https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4d52916f7925fd85e9c5ec53af241576.pdf d031b073f6551a61c4ed0a53ac59168b PDF Text Text .. ' --~·---~·--- ----------~-- ... ,.. ... . . . ~ ' · ·-~·~~ · ·' ,. ....... - . ....... ..,. .... . ,. · ·~. ~ ... _................ ~- . . . . . . . ...., ....... ,... .,,.. ....--·-- ..... . _____ _.......... ...... _.,.. ,_. --.. ._ -~------··· .... ~·· · --- · ~·~ · · 16- The !llllly Sentinel, Middlep.irt-Pomerov. 0 .•Ol'l. 7, 1!170 NEWSPAPER KEEPS New Theory Holds Scourge Came from Eastern Peoples By ROBERT MUSEL LONDON ( UPIJ - A scientist has studied the evidtnce and Pf(llloWlced Chriltopher Columbus and his sailors Innocent of the crime of bringing back from the new world one of the uglier diseases that afflict Genghis Khan and Tamertane and The Crusades to the Holy Land brought many Europeans into closer contact with the peoples and diseases of South· western Asia. "Is it a coincidence," he wrote, "that mercury, which was so Important ln. the 16th and later centuries as a cure for syphilis, should have been Science today ~~ voyages years after U..reis no evidence that the Cohanbus crews who came into direct contact with the Indians were ever themselves sufferers of the disease . Nor is he convinced that L~e epidemic was actually due ID syphilis. •'The association of thr early voyages of COiwnbus wiU the late 15th century epidemics In Europe Is too 'Udy' and not satisfaclory from an epldemiological point of view," he said. In an article in "Science Journal," BrothweU wrote thal evidenre from ancient skeletons sugseslS quite a diHerent direcUon for the source of the disease-Asia, and more specifically, China. He suggests that It orlglnsted there more than 2,000 years aso _.d then spresd acrosa the Pacific to the American Continent and westwards to Europe with the e•pansl ' on of the Arabi' an .a Emp ire. Brolhwell says the campaigns and conquests of the armies of such warriors as Saladin, ,4,..e 61 Dies .nei' ,.., H. DELAWARE, Ohio - Mrs. Theda E. Glazier, 61, who died here this morning, waa the wile of the Rev. Francis H. Glazier, formerly a pas I or ln the Pomeroy ares. Mrs. Gluler was bern in Coshocton but had been a resident of Delaware five years. In addiUoo to her husband, llhe is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Gertrude McKee, Mn. Maxine Beshong, and Mrs . Leota Aroool~ aU of Coshocton, and Mn. Elva Hutchinson, St. Petersburg, Fla ., and two brothers, Emmett and Rodney of Coohoclon. Friend! may call at the Bennett Brown FW>eral Home here after 7 pro. Thursday where services will be held Friday at a p.m. The funeral will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Prarie Chapel United Methodist Church at Warsaw. Burial will be in the adJ'oln;n• cemetery. -- (Color) "I suppose you waotto bow what this 'lamily plaooiog' 59 N. 2nd Ave. is all about?" . . military Junta set up Tuesday rnn ., g':"'::t -~ Wearing lfparel For Your Family and Fumishi1115 For Your Home L----------------------' ----- -- --• mmn GROUND . ROUND 3•~ar 2 for 1. 75 lb. COLONIAL FIR~DE HONEY SUGAR : -. zs• 79c MEAT......................~:. ••• If· )· Ill. WITH 15 OR MORE effeclile unll 10-13·70 WN AND TENDER Ohio Valley Lun St!Uied Sliced T-BONES BACON .. 1. PUR~ MMGMINE ' . ' Bakery SpeeiMll REG. 55' IIOI.SUM , ~~•69C . BISCUITS •• 49•· ' 5 g'g•· . '' ti.~ .,, . ia.·. "111:. '··•1 . ... ' ' < ~ ,· • . • Rltht ,.....,.,. ,;.lt•lt ""'oct""• It Glllllr Accept Ftt Fotd SllliPI' Prices Effectiw Oct 7·13 o,on """·· .... ~ .. ' CHOC. MILK. . ' .SiHI, ..Y81100 . 'l. ,.I !AI =n~wm" "Tt..lt.,. IIIlA ....., Y••· n LIU" DIARY BUY••• FAIRMONT CIWMMS .. . From USDA Choice Beef • SUNDAYS . . -JELLY SPECIAL! • CLOSID '· KRAfT GRAPE BEEF STEW ()loudy ond w•rm todayi:; chance of thundershowers ..·.. Mos tly cloudy tonight an4··: Friday with a chance of thWl·"· dershowers. i,ow tonight in the · upper ~ and lower all. Hlgb · · Saturday In the 70s. ::' TEN CENTS,· THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1970 RuUand vaillage council in a special session Wednesday evenlns, gave Commonwealth Systems, Inc., of Indiana authority to Investigate ways to finance the proposed com· munity sewage disposal IJSlem, Vernoo Weber, clerk, "3-eet"..,.,• ff- ' Elberfelds In Pome From USDA Choice Beef From Choice USDA Beef Robert, Darst, Pl. ~I; Earl Osborne, Henderlon; l!llly Hickman, Evau; Dilly Jo Croley, Leon; Vlrelnla YOII, At~; Vernoo MIUer, Pl. Pleuanl . DISCHARGE~/ '-' :r~Y Frazier, Mrs. ~ f,ert7, '"chael Jones, 11!"''1!. ".-' .,.. Ronnie Willett, N Delton, NeDie Paugh, Rlelilrd canon, Mrs. Cecil Dean, Dosnle Ftazler, ~Cowger. r~ported. Don Devore of the Com· monwealth engineering finn presented the final preUminary plans to COWICU which includes the location of sewer Lines and treatment plants. Devore told council that the approximate cost of the system Police Getting New'\{elp ~ ,.· .......... .;,::;• c1au at Borea'Jilgb School by another girl. They were told they would feel very cold. They were lhen told they were Wll'llllnl up ind would awalrin. All but ihe Pertlna girl came out of the trance ind she was taken to lll&leslde 1'8ychlalrlc Hoepltalalteuflredeparlment emer•ency "'uad wu caned •· ~ ., ., the school. Mn.SandyPorklnll,theglrl's mother, said llhe recosnlzed lll4ilnbers of her famUy but MAYONNAISE ......~..~~ .........................~~.~~. 49' ORANGE DRINK ..~~~.~~:~...................... 4 qts. for s1 HAGERTY WAX ~~·~ ....................~~.~.~. 89' AMERICAN CHEESE ~~~~~~ ..........~.~.~.~~53' CREAMORA .!~~~~.~.~~~.........................~~.~.~.59' CAKE MIX :~~~~~Ofow 3bu. for89' MAXWELL HOUSE ~ DRIP ................ 31b. can 269 Phebe Says.... ,• H;;;an~;;.:~r~~~~ Visit Elberfelds Infants and ChU'rens Wear Department On the 2nd out wben troopa loyal to him ~- -- - . I enttne Weather l I ADMISSIONS ;;_ iAI'I' Smith, ooU•psedlndlaorder. couldnotehaltetheldeathatsbe 4LBERTIIICE DIII8 was freeslng cold. LET'D'T, fl., v·a . _ Albert Torres' victory was aasured nn . wben Gen. Femando Sattorl, ~ Rice, 74, Lelltt RD, chief of lhe air Ioree and a died Ibis mOI'IIlni at Holzer memlla'ofthe Junta, threw his COON CONTEST Medleal Center. Mr. Rlee, a suppcrt 1o Torres and with 11 a vAN WERT, Ohio (UP!) - Iarmer, wu a fllr!IW' employe handful of Wcwld War D Pi! The nve-<lay meet of the World of the West VlrClalJ 81114 Rolld MUilanga wlllch buzzed the Championship Coon hunt Commlslllon and of the Muon palace and strafed a opened here Tuesday with IIICli'O County Board of Education. recalcitrant mllltary barracks. than 300 dogs participating. Funeral services will lie an· The oilier members of the ·The winner will receive a II- nounced by the Fogleson1 Jwrta simply dlsaJlllOIIIed. foot-4 trophy. Funeral !lame. liii!'iilll -~~;;;;;;.;;;.;;,.;.;.;,;___________~---•• • ,.,.,.._,. ,.., ~:~~r=:~ =: : ./' \ ..- • Ple~ut'Va~y. Break LA PAZ, BoUvia (UPI) LeftUI Gen. Juan Jose Torreo, backed by the air force, students. leltwlng laborers and a ragtag army of peaoants, """"led today u the new llrongman of BoUvla In a oerles ... ... Utat ·c:... llldrtod . clvU war . Prices Effective October 7-13 / u=i'hta Um! n The United Auto Workers slrlke against General Motors, now In Its fourth week, Is beglnnlng to be felt by auto dealers in Ohio and 110111e feel it could put them out of bualnel8. "We got no merdumdise, 80 how the hell clll you sell lll)'lhlna," laid John Wrlebt, aenertl 111811C1ger of an Old· smoblle agency In aeveland. "It's pulling 81 out of Middleport. 0. 992-5560 SHOW 5T ARTS 7 P.M. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Man of Muscle Michael Crawford Stanley Baker at y The crabeater seal, one of four varieties fowtd in Antarctic waters,. feeds almost ex· elusively oo shrimp. ~ Tot t'etl is neUI 15.00 UP DUDLErS RDRIST - PlusTHE GAMES FUNt\lES! • Now You Know the e&ncmy bu created a 111 cutback In put't!blael 1n 1111 areas. The otrlke hu cost the ••• mDilo In Ua ecommy... n payro alone. Always Appr~lafed .· ·Alway• ·co~l'ett Pllmela Tiffin = t eS:~~':::b:: ~ break the spell was reported In ssllafactory condlUOD today but sliD nortlaUy uniler the spell in wlllch'llhe kept mul1erlng '1'm ..._._, I'm freezing." R. Perkins, 18, ~'" Berea, and nine other clusmata were put Into a trance Tueadav In a oclence h•ttness." The lllrlke 1.1 affecting the ..._ 18 auto market in two ways- "" of C8l'l to seD and lact of IIICIIIC!J with whldl to biQ' lllem. The otrlke bt Ohio hu Idled 85,000·1Jt!110111 and the Impact AVASE OF ROWERS io••~~~·ri1ov READING TH!;;- OdES'? UanJ fO CLE~ (UP!~:: Jn~ Hard 1'imes ed _ _ lalenlalloaal BEARY'S WORlD FIRE DEAm EUCLID, Ohio (UP!) VIVA MAX ~f Spell ;., · nlllllnatioo of Sadal, a 51-year· old longtime friend of the late SORORITY TO MEET ESYPtlan leader. The national The XI Gamma Mu Sorority referendum was expected to be · will meet Thursday at a pro. at held Oct. 15 and If II approves the home of Mrs. Margaret Sadat as expected the sweartns Follrod. in wlU be Oct. 17. ------------------- ~ October f-10 f.ol..J Auto JJealers .< = >:=:::::=»~:<'=''"':li:=:=:=>:<=:=:=i'!:=>ii-i="-'""'' :!tin~~ a:.r~~; LAME SESSION WASHINGTON (UP!) Congres• has decided officially It will meet again after the November elections, the first · smce · such "lame duck " sessron Fridoy & So1urdoy ave use-••v -~ NOT OPEN l Wllh the ollulllon in EIYPI apparonUy headed towards normalization, diplomatic altenUoo ooce again IOcuaed 011 the ceasHire alq the Suez Canal. IndlcaUoos ·were the ~ day truce which bepn Aag. 7 WGUid be eltlended at leaal for another three moolhs by illracl, Egypt and Jordan. assembly appeared certain to stve Its approval today lo the nlllllnatlm of AnWar Sadal aa president to replace Gamal Abdel Nasser, clearlllg the way fora naUonal referendum tO put Badal Into power, the UPI learned. The wu holding ''""' twoaeeslonstoday-amorninll session devoted mosUy to eulogies for Nasser, who died died Tuesday of smoke inhalation alter a cigarette he was smoking set a chair he was sleeping in afire. Tonight & Thursd11y October 7-1 ' ' !'T MAKES ME HAPPY • :< : :;:;: : <=: : : ,~:~:<=i:~: " '"-'*~:~i:~<'i"'* Sadat m8 ~ O The Egyptian national One suit f..- divorce wu IUed and another was sranted In Meigs CoW>ty Commoo Plea& court Tuesday. William R. Black, Mid· dleport, Rt. I, filed suit against Virginia Marie Black, Columbus, charging gross Betty Gllk neglect of duty. ey waa gr.,ted a divorce from Bernard Gilkey and awarded custody of 000 minor child. ioiOW, DO 'ltlU KNOW WHAT THE i'II;W$MPeR VOL. XXII NO. 124 Frank Krausner , 73, Euclid, MEIGS THEATRE .. F"J _ _:,_ l'Pd'S. ~r.er, mic of what has been diagnosed aa syphlUs struck parts of Europe. The popular view has been that this was cootracted from American indians by the oailors, an W>welcome gift from the New World to the Old W ld or . But Don Regina! BrothweU of the Brllbh Musewn of Natural Hlslory baa never been safl.s.. fled with this veroloo beca..,. brought back to Europe by these crusaders?'' Brothwell warned there can be no relaxation In the baiUe against the disease. "Since the lntroductioo of antibloUcs In the . last 2S years new resistant forms have arisen which have already spread aroW>d the world, causing a new plat!ue of syphilis," he said. See •~ the of Columbus an epide- MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ARE SPENT OH NEWS· •PAPER AMRTISINC;. W!\ICH IN TU~ SE~L~ MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ~'Ill OF GOODS AND KEEPS MILLIONS OF PEOPLE THE WORlD INFORMED! Til£ NEWSPIIIPER ltliCOROS ¥oi:)RLD HISTORYAND TI!LL'o ABOUT OUR PRESIDENTS! '' _ , . OVER 410 MEIGS COUNTY 'YOUNG PEOPlE are ~ NaUonal 4-H Wed:. Dilplaylng the !lag clthe 4-H PfOIIriiD, lrom the tell, are Mrs. Deborsb Conkin, Melgo County Eid""eJm ~1. IIQwiCDIIOIIIIca; illriNira Lewla and Cleryl Mowery. Mill Lewll and Mill Mft11rY ~ , .., !Ia P'lv• PIIIDI$11r .Stltcbenl, one of the 100111 actl~ clubs ln the county. Sae Pagft today. Confrontation in Texas !IOV$TON (UPI)-Gcn·. Pre· stoit Saillh· walked out 1.11 the lllaga tO liD !,Goo University of lfoulton' etudenls how proud he wu of Texal youth. The Teu.a governor was ping to teD them how he has inTolved young peop1r, In hio admlnlslraUon and how, twice lhlll YW. he hu summoned student h•oders from repreaen· taUve univeo'llltles to conoult with him 111 yooth problems. Smith never got the chance lo open his moulh. Wben he walked out m the stage Wednesday the stvdents began shouting, booing and then chanting : "Free Lee otta JohnaCII." Johnson Is a mllllanl Negro from Houston sentm;,e<t lo 30 )'ears In prilon lor possessing a marijuana cip.rette. 'llie chanting, booln& and llhoutlnc sr,w louder and Bill HoWa, a t~ aide of the . governor'a, wu U111Uccesslulin Athen11 Sale of Calve~ Bring in biB attempts to quiet them. Smith tried to speak several limes and llnally threw up his hands In detlp8ir and was escorted through the shouting crowd by a cordon ol15securlly oHlcers. Randy Chapman, 21, a sealor business major from Houstoo, began waving a broom and chased Smith out of the room. He waa otopped by ICICIII'lty oHlcers and In the JCU!IIe Olapman's sla"l!8 were IJ'o. ken. Chapman said the pvemor "oat up there with biB big bubble face smile llld did not rl!llpood" 1o questl0111 concern· in8 wby Jobnlon bad no!. been paroled. Johnaon was senlellced In 1168. "He never made an attempt to speak and people started yelllnll," Chapman laid. "He came here lo talk to cblldren Md wu mel 117 adults with a poiUUcal cooscl0111111esa. He Just could not respond to lt. I don't think he will dare show up on any C8lllJlCL' In tile lllate of Teus. It really ocared me because this'!'!"" II suppooed ID repr mt us. "While I IIIII llave great coolldence In the vet majority of our YOWl& people, tha Ume baa JMIW CCIIlt lo .~ut a atop lo such foolllhneu, Smith said later In a prepared tdalmlent. "If the studenll cannot behave lhemselvea and live lllder the rules of lbe In· stllutlona-Jual 88 private clllzelllarerequlredtoplaceobeythefo law-then there Is .., ~ them In our haDa ot.~· the aavernor said. If college lllmlniltralln ClDIIOI control this aorry. spectacle, we must lind wa,w to step In and ~traigbten out these UD· di8clpllned JOUDII people- bolh student and non..tudenl- who llir up this kind of dJalur. baru:e." RUBBian W1118 Nobel Prise would he $600,000. He also ad· vised council there is a possibility that federal grants can be obtained for perhaps haH of the total cost, Eber reported. Commonwealth,in addition to the planning, secures the financing, Weber noted. If grants can he obtained, the balance due on the system would be psld from revenue received from the system. In other business, it wu announced that council and village officials will hold an open meeting Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 7:30 p. m. at the Rutland Legion Hall to discuss the proposed tax levy of II ve mills lo be voted on this November for street repair. · Attending were Mayor O.ne ThompsOn, Councilmen Bill Brown, Bob Snowden, Harvey Erlewine, Ernest Nlchoiaon and Jim Fry, and Weber . . TopiC lO Be Drugs MEIGS MEN HONORED - Throe Mei811 Co111tianl, Bernard Fultz, left; Keith Goble, and Tom Waugh were 111110111140 pe1'80118 honored Wedneeday nJchllla Boy Seoul Leldenhlp Giftl CuiUvatloo Dinner lithe Gallipolis Quine Oub. The dinner laWlched a C8IIIJ>liin deslgned to raise funds for the support of Saluting In the M-G-M Scouting Dlslrlct. Over $1,000 waa plqed at Wednesday's meeting. James Norfolk, Deputy Resloo t, Scouting Executive, CinclnnaU, was keynote spesiter. Time to Explore coLuMBus Federal WASHINGTON (UPi) - High grants totaling $220,>74 to administration officials are provide in...rvice training and describing President Nixon's purchase equipment for pollee PARI8 (UP!) -N«<il VIetnam IDd the Vlel CoqlodQ new cease-fire peace plan as officers in 21 southern coW>ties condemaed Presldml Nlloa'o pootee plaa M pa1N1t .. the beginnlns of a procesa of have been approved by the Ohio Or. David Caul, M.D., on the exploration. They beUeve It diplomacy limed at perpetaaliq Ui 8. ............,.. Ia · Law Enforcement Planning staff of the Athens Mental might take coosiderable Ume Vletnam.llut they agreed 1o dtseulliiD flli1lre •P"nl' •. Agency (OLEPA ) according to Health Center, will present a for the proposal to bear fruit. Betb X.. 'l'buy, &be Nortb VJrtna=eu mt.t*r rl.ltate, . Albert G. GOes, director of the program, "Drugs and Drug ..t Mme. N...,.n TIIIIIIDII, lbe ''fonigll mgl...,..' mlbe Department of Urban Affairs. Abuse," at the Meigs Junior The pian, which Nixon said VIet C.C 1overnmmt CCIIled lbe offer pollllal lrletory Projects were submitted High School in Middleport oo he hoped might be "the limed al wDing volel for the RepllbU.... mthe N....,ber through the Southern and Oct. 20, Tuesday , 7, 30 p. m. for beginning of the end of war in e~eca ..... Southeastern Ohio Councils of adults of the area . this century," coupled an Governments, the agencies set The program is being spon· Indochina cease.fire proposal up for law enforcement plan· sored by the Pomeroy with a caU for an international ning for the 2l~unly area Ministerial Association which peace conference, a promise to under the Omnibus Crime W'ges that it is especially lm- negotiate a timetable for the Conununlllts at such a individual Issue of discusslon at Control and Safe Streets Act of portant for leaders of the area complete U.S. troop withdra· dlsadvantoge that they would the Paris peace lalks. 1'!le faclthal It now bas been 1968. to be present for the meeting wal , a wiltingness to seek a ultimately lind the proposal plated in a formal peace plan Funds will be used to furnish since it is becomins apparent political settlement and an attractive. One high administration offi· prea11111ably stems In part at police agencies with equipment that drugs are an area of con~ unconditional release of all war including cruisers, com- cern in rural as well as prisoners. · cial said acceptance of the least .from the" fact that tile municationt equipment, riot metropolitan areas . Reaction fr om Congress, Nixon plan would be the Viet Cong in lis new elihl-polllt conlrol, and other special Or. Caul ill a graduste of especially to the cease-{ire quickest way Hsnot could plan unveiled at Paris Sept. !? equipment ,llema ,.. leas basic Tulane \lnivonil;f and received proposal, was largely favoralllt ac;cc>Dllllllho . .l~ ob~&.U::s oulol in=t~t·~£..t...a.. -• •-, ..~ . , , "'1:! ..... lienS of equipment such as his post graduate tralnins at and even guardedly optimistic. getting a ·.,;,~,can of South Vietnam. ~ heaaldln.advlnce be- . uniforms and oldeanns. Alao Charity Hospital in New The American proposals for "m011t comprelteneJn alate. · excluded were traffic-related Orleans and Winter Veterans The administration obviously "Immediate and unconditional ment" ever made on the war, itens such as radar. Administration Hospital In hoped Nixon 's call for a cease. Under ooe grant in Adams Topeka, Kansas. He is presenUy fire in Vietnam, Laos and release of all prisoners of war fell short of the upectalionl 0# County, pollee cruisers and cllncial director of the Athens Cambodia, together with his held by hoth sides" marked the somedlplomatswhouUclpated radio equipment throughout the Center and is president-elect of proposal for a broadly based first Ume such an idea has something more dramaUc, al· county will be tied together as the Athens County Medical Geneva-type peace cooference been advanced in a formal thougb they had not known the first step in a multi-year Society. Dr . Caul also serves as on all Indochina, would result peace plan presented by the exactly what to expect. ptan to set up a district-wide 8 consultant to a tour coW>ty in increased international pres- United States. White House offl' 'alB made communicaUOOs system. mental health and mental sure on the Communists to Previously the United States no great claim lhst Nlson'a One srant will help set up an retardation board in the area of begin serious discussions. has attacked the problem of plan broke any new ground. , advanced in...rvtce training drug education. The entire new plan was getting Its men held by Hanoi One of these officials said the school. Classes, to be held in The Rev. Arthur LW>d, pastor predicated on the assumption and the Viet Cong released by plan should be Judged 111 Its Cltllllcothe, wlU ho avallable to of the Pomeroy St. Paul that the defeat O.alt the making il a separate and merits ratt.er than its nove!Ues. aU pollee officers In the area. Lutheran Church, is chainnan Communists in Cambodia, plus Courses wlU include drug abu..e of the committee on the progress in the "Vietnami· and related problems, clvU arrangements for the meeting. zaUon" program, have placed dlslurbance cootrol, equipment . UT: use ud care and firearms "e ' tralninS with both classroom ind ranie tralnln&. PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) - A in this industrial city of 115,000 The Soulbeaatem Ohio OOG state ofemergency lY8S In effect north of Detroit remained open. embraces Diatrlcl li, Athens, By United Presa IDiemaUoaat Cloud campaign aide James here tociay following three days The state of emergency, Belmont, Gallla, Hocking, Cl!llfornia Govern~r Ronald A. Duerk said Reagan orlglnsl- of fighting between white and declared by Jacbon 111 the Jackson, Meigs, Monroe, Reagan IS pitching m ID help ly approached Cloud, among black tee~H~gers during which advice of Police Chief Wllliaal Morgan, Noble, Perry' Vinton the campatgn of . Republican other GOP gullernatorial candi· four whita and one Negro have Hanger and the City eom,. ind Wuhlngton CoW>ties. gubernatorial candidate Roger dates, and offered to produce been shot. mission, banned the sale of Cloud. television spot annoW>cements. A l~ur curlew was lm· alcohol and gasotine in take-. Cloud for Governor headquar· "We were very grateful," posed W>Ui 6 am. by Mayor away containers and galherlnp BODY IDENTIFIED ters reported Wednesday that Duerk said, "but our TV pro· Robert F. Jackson _.d the two of more than four persoos. It CXlLUMBUS (UPI) - The Reagan Is making personol ductlon was already made up schools which have been the also forbade all persons except body of a woman found in the telephone caDs from his home and scheduled according to our focal points of the violance were police from carryiltg woapona meter room of a creamery three state 1o "top CCIIIIrlbutors" In budset. He asreed. Instead, to closed today. The other schools on the street. days 880 has besn Identified as Ohio, urging them to furnish make these telephone caDs to Locralne Thomas, 19, Collllll· more financial support to the raise some money." hull. Cloud campaign. (ConUnued on page 12) c • Sh ut Ti" rty d A ss lsttng • • Cl0 u ht Autopsy Finding Awaited An autopsy wiU be performed married girl, had been burled In to coolinn that an apparent a shoe box on property ol the prematurely born baby has died of natural causes in Meigs County. In Reedsville Wednesday to lnvestiga\e the desth of the infant, developed to about the six month stage, were Sheriff Robert Hartenbach, Dr. Rey R. Pickens, coroner and Prosecuting Attorney Bernard family . The Incident was called to the attention of local ofllclala by Gallia County authori~ after the girl had souchl poll· delivery medical altenUon Ill the Holzer Medical Center. There waa no ~ Qf· any foul play Involved In lllo death of the Infant. Howenr; the autopsy will be perfwme4 itt Fultz. Coiumbua to confirm lll4' Olficiols ssid lhst the baby, oplnilll of local ofl'ocials on lhli born to an 18-year.old un- matter. I �. . " .. " ~ ~- ~ -· ~-..."!{...A... ~ ~..... ,f.),r~~....-...:.. . l.;..! ..... · ·-~ ••. :. _.:..__ •• _":,. _:..._, ..... ..,_ . .. ~· .. .-....,. ... - - -......... • • .• • •... • - . ... - - I(' .. . -.. ........... "\"" .. , ... ... .- ·- · - · ---~ ..... . - - ·-- · -. . • . ~ ·• -. -~ ... - -. . . . . . . •. ..- - ........ " ... 1111 ~ ...... • . - - - . - --- - - - - - - "T . . . . . . - 'I." ~ .. .1............ ~ ~ ~ ~ -~ ~ ~ ~ ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... .......,. _ _ _ ..... • '1 .._.~ • ~ . ~ • ~ ~ • • • - -~ . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . .... . . .. . , .. ..., . . . . . _ ~ .. lllfilllf 'lii ,..li ........ ~ _ _ ,. _ ............. . . . . . . .. . - J '' .' . . ••• ' .' ,. .. . '• ~· ·-·-" " " '. .. ·-· -······- ..... ·-' .... , ~ . ··-· 3-Tbe n.Dy lleltlnel, Mlddle~y, 0., Oct. I, 1170 l• •. High-/lying Eber ~rpenter keeps ~busy in retirement '• . A FEW year• ago Eber Carpenter <1ecld8d to team to fly an .,. •,. I ' ' ·' ·' . . .·, ~ . ..,. ·-·· ... - '· • .. . ''li;·l· ~~ - <f\.... ~;.~ ....,., . --~ .. "i~ J:--' ' . -4\~f . -·...J. -'·!If• 1 •' ~ . -~ 't }· . . ., .. )~ ·~ra llolp~ mlulr4 last -k'l ••me ID an K•ger ~· , 1,_1 Craelc'a Dave Wlilte ~Unllel ID lead all Soutllera Valley Athletic l.ta~U~ scoren. Wblte, a jWIIar laUback, hu laDled aeven louchdownl tllld etcht extra potutl for a wtal of 1n•- E81R PARD •loP w111t m,llll mfe ol 17 ,....., • fntd pare!t of (SVAC ONLY) Plllyor-Scllaol TO EP TP D. Whl-KC 7 I lO D. Elchtnger-E 5 0 30 o:her," and Eber gets mora than his share of UM from the plane. "I always go up with another pilot, cauJe as you've probably noticed I'm getting along In years now, but I do all the flying - the take-oHs and tandlngJ, too. It's a great way to live." lh always been an active life for Eber, who's had a life-long love ·or things mechanical, Including the engines he worked with at Ohio Fuei'J Lebanon Compreuor Station. He wea an engineer at Lebanon Station forth.eleat18 of his 42 years with the gas company, having been a'welltender prior to that. Eber credit• hla nepllew, Gen. Curtis LeMay, former Air Force chief of staff, with sparking an Interest In flying. He recalls the daya during Worl~ War II when LeMay, theaon of Eber s sister, would land large Boeing bombera along the Ohio River on the small field st Long Bottom, Ohio, where Eber Ianda today. The steel gridwork laid In the war yaara to support the weight ol large planes Ia overgrown with grw end weeds, butlt'a not really nee<led to support the weight of Carpenter'• Piper or the other planes of similar size that uae the field now. · l By Helen Bottel By LAWlENCE E. LAMB YOUTH ASKED FOR IT Dear Julian: This colwnn ts fCM' young Walt a while before )'011 do or Unless you have a eerloua people, their problems and say anything. Time has a way of illness or unuaual problem pleasures, their troubles and untangling problems there Is no reason you can't fun. As with the rest of Helen eapeclally those which you ~h"~se;.f!,~:u ~= Help US!, it welcomes laughs aren't even quite sure ellst. - you should see your doctor but won't dodge a serious H. and find out exactly what question with a brush-off. send Dear Helen : you can do. your teenage questions to You bear so much about Many of life's norm•J sit· YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care disastrous teen marriages. uations will cause the heart of Helen Help. US! this Here's another kind. to work harder than some M hu.sb d d 1 forms of light exercise. Apnewspaper. Y an an were prehension or OltCltement married when we were 16 and may cauae the heart rate 1 SORRY, WRONG • NUMBER- AGAIN 17. Our folks wouldn't let us and blond pressure to go up ; Dear Helen: date, so we ran away, but came -Increasing the work of the : Yourtettercoocerning "rJttle home when we found we heart. Youcan'leJCape hav-. ·. Sister" has brought about a couldn't get married without ing changes in the level of · fight between my brother and their consent. Then our parents heart work unless you are . bls friends and me. You see, 1 finally decided wgive In, so we emotionally dead. · klo am almost 15 and my were married not because we For most people who have brother Is 17. We have a pool had to but because we wanted been inactive for a long lime the right place to start Is by andblslrlendsarealwaysover. to . walking. You don't need :0 The letter fill perfectly, except Six years later, we are a very hlll'l')' when you llarl Enjoy that I am NOT shy, and they close and happy family, and we your waJIJ: and you are more don'tlgnoremeorputmedown. have three beautiful children. likely to Include It iD your I get along well with all his There were some bad times, of living habita, start with IJ frle nds . But they think I wrote cour.,,, but the wonderlulllmea eminutes day If you Ure asll y. aGradually lncreue that tetter, and they're teasing are what we remember -and your wall< to 30 mluutea. II J'o";." Aylng Ia a very Interesting way ol keeping buJy, as far as Ebtr Carp6nter Ia concerned, and keeping busy Is Important. As Eber puts It, "ThE! worst thing a paraon could ever get for a retirement A preeent Is an eeay chair." · V His love of the mechanical alao extends to river Jteamboats and rail road locomotives. Eber clslma he's run "everything that has wheels on il to tum." ;, hour a d':{.-or two 30-mlnute wall<s a ay. After you have reached thaedlevet1 of w 1all< log o~.ltour ay or wo wee ...,·{uou can consider the advllah Uiy of doing something more strenuous. If you tire wllh one hour of walking, after a gradual build-up program, you are not ready to go on to highe•· levels of exercise and ~~~:rbly11 s::~~~et ~~1. 0':; breath or have chest pain with w a 1k 1n g, diS~:Onllnue your program unUI you can gel a good examlnatlorl. · Assuming you :paa~ the . · · · traveling· haJt ~ )'0111' partner ll three yliant; don't plan to have chlldl'en for atlelsllhreeyears; andhaVI'lll seeure blcome Above all don't · ' al· make any permanent lllchmenta while you're aWl In school or college!- SORRY NOW w 6 D.Wellt-HT 6 D.Bu-SW o 6 R. Pellrey-NG J. Smllh-'-NG ~.J=:::t Brown-KC R. Sorlng-E o 2 2 Jenklns-S D. Smllh--E o0 2 2 R. Borlng-E Holman-S ~jj:::lorNGNG 0 ~ ~ Stallon-NG T. Glauburn-NG o 2 2 R.GIII-SW R. Holman-S o 2 2 C.Smlth-KC C. SmlttcA~t GAME5l 0 2 2 Plllyer-Scltool TD EP TP Whi-KC 7 I 50 Elchlnger-E 6 0 36 Soundert-KC 5 6 36 Ratiiii-NG 5 o 30 Brown-NG 3 o 11 Crem..,....HT 3 o 11 y .&D'll..< Colllns-KC 3 0 11 Sondera-E 2 2 t4 0 l: : 1 0 t 0 t 0 1 0 t 0 t 0 t 0 1 ~ 1 0 1 0 0 • 0 2 s 8 • • • • 6 6 the tic~et for ~ou ! We got just by Chet Tannehill 0 2 2 0 2 2 when car poollanguqe Is of baiUng aver1111ea ar D 2 2 trade that may prove ID be a 111011umental dud. "EJcb his own," 8l'll1l8ll Sebo, an ~ • Las Vegas • Lake Tahoe il: :~::• and hiS crew of good guys have • their bonnets on this deal. Open Every Evening TIIIS;OO P.M. See ·Emerson Jones, Hilton Wolfe, Wallace Amberger·, Dick Rawlings . CARPENTBR ud IIIli ..... Will to IUio ell. R. ·H. Rawlings Sons Co. - - - - · - - - - - -- -- - - - - Legialature and wu elected POMEROY LANES Mayor In June. He Wdf"'be-....._ Tri-Covnty l.ollgue 1870-1970 100 Years Of Dependability "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" featured on the evenlng'a '\. 5optombtr9,1f70 Pis. program, Mason Furniture 18 H&R Flrftlone t6 JUn'C COUNT OFF . Dovla.Warner Ins. 14 HENT (UPI) - Col. Arlbur B•wllngs Dodge t2 Dodson, head or the ROTt-- E::,~ program at Kent S~le lflgh Teom Game and Serl" Untverally, said Weclneaday - Dlvla-Warner Ins., t005 ond fr<shmen enrollment In Army 2724. High lndlvlduol Garno and Serlll - Ed Vou, 236 ond 634. and Air Force ROTC has s.non High Tum Game and dropped nearly 110 per cent this Serlft - Dovls-Warner Ina, fall --ter. t005 and 2724. lndlvlduol Hlah ~Season Game and Ser1ft - Ed S. Second Ave. 992-2151 or 992-2152 Middleport Von, 236 ond 634. Olltr'• Sohlo 22 High Season Average - Ed Lc•l'• Ashland . 22 Voss 185. NeiiM'I Drug ., 11 Hklh Ind. Garno - Ollrtes Smllh 23.1; W-.'s.Hitlh Geme Eorly -lltldaw Mfxod -Linda Wlntllrannor fi!I;.High . Serlft - 8111 POrtoJ' 513' .... Linda Wtnobrenner f/16. · ·. SoiolemtJer,JO, "" Pll.lldt'l 511011 Shop H High Tt~m Serr.. - Porter· Ashland Oil U Smllh 1906; High TNm Gemt Porler·Smllll 24 - Zklts S!>ar~ SIIOp ~· : ~ 1 ID-0 'IUEMtiAl 1 .•,. w with Sporn plant at Graham Station. ''I don't mlnd watching a hall game (balleball) on TV but beyond lhet, uhub." So, believe It arnot, there may be IIIOUJ8IIda, even mWlona ri AmertC111111, who oouldn't care lei!& about the World Series coming up tn aac1nnau be8lnnln8 Saturday between the Reda and tbe Baltimore OrloleJJ. But <lnclnnallana plainly 11ft 11808 over tbeir first Series since lll81 becauae 11,000 .eala at $II per each were gobbled up In about ttree houra Tueadny afternoon. And there Is locallntereal, too. Last week I mentioned Sports Desk would have a few tlekela to the Serlea for resale. My phone wu rln8lni! when !walked In my door and the few permllled us were gone In 15 mlllltes! rm not going wplct a winner. I only hope It goes w se~en games (tbe Reda wlrmlng, of co111110) so that our friends gelling thueata for a seventh game won't be diJappolnted. TOM IIIEI IERS OF ATIIEN8 who got tbe lull treatment by ~ Desk 1ut week In recognlllon of his standing as a lllollsllcal nul, thanked me WeGJesday and requested 10,000 coplel for general dlltrlbutlon! (one ID his boos, perhaps.) He confirmed that $50 per year paid hlm by area 'writers tllld 'culml didn't go far, a fact that the SEO Aslot'lallon recognized ala recent meeting by Increasing the stipend w$100 annually. "Tills will come clooe wpa)'lng tbe postage," be said, "and It wu much a(lp'Oclated." umps Get Pay Hike ' cut any joe with the young the eve! of tbe ployolfa Moi*Y Malooey fan tiJal WllrlOI wu anti the .stir! Ill the ~~· the winnlniPiteher In Monday's Saiurday. pemaJtt.dJn~ vlc:IGrJ over fllllhl-lwlderGarJI'!aianwU Plltabureb. Jllllied bJ ADIIerloll mdi • The real Ill" tbe MGnday 111 the Reda' hllrlor In Reda, with lime far UU.., like the Olll!ftll', Unlll lbe IIOCXIld· reading letter., comta ID pme cbolce bas beeiJ .-... ~ aometl*lg, an end today wltiJ Reda' brain trust will em no an lnfrH911d pme. That's thougJlt to the lhlrrl game. aort Ill l(1rinlllralnlng lluff, 1M Tbere Is 1 day all far travel on Ar..... IOII ........ It II impor· Monday before tbe lhlrrl . tan1 w keep his cbampiona of the series In Baltimore on lharp ~ the layaff betweat 'l'Ueoday. , . mid..- Saturday. And the dresalng alall marked by the sign, "5--Bench" looked 11 . Piles of correspondence already were stacked wallln& him and another load of unsorted mall wealn the center Ill the Cincinnati clubhouae. Manager Sparky Andenon, In the relative obscurity of tbe minor leaguea a year ago, Is getting pounds of mall, too. Moot of lt, of course, Is congratulatory on winning tbe pemant in his rookie year. SuggesUons on how to beat tbe Orioles, klo . '"'bbs young fellow writes that he's my enemy," said Anderson with a rueful lllllle . "He says he's a Jim Maloney fan and he's mad because I made Mill Wilco• eligible for the playoffs Instead of Malo- J «" ney." That was a move Anderson made In the closing week of tbe sea8011. He had another oppor· tunlly to name another pll<her u a subsUtute for ailing Wayne Simpson, and be picked rookie You'll look Very Current there in an NFL blazer by Wllco• instead of veteran Maloney. Apparently, It didn't __,,.. .......... . . ........... ..........., New York Clothing House =:::.-:;.· .. .. ONE WEEK ONLY OCJOBER 8 TO ocroBER 15 lOLLS BACK PRICES IN UAICEffAiij T'Ei'MS, 1J.lA1" a 'AVeRAGE vc::e• tiAS ~0 VOICE., CINCINNATI (UP!) - Tho Baltimare Orlol• ml&htllke lo know tbere Is one llliiJ8 tiJal ml&hl atop Jollllny Bench, the <lnctnnatl Redl' ouper-cateber, from bBvfn& a Ill& World Series. Wrltor'a Cramp. TI1o lleda' lana who ataged o nD1 on the boll olflce wben llckela wen1 on ·llle far tbe oerleo,llft more than a bl& "P· p" onr tbelr NllliGnal Ltague champions. And there'• no question that home nm klll8 Bench Ia the No. I hero In tbe Rhineland. "I'm geiiiDg letten a day," Bench admitted relue· tanUy u he dreaed lor a preaerlea workout at RivafrOIII Sladlwn where the Reda and the Orioles open the World Serlel GD legal counsel and spokesman, Nothing to buy, IU1t coma· In end and the seven direc!Drs of the . . . . . . riiZU .••111.-A.,. fMI out an entry blank. Be1ure to check Umpires Assocllllon, Roo LuclCurlee's new line-up of NFL bi1Hf1 - . . . . ,.. .... 11111111 ano, Harry Werulelstedt, Augle In nine great colors. • 55.00 llooateW, Shag crawford, Mar· Check these f1bufow Netiontl ~-superSttkes " Prilfr, tool ty Springstead, Bill Haller, and LAKERS ACQUIRE RILEY IIAWIIMGS fOOIBMI. *Grand Prltal Super Bowl weBkend for 2. John Flaherty. ws ANGELES (UPI)-Tite GIVEN MIA! Includes air tare. hotel room, gam a tick.etl When the aeries opena in Los Angeles Laker> moved w pluS t20() Clllh tpendi!'IIJ money. EADIIIW Cincinnati Saturday, Ken Burk- strengthen their backcourt 100 other prize.: IIEGIIMIIG bart, veteran NaUonal League corps Wednesday by acquiring 8 5 Porta Color TV Sets OCT. ll, 1110 ~5 Portable AM/FM Radios umpire, will work the plate. Pat Riley from the expansion Q»SO Podwt Tranliilor Aadios The rest of the slx.rnan crew Portland Trail Blazers in a will Include National Leaguers cash deaL Tony Venzon at second base Riley, drafted by Portland FELLER FILES surr and Billy Wllllama or. the left from San Diego, has averaged "'• S.lub! ' THE SPORTSMINDED STORE" CLEVELAND (UP!) field foul line and American eight pointa per game through Nolio.W . POMEROY, 01111 Hall ~~ ·Boll.. ~turdq,. fW,.,~e..,. .lph!l,F~f!rlf at Drat 'lilf ll!ur·year career. ~ jolnl • +lf'·l':!w+lr(aml .••':"" ';'', l:~~~;· · llli8'11led"M ~I negotla~-·1earcolltrac! base, ~ $1e<oarj at secorut-"gijMaS Jerry West, Gail Good· _ .........._..!:!!J,~···~- M·~--.., ""'~--·.• local company ,,.. Ulirw his inasiz:.-IIOurlesBion. and Emmet Ashford on the rfeh and Willie McCarter. -•...,&;~:JaJI:Il l#o CI~Wotlll o;;t!A~a~.!;o.U~tLS..~hf.:X name In their adftrlfsemenll The n.W contract calls for right field foul line. wllhwl his permission. umpires to receive $4,000 lor Feller, who pllclled far the the playoffs through the 1973 WEAVERGETSAWAKD Cleveland Indiana In the late seuonand$7,5001CM'theWorld OOLUMBUS,Ohlo(UPl) - J . IHOs, chargad In his suit Serlu this year and next and Edward weaver, associate Wednesday thai Oarka Carp., $11,000 for 1972 tllld 1973. The dlrectm' of athletics at Ohio named hbn in ads u having umpires had sought t5,000 for State University for the last 13 done bullneu with the CUllom therlplayoffs and $10,000 lor the yean, Wednesday was umed metal firm. se ••· alhleUc dlrecwr to succeed The oult aeeka $450,000 In The umpires had declined to Dick I.arkinB. damages tllld an injrmcllon work the first games of the Larttns recently announced 1J8alnslfurthrruseofhisname. league playoffs, and had been his retirement but will remain Feller, 53, Is on tbe aecullve replaced by mlnor league and with the Athletic Department 11a11 of tbe Sberabln.Qeveland retired majCM'league olliclala., through JWie 30 ea 8 special Hotel. Present at Wednesday s consulllnt. meeting were Commlslioner Weaver was reconunended Bowie Kuhn and NaUonal and for the post by tl'le osu Athletic American League Prealdents Charles "Oiub" Feeney and Council. Cl'onln, alOI'If with Scolly Hadden, attorney for the cammtsatoner's office. Fort Ross on the California The umplret were repreoent- coast n<R'th of San Francisco eel by John Reynolda, Jr., their was utabllshed by Russian fur traders In tBU. FOREMAN & AIBOn ......... 00 NEW YORK (UPI)-Tite benyllelgbt title fight betweeu Joe r. 11Zier and llgbt bea· vywelgbt rltamplon Bob FOIIIer will be televised nve and In color OVfr cloiled circuit lefevl. lkll, Nov. 18, ll wu announced Wedneaday by the Theatre Network Televlalon Dlvtaloo ri TNT Communlcallona, IDe. TNT Prealdent Nathan L. llalpem uld that lbe closed clradt lelecul will be carried in tbeaten and llrtiW In the United Stalei, South Amerlce, Muleo, Asia, Europ6 and AllllraUa. '!be lkound bout will be held In Cobo Hall, Detroll TNT. which pimea'ed closed circuli television ri boling In IMI!~drawn f'I(HDID'"' In cl01 circuli admlulons &lrlnii 1ut 21 yen and set recorda 3117locaUona, S63,000 admlasfons tllld rtvellleB total· ,.. P,IIO,IIflO lor Ill closed drtull telecul of tbe llrsl Cualuo Clay.&Jnny Liston hea· vywelghl title bou~ Feb. 25, 19M, from Miami Beach, Fla. the laleal player NEW YORK . (UPI)-"l'm glad to get back w bals and balls n•JW. That's an important part of the game, Isn't i1?" Thus did Joe Cronin, presldent of the American League, sum up hla personal feelings at the end of a long day of bargaining Wednesday that resulted in a pay boost fCM' major league umpires working playoff and World series games. BaiJeballexecutivea averted a poSSible strike ol umpires at - the series, scheduled to open in and ••• a transportation-paid Bahama crulae for Miami Beach gueata r· Sports Desk 6 6 6 There are felloWll who can think of little but baseball from 6 • early April through JDid.<lclober. There 11ft olhen like Jobn Sebo 2 (Mulberry Ave., PWIOioy) wbo, uttorly bored, fiJpa on a llpe TNT Will Tele,.,;aA • Cape Kennedy • Reno OUTSIDE WHITE THE DAILY SENTINEL 1 SALE OF 11 MJD~neeOOM OF~f.~SS IS at• JOICe! EXTERIOR HOUSE PAIN so fabulous I'm SPEECHLESS! " 6» I· t!i!f,IIU Lll . Ah d f CiL . h ' ~:.:a:':fi!?t~~~~~~~ ~~::::.. ~~~.andlovtng ~~~.::eb~o:u:·,:er~bl:e :.:~~~~~:a:.:~~ 1r~oney · 8 ·ea 0 :. · nflii~C fiB .:i. Dear Aretha: Dear Helen: "Little Sister" lives ap- We were one ol.those couplea proximately 2,000 miles from that everybody nld, "Oh you. Okay? ·- H. they're perfect together." Mike Dear Helen: was etas. president. I wu a This Ia a crazv mJ'xed·"P cheerleader. We were King and ' ~ problem and we don't know Queen of the Prom. And so we wlllchwayiDturn. ImetMarya got married- and didn't live year ago; and when we started happily ever alter I thinking about marriage, we WethOIJilhl we'd go"' college Introduced our parenls to each together, but money was 1 big other. They au became good problem, ao be atirted work'"!~ friends, wh1ch we thou~.t was part Lime, and then he coulda 1 areat Until they became great keep up with his coursea. 'I1len I 8lld good friends." Or at least got pregnant, and college went. Mary and I are getting down the drain. . auaplclous. Now marriage Is Just one big At first it .,... my Dad and drag - moWIIIlns of billJ, two Mary's mother that seemed to thildren thalllrJ not to scream pairoff. NowMary'sfatherand at, and two people wlto blame my mother (maybe wgeteven) e~~ch other fCM' the trap. Maybe are real chummy. It's enough to w~'U wark Itout, but meanwhile .,make you Wl!lllto throw up. ftere are aome SIJ38eJUons fCM' · What should we do' we feel roung kids who don't know the ·, responsible . score. If youre • · ..... ,. of for · thts wwuuug ~~~~=~~~·" H we brokuur marri1111e - DOfij, unless :-, and 19fd the folks Youareatleaat23; have dated wlty, l'lould it ll'!lp? - JUUAN many others: have done a lot of t 2 1 2 0 We are not on strike, ... no waiting ... your choice of a 45 car selection and best of all ... wait til you see our "Free Vacation" promotion with a new Dodge purchase. • Miami Beach • New Orleans State YR Presldent IIDberl Harman said, "The Young Rep u b II c on a ule c I e d Parkersburg aa the lite of the dinner becouae of Mayor WWiam P. A. Nicely. The dinner will allo ._a-aalute ID Mayar Nicely In recocnltlon of the 11 yean be bas llerVed u president of the GOP Youth Camp and the many yeara of dovotlon w yMmo R-·"''-•• --.., ·-,.......-· actlv!Uea." Nicely served 17 yeara u a member of the WM! VIrginia 2 0 12 Karr-E ~ ~ T. J.Waugh-HT AVACAnON CERTIFICATE good for your choice vacation in National G!JlU'd Armory. Principal speaker of the evening will be the llonarable Thomas L. Utile, member of the State Assembly of Dulaware and lrea9UI'er of the National Young Republican Federation. Uttle Is allo oervlng u campaign m&nager for the Republican candidate for Attorney General of Delaware. ~ JHelen Help Usj 11 1 t t Don't do anything in the way of a New Car Purchase until you see our Sunday Ad in this paper ... PT. PLEASANT - West VIrginia Young RepubllcJna' 1970 Cliii1JIIIl8n dinner will be In Parkersburg, Oct. 15, at 7 . Most Normal People Can l Exercise Safely 6 30 M.Hea-s 4 4 0 :u Roush-KC 3 0 18 Queon-HT 3 0 18 H. C.ld\QII-E 1 2 8 a.C.ldwoii-E DON'T DO ANYTHING! YR Uubsw Dine Oct.lS . .••::••. ·::·.· . ,..---------------------------, G. Sounden- KC 8. Ralllff- NG H. Brown- NG G. Colllns-KC R. Sondera-.E JH.R~~~C E R. Pellrey-NG J, Smllh--NG K. erown--KC Bench Kept Busy the Tide Bout "my marriage license being the :~ ' Teammate Gary Saunders, with an outatandlng perfiii'IIIAIXe qalnll Norlll Gallla, mOYid lnw a NConcl place tie wllb E1atern'a Dennla Elcltlnaer In both SV AC and all game ICOI'irqj. Both playen have 30 points In the league and 36 polnll In all ••met .-·· · ........ even mor• beautiful from up there. That river - I lived In these parts for more year• than you could Imagine and never mallzed how that river snakes around back and forth until I started flying. There's lot of West VIrginia between one part of Ohio and another." His part ownership In a two-seal Piper airplane Is one of the two finest things Eber ever purcheaed, ·:· ... 1 10 polntl. Eller ~tor Ill IAq lloCia II retinol , _ 1loq .....,. will! fH (Jdo rtMl Gal Co.11111llo . . aot nllred fnm ID IICifve, iatenotlal lhlq llyle. 'l1le plelarel ad 1lla7 . . . 11ft ...... , . ou.. NeWI, ...,.,.. , llle ........ (IIIIJ for employeo ud lllelr hmD•, ;, ' ]l airplane. "To go up there and He for mYNff the wc11ders of God's creation" wu .omething he'd atwaya wanted to do. Even thol!Gh he admittedly was "gettln{l up In yaars," by golly, Rwu something he wugolng to ao. So Eber, now 73 ~d several yeare retired from the Ohio Fuel Ga• Co., . not only fliM, he does irtcky acrObetlc maneuvers- loopt, llalla, the workt- to astound Iva, his wHa of 47 years, Wllo stays down on the ground, thank you. "Old Flylri' Hank," as he's knmvn to his friends, Ia a lull·fledged member of the Civil Air Patrol and as such Illes search mlulon• and monitors CAP frequencies on a Mndlng·recelvlng radio In his home. He wears with pride a flying suit and cap bearing patcheJ and pins.proclaiming hiJ CAP membership and hiJ affiliation with the United States Air Force Auxiliary. Eber lives In and flies over a beautiful aectlon of country near Portland, Ohio, afc,ng the Ohio River between Parkersburg and Pomeroy. "It's beautiful country- God's country," Eber exclaims, "and It's ·, .· White Holds Top Spot In Scoring .. ·-· ' . ·) l.f' • mile there 1s a variety you can c1tooae from. One rif mr favortlet II to recommead • IITLOUII Ctft!B!B UPII"'ii"*Wtltlr Geu1llltJ a lhatllatlo~ blc~~ "'* . · ........,, wiD lie eat· M", ·. . L.U: . . '" ;.~ .· · :n.t~ldi!d!i'pmd.'lli-'t. ftlt.-dlittWJ~tlle ... -··:;r-....---...,.,.:ml_"""""' 'UD!ied... ', .....,...·: : II tile tllht way. You can r;':.!1:,t.Y;:0:;.~~ Y~ cbatelie1 are sainl ..,"'be 111 ter1Gua - . . =-• 7. ~ . . . . · . cycle II a goOd way for ,Uie In IIIIJII .ollbe 1114101.' dtllOIIIlnl~, ~ ~ ~ er weekead TV ip!lrtl apeela· dldineddnioi""IIJt(lltlwear. Wllhlhllallllri*ivlDJupClNII ala tor to get some exercflt. ~~Jtb'i~-~~y~ ewrralefelliteoit 11111itl-*iedbdion JosglnJ and running pro- 111 clnlicb ptl!litllwJ ot ~ edallctn 11!!1 ~: . grama ahould lie un4ertlken ..._._ ,.., • 1-..o ~~I)' bani!~ ;r..~,_, only by the young or Utoit •. ,_.,!!l '11!11-.,.. ,..... '''• ' . ..,,;'~'~;"" · · obVIOu~ly ln reaaonably, Jood ,,'ll W~ ~ •.~ •·• . ,1~1!~ 11 ~ lbi 11!1' ~ heal!)). Even the young need I!Wllllbell~lnicoillleilhii.Pr.~bocb'~,..:.:.....tbe prel!mlnal')' Walkln~r,· ·to lluh;lti· ~lllovtne•, ,a ., .fll ~ f~~Jh~~Ca. ,an 8' flU~~'" 1!1 ~· 'l11e~ w:~.~lz~= ~ , •·. ·· '·' llle,c""""~t:;:'·~.,.,., The key ,19 PfUCCelffUI ex· . Nehrlrel'ti:.I1P · :. , . erclae pi'OJI'am Ia· a gradu~l ''We '( .._ lltat"" •'·wll'llid tile Rev ~~ M inerea•e ' ln ~\leJ activity . ,CII\ :<"'"" · 'v.• ' . · , ' 'j' · 1 ·. ' 1 and for molt adultJ never ~ •-1¥1 ~'- ........,..UGIU·"""1 ·"''MMI pushing one'• alii! to maxi· .,_... ,wNcbhnil)IMrlltellillalaledovwkinc~oftllne mum effort. ••buller•Ji!MI•I*tt!lea,neyerwere very large a~-' 1 8iWII ..:& "1t:"'.I* · • .·" of ' t • ,JI .•. ' • ' ' .••.;\ .•·., - - ... . ' ' \ .J ' -" ''• . ; '<t,%J~ ' 01 any p!lco •• , come In , •• toke • .....,, long ltek .. MOD,IN CARPET - _... fro111 lilltlllanla CADgNII NYLON,' You'U plnch pvrself to - • • ~uro you'ro •-••· '" '' . " . '< ;1 ' VAU.fY WMBER &SUPPLY m. ffl-27119 Middleport · '11111 lJI ''efttJ nwpber Clllflll" _ the time ~~ lO 1111 ...IIGIIN -IMI Ia 1!1117 idtR 'llllllnf . you"' clnl'cbeal!frlllftbllliiiGnllttkftniJielalpledseatoiUjiPGritltllr dill-•1~111cl1..... 1111UiiltetiMI!hl .. , l1!ardl,lliltl~ put IODit lenllon 011 the -~ ........;. .... I a.....:......-~......... ,..,_,., · H-·"'"""""'111 .......... wheel,toeauaelomework , wwa-u•-"«~~118Jtll'. for the IeJ mUIC!el. pcm•t tlnlatbnlulttlanalolbellorthllltheyweniuUall, matl)' 11111' ftiiiiJ!Iilill Olil'clh Ill ibt try to e.efcille at too lieavy . ' . · ........,faclaNIII!DIIolleilltllh!ldlllllle"fl'l"-la&IJIJii:.J. t a load or to pedal too fast. A . · ~llilllhllpala-.,Jqllut!fUII ...... !Jf~ . . eteady, _,everyday af)Dl'Oaeh . . Relittinn in Am~ . , ..~•• ,II , nnd llYN , to lbil .~ 1!1•.: pdillnn ~. ttl Olle You think pol- can go only ONE -y ... Ill'? Not "'-1 hforo yea IMry any carpot Saltllong-wwint static and soilresistint HADDON HALl $: 99 • SQ. YD. ' 10 . • HIGH GLOSS • READY- MIXED • MULTIPLE PIGMENT �. . " .. " ~ ~- ~ -· ~-..."!{...A... ~ ~..... ,f.),r~~....-...:.. . l.;..! ..... · ·-~ ••. :. _.:..__ •• _":,. _:..._, ..... ..,_ . .. ~· .. .-....,. ... - - -......... • • .• • •... • - . ... - - I(' .. . -.. ........... "\"" .. , ... ... .- ·- · - · ---~ ..... . - - ·-- · -. . • . ~ ·• -. -~ ... - -. . . . . . . •. ..- - ........ " ... 1111 ~ ...... • . - - - . - --- - - - - - - "T . . . . . . - 'I." ~ .. .1............ ~ ~ ~ ~ -~ ~ ~ ~ ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... .......,. _ _ _ ..... • '1 .._.~ • ~ . ~ • ~ ~ • • • - -~ . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . .... . . .. . , .. ..., . . . . . _ ~ .. lllfilllf 'lii ,..li ........ ~ _ _ ,. _ ............. . . . . . . .. . - J '' .' . . ••• ' .' ,. .. . '• ~· ·-·-" " " '. .. ·-· -······- ..... ·-' .... , ~ . ··-· 3-Tbe n.Dy lleltlnel, Mlddle~y, 0., Oct. I, 1170 l• •. High-/lying Eber ~rpenter keeps ~busy in retirement '• . A FEW year• ago Eber Carpenter <1ecld8d to team to fly an .,. •,. I ' ' ·' ·' . . .·, ~ . ..,. ·-·· ... - '· • .. . ''li;·l· ~~ - <f\.... ~;.~ ....,., . --~ .. "i~ J:--' ' . -4\~f . -·...J. -'·!If• 1 •' ~ . -~ 't }· . . ., .. )~ ·~ra llolp~ mlulr4 last -k'l ••me ID an K•ger ~· , 1,_1 Craelc'a Dave Wlilte ~Unllel ID lead all Soutllera Valley Athletic l.ta~U~ scoren. Wblte, a jWIIar laUback, hu laDled aeven louchdownl tllld etcht extra potutl for a wtal of 1n•- E81R PARD •loP w111t m,llll mfe ol 17 ,....., • fntd pare!t of (SVAC ONLY) Plllyor-Scllaol TO EP TP D. Whl-KC 7 I lO D. Elchtnger-E 5 0 30 o:her," and Eber gets mora than his share of UM from the plane. "I always go up with another pilot, cauJe as you've probably noticed I'm getting along In years now, but I do all the flying - the take-oHs and tandlngJ, too. It's a great way to live." lh always been an active life for Eber, who's had a life-long love ·or things mechanical, Including the engines he worked with at Ohio Fuei'J Lebanon Compreuor Station. He wea an engineer at Lebanon Station forth.eleat18 of his 42 years with the gas company, having been a'welltender prior to that. Eber credit• hla nepllew, Gen. Curtis LeMay, former Air Force chief of staff, with sparking an Interest In flying. He recalls the daya during Worl~ War II when LeMay, theaon of Eber s sister, would land large Boeing bombera along the Ohio River on the small field st Long Bottom, Ohio, where Eber Ianda today. The steel gridwork laid In the war yaara to support the weight ol large planes Ia overgrown with grw end weeds, butlt'a not really nee<led to support the weight of Carpenter'• Piper or the other planes of similar size that uae the field now. · l By Helen Bottel By LAWlENCE E. LAMB YOUTH ASKED FOR IT Dear Julian: This colwnn ts fCM' young Walt a while before )'011 do or Unless you have a eerloua people, their problems and say anything. Time has a way of illness or unuaual problem pleasures, their troubles and untangling problems there Is no reason you can't fun. As with the rest of Helen eapeclally those which you ~h"~se;.f!,~:u ~= Help US!, it welcomes laughs aren't even quite sure ellst. - you should see your doctor but won't dodge a serious H. and find out exactly what question with a brush-off. send Dear Helen : you can do. your teenage questions to You bear so much about Many of life's norm•J sit· YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care disastrous teen marriages. uations will cause the heart of Helen Help. US! this Here's another kind. to work harder than some M hu.sb d d 1 forms of light exercise. Apnewspaper. Y an an were prehension or OltCltement married when we were 16 and may cauae the heart rate 1 SORRY, WRONG • NUMBER- AGAIN 17. Our folks wouldn't let us and blond pressure to go up ; Dear Helen: date, so we ran away, but came -Increasing the work of the : Yourtettercoocerning "rJttle home when we found we heart. Youcan'leJCape hav-. ·. Sister" has brought about a couldn't get married without ing changes in the level of · fight between my brother and their consent. Then our parents heart work unless you are . bls friends and me. You see, 1 finally decided wgive In, so we emotionally dead. · klo am almost 15 and my were married not because we For most people who have brother Is 17. We have a pool had to but because we wanted been inactive for a long lime the right place to start Is by andblslrlendsarealwaysover. to . walking. You don't need :0 The letter fill perfectly, except Six years later, we are a very hlll'l')' when you llarl Enjoy that I am NOT shy, and they close and happy family, and we your waJIJ: and you are more don'tlgnoremeorputmedown. have three beautiful children. likely to Include It iD your I get along well with all his There were some bad times, of living habita, start with IJ frle nds . But they think I wrote cour.,,, but the wonderlulllmea eminutes day If you Ure asll y. aGradually lncreue that tetter, and they're teasing are what we remember -and your wall< to 30 mluutea. II J'o";." Aylng Ia a very Interesting way ol keeping buJy, as far as Ebtr Carp6nter Ia concerned, and keeping busy Is Important. As Eber puts It, "ThE! worst thing a paraon could ever get for a retirement A preeent Is an eeay chair." · V His love of the mechanical alao extends to river Jteamboats and rail road locomotives. Eber clslma he's run "everything that has wheels on il to tum." ;, hour a d':{.-or two 30-mlnute wall<s a ay. After you have reached thaedlevet1 of w 1all< log o~.ltour ay or wo wee ...,·{uou can consider the advllah Uiy of doing something more strenuous. If you tire wllh one hour of walking, after a gradual build-up program, you are not ready to go on to highe•· levels of exercise and ~~~:rbly11 s::~~~et ~~1. 0':; breath or have chest pain with w a 1k 1n g, diS~:Onllnue your program unUI you can gel a good examlnatlorl. · Assuming you :paa~ the . · · · traveling· haJt ~ )'0111' partner ll three yliant; don't plan to have chlldl'en for atlelsllhreeyears; andhaVI'lll seeure blcome Above all don't · ' al· make any permanent lllchmenta while you're aWl In school or college!- SORRY NOW w 6 D.Wellt-HT 6 D.Bu-SW o 6 R. Pellrey-NG J. Smllh-'-NG ~.J=:::t Brown-KC R. Sorlng-E o 2 2 Jenklns-S D. Smllh--E o0 2 2 R. Borlng-E Holman-S ~jj:::lorNGNG 0 ~ ~ Stallon-NG T. Glauburn-NG o 2 2 R.GIII-SW R. Holman-S o 2 2 C.Smlth-KC C. SmlttcA~t GAME5l 0 2 2 Plllyer-Scltool TD EP TP Whi-KC 7 I 50 Elchlnger-E 6 0 36 Soundert-KC 5 6 36 Ratiiii-NG 5 o 30 Brown-NG 3 o 11 Crem..,....HT 3 o 11 y .&D'll..< Colllns-KC 3 0 11 Sondera-E 2 2 t4 0 l: : 1 0 t 0 t 0 1 0 t 0 t 0 t 0 1 ~ 1 0 1 0 0 • 0 2 s 8 • • • • 6 6 the tic~et for ~ou ! We got just by Chet Tannehill 0 2 2 0 2 2 when car poollanguqe Is of baiUng aver1111ea ar D 2 2 trade that may prove ID be a 111011umental dud. "EJcb his own," 8l'll1l8ll Sebo, an ~ • Las Vegas • Lake Tahoe il: :~::• and hiS crew of good guys have • their bonnets on this deal. Open Every Evening TIIIS;OO P.M. See ·Emerson Jones, Hilton Wolfe, Wallace Amberger·, Dick Rawlings . CARPENTBR ud IIIli ..... Will to IUio ell. R. ·H. Rawlings Sons Co. - - - - · - - - - - -- -- - - - - Legialature and wu elected POMEROY LANES Mayor In June. He Wdf"'be-....._ Tri-Covnty l.ollgue 1870-1970 100 Years Of Dependability "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" featured on the evenlng'a '\. 5optombtr9,1f70 Pis. program, Mason Furniture 18 H&R Flrftlone t6 JUn'C COUNT OFF . Dovla.Warner Ins. 14 HENT (UPI) - Col. Arlbur B•wllngs Dodge t2 Dodson, head or the ROTt-- E::,~ program at Kent S~le lflgh Teom Game and Serl" Untverally, said Weclneaday - Dlvla-Warner Ins., t005 ond fr<shmen enrollment In Army 2724. High lndlvlduol Garno and Serlll - Ed Vou, 236 ond 634. and Air Force ROTC has s.non High Tum Game and dropped nearly 110 per cent this Serlft - Dovls-Warner Ina, fall --ter. t005 and 2724. lndlvlduol Hlah ~Season Game and Ser1ft - Ed S. Second Ave. 992-2151 or 992-2152 Middleport Von, 236 ond 634. Olltr'• Sohlo 22 High Season Average - Ed Lc•l'• Ashland . 22 Voss 185. NeiiM'I Drug ., 11 Hklh Ind. Garno - Ollrtes Smllh 23.1; W-.'s.Hitlh Geme Eorly -lltldaw Mfxod -Linda Wlntllrannor fi!I;.High . Serlft - 8111 POrtoJ' 513' .... Linda Wtnobrenner f/16. · ·. SoiolemtJer,JO, "" Pll.lldt'l 511011 Shop H High Tt~m Serr.. - Porter· Ashland Oil U Smllh 1906; High TNm Gemt Porler·Smllll 24 - Zklts S!>ar~ SIIOp ~· : ~ 1 ID-0 'IUEMtiAl 1 .•,. w with Sporn plant at Graham Station. ''I don't mlnd watching a hall game (balleball) on TV but beyond lhet, uhub." So, believe It arnot, there may be IIIOUJ8IIda, even mWlona ri AmertC111111, who oouldn't care lei!& about the World Series coming up tn aac1nnau be8lnnln8 Saturday between the Reda and tbe Baltimore OrloleJJ. But <lnclnnallana plainly 11ft 11808 over tbeir first Series since lll81 becauae 11,000 .eala at $II per each were gobbled up In about ttree houra Tueadny afternoon. And there Is locallntereal, too. Last week I mentioned Sports Desk would have a few tlekela to the Serlea for resale. My phone wu rln8lni! when !walked In my door and the few permllled us were gone In 15 mlllltes! rm not going wplct a winner. I only hope It goes w se~en games (tbe Reda wlrmlng, of co111110) so that our friends gelling thueata for a seventh game won't be diJappolnted. TOM IIIEI IERS OF ATIIEN8 who got tbe lull treatment by ~ Desk 1ut week In recognlllon of his standing as a lllollsllcal nul, thanked me WeGJesday and requested 10,000 coplel for general dlltrlbutlon! (one ID his boos, perhaps.) He confirmed that $50 per year paid hlm by area 'writers tllld 'culml didn't go far, a fact that the SEO Aslot'lallon recognized ala recent meeting by Increasing the stipend w$100 annually. "Tills will come clooe wpa)'lng tbe postage," be said, "and It wu much a(lp'Oclated." umps Get Pay Hike ' cut any joe with the young the eve! of tbe ployolfa Moi*Y Malooey fan tiJal WllrlOI wu anti the .stir! Ill the ~~· the winnlniPiteher In Monday's Saiurday. pemaJtt.dJn~ vlc:IGrJ over fllllhl-lwlderGarJI'!aianwU Plltabureb. Jllllied bJ ADIIerloll mdi • The real Ill" tbe MGnday 111 the Reda' hllrlor In Reda, with lime far UU.., like the Olll!ftll', Unlll lbe IIOCXIld· reading letter., comta ID pme cbolce bas beeiJ .-... ~ aometl*lg, an end today wltiJ Reda' brain trust will em no an lnfrH911d pme. That's thougJlt to the lhlrrl game. aort Ill l(1rinlllralnlng lluff, 1M Tbere Is 1 day all far travel on Ar..... IOII ........ It II impor· Monday before tbe lhlrrl . tan1 w keep his cbampiona of the series In Baltimore on lharp ~ the layaff betweat 'l'Ueoday. , . mid..- Saturday. And the dresalng alall marked by the sign, "5--Bench" looked 11 . Piles of correspondence already were stacked wallln& him and another load of unsorted mall wealn the center Ill the Cincinnati clubhouae. Manager Sparky Andenon, In the relative obscurity of tbe minor leaguea a year ago, Is getting pounds of mall, too. Moot of lt, of course, Is congratulatory on winning tbe pemant in his rookie year. SuggesUons on how to beat tbe Orioles, klo . '"'bbs young fellow writes that he's my enemy," said Anderson with a rueful lllllle . "He says he's a Jim Maloney fan and he's mad because I made Mill Wilco• eligible for the playoffs Instead of Malo- J «" ney." That was a move Anderson made In the closing week of tbe sea8011. He had another oppor· tunlly to name another pll<her u a subsUtute for ailing Wayne Simpson, and be picked rookie You'll look Very Current there in an NFL blazer by Wllco• instead of veteran Maloney. Apparently, It didn't __,,.. .......... . . ........... ..........., New York Clothing House =:::.-:;.· .. .. ONE WEEK ONLY OCJOBER 8 TO ocroBER 15 lOLLS BACK PRICES IN UAICEffAiij T'Ei'MS, 1J.lA1" a 'AVeRAGE vc::e• tiAS ~0 VOICE., CINCINNATI (UP!) - Tho Baltimare Orlol• ml&htllke lo know tbere Is one llliiJ8 tiJal ml&hl atop Jollllny Bench, the <lnctnnatl Redl' ouper-cateber, from bBvfn& a Ill& World Series. Wrltor'a Cramp. TI1o lleda' lana who ataged o nD1 on the boll olflce wben llckela wen1 on ·llle far tbe oerleo,llft more than a bl& "P· p" onr tbelr NllliGnal Ltague champions. And there'• no question that home nm klll8 Bench Ia the No. I hero In tbe Rhineland. "I'm geiiiDg letten a day," Bench admitted relue· tanUy u he dreaed lor a preaerlea workout at RivafrOIII Sladlwn where the Reda and the Orioles open the World Serlel GD legal counsel and spokesman, Nothing to buy, IU1t coma· In end and the seven direc!Drs of the . . . . . . riiZU .••111.-A.,. fMI out an entry blank. Be1ure to check Umpires Assocllllon, Roo LuclCurlee's new line-up of NFL bi1Hf1 - . . . . ,.. .... 11111111 ano, Harry Werulelstedt, Augle In nine great colors. • 55.00 llooateW, Shag crawford, Mar· Check these f1bufow Netiontl ~-superSttkes " Prilfr, tool ty Springstead, Bill Haller, and LAKERS ACQUIRE RILEY IIAWIIMGS fOOIBMI. *Grand Prltal Super Bowl weBkend for 2. John Flaherty. ws ANGELES (UPI)-Tite GIVEN MIA! Includes air tare. hotel room, gam a tick.etl When the aeries opena in Los Angeles Laker> moved w pluS t20() Clllh tpendi!'IIJ money. EADIIIW Cincinnati Saturday, Ken Burk- strengthen their backcourt 100 other prize.: IIEGIIMIIG bart, veteran NaUonal League corps Wednesday by acquiring 8 5 Porta Color TV Sets OCT. ll, 1110 ~5 Portable AM/FM Radios umpire, will work the plate. Pat Riley from the expansion Q»SO Podwt Tranliilor Aadios The rest of the slx.rnan crew Portland Trail Blazers in a will Include National Leaguers cash deaL Tony Venzon at second base Riley, drafted by Portland FELLER FILES surr and Billy Wllllama or. the left from San Diego, has averaged "'• S.lub! ' THE SPORTSMINDED STORE" CLEVELAND (UP!) field foul line and American eight pointa per game through Nolio.W . POMEROY, 01111 Hall ~~ ·Boll.. ~turdq,. fW,.,~e..,. .lph!l,F~f!rlf at Drat 'lilf ll!ur·year career. ~ jolnl • +lf'·l':!w+lr(aml .••':"" ';'', l:~~~;· · llli8'11led"M ~I negotla~-·1earcolltrac! base, ~ $1e<oarj at secorut-"gijMaS Jerry West, Gail Good· _ .........._..!:!!J,~···~- M·~--.., ""'~--·.• local company ,,.. Ulirw his inasiz:.-IIOurlesBion. and Emmet Ashford on the rfeh and Willie McCarter. -•...,&;~:JaJI:Il l#o CI~Wotlll o;;t!A~a~.!;o.U~tLS..~hf.:X name In their adftrlfsemenll The n.W contract calls for right field foul line. wllhwl his permission. umpires to receive $4,000 lor Feller, who pllclled far the the playoffs through the 1973 WEAVERGETSAWAKD Cleveland Indiana In the late seuonand$7,5001CM'theWorld OOLUMBUS,Ohlo(UPl) - J . IHOs, chargad In his suit Serlu this year and next and Edward weaver, associate Wednesday thai Oarka Carp., $11,000 for 1972 tllld 1973. The dlrectm' of athletics at Ohio named hbn in ads u having umpires had sought t5,000 for State University for the last 13 done bullneu with the CUllom therlplayoffs and $10,000 lor the yean, Wednesday was umed metal firm. se ••· alhleUc dlrecwr to succeed The oult aeeka $450,000 In The umpires had declined to Dick I.arkinB. damages tllld an injrmcllon work the first games of the Larttns recently announced 1J8alnslfurthrruseofhisname. league playoffs, and had been his retirement but will remain Feller, 53, Is on tbe aecullve replaced by mlnor league and with the Athletic Department 11a11 of tbe Sberabln.Qeveland retired majCM'league olliclala., through JWie 30 ea 8 special Hotel. Present at Wednesday s consulllnt. meeting were Commlslioner Weaver was reconunended Bowie Kuhn and NaUonal and for the post by tl'le osu Athletic American League Prealdents Charles "Oiub" Feeney and Council. Cl'onln, alOI'If with Scolly Hadden, attorney for the cammtsatoner's office. Fort Ross on the California The umplret were repreoent- coast n<R'th of San Francisco eel by John Reynolda, Jr., their was utabllshed by Russian fur traders In tBU. FOREMAN & AIBOn ......... 00 NEW YORK (UPI)-Tite benyllelgbt title fight betweeu Joe r. 11Zier and llgbt bea· vywelgbt rltamplon Bob FOIIIer will be televised nve and In color OVfr cloiled circuit lefevl. lkll, Nov. 18, ll wu announced Wedneaday by the Theatre Network Televlalon Dlvtaloo ri TNT Communlcallona, IDe. TNT Prealdent Nathan L. llalpem uld that lbe closed clradt lelecul will be carried in tbeaten and llrtiW In the United Stalei, South Amerlce, Muleo, Asia, Europ6 and AllllraUa. '!be lkound bout will be held In Cobo Hall, Detroll TNT. which pimea'ed closed circuli television ri boling In IMI!~drawn f'I(HDID'"' In cl01 circuli admlulons &lrlnii 1ut 21 yen and set recorda 3117locaUona, S63,000 admlasfons tllld rtvellleB total· ,.. P,IIO,IIflO lor Ill closed drtull telecul of tbe llrsl Cualuo Clay.&Jnny Liston hea· vywelghl title bou~ Feb. 25, 19M, from Miami Beach, Fla. the laleal player NEW YORK . (UPI)-"l'm glad to get back w bals and balls n•JW. That's an important part of the game, Isn't i1?" Thus did Joe Cronin, presldent of the American League, sum up hla personal feelings at the end of a long day of bargaining Wednesday that resulted in a pay boost fCM' major league umpires working playoff and World series games. BaiJeballexecutivea averted a poSSible strike ol umpires at - the series, scheduled to open in and ••• a transportation-paid Bahama crulae for Miami Beach gueata r· Sports Desk 6 6 6 There are felloWll who can think of little but baseball from 6 • early April through JDid.<lclober. There 11ft olhen like Jobn Sebo 2 (Mulberry Ave., PWIOioy) wbo, uttorly bored, fiJpa on a llpe TNT Will Tele,.,;aA • Cape Kennedy • Reno OUTSIDE WHITE THE DAILY SENTINEL 1 SALE OF 11 MJD~neeOOM OF~f.~SS IS at• JOICe! EXTERIOR HOUSE PAIN so fabulous I'm SPEECHLESS! " 6» I· t!i!f,IIU Lll . Ah d f CiL . h ' ~:.:a:':fi!?t~~~~~~~ ~~::::.. ~~~.andlovtng ~~~.::eb~o:u:·,:er~bl:e :.:~~~~~:a:.:~~ 1r~oney · 8 ·ea 0 :. · nflii~C fiB .:i. Dear Aretha: Dear Helen: "Little Sister" lives ap- We were one ol.those couplea proximately 2,000 miles from that everybody nld, "Oh you. Okay? ·- H. they're perfect together." Mike Dear Helen: was etas. president. I wu a This Ia a crazv mJ'xed·"P cheerleader. We were King and ' ~ problem and we don't know Queen of the Prom. And so we wlllchwayiDturn. ImetMarya got married- and didn't live year ago; and when we started happily ever alter I thinking about marriage, we WethOIJilhl we'd go"' college Introduced our parenls to each together, but money was 1 big other. They au became good problem, ao be atirted work'"!~ friends, wh1ch we thou~.t was part Lime, and then he coulda 1 areat Until they became great keep up with his coursea. 'I1len I 8lld good friends." Or at least got pregnant, and college went. Mary and I are getting down the drain. . auaplclous. Now marriage Is Just one big At first it .,... my Dad and drag - moWIIIlns of billJ, two Mary's mother that seemed to thildren thalllrJ not to scream pairoff. NowMary'sfatherand at, and two people wlto blame my mother (maybe wgeteven) e~~ch other fCM' the trap. Maybe are real chummy. It's enough to w~'U wark Itout, but meanwhile .,make you Wl!lllto throw up. ftere are aome SIJ38eJUons fCM' · What should we do' we feel roung kids who don't know the ·, responsible . score. If youre • · ..... ,. of for · thts wwuuug ~~~~=~~~·" H we brokuur marri1111e - DOfij, unless :-, and 19fd the folks Youareatleaat23; have dated wlty, l'lould it ll'!lp? - JUUAN many others: have done a lot of t 2 1 2 0 We are not on strike, ... no waiting ... your choice of a 45 car selection and best of all ... wait til you see our "Free Vacation" promotion with a new Dodge purchase. • Miami Beach • New Orleans State YR Presldent IIDberl Harman said, "The Young Rep u b II c on a ule c I e d Parkersburg aa the lite of the dinner becouae of Mayor WWiam P. A. Nicely. The dinner will allo ._a-aalute ID Mayar Nicely In recocnltlon of the 11 yean be bas llerVed u president of the GOP Youth Camp and the many yeara of dovotlon w yMmo R-·"''-•• --.., ·-,.......-· actlv!Uea." Nicely served 17 yeara u a member of the WM! VIrginia 2 0 12 Karr-E ~ ~ T. J.Waugh-HT AVACAnON CERTIFICATE good for your choice vacation in National G!JlU'd Armory. Principal speaker of the evening will be the llonarable Thomas L. Utile, member of the State Assembly of Dulaware and lrea9UI'er of the National Young Republican Federation. Uttle Is allo oervlng u campaign m&nager for the Republican candidate for Attorney General of Delaware. ~ JHelen Help Usj 11 1 t t Don't do anything in the way of a New Car Purchase until you see our Sunday Ad in this paper ... PT. PLEASANT - West VIrginia Young RepubllcJna' 1970 Cliii1JIIIl8n dinner will be In Parkersburg, Oct. 15, at 7 . Most Normal People Can l Exercise Safely 6 30 M.Hea-s 4 4 0 :u Roush-KC 3 0 18 Queon-HT 3 0 18 H. C.ld\QII-E 1 2 8 a.C.ldwoii-E DON'T DO ANYTHING! YR Uubsw Dine Oct.lS . .••::••. ·::·.· . ,..---------------------------, G. Sounden- KC 8. Ralllff- NG H. Brown- NG G. Colllns-KC R. Sondera-.E JH.R~~~C E R. Pellrey-NG J, Smllh--NG K. erown--KC Bench Kept Busy the Tide Bout "my marriage license being the :~ ' Teammate Gary Saunders, with an outatandlng perfiii'IIIAIXe qalnll Norlll Gallla, mOYid lnw a NConcl place tie wllb E1atern'a Dennla Elcltlnaer In both SV AC and all game ICOI'irqj. Both playen have 30 points In the league and 36 polnll In all ••met .-·· · ........ even mor• beautiful from up there. That river - I lived In these parts for more year• than you could Imagine and never mallzed how that river snakes around back and forth until I started flying. There's lot of West VIrginia between one part of Ohio and another." His part ownership In a two-seal Piper airplane Is one of the two finest things Eber ever purcheaed, ·:· ... 1 10 polntl. Eller ~tor Ill IAq lloCia II retinol , _ 1loq .....,. will! fH (Jdo rtMl Gal Co.11111llo . . aot nllred fnm ID IICifve, iatenotlal lhlq llyle. 'l1le plelarel ad 1lla7 . . . 11ft ...... , . ou.. NeWI, ...,.,.. , llle ........ (IIIIJ for employeo ud lllelr hmD•, ;, ' ]l airplane. "To go up there and He for mYNff the wc11ders of God's creation" wu .omething he'd atwaya wanted to do. Even thol!Gh he admittedly was "gettln{l up In yaars," by golly, Rwu something he wugolng to ao. So Eber, now 73 ~d several yeare retired from the Ohio Fuel Ga• Co., . not only fliM, he does irtcky acrObetlc maneuvers- loopt, llalla, the workt- to astound Iva, his wHa of 47 years, Wllo stays down on the ground, thank you. "Old Flylri' Hank," as he's knmvn to his friends, Ia a lull·fledged member of the Civil Air Patrol and as such Illes search mlulon• and monitors CAP frequencies on a Mndlng·recelvlng radio In his home. He wears with pride a flying suit and cap bearing patcheJ and pins.proclaiming hiJ CAP membership and hiJ affiliation with the United States Air Force Auxiliary. Eber lives In and flies over a beautiful aectlon of country near Portland, Ohio, afc,ng the Ohio River between Parkersburg and Pomeroy. "It's beautiful country- God's country," Eber exclaims, "and It's ·, .· White Holds Top Spot In Scoring .. ·-· ' . ·) l.f' • mile there 1s a variety you can c1tooae from. One rif mr favortlet II to recommead • IITLOUII Ctft!B!B UPII"'ii"*Wtltlr Geu1llltJ a lhatllatlo~ blc~~ "'* . · ........,, wiD lie eat· M", ·. . L.U: . . '" ;.~ .· · :n.t~ldi!d!i'pmd.'lli-'t. ftlt.-dlittWJ~tlle ... -··:;r-....---...,.,.:ml_"""""' 'UD!ied... ', .....,...·: : II tile tllht way. You can r;':.!1:,t.Y;:0:;.~~ Y~ cbatelie1 are sainl ..,"'be 111 ter1Gua - . . =-• 7. ~ . . . . · . cycle II a goOd way for ,Uie In IIIIJII .ollbe 1114101.' dtllOIIIlnl~, ~ ~ ~ er weekead TV ip!lrtl apeela· dldineddnioi""IIJt(lltlwear. Wllhlhllallllri*ivlDJupClNII ala tor to get some exercflt. ~~Jtb'i~-~~y~ ewrralefelliteoit 11111itl-*iedbdion JosglnJ and running pro- 111 clnlicb ptl!litllwJ ot ~ edallctn 11!!1 ~: . grama ahould lie un4ertlken ..._._ ,.., • 1-..o ~~I)' bani!~ ;r..~,_, only by the young or Utoit •. ,_.,!!l '11!11-.,.. ,..... '''• ' . ..,,;'~'~;"" · · obVIOu~ly ln reaaonably, Jood ,,'ll W~ ~ •.~ •·• . ,1~1!~ 11 ~ lbi 11!1' ~ heal!)). Even the young need I!Wllllbell~lnicoillleilhii.Pr.~bocb'~,..:.:.....tbe prel!mlnal')' Walkln~r,· ·to lluh;lti· ~lllovtne•, ,a ., .fll ~ f~~Jh~~Ca. ,an 8' flU~~'" 1!1 ~· 'l11e~ w:~.~lz~= ~ , •·. ·· '·' llle,c""""~t:;:'·~.,.,., The key ,19 PfUCCelffUI ex· . Nehrlrel'ti:.I1P · :. , . erclae pi'OJI'am Ia· a gradu~l ''We '( .._ lltat"" •'·wll'llid tile Rev ~~ M inerea•e ' ln ~\leJ activity . ,CII\ :<"'"" · 'v.• ' . · , ' 'j' · 1 ·. ' 1 and for molt adultJ never ~ •-1¥1 ~'- ........,..UGIU·"""1 ·"''MMI pushing one'• alii! to maxi· .,_... ,wNcbhnil)IMrlltellillalaledovwkinc~oftllne mum effort. ••buller•Ji!MI•I*tt!lea,neyerwere very large a~-' 1 8iWII ..:& "1t:"'.I* · • .·" of ' t • ,JI .•. ' • ' ' .••.;\ .•·., - - ... . ' ' \ .J ' -" ''• . ; '<t,%J~ ' 01 any p!lco •• , come In , •• toke • .....,, long ltek .. MOD,IN CARPET - _... fro111 lilltlllanla CADgNII NYLON,' You'U plnch pvrself to - • • ~uro you'ro •-••· '" '' . " . '< ;1 ' VAU.fY WMBER &SUPPLY m. ffl-27119 Middleport · '11111 lJI ''efttJ nwpber Clllflll" _ the time ~~ lO 1111 ...IIGIIN -IMI Ia 1!1117 idtR 'llllllnf . you"' clnl'cbeal!frlllftbllliiiGnllttkftniJielalpledseatoiUjiPGritltllr dill-•1~111cl1..... 1111UiiltetiMI!hl .. , l1!ardl,lliltl~ put IODit lenllon 011 the -~ ........;. .... I a.....:......-~......... ,..,_,., · H-·"'"""""'111 .......... wheel,toeauaelomework , wwa-u•-"«~~118Jtll'. for the IeJ mUIC!el. pcm•t tlnlatbnlulttlanalolbellorthllltheyweniuUall, matl)' 11111' ftiiiiJ!Iilill Olil'clh Ill ibt try to e.efcille at too lieavy . ' . · ........,faclaNIII!DIIolleilltllh!ldlllllle"fl'l"-la&IJIJii:.J. t a load or to pedal too fast. A . · ~llilllhllpala-.,Jqllut!fUII ...... !Jf~ . . eteady, _,everyday af)Dl'Oaeh . . Relittinn in Am~ . , ..~•• ,II , nnd llYN , to lbil .~ 1!1•.: pdillnn ~. ttl Olle You think pol- can go only ONE -y ... Ill'? Not "'-1 hforo yea IMry any carpot Saltllong-wwint static and soilresistint HADDON HALl $: 99 • SQ. YD. ' 10 . • HIGH GLOSS • READY- MIXED • MULTIPLE PIGMENT �{-'!be Dilly Senllnel. Midcleport-Pcmeruy. 0 ., (,let. .. 19'10 SEO Statistics OOi.liMBVS 4tJPI) -llalll!d Larry- aadlllcklo 8luMI WIIUalllf irtl tile HIJ. lllofllf:yea espected to· 1111111 TEAM SOUTHI!ASTEIIN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE STANDINGS !IncTEAM STATISTICS 21 FIRST DOWNS PASSINO NO. AVO. OP. AVO. CA I Allltn1 23 13-23 2 2.1 0 J 1 1 1"9 ., '""'"'""'"'-0<1. • Gallipolis 2G • Ironton 11 JeckiOD 15 :=~~ 25 Logon 11 .5 18 9.0 10.0 9.0 7.5 12,5 U 23 31 17 13.0 11.5 15.5 lllluday's Ill Tt8 ope1110r ltr Olllo state qllall Mlddpn stale. WllllaiiiJ will be repla<ft by Ralpllllolloway. zen., it,~.- ,. a 104d jswa ru laat IIIIUnlay apiJat DUe, especll IIJ olllrii'IIIIIIIIC MtiMiay 8lld be ftlldy to play aplllst Ml Mt&a • ~ '• ~~USH ~t ,. s5 TT~:L i~ DEF.~ ·Sparky Hearing F F . d 4:~ !:o n~:: ~ ~:::~ : :~:~ rom. nen s 2 1 TEAM YO AVO Athens YO AVG 226 113.0 3 lf :::~Is 5 YO AVG 190 95.0 ,: ' Meigs ~ Waverly ~ Wellston , ~ 206.5 <13 <JA m 325 437 217.0 261.0 162.5 218.5 ' HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORING :· (lncludngomHthroughOct. JI 606 597 ..., 373 303.0 298.5 2A<.s 186.5 Ql 219.5 1971 ~ OVERALL SCORING TD PAT PTSIGI AVG. 13.0 52W 8 4 ~ NAME-TEAM ~ Dennis Boggs - Meigs 1 KenVelentlne - Jackson ~ Randy Honaker - Fed-Hocking 5 2 32 (4) 0 4 0 6 30 (4) 30101 30 (4) 4 5 2914l 4 4 • 4 3 0 28 14) 27 ·: Rick Krebs - logan • 0 24(01 ~ John Davl!. - Gal. 3 6 " 5 5 :: Dennis Elchlnger- Easfern ' Pete Russell - Alex. :: Pete Klener - MIIIer ~ J011 Martin - Wellston :: Oan Murphy - Jackson ' Rick Boykln - Ironton '" NAME - TEAM w 2<W (4) B.O 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.3 7.0 6.8 6.0 6.0 6.0 SOUTHE<ISTERN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE (SEOALJ SCORING . TO PAT PATS IGI Ken Valentine - Jackson 2 0 12 121 Joe Martin - Wollslon 2 0 12 (21 Chris Miller - Logan • 10 121 John Oavls - Gal. I 2 8 (21 •. Randy Matheny - logan I 2 8 (21 16 players tied for sixth with six points in two games. RUSHING . YO TCB Avg . 25 9.2 Valentine, Jac. 230 Culbertson. Logan 207 168 Soaaa, Meigs 4.1 Smlfh, Ironton 160 Burnett, Gallla 141 22 16 Green. Athena 13-23 2 190 I PASSINO 17 1 8.8 CA I YO TD Speers, Iron . SOttloa, Well . Smith, Logan Werry, Meigs • . , .7.3.' 51 103 Smith, Logan 12·25 3 2Z1 I 10.11 1 103 0 8-13 0 91 1 8-28 2 m o 0 2 117 BALTIMORE (Ul'l) Forget about the utrolurf In Cinclonatl'a Riverfront sa.llillm. Instead lhlnk about the white bouaesov~ theknoUbeyondthe oulfleld at BaiUmore'a Ml'lllorlal SIJdlum. At least Manager Earl weaver of the Baltimore Orioles thinks those wblte houses are going to be more of a factor In the WOrld lllan the astroturf. Series 01 course, the turf has been a surface: more ol a factor lllan their field." 'l1le white~ on the ~n beyond the outfield; rarely Pllle a problem, alnce the Orlolos play a majority of their gamu at night - but In the daytime the hall comes right out of those white houaes. "The Minnesota players cGillplalned In · the ser* that lhelr playera were definitely of gettln& bit, because they couldn't pick up the hall aga~t the white haclqjround," Weaver saki. "It even botllerl Olir playera, but they're IliON uaed to II." It may be colnddence but In the four World Series sames andthreeplayoffgameaplayed In October In lhla park In the laat five years, 111011 have been .. afraid ~~~~~ houles." : .ATTHE ! RllllAND 0 !DEPARTMENT I STORE PHO :ti!J ~ 2-Uft,, CLEANiNG ;· (Upon ,Request) Y OPEN DAILY 8:00AM to 10:00 Lo:ve •how• at a glanee. In lhelhinp you do. You·u-love In AriCarved diamondo. too. Como cboooe~~~ ll>al ..yaili.... f~ SPEC I Vinton County at Rock Hill Parkersburg Catholic at Wahama MARTIN STUDIO No. 'l1le followlns scheduleo have been released by the Meigs lflCh School Athletic Dept. All pmea played at Meigs Stadium In Mlddlepori. RESERVE Oct. MEIGS 10 Pi. Pleasan~ bome, 8 P. m. • "'8 JIWIUY IC..rrtSI. :-... 'f • • :.:· 8AJ111B8 BIGN '1'IIREB BUFFALO (UPI)-'lbe apana1on Buffalo Sabres of the NaUOIIII Rocby 1.eque innounced the a1gn1ng Wedneaday of defensenJen Allen BamUton Jean Guy l.apl'e 8lld Barrier to 1170-71 cootracta t44·" S.C. I. That tht lalary tar cu1todlan be fbctd et $25.00 per month. Sec . 11 That the wage tor \ DotJi . epprentlct for water depart- ment ar Sanltery Sewer Departm.,t bt fixed at 12.00 j ... UTI! HOLE-IN.ONE WHITESULPHURSPIUNGS, W.Va. (UPI)-&miny Snead recorded tha 18th boleolll.ane of hla golfing career Wednesday at lbe 18th hole of the Old White per hour retroective to Mey 11, 1970. S.C . Ill That Ordinance No. ,.,.., H repealed 10 fir 11 it 11 lncanalttent with this or dinance. Stc. IV . This Ordln1nce shall take effect and be In force from lnd lftltf' September U , 1970. P11Hd tht lith dly of Sepftmblr 1970 John w. Zerkle Presld.,t of Council Att•t : Gtnt Gr1te Clerk couraeatGreenbrler. •• HUSH PUPPIES '' liD) 1, I , 15, ltc . •', f OCTOBER 11th THRU 18th ASBURY ' ' ' .~ Llun<lry 8 Q kl1 • ·~ • ... 1 3-q~ w.eo.-. Look Balle! • lt·qt w•••.o., ••• · O.:t. 22 GaiUpoUa away • ·30 ' '' · p. m. ' Oct. 28, Logan, llome, ~ p. m. Nov. 5 Wellston away 4·30 ' ' . p. m. , "''. 1\7rr II 'h-Fr. loop "'"'- 72.,._,_, lhf• TIERIIAl llliili lliliiil ROOM-SIZE RUGS Add warmth and color to any room ! Aayon \lrScose · Pile. Tweed colors 18.• !liQ 12-.~ d·s-rr <g i l Eny-I D· Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Malemlty visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Parenls only on Pedlatrlca Ward. ~s~ e<l(ll Cu o u . bo • 2J lq. JJc Blrtlla Mr. and Mrs. David H. Fetty, Rt. 2, Pt. Pleaaant, • daughter; Mr. and Mrs. llennan A. Van Maire, West Columbia, a daughter; Mr. !'I'd Mrs. John J . Dray, Rt. 2, Bidwell, a daaghter; Mr. and Mrs. Lacey Wolford, Jr., Rt. 2, Vinton, a daughter; and Mr. and Mrs. Herbart T. PhiiUpe, Ravenswood, a oon. ,,,,, .... TOilET TISSUE •~ttlt 2$0 IWD· ply per <gll Pnltll .. ~.-. 67 • T ,,.,. 9 99+ Many co ~ C111. 51¥e' ,.. II l-'f1 Where ShOes he Sensibly Priced Mlddle""rt, Slayton, 'lbeodmie Ellis, Elwood Falrcblld, John E. DIYY!aa, and Vearl Hamrick. H!to"~. *011~ ll llltm lo • 6 ICII\ol J99 Oul l•l~ a~.., . 1- Jot II J .....,c P~·~M' ... .SWEATSHIRTS . ,... ,., "' ,..,,, c..,.,.. . .... G. Brumfield, Mrs. Orville L. Buah, Mrs. Joe W. Carter, Mra. John Clary, Samuel J. CUct, Miss Beatrice Elanaagle, Paul G.lllgbee, Mrs. John T. lloweU and Infant daughter, • Mrt. Harry E. Jobnaon, Robert S. klttle,J'bomas C. Lewis, lll'ent M~. Sandra Lynn Rilllir, Doroth7 J - Ruaaell, Mrs. FlATWARE SIT ' ·PC .... J.U Dll<bqes Kathy A. Adkins, Mrs. Ivan ,lules E. Sammons, Benjlmla F. Sandrldga, m, Mrs. P'Nd Lee Shockley, Marloo b. 'Sievens, Mrs. Ardell F. ·Smllb, WDilam E. Sowera, Mra. Allee R. Spracue, Mrs. Drucie White, ..... ' .. ,. m. "-1-U• ..... ...... Girt~ " "--· :u• 161 181 LON8- WEARIN8 STRETCH TI811TSI Charlea L. Woodle, Mra. ZDna o. . ... llib· lo.n •l l lrtll:h "JI.' lon. Pintle Unu .... ,... ~·· Colo,. ... th~ sum-~o~p th~t c~u·nrs .. ~ .... dociOI''t• REV. PAUL ,,' 1 SEU:Us Forest Run · Asbury · ~nersville - Syracuse. "The Public .1• I~viM::~ ... .. ' . ~ fo r Clrnt or c.. ~l l S l r•l tlr I IVMI U"l ll.at"llon • , Pll·bvl~ Oo1DI"1 · or ~- AM . . '" 0'* liN lh, 11'-'Cflel lo !i l l ~ 10 Ill 13. ..... COio<"l ·ftJrQu,l/ty·Service /Npenfla}Ji/ily REV. FORREST DONLEY P•~ • Bulhiii·S•,_ p.m. Oct. I~ AUiena nome , . ~. p New Fall Styles And Colors. •I• •.,, EVANGELADE f ~ l,l • 1$-ql Ul•kly Tub WINDOW SHADES MEIG8 FRl!IIIMBN Oct. I,.Pt. l'leaaant, home, 4 p. m. _ Oct. IJAihllll,oway, $p. m. Oct 22, (lalllpoHs, home, 4:30 p. 111- . Ocl211, Logan, away, 5 p. m. Nov. ~. Wellston, home, 4:30 p. m. SEVENTII·BIGB'111 Oct. 8, Pl. Pleaaant, away, 4 ,.,._, ' ~77+... Oct. 31, Lagan, home, 8 p. m. Oct. 22, Racine, llome, 4:30 p. Nov. 7; Wellston, away, 7:30 m. p.m. ·':;.... FRANKLIN ·~. Oc~~p.m. SEVENTHGRADB ., • « Oc · , ., y, 8 p. Oct. 13, Racine, away, 4:30P, ~ m. m. I Nteblfslllng . . . . ntn . . It ordltntd by the COuncil of 1M YUIIOI of Middleport II f BEN Games Schedules Noted . OIIDIDA.C:B DO. ,.,.JI An Ortllnance to emend Or4tlnaMe won, let me CHOOSE GOESS&IR 320 Condor Sl MIDOl£ PORT, 0. • 15- ql Oi•n low prescription prices and prompf service and discount drug price! seven days a week. Let us serve you for all your prescription and drug needs. ~. i .·" '·" • ·ff!' '~.;r I • •..;, FURNITURE OTHERS Wayne Swisher, Harold Lohse and Kenneth McCulloJgh are your friendly pharmacists at Swisher and Lohse Rexall OrUQs. They ~ave ...... weet. Parkerabufs CathoUc 20 Wahama 18 MUtoo 21 Pt. Pleasant II South Point 28 Oat Hlll I Coal Grove 28 Fairland 16 Vlntoo CoiUII)' 18 Rock HlD ~ Piketon 12 Green Twp. 8 Federtl Hacldng-14 Nalaonvllle-York 8 Gloulter 22 Miller U. Sunday lO:~AM to 12:30 PM and 5:00t«! 9:00PM RUTIMO, OHIO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 Just Real Savlngsl '------------------...J BAKER down lhla Your Buys! GET 1971 TV &STEREO FOR l£SS THAN 1970 PRICES No Gimmicks f'--::---:-=:-----------:_::.:_:::.:_:_ SWAp SHOP · here. HANNAN TRACE 26 HANNAN 22. Wlldcalll I A~ REAL SALE r------------------"1 SWAP SHOP A kiss from Mom helps a lot, ind w does a handy supply of first aid needs. Safeguard your children by stocking up now .. . be prepared with protection for those minor cuts IUICI brui!es. COLOR PRINT PWS IWIDUNG UMIT 2 PER FAMILY AND IIAIUNG GROUPS ON APPROVAL ONLY Southwestern a1 Southern by ADMIRAL Than a lOss Is Needtcl l An~elee I ROBINSON.'$ Be Glad Y.AGfJ>il K£UWIF. two PHlt.APEI.PilfA IUP11 The Philrldtl,ihia F,lgles Wed. nesday released two J)ll!yera to mate room, for newly a~ulre4. I'WII1ln& ·b8ct Larry Walklrlol and recently reactivai«l delenllive back Nate •Ranule1. ~ · Releaaed were running back l!arry Wllson,an lnjury"{llagutd four-year pro from the Univ,tsi!J of Nebralllta, and 1V<i1e defensive hack Jim Tbrowa of East Teaaa State. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)- Cooference action II, of course, day was Installed the ~1 victor In the Piccadltiy ; defend- Pal Riley from the ex~sion By Col. Molf Outward calm wae the reaction a serious blow to our football favorite to win the $44,160 ing champion Bob Charles Portland Trail Blazers 10 a of aU parties involved Wednes- program. Naturllly, we are Piccadilly World Match Play from New Zealand and ~ cash deal. · WANTED -A good, new, all parpoae cryalal hall dealgned to day In the wake of probatloo disappointed. We had hoped golf t!Ue in which all the Llttier of La Jolla,'Calif., who Riley, drafted by Portland aid 1!0 !lid forecuter with a had headache ! sentences given to Karwur State that our actiona would have winner> of the "Big Four" finished second to Cuper in the from San Diego, has averaged Maeters this year. eight points per game throagh Well, will! elae tlhauld I need allor the c11au1roua array of University and the University resulted In a more lenient chaq)pionablpe are starters. .his four-year career. He joins . mllllll Ufered last ~. Maybe the 1p1tere bas became a of Kansas by the BIB Eight lrealment by the conference." "The Plccadltiy" Is the sole guard.t Jerry West, Gill GoodThe sentences were an- surviving malcbplay tour- NEW SECURITY' BEAD UWe ~bld.Y lifter 'rlewltlc Ill tboae aciU,. baseball game1 Conference. Kanaaa State's violatl0118 In- nounced three days before namenlln big-time golf and like . play~!) by lbe Bltl Red Machine. Allbougb yours truly IJJel five NEW YORK (tJPI)- Franl! rich and Wlllle McCarter . volved principles governing . 4"~ lui week, I IIlii manaled to remain ahead of the old Rnanctal aid, principles of Saturday's game between Kan- the U.S. Masters, entry Is by A. Tropey, a former FBI agent, sas State and Kansas. Kansas invitation only. Wednesday was named bead of ' lilall*, MaJ41r Amoa B. lloople. Hoople polled a local prediction ethical conduct, provisions State bas never been invited to In addition to Nlcklaus, the the N'allonal Hockey League's ~oliO J11b1 and als wroog. Col. Lee Mole wu right 10 times ~d wrong five. Now, after four weeb of progJlOIIticatlcJnl, Major governing lnatltullonal eleglblU- a bowl game, but was reigning Briltsh Open title new security division. ty and recruiting. Seven differ- C<l1151dered to have a good holder from Columbus, Ohio, According' to NHL COnunls. Hoople has a record of 41-21 while )'OUI'III'uly stands at 110-19. ent of vinlation were chance lhla year with a senior the field includes Briton Tony aloner Clarence Campbell, Tro· Alain, aeveral IUI'pl'lses were recorded oo the old gridiron cited areas In eddltlon to five Jacklin, the U.S. Open winner; pey and Ills staff of representa• laat Friday. Neither of ua aaw Losan's upaet over Ironton. The violationa perpetrated by Diet team. majcr did see Jacbon'• ciDae victory over Meigs while Col. Mole Steinbq, former aaslsa.nt Kansaa was given a lighter Billy Casper, lbe Mastera Uvea will guard against sentence, two yeara probation winner; PGA Titleholder Dave "lntrualona Into the sport by contributed Glouster's upael wiD over Eastern. coach now at Soothem Missis- with the only restriction being Stockton ; Lee Trevino, the 1969 any pmbllng or underworld ~~.~Net's schedule II no euler. Now, let's get down to sippi. that Assisa.nt Football Coach U.S. Open winner; South elements." The University of Kansas was Dick Tomey cannot participate cl ted for providing "fraudulent Yoo Won't Believe ATifENS I GALUPOLIS 0. First time I've picked the Big high school clasa ranks" for in recruillnl! until 1972. ' mue to loae. No,l baven'tforgotten that 4-0 record, but, Bulldogs two freshman athletes, CUrtis Athletic Director Wade Stinhave been holding their llnl over locals, Frldly should be no Thompson Jr. and Michael son said, "Obviously, we were different. Nathan Boasard. Beth players in error and when you're in THE INflATION AGHTERS! IRONTON II WELISI'ON 12. &nly, Tigers will break Jooae attended Karwur last year on error you suffer the consequenooe of theae nlgbll. Maybe, first place (l'edicUon In league has athleticsrantsolll-ald. ces. I think the ruling body of SHOP ELSEWHERE- BUT affected enUre club, coaching IIIII! and fans. ' The Kansas State penalty, the conference looked at aU COMPARE OUR PRICES • . MEIGS 14 WAVERLY 8. Marauders struck down by Injury three years probation and things and came up with what BEFORE YOU BUY Ust will sputter but wiD Ill aecond half. banishment from poal-teason they felt waa just and one bas COME SEE BILL THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND LOGAN :12 JACitSON 19. Seems Wll'eallstlc, but could hap- foothall games as weD as to accept thai. Naturally, 11 _J NCAA-televised events, was doesn't mate you pleased, but "-pen. a.teftalns have proven they are the team to beat. "the most severe pena1 ty sin ce you have wsuffer those things _...tTl!' Mon., Tues., Wid. & Fri.-t Tll6 Fri. & •·t. IIVAC KYGER CREEK 22 EASTERN 14. Must allct with defenclng we reorganized lhli office in wben you make errors In your champs. EarUer this aeason, probably would have gone other 1963," the words of Commis- operation." sioner Wayne Duke. Stinson admitted, "'lbe proba992-7161 way; however, Bobcall are now playing lhelr kind ofllaU. 305 N. 2nd Ave. C. Clyde Jones, chelnnan of lion itself, with no sanctions Middleport ALEXANDER 24 NORTH GALLIA 14. Bigger Spartans uae first half charge. Pirates must rebound with an aggreaolve at- Ule Kansas State Athletic really ... I'm somewhat pleased Council sal~. ''The Big FJgbt about that." tact. SOUTHERN 12 SOUTHWESTERN 8. Anythlog could happen Wilen More 1.-:lf':..,-, ACQUIKEJtlL&V Two Big 8 Schools Are Jack Nrck/aus IB 3-1 Favori.te IAKEIIS WS ANGElES IUPIJ- The By JOE NAGLE Afirca's Gary Player, winr.. r of I .us I.akers moved to R'f.ll-ced On Proba,.;,.,n wENTwoRTH, England all the Big Four titles during strengthen their backcourt I HI' I UPI)-Jack Nicklaus Wednes- his career and three times corps Wednesday acquiring Weekend Forecast -------'1 Loving Cure,;' -·--·· Mlrton al Point Pleasant · • low scoring aames. The scores have boo~ 1.0, ,1.0, ~ In II lnnlniJ,I.O In 1~ lllllln81, 4-1, J.1, ancl &-1. ·· . It alio IIW' be cqlnc:ldenc;e that the Orlolea have won abt of· those- pm01, IOilni onlf 2-1 to Jerry Kooo!Din .In ~ second game of lui fill' • . serlee. Allted about. ~ fact lllal the are U.ted u I lllebt In ·the· pdda, w.-ver~==== ,--------------------------, 13 1 91 Werry, Ntalgs 28 White..Houses Series ~; &f!(Or · main topic of conversation In the pt"e-t8Die apeculallon alnce Cincinnati Is the first team to boat a World Series with 1111 average and his 40 homers and arllflctal 'l1le Oriole~ 129 runs batted in were second in the National League only to aren'tuaedtoplaylngonltslnce teammate Johnny Bench. But Chicago has the only arllflctal there Is only one Brooks surface In the American League Robinson. Robby hit .276 wltll - andeventllerelt'aonlyonthe 18 homers and in the playoffs · Infield. be batted .583. With a glove, But Weaver ctalma those there is none better. Baltimore. white houses will bother the Leftfield- Don Buford hit .2'12 Reds more lllan aatroturf will for Baltimore and bad 17 bother the Orioles. homers, whlcb Is good power Although some observers for a leadoff batter. Last year lhlnk Baltimore should go to be hit a homer against Tom Cincinnati early to practice on Seaver to start the first World the turf, Weaver says, "1be Series game. Cincinnati pia- Reds are the team which abould loons with lefty Bernie Carbo, come here early to practice .310, and right)' Hal McRae, against t~t billing .248. Baltimore has the edge. background. Our field will be Centerfield- Bobby Tolan was - - - -- - - - -the hero of Cincinnati's playoff sweep against Pittsburgh, scor- Robinson used to play for ing all the runs in the second Cincinnati and wae with the game and driving home the Reds In their laat World Series winner in the third. A lefty in 1961. This year be hit .308 batter, be hit leftbanders better and had 25 home runs. than rigbthanders during the Baltimore. .season and finished at .316 with Catcher- Thename is Johnny 16 homers and 80 RBI's. Paul Bench, and that says II all. He Blair of the Orioles bad a bad led the National League with 45 playoff series with only one hit. homers and 148 RBI's, batted The edge to Cincinnati. .293 and if he isn't the MVP, Rightfield- There are few then the vote is crooked. The better than the Reds. Pete Orioles platoon Andy Etcbebar· Rose but, even at age 35, Frank ren and Elrod Hendricks. Robinson is one of them. Cincinnati by a mUe. 3<2 1710 9 8 4.0 91 45.5 345 m .s m u.s 212 106.0 113 56.5 217 101.5 220 110.0 logan YG . AVO 416 2080 405 202.5 Ul 171.5 Jack""' ~ 12.25 2· 8 8·13 9.0 ~ . '.' .;· ''~ '''·~ S.. 11"10,. now• ~ Y �{-'!be Dilly Senllnel. Midcleport-Pcmeruy. 0 ., (,let. .. 19'10 SEO Statistics OOi.liMBVS 4tJPI) -llalll!d Larry- aadlllcklo 8luMI WIIUalllf irtl tile HIJ. lllofllf:yea espected to· 1111111 TEAM SOUTHI!ASTEIIN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE STANDINGS !IncTEAM STATISTICS 21 FIRST DOWNS PASSINO NO. AVO. OP. AVO. CA I Allltn1 23 13-23 2 2.1 0 J 1 1 1"9 ., '""'"'""'"'-0<1. • Gallipolis 2G • Ironton 11 JeckiOD 15 :=~~ 25 Logon 11 .5 18 9.0 10.0 9.0 7.5 12,5 U 23 31 17 13.0 11.5 15.5 lllluday's Ill Tt8 ope1110r ltr Olllo state qllall Mlddpn stale. WllllaiiiJ will be repla<ft by Ralpllllolloway. zen., it,~.- ,. a 104d jswa ru laat IIIIUnlay apiJat DUe, especll IIJ olllrii'IIIIIIIIC MtiMiay 8lld be ftlldy to play aplllst Ml Mt&a • ~ '• ~~USH ~t ,. s5 TT~:L i~ DEF.~ ·Sparky Hearing F F . d 4:~ !:o n~:: ~ ~:::~ : :~:~ rom. nen s 2 1 TEAM YO AVO Athens YO AVG 226 113.0 3 lf :::~Is 5 YO AVG 190 95.0 ,: ' Meigs ~ Waverly ~ Wellston , ~ 206.5 <13 <JA m 325 437 217.0 261.0 162.5 218.5 ' HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORING :· (lncludngomHthroughOct. JI 606 597 ..., 373 303.0 298.5 2A<.s 186.5 Ql 219.5 1971 ~ OVERALL SCORING TD PAT PTSIGI AVG. 13.0 52W 8 4 ~ NAME-TEAM ~ Dennis Boggs - Meigs 1 KenVelentlne - Jackson ~ Randy Honaker - Fed-Hocking 5 2 32 (4) 0 4 0 6 30 (4) 30101 30 (4) 4 5 2914l 4 4 • 4 3 0 28 14) 27 ·: Rick Krebs - logan • 0 24(01 ~ John Davl!. - Gal. 3 6 " 5 5 :: Dennis Elchlnger- Easfern ' Pete Russell - Alex. :: Pete Klener - MIIIer ~ J011 Martin - Wellston :: Oan Murphy - Jackson ' Rick Boykln - Ironton '" NAME - TEAM w 2<W (4) B.O 7.5 7.5 7.5 7.3 7.0 6.8 6.0 6.0 6.0 SOUTHE<ISTERN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE (SEOALJ SCORING . TO PAT PATS IGI Ken Valentine - Jackson 2 0 12 121 Joe Martin - Wollslon 2 0 12 (21 Chris Miller - Logan • 10 121 John Oavls - Gal. I 2 8 (21 •. Randy Matheny - logan I 2 8 (21 16 players tied for sixth with six points in two games. RUSHING . YO TCB Avg . 25 9.2 Valentine, Jac. 230 Culbertson. Logan 207 168 Soaaa, Meigs 4.1 Smlfh, Ironton 160 Burnett, Gallla 141 22 16 Green. Athena 13-23 2 190 I PASSINO 17 1 8.8 CA I YO TD Speers, Iron . SOttloa, Well . Smith, Logan Werry, Meigs • . , .7.3.' 51 103 Smith, Logan 12·25 3 2Z1 I 10.11 1 103 0 8-13 0 91 1 8-28 2 m o 0 2 117 BALTIMORE (Ul'l) Forget about the utrolurf In Cinclonatl'a Riverfront sa.llillm. Instead lhlnk about the white bouaesov~ theknoUbeyondthe oulfleld at BaiUmore'a Ml'lllorlal SIJdlum. At least Manager Earl weaver of the Baltimore Orioles thinks those wblte houses are going to be more of a factor In the WOrld lllan the astroturf. Series 01 course, the turf has been a surface: more ol a factor lllan their field." 'l1le white~ on the ~n beyond the outfield; rarely Pllle a problem, alnce the Orlolos play a majority of their gamu at night - but In the daytime the hall comes right out of those white houaes. "The Minnesota players cGillplalned In · the ser* that lhelr playera were definitely of gettln& bit, because they couldn't pick up the hall aga~t the white haclqjround," Weaver saki. "It even botllerl Olir playera, but they're IliON uaed to II." It may be colnddence but In the four World Series sames andthreeplayoffgameaplayed In October In lhla park In the laat five years, 111011 have been .. afraid ~~~~~ houles." : .ATTHE ! RllllAND 0 !DEPARTMENT I STORE PHO :ti!J ~ 2-Uft,, CLEANiNG ;· (Upon ,Request) Y OPEN DAILY 8:00AM to 10:00 Lo:ve •how• at a glanee. In lhelhinp you do. You·u-love In AriCarved diamondo. too. Como cboooe~~~ ll>al ..yaili.... f~ SPEC I Vinton County at Rock Hill Parkersburg Catholic at Wahama MARTIN STUDIO No. 'l1le followlns scheduleo have been released by the Meigs lflCh School Athletic Dept. All pmea played at Meigs Stadium In Mlddlepori. RESERVE Oct. MEIGS 10 Pi. Pleasan~ bome, 8 P. m. • "'8 JIWIUY IC..rrtSI. :-... 'f • • :.:· 8AJ111B8 BIGN '1'IIREB BUFFALO (UPI)-'lbe apana1on Buffalo Sabres of the NaUOIIII Rocby 1.eque innounced the a1gn1ng Wedneaday of defensenJen Allen BamUton Jean Guy l.apl'e 8lld Barrier to 1170-71 cootracta t44·" S.C. I. That tht lalary tar cu1todlan be fbctd et $25.00 per month. Sec . 11 That the wage tor \ DotJi . epprentlct for water depart- ment ar Sanltery Sewer Departm.,t bt fixed at 12.00 j ... UTI! HOLE-IN.ONE WHITESULPHURSPIUNGS, W.Va. (UPI)-&miny Snead recorded tha 18th boleolll.ane of hla golfing career Wednesday at lbe 18th hole of the Old White per hour retroective to Mey 11, 1970. S.C . Ill That Ordinance No. ,.,.., H repealed 10 fir 11 it 11 lncanalttent with this or dinance. Stc. IV . This Ordln1nce shall take effect and be In force from lnd lftltf' September U , 1970. P11Hd tht lith dly of Sepftmblr 1970 John w. Zerkle Presld.,t of Council Att•t : Gtnt Gr1te Clerk couraeatGreenbrler. •• HUSH PUPPIES '' liD) 1, I , 15, ltc . •', f OCTOBER 11th THRU 18th ASBURY ' ' ' .~ Llun<lry 8 Q kl1 • ·~ • ... 1 3-q~ w.eo.-. Look Balle! • lt·qt w•••.o., ••• · O.:t. 22 GaiUpoUa away • ·30 ' '' · p. m. ' Oct. 28, Logan, llome, ~ p. m. Nov. 5 Wellston away 4·30 ' ' . p. m. , "''. 1\7rr II 'h-Fr. loop "'"'- 72.,._,_, lhf• TIERIIAl llliili lliliiil ROOM-SIZE RUGS Add warmth and color to any room ! Aayon \lrScose · Pile. Tweed colors 18.• !liQ 12-.~ d·s-rr <g i l Eny-I D· Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Malemlty visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Parenls only on Pedlatrlca Ward. ~s~ e<l(ll Cu o u . bo • 2J lq. JJc Blrtlla Mr. and Mrs. David H. Fetty, Rt. 2, Pt. Pleaaant, • daughter; Mr. and Mrs. llennan A. Van Maire, West Columbia, a daughter; Mr. !'I'd Mrs. John J . Dray, Rt. 2, Bidwell, a daaghter; Mr. and Mrs. Lacey Wolford, Jr., Rt. 2, Vinton, a daughter; and Mr. and Mrs. Herbart T. PhiiUpe, Ravenswood, a oon. ,,,,, .... TOilET TISSUE •~ttlt 2$0 IWD· ply per <gll Pnltll .. ~.-. 67 • T ,,.,. 9 99+ Many co ~ C111. 51¥e' ,.. II l-'f1 Where ShOes he Sensibly Priced Mlddle""rt, Slayton, 'lbeodmie Ellis, Elwood Falrcblld, John E. DIYY!aa, and Vearl Hamrick. H!to"~. *011~ ll llltm lo • 6 ICII\ol J99 Oul l•l~ a~.., . 1- Jot II J .....,c P~·~M' ... .SWEATSHIRTS . ,... ,., "' ,..,,, c..,.,.. . .... G. Brumfield, Mrs. Orville L. Buah, Mrs. Joe W. Carter, Mra. John Clary, Samuel J. CUct, Miss Beatrice Elanaagle, Paul G.lllgbee, Mrs. John T. lloweU and Infant daughter, • Mrt. Harry E. Jobnaon, Robert S. klttle,J'bomas C. Lewis, lll'ent M~. Sandra Lynn Rilllir, Doroth7 J - Ruaaell, Mrs. FlATWARE SIT ' ·PC .... J.U Dll<bqes Kathy A. Adkins, Mrs. Ivan ,lules E. Sammons, Benjlmla F. Sandrldga, m, Mrs. P'Nd Lee Shockley, Marloo b. 'Sievens, Mrs. Ardell F. ·Smllb, WDilam E. Sowera, Mra. Allee R. Spracue, Mrs. Drucie White, ..... ' .. ,. m. "-1-U• ..... ...... Girt~ " "--· :u• 161 181 LON8- WEARIN8 STRETCH TI811TSI Charlea L. Woodle, Mra. ZDna o. . ... llib· lo.n •l l lrtll:h "JI.' lon. Pintle Unu .... ,... ~·· Colo,. ... th~ sum-~o~p th~t c~u·nrs .. ~ .... dociOI''t• REV. PAUL ,,' 1 SEU:Us Forest Run · Asbury · ~nersville - Syracuse. "The Public .1• I~viM::~ ... .. ' . ~ fo r Clrnt or c.. ~l l S l r•l tlr I IVMI U"l ll.at"llon • , Pll·bvl~ Oo1DI"1 · or ~- AM . . '" 0'* liN lh, 11'-'Cflel lo !i l l ~ 10 Ill 13. ..... COio<"l ·ftJrQu,l/ty·Service /Npenfla}Ji/ily REV. FORREST DONLEY P•~ • Bulhiii·S•,_ p.m. Oct. I~ AUiena nome , . ~. p New Fall Styles And Colors. •I• •.,, EVANGELADE f ~ l,l • 1$-ql Ul•kly Tub WINDOW SHADES MEIG8 FRl!IIIMBN Oct. I,.Pt. l'leaaant, home, 4 p. m. _ Oct. IJAihllll,oway, $p. m. Oct 22, (lalllpoHs, home, 4:30 p. 111- . Ocl211, Logan, away, 5 p. m. Nov. ~. Wellston, home, 4:30 p. m. 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COLOR PRINT PWS IWIDUNG UMIT 2 PER FAMILY AND IIAIUNG GROUPS ON APPROVAL ONLY Southwestern a1 Southern by ADMIRAL Than a lOss Is Needtcl l An~elee I ROBINSON.'$ Be Glad Y.AGfJ>il K£UWIF. two PHlt.APEI.PilfA IUP11 The Philrldtl,ihia F,lgles Wed. nesday released two J)ll!yera to mate room, for newly a~ulre4. I'WII1ln& ·b8ct Larry Walklrlol and recently reactivai«l delenllive back Nate •Ranule1. ~ · Releaaed were running back l!arry Wllson,an lnjury"{llagutd four-year pro from the Univ,tsi!J of Nebralllta, and 1V<i1e defensive hack Jim Tbrowa of East Teaaa State. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)- Cooference action II, of course, day was Installed the ~1 victor In the Piccadltiy ; defend- Pal Riley from the ex~sion By Col. Molf Outward calm wae the reaction a serious blow to our football favorite to win the $44,160 ing champion Bob Charles Portland Trail Blazers 10 a of aU parties involved Wednes- program. Naturllly, we are Piccadilly World Match Play from New Zealand and ~ cash deal. · WANTED -A good, new, all parpoae cryalal hall dealgned to day In the wake of probatloo disappointed. We had hoped golf t!Ue in which all the Llttier of La Jolla,'Calif., who Riley, drafted by Portland aid 1!0 !lid forecuter with a had headache ! sentences given to Karwur State that our actiona would have winner> of the "Big Four" finished second to Cuper in the from San Diego, has averaged Maeters this year. eight points per game throagh Well, will! elae tlhauld I need allor the c11au1roua array of University and the University resulted In a more lenient chaq)pionablpe are starters. .his four-year career. He joins . mllllll Ufered last ~. Maybe the 1p1tere bas became a of Kansas by the BIB Eight lrealment by the conference." "The Plccadltiy" Is the sole guard.t Jerry West, Gill GoodThe sentences were an- surviving malcbplay tour- NEW SECURITY' BEAD UWe ~bld.Y lifter 'rlewltlc Ill tboae aciU,. baseball game1 Conference. Kanaaa State's violatl0118 In- nounced three days before namenlln big-time golf and like . play~!) by lbe Bltl Red Machine. Allbougb yours truly IJJel five NEW YORK (tJPI)- Franl! rich and Wlllle McCarter . volved principles governing . 4"~ lui week, I IIlii manaled to remain ahead of the old Rnanctal aid, principles of Saturday's game between Kan- the U.S. Masters, entry Is by A. Tropey, a former FBI agent, sas State and Kansas. Kansas invitation only. Wednesday was named bead of ' lilall*, MaJ41r Amoa B. lloople. Hoople polled a local prediction ethical conduct, provisions State bas never been invited to In addition to Nlcklaus, the the N'allonal Hockey League's ~oliO J11b1 and als wroog. Col. Lee Mole wu right 10 times ~d wrong five. Now, after four weeb of progJlOIIticatlcJnl, Major governing lnatltullonal eleglblU- a bowl game, but was reigning Briltsh Open title new security division. ty and recruiting. Seven differ- C<l1151dered to have a good holder from Columbus, Ohio, According' to NHL COnunls. Hoople has a record of 41-21 while )'OUI'III'uly stands at 110-19. ent of vinlation were chance lhla year with a senior the field includes Briton Tony aloner Clarence Campbell, Tro· Alain, aeveral IUI'pl'lses were recorded oo the old gridiron cited areas In eddltlon to five Jacklin, the U.S. Open winner; pey and Ills staff of representa• laat Friday. Neither of ua aaw Losan's upaet over Ironton. The violationa perpetrated by Diet team. majcr did see Jacbon'• ciDae victory over Meigs while Col. Mole Steinbq, former aaslsa.nt Kansaa was given a lighter Billy Casper, lbe Mastera Uvea will guard against sentence, two yeara probation winner; PGA Titleholder Dave "lntrualona Into the sport by contributed Glouster's upael wiD over Eastern. coach now at Soothem Missis- with the only restriction being Stockton ; Lee Trevino, the 1969 any pmbllng or underworld ~~.~Net's schedule II no euler. Now, let's get down to sippi. that Assisa.nt Football Coach U.S. Open winner; South elements." The University of Kansas was Dick Tomey cannot participate cl ted for providing "fraudulent Yoo Won't Believe ATifENS I GALUPOLIS 0. First time I've picked the Big high school clasa ranks" for in recruillnl! until 1972. ' mue to loae. No,l baven'tforgotten that 4-0 record, but, Bulldogs two freshman athletes, CUrtis Athletic Director Wade Stinhave been holding their llnl over locals, Frldly should be no Thompson Jr. and Michael son said, "Obviously, we were different. Nathan Boasard. Beth players in error and when you're in THE INflATION AGHTERS! IRONTON II WELISI'ON 12. &nly, Tigers will break Jooae attended Karwur last year on error you suffer the consequenooe of theae nlgbll. Maybe, first place (l'edicUon In league has athleticsrantsolll-ald. ces. I think the ruling body of SHOP ELSEWHERE- BUT affected enUre club, coaching IIIII! and fans. ' The Kansas State penalty, the conference looked at aU COMPARE OUR PRICES • . MEIGS 14 WAVERLY 8. Marauders struck down by Injury three years probation and things and came up with what BEFORE YOU BUY Ust will sputter but wiD Ill aecond half. banishment from poal-teason they felt waa just and one bas COME SEE BILL THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND LOGAN :12 JACitSON 19. Seems Wll'eallstlc, but could hap- foothall games as weD as to accept thai. Naturally, 11 _J NCAA-televised events, was doesn't mate you pleased, but "-pen. a.teftalns have proven they are the team to beat. "the most severe pena1 ty sin ce you have wsuffer those things _...tTl!' Mon., Tues., Wid. & Fri.-t Tll6 Fri. & •·t. IIVAC KYGER CREEK 22 EASTERN 14. Must allct with defenclng we reorganized lhli office in wben you make errors In your champs. EarUer this aeason, probably would have gone other 1963," the words of Commis- operation." sioner Wayne Duke. Stinson admitted, "'lbe proba992-7161 way; however, Bobcall are now playing lhelr kind ofllaU. 305 N. 2nd Ave. C. Clyde Jones, chelnnan of lion itself, with no sanctions Middleport ALEXANDER 24 NORTH GALLIA 14. Bigger Spartans uae first half charge. Pirates must rebound with an aggreaolve at- Ule Kansas State Athletic really ... I'm somewhat pleased Council sal~. ''The Big FJgbt about that." tact. SOUTHERN 12 SOUTHWESTERN 8. Anythlog could happen Wilen More 1.-:lf':..,-, ACQUIKEJtlL&V Two Big 8 Schools Are Jack Nrck/aus IB 3-1 Favori.te IAKEIIS WS ANGElES IUPIJ- The By JOE NAGLE Afirca's Gary Player, winr.. r of I .us I.akers moved to R'f.ll-ced On Proba,.;,.,n wENTwoRTH, England all the Big Four titles during strengthen their backcourt I HI' I UPI)-Jack Nicklaus Wednes- his career and three times corps Wednesday acquiring Weekend Forecast -------'1 Loving Cure,;' -·--·· Mlrton al Point Pleasant · • low scoring aames. The scores have boo~ 1.0, ,1.0, ~ In II lnnlniJ,I.O In 1~ lllllln81, 4-1, J.1, ancl &-1. ·· . It alio IIW' be cqlnc:ldenc;e that the Orlolea have won abt of· those- pm01, IOilni onlf 2-1 to Jerry Kooo!Din .In ~ second game of lui fill' • . serlee. Allted about. ~ fact lllal the are U.ted u I lllebt In ·the· pdda, w.-ver~==== ,--------------------------, 13 1 91 Werry, Ntalgs 28 White..Houses Series ~; &f!(Or · main topic of conversation In the pt"e-t8Die apeculallon alnce Cincinnati Is the first team to boat a World Series with 1111 average and his 40 homers and arllflctal 'l1le Oriole~ 129 runs batted in were second in the National League only to aren'tuaedtoplaylngonltslnce teammate Johnny Bench. But Chicago has the only arllflctal there Is only one Brooks surface In the American League Robinson. Robby hit .276 wltll - andeventllerelt'aonlyonthe 18 homers and in the playoffs · Infield. be batted .583. With a glove, But Weaver ctalma those there is none better. Baltimore. white houses will bother the Leftfield- Don Buford hit .2'12 Reds more lllan aatroturf will for Baltimore and bad 17 bother the Orioles. homers, whlcb Is good power Although some observers for a leadoff batter. Last year lhlnk Baltimore should go to be hit a homer against Tom Cincinnati early to practice on Seaver to start the first World the turf, Weaver says, "1be Series game. Cincinnati pia- Reds are the team which abould loons with lefty Bernie Carbo, come here early to practice .310, and right)' Hal McRae, against t~t billing .248. Baltimore has the edge. background. Our field will be Centerfield- Bobby Tolan was - - - -- - - - -the hero of Cincinnati's playoff sweep against Pittsburgh, scor- Robinson used to play for ing all the runs in the second Cincinnati and wae with the game and driving home the Reds In their laat World Series winner in the third. A lefty in 1961. This year be hit .308 batter, be hit leftbanders better and had 25 home runs. than rigbthanders during the Baltimore. .season and finished at .316 with Catcher- Thename is Johnny 16 homers and 80 RBI's. Paul Bench, and that says II all. He Blair of the Orioles bad a bad led the National League with 45 playoff series with only one hit. homers and 148 RBI's, batted The edge to Cincinnati. .293 and if he isn't the MVP, Rightfield- There are few then the vote is crooked. The better than the Reds. Pete Orioles platoon Andy Etcbebar· Rose but, even at age 35, Frank ren and Elrod Hendricks. Robinson is one of them. Cincinnati by a mUe. 3<2 1710 9 8 4.0 91 45.5 345 m .s m u.s 212 106.0 113 56.5 217 101.5 220 110.0 logan YG . AVO 416 2080 405 202.5 Ul 171.5 Jack""' ~ 12.25 2· 8 8·13 9.0 ~ . '.' .;· ''~ '''·~ S.. 11"10,. now• ~ Y �• '' \ 8- 'lbe Dail)ll'entinel, Mlddleport·l'llneroy, 0 .. Oct. a, 1970 Goegleins are OES Officers Mrs. Mabel Goeglein and DenJJel Goegletn were elected w<rily matron llld w<rily patron ri Pomeroy Olapter Ia&, ~or the Eastern Star, at 'l'llesd8,yPom ~~~T tingleat the eroy -~ emp · Other officers elected for the 197tl-71 year were Mrs. Dorothy Woodard, assoclate .•: { ;< .:: :.· ::: ;:: _.. -::- > .;• .•· ··: ,.· .. Albert Woodard, associate patron; Mrs. Marie CUrd, IIOCI'elary; Mrs. Myrtle Sisson, treasunr; Mrs. Sylvia Midkiff, conductress; Mrs. Joanne Rayburn, associate con· duslreas, and Tllomas C. Ed· warda, lruslee. Mrs. Ew1yn I.alllllng, worthy mata:on, IJid Edwarda, worthy patron, presided at the meeting and announced Nov. 3 as the date fc.- lnlllaUon. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Marla Foster, Mn. Mnry Kay \'oil, Mrs. Pauline Moyer, Mrs. Ruth MIISir and Mrs. Constance Shields. Two Attend Clinic : :-· In Athens County -: .· ,. ~ i~ ~ !t ~ if ~ , , ' r ~ J '· ~ ~ ~ f. •· ~: ~, i; 1 !; 1 li ~ ;~•. • t •. ~ !: •' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 't ~ ' ~ ~ l l ' : : ~ 111URSDAY BRADBURY PI' A, Thursday night7:30p.m. attheBradbury School. CATHOUC WOMEN'S Club, Sscred Hesrt Parish, Thursday Sp.m. preceded by Messat7 :40 matrODi . .. ... Social Calendar p.m. DISABLED AMERICAN Veterans, Tllursday, 7:30p.m. BullemutAw.holl. Uurllalter meeting to be served by Mrs. Edith Spencer and Mrs. Ssdle Wolle. FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughters of The American Revolution, 2 p.m. Friday at the home of Mn. Dor Schaefer. Program on antique clau by Mn. Dwight Milhoan. AFTEHGAMEdance Friday, 10.12 at Wahama High School auditorium spsonsored by Wahama High Student CouncU. Jays emceeing. SATIJRDAY IHGH SCHOOL dance former Pomeroy Junior High School, 11u s.turday with Jays emceeing. TAG DAY Southern Local Band, P~eroy-Middleport area concert on Pomeroy pertb. lot at 10:30 a.m. SUNDAY HYMN SING, Sunday, 2 p.m., Freedom Gospel Mission at Bald Knob. The Rev. L. R. Gluesencamp, pasUI'. PubUc Invited HOMECOMING !41st Rutland Church of Christ: mCI'Ding service, 9:30 a.m., afternoon service , 2 p.m., basket dinner at noon. Public Is Invited Mrs. William WiDford and Mrs. Joe Bolin, members of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners attended the aecond ~of the O.A.G .C. Gardeners and Elhiblm' Clinics held at the Athens County Fairgrounds Wednesday, September 30. Mrs. Clifton Reames, Zane•vllle, the state hor· llculturechalnnanconructed a class in borllculture study and Mrs. GObert Olllen, Marietta, an accredited O.A.G.C. flower ohow judge, waa ln.struciCI' for a class on basic Dower arrangmg. Mrs. Wlllford and Mrs. Bolin • are participating in the testing F L A_T W0 0 DS UnIted rl. knowledge on tile various Methodist Church homeconnng, subjects being offered at the Sunday, 10 a.m.; basket diMer clinics. at noon; afternoon service at 1:45 p.m. Rev. Householder, speaker; the Rev. William 'lbe first amendment "... Airson, pastor. Uhrig Bros. of presupposea that right con- ChUllcothe I<> sing. elusions are more likely to be MONDAY gathered out of a mu!Uiude of WOMEN'S SOCIETY of tonpes, than through any kind Clnilllan Service, Heath United of authoritative selection. To Methodist Church, Middleport, many this Is and always wiU 7:30 Mondsy at the church. be, foUy; bui we have staked Ecumenlc.al Reality. _ ob· uponllouraU."-JusllceJolm Servance. Women of other ' \ Pomeroy.•.. Personal NQtes Mr. and Mn. Roy Riffle accompanied their 8011 Melvin of Columbus on a week's trip~ Virginia Beach. They alao visited Na•·h•ad, N. c. and ....~saw the Natural enroote home Bridge. Elaine Rickman Portatb Gwen Kul..,; AUanava . Sharoll 'Kourlm Rayla~; ~nd Keith Wise: steubenville students at the Kentucky Christian College, Grayson, Ky., were weekend guests here of Mr. and Mn. Hoyle ADen, Lincoln Heights. Mr ADen pastors the Pomeroy ~h of Clnilt and both be and his wife are Students at the Kenlucky Christian Co1Jeie Mr and Mrs Errotl eonroj. of were w~ guests of his mother, Mrs. B. A. Dodson, Chester On Ssturday Mrs Raymond Frank Pomeroy and Mrs Herman ~ ~ visi~ Mrs. Dodson ' and be; Sunday afternoon guest was Mn Edllll Osborne of KP.no Mr. . and Mrs. Herma. n Warner Pomeroy vlsi~ Mrs B A ' Dodson Sw.s.y ~ warn~rs are preparing ~leave on Oct. !2 for their home in Florida Mrs Dodson and Mrs Warner. are ~oustns. · Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruasell of Roseville and his grand· daughter, Mrs. Ned (Belle) Grant of Crooksville were """tend guesta of her lather, Clifford Jenkinson, East Second St. in observance of the birthday of Mr. Jenkinson a dinner party was held Sunday at Crow's Steak House. Cards and gifts were presented to the honored guest. The Rev. and Mrs. Paul J. Frisch (EUzabeth Titus) of Wapakoneta visited bere recently willl her brother and sister-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. J•mes R. Titus, Lincoln Hill, and also an aunl, Mrs. Crary Dsvls, Middleport. ::: w Akr..; SON BORN AUG. D Mr. and Mrs. C!arlea E. RUe, the former Ellen Greene, Mlddlepc.-t, Routa I, are annotDiclng the lirtb of a aon, C!arlee Stanley Eugene, on Au&, 13, at the Holzer Medical c.Hit; l:JWbaby ~---~----·----~--------~--~----------·----~ , --~.~~A~fl~~.~.~-- 1I Voice along Broadway I ., ' ' Property Transfers • • • One of the moat Jlitlan· I Anyone who doubt. foot· choly experience• of tM falj 'BY .IACI. It _,...._. us alao -of a lbe question aU his hall II IIIII played fill' fun season: Seetnc the dl'lld o , .. ,..,~ red the 11re ten hasil'l ·seen ·our local six- winter in tile eyp of an old NEW YORK . , per. famous educator, a man of had wonde en sea.On-ltSser. Iii adlon. bum •• he ohuffltl alopj llnenl parable: Y•uco when many awltdlllld prlses, high Y~.;.,. did this marriage tum • • • through the ca~ of ·~ we were writing ~ televillilll lri the topmoet ll!nba of the tumn leavea. column lor theN. Y. J~ • ~of icedeme, whoee life "".::~·;:.!, American, a cloee trl~ whoae WllJ!IipOllllln endless punult and wort takes him c<~~~~tully Into _dllli' _ lbullon of esoteric In· sldering tile disparity In your In'·"·-~-• ·-·· .1......... . .._ '-Uactual··- who one day bac~•rounda?" The happy ..,....,.... - - "1""'1""' "' ... . -~w•••• .., our ftalfor adrink tal:loil announced be waa about to wed. double • doctor · beamed, said his willed intelleclto bid. Ai bo What sort of matched. tnteUact he'd realised the pull1e bad Save ;., on little things boby needs. our clothM kotp arrived, his opening aally might lbe profeuor, long diverted his compatriots from baby comfortable end Mother happy. Blgg~ blrplns "May I alrlke a blcnr for bolstered by his doctoratee In much of their time, perhaps ever! · medlocrtty?" not one but two subjects, bring even had distracted IIOIIlt from Enry day, Ulllal17 ...b~e as hla bride, hla friends a nobel prize. 'lben, solemnly, daya a week llld IIOIIlttlmolll wondered. the be looked the nosy pedagiJIIIH! hOUI'I a day,~ friend w.-:o When lie produced her, y ~~t!t~ ~ ~:? with his brain, his lmqlnatlon, were, to an ld, appalled. 'lbe • ..,.... exclullvely. Hlo fine mind, bride waa a tall, shapely, quite :':;h ~· every night to cap11ble of e!IC.'OIIIJI8Ui the bealltllul llhowglrl. Not an In· moat recondite aoclal, talleciiW at aU. She bubbled, These mlniparables rose to theological and humanliUc even burbled willl personality. mind as we oboerved IIOIIlt of .,_._ "" rare..,. •· B~tbralna?Nol in their 1esgue. lbet the new . . - often' happ..,., are ''relavant" .-........TVtoshows defy lakes time off eYen for tile Tbe musty haUs of Ivy went ape ·-·...-• ecotcb llld soda be bollted with with whispers of condem:oallon, Nielsen this new video season. us lhallaiHvenlng IS be ended Pity, cynlclam. Tbe marriage 'lbey are awfol. sliD another 16-hour day. would last a week; a month; a Variety level • headedly "When I get home," be U· year at 111081. Tiley aU aal back observed these annual plaiDed, "I d~ not want to lilt In unanimously percipient ceremonlala aa the masters of VElDUR down at the TV selllld Oaten lo anUclpation of the unhappy trivia took the plunge beyond SHIRTS a discussion of Tbe Pill, tile ending. And they were Wf01!8. their sociological capacities and latest convoluUons from the Ten ysars later, said prof and beadllned Its coverage of the PAJAMAS BUNTINGS UN, the race problem In Ita ahcnrgal loased a big bub to crop of faDed pretenalons thus: '- ce~brate lbelr I<> lally ha ppy uTV's Stillborn ~Relevancy. ' " millionth failed dlacuaalon "' liberals c.- conservatlws. I've annlverwy. 'lbe party waa a II noted that if these ''relevant" had my mental gymnastics aU bright blithe succe1111, and only TV dramas were to be con· ! and every day. I want to lit lateinthenlght,aagueslswere llideredthe"Dawntngoftheage down, lake off my sboel, and leaving, did one associate, of TV relevancy, It Is- a fortON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT watch 'Highway Patrol.' " sUghlly jarred, presume to aak =h~~.ter - already the o·u· • Library to Receive Books after Review '::: :!., befor, T- Tbe Dail)l Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pttnewy, 0., Oct.l, 11'10 confnrU 'INFANT AND TODilER U -= . Booka to be reviewed during came to the United Stales when the Middleport Uterary Club she waa seven yeara old. She year Ifill be purchalled and now has 30 books to her credit. placed in lbe Middleport Public Her huaband Is her editor, Ubrery, II was decided at researcber, andblllines&agent. Wednesday's aesslon at the Another of her boob Is "Dear ' -I I I BY: CARI'ERS • Hbl.TH Ttl :t':! 10DDl£ lYKETINY TOT ·stACKS • SHIRTS • CRIB SETS· home of Mrs. James Titus. Mra. Richard OWen presided at the meeting wblch opened with U1e club coUect. Mrs. J. E. Harley wsslhe acting secretary in the absence of Mro. Emer110n Jonea, and Mrs. Nan Moore was elected treaourer to !Ill a vacancy created by the resignation of Mrs. Bernard Fulta. Mrs. F..-est Bachtel com· menled on programs for the year and Introduced Mra. Dwight WaUace who reviewed "Tbe Great Uon of God," by Taylor CaldweU. Mr1. Cald....U's biblical novel relates to the life of Ssul of TII'IUI who, followln8 his con· veralon to Clnilllanity, became known aa Paul, the Apostle to the GenWes. Mn. WaUace noted that the aulllor was born in England and I. I' THE KIDDIE SHOPPE and Glorious Physician," a 1tory of St. Luke. The book, according to the reviewer, credlta Paul willl being the first great Christian oolulonary . Mra. Wallace described him as a man given over to peraecutlng the Chrilllans and participating in lbe atoning or SIA!pben prl..- to his conversion. In her book, Mrs. Caldwell followed Paul's life as It Is rela~ in his letter• in the Book of Acts. She epoke of eventa pointing up his opposition to Christianity and his devotion to Judlsm belc.-e his converalon llld the enthusiasm with which he worked for Christianity following tt. Members roopontled to roO caU with a Bible character. Mrs. Titus served homemade candy. 'I Master Charge • au. , Ji ; ~ · "~,· 'HHh:;mnr· · ·, (•; • On behalf of the council Mn. Ridenour presented Mrs. Cleland witlla gift. Cookies, punch llld oolfee were oerved. Dring the busineas meeting It WIS reported that Mn. 0na Osborn Is In a IlaytoD HAlapllal. Leatha KDblentz Is confined to Vetsrana Memorial Holpllal, and Mn. LuciUe Kraeuter llld Mrs. Edith 8etz1na are both home 1rtm the hoopltal. • . W .· A cunmwdcallnn frtm Mary Jane Smith, _..,colllllUir, uted thai the CouncU attempt ID aecure more memben. Mn. Opal Hollon pve the auditing repc.-1. Mrs. RidenolD' gave a repc.-t on a trip ID EurqJe lall month. II was 8lllOUIICed that the past councilors wiU meet on Oct. 14 allbe bame of Mn. Goldie Frederick. Mrs. Betty Roush, COUD• ciiCI', conducled tile meeting attended by 3G members. 'lbe home and orpbanl COOIIIIIItee had a alieni aucllnn at the Cllllcluaion ol 1ba mootiDC- U. ., • • .the go-ahead card for get-ahead people SYRACUSE Brenda Hayea, president, presided whentheJunlorAuxlllaryofthe Volunteer Fire Dept. met Oct. i at tile replar meeting place. She read Job 1 for devotions. 1111; members anawered roU caD. No meellnp were held 'during September due to school acllvlllea. All reports were accepted as read. There waa tl7.30made on lbe palr of pUipw easei awarded to Helen Dlcldlt, local. Clara Sue Rice was welcomed a1 a new member. A turkey will be purchased and donated to the Ladles Auslllary for their turkey dinner to be beld Oct. 17. A The Farmers Bank & SavinJ Co. • • • .. . . .. . . • .. ''" ~< • •• ••• ... . ':/• •/.-.-.->: •.·.· •••• ·Yh:X • :'•' ..:-;;-<;·;· ,., Y101tlt actlvlllet 1llloe Middleport Cbardl of Qrfll pi ,..,1e ...._ will' pi\111.,... for JGIIIII rr... lbe 11m lllafiiCII 111e 1!111 ...-. Mn. CR tor__,. IIIII Mn. Fruk Marllllan ap oaaon o1 lbe r•lll ,_,.. IAidln are Mn. Jo11UJ Elardo 1111 Mn. pnPW Meyer, lint tllnqb lhe tllird lfldel; Mill Pell)' Mclllllley lllllolfke llmla, ,.~ ....... lbe mtb pdeo; Mr. ud Mn. LloWJIOid &Iewan, senath ~ lbe &Iaiii lfldea, and Mr. IJid Mn. Llorry - · lllb, Ulll and l2lb ........... All meetiJiCI, wlllllbeeaeepllaa oldie wiD be lrllii I to Tp.m. Sunday eveJIInp otllle mlii'C~ 'l'lle aenlc.- tqh croup wiD meet at T:» p.m. W-Jday !llsbl 11 lbe chorcb. llllllmqy . . .J -..lll&ll.....,, Change, as Risk, WSCS Topic "Change Mea~s Risk for Young Adults" \Vas the theme of a meeting of lbe Women's Society of Christian Service, East Letert Uni~ Methodist Church, Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. VIrgO Roush. Purpose of the meeting was to help perso111 ~ varying ages become more aware of the common COIICel'll for the value of life and to demonstrate that some change makers are over 30. Parllclpllting in the program were Mrs. Mary Roush, Mr,. Focle Hayman, Mrs. Mabel Sbielda, Mrs. lluel Fox, Mrs. Mrs. Dorts Ssyre, Mrs. Eula Wolfe, and Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman. Mrs. Sblelds gave devotions using scripture from John 21 and a meditation from the Upper Room. Mrs. Adams gave a missionary reading entitled "The Coming of Methodism to Korea". The brief buslneas meeting was conducted by Mrs. Hayman, president. Refreshments were served by Mro. Roush and Mrs. Focie Hayman. 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''' · At Farmers! Master Charge, the -.yor,lt!'.,:bu~!~s(t cr1edlt ·car~ ·~· from · .j ' • · . • ' 1the bank that's fltshvlfh goOO ldps.'' ~ { -• USED 2 H. P. 2 Stage PantS Suits SIZED REGUlAR 25' ' .. Pape, Mrs. Belsy Weaver, Miss Millie Legar, Mrs. Marjorie Hoffner, Mrs. Frances Goegleln, Mrs. Ida Haning, Mrs. Paulette Hudsoo, Miss Mary Frances, Mrs. Ruth Frances, Mrs. Dslsy Blakealee,_ Mrs. Jennifer Bui£ber, Mn. Jean Evans, Mlas Carol Stout, Mrs. Carla Salser, Mr. Vashti Grimm, Mn. Ora Bass, Mn. Barbara Brown, Mrs. Elma Imboden, Mrs. Karen Moore, Mrs. Jean Dsbo, Miss Donna .Imboden, Mrs. Mnrjorie Salser, Mrs. Imogene Knapp, Mrs. Oma Hysell, Mrs. Belly Folmer, Mrs. Beverly Chapman, Mrs. Rachel Hoffner, Mrs. Betty MarUn, Mrs. Neacll Carsey, Mrs. Elwood Wilson, Mrs. Freda Wilsoo, Mrs. UlUan Scholer, Miss Audrey Schuler, Mrs. Robert Stout, Sr., Mn. Helen Stout and Dianne. ·--------. BATTERIES T' "Freedom of conscience, of education, of speech, of NEW WET assembly are llDOfl8 lbe very ~M:-...1,....;.=:..=:;:::;,~,=-1 fundamentals of democracy and all of them would be TM Wol LAioll nulUfled should freedom of tile WMhlble prP.BI ever be aucceufully challenged." - Frallklln 1), Roosevelt. Slzos I to II A yellow and white color scheme was used for decorating the home of Mrs. Richard Fotlrod 1..- a bridal shower honoring Mrs. Peggy Hoffner Stout. Gills were placed on a lable f ovrrcd with white and decorated with yeUow roses. Yell.., netting was draped from the center light to the table and had o miniature bride and groom attached. A white wedding beD was alao used over the lable. Favors were pens decorated wi Ill wedding rings, lilies and yellow netting. Games were conducted by Mrs. Ada Titus and Mrs. Nancy Karnes willl prizes being won by Miss Millie Legar, Mrs. Joy Mitchell, and Mrs. Betsy Weaver . Mrs. MitcbeU also won the door prize. Refreshments of cupcakes, punch, tea, coffee and mints were served. An arr,..gemenl of yeUow and whliA! daisies and tapers centered the table. Mrs. Titus presided at the coffee service and Mrs. Follrod at the punch bowl. The guest li.sl included Mrs. Titus, Mrs. Nancy Karnes, Mrs. Virginia Roush, Mrs. Ruth Wolfe, Mrs. Mildred Shuster, Mrs. Pearl Sheets, Mrs. Hame Robertson, Mrs. Jean Stout, Mrs. Joy Mitchell and Beth, Miss Louisa Johnson, Mrs. Judy ZESTABS SEE US FOR YOUR WORK COADUAOY Bridal Shower Given •• .Even Lower At NeiJon's r--:::------, AltD JACKEJS... ______ !24.95 tiJMf LAUNDRY ... Church Youth Activities Undelway candy aale WIS planned for Oct. 17 and each member Is to bring a plate of homemade candy. AuiUlary Ladles were to be asked to bring candy also. A Halloween party waa planned for the -1 meeting on Oct. ·II, at 8 p.m. . Attending were Brenda Hayes, VIcki Rizer, Sue Rice, Connie Patterson, Sharon Dakar, Denise llendrls, and the leader, Jean Hall. IENIRAL REPAIR JACKETS • Jtmior Auxiliary Meets GIRLS AND WOMEN'S CORDUROY .-. . . . . . . . . . . ._. • •, . SH~MPOO ' , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . HyseU, Pllneroy. (Mrs.)Lot, Fern DIDon, Hobart DIUon to Richard K. F'reemaD, Allee M. Freeman, Lot lie, Pomeroy. . Pearl c. Jacobo, TIDa Jacohl, CIUford Jacobo, Mlldnld Jacobo to Slate of Ohio, Parcel, Wrap them up darlingly, Sallabury. . Pearl c. Jacobo, TIDa Jacobe keep them snuggly. to State of Ohio, Parcel, Salisbury. LADIES Clifford Jacoba, lllldre~ FURRY LOOK Jacobs to Slate of Ohio, Paftel, SaUabury. ... She wcrl8 wbUe we'rewaklng,llhe worts wbUe we sleep, She hopes and prays our council to keep. She's bock !c.-this year and withhelpfromabove, May we continue in loyalty, patriotism, and love. .!fillffl'{'lt' ,.,11 llil>'lt '1rl)Qol UJ oti ~Its ·!!: r'- •··.· ' A reception ~ Mn. Erma Cleland, wbo WJll recently OOIIllniaaloned IS deputy state councllor for Oleoler Council 321, IJauihters ri America, followed lbo fe8Ular meeting Tuesday nllbt at the hall. Mn. Cleland was -'«<ed around the haD by tile 118(1 bearers and the guards and then was takeu to tile front of the haD. There Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes pinned a ....., on her and read a tribute "We Wish We Had lhe Moon Tonight." Tbe council memben ung "Always" witll Mrs. Helen Wolf at the plano. Mrs. Esther Ridenour read a poem written by Mrs. Ada Morris in tribute to the work of Mn. Cleland .. deputy: Here'• to. deputy, that'.t aacond to 110110, 8be C8ll be..toua or she cube tun. · She 'I aerved in lbe summer, Sbe'aserved in the faD, But whatawr the aeaaon, she's right on the baD. Cash Advance! Check guarantee! Welcome everywhere! The Farmers Bank < ·· '.·.·':t:''/'/•/•n•··n ...·.·.;.·.-:;.·:;:·.--;:Y,.·'').X.·"·?/.-J.· .·.• ......·.-:-:,...-:. ··:-:-: ...·:-: ....,.................. :.... OU weUa have been drilled on Nora Pierson, Mrs. Lucy goll courses, beaches and =vie Donahue, Mrs. Doria Adams, lots. Mrs. Cleland Honored .rW' et&hl poWidl, t11ree ounces, _.,.. Uti Mra. RUe have a daUI!hter, Jandara Dee, four . Grand· parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Greene, Hartford, W. SYRACUSE - Roll call was CG~~taing a word pertaining to Va. andMr. llld Mn. Alva RUe, 8IIIWered by 12 memborr when fall, and Agnes Wblta wiU have Routa I, Middleport. the &mlhlne Makers Clau of Bible atudy. Following the lbe Firat United Presbyterian meetiD(j whldJ clooed with the Dwn:h met Sept. 17 In the MiJpall benedldlon a grsb bog Meiga church annu. Helen Harris sale wu bold. read ''Temptations and You" Altendlng were the praldont, from Guidepost, fc.- devotions. NaonoJLondoD; Janice l.aWIIIII, Reparta were read and ap- Belen Diddle, Morgarel Col· jnVed. trill, Helen Harris, Eather 'lbe clau wishes to thank Mr. Harden, Mlldred Pierce, Agnes and Mn. Dick Harris for the use White, Jean Hall. Chartolle Pearl C. Jacobo, TIDa Jacobo ol their IIUIIllller fishing camp Nease, Unda Hubbard, to Stata of Ohio, Parcel, u lbe annual plcuh: lite. Beatrice BlUe and gueoll TIDa Sallabury. Eleetlon day dinner wiU be Pierce and 0a11na Hubbard. Pearl C. Jacobo, Tina Jacobo BVed in lbe church annes by to State of Ohio, Parcel, the ciMa. Named to the planSsllsboJry. rUe COOIIIIIIIee were Agnes John M. wena. Adm., Laura Wblle, Cborlolte Nease, Jean R. WeUa, dec. to Sue Mc· Hall, Jamce l.aWIOII, Linda DAUGHTER BORN Lorraine McMurray, Hullbonl and Mildred Pierce. Mr.llld Mn. Paul Grtnltead Murray, Acres, Lebanon. lllmof !Dilt!ng projeda were of Beljre, are announcing the 13Allen K. Page, Carolyn S. ~ birth of a daUI!hter, Amy Jo, at Page to Glenn E. Vance, 1.72 Tbe meeting nilht waa lbe Camden Oarl< llo8pllal on Acres, Rutland. -chanaed from the third Sept. 30. Mr. and Mn. Tllomas Mary McCalll.tter to James A. 'l'llnday to lbe third Tuesday Grinstead, New Haven, W. va., Smith, Vada Smllll, 4 Acres, nleht of each month. are the grandparents. Mr. llld Salem. 'Fer lbe October meellng a Mrs. Grinstead's daughters, Robert F. Hinton to Helen L. poUuci: dinner wiU be held. lAirlllld Paul, have apent the Hinton, 3 aa-es, Rutland. Oc!Gber roU caU wiU be an- put several days here willl Mr. Rodney CardweU HyseU to .-eel witll a Bible vene and Mn. Robert Rllcble. Homer E. llyseU, Paolino L. 5Ctlf.N!. •itiL PASlblET \ till wt realized Wf'd bttTI yuiny b~ yestordau'• lltm> 24's ONLY 59$ BANNID By JOHNSON & JOHNSON 80 ct ~- 49' Check Ne&on!. ·DESERT ROWER . .. .. Hand & Body Ll1tilll ~ Price. s;., Reg . $4 $'J~tw. 16 ot. &, I o~. lfl. . . . . . .k(i ..,..,...""""' .........Ill,... \l ,.._fllt'lr ~·8~, M•. ·\, �• '' \ 8- 'lbe Dail)ll'entinel, Mlddleport·l'llneroy, 0 .. Oct. a, 1970 Goegleins are OES Officers Mrs. Mabel Goeglein and DenJJel Goegletn were elected w<rily matron llld w<rily patron ri Pomeroy Olapter Ia&, ~or the Eastern Star, at 'l'llesd8,yPom ~~~T tingleat the eroy -~ emp · Other officers elected for the 197tl-71 year were Mrs. Dorothy Woodard, assoclate .•: { ;< .:: :.· ::: ;:: _.. -::- > .;• .•· ··: ,.· .. Albert Woodard, associate patron; Mrs. Marie CUrd, IIOCI'elary; Mrs. Myrtle Sisson, treasunr; Mrs. Sylvia Midkiff, conductress; Mrs. Joanne Rayburn, associate con· duslreas, and Tllomas C. Ed· warda, lruslee. Mrs. Ew1yn I.alllllng, worthy mata:on, IJid Edwarda, worthy patron, presided at the meeting and announced Nov. 3 as the date fc.- lnlllaUon. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Marla Foster, Mn. Mnry Kay \'oil, Mrs. Pauline Moyer, Mrs. Ruth MIISir and Mrs. Constance Shields. Two Attend Clinic : :-· In Athens County -: .· ,. ~ i~ ~ !t ~ if ~ , , ' r ~ J '· ~ ~ ~ f. •· ~: ~, i; 1 !; 1 li ~ ;~•. • t •. ~ !: •' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 't ~ ' ~ ~ l l ' : : ~ 111URSDAY BRADBURY PI' A, Thursday night7:30p.m. attheBradbury School. CATHOUC WOMEN'S Club, Sscred Hesrt Parish, Thursday Sp.m. preceded by Messat7 :40 matrODi . .. ... Social Calendar p.m. DISABLED AMERICAN Veterans, Tllursday, 7:30p.m. BullemutAw.holl. Uurllalter meeting to be served by Mrs. Edith Spencer and Mrs. Ssdle Wolle. FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter, Daughters of The American Revolution, 2 p.m. Friday at the home of Mn. Dor Schaefer. Program on antique clau by Mn. Dwight Milhoan. AFTEHGAMEdance Friday, 10.12 at Wahama High School auditorium spsonsored by Wahama High Student CouncU. Jays emceeing. SATIJRDAY IHGH SCHOOL dance former Pomeroy Junior High School, 11u s.turday with Jays emceeing. TAG DAY Southern Local Band, P~eroy-Middleport area concert on Pomeroy pertb. lot at 10:30 a.m. SUNDAY HYMN SING, Sunday, 2 p.m., Freedom Gospel Mission at Bald Knob. The Rev. L. R. Gluesencamp, pasUI'. PubUc Invited HOMECOMING !41st Rutland Church of Christ: mCI'Ding service, 9:30 a.m., afternoon service , 2 p.m., basket dinner at noon. Public Is Invited Mrs. William WiDford and Mrs. Joe Bolin, members of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners attended the aecond ~of the O.A.G .C. Gardeners and Elhiblm' Clinics held at the Athens County Fairgrounds Wednesday, September 30. Mrs. Clifton Reames, Zane•vllle, the state hor· llculturechalnnanconructed a class in borllculture study and Mrs. GObert Olllen, Marietta, an accredited O.A.G.C. flower ohow judge, waa ln.struciCI' for a class on basic Dower arrangmg. Mrs. Wlllford and Mrs. Bolin • are participating in the testing F L A_T W0 0 DS UnIted rl. knowledge on tile various Methodist Church homeconnng, subjects being offered at the Sunday, 10 a.m.; basket diMer clinics. at noon; afternoon service at 1:45 p.m. Rev. Householder, speaker; the Rev. William 'lbe first amendment "... Airson, pastor. Uhrig Bros. of presupposea that right con- ChUllcothe I<> sing. elusions are more likely to be MONDAY gathered out of a mu!Uiude of WOMEN'S SOCIETY of tonpes, than through any kind Clnilllan Service, Heath United of authoritative selection. To Methodist Church, Middleport, many this Is and always wiU 7:30 Mondsy at the church. be, foUy; bui we have staked Ecumenlc.al Reality. _ ob· uponllouraU."-JusllceJolm Servance. Women of other ' \ Pomeroy.•.. Personal NQtes Mr. and Mn. Roy Riffle accompanied their 8011 Melvin of Columbus on a week's trip~ Virginia Beach. They alao visited Na•·h•ad, N. c. and ....~saw the Natural enroote home Bridge. Elaine Rickman Portatb Gwen Kul..,; AUanava . Sharoll 'Kourlm Rayla~; ~nd Keith Wise: steubenville students at the Kentucky Christian College, Grayson, Ky., were weekend guests here of Mr. and Mn. Hoyle ADen, Lincoln Heights. Mr ADen pastors the Pomeroy ~h of Clnilt and both be and his wife are Students at the Kenlucky Christian Co1Jeie Mr and Mrs Errotl eonroj. of were w~ guests of his mother, Mrs. B. A. Dodson, Chester On Ssturday Mrs Raymond Frank Pomeroy and Mrs Herman ~ ~ visi~ Mrs. Dodson ' and be; Sunday afternoon guest was Mn Edllll Osborne of KP.no Mr. . and Mrs. Herma. n Warner Pomeroy vlsi~ Mrs B A ' Dodson Sw.s.y ~ warn~rs are preparing ~leave on Oct. !2 for their home in Florida Mrs Dodson and Mrs Warner. are ~oustns. · Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruasell of Roseville and his grand· daughter, Mrs. Ned (Belle) Grant of Crooksville were """tend guesta of her lather, Clifford Jenkinson, East Second St. in observance of the birthday of Mr. Jenkinson a dinner party was held Sunday at Crow's Steak House. Cards and gifts were presented to the honored guest. The Rev. and Mrs. Paul J. Frisch (EUzabeth Titus) of Wapakoneta visited bere recently willl her brother and sister-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. J•mes R. Titus, Lincoln Hill, and also an aunl, Mrs. Crary Dsvls, Middleport. ::: w Akr..; SON BORN AUG. D Mr. and Mrs. C!arlea E. RUe, the former Ellen Greene, Mlddlepc.-t, Routa I, are annotDiclng the lirtb of a aon, C!arlee Stanley Eugene, on Au&, 13, at the Holzer Medical c.Hit; l:JWbaby ~---~----·----~--------~--~----------·----~ , --~.~~A~fl~~.~.~-- 1I Voice along Broadway I ., ' ' Property Transfers • • • One of the moat Jlitlan· I Anyone who doubt. foot· choly experience• of tM falj 'BY .IACI. It _,...._. us alao -of a lbe question aU his hall II IIIII played fill' fun season: Seetnc the dl'lld o , .. ,..,~ red the 11re ten hasil'l ·seen ·our local six- winter in tile eyp of an old NEW YORK . , per. famous educator, a man of had wonde en sea.On-ltSser. Iii adlon. bum •• he ohuffltl alopj llnenl parable: Y•uco when many awltdlllld prlses, high Y~.;.,. did this marriage tum • • • through the ca~ of ·~ we were writing ~ televillilll lri the topmoet ll!nba of the tumn leavea. column lor theN. Y. J~ • ~of icedeme, whoee life "".::~·;:.!, American, a cloee trl~ whoae WllJ!IipOllllln endless punult and wort takes him c<~~~~tully Into _dllli' _ lbullon of esoteric In· sldering tile disparity In your In'·"·-~-• ·-·· .1......... . .._ '-Uactual··- who one day bac~•rounda?" The happy ..,....,.... - - "1""'1""' "' ... . -~w•••• .., our ftalfor adrink tal:loil announced be waa about to wed. double • doctor · beamed, said his willed intelleclto bid. Ai bo What sort of matched. tnteUact he'd realised the pull1e bad Save ;., on little things boby needs. our clothM kotp arrived, his opening aally might lbe profeuor, long diverted his compatriots from baby comfortable end Mother happy. Blgg~ blrplns "May I alrlke a blcnr for bolstered by his doctoratee In much of their time, perhaps ever! · medlocrtty?" not one but two subjects, bring even had distracted IIOIIlt from Enry day, Ulllal17 ...b~e as hla bride, hla friends a nobel prize. 'lben, solemnly, daya a week llld IIOIIlttlmolll wondered. the be looked the nosy pedagiJIIIH! hOUI'I a day,~ friend w.-:o When lie produced her, y ~~t!t~ ~ ~:? with his brain, his lmqlnatlon, were, to an ld, appalled. 'lbe • ..,.... exclullvely. Hlo fine mind, bride waa a tall, shapely, quite :':;h ~· every night to cap11ble of e!IC.'OIIIJI8Ui the bealltllul llhowglrl. Not an In· moat recondite aoclal, talleciiW at aU. She bubbled, These mlniparables rose to theological and humanliUc even burbled willl personality. mind as we oboerved IIOIIlt of .,_._ "" rare..,. •· B~tbralna?Nol in their 1esgue. lbet the new . . - often' happ..,., are ''relavant" .-........TVtoshows defy lakes time off eYen for tile Tbe musty haUs of Ivy went ape ·-·...-• ecotcb llld soda be bollted with with whispers of condem:oallon, Nielsen this new video season. us lhallaiHvenlng IS be ended Pity, cynlclam. Tbe marriage 'lbey are awfol. sliD another 16-hour day. would last a week; a month; a Variety level • headedly "When I get home," be U· year at 111081. Tiley aU aal back observed these annual plaiDed, "I d~ not want to lilt In unanimously percipient ceremonlala aa the masters of VElDUR down at the TV selllld Oaten lo anUclpation of the unhappy trivia took the plunge beyond SHIRTS a discussion of Tbe Pill, tile ending. And they were Wf01!8. their sociological capacities and latest convoluUons from the Ten ysars later, said prof and beadllned Its coverage of the PAJAMAS BUNTINGS UN, the race problem In Ita ahcnrgal loased a big bub to crop of faDed pretenalons thus: '- ce~brate lbelr I<> lally ha ppy uTV's Stillborn ~Relevancy. ' " millionth failed dlacuaalon "' liberals c.- conservatlws. I've annlverwy. 'lbe party waa a II noted that if these ''relevant" had my mental gymnastics aU bright blithe succe1111, and only TV dramas were to be con· ! and every day. I want to lit lateinthenlght,aagueslswere llideredthe"Dawntngoftheage down, lake off my sboel, and leaving, did one associate, of TV relevancy, It Is- a fortON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT watch 'Highway Patrol.' " sUghlly jarred, presume to aak =h~~.ter - already the o·u· • Library to Receive Books after Review '::: :!., befor, T- Tbe Dail)l Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pttnewy, 0., Oct.l, 11'10 confnrU 'INFANT AND TODilER U -= . Booka to be reviewed during came to the United Stales when the Middleport Uterary Club she waa seven yeara old. She year Ifill be purchalled and now has 30 books to her credit. placed in lbe Middleport Public Her huaband Is her editor, Ubrery, II was decided at researcber, andblllines&agent. Wednesday's aesslon at the Another of her boob Is "Dear ' -I I I BY: CARI'ERS • Hbl.TH Ttl :t':! 10DDl£ lYKETINY TOT ·stACKS • SHIRTS • CRIB SETS· home of Mrs. James Titus. Mra. Richard OWen presided at the meeting wblch opened with U1e club coUect. Mrs. J. E. Harley wsslhe acting secretary in the absence of Mro. Emer110n Jonea, and Mrs. Nan Moore was elected treaourer to !Ill a vacancy created by the resignation of Mrs. Bernard Fulta. Mrs. F..-est Bachtel com· menled on programs for the year and Introduced Mra. Dwight WaUace who reviewed "Tbe Great Uon of God," by Taylor CaldweU. Mr1. Cald....U's biblical novel relates to the life of Ssul of TII'IUI who, followln8 his con· veralon to Clnilllanity, became known aa Paul, the Apostle to the GenWes. Mn. WaUace noted that the aulllor was born in England and I. I' THE KIDDIE SHOPPE and Glorious Physician," a 1tory of St. Luke. The book, according to the reviewer, credlta Paul willl being the first great Christian oolulonary . Mra. Wallace described him as a man given over to peraecutlng the Chrilllans and participating in lbe atoning or SIA!pben prl..- to his conversion. In her book, Mrs. Caldwell followed Paul's life as It Is rela~ in his letter• in the Book of Acts. She epoke of eventa pointing up his opposition to Christianity and his devotion to Judlsm belc.-e his converalon llld the enthusiasm with which he worked for Christianity following tt. Members roopontled to roO caU with a Bible character. Mrs. Titus served homemade candy. 'I Master Charge • au. , Ji ; ~ · "~,· 'HHh:;mnr· · ·, (•; • On behalf of the council Mn. Ridenour presented Mrs. Cleland witlla gift. Cookies, punch llld oolfee were oerved. Dring the busineas meeting It WIS reported that Mn. 0na Osborn Is In a IlaytoD HAlapllal. Leatha KDblentz Is confined to Vetsrana Memorial Holpllal, and Mn. LuciUe Kraeuter llld Mrs. Edith 8etz1na are both home 1rtm the hoopltal. • . W .· A cunmwdcallnn frtm Mary Jane Smith, _..,colllllUir, uted thai the CouncU attempt ID aecure more memben. Mn. Opal Hollon pve the auditing repc.-1. Mrs. RidenolD' gave a repc.-t on a trip ID EurqJe lall month. II was 8lllOUIICed that the past councilors wiU meet on Oct. 14 allbe bame of Mn. Goldie Frederick. Mrs. Betty Roush, COUD• ciiCI', conducled tile meeting attended by 3G members. 'lbe home and orpbanl COOIIIIIItee had a alieni aucllnn at the Cllllcluaion ol 1ba mootiDC- U. ., • • .the go-ahead card for get-ahead people SYRACUSE Brenda Hayea, president, presided whentheJunlorAuxlllaryofthe Volunteer Fire Dept. met Oct. i at tile replar meeting place. She read Job 1 for devotions. 1111; members anawered roU caD. No meellnp were held 'during September due to school acllvlllea. All reports were accepted as read. There waa tl7.30made on lbe palr of pUipw easei awarded to Helen Dlcldlt, local. Clara Sue Rice was welcomed a1 a new member. A turkey will be purchased and donated to the Ladles Auslllary for their turkey dinner to be beld Oct. 17. A The Farmers Bank & SavinJ Co. • • • .. . . .. . . • .. ''" ~< • •• ••• ... . ':/• •/.-.-.->: •.·.· •••• ·Yh:X • :'•' ..:-;;-<;·;· ,., Y101tlt actlvlllet 1llloe Middleport Cbardl of Qrfll pi ,..,1e ...._ will' pi\111.,... for JGIIIII rr... lbe 11m lllafiiCII 111e 1!111 ...-. Mn. CR tor__,. IIIII Mn. Fruk Marllllan ap oaaon o1 lbe r•lll ,_,.. IAidln are Mn. Jo11UJ Elardo 1111 Mn. pnPW Meyer, lint tllnqb lhe tllird lfldel; Mill Pell)' Mclllllley lllllolfke llmla, ,.~ ....... lbe mtb pdeo; Mr. ud Mn. LloWJIOid &Iewan, senath ~ lbe &Iaiii lfldea, and Mr. IJid Mn. Llorry - · lllb, Ulll and l2lb ........... All meetiJiCI, wlllllbeeaeepllaa oldie wiD be lrllii I to Tp.m. Sunday eveJIInp otllle mlii'C~ 'l'lle aenlc.- tqh croup wiD meet at T:» p.m. W-Jday !llsbl 11 lbe chorcb. llllllmqy . . .J -..lll&ll.....,, Change, as Risk, WSCS Topic "Change Mea~s Risk for Young Adults" \Vas the theme of a meeting of lbe Women's Society of Christian Service, East Letert Uni~ Methodist Church, Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. VIrgO Roush. Purpose of the meeting was to help perso111 ~ varying ages become more aware of the common COIICel'll for the value of life and to demonstrate that some change makers are over 30. Parllclpllting in the program were Mrs. Mary Roush, Mr,. Focle Hayman, Mrs. Mabel Sbielda, Mrs. lluel Fox, Mrs. Mrs. Dorts Ssyre, Mrs. Eula Wolfe, and Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman. Mrs. Sblelds gave devotions using scripture from John 21 and a meditation from the Upper Room. Mrs. Adams gave a missionary reading entitled "The Coming of Methodism to Korea". The brief buslneas meeting was conducted by Mrs. Hayman, president. Refreshments were served by Mro. Roush and Mrs. Focie Hayman. 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Single Phase AIR OOMPRESSOR DRESS SHOP $250 BEAUTY SM.ON And Main & Sycamore SWAP SHOP POMEROY ,".·.2n•d•A•ve~.--Miiildd-lepiiiaiirt• Rea. US WCLAIROL VALUES REG. 3.39 1.59 With Iran REG. 3.79 · Reg . 2.50 . ::· 1.29 ;1~'5"9 -.2 19 Ol. . 1.99 1 © 1970 C lo i'O IIO<. f---------GLE_E_M_-1 PRELL VAPORUB Reg. 65' 49~ 1.3ar. RJRMIIlA 44 ~ IIIXTU ·-IE· .. , o~. Size Fami~ Reg. 1.59 88$ PEPTOBISMOL :: 66~ "l)E()DORANT AEROSOL UH Home Permanent ~~~H. 2.29 MODESS Vaseline . r-:~~c ,........."'"' 66C REGULAR 91• 3% 0Uf4CI SIZE REG. ll9 . . 19 . . 7,Oz. '$ 1• 29 Reg. GENru _ CORN1i.HUSKERS . . 1.29 LQT~QN Y.R 77$ Size Regular 1.09 7oz. TABS 10's Regular 1.45 REGUlAR 1.59 1.19 SCOPE HAIR SPRAY Reg. By TONI 1.50 DIAL ......98 55 ADORN I VICKS 1001He,~·3c LIQUID Reg. 1.15 VICKS 2•99 lOO's "'')'~,·· ,~ 2.!~1LJTS !y " lOO's ANTI-4QD \ ' JACKETS PA14 PLOWII IU...I All Hill • .' lleiiO will entltle_you toil CJ.!h loan at il'1)' tel\~~- W,J!'d0w~ ' without any .guestlons or ·forri'ti:' . . ''' · At Farmers! Master Charge, the -.yor,lt!'.,:bu~!~s(t cr1edlt ·car~ ·~· from · .j ' • · . • ' 1the bank that's fltshvlfh goOO ldps.'' ~ { -• USED 2 H. P. 2 Stage PantS Suits SIZED REGUlAR 25' ' .. Pape, Mrs. Belsy Weaver, Miss Millie Legar, Mrs. Marjorie Hoffner, Mrs. Frances Goegleln, Mrs. Ida Haning, Mrs. Paulette Hudsoo, Miss Mary Frances, Mrs. Ruth Frances, Mrs. Dslsy Blakealee,_ Mrs. Jennifer Bui£ber, Mn. Jean Evans, Mlas Carol Stout, Mrs. Carla Salser, Mr. Vashti Grimm, Mn. Ora Bass, Mn. Barbara Brown, Mrs. Elma Imboden, Mrs. Karen Moore, Mrs. Jean Dsbo, Miss Donna .Imboden, Mrs. Mnrjorie Salser, Mrs. Imogene Knapp, Mrs. Oma Hysell, Mrs. Belly Folmer, Mrs. Beverly Chapman, Mrs. Rachel Hoffner, Mrs. Betty MarUn, Mrs. Neacll Carsey, Mrs. Elwood Wilson, Mrs. Freda Wilsoo, Mrs. UlUan Scholer, Miss Audrey Schuler, Mrs. Robert Stout, Sr., Mn. Helen Stout and Dianne. ·--------. BATTERIES T' "Freedom of conscience, of education, of speech, of NEW WET assembly are llDOfl8 lbe very ~M:-...1,....;.=:..=:;:::;,~,=-1 fundamentals of democracy and all of them would be TM Wol LAioll nulUfled should freedom of tile WMhlble prP.BI ever be aucceufully challenged." - Frallklln 1), Roosevelt. Slzos I to II A yellow and white color scheme was used for decorating the home of Mrs. Richard Fotlrod 1..- a bridal shower honoring Mrs. Peggy Hoffner Stout. Gills were placed on a lable f ovrrcd with white and decorated with yeUow roses. Yell.., netting was draped from the center light to the table and had o miniature bride and groom attached. A white wedding beD was alao used over the lable. Favors were pens decorated wi Ill wedding rings, lilies and yellow netting. Games were conducted by Mrs. Ada Titus and Mrs. Nancy Karnes willl prizes being won by Miss Millie Legar, Mrs. Joy Mitchell, and Mrs. Betsy Weaver . Mrs. MitcbeU also won the door prize. Refreshments of cupcakes, punch, tea, coffee and mints were served. An arr,..gemenl of yeUow and whliA! daisies and tapers centered the table. Mrs. Titus presided at the coffee service and Mrs. Follrod at the punch bowl. The guest li.sl included Mrs. Titus, Mrs. Nancy Karnes, Mrs. Virginia Roush, Mrs. Ruth Wolfe, Mrs. Mildred Shuster, Mrs. Pearl Sheets, Mrs. Hame Robertson, Mrs. Jean Stout, Mrs. Joy Mitchell and Beth, Miss Louisa Johnson, Mrs. Judy ZESTABS SEE US FOR YOUR WORK COADUAOY Bridal Shower Given •• .Even Lower At NeiJon's r--:::------, AltD JACKEJS... ______ !24.95 tiJMf LAUNDRY ... Church Youth Activities Undelway candy aale WIS planned for Oct. 17 and each member Is to bring a plate of homemade candy. AuiUlary Ladles were to be asked to bring candy also. A Halloween party waa planned for the -1 meeting on Oct. ·II, at 8 p.m. . Attending were Brenda Hayes, VIcki Rizer, Sue Rice, Connie Patterson, Sharon Dakar, Denise llendrls, and the leader, Jean Hall. IENIRAL REPAIR JACKETS • Jtmior Auxiliary Meets GIRLS AND WOMEN'S CORDUROY .-. . . . . . . . . . . ._. • •, . SH~MPOO ' , . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . HyseU, Pllneroy. (Mrs.)Lot, Fern DIDon, Hobart DIUon to Richard K. F'reemaD, Allee M. Freeman, Lot lie, Pomeroy. . Pearl c. Jacobo, TIDa Jacohl, CIUford Jacobo, Mlldnld Jacobo to Slate of Ohio, Parcel, Wrap them up darlingly, Sallabury. . Pearl c. Jacobo, TIDa Jacobe keep them snuggly. to State of Ohio, Parcel, Salisbury. LADIES Clifford Jacoba, lllldre~ FURRY LOOK Jacobs to Slate of Ohio, Paftel, SaUabury. ... She wcrl8 wbUe we'rewaklng,llhe worts wbUe we sleep, She hopes and prays our council to keep. She's bock !c.-this year and withhelpfromabove, May we continue in loyalty, patriotism, and love. .!fillffl'{'lt' ,.,11 llil>'lt '1rl)Qol UJ oti ~Its ·!!: r'- •··.· ' A reception ~ Mn. Erma Cleland, wbo WJll recently OOIIllniaaloned IS deputy state councllor for Oleoler Council 321, IJauihters ri America, followed lbo fe8Ular meeting Tuesday nllbt at the hall. Mn. Cleland was -'«<ed around the haD by tile 118(1 bearers and the guards and then was takeu to tile front of the haD. There Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes pinned a ....., on her and read a tribute "We Wish We Had lhe Moon Tonight." Tbe council memben ung "Always" witll Mrs. Helen Wolf at the plano. Mrs. Esther Ridenour read a poem written by Mrs. Ada Morris in tribute to the work of Mn. Cleland .. deputy: Here'• to. deputy, that'.t aacond to 110110, 8be C8ll be..toua or she cube tun. · She 'I aerved in lbe summer, Sbe'aserved in the faD, But whatawr the aeaaon, she's right on the baD. Cash Advance! Check guarantee! Welcome everywhere! The Farmers Bank < ·· '.·.·':t:''/'/•/•n•··n ...·.·.;.·.-:;.·:;:·.--;:Y,.·'').X.·"·?/.-J.· .·.• ......·.-:-:,...-:. ··:-:-: ...·:-: ....,.................. :.... OU weUa have been drilled on Nora Pierson, Mrs. Lucy goll courses, beaches and =vie Donahue, Mrs. Doria Adams, lots. Mrs. Cleland Honored .rW' et&hl poWidl, t11ree ounces, _.,.. Uti Mra. RUe have a daUI!hter, Jandara Dee, four . Grand· parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Greene, Hartford, W. SYRACUSE - Roll call was CG~~taing a word pertaining to Va. andMr. llld Mn. Alva RUe, 8IIIWered by 12 memborr when fall, and Agnes Wblta wiU have Routa I, Middleport. the &mlhlne Makers Clau of Bible atudy. Following the lbe Firat United Presbyterian meetiD(j whldJ clooed with the Dwn:h met Sept. 17 In the MiJpall benedldlon a grsb bog Meiga church annu. Helen Harris sale wu bold. read ''Temptations and You" Altendlng were the praldont, from Guidepost, fc.- devotions. NaonoJLondoD; Janice l.aWIIIII, Reparta were read and ap- Belen Diddle, Morgarel Col· jnVed. trill, Helen Harris, Eather 'lbe clau wishes to thank Mr. Harden, Mlldred Pierce, Agnes and Mn. Dick Harris for the use White, Jean Hall. Chartolle Pearl C. Jacobo, TIDa Jacobo ol their IIUIIllller fishing camp Nease, Unda Hubbard, to Stata of Ohio, Parcel, u lbe annual plcuh: lite. Beatrice BlUe and gueoll TIDa Sallabury. Eleetlon day dinner wiU be Pierce and 0a11na Hubbard. Pearl C. Jacobo, Tina Jacobo BVed in lbe church annes by to State of Ohio, Parcel, the ciMa. Named to the planSsllsboJry. rUe COOIIIIIIIee were Agnes John M. wena. Adm., Laura Wblle, Cborlolte Nease, Jean R. WeUa, dec. to Sue Mc· Hall, Jamce l.aWIOII, Linda DAUGHTER BORN Lorraine McMurray, Hullbonl and Mildred Pierce. Mr.llld Mn. Paul Grtnltead Murray, Acres, Lebanon. lllmof !Dilt!ng projeda were of Beljre, are announcing the 13Allen K. Page, Carolyn S. ~ birth of a daUI!hter, Amy Jo, at Page to Glenn E. Vance, 1.72 Tbe meeting nilht waa lbe Camden Oarl< llo8pllal on Acres, Rutland. -chanaed from the third Sept. 30. Mr. and Mn. Tllomas Mary McCalll.tter to James A. 'l'llnday to lbe third Tuesday Grinstead, New Haven, W. va., Smith, Vada Smllll, 4 Acres, nleht of each month. are the grandparents. Mr. llld Salem. 'Fer lbe October meellng a Mrs. Grinstead's daughters, Robert F. Hinton to Helen L. poUuci: dinner wiU be held. lAirlllld Paul, have apent the Hinton, 3 aa-es, Rutland. Oc!Gber roU caU wiU be an- put several days here willl Mr. Rodney CardweU HyseU to .-eel witll a Bible vene and Mn. Robert Rllcble. Homer E. llyseU, Paolino L. 5Ctlf.N!. •itiL PASlblET \ till wt realized Wf'd bttTI yuiny b~ yestordau'• lltm> 24's ONLY 59$ BANNID By JOHNSON & JOHNSON 80 ct ~- 49' Check Ne&on!. ·DESERT ROWER . .. .. Hand & Body Ll1tilll ~ Price. s;., Reg . $4 $'J~tw. 16 ot. &, I o~. lfl. . . . . . .k(i ..,..,...""""' .........Ill,... \l ,.._fllt'lr ~·8~, M•. ·\, �1- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Oct. 8, 1970 Over 400 Meigs -Young People Observing National 4-H Week ·~ ·'' ',.' ft:::::<:::>.::::~:::~:·:·:;:~:~:::::::::::;:=:::::w.~:::::::::~:r.:~~;~:;~::;::.t::;;;;:;;;:;::~:=m:::;:;~:::::~;:;:::;:;m:f: :~ ~ •' & ~ .,. .'., !i' l' I Ed. Nole: Tbe brief articles 411 Ibis palf by.IJaed by Mete• County HI boys IIIII glrla were prepared by them ud are printed wllhoaleqe lD lbe maiD part. 'Ills II bow they leol about HI. Tll<ae Yllllll pe<Jpie repreoent of • t II 1ood about Amerlea today, wldeb II having 10 mucll bad said abooltt. ,...,.lhlll3 . ' .. '' ')i_. f S} :$ :<! ~ ~ ~::::::::::;:;:;:;~~:;:;:::::;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::~::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::&:~:::::::::::.~:::::::::::::::>.::::::::::::::!: 4 Years of Club Work (See Picture at Left) BY M.UIJt MORA My name Is Mark Mora, I am 12 years old and a member of lhe Meigs County Better Livestock, Guetnaey, Jersey Club, and a member of the 01ester Fann Boys 4-H Club. I have completed 4 years of club w<l'k. Mark Mora and Champion Calf What 4-H Means to Me By KeDDelh Bolen I've been in 4-H for the past 7 years and during those years the meaning of 4-H has come to mean a better me. 4-H means not ooly a better me but a better county, a better state, even a better country. The educational beneflts of 4H are many, ranging from the small individual carried projects to such things as National Cltlzenshlp Forum to even college scholsrship. This paat year I was the 1970 Jr. Fair King. This without a doubt was the most wonderful thing that has ever happened ID me. 1 also received a scholar· ship ID attend the 1970 National Citizenship Forum in Washington, D. C. While in Washington 1 learned what America really stands for and what it means to be sn American. Yes, you learn in 4-H but 4-H is more than just learning. It's having fun, being with kids your own age, doing things you all like to do. . I \'-. a • ~- .;, Four Million Young People Showing this .Week They Car# I Most Rewarding '• I, ! EJOIN HOTHERS IN SALUTING \ I I l THE EALTH ••• Meet People of . Other Counties ,. By Rlek Pierce 4-H is an honor which enables you ID meet and tslk with people from other counties. For I have gone to D. C. for the Also, I ' .! new friends. On my club projects I have taken beef projects for st. years and each year I meet new people and keep learning more about showing beef animals. So 4-H meana getting to know other people and learning new things from other people as weD as understanding their view ooints. Just working with the ' I' • 4-H Has Rewards To Youth Leadership is If lf The collective social conscience of nearly 4 million boys and girls is · · very much in evidence this week. These young ~le are 4-H members celebrating National4-H Week, Oct. 4 to 10. More than 400 of them are right here in Meigs Cowtty. . By pledging their head, heart, hands, and health to their clu~ • community and country, these 4-H'ers demonstrate concern .for their fellow man. Appropriate!~ enough, they have selected as their theme for national observance 'We care." Through their project work and club activities, they devel.op into responsible citizens, improve our environment, and build nutrition and health. They also engage in community development, strengthen family life, promote education, chart careers, and help spread the 4·H leam-by-dotng idea around the world. We note with pride the educational opportunities these y~g people receive through the 4·H ~rogram. Un~er the lea~~hip of the Cooperative Extenslon Sernce,, ~-H meebngs and activities are con· dUcted by County Extension,agents and volunteer local leaders. These action-oriented boys and girls from 9 to 19 years old, and some 'n million men and women who once were 4-H members, know the meaning ilf involvement. To them we extend our sincere good wishes for success. We look forward to their continuing achievement in their varied projects in science, agriculture, home economics, personal development, communlty service, leadership, and citizenship. They are building a better way oflife for themselves and the world. Experience in () fl. He Likes to KEN BOLEN . """"' The past summer! completed four dairy (I'Ojeclo, junior call, senior call, dally heller and dally production.! won "A" awards oo all of my dairy (I'Ojecls. My junior call was also entered in tbe Southe""tern Ohio District Guernsey Show in which she placed 11rst in her class then went on to win the Junior Championship. This made me very proud of ber. My dairy heHer, "Princess Pat", has now freshened and [resented me with another heifer call to add to my berd. In the Chester Fann Boys Club, I took Woodworking and Vegetable Gardening as my projecb. I feel sure some Wren family will enjoy the blue ribbon bird house I made. And my family appreclates my vegetable garden in which I received t.be championship ribbon. I have reallY liked attending camp at Clnlers cave each sununer Bince I joined HI. I appreciate aU tile help my advl.aors and juniiJr leaders have given me.Iwould like to invite other boys and girls to join in the 4-H program this next summer. ~ '1.',','\., '".1''>'-"-'"''1. \" • •• •:,O"••X• ....,.....,. ·.·-... •U ·.;::~ .-~. ...,;.:-,:.<· •··~···•,•.•,,•,•,,,;•,,.,: ••-:·.-.-..·.······:-~-.-.:;;:~:-• .·.·.-...... . . -· >v.·xX· .· . " ·····:::·...,-·:>.;···.-.. . ., •. ··=-···-,.-. ·....• ·.·.·.-.·-··-. . - " ' • ... V.:o:;; ' member of my 4-11 club as a Junior Leader upanda your capabilities to understand pe<Jpie and their probp In Ufe. ' In his Favorite Project Lem-n Together EUP 4·H ••• .,':,' .: ' "' IH. 'fhete~l·· ll l~ of .'~are;l';,I~Jk RICK PIERCE They Have Fun, THAT ' iJ.I,Our.~Ametir;a's )i~uffi tJfie days~·~-· Every paper you read. Every time you twist a dial. You worry. Then, you start thinking abouc a great bunch of kids who make up 4-H. The kids who make up America. They've dedicated their growing-up years co learning and helping. Developed skilb and pUt them to work- ac home, in their communities. They're "hlp" on suong bodies and strong character. They care about che world. Suddenly, the "scare" talk cums into "care" talk. And you relax. It's bright and hopelul again. Thanks, aU you 4-H'ers, America's future belongs to you. You are America's future! liGule Wood In Club Work 4-H Is Lots of Hard Work, and Fun By J1111e Jordall It meana a lot of bard work with a lot of fun mlsed with it. For the put aeven years I've shared both with the Columbl.a Make It girls. We help each other on our projects and have ahared all our ezperience in 4-H work together. Our club is always doing things to keep everyone in· terested. This paat mooth we took a trip to Wllliamatown, West Virglnl.a and took a tour of the Fenton Glass Factory. We also came home with a lot of nice glassware. Our club always has several money making projects during !be year . These past two summers we have sold candy and have been host IDa Stanley party. Both are always a great success. We have donated to the camp and this summer we had enough money to buy each girl a 4-H jacket of which we are all very proud. I have made a lot of new friends through camp, Jr. leadership meetings and county gatherings. We really enjoyed our eiChange 4-ll'er from New Y«k this paat summer. I have learned so many new things, and each year things aeem to turn out a little better. The 4-H way Is a great way of life. tau's Ashland Senice POmeroy, 0. National Bank 0. RONNIE WOOD '" I!,...! ' fllllli!MIOO ' ,. . MartinRutl1nd. Funeral Home O. L • ZPomeny, DllssQ.Shop The Home Laundry Co. Citizens National Bank Middleport, 0. Middleport, Francis Florist POmeroy, 0. Pomeroy, 0. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Middleport, o. The Sewing Center ExtenBi.on Report ~mbearable that any method of escape II welcomed. Jl you grew up without patents who cared, without enough food to eat, without an adequate educaUon because your ~ reaented having a ''llid like you" in their class, and wiUaoul• ~because no one else showed you how or even that · her children but wonder wilY the chlldi'eucre~nuo much. Or a father who llhlps his children or COIIIIIanily rldleules and belltlles them caJ)IIOI uilderotand wey lheY 8bow him 10 Utile aflecUon or respect. Patt:~~fl need to rillllfe that often it II their own behavi« that [II'Oiilcesin their chUibn !bey contact the wry IIYJDPionls IIley worry about. · ' A need or delire to uae d1i1gl ®elil~ jllll happen, it develops as lhe penon develops, wlielber It be 1 need to eecape, reduce tenilonl, or ,ebel. · The drug UJm are not ilnya from the More and mor~ he Is the per1011 who :hils everythlnt. Everything but what he needa - people who cared from the beginning to guide, encourage, and love blm allllo.. lhe way. · 1be <riUcal quei!IIJII remaln.l. We haw a very ll<.'l'ious (I'Ohlem. Wru:.are we golna to do about It? lluma. II M&R Center Pomeroy Flower Shop 0. POmeroy, 0. Pomeroy Cement Black C.. •: ' you needed one, if you were Ibis boy or girl wouldn't you want to eacape? We become what we have been. Frvm the moment an Infant il _born ha begins to learn about lhe world. When his mother boldil him MCUrely in her ltinl, heinterpreta Ills w«ld as good •nd reiVardlng. When' no on• fondles ~ af. fectimalely, his world becomes cold and cruel. We've all used the ezpreukln, "lint. blqnaions are lasting ones" and the inlant agrea wholebell'ledJ¥, What be·· leaMIII early in Ufe often takes precedence over the thlnka be discovers 11\ter on. • AIJ tllfc chUd grows, his personaUIJ develops as he Jden. lilies witb his pannts, his peen and adulta outalde the famlly. Man)' linilll ~dulll undel'eltlmate the lmpra~~~lonl made by aeeminalf lJillplfleanl~:~~oountets. Amother may scream at o. Moore's Store Drugs, Welcome Cop Out to Escape frorn Reality BY DEBORAH OONJtLIN Metp EJ;Ie•loa Aleal, Heme Eeooomles Drugs dilute dilemmas - or do IIley? Ther<! are aimolt as many reuGIIIfor uaing clrvgJ as there ore abuses. For IOIIle, the ac>caUed cbemlcal "cop oul" Is a meana to escape reality. Their world hal become 10 empty and ·- Thu la A Publie Senlice Announcement By The Following: t '~ POmeroy, 0. . DalisWamer Insurance Service ' \ • ~' GoesslerPOmeroy, JeweiiJ -0. · ' .•• I .. I �1- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 ., Oct. 8, 1970 Over 400 Meigs -Young People Observing National 4-H Week ·~ ·'' ',.' ft:::::<:::>.::::~:::~:·:·:;:~:~:::::::::::;:=:::::w.~:::::::::~:r.:~~;~:;~::;::.t::;;;;:;;;:;::~:=m:::;:;~:::::~;:;:::;:;m:f: :~ ~ •' & ~ .,. .'., !i' l' I Ed. Nole: Tbe brief articles 411 Ibis palf by.IJaed by Mete• County HI boys IIIII glrla were prepared by them ud are printed wllhoaleqe lD lbe maiD part. 'Ills II bow they leol about HI. Tll<ae Yllllll pe<Jpie repreoent of • t II 1ood about Amerlea today, wldeb II having 10 mucll bad said abooltt. ,...,.lhlll3 . ' .. '' ')i_. f S} :$ :<! ~ ~ ~::::::::::;:;:;:;~~:;:;:::::;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::~::::::::::::::::.:::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::&:~:::::::::::.~:::::::::::::::>.::::::::::::::!: 4 Years of Club Work (See Picture at Left) BY M.UIJt MORA My name Is Mark Mora, I am 12 years old and a member of lhe Meigs County Better Livestock, Guetnaey, Jersey Club, and a member of the 01ester Fann Boys 4-H Club. I have completed 4 years of club w<l'k. Mark Mora and Champion Calf What 4-H Means to Me By KeDDelh Bolen I've been in 4-H for the past 7 years and during those years the meaning of 4-H has come to mean a better me. 4-H means not ooly a better me but a better county, a better state, even a better country. The educational beneflts of 4H are many, ranging from the small individual carried projects to such things as National Cltlzenshlp Forum to even college scholsrship. This paat year I was the 1970 Jr. Fair King. This without a doubt was the most wonderful thing that has ever happened ID me. 1 also received a scholar· ship ID attend the 1970 National Citizenship Forum in Washington, D. C. While in Washington 1 learned what America really stands for and what it means to be sn American. Yes, you learn in 4-H but 4-H is more than just learning. It's having fun, being with kids your own age, doing things you all like to do. . I \'-. a • ~- .;, Four Million Young People Showing this .Week They Car# I Most Rewarding '• I, ! EJOIN HOTHERS IN SALUTING \ I I l THE EALTH ••• Meet People of . Other Counties ,. By Rlek Pierce 4-H is an honor which enables you ID meet and tslk with people from other counties. For I have gone to D. C. for the Also, I ' .! new friends. On my club projects I have taken beef projects for st. years and each year I meet new people and keep learning more about showing beef animals. So 4-H meana getting to know other people and learning new things from other people as weD as understanding their view ooints. Just working with the ' I' • 4-H Has Rewards To Youth Leadership is If lf The collective social conscience of nearly 4 million boys and girls is · · very much in evidence this week. These young ~le are 4-H members celebrating National4-H Week, Oct. 4 to 10. More than 400 of them are right here in Meigs Cowtty. . By pledging their head, heart, hands, and health to their clu~ • community and country, these 4-H'ers demonstrate concern .for their fellow man. Appropriate!~ enough, they have selected as their theme for national observance 'We care." Through their project work and club activities, they devel.op into responsible citizens, improve our environment, and build nutrition and health. They also engage in community development, strengthen family life, promote education, chart careers, and help spread the 4·H leam-by-dotng idea around the world. We note with pride the educational opportunities these y~g people receive through the 4·H ~rogram. Un~er the lea~~hip of the Cooperative Extenslon Sernce,, ~-H meebngs and activities are con· dUcted by County Extension,agents and volunteer local leaders. These action-oriented boys and girls from 9 to 19 years old, and some 'n million men and women who once were 4-H members, know the meaning ilf involvement. To them we extend our sincere good wishes for success. We look forward to their continuing achievement in their varied projects in science, agriculture, home economics, personal development, communlty service, leadership, and citizenship. They are building a better way oflife for themselves and the world. Experience in () fl. He Likes to KEN BOLEN . """"' The past summer! completed four dairy (I'Ojeclo, junior call, senior call, dally heller and dally production.! won "A" awards oo all of my dairy (I'Ojecls. My junior call was also entered in tbe Southe""tern Ohio District Guernsey Show in which she placed 11rst in her class then went on to win the Junior Championship. This made me very proud of ber. My dairy heHer, "Princess Pat", has now freshened and [resented me with another heifer call to add to my berd. In the Chester Fann Boys Club, I took Woodworking and Vegetable Gardening as my projecb. I feel sure some Wren family will enjoy the blue ribbon bird house I made. And my family appreclates my vegetable garden in which I received t.be championship ribbon. I have reallY liked attending camp at Clnlers cave each sununer Bince I joined HI. I appreciate aU tile help my advl.aors and juniiJr leaders have given me.Iwould like to invite other boys and girls to join in the 4-H program this next summer. ~ '1.',','\., '".1''>'-"-'"''1. \" • •• •:,O"••X• ....,.....,. ·.·-... •U ·.;::~ .-~. ...,;.:-,:.<· •··~···•,•.•,,•,•,,,;•,,.,: ••-:·.-.-..·.······:-~-.-.:;;:~:-• .·.·.-...... . . -· >v.·xX· .· . " ·····:::·...,-·:>.;···.-.. . ., •. ··=-···-,.-. ·....• ·.·.·.-.·-··-. . - " ' • ... V.:o:;; ' member of my 4-11 club as a Junior Leader upanda your capabilities to understand pe<Jpie and their probp In Ufe. ' In his Favorite Project Lem-n Together EUP 4·H ••• .,':,' .: ' "' IH. 'fhete~l·· ll l~ of .'~are;l';,I~Jk RICK PIERCE They Have Fun, THAT ' iJ.I,Our.~Ametir;a's )i~uffi tJfie days~·~-· Every paper you read. Every time you twist a dial. You worry. Then, you start thinking abouc a great bunch of kids who make up 4-H. The kids who make up America. They've dedicated their growing-up years co learning and helping. Developed skilb and pUt them to work- ac home, in their communities. They're "hlp" on suong bodies and strong character. They care about che world. Suddenly, the "scare" talk cums into "care" talk. And you relax. It's bright and hopelul again. Thanks, aU you 4-H'ers, America's future belongs to you. You are America's future! liGule Wood In Club Work 4-H Is Lots of Hard Work, and Fun By J1111e Jordall It meana a lot of bard work with a lot of fun mlsed with it. For the put aeven years I've shared both with the Columbl.a Make It girls. We help each other on our projects and have ahared all our ezperience in 4-H work together. Our club is always doing things to keep everyone in· terested. This paat mooth we took a trip to Wllliamatown, West Virglnl.a and took a tour of the Fenton Glass Factory. We also came home with a lot of nice glassware. Our club always has several money making projects during !be year . These past two summers we have sold candy and have been host IDa Stanley party. Both are always a great success. We have donated to the camp and this summer we had enough money to buy each girl a 4-H jacket of which we are all very proud. I have made a lot of new friends through camp, Jr. leadership meetings and county gatherings. We really enjoyed our eiChange 4-ll'er from New Y«k this paat summer. I have learned so many new things, and each year things aeem to turn out a little better. The 4-H way Is a great way of life. tau's Ashland Senice POmeroy, 0. National Bank 0. RONNIE WOOD '" I!,...! ' fllllli!MIOO ' ,. . MartinRutl1nd. Funeral Home O. L • ZPomeny, DllssQ.Shop The Home Laundry Co. Citizens National Bank Middleport, 0. Middleport, Francis Florist POmeroy, 0. Pomeroy, 0. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Middleport, o. The Sewing Center ExtenBi.on Report ~mbearable that any method of escape II welcomed. Jl you grew up without patents who cared, without enough food to eat, without an adequate educaUon because your ~ reaented having a ''llid like you" in their class, and wiUaoul• ~because no one else showed you how or even that · her children but wonder wilY the chlldi'eucre~nuo much. Or a father who llhlps his children or COIIIIIanily rldleules and belltlles them caJ)IIOI uilderotand wey lheY 8bow him 10 Utile aflecUon or respect. Patt:~~fl need to rillllfe that often it II their own behavi« that [II'Oiilcesin their chUibn !bey contact the wry IIYJDPionls IIley worry about. · ' A need or delire to uae d1i1gl ®elil~ jllll happen, it develops as lhe penon develops, wlielber It be 1 need to eecape, reduce tenilonl, or ,ebel. · The drug UJm are not ilnya from the More and mor~ he Is the per1011 who :hils everythlnt. Everything but what he needa - people who cared from the beginning to guide, encourage, and love blm allllo.. lhe way. · 1be <riUcal quei!IIJII remaln.l. We haw a very ll<.'l'ious (I'Ohlem. Wru:.are we golna to do about It? lluma. II M&R Center Pomeroy Flower Shop 0. POmeroy, 0. Pomeroy Cement Black C.. •: ' you needed one, if you were Ibis boy or girl wouldn't you want to eacape? We become what we have been. Frvm the moment an Infant il _born ha begins to learn about lhe world. When his mother boldil him MCUrely in her ltinl, heinterpreta Ills w«ld as good •nd reiVardlng. When' no on• fondles ~ af. fectimalely, his world becomes cold and cruel. We've all used the ezpreukln, "lint. blqnaions are lasting ones" and the inlant agrea wholebell'ledJ¥, What be·· leaMIII early in Ufe often takes precedence over the thlnka be discovers 11\ter on. • AIJ tllfc chUd grows, his personaUIJ develops as he Jden. lilies witb his pannts, his peen and adulta outalde the famlly. Man)' linilll ~dulll undel'eltlmate the lmpra~~~lonl made by aeeminalf lJillplfleanl~:~~oountets. Amother may scream at o. Moore's Store Drugs, Welcome Cop Out to Escape frorn Reality BY DEBORAH OONJtLIN Metp EJ;Ie•loa Aleal, Heme Eeooomles Drugs dilute dilemmas - or do IIley? Ther<! are aimolt as many reuGIIIfor uaing clrvgJ as there ore abuses. For IOIIle, the ac>caUed cbemlcal "cop oul" Is a meana to escape reality. Their world hal become 10 empty and ·- Thu la A Publie Senlice Announcement By The Following: t '~ POmeroy, 0. . DalisWamer Insurance Service ' \ • ~' GoesslerPOmeroy, JeweiiJ -0. · ' .•• I .. I �1... ·-aargiiDs~'iaFgains, and ForMore Bargains In Sentinel Classifieds WANT AD INfiOAMATION WIN AT IINIOol! Rent Notice 3 ROOM unfuiT' 'Iho.d apartment. Phone 99".~- nu. 7-1-Hc , 1!i':~Wt [ Business Services \ ' . SIEGIBI ::::::::::::=:=,=;:::::::::=~========1' OUDLINU RUMMAGE SALE, OCt. I, 9, s P .M. D•wo a~tore Publlc•tlon · and 10. Stark Building, Monday Oeaelline te .m. Pomero~a.Crou from pos.t Clncelletion & Corrections office sortd by Forest Will be accepted until ta .m. for Run,.· odlst Church FURNISHED ond unfurnished D•y of Publication · 1"• •Jtc apartment!.. Close to school. a•GULATIONS Phone 992-543-1. The Publisher reurves the - - - - - - - - ly Cswold & James Jacoby riQht to edit or reject any ads HAYMAN'S AUCTION Mouse, 10.18-lfc deemed ob lec l lonel. Th e laurel Cliff, 'I~<W open each publisher will not be responsible Friday to ':' !Celve 'on- UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom All sizes in stock, NORm I 149.95 up. We install. for more than on l' Incorrect slgnments at 10 a.m. Auction houoe. Phone 992-3231. .Q943 insertion . RATES starting at 7 p.m. Let us sell 10.7-4tc we service, we finance. .QH 2 For Want ACI Service your merchandise. • :3:-;:R-;;OOM:;:::c;-o-lum-1:-•h:-ed,.,--opa-r.,..tment 5 cents per word one Insertion 3-22-tfc POMEROY with nice yard In Middleport . Minimum Charge 7Sc • 653 J. W. Ctrlly, M1r. 12 cents per worel thr•e 2 992 WILL pick up merchandise and Phone · 73) or 992·202. Plltne "2·2111 WEST EAST consecutive insertions. 10.7-tfc 18 cents per word six con - .-'" take to auction on a per. .J2 .1081 centage b.. ls . Call Jim IG~AiUR~Ao;G;rEc:spa::::cce=-.0E'=xcel=o;l~ent for secutive innrtlons . • 8643 .AJIO 25 Per cent Discount en Plld Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. storage. Boat, camper, etc. GREEN beans, tomatoes. Pick tQJI01 t653 your own. Also, pota~oes and ads end eds pa id within 10 days . From the Largnt Truck• o~ Phone 7ol2-4461. Mrs. Gsll Miller. Ptione 992. .KH .JI092 sweet potatoes. Bring conCARO OF THANKS 3196. 9-23-Hc Bulldozer Radiator to the & OIITUARY tainers. Andrew Cross. Letart SOIJTII(D) -.,--~-10-7-Jtc Smallest Heater Core. I "I 50 f\>r 50 word mlnlmu., . Falls. GUN SHOOT. SumJay, October .AK6S Each additional word 2c. 10-7-4tc 11. 1 p. m. Mile Hill Road. ILIND ADS •Ks For Sale or Trade Sponsored by Recine Fire Add itional 25c Chtrge per tAK82 Aove-fltisemenl. Department. HAVE USED gas woter heater YORKSHIRE pigs. Phone 992· . ••• ft2..214J Pomeroy .AQ8 OfFICE t"IOURS 10.1-Jtc will trade for electric water 6279. Neither vulnerable 8:30a.m . to 5:00p.m. Deily, heater. Phone 992-.1010. Call 10.7-4tc :30 a .m. to 12 :00 Noon ¥/eot North Eost SOMIIh 8Seturdey . GUN SHOOT. Forked Run after 5 p.m. 10·5-Jtc GIRL SCOUT uniform, "•• 10. Sportsman Club, Sunday, Paa Pus 2N.T. Boy Scout uniform, Size 14. October 11. p.., Pus Both like new. Phone 77J.5.413. I!J.-7-Jtc In Memory Sale Puo Pus p.,. 10.7-31c IN LOVING memory of George SPECIAL services planned for 2 GAS heaters. nice bulldl"9 Pus N. Sargent who passed away lots. Albert Hill. Main St., RHODES Market Building. Sunday at the Hertford OpeniJIII lead-• Q four years ago : Racine . Phone 9.W-2261. Dorea•, Ohio, St. Rt. 12•. Christian Union Church combined store building and lO.Htc Sunday, Oc1obtr 11, 2 p.m. And Complete Line Four years ago on October 8 In JACOBY MODERN the IIVI"9 quarters with kitchen Rev. Leonard Fitts, &peaklr. of Supplies Your passing away left an opening two-club bld often Evening services at 7:30p.m. STEREO, WALNUT Modern sink, complete bethroom, hot f.lace. w•ter tank, 3 gas s1oves, empty featuring the tour Jour s h o w s a 23-24 point nostyle, 4 speaker sound bullf·ln clothes closets, .Memor es art treasures tl me neyman Quartet. Revival trump. North's two-heart resystem, 4 speed automatic shelving 1nd counters In cannot erase. Mason, W. Yo . beginnl"9 Mar-day, October sponse showed 4-6 points and changer_. Balance 164.15. Use store, coal house and one We do not know why we had ro 12, with Rev. Roy Taylor. fl:l-5675 our budget terms. Cell 992- outbuilding, several apple, South's two no-trump rebid part Everyone welcome. Pastor Open O.ily 1 m• p.m. 3352. announced that he had a noBut we do know lt left a cherry and peach trees, lots of 0' Dell Men ley. 6:301119p.m. broken heart. trump-type holding. He flowers and shrubbery. Will 10.7·31C - - - - - , - - liJ-6.61< accept bids on buildings alone wanted to he in game heSadly missed by his wife, I WILL not be responsible for EARLY American Stereo-radio to be torn down and moved cause 23 plus 4 equals r1 but combination. AM & FM radio, Barbara. and family . any debts contracted b{ 4 speaker sound system, -4 away or on combined store. Rtal Estate For Sale he didn't want to hurry mal· 10-8- ltp anyone other than mysel . speed automatic changer. building · house and land. LOTS WITH all utilities. ters. Maybe North would Will iam Black, Rt. 1, Mid- Balance $78 .69 . Use our Contact Harry Rhodes, c-o want to get into a suit conRestricted sub division: 112 to Volley Baking Co., dleport, Ohio. budget terms. Call 992·3352. Ohio :"'-acre lots. Phone Chester tract. Notice Middleport, or phone 675-1981, t0-6-Jtp 10.6-.ltc Pt. Pleasant, evenings only. 985·3301, night 915-3302. North certai11ly did. His WILL give piano lessons In my ---------~~~~~~ 1·6-tfc 10-7-Jtc three-club call was Stayman. home. Phone 992-3666. I WILL not be responsible for FINE PORCELAIN china by B-t6-tfc any debts contracted by Norlteke. Complete set, $5.2.4 We u.e Stayman after openGOOD Investment property . anyone other than myself . per 5-plece place :settlng. Call PAR KVI EW Kennels, Poodles, · House with three furnished ing one and two no-trump Lowell McNickle, 70 North 992-5602. and bird dogo. AKC. Pet and apartmenfl, basement, two ralls and after two clubs Second St .. Middleport, Ohio. 10·8-3tc -; how puppies. Grooming. garages. Monthly incom.tJ. that is followed by a two noPhone 992-5443. 10·2-4tp $190. Priced reasonably for trump rebid. South re 3·17-Hc HOMEMADE Ice cream by quick sale. Phone 992·3035. sponded to Slayman with quarts . Racine Fireman 7-19-tlc Lost and Found three spades and North A:~~~~~~M~';.T Auxiliary. Phone 949-3471 or -~----'-Auto Sales raised to game. cue No. zo:.u LOST, LARGE block and whlto 9.W-3293. form, large house, 7 collie. Answers to "Cubby." 10.8-6tc 1966 PONTIAC, GTO, 389. .. 75-ACRE West opened the queen of Estate- of Moroaret A. Bailey rooms and befh, 3 Mils, bern, Please call 992-2667. Reward. - - - - - - diamonds and South saw Deceased . speed, $1,100. Also, 1969 shed. Call992·251lafter 5 p.m. 10+3tc CHINESE rlngneck pheasant•, Notice is hereby g iven that . 1 he would have his work Marjorie Toyota Corona 2 d<>Of" hard- Call 7ol2·5n5. Ina L. Smith of R. 0 , SOc to S2 each,"' farm. Phone top, automatic, $1,500. Phone 10.6-.llc cut out for him at the spade Pome,.ov . Ohio. has been dulv Letart, W. Va . 895-3972 any Chester 985-3503 after 5 p.m . Executrix of the Help Wanted game · He deCt.dCd to 1eave appolnftd aay except Saturday. Est•te of Margaret A. Bartev. 10-6-6tp 6 ROOM HOUSE, beth, •'l<o· 10-8-6tp trumps alone for awhile and decened , late of Meigs county , HOUSEKEEPER needed. Live acres. In Long Bottom, Olio. to see what could be done Ohio. In if desired . Good working 196'1 OLDSMOBILE 98 luxury Coli 614-865-3325 New about ruffing a couple of his Cr,tdltors are required to file conditions. Phone 992-.5151. 1962 DODGE 'll·ton pickup. 1'11· sedan, air conditioned, full Matomorao, Ohio or Chatter cards in dummy. their claims with said fiduciary 10·8-tfc foot bed, 6-cyllnder . Good power, FM radio, etc. New 915-41.&1. P1uf Hauber, owner. within four months. tires . Donald Foglesong, shape, $500. W. H. Richmond, 10-6-6tp He cashed the ace and Date-d this 6th day of October Mason, Phone nl-5561. Leading Creek Road. 197 king of d1amonds and ruffed 0F . H. O' Brien HAVE immediate opening for 10..5-ltc 10·6·3tC a third djamond low. ~en b t office secretary, shorfhand '"h. Pro I • Judge of said and typing necessary , he led a hear t I oward lS County knt.>wledge of bookkeeping COAL, limestone. Excelsior 1967 PONTIAC Tempest, 4-door, hand . East's 10 l.ost to (IOJ 8• 15 ' 27 • Jtc helpful. Experience not Salt Works, E. Main St., stl!lndars, VI, whitewalls . South's king . Now South led essential. Interviews will be Pomeroy. Phone 99'2·3191. leaving States, must sell, CLOSE IN, ALMOST NEW- 3 hia last diamond. Wbeo West NOTICE OF arran,ed. Write Box 729-L, •·9-Hc $1195. Phone 992-304.1. bedronms, bath, built-In foUowed South carefully disAPPOINT~~~:~ •. ,us• c-o he Dally Sentinel. ---::--::-:---10_ -8-3tp kitchen, · utility room, carded a club from dummy. Estate 01 Bess campl..lell, Pomeroy, Ohio, stating 1'\WNINGS. storm doors and B workshop, garage, braeze· training, experience and any w 1n dow s. carports, 1962 11 RAM Ex- way, about 7 acres woodland.· Tbere was no poIn t sending Dece ..eo. t LER dill classic. Ph a low trump like a lamb to Notice Is hereby given that other helpful Information. marquees, blown and batt ce en con on. one 992- $12.900. Wiilil e T t 230 e 10-6-4tc lt)Julotlon. Elmer White, J3.12. the ~laughter. • . Sllll'll~. Strut~'n:lor?hlnoton; , , .,k,• .r!KJte...,tetloit". For frlf 1 ,7", , . 10+<1!~ Wtst· was on lead aud•· .Q~"•w-""'~T. lnlo<l• W · ~miftt/41(111~1o1:harl•' ·- .,. -"'!' a heart to East's Elfllleutor •• tho Elate ot Bell allied TO' !II) ~~ ' L1" le. Syracuse. ' · v . v.".·'R'ea.l .E."state.,F~· sa"l~,.. '"' ,':""·' . Cai!W'"pbell, deceastd. late of -· Joh d Son Inc "' ac . Back came the Jack of Melps county, Ohio. USEOsteeltraps,wWpaycash. nson an ' · clubs. The queen was C_reditors are required to we anJ make, any size. Phone 8-30-tfc t-tOME bulldln~ lots within ftnhessed unsuccessfully _and ~~~~i;•t~:,s,:~~~~:ld fiducla!·y 74 -3656. blft~~~; Clo!: ~~n~lgLIJ ~~~ FAR ENOUGH, NOT 1o._7·3tc t e defense had three tricks Deteel ttl Is 6th Clay ot october _ _ _ _ _ _____ Mr. & Mrs. and fairgrounds . This Is a new JUST TOO FAR FROM SHOP· in. That was all they could mo. Mobile Home Customer development, oil lot• Iorge 10 GAUGE •Ingle, double or PING, 1112 story frame, 3 get. Actually a club was re. F. H. O' Brien lever action shotgun. Phone and have good drainage . bedrooms, bath, newly turned. South won ruffed his ccu:.~obate Jud.oe 01 Uiel 742-~We Invite Compttrlsonl Phone 992-6887 after 5 p.m. painted, $6,500. la&t elub in dummy and ran (I 11. t5. 22. Jtc 10·7·31< Bring your mobile homo lO.t -Hc off the rest of the tricks in prices ond needlto us and lef WHY PAY RENT? 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms. bath. In good trumps. NOW PAYING, Ginoeng, IJO us tell yovlhetruth In Mobile ALL ELECTRIC 3-bedroom home, lull basement, condition, good neighborhood. NOTICE OF per pound. Golden Seal, S1.75 Home buYI"91 No hidden All thls was rather lucky per pound. Seel tops and aluminum siding, storm doors SJ,7SO. but four spades did mate APPOINT~:.:~ •. 20m stems. S.!O por pound. Bill cos1s In 0!1' _prices 1I and windows. One acre of ground. Drilled well, $12,500. wblle three no-trump would Estate ot Iva M. Donohue. !Ioiiey, Second St., ReedTO BUY OR SELL almost surely have gone Dtceued. svllle, Ol>lo 45772. Phone 9'*9-2739. CONTACT US down Notice Is hereby <aiYen that I0-"'"6tc t0-8-3tc HENRY CLELAND · Mlldrod Loeof R. 0 . 2. Albany, - - - - - - - REALTOR ---,--_- - - (Hflnpoper fnte,,;,. Awl.) Ohio, hiS bHn ofduty nout 7T . I''· TUPPERS PLAINS , 2 new Office H2-2259 Admlnlltratrht the appointed Estate of OLD UPRIGHT pion-. '"' any ~ t • IPPifl .. 1n1, 0. three-bedroom homes plus .... H2-2561 In M. Donohue, deceased, late condition, as long as have no ("7·Jif1Dr667·32U carport and utility room . City of Meh~t County, Ohio . been wet. Paying $10 each. 10-ol-6tc Creditors ere required to file First floor only. Mondays will water, total electric. Lot size ----------their claims wl1h llid fleluciary be pick·UP day. Write, gjving WARM MORNING heat..-, like 100x200. J . W. Arb6ugh . within four monthl. good directions, Witten Plano Phone Coolville 667·3289. new. Bottled gss, 165. Also. Dated thiS 6th day of October, Company, Box 188, Sardis, kenmore with blower, bottled 1970 · The bidding has been: Ol>lo Olol6. 7 ROOM modern house with gos. S70. Phone 7•2-5716. F. H. O'Brien U/o 8-2G-tfc Probate Judg• of said 9-30-Hc extra lot In Pomeroy. Must County ..,-----:----1111, will take best offer. 00) I, 15, 27, 3tc OLD furniture, dllhn. bnu FIELD grown chrysanthe- Phone 949-2165 or 1~14-2283t bods, etc. Write M. D. Miller, 3N.T. ? mums, and mums In full Rt. ., Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 9-29-121< You, South, ho1d: bloom . Reynolds' Flower 992-6271 . Shop, Mason. W. Vo . .AQU .KI85 tU 4>Q111 9-1-tlc 10.8·21< What do you do now? LEGAL NOTICE Bids will be received In the A-.! lwr boorta. Clabo lo IRISH cobblers ond Kennebec Rent Commillioners omce tor a 1971 IGiac lo .. 0 . . . . . . opot ot ...... Sheriff's potatoes. Charles Hilton, cer unlil 9:00 a.m. lrump. Portland. Ohio. Phone 8o4J. o'clock on October '1.7, 1970. TRAILER, Brown' s Tr&ller 2268. Specifications eu as follows : Park, Minersville. Phone 992· GEO. HOBSTETTER, Color - solid white ltwo tone 3324. 9-:Ullfc BROKER cotor - white to belt line . Dieck 9-9-tfc MIDDLEPORT - Trailer lot bottom! . --------BASSET puppies, AKC, IJO. F. 011 Filter 1650.00 See the New 1971 Heavy Duty Air Cieener MIDDLEPORT, 3-room fur - A. Benedum, Reedsville, Notice Ohio. Phone 667-3156. Windshield WaShers and var nished apartment tor couple 10... 121c 57 ACRES- • bedroom home, Speed Electric Wipers with one child. First floor. beth, gss furnace (farced Beck up lights GARAGE SALE, lOa. m. to s p. Phone 7•2·5032. olrl, drilled well. Small bern. Spot llghl end mirror 1970 ZIG-ZAG SewinG m. Saturday, Oct. 10. lO.S.Jtc NEW SIO,OOO.OO & Heavy duty Alternator Machine In original faclory Numerous Items. 336 ~sley Heeter and Defroster carton . Zig -Zag to make St., Pomeroy. H. D. Battery TRAILER space, one mile from buttonhole~, sew on buttons, 66 ACRES- Old house, bern, 10-1-2tc Undercoating new Meigs High School on old monograms, and make fancy Vinyl UphOlstery {black ~:kyoung tlmber. ISO.OO per Now On Display I Rt. 33. Phone 992-2941. designs with lust the twist of a perferred) 350 Cu . ln . 9-20-JOlc Sl"9le dial. Lefl In lay-away POMEROY - 3 bodrooms, 2 Remanlng 1970 Mobile . Engine (minimum) and never been used. Will sell must be Power Disc Brakes tor only a.l7 cash. or E-Z beths, ttNm heat. Double Homes Power Steering NEWLY docontect, 3 room gorogs. m.ooo.oo moved I Term•. Phone 992-~. Non Slip Differential furnished apartment, adults lo.2-4tc 55 Amp Heav~ Duty Alter oniy. 126 Mulberry Ave . 76 ACRES - 8 room houoe. netor With 70 Amp . Batlerv Phone 992-4698. porches. celltr. J car garage, ELECTROLUX Vacuum Heav~ Duty Hydrametlc . 9-6-Hc Young fruit. Minerals. Automellc Trantm ill iOn Cleaner complete with atOHIO'S LARGEST $15,500.00 Air Faam Seata tachmen1s, cordwlnder and MOilLE HOME DEALER NICELY furnished 2-bedroom NEED 2GO ACRES Antifreeze paint spray. Used but In like s.. t belts front end rear apartment, Middleport . HELEN and VIRGIL new condition. Pay 137.4$ (regulation) Phone 992-3814. TEAFORD cash IX terms If detired. Standerd Pollee packeoe Main StrHI m.ms ASSOCtATU 9-JO.Hc _;_ Phone 992-2685. whiCh lnch.tdes In eddltion to m.:ms 10.2-4tc above: SYRACUSE Heavy Duty 5 blade ran, FURNISHED apartment, • - - - - - - - - - 10._2:.1c U.S. Rt, st 1!. Ignition suspension eQuipment, rooms and beth. Albert Hill, SMALL PONY, nice with _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ heavv sprlngt end shocks, Main St., Racine . Phone 9.49- children. Also, welk-In cooler neevy Cluty fronl ~ut. tnd 2261. unit. complefe. 1955 on•tan nea vy duty floor mats . _ _ _ _ _ _ _l_O._S-61c Ford truck, cottle rocks . 8.25 x ~5 four ply tlre1 Iii CepacHy f'llone 9ol9-30t3. Spotlight witt! mirror Moytat REMODELED 3·btdroom 10. ..6tc 4 door Autont•tlcs house on Lincoln Heighil. This bid Is to be with 1 traele 2 speed OPtrlfiOn . In of 1 1967 Dodge Coronet A Ph001e m -wo. ONE WALNUT lreo cut down Cholet Of water door seelan which mty be sten 9-27-tfc reedy to haul. Phone 8-43-2476. temu . Auto . at the Meigs County HiQhwey - -- - - - 10. ..61c wtttr level Garage et any time . control. Lint The Ccmmlllloners reserve • llttr or Power lhe right to reJect tny or ell PI" A$11tilfOr . Dlels . .,.,m•· ,rtlt Martha Chambers, Clerk Mer••• \!~I 8, 15, 21c HetetfHeat Dry•rt lurr,ound clothts wit gentle, even htit . No hot IPOII, LEQAL NOTICE no overdrylno , The Chester Township 'lnt Mtlh Lint fFor menswear store. Excellent Trustus wlll offer for sale al Filter . · public euctlon to b• h~ld en WtiH4illllt tft working conditl!)ns and good lob s.,tUrday, October 7-4, at 10 a . m. M~:t:T"O at the Chester Town Hall, the led Carpet security. Write Box 1000-X 11'1 care of following: ,. , lenlte 1951 Dodor 2 ton Clump truck this newspaper stating age, IX· 19.SIII GMC 1 ton truck with oood tlru. perience etc. Chester Township Trustees Willi s Frost, Clerk 742-42i 1 Arnold Gi:ete ' .. R.d11nc1, 0. I 10 I 15 , n. Jlc ' ' Find Major Fit Alter 2-Ciub Bid HEATER fOil EXPERIENCED Radiator Selvice • e• ·-- ---------- 2. 3. ------- EEl: 4Nn For •BLAETTNARS SOUIH TROPICAL ASH EwiJn McDaniel LEGAL NOTICE Cleland Realty~ JOHNSON MASONRY PAW!! WHO ON AIRTII WUZ DOIN' AlL THAT HAMMER IN'? ROOFING . BY aJII1RAcr Cammlltial or Reidel~ Brick, Block, -Stcne. Clstems, Chlmneyt, Home Remodeling, Cemenl Work. Garages. Free Estlm1tes Jim · Larry Kenny· Jake Phone R 00 P~lntln"' I • ME!! vou SAID YORE t.6T'S Cldie e.I:S MAW WIJZ COMIN' FER A VISIT, SO I TOOK HER PITCHER OUT OF TH' PANTRY /Ill' HUNG IT UP ~ ON TH' WALL • III!I:J( OJ,R />U>•w.t<fi; A MJI:SH , ES"-! & •• Repair, SpouUrig & Carpenter Work. Contact: ORVILLE .. JlfJISON .....,. 992-7044 or 992-5632 7·2-3'145 Rt.l EXPERT .Wheel Alif!ment $5.55 Do-.o. Have Your Yearly Air-Conditioning Inspection And -GUARANTEEt)Phone 992-2094 RtCarae 6. 98 Plus Parts ;Pomerar Harne & ~to Blaetbiar's 6116 E. Main. Pointroy, 0. Pllono H2-110 WE GOT A SHMII-!FANT THAT'S ACDMeii-IATION OF ROCK HUDSON AND HARR !SON'S TV AND AN· DOZER V.ork. Phone f.W-2171 . TENNA SERVICE. Phone 9-lJ.Ifc 992-2522. 6-10-lft SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Sonllatlon, Stowort, Ohio. Ph. -::SE::-P::T::-1-:C-:::-TA::N::K::S-:C::-L::E::AN::-ED. 1162-3035. Reasonable rates. Phone 2·12-Hc John Russell, Golllpolls .u6o4782 after 5:30 p.m. Hone Sales ond 4-7-tlc WHEEL Service . Baum Lumber Company, Chllltr, Ohio. Phone 985-3301 . S.:JO.tlc READY • Ml)( CONCRETE -,---,--:,-,:-=--:delivered right to r_our AIR CONDITIONING, prolect. Fast and easy. Fru Refrigeration servlco. Jack's est mates. Phone 992-32U. Refrigeration, New Havill. ~loin Reody-Mix Co.. Phone 182-2079. Middleport, Ohio. 4-6-tlc 6-:JO.tfc -------C. BRADFORD, Auc11oneer NEIGLER Construction. For Complete Sontico building or remodeling your Phone 9olf.J821 home, call Guy Nelgler. Recine, Ohio Reel.,., Ohio. Crill Brldford 7-31-tfc 5-1-tfc RAQUEL WELCH -AND IT W/>6 FAEB. .r;r --------- ::-=------ -:-:-----==----- ® 50RRY( WENDY . I DON'T" IKE "!HE ID!AOF YOUR LIVING ALONE rN 6RECNWICH VILLAGE .•• WT . MOM ... ILL NEVIR GET A I!CTTcR ~REAK lHAN TI<IS OFF · ~~DWAY TI<EA~. .r---- SEWING MACHINES. Rtpolr lns••ance service, all makes. 992-2214. • The Fabric Stlop , Pomoroy. AUTOMOBILE Insurance boen Authorized Singer Soles and cancelled? Lost your Service. We Sharpen Scissors. -ator"• llt..,se? Call 992· 3-29-Hc 2966. 6-lS.tlc ----------- The Boss Said: .... f,laM r===============:; '· MEIGS MOBIL£ HOMES • I. 3.z• ----------For -·HOBSTETTER REALTY WINSTON SALEM ~dies and Gentlemen --------- Jim _________ Mees, DANNIE'S POMEROY AlHENS r ----------------.,------, You, and SALESMAN WANTED Music! WMPO RADI0/1390 f RutlAND ,·FURN.ITURE . '· / And We Are,at Really Low,Low Prices KtOIItt' lttAT 'fOUilHIIME re 1967 Chevrolet '1695 ~;r~lltiS Pool! SUCJ<ER Belair 4 Door Sedan. V-8 motor, radio, stan dart shift. Real nice for the model. ;m,r'W· TttE FIRST 1967 Ford 4 ~ Sedan l. T. D., power brakes. air -conditioning. '1795 steering, power , .. ~!!?.om~l!n; · ·' .: '14.95 1966 Chevrolet Impala Convertible, V-8 motor, radio, poW.r steering, automatic transmission, air ~on· dltionlng. ''' · ··-· ~\... i ' ,... ·:.·· ·. !!!! , 6 cyl., transmission, power steering. Extra Nice. LAifiMAri I fllJrt INTA · · DICITIUCV ' I DAILY CROSSWORD o\011088 1. To obleure 6. PrleaUy ve•bnent 9. European OOIIlllry 10. EnUce 12. AU.. ''Serpant Blll<o'" Belvedere 2 Dr. Hardtop, V..S motor, p6Wtl' steering, & automatic transmission. ', • . . 1966PoorQodge . ' 1 29$· ... antmal 2. AnettbeUc 3. Mitkmald'o form 4.11odly 8-ll!nllma 8. N10:row lT.IIlpoch II. Barna 1t. Dlotrtct of E:ncl1114 2l.H- Diowlo" 22. 811114or 21.Ro...- """er lll.~clty lf. !l'ull of pit 21. Cook OM speaker 25. lllnler· lolnod I URFOL lavlohly 26. Leop. ud 28.Favor 30. I told )'OUIO! 31. 8Uca the rout 32. Bold fUrther 19&5 ·oldsmobile •12ts ; Starllr' Coupe. radio; pliwer •tierlnQ 1' autom1tlc, transmission. R"'l Nice.:, , ·: .':..~t·····.cJ ~~~ " •.. ~ ' ..... '':. '1195~ 1965 .Pontiac / stall~ .w;.~.( TempeJti ,y:, i, ntPior; \poi¥__. steering & aut~l!tic ·t ransmlnlon. . ., r· l ,. ., · ,. ' ,. ~':.:"~"-1"- ( 32.Coullouo S8.J[lll4of t) ..._,. 89. Vtn. I meledorj J I ) () ;...._ _ _..J 21.o.cw.n far- 4 I rt. Vlltlm ENPLIT ' '" I .........,........ . ,;), rdtop. 440 V-8 motor, power Coronet 2 steering. auto. trans. -::-:-'c Unocramble lheoe l'our Jumbleo, letter to each lqUII"e, to rorm tour ordhtar,. worda. •ter 2-6. Public II.Xolme! U:Wonderina" ~tJJJ~~-"-1 IU 22. - t 23. Young· llrMt 16. Poot'o word T.llehlopl 18. - lhe.JIIa7 20. Dalley 1967 Plymouth '1495' DOWN 1. Two-tooted II I Nn ...._ thodnt.l.....,. t I ) :..r.:.:--o==..-:·s~ I -·--· I A ( I I I ) ( I I I I ) nl*•rpe 34.Coll- •• rll1 ( 1 - ) l 4 lo.W... ANIILl JUICY CANlNI NIA- so. J'lory YetleNaJ'• .... J'rull drlo1l IT. 1111J. "--" Hrtw ''• • ...,. o.IJW-MI ,...,......, - CIIIIury KDar<>l ( h'llo.) 40.Nurturo 4I.Y....,- ..f •1. StaiD 41.81..-ri floot1 DAILY C&l!HOQUan:-llere'1 !tow lo wodl· 1: AllJ'DLBAAXD It LOIIGI'IILLOW Dill lotiU lilllply lor ...U..r. in - __. A 11 uil:1 for uie L'i. :11: tot tho 1w1> O'J. ole. llqle ~ ~ tl1o 011111 ,.., . . . ., tho ..... Ill llflilil.'..... ""'t!Jooodo--~ -..uo \~: . A Ob . I a';"$ t ~T~IIDlllHH KIII'·R¥AK lUlU HA.VK· · .14f~.~~-··· 1' f V R K I IU ' B V VI V IIIII • \ ,'IP.'idl"': lUn. -·XOIIK ·== ..u-~-"HtiiANfH •u • �1... ·-aargiiDs~'iaFgains, and ForMore Bargains In Sentinel Classifieds WANT AD INfiOAMATION WIN AT IINIOol! Rent Notice 3 ROOM unfuiT' 'Iho.d apartment. Phone 99".~- nu. 7-1-Hc , 1!i':~Wt [ Business Services \ ' . SIEGIBI ::::::::::::=:=,=;:::::::::=~========1' OUDLINU RUMMAGE SALE, OCt. I, 9, s P .M. D•wo a~tore Publlc•tlon · and 10. Stark Building, Monday Oeaelline te .m. Pomero~a.Crou from pos.t Clncelletion & Corrections office sortd by Forest Will be accepted until ta .m. for Run,.· odlst Church FURNISHED ond unfurnished D•y of Publication · 1"• •Jtc apartment!.. Close to school. a•GULATIONS Phone 992-543-1. The Publisher reurves the - - - - - - - - ly Cswold & James Jacoby riQht to edit or reject any ads HAYMAN'S AUCTION Mouse, 10.18-lfc deemed ob lec l lonel. Th e laurel Cliff, 'I~<W open each publisher will not be responsible Friday to ':' !Celve 'on- UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom All sizes in stock, NORm I 149.95 up. We install. for more than on l' Incorrect slgnments at 10 a.m. Auction houoe. Phone 992-3231. .Q943 insertion . RATES starting at 7 p.m. Let us sell 10.7-4tc we service, we finance. .QH 2 For Want ACI Service your merchandise. • :3:-;:R-;;OOM:;:::c;-o-lum-1:-•h:-ed,.,--opa-r.,..tment 5 cents per word one Insertion 3-22-tfc POMEROY with nice yard In Middleport . Minimum Charge 7Sc • 653 J. W. Ctrlly, M1r. 12 cents per worel thr•e 2 992 WILL pick up merchandise and Phone · 73) or 992·202. Plltne "2·2111 WEST EAST consecutive insertions. 10.7-tfc 18 cents per word six con - .-'" take to auction on a per. .J2 .1081 centage b.. ls . Call Jim IG~AiUR~Ao;G;rEc:spa::::cce=-.0E'=xcel=o;l~ent for secutive innrtlons . • 8643 .AJIO 25 Per cent Discount en Plld Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. storage. Boat, camper, etc. GREEN beans, tomatoes. Pick tQJI01 t653 your own. Also, pota~oes and ads end eds pa id within 10 days . From the Largnt Truck• o~ Phone 7ol2-4461. Mrs. Gsll Miller. Ptione 992. .KH .JI092 sweet potatoes. Bring conCARO OF THANKS 3196. 9-23-Hc Bulldozer Radiator to the & OIITUARY tainers. Andrew Cross. Letart SOIJTII(D) -.,--~-10-7-Jtc Smallest Heater Core. I "I 50 f\>r 50 word mlnlmu., . Falls. GUN SHOOT. SumJay, October .AK6S Each additional word 2c. 10-7-4tc 11. 1 p. m. Mile Hill Road. ILIND ADS •Ks For Sale or Trade Sponsored by Recine Fire Add itional 25c Chtrge per tAK82 Aove-fltisemenl. Department. HAVE USED gas woter heater YORKSHIRE pigs. Phone 992· . ••• ft2..214J Pomeroy .AQ8 OfFICE t"IOURS 10.1-Jtc will trade for electric water 6279. Neither vulnerable 8:30a.m . to 5:00p.m. Deily, heater. Phone 992-.1010. Call 10.7-4tc :30 a .m. to 12 :00 Noon ¥/eot North Eost SOMIIh 8Seturdey . GUN SHOOT. Forked Run after 5 p.m. 10·5-Jtc GIRL SCOUT uniform, "•• 10. Sportsman Club, Sunday, Paa Pus 2N.T. Boy Scout uniform, Size 14. October 11. p.., Pus Both like new. Phone 77J.5.413. I!J.-7-Jtc In Memory Sale Puo Pus p.,. 10.7-31c IN LOVING memory of George SPECIAL services planned for 2 GAS heaters. nice bulldl"9 Pus N. Sargent who passed away lots. Albert Hill. Main St., RHODES Market Building. Sunday at the Hertford OpeniJIII lead-• Q four years ago : Racine . Phone 9.W-2261. Dorea•, Ohio, St. Rt. 12•. Christian Union Church combined store building and lO.Htc Sunday, Oc1obtr 11, 2 p.m. And Complete Line Four years ago on October 8 In JACOBY MODERN the IIVI"9 quarters with kitchen Rev. Leonard Fitts, &peaklr. of Supplies Your passing away left an opening two-club bld often Evening services at 7:30p.m. STEREO, WALNUT Modern sink, complete bethroom, hot f.lace. w•ter tank, 3 gas s1oves, empty featuring the tour Jour s h o w s a 23-24 point nostyle, 4 speaker sound bullf·ln clothes closets, .Memor es art treasures tl me neyman Quartet. Revival trump. North's two-heart resystem, 4 speed automatic shelving 1nd counters In cannot erase. Mason, W. Yo . beginnl"9 Mar-day, October sponse showed 4-6 points and changer_. Balance 164.15. Use store, coal house and one We do not know why we had ro 12, with Rev. Roy Taylor. fl:l-5675 our budget terms. Cell 992- outbuilding, several apple, South's two no-trump rebid part Everyone welcome. Pastor Open O.ily 1 m• p.m. 3352. announced that he had a noBut we do know lt left a cherry and peach trees, lots of 0' Dell Men ley. 6:301119p.m. broken heart. trump-type holding. He flowers and shrubbery. Will 10.7·31C - - - - - , - - liJ-6.61< accept bids on buildings alone wanted to he in game heSadly missed by his wife, I WILL not be responsible for EARLY American Stereo-radio to be torn down and moved cause 23 plus 4 equals r1 but combination. AM & FM radio, Barbara. and family . any debts contracted b{ 4 speaker sound system, -4 away or on combined store. Rtal Estate For Sale he didn't want to hurry mal· 10-8- ltp anyone other than mysel . speed automatic changer. building · house and land. LOTS WITH all utilities. ters. Maybe North would Will iam Black, Rt. 1, Mid- Balance $78 .69 . Use our Contact Harry Rhodes, c-o want to get into a suit conRestricted sub division: 112 to Volley Baking Co., dleport, Ohio. budget terms. Call 992·3352. Ohio :"'-acre lots. Phone Chester tract. Notice Middleport, or phone 675-1981, t0-6-Jtp 10.6-.ltc Pt. Pleasant, evenings only. 985·3301, night 915-3302. North certai11ly did. His WILL give piano lessons In my ---------~~~~~~ 1·6-tfc 10-7-Jtc three-club call was Stayman. home. Phone 992-3666. I WILL not be responsible for FINE PORCELAIN china by B-t6-tfc any debts contracted by Norlteke. Complete set, $5.2.4 We u.e Stayman after openGOOD Investment property . anyone other than myself . per 5-plece place :settlng. Call PAR KVI EW Kennels, Poodles, · House with three furnished ing one and two no-trump Lowell McNickle, 70 North 992-5602. and bird dogo. AKC. Pet and apartmenfl, basement, two ralls and after two clubs Second St .. Middleport, Ohio. 10·8-3tc -; how puppies. Grooming. garages. Monthly incom.tJ. that is followed by a two noPhone 992-5443. 10·2-4tp $190. Priced reasonably for trump rebid. South re 3·17-Hc HOMEMADE Ice cream by quick sale. Phone 992·3035. sponded to Slayman with quarts . Racine Fireman 7-19-tlc Lost and Found three spades and North A:~~~~~~M~';.T Auxiliary. Phone 949-3471 or -~----'-Auto Sales raised to game. cue No. zo:.u LOST, LARGE block and whlto 9.W-3293. form, large house, 7 collie. Answers to "Cubby." 10.8-6tc 1966 PONTIAC, GTO, 389. .. 75-ACRE West opened the queen of Estate- of Moroaret A. Bailey rooms and befh, 3 Mils, bern, Please call 992-2667. Reward. - - - - - - diamonds and South saw Deceased . speed, $1,100. Also, 1969 shed. Call992·251lafter 5 p.m. 10+3tc CHINESE rlngneck pheasant•, Notice is hereby g iven that . 1 he would have his work Marjorie Toyota Corona 2 d<>Of" hard- Call 7ol2·5n5. Ina L. Smith of R. 0 , SOc to S2 each,"' farm. Phone top, automatic, $1,500. Phone 10.6-.llc cut out for him at the spade Pome,.ov . Ohio. has been dulv Letart, W. Va . 895-3972 any Chester 985-3503 after 5 p.m . Executrix of the Help Wanted game · He deCt.dCd to 1eave appolnftd aay except Saturday. Est•te of Margaret A. Bartev. 10-6-6tp 6 ROOM HOUSE, beth, •'l<o· 10-8-6tp trumps alone for awhile and decened , late of Meigs county , HOUSEKEEPER needed. Live acres. In Long Bottom, Olio. to see what could be done Ohio. In if desired . Good working 196'1 OLDSMOBILE 98 luxury Coli 614-865-3325 New about ruffing a couple of his Cr,tdltors are required to file conditions. Phone 992-.5151. 1962 DODGE 'll·ton pickup. 1'11· sedan, air conditioned, full Matomorao, Ohio or Chatter cards in dummy. their claims with said fiduciary 10·8-tfc foot bed, 6-cyllnder . Good power, FM radio, etc. New 915-41.&1. P1uf Hauber, owner. within four months. tires . Donald Foglesong, shape, $500. W. H. Richmond, 10-6-6tp He cashed the ace and Date-d this 6th day of October Mason, Phone nl-5561. Leading Creek Road. 197 king of d1amonds and ruffed 0F . H. O' Brien HAVE immediate opening for 10..5-ltc 10·6·3tC a third djamond low. ~en b t office secretary, shorfhand '"h. Pro I • Judge of said and typing necessary , he led a hear t I oward lS County knt.>wledge of bookkeeping COAL, limestone. Excelsior 1967 PONTIAC Tempest, 4-door, hand . East's 10 l.ost to (IOJ 8• 15 ' 27 • Jtc helpful. Experience not Salt Works, E. Main St., stl!lndars, VI, whitewalls . South's king . Now South led essential. Interviews will be Pomeroy. Phone 99'2·3191. leaving States, must sell, CLOSE IN, ALMOST NEW- 3 hia last diamond. Wbeo West NOTICE OF arran,ed. Write Box 729-L, •·9-Hc $1195. Phone 992-304.1. bedronms, bath, built-In foUowed South carefully disAPPOINT~~~:~ •. ,us• c-o he Dally Sentinel. ---::--::-:---10_ -8-3tp kitchen, · utility room, carded a club from dummy. Estate 01 Bess campl..lell, Pomeroy, Ohio, stating 1'\WNINGS. storm doors and B workshop, garage, braeze· training, experience and any w 1n dow s. carports, 1962 11 RAM Ex- way, about 7 acres woodland.· Tbere was no poIn t sending Dece ..eo. t LER dill classic. Ph a low trump like a lamb to Notice Is hereby given that other helpful Information. marquees, blown and batt ce en con on. one 992- $12.900. Wiilil e T t 230 e 10-6-4tc lt)Julotlon. Elmer White, J3.12. the ~laughter. • . Sllll'll~. Strut~'n:lor?hlnoton; , , .,k,• .r!KJte...,tetloit". For frlf 1 ,7", , . 10+<1!~ Wtst· was on lead aud•· .Q~"•w-""'~T. lnlo<l• W · ~miftt/41(111~1o1:harl•' ·- .,. -"'!' a heart to East's Elfllleutor •• tho Elate ot Bell allied TO' !II) ~~ ' L1" le. Syracuse. ' · v . v.".·'R'ea.l .E."state.,F~· sa"l~,.. '"' ,':""·' . Cai!W'"pbell, deceastd. late of -· Joh d Son Inc "' ac . Back came the Jack of Melps county, Ohio. USEOsteeltraps,wWpaycash. nson an ' · clubs. The queen was C_reditors are required to we anJ make, any size. Phone 8-30-tfc t-tOME bulldln~ lots within ftnhessed unsuccessfully _and ~~~~i;•t~:,s,:~~~~:ld fiducla!·y 74 -3656. blft~~~; Clo!: ~~n~lgLIJ ~~~ FAR ENOUGH, NOT 1o._7·3tc t e defense had three tricks Deteel ttl Is 6th Clay ot october _ _ _ _ _ _____ Mr. & Mrs. and fairgrounds . This Is a new JUST TOO FAR FROM SHOP· in. That was all they could mo. Mobile Home Customer development, oil lot• Iorge 10 GAUGE •Ingle, double or PING, 1112 story frame, 3 get. Actually a club was re. F. H. O' Brien lever action shotgun. Phone and have good drainage . bedrooms, bath, newly turned. South won ruffed his ccu:.~obate Jud.oe 01 Uiel 742-~We Invite Compttrlsonl Phone 992-6887 after 5 p.m. painted, $6,500. la&t elub in dummy and ran (I 11. t5. 22. Jtc 10·7·31< Bring your mobile homo lO.t -Hc off the rest of the tricks in prices ond needlto us and lef WHY PAY RENT? 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms. bath. In good trumps. NOW PAYING, Ginoeng, IJO us tell yovlhetruth In Mobile ALL ELECTRIC 3-bedroom home, lull basement, condition, good neighborhood. NOTICE OF per pound. Golden Seal, S1.75 Home buYI"91 No hidden All thls was rather lucky per pound. Seel tops and aluminum siding, storm doors SJ,7SO. but four spades did mate APPOINT~:.:~ •. 20m stems. S.!O por pound. Bill cos1s In 0!1' _prices 1I and windows. One acre of ground. Drilled well, $12,500. wblle three no-trump would Estate ot Iva M. Donohue. !Ioiiey, Second St., ReedTO BUY OR SELL almost surely have gone Dtceued. svllle, Ol>lo 45772. Phone 9'*9-2739. CONTACT US down Notice Is hereby <aiYen that I0-"'"6tc t0-8-3tc HENRY CLELAND · Mlldrod Loeof R. 0 . 2. Albany, - - - - - - - REALTOR ---,--_- - - (Hflnpoper fnte,,;,. Awl.) Ohio, hiS bHn ofduty nout 7T . I''· TUPPERS PLAINS , 2 new Office H2-2259 Admlnlltratrht the appointed Estate of OLD UPRIGHT pion-. '"' any ~ t • IPPifl .. 1n1, 0. three-bedroom homes plus .... H2-2561 In M. Donohue, deceased, late condition, as long as have no ("7·Jif1Dr667·32U carport and utility room . City of Meh~t County, Ohio . been wet. Paying $10 each. 10-ol-6tc Creditors ere required to file First floor only. Mondays will water, total electric. Lot size ----------their claims wl1h llid fleluciary be pick·UP day. Write, gjving WARM MORNING heat..-, like 100x200. J . W. Arb6ugh . within four monthl. good directions, Witten Plano Phone Coolville 667·3289. new. Bottled gss, 165. Also. Dated thiS 6th day of October, Company, Box 188, Sardis, kenmore with blower, bottled 1970 · The bidding has been: Ol>lo Olol6. 7 ROOM modern house with gos. S70. Phone 7•2-5716. F. H. O'Brien U/o 8-2G-tfc Probate Judg• of said 9-30-Hc extra lot In Pomeroy. Must County ..,-----:----1111, will take best offer. 00) I, 15, 27, 3tc OLD furniture, dllhn. bnu FIELD grown chrysanthe- Phone 949-2165 or 1~14-2283t bods, etc. Write M. D. Miller, 3N.T. ? mums, and mums In full Rt. ., Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 9-29-121< You, South, ho1d: bloom . Reynolds' Flower 992-6271 . Shop, Mason. W. Vo . .AQU .KI85 tU 4>Q111 9-1-tlc 10.8·21< What do you do now? LEGAL NOTICE Bids will be received In the A-.! lwr boorta. Clabo lo IRISH cobblers ond Kennebec Rent Commillioners omce tor a 1971 IGiac lo .. 0 . . . . . . opot ot ...... Sheriff's potatoes. Charles Hilton, cer unlil 9:00 a.m. lrump. Portland. Ohio. Phone 8o4J. o'clock on October '1.7, 1970. TRAILER, Brown' s Tr&ller 2268. Specifications eu as follows : Park, Minersville. Phone 992· GEO. HOBSTETTER, Color - solid white ltwo tone 3324. 9-:Ullfc BROKER cotor - white to belt line . Dieck 9-9-tfc MIDDLEPORT - Trailer lot bottom! . --------BASSET puppies, AKC, IJO. F. 011 Filter 1650.00 See the New 1971 Heavy Duty Air Cieener MIDDLEPORT, 3-room fur - A. Benedum, Reedsville, Notice Ohio. Phone 667-3156. Windshield WaShers and var nished apartment tor couple 10... 121c 57 ACRES- • bedroom home, Speed Electric Wipers with one child. First floor. beth, gss furnace (farced Beck up lights GARAGE SALE, lOa. m. to s p. Phone 7•2·5032. olrl, drilled well. Small bern. Spot llghl end mirror 1970 ZIG-ZAG SewinG m. Saturday, Oct. 10. lO.S.Jtc NEW SIO,OOO.OO & Heavy duty Alternator Machine In original faclory Numerous Items. 336 ~sley Heeter and Defroster carton . Zig -Zag to make St., Pomeroy. H. D. Battery TRAILER space, one mile from buttonhole~, sew on buttons, 66 ACRES- Old house, bern, 10-1-2tc Undercoating new Meigs High School on old monograms, and make fancy Vinyl UphOlstery {black ~:kyoung tlmber. ISO.OO per Now On Display I Rt. 33. Phone 992-2941. designs with lust the twist of a perferred) 350 Cu . ln . 9-20-JOlc Sl"9le dial. Lefl In lay-away POMEROY - 3 bodrooms, 2 Remanlng 1970 Mobile . Engine (minimum) and never been used. Will sell must be Power Disc Brakes tor only a.l7 cash. or E-Z beths, ttNm heat. Double Homes Power Steering NEWLY docontect, 3 room gorogs. m.ooo.oo moved I Term•. Phone 992-~. Non Slip Differential furnished apartment, adults lo.2-4tc 55 Amp Heav~ Duty Alter oniy. 126 Mulberry Ave . 76 ACRES - 8 room houoe. netor With 70 Amp . Batlerv Phone 992-4698. porches. celltr. J car garage, ELECTROLUX Vacuum Heav~ Duty Hydrametlc . 9-6-Hc Young fruit. Minerals. Automellc Trantm ill iOn Cleaner complete with atOHIO'S LARGEST $15,500.00 Air Faam Seata tachmen1s, cordwlnder and MOilLE HOME DEALER NICELY furnished 2-bedroom NEED 2GO ACRES Antifreeze paint spray. Used but In like s.. t belts front end rear apartment, Middleport . HELEN and VIRGIL new condition. Pay 137.4$ (regulation) Phone 992-3814. TEAFORD cash IX terms If detired. Standerd Pollee packeoe Main StrHI m.ms ASSOCtATU 9-JO.Hc _;_ Phone 992-2685. whiCh lnch.tdes In eddltion to m.:ms 10.2-4tc above: SYRACUSE Heavy Duty 5 blade ran, FURNISHED apartment, • - - - - - - - - - 10._2:.1c U.S. Rt, st 1!. Ignition suspension eQuipment, rooms and beth. Albert Hill, SMALL PONY, nice with _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ heavv sprlngt end shocks, Main St., Racine . Phone 9.49- children. Also, welk-In cooler neevy Cluty fronl ~ut. tnd 2261. unit. complefe. 1955 on•tan nea vy duty floor mats . _ _ _ _ _ _ _l_O._S-61c Ford truck, cottle rocks . 8.25 x ~5 four ply tlre1 Iii CepacHy f'llone 9ol9-30t3. Spotlight witt! mirror Moytat REMODELED 3·btdroom 10. ..6tc 4 door Autont•tlcs house on Lincoln Heighil. This bid Is to be with 1 traele 2 speed OPtrlfiOn . In of 1 1967 Dodge Coronet A Ph001e m -wo. ONE WALNUT lreo cut down Cholet Of water door seelan which mty be sten 9-27-tfc reedy to haul. Phone 8-43-2476. temu . Auto . at the Meigs County HiQhwey - -- - - - 10. ..61c wtttr level Garage et any time . control. Lint The Ccmmlllloners reserve • llttr or Power lhe right to reJect tny or ell PI" A$11tilfOr . Dlels . .,.,m•· ,rtlt Martha Chambers, Clerk Mer••• \!~I 8, 15, 21c HetetfHeat Dry•rt lurr,ound clothts wit gentle, even htit . No hot IPOII, LEQAL NOTICE no overdrylno , The Chester Township 'lnt Mtlh Lint fFor menswear store. Excellent Trustus wlll offer for sale al Filter . · public euctlon to b• h~ld en WtiH4illllt tft working conditl!)ns and good lob s.,tUrday, October 7-4, at 10 a . m. M~:t:T"O at the Chester Town Hall, the led Carpet security. Write Box 1000-X 11'1 care of following: ,. , lenlte 1951 Dodor 2 ton Clump truck this newspaper stating age, IX· 19.SIII GMC 1 ton truck with oood tlru. perience etc. Chester Township Trustees Willi s Frost, Clerk 742-42i 1 Arnold Gi:ete ' .. R.d11nc1, 0. I 10 I 15 , n. Jlc ' ' Find Major Fit Alter 2-Ciub Bid HEATER fOil EXPERIENCED Radiator Selvice • e• ·-- ---------- 2. 3. ------- EEl: 4Nn For •BLAETTNARS SOUIH TROPICAL ASH EwiJn McDaniel LEGAL NOTICE Cleland Realty~ JOHNSON MASONRY PAW!! WHO ON AIRTII WUZ DOIN' AlL THAT HAMMER IN'? ROOFING . BY aJII1RAcr Cammlltial or Reidel~ Brick, Block, -Stcne. Clstems, Chlmneyt, Home Remodeling, Cemenl Work. Garages. Free Estlm1tes Jim · Larry Kenny· Jake Phone R 00 P~lntln"' I • ME!! vou SAID YORE t.6T'S Cldie e.I:S MAW WIJZ COMIN' FER A VISIT, SO I TOOK HER PITCHER OUT OF TH' PANTRY /Ill' HUNG IT UP ~ ON TH' WALL • III!I:J( OJ,R />U>•w.t<fi; A MJI:SH , ES"-! & •• Repair, SpouUrig & Carpenter Work. Contact: ORVILLE .. JlfJISON .....,. 992-7044 or 992-5632 7·2-3'145 Rt.l EXPERT .Wheel Alif!ment $5.55 Do-.o. Have Your Yearly Air-Conditioning Inspection And -GUARANTEEt)Phone 992-2094 RtCarae 6. 98 Plus Parts ;Pomerar Harne & ~to Blaetbiar's 6116 E. Main. Pointroy, 0. Pllono H2-110 WE GOT A SHMII-!FANT THAT'S ACDMeii-IATION OF ROCK HUDSON AND HARR !SON'S TV AND AN· DOZER V.ork. Phone f.W-2171 . TENNA SERVICE. Phone 9-lJ.Ifc 992-2522. 6-10-lft SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Sonllatlon, Stowort, Ohio. Ph. -::SE::-P::T::-1-:C-:::-TA::N::K::S-:C::-L::E::AN::-ED. 1162-3035. Reasonable rates. Phone 2·12-Hc John Russell, Golllpolls .u6o4782 after 5:30 p.m. Hone Sales ond 4-7-tlc WHEEL Service . Baum Lumber Company, Chllltr, Ohio. Phone 985-3301 . S.:JO.tlc READY • Ml)( CONCRETE -,---,--:,-,:-=--:delivered right to r_our AIR CONDITIONING, prolect. Fast and easy. Fru Refrigeration servlco. Jack's est mates. Phone 992-32U. Refrigeration, New Havill. ~loin Reody-Mix Co.. Phone 182-2079. Middleport, Ohio. 4-6-tlc 6-:JO.tfc -------C. BRADFORD, Auc11oneer NEIGLER Construction. For Complete Sontico building or remodeling your Phone 9olf.J821 home, call Guy Nelgler. Recine, Ohio Reel.,., Ohio. Crill Brldford 7-31-tfc 5-1-tfc RAQUEL WELCH -AND IT W/>6 FAEB. .r;r --------- ::-=------ -:-:-----==----- ® 50RRY( WENDY . I DON'T" IKE "!HE ID!AOF YOUR LIVING ALONE rN 6RECNWICH VILLAGE .•• WT . MOM ... ILL NEVIR GET A I!CTTcR ~REAK lHAN TI<IS OFF · ~~DWAY TI<EA~. .r---- SEWING MACHINES. Rtpolr lns••ance service, all makes. 992-2214. • The Fabric Stlop , Pomoroy. AUTOMOBILE Insurance boen Authorized Singer Soles and cancelled? Lost your Service. We Sharpen Scissors. -ator"• llt..,se? Call 992· 3-29-Hc 2966. 6-lS.tlc ----------- The Boss Said: .... f,laM r===============:; '· MEIGS MOBIL£ HOMES • I. 3.z• ----------For -·HOBSTETTER REALTY WINSTON SALEM ~dies and Gentlemen --------- Jim _________ Mees, DANNIE'S POMEROY AlHENS r ----------------.,------, You, and SALESMAN WANTED Music! WMPO RADI0/1390 f RutlAND ,·FURN.ITURE . '· / And We Are,at Really Low,Low Prices KtOIItt' lttAT 'fOUilHIIME re 1967 Chevrolet '1695 ~;r~lltiS Pool! SUCJ<ER Belair 4 Door Sedan. V-8 motor, radio, stan dart shift. Real nice for the model. ;m,r'W· TttE FIRST 1967 Ford 4 ~ Sedan l. T. D., power brakes. air -conditioning. '1795 steering, power , .. ~!!?.om~l!n; · ·' .: '14.95 1966 Chevrolet Impala Convertible, V-8 motor, radio, poW.r steering, automatic transmission, air ~on· dltionlng. ''' · ··-· ~\... i ' ,... ·:.·· ·. !!!! , 6 cyl., transmission, power steering. Extra Nice. LAifiMAri I fllJrt INTA · · DICITIUCV ' I DAILY CROSSWORD o\011088 1. To obleure 6. PrleaUy ve•bnent 9. European OOIIlllry 10. EnUce 12. AU.. ''Serpant Blll<o'" Belvedere 2 Dr. Hardtop, V..S motor, p6Wtl' steering, & automatic transmission. ', • . . 1966PoorQodge . ' 1 29$· ... antmal 2. AnettbeUc 3. Mitkmald'o form 4.11odly 8-ll!nllma 8. N10:row lT.IIlpoch II. Barna 1t. Dlotrtct of E:ncl1114 2l.H- Diowlo" 22. 811114or 21.Ro...- """er lll.~clty lf. !l'ull of pit 21. Cook OM speaker 25. lllnler· lolnod I URFOL lavlohly 26. Leop. ud 28.Favor 30. I told )'OUIO! 31. 8Uca the rout 32. Bold fUrther 19&5 ·oldsmobile •12ts ; Starllr' Coupe. radio; pliwer •tierlnQ 1' autom1tlc, transmission. R"'l Nice.:, , ·: .':..~t·····.cJ ~~~ " •.. ~ ' ..... '':. '1195~ 1965 .Pontiac / stall~ .w;.~.( TempeJti ,y:, i, ntPior; \poi¥__. steering & aut~l!tic ·t ransmlnlon. . ., r· l ,. ., · ,. ' ,. ~':.:"~"-1"- ( 32.Coullouo S8.J[lll4of t) ..._,. 89. Vtn. I meledorj J I ) () ;...._ _ _..J 21.o.cw.n far- 4 I rt. Vlltlm ENPLIT ' '" I .........,........ . ,;), rdtop. 440 V-8 motor, power Coronet 2 steering. auto. trans. -::-:-'c Unocramble lheoe l'our Jumbleo, letter to each lqUII"e, to rorm tour ordhtar,. worda. •ter 2-6. Public II.Xolme! U:Wonderina" ~tJJJ~~-"-1 IU 22. - t 23. Young· llrMt 16. Poot'o word T.llehlopl 18. - lhe.JIIa7 20. Dalley 1967 Plymouth '1495' DOWN 1. Two-tooted II I Nn ...._ thodnt.l.....,. t I ) :..r.:.:--o==..-:·s~ I -·--· I A ( I I I ) ( I I I I ) nl*•rpe 34.Coll- •• rll1 ( 1 - ) l 4 lo.W... ANIILl JUICY CANlNI NIA- so. J'lory YetleNaJ'• .... J'rull drlo1l IT. 1111J. "--" Hrtw ''• • ...,. o.IJW-MI ,...,......, - CIIIIury KDar<>l ( h'llo.) 40.Nurturo 4I.Y....,- ..f •1. StaiD 41.81..-ri floot1 DAILY C&l!HOQUan:-llere'1 !tow lo wodl· 1: AllJ'DLBAAXD It LOIIGI'IILLOW Dill lotiU lilllply lor ...U..r. in - __. A 11 uil:1 for uie L'i. :11: tot tho 1w1> O'J. ole. llqle ~ ~ tl1o 011111 ,.., . . . ., tho ..... Ill llflilil.'..... ""'t!Jooodo--~ -..uo \~: . A Ob . I a';"$ t ~T~IIDlllHH KIII'·R¥AK lUlU HA.VK· · .14f~.~~-··· 1' f V R K I IU ' B V VI V IIIII • \ ,'IP.'idl"': lUn. -·XOIIK ·== ..u-~-"HtiiANfH •u • �' ·-aargainS~'Birgains, and More Bargains In Sentinel Classifieds WIN AT BRIDGI! ..:;===.:...=.l~=== . d M . F't FIn Q tOr I Alter 2-C'ub BI'd wANT AD N01·ICe INFORMATION DEADLINES RUMMAGE SALE. Oc1. •• 9, o • .., Before PublitlfiOn · and 10. Stark Building, s p M. c:.Oc~~r.~~~~~CI~~~r~t~s Wlllbeaccepteduntil9a .m. for o:u'u"L"f~f&~~n Pomerox:u!cro= tomF po~: ~~8Meft;i1:f O.ur~ ores Flir Rent - ,tl' 7-1-Uc mRu~~~tT~~t · FURNISHED and unfurnlshecS ipert....nts. Close to school. Phone 992·5434. lO.ll-lfc HraT£D NOW• , ' • · \ TI . .& ~ .& _ SIEGLE_R • Business . Se . _.e..... .ces ~- Jim hHII says: , 3 ROOM unfUI'O'shod eperl- illl • " ment. Phone 99.~;-n88. 'E EEXoUmMEEK EXPERJENC£0 Radiator JOHNMN' •"•ASONRY .BLAETTNARS EXPERT _ l0-6-3tc • t;ftiU\ • ~ ly Oswald & Jam11 Jacoby rloht to edit or reject anv ••• H"'YMAN'S AUCTION House, l'-0:..clumtd Oblect ional. The Laurel Cliff. ' IP W open each All sizes in stock, tJaiiM publlsherwillnotberesponsible Friday to :-~celve con - UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom 149, 95 up. We Install, NORm I for mort then one Incorrect slgnments at 10 a.m . Auction house. Phone 992-3231. Brick, Block, Stone. Insertion RATES 10.'r-6I C We Se r V ICe , we ,.1n1 n ct. .Q943 starting at 7 p.m . Let us sell Roof Palntlngo. & Cisterns, Chimneys, Home ¥Q7S2 For Want Ad Service your merchandise . 3 ROOM furnished apartment ~..· Repair, Spouting & '•' Remodeling, Cement Work, • 94 5 cents per Word ont insertion 3-22-Hc with nice yard In Middleport. POMEROY Garages. Clrpenter Work • • 653 Minimum Charge 75c J. w. C1n1y, Mtr. 12 cents per word thret WILL pick up merchandise and Phone 992-278l or 992-242. . Phon•H:a-:a111 WIIST Contad: EAST Free Estimates consecutive lnstrtlons. 10-7-tfc . . 18 cents per word six con .'take to auction on a per•---....-'---------' .J2 .1087 Jim- Larry secutlve insert ions. centage basb. Call Jim GARAGE space. Excellent tor GREEN beans, tomatoes. Pick ¥8643 ¥AJIO KennyJake 25 Per cent Discount on paid Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. storage. Boat, camper, etc. tQJ101 t653 your own. Als-o. potatoes and ads and ads paid within 10days. Phone 7.f2-.u61 . Mn. Gall Miller. Phone 992From the Largest Truck' ot Phone .K74 .JI092 sweet potatoes. Bring con· CARD OF THANKS 9-23·11< 31~ Bultdoler Radiator to the 992-7044 or 992-5632 Rt. 1 & OBITUARY ru. SOUTH(D) talners. Andrew Cross, Letart 10-7-31< Smallest Heater Core. SUO for 50 word minimum. Falls . .AK6S GUN SHOOT, S<Jnday, October - -- - -Each additional word 2c. 10-7~tc 11, 1 p. m. Mile Hill Roed . ¥K9 BLIND ADS For Sale or Trade Additional 25c Charge per Sponsored by Racine Fire tAK82 Have Your Yearly Advertisement. Department. HAVE USED gas water heater YORKSHIRE plgo. Phone 992- ' ••. ft1..2143 Pomeroy • AQB OFFICE HOURS 10·8-3tc will freda for electric water 62111. Neither vulnerable 8:30a .m . to S: OO p.m . Dally, healer. Phone 992-SGIO. Coli 10.1~1< 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon w..t North r...t South Seturday . GUN SHOOT, Forked Run after 5 p.m. 10.5-31< GIRL SCOUT uniform, size 10. Sportsman Club, Sunday, Nowr~II~r::'ss p.,. Pus 2N.T. Boy Scout uniform, Size 14. FOR October 11 . p.,. Pau Both like new. Phone 773-543. In Memory 1o. 7· 31< Sale p.,. Pus p10·7-31c SOIRH~•~ IN LOVING memory of George SPECIAL ..'VI ~ planned far 2 GAS hNiers. nice building Pus -GUARANTEEDN. Sargent who passed away Sunday at the Hartford lots. Albert Hill, Meln St.. RHO-DES Market Building, Opening lead-t Q Plus Phone 992-2094 four years ago: Racine. Phone 949-2261. Dorcas, Ohio. St. Rt. 12.t, Christian Union Church • Parts And Complete Line Sunday, October 11, 2 p.m. 10-Htc com blned 'ttore. bu 1hldlkng and 11 v 1ng quar ers w11 1ltchen In JACOBY MODERN the Four years ago on October 8 Rev . Leonard Fitts, speaker. of Supplies ~to Your passing awav left an opening two-dub bid often sink, complete bathroom, hot Evening services at 7:30p.m. I I th f Jo STEREO, WALNUT Modern water tank, 3 gas stoves, empty r,tace . s h o w s a 23-24 point noIea ur no 6116 E. Main, PointtOy, D. Pllont tn-21<1 e our ur style, 4 speaker sound built-In clothes closets, N\emor es are treasures time trump. North's two-heart resystem, " speed automatic shelving and counters In nevman Quartet. Revival cannot erase. Mason, W. VI. sponse showed 4~ points and beginning Monday. October chan~r. Balance $64.15. Use 1 1 h We do not know why we had to 773-liTS 12, with Rev. Roy Taylor. our et terms. Call 992 _ s ore. coa ouse and one South's two no-trump rebid part Everyone welcome . Pastor outbuilding, several apple, Open Dally 11114 p.m. H... RRISON'S TV AND AN· DOZER Work . Phone 949-2171. announced that he had a no3352 · But we do know it left a O'Dell Manley. cherry and peach trees. lots of 6:30 Hl9 p.m. TENNA SERVICE. Phone 9-13-lfc trump-type holding. He broken heart . 10-7-Jtc 10-6-6tc flowers and shrubbery. Will 992·2522. wanted to be In game becE-A--::R-L-:-Y:-1\m -er-lc_a_n-:-S:-te_r_eo--radlo :;c:'t~~s ~~~~~~a:.,•~= 6-lO.tfc SEPTIC tanko cleaned. Miller Sadly missed by his wife . - - - - -- -- cause 23 plus 4 equals rT but I WILL not be responsible for combination, AM& FMradio, away or on combined store: : : : Barbara, and family . Estate For Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. he didn't want to hurry matSEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. any debts contracted by " speaker sound system, 4 building . house and land. 10.8-lip 662-3035. ters. Maybe North w o u I d Reasonable rates. Phone anyone other than myself . speed automatic changer . Contact Harry Rhodes. c-o LOTS WITH all utilities. 2-12-lfc want to get into a suit conJohn RusMII, Gallipolis «4Restricted sub division: •12 to WI flam Black, Rt . I, Mid· Balance $78 .69 . Use our Ohio Valley Be king Co .• 1 -acre lots. 4712 after 5: 30 p.m, _ Phone Chester dleporl, Ohio. budget terms. Coli 992-3352. Middleport, or phone675-1981, ~W~H-:E~E~L--:H~o-rs_e__S~a-:-lo> and tract . Notice +7-lfc 985-3301, night 985-3302. -6-ltp I0-6--61c Pt. Pleasant, evenings only. North certainly did. His WILL give piano lessons In my ,--,--,-, - -- -- : -'-,-0 Service. Baum Lumber 1~-flc Company, Chuler, Ohio. 10._1-3tc three-club call was Stayman. home. Phone 992-3666. I WILL not be responsible for FINE PORCELAIN china by _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ Phone 985-mL We use Stayman after open· 8-16-tfc any debts contracted b{ Norltake. Complete set, $5.24 GOOD Investment property. 5.20-lfc per 5-plece place setting . Call PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, House with three furnished anyone other than mysel, lng one and two no-trump READY · MIX CONCRETE :-:-:--:-=:;-:-;::::=;:-:-:Lowell McNickle, 70 North 992-5602. and bird dogs. AKC. Pet and apartments, basement, two caDs and after two clubs delivered right to your AIR CONDITIONING, Second St., Middleport. Ohio. I0-8-3tc ·;how puppies. Grooming. garages. Monthly income, that is followed by a two nopro/act. Fa1t Md easy. Free Refrigeration aervlc;e. Jack't 10·2-6tp --:---::---:--::----:--Phone 992·5oU3. $190. Priced reasonably far trump rebid . South re · est mates. Phone 992-3284. Refrigeration, New Hav.,. -------HOMEMADE Ice cream by 3-17-tfc quick sale. Phone 992-3035. GoeQieln Reody-MIK Co., Phone 112·20111. srr,nded to Stayman with Lost and Found quarts . Racine Fireman 7·19·11< Midilleport, Ohio. +6-t!c tree !ipades and North A:~J,'~~M~';.T Auxiliary . Phone 949-3.01 or Aut S 1 6-JO.Ifc --::-C.-BR-..,-D:-F:-0-:R-:D-.-:Au_cl_l_on_oet· 0 es raised to game. c•u No. 20316 LOST, LARGE black and while U9·3293 . 15-ACRE farm, large house, 1 -~-----10.8~1< collie. Answors to "Cubby." West opened the queen of Estate of Margaret A. Ball•y 1966 PONTIAC, GTO. 389, 4- room$0nd bath, 3 wells, barn, NEIGLER Construction. For Complete Service Ple<tse call 992- ~1 . Reward. - -- - -- - - d.Jamonds and South saw D&ceased. speed. $1,100. Also, 1969 shed.Coll992-25llafler5p.m. building or remodeling your Phone 949·3121 10-6-Jic CHINESE rlngneck pl'leasants, Toyota Corona 2 door hard- Qlll n2-5n5. that he would have his work M:r~~~~~ h;~~~ ~~.-~e~ ·~·-~ home, coli Guy Nelgler, Racine, Ohio SOc to S2 each, at farm . Phone t~. automatic, $1,500. Phone 10.6-<llc Racine, Ohio. cut out for hJm at the spade Pomeroy , Ohio, hu been duly Crllt Bradford Let•rt, W. Va. 895-3972 any Chester 985·3500 after 5 p.m. Executrl)l{ of the Help Wanted 7-31·Uc game · He d ecI'd ed to 1eave appointed 5-1-lfc aav except Saturday. Estate Of Margaret A. Bailey. 10.6-61p 6 ROOM HOUSE, bath, .W.10·8~tp trumps alone for awhile and deceased, tete of Meigs County, HOUSEKEEPER needed. Live - --:- - : -- acres, In Long Bottom, Ohio. SEWING MACHINES. ROfNIIr Insurance to see what could be done Ohio . In If dt>lrtd . Good working - - - - - - 1949 OLDSMOBILE 91 luxury Call 6U-865 -J325 New service, all maku. 992-m.. about ruffing a couple of his Creditors are required to tile condlnons. Phone 992-Sll I. 1962 DODGE 'h-ton pickup, 7'12sedan. air conditioned, full Matamoros. Ohio or Cheater The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. "'UTOMOBILE lna...ance been ·n dummy . their claims wlttlsald fiduciary 10-8·11< foof bed, 6·cyllnder. Good power, FM radio, etc. New Cards l 985--4l.t8. Paul Hauber, owner. Authorized Singer SaiH and cancelladl Lost your wltf'tln four months . Hres . Donald Foglesong, sf'tape, $500. W. H. Rlcf'tmond, I0-6-61p Service. We Sharpen Scissors. operator'• li<*!sel Coli 992He cashed tbe ace and Dated this 6th day of October Mason, Phone 773·5561. Leading Creek Road. 3-29-lfc 2966. kin~! diamonds and ruffed 1970 · HAVE immediate- opening for 10-5-31c 10-6-Jtc F H. O'Brien ffl 1 h lh d 6-15-flc a t . d diamond low. Then Probate Judge of said o ce secre arv, s or an he led a heart toward his County and typing necessarv. PONTIAC T 1 knowledge of bookkeeping COAL , limestone. E)lceislor 1967 e-mpes, 4-door, hand. East's 10 lost to !lOl 8• 15 ' 22 • Jtc helpful. Experience not Salt Works, E. Main St., slanders. V8, whitewalls . South's king. Now South led esHntlal. Interviews will be Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. Leaving States, musl sell. CLOSE IN, ALMOST NEW- 3 his last diamond . When West NOTICE OF orron,ed. Write Bo• 129-L, 4-9·11< $1195. Phone 992·JO.I5. bedrooms, bath, built-In followed South carefully disAPPOINT~~:~ •. 20359 c-o he Deily Sentinel, __ _ _ _ __ __,_o._B-Jtp room, kitchen, · utility carded a club from dummy. E~tate of Bess Campbell , Pomerov. Ohio, stating 1'\WNINGS. storm doors and B R garage, breezeworkshop. trainlnn, and any w 1n dow s, carports, 1962 11 RAM There was no koInt sencUng D~Kea,ed . way, about 7 acres woodland. ·helpful ·-. e•perience t conLE dill on.classic. Ph one -Exother Information. marquees, biDwn and batt ce en Yu.· $12,900. a low trump li e a lamb to Notice Is hereby given thai I0-6-6tc lruulatlon. Elmer White, 3342, Th1 Publisher reser\le& the 2. 3. ROOFJNG BY CONTRAcr ' Re-Oiarp TROPICAL ASH 6 98 Ewlyn McDaniel Rtal ut1"S Cf4ie CXAil e,!:SN.D·A WISH, EEl<-! Air-Conditianin& Inspection And ·-Wheel Ali&nment $5.55 For ME!! I'()(J SAID YORE IIIAW WUZ COMIN' FER ON AIRTH WUZ A VISIT, SO I TOOK DOIN' All THAT HER PITCHER OUT OF HAMMERIN'? TH' PANTRY AN' HUNG IT .UP • 'L,...._.,.:, , Ohl TH' WALL P$W!!WHO Blaettriar's 'Pomeroy Home I Ll'L ABNER, WE. GOT A SHMII-JFANT TJ.iATI; A COM&INATION OF FOOCK HUDSCJt.J AND AAQUELINEL.CH-AND IT INA!> FRJ'.I!. !:" Sale LEGAL NOTICE a t. Cleland ® 50R~ WENDY . I DON'T LIKE 'll<E IDE,.t. OF YOUR LIVING ALONE tN 6R:EENW!CH VILLASE ... 01' at!ASE I TRUST euT, MOM ... LLL NEVER SET A DfAR .. . IT'S .JUST lllAT YORK 1!:1 SUCH A eh3, e!ITTER eRCAK lHAN '11415 OFF- SOPHielTJCATED CI'!Y! ei<OADWAY 'll<EATRE:'. Realty~ The Boss Said: the ~laughter. . • ~~ sfre:tn:;;.,~~~~!~.~; n:rlest awa~eaOIIrt toleadEaasndt·s · ·~:;;~~:~o~·::~~f.t~"::le:': ~ , Califpboll, deceasod, late Of JHC . Back came the Jack of M•lgs county, Ohio. clubs. The queen was Creditors are required to file fihDeSd8ed UDSUCCeSSfully _and :~~~j;~r~:-1 :!~~hs:ld fiduciary t e efense had three tricks Dated this 6th day of October ln. That was all they could 1970 . get. Actually a club was reF. H. O'Brien turned. South won ruffed his cou:t~obate Judge of nld last club In dummy 811d ran ( 11 e, 15, 22. ltc off the rest of the tricks In trumps. !her J 1t was ra UC y ·•e but fourS .pad es did m ... while three no-trump would almost sure I y have gone down. (N.wlftOpet fnltrpriN Attn.) All thi I The bidding hu been: p.., 1¥ Pue PISI P011 3t Pus 3N.T. Puo You, South, hold: .AQU ¥KJ85 tS! .QIOB What do you do now? A-.t four heam. Cl•bo I> lolar to be ........ at .... .,.l trump. Notice GARAGE SALE, 10 a.m . to 5 p. m. Saturday, Oct . 10. Numerous items. 336 Lasley St., Pomeroy. I0-8-2tc lLadies and Gentlemen Jim Mees, You, and Music! WMPO RADI0/1390 --------....,. - , .,.,,.Mits.rODt~t•H~.far frae Wanted To' Buy ·~ '""'~~':ar~oy';Tc'u~'ot~arl1' ' Johns'on and Son, inc. , , USED steel traps, wfll PaY cash , any make. any size. Phone -;:====== =8-=JO-:t:fc::; 742-3656. I 10_·7·3tc _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ Mr. & Mrs. Mobile Home Customer 10 GAUGE single. double or lever action shotgun. Phone 742-3656. We Invite Comparison! 10·1-31c Bring your mol>lle home - - - - - -- - prices and needo fo us and lot NOW PAYING, Ginseng, $30 ustellyoulhtlrulhlnMoblle per pound, Golden Sear, S1.75 Home buying I No hlddon per pound. Se<tl lops and Is In ~r _pr Ices II t cos s ems. s.so per pound. Bill Ballev. Second St., Reedsvllle, Ohio 457n. 10-<-61c - - - - -- - -OLD UPRIG R HT pianos, any Oult7, Tuppers Plllns,O. condition. M long 11 have not (667-Jitl ar-"7-3216 been wet. Paying SlO each . First floor only. Mondays will be plck-ut;l day. Write, giving WARM MORNING healer, like good direCtions, Witten Pleno new. Bottled gas, $65. Also, Company, So• l8l, Serdls, J(onmore with blower, bottled Ohio -439-46. gM, $70. Phone 742-5116. B-20-ttc 9-3o.lfc NOTICE OF •ppotNTMENT ~ c 110 No.,..,, Eat1te of 1v1 M. Donohue. Deceased. Notice 11 heroby glvtn that Mlldrtd Lee of R. D. 2. Albany, Ohio, has been duly appointed Admlnlstr1tr1x of the Estate of 1..-1 M. Donohue, decened, lele of Meigs County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file ttleir claims With tald flduclery witf'tln tour manth1. 19 p0~1td tf'tls 6th day of October, F. H. O'Brien Probate Judge of nld County no> a, 15, 22. 3tc OLD r...nnure. dlahll, brau beds, etc. Write M. 0 . Miller, Rt. _., Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271. 9-l -Ife -----,.LEGAL NOTICE Bids will be received in the Comm1ss1oner1 Office for • 1971 Sf'terlff'S car until 9:00 a .m . o'clock on October 27, 1970. TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Specifications are as follows : Park, Minersville. Phone 992Color - solid white (two tone 3324. color · wh lte to belt line . black 9-9-tfc bottom) . - - - - - - -- 011 Filter Heavy Duty Air Cleaner MIDDLEPORT, 3-room fur · Windshield Washers and Ver . nished apartment for couple ~ peed Electric Wipers with one child. First floor . Sack up llghfl Phone 7•2-5032. Spot light end mirror 10.8-31< Heavy duty Alternator Heater and Defroster H . o. Bauery TRAILER space, one mile from Undercoating new Meigs High School on old VInyl Upholstery (black Rt . 33. Phone 992-2941. perterred) 9-20-liHc 350 Cu . ln . Engine (minimum) Power Disc Brakes Power Steering NEWLY decorated, 3 room No~l lp Differential furnished apartment, adults 55 mp Heavy Duty Alter onty. 124 Mulberry Ave. nalor itfl 70 Amp. Battery Phone 992-6698. Hea y Duty Hyctramallc 9-6-tf Automatic Transmission -- - -- - - - - - < Air Foam Se-ats Antifre-eze NICELY furnished 2-beclroom Seat belts front ana rear ~partment , Middleport. fregul•tionl Phone 991·l874. Standard Pollee packeg t' 9-30-tfc whlch Includes In addlllon to above: H11vy Duty 5 blaat fan, FURNISHED ap•rtment, 4 ignition suspension eQulpm&nf, rooms and bath. Afberl Hill, heavy spr.ngs and shocks, Main St., Racine. Phme 9.t9heavy duty front seat, and 2261 . heavy duty floor mats . 10-5·6tc 1.25 x 15 four ply tires Spotlight with mirror REMODELED 3-bodroom • door house on Lincoln Heights. ThiS bid 11 to be with a trade in o/ a 1"7 Dodge Coronet 4 Phone 992-3...0. door sedan whlcl'l may be seen 9·21·ffc at the Meigs County Highway - - -- - -- - - Garage at anr, time . The Comm ssloner• reserve the right to relect any or all bids. Marthll Chambers. Clerk For Rent 110) 8, IS, 2fc MEIGS MOBILE HOMES 10~tl'.;, .. . . R... I 'E. tat .. F . ·s,l;.e., .. ..,.. ea $ 8 •Of a ' tt~ME building lots within orftr,~~~ Cl:~~~n~igh ':~~ JUST FAR ENOUGH, NOT and fairgrounds . This is a new development, all lot> large and have good drainage. Phone 992-6887 after 5 p.m. 10.1-lfc ALL ELECTRIC 3-bedroom home, full basement, aluminum siding, storm doors and windows. One acre of ground. Drilled well, $12,500. Phone 9-'9-2739. 10.8-3tc TOO FAR FROM SHOP. PING, Jlla storv frame, 3 bedrooms. bath, newly painted, $6,500. WHY PAY RENT? 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, bath, In good coodltlon, good neighborhood. $3,750. =T-: U-:P-:P--::E-R:-:S--:P-:L-:A-:-IN -,-S~.--2-new three-bedroom homes plus carr,ort and utility room. City wa er. total etectrlc. Lot size 100x200. J . W. Arbaugh . Phone Coolville 661-3289. TDIUY OR SELL CONTACT US HENRY CLELAND REALTOR Office fH-2259 RH. tn-25H 10·+41< - - - -- - - 7 ROOM modern houoe with e•tr• lot In Pomeror. Must sell, will teke bes offer. FIELD orown chrysanthe - Phone 949-2165 or 1~14-228mums, and mums In lull 9-29-121< bloom. Reynolds' Flower Shop, Mason, W. Va . 10-l-2tc IRISH cobblers and Kennebec potatoes, Charles Hilton , Parflend, Ohio. Phone 8432268. 9-24-18fc .... HOBSTETTER REALTY WINSTON SALEM DANNIE'S POMEROY AlMENS We S~ttci•Jize M... YTAO Rod Clrpet Sctrvic:e RUTlAND FURNITURE Arnold 742-4211 Grete Belair 4 Door Sedan, V-8 motor, radio, stan· dar! shift. Reel nice for the model. 4 Door Sedan L. T. D., power brakes. alr-eondltloniiiiJ. GEO. HOISTETTER, BROKER BASSET puppl.., AKC, SJO. F. MIDDLEPORT - Trailer lot 165(1.00 A. Benedum, Reedsville, See the New 1971 Ohio. Phone 661-3856. 10·•· 121c S1 ACRES- • bedroom home, bath, gas furnace (forced air), drilled well . Small barn. & NEW '1970 ZIG-ZAG Sewing $10,000.00 Machine In original factory carton . Zig-Zag to m•ke buttonf'toles, sew on buttons, 66 ACRES- Old house, barn, well, young tlmber.ISO.OO per No On Dt I I monograms, and make laney acre. w spay designs with lust the twist of a Remanlng 1970 Mobile · single dial. left In lay-away and nt-ver been used. Will sell ~~s~ 0iteem 3 .!:'/~ 00~i,,: Homedes must be for only S-47 cash, Qr E-2 1 garage. 120.000.00 mov Terms. Phone 992·2685. 10.2-6tc 16 ACRES - 8 room houoe, ~E-L~E~C~T~R ~ OL-,U~X,--,-V-:-a-cuum porchn, cell•r. 3 car geraae. Young fruit . Minerals. Cleaner complete wltf't at- $15,500.00 OHIO'S LARGEST tachments, cordwlnder and MOBILE HOME DEALER NEED 210 ACRES paint spray. U&ed but In like HELEN •nd VIRGIL new condition. Pay $37 ..&5 TEAFORD cash or terms If deslred . Meln Slreot ff2·7195 ASSOCIATES Phone 992-2685. m-ms I0-2-4tc SYRACUSE __________ 1o._2-6tc U.S. Rl. 54> E. SMALL PONY, nice with children. Also, walk-In cooler unit, complete. 1955 one-ton , - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- , - - - - - - , Ford truc.!J_ cattle rac~s. Ill C1p1clty Phone 949·JUI3. Mayl11 lO.Utc Autom•tlcs 2 speed operation. ONE WALNUT tree cut down Choice of water reedy to haul. Phone B<J-2476. temps. Auto . lO·Htc water level controL Lint FIller or Power Fin Agiletor . Perma-Preu M•vtat Halo of Heat Dry.en S~rround clothes w•ttl gentle, even heat. No t~ot spots, no ovardrylnQ . Flne Mesh Lint store. Excellent Filter · For menswear working conditions and good job security, Write Box 1000-X In care of this newspaper stating age, experience etc. 1967 Chevrolet '1695 1967 Ford SALESMAN WANTED LEGAL NOTICE Tht Chester Township Trustees will otter for sale at public auction to be held on SatUrday, October 24. at 10 a . m . at tht Chester Town Hall, the following : 19SI Dodge- ~ ton dump truck 19SA GMC 2 lon truck with good tires . Ch~ster Town\hip Trustl!eS Willis Frost, Clt~rk , IOJ 8, 15. 11 . Jtc And We Are,at Really Low,Low Prices Rutland, o. 111 ~!!!om~l!n; '1795 /!\ '. I ~ ) I steering, power • · CROSSWORD !!!! DOWN l. Two-tooted anlmal 2. AnetthetJc 6 cyl., transmission, power steering. EKtra Nice. '·lllDicma 1967 Plymouthv,a '1495 Belvedere 2 Dr. Hardtop. motor, steering, & automatic transmission. 1966 Dodge Coronet 2 Door Hardtop. steering, auto. trans. 440 28. Favor .........,......... as. cauUOua 88. Kfa4 ar Durt10r7 au. Vba '1295'• v.a motor, poWer '1195 PorneroJ,·Motot'"'Co. Fov ·flunt ne.~en· · i.OHIO 992-2126 1 r I t) J I ) I I I I t XJ :..~::,-::--...:-:· • • Station .Wagon, T•mpeit, V-8 motor, power steering & automatic transmission. it• 7. fl<1llopl 21.r,Coolk'i""'lr'I:"Tf-urthllr:-..,....,.:m:•:h:..,:! ENPLIT Now ..._lllo dnW lol1an I ....,___ I A ( I I I H I I I I l YWI, I MAP~! 1HE l'fAL, llt!N t AGUI!II> lll~'lfE -Y. iOti'P·-T (' TO KNOW, YeeleM.r'• Starflre C9upe, radio, power steering, automatic tran.s mlsslon. Reel Nice. · PQM 2S.Loopard powel' 1965 Oldsmobile '1.295 1965 Pontiac lavtehly e. Narrow _, .play 80. I tol4 & lteJmel you ID! owner 31. SUce U:WOIIdertqthe lS.Ka. . . dty niLit If. Fun ot rrtt 32. Bal4 ,, form foar ordinarr word1. apeak:er 26. llntertalned farm. f . BadiJ Impala Convertible, V-8 motor, radio, po\ver steering, automatic transmission. air conditioning. ·· IJN<runbtethtlefourJumblto. one letter to eat:h ~quu-e, to 2f. Public 3. Milkmaid'• 1966 Chevrolet '1495 ~WJ~1YE;"'-~•n.f11...J C U.Rodent 28. Youn.-•ter I_._Wffl -LI Jo..W..• JUICT CHIINI - - Hote til• ,....,. o/lff'Ud ~· · H . .1 JIANIH -tury llliqol Tartan (lwdl.) fO.Nurlul'e 0 41. IJentler: fraU DAILY OIIYft'OQt10'1'1l-1Jere'a llow to Willi- II: .t.XYDLa.t..t.X& lo LOJII81'11:LLDW Oat lllnply tor &1161har. Ia WI .A 11 - t• t11o L'i. X tcw 111o two otc. ll1tcl' ..u.a. o•., ~ . . loqtit .... - IIIIIL 111M11 dq t11o cocltlttton .,. A. an•••~• q .._t. af .... - ·•II'• ... oil e, P,'l'AKBJIHii KlFRXAK ' RIIIJ HAVIll· ;,\J ) . Q' C It TV IlK f K J H VVa V RK I • ' I '' - ,.,..,H 11¥ .·.· ~ TOUOIH1 Btalll _J ..... '" / ' • ~,_IT'S FUN '1tl COME ..........: AND !lAVE A Cl.f OF HOT CH0Ca.A1l. ' XPPfl.a ' Xllf. ~· XOBK:IU !•'; .· ,I �' ·-aargainS~'Birgains, and More Bargains In Sentinel Classifieds WIN AT BRIDGI! ..:;===.:...=.l~=== . d M . F't FIn Q tOr I Alter 2-C'ub BI'd wANT AD N01·ICe INFORMATION DEADLINES RUMMAGE SALE. Oc1. •• 9, o • .., Before PublitlfiOn · and 10. Stark Building, s p M. c:.Oc~~r.~~~~~CI~~~r~t~s Wlllbeaccepteduntil9a .m. for o:u'u"L"f~f&~~n Pomerox:u!cro= tomF po~: ~~8Meft;i1:f O.ur~ ores Flir Rent - ,tl' 7-1-Uc mRu~~~tT~~t · FURNISHED and unfurnlshecS ipert....nts. Close to school. Phone 992·5434. lO.ll-lfc HraT£D NOW• , ' • · \ TI . .& ~ .& _ SIEGLE_R • Business . Se . _.e..... .ces ~- Jim hHII says: , 3 ROOM unfUI'O'shod eperl- illl • " ment. Phone 99.~;-n88. 'E EEXoUmMEEK EXPERJENC£0 Radiator JOHNMN' •"•ASONRY .BLAETTNARS EXPERT _ l0-6-3tc • t;ftiU\ • ~ ly Oswald & Jam11 Jacoby rloht to edit or reject anv ••• H"'YMAN'S AUCTION House, l'-0:..clumtd Oblect ional. The Laurel Cliff. ' IP W open each All sizes in stock, tJaiiM publlsherwillnotberesponsible Friday to :-~celve con - UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom 149, 95 up. We Install, NORm I for mort then one Incorrect slgnments at 10 a.m . Auction house. Phone 992-3231. Brick, Block, Stone. Insertion RATES 10.'r-6I C We Se r V ICe , we ,.1n1 n ct. .Q943 starting at 7 p.m . Let us sell Roof Palntlngo. & Cisterns, Chimneys, Home ¥Q7S2 For Want Ad Service your merchandise . 3 ROOM furnished apartment ~..· Repair, Spouting & '•' Remodeling, Cement Work, • 94 5 cents per Word ont insertion 3-22-Hc with nice yard In Middleport. POMEROY Garages. Clrpenter Work • • 653 Minimum Charge 75c J. w. C1n1y, Mtr. 12 cents per word thret WILL pick up merchandise and Phone 992-278l or 992-242. . Phon•H:a-:a111 WIIST Contad: EAST Free Estimates consecutive lnstrtlons. 10-7-tfc . . 18 cents per word six con .'take to auction on a per•---....-'---------' .J2 .1087 Jim- Larry secutlve insert ions. centage basb. Call Jim GARAGE space. Excellent tor GREEN beans, tomatoes. Pick ¥8643 ¥AJIO KennyJake 25 Per cent Discount on paid Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. storage. Boat, camper, etc. tQJ101 t653 your own. Als-o. potatoes and ads and ads paid within 10days. Phone 7.f2-.u61 . Mn. Gall Miller. Phone 992From the Largest Truck' ot Phone .K74 .JI092 sweet potatoes. Bring con· CARD OF THANKS 9-23·11< 31~ Bultdoler Radiator to the 992-7044 or 992-5632 Rt. 1 & OBITUARY ru. SOUTH(D) talners. Andrew Cross, Letart 10-7-31< Smallest Heater Core. SUO for 50 word minimum. Falls . .AK6S GUN SHOOT, S<Jnday, October - -- - -Each additional word 2c. 10-7~tc 11, 1 p. m. Mile Hill Roed . ¥K9 BLIND ADS For Sale or Trade Additional 25c Charge per Sponsored by Racine Fire tAK82 Have Your Yearly Advertisement. Department. HAVE USED gas water heater YORKSHIRE plgo. Phone 992- ' ••. ft1..2143 Pomeroy • AQB OFFICE HOURS 10·8-3tc will freda for electric water 62111. Neither vulnerable 8:30a .m . to S: OO p.m . Dally, healer. Phone 992-SGIO. Coli 10.1~1< 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon w..t North r...t South Seturday . GUN SHOOT, Forked Run after 5 p.m. 10.5-31< GIRL SCOUT uniform, size 10. Sportsman Club, Sunday, Nowr~II~r::'ss p.,. Pus 2N.T. Boy Scout uniform, Size 14. FOR October 11 . p.,. Pau Both like new. Phone 773-543. In Memory 1o. 7· 31< Sale p.,. Pus p10·7-31c SOIRH~•~ IN LOVING memory of George SPECIAL ..'VI ~ planned far 2 GAS hNiers. nice building Pus -GUARANTEEDN. Sargent who passed away Sunday at the Hartford lots. Albert Hill, Meln St.. RHO-DES Market Building, Opening lead-t Q Plus Phone 992-2094 four years ago: Racine. Phone 949-2261. Dorcas, Ohio. St. Rt. 12.t, Christian Union Church • Parts And Complete Line Sunday, October 11, 2 p.m. 10-Htc com blned 'ttore. bu 1hldlkng and 11 v 1ng quar ers w11 1ltchen In JACOBY MODERN the Four years ago on October 8 Rev . Leonard Fitts, speaker. of Supplies ~to Your passing awav left an opening two-dub bid often sink, complete bathroom, hot Evening services at 7:30p.m. I I th f Jo STEREO, WALNUT Modern water tank, 3 gas stoves, empty r,tace . s h o w s a 23-24 point noIea ur no 6116 E. Main, PointtOy, D. Pllont tn-21<1 e our ur style, 4 speaker sound built-In clothes closets, N\emor es are treasures time trump. North's two-heart resystem, " speed automatic shelving and counters In nevman Quartet. Revival cannot erase. Mason, W. VI. sponse showed 4~ points and beginning Monday. October chan~r. Balance $64.15. Use 1 1 h We do not know why we had to 773-liTS 12, with Rev. Roy Taylor. our et terms. Call 992 _ s ore. coa ouse and one South's two no-trump rebid part Everyone welcome . Pastor outbuilding, several apple, Open Dally 11114 p.m. H... RRISON'S TV AND AN· DOZER Work . Phone 949-2171. announced that he had a no3352 · But we do know it left a O'Dell Manley. cherry and peach trees. lots of 6:30 Hl9 p.m. TENNA SERVICE. Phone 9-13-lfc trump-type holding. He broken heart . 10-7-Jtc 10-6-6tc flowers and shrubbery. Will 992·2522. wanted to be In game becE-A--::R-L-:-Y:-1\m -er-lc_a_n-:-S:-te_r_eo--radlo :;c:'t~~s ~~~~~~a:.,•~= 6-lO.tfc SEPTIC tanko cleaned. Miller Sadly missed by his wife . - - - - -- -- cause 23 plus 4 equals rT but I WILL not be responsible for combination, AM& FMradio, away or on combined store: : : : Barbara, and family . Estate For Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. he didn't want to hurry matSEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. any debts contracted by " speaker sound system, 4 building . house and land. 10.8-lip 662-3035. ters. Maybe North w o u I d Reasonable rates. Phone anyone other than myself . speed automatic changer . Contact Harry Rhodes. c-o LOTS WITH all utilities. 2-12-lfc want to get into a suit conJohn RusMII, Gallipolis «4Restricted sub division: •12 to WI flam Black, Rt . I, Mid· Balance $78 .69 . Use our Ohio Valley Be king Co .• 1 -acre lots. 4712 after 5: 30 p.m, _ Phone Chester dleporl, Ohio. budget terms. Coli 992-3352. Middleport, or phone675-1981, ~W~H-:E~E~L--:H~o-rs_e__S~a-:-lo> and tract . Notice +7-lfc 985-3301, night 985-3302. -6-ltp I0-6--61c Pt. Pleasant, evenings only. North certainly did. His WILL give piano lessons In my ,--,--,-, - -- -- : -'-,-0 Service. Baum Lumber 1~-flc Company, Chuler, Ohio. 10._1-3tc three-club call was Stayman. home. Phone 992-3666. I WILL not be responsible for FINE PORCELAIN china by _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ Phone 985-mL We use Stayman after open· 8-16-tfc any debts contracted b{ Norltake. Complete set, $5.24 GOOD Investment property. 5.20-lfc per 5-plece place setting . Call PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, House with three furnished anyone other than mysel, lng one and two no-trump READY · MIX CONCRETE :-:-:--:-=:;-:-;::::=;:-:-:Lowell McNickle, 70 North 992-5602. and bird dogs. AKC. Pet and apartments, basement, two caDs and after two clubs delivered right to your AIR CONDITIONING, Second St., Middleport. Ohio. I0-8-3tc ·;how puppies. Grooming. garages. Monthly income, that is followed by a two nopro/act. Fa1t Md easy. Free Refrigeration aervlc;e. Jack't 10·2-6tp --:---::---:--::----:--Phone 992·5oU3. $190. Priced reasonably far trump rebid . South re · est mates. Phone 992-3284. Refrigeration, New Hav.,. -------HOMEMADE Ice cream by 3-17-tfc quick sale. Phone 992-3035. GoeQieln Reody-MIK Co., Phone 112·20111. srr,nded to Stayman with Lost and Found quarts . Racine Fireman 7·19·11< Midilleport, Ohio. +6-t!c tree !ipades and North A:~J,'~~M~';.T Auxiliary . Phone 949-3.01 or Aut S 1 6-JO.Ifc --::-C.-BR-..,-D:-F:-0-:R-:D-.-:Au_cl_l_on_oet· 0 es raised to game. c•u No. 20316 LOST, LARGE black and while U9·3293 . 15-ACRE farm, large house, 1 -~-----10.8~1< collie. Answors to "Cubby." West opened the queen of Estate of Margaret A. Ball•y 1966 PONTIAC, GTO. 389, 4- room$0nd bath, 3 wells, barn, NEIGLER Construction. For Complete Service Ple<tse call 992- ~1 . Reward. - -- - -- - - d.Jamonds and South saw D&ceased. speed. $1,100. Also, 1969 shed.Coll992-25llafler5p.m. building or remodeling your Phone 949·3121 10-6-Jic CHINESE rlngneck pl'leasants, Toyota Corona 2 door hard- Qlll n2-5n5. that he would have his work M:r~~~~~ h;~~~ ~~.-~e~ ·~·-~ home, coli Guy Nelgler, Racine, Ohio SOc to S2 each, at farm . Phone t~. automatic, $1,500. Phone 10.6-<llc Racine, Ohio. cut out for hJm at the spade Pomeroy , Ohio, hu been duly Crllt Bradford Let•rt, W. Va. 895-3972 any Chester 985·3500 after 5 p.m. Executrl)l{ of the Help Wanted 7-31·Uc game · He d ecI'd ed to 1eave appointed 5-1-lfc aav except Saturday. Estate Of Margaret A. Bailey. 10.6-61p 6 ROOM HOUSE, bath, .W.10·8~tp trumps alone for awhile and deceased, tete of Meigs County, HOUSEKEEPER needed. Live - --:- - : -- acres, In Long Bottom, Ohio. SEWING MACHINES. ROfNIIr Insurance to see what could be done Ohio . In If dt>lrtd . Good working - - - - - - 1949 OLDSMOBILE 91 luxury Call 6U-865 -J325 New service, all maku. 992-m.. about ruffing a couple of his Creditors are required to tile condlnons. Phone 992-Sll I. 1962 DODGE 'h-ton pickup, 7'12sedan. air conditioned, full Matamoros. Ohio or Cheater The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. "'UTOMOBILE lna...ance been ·n dummy . their claims wlttlsald fiduciary 10-8·11< foof bed, 6·cyllnder. Good power, FM radio, etc. New Cards l 985--4l.t8. Paul Hauber, owner. Authorized Singer SaiH and cancelladl Lost your wltf'tln four months . Hres . Donald Foglesong, sf'tape, $500. W. H. Rlcf'tmond, I0-6-61p Service. We Sharpen Scissors. operator'• li<*!sel Coli 992He cashed tbe ace and Dated this 6th day of October Mason, Phone 773·5561. Leading Creek Road. 3-29-lfc 2966. kin~! diamonds and ruffed 1970 · HAVE immediate- opening for 10-5-31c 10-6-Jtc F H. O'Brien ffl 1 h lh d 6-15-flc a t . d diamond low. Then Probate Judge of said o ce secre arv, s or an he led a heart toward his County and typing necessarv. PONTIAC T 1 knowledge of bookkeeping COAL , limestone. E)lceislor 1967 e-mpes, 4-door, hand. East's 10 lost to !lOl 8• 15 ' 22 • Jtc helpful. Experience not Salt Works, E. Main St., slanders. V8, whitewalls . South's king. Now South led esHntlal. Interviews will be Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. Leaving States, musl sell. CLOSE IN, ALMOST NEW- 3 his last diamond . When West NOTICE OF orron,ed. Write Bo• 129-L, 4-9·11< $1195. Phone 992·JO.I5. bedrooms, bath, built-In followed South carefully disAPPOINT~~:~ •. 20359 c-o he Deily Sentinel, __ _ _ _ __ __,_o._B-Jtp room, kitchen, · utility carded a club from dummy. E~tate of Bess Campbell , Pomerov. Ohio, stating 1'\WNINGS. storm doors and B R garage, breezeworkshop. trainlnn, and any w 1n dow s, carports, 1962 11 RAM There was no koInt sencUng D~Kea,ed . way, about 7 acres woodland. ·helpful ·-. e•perience t conLE dill on.classic. Ph one -Exother Information. marquees, biDwn and batt ce en Yu.· $12,900. a low trump li e a lamb to Notice Is hereby given thai I0-6-6tc lruulatlon. Elmer White, 3342, Th1 Publisher reser\le& the 2. 3. ROOFJNG BY CONTRAcr ' Re-Oiarp TROPICAL ASH 6 98 Ewlyn McDaniel Rtal ut1"S Cf4ie CXAil e,!:SN.D·A WISH, EEl<-! Air-Conditianin& Inspection And ·-Wheel Ali&nment $5.55 For ME!! I'()(J SAID YORE IIIAW WUZ COMIN' FER ON AIRTH WUZ A VISIT, SO I TOOK DOIN' All THAT HER PITCHER OUT OF HAMMERIN'? TH' PANTRY AN' HUNG IT .UP • 'L,...._.,.:, , Ohl TH' WALL P$W!!WHO Blaettriar's 'Pomeroy Home I Ll'L ABNER, WE. GOT A SHMII-JFANT TJ.iATI; A COM&INATION OF FOOCK HUDSCJt.J AND AAQUELINEL.CH-AND IT INA!> FRJ'.I!. !:" Sale LEGAL NOTICE a t. Cleland ® 50R~ WENDY . I DON'T LIKE 'll<E IDE,.t. OF YOUR LIVING ALONE tN 6R:EENW!CH VILLASE ... 01' at!ASE I TRUST euT, MOM ... LLL NEVER SET A DfAR .. . IT'S .JUST lllAT YORK 1!:1 SUCH A eh3, e!ITTER eRCAK lHAN '11415 OFF- SOPHielTJCATED CI'!Y! ei<OADWAY 'll<EATRE:'. Realty~ The Boss Said: the ~laughter. . • ~~ sfre:tn:;;.,~~~~!~.~; n:rlest awa~eaOIIrt toleadEaasndt·s · ·~:;;~~:~o~·::~~f.t~"::le:': ~ , Califpboll, deceasod, late Of JHC . Back came the Jack of M•lgs county, Ohio. clubs. The queen was Creditors are required to file fihDeSd8ed UDSUCCeSSfully _and :~~~j;~r~:-1 :!~~hs:ld fiduciary t e efense had three tricks Dated this 6th day of October ln. That was all they could 1970 . get. Actually a club was reF. H. O'Brien turned. South won ruffed his cou:t~obate Judge of nld last club In dummy 811d ran ( 11 e, 15, 22. ltc off the rest of the tricks In trumps. !her J 1t was ra UC y ·•e but fourS .pad es did m ... while three no-trump would almost sure I y have gone down. (N.wlftOpet fnltrpriN Attn.) All thi I The bidding hu been: p.., 1¥ Pue PISI P011 3t Pus 3N.T. Puo You, South, hold: .AQU ¥KJ85 tS! .QIOB What do you do now? A-.t four heam. Cl•bo I> lolar to be ........ at .... .,.l trump. Notice GARAGE SALE, 10 a.m . to 5 p. m. Saturday, Oct . 10. Numerous items. 336 Lasley St., Pomeroy. I0-8-2tc lLadies and Gentlemen Jim Mees, You, and Music! WMPO RADI0/1390 --------....,. - , .,.,,.Mits.rODt~t•H~.far frae Wanted To' Buy ·~ '""'~~':ar~oy';Tc'u~'ot~arl1' ' Johns'on and Son, inc. , , USED steel traps, wfll PaY cash , any make. any size. Phone -;:====== =8-=JO-:t:fc::; 742-3656. I 10_·7·3tc _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ Mr. & Mrs. Mobile Home Customer 10 GAUGE single. double or lever action shotgun. Phone 742-3656. We Invite Comparison! 10·1-31c Bring your mol>lle home - - - - - -- - prices and needo fo us and lot NOW PAYING, Ginseng, $30 ustellyoulhtlrulhlnMoblle per pound, Golden Sear, S1.75 Home buying I No hlddon per pound. Se<tl lops and Is In ~r _pr Ices II t cos s ems. s.so per pound. Bill Ballev. Second St., Reedsvllle, Ohio 457n. 10-<-61c - - - - -- - -OLD UPRIG R HT pianos, any Oult7, Tuppers Plllns,O. condition. M long 11 have not (667-Jitl ar-"7-3216 been wet. Paying SlO each . First floor only. Mondays will be plck-ut;l day. Write, giving WARM MORNING healer, like good direCtions, Witten Pleno new. Bottled gas, $65. Also, Company, So• l8l, Serdls, J(onmore with blower, bottled Ohio -439-46. gM, $70. Phone 742-5116. B-20-ttc 9-3o.lfc NOTICE OF •ppotNTMENT ~ c 110 No.,..,, Eat1te of 1v1 M. Donohue. Deceased. Notice 11 heroby glvtn that Mlldrtd Lee of R. D. 2. Albany, Ohio, has been duly appointed Admlnlstr1tr1x of the Estate of 1..-1 M. Donohue, decened, lele of Meigs County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file ttleir claims With tald flduclery witf'tln tour manth1. 19 p0~1td tf'tls 6th day of October, F. H. O'Brien Probate Judge of nld County no> a, 15, 22. 3tc OLD r...nnure. dlahll, brau beds, etc. Write M. 0 . Miller, Rt. _., Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271. 9-l -Ife -----,.LEGAL NOTICE Bids will be received in the Comm1ss1oner1 Office for • 1971 Sf'terlff'S car until 9:00 a .m . o'clock on October 27, 1970. TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Specifications are as follows : Park, Minersville. Phone 992Color - solid white (two tone 3324. color · wh lte to belt line . black 9-9-tfc bottom) . - - - - - - -- 011 Filter Heavy Duty Air Cleaner MIDDLEPORT, 3-room fur · Windshield Washers and Ver . nished apartment for couple ~ peed Electric Wipers with one child. First floor . Sack up llghfl Phone 7•2-5032. Spot light end mirror 10.8-31< Heavy duty Alternator Heater and Defroster H . o. Bauery TRAILER space, one mile from Undercoating new Meigs High School on old VInyl Upholstery (black Rt . 33. Phone 992-2941. perterred) 9-20-liHc 350 Cu . ln . Engine (minimum) Power Disc Brakes Power Steering NEWLY decorated, 3 room No~l lp Differential furnished apartment, adults 55 mp Heavy Duty Alter onty. 124 Mulberry Ave. nalor itfl 70 Amp. Battery Phone 992-6698. Hea y Duty Hyctramallc 9-6-tf Automatic Transmission -- - -- - - - - - < Air Foam Se-ats Antifre-eze NICELY furnished 2-beclroom Seat belts front ana rear ~partment , Middleport. fregul•tionl Phone 991·l874. Standard Pollee packeg t' 9-30-tfc whlch Includes In addlllon to above: H11vy Duty 5 blaat fan, FURNISHED ap•rtment, 4 ignition suspension eQulpm&nf, rooms and bath. Afberl Hill, heavy spr.ngs and shocks, Main St., Racine. Phme 9.t9heavy duty front seat, and 2261 . heavy duty floor mats . 10-5·6tc 1.25 x 15 four ply tires Spotlight with mirror REMODELED 3-bodroom • door house on Lincoln Heights. ThiS bid 11 to be with a trade in o/ a 1"7 Dodge Coronet 4 Phone 992-3...0. door sedan whlcl'l may be seen 9·21·ffc at the Meigs County Highway - - -- - -- - - Garage at anr, time . The Comm ssloner• reserve the right to relect any or all bids. Marthll Chambers. Clerk For Rent 110) 8, IS, 2fc MEIGS MOBILE HOMES 10~tl'.;, .. . . R... I 'E. tat .. F . ·s,l;.e., .. ..,.. ea $ 8 •Of a ' tt~ME building lots within orftr,~~~ Cl:~~~n~igh ':~~ JUST FAR ENOUGH, NOT and fairgrounds . This is a new development, all lot> large and have good drainage. Phone 992-6887 after 5 p.m. 10.1-lfc ALL ELECTRIC 3-bedroom home, full basement, aluminum siding, storm doors and windows. One acre of ground. Drilled well, $12,500. Phone 9-'9-2739. 10.8-3tc TOO FAR FROM SHOP. PING, Jlla storv frame, 3 bedrooms. bath, newly painted, $6,500. WHY PAY RENT? 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, bath, In good coodltlon, good neighborhood. $3,750. =T-: U-:P-:P--::E-R:-:S--:P-:L-:A-:-IN -,-S~.--2-new three-bedroom homes plus carr,ort and utility room. City wa er. total etectrlc. Lot size 100x200. J . W. Arbaugh . Phone Coolville 661-3289. TDIUY OR SELL CONTACT US HENRY CLELAND REALTOR Office fH-2259 RH. tn-25H 10·+41< - - - -- - - 7 ROOM modern houoe with e•tr• lot In Pomeror. Must sell, will teke bes offer. FIELD orown chrysanthe - Phone 949-2165 or 1~14-228mums, and mums In lull 9-29-121< bloom. Reynolds' Flower Shop, Mason, W. Va . 10-l-2tc IRISH cobblers and Kennebec potatoes, Charles Hilton , Parflend, Ohio. Phone 8432268. 9-24-18fc .... HOBSTETTER REALTY WINSTON SALEM DANNIE'S POMEROY AlMENS We S~ttci•Jize M... YTAO Rod Clrpet Sctrvic:e RUTlAND FURNITURE Arnold 742-4211 Grete Belair 4 Door Sedan, V-8 motor, radio, stan· dar! shift. Reel nice for the model. 4 Door Sedan L. T. D., power brakes. alr-eondltloniiiiJ. GEO. HOISTETTER, BROKER BASSET puppl.., AKC, SJO. F. MIDDLEPORT - Trailer lot 165(1.00 A. Benedum, Reedsville, See the New 1971 Ohio. Phone 661-3856. 10·•· 121c S1 ACRES- • bedroom home, bath, gas furnace (forced air), drilled well . Small barn. & NEW '1970 ZIG-ZAG Sewing $10,000.00 Machine In original factory carton . Zig-Zag to m•ke buttonf'toles, sew on buttons, 66 ACRES- Old house, barn, well, young tlmber.ISO.OO per No On Dt I I monograms, and make laney acre. w spay designs with lust the twist of a Remanlng 1970 Mobile · single dial. left In lay-away and nt-ver been used. Will sell ~~s~ 0iteem 3 .!:'/~ 00~i,,: Homedes must be for only S-47 cash, Qr E-2 1 garage. 120.000.00 mov Terms. Phone 992·2685. 10.2-6tc 16 ACRES - 8 room houoe, ~E-L~E~C~T~R ~ OL-,U~X,--,-V-:-a-cuum porchn, cell•r. 3 car geraae. Young fruit . Minerals. Cleaner complete wltf't at- $15,500.00 OHIO'S LARGEST tachments, cordwlnder and MOBILE HOME DEALER NEED 210 ACRES paint spray. U&ed but In like HELEN •nd VIRGIL new condition. Pay $37 ..&5 TEAFORD cash or terms If deslred . Meln Slreot ff2·7195 ASSOCIATES Phone 992-2685. m-ms I0-2-4tc SYRACUSE __________ 1o._2-6tc U.S. Rl. 54> E. SMALL PONY, nice with children. Also, walk-In cooler unit, complete. 1955 one-ton , - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- , - - - - - - , Ford truc.!J_ cattle rac~s. Ill C1p1clty Phone 949·JUI3. Mayl11 lO.Utc Autom•tlcs 2 speed operation. ONE WALNUT tree cut down Choice of water reedy to haul. Phone B<J-2476. temps. Auto . lO·Htc water level controL Lint FIller or Power Fin Agiletor . Perma-Preu M•vtat Halo of Heat Dry.en S~rround clothes w•ttl gentle, even heat. No t~ot spots, no ovardrylnQ . Flne Mesh Lint store. Excellent Filter · For menswear working conditions and good job security, Write Box 1000-X In care of this newspaper stating age, experience etc. 1967 Chevrolet '1695 1967 Ford SALESMAN WANTED LEGAL NOTICE Tht Chester Township Trustees will otter for sale at public auction to be held on SatUrday, October 24. at 10 a . m . at tht Chester Town Hall, the following : 19SI Dodge- ~ ton dump truck 19SA GMC 2 lon truck with good tires . Ch~ster Town\hip Trustl!eS Willis Frost, Clt~rk , IOJ 8, 15. 11 . Jtc And We Are,at Really Low,Low Prices Rutland, o. 111 ~!!!om~l!n; '1795 /!\ '. I ~ ) I steering, power • · CROSSWORD !!!! DOWN l. Two-tooted anlmal 2. AnetthetJc 6 cyl., transmission, power steering. EKtra Nice. '·lllDicma 1967 Plymouthv,a '1495 Belvedere 2 Dr. Hardtop. motor, steering, & automatic transmission. 1966 Dodge Coronet 2 Door Hardtop. steering, auto. trans. 440 28. Favor .........,......... as. cauUOua 88. Kfa4 ar Durt10r7 au. Vba '1295'• v.a motor, poWer '1195 PorneroJ,·Motot'"'Co. Fov ·flunt ne.~en· · i.OHIO 992-2126 1 r I t) J I ) I I I I t XJ :..~::,-::--...:-:· • • Station .Wagon, T•mpeit, V-8 motor, power steering & automatic transmission. it• 7. fl<1llopl 21.r,Coolk'i""'lr'I:"Tf-urthllr:-..,....,.:m:•:h:..,:! ENPLIT Now ..._lllo dnW lol1an I ....,___ I A ( I I I H I I I I l YWI, I MAP~! 1HE l'fAL, llt!N t AGUI!II> lll~'lfE -Y. iOti'P·-T (' TO KNOW, YeeleM.r'• Starflre C9upe, radio, power steering, automatic tran.s mlsslon. Reel Nice. · PQM 2S.Loopard powel' 1965 Oldsmobile '1.295 1965 Pontiac lavtehly e. Narrow _, .play 80. I tol4 & lteJmel you ID! owner 31. SUce U:WOIIdertqthe lS.Ka. . . dty niLit If. Fun ot rrtt 32. Bal4 ,, form foar ordinarr word1. apeak:er 26. llntertalned farm. f . BadiJ Impala Convertible, V-8 motor, radio, po\ver steering, automatic transmission. air conditioning. ·· IJN<runbtethtlefourJumblto. one letter to eat:h ~quu-e, to 2f. Public 3. Milkmaid'• 1966 Chevrolet '1495 ~WJ~1YE;"'-~•n.f11...J C U.Rodent 28. Youn.-•ter I_._Wffl -LI Jo..W..• JUICT CHIINI - - Hote til• ,....,. o/lff'Ud ~· · H . .1 JIANIH -tury llliqol Tartan (lwdl.) fO.Nurlul'e 0 41. IJentler: fraU DAILY OIIYft'OQt10'1'1l-1Jere'a llow to Willi- II: .t.XYDLa.t..t.X& lo LOJII81'11:LLDW Oat lllnply tor &1161har. Ia WI .A 11 - t• t11o L'i. X tcw 111o two otc. ll1tcl' ..u.a. o•., ~ . . loqtit .... - IIIIIL 111M11 dq t11o cocltlttton .,. A. an•••~• q .._t. af .... - ·•II'• ... oil e, P,'l'AKBJIHii KlFRXAK ' RIIIJ HAVIll· ;,\J ) . Q' C It TV IlK f K J H VVa V RK I • ' I '' - ,.,..,H 11¥ .·.· ~ TOUOIH1 Btalll _J ..... '" / ' • ~,_IT'S FUN '1tl COME ..........: AND !lAVE A Cl.f OF HOT CH0Ca.A1l. ' XPPfl.a ' Xllf. ~· XOBK:IU !•'; .· ,I �'+< ·~· (----------------·----------. ! News •.. in Briefs ! I Elberfelds In Pomeroy I By lhlltod I'Nalaleraatloul 'l COUJMBUS - 'I1IE HEAD OF THE OHIO National Guard charged Wedneaday loBI spring's attacb on guardlmen and pollee were cw....,..ted through a "student lnfonnatlon ham radio ftetwort," Aoijutant G<neral S. T. Del Corso said student rioters, prior to April, Ulllally retreated and dlsperal!d whenever Natimal Guard troops moved in fonnatlon agalnBI th1111. "Then the word spread to atand up aaalnst us and even attack us," Del Coroo said. "This was not a spontaneous thing. It waa cooninated. The word was spread on a student information ham radio network." Cambodia's effort hurting PHNOM PENH-TIIOUSANDSOF NORTII VIetnamese and VIet Cong attacked a 16-battatlon Cambodian force around the town of Tang Kauk today In whal the C8mbodlan Command said was the largest Cwununist tlrust of tile war. "I must leU you that our llituation i.s deterioratq; that our llituation i.s veey, very aarious now," said Maj. Am Hong, the offielol Cambodian military spokesman. "It appears to he the largest Couununl.st offensl ve of the war." Am Rona lllld Intelligence eatimalesahowed between 7,000 Wid 10,000 Communist troopa were trying to overrun the cam. bodlan troops, the moat assemhled in the Cambodian campaign and BlaDed since Sept. ~at Tang Kauk, 52 mnea north of Phnom Panh. 'lbe VIet Cong and North VIetnamese alao attacked Cambodian forces at Prakham, 48 mUes north of the CApital and at KDmpmg Clllmang, 511 mnes northwest of Phnom Penh. The ottacb all began at Dusk Wednesdey and continued into this IDOI'IIing. ELECTROMATIC 10 CUP PEROOUTORS :~:"s~;h Blue Cornflowerde•lgn. 6.99 Club Aluminum Educated Brlddles Now you can have delicious, golden brown griddle cakes. No grea•e - no smoke . no odor . no guflllng about the heat - tho Indicator does lt. ltbak$$ - ltbrolls - ltlrl... ll"dlameter. ftft PANnES JI.Con Rat and Mice Klier 1.69 pair Two Day Sale Regular 1.00 GIRlS' KNEE SOCKS Many colors · weights - patterns. This Sale 79' Buy your favorite UNIFORMS I .' at 'I I I ,/ Special Sale Prices I ( Friday and Saturday! Anothlr big shipment of womens wtwte uniforms. Your favorite make and style. Ready to WN r 2nd floor. (Continued from page I) aclminlstratlon had reduced GOP senatorial nominee Rob- manpower and progranu for • -~ ert Taft Jr. called President the mentally ill. Sale I Nlxoo's ceuefire propoaai in u'lbe current administration Friday and Saturday Indochina another example of has l!mounted high . SOWldlng 'rolt sr • lsmb' tus ''imtlative-with-reason ap- programs and plans for fancy proach." buildings, but it has refUBed to "The North Vietnamese and commit resources for the real lor wormlh wilhoul wright the VIet Cong must feel con- needs - treslment and humane Phil Maid strained to reply to the Prest· care for the mentally ill and dent's proposal," Taft said. mentally reterded," Gilligan Power To SUe said. Gowns · Robes · Pajamas · Hundreds to select Howard Me!zlmbaum, DemoSleep Shirts . Beautiful from. All on sale selection of styles 1n cratic nominee for the Senate, Friday and Saturday. or prints. propoeed that private citizens he allowed to sue polluters. "Corporations and government &~enclel don't breathe the LET ART, W. Va. - Services ~ • i!nd drink ~ water - peo. d<llli hel4 Frhlay for Albert pie do," Melunbaum said. RllPert Rice, 71, local, a fonner His proposal woo~d give each employe of the State Road citizen the right to act on he· Commission, who died Wed· baH of 1111 commwlity or to nesday at Holzer Medical bring the action on hehaU of CeniA!r. himself and others who have Mr . Rice was a former been lllmllarly dam8Jed. member of the MBson County Big sele-ction of all the styles John J. Gllll&an, Democratic· Board of Education and was a in brown duck Including gubernatorial candidate ! veteran of World War I. He was regular bib over•lls, carptodaed today to act on the a member of the IOOF Lodge at penters overalls, quilt lined problems of Oblo's mental Point Pleasant and of the Penlel coveralls, lined and unlined dungarees, snap on hoods. Institutions "with practical, United Methodlot Church. blanket lined and quilt lined professional programs." Born MBy 15, 11196 In MBson jackets. Gilligan, who planned to tour County, he was the son of the Cleveland Stale Hospital and late John W. and f1orence Carhart brown duck in rugged FalrhUI Psychiatric lnslltutioo Brown Rice. He Is 1111rVived by Mavy duty brown duck that Is today, charged the ~ubllean his wile, Osa B.; four snag proof. wind resistant. tang WNrlng. daughlera, Mrs_ James (Florence ) Staals, and lllrs. Lee Be sure to see this fine line of (Annie ) Hart, both of Letart; Carhartt . brown duck work Mrs. Talmadge (Jwte) Stewart clothes now end buy vour and Mrs. Herbert (Margaret) needs for cold weather days (Continued from page I) ahead . Stewart, both of Columbus, were Cheater Erwin, Paul Ohio; a brother, Jam.. , Point Cue!, lrll Payne, Paul Gerard, Mr. and Mrs. Erneat Wingetl, children. ~t Rd., and nine grand· Delmar A. Canaday, Mr. and The funeral wiD he at 10:30 Mans and Boys lllrs. Bruce May, Dr. Harold am. Friday at the Penlel Brown, Mr. and lllrs. Plill United Methodlot Church with Cllllnger, Mr. and Mrs. Dorael the Rev. Gerald Sayre of. MOler and Mrs. Harriett Be sure to see this tine group of lined CPO's In boys sizes 3 to flclatlng. Burial wiD he In 7 and 6 to 20 and In mens sizes l6 to SO. All expertly made In Nelgler. From GalliB were Stmcreat Memorial Park near colorful plaids lind popUlar navy blue. James S. Porter and Gomer Point Pleasant. The body will Stop in the Mens and Boys department. Try on several of 1'111Ulpa. lit In otate at the chiD'eh one tneK CPO Jackets and buy what you need. You'll like the hour preceding the service. style and most of all the excellent value. Friends may call at the Foalesong Funeral Home Unlined CPO Jackets- meny olyles, too, In unlined CPO anytime today. Jackets for men and boys. Women's Slaclls and Women's Skirts CartlarH Brown WORK CLOTHES MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS A special group of permanent press mens long sleeve sport shirts In sizes small (14· Wi2J. medium (15-15112), large (16-16'12), and extra large (17-17 112). Solid colors and smart plaid patterns. Choice of long point collar or widespread collar styles. Friday and Saturday Sale 2.95 Boys Hane's 1-----------------1 LINm CPO JACKRS Oclobar 9-10 VIVA MAX (Color) Fletet"" Ustlnov amela Tiffin - PlusTHE GAMES IColor I Michael Crawford Stanley Saker SHOW STAATS 7 P.M. Pleasaut Valley Hospital ADMITTED - Raymond Neal, Henderson; Crush, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Elva Sloher, Apple Grove. DISCHARGES - Donald Glenn , Sharon Flora, Mrs . Russell Leach and son. Mrs. Ronald Robinson, Tere•a Hughes, Timothy Kldd, Ernest Knopp, Roy VanCoeney, Mrs. John Mcllermitl, Mrs. Homer Rainey , Mrs. Herbert Buck and Geor~e Clendenin. Fri., Sat. & Sun. Oct. 9·10-11 Robert Cvlp Natalie Wood Elliott Gould Oyan Cannon ' I Teressa BOB & CAROL & TED &ALICE fColorJ R MEETING CALLED The Meigs County MinisiA!rial Assn . will meet at tO am. next Tue:id•y al the Trinity Church in Pomeroy . Big new shipment of black, white and all the lnhlon colors that boys like so well. Two size rang~ 9•17 to 11 and7to9. S.lect yours now Select sweatshirts now for men · for boys. BhiJ selection Including Kodel and cotton slipovers. Fleece lined hood styles. thermal lined zipper front 69' <:. tyle. MEN'S LEE COVERALLS • A special group of shirts for boys. Lined neckband . cuffs . snap close front . Plaid Patterns..-5.95 EKtra long fells Neck sizes 15 to 17 Mode by Lee. Authentic western style with 3 snap Uttle Boys Sizes 3 to 7 2. 95 Long Sleeve Sport Shirts Special group of "Ruff 'n Tumble" small fry shirts - Made with long sleeves- All permanent press fabrics . Solid colors In a big selection of shades, stripes and checks. Sizes 3 to 7. Friday and Saturday 2 for 5.00 Boys 2.95 LDng Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Another big shipment ready for your selection at sale price for Friday and Saturday. Sizes 6 to 20 in solid colors. bright stripes. Button down collars and the popular new longer point collar. Every shirt permanent press. Sale! 2 for 5.00 Sizes 29 to 36 waist. Big selection of lengths. Plaids and stripes in the popular flare style. Permanent press. Wide belt loops • new pocket styling. MR. WRANGLER SlACKS WITH DUB-L-NEE Sizes 3 to 7 boys slacks In solid colors, plaids and stripes. Permanent press - taper fit. Made with a new permanently laminated knee patch that gives extra wear and more comfori. Sale Friday and Saturday 1.00 FLARE UG SLACKS. Ultle Boys 3.50 288 REOORD AlBUMS 33* RPM Another big shipment of Albums I>Y well-known artist~. Country western, living strings, living brass, sacred and many chlldrens' albums. 1.89 Alio top 50 records.ih sirtgles. Pick up the free top fifty sheets In the music department on the 2nd floor. 0 BE THRiml SAVE ALL OF YO"R FE 2 for 1.00 en tine 1-·---------------------·-,--·---·-·-1 Special Sale! Rubbennaid Waste llasbts Unbreakable - Ru•tprool - NoiHieu King Size Rotulorly Ut FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 19...:_ 70_ _____ _ T_E_N_CE_NT_S POMEROY·M IDDLEPORT VOL XXIII NO. 125 Special 2.33 1.79 Regular Size-1.33 1-·-------------------------Woolitl Cold war. w New Rules Wanted For all line washables. No ohrlnking, lading or matting. Pint Size. 1.29 t-,--------------------------Helllr-Gm 15-15-15 Pllld Food By WILLIAM B. MEAD WASJIINGTON (UP!) - The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) proposed rules today for one of America's great guessing gamea- how to figure the real price of a new car. The rules subject to public heartna• Jan. 12 and 13, would hit alleged ballooning of auto For Indoor and outdoor use . .o;mazlng results on houte .f!ants Luxuriant ;rowfh! Strong, stutdy roots! :Jf' --------------------------au, Imported Dufdl Flower Bulbs Now! Ch.... now from a wldt auortment o1 Tulip bulbo, Hy1cinths, Croeus, O.Hodlls, NarCissus and m•ny olhtn. "sticker" prices, deceptively high lrade-in values, phony price cuts and adl'ertiaemenls boasting a low price but picturing a fancy model costing much more. "To mBtions of eonswners, buying a new ear Is one of the bluest purchases of their lives,' ' FTC Chairman Miles W. Kirkpalrick oald In a statement. "'lbe need for more complete pricing lnfonnatlon becomes very Important." The complex proposals, covering manufacturers and dealers, resulted parUy from FTC hearings last year In which the c0f11!11iuioners were told that auto pricing Is a maze Banner in Filth BINGHAMTON,N.Y.(UPI)A veteran member of the Republican National Committee said Thursday VIce President Spiro T. Agnew had dipped the banner of the party Into "filth" by calling Sen. Charles E. Goodell, R·N.Y., the "Christine Jorgensen of the Republican party." Atloraey 5.49 Another Shipment! Young Mens 5.49 Navy Blue ____4.95 Frldiyand Satvrdey 100 Per cent colton heavy duty 8'12 ounce twill . Santorited shriiOk. Tutwelt pockets . sturdy belt loops - dark grey color·. Sizes 34 to 50 waist. Friday and Saturday JERKS SOCKS regulation style with two flap pockets · navy type button . 9 ounce size - American btoutv. Evergreen, Lily of the Valley, Spring Bouquet end unscented. WORK TROUSERS Big selection of colors In dark shades - white and black, plus the fashion colors that are so popular. 75 Per cent bulky orion and 25 per cent stretch nylon. One size fits all sizes HI· BWE atAMBRAY SHIRtS WirJnl Air Freshener Mens S.fS Calvary Twill Boys Sizes 8 lo 20 CPO SHIRtS at y 1----·- ·-----------------------·~ Select yours now! -------------------------Western Style 1A9 Frldey 11111 Satvrday Big selection. Sizes 34 to 50 in short, regular and long lengths. Fisher stripe or dark olive. Lee coveralls are made with convertible collar. Plenty of easy access pockets - easy arm and back action . Another big shipment Mens and Young Mens Tonight, Oct- a NOT OPEN Frtcl.ly & Saturday JERKS SOCKS Sweatshirts Democrats REVIVAL BEGINS A revival wiD he held at the Carleton lnlerdenornlnaUonal Church at 7:30 each evening tonight through Saturday with John Bryant as speaker. The annual homecoming will he observed Stmday wilh a hasltet dinner at noon. There wiD he a prngram beginning at I :30 pm. 'lbe chiO'ch is located on coWity road 18 (Kingsbury Road) . The Prollident said Communiat leaden can no lollcer allord to nil for antiwar -~ in the United States to give them a vlcklry. Some notable Senate ''doves" have Hned up behind Nlllrn'a peace lnltlltive. "We haw made tome nnrJII'OPOA8ls ud now we think that they have the OJll)«<ladty to make aome nnr propoaaia," aald Nm-. "Jllbey do, we am make aome Jl'O&re•· That Ill the way we are goq to play IL" .In 111 emiMrlllt mood, Nlson CGiducted running pre111 cooleroiiCII 'l'lluradly dur!IW a trip to Savanoah, Ga., where he Four effective bait filled trays with new "Beltbltl" added. I MEIGS THEATRE . paaee plan, lllvltod llanolto make a counter-! and begin llrioua DeiOiillklnl to llld the fiabtln8 in Jnclocblna. In using O.Con, you can be sure that your're relying on a rat and mouse killer that gets resulfo. Seroices for Mr. Rice Set f 6- Friday and Satvrdey Bikini or brief styles. Two Day Sale. BRUSHED TRIOOT • 24"·II ----------------------·---·-·-.11 PHIL MAID Two Day Sale Special deolcatod the OceM .~ center Ill the Atlantic Onnml""""'. for the peace Initiative, llld broad aJIIPOit Wltbln tbe 111*ed ~." Nlion said, "I bdltvalbat IWiol 11'111 recttllflze lbll W. PIMIAIIW. . . . Ill a very aerioul JII'OPDIII)," · NM, 1111 wife, Pat, and da. . l!il4 ...-blolaw, Julie and Nm.Apptan C.olaeed David Elleabower, IITivl!d at tblli't113'i1We vU1a for a ion& Nlmn _.-eo! conrinced that he bu cru.thed Hanoi'• relaxed w.lrenllto Nil altel' theifn&opua travelo. The Pl'elllde• wu eapected to 111 to Grand cay 1n the eampaii!D to capitalize on disunity llld the peace movemenl with Boham11, perb1pa today, for a n11p1te Ill the Ul at the pooh 1111 latat offer. He said the~ of leadtn rl both partlel bu given blm a private laland ownad by hill Nnr Yor1t IDduatrllllllllrlarid, Robert ''11111ed front" for Iii Initiative. Nm. re!Jil >ndinJto a IJU!II*' H. Abplanalp. Nlsoo was not IUlllll Hanol'allltllal neptivei'Mdlm u the said he clld not think he would get a poUtiealopln-ot!ID term loBI wwd. He lol4 - • the Immediate rejection W<lli an- ''penooal popularity" an reault of the new peace mow. But politice was not lar out of Nm.'a mind. Altboullb h ~ ticipated, but Ire awaited an official "'ly from CcnununLtt leadert nest week, ~pp~~ently at the forlbecmlng meet1n1 of the labeled 1111 trip to c-gla ''non-poUtlcal," formfr televlsloo "' lroadeaoter Hal Suit, the Republican nominee for govarnor, ·~ Parla peace f1lsotlalon, "II thellituallm ~ u welllluk It will, of broad IUJliiOI1 never left llllllide, and they worked the cheering crowda tocSMr· KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI)- Prelldent Nm., buoyed by the OVerwbelJnlniiiUpllU't II home and alroad for hill llw-polnt Corning Ware 29.95 Regular 1.00 PANTY HOSE res I Department on the Main Floor Elberfelds carries the complete line of Playtex Bras and Girdles including 18-Hour, Cross Your Heart, Free Spirit and Fashion Magic. Famous Make Regular 3.00 Control Top • Specials in the busy Houuwns BRA AND GIRDLE • i Friday and Saturday Sale I When you buy any Ptaytex I Gov. Reagan I SAVE2.00 Sadat looking like a winner ANWAR SABAT EMERGED as Egypt's Interim Jrestdent today and with a plqe to foDow the polielel of Gamal Abdel Nauer appeared likely to win the Oct. IS national plebescite by an overwhelmln& majority and to rule Egypt for the nest sb: years. Unanimously nominated to the presidency by 353 national usembly memiMrs meeting In extraordinary session Wednesday nllbt, l!le former lw<Hime vice president spelled out a sb:-point JI'OIII'am in a 21knlnute aca!ptance ..,..ch closely turned to Nasaer's foreJsn and domestic policies. I __...,...,.... _ ... - .STORE OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 ·Ham radUM helped atlllcb fi • •• '•r ~·~•-· 12- 'lbe Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport·Pooteroy, 0.. Oct.l,1t70 SALE! EASY CHAIRS Swivel Rockers • Platform Rockers JllliiElUQNG QUEEN CANDIDATES Jleill Hom-'08 ~ 11'111 he crowned durin& Jft-camt eerellllltle& ot Melga Stadlwn Ill Pomeroy Frhlay, Oct. 16, at 7:30pm. camw1tes for Queen are front row, Debbie Q-ow, daugltter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crow, Recliners Rock-0-Loungers. Upholster.edc , In, dura~le fal;lrlcs and supported vinyls; 59.00 Swivel Rockers · · · • • • S.lt 41.00 69:00 Upholstered Rockers • • • • • S.lt 56.00 74.00 Swivel Rockers · • • • • . S.lt 62.00 14.00 Recliners & Platform Rockers S.le 69.00 98.00 Recliners · · • . • • • • S.le 71.00 119.Qf Swlvet.•Rockers & Allcliners • · S.le 99.00 129.00 Occasional Olairs & Swivel Rockers • • · • • S.le 109.00 139.00 Swivel Rockers & Recliners • · S.lt 114.00 149.00 Occasional Olairs & Recliners • • · S.le 119.00 159.00 Recliners · : • • • S.lt lii.OO 169.00 Rock-0-l.oungers • • • S.le 136.00 179.00 Rock·O.Loungers • • • S.le 141.00 189.00 Recliners S.le 151.00 198.00 RecUners ·s.le 1~... 219.0o Recliners S.le 1~6.00 229.00 Recliners S.le ll•I.OO 249.00 Recliners S.le 199.00 Visit our 3rd Floor Furniture Department ·for great savings on Living Room Suites, Bed Roam Suites, Dinettes. Dining Room Furniture, Mattresses and Carpet. "Red-Heart" INFANT SEATS White pl..tlc with 5 place wire potiHoner - Hook over c:.or - t olloehment. Polytoom paddad winged mattr-. Safety strap. • Rottle balls. Special 2.95 .YOJL :. KNilTI{«; YARN . 100 Per cent Vltbln Wool · 4 ply : Washable colors. All colors. Special i-rlce 1.19 skein Beautifully practlci!l Fiberglns READY' MADE DRAPERIES Solid colors: White, Eggshell, Blve. Gold, Green, Brown, Mel_on, Rose. Completely !land wash,1~1e. Wrinkle free. The only trve no-iron fabrld , 50 Inches wide 36" length ---.::2.99 45" length._._ __ 3.69 54"1 th . ' . IetiQ '!nJ th Ut . ·---· ___, ._,u, 63" .' .. fllmeroy; -drow,l.r, Jennifer Goble, daugiJter of Mr. and Mrs. Keltb Goble, and Mary Bradbury, clatllbtar of Mr. and lllrs. Asa Bradliuy, both of Middleport; third row. Nancy Tbompaon, daughterol Mr. and Mrs. Dan Th0111Jl1011, and Peti8Y StorY, daughter of Mr. and Mra. WIDiamNelaon, both of Pooteroy. 'lbe homecoming game will he Meigs VOI'SUB AthiiiS. (---------------------------, J\T • B . ..f. ~ 1 1,ews••• zn ne1 s o./l'e8ei'Ve& good in u. s. omcw. By Ulllled 'Prell Jlllerutloaal I .. ;. I 1 I ~A,OIIIO -AN OF Cooaotldation Coal Co., tiM a eiW! 1f011P here Tburaclay ooallo the only one of five IDIJ<i.l-aY fllljll that bu the - · and Clpobllllles to )ft9ldil the nnll6d fuel requlremenll during the nest 15 to :Ill ,...., Jlmea MeCulnQ, director ol fi!I!!DIIInlly relatlooa for the coal firm aald there 11'111 he a demand for a 00 per celt IDcreue mw cwrent coal produclloll by the end of tile Jl'ftllll decade. ''11111 country Ill rapidly llliiVIDIJ lnm a period of lllerg abun· dlllce to one oi-Q aearelty. It we are to meet thlo COWIIry's need lor e1edrlc po~~er, not oniJ 11'111 avery eledrlc geoeratina p1aDt Ia llril CliUIIIr)' lllve to Ire maintained IIIII preaenl rate ol CIIJ*lly, IU additional llller&tinl rrlatioDI to dupllette thlo IIDOIIIII ol power will bave to he buill during the nest deea4e,'' be MIDI!Ift\ted. MI:CiriDey aald Well Vlr&lnla baa almost 60 bllUon tons ol ec.1 1 1 vea, wblle Oblo bu neerly 21 biDlon tons and Ire added that It the Jllll 1m rate these rnerves will 1a1t lor about 11011 ;re.... He said alrrandlilc:e ol the coal reserves waa one of the are• lflrenltha ol the ,coal lndllllr)' In meeting fUture fuel nqulremenll. SDS 1pliliters gone U1Kkr WA8HINGTON - cxrndudld '1'IIB IIOli8E INTERNAL Sacurtly ~y that rrpllnter laellonl of the vlrlually deltmct Slll'hiU lor a Democratic Sodely (SDS) have l)mmlttee aoae1illlltqrvUnd "I 1r111811beJOIIII the pOint olno retum." The FBI bu been ...., It lilllilbers of the radical Waa~ faction of the SDS trlace lui rrprtarg on.ll!derll riot ,ad ubotap c:~~ar~e~~.'lbera have been repol'll that aome have !led to C>rw'l Ajl!l' I Jellf'lonllludy, the Jm-...J Sei.'Utlt)' Qrmmlllet aald lbll.,.-old SDS "tor all praclicalpurpole& ... ........ to he • ¥llble natl!mal orpnllltloli." ·Wave of bombing~ e%peetec( A COtJR'I'IfQIISE, i National 1011118 W11K11 balldlng on tile Welt OoaltThl!I'IIIIY a 'It'll ve of revolullonll')' I~ ' "11llbtk diere'lll<llh& \0 Ire IIODald Ra11an fo~ lha ~idonl, Santa.Qartrer~. Cal,ll • .,U, IIIIi.' '' ubi' • . w0 ~ 11 the llali've!:lil9 of' bid fillltil to The . S . ea ' ' a-so L. llillmlll, who served 10 years on the national committee, sent a strongly worded telegram to Agnew at the While House objecting to the remark made at a clooed meeting with New Orleans newspaper editors. Miss Jorgensen underwenl a oex change operation. Agnew's remark was obviously meant to refer to Goodell's shift from a conservative Repubtican to what Agnew calls a "radicalliberal." "It Is a matler of the deepast rearet to one who i.s heund to our party and to our national admlnlslnll• 1W doet ties of friendship and loyalty to have our proud banner so tl&hUy dipped In filth agalnat another Repubtlean whose only offense is an independent view of the issues of life and death In our time," ll1nman 's telegram said. many consumers never penelrale. Under the rules, a new car's tilt ' or "sticker " price would . ~:.~to.~wl=~~u=-~~ oales are actually made." Some consumer groups have contended today's sticker prices are purposely set way too high so the buyer, given several .hundred dollars "off," will lhlllk he's getting a bargain even if he's actually paying too much. The pricing fonnula would tie the buyer's trade-in allowance to the wholesale value of his used car. An allegedly common dealer's gimmick i.s to woo the buyet· with an artificially high trade-in value, and surreptitiously make It up by charging him that much more for the new car. The rules would prohibit auto manufacturers from swltchlna "Btandard" equipment to "optional," then advertlalng the new model's prtoe Iii CGIIIparlooo with the preceding one. Such an ad would he permissible only If It prominenUy tilted the dropped equipment and ils price, Item by iiA!m. Prices used In ads would have (Continued on p88e 10) 'Fall Fling' Tickets Ready Advance tickets - at a reduced price - for the Big Bend Minslreal Association musical, "FaD Fling," to be &lven Oct. 22 and Oct. 21at the Vote Now new Meigs High School Ablenlee vo!IDIID the Nov. auditorium, Rock Sprlnp, went 3 eleeUon Is uaderway at the on sale In seven locations today. Mel&• Coanty Board of Tickets for the show, If Electlono office In tke purchased In advance, wiD he 50 M11onlc Temple bulldlaJ, cenlo for studenta through high hmeroy. achool, and $1 for adults WIW 7 The board omce Is opea p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 21. Aller from I to t p.m., Moaday that, both sllldent and adult througb Satarday for ab- tlekelo wiD he~ centa higher. aeatee, servlcemea and Tlcketa are available at the dlaabled votlq. Howtver, the New York Clothing House, office will he cloaed on Swlsher-Lohae Dr11111 and MOIIday due to Columbu Nelson's Pharmacy In Day. Pomeroy; Western Auto Store, · ::U:K8)l=«"~"»>"X:.":=:~.:::::~:0:;:;:;:: Dutton's Drill Store and the VIllage J>harmacy In Mid· Memorial llolpltal dleport,and at the office of the ADMITTED - Mabel San· hlgb school. horn, Middleport; WIUiam Approximately 10 persons Byers; Pomeroy; Bernard ~ he taking part In the Gilkey, Middleport. musical which Ill the flrot such DISCHARGED - Avery Romine, Loulae Bartels, Roy Buah, Lelia Howell, Janet Blsh, Rebecca Steele, Carsey v- event to he staged In the new high school audltorlwn. New lalent lnlroduted In the show will back up veiA!ran Big Bend Assoclstlon entertainers. Mrs. Christine Guthrie, vocal music teacher of Meigs High School, will accompany a mixed quartet composed of Carol Hargraves, Anita Fultz, Duane WiD and Richard Dean which wiD he doing "School Days" and "Beautiful Ohio_" II will mark the first local public ap· pearance of the choir which look part In the Ohio Youth Choir at the Ohio Stale Fair thlo swnmer. Mrs. Guthrie aloo wiD he accompanying Wayne Well, Meigs High School senior grldder, who wiD he lnlroduel!d to local audlenrea with his version of "Old Man River." Show accunpani.st i.s Mrs. Olive Weber and a pit orchestra headed by David Bowen, Meigs CHARLIE BROWN'S GREAT PUMPKIN bu heel foWid! Bob Hysell, Syracuse, kneels beside one of five bil pumpkins growing Ill hls garden. It lips the acalel at Bli lba. and i.s stW growing. Two seeds planled In Hysell's prden by a neighbor, Bill Brown, have produced five large pumpkllll and several small ones. Local School Dislricl band director, will provide back· 11 Ral·n S.,.ops a.1 1 ob ( · HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (UP1) - A heavy rainfall early today broke up an angry mob of Marshall Stale University studenls who refused to dis· peroe even alter their march on city hall was turned back by a IA!ar gas barrage. Police arreated 28 sludenls on chargea of inciting to riot The incident was touched off by student anger over a series of police drug raids on of!.eampus apartmenlo. Two policemen suffered minor lnjuriea. Clly police and a lMknan patrol of stale lroopers with special !raining In campus unrest remalnl!d on standby Uri. ' The student ~fOrmed Thursday evenlnr at a football pep rally that turned Into a caD for action against the pollee. Speakers, waving placards prepared holD's earlisr, exhorted the studenls to protest the arrest of eight studenlo in the drug raids. They charged the '~ aparlmeuta had been varoda· lbed and marijuana and l.SD ''PJ.allted." in them. An 8111fY, chanting mob o( 500 studenta began a mardi 011 city hall. One hundred clty, policemen and sheriff's deputies confronted the throng tWo blocks of! the campus. While a pollee captain read the riot act, studenls set fir.. with gaaoli!M! soaked rags In the middle of the slreet, and otllers shouted obilcenltles, police said. One policeman was hit by a rock and a plaln.elothe11111811 lllfferl!d cuts when rocks shattered the glaas of a phone booth he was using. Both returned to duty after treetment_ Police said studenls smashed a store window and the windshields of two potiee cars, and some fried to break Into a liquor store near the campus. During the disturbance, a coed was raped two blocks away in (Continued on page 10) Clinic Begins Saturday A speech and hearing clinic will be held each Saturday from dance line and solo numbers. 9 a.m. unW noon at the Thirteen people will make up Pomeroy Elementary School lhe band. sturting tomorrow, Dr. Selim J . Next Thursday evening the Blazewicz, county health first rehearllll seasions for the commissioner, said today. entire cut will he held at the Pomeroy Elementary School. The ctinic, financed by a Rehearsal sessions earlier have grant from the Ohio Departbeen held In groups at the ment of Health, wiD he adformer Pomeroy Junior High ministered by the Metgs County School auditorium. The Department of Health and schedule for Thursday night staffed by the school of hearing rehearoals i.s 7 p.m. for all and speech sciences at Ohio dancers and 8 p.m. for University. Speech diagnostic and vocatills. therapy services will he Judging i.s underway at the available, upon request, to any Melp High School in student child or adult with a speech or art claaaea of lllrs. MarGaret hearing problem. Diasnootic Ella Lewlo and which have been and therapy services will he creating promotional posters provided for such problems as for the ahow. The poaters will he artlcula lion errors, voice plated in business houaea of probleiiUI, stutlering, speech Meigs County Wedlleaday. problems resulting from brain ground musi c for several damage or strokes, speech problems resulting from organic disorders such as cleft pa1a lA! or cerebral palay and speech or communication problems resulting from hearing loss. Ally Individual found to he in need of therapy wiD he provided with one half hour session each Saturday. If the proper therapy or service cannot he provided, eounaetlng and referralo to the approprlate agency wiD he made wben possible. Parsons wlohin8 more information regarding the etinc, or interested In obtainlnl an appointment for speech evalustion for themaelves or their child, should cootaet Mrs. Beulab Slrauss at the MeiP County Health Department, lltl'o E. Main st., Pomeroy. 'lbe phone number i.s 99W72S. Response Poor to Adult Evening Study .~ Ramsey. B7GEORGE JIARGRAVES,Ikipellateodeat Mtlp Loea!Sebeol Dlllrlet The Eaatem Local School I would like to can to your atlentlon the followlni Dlotrlel Band Booeters will lteml thai may he ollntereat to you. meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at SINCE LM1' FRIDAY, when 1 made a final plea the hl3h aehool. for addltiollal iillldenll for adult even1na eluses the I'8IPOIIIO bu not heel OIIC<IOIJ'88III, 1 hava seu1 1e11en to tire leal than two dooen people w11o 6ii*1Saed an lfttertltlllltilcha........,...lntheaeleltenlrrtatedthat IIOOIITEII8 TO MEET A~\1!\ ~E welrouldlreWIIblltoproeeedwltbllrilprogramal .U.k~,.,.. of QAhoolB-No 158 Sp""" -"' ""' • · ·' IIIli'tim. due to tbiiCII'd!Y oiiD-. I WII1181111De .l!fal there II 'J» gr~~ter .lirterall than that lhown ,iiJttlidJ .we. I hava' 1 ~ number ol eonlacta .llltillit tire llal hll :..,.:· ,. · \ I DO FEEt bit theN II a vary definite need lor ~ type ~ ••ail 6cation · as-aval!alrle )II(! CCIIIIPitbld out area. Tire last to that pOint where you could sueeessiUlly pass lhe G.E.D. test . As I mentioned 1a1t weelt, G.E.D. stlllds for General Educallollal Developmmt test. The G.E.D. test i.s given at severallooatlonsin the siate. It Is a long test. It takes aboot ten ho!n- There are five separate porta. It takea at least two da)'l to complete. There Ill a section on matbemaUea, one 111 English 111111e llld three that are basically reading C<ID)ll'ehenaion Ieiiia. 'l1\tfle three seetioiUI present materials In tdente, aodal sludlea, and literature and than uk Cllllllions about lbe content. In other words, tlley are reaclln& eomprehelllicrltata based on the material preaented. &lccellaful palllll' of"lbe G.E.D. teal will eam yoo a Stallmlent of Hl&h Seb!x>llllqalvalenee illued by the Slate Dapoi bnet r1 Edt10litlon. Toquallly to take thlo 1e1t you must he nln-·rn!l'l ol¥! an4 must have been an Ohio reSident for leaii u months lm· to IDI~ •bliM to bib the test. thought. ~ ' ·. Paohwe will be able to develop 111 ,_,.. evenlns PfOIIl'llll lor credit toward gra4uaH~ oomet1me Ill the fUture. As for now, the procramllriat1 bave derrerlhed above seems 111 me to he our lint • · If yoo are Interested, eaU me cr wrlle me. lldlew mi, all we want to do Ill provide you with op t.rdi;F. Whether yoo take It or not Ill up 111 you. •· NEWS&NOO'ES-Altheailkolt4ttllaitJmpelf, and I know I am, let me urp you to altend your looal PI'A meellnlls. Try to meet with your child's teachi!r anddlseuslllllorherpnca-lriththeoneperaonwho i.s moet flmlllar with ll - .we ~ve made IOIIM! Bl81rifleant Pf081'0S8 tbiD8 llril paal waek In ,~ ling some of the Jl'Obleml at tire b!ilkttnc. numiMr of contracton bave rtiUrnlld to do ·""""'·"' more wiD he refllmlnt wlllrln lbl•••new take a wbtle, but we 11'111 keep llblr IL - · .-.to be under ~~~~~~NOT required. prell!llltlme. Teechwllandllindenta lat't'lll!lf...110ht Qalllpolll. I 811111 thlo II "\ amual a Jl'OIII'8III tluit wlU help ;it1u get the inllruellonali!WP •n. ~ ....,.,, teahnd :pUI ill t'IU SAffi!l 1ri1l he .. . , . desti!DI"' to eontlmill Oil Adult that We staa;llt! yef.t• at lfll lnU.,~ol~. ~ . ,. � 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 10. October 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/. 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