https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c58f7321472bf7be532070a8d220710f.pdf e5f539b353df6bb4e951361dcf48f429 PDF Text Text ,, ·. ily Ulliltd Pmo.blilt1r!~lll;.'. z!lrio!t. requklt14 the ll!a!.lin{ai:ts Ni~e AliobanlB parerit4 ' u:S. Allorney Wayman G. 53,0011students Wlllt ~~~~! :~ appear in 41 Sllerrer uld lhe pareniJ toot Wday in N.:riO!k, VI Birmingham today on charges over c..........,. at an e~ largest school cliatrld. of trying to thwart deaejrqa· lary tchool and a high scltool.ln city and the NAACP Uoo by <J(Iel'aling 'unauthorized Talladep Qlunly, Ala., and appealed the federal plan; "schools within schools." laughl children 'registered In ci(y because of lhe massive It is believed to be lhe flral other zooes. Sllerrer uld there bludng and lbe NAACP becaltle move by the Justice Depart- were 170 children in lhe It says lbe plan leaves too ment against parents who send elemenlary "school" and l25 many radally indenlifll~ their children to achqols oulaide students In lhe "high school." schools. • In Louilllana, Gov. John J. federal court-approved school At Red Springs, N.C., about 3,000 Lwnbee Indians held a McKeithen said Thuraday he )a rally Thursday night and considering closing public reaHirmed lhelr defiance of lhe schools which have been larsely assignment of their chUdren to abandoned by white _studenll•. Tonight lllru Tuolda~ desegregated public schools. He uld he ill checkinl flral to Slpt. 4-1 About 330 of lhe children sat determine if he can legally do Thursday In an aU-Indian this. Many white children In BUTCH CASSIDY AND school, which the Indians want Loulslan.a, as well as Alablma THE SUN DANCE KID and Mllslsslppl, have left pullllc to relain. Technlcalor A desegregation program schools in lbe face of D188Slve Paul Newman deaegregallon to attend private, . , .. · Robert Redford Col orca rtaons : segregated schools." W.tiiiiiNGTON -A REPORT Oil lite • - of ed TraHic Trouble AI Bolton, the Massachusetts la!ld ~ IQ ~ Oblo Riflr .J.,.m_- - ~ ~ II Bugged Bug DeparlmentofEducaliOII be8an JIOYtitllltw 1burtdl1 bJ file Wattr ~ ()w,.,U . · ' Win Lucky a review of Its flrat-Jn.the· 'lbe ~ laellldetl il1ldl . . .tlrfitil Ill IJood· jint!ICI~, Admission : $1 .00 Adults. 60c Children nation Racial Imbalance Act, ponr poei'atl1111, illriiiiiiiiDW, recteiUaa; IIDd 11111Ntfa.t, . Show Starts 7 P.M. which provides that no school .,..,unilnl<!r IIIII pr IVI!Ioft or culbni tiirvklel will"'' '~· I. may have more than 1i0 per MtlDDY BIJT HAPPY, lldt 8oafll VlelumeM rumer AfiAI'tt.esov•nancmtmml•tlle"IM!ri,theCDUIIdl-to at 2 p.m. Saturday ~ tile , Three divorces have been cent noo-whlte enrolhnent. lllooldq ferwud to a 10011 bnelt u lie plowl a rice lelld a lblal repcrt to Ccllt8rea. ' McCoy FuDeral Hc.J!I'tlljb ~~ . .- - - - - - - • granted in the Meigs C<lunly A federal court at Flint, paMy Ia llle Metoat Delta areL Tile Mebll& River'• ' John Bryent ~ll!ifr ~ C<lmmoo Pleas C<lurt. Mich., Thursday deniad an llted- ... lleea coea all yeu Md llle wu - • Ill COWIIBVS .... MJ1111 01110, Mill Grace EliiDe ~ wbD lerment will I ~ _In' VlitiDD On grounds of extreme NAACP appeal for an order to uve neede4 from lite rlcla farmlal nctoa. doetin~cwudderbonelfllllldlof .apolltldu,J*fwiQIH!)Iboae MemorliJ M. ~.·'lll! cruelly, Wanda L. Smith was force Detroit public schools to 'JlnndiJ u 111e IJII'I)clpa\ldiD ' 11'1111 Vflllr'i Daf" O.!it•rill. be held t !til ~~ granted a divorce from Frank frlllli ... and 7.. ' • -· .~ '· Integration. The --~-~x~w.·,·~v.w.w.wAw'~' Mill RIM, 1!iloiiiVII !lltltrdAY fur.Allan~ "''"'• N. J., and G. Smith. A decision on the accelerate NAACP claims Detroit scbool.s ·=·-=''· A''''·""·'·'~~.w~ P.OO r · """ lhe 'IIIII Amertel pqtllll, tllftl'ftd fr«n - [ll'eJIInd Ia& u custody of minor chUdren was ::;-::~~ A jarlodletloaal dlopale lhedl'gedJQitbwbDbavljalllll'iildtll.oftlliollrand·'Rie. JJr~: deterred. on an answer and crOfiS system for blacks and whilel. belweea membera of lbe ""RON•....,, ......... '_ lllf . ~ -··.- , . . _ • ' •·. 'operat1a1 eaglaeero aalon "" ....., ........, .........,.... T""•:· - ,~ pelilion, Donna R. Wilaon was and eleelrlclau 1w Idled l'nlldent JCJimloD ptbend 1dlh 1G0 ._.. ol ~~~ 1"1-:.-.-J given a divorce from Joseph R. some ZOO employ ... II lhe bql),'lllillll4lndullr)''lllllfll!a1lilbt~pe,~etutw,ipl UVJ ~l:lf~ WUaon on grounds of grOfiS eonolruclloallile of ... aew B---1- ;~Do Mm;'ranfNii4eDIGulllavoDiu~TbeypnlflldllbD.•• . . neglect of duty. The defendant was given custody of ooe minor Holler Medical Cealer ·~ ·" .u. dllel li'dll~eet of ·bll1lllpberlc IDIItllrit1· Ioe1ted atlbe Juadlon of Rt. I'll a 11111......, ate ~ llllilln 1111 ehrnet or a lllb child. Also on grounds of grOfiS 1M and Rl. 35. TOLEDO (UPI) NegoUa· centuryblllroamatlbllocllililder..-tjallliDI'IIIoflbebordltr, negiect of duty, Jenny L. A spokesman for the lions between the city Board of NIJM uld llt&t Dta Orda'a lljs , _ Ia GIIIOI bad wM 1111 Bowers was granted a divorce -er Coaslrllellon Co., Educatiolland .the Toledo Fed- •........ ... ..:.hw-ot ,; Tu •• from Danny E. Bowers with the ,...,_,. "' ...ecrellleet P+• -.. ....... ; aur_IWo colllll'lllo ceneral coBtroetor, uld lbo eraUooofTeachers('I'FT)broke in inlniDC 0111 our prollleml." plaintifi being given custody of eledrlclaoo lel·tlp an ID· down Thuraday night, live da)'ll one minor child. lormall_. picket Uae lids before school Ia to open. . . In the same court a suit filed TFI' President Dal j,.awrence OOLIJMIIUS-U. 8. UP. ~TAn a. '-illlillbll recenUy by J. B. O'Brien versus SANJUAN, P.R. (UPI)- U.S. mol'lllq. said 00 furlber meetings have lnltllilbiclf«IIUJIIIGI'lfr«nCJIIIII.-Iareillllallultlanmlil'lllt Patrick Johnson, et al, was military concern that Russia 'l1lla II file flnl major been scheduled in the pay , U.S. Senate. dlsmiased. It was ordered in may be pllnning to establish a walkout at lbe hoopltal olle dispute. Taflll'ridiQ' prO)IIIIICI a -1101111 ~ Ill aid ."'!IDiot another entry that the Racine naval base in Cuba got more •IDee coDIInlellon began lui The b<wd of educalion has dtbenl. Allile ume tllrJe, be IIIIJIId.~ W. Qll'ttl ol dD· Home National Bant collect credence today as a fleet of Odtber. offeredaoalaryacaleof$7,100 clnnal1uchalrmallofthe"Senlcr0H~~n1f«Tafl0wrmUtee." $1,659.99 plus interest from warships approached the ~'='-'<'i:':':'"=''''':':«''''''''''''''''''''''' lor beginning teacber1 to fl2,0011 James L. and Caroline L. Ruth. Soviet caribbean for the secood lime for veteran teachera and liJo.e J'OBii'BI' BUlB, N. Y. - 'lU a.~ Pllldto C'~ulet and lhe ~-okl aii!Udley ao to lite con." *l. squadron, now :;:v=._ '*lilbil AIDerb'l llopel to blp liP wltb ilia phr! Dr al southeast of Bermuda and on a $7,2110 and '13,000 for 18'12. AtiltriiWw bt lhe U. S. Open lautll d!ampi«tM!Ipa. southwest course, posaibly towThe leachel'l! are asking for llmgJes, ol Malll'l, Calif., Meded 1411!, ,._ """'" ardlbepassBgebe~eenPuerto an Immediate top sallll Vladimir Karoltlw, and Richey, ol SI!IAngelo, Ta., !IIMIIAIIID Rico and the Domwcan Repul> of f}5,0011. Foll of Uti Anlelelln l!eCOftd.nwld actklft. Uc, Includes a guided missile The cily'a 2,4110 leachera have cnt1oer and a gu~ded missile been called for a meeting at IIEVEBE WINDil'OII.IIIIalll,i [IIIIi ol Tnd'•M, ll',u and deltroyer. . , , ·, . , , h !';'. ~c·3 «!af before .·. · . ao.tv · . • 11111111 ,. .. ~-,.,;!M .. ,;;;t!IS!_P •I•.IIil ·•·~ v "'"' ";"." "-' • tieltiGl·lt' Wllltt,-·lo ~--1;~-!!'lf.,~.~ '"'~'t. ~!\ terulei \II the group CORONADO, Calif. (UPI) .... dllcusa lbe dllptlte. ~ ~~ J'lltiiiijl~ A' . . ' ' ' ~=~~~: Sales fall collecdons on motor subm8rlne ill confirmed It will be an President Nixon and fonner Non.ac.ademlc employes have Wlltlaulial'OIIIo a mlleun \plr II 11f!1 Nab., aid t.o vehicles purchased in Melgo interesting characteriiUc, a President Johnson gathered agreed to hooor picket Unes If Nm.p.h.atGnutllttland. Twofunnelelattdi.WIItiJ'I!!Ollt!d_. C<lunty during the month of U.S. Navy spokesman uld. AI wllll 800 leaders of government, the teacberl decide to alrlke. Cartll, Nab., 'durlnJ the euV IM!btl· .· August totaled $17,774.19 Mrs. far as the U.S. Navy .knows, buslneas and industry Thursday City School Supt. Frank Illdl !feph'*"'ll!n·•nportedwlndpolltrpto 70m.p.b. Evelyn Lucke, county clerk of Raula has no submarines In night to pay homage to outgoing uld lbe schooll would open u A lmll!'o awwped tbniUIII I B+llbert. JIICI., **illt-'MIID dauptel'l, · courts, reports. lhe area now, he uld. Mnlcan President Gustavo aebeduled "no matler what nalnrll!l.'llnD•I!d!qo,IDJiiriDifoarpariiiiii,~JIUiillll Cuit~, at In addition, $3,806.34 was paid The spokesman uld all of tile Diaz Oradaz. They praised him tbe leachen! do." uproutlnc n.. N- ollbe lii)irlel- ia'IM. · · • 1 JOlin (PtliFl in casual and use fall and $255 ships In the group are reladvely as a chief architect of Dick uld classes for the · Trwl'ftl't flllld aid [I01Nr IlDia !liN liNiilil Ill Wllllil! Muioa. Alao was paid for auto inapeclions new• the oldest having been hemispheric soUdarlty. 10010 62,0011 1tudants would be by ,_,. wln4ll4lfml ID P f' N eo.,. '1'1t1 • for vehicles being ...CJU;!ht into buill in 18116. In a gUttering stale dinner conducted by admlnlllrltlve ~UchtO!ualtlJJalofMm...,_Pa., WUwltlliCp!llllll' .,..,_ ,,!< the county from another state. In Washington lbe Defense held In the elegance of a 19th pei'IO!tllei, sullllllllle teaclteri .aftlr 11M ltllrm. · _ . The office of Mrs. Lucke Department 111d lhe squadron century ballroom at IIIII and thalli teachers wbo decide . ' C)aJr line minor lnjurill.. . . ~ . · . 1;sued m cerllflcales of title, would enter the Caribbean oceanalde resort just north II( not to strike. llll,llllflbeNIIofthe!llllhii«<)DJJI4rijY ntWI _ I jth!l" • . 183 notations of lien, 122 Saturday if II continued on ita the border Nlxoo said that Dlaz ......_ ..._,_ • • _ _, fr«n:• IIIC....._ ' ,_., ...,._ ,....,.... ,_.. ' memorandums, 563 ap· preaenl cdurse and lpeed Laat k the ~ of Ordaz's llx l'W• In office had WJo., ~ n at Needlu, Calif. pllcations, affidavits and assl&nments and 12 cerllfled lbe ea~ 1ron11er and witnessed "perhaps the greatest progreseln lhe history copies during the month. For the lOth naval&ea dlslrld, Read of our two countries In Ironing TVStaff 'M~ these activities collections totaled $1,463 with tl,l32.50 as Adm. Norvell G. Ward, uld In out our problems." Are Reported Dead ( · the county's share and ~.50 a ..-m •In San J11111 that Johnaon, recalling that he had Ruolla probably would eatabUah met with the Mexican leader for the slate. a Naval base 011 CUba In the seven times In his yeara In of- .. ,: . . ' • ·~- to - fte- Cndlir Middk t)hlo V,.lky '-'·t-. r, \ .. .. , . "t. ,...if• r.-.. court •;.'c -" . .rnRn st:etiONS ' ' 1- ,. . ¥OL. IY SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1970 NO. 32 / . '• ':a:.::j N-e = tia"ti"ODS ·_,.-_ WI'th TFf. ,w_m .,.,..,. SoVI"et Base thi;.,;e:.~oflhip Nixon, LBJ :: =:.' ' .......... . c.rl 817,774.19 7'hil Morrptlf{ 1 ··,..:.tl·,. :. .e·; en-·t .)1 ' · . . , r:• . -. near future. Salute to Labor. SCOTCH FOURSOME A Scold! Foursome will be held Sunday at the Pomeroy Golf Course itartlng at 4 p.m. A polluck dinner wiD be held following the golf match. MAlO NDRIVE·IN TONIGhT, SEPT. 4 Doublt FoaluN Program Don Knoth THE LOVE GOD? C.lor Pluo THELO$TMAN m»;r~"" , Saturday To the men and women~ achlevemenll 11111 among the greatest known of modem titnl, Our praiM and 111111111. We will not tran~ect bu1lne11 on Llbor Day, Monday, September 7. ,. ·~ I .POMEROY NATIO·NAL BANK •• ;t: .. . ' ' :~ ,· '. . POMEROY , .RUTLAIID Serving M~ifl Coullly Fllr 0(111' 911 Ye"r' .:;Memb<er Federal Reterllt' . s~aterf!/ , .•. :• •'•. .' nee. Invited him down to lbe LBJ Ranch ro ''rock with me on the banks of the PedfJt18]ea." The diminutive leader, reUrlng from office Dec. 1, obvlooaly rellabed lhe warmlil and affecllon of his bolts but !!POke with concern of tile pcwerty In his own country. JUNG11 OBTAIN PULFORD INGLEWOOD, Calli. (UPI) ....The Los Angelea lUngs bocke)' team 'l1lunlllay obtained veteran left wingman Bob Pllllord from the Tor11n1o Mallie Lellfs for center• ~ai'J MOnabaD-Iiilliliatlill!d.Brtan . .Mui'pllf... . .. . . • . . · (Row'S. ·. . . ll¥1$TED diVE I .If STE..... HOUSE • - In Toledo.. aceni. . ' Firemen evactllted famUies In the lmmetllate IJla ol 'l1le Pyrolu c..., which 'manufao. · lures Uqulcl petroleuiil: Aboul30 llferjlen, tight .PII'DP trucks; twl!. j!ook ajld 1!MI4er ·"""'--''-"!irews and . twq emetsenq .::...~"7·::::·: . the [Jiq ltllcl!l lllllii!Jed lo COiliiM ibe blaze to one lftl lllt~L : - "As .of ,!lOW tile ~~=\ ·- '. diac.arded tile sholglll! and bad a JapaMIIe rifle in his poemlllon. ·• · "He didn't have the Japanese rifle when they caught him," uld Wl!lier. ·' '"l'here were about tOO men In lbe area atlhe Ume when he was seen by Lt. Alleil and Sgt. Be88ley ," oald Walker. •'lie really wasn't too far from hia home. Then was no struggle at all." Don C<ltner, a photographer on the acene at the time of the capture, uld Mllli looked ''ragged" !rem hia five day ordeal In the hills. "He didn't uy anything when they gql him," uld C<llner. "He had on a gray buah shirt and gray pants. He had a hat on. But he was pretty weU torn up from lbe brush." ·•··la · ~ -_:Jii;·,/q many JUri .. · -· ' ·. ./, With the Neal ~ In AtlleDI - 111 . ·• eala~!IM!III in tbe • IF ov• 119 · )'111'1-Neal~rettr,j~·:.~. , . Jlavlne lild " appearing before Magistrate Olevil! Mahan and poeling a $,5000 bOnd IIW -bearing at 11 a.m. WednesdayThe mishap occurred at 7:45p.m.; about dark on ~ rain.&lck highway. Trooper Smith said that Woods, In a 18116, tw<>4oor Chevrolet was going south apparently towardahia home and the lrlc~- _ - ·· ' • will 1101..be pabllo~ed llnhy .. '· . ... ~~ .... .. 'The .o mc. · ·-···· ....-":':..· right wbeel ~'off tbi _!Mirm whiclt caused lhe traDer to start turning or jackkniflnsandltsU4aroundandhitthecar bead-on. On Impact, It knocked the car backwards, he uld, Into lhe bank. Thecar, althoughpinnedbetweenlherlg and bank, was parUy on lbe roadway and with lbe biC rig had traffic, that had hacked up for miles, Ued up for more tlum twooodshours. pinned In,,_ lo . - 'ef"._ . ..,............- . . . ,. . . ,. . . _____ . . ._.......... - .... c p • A b .' ' : . ~~.:mber~varle=~~. ~~~~ ~·:w=,d:v:elntou:_are:: ==~~==:=: .a mn .r ra _ n_ c zs s ~,·,_, _ _. _ _ · '::t = ]i'u·. _st G...0._.•,. s and G-. · ' · . " \ ..w.. •i ~"':,-...n· -.•. .. · :t/;r~_G:t?i£:, t~C!:~.f~~~~.~el~:· ~=~.~~~.truoka ''"al lriYellrte ou :t.W.lio. .•. - -...... .-":1>'.. • g.t . ,. ' .were~ andlowboycamtintowoe~ . - Orders ServJ.Ce • Con t'mued llllv,llful faB ~. - 1111 runs from Columbua to · · -. · and from Cincinnati-to Belpre . - . .:mcome of full PUCO heai'lngs. . The bua line recently fUed new ICbedulll -wililtlle PUCO which would Ohio) at I a.m. to ClncinnaU at5:26 a.m. GaJUpolls, wu awarded a too judgement vestlgatlng officer. He was placed In the 'Ilia Chief of the PUCO bul lraJllo asalnat Bllly Simmons. Masoo County jail and released after portalloo sec~llflll Dlttoe, uld lbe Commlaslon J!lid received a number of complalnll ro_ the ~oboro ar~a · ' .::" ,.,.,.,. . . . ;· tri. 1 . f.J · ... :Death Toll ~~.ling ·. ·JJ i I'J* ..,_llnMI · ot-.. . ; . 111 Uat4d. ,m~ mliltl~fflc F_· A breakdown · A ""'-"••• Sa•...a~u""··"'"'"'-••·•h-~lfortbe78- -, . . -.... _ _, . . _ -vwo.,... .ltG!tt ~btJ oW•i1 'rW 'over tile 101 ~ . lMI1i '•'i,·'- ,' ·, ' )Ciijcellaneotll ' ·•~-·· ~-·'lit""" ~ peraO!!I -~:. ~ • u. _ ·~J!M · _. 111~ all ,_ accldelltal dellha: ' IJ!· fateiiUea "fralflc o( .. ~ .... .' ' ~ ' · ·:. • COIDI.... II dealltl, stale total ln.~ ..!loft _.. • . ,",1 -. - - .. _,, ·' · · :: . '"' =~.o;,:~k . ~~~--~ T" ,_!.,~IDdau'!-':.:.beelleetyetfor ertal!!!!l' a ·nllllt l!ffeel Ill!: ~lit ' ;·~\11tnl.?'211~~ . 1, P 0• p.m., .,.,... .""""'~'" •.,.. . .' . plan~. w - while. Sherlfl'sdepuliea,Millard Halll~(C<Intlnlied on Page ID) .._.,. •""-· , "' }: '.I:' fecUVe stpt. 9, 1170 and wonld haft coollnue a bul which leavea llllllboro at tl_lml ..r.ilbe following service: From ~:Oiia.m.andarrlveslnandnMI1at5:11 tli.;.,••11 • ~·U·JJp.m toC<Il!Dhusal4:41 a.m. ~lilt~= yeara · . oa)'ll Ia TOLEDO _(UPI) .... Tlll'Aie exploal0111 ripped tbrcluCII a propane gas plant 011 ihe clty'a westaldetoday,IO...... ~ hundreds of feet laiD tile air. The Toledo Fire Depa.lfiOftlt said tbel:e wen ao lmmedllle ~ of ln)llrles llllil ito ambu1ancea were called to 1111 : ; . '• 8•'fi>~ vid · •an4 "'"'• Da u .- years old• ...dOIII!l'IYf!latPleuantValley m·. . . ,·'SR~S ~'W!6i$!'.:::9S'.:::~~l<~~>>>t:--.~.m=:::'f!l '.'llosW* Atiolbei' ®Od. Klrei1 s. Woods, .,' , , . _ , i. • . . .-: .. _ , , . JUDGE RENDEIIS DECISION 7, U~ aii!J«'' umei but c!ild in 1be local GAUJPOUS-CommonfliuCourt hOBilltaloflnjurlesrecelvedlnlhem'wp, · ' J1!C[ge J!uwld R. CaiiiiiiDI has rendered 8 They wore lransferred 1n wucoxen and llYIIOBBOEFLICH - -.......;.-- ----'.- - - - -- - - - - -.- - -- - decillon In favor. of lbe pl,alallfflln two Mohr-Stevens ambulancea. ~_.AI this tiDie of judgemeat 'sulll fUed In his coort. Brady 'lbe ·lour deaths pushed the county's theytar ·'nlltds the w«d" IDIDII8 n...., Hardware, Inc., Huntington, has been highwayfatalllytoll tosb:sofarlblayeat. oh.. and ___, n will! Waldo awardada$2,1187judgementaplns1Larry Dempsey c. Apperaoo, 27, of South ·en._ ,._,•qf OQLUMJiuS _: The Public Ulilllies at 4 a.m. to Pmer~g. West VIrginia and Roletta Balea, Rl 1, Galllpolls, with Rockwood, Mich., driver of lbe big rig,... . Neal,--'111b~~~hls <lilmmiJI!iln of Ohio (PUCO) has ordered (Belpre, Ohio) at 8:35 a.m.; From ·ala per cenf1nterest from May 5, 1970. charged with ''llegllgent homicide," by ....,lvlilla MIDDLEPORT, 0. 'M' . *• Hi Planl ., ' PT. PLEASANT .... Mason County's loog holiday weekend was ~ shorliy after it began when four members of a Hurrtcanefamilywereldlledll'rldiQ'nighl alter a tractOr-traDer Jack-lmif~ and ''''''''''''~~':':>.:::x=:::w::::::w..:':':;c>»."_..:>);:'iS-.:: collided with their car head.oo on Rt. 35, NO PAPIIlR MONDAY twomUessoutholHenderaon,JOtll)eJoha ·~ •Oshel farm. · ., ' B . Jl :'I ll{; :.'. _ ·_· ·-~~~~\ ,._. '· . _.J. ~~.e. - -.·~ ·~· . . _ . :; ~~-·-·· .... BAKER FURNITURE (' Four Killed Friday South Of Henderson < clap 111e1r halltlt! to the IDiftb music. Cider !!peCiaton·jtllll tee! a quietening In their blood. Parents of first year band students search for a famlllar r..,e among the bandsmen. 'IIIey all look alllte, except to parents. But that en~ hliJfllme show didn't just happen, It illlhe result of many hours of pracllee Ia the bot August aun. For a picture atory on haw • band gets Into npe fur tl!efirtt football game, tum to page I. THE BORN walla, llle ltdtool walla and the fteld II empty, acept fur the majontles In the bacltground. Two dayl from now, lhe scbool will be lllled with chlkftn, and Friday nllbllhe field will be alive wllb activity as lite 11171HI foolbJIIoeuoo beglnl. 'l1le Idle horn 1bove will be picked up by a spiffy looking &!IIerman In the blue IIICI white uniform of Gallia AcadeJII1-IIigh School's llllftblng band. When the band marchel onto the field lor Friday'• hallllme lhow, one of lbe NghUallts of tile evenlna begins for many fBIII. UtUe children ~ :!':! Explosi"ODS <•) Mills reportedly ~:~~turned to the vicinity of his burned out. home late Friday 8ltll talked to Bernard Reynolda, a neigl!bot'. Reynolds told police he talked to M1lli lllrough a window while Mills sta~ outside in lhe yard. · Reynolds uld Mills asked him what hod happened In tbe shooting and wu told the sheriff .... dead and the depulf by." (Cootlnued on Page 10) II was at first believed Mills had .,,*'iliwill• PayHomage To Orada . Taxes Total .. McARTHUR, Ohio (UPI) .... Oliver MiJJI, 59, desCribed as a ''Vicious ~oodrat" atBllhe objeet of an Intensive five day search In rugged hill country following the sholglll! slaying of a sheriff, was captured without reslltance Saturday. Mills, of nearby Creola, was wanted on a murder charge In connecllon with the il1ling of Vinton County Sheriff Harold Steele and lbe wounding of his deputy David wmu when tbey attempted ID serve him with a warrant Monday. Hundreds of pollee officials using dogs, bellcopters and even horaes combed the area for Milia who was reported to be anned and dangerous. Lt. Robert Allen of the Athens C<lunly Sheriff's office and Sgt. Clyde Beasley of the Athens City Pollee Department captured Milia in a wooded area between two county roads, about a mUe and a hall from hll.home. "They got a loaded sholgun at the lime of the apprehenaion," uld Dewit Walker, an Athens County chief deputy. •'He lfuln'l bave it on him but they said II was near· May Go Up In Cuba Motor Vehicle < Apprehende . . (' ' . "* -IICel!l- . ' . :,'0 :,. 1 .' ·tver • MEIGS THEAlRE Divorces Are Granted ' • 1 ~·~i_,_ fl.·' AI beellcor•ttuctediDIUchawarthatthey Francis dealrol' IS tittle ollbe natural surround· posalbl • w tiD located on 4llll laP ol the camp 11 e. ' e wan ·111e ISCII!DPIII'Ounda and the camp hills Ia weateril keep facllilies Mtural and U primitive as lw~ pollllblewbllellllllbelnicainfortable,"lbe "'?'0'1 from allllall •emn •"1 the camp becomes ill of lbe 1!oaie f« a week to a~ll'.ly 7110 SGiilbeulern ~ ·J1!1111814etbodlatll be._ lbe aps of If and 11 Wbo atiQdlilbe of the Weekly camp held June 1 and Aug. 31. -~ . I!II'V~ ~ .. , ~=: Ia~ RevinC:Y ;:;w, ••'a lie•• ~ ~ '\· ;~. Howe\er,the the camp 18 11 is uaed . "~Q- ·_ - meetlltgl aid A !olive on tile In top shape. fur ~· DarliiC(""~tln:'!!._' on'w""~ - . '_ ~~~~ . -~ lf1;::;. ;; """ .,... • ace 1 �·,. ' ! ·"'-· ' i __________.,._____, : ., t. "'(• •-Hao1 o.~. .' ~ ' .J-'Tiii!Sunday'N-.,.. ':J' • .' OMO,................ DW. . .y,Sept,6,1970 I 1" --------- . I T• ., ' ' · .· L :· Area.· Deaths·· 1 . oeflich )' . ' · ~JO Bllllton oeetn1 never to liAVe a dulliiiOIDI!IIt, what witb a job 'i lle'l fMetnated wltb, an lnlerl!e lnlenel In modenl daMe, ud ftlllil1 art aesslons. . For l1le WI couple ol yean, J<J and her young 1100, Brett, ve belil liviD& In Dmwr. 9le Is the dalllbter of Florenee and ~llld ~of Middleport. Botb Jo and Brett are earolled In udmoclemdaMecoui-sellat the "Y"tbere. -"' ~tly pai1!clpoted In a dance revue given al the city '· there and called ''The SOul of the City." She waa In a aolo dance entiUed "The ~ of Religjon" In revue and was pictured In promotlonll material in tbe Deliver 11. Jo's Interest In modem dance llarted when she was a at Obio Ualverslty. Jo-b witb Tolco, an organlzatkin wblcb researches !!hale , u a laboratcry t.eclmlclan. She and her !1(111 attend the vary Temple, the Interracial church In Denver, wblch was the ject o1 an ll'tlcle In Billy Graham's "Decision" magazine a tb or so ago. Mrs.lllchardl, her grandson, Kevin Angel, and Paula Gomer Dayton, danghter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gomer, lonnerly of ddleporl, have returned from a week's visit In Denver with Jo. ey went aspeclally to return Brett who has spent the swnmer re and In Cincinnati with bis grandparents. Wbile there they took several slgbbieeing trips. They saw MI. , went to Central City lor a tolD', and drove out to Red Rock k, where the attraction Is a large 8J!lllbltbealre hewed out of e. There they found a rock felllvalin full swing with aboul t100 hippies. Wbile In Denver they alao visited with Mra. chard's lrotber, 'lbomaa McCabe, and bis family . OR. R. Q,.THOMAS . , DICK NEASE who began bis teaching career last year at his Mater, Eastern lllgh School, will be teaching at csburg near Springfield this year. Dick will be teaching and doing aome asaislant coacNug. Classes at .......csburg will get underway Tuesday but Nease spent ~and Friday th..-e attending teachers' meetings and getlln« lll!llled down for his new residency. = MRS. THELMA CAMPBELL of Albany RDute 3, baa been rluned to "'lftlelll Wilkesville Temple 391, Pythlan Slslers, at !!IeGrand TempleSesalun to be held Sept. 9through Sept.12 at the ~etberland Hilton Hotel in Cincinnati. Accolll(l8liYln Mrs. CampbeU will be Mrs. Anna Ogdln of Llnpville. Distinguished guests at the sesaluns will Include &lpreme Officers of both the Knights ol Pythlss and the Pytblan Sisters. BOB GANT, formerly of Meigs COWity and fonnerly Ohio Power CO. manager In P<meroy, has been named field editor of the QUo Power IIA!vlew, a company publication, for the Ports· moulb Division. A ~ <A Ganl and a report of the appolnbnent is a feature of the current edltlun of the publication. Gant bas chalked .., 37 yaars with Ohio Power and served at Pomeroy In 'BM:M· DICK OWENS, veteran employe of Robinson's Laundry, Is Clllllned to the Rolzer Medical Center · he b8l undergone ,nd '•. a: THOMAS DR. WILLIAM OPTOf.1ETRISTS ON COMPLETLON OF THEIR ' NEW. BUII:,PING & OffiCES•. • . 1tumt 1 . ' . !!!Jodea · FIVE GENEIIATilNS of tile flmiiT Iff Schar! met recently at the Schar! home, ~11Gute for theplciiD'e above. From left to right an Mrl. llebarl; ber dangbter, Mrs. Allee Beaver of Letart FaUll; her grand· c-~ollve Lelten If Opln!M, Ia llld lalla, .,. welcomed. no edlll1r merv• 1lle rtpj to Ill Ia llllel. .W lelten 1111111 be llped, wi• a fiB a.wr., •""• imllals may be UHd 'POD ~~~~~. ~ •' . 1 . , 14 Fined, Five ' one a oWenctan111 were lined and five and costa, Ul' ·suspended, Uttletohaveacleanrestroom.l otbersforftlltedbondalnMelgs overload; George L. Harris, hope the folr board will do County CoUrt Friday. MlddlejiOrt, 110' and costs, something to correct thl• Flnetl by Judge Fral!k W. faUure to stop~withln aasured situation before next year's Porter were Larry M. •Powell, c)ear dlltance. · fair. Racine~ Rt.·2, $100 arid costs, $'IS Forfeiting bondnere 'Amold Jean Seuon, suspende!l, ctrl•lnl under Byrge, Qleahlre, t:TJO poated, Rl. 3, Pomeroy,Ohlo suapenai(!ll; Jtlfrey B. -1\uAeU, lntoxlc,tlon; Barbara Jean Mlddleporl, Rll, SlOand costs, Bryce, Cheahfra, $257.50, · berls Dependabl Dick illbemlsaed left of center; Harry Douglas, drlvlns wblle lntoslcated; 233. surgery. His room nurn e w Racine, Rt. 2, f5 and costs, Jeffrey L. Drawer, Portland, along his route. defective ve~lcl,; Charlotte fZ7.58, not wurlilt. corret)tive ~kbam. Middleport, Rt. I, flO lensea; JefJrey K. .!IMWden. roMMUNJTY FORUMS will ba held from Sept. :11-28 In and COBia, atop ilgn violation; Rutland, f27.1f0, .,..dlnc; JoJm prepsraliunfortheWhltellouseCOIIIerenceonAglngto babeldln James L. Dennllon, RuUand, W. Angel, WCil"lbJJistGn, $'n.li0, November, Mrs. VUma Plkkoja, bool!mobiJe supervisor, reports. SIO and costs, abusing an of· expired oPirall1r's11£eDse.' At the local level, older people will speak on tbelr needs and fleer; Raymond L. blltle, complete a national questionnaire. Crystal Lab, m., SIO and costl, no operator's llcepae; Marvin McFarland, Jr., ilew TDJF.s.8ENTINEL . $15 and Ctlllts, ~. ~ GALLIPOLIS - Acting on obtalnillf! a permit for E. Maya, Reedsville, $10 ~ Juvenile. court Judge Roy driving a vehicle without • COBis, neesalve IJiee4f 11r roaa · r;;::>;.;••~~ Gilliland Friday sentenced a 14- license; Tommy D. l;alllcoat, coodltions. .· year-old youth to the Ohio Youth 16, Crown City ,10 day penalty In Dalton B. Grover, Pomeroy, Center at Columbus. The obtaining a permit for driving a Rt. 2, $10 and ~Is, turning on wu tem- vehicle without a llcenae. Albert P. Barker, 10ntence, BEST 'IsHES · w· . · '· ?·-· • · · · . ~ • ON YOUR ,. , .We were ~PPY to Supply and Install . ' · ' the Carpeting ' GallipOlis, Ohio ~ftQ1'(dal, .')• ; . · , We Ate Pleased '•' . . ' ' . • ~,_ ·! ~I!~ ' ' IWJl!:DBY AUTO Olll'o (UPIJ EVANGELIST NAMED .POMEROY - Tbe Rev. Kermit Farlow will be evangellat at special aenlces to be held at tbe Danville Wesleyan Church, on Route 3211 off Route 1:H weal, at 7:10 each evening from Weclne8day, Sepl • tbrongh Sept. 2D. Speda) slngera wiD ba Patty ~ya and PrlaciDa Dodderlll, Ewlngton. -------il:llled Saturday Wlien be was AIO NDRIVE· IN atrudl by a car whlll CI'08Iing an lnteraectliln at Lodl Street bore. .GAL:!Jii01Jil - Opal F. Tfl", Bld'trell, hu been ~tid a dlvoree fmn Francil · , Jll; Tyler, 111M addrlas 011 ' •• , , · . : -~;;::) ~ . MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, Monday ) "i _("'J "' ·f ' RATUL.ATIONS ON YOUR ; ·• . ~,~PEN· HOUSfi!l ·f·~·; ~~ DR. R. 0. THOMAS & ~ ' bR. WILLiAM ·.. · • 1~1~ . ~~ -·~ J , . ·.:'MASONRY WOR·K· · ~· h . ~l ~·n~tli SmHl•r. ,forn:iture _GALUPOIJ .$ t!I"INGS & lftlll . INN1 oJftl 441 2nd Ave. Ph 446-3132 Mrs. Marian Wells, 76, foWid beaten tostore death her dry • - - - - - - cleaning hereIn Thursday. '"/i; ;. 11:00 AM · TO • 4:00PM • and Tutaday Stpl. 6-7-l IUTCH (IIISIDY THESUII · !0.15~·12\'4' .. CARRECOVERtiJ POMEROY - The department of Melp Sheriff Robert llartenbach recovered a car METAL LOCKER · OWN TRiPl£ atECK ELICTRIC allegedl7 atolen In Gallla CouniJ late Saturday. Sberlll' deputlel uld the car was reco,eed in the lower end· ol the Hobaon yarda, below Mlddlepu1. The~ bad fWI Into tn. ud had been BLANKETS ciaJJIQ~.'·Oimlr of ijle .. Ia Jerry WUitains ol Gallla County. Minor damas~, were _..,. •.,.... -at 1:36 p.m. Saturday whin aatallollwagon driven by EldOra Foil, at, Whitehall, llrllcS • ~ veNcle cnmed by Charles L. Butcber, PwMo)' Ill. 4, on W 10, .I of a mOe lnim lflrrllcllmlle. .,.. ENAMEL FINISH 2 Year Replacement Guaranlee • ... - ., ~----.a RIG. $24.86, 8Y2xll~' RMS EXCITING COLOttS IN FLUFF\' RAYON l'tLl OPEN LABOR DAY 11 to 4 11£.: I'J·!4t; Pr. la,.,.&..n• S~KS 2,m. l.OO UTU UDIIIO 3 ply frome. Plodic troy. Stool !nmk I o d ond drew bolts. · 54c. PR. SAV~ 20c Pa: h""'-0,.. todo of IOOY. nylon. Compl.te color ..... 10.13, 12-15. .......... Til,. ......... '""": Sl'IIIKING FliNn AND SOliDS OPT9METRISTS . ' i1<' ' SA"I Nl!.~?. ,I _., , • Dr. R. D. Tttomas&'Dr. William B. Thomas -. ' .. . '' :_:· HAfFELT'S CARPETING.. O~EN HOUSE • ' 11 ' ) vou·R. ' WHITE ONLY ~~;;;~~:;::::..:-:. . BEATING DEATH FOR. . PAINT ARLIE DAVIS.··;., • ' THE OW Ia being cmlblnad with tbe new at the Mid· oleporl Olurcll ol Cl1rlst where a SIIO,OOO addltiGn t1 being buUt. Stained glaas wlnctlwa as pictured bad to be removed lrom the lllda of the cburch where the additiOn connects to the Clfi8lnal struciiD'e. 'llle addition waa dealgned so that the stained glaas windows, aeveral ol which were given In memory ol deceaaed members, could be used at the Bide and front of the addltim wblch Is npected to be completed In about 30 days. LUCilE R HOUSE ON. THE COMPLETION OF THEIR NEW BUILDING. ' AND OFFICES AND TH£ OCCASION OF OP,EN. . . HOUSE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th CONGRATULATIONS TO- Tabor's Floor Coverings campaign ''irHI-bol" cleelgned by the Appalachian Adult Bulc OPTOMETRIStS .. Building and Offices. . According to Boward Neellamp, Coordinator of this year's adult beslc 'educaUon reuutlment drive, llllll'ka the flrat time a unified campaign has been moonted un a county· wide basis. "Open the Door to Adult Basic Educatlun" Is the theme of the recruibnent effort. Radio and television announcements along with printed material will be unified around the "Open the DR • WILLI A'M8• TH0MAs ~ 1), .19116, and have one .~ ' On The Occasion of Open House In Their New . GALLIPOLIS A "asturallon" media campaign Is abaut to bit .GaUJa COWity. Newipspsn,. cable television, and radio and TV 1tations are being asked to cooperate with the aebool board In • new recruitment effort aimed at getting adult. to "Open the Door to Adult Bule Education" and Ctllll8 bacll to achool. OPEN LABOR DAY ciiJas neSJeci of iiJ. 'l'be couple was DlliTied ' . ~thls~year='s=dri=ve~will~· :be=he=lped.:.~th=ro=u~gh•ollll!nt•t•he•Ap~p•al•ac•h•la•n-=CIN~CINN==A=TI~(:UP~I::.:) p ri!uultmenl aearched. for the Police . _ . of ' , AND · , IN FIRST NATIONAL AUTO BANK PARKING LOT t)~' R. D. THOMAS and DR. WILLIAM B. THOI'',-t1AS' ' OPTOMETRISTS . •. ON lliE COMPLETION OF THEIR ·NEW BUILDING AND OFFICES United Effort Unde~lly To Promote AEPS In Gallia .; ........... TO DR. R. D. lliOMAS and DR. WILLIAM B. THOMAS OPTOMETRISTS or WORKER.II OJI' llllllllld ll'uiJ and Gel Co. an uq tlleeellrge l!dllllll piaslle pipe In laying I,IOIIIeel ol a new gas line In Rlatland. WG~"keisan abau~halfiJlrough Wltll the ~ol~thelour-lnchpipewhldlll . .ctedtopmtdebalteraenlceinthetown. ·.oR , R, · o·, THO'M ' AS ....................~ BEST WISHES lfSS ntAN J TO r.--;UN:;:u:--, Sentence Suspended · : ..~ ' ' ~==============::: . !laden, W. Va.; a • MIDDLE~RT - The body or FrWlll v. Bryan, 1:100 VIne Sl., dalll upOn urival of the Mlddlepart Em«gency Squad to • home ·Friday JliOmllll, hal been mwed to tbe IJOdaey f'uneral Home In Paducah, Ky., where aervkel will be held. Mrl. ~an Is aurvtved by a dauabter,Mre.JielenHobackof Paducab; tllree ~. lira. Edl,th Rlee, Mrl. <W Zwllllnc and Mra. Mae Frlee, aU of Pomeroy, and a Dlece, Mn. EUzabeth Horak, alao of Pomeroy . PAWIEAREIIS NAMED · ~ALLIPOlJS - PaUhearers lor Saturday's funeral of Jay N. Fisher, 20, GaUlpolls, were announced .Saturday 111om1ng by ·the MeCoy Funeral Home, Vinton. They were: Ted Comer, Mike Comer, Bob McCarley, Bill Ventm, Fred Deel, and Paul Holllngahead. IIOII'I1C IN VlETNAM VIETNAM - Marina Cor· poralllodger A. BoeUc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jolm c. Bostic of 4119Maplellrive,GaWpolls,has reported lor dul)' wltb SUpply Battalion·, Force Loglatic Omn•nd, Vltlllalll. " •• ' f'· Bryan Education Demonstration Cetiter, a U. S. Office of Education l)ieclal demon· stratton project bued at Morehead Slate Unl-.lty In Kentucky. The Appalaohlan Cellt..r In cooperatiOn with the Ohio State Deparbnent ol Adult Education distributed the A.B.E. recruitment package~ as Door" concept. part of thelt efforts ~lmpfove . Howjlfd Neekamp uld that adult baalc education ~e~'!_~...·"'''" 205 ~~0~NG &HEATINGGot;d, Dear Editor : !laving attended the Meigs County Fair every day either working at the food stand or jolt pleasure, 1 certslnly think we need something done about the restroorns. The ladles' . restrooms were a disgrace. I for of Racine; Leater E ~ 'KUHN -.&SAUNDERS .. ' ' ) tbe, aeveral grand· n and niece• and • Preceding her in death .,... two dangbtm, Mrs, Jacquelyn r.nton, and one who died In WIIICY; her parents, Mr. and ~- WJiaon Rllodeil, and two liltera, Myrtle and Tenna; . 1111! Rev. Armor Sayre of Cottagevtne, W.Va., olllclated al tba eervlcel. Burial wu In Fairview Cemetery near 1 Cotlapfllle. TO SUPPLY AND INSTALL THE HEATING AND '" Alii CONDITIONING. J ... ~~: . ' i. I . ~«otber,OrvtlltParao'ni;ol ~ ,:,.; ' ·Ma,nd,Neb.;JotandBart · . ~ of ···~ PARKING Suppliers and Installers of Ceramic file and Inlaid Linoleum Jo'' HOUSE Sun. Sept 13 -·1 tO f · WUAE VERY HAPPY' TO HAVE BE~ CHOSEN · ' '1!~,~1 · 126 Third Avenue ' 13e· .Sure To ·Attend·. • •· ... '• '' ~ M;.,. F. 1\AClN)!::- ~ aervlce• ,_., llra. ·NeJ,lie , Rliodi!l ~t· llrlon, f). of. !l,\'!IMY Drive, · ~fwm held llltui'day at . tilt -~ . "'"~ '~!- In ICvalll, ;w. Va. , ~ '· 'llra:Patlsnon II aunlwd by • ber ·hlllblnd, Delva htteraon; a daiJII!ter, ~- .VU.. Belle A)brfcbl o1 Olyaboga Falla; fOur 10111, WUlard, Delva, Jr., Lmr and Rubart, aU of Amn; 11Jo liltera, Mrl. OWen (Mar· !Ill) Alldel'lll! of Racine and . .,... Harry (lrQ) Rlflle r4 . .venewood, w. Va.; fov.r : ~ Jladcre lUlodel of Best Wishe~ . TO· ; . .. .:· v ,ur r ' ., .. Mf'J. P•qer,iOn ' ,. . • ~ EXlliA .WIOI. \OO%'COTTON iAiliCCa.QfH FABRIC ,;. .. •' 2JdL 51 Perfect for fomily ond bedrooms. Two-tono !wood petlorn in b o I d now shodos. '1 · �·,. ' ! ·"'-· ' i __________.,._____, : ., t. "'(• •-Hao1 o.~. .' ~ ' .J-'Tiii!Sunday'N-.,.. ':J' • .' OMO,................ DW. . .y,Sept,6,1970 I 1" --------- . I T• ., ' ' · .· L :· Area.· Deaths·· 1 . oeflich )' . ' · ~JO Bllllton oeetn1 never to liAVe a dulliiiOIDI!IIt, what witb a job 'i lle'l fMetnated wltb, an lnlerl!e lnlenel In modenl daMe, ud ftlllil1 art aesslons. . For l1le WI couple ol yean, J<J and her young 1100, Brett, ve belil liviD& In Dmwr. 9le Is the dalllbter of Florenee and ~llld ~of Middleport. Botb Jo and Brett are earolled In udmoclemdaMecoui-sellat the "Y"tbere. -"' ~tly pai1!clpoted In a dance revue given al the city '· there and called ''The SOul of the City." She waa In a aolo dance entiUed "The ~ of Religjon" In revue and was pictured In promotlonll material in tbe Deliver 11. Jo's Interest In modem dance llarted when she was a at Obio Ualverslty. Jo-b witb Tolco, an organlzatkin wblcb researches !!hale , u a laboratcry t.eclmlclan. She and her !1(111 attend the vary Temple, the Interracial church In Denver, wblch was the ject o1 an ll'tlcle In Billy Graham's "Decision" magazine a tb or so ago. Mrs.lllchardl, her grandson, Kevin Angel, and Paula Gomer Dayton, danghter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gomer, lonnerly of ddleporl, have returned from a week's visit In Denver with Jo. ey went aspeclally to return Brett who has spent the swnmer re and In Cincinnati with bis grandparents. Wbile there they took several slgbbieeing trips. They saw MI. , went to Central City lor a tolD', and drove out to Red Rock k, where the attraction Is a large 8J!lllbltbealre hewed out of e. There they found a rock felllvalin full swing with aboul t100 hippies. Wbile In Denver they alao visited with Mra. chard's lrotber, 'lbomaa McCabe, and bis family . OR. R. Q,.THOMAS . , DICK NEASE who began bis teaching career last year at his Mater, Eastern lllgh School, will be teaching at csburg near Springfield this year. Dick will be teaching and doing aome asaislant coacNug. Classes at .......csburg will get underway Tuesday but Nease spent ~and Friday th..-e attending teachers' meetings and getlln« lll!llled down for his new residency. = MRS. THELMA CAMPBELL of Albany RDute 3, baa been rluned to "'lftlelll Wilkesville Temple 391, Pythlan Slslers, at !!IeGrand TempleSesalun to be held Sept. 9through Sept.12 at the ~etberland Hilton Hotel in Cincinnati. Accolll(l8liYln Mrs. CampbeU will be Mrs. Anna Ogdln of Llnpville. Distinguished guests at the sesaluns will Include &lpreme Officers of both the Knights ol Pythlss and the Pytblan Sisters. BOB GANT, formerly of Meigs COWity and fonnerly Ohio Power CO. manager In P<meroy, has been named field editor of the QUo Power IIA!vlew, a company publication, for the Ports· moulb Division. A ~ <A Ganl and a report of the appolnbnent is a feature of the current edltlun of the publication. Gant bas chalked .., 37 yaars with Ohio Power and served at Pomeroy In 'BM:M· DICK OWENS, veteran employe of Robinson's Laundry, Is Clllllned to the Rolzer Medical Center · he b8l undergone ,nd '•. a: THOMAS DR. WILLIAM OPTOf.1ETRISTS ON COMPLETLON OF THEIR ' NEW. BUII:,PING & OffiCES•. • . 1tumt 1 . ' . !!!Jodea · FIVE GENEIIATilNS of tile flmiiT Iff Schar! met recently at the Schar! home, ~11Gute for theplciiD'e above. From left to right an Mrl. llebarl; ber dangbter, Mrs. Allee Beaver of Letart FaUll; her grand· c-~ollve Lelten If Opln!M, Ia llld lalla, .,. welcomed. no edlll1r merv• 1lle rtpj to Ill Ia llllel. .W lelten 1111111 be llped, wi• a fiB a.wr., •""• imllals may be UHd 'POD ~~~~~. ~ •' . 1 . , 14 Fined, Five ' one a oWenctan111 were lined and five and costa, Ul' ·suspended, Uttletohaveacleanrestroom.l otbersforftlltedbondalnMelgs overload; George L. Harris, hope the folr board will do County CoUrt Friday. MlddlejiOrt, 110' and costs, something to correct thl• Flnetl by Judge Fral!k W. faUure to stop~withln aasured situation before next year's Porter were Larry M. •Powell, c)ear dlltance. · fair. Racine~ Rt.·2, $100 arid costs, $'IS Forfeiting bondnere 'Amold Jean Seuon, suspende!l, ctrl•lnl under Byrge, Qleahlre, t:TJO poated, Rl. 3, Pomeroy,Ohlo suapenai(!ll; Jtlfrey B. -1\uAeU, lntoxlc,tlon; Barbara Jean Mlddleporl, Rll, SlOand costs, Bryce, Cheahfra, $257.50, · berls Dependabl Dick illbemlsaed left of center; Harry Douglas, drlvlns wblle lntoslcated; 233. surgery. His room nurn e w Racine, Rt. 2, f5 and costs, Jeffrey L. Drawer, Portland, along his route. defective ve~lcl,; Charlotte fZ7.58, not wurlilt. corret)tive ~kbam. Middleport, Rt. I, flO lensea; JefJrey K. .!IMWden. roMMUNJTY FORUMS will ba held from Sept. :11-28 In and COBia, atop ilgn violation; Rutland, f27.1f0, .,..dlnc; JoJm prepsraliunfortheWhltellouseCOIIIerenceonAglngto babeldln James L. Dennllon, RuUand, W. Angel, WCil"lbJJistGn, $'n.li0, November, Mrs. VUma Plkkoja, bool!mobiJe supervisor, reports. SIO and costs, abusing an of· expired oPirall1r's11£eDse.' At the local level, older people will speak on tbelr needs and fleer; Raymond L. blltle, complete a national questionnaire. Crystal Lab, m., SIO and costl, no operator's llcepae; Marvin McFarland, Jr., ilew TDJF.s.8ENTINEL . $15 and Ctlllts, ~. ~ GALLIPOLIS - Acting on obtalnillf! a permit for E. Maya, Reedsville, $10 ~ Juvenile. court Judge Roy driving a vehicle without • COBis, neesalve IJiee4f 11r roaa · r;;::>;.;••~~ Gilliland Friday sentenced a 14- license; Tommy D. l;alllcoat, coodltions. .· year-old youth to the Ohio Youth 16, Crown City ,10 day penalty In Dalton B. Grover, Pomeroy, Center at Columbus. The obtaining a permit for driving a Rt. 2, $10 and ~Is, turning on wu tem- vehicle without a llcenae. Albert P. Barker, 10ntence, BEST 'IsHES · w· . · '· ?·-· • · · · . ~ • ON YOUR ,. , .We were ~PPY to Supply and Install . ' · ' the Carpeting ' GallipOlis, Ohio ~ftQ1'(dal, .')• ; . · , We Ate Pleased '•' . . ' ' . • ~,_ ·! ~I!~ ' ' IWJl!:DBY AUTO Olll'o (UPIJ EVANGELIST NAMED .POMEROY - Tbe Rev. Kermit Farlow will be evangellat at special aenlces to be held at tbe Danville Wesleyan Church, on Route 3211 off Route 1:H weal, at 7:10 each evening from Weclne8day, Sepl • tbrongh Sept. 2D. Speda) slngera wiD ba Patty ~ya and PrlaciDa Dodderlll, Ewlngton. -------il:llled Saturday Wlien be was AIO NDRIVE· IN atrudl by a car whlll CI'08Iing an lnteraectliln at Lodl Street bore. .GAL:!Jii01Jil - Opal F. Tfl", Bld'trell, hu been ~tid a dlvoree fmn Francil · , Jll; Tyler, 111M addrlas 011 ' •• , , · . : -~;;::) ~ . MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, Monday ) "i _("'J "' ·f ' RATUL.ATIONS ON YOUR ; ·• . ~,~PEN· HOUSfi!l ·f·~·; ~~ DR. R. 0. THOMAS & ~ ' bR. WILLiAM ·.. · • 1~1~ . ~~ -·~ J , . ·.:'MASONRY WOR·K· · ~· h . ~l ~·n~tli SmHl•r. ,forn:iture _GALUPOIJ .$ t!I"INGS & lftlll . INN1 oJftl 441 2nd Ave. Ph 446-3132 Mrs. Marian Wells, 76, foWid beaten tostore death her dry • - - - - - - cleaning hereIn Thursday. '"/i; ;. 11:00 AM · TO • 4:00PM • and Tutaday Stpl. 6-7-l IUTCH (IIISIDY THESUII · !0.15~·12\'4' .. CARRECOVERtiJ POMEROY - The department of Melp Sheriff Robert llartenbach recovered a car METAL LOCKER · OWN TRiPl£ atECK ELICTRIC allegedl7 atolen In Gallla CouniJ late Saturday. Sberlll' deputlel uld the car was reco,eed in the lower end· ol the Hobaon yarda, below Mlddlepu1. The~ bad fWI Into tn. ud had been BLANKETS ciaJJIQ~.'·Oimlr of ijle .. Ia Jerry WUitains ol Gallla County. Minor damas~, were _..,. •.,.... -at 1:36 p.m. Saturday whin aatallollwagon driven by EldOra Foil, at, Whitehall, llrllcS • ~ veNcle cnmed by Charles L. Butcber, PwMo)' Ill. 4, on W 10, .I of a mOe lnim lflrrllcllmlle. .,.. ENAMEL FINISH 2 Year Replacement Guaranlee • ... - ., ~----.a RIG. $24.86, 8Y2xll~' RMS EXCITING COLOttS IN FLUFF\' RAYON l'tLl OPEN LABOR DAY 11 to 4 11£.: I'J·!4t; Pr. la,.,.&..n• S~KS 2,m. l.OO UTU UDIIIO 3 ply frome. Plodic troy. Stool !nmk I o d ond drew bolts. · 54c. PR. SAV~ 20c Pa: h""'-0,.. todo of IOOY. nylon. Compl.te color ..... 10.13, 12-15. .......... Til,. ......... '""": Sl'IIIKING FliNn AND SOliDS OPT9METRISTS . ' i1<' ' SA"I Nl!.~?. ,I _., , • Dr. R. D. Tttomas&'Dr. William B. Thomas -. ' .. . '' :_:· HAfFELT'S CARPETING.. O~EN HOUSE • ' 11 ' ) vou·R. ' WHITE ONLY ~~;;;~~:;::::..:-:. . BEATING DEATH FOR. . PAINT ARLIE DAVIS.··;., • ' THE OW Ia being cmlblnad with tbe new at the Mid· oleporl Olurcll ol Cl1rlst where a SIIO,OOO addltiGn t1 being buUt. Stained glaas wlnctlwa as pictured bad to be removed lrom the lllda of the cburch where the additiOn connects to the Clfi8lnal struciiD'e. 'llle addition waa dealgned so that the stained glaas windows, aeveral ol which were given In memory ol deceaaed members, could be used at the Bide and front of the addltim wblch Is npected to be completed In about 30 days. LUCilE R HOUSE ON. THE COMPLETION OF THEIR NEW BUILDING. ' AND OFFICES AND TH£ OCCASION OF OP,EN. . . HOUSE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th CONGRATULATIONS TO- Tabor's Floor Coverings campaign ''irHI-bol" cleelgned by the Appalachian Adult Bulc OPTOMETRIStS .. Building and Offices. . According to Boward Neellamp, Coordinator of this year's adult beslc 'educaUon reuutlment drive, llllll'ka the flrat time a unified campaign has been moonted un a county· wide basis. "Open the Door to Adult Basic Educatlun" Is the theme of the recruibnent effort. Radio and television announcements along with printed material will be unified around the "Open the DR • WILLI A'M8• TH0MAs ~ 1), .19116, and have one .~ ' On The Occasion of Open House In Their New . GALLIPOLIS A "asturallon" media campaign Is abaut to bit .GaUJa COWity. Newipspsn,. cable television, and radio and TV 1tations are being asked to cooperate with the aebool board In • new recruitment effort aimed at getting adult. to "Open the Door to Adult Bule Education" and Ctllll8 bacll to achool. OPEN LABOR DAY ciiJas neSJeci of iiJ. 'l'be couple was DlliTied ' . ~thls~year='s=dri=ve~will~· :be=he=lped.:.~th=ro=u~gh•ollll!nt•t•he•Ap~p•al•ac•h•la•n-=CIN~CINN==A=TI~(:UP~I::.:) p ri!uultmenl aearched. for the Police . _ . of ' , AND · , IN FIRST NATIONAL AUTO BANK PARKING LOT t)~' R. D. THOMAS and DR. WILLIAM B. THOI'',-t1AS' ' OPTOMETRISTS . •. ON lliE COMPLETION OF THEIR ·NEW BUILDING AND OFFICES United Effort Unde~lly To Promote AEPS In Gallia .; ........... TO DR. R. D. lliOMAS and DR. WILLIAM B. THOMAS OPTOMETRISTS or WORKER.II OJI' llllllllld ll'uiJ and Gel Co. an uq tlleeellrge l!dllllll piaslle pipe In laying I,IOIIIeel ol a new gas line In Rlatland. WG~"keisan abau~halfiJlrough Wltll the ~ol~thelour-lnchpipewhldlll . .ctedtopmtdebalteraenlceinthetown. ·.oR , R, · o·, THO'M ' AS ....................~ BEST WISHES lfSS ntAN J TO r.--;UN:;:u:--, Sentence Suspended · : ..~ ' ' ~==============::: . !laden, W. Va.; a • MIDDLE~RT - The body or FrWlll v. Bryan, 1:100 VIne Sl., dalll upOn urival of the Mlddlepart Em«gency Squad to • home ·Friday JliOmllll, hal been mwed to tbe IJOdaey f'uneral Home In Paducah, Ky., where aervkel will be held. Mrl. ~an Is aurvtved by a dauabter,Mre.JielenHobackof Paducab; tllree ~. lira. Edl,th Rlee, Mrl. <W Zwllllnc and Mra. Mae Frlee, aU of Pomeroy, and a Dlece, Mn. EUzabeth Horak, alao of Pomeroy . PAWIEAREIIS NAMED · ~ALLIPOlJS - PaUhearers lor Saturday's funeral of Jay N. Fisher, 20, GaUlpolls, were announced .Saturday 111om1ng by ·the MeCoy Funeral Home, Vinton. They were: Ted Comer, Mike Comer, Bob McCarley, Bill Ventm, Fred Deel, and Paul Holllngahead. IIOII'I1C IN VlETNAM VIETNAM - Marina Cor· poralllodger A. BoeUc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jolm c. Bostic of 4119Maplellrive,GaWpolls,has reported lor dul)' wltb SUpply Battalion·, Force Loglatic Omn•nd, Vltlllalll. " •• ' f'· Bryan Education Demonstration Cetiter, a U. S. Office of Education l)ieclal demon· stratton project bued at Morehead Slate Unl-.lty In Kentucky. The Appalaohlan Cellt..r In cooperatiOn with the Ohio State Deparbnent ol Adult Education distributed the A.B.E. recruitment package~ as Door" concept. part of thelt efforts ~lmpfove . Howjlfd Neekamp uld that adult baalc education ~e~'!_~...·"'''" 205 ~~0~NG &HEATINGGot;d, Dear Editor : !laving attended the Meigs County Fair every day either working at the food stand or jolt pleasure, 1 certslnly think we need something done about the restroorns. The ladles' . restrooms were a disgrace. I for of Racine; Leater E ~ 'KUHN -.&SAUNDERS .. ' ' ) tbe, aeveral grand· n and niece• and • Preceding her in death .,... two dangbtm, Mrs, Jacquelyn r.nton, and one who died In WIIICY; her parents, Mr. and ~- WJiaon Rllodeil, and two liltera, Myrtle and Tenna; . 1111! Rev. Armor Sayre of Cottagevtne, W.Va., olllclated al tba eervlcel. Burial wu In Fairview Cemetery near 1 Cotlapfllle. TO SUPPLY AND INSTALL THE HEATING AND '" Alii CONDITIONING. J ... ~~: . ' i. I . ~«otber,OrvtlltParao'ni;ol ~ ,:,.; ' ·Ma,nd,Neb.;JotandBart · . ~ of ···~ PARKING Suppliers and Installers of Ceramic file and Inlaid Linoleum Jo'' HOUSE Sun. Sept 13 -·1 tO f · WUAE VERY HAPPY' TO HAVE BE~ CHOSEN · ' '1!~,~1 · 126 Third Avenue ' 13e· .Sure To ·Attend·. • •· ... '• '' ~ M;.,. F. 1\AClN)!::- ~ aervlce• ,_., llra. ·NeJ,lie , Rliodi!l ~t· llrlon, f). of. !l,\'!IMY Drive, · ~fwm held llltui'day at . tilt -~ . "'"~ '~!- In ICvalll, ;w. Va. , ~ '· 'llra:Patlsnon II aunlwd by • ber ·hlllblnd, Delva htteraon; a daiJII!ter, ~- .VU.. Belle A)brfcbl o1 Olyaboga Falla; fOur 10111, WUlard, Delva, Jr., Lmr and Rubart, aU of Amn; 11Jo liltera, Mrl. OWen (Mar· !Ill) Alldel'lll! of Racine and . .,... Harry (lrQ) Rlflle r4 . .venewood, w. Va.; fov.r : ~ Jladcre lUlodel of Best Wishe~ . TO· ; . .. .:· v ,ur r ' ., .. Mf'J. P•qer,iOn ' ,. . • ~ EXlliA .WIOI. \OO%'COTTON iAiliCCa.QfH FABRIC ,;. .. •' 2JdL 51 Perfect for fomily ond bedrooms. Two-tono !wood petlorn in b o I d now shodos. '1 · �r Miss 'Keatfe. is~ Bri~e of ··.Lt.: .step~.~~.' ~·.,".~~er:~ .. · J ~-.::± ".io_ ' , ·~ i . ' · · . ' ·. · Mil' p)all)er ~a ~ dlllfm . ·G.u.f.!PC?tJS •..• ""' I • ....... -'tb ..ilite" Kit ' ria . ...lrlcla ~· . da""'• Gl . ;;.r~ ~c'onaseirr¥.111Yincler I ' .. By Pat Houck · 1 ., ~- J~ ~ . ~. . ' · . ·)i!lrple--l'llnevwla!ow,llltleavelt!Dthel!eyourwpls(or pla cf lllf llfle) they'IJ find a 11'8J. A~wtde~telatbilllhwu ., Mr·s ·Pa··lme·r and Mrs Al·ltson Outstanding Young ;.women·. 1 , . , , ·. , ·~~'s 111e u~ CIIESIIIRE - FRINGm t ' II GOUCHO VEsT IMPORTED .II· SHAlER MIOL 1 MULTI OOI.ORED ~ ttMD~-BROID.EiED ,:., "' I. . -I ~~"" .' KNIT . ~~·~ I . ''·i. ·•.., · · .;,:·JI ,, " " l· Methodist Church, Chublre . Charge 8llllO!IIICIJc1 today tbilt Mra. Arlbur A11lson and lira. Gary Palmer bave beta l!eleeted ID appear bt tba 19'18 ediUOII II. OUtstanding Yq W1111811 of Amerlea Ill' 1928. Naminated earlllir lbla yllir, tbele women have beeit dioileil lor the awardl )iMblicaticJIII Ill ' tbe bllll of theo achlev..., Now ill IIi slxlb )'ill', tba • · ·'*r. -rU · arid... America progra111, -- • ll'a!td Wminl of lheir coDuilunlllel, profmims, and~' Serving m the ·iJfo!P'8JII'I Board til~ . . llltlallal prealdenti t:Jw::l:r ~;!::"~: . . ·..•., 'I ' ~r .. • _. DOnald Ave., Huntinstoo, w. va. · Miss Fisher Is a 1987 graduate ol Gal1la Al:ademy High School and a 1!169 graduate list. Mary's Scbool for r;ertllled laboratory aMistant and 110mployed at St. Miry's Hospital, Htntlnl!loo. Mr. Herr Is a graduate of Huntington High Scbool and Is a student of Msrlbal1 Unlverilty. He Ill also employed by Heritage VIII UDealn Huntlngtm. A January wedding Is planned. ~!E:~~ Bowlers Banquet Held . . Wayside . C'Iub Installs Officers 1 · 'l'biui H1n1wu~wtth .!!llluleandaGardellllubCUnlc tiriottoDI by Mr.i . Bruce at"Athens lffJftl read br the l'-Uiir Qil'in8YoUrlleatllld pr.dent. Nr.tvre'~ l:l'eed bY Mn. Mile• ICembers bad furnished . Trail~ ... . 111e: Illeaicllllt. · *"· arfMII""""!II f~r the ~hers' ll8le ltlnl.'beon at the Kyger Creek ~,led~ group wllb the I 1$ M~ Miller , m:.Se=..~In a very ~~ :!m!:!on~= =~ !~f~~~l/a~~~:,.~~~~ .lqe. ~..?i'h~• 'i J!lm '.11. ~!!!'- ' IJ .• CreekHigti, . =~--~ .~ , , , ~ ~d Com ng E"e nts GALLIPOLIS - Tr~pblea were awarded at the banquet held Ill' momben of the Poodle League 'lllunday at the Kyger Creek Employees' Qub. 'l'ropbles were awarded to Gloria Choquette lor blgb average; Sharon Sprlnser and Jewell Gray lor hl&ll series; Goldie Piatt and Jelllnle Ebersbaugh for high game and mostlmprovedbowler,Mlldred · the "'"' green Witb~ In 1 ¥81' .''II .1-iit, '1." ., •e' j;._ '·" , out of couilty aueata here lor 7:30p.m. RefresluDel!ll. the ..,&ling and ~tiDn were · TUESDAY and Mn. Gary ,1.an4on, WarreniDn, Va.; Mr·. IJid Mn. ~ McDeniel, Rio (lrande; Mr. and . Mra. ~ Deem, RIPief,W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Belling, Cbandle~sville,; Mrs.. Cecelia Carpenter, Coi!DDbul; Mr. Dick CleUIIId, Columbua; Mr. and Mrs. Goldei!Bahr,Atbona; Mr. Tony Genneite, Grafton, ,w, Va.; Mr., .Han,f .· Kinil Edgewater, coffee prvlce · 1111.;~. ~Rol!l,fMineral 51~ta~ble~ae~~~... ,re11a1 W, V~,i ·~. ~ Mrl. . . , _ ~ Beale, •Marie((~: al tbe ..Mf, Tom Wtlnaloci, ~; Mrs. Mildred·Llpaey lll1d Joyce, Draclll'll!ft. Utah; :~~~:;c· ¥~ -..raare' lngeaus, ~bui; Mr. Jf/1 setJrbJi, Colum~; M1u SU. Ulaelll and Mr,;li!!i~ •.~~~ Mlu ' ~ llle , AO 'kPIED AT GJIC GALLIPOLIS .~ -"delle Rollllter, daup!F o1 Mr. Emmett Rossiter, a-o,m Qlr, bu been acceplaciiU~IJipolls ~ <;olle4e. filr·!lle Fill ~ be&ln~l• Slpl. 14. Mlll&lalw,:a ... u ••••• .,_,;. tr/Ojp'llduate .,............. 1 "'""'u'"" ...,...I......., will •• .. ..,.Ued lb • "" earo n . e GALLIPoLIS - Mr. Annlt Gee of tNt Eastern Ave. Is announcing the approaching marriage of bla daughter t.na ' R MasIne to Mr. David . ""·-·~......- .. ICil of Mr ' and""''"· JOIS!e Cllapman of Gallla, Ohio. =~~=::::=:::of Newcomers Plan Riverboat Tour · """'t''k Ia a pll~t at tba Bcilrer lledlcal Cliolllt. Be wai allhiltted then f!1r Pomeroy medleal w..........,. treatment. Reunion held Ibis year at Tlptoo, Mo. from tburea Mr. and Mrs. Dmald 0 · C: ::,~.' !!'.i=~ RooabandSheryl,Mr. andMra. Walden Iloulb, Mr. and Mra. l'lrl llurriJ and family, Mn. EIN Burris, Mr • and Mrs. Nelu1 Iloulb and family, Mr. !Dd Mn. Bobert Dale Rooab andGI:eg,Mr.andMrt!. llAJier Rousb, Mr. and Mrl. Gary Rousbandl8mlly, Mr.IIIIIMrs. Ralph Roulh, Mrs. Jack He. l!iluh Vr, l!ld -l!lld." A':'li.: lr:lii) .m',,,- •·..., . a..,.,.,.,_Jii,cen,.. . v,_. •llli\I.,Q"""'""CMJulcllli.4,1Jjlughters , !J$!:1/'\9-l~~· - , p. ,..,,,. • ~~ ,AI'j! · ubd· fD · v.a: Da~Kay,W.'j}ijiMra. , , ... 9l , ~Wterica ,l'f8111ar. meeljng, .IUliRJS tlni)Jge 8 p.IJI•. f;lec ·l lrllll••'*'·llutcl!,.m,wear AAI·u 1 Ulb El~Oii Ray ,c · · Mr. . ~Wblte' · . bells, ~li'~IA,.S,!li(ll frtlh n· of ~ , 81\d =led ,, ntered the · ~I _1 ''taible,. ~~! -ar· Miss lana Gee Engaged to Davl'd Chap'man National 11an1t, Watson CCII- Eastern Ave. stiucllon, Pal's Darlings, The gracious cuatolll of open Warehime Wonders, Skyline church will be obaerved wltll Lanes, M r. R, Chrysler- reception "' foilow · Plymoolb and Utile Poodles. ' Each girl received a trophy A'ITkND REIJNION with her name ond final NEW HAVEN_ AtterldiDI average IIJII'8ved Oil lt. the Annual Rouab FQDI)J ara~ and lmpreaalve way, arrangements made. Col!IIIJft, M!lii'Miller. lllj~ f.d-. Fui!Dn; treasurer, Mrs. Stanley friend, Ba,rbara Spence. Sbaver; secretary• Mri. HorUe Rouab. Mn. ·Kirby alto recognized the outsotns ofllcers for their wort fid their BI!C• I. ce¢u1 year. . Ml'll. OtarJel Tate and Mrs. Emer8on ~were wekomed asnewmembersmaklngatotal V' of ef&bteen ~A wor~ In making . arranpmentawaunjoyedwlth SUNDAY Nfp.,naors were, Citizens Hall near Springfield, just off GAWPOLIS _ 'l1le firat _,the .I'Oie u 1 Qlllllol, Hefrellhmentswereaervedby Rt. 4l.l!Uke.tdlnner at noon. IIWletlngoltheNewcunersCiub ;..~~...,;;...,MowoiOiooo"' trwiaJ!edlbenewofflcersfortlie Miss Reeae. Tbe October All relatives mviled. THURSDAY baJbeenplannedforThuraday. 1m.11'11 year. Serving will be meeting will be Oct. 6 witb Mrt!. ANNUAL NEAL Reunion will GALLIPOLIS Garden Club will Tbe membera will meet at the Mrl. Cheater want, preeldent; H. A. Kirby and Mra. Briggs be held al Krodel Park at Pl. meet in the recreation room at park front and leave at tO ~.m. vice-president, Mrs. Huber · Klrbr as hoste1101. Pleasant. the home of Mrs. Stanley fD tour the Admiral JCDet which _ . . . : . _ - - - - - - - - - - -- - --:-.-MONDAY Evans. Workshop featuring Is docked 1n G1Wpoils. 111ey Well graduated from Rio MERCERVILLE Grang~ r<g. Autwnn flowers and materials. will then drive tOJackaoD fD I'll GllldeCollegew&'"1"''feetlng 7-30 pm Election of -~!;:!{ArtColonvwill.meet ~ '""""f t.....t. . r ""• ~ ;;;=,:•, 'Cbo'~ . ~~~.~,., · ""•~· ,,li•HI,.,!i, ,ql 1tSOI~'1111'-~ IMII)'!'W Mrt:" I~ Oli.U ;::,r::• ', .. . ' ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr. and Mrs. Steele auo, ·:··~ · - Offlcerl ~ eacl1 member · klenttfYinll I ' !DttltiJed Ill the '!l'a)'llde dtirden ~ In a map arr~ (ttili'mi,tq 'JUeaday eWRtng of ~ dllftn~~l llowera at liM tWn BaPtlit! diurdl. ~ !17 MJ'I, It A. Kirby· Mlii• ' Marll7n ReeH was ' lAtta lnvilln8 the club to a llo',wd.·, tea at the C"~~IIIJ'Iill Slate In- ' Fllber, 102 Fourth Ave., are 8JliiOWICins tbe ensagimOI!t of · their daughter, Melanie Ann, 1D Otarlel Frederick Herr, 1011 o1 Mrs. Francia Herr and the late R. Olarleo Herr of 2167 ...e. . Route l, ~ ,CGIIP,I:t~ • tr:al.nln~ . ,' ~ocr~,. , ~~ , · Melanie Aim fiSher . Matle Monttomerf, El!n GI'OVCI; .Mr. Tony ~ • Seo1cb l'laln!!• ~, ~.; ~ Joa .. at FlaWt, Vln_ton; Mr. $lijp Ate· enu 1~·· ~.; Mr· Bob Cdllni; arclevllle. ·Mila Anstaett, RIO GRANPE Layinan wtu meet at Rio Grande at 8 P.M. PROGRESSIVE. Mothers League family picilic. Catholic Church Camp. FRENCH CITY Garden Qub will mHI at lhe hoJne o1 Mn. Jack ~ckworth 7:30 p.m. Proa!'~UD: Planning the ahrubs around the home. GRACE United Methodist Qnrrcb Qrcle 5 wtu meet wttb Earl Durh•lll· Lower Rim' Rd., 1 p.m. wimNEsDAY GRACE Urilted, Methodist diurcb QrC)e tWill meet llltb Mhs. Aven L!llk, Lo'1111!' River Rd., 8:30 p.m. Pknlc. Bring talh .,ntce. . , · . CJR(U ZWlll .mtel With ~~~'~· ~til~· 118l~l!ecGnll Ave., I:SO p,m;, jJII!!lk!. '•Brink l!tble Mn: .vtce. · . · ·· .. · CJliCLE I wiU IDilll wltb Mrs. ·Bierett Mdh,._, Pu'IIII!IJUib .Rd. 6:~ ,.m. ·~. Bring table aenlct. ' •. c;ma£ .4 !'Ill Q!H1'...,1Jt Mn. $M1ey EveN.~ Metnllld Mw at 8:30 p.1il. l!tlnl ta1t1e .we.. ~. ,. . '. ' , ·w sport clothea and comfortable ~ v~ Mr w~ shoes. Tr81!11portatlm • • · and' beverage will befurnlsbed. lind Mrs. Eber lloullb, Mrl. The group plans "' be back 1n Kenneth Hem and cblldren. GaJlli>olls by 3 p.m. Anyone not contacl«< by the telephone committee Is uked 1D CLOSES MONDAY call8arbaraEpllngal44fi.JI18. MIDDLEPORT The Middleport swtmlnlng pool wtu New Bavea PersaoW be cloaed aU day Sunday. Mr. Mra. Eddie l!aJstead Monday wtu be tbe Jut day the and son, Brent, are villtinj! Mr. pool will be open. Boura Mon· and Mrs. Samuel Jitl•ead and day wtu be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. . PARTY PLANNED Steve. Eddie Is with the U. s. POMEROY- 'l1le AuaUiary Navy ataliol!ed at Pearl Harof Drew Webeter P.. l 39, bor. Upon hla reb1;1J be wiU American Legion, will staae a aerve a 1o1r II. duly In the party lor veterans al !be Pacific. Mrs. Halstead S.hm, Soulheutem Oblo Mental l!rent, wtu rebrn to LoullviJie, Health Center '111uraday from z . ·Ky. p.m. 111e par1y lut DJODth MkkT POIIIPONED was staaed br the Mlddlepart MIDDLEPORT - A regular AuaUiary · meeting of the Ml4dleport ' . Gar~n Club scheduled for MABiuAGE LICENSE . lfOI!dlf, SepL 7, bu been POMI!;ROY ..-Bobby Eugene P~J~Ipaned anlll MCilday, Sept. Molden, II, lleUir, Rt. '1, and lt.' Tbe PIJIIponed HUICD will Dian Marie Davlllj·U, tangs. be beldai7:SOp.m.at tbe home v111e. • · of Mn. Carlllort}'. . t1m ot offleera NEWOOMEIS aub wtu tour Adilllral Jones 1111d go to Ja.ciiiNrn. ct~n Barbara Epling for ·additional details, 4411-1118. ~AY THE BIDWELL Porter PTO Tuesdaywillmeelai 7:30p.m. at the school. Mr. PoweU and tile faculty wm be introduced Relreshmento will served, · 00 and TAWN_EY _ JEWELERS (_J422~=~A=~~ ·:vo. J "'s ' Happinls,s', ' =•-.!I!! ·" is ~ < I • ' • 5f PER CALLON 10 REG. . '7.75- !Jn!leil ' ..=~~ , , ala>~hla~!Mf'lllu ' ' Mra. Mary ~llater ol ~ Beoond Lleu.leniiJt In the u. s.. hrida ·aerved u lll8lnll! of ArmJin the Jt,O.T.C. prugram ·~ . at the University. . ~· Cltll)'- Keane, 1U!iJ1ber · Lt. Carla' hu IIIII CCDJIIIetecl of the bride aerved u 13 montba dilly In Kllrea and Is maid olh!lnll'. ' nowlllat~atFortSIU,Okla. 'l1le atiA!IIdants ware Boor After a lhorl wedding trip ID Jenstb -..nte satin dresses with Niagara Fal18, Canada and wldii pint ...... other polll\t of !nlere8t, the . Mr. David Ev81!11 o1 Ada, COUple Is located at 1:11 N. W. fOrmer!)' ol Gallipolis, t4tb St. Ill Lawlan, Okla. 'eel~- Carter N best illan. At~ the wedding from b~rireMr.stlpMeaciows Ibis area were Mr. and Mra. of G•lllpoUa and Mr. Jolln Nolan Clrler, Mr. and Mrt!. J. ~'-•·•·tofCI!arlelton,W. va. TlmEvana,Mr.SidpMeadows, ...,.u... Mr 8 nd ~- ..._.... ........ For the ............ · David """' """'"' ""'wr, "~'& the '-'""'• ~.., . ._ Do . ._ s·-"""· ...gp, ...... "'~ . · OU1Itandlns Youna women ·If recapiJ:e the ablllllelol.IIOIDID between the ages ol Ill; wu coocelved bJ the *'den of the natiDn'a major , _ j cqanizatl0111. 'lllll Jll'ocriral recogniJea lboae )'011118 -ll'lllili who cmtrlbute ID '11!1 lJ8I,. I · • · ·!1'111; ·~ .Ill • llc!Or .lenglb and Ohio Unlm majcl'lnl pwa ol Wlille and pint latin . . . Clirrieddoliquet ln. ~ · E(ltlcatku. Jle , ,.~. 1;;\. MOI'i;- o 1 ;:."!.~~~:-,:: u. cater~ from "",..., . ' ' . ' ' ' Gallla ~ ~ SdJool ·o• .lb•t·.•~~.d~;;H·n<tW' hn=tt=.'~ · ~~.rr~~~~:C:: ~~-Mi.~~f!t~;F,I!I~~~~W~. -~~'l . · 1n: ~:·~~·~ Jbllill"gMb 'ilitete;ct·~ p:J" 11reu 111 'iii.1;i1l; tect;"'tlillit 1~"'il:t;/·8dcj ·i.W:'' ITlt~~i!f~;;lllilJ•Mi-a. :da~tet,,~ Mt~··a;•J 1 · madebenellfor4- miraiiiiJt~'ittled"ilitll it!lloped Whlte,andbiiiellrlpedlarilctop Larry Hardnly, Mr. alid Mfl. Doli Wiiugh. · ··"· w•'l 111 •·' me Ol!io stat. Fair and at !lie fabrl 'l1le color ol tbat dress nectllne adilrned wltb white · . olf Iter bkl!de beauty. Hcnr abe ever sGt perfectly matcblng lace, mt jHI!ed Bleem, l!ld : , :' 1 • r-. Corn Roast at Rose.F.arm. . ~ "' • ~ 'befOre 111 ·.uat ot sra~11ate of , $1. .1o~;~ph ·doWer~... ~~ ol AeedftwlnC!fft!indandOblo d111jei lorstl-!llfl-i!Obl and UniYa'lllty llliiJor!I!C In Englslh. :...;....,. ·.L - tb . · . Sb~ .~llllltt the Jl8ll year In the "¥"IS• !)Nil ' DeveJalid 01)' ·~ Mrs. Robert Michael Goff . .· .. · .· I I. . ,· -·~ilu.A:41De-ot lqe~qe Jmlj 111111 'lifllth ~· " ' ' ..·: \i'm.t b .. . ,i r ~n(.lif'.;..;•.·""t t9 1nnes m~.·bet !llli"UI' ,., • -~~" """'r.~ "'1"1: a~--llllll~~. • . ," ~ lbetlilllit ~i!O . Meriel i~ and 6u!fel dliUier 'i•'' p;~~=;~.:i,t~ ol decll'ated wllh 'l1le will•pen bollllwere and " greenery. ~~ "" •!• Jarrell. . ~· ~-. EVERYONE IS TALKING about.the DOal1 Blllhee' Grllld ' N..,llalllllllle wu provided byMra.SusinFoX,Mia!Da!JIIIe Va., aerved aallntf.FJ.Bet .. :!.'~· ,.q,q111 Slelir.'I beard anolber fllt1t1lb,la week and it bu to do l'll!m, Mr. Larry~. gown wu huq~; ~ , 1'1111 lllat recanJ.Inaldng aale. . and Mr. BIB Wbiltlnil<in, frclnlbeJGb, lllllj·llhori.,uffeil :~~: , It - , ·HarrJ E. Rbodel ol PL Pleasant, read about the vocallslll. Musical aelectlons sleeves. A wblte •!It! rlbbcll . . . . . Bulh recdved for hla Otarolllls ml !old abou! II at wort. included, Always, Wbllher 1bou was lied around bel' • · Slit. . II· 1bey didn't billne lim. His IeBow wortera thought he must be Goes!, Ptrer ill Heart, and wore blue mlnlat!ft ~ ' 0\ mlablken and .l!hould have 1ald f2,5611. Mn. Rbodel called the &!l!rllle, Sunset. 1be bride's lnber balr and~a buUt Ill a!1o Valley Bank Co. ofllce for a copy of the ''printed proof" tbat attendants preceded the bride of llllllte ,_. ind !llue pciiii. ~ Mr.ftiJ!ldeskMwwbatbewastalilngabout. Tbere'el!O~ like ID the 8ITIIJCemt!!l, I Qme To pona. Offer My Love." The bride Mr. Edell~ Ho,..ard, Wil· ~· tbe printed worcll . entered as Mr. Whlltlnglm881J8 ltamatown, W. Va., 1ervld ANDWHATABOUrTIIATCbarolalsateer'anamt,SirLoin. a solo, My Own 'lnle Love. aaiJei!lman. Ullhe!'llwereMr. Follow!ng a prayer led by Mr. BobSIA!phens,MeqJblll, TIM.; Jan, tbala . - t 111111111 for a record lftaklng grand clwnplon? JarreD, tbe couple romained Mr. Dave Myll!'ll ant~ Mr. Jell lllleelllljJ u, 0 Perfect Love, Davies ol Colnmbl!s, lind Mt. oJ ' .'II DEAN'S i'IRS'I''STATEMENT after the sale was "Wow! I was sq. Greg Pauley, !be bride'• , ~! Clll, believe It - It's a great day." Given in marrillfle by her lrother. eU A p i day Indeed for a fine young fellow who wants lo father, the bride wasattired In a 'llle bride's mother wore 1 lmg gown of satapeau, styled blue and green ~ with ll£ becclme a velerll!arlan, and sees the goal within his reach. with an empire waist. Venice malcltlq! sleevele!ll Jl'etl! coal. .~I 9ll · DONT FORGET 1D send me your Jlf08l'Bm books. When I lace adorned tbe scalloped Her accessories were !Jelge and ,I~ t:allllt In from lunch Wedneaday tllere wu a neal black and white neckline and bishop sleeves of her corsage was of green , ,; kl!lll'll! llub program book for me. Someone remembered by lhe dres8. Daisy moll& ac- cymbidium orchids. cenled the neckline, sleeves, 'l1le groom's mother wore 1 •"''*ML 1ben when I got bim, a Home Council program book and train. 'llle A-line skirt and turquoise dreu. Her ac· llrl'lved 1n tile man. attacbed chapel - length train cesaorie8 were wblta !lnd • 'l1leae Jli'llii'Bm books are sources of vitallnformallm to me. were banded in the same Venice wore a llllllte orchid corsage. lo lace. 'llle reception was beld In the ... ANNABEU.E BALL HAD IIOII!e Interesting pests recently. Her headpiece was all'Oftle of felloW!Ihip room ol the churdl. (Cecer11 Edith Pauley) ' ·ro; 'l1ley were pen pals from Germany, Mr. aod Mra. Hans-Georg pearlized Dowers which beld a 'l1le lour-tiered weddlns ca1re long chapel-length mantilla of was decorated wltll blue and 111111• pleated sldrl. Her .·QIIIep, ~.too, Ill a aentor al Sclroder. llardlna CoUep; ma,larlncln Mtlt.BaD and Klare Schroder bave been pal palo lor 211 years. pure French illusion. 'llle bride sweetpeu. Beneath the IDp tiel' ace oriel,_ 1119)'. a bouquet of pink and was a miniature brlile and lira. Golf le ·a pduate of reJlaiM, In prepll'lli!Jn for tba carried · 'llle SciJroders tbought the Ohio River 11'81 very beaulllul Wldte roses, blue and wblta groom. The lop tier was Ql!ld. V~ Collegs; Parter. tllil!lltrY. (lm'tlllbongh) and Ibis area, wllb the hl11s lining the rl¥81' made dailleo, and blue and white decorated wltll blue -tpeu ~; and Ill Jll'tltlltlr a 8e!Jill' 'llle couple Ill preaenlly lbem IIIII* ol their bcmeland. miniature carnations with blue and white rooes upon Willcb sat elMMntary education maj~r -' making their home It 700 E. ' An Interesting facllelmed from the Schroders wu, there Is and while streamers centered two sugar doves. The table was Hljnjtng College, Searcy, Alt. Center street. llelreJ, Ark. 110 anempfo1menl Ill Germany. Also illterestiDJ wu the In· m a white Bible. centered wtlh an arranaement Mr. Golf attended aUo Valley bmlllon tbeydonolgrow sweet corn (lbelr 11eason Is too lbort) Sbe carried a bandkercblef of blue and whi!AI dailies In a · lilt tbey do grow lobecco. which had belGaaed "' both her .uver bowl. TwO 111ree -lrrancb great-grandmother, !be !ale candelabra beld blue Cllldles. . WANT TO MENTION the Rio Grande Facult7 Wcmen Style · Mra. Mary BaD, and grand· Mrt!. Sandra Steele and Mrs. Sbowplunedf~rSept. 23at8p.m. ln tbaDtnlng.HaD. Upromtseo mother, tile late Mn. Mabel Louise Kelaltng were In charge . fD be one of the lilhllllhlll at the faU - l o r tbe ladle.l. Anyone JarreD. Her lilly jeweiry .... a of the receptlm. GALLIPOLIS - 'l1le AID- BtU Shafflr and da!llhlerl, Mr • IDQ' come and pruoeec1s frc1n the 00. dollar dmatloit at the door pair of opal earrings, a gift of Aaalstlng u bost 11 were bulladorl S!nlay School au. and Mn. &imle Carter ll1lf' the groom. Mr. Jean McOlrmlck, Mn. of F1nt Bapllst Omrdl belli Ita daughter, Mr. and Mrs. MID INIDiofDtheFWCScbolarsblpFuncl,aaoodcalile.strawberry Mia• Becky Pauley, the YVOIIIIeMIDer,MiaiMaryJane inmthlymeeUngmAIJ8.ll. Riley and 1011• Mr. and Mn. ~of Rio Grande 111 putting II Oil IIDII al)llel aU the way from brlde'sstala',-aerveilaalllllldof Ru11ell and Mill Becky A corn tcllslwas held at the Smeltur Ikrle and daqbter, dllllhD's tblnga ID bridalgOWDI will be modeled . , honor, and Mn.lled!7 CarltCD, Saunders. . Sllliltur ftGae faim 1n NOi'IINp. Putor and ~,Harry ~jle and : , •. .. · 1114 • ea:;-~' f'!r litr' Clllf:cllloi~~.qbio. ~""'""" .......... ................. "' ...... '' "'ia' f ·lilt doulile 1'11111 .......,... ,....... · ,. . ..... ··, ' ~ .~~ ·Rif br ·the Sa!Y~~ In Welllalle; Ohio. · Father ·~ at lO:G )II the 'l1le Dew' loin. Carter Is I wltll ~· ~ before llla,ltar cmtdelalnl and ll'l'q!!IDenls ' P. ~ 'J ¥ ~ :Jt: ':'i'~~"'&· ::","1!'"..,'1 ; . . ..... . .. Mr. ,ilncl M ' ' ... . REV SATIN UtlXWALl �r Miss 'Keatfe. is~ Bri~e of ··.Lt.: .step~.~~.' ~·.,".~~er:~ .. · J ~-.::± ".io_ ' , ·~ i . ' · · . ' ·. · Mil' p)all)er ~a ~ dlllfm . ·G.u.f.!PC?tJS •..• ""' I • ....... -'tb ..ilite" Kit ' ria . ...lrlcla ~· . da""'• Gl . ;;.r~ ~c'onaseirr¥.111Yincler I ' .. By Pat Houck · 1 ., ~- J~ ~ . ~. . ' · . ·)i!lrple--l'llnevwla!ow,llltleavelt!Dthel!eyourwpls(or pla cf lllf llfle) they'IJ find a 11'8J. A~wtde~telatbilllhwu ., Mr·s ·Pa··lme·r and Mrs Al·ltson Outstanding Young ;.women·. 1 , . , , ·. , ·~~'s 111e u~ CIIESIIIRE - FRINGm t ' II GOUCHO VEsT IMPORTED .II· SHAlER MIOL 1 MULTI OOI.ORED ~ ttMD~-BROID.EiED ,:., "' I. . -I ~~"" .' KNIT . ~~·~ I . ''·i. ·•.., · · .;,:·JI ,, " " l· Methodist Church, Chublre . Charge 8llllO!IIICIJc1 today tbilt Mra. Arlbur A11lson and lira. Gary Palmer bave beta l!eleeted ID appear bt tba 19'18 ediUOII II. OUtstanding Yq W1111811 of Amerlea Ill' 1928. Naminated earlllir lbla yllir, tbele women have beeit dioileil lor the awardl )iMblicaticJIII Ill ' tbe bllll of theo achlev..., Now ill IIi slxlb )'ill', tba • · ·'*r. -rU · arid... America progra111, -- • ll'a!td Wminl of lheir coDuilunlllel, profmims, and~' Serving m the ·iJfo!P'8JII'I Board til~ . . llltlallal prealdenti t:Jw::l:r ~;!::"~: . . ·..•., 'I ' ~r .. • _. DOnald Ave., Huntinstoo, w. va. · Miss Fisher Is a 1987 graduate ol Gal1la Al:ademy High School and a 1!169 graduate list. Mary's Scbool for r;ertllled laboratory aMistant and 110mployed at St. Miry's Hospital, Htntlnl!loo. Mr. Herr Is a graduate of Huntington High Scbool and Is a student of Msrlbal1 Unlverilty. He Ill also employed by Heritage VIII UDealn Huntlngtm. A January wedding Is planned. ~!E:~~ Bowlers Banquet Held . . Wayside . C'Iub Installs Officers 1 · 'l'biui H1n1wu~wtth .!!llluleandaGardellllubCUnlc tiriottoDI by Mr.i . Bruce at"Athens lffJftl read br the l'-Uiir Qil'in8YoUrlleatllld pr.dent. Nr.tvre'~ l:l'eed bY Mn. Mile• ICembers bad furnished . Trail~ ... . 111e: Illeaicllllt. · *"· arfMII""""!II f~r the ~hers' ll8le ltlnl.'beon at the Kyger Creek ~,led~ group wllb the I 1$ M~ Miller , m:.Se=..~In a very ~~ :!m!:!on~= =~ !~f~~~l/a~~~:,.~~~~ .lqe. ~..?i'h~• 'i J!lm '.11. ~!!!'- ' IJ .• CreekHigti, . =~--~ .~ , , , ~ ~d Com ng E"e nts GALLIPOLIS - Tr~pblea were awarded at the banquet held Ill' momben of the Poodle League 'lllunday at the Kyger Creek Employees' Qub. 'l'ropbles were awarded to Gloria Choquette lor blgb average; Sharon Sprlnser and Jewell Gray lor hl&ll series; Goldie Piatt and Jelllnle Ebersbaugh for high game and mostlmprovedbowler,Mlldred · the "'"' green Witb~ In 1 ¥81' .''II .1-iit, '1." ., •e' j;._ '·" , out of couilty aueata here lor 7:30p.m. RefresluDel!ll. the ..,&ling and ~tiDn were · TUESDAY and Mn. Gary ,1.an4on, WarreniDn, Va.; Mr·. IJid Mn. ~ McDeniel, Rio (lrande; Mr. and . Mra. ~ Deem, RIPief,W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Belling, Cbandle~sville,; Mrs.. Cecelia Carpenter, Coi!DDbul; Mr. Dick CleUIIId, Columbua; Mr. and Mrs. Goldei!Bahr,Atbona; Mr. Tony Genneite, Grafton, ,w, Va.; Mr., .Han,f .· Kinil Edgewater, coffee prvlce · 1111.;~. ~Rol!l,fMineral 51~ta~ble~ae~~~... ,re11a1 W, V~,i ·~. ~ Mrl. . . , _ ~ Beale, •Marie((~: al tbe ..Mf, Tom Wtlnaloci, ~; Mrs. Mildred·Llpaey lll1d Joyce, Draclll'll!ft. Utah; :~~~:;c· ¥~ -..raare' lngeaus, ~bui; Mr. Jf/1 setJrbJi, Colum~; M1u SU. Ulaelll and Mr,;li!!i~ •.~~~ Mlu ' ~ llle , AO 'kPIED AT GJIC GALLIPOLIS .~ -"delle Rollllter, daup!F o1 Mr. Emmett Rossiter, a-o,m Qlr, bu been acceplaciiU~IJipolls ~ <;olle4e. filr·!lle Fill ~ be&ln~l• Slpl. 14. Mlll&lalw,:a ... u ••••• .,_,;. tr/Ojp'llduate .,............. 1 "'""'u'"" ...,...I......., will •• .. ..,.Ued lb • "" earo n . e GALLIPoLIS - Mr. Annlt Gee of tNt Eastern Ave. Is announcing the approaching marriage of bla daughter t.na ' R MasIne to Mr. David . ""·-·~......- .. ICil of Mr ' and""''"· JOIS!e Cllapman of Gallla, Ohio. =~~=::::=:::of Newcomers Plan Riverboat Tour · """'t''k Ia a pll~t at tba Bcilrer lledlcal Cliolllt. Be wai allhiltted then f!1r Pomeroy medleal w..........,. treatment. Reunion held Ibis year at Tlptoo, Mo. from tburea Mr. and Mrs. Dmald 0 · C: ::,~.' !!'.i=~ RooabandSheryl,Mr. andMra. Walden Iloulb, Mr. and Mra. l'lrl llurriJ and family, Mn. EIN Burris, Mr • and Mrs. Nelu1 Iloulb and family, Mr. !Dd Mn. Bobert Dale Rooab andGI:eg,Mr.andMrt!. llAJier Rousb, Mr. and Mrl. Gary Rousbandl8mlly, Mr.IIIIIMrs. Ralph Roulh, Mrs. Jack He. l!iluh Vr, l!ld -l!lld." A':'li.: lr:lii) .m',,,- •·..., . a..,.,.,.,_Jii,cen,.. . v,_. •llli\I.,Q"""'""CMJulcllli.4,1Jjlughters , !J$!:1/'\9-l~~· - , p. ,..,,,. • ~~ ,AI'j! · ubd· fD · v.a: Da~Kay,W.'j}ijiMra. , , ... 9l , ~Wterica ,l'f8111ar. meeljng, .IUliRJS tlni)Jge 8 p.IJI•. f;lec ·l lrllll••'*'·llutcl!,.m,wear AAI·u 1 Ulb El~Oii Ray ,c · · Mr. . ~Wblte' · . bells, ~li'~IA,.S,!li(ll frtlh n· of ~ , 81\d =led ,, ntered the · ~I _1 ''taible,. ~~! -ar· Miss lana Gee Engaged to Davl'd Chap'man National 11an1t, Watson CCII- Eastern Ave. stiucllon, Pal's Darlings, The gracious cuatolll of open Warehime Wonders, Skyline church will be obaerved wltll Lanes, M r. R, Chrysler- reception "' foilow · Plymoolb and Utile Poodles. ' Each girl received a trophy A'ITkND REIJNION with her name ond final NEW HAVEN_ AtterldiDI average IIJII'8ved Oil lt. the Annual Rouab FQDI)J ara~ and lmpreaalve way, arrangements made. Col!IIIJft, M!lii'Miller. lllj~ f.d-. Fui!Dn; treasurer, Mrs. Stanley friend, Ba,rbara Spence. Sbaver; secretary• Mri. HorUe Rouab. Mn. ·Kirby alto recognized the outsotns ofllcers for their wort fid their BI!C• I. ce¢u1 year. . Ml'll. OtarJel Tate and Mrs. Emer8on ~were wekomed asnewmembersmaklngatotal V' of ef&bteen ~A wor~ In making . arranpmentawaunjoyedwlth SUNDAY Nfp.,naors were, Citizens Hall near Springfield, just off GAWPOLIS _ 'l1le firat _,the .I'Oie u 1 Qlllllol, Hefrellhmentswereaervedby Rt. 4l.l!Uke.tdlnner at noon. IIWletlngoltheNewcunersCiub ;..~~...,;;...,MowoiOiooo"' trwiaJ!edlbenewofflcersfortlie Miss Reeae. Tbe October All relatives mviled. THURSDAY baJbeenplannedforThuraday. 1m.11'11 year. Serving will be meeting will be Oct. 6 witb Mrt!. ANNUAL NEAL Reunion will GALLIPOLIS Garden Club will Tbe membera will meet at the Mrl. Cheater want, preeldent; H. A. Kirby and Mra. Briggs be held al Krodel Park at Pl. meet in the recreation room at park front and leave at tO ~.m. vice-president, Mrs. Huber · Klrbr as hoste1101. Pleasant. the home of Mrs. Stanley fD tour the Admiral JCDet which _ . . . : . _ - - - - - - - - - - -- - --:-.-MONDAY Evans. Workshop featuring Is docked 1n G1Wpoils. 111ey Well graduated from Rio MERCERVILLE Grang~ r<g. Autwnn flowers and materials. will then drive tOJackaoD fD I'll GllldeCollegew&'"1"''feetlng 7-30 pm Election of -~!;:!{ArtColonvwill.meet ~ '""""f t.....t. . r ""• ~ ;;;=,:•, 'Cbo'~ . ~~~.~,., · ""•~· ,,li•HI,.,!i, ,ql 1tSOI~'1111'-~ IMII)'!'W Mrt:" I~ Oli.U ;::,r::• ', .. . ' ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr. and Mrs. Steele auo, ·:··~ · - Offlcerl ~ eacl1 member · klenttfYinll I ' !DttltiJed Ill the '!l'a)'llde dtirden ~ In a map arr~ (ttili'mi,tq 'JUeaday eWRtng of ~ dllftn~~l llowera at liM tWn BaPtlit! diurdl. ~ !17 MJ'I, It A. Kirby· Mlii• ' Marll7n ReeH was ' lAtta lnvilln8 the club to a llo',wd.·, tea at the C"~~IIIJ'Iill Slate In- ' Fllber, 102 Fourth Ave., are 8JliiOWICins tbe ensagimOI!t of · their daughter, Melanie Ann, 1D Otarlel Frederick Herr, 1011 o1 Mrs. Francia Herr and the late R. Olarleo Herr of 2167 ...e. . Route l, ~ ,CGIIP,I:t~ • tr:al.nln~ . ,' ~ocr~,. , ~~ , · Melanie Aim fiSher . Matle Monttomerf, El!n GI'OVCI; .Mr. Tony ~ • Seo1cb l'laln!!• ~, ~.; ~ Joa .. at FlaWt, Vln_ton; Mr. $lijp Ate· enu 1~·· ~.; Mr· Bob Cdllni; arclevllle. ·Mila Anstaett, RIO GRANPE Layinan wtu meet at Rio Grande at 8 P.M. PROGRESSIVE. Mothers League family picilic. Catholic Church Camp. FRENCH CITY Garden Qub will mHI at lhe hoJne o1 Mn. Jack ~ckworth 7:30 p.m. Proa!'~UD: Planning the ahrubs around the home. GRACE United Methodist Qnrrcb Qrcle 5 wtu meet wttb Earl Durh•lll· Lower Rim' Rd., 1 p.m. wimNEsDAY GRACE Urilted, Methodist diurcb QrC)e tWill meet llltb Mhs. Aven L!llk, Lo'1111!' River Rd., 8:30 p.m. Pknlc. Bring talh .,ntce. . , · . CJR(U ZWlll .mtel With ~~~'~· ~til~· 118l~l!ecGnll Ave., I:SO p,m;, jJII!!lk!. '•Brink l!tble Mn: .vtce. · . · ·· .. · CJliCLE I wiU IDilll wltb Mrs. ·Bierett Mdh,._, Pu'IIII!IJUib .Rd. 6:~ ,.m. ·~. Bring table aenlct. ' •. c;ma£ .4 !'Ill Q!H1'...,1Jt Mn. $M1ey EveN.~ Metnllld Mw at 8:30 p.1il. l!tlnl ta1t1e .we.. ~. ,. . '. ' , ·w sport clothea and comfortable ~ v~ Mr w~ shoes. Tr81!11portatlm • • · and' beverage will befurnlsbed. lind Mrs. Eber lloullb, Mrl. The group plans "' be back 1n Kenneth Hem and cblldren. GaJlli>olls by 3 p.m. Anyone not contacl«< by the telephone committee Is uked 1D CLOSES MONDAY call8arbaraEpllngal44fi.JI18. MIDDLEPORT The Middleport swtmlnlng pool wtu New Bavea PersaoW be cloaed aU day Sunday. Mr. Mra. Eddie l!aJstead Monday wtu be tbe Jut day the and son, Brent, are villtinj! Mr. pool will be open. Boura Mon· and Mrs. Samuel Jitl•ead and day wtu be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. . PARTY PLANNED Steve. Eddie Is with the U. s. POMEROY- 'l1le AuaUiary Navy ataliol!ed at Pearl Harof Drew Webeter P.. l 39, bor. Upon hla reb1;1J be wiU American Legion, will staae a aerve a 1o1r II. duly In the party lor veterans al !be Pacific. Mrs. Halstead S.hm, Soulheutem Oblo Mental l!rent, wtu rebrn to LoullviJie, Health Center '111uraday from z . ·Ky. p.m. 111e par1y lut DJODth MkkT POIIIPONED was staaed br the Mlddlepart MIDDLEPORT - A regular AuaUiary · meeting of the Ml4dleport ' . Gar~n Club scheduled for MABiuAGE LICENSE . lfOI!dlf, SepL 7, bu been POMI!;ROY ..-Bobby Eugene P~J~Ipaned anlll MCilday, Sept. Molden, II, lleUir, Rt. '1, and lt.' Tbe PIJIIponed HUICD will Dian Marie Davlllj·U, tangs. be beldai7:SOp.m.at tbe home v111e. • · of Mn. Carlllort}'. . t1m ot offleera NEWOOMEIS aub wtu tour Adilllral Jones 1111d go to Ja.ciiiNrn. ct~n Barbara Epling for ·additional details, 4411-1118. ~AY THE BIDWELL Porter PTO Tuesdaywillmeelai 7:30p.m. at the school. Mr. PoweU and tile faculty wm be introduced Relreshmento will served, · 00 and TAWN_EY _ JEWELERS (_J422~=~A=~~ ·:vo. J "'s ' Happinls,s', ' =•-.!I!! ·" is ~ < I • ' • 5f PER CALLON 10 REG. . '7.75- !Jn!leil ' ..=~~ , , ala>~hla~!Mf'lllu ' ' Mra. Mary ~llater ol ~ Beoond Lleu.leniiJt In the u. s.. hrida ·aerved u lll8lnll! of ArmJin the Jt,O.T.C. prugram ·~ . at the University. . ~· Cltll)'- Keane, 1U!iJ1ber · Lt. Carla' hu IIIII CCDJIIIetecl of the bride aerved u 13 montba dilly In Kllrea and Is maid olh!lnll'. ' nowlllat~atFortSIU,Okla. 'l1le atiA!IIdants ware Boor After a lhorl wedding trip ID Jenstb -..nte satin dresses with Niagara Fal18, Canada and wldii pint ...... other polll\t of !nlere8t, the . Mr. David Ev81!11 o1 Ada, COUple Is located at 1:11 N. W. fOrmer!)' ol Gallipolis, t4tb St. Ill Lawlan, Okla. 'eel~- Carter N best illan. At~ the wedding from b~rireMr.stlpMeaciows Ibis area were Mr. and Mra. of G•lllpoUa and Mr. Jolln Nolan Clrler, Mr. and Mrt!. J. ~'-•·•·tofCI!arlelton,W. va. TlmEvana,Mr.SidpMeadows, ...,.u... Mr 8 nd ~- ..._.... ........ For the ............ · David """' """'"' ""'wr, "~'& the '-'""'• ~.., . ._ Do . ._ s·-"""· ...gp, ...... "'~ . · OU1Itandlns Youna women ·If recapiJ:e the ablllllelol.IIOIDID between the ages ol Ill; wu coocelved bJ the *'den of the natiDn'a major , _ j cqanizatl0111. 'lllll Jll'ocriral recogniJea lboae )'011118 -ll'lllili who cmtrlbute ID '11!1 lJ8I,. I · • · ·!1'111; ·~ .Ill • llc!Or .lenglb and Ohio Unlm majcl'lnl pwa ol Wlille and pint latin . . . Clirrieddoliquet ln. ~ · E(ltlcatku. Jle , ,.~. 1;;\. MOI'i;- o 1 ;:."!.~~~:-,:: u. cater~ from "",..., . ' ' . ' ' ' Gallla ~ ~ SdJool ·o• .lb•t·.•~~.d~;;H·n<tW' hn=tt=.'~ · ~~.rr~~~~:C:: ~~-Mi.~~f!t~;F,I!I~~~~W~. -~~'l . · 1n: ~:·~~·~ Jbllill"gMb 'ilitete;ct·~ p:J" 11reu 111 'iii.1;i1l; tect;"'tlillit 1~"'il:t;/·8dcj ·i.W:'' ITlt~~i!f~;;lllilJ•Mi-a. :da~tet,,~ Mt~··a;•J 1 · madebenellfor4- miraiiiiJt~'ittled"ilitll it!lloped Whlte,andbiiiellrlpedlarilctop Larry Hardnly, Mr. alid Mfl. Doli Wiiugh. · ··"· w•'l 111 •·' me Ol!io stat. Fair and at !lie fabrl 'l1le color ol tbat dress nectllne adilrned wltb white · . olf Iter bkl!de beauty. Hcnr abe ever sGt perfectly matcblng lace, mt jHI!ed Bleem, l!ld : , :' 1 • r-. Corn Roast at Rose.F.arm. . ~ "' • ~ 'befOre 111 ·.uat ot sra~11ate of , $1. .1o~;~ph ·doWer~... ~~ ol AeedftwlnC!fft!indandOblo d111jei lorstl-!llfl-i!Obl and UniYa'lllty llliiJor!I!C In Englslh. :...;....,. ·.L - tb . · . Sb~ .~llllltt the Jl8ll year In the "¥"IS• !)Nil ' DeveJalid 01)' ·~ Mrs. Robert Michael Goff . .· .. · .· I I. . ,· -·~ilu.A:41De-ot lqe~qe Jmlj 111111 'lifllth ~· " ' ' ..·: \i'm.t b .. . ,i r ~n(.lif'.;..;•.·""t t9 1nnes m~.·bet !llli"UI' ,., • -~~" """'r.~ "'1"1: a~--llllll~~. • . ," ~ lbetlilllit ~i!O . Meriel i~ and 6u!fel dliUier 'i•'' p;~~=;~.:i,t~ ol decll'ated wllh 'l1le will•pen bollllwere and " greenery. ~~ "" •!• Jarrell. . ~· ~-. EVERYONE IS TALKING about.the DOal1 Blllhee' Grllld ' N..,llalllllllle wu provided byMra.SusinFoX,Mia!Da!JIIIe Va., aerved aallntf.FJ.Bet .. :!.'~· ,.q,q111 Slelir.'I beard anolber fllt1t1lb,la week and it bu to do l'll!m, Mr. Larry~. gown wu huq~; ~ , 1'1111 lllat recanJ.Inaldng aale. . and Mr. BIB Wbiltlnil<in, frclnlbeJGb, lllllj·llhori.,uffeil :~~: , It - , ·HarrJ E. Rbodel ol PL Pleasant, read about the vocallslll. Musical aelectlons sleeves. A wblte •!It! rlbbcll . . . . . Bulh recdved for hla Otarolllls ml !old abou! II at wort. included, Always, Wbllher 1bou was lied around bel' • · Slit. . II· 1bey didn't billne lim. His IeBow wortera thought he must be Goes!, Ptrer ill Heart, and wore blue mlnlat!ft ~ ' 0\ mlablken and .l!hould have 1ald f2,5611. Mn. Rbodel called the &!l!rllle, Sunset. 1be bride's lnber balr and~a buUt Ill a!1o Valley Bank Co. ofllce for a copy of the ''printed proof" tbat attendants preceded the bride of llllllte ,_. ind !llue pciiii. ~ Mr.ftiJ!ldeskMwwbatbewastalilngabout. Tbere'el!O~ like ID the 8ITIIJCemt!!l, I Qme To pona. Offer My Love." The bride Mr. Edell~ Ho,..ard, Wil· ~· tbe printed worcll . entered as Mr. Whlltlnglm881J8 ltamatown, W. Va., 1ervld ANDWHATABOUrTIIATCbarolalsateer'anamt,SirLoin. a solo, My Own 'lnle Love. aaiJei!lman. Ullhe!'llwereMr. Follow!ng a prayer led by Mr. BobSIA!phens,MeqJblll, TIM.; Jan, tbala . - t 111111111 for a record lftaklng grand clwnplon? JarreD, tbe couple romained Mr. Dave Myll!'ll ant~ Mr. Jell lllleelllljJ u, 0 Perfect Love, Davies ol Colnmbl!s, lind Mt. oJ ' .'II DEAN'S i'IRS'I''STATEMENT after the sale was "Wow! I was sq. Greg Pauley, !be bride'• , ~! Clll, believe It - It's a great day." Given in marrillfle by her lrother. eU A p i day Indeed for a fine young fellow who wants lo father, the bride wasattired In a 'llle bride's mother wore 1 lmg gown of satapeau, styled blue and green ~ with ll£ becclme a velerll!arlan, and sees the goal within his reach. with an empire waist. Venice malcltlq! sleevele!ll Jl'etl! coal. .~I 9ll · DONT FORGET 1D send me your Jlf08l'Bm books. When I lace adorned tbe scalloped Her accessories were !Jelge and ,I~ t:allllt In from lunch Wedneaday tllere wu a neal black and white neckline and bishop sleeves of her corsage was of green , ,; kl!lll'll! llub program book for me. Someone remembered by lhe dres8. Daisy moll& ac- cymbidium orchids. cenled the neckline, sleeves, 'l1le groom's mother wore 1 •"''*ML 1ben when I got bim, a Home Council program book and train. 'llle A-line skirt and turquoise dreu. Her ac· llrl'lved 1n tile man. attacbed chapel - length train cesaorie8 were wblta !lnd • 'l1leae Jli'llii'Bm books are sources of vitallnformallm to me. were banded in the same Venice wore a llllllte orchid corsage. lo lace. 'llle reception was beld In the ... ANNABEU.E BALL HAD IIOII!e Interesting pests recently. Her headpiece was all'Oftle of felloW!Ihip room ol the churdl. (Cecer11 Edith Pauley) ' ·ro; 'l1ley were pen pals from Germany, Mr. aod Mra. Hans-Georg pearlized Dowers which beld a 'l1le lour-tiered weddlns ca1re long chapel-length mantilla of was decorated wltll blue and 111111• pleated sldrl. Her .·QIIIep, ~.too, Ill a aentor al Sclroder. llardlna CoUep; ma,larlncln Mtlt.BaD and Klare Schroder bave been pal palo lor 211 years. pure French illusion. 'llle bride sweetpeu. Beneath the IDp tiel' ace oriel,_ 1119)'. a bouquet of pink and was a miniature brlile and lira. Golf le ·a pduate of reJlaiM, In prepll'lli!Jn for tba carried · 'llle SciJroders tbought the Ohio River 11'81 very beaulllul Wldte roses, blue and wblta groom. The lop tier was Ql!ld. V~ Collegs; Parter. tllil!lltrY. (lm'tlllbongh) and Ibis area, wllb the hl11s lining the rl¥81' made dailleo, and blue and white decorated wltll blue -tpeu ~; and Ill Jll'tltlltlr a 8e!Jill' 'llle couple Ill preaenlly lbem IIIII* ol their bcmeland. miniature carnations with blue and white rooes upon Willcb sat elMMntary education maj~r -' making their home It 700 E. ' An Interesting facllelmed from the Schroders wu, there Is and while streamers centered two sugar doves. The table was Hljnjtng College, Searcy, Alt. Center street. llelreJ, Ark. 110 anempfo1menl Ill Germany. Also illterestiDJ wu the In· m a white Bible. centered wtlh an arranaement Mr. Golf attended aUo Valley bmlllon tbeydonolgrow sweet corn (lbelr 11eason Is too lbort) Sbe carried a bandkercblef of blue and whi!AI dailies In a · lilt tbey do grow lobecco. which had belGaaed "' both her .uver bowl. TwO 111ree -lrrancb great-grandmother, !be !ale candelabra beld blue Cllldles. . WANT TO MENTION the Rio Grande Facult7 Wcmen Style · Mra. Mary BaD, and grand· Mrt!. Sandra Steele and Mrs. Sbowplunedf~rSept. 23at8p.m. ln tbaDtnlng.HaD. Upromtseo mother, tile late Mn. Mabel Louise Kelaltng were In charge . fD be one of the lilhllllhlll at the faU - l o r tbe ladle.l. Anyone JarreD. Her lilly jeweiry .... a of the receptlm. GALLIPOLIS - 'l1le AID- BtU Shafflr and da!llhlerl, Mr • IDQ' come and pruoeec1s frc1n the 00. dollar dmatloit at the door pair of opal earrings, a gift of Aaalstlng u bost 11 were bulladorl S!nlay School au. and Mn. &imle Carter ll1lf' the groom. Mr. Jean McOlrmlck, Mn. of F1nt Bapllst Omrdl belli Ita daughter, Mr. and Mrs. MID INIDiofDtheFWCScbolarsblpFuncl,aaoodcalile.strawberry Mia• Becky Pauley, the YVOIIIIeMIDer,MiaiMaryJane inmthlymeeUngmAIJ8.ll. Riley and 1011• Mr. and Mn. ~of Rio Grande 111 putting II Oil IIDII al)llel aU the way from brlde'sstala',-aerveilaalllllldof Ru11ell and Mill Becky A corn tcllslwas held at the Smeltur Ikrle and daqbter, dllllhD's tblnga ID bridalgOWDI will be modeled . , honor, and Mn.lled!7 CarltCD, Saunders. . Sllliltur ftGae faim 1n NOi'IINp. Putor and ~,Harry ~jle and : , •. .. · 1114 • ea:;-~' f'!r litr' Clllf:cllloi~~.qbio. ~""'""" .......... ................. "' ...... '' "'ia' f ·lilt doulile 1'11111 .......,... ,....... · ,. . ..... ··, ' ~ .~~ ·Rif br ·the Sa!Y~~ In Welllalle; Ohio. · Father ·~ at lO:G )II the 'l1le Dew' loin. Carter Is I wltll ~· ~ before llla,ltar cmtdelalnl and ll'l'q!!IDenls ' P. ~ 'J ¥ ~ :Jt: ':'i'~~"'&· ::","1!'"..,'1 ; . . ..... . .. Mr. ,ilncl M ' ' ... . REV SATIN UtlXWALl �~ WeddmrPI8ris ·r :,._ ·"" ,.....,..._.i*ft · - ;~~'lVIe '•Wfll ..., . •.. J 'it f .o:-·,~- - . ~ 1: ~IJ1;...Piillf~ . ~·=:r ~~ct1 ~· XlnC. di\U&IIfM ~ Mr. . . Ows Read ' ' 'j ' ! ' I' ' ' k>MEJIOY \- In a can· dlellcbt wedding ceremony 10lemnlrAidat 7:30p.m. on July II In the Cbester United Methoda.t Church, Mlsa ~llicla Ann Gaul became the of 'l.orry Dale <lay. The a. the eldellt daughter of ..occ - -IIDII Mn. Jacob M. Gaul, • ~, Route 3, and the . 1Jrk1ecroom Ia the 1!00 of ll!r. ·. and Mn. llorbert W. Clay of !llelrbom Heights, Michigan. 1 Rev. Robert R. Card performed the double-ring tJplil'emelnY. A half hour of pre· nuptial music was presented by Mrl. Horace Karr, organlsl, witll Miss Jenny Dean and Miss Twlla Karr as vocalists. Before an sitar decorated with ciiJidelahra and baskets of wbite gladloU and chrysanthemuml, the brlde and groom acbanged mem<rized wedding wwa. Wblte satin bowa and ,-mflngle dslales accented the ilAfamlly pews. hno Elcarted tD the altar by her 71 Jather, the bride appeared In a Door length s1lhouette gown of wbite ldlk crganza and chantilly lice. '!be empire style bodice of pUocewas designed with a scoop neddlne adamed with scattered seed pearla and fuU blohop sleeves with wide cuffs coming to polnlll aver the wrists. Flowing Into a chapel length train, the A-line sldrt of silk crganza was accented by banda of malddng lace and scattered lace appliques. Her llhoolder lengtb veil of ldlk lllu..lon was held In place by an organza petll headpiece. The bride carried a_wbite satin Bible, a c1f1 of 1\!r. and Mn. VIctor Gaul, covered with a single white orchid with trans of ivy entwined with daisies and white satin streamers tied In lover'o ·. ~~~"'1: ~ • ..,_~~lin. ~ J)mlp!, , ;&alit :~~:T~· he~· iflli ~·· ,~· ' U' ,ai 8 p.m. at U. , appliques ac~ented the lull sleeves and walslllm!s. Circle veils of matchiJig Wuskln 1NI'e held In place by Dlor bowl ·accentuated with dalay appllques. The gowns and veils of the attendnnts were fashioned by the trlde's mother. Miss Kirby carried a colonlal bouquet of White dalales with satin streamers. The hrldeamaids carried candl• bouquets encircled with white daisies. Three-year-old niece of the gr0001, Miss Jean! Lyan :reter, was !lower"f!lrl carrying a white wi.cker basket of mint rose petsls whlch she strewed before tile bride's procession to the ' ·~ 01.-ch of arlal, ,.,t!part,ll9ule _ ~·~tb4irry of II¥. I The ' '· ~.. ' ' Joyce Deeter is Bride Miss Cintra Swatzel s•uly .' I'OMEIIOY - Mr. and Mn. Q\arlea E. Slralzel, Pomeroy, an~IIJUiilnclna the qagement and ~ marriage of their daqbter, Cbitra, to Mlcb•l E. Wlnellnimer, 1011 of 1\!r. and Mrs. Dana Winebnnller of Syracue. Ml11 SWalsel ·· It a IN4 sraduate of Pomeroy Hlih School, attended the ColliiJibut Bua1ne111 University, and Ia preaently IIIIJI)oyed at ()No University. Wlnelnrm., Ia aiiO a 1914 graduate of Pomeroy Hlih School and a 11188 graduate of CaJlltal University, Columbua. " '., ,·-~y . =~TtlESDt lnAiheY' He Ia prt&elltl)' emplo)'iid li{tbe Columbus PubUc School AM-E RICAN 'Legion AUIIllar):,LewldlanleyPolt,7 p.Qi. n.la)' at the Mount Monah Baptlat Clwrcll. Mn. Vlr8irda DeLegal, hai~t¥~. System · ' 1111 OPen church wedti!J'i'.111D be held on Sunday, Dec. ~.at 2-:l!O p.m. at the ~ Untied Metbodlat Church. ' . .:::::~ u:~es: ' ~ lllid the uaber.f wW be Vernon Russell, New I 1811 gramate of. Eastern 111gb School, !rCjll Lucallllch School in 1187. Oollep, ElclD, m. fl!r.two yean tll'lor to the U..S. Air F-. He ll!rves as a fll'OUIId l'lldlo opntor, (wlce CGIIllllllnlcatlona) and will leave soon r. IS montha' duty In Vlebwn. .Weddtnc plans are lncwiplele. FIVE GENERATION FAMILY- The blr1b of MlcbMI Rolllb di oo created IIIOiher live ge8eratlon iamiJ,y. Left to rlllbt, Michael, be1nJ held by hla father, Mike, wbo Ia p . 111117 serving with the U. S. Navy lit Calllomla; Mn. Mary IIGwib, Polllero,, grandmother; Mrs. Evtlyn NlchOiaon, Clllton. great.cranillllaadlln. ' July 21 at Holzer Medlclll Center Jeule Cartwright, Clllton, RACINE FIREMEN'S Awd~, 7:30 Friday night at Dotty WW will llei'Ve refrelh. menlll and conduct gamea. ENTERPRISE Methodltt Church UNITED WSCS, 1'ueaday, home of Mrs. James 1 great.gea~er. Marahlield, and Tim King, Mlddleport, Route I. Mtas Wendy Nlcula of Bay Sorority Party Held at ResortResort. RelreshmeJ!II were VWage will register the gueats. terJed by the IOCial cmunlttee A reception honoring "lbe I'OMEIIOY - A soc1al for with Velma Rue In charge of the couple wW be held in the church members !If XI Gamma Mu event. aoclal room Immediately Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi The 'Oral resu1ar meeting o1 following the wedding. Sorority was held Thuraday the chapter will be held afternoon at Pleasant Point M ' D • D • A t -~ t~~~~F:ben~~ -· 1 ss or1 s ·av1 s 1s ugu s B-ride 0f Da ryI Eu ne Well _ VETERANS Memorial tal AuslllarJ Board 7 30 Announce Engagement . Mr. and Mrs. larry Dale Clay Community Corner '' : '' ."! .~ A ~~ OURS FAtollJIY riliQklll ' ' Slmda7 ROell'· 8jiriDP . ' ntflfGUI!da. Bub! dlilrier at 1 be dolir . )1;111: . .,.....me . , - ·!, MONDAY loirmi : ·ll$!GS OOUNTY;-I!Ibi no, 'l'bi llafl\ lliMI rc.v, bcllle of Mn. open 1o au lfllrr7 Davis, Pllih:i'oy, Mon- ben of day, 7:30p.m. area.JI4illtrallclllwlo made MEIGS CHAPTER of ·with Mn. Wendotll Smllb, M3l DeMolay MOIIdaf. 7:30 p.m. Cdonlal Drive, Spriqllleld:' Mlddlepclrt MNGalc Temple. ' • Mvllofy Council also at 7:30. TUESDAY Mrs. Johnny Adams RACINE - 1\!r. and Mn. The couple were married In ........_ Argyle Deeb!r of Racine, Route Gaffney, s. c. and are realdlng I, are announcing the marriage at Shelby, N. C. Mr. Adami, a of their doughier, Joyce AM, to graduate of Southern Locll Mr. Jolutny Wayne Adams, aon High School, cleas of 11187, Ia of Mrs. Melvin Drake, Racine, employed by Daniels Conand ll!rs. Raymond Windon, Route2,andl\!r. WayneAIIams, strucdon Co. In Sbelb)o. Mrs. Eddie Murphy. A honeymoon trip to the Blacldlck; ll!r. BW Buckley, Belpre. Smoky Mountains followed the Athens; 1\!rs. Agnes Koehler, wedding and reception. The Fultooham, Ohio; 1\!rs. Marlin , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . , brlde'o traveling costwne was a Johnson, Marta and Paula, Nile green polyester knit dress Altanla, Georgia; Mrl. Nancy with white acc0110ries and the Armentrout, Eddie and Debllle, white ordlld corsage from her Clarksvllle, Tennessee; Mr. Truman Rhodes, Miss Barbara bridal bouquet. The newlyweds are presently Rhoades, Clarksburg, West making their home at F-206 Virginia; Mrs. Ed Walker, By charlene Hoeflich· C«nell Courts In Ypsilanti, McDonald, Pennsylvania; Mr. Michigan, where they both will 1111d Mrs. Samuel Clay, Mr. Sam Abit of hwnor was Injected Into a aolemn DUJiliOII& dlll'lq the attend Eastern Michigan Clay, Detroit, Mlcblt!an; l\!r . University having transferred and Mrs. George Wykllge, wedding ct Kay Ault and lioMJe Logan laJt Saturday. As the two knelt at the 8111r, there lllr evfll1ooe to tee on the from Glenville State College, Ypsilanti, Michigan; l\!r. John bottom ct RoMie's shoes ..ere the wwds "Help Me." Tbe pracGlenville, W. Va., and Henry Turshnlk, ML and Mrs. Devid Ford Community College, Teter, Jenny and Jimmy; 1\!r. tical joke of a reladw or I!lend, no doubt. Dearborn, M1cblgan. The new and ll!ra. VIctor E. Gaul, Vlctoi1\!rs. Clay is a 1967 graduate of an~ Lisa, Garden City, MRS. BEN NEUTZLING will rell&'ll Labor Dll fnlm Purl· Eastern High School and her Michlt!an; Mlsa Sandra land, ln. wbere abe's altendJnc llle -..uaJ nal!onal C~J~vmtlon huoband Ia a 1967 !ll"aduate of Dumllree, Earl Duncan, Keith of the American Legion and 1111 Aullllary. She attends In thE' Q-estwood 111gb School. Davey, Bob Nicol, Tom rapadty of president of the Eitllth Dlatrtcl of the Ohio DepartA rebearsal dinner of buffet Jamrock, Ted Badarak, Don rnent, American Legion AUillllry. stylewaaheldfltthehomeofthe Kruk, Patrick McGoorty, !lie went to Portland by lraln and will be getting bllcll to bride's pare~~ja for nearly 25 Robert and Portm ~~r,JJIIIIII10. , " _. _ Ills lcr the r "· _,, · tton were ·; .,. Mf. anll ~ Wolf, Miss Terry WW, qoiumbus; 1\!rs. Exchange Vows SUCH NOVEL SCARF holdera Mrs. Oris Glnlh.. made for VIrginia Baylot, Ken, Wendall, MIDDLEPORT Anmembers of Ute <llester Garden Cub I and Ralph, Rt. I Galllpolls; 1\!r. nouncement is made of the Theacm:tliOJderlwere!llven·u faWnibyMn.Glnlher at the marriage of Miss Kathleen Wedneaday evening club meeting wbidl abo\ halted. Tbey wwe Wlodarczyk, dsughter of ll!r. made ol plaltlc rinP covered With d'ocbeted work and a lab to and Mn. Stanley Wlodarczyk of which was croclleted a amiD llfety pin. Rhonert Park, Calif. to John W. To each one was attadled tblaUtlle vente ofaplanatlonCasto, son of Mrs. Marvin "A acari aametlmel you Hke to 1ote Kelly, Mlddleport. Pin me then inside )'Our coat. The wedding was an event of Than pull )'0111' acarfrlght throveh my ringAug. 21 at Tazewell, Va. You mutt ldmit, I'm a clever lhfilc." A luncheon reception 1 honoring the couple was held 'l1IE IWtRY BAILEY tamJly li home after lravetlng 7,101 Saturday at the Pleasant Point nines throu&b 10 11111ee and Mateo and 'report bavbJC,a Jll'llld Resort. lime despite Ow Ure blowootl, ICID8 other car trouble, and mudl, Gueslll were Mr. and ll!rs. too llllldl, rain • Marvin Kelly, Middleport; Mr. Mr. and Mn. Bailey IIJid oblldr!ll, DeiJIP and x.o,~, and Mrs. Hobert Ryzanca, were joined by U...1!alley'allater Mn. Hvch Daniell of MJmd, Holland, Mich.; lllr. and Mn. Jl'la., for the llip Weal. Tiley trawled with a C"''p".m:l,lpat Franklin H. Casto and children, lour rainy days In the Colorado t.bnlalna while Mr. Bane, Mark and Carolyn, Pomeroy. IJIIJted deer. _ The new Mn Casto Ia a · · graduate of Kel"'" Community lllghllahtl olllltl\' llip Included Will C.ltbad Cmna In College BaWe Q'eek Mlch New Mellco, tile Peirmeil Forlll, the Gralld Cln7ta, She 1a ~Joyed by Lelia Mcllli Yellowatme Natblal Park, $Ill Late Ql7 llld ~ Mormon Pool Hospital as an s-raJ Temple, t.bnt lluabmore, the Com Palaoe al Mlldlfll, S. D., technologist. Mar1t Twain M - at Hlmlbal, Mo. · Casto Ia a student at the 1D KlrknDls, Mo. they atopped by to vlalt a co1111D, Dr. Kellogg Community College George W. Raa. and he Ia employed by Grand In Cody, W,O., • the Balle)' flmll¥ llarted Trunk Western Railroad. whowllouldtbeJIIPOI ~ ' · calendar '•, -; . . Canaday, RulJand. piaJilst, and Roy Muon, CaJeildnla, YocaDIII, Mrl. Debbie 'lnlaw of Pomeroy irdl aerve as matrm llf hmar and the hridesm•ldl · wW be Miss Lee Clbrowakl ol Lorain, and Mlas Cindy ~111· Pomeroy. Sociat ,, altar. Master VIctor E. Gaul, four· year-old nephew of the bride, was ringbearer carrying a white satin and lace piflow which his father carried II ye'II'S ago in the wedding It Donna Gaul Crockarell, aunt of the bride. Michael Holds, Dearborn Heights, Mldllgan, servod as heat man with cousins of the gromn, Roy Clay and Herbert Clay, aervlng as ushers. Miss Monica Clay, sister of the groom, registered the guests. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Gaul was in a pink polyester knit dreas with pink accessories. Mrs. Clay wore a celery green dress with lace accent and white accessories. Both mothers wore white orchid coraages. For her grand· daughter's wedding, 1\!r,,, D. J. Morgan wore an orchid knit dress with a white gladlotl coraage. Apatio reception was held at the home of the bride's parents Immediately following the mots. ceremooy. Ma.s Peg Kirby, a former Athlree ·tiered wedding cake college rOOOlm&te, Clarksburg, topped with white wedding beDs w. Va., served as maid of and accented with mint lllu..lon honor, and 1\!rs. VIctor Gaal and and daisies were feat~~f!d on the Ma.s Sheila Clay, lltsters-111-law bride's table covered wtth white of the bride, were bridesnalda. Unen. Ivy and satin rufftes bride's only slater, Miss surrounded the cake which was Vlc'le Gaul, acted as junior flanked by white tapera In "!:l'.•tal can~ltlwo!IW.• , •¥ ·~ ".W!l -,Yeyqw '" '~d ,w;hi!"' dalt" · ~ 108tchlnl -ibl~ n~or~ength arrahgem_ents. goft"cfrnlnt green Gorgette Mra,--;W'Yatt Chadwell served nylon falbloned with !'II empiN as reception hostess assisted by nlal, round neekliDe, and loog Mrs. Ronald Clay, 1\!rs. David _ ...... Single dalay Teter, Mrs. Robert M.,.P,y and .,- 1iDI·ofll&l! at lhe·do!lbll rllli ~y. . ~ 'balto:ho)!l' '. dl prenupdal -~ lie~ .at 1:11 p.m. 1iiU be ~ . . ''led"-, Mils Salft ."' · cha ter P l year. THURSDAY SEPT. 10 1 THRU SUNDAY ' · SEPT. 13 - ww. It-Gates open 4 p.m. • CoNNiE' , __ V181TED HERE MIDDLEPORT - Dr. and Mrs. Stanley E. ~ .iDd children, Kyle, Eric and :l,l)orin hav~ Nturned to their home at Encino, . Calli. after "Wtlng here with her parenla, l\!r .' and Mrs. Charles McElh111nr, Middleport. · · Fiddling -Friday, Sept. li-Gates npen 4 p.m. , Tractor Pulling Contaot f p.m. Grandltand Show-N Sllllrt I p.m. • -Salurday, Sept. 12-Gates open 9, a.m. lllcyclund Trlqclo Poradellhrough lownl-- tun. • lllcyclo and Triqch Races Ummodllltly lelloWing parallol Calf Judging 10a.m. Pot Show and Parallo na.111. tall poilloeshed, muultd, ar cagod) ' Gonion Tractor Pulling Caalwlt_;Loca10n1~-12:N,._ , (Alexander School District) Blcyclo urawlng s:•p.m. Pony Pulling C-lmoesurlngal4p.m.l-6:Np.m. SlluaraDI..__Yalloyllays lp.m. FINwtrkl t:J. .;m,_ •,; sotrwlntothellllieplacelarbreem•.Jt'UamaDwor14l_ ,, ANOTHER MEIGS OOUNTIAN jUIII bar.k from a moptb'a vacation 1a Helellillrrll of Great Ben4. She !lew to Grove (;uy, :,f·w~~!M:blf,..-,.~:JI~ ''.:...siiilltay.''..pt; fl-Gaf~ Parallo lhru lown~ 1 . eiljolin!f.ev~. =~~=: 1'.7i!W~'\B·~1A'M,,~t«'~ i!~ - 'liUtriliO;bufro!lm!lllii 1\rilrb. dotislri lio¥1!..· :' ;,'t ~<'rJ\ \ . ',,. ' Into!•.;;:=. See our s1lactlon of Connies for fall 1: i ~;~ including bools of all . . . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS • 9 ,., Mrs. Daryl Eugene·Well (!he former Doris Davis) l ' .95 ' BID w/White python print patent upPers, .' ,. ' c , ;' - ~~~~·~ . 1~~~;~;i~{r.n of Amana Air Concllflona: 1 ,• Supply Is Limited/ · So Hw1 y Huny·. Hurry .- ••d SniATIEGVin .\· •, . '2:0DIIfGI!,, ~ AIIII0811 yfomovopromptlyat noon. , I:Oip.m. 1 HorH SIIIIW 115cl.l-l Rides For All Age$. w the Jllacll Jlllli, the "Natlrll Park RepUle ~ Wl!fl ,u htgbllllbll of 1be lrlp by Mn. Harris. .. . ..;•• Dille and Iii family rt11nec1 to Alabama Tuetda,y aQd Mra. llarrllla DOW back on job at Parkenburg. . c., ,. to 1 _ _ 1 ',. lbelr"" -' 1 SPORT IN' SNAKE Shed those old dull skins ' you've been wearing and ' get in on the newest fashion fu_nl Irs reptile under glass · .. . slithering into fall at a slick snake's pacet ,'• Thuraday evea~n~at the hdme of Maraaret FoUr~. lAII members are uteil lo attml the flnl 1 siM of the ilew Albany Community .Fair 1 _ -· f.' �~ WeddmrPI8ris ·r :,._ ·"" ,.....,..._.i*ft · - ;~~'lVIe '•Wfll ..., . •.. J 'it f .o:-·,~- - . ~ 1: ~IJ1;...Piillf~ . ~·=:r ~~ct1 ~· XlnC. di\U&IIfM ~ Mr. . . Ows Read ' ' 'j ' ! ' I' ' ' k>MEJIOY \- In a can· dlellcbt wedding ceremony 10lemnlrAidat 7:30p.m. on July II In the Cbester United Methoda.t Church, Mlsa ~llicla Ann Gaul became the of 'l.orry Dale <lay. The a. the eldellt daughter of ..occ - -IIDII Mn. Jacob M. Gaul, • ~, Route 3, and the . 1Jrk1ecroom Ia the 1!00 of ll!r. ·. and Mn. llorbert W. Clay of !llelrbom Heights, Michigan. 1 Rev. Robert R. Card performed the double-ring tJplil'emelnY. A half hour of pre· nuptial music was presented by Mrl. Horace Karr, organlsl, witll Miss Jenny Dean and Miss Twlla Karr as vocalists. Before an sitar decorated with ciiJidelahra and baskets of wbite gladloU and chrysanthemuml, the brlde and groom acbanged mem<rized wedding wwa. Wblte satin bowa and ,-mflngle dslales accented the ilAfamlly pews. hno Elcarted tD the altar by her 71 Jather, the bride appeared In a Door length s1lhouette gown of wbite ldlk crganza and chantilly lice. '!be empire style bodice of pUocewas designed with a scoop neddlne adamed with scattered seed pearla and fuU blohop sleeves with wide cuffs coming to polnlll aver the wrists. Flowing Into a chapel length train, the A-line sldrt of silk crganza was accented by banda of malddng lace and scattered lace appliques. Her llhoolder lengtb veil of ldlk lllu..lon was held In place by an organza petll headpiece. The bride carried a_wbite satin Bible, a c1f1 of 1\!r. and Mn. VIctor Gaul, covered with a single white orchid with trans of ivy entwined with daisies and white satin streamers tied In lover'o ·. ~~~"'1: ~ • ..,_~~lin. ~ J)mlp!, , ;&alit :~~:T~· he~· iflli ~·· ,~· ' U' ,ai 8 p.m. at U. , appliques ac~ented the lull sleeves and walslllm!s. Circle veils of matchiJig Wuskln 1NI'e held In place by Dlor bowl ·accentuated with dalay appllques. The gowns and veils of the attendnnts were fashioned by the trlde's mother. Miss Kirby carried a colonlal bouquet of White dalales with satin streamers. The hrldeamaids carried candl• bouquets encircled with white daisies. Three-year-old niece of the gr0001, Miss Jean! Lyan :reter, was !lower"f!lrl carrying a white wi.cker basket of mint rose petsls whlch she strewed before tile bride's procession to the ' ·~ 01.-ch of arlal, ,.,t!part,ll9ule _ ~·~tb4irry of II¥. I The ' '· ~.. ' ' Joyce Deeter is Bride Miss Cintra Swatzel s•uly .' I'OMEIIOY - Mr. and Mn. Q\arlea E. Slralzel, Pomeroy, an~IIJUiilnclna the qagement and ~ marriage of their daqbter, Cbitra, to Mlcb•l E. Wlnellnimer, 1011 of 1\!r. and Mrs. Dana Winebnnller of Syracue. Ml11 SWalsel ·· It a IN4 sraduate of Pomeroy Hlih School, attended the ColliiJibut Bua1ne111 University, and Ia preaently IIIIJI)oyed at ()No University. Wlnelnrm., Ia aiiO a 1914 graduate of Pomeroy Hlih School and a 11188 graduate of CaJlltal University, Columbua. " '., ,·-~y . =~TtlESDt lnAiheY' He Ia prt&elltl)' emplo)'iid li{tbe Columbus PubUc School AM-E RICAN 'Legion AUIIllar):,LewldlanleyPolt,7 p.Qi. n.la)' at the Mount Monah Baptlat Clwrcll. Mn. Vlr8irda DeLegal, hai~t¥~. System · ' 1111 OPen church wedti!J'i'.111D be held on Sunday, Dec. ~.at 2-:l!O p.m. at the ~ Untied Metbodlat Church. ' . .:::::~ u:~es: ' ~ lllid the uaber.f wW be Vernon Russell, New I 1811 gramate of. Eastern 111gb School, !rCjll Lucallllch School in 1187. Oollep, ElclD, m. fl!r.two yean tll'lor to the U..S. Air F-. He ll!rves as a fll'OUIId l'lldlo opntor, (wlce CGIIllllllnlcatlona) and will leave soon r. IS montha' duty In Vlebwn. .Weddtnc plans are lncwiplele. FIVE GENERATION FAMILY- The blr1b of MlcbMI Rolllb di oo created IIIOiher live ge8eratlon iamiJ,y. Left to rlllbt, Michael, be1nJ held by hla father, Mike, wbo Ia p . 111117 serving with the U. S. Navy lit Calllomla; Mn. Mary IIGwib, Polllero,, grandmother; Mrs. Evtlyn NlchOiaon, Clllton. great.cranillllaadlln. ' July 21 at Holzer Medlclll Center Jeule Cartwright, Clllton, RACINE FIREMEN'S Awd~, 7:30 Friday night at Dotty WW will llei'Ve refrelh. menlll and conduct gamea. ENTERPRISE Methodltt Church UNITED WSCS, 1'ueaday, home of Mrs. James 1 great.gea~er. Marahlield, and Tim King, Mlddleport, Route I. Mtas Wendy Nlcula of Bay Sorority Party Held at ResortResort. RelreshmeJ!II were VWage will register the gueats. terJed by the IOCial cmunlttee A reception honoring "lbe I'OMEIIOY - A soc1al for with Velma Rue In charge of the couple wW be held in the church members !If XI Gamma Mu event. aoclal room Immediately Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi The 'Oral resu1ar meeting o1 following the wedding. Sorority was held Thuraday the chapter will be held afternoon at Pleasant Point M ' D • D • A t -~ t~~~~F:ben~~ -· 1 ss or1 s ·av1 s 1s ugu s B-ride 0f Da ryI Eu ne Well _ VETERANS Memorial tal AuslllarJ Board 7 30 Announce Engagement . Mr. and Mrs. larry Dale Clay Community Corner '' : '' ."! .~ A ~~ OURS FAtollJIY riliQklll ' ' Slmda7 ROell'· 8jiriDP . ' ntflfGUI!da. Bub! dlilrier at 1 be dolir . )1;111: . .,.....me . , - ·!, MONDAY loirmi : ·ll$!GS OOUNTY;-I!Ibi no, 'l'bi llafl\ lliMI rc.v, bcllle of Mn. open 1o au lfllrr7 Davis, Pllih:i'oy, Mon- ben of day, 7:30p.m. area.JI4illtrallclllwlo made MEIGS CHAPTER of ·with Mn. Wendotll Smllb, M3l DeMolay MOIIdaf. 7:30 p.m. Cdonlal Drive, Spriqllleld:' Mlddlepclrt MNGalc Temple. ' • Mvllofy Council also at 7:30. TUESDAY Mrs. Johnny Adams RACINE - 1\!r. and Mn. The couple were married In ........_ Argyle Deeb!r of Racine, Route Gaffney, s. c. and are realdlng I, are announcing the marriage at Shelby, N. C. Mr. Adami, a of their doughier, Joyce AM, to graduate of Southern Locll Mr. Jolutny Wayne Adams, aon High School, cleas of 11187, Ia of Mrs. Melvin Drake, Racine, employed by Daniels Conand ll!rs. Raymond Windon, Route2,andl\!r. WayneAIIams, strucdon Co. In Sbelb)o. Mrs. Eddie Murphy. A honeymoon trip to the Blacldlck; ll!r. BW Buckley, Belpre. Smoky Mountains followed the Athens; 1\!rs. Agnes Koehler, wedding and reception. The Fultooham, Ohio; 1\!rs. Marlin , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . , brlde'o traveling costwne was a Johnson, Marta and Paula, Nile green polyester knit dress Altanla, Georgia; Mrl. Nancy with white acc0110ries and the Armentrout, Eddie and Debllle, white ordlld corsage from her Clarksvllle, Tennessee; Mr. Truman Rhodes, Miss Barbara bridal bouquet. The newlyweds are presently Rhoades, Clarksburg, West making their home at F-206 Virginia; Mrs. Ed Walker, By charlene Hoeflich· C«nell Courts In Ypsilanti, McDonald, Pennsylvania; Mr. Michigan, where they both will 1111d Mrs. Samuel Clay, Mr. Sam Abit of hwnor was Injected Into a aolemn DUJiliOII& dlll'lq the attend Eastern Michigan Clay, Detroit, Mlcblt!an; l\!r . University having transferred and Mrs. George Wykllge, wedding ct Kay Ault and lioMJe Logan laJt Saturday. As the two knelt at the 8111r, there lllr evfll1ooe to tee on the from Glenville State College, Ypsilanti, Michigan; l\!r. John bottom ct RoMie's shoes ..ere the wwds "Help Me." Tbe pracGlenville, W. Va., and Henry Turshnlk, ML and Mrs. Devid Ford Community College, Teter, Jenny and Jimmy; 1\!r. tical joke of a reladw or I!lend, no doubt. Dearborn, M1cblgan. The new and ll!ra. VIctor E. Gaul, Vlctoi1\!rs. Clay is a 1967 graduate of an~ Lisa, Garden City, MRS. BEN NEUTZLING will rell&'ll Labor Dll fnlm Purl· Eastern High School and her Michlt!an; Mlsa Sandra land, ln. wbere abe's altendJnc llle -..uaJ nal!onal C~J~vmtlon huoband Ia a 1967 !ll"aduate of Dumllree, Earl Duncan, Keith of the American Legion and 1111 Aullllary. She attends In thE' Q-estwood 111gb School. Davey, Bob Nicol, Tom rapadty of president of the Eitllth Dlatrtcl of the Ohio DepartA rebearsal dinner of buffet Jamrock, Ted Badarak, Don rnent, American Legion AUillllry. stylewaaheldfltthehomeofthe Kruk, Patrick McGoorty, !lie went to Portland by lraln and will be getting bllcll to bride's pare~~ja for nearly 25 Robert and Portm ~~r,JJIIIIII10. , " _. _ Ills lcr the r "· _,, · tton were ·; .,. Mf. anll ~ Wolf, Miss Terry WW, qoiumbus; 1\!rs. Exchange Vows SUCH NOVEL SCARF holdera Mrs. Oris Glnlh.. made for VIrginia Baylot, Ken, Wendall, MIDDLEPORT Anmembers of Ute <llester Garden Cub I and Ralph, Rt. I Galllpolls; 1\!r. nouncement is made of the Theacm:tliOJderlwere!llven·u faWnibyMn.Glnlher at the marriage of Miss Kathleen Wedneaday evening club meeting wbidl abo\ halted. Tbey wwe Wlodarczyk, dsughter of ll!r. made ol plaltlc rinP covered With d'ocbeted work and a lab to and Mn. Stanley Wlodarczyk of which was croclleted a amiD llfety pin. Rhonert Park, Calif. to John W. To each one was attadled tblaUtlle vente ofaplanatlonCasto, son of Mrs. Marvin "A acari aametlmel you Hke to 1ote Kelly, Mlddleport. Pin me then inside )'Our coat. The wedding was an event of Than pull )'0111' acarfrlght throveh my ringAug. 21 at Tazewell, Va. You mutt ldmit, I'm a clever lhfilc." A luncheon reception 1 honoring the couple was held 'l1IE IWtRY BAILEY tamJly li home after lravetlng 7,101 Saturday at the Pleasant Point nines throu&b 10 11111ee and Mateo and 'report bavbJC,a Jll'llld Resort. lime despite Ow Ure blowootl, ICID8 other car trouble, and mudl, Gueslll were Mr. and ll!rs. too llllldl, rain • Marvin Kelly, Middleport; Mr. Mr. and Mn. Bailey IIJid oblldr!ll, DeiJIP and x.o,~, and Mrs. Hobert Ryzanca, were joined by U...1!alley'allater Mn. Hvch Daniell of MJmd, Holland, Mich.; lllr. and Mn. Jl'la., for the llip Weal. Tiley trawled with a C"''p".m:l,lpat Franklin H. Casto and children, lour rainy days In the Colorado t.bnlalna while Mr. Bane, Mark and Carolyn, Pomeroy. IJIIJted deer. _ The new Mn Casto Ia a · · graduate of Kel"'" Community lllghllahtl olllltl\' llip Included Will C.ltbad Cmna In College BaWe Q'eek Mlch New Mellco, tile Peirmeil Forlll, the Gralld Cln7ta, She 1a ~Joyed by Lelia Mcllli Yellowatme Natblal Park, $Ill Late Ql7 llld ~ Mormon Pool Hospital as an s-raJ Temple, t.bnt lluabmore, the Com Palaoe al Mlldlfll, S. D., technologist. Mar1t Twain M - at Hlmlbal, Mo. · Casto Ia a student at the 1D KlrknDls, Mo. they atopped by to vlalt a co1111D, Dr. Kellogg Community College George W. Raa. and he Ia employed by Grand In Cody, W,O., • the Balle)' flmll¥ llarted Trunk Western Railroad. whowllouldtbeJIIPOI ~ ' · calendar '•, -; . . Canaday, RulJand. piaJilst, and Roy Muon, CaJeildnla, YocaDIII, Mrl. Debbie 'lnlaw of Pomeroy irdl aerve as matrm llf hmar and the hridesm•ldl · wW be Miss Lee Clbrowakl ol Lorain, and Mlas Cindy ~111· Pomeroy. Sociat ,, altar. Master VIctor E. Gaul, four· year-old nephew of the bride, was ringbearer carrying a white satin and lace piflow which his father carried II ye'II'S ago in the wedding It Donna Gaul Crockarell, aunt of the bride. Michael Holds, Dearborn Heights, Mldllgan, servod as heat man with cousins of the gromn, Roy Clay and Herbert Clay, aervlng as ushers. Miss Monica Clay, sister of the groom, registered the guests. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Gaul was in a pink polyester knit dreas with pink accessories. Mrs. Clay wore a celery green dress with lace accent and white accessories. Both mothers wore white orchid coraages. For her grand· daughter's wedding, 1\!r,,, D. J. Morgan wore an orchid knit dress with a white gladlotl coraage. Apatio reception was held at the home of the bride's parents Immediately following the mots. ceremooy. Ma.s Peg Kirby, a former Athlree ·tiered wedding cake college rOOOlm&te, Clarksburg, topped with white wedding beDs w. Va., served as maid of and accented with mint lllu..lon honor, and 1\!rs. VIctor Gaal and and daisies were feat~~f!d on the Ma.s Sheila Clay, lltsters-111-law bride's table covered wtth white of the bride, were bridesnalda. Unen. Ivy and satin rufftes bride's only slater, Miss surrounded the cake which was Vlc'le Gaul, acted as junior flanked by white tapera In "!:l'.•tal can~ltlwo!IW.• , •¥ ·~ ".W!l -,Yeyqw '" '~d ,w;hi!"' dalt" · ~ 108tchlnl -ibl~ n~or~ength arrahgem_ents. goft"cfrnlnt green Gorgette Mra,--;W'Yatt Chadwell served nylon falbloned with !'II empiN as reception hostess assisted by nlal, round neekliDe, and loog Mrs. Ronald Clay, 1\!rs. David _ ...... Single dalay Teter, Mrs. Robert M.,.P,y and .,- 1iDI·ofll&l! at lhe·do!lbll rllli ~y. . ~ 'balto:ho)!l' '. dl prenupdal -~ lie~ .at 1:11 p.m. 1iiU be ~ . . ''led"-, Mils Salft ."' · cha ter P l year. THURSDAY SEPT. 10 1 THRU SUNDAY ' · SEPT. 13 - ww. It-Gates open 4 p.m. • CoNNiE' , __ V181TED HERE MIDDLEPORT - Dr. and Mrs. Stanley E. ~ .iDd children, Kyle, Eric and :l,l)orin hav~ Nturned to their home at Encino, . Calli. after "Wtlng here with her parenla, l\!r .' and Mrs. Charles McElh111nr, Middleport. · · Fiddling -Friday, Sept. li-Gates npen 4 p.m. , Tractor Pulling Contaot f p.m. Grandltand Show-N Sllllrt I p.m. • -Salurday, Sept. 12-Gates open 9, a.m. lllcyclund Trlqclo Poradellhrough lownl-- tun. • lllcyclo and Triqch Races Ummodllltly lelloWing parallol Calf Judging 10a.m. Pot Show and Parallo na.111. tall poilloeshed, muultd, ar cagod) ' Gonion Tractor Pulling Caalwlt_;Loca10n1~-12:N,._ , (Alexander School District) Blcyclo urawlng s:•p.m. Pony Pulling C-lmoesurlngal4p.m.l-6:Np.m. SlluaraDI..__Yalloyllays lp.m. FINwtrkl t:J. .;m,_ •,; sotrwlntothellllieplacelarbreem•.Jt'UamaDwor14l_ ,, ANOTHER MEIGS OOUNTIAN jUIII bar.k from a moptb'a vacation 1a Helellillrrll of Great Ben4. She !lew to Grove (;uy, :,f·w~~!M:blf,..-,.~:JI~ ''.:...siiilltay.''..pt; fl-Gaf~ Parallo lhru lown~ 1 . eiljolin!f.ev~. =~~=: 1'.7i!W~'\B·~1A'M,,~t«'~ i!~ - 'liUtriliO;bufro!lm!lllii 1\rilrb. dotislri lio¥1!..· :' ;,'t ~<'rJ\ \ . ',,. ' Into!•.;;:=. See our s1lactlon of Connies for fall 1: i ~;~ including bools of all . . . OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS • 9 ,., Mrs. Daryl Eugene·Well (!he former Doris Davis) l ' .95 ' BID w/White python print patent upPers, .' ,. ' c , ;' - ~~~~·~ . 1~~~;~;i~{r.n of Amana Air Concllflona: 1 ,• Supply Is Limited/ · So Hw1 y Huny·. Hurry .- ••d SniATIEGVin .\· •, . '2:0DIIfGI!,, ~ AIIII0811 yfomovopromptlyat noon. , I:Oip.m. 1 HorH SIIIIW 115cl.l-l Rides For All Age$. w the Jllacll Jlllli, the "Natlrll Park RepUle ~ Wl!fl ,u htgbllllbll of 1be lrlp by Mn. Harris. .. . ..;•• Dille and Iii family rt11nec1 to Alabama Tuetda,y aQd Mra. llarrllla DOW back on job at Parkenburg. . c., ,. to 1 _ _ 1 ',. lbelr"" -' 1 SPORT IN' SNAKE Shed those old dull skins ' you've been wearing and ' get in on the newest fashion fu_nl Irs reptile under glass · .. . slithering into fall at a slick snake's pacet ,'• Thuraday evea~n~at the hdme of Maraaret FoUr~. lAII members are uteil lo attml the flnl 1 siM of the ilew Albany Community .Fair 1 _ -· f.' �.rtt . .- '"z:;TIII~!fk pt$e!la.Bai!ltaJ;~.~~II'IJ ,· , ,, ·• .After ~tl~t, ~'!,IJ~~'~fl:,.' ·• G . S Band·' 'Read,J?.:· . . ' ,, ' . - • ' •' '' ' .( . ' .' .' KODAK INSTAMATIC CAMERA 124 .,' • .1 ' Cleor, lhorp pKtur..al Oi'Oft"in fil~t~lo<ldlngl Pop-on Ha1hcub.l TokH aU tnre1 kind aof pic:hKM• tolor 11idM! SJJ99 MOP AND ,-· IIIAIL YAWl color snop,itotf!.blod and-white1l Camera only! BROOM $1 llWillr "'" "LET'S GET this straight" Suiter (center) aeemsto be telling the bond. Maj..-etlel stand to the right, oomolistenlng to the lnltrucUona, oome will! other tlllnp to discuii.!Jne leeden Blandin front of Mr. Suiter. :~,~~~:~~~!:!~~,,·~.. \~~JII . around and under it1 own bou- and wr~ 01 a shield ogoi1111 up-glort. " BOTH FOR limit $229 set NOUSIWAII Df1T. IETAIL VALUI $2.95 • t •l I ~ Till Rill! IIIOIIIIDC!I j SHIFS'"'· COLEMAN COOLER 126-12 C.OLOR PRINTS $266 WITH PIOCfSSING RETAIL VALUE $5.65 1 STOVE #4U 3M DYNACHROME FILM I COLEMAN DELUXE $100 'one I ' COMBINATION SUPER 8 MOVIE FILM j $1688 Keep contenH cold for days! Finest insulation. Unbreakable liners. Rustproof bose reinforced with steel boot cops. Exclusive cam latch! RETAIL YAWl $26.95 DUPOIIT IIWillr DIPT. SHITS Df1T. loti-leak POCKET · lfADJQ;~. · ".. I tlada~~~~.cor: ,......... ......It!. •Mft. ,.,...., •lw*-lro ""'•"'•'i< Y''•'"'• C•,{•ol .• 1 lt•ritt •od ...,...,•• • ..., , ..,y·ta-cimlil. cooJd be IIWIO than lfndlng yolhell 111111te 30 yard llDe and lltert.llotlltebandm U.e411yardlllle? lfWillr . liN. P2790 .. ·SJ·99 3000NLY PfiSTORI Limit Black& Decker DRILL '-71 O:Z, fAMILY SID COLGATE TOOTHPASTE RETAiL VlUUI $1.09 COSMmC II#T. LIMIT 2 GALLONS ANTI-FREEZE %" . .\ Colgate~~~...,!~ 66C Gallon ..- PRESTONE ~•ooF u. - "· JALC · 500 GAL. ONLY PER STORE $444 '; • . ., '!~ CASHMERE BOUQUET \i-..• .,. SJ&& ~ f1io plo,, • $e~•o1011 ~n OOPS - The bose drummer did it. Wllal every ballll member fears . Be was asleep wilen lite otben turned. What lOOZ. ANTI· FREEZt . .,H H G. I. TIANSISTOR $166 58/J RETAIL VALUE $1.05 ~ toSMHIC Df1T. COLGATE WHITE RAIN TOOTH BRUSH HAIR SPRAY c HARD OR MEDIUM PER GALLON sql) GAL.- ONLY PERSTORf LIMIT 2 RETAIL VALUE $1.49 RETAIL VALUE 69' CtJSIIITIC /11111. 2 .,, CDSMIT/f - LADIES' . ·, -,) AL.COA W~AP •JV~ ' , - MESH HOSE 12"x75' ECONOMY He ck's own "Go)' Rbmpoge" brand nylon mesh hose. Colors: WRAP FOIL 93' Cinnamon and Beige . All firu quality. Sites 8 \.7 to 11 . ·62' 25t Pair .IIIISIWAtl "'" RETAIL VALUE 2FOI .Extra V Is Built Into EV~fY I 24oz• SCOPE .00 { I �.rtt . .- '"z:;TIII~!fk pt$e!la.Bai!ltaJ;~.~~II'IJ ,· , ,, ·• .After ~tl~t, ~'!,IJ~~'~fl:,.' ·• G . S Band·' 'Read,J?.:· . . ' ,, ' . - • ' •' '' ' .( . ' .' .' KODAK INSTAMATIC CAMERA 124 .,' • .1 ' Cleor, lhorp pKtur..al Oi'Oft"in fil~t~lo<ldlngl Pop-on Ha1hcub.l TokH aU tnre1 kind aof pic:hKM• tolor 11idM! SJJ99 MOP AND ,-· IIIAIL YAWl color snop,itotf!.blod and-white1l Camera only! BROOM $1 llWillr "'" "LET'S GET this straight" Suiter (center) aeemsto be telling the bond. Maj..-etlel stand to the right, oomolistenlng to the lnltrucUona, oome will! other tlllnp to discuii.!Jne leeden Blandin front of Mr. Suiter. :~,~~~:~~~!:!~~,,·~.. \~~JII . around and under it1 own bou- and wr~ 01 a shield ogoi1111 up-glort. " BOTH FOR limit $229 set NOUSIWAII Df1T. IETAIL VALUI $2.95 • t •l I ~ Till Rill! IIIOIIIIDC!I j SHIFS'"'· COLEMAN COOLER 126-12 C.OLOR PRINTS $266 WITH PIOCfSSING RETAIL VALUE $5.65 1 STOVE #4U 3M DYNACHROME FILM I COLEMAN DELUXE $100 'one I ' COMBINATION SUPER 8 MOVIE FILM j $1688 Keep contenH cold for days! Finest insulation. Unbreakable liners. Rustproof bose reinforced with steel boot cops. Exclusive cam latch! RETAIL YAWl $26.95 DUPOIIT IIWillr DIPT. SHITS Df1T. loti-leak POCKET · lfADJQ;~. · ".. I tlada~~~~.cor: ,......... ......It!. •Mft. ,.,...., •lw*-lro ""'•"'•'i< Y''•'"'• C•,{•ol .• 1 lt•ritt •od ...,...,•• • ..., , ..,y·ta-cimlil. cooJd be IIWIO than lfndlng yolhell 111111te 30 yard llDe and lltert.llotlltebandm U.e411yardlllle? lfWillr . liN. P2790 .. ·SJ·99 3000NLY PfiSTORI Limit Black& Decker DRILL '-71 O:Z, fAMILY SID COLGATE TOOTHPASTE RETAiL VlUUI $1.09 COSMmC II#T. LIMIT 2 GALLONS ANTI-FREEZE %" . .\ Colgate~~~...,!~ 66C Gallon ..- PRESTONE ~•ooF u. - "· JALC · 500 GAL. ONLY PER STORE $444 '; • . ., '!~ CASHMERE BOUQUET \i-..• .,. SJ&& ~ f1io plo,, • $e~•o1011 ~n OOPS - The bose drummer did it. Wllal every ballll member fears . Be was asleep wilen lite otben turned. What lOOZ. ANTI· FREEZt . .,H H G. I. TIANSISTOR $166 58/J RETAIL VALUE $1.05 ~ toSMHIC Df1T. COLGATE WHITE RAIN TOOTH BRUSH HAIR SPRAY c HARD OR MEDIUM PER GALLON sql) GAL.- ONLY PERSTORf LIMIT 2 RETAIL VALUE $1.49 RETAIL VALUE 69' CtJSIIITIC /11111. 2 .,, CDSMIT/f - LADIES' . ·, -,) AL.COA W~AP •JV~ ' , - MESH HOSE 12"x75' ECONOMY He ck's own "Go)' Rbmpoge" brand nylon mesh hose. Colors: WRAP FOIL 93' Cinnamon and Beige . All firu quality. Sites 8 \.7 to 11 . ·62' 25t Pair .IIIISIWAtl "'" RETAIL VALUE 2FOI .Extra V Is Built Into EV~fY I 24oz• SCOPE .00 { I �. ~ ' • ~~ ~. \' ,..,.., CampUs. Unrest Issue In·· ·~mWav 1rimts - itntintl , . 1\T l:J ' h P' r i ,·, '!- ..ew nampS zre mary · · :; .: ,:; Pravd4 ' e e VOL IV NO. 32 ;:::-;;-:-::-:;::-·--~---------;;;ti: SUNDAY, Charges:.',-: . . . CONOORQ, N.H. (VPI) - part-lime atudenl wllo 11ys tbal prot.sla and lnftation, But Peteraon's att.nllon wu .',Campus unrest Ia an luue Ill only volunteers lhould be sent 'lbomaon alao zeroed In on dlatracfed by the appearance of Hampaldre Jll'lmar7 tofigbllnllldochlna. new realdenll moving In from lhreememberaoftheChlcago7 r-lay. · Two Democrats are battling neJibborlng Ma1811Chu8ella to - Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin • , Meldrim Thomson, a C"'-· lnCJevellnd'adlatrict. 'lbeyare eacape !bat slate'a high taxes. and David DeUinger -Ill the ,, · vative and hardliner on student llar1mouth College lllatructor Thomaon Pled8ed to keep New University of New l!ampahJre .,; .• delilonatrationa, II lr)'lng to Edwlll'd w. Gude and Franklin HampeJUre the only alate with wt· May, just after the Keat tOpple incumbent Gov. Walt.r Mayor Eugene s. Daniell, who neither tales nor Income laa. Slate University sisylllga 111 Peteraon In the Republican haa tried three times 111 vain to Petenon, who ended the Ohlo. balloting. win a major poUticBJ office. . unprecedented aix-year reign of Peterson stayed low durlnc 'lbe lwo.dayGOPgubernator- In the GOP IUbernatorlsl Wt, Demooratic Gov. King, their appearance, but he tep& 1a1 rivalry lakes lop bUUng ID Thomson has pitched hla complied a strong legialative slate pollee and National thll alit. where Republicans campalgn at conservatives fed record In a special aeulon he Guardamen avaUable'in cue Ill Olllnumber Demoorala 1&2,000 up with campus upheavale, called thll year. trouble. There was none. loBu.t 102,000. ·,·,·,•,·,••,•.:.;.·.·,•,•,·,•,·,v.-•oi'.-....;.:.•.:;·M'w~;···· """'·:•:o;•;o:o:.·,;;:·····:;:-,o· · · -:.-. . .,._.,.,.,.,._.,.,.,. .,. . .,,._.,.,.,..._.;o;.-•.•,...._.,,,._._.,._._.u ••••••• ' "'"~'_.,., •• •·u the llelnocrata are ~~·-•,•.•:0,•.-.,•.•.•.•.•,•;o,•:<'.-...w ·~-·. X~o"...-:"..:>!'..j'_.• -·~·~>! -•-•'•'•'• •'•'"•'...·.·.-.•.•. --......"'t'.'I'X.•.-;-:.-. ;o;o)'.........,~... ; 7 "" wnA •• ,. · (. ·" ! ) EVANS LODGE II one of two lodges located at Camp Asbury. Each lodge sleep& to and Is equippe(l with a large dining . recrealioo area, two larg~ stone fireplaces, one indocnandcme Gtldocn, aldtrben and lloatq for wintertime (Continued from Page I) and Bob Ubi, were amana the flrllt to arrive on the IC8II8 and asslafed by bystanders and otherl helped to gel hlm out. Mrs. Woods was riding In ~ front eeat beside her husband and the two CONSTRUCTION -Construction Is nowllllller way on a children were 1n the back seat. All multipurpose concrete court for sports and games at Camp remallled Ill the car after II wreclred. Apper8<m wu accompanied by his wife, Asbury. Kathryn, 22, but neither was Injured. He was owner of the tractor • but the traDer was leased to Fleet Carrier Corp. of In 1966 South Africsn 'Prime Pontiac, Mich. 'lbe ear waa totaled, but Minister Henrich Verwoerd was only tight damages resulted to the truck, pollee aald. =ewiiw.ted. . :;;. John"':· Waldo, • • • Mayor DennJa J. SUIUvan of :;; u:~ty~ (Continued from Page I) array of color. , , • Thus, another M.tp County resident baa found a 11tiafylng OUtlet forbla ahlllty,_ and, by the aame to~, liable to feel a bit of a financial booal dlr<lugb the eJideavor : :.. •tate'• oetOIId 'lbe other two Democrats are Roger O'owely, former alate COIIIIIllloloner of resources and economic development, and Ow-lea F. Whittemore, former 1late health and welfere commJssloner. New Hampshire'slwo RepubUcan congreasmen, Reps. Louis C. Wyman and James C. Cleveland, are unopposed and are regarded likely winners for re.<!leclion In November. In Wyman's congreaalonal dlatrict, the Democratic challengersare Michsel Dombroski, a U1rlverslty of New Harnpebire graduate atudenl and war critic; Cbeater E. Merrow, former GOP congressman turned Democrat; and William F.' Horan, hospital worker and J: ZERO WEATHER Due to hit Gallla lind Meigs -Counties. Get ready for winter early with our new INSULATED VINYL SIDING and forget about painting and high fuel bills. Also check our prices on storm windows and storm doors. We also specialize In complete roofing lobs. Buy locally from local 'JMlDpl,e wllo em~loy local help. Contact us now for TREMEND9IJS SAVINGS dUring our Labor Day Week Sale .. DEATH CAR - FOil' membere of a Hurricane, W. Va. family of 1111 ~tilled Ill the twisted wreckage of thll vehicle on Route 351n Maaon County at aboul7:45 p.m. Friday. The auto wu hit by a semi-0-aller rig. Write giving name, address ;c and telephone number to: Siding, 539 Neighborhood Road, Gallipolis, .Ohio, Inducted Into the National t.wn Tennla Hall of Fame Sunday Ill FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UPI) ceremonlea at Foreat Hills. - Four new members will be Tony Trabert, Mrs. Sblrley FOUR INDUCfEES 45631. "'. Saigon Silent On Visit SAIGON (VPl)-Newa !bat VIce President Npyeo cao lfy may visit the United Slates met With bfflclal aUence In Sllson Saturday' llthough the South Vle~na~MM embuly in WubJnston wu understood to hsve ~ agalrwt the official Sovlot Communlat newapaper, aceuwd the States and Israel aabotaglng U.N. efforla with ''unfounded" char· ges tbat Egypt had violated the Suez Canal ceaae-llre. There was no menu._, .,In Pravda or other Soviet madla of U.S. Amballador Jacob D. . Beam's representationa 'l'huHday to the ForeJin Minlatey . apresalng U.S. concern over the alleged violations, lnf~ 80W'ces ssid Deputy For,lgn Miniater Vladimir Vlnogr~ 11id the government would study the Information submif;ted by the United Slat.s. The Soviet ~already had rejected Israel's charges of Egyptian violations and noted that even the United States had termed those charges "Inconclusive." · But now that the United States, on the haals of its own evidence, hss confirmed rar..u charges !bat the Egyplll!na moved new Soviet antialrcrall mlaailesln!D the cease-lire zcme liang the csnal, Pravda cartied a three-<!olwnn headline proclaiming : "Waahlngton encourages Tel Aviv'• aims of conquest." Pravda also publlahed statementa from cairo denying Egyptian violations of the Aug. I l Attractions For February, March :::.=~en:::~ ~j Concert·Association Announces . BULLETIN · TilE BLACK and willie camera carmot capture the beauty of the chryBIII!thlmUIII crop at the Waldo Neal home in Harrisonville. ' ~.!few ·.·. ~ , GAWPOIJS - Two out. age ofoeven. Aft.r graduaUng standing groups o! enterlalnera frCID Jlolton•a New EaaJancl Conservatory of Music with a major In composition hla ..,._ will appear on the stage of the idvanced spectacularly wblll Gallle Academy HJih School he met Barbra Streisand. Ill audltorlmn ln · Gallipolis thll has since composed .....-.1 coming aeaaon, under the numbers fiH' her and provldad ausplcea of the Trl.Counly the piano accompaniment for a Communi ly Co nc e r I joint recording. Both a friend. Aaaoclalion. shlp and her lmpreosion thai Scheduled for a concert on their encounter "Introduced ma Feb. 22, the First Chamber to one of the moot exclUng ..w Dance Company of New York pianlat - compose"" I have five young soloists from major every met," were formed. at American ballet companies tbat time. Ia a favorite with audiences and Invitations to renew their critics all over America and memberships In the Tri-CooniJ around lite world. Concert Association hsve been Since Its New York debut aa malled to the 652 mem!Mn the' First Chamber Dance enrolled list year. Deadline fll' Quartet In 1961, the .company mail renewals Ia Sept. 15, and has performed at feslivaix. those who hsve not renewed by colleges and unlversltiea and In tbat 4ate will be contacted concert hslis and theaters Ill personally during the week of practically every alate. 'lbe Sept. 21. The woclltion's 23d First CbarQber Dance Colllpllll)' annual drive for new membe!'8 baa appeared to great acclaim will be conducted Sept. 28-0ct. In Europe, and baa recenUy 3, with Mrs. Clare Gettles of returned from a four-monlb Gallipotls serving as general tour of the world, covering IS chairman for Ibis year's countries, for the U. S. memberahlp campaign. 1Jepar1menl of State Cultural Preaentatlons Program. NEIL WOI.I'E, II tile Nell Already popular With area Wet& Trio, wOI appear at audlencea, pianist Nell Wolfe Gallla Academy lfigh School will brln,g hla nciUng jazz trio on March It under lbe bete on Mardi II. A native of aaaplces of the Trt-co..ty Harrisburg, Pa., Nell Wolfe Commually Coacerl began hla lll1lllc aludlea at the AlleelalloL : .;, . ,. . . ~-;. ,. ', THIS l'IEW (J8I'klna lot wu completed Friday at th• corner of North Second and Walnnt Sta.ln Middleport. The blacktopped Jot will (rovide parking for custom.,.. at the Village Pbarmacynelldoorandforpatimllof Dr. J. J. Davis and Dr. Rtchsrd Slack whose offices are close by. Women Flock 'T' 1\ T V k .1. 0 1 ,ew .1. or Fighting £v 0~ r Abo·---:0 ns ~ue ~ I '8 vy ln Le banon I I, f, M&R MIDDLEPORT, 0. OPEN SUNDAY SUNDAY &MONDAY ONLY SPECTACULAR! SUNDAY &MONDAY ONLY . SPECTAClfLAJfl 12 PM· 6 PM ' The nation's unemployment rate rose to 5.1 per cent last month, bigbesl since lbe NOTEBOOk OPE PAK PA· 16 Ol ' ' PWS DEPOSIT RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES! . '· • J Last Chance to Register For •,• •. , Ac...., ;! , ..,. ' ' 300 SHEET i •'' . ' ' ~~~·7?.f.~!:~~e: CD Session Sept. 16 Scout . ~nemy ~--~l· 1L ' El.. ·-~ :·~' . ~;t ' . ' I' • .. '. . I i Overrun center joblessness among teeoagen - from a 13.9 per cent rate In NEW YORK (UPI)-Many The New York Slate law, July to 15.9 per rent tasl women are oomlng here from which provides for abortion month _ was cited •• the other areas to undergo abor- virtually oo demand witllin the main reasoo for the hlgb SAIGON (UPl)--CommiUIIst tions permitted by the slate;s first 24 weeks of pregnancy, 18 over-all unemploymeollevel. commandoo hurling explosive new refo110 .law, according to among the most liberal In the J'he S:. per rent rate """ a charges overran and virtually .·. .' . : . . :.. ·.cltyofflciala, ; nation. ,, · ollght ,.j.., over July's rate of destroyed civil defense 8 ByUultedl'rels tDternatlollal The City Health Adminlstra- The preUnery figures showed S per reot. volunteer training center near Lebanon reporlid heavy fight. tion said thai of 6,314 abortions the largest number of women :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:: the central coastal city of Qui lng Saturday belween Its forces performed in city hospitals traveling to New York City Nbon, killing 15 civilians and and Israeli troops lllslde between July I when the law from out of town for an oundlng 23 the mill•·~ IOUtbeaslern Lebanon and the took effect, and 'Aug.l4, a tolal abortion came from neighbor:ru.ces said S:tur:y. _, • u N Security Councll of 2,561-<>r 40.6 per cent - lng New Jersey--,;:n. " was Involved women who did -not A total of 376 came !D the In Cambodia • government llllllllloned lilt. urgent sessioo o troops were reported to hsve to lake up Lebanese charges of Uve in the city. city from other ports of New cornered a force of 600 VIet largHCalelsraeliaggreaslon. Opponents of the law hsd York, 201 from Massauchsetts, Coog at a mountain paas 4 159 Jn Jerusalem, an Israeli werned it would make New 17 from UUnois . . from DETRO!T(UPI )-The United miles south of the capital 27 of military >pokesman llid an York the abortion capital of the Flortda,l37 from OhJO,IJifrom Auto Workers made "dollars Phnom Penh. The action Will Israeli force had been hunting world. Pennsylvania , 129 from and cents" wage demanda to near tile town of Srang, ·!lie Arab guerrtllis 1n the foolhllla Officiala cautioned, however. MIChigan, 117 from Co?- twin strike targets General target of repealed CommuiUal of MI. Hermon for the pasllwo lbat their statistics cover., , necUcut, 498 from elsewhere 10 Motors and Chrysler Saturday attacks this week. · days but was pulling back only an estimated 40 _percent •! the United Slates and I~ !rom which GM called a "shock." In South Vietnam, military aeroes the border Saturday all abortions perfonned In the canada and other countries. The union and both compo- sources said the Comm~t 314 nles are negotialihg through the commando force broke thrCJU8b night. city to date. They ssid they Officials ssiredd thab ttheof the 6•tls A communique laaoed In believed only 25 per cent of the women cove Y ll' s18. - t.bor Day weekend in hopes of the camp perimeter JWII Beirut aald the Israeli force, abortions performed In munici- tics, 67.3 per cent were while, avoiding a Sept. 15 strike. outside Qui Nhon, 250 mlJes backed by armor, ertillery and pal hospllals were covered and, 27 ·8 per cent nonwhite and 4·9 Leonard Woodcock, the UAW northeast of Saigon, and bleW warplanes, wu engaged by because municipal bospilals per cent Puerto Rican. _Com- president who personally pre- up Its bulldlnp with ~1 t.baneae troops and artillery mayprovldeabortlonsoniyfor plet. figures from murucipal senfed the wage demands, chargesbeforedawnFriday . .. after penetraUng ahnoot five city resldenla, complete figures hospitals are expecr.d, howev- accused GM of "divine arroThe civil defenlle volunteers m11ea Into Lebanese territory. would show out of !owners er • to _show a much higher gance" and ssid he was "not at the camp callad 1n South But a apokeaman for the represented a smaller per- proportion of Black and Puerto very optimi>tic." Vietnamese regional and popuPaleallne Armed Struggle Com- centage of all abortiona. Rican women. Earl R. Bramblett, chief GM tar force miJillament who drove ll1and (PASC) said the guerrUnegotiator, also was pessimis- off the COIIIIIWldos. Only one 91 W Weft battling the llrHlls . tic. . the attackers was !mown to ''who are altempllng to move "ll he (Woodcock) Is fixed on hsve been ldlled, the Sourtlll further Inland under beayY GALUPOUS - A civil Purpose of the event Ia to the items he gave us today, said. arWieryandaircover." defense clll!erence for county, dlacuss CUI'I'Ilnt civil defense we've got a real problem, " In Phnom Penh military _ There was no report of miWclpal and townsblp of- programs, pollcles, objectives Bramblett ssid. He said the officials reported Cambodlall:: Lebanese military casualties. ftclala Ill Gal& County will be and for development of a better union demands are ''very, very troops hsd trapped C<mnlnO:: : 1 'lbe guerrillas said 13 of their bold on W""-'•y, Sept. I&, at understanding of the respon- large" and left him "In a state nist force 1n a·pass between lilt=: men were klljed and a Gallle Academy Hll!h School BlblUtles required actions and r:J. shock." Eeiphant Mountain chain ~: "nwnber" ofotbeni wounded In beginning at 7 p.m. procedurea of all persons inJohn D. Leary, Chrysler vice Coldwater Mountain and ciOH the flrllt 38 1\0W'a of fighUng. 'lbe conference II sponsored volved in civil defense president-administration, also to the town of Srang, 211 miles The Jernaalem military by the~ Experiment procrams. Registration will caUed the union demands south of the capilal. ·• llpoleamaD said the Israeli Stall~. Ohlo Slate University; begin at 6:10p.m. "extremely large" and said Brig Gen. Soatbene F~­ fOI<lessuffered no casualllea In 'lbe 1Jepar1ment of Delense, Toplca will include.- "Why ''we are far apart." But he said dez said be placed blockli1j ' the two day operation and Olflce of Civil Defense; 'lbe Qvil Defenae?"; "Effecla of "we erpect to get to work and forcea at each end of the pass captured quanUIIea of weapons Stale of Ohio, Olflce of avn Nuclear Weapons," and the reach agreement - hopefully just out of VIet Cong mGrti1if and ammunilioo. He made no Defenae; and the GaUia County "Fallout Shelter Program." without an interruption of range. He said that his bl~ mentloo of gilerrUJa caiiWIIIIea avn DDII'work." position leavea the eomm...... or captlvea. Wood~k bas ssid the nearly no escape except over. tile 'lbe llraeU llpOkeam•n gave 400,000 aulD -kera at GM and mounlalns. 110 details of the operation. ~ ~~ 1110,000 at Chrysler will strike "If they move over tilt. 'lbe flgbllng Oared Ill' the unless aareement II reacl!ed mountalna, tbey will lie ', u Israel lfld - Roger L. Sunday School Superintendent when lbe current three..year bumbed "Fernandez said '' · I• traded charges 01· · resident of for efehl years and ~ pacta ..Ptra al rnldnllht Sept. Allled• lllllllarJ -~· t .. '\i of the 7 ceue· baa named 111111 lenrea on the board of deaCOIII. 14. Only Ford, hit by a senn: reported no major aclloal,l.i ' :;~ Sua WHit'I Sc<luter of the Weet for week strike In 1911, has been South VIetnam Salurdaf , t. ., exempted fl:llill a *lrlb by Its they said two SOIIth Vie ·'• 110;1110 \JAW WCIIkjirs. ranger llaltallOna <'Ill~ ., l lnllde the PaTois Ilea~ Meel of cambodia ldlled • nisi lroGpl friday, -~ nu:ood ,.,.,01rn ' by accusing Egypt of ceaae-&e violations." 11 .Till!: Plllat"'ember 0... ~ny oiN<rw Yod: 11'111 (ll'esenl a Trl-county Olmmunlty Concetl In the Gallle lf!&b llcbi)ol AIIdllAirlwn Gil Feb. 22. I. ·:·::::::::~~:;,;;~,,~~,,, :::::;?~~lE AUl 0 TalkS CofitinUed IGA FOODLINER lttf Vo·~ f~ I f' ~~~~y i. :·' I' . �. ~ ' • ~~ ~. \' ,..,.., CampUs. Unrest Issue In·· ·~mWav 1rimts - itntintl , . 1\T l:J ' h P' r i ,·, '!- ..ew nampS zre mary · · :; .: ,:; Pravd4 ' e e VOL IV NO. 32 ;:::-;;-:-::-:;::-·--~---------;;;ti: SUNDAY, Charges:.',-: . . . CONOORQ, N.H. (VPI) - part-lime atudenl wllo 11ys tbal prot.sla and lnftation, But Peteraon's att.nllon wu .',Campus unrest Ia an luue Ill only volunteers lhould be sent 'lbomaon alao zeroed In on dlatracfed by the appearance of Hampaldre Jll'lmar7 tofigbllnllldochlna. new realdenll moving In from lhreememberaoftheChlcago7 r-lay. · Two Democrats are battling neJibborlng Ma1811Chu8ella to - Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin • , Meldrim Thomson, a C"'-· lnCJevellnd'adlatrict. 'lbeyare eacape !bat slate'a high taxes. and David DeUinger -Ill the ,, · vative and hardliner on student llar1mouth College lllatructor Thomaon Pled8ed to keep New University of New l!ampahJre .,; .• delilonatrationa, II lr)'lng to Edwlll'd w. Gude and Franklin HampeJUre the only alate with wt· May, just after the Keat tOpple incumbent Gov. Walt.r Mayor Eugene s. Daniell, who neither tales nor Income laa. Slate University sisylllga 111 Peteraon In the Republican haa tried three times 111 vain to Petenon, who ended the Ohlo. balloting. win a major poUticBJ office. . unprecedented aix-year reign of Peterson stayed low durlnc 'lbe lwo.dayGOPgubernator- In the GOP IUbernatorlsl Wt, Demooratic Gov. King, their appearance, but he tep& 1a1 rivalry lakes lop bUUng ID Thomson has pitched hla complied a strong legialative slate pollee and National thll alit. where Republicans campalgn at conservatives fed record In a special aeulon he Guardamen avaUable'in cue Ill Olllnumber Demoorala 1&2,000 up with campus upheavale, called thll year. trouble. There was none. loBu.t 102,000. ·,·,·,•,·,••,•.:.;.·.·,•,•,·,•,·,v.-•oi'.-....;.:.•.:;·M'w~;···· """'·:•:o;•;o:o:.·,;;:·····:;:-,o· · · -:.-. . .,._.,.,.,.,._.,.,.,. .,. . .,,._.,.,.,..._.;o;.-•.•,...._.,,,._._.,._._.u ••••••• ' "'"~'_.,., •• •·u the llelnocrata are ~~·-•,•.•:0,•.-.,•.•.•.•.•,•;o,•:<'.-...w ·~-·. X~o"...-:"..:>!'..j'_.• -·~·~>! -•-•'•'•'• •'•'"•'...·.·.-.•.•. --......"'t'.'I'X.•.-;-:.-. ;o;o)'.........,~... ; 7 "" wnA •• ,. · (. ·" ! ) EVANS LODGE II one of two lodges located at Camp Asbury. Each lodge sleep& to and Is equippe(l with a large dining . recrealioo area, two larg~ stone fireplaces, one indocnandcme Gtldocn, aldtrben and lloatq for wintertime (Continued from Page I) and Bob Ubi, were amana the flrllt to arrive on the IC8II8 and asslafed by bystanders and otherl helped to gel hlm out. Mrs. Woods was riding In ~ front eeat beside her husband and the two CONSTRUCTION -Construction Is nowllllller way on a children were 1n the back seat. All multipurpose concrete court for sports and games at Camp remallled Ill the car after II wreclred. Apper8<m wu accompanied by his wife, Asbury. Kathryn, 22, but neither was Injured. He was owner of the tractor • but the traDer was leased to Fleet Carrier Corp. of In 1966 South Africsn 'Prime Pontiac, Mich. 'lbe ear waa totaled, but Minister Henrich Verwoerd was only tight damages resulted to the truck, pollee aald. =ewiiw.ted. . :;;. John"':· Waldo, • • • Mayor DennJa J. SUIUvan of :;; u:~ty~ (Continued from Page I) array of color. , , • Thus, another M.tp County resident baa found a 11tiafylng OUtlet forbla ahlllty,_ and, by the aame to~, liable to feel a bit of a financial booal dlr<lugb the eJideavor : :.. •tate'• oetOIId 'lbe other two Democrats are Roger O'owely, former alate COIIIIIllloloner of resources and economic development, and Ow-lea F. Whittemore, former 1late health and welfere commJssloner. New Hampshire'slwo RepubUcan congreasmen, Reps. Louis C. Wyman and James C. Cleveland, are unopposed and are regarded likely winners for re.<!leclion In November. In Wyman's congreaalonal dlatrict, the Democratic challengersare Michsel Dombroski, a U1rlverslty of New Harnpebire graduate atudenl and war critic; Cbeater E. Merrow, former GOP congressman turned Democrat; and William F.' Horan, hospital worker and J: ZERO WEATHER Due to hit Gallla lind Meigs -Counties. Get ready for winter early with our new INSULATED VINYL SIDING and forget about painting and high fuel bills. Also check our prices on storm windows and storm doors. We also specialize In complete roofing lobs. Buy locally from local 'JMlDpl,e wllo em~loy local help. Contact us now for TREMEND9IJS SAVINGS dUring our Labor Day Week Sale .. DEATH CAR - FOil' membere of a Hurricane, W. Va. family of 1111 ~tilled Ill the twisted wreckage of thll vehicle on Route 351n Maaon County at aboul7:45 p.m. Friday. The auto wu hit by a semi-0-aller rig. Write giving name, address ;c and telephone number to: Siding, 539 Neighborhood Road, Gallipolis, .Ohio, Inducted Into the National t.wn Tennla Hall of Fame Sunday Ill FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (UPI) ceremonlea at Foreat Hills. - Four new members will be Tony Trabert, Mrs. Sblrley FOUR INDUCfEES 45631. "'. Saigon Silent On Visit SAIGON (VPl)-Newa !bat VIce President Npyeo cao lfy may visit the United Slates met With bfflclal aUence In Sllson Saturday' llthough the South Vle~na~MM embuly in WubJnston wu understood to hsve ~ agalrwt the official Sovlot Communlat newapaper, aceuwd the States and Israel aabotaglng U.N. efforla with ''unfounded" char· ges tbat Egypt had violated the Suez Canal ceaae-llre. There was no menu._, .,In Pravda or other Soviet madla of U.S. Amballador Jacob D. . Beam's representationa 'l'huHday to the ForeJin Minlatey . apresalng U.S. concern over the alleged violations, lnf~ 80W'ces ssid Deputy For,lgn Miniater Vladimir Vlnogr~ 11id the government would study the Information submif;ted by the United Slat.s. The Soviet ~already had rejected Israel's charges of Egyptian violations and noted that even the United States had termed those charges "Inconclusive." · But now that the United States, on the haals of its own evidence, hss confirmed rar..u charges !bat the Egyplll!na moved new Soviet antialrcrall mlaailesln!D the cease-lire zcme liang the csnal, Pravda cartied a three-<!olwnn headline proclaiming : "Waahlngton encourages Tel Aviv'• aims of conquest." Pravda also publlahed statementa from cairo denying Egyptian violations of the Aug. I l Attractions For February, March :::.=~en:::~ ~j Concert·Association Announces . BULLETIN · TilE BLACK and willie camera carmot capture the beauty of the chryBIII!thlmUIII crop at the Waldo Neal home in Harrisonville. ' ~.!few ·.·. ~ , GAWPOIJS - Two out. age ofoeven. Aft.r graduaUng standing groups o! enterlalnera frCID Jlolton•a New EaaJancl Conservatory of Music with a major In composition hla ..,._ will appear on the stage of the idvanced spectacularly wblll Gallle Academy HJih School he met Barbra Streisand. Ill audltorlmn ln · Gallipolis thll has since composed .....-.1 coming aeaaon, under the numbers fiH' her and provldad ausplcea of the Trl.Counly the piano accompaniment for a Communi ly Co nc e r I joint recording. Both a friend. Aaaoclalion. shlp and her lmpreosion thai Scheduled for a concert on their encounter "Introduced ma Feb. 22, the First Chamber to one of the moot exclUng ..w Dance Company of New York pianlat - compose"" I have five young soloists from major every met," were formed. at American ballet companies tbat time. Ia a favorite with audiences and Invitations to renew their critics all over America and memberships In the Tri-CooniJ around lite world. Concert Association hsve been Since Its New York debut aa malled to the 652 mem!Mn the' First Chamber Dance enrolled list year. Deadline fll' Quartet In 1961, the .company mail renewals Ia Sept. 15, and has performed at feslivaix. those who hsve not renewed by colleges and unlversltiea and In tbat 4ate will be contacted concert hslis and theaters Ill personally during the week of practically every alate. 'lbe Sept. 21. The woclltion's 23d First CbarQber Dance Colllpllll)' annual drive for new membe!'8 baa appeared to great acclaim will be conducted Sept. 28-0ct. In Europe, and baa recenUy 3, with Mrs. Clare Gettles of returned from a four-monlb Gallipotls serving as general tour of the world, covering IS chairman for Ibis year's countries, for the U. S. memberahlp campaign. 1Jepar1menl of State Cultural Preaentatlons Program. NEIL WOI.I'E, II tile Nell Already popular With area Wet& Trio, wOI appear at audlencea, pianist Nell Wolfe Gallla Academy lfigh School will brln,g hla nciUng jazz trio on March It under lbe bete on Mardi II. A native of aaaplces of the Trt-co..ty Harrisburg, Pa., Nell Wolfe Commually Coacerl began hla lll1lllc aludlea at the AlleelalloL : .;, . ,. . . ~-;. ,. ', THIS l'IEW (J8I'klna lot wu completed Friday at th• corner of North Second and Walnnt Sta.ln Middleport. The blacktopped Jot will (rovide parking for custom.,.. at the Village Pbarmacynelldoorandforpatimllof Dr. J. J. Davis and Dr. Rtchsrd Slack whose offices are close by. Women Flock 'T' 1\ T V k .1. 0 1 ,ew .1. or Fighting £v 0~ r Abo·---:0 ns ~ue ~ I '8 vy ln Le banon I I, f, M&R MIDDLEPORT, 0. OPEN SUNDAY SUNDAY &MONDAY ONLY SPECTACULAR! SUNDAY &MONDAY ONLY . SPECTAClfLAJfl 12 PM· 6 PM ' The nation's unemployment rate rose to 5.1 per cent last month, bigbesl since lbe NOTEBOOk OPE PAK PA· 16 Ol ' ' PWS DEPOSIT RIGHT RESERVED TO LIMIT QUANTITIES! . '· • J Last Chance to Register For •,• •. , Ac...., ;! , ..,. ' ' 300 SHEET i •'' . ' ' ~~~·7?.f.~!:~~e: CD Session Sept. 16 Scout . ~nemy ~--~l· 1L ' El.. ·-~ :·~' . ~;t ' . ' I' • .. '. . I i Overrun center joblessness among teeoagen - from a 13.9 per cent rate In NEW YORK (UPI)-Many The New York Slate law, July to 15.9 per rent tasl women are oomlng here from which provides for abortion month _ was cited •• the other areas to undergo abor- virtually oo demand witllin the main reasoo for the hlgb SAIGON (UPl)--CommiUIIst tions permitted by the slate;s first 24 weeks of pregnancy, 18 over-all unemploymeollevel. commandoo hurling explosive new refo110 .law, according to among the most liberal In the J'he S:. per rent rate """ a charges overran and virtually .·. .' . : . . :.. ·.cltyofflciala, ; nation. ,, · ollght ,.j.., over July's rate of destroyed civil defense 8 ByUultedl'rels tDternatlollal The City Health Adminlstra- The preUnery figures showed S per reot. volunteer training center near Lebanon reporlid heavy fight. tion said thai of 6,314 abortions the largest number of women :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:: the central coastal city of Qui lng Saturday belween Its forces performed in city hospitals traveling to New York City Nbon, killing 15 civilians and and Israeli troops lllslde between July I when the law from out of town for an oundlng 23 the mill•·~ IOUtbeaslern Lebanon and the took effect, and 'Aug.l4, a tolal abortion came from neighbor:ru.ces said S:tur:y. _, • u N Security Councll of 2,561-<>r 40.6 per cent - lng New Jersey--,;:n. " was Involved women who did -not A total of 376 came !D the In Cambodia • government llllllllloned lilt. urgent sessioo o troops were reported to hsve to lake up Lebanese charges of Uve in the city. city from other ports of New cornered a force of 600 VIet largHCalelsraeliaggreaslon. Opponents of the law hsd York, 201 from Massauchsetts, Coog at a mountain paas 4 159 Jn Jerusalem, an Israeli werned it would make New 17 from UUnois . . from DETRO!T(UPI )-The United miles south of the capital 27 of military >pokesman llid an York the abortion capital of the Flortda,l37 from OhJO,IJifrom Auto Workers made "dollars Phnom Penh. The action Will Israeli force had been hunting world. Pennsylvania , 129 from and cents" wage demanda to near tile town of Srang, ·!lie Arab guerrtllis 1n the foolhllla Officiala cautioned, however. MIChigan, 117 from Co?- twin strike targets General target of repealed CommuiUal of MI. Hermon for the pasllwo lbat their statistics cover., , necUcut, 498 from elsewhere 10 Motors and Chrysler Saturday attacks this week. · days but was pulling back only an estimated 40 _percent •! the United Slates and I~ !rom which GM called a "shock." In South Vietnam, military aeroes the border Saturday all abortions perfonned In the canada and other countries. The union and both compo- sources said the Comm~t 314 nles are negotialihg through the commando force broke thrCJU8b night. city to date. They ssid they Officials ssiredd thab ttheof the 6•tls A communique laaoed In believed only 25 per cent of the women cove Y ll' s18. - t.bor Day weekend in hopes of the camp perimeter JWII Beirut aald the Israeli force, abortions performed In munici- tics, 67.3 per cent were while, avoiding a Sept. 15 strike. outside Qui Nhon, 250 mlJes backed by armor, ertillery and pal hospllals were covered and, 27 ·8 per cent nonwhite and 4·9 Leonard Woodcock, the UAW northeast of Saigon, and bleW warplanes, wu engaged by because municipal bospilals per cent Puerto Rican. _Com- president who personally pre- up Its bulldlnp with ~1 t.baneae troops and artillery mayprovldeabortlonsoniyfor plet. figures from murucipal senfed the wage demands, chargesbeforedawnFriday . .. after penetraUng ahnoot five city resldenla, complete figures hospitals are expecr.d, howev- accused GM of "divine arroThe civil defenlle volunteers m11ea Into Lebanese territory. would show out of !owners er • to _show a much higher gance" and ssid he was "not at the camp callad 1n South But a apokeaman for the represented a smaller per- proportion of Black and Puerto very optimi>tic." Vietnamese regional and popuPaleallne Armed Struggle Com- centage of all abortiona. Rican women. Earl R. Bramblett, chief GM tar force miJillament who drove ll1and (PASC) said the guerrUnegotiator, also was pessimis- off the COIIIIIWldos. Only one 91 W Weft battling the llrHlls . tic. . the attackers was !mown to ''who are altempllng to move "ll he (Woodcock) Is fixed on hsve been ldlled, the Sourtlll further Inland under beayY GALUPOUS - A civil Purpose of the event Ia to the items he gave us today, said. arWieryandaircover." defense clll!erence for county, dlacuss CUI'I'Ilnt civil defense we've got a real problem, " In Phnom Penh military _ There was no report of miWclpal and townsblp of- programs, pollcles, objectives Bramblett ssid. He said the officials reported Cambodlall:: Lebanese military casualties. ftclala Ill Gal& County will be and for development of a better union demands are ''very, very troops hsd trapped C<mnlnO:: : 1 'lbe guerrillas said 13 of their bold on W""-'•y, Sept. I&, at understanding of the respon- large" and left him "In a state nist force 1n a·pass between lilt=: men were klljed and a Gallle Academy Hll!h School BlblUtles required actions and r:J. shock." Eeiphant Mountain chain ~: "nwnber" ofotbeni wounded In beginning at 7 p.m. procedurea of all persons inJohn D. Leary, Chrysler vice Coldwater Mountain and ciOH the flrllt 38 1\0W'a of fighUng. 'lbe conference II sponsored volved in civil defense president-administration, also to the town of Srang, 211 miles The Jernaalem military by the~ Experiment procrams. Registration will caUed the union demands south of the capilal. ·• llpoleamaD said the Israeli Stall~. Ohlo Slate University; begin at 6:10p.m. "extremely large" and said Brig Gen. Soatbene F~­ fOI<lessuffered no casualllea In 'lbe 1Jepar1ment of Delense, Toplca will include.- "Why ''we are far apart." But he said dez said be placed blockli1j ' the two day operation and Olflce of Civil Defense; 'lbe Qvil Defenae?"; "Effecla of "we erpect to get to work and forcea at each end of the pass captured quanUIIea of weapons Stale of Ohio, Olflce of avn Nuclear Weapons," and the reach agreement - hopefully just out of VIet Cong mGrti1if and ammunilioo. He made no Defenae; and the GaUia County "Fallout Shelter Program." without an interruption of range. He said that his bl~ mentloo of gilerrUJa caiiWIIIIea avn DDII'work." position leavea the eomm...... or captlvea. Wood~k bas ssid the nearly no escape except over. tile 'lbe llraeU llpOkeam•n gave 400,000 aulD -kera at GM and mounlalns. 110 details of the operation. ~ ~~ 1110,000 at Chrysler will strike "If they move over tilt. 'lbe flgbllng Oared Ill' the unless aareement II reacl!ed mountalna, tbey will lie ', u Israel lfld - Roger L. Sunday School Superintendent when lbe current three..year bumbed "Fernandez said '' · I• traded charges 01· · resident of for efehl years and ~ pacta ..Ptra al rnldnllht Sept. Allled• lllllllarJ -~· t .. '\i of the 7 ceue· baa named 111111 lenrea on the board of deaCOIII. 14. Only Ford, hit by a senn: reported no major aclloal,l.i ' :;~ Sua WHit'I Sc<luter of the Weet for week strike In 1911, has been South VIetnam Salurdaf , t. ., exempted fl:llill a *lrlb by Its they said two SOIIth Vie ·'• 110;1110 \JAW WCIIkjirs. ranger llaltallOna <'Ill~ ., l lnllde the PaTois Ilea~ Meel of cambodia ldlled • nisi lroGpl friday, -~ nu:ood ,.,.,01rn ' by accusing Egypt of ceaae-&e violations." 11 .Till!: Plllat"'ember 0... ~ny oiN<rw Yod: 11'111 (ll'esenl a Trl-county Olmmunlty Concetl In the Gallle lf!&b llcbi)ol AIIdllAirlwn Gil Feb. 22. I. ·:·::::::::~~:;,;;~,,~~,,, :::::;?~~lE AUl 0 TalkS CofitinUed IGA FOODLINER lttf Vo·~ f~ I f' ~~~~y i. :·' I' . �I ·~~· ~~~ ' ,, 13-Tht~Tinle&&IIUIIti,SilJidn,Sepi.I,J)'IO • l I . ·.·J. S'UNDAY . C;aQ~$WORD· ~ ' .• SUN~Y,,SEPT{M~E1!6. l97b . • ' PUZZLE. . ' ' '·. By ·Katie CrQW • NEED lA PRESCRIIJIQM .: ' ! ' · POMEROY - The schedule at Cbelter, Oct. 3 and 4. and CQIIIIIlltt.ees for the flower New yearbooks were lbow, "Let's Take a Trlp," dlatrlbuted b)' Mrs. Howard were reviewed by Mrs. Earl Knl&ht, program chairman, ,,.De811, flower show chalrm&ll. at who commented on various · ·lbe WednesdaY nlgbt meeting of featurea of thls year's dub .-~.a.ester Garden Club at the actlvltlea. • heme of Mrs. Dale Kautz. During the buallel meeting "' The show wUI be held ln the conducted by Mrs. t.eonard dlnlng room of the Masonic Hall Erwin, preslden~ a report on I I WE ARE J,pe~ ·. · 'A.M. rot fi.M. 7 o.vst week '. . the 4Gth convention of lbe Ohlo Aasoclatlon of Garden Clubs at Alhland CoDe&e was glven by Mrs. B. K. Ridenour, Mrs. Homer Holter and Mrs. Guy summerfield. Couple Honored With Shower · .,. : FRUTH PHARMAtY :, ;~ • .2501 . ~~~llson Ave. - . I , Mei(s County bas lost anolb(rflne famUy with lbe JD0Yi1W at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alkire 1u Columbal. , .. Mrs. Alkire (Jean) wiU be leacbJII8 at HamiiiGII IUIO.I Elementary and tbelr daughter. Jan, w1U be a freehma• at tlhlo State Unlvenlty. . Sincerely wish the Alklres happlneas in their new 11Cmelll4 endeavors. , '·' .P1,'f'1easant. W• 'V•· A communication wu read concernlng the cllnlcs on nower arranging to be held ln Athens Dat eline I- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -----------, 1 I I triggered the Reds' lnvlte I "Although I was prtmar'ny • I I pitcher ln hlgh scbool 1 bad a 1 .450 batting average during my 1 l8 l four years and figured I'd have 1 a better chance of making lt I 1 will! the pros u a hitter than a BY HOBART WilBON, JR. pitcher. My amblllon has always been to play "'Four Auto Accidents Are Probed ,•. POMEROY - Several auto .,~ccldents were Investigated 1'r!day and Saturday by the department of Sheriff Robert Hartenbach. ·l• 11\nt of the four accidents .occutred on Rt. 7, north of the r>Stale HJcbway Garage just ·:after 12 noon Friday when a State Fair "Ribbons ,. MASON - Twelve Muon County ~·ers won blue ribbons j:ln tbelr eDrlblls at the Weal '\'Jrglnla Stale f'alr. " Tbeae outatandlng eshltils were aelected from 711 4-H )lroJeclll es\lll:ited at the Mason 'County Falr where they also received blue ribbonS. The wJnnen are u follows: tb1s Is ~ - !;tella Uevlng flouah, Weal Columbia; ~-Paula (HOSPITAL NEWS · J ch:::;• ....... '' ~: J . i ""ii;= . · ·'·"'''IB·ADYIRALJONI!J8nowdootall!ln.ii""' 'lbunday. The AjlmJral Jone{lll a mlntaldre F;dwln Jones of.Jac:kaon. . . I~,~·~u~j)SPITA~ NEWS ~. Flnl pm. Parents '? 8 • anw Cedir· St. General ~lr!CJ Ward. ~ z..l 8!ld 7-8 p.m. , llfrtltt = Assumes New Post- 45, · . . J9l ' 2~i.," ·~49; . . Ul ~~ ~lea a: ;.:.~· Jon., !tin: A SOOI'CH FOURSOME wW be held today at ,the l'ttwcw Golf Coune slat1Jn& at 4 pm. Following the 8011 match 8 )JO«<u'* dinner will he held. BOB Miller •cltalrman Ill tile Hole Ill One OOIIIelll by the Pomeroy-Mlddleport Uonll Club, ll """'""aU ' IIIJO-.ci to help a worthy cause and participate ln da locl1 aolfen The purch of ve Yevent. ase Dve &oil balls for ~ ts all that 111 ~: participate. Those making a hole ln ooe wiU receive t2IIO. :: ~~~ golf balls wiU be awarded to the ooe who Ia clolut to ~~~- The event willstort-tomorrow through the 12th at the , from 7 to 10 pm. In the ladles, .... those 16 ...;'';!:hiee wiU be awarded. The junior dlvillloB lllfllr ~ :ty:.;:srounds. Proceeds will be used for the sight OOilllei'VIItion ""'..,.."' Twelve paJrs of glenee were Issued b)' the Uona Pl')ll'llll. fiscal Je&r of 1869. Over Ute Cub cDin& tbe !~Mlltforg~lw"" paot live )'!an a to1a1 ol$1,m _. . ..cltlldrenln-..County. , . nr, <IIUJ2 ·i !~H . ' ~ := and !.· with the Tarpons, bavlng been plckedbytheCindnnatlHedaln their 1869 free agent draft, and the profeaalooal seene 1a still new to hbn. But the novelty of otepplng out of hl8h schoollnto the clutches of play.forilllY baaeball h11111't tarnlahed hla pe1lucmance. All9Spencer has youth ln hla favor - allowlng hlm three or Pe:n-Y anhed ouJd """"" w probably maiEil hll break ::.::.~: :' ~ ·~ ·~--- ':f'.= L ;un~ OLD NEWS CAN BE GOODNEWS! Some Folks Don't Know .About It 'Yet! major league rookies. Spencer 11 stngle and makes hll bome ln GIDlpoll.o Ohlo wbete he 11- with his Pare~ in the off-ee11011. He plafed quarlerbad: oo hla hlllt lchool foolblll ,team and partldpated tn Wtellilll anc1 tract but blaebaD has always ._:. hla lll'*t~e.Hec;edltahlafatber'a ilrl~llll lnaplrilllon for hla delOIIcll lulhetogame. "He was ..ln8 me 1 I was old · ~ towhan walk, andbarely . be was ~~ me lu watch pme1 aa aa I clin rem•mbar " ._,111\t'W ·c1 aald. ' ... ,.. . HAT .· ": Qll{ No Service Charge,' im· ~m Balapce on. Brigtlten The Days of the Conv alescenl 't w* ~ bilant~lel', ~ ~ VI.~~~~~ · ~Jolm~·-~T; , :!' OOK.E F. R. Payue'; MnkEIIII!ielll Mulfii'd Mrs. Eara , , PbOllpa, Mra: ....... , . . . . ~a Walker and Roll ! =~':.!=:.=: ~~f.=:7~py: . a.renee W:: cooking, food interviews. for the club are Pat Holter, ~~Th~.t::rT:: only 00 Vltllue, Robert D. Steele Mra Benny WaUla and infani daughter, Mrs. Ebner G. ly''fllltbtgltbun2,301u Mr.andMrs.ErnestD. Trent, Y~,EiberlaCauciD,Ciarle r--~~---Jacklon, a d"lait«'; Mr. and M. BaD, Sr., Mrs. Ea1ber H. • • Mrs. Manball L. King, Lower Roberta, Infant female Detty, · · • RlverRd.,Galllpblls,uon; and Mrs. Jay E. Stilel, TillY• L. ,... Mr.andMrs.CharleaW.MIIIer, Klnnalrd. •• Rl. 2, Bidwell, a daughter. Mrs. Marcel Q. Corutel and • DflcWpo lnlant daughter, WUllB J. Cox, Edith A. Abbot~ HolllB L. Leo Davidsall, Mrs. Merrill c. Bnullfleld, Jr., Jann Marie and Infant daushter, ~.Mrs. Keith R. Ola!IIWl IUUT1 Dexter, lkltjlmln s and Infant dauahter Mrs Dlllard, Charlea E. Fouta Mrs. Theoocire R. ntYII, Joltn w. mnnlm, Mrs. Ducan, Mrs. Stephen A. · Dye M. Hayes, Steven Ma!'k Hayea, and lnfaat aon, Mrs. Donald J. Mrs. Richard L. Harrlnglon and EUason, Jeffrey Paul E11Jott Want daughter, Mn. Vir&lnla Mrs. Ruby M. GeJtrin& Roy Huntln&IGII,Mrs. OpelR. Jonea jloodwln, !ll.'Grover: Mra. Josepll Litchfield Mn. Gollle M. llln1ion, Mra. lnlull. SC!R, Jimmie Deli! Cllulia W. Jellera Mra MeGulre, Vemle L. MlDer F ~ a. Prllchelt, Mn . .wph RandJ J. IJic:u, • Mrs. George H. Smith, nuuordC,IIfcQimlct Jr Mn Mn. Jamel B Slobut. Mn. Olaf . ' in . . E. ~~ . ~ ,· Cavell E.~ Mn. ~ . .- ' verboatOWIIedby Mr. and Mrs. r--:------~-:-,..------:---:.. ______, n.99; "'DLal'fe ~toured by the NeWCl01118!'11 Club sutd.en ':':! =~~~t ~on~ au!'~ 1 0 :-:: sldered my strong polnts and that was baWng and the outfield," Spencer said Spencer's declsion.to swing lt out with a bat has been one of file Tarpoos' bright pliiHilBtk! flllll aeuon. Although he's a stride '"' two behind Taroon thJrd baseman Geor@' Runk - a ~ · year veteran ln the Reda orsanlzat1011 - ln the hitting department, he stands lOUd ln the nmnerup slot. He hucoDected 123blts good for 47 and a .'Ill batting averase an hasscoredtetlmes.Hishlts Include 14 doubles, five triples and three home Mmll,thelast of whleh salled out of AI Lopez Fleld ln a recent game wlth the DeLand SUn Ha Ill. And he's stolen 18 bases for sood measure. Not bad for a playu ".'IIIlo stiii uses·thatgreall)' kld'o «oft.. • .• , . . = ·--·--.......... McMillin .. bJ!' PRIOR to departing Florida Iaiit week, thls Is wbat Tam TlmasSports_WrlterTomQ-oftbadtoaayaboutSPen . pa ·"All good as any olltflelder ln Surprtslngly euo: ·Spen our league," aays Tampa was a pitcher ln bi8J, cer Tarpons' manager Dick Keu- where he compiled a 6.1 nedy of Dashy cente<flelder during his senior year He alao 'l'lllll Spencer. IIWatted m home ~ that "He hu ~· a good arm year, and thoee had Ute Reds' and, most tmportant, 8 scouta drooUng But to holste tremendous attitude toward the hl h · r pme of baseball " Kennedy 8 e anees of getting a added • pro1easlonal hld, he plled hl8 · outfieldlng talents at th b!Spencer, a fluid • typo per- dUferent Clnelnnall a::S~ ,. . mer who atands at ~11 aod. &pQIIIItOred .tryout c and ,!70 pounda, has melhad , !lls uua;. SpeE.,.. ffe'•am/:'~throttle Into overdri~ 'ilui1h .., ,.....t Utelllst oouple of moolha and ~ · fast approachln& hll peat of play for the Tarpon• lhls ...., amtmer andlall•Wildlloifen- DISOlARGl!:D'· ".::.' . !Olril. Aqela Sayre, Letart; En- Ellzabetb WEIIiams. tomology-David Smlth, Maaon; Hobbles -Guy Dri Cited Doolittle, RL !, Pt. Pleasant; · ver Cctmp1e1e Costume - RebeCca , 111e1ner, Leon; Food Preeer· After M1shap - Karen Froendt, Weal Wool Oulllt -Diane GALLIPOLIS - Gregory and Debbie Hunt, Leon; Shrader, 16, GaUipnUs, was - JimmY ouver, charged with !allure to slup and Harold Norton, wlthln the asaured clear and Trapping distance Friday followlng a .Kal1h Durllt, Rl. I, Polnt IE:aiffc mishap on Second Ave . pollee aald Shrader's auto otruck a veblcle ln lbe rear operated b)' Arnold Sk•ggs, lf7, Rt. 1, Gallipolis. Damage was moderate. A second accident occurred on Thlrd Ave. at the Kroger psrklng lot where an auto driven b)' Janet Mae RobinSOn, 32, Galll.polls, olc\e8wlped the bumper of a truck driven b)' Kenneth 8, Allup, 38, Rt. I, Cox Mills, W. Va. There were no lnjurtes or citations. . I1 J,. . . .1ul seaiiOII of +++ SIJ%&~. WjWaQts, pqm~y. Uke. a Roy of Sunshine gue · AFTER · ++++ and Mrs Jbn~ three weeki at home wltll his parents, Mr. Florida ~ere h ..: Plne St., Y~ Spencer wiU return to e parlin wlnl<r league lnstructlonal ball 11 u~_:eU ln winter league play, Spencer standn good mo •• ,..uptoTrlpleA~Jiellsprlng. Moll• GeDerlll Hoopltal ADMITTEP Mrs. City nor:.u:~...:• 0.:Tommy Spencer arrived home from profeaslonalbaaebaii~.:U.pa:Ul.~AhliLesfirst VeteraDI MOillortal llolpltal ADMITI'ED-Edlth Burnell, Mlnersvllle; Clara Whaley, Pomeroy; Robert Stanley, Middleport; Carolyn Dalley, Middleport; Mary Shafer, Middleport; Mabel lludaon, Pomeroy; Carlos Caln, Rutland. DISCIIARG ED - Wilma Riggs, Hershel Lemaster, Davld McFarland, Gary Trout, Ruby Gibbs, Melvllle Withers, Clyde Cramlett, llerbert Ervln, Julla Hayes. Keels", Leon; • T owned b)' D. and L. E. Transit Co., struck the rear of a car driven b)' Robert Ulchlield, 53, Warren. The Ulchfield auto was a total loss. Offlclals believe that the brakes on the seml went out. There were no '12 Capture Ga11• I seml driven by Tommy W. Martin, U, Zanesville Rt. 5, and I OONGRATULATIONS TO Mary Mills, d••gbl« d "Mr. lll4 Mrs. Robert Mllll, Pomeroy, Rt. 3. r Mary, a member Ill the ~ 11\ve Polnt Stu 81llc:ben received "Oullltandln& of the Day" Tueodayat tlleOhloSiate ~ • 00 her lllustrated talk oo Dowen. Underaland her posten were oullllandln& Other membon of the Flve Point Star pullclpa~ ln the State F'alr event were Lola Walker wbo gave 8 de"M''stration wlth muffins, Sheri Young, demOIIIIrallcln, doing lbe oilll can, food preservation, and Ctyatal Ervin took part Ill ~ ' . ... · .. . · ,A~nts ./ '..-:•:.; nA �I ·~~· ~~~ ' ,, 13-Tht~Tinle&&IIUIIti,SilJidn,Sepi.I,J)'IO • l I . ·.·J. S'UNDAY . C;aQ~$WORD· ~ ' .• SUN~Y,,SEPT{M~E1!6. l97b . • ' PUZZLE. . ' ' '·. By ·Katie CrQW • NEED lA PRESCRIIJIQM .: ' ! ' · POMEROY - The schedule at Cbelter, Oct. 3 and 4. and CQIIIIIlltt.ees for the flower New yearbooks were lbow, "Let's Take a Trlp," dlatrlbuted b)' Mrs. Howard were reviewed by Mrs. Earl Knl&ht, program chairman, ,,.De811, flower show chalrm&ll. at who commented on various · ·lbe WednesdaY nlgbt meeting of featurea of thls year's dub .-~.a.ester Garden Club at the actlvltlea. • heme of Mrs. Dale Kautz. During the buallel meeting "' The show wUI be held ln the conducted by Mrs. t.eonard dlnlng room of the Masonic Hall Erwin, preslden~ a report on I I WE ARE J,pe~ ·. · 'A.M. rot fi.M. 7 o.vst week '. . the 4Gth convention of lbe Ohlo Aasoclatlon of Garden Clubs at Alhland CoDe&e was glven by Mrs. B. K. Ridenour, Mrs. Homer Holter and Mrs. Guy summerfield. Couple Honored With Shower · .,. : FRUTH PHARMAtY :, ;~ • .2501 . ~~~llson Ave. - . I , Mei(s County bas lost anolb(rflne famUy with lbe JD0Yi1W at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alkire 1u Columbal. , .. Mrs. Alkire (Jean) wiU be leacbJII8 at HamiiiGII IUIO.I Elementary and tbelr daughter. Jan, w1U be a freehma• at tlhlo State Unlvenlty. . Sincerely wish the Alklres happlneas in their new 11Cmelll4 endeavors. , '·' .P1,'f'1easant. W• 'V•· A communication wu read concernlng the cllnlcs on nower arranging to be held ln Athens Dat eline I- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -----------, 1 I I triggered the Reds' lnvlte I "Although I was prtmar'ny • I I pitcher ln hlgh scbool 1 bad a 1 .450 batting average during my 1 l8 l four years and figured I'd have 1 a better chance of making lt I 1 will! the pros u a hitter than a BY HOBART WilBON, JR. pitcher. My amblllon has always been to play "'Four Auto Accidents Are Probed ,•. POMEROY - Several auto .,~ccldents were Investigated 1'r!day and Saturday by the department of Sheriff Robert Hartenbach. ·l• 11\nt of the four accidents .occutred on Rt. 7, north of the r>Stale HJcbway Garage just ·:after 12 noon Friday when a State Fair "Ribbons ,. MASON - Twelve Muon County ~·ers won blue ribbons j:ln tbelr eDrlblls at the Weal '\'Jrglnla Stale f'alr. " Tbeae outatandlng eshltils were aelected from 711 4-H )lroJeclll es\lll:ited at the Mason 'County Falr where they also received blue ribbonS. The wJnnen are u follows: tb1s Is ~ - !;tella Uevlng flouah, Weal Columbia; ~-Paula (HOSPITAL NEWS · J ch:::;• ....... '' ~: J . i ""ii;= . · ·'·"'''IB·ADYIRALJONI!J8nowdootall!ln.ii""' 'lbunday. The AjlmJral Jone{lll a mlntaldre F;dwln Jones of.Jac:kaon. . . I~,~·~u~j)SPITA~ NEWS ~. Flnl pm. Parents '? 8 • anw Cedir· St. General ~lr!CJ Ward. ~ z..l 8!ld 7-8 p.m. , llfrtltt = Assumes New Post- 45, · . . J9l ' 2~i.," ·~49; . . Ul ~~ ~lea a: ;.:.~· Jon., !tin: A SOOI'CH FOURSOME wW be held today at ,the l'ttwcw Golf Coune slat1Jn& at 4 pm. Following the 8011 match 8 )JO«<u'* dinner will he held. BOB Miller •cltalrman Ill tile Hole Ill One OOIIIelll by the Pomeroy-Mlddleport Uonll Club, ll """'""aU ' IIIJO-.ci to help a worthy cause and participate ln da locl1 aolfen The purch of ve Yevent. ase Dve &oil balls for ~ ts all that 111 ~: participate. Those making a hole ln ooe wiU receive t2IIO. :: ~~~ golf balls wiU be awarded to the ooe who Ia clolut to ~~~- The event willstort-tomorrow through the 12th at the , from 7 to 10 pm. In the ladles, .... those 16 ...;'';!:hiee wiU be awarded. The junior dlvillloB lllfllr ~ :ty:.;:srounds. Proceeds will be used for the sight OOilllei'VIItion ""'..,.."' Twelve paJrs of glenee were Issued b)' the Uona Pl')ll'llll. fiscal Je&r of 1869. Over Ute Cub cDin& tbe !~Mlltforg~lw"" paot live )'!an a to1a1 ol$1,m _. . ..cltlldrenln-..County. , . nr, <IIUJ2 ·i !~H . ' ~ := and !.· with the Tarpons, bavlng been plckedbytheCindnnatlHedaln their 1869 free agent draft, and the profeaalooal seene 1a still new to hbn. But the novelty of otepplng out of hl8h schoollnto the clutches of play.forilllY baaeball h11111't tarnlahed hla pe1lucmance. All9Spencer has youth ln hla favor - allowlng hlm three or Pe:n-Y anhed ouJd """"" w probably maiEil hll break ::.::.~: :' ~ ·~ ·~--- ':f'.= L ;un~ OLD NEWS CAN BE GOODNEWS! Some Folks Don't Know .About It 'Yet! major league rookies. Spencer 11 stngle and makes hll bome ln GIDlpoll.o Ohlo wbete he 11- with his Pare~ in the off-ee11011. He plafed quarlerbad: oo hla hlllt lchool foolblll ,team and partldpated tn Wtellilll anc1 tract but blaebaD has always ._:. hla lll'*t~e.Hec;edltahlafatber'a ilrl~llll lnaplrilllon for hla delOIIcll lulhetogame. "He was ..ln8 me 1 I was old · ~ towhan walk, andbarely . be was ~~ me lu watch pme1 aa aa I clin rem•mbar " ._,111\t'W ·c1 aald. ' ... ,.. . HAT .· ": Qll{ No Service Charge,' im· ~m Balapce on. Brigtlten The Days of the Conv alescenl 't w* ~ bilant~lel', ~ ~ VI.~~~~~ · ~Jolm~·-~T; , :!' OOK.E F. R. Payue'; MnkEIIII!ielll Mulfii'd Mrs. Eara , , PbOllpa, Mra: ....... , . . . . ~a Walker and Roll ! =~':.!=:.=: ~~f.=:7~py: . a.renee W:: cooking, food interviews. for the club are Pat Holter, ~~Th~.t::rT:: only 00 Vltllue, Robert D. Steele Mra Benny WaUla and infani daughter, Mrs. Ebner G. ly''fllltbtgltbun2,301u Mr.andMrs.ErnestD. Trent, Y~,EiberlaCauciD,Ciarle r--~~---Jacklon, a d"lait«'; Mr. and M. BaD, Sr., Mrs. Ea1ber H. • • Mrs. Manball L. King, Lower Roberta, Infant female Detty, · · • RlverRd.,Galllpblls,uon; and Mrs. Jay E. Stilel, TillY• L. ,... Mr.andMrs.CharleaW.MIIIer, Klnnalrd. •• Rl. 2, Bidwell, a daughter. Mrs. Marcel Q. Corutel and • DflcWpo lnlant daughter, WUllB J. Cox, Edith A. Abbot~ HolllB L. Leo Davidsall, Mrs. Merrill c. Bnullfleld, Jr., Jann Marie and Infant daushter, ~.Mrs. Keith R. Ola!IIWl IUUT1 Dexter, lkltjlmln s and Infant dauahter Mrs Dlllard, Charlea E. Fouta Mrs. Theoocire R. ntYII, Joltn w. mnnlm, Mrs. Ducan, Mrs. Stephen A. · Dye M. Hayes, Steven Ma!'k Hayea, and lnfaat aon, Mrs. Donald J. Mrs. Richard L. Harrlnglon and EUason, Jeffrey Paul E11Jott Want daughter, Mn. Vir&lnla Mrs. Ruby M. GeJtrin& Roy Huntln&IGII,Mrs. OpelR. Jonea jloodwln, !ll.'Grover: Mra. Josepll Litchfield Mn. Gollle M. llln1ion, Mra. lnlull. SC!R, Jimmie Deli! Cllulia W. Jellera Mra MeGulre, Vemle L. MlDer F ~ a. Prllchelt, Mn . .wph RandJ J. IJic:u, • Mrs. George H. Smith, nuuordC,IIfcQimlct Jr Mn Mn. Jamel B Slobut. Mn. Olaf . ' in . . E. ~~ . ~ ,· Cavell E.~ Mn. ~ . .- ' verboatOWIIedby Mr. and Mrs. r--:------~-:-,..------:---:.. ______, n.99; "'DLal'fe ~toured by the NeWCl01118!'11 Club sutd.en ':':! =~~~t ~on~ au!'~ 1 0 :-:: sldered my strong polnts and that was baWng and the outfield," Spencer said Spencer's declsion.to swing lt out with a bat has been one of file Tarpoos' bright pliiHilBtk! flllll aeuon. Although he's a stride '"' two behind Taroon thJrd baseman Geor@' Runk - a ~ · year veteran ln the Reda orsanlzat1011 - ln the hitting department, he stands lOUd ln the nmnerup slot. He hucoDected 123blts good for 47 and a .'Ill batting averase an hasscoredtetlmes.Hishlts Include 14 doubles, five triples and three home Mmll,thelast of whleh salled out of AI Lopez Fleld ln a recent game wlth the DeLand SUn Ha Ill. And he's stolen 18 bases for sood measure. Not bad for a playu ".'IIIlo stiii uses·thatgreall)' kld'o «oft.. • .• , . . = ·--·--.......... McMillin .. bJ!' PRIOR to departing Florida Iaiit week, thls Is wbat Tam TlmasSports_WrlterTomQ-oftbadtoaayaboutSPen . pa ·"All good as any olltflelder ln Surprtslngly euo: ·Spen our league," aays Tampa was a pitcher ln bi8J, cer Tarpons' manager Dick Keu- where he compiled a 6.1 nedy of Dashy cente<flelder during his senior year He alao 'l'lllll Spencer. IIWatted m home ~ that "He hu ~· a good arm year, and thoee had Ute Reds' and, most tmportant, 8 scouta drooUng But to holste tremendous attitude toward the hl h · r pme of baseball " Kennedy 8 e anees of getting a added • pro1easlonal hld, he plled hl8 · outfieldlng talents at th b!Spencer, a fluid • typo per- dUferent Clnelnnall a::S~ ,. . mer who atands at ~11 aod. &pQIIIItOred .tryout c and ,!70 pounda, has melhad , !lls uua;. SpeE.,.. ffe'•am/:'~throttle Into overdri~ 'ilui1h .., ,.....t Utelllst oouple of moolha and ~ · fast approachln& hll peat of play for the Tarpon• lhls ...., amtmer andlall•Wildlloifen- DISOlARGl!:D'· ".::.' . !Olril. Aqela Sayre, Letart; En- Ellzabetb WEIIiams. tomology-David Smlth, Maaon; Hobbles -Guy Dri Cited Doolittle, RL !, Pt. Pleasant; · ver Cctmp1e1e Costume - RebeCca , 111e1ner, Leon; Food Preeer· After M1shap - Karen Froendt, Weal Wool Oulllt -Diane GALLIPOLIS - Gregory and Debbie Hunt, Leon; Shrader, 16, GaUipnUs, was - JimmY ouver, charged with !allure to slup and Harold Norton, wlthln the asaured clear and Trapping distance Friday followlng a .Kal1h Durllt, Rl. I, Polnt IE:aiffc mishap on Second Ave . pollee aald Shrader's auto otruck a veblcle ln lbe rear operated b)' Arnold Sk•ggs, lf7, Rt. 1, Gallipolis. Damage was moderate. A second accident occurred on Thlrd Ave. at the Kroger psrklng lot where an auto driven b)' Janet Mae RobinSOn, 32, Galll.polls, olc\e8wlped the bumper of a truck driven b)' Kenneth 8, Allup, 38, Rt. I, Cox Mills, W. Va. There were no lnjurtes or citations. . I1 J,. . . .1ul seaiiOII of +++ SIJ%&~. WjWaQts, pqm~y. Uke. a Roy of Sunshine gue · AFTER · ++++ and Mrs Jbn~ three weeki at home wltll his parents, Mr. Florida ~ere h ..: Plne St., Y~ Spencer wiU return to e parlin wlnl<r league lnstructlonal ball 11 u~_:eU ln winter league play, Spencer standn good mo •• ,..uptoTrlpleA~Jiellsprlng. Moll• GeDerlll Hoopltal ADMITTEP Mrs. City nor:.u:~...:• 0.:Tommy Spencer arrived home from profeaslonalbaaebaii~.:U.pa:Ul.~AhliLesfirst VeteraDI MOillortal llolpltal ADMITI'ED-Edlth Burnell, Mlnersvllle; Clara Whaley, Pomeroy; Robert Stanley, Middleport; Carolyn Dalley, Middleport; Mary Shafer, Middleport; Mabel lludaon, Pomeroy; Carlos Caln, Rutland. DISCIIARG ED - Wilma Riggs, Hershel Lemaster, Davld McFarland, Gary Trout, Ruby Gibbs, Melvllle Withers, Clyde Cramlett, llerbert Ervln, Julla Hayes. Keels", Leon; • T owned b)' D. and L. E. Transit Co., struck the rear of a car driven b)' Robert Ulchlield, 53, Warren. The Ulchfield auto was a total loss. Offlclals believe that the brakes on the seml went out. There were no '12 Capture Ga11• I seml driven by Tommy W. Martin, U, Zanesville Rt. 5, and I OONGRATULATIONS TO Mary Mills, d••gbl« d "Mr. lll4 Mrs. Robert Mllll, Pomeroy, Rt. 3. r Mary, a member Ill the ~ 11\ve Polnt Stu 81llc:ben received "Oullltandln& of the Day" Tueodayat tlleOhloSiate ~ • 00 her lllustrated talk oo Dowen. Underaland her posten were oullllandln& Other membon of the Flve Point Star pullclpa~ ln the State F'alr event were Lola Walker wbo gave 8 de"M''stration wlth muffins, Sheri Young, demOIIIIrallcln, doing lbe oilll can, food preservation, and Ctyatal Ervin took part Ill ~ ' . ... · .. . · ,A~nts ./ '..-:•:.; nA �~Y 01 ·.Pleas . • lead. ~) . I Cllleb Cbuell '. GOjlllll&n'a . ·tl!e 1114 :. 15~5~~,t~~~ "~"r•"llllUIere,late ·Inaot ~· o!f:fourth I ' oo~tfll" their~ JG,!!()iv!ms final ...~ ac!~ b1 8D!aM 1,100 !anti Ill In on lbe W.lllloc:allll • lbe lluipirad, Ill• ...,.. tbo lead wli period wbea ~J.lc'" off a Wlbama rleed ~- yanli to ,itbualutle and hopped up JIIP.~ IICGnillln ewry quarter b:lo band !be Blllcb lbeir firlt . •loulln IJ gamea. t., Lui time a PPHS eleven wu •;whJ~twalhed . waa bact on F.(()clober 11, 1988, wblll Millon did II to IIMm 7-G. Si And the lui time a . _ belli bibtm by u IDI1Clb • 40 polnla In September of 1887. ,!Locan -lbe villain 1ba1 ntgbl, '~~h~~~~=··=~ ·-:,-~ far 61 net hlmaelf. He """' aprinted for a two-polnt con.,..lion and toued to Ed IA1npell for another. LaDce Emerick, 116i10Und jllnlor halfback, accounted for four of tbe touchdown~, BB David WIU'd grabbed a 7-yard .. ~!:' _100 ~·1D~.,:: ...... vuvao- """' AP'I'!RSOOIH-'DIIPIIIDIP· ••BI&Biadll W..wluhownlllrelrPJIIolllp lbe powerfull'llrker8burg South offlllllve machine In Friday dlght'a pme In wldch PPHS ,... defeated 4&4. Point Pleasant players Ji.ctured are Bob Craddodl (G) and Budd)' Cottrill M.o\JOif on kf.IO pua a\lllllletlons. 1be IIIII lllacka oflenllw fonlvd waR W8l OUkbargad ledl)' and lbe lo!U ~ ,,,,,,~. ,. ,.. ,~,.~ ~-~~· ·, :. .. .. : ::::::;. • ·' 'lli iii tolil'tb ....._ .....; '-ld for prl« .....,._, were.,. do1llll on !be &iulb 10. Gre8 aa)'tiiJ wu lbe lllacU · _,... ...... _ .-•• 211 ~ .. ,....,. ' n.._ )Inti· In 10 ... But Grel ICIMIDted fur • JIU'diiD n11urn JWC~age. daJb wt111 a fonrlb period kkkoff n11urD almGitlll!llttllllbeway.llewu •uaht by 1be Jeney on the 8oulb • jul\ when heaeflllled to be Beam llad' a 131'1rd .aaln froiD aer~mma1e, lbe · kllant 1ac11 nm of lbe ntgbl, llldeodad~wllb piul yardqe ofltinlllurc:mlea.Everytblng flllemmad to backfire. Del lllrely, you JUII can't ,lei. Hill..,.,. Here's New Look In High School Footb~ll COLUMBUS - Tbe 1970 Ohio High School football campaign will get underway Friday night. In order to keep fana up 011 all the ruiN, tile hlo HI h s-"ool Athl ...l A oelatlon released 0 g "" "" e as the following lnformalloo to area •news media . last week. 1- A kicked to~baU m•y not .be run oot of the reeehrer's ead ZOIIe; 10. t~ IoRlNt retum-of· ~} •. :>.ii:·.-'--.. . . ·'"· .. lslOO y~. . : 2-AII?.Z players may advance a fumble IH' haetward pass wbleh Is caught In mld-alr IH' recovered alter It has bit the grDuild. 3 - Sube&ltutlons are unllmlted betweea downs regardless of the status of the clock; officials Will oot wear red IM green arm ballds this year. 4 - In .&ellle the Olftcials will penalize both teaDU: e.g. aplnst one team after th~ . walks llat;Jt to American LHgue East w. L. GB Pllt.buroh ~· ~ GB ~~~:;: ~ : 11 12 ~fork ~~ ~ 1' =~' ~~ :~ l:lf, St. Louis 66 72 23 65 72 7 Cleveland Phlladeloltlo ' '63 n 8 Washington u 12 23lf• 2 6 Montreal 59 7 1 West Gl w~ . . w. L . . _., ~natl Siflf! ~ . e . .... _ ~.i~A·~-~n~~1: ~ - .~'~. ~62 .e: klond • 6~ Kansas City · ' . , 84 28 geles ~ Son ranclsco 70 65 16 All a 67 69 19'12 Houston "' 72 23'12 San Diego ' . 53 83 33'12 Soturclly'o Rt1uHs New York 5 Chicago 3 Tadly'o Glmtl New York at Chicago Philo at Pllt1burgh ~~~~~~·.~~~".nta s.n Diego al Cincinnati lal Angeles at Hquston Milwaukee Chicago lf<nu• 4P" ~-~ . ~.~ .~~ ~!<\ . 5- Tbe . ball-l'tl!dy·for·~ "" of play signal Diiily more tlnies; ~f..,r ·...,ugN potseQioll, and the completion of )le!lat&les tile eloc~ wiD be so started unleta the e!Oei bad been stopped tor lOIRe· Other ·reason. GI!JI!.el wiD be aborter thll year. - , . 6 - AU forward pa111 lnterfere!Ke foul& <Including defensive) are pe111111zed from' die prevlo111 spot, the spot of the 11111p; ud, In· tentlonai!H' unsportsmanlike ·pass btterfereaee fouls whether on the ofrenaeOI' the defe,nse carry an additional IS yard peaalty- eould be a total of 30 yards. 7 - More tban one fonvard paee may be thrown legally during the lillie down; aU forward pass restrledoiiS apply"u8til the last f!H'· ward pass whlcb crosses the.eerlmmage line II louched. . · 85 28'12 49 90 32'12 lelunla'f'• RnuHo Nttw York 3 Clevellltld 1 Baltimore 3 Booton 2 Tadlft Gllntl Kansas City at Oil< lind Minnesota at C.llfarnla ~If.~':.':~~~~ Cleveland ot New York Baltlmor• at Boston · 1 ROYAUJ NAME SCOUT Today~ KANSAS <;ITY, Mo. (UPI)- Tadlr• Problbta Plkhln HerbAndel'lon,afonnerminor By United Prns lnton~~tloolll league Infielder. ,... appointed Kan:"a:~~e~~tt'\aJ at 8 full-time ICOUI by lbe Kansas Oeklond (Odom 7-5) . CitylloyalaFridayfortboObio, Minnesota <Hall 6·5l at (lldlana anla and western ,~Penn· ca8!'r.~l~ '~g~r~ at 1'/1v area. Wlllhlnaton Brown 12·2). Cleveland (Paul 1-AJ at New . - - - - -.....- - - - - - - - - - . Y o r k (Peter101116-91. Baltimore <McNally 21-8) at Boston (Sieberg 13-IJ. Chlca.1o (John 11· UJ at Mllwou~eo IKr•-.. 12·15l. U.gue New Notional York (McAndrew a.m ri::· HIU'lers 'W61 TAKE YOUR CHOICE! (2) KIT OLYMPIC MOBILE HOMES of Chlcego <Poppa lHJ (Bunning10.6) 10.131 of Phllollelphla Pittsburgh (Walker Montreal <Morton 15-IOJ at St. ~~ <FRr:.~!: 1 iPerrv 1a. 101 of Atlanta (Retd 6-7) San Diego !Doblon 11·13l at Cl~n\\'~~:c?L:/I:r 1 at Houston (Blulngame J.. 1J J!1 . . ~ hom11 carry 111o ume lint qu,ollly •• 1110 Kit MlftOr, avaU. Tile F~, DOW 1·1 on lht aeuon,eot w' 1be tour yard U. tbo first time but • fumblt llopped the lbreal. Later In llli Gain 8- If a forward pass II eomplete4 behlad tile scrimmage lbte (e•., aereen paiJI) and It II .. , ... 110tfollowed by a forwaid pall Wblell el'olileloae lbte. the bloeker1 may e.rou)ti _·f! aerlll(m•·•e ~e '"'"... ,. ld. at the snap alill bledt .._,.,.,.,e. . .,... · ·. · 9 - After a fait eakli· ~al beeb -~ tbe ealebers may eleet to ..... . •'"' .·""' "•U . ..., a ,..,. """' - . ln .p•-.y •J anap or a free klek; ·lUbe tree ijek goei..V"' tile opponents' ci'OII..bar •Q4tllrougb tlie aprlgh._, I! fteld goal will be leOI'etl. ~i' In~ With theopportunltytoel!~aldek...eolfeli•e•tQm will a lao bave UUs ofilon wijlu a _.." oil pe1111lty. , '. · . '· , 10 - Tbe offldals wiD when player ptlllelllon !leds·Mets Show . ·~cher ::C.canU:·p::U~~m;: County's lbree ylll'd Une only to run out of steam lhlllbne. Wirl Co!lnty plcUd up llllnl dOWIII compared to ab: for 1111 Falcono. Olber WabaiDI atAIIatica Included C<llll(lle!ICII of eight of JJ .,..._ for 111 yardo and a t;i;l ruahiDg yardage 75. ,....,.. AWAY Walwna'8 Kei1b • - (2Z) and a WJrt "-·-' .... F 111 -r•• ....,..y piayer d"·''"' .....,. 1 "'" a cona travel to Kyger .llnnUOUIIy atrempllng to grab lhll aerial, but neither succeeded. Two fourth quarter Wlrl )alllmoreveteranDictlllllbla Creek Friday night. loudldownagavelbeleamlromEIJJabethal4-ll..w-. 'illath win far I 1-3 lnnlnp of ·-~~ 'NIW J ' .~ , . Orlolel jumped aWl)' to a 1-G lead In lbe lblrd on Paul JOINS BRAVES Blalr'i Ulh bcmer, Ida ab:tb ATlANTA (UPI)- Veteran aplnal ~ Red Sox, ~t Boalon • left-bender Steve Barber wu -pPed: back to I!; oil two added to lbe Atlanta Braves . waiU, li bit balllman and ., . rooter Saturday. George Sc:oll'a single Ill tile CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Saturday that manager George SebeCrger. h Barber, 31, bed spent moat of ·bowlm of the limlnl· CIDclnnall Reds announced "Sparky" Anderoon haa been omment1ng on I e new tbeseaoonwithllicbmondof lbe ~' TileRedbtooktbeleadln llijned to a one-year contract contract, Anderson said : "I'm lnternaUonaiLeague,wberebe bfourllloi!Balllmorestarter for the 1971aeaeon along with veryhaJ>pytolmowi'Ubebaci . •complleda7-lrecordanda3.62 ~.. Pbt~!~blfl on !lilly hill entire coaching stat!. I want to win ltlhll year bull earned-run average. He will l;l(:onJI.IIIJPIIalllro'l c£iable and MJke Anderson, 38, was named feel sure we'll beve an even join the Bravea Monday. ~ But the 0r1o1e1 manager of tbo Redllast 0c1. 9 better club next _ _ .. lledlbeiCGI'elnlbneventhona to replace Dave Bristol. He had Howsam aald lbe Reds' front alii to Braob IIDblnaon and prevloualy .been a coach for lbe office wu "extremely pleaaed" ~ EWe llendrlcits. San Diego Padrea. with the Job Anderoon and Ida llld Johnaon. He look control of what coachea have done and ..... (II'OYed 111 be lbe hotteatleam In WllJited them to know it now." - Dr. ~balllhll aeuon and guided ,. · · ·• • · ' · · · . sosfoN (UPI) - Dave JoiQIICfil'a rnp\y hamer Ia-tlM 11111111 bUdlic Saturday .br*t .a ~ - U. and pve .lbe 'a.lllilllr\ OiiaiMa 11-:1 vtetcl7 . ·.,_. 1111 llo!lillri.Rid scm. , ~·• 1i1n1b hamer came -'WI out .off .,·1 . tWoRay ,..,,,.,lollng and _ Boalon "•ve """' .,. be• i~ ·~ll~a-klek TOEm"!::c~dou!i yards B Urilted PAil ltiiOmotTOIIol ruablng. But he was only one of Y Notlonol LHgue wllo E10t ~evenlnl. The otber90came ~: (83). pick out local he.-, elae why Panther eleven. thole to polnttJ they permitted? By ~: Donnie Mc:Dermitt got hill lhare Big Blacts o o 0 0- 0 oiiAckles,udidolber,butlbey Parka. South 6 :MJ a 6Jto just were not nearly enough. SCORING : PS - Emerick I run (run So now 1be Big B1acka will be faDed) opening at home nell Friday. PS- WIU'd 7 pus !rom Fieat and 11 will be .against lllolber (Fieat run). Improving fOE>, South Cber· PS - Emerick 3 ruJI (run Ieaton. :laDed)._ Wlnleaa lui year. lbe Eagles PS - Emerick 12 run· showed lbelr new muscle lui (LAJnpeU paS!< from Fleak). nlghtwtlbal3-6openlngvictory PS - CookBon I run (run over 1 very good DuPont failed). . w• tog:. ::m yards: Wallama lbreatened to aecn lwke In tbo aecond qurter, bat -lbtir efforla ended up being 11 rl There II lillie uae aeorchlne .,. ,..., .....,...,.. Polnlll wu ~. .DO h l7~. I .. on IOfte. The ailempt for lbe be 'raced -'·Yinlllo lbealit eil!l but ·-back 8laeta In moat deparlmenll. 'IIIey liocked lbree puntA. '1lley wred two ol flw fumbles, and lbeir bird . cbarainl front !In made a ollambles of the localallaek, leaving lbem with 111111111 11 yardl from acrirn· maae lor lbeir pains. Alllet rumllng slick throwing aenlor quarterback named Stria F1eU (1'15) engineered ~ ~triotto···~d~ 1110 16. ..Wor; p!unced lirft fr•1be one.y!lfd Une I!' .C., I! · drive of ~bout lllxty ylrdl. 117 for 1be alra polnll alter lht aecond TO, on a paa, will campleted. . Wlbama got Ill only toad~down of tbo conleat !IIIII ._ than a !llinule.relllllnlnl wJa Quarterback Howard, a liiO Ill; Ienior, campJeleda '*PeUtltill pua to Senior. Randy 8111111! llld on. ••.0.,11(-.o. .ifl1r allhla. The PltrlolljUII had ,·.tt Friday night, bealln& lbe Big 1be qulf!!r when f!!ll.,..~~. ' wthe Blllllaekl. . Paruubu11 So1llb aplodad ~1111 PliDt Peuanl Friday lllgpl&t Stacllirn Field up lbere, 91bnPlnl the local 12 • 811118 wUIDinl 111nH by the roualni ' • ·~~·~~~~ . lllUCbeil)lictiPftelcf!lilllaW ~· Di ill PAJ\KEliSI)URG· - WeD, nillaet to the -~ bolrd for I • u a FOREST HILLS, N. Y. ( UPI) -Pancho~. !be legend of American. Iennie, found lblrd foreign, foe in .the U. S. Open Iennie c;bamplonahlps too Iough to bandle and Gonqlez Willi down to defeat, u, 7-6, 7-4, saturdl.y at lbe banda: d , Nicki Pille of Y11801lavia. Pille, Nede4" IIIII In lbe tournament, dlap..yed a M&!DIHn'• ~ 1be . e-z. warm muggy ·lfternoo!i and attel: ·I 1111 ·. I W _a:;. · 'J leptlo . 4i6-IMH .,, ~~.!:a~~~e :t ~-~..!.~!l.J!~""~·!·-;·~~ ~:.756:·!3r2d~A~vt=·=O.~i~I~IIO~ · I i~ ; ~ ::;:~::"~~ly/: . us•.. c ' . ne . •·· :,. _., ........'Y 11111 ~ ' It ftl !be 11i1f Pl!lnt balciould . manage u Pille. eot 1be ri'-1 bnat. Pille had no lrliuble holdiDI bla aervlce Ia lbe deddlftl - ; yleldln& ~ · ll)el onlf Jjlie _pW,nt ·• 11lie &;i...l .01 11« Iii.. ' ~ftn!Unlif .. ~.! ,;V' · set liy '!ilJ'fil/1 8fM . Pille ·an 111e ··· . Ina~ 18\'enlb same. In jfie aeeond .aet " 1be Y11801laYian ~ • bnat . fiUn Pancho In 1be aecond pme and lben bl the eighlb CJ.omiol-. faulted. Leacllnc 30-0, be flllbbed • chip allot and lben PUle paliled' hlmona~f~.A pi bactbMd pve Pille set· point but Pllicho deuceclll will• a fiDe tlllllllh. Yet, • Jlll!llltll.t · later, another G<tnlalez 1111111fAI went awry llld a baddlll:ld volley "!,u'Wlde fer lbe set. In tbo II.Hnat lblrd Ill, ' Gonlal.a bad ccme biclt from Jove.40 In lbe ab:lb plile to ho1d bia aervlce. ln !be IQ!!den d!JQth 11ame Pille's enabled him to hold eaeb of ~ four ll!rvlcel. Gonliln qelled a ienlce reblrn ail tile ~m~~ib point to ilve !be ~11!*11 ~ """""ng - bl& lireattllroqll. -~ .. '.. . ' . ., Tarpmalfunctlon 1100 01o-1 5 o 000 202- • 5 1 Fryman (6) and Mc:Cv~:.,•s• and Songulllon. HR. (6th), Roberilcn (22nd), Stargell (27th) . (Suspe~ded, Philo Pllt1 Wlsa, - Son Diego 020 522 31G-15 18 1 Cine 1100 020 oocr- 2 5 2 Corkins. Oovle (8) and Slocum; MerrfH; Wolhburn (4), Moloney (6), Behney (7) and Corrales; Plummer (8) . W!'...,Corklns (5·61. LP-MirriH <2i!-12J. HR- Corklns (lsi), Tolan (13th), Gaston (22ndJ. Colbert (29!~ m Innings) Mon 310 DOD 101\ 200 2-9 u 1 StR~k~.o reedooo!~ t\;~.1~ 1 ~ (6), Marton (\OJ, Raymond (Ill and Bateman; Torrez. Briles (2). Hilgendorf (9), Chuck Anderson R eheIred loGk control of lbe ·match In lbe aaeond aot. • G.altil, holdlns hW - ...,..u San Fran at Atlanta ppd, rain .J:. '· ,. ,, , .414••·· . . ( \ Lyne Center Schedule Is Businessmen. ~ • Talle an Insurance IIMIIIUfy! If's smart to take Inventory of your Insurance neec1a periodically . . to find lust who! you ha110 .. . and what you may need. We'll be gled to revl"' your p r - program. It will tall you nothing, and we may be oblo to Improve your protedlon, and save you can us today for dofolls . nv.~ney, tool fer Ptotll.'tion .. .-...... SaundeHvans Insurance Inc. ~~::..:~~ty~1 "'R~~J,!lW~ LP...,Cieveland (0.31. HR-Lee Announced . · u· tci'Ja '"i'llrliwlf" ~.:IIJe '.JI ·• " · "· • .. • · .~~uq"• 1 ~as«SJ~~~,.~~~ ~iiJ.p ''l.'s. "o"n '.,., 1'~ .;:,1 (lrande diVIIIOb. . IJIDouDced In niUlng 1be annolmc:ement Radi' General Manager Bob Howsam did not disclose lllarlea for Anderson or the co;:u,..;...hlng Iliff conab:ll of pllchiDa coach Larry Shepard third beae and Infield coach Aiu Grmnnas fll1t bale and batting coach Ted Kluazewstl and ouUielder coach Geora~ PIIOro FINISH CX>LUM8US <UP.l.l- Cyrano won by a belclln lbe photoflnilh of lbe fealunid ninth race at Scloto. {!own~ FritW' nlsht. a •;aoo lnritalional trot, returninl "·111· fi.IIO - ' •uo to luSy tk:bt.lllllderJ. · , Saeond 1D lbe ~ wu Mldlllpt Roimle, pajlng $1.110 and •ue, !IIIII Lynn Lee .ln the ~ J!CIIItlon, payiDg. P. lb In Ho_spital CINCINNATI ( UPI) Wayne Simpson, Ilk' 21-year.()ld pilchlng aensalion ol tbo ClnclnnaU Redl, Ia tmdergolnc lesla at Christ lfoapllal here to determine lbe cause of irregu!ariUea In hla heartbeat. Simpson's aliment waa diacovered during the annual ~ ilven Redll playen earner lhll week. SlmpaOII, plagued by shoolder mlaerlea sinCe winning It ot hla flrll 17 declll0111, bel pllcbed 0111y m illnln3B Iince July 31. ¥analet 8plrky Andenon bed laid earlltr In 1be week be hoped to beve Slmpoon back on lbe D10UDcl by next weei when Cincinnati mates Ita tiDal wealllm ~ln« ot'lbe - . GOLF CONTEST SPONSORED ·POMEROY MIDDLEPORT BY LIONS For Sisht Conservation .$200. Each.Hole In ' 7:00~av-... ExooDent Seuon • 1 .;.• • D r·, ·, .Indiciate'd ', ·-~ ,:_:t :. .r_~ fumble IH' baekwm ~~~:~s~~~~=f.:~ the ' ( . • ' ':, - ' oft y • ...,,~•· 5•1f ' :• • ·~ '".,·I.· �~Y 01 ·.Pleas . • lead. ~) . I Cllleb Cbuell '. GOjlllll&n'a . ·tl!e 1114 :. 15~5~~,t~~~ "~"r•"llllUIere,late ·Inaot ~· o!f:fourth I ' oo~tfll" their~ JG,!!()iv!ms final ...~ ac!~ b1 8D!aM 1,100 !anti Ill In on lbe W.lllloc:allll • lbe lluipirad, Ill• ...,.. tbo lead wli period wbea ~J.lc'" off a Wlbama rleed ~- yanli to ,itbualutle and hopped up JIIP.~ IICGnillln ewry quarter b:lo band !be Blllcb lbeir firlt . •loulln IJ gamea. t., Lui time a PPHS eleven wu •;whJ~twalhed . waa bact on F.(()clober 11, 1988, wblll Millon did II to IIMm 7-G. Si And the lui time a . _ belli bibtm by u IDI1Clb • 40 polnla In September of 1887. ,!Locan -lbe villain 1ba1 ntgbl, '~~h~~~~=··=~ ·-:,-~ far 61 net hlmaelf. He """' aprinted for a two-polnt con.,..lion and toued to Ed IA1npell for another. LaDce Emerick, 116i10Und jllnlor halfback, accounted for four of tbe touchdown~, BB David WIU'd grabbed a 7-yard .. ~!:' _100 ~·1D~.,:: ...... vuvao- """' AP'I'!RSOOIH-'DIIPIIIDIP· ••BI&Biadll W..wluhownlllrelrPJIIolllp lbe powerfull'llrker8burg South offlllllve machine In Friday dlght'a pme In wldch PPHS ,... defeated 4&4. Point Pleasant players Ji.ctured are Bob Craddodl (G) and Budd)' Cottrill M.o\JOif on kf.IO pua a\lllllletlons. 1be IIIII lllacka oflenllw fonlvd waR W8l OUkbargad ledl)' and lbe lo!U ~ ,,,,,,~. ,. ,.. ,~,.~ ~-~~· ·, :. .. .. : ::::::;. • ·' 'lli iii tolil'tb ....._ .....; '-ld for prl« .....,._, were.,. do1llll on !be &iulb 10. Gre8 aa)'tiiJ wu lbe lllacU · _,... ...... _ .-•• 211 ~ .. ,....,. ' n.._ )Inti· In 10 ... But Grel ICIMIDted fur • JIU'diiD n11urn JWC~age. daJb wt111 a fonrlb period kkkoff n11urD almGitlll!llttllllbeway.llewu •uaht by 1be Jeney on the 8oulb • jul\ when heaeflllled to be Beam llad' a 131'1rd .aaln froiD aer~mma1e, lbe · kllant 1ac11 nm of lbe ntgbl, llldeodad~wllb piul yardqe ofltinlllurc:mlea.Everytblng flllemmad to backfire. Del lllrely, you JUII can't ,lei. Hill..,.,. Here's New Look In High School Footb~ll COLUMBUS - Tbe 1970 Ohio High School football campaign will get underway Friday night. In order to keep fana up 011 all the ruiN, tile hlo HI h s-"ool Athl ...l A oelatlon released 0 g "" "" e as the following lnformalloo to area •news media . last week. 1- A kicked to~baU m•y not .be run oot of the reeehrer's ead ZOIIe; 10. t~ IoRlNt retum-of· ~} •. :>.ii:·.-'--.. . . ·'"· .. lslOO y~. . : 2-AII?.Z players may advance a fumble IH' haetward pass wbleh Is caught In mld-alr IH' recovered alter It has bit the grDuild. 3 - Sube&ltutlons are unllmlted betweea downs regardless of the status of the clock; officials Will oot wear red IM green arm ballds this year. 4 - In .&ellle the Olftcials will penalize both teaDU: e.g. aplnst one team after th~ . walks llat;Jt to American LHgue East w. L. GB Pllt.buroh ~· ~ GB ~~~:;: ~ : 11 12 ~fork ~~ ~ 1' =~' ~~ :~ l:lf, St. Louis 66 72 23 65 72 7 Cleveland Phlladeloltlo ' '63 n 8 Washington u 12 23lf• 2 6 Montreal 59 7 1 West Gl w~ . . w. L . . _., ~natl Siflf! ~ . e . .... _ ~.i~A·~-~n~~1: ~ - .~'~. ~62 .e: klond • 6~ Kansas City · ' . , 84 28 geles ~ Son ranclsco 70 65 16 All a 67 69 19'12 Houston "' 72 23'12 San Diego ' . 53 83 33'12 Soturclly'o Rt1uHs New York 5 Chicago 3 Tadly'o Glmtl New York at Chicago Philo at Pllt1burgh ~~~~~~·.~~~".nta s.n Diego al Cincinnati lal Angeles at Hquston Milwaukee Chicago lf<nu• 4P" ~-~ . ~.~ .~~ ~!<\ . 5- Tbe . ball-l'tl!dy·for·~ "" of play signal Diiily more tlnies; ~f..,r ·...,ugN potseQioll, and the completion of )le!lat&les tile eloc~ wiD be so started unleta the e!Oei bad been stopped tor lOIRe· Other ·reason. GI!JI!.el wiD be aborter thll year. - , . 6 - AU forward pa111 lnterfere!Ke foul& <Including defensive) are pe111111zed from' die prevlo111 spot, the spot of the 11111p; ud, In· tentlonai!H' unsportsmanlike ·pass btterfereaee fouls whether on the ofrenaeOI' the defe,nse carry an additional IS yard peaalty- eould be a total of 30 yards. 7 - More tban one fonvard paee may be thrown legally during the lillie down; aU forward pass restrledoiiS apply"u8til the last f!H'· ward pass whlcb crosses the.eerlmmage line II louched. . · 85 28'12 49 90 32'12 lelunla'f'• RnuHo Nttw York 3 Clevellltld 1 Baltimore 3 Booton 2 Tadlft Gllntl Kansas City at Oil< lind Minnesota at C.llfarnla ~If.~':.':~~~~ Cleveland ot New York Baltlmor• at Boston · 1 ROYAUJ NAME SCOUT Today~ KANSAS <;ITY, Mo. (UPI)- Tadlr• Problbta Plkhln HerbAndel'lon,afonnerminor By United Prns lnton~~tloolll league Infielder. ,... appointed Kan:"a:~~e~~tt'\aJ at 8 full-time ICOUI by lbe Kansas Oeklond (Odom 7-5) . CitylloyalaFridayfortboObio, Minnesota <Hall 6·5l at (lldlana anla and western ,~Penn· ca8!'r.~l~ '~g~r~ at 1'/1v area. Wlllhlnaton Brown 12·2). Cleveland (Paul 1-AJ at New . - - - - -.....- - - - - - - - - - . Y o r k (Peter101116-91. Baltimore <McNally 21-8) at Boston (Sieberg 13-IJ. Chlca.1o (John 11· UJ at Mllwou~eo IKr•-.. 12·15l. U.gue New Notional York (McAndrew a.m ri::· HIU'lers 'W61 TAKE YOUR CHOICE! (2) KIT OLYMPIC MOBILE HOMES of Chlcego <Poppa lHJ (Bunning10.6) 10.131 of Phllollelphla Pittsburgh (Walker Montreal <Morton 15-IOJ at St. ~~ <FRr:.~!: 1 iPerrv 1a. 101 of Atlanta (Retd 6-7) San Diego !Doblon 11·13l at Cl~n\\'~~:c?L:/I:r 1 at Houston (Blulngame J.. 1J J!1 . . ~ hom11 carry 111o ume lint qu,ollly •• 1110 Kit MlftOr, avaU. Tile F~, DOW 1·1 on lht aeuon,eot w' 1be tour yard U. tbo first time but • fumblt llopped the lbreal. Later In llli Gain 8- If a forward pass II eomplete4 behlad tile scrimmage lbte (e•., aereen paiJI) and It II .. , ... 110tfollowed by a forwaid pall Wblell el'olileloae lbte. the bloeker1 may e.rou)ti _·f! aerlll(m•·•e ~e '"'"... ,. ld. at the snap alill bledt .._,.,.,.,e. . .,... · ·. · 9 - After a fait eakli· ~al beeb -~ tbe ealebers may eleet to ..... . •'"' .·""' "•U . ..., a ,..,. """' - . ln .p•-.y •J anap or a free klek; ·lUbe tree ijek goei..V"' tile opponents' ci'OII..bar •Q4tllrougb tlie aprlgh._, I! fteld goal will be leOI'etl. ~i' In~ With theopportunltytoel!~aldek...eolfeli•e•tQm will a lao bave UUs ofilon wijlu a _.." oil pe1111lty. , '. · . '· , 10 - Tbe offldals wiD when player ptlllelllon !leds·Mets Show . ·~cher ::C.canU:·p::U~~m;: County's lbree ylll'd Une only to run out of steam lhlllbne. Wirl Co!lnty plcUd up llllnl dOWIII compared to ab: for 1111 Falcono. Olber WabaiDI atAIIatica Included C<llll(lle!ICII of eight of JJ .,..._ for 111 yardo and a t;i;l ruahiDg yardage 75. ,....,.. AWAY Walwna'8 Kei1b • - (2Z) and a WJrt "-·-' .... F 111 -r•• ....,..y piayer d"·''"' .....,. 1 "'" a cona travel to Kyger .llnnUOUIIy atrempllng to grab lhll aerial, but neither succeeded. Two fourth quarter Wlrl )alllmoreveteranDictlllllbla Creek Friday night. loudldownagavelbeleamlromEIJJabethal4-ll..w-. 'illath win far I 1-3 lnnlnp of ·-~~ 'NIW J ' .~ , . Orlolel jumped aWl)' to a 1-G lead In lbe lblrd on Paul JOINS BRAVES Blalr'i Ulh bcmer, Ida ab:tb ATlANTA (UPI)- Veteran aplnal ~ Red Sox, ~t Boalon • left-bender Steve Barber wu -pPed: back to I!; oil two added to lbe Atlanta Braves . waiU, li bit balllman and ., . rooter Saturday. George Sc:oll'a single Ill tile CINCINNATI (UPI) - The Saturday that manager George SebeCrger. h Barber, 31, bed spent moat of ·bowlm of the limlnl· CIDclnnall Reds announced "Sparky" Anderoon haa been omment1ng on I e new tbeseaoonwithllicbmondof lbe ~' TileRedbtooktbeleadln llijned to a one-year contract contract, Anderson said : "I'm lnternaUonaiLeague,wberebe bfourllloi!Balllmorestarter for the 1971aeaeon along with veryhaJ>pytolmowi'Ubebaci . •complleda7-lrecordanda3.62 ~.. Pbt~!~blfl on !lilly hill entire coaching stat!. I want to win ltlhll year bull earned-run average. He will l;l(:onJI.IIIJPIIalllro'l c£iable and MJke Anderson, 38, was named feel sure we'll beve an even join the Bravea Monday. ~ But the 0r1o1e1 manager of tbo Redllast 0c1. 9 better club next _ _ .. lledlbeiCGI'elnlbneventhona to replace Dave Bristol. He had Howsam aald lbe Reds' front alii to Braob IIDblnaon and prevloualy .been a coach for lbe office wu "extremely pleaaed" ~ EWe llendrlcits. San Diego Padrea. with the Job Anderoon and Ida llld Johnaon. He look control of what coachea have done and ..... (II'OYed 111 be lbe hotteatleam In WllJited them to know it now." - Dr. ~balllhll aeuon and guided ,. · · ·• • · ' · · · . sosfoN (UPI) - Dave JoiQIICfil'a rnp\y hamer Ia-tlM 11111111 bUdlic Saturday .br*t .a ~ - U. and pve .lbe 'a.lllilllr\ OiiaiMa 11-:1 vtetcl7 . ·.,_. 1111 llo!lillri.Rid scm. , ~·• 1i1n1b hamer came -'WI out .off .,·1 . tWoRay ,..,,,.,lollng and _ Boalon "•ve """' .,. be• i~ ·~ll~a-klek TOEm"!::c~dou!i yards B Urilted PAil ltiiOmotTOIIol ruablng. But he was only one of Y Notlonol LHgue wllo E10t ~evenlnl. The otber90came ~: (83). pick out local he.-, elae why Panther eleven. thole to polnttJ they permitted? By ~: Donnie Mc:Dermitt got hill lhare Big Blacts o o 0 0- 0 oiiAckles,udidolber,butlbey Parka. South 6 :MJ a 6Jto just were not nearly enough. SCORING : PS - Emerick I run (run So now 1be Big B1acka will be faDed) opening at home nell Friday. PS- WIU'd 7 pus !rom Fieat and 11 will be .against lllolber (Fieat run). Improving fOE>, South Cber· PS - Emerick 3 ruJI (run Ieaton. :laDed)._ Wlnleaa lui year. lbe Eagles PS - Emerick 12 run· showed lbelr new muscle lui (LAJnpeU paS!< from Fleak). nlghtwtlbal3-6openlngvictory PS - CookBon I run (run over 1 very good DuPont failed). . w• tog:. ::m yards: Wallama lbreatened to aecn lwke In tbo aecond qurter, bat -lbtir efforla ended up being 11 rl There II lillie uae aeorchlne .,. ,..., .....,...,.. Polnlll wu ~. .DO h l7~. I .. on IOfte. The ailempt for lbe be 'raced -'·Yinlllo lbealit eil!l but ·-back 8laeta In moat deparlmenll. 'IIIey liocked lbree puntA. '1lley wred two ol flw fumbles, and lbeir bird . cbarainl front !In made a ollambles of the localallaek, leaving lbem with 111111111 11 yardl from acrirn· maae lor lbeir pains. Alllet rumllng slick throwing aenlor quarterback named Stria F1eU (1'15) engineered ~ ~triotto···~d~ 1110 16. ..Wor; p!unced lirft fr•1be one.y!lfd Une I!' .C., I! · drive of ~bout lllxty ylrdl. 117 for 1be alra polnll alter lht aecond TO, on a paa, will campleted. . Wlbama got Ill only toad~down of tbo conleat !IIIII ._ than a !llinule.relllllnlnl wJa Quarterback Howard, a liiO Ill; Ienior, campJeleda '*PeUtltill pua to Senior. Randy 8111111! llld on. ••.0.,11(-.o. .ifl1r allhla. The PltrlolljUII had ,·.tt Friday night, bealln& lbe Big 1be qulf!!r when f!!ll.,..~~. ' wthe Blllllaekl. . Paruubu11 So1llb aplodad ~1111 PliDt Peuanl Friday lllgpl&t Stacllirn Field up lbere, 91bnPlnl the local 12 • 811118 wUIDinl 111nH by the roualni ' • ·~~·~~~~ . lllUCbeil)lictiPftelcf!lilllaW ~· Di ill PAJ\KEliSI)URG· - WeD, nillaet to the -~ bolrd for I • u a FOREST HILLS, N. Y. ( UPI) -Pancho~. !be legend of American. Iennie, found lblrd foreign, foe in .the U. S. Open Iennie c;bamplonahlps too Iough to bandle and Gonqlez Willi down to defeat, u, 7-6, 7-4, saturdl.y at lbe banda: d , Nicki Pille of Y11801lavia. Pille, Nede4" IIIII In lbe tournament, dlap..yed a M&!DIHn'• ~ 1be . e-z. warm muggy ·lfternoo!i and attel: ·I 1111 ·. I W _a:;. · 'J leptlo . 4i6-IMH .,, ~~.!:a~~~e :t ~-~..!.~!l.J!~""~·!·-;·~~ ~:.756:·!3r2d~A~vt=·=O.~i~I~IIO~ · I i~ ; ~ ::;:~::"~~ly/: . us•.. c ' . ne . •·· :,. _., ........'Y 11111 ~ ' It ftl !be 11i1f Pl!lnt balciould . manage u Pille. eot 1be ri'-1 bnat. Pille had no lrliuble holdiDI bla aervlce Ia lbe deddlftl - ; yleldln& ~ · ll)el onlf Jjlie _pW,nt ·• 11lie &;i...l .01 11« Iii.. ' ~ftn!Unlif .. ~.! ,;V' · set liy '!ilJ'fil/1 8fM . Pille ·an 111e ··· . Ina~ 18\'enlb same. In jfie aeeond .aet " 1be Y11801laYian ~ • bnat . fiUn Pancho In 1be aecond pme and lben bl the eighlb CJ.omiol-. faulted. Leacllnc 30-0, be flllbbed • chip allot and lben PUle paliled' hlmona~f~.A pi bactbMd pve Pille set· point but Pllicho deuceclll will• a fiDe tlllllllh. Yet, • Jlll!llltll.t · later, another G<tnlalez 1111111fAI went awry llld a baddlll:ld volley "!,u'Wlde fer lbe set. In tbo II.Hnat lblrd Ill, ' Gonlal.a bad ccme biclt from Jove.40 In lbe ab:lb plile to ho1d bia aervlce. ln !be IQ!!den d!JQth 11ame Pille's enabled him to hold eaeb of ~ four ll!rvlcel. Gonliln qelled a ienlce reblrn ail tile ~m~~ib point to ilve !be ~11!*11 ~ """""ng - bl& lireattllroqll. -~ .. '.. . ' . ., Tarpmalfunctlon 1100 01o-1 5 o 000 202- • 5 1 Fryman (6) and Mc:Cv~:.,•s• and Songulllon. HR. (6th), Roberilcn (22nd), Stargell (27th) . (Suspe~ded, Philo Pllt1 Wlsa, - Son Diego 020 522 31G-15 18 1 Cine 1100 020 oocr- 2 5 2 Corkins. Oovle (8) and Slocum; MerrfH; Wolhburn (4), Moloney (6), Behney (7) and Corrales; Plummer (8) . W!'...,Corklns (5·61. LP-MirriH <2i!-12J. HR- Corklns (lsi), Tolan (13th), Gaston (22ndJ. Colbert (29!~ m Innings) Mon 310 DOD 101\ 200 2-9 u 1 StR~k~.o reedooo!~ t\;~.1~ 1 ~ (6), Marton (\OJ, Raymond (Ill and Bateman; Torrez. Briles (2). Hilgendorf (9), Chuck Anderson R eheIred loGk control of lbe ·match In lbe aaeond aot. • G.altil, holdlns hW - ...,..u San Fran at Atlanta ppd, rain .J:. '· ,. ,, , .414••·· . . ( \ Lyne Center Schedule Is Businessmen. ~ • Talle an Insurance IIMIIIUfy! If's smart to take Inventory of your Insurance neec1a periodically . . to find lust who! you ha110 .. . and what you may need. We'll be gled to revl"' your p r - program. It will tall you nothing, and we may be oblo to Improve your protedlon, and save you can us today for dofolls . nv.~ney, tool fer Ptotll.'tion .. .-...... SaundeHvans Insurance Inc. ~~::..:~~ty~1 "'R~~J,!lW~ LP...,Cieveland (0.31. HR-Lee Announced . · u· tci'Ja '"i'llrliwlf" ~.:IIJe '.JI ·• " · "· • .. • · .~~uq"• 1 ~as«SJ~~~,.~~~ ~iiJ.p ''l.'s. "o"n '.,., 1'~ .;:,1 (lrande diVIIIOb. . IJIDouDced In niUlng 1be annolmc:ement Radi' General Manager Bob Howsam did not disclose lllarlea for Anderson or the co;:u,..;...hlng Iliff conab:ll of pllchiDa coach Larry Shepard third beae and Infield coach Aiu Grmnnas fll1t bale and batting coach Ted Kluazewstl and ouUielder coach Geora~ PIIOro FINISH CX>LUM8US <UP.l.l- Cyrano won by a belclln lbe photoflnilh of lbe fealunid ninth race at Scloto. {!own~ FritW' nlsht. a •;aoo lnritalional trot, returninl "·111· fi.IIO - ' •uo to luSy tk:bt.lllllderJ. · , Saeond 1D lbe ~ wu Mldlllpt Roimle, pajlng $1.110 and •ue, !IIIII Lynn Lee .ln the ~ J!CIIItlon, payiDg. P. lb In Ho_spital CINCINNATI ( UPI) Wayne Simpson, Ilk' 21-year.()ld pilchlng aensalion ol tbo ClnclnnaU Redl, Ia tmdergolnc lesla at Christ lfoapllal here to determine lbe cause of irregu!ariUea In hla heartbeat. Simpson's aliment waa diacovered during the annual ~ ilven Redll playen earner lhll week. SlmpaOII, plagued by shoolder mlaerlea sinCe winning It ot hla flrll 17 declll0111, bel pllcbed 0111y m illnln3B Iince July 31. ¥analet 8plrky Andenon bed laid earlltr In 1be week be hoped to beve Slmpoon back on lbe D10UDcl by next weei when Cincinnati mates Ita tiDal wealllm ~ln« ot'lbe - . GOLF CONTEST SPONSORED ·POMEROY MIDDLEPORT BY LIONS For Sisht Conservation .$200. Each.Hole In ' 7:00~av-... ExooDent Seuon • 1 .;.• • D r·, ·, .Indiciate'd ', ·-~ ,:_:t :. .r_~ fumble IH' baekwm ~~~:~s~~~~=f.:~ the ' ( . • ' ':, - ' oft y • ...,,~•· 5•1f ' :• • ·~ '".,·I.· �, .. 4 • " I , • ~' 1 r , r ~ ,, • ·• j< ~Blight~-~l: Queslifln.s, " . ~~'!!IGI!.k!llrlellllf nlli'atel. ~:-~~~P-oC·Ie~ to ""'""" ~ ~~ ~~ lllll'alel In ~., ~ to ~....... materW h'IIID wllidlll·• ~,:., . '· 1~ ,1, ~ · . The ·~ uiue1f,r ~ielliii'ii'Jrcin bl-ed . , will, •\ · eroJ~'i s~~&e r1 ma~ ~ ~~ be mack! ftUnplantillllb. m111t flaMare,, \)11il0•!!7 allgbtl7 hl&bi!r;·lli~ :·::~t1=! crude........ TDN ... pereen- liiiiiOftr.lli . ,.-... ~teli· depeDd 0111ho I (If ,;.,;;..., hi... Ibm Cl1nl ~planlll'·tllat .llllddle to Ia~ .. ...~ 'JIIie. ~·dryIii !:t:',::~:~;~ mac'tl! frcm.,com eoiilaln IbmIf36COI'I! per e«~t The cpallm now Ia wbal effect wUl the blight have m these mallllr,IP'OIIICI eanlrcm litldllblllhave .... kllled by ~ biJchl may be adiled to ~nereue tile enerv ~ ot tbe ~~~~ge,llligea~~ tlpa died Gllw• ••~,. . yleldl. ~ '· , SpeelallstahavepreparedthefoUowlnginformatloninregard Jobll Stauliul, E&1eii!IG11 dairy JP0¢•"11 at the QJd!l State ''Corn Unlvenlty. G~ eomltam Ntgbled fleldllblll COl\· belprul. The ~• to ha-be!!lltc bll&t:ted ecrrn. EM!81m~ The New In Farming I' M plants lflected by the bllghl whldl are stW alive and tains more Ibm 40 per Cllll dry matter ~7 no! eDidle properly, Ear ecrrn from . _ · '· &rftll may be made Into com silage. Field obl!ervalions In be cautlona. wilboul Sllubus wema 11m ·earn sUa~ made from bUgbled cern ·' GeCIIta and allliGf'l.term feeding trial in Mtssl88ippl tndleate that ftoldl !JI whldl.lbie plants are coiJIIllelely ~may not undilrgo a eent.'lbe ~ d!e:uriguacaualngtbe blll{htla nottodc:tocallle. ,. 'l1tl!re Ia ii szn'lf no ~c:e lbllt blighted corn In OldD wUl proper fermtntalloa. Tbla may be due to too Nail-• dry matter percentage wbldlmHeis proper cclnpoclloa 'I! tbe .lilo dlftlealt or nioldy temels plul •• tmp>ee!N• 1Of It may be due to a deflclencJ Ill ~le car· wW Improve drJer b bohydrates In the chopped <0111. 'llten!fore,ts pcllilble,llolds of . wUIN!duce tbeJII'ObleD! ~ corn tbet bave been c:omplelely ldDed by the !qllllbGuld be Dr)olq down IZ err IJ·l.*' ,. • " '· FARM LOANS ' harvested for grain. · com of gelllil'allyptJGr.ecJii!lllioD, 111!1 Grainground from ear bltghted corn can begrOund lloreJshelled aa 111gb grain sh:luld not be deo"tllld Mig& flir loll8 • moisture com or ~hfleldl . mo1s1ure eorn• oollhal adequate aeralllillln In C<llvenllanal sOoo. It can also be !!IGred u ground ear eorn, ~ c:orn llnct Ita 1'111. . _ !_o ground shelled corn Of sheUed ecrrn In gu light slloo. In order to be redueed. More ft ..\lld JllObli1p Tl!eY IJOID! ., 1rllh~l· . . alaflll funcH1111y oilier ebelti em c\n In·. :~~,~~~~~~~.· be stcred safely, sud! materlaiBlllllll go through a fermentatloo, storage seem advlaable. :General ~ for Jl!7lnc beeune acid and be stored free r1 OJYgen. If these eondltions are and storage of corn an fauiill on J1P. J$.27 Jll. Ellerutli!b Bulletin not obtained, high -moisture grllln stcred in a silo may be affected 502, available at !!O!UIIy Exteoai!Jn ~by varlrus types of storage molds. If storage molds appear, It would be well to have them Identified and tber1 to lesl-leed sueh materials to a llmlted n!UDber of le111 valuable anlmals, Staubus ,;1 suggoma. lDANS ON SMAll & lARGE ACREAGE CLYDE 8. WALKER, MGR. FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION OF GAlLIPOLIS '• ., I. 19 Locust St. Gallipolis, 0 . Phone 446-0203 ~ITGAGl! PIOf!CTION INSU.ANCE IS AVAILAIU AT LOW COST Senin!f Anwr;,,,-, fdrm''" ' Provid('rs of Pl('nty '·r----------. ' '• ·' WORtD- , The feeding value of bltghted corn for ruminants wl1l depend upon the stage of maturity at whleh Its development was stopped and the degree towbiclt fungus hu affeeled the grain. C8tlle tend to be less effected by molds tl:an monlli!astric animals. 'llteaeeeptatillty of moldy corn wl1l deereue as the degree of molding Increases, Staubus addll. Field molds are not likely to be toxic to catUe. Storage type molds may be loJic. Immature eom grain is likely to be as high or sllgbtly hlgber than mature grain in crude protein pereentage bullower In energy or TON value. In harvesting com lor grain after It has been Infected with southern ecrrn leaf blight, the majOr problems a1-e likely to be secondary fungus lnfeetlonll produelng stalk rot and ear rot. Frequent and eareful cllecks of bll8ht • Infected fields are neeessary to deWnnine tbe maturity and moloture of the eom and the exrent of stalk and eob damage. Mature c:orn with open huak and no severe stalk rot or rob rot should be allowed to dry oo the lllalk to the normal harvest moisture. U a slgnllicant amo!lllt of either lllalk rot or cob rot is present, harvest may begin early at about 35 per cent kernel moisture. • This wW produee no harvesting problems with the pleldng . MEDICAL 1: TECHNOLOGIST · 1· By United Prtos lnlen!allottal Today Is Sunday, Sept. 8, the 249th day of 1970 with 116 to follow. Tt-.e moon is between its new p!1ase and first qW!rler. The morning otars are Mars and Saturn. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. On this day in history: The first adhetlv~ U.S. In 18:!0 149 p14!rims set sail postage stampi w e D t on from England for the New aale .J"uly 1, 1847, '!'be World World. Almanac recalla. The ill¥e In 1001 President McKinley eonalsted of two alalilps, a was shot and critically wounded 5-cent Benjam!JI Fr811k11D in Buffalo, N.Y. He died eight and a J.O.cent Georl{e W'alh· days later. iugton. The stampa fie r'e In 1009 word wao received authorized by aet of Conthat Adm. Robert Peary had gress and were Issued by dlseovered the north pole 5 the U.S. Post Olflee Depart- ' months earlier, on April6, 1009. ment. P11llin Installs New Water P.QW:Ir 'lor lfallfr~tulll' ~uUino: • · 01 :'), ' • Grouped·COi)lrGIJJ at ~.IY fingw, • E~~:tra lip ruch. '·. larg!!r futl tank. . , ,!· ,., a ch1ln 1aw tfilfl '" c1rl1n tiW!'Sft It It ' • 8(1% Trough ~ BY JOHN COOPER SoU ColllervaUoa Servlee . Muoa Coaaty IJelberl Pullin of (l'lalrllt I t 0 Installed a round eonerfe ....._.,_oolutioa ,... ... II4Mm KDI!Ioo l l l d - - . . . CA1'7'U SPilA!f, tbo ~ ' watering trough bel..., a spr!Jig on his farm oo Oldtown cnet. Tbla trough Ia In a ·rl!lge field and wiD provide witer Ia the field whleh bereio!ore did not have adeqUate watar. He Ia In the proeess of pouring anothe!' trough at a spr!Jig Qear hla home In Flatroek. Uquld • l ... ....,..ntANGICA'l'I'LIIIPRAT-100 -.-aH~ . . . . Uoo-No (IIIWde-toclot-. .... - . 110... Mnr- -,.&4NG!fCA7'7'LISI'/lAY-In,.U..IIId»pD= ..................... ,':.! lnsinllQI FOR ALL your insurance needs check with your Grange agents at the Neal Ins . Agency, 6i State St. Agents for auto, fire, homeowners. hospital and general Iiebi IIIy. 14.11 J. D. NORTH PRODUCE CO. -NATIONWIDE - - -lf:iSURANCE - -. AUTO. Fire, life, -15 Stale St., Waldo F. Brown, W. Gallipolis, o. • Viqe $treet Nlll' brlet home located mold Rt. 36, 2\!o miles wlof town -lite of new boopltal. Lovely brlet bome on large !Dt, Cllllcrete llnil, built-m opadoul kllcben -lilcluclq; cllllwaaber,lar8edlnlng aree, beautiful living room 1rllh can101 and jilllellng, carpet in boidrOUlDI "hallway, fuU balb lo II! bath. 2 car garage 1rllh electrk: door, ba •nt. diJwala'. JUII O!IIIPleted and l'eacly to move ln. Ia Ga!Upolla Seboo1 Dlalrld. Brown. 446-JHO. an an l~quire at Corbin & Snyder Furn. Co. or I'll . . 446· 1171. 444-2573, 446-4305. .MASSIE 350 ONE ROW Most of the big capacity features of the 550 are.built Into the smaller 350, including the same type of frame construction and a similar cutter head. Because the 350 Is close-coupled, It is exceptionally maneuverable and has a short turning radius. It Is regularly equipped with 6.70-15 tires. . Listings Needed I Offlcn Coosf.lo.Couf REAL ESTATE BROKER 1tL 446-1!98 Nationwide A!lwrtlslng a~TRs 10112 Acres Fro111 EVERYWHERE I STROUT REALTY '-~c- .::c•c"" Ranny llocUNom, lra!ldl ._ __ ccc· c M!loattr · Routu WOOD WLTOR . .· 'i '~•lg- ·. ' " ~pi \.lbiUI tjo~' lo 1 r ' lpm~nt ~ ' • j, Sau ·Evans Insurance· IK-',.., ' 437 Second' Ava •. (Opposite Post Offlcel .t.~, Ufdultllame "' . .... Home' 1• .. • firl.-·· ' ~­ �, .. 4 • " I , • ~' 1 r , r ~ ,, • ·• j< ~Blight~-~l: Queslifln.s, " . ~~'!!IGI!.k!llrlellllf nlli'atel. ~:-~~~P-oC·Ie~ to ""'""" ~ ~~ ~~ lllll'alel In ~., ~ to ~....... materW h'IIID wllidlll·• ~,:., . '· 1~ ,1, ~ · . The ·~ uiue1f,r ~ielliii'ii'Jrcin bl-ed . , will, •\ · eroJ~'i s~~&e r1 ma~ ~ ~~ be mack! ftUnplantillllb. m111t flaMare,, \)11il0•!!7 allgbtl7 hl&bi!r;·lli~ :·::~t1=! crude........ TDN ... pereen- liiiiiOftr.lli . ,.-... ~teli· depeDd 0111ho I (If ,;.,;;..., hi... Ibm Cl1nl ~planlll'·tllat .llllddle to Ia~ .. ...~ 'JIIie. ~·dryIii !:t:',::~:~;~ mac'tl! frcm.,com eoiilaln IbmIf36COI'I! per e«~t The cpallm now Ia wbal effect wUl the blight have m these mallllr,IP'OIIICI eanlrcm litldllblllhave .... kllled by ~ biJchl may be adiled to ~nereue tile enerv ~ ot tbe ~~~~ge,llligea~~ tlpa died Gllw• ••~,. . yleldl. ~ '· , SpeelallstahavepreparedthefoUowlnginformatloninregard Jobll Stauliul, E&1eii!IG11 dairy JP0¢•"11 at the QJd!l State ''Corn Unlvenlty. G~ eomltam Ntgbled fleldllblll COl\· belprul. The ~• to ha-be!!lltc bll&t:ted ecrrn. EM!81m~ The New In Farming I' M plants lflected by the bllghl whldl are stW alive and tains more Ibm 40 per Cllll dry matter ~7 no! eDidle properly, Ear ecrrn from . _ · '· &rftll may be made Into com silage. Field obl!ervalions In be cautlona. wilboul Sllubus wema 11m ·earn sUa~ made from bUgbled cern ·' GeCIIta and allliGf'l.term feeding trial in Mtssl88ippl tndleate that ftoldl !JI whldl.lbie plants are coiJIIllelely ~may not undilrgo a eent.'lbe ~ d!e:uriguacaualngtbe blll{htla nottodc:tocallle. ,. 'l1tl!re Ia ii szn'lf no ~c:e lbllt blighted corn In OldD wUl proper fermtntalloa. Tbla may be due to too Nail-• dry matter percentage wbldlmHeis proper cclnpoclloa 'I! tbe .lilo dlftlealt or nioldy temels plul •• tmp>ee!N• 1Of It may be due to a deflclencJ Ill ~le car· wW Improve drJer b bohydrates In the chopped <0111. 'llten!fore,ts pcllilble,llolds of . wUIN!duce tbeJII'ObleD! ~ corn tbet bave been c:omplelely ldDed by the !qllllbGuld be Dr)olq down IZ err IJ·l.*' ,. • " '· FARM LOANS ' harvested for grain. · com of gelllil'allyptJGr.ecJii!lllioD, 111!1 Grainground from ear bltghted corn can begrOund lloreJshelled aa 111gb grain sh:luld not be deo"tllld Mig& flir loll8 • moisture com or ~hfleldl . mo1s1ure eorn• oollhal adequate aeralllillln In C<llvenllanal sOoo. It can also be !!IGred u ground ear eorn, ~ c:orn llnct Ita 1'111. . _ !_o ground shelled corn Of sheUed ecrrn In gu light slloo. In order to be redueed. More ft ..\lld JllObli1p Tl!eY IJOID! ., 1rllh~l· . . alaflll funcH1111y oilier ebelti em c\n In·. :~~,~~~~~~~.· be stcred safely, sud! materlaiBlllllll go through a fermentatloo, storage seem advlaable. :General ~ for Jl!7lnc beeune acid and be stored free r1 OJYgen. If these eondltions are and storage of corn an fauiill on J1P. J$.27 Jll. Ellerutli!b Bulletin not obtained, high -moisture grllln stcred in a silo may be affected 502, available at !!O!UIIy Exteoai!Jn ~by varlrus types of storage molds. If storage molds appear, It would be well to have them Identified and tber1 to lesl-leed sueh materials to a llmlted n!UDber of le111 valuable anlmals, Staubus ,;1 suggoma. lDANS ON SMAll & lARGE ACREAGE CLYDE 8. WALKER, MGR. FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSOCIATION OF GAlLIPOLIS '• ., I. 19 Locust St. Gallipolis, 0 . Phone 446-0203 ~ITGAGl! PIOf!CTION INSU.ANCE IS AVAILAIU AT LOW COST Senin!f Anwr;,,,-, fdrm''" ' Provid('rs of Pl('nty '·r----------. ' '• ·' WORtD- , The feeding value of bltghted corn for ruminants wl1l depend upon the stage of maturity at whleh Its development was stopped and the degree towbiclt fungus hu affeeled the grain. C8tlle tend to be less effected by molds tl:an monlli!astric animals. 'llteaeeeptatillty of moldy corn wl1l deereue as the degree of molding Increases, Staubus addll. Field molds are not likely to be toxic to catUe. Storage type molds may be loJic. Immature eom grain is likely to be as high or sllgbtly hlgber than mature grain in crude protein pereentage bullower In energy or TON value. In harvesting com lor grain after It has been Infected with southern ecrrn leaf blight, the majOr problems a1-e likely to be secondary fungus lnfeetlonll produelng stalk rot and ear rot. Frequent and eareful cllecks of bll8ht • Infected fields are neeessary to deWnnine tbe maturity and moloture of the eom and the exrent of stalk and eob damage. Mature c:orn with open huak and no severe stalk rot or rob rot should be allowed to dry oo the lllalk to the normal harvest moisture. U a slgnllicant amo!lllt of either lllalk rot or cob rot is present, harvest may begin early at about 35 per cent kernel moisture. • This wW produee no harvesting problems with the pleldng . MEDICAL 1: TECHNOLOGIST · 1· By United Prtos lnlen!allottal Today Is Sunday, Sept. 8, the 249th day of 1970 with 116 to follow. Tt-.e moon is between its new p!1ase and first qW!rler. The morning otars are Mars and Saturn. The evening stars are Mercury, Venus and Jupiter. On this day in history: The first adhetlv~ U.S. In 18:!0 149 p14!rims set sail postage stampi w e D t on from England for the New aale .J"uly 1, 1847, '!'be World World. Almanac recalla. The ill¥e In 1001 President McKinley eonalsted of two alalilps, a was shot and critically wounded 5-cent Benjam!JI Fr811k11D in Buffalo, N.Y. He died eight and a J.O.cent Georl{e W'alh· days later. iugton. The stampa fie r'e In 1009 word wao received authorized by aet of Conthat Adm. Robert Peary had gress and were Issued by dlseovered the north pole 5 the U.S. Post Olflee Depart- ' months earlier, on April6, 1009. ment. P11llin Installs New Water P.QW:Ir 'lor lfallfr~tulll' ~uUino: • · 01 :'), ' • Grouped·COi)lrGIJJ at ~.IY fingw, • E~~:tra lip ruch. '·. larg!!r futl tank. . , ,!· ,., a ch1ln 1aw tfilfl '" c1rl1n tiW!'Sft It It ' • 8(1% Trough ~ BY JOHN COOPER SoU ColllervaUoa Servlee . Muoa Coaaty IJelberl Pullin of (l'lalrllt I t 0 Installed a round eonerfe ....._.,_oolutioa ,... ... II4Mm KDI!Ioo l l l d - - . . . CA1'7'U SPilA!f, tbo ~ ' watering trough bel..., a spr!Jig on his farm oo Oldtown cnet. Tbla trough Ia In a ·rl!lge field and wiD provide witer Ia the field whleh bereio!ore did not have adeqUate watar. He Ia In the proeess of pouring anothe!' trough at a spr!Jig Qear hla home In Flatroek. Uquld • l ... ....,..ntANGICA'l'I'LIIIPRAT-100 -.-aH~ . . . . Uoo-No (IIIWde-toclot-. .... - . 110... Mnr- -,.&4NG!fCA7'7'LISI'/lAY-In,.U..IIId»pD= ..................... ,':.! lnsinllQI FOR ALL your insurance needs check with your Grange agents at the Neal Ins . Agency, 6i State St. Agents for auto, fire, homeowners. hospital and general Iiebi IIIy. 14.11 J. D. NORTH PRODUCE CO. -NATIONWIDE - - -lf:iSURANCE - -. AUTO. Fire, life, -15 Stale St., Waldo F. Brown, W. Gallipolis, o. • Viqe $treet Nlll' brlet home located mold Rt. 36, 2\!o miles wlof town -lite of new boopltal. Lovely brlet bome on large !Dt, Cllllcrete llnil, built-m opadoul kllcben -lilcluclq; cllllwaaber,lar8edlnlng aree, beautiful living room 1rllh can101 and jilllellng, carpet in boidrOUlDI "hallway, fuU balb lo II! bath. 2 car garage 1rllh electrk: door, ba •nt. diJwala'. JUII O!IIIPleted and l'eacly to move ln. Ia Ga!Upolla Seboo1 Dlalrld. Brown. 446-JHO. an an l~quire at Corbin & Snyder Furn. Co. or I'll . . 446· 1171. 444-2573, 446-4305. .MASSIE 350 ONE ROW Most of the big capacity features of the 550 are.built Into the smaller 350, including the same type of frame construction and a similar cutter head. Because the 350 Is close-coupled, It is exceptionally maneuverable and has a short turning radius. It Is regularly equipped with 6.70-15 tires. . Listings Needed I Offlcn Coosf.lo.Couf REAL ESTATE BROKER 1tL 446-1!98 Nationwide A!lwrtlslng a~TRs 10112 Acres Fro111 EVERYWHERE I STROUT REALTY '-~c- .::c•c"" Ranny llocUNom, lra!ldl ._ __ ccc· c M!loattr · Routu WOOD WLTOR . .· 'i '~•lg- ·. ' " ~pi \.lbiUI tjo~' lo 1 r ' lpm~nt ~ ' • j, Sau ·Evans Insurance· IK-',.., ' 437 Second' Ava •. (Opposite Post Offlcel .t.~, Ufdultllame "' . .... Home' 1• .. • firl.-·· ' ~­ �' ' Wtllh tl.O , IH~OIIMA'TION . "' , Will he,11ccepted until t ,l.m . fbr PINKING shears & scls!ICt's Secretny 1 shar.,.ned. Sheppard Sewing ' Machine Sales & Service. -· 12 RALPH 'S Carpet - Upholstery t\u[. Cleaning Ser vice- . Free esJ imates. Ph . 446·029·'197-tt ,, SMITH'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE OORSEL Smllh, Nebo Rd .. Repair of refrigerators. air eondltioners , washing mechlnes, other appliances. Ph. 379-2651 . :l 175-11 ' ------------- ' Central Air Conditioning -Heating Free onqiPublietlloll ltiiGULATIQifS 1" ' ·• The Publl$het' reur.ves Ute right to e~ll or relec' any 1~1 dee-mtcs oblectional. The ro"rb"m'hoorrew ~~::t bone:~~.n,s,i~~ '.f' ~' ln$erllon . RAT II S For wont Ad Ser•lce sce-nts per word ontlnsertloo 194-tl Minimum Charge75c cents per , w >ret three ' nu -r"''' 1 1ll MIIMII . fli1Uft • , >' • _! ftMUt ;_ ~ , .' ~ .MA, ,· n,,W. Va. ,f \ ~r•,, ~ (~r..wrtY:w--vtt"'s , ........ Sbop,t ·IUYiiQ ,A,.P V,QLIIME T.HE SPOT FINANCiNG. ••up TO I llneller ·new m•nagtmtnt Wittq l!o..,;. ow' l!ufy. , 'Otoner•·lllhluo•ll Ald. DHnls·W..Vtr .,..,.,._,Da Aw--• ...,.... VJ SfOCk ·DISBU .· RSEMEIT •'' ..,.... Diamond Play Most Important ' By Oswald & James Jacoby ~-------------- No3m . 5 .Q913 Estimates BLINI>ADS Additional 2Sc Charge tar AdvertiAt!F~~~tE HOURS a 30 a.m . to 5:00p.m . Daily, a JO a.m. to 12 : 00· Noon · Saturday Card Of Thanks WE WISH to express our sin- .Q. .962 thr""'"h Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m--:--•aosed every 1/t!Jnday. Thursday evenii')Q late BP· polntments for tf1e working woma"' br •pPGintl'nent only. Evtry 4 Hours and 11 Minutes styled. Phone 992-3971. · . 9-6-31c From Dannie's. ,, 1.4. ------ ' 9hlo ,,~ $2095 N.:· WE • A••· AT POMErtoY MOTOR 00. SEPT 10 29 :r< ·-\~ ·, 'COffee bl9, a POM E ROy "YOU'll Like OUr Qlatlly Way of Doing Business" ..l ·.di>·I)Lir ' .l.A)Y Prices·move tjlem last - $o Don't Delay ... V.isit us today, aearance on all70 .O iev. Pass. Cars & Trucks. · · SUPER DEALS ON OK USED CARS 1969 VOLKSWAGEN sl895 ·Local low mlleage car ,.red viJ!ylinlerlor with white ez. l!rior, radio, rustom ell1lliilnent wttb deluxe 14heel gOOII · ·drii. See tltla Eccncimf car lr Save. ' · . 1967 DODG,E . •.j s2295 Monaco 4Dr. Locany 01med 1r low mileage, wblte flnlsh, l!pOUeu interior, aU-good UNB, FactDry Air Conditioned, Unted glass, auto,n&Uc trana., power lteerlng & brakes, "rlllllo, other line accessorta. Thla week-tllliy .. 1967 CHEVROLET $1695 $}495 ____ Cleland 68 BUICK s2395 66 BUICK s1495 $1095 HURRY! SAVE SALE I '900 DURING THIS SAI.f.! ----LOST. Black and tan and white bassett hound, male. Monday, Auo. 31 near Chesler. George Wolf, phone Ch"ter 985-3523. Reward. --------~-----9-6-tlp IIECAUSE OF SPECIAL FACTORY DISCOUNTS! THE WORLD'S LARGEST SEWNG TRACJO~I Notice REDUCE ute ~nd fast wllh Gobese tablets and E-Vap water pill•. Nelson Orvgs. 8-5-JOip - - ----- requlrementt for medicare Thh c an be the most important advertisement of your life - bec:uuse 1* may chanee your e.::unomic picture from "bleak" to "buRJu ". ' Operators who now run a route of U.l.l. vending me· chines are p;rowmg hom part~ time to full time operatJons whh Comp11ny's financillg. As little as $600 anvestment in a U. l.l. route of proOt producmg vendtng machines c•n IJfOw to $1,000 per month income. Time requirement 1s 6 to 8 ho\lrs per week along, with a serviceable car. No seiUng or aoliciling. ]u!Jt give goOd aervice! lmmedlolely on tho 11 p.m.lo 7a.m. shltt.anoarewllllngto pay 135 per night. Can you work one nt:, per month? Per week? e !han that? can uo. we need your halpl Coli Athens ·Manta! Health canter, 593-7762, extension ~~. ~,7:.a~d::: 9 ----------------~ REGISTERED Nursos•' Part Time and Full Time ~lions ~~~::!'~~m~;!~l~'Y;,nl:. On !he lob special lr•lnlng, opportunity fo gain exporlence In supervl.lon and teaching. ularlis from $3.4 Staj11ng' per hour 10 ~.12 par Kour; ~~<cording !0 experience. Coli ON, Ke!\nedy, extension 329. Athens Mental , Health Canter 'a.m. 1o 5 p.m. _,_ 9-6-llc ' ___ ____ Wanted To · . ' • BUICK_'"" .POt.jTIA_C AD..'IJ'~A -' Nl ·G , .. : ·.· 'A I Qf OUR · ~t . '· . · ·. •' .. .__.-..-:.., _ _..,.;:. . -· ,f o. r ' 10 II:Nift • YOUR " • • '·•.-, • OUR PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, and bird dogs. AKC. Pet and show puppies. Grooming. Phone 992-5443. 3-17-lfc BASSET purples, AKC regIstered o Belbay heritage. ~$5(1. Just off Rt. 7 near Tuppers Plains. Ohio. Francis Benedum, Phone SP'lNET-console plano. Will Coolville 667-3856. 8-16-JOtc LARGE house, Ill• acre lot, as ,. . ··-~~~~~·~·...::;~~~·~·:::;:·Tili~~ifi.:_:_::;::;~~iL...i.. For Sale I. As a Sears catalogue .. ,.. merchant you art the exclusive catalogue merchant In a specified market area. , 2. You sell merchandise from any Sears Catalogue and from the stock of Sears appliances on your Slllet floor. 3. You are offered a complete training program and consulting service. 4. You receive expert building and site selection service. 5. You pay no franchise fee and your Investment Is up to $S,OOO.OO. Please send name, address, telepMne number and business resume to: SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. 925 s. Homan Ave. Dept. 315-APG Chlcogo, lllinol11..17 WOIIUHI'r r.. RAntER GO ------ HOBSTETTER REALTY ' . GEO, HOI\STETTER BROKER 57 ACRES- 4 bedroom home, bath, furnace. Drilled well. SIO,OOO. NEW LISTING. MIDDLEPORT - 3 bedroom brick veneer, bath, coot'ng units. Air conditioned. 1r- . port'. Near schools . \ ..nt 'l!'!'r· ' ·! ·, MIDDLEPORT- North 2nd St. 2 Story Frame, 6 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, Bath, Porches. FORCED AIR GAS HEAT, 1966 MOBILE . Hom~. New LOT LARGE ENOUGH FOR Moon, S2,SOO. Phone '949-2204. 4 TO 5 TRAILERS, 19.500.00 9-1-71< -----~ TO IUY OR SELL <45 HEAD ol chinchillas. Some Empr.......,..!Uied. FJrd $500 . '""" CONTACl ~So '''' HEfiRY· CL.UINOI • "•· takes chlnchtU's and ~es. "'"" ..., I'' REALTOR• · Phone 992-251.1. 9-6-llc Offlciffl-2259 tits. 992-2518 9-6-61c S20.SOO. Cosh "" liberal terms. Wrlle BARKAROO Kennels, lovable STEAM HEAT Full . ~i,"~h~~frr.~· ~~-~· 46~:. Miniature Schnauzers, Torch, basement, double garage, 3 bedrooms, near school. 9.4. 121 p Ohio. Turn right, flllh house. Phone Coolville 667$20,000. 11,000.00 DOWN - 4 bedrooms, GUN CI)LLECTION. Several nice guns. Saturday O!lly, 8:30 _ _ ___ _ _ _ _9_·6_-l2lc balh, lull basemen!. Automatic forced air heat. to 4:30 p. m. Ralph Priddy, . F Sal 75 ACRES -7 room home. A 1:18 Laurel St.. Pomeroy, Re I E tat a s e or e number of outbuildings. Ohio. _, . Ca,ll BIJd . , , hold :your ,Car )'0~1 -- SekctWIJ iJ -1tiU ~ · eltlfn•, 't:Olo,.., equipmenf, ' ' Sean Roebuck & Co. ia now looking far 1n lndividUIII or huslland and wilt team te -•te a SUn Cltaloguo Mot-dian! Store In the Pomeroy-Middleport ,,..., able. Phone 992·2685. ____ 9-3-61c transfer lo responsible party. 1·1.70 C~O·E· OUt .SA.~~ . , ,. ~"· For.Sale .For- ~le · ,' GMC TRUCKS In r,vmeroy Since 1853 PJtONE992·2143 ~!,'f. .;if · P.OMEROY, OHIO · · +} · Your Own Business? only $32.80 or terms avail· P~ts 1 I NEW· CAR cuewua• .. HA··v· 1. •·-·~ with .good suction. Complete ------- --'------ CIRCLE THIS AD SWEEPER POMEROY - Lincoln Hill I Story Frame, 2 Bedrooms, Bath, Ba•ement, - GOOD with all attachments and even CONDITION U,900.00 throw awav baQs. Full price EL'ECTROLUX Sedan . Cleanest '66 in area. Spotless black cloth Interior. Low mileage. PS, finish,. Realty~ S}695 - - - - - - - BUICK "' MF FACTORY AUTHORIZED - - -- - SALE ______ GAUIPOLIS TRACTOR "flantTo dwn ,, ----- ON 66 PONTIAC 'I • AWNINGS, storm doors and OLDER HOUSE on cholcelol'n Syracuse. Priced for quick windows, carports , sale. Coli 992-532•. marquees, blown and batt 7-26-tlc Insulation . Elmer White, sales represen-tative. For free estimates. phone Charles TOTAL Electric home. Brick Lisle, Syracuse . V. V. veneer. Tuppers Plains area. Johnson and Son. Inc. Phone Chesler 9115-3598. 8-l().tlc 9-3-61p STAR KILLS rats quickly, sure. BY OWNER. 4.36 acres, 5 room 2'h lbs., $1.69, Ebersbach hr,use, bfli1h, city water. Hardware. Svgor Run Mills, Partly furnished. 11f2 miles Pickens Hardware, Mason. south of Tuppers Plains on Rl. 7. Cell Coolville 667-3263. s_27_ - -JOtp _ _ _ _ _ ___;_::9·3-lip NEW IDEAl.. manure spreader Execullve 4 dr. H~trd Top. Ole very careful local on steel . $65. Also, 9 month old owner. Beaullfvi dark turquoise with matching all polled Hereford bull . Phone 949-4401. vinyl seats. PS, PB & AT. 9-3-Jip CLELAND REALTY ·----~ NEW 1970 ZIG ZAG sewing RUTLAND - SALEM ST. I S1ory Frame, 3 Bedrooms, machine In original factory LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan. 21,348 easy miles by one of our NEW BATH, CABINETS IN carton. Zig-Zag to make KITCHEN, NICE• LOT repeat customers. Almost like the day tl was sold . buttonholes, sew on buttons, u.soo.oo monogram. and make fancy PS: PB & AT. designs with justthe twist of a single dial . Left in lay-a-way POMEROY - Bullernut Ave. OUT OF FLOODS, 2 Story and never been used. Will sell Frame, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. for only 547 cash, or E-Z LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. Ole careful owner. Smart Full Basement, GARAGE, terms. Phone 992-2685. light green with matching Interior . PS. PB & AT. CORNER LOT, SIO,SOO.OO 9-3·6tc V-8 motor, standard shift, radio, heater, ,.beautiful maroon •, Real Estate For Sale OPEN EVE's. TIL 8 GMAC Financing Available ~=~'.on, PRICES Pomeroy; Ohio:.... 992·7195 Jackson, Ohio- 2~·5379 .c-At!lens, Ohio- sn. 3044 Hovrs: 9 to Mon.-Fti.-9.5 J.s'Sunclay MOTOR SALES ' 992-5342 QJI Park, DANNIE'S MOII.LI HOMES OHIO'S LARGEST MOBILE HOME DEALER donuts will be served on the day. Plan to slop by. .· !:·kARR &VAN ZANDT ' WOOD MOTOR SALES - -- - - - ••,. NEW CAR&·· 68 PONTIAC CATALINA .SMITH AUTO''SALES 'I, ' .SPECIALI. 2. 2. '7ct5: Somebody Buys · a Mobile · I •• THE 'WINSTON 6b12 . Wig& and wlgftts shapod and to cOmpany requlren1ents, kind during tho lllneis and DUE the Natlonwld'e " Insurance ,..___________.;.• .11.·iti'..i.i____ death of our husband and office Pomeroy will be open 1 father, John Joseph Epple. . from In WEST EAST 8:30 a.m. 1o 12:p.m., Special thanks to Or. Roger • 5 • 10 2 Monday throl!llh Friday as dt ~ ALBERT EHMAN P. Daniels and Or. Walker, .KJ3 .Ql0754 September I, 1970. Home Water Delivery Service lhe nurses of Holzer Hospital, tAQJ1091 t3 phones, Kenneth D. Williams. Patriot Star Rl.. Gallipoll5 Ewing Funeral Home, .J98 .Al0653 992-574 0< P. J. Pauley, 992Ph. 379-2133 pallbearers and all who sent 243-tf 7133. SOV'l11 (D) food, beautiful flowers and 9-1-Sic .AKJ876 cards. Also, thanks to Rev. '_T_E_R_M-IT_E_P_E-cSc::T-:CON = T=ROL. James Morrison for his PAl NTING, houses and roofs. •As FREE Inspection. Call 446· • 76 comforting words . Clean out basements, attics or 3245, Merrill O'Dell, Operalor 4 Dr. Sedan. radio, heater. avt. trans., P. Mrs. Elma Epple and .K72 cellars . Very reasonable. for Extermltal Termite children. steering, P. brakes, cameo ivory finish with North-South vulnerable Phone 9<19-4225 or 949-4254. Service. 19 Belmont Dr . 9-6-ltp malchl.ng black vinyl and nylon lnterlof. 15,000 267-11 Wesl Norlh Easl South 9·1-61p ~,-W~A-,N~T~ro~tha~n~k-eve~r~y~on~ ewho acl. mtles. Like new cond • . ~nauga, SEPTIC TANK CLE .... <ING HAYMAN'S AUCTION tlouse, p.., sent flowers, cards and kind REASONABLE rates. John Laurel Cliff, now open each words. end thole who helood Pass Russell. ·owner & operator. Pass Pass Friday to receive con · In any way before and after Ph. 446·4782. Opening lead- t A Auto Sales slgnments at 10 a.m. Auction the funeral of my wife. 145-11 4 ROOMS and bath, Syrac\IH•. starting at 7 p.m. Let us sell Dorothy Dursl. -------Coli after 6 p.m. Pllono ·992. S. W. Durst your merchandise. WATER WELL DRILLING . Amon~ the many remark· 3P81. 3-22-llc 9-6-llp Pump Sales and Service. Tom able antmals found in the 9-2·..... Lewis, Phone 304·895·3802. Land of Oz is the Iffin. He WILL pick up merchandise and ~-,.,.,----l·r tf AIR CONDITIONED , alooplng see,ns to have left Oz and In Memory lake to auction on a per· - - - - - - come room with kltchon prlvlloou. to the United States to centage basis . Call Jim EAS1'ERN AVE. GA. LLIPOLIS 0 GILLENWATER'S Septic Tank IN MEMORY of Pfc. William Phon• 992-5440· alter 6 p.m. Adams, auctioneer. Rutland . • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..;;,.,;;,;;,;.;;,;;,;,;,'~·-.1 Cleaning & Repair . Ph. 446· play bridge. He sat West to"Billy" Pickens who passed ' . 9-6-6tp Phone 7 42-4461. day and as soon as South 9499. away two years ago, Sept. 6, 9-23-tfc J7J.tf racked up game and rubber. 1968. NEWLY decorated, 3 room Wanted To Buy - - - -- - - -he was heard telling his furnished opirlnlenl, odulls partner, "lf'n you'da bid In Thee, 0 Lord, only. 126 Mulberry Plumbing & Heating Do I Put my trust. SMALL ocreage In MiddleportPhone 992.-. hearts or clubs, we could Let me never be put to con· Pomeroy area. Write Dally 9-6-lfc CARTER'S PLUMBIN G have saved the rubber quite fusion. Sentinel, Bo• 129·H, AND HEATING ------,~ " cheaply at the five level." Sadly missed by Mom, Dad, Pomeroy, Ohio, ..:,769. 830 Fol1rth Avenue FURNISHED opertmenf. 217 FULL TIME office workers. brothers , sister and Donna. East replied, "Look here 9-4-31c Phone 446·3888 3rd Ave., Middleport. Nlca 9-6-ltp One male. one female. 155 tf Mr. Jffln. Jf'n you had yard. porch, private tn~ KnawltCdge of accounting. doubled Instead of bidding ---'------:- - - - - -- - !ranees. Phone 992-2710 or 992· bookkeeping and payrol l ·LD furniture, dl$hel, brass STANDARD two diamonds I would have IN LOVING memory of Mrs. 3432. ta.:es desirabl e Pa 1 beds, elc. Wrlle M. D. Miller, Norma Dean who passed Plumbing & Heating b'd 1 b 0 th my SUI't s. J could n 't away on Labor Day, Sept. 6, vacation. holiday s and in Rt. 4. Pomeroy, Ohio. Cell 215Th;rd Ave., 446-3782 surance Sen d complet. ' 992-6271 . 1965. 187 tf get into the act with a single- - ---- - - ton in the suit you did bid. We know she has gone to a resum e Hlcludlng sal ary 9·1-Hc . SMALL 2 bedroom houH, ciOMt better· land. DEWITT'S PLUMBING We aren't going to get in· r€'' j'Jirernenls lo P.O. Box 729· - - - - - - - - to Melgl High School at Rack there Is no more pain and AND HEATING volved in the question of the Where ~~m:::,~ o'i,~~~Y Senti nel. Female Help Wanted • Spring•. SUltable for school suffering . Route 160 at Evergreen proper bid by West over the _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ 9-3-31< BE A PLAYHOUSE -· TOY penonnel. Phone 992-6817 Sadl)' mined by sons, Phone 446·2735 ·alter 5 p.m. Woodrow, Lloyd, Bob, 2aJ.tl spade opening because his 9·l·tfC SEMI DRIVERS NEEDED. DEALER : Work Auoust to 1960 4 DOOR Chevrolet, Clarence, Earl. daughter , - - - - - - - - -- choice was a matter of slyle. 9-3-Btc E•perlence helpful bul nol December' free tralnTng. No VB, , iiutomatlc. Excolltnl -Mrs. Betty Chevalier and Brommer Plumbinp& Heating This time the double would necessary. for local and over· collecting, no delivery, no condlllon. ••~. Ph-• 7-. THREE ROCJM. Ill eltdrk: - - -- --,---,---,--: Grandchildren . 300 Fourth Avt! . have worked . Next time it Investment. Call collect ~ ........ t Ilk e 9·6 ltp REVIVAL AT Church ol God. !he-road hauling. You can cash _ _, , Charlotte. 3656. apar t men, new. Phone 446· 1637 might not 791 614 377 Chesler, from September 6 earn SJO,OOO to $15,1100 par H • Available Aug. 25 In 9-J.3tp Gene Plants , Owner We do want to discuss th (' IN MEMORY ol Charles C. ear If you are willing to elskell, South Point, Ohio. Pomeroy. Must 1H "to IP· through September 13 wllh 29B·tf play because a slightlv cnrr· 7·17-trc 1969 FIQEBIRD 350, air con· Rev. Donald Sheets, pastor. preclate. Phone l;atllpalls r.earn. For oppllcallon call Reed who passed away nine Special singing each night. dlllonlng, power sl81rlng, 416-9539 for .appolnlinenf. less play by declarer would years ago on September 6, (304) 344-88.0 or write AdCome and bring a friend. vance 0. T. Dept., 5517 Auto Sales aulomallc transmlsolon . . ' 11-2S-Ifn The avet age human brain have lost the ga-n. .md 1161 . 9-3-9tc ..._ Not ours to know the reason, Midland Orlve, Charleston, · " · "' ' ' · · t $2,lP,O, C.l!.~·2853. •. ~ ~ · -... ·t ",~ <' s a little over three rubber. West VIrginia 2.1306•', · - --~~~~~C Gotolloio, ~~- • ..;., !l r • 9·1-Sic .,.0 ., 1 tol!od ..... ~·nm~t part, ds. • ... . w~· aptlnen "• l ' ace 'of Why 9-3-llc hordtOp, sierra gold In color, ,__ _.,.,....._ _ _~ ..111 ·· • 1 992 . · 1· It's ours to know a heavy cross Help Wanted And a torn and bleeding heart. - -- - - -v.a engine, power sl..-lng For, Rent t.~-31• Wife. Mary Reed; dauvh- TELEVISION repairman for T. v. lechnlclan f<W bench and and power brakes, new tires. · ~ · "' Will Hil reasonoble. Phone FURNISHED first ' floor ef- FURNiS.HP~ '•no unfurnlshoil ters, Erma Cleland and Lois .area relollor. Experience Hrvlce calls. Mull ba ox· required. Write C·O Daily ~erlenced. Phone Long New Hlven 304-882·2416 after flcjency al>lrlmenl, utilities apartiilorrni. Close lei school. McCoin. Sentinel, P. 0. Box 729-E, Bottom 985-3849. 5 p;m. . . ; furnished. Phone 992-3874. . Phoni 992-.5434. 9-6· lp Pomeroy, Ohio. <45769. 9-6-ffc 9-6-31c B-12-tlc 10-la.lf'c 8-l().lfc - - - - - - - Lost and Found (Just below the new bridge on State Route 71 ATtENTION ALL· Registered LOST. Small beagle-fox lerrlor, -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.._ I Nurses: Here Is your apblack end while, female. Now porlunllvloearn exira money Limo Aoed Monday, Aug. 31. lo pey that bill, buy 1 new II Htn toll 742-5322. dms, Dl" save for a vacation. 9-6-ltp We must meet coverage I ' .'1,\Y~ 11..-.SPI!C!IALI WORTH OF STOCK MUST IE '$OLD SmJ1h as' full time beauty ~rator•. OP<t.n Tuesd•y cere thanks to all who were sa tK852 j- ! ., MILLION Within lOdavs .. · CARD OF THANKS 'RUTH Barnhart, Ruth'& Bouly a. OetfVMY Shoj>. Bradbury, announces suo lor 50 word minimum , the employment of Janice Each ldctitlonal word 2c. • ~ ads and •ds peld WIN AT BRIDGE ' ~Ill: conseculive lnM!rtlnn,. I Aft'· f PM 18 cents per word six con,..one77J.Sfll secutlve lnur•tons. 2S Per cent Olscount on paid · - - - - - - - -. . . 1fl., Sept . 6, 13 Stewart's Hardware Vinton, Ohio \I ~' ' • D«llrl)j,llfl!$' 1 FLA.\ , Doy· •-•lll!•~llcoflon ~dey O~lh'fW, 9a.m. · Cll~ctti!'HOn • COf'l'lljiJoj\1 Sltntd &nlllbllltllll I' ' Minerals. Plenty of water. Clloct OUr So-l CIJock OUr Prlall You Are Alwaya Welcom ..... Stvp In! FRANCHISE DULER FOR UBEITY, lUNG MOBILE HOMES AND lHE GUERDON'S SECTIONAL Ask for Donny Thompson or Tom Lavender ·flnancilll & tnauran.;e Available. "We Service Whitt We S.tt.'' · KEITH aLE MOBILE HOME Sll ES, INC. Is. Wafer tap. S800. Phone 992Asking S15,SOO. DON'T PUMP y'Oyr Slf'llg_lsh 6021 . SSUO AN ACRE- 66 Acres ol OPEN IITILf DAILY, SUNDAY I TIU sepllc tank. Get. 'Kiean-Fm9-l-61c woOds, brush, old house, barn ili>., U2t-R;' I ' •Alf. sepllc tank eleanor. ----~---and dl!ll well. AC ROSS FROM GOILIS la~dmark Fodn Bureau, GOOD Investment ~roperly. FORAGOO~~CALL LOCUSTST. Pomol·oy, House with three furnished HELEN I VIRGIL TII!AFORD 4·lle ' apartments, basemen!, two ~,~~~~~:~rl4 '/:':.,S,; . ASSOCIAT"S SYRACUSE · · · •garaget.• Monlhly Income, ~ P fii.,OOI'\ FURNACE, 75,()® .1 $190. Prll:od reasonebly I<W _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _9;_:·3-6lc .• ·9 L .... . ·: 1\TU, I.Ke new. Dan Thomas, quick sal,. l'tlcne·992-31J35. · .:1-"'~-..,...,....-..._·....:·~·~ · MI~d loport. Phon• 992·~· · · :· 7-19-lfc r---..L:_....-,----------------~-_.:..,,..._,_-l 9 3 · -3k:' H!CE REQSK!tl ~thai by iha · · . ' '. Poundpt lluijlel;ll~ Bar!,l'tl H .AND ~ ~ar . otd. and. Jtarted Nll.W HQMES lor sale. We liave · I"F'· griJ!Ill bellls. tllifft , leghorn:.r Jllets, both II~ or beautiful lots available"" will pqlllottl large ' mango !lOP· cage ~rown av.!tll!lble ' -billtdonyours, ·Samplehomes ~.,\lrll!l! polaron. waterPoultry , Housfng arid already built I<W your fn. ir\lllona, $~ Cllt'n; ~~. Automation, Modern Poultry, sped ion. Call A. E. Lee, Lee 'Mid 'il!lhar1 1ltml. -Si!oncer•o 399 Wnl Main St.. Pomeroy. Construction, Phone 992-345-4. ' Millklt lull nor1h of Eatem Ph<lne 992-2164. · 6-29·1fc . .. ' High SchOol 01! RO, ODell six 9-6-llc ~ 1 'J!"'k. ljo Sun!lloy FARM, 41 acres wllh cattle or wllhout. Phone 742-4159. •· lr... ' ' .f'· ' '' 9-3-ttx · 25 PIGS ·and shO.ts. Evenings 9-tJtp ;l!d Wtekonds. Phone 7~or 3810. Myrtle ·- Gardner, Rutf~; Rt. I. m-- ~ ' '- ·Business Services. 6 OR 12 SPEEDI GAS OR DIESELI WORLD'S MOST ECONOMICAL ENGINE! AOVANC,ED FERGUSON HYDRAULICSI . EXPERIENCED .Radiator Senice More lor your money than you'll gel tractor! Ita dleMI 1, the ume one IICOI'\'MY record In Nebraska tests In lis cl11s1 Options lnclutle Pressure Control, differential tocll, power sleer.lng and power-odluolod rear whttls. Save on tho tractor I Save on the options I SAVE EVEN MORE ON A TRAOE-INI '' '' GOOD CWN Ust:D TRACIOR$1 I I ~' <TIIIJM aro ntw lrAciDI' ,lrodo-lne. Tolli1illht m.n -INtiW thtnttn. Frtslt oH tho rarml) 1,. FW ~. P.S., j4fd lin. Dle,ot, IIID houro • . M, 1!.. ~ ,I ~ D,ioNI, Poftr ......... ·IJ; ~ 'Giis, ,.,_ sleortno F. at GIS - IN 'Ftflio ~ tN F'Cn11 GAWPOUS PUBLIC ' Sept. 12,, Slturdiy, 12:30 P. M/ . 9-6-31p DINSON MASONRY Rlllidlatia' ' Canllltrdal .. Fret' Estimatt,s , Ceramlc•tlie and sill._ . ' ,.·'• �' ' Wtllh tl.O , IH~OIIMA'TION . "' , Will he,11ccepted until t ,l.m . fbr PINKING shears & scls!ICt's Secretny 1 shar.,.ned. Sheppard Sewing ' Machine Sales & Service. -· 12 RALPH 'S Carpet - Upholstery t\u[. Cleaning Ser vice- . Free esJ imates. Ph . 446·029·'197-tt ,, SMITH'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE OORSEL Smllh, Nebo Rd .. Repair of refrigerators. air eondltioners , washing mechlnes, other appliances. Ph. 379-2651 . :l 175-11 ' ------------- ' Central Air Conditioning -Heating Free onqiPublietlloll ltiiGULATIQifS 1" ' ·• The Publl$het' reur.ves Ute right to e~ll or relec' any 1~1 dee-mtcs oblectional. The ro"rb"m'hoorrew ~~::t bone:~~.n,s,i~~ '.f' ~' ln$erllon . RAT II S For wont Ad Ser•lce sce-nts per word ontlnsertloo 194-tl Minimum Charge75c cents per , w >ret three ' nu -r"''' 1 1ll MIIMII . fli1Uft • , >' • _! ftMUt ;_ ~ , .' ~ .MA, ,· n,,W. Va. ,f \ ~r•,, ~ (~r..wrtY:w--vtt"'s , ........ Sbop,t ·IUYiiQ ,A,.P V,QLIIME T.HE SPOT FINANCiNG. ••up TO I llneller ·new m•nagtmtnt Wittq l!o..,;. ow' l!ufy. , 'Otoner•·lllhluo•ll Ald. DHnls·W..Vtr .,..,.,._,Da Aw--• ...,.... VJ SfOCk ·DISBU .· RSEMEIT •'' ..,.... Diamond Play Most Important ' By Oswald & James Jacoby ~-------------- No3m . 5 .Q913 Estimates BLINI>ADS Additional 2Sc Charge tar AdvertiAt!F~~~tE HOURS a 30 a.m . to 5:00p.m . Daily, a JO a.m. to 12 : 00· Noon · Saturday Card Of Thanks WE WISH to express our sin- .Q. .962 thr""'"h Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m--:--•aosed every 1/t!Jnday. Thursday evenii')Q late BP· polntments for tf1e working woma"' br •pPGintl'nent only. Evtry 4 Hours and 11 Minutes styled. Phone 992-3971. · . 9-6-31c From Dannie's. ,, 1.4. ------ ' 9hlo ,,~ $2095 N.:· WE • A••· AT POMErtoY MOTOR 00. SEPT 10 29 :r< ·-\~ ·, 'COffee bl9, a POM E ROy "YOU'll Like OUr Qlatlly Way of Doing Business" ..l ·.di>·I)Lir ' .l.A)Y Prices·move tjlem last - $o Don't Delay ... V.isit us today, aearance on all70 .O iev. Pass. Cars & Trucks. · · SUPER DEALS ON OK USED CARS 1969 VOLKSWAGEN sl895 ·Local low mlleage car ,.red viJ!ylinlerlor with white ez. l!rior, radio, rustom ell1lliilnent wttb deluxe 14heel gOOII · ·drii. See tltla Eccncimf car lr Save. ' · . 1967 DODG,E . •.j s2295 Monaco 4Dr. Locany 01med 1r low mileage, wblte flnlsh, l!pOUeu interior, aU-good UNB, FactDry Air Conditioned, Unted glass, auto,n&Uc trana., power lteerlng & brakes, "rlllllo, other line accessorta. Thla week-tllliy .. 1967 CHEVROLET $1695 $}495 ____ Cleland 68 BUICK s2395 66 BUICK s1495 $1095 HURRY! SAVE SALE I '900 DURING THIS SAI.f.! ----LOST. Black and tan and white bassett hound, male. Monday, Auo. 31 near Chesler. George Wolf, phone Ch"ter 985-3523. Reward. --------~-----9-6-tlp IIECAUSE OF SPECIAL FACTORY DISCOUNTS! THE WORLD'S LARGEST SEWNG TRACJO~I Notice REDUCE ute ~nd fast wllh Gobese tablets and E-Vap water pill•. Nelson Orvgs. 8-5-JOip - - ----- requlrementt for medicare Thh c an be the most important advertisement of your life - bec:uuse 1* may chanee your e.::unomic picture from "bleak" to "buRJu ". ' Operators who now run a route of U.l.l. vending me· chines are p;rowmg hom part~ time to full time operatJons whh Comp11ny's financillg. As little as $600 anvestment in a U. l.l. route of proOt producmg vendtng machines c•n IJfOw to $1,000 per month income. Time requirement 1s 6 to 8 ho\lrs per week along, with a serviceable car. No seiUng or aoliciling. ]u!Jt give goOd aervice! lmmedlolely on tho 11 p.m.lo 7a.m. shltt.anoarewllllngto pay 135 per night. Can you work one nt:, per month? Per week? e !han that? can uo. we need your halpl Coli Athens ·Manta! Health canter, 593-7762, extension ~~. ~,7:.a~d::: 9 ----------------~ REGISTERED Nursos•' Part Time and Full Time ~lions ~~~::!'~~m~;!~l~'Y;,nl:. On !he lob special lr•lnlng, opportunity fo gain exporlence In supervl.lon and teaching. ularlis from $3.4 Staj11ng' per hour 10 ~.12 par Kour; ~~<cording !0 experience. Coli ON, Ke!\nedy, extension 329. Athens Mental , Health Canter 'a.m. 1o 5 p.m. _,_ 9-6-llc ' ___ ____ Wanted To · . ' • BUICK_'"" .POt.jTIA_C AD..'IJ'~A -' Nl ·G , .. : ·.· 'A I Qf OUR · ~t . '· . · ·. •' .. .__.-..-:.., _ _..,.;:. . -· ,f o. r ' 10 II:Nift • YOUR " • • '·•.-, • OUR PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, and bird dogs. AKC. Pet and show puppies. Grooming. Phone 992-5443. 3-17-lfc BASSET purples, AKC regIstered o Belbay heritage. ~$5(1. Just off Rt. 7 near Tuppers Plains. Ohio. Francis Benedum, Phone SP'lNET-console plano. Will Coolville 667-3856. 8-16-JOtc LARGE house, Ill• acre lot, as ,. . ··-~~~~~·~·...::;~~~·~·:::;:·Tili~~ifi.:_:_::;::;~~iL...i.. For Sale I. As a Sears catalogue .. ,.. merchant you art the exclusive catalogue merchant In a specified market area. , 2. You sell merchandise from any Sears Catalogue and from the stock of Sears appliances on your Slllet floor. 3. You are offered a complete training program and consulting service. 4. You receive expert building and site selection service. 5. You pay no franchise fee and your Investment Is up to $S,OOO.OO. Please send name, address, telepMne number and business resume to: SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. 925 s. Homan Ave. Dept. 315-APG Chlcogo, lllinol11..17 WOIIUHI'r r.. RAntER GO ------ HOBSTETTER REALTY ' . GEO, HOI\STETTER BROKER 57 ACRES- 4 bedroom home, bath, furnace. Drilled well. SIO,OOO. NEW LISTING. MIDDLEPORT - 3 bedroom brick veneer, bath, coot'ng units. Air conditioned. 1r- . port'. Near schools . \ ..nt 'l!'!'r· ' ·! ·, MIDDLEPORT- North 2nd St. 2 Story Frame, 6 Rooms, 3 Bedrooms, Bath, Porches. FORCED AIR GAS HEAT, 1966 MOBILE . Hom~. New LOT LARGE ENOUGH FOR Moon, S2,SOO. Phone '949-2204. 4 TO 5 TRAILERS, 19.500.00 9-1-71< -----~ TO IUY OR SELL <45 HEAD ol chinchillas. Some Empr.......,..!Uied. FJrd $500 . '""" CONTACl ~So '''' HEfiRY· CL.UINOI • "•· takes chlnchtU's and ~es. "'"" ..., I'' REALTOR• · Phone 992-251.1. 9-6-llc Offlciffl-2259 tits. 992-2518 9-6-61c S20.SOO. Cosh "" liberal terms. Wrlle BARKAROO Kennels, lovable STEAM HEAT Full . ~i,"~h~~frr.~· ~~-~· 46~:. Miniature Schnauzers, Torch, basement, double garage, 3 bedrooms, near school. 9.4. 121 p Ohio. Turn right, flllh house. Phone Coolville 667$20,000. 11,000.00 DOWN - 4 bedrooms, GUN CI)LLECTION. Several nice guns. Saturday O!lly, 8:30 _ _ ___ _ _ _ _9_·6_-l2lc balh, lull basemen!. Automatic forced air heat. to 4:30 p. m. Ralph Priddy, . F Sal 75 ACRES -7 room home. A 1:18 Laurel St.. Pomeroy, Re I E tat a s e or e number of outbuildings. Ohio. _, . Ca,ll BIJd . , , hold :your ,Car )'0~1 -- SekctWIJ iJ -1tiU ~ · eltlfn•, 't:Olo,.., equipmenf, ' ' Sean Roebuck & Co. ia now looking far 1n lndividUIII or huslland and wilt team te -•te a SUn Cltaloguo Mot-dian! Store In the Pomeroy-Middleport ,,..., able. Phone 992·2685. ____ 9-3-61c transfer lo responsible party. 1·1.70 C~O·E· OUt .SA.~~ . , ,. ~"· For.Sale .For- ~le · ,' GMC TRUCKS In r,vmeroy Since 1853 PJtONE992·2143 ~!,'f. .;if · P.OMEROY, OHIO · · +} · Your Own Business? only $32.80 or terms avail· P~ts 1 I NEW· CAR cuewua• .. HA··v· 1. •·-·~ with .good suction. Complete ------- --'------ CIRCLE THIS AD SWEEPER POMEROY - Lincoln Hill I Story Frame, 2 Bedrooms, Bath, Ba•ement, - GOOD with all attachments and even CONDITION U,900.00 throw awav baQs. Full price EL'ECTROLUX Sedan . Cleanest '66 in area. Spotless black cloth Interior. Low mileage. PS, finish,. Realty~ S}695 - - - - - - - BUICK "' MF FACTORY AUTHORIZED - - -- - SALE ______ GAUIPOLIS TRACTOR "flantTo dwn ,, ----- ON 66 PONTIAC 'I • AWNINGS, storm doors and OLDER HOUSE on cholcelol'n Syracuse. Priced for quick windows, carports , sale. Coli 992-532•. marquees, blown and batt 7-26-tlc Insulation . Elmer White, sales represen-tative. For free estimates. phone Charles TOTAL Electric home. Brick Lisle, Syracuse . V. V. veneer. Tuppers Plains area. Johnson and Son. Inc. Phone Chesler 9115-3598. 8-l().tlc 9-3-61p STAR KILLS rats quickly, sure. BY OWNER. 4.36 acres, 5 room 2'h lbs., $1.69, Ebersbach hr,use, bfli1h, city water. Hardware. Svgor Run Mills, Partly furnished. 11f2 miles Pickens Hardware, Mason. south of Tuppers Plains on Rl. 7. Cell Coolville 667-3263. s_27_ - -JOtp _ _ _ _ _ ___;_::9·3-lip NEW IDEAl.. manure spreader Execullve 4 dr. H~trd Top. Ole very careful local on steel . $65. Also, 9 month old owner. Beaullfvi dark turquoise with matching all polled Hereford bull . Phone 949-4401. vinyl seats. PS, PB & AT. 9-3-Jip CLELAND REALTY ·----~ NEW 1970 ZIG ZAG sewing RUTLAND - SALEM ST. I S1ory Frame, 3 Bedrooms, machine In original factory LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan. 21,348 easy miles by one of our NEW BATH, CABINETS IN carton. Zig-Zag to make KITCHEN, NICE• LOT repeat customers. Almost like the day tl was sold . buttonholes, sew on buttons, u.soo.oo monogram. and make fancy PS: PB & AT. designs with justthe twist of a single dial . Left in lay-a-way POMEROY - Bullernut Ave. OUT OF FLOODS, 2 Story and never been used. Will sell Frame, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. for only 547 cash, or E-Z LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. Ole careful owner. Smart Full Basement, GARAGE, terms. Phone 992-2685. light green with matching Interior . PS. PB & AT. CORNER LOT, SIO,SOO.OO 9-3·6tc V-8 motor, standard shift, radio, heater, ,.beautiful maroon •, Real Estate For Sale OPEN EVE's. TIL 8 GMAC Financing Available ~=~'.on, PRICES Pomeroy; Ohio:.... 992·7195 Jackson, Ohio- 2~·5379 .c-At!lens, Ohio- sn. 3044 Hovrs: 9 to Mon.-Fti.-9.5 J.s'Sunclay MOTOR SALES ' 992-5342 QJI Park, DANNIE'S MOII.LI HOMES OHIO'S LARGEST MOBILE HOME DEALER donuts will be served on the day. Plan to slop by. .· !:·kARR &VAN ZANDT ' WOOD MOTOR SALES - -- - - - ••,. NEW CAR&·· 68 PONTIAC CATALINA .SMITH AUTO''SALES 'I, ' .SPECIALI. 2. 2. '7ct5: Somebody Buys · a Mobile · I •• THE 'WINSTON 6b12 . Wig& and wlgftts shapod and to cOmpany requlren1ents, kind during tho lllneis and DUE the Natlonwld'e " Insurance ,..___________.;.• .11.·iti'..i.i____ death of our husband and office Pomeroy will be open 1 father, John Joseph Epple. . from In WEST EAST 8:30 a.m. 1o 12:p.m., Special thanks to Or. Roger • 5 • 10 2 Monday throl!llh Friday as dt ~ ALBERT EHMAN P. Daniels and Or. Walker, .KJ3 .Ql0754 September I, 1970. Home Water Delivery Service lhe nurses of Holzer Hospital, tAQJ1091 t3 phones, Kenneth D. Williams. Patriot Star Rl.. Gallipoll5 Ewing Funeral Home, .J98 .Al0653 992-574 0< P. J. Pauley, 992Ph. 379-2133 pallbearers and all who sent 243-tf 7133. SOV'l11 (D) food, beautiful flowers and 9-1-Sic .AKJ876 cards. Also, thanks to Rev. '_T_E_R_M-IT_E_P_E-cSc::T-:CON = T=ROL. James Morrison for his PAl NTING, houses and roofs. •As FREE Inspection. Call 446· • 76 comforting words . Clean out basements, attics or 3245, Merrill O'Dell, Operalor 4 Dr. Sedan. radio, heater. avt. trans., P. Mrs. Elma Epple and .K72 cellars . Very reasonable. for Extermltal Termite children. steering, P. brakes, cameo ivory finish with North-South vulnerable Phone 9<19-4225 or 949-4254. Service. 19 Belmont Dr . 9-6-ltp malchl.ng black vinyl and nylon lnterlof. 15,000 267-11 Wesl Norlh Easl South 9·1-61p ~,-W~A-,N~T~ro~tha~n~k-eve~r~y~on~ ewho acl. mtles. Like new cond • . ~nauga, SEPTIC TANK CLE .... <ING HAYMAN'S AUCTION tlouse, p.., sent flowers, cards and kind REASONABLE rates. John Laurel Cliff, now open each words. end thole who helood Pass Russell. ·owner & operator. Pass Pass Friday to receive con · In any way before and after Ph. 446·4782. Opening lead- t A Auto Sales slgnments at 10 a.m. Auction the funeral of my wife. 145-11 4 ROOMS and bath, Syrac\IH•. starting at 7 p.m. Let us sell Dorothy Dursl. -------Coli after 6 p.m. Pllono ·992. S. W. Durst your merchandise. WATER WELL DRILLING . Amon~ the many remark· 3P81. 3-22-llc 9-6-llp Pump Sales and Service. Tom able antmals found in the 9-2·..... Lewis, Phone 304·895·3802. Land of Oz is the Iffin. He WILL pick up merchandise and ~-,.,.,----l·r tf AIR CONDITIONED , alooplng see,ns to have left Oz and In Memory lake to auction on a per· - - - - - - come room with kltchon prlvlloou. to the United States to centage basis . Call Jim EAS1'ERN AVE. GA. LLIPOLIS 0 GILLENWATER'S Septic Tank IN MEMORY of Pfc. William Phon• 992-5440· alter 6 p.m. Adams, auctioneer. Rutland . • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..;;,.,;;,;;,;.;;,;;,;,;,'~·-.1 Cleaning & Repair . Ph. 446· play bridge. He sat West to"Billy" Pickens who passed ' . 9-6-6tp Phone 7 42-4461. day and as soon as South 9499. away two years ago, Sept. 6, 9-23-tfc J7J.tf racked up game and rubber. 1968. NEWLY decorated, 3 room Wanted To Buy - - - -- - - -he was heard telling his furnished opirlnlenl, odulls partner, "lf'n you'da bid In Thee, 0 Lord, only. 126 Mulberry Plumbing & Heating Do I Put my trust. SMALL ocreage In MiddleportPhone 992.-. hearts or clubs, we could Let me never be put to con· Pomeroy area. Write Dally 9-6-lfc CARTER'S PLUMBIN G have saved the rubber quite fusion. Sentinel, Bo• 129·H, AND HEATING ------,~ " cheaply at the five level." Sadly missed by Mom, Dad, Pomeroy, Ohio, ..:,769. 830 Fol1rth Avenue FURNISHED opertmenf. 217 FULL TIME office workers. brothers , sister and Donna. East replied, "Look here 9-4-31c Phone 446·3888 3rd Ave., Middleport. Nlca 9-6-ltp One male. one female. 155 tf Mr. Jffln. Jf'n you had yard. porch, private tn~ KnawltCdge of accounting. doubled Instead of bidding ---'------:- - - - - -- - !ranees. Phone 992-2710 or 992· bookkeeping and payrol l ·LD furniture, dl$hel, brass STANDARD two diamonds I would have IN LOVING memory of Mrs. 3432. ta.:es desirabl e Pa 1 beds, elc. Wrlle M. D. Miller, Norma Dean who passed Plumbing & Heating b'd 1 b 0 th my SUI't s. J could n 't away on Labor Day, Sept. 6, vacation. holiday s and in Rt. 4. Pomeroy, Ohio. Cell 215Th;rd Ave., 446-3782 surance Sen d complet. ' 992-6271 . 1965. 187 tf get into the act with a single- - ---- - - ton in the suit you did bid. We know she has gone to a resum e Hlcludlng sal ary 9·1-Hc . SMALL 2 bedroom houH, ciOMt better· land. DEWITT'S PLUMBING We aren't going to get in· r€'' j'Jirernenls lo P.O. Box 729· - - - - - - - - to Melgl High School at Rack there Is no more pain and AND HEATING volved in the question of the Where ~~m:::,~ o'i,~~~Y Senti nel. Female Help Wanted • Spring•. SUltable for school suffering . Route 160 at Evergreen proper bid by West over the _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ 9-3-31< BE A PLAYHOUSE -· TOY penonnel. Phone 992-6817 Sadl)' mined by sons, Phone 446·2735 ·alter 5 p.m. Woodrow, Lloyd, Bob, 2aJ.tl spade opening because his 9·l·tfC SEMI DRIVERS NEEDED. DEALER : Work Auoust to 1960 4 DOOR Chevrolet, Clarence, Earl. daughter , - - - - - - - - -- choice was a matter of slyle. 9-3-Btc E•perlence helpful bul nol December' free tralnTng. No VB, , iiutomatlc. Excolltnl -Mrs. Betty Chevalier and Brommer Plumbinp& Heating This time the double would necessary. for local and over· collecting, no delivery, no condlllon. ••~. Ph-• 7-. THREE ROCJM. Ill eltdrk: - - -- --,---,---,--: Grandchildren . 300 Fourth Avt! . have worked . Next time it Investment. Call collect ~ ........ t Ilk e 9·6 ltp REVIVAL AT Church ol God. !he-road hauling. You can cash _ _, , Charlotte. 3656. apar t men, new. Phone 446· 1637 might not 791 614 377 Chesler, from September 6 earn SJO,OOO to $15,1100 par H • Available Aug. 25 In 9-J.3tp Gene Plants , Owner We do want to discuss th (' IN MEMORY ol Charles C. ear If you are willing to elskell, South Point, Ohio. Pomeroy. Must 1H "to IP· through September 13 wllh 29B·tf play because a slightlv cnrr· 7·17-trc 1969 FIQEBIRD 350, air con· Rev. Donald Sheets, pastor. preclate. Phone l;atllpalls r.earn. For oppllcallon call Reed who passed away nine Special singing each night. dlllonlng, power sl81rlng, 416-9539 for .appolnlinenf. less play by declarer would years ago on September 6, (304) 344-88.0 or write AdCome and bring a friend. vance 0. T. Dept., 5517 Auto Sales aulomallc transmlsolon . . ' 11-2S-Ifn The avet age human brain have lost the ga-n. .md 1161 . 9-3-9tc ..._ Not ours to know the reason, Midland Orlve, Charleston, · " · "' ' ' · · t $2,lP,O, C.l!.~·2853. •. ~ ~ · -... ·t ",~ <' s a little over three rubber. West VIrginia 2.1306•', · - --~~~~~C Gotolloio, ~~- • ..;., !l r • 9·1-Sic .,.0 ., 1 tol!od ..... ~·nm~t part, ds. • ... . w~· aptlnen "• l ' ace 'of Why 9-3-llc hordtOp, sierra gold In color, ,__ _.,.,....._ _ _~ ..111 ·· • 1 992 . · 1· It's ours to know a heavy cross Help Wanted And a torn and bleeding heart. - -- - - -v.a engine, power sl..-lng For, Rent t.~-31• Wife. Mary Reed; dauvh- TELEVISION repairman for T. v. lechnlclan f<W bench and and power brakes, new tires. · ~ · "' Will Hil reasonoble. Phone FURNISHED first ' floor ef- FURNiS.HP~ '•no unfurnlshoil ters, Erma Cleland and Lois .area relollor. Experience Hrvlce calls. Mull ba ox· required. Write C·O Daily ~erlenced. Phone Long New Hlven 304-882·2416 after flcjency al>lrlmenl, utilities apartiilorrni. Close lei school. McCoin. Sentinel, P. 0. Box 729-E, Bottom 985-3849. 5 p;m. . . ; furnished. Phone 992-3874. . Phoni 992-.5434. 9-6· lp Pomeroy, Ohio. <45769. 9-6-ffc 9-6-31c B-12-tlc 10-la.lf'c 8-l().lfc - - - - - - - Lost and Found (Just below the new bridge on State Route 71 ATtENTION ALL· Registered LOST. Small beagle-fox lerrlor, -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.._ I Nurses: Here Is your apblack end while, female. Now porlunllvloearn exira money Limo Aoed Monday, Aug. 31. lo pey that bill, buy 1 new II Htn toll 742-5322. dms, Dl" save for a vacation. 9-6-ltp We must meet coverage I ' .'1,\Y~ 11..-.SPI!C!IALI WORTH OF STOCK MUST IE '$OLD SmJ1h as' full time beauty ~rator•. OP<t.n Tuesd•y cere thanks to all who were sa tK852 j- ! ., MILLION Within lOdavs .. · CARD OF THANKS 'RUTH Barnhart, Ruth'& Bouly a. OetfVMY Shoj>. Bradbury, announces suo lor 50 word minimum , the employment of Janice Each ldctitlonal word 2c. • ~ ads and •ds peld WIN AT BRIDGE ' ~Ill: conseculive lnM!rtlnn,. I Aft'· f PM 18 cents per word six con,..one77J.Sfll secutlve lnur•tons. 2S Per cent Olscount on paid · - - - - - - - -. . . 1fl., Sept . 6, 13 Stewart's Hardware Vinton, Ohio \I ~' ' • D«llrl)j,llfl!$' 1 FLA.\ , Doy· •-•lll!•~llcoflon ~dey O~lh'fW, 9a.m. · Cll~ctti!'HOn • COf'l'lljiJoj\1 Sltntd &nlllbllltllll I' ' Minerals. Plenty of water. Clloct OUr So-l CIJock OUr Prlall You Are Alwaya Welcom ..... Stvp In! FRANCHISE DULER FOR UBEITY, lUNG MOBILE HOMES AND lHE GUERDON'S SECTIONAL Ask for Donny Thompson or Tom Lavender ·flnancilll & tnauran.;e Available. "We Service Whitt We S.tt.'' · KEITH aLE MOBILE HOME Sll ES, INC. Is. Wafer tap. S800. Phone 992Asking S15,SOO. DON'T PUMP y'Oyr Slf'llg_lsh 6021 . SSUO AN ACRE- 66 Acres ol OPEN IITILf DAILY, SUNDAY I TIU sepllc tank. Get. 'Kiean-Fm9-l-61c woOds, brush, old house, barn ili>., U2t-R;' I ' •Alf. sepllc tank eleanor. ----~---and dl!ll well. AC ROSS FROM GOILIS la~dmark Fodn Bureau, GOOD Investment ~roperly. FORAGOO~~CALL LOCUSTST. Pomol·oy, House with three furnished HELEN I VIRGIL TII!AFORD 4·lle ' apartments, basemen!, two ~,~~~~~:~rl4 '/:':.,S,; . ASSOCIAT"S SYRACUSE · · · •garaget.• Monlhly Income, ~ P fii.,OOI'\ FURNACE, 75,()® .1 $190. Prll:od reasonebly I<W _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _9;_:·3-6lc .• ·9 L .... . ·: 1\TU, I.Ke new. Dan Thomas, quick sal,. l'tlcne·992-31J35. · .:1-"'~-..,...,....-..._·....:·~·~ · MI~d loport. Phon• 992·~· · · :· 7-19-lfc r---..L:_....-,----------------~-_.:..,,..._,_-l 9 3 · -3k:' H!CE REQSK!tl ~thai by iha · · . ' '. Poundpt lluijlel;ll~ Bar!,l'tl H .AND ~ ~ar . otd. and. Jtarted Nll.W HQMES lor sale. We liave · I"F'· griJ!Ill bellls. tllifft , leghorn:.r Jllets, both II~ or beautiful lots available"" will pqlllottl large ' mango !lOP· cage ~rown av.!tll!lble ' -billtdonyours, ·Samplehomes ~.,\lrll!l! polaron. waterPoultry , Housfng arid already built I<W your fn. ir\lllona, $~ Cllt'n; ~~. Automation, Modern Poultry, sped ion. Call A. E. Lee, Lee 'Mid 'il!lhar1 1ltml. -Si!oncer•o 399 Wnl Main St.. Pomeroy. Construction, Phone 992-345-4. ' Millklt lull nor1h of Eatem Ph<lne 992-2164. · 6-29·1fc . .. ' High SchOol 01! RO, ODell six 9-6-llc ~ 1 'J!"'k. ljo Sun!lloy FARM, 41 acres wllh cattle or wllhout. Phone 742-4159. •· lr... ' ' .f'· ' '' 9-3-ttx · 25 PIGS ·and shO.ts. Evenings 9-tJtp ;l!d Wtekonds. Phone 7~or 3810. Myrtle ·- Gardner, Rutf~; Rt. I. m-- ~ ' '- ·Business Services. 6 OR 12 SPEEDI GAS OR DIESELI WORLD'S MOST ECONOMICAL ENGINE! AOVANC,ED FERGUSON HYDRAULICSI . EXPERIENCED .Radiator Senice More lor your money than you'll gel tractor! Ita dleMI 1, the ume one IICOI'\'MY record In Nebraska tests In lis cl11s1 Options lnclutle Pressure Control, differential tocll, power sleer.lng and power-odluolod rear whttls. Save on tho tractor I Save on the options I SAVE EVEN MORE ON A TRAOE-INI '' '' GOOD CWN Ust:D TRACIOR$1 I I ~' <TIIIJM aro ntw lrAciDI' ,lrodo-lne. Tolli1illht m.n -INtiW thtnttn. Frtslt oH tho rarml) 1,. FW ~. P.S., j4fd lin. Dle,ot, IIID houro • . M, 1!.. ~ ,I ~ D,ioNI, Poftr ......... ·IJ; ~ 'Giis, ,.,_ sleortno F. at GIS - IN 'Ftflio ~ tN F'Cn11 GAWPOUS PUBLIC ' Sept. 12,, Slturdiy, 12:30 P. M/ . 9-6-31p DINSON MASONRY Rlllidlatia' ' Canllltrdal .. Fret' Estimatt,s , Ceramlc•tlie and sill._ . ' ,.·'• �~ ~ ' ,, • NCJW . YOU~·: •• \0- .. 1...._,_._ '~ \I j I ' ,. I c-' ' .~ G ""' .. ~ .J/·~·' ......,,.,. ! ' ' \ .. ,•··oLr. la.ke'~nakl!t are ..,••. , .. . .' .. .. · ...... ' '· . ' ofpilntect ~whide~ ' , .,P\1!'1 -th-ey look so snakey almost slither. look so •, .. ,· •t(epdy, as styled by · Auditions, they're a great boo~t-tp a Y<Oman'l · fashion standing! $19.?5 A State Homeowners Polley. the low-cost package ,.,.. •upl'ri!t't pol.lcy that produces broa~er GiiYerage for , your hqme and ' tit belongings and for you, In case of lawsuits. Yet, all this protection Is yours at a rate that's 15lo 25 per • r• f cent lower than the same coverage would cost under ~ separate . policies. Get r.... •• n:n- ·A ,_,... all the laps ..:. call me todayl ~ . It· -. ; • ' PUN -Goldie Oendenln ,IJATI ,,_,.. MD c.tiiiAllT CMPur 110.: Of'Ptct:: &-IITDI. IUIIOII ., Elberfelds Are Headquarters Fo,r The .' ' ·~:- ' ' f4m~M! Patrician ~portswear ~- For The . ' Extra Size ....' ..: · '-•~' ,. Women . ' .. ...' I ·' ' ·-~~ I' . ....... ~ ., "' '• .·, . Elbertetds ·:.;::.; 14 1-Cofriptett '\ ' These Ar, · ~' + " ' • ' ' ' \ .... I I .. .· '? · f1 · ' r ' . ~ { Lfne·di''-,Blovses; ·' · Sl~eks, SklrfJ, · Vest$, · Sh'~lt~) . . · - ; · ' '- ·< 'C6n1•: Ill;';~!!~ ~t 'U.s Sh~. ~;u· ~r Fin' . se~~lon.ot;·~r~l.nates And.~!'j!~~ For. " · ' the Hard •·tq,Fit·Wofil!il) Slzes '3fto ~- You . Can fill AlJ yt),~r Q~g• Sl~e - ~ii··~ J!l~r~ at. .'. .,. • ; .:·.;. . . ~ �~ ~ ' ,, • NCJW . YOU~·: •• \0- .. 1...._,_._ '~ \I j I ' ,. I c-' ' .~ G ""' .. ~ .J/·~·' ......,,.,. ! ' ' \ .. ,•··oLr. la.ke'~nakl!t are ..,••. , .. . .' .. .. · ...... ' '· . ' ofpilntect ~whide~ ' , .,P\1!'1 -th-ey look so snakey almost slither. look so •, .. ,· •t(epdy, as styled by · Auditions, they're a great boo~t-tp a Y<Oman'l · fashion standing! $19.?5 A State Homeowners Polley. the low-cost package ,.,.. •upl'ri!t't pol.lcy that produces broa~er GiiYerage for , your hqme and ' tit belongings and for you, In case of lawsuits. Yet, all this protection Is yours at a rate that's 15lo 25 per • r• f cent lower than the same coverage would cost under ~ separate . policies. Get r.... •• n:n- ·A ,_,... all the laps ..:. call me todayl ~ . It· -. ; • ' PUN -Goldie Oendenln ,IJATI ,,_,.. MD c.tiiiAllT CMPur 110.: Of'Ptct:: &-IITDI. IUIIOII ., Elberfelds Are Headquarters Fo,r The .' ' ·~:- ' ' f4m~M! Patrician ~portswear ~- For The . ' Extra Size ....' ..: · '-•~' ,. Women . ' .. ...' I ·' ' ·-~~ I' . ....... ~ ., "' '• .·, . Elbertetds ·:.;::.; 14 1-Cofriptett '\ ' These Ar, · ~' + " ' • ' ' ' \ .... I I .. .· '? · f1 · ' r ' . ~ { Lfne·di''-,Blovses; ·' · Sl~eks, SklrfJ, · Vest$, · Sh'~lt~) . . · - ; · ' '- ·< 'C6n1•: Ill;';~!!~ ~t 'U.s Sh~. ~;u· ~r Fin' . se~~lon.ot;·~r~l.nates And.~!'j!~~ For. " · ' the Hard •·tq,Fit·Wofil!il) Slzes '3fto ~- You . Can fill AlJ yt),~r Q~g• Sl~e - ~ii··~ J!l~r~ at. .'. .,. • ; .:·.;. . . ~ �' • ' .. I '•• .< . ' ~- I ' . ~, J ' ' ' " I '> .. ~ > I · '' ) . ,, r· ,_"- -- t • -. ' . . ' ' ' ( ., ! I f , '. t:~·· ' -- I ~ ·. I~ ~· ~ . '' '' I i \,. .• ' ' ~ L L.. • ,rl ~- ! l I '' I ' ~ R• ' \ ~ < )' ' ' ~ 1 -( • "·. ' ' '/. CAPTAIN :ii:ASY '· bF Crooks & Lawrence. k' ~; ,.' ,.,. ' . -~·~~:~u. '·•i;' i ' r ' ,< ( ' . ' ' ; . ~-. ', WXN.T BROP .•..' i . .' YS·I. .. KIND CF A I.Q'JD,HI6e1NG '9CXIND. -~ova· ,. eaJNDIS L-IKE A C31GANTIC SNAKE.; ' ' . ., OR eoMEa:v!WHI6TUNC3 1HPa k3H Hl6 TEETH ... ,. -" '"'' -, .. ... ' ~ ; . ' .• ,;,. ' ,. ',-'. ' . ,· ._.,.,/•· ' ' ' ' . . ' ~ ----...... bv ~~- B~au.acaa.l -~ + I I ! \ ' • I' 'l ' �._, r· ... ~ ,. . ' '· • . '4 I 44 ..• 1 . •, CAMJIVS CLATTER · \ ' .... A I " ;, • ) c r' r' .. , - _, 1 .~ . "'1' ..:; ~ ~ISi!N TO il<ltS "WSOULi, 81MOJ I '. : ~ ... ! ;. d',r.;.~ I' '~· ' ' ' WEY, SMAll<, MAV&E TI-IEY'I.L.IVEN l.IIARN lo40W 'ro KIEFt US ' . AW.4Kii IN. CL.ASS 1 1 ). I l ' ~· • I . ~f;' . '' AI.I.BY 001' I;; ,; .,· ,.\-~i'- ·, . ' I ;-. '' ..:ll!IATJNCWDED ' 1/ lH' THOifi, TH' PALACE AN' 'llol' W!-101.& ~. J:IIPN'T IT? -~ IT C~~mtNLY IS. We INDIANS .,1 DON·I Lti"E To BE CAIJGHI NP>.PP1NG, f, • .. . . I I .•,}. . '' ' ;•- ,. ' .r' •' ;...... -~ > . ,.. . t i • • . ' .. AND 'IJHEN IS HEr:!:E, ININTeR IS JUST AROUND I Tf'!e CCfZNI!fZ./ ' . t HUIZIZY lJP AND G!OT OUT TrlE' l ' ~ SNOW 5HoVeL'3! ,.../Day . ;MDctay ijlety I( 5'1V ~ ~ f=-~ aad ijlent.i -_'~. .THE DROPOUTS ~· . .'·, ' . ' • ..- .... ·. ·' ' ' " ' ·. -..-~_·· l·, r.' ' .\ , •\ . i .. ~:."r >-.'· . ' • DEAR POLLY-Wioen you makl an e•tra lao1e cake that wftl'iiOflit unl,tr, your coke c.... r, toy til<! lollowint: Covor the top ond inside ol a bit olil • lamp shade with aluminum foil ant place i.t om t1ot cal\a to keep It t..,h., ftr tht COIIiq 9CW!u.-t,!at.J1. :5,. DE,I.R POUY-'rtshly cut •tltlobltt tomollltl, cliCkltlbon o~d pop· plfl ktep .MilCh loftger and better . if ,wrtptl"4 " " pc!pertowellieforts!Oring it tHe.....,, A cOIIKtil\n of moloturo t.· los.... oplilagt.-MAS. W. 101dl 11 l t, } ·. 1 •• I'QIJJ"$ NO.rt-1 a/war• dQ t~ls wit~ ·:;..,.....,.alii f"hlco WIIW !'flt..W.s thot til,.. 11110 1 pfoJtic tr """ EAS.Y TO KNIT 5436 '.:... ·,'"/ ·±SOTTA EJ!. 1HE L(ICf(II'ST soy IN l)IE WoRLP... ·• . ' D!Al POLLY-Whto usln1 my elK· tric hair curlers I IOMOti- decide to put a ribboo io my hair and fiod tbt "' I want ia wrinklt4. Ins,., olpt· ting,oiitlht lrdni/'Uit pull tilt rihben throath lflt .ber· t roy corlt11 tod it CQftltl 111 11 111110111 11 wha lltw.- I;ONN.IE · '' .• ' 1 �.I - ~..--- · ...,..,__,__,. • ..-- ...,._,........,... __ ~·•H•~•--~ ..,. . - --.. .-..~•·• .. --~ .. ...,...,._,.....,,,...,.._. ,. .._'Ill'~.. ,....-. .illll••a>-4-..._"'llil __ ~!f•.P.. · ~ ....... __ ,. • · - - - .. • " --J---........ ""',~"_;,.,.....t.,._..:_.,....._ .... ~~-· --., ....- -....-, . ..... - _ _...._ _ _ _ _ _..,..,........... ~. -i .. \ \ ' ,, JQ\~. ~- . .' n r" ·" .. . . ~ ' ' \l ) . .. l" I ;)I l I ' ·; ' . !, bF Stoffel &- ··suGS BUNN1Z '1' - ' .,• '' k :_: :~~ .~ . ~t ., and ., . tbe '. .• .\! ,"fj;;. • r • .,,-. ' > .•. hfltte!/rl~~?r&tk.'·; . :.~: ' ' I • ' ~ ·• _, ~l~ n. -L .-i~ ·I·-;·t · ~ ~~ ~ . • I : . . . ·. - ' ~ •• . • J' ... .. . "; ). -~ .~i ' ' :-----'"'"'= . ' ~E 5):\Grl"Hr· ~-THE .TARGET. 2. THAT ISN'T WHP..T--TO SAY. . -._ 3. MOTHE~W~NTS· Ya.J TO AL~F Dl= BREA..D. ·- ,_, { vI .J L "·, ·~ • ,. ' r. ., .. ~ • .:. \ •.. ~ • -~ �r ' 1/; .. \ . ·.e n.Vt n e 1 ,Sehoola have dllrtered buies ~~====~~~-·~~= ., .. ' ·t { '~~ ' ' •' • • I . (o . .. , ,. SEPTEMBER ~of '4htllme '; '· i . '' ' Parlly MO!ildf, 'lumlclllu wh i ;. fh lolta7 nartlttoMm" 1IR In !be llllll .... · - '10 IIOUib ' • .' •. ' ,f • ' y · C, '. ·. ' ~... ' .. .. • .l.;· \ I ; •'' '.r~ ' -~ c , ·':1. ; "I . : 'f' '' ' .~t'.:.., . ' j,..., "- ... '. ... ... .. . '·· -~ ' ' ' ' ,=:,v:::~.: . J ••ene . ~<~" ••.• ; :,;..._.;..-~;<.,!! . 10017 at Ute Hotel ill Mldilleport. Accordln8 to Cblef of Pollee J . J. O'e!neanl, Ute man eollected llm01t $300 In his early mornlilg venture. Cblef Cnme•n• reported Ute man was white, belween 38111Cl 40 years ol qe, about 165 JMIWUis, and five feet six lnchee taU. He entered Ute hotel lobby and IJiqulred whet hour lhe nearb7 Martin Reataurant opened for buslneee. Thilwaa about 2:15a.m. the man apparenUy had been In Ute cmununity before becauae In hla CJI)IIIJinB remaru, ho linew that Ute Martin Reltaurant had prt\'!Ou.iy been cloeed. He conunented, In fact, that It Wli not operallnllhe laat lime hi ... In lbe oommunlty. the 111111 Uten drew a .38 eallbre "Snubnsae" and toot at gun. paint .lll.IO of lhe hotel's money and the bllHold of 'llllllam Capehart, hotel em· plo)oee. 'lbe biDiold eontalned robbery early ,. ; • Ill• Polke u Gald cOiiltb' 1'17dilllrk! lfoiDIIal 1111 S8, an atlendant at thl wtth . . . robbery Pnilldent Nllliil IIICI lldi'olblr Malidq ,. !' ·...r.~~- IUiirked by CillidJallty: ' . far Ills ' IUJI- i. '· . . """ jull Jlin7-hl Citi%ens ·Observe . ,· ~- ,{ ' ' ... 'i ., ' .·.-~...r,..;•u••"'·-v.N"...,.,>NVo~-.:.t'.£.o'o • :.O·.r.• ••~.•.<i:-;rn~.;ra~;UJ#!I'.'I'.II'.~· ., 4 ··"'f Highwys Claim 571 By Uiilled Preaolnlenuilleul The nation 's !.ahor Dey weekend traffic deatlt ton today pused the National Safety Council'• low estimate of 5'10 deatha. the coundl had estimated belween 570 ronc1 870 ~ would die In tra111e dlll'lnll ~ 7a.bour weekend whleb began 0 p.m. locel Ume Friday and ended mldnlght Monday. . A breakdown of IICCldenlll deatlts : Traffie f1l Ilrownlnp 'II ~ ~· Mleeellaneous Total . ·. ' SO 111 '•.: ' California ted Ute atatenith · : :61 traffie dealhl. Tau had ... . '. Michigan 2f, Vqlnla 21, Florida and New "--ey II Neb and Ohio, Gelll'gla and •·. tlli. •' , Pollee 8llld Ute man wee Wlae0118ln 19 eaeb. Aluka, North Dakota and llie . WNrinlle tan or brown IIUit IIICI tie IIICI had black, sblnf, blllby District of (Wtimbta reported ! . : balr. .o\1110011 u be had cltan4 no traffic deatha. Laat year, the eoundl · . . lbe hotel lobby' police - eaUmaled bolwoen as and'.,. · · ptinoiJs would !lie clurlnl llie :: PUI'f CABNIVAL ~ llll7 paiod - and m ~~· El'llelt A.. Wluptt, Melp peno~~~werelillled 11119111. 'Oii:•'c''' ailed. 4 • QQity llelaoereUc Encullve Qmm)l;tee Clllrman, loday I!IIIOanc:ed that acar caravan of IDeal resident!~ wiD attend lhe Glldll ...~ opealnl of ,. Label' Dli death toll ..-d .. . ,; ' ' . , let in lWI. I ""''· A coundl IJII)kelawll llllit '; : about 4'10 pnona would die <;;:: cliirq a ""-'· iiCIIIIIolldaJ~:\:V · Jlonrd Metllnbaum ti. s. •tmi!W weekeatt. • ~l··~· . r Senate camJ18IJII Monday TbeiPOk-Jwnuidtha~ ·,'i Ill Zlnuvllle. · year'• death toll ... .' ' ' P!ncN wllhin8 to .Join tilt ~ lut ,_•• . IDotllrcD . ere reqUMted ID 111en were ~ WliictU at MNMllc!r nlili:la lindtwo two ..,m~m~w.;.::;;~i~f:.\., 11 ~. datalll. • :' "> .. ' ' •, ! ' \ ~; ,... � 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. 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