbelr are of relllrnil1g are 1M lb. senior end wiJII lllil year and with a lew TGm KaT, wbo Rlldlle calla the breaboould wind up the aeuon llnesl blocbr 111 tbe team, and with .. IUiblemilbed record. 110 lb. aen1or nm11JC back, 'Die name "Ritelte" llllJl Dave Smith. Smith waa the remains In Eaatem footbaJJ, but Eagles' quarterback last fGrtheflntllmelnEacJegrld aeason,bulhallleenmovedtoa hiJtory, IInce 19116, thON will lie I'IUIIIing lleck. no Rlteble 111 the III)U8d The Rounding out the probable final one wuBob, an aUeague starting llneap for Eaatem II selection lost season. He 150 lb. junior Jbn Amlbary, grad111ted In May. Olber lollel quarterback. Amsbary Ia olll of 111 llluqlllll by lflduatlon WON acjka at the mo1111111t wltb a all-leaper Jim Stettler, Sonny minor neck allergy. Howle able, and 0... Grul!lel'. caJdwell, 10 lb. ltlllor, will Heading the Jist lllilaeason Ill play end IICnlll from Karr. AI three year letterman Mike taddel will lie 190 lb. junior Boring, a 185 lb. Ifni« taclde. Alan Holter and Borlnll. Tbe . Ollllpbell, Jdltlalltb, Dill EutGn and l.onll Nell. Seclol!d row - Coacb AUnnan, Harvey Brown, Pbll Saundm, Ted Slallll, ROser Pelfrey, and Bobby Ratlllr. Nol pictured, aopl\omln fuJlbaek Da.. WJcldlne. ~lb• wfl! lie Rkblrd ..,., .wa-, llld. . Drr. Ito lb. jlml""1 'nie, etnler. Plllililmli\IPfGr.lfilbabi!'WllonnJ Bilbr, 181 lb. Wldor, IDd Tim Glqf, IS? lb. jtmjor. Ill lbe blcklleld, belldei Amlbary, Elclnger, and Smith will lie 140 lb. jllli«, Rick Sallden. 'l1le top are I'IUIIIing lle.U, Randy llciriDc, 136 lb. aopbomore; terry Clnnn, 110 lb. jllllor; and Gordon Bolter, 165Jb. ~. md llDem4ll Rick Hauber, 110 lb. jwllor ; Jolm able, 10 lb. juulor; Alan Duvall, 1811lb. Jllli«, and Bob CaJdnll, 131 lb. jllli«. 'Die Eagles will play In boll! tbe Southern Valley AlhJetlc Cmfl!naee and the MOVC. Rlldlle pndlds tllalthe Kyser Creek Bobeata, lalt year'• cbamplonaln tbe SVAC,Ibould prove 1o be uiOUib,uanybod)' 111 Eulem'alclHidUie. Eaatem will scrimmage ..-ne• Here'• Eul«n'l IICMIUie: Sepl.ll Hannan 'l'race ~ Sepi. IJNorlbGallla Any Sepi.21WamnLacll(B) · Hal Oct. 2Gloulta' Any Oct.tKyaerQ-eek &.. Ooi.IIFederll~ Any Oct. :at MOler (2p.m.) AnY Oct.30Southwutem Hame Nov. 7Soutbem Home Pirates HOpe To Improve Record .....==-=--' Landry In Contention BY DALE ROTHGEB Pelfrey, a 112 pound end. pound hallbaek; Jamea Ratliff, Eost DETROIT (UPI) -Greg Lan- pre•a.., eontesll while the playera from both clubl. burned bla fCII'IIIII' te • ,.._ Nolrih Gallla'1 Pirates enter Junior lettermen are Jac:lde 134 pound filllback; Larry W. L. Pet. GB dry, lnformedltewullartlngat Uoruthavestungtbreealralghl '"'''lkalonglllelklllllnellaatd by 81Atdling 1 ez.,ard toaebthe lfro football 11!!81011 with II Smllll, 140 pound quarterback; Pelfrey, 167 pound end; Bobby ~ :~~ i.. quarterback barely 24 hours foes following a flnt.game lou two Eagltl were poundlllg down pu1 from Landry. . reb)mlng lettermen, a ._ Loren Neal, 145 pound guard; Cuto, 114 pound halfbaek; and Piffllburgh Larry Hand (Detroit deftllllve Bill M~m~~~, wbo LID*)' Ia boil(ciNICb and hiP hopes of Ted Slaton, 145 pound hallbaek; David Grant, 150 pound center. ~::~~k 68 64 .515 1v2 before the game, dldn~ take lo the Kanlal Uty Qllefs. St. Louis 64 69 .41 6 nearly !bat long to tell the Jerry Depoyster booted a 311md)," olfered All·Pro mrMr· llettllng fGr the llartlng job at llettering Ita 3-7 mark recorded Dan Elston, Ito pound giW'd; Freabmen prOBpeCia are Kim Phllodetfhlo 6~ 70 .470 7'h Detroit Uons he waa lleck In yii'CI field goal and Altle Taylor bact Ltm Barney of the Uorut, ~did not liaJ. s.d • in 1~. . Harvey Brown, 132 pound Hall, 1&1 pound fullback; Jeff Monfre• 57 75 .424 12'h contention for llle No. 1 job. bulled a yard for a ICOre for dfbo bad Intercepted a George, Coacll Joe &;bmldt said lie Wll Pall Allailan, a graduate of haUback; and Dwf8ht Cam!>' Carpenter, 125 pound defensive WHI Pet. GB Landry fired loudldown pa&- Detroit 'llillle the ICIIe Plilladel· 'Mira p!lll <m the play 'llbldl undecided whlcb WOIIId Ohio ~nlvenlty, hu aiiiUilled bell, 1115 pound tackle. linebacker ; Steve Eddy, 125 start nut week. COIDII1and of tbe Pirates So!*em-. wbo lettered pound defenalv~ linebacker ; Cincinnati : ~ .637 .. . &!8 of 28 and 62 yardl Moodly pbla tally came with lilly 63 started 1be lnwl. follollrtrg the l'tligftltioo of Jaat aeaaea are Pbll Jerry Roberta, a 125 pound Los Angeles n 58 .554 11'h nlsht -bad lwo of 48 and 41 aecood.s to play when rookie Lee Lllldry had the UoiiiJ well In !root by that lbne, au. He hit Melm Carter. , Hollellbaqb, a m )10111111 tailback and Bllly Petrie, 113 San Froncls~o ~ ~ ·: :~:~ yii'CII whlcb WON called back - BolUell ran one yii'CI. ~~ta ·410 22•h 1111d BCOOted 33 yardl to 8Cill't 'Die pme wu enlivened by a fllbl and Clulrlle Sanden 011 a THE DAILY SEJinfiR Al.maa was aaslltaat taelde uil David Wl<tllae, a pound end. 62 70 1 50 82 :379 34'h ldmaelf In leading the Uona to a IM!I'Iel of fl8hta wben boll! lS-yii'CI ~eorlng play wltb the ~ etaeb la.H aeuoa m polllllllallbaek. . Jackie Sml th and Phil ~•n ~ 0 DEVOTED TO Mondly's R11u~s 31· 7 elblbltlon over the benehea tmptled at the start of game lilly n.. mlnulal old. INTEREST OF .at Glouter. He lou served u Other team members vying Saunders wW llti'Ve as coMEIGS·MliiSON AREA New York 11 St. Louis 5 PbiJadelpbla Eaglea. the fourth quarter. Who started Ulnek llugbu, a wide reaulltut follllell -ell at for pollltlons Include: captalnl of the 19'10 Plratea. CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, IOnlygamescheduledl The poor ........ stW have itwunotcertainbuttbereWON celver llle UOIIs bad •-"-' 4tleu Hllb aader Doa Seniors - Dave Justus, a 166 Norlb GaJJia opeu Ita 10 E1tec. Ed . Todly's Probable Pltcllen ""'5' ...,_ROBERT HOEFLICH, IAII Tlm 11 EDT) nothing to lhow for their three several encounters between from the Eaglea Iaiit week,, Eakey ud at Logu 1lllb pound end. pme 1<bedale Sept. 11 at Editor Philadelphia I Bunning 10.13) 8dleoL Juniors - Tmy Gluabura, a llome agalast Fairview, Ky. at Chicago (Holtzman 14-10) , Tbla will be hill flral llead 170 pound end who tranaferred The complete scbedale 2 CIIIIChing Ullgnmenl. from Mechanicsburg; Larry loU•••: 141 at (Veale 6-4-13), , Norlll Gallla flnlabed lbird In Justus, 170 pound end; Roy Sept. 11 Fairview, Ky. Montreal !Stoneman I llle Solllbern Valley AlhleUc Meade, 1211 pound end; Sept 18 Eutern 1 P·\:lew York (McAndrew 6-11) Conference Jut year behind L1rt7 · Hemby, . a 188 pound Sept. 25 Soulllweatern .By NEIL HERSHBERG He was quick to praise Mondly with a double and Don , 1 t St. Louis (Gibson 19·5!. 9 Kyger Q-eek and Eallem. 'Die tackle; and Larry C.mden, a Oct. I at Kyger Creek p.m. UP! Sporll Writer night's performance of McGraw Pavletich walked before Culp ~~~i~~\;'!'~~i~~: ~tes acorec1 212 polnta wblle 141 pound guard. Oct. a at AJeunder Son Francisco I 17~ 13) The Meta' bullpen has provid· and hoped hill performance failed in a bunt attempt and .~-....::;:· ~tllng IN. Soph1111or01 - Don Justus, Oct. 15 Greene Locll :t Cincinnati IMcGiothl n 11 81 • ed anytblnc but relief to represents a turnabout for hta then singled for hta fourlll run !l£i~1~'~ . ftl,lumtiig lettennen InClude 180 pound end; Billy Pllllllpe, a Oct. 22 Hannan Trace • ~';;'· o~egE (Dob>on 10.131 at ManagerGU Hndgea. troops. b!otted in of th~ 8t181,ln. I~ Seniors Bobby IIAW!f, ."· ,1~ tack~ ·1 . T1 J • . Oct. 29 at Ha,nnan i Hw•!<!n: u~t•rl<'!~,;, /~·Jll 1'FM111 aingJM by EJoan ~u.e only· Am~rtcan· ~ FrankHonrd'aM'T • , -·""=~·' ~~.~ ':i'\i'.',_ ;r " " • 'h,_:: Nov. tat' ~ellorivme-Ycftll '·· .P,'{;· An .1 5 (MOiil6r u and r €lendenon and Art Shamsky play, Billtlirlon! ripped New a twHWI shot, cappBJI a our- . · ·miTaa: ' · •.· •, ~1\1 " .1.'.1 ,;u.;.,;:..o .. '.lli'.' Kellli'Saun · :r'l'i2i·r.!fov.'tali~'SOu•~'""' '·' 1"''. ·, .... ' ' . . ~¥15~ . ~,:&., • . • .• wrw r~ • Dl~n 1lM at Allanta 1Reed helped build a a.o lead and YOiili, 10.2. Boston downed run outburst In the flolllnnlng di.oirol<o ·n·oi ~;IT~;;rEi~ ._ 'f• . '1 . ,. . ' ., . .' .. . ' . 6-6 and Nlol<ro 10.16), z. 6 p.m . Cleon Jones then singled In two Detroit, 4-2, and Washington lor Washington. II tied him for 'IJ~;~~~;~~~ -Oftday's a.mu insurance runs in the seventh edged Cleveland, 5-4. the American League lead In Philadelphia at Chicago irullng Monday night 88 the 'Die thln11'1ace Mels moved h1111ers wllh Hannon Killebrew • Montreal. Pitts New at York at st. night Louis, night New Yorkers went on to an 11-li lo wt'thin 1\0 games of ldl e of ••· w,. Twins . . .. ' Los Ang at Atlanta, night victory over the St. Loull Pittsburgh In the National . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . Son Fran at Cinci, night CII'CIInals in the only National League Ealt as they snapped Son Dlago at H~o~~on. night League game. Sl. Loull' four11ame winning Amerlc•n Ll•gue streak. Idle Chica«o ia nn,. · East Although Tug McGraw and game behind the Pirates. w. L. Pet. GB Ron Taylor, In relief of starter Don Buf!B'd hit .the first pitch In lbe lleeklleld, .bul Coacb Baltimore ~ ~ .647 .. · Jerry Kooaman, sUfied the of the game fiB' a double !bat 69 63 Cards the aeventh inning ignited lour-nut, first.<nning llilffy Daugherty boped hll ~Jf"' 68 63 .519 17 011, their performances were rally for llle Orlolea. Paul Blair olftllll'" line would lmprvve u · Booton wall. Bill Triplett and Erk Allen Clovel1111d 64 69 .41 2Z unusual from the standpoint of followed with a single to score lbould lumlllb lood 1'11111111111, Washington 11: 1 69 .477 2Z"• what's been going on late In the Buford and Boog Powell but the quarUrllld job II up for W. L. Pet. GB New York bullpen. walked. Losing pitl!her Stan grabl. Mln11H0ta 76 54 .585 ... · During the put week, 1n Bahnsen, 12-10, had Blair ec.Jd .......... Ptople fi:~l:",d1 a ~~ ~ :~ ~ which the Meta l06t six of the picked oH but threw the ball Nwlbwllttm, Tncllw and Kansas City 51 81 .386 'U eight games pllyed, the re- away 1o allow Blair to score Ion could IAirJil'lll a few Milwaukee 50 83 .376 27'12 !levers failed 1o put a slop to and Powell to go to third. After I*JPie aloDi tile .,.,• Tbe Chicago 49 86 .363 Z9V. late Jnnln~ ralli .·es and were Fr.ank Rob~ was, bit by a 'RIIikltl wiU baYi DION depth Wash 5 Cleve andRnulll 4 generally•..,Ineffective in main· ptl£h, Ellie Hendrlc115 saerlflce IbiD uual and speed II Bait 10 New Yor~ 2 tainlng leads and keeping fiy scored PoweU and moved ,; cpeat!moble, but Ootcb Ales Booton 4 Detroit 2 games within reach. Tbe Roblnsm lo second. Danny Ague belleftd hll l'lllllllng (Only gamellcheduledl letdown prompted General C.ler booted Brooks Robinson's 1iQaJd lie better . wltb Mile TodiJ'I Proltlblt Pltcllon under the fiinal IAll nmu EDTI Manager Bob Schefflng lo .gro as nm -¥nil• and AI Roblnaon Chicago (John 11-141 at purchaae Ron Herbel, a aeven· scored. relal'lllng • . Defeil"-••11 lbe Dekland !Dobson 15-121. 10'3!1 y,ar veteran, from the San Winning pitcher Ray Culp ~ lllo lbo1ild la!JW'o... P·~IIHS Cltv (Bunker 0-i) of Diego Padrea to bolster the llngled In the deciding nlll In OVER iOO YEARS OF SERVICE whM laiD Poirt at M!!l'i!'-- California IMurphv 13-9), 11 aJJingMelulllff. the alxllllnnlng to snap a W . tbe Boollen 10l'f'ltl aome p.m. ' 9!12-2342 · · deadlock and sbtrl a two-run pill Qeveland (Chance 7-81 at Despite the poor performan- rally for Bolton. 'Die score wu 220N.211dAVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHJO New York (Peterson 15-9), I ees of hll 1118ff, Hodgea tied 2-2 wben llllJy Conigliaro P·V::,;Irolt !Patterson 4-1) at remains optbnlllic. touched of{ the winning rally "I hope our relief pitching Ia Botton (Siebert 1:1-n, 7:30p.m. •e"'M• beu-," H""- -'d. Minnesota (Perrv 19·11 and e ·-... .... -~ ... Kaat 10.10) at Mllwallkte 1Dawning 4-11 and Krousae 12· 11), 2, 7 p.m. -Midly's&.mos at New York Ooklond, night :! Mets Tn'p Cards 11-5 :~~rgh " """t ·y"" ,,30 .. ·.:Jf)SU' Notre Dame Are }fop Midwest Powers CDCTORIB MAILBAG :illJiv, Mondor,'• , C.ilf, a THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY INSURANCE lEAl ESTATE--TUM FU. nit rr.~•t,Welh.n Mll"f, ~ t t llotlon, 2, 'y.nlte ~ from �• .' • • Eagles ~~ ~ss With.18 aiH.....Letterine:n:· ...... ' 1 .-. ', , • BB'I'I!IUIJNG ~ - £!Mia Nbii ...... let. ll!nnen hold ibe .keJ to'tbe 1i7o Nqrtb GaWI Pirate atldlran ...... PlcluNd above wltb new l>lrata head 1111111tor Paul Altman 111'1! lint row (I to r), PbiJ llollollbaUBb, Dwlgbt . BY IEJTII WI8EWP Borlnl wu le!eel«i Tbe Eaatem Eaglea are Jail ieUCIII. D111n11 Ektllnger, looldq fcnii'CI to lbe up. C11K1 of tbe ftnill ¥ acbiJI!l , CGIIJDi f~ ~ 81 , ltlllelesfolle'fo!I)IIIUIJWIM!N, Ilnt year head IXI8Clb L1rt7 !.aa befiiiQO,d from 4!nd to a Rlteble bu IJ iettermen, In- ~ bacll. J.lldllnger, who cludlag loar all-leape per· - iiliDe4 tile MJd.ado ValleJ lormen !rim Jail year•uquad ''llllemiD oftbe year" lui year, whlcb polled I~~ mark. Ia ja 110 lb. jUnior. Coacb Rlteble leell tiJal the Tbe other two ' all-1~ Eagles will get lbelr are of relllrnil1g are 1M lb. senior end wiJII lllil year and with a lew TGm KaT, wbo Rlldlle calla the breaboould wind up the aeuon llnesl blocbr 111 tbe team, and with .. IUiblemilbed record. 110 lb. aen1or nm11JC back, 'Die name "Ritelte" llllJl Dave Smith. Smith waa the remains In Eaatem footbaJJ, but Eagles' quarterback last fGrtheflntllmelnEacJegrld aeason,bulhallleenmovedtoa hiJtory, IInce 19116, thON will lie I'IUIIIing lleck. no Rlteble 111 the III)U8d The Rounding out the probable final one wuBob, an aUeague starting llneap for Eaatem II selection lost season. He 150 lb. junior Jbn Amlbary, grad111ted In May. Olber lollel quarterback. Amsbary Ia olll of 111 llluqlllll by lflduatlon WON acjka at the mo1111111t wltb a all-leaper Jim Stettler, Sonny minor neck allergy. Howle able, and 0... Grul!lel'. caJdwell, 10 lb. ltlllor, will Heading the Jist lllilaeason Ill play end IICnlll from Karr. AI three year letterman Mike taddel will lie 190 lb. junior Boring, a 185 lb. Ifni« taclde. Alan Holter and Borlnll. Tbe . Ollllpbell, Jdltlalltb, Dill EutGn and l.onll Nell. Seclol!d row - Coacb AUnnan, Harvey Brown, Pbll Saundm, Ted Slallll, ROser Pelfrey, and Bobby Ratlllr. Nol pictured, aopl\omln fuJlbaek Da.. WJcldlne. ~lb• wfl! lie Rkblrd ..,., .wa-, llld. . Drr. Ito lb. jlml""1 'nie, etnler. Plllililmli\IPfGr.lfilbabi!'WllonnJ Bilbr, 181 lb. Wldor, IDd Tim Glqf, IS? lb. jtmjor. Ill lbe blcklleld, belldei Amlbary, Elclnger, and Smith will lie 140 lb. jllli«, Rick Sallden. 'l1le top are I'IUIIIing lle.U, Randy llciriDc, 136 lb. aopbomore; terry Clnnn, 110 lb. jllllor; and Gordon Bolter, 165Jb. ~. md llDem4ll Rick Hauber, 110 lb. jwllor ; Jolm able, 10 lb. juulor; Alan Duvall, 1811lb. Jllli«, and Bob CaJdnll, 131 lb. jllli«. 'Die Eagles will play In boll! tbe Southern Valley AlhJetlc Cmfl!naee and the MOVC. Rlldlle pndlds tllalthe Kyser Creek Bobeata, lalt year'• cbamplonaln tbe SVAC,Ibould prove 1o be uiOUib,uanybod)' 111 Eulem'alclHidUie. Eaatem will scrimmage ..-ne• Here'• Eul«n'l IICMIUie: Sepl.ll Hannan 'l'race ~ Sepi. IJNorlbGallla Any Sepi.21WamnLacll(B) · Hal Oct. 2Gloulta' Any Oct.tKyaerQ-eek &.. Ooi.IIFederll~ Any Oct. :at MOler (2p.m.) AnY Oct.30Southwutem Hame Nov. 7Soutbem Home Pirates HOpe To Improve Record .....==-=--' Landry In Contention BY DALE ROTHGEB Pelfrey, a 112 pound end. pound hallbaek; Jamea Ratliff, Eost DETROIT (UPI) -Greg Lan- pre•a.., eontesll while the playera from both clubl. burned bla fCII'IIIII' te • ,.._ Nolrih Gallla'1 Pirates enter Junior lettermen are Jac:lde 134 pound filllback; Larry W. L. Pet. GB dry, lnformedltewullartlngat Uoruthavestungtbreealralghl '"'''lkalonglllelklllllnellaatd by 81Atdling 1 ez.,ard toaebthe lfro football 11!!81011 with II Smllll, 140 pound quarterback; Pelfrey, 167 pound end; Bobby ~ :~~ i.. quarterback barely 24 hours foes following a flnt.game lou two Eagltl were poundlllg down pu1 from Landry. . reb)mlng lettermen, a ._ Loren Neal, 145 pound guard; Cuto, 114 pound halfbaek; and Piffllburgh Larry Hand (Detroit deftllllve Bill M~m~~~, wbo LID*)' Ia boil(ciNICb and hiP hopes of Ted Slaton, 145 pound hallbaek; David Grant, 150 pound center. ~::~~k 68 64 .515 1v2 before the game, dldn~ take lo the Kanlal Uty Qllefs. St. Louis 64 69 .41 6 nearly !bat long to tell the Jerry Depoyster booted a 311md)," olfered All·Pro mrMr· llettllng fGr the llartlng job at llettering Ita 3-7 mark recorded Dan Elston, Ito pound giW'd; Freabmen prOBpeCia are Kim Phllodetfhlo 6~ 70 .470 7'h Detroit Uons he waa lleck In yii'CI field goal and Altle Taylor bact Ltm Barney of the Uorut, ~did not liaJ. s.d • in 1~. . Harvey Brown, 132 pound Hall, 1&1 pound fullback; Jeff Monfre• 57 75 .424 12'h contention for llle No. 1 job. bulled a yard for a ICOre for dfbo bad Intercepted a George, Coacll Joe &;bmldt said lie Wll Pall Allailan, a graduate of haUback; and Dwf8ht Cam!>' Carpenter, 125 pound defensive WHI Pet. GB Landry fired loudldown pa&- Detroit 'llillle the ICIIe Plilladel· 'Mira p!lll <m the play 'llbldl undecided whlcb WOIIId Ohio ~nlvenlty, hu aiiiUilled bell, 1115 pound tackle. linebacker ; Steve Eddy, 125 start nut week. COIDII1and of tbe Pirates So!*em-. wbo lettered pound defenalv~ linebacker ; Cincinnati : ~ .637 .. . &!8 of 28 and 62 yardl Moodly pbla tally came with lilly 63 started 1be lnwl. follollrtrg the l'tligftltioo of Jaat aeaaea are Pbll Jerry Roberta, a 125 pound Los Angeles n 58 .554 11'h nlsht -bad lwo of 48 and 41 aecood.s to play when rookie Lee Lllldry had the UoiiiJ well In !root by that lbne, au. He hit Melm Carter. , Hollellbaqb, a m )10111111 tailback and Bllly Petrie, 113 San Froncls~o ~ ~ ·: :~:~ yii'CII whlcb WON called back - BolUell ran one yii'CI. ~~ta ·410 22•h 1111d BCOOted 33 yardl to 8Cill't 'Die pme wu enlivened by a fllbl and Clulrlle Sanden 011 a THE DAILY SEJinfiR Al.maa was aaslltaat taelde uil David Wl<tllae, a pound end. 62 70 1 50 82 :379 34'h ldmaelf In leading the Uona to a IM!I'Iel of fl8hta wben boll! lS-yii'CI ~eorlng play wltb the ~ etaeb la.H aeuoa m polllllllallbaek. . Jackie Sml th and Phil ~•n ~ 0 DEVOTED TO Mondly's R11u~s 31· 7 elblbltlon over the benehea tmptled at the start of game lilly n.. mlnulal old. INTEREST OF .at Glouter. He lou served u Other team members vying Saunders wW llti'Ve as coMEIGS·MliiSON AREA New York 11 St. Louis 5 PbiJadelpbla Eaglea. the fourth quarter. Who started Ulnek llugbu, a wide reaulltut follllell -ell at for pollltlons Include: captalnl of the 19'10 Plratea. CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, IOnlygamescheduledl The poor ........ stW have itwunotcertainbuttbereWON celver llle UOIIs bad •-"-' 4tleu Hllb aader Doa Seniors - Dave Justus, a 166 Norlb GaJJia opeu Ita 10 E1tec. Ed . Todly's Probable Pltcllen ""'5' ...,_ROBERT HOEFLICH, IAII Tlm 11 EDT) nothing to lhow for their three several encounters between from the Eaglea Iaiit week,, Eakey ud at Logu 1lllb pound end. pme 1<bedale Sept. 11 at Editor Philadelphia I Bunning 10.13) 8dleoL Juniors - Tmy Gluabura, a llome agalast Fairview, Ky. at Chicago (Holtzman 14-10) , Tbla will be hill flral llead 170 pound end who tranaferred The complete scbedale 2 CIIIIChing Ullgnmenl. from Mechanicsburg; Larry loU•••: 141 at (Veale 6-4-13), , Norlll Gallla flnlabed lbird In Justus, 170 pound end; Roy Sept. 11 Fairview, Ky. Montreal !Stoneman I llle Solllbern Valley AlhleUc Meade, 1211 pound end; Sept 18 Eutern 1 P·\:lew York (McAndrew 6-11) Conference Jut year behind L1rt7 · Hemby, . a 188 pound Sept. 25 Soulllweatern .By NEIL HERSHBERG He was quick to praise Mondly with a double and Don , 1 t St. Louis (Gibson 19·5!. 9 Kyger Q-eek and Eallem. 'Die tackle; and Larry C.mden, a Oct. I at Kyger Creek p.m. UP! Sporll Writer night's performance of McGraw Pavletich walked before Culp ~~~i~~\;'!'~~i~~: ~tes acorec1 212 polnta wblle 141 pound guard. Oct. a at AJeunder Son Francisco I 17~ 13) The Meta' bullpen has provid· and hoped hill performance failed in a bunt attempt and .~-....::;:· ~tllng IN. Soph1111or01 - Don Justus, Oct. 15 Greene Locll :t Cincinnati IMcGiothl n 11 81 • ed anytblnc but relief to represents a turnabout for hta then singled for hta fourlll run !l£i~1~'~ . ftl,lumtiig lettennen InClude 180 pound end; Billy Pllllllpe, a Oct. 22 Hannan Trace • ~';;'· o~egE (Dob>on 10.131 at ManagerGU Hndgea. troops. b!otted in of th~ 8t181,ln. I~ Seniors Bobby IIAW!f, ."· ,1~ tack~ ·1 . T1 J • . Oct. 29 at Ha,nnan i Hw•!<!n: u~t•rl<'!~,;, /~·Jll 1'FM111 aingJM by EJoan ~u.e only· Am~rtcan· ~ FrankHonrd'aM'T • , -·""=~·' ~~.~ ':i'\i'.',_ ;r " " • 'h,_:: Nov. tat' ~ellorivme-Ycftll '·· .P,'{;· An .1 5 (MOiil6r u and r €lendenon and Art Shamsky play, Billtlirlon! ripped New a twHWI shot, cappBJI a our- . · ·miTaa: ' · •.· •, ~1\1 " .1.'.1 ,;u.;.,;:..o .. '.lli'.' Kellli'Saun · :r'l'i2i·r.!fov.'tali~'SOu•~'""' '·' 1"''. ·, .... ' ' . . ~¥15~ . ~,:&., • . • .• wrw r~ • Dl~n 1lM at Allanta 1Reed helped build a a.o lead and YOiili, 10.2. Boston downed run outburst In the flolllnnlng di.oirol<o ·n·oi ~;IT~;;rEi~ ._ 'f• . '1 . ,. . ' ., . .' .. . ' . 6-6 and Nlol<ro 10.16), z. 6 p.m . Cleon Jones then singled In two Detroit, 4-2, and Washington lor Washington. II tied him for 'IJ~;~~~;~~~ -Oftday's a.mu insurance runs in the seventh edged Cleveland, 5-4. the American League lead In Philadelphia at Chicago irullng Monday night 88 the 'Die thln11'1ace Mels moved h1111ers wllh Hannon Killebrew • Montreal. Pitts New at York at st. night Louis, night New Yorkers went on to an 11-li lo wt'thin 1\0 games of ldl e of ••· w,. Twins . . .. ' Los Ang at Atlanta, night victory over the St. Loull Pittsburgh In the National . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . Son Fran at Cinci, night CII'CIInals in the only National League Ealt as they snapped Son Dlago at H~o~~on. night League game. Sl. Loull' four11ame winning Amerlc•n Ll•gue streak. Idle Chica«o ia nn,. · East Although Tug McGraw and game behind the Pirates. w. L. Pet. GB Ron Taylor, In relief of starter Don Buf!B'd hit .the first pitch In lbe lleeklleld, .bul Coacb Baltimore ~ ~ .647 .. · Jerry Kooaman, sUfied the of the game fiB' a double !bat 69 63 Cards the aeventh inning ignited lour-nut, first.<nning llilffy Daugherty boped hll ~Jf"' 68 63 .519 17 011, their performances were rally for llle Orlolea. Paul Blair olftllll'" line would lmprvve u · Booton wall. Bill Triplett and Erk Allen Clovel1111d 64 69 .41 2Z unusual from the standpoint of followed with a single to score lbould lumlllb lood 1'11111111111, Washington 11: 1 69 .477 2Z"• what's been going on late In the Buford and Boog Powell but the quarUrllld job II up for W. L. Pet. GB New York bullpen. walked. Losing pitl!her Stan grabl. Mln11H0ta 76 54 .585 ... · During the put week, 1n Bahnsen, 12-10, had Blair ec.Jd .......... Ptople fi:~l:",d1 a ~~ ~ :~ ~ which the Meta l06t six of the picked oH but threw the ball Nwlbwllttm, Tncllw and Kansas City 51 81 .386 'U eight games pllyed, the re- away 1o allow Blair to score Ion could IAirJil'lll a few Milwaukee 50 83 .376 27'12 !levers failed 1o put a slop to and Powell to go to third. After I*JPie aloDi tile .,.,• Tbe Chicago 49 86 .363 Z9V. late Jnnln~ ralli .·es and were Fr.ank Rob~ was, bit by a 'RIIikltl wiU baYi DION depth Wash 5 Cleve andRnulll 4 generally•..,Ineffective in main· ptl£h, Ellie Hendrlc115 saerlflce IbiD uual and speed II Bait 10 New Yor~ 2 tainlng leads and keeping fiy scored PoweU and moved ,; cpeat!moble, but Ootcb Ales Booton 4 Detroit 2 games within reach. Tbe Roblnsm lo second. Danny Ague belleftd hll l'lllllllng (Only gamellcheduledl letdown prompted General C.ler booted Brooks Robinson's 1iQaJd lie better . wltb Mile TodiJ'I Proltlblt Pltcllon under the fiinal IAll nmu EDTI Manager Bob Schefflng lo .gro as nm -¥nil• and AI Roblnaon Chicago (John 11-141 at purchaae Ron Herbel, a aeven· scored. relal'lllng • . Defeil"-••11 lbe Dekland !Dobson 15-121. 10'3!1 y,ar veteran, from the San Winning pitcher Ray Culp ~ lllo lbo1ild la!JW'o... P·~IIHS Cltv (Bunker 0-i) of Diego Padrea to bolster the llngled In the deciding nlll In OVER iOO YEARS OF SERVICE whM laiD Poirt at M!!l'i!'-- California IMurphv 13-9), 11 aJJingMelulllff. the alxllllnnlng to snap a W . tbe Boollen 10l'f'ltl aome p.m. ' 9!12-2342 · · deadlock and sbtrl a two-run pill Qeveland (Chance 7-81 at Despite the poor performan- rally for Bolton. 'Die score wu 220N.211dAVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHJO New York (Peterson 15-9), I ees of hll 1118ff, Hodgea tied 2-2 wben llllJy Conigliaro P·V::,;Irolt !Patterson 4-1) at remains optbnlllic. touched of{ the winning rally "I hope our relief pitching Ia Botton (Siebert 1:1-n, 7:30p.m. •e"'M• beu-," H""- -'d. Minnesota (Perrv 19·11 and e ·-... .... -~ ... Kaat 10.10) at Mllwallkte 1Dawning 4-11 and Krousae 12· 11), 2, 7 p.m. -Midly's&.mos at New York Ooklond, night :! Mets Tn'p Cards 11-5 :~~rgh " """t ·y"" ,,30 .. ·.:Jf)SU' Notre Dame Are }fop Midwest Powers CDCTORIB MAILBAG :illJiv, Mondor,'• , C.ilf, a THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY INSURANCE lEAl ESTATE--TUM FU. nit rr.~•t,Welh.n Mll"f, ~ t t llotlon, 2, 'y.nlte ~ from �• 'i . . " ' . ~ ~t J't. Pleasiult at' a.m. f91' trip to ~il# to see out. dqor' ilra,ma ' "HaUltl4 jlnd ll1d notUIItil~, ril ·ile Illite Mcl1o1si'' •'l)e ~· a biller world In wlit~l! ID nve, 1ripoi are alirays ri!Jde nlbre MUQII Coun!J H~ intetutlng by their ''a~en" aM ~lr frlendlllwayi hive a whleb ia alway& pWmed by a good U!ne 6n ~ .lll)l!allourl competent ,commlltee. 'Vhl1 8nd IIIII yeat wal ilo n:i:ep\!~. ~·· ~~~e wu Mrs. ~~n At~:"New~ <Notes .. II:J)n'lf Pox •- .\~bet~ &lid llliltant .I ," ' . ,, Lesllir Foreman, and AA. GleM $unrlse Art Mueeum you' ' · · · OPEN LABOR ,DAY Dubuque f•l~ Cooked ·.Fresh and .Mealy SMOKID Fresh . and Lean . PORK PORK PORK CHOPS ROAST Center & End Cids STEAK .,_ 9C $ lb. Foclle's Smoked JOWL BAOON SLICED . . BACON SAME DAY SERVICE h29c ·------- For Se.uoning In At9-0Ut AU D~Y SALT BACON eQulek •Convenient • Courteous. SEMI-I)NEI ESS lb. Fodle's 43* Bacon Ends 3 lb. bx. 1.19 SMOKED HAMS CANNED WheN or Half PICNICS lb. can .. 2.lb. bol <e~ f:"t .lUll IAfJi ~ NORTHERN 11 Calendar ., ...,.., Boy . . •' ·, BOLOGNA CHUNK Hearing Aid ·Counselor lb. 4.9.* SKIMMED - MILK PAPER TOWELS ~ OONSULTAnoN Wedn~, Sept 2, . '. ,- ~ · .:u.Si·· ·l·. 1970 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. 3 $J • -- HI-HO rolls 3 l.fb. bxs. ·--------· · SUNSHINE OIANGE HAWAIIAN LOWE tmEL PUNCH Pr. PlEASMr W. VA. cans far We are ploned 1o .,. that ' lge. " -Cit . ...., ·-----------· DE-IE PA.IC SOPTINER 32 OZ. 33e CRACKERS mHOLD FREE HEARING AID ' 3.39 ' PINK LOTION LIOUID 32 oz. 39$ ·--- .ALL FLAVORS $1 ··------· . 'LEMOI PINK ,, ~IE KOOL-AID 6 ,..: 25$ ~ ' s...tbly .:,. • -'.l. . "~WAfiRN · PUlliNA ,. . ' Ctt $ '\• < ' I �• 'i . . " ' . ~ ~t J't. Pleasiult at' a.m. f91' trip to ~il# to see out. dqor' ilra,ma ' "HaUltl4 jlnd ll1d notUIItil~, ril ·ile Illite Mcl1o1si'' •'l)e ~· a biller world In wlit~l! ID nve, 1ripoi are alirays ri!Jde nlbre MUQII Coun!J H~ intetutlng by their ''a~en" aM ~lr frlendlllwayi hive a whleb ia alway& pWmed by a good U!ne 6n ~ .lll)l!allourl competent ,commlltee. 'Vhl1 8nd IIIII yeat wal ilo n:i:ep\!~. ~·· ~~~e wu Mrs. ~~n At~:"New~ <Notes .. II:J)n'lf Pox •- .\~bet~ &lid llliltant .I ," ' . ,, Lesllir Foreman, and AA. GleM $unrlse Art Mueeum you' ' · · · OPEN LABOR ,DAY Dubuque f•l~ Cooked ·.Fresh and .Mealy SMOKID Fresh . and Lean . PORK PORK PORK CHOPS ROAST Center & End Cids STEAK .,_ 9C $ lb. Foclle's Smoked JOWL BAOON SLICED . . BACON SAME DAY SERVICE h29c ·------- For Se.uoning In At9-0Ut AU D~Y SALT BACON eQulek •Convenient • Courteous. SEMI-I)NEI ESS lb. Fodle's 43* Bacon Ends 3 lb. bx. 1.19 SMOKED HAMS CANNED WheN or Half PICNICS lb. can .. 2.lb. bol <e~ f:"t .lUll IAfJi ~ NORTHERN 11 Calendar ., ...,.., Boy . . •' ·, BOLOGNA CHUNK Hearing Aid ·Counselor lb. 4.9.* SKIMMED - MILK PAPER TOWELS ~ OONSULTAnoN Wedn~, Sept 2, . '. ,- ~ · .:u.Si·· ·l·. 1970 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. 3 $J • -- HI-HO rolls 3 l.fb. bxs. ·--------· · SUNSHINE OIANGE HAWAIIAN LOWE tmEL PUNCH Pr. PlEASMr W. VA. cans far We are ploned 1o .,. that ' lge. " -Cit . ...., ·-----------· DE-IE PA.IC SOPTINER 32 OZ. 33e CRACKERS mHOLD FREE HEARING AID ' 3.39 ' PINK LOTION LIOUID 32 oz. 39$ ·--- .ALL FLAVORS $1 ··------· . 'LEMOI PINK ,, ~IE KOOL-AID 6 ,..: 25$ ~ ' s...tbly .:,. • -'.l. . "~WAfiRN · PUlliNA ,. . ' Ctt $ '\• < ' I �.;_·· .. r . J • ~~ ' ' . ~·• j / • i ,. ,·" Harrisonville Sotiety News Mason Area ;o f ' I I News, Notes The Mason County Homemakers' Council Is aponsortng an art show In September which will feature or111na1 or creative art by •· ~ Mason Countlans but more '.; • about that In our next news;: letter. .' ;~ :' : MASON - Undeterred by 8 threatening storm a large crowd, roprrs,tatlve of I~ United Me·•~•• ........., churches of Beucl Area, attended SUnday nilhl's clollng services for the summer months. We have heard some outstanding aermons by Rev· Parker Hinzman, Rev· Mrs. Achsah Miller, Rev. Mrs. Bernice Winkler, Rev. Gerald Sayre and Rev. William De Moss and lasUy, our Dis!riel Supt., Rev. Connie Dickens, '· HWII!nglon. •,. ·~ =· ;: ·• Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple attended the funeral of_ bls brother. John Epple, at Ewing Funer81 Home Sa~y. Mr. wm Clonch purchued what was known as the Waggoner lUling station from Mrs. Anderson and lore It down. 11 ls reported that Dale Musaer 8~ a heart attack. Mrs. Iva Donahue Wll8 taken by ambulance to Holzer Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alldre and son, Ra•, attended the ' :t2 of Robert w\!ddlng August Gibson and Anne Reed ln Columbwo; Bob Alldre served as best man for bls atep-oon and Ray as usher. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Alldre moved to Columbua Saturday· Mrs. Alldre will teacb there thls winter. Robert Alldre observed bls 46th birthday August 24. Ills sillier, Virglnla, observed her birthdeyAug. 23.Soshecameto eat dinner together with the Alkires to celebrate both. Mr and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and daughter, Karen, surpriaecl Ava Gilkey Sonday noon when they walked 1n with a cooked steak dinner and all the trim- " 1' ' WANT A.D \ . ···p~-:, -';',-;,~:;';~·~,;...~-----;;,;::.---::-c~·--:"!":'"~ tNFORMATIIJ)\. '., '• ,., ' ,, '. \' .., . ., , • . :1 DIADLIN.I/ w 2 '' triiMM', 5 P .M. Day 81~· PutUktllon MondeyDtldllnttl.m. ~ r \! "..... canceUttlon' Correction• Of~ I Wlllbeaccepteduntllt•.m.fOr DI)!OfPUb11Cifiltft •( ' f)'. •' ....../ , ' REGUL·ATIONS ' ' " the PubliSher reserveS tht ; ~hi lo ecait or relt¢t any adl -deemed obJectional,. Tht publisher will not l)e responslblt tor more than one lntor~ect insertion . RATIS . For want Ad Ser'411C.t seMIs per Word one Insertion Minimum Charge15c 12 cents per , w wd thret . conSecutive lnSI'!rtlnn" 18 cents per word tlx con-. .ecutlvt lnser•lons . . . 25 Rer cent Discount on pBidJ &ds and 11ds peld within 10 days.1 CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1. 50 tor so word m.lnlmum.j Each additional word 2c. _ Addltion~ti~~A~~aroe P~j Adverti~",..";.-1'/:'E HOURS 8o30 a .m. to SoOO p.m . Dolly, S: JO a .m. to 12:00 Noon Saturday. Notice DUE to company requirements, : _! ~ {.. ' ' . ~~. •' 01 ' .ALPY· IMtOOotl! ·~ .• ..: ol'. or (o ,·.. ' e .. ,'•.·.' : . ,, ' .' . . , . ·, ' .1m \. ' . '51, Wag!>ili f Mil'' \!i'own tlnlah ~lnyl ln11tr1Dt', V-1 , ·, · -""lne, automa!fc , tl'ano1, powv s'""lng, radio. good · ' , llr,O. l·,..Y lall;att. .i ..· ,m1 DOOO,E . . · tllft Dart 4 Door. ~"Y IC!W !ftiiNge by 11ocal.VNII"• IIIW w-w t1ros, 6· cyl. englnt. radio, automatic trans., powv -ring,.._.. & lnlerlot: IIQnow tllr, 1'1\f finish. I'NI DODOI! r:.' , .. lfl· ~ Ton D2oo Swelllllnt Express, V-8 motDt', L.oadfllto automatic tranomlsalon. power sleerlng, 1'. wlclo body . ' 11:..... , . . llftOJ nwtlf OP~'VIL 11011 P.M. . • .lOY,_,,. ~ J.....-'----:-,._,;___....__~-----~--' for Re- Wanted 'To BUJ the Nationwide Insurance OLD furniture, dlshn, ,:.~11 2 BEDRooM house on Llnc:oln Heights. eeu 992-5127. . • '1 i . f'i'ee E~hlilftS . · C.r-imlc tilt'and sla11 Co . ' ·· EXPERT - for Sale , < .,. ,{ ONE sow and five P!P• allp 12 pigs, 112 gauge ~un. Jolin . Houdashtll, Mlfioravlllt, , Ohio. t-J-3tp '· wheet Al;gnm.nt .. . ' $5.~ · ,,.. -GUARANTiEID- m.aot•. Aldo . I"'IPfie office In Pomeroy will be open ~-bods. etc. Write M.OhD.1 ~'!1 •1 KENNEBEC polatou, from 1:30 a.m. to 12:p.m., Rt. o1, Pomeroy, o. "" .,25-tfc · wholesale prices fDI' winter. Monday through Frldoy as of 992-6271. 9·1-ttc - - - - - - Tdm Sayre, Great Bend. !Pomii'OJ Home ·& September I, 1970. Homo phoneo, Kenneth D. Wlllllms, ---..,.---:--:--:-:::;-, 2 BEDROOM mobile home, .... E. Mlln, PointrOy, 0. Phont 843-2436. .... . --- ------· m-5748 or P. J. Pauley. 992· 1o' WiDE two'bedrooln tralllr, Racine. Cell 992-6329 .• 28-6tc 7133. S~t-11\. ranKS c.. ntd. M\lltr . good 9-1 -Sic WILL SACRIFICE Singer Zig. sooiablecondition Cell 992-66<1-1 a C. BRAOFORO!"AI!dlonetr · Sanllatlon, Stewart, Ohl!)- Ph •• l'!9 equipped dtlk !llodtl CompleteW.vlct, ~P m ' SEMI-FURNISHED apakr1 ~. · 9·1·31p ment, 2 Iorge rooms. · 662-~. ,_ ~~-nc ..Wing mlchlne. Excellent PAINTING, houMs and roofs. Phone 9-tll-3121 chenette, Oath. Coat$ cCMldlflon, only 137.60 cast\ ' Clean oUt basements, attics or Racine, OhiO price. MaUl buttonholes, cellars. Very reasonable . 1963 FORDGIIoxle, ~":: Building, Middleport. Inquire Crill BradfDI'd READY-MIX COilCRE'fl' emtrolden, end monograms. Phone 949·G2S or 9-tll-<1254. . bocfy -k. 12110. Cell 16 S.l·tfc <MIIvtred right to ~our, Apr. • 11-30-tOtc 9-1-6tp Phone 992·2685. 1 f1t( 5 p.m. ·~..~.=--:=-::N pro/ect. Fast •n4 41trt; t:" 9. 1.31p B-27-61c =""--"'-"" HARRISON'S TV AND A · est mlltes. Phone 992·3214, PRIVATE entrance, bath, for TENNA SERVICE. Phone Googleln Ready-Mix Co, wiLL OOroot or barn painting. sleeping room. Only occupant • ROOM house, aluminum Phone 9-tll·"" · 992·2522. ._10-lfc, Ml•tdleporl, Qlllo. · ~trC Help Wanted In the upstairs. Two squares B-30-310 siding, - acrt of ground, ... from ochools and uptown. cellar, new drilled ~I. on TELEVISION repairman lor Gentleman please, :,d good rood. PhGnt 992-6137. HAYMAN'S AUCTioN . tiouse. "tiiEIGLER ' COriili'.:/~ ATHERTON TV IIICI il-.1~ area retailer. EJCperltnc:e reference. Inquire 509 S. • 8-~lc Laurel Cllfl, now opon Nth required. Write c-o Deily 1:~!~ c':'nr~S'uy Nelgler, TStrVv5lce.,r:.0111 w~ Friday to rec::elve conB-:J0.2Ic Ohlo . • • • ..... .. ,, ,, '· Senllnel, P. 0. Box 729· E, Middleport. Racl signments at 10 a .m. Audion "'· · 7-31-ttc 915:1119. ..._nc Pomeroy, Ohio. 45769. starting at 7 p.m. Let us Mil 11-30-tlc PARKVIEW Kenntls, P'oojlles, your merchandise . and bird dogs , AKC. Pet and 3-22-lfc COOK. Martin Reotaurant. Auto Sales show pupPies. Grooming. Apply In person. Mldd~~~ 1969 FIREBIRD 350. air con· Phone 992-54>43; WILL pick up.merchendlse and 1 . . - ' ..27-· The voices of cbotr rang out with opening song "To God Be The Glory," 118 Rev. De Moss directed them and the audlence m favorite bymns and choruses with VIckie Hinzman at ptano. Naomi Bumgarner has helped with the mll!lc. A lrlo, Debbie and Connie mlngs. 11 was flrat reported that Pete GWUand and VIcky lllnmum •h d urcbaaecl the with Mrs. Ray Profitt, ac- Egg...ton 8 P Chsrles Butcher farm but be ~panlst, sang "I Waa Boi'D to ·-.. changed bls mind so Barold Serve the Lord, '·'He Touched Grahem purcbaaecl 11. Me" and "Remind Me, Dear Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Butcher Lord." have buughl the Alklnll farm, Rev. Hinzman and Rev. De better known as tbe Kit Sleeth Moss eiJireaaed their ap- and El Forrest farm. Tbls farm preclallon to the choir for their contains 400 acres, 8 lot of the lalthlulneaa and to each peraon acreage being OlceUenl tractor lor their work and support at dltlonlnQ, power sittrlng 3-17-ffc · take to audlon on a per· automaflc transmlulon . - - - - - - - - these Sonday night services. Jan~.and Mrs. M. A. Epple and ceniage bas~ . Call Jim Adams, auctloneer 1 Rutland. MAN OR WOMAN to supply o-·. ·•·ter $2,SOO. Cell 992"2853 · 9-1-sic BASSET puppies, AKC rell· "'" Connie Dickens used Mrs. Earl Foil vt.ited her .., Romans Blh chapter, ao and husband, the Hanlngs, at lotered of · Belboy ltorlPhone 74H.o61 . P-:13-lfc consumers with RawlelgJ't . tage. 135-$50. Just Oft Rl. 7 products. Cen earn $60 wee~ly backgrowld scripture 118 he told Darwin. They all vt.iled a For Sale part lime, $150 and up lull near T - • ' Plains, Ohio. the large ---' oo the closing "'••• funeral home In Athell! to pay WILL gTvi plano lessons In my time. No capital Francis Benedum, Phone If home. Phone 992-3666. nlgbl of services "Speaking of respect to their coualn, Mr. MOBILE Home, New Coolville 667·3156. credll Ia good. Write Cherlle 1H6 8-16-lfc Moon 12.500. Phont f.t\1.2204. 1-16-lOIC re~~&~on - no use to sing II - McGrath. Penn, W. T. Rawle~ ' 9· J.71c Company, P. 0. Box , talkllorpreachlt-llwedon'l The Gerald and Leo Morris REDUCE safe and lost with •PoMEROY- 1 story frame, ~ Uve it. Many people are pbiylng families were caUed to Dayton Gobese lablel1 and E-Vap Chllllcollle, Ohio 45601, giving name. address and phone 'le-POLLED Charolals bull. Real Estate For Sa le bedrooms, 'h baoement, water pills. Nelson Orugs . Cbrlatlanlly - Time we get at due to the death of the 14-yearnumber. Phone Chesler 985-3371 301 OLDER HOUSE.., cholct lolln bath, . LIKE NEW INSIDE, 8-S· p 11-30-Jip 9-1 -llc 11. We need the kind of religion old son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Syracuse. !'rlcad tor quick $9,~.. that calls for aacrUice." Knopp in a car accident. Mr. sale. Cell 992.53U 7.26-lfc POMliROY - WALK DOWN He further staled ''If aU the and Mrs. Dana Howell and Mr. Lost and Found · TOWN, 1. story, 3 bedrooms. Ink In the world Wll8 used we and Mrs. H. L. Knopp are LOST: while-laced holler on baltl, garage, 14.1100. Eegle Ridge Road. II seen would never be able to write all ~=::::~ of the boy. The pleese call Chesler 985-4150. lhe Jove of God. God loves all 1011 a daughter In a car John Wells. world, the the Inthe ; ! 1,. ,. • );. c• ,. ~.:. l' ···' 1 .. 11t ------:-::::-·-::: ~ ::.· i1 • : Pets For Safe ~ i- ~, ~! :· . =. .,.,, .... . _....,. ' •··• ••• ·~ · '-•· 1¥ , OH,NO... NOT UNTIL WE'RE SURE I!ONNAZ ISN'T POt.LUTl~ THE I\IR. ·1. ; ·, ,. ,' ~;run"' 1111 Love,yetln our Uvea we Dnd It dll!lcult to forgive. There are homes where mothers, lathel'l and chUdren dn not Uv~ together In peace. II we can 1 love tbCloe we see, how can we love God'" o-. ..:...... a1ao said, "II r• = ,_., ,,.,,..,ns · peopledon'tconlo::::~ • :t,:.';: churcb should i• 1n their abeence. The Martin a1r conditioned ambulance went to Columbus to bring VIrgO A~ home but before the ambulance arrived he suffered a blood clot of the "'dney and wll8 not released. u Mrs. Roby Halliday vt.iled Mra Bela Muaaer In Albany. n'ts reported that Mr. Wm. Clonch has . purchased the bldldlnga(escepttheboulle) on the Butcher farm from Harold Grahem Don Anderson auflered a ._..._ Mr sudden fatal heart at~. a. Ruby Halliday of this communlty Ia a sillier. A homecoming basket dinner at Zion Church. was well at- be'""'••todlscoverls 'Wballs the• 'Lord"'", L.-'--·•• and be s ~· about ll The church Ia not going to IIUI'VIve If we don't win the \ loll The cburcb ought to 11ft : Clliel up _ Ult bls up high. • Cllrilt refUiel to accept the I Dnallty ol human nature. The ·Lardlhlp of Christ Is such that 11 redeems and lt glvea us ~~!:--ts suffering v abundant llle. Religion doesn~ · -·....-· k havetobedull-ll'sUvlng!ll'a fromabadhack. n•-·t It'1 ba !ness' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Payne PP · have bought the old McClure / farm from Harold Graham. ! Mrs. Janice Waldeck of .: Glouster and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Epple of Middleport I vt.~led their parenta, ·Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple. I 'I RUTLAND..,.. LOT SO by :W, 1VJ . story; 3' bedroo(lls, bath, utility room, gar*, ts.IOO. ' SALEM CENTEfl .. -t40 nice_ acres, new houu, 3 B<JO.Jtc - - - - - - - : - bodro6ms._ bath, baoem..,t New HOMES ,... sate, hive . NeW SAKN >ISX6S 125,000. AWNINGS, otDI'm dOorS and beautiful lolsav•llabla Dl' will wlndowo, carpbr,l_~, buRdonyoiJf!.Salllplehomes. TO IUY OR SELL-cGNT4CT alr~y bull! for r- In· marquees, blown and .,... HENRY CLf:I.ANil Insulation. Elmer Whtrlte, specllon. C!oll ~-~· . !tii!~TOR .. In reprOMntatlve. FDI' H Canstructlon, rnont 992· Olflca 992-M astlm•t••· phone Charla• 6-29-lfc ·RES.-992·2!61 . Lisle, Syracu••· V. V. . '' ..30-61< Jollnson and Son, Inc. ...11c we IM,s';/· FINAL CUlSEOUT AIR CONDITIOKERS Final Price Cut of the Yearl (Most Sizes) 5tvtrtl Riding Mown et Flnll CltlriOCI Prlctll m. t-30-lfc Lad~ ·an4 Gentlemen us ~.'<leAD, HIT!.IE lt..lll€ SIO'AN:II! I'U.. TAKE \0..11. !le5T I'Uk::fl ! \001< Q!/), ~B!! 1HfT'flE GUNniN FOil -~!~ female Help Wanted le-.., : Qif\on : Personals .l : .: ~ ~ , ., •· " •• 1 '· The Friendship Claas of Clifton United Metbodlat Churdl met lor their AIJilllt meeting and enjoyed a chlcken dinner. Tbls Is the young married c1ua and Edllll F.. and 1\br)' Plckena are teacbers. "In MJ Hearl There Rlnga a KeiodJ" was Slllll with Rev. Bemlce Winkler at plano. RaspGnllve readlni waa Pulm 141 and prayer by Mary Plcbnl. A poem "When a Friend leta you down" was Jaw, Mrs. Walter (Anne) Trulter, M, Glen Olden, Pa., had passed away suddenly with 8 heart attack. Walter Truater ls brother of Mrs. Hanlon and uncle of Rev. Winkler, Clifton. •·' read. Pruident, Pam Kearns, lor a buslneaa meelln&. the group decided to ,._at a Jove 8Ift to a llhut-ln eaclllnalllh. llobel Brown and ' Pam •Jeeted to 1111'• ' lllulalt plw lor a aoup ll1e at. 1Mme elf Edith FOJ< within two pre~lded :-· x- ... l. ....... .::. ! It: ':a;,:-.1~ I'Mrnl; 'tlillpr' I 11''1. n.*~· ..cretary ,...., ' . ·.. 1M1.,~ .1reanrer, 'Joann . ' #alii .• . \lJ~-· lor Seplalnllw ... _.,..,..., Pk:bnl and t4lh F~::-110, Joinne . Taylor; • Kathy Xtuna. ' · The. aluilnc cloted wltb Lord'• Pl'aJII'. Pl.-nt *"11 Mr. and 111'1. , KNml; "Mr' and Mrs• ' e!*l • ~ ·~.~, ,and~ ' Dint kAt, ' .lrehe Jte!IY, Pldroq,,...., Lee, Rev. ~;~tmller,, Kt~Y H~M~ CROSSWORD IIOinl 2t. Clplt, 1. IAia J. Allorl lrlqllom I. .R .... nr-: '-Witto '""'~ ot oL if, Tbo wiiDII 211. 'l'lioN,..., au-. 11;-rtlol · 8.1Cpoch H. T. Bpoaoonlllp or 8. J'lno llloi!Atl ll. PIMilrt 10. f'lll!dc 11.-dlard 11. Golf- ta. PoaD lll.labtma ..... 10.- JL Talb D,Jioull& Ia.. Ill. 1111111~1-- - (] WHAT iHE CIJ6It)Nl6 INS~ ~lr;;> 11-ie S'A~ ·c:AeE WAS �.;_·· .. r . J • ~~ ' ' . ~·• j / • i ,. ,·" Harrisonville Sotiety News Mason Area ;o f ' I I News, Notes The Mason County Homemakers' Council Is aponsortng an art show In September which will feature or111na1 or creative art by •· ~ Mason Countlans but more '.; • about that In our next news;: letter. .' ;~ :' : MASON - Undeterred by 8 threatening storm a large crowd, roprrs,tatlve of I~ United Me·•~•• ........., churches of Beucl Area, attended SUnday nilhl's clollng services for the summer months. We have heard some outstanding aermons by Rev· Parker Hinzman, Rev· Mrs. Achsah Miller, Rev. Mrs. Bernice Winkler, Rev. Gerald Sayre and Rev. William De Moss and lasUy, our Dis!riel Supt., Rev. Connie Dickens, '· HWII!nglon. •,. ·~ =· ;: ·• Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple attended the funeral of_ bls brother. John Epple, at Ewing Funer81 Home Sa~y. Mr. wm Clonch purchued what was known as the Waggoner lUling station from Mrs. Anderson and lore It down. 11 ls reported that Dale Musaer 8~ a heart attack. Mrs. Iva Donahue Wll8 taken by ambulance to Holzer Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alldre and son, Ra•, attended the ' :t2 of Robert w\!ddlng August Gibson and Anne Reed ln Columbwo; Bob Alldre served as best man for bls atep-oon and Ray as usher. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Alldre moved to Columbua Saturday· Mrs. Alldre will teacb there thls winter. Robert Alldre observed bls 46th birthday August 24. Ills sillier, Virglnla, observed her birthdeyAug. 23.Soshecameto eat dinner together with the Alkires to celebrate both. Mr and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and daughter, Karen, surpriaecl Ava Gilkey Sonday noon when they walked 1n with a cooked steak dinner and all the trim- " 1' ' WANT A.D \ . ···p~-:, -';',-;,~:;';~·~,;...~-----;;,;::.---::-c~·--:"!":'"~ tNFORMATIIJ)\. '., '• ,., ' ,, '. \' .., . ., , • . :1 DIADLIN.I/ w 2 '' triiMM', 5 P .M. Day 81~· PutUktllon MondeyDtldllnttl.m. ~ r \! "..... canceUttlon' Correction• Of~ I Wlllbeaccepteduntllt•.m.fOr DI)!OfPUb11Cifiltft •( ' f)'. •' ....../ , ' REGUL·ATIONS ' ' " the PubliSher reserveS tht ; ~hi lo ecait or relt¢t any adl -deemed obJectional,. Tht publisher will not l)e responslblt tor more than one lntor~ect insertion . RATIS . For want Ad Ser'411C.t seMIs per Word one Insertion Minimum Charge15c 12 cents per , w wd thret . conSecutive lnSI'!rtlnn" 18 cents per word tlx con-. .ecutlvt lnser•lons . . . 25 Rer cent Discount on pBidJ &ds and 11ds peld within 10 days.1 CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1. 50 tor so word m.lnlmum.j Each additional word 2c. _ Addltion~ti~~A~~aroe P~j Adverti~",..";.-1'/:'E HOURS 8o30 a .m. to SoOO p.m . Dolly, S: JO a .m. to 12:00 Noon Saturday. Notice DUE to company requirements, : _! ~ {.. ' ' . ~~. •' 01 ' .ALPY· IMtOOotl! ·~ .• ..: ol'. or (o ,·.. ' e .. ,'•.·.' : . ,, ' .' . . , . ·, ' .1m \. ' . '51, Wag!>ili f Mil'' \!i'own tlnlah ~lnyl ln11tr1Dt', V-1 , ·, · -""lne, automa!fc , tl'ano1, powv s'""lng, radio. good · ' , llr,O. l·,..Y lall;att. .i ..· ,m1 DOOO,E . . · tllft Dart 4 Door. ~"Y IC!W !ftiiNge by 11ocal.VNII"• IIIW w-w t1ros, 6· cyl. englnt. radio, automatic trans., powv -ring,.._.. & lnlerlot: IIQnow tllr, 1'1\f finish. I'NI DODOI! r:.' , .. lfl· ~ Ton D2oo Swelllllnt Express, V-8 motDt', L.oadfllto automatic tranomlsalon. power sleerlng, 1'. wlclo body . ' 11:..... , . . llftOJ nwtlf OP~'VIL 11011 P.M. . • .lOY,_,,. ~ J.....-'----:-,._,;___....__~-----~--' for Re- Wanted 'To BUJ the Nationwide Insurance OLD furniture, dlshn, ,:.~11 2 BEDRooM house on Llnc:oln Heights. eeu 992-5127. . • '1 i . f'i'ee E~hlilftS . · C.r-imlc tilt'and sla11 Co . ' ·· EXPERT - for Sale , < .,. ,{ ONE sow and five P!P• allp 12 pigs, 112 gauge ~un. Jolin . Houdashtll, Mlfioravlllt, , Ohio. t-J-3tp '· wheet Al;gnm.nt .. . ' $5.~ · ,,.. -GUARANTiEID- m.aot•. Aldo . I"'IPfie office In Pomeroy will be open ~-bods. etc. Write M.OhD.1 ~'!1 •1 KENNEBEC polatou, from 1:30 a.m. to 12:p.m., Rt. o1, Pomeroy, o. "" .,25-tfc · wholesale prices fDI' winter. Monday through Frldoy as of 992-6271. 9·1-ttc - - - - - - Tdm Sayre, Great Bend. !Pomii'OJ Home ·& September I, 1970. Homo phoneo, Kenneth D. Wlllllms, ---..,.---:--:--:-:::;-, 2 BEDROOM mobile home, .... E. Mlln, PointrOy, 0. Phont 843-2436. .... . --- ------· m-5748 or P. J. Pauley. 992· 1o' WiDE two'bedrooln tralllr, Racine. Cell 992-6329 .• 28-6tc 7133. S~t-11\. ranKS c.. ntd. M\lltr . good 9-1 -Sic WILL SACRIFICE Singer Zig. sooiablecondition Cell 992-66<1-1 a C. BRAOFORO!"AI!dlonetr · Sanllatlon, Stewart, Ohl!)- Ph •• l'!9 equipped dtlk !llodtl CompleteW.vlct, ~P m ' SEMI-FURNISHED apakr1 ~. · 9·1·31p ment, 2 Iorge rooms. · 662-~. ,_ ~~-nc ..Wing mlchlne. Excellent PAINTING, houMs and roofs. Phone 9-tll-3121 chenette, Oath. Coat$ cCMldlflon, only 137.60 cast\ ' Clean oUt basements, attics or Racine, OhiO price. MaUl buttonholes, cellars. Very reasonable . 1963 FORDGIIoxle, ~":: Building, Middleport. Inquire Crill BradfDI'd READY-MIX COilCRE'fl' emtrolden, end monograms. Phone 949·G2S or 9-tll-<1254. . bocfy -k. 12110. Cell 16 S.l·tfc <MIIvtred right to ~our, Apr. • 11-30-tOtc 9-1-6tp Phone 992·2685. 1 f1t( 5 p.m. ·~..~.=--:=-::N pro/ect. Fast •n4 41trt; t:" 9. 1.31p B-27-61c =""--"'-"" HARRISON'S TV AND A · est mlltes. Phone 992·3214, PRIVATE entrance, bath, for TENNA SERVICE. Phone Googleln Ready-Mix Co, wiLL OOroot or barn painting. sleeping room. Only occupant • ROOM house, aluminum Phone 9-tll·"" · 992·2522. ._10-lfc, Ml•tdleporl, Qlllo. · ~trC Help Wanted In the upstairs. Two squares B-30-310 siding, - acrt of ground, ... from ochools and uptown. cellar, new drilled ~I. on TELEVISION repairman lor Gentleman please, :,d good rood. PhGnt 992-6137. HAYMAN'S AUCTioN . tiouse. "tiiEIGLER ' COriili'.:/~ ATHERTON TV IIICI il-.1~ area retailer. EJCperltnc:e reference. Inquire 509 S. • 8-~lc Laurel Cllfl, now opon Nth required. Write c-o Deily 1:~!~ c':'nr~S'uy Nelgler, TStrVv5lce.,r:.0111 w~ Friday to rec::elve conB-:J0.2Ic Ohlo . • • • ..... .. ,, ,, '· Senllnel, P. 0. Box 729· E, Middleport. Racl signments at 10 a .m. Audion "'· · 7-31-ttc 915:1119. ..._nc Pomeroy, Ohio. 45769. starting at 7 p.m. Let us Mil 11-30-tlc PARKVIEW Kenntls, P'oojlles, your merchandise . and bird dogs , AKC. Pet and 3-22-lfc COOK. Martin Reotaurant. Auto Sales show pupPies. Grooming. Apply In person. Mldd~~~ 1969 FIREBIRD 350. air con· Phone 992-54>43; WILL pick up.merchendlse and 1 . . - ' ..27-· The voices of cbotr rang out with opening song "To God Be The Glory," 118 Rev. De Moss directed them and the audlence m favorite bymns and choruses with VIckie Hinzman at ptano. Naomi Bumgarner has helped with the mll!lc. A lrlo, Debbie and Connie mlngs. 11 was flrat reported that Pete GWUand and VIcky lllnmum •h d urcbaaecl the with Mrs. Ray Profitt, ac- Egg...ton 8 P Chsrles Butcher farm but be ~panlst, sang "I Waa Boi'D to ·-.. changed bls mind so Barold Serve the Lord, '·'He Touched Grahem purcbaaecl 11. Me" and "Remind Me, Dear Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Butcher Lord." have buughl the Alklnll farm, Rev. Hinzman and Rev. De better known as tbe Kit Sleeth Moss eiJireaaed their ap- and El Forrest farm. Tbls farm preclallon to the choir for their contains 400 acres, 8 lot of the lalthlulneaa and to each peraon acreage being OlceUenl tractor lor their work and support at dltlonlnQ, power sittrlng 3-17-ffc · take to audlon on a per· automaflc transmlulon . - - - - - - - - these Sonday night services. Jan~.and Mrs. M. A. Epple and ceniage bas~ . Call Jim Adams, auctloneer 1 Rutland. MAN OR WOMAN to supply o-·. ·•·ter $2,SOO. Cell 992"2853 · 9-1-sic BASSET puppies, AKC rell· "'" Connie Dickens used Mrs. Earl Foil vt.ited her .., Romans Blh chapter, ao and husband, the Hanlngs, at lotered of · Belboy ltorlPhone 74H.o61 . P-:13-lfc consumers with RawlelgJ't . tage. 135-$50. Just Oft Rl. 7 products. Cen earn $60 wee~ly backgrowld scripture 118 he told Darwin. They all vt.iled a For Sale part lime, $150 and up lull near T - • ' Plains, Ohio. the large ---' oo the closing "'••• funeral home In Athell! to pay WILL gTvi plano lessons In my time. No capital Francis Benedum, Phone If home. Phone 992-3666. nlgbl of services "Speaking of respect to their coualn, Mr. MOBILE Home, New Coolville 667·3156. credll Ia good. Write Cherlle 1H6 8-16-lfc Moon 12.500. Phont f.t\1.2204. 1-16-lOIC re~~&~on - no use to sing II - McGrath. Penn, W. T. Rawle~ ' 9· J.71c Company, P. 0. Box , talkllorpreachlt-llwedon'l The Gerald and Leo Morris REDUCE safe and lost with •PoMEROY- 1 story frame, ~ Uve it. Many people are pbiylng families were caUed to Dayton Gobese lablel1 and E-Vap Chllllcollle, Ohio 45601, giving name. address and phone 'le-POLLED Charolals bull. Real Estate For Sa le bedrooms, 'h baoement, water pills. Nelson Orugs . Cbrlatlanlly - Time we get at due to the death of the 14-yearnumber. Phone Chesler 985-3371 301 OLDER HOUSE.., cholct lolln bath, . LIKE NEW INSIDE, 8-S· p 11-30-Jip 9-1 -llc 11. We need the kind of religion old son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Syracuse. !'rlcad tor quick $9,~.. that calls for aacrUice." Knopp in a car accident. Mr. sale. Cell 992.53U 7.26-lfc POMliROY - WALK DOWN He further staled ''If aU the and Mrs. Dana Howell and Mr. Lost and Found · TOWN, 1. story, 3 bedrooms. Ink In the world Wll8 used we and Mrs. H. L. Knopp are LOST: while-laced holler on baltl, garage, 14.1100. Eegle Ridge Road. II seen would never be able to write all ~=::::~ of the boy. The pleese call Chesler 985-4150. lhe Jove of God. God loves all 1011 a daughter In a car John Wells. world, the the Inthe ; ! 1,. ,. • );. c• ,. ~.:. l' ···' 1 .. 11t ------:-::::-·-::: ~ ::.· i1 • : Pets For Safe ~ i- ~, ~! :· . =. .,.,, .... . _....,. ' •··• ••• ·~ · '-•· 1¥ , OH,NO... NOT UNTIL WE'RE SURE I!ONNAZ ISN'T POt.LUTl~ THE I\IR. ·1. ; ·, ,. ,' ~;run"' 1111 Love,yetln our Uvea we Dnd It dll!lcult to forgive. There are homes where mothers, lathel'l and chUdren dn not Uv~ together In peace. II we can 1 love tbCloe we see, how can we love God'" o-. ..:...... a1ao said, "II r• = ,_., ,,.,,..,ns · peopledon'tconlo::::~ • :t,:.';: churcb should i• 1n their abeence. The Martin a1r conditioned ambulance went to Columbus to bring VIrgO A~ home but before the ambulance arrived he suffered a blood clot of the "'dney and wll8 not released. u Mrs. Roby Halliday vt.iled Mra Bela Muaaer In Albany. n'ts reported that Mr. Wm. Clonch has . purchased the bldldlnga(escepttheboulle) on the Butcher farm from Harold Grahem Don Anderson auflered a ._..._ Mr sudden fatal heart at~. a. Ruby Halliday of this communlty Ia a sillier. A homecoming basket dinner at Zion Church. was well at- be'""'••todlscoverls 'Wballs the• 'Lord"'", L.-'--·•• and be s ~· about ll The church Ia not going to IIUI'VIve If we don't win the \ loll The cburcb ought to 11ft : Clliel up _ Ult bls up high. • Cllrilt refUiel to accept the I Dnallty ol human nature. The ·Lardlhlp of Christ Is such that 11 redeems and lt glvea us ~~!:--ts suffering v abundant llle. Religion doesn~ · -·....-· k havetobedull-ll'sUvlng!ll'a fromabadhack. n•-·t It'1 ba !ness' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Payne PP · have bought the old McClure / farm from Harold Graham. ! Mrs. Janice Waldeck of .: Glouster and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Epple of Middleport I vt.~led their parenta, ·Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple. I 'I RUTLAND..,.. LOT SO by :W, 1VJ . story; 3' bedroo(lls, bath, utility room, gar*, ts.IOO. ' SALEM CENTEfl .. -t40 nice_ acres, new houu, 3 B<JO.Jtc - - - - - - - : - bodro6ms._ bath, baoem..,t New HOMES ,... sate, hive . NeW SAKN >ISX6S 125,000. AWNINGS, otDI'm dOorS and beautiful lolsav•llabla Dl' will wlndowo, carpbr,l_~, buRdonyoiJf!.Salllplehomes. TO IUY OR SELL-cGNT4CT alr~y bull! for r- In· marquees, blown and .,... HENRY CLf:I.ANil Insulation. Elmer Whtrlte, specllon. C!oll ~-~· . !tii!~TOR .. In reprOMntatlve. FDI' H Canstructlon, rnont 992· Olflca 992-M astlm•t••· phone Charla• 6-29-lfc ·RES.-992·2!61 . Lisle, Syracu••· V. V. . '' ..30-61< Jollnson and Son, Inc. ...11c we IM,s';/· FINAL CUlSEOUT AIR CONDITIOKERS Final Price Cut of the Yearl (Most Sizes) 5tvtrtl Riding Mown et Flnll CltlriOCI Prlctll m. t-30-lfc Lad~ ·an4 Gentlemen us ~.'<leAD, HIT!.IE lt..lll€ SIO'AN:II! I'U.. TAKE \0..11. !le5T I'Uk::fl ! \001< Q!/), ~B!! 1HfT'flE GUNniN FOil -~!~ female Help Wanted le-.., : Qif\on : Personals .l : .: ~ ~ , ., •· " •• 1 '· The Friendship Claas of Clifton United Metbodlat Churdl met lor their AIJilllt meeting and enjoyed a chlcken dinner. Tbls Is the young married c1ua and Edllll F.. and 1\br)' Plckena are teacbers. "In MJ Hearl There Rlnga a KeiodJ" was Slllll with Rev. Bemlce Winkler at plano. RaspGnllve readlni waa Pulm 141 and prayer by Mary Plcbnl. A poem "When a Friend leta you down" was Jaw, Mrs. Walter (Anne) Trulter, M, Glen Olden, Pa., had passed away suddenly with 8 heart attack. Walter Truater ls brother of Mrs. Hanlon and uncle of Rev. Winkler, Clifton. •·' read. Pruident, Pam Kearns, lor a buslneaa meelln&. the group decided to ,._at a Jove 8Ift to a llhut-ln eaclllnalllh. llobel Brown and ' Pam •Jeeted to 1111'• ' lllulalt plw lor a aoup ll1e at. 1Mme elf Edith FOJ< within two pre~lded :-· x- ... l. ....... .::. ! It: ':a;,:-.1~ I'Mrnl; 'tlillpr' I 11''1. n.*~· ..cretary ,...., ' . ·.. 1M1.,~ .1reanrer, 'Joann . ' #alii .• . \lJ~-· lor Seplalnllw ... _.,..,..., Pk:bnl and t4lh F~::-110, Joinne . Taylor; • Kathy Xtuna. ' · The. aluilnc cloted wltb Lord'• Pl'aJII'. Pl.-nt *"11 Mr. and 111'1. , KNml; "Mr' and Mrs• ' e!*l • ~ ·~.~, ,and~ ' Dint kAt, ' .lrehe Jte!IY, Pldroq,,...., Lee, Rev. ~;~tmller,, Kt~Y H~M~ CROSSWORD IIOinl 2t. Clplt, 1. IAia J. Allorl lrlqllom I. .R .... nr-: '-Witto '""'~ ot oL if, Tbo wiiDII 211. 'l'lioN,..., au-. 11;-rtlol · 8.1Cpoch H. T. Bpoaoonlllp or 8. J'lno llloi!Atl ll. PIMilrt 10. f'lll!dc 11.-dlard 11. Golf- ta. PoaD lll.labtma ..... 10.- JL Talb D,Jioull& Ia.. Ill. 1111111~1-- - (] WHAT iHE CIJ6It)Nl6 INS~ ~lr;;> 11-ie S'A~ ·c:AeE WAS �.f),'ii1~·~ l! : ~ ;..,.. ...ct.;.s ~ w11en ~~~=~~ Meta• Soli apd' Wliter ·: ~onserval!on . Board of ~liOn iliet recently for an •M n .., ·f: .... "'.. }~ ~ ~i ' fl;. il~' ' , ''!< •l ' ..= N. m1 •'--"-11 111 ' ' IUDIII*' aclloOl beld 11 Muoklngum college, New Conc«d, Aug. w, with Roy Mlller Harold Camehan Res Sbeneileld. 'l'herem Johnson, aor&ce Karr and Csrl BUIUm allendlns Johnson and Karr wen on the program presentlllg the topic "How we are chantllnS..;,envlronmentyear round grazlll&." ew re88UIW Jt was announced !bat there were 12 enlrles In lbe bay conteat which the district IIJICIIIIOI"d at tho Melp County Donald R. Krulmberger, a Fair wllh Roy Holter winninl freqlllllllvllltortoMelpCounty lbe trophy. aoer the years, Is new treasurer oflbe(Joodyear Corporation in A£on. Com Production Mr. Kronetllerger, who lls llllftled to the former Naomi Meetings Slated Jobneon, youngeat lllster of 'ibertoD Jobneon, Racine, bas Meigs area fanners are in· been serving aa assistant vlted to attend twillght corn mial T For Goodyear N ;roller of Goodyear since Hlaoleetlontolhepostbytbe •" T ..._ ;rf d · .._.., · Equipment Co., Cambrld&e, was accepted by tbe Yelp County Commluloners Tuesday mornln& in lbe amQllllt of $111,500 for I yard anol tine quarter loader. The loader wlll replace the preRnt uillt at tbe county gravel pit at Lelarl FaiL!. Jnolber~.sealedbldl for lwnp and stoker coal wlll II!= ad.....uaed with blds to ~ opened al tile office of lbe Cllllllllasloners on Sept. 1htt am. Meeting wlth tbe comliJissloners was Donald Diener, admlnlatra!Gr of Veteran• MemorltiHoepltal,inregardiG a new rotd around the new hoapltal addition. Attending were Charles R. Karr, Sr., Bob Clark and Warden 0ur1 COO!D)hJBlooera m1 Marlba clerk. Ctwnbn, :~~~~'!:.!~held n Oft · oda·· Thefll'slvisitwiUbeat7p.m. 0 0 Sumner whUe lbe Dale. Kautz farm on Route 7 near Cheater will be the second slop. John Underwood, area agronomist, Blll Smith, area farm management agent, and Blair Jalll!On, extension plant pathologist, w1ll cover the IGplca of producUon, man· @llement 1114 disease. AU inte •-• 1 · 1•~ res_, artners are mv ""'· Softball Tourney Bqpns Tonight MASON _ Mason's Little League is aponsorlng a softball Ulurnsment thlBLeaeventnsdlamatondlhe Masoo Little sue below the Masoo Drive-In. The double ellmlnation softhall tournament will begin at 5:45p.m. when Stewart's Hardware meets Middleport and lite Mason church wlll battle Miller's Market at 6:45 pm. · · SII!een 1eamB have entered the tournament and games are scheduled each evening through Labor Day. Trophies wW be awarded to the championship ·l 'lf - .. , .,.. 1,. • 0 Cootinued from page 1 ad Glon ~ of Olkland Park were on hllld. "Csr\'lbompiOn,beadoftbe :·entin l.fi wen'aWIIr\teol rlbbcllla ror ·tbelr ~ lllcbard ••-•·~ at lbe 1 c:oa1117 hoard of dlrectora was an· on the Albert Parker !ann near aolllced by <llalrman Russell DeYoung. In lbe now pollltloo, Mr. Kormberger replaces John F. Bennett, treasurer lor 10 yen, who retired lollowinS a 40 year career with Goodyear. Kronsnberger, who iB 49, joined Goodyeer In 1983 !rom Price, Waterbouse ad Co., c.rtlfted pubUc accountanls. Prior to that be waa controller of SelberllDg Rubber Co. A native of Cleveland, KrUienber8er graduated from aWl Slate University in oo with a degree In 8CCOlllllng IIICl Ia a mtmber of the Amerlean l'llllltllle of Oertlfled Pullllc Accouulanll. The ltoxetibetS«a reticle II 104 Creatwood Drive, WadIIWU'Ih, a suburb of A£on. 1 ' · .,:·~:tC~~ g:~ · ' ·. ,&~Itt .. P~es "'""" Kronenberger ',, ·' ComniiliiOJI lf2·.$tfMWIJtl .AfiJB~ · " rtNI1 1 the ~=·waaalloglvenootbe ew J.N8 ~r fa~ were:.. blue ' ':.· ·.· rz_••;!=:"~~'le.· ,_.,. board of supervisors' &D· A bld fronl ibe Soutbeaal aw(rded wltb lla.eb Elected were Thereon Johnson, chairman, and flsc:al apnt, Ra Shenefield, vice chairman, and Roy Miller, IICI'elary and treaaurer. A report on a sub<lrea 6 '" .. ' ' ) pMafOY:MIOOLEI'QRT, OH~ ~by ti.IO !18111 64redrl~w~t1 prize. . RUtl an d PTA.to. Honor. 4 Retl• red .Teac hers , · 1 Fourretlredteacherswlllbe eacbmeetlnll,ltldadoorJII'IIe .ee ::1:nc::= b7wl': Meellngaaaprevloull)'wlll be dlkeni--'-IG be lllisiled beld on tbe - d Mmclay of •each JDOntb at 7:30 p.m. l'llr nbleql,..t meetllip. Bebyslttera wlll be provided II WI' nd ,. ng Tra ,., Club Plans 1970.71 Slate Three members of the Eighth GredeConllnnatlooQasaoltbe St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Pomeroy, have returned to their homes alter apendlng 8 week at Lutheran Memorial camp, Fulton, Ohlo. The boys, Michael Braun, Mlckev• Williams, and Jeff RidgWay attended Manthano Camp, which ls the . New Testament word for Ieamer. Thethetneoftbeweek'aBlble study was ''TosetherMM." TIMn was a wide selection of acllvllles in wblch tbe boyJ could pai1lcipete, IUch u arts Md craft., football, buehall, swblunlng, choir, IIJiimasll<:a, aoccer, volleyball, 1114 nature bikes. They bad tbelr cl!olce of a bike wblch $,1l,l6, W2Smlle ' , • ' · . · t woN . .. :rranlcle Trying ,. ~ ,·· c t, _.,. ·a: \$18 '··.-.D·· .·,. I I , McARTHUR, ~o (UPI) Caves and heavily wooded areaa of VInton County ......, to' be combed IGday 'by • comblned . county-elate l)OII!!O in search of Oliver Milia, alleged ldller of VInton CotmiJ Sheriff · Haf.old Steele. . Steele,' a If-year wteran of law enfOI'cement who had plan· ned wrellre In 1m, wu fatal· ly shot ln tbe back and side Monday ilblle serving a war· rant on Mllla. Tile suapect waa R~!f~:•· ,9.11~~' noillltd 111¥1 ~~=~IJO!~t'l.\~lil'~ ..1;~ ott.!'ii · •tot•mtnllono<t, •••~· 1Jia. ~-~~~ ll)ttt tn,,t~~J!; lif""~~~~ CAP Board wi;'l:Owtcin lilt " ~r.ot 'S r!•lhllln''j "lflt II 10~~ 0 ~~~.:,. ~sir IIIII 11 11 r, :11: I:,";' ~:;d •!:iii aak,l Court,thlo1.1f!!,:~h, · ;:.:::£.lf:;. 2lc,· . _ ftejicl i '¥. ' • ' .,~ .. :," • ·• ::,,... Gdla- repotll h~ ~fj . .dl'Jilen. tbe -··'"'• - .... ~ tim ~!~li$~~'!fslhe , ..w~t • ,... omce: , . an-r. s:re-=~~=:.~ l,• ' lll!lldent. eald tile ~. lglpeCt . ~ ft!Q)jll"" will) ~ ~- lng a Jlljlil m made '·' ' " I· WHEN YOU VISIT. PARK ~REE . 8 2 l Wit • " ' .. "'"''' . ' ~ t:~.·'. ':/(n.op,_fl, Awarded 1 \.-:; .:, •~~·~~~; ;:·11".·-~,~-·'.:·. ~ij.·, :.· ./.~_. · · .,., .. h' c h 0 3 n d":r:"a:Uohl~ JO · nny as pens -vay stan d ~0 tUJy A t O'h w• J:azr• of -.~on of u~ 33in Albens ::':c.:f Qepartment of lllghways public l..arlng Oct. 2. The 10 a.m. bearing wlll be conducted by Division Deputy Director John M. Dowler, Marietta, in lbe Colwnbla Gas l ~~~~~~~ ~'!)~~",""''"' .trl111· ~~:..-., :a~ lor rides oo tho mld· Johnny Caab opena a threedoy series of appearances in lbe grandstand today, whUe lbe Dave Merrifield helicopter acrobat show waa held lor an. olberday. On 1be barneas reclng achedule, the featured race waa lbe Director of Agriculture pace with $25,1100 in prize money. Frisky lllll Willi tbe $32,660 Buckeye State ~ (or two • year • olds in Tueada)''a card. Wayne A. Lewis, Hamilton, showed tbe grand champlon Holstein dairy cow for the third consecutive year. He bs a 11 • year. old 4-11 member. Donald Keltner, New Vienna, won lhe jbDlor dlvlsloo of sheep blocking and trimming wblle Tom Cla)'IIWI of Eaton cap- ·"' '"'~r ~'$ 1:)':-.w' ... : , ,, . lured first place in the oenlor divlsloo. Lynn Wallace of Cottover, an II · year · old brunette 'llbo reigned aa Champaign County Fair Queen, was named OUlo State Fair Queen for 1970. She is a freshman at tile University of anclnnatl majoring In fash. ton design. Cindy Hester of Buller Coun· ty, Sally Stinson of Ross Coun· ,ty Diane Disque of Franklin County and Cindy Martin of Ml· aml CoWity were named wthe COW'!. Miss Wallace will enter lbe Queen of Queena cooteat Sundoy. The Hats Day contest saw Mrs. Russell Wllllam8 of the Columbus suburb of Baley win , with two entries - lbe Moll : ::~-:;::: .. By Ullled Pnu 1-.alllal ltedlbeFunnlestlfalandlllty.::.•. Eltleaded o•lo wealber Ann Blitz of Kent bad tbe ~ ,. . · · '·~·-'·· ··' 'Commentlation Medal Sewage =:~'.::·:. Thes.:OI'~u....afro!n .:: ~:. ·. · . · . . u. s. · Iilii·reflect. "' credll . System· • Smtday wltll. lllP Ohlo wlll be gut~t. at lbe -...,,, .• ,_,tile apper IGday. QtiJ . hlmsiJ~ ind lbe United n. 8io. 111111 1be II Mn. r;:.:; bas States 'Arm••" , Is ri"' o 'I IPtli'tlte Thi Army Kt!OPP allio I OplC <o.u , 111 ,... (Iaily vice npoo; tile ·baa been blghly Medal for commended by Jimes W. frOm Oct., l'lillllps, alrfl'e1d ~II A. Pf4!1N111 report on the · Can ..'11111 VIetnam. Tbf let!A!r propou1 sewage system In the of~~~~~· lonl8rdid Jo l(popp'• parenll'. •IUa&e of Rullaad 11: teads: : . · ~ wben Rutland~~=~" to lake ~~ .u:r: = lietll· 'IIIIo lows penlllrel distinct Ra. 1 ......,... A Savings ·Aetqlint · from our bank ,will .add sul:lsfantlaHnterest t!) ·YOUr mO!)lly. Milke the moil of \lOur stvJ.irclJ !Aotcomt. '""e regularly. Your savings af dli' Pan~ Is not ottly safe. but , available· \IIIMIIever netided . So ... come ln loday•• NI!ke·'mO(Miy _;';llllthOut even 'lrylngl . I8 .0 of the k.tilin BINtd of con· Veterlttl Melllorlat Hotpltal ADMITTED - Eqene baur ~ 'lll,l'tl•, ' . _ bt tbe J1'l•l!er, Pomeroy; Clara ,~ Mlnarsvllle; Charles IUtchle, Mlnersvllle; Harold eo.assemblyroom,USliOEast, OOLUMBUS(UPI) - AU,etar IWcfolil . . iieen•Pn!liedUI Smllll, . Jr., Reedlvllle; Athens. _ . entertalnment, tophorseraclng, , the 011eaco offtclt.lor fanllng, Theartha ·Keefer, Polnl Tile prvjJOIIetl 1U • mile good weather and plenty of ....~~·· .. •- f Pleaaaat; Edith McCoy, corridor would ateud from events bave been combined to reque.... or s,Na.. emtlnsUS50· US33juncllonin place the 1970 Ohlo Slate Fair ~ . Hufflllaa director DISCHARGES - Nancy AtbenawellsllitgCR20•US33 attendancelnrecord!lgures. NvleWW tbe Si•twt«. N..,..: Manley, .Everett Hutton, junction solllh of .Dlrwln. II More than one mlWpn people · . btl!'b06d YOuth Qarpa prOfll'lm Giclrle Gteen, Janel kn, would parallel emllng US 33 have attended tbll year's espom1 Operation ~ Joblt Nelaon, ml Orla Jlub. and former propoled alignment siUon in the flrltlb: days, wilh Tblrty Glllla and llelf• bard. w the west six daya yet to run. Tuesday's ~~~~~~~ n ~ emRevised alignment would figures showed 154,539 falrg<>pljiilldbttlleprojeCidnll'"'!lto · better accommodato planned ers, boosting the total to 1,145,· cl181j!tp pgbllc ·areu ud FIREMEN CAU.BD four lane lbnlted IICCtsl hlsh- 704, more than 1:10,1100 ahead or 'lfi'lllilll, · Ml~ firemen IUIIW1!fed way and proposed interchanges last year. Buliara SeliN, Home a call al11:2$ am, Tues!ay to with CR 102, west of Shade and The one-mllllooth visitor was OttmdJ · .Ntni. oldllned tbe Race .St., where a car was Ohlo 181, wesl of Dlrwln. · 011e of the Robert Cochran lam· eomd..-!t7 llf!l~tl proJIIct reported on fire. Suggested right of way for Uy from Strongvllle. Cochran, a IIDdthelll'wlt~fGcldad The lU&e was ~ proposed new corridor foUowa pharmaceuUcal salesman, Meclle,t proJ'!CI wblell waa before.the department's arrival II!CIIimnendaUoni of ,_,~~y brought his wife and ftve chil· fanded bt the~~ d .,,IIIII. !lftd.~eaware lf8hl. Owner completeli preilmlury en· dren to lhe lair on his vacation. · · · ' ·' ol tbe ·car··wu notldenlilled., ~ report. The Cblldren, including a set of · · · two • year • old twins, got free .... qilt'l ' Hearing ill: •• ~ijeoe, 'tetelon of II' . . . Chief •f!Y'l ' Highway ~!i 1ac·· ~~~":; rellle~tlon il!th llmited . , .. m1.1~: ·' Ni:w YORK (UPII stocks opened lower Ill IIIGderete lanlover Ieday, Aaalyala leaeraliY believed Ike market's dowaward cornc:tlon lllll bas furtber IG go after m,t week's lllroal lldva11ce. TWey also noted llutt eoacera . ·aver labor wanted 101' not appearing In negollatloas ltl Delroll alao court after he threatened elec· could put a damper •• trlc company c:rewa lnatalling tradlq. eleclrlc linea acrou his proper· ,.,.,,.,,.,.w.v.·,···-~''-<·"""~'"'1"""" ty. ..w,·=="'·"r"·'··-'~"""""' Deputy Dive Wilbur, with Steele at lbe lime of tbe lhoottna, was Wl)unded when be tried IG call fOI' belp after hear· lng 1hots apparently kill· ed Steele. ., 8berllf depnlles from sur· I'01IDdJng counUes ,joined pollee 4op llld lllgbway Patrol bell· coptesl In a IDIIIIIve search of lbe detutel7 wooded area Tuesday. Mllbt waa believed carry. "~=·~~~·;"'Mtmli!W'f~ ~· &l""T"~!Qt...,., a'llifu!tent ,or prllpollilt ••colltonu. 11\lrtto ·r~·· Jll• :mom ~IIHI" IIVI '"·l'prt.., I! ~ State ~ I fWida. Pomeroy connell's approval of tbe measure wUJ he for. warded w Theodore Beegle, englnter of the Mel,p County Hlgbway Department CoUildl, meeting earner than 1lsU81 due to·the fact thel Labor Day labs on the regular meeting dote this mooth, s1ao pve a second and third reading to an ordinance provldlng for action ln caoeo where old bulldlngs are fire or safety hazards. The new legisllltlon empower a lbe fire clllef or olber ·~ order buildings which · are The ordlnlnCe )ll'ovldes ~ . · • dangerous or fire haZards wbe there wlll be no loitering on .,- i either repaired or tom down. village owned lots from 10 p.m; • The ordinance outlines to 6 a.m. A fine of fliG Jl! ·'11; proteatstepa 'bleb tbe pwpet 17 provided for violalorl. '"-"' . owner may take if he objecls w more readlnp wlll be ~~ .· lite order. It further provides The ordinance oo loitering_If acliOI'I which the fire chief is to· ' the result of conalllenl I'Cll)ltake to follow thrOUjlh on lhe plaint. by members of t!M/ razing of bulldlnga lf the pollee department' on 'lollerbtf property owner takes no. aclloo laking place on village owned on orders. The ord1nan~e lots. Considerable damagl" provides allo that the fire chief baw been Incurred to plrillii may lnoure safety measures be meters, partlculatly cin 1M, taken by firms which deal in lower parldng lot along lbe 011<1 lnflamable materials. , River, by young pe4!p.le loafiDg !>lven a fll'll readlni! was an there during the """l.llfll)r Ol'dinance U1 stop loitering on (Cottllnued OD pace : Is Continuing olotttr,ltnltonttl .p""":~; .,.. • 'lhtl ,Mt-NIIIt•• - ·'~~...- .1~· · . ~.I. 1 w,m be provided from .Mills Search ~~vh••:r ,:: ;:,r,t,~''lr·.:: '· ~toll ,ot.qt\10. ~l:,ii.\""kr~:~~:'\:.\':ll:firf.::: · ""f." lht will; ~~~~ 'tr mo,.ll~ ~~P~;~.un:'. any 0 .,r•;~, ~ ot of ....,. •••• 1""· .... . . . . . . . 1!*11o new Route 7. ; The P.esent road; willch wlll lie.~ for the new I'Oidway, lB bOwn u the lllland ChW'ch l!oa!l. Approval of the IIR road ll.apattofaplanwafkedbulby local leaders some montba ago for Improvement. to be made In tbe county, parlleillarly ln acceas roads, with tbe slate highway department to be rt!llpOIIIible for lbe costs in·. volved.. Funds for the im)ll'ovementa, Project &l!Mi:~·a,:;:;::'*:~,:,::::::!(®::::x­ ruldtnta ot.lht · N·~EJJ · :E. .s~.·.,E··y· S· ,; ··'/. '(,~. .:•.... fARTICIPATING fN AU omo fOtn'll CHOIR DebiU JoJg., aitd Jolin J!llclduger 11re partlc:lpotlng In the All lido YQIIIIl Otolr, with Gloavllle 'l'homal u Ollllr . lllncl«. ld the Oblo Slate J1'1lr. llelected from 2,000 .,.. . plk!anta, lire So111bn Jllgh Scbool J~ and metll· ben ollbe Blah Scbool Ololr: '11ley 11re ltaying bt lbe Youth Oanler Donllitorlet oa lite Illite J1'11r&roonda. Debbie lathe daUllhter ol Mr. and Mn. Stanley Jolmon of Rt. 1, Racine; JobnlllbeaonofMr.andMrl. WllllamElchlltller,lDcal. SYRACUSE - Plana _. are,.:.~o:;:~ completed for a dinner to be . , ,.,,.. held on Lebrc' Day' wl!en tbe benedlciiJII· . ~ti ~"' of tb -... ..... u.:. ..., ""'--1· Ladle• AUAOUary :.~·.,::-;.~• . ,_~ . ".· ~ •-- 1, t ....,e .... ,.._......., .. ....,... . , _ Volunteer Fu ......, ~ a - r .Da ...__._ · Jean~ U"' . headquartera Mo,day nlsbt, 6 ._.'M:.'ri:; Rlzier .~ • .vw.t'1 Aug 24 nwu, ..... ~ , The in,.ung In 'cbarse of Thelilla Grueaer, Alll'l...e• president MJla lludlon, OpeDed Hubbard, MlldNd Plftb.~. with prayer ind lla& pledge. 'nna, Jinlce La~ . ....,."\ Deooilonl were alY*n 117 Edllb Lavender 1114 lbe belli . Hood, whO read RMI-1:1·12. ; Roll eall waa ll1iWmd bJ 1l HOTtel .ON ~ILl~~· , members. Repoill were .read ...2"·!.'!."••,"'li'I'.&IMIIII't.' : ..• and apptaoed. · ~ w ·~~ I . The menu 101' lbe dinner wlll no Itoto ot o•••• ~''''· be fried clilc-.n, maahed Coonty.... , ' • ;;o• •+fi•~' latoel noodles cole lflaw · Tho lxe<utor ,qr. Alfmlft· ~y DRIVUH ·, ,.,,r"'i''.l'~.,_ lili.iw• lit'rj ;· Eu..-n 2 ( '.' E.venll .~ 'il" labor o·' ay p·ICniC =.:Lund, ~~····· •, . u ;- MEIGS lHEAlRE How To Make Money W'dhout Even , Jri an eme.tgency move lnclildlng tbe Hiland Road peraoos he so deslgnales to tbHillijje IIWIIed parldng lot!· JloriiJ.ay nlgbr, ~ ~e ~ell gave lhille readll1gl to • otdlnan"' wovtng the Cliitatiuctton of 8 new access a~CI ~=~~~!i=~ Three Meigs_ Boys Attend . . ~. .. ., . Ch.ur(' h Carnp lad. A XI' ll'ary PIans I" . leS u . . . Past Matrons·· A0nua·1p•ICniC ·' ~ K'Cl .By Council b ~•ncr c ) ew Access ,.~ · Judlln8 the ,nuQIII'IIIIl • 1 ~ Wtlbl11WQM1'1. Walter River, Weber. I1\IPei"Yllor of Pie Gillla CquQty ' - Mat}' Sc!hoolll of GaDlpolla. • Chrl& ~. Tomiilf ~. Jinnlpg rl~bona and tba,, S!J8811 . •'·•· Collien . , "".- '" DMII, schoola lbey represented were: ·))an Petty, · ....,.J '""""'" ", ,.._.,. EASTERN ~'- Chestlllr Reed, U.vld · Donuh......,_, Tina Delk!ns• Elemenlary - Bellly Amllbury, Jllgh SchOotPatty Dyer, Roctr , Fra~,r, n:=~ Jane Bahr, BeckJ Baker, MEIGS - Wllll8m ~lOyd,~.:'.!!'::· · c Roberta Jlaker, Kevin BartGn,.. Herrlaon'lllle Elementaq - Jm MIIScJ!l, -. Avis 13llsell, Jennifer Clark, 'Glen Kennedy. Middleport Palrlda~.~~~~ .PeJ!on, ~:~=~ PaineiB CIIJI!Ch, llenlae ~., Elementarl D4vld ~~~ . l~leree, Bobby Rope, 'K. Cindy DIU, Becky . ~ Demoakey, Gfqory Knap, Jeff ~~ lliqie, Pall) Rupe, De!n ' ,;..,,jm Donald Eichinger, Marllit Moore, Ton)i Seott, Aana Sl!lrt!t Randy Tacketl, ~ d !Coate Evans, Terry R. Farrar, J~· Stewart Melp Jllgh School - Tyree, Edith , Woodard. ar • , frey Friend, VIckie Gaul, Unda Deal, Owen B!ackwoocl, SaUallury EietJ!enlary - Joyce =~~~=~dJ Fr!l"ces Hawk, Rachel Hunter, Nlkl . Bremberg, stepben' N-, ·Ri Brian Jordon, Pamela Kautz, Buchanon, ·Ralldy Burt, John Ord, VIckie Rll!lr, Debbie · Brende Lallham, Mike Lawson, Csrd, Janice Eastman, ii<Jier Roush ilcer IIDbab Franll s••in' Sandy Wl!ne', ·Mar't unns = ' ' II - .' Young. ~ar'I,CiiJWU..~ .• , WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1970 ,.. •. '· A1TEND CB J,utBOREE SYRACUSE - Mr.andMrs. JamesR. Whlte,doughterMar)' :~edovemlibtcamplnglna rou..·lll4~for,l.~ ·Belh, llld Roy Unroe of Dunbar • ~ Twp houri .... day wu IIJ)enl maybeealelltbere, taken out or W. Va. and Richard Duckworth Tours flower BlloWB, clvlc dearallons wlll be ~lured. •-•Iller c1u1 with tllelr 11 wiU be dellver611111·Syracule m1 Agne9 White, local, atbeaullfl~tlon projects are oo Arrangemtllll wo.re made U1 b;di'vlduot ~cher, who ac- reoldent.. For deUvery ·Nt'VIce tended the 'frl.County ClUzena the agenda of actlvllles planned continue lbe lunllr lllfdm club companied tbe cblklren to phone enMll, 11'JZ43'13 or 11ft. BandRadloClubjamhoreehcld by lhe Winding TraB Garden work with tbe cub scouts. lbe UJness of 2101 or aee any /•IIJ!:lllary Sunday, Aug. l&, at lbe Beckley Qub for the 19'10-71 year. Attending the p!•nnlnc : Mlcha . el, member. . · , Radio Club Grounds at Crow• Meeting recently 11 the home aeulon were Mrs. Robert u 1..,._ and Jeff wert in lbe A "Ilea martel" wul alia' be W. Va. and visited Hawks Nut of Mra. Dora !Ieaton, lhe club Lowla, (nlldent; Mn. Heaton, -r~> 11111 Fischer held and there wlll be ~·· new state park near Amstead, olllcers and prosram com· vice prelldenl; Mn, 11obert :r'ofPastorT ·von w. Va. teams. thll Melp mltiH members outlined the Thompton, presldtllt-elect; was •pent , , AIS:45p.m. Wedneadoy, 1 .. I I' r.: ]\.QJ.8UIIIIIOI•!11111·-ttltt, ' : ~ d 'A!'M ai'cf;~1illf''Wi'lr.• ~ l'i'ilf. ·,,, .. • ~ - ..., · " < G.O. jlouoh andSons,teaml!J!d wlll be ot 'whlciJ f1Die i ·' · ~ 'member. ·. '' iaJII...Y at 6:45 p.m. Bsrr and Son matched OMmty to preVIew of IITangetnenta IIICl · .1 · The of · the RadDe Also attending from tbe local Conslruction wlll tangle with provide for HCODd . .. I Hos~ WelieJIIII Unl\ld , M~ area's Trl-County Club were tile People's Bank team. 11ap on tbe )IIH. '!bat Ll"f attnb WPI ,bold a lliillli: Harold Will ~r .. Buck Beaver, On Thursday evening at S:45 11ap II apected to be com· Johnsons Announce STAR CLASS MEI!:TB -tiblpltlbe-Ciflnw Mike Neutzllng, Buster Pbe~. Meadowgreen Gardens wlll pleled 111 the tlld of tbll y-. SYRACUSE _ The atUUtal DtuJiu llariiDI at, •• aJD,. anci G«qe Francis. meet K.lll4 K. Mobile Homes A tblrd ..... wW btVolw Birth of Daughter p•-•c of the Star Clul ol the ~.\(llll)bft~loiUi c Sales UJ lbe lake j\OU Wid' -~ _.....~.~ . wllb Jim's Amper more euavatlon 011 Mr ml Mrs Jamea w Firat United Preabyterlln . meet GSI atl:45. Iilii roed C111111r11C11on. • • . • Church was held atlbe home of frlda'y eyenlng'aachedule WbettC'I'IIplete,lbeparkwlll Jolmaon of Pomerny are an· Mra.SualeFIIcheratMomln& wiU lnclude tbe West Columbia itfford pttWc flablit&, phmnlng noiD1~ tbe blrtb of a daughter Slar. A dellcloua potluck lunch Tws. HlllhllUes versus Point All Slarl lind bodng, pcmleklng llld oo Aug. ll at the Pleaaant was served at noon, with grace htof. I at•$:45 p.m. .llld the Farmers OV1l'Dl&bl campbt1 ladlllles, Valley Hosp~ m pG!IDds being glft!i Jiy Mra. Rachel ~ 'plcnlc .of lbe . put ANNE OF THE Bank te1m veraus Foote · The baby.:; baa been · eci McBride, !levm•l members of malronloiB:!'IIIPilueCbaplllr, THOUSANO OAYS Mlnerala18:45, 14 OWlets Gr--"-·"'~ lhe~MalunCiulwere <Jrd* d tile Slar,.: ITtchnlcAIIorl llllrelbmenta wlll be BOld. Tractor Contest Teresa Lyn, "'j-.· -,;!ye guesta. · · held~ nlshfat tile ~!«tie of Richard Burton . l ., ' Gonovteve Bulold • • w ' . RECENT GUJI81'8 ~ ~~and Mrs' Followlnll tbe .lunch tbe Star ~ ~, Jolm ~. . ' Colorcarfloft: , Mr --A Mrs 0or Ebersbach Slated Labor Day am:J~ ~. Mra: Clul hel!llla . . - meetlllg ......,... .. Tile Ant F.-n Uncle ·"'"' · ' · A barbeeue, garden tractor Frances lloltou,' Lelarl, W. va. wlth . ,-rankle Mumaw, Husband~ ~ ~ _. '• former realdents of Mason ml ~1, preeldlng. SbQ read gulall at the plmlc. Mn. Allen now o1 Otlando, Fla., visited tbe pulllng contell 1114 a pua4e· ml Mrs. Nora Jobnson, Grove the 23rd Paalm .for ,devof!ona. Hupu pve cnce. Gimes peat two weeki wlth her wW he among tlie hljhllsbb City, are great-srandmotben. lldl call was~:.~ were played and 'prl•• molber, Mn. Everett (Gladys) wbSD lbe Otetller fire deplrl· The Jobnsona have a Bible·- · JloullM · · awlrdeci to lbe wlmerl. Plana ~~SOH . Tltomaa bt Mason. ment ._.. lla . Labor lla7 deughter, Jamie Sue, nine, ml iraa c:Ot,dQ~:!ed. Cballlllrll five ·~ to ,ierve refresh. VIsiting ~ Ebersbachs at celelntlon Monda,J. a aoo, Todd, seven. ml IIJ:.Of lluciY· booll ''G\l!l'i menll at tbe Cha.Ptet: meeUni ·Ther mother • home were Mr. A cblcll;~n aad II)JIIrerlba P,Ychlit!lt'· .were ·~ ml ~ nlsht. s.pt. 1 and Mn. Morris Walker of barbecue wlll begln II 11 SJII. s~ed. M call fOI' A~ were Mt.llld Mrl. Double Fiotun Progrom' · Nevado; Mrs. Mabel Gerlach with lbeparadeachedttled l'llr 1 September wlll be • Bible .w.n Hi!aMi, ·" "· and Mn. and !laughter Carol, of Pt. ,_...._ ....._ _....... . ' Mn .....la u •..o.- ..L~...c· J....... ~- .~ ..._ THE STERILE Pleasant· Mre• F....-esl Bachtel p.m. ...,._, u.- _...., Veterans ll{emtrlal HOIPital character. · . ..., """"r'' .....,._, ~..., "" . .... """' CUCKOO of Mlddiepor't· Miss Jessie contesl:"'twil!.!'!l"~bSeldpJDat.witbeth AD~ITTED - Mlcbelle wlll be tbe belli~, Meetlllg JJ&r!'Y.,~1Jir,:._andGrMn., .r Calor · ' the ... "' .,. Bearba Pomeroy· Lena Noble clolled with henedlcllon. Flddln8 .... . -.. ace !.Ira Minelli -:u~~: ~!:' O.le lila farm In the Mason;' Tlmoth7 'j118tls, Mid: Atten~lns , were ,111~mbera French, Mn. ·!!:~~Norton, Wenden Burton e · fotODIICID.Jnthelltemoi!D llM!n! dll!port; Vlclcle.YoWJg, Olfton; Mn. Dalay RoUih, Mra. Mn.Beu)alqlay.M,~. Jtllle -PiutJUSTIIIE LOCAL IEMI'8 wlllbePIII"'IIIdbleyderaeee Joyce Carson, Mason; George Florence Polll, Mn; Rachel Houdaahell, ~·' ~ ~;~r,. (Calor) Temperature ' ln downtown for tbe dtlldna. Radekln, Albany; Ruby Gibbs, ·~~. Mn; M)'la Hudeon, Lyo111 and lh'izl &I'NJ~on, . R Puneroy Tueaday at 11 am. Pl'oceedlfrom1heda7wlllgo Lelart, w. va.; Harry Relt-~· · Mrs. Ada Edjlle Miller. , • ==-==A=Im:•:::. 70 4egreea under sunny department. tolbeflreecpdprnenl~oftbe mire, West Colwnbla; Debbie . SJack. Mrf' AUSUSI& 'tVlll and ' Alberton, Long Bottom; · gut~t., Mtl. Doria Jrle..d llld Charles Whittington, Jr., · Qarr1n .,., JWrln,Mrl. Ellber Ml"'"......... m1 Woodrow Call ' Harden and Debbie, Mra. 81!:1!:1• DIVOBCI!: Melp Geaeral Helpltal - . . - ., ' un•-' .,._ m1 Tb!a Mn A ••t ADMlTTED - None. Jr., Mld!lJeport. """""" • ,...~. '" c ' · .- lor dlvG:Ce was flled·tn DISCHARGED Michelle ,J,mce 1Aw1011 anij ua,Jd, Mn. Mel,p CoWIIJ ,Conimiltl Pleu · ·DISCHARGED - Georse I Bearhs. lAura PICkeN, Mri. -l!eatrltt ~~ by Cryalal &:, SlllfJI'OII, Kaulf. 111aJre J4ft ·~ N- Racine, )II. t; a..ln,t Cal~ B. and ril.a and~; ANI tbe Simpson, Jr., ~om~roy, - • ,,bolteu, Mrs. ~· · · .charllnS a~ chtelty. l••~tb~e. ' glveneach,llld,•willte awarded each ·lilth ·a COIDity parka department. was OpeD bo 1iDUlft8 broadl)' at lbe now 8IJII. honored during a program ot wiU be IIW1Irdad. ~ acre part. Davie Councilmen tl!eSep!emberltmsetlngoftbe claurootnviiUallat!wlllbe Dave Yarborough and Jeffrey Rutland P.T.A. alta' eacb meeting. Latham weno alao on band Ul Plana for the recognlllon of Mn. Howard lllrcbllald wlll tbe park that wlllaene tbelr Mn. Margaret Paraonl, Mn. bandle notes of tbe meetln8l IG Martha Cbapm·~, Mro. ,.._,11, Mra. Tam lllriiD wlll area. .. _ ...._ llOiiiiiiOilled Blanche Nellon, llld- Mn. Allla .serYe - - • ptC4Pam dtllrmiJI, ''MrS ,... .._ ad Wmclell Grate u bance that th~ park would be a living Osdln were made cllrlng a memorial to her hlllbald. recent executive committee chairman. '"As time goes by,'" she meetlngheldattbeboiDeofMr. Hoapltallty for the firll oald " 'and 88 tbll park Is and Mn. Vernon Weber. furthwde¥eloped, I beHove thot all the people fNn all waiU of Hie will benefit from tbe CllllliDlJslone' ~~ : : the Iovin&· llll!llldld~•• L~ to Mlll'kbam wbo - ,_. make tbll co1Dity a better place in whlch to Uw.'" A few days following the dedication ceremonlea an _.,,Till federal grant for second slap clevelopmenl of Markham Park wu announced by the Department ol Lend ml Water CottserYatlon. The money wlll be used fllr lnltallallon of U!llltles, acavallo11 d a ~ acre lake, wblch wlll be named Laka Mldoi)'D bt lrlbute to the ,,' . 'IS: · i biS u ::,iJ"""A Jessie field and Flo,d · � 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 09. September 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 September 1, 1970