https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2e80e5127baf0c6233e3800489f1edf7.pdf 4200a26330dcdcfee0f7d0173fcd516a PDF Text Text '' .' '· .·~·tff.UOII:A,.. . ' r \ '' or.: ... ' ~ lf"~IJ : • THURSDAY, SEPTe.QER'JO, 1970 ' ;n· ' GOOD FISHING waa reported OVtl'the holiday -Dad at Forked Run Lake In Melga County. Pictured wltb two prize catches are Arnold Hall, Colwnbus. left, and John Harriaon, Mlddlepcrt, rigbt. The catllsll on the left II an eight and oneball pounder while the one on the rlgbt Is a 30 pound, all ounce, 38-inch, cat. Adult••• . ' ' ·IJ Ulllteii·P nM llllerlau.J . .~ ~ to C~ve ~ ~- n~ vleklry, for Ueatenant · ~·-Iii O.M'I DEin.• aUc primary and wealtbJ peanut ,,.. . Jlillm1~bellhlmllarhopeaintherace for covernor. 1'11111 lboui''!J per ~it ~tile alate's 2,ot0 predneta sUll to be . ~fie!!! Maclilo& IDI Cfi:tlr both were Just lllorl ollbf! 111).1 per --~~~~ v~ !A! ellmlnate a nmoff With their ntarelll •. Paleatinllm guerrillas holding hundreds of hostagea aboard three hijacked airliners exteb4ed . their ultimatum deadline today for 72 hours but threatened once again to blow up the pillleagi!II'S and the planes unless their r81180lll demands are me' The airlines involved, TWA, Swisaair ao!i BOAC, issued a breakdown !l pesuageni w!iidl aala 258 or 259 passengers · and crewmen remained aboard the plane& and 154 women and cbildren were taken to the Inter-Continental Hotel In Amman where a near civil war raged. > nee:....,. ··. Hendricks ""!" ' •1\·~. , ,. ., " ,I ..I ... ~. ·~ '• !, \ . , ; •, · \ '. ' ~ ,, 1 , · ·, . · · .. • , . • , ·· today In the murder lrial. .· , N•~. .-.1 - ~.. :SV~C Plesld~t Thelriali'OIUIIledaReraflve.dayl!oiJday for Labor Day and D., Mlcllael Hendrlcka, 18, hu ·~ ~ Plfclliltrlc eYiluatlcn tile -Novtrnbe!: lel@e meet!ilg. at a elate mental bot!)lltal, ~.t~t,.lllide . Allll,tlc • IDolhermatt«s,PialDIUOII, where be wu aent by ~ 'Wed· HaDhllil Trace football and Callfornll Youth Authority. . the ~ ~lbaUC91Ch, was reelected At a hearin8 out o1 the Two r~~t~•lM'Ifr.to =~·~·=· Also Joi!l · leap ~1. *1:h~~:~. ~~ Cl M~IO N LOS ~ (UPJ) - A former "M'nson Flinlly" ·member who cootenda he saw Charles MaliBUI carrying ajilin later used•In the Tala-LaBlanca slaylngs wu expected 14 tealily Jl;iller, . Gloluller Want To ~=~-Admission · • -i/ • , . •. . · · ·: Jo""&U!"'emJtalley Loop derlolni ~~~be~::: . ' ' ' , ·. · " THE CRIMSON CULT BORIS KARLOFF CHRISTOPHER LEE Show Starts 7 p.m. DRIVE· IN Jolin Sin&. COICbiil Kyger fz~ GOOD PEA/. TiME/ preaencuftheJuryliltFriday, SuperiOr Court lie(.. · J!!41je ~ , . .Qoeek was . ~enamed vice· H. Older • mi1;IJed · presld2DI'and,Mel Carter, hNd UC!I!ninta that Hendrlcki' 1rU lo!>~ll!d ...llllll~·t ~~ ol teatll)'lng. So~~estem _was \ ~leotej( ~ clilms ~- uw ~-\jpiQ.i'' lltCI'·~-ti'ell!llll'er •.. • ' ,.. Tonlgllt, Thu. & Fri. Stpi.f.f0-11 ;. · · ' · », . ...... a«UUt(( lll!lllllr." • mind of •the aev•n :ratt: . In ,..,. 'c .~ . ·. . ~ l/;. . plane sunday. craft. Wilkinson said lbf! guerrillas tOOay released 22 per1011a from tile BOAC plene and sent them Into Amman-2lllabrelnls and an EngUah girl engaged to a Bahreini. ljut heavy ltghllll8 raa!lll 1n thP, •lll!lll of A~n~Dp The COJIIIIIIIIIiqu did · not elaborate but It was underatood the thllted State. aDd Brltalil ...... aeeklng ~ llull the IC«eel of r.HI1I llld American Jewa held aboard the would be wllb loatn.., ,;tltJtill¥: ~- . ·~'II Jordanian ...... and the Inter. Con~nW HotelliiMII wu bit by lunfire as die reflqjees hutlclled In a basement nlglltclub. The Red Cross said 1n Geneva the piJ&bt of the refugees on the desert was becoming more and more precarl0111. It sent In santtatlcn CAP Calls Search Off JACKSON, Obio (UPI)-Offl· cials of the Civil Air Patrol in Ohio have ordered their unils to withdraw from tbe search for a plane reported mlllsing - t of here, labeling the .... pert "an apparent hou." avil Air Patrol eo1. Leon DIUon, Colwnbus, aald the IIUIIlber of the Jllue supplied to CAP officials proved io be false and the airport the plane was 11IJIPOied to have taken off fr<m said no BUCb plane had either landed or taken off. "I hate to think someone would play • hou lite tlia, 1111 all our evidence lndlcataa lbere never wu a plane In trauble," Dillon Ilk!. Aradio _ , . had Indicated • plane bad developtJd en&lne trouble about 16 miles east of bere TueldiJr ... • ~ u:::~ n ' 1JZ ..,.,. 14<+'1 lllftlil b .Aralia lalla and at one llle In israeli IIOil\f'were reported demandlng_the'ttleue of 3,000 Arab and ~ -iiii/1 prisoners. lxrael has It would not negotiate wlfll lbe guerrUJas. In the meantime, the three planes and 29tl men, women and children aboard them remained on a dusty airstrip In the Jor. danian desert 45 miles northeast of Amman, I!IIITOUIICie>J by Palestinian guerrillas demanding the releue ol aeven of their fellows from European Jails. The guerrillas also ue uldng for the releaae of an andlscl"-4 nwnber of Arabe held m·Jaraell jailil. . Two of the planes, 1 TWA 'lfll and a Swissalr DC7, wert hiJacked Sunday, wbUe .. British Overaeaa Alrwaya oq,, (BOAC) VCIO. wa1 plr•ted Wednesday. There lftft> Iii: · persons sllll abOard lbe TW:\, ,· . and Swlaalr planel and BOAC '· in London said there ..r; lit ;;:•<· persons aboml 1111 Jetllnilr. YeiiiPtereporll-..!ng~ •' .,Schc»l ASks 3 · " Another Ill womea children aboard lbe 'l'WA Swissalr p1anee were at1011~ go to Amman Mollday, u~·~·;~~:.,,h!) renWned In • botellbet'e s1nce wtth IIPOI'adlc ¥llli;;F between Jordlllllm ai:'llly and the guerrillak raging in streelll outalde. fr<m Gnenmlle, Tenn., to Mril. Uta Ungar ol br~ aeveland. The plane's pilot N. Y., aaid "lllf ln•baail Is wu never ldellllfled. In the Swlaalr plane. Scme ' Obio Hlglm7 Patrol olf!clak> us· are laying IIlii . eald they WOiild cooUaue to m: there lhlil IIlii bert." ' llrinft. AT , The Popular Front for the !Jberation of PalesUne original. supplies and 41QUlpment, Cook. ly uld they would blow up the ing faclliUea, food and medldne planes at 10 p.m. EDT but efforta IWI"t hampered byWednesday If West Germany the ltghUng In Jordan. Switzerland and Britain did noi Wllklnsoo llllid the llll'tle releaae oeven jailed Arab;. , gleaming red, blue and while commandoe. The Red Cross planes were parked In a ...U. aaid the deadline was now 10 circle at the end of tile JOO,IOO- . p.m. EDT Saturday. foot landing alrip of bard eand,. UPI cot~espondent Raymond parcb<ld In 80 ~ beet. Wllklnson drove tocjay to Pasaengers relllllned aboard Dawson's field In the deaeri 411 the planes or loDed In the lbade miles norlll of Amman and aald of the wings. the guerrillas had rtpeated A guerrilla COIIIiDIIIIIq111 18lbf!ir ihreat to deattoy the sued In Jordan 8llliOUIIC8d planes and paaengers and extansloo of the deadline but ihreatened to hijack two El AI that "the thllted Slataa aD!I Israel planes If Britain does not England have 14 undenblrld, release a girl guerrilla captured that their attitude lll not In when the Israelis foiled an favor of tbe safety of the attempt to hijack an El AI pasaengera of the Ibm 111r· 1 Friday & S.turday S.pt. 11·12 HORROR HOUSE Teehnlcolor FRANKIE AVALON JILL HAWORTH . .' ,. By United Press IDtemational ' . Sopi. !·10 Nat Open , ( Renew Threats Against Captives • . ~TLAN'tA-GOV.~JERMADIJOl[bantedon11rauJJng will be held from Thursday ihrough Sanday at the Stivers· ville Commanity Church in PorUand with The Rev. Paul Taylor of RuUand as evangelist. Services will start at 7:30 each evening. Singers are Invited and an invitation is extended to the public. Tonight- ThurHiy ' "• REVIVAL SCHEDULED A weekend revival service MEIGS lMEATR£ ' -' ., j News•.• in .Briefs ! ~· ·i, ten c-----------~---~ -~-,..-------, CD .Unit PbJced On Standby ... .! .a·. . s. .-~;.< • . ,~ ' -·~· l • ' . in •N'1~U �~- •3...: ne DaUy,a,nilael, M-rt·l'lliii«Gy, o<,'Sepc':lP, {91{ . . . Mr,/ Reibel,·A~cepts· S~te. Appointrnen~~-. ., J ~ ~~ lit Mrs. COii!ICUor l'l"J'l~onos C<>uncll noted lhl!t Mrs. Reibel, Mrs. Plans we~ pg~ lor a 17;i.l;lty&h'1 ~~ Allier~. waa -llayea, Glendra Swatzel, meeting~- 0( h~' llllhe ~ "i ~ meelh!g of ·Mr~. Winona Cook and- \lfl:l. ~sttr h8jl~ !he ~lies. cl!llriell member• Monday night Dalla Slahljolned !he members past dlipu!lel, ' lla!e oitlcers, -~~j'~JOOf hoD, of Olel!er Council 323 for :!he and dlslriclolllcera. FrlendiblP · ·tl~'!l'l· ; ~~et .Seldtnabel, parade. in Chester. night waaw~ lor Oct. 211 ·*"· il 'L~al artiste todaJ w~re that ·~ ~IIDas Seal ~ .Mannin(i Kjoes, " · Nli!cted two. ye.,a Ill Jd· the -MeiP ~ty ~ ol ..ue,lSloes UIII•INM!. 1nd Health >nle 1170 If¢, mated ' )ly L.',, · to enter !h~ Getal4 &!Jder ol CallfpmiJl . ~tillon (or llle . i• hlto the malllhla fall. 'lbe . 111e tm Chrlalmas 1m. Cbrlltmia Seal, no.r 111. [II'OCIIJe~ ... deJ!gJI"d by A $1,0110 caSh award will be James J. Clari>;e, also of . liven the arlill whole design Ia 'Callfgrata_ choaen to !lpearhesd the amrual Deld1lnee far entry II Oct. 1. •'SUch wen aa drive against emphysema, and other Stenn Dohanof, Heldt Brandl tuberculoala mplratoi't diseases, and air and Dale Nlcl!ola IIAve •. COD· ! 'J!Oilutlon, Kloea said. The trlbuted Quistmaa Stal·dHpe :~ ltaelf will appear oh the In the past ~·". Kloelliald. 1 ..Cbrlallllas Seals mailed to "But llle national conleli allo l m1D10111 ol U.S. homeo during has bien won by artists just 1 ·111e 1m bollday oeasdn. 11 8lao beginning tbelr care~ra. I ''irlu appear on posters, students and amaleun!. We • biUboards and lel.. lslon hope that a Meigs County artist wW llllbmll the deaign of the 1 Pradllc:tlon schedules require tm~Seal". known .,.Ia l ·-· ' j ... , _ , ,....,..., atale c~cw. • , , . ~~<!!! .~- Ru•bel 1!ho ~'~ as lbia!lciaJIIOCretary •~to~t~lala appoinbnent. ' ·" ' : ,111!1 and. Mrs. Nettle , na~~~ reported on the 76th P~ ...1tate ses&on held In .,_.9o1Qiii6\lo In Aug111t. A report •. _w u given '"' the Doal which • • 1 •• •••• •• •• • • : : • • ~1 e...d- ~~~~·~1 ~\U1' I :J• -it,, .• . . •: Toms, 22, ol Brownsville, Tell:., charged ' Wtllmoreland With derellclloo ol duty In tbe purported ln. • cldenl The surprising move , wu made Wednesday during a ·:preHmlnary hearing at Fl. .:McPhel'IOII. ; 1111 attmmy, aw-les Weltftr, aald he would ask that any ~.,lien apluslall delendanta in illleMylalcaoebedela,eduniU -~e queotlon of altlmale ~cruriblllty Is seiUed. Twelve ~ and enlisted men are )illrged In the alleged 11161 Jllaughler of Vlelnameoe dvt· : : :e : 1 1 e 1 DROP IN AND HEAR FC)R YOU8SELFI . , I · - _. · , • • • •••• 1 • ••••••••-~ ·· · ' Several earlier defense moti011B lnCIIIdlns ·one to move the trial to 1nolller site, preferably VIetnam, and another to subpoeua Defense Secretary Melvin Laird and Westmoreland, were di8J!!Is""' Torres ts charged wltll the machinegun murder ol at least tbree &Julh VIe~ dviDans, the haneln& of another and the U88ult Wltll Intent to kUI tbree otbers. Wl!h a potluck at 6:30 p: m. at the Belpre, Hall. 'nloae· at· tending are to a covered' dlah and !be'r o~ Iaiiie oervi&. Meal will be provided. "*" l'lans were made to oboerve Aicust and September hlrih· daya at the nut meelillg. [)oi)lul Retbi!I1!1D provide Ut" cake, and ~~~ere will be enterlaJrunenl. Outing ·fteld by Class A wleper roast and hamburger fry was held at Fort MelgsnearRullandrecentlyby the Yowtg Adult Class of the Bra.dfcwd Church of On-lat. During the busln011 meeiing conducted by Richard GOkey, It waa rtpo/ted that new venetian bllnda have been purcbued for !he classroom at the church. SeVeral projecta were di.sculsed. · Prayer to open the meeting wa8 ~ Charles RuaoeU Witll Mn. Walter Morris giving devotions using "Need for Peace" as her topic. She took 8CI'Ipture'from Hebrews 12, IZ- ,, of Your Health Team Your doctor prescribes medicines, and we fill his orders exactly. We're on the team ~ (~~jp.;y;:~.:~~~:.~~~~~~ J .,,;', ' ,f.' ! '' ' J:l • • .. a registered .phaflli~St in ip,t~~"~'!l~~- . '· OPEN DArLY · 8:00AM tvlO:OO .... .. ' Sunday 10:30AM '· -- . to 1~:30 PM and · 5:00 t0'9:00 PM Wayne ·Swisher, Hl!rold Lohse and Kenneth McCullough are your friendly phermaclsts at Swisher, and Lohse Rexall Drugs. They have . ~ low· pr"i!Scr'iptlon prices and ,prompt' service a_nd discount drug prices ·seven days a week. Let us serve you·for all your , prescription and drug !lfedS, ' I . ' Meigs and Gantt gardeners Co~nty' are ~ of the !;a~deoers 111!4 EJ:hi~itOrs • Olnlc to be lmdDcled m' lour. llllll8tCU!ift wea~ys,, BeltZ3 and 311 and Oct. 1 and 14, at the Athena County ·Fair Grounds. . 'lbe lint tbree clinic sessions will be held In llle Grange bulld1ng while the fourth will take place In !he Junior .r.lr hJIWng. The last clinic wiD be CU!ducted ~ Mrs. Paul Wenden Reed, presldtnHJee~ oflbe Cillo Aslloclalicn of Garden The cllnle II a Jl'«equisite to Qube. judging schools and those wlsblng to go to the judging schools which start in 1971 wW be given a teet on the cOnic material at the conclusion of SWEATER DRESS _ An each session. Howe...-, the easy wear and easy care clinics are mainly designed for sweater dress in white rib- the lnatructlon of garden club Mrs. Larry Pickens was namedtopreparedevollonafor knit Dacron has a naturnl the October 5 meeting which leather and gilt chain bell wW be a polluck. circling !he waist . Th• mini Attending !he oullng were Mr. is !J'Om Kimberly. and Mrs. Ben Rife, Becky and Carla, Mrs. Waller Morria, Danny and Cirol, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gilkey and Mark, Jackie Blake, Mr. and Mre. Charles Ru•sell, Kathryn Russell, Terry Seldenabel, Roger, Unda, Edle, H. J., SheWe, and Belbtda Stobart, Edith and Romer Forrest, Bonnie, larry, VIcki, Terry, Scot1ie and Steve Plekens, and Guy Hyaell. Birthdsya and wedding anniversaries were observed Mrs. Phillips Hostess for Chatter Club ::::!.~~~::a~:~~.~ Mrs. Howard Phillips. 'Uclpale 111111e clinics. RegistrJIUOI) II to be made With Mri. hill : l!ileden, 41 Grllhllm Dr., l\lhenl, 457.01, 11'1111 tht realatialll!n Chedl ro be made ' to · ilie Ohio llfiibll! Aaaoclalii! ·r;t ~ Qube, Inc., ReJIIIIn 11. Mn. Rdadelllls . presldeni.Gf the Atbenl Garden Club whldl wiiii!Oeill!e ciiJ!Ie l!ll!lldoo8 which an opiia lo botb Regim 10 and llegkm ll'pr· deners. She reports !Mt the dlnJca will not again be olfmlll 111t11 mt. 1be sees1011 wm be held from 9:10a.m. to 3 pm. ·------------~ M-~~O N DRIVE·IH members. Tonight & Friday f\rtCarvea . - ~ the !Aft ~'111' We hive Love Rinp from Ail: C.rved (()1 people wbo 1 ~ thai. love ill what a wed~£ aU abou l Our Love RiDI• a beautiful. Whether you m a contemporary IICUiplure, a'IOditi~ ICI'Oil or a Sap!. 10.11 ~ .. ' t fibbo:ned d;r· sip, ArtCarved Love Rinp are 1 Jor you. Come see. DOUBLE FEATURE I PROGRAM . "BATTLE OF BRITAIN" COLOR laurence Olivier Michael Radgrave Goessler r Jewelly Store ' , Some of llle topics to be t covered in the field of hor· llcullure and Dower arranging -PLUSPomeroy wW be: plant care, grooming court st. "THE FILE OF and conditioning specimen ~AuCarved,_.., , THE GOLDEN GOOSE" ' Dowers, plant JI'Opagallon, soUs COLOR SPONSOR LIONS CLUe and fertilizers, plant lden- Yul Br nntr Cllar!ts Gray HOLE IN ONE CONTEST . tJllcatim, and classlllcatloo, 1..-..1.-----.l basic Dower arrangement, , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;.., plant uaes, garden design, basic design, styles and types of llr1'8ngementa, basic color. Competent teachers wW be Instructors in fields. Cost Ia $4 per person for the entire aeries of ,1.25 f..- each session. Mrs. William Willford, president of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, bas asked that aU club members par- . lOLA'S ]uniordeb OF THE WEEK ::~.~:.~n~:~.:~ Mental Health Center We're Part . ,. Receiving birthday gifts were The Homebuilders ClaBB of the Middleport Church of Christ PTA TO MEET Teachers night and room visitation for parents wW be observed at 7:30 pm. Monday jlans. when 111e Pomeroy Elementary : Tbebearingreswneetoday.ll PTA meets for Ita first seaslon ,... rec oed Wednesday after of !he new school aeason. 17. Ben Rife had prayer. Homebuilders Entertain At Integrity BOARD MEETS SEPT.I7 The September meellng of the Eastern Local School Dialrict board o1 education has been set for 7:30 p. m. Thursday, Sept. 17, at the high school. d8118h~d!folfi: .Estala Slnllll, jl'a()IVIIe 1\foy!U. mler of Mn. Caddie· ..\tick~a.}!;t and the huobaild. of Medii 'Milcll were re~rled. Several member• atlerided !he grav.,!de rites for Mr. Mitch and D...ms were aent. · · Reported Ill . were Lula RusoeU,Crooksville,homefrom tile hoapltal; Mrs. Bernlre Eberibach, ~- V!llila Roush, MiBB Kath'ryn ~mltll, Mrs. Lai-ry Flowers, ~ Mildred Speooer,lloiiiJI ~.and the h111band of Mn. Edith Betzlllg, past stale coundiol'. . Planned··~·at. Athens frootthj! DonaJ4 uaf.di r~i.' ~deaUlil o1 Elli:a~th LaRue, :• · Tills man ~I nils like you've never heard 1 before. •Ht Iii fantabulousl . .: L. FT. MCPHERSON, Ga. four boun of arguments. vUiace. 11ct- EaequJel ·and The Hallmarks pvoJ I A young soldier with munler In the allepd My Lsi maasacre aaya · jriJIY Chief of Staff WUitam C. ~ellmonland abould lboulder the .blame for whatever bep· pened In the VIetnamese THE GREEN GA81!S In GaiHpcis Is featuring . George Hal 'J\\lU 1. (UPI) - Avc.le of.thanks was ••tended to IJ!e Olelter Cquncu for coolljuc!blg !he tmU.tory work for Jlianlla Rapiff. Riding oo ,!he Doat in !he parade were ~- R!ltllH, Mrs. Swatzel, Mrs. Stahl, Mrl. Reibel, Mrs. COOk, Etta l.emley, Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Eva D!rlaauer. Donley •••••••• • • • •• •• • .ATTENTION! MUSIC LOVERS . ., a'~ m:, ~ ~k !P\I~~Uas read 1114 Llibofl' 'oay Rell)eh a..! ill ~ Rel~Iq ~ty otste .wade in Pomer~- It wu cwder.'drove !he ~ehlc;.le. 1. 'f!IO 1, cJr.m is10!1 Exbibitors .Clinic staged' a party at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center Tuesday night for 65 elderly patleots Utero. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kincaid, Mr .. and Mra. Lawrence Stewart, Mrs. Bill Grueaer, Mrs. Carl Roach, Mrs. Dorothy Yeauger, Mrs. Nora Rice, and Mre. Mary Marlin represented the class at !he party. Tuppers Plains · •h.t •.lfi\f• '"'e ·"'"'Ia..... SUCI'IIJJ..,-1!·).. '1 '·-"-WSh,.'l!.,,.. lly Mlw: E.elya Brtcllet ' The birthdays of Mrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. Wesley ALbaugh were celebrated Sunday at the home of tllelr parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Azbougb with a family dinner and a lovely cake with the names Aurelia and Norma on it. 1'hole &\lending were Mr. and Mrs. ·John Hasen and chUdren of Bellville, Mich., Mrs. laa Jean Hawkins and Mrs. UUy Lee Shultz and chUdren of Columb111 and the honored guesta,-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and 1am11y· \ · lHE DAILY SENTINR gifts were received by Mr~. Robert Eads, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Howard Btrchfleld. Mrs. Wilbur Young had charge . of the meeting dunng which time plans were made for a bake sale at the September meeting. Mrs. Ro~ald Jacobs gave the secretary s report'and Mrs. Charles Spires collected the dues. Games were played with prizes being won by Mrs. Eads, Mrs. Harden, Mrs. Raym,ond of Coal G d Mr d Mr Fisher, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Wesley ; , : , : f s. Floyd Harrlaon, Mrs. Nathait . Jae Pary, ~d,&ic=l~ Biggs, Mrs. Wilbur Young, MrS. . , _1 t-.. . _lptRnlin Arvt u- ~~_.,cl-Via....-Wetlneaday,·"'"" •· w~ """''""'"' """'"''"'"' Mr. and Mro. Robert Holaey liUJing door prizes were of. Dayton vloited hia parents Mrs. Carl Roach, Mrs. Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Foo Halsey Biggs. Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. E "" 1 Tuesday. ...,ene F'nk aerved refr esh Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brickles men~. called on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young recently. EXPI!CT INCREASE Charles Belzlng returned WASHINGTON (UPI)-The home from Veterans Memorial Conunerce Da rbn nt rts Hospital In Pomeroy W~ he , pa e ~ underwent f~~te surgery the nations manufacturing Mrs. Shirley BaJaer r~turned flnnB elJIOcl their sales to Inhome from St. Joseph Hospital crease by 3 per cent In the threein ·Parkersburg w~ she was mooUt period which ends Sept. confmed With a back aUmenl. 30. Mrs. Niesel Weatherman In addition, the department spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. aald, !he manufacturers foresee Charles Heck of Coolville R. D. mlolher I per cent increase 1. dutlng the final three mooths of Mr. and Mrs. Gary M!Uer of 1970. The department said the Parkersburg are annowtcing outlook was baaed on Its surthe birth of a daughter last veys. Wednesday at St. . Josepb Hospital In Parkenburg. Grandparent& are Mr. and Mrs. '1'1\001,' MOTHERS MEET Oorsel Miller of 'l'appera Plains Molhenl of Brownie Scout and Mrs. Roeelee North of Troop 66 will meet at 2 pm. Culler. . Monday at the Pomeroy Eldred Grlmn of Athens Elementary School. spent a day with his lister, Mrs. Niese! Weathennan. The mBD-of-war bini, or Everett Walao!l wu a patleot magnlftcent lrlpte b Ir'd, at Vellrans M~ lloapltal welghl only 3% pound.! but lew _. · few da)'l With a beart Its ·natrow atreteh 7\i coodlllon. feet. Games were played with prizes of handkerchiefs, bella, soap dishes note pads pencila women's ;hower cai.s, r~ hoonets and jewelry being given to Ute patienta. Each was given a banana, a candy bar, gum, cookies and Kooi-Aid. Mre. Yeauger and Mrs. Rice planned the party which concluded with group singing of "Riess Be tbe Tie" and prayer. ' C: WSCS TO MEET The first WSCS meeting of the new fail series of Heath Methodist Church in Middleport wW be heldat7:30 p.m. Monday at the church. A salute to Fall ... a salute to our Junior Deb of the week ..• Joyce Berkley ol Pl. Pleasant. She wears our orion & acrylic creation with MOTHERSMEETTUESDAY A meeting of aU mothers of Girl Seoul Junior Troop 100 will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Ute Salisbury Elementary School. the "wool !Ike look". 11111 dress features long bodice ~"NIL with accen1s of white and gold buttons. Machine washf\ble. Green. Wine . MEIGS lltEATR£ . ,. ' Tonight,. S.p1. ,. , · Nat Open 1, •. ,1 1--~--,;,.,---1 firlday& Saturday Sept. 11-12 HORROR HOUSE Technlcolor FRANKIE AVALON JILL ~:'ORTH THE CRIMSON CULT BORIS KARLOFF CHRISTOPHER LEE Show start• 7 p.m . DRESS SHOP AND BEAUTY SALON Car. Mlin& Sycamore POMEROY wine• FALl.STYI:ED ·DREsSES .· DRESSES .1ft Sar4. . .WIDE A$SORTMENT OF .. , ··- ~~~- ,, LOne touch to the new Stilch Pattern D1al and you're sewing stra1ght. z1g· ·zag. b/indstitch - whatever. One touch even starts a bultonholra Now On the GoldenlOuch & Sew• ;~n~ machine oft~ 70's. by Singer. 2. One touch and you're set for lhe new Stretch Stitches. That strrretch w1th the knits they were made for And put spl1t seams in the past "' �~- •3...: ne DaUy,a,nilael, M-rt·l'lliii«Gy, o<,'Sepc':lP, {91{ . . . Mr,/ Reibel,·A~cepts· S~te. Appointrnen~~-. ., J ~ ~~ lit Mrs. COii!ICUor l'l"J'l~onos C<>uncll noted lhl!t Mrs. Reibel, Mrs. Plans we~ pg~ lor a 17;i.l;lty&h'1 ~~ Allier~. waa -llayea, Glendra Swatzel, meeting~- 0( h~' llllhe ~ "i ~ meelh!g of ·Mr~. Winona Cook and- \lfl:l. ~sttr h8jl~ !he ~lies. cl!llriell member• Monday night Dalla Slahljolned !he members past dlipu!lel, ' lla!e oitlcers, -~~j'~JOOf hoD, of Olel!er Council 323 for :!he and dlslriclolllcera. FrlendiblP · ·tl~'!l'l· ; ~~et .Seldtnabel, parade. in Chester. night waaw~ lor Oct. 211 ·*"· il 'L~al artiste todaJ w~re that ·~ ~IIDas Seal ~ .Mannin(i Kjoes, " · Nli!cted two. ye.,a Ill Jd· the -MeiP ~ty ~ ol ..ue,lSloes UIII•INM!. 1nd Health >nle 1170 If¢, mated ' )ly L.',, · to enter !h~ Getal4 &!Jder ol CallfpmiJl . ~tillon (or llle . i• hlto the malllhla fall. 'lbe . 111e tm Chrlalmas 1m. Cbrlltmia Seal, no.r 111. [II'OCIIJe~ ... deJ!gJI"d by A $1,0110 caSh award will be James J. Clari>;e, also of . liven the arlill whole design Ia 'Callfgrata_ choaen to !lpearhesd the amrual Deld1lnee far entry II Oct. 1. •'SUch wen aa drive against emphysema, and other Stenn Dohanof, Heldt Brandl tuberculoala mplratoi't diseases, and air and Dale Nlcl!ola IIAve •. COD· ! 'J!Oilutlon, Kloea said. The trlbuted Quistmaa Stal·dHpe :~ ltaelf will appear oh the In the past ~·". Kloelliald. 1 ..Cbrlallllas Seals mailed to "But llle national conleli allo l m1D10111 ol U.S. homeo during has bien won by artists just 1 ·111e 1m bollday oeasdn. 11 8lao beginning tbelr care~ra. I ''irlu appear on posters, students and amaleun!. We • biUboards and lel.. lslon hope that a Meigs County artist wW llllbmll the deaign of the 1 Pradllc:tlon schedules require tm~Seal". known .,.Ia l ·-· ' j ... , _ , ,....,..., atale c~cw. • , , . ~~<!!! .~- Ru•bel 1!ho ~'~ as lbia!lciaJIIOCretary •~to~t~lala appoinbnent. ' ·" ' : ,111!1 and. Mrs. Nettle , na~~~ reported on the 76th P~ ...1tate ses&on held In .,_.9o1Qiii6\lo In Aug111t. A report •. _w u given '"' the Doal which • • 1 •• •••• •• •• • • : : • • ~1 e...d- ~~~~·~1 ~\U1' I :J• -it,, .• . . •: Toms, 22, ol Brownsville, Tell:., charged ' Wtllmoreland With derellclloo ol duty In tbe purported ln. • cldenl The surprising move , wu made Wednesday during a ·:preHmlnary hearing at Fl. .:McPhel'IOII. ; 1111 attmmy, aw-les Weltftr, aald he would ask that any ~.,lien apluslall delendanta in illleMylalcaoebedela,eduniU -~e queotlon of altlmale ~cruriblllty Is seiUed. Twelve ~ and enlisted men are )illrged In the alleged 11161 Jllaughler of Vlelnameoe dvt· : : :e : 1 1 e 1 DROP IN AND HEAR FC)R YOU8SELFI . , I · - _. · , • • • •••• 1 • ••••••••-~ ·· · ' Several earlier defense moti011B lnCIIIdlns ·one to move the trial to 1nolller site, preferably VIetnam, and another to subpoeua Defense Secretary Melvin Laird and Westmoreland, were di8J!!Is""' Torres ts charged wltll the machinegun murder ol at least tbree &Julh VIe~ dviDans, the haneln& of another and the U88ult Wltll Intent to kUI tbree otbers. Wl!h a potluck at 6:30 p: m. at the Belpre, Hall. 'nloae· at· tending are to a covered' dlah and !be'r o~ Iaiiie oervi&. Meal will be provided. "*" l'lans were made to oboerve Aicust and September hlrih· daya at the nut meelillg. [)oi)lul Retbi!I1!1D provide Ut" cake, and ~~~ere will be enterlaJrunenl. Outing ·fteld by Class A wleper roast and hamburger fry was held at Fort MelgsnearRullandrecentlyby the Yowtg Adult Class of the Bra.dfcwd Church of On-lat. During the busln011 meeiing conducted by Richard GOkey, It waa rtpo/ted that new venetian bllnda have been purcbued for !he classroom at the church. SeVeral projecta were di.sculsed. · Prayer to open the meeting wa8 ~ Charles RuaoeU Witll Mn. Walter Morris giving devotions using "Need for Peace" as her topic. She took 8CI'Ipture'from Hebrews 12, IZ- ,, of Your Health Team Your doctor prescribes medicines, and we fill his orders exactly. We're on the team ~ (~~jp.;y;:~.:~~~:.~~~~~~ J .,,;', ' ,f.' ! '' ' J:l • • .. a registered .phaflli~St in ip,t~~"~'!l~~- . '· OPEN DArLY · 8:00AM tvlO:OO .... .. ' Sunday 10:30AM '· -- . to 1~:30 PM and · 5:00 t0'9:00 PM Wayne ·Swisher, Hl!rold Lohse and Kenneth McCullough are your friendly phermaclsts at Swisher, and Lohse Rexall Drugs. They have . ~ low· pr"i!Scr'iptlon prices and ,prompt' service a_nd discount drug prices ·seven days a week. Let us serve you·for all your , prescription and drug !lfedS, ' I . ' Meigs and Gantt gardeners Co~nty' are ~ of the !;a~deoers 111!4 EJ:hi~itOrs • Olnlc to be lmdDcled m' lour. llllll8tCU!ift wea~ys,, BeltZ3 and 311 and Oct. 1 and 14, at the Athena County ·Fair Grounds. . 'lbe lint tbree clinic sessions will be held In llle Grange bulld1ng while the fourth will take place In !he Junior .r.lr hJIWng. The last clinic wiD be CU!ducted ~ Mrs. Paul Wenden Reed, presldtnHJee~ oflbe Cillo Aslloclalicn of Garden The cllnle II a Jl'«equisite to Qube. judging schools and those wlsblng to go to the judging schools which start in 1971 wW be given a teet on the cOnic material at the conclusion of SWEATER DRESS _ An each session. Howe...-, the easy wear and easy care clinics are mainly designed for sweater dress in white rib- the lnatructlon of garden club Mrs. Larry Pickens was namedtopreparedevollonafor knit Dacron has a naturnl the October 5 meeting which leather and gilt chain bell wW be a polluck. circling !he waist . Th• mini Attending !he oullng were Mr. is !J'Om Kimberly. and Mrs. Ben Rife, Becky and Carla, Mrs. Waller Morria, Danny and Cirol, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gilkey and Mark, Jackie Blake, Mr. and Mre. Charles Ru•sell, Kathryn Russell, Terry Seldenabel, Roger, Unda, Edle, H. J., SheWe, and Belbtda Stobart, Edith and Romer Forrest, Bonnie, larry, VIcki, Terry, Scot1ie and Steve Plekens, and Guy Hyaell. Birthdsya and wedding anniversaries were observed Mrs. Phillips Hostess for Chatter Club ::::!.~~~::a~:~~.~ Mrs. Howard Phillips. 'Uclpale 111111e clinics. RegistrJIUOI) II to be made With Mri. hill : l!ileden, 41 Grllhllm Dr., l\lhenl, 457.01, 11'1111 tht realatialll!n Chedl ro be made ' to · ilie Ohio llfiibll! Aaaoclalii! ·r;t ~ Qube, Inc., ReJIIIIn 11. Mn. Rdadelllls . presldeni.Gf the Atbenl Garden Club whldl wiiii!Oeill!e ciiJ!Ie l!ll!lldoo8 which an opiia lo botb Regim 10 and llegkm ll'pr· deners. She reports !Mt the dlnJca will not again be olfmlll 111t11 mt. 1be sees1011 wm be held from 9:10a.m. to 3 pm. ·------------~ M-~~O N DRIVE·IH members. Tonight & Friday f\rtCarvea . - ~ the !Aft ~'111' We hive Love Rinp from Ail: C.rved (()1 people wbo 1 ~ thai. love ill what a wed~£ aU abou l Our Love RiDI• a beautiful. Whether you m a contemporary IICUiplure, a'IOditi~ ICI'Oil or a Sap!. 10.11 ~ .. ' t fibbo:ned d;r· sip, ArtCarved Love Rinp are 1 Jor you. Come see. DOUBLE FEATURE I PROGRAM . "BATTLE OF BRITAIN" COLOR laurence Olivier Michael Radgrave Goessler r Jewelly Store ' , Some of llle topics to be t covered in the field of hor· llcullure and Dower arranging -PLUSPomeroy wW be: plant care, grooming court st. "THE FILE OF and conditioning specimen ~AuCarved,_.., , THE GOLDEN GOOSE" ' Dowers, plant JI'Opagallon, soUs COLOR SPONSOR LIONS CLUe and fertilizers, plant lden- Yul Br nntr Cllar!ts Gray HOLE IN ONE CONTEST . tJllcatim, and classlllcatloo, 1..-..1.-----.l basic Dower arrangement, , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;.., plant uaes, garden design, basic design, styles and types of llr1'8ngementa, basic color. Competent teachers wW be Instructors in fields. Cost Ia $4 per person for the entire aeries of ,1.25 f..- each session. Mrs. William Willford, president of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, bas asked that aU club members par- . lOLA'S ]uniordeb OF THE WEEK ::~.~:.~n~:~.:~ Mental Health Center We're Part . ,. Receiving birthday gifts were The Homebuilders ClaBB of the Middleport Church of Christ PTA TO MEET Teachers night and room visitation for parents wW be observed at 7:30 pm. Monday jlans. when 111e Pomeroy Elementary : Tbebearingreswneetoday.ll PTA meets for Ita first seaslon ,... rec oed Wednesday after of !he new school aeason. 17. Ben Rife had prayer. Homebuilders Entertain At Integrity BOARD MEETS SEPT.I7 The September meellng of the Eastern Local School Dialrict board o1 education has been set for 7:30 p. m. Thursday, Sept. 17, at the high school. d8118h~d!folfi: .Estala Slnllll, jl'a()IVIIe 1\foy!U. mler of Mn. Caddie· ..\tick~a.}!;t and the huobaild. of Medii 'Milcll were re~rled. Several member• atlerided !he grav.,!de rites for Mr. Mitch and D...ms were aent. · · Reported Ill . were Lula RusoeU,Crooksville,homefrom tile hoapltal; Mrs. Bernlre Eberibach, ~- V!llila Roush, MiBB Kath'ryn ~mltll, Mrs. Lai-ry Flowers, ~ Mildred Speooer,lloiiiJI ~.and the h111band of Mn. Edith Betzlllg, past stale coundiol'. . Planned··~·at. Athens frootthj! DonaJ4 uaf.di r~i.' ~deaUlil o1 Elli:a~th LaRue, :• · Tills man ~I nils like you've never heard 1 before. •Ht Iii fantabulousl . .: L. FT. MCPHERSON, Ga. four boun of arguments. vUiace. 11ct- EaequJel ·and The Hallmarks pvoJ I A young soldier with munler In the allepd My Lsi maasacre aaya · jriJIY Chief of Staff WUitam C. ~ellmonland abould lboulder the .blame for whatever bep· pened In the VIetnamese THE GREEN GA81!S In GaiHpcis Is featuring . George Hal 'J\\lU 1. (UPI) - Avc.le of.thanks was ••tended to IJ!e Olelter Cquncu for coolljuc!blg !he tmU.tory work for Jlianlla Rapiff. Riding oo ,!he Doat in !he parade were ~- R!ltllH, Mrs. Swatzel, Mrs. Stahl, Mrl. Reibel, Mrs. COOk, Etta l.emley, Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Eva D!rlaauer. Donley •••••••• • • • •• •• • .ATTENTION! MUSIC LOVERS . ., a'~ m:, ~ ~k !P\I~~Uas read 1114 Llibofl' 'oay Rell)eh a..! ill ~ Rel~Iq ~ty otste .wade in Pomer~- It wu cwder.'drove !he ~ehlc;.le. 1. 'f!IO 1, cJr.m is10!1 Exbibitors .Clinic staged' a party at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center Tuesday night for 65 elderly patleots Utero. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kincaid, Mr .. and Mra. Lawrence Stewart, Mrs. Bill Grueaer, Mrs. Carl Roach, Mrs. Dorothy Yeauger, Mrs. Nora Rice, and Mre. Mary Marlin represented the class at !he party. Tuppers Plains · •h.t •.lfi\f• '"'e ·"'"'Ia..... SUCI'IIJJ..,-1!·).. '1 '·-"-WSh,.'l!.,,.. lly Mlw: E.elya Brtcllet ' The birthdays of Mrs. Harold Parker and Mrs. Wesley ALbaugh were celebrated Sunday at the home of tllelr parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Azbougb with a family dinner and a lovely cake with the names Aurelia and Norma on it. 1'hole &\lending were Mr. and Mrs. ·John Hasen and chUdren of Bellville, Mich., Mrs. laa Jean Hawkins and Mrs. UUy Lee Shultz and chUdren of Columb111 and the honored guesta,-Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker and 1am11y· \ · lHE DAILY SENTINR gifts were received by Mr~. Robert Eads, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Howard Btrchfleld. Mrs. Wilbur Young had charge . of the meeting dunng which time plans were made for a bake sale at the September meeting. Mrs. Ro~ald Jacobs gave the secretary s report'and Mrs. Charles Spires collected the dues. Games were played with prizes being won by Mrs. Eads, Mrs. Harden, Mrs. Raym,ond of Coal G d Mr d Mr Fisher, Mrs. Jacobs, Mrs. Wesley ; , : , : f s. Floyd Harrlaon, Mrs. Nathait . Jae Pary, ~d,&ic=l~ Biggs, Mrs. Wilbur Young, MrS. . , _1 t-.. . _lptRnlin Arvt u- ~~_.,cl-Via....-Wetlneaday,·"'"" •· w~ """''""'"' """'"''"'"' Mr. and Mro. Robert Holaey liUJing door prizes were of. Dayton vloited hia parents Mrs. Carl Roach, Mrs. Alfred Mr. and Mrs. Foo Halsey Biggs. Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. E "" 1 Tuesday. ...,ene F'nk aerved refr esh Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brickles men~. called on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young recently. EXPI!CT INCREASE Charles Belzlng returned WASHINGTON (UPI)-The home from Veterans Memorial Conunerce Da rbn nt rts Hospital In Pomeroy W~ he , pa e ~ underwent f~~te surgery the nations manufacturing Mrs. Shirley BaJaer r~turned flnnB elJIOcl their sales to Inhome from St. Joseph Hospital crease by 3 per cent In the threein ·Parkersburg w~ she was mooUt period which ends Sept. confmed With a back aUmenl. 30. Mrs. Niesel Weatherman In addition, the department spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. aald, !he manufacturers foresee Charles Heck of Coolville R. D. mlolher I per cent increase 1. dutlng the final three mooths of Mr. and Mrs. Gary M!Uer of 1970. The department said the Parkersburg are annowtcing outlook was baaed on Its surthe birth of a daughter last veys. Wednesday at St. . Josepb Hospital In Parkenburg. Grandparent& are Mr. and Mrs. '1'1\001,' MOTHERS MEET Oorsel Miller of 'l'appera Plains Molhenl of Brownie Scout and Mrs. Roeelee North of Troop 66 will meet at 2 pm. Culler. . Monday at the Pomeroy Eldred Grlmn of Athens Elementary School. spent a day with his lister, Mrs. Niese! Weathennan. The mBD-of-war bini, or Everett Walao!l wu a patleot magnlftcent lrlpte b Ir'd, at Vellrans M~ lloapltal welghl only 3% pound.! but lew _. · few da)'l With a beart Its ·natrow atreteh 7\i coodlllon. feet. Games were played with prizes of handkerchiefs, bella, soap dishes note pads pencila women's ;hower cai.s, r~ hoonets and jewelry being given to Ute patienta. Each was given a banana, a candy bar, gum, cookies and Kooi-Aid. Mre. Yeauger and Mrs. Rice planned the party which concluded with group singing of "Riess Be tbe Tie" and prayer. ' C: WSCS TO MEET The first WSCS meeting of the new fail series of Heath Methodist Church in Middleport wW be heldat7:30 p.m. Monday at the church. A salute to Fall ... a salute to our Junior Deb of the week ..• Joyce Berkley ol Pl. Pleasant. She wears our orion & acrylic creation with MOTHERSMEETTUESDAY A meeting of aU mothers of Girl Seoul Junior Troop 100 will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Ute Salisbury Elementary School. the "wool !Ike look". 11111 dress features long bodice ~"NIL with accen1s of white and gold buttons. Machine washf\ble. Green. Wine . MEIGS lltEATR£ . ,. ' Tonight,. S.p1. ,. , · Nat Open 1, •. ,1 1--~--,;,.,---1 firlday& Saturday Sept. 11-12 HORROR HOUSE Technlcolor FRANKIE AVALON JILL ~:'ORTH THE CRIMSON CULT BORIS KARLOFF CHRISTOPHER LEE Show start• 7 p.m . DRESS SHOP AND BEAUTY SALON Car. Mlin& Sycamore POMEROY wine• FALl.STYI:ED ·DREsSES .· DRESSES .1ft Sar4. . .WIDE A$SORTMENT OF .. , ··- ~~~- ,, LOne touch to the new Stilch Pattern D1al and you're sewing stra1ght. z1g· ·zag. b/indstitch - whatever. One touch even starts a bultonholra Now On the GoldenlOuch & Sew• ;~n~ machine oft~ 70's. by Singer. 2. One touch and you're set for lhe new Stretch Stitches. That strrretch w1th the knits they were made for And put spl1t seams in the past "' �j ' r:o"" t~·\,.Con, [ . ~,;..1 · · ·~ "' , ~~ rf·'vl; e·=~·::.~~ . :a:. . · · • • Wlllfl'll!l'tl.llitioc.l~~ ~ ""; ~ ,IIIID, :111111~ ,to ~ OJ. llie II'Ct!!,.lf, ~ 11!11~ .... ~~ rrcm • iill1 ·5 1smt '" .. ~ pQt, "Cinl'' bf Mn, ._T ~ ~, ~ f\lr. ·".M'ICI~, ~ llrinbi-, Mtyl!e l!J¥· ®t;. ·EIIn!e ~ Ytl. 1\ ~~~~· .., , ••. · _Mrf_ ~i' :Knipp, !¥IDa ll -~~ llilclal MnH~~~ ~~~~ . , !\lith .. i ,. . . uarlllt.Wt. ";',,""··"-q;•. ~-iwi.lle4HIIrry lbl.o Read at .u.e m~ NJ.at.~:~o ~~ plaM .for the leltft'ln!m)WmellchDe..,old •~ ~ · lor Jin, .,.,. w• • Becky nr,.,., Volunteerr are a~liOunclng ~~~r retirement , =:t.-w ~ :.:u:a, '-'~'. •• t"'-' l!'!i , 1' , , c. •, ~~~ e.,.·~~~e ~elitat· ~ rii<V'. \fr':.:.:..,.,. · Gt.M '~ • _ ~· of Jltl.~-~~· ., •lllld~'ilid.-.we. ·' , ' •' ' ' ' aeffld, , ' , ' ~'1',,~ 'And·.,e·rso ·· n ' ., 1's t: •., . ., : ""'' , , .,, .'if-''')~~"~ ,} ' · ''i · ····!":· tiNt · ._, ~iUey ' IJ¥lliln, flb!Wel . .. D!ln llunnel, llelt1 to:~T:3 =~~=~ So~rity Valeo~ae,;~u.een ·~ <. member, reported lb* ~first pouvlor will l!e ,, held In December. 1be three ,aentce tropllles and lillcrlp!IOIII ID 80 on eacll were~· · · ~j>!pllng contrillultolll sevft'al Several projeeta . ~.~;ere )1 this monlb. Mra. Boyd Cilc.-11 ·b)' the way~ iDd 11 . . that 1iugh O'Brien II means C(llllinlttee. hS.' noted . ·'iuitlmal ~llalrman and 18 thattsewumademtheaalul , kllig regular television alan, P1.48 on serving a dlnnel~ 111ces to promote the. at an aucUon sale, and over flOO l\iriil drive, onarummaguale.Onestanley 'Amolll! the volunteers who products party waa held and be helping with the drive another Ia idleduled, year are Mn. Ola'lea Chalnnan of other sale and her projects are Mrs. Julia ~~pen, cardl: Mrs. Thornton, null; mist ten! f• the yoqster, Mn. Rhoda Hackett, na)lldns ·~:e lrolber died cl the and dish cloths; Mrll. EUeen g; more than a year ago, Searles, jewelry; Mrll. Martin, ·'Mrs. Boyd ·at llf&.2391, b; Member! ol the ll8bln will be on the .street• of Pllmeroy, Jliddleport and Racine dbtrlbuUng llte~ture and Becky Neue Andetaoo Is the 19'11 "Val~une Qlleen',' of.!Jie Ohio Ela Ph!'qlap~. lit l!eta Sigma i'hl Sirot'IIJ', , ,. i Mrs. Anderaon.l!'as -~ .. and Marie Boyd, Silverware. Mra. Thornwn,' nurses scholarship chairman, dlscusaed ways of raising money for that fund. Mn. Harriett Nelgler and Mrs. Edith NLLY'S POINTBIIS Keep Children's Interest High on Camping Trips w, the paHMie bt J!Jbe., ,' night lit the Coi1DIIbUS and Southern Ohio Electric Co, olfices, $he wj]l now c~te for nallonal honiii'B. · ' Coolpleted at the meeUng were·plans for the aJ!IIual rush party to be held at 1:,110 I'· m. Tuesday J11ght at the borne of Mrs. Ca.~~lyn Satterfield, Rutland &,id, Service Clialn!lan Charlotte Hanning urged members ID 1 Holzer Medical Cenler. Areport was given by Mrs. Vikkl Gloeckner, ways and means, on plans for the annual Christmas and A potluck wpper . foUowlng the mateli. ,.,_.....,_,"'11 MRS. C. W. S, ~ ' ·· quartarbacll, baclled up by, LR, lb Mrs. ·Dortnda wu.on Nariltl and Mrs. .U!lerson. , 1\(rs. Nardel In announcll'g .· h.er recent mar.iage gave a box of candy ID her sorority sifters.. . Hosteases for the meeUng were the 191&-70 pledges, Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, Mrs. ))oMa Stewart, Mrs. Judy Werry, Mrs. A!ldenon. Mn. Barbara Fields, and Terri Mlcbaelll. !l.",,rm•l _ · ·_ ~· 000 001 3 80 NeW York 000 002 0110-2 6 1 ~" · Lorsch !5:21 and McC.rvl!f'; Ryan, Frisella i91 and Grote. LP-Frtsello (6-3), HRs-Mc, C.rvar (Jrdl, Jon01 (lOth). I2nd pmt) Phlla ' 001 000 0110- l 4 3 N, Y. · 001 002 00.- 3 6 0 · ~ackaon, W.nz (1) and Ryan; Sadtckl (8,4) and Dyer. LPJlckaori 1+!5), · · (1st pme, II Innings) Alia 003 000 000 03- 6 16 0 's.D. 000 003 000 DO- 3 6 l [HO~PITAL NEW$1 ~- McQueen, Wilhelm (8), 'Prld· dy (10) and Tlllm111: Corkins, Dukes Ot), Wlllli r!ll) and Stocum. WP-Prldd\r. (5:5). LP -DukH (1:4). Hfia-Gaston 125thl, Tillmtn lloth>. (2nd aomo) , Atlanta 200 '200 0110- '4 12 San DlegQ · • 000 133 lfllx- 7 7 t Nlekro, Barber (6), Navorro iB) and Didier: Atll~. Rosa w. Wilson (6) and Cinnlzaro. WP -Wilson (1:5). LP,-Ntekro (1), 181 . HRI-Gaston (26th). Wilson I 1st). ' ' ' ' AmtricanMue . Mllwat Kan Clty.ppa., rain New York OOQ 000 0110- 0 7 1 Ball 000 001 OO,X- 1 6 0 Kline. Kllmkowskl II) and Munston; Cuellar (22:7) and Hendricks. Etchebarren i9). LP -Kline (4-4) , -washngtn m oot ooo- s 11 1 Cleveland 000 000 220- 4 6 1 Coleman. Grzenda (B) and C.sanova; Hand, Lasher (3), Rlttwage w. Austin (6), Hennigan (8), Mingori (8) and Sim•. WP-Coieman 17·9) . LPHands (6.t1), HRs- Epstetn 117th), Footer (20th), Hinton 16th), oro (30th). 1111 pmo) C.llfornia 100 000 102- 4 11 0 Chii:ago IW3 010 21x-ll 15 2 Murphy, Kealey (3), Queen (5), Cox (8) and Azcue, ·Eaan (5); Jan.Skl 00·15) and !fer. rmonn. LP-Murphy ll:J.12). HRs - 5ponce (4th), Knoop 15th), Mellon 2 !27th & 28th). (2nd pmt, I Inns, rain) C.ilfornla 000 001 11- 1 6 o Chicago 000 002 01- 3 7 o (llf pmol Ookiand 000 100 0110- l 6 0 Minnesota 000 000 21x- 3 8 0 Dobson, Lindblad (B). Grant 181' and Tonoce; Perry. Wit, llamsl9hndMltlerwald, WPPerry (22,11). LP-Dobsan 11413). HRs-Mln<;her (26th) . {2nd pme, ppd, rain) . 2•ua ·. VUKOVICBPIJRCHASED ~ CLEANING ·t (Upon.R-) Wright, K. Tatum 16), NEW YORK (UPI)-1be Boston 000 120 !DO- 4 s o Messersmith (7) and Azcue, · _.,_ 1p Detroit 010 ooo ooo- 1 4 o Egan (7h Wynne, Wood (7) ~......de bla Pblllle8 purchued N"'JY i5-3iand Montgomery; and JooeDIIton, WP-Wynne (1. Infielder John Vukovich WedKilkenny, Reed (5), Mc"Rae (6), 2). LP-Wrlghf (19.11). HRs- neadayfrom their Eugene, Ore. HiiiiH' (9) and Lamollt, LP- Jooephaon (121 hi, Aparicio fann club In the Pacific Coast Kilkenny (7.4). HR-T, Conigll. (4th). jl ~ ' ROBINSON'S -~ CLEANERS ; 216 E. 2nd Pomtrt1 f'llonem,J421 Mrs. Coieen Ohlinger, president, displayed .a plaque · Social Calendar By POLLY CRAMER r-~~-- Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY-1 would like to know how to reaDy remove formula stains from baby's clothes. I have tried different presoak products wilb no resuiii.- WWIII, ll'ennlnc dlap,lef lor -~ ,llfl!t ~ . 1!'1. ilM! liiJII~~ili'mtrel~ · .Quail ·1\1. ·' tb'. ~Ia 1 llld Xeltb .· ''n\t~y., ~uljtul"wuthe . 'or the honor b)' pOpUlar vote j)f tbenle of tne cattutal prOgl'am the chaplet' memberJ at a Jll'eltllled by Mrs, l.YM StumP, ~Ung of the Cbapler TpesdaY ,' Wedding tlifla,were praen~ gSa~~,.purchaaed: br the Meigs~~~~.~ ~=: 1~:::::/ro~: Arrangements W1!l'e made lor members to go ID Sunday for a honoring the Ohio Eight and Forty and her Ia secretoire. ·aw~ 'i'!llll PRO the · will' be wtth ' wonhlp Lllvender at II ' ~r will be al Af. · , ~Jmoon prograll!., wQJ,ba froln,. I :3().3 featuring ' "'l'lii ,GOJdeD, Stairs" . quartet from I TOOTH BRUSH Reg. P~.w. va,~ ~ II w•k:cme. 69' , ,, , ' ' I ' OR 29~ p R .-.,~..,, Reg. 1.59 Design Croft· sPec!•l'~ fl 1 li008TS EARNINGS NII!W YORK ( UPI)-BOb lolulpl!f ,, wlui IC«ed his ftrsl .yk:I!"Y "' the pro IDur this aneta fll,OOII cl\eCk 1n the G~ter Hartford ()pen, boosted Ill; .won eamlnp to f87,Z51 "' •Hmtlr ta .lCth p1ac:e aJ11C!1111 ~ top money wlnntra. • victory In the Hartford tournament IIIIo boosted him lnio lJth 1p0t lit the point standings. • lot! .;.,r baby shampoo Q -lis ' LDilON BUYS FOR BABY! efferdeot>. -) • '' Discount Prices! won'URRJTATE eyes .){ "·t;: .n . "I .ll':~tn 1:1 only ~1r(.{~ ~ 77~ \'J .•• , Reg. 1:69 ss~ ., l. i\ • SETTING JEL R~ 1.25 . 6.6;~ ,,, 1,~, Adorn HAIR Johnson & Johnson gge CONTAC . SPRAY BABY LOTION Reg. 1.50 Reg. 1.29 77• MISS BRECK Re&.L59 CLAIROL HAIR SPRAY tO's .' r '36's NICE , 'N' EASY Rq. ·'' .,, ! 1.59 '• '2.22 GIANT SIZE Rei 65' 3--M 4 oz. Aerosol Reg. 1.09 Hair Setting Tape · ' �j ' r:o"" t~·\,.Con, [ . ~,;..1 · · ·~ "' , ~~ rf·'vl; e·=~·::.~~ . :a:. . · · • • Wlllfl'll!l'tl.llitioc.l~~ ~ ""; ~ ,IIIID, :111111~ ,to ~ OJ. llie II'Ct!!,.lf, ~ 11!11~ .... ~~ rrcm • iill1 ·5 1smt '" .. ~ pQt, "Cinl'' bf Mn, ._T ~ ~, ~ f\lr. ·".M'ICI~, ~ llrinbi-, Mtyl!e l!J¥· ®t;. ·EIIn!e ~ Ytl. 1\ ~~~~· .., , ••. · _Mrf_ ~i' :Knipp, !¥IDa ll -~~ llilclal MnH~~~ ~~~~ . , !\lith .. i ,. . . uarlllt.Wt. ";',,""··"-q;•. ~-iwi.lle4HIIrry lbl.o Read at .u.e m~ NJ.at.~:~o ~~ plaM .for the leltft'ln!m)WmellchDe..,old •~ ~ · lor Jin, .,.,. w• • Becky nr,.,., Volunteerr are a~liOunclng ~~~r retirement , =:t.-w ~ :.:u:a, '-'~'. •• t"'-' l!'!i , 1' , , c. •, ~~~ e.,.·~~~e ~elitat· ~ rii<V'. \fr':.:.:..,.,. · Gt.M '~ • _ ~· of Jltl.~-~~· ., •lllld~'ilid.-.we. ·' , ' •' ' ' ' aeffld, , ' , ' ~'1',,~ 'And·.,e·rso ·· n ' ., 1's t: •., . ., : ""'' , , .,, .'if-''')~~"~ ,} ' · ''i · ····!":· tiNt · ._, ~iUey ' IJ¥lliln, flb!Wel . .. D!ln llunnel, llelt1 to:~T:3 =~~=~ So~rity Valeo~ae,;~u.een ·~ <. member, reported lb* ~first pouvlor will l!e ,, held In December. 1be three ,aentce tropllles and lillcrlp!IOIII ID 80 on eacll were~· · · ~j>!pllng contrillultolll sevft'al Several projeeta . ~.~;ere )1 this monlb. Mra. Boyd Cilc.-11 ·b)' the way~ iDd 11 . . that 1iugh O'Brien II means C(llllinlttee. hS.' noted . ·'iuitlmal ~llalrman and 18 thattsewumademtheaalul , kllig regular television alan, P1.48 on serving a dlnnel~ 111ces to promote the. at an aucUon sale, and over flOO l\iriil drive, onarummaguale.Onestanley 'Amolll! the volunteers who products party waa held and be helping with the drive another Ia idleduled, year are Mn. Ola'lea Chalnnan of other sale and her projects are Mrs. Julia ~~pen, cardl: Mrs. Thornton, null; mist ten! f• the yoqster, Mn. Rhoda Hackett, na)lldns ·~:e lrolber died cl the and dish cloths; Mrll. EUeen g; more than a year ago, Searles, jewelry; Mrll. Martin, ·'Mrs. Boyd ·at llf&.2391, b; Member! ol the ll8bln will be on the .street• of Pllmeroy, Jliddleport and Racine dbtrlbuUng llte~ture and Becky Neue Andetaoo Is the 19'11 "Val~une Qlleen',' of.!Jie Ohio Ela Ph!'qlap~. lit l!eta Sigma i'hl Sirot'IIJ', , ,. i Mrs. Anderaon.l!'as -~ .. and Marie Boyd, Silverware. Mra. Thornwn,' nurses scholarship chairman, dlscusaed ways of raising money for that fund. Mn. Harriett Nelgler and Mrs. Edith NLLY'S POINTBIIS Keep Children's Interest High on Camping Trips w, the paHMie bt J!Jbe., ,' night lit the Coi1DIIbUS and Southern Ohio Electric Co, olfices, $he wj]l now c~te for nallonal honiii'B. · ' Coolpleted at the meeUng were·plans for the aJ!IIual rush party to be held at 1:,110 I'· m. Tuesday J11ght at the borne of Mrs. Ca.~~lyn Satterfield, Rutland &,id, Service Clialn!lan Charlotte Hanning urged members ID 1 Holzer Medical Cenler. Areport was given by Mrs. Vikkl Gloeckner, ways and means, on plans for the annual Christmas and A potluck wpper . foUowlng the mateli. ,.,_.....,_,"'11 MRS. C. W. S, ~ ' ·· quartarbacll, baclled up by, LR, lb Mrs. ·Dortnda wu.on Nariltl and Mrs. .U!lerson. , 1\(rs. Nardel In announcll'g .· h.er recent mar.iage gave a box of candy ID her sorority sifters.. . Hosteases for the meeUng were the 191&-70 pledges, Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, Mrs. ))oMa Stewart, Mrs. Judy Werry, Mrs. A!ldenon. Mn. Barbara Fields, and Terri Mlcbaelll. !l.",,rm•l _ · ·_ ~· 000 001 3 80 NeW York 000 002 0110-2 6 1 ~" · Lorsch !5:21 and McC.rvl!f'; Ryan, Frisella i91 and Grote. LP-Frtsello (6-3), HRs-Mc, C.rvar (Jrdl, Jon01 (lOth). I2nd pmt) Phlla ' 001 000 0110- l 4 3 N, Y. · 001 002 00.- 3 6 0 · ~ackaon, W.nz (1) and Ryan; Sadtckl (8,4) and Dyer. LPJlckaori 1+!5), · · (1st pme, II Innings) Alia 003 000 000 03- 6 16 0 's.D. 000 003 000 DO- 3 6 l [HO~PITAL NEW$1 ~- McQueen, Wilhelm (8), 'Prld· dy (10) and Tlllm111: Corkins, Dukes Ot), Wlllli r!ll) and Stocum. WP-Prldd\r. (5:5). LP -DukH (1:4). Hfia-Gaston 125thl, Tillmtn lloth>. (2nd aomo) , Atlanta 200 '200 0110- '4 12 San DlegQ · • 000 133 lfllx- 7 7 t Nlekro, Barber (6), Navorro iB) and Didier: Atll~. Rosa w. Wilson (6) and Cinnlzaro. WP -Wilson (1:5). LP,-Ntekro (1), 181 . HRI-Gaston (26th). Wilson I 1st). ' ' ' ' AmtricanMue . Mllwat Kan Clty.ppa., rain New York OOQ 000 0110- 0 7 1 Ball 000 001 OO,X- 1 6 0 Kline. Kllmkowskl II) and Munston; Cuellar (22:7) and Hendricks. Etchebarren i9). LP -Kline (4-4) , -washngtn m oot ooo- s 11 1 Cleveland 000 000 220- 4 6 1 Coleman. Grzenda (B) and C.sanova; Hand, Lasher (3), Rlttwage w. Austin (6), Hennigan (8), Mingori (8) and Sim•. WP-Coieman 17·9) . LPHands (6.t1), HRs- Epstetn 117th), Footer (20th), Hinton 16th), oro (30th). 1111 pmo) C.llfornia 100 000 102- 4 11 0 Chii:ago IW3 010 21x-ll 15 2 Murphy, Kealey (3), Queen (5), Cox (8) and Azcue, ·Eaan (5); Jan.Skl 00·15) and !fer. rmonn. LP-Murphy ll:J.12). HRs - 5ponce (4th), Knoop 15th), Mellon 2 !27th & 28th). (2nd pmt, I Inns, rain) C.ilfornla 000 001 11- 1 6 o Chicago 000 002 01- 3 7 o (llf pmol Ookiand 000 100 0110- l 6 0 Minnesota 000 000 21x- 3 8 0 Dobson, Lindblad (B). Grant 181' and Tonoce; Perry. Wit, llamsl9hndMltlerwald, WPPerry (22,11). LP-Dobsan 11413). HRs-Mln<;her (26th) . {2nd pme, ppd, rain) . 2•ua ·. VUKOVICBPIJRCHASED ~ CLEANING ·t (Upon.R-) Wright, K. Tatum 16), NEW YORK (UPI)-1be Boston 000 120 !DO- 4 s o Messersmith (7) and Azcue, · _.,_ 1p Detroit 010 ooo ooo- 1 4 o Egan (7h Wynne, Wood (7) ~......de bla Pblllle8 purchued N"'JY i5-3iand Montgomery; and JooeDIIton, WP-Wynne (1. Infielder John Vukovich WedKilkenny, Reed (5), Mc"Rae (6), 2). LP-Wrlghf (19.11). HRs- neadayfrom their Eugene, Ore. HiiiiH' (9) and Lamollt, LP- Jooephaon (121 hi, Aparicio fann club In the Pacific Coast Kilkenny (7.4). HR-T, Conigll. (4th). jl ~ ' ROBINSON'S -~ CLEANERS ; 216 E. 2nd Pomtrt1 f'llonem,J421 Mrs. Coieen Ohlinger, president, displayed .a plaque · Social Calendar By POLLY CRAMER r-~~-- Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY-1 would like to know how to reaDy remove formula stains from baby's clothes. I have tried different presoak products wilb no resuiii.- WWIII, ll'ennlnc dlap,lef lor -~ ,llfl!t ~ . 1!'1. ilM! liiJII~~ili'mtrel~ · .Quail ·1\1. ·' tb'. ~Ia 1 llld Xeltb .· ''n\t~y., ~uljtul"wuthe . 'or the honor b)' pOpUlar vote j)f tbenle of tne cattutal prOgl'am the chaplet' memberJ at a Jll'eltllled by Mrs, l.YM StumP, ~Ung of the Cbapler TpesdaY ,' Wedding tlifla,were praen~ gSa~~,.purchaaed: br the Meigs~~~~.~ ~=: 1~:::::/ro~: Arrangements W1!l'e made lor members to go ID Sunday for a honoring the Ohio Eight and Forty and her Ia secretoire. ·aw~ 'i'!llll PRO the · will' be wtth ' wonhlp Lllvender at II ' ~r will be al Af. · , ~Jmoon prograll!., wQJ,ba froln,. I :3().3 featuring ' "'l'lii ,GOJdeD, Stairs" . quartet from I TOOTH BRUSH Reg. P~.w. va,~ ~ II w•k:cme. 69' , ,, , ' ' I ' OR 29~ p R .-.,~..,, Reg. 1.59 Design Croft· sPec!•l'~ fl 1 li008TS EARNINGS NII!W YORK ( UPI)-BOb lolulpl!f ,, wlui IC«ed his ftrsl .yk:I!"Y "' the pro IDur this aneta fll,OOII cl\eCk 1n the G~ter Hartford ()pen, boosted Ill; .won eamlnp to f87,Z51 "' •Hmtlr ta .lCth p1ac:e aJ11C!1111 ~ top money wlnntra. • victory In the Hartford tournament IIIIo boosted him lnio lJth 1p0t lit the point standings. • lot! .;.,r baby shampoo Q -lis ' LDilON BUYS FOR BABY! efferdeot>. -) • '' Discount Prices! won'URRJTATE eyes .){ "·t;: .n . "I .ll':~tn 1:1 only ~1r(.{~ ~ 77~ \'J .•• , Reg. 1:69 ss~ ., l. i\ • SETTING JEL R~ 1.25 . 6.6;~ ,,, 1,~, Adorn HAIR Johnson & Johnson gge CONTAC . SPRAY BABY LOTION Reg. 1.50 Reg. 1.29 77• MISS BRECK Re&.L59 CLAIROL HAIR SPRAY tO's .' r '36's NICE , 'N' EASY Rq. ·'' .,, ! 1.59 '• '2.22 GIANT SIZE Rei 65' 3--M 4 oz. Aerosol Reg. 1.09 Hair Setting Tape · ' �rAJ.i;ON TRI111e IQf<Oirilna Van Meter, are, from left, Keltll Sayre, Tlli\HoWord and Eric llorH•: .. · · ' I ·.,i~; l' ' I''' .A ,.,.~ I' ' -" ) IYUft'IIWISECUP tile Eastern Eagles will eliiertaln Southern Valley ~ .... foe, Hannan Trace 1114 the Soutbeni Local Tqrols:t!bea play the Federallf4Jddnl Lancers at Racine In a otiloleague affair Frida)' Ia the ae111oa opener for all four lelilll. Tile Eagles, under lint-year beid coach Larry Ritchie, are especllllg bJ3 tlllnga from tllelr blc, fut, and experienced llpiad. Meanwbllo, the Hannsn Trace Wildcats, under coach Pill! DIDon, have one of the 111011 improved teams In the SVAC and .could throw a bl3 _.. Into the loulih Eagles. Soutllem, on the other hand, lilouldhaveltsworkculoulfor !hemagalnllupeedysnd weDbliiDced Llncer squad. • ..,., baclllleld averages liell'ly I'll poundl per man and can plclt •em up and put 'em dowll. The fjUIII'Ierback Is Jim Amlbary, 150 lb. Junior, who Is stsr.llng thJa year after playlns beblnd Dave Smith Jut aeason. • ·: Smlth,a,1901b. IOIIilw,IDOVed to full!Ja¢, The ~~ . are convtrt'd end · Qellnls Elchlng., lb. Junior, and Rlct wp~•. 170 lli. Junior. Tbe pro)!abl~ oft~ line wliJ be Tom Khr, 1501b. aenlor, and Howie Celdwell, 1.:1 lb. ltlllor, ends; ~ Boring, IIIII lb ltlll..- snd Alim Holter, 190 lb. junior, qoctles; Richard !,Iter, IS71b. ltlllor1and Rpger JWr, 160 lb... Jlinlor•. IPJIIlila, and Howard Babr, 11111 lb. !IMIJcr, or Tlni GumP.f, 137- . lb. J\1"1.... lao center. · · . ·· The Wildcats' probable starting offensive lineup Is Larry ll'emeana, 160 lb. senior, quarterback; Wayne Queen, 160 lb. sMlCH', a.1d David Stangler, 140 lb. senior, hallbacks; Delbert (lsco, 140 lb. juniCH', fullback; Jerry Wausb, :1110 lb. senior, and Dpn Weill, 170 lb. freslunan, ends; Jilek Blclde, 200 lb. senior, and Tom Beaver, 1110 lb. senior, tackles; Don Lambert, 140 lb. sophunore, 8Dd Gary Michael, 1110 lb. senior, guards, and Steve ' l' ' ' 'j. '!':',"' )iantell, 210 Ill, lltilllll:• ~fer; '1'!1,~~ wlll b; 0!1! far ~~laltyear'll ~kip to CoiJ:)IIIannJ Hall 'IF~ Hoeklr!c ·~~qWI!I, Southern 1rlll a~t Steve ,lent~. 115 lb. junior · at .quar~. ~. :....i~i;KP,•.~ --~~ ,·, t, the moment approach· I football OJ lellow .,:! ',¥! ·~ ,,J' '~:·>~~(,' ·', ' ,, ,.. ,. . HID, 130'Jb; ~. and' Ed Lawaon, Ito lb. aopbolnore, at '' ,. . ballbacD. ,. .. ~ ·, . The of!Cllllve line ~ ·~ JB'IIILOSB SYRA~, N. Y. (UPhThe Cohanb::s Jell, wbo coulcl not get past IIDb Gardner I • ' ' ' < .• 1 "'' 1 J I~~ '. . ' • . *''w.. .... "' ~ jl• • '-' ~~llbi~ ·.~ ' :. • '"' J.. ',, ' j;. ·, : The Tornadoes are a, ~ squad, In number and in lllze, but have good speed In the backfield, Coach Ashley'a Tornadoes wUI be probably the youngest In the SVAC aa IIley have no senlora and orily siJ Juniors bn their squid. The sophomores and fr~ wlll be given the starting J)oe!Uon bl "11ey spots and if they came throush, Southern will have an excellent chance on improving on last year's 2-7 mark. The Ugbt, bui quick hitting Torroadoes will be running out of the normal split..T thla IIIISOII. Last year, the Ashleymen ran mostly from the old fashioned • !' ' .. Roger!Wr, guards i and either ·Junior Tim Gumpf CH' Senior Howard Bahr, center. SOVTRERN ,--''·" '" vOIII ;.;.t·4,:t~l Wjn .~ ~ >. ! r.( ', · . ...·.... ihls "'" .:... ; . ;: ··~tlol~ fll!!! ( ' ' ' .· ·i : . wllb J*Y · './ ..... r' during lhe regular aeason, found he Ia no better diEIDI the playoffJ 1..- the Govemar'l Cup In the InternaUonal Leacue. Gardner, a ..,_-old lefty wbo defeated the Jell tirice dnrlne tile recuJar IWDII en route Ill his IU mark, tamed lbe Jefll' W'edneaday night on four hits to post his ll:lrd win over the Colwnbus nine as Syracuae won tile OIJtiMii' of the pla)'Offs 4-2. . single-wing. The probable offensive starters for Southern wliJ be junl<r Steve Jenkins, quarterjlaclt; sophomore Nick Jhle and freslunan Eddie Lawsoa, halfbacks; liophoinore Kay Hill, fullback; sophomore Mike Nease and frellbman, Norm CUrfman, ends; junior Terry Varney and freshman Bob Eynon, tackles; sophomore Larry WUcoxen and sophomore Ron Hill, guards; ,and freshman Mike Codner. .·~1.'· MAJOR LIKES TROJANS/ G)'" aenl..- Rltmard Uter and jUnior ' Hoople Kicks OH lr MAJOR AMOS I. HOOPLE Peerless Prognosticator ' -~.-·. . l'llq lhle, teo lb. . fullbedl:, ·~ ,1jl>11 , ,._;· - Wohama'• eop~alnlror here ,will! Hoa4 tioam !loa. slOo . •. .' - t I 1'0" • J, ' '4 ' i• ., ' ,~ bit bard dl:rilll practice selllkrla as two members try to block out the llllrd man . Souther::'• toolbaJJ team - J .. �rAJ.i;ON TRI111e IQf<Oirilna Van Meter, are, from left, Keltll Sayre, Tlli\HoWord and Eric llorH•: .. · · ' I ·.,i~; l' ' I''' .A ,.,.~ I' ' -" ) IYUft'IIWISECUP tile Eastern Eagles will eliiertaln Southern Valley ~ .... foe, Hannan Trace 1114 the Soutbeni Local Tqrols:t!bea play the Federallf4Jddnl Lancers at Racine In a otiloleague affair Frida)' Ia the ae111oa opener for all four lelilll. Tile Eagles, under lint-year beid coach Larry Ritchie, are especllllg bJ3 tlllnga from tllelr blc, fut, and experienced llpiad. Meanwbllo, the Hannsn Trace Wildcats, under coach Pill! DIDon, have one of the 111011 improved teams In the SVAC and .could throw a bl3 _.. Into the loulih Eagles. Soutllem, on the other hand, lilouldhaveltsworkculoulfor !hemagalnllupeedysnd weDbliiDced Llncer squad. • ..,., baclllleld averages liell'ly I'll poundl per man and can plclt •em up and put 'em dowll. The fjUIII'Ierback Is Jim Amlbary, 150 lb. Junior, who Is stsr.llng thJa year after playlns beblnd Dave Smith Jut aeason. • ·: Smlth,a,1901b. IOIIilw,IDOVed to full!Ja¢, The ~~ . are convtrt'd end · Qellnls Elchlng., lb. Junior, and Rlct wp~•. 170 lli. Junior. Tbe pro)!abl~ oft~ line wliJ be Tom Khr, 1501b. aenlor, and Howie Celdwell, 1.:1 lb. ltlllor, ends; ~ Boring, IIIII lb ltlll..- snd Alim Holter, 190 lb. junior, qoctles; Richard !,Iter, IS71b. ltlllor1and Rpger JWr, 160 lb... Jlinlor•. IPJIIlila, and Howard Babr, 11111 lb. !IMIJcr, or Tlni GumP.f, 137- . lb. J\1"1.... lao center. · · . ·· The Wildcats' probable starting offensive lineup Is Larry ll'emeana, 160 lb. senior, quarterback; Wayne Queen, 160 lb. sMlCH', a.1d David Stangler, 140 lb. senior, hallbacks; Delbert (lsco, 140 lb. juniCH', fullback; Jerry Wausb, :1110 lb. senior, and Dpn Weill, 170 lb. freslunan, ends; Jilek Blclde, 200 lb. senior, and Tom Beaver, 1110 lb. senior, tackles; Don Lambert, 140 lb. sophunore, 8Dd Gary Michael, 1110 lb. senior, guards, and Steve ' l' ' ' 'j. '!':',"' )iantell, 210 Ill, lltilllll:• ~fer; '1'!1,~~ wlll b; 0!1! far ~~laltyear'll ~kip to CoiJ:)IIIannJ Hall 'IF~ Hoeklr!c ·~~qWI!I, Southern 1rlll a~t Steve ,lent~. 115 lb. junior · at .quar~. ~. :....i~i;KP,•.~ --~~ ,·, t, the moment approach· I football OJ lellow .,:! ',¥! ·~ ,,J' '~:·>~~(,' ·', ' ,, ,.. ,. . HID, 130'Jb; ~. and' Ed Lawaon, Ito lb. aopbolnore, at '' ,. . ballbacD. ,. .. ~ ·, . The of!Cllllve line ~ ·~ JB'IIILOSB SYRA~, N. Y. (UPhThe Cohanb::s Jell, wbo coulcl not get past IIDb Gardner I • ' ' ' < .• 1 "'' 1 J I~~ '. . ' • . *''w.. .... "' ~ jl• • '-' ~~llbi~ ·.~ ' :. • '"' J.. ',, ' j;. ·, : The Tornadoes are a, ~ squad, In number and in lllze, but have good speed In the backfield, Coach Ashley'a Tornadoes wUI be probably the youngest In the SVAC aa IIley have no senlora and orily siJ Juniors bn their squid. The sophomores and fr~ wlll be given the starting J)oe!Uon bl "11ey spots and if they came throush, Southern will have an excellent chance on improving on last year's 2-7 mark. The Ugbt, bui quick hitting Torroadoes will be running out of the normal split..T thla IIIISOII. Last year, the Ashleymen ran mostly from the old fashioned • !' ' .. Roger!Wr, guards i and either ·Junior Tim Gumpf CH' Senior Howard Bahr, center. SOVTRERN ,--''·" '" vOIII ;.;.t·4,:t~l Wjn .~ ~ >. ! r.( ', · . ...·.... ihls "'" .:... ; . ;: ··~tlol~ fll!!! ( ' ' ' .· ·i : . wllb J*Y · './ ..... r' during lhe regular aeason, found he Ia no better diEIDI the playoffJ 1..- the Govemar'l Cup In the InternaUonal Leacue. Gardner, a ..,_-old lefty wbo defeated the Jell tirice dnrlne tile recuJar IWDII en route Ill his IU mark, tamed lbe Jefll' W'edneaday night on four hits to post his ll:lrd win over the Colwnbus nine as Syracuae won tile OIJtiMii' of the pla)'Offs 4-2. . single-wing. The probable offensive starters for Southern wliJ be junl<r Steve Jenkins, quarterjlaclt; sophomore Nick Jhle and freslunan Eddie Lawsoa, halfbacks; liophoinore Kay Hill, fullback; sophomore Mike Nease and frellbman, Norm CUrfman, ends; junior Terry Varney and freshman Bob Eynon, tackles; sophomore Larry WUcoxen and sophomore Ron Hill, guards; ,and freshman Mike Codner. .·~1.'· MAJOR LIKES TROJANS/ G)'" aenl..- Rltmard Uter and jUnior ' Hoople Kicks OH lr MAJOR AMOS I. HOOPLE Peerless Prognosticator ' -~.-·. . l'llq lhle, teo lb. . fullbedl:, ·~ ,1jl>11 , ,._;· - Wohama'• eop~alnlror here ,will! Hoa4 tioam !loa. slOo . •. .' - t I 1'0" • J, ' '4 ' i• ., ' ,~ bit bard dl:rilll practice selllkrla as two members try to block out the llllrd man . Souther::'• toolbaJJ team - J .. �", ' ., ., i ' . PHSONAI. fOUL THE ICIQI:II IWI. !&&NALLY I'QUala lll.EGAI. SUISTITVTION (COUIGI) . ., '1970 SCHEDULES S.E.O.A.L J '. MEIGS MARAUDERS 't; .,. ~- Sept. 11-Marlotta Sept . .................. Sopt.21-Jackoon Oct. 2-Wavorly Oct. f-Galllpolls Oct. 16--Molp Oct. n - Looan Oct. 3~Wollstvn Nov. 6--lrontvn Away Homo Away Awar Sept. 11-Soultt Point Sept. 11-Coal Grovo Sept. 25-W•verly Oct. 2- Wollstvn Oct. f-Athons Aw1y Oct. lt.--lronton HolM Oct. 2:1- Molp Oct. -JodcSGn Nov. 6--Lopn Hom• AWil' Home IRONlON Home Away Homo Away Homo Homo Aw•r Away Home Homo Away Homo Awoy Home 11- Now lostvn Sept. 11-Porflmouth Sept. ~Moles Oct. 2-LOAon Oct. f-Wollstoa Oct. 16--Galllpolls Oct. 2:.--Jadcson Oct. Jo-Wovorly Sop!. Nov. Away Away Homo Awoy HolM 6-Ahns Nov. 1:.--Ashland 1 ' •, I I ' . 'J , ( ;' '- ' ~ ' •f ,. GAUl POLIS " ~. ·X·!e·Di;i: . ' .... ~ ' "i '··t·~ )·. ' ' AlHENS : ~;, AWAY HOME AWAY HOME AWAY HOME HOME AWAY HOME . AWAY SEPT. 12-IRONTON ST. JOE SEPT. 18-BELPRE SEPT. 25-IRONTON OCT. 2·- JACKSON OCT. 9-WAVE,L Y OCT. 16-ATHEN'S OCT. 23-GALLIPOLIS OCT. 3~LOGAN NOV. 6-WELLSTON NOV. 13-COALGROVE INCOMPIITI I'OIWAID PASli ' . . '• ' ' ...;·\· JACKSON Sept.,.,..._ Hill Homo Sept. It Grotnllold Sopt. 25-Aitlt8s Oct. 2-Molp Oct. f-Looan Oct. •;-w.ustvn Oct. 2)--l""'lvn Oct. -Gallipolis Nov. 1-Wa-ly Nov. 12-,_, - t SEE YOtJR . FAVORITE BAND . .., ,....;. ~ . Away Homo .- J .· . "· Homo Awey Homo Homo Away Homo ' INACr1ION! . ' ' THIS FEATURE SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING SPORTS '. ' ' MINDED BUSINESSES & FIRMS: • WAVERLY ' INYINTIONAl GIOUNDING Sept. 11- Nols.-York . .. l-111111~ 11111. 25-W.IIIt""' Oct. 2-trontoa Oct. f-Jockson Oct. 16--Wtvorly Oct. n-Aflltns Oct. -Mtlp Nov. 6--Galllpolls Nov. 12-Circltvllle Homo Homo Away Homo Away Homo Away Homo Away Away WELLSIUN. .,... lf-P;rtS.~~ tto~;; ~ ~ ..-~'«h. •· D. ...,~,·,,{ ;: Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. 2-AI1Ioftl f-Mtltls 16--Looan IJ-Wellslvn lo-t.6--Jackoon Aw•y Away Homo Aw•r Homo Away tton11 Stpt. 25-Looan Oct. 2-Galllpolla Oct. 9--lrontvn Oct, 16--J•ckOct. 25-Wavorly Oct•. »-Aihens Nov. 6--Molts Nov. IJ-Ciak Hill . SEPT. II-HANNAN TIIACI SEPT. II-NORTH GALLI A SIPT. 26--WARREN LOC. RES. OCT. 2-GLOUSTE R OCT. ~YGERCREEK OCT. 16--FEDERAL MOCKING OCT. 24--MILLER 2 p.m. OCT. 30 SOUTHWEST! RN NOV. 7- RACINE HOME AWAY HOME AWAY HOME AWAY AWAY HOME HOME KYGER ClEEK IAI1 DIAD . SEPT. 11-WAHAMA SEPT. II-HANNAN TIIACI SEPT. 25-IIACINE OCT. 1-HORTif GALLIA OCT. f-EASTIRN de~ 16--SOUTHWESTERN OCT. 22-ALEXANDER OCT. -IIEENE NOV. I-FAIRLAND SEPT. 11-FED. HOCKING SEPT. II-MILLER SEPT. 25-KYOER CREIK OCT. 2-WAHAMA geT. 9--SOUTNWEITEf!.N OCT. 16--HANNAN TIACE OCT. 2:.--GLOUSTIR " OCT. -ALEXANDER NOV. . 7-EASTEt~ NOV. Is-NORTH GALLIA WAHAMA HOME AWAY HOME HOMI .. AWAY HOME AWAY HOME AWAY AUG. If-BUFFALO Sl PT. 4-WIRT CG. SEPT. II-KYGER CIIEEK SIPT. 11-FIDEIIAL HOCKING SEPT. 26--IIUVAL . . OCT. 2-SOUTHlRIII.OCAI, OCT. 9--PARKIRSI'GCATH, OCT. 16--VAN OCT. 25-RAVENSWOOD OCT. Jo-SPINCIR ·. Sugar · Homo •· 'llway Homo 'Away · tlo1111 Away HoWII ,, ' ·::; AWAY HOI!!\ I .... AWAY AWAY . ' ' ' I I I ...,, "') ames Motorola Sales & Servlc-Middleport, 0. c , .K &. Jewelers Mcaure's Dairy Isle Diamond ,. Service ' • Ohio Pomeroy. Ohio .Lumber-&SIIPP~ Co. I I I I .. I Pomeroy, Ohio ----~----------~----~~-t>ot;•lleV.I~< .tag~ J Ba"l JAtAelf'-'9THr •J ,. 1 Midway Market The Department Store ol Buildinq Since 1915 ' . 1970 AREA SCHEDULES SOUTHERN Kor11 Pomeroy Cement Block Co. .Republican ,s..f, l \i'~ N. ~ ; ltlinlt -Sijipt':';'V-p.w-··~ . ·:~ d·.·-·· Sept. -lllpoNs Ins. Agency T. A. (fed) · \ ' ' (' I ~ . ' , '' .·. ,; Goesslers Jewelry Store -~ ' 1 Pomeroy, Ohio Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs AWAY HOME Pomeroy. Ohio ,• Legar Monument Co. · . ,. fli!metoy, Ohio . H R.Firestone Store Middleport. CbJll Keith Goble Ford, Inc. Dannie's ·Mobile Homes Mobile Home Dealer- Pom eroy Mark VStore Middleport, Ohio Rutland Department Store "A Big ~ Store" Moore's in Pomeroy 124 w: Main Street The Star Supp~ Co. Racine, Ohio Crow, Crow, & Porter Ohio Mullen"s Insurance Agency, Inc. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy Home &Auto "bAIIQc .- •~ ••ec~ . t·· ·- f ' .;" ,., Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio ' Powell's Service Station Pomeroy, Ohio The Fabric Shop . Candidate lor County Commissioner Quality Print Shop Valley Plumbing & Heating >flen Franklin· Store ... . . . ""!<' ·' "' Ebersbach Hardware Singer Sales & Servic-Pomeroy Ohio 1ey �", ' ., ., i ' . PHSONAI. fOUL THE ICIQI:II IWI. !&&NALLY I'QUala lll.EGAI. SUISTITVTION (COUIGI) . ., '1970 SCHEDULES S.E.O.A.L J '. MEIGS MARAUDERS 't; .,. ~- Sept. 11-Marlotta Sept . .................. Sopt.21-Jackoon Oct. 2-Wavorly Oct. f-Galllpolls Oct. 16--Molp Oct. n - Looan Oct. 3~Wollstvn Nov. 6--lrontvn Away Homo Away Awar Sept. 11-Soultt Point Sept. 11-Coal Grovo Sept. 25-W•verly Oct. 2- Wollstvn Oct. f-Athons Aw1y Oct. lt.--lronton HolM Oct. 2:1- Molp Oct. -JodcSGn Nov. 6--Lopn Hom• AWil' Home IRONlON Home Away Homo Away Homo Homo Aw•r Away Home Homo Away Homo Awoy Home 11- Now lostvn Sept. 11-Porflmouth Sept. ~Moles Oct. 2-LOAon Oct. f-Wollstoa Oct. 16--Galllpolls Oct. 2:.--Jadcson Oct. Jo-Wovorly Sop!. Nov. Away Away Homo Awoy HolM 6-Ahns Nov. 1:.--Ashland 1 ' •, I I ' . 'J , ( ;' '- ' ~ ' •f ,. GAUl POLIS " ~. ·X·!e·Di;i: . ' .... ~ ' "i '··t·~ )·. ' ' AlHENS : ~;, AWAY HOME AWAY HOME AWAY HOME HOME AWAY HOME . AWAY SEPT. 12-IRONTON ST. JOE SEPT. 18-BELPRE SEPT. 25-IRONTON OCT. 2·- JACKSON OCT. 9-WAVE,L Y OCT. 16-ATHEN'S OCT. 23-GALLIPOLIS OCT. 3~LOGAN NOV. 6-WELLSTON NOV. 13-COALGROVE INCOMPIITI I'OIWAID PASli ' . . '• ' ' ...;·\· JACKSON Sept.,.,..._ Hill Homo Sept. It Grotnllold Sopt. 25-Aitlt8s Oct. 2-Molp Oct. f-Looan Oct. •;-w.ustvn Oct. 2)--l""'lvn Oct. -Gallipolis Nov. 1-Wa-ly Nov. 12-,_, - t SEE YOtJR . FAVORITE BAND . .., ,....;. ~ . Away Homo .- J .· . "· Homo Awey Homo Homo Away Homo ' INACr1ION! . ' ' THIS FEATURE SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING SPORTS '. ' ' MINDED BUSINESSES & FIRMS: • WAVERLY ' INYINTIONAl GIOUNDING Sept. 11- Nols.-York . .. l-111111~ 11111. 25-W.IIIt""' Oct. 2-trontoa Oct. f-Jockson Oct. 16--Wtvorly Oct. n-Aflltns Oct. -Mtlp Nov. 6--Galllpolls Nov. 12-Circltvllle Homo Homo Away Homo Away Homo Away Homo Away Away WELLSIUN. .,... lf-P;rtS.~~ tto~;; ~ ~ ..-~'«h. •· D. ...,~,·,,{ ;: Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. 2-AI1Ioftl f-Mtltls 16--Looan IJ-Wellslvn lo-t.6--Jackoon Aw•y Away Homo Aw•r Homo Away tton11 Stpt. 25-Looan Oct. 2-Galllpolla Oct. 9--lrontvn Oct, 16--J•ckOct. 25-Wavorly Oct•. »-Aihens Nov. 6--Molts Nov. IJ-Ciak Hill . SEPT. II-HANNAN TIIACI SEPT. II-NORTH GALLI A SIPT. 26--WARREN LOC. RES. OCT. 2-GLOUSTE R OCT. ~YGERCREEK OCT. 16--FEDERAL MOCKING OCT. 24--MILLER 2 p.m. OCT. 30 SOUTHWEST! RN NOV. 7- RACINE HOME AWAY HOME AWAY HOME AWAY AWAY HOME HOME KYGER ClEEK IAI1 DIAD . SEPT. 11-WAHAMA SEPT. II-HANNAN TIIACI SEPT. 25-IIACINE OCT. 1-HORTif GALLIA OCT. f-EASTIRN de~ 16--SOUTHWESTERN OCT. 22-ALEXANDER OCT. -IIEENE NOV. I-FAIRLAND SEPT. 11-FED. HOCKING SEPT. II-MILLER SEPT. 25-KYOER CREIK OCT. 2-WAHAMA geT. 9--SOUTNWEITEf!.N OCT. 16--HANNAN TIACE OCT. 2:.--GLOUSTIR " OCT. -ALEXANDER NOV. . 7-EASTEt~ NOV. Is-NORTH GALLIA WAHAMA HOME AWAY HOME HOMI .. AWAY HOME AWAY HOME AWAY AUG. If-BUFFALO Sl PT. 4-WIRT CG. SEPT. II-KYGER CIIEEK SIPT. 11-FIDEIIAL HOCKING SEPT. 26--IIUVAL . . OCT. 2-SOUTHlRIII.OCAI, OCT. 9--PARKIRSI'GCATH, OCT. 16--VAN OCT. 25-RAVENSWOOD OCT. Jo-SPINCIR ·. Sugar · Homo •· 'llway Homo 'Away · tlo1111 Away HoWII ,, ' ·::; AWAY HOI!!\ I .... AWAY AWAY . ' ' ' I I I ...,, "') ames Motorola Sales & Servlc-Middleport, 0. c , .K &. Jewelers Mcaure's Dairy Isle Diamond ,. Service ' • Ohio Pomeroy. Ohio .Lumber-&SIIPP~ Co. I I I I .. I Pomeroy, Ohio ----~----------~----~~-t>ot;•lleV.I~< .tag~ J Ba"l JAtAelf'-'9THr •J ,. 1 Midway Market The Department Store ol Buildinq Since 1915 ' . 1970 AREA SCHEDULES SOUTHERN Kor11 Pomeroy Cement Block Co. .Republican ,s..f, l \i'~ N. ~ ; ltlinlt -Sijipt':';'V-p.w-··~ . ·:~ d·.·-·· Sept. -lllpoNs Ins. Agency T. A. (fed) · \ ' ' (' I ~ . ' , '' .·. ,; Goesslers Jewelry Store -~ ' 1 Pomeroy, Ohio Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs AWAY HOME Pomeroy. Ohio ,• Legar Monument Co. · . ,. fli!metoy, Ohio . H R.Firestone Store Middleport. CbJll Keith Goble Ford, Inc. Dannie's ·Mobile Homes Mobile Home Dealer- Pom eroy Mark VStore Middleport, Ohio Rutland Department Store "A Big ~ Store" Moore's in Pomeroy 124 w: Main Street The Star Supp~ Co. Racine, Ohio Crow, Crow, & Porter Ohio Mullen"s Insurance Agency, Inc. Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy Home &Auto "bAIIQc .- •~ ••ec~ . t·· ·- f ' .;" ,., Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio ' Powell's Service Station Pomeroy, Ohio The Fabric Shop . Candidate lor County Commissioner Quality Print Shop Valley Plumbing & Heating >flen Franklin· Store ... . . . ""!<' ·' "' Ebersbach Hardware Singer Sales & Servic-Pomeroy Ohio 1ey �' . i. ' . . 10-'l'he ~ Se!&et, ~CIIli!I'OJ, 0., Sopt.IO,It70 WIN AT aliilbae • I 's Askl'ng Bl'd EY '' . wANT AD 'No'e0lo~~:~~N s • .M. Day Dndllne9o Detore Publication Monday .m. NORTH onserloon RATES •or Wont Ad Strvlce .KQ!7 tAKQ943 4652 .3 EAST +J!O; +98652 .952 t1065 487 tJ82 +AKJ1093 12 ~~~i~u~e~na~gJ~~Sc three consecullve in~, rllnr~ lB cents per word Silt con . se<.utlve inse•~lons . 25 Rer cent Oitcount on paid adJ and ads paid within 10 davs . CA.RD OF THANKS . & OBITUARY Sl .SO for 50 word mlnlmuft' Each additional word 2c. BLIND ADS (D) +AKQ73 • AJ1064 t7 +Q4 North-South vulnerable \\'est North Eut South 2+ 5• 2t Pa" Pw Pass Pw ' Tile country Swingers ~ a ......-L.riJ 1.z• 9 P.M. Till A.M. Members and Guests ln· vlted. Business-·services . =c''.-,-------- 1970 FORD Maverick. Very goad condl11on. $1,460. Phone 992-5845. 9-9-6tc - - - - - - - -- For Rent ~· EXPERIENcED· Service 8-JO.tfc STAR KILLS rats quickly, sure. 2V• ' tbs., $1.69, Ebersboch Hardware, Sugar Run Mills. Pickens Hardware, Ma~. 8-27-"'rti From the U!rtesl Truck• o~ ' Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallest 14eater Core. Operung lead-+ K In some respects Ely Culbertson was way ahead of his time back in the early '30s. At least. he was always comin~ up with ideas for new brds. One of his greatest brain children was the "Asking Bid." This bid was so far ahead of its day that no one wanted to use it back in the '30s. It is still a mighty complicated bid and only a few expert partnerships use It toda~ but there is a lot of mef!t to lt. _SfOCifically, an "Asking Brd ' Inquires about his partner's holding in some suit. The simplest asking bid is a 'BY OONTRACr Residential .or Commettlll Roof Painting & Rtp4!1r, Spo11t1ng .& Clrpenttr w,j'k. \ . PhOne 992·5632 WILL give plano lessons In my 3 ROOM unf\Jrnlshed apart- 5PINET-con•,ale' plano. Will home. Phone 992·3666. ment. Phone tt:t-2288. transfer to responllblo ,.rty. .J' . 8-16-Hc 7-1-tfc Cosh Additional 2Sc Charg• per or liberal forms. Write Ad11ertisement. Credit Monogor, P.o. Box WILL plrk up merchandise ond "'-IR CONDITIONED siHplng 276, Shelbyville, Ind., 46176. OFFICE HOURS Ponto roy room with kitchen prlvlloges. 8: JO a .m . to 5 :00p.m. Daily. ·take to auction Of) a per· 9-4-121p Phone m-. 5 440 after 6 p.m. 8.30 a . m . to 12 · 00 Noon centage ba•ls . .Call Jim .-saturday . 9-6-61p , - -- - - - - - - , WHEEL Horse Sales and Adams, aucflonHr, .ft'ltland. Phone 7A2·4161 . Mr. & Mrs. Service. Baum Lumbar dacoroled, 3 room Notica Company, Chester, Ohio. 9-23-lfc NEWLY fumlshid apilr1ment, adults Mobj le Home Customer Phone m-3301. HAYMAN'S AUCTION House, · ----~only, 126 Mulberry Ave. We Invite Comparison! 5·20-tfc Laurel Cliff, now open eech HORSE AUCTION, Sunday, Phone 992-66911. September 13, 12 noon. Circle Friday to receive con -GUARANTEED9-6-lfc Bring your mobile homo AIR CONDITIQNING, M Stable, Millfield, Ohio. 10 signments at 10 a.m. Auction prices and needs to us end let Refrigeration service. Jack's Phollf 992-21194 miles nll"lh of AthenJ, Stale starting at 7 p.m. Le1 us sell Refrigeration, New Haven. Route 13. Over 1110 tread of FURNISHED and unfurnished us tell you the truth In Mobile your merchandise. t'l!crne 812-2079. ' apartments. Close to school. HOif)l buying I No hidden hones and poniO$. Lois of new 3-22-tfc and Phone 992-5434. costs _!n ou~rlcesll 4-6-tfc •PomeiiiJ Home &Auto used lock. Phone 61ol-72510.18-Hc 2330. 106 E. Mlin. Pom...,y, 0, For Rent 9·3-llc C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer FURNISHED first floor efComplete Service NICE ONE bedroom garage REVIVAL AT Church of God, ficiency apartment, utilities NEIGLER t:Oiistructlon. For MOBILE HOMES "tr::;'o.,~~ apartm'"", furnished, use of furnished. Phone 992-3874. building or remodeling your Chester, '""' September 6 Route 7, Tu-s Plains, D. CrltiBradlord half of aarage, near school, no 8-12-lfc lhrotJg_h September 13 with homo, call Guy Nelgler, !667-3191 oru7-32l6 peb, Slj South Fourth Street, Rev. Donald Sheets, pastor. 5-1-tfc Racine, Ohio. Middleport. Spacial singing each night. 3 BEDROOM house, un 7-31-lfc 9-8-ltc Como and bring a friend. furnl•hed, Lincoln Hill. Phone HOMEMADE let cream In READY-MIX CONCRETE --~----delivered, right 1o ~our · 992-3440. 9-3·91C quarts. Bashan Auxiliary. pro,ecl. Fast and easy. Free SESaPTIC .tanks cleaned. Miller -::------9·10-31c Cell 91/9-4603 or 949-..s22. es1 mates. Phone 992-3284, nltatron, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. ON A budaet "Question Mar~"? 9-9·3fc Goegleln Rudy-Mix Co., 662-3035. Earn free toys. Have a 6 BEDROOM house trailer. - - - - - - - - Middleport, Ohio. 2·12-ltc Playhouse Toy party. Coli Available September U. 1966 MOBILE Home New Joan a1 742-3655. 6-30-tfc Phone 992-395A. Moon ' $2 •500· Phone •119' -• 9-10·6tc 9 1o'I ., ..... _. SEWING MACHINES. Repair .,.. c 9-1-7tc MECHANIC ATHERTON T.V ond Eltc1ronlc . service, all makes, 992-2284. - se-, - ba - th-,- co-m- - -Service. New Channel Mesler Tho Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Must know auto. trans. Will DO lranlfli In my home. 5---cR:c-00:-:-M- h-ou T.V.S. Phone Long Bottom Aulharlztd Singer Sties and Phone 992-2029. ptetety furnished, ' I • mile Pets For Sale work. Good working 985-31W9. ; Service. We Sharpen Scissors. 9-10.6tc from Rt. 7 on Rt. 33. $60 conditions, paid - - - - - - - - month. Phone 992-6362. PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, ._, 1-30-flc ~-------3-•B--tf~c THE ANNUAL Rio Grande 9-!0.Jtc and bird dogs. AKC. Pel and ~acations. Must apply volunteer tire department :-:-- -- - -- - show puppies . Grooming , HARRiSON'S TV AND ANen person at ~son fish fry and lea cream social UNFURNISHED apartment, Phone 992·5443. TENN"'- SERVICE. Phone 992-2522. ft Auto ~rt, ~son. W. wlll~heldfromS : JOtol2 : 30, living room, kitchen, '1 3-17-flc Saturday evening, September bedrooms. bath. Gra~el Hill, 6-10-tlc Va. 8 AM to 5 PM dally 12. at the Community Holt on Middleport. Cell 992-1119. BASSET purples, AKC reg. except Sunday. !he Rio ol Grande 9·10-ltp is1ered 0 Belbay heri- SEPTIC TAl- \S CLEANED. Purpoee this Is to campus. buy new · _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __:_ Re f r_.,ah k.· rates. Phone Ohio'• La,...ll - l i t fire eqrJipmen1. Hot fish TRAILER:, Brown's Trailer tage. 135-$50. Jus1 off R:t. 7 ..;n R.vsseii, Gallipolis 446Home Dloltr sandwiches, homemade ice Park, Minersville. Phone 992. near Tuppers Plains. Dhi r . ·a! . 1fl~r 5:30 p.m. cream, cakes and pies will be 3324. CFra1nc111s ,B7en edum, Phon -1-7-tfc 00 v 1e Q6 ·3856. sold. A square dance will 9-9-tfc A~ T~ H~E~R~T~O~N--~T~.V~.---AND follow . 9-16-JOtc ~ 9-9-Jtc ELECTRONIC SERVICE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, FURNISHED apartment, 217 Phone 985-3111/9, Long Botfom. BARKAROO Kennels. lovable Salunllly, Sept 5, mo, Ave., Middleport. Nice GUN SHOOT, Forked Run, 3rd 3-18-lfc Mmiature Schnauzers, Torch, yard . porch, private en SALES REPORT o1 BIAElTNARS - - - - -- EXPERT · Wheel Ali&ftmerit $5.55 - - - - - -- MEIGS ::-:::-:------ HELP WANTED North has a mighty fine hand opposite an opening bid that improves considerably when his partner gets around to bidding the heart suit. He wants to find out exactly one thing. That ls what his partner can do about the club suit. South has a very strong opening bid, 16 high-card polnts and two good fivecard suits. He merely bids two hearts at his second turn. At this point North can count enough points for a OIJlo Valley lJveotock Co. slam. However, you can't HOGS _ 175 111 23) lbs. 20 to make a slam if the oppon_ to ..,. lbs ents take the first two tricks 20·20; '""' ..,., · 19 to 19.60; and North wonders about the Fat Sows 17 Down; Stags I to club suit. 11; Boars 10 to 13; Pigs 8111 15. His jump to five hearts ts CATrLE- Steers 25 to 28.40: a clear request to partner to Baby Heifers 24 to 31; R•by to six if he can harulle e 'second .I'Qitlld ol. clubs, 7.,~;~~;: utlt -rall't >liat!dle' the· lite~ tl W.u• .nd of dubs so he passe n spite of his big bane VEAL CALVES - Tops U.60; If I • "'doesn't open a club Seconds 39 to 40.40; Medlwn :H South will make all the tricks 11137.45; Com. &Hvs. 26to30.40; but Wesi does open his suit Culls 26 Down. and does take the first two BABY CALVES - :H Ill liS. ~a~ksa. cThomims five-heart klcall LAMBS - Tops 25.25; on sol18o as ng Seconds 23 to 28 bid. Tomorrow we will show ' · one of Ely's original asking bids. Pf. PLEASANT, W. VA. (HntpOpet hterptist Aun.) LIVI!STOCII: SALES CO. 10' Sept. i,ll7t HOGS - 171 to 210 18.75 Ill 11.60; Heavies 17 Ill 18.80; , lJghta 16.:15 to 19.71; Fat Sows Q- T '· •ding hu been: 15 to lUll·, Beran 14.'15 to 16·, W.est :iorth £ut South 1. Pip UO to 12.50; Stock Shoats PIt Paso 2N.T. 14.25 Ill 19.:15. Pus 3+ Pus ? CATrLE-Steera22to 24.50· You, South, hold: Heifers 18.25111 23.50; Fat~ +KJ4 ••u•a +.t.qs +AKt 17111 22.25; Cannon 14 to 16.25; What do you do now! Bulls 21.75 to 23.85; Stock Cows A-Bid loor di"'""""' Y- and Calvet1 173 Ill 217.50; Stock ' " " - oppoon to be lookiAr Steers 231o 11.85· Stock Hellen ~';ry" Your ''"""""" ""' 21.75 to 25.50;' Stock Steer · Catvea :14111 31.25; Stock Heller Calves 23.50 to 21.10. D'ANNIE'S MOBIL£ HOM ES Market Report - -- - - - - Sportsman Club. Sunday. September 13. 9-9-Jtc -------VFW gun shoot. Bailey Run 1i' t ,, r = MAN CHARGED TOL£00, a!lo (UPI) -An auloply wu to be bold .Ill determine thedeatll of Miry lall, 31, Toledo, wi»M body ... found In a car In the VuJDH RMr near here Wedneny. PQilce charpcl Dave WIJIIIm HW, Toledli, wlll1 tlrttt-degree IIUder bt dealb. IDII1ectlm with her 8-25-lfc Apt. 16. 8-30-1otc -----NO HUNTING on my properly without my perm1s11on. Signed Pauline Racine, Ohio. Wolle, 9-8-3tc ----,---Wanted To Buy PIGS. Matos FF"'-. Coli Everetf Holcomb, Mtlg1 Hlllh School. phone 992-2159 or "'-lbany 698· 502.1. 9-9-3tc ==------= USEO fuel ott tank.' Phone 9-1-lfc -----Far Sale MODERN walnut stereo, • sp•aker sound system, • speed changer, Balance $63.52. Use OU1" limo payment ptan. FREE GIFT wllh every purchase. Coli 992-3352. -::--:-------'..:-8-6tc eO 0 C L NIAL mople slorto-rodlo combination, 4 speeker 1ound 1ystem, 4 speed changer Balance $78.40. Use our time payment plan. FREE GIFT wllh every purchase. Ca1199ll- -~-- - - - - 9-Uic 9-9-Jtp NEW 1970 ZIG ZAG sewing O~L::D:-:U::P::R~IG~H::T:--pl-an-os, machine In original loctory carton. Zig-lag to make condition, as long 11 halve no buttonholes, sew on buttons, been wet. Payl"'l S10 ech. mc:nogram, end mak:e fancy First floor only. Mondays will designs wllh lust the twist ala be pick-up day. Write, giving single dial. Loll In lay-a-way good directions, W!Hen l'lano and never been used. Will oen Company, Box lA, Sardis, for only W calli, or E·Z Ohio 439>16. terms. Phone 992·2685. 1-20-tfc 9-3-61c OLD fumltur8, dlshn, brass ::-:--::-::=----= VEAL CALVES - Seconds beds, etc. Write M. D. Mitior, ELECTROLUX SWEEPER with good suction. Complete 40.40; Medlwn 311.50 111 38.20; Rl. 4, Pomwoy, Ohio. Call with allallachmenfland oven 992-<1271. ' Comm011 a. Heaviea flto 31.70. throw away bags. Full prlca ..:_ 9-1-lfc only S32.10 or ltrms availobit. Phone m-2685. 9-3-61c Employment .Wanted WILL DO bebysltllng In iny home. Octobir 12 through IUGINI May 25. Mrs. Rooer Bahr, IUCKLIY ocrou from Etsftm High lAYS: ••Thll jacll:et I Schoof. Phone Chester 985ftave on slltMicl 3951. Chesler 985-39$3. anr _____ District Meet you that wlllttr it Ladies and Gentlemen Wt Ml'ft HtltlnJ P'rtllltMtl Sltt..r 011 Htillt Heatln Wt Utltllll Wtlorvtctt::~~~;"' J. W. Caney, t,tgr. 2-acre lots. Phone Chftter 985-3301, nl~ht 985-3302. ·I •.·......--.~t ll ~ ,· MAN, !NimM t1r In with tldtrly 742-5613. I; basement, garage, 742-:W.I Rt.l , Dlrrtor,O. . Have Your Yearly . Ai(.QJn~itiani. ,, InSpection ARd:.i R..awle Plus 6•98 ' Parts I 'i l' Blaettria~s I Photlo m-2143 lns~rance AUTOMOBILE Insurance -.nl cancelled? Losf your operator's license? Call 9922966. 6-15-lfc ••• LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COMMON ~LEAS Cc:.:'e"t~S COUNTY, OHIO THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK , (NILSONVILLEl , VS WILLIAM 1. SKAGGS ~All NO. \4,661 Pursutnt to en Order of Sate l11uld by tht Court of Cammon Pion of Mtlgo County, Ohio,. I will offer tor. 111e at public auction on tf'le 12th day of Stpttmber, 1970. at 10:00 A.M . at the &tepa of the Court Houn of Slid county, If! VIllage of Pomeroy, the following deacrlbtcl real eitate: two Syracuse, Ohio, by owner. Phone Gallipolis w, 9539 for appointment. -lloi.TEI REALTY Cllly'6795 Donnit'sMoblll H!lmn Pomeroy, Ofllo GEO. H08STini!R BROKER 7-19-Hc 57 ACRES- • bedroom home, Just•--~ .. bath, furnace. Drilled well. -·• rvmeroy. TOTAL Electric homo. Brick $10.000. NEW LISTINe. MIJ<'ft Brldgt veneer. Tuppers Plains area. MIDDLE!'ORT - 3 bedroom PH. Pn-71" Phone Chester 985-3698. 9-Ufp ~It!'.t 'Afr":r:..~~~~, Hours: 't io.M...-Frr. --------N SalurdlyttoS por . ear schools. Want Sundoy lit 5 NEW HOMES for sele. We have $20,500. beautiful lots ovallable or will STEAM HEAT Full . . . . . . . . build on YOUI"I. Semple homos double garage, 3 I' alreedy built lor rour In- basement, bedrooms, near school. 11 ~-11 • E S20,0110. spec on. "" "· · H, Lao Construction, Phone "ll-3454. 11,0110.110 DOWN -;, 4 bedr<.<rms, full baumtnl. --------'"-29_-lfc bath, Automatic IDrced air heat. 75 ACRES -7 room horne. A .numl!flr of outbulldin.a•Minerals. Plenty of water. Asking $15,500.. 151.01 AN ACRE -dol AcrH of - · brulll, old houJt. bern end dUll well. · FOR GOO~_fJ,CALL HELEN I VIRGIL TEAFORD ,.SiqCIATES-SYRACUSE 9·3,.\lc quick sale. Phone 992·3035. 9·10 Volume na, page County Mor1tiiJI THE BORN LOSER ,...ns 'OJ llall4> 10 ~ 1H6\\Kl.S ,JUST~Illo AAOUt.!P~ .~--------~ TIRE SALE RETREADS ALL SIZES ONLY '9.95 Plus: Exchange casings . --------GENERAL SALES '· and ORVIU£ DINSOff porchO$, shade trees, 1\i aero ground located on Rt. 1:1>1, S190. Priced reasonably lor ,.o. · You~ Cofttad: 7 ROOM modem home will> •"." l~lfc T .'---:· FORHOMEMADJ:tcac...m ln 1 . 456 Seco~992·'1'1 !IUtrll, Bashan Auxiliary, . uadcitp--t _ , ·e~u ,.__ gr ••-~· . ... .,.,.... • 9.Utc HiU, ' Real Esta·te For Sale garages. Monthly Income. ~--Optn-llft._~_~•.....~~-~"__J .. nRE Tom ' U7- 9-6-12tc EaglesP1an rtMIRd Music! ... . Cool~llle opartmenb, besement, two 'II tilt w•y.u .. Right. Phone 3654. GOOD lrivestmen1 propfrtv. House with three furnished NO HUNTING on my property during fhls hunting season. Starling Massar. 9-9-3tp . ROOfi~G Ohio. Turn right, fifth house. Road . Junction 124 ;3nd 143, SEMI -FURNISHED apart. Sunday, September 13, af ment, 2 large rooms, kit- Real Estate For Sale noon. chene1te. bath. Coats LOTS WITH all utilities. Building, Middleport. Inquire Restricted sub division . V11o fi l trances . Phone992-2780or 992- 3432 . ,.- JoHNSQt,- . MASONRY ., Free Estimates Ceramic tile and _ slate ------- Pus common sense one. · ~IIIUI: 5cents per Word one lnseraon WEST sourn and .for ""!ore than one incorr•ct • Void tr! AITiltEI&ItiCiab Featuring Bill carr g~~~~:, w~~ ~:n~~:s1PonlTb~: • 1 1or BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY COAL . , 11 tn • I 1ant,. Exces DEALER· W k Aua. f 1 Sell Works, &. lolaln St., Decembei, trolnf.:';. N~ Pomeroy. Phone Wl-iliiP~t-lfc Collacflng, no delivery, no cnh Investment. Call Collact ,,WIIINGS, . storm doors and 614·317-4791, Charlott, . wl'hiloWB, carporf •. Heiskell. South Polni, Oh)o. marquees, blown and bat( J.J7.ffc: ln~UJitlon. Elmtr Whit~ ..,.. re-ntatlv•. For free estimates, phone Charles Auto Sales Lisle, Syracuse. v. v. Johnson and Son, Inc. DANCE Cancellation & corrections Will 0 'J~:~,'I'~~.::r:~'t7o~ m. tor REGULATIONS By Oswald & James lGCoDy . Tne Publisher rt~erv., the right to odll or retoct any ads Far Sale. fomale Help Wanted .l ' · Sf0rfed in '30s 11 • Notice A ~f}l}~~tJ.J:::ti-'C \!I e ® Mil- - · "- CROSSWORD ~ ------- Unseremble these fuur Jumbles, lettor lo ...,h ~quare, 1o Clelan~ Real~! RUTLAND. - $ALEM ST. 1 Sfllry Frame, ~ l!tdroomt, NQ .lATH, CAll NIT$ Ill KITCHEN, ' NICE LOT $6,500.00 ' . form four onlinar:r worda. ". --· ullptD 'UIAWIOt --~ 11. . Ltttor I CUBUK CtJ I. () �' . i. ' . . 10-'l'he ~ Se!&et, ~CIIli!I'OJ, 0., Sopt.IO,It70 WIN AT aliilbae • I 's Askl'ng Bl'd EY '' . wANT AD 'No'e0lo~~:~~N s • .M. Day Dndllne9o Detore Publication Monday .m. NORTH onserloon RATES •or Wont Ad Strvlce .KQ!7 tAKQ943 4652 .3 EAST +J!O; +98652 .952 t1065 487 tJ82 +AKJ1093 12 ~~~i~u~e~na~gJ~~Sc three consecullve in~, rllnr~ lB cents per word Silt con . se<.utlve inse•~lons . 25 Rer cent Oitcount on paid adJ and ads paid within 10 davs . CA.RD OF THANKS . & OBITUARY Sl .SO for 50 word mlnlmuft' Each additional word 2c. BLIND ADS (D) +AKQ73 • AJ1064 t7 +Q4 North-South vulnerable \\'est North Eut South 2+ 5• 2t Pa" Pw Pass Pw ' Tile country Swingers ~ a ......-L.riJ 1.z• 9 P.M. Till A.M. Members and Guests ln· vlted. Business-·services . =c''.-,-------- 1970 FORD Maverick. Very goad condl11on. $1,460. Phone 992-5845. 9-9-6tc - - - - - - - -- For Rent ~· EXPERIENcED· Service 8-JO.tfc STAR KILLS rats quickly, sure. 2V• ' tbs., $1.69, Ebersboch Hardware, Sugar Run Mills. Pickens Hardware, Ma~. 8-27-"'rti From the U!rtesl Truck• o~ ' Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallest 14eater Core. Operung lead-+ K In some respects Ely Culbertson was way ahead of his time back in the early '30s. At least. he was always comin~ up with ideas for new brds. One of his greatest brain children was the "Asking Bid." This bid was so far ahead of its day that no one wanted to use it back in the '30s. It is still a mighty complicated bid and only a few expert partnerships use It toda~ but there is a lot of mef!t to lt. _SfOCifically, an "Asking Brd ' Inquires about his partner's holding in some suit. The simplest asking bid is a 'BY OONTRACr Residential .or Commettlll Roof Painting & Rtp4!1r, Spo11t1ng .& Clrpenttr w,j'k. \ . PhOne 992·5632 WILL give plano lessons In my 3 ROOM unf\Jrnlshed apart- 5PINET-con•,ale' plano. Will home. Phone 992·3666. ment. Phone tt:t-2288. transfer to responllblo ,.rty. .J' . 8-16-Hc 7-1-tfc Cosh Additional 2Sc Charg• per or liberal forms. Write Ad11ertisement. Credit Monogor, P.o. Box WILL plrk up merchandise ond "'-IR CONDITIONED siHplng 276, Shelbyville, Ind., 46176. OFFICE HOURS Ponto roy room with kitchen prlvlloges. 8: JO a .m . to 5 :00p.m. Daily. ·take to auction Of) a per· 9-4-121p Phone m-. 5 440 after 6 p.m. 8.30 a . m . to 12 · 00 Noon centage ba•ls . .Call Jim .-saturday . 9-6-61p , - -- - - - - - - , WHEEL Horse Sales and Adams, aucflonHr, .ft'ltland. Phone 7A2·4161 . Mr. & Mrs. Service. Baum Lumbar dacoroled, 3 room Notica Company, Chester, Ohio. 9-23-lfc NEWLY fumlshid apilr1ment, adults Mobj le Home Customer Phone m-3301. HAYMAN'S AUCTION House, · ----~only, 126 Mulberry Ave. We Invite Comparison! 5·20-tfc Laurel Cliff, now open eech HORSE AUCTION, Sunday, Phone 992-66911. September 13, 12 noon. Circle Friday to receive con -GUARANTEED9-6-lfc Bring your mobile homo AIR CONDITIQNING, M Stable, Millfield, Ohio. 10 signments at 10 a.m. Auction prices and needs to us end let Refrigeration service. Jack's Phollf 992-21194 miles nll"lh of AthenJ, Stale starting at 7 p.m. Le1 us sell Refrigeration, New Haven. Route 13. Over 1110 tread of FURNISHED and unfurnished us tell you the truth In Mobile your merchandise. t'l!crne 812-2079. ' apartments. Close to school. HOif)l buying I No hidden hones and poniO$. Lois of new 3-22-tfc and Phone 992-5434. costs _!n ou~rlcesll 4-6-tfc •PomeiiiJ Home &Auto used lock. Phone 61ol-72510.18-Hc 2330. 106 E. Mlin. Pom...,y, 0, For Rent 9·3-llc C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer FURNISHED first floor efComplete Service NICE ONE bedroom garage REVIVAL AT Church of God, ficiency apartment, utilities NEIGLER t:Oiistructlon. For MOBILE HOMES "tr::;'o.,~~ apartm'"", furnished, use of furnished. Phone 992-3874. building or remodeling your Chester, '""' September 6 Route 7, Tu-s Plains, D. CrltiBradlord half of aarage, near school, no 8-12-lfc lhrotJg_h September 13 with homo, call Guy Nelgler, !667-3191 oru7-32l6 peb, Slj South Fourth Street, Rev. Donald Sheets, pastor. 5-1-tfc Racine, Ohio. Middleport. Spacial singing each night. 3 BEDROOM house, un 7-31-lfc 9-8-ltc Como and bring a friend. furnl•hed, Lincoln Hill. Phone HOMEMADE let cream In READY-MIX CONCRETE --~----delivered, right 1o ~our · 992-3440. 9-3·91C quarts. Bashan Auxiliary. pro,ecl. Fast and easy. Free SESaPTIC .tanks cleaned. Miller -::------9·10-31c Cell 91/9-4603 or 949-..s22. es1 mates. Phone 992-3284, nltatron, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. ON A budaet "Question Mar~"? 9-9·3fc Goegleln Rudy-Mix Co., 662-3035. Earn free toys. Have a 6 BEDROOM house trailer. - - - - - - - - Middleport, Ohio. 2·12-ltc Playhouse Toy party. Coli Available September U. 1966 MOBILE Home New Joan a1 742-3655. 6-30-tfc Phone 992-395A. Moon ' $2 •500· Phone •119' -• 9-10·6tc 9 1o'I ., ..... _. SEWING MACHINES. Repair .,.. c 9-1-7tc MECHANIC ATHERTON T.V ond Eltc1ronlc . service, all makes, 992-2284. - se-, - ba - th-,- co-m- - -Service. New Channel Mesler Tho Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Must know auto. trans. Will DO lranlfli In my home. 5---cR:c-00:-:-M- h-ou T.V.S. Phone Long Bottom Aulharlztd Singer Sties and Phone 992-2029. ptetety furnished, ' I • mile Pets For Sale work. Good working 985-31W9. ; Service. We Sharpen Scissors. 9-10.6tc from Rt. 7 on Rt. 33. $60 conditions, paid - - - - - - - - month. Phone 992-6362. PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, ._, 1-30-flc ~-------3-•B--tf~c THE ANNUAL Rio Grande 9-!0.Jtc and bird dogs. AKC. Pel and ~acations. Must apply volunteer tire department :-:-- -- - -- - show puppies . Grooming , HARRiSON'S TV AND ANen person at ~son fish fry and lea cream social UNFURNISHED apartment, Phone 992·5443. TENN"'- SERVICE. Phone 992-2522. ft Auto ~rt, ~son. W. wlll~heldfromS : JOtol2 : 30, living room, kitchen, '1 3-17-flc Saturday evening, September bedrooms. bath. Gra~el Hill, 6-10-tlc Va. 8 AM to 5 PM dally 12. at the Community Holt on Middleport. Cell 992-1119. BASSET purples, AKC reg. except Sunday. !he Rio ol Grande 9·10-ltp is1ered 0 Belbay heri- SEPTIC TAl- \S CLEANED. Purpoee this Is to campus. buy new · _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __:_ Re f r_.,ah k.· rates. Phone Ohio'• La,...ll - l i t fire eqrJipmen1. Hot fish TRAILER:, Brown's Trailer tage. 135-$50. Jus1 off R:t. 7 ..;n R.vsseii, Gallipolis 446Home Dloltr sandwiches, homemade ice Park, Minersville. Phone 992. near Tuppers Plains. Dhi r . ·a! . 1fl~r 5:30 p.m. cream, cakes and pies will be 3324. CFra1nc111s ,B7en edum, Phon -1-7-tfc 00 v 1e Q6 ·3856. sold. A square dance will 9-9-tfc A~ T~ H~E~R~T~O~N--~T~.V~.---AND follow . 9-16-JOtc ~ 9-9-Jtc ELECTRONIC SERVICE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, FURNISHED apartment, 217 Phone 985-3111/9, Long Botfom. BARKAROO Kennels. lovable Salunllly, Sept 5, mo, Ave., Middleport. Nice GUN SHOOT, Forked Run, 3rd 3-18-lfc Mmiature Schnauzers, Torch, yard . porch, private en SALES REPORT o1 BIAElTNARS - - - - -- EXPERT · Wheel Ali&ftmerit $5.55 - - - - - -- MEIGS ::-:::-:------ HELP WANTED North has a mighty fine hand opposite an opening bid that improves considerably when his partner gets around to bidding the heart suit. He wants to find out exactly one thing. That ls what his partner can do about the club suit. South has a very strong opening bid, 16 high-card polnts and two good fivecard suits. He merely bids two hearts at his second turn. At this point North can count enough points for a OIJlo Valley lJveotock Co. slam. However, you can't HOGS _ 175 111 23) lbs. 20 to make a slam if the oppon_ to ..,. lbs ents take the first two tricks 20·20; '""' ..,., · 19 to 19.60; and North wonders about the Fat Sows 17 Down; Stags I to club suit. 11; Boars 10 to 13; Pigs 8111 15. His jump to five hearts ts CATrLE- Steers 25 to 28.40: a clear request to partner to Baby Heifers 24 to 31; R•by to six if he can harulle e 'second .I'Qitlld ol. clubs, 7.,~;~~;: utlt -rall't >liat!dle' the· lite~ tl W.u• .nd of dubs so he passe n spite of his big bane VEAL CALVES - Tops U.60; If I • "'doesn't open a club Seconds 39 to 40.40; Medlwn :H South will make all the tricks 11137.45; Com. &Hvs. 26to30.40; but Wesi does open his suit Culls 26 Down. and does take the first two BABY CALVES - :H Ill liS. ~a~ksa. cThomims five-heart klcall LAMBS - Tops 25.25; on sol18o as ng Seconds 23 to 28 bid. Tomorrow we will show ' · one of Ely's original asking bids. Pf. PLEASANT, W. VA. (HntpOpet hterptist Aun.) LIVI!STOCII: SALES CO. 10' Sept. i,ll7t HOGS - 171 to 210 18.75 Ill 11.60; Heavies 17 Ill 18.80; , lJghta 16.:15 to 19.71; Fat Sows Q- T '· •ding hu been: 15 to lUll·, Beran 14.'15 to 16·, W.est :iorth £ut South 1. Pip UO to 12.50; Stock Shoats PIt Paso 2N.T. 14.25 Ill 19.:15. Pus 3+ Pus ? CATrLE-Steera22to 24.50· You, South, hold: Heifers 18.25111 23.50; Fat~ +KJ4 ••u•a +.t.qs +AKt 17111 22.25; Cannon 14 to 16.25; What do you do now! Bulls 21.75 to 23.85; Stock Cows A-Bid loor di"'""""' Y- and Calvet1 173 Ill 217.50; Stock ' " " - oppoon to be lookiAr Steers 231o 11.85· Stock Hellen ~';ry" Your ''"""""" ""' 21.75 to 25.50;' Stock Steer · Catvea :14111 31.25; Stock Heller Calves 23.50 to 21.10. D'ANNIE'S MOBIL£ HOM ES Market Report - -- - - - - Sportsman Club. Sunday. September 13. 9-9-Jtc -------VFW gun shoot. Bailey Run 1i' t ,, r = MAN CHARGED TOL£00, a!lo (UPI) -An auloply wu to be bold .Ill determine thedeatll of Miry lall, 31, Toledo, wi»M body ... found In a car In the VuJDH RMr near here Wedneny. PQilce charpcl Dave WIJIIIm HW, Toledli, wlll1 tlrttt-degree IIUder bt dealb. IDII1ectlm with her 8-25-lfc Apt. 16. 8-30-1otc -----NO HUNTING on my properly without my perm1s11on. Signed Pauline Racine, Ohio. Wolle, 9-8-3tc ----,---Wanted To Buy PIGS. Matos FF"'-. Coli Everetf Holcomb, Mtlg1 Hlllh School. phone 992-2159 or "'-lbany 698· 502.1. 9-9-3tc ==------= USEO fuel ott tank.' Phone 9-1-lfc -----Far Sale MODERN walnut stereo, • sp•aker sound system, • speed changer, Balance $63.52. Use OU1" limo payment ptan. FREE GIFT wllh every purchase. Coli 992-3352. -::--:-------'..:-8-6tc eO 0 C L NIAL mople slorto-rodlo combination, 4 speeker 1ound 1ystem, 4 speed changer Balance $78.40. Use our time payment plan. FREE GIFT wllh every purchase. Ca1199ll- -~-- - - - - 9-Uic 9-9-Jtp NEW 1970 ZIG ZAG sewing O~L::D:-:U::P::R~IG~H::T:--pl-an-os, machine In original loctory carton. Zig-lag to make condition, as long 11 halve no buttonholes, sew on buttons, been wet. Payl"'l S10 ech. mc:nogram, end mak:e fancy First floor only. Mondays will designs wllh lust the twist ala be pick-up day. Write, giving single dial. Loll In lay-a-way good directions, W!Hen l'lano and never been used. Will oen Company, Box lA, Sardis, for only W calli, or E·Z Ohio 439>16. terms. Phone 992·2685. 1-20-tfc 9-3-61c OLD fumltur8, dlshn, brass ::-:--::-::=----= VEAL CALVES - Seconds beds, etc. Write M. D. Mitior, ELECTROLUX SWEEPER with good suction. Complete 40.40; Medlwn 311.50 111 38.20; Rl. 4, Pomwoy, Ohio. Call with allallachmenfland oven 992-<1271. ' Comm011 a. Heaviea flto 31.70. throw away bags. Full prlca ..:_ 9-1-lfc only S32.10 or ltrms availobit. Phone m-2685. 9-3-61c Employment .Wanted WILL DO bebysltllng In iny home. Octobir 12 through IUGINI May 25. Mrs. Rooer Bahr, IUCKLIY ocrou from Etsftm High lAYS: ••Thll jacll:et I Schoof. Phone Chester 985ftave on slltMicl 3951. Chesler 985-39$3. anr _____ District Meet you that wlllttr it Ladies and Gentlemen Wt Ml'ft HtltlnJ P'rtllltMtl Sltt..r 011 Htillt Heatln Wt Utltllll Wtlorvtctt::~~~;"' J. W. Caney, t,tgr. 2-acre lots. Phone Chftter 985-3301, nl~ht 985-3302. ·I •.·......--.~t ll ~ ,· MAN, !NimM t1r In with tldtrly 742-5613. I; basement, garage, 742-:W.I Rt.l , Dlrrtor,O. . Have Your Yearly . Ai(.QJn~itiani. ,, InSpection ARd:.i R..awle Plus 6•98 ' Parts I 'i l' Blaettria~s I Photlo m-2143 lns~rance AUTOMOBILE Insurance -.nl cancelled? Losf your operator's license? Call 9922966. 6-15-lfc ••• LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COMMON ~LEAS Cc:.:'e"t~S COUNTY, OHIO THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK , (NILSONVILLEl , VS WILLIAM 1. SKAGGS ~All NO. \4,661 Pursutnt to en Order of Sate l11uld by tht Court of Cammon Pion of Mtlgo County, Ohio,. I will offer tor. 111e at public auction on tf'le 12th day of Stpttmber, 1970. at 10:00 A.M . at the &tepa of the Court Houn of Slid county, If! VIllage of Pomeroy, the following deacrlbtcl real eitate: two Syracuse, Ohio, by owner. Phone Gallipolis w, 9539 for appointment. -lloi.TEI REALTY Cllly'6795 Donnit'sMoblll H!lmn Pomeroy, Ofllo GEO. H08STini!R BROKER 7-19-Hc 57 ACRES- • bedroom home, Just•--~ .. bath, furnace. Drilled well. -·• rvmeroy. TOTAL Electric homo. Brick $10.000. NEW LISTINe. MIJ<'ft Brldgt veneer. Tuppers Plains area. MIDDLE!'ORT - 3 bedroom PH. Pn-71" Phone Chester 985-3698. 9-Ufp ~It!'.t 'Afr":r:..~~~~, Hours: 't io.M...-Frr. --------N SalurdlyttoS por . ear schools. Want Sundoy lit 5 NEW HOMES for sele. We have $20,500. beautiful lots ovallable or will STEAM HEAT Full . . . . . . . . build on YOUI"I. Semple homos double garage, 3 I' alreedy built lor rour In- basement, bedrooms, near school. 11 ~-11 • E S20,0110. spec on. "" "· · H, Lao Construction, Phone "ll-3454. 11,0110.110 DOWN -;, 4 bedr<.<rms, full baumtnl. --------'"-29_-lfc bath, Automatic IDrced air heat. 75 ACRES -7 room horne. A .numl!flr of outbulldin.a•Minerals. Plenty of water. Asking $15,500.. 151.01 AN ACRE -dol AcrH of - · brulll, old houJt. bern end dUll well. · FOR GOO~_fJ,CALL HELEN I VIRGIL TEAFORD ,.SiqCIATES-SYRACUSE 9·3,.\lc quick sale. Phone 992·3035. 9·10 Volume na, page County Mor1tiiJI THE BORN LOSER ,...ns 'OJ llall4> 10 ~ 1H6\\Kl.S ,JUST~Illo AAOUt.!P~ .~--------~ TIRE SALE RETREADS ALL SIZES ONLY '9.95 Plus: Exchange casings . --------GENERAL SALES '· and ORVIU£ DINSOff porchO$, shade trees, 1\i aero ground located on Rt. 1:1>1, S190. Priced reasonably lor ,.o. · You~ Cofttad: 7 ROOM modem home will> •"." l~lfc T .'---:· FORHOMEMADJ:tcac...m ln 1 . 456 Seco~992·'1'1 !IUtrll, Bashan Auxiliary, . uadcitp--t _ , ·e~u ,.__ gr ••-~· . ... .,.,.... • 9.Utc HiU, ' Real Esta·te For Sale garages. Monthly Income. ~--Optn-llft._~_~•.....~~-~"__J .. nRE Tom ' U7- 9-6-12tc EaglesP1an rtMIRd Music! ... . Cool~llle opartmenb, besement, two 'II tilt w•y.u .. Right. Phone 3654. GOOD lrivestmen1 propfrtv. House with three furnished NO HUNTING on my property during fhls hunting season. Starling Massar. 9-9-3tp . ROOfi~G Ohio. Turn right, fifth house. Road . Junction 124 ;3nd 143, SEMI -FURNISHED apart. Sunday, September 13, af ment, 2 large rooms, kit- Real Estate For Sale noon. chene1te. bath. Coats LOTS WITH all utilities. Building, Middleport. Inquire Restricted sub division . V11o fi l trances . Phone992-2780or 992- 3432 . ,.- JoHNSQt,- . MASONRY ., Free Estimates Ceramic tile and _ slate ------- Pus common sense one. · ~IIIUI: 5cents per Word one lnseraon WEST sourn and .for ""!ore than one incorr•ct • Void tr! AITiltEI&ItiCiab Featuring Bill carr g~~~~:, w~~ ~:n~~:s1PonlTb~: • 1 1or BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY COAL . , 11 tn • I 1ant,. Exces DEALER· W k Aua. f 1 Sell Works, &. lolaln St., Decembei, trolnf.:';. N~ Pomeroy. Phone Wl-iliiP~t-lfc Collacflng, no delivery, no cnh Investment. Call Collact ,,WIIINGS, . storm doors and 614·317-4791, Charlott, . wl'hiloWB, carporf •. Heiskell. South Polni, Oh)o. marquees, blown and bat( J.J7.ffc: ln~UJitlon. Elmtr Whit~ ..,.. re-ntatlv•. For free estimates, phone Charles Auto Sales Lisle, Syracuse. v. v. Johnson and Son, Inc. DANCE Cancellation & corrections Will 0 'J~:~,'I'~~.::r:~'t7o~ m. tor REGULATIONS By Oswald & James lGCoDy . Tne Publisher rt~erv., the right to odll or retoct any ads Far Sale. fomale Help Wanted .l ' · Sf0rfed in '30s 11 • Notice A ~f}l}~~tJ.J:::ti-'C \!I e ® Mil- - · "- CROSSWORD ~ ------- Unseremble these fuur Jumbles, lettor lo ...,h ~quare, 1o Clelan~ Real~! RUTLAND. - $ALEM ST. 1 Sfllry Frame, ~ l!tdroomt, NQ .lATH, CAll NIT$ Ill KITCHEN, ' NICE LOT $6,500.00 ' . form four onlinar:r worda. ". --· ullptD 'UIAWIOt --~ 11. . Ltttor I CUBUK CtJ I. () �.. entl D·e .,· f "' -RejJort • • • ., J I• WASHINGTON REPORT Lpl week the Bureau of Labor Statistics, lbe national surveyor of retail 'Uid wholeoale prices, revealed that the corurumer price indes showed a leasonally-adjusled Increase of 0.3 per ceil! for July, This is welcomed news, not becauae of the indes Increase, · but because this 0.3 per cent rise · - lbe same as In June - In across-the-counter .commodities Is the smallost twomonth increase In prices In nearly two years. This contrasts · with monthly advances of 0.4 · per cent from February through May and 0.6 per cent at the first · of the year. To lbe conswner In Southeastern Ohio Ibis means that although lbe cost of living . is still rising, il is moving subotan tlally slower now lban earlier In 19711. Even more Important is tM trend and Indications that prices are beginning to stabilize. . 'fbe cost of living is now 3.7 per cent per year as compared to 4.9 per cent this spring, and morelban 7per centearlyin lbe year. On lbe heels of this significant report by the Bureau, comes an additional inflation • foghtir g announcement that wholesale prices dropped - a pattern which ls generally represen. !alive of retail ~rices to follow - 0.5 per cent In Auguat. This, too, represented lbe first price revenal in 24 monlbs. In addition, other key barometers of buainess are now beginning to tell a brighter story. Recent readings suggest that lbe business downturn Is leveling off and that the economic outlook for the ,. Special! FridaJ and ~rdaf We have styles •in womens stacks suitable for any occasion. A com- S.ve lllls weekend an a • .. ' , • 1 Dressy and casual types - hundreda. fa choose · from In all the latest new fall styles. fabrics and colors - well known brand name. A complete range of misses sizes 14 to 20 and half sizes 141!2 · to 24'h. · Regular 8.95 Womens Dresses··--. Sale 7.44 Regular 7.95 Womens Dresses .. - •. S.le 6.44' groups with matching shifts and tops to complete a beautiful slack ~f. Come in now and look around. All conveniently arranged for easy selection styles In regular and extra sizes. .fUNNEL... PAJAMA$. BEAUTIFUL BLOUSES your school room In style with several of our blouses In the latest styles. Choose from basics and body shirts -dressy whip creams with ruffles and lace trim . Solids and prints In sizes 30 to 38 and 40 to 4& . Sale! •g• WOMEN'S ANGEL · TREADS toda Sizes 32 through «>and extra sizes 42 through 4. Now Is a per- recTo ...._flghllnflatlony, and allow feclllmoto buy whst you want. Step in - See thl• wonderful line 584 2.95 ' It illjnper.Uve at this time in . , our bii!Ory 11!*1 WJ te«der our ,.-Joritlel to·1 meet lhe needa of ' . . . nation and best ( ~tal'!lble resoui;ce_s_,-" ~.- · 1 ·:~: • -: 11lerniwe we mllft hOld the Se.e !.Ills ,. l;lealllltul selec;tl1on •'of stacks and rl'l'al¢hlng foils for girt~ sites 1 to 14. 1, I Lltflo boys ilzn 2 to 7. Ragulor boyo sizes .6 to 20. ~. , regular slzts olld extra Iorge r,lw. . ' ·. Weist lenvlh lackots - cor coet ""gills. Solid colora • jllolda . checks. All or:e warmly lined: Very ""II atyfH. Ex..,-tty toilorod '!11d ready for your ser.ctlon. · ' Lined ond unll,.., CPO'aln ill ' '"'· Solid I:Oioru~ QOiorfui Fortrel Polyester ond 50 percent · combed cotton, Very well made with toper legs - bell loops. Solid color blue, Ioden grNn end block. Slits :WIG 42 wolst. Choose · .,_ ''. . 5._95 Percent ' pl1lds. · .·,.'"' o. J. Dailey' ""0 Men a Dies Thursday ·· ' Mens Button · Front Press OOATsWEATERS . Wijil Ideal double woiii 'I WAIIIINGTON -IN A ·~ RAilE IIICnt lllllon, U... Slalle bu IJIIIII«IIrale&J fir Clai41M ID Gee tile clly In ~ .:tt:rlilo!Jt••~)i»c~J ~~~ bul ~II qultun II Mlb Monefte!d 1111l Jluila lbtU llllliiJitllled .• tlkplalll,e - - bll!blllabtiY puded' tlilciws. $1~ ~' 1~. ' . . . 18. . Made of Nrmanent 65 percent c"1fon. 3S: poi-. cent Polye1ter. Popul.a r unbulfoned Ivy· . lang pointed cottar • collar stoyo. Shop in the 3rd floor furniture department and see lhe large selection of swivel rockers, recliners · Rock-0-Lounoers and occasional chairs now all at sale 'Mr":. 1.95 Sale! '· SAL£! KROEHLER UVING ROOM SUITES SOFAS AND LOVE SEAlS "'' Seiectlon ·On !tie tot floor-Wollolr · ..,. in!lll , womens ci,tch Y~k ~rm~ent PreQ wORk , Big ~i\Y WALLETs ' , •. I . , . , UNIFORMS 1 ;r. t ... purlfl - wamons wallots ond mlltcl11"9 kfY Cillo <~e!• - Ail ,ex~pllonot . vlitun. VerY welt made. Correcfiy lfvlos. ~ Take ·~ime tJJ .., thl.s 1111 .eleetion. You'll prii"'bly w11nt 1 new wallitt for Yoursetf.or somlone your family• . •• E~=:=~=~~=~5~=to •• etlllell Cotmly beiJJg lleld ·at lbe Kelp F..,....,..... ThomviDe Finn ··~ ctl tile The Ohio Department of Rlgb.,aya Thursday · opened lbe bldl on.Jt proJectalncllldlng a f)O.I mlll.lon sectloo of In- In ' Ocran J. Dalley, 70, Portland, n!llred cuatodlan of lhe Portland Elementary School, died Thursday afternoon aJ the Rober Medical Center, Mr. Dalley.,.. a ruember of tbe Pe~tecoital Church at Racble. . ~IJ!fl~lat ~... hlp, · Ou11le; hur 110nit, Bllhte, · Lcmie and David, all of Porlland; Leonard of r ~-Bottom; .. lour daughters, Bryce . 'flii'lor, Fairfield, CaUf.; MrJ, Ernest Trlpplett, Mrs. ArSYie Deeter, both of Racine, and Mrs. Virgil Cozart, PorUand; four sisters, Mrs. Charles Riggs and Mrs. Alva Riggs of San· d1vllle, w. va. ; Mrs. Lena Alley, Chartalon, w. Va.: and Mrs. Jess Pickens, Racine; four brothers, Oliver, Columbus; ()mar, Racine ; Howard Dalley, Hockingport and Bruce of Pennsylvania. Also surviving are 17 grandL r. Jtutt 1 ...... 1111 eblldren, one great-trandebild ~ 11 a... Jlole.l'lloOIIe plf and several nieces and Byllalledl'rtuiD......u-1 An Arab guerrilla orpnlzallon said today all boltagee beln& held aboard lbree jetliners hijacbd to an ~in lbe Jordanian desert wiUbeallowedtogoiDAmman. The Palestine Liberation ~11011, mailing the an- n • In Amman, said lhe move was being undertaken ''for hfunanllarian reasons." The passengers, nwnbering mllre lban 250, would be beld In Amman while lbe negotiations with the United States, West Germany, Britain 'and Switzerland continue . An International Red Cross team is representing alllbese nslklna in the negotiations with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, lbe guerrilla organization which carried out the llljacldngs. The PFLP Is demanding lbe releaae of seven of its comrades being beld In Britain, Switzertand and Weal Germany and lbe releaae of an undetermined number of Arab& from Israel in return for release of the hostages. The nationt earner today rejected guerrilla proposals for a two-part eschange of the hostages. Diplomats from lhe United stata. wea~ Germany, Switzerland and llritaln, actina as a "crlaia council" in Berne, Switzerland, lo unify their negotiating position, said they "are conoidering presenting cOWI!etptCIIM"'a1S" to be submilled lo lhe guerrillas by a ,.-,It•• ~~~ ': "'llll!~fJ! ·'t..... sale ·69.oo · · n~1--d • . ' cunuw ' ? Special Purchase and Sate ~ys l.ong SlHve nylon. Yo11r !iiJo ~f n91~ f,~~· B'lP~dQ IIJd ·blue. by the Pomeroy-Middleport Uo111 Club. Miller rtported that lltandance baa been ·good, but mon! ladl6l are urged ID parilclpate. Robert Snyen of Mason bas •!lam top bonon all three nflhta, having'been c1ose1t "'lbe J!ln. Tbe conlell wDI tiKI Salta'day at 10 p.m. Saturday wiD be Ladles Ill)' llartlng at 2 p.m. · JACKETS AND CAR~OOATs: SLACKS 50 J Mens and Boys , . ..~ CASUAL PLATFORM ROCKERS Comfortable high back rockers upholstered In ,2 yds 95• . See the big Selection Mens Sale I Our 584.00 • CLING belrw JIIICII1I!Ired 4.95 b ! l e student and secretary desks on sale in the lrd floor furniture department. - BOB IIILUI:R, It,IIIIU, ~ of tile &tl&la-One Golf Cmlell, emceee the evenlf1l actlfltlee. Tbe conlell II Sizes ~ to 20. Navy. blue. Regulation CPO Jacket with lined necktiand. s~!!n !,9 lbe working man voted to takeagainst home r------·--:;~;,::-----------------1 more pay, I have unnecessary . defense apAn outsfendfng propriations in lbe past and group ot coor. today !be results of lbooe efforts dlnattd •port. swur far girts by show that lbe total cost of defense represents ifSB lban a · "Sbetchinl" cents out of eacb tbpayer's dollar spent for goods and llerVIces. Defense spending ;., IIOw 7.9 per cent of total U. s. ll!tJidin8, the second· loweat level since before lbe Korean All vinyl stick-on, . War. I feel that we can cut plastic. 18" wide. certaill areas of defense fiiiOIIdblll wllbual Impairing our Big setecfl'!" o1 pa~~~­ ldequate defense pclllure. In addition, I ha.. voted ID curb Sale ' \ ·IWitcei88I'Y areas of lederal ,flltllding which I feel only add lo the current Inflationary ,. 'cycle. The Ollllllqmlc lllljlalilln facing wor~lna Americana 11 one 1riJlch IIIII ~ poCIIetboob and . ''" IIW!P accaanll. II II • eerlous "I <!''· >i"' 11 llltuatlonbut cine lilaI billowing 1ncoura1ln« •lelia ol · lm•, I'·;!· ' ~1. CpO Shirts 214.00 264.00 328.•.00 366.00 336.00 Early American styles-Modern, French Provincial and Traditional styles. Regular 198.00 Suites S.le 161.00 Regular 229.00 Slrites S.'Je 114.00 Regular 239.00 Suites S.le 1f2.oo Regullir 249.00 Suites .· Sate 199.00 Regular 259.00 Suites $ale 201.00 Regular 339.00 Suites S.lt 212;.0 Regular ·369.00 Suites S.le 2N'o0 Regular 379.00 Suites Sate 304.qo Regular 419.00 Suites Slle ~.Oo Regular 429.00 Suites S.le 344.00 Regular 449.00 Suites S.lt uo.oo Regular 469.00 Suites Regular 489.00 Suites Regular 498.00 Suites • Regular 519.00 Suites -~ Regulir 529,00 Suites Regular 569.00 Suites ·- . . 3.95 large 20 inch by 36 Inch to~s of laminated plastic. S Drawers plus one file drawer. Finishes: Maple · Walnut - Pecan - Oak, See the large .._II Boys . sizn Flannel Potomes ..... 11). KNEEHOLE -DESKS .oo .... The~ were llready ~a Mooola1 lllldailblllltlb ~ over tile ,.... 11M willa, on 'nllndlo', llie ·~ 'l'rlnlpartaUon Union (tri'U) ttemd ""uld feel fne ID ~-tile llnmln ... any time altc mlclnlllt& Sept. :Ill. '' wear. large selection of colors and styles. S.le S.le S.le S.le S.le ' Size. A, 8, C or D•.Noi.:t..cJ SALE! SIMMON'S HIDE-AlmS AND KROEHl£R SliEP OR lOUNGES. Sleep or Lounges Hide·a· Beds · · Sleep or Lounges Hide·a·lileds · · Sleep or Lounges . toller coot olylt :h!f>: Ex: ..tle~t setoctiOI)' ·ofcr patlerna. Now lsagoPd,llmato slack up for lall and winter' All arranged fof' your viewing In the Muslc Department on the 2nd floor. New solid state Color TV - new console stereo with radio · new tape players · tape rtcorders - tra.,.fstor radios ~ AC Radios - Portable record players. Ask any of the salespeople for a demonstration of ttit Foduct you'd like to see and hear. Use CM.Jr senslblecredltservlce. 249.00 315.00 379.00 420.00 389.oo ~ ' I -"· ' ·, · 'il!'l'd.IJiil'·\Um' ,. · One area proje.ct J!al a .• . l*.alfte n Jn, the anc~npa~~ ·Uti l'ble!i btd been, ~Yed ~- ell fedetal resW4ti~. •: . !Ita ri!ilurtacln&.Job ... u.s.••Olio u:; ,. 7IMI!Iillllfouworjt~of , l~.M nillel In Me1p Ulllllty. · 91ie1J:t,Co., ThOI'IIYille, wu lhe ~~=~~r~=~i!§[Je~~~~§ ~~.~ or.~.ar. nephews. Funeral services wiD be held at 2 pm. Sunday al lbe Morris Chapel with lbe Rev. Charles tual ••- : """·· IC . ..-ljllklns In J.._,, Allbi!UIIh Israel allo is Involved, It has refuled ID deal wllb lbe guerrillas and II being repre~enled onlJ. Indirectly by theRedCrossnesotiatingteam. Details. of · the guerrilla propooal were not made public b.. tha Red Croaa, but a West German 1g o vern men I spokt!IIIIWI in Bonn said ll came in two parll: The guerrillas would free women, children, elderly and sick from the lbree :::::x;::;~:::&'Rn;:;:;:~:?&N:~:-o Tbe game between tbe MelpMiraodenudlroiiiDII St. Joe at the lroiiiDII Foolliall 81adlt1111 w01Ju101 11ar1 alDiebl, 7:• SatardaJ, Melp RIP l'rlaclpal, ..,. aOUDCed today. In the Morris Chapel Cemetery, •' ' ' ' •'•'-"~ ,•, .-,., '' '-"•'• Friends may call at lbe Ewing Annual Meetkow Furieral Home untU noon on ~~ will be Scheduled Sunday The 36th annual meeting of lbe ~ackson Production Credit Aaloclatlon wDI be held SUnday ' CITED AFTER MIBHAP at Canters Cave. E4win Rouh, 11,9, Letart, was Dlmer wDI be &erved from 12 clle!lforlailltreiDJieldOII!>J\alf noon until 1:30 p.m. Dlmer of tht· roadwiy 1o11owing an tlckell! are $1 for adults and 50 ~tan township road tlln .. Ctr!ta I~ cb!ldren. ';l:C::" En~l Melp Couttty,-1 twoof llld wm be tellthl .mllel! Rt. live 124. ~ by Tes Hartison and furthe • Rouab OOllllled on 1· with Valley lloya. The IWimmin& In •4'o1!1)l9"P :an aulo driven . by Joeeph pool wDI be open from a.m., •· Hn!'iDI' ~ ll U;•.m.1iiil G~, ., Rt. 1 Dater, N~ llllhp.m. A&Uided tour ol tile .,j I. illddu · I.OC.4,II TilMJ'8 ... .. ....1'•JiiJief.•IF• H, loin"- -and cool~ 40s and lolir . .. Nalllf .,Iii....""' .,~~; II Jr 781 and iotJ • ~ 1970 - ', warten,llllll dllpale tmr 1lbtlber IIMDea lblluld be llllcl 011 .~' FROM EIBERFELDS Choose from our outsiandlng selection of womens blouses by " Laura Mae" and "Miss Fashlonallty'' - step Into _ ~ ' NEW! 1971 HOM£ ENTERTAINMENT WOMEN'S CAR COATS i · ., SPECIAL GROUP OF WOMEN'S DRESSES . plete line ol bell bol1oms, stove pi~ and regular slacks In proportioned lengths. Kn its, wool flannel, tweeds, and stretch denims - solids, Plaids and stripes. Some from coordinate of womens sleepwear. --. . "~-. ~-...~ ,llotll~Involved_.~ !w ~·to, par Clllt Wlgt biD br four 1llklll ....-.uns 1180,QIII lit tile 11110,1110 raJ1road 1 .. Hijackers To Mov Hostages To Amman,. . . . tbnlt, and~ llli!Mn ~-bltvtiD ..w. Depart. J-----------~----------------------~ men! figW"es show that lbe Gross National Product - lbe broadest measure of business activity - moved up in June after two quarters of decline. The nwnber of unemployed fell by 206,000 In JWJe to 3.9 million nationally, after steadily rising Now is the time to choose your in each of lbe five pre<-eding car coat · a special group In montha. And retail sale8 during wet looks. quilts. corduroys, the second quarter of 1970 were wool melton and twills. Some up 2 per cent from the first are belted with w~rm pile lnlerllnlnva • omart styitl for ~~~- . ell In ' IOikts end l;talds. · ·'f!1e opllmlltic note being aou'nded here is that Adminiolration economic pollcl\!8 are starting to take effect. To understand wbatls going on in our comples economy and lbe Mminiolratlon's approach Ia lbe problem, it is Important that we reallz.e that our economy is currenUy In a state of transition. First, the economy ls con· New styles - your older verting from a wartime to favorite styles In small. peacetime economy with major medium, lar ge and extra large sizes. Be reductions In defense apendlng sure to see this excellent while, secondly. it is also line of womens slippers. cooling off from a long lnOationary spree aggravated by a aeries of federal deficits ' totalling $811.&billion from 1961 1---:Just-:-R~ec-ea-:-'w-:d~'.-=:-Katz~S::--Ie~ep-w~ ...-::---.._Wom--en~--1 lbrough 1961. This period in- rUI cluded a mammo!IJ $25 billion For Womon delicti in 1968. We are stU! Woltz gowns · full length gowns - mid length gowns . Pajamas . feeling the Impact of this Long and short sleeve robes . ensembles. ld FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ' ' ' . Detlofed, To'JI. ~· Of'I'IN . . . .Jia.m ArN >' Select Your New Fall Slacks ~rly ' ' ' ' .-~. A good lime for family shopping. Come iq ·ahd see lhe manY. ·new arrival~ 'all over the stor:e. ~arlng apparel for your fam1ly and furnishings for your home. · M~wing. Recent Commerce ' .. , .. +' ' -,' remainder of the year indicates ,,1 I ' • ,:· "~·:!fl Ulldtr~ ~ 1lle . . injur81t • .·~J ~' ~J i".~t." fi:..• • r t• - curve · . Clveil will hfBblllhl ~oon·• activities. 11 a... ... planealnreturnforaevenof lts C<lllll'ades held in England, West Germany and Swltzerland, and it would free lbe remaining healthy men when Twocttheplaneo,aTWA707 Israel releaaed 111 UlllpOCifled and a Swialair DC8, 1l'ert nwnberoflbeArabguerrlllaslt hijacked Sunday and~ w II holding. lbe hoi, dual)' airfield 41 mllel! from Amman, and a Brililh Overseas Alr•ays Corp . Court Of App.d.al8 To Convene Here t:; Two cues are ocbetied for (l'esentallon Wednesday when lbe Fourth Di11r1c1 Court ot Appeals ct~~venes in !be Meigs County Courlbouae II 9 ~.m. Presiding Judge Gordon B. Gray of Atbens and Judge Homer E. Abele of McArthur and Judge Earl E. Stepiii!OIOII of Portamoulh wiD be making lhe summer 'rialt of lhe appea1l court to lbe county. 1be C.nrl of Appeals dlrtcdy revlewsallcueabtardorlriecl in lo1m courta In wblclt lbe dedslm II bein8 appealed. 1bese cues may bave bedD tried In Common Pleas, Pt-obate, Juvenile, Municipal or CoUnty Courl8 and may be watpurpc~~~e~~overlbe (I'OpOtly of Forrtll M. White, et II. Ill lhe matter of the aptrOIIriation by lhe Slate of Ollie of euomenta lor highway purpoees over lhe property of Dennil L , Facemyer, et al. The Fourth llillrlct Court of Appeals-llso-...ObiD counties Including Adama, Athena, Bron, Gallla, 1118bland. Hoc:ldng, Jackaon, L a - . Meigs, Pkbway, Pike, Ro., Scioto, VlniDD and Wllllblnglon. Legwn • CO .IFJ' _..J ..JW 6U-nesuay JrhwO: ofDcer. Rick .Van Maire and Eddie Brown spoke on their ez. per ieileea at lhe. American LeglonBoysStalelnAlbenslbls swnmer and thanked lbe post lor sendlnil them. A note of T 0 y • • . OUDg, 80, (]iffun, Dies Thursday CLIFTON - Thurman Q, Young, 10, Clifton, died Tbunclay at lhe Holzer Medlcil Center, • Mr. Young wu born Aprilt, 111110 at Glenebben, Olllo, son of !be late John H. and Jenny campbell Young. His wife Flonmee died In 19H. Mr. Young .,.. a Hantonstalllnstalled 'I:" Officers were installed Wednesday nigbl •ben FeeneyBermett Post 128, American Legion, met at lbe post home. The new offl""rs include Paul Haptonstall, commander ; ~--F. b. RGacb, vlceOi"ll ?¢1Uf,.'l'oft1· , IOCOIHivlee Olllllllllllder; Lewis Long, adjutant; Chelter Erwin, finance officer: Sam aark, sergeant-al-arms ; Richard Pickens, chaplain; Jacob Turner, service officer; Henry Clatworlhy, chlld welfare; John Fultz, chairman of lbe Gift lor the Yanks Who Gave prDII'am. Elected to serve on lbe board of trustees were Don Roach, Jacob Turner, Henry Clal· worthy and Norman VanMatre. Roach, past eighth dlstr!ct commander, was installing (BOAC)VClO~tbemwben It wu pirated Wecinelday. · According to the beP • eellmata from lbe alrlinea, there are 251 jlUNIIgerl and crew aboard lhe three planes ellbj!r clvll or crlmlnll. 'llhlle another 150 or so women Sche4lled lw ~ and children were allOtred to 19 WecbiHday are -In the IIIIIIA!r to' Amman. oflbe llj)lll'O(I'lallon by lhe State of auo lor 01110111111tllor high- retired railroad machinist and a member of C1lflon Lodge :as. He Is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Kathryn Johnson, Mrs. Frances Jolmson and Mrs. Bess Ingell, all ol Mason; Mrs. Margaret Nunn, Rock Creek, Ohio and Mrs. Belva Rouoh, Cllf!Gn. Tweoty- lhanka from Judy Wlnegard wu read thanking lhe group lor llpOIISOl'ing ber to lhe study of alcohol and drug a(luae at Whittenberg Unlvenily in flve~llld 3911fU~ Springfield. 8J'andchlldren survive. A.IJOit.~ ----~ ,_... Mnlaio wiD ba ,~ forllaturdayatlbenewplrkof Sunday at 1:30 :PP.Ilhe poet in MJdcUep<q Mem- retildtJice with lbe i!eV, -~ bers are ask... ID ID the Morrilon IDd lbe Rev. Frlf* parkat IOa.m-:'The·~·;oted to Cbeesebrew officiating. Bqrtal pay l.e&lon c1uea for all World will be In lbe IOOF Celqttary.l t war 1 members Of the post. Muon. Friends may callalll!e RelreahmenllwerelerVedby residence at aaytllne. Tony Fowler. Foglesong Funeral Hmf!e bin charge of services. "!_ '.-::'@.-11'" ' ,\ =· ~i<%!& By Ulllted l'ml lnteraalioul T•e esteaded wealller Mo..aJ aad a.Jo _:_A ..,._of lilonn Moadar elearl•l 'headay ldp lempenlllres lathe upper . . 110111118 lise ...... 7te 108111 ud loWI In lite upper th ID a... law IIIII. S::S-~ a.n; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cooper of John St. flew; ID Tulia, Okla., where abe baa enllpd lbe Orlll Roberti UDIVerilly. Silo has been selected .lo 1111'· llclpate in the choir, Her dress •• Oral Robe~t. ' · University, Women's RetlclillnHall, Room 331, Tulaa, <Mill. "t 74102. Two Sporn Employes Receive Promotions ·' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 10, 1970 bush eaves farley graham