https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/147e7de7bc5b37bb3ab660789a1af6d4.pdf 113807bd3078e9af86a4067055bb0dbc PDF Text Text · Sat~rdaJ NEW YOR~ <UPil -Mayor Joli!f V. Lln4· say.lnng conllidered presilleqtlal timber, aaya at present he plans to retire from polltlcs at tile end of his· current term. Dec. 31, 1973. "That's my present in&enlion," the mayor told newsmen after !l series of queslions be set off by saying be had no Intention of mooing for President. · Undsay, a !tepubllcan now In second term, told newsmen there was "no possibility" of his becoming a Democratic presidential candillate and said, "same answer," when asked about the GOP side. · "I've run six times," said the former congressman, "eight If you Include primaries. That's enough running." Sale! Friday and Saturday ' ' .' · Ky Bad Symbol WASIDNGTON (UP!) - A leading llo118e Republican said today VIce President Nguyen cao Ky ts a "symbol ol everything wrong" in South Vietnam and will spark certain violence if he appears at a Washington raUy next weet. Rep. William S. Broomfield, R-Mlch., ranking Republican of the House foreign affairs Far East subcommittee, made avai· lshle Ill UPI a letter to Secretary of State WUl1am P. Rog..-s, in which he urged Rogers Ill tell Ky " in the strongest possible ~rms" Ill stay in Paris. Ky ts scheduled Ill auend a ''march for vicl<>ry" rally here Oct. 3 sponsored by flev. Carl Mcintire, a radio evarwelist. AI a news cmference Wednesday, Mcintire said he expected 500,000 or more people at lbo event on the Wasblngton Monmnent grounds. Several antiwar grotiJl6 already have announced plans Ill 1180 Ky's visit as an occasion Ill demand more money for domestic programs and lesa mooey for South VIetnam. Some protest leaders, jncluding Rennie Davis of lbo ''Ollcago NEW YORI[ IUPI) - The Seven," plan Ill attempt a lloct mubt _.. IIIPer citizens arrest m Ky at lbo In llltdentol)' - · lr1ld1a!l rally. today. Broomlleld'aletter said, "In a capll!lle, VUiol Ptealdent Ky w1ll lland there as a symbol of ' Friday and Saturday Save 011 , WOMENS SWEATERS Sale I Friday and Saturday Whether you want a cardigan, a long sleeve slliMJver, V neck, poncho, vest or sleeveless sheJI - al! Included In this sale- regular ahd extra sizes. 12.95 Womens 10.95 Womens 8.95 Womens 7.95 Womens 5.95 Womens 4.95 Womens 3.95 Womens Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Sweaters · - - • Sweaters • - - · Sweaters· - -· Sweaters ---Sweaters - - - Sweaters - - - Sweaters -- - - Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale Sale 10.00 1.00 7.00 6.00 4.50 3.50 3.00 Friday and Saturday Regular 3.95 girls 2 pc. slack sets. Solid pants with contrasting striped or printed knll tops . Sizes 3 to 6x. $3.00 lee Riders 6.98 Mens Oloose several blouses and save in this two-day sale. All new fall styles, fabrics and colors solids, stripes. polka dots and prints. Sizes 30 to 38 and 40 to 44. Sale 8_.00 Womens Blouses Womens Blouses - - - - - - Sale Womens Blouses - - - - - - Sale Womens Blouses - - - - - - Sale & WESTERN JEANS The slim Lee Riders ond lht regular Riders In 21 lo .12 waist sl •es. Alllenglhl. Abig selection. Extra heavy blue 6.00 4.50 3.50 3.00 denim. styling. True Western Sale price I I ._,. ' '.t •; •• Union Supported Ualted Pmalnlenlallonal Mol<>rs, which Is probably the The 150,000 member weallblest and moot Jll'OIPOI'OUS Cleveland Federation of Labor corporation in the country, has announced its support of the should, In the splrlt of human Unl~ Auto Workers anion in decency, negolia~ In good faith the strike against General and make a fair settlement Motors while two locals said without delay," O'Malley said. they would disclose "the serl0118 The federatlm said the UAW ramifications" of strike related was striking f<r ''recot!llitlon ol layoffs at a news conference Friday. The Clevelaljd Federation Ill Labor accu.oec{ General Moton ol failing to bargain Ia good faith in a statement lsaued by the federation's president, Patrick J. O'Malley. "We be11eve that .the management of General MEIGS THEATRE Tonight, Sop!. 24 NOT OPEN Friday lhru Tuosday 5optombor2.1-2t PAINT YOUR WAGON 1Technicolor l Lee Marvin Cllnl Eastwood Co~rCirtOOn : Gontrol Helper Actml1slon : $1 .00 Adults, .OC Children SHOW STARTS! P.M. .• . .. -------- -. MAlO NDRIVE· IN ' . PLEASANT VAlLEY HOSPITAL Admitted - Hamer Ranq,. Ricky Morgan, Bnu:e Forshee, James L. Carpenter, Pl. Pleasant; DorreU Wallace, Jr., New Haven; JIUIIell Tiippelt, Gal11polia Ferry; Timothy Brumfield, Glenwood; Vornon D. Humphrey, New Ba•en; Mrs. Roland Smith, f.oaiiCavllle. Dlscblrgos - Mrs. Jameo Kinder, Paul ·Newsome, Betty Shield, Vlckle Raynolds, Mrs. Finley Shrewburg, Ronald l.ooog, Mra. Lee Burman and son, Mrs. Emll Gray, WIUiam Smith, Guy Finley, Norma MarUn, Mrs. Bernard Wallace. Blrtha - Sept. 22 a son Ill Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Hoffman, New Haven. Sept. 23 a daucllter Ill Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lee Chattin, Leon. Sept. 24 a daughter Ill Mr. and Mrs. Ronald La they, Leon. Stpl. 2.1-26-27 Qouble F."ture Proer•m BUTCH '-'SSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID IColor Paul Newm"" Rolierl Redford Katharine Ro" -Ptut- Jti~ KREMLIN GP :10 lbrough Allll· 12 were dOII'II over II per cent in Melga Coun»r compared to the 88IM period last year. CollecU0111 thla yeit were $11,368.i7, .00 $13,181.i$ for the Period (encllng BepL 13) last year. Popvlar orion 1ock1in whi'-• colors In light 4nd dark , colors. Stock up Friday and Saturday al lhe sale price. Baer has store now ' . BY KATIE CROW SYIIt\OilSE - U bard work leads to succou In buslnesa, ' Boys Leather Belts ' - ' mlas. ln.u.e' Melp area a. an efficient, clean and honest Helen bija been cllllgenl111d tlreleu for ber em· ellllonleJ't are vary Important people. She serves Sizes 22 to 28 In black or brown: ·· rclunl Be sure tq see all the othlr .Boyi and. Mens belts on salt. Alllithlr shl!illltllt of thil popular wide widths and. reverslblts. · ... ' ' ~=~f=~ gpduated Pomeroy High School. upon ~ we1111o lfGI'k1rom for the 8petlett-Wehrung Grocery Mens 1nd· YoUI'Ig u• pair Jt~cob and. Lima u'aer at f.fijierSI'IUe, RD. In addition to ·DR~' SUCKs . her employment, Helen and her father have operated a 40 • aqe f!orm. The livestock 11 m_vellleu than It was, w[lh only 15 . !If ~ cattle .00 75 Qmservatlve sttles that are fUller cut 'end rbomler - Flares and· straight legs, too. , ~ , all~~ff,il!"m~n!f_nt' preta-: Solid ·.· ~lors pJilifs.,..,frlpe~oo-, , ~v"" h· ,-~ ·· "'0' , .• !,; .• . Save Friday and Siturdiy · SoloPrlctd Fridaif.alld S.lunloy 6;tS..7.9H.95 • • • • • • • • 9.511-t.9$.-·10.50 • • •.• • • • • has as~~s... . . rilotbet Who has<baen -'.u,.vn lt~r ' sitter, Mary K• Roush, .~0 assllls with i:aie of Ulelr mother; Helen Is .gr•teNI to · Eddie Hubbard, Mary. IJ.t!e, Morris .Harden, Faye 'Hamilton, · Everett Bachner, Manning Jloulli, ·Alex Ricll8rdaon, and Mary an4 Jeat. fl- for their h81 · In · helping' .'1\er gel ReaCly tor vo,.r NltctiOn. Two wtll-i.no_ wn rrtlkll " L"" and "'Slut Bell" In rttular, thort tnd long mOdtlt . ExDtrl~~ .. modo. Com fortoblo to w••r. 1Eeoy to wash a d cart to , belt. Buy .what you 11 •• nHdlnii tor toll 50. Sizes 6 to 16. wlrm. ser· vlceable flannel . Nokhed collar coat style top. San- Department • Big Selections - DepenDellvery to your home forited shrunk . Beautiful patterns and colors . 2 pailS 15.00 8oyl2." LONG SLEEVE SPORr SHIRTS Sizes 6 to 20. A flnt group of Shirts. All ptrn1enentfcrai · wldtsprtad collar In ttrlpes that are cO Ortul •••Y to weer. Light and dlnd Irk solid colors also Pllldt. Save now during this sale. friday & la1urdey 2 •• &.... 11:. . M ...W and Sensible , Uving Room • Bed Rliom • Dining Room • Kitchen Furniture and Carpets lor your floors on Jhe 3rd Floor. Moraon. J Drum Spun lnsuioi,. (coot In summer - warin In wintort. 72x90 ,,.. Twin or Double Bods. 100 Percent collon, all nylon binding . Beaulllul colors. Prtlhrunk . machine waaheble • tumble dry . t--------1 100 Percent Rayon Permanently pressed fabric need no Ironing - machine washable tumble dry. White. Each strlo 42" wide, 81" or 90" length . · '4.95 pair Matchlngyird Materlal-79c yet.. · . '· .; -..:...;;..:.;:;:---"''-··-·--,-~·-·.;- ......;......--.--. '•.'tin ' ., B•· • ' ,' m,.·' ' e .:s.-, ' Select.Y•r ~· lluttll Fllirt; . . ' •• ., BED RESIS Bright color corduroy covering · - Kapak Filling. Ideal for Invalids or reading In sg.95 PR!rntD. Priscilla Patch Quilt SlieelinJ Excellent qualitysnow white . Ideal backing for quilts. 81" width $L09 90" width SJ.19 Star Quilting Thread 1" yd.' 19' - FABRICS 45;, widePermanent Press s. ;...., •nd sm..., .gr yd. ·~-~----~..,.;;_;~;:_--~-l....~--.-~--~J,.;~~ d. ... ... ~ (' • \ -~ 0 ___;_ PO:_M_ER~O~Y-M_:I~DD.:::LE::..PO:..:.R~ T _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _F:..:.:R.::: IDA~Y.:...,S:..:.EP~ Tl ',-..~"({' =' "' 'C ~ .'~ By Ualted Prosalnlenlatloul Roger CI!>Wi said in a cam· patgn stop Thursday that aU-out action Is needed to atop allackl on law ~ and llle violence of "Irrational zealots." 'l1ie ROpubllcan nominee for governor, . Jp a slop at Painesvllle Called f!>r sjlflmed penalties for the COIDJIIIJ81bn of crimes with guns or other deadly weapons, lightened controli on the avaDabiUty of dynamite and Isolation ol thOle persons who destroy lives and property. "Irrational zealots who 1180 violence to a~at. violence to protest, violence to condemn our society and violence tO call f<r change must feel the full weight of just Jaw en· lorcement," Cloud said. He also advocated raising the pay of law 'olflcers. "Their salaries must be commen.iurate With the dangers Involved In theJr jobs of proteeUng society from the lawless," he said. Cloud's Democratic opponenl, John J. GIDlgan, l<>ld a Toledo fund..-alsing dinner the people of Ohio "aren't being fooled by the Republlcan attempts to cover up their ata~ho!lae lo!m scandal." "Need BeUer Alllwera" ''Our opponents are .trying Ill turn altontlm away from theJr scandal by characlurfllng me as 'J)er!llls$ve' In the """' of , , .. . ·' ~ . · {~,.Jitf.~'Jril'lj·.• -e. >;JPW·If ~.";...'':~.1.-JV~ '· .. . -:', . 1.:..:70_L...:.-__f_:_..::.·~~;:;=•p· ": 0 . sludentdlsorder and violence," GDUgan said. "They have pictured me as soft on law and order, but if law and order Is truly the issue In this campaign, then the Republicans had be tier come Qll with better answers to the questions Ohioans are asking than they have l<>da~ , " he said. "And llle people of Ohio want to know why Roger Cloud slated on May 14 that he had neither received nor solicited sopporl from the prominent Republicans who placed the Ulegal loans and then admit later that he had, Indeed, received $1,1100 from these men and SOU&ht their support before the primary election," he ad- dad. Gilligan was referring to contributions made Ill several GOP candidates by officers of Crof~rs, Inc., a firm whlch arranged several questionable sta~ loans to out-of-state companies. Those loans are now under lnv~tlgatlon by a grand jury In Columbus. Cloud said he received $1,000 but returned it when he discovered Its aource. Hi!WJU'd Melzenbaum and U. S. iWI!. Robert Taft Jr., Democr. tic and Republican nomlneelllor the U. S. Senate respectively, appeared at the Ohio Municipal League convention Thuroday In Columbus. Metzenbaum said the federal government had the finances to help solve urban problems right now If it would coocentrate on them. He cmc:oded federal • state • local revenue-sharing would require time to Implement. "The federal '-·•-t of pro fo1UU611i0 billion coolains $1,000 a year for every man, wonian and child Ia the country," 111e Cleveland buslnesslqan said. "Whether you Uke ii or not, that's where the money Is. Your city cannot provide that kind of money." Tall blamed congreaslonal Democrala for staDing a GOP revenue-sharing meoaure which would provide Ohio clUes with $22 million the first year and mlh than $100 mllUon annually by 19'16. .it~ . ..·•.'"r ~·•. ..'' -~' t\, '' ' ' Taft said be flrll propotied revenue-aharlns five yean q~ and "alnee lllen prea8IU'eJ Ill)' local govenunents have 8f01I!I' iteadlly." • ''Tupayars' rebell1onl ~ : mounting agalnat tradltlonlil' ' .· ........ -' ~ local revenue sonrceJ w-.' . deteriorating problema o,f} : · crime, pollution and lr~~· : ·, sportatloo remaiD lllftlfllvtd,!f he said. Metzenbaum said revenuwharing plans send 5G per cent ol the mmey to ala~ ·' , · ~ "The concept of sharing Is rlgbt," be aald, we ought!<> worli: ~~ II. 1M money should 10 to governments on • need -•: • :::;:-;:;;:;!;.!:::::;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;::=:;:::;;::::::::::::~::::::::::. Welker Unl, l "":~!'~~~ _.,.,~~ca. • '5f.~Jl .:~~-~ .::jt:.:::!:= Exteaded Oblo weather 'l ' The . ~::~~_,.:;,:,:,:,'*:::-.:::::;:<::: Association, TD1!ffllay·n'llbt Ill.*,;:~·~~~ ~~·~IY .~ , lilbnlbn Mid' 11pever knew ,-.~l~•: endorsed Ralph Welkar, letter lri the Qell' 1 · · jury whiCk• ira .,apaneled 'to there was a time liplitaUon. Ull , _ ~,.~, llepubUcan of Pomeroy, for In another aetloo:=lhe . i 'Ri: f ·a/eahlre 'man lfl- lnvutfga'te -· allesed "laasumedwhenlwastold representative to the Ohio went on rec<rd Ill . ·. j • 'par:enll)> ,Was robbed .of aj>- lrregijlaritfos Ill ~ alate loan thet a specla1 grand jury had General Assembly. support any Ohio .. · bytelyan ~den~manat5.· program has been legally wu ....... power1esuinteSept.14&'ldwlll The Meigs COunty Sheriff's be dlamllsed, officlal3 said Oep•rtll)enl sllld Leland !<>day. Leml", 71i, a reUred railroad Prosecutor C. Howard employe, was at ho!ne .when a Johnson· and John Peck, his man, whl~. silt foot tall,. bet- chief aide, said they learned ween 25 and 30 yean ol age, late Thursday thatllle power of came Ill the door. l.emlay said ibe spee1a1 panel was taken the man stated be was· a away with the etart of the fall . o1 the Railroad represen1811ve term. lleu.,mtnt Board. . The grand jllry was im· The unidentified man stated . paneled July lll and llle journal lhat·the ra1ln>ad compan~ was entry ... n, •• for the panel was ~UgauDg persons· reCeiving only f.;q;;"July term of court perislons.lle also stated that the which officially ended Sept. 4.11 ri!Urement boar'! was livjnJ a was then extended l<r 10 days. ~d bonusved . to penal~ -~ "It Is our unclerstandlni the ,.. .. money. · · conalderaUons of tills special ·lf!Diey went!<> u.e·liedrooln grand Jury have no ~ of his heme and Pul.led wl his I alnee Sept. 14," Peel said. wallet ·frllm ilrO!Iier drawer. ·, "'i'hl.iJ is so beeal!ll of the ·ThO man ·grabbed the wallet. journal entr7 WhiCh this office . pproxlma.m · • • • . * ~·--~=~;~~~·· .!filii ~ ~door,ln,ll,llalilil and Out .Ithe !W front did no! said see iUlt wq' consulted abqut." Peeli, 1'1! ·~d ItO' lii!Ck 11l1 ten, "We did not prjlpare II," be llilnutea. said, ''We do 1101 p!ow who • · ~ man, .pld l,.emley, _.-edlL" ~ ,luto • "Willie .C;ar !'!"' - ,;•l .irUI not pursue \YhO droYit south on Stale Routl 7·· ~ 11," said Peck. "11.11 .._••ergs' been called, that was it," Johnson said. Peck. Indicated that the In· vestlgation would be taken up by the faD term but did not say so lipeclflcally. "I will devo~ all my lime to continue the Investigation," Peck said. "There Is no change in my plaRJ." . The invealiga!lon was launched at the ~uest of Slate Audltor IIDger Cloud Ill check IntO loans made lbrough the State Treasurer's office and llle School Employes Retirement System. The jury returned no Indictments. 8ERVICD SET Funltal serVIces for George Mowrey, Jr., 48, who died tu.layln California, w111Ewing be at 11 un. SaturdaY at the rwleral Hllmt willl tbe Rev. Rai\IIID Moyer offletatlnl' Burial 'IIIJI.bo In Beeeb Groft Cemetery. Mr. Mowrey is a 1onner Pcrneroy resident. . . . ·~; ! I Veterans Total Set at 5,437 There are 2,150 veterans In GaUJaCounlyand2,58'11nMelp County, according Ill Mlchael llalloran, direcl<>r of lbe VA 1n -000 Cleveland. ..._ ...ere are 1,...,, ..,~ in Ohio. 1n MelgaCounty there are 110 World War 1 veterans, 1,1110 World Warn, 730 of the K«ean Cmlllct, 500 ollbe Post K«ean Era, and 9211 of the Vietnam War. In Gallla World War 1 vl!terans n.:Ober 210, W<rld War 11, 1,250; Korean Conflict, 500; Post Korea, 280, and Vietnam Era, 580. n Is estimated that there are fewer than 200 Spanllh American War veterans still Uvlng Ia Ohio. Statistics are not avaUable to Indica~ whore within 'the state thele ..,terans m1gbl be Uving at the Ume. The l<>lal veteran c;untln IM U. S. Is over 71 milllm. ,_nt The unanimous resolullon ol Assn. erecutiYil coqunltt¥ '' the groQIJ cited Welker's past "vigorouo support of educational bllls" as 1 primary reason lor the endorsement. The groQIJ also noted Rep. Welker's recognition ollbo need for tax reform and additional funds for Ohio achools. The members of the legislative committee represent educal<>rs ~-<w:::>.l!X WASB1NGTON iUPI) Bllamlu• coal prodaa!tloD Ia the Ulllled Slates for the weekead Sept. If woo eollmated at 1%,725,• by tile Natteaal Coal Aaaoetatlaa. Tie eattmate was made tr. lll<olaplete car-leallbtl ft!JIOlls f1lndlbed by 111e rallrolldll. PNdaettoa 111 uie correapoadill period laal year·was li,MII,IM IUid prddaettoa from Jaa. I 111~1• Dept. u wao .........,. at Cli,llt,• toas. , ,~._.._,...,~~N o'o'~W<.Wo'W~ "' .,.;y,o.-.v.-.v ;?RN'"NO·~,...,........,'V',.,..-.-....,.. ;Cards Must be Communicators ... . .:j Irrationa.!~~ealots I . U.39 and $1.19 , .. • rrw .. tto-lloplrtmont lit FloOr bed. •. .. By ~ ' 'l Sen-0¥• TAl. atRTAINS. P '· • . -· ,O!IIa~ II!.he!' sl<>re. *Dd winter ,WNr •• 51111 36 .fi:l PAJAMAS Regularly 2.95. •.!• Stop In now Whllt HIIC · tlon~ ll} .. .,...! OOLIJM!l~ .(i!Pll - :tJle aoqr l!illodo!le-" , . I ·""' . I!O"''',~InnOII'tlie care Soltl Friday ond Solurdoy Boys Flannel -:. 0 Cloud ·T8rgets Our entire stock of won:tens slacki on sale days Including WOOl flllnriel • polyeiter tw~e4s • slacks from coordinate groups bonded knits. · ' Sizes I to 20 and 32 to 38 Rlllular 1D.95 Womens Sl1cks • •• •• Sale •·ot w,·,l Regular •• 95 Womtns Slicks • • • • • Sale Regular us Womtns Slaclis •• • • • SaN· Regular 5.95 Womens Slads · : • • • Sale ·.... . ,, ._ SOCKS One silt nts ellslzet 10 to 13. . at y ~ WOMEN$ SlACKS Sale! Well known Brand Mens SI.OO black end meny, many ' .:.:;VO.::.:L...:.: XX:.:.:.II:.:.:. I ..:.: N.::.: O·...:.l::..:. 15_ _ _ _~_ Selel Frldav. al:ld S.t11r""y ;': A complete selection of aJ~es from 29 to:so w11ist and In all the popular .ltllaths. Tritt) fit Styles • ' COILECTIONi DOWN Retail sales Ia. collectima for the two -k period from Aua· Fri., S.t. & Sun. . LETTER (,COlor I the skyrockaUng coets of living Friday and Saturday ss.oo Friday and Saturday Sale /·' 1 COATS Sale $10.00 • r '' ,_ . QMTS Regular 16.50 to lt.50 AU Weather ' . AU. WfA'IMER Regular 25.00 to 39.50 AUWealber , ' . Womens Agroup of rain or shlna coals in knits and polyester washoble fobrlcs . Ptlile sizes end misses sizes. .1 1 . ' 1' f'rl•t:.u anci ' Satui'cllv COATS Sale •It.OO Sale I Friday - Saturday WOMENS BLOUSES 7. 95 5.95 4.95 3.95 Girls . SlACK sm Friday and Saturday Sale! Friday and Saturday Reg. Reg. Reg . Reg. .... .e·· , in our Two Day Sale iD Geieva said Mil' Thursdfy atteqltq to ,...acJa ooly 500 78ldl fRm the building. , Amman ridio said UJe Ooasol1re ~by Majllll._. · Into effect at 7 am. (I a.m. EM'). . Friday and Saturday The New England eleclrlc syl!em began reducing voltage!<> its cll8tomers by five percent, something that power componlos elsewhere began doing o0 Tuesday. The New England ayl!em channeled power to Pennaylvanla, New Jersey and Maryland where the shorlnge Is crltlcal. I A.,._ ol leftn R-IM' 12.95 Gilts .llltiiPIIS.-----Sile' 'Z.OO AN0'111ER CRITICAL DAY WAS ezpecled today for the . eastern seaboard where a power shortage, now el!ending Ill New England, began Tuesday. A plea came !rom Washington for residents Ill use electricity oparlngly. i ) Reaullr '1.95 Gilt JumpiiS ___ _; __Silf Uil . Rlllllar 15.95 Gills JumptiS ,_,__.:,_ S.-Jf;50 Rtllllar '4.-15 Gills·JllmPIJS __ _:_ .... _~ W Rtfullr '3.95 Girls JUmpen·-----~-~ '100 (ConUnued from Page I) I' • ' Choose from solids and plaids In sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. · 111e la8t to die In 111e bloody foray at her 1ume becouae her ldllerll wanted her to witnou the other v1ct1ma slain !IrS, a wllneu at llle Cbarlt-o Manson murder trial testified Wednesday. Barbara Hoyt, II, a bu%om brunette willl thick hon>rimmed glasles, In· troduc:od one of tile nwst damaging sta~mento of lllelrlalqalnll the defendants by repeaUng a conversation abe said llbe overheard about a mmth after the olaylngs. ' .A beautlf\11 GIRLS JUMPERS gtoup of girls rfew fall jumpers. News... in Briefs I ! t.JJ . , OPEN 1JJH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ( To be of val~~e a itbared lll8iltJDi1 for o1U•""" 1'he IM&er must know must laP IIi value and know "!*J:ana· action concerninl poulbl~ ... gubernatorial endonemen~:': .. Howard Nolan, Melp County.!···'. tescher and chairman of ~1· committee, staled that C81l; . didate endorsement Is 011!1 a ; pari of the massive OEA' :,,, sponoored TRlE - Tu Reform for Improved Education program. Future 8lpOCIB ol UJe program will Include oelf evaluation of local achools, citizens, lnformat.ional projects and increasing polltlcal activity by teachers on the sta~ and local levels . Americans Are Missina .· -, �.. ; ·• ' . ' ~. ~ u ·.· ~~ Warte GopfterS . By~· ~~ 4,M 111~teni ~I to\lld c• i Caroliiiaandlollo!recii!IIIJa,»- !iblliDeytGn•ubeaten 1~7b)' In olher samea: 7 thump~ <II Buffllo wb!1o 11ie UnlveftitY, o1 ~~~. llulfa)o is at Keni Slate; Marlllall lOI)Ippid Mare~ Botr~ Greon ~ . Don Norlhero Mlcblgali at ~ ; 17·7. . · ' .' ~bien 11119ulcl ra)her his O~in -at ~; C,. . "'\\e're eoln&•to have to lie~ F8itons didllll have to .do any Wtlllern Retlerve a!t~ny; )9.1 bette, . ofl~nll~ely this 'punUng al!a~Mt l)ayton alter Cell~ S~ al !IJI~g; qo· ~~.' ; · · . · :¥: · ~vier lil t , . ' ~le.lbe,, 'or,eek,". ~ Mlribill ~ what happened last Saturclay C!Qclnliau 'pt'filllj!lll.lo Mary . .filii ~~ :M.1f ~: !!"'11"<18, "-ve , , ,eentral ~k T,olley. "Toledo !.u when. Utah State returned four .Jo!l!l ~rll)h ;at, ·lltthany ; ~ ({iml ~\il' In llie ~ . MW~ ~(.0 ~ ~ a&wed a ll>lill ol W polnta in punta for 200 yarcla and two O~pllal ai 'PJjjo · Northern; ppeii/li, l!illl ~~ M~ · V111lhg "17. · ! . · \ . j~iro· ilmles and tljey led tile louchdolms. • !'IIX'IIlern lllli1bla' at xavter; ~~~ ,&aluf1!4y. 011 'II · .. J!Qt lflciu'!'allla lllal'l"J l,llUon in felreat )'8l'da ganted "Kicking Broke Dowa" YPIIIIgalown·%1f~ 111 Soulhem ·~naO!a:!Witpt· ~ .' JeaOiJ ~ \tulern ,... per game last ·yar, so we're DJin911; ~ ·· Wallace at 1'be llotden Gophefa ~ to' ' Its. !ira.! ti!P' ~ lP lild going lo have io ·~te more "Our kicking game jual , Biictnen; ltlii~ .at · Denison; M1Uour1 1 3f.12 lait 'IJeellend 1966NI4~bei!l~ in the offense lban we ~\!owed last simply. broke down last week," Heidelberg ,at Olivet and Jilter·!*klng UO ¥fllrne ~· ·tblfd game ~ ~ Miami week to alay lijth them." said Neblen. "Last year we OlletUn at Hlr1111. "~erwe play a Big !fen has. wori Zlli>C Ill& Z'l~ea Bowling Green · University, gave up only 2811 yarcla in punt Kenyon at Hobart; oPIIonent, we know lOe'':" up PlaY~!~' lie"':-~1110 ilj;lloola. whicb llWIII ·a ·~· winning 'returns tile enUre aeason. :1'\'•'re K~ at Marietta ; Grove agalplt '~ually a · bigger, "W~ must , t'Jti¥at 30 strealt over. :lliJ University of going to try and iron thlnc*'ilut. aty (Pa.J, at loU. Uruon; Ohio alrollger foolba)l tUm with per ~t Wtter s · l e r n Dayton: . llosla the J!lyers this lretk alth~h the best ture Wtsleyan at DePauw: Wooster more players tlwl ~ have.'' Ml<;hlgan ~tllan we! Malnst Saturclat, ' would be f..- our ~ to al Albion; Bluff~ at Adrian; aaid lf,eu. "And ~·,.. jut u :l'aVIer," aalil MlliJ!U , . , Bill 'ftle Falc0111 dropped a 33-14 cootrol the football tile entire Alma at Deftance and .'blgte· ~ ·ata:ong ai~ , ...·s ~ha ..... .,Y· "W~;:;~~f:lr"ked decisionto'UiahStatelastweek game." WllmlnstonatEarlham. am. ' ' "'l'" pr:e.,..u'll' ~ur ~..,•• arne ' ' . "Titey·re using . • .... pro. &c.~. .. f'!lll .. 1)111' lltlt big typo .. offense," said Hen. , hurdle ot tile .,.....,..,~ · · . · "Delenilnly; tlley look qut~ter . ;the Urilveril!f' of ,TO!edCI will and ~e experiel)ced than a al\e~pt to m••• Mar,hall . · ·• •· . year ago. They're using a ...,, Ulllviirallf Ita 14th consecutive t . . • · Ilia! ~lllered Mllsoqrl ~in a game ill the Glass tile first half. Bowl Saturday. . .,. .. • . .. . . • ~ BIU· ~ IIJII Mr1 . ~ 1\'B~ I~ ~ l/le' 'Micl llme1~ Ob,lo 1/ftl~lty tl!ollil " Ainerltlllr ~ r~ thla • a 1111 Ten~~ 1!11!1 ~ ~-.':· , . · are blg&,r, llrqer lind "IQol'e ,. 'J,'he ~~up 1¥1111 llf •,m.~f'l'hts Sti.ll!rdllr I¥IJI lie 1 a, ' C<liJV~ -!Jif.7 JP!· ~ i'lis del- Battle of UalleaiW ·Miami Un!V\I'IIty will host Need Teopeiltd llllprov~ 'ftle Rocket~ their. 1970 ~~~~~~~~=~= · Weatern ·Michlganinabaltleof aea1101l..ltha~·3'wlnover.East to M,>\JOU ,, ~ \, ' ,------·----------------------, \Helen Help Us! I \ By Helen BOttel ·" · Some peopl~ l!!lve a lqt.C'! I good in them, because they distribute very little of 11. I . Hirsute Philosophy? . Up In (',olebrooll:, N.H., of all places, a hapless mill! lank drl- got locked In the stocks for, of all things, darmg to come Into town without a beard. No the hippies haven't taken over New England. It was just lri fun and was staged In connection wltli Colebrook's recent 3IOih anniversary celebration. As with most such observanca, the klcalmlies made a big thing about grow· lng facial foliage for )he event. It's an interesting commentary. Bearcla are O.K. as long as they are on the fading lin-type faces of our ancestors. Flowing long hair seems quite. natural on men u long as they are characters In a btbllcal movie. But ... Don't ask us what It means. It's just an Interesting com· mentary. • • • B·u....c. h . eyes. 0...'Pen. 'M. . . . . (c· . . • ..· e··:&·41·!t· · ampa lgn ·: · • , · , · By GJCNE CADDES "; · , 7, 160 pound Hlli!h McElroy. VPII!ptrii,"Wrlter , JljllleB was selected SouthCOLUMIIUs1 Ohio (llPI;, ...:~· jveal Collference player <>f the Ohio Slate swirigs tile plef of week for his part in the play. He Ohio Stadium OPeD lo the qsual 1\(1 011 :ll of 42 passing attempts 85,1J00i>h•• penons Saturd!ty ~s ,for 3f4 yards and the one touchthe Buckeyealdck off tlleir 1970 ~· . football season against Ill(· 'ftle Aggies opened the season prlslng Texas A&,M. ' .. with a 4J.J4 victory over 'ftleAggiu,already Uon the Wichita Slate. year, pulled one out oftheflrein OhloSiate,rankedNo. Zin the the last 13seconds last Saturday first weekly college football nightl¥itha79.-yardpaasplaylo raUngs, will enter the game in · indicated he wpuld start his regular lk\elql ,of Rex Kom lit quarterli8ct, taJTY Zelina at wingback, teo Hayden at taUbock and John Brockington at fuUbocl!. Hayes said the ~ 2221>ound Brockington and the 212-pound Hayden "give I'" a 1-2 punch that Is really something." · , ' 'We've sot good speed," Hay.. said, "and we've got nip Louisiana Slate al Balon good physical coOdltion with ROuge 20-18. . ~ely Mike Sensibaugh, suf"It has to be one of the great l•'ferlilg from a broken foot bone, l¥lne in Tens A&M foolbaU the only starter ruled out of history," said Aggie Coach action: Gene Stallinga. Sensibough's spot will be A&M stored 17 points in the 'taken by junior Harry Howard, final quarter against LSU to lrlth sophomore John Hughes overcome a 12-3 deficit, with the moving Into Howard's regular winning pass going from halfback position. sophom..-e Lex James to 5.fi>otCoach Woody Hayes has versatility· We can run and pass." ~alt The Buckeye coach said he 1°'{,V: had worked his learn ertra hard Mc~.;,.:;,:~l~:: ':~~'t_' in an attempt to offset the fact A&M had already played two gomes. "That playing two g«mes is a distinct ' advantage, " Hayes said. "We've got our job cut our for us." J:;'~~;:.' LHgiHI, Howard, . W•-" Pcwell, Boll 112: . Kurebrew, Mlnn and T. , ~~~~g:~~o, Bo• 111; Oliva, , Pitching " l!ationol Lugue: Glbscn, St. , 23-6; ~~ry, SF. 22-13; Morrl11: l 1 20· >~YJenklns, Chi 20-!6,,. 1:fif:~~~~~~.:~rrJ~j f CROW STEAl HOUSE · • Home of SANDWICH O•do• By Phono And Toke Em Ho992-5432 KARR & VAN ZANDT lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. VALUE-RATED ·USED CARS 1968 Mercury Monterey $2195 Two door Fastback. Turquoise finish, white top, black vinyl in! .. 390 V-B. auto. trans .. P.S., , power disc brakes. radio. w~ s - w tires. Real nice. ' 1968 Chrysler New Yorker Four door. Blue with while top. blue radio, new w·s-w, factory air condlli ·1967 Olds 98 4 door 'Blue with blue in!., full poweetr~n~~~;~~~~ll;j radio, w·s-.w tires. factory air c• ALMANAC PACTS �.. ; ·• ' . ' ~. ~ u ·.· ~~ Warte GopfterS . By~· ~~ 4,M 111~teni ~I to\lld c• i Caroliiiaandlollo!recii!IIIJa,»- !iblliDeytGn•ubeaten 1~7b)' In olher samea: 7 thump~ <II Buffllo wb!1o 11ie UnlveftitY, o1 ~~~. llulfa)o is at Keni Slate; Marlllall lOI)Ippid Mare~ Botr~ Greon ~ . Don Norlhero Mlcblgali at ~ ; 17·7. . · ' .' ~bien 11119ulcl ra)her his O~in -at ~; C,. . "'\\e're eoln&•to have to lie~ F8itons didllll have to .do any Wtlllern Retlerve a!t~ny; )9.1 bette, . ofl~nll~ely this 'punUng al!a~Mt l)ayton alter Cell~ S~ al !IJI~g; qo· ~~.' ; · · . · :¥: · ~vier lil t , . ' ~le.lbe,, 'or,eek,". ~ Mlribill ~ what happened last Saturclay C!Qclnliau 'pt'filllj!lll.lo Mary . .filii ~~ :M.1f ~: !!"'11"<18, "-ve , , ,eentral ~k T,olley. "Toledo !.u when. Utah State returned four .Jo!l!l ~rll)h ;at, ·lltthany ; ~ ({iml ~\il' In llie ~ . MW~ ~(.0 ~ ~ a&wed a ll>lill ol W polnta in punta for 200 yarcla and two O~pllal ai 'PJjjo · Northern; ppeii/li, l!illl ~~ M~ · V111lhg "17. · ! . · \ . j~iro· ilmles and tljey led tile louchdolms. • !'IIX'IIlern lllli1bla' at xavter; ~~~ ,&aluf1!4y. 011 'II · .. J!Qt lflciu'!'allla lllal'l"J l,llUon in felreat )'8l'da ganted "Kicking Broke Dowa" YPIIIIgalown·%1f~ 111 Soulhem ·~naO!a:!Witpt· ~ .' JeaOiJ ~ \tulern ,... per game last ·yar, so we're DJin911; ~ ·· Wallace at 1'be llotden Gophefa ~ to' ' Its. !ira.! ti!P' ~ lP lild going lo have io ·~te more "Our kicking game jual , Biictnen; ltlii~ .at · Denison; M1Uour1 1 3f.12 lait 'IJeellend 1966NI4~bei!l~ in the offense lban we ~\!owed last simply. broke down last week," Heidelberg ,at Olivet and Jilter·!*klng UO ¥fllrne ~· ·tblfd game ~ ~ Miami week to alay lijth them." said Neblen. "Last year we OlletUn at Hlr1111. "~erwe play a Big !fen has. wori Zlli>C Ill& Z'l~ea Bowling Green · University, gave up only 2811 yarcla in punt Kenyon at Hobart; oPIIonent, we know lOe'':" up PlaY~!~' lie"':-~1110 ilj;lloola. whicb llWIII ·a ·~· winning 'returns tile enUre aeason. :1'\'•'re K~ at Marietta ; Grove agalplt '~ually a · bigger, "W~ must , t'Jti¥at 30 strealt over. :lliJ University of going to try and iron thlnc*'ilut. aty (Pa.J, at loU. Uruon; Ohio alrollger foolba)l tUm with per ~t Wtter s · l e r n Dayton: . llosla the J!lyers this lretk alth~h the best ture Wtsleyan at DePauw: Wooster more players tlwl ~ have.'' Ml<;hlgan ~tllan we! Malnst Saturclat, ' would be f..- our ~ to al Albion; Bluff~ at Adrian; aaid lf,eu. "And ~·,.. jut u :l'aVIer," aalil MlliJ!U , . , Bill 'ftle Falc0111 dropped a 33-14 cootrol the football tile entire Alma at Deftance and .'blgte· ~ ·ata:ong ai~ , ...·s ~ha ..... .,Y· "W~;:;~~f:lr"ked decisionto'UiahStatelastweek game." WllmlnstonatEarlham. am. ' ' "'l'" pr:e.,..u'll' ~ur ~..,•• arne ' ' . "Titey·re using . • .... pro. &c.~. .. f'!lll .. 1)111' lltlt big typo .. offense," said Hen. , hurdle ot tile .,.....,..,~ · · . · "Delenilnly; tlley look qut~ter . ;the Urilveril!f' of ,TO!edCI will and ~e experiel)ced than a al\e~pt to m••• Mar,hall . · ·• •· . year ago. They're using a ...,, Ulllviirallf Ita 14th consecutive t . . • · Ilia! ~lllered Mllsoqrl ~in a game ill the Glass tile first half. Bowl Saturday. . .,. .. • . .. . . • ~ BIU· ~ IIJII Mr1 . ~ 1\'B~ I~ ~ l/le' 'Micl llme1~ Ob,lo 1/ftl~lty tl!ollil " Ainerltlllr ~ r~ thla • a 1111 Ten~~ 1!11!1 ~ ~-.':· , . · are blg&,r, llrqer lind "IQol'e ,. 'J,'he ~~up 1¥1111 llf •,m.~f'l'hts Sti.ll!rdllr I¥IJI lie 1 a, ' C<liJV~ -!Jif.7 JP!· ~ i'lis del- Battle of UalleaiW ·Miami Un!V\I'IIty will host Need Teopeiltd llllprov~ 'ftle Rocket~ their. 1970 ~~~~~~~~=~= · Weatern ·Michlganinabaltleof aea1101l..ltha~·3'wlnover.East to M,>\JOU ,, ~ \, ' ,------·----------------------, \Helen Help Us! I \ By Helen BOttel ·" · Some peopl~ l!!lve a lqt.C'! I good in them, because they distribute very little of 11. I . Hirsute Philosophy? . Up In (',olebrooll:, N.H., of all places, a hapless mill! lank drl- got locked In the stocks for, of all things, darmg to come Into town without a beard. No the hippies haven't taken over New England. It was just lri fun and was staged In connection wltli Colebrook's recent 3IOih anniversary celebration. As with most such observanca, the klcalmlies made a big thing about grow· lng facial foliage for )he event. It's an interesting commentary. Bearcla are O.K. as long as they are on the fading lin-type faces of our ancestors. Flowing long hair seems quite. natural on men u long as they are characters In a btbllcal movie. But ... Don't ask us what It means. It's just an Interesting com· mentary. • • • B·u....c. h . eyes. 0...'Pen. 'M. . . . . (c· . . • ..· e··:&·41·!t· · ampa lgn ·: · • , · , · By GJCNE CADDES "; · , 7, 160 pound Hlli!h McElroy. VPII!ptrii,"Wrlter , JljllleB was selected SouthCOLUMIIUs1 Ohio (llPI;, ...:~· jveal Collference player <>f the Ohio Slate swirigs tile plef of week for his part in the play. He Ohio Stadium OPeD lo the qsual 1\(1 011 :ll of 42 passing attempts 85,1J00i>h•• penons Saturd!ty ~s ,for 3f4 yards and the one touchthe Buckeyealdck off tlleir 1970 ~· . football season against Ill(· 'ftle Aggies opened the season prlslng Texas A&,M. ' .. with a 4J.J4 victory over 'ftleAggiu,already Uon the Wichita Slate. year, pulled one out oftheflrein OhloSiate,rankedNo. Zin the the last 13seconds last Saturday first weekly college football nightl¥itha79.-yardpaasplaylo raUngs, will enter the game in · indicated he wpuld start his regular lk\elql ,of Rex Kom lit quarterli8ct, taJTY Zelina at wingback, teo Hayden at taUbock and John Brockington at fuUbocl!. Hayes said the ~ 2221>ound Brockington and the 212-pound Hayden "give I'" a 1-2 punch that Is really something." · , ' 'We've sot good speed," Hay.. said, "and we've got nip Louisiana Slate al Balon good physical coOdltion with ROuge 20-18. . ~ely Mike Sensibaugh, suf"It has to be one of the great l•'ferlilg from a broken foot bone, l¥lne in Tens A&M foolbaU the only starter ruled out of history," said Aggie Coach action: Gene Stallinga. Sensibough's spot will be A&M stored 17 points in the 'taken by junior Harry Howard, final quarter against LSU to lrlth sophomore John Hughes overcome a 12-3 deficit, with the moving Into Howard's regular winning pass going from halfback position. sophom..-e Lex James to 5.fi>otCoach Woody Hayes has versatility· We can run and pass." ~alt The Buckeye coach said he 1°'{,V: had worked his learn ertra hard Mc~.;,.:;,:~l~:: ':~~'t_' in an attempt to offset the fact A&M had already played two gomes. "That playing two g«mes is a distinct ' advantage, " Hayes said. "We've got our job cut our for us." J:;'~~;:.' LHgiHI, Howard, . W•-" Pcwell, Boll 112: . Kurebrew, Mlnn and T. , ~~~~g:~~o, Bo• 111; Oliva, , Pitching " l!ationol Lugue: Glbscn, St. , 23-6; ~~ry, SF. 22-13; Morrl11: l 1 20· >~YJenklns, Chi 20-!6,,. 1:fif:~~~~~~.:~rrJ~j f CROW STEAl HOUSE · • Home of SANDWICH O•do• By Phono And Toke Em Ho992-5432 KARR & VAN ZANDT lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. VALUE-RATED ·USED CARS 1968 Mercury Monterey $2195 Two door Fastback. Turquoise finish, white top, black vinyl in! .. 390 V-B. auto. trans .. P.S., , power disc brakes. radio. w~ s - w tires. Real nice. ' 1968 Chrysler New Yorker Four door. Blue with while top. blue radio, new w·s-w, factory air condlli ·1967 Olds 98 4 door 'Blue with blue in!., full poweetr~n~~~;~~~~ll;j radio, w·s-.w tires. factory air c• ALMANAC PACTS �~ - ., CalliQfniJ 1liiQ CI03 cl00--3 -19 1 Milw. ' l4t 1110 00..-7 11 b Bradley, KHiey {2). Allen {,), Cox 16), K. Tatum (7) and Azc110 ; Morrl.. Getnar (6), , Send..-' tel , ~ ROQI. WP' Sin~ · 0111 OO'l Qll-5 1l Q !Mrrls (3~3) , ,LP-8radley {Hi. ' Allin,_ ilaO 91\ii 0 'HR-Harper (3tsll . i . Rolotr-ls •·.13 •ll'i Ciinnlz,.r_01 ·, ooo--o • '! Me0u0on0.5and Tillmon. HRs- ;; IOniygamessc;hoduledl ~ Collitrl• 135thl. Ga!1011 U91hl .' : O.lcll!llo. oto 004 2oo.-1 1. o , st, Laurs" 1110 0110 OOo--1 1 1 · Holtznrant17-ll)ondHudtey; • Torrez, C. Toylor (7)., Briles {81 ondSimmons. lP-Torrez {8-10) . I HR-Pepllone l2"hl. t · !Only games scheduled I • Ain'eri<lnl.HI\10 , Dotroll 001 liOO cJ30-.I 12 2 . Ball. 002 022 Olx-7 12 2 •· Hiller, MCR.. (6), Schermon ' (71 and Price; Cuellar (2U) · end Etchebarren. LP·HIIIer 1'5 · · 5). HRs-8. Robinson (IBthl. , Blair 2 (16th & 17th} . : B..ten -;;-OQO OQH 7 3 • Walhingt<lh liOO 3110 0110--J 1 o : Morel, Romo {41, a. Boll• {91 . . DRNE~N ·BANKING •• • •.' f I ' •" '' . '•• 'eQulck . •Convenient ~ · •Courteous ' •'· • Highlanders';: r Memorial Setvices Will Be Saturday · . • I , , ' 1 .' · Fridays Only ' Tilt Drive-In Window ''"""" 9 A.M, to 7 P.M. ( confinuously) ptt~tr lniJI lllllltng ·J tD 7 Frltloys. ""rs t r.on n· J UIUII M&M ELECTRONICS Now Under llew IIIIIIJIIIIenf Millin & liNt Jane Bucyrus, ...... Middleport · lbe .... 'mit gueots·hli~,Mrs,~ Burton, Ml4dlil!Orl. -'''l'bef lrollf!hl their dqhter, Rlltll Ellen, to Qllo Unt;er.uy. Oilier• guests of Mn. Bl&'lon over tile weeb!nd ......, Mr. and Mrs. Belwn MiDII' of ~. 2 3 From 2 thrU , ·· , montf'ls Fftd' Purina Grawena. CaH �~ - ., CalliQfniJ 1liiQ CI03 cl00--3 -19 1 Milw. ' l4t 1110 00..-7 11 b Bradley, KHiey {2). Allen {,), Cox 16), K. Tatum (7) and Azc110 ; Morrl.. Getnar (6), , Send..-' tel , ~ ROQI. WP' Sin~ · 0111 OO'l Qll-5 1l Q !Mrrls (3~3) , ,LP-8radley {Hi. ' Allin,_ ilaO 91\ii 0 'HR-Harper (3tsll . i . Rolotr-ls •·.13 •ll'i Ciinnlz,.r_01 ·, ooo--o • '! Me0u0on0.5and Tillmon. HRs- ;; IOniygamessc;hoduledl ~ Collitrl• 135thl. Ga!1011 U91hl .' : O.lcll!llo. oto 004 2oo.-1 1. o , st, Laurs" 1110 0110 OOo--1 1 1 · Holtznrant17-ll)ondHudtey; • Torrez, C. Toylor (7)., Briles {81 ondSimmons. lP-Torrez {8-10) . I HR-Pepllone l2"hl. t · !Only games scheduled I • Ain'eri<lnl.HI\10 , Dotroll 001 liOO cJ30-.I 12 2 . Ball. 002 022 Olx-7 12 2 •· Hiller, MCR.. (6), Schermon ' (71 and Price; Cuellar (2U) · end Etchebarren. LP·HIIIer 1'5 · · 5). HRs-8. Robinson (IBthl. , Blair 2 (16th & 17th} . : B..ten -;;-OQO OQH 7 3 • Walhingt<lh liOO 3110 0110--J 1 o : Morel, Romo {41, a. Boll• {91 . . DRNE~N ·BANKING •• • •.' f I ' •" '' . '•• 'eQulck . •Convenient ~ · •Courteous ' •'· • Highlanders';: r Memorial Setvices Will Be Saturday · . • I , , ' 1 .' · Fridays Only ' Tilt Drive-In Window ''"""" 9 A.M, to 7 P.M. ( confinuously) ptt~tr lniJI lllllltng ·J tD 7 Frltloys. ""rs t r.on n· J UIUII M&M ELECTRONICS Now Under llew IIIIIIJIIIIenf Millin & liNt Jane Bucyrus, ...... Middleport · lbe .... 'mit gueots·hli~,Mrs,~ Burton, Ml4dlil!Orl. -'''l'bef lrollf!hl their dqhter, Rlltll Ellen, to Qllo Unt;er.uy. Oilier• guests of Mn. Bl&'lon over tile weeb!nd ......, Mr. and Mrs. Belwn MiDII' of ~. 2 3 From 2 thrU , ·· , montf'ls Fftd' Purina Grawena. CaH �POMEiiiOY POME •ROY TRINITY UniletiCh\l"<h ol Chriol -Rev Perno. ~1tor Fred Blaetlna1 , sup! Sunilay SchooL 9 tsa. m , Worship, 10. 2S a m ; .youth IIAP· Main, S.B C PBstor; SuJtday Sunday chotr rehearsal, Monday, 6, 30 m , Worship p . m , Mrs Mar'llln Bur1, sen,qce, a m Evening director . Senior choir worshtp, p m Wednesday, reheat&al. J 30 p.m. Thursday, praver methng and Bible Mrs Paul Nease, dtrector. stud~. 7 30 p m Thursday , all day Busy Bee POMEROY • quilting party In church SOCial POMEROY-CHESTER room UNITED METHODIST POMEROY CHURCH OF Robert R Card, pastor THE NAZAf!ENE - Cornor Pomeroy - Worship, 10 30 a Unton and Mulberry . Rev. m ., Church School, 9 15 a m , Clyde V Hendersqn, pastor .' fr~nk Vaughan, supenn Sunday School 9·3}) a. m 1 1endent Chester worshtp, 9 a Raymond Walburn. supt , m .: Church School, 10 a m, Morning warship 10 30 a m , ,Roger Epple, supt Evenmgservlce7 30p m Mid SEVENTH DAY ADVENT week service, Wednesday, 7 30 liST - Pomeroy, Mulberry m Hgt$ Herbert Morgan, pastor GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev Sabbath School, Saturday, 2 p Stanley Plattenburg, mmlster. m • worship. 3 15 p m Dorcas Mormng prayer and sermon 1 .Society, lOa. m. each Thursday to 30 a m Holy commumon MIDDLEPORT and sermon, first Sundays. 10 JO a m Church school, kondergarten through e1ghth FIRST UNITED PRES grade, 10 30 a m BYTERIAN, Middleport-Rev POMEROY CHURCH OF Russell Lester, pastor Sunday CHRIST- Mr Hoyt Allen, Jr , School 9 30 a m , Lewis Sauer, pastor Bible School. 9 30 a m , supt , worship service 10· 30 worship, 10 ](), adult worship a m servlce and YOUIJQ peoples MIDDLEPORT HEATH meeting, both 7 30 p m Sun- UNITED METHODIST- Rev . day-Wednesday, combined Max E Donahue, minister , l;\1ble study and prayer Eric Chambers, Sunday School meehng, 7 30 p m superintendent. Church School THE SALVATION ARMY - 9 30 a m, morning worship, Envoy RayS Wining, off 1cer In 10 30 a m , youth meehng, 7 p. charge Sunday. 10 " m m • Choir rehearsal , Wed Holiness meeting, 10 30 a m nesday 7 7 30 P m , Mrs . E Sunday School Young People's Robert Hamm, d~rector Leglon,7p m, Thursday, ttoJ JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESp m, Ladles Home League, 7 Larry Carnah!l'n presiding ~m Prep classes mlmster Sundat Bible lecture, SACRED HEART _ Rev- ro30 a m · Wa chtower study, Father Bernard Krajcov 1c, t 30 a m · Tuesday, B1ble pas1or Phone 992 2825 5 ~dy. 7 30 P m.• Thursday. Saturday evening Mass 7·36 ministry school 7 30 p m' u. ' serv1ce meeting 8 30 p m p.m. Sun da y '~"' 8 ana tO MIDDLEPORT CHURCH ~-~ ~tess/on•, Saturday 7 af Chr1st In Christian Umon-P • lawrence Manley, pastor, Mrs POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Russell Young, Sunday School -Robert Kuhn, pastor George Supt. Sunday School9.30 a m SklnMr, Sunday Schoql supt. Evening worship 7·30 Wed Sunday School, 9 30 a. m , nesday prayer rneeting, 1 30 p mOf"ning worship, 10 JO a. m.. m. _ _ -~ BYF, 6 p m , Bible Study CHURCH OF THE NAZA· Wadnesday 7 p m , choir RE!II ::- Middleport, !lev practice, Wad .. 8 JO o. m. Audry Miller, pastor, Floyd Carson, supt Sunday schooL 5t , PAUL LUTHERAN - 9 30 a.m., Morning wor Rev. Arthur C Lund, pastor ship, 10 30 a m , runior Sunday School, 9:15 a. m, 19clety, 6·30 p.m , NYPS 6 45 Cherles Evans, Supt.; worship p m Sunday evangelistic service, 10:30 1 . m Con meetmg , 7:30 p m Prayer ~lrr;.~tlon don.. Saturday, 9 .45 meet~ng Wednesday, 7·30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL -Third Ave, the Rev B l. Barrett, pastor Ralfh Priddy, Sunday schQOI sup Classes for all ages, NOTICE ON FILING Sunday school. 10 a m , Sunday OF INVENTORY evening service. 7 30 p m AND APPRAISEMENT The Stitt of OhiO, Wednesday evening young Meigs Coun'y people's meeting and Bible study . Saturday evening ser vice, 7 30 p .,._ p LEGAL NOTICE ~~~~\·;:9:30 a. , 10 lO ::: , 7.30 service p.m. p. m. Plains MASON COUNTY '\ Church ' ' MASON ASSiM{L r OF DANVILLE WI!SI!JYANo-J, GOD -Second St., ,Mo..,, W. A. Curry, pastor\ .fli~ndiY Va Chester Tennant pastor Stllopl, 9 30 a m.; Yojilji' altO Sunday school. lO 'a. m.; iunloryouthservlce,f ~,.,; m.;_.. morning worship, ll a. m , E-Hning worship. 7, 30 :p. m. evangelistic service 7· 30 p m Prayer and praise Wed.,Jf: 30 P,l ' ' · m I [' Blbiestudyandpraye.-.ervice, ! HEMLOCK Gl!QY. ~r'sTI~day, 7 30 P m Phone CHRISTIAN - Jama $nittli, HARTFORD CHURCH OF pallor; Roy f/iif. Chr11t m Chr~ttiln Union _ Morning service, 9. ~ ~~ f Rev.O'Oell Manley pastor Sunday ScHool, 10 a.iri, ,, ~ s und ay s ch001' 9• 30 1 '· m • Rev. meettnq, I ' P.WtL\. . '' Sundays; • SILVERWad~esdav, RUN FREE Ev.,lng Guy Sayre, sup! , evening BAPltST _ Rev , c,~dllt m first Sunday :r~d~ce, 30p T~,h =~ Atkins, pastor. ca;rJ)II r Mij' LOTTRIIIG·e UN 1 evening prayermeeiing, 30 p. Sus.'"hdoooay1 m • m Sunday evenlll9 youth ~ UIR.lG ' "' !:1 .... ' ' ., services 6 30 with R Worsh Pr 7;30 p m. tf'rayer secorl(l and fourth Sundtt~s, Manley Youth leader oger · meeting, Thursday, 1: 30 p1 m. 7 30p. m Sunda_y SchOol. 9 45 4!> , MASON CHURCH OF CHESTER CH''R" a • OF m. ctlrlottan Endeavor, thlra ~HR ST 0 Y , "" ' Saturday of each mQnth. ~ I -John Steele, pastor OD- Rev. Donald"'~. LAUREL CLIFF FREE Worship, 10 a.m.; Bible study, pastor. Sunday Scliaot, 9:30 e . METHODIST - Rtv. E M 11 15 am; evening worship, m.> worship service, 11 • · nr.: Gill, pastor. William e':ff.y, 7.30 p.m Midweek sorvlce, Evening worship, 7.30 p. m. supt sundoyS.:hool,9:30a. m.; Wedrtesday , 7 30 p m Prayer service and youth Morning worship 10· 30 a m • GRAHAM UN IUD METH. service, Thursday\ 7;30 p, Ill. Evemng worship ! 30 p. "' OOIST CHURCH - Preachlng Monthly sings, I rst SUnday Wadnesday, Chrisll~n Yovth 9 30 a m , first and second each month, 2 P· m. ~ Crusade, 6:30 'p. m.; Prayer Sundays at each month, third FOREST RUN METHODtiT meeting 7 30 p m. Thur,day, and fourth Sundays each month, - Re>J Forrest Donley, pastbr, choir practice, 7 p. m, ( worship service at 7.30 p m Mrs Fread Neue, supt DEXTER CHURCH OF Wednesday evemngs at 7 30, Worshlpservice9a. m.• Sunday. CHRIST -Danny Eviln,, School. 10 a. m. pastor Norman C. Will, supt. Prayer and Bible Study MASON FIRST BAPTIST LANGSVIlLE CHRISTIAN Sunday Sch<>?l 9:30 a. m,; Second and Pomeroy Sts, Stan -langsville VIllage, Rev . Worship servrce, 10 30 a m. Craig, pastor. Sunday school, Robert Eugene Musser, pastdr. Chnstlan Endeavor Sunday 9 45 am , worship service, 11 Worship servrce, 10 30 a. m.; evening REORGANIZED CHURCH a.m .; training union, 6:30pm , Glenna Fetty, Sunday SChool evening worship service, 7 30 Supt Sunday School 9· 30 a m ; OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· p.m Mia week prayer sorvlce, Sunday even1ng, 7.30 p m. Mid· TER DAY SAINTS- Portland· Wednesday, 7:30p.m week s~rvlce, Wednesday, 7 30 Racint Roed Ralph Johnson, p m pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a CHRIST IAN S ~IE N C E SYRACUSE CHURCH OF m ; lllorn1ng worship, 10 30 a. Services at JIS Mom St., Pl. THE NAZARENE- Rev M c m, Sunday evening service, 7 Pleasant, Sunday~. 11 a m • Larimore, pastor Bob Moore. p m Wednesday evening Wednesdays, ~ 7 30 P· m All Sunday School Supt Sunday prayer services, 7 30 p m welcome. School, classes for all ages, 9·••30 BAPTIST a m., morn Ing wors h1p, 10:4\)1, G BETHLEHEM Be real Wor n~. Charles l\lorr'·, MEIGS COUNTY Nyp •• Sun da y, 6 30 p, m.; ~ evengellstlc service. Sunday, pas1or ship service, 9· 30 a ALFRED UNITED 1 30 p m Mid week prayer m • Sundav School, 10 30 a m METHODIST - Rev Randy MOANING STAR UNITED Lavender, pastor. Sunday meeting, Wadnesday, 7 30 P m school, 9. .45 a.m wtth Lloyd Mssionary meeting, svcond METttODIST _ Rev. William Dillinger. supt , worship ser Wednesday, R 0 C K 1 30s Pp m R 1 N G S Airson, pastor, Roy Von Meter, vtce, 11 a m with Charles 0 METHODIST - Rev Richard supt , Sunday School, 9:30 a Woode, lay leader In charge. Pumphrey, pastor, Harold m.; !Vtotning worship, 10: IS a. Sunday evening worship, 7 45 Blackston, superintendent m; Youth Fetlowshtpand Bible p. m with 1he Rev Mr Morning worship, 9•30 a.m , Study, Thursday, 8 p m. 1Fred Lavender In charge. Prayer church school, 10 15 am ; Smith, lavleader services, Wednesday, 7· .tS p.m worship, 7 30 p m , CARLETON CHURCH MT. MORIAH CHURCH DF even•ng MYF, 6 p.m Prayer mntlng Kingsbury Road . Sundar. GOD - Racine Rqule 2 The and Bible Study, Wadnesday, School. 9 30 a. m., Ralph Cor , Rev. Charles Hand, pastor 7 JO m. A mlnilstratlve supt. Worship service, 10:30 a. Sunday school, 9 4.1 a.m .. Co unci and 7·30 p.m. alternately. morning worship, 11 a.M meeting, Wednesday, Evening services, Tuesday and m. Rev. Jay Stllel, Friday, 7: JO, Doml~, 7k ~ Ish~~~ ~~!~t.:i~*·~~~~~ ~1r ~~· :,~1~~~f~~doy:'fo'~Pi .... ., O:o..- ......... -rrr,or 1 • H. P'lr,tll Jwdtt and ••..ffkit Clerk of ••ld court Morris, Otpu1y By Jenet E. qerk !91 11, 25, 2tc -~--- Me~ Property ' I • Transfers. STIYERSVILLE COM· MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Edsel cHart, pa 0tor. Sunday mornlr,g worship . serviCe, 10 a.m :, Dell TalbOt, superlntendinl Prayer meeting, Nch Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday evening service, 7:30 ' ZION CHURCH OF CH!1151' - Pomeroy-_Ha-rrlson_,V:Ifle Roo a John Webster, pnfor . Paul McElroy, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School, 9:30a.m.: lllomlng Wonhlp ana com· mun1on, 10:30 a m.; SUnday even1ng youth Chrlstlll"t en. deavor, 6 p m ; Worlbli> ..,.. vices, 7 p. m.; ~Y evening prayer meeting entt Bible study, •7:30 P· m. ST. JOMN,'LUTHEIIAN Pine Grove, ROY. Gerold Herbener, pastofj. Sunday school t 9 a.' m.; Chutch service, 10 a m SYRACUSE UNITED METHODIST ~ Paul A Sellers, pallor r Ben llulsen. barry, Sunday School Supt. worship ser¥1ce, 9 30 a m first and third Sunday. Evening serVIce, 8Ji m. fourth Sunday UNGS ILLE MIDWAY services each Sunclaf at 10 a m and 7:30 p m. T~y evenil)g worship, 7 30 SUTTON ~ ED METHODIST ~ I A Sellers, pastor i Sunday School ser¥1ce, 10 .d 7. JD p. Che¥alier. service and sermon, 8:20 Week prayer meeting nesday, 7· 30 p. m Mrs. Holslnaer, class leader. POMEROY LOWER LIGHT CHURCH-Harrisonville Road, Kev Roy Taylor, pastor; Henry Eblin, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School, 9:30 a, m.; ~venlng wordshlp, r 7:30 p. m. rayer ~n prasle se.vlce, Thursday, 7:3\) p. m, RACINE·LETA"'T - WEs·. " LEYAN UNITEDMUHODIST Racine, W. Pale McClurg, paslpr. Sunday ScHool, 9.30 o. m.. Worship oorvl(j>, 10:30 a. m.; UM'(F. 7 R· m. each Sun. day; . , S.Oior Choir pract1ce, ' ThuriGoy, 7:30 p. m ; Service Gui!Q!,fourth Monday, 7 30 p, ffl·i .,eppy Hustlers Sundav SchQQI Class meeting, fourth •friday, 6 p. m ; WSCS second . Friday, 7:30 p. m.; Official Board, second Monday, 7 30 p o.-.:.:..,. ......... - I S•N•Y Mo•li4ooj EuAUI Hot~ 14:6-16 J 1:1-U • I ! .r I (f f o I With !be hoPe It wt!l, In some mea~~· fOster a11~ Help lUstJin tllit good irl.famlly 11nd cornml!'llty UJ!Ii ttlls fe~ture ll:~f)cmsored b)' firms and organlz'atlons..Whosemames appear below. , 'l' '-• ~~ "" '· , · •" I .. . ~~ ~ d . fi ~~ .: i~ :!!~ t;~ i ,. 1 I l ,.,~ , ~ ~ §h 10 ~ io"lhf" ~~I ~ ,., I iI i"' •£ ~ 6 = . -~~-~ :c~ hJ~hEUI~d Bakers,of Goqt;l 9i'ead ' Huntington, W, lola. ~ I:OI\IG IOTTOM CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Mr. Carl Turley, mlnlatet. M.qrnlne Servt~e• 10.30 a. rri. Sunctay School 9:30 1. m Herman Schul, Supt. N~.,· ;,;"" ., .. ii; .:0 '01'1> •• '".••. .••. ·•o;: . . .:.:O ._ . ' "I N ' ' . i''{ •, r Alfr(!d lla.m. Sundays) 7:45 l~it~: ~and ~th SunI -7.45 r..m. Sundavs , 11 a.m Second 4th Sundays. L0 MG B t) T 'r o M METHODIST- Rev. Freeland Norris, pallor Sunday ,Sthool, to a.m.; church serv1ces, n a.m. BEARWALLOW RIDGE Ao CHU.¢H "" CHRIST- John RoCkhold, pntor. Bible study, 9:30 o.m .. mornmg -&hlp, 10.301 evening worship, 7· 30 p.m. Wednesdly Bible study, 7 30 p.m. ==-- ' ' ~ I ·'rj 1Uii!8 ·c;,..;,:.;~ ~~~ I. I I I I I I I ~ !' i i iHt I lh �POMEiiiOY POME •ROY TRINITY UniletiCh\l"<h ol Chriol -Rev Perno. ~1tor Fred Blaetlna1 , sup! Sunilay SchooL 9 tsa. m , Worship, 10. 2S a m ; .youth IIAP· Main, S.B C PBstor; SuJtday Sunday chotr rehearsal, Monday, 6, 30 m , Worship p . m , Mrs Mar'llln Bur1, sen,qce, a m Evening director . Senior choir worshtp, p m Wednesday, reheat&al. J 30 p.m. Thursday, praver methng and Bible Mrs Paul Nease, dtrector. stud~. 7 30 p m Thursday , all day Busy Bee POMEROY • quilting party In church SOCial POMEROY-CHESTER room UNITED METHODIST POMEROY CHURCH OF Robert R Card, pastor THE NAZAf!ENE - Cornor Pomeroy - Worship, 10 30 a Unton and Mulberry . Rev. m ., Church School, 9 15 a m , Clyde V Hendersqn, pastor .' fr~nk Vaughan, supenn Sunday School 9·3}) a. m 1 1endent Chester worshtp, 9 a Raymond Walburn. supt , m .: Church School, 10 a m, Morning warship 10 30 a m , ,Roger Epple, supt Evenmgservlce7 30p m Mid SEVENTH DAY ADVENT week service, Wednesday, 7 30 liST - Pomeroy, Mulberry m Hgt$ Herbert Morgan, pastor GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev Sabbath School, Saturday, 2 p Stanley Plattenburg, mmlster. m • worship. 3 15 p m Dorcas Mormng prayer and sermon 1 .Society, lOa. m. each Thursday to 30 a m Holy commumon MIDDLEPORT and sermon, first Sundays. 10 JO a m Church school, kondergarten through e1ghth FIRST UNITED PRES grade, 10 30 a m BYTERIAN, Middleport-Rev POMEROY CHURCH OF Russell Lester, pastor Sunday CHRIST- Mr Hoyt Allen, Jr , School 9 30 a m , Lewis Sauer, pastor Bible School. 9 30 a m , supt , worship service 10· 30 worship, 10 ](), adult worship a m servlce and YOUIJQ peoples MIDDLEPORT HEATH meeting, both 7 30 p m Sun- UNITED METHODIST- Rev . day-Wednesday, combined Max E Donahue, minister , l;\1ble study and prayer Eric Chambers, Sunday School meehng, 7 30 p m superintendent. Church School THE SALVATION ARMY - 9 30 a m, morning worship, Envoy RayS Wining, off 1cer In 10 30 a m , youth meehng, 7 p. charge Sunday. 10 " m m • Choir rehearsal , Wed Holiness meeting, 10 30 a m nesday 7 7 30 P m , Mrs . E Sunday School Young People's Robert Hamm, d~rector Leglon,7p m, Thursday, ttoJ JEHOVAH'S WITNESSESp m, Ladles Home League, 7 Larry Carnah!l'n presiding ~m Prep classes mlmster Sundat Bible lecture, SACRED HEART _ Rev- ro30 a m · Wa chtower study, Father Bernard Krajcov 1c, t 30 a m · Tuesday, B1ble pas1or Phone 992 2825 5 ~dy. 7 30 P m.• Thursday. Saturday evening Mass 7·36 ministry school 7 30 p m' u. ' serv1ce meeting 8 30 p m p.m. Sun da y '~"' 8 ana tO MIDDLEPORT CHURCH ~-~ ~tess/on•, Saturday 7 af Chr1st In Christian Umon-P • lawrence Manley, pastor, Mrs POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Russell Young, Sunday School -Robert Kuhn, pastor George Supt. Sunday School9.30 a m SklnMr, Sunday Schoql supt. Evening worship 7·30 Wed Sunday School, 9 30 a. m , nesday prayer rneeting, 1 30 p mOf"ning worship, 10 JO a. m.. m. _ _ -~ BYF, 6 p m , Bible Study CHURCH OF THE NAZA· Wadnesday 7 p m , choir RE!II ::- Middleport, !lev practice, Wad .. 8 JO o. m. Audry Miller, pastor, Floyd Carson, supt Sunday schooL 5t , PAUL LUTHERAN - 9 30 a.m., Morning wor Rev. Arthur C Lund, pastor ship, 10 30 a m , runior Sunday School, 9:15 a. m, 19clety, 6·30 p.m , NYPS 6 45 Cherles Evans, Supt.; worship p m Sunday evangelistic service, 10:30 1 . m Con meetmg , 7:30 p m Prayer ~lrr;.~tlon don.. Saturday, 9 .45 meet~ng Wednesday, 7·30 p.m. MIDDLEPORT PEN TECOSTAL -Third Ave, the Rev B l. Barrett, pastor Ralfh Priddy, Sunday schQOI sup Classes for all ages, NOTICE ON FILING Sunday school. 10 a m , Sunday OF INVENTORY evening service. 7 30 p m AND APPRAISEMENT The Stitt of OhiO, Wednesday evening young Meigs Coun'y people's meeting and Bible study . Saturday evening ser vice, 7 30 p .,._ p LEGAL NOTICE ~~~~\·;:9:30 a. , 10 lO ::: , 7.30 service p.m. p. m. Plains MASON COUNTY '\ Church ' ' MASON ASSiM{L r OF DANVILLE WI!SI!JYANo-J, GOD -Second St., ,Mo..,, W. A. Curry, pastor\ .fli~ndiY Va Chester Tennant pastor Stllopl, 9 30 a m.; Yojilji' altO Sunday school. lO 'a. m.; iunloryouthservlce,f ~,.,; m.;_.. morning worship, ll a. m , E-Hning worship. 7, 30 :p. m. evangelistic service 7· 30 p m Prayer and praise Wed.,Jf: 30 P,l ' ' · m I [' Blbiestudyandpraye.-.ervice, ! HEMLOCK Gl!QY. ~r'sTI~day, 7 30 P m Phone CHRISTIAN - Jama $nittli, HARTFORD CHURCH OF pallor; Roy f/iif. Chr11t m Chr~ttiln Union _ Morning service, 9. ~ ~~ f Rev.O'Oell Manley pastor Sunday ScHool, 10 a.iri, ,, ~ s und ay s ch001' 9• 30 1 '· m • Rev. meettnq, I ' P.WtL\. . '' Sundays; • SILVERWad~esdav, RUN FREE Ev.,lng Guy Sayre, sup! , evening BAPltST _ Rev , c,~dllt m first Sunday :r~d~ce, 30p T~,h =~ Atkins, pastor. ca;rJ)II r Mij' LOTTRIIIG·e UN 1 evening prayermeeiing, 30 p. Sus.'"hdoooay1 m • m Sunday evenlll9 youth ~ UIR.lG ' "' !:1 .... ' ' ., services 6 30 with R Worsh Pr 7;30 p m. tf'rayer secorl(l and fourth Sundtt~s, Manley Youth leader oger · meeting, Thursday, 1: 30 p1 m. 7 30p. m Sunda_y SchOol. 9 45 4!> , MASON CHURCH OF CHESTER CH''R" a • OF m. ctlrlottan Endeavor, thlra ~HR ST 0 Y , "" ' Saturday of each mQnth. ~ I -John Steele, pastor OD- Rev. Donald"'~. LAUREL CLIFF FREE Worship, 10 a.m.; Bible study, pastor. Sunday Scliaot, 9:30 e . METHODIST - Rtv. E M 11 15 am; evening worship, m.> worship service, 11 • · nr.: Gill, pastor. William e':ff.y, 7.30 p.m Midweek sorvlce, Evening worship, 7.30 p. m. supt sundoyS.:hool,9:30a. m.; Wedrtesday , 7 30 p m Prayer service and youth Morning worship 10· 30 a m • GRAHAM UN IUD METH. service, Thursday\ 7;30 p, Ill. Evemng worship ! 30 p. "' OOIST CHURCH - Preachlng Monthly sings, I rst SUnday Wadnesday, Chrisll~n Yovth 9 30 a m , first and second each month, 2 P· m. ~ Crusade, 6:30 'p. m.; Prayer Sundays at each month, third FOREST RUN METHODtiT meeting 7 30 p m. Thur,day, and fourth Sundays each month, - Re>J Forrest Donley, pastbr, choir practice, 7 p. m, ( worship service at 7.30 p m Mrs Fread Neue, supt DEXTER CHURCH OF Wednesday evemngs at 7 30, Worshlpservice9a. m.• Sunday. CHRIST -Danny Eviln,, School. 10 a. m. pastor Norman C. Will, supt. Prayer and Bible Study MASON FIRST BAPTIST LANGSVIlLE CHRISTIAN Sunday Sch<>?l 9:30 a. m,; Second and Pomeroy Sts, Stan -langsville VIllage, Rev . Worship servrce, 10 30 a m. Craig, pastor. Sunday school, Robert Eugene Musser, pastdr. Chnstlan Endeavor Sunday 9 45 am , worship service, 11 Worship servrce, 10 30 a. m.; evening REORGANIZED CHURCH a.m .; training union, 6:30pm , Glenna Fetty, Sunday SChool evening worship service, 7 30 Supt Sunday School 9· 30 a m ; OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· p.m Mia week prayer sorvlce, Sunday even1ng, 7.30 p m. Mid· TER DAY SAINTS- Portland· Wednesday, 7:30p.m week s~rvlce, Wednesday, 7 30 Racint Roed Ralph Johnson, p m pastor Sunday School, 9 30 a CHRIST IAN S ~IE N C E SYRACUSE CHURCH OF m ; lllorn1ng worship, 10 30 a. Services at JIS Mom St., Pl. THE NAZARENE- Rev M c m, Sunday evening service, 7 Pleasant, Sunday~. 11 a m • Larimore, pastor Bob Moore. p m Wednesday evening Wednesdays, ~ 7 30 P· m All Sunday School Supt Sunday prayer services, 7 30 p m welcome. School, classes for all ages, 9·••30 BAPTIST a m., morn Ing wors h1p, 10:4\)1, G BETHLEHEM Be real Wor n~. Charles l\lorr'·, MEIGS COUNTY Nyp •• Sun da y, 6 30 p, m.; ~ evengellstlc service. Sunday, pas1or ship service, 9· 30 a ALFRED UNITED 1 30 p m Mid week prayer m • Sundav School, 10 30 a m METHODIST - Rev Randy MOANING STAR UNITED Lavender, pastor. Sunday meeting, Wadnesday, 7 30 P m school, 9. .45 a.m wtth Lloyd Mssionary meeting, svcond METttODIST _ Rev. William Dillinger. supt , worship ser Wednesday, R 0 C K 1 30s Pp m R 1 N G S Airson, pastor, Roy Von Meter, vtce, 11 a m with Charles 0 METHODIST - Rev Richard supt , Sunday School, 9:30 a Woode, lay leader In charge. Pumphrey, pastor, Harold m.; !Vtotning worship, 10: IS a. Sunday evening worship, 7 45 Blackston, superintendent m; Youth Fetlowshtpand Bible p. m with 1he Rev Mr Morning worship, 9•30 a.m , Study, Thursday, 8 p m. 1Fred Lavender In charge. Prayer church school, 10 15 am ; Smith, lavleader services, Wednesday, 7· .tS p.m worship, 7 30 p m , CARLETON CHURCH MT. MORIAH CHURCH DF even•ng MYF, 6 p.m Prayer mntlng Kingsbury Road . Sundar. GOD - Racine Rqule 2 The and Bible Study, Wadnesday, School. 9 30 a. m., Ralph Cor , Rev. Charles Hand, pastor 7 JO m. A mlnilstratlve supt. Worship service, 10:30 a. Sunday school, 9 4.1 a.m .. Co unci and 7·30 p.m. alternately. morning worship, 11 a.M meeting, Wednesday, Evening services, Tuesday and m. Rev. Jay Stllel, Friday, 7: JO, Doml~, 7k ~ Ish~~~ ~~!~t.:i~*·~~~~~ ~1r ~~· :,~1~~~f~~doy:'fo'~Pi .... ., O:o..- ......... -rrr,or 1 • H. P'lr,tll Jwdtt and ••..ffkit Clerk of ••ld court Morris, Otpu1y By Jenet E. qerk !91 11, 25, 2tc -~--- Me~ Property ' I • Transfers. STIYERSVILLE COM· MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Edsel cHart, pa 0tor. Sunday mornlr,g worship . serviCe, 10 a.m :, Dell TalbOt, superlntendinl Prayer meeting, Nch Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday evening service, 7:30 ' ZION CHURCH OF CH!1151' - Pomeroy-_Ha-rrlson_,V:Ifle Roo a John Webster, pnfor . Paul McElroy, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School, 9:30a.m.: lllomlng Wonhlp ana com· mun1on, 10:30 a m.; SUnday even1ng youth Chrlstlll"t en. deavor, 6 p m ; Worlbli> ..,.. vices, 7 p. m.; ~Y evening prayer meeting entt Bible study, •7:30 P· m. ST. JOMN,'LUTHEIIAN Pine Grove, ROY. Gerold Herbener, pastofj. Sunday school t 9 a.' m.; Chutch service, 10 a m SYRACUSE UNITED METHODIST ~ Paul A Sellers, pallor r Ben llulsen. barry, Sunday School Supt. worship ser¥1ce, 9 30 a m first and third Sunday. Evening serVIce, 8Ji m. fourth Sunday UNGS ILLE MIDWAY services each Sunclaf at 10 a m and 7:30 p m. T~y evenil)g worship, 7 30 SUTTON ~ ED METHODIST ~ I A Sellers, pastor i Sunday School ser¥1ce, 10 .d 7. JD p. Che¥alier. service and sermon, 8:20 Week prayer meeting nesday, 7· 30 p. m Mrs. Holslnaer, class leader. POMEROY LOWER LIGHT CHURCH-Harrisonville Road, Kev Roy Taylor, pastor; Henry Eblin, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School, 9:30 a, m.; ~venlng wordshlp, r 7:30 p. m. rayer ~n prasle se.vlce, Thursday, 7:3\) p. m, RACINE·LETA"'T - WEs·. " LEYAN UNITEDMUHODIST Racine, W. Pale McClurg, paslpr. Sunday ScHool, 9.30 o. m.. Worship oorvl(j>, 10:30 a. m.; UM'(F. 7 R· m. each Sun. day; . , S.Oior Choir pract1ce, ' ThuriGoy, 7:30 p. m ; Service Gui!Q!,fourth Monday, 7 30 p, ffl·i .,eppy Hustlers Sundav SchQQI Class meeting, fourth •friday, 6 p. m ; WSCS second . Friday, 7:30 p. m.; Official Board, second Monday, 7 30 p o.-.:.:..,. ......... - I S•N•Y Mo•li4ooj EuAUI Hot~ 14:6-16 J 1:1-U • I ! .r I (f f o I With !be hoPe It wt!l, In some mea~~· fOster a11~ Help lUstJin tllit good irl.famlly 11nd cornml!'llty UJ!Ii ttlls fe~ture ll:~f)cmsored b)' firms and organlz'atlons..Whosemames appear below. , 'l' '-• ~~ "" '· , · •" I .. . ~~ ~ d . fi ~~ .: i~ :!!~ t;~ i ,. 1 I l ,.,~ , ~ ~ §h 10 ~ io"lhf" ~~I ~ ,., I iI i"' •£ ~ 6 = . -~~-~ :c~ hJ~hEUI~d Bakers,of Goqt;l 9i'ead ' Huntington, W, lola. ~ I:OI\IG IOTTOM CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Mr. Carl Turley, mlnlatet. M.qrnlne Servt~e• 10.30 a. rri. Sunctay School 9:30 1. m Herman Schul, Supt. N~.,· ;,;"" ., .. ii; .:0 '01'1> •• '".••. .••. ·•o;: . . .:.:O ._ . ' "I N ' ' . i''{ •, r Alfr(!d lla.m. Sundays) 7:45 l~it~: ~and ~th SunI -7.45 r..m. Sundavs , 11 a.m Second 4th Sundays. L0 MG B t) T 'r o M METHODIST- Rev. Freeland Norris, pallor Sunday ,Sthool, to a.m.; church serv1ces, n a.m. BEARWALLOW RIDGE Ao CHU.¢H "" CHRIST- John RoCkhold, pntor. Bible study, 9:30 o.m .. mornmg -&hlp, 10.301 evening worship, 7· 30 p.m. Wednesdly Bible study, 7 30 p.m. ==-- ' ' ~ I ·'rj 1Uii!8 ·c;,..;,:.;~ ~~~ I. I I I I I I I ~ !' i i iHt I lh �Notjca WE , THE undersigned, wish to thank Mr. William Hayes of Syracuse , for tlls· prompt action In (;IQslng of the open well at the Municipal bait park In Syracuse. V.F.W. GUN shoo! at Ceder Hollow Goo Club, Rt. 62 between Clltt!)ll and West Columbia. Noon until 5 p.m. Sunday, stptember 27. '9-2-1-Jic Mrs Donald Hendricks , Mrs. Malcotm Guinther 9-25-llc HAYMAN'S AUCTION tfouse, Laurel Clift, now open ooch Friday to receive con slgnments at 10 a.m. Au cIIon starting at 7 p.m . Let us sell your merchandise. 3-22-ttc ---------- WILL give plano lessons in my · home . Phone 992-:16'6. 8-16-tfc - --- - - - VFW GUN shoot, Bailey Run road . junction 124-143. Sunday, Sept. 27 at noon . 9-23-Jtp -G-U~N --S~H -0~0 == T .~F~o-r~ke-d~Run Sportsman Club, Sunday, Sept. 27. 9-23-Jtc WILL GIVE owey part rat ter,rier male dog , gentle · around children . Edward COAL, timesl one. Excelol~r decoroted, 3 rOOm salt Works, E. ,Moln St., furnlshe!l apartment,, lld(llft Pomeroy. Phone 992·3891. -1-9-tfC only . 126 Mulberry Av.e . Moson,w. V1. Ph 992 · .. ; -173-5615 one - ·· .9+IIc MATCHED Avocado no-frost Open P.UY 11ll4p.m. ~ 17-cu. If. Kelvlnator ' , ,,i,tlt,p.m, ,... OBILE home spa~ or lots If refr~erator and 30. ln. m J M ' range, • used .4 lntere5ted, con act • . Refrigerator $:125, Gaul, Co. Rd. 36, 1112 miles Also,. ·19-16 Ford north of Chester. Ohio. Phone condiiiQII, $-j!S. > • 915 .3832 . 9-20-61p or 992-5911. GOOD Investment ,properTy. - - - -- - -1 9-23-61p House with throe furnished "-- · • aP.Ortments, besement, two 2 M"R E pontes. Call 8111 garages . Monthly Income, . Herdan. Phone 949·44AS. $190. Priced roooonobly for GET YOUR troveltraller ready 9-22-6t<' quick sole. Phont 992-3035, for winter with winter-magic, 7-f9,1fc $4.98 per gallon. Men, wanl to --~,-----go hun ling this fait? Rent a SMALL business, going confrailer or buy any rental , at cer~ . Rlaht price to right 1 ROOM modern home with · person. Our books open for basement, gange 1• two reduced c01t. Gaul's Trailer your Inspection . Cenfral Sales, Co. Rd. 36, 1V2 miles porches, shado frees, 1'-"> ode location. Write Box 729·V, north of Cl'lesler, Ohio, Rt . 3 gr...,d located on Rl. '124, care of Dally Se~llnol , Sy•acuse, Ohl9, by 1.!"" · Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 985, Pomeroy, Ohlo,and we II give 3832. Phone Gall)poilo 446.9..,. for · you complete Information. oppolntmerif. ...:_ . 9-22-6tc &25-m• • • N~WLY Real Estate For Sale For Rent or Sale ' ,I Eaf out often' ... we've fl1artY wonderful dlshlis for your · feaetlng. ' ~r"t 5a.lel!11~e w~ P/1 . 11/t: NEVER 5EEN ,OUR DAUGHTER DEP~S.EOON A HAPPY OCCASION > ' "SP~CIAL Buy Wanted ' - .Bring -tile fam.IIY. to 8;1iley_'s ·on ,SUnday. · To sALE.'' Early 4 ROOM house, both, Me ion", w. Va . Phone Fred Tripp, 7739-23-3fp OLD .UPRIGHT pianos, any American Stereo radio condlffon ao Jong as hove not combination, AM & FM radio 5938. ' v I'"' 9-25-Jtp . been wll Paying StO aach. 4. lf)Hker sound system, 4 ' WILL pick Ull merchandise and FlrslftDOr onlY· Mondo~ wilt speed changer. Balance take to auction on a per.· ·• be pick-up dliy. Wrlfo,~vlng 118•.1_5, Uoe our budgof forms. • ROOM house on Spring A... centage basts. Call Jim tJOod dlreciiO(II, Witten ano Col! 992-3352. , See Robert Arnold or call 992- SEWING MAcHINES, li.P.,If, DOZER Adams. au<:floneer, Rutland. Company, Box 181, rdls, 9-22-6fc 5l72. service, ill JrMkH, 992;.226( • Phone 742-4461. 'Ohio 43fj6, . , P-25-Jtc T1ie Fabric Sti<Jp, Pomeroy. , 9-23-tfc &20ffc WALNUT Stereo, four speed AuthortZid: stnoor Sola 1rid c --,----'-..,..-- - - lnt~rmlxed .. .changer, .4 Service. WH!Mrpen SCI~. - ; OLD ·. furniture: dlohel, brass spaoker sound syolem. Some !1-29-lfc . scratches, bedl, etc. Write M. D. Ml Iter, II" nd I will discount t•• Ufor Rt. -1, Pomeroy, Ohio. Coli CIS a or sera ..,.es. 11 our budget terms. Coli 992992-6271. 9_1_11c 3+12. Regular price SIA9.9s, ,--.....,-,-,-------~ now $70.79. ' USEDst.:.ttrapo, will pay Cllhi . 9-22-61c ' Ball. 992-6529. - ---- Wort<'::, ., Wanted ' won ever~ -:;enior class, Gai'Qen Clul::> .. ;~'tl"'' "Ill~~··· ~ un< -' !iulliro I!Jts 'l'Ji• r'l'!iii',:\;Jl ~'.1-"liioril'f: 'iflac.il~ ~,~'f;: l ·, line. 'Aisq O!;hocil bu~ route. Onl Coonty Rd. 25, 1.m'lle west of Cheo,..., Ohio. 11 Interested PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, call 98.1'<1197. 9-22-6tp end bird dogs. AKC. Pel and '• ' ·· · Pets For Sale show puppies. Grooming. Phone 992-5A43. · 3-1 7-lfc mE BORN L08ER r WOI.I'r t.l6eD BEAUTIFUL Germ-on Shepherd fomlile, purtiJred, · ._months did. Phone 94\1-lUI, • : 1 111AT, De1oR .. , IT'!> NOT IIOIIK- " 9~25.3fc 10 1?1.1~! 0 0 • • • 'f I I I I .... ~COONTRY end western liaWd, 1ome ro!fk. Friday ~ 1a'ncf S.turd1y nights. Wrllo , Box 729-A..Ci-0 Tl\e Dolly SO!jtlnel, PQmeroy,:Ohlo. ' 8. 8top · 1:~ -·· HOUSEWIVE~ and mothers! P•v lor your Cl>rtstm•• with Bellino's . tiroflf theck trom ohowlng S,.llne fashions In your tree time. Use of car Sive llOIIJis Now! TRUCj(LOAD TIRE SALE 1 Tire II Reg. Prlco. Gtt H1K-Prlco Wllilo this SUDcofv I.Aistsf Super Strvict Stotien J. W. C:.roey, Mgr. Ph.tfl-9932 Open 24 Haurs necessary,. Coli Jon Robinson, AA6-A1j6 or 'Jan Knapp. 9926371. 9-20-6tc - - -- - - - 1969 RICHARDSON mobile T. V. """nlclan for bench •nd home, 2 bedrooms, tully service elliS. Must be WJI:· c•rpeted, washer and dryer, pertencod. Phone Long $5,300. Phone 992-7019. Boffom 9·25·31c 985--. 9~ffc ~~~~~~-- - - - -"':-:-:-':-::---:USED HOMART gas con DRIVERS NE(iDED. Troln version burner, 12S,OOO BTU. now to drl"' ~~tml • truck, S20. Phone 992-5523. 9-25-Jtc local end ovtl'AfjJ r,ood. diesel or gas. ExliOrltn'ctJitlpftil but not necessi~Y:PU cen urn DON'T PUMI! your sluggish over ._. ~ · · _..after lhort septic tank. Get Klean·Em· A.ll 1eptlc tank cleaner , tr1inlng. ~or · ICI!!ori ll1d Landmark Farm Bureau, personal . ln~vl<iwj :C.Ii 513Pomeroy . 2At-sm, cir wrt ~t; hlety Dept., United S~ 1 s. lnc.1 Room A26, 9IJ1. E/ :,4111 St.. Tronoportollon .Bidjj:, Cln• clnnatl: Ohio. ·• ' ~ ) ' . \• t;Jf 2lf - S.Kalol T. Frqrant 9~-'tc MIQDLE-AGED lady or• olllir lor comt~~oilon for ahcithtr lady. U•e 'In ~red~ .or come ~~ nights. Phorl' 9922646. CROSSWORD 8. To-do t.Biue 16. VeltIDOilt u. 'll>lil<ll, torGIIIt 3'1. Pi&Dol 2t.Owm ... )IOIICt1 10. Dloceoan Jt.J•-- 17. Bo"' U . OIIo oenten U . Ti>ak food lf, J'ol' -- 10. - 21. 8iitftl: :13. 8laPr J- apricot l NYPOH . =~c..- ll DAPAT , () (X) COJtDIE , I , I• ' • �Notjca WE , THE undersigned, wish to thank Mr. William Hayes of Syracuse , for tlls· prompt action In (;IQslng of the open well at the Municipal bait park In Syracuse. V.F.W. GUN shoo! at Ceder Hollow Goo Club, Rt. 62 between Clltt!)ll and West Columbia. Noon until 5 p.m. Sunday, stptember 27. '9-2-1-Jic Mrs Donald Hendricks , Mrs. Malcotm Guinther 9-25-llc HAYMAN'S AUCTION tfouse, Laurel Clift, now open ooch Friday to receive con slgnments at 10 a.m. Au cIIon starting at 7 p.m . Let us sell your merchandise. 3-22-ttc ---------- WILL give plano lessons in my · home . Phone 992-:16'6. 8-16-tfc - --- - - - VFW GUN shoot, Bailey Run road . junction 124-143. Sunday, Sept. 27 at noon . 9-23-Jtp -G-U~N --S~H -0~0 == T .~F~o-r~ke-d~Run Sportsman Club, Sunday, Sept. 27. 9-23-Jtc WILL GIVE owey part rat ter,rier male dog , gentle · around children . Edward COAL, timesl one. Excelol~r decoroted, 3 rOOm salt Works, E. ,Moln St., furnlshe!l apartment,, lld(llft Pomeroy. Phone 992·3891. -1-9-tfC only . 126 Mulberry Av.e . Moson,w. V1. Ph 992 · .. ; -173-5615 one - ·· .9+IIc MATCHED Avocado no-frost Open P.UY 11ll4p.m. ~ 17-cu. If. Kelvlnator ' , ,,i,tlt,p.m, ,... OBILE home spa~ or lots If refr~erator and 30. ln. m J M ' range, • used .4 lntere5ted, con act • . Refrigerator $:125, Gaul, Co. Rd. 36, 1112 miles Also,. ·19-16 Ford north of Chester. Ohio. Phone condiiiQII, $-j!S. > • 915 .3832 . 9-20-61p or 992-5911. GOOD Investment ,properTy. - - - -- - -1 9-23-61p House with throe furnished "-- · • aP.Ortments, besement, two 2 M"R E pontes. Call 8111 garages . Monthly Income, . Herdan. Phone 949·44AS. $190. Priced roooonobly for GET YOUR troveltraller ready 9-22-6t<' quick sole. Phont 992-3035, for winter with winter-magic, 7-f9,1fc $4.98 per gallon. Men, wanl to --~,-----go hun ling this fait? Rent a SMALL business, going confrailer or buy any rental , at cer~ . Rlaht price to right 1 ROOM modern home with · person. Our books open for basement, gange 1• two reduced c01t. Gaul's Trailer your Inspection . Cenfral Sales, Co. Rd. 36, 1V2 miles porches, shado frees, 1'-"> ode location. Write Box 729·V, north of Cl'lesler, Ohio, Rt . 3 gr...,d located on Rl. '124, care of Dally Se~llnol , Sy•acuse, Ohl9, by 1.!"" · Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 985, Pomeroy, Ohlo,and we II give 3832. Phone Gall)poilo 446.9..,. for · you complete Information. oppolntmerif. ...:_ . 9-22-6tc &25-m• • • N~WLY Real Estate For Sale For Rent or Sale ' ,I Eaf out often' ... we've fl1artY wonderful dlshlis for your · feaetlng. ' ~r"t 5a.lel!11~e w~ P/1 . 11/t: NEVER 5EEN ,OUR DAUGHTER DEP~S.EOON A HAPPY OCCASION > ' "SP~CIAL Buy Wanted ' - .Bring -tile fam.IIY. to 8;1iley_'s ·on ,SUnday. · To sALE.'' Early 4 ROOM house, both, Me ion", w. Va . Phone Fred Tripp, 7739-23-3fp OLD .UPRIGHT pianos, any American Stereo radio condlffon ao Jong as hove not combination, AM & FM radio 5938. ' v I'"' 9-25-Jtp . been wll Paying StO aach. 4. lf)Hker sound system, 4 ' WILL pick Ull merchandise and FlrslftDOr onlY· Mondo~ wilt speed changer. Balance take to auction on a per.· ·• be pick-up dliy. Wrlfo,~vlng 118•.1_5, Uoe our budgof forms. • ROOM house on Spring A... centage basts. Call Jim tJOod dlreciiO(II, Witten ano Col! 992-3352. , See Robert Arnold or call 992- SEWING MAcHINES, li.P.,If, DOZER Adams. au<:floneer, Rutland. Company, Box 181, rdls, 9-22-6fc 5l72. service, ill JrMkH, 992;.226( • Phone 742-4461. 'Ohio 43fj6, . , P-25-Jtc T1ie Fabric Sti<Jp, Pomeroy. , 9-23-tfc &20ffc WALNUT Stereo, four speed AuthortZid: stnoor Sola 1rid c --,----'-..,..-- - - lnt~rmlxed .. .changer, .4 Service. WH!Mrpen SCI~. - ; OLD ·. furniture: dlohel, brass spaoker sound syolem. Some !1-29-lfc . scratches, bedl, etc. Write M. D. Ml Iter, II" nd I will discount t•• Ufor Rt. -1, Pomeroy, Ohio. Coli CIS a or sera ..,.es. 11 our budget terms. Coli 992992-6271. 9_1_11c 3+12. Regular price SIA9.9s, ,--.....,-,-,-------~ now $70.79. ' USEDst.:.ttrapo, will pay Cllhi . 9-22-61c ' Ball. 992-6529. - ---- Wort<'::, ., Wanted ' won ever~ -:;enior class, Gai'Qen Clul::> .. ;~'tl"'' "Ill~~··· ~ un< -' !iulliro I!Jts 'l'Ji• r'l'!iii',:\;Jl ~'.1-"liioril'f: 'iflac.il~ ~,~'f;: l ·, line. 'Aisq O!;hocil bu~ route. Onl Coonty Rd. 25, 1.m'lle west of Cheo,..., Ohio. 11 Interested PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, call 98.1'<1197. 9-22-6tp end bird dogs. AKC. Pel and '• ' ·· · Pets For Sale show puppies. Grooming. Phone 992-5A43. · 3-1 7-lfc mE BORN L08ER r WOI.I'r t.l6eD BEAUTIFUL Germ-on Shepherd fomlile, purtiJred, · ._months did. Phone 94\1-lUI, • : 1 111AT, De1oR .. , IT'!> NOT IIOIIK- " 9~25.3fc 10 1?1.1~! 0 0 • • • 'f I I I I .... ~COONTRY end western liaWd, 1ome ro!fk. Friday ~ 1a'ncf S.turd1y nights. Wrllo , Box 729-A..Ci-0 Tl\e Dolly SO!jtlnel, PQmeroy,:Ohlo. ' 8. 8top · 1:~ -·· HOUSEWIVE~ and mothers! P•v lor your Cl>rtstm•• with Bellino's . tiroflf theck trom ohowlng S,.llne fashions In your tree time. Use of car Sive llOIIJis Now! TRUCj(LOAD TIRE SALE 1 Tire II Reg. Prlco. Gtt H1K-Prlco Wllilo this SUDcofv I.Aistsf Super Strvict Stotien J. W. C:.roey, Mgr. Ph.tfl-9932 Open 24 Haurs necessary,. Coli Jon Robinson, AA6-A1j6 or 'Jan Knapp. 9926371. 9-20-6tc - - -- - - - 1969 RICHARDSON mobile T. V. """nlclan for bench •nd home, 2 bedrooms, tully service elliS. Must be WJI:· c•rpeted, washer and dryer, pertencod. Phone Long $5,300. Phone 992-7019. Boffom 9·25·31c 985--. 9~ffc ~~~~~~-- - - - -"':-:-:-':-::---:USED HOMART gas con DRIVERS NE(iDED. Troln version burner, 12S,OOO BTU. now to drl"' ~~tml • truck, S20. Phone 992-5523. 9-25-Jtc local end ovtl'AfjJ r,ood. diesel or gas. ExliOrltn'ctJitlpftil but not necessi~Y:PU cen urn DON'T PUMI! your sluggish over ._. ~ · · _..after lhort septic tank. Get Klean·Em· A.ll 1eptlc tank cleaner , tr1inlng. ~or · ICI!!ori ll1d Landmark Farm Bureau, personal . ln~vl<iwj :C.Ii 513Pomeroy . 2At-sm, cir wrt ~t; hlety Dept., United S~ 1 s. lnc.1 Room A26, 9IJ1. E/ :,4111 St.. Tronoportollon .Bidjj:, Cln• clnnatl: Ohio. ·• ' ~ ) ' . \• t;Jf 2lf - S.Kalol T. Frqrant 9~-'tc MIQDLE-AGED lady or• olllir lor comt~~oilon for ahcithtr lady. U•e 'In ~red~ .or come ~~ nights. Phorl' 9922646. CROSSWORD 8. To-do t.Biue 16. VeltIDOilt u. 'll>lil<ll, torGIIIt 3'1. Pi&Dol 2t.Owm ... )IOIICt1 10. Dloceoan Jt.J•-- 17. Bo"' U . OIIo oenten U . Ti>ak food lf, J'ol' -- 10. - 21. 8iitftl: :13. 8laPr J- apricot l NYPOH . =~c..- ll DAPAT , () (X) COJtDIE , I , I• ' • �DefUnce lOAima 0 Notre DBme '48 Pvnlue .O · ,. KM;, Sp-acu~e ' . t' ' ' ~\ '·. \.~1 ' . \ , I ', '(.' " , t:· ' ' ' '28 .PAGES . ' ' · , sti'TEMBER 21. 1970 SEORC ·Tours Vo-Ed School Approximately 70 Southeastern Ohio Regional CouncU members toured the new Vocational and Technical School at Nelsonville Thursday afternoon. Guest speaker was Dr. B. R. Purkey, Assistant Director, ado Vocational Education. Dr. Purkey told of the depariment's goals and aims In the field 0I vocati011a1 and technical educatloo ' and ~ce -· again stressed the needs for additional facUlties of this nature, especially In Southeastern. OhiQ. Tom Porter, .Uperintendenl of the Nelsonville facUlty, reviewed activities on the proposed hotel-motel training . II"'Ject· Ground Is to be brol!en m tile"· ·II"'Ject t1Bs faD ac· Cotdlng to Porter. • , Vocational activities are already Underway In Meigs and Mwgan Counties. Adivltles are picking up in the Gallla, Jackson and V'mton CoUnty aalon, ~tendbig froo;oJGaUia Courrty were Ally. H. P. ~. Dean Circle, Roger lllrron, Elaine Rees and Nancy Sowers. RepresenUng Melp County were Jack Wel!D, Clrllf«kY, Wendell · Hoover, : Harold Hubberd and Ralph Welker. CHANCES UNKNOWN NEW YORK (UPI)- A Coast Guard spokesman reported today it has no Idea wbat chances for survival for the three halloonisls missing in the North Atlantic since Monday. Two U.S. Coast Guard cullers, 11 American planes and one Canadian plane are involved in the search ol &0,000 miles. The Coast Guar4 said ,II would C<lnUOue the search at least through today. · CAN'T GO '1'0 CBtJRQI COLUMBUS ( UPI) Transportation Is such a problem to oome elderly per. areao. sons In Ohio that they cannot Carl Dahlberg presided lindawayeventogotochurch, Thursday. Next SEORC state Mental Hygiene Director meeting is 8Cheduled Thursday. Martin A. Janis oatd today. Dec. 3, at the Oblo University inn, Atlleos. The annual SEORC SNOW ARJUVE8 awards will highlight this It may be autumn, bul to some Colorado 1M Wyoming residents tt loots like winter. The first snowlall of the season descended oo the Den.., area Tonight thru Tue>etay early today. The white powdery Septombet' 25-29 shower covered lawns In the PAIIIT western suburbs and coated the YOUR WAGON foothills. (Technicolor) L~Marvln MARRIAGE IJCENSE Clint Eastwood ·Guy William Harper, ~. Calo<car1oon: Pomeroy, Rt. 4 and Carron Ann Gttlerol 114'1por &.l!ftllo~: 6\.oll &dults.60c 'i:iil!ii'EH • . ""'~ . . MEIGS THEATRE SHOW STAIIT57 P.M. MAlON DRIVE·IN ' . . Tanlght. Sol. & Sun. Septembet' 25-lt-27 Double Feature Program BUTCH CASSIDY Lotllltr Hair &rots 1:1\'\ su:afl!~~~KID !Calor . Polll Hnwman Robert Redford . Kal~~oss THE ··KREMLIN .. ' ;,~ ('- . ~-'·- /•. f.E:rtER :u:ollor l GP ' ' ~.:Jt:Ne l) ernts are •. tbemaelves p lllturi) al!fi!l .~ .· . ~~-" • ;·,';·ii ': u_.J_,_l.;.. i.!J r..._,."]l'l.~ 11~.:.:ld. BJUCe n.eusUIIf' J,U JUJITe ~~~~-• '' PARIS-ll. s. .uoU&s.moa D.iVJDK. E. Bruce's ~ to give .consideration to the .~teit CGmmunfst pro~ '*I ijle peace talks despite South v~ Qllldemnation ot ltwal aa effort to maintain 11"'8Ji8Cia lor 'fUrther eiX'hanges, ~ilc sources aald today. . ·"!'. 1 . Bruce said at Thuroclay's 8511! aea1oo of the talks he 111iW no"'"" new in the Communill offer tat woulc! give " " .......... w~.., _..,.. al'-tion.PIIam""••LIIii,Bruce'ISouthVletnamese~"- - ..... . ·• ""' -• ._,,.. caUed It ·~·-·ble. "'"'-•tic 110urces said Bruce'sreac:tlcln _ --,.,.""""""' "-' was an attempt to hold open discusslona on major poll.._ 1M military issues before the otalled conference. Conunllnllt diplomats bave oald any oulrlsbl rejection of the VIet eoRg proposal by Wuhlnglon would bring a total impa)IIO. In Bplta of the more Oe:id.ble approacb by Bruce, reactb! of tbeVletCongandNorthVIetnamesedelegatesWllllanger. 'f e8 ., ·.m Partly cloudy warm, chance of thunderohowers • :r tonight. Lows tonighlln ll,le 6011. WASHINGTON-AHOUSE-BENATEcooferenceCiliDIIIIIWe Cloudy, thundershowers has agreed to lhn1t Qpansion of !lie Safeguard aJitlbeUiatlc Saturday.llli!ba In the 6011. llllssll!! oystem to oa1y two more sites, giving foes of the ABM tbefr first limited yjclory in a two·year fight agalflst the defensive Veterau Memorial llolpflll miBslles. • ADMITTED- CID'Iis Daltan, The coounltlee refused to permit the Nillln admlnlslratlon to RuUand; Paul sturgeon, beglnworkonlooraddl&nalaltel-meintheNortheaot,ooein Racine; Patricia Maurer, the Northweot, me In .the Mlclqan-Obio area and one in the Racine. naUon's e&pllal: The Ollie! Illes were never announci'AI. The DISCHAROED - Herman coounlttee report, If adopted by both Houle8, .WOUld restrict Kloes, Hershel LeMaster, Safeguard expansion to sites at WJilteman AFB, Mo., and Warren Patricia Powell, Gartrude · ·- 'M•olv AFB, Wyo. Two Other dlel were &JIP'Dved ,._ ••--. - at Drate, WUllam owens, Naomi Hoocbar, Clara Whaley. MolmstroRIAFB,Monl.,andGrsndFcrtsAFB,N.D. ABM Lim:t Comnromised '-!-- 711 .-~ ~ A- ~p l'.I.BgiUJ~ .I.Jr'IIW . •-eel" · WASHINGTON -AIUNGRY VIRGINIA KNAUER, told the soap industry today lt wu time for Immediate action m a otudy of whetl!er detergent eJII)'IIle8 cauoe aBergleo, skin lrrllatlons and lung allmonta. Although public announcements did not say 1111, NlxonadminlotraUonllllureesaaldMrs.Knauer-lhePresldenl's COIIIUJiler adviJer - and other offielale belleve lhe detergent industry,wu teylng to IKaU the ~udy and get ou.l of an ear~r offer to support It financially. · Ofl!dlllo! the Soap and DetergentAI!Ioclation a n d.. e f INJIIRED IN FALL The Pomeroy E·R wilt answered a can 10 the WII1Wn Garnes residence in wukeisvUJe at 7:40 pJD. Thurlday where Saiulra Garneo, ti, had Sliffered head and collarbone Injuries .in a laD from a horse. She ..U tBen to Beber Nedlcai Cenier. '· st.rrlng •·. ·~ BlbiAnclorsan .• .1 ,luthord Boooe VICl'ORU,II. c.- AN E8CAPED OONVIcr Who lilot two policemen and Uten held three hollageo aboard a sallboal in American ntera oil Stuart ll1anil ourrendered early today to the u.s. eoa.t~.~ ~ wu ldenliliedby~ poll\1e u WllliJin L. Olenik, •· who"ercaped from the WW!am Reali l'lnll*llll1 here , . . l. , . ..· ' . Qllei' P~ OOieef T.ll:. Andera:in, wile~~ wiUt the auilpect. -"' lb*l tile 11oatagea "aJIIill'tlltb' an ar.e lllibarmed;" Olenik wollliikd ~ V1clorla ofUo:wli during l '1'4!bbert 'Diuroda7., ,•. llltbatl~ illd, IJ!II then grabbed throe boillagel 'lluflns a wild cbiM to the 11011. OIA!nlk 0'88hed lbrw8JI.Iw!l jiOilco toad~ abd Iliad repe&iad1y at olllr.en, poUci lilld. Ha 'tbtn com-.cleered a 20-(qoi' aallbplt II a nea1IY ~ · ,__________""' ---"'1 ... ~~for 1lWieJ-SiigJtt welcoiiJq the Tigers 11M the Boulbeulern Oblo Athletic League, On 1111 II Waverly Atbletlc Director CarroiiHawbee. GAHS'spoilell Waverly's teague clebat by winDing, a.o. ,:IJ!'erly High Welcomed •! -Waverly JU&b Scbooi alter the GaWpolla lllUIIcians bad formed the home stands. -· A:': II 'the SouUtlutern OIIJ<I' a diamond acrou the field with the SEoAL's eight school banners noaUng In the center of the apoclaJ formation. · GaWpolla fans gave the -n.lting Tl&'er team, offlelale,atudenll and Waverly fans wao an ovatiOn following ~ program. u the' 1ba. halftime show opened with a over the Pike PJrformance by William Tetrick's Waverly Tiger lflalt School lli81'Chln8 bsnd. The Tiger musicians, led by drwn major PIIJills Cluiatopher, reminded fans ~t aU41111e trouble In the world during the ha1IUme in· !left- Fliday nlgilt . s,qoo sl!lrkleeVed Lllst and Found LOST, waich .. at Meigs-Belpre game, Friday. Phone Wl-7376 or 742'5162. · · 9·22=3fc ' ' -~, I ' lin•. Mrs. Anne Ji'lacher, GAllS vocal music tnotructor, aimounced over the public address system that "Last year our band added a colll'fulleature which brouabt ua many lavCII'llble commenll. .o.J¥.1 -~-,.---..->~ dnjln 1!181<*' . Aeadiniy S~ Lee, .,,. apeile!l Ill wCJ!I!KI up in a concert formation, lacing 1M . dthelr t.IL.o..· D-l&...:.>.~ • 1 .:...q.. Lei's watdl nO.. ., 1111 :. _ . dlamoltll. The muilc t.ctd.' '' . fr1111. the bot liM! humid wealber.durbc .~'W.eod were slight; 'hie allected areu rq~ frwll ..,.... New York to the t!arolinal and llito W!llldtl PenasylvabiA. ~. ~ """' no, ~ eleclrldly culbfta by utlliUeo Th~. althov&ll v!!lfaP ~generally ipOr ceo\, were . . """Qlo1,o ~-~~.'Public eoopotatloo througboul this wee&;'• .-.. wavt 1\a, beto 't:redltecf with averting a major bltldrml; . • GALLIPOLIS - Paul Phllllpo, 39, Rt. 2 Crown CI!J, hoopltal1Je4 Sepl 19 fPIIowing hhooUng.IJeaUng Incident in the Crown City area, ~turday ~ Gallia County Pllll1ips il cbeqed 1!iUt saravated uaault In the aUepd beating of Earl Ansel, 11, RL 2 c:r0wn at,-. -'ID a patient al the Holzer Medlcal Cenlltl'. Hi 'lllffoted a fractured ·Jllw and 'tn· ~...... . . ' ~~ ' Phll1lpo II apected ' to appear In Municipal OGI¢I Moaday. ~ · ' , Meanwliqll, ~ . Cdilntj -llberiff•s deputleallld tlioy will~ a17..year old · j11venlle wl~ -'lolaUo~ of ptobaUon, · . e!u~flng a pollee illleer lind !living false fnformatloD to .a pollee·~. This wao • · · leparate from ,ibll'lifllllillilcldent. w• relei• t.:.: ::=.!, . ~er's trip immetlately l'llsed widespread speculallon, · in vlilf of the presence In l'arli of South Vletllameoe VIce helident Cao Ky, and the divergence In tone of 19-month-<>ld peace coolerence. At IIIith session, South VIetnam firmly rejected an VIet Cong "peace ln!U.Iive" that called · wttbdrawal before June 30, tm, md the lor an a!Ued government. overthrow of up, see us tor instant rellel. ' In the long run, our fast, thrifty Auto Loan• .inay cost le&s than 'ou'd pay tor repair bills. POMEROY AL BA·NK ·"' ' RUTLAND··. for . _,head iiame ~· , '· ·· · - r~~~,~-.~,JC~·+\~~~ ~" POMEROY - Nearly 100 Meigs COUilty 4--11 club boya and girls will receive apln,medsl,cerllflcateoraspectalaward al the 4--11 Recognition Day ceremonies Monday evening, Sept. 28, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Pomeroy Elementary School. All members, advisors, parents and friends of members of the 34 clubs in Meigs ,.. L' r ~- og ueg th ,_ e B111me SYRACUSE - Heavy fog Saturday marntn,g wao blamed for a two car &e· elden! In Syracuse at 8:15, the Meigs County Sheriff's Department rep<Jrted. GleM W. Dill, Syracuse, pu)lad from the Syracuse poet office driveway Into the path of a car traveling west driven by Ralph D. Shain, Racine, R.I. 2. There were no arresls or injuries. There was llght damage to DIU's car and medium to Shain's. ,..,, e. County are Invited. Duane Plymale, Ar~• Exl;e~llll( Agent, t-11, will be In cbafp of splralional part of the program. 0.. motion pictures to be shown II · Is t-11." This will remind club and friends of what 4-H hal dbne lor own. ·; Mlas Jean Wbltehead, member of Riverview 4--11 ciub and vice chalrmall · the Meigs COiillty t-11 Ad~ o.n,c;, mittee will be 1n charge of the J)I'08rlllil . which t will recognize nearly 100 club members and advisors. All t-Il clube 111111 have not received their completion ~' tificates and membership Pine will be aiM· to secure them Monday moning. AsslsUng In the presentatloo of awards will be Mrs. Debbie Conklin. county EJ:· tension Agen~ nr.t1e Econcmlca; Mrs. Pat Holter and Mrs. Leota Young, County Assistants, and C. E. Blakeslee, County Extension Agent, Agriculture. Pilot Project Begun MIDDLEPORT - An Ohio University Elementary Scbools. Twenty juniors and their pOol project using junior level college Dr. Felslnger, met with the teacbere students as observers in classroom two schoola and Robert Morris, siluatlons was launched Thursday afat the Middleport building. The ternoon at the Middleport and Bradbury the studenla to work four ~:l:;,i:,~trri at the schools, sii weeks at 14 at M1dclleport. . '~ "'II it .-:· Jn mbii.... 'I'IIUliW ller I(GII il to ,,(••••··.!-..-'"""i!'~~'-*-+4 R ecoun.ztton .• • comznn , e•• · e ' .ps m· Philli .L aW 'S Hand. 8 '·' car acta IJI'08l'lllll Iince Isla. Be ~ed everyone OOME FOR ALITI'LE WHILE wttb Pat Hodt ana trip away lrcm Gallla lllll MelpCounty. JU&bt there In fOll' CGBifortablul'Dl<flalr, 8lld In the~ of yuorllvlng room share the dellgbla 10 be found at''Daramwynd," bGme of Mr. and . Mro. Darrell Sbali&D and .their .talented .daughter, llleiOO;y. MeiDdJ, above, II .m llle Y«<dp leading to a a' ~ ilIa feel from the cllllln boule. (Nate• . «ienlaUantern to the lower left.) See story and pli:larel au Page 4. · ' ·, . ,··" Ao.l-• MIJ,Ji Crisp. 110urces llld today. When ·your ~ VI 's':lletermined to Reach 100 mcre~ta_apere·.~lormajorrell~ uarters • ...,. . SW&LTBIUNG WU'l'lli!:lt STAGN-'TEll OVI!'.R MUCH t1 the Eaot today, ciGelng out~ week lortio"- IUPPIIera wllll I.Ow•COIY.AUIO LOANS .. c., peq,Jewholilnedlorawatertapaddpald -. ~t of an old tavorlte, 'Db tliO(manyollhernaboutthreeyearsago), who.~ve been 80 patient. Then came the olflclal welcome, It j~st takes Ume on t~eoe followed by the GABS Alma Meter. prognuns, Crisp otated, adding, IIIla program Is badly needed In Western Meigs and Eastern Vlnloo counties where in many areas It Is almost lmpoulble to find water by clrtlling. Crisp said the people who signed notes for their tap fee should come into the office in Rutland and pick up the notes. The public will be kept Informed of the otatus and progreu of the program. · ''It is no lqer a question of II, hut rather juala matter of Ume now," oatd PAkrB.;.:IJ, S. PREsmENTW. ADVISEI\ Henry Klsalnger will ~ bl ·~ Saturday ~ orgeat 1111111 .with Amerlcait negotla!o\'1 at lhe deadloclled VIetnam peace conference, U. s. • . ""l- win be 11111dtinc ~(~in(.~ -{Jite at Pam Talks YOU ~ ' 'V.~--~' lillldl .!ed 111 .,. ..... ..,..thefleldiDalloalinl • wllohli~lnlili1~,ilpeolallylhl • 1-'• . · ·· ·j~~f.··~ ·~JtUIIIIHo \:~~~!~~ •li'Oif,ilwtn« a drin leatuttns j ~~~::in~!Jt~QII=I~crf ~ of ~ndl, the muai~ · • "~ftl bW ~ =~-~-~- ~~·~,..~~' 911 · • ' p. . . ' .,.' The GABS majorettes were then featured In a ..,.. routine ao the bsnd played "Sunny" using two stylea - both owing and rock. Thia wao followed by a drwn Clldence forming one company !root oo the 50-yard • . - -.....----.~~.-......- Escaped Convict Surrendel'8 RUTLAND - Terms of an F!JA loan thai would go far to insure eventual con· struction of a water syotem serving western Meigs County were clarified bere lasl week. Russell E_ngland, F.H.A. Dlatrlct Superylaor, and Milton Roush, Area SUpervisor for the Fanner's Home Administration (FHA) met with the executive board of the Leading Creek Watershed Association, Inc., al lbe AssocU.Uon's office here. They explained the "letter of conditions" wlllch ouWned steps to quaiUy for an FHA loan In the . maximum amount of $110,000 lor the propoaed water system to supply western Meigs and Eastern Vinton county residents and buslneues. Thi5 figure Is approximately 40 per centoltheamountofmoneyneededfor the project. The Economic Devrlopmenl Ad· mlnlatration Is to make a grant f..- the remaining funds to the Watershed Alsoclation. EDA was represented at the meeting by James Williams, Executive Djrector of the Buckeye Jlllls.Hocting Valley Development Diatricl. Jack W. Crisp, chstrman of the aosocistion, oatd this is a very imp<Jrtant step in the development of the county. Crisp added he appreciates the work by Cong. Clarence E. Miller in obtaining this program. Coogressman Miller told Criop In a phooe caD and telegram from his Washington olfice that he pledged his conUnuadJnlarest IIIII\ iupport. W tb ~- -~· -··· ~~~~.~..,....~ "' ~-.,iri\'pe"P,f~:e'ftfw~~to.:r -·~-.., --. ~lor: ctWii.iiifQt, Mil;' ltiiauer,,actnow~, . an r aide she wu ''dlsril8yed" by induotry mows• .\~!other olfldal Pomeroy Friday at' 11 IJII. was Plenty . of active In the controversy oald lbe wu angry. 74 degrees, under rainy allleo. Acceariesl JEWElRY 14 ' ' ' Another Incident llllertll't--GALLIPOLIS - GIOia Coanty eded FriUy "' aaalller II a aer1a of liltdlal'' . . . . il die .i ldb rfddel FederaJt,ilp!JiaUer ~ PJaaiOD Eas. . ll.n, ._ .. , llvetllp~ tlu,t !lililllnJ, a memllet fl '-1 ·~~ . . .... · .illle .. Their assignments are as Middleport Elementary First grade, Andrea Sikora, Hawley, Marilyn Brown, Pa. . Set:ond grade, Kathy van Havinghurst, Cindy WllsoD; Sandra Neff, Ann Reanlck, Wringer; Fourth grade, Diane Mullell, Natalie Cicero, Bradbury Elementary Slstll ...... Palrk!e Francine Cole,' Marlha ~ ~. Mllraba ~:!;;..m Cllnpb611. : ':=:a: . . 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