https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0bfe14b407e8400a6d3f6b0b8d2afcb5.pdf 8da474163e15429eeabb66df2d912b89 PDF Text Text '+< ·~· (----------------·----------. ! 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~. ~ . ,. �~ •· .. - ... .. ....... - ,2-'!be Dilly Septlnot, Mldllleport.Pomeroy, 0., Oct. 9,1970 ~Today, . a Stepping Stone to Tomorrow - ·~· wltl;l colinUeu iba!Jenglhc' qu¥alkrls left for tcleliUitl a11d engineeu til ....._ . ~ 'lbat ~aaage of opportunll)' ~ prejltllted tD local students research • • action stage show, ~ Previews of Progress/' ap- peared at Meigs llil!h School flld Meigs JIDlior llil!h School Tops Card Jl!sterdaY at 10 am. and 2 pm. iieapectlvoly. ~ The non • commercial sbow '"ks to encourage more :Jtudept Interest in science and fngineerlng careers. II wl8 poesented in non-commercial Jang..age by General Motllrs fecturers. .E ;: A hlghligbl of the 4()minute gram was a unique laser ector demonstration. A beam was used to lrans:fate the SOIUlds we hear Into ilsua1 patterll3 of light which ~ced on a screen before the :fudience. :. Students also saw the Moon ~, a 15-lnch model of the ~a·al Molon Surveyor Lunar ~Vehicle. The Rovor runs ~ aunlight and has tal buttonlike solar cells which convert :r.";cbe energy In sunlil!ht Into ~ eleclriclly. A 300-watt lamps, ;: simulating the run's rays, : powered the vehicle across an ~ llldulating table lop surface. .,; The GM representatives oxplained how the Moon Rover demonstrates the potential of the continuing seercb for new l ways to harness the lremendoW! energy of the sun for more ef. ficient use. Other work being done in lbe area of alternate (>JWer sources was shown when the lecturers made three fuel cells which converted chemical energy Into eleclrkity. The smaU fuel cells, made with chemicals In paper cup size C()lltainers provided enoul!h power ID run the Moon Rover. The fuel cell - a higbly ef. i ficient energy conversion device - Is the subject of continuing intensive research, the Previews lecturer said. They IDld students GM bas developed a full-olzed expertmental vehicle to demon· strate the technical fealibilll)' ol electric propulsion by fuel cells. A ooique way ID move beavy toads with UWe physical effort was Wustrated by an "air bearing" platform. A smaU vacuum cleaner type moiDr trovided a thin film of air under three large circular pads supporting the platfor.m. Thll air-cushion reduced friction between the floor and the pads East Chester News Notes Ii :.. ; R. G. McDADE, left, &lpervlsor ol Educational AcUvilles and Robert Mockler, Commercial Sales Divl.atDn, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company, bold a public oervlce award presented to Columbus and Southern ,. ~ ; for a conlrlbutlm of eervlces, equipment and personal energy. The award was presented by the Columbus and ,.; Franklin Coool)' Cooocll ol Camp Fire Glrll. Given In :l; ~Ilion of continued support of the camp Fire Girll ~ Youth Development the award emphasizes apJl'eclation for '!O"tloued cooperatkrl and sustaining Interest ~ : , by the Cmlpany over a period of years. ; : ::: : :f .: :£ ' ! · ! progr.,-. !: i( t ! i i; ... .... ... i f ;... ~ :~ l ~~ :i. .. :: ~ Jt ;; ~ ;t .. ~ ... i I~ •' cHUNKS\ ZE. '.~;;;....~:' :; I 1 one tor your dog. us about the rlgh Working or ShoW b0 dy Breeder • F rm · PuPPY · Home Bile Size, r-Jy,a 1 0 · Dog . 3 terms: Chuck. For moist or dry All nourishing. All last; do we love dogs? Tr·y feeding. How many us. Try Wayne Dog 11 - lor openers. e w;:,v MODERN SUPPLY l"w. Main St. 992 2164 Pomeroy Ohio TheStoreWith"All KINOS OF. STUFF"' For Pets · Stabtes LMge & Small Animals . LaWns. Attendance at the Nazarene Sunday School Oct. 4 was 39, offering $.'!0.54. Mrs. Moon and Freda Miller visited at the Veterans Memorial Hospitsi, calling on Mrs . Miller's aunt, Edith Bet.zing and other friends. The flower show at the \lasonic Saturd:ay and 1S · ·hall · t.. lo!.. .... ~ ... ,.., . unday was well """""""· J~ck Guinther moved their lrailer Wedneeday on the Price place, better known as the J-=k~la~tbers has been calted back to work at the Sewing Center at Parkersburg. Myrna Carpenter and Maxine Hoffman called on the latter's sister Doris Stalder of Pome;oy Friday. Roy Bet.zlng and wife o1 Pomeroy called on his sl.ater Monday evening. George Genheimer and wife called on Letha Koblentz at the Veterans Memorial Hospital Sundsy. enabling finger-tip movement of the platform carrying about 2110 pounds. Two novel elperiments inwiving ''maiHnade" molecules showed modern cheml.atry's contribution to progress. Synthetic rubber was manufactured in a bottle in just silty seconds and a foam plastic cake "baked" Itself in only twominutes. The importance of seat bell JI'Oiectiul for vohicle occupants was dramatized by a model Impact sled, a device automotive safety engineers have bea1 using to teot the structural Integrity of car bodes and components. Since 1982, a fullo&i!e impact sled baa been used in vehicle safelY and occupant proteCtion teste at the GM ~~:~.:z~~j at MBford, Mich. It to ''fire" payloads up to ~.000 polllds along a pair ol 100-loot ralls on a sled-like llrUctllre. These tests can be repeated u often as neceosary under carefully • cmtrolled cmdltlona to provide factual data. A study by a Universll)' ot Michigan medical team Indicates that the use of eeat belts could reduce the nwnber of !raffle fataUIIes by 81 much aa Ohio BapUsta will be 40 per cent. challenged 1n c11scuas1on groupa and by speakers on the theme, "The Time Is Now" at the !45th annual eesslon of The Ohio Bapllet Convontion Oct. 14, 16 aad 18, at the Asbland Ave. Faith and Works Bapllel t:llurcb in Toledo. ROBERTR.CARD,PASTOR The convenUon opens WedPomeroy-<:beoter Ulllted Methodist t:ll""'beo needay night with a keynote acldreal by Dr. L. V. Booth, TEXT: James 2:14-:JJ. I have just finished a radio devoUonal eertes on Uving a Pastor of the Zion Baptlat t:llristlan life aod growing spiritually. One of the 8ft!8lest Church In Cincinnati. The Rev. fulfillments II to be involved in works. This II necessary to our Philip Shearman and Dr. spiritual growth; the more involved In good deeds, the DJOn! our Joaeph Irvine Chapman, ElecuUve Mlnislar ol The Ohio sensitivity to God and man becorneo. Oueolthegreatdlsturbancesofourday,aodl'msureofolber Baptl.at Convention, will, along times In history, is the attempt to divide the gospel of Jesus with Dr. Booth, lead in a ~· IDJ,O&n by ~. to call It a personal gospel and a social Communion Service. Mr. John .......1 ·· ·1 ... 1 • · · ·~.. N;-Downa111Berberton,Oillorll ~ t0 1 V i . I"IO:Jt! •f)fl,~)e~.t 'l'h~ 14 but 0110 gospel ol Christ. Tbla II the love 'iii t:Od lor Ptftldefit ofThHillld"Biltl'lm all, proved 80 by His act of eending Christ to us. We clslm to be ConvenUon, and will chair the converted, and ollaltimes withhold deeds. James aayalf thl.a II eeaslonB. Other speakers at the conso, something 11 wr~~~g with our faith. vention are Dr. Paul Allan, Usten to his words: ''What doth It JI'Ofil a man, my brethern, former editor of Crusader thouCb a ~ ltiY be bath laltb, and ~w not warlll? Can lalth Magazine (Oiflctal American save him. . . Baptl.at PubDcaUon ), and now James then gl- an iUIIIIration: :If a person II cold and editorial writer !II' The Palrlol hunt!n,areyougalngtoaaJtohim, ''bewarmedandlllled?"OI and the EvenlnH News of oourae, tbl.a would sound all1y, yet many Chrtstlan.s, ml in Melp llarrl.abura, Pa.; Rev. Wllllanl CouniY, are saying, "I bellow in Christ, ballet's keep religion out Bowler, pastor ol the UnclenKarl Road Bapllel t:llurch of ol welfare." Again I ..J unto you, u James said, there II one faith in Columbus; Dr. Robert Weaver, t:llrlst. U we bellevo, we act. NaUonal Director of the James put It tbl.a way, "But will thou know, 0 vain man, that American Baptist World faith without works II dead?" James 2:20. Baptists to be Challenged the Ser1nonette Mr.;,:!~Mr.~*ne[H":: David Jones, 83 Die8 in Dayton man 1Bailey of Zanesfield came Sunday to see her brother, John Hoffman who Just returned from the hospital. Don Bet.zlng and wife ol Hemlock Grove spent Saturday evening with his sisters bere, Freda Miller and Lenore Bet.zing. Mrs. Erma Hellman and Elizabeth Wickham spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Weber Thoma. Mr. and Mrs. Eskey Hill, Flatwood, spent Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Woode. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Woode spent Monday, Sept. 23 with Mr. and Mrs. , Willard IDnea ol Athen.s Rd. The Woodes a!so spent Friday with Bonnie Fick and Ethel Koenig. Vic WW and wife of Canal Winchester visited the Wills and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knight. Mrs. WW attended the flower show. Mrs. Iona Brickles of Gold llidge spent Monday with Freda MWer. Herbie Smith and family of Columbus caUed on Richard Barton and family Sunday. Letha Wood called on Mrs. Weber Thoma Monday af· ternoon. David Earl Jones, 83, Ashtoo Ave., Nellonville, a former resident of Meigs County, died recently at the Brown Veterans Admlnlotration Hospital In Dayton. He resided in Calllornl.a from 11186 to 1917 and relumed to Athena County following eervlce in Germany. He bad Uved in Nelsonville since 1925. Mr. Jones was born In Lebanon Township of Meiss Counl)' on Dec. s, 1881!. He was the son of the late David and Jennie Jones and was a retired coal miner . He belonged to the First Christian Church at Nel.aonvllle and was a member of the Berean Men'• Clau. &irvlving are three coualna, Mila Grace Jmes aad Jacob in Qblo, with a total mem· bership of more thao 110,000. Two new churches will be received Into the ConvenUm at the Toledo aeatona. Tbeee are: 7Jon Baptl.al, Cincinnati and Hosack Street, Columbus, The Rev. William Hayden, Pulor of the Firat Baptist Church of Ironton, Ohio, Is Chairman of the Program Committee and Mr. Harold James, an attorney In Toledo, II cbalnnan of the Local Con>· mltlae on Arrangements. The Rev. Philip Shearman, pastor of the Ashland Avenue Baptist Church, II b011t pastor, and the Rev. Dr. (flies JohMon, pastor form:~ Rn~."'. ~"' ~.o. ~ i"V~· to ~oiHo ijit t oclallon, which II hosting the' convenUon along with the Ashland Avenue Church. ADMIRAL f"~ REAL SALE You Won't Believe Your Buys! GET: 19711V & srERm Jones both ol Nel.aonvllle and Mrs. Ola Taylor, former Meigs resident, now of Huntington Park, Calli. Funeral eervlcea were held at the Jobnaon Funeral Home in Nelsonville with the Rev. Richard Nel.aon and the Rev. William A. Mechem offlclating. Burial was in Green Lawn Cemetery. 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The Jledaklna, led by the passing of quarterback Jim Bengala who bas toased lilt touchdown paasea thl.a year, are ~. with wins over Xavier, Western Michigan aad Ncrthern lllinoia. Marsball II S-1, with wins over Morebead and Xavier and a 52-.'1 loa to mighty Toledo. Other important guru. thl.a weekend will include Ohio Stele at Michigan State, Akron at lllinols State, Ashland at Muskingum, xavier at ClnclnnaU, Wittenberg at Denison, capital at Heidelberg and lleftance at Wllmlngtoo. Cenlral State II at Northwood, Case Western Reserve at Bethany, W&J at Jobo Carroll, Ohio Northern at IDiladsle, YoungsIDwn Slate at Murray State, Baldwin-Wallace at Hofslra, Marietta at Hiram, Kenyon at Lske Forest, Mount Union at Otterbein, Allagbeny at Oberlin, Wooster at Ohio Wesleyan and Bluffton at Findlay. Big 10 Play To Begin Saturday CHICAGO. (UPI) ...:. Topranked Ohio State gets its first Big Ten football teat at Michigan State Saturday and the Buckeyes are a heavy favorite to rack up their 18th win In the last li league conteats. Ills the beadllne game of afullslateofconferencegamea. Ohio State, restrlctecll to a nlne'flame echedule by faculty pollcy, has beaten Tt181 A. & M. and Dulle ID earn the No. 1 ranklngnalimnlly, wblle Michl· gan State, after an openingIJ8IIlO defeat by Waahlnglon, delealed Wublngton State and loallo Notre Dome. Tho 8partana could bt In trouble, liDce the Buckeyes milbl be loollng at the ratlnga and 1ry to run up more points than the No. :kanked lrlab who gained 12U dectalon. Obi~ State baa averaged over 45 polnla per pme. The Buclteyea were a ~tlavclite. The Ill& Ten'a only other unbeaten team, Mlcblpn facu a tougher atnJale a~ at Purdue, where BoiJsrma. kers have not loet 1 1eque game liDce Oct. 23, 1116. f'tr thl.a one PUrdue may be at ito eeuon peak despite loia ol•lar FOR LESS 1HAN 1970 PRICES No Gimmicks Just Real Savlnpl Bingbam with a bl'Oken leg. Sophomore qurlerback Otuck Plebes pllyed up to coach Bob DeMoas· especta· U0111 in the Purdue upeel of Stanford laat -k. and DeMoas believed the whole squad received a shot of confidence at the reaull Bnt Michigan bas quarterbackatarDonMorebead and a veteran defense on band and 11 8 touchdown favorite to win. EAST LANSING, Mich. IUPI)-Michigan State iB llkely lo ""; a great deal of Ohio States new 1-2 runrung punch when the Spartans and Buckeyes open the Big Ten eeuon here Saturday. Fullback John Brockington and tailback Leo Hayden carrled the ball 5C times betwnen them in lust - k·., 34' 10 victory over Duke, and ?oach Woody Hayes has said 'we plan to continue to run them." Hayea said the <ioubte-barrel attack "creates a problem ol deception for the delenae. They don't know which one is &oing to carry the ball." In past years the bulk of the running in the Ohio Stala olle,nae bas been carried by the fullback alone. The Buckeyes wW be making their first road trip of the eeason and Hayes knows what to especl. "They'll (the Spartan.s) come al us," Hayaa ..ld, "but we'll be ready·" 68 Buick Le Sabre Custom $2495. 4 Dr. Sedan. factory air cond. One careful ·. $1695 4 Door H.T.. V-8, factory air cond., full power, dark blue with black vinyl top, luxury black nylon Interior. Chevy's best car. This one Is tops. THE INRADON FIGHTERS! s1595 66 Ford Country Squire SHOP ELSEWHERE-BUT COMPARE· OUR PRICES •• Statton Wagon, DEFORE YOU BUY COME SEE BILL THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND · · .' ()pin 9 Tll9 Moo.. Tuts., W~. & Frl.-9 Tll6 Fri. & Sit. . SWAPSHOP 992-7261 Middleport v.a, beau1iful white finish, wood grain sides. Set Art 'Hoyf, IIIII Nilson, C.ward Cillvert SMITH AUTO SAL£S Kanauga, Ohio ILAETTN:ARS .;;_·~ BUICK . r PO,NT'I.4.C .. ' PHONE992-214~ , !. GMC JltUCKS In POmeroy Since tiS~ HEY KIDS N•xtW•kl N..-Speclall Foot LOng or Fr«i Blltttnar. . ' Dolphins Face Jets In Crucial Contest By JOE CARNICELLI UPI Sports Writer The 1 'new look" Miami Dolphins feel that thin is the year they steal the show. The Dolphins are oxperienclng unaccustomed luxury. For the first time in their five-year hlltory, they are In first place and they have a winning record (S-1) for the first time at this stage of a eeason. Miami wiU be looking for another first -<1 victory over the Jels -Saturday nil!ht when the Dolphins meet New York at Shea Stadium. The game, despite being so early in the season, could have a profound effect on the American Football Conference's Eastern Division race. The Dolphins share first place with Baltimore wblle the Jets have dropped two-of-three games. Another loas for the injuryriddjed Je.ts pluji a JOicked ecbedwe could eliminate New York from the race early. JONES NAMED CAPTAIN LONDON (UPI) -Ann Jones Thursday was named captsln of the British team for the Federation Cup at Perth, Auslralla, Dec. 26-29. Winnie Shaw and VIrginia Wade Join Mrs. Jones, the 1969 Wimbledon champion, on the three-member team. The Jets, despite the loas of fullback Matt Snell, the AFC's leading rusher, for the remain· der of the seeson and the continued absence of defensive end Gerry Philbin and wide receiver Don Maynard, have been established as a 41>-point favorites. "No team can lose a great fullback like Matt SneU and not feel it," said Jets Coach Weeb Ewbank. "He's a complete football player. Lee White is the heir apparent. Every time we've called on him, he's done well. I don't think he's realized his potential yet, how a guy his size (11-foot-4, 2351 can hurt people." In AFC action on Sundsy, Oakland is a seven-point favorite over Denver, Balti. more is HI over HousiDn, Pittsburgh 6\2 over Buffalo, Cleveland rated well over Cincinnati, and Kansas City 17 over Boston . Sundlll' ~ National Conference play finds Los Angeles nine over San Francisco, Detroit 10 over Washiogton, Minnesots eight over Chicago, Dallas four over Atl.anta St. Louis u over New Orleans and the New York Gianls 712 over Philadelphia. Green Bay is 8 3\2-polnt favorite over San Diego in s Mondsy night lnter-eonference game · The Buckeyes are 2-0 on the season and ranked No. 1 in the nation, with wins over Tt181 A&.M and Dulle. Michigan Is J. 2, having beaten Washington State and lost convincingly to WashingiDn and Notre Dame. Tile Spartans and Buckeyes have mel 10 times previously, with each team wlnulng five . Ohio State has won the laol three, however, Including last year's 54-21 drubbing of the Spartans at Columbus. Ohio State leads the natloo in rusbmg, with an average of 408 yards per game, and scoring, with an overage of 45 points per game. Hayden bas ripped off 254 yards in 40 carries In the Buckeyes' two willa for a 6.3 per carry average. Broc\inglon bas 194 yards in 48 trips, averaging U, and quarterback Rex Kern, althoul!h he has carried only 20 times, bas 184 yards and a 9.2 yard per carry average. One Buckeye regular, wingbeck Larry Zelina, will not play thl.a week because of Injury. Junior Tom Campana will replace Zelina. Spartan Coach Duffy Dougherty is sWI undecided on his starting quarterback between sophcmore George Mthaiu and Mike Rasmussen who bad been the No. 1 quarte~back. Rasmussen bad a roul!h day In last week's 29-4 loas to Noire Dame, while Mlbalu, although failing to put points on the board, showed Dashes of brUilance. CINCINNATI CUP!) -Neltber aide wW lead with Ill aee when the Wcrld Sarles open.s Saturday. T"ne Reds can •t and the Orioles won't. Jim Merritt, !hoi big winner ot tl!e Cincinnati staff, Is b'oub!ed by a sore elbow, and probably will spend the series In the bullr,len If he pltcbea at all. Lefthander Mike Cuellar, Baitimcre's acknowledged pitching leader, a winner of 47 games in two years plus lui year's World Series opener, won't pitch until the second game Sunday. Instead, the National League champion Reds wiU rely on young Gary Nolan, and the American League champion Orioles on righthander Jim Palmer in the series opener. Oecilloa E"))lalned Cincinnati's "Big Red Machine" Is powered by righthanders Johnny Bench, Tony Perez and Lee May, which oxplains Oriole Manager Earl Weaver's decl.aion to go with Palmer. "The statl.allcs were overwbelming," Weaver said, referring ID the Reds' 17-2 record at horne against lefthanded pitchers. "If the eertes goes s1.a games it won't make that much difference anyway, because everyone will get two atarta, but If it goes to seven we'll have the righthander then." In Cuellar's case, it probably doesn't make much difference because his screwball II consl· dered to be tougher on righthanded hillers than against lefthanders. . The Orioles will go, in order, with Palmer (20-10), Cuellar (24-8) and Dave McNaUy al.ao a lefty (24 • 9) ~ti's · starters will he Nolan (111-7), Jim McGlothlin (lf-10) and Tony Cloninger (9-71. • 1r The Reds s ength Is powerthey led the National League with 191 home runs and Bench and Perez finished 1_2 · th 011~ - 50• so• Pltchin& and defenee ore the lblna of lour out of oeven and It key ID the OrloleA, with their three 20-pme winners, reUever Dick Hall with 10 vic:lclrMB and 29 aaves, and an lntleld that includes Brooks Robln.son at third base, Mark Belanger at short and Dove John.son at eecond base. · "The teama are aa evenly malched as possible for two eels of 25 players," says Frank Lane, the OrloleA' super-acout. "You can t make mlatakes againat Cincinnati. I think we have an edge defensively." ClncinnaU has been made a lllight favorite, perhaps on the basil ot having the odd game at horne if the serleo goes seven. The first two games wW be played bere Saturday and Sunday and, following a day off Monday, the clubs will play at Baltimore Tueaday and Wedneaday and Thursday if necessary. The sb:th and eeventh games are eel for lliverfront Stsdimn Oct. 17 and 18. At Riverfront Stadium here, the Orioles will play on an allAslroturlfield, the only one like It In baseball. Most of the Baltimore players say they are not concerned, although Frank Robinsoo saya Dally be does not like it. The hitting background at Baltimore; cluttered with houees,ll supposed to preeent a challenge to the Reds, but Manager Sparky Anderson doesn't see it that way. Houaes lloa'l Matter "To me, It's just a simple Tonight's Games played a lot . r-----••!11 CROW'S. . doesn't matter about white hOUMI, or yellow houeu, or green bouees, or anythb!« Wte · that/' Audet lOR said. In picking Nolao to pitch the opener, Anderson is allcldng with the aame rotation he uead in the National League playoff again.st Plttaburgh, except that McGlothlin pitches in game 2 instead of Merritt. Merrill, 20-12, pitched only three innings between Sept. 8 and the end of the season because ol a sore elbow . He wcrked 5 1-3 lnninga but Ured rapidly in the playoffs. Thursday, be worked out wilh a bandage heavily wrapped around his elbow. The Cincinnati lineup will include four .300 or better hitters -Perez (.317) at lldrd, ril!htlielder Pete Rose ( .316), centerflelder Bobby Tolan (.316) and left11elder Bernie Carbo ( .310). Bench who batted .293, bad 45 homers and 148 rbl's. Perez hit 40 homers and drove in 129 runs and May batted .253 with 34 homers and 94 rbi's. Boog Powell led the Orioles with 35 homers and 114 rbi's while hitting .298. STEAl HOUSE • Home of the Fobu/011$ SANDWICH Ordor By Phono And Tako Em H._ 992·5432 SAVE NOW the "M,. at fr .. ndly" Ath8ns at Gallipolis FRIENDLY ONE! Wellston at Ironton Logan at Jackson Meigs at Waverly Federai.Hocklng at Nelsonville· York Miller at Glouster North Gallla at Alexander LAWN TOOLS Kyger Creek at Eastern Milton at Pt. Pleasant Southwestern at Southern Park. Catholic at Wahama Hannan at Hannan Trace Royals Defeat All TRAFFIC C/H [AI unLnv LAWN lAKE Oeveland Five LORAIN, Ohio (UP!) -The CinclnnaU Royals, sparked by the steady scoring of Tcm Van Arsdale, rolled ID a 101-92 victory over the Cleveland Cavali..-a Thursday night in a National Baaketbsll ABsoclatlon Jl'e......., game. Van Arsdale hit fer 21 (>lints, and rookie Nate Archibald chipped in with 19. The Royals led throughout the game, boldlng. a 54-45 hallllme lead. Leading the scoring for the Cavaliers was McCoy McLemore, with :JJ points, The loas left the Cavaliers preseason record al3-7 The expansion 'cavaliers close out their elhibitlm season Sunday in Bowling Green, Ohio, against the Milwaukee Bucka. SPECIAL INSTRUCfOR KANSAS CITY ( UPI) Charley Lau who coached the Oakland Alhiettca last season Thursday was named ' hitting instructor by t h e = City Royala · 18-1/l" wide to COYif Iorge or~. 20 IHih . .411" handle..... leg. I. 2D IIJ 22.-!INE LAWN RAKE Sprlne relnforc:.d. 22.'3/4" wld1. ..- ·.•~aMI e........ ..... ... I ... 1.99 mJ 24" DELUXE IAMIOO lAKE 209 Reinforced tin• Jpt"lng bock quldlv. USI GUr hlnGy 411" hood' I• . ..... ..... .... .... 1.29 DRIVE· IN mJ LONG H.ANDLEO SHOVEL for your Benklna Cunvenlence Fridays Only The Drive· In Window Is Open 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. (Continuously) OtMr lenkiRI Ktun f tv J and J to 7 •• ust11l on Fridays . 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(Karr&Va,n ' ,N\OTOR SALES. ., ... . .~''·· , "You'll Like Our Quality Way ·' ·· · pf l)C)Ing Bl!llntq'l. , ,1 , ~(!\j;flQY, OHIO ia the only .8plU hitter at JIY1 but IUb Min' RettenmWid lieu.! .1Z1 IIIII RobiJ18(.o . m e South Point at Ook Hill league m homers and runs Fairland at Coal Grove batted ln. 20,000 BTU. ••••••'65 local owner. 66 Chevrolet Caprice COACH AND QUARTERBACK - lhere'll be eeveral .....tons at llmeouts tllnight at Waverly Wte thl.a one above, of Marauder Coach Charles t:llancey and Quarterback Bob Werry in the Jackaon game last Friday. The Marauders are lolln league play, 3-loveraU. Wavorly Is 11-4, but strung. B uck s F:ace s1nartan s 'I:' 2 Dr. H.T., factory air cond. Avery nice clean car from one of our repeat customers. SWAP SHOP 305 N. 2nd Ave. Mission campaign; D Theodore Adamo, pastor of the Firat Bapllet Oturcb of Rlcbmond, Virglni.a; Rev. John Gue.ot, an Angellcan Rector aa1oclated with the Pittsburgh Esperlment; Dr. Harm Weber, President of Judson Collage, Elaln. Dllnols; Dr, Kenneth Losh, a foniler American Bapllet Mlallonary to the Pbllllplnea. There wW be a number of panel dl.acusalona, opportunities for taUt-back, and eJectinn of officers. There wW ba action taken on a number of reaoluUona to be presented by the Rev. EverettBeal, pastor of Trinity Bapllllll-..,~u urcb In Deyton, and~ oi,.Qie. ReaoluUona 6.Dmittee. .. The Ohio Baptlll Convention 11 composed o1 the more than 340AiDerican Baptist Cburcbea Carmel News, his Gardens. •' ASCALE MODI!L of an unmtllllled moon nblcle called the &Jrveycr lunar Roving Vel!lcle, tr Moon Rover, II demmstrated by Meigs Junior lll8b Scboollludent (I to r) Tom Laudermllt to fellow studentll Vlkl Kelly and Skip Moore. The Moon Rover, wNch Is powa1od by 10 solar cells, uses the energy of the Bill aa a power source and wW eoon be operating on the surface of the moon. It was one of nme demlllstr •lions eeen by students and facull)' of Meigs Jllllior llil!h when General Motors "Previews of Progresa" appeared Uve at the school as an aaeembly program. MEIGS !UGH SCHOOL students I to r, Dallas Weber, Donna Weber and Tmey Manley view one of the great technological advances of the 1960's: the laser. Lasers, which have already been used in the drWlng of bard matertals, wW soon be used ID detect levela of atmospheric pollution. The laser was one of nine :~eience-ln..action demonstrations in the General Motors stage show "Previews of Progreas" which appeared at Meigs llil!h School. By Ullted l'retiiDierllaUOIIIII The tnnual back yard brawl between Bowling Green and Toledo Saturday night higblll!hts a 23-tame weekend echedule for Ohio college football teams. The Falconi will take a G-S-1 mark to the Glasa Bowl to face the Rockets, unbeaten in four games tills year and carrying a airing of 15 olralght victories over two eeuona. Don Nehlen, Bowling Green's lldrd year coach, beUeves it wW take the Falcons' "beat game" 11 they are to beat the Roeketa. "I feel that Toledo, without quaaUon, II the lineal football team the Mid-American Conference has ever bad," Neblen aald. "It's going to take an all out eflll't 111 our part to atsy 011 the field with the Roeketa. We wW have to play our best game II we are to upeet them." Neblen noted the Roeketl' great team speed aad pointed out that "their spUt end (Don Fair) bas caught more paasea than our whole team." In other games involving MidAm teams, Western Michigan vtalta Kent State with the loeer jusl about eUminated from the conference race, Ohio Univeralty entertains Dayton and Miami plays at Marsball. Eaeb Has llae Loa1 Both Kent and Western Mlch· lgan have suffered one loas in conference play and another loa thin early in the eeason would be nearly fatal. Western, called by some "the best Bronco team In 10 yeara," whacked Bowling Green 23-3 last week after dropping a 2312 dectalon to Miami in ita MAC opener. Kenlls Il-l in the conference, having lost 2H4 to Ohio University. "It'll take a complete eflorl In the Orioles' line11p, ,.... Series Starts Saturday BG-Toledo Encounter . a slepplng Iloilo til ~ ......... _.,......._. .• ~ # 3- The Deily SerXInti,Mlddleport-Pomey, 0., Oct. I, 11170 tr~, !lenora! Motors ......... .... ... "" ~ ........ ...... ....._ ... .. - An Early Start "'lb'. '!Citlei Ire llve In tocS.y II . ~.....,. -·-··---.. • - ' . tftl$342 ) ..MAt . iin~'At.c'tttG ~. ·P:e»Mt,ao:l ' ' .\' . ' ' . ' .,, .• 3' X 6'1" �~ •· .. - ... .. ....... - ,2-'!be Dilly Septlnot, Mldllleport.Pomeroy, 0., Oct. 9,1970 ~Today, . a Stepping Stone to Tomorrow - ·~· wltl;l colinUeu iba!Jenglhc' qu¥alkrls left for tcleliUitl a11d engineeu til ....._ . ~ 'lbat ~aaage of opportunll)' ~ prejltllted tD local students research • • action stage show, ~ Previews of Progress/' ap- peared at Meigs llil!h School flld Meigs JIDlior llil!h School Tops Card Jl!sterdaY at 10 am. and 2 pm. iieapectlvoly. ~ The non • commercial sbow '"ks to encourage more :Jtudept Interest in science and fngineerlng careers. II wl8 poesented in non-commercial Jang..age by General Motllrs fecturers. .E ;: A hlghligbl of the 4()minute gram was a unique laser ector demonstration. A beam was used to lrans:fate the SOIUlds we hear Into ilsua1 patterll3 of light which ~ced on a screen before the :fudience. :. Students also saw the Moon ~, a 15-lnch model of the ~a·al Molon Surveyor Lunar ~Vehicle. The Rovor runs ~ aunlight and has tal buttonlike solar cells which convert :r.";cbe energy In sunlil!ht Into ~ eleclriclly. A 300-watt lamps, ;: simulating the run's rays, : powered the vehicle across an ~ llldulating table lop surface. .,; The GM representatives oxplained how the Moon Rover demonstrates the potential of the continuing seercb for new l ways to harness the lremendoW! energy of the sun for more ef. ficient use. Other work being done in lbe area of alternate (>JWer sources was shown when the lecturers made three fuel cells which converted chemical energy Into eleclrkity. The smaU fuel cells, made with chemicals In paper cup size C()lltainers provided enoul!h power ID run the Moon Rover. The fuel cell - a higbly ef. i ficient energy conversion device - Is the subject of continuing intensive research, the Previews lecturer said. They IDld students GM bas developed a full-olzed expertmental vehicle to demon· strate the technical fealibilll)' ol electric propulsion by fuel cells. A ooique way ID move beavy toads with UWe physical effort was Wustrated by an "air bearing" platform. A smaU vacuum cleaner type moiDr trovided a thin film of air under three large circular pads supporting the platfor.m. Thll air-cushion reduced friction between the floor and the pads East Chester News Notes Ii :.. ; R. G. McDADE, left, &lpervlsor ol Educational AcUvilles and Robert Mockler, Commercial Sales Divl.atDn, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company, bold a public oervlce award presented to Columbus and Southern ,. ~ ; for a conlrlbutlm of eervlces, equipment and personal energy. The award was presented by the Columbus and ,.; Franklin Coool)' Cooocll ol Camp Fire Glrll. Given In :l; ~Ilion of continued support of the camp Fire Girll ~ Youth Development the award emphasizes apJl'eclation for '!O"tloued cooperatkrl and sustaining Interest ~ : , by the Cmlpany over a period of years. ; : ::: : :f .: :£ ' ! · ! progr.,-. !: i( t ! i i; ... .... ... i f ;... ~ :~ l ~~ :i. .. :: ~ Jt ;; ~ ;t .. ~ ... i I~ •' cHUNKS\ ZE. '.~;;;....~:' :; I 1 one tor your dog. us about the rlgh Working or ShoW b0 dy Breeder • F rm · PuPPY · Home Bile Size, r-Jy,a 1 0 · Dog . 3 terms: Chuck. For moist or dry All nourishing. All last; do we love dogs? Tr·y feeding. How many us. Try Wayne Dog 11 - lor openers. e w;:,v MODERN SUPPLY l"w. Main St. 992 2164 Pomeroy Ohio TheStoreWith"All KINOS OF. STUFF"' For Pets · Stabtes LMge & Small Animals . LaWns. Attendance at the Nazarene Sunday School Oct. 4 was 39, offering $.'!0.54. Mrs. Moon and Freda Miller visited at the Veterans Memorial Hospitsi, calling on Mrs . Miller's aunt, Edith Bet.zing and other friends. The flower show at the \lasonic Saturd:ay and 1S · ·hall · t.. lo!.. .... ~ ... ,.., . unday was well """""""· J~ck Guinther moved their lrailer Wedneeday on the Price place, better known as the J-=k~la~tbers has been calted back to work at the Sewing Center at Parkersburg. Myrna Carpenter and Maxine Hoffman called on the latter's sister Doris Stalder of Pome;oy Friday. Roy Bet.zlng and wife o1 Pomeroy called on his sl.ater Monday evening. George Genheimer and wife called on Letha Koblentz at the Veterans Memorial Hospital Sundsy. enabling finger-tip movement of the platform carrying about 2110 pounds. Two novel elperiments inwiving ''maiHnade" molecules showed modern cheml.atry's contribution to progress. Synthetic rubber was manufactured in a bottle in just silty seconds and a foam plastic cake "baked" Itself in only twominutes. The importance of seat bell JI'Oiectiul for vohicle occupants was dramatized by a model Impact sled, a device automotive safety engineers have bea1 using to teot the structural Integrity of car bodes and components. Since 1982, a fullo&i!e impact sled baa been used in vehicle safelY and occupant proteCtion teste at the GM ~~:~.:z~~j at MBford, Mich. It to ''fire" payloads up to ~.000 polllds along a pair ol 100-loot ralls on a sled-like llrUctllre. These tests can be repeated u often as neceosary under carefully • cmtrolled cmdltlona to provide factual data. A study by a Universll)' ot Michigan medical team Indicates that the use of eeat belts could reduce the nwnber of !raffle fataUIIes by 81 much aa Ohio BapUsta will be 40 per cent. challenged 1n c11scuas1on groupa and by speakers on the theme, "The Time Is Now" at the !45th annual eesslon of The Ohio Bapllet Convontion Oct. 14, 16 aad 18, at the Asbland Ave. Faith and Works Bapllel t:llurcb in Toledo. ROBERTR.CARD,PASTOR The convenUon opens WedPomeroy-<:beoter Ulllted Methodist t:ll""'beo needay night with a keynote acldreal by Dr. L. V. Booth, TEXT: James 2:14-:JJ. I have just finished a radio devoUonal eertes on Uving a Pastor of the Zion Baptlat t:llristlan life aod growing spiritually. One of the 8ft!8lest Church In Cincinnati. The Rev. fulfillments II to be involved in works. This II necessary to our Philip Shearman and Dr. spiritual growth; the more involved In good deeds, the DJOn! our Joaeph Irvine Chapman, ElecuUve Mlnislar ol The Ohio sensitivity to God and man becorneo. Oueolthegreatdlsturbancesofourday,aodl'msureofolber Baptl.at Convention, will, along times In history, is the attempt to divide the gospel of Jesus with Dr. Booth, lead in a ~· IDJ,O&n by ~. to call It a personal gospel and a social Communion Service. Mr. John .......1 ·· ·1 ... 1 • · · ·~.. N;-Downa111Berberton,Oillorll ~ t0 1 V i . I"IO:Jt! •f)fl,~)e~.t 'l'h~ 14 but 0110 gospel ol Christ. Tbla II the love 'iii t:Od lor Ptftldefit ofThHillld"Biltl'lm all, proved 80 by His act of eending Christ to us. We clslm to be ConvenUon, and will chair the converted, and ollaltimes withhold deeds. James aayalf thl.a II eeaslonB. Other speakers at the conso, something 11 wr~~~g with our faith. vention are Dr. Paul Allan, Usten to his words: ''What doth It JI'Ofil a man, my brethern, former editor of Crusader thouCb a ~ ltiY be bath laltb, and ~w not warlll? Can lalth Magazine (Oiflctal American save him. . . Baptl.at PubDcaUon ), and now James then gl- an iUIIIIration: :If a person II cold and editorial writer !II' The Palrlol hunt!n,areyougalngtoaaJtohim, ''bewarmedandlllled?"OI and the EvenlnH News of oourae, tbl.a would sound all1y, yet many Chrtstlan.s, ml in Melp llarrl.abura, Pa.; Rev. Wllllanl CouniY, are saying, "I bellow in Christ, ballet's keep religion out Bowler, pastor ol the UnclenKarl Road Bapllel t:llurch of ol welfare." Again I ..J unto you, u James said, there II one faith in Columbus; Dr. Robert Weaver, t:llrlst. U we bellevo, we act. NaUonal Director of the James put It tbl.a way, "But will thou know, 0 vain man, that American Baptist World faith without works II dead?" James 2:20. Baptists to be Challenged the Ser1nonette Mr.;,:!~Mr.~*ne[H":: David Jones, 83 Die8 in Dayton man 1Bailey of Zanesfield came Sunday to see her brother, John Hoffman who Just returned from the hospital. Don Bet.zlng and wife ol Hemlock Grove spent Saturday evening with his sisters bere, Freda Miller and Lenore Bet.zing. Mrs. Erma Hellman and Elizabeth Wickham spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Weber Thoma. Mr. and Mrs. Eskey Hill, Flatwood, spent Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Woode. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Woode spent Monday, Sept. 23 with Mr. and Mrs. , Willard IDnea ol Athen.s Rd. The Woodes a!so spent Friday with Bonnie Fick and Ethel Koenig. Vic WW and wife of Canal Winchester visited the Wills and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Knight. Mrs. WW attended the flower show. Mrs. Iona Brickles of Gold llidge spent Monday with Freda MWer. Herbie Smith and family of Columbus caUed on Richard Barton and family Sunday. Letha Wood called on Mrs. Weber Thoma Monday af· ternoon. David Earl Jones, 83, Ashtoo Ave., Nellonville, a former resident of Meigs County, died recently at the Brown Veterans Admlnlotration Hospital In Dayton. He resided in Calllornl.a from 11186 to 1917 and relumed to Athena County following eervlce in Germany. He bad Uved in Nelsonville since 1925. Mr. Jones was born In Lebanon Township of Meiss Counl)' on Dec. s, 1881!. He was the son of the late David and Jennie Jones and was a retired coal miner . He belonged to the First Christian Church at Nel.aonvllle and was a member of the Berean Men'• Clau. &irvlving are three coualna, Mila Grace Jmes aad Jacob in Qblo, with a total mem· bership of more thao 110,000. Two new churches will be received Into the ConvenUm at the Toledo aeatona. Tbeee are: 7Jon Baptl.al, Cincinnati and Hosack Street, Columbus, The Rev. William Hayden, Pulor of the Firat Baptist Church of Ironton, Ohio, Is Chairman of the Program Committee and Mr. Harold James, an attorney In Toledo, II cbalnnan of the Local Con>· mltlae on Arrangements. The Rev. Philip Shearman, pastor of the Ashland Avenue Baptist Church, II b011t pastor, and the Rev. Dr. (flies JohMon, pastor form:~ Rn~."'. ~"' ~.o. ~ i"V~· to ~oiHo ijit t oclallon, which II hosting the' convenUon along with the Ashland Avenue Church. ADMIRAL f"~ REAL SALE You Won't Believe Your Buys! GET: 19711V & srERm Jones both ol Nel.aonvllle and Mrs. Ola Taylor, former Meigs resident, now of Huntington Park, Calli. Funeral eervlcea were held at the Jobnaon Funeral Home in Nelsonville with the Rev. Richard Nel.aon and the Rev. William A. Mechem offlclating. Burial was in Green Lawn Cemetery. BAKER ·, - - , - - - - - - - THE DAILY SENnNEL ORDER YOUR a.;. BUICK AND PONTIAC NOW! aophcmore middle guard Greg 68 Pontiac Ventura S2495 2 Door H.T., Factory air cond .. low mileage, fully equipped. Extra sharp. 69 Buick Le Sabre $2995 against Western," Kent coach Dave Puddington ..ld. "They have an esploslve offense and a rugged delenee." Kent dropped a 27-1 decision to Pitt Jssl weekend. Ohio Uni~ral\y will be 1rytng to get back on the right track after being mauled In its lui twoguru.agalnstMinneHta (49-7) and Toledo (42-7). Dayton, led by the running ol Gary Koslns, who carried 51 · Umea for 21M yards and four IDuchdowns against Louisville laat week, II S-1·1 on the year. The Flyers beat LoulavWe 2e-U and the week belcre batUed Bowling Green to a lf-14 tie. .....,..., For 141b Miami wW be seeking lis 14th win In the last 15 games against Marshall at Huntington Saturday. The Jledaklna, led by the passing of quarterback Jim Bengala who bas toased lilt touchdown paasea thl.a year, are ~. with wins over Xavier, Western Michigan aad Ncrthern lllinoia. Marsball II S-1, with wins over Morebead and Xavier and a 52-.'1 loa to mighty Toledo. Other important guru. thl.a weekend will include Ohio Stele at Michigan State, Akron at lllinols State, Ashland at Muskingum, xavier at ClnclnnaU, Wittenberg at Denison, capital at Heidelberg and lleftance at Wllmlngtoo. Cenlral State II at Northwood, Case Western Reserve at Bethany, W&J at Jobo Carroll, Ohio Northern at IDiladsle, YoungsIDwn Slate at Murray State, Baldwin-Wallace at Hofslra, Marietta at Hiram, Kenyon at Lske Forest, Mount Union at Otterbein, Allagbeny at Oberlin, Wooster at Ohio Wesleyan and Bluffton at Findlay. Big 10 Play To Begin Saturday CHICAGO. (UPI) ...:. Topranked Ohio State gets its first Big Ten football teat at Michigan State Saturday and the Buckeyes are a heavy favorite to rack up their 18th win In the last li league conteats. Ills the beadllne game of afullslateofconferencegamea. Ohio State, restrlctecll to a nlne'flame echedule by faculty pollcy, has beaten Tt181 A. & M. and Dulle ID earn the No. 1 ranklngnalimnlly, wblle Michl· gan State, after an openingIJ8IIlO defeat by Waahlnglon, delealed Wublngton State and loallo Notre Dome. Tho 8partana could bt In trouble, liDce the Buckeyes milbl be loollng at the ratlnga and 1ry to run up more points than the No. :kanked lrlab who gained 12U dectalon. Obi~ State baa averaged over 45 polnla per pme. The Buclteyea were a ~tlavclite. The Ill& Ten'a only other unbeaten team, Mlcblpn facu a tougher atnJale a~ at Purdue, where BoiJsrma. kers have not loet 1 1eque game liDce Oct. 23, 1116. f'tr thl.a one PUrdue may be at ito eeuon peak despite loia ol•lar FOR LESS 1HAN 1970 PRICES No Gimmicks Just Real Savlnpl Bingbam with a bl'Oken leg. Sophomore qurlerback Otuck Plebes pllyed up to coach Bob DeMoas· especta· U0111 in the Purdue upeel of Stanford laat -k. and DeMoas believed the whole squad received a shot of confidence at the reaull Bnt Michigan bas quarterbackatarDonMorebead and a veteran defense on band and 11 8 touchdown favorite to win. EAST LANSING, Mich. IUPI)-Michigan State iB llkely lo ""; a great deal of Ohio States new 1-2 runrung punch when the Spartans and Buckeyes open the Big Ten eeuon here Saturday. Fullback John Brockington and tailback Leo Hayden carrled the ball 5C times betwnen them in lust - k·., 34' 10 victory over Duke, and ?oach Woody Hayes has said 'we plan to continue to run them." Hayea said the <ioubte-barrel attack "creates a problem ol deception for the delenae. They don't know which one is &oing to carry the ball." In past years the bulk of the running in the Ohio Stala olle,nae bas been carried by the fullback alone. The Buckeyes wW be making their first road trip of the eeason and Hayes knows what to especl. "They'll (the Spartan.s) come al us," Hayaa ..ld, "but we'll be ready·" 68 Buick Le Sabre Custom $2495. 4 Dr. Sedan. factory air cond. One careful ·. $1695 4 Door H.T.. V-8, factory air cond., full power, dark blue with black vinyl top, luxury black nylon Interior. Chevy's best car. This one Is tops. THE INRADON FIGHTERS! s1595 66 Ford Country Squire SHOP ELSEWHERE-BUT COMPARE· OUR PRICES •• Statton Wagon, DEFORE YOU BUY COME SEE BILL THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND · · .' ()pin 9 Tll9 Moo.. Tuts., W~. & Frl.-9 Tll6 Fri. & Sit. . SWAPSHOP 992-7261 Middleport v.a, beau1iful white finish, wood grain sides. 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Another loas for the injuryriddjed Je.ts pluji a JOicked ecbedwe could eliminate New York from the race early. JONES NAMED CAPTAIN LONDON (UPI) -Ann Jones Thursday was named captsln of the British team for the Federation Cup at Perth, Auslralla, Dec. 26-29. Winnie Shaw and VIrginia Wade Join Mrs. Jones, the 1969 Wimbledon champion, on the three-member team. The Jets, despite the loas of fullback Matt Snell, the AFC's leading rusher, for the remain· der of the seeson and the continued absence of defensive end Gerry Philbin and wide receiver Don Maynard, have been established as a 41>-point favorites. "No team can lose a great fullback like Matt SneU and not feel it," said Jets Coach Weeb Ewbank. "He's a complete football player. Lee White is the heir apparent. Every time we've called on him, he's done well. I don't think he's realized his potential yet, how a guy his size (11-foot-4, 2351 can hurt people." In AFC action on Sundsy, Oakland is a seven-point favorite over Denver, Balti. more is HI over HousiDn, Pittsburgh 6\2 over Buffalo, Cleveland rated well over Cincinnati, and Kansas City 17 over Boston . Sundlll' ~ National Conference play finds Los Angeles nine over San Francisco, Detroit 10 over Washiogton, Minnesots eight over Chicago, Dallas four over Atl.anta St. Louis u over New Orleans and the New York Gianls 712 over Philadelphia. Green Bay is 8 3\2-polnt favorite over San Diego in s Mondsy night lnter-eonference game · The Buckeyes are 2-0 on the season and ranked No. 1 in the nation, with wins over Tt181 A&.M and Dulle. Michigan Is J. 2, having beaten Washington State and lost convincingly to WashingiDn and Notre Dame. Tile Spartans and Buckeyes have mel 10 times previously, with each team wlnulng five . Ohio State has won the laol three, however, Including last year's 54-21 drubbing of the Spartans at Columbus. Ohio State leads the natloo in rusbmg, with an average of 408 yards per game, and scoring, with an overage of 45 points per game. Hayden bas ripped off 254 yards in 40 carries In the Buckeyes' two willa for a 6.3 per carry average. Broc\inglon bas 194 yards in 48 trips, averaging U, and quarterback Rex Kern, althoul!h he has carried only 20 times, bas 184 yards and a 9.2 yard per carry average. One Buckeye regular, wingbeck Larry Zelina, will not play thl.a week because of Injury. Junior Tom Campana will replace Zelina. Spartan Coach Duffy Dougherty is sWI undecided on his starting quarterback between sophcmore George Mthaiu and Mike Rasmussen who bad been the No. 1 quarte~back. Rasmussen bad a roul!h day In last week's 29-4 loas to Noire Dame, while Mlbalu, although failing to put points on the board, showed Dashes of brUilance. CINCINNATI CUP!) -Neltber aide wW lead with Ill aee when the Wcrld Sarles open.s Saturday. T"ne Reds can •t and the Orioles won't. Jim Merritt, !hoi big winner ot tl!e Cincinnati staff, Is b'oub!ed by a sore elbow, and probably will spend the series In the bullr,len If he pltcbea at all. Lefthander Mike Cuellar, Baitimcre's acknowledged pitching leader, a winner of 47 games in two years plus lui year's World Series opener, won't pitch until the second game Sunday. Instead, the National League champion Reds wiU rely on young Gary Nolan, and the American League champion Orioles on righthander Jim Palmer in the series opener. Oecilloa E"))lalned Cincinnati's "Big Red Machine" Is powered by righthanders Johnny Bench, Tony Perez and Lee May, which oxplains Oriole Manager Earl Weaver's decl.aion to go with Palmer. "The statl.allcs were overwbelming," Weaver said, referring ID the Reds' 17-2 record at horne against lefthanded pitchers. "If the eertes goes s1.a games it won't make that much difference anyway, because everyone will get two atarta, but If it goes to seven we'll have the righthander then." In Cuellar's case, it probably doesn't make much difference because his screwball II consl· dered to be tougher on righthanded hillers than against lefthanders. . The Orioles will go, in order, with Palmer (20-10), Cuellar (24-8) and Dave McNaUy al.ao a lefty (24 • 9) ~ti's · starters will he Nolan (111-7), Jim McGlothlin (lf-10) and Tony Cloninger (9-71. • 1r The Reds s ength Is powerthey led the National League with 191 home runs and Bench and Perez finished 1_2 · th 011~ - 50• so• Pltchin& and defenee ore the lblna of lour out of oeven and It key ID the OrloleA, with their three 20-pme winners, reUever Dick Hall with 10 vic:lclrMB and 29 aaves, and an lntleld that includes Brooks Robln.son at third base, Mark Belanger at short and Dove John.son at eecond base. · "The teama are aa evenly malched as possible for two eels of 25 players," says Frank Lane, the OrloleA' super-acout. "You can t make mlatakes againat Cincinnati. I think we have an edge defensively." ClncinnaU has been made a lllight favorite, perhaps on the basil ot having the odd game at horne if the serleo goes seven. The first two games wW be played bere Saturday and Sunday and, following a day off Monday, the clubs will play at Baltimore Tueaday and Wedneaday and Thursday if necessary. The sb:th and eeventh games are eel for lliverfront Stsdimn Oct. 17 and 18. At Riverfront Stadium here, the Orioles will play on an allAslroturlfield, the only one like It In baseball. Most of the Baltimore players say they are not concerned, although Frank Robinsoo saya Dally be does not like it. The hitting background at Baltimore; cluttered with houees,ll supposed to preeent a challenge to the Reds, but Manager Sparky Anderson doesn't see it that way. Houaes lloa'l Matter "To me, It's just a simple Tonight's Games played a lot . r-----••!11 CROW'S. . doesn't matter about white hOUMI, or yellow houeu, or green bouees, or anythb!« Wte · that/' Audet lOR said. In picking Nolao to pitch the opener, Anderson is allcldng with the aame rotation he uead in the National League playoff again.st Plttaburgh, except that McGlothlin pitches in game 2 instead of Merritt. Merrill, 20-12, pitched only three innings between Sept. 8 and the end of the season because ol a sore elbow . He wcrked 5 1-3 lnninga but Ured rapidly in the playoffs. Thursday, be worked out wilh a bandage heavily wrapped around his elbow. The Cincinnati lineup will include four .300 or better hitters -Perez (.317) at lldrd, ril!htlielder Pete Rose ( .316), centerflelder Bobby Tolan (.316) and left11elder Bernie Carbo ( .310). Bench who batted .293, bad 45 homers and 148 rbl's. Perez hit 40 homers and drove in 129 runs and May batted .253 with 34 homers and 94 rbi's. Boog Powell led the Orioles with 35 homers and 114 rbi's while hitting .298. STEAl HOUSE • Home of the Fobu/011$ SANDWICH Ordor By Phono And Tako Em H._ 992·5432 SAVE NOW the "M,. at fr .. ndly" Ath8ns at Gallipolis FRIENDLY ONE! Wellston at Ironton Logan at Jackson Meigs at Waverly Federai.Hocklng at Nelsonville· York Miller at Glouster North Gallla at Alexander LAWN TOOLS Kyger Creek at Eastern Milton at Pt. Pleasant Southwestern at Southern Park. Catholic at Wahama Hannan at Hannan Trace Royals Defeat All TRAFFIC C/H [AI unLnv LAWN lAKE Oeveland Five LORAIN, Ohio (UP!) -The CinclnnaU Royals, sparked by the steady scoring of Tcm Van Arsdale, rolled ID a 101-92 victory over the Cleveland Cavali..-a Thursday night in a National Baaketbsll ABsoclatlon Jl'e......., game. Van Arsdale hit fer 21 (>lints, and rookie Nate Archibald chipped in with 19. The Royals led throughout the game, boldlng. a 54-45 hallllme lead. Leading the scoring for the Cavaliers was McCoy McLemore, with :JJ points, The loas left the Cavaliers preseason record al3-7 The expansion 'cavaliers close out their elhibitlm season Sunday in Bowling Green, Ohio, against the Milwaukee Bucka. SPECIAL INSTRUCfOR KANSAS CITY ( UPI) Charley Lau who coached the Oakland Alhiettca last season Thursday was named ' hitting instructor by t h e = City Royala · 18-1/l" wide to COYif Iorge or~. 20 IHih . .411" handle..... leg. I. 2D IIJ 22.-!INE LAWN RAKE Sprlne relnforc:.d. 22.'3/4" wld1. ..- ·.•~aMI e........ ..... ... I ... 1.99 mJ 24" DELUXE IAMIOO lAKE 209 Reinforced tin• Jpt"lng bock quldlv. USI GUr hlnGy 411" hood' I• . ..... ..... .... .... 1.29 DRIVE· IN mJ LONG H.ANDLEO SHOVEL for your Benklna Cunvenlence Fridays Only The Drive· In Window Is Open 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. (Continuously) OtMr lenkiRI Ktun f tv J and J to 7 •• ust11l on Fridays . 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John Gue.ot, an Angellcan Rector aa1oclated with the Pittsburgh Esperlment; Dr. Harm Weber, President of Judson Collage, Elaln. Dllnols; Dr, Kenneth Losh, a foniler American Bapllet Mlallonary to the Pbllllplnea. There wW be a number of panel dl.acusalona, opportunities for taUt-back, and eJectinn of officers. There wW ba action taken on a number of reaoluUona to be presented by the Rev. EverettBeal, pastor of Trinity Bapllllll-..,~u urcb In Deyton, and~ oi,.Qie. ReaoluUona 6.Dmittee. .. The Ohio Baptlll Convention 11 composed o1 the more than 340AiDerican Baptist Cburcbea Carmel News, his Gardens. •' ASCALE MODI!L of an unmtllllled moon nblcle called the &Jrveycr lunar Roving Vel!lcle, tr Moon Rover, II demmstrated by Meigs Junior lll8b Scboollludent (I to r) Tom Laudermllt to fellow studentll Vlkl Kelly and Skip Moore. The Moon Rover, wNch Is powa1od by 10 solar cells, uses the energy of the Bill aa a power source and wW eoon be operating on the surface of the moon. It was one of nme demlllstr •lions eeen by students and facull)' of Meigs Jllllior llil!h when General Motors "Previews of Progresa" appeared Uve at the school as an aaeembly program. MEIGS !UGH SCHOOL students I to r, Dallas Weber, Donna Weber and Tmey Manley view one of the great technological advances of the 1960's: the laser. Lasers, which have already been used in the drWlng of bard matertals, wW soon be used ID detect levela of atmospheric pollution. The laser was one of nine :~eience-ln..action demonstrations in the General Motors stage show "Previews of Progreas" which appeared at Meigs llil!h School. By Ullted l'retiiDierllaUOIIIII The tnnual back yard brawl between Bowling Green and Toledo Saturday night higblll!hts a 23-tame weekend echedule for Ohio college football teams. The Falconi will take a G-S-1 mark to the Glasa Bowl to face the Rockets, unbeaten in four games tills year and carrying a airing of 15 olralght victories over two eeuona. Don Nehlen, Bowling Green's lldrd year coach, beUeves it wW take the Falcons' "beat game" 11 they are to beat the Roeketa. "I feel that Toledo, without quaaUon, II the lineal football team the Mid-American Conference has ever bad," Neblen aald. "It's going to take an all out eflll't 111 our part to atsy 011 the field with the Roeketa. We wW have to play our best game II we are to upeet them." Neblen noted the Roeketl' great team speed aad pointed out that "their spUt end (Don Fair) bas caught more paasea than our whole team." In other games involving MidAm teams, Western Michigan vtalta Kent State with the loeer jusl about eUminated from the conference race, Ohio Univeralty entertains Dayton and Miami plays at Marsball. Eaeb Has llae Loa1 Both Kent and Western Mlch· lgan have suffered one loas in conference play and another loa thin early in the eeason would be nearly fatal. Western, called by some "the best Bronco team In 10 yeara," whacked Bowling Green 23-3 last week after dropping a 2312 dectalon to Miami in ita MAC opener. Kenlls Il-l in the conference, having lost 2H4 to Ohio University. "It'll take a complete eflorl In the Orioles' line11p, ,.... Series Starts Saturday BG-Toledo Encounter . a slepplng Iloilo til ~ ......... _.,......._. .• ~ # 3- The Deily SerXInti,Mlddleport-Pomey, 0., Oct. I, 11170 tr~, !lenora! Motors ......... .... ... "" ~ ........ ...... ....._ ... .. - An Early Start "'lb'. '!Citlei Ire llve In tocS.y II . ~.....,. -·-··---.. • - ' . tftl$342 ) ..MAt . iin~'At.c'tttG ~. ·P:e»Mt,ao:l ' ' .\' . ' ' . ' .,, .• 3' X 6'1" �4- Till~ llellllnel, •~ll*'t-~1!! usc Seeks 13th In Over Indians 11J IITEVE SMIIANial llPIIIporll Wl!ber 'l1!e Stanford Indiana get lhelr lui cloee look at Roo Aylia Satun:lay 1114 lbe Farewell ID lbe talented Southern O!Rfilfnia ticking speclalllt can't cune any too soon. For the paat two years Aylia has been lhe Yil1aln In lbe loolbelllorlunea of the Indiana. "I 1111t111 YO!! could say thai lhls game haa been our goo! for the past 315 days ," said Slanlord Coach John RalsiDn, whole Indiana boat lbe Trojans Satun:lay In a conlatlnvolviDI prime Roae Bewl candidelea. usc baa beaten lhe Indiana 12 alrll8hl llmea and the o+ln!alrera have eatabllshed Coach John McKay's fourthranked Trojans a four.poinl lavcrlle. Ohio Slate, the nation's top. ranked team and No. I choice to ...,..-nt the Big Ten conference in the Rose Bowl, lcavels to East Lansing, Mieb., Salurdey fer Its coolerence opener against Michigan Stale. The Buckeyes, p018e""9l'S of the beat !ICOI'lng IVerage and lhe moot•-• sround attack In college football ..., heavy favcrllea to take lbelr third alralght win. Important conference battlos alao take place In the Bill El&ht and the Soulheaatern Conference. FifJh.ranked Nebraska and 13Jh.raled M!Mourl lanl!ie at Uncoln, Neb., and arch rival& Kansu and Kansas Slate meet at Manhattan, Kan., In Big Eight cooleata. SIJ:Ib.,.ankedMlssiuippi faces Georgia at Athena, Ga., In a Soulheaatern Conference game and Tennesaee steps out of league play to clash with •mbealen Georgia tech at Atlants. Other games involving top. ranked teams send No. ZTeus against Olahoma at Dallaa, lblnkankOO Notre Dame ver8118 Army al South Bend, Ind., and No 7 Air Force Academy at bGI!le apinlt Tulane. Elaewbere, elghth..-.nked Michigan tangles with Purdue, No. 9 Auburn goes • agiiJ!II Clel!l"~n, No. 10 ~Jl>eel!i .ll6>'lo(, 11tbraJJkld., .t.rllorla · Stale hllllts Waahing!Dn Stale, No. 13 UCLA takes Oil Oregoo and 18thrant,ed West Virginia, the Eut s top learn, Is • 1 h<me agalnlt Duke. I SENATORS 111JKTING WASHINGTON (UP!) Robert E. Short, president of the Wubington Senators, aald 'llllnday he may have to J!IOVI! hll tei!D elaewbere because of poaltie bankruptcy, S!o&1 aald he would move the team out of Waahlngtoo unlell be can renegotiate !he current 1eue on Robert F. Kennedy stadium. The team owner said 1!11 ~a lor IIIII _ , were elllmaled II fl m!Dion. • ' McLa·in<and Lolich ·Trade Bait . the Sports Desk by Chet Tannehill Remember When lhe llrong cluhe iD tbe Soulbe~liem Ohio Atlllell< League had at leut a c:wple patllea In lbelr 7-pme COilfeN!IICI! achedule! Thai wun'lloo€ ago. 1be 1Jec1nnlng Gilbo end of the bnlltber era lor !he foolhall powm began wbel Rutland, Mlddlepirt and PumefOI' C<IIIOIIdattd Into MelgiiJ>clal. LDok at tonlgbt! Anytblng can ~~~ppen; and prolll~ wW. Jackoon owr Logan? Ummmm. Could be theoliws' way. Albena over GalllpoRa? The Blue Dmll have lbe Jilyalcal lllnll&lh to muszle lbe Bulldop. But wW !bey! Ironton over Welllloll? Certainly, Ill paper thai'a how tbe liall ohould holDlce. But doll'! be GUheranl about covwkre Ill thai Ironton !!lOney lloatl!ll arolD!d. Meigs over Waverly? Cerlalnly. But the Marauden l!fllgoiJit ID have to win it 011 the lleld, not In thla column. And In theSoutbem VaDey Conference (SYAC), Knera.t over Eaatem? Could he, but lbe Elg)ea have a mind of their OWII, md fine talent. Gene Slaughter, coach of Capital Unlveraily, and Jadtaome years ago on his way up, said once at a football lwHpJst In Middleport, '1t'saloteaalerto build character In footbeD pJa,erl If they win.'' In our closely matchl!d league u JftSODtly oet llJ>, *"""*'1 still has tolooe. But there orill he few, If any, klpslded ~­ In which the winner sloughs off Into aloppy footboll and the looera be<Gille demoralized. Even loaera In the SEOAL IWII hold lbelr beads up. Dick Bulkus, Chlcallo Bears' great 1iMbacbi, wu quoted In Sports Illualrated rec«ttly observing after an une:<pectl!d deleallasl year, "If we win like men, we have to looellile men.'' That's wbat our league has today: siburt(ms that permit hoya to lose llile men. This year 1!10111 observers oflbe SEOAL believe tbe dub thai wins It an wlll have to llhare !be honor. Quite likely lbe winner or winners - wW have loot ooce, If 1101 twice. How dlllerenllrml 1M3 when Alhelll bad a cbamplollllhjp footbaR team. '!be headline In lbe G•IHpoRa Delly Tribune the day before the game said: "Blue Devllahopetohold Alhelll to low Score." The headRne the deY after the game said: "mue DevUa hold Athena to ~. " And that head writer, whoever be wu, meant II! DENNIS BOGGS, tbe Marauders' tallba<k delue, Is third In yardage gained In lbe SEOAL wilb IU yards In 41 c:arrlee for a U average. Ahead of him are Jacbon 's Kenny Valentine with 230 In 25, for a 9.2 average, ond Ken Culbertlon of Logan with 'IJYIIn 51 trleo, averaginK U. If Boggs bad been healthy Iaiii Friday against Jacbon (he abould be clo1eto par tonight) t.'le arithmetic ahove would have read differently. CINCINNATI HASN'T had a wcrld champloo (rllfe&alonal butbaD team Iince IMO wben lbe Reda defeated Detroit In aeven games. The late Freddie HuldllDion wu a pit.dler oo,jllf.t,IlrtlQlt_• . 1911181 be !lllllllgecl, ,lllll .~ .\0 a Nalimal'tiei!R*"~Ip, bul loot In the · ~ ,WIIJe Yankees foll' gamea to one. · ·• . , Freddie Huleblnlon always meant something "P""'•l to me. 1n the late '308 Hut.:h gracmled from Roosevelt 111gb Sdlool In Seattle, Wash., where also Is IDeated the Unlvenlty of Wllbii!&IOJJ. Hutch, his flnt year out of Rooaevelt, pllebed for the Triple ASeaWe Ralnlera. Somehow I managed to sUp away from Uof Wclaaaea to c:atch a law of Huleb'slllarle. He 1JGIIllllgamea !hat summer (a rl&btblllded Don Gullet, oo to opeak) and was aold to lletrolllhelollowtnc winter. Hutch nevtr made II big as a major league pltc:her. I beReve bill hell year wu aomethinflllke IJI.IZ. And there weren't m.my that good. Bul Hutch bad II upstalra. Aller apprsllceahlp u a manager In his home town, and at alher ltllpa, he c:ameto lull rewgnltlon u a managerial genius with !he Cincinnati Reds. His dealh, of <ancer, In November oi!JM, wu lDllimely. ' . ' . '· ' lf'~kt Serle. and 1be lelhlw lor MeLlin wiD go If for no olher mmnent ilf lruth and they have !~bam Oellll1 liwayw dropl reuoo than lbe Ttaen l1fll an opportunity to aet tbemof Ida 11lve1 1 ''bad bo)'" with proven CINCINNATI (UPI) . - jba~ be'a doblc to 8lve him a ratber 11rec1 ol - 11J MILTON RiciDIAN llPI.,... wttter .n.r aUII tarun~• 1bQIII lilt All.atar Gamel. thltlaal deiiiDvtilviDI tuelde '"'l'litre'a 1 lot of lntereat AileD, and walt'll lblly &et i lfciii olbor <lube In both ol load ollbe nat ID lnvolvtilll IIMidi; ' ~ay~ Jim Campbell, lbe ' Ttllll'l' pneraiiDIIliPI'' "and .J~ lbe depth In 'liU' farm SipOrtl p,...aue 1J1W11 II pll<:bll!& we feel WI t*1 'pve liP one ol lbe two." the Detroit Ttaera. , tempbtll Wllll't aay wbelhor 'l1!e Ttaara are about to aay lt•a fll<Lain who'• &o!Dt or bye bye to All Amerleln bo7 ~~ clalmln& It depeoila on IJenn)' McLain or Ida IMidd,y, whll!ll 'l!e can !Dike a better M1c:U7 Lolleb, l!ero ollhe 1111 ~ ior. But lhl eblncw are 'l'lley're Nicldaus Advances WENTWORTH, En1laa~ (UPI)-Brlllab Open cbe,.P• Jadt Nldtlal!ll dae!w wilb tl.a. Open 1'0!11 Jll<klla loda)' In the lllllllflnalll ilf the M4,111 Plcead!lly Werld Mlt.:h 1'187 1alf ~oon~ament Nldtlaua1001 out Oil the par74 1,•yan1 CGUI'It u lhl 7-4 fa~te whlli In lhe other aem1llna1 club, PGA eblmplon ~- _ _._,_ ot "'-"·'-, ........ "IM."ILWII' "........, CaUf ., meeta !Cinllel' U.8. Open eblmp lee Trevino of El Puo, Tu. Nlcklaua, of Columbo11, Ohio, clowDed counlryman Gene Ut. 11er 5 and 41n an CVJninll round match n.nday but aUII ,... not happy wilb Ida perfor· mance "I'll,' not driving u well u I would have Rked, 1114 I'm lilc having dllflculty llnlnC up my Putts." Jacklin !ices a rtpllll ilf laal year's Ryder Cup hallie agalnal Nicklaus In which the two golfers have led tbelr maid>. However, obaerverugreed that ~~Nicklaus today, JackRn will have to prove more conslslenl than he did 'lburaday 1n Ida two hole Ylclory over Gary Player of South Allr<a. "I don't lhlnk I wu ever u nervous in winning the U.S. or British Opena. I wu reaDy 011 eel&•... said the Englllhman aller his win over Player. Stockton gained 1be semis by defeating defendinc champioo Bob Charles of Naw Zealand 2 and I while the happyiio-IU<ky Trevino scored a one-up triumph ovtr Billy Cuper. mlladvenlurel. Bob Sehelfln&, lbe Meta' pnera1 1111Jla8er, and Blll JUanel' lbe Twlnl' Jlllllagtl', are onl)r lwo ol lhe DliiiY who aUII llile McLain with Ida laiiiJI&a and aD.' 'l1!e Yankees wouldn't aactly 1urn up lhelr n - at lhe wuyward 21-year· old rilbl-hlnd4...ltber. Ba_,D people' have a way ol lorli~ and ·fergelllnS when It CCliJJN c10*J1 to thai 'J.:.ot.t Bowling ~'f:.";''- ~Mas Dodge '· iffo """ H 22 ccmlnll with ua. One Ill' our 11®1111 aya he liwaYI .,Jol'ed llii!IIID Lol Angalu:" Tile claim they Medel! 111aunn<e fer Julian Javier at ltCOOd hale be<auae l!e's 3t and hu.biliary ol being briWe. FuJ1hermore, they IIY Joe l: l:::: ::: Wl!lcb brJn&a Ul bad! tq the Dadpn aelllnl · Rlcble Allen !run lbe Canlln!dl lor oe<ond bueman Ted Sllemore and Bob Stlnaoa, a minor league <al<:ber· Wilt Allton wu ~ quoted u uylng be o:ould nve quite happily, wilbout llleble Allen, but now he hu cllanled bill mind, ~ !)odgen teD me. "We _ . _ power," aaya AI OJDIP'fil•, lhe1r me ,..... ldel!t In eblrJe ol player pei'ICIIalll. "We pve up a ltCOOd INtMmaA onl)r be<auw we ha\'11 Brabarkewlll who <an play aecmd. 'lbere lbould be 110 prolllelll will! Allen. Hll depOrt- . ., Wllh 't!tt CardiDall u:oelleril. - WUhaPPl about : T.."' No. 4 E""~'• Grocery abiUty. High Individual Glome Betty llelty. 203; Socand High, Noa~i:- Ht,s.r.:ond high, Mona I, * · T"m High Glome and Sorln - .- k V, 790 and 21:U. c.ns. =:r.. Hague Is golnl to play ~. but lor them nut Jdl' 11111 luJd IIley kept Allen lt*old've !llfl8llt !IIOYlnC lfllue to tbl OJJU!eld where be'• nan, out ol ~~ihe Cardinali doll 'I II'/ Is that IUeble AileD 1114 bill .fit INIIIin& liP didn't J!CIIIal17 add UP ~v:'.-o,ooo ~· 'lbe tact that Allen.an.tiy wu m record as ll'finl he apeeted more next year, f!OO.OOO 11 a n1 round flpn eou1c1 'n beerr . - CO!IIider~llon. ;, · · ~::r~:~. ttl -1~~~~t~~r.~~':..t~ J~ 1 aorLINGEALAOYNES Invitation• Cakt K~lvos, Punch IJowls by ' , .ifAI~,to from . · 1 QUALITY Silver Party MR. AND MRS. ALBERT WIGAL of Proepect, fonner realdents of Racine, wW celebrate lbelr 30th wedding anniversary 011 Friday, Oct. 16. Mr. and Mra. Wigal we.e married In Milltleport. 'lbey are the pl!rentsof 1111 childml, Jackie Wigal, Mansfield; Mrs. Howard c. (Judy) Smllh, Giw!wich; Mila PbJilll Ann Wigal, Marlon; Bryan, Harry, and Getqe, aD at home. 'lbey have two granddaugblwl, Sherrl Wigal and Deah Lynn Smith. GOOD J'ISHING - EniD (MilO) BaiiJIPlllllor, Weal Important Homemaker Dates Set at Meeting of Council MaiD 81., POIIIm>Y, caUJ(II lblllllb. turlle .. the EUia Reub farm pead aear Baohan wilb die nd od reel be lltldl. Aaybocly fer turlle IOI!p? · Oct tarS, 1t70 wm By AIMAMAIIIIIIAU. Coosumer Qoedll" be held memorial book committee PT. I'LEAIIANT _ Many Oct. 28 , 10 a.m. In the Court. chairman, announced bookl Important eventa were an- house Anne>:. On the same day bad been placed In memory ol nounced when the Maaon alerting at II a. m. craft Ray Crookbam, Mrl. Gtedys LAMPLIGHTERS Slolllllnto: ~':';' • D'a ~o. 5 32 C.raey; 193. 32 Stcend High IIIII. Go- 26 Dale Davis, 192; Julia Boyles, 26 Keepea.ke• .llll OIITCRI:D DIAMOND .INOI 169, ~~i.!uchables 16 High Strln- Blaine Carter. 12 5.51: Neacll Carsey, 80. No. 6 Stcencl High Strln - Dale High lndlvlcluol Gomo Davis, 5!1: Julia Boyles, 464. Blaine Corler. 200; Neacll THm High ~mo - No. 3, Workshop for D.,....., School .r~~ Offlcera for the !170.71 year were lnalilled at lbe Wedneadey night meeting ilf the Cbeater Garden Club at lhe home o1 Mrs. Earllleall. Mra. LeOilard Erwin, retiring prealdent, spoke o1 the value of col..- 1n gardena and flower arranging as abo lnataDed Mra. Paul Baer, president; Mra. Howard Knllhl, vice president; Mrs. Robert Wood, second vice president; Mrs. Horace Karr, uslstant .ecrelary; Mrs. Buel Ridenour, treaaurer,lll4 Mrs. Guy Summerfield, assistant lreuurer. Mrs. Reid Young for the lnatanation services subh·te for Mrs. Woodrow Mora, Sll"' secretary, who Is W. Each new officer was preeenled with a cor~&~e In a color s)'!llhollc ol the dutiea ol -·t"" ~~~.. TllurMiy Alte,_, LMtut Octabar 1,1t70 PtJ. Slm!lll'• Merkel 31 M&A Foodllner 32 New York Clothing 22 Pomeroy Bowling Lanes 20 Formers Bank 14 A..lne Food Moorkot 1• High Ind. Game - Carolyn Bachner, 203 and 200; High Ser:ln - Carolyn Bachner Sl7 and C.llsta S..rlo, 517. ew 670, Team High Strlea - No. 3, 1909. When You Know If's For Keeps It's time to choose yOUr diamond engagement ring. If the name. Keepsake, loin me ring and on !he Jag, you've got fl8rlecl quoliJy for a lifelime. Hl•l•cu• UIO TO 11&0 W.DD I HCI IIUNQ 200 Students Set .OitiT.& tlOO A ...O ISO TO a tOO County Cuwlcl1 mel Tuesday In theCourthouleAnne:lwilhMrs. C. E. Erwin, president ollbe <XJUncll, prealdlnc. Le110111 for the CIIIDing year were selected rqiJII frun "Weal VIrginia Envlrcmnet!t and You," and ''Sewtnc with New Fabrica and Techniques." Others chosen were Drugs, Appalachian CUlture Nlcarauga Chanlllnl FamRy Ufe, Cake Decorallng, What's In Your Shopping Bag? and Weal VIrginia Artiste and Tbelr Workl. - 'lbe lftlldenlappolnti!d naw membin to lbe aeveral county committees. She announced that the Belter Living Projects • Mtl. Vlcld Keefer, County •t 1tenJton Agenl, Home llealanliratton announ<ed thai al!lyleshowwWbeheldonOct. lil!lh. Ladlea from locli home · ---'-•- c'·-·· will model .moolb, "Flowers with 1 Flare - for Food," Mrs. Rlebard Bartongavt'a talk on cooldnK wilb Rowen. The commenta and recipes were unusual and the club requealed Mra. Barton to COiltrlbute lbe materW to lhe Green Tlnunb Nolea for lbe Nov. 23 conun!Jment. DemonalratiOillwereootable arrangementa. Mrs. Homer Holler dllplayed a !amRy table using a windmillllghl with lbe while flowers of tbe cen • terplece. It and the cloth were purchased In Bolland during Mra. Holter'arecenlworldtour. The place selling wu from a 992-2039 25th Anniversary and R epairt DATE OF DEPOSIT TO DATE OF WITHDRAWA'-· ~L,J,. A(;· COUNTS I~SURI! '~ .. TO $20,000.00 By an Atency of the , Federal Government. Social Calendar Mr. and Mrs. Donald CoRina of Lincoln Heights were honored Sunday at a surprise FRIDAY silver annlveraery party al the RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Uncoln Bill home of Mrs. Dor Chapter, Daughters of The Schaefer. Amerl<an Revolutioo, 2 pm . Mr. and Mrs. Ronald CoRina Frldey althe home of Mra. Dor ol Colwnbus ""'and deughler- Schaefer. Program Oil anUque In-law of honored couple. gla.. by Mr•. Dwight Milhoan. and Mra. Flo Strldtllnd, hoaled AFTER GAME dance Friday. lbe party attended by about 50 10.12 at Wabama High School relatives and friends . auditorium spsonsored by Arrangementa o1 roses from Wahalna lligh Studenl CooncU. Mrs. Schaefer's garden Jays emceeing, dec..-aled the Uving rOOill. The SATURDAY anniversary table featured a HIGH SCIIOOL dance former large oake dec..-aled with a Pomeroy Junior High School, Jl. nooegay o! white roses wilh ll Saturday with Jays emsilver beads and green leaves ceelng. and Ranked by silver tapers In TAG DAY, Sruthern Local cryslal holders. A bouquel of Band, Pomeroy-Middleport white carnations and silver area , concert on Pomeroy lapersln candelabra were used parking lola! 10:30 a.m. on the buHet. Cake and punch SUNDAY were served . Gifts were HYMN SING, SUnday, 2 p.m., presented to the honored Freedcm Gospel Mission at couple. Bald Knob. The Rev. L. R. Mr. and Mrs. Contna received Gluesencamp, pastor. Public calls of congralulationa from invited. her brothers and sisiA!rs-in.Jaw, HOMECOMING lUst. Mr . and Mrs. Dayton Rutland Church of Christ, Slrickiand, Jr. of Portland, morning service, 9:30 a.m., Oregun, and Mr. and Mrs. John afternoon service, 2 p.m., Slrlckiand, Woodville. basket diiUler at noon. Public Is invited. FLATWOODS United u.:. ''QIJif mniiY'llf .. ,,., : :.~:o~~ 11 •· !lhn Dowers, Mrs. Malcolm, Saunden ~ · · ::::::::; August Reun'lon Buy New Chairs •• FLAMEJ1ESS Your Choice-Oil or Gas Fired Compactly designed- to save you space anci ELECTRIC HOT - Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating 232 E. Second Pomero \ . . TriVtlerl ~· Home ' Anyone not having a reservat1011 for the relional meellng Oct. 211atMarletta, maycontact Mra. Baer before Ocl. 22. An· nOJJncement was ·made ol the ·meellng on Tuesday, Oct. 20, at the Middleport Junior High School for Pllfll"ll, teachen and other lnterealed adults, 011 drug abuse. Mr. David Caul of Athens will be lhe ••ker. Carrying out a new feature ol club activity' Mn. Roy Holler araBy JUdged an arrangemenl Craft," poems and rhymes. displayed by her and Mrs. Answering roll caD by naming Homer Holter. The hogarlb a favorite CGI!lblnatlon for !able arrangements were Mrs . design In a tall gold conlainer Gordon Anderson and Mrs. and 22 members of Clarence Neutzlln1, daJI!Ia; Mrs. H - llolter' !D!JIIII; M111. HorallO xarr, l]rdhll; Mrs. Roy Miller,..-; 1114 fer arraJII!emenll, Mn. Wood, )f,l'l. Roy Holter, Mrs. Baor, Mn. Miller, Mrs. J. M. Gaul, two, and Mn. Oril Ginther' ""· Mrs. Erwin, chairman of the special education therapy program 8IUIOWlCed lbal lbe llrat se11ion would be In October. A !bank you letter from Mrs. Shirley Jackson e.tpi mO'I her appreciation for the cooperation of the club during her lbree years at Eastern. She said lhll the dub program was "worthwhile and effecllve." On lhe nat four Sundays, Children's home projects and '!be nell meeting wW be held assistance with the annual on Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m. al lbe Meigs County Junior Miss lolme of Mrs. BID Mdllnlel, Pageantslaledf..-Nov. 281n the Pomeroy. Meigs High School auditorium were discussed Tuesday night by lbe Meigs Cotmty Jaycee Wives. The All Meeting at lbe home of Mrs. Richard Poulin, plans lor lmporlant aolldtlng conteatanta for the pageant were outlined, Mrs. Fall Accessory Gene Riggs, president, Meigs County Jaycee WiVI!s, and Earl 69' to '3 Ingels, Jr ., president, Meigs County Jaycees, wW visit high sebools of the COWlty to JX'Omote the pageant and Invite senior auu DRVES annK SlOR£ ElecUon nf officers glrglr~ls~to~com:pete:._ _ _ _!:::::::~ highllgJlled a meeting of Racine f' Chapter 134, Order of the Eastern Star, Monday night. Elected were Mrs. Barbara Dugatl, <torthy matron ; Richard Dugan, worthy patron ; That Men and Women Will Go For • •. Mrs . Cora Webb, associate matron ; Rolph Webb, asSfll'late patron ; Letha Morris, secretary; Grella Simpson, treasurer; Mrs. UWan Weese, associate conductress; and Chlorus Grimm, lrullee. Florence Bill was reported home from the hospital and recovering . Members were asked to send cards. The worthy matron annotmced that palll officers wW be hooored at !be November \•n All The Latest Styles and Colon\ meeting and at that time a conductress will be elected. · '!be Witya and n\e8ns com· inltll!e ' rijlllrled ' <In lite htlnmage sale and aMounced anolbertlntto belii!ldoo Oct. l8 Your Fashion Center and 17. Baked goods wiD be sold Mlclcllaport, 0. on Oct. 17 also. ••pENDLETON'' JACKETS - SWEATERS SLACKS - SUITS SHIRTS -ROBES.-BLANKm beautjfid Bemco 18 · r-vnuHinn ---~L~.,n ' ..,.,....or .JNDJ. ':I liUIIHSU&UI;, ..,.,.... , - -· · · Sheets Ton~ht. curt up with tomethlng aoH and senauoul . , . eotorlul, durable presa Sprlngmald lheetl and pillowcases. For a limited time. a Ht of two sheett and two plllowcasn are you111 free with any sin Bemco Qulltorama manrau .... Tht BemCO Pre1Uge Qulttorama, Imperial Qulltorama Md Oulltorama are made with luxurious doubiiHIHP quilting and firm UnlCont1ructlon to give you a healthful fu_,. n~ht'1 l.. Tile flower qui%~ by Jaycee Wives Plan Projects Rac1.ne 0ES Names Officers I Mra. Glntber wu - by Mn. Pearl M<ra. A Halloween m,oUf w.a l carried wt In ..,..._II served by lhe hoaleu. A tea bel and holder lllled wilb Clllldy were faVU's. Mrs. Barton W'OII the door prize. :s:~u~ul Church Class Will Furnaces money. Temperature control Is automaticset the thermostat and forget It. Gives you maximum heat at minimum cost - no ex· pensive Especially suitable for basement Install lalner of yeUow and bronze mwna 011 a brown cloth. 'lbe buffet table arrangement wu made by Mra. Horace !Carr who uaec1 1 brUI compote with 11111!111ln yeUow and red with 1 purple Unl combined with grapes and Ivy, Mrs. Summerfield uaed "Table Grace Around the W..-ld" 81 her devollonal topic. She Included children's prayers, from " Child work.sbopl Oil ·· · " · at noon; afternoon service at c:rocbetbeada,totehegaandloll Wllburlbe aec::·lbe~r·~ 1:45 pm. Rev. Houaeholder, antiquing. These were ' speaker; the Rev. William qgested for lbe month of report, and Mrs. ~ Fa, Airson, pastor. Uhrig Bros. of January. dewllonall entitled, Living a The first reunion of the Chl1!l the to . Mn. Ra• Fox, chairman of POB!tlve and Conalcuctlve descendents of the late Marlon co smg. '"''"""""" ,_. ' Ufe." and Laura Ours wu held on MONDAY the prmenta. '!be llhow wiR be the Mason Coonty Fair Booth, ,._ C E Saturdey, An•ust 15 at For'ed WOMEN 'S . SOCIETY of _ _ ....., by lbe ...,._ Co. aancunced the group had Altendlnil were """· · · .., • hrlslian Se H th Unlled .,....__ ....,,..., ~-Mrs VI...' u - ' - " - Run s•·•· Park ~th a picnic C rv~ce, ea '"'--VoiD' Laun- Re<'-" earned f289.82 from lbe aale of ......... · ""' ........ , ...... ~~ "' M lbocllst Ch h Mlddlepo t ~"'d"_.... the -!"';, llemldOJJated by club members Leonard Mildred Thompson, Mrs. lunch at I :30 and again at 7:30 • M-•·· urct •!be ~ .• rh, ww .,._, ,.. ...... - · ""'- " - "--lea In ••· evening, 7:30 .,...,y a ,.,we . - · fa'-'-. """"''John """'Marshall, """' .,. Ours were the parenta of Ecumen 1ca I Rea litY ob.,.,... The show wW be aold at lbe lair. She eslended YO!iker, Mra. '!be hald allbe Junior llilb Scbool thankl to lbe many who par· Mra. Aaron Fowler, Mra. Wll· alx children, Lewis, llennla, servance . Women of other here al7:30 p.m. It Is open lo llclpaled. bur Plante, Mrs. Matilda Noble, Kenneth, Wiley, Mildred and churches lnviled. the publle. Mrs. Ablgall Thompson, Mra. Lester Foreman, Mrs. Ralph. RUTLAND P.T.A., Monday, Mn. KMfer a1ao IIII!IOIIII<ed Gene Jewell, Mrs. Otis Ran· Attendlnc were Mr. and Mrs. 7:30 p.m. Rutland elementary ~-~..:~n:·:.m~=:: Webbs Guests dolph, Mra. T. F. lleFraene, RoyDonohew,JeffandGreg,of audilorlum. Program on --Mrs. Ray Thompson, Mra. Racine; Mr. and Mrs. George safety ; kindergarten clus to :n:·lnlliC::.~. ~~ of Their Daughter Harry Staata, Mrs. Lleula Donobew, Mark and Douglas of have refreahmenta, and door and movlu wW be lor lbe Roush, Mra. A. P. Rouah, Mra. Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Wlley prize to be awarded. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Webb of HarGid Lewis, Mrs. Abigail Ours and Nancy of Racine ; Mr. TUESDAY benafll of coniUDMR on how to Racine were peste ol lhelr Thompson, Mrs. H. E. and Mrs. Wiley Ours Jr ., HARRJSONVIIJ.E Chapter, atreldl your food doDar. deughter, Mra. Joseph Footer Bedttlhelmer, Mra. Llda Michael, Robbie and Lisa, of OEA, Tuesday, 8 p.m. at the The home demonstration and family of Uvonla, Mich., Garland, Mra. Jey Keisler, Levittown, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. ball. Election of officers. ag.,t alated that lbe lesson lui week. They went e~ Mra. Glem Qlnnlneham and Jack Preston and Jactle of Bakeless bake sale. . tniDinC on "Facta About to celebrate lhe1r daughters Mila Hattie Jordan. Pasadena, Call!.; Mr. and Mrs. MEIGS COUNTY Mlnlstenai birthday anniversary on Sept. Harry ours and AnMI• of Assn. ~esday, 10 a.m. Trinity 30. On SaturdeY lbey went to Aliadlna, Call!.; Mr. and Mrs. Church m Pomeroy . Toledo for a reception honoring ww Ours and Billy, Olrlers, For All occasions· Mrs. Erma Sey!ang, conGa.; Mr . and Mra. Mleblel - - - -- - ·-:;:;!!!]!;!::;!!!!!]~1 duclress of the Grand Chapter Wlllton, Tony and Danny, 1 •• .,,. 11- • ' " of Ohio, Order of lbe EasiA!m Miami, Fla., and a friend, Parkersburg, W. Va . GrandPI!fll"ts are Mr. and ~.... relurnlng home !bey Coulter Bayman of Apple Mrs. Arthur E. Koenig, vlalled Mra. Webb's lister-inP!JI'Chaae ot new cbalrs for Grove. lleedsvllle, Route 1, and Mr. , ' law, Mra. Regina Whipple of lbe church IIOcia1 room was and Mrs. James LaComb, DAUGHTER BORN TUppers Plalna. Mrs. Janie ,...,., Fl~wtr She, Deilwllfll and !belt son and approved when the Golden Rule l•tttr•ut Ave. ,_..,. deughter-ln-law, Dr. and Mra. Clua met TUelday night at lhe Spec. 6 and Mrs. Arthur Dale Snider of Pomeroy, and Mrs. Koenig, TUppers Plalna, are Dorothy Smalley, Long Bot. y Jamea Webb and family of Pomeroy Church of Chrlat. ltfr~ ; 111111""' ·• • Meter : CoiUI!Ibua. Mrs. Elwood Bowers presided announcing the blrlh of a tom, Route I are greatat lbe meeJi!IC and Mrs. Stanley daughter, O'ystal Dewn, Sept. grandmolbers. Spec. DKoenlgjs llulled devoiiOtla ualng "Make 24, at St. Joeeph Hoopltal In slaliooed In Vlelnam. Me Wlll'lby of Mf Frlenda" aa her topic. Prajer wu by Mi'a. Louis Olborne. Mrs. Charla• Hoffman, atilatecl by . Mrr. O•borlie, ll8f\led ~nta 'to lhoae named .and Mra. Claruce ~. Mrs. Harold Smith and Mra. Dtnver Kapple • FLOWERS New Fall Styles And Colors. Air ':!e;?. wu mWDI with belli of )nlliod. her office. Tlleae were made by china set which had belooged to Mra. Roberl Wood, Mrs. Dean, 'lbey alao judged the ~ Mrs. Enrln 1114 Mra. Wyatt her husband's mother. Mrs. Pllrley Karr, and Mn. broUJ1hl by other member• ChadweR !rem Dowers In lbe Mrs. Roy Miller made an Baer will provicle alllr Rowers Erwin garden. arrangement for a banquet for the Chesler Methocllat •wardlne ribbonl, ·without !11'11 Judiinl, for~ WMn. Olrrylne Withe theme of lbe table using a low oblong con- C2uJI'Ch. ...::!. HUSH PUPPIES Warm Wallll, Mrs. Bess Sayre and Charles Withers. • Mrs. Lester ~oreman reported on the SUCct!ll of the educallonaltour. Mrs. Aaron Fowler, cultural arts ch&lnnan, announced lbat lhls year's exhllit was a sue· cess . Two hundred visitors attended !be eJ:hiblt which wu held In the Courthouae Anna. !Ale pointed out lhlt the people would like to see more crafts eJ:hihlted. Tenlative plans were made at TUeaday's council meeting ID have work sbopa 011 ceramics, arranging ~qull an: 1 ...,.~an esebaflle 0 ~=~~~ ··~& dltllltiH n!VWt-'! "'r:c.:::.~-'Oftln :!,d: Rosen Returru~ To New York New workshops on rug hooking, Iabrie pictures and decoupllge wiR be held. <) A 01r1s1mas wcrkshop baa been scheduled for Nov. 10 and oo Nov. 17, 18, 19, Chrlslmas crafts wiR he displayed In lbe auditorium ol the amex. Mason County Achievement Day wiR be TUesday, Oclober 13 at the Mason County 4-B ~. Soulhllde. The event will be potluck Registration and entering exhibits will com· mence at 9:15. Shirley Camphell, Stale Program Director of H<memakera, will be a peat speaker and Mra. Wylene Dial, W. Va. University Extenalon Given Couple icers nsta e rnt. No lumpe. no bumps. no buttont to bother )'Oll . Just sound, unlnt~Npted , bNu- tHulsleep. So vo ahead and ptmper your"'llf. Buy 1 eameo OuUtorama mattrn1 ... "The World'l Greatest Sleep6nu Pill." Do It 800n, lf\d we'll make it up wHh free Sprlngtnllld sheet~ and plllowcua. Qulttoram&--ttle maltrtlt lhlt't kind to yOur btlek and your budget, too. FroM 179.75 to $419.50. - �4- Till~ llellllnel, •~ll*'t-~1!! usc Seeks 13th In Over Indians 11J IITEVE SMIIANial llPIIIporll Wl!ber 'l1!e Stanford Indiana get lhelr lui cloee look at Roo Aylia Satun:lay 1114 lbe Farewell ID lbe talented Southern O!Rfilfnia ticking speclalllt can't cune any too soon. For the paat two years Aylia has been lhe Yil1aln In lbe loolbelllorlunea of the Indiana. "I 1111t111 YO!! could say thai lhls game haa been our goo! for the past 315 days ," said Slanlord Coach John RalsiDn, whole Indiana boat lbe Trojans Satun:lay In a conlatlnvolviDI prime Roae Bewl candidelea. usc baa beaten lhe Indiana 12 alrll8hl llmea and the o+ln!alrera have eatabllshed Coach John McKay's fourthranked Trojans a four.poinl lavcrlle. Ohio Slate, the nation's top. ranked team and No. I choice to ...,..-nt the Big Ten conference in the Rose Bowl, lcavels to East Lansing, Mieb., Salurdey fer Its coolerence opener against Michigan Stale. The Buckeyes, p018e""9l'S of the beat !ICOI'lng IVerage and lhe moot•-• sround attack In college football ..., heavy favcrllea to take lbelr third alralght win. Important conference battlos alao take place In the Bill El&ht and the Soulheaatern Conference. FifJh.ranked Nebraska and 13Jh.raled M!Mourl lanl!ie at Uncoln, Neb., and arch rival& Kansu and Kansas Slate meet at Manhattan, Kan., In Big Eight cooleata. SIJ:Ib.,.ankedMlssiuippi faces Georgia at Athena, Ga., In a Soulheaatern Conference game and Tennesaee steps out of league play to clash with •mbealen Georgia tech at Atlants. Other games involving top. ranked teams send No. ZTeus against Olahoma at Dallaa, lblnkankOO Notre Dame ver8118 Army al South Bend, Ind., and No 7 Air Force Academy at bGI!le apinlt Tulane. Elaewbere, elghth..-.nked Michigan tangles with Purdue, No. 9 Auburn goes • agiiJ!II Clel!l"~n, No. 10 ~Jl>eel!i .ll6>'lo(, 11tbraJJkld., .t.rllorla · Stale hllllts Waahing!Dn Stale, No. 13 UCLA takes Oil Oregoo and 18thrant,ed West Virginia, the Eut s top learn, Is • 1 h<me agalnlt Duke. I SENATORS 111JKTING WASHINGTON (UP!) Robert E. Short, president of the Wubington Senators, aald 'llllnday he may have to J!IOVI! hll tei!D elaewbere because of poaltie bankruptcy, S!o&1 aald he would move the team out of Waahlngtoo unlell be can renegotiate !he current 1eue on Robert F. Kennedy stadium. The team owner said 1!11 ~a lor IIIII _ , were elllmaled II fl m!Dion. • ' McLa·in<and Lolich ·Trade Bait . the Sports Desk by Chet Tannehill Remember When lhe llrong cluhe iD tbe Soulbe~liem Ohio Atlllell< League had at leut a c:wple patllea In lbelr 7-pme COilfeN!IICI! achedule! Thai wun'lloo€ ago. 1be 1Jec1nnlng Gilbo end of the bnlltber era lor !he foolhall powm began wbel Rutland, Mlddlepirt and PumefOI' C<IIIOIIdattd Into MelgiiJ>clal. LDok at tonlgbt! Anytblng can ~~~ppen; and prolll~ wW. Jackoon owr Logan? Ummmm. Could be theoliws' way. Albena over GalllpoRa? The Blue Dmll have lbe Jilyalcal lllnll&lh to muszle lbe Bulldop. But wW !bey! Ironton over Welllloll? Certainly, Ill paper thai'a how tbe liall ohould holDlce. But doll'! be GUheranl about covwkre Ill thai Ironton !!lOney lloatl!ll arolD!d. Meigs over Waverly? Cerlalnly. But the Marauden l!fllgoiJit ID have to win it 011 the lleld, not In thla column. And In theSoutbem VaDey Conference (SYAC), Knera.t over Eaatem? Could he, but lbe Elg)ea have a mind of their OWII, md fine talent. Gene Slaughter, coach of Capital Unlveraily, and Jadtaome years ago on his way up, said once at a football lwHpJst In Middleport, '1t'saloteaalerto build character In footbeD pJa,erl If they win.'' In our closely matchl!d league u JftSODtly oet llJ>, *"""*'1 still has tolooe. But there orill he few, If any, klpslded ~­ In which the winner sloughs off Into aloppy footboll and the looera be<Gille demoralized. Even loaera In the SEOAL IWII hold lbelr beads up. Dick Bulkus, Chlcallo Bears' great 1iMbacbi, wu quoted In Sports Illualrated rec«ttly observing after an une:<pectl!d deleallasl year, "If we win like men, we have to looellile men.'' That's wbat our league has today: siburt(ms that permit hoya to lose llile men. This year 1!10111 observers oflbe SEOAL believe tbe dub thai wins It an wlll have to llhare !be honor. Quite likely lbe winner or winners - wW have loot ooce, If 1101 twice. How dlllerenllrml 1M3 when Alhelll bad a cbamplollllhjp footbaR team. '!be headline In lbe G•IHpoRa Delly Tribune the day before the game said: "Blue Devllahopetohold Alhelll to low Score." The headRne the deY after the game said: "mue DevUa hold Athena to ~. " And that head writer, whoever be wu, meant II! DENNIS BOGGS, tbe Marauders' tallba<k delue, Is third In yardage gained In lbe SEOAL wilb IU yards In 41 c:arrlee for a U average. Ahead of him are Jacbon 's Kenny Valentine with 230 In 25, for a 9.2 average, ond Ken Culbertlon of Logan with 'IJYIIn 51 trleo, averaginK U. If Boggs bad been healthy Iaiii Friday against Jacbon (he abould be clo1eto par tonight) t.'le arithmetic ahove would have read differently. CINCINNATI HASN'T had a wcrld champloo (rllfe&alonal butbaD team Iince IMO wben lbe Reda defeated Detroit In aeven games. The late Freddie HuldllDion wu a pit.dler oo,jllf.t,IlrtlQlt_• . 1911181 be !lllllllgecl, ,lllll .~ .\0 a Nalimal'tiei!R*"~Ip, bul loot In the · ~ ,WIIJe Yankees foll' gamea to one. · ·• . , Freddie Huleblnlon always meant something "P""'•l to me. 1n the late '308 Hut.:h gracmled from Roosevelt 111gb Sdlool In Seattle, Wash., where also Is IDeated the Unlvenlty of Wllbii!&IOJJ. Hutch, his flnt year out of Rooaevelt, pllebed for the Triple ASeaWe Ralnlera. Somehow I managed to sUp away from Uof Wclaaaea to c:atch a law of Huleb'slllarle. He 1JGIIllllgamea !hat summer (a rl&btblllded Don Gullet, oo to opeak) and was aold to lletrolllhelollowtnc winter. Hutch nevtr made II big as a major league pltc:her. I beReve bill hell year wu aomethinflllke IJI.IZ. And there weren't m.my that good. Bul Hutch bad II upstalra. Aller apprsllceahlp u a manager In his home town, and at alher ltllpa, he c:ameto lull rewgnltlon u a managerial genius with !he Cincinnati Reds. His dealh, of <ancer, In November oi!JM, wu lDllimely. ' . ' . '· ' lf'~kt Serle. and 1be lelhlw lor MeLlin wiD go If for no olher mmnent ilf lruth and they have !~bam Oellll1 liwayw dropl reuoo than lbe Ttaen l1fll an opportunity to aet tbemof Ida 11lve1 1 ''bad bo)'" with proven CINCINNATI (UPI) . - jba~ be'a doblc to 8lve him a ratber 11rec1 ol - 11J MILTON RiciDIAN llPI.,... wttter .n.r aUII tarun~• 1bQIII lilt All.atar Gamel. thltlaal deiiiDvtilviDI tuelde '"'l'litre'a 1 lot of lntereat AileD, and walt'll lblly &et i lfciii olbor <lube In both ol load ollbe nat ID lnvolvtilll IIMidi; ' ~ay~ Jim Campbell, lbe ' Ttllll'l' pneraiiDIIliPI'' "and .J~ lbe depth In 'liU' farm SipOrtl p,...aue 1J1W11 II pll<:bll!& we feel WI t*1 'pve liP one ol lbe two." the Detroit Ttaera. , tempbtll Wllll't aay wbelhor 'l1!e Ttaara are about to aay lt•a fll<Lain who'• &o!Dt or bye bye to All Amerleln bo7 ~~ clalmln& It depeoila on IJenn)' McLain or Ida IMidd,y, whll!ll 'l!e can !Dike a better M1c:U7 Lolleb, l!ero ollhe 1111 ~ ior. But lhl eblncw are 'l'lley're Nicldaus Advances WENTWORTH, En1laa~ (UPI)-Brlllab Open cbe,.P• Jadt Nldtlal!ll dae!w wilb tl.a. Open 1'0!11 Jll<klla loda)' In the lllllllflnalll ilf the M4,111 Plcead!lly Werld Mlt.:h 1'187 1alf ~oon~ament Nldtlaua1001 out Oil the par74 1,•yan1 CGUI'It u lhl 7-4 fa~te whlli In lhe other aem1llna1 club, PGA eblmplon ~- _ _._,_ ot "'-"·'-, ........ "IM."ILWII' "........, CaUf ., meeta !Cinllel' U.8. Open eblmp lee Trevino of El Puo, Tu. Nlcklaua, of Columbo11, Ohio, clowDed counlryman Gene Ut. 11er 5 and 41n an CVJninll round match n.nday but aUII ,... not happy wilb Ida perfor· mance "I'll,' not driving u well u I would have Rked, 1114 I'm lilc having dllflculty llnlnC up my Putts." Jacklin !ices a rtpllll ilf laal year's Ryder Cup hallie agalnal Nicklaus In which the two golfers have led tbelr maid>. However, obaerverugreed that ~~Nicklaus today, JackRn will have to prove more conslslenl than he did 'lburaday 1n Ida two hole Ylclory over Gary Player of South Allr<a. "I don't lhlnk I wu ever u nervous in winning the U.S. or British Opena. I wu reaDy 011 eel&•... said the Englllhman aller his win over Player. Stockton gained 1be semis by defeating defendinc champioo Bob Charles of Naw Zealand 2 and I while the happyiio-IU<ky Trevino scored a one-up triumph ovtr Billy Cuper. mlladvenlurel. Bob Sehelfln&, lbe Meta' pnera1 1111Jla8er, and Blll JUanel' lbe Twlnl' Jlllllagtl', are onl)r lwo ol lhe DliiiY who aUII llile McLain with Ida laiiiJI&a and aD.' 'l1!e Yankees wouldn't aactly 1urn up lhelr n - at lhe wuyward 21-year· old rilbl-hlnd4...ltber. Ba_,D people' have a way ol lorli~ and ·fergelllnS when It CCliJJN c10*J1 to thai 'J.:.ot.t Bowling ~'f:.";''- ~Mas Dodge '· iffo """ H 22 ccmlnll with ua. One Ill' our 11®1111 aya he liwaYI .,Jol'ed llii!IIID Lol Angalu:" Tile claim they Medel! 111aunn<e fer Julian Javier at ltCOOd hale be<auae l!e's 3t and hu.biliary ol being briWe. FuJ1hermore, they IIY Joe l: l:::: ::: Wl!lcb brJn&a Ul bad! tq the Dadpn aelllnl · Rlcble Allen !run lbe Canlln!dl lor oe<ond bueman Ted Sllemore and Bob Stlnaoa, a minor league <al<:ber· Wilt Allton wu ~ quoted u uylng be o:ould nve quite happily, wilbout llleble Allen, but now he hu cllanled bill mind, ~ !)odgen teD me. "We _ . _ power," aaya AI OJDIP'fil•, lhe1r me ,..... ldel!t In eblrJe ol player pei'ICIIalll. "We pve up a ltCOOd INtMmaA onl)r be<auw we ha\'11 Brabarkewlll who <an play aecmd. 'lbere lbould be 110 prolllelll will! Allen. Hll depOrt- . ., Wllh 't!tt CardiDall u:oelleril. - WUhaPPl about : T.."' No. 4 E""~'• Grocery abiUty. High Individual Glome Betty llelty. 203; Socand High, Noa~i:- Ht,s.r.:ond high, Mona I, * · T"m High Glome and Sorln - .- k V, 790 and 21:U. c.ns. =:r.. Hague Is golnl to play ~. but lor them nut Jdl' 11111 luJd IIley kept Allen lt*old've !llfl8llt !IIOYlnC lfllue to tbl OJJU!eld where be'• nan, out ol ~~ihe Cardinali doll 'I II'/ Is that IUeble AileD 1114 bill .fit INIIIin& liP didn't J!CIIIal17 add UP ~v:'.-o,ooo ~· 'lbe tact that Allen.an.tiy wu m record as ll'finl he apeeted more next year, f!OO.OOO 11 a n1 round flpn eou1c1 'n beerr . - CO!IIider~llon. ;, · · ~::r~:~. ttl -1~~~~t~~r.~~':..t~ J~ 1 aorLINGEALAOYNES Invitation• Cakt K~lvos, Punch IJowls by ' , .ifAI~,to from . · 1 QUALITY Silver Party MR. AND MRS. ALBERT WIGAL of Proepect, fonner realdents of Racine, wW celebrate lbelr 30th wedding anniversary 011 Friday, Oct. 16. Mr. and Mra. Wigal we.e married In Milltleport. 'lbey are the pl!rentsof 1111 childml, Jackie Wigal, Mansfield; Mrs. Howard c. (Judy) Smllh, Giw!wich; Mila PbJilll Ann Wigal, Marlon; Bryan, Harry, and Getqe, aD at home. 'lbey have two granddaugblwl, Sherrl Wigal and Deah Lynn Smith. GOOD J'ISHING - EniD (MilO) BaiiJIPlllllor, Weal Important Homemaker Dates Set at Meeting of Council MaiD 81., POIIIm>Y, caUJ(II lblllllb. turlle .. the EUia Reub farm pead aear Baohan wilb die nd od reel be lltldl. Aaybocly fer turlle IOI!p? · Oct tarS, 1t70 wm By AIMAMAIIIIIIAU. Coosumer Qoedll" be held memorial book committee PT. I'LEAIIANT _ Many Oct. 28 , 10 a.m. In the Court. chairman, announced bookl Important eventa were an- house Anne>:. On the same day bad been placed In memory ol nounced when the Maaon alerting at II a. m. craft Ray Crookbam, Mrl. Gtedys LAMPLIGHTERS Slolllllnto: ~':';' • D'a ~o. 5 32 C.raey; 193. 32 Stcend High IIIII. Go- 26 Dale Davis, 192; Julia Boyles, 26 Keepea.ke• .llll OIITCRI:D DIAMOND .INOI 169, ~~i.!uchables 16 High Strln- Blaine Carter. 12 5.51: Neacll Carsey, 80. No. 6 Stcencl High Strln - Dale High lndlvlcluol Gomo Davis, 5!1: Julia Boyles, 464. Blaine Corler. 200; Neacll THm High ~mo - No. 3, Workshop for D.,....., School .r~~ Offlcera for the !170.71 year were lnalilled at lbe Wedneadey night meeting ilf the Cbeater Garden Club at lhe home o1 Mrs. Earllleall. Mra. LeOilard Erwin, retiring prealdent, spoke o1 the value of col..- 1n gardena and flower arranging as abo lnataDed Mra. Paul Baer, president; Mra. Howard Knllhl, vice president; Mrs. Robert Wood, second vice president; Mrs. Horace Karr, uslstant .ecrelary; Mrs. Buel Ridenour, treaaurer,lll4 Mrs. Guy Summerfield, assistant lreuurer. Mrs. Reid Young for the lnatanation services subh·te for Mrs. Woodrow Mora, Sll"' secretary, who Is W. Each new officer was preeenled with a cor~&~e In a color s)'!llhollc ol the dutiea ol -·t"" ~~~.. TllurMiy Alte,_, LMtut Octabar 1,1t70 PtJ. Slm!lll'• Merkel 31 M&A Foodllner 32 New York Clothing 22 Pomeroy Bowling Lanes 20 Formers Bank 14 A..lne Food Moorkot 1• High Ind. Game - Carolyn Bachner, 203 and 200; High Ser:ln - Carolyn Bachner Sl7 and C.llsta S..rlo, 517. ew 670, Team High Strlea - No. 3, 1909. When You Know If's For Keeps It's time to choose yOUr diamond engagement ring. If the name. Keepsake, loin me ring and on !he Jag, you've got fl8rlecl quoliJy for a lifelime. Hl•l•cu• UIO TO 11&0 W.DD I HCI IIUNQ 200 Students Set .OitiT.& tlOO A ...O ISO TO a tOO County Cuwlcl1 mel Tuesday In theCourthouleAnne:lwilhMrs. C. E. Erwin, president ollbe <XJUncll, prealdlnc. Le110111 for the CIIIDing year were selected rqiJII frun "Weal VIrginia Envlrcmnet!t and You," and ''Sewtnc with New Fabrica and Techniques." Others chosen were Drugs, Appalachian CUlture Nlcarauga Chanlllnl FamRy Ufe, Cake Decorallng, What's In Your Shopping Bag? and Weal VIrginia Artiste and Tbelr Workl. - 'lbe lftlldenlappolnti!d naw membin to lbe aeveral county committees. She announced that the Belter Living Projects • Mtl. Vlcld Keefer, County •t 1tenJton Agenl, Home llealanliratton announ<ed thai al!lyleshowwWbeheldonOct. lil!lh. Ladlea from locli home · ---'-•- c'·-·· will model .moolb, "Flowers with 1 Flare - for Food," Mrs. Rlebard Bartongavt'a talk on cooldnK wilb Rowen. The commenta and recipes were unusual and the club requealed Mra. Barton to COiltrlbute lbe materW to lhe Green Tlnunb Nolea for lbe Nov. 23 conun!Jment. DemonalratiOillwereootable arrangementa. Mrs. Homer Holler dllplayed a !amRy table using a windmillllghl with lbe while flowers of tbe cen • terplece. It and the cloth were purchased In Bolland during Mra. Holter'arecenlworldtour. The place selling wu from a 992-2039 25th Anniversary and R epairt DATE OF DEPOSIT TO DATE OF WITHDRAWA'-· ~L,J,. A(;· COUNTS I~SURI! '~ .. TO $20,000.00 By an Atency of the , Federal Government. Social Calendar Mr. and Mrs. Donald CoRina of Lincoln Heights were honored Sunday at a surprise FRIDAY silver annlveraery party al the RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Uncoln Bill home of Mrs. Dor Chapter, Daughters of The Schaefer. Amerl<an Revolutioo, 2 pm . Mr. and Mrs. Ronald CoRina Frldey althe home of Mra. Dor ol Colwnbus ""'and deughler- Schaefer. Program Oil anUque In-law of honored couple. gla.. by Mr•. Dwight Milhoan. and Mra. Flo Strldtllnd, hoaled AFTER GAME dance Friday. lbe party attended by about 50 10.12 at Wabama High School relatives and friends . auditorium spsonsored by Arrangementa o1 roses from Wahalna lligh Studenl CooncU. Mrs. Schaefer's garden Jays emceeing, dec..-aled the Uving rOOill. The SATURDAY anniversary table featured a HIGH SCIIOOL dance former large oake dec..-aled with a Pomeroy Junior High School, Jl. nooegay o! white roses wilh ll Saturday with Jays emsilver beads and green leaves ceelng. and Ranked by silver tapers In TAG DAY, Sruthern Local cryslal holders. A bouquel of Band, Pomeroy-Middleport white carnations and silver area , concert on Pomeroy lapersln candelabra were used parking lola! 10:30 a.m. on the buHet. Cake and punch SUNDAY were served . Gifts were HYMN SING, SUnday, 2 p.m., presented to the honored Freedcm Gospel Mission at couple. Bald Knob. The Rev. L. R. Mr. and Mrs. Contna received Gluesencamp, pastor. Public calls of congralulationa from invited. her brothers and sisiA!rs-in.Jaw, HOMECOMING lUst. Mr . and Mrs. Dayton Rutland Church of Christ, Slrickiand, Jr. of Portland, morning service, 9:30 a.m., Oregun, and Mr. and Mrs. John afternoon service, 2 p.m., Slrlckiand, Woodville. basket diiUler at noon. Public Is invited. FLATWOODS United u.:. ''QIJif mniiY'llf .. ,,., : :.~:o~~ 11 •· !lhn Dowers, Mrs. Malcolm, Saunden ~ · · ::::::::; August Reun'lon Buy New Chairs •• FLAMEJ1ESS Your Choice-Oil or Gas Fired Compactly designed- to save you space anci ELECTRIC HOT - Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating 232 E. Second Pomero \ . . TriVtlerl ~· Home ' Anyone not having a reservat1011 for the relional meellng Oct. 211atMarletta, maycontact Mra. Baer before Ocl. 22. An· nOJJncement was ·made ol the ·meellng on Tuesday, Oct. 20, at the Middleport Junior High School for Pllfll"ll, teachen and other lnterealed adults, 011 drug abuse. Mr. David Caul of Athens will be lhe ••ker. Carrying out a new feature ol club activity' Mn. Roy Holler araBy JUdged an arrangemenl Craft," poems and rhymes. displayed by her and Mrs. Answering roll caD by naming Homer Holter. The hogarlb a favorite CGI!lblnatlon for !able arrangements were Mrs . design In a tall gold conlainer Gordon Anderson and Mrs. and 22 members of Clarence Neutzlln1, daJI!Ia; Mrs. H - llolter' !D!JIIII; M111. HorallO xarr, l]rdhll; Mrs. Roy Miller,..-; 1114 fer arraJII!emenll, Mn. Wood, )f,l'l. Roy Holter, Mrs. Baor, Mn. Miller, Mrs. J. M. Gaul, two, and Mn. Oril Ginther' ""· Mrs. Erwin, chairman of the special education therapy program 8IUIOWlCed lbal lbe llrat se11ion would be In October. A !bank you letter from Mrs. Shirley Jackson e.tpi mO'I her appreciation for the cooperation of the club during her lbree years at Eastern. She said lhll the dub program was "worthwhile and effecllve." On lhe nat four Sundays, Children's home projects and '!be nell meeting wW be held assistance with the annual on Nov. 3 at 7:30 p.m. al lbe Meigs County Junior Miss lolme of Mrs. BID Mdllnlel, Pageantslaledf..-Nov. 281n the Pomeroy. Meigs High School auditorium were discussed Tuesday night by lbe Meigs Cotmty Jaycee Wives. The All Meeting at lbe home of Mrs. Richard Poulin, plans lor lmporlant aolldtlng conteatanta for the pageant were outlined, Mrs. Fall Accessory Gene Riggs, president, Meigs County Jaycee WiVI!s, and Earl 69' to '3 Ingels, Jr ., president, Meigs County Jaycees, wW visit high sebools of the COWlty to JX'Omote the pageant and Invite senior auu DRVES annK SlOR£ ElecUon nf officers glrglr~ls~to~com:pete:._ _ _ _!:::::::~ highllgJlled a meeting of Racine f' Chapter 134, Order of the Eastern Star, Monday night. Elected were Mrs. Barbara Dugatl, <torthy matron ; Richard Dugan, worthy patron ; That Men and Women Will Go For • •. Mrs . Cora Webb, associate matron ; Rolph Webb, asSfll'late patron ; Letha Morris, secretary; Grella Simpson, treasurer; Mrs. UWan Weese, associate conductress; and Chlorus Grimm, lrullee. Florence Bill was reported home from the hospital and recovering . Members were asked to send cards. The worthy matron annotmced that palll officers wW be hooored at !be November \•n All The Latest Styles and Colon\ meeting and at that time a conductress will be elected. · '!be Witya and n\e8ns com· inltll!e ' rijlllrled ' <In lite htlnmage sale and aMounced anolbertlntto belii!ldoo Oct. l8 Your Fashion Center and 17. Baked goods wiD be sold Mlclcllaport, 0. on Oct. 17 also. ••pENDLETON'' JACKETS - SWEATERS SLACKS - SUITS SHIRTS -ROBES.-BLANKm beautjfid Bemco 18 · r-vnuHinn ---~L~.,n ' ..,.,....or .JNDJ. ':I liUIIHSU&UI;, ..,.,.... , - -· · · Sheets Ton~ht. curt up with tomethlng aoH and senauoul . , . eotorlul, durable presa Sprlngmald lheetl and pillowcases. For a limited time. a Ht of two sheett and two plllowcasn are you111 free with any sin Bemco Qulltorama manrau .... Tht BemCO Pre1Uge Qulttorama, Imperial Qulltorama Md Oulltorama are made with luxurious doubiiHIHP quilting and firm UnlCont1ructlon to give you a healthful fu_,. n~ht'1 l.. Tile flower qui%~ by Jaycee Wives Plan Projects Rac1.ne 0ES Names Officers I Mra. Glntber wu - by Mn. Pearl M<ra. A Halloween m,oUf w.a l carried wt In ..,..._II served by lhe hoaleu. A tea bel and holder lllled wilb Clllldy were faVU's. Mrs. Barton W'OII the door prize. :s:~u~ul Church Class Will Furnaces money. Temperature control Is automaticset the thermostat and forget It. Gives you maximum heat at minimum cost - no ex· pensive Especially suitable for basement Install lalner of yeUow and bronze mwna 011 a brown cloth. 'lbe buffet table arrangement wu made by Mra. Horace !Carr who uaec1 1 brUI compote with 11111!111ln yeUow and red with 1 purple Unl combined with grapes and Ivy, Mrs. Summerfield uaed "Table Grace Around the W..-ld" 81 her devollonal topic. She Included children's prayers, from " Child work.sbopl Oil ·· · " · at noon; afternoon service at c:rocbetbeada,totehegaandloll Wllburlbe aec::·lbe~r·~ 1:45 pm. Rev. Houaeholder, antiquing. These were ' speaker; the Rev. William qgested for lbe month of report, and Mrs. ~ Fa, Airson, pastor. Uhrig Bros. of January. dewllonall entitled, Living a The first reunion of the Chl1!l the to . Mn. Ra• Fox, chairman of POB!tlve and Conalcuctlve descendents of the late Marlon co smg. '"''"""""" ,_. ' Ufe." and Laura Ours wu held on MONDAY the prmenta. '!be llhow wiR be the Mason Coonty Fair Booth, ,._ C E Saturdey, An•ust 15 at For'ed WOMEN 'S . SOCIETY of _ _ ....., by lbe ...,._ Co. aancunced the group had Altendlnil were """· · · .., • hrlslian Se H th Unlled .,....__ ....,,..., ~-Mrs VI...' u - ' - " - Run s•·•· Park ~th a picnic C rv~ce, ea '"'--VoiD' Laun- Re<'-" earned f289.82 from lbe aale of ......... · ""' ........ , ...... ~~ "' M lbocllst Ch h Mlddlepo t ~"'d"_.... the -!"';, llemldOJJated by club members Leonard Mildred Thompson, Mrs. lunch at I :30 and again at 7:30 • M-•·· urct •!be ~ .• rh, ww .,._, ,.. ...... - · ""'- " - "--lea In ••· evening, 7:30 .,...,y a ,.,we . - · fa'-'-. """"''John """'Marshall, """' .,. Ours were the parenta of Ecumen 1ca I Rea litY ob.,.,... The show wW be aold at lbe lair. She eslended YO!iker, Mra. '!be hald allbe Junior llilb Scbool thankl to lbe many who par· Mra. Aaron Fowler, Mra. Wll· alx children, Lewis, llennla, servance . Women of other here al7:30 p.m. It Is open lo llclpaled. bur Plante, Mrs. Matilda Noble, Kenneth, Wiley, Mildred and churches lnviled. the publle. Mrs. Ablgall Thompson, Mra. Lester Foreman, Mrs. Ralph. RUTLAND P.T.A., Monday, Mn. KMfer a1ao IIII!IOIIII<ed Gene Jewell, Mrs. Otis Ran· Attendlnc were Mr. and Mrs. 7:30 p.m. Rutland elementary ~-~..:~n:·:.m~=:: Webbs Guests dolph, Mra. T. F. lleFraene, RoyDonohew,JeffandGreg,of audilorlum. Program on --Mrs. Ray Thompson, Mra. Racine; Mr. and Mrs. George safety ; kindergarten clus to :n:·lnlliC::.~. ~~ of Their Daughter Harry Staata, Mrs. Lleula Donobew, Mark and Douglas of have refreahmenta, and door and movlu wW be lor lbe Roush, Mra. A. P. Rouah, Mra. Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Wlley prize to be awarded. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Webb of HarGid Lewis, Mrs. Abigail Ours and Nancy of Racine ; Mr. TUESDAY benafll of coniUDMR on how to Racine were peste ol lhelr Thompson, Mrs. H. E. and Mrs. Wiley Ours Jr ., HARRJSONVIIJ.E Chapter, atreldl your food doDar. deughter, Mra. Joseph Footer Bedttlhelmer, Mra. Llda Michael, Robbie and Lisa, of OEA, Tuesday, 8 p.m. at the The home demonstration and family of Uvonla, Mich., Garland, Mra. Jey Keisler, Levittown, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. ball. Election of officers. ag.,t alated that lbe lesson lui week. They went e~ Mra. Glem Qlnnlneham and Jack Preston and Jactle of Bakeless bake sale. . tniDinC on "Facta About to celebrate lhe1r daughters Mila Hattie Jordan. Pasadena, Call!.; Mr. and Mrs. MEIGS COUNTY Mlnlstenai birthday anniversary on Sept. Harry ours and AnMI• of Assn. ~esday, 10 a.m. Trinity 30. On SaturdeY lbey went to Aliadlna, Call!.; Mr. and Mrs. Church m Pomeroy . Toledo for a reception honoring ww Ours and Billy, Olrlers, For All occasions· Mrs. Erma Sey!ang, conGa.; Mr . and Mra. Mleblel - - - -- - ·-:;:;!!!]!;!::;!!!!!]~1 duclress of the Grand Chapter Wlllton, Tony and Danny, 1 •• .,,. 11- • ' " of Ohio, Order of lbe EasiA!m Miami, Fla., and a friend, Parkersburg, W. Va . GrandPI!fll"ts are Mr. and ~.... relurnlng home !bey Coulter Bayman of Apple Mrs. Arthur E. Koenig, vlalled Mra. Webb's lister-inP!JI'Chaae ot new cbalrs for Grove. lleedsvllle, Route 1, and Mr. , ' law, Mra. Regina Whipple of lbe church IIOcia1 room was and Mrs. James LaComb, DAUGHTER BORN TUppers Plalna. Mrs. Janie ,...,., Fl~wtr She, Deilwllfll and !belt son and approved when the Golden Rule l•tttr•ut Ave. ,_..,. deughter-ln-law, Dr. and Mra. Clua met TUelday night at lhe Spec. 6 and Mrs. Arthur Dale Snider of Pomeroy, and Mrs. Koenig, TUppers Plalna, are Dorothy Smalley, Long Bot. y Jamea Webb and family of Pomeroy Church of Chrlat. ltfr~ ; 111111""' ·• • Meter : CoiUI!Ibua. Mrs. Elwood Bowers presided announcing the blrlh of a tom, Route I are greatat lbe meeJi!IC and Mrs. Stanley daughter, O'ystal Dewn, Sept. grandmolbers. Spec. DKoenlgjs llulled devoiiOtla ualng "Make 24, at St. Joeeph Hoopltal In slaliooed In Vlelnam. Me Wlll'lby of Mf Frlenda" aa her topic. Prajer wu by Mi'a. Louis Olborne. Mrs. Charla• Hoffman, atilatecl by . Mrr. O•borlie, ll8f\led ~nta 'to lhoae named .and Mra. Claruce ~. Mrs. Harold Smith and Mra. Dtnver Kapple • FLOWERS New Fall Styles And Colors. Air ':!e;?. wu mWDI with belli of )nlliod. her office. Tlleae were made by china set which had belooged to Mra. Roberl Wood, Mrs. Dean, 'lbey alao judged the ~ Mrs. Enrln 1114 Mra. Wyatt her husband's mother. Mrs. Pllrley Karr, and Mn. broUJ1hl by other member• ChadweR !rem Dowers In lbe Mrs. Roy Miller made an Baer will provicle alllr Rowers Erwin garden. arrangement for a banquet for the Chesler Methocllat •wardlne ribbonl, ·without !11'11 Judiinl, for~ WMn. Olrrylne Withe theme of lbe table using a low oblong con- C2uJI'Ch. ...::!. HUSH PUPPIES Warm Wallll, Mrs. Bess Sayre and Charles Withers. • Mrs. Lester ~oreman reported on the SUCct!ll of the educallonaltour. Mrs. Aaron Fowler, cultural arts ch&lnnan, announced lbat lhls year's exhllit was a sue· cess . Two hundred visitors attended !be eJ:hiblt which wu held In the Courthouae Anna. !Ale pointed out lhlt the people would like to see more crafts eJ:hihlted. Tenlative plans were made at TUeaday's council meeting ID have work sbopa 011 ceramics, arranging ~qull an: 1 ...,.~an esebaflle 0 ~=~~~ ··~& dltllltiH n!VWt-'! "'r:c.:::.~-'Oftln :!,d: Rosen Returru~ To New York New workshops on rug hooking, Iabrie pictures and decoupllge wiR be held. <) A 01r1s1mas wcrkshop baa been scheduled for Nov. 10 and oo Nov. 17, 18, 19, Chrlslmas crafts wiR he displayed In lbe auditorium ol the amex. Mason County Achievement Day wiR be TUesday, Oclober 13 at the Mason County 4-B ~. Soulhllde. The event will be potluck Registration and entering exhibits will com· mence at 9:15. Shirley Camphell, Stale Program Director of H<memakera, will be a peat speaker and Mra. Wylene Dial, W. Va. University Extenalon Given Couple icers nsta e rnt. No lumpe. no bumps. no buttont to bother )'Oll . Just sound, unlnt~Npted , bNu- tHulsleep. So vo ahead and ptmper your"'llf. Buy 1 eameo OuUtorama mattrn1 ... "The World'l Greatest Sleep6nu Pill." Do It 800n, lf\d we'll make it up wHh free Sprlngtnllld sheet~ and plllowcua. Qulttoram&--ttle maltrtlt lhlt't kind to yOur btlek and your budget, too. FroM 179.75 to $419.50. - �'I 6 : ~ p. m,; Evening MIDDLEPORT FIRST · RACIIIE FIRH CHURCH 'l'"'llng, wonhlp. 7; :tO p. m , &APTIST -C:t,,.rr,... W ~lmnn'l . OF THE NAZARINI APPLI CJIIOVI UNITID paotor, Fred Hofl,.n, Sun- Sunday School, t :30 e.. m.1 doy School Slip!. Sundoy Morning worship, 10: 30· a. m.1 MITHODI51' CHURCH - W. Church SChool, ·t :JJ •· m.1 EvtniiiiJ -•hlp, 7:30 p. m; Dell M<Ciuri. ~ . Worlhlp Morning worohlp1 10: U a . m. Wtdnudoy, Sundoy School Mrvlct, lint and third Sundayl Sunday lllbilltuay hour 7: :tOP· Svporlntendenl. Pauline Mc- ol Nch IJ'OIIIh at I p, m.; m. Sunday , , , 30 p. m., game Clfntock, pastor. Rev . Morris Sunday Scl\001 ovory Sunday at 9:30 1 , Ill .; WSCS, · MCond time tor youth. wednesday . M. Wolfe. POMEROY ST. PAUL LUTHERAtl evening prOY'Ir Mrvic-, 7;30. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Tvescloy of each month at 7:30 POMEROY TRINITY Rov . Arthur C. Lund, pastor. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST Chort.. No<rls , pastor . Sunday p. m.; Blbte Study, Wedneocloy, " Sunday School, 9:15 • · m .. MiOdleport, corn.,- of Fourth Sc:hoot, 9: 30 a. m.; Morning 8 p.m. UnittciChurch of Christ -~ev Charles Evans, Supt.; worship and Ntaln St. Roberl Jackson, worship, 10: .t5 a . m. : Sunday CARMEL UNITED METIIPerrin, pastor . Fred 81aettnar, service, 10: 30 a. m. Con- pastor . Sunday School, 9: 30 a. evening worship, 7:30 p.m. ; ODIST Paut A. Sellers, supt. Sundliy School , 9: 15 a. m .; flrmatlon class, Saturday. ' : 45 m.: Mornil\ worship 10: 30 a. Wednesday evening Bible peator; Wayne Roush, supt • . Worship, 10:25 a. m.: youth e. m. Wor1hiR service, 10 : ~ a .. m;, m iH~~~~ ~~hoc'J~~~~~~Niid- Study, 7 30 p. m. first and third Sundey11 choir ,·eheorsol, Monday, 6::10 POMEROY-CHESTER dleport, 5th and Main. Rauilln SOUTH BETHEL UNITED evening -ship, 8 p, m. MCOnd ~ire~i~r _Mrs .Se~r~rvin ~~~ 1'; UNITED METHODIST rehearsal, 7·30p . m. Thursday, Robert R. Card, p~stor . Moyer, pastor. Thomas Kelly, METHODIST - Rev. Randy Sunday. CHESTEII CHURCH OF THE . Mrs. Paul Nease, director. Pomeroy - Worship: fO .lO •: Sunday School supt. Bible Lavender . p~stor . Sutlday NAZAUNE - II••· Herbert School 9· 30 a m · morning school, 9 a.m.. Mn. Wilma Thursday , all day Busy Bee m .; Church SchooL 9. 15 a . m ., Grate, fM'Stor. Worshtp service, , quilting r-•rty In church social Frank Vaughan , superln · worship, lo: 30 ·a . M'.; evening Bahr, Supt. Youth Fellowship 6 11 o. m. end 7;30 p.m . Sunday. f"')fll_,_ tendent . Chester worship, 9 •: worship, 7:30 g,. m.: orllvPr p.m. each Sunday at Tuppers Plains United Methodist Sunday School, 9: 30 •· m, POMEROY CHURCH OF m. ; Church School, 10 o. m., service 7 p. m. Wednesday. . Richard Berton, suPI. Prayer · · Church. THE NAZARENE - Corner Roger Epple, supt. meeting, WedniSday. 7: 30p. m. lb R SEVENTH DAY ADVENT- MASON COUNTY DANVILLE WESLEYAN -J. HARRISONVILLE PRES. Union and Mu erry. ev . TIST - Pomeroy Mulberry MASON ASSEMBLY OF A. Curry, pastor. Sunday eYTE~IAN - Mrs. Clyde v Hender"'", pastor. ' t Sunde ·School 9:JO a. m.: Hgts. Herbert Morgan, pas or . GOD -Second St., Mason. W. School. 9: 30 a. m. ; Youth and L<:!e, Sunday Schoop Superln· Raymyond Walburn, supt. Sabbath ~hoo~, Saturda~ 2 p. Va. Ct.ester Tennant, pastor . Junior youth service, 6:-45p. m.: tendent. Sunday School 9: lO a. Morn in worship 10:30 a. m.; m.:. worsh•p, 3. 15 p. m. rcas Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Evening worship, 7:30 p. m . . Sunday Service I m. Rev. Evenln~ service 7:30p.m. Mid _Soc•ety, 101. m. each Thursday. morning worsh1p, 11 a. m.; Prayer and praise Wed .• 7:30 P· m Malt Donahue, M ddleport, evangelistic service, 7: 30 p. m . m week r.ervlce, Wednesday . 7:30 MIDDLEPORT Bible study and prayer service, HEM L 0 ( K G R 0 V E pastor. BETHANY UNITED p. m. FIRST UNITED PRES· Wednesday, 7: 30 p. m. Phone CHRISTIAN - James Smith, GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev . BYTERIAN, Middleport- Rev . METHODIST -Paul A. Sellers, ptsfor; Roy Oomlgan, supt. pastor; Blythe Theiss, Sundav Stanley Plattenburg, mmister · 1 Rus$ell lester , pastor. Sunday 773·5133. HARTFORD CHURCH OF Morning service. 9:30 a.m.; School supt. Worship service, Morning prayer and serm~n, School9:l0a. m., lewis Sauer, Christ In Christi1n Union Sunday School. 10 a.m. Prayer 9:30 a . m. second and fourth 10:30 a. m. Holy commumon supt; worship service 10:30 Rev.O'Dell Manley. pastor . meetlnQ. Wedryesday, 8 p.m. and sermon, first Sundays, School , 9;30 o. m., Rev. SILVER RUN FREE WILL SundayJ; Evening worship. 8 p: 10:30 a. m . Church schooL a.';IOOLEPOAT HEATH Sunday firsi'Sunday. Rev . Caudill m.LOTTRIDGE kinde-rgarten through eighth UNITED METHODIST-Rev. Guy Sayre, supt .; evening BAPTIST UNITED 7:30. Tuesday Bible Atkins. pastor . carrot I Mat· METHODIST - Worship, first grade, 10:30 a. m. Max E. Donahue, minister ; service, 7:30 p. m. Thursday thews, Sunday School Supt. and third Sundays, 10:45 a. m.; POMEROY CHURCH OF Eric Chambers, Sunday School study. evening prayer meeting, 7:30 p. Sunday Schoool. 10 a. m. ; second and fourth Sundays, CHRIST- Mt . Hoyt Allen, Jr ., superintendent. Church School m. Sunday evening youth Worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer 7:30p.m. Sunday SChool, 9:4Sa. pastor . BlbleSchool,9:30a.m .; 9 30 a m.; morning worship, worship, 10: 30; adult worship lO:JOa m. : youth meeting, 7 p. sen· ices, 6: 30 with Roger meeting, Thursday, 7:30p.m. m . Christian Endeavor, third CHESTER CHURCH OF Saturday of each month . yovlh l_uder . service and. voui]Q .P eoeles m. , Choir rehearsal, Wed · Manley, MASON CHURCH OF LAUREL CLIFF FREE meeting, both 7:30 P· m. un. nesday ].7: 30 p. m. ; Mrs. E. CHRIST- John Steele, pastor . GOD- Rev. Donald A. Sheets. day · Wednesday , combined Robert Hamm, director. Warship. 10 a.m .; Btble study. pas1or. Sunday School, 9:30 a. METHODIST - Rev. Eugene JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES - 11 : 15 a .m.; evening worship, m.; worship service, 11 a. m.; Gill, pastcr . William Balley , Bible study and prayer meeting, 7:30 P· m. Larry Car nahan presiding 7· ]0 p.m. Mld ·week service, Evening worship, 7: 3D P· m. supt. Sunday School. 9:JO a . m. ; minister. Sunday. Bible lecture, Wednesday, 7:30p .m. THE SALVATION ARMY Prayer service and youth Morning worship, 10:30 a . m. ; Envoy RayS. Wining, officer In 9. 30 a. m ; Watchtower $tudy, . RAHAM UNITED MET~ - servlce, Thursday, 7: 30 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. c~arge. Sunday, 10 a. m., 10· JO a m ; Tuesday, Bible G Monthly sings, first Sunday Wednesday, Christian Youth Crusade, 6:30 p. m.; Prayer Holiness meeting ; 10:30 a. m. study, 7 JO p m ; Thursday , OOIST CHURCH - Preaching each month, 2 p. m. Maybe you don't lllce rock and roll, but there'• vibrancy to Ito Mal meeting 7· 30 p. m. Thursday, Sunday School. Young People's min 1stry school 7· 30 p. m , 9:30 a. m., first and second Sundays of each month; third FOREST RUN METHODIST choir practice, 7 p. m. Legion. 7p. m.; Thursday. 1 toJ service meeting 8: 30p. m that ,.,, kill• .,.,...• ., tltemtelv••· fven H II ltn'l your lclnd of music It's p.m., Ladies Home League ; 7 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH and fourth Sundays each month, - Rev. Forrest Donley, pastor:; DEXTER CHURCH OF worship service at 7:30 p. m. Mrs . Fread Nease , supt. Evans, tltelr lclnd o1 mutlc. Perltap• the "generation II"P" may be narr-H L m . Prep classes. of Christ in Christian Union- Wednesday evenings at 7:30, Worshipservice9a . m.; Sunday CHRIST -Danny pas1or. Norman C. Will, supt . SACRED HEART - Re¥ - Lawrence '1\anley, pastor. Mrs. Prayer and Bible Sludy. School. 10 a. m. slightly If you'll IItten. Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Father Bernard Krajcovic, Russell Young, Sunday School MASON FIWST BAPTIST LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Worship service, 10:Xt a. m. pastor . Phone 992 ·28~5, Supt ..S.unday Sc~ooi9 : JOa. m.; Sis., Stan -Langsville Village, Rev . Christian Endeavor Sunday life, remember, Is a process olglve and lob. Allults and tHnogers Saturday evening Man, 7.30 Evemng worship 7:30. Wed· Second and Pomeroy di h 1 Robert Eugene Musser, pastor . p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 nesday prayer meeting, 7. 30 P Craig. pastor . Sun ay sc 00 ' Worship service, 10:30 a . m .; gvenin.a_. hove 10 give 0 little H tltoy are golnr to reach mutual underlf<Jndlnf. K, ii"EDRGANtZED cHUlfCH a.m. Confessions, Saturday 7· m. 9 45 a .m. ; worship service, 11 Glenna Fett}'• Sunday School In the beginning, you've given tH basic tltlngl - llh faith, love and 7 30 p.m. CHURCH OF THE NAZA· a.m.; training union, 6:30p.m .; Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a. m.; OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· . TtST RENT - Middlel"""t ~ev evening worship service, 7: lO Sunday evening, 7:30p.m. Mid· TER DAY SAINTS- Portland· respect, then you've nothing Ia worry about. POMEROY FIRST BAP Audry Miller, pastor ; Floyd p.m . Mld·week prayer service, week service, Wednesday, 7:30 Racine Road. Ralph Johnson. -Robert Kuhn, pastor . Georg? Carson, supt. Sunday school. Wednesday. 7: JO p.m. pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. aut It's never too fate. 'o' •nllfante- hove you gone wfth your,..,... Skinner, Sunday School sup: 9 . 30 a.m ; Morning w~r · m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a . " (H.RtSTIAN SCIENCE P · S~RACUSE CHURCH OF Sunday School .• 9·30 a . m.: shi , lO:JO jumor m.; Sunday evening service, 7 11 .m.; Services at 315 Main St., Pt. THE NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. ager to church lately? morning wo~sh1~, ~bf \tmdy so~ety. 6 . 30 p.m .• NYPS 6:~ Pleasant . Sundays. 11 a . m.; Larimore, pastor . Bob IWJore, p. m Wednesday evening prayer services, 7:30 p. m. BYF, 6 p. m. . ~ ~otr j) Sunday evangelistiC Wednesdays. 7 30 p. m. All Sunday School Supt. Sunday Wednesday 7 P: m 'm c mee'ling, 7· JO p.m. Prayer welcome . School, classes tor all ages, 9: 30 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST pnu:tice . W:ec:L 8. 30 p. · meeting Wednesday. 7:30p.m. a.m.; mcrnlng worship, 10:45. Grea:t Bend, Charles Norris, NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p. m.; pastor Worship service, 9:30 a. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPMIDDLEPORT PEN - MEIGS COUNTY evangelistic service, Sunday. m.; Sunday School, 10:30 a. m. liST- 220 E. Main, Pomeroy, TECOSTAL -Third Ave., the ALFRED UNITED affiliated with S.B.C. Rev. Rev. B. L. Barrett, pastor METHODIST - Rev. Randy 7· JO p.m. Mid-week prayer MORNING STAR UNITED. Clifford Coleman, pastor. Ralph Priddy, Sundat school Lavender, pastor. Sunday mee-ting, Wednesd~y, 7:30p.m. Sunday school, 9:30 a .m .• supt. Classes for a I ages, school. 9:45 a rn. with Lloyd Mssionary meetmg , second METHODIST - Rev . William Hershel McClure, supt.; wor · Sunday school. 10 a.m.; Sunday Dillinger, supt.: worship ser · Wednesday , 7:30 D. m . Airson, pastor ; Roy Van Meter. SPRINGS supt.; Sunday School, 9:10 a. shl service. 10 : 30 a.m.; _ evening service, 7:30 p.m . vice. 11 a.m. with Charles D. - ~OCK evfnlng worship, 7:30 p.m. Wedn~sday evening young Woode, lay leader In char;e ; METHODIST - R.e\f . Richard m : Morning worship, 10 ·15 a . With the hope it will. in some measure. foster and help sustain that which Is w.dnosday prayer meeting and peoples meeting and Bible worship services, 7:45p.m. with Pumphrey, pastor; Harold m.; Youth Fellowship ant. Bible good In family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business superintendent Blackston, Bible study, 7:30 p.m . study. Saturday evening ser· lhe Rev. Mr. Lavender In Study, Thursday , 8 p. m . Fred vice, 7 lO p.IT' __ . Morning worship. 9: 30 a.m.; Smith. layleader . firms and organizations whose names appear below . charge. Wednesday evening church schooL 10·15 a.m.; prayer service, 7: o4S p.m . MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF MYF, 6 p.m. worship, 7:30meeting p.m ; K 1CARLETON CHURCH Prayer ngsbury Road. Sundar. parents, Mr . and Mrs. Carl GOD _ Racine Route 2. The evenmg and Bible Study, Wednesday, School, 9 30 a. m., Ralph Car • Findling, with a good at- Rev. Chari.. Hond, pastor. 7:30 p.m A mlnistrative supt Worship service, 10.30 a . Sunday School attendance on tendance and a fine time Sunday school. 9:45 a.m.: Counol first Monday, 7:30p.m. m and 1 30 p m alternately L ' " " " hi morning worship, 11 a.m. UNITED BRETHREN p; 0 yer m.. tlng,. Wednesday , PLUMBING AND HEATING Oct. 4 was 41. The offering was reported. Marr. is ser .. uae s E enlng services, Tuesday and INEDEN CHRIST - Elden R. Blake, 7 30 p m Rev. Jay Stiles, 992-2550 Phone 992-3284 Middleport S18.35. Worship services were ·country stationed In Germany F;ldoy, 7:30. tor . Sunday SchooL 10a . m.; pastor. .u1""'"u ,.. beldotll o'clock with the Rev. where_he .wi.J1return when his HI.P PER .~ •. I!J•.AJ NS. ie Hol,inger, supt . fWJr . .-, c:, _ .. r.,, ~~~~~~~~~:.:;-":<..:';-'•;_;;"~" -~~-~JIIl~DOI"~~·~--J,"'---~-:--;-- - - - - - -1 sermort 11 •· m.; Evenlnf -~ 'b'l.D 8 ?o!-'Xfelf Lavender , llrJn&lll&.. , \he ~ lea~. · , "' :. ; ~ c ··H ( Jt G "E I) ' R' 1-"l I"' If ice Christian Endeavo,..., GlfEGATIONAl; CHURCH ..1: • ..., · '' meuage . .. ... ,.;... _,_. " MrJililllffs:J;!iicPar'kerand "METHODIST. Sunday worol>i~ 7· 30 p. m .; Mrs . ~rdo Rev. Willard Dutcher, pastor. A miscellaneous -slioWei' lor son, -Randall, ~f Chicago, I~. &et:!i ~:S~~~.~ t:;~11S:~!. Chevolier, presodent . Song Mrs. Worley Francis, Sundar. Mark and Jenny Findling was recenUyspentfivedays with hlB !First and third Sundays) 7:45 service and sermon. ~: 20. Mid· School Supt. Sunday Schoo, prayer meetmg Wed· 9:45 a . m . Church Services first Bakers of Good Bread held on Saturday evening, Oct. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilber p.m.; iS.cond and <lh Sun- Week Middleport. Olio nesday. 7:30 P m . Mrs . Mazie and third Sundays following Huntington. W. Va. 3 at the home of the groom's Parker and son Eddie. daysl . LoHrldgo - 7;<5 p.m. Holsinaer. class leader . Sunday School, Second and • Mr and Mr Cia• • Woode and (F1rst and third Sundays), 11 POMEROY LOWER LIGHT fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p. · s. 11" a .m Second and 4th Sundays. CHURCH-Harrisonville Road. m . services . Conni of Circleville, 0 ., spent L 0 N G B 0 T "'r 0 M H.ev . Ray T~ylor, pastor; Henry the weekend with her parents, METHODIST- Rev. Freeland Eblin, Sunday School Supt. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr. and Mrs. Robert White of Norris, pastor . Sunday School, Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; CHURCH - /1/r. carl Turley, Sales· Allis Chalmers - Service Keno,andMr.andMn. William 10 a.m .; church Hrvices , 11 evening worship, 7:30 p. m . minister . Morning Services Farm. Industrial- Lawn . Garden Prayer and prasle service, 10· 30 a . m. Sunday School 9:30 Middleport, Olio Carr and family, and Mr. and •·;EAR WALLOW RIDGE Thursday, 7::m~. OJ . Tuppers Plains 667-3435 a. m. Herman Schul, Supt. Mrs. Cllarles D. Woode, here. CHURCH OF CHRIST - John RACINE -LETART WESMr. and Mra. Robert Rockhold, pastor. Bible study, LEYAN UNITED METHODIST HYSELL RUN FREE l----~---------1--------------1 . of lp 9· 30 a m ; morning worship. Racine. W. Dale McClurg, Robinson and farm 1Y Be re, lit: 30; · e~enlng worship. 7:30 pastor . Sunday School, 9:30 a. METHODIST - Cecil WIN, andMr. andMrs.ottoSwartzof p.m. Wednesday Bible study, m.; Worship service, 10:30 a. Paslor . Sunday School, 9;30 a.m.; Morning_ worship. 10:30 m.; UMYF, 1 p. m. each Sun . a.m.; Young People's service, Shade,O.wereSundayguestsof 7:30p.m. Athens Road Pomeroy The Store with A Heart Senior Choir practice, 6:45p.m.; Evangelistic service, Nino Robinson and Clara and STIVERSVILLE COM· day; A Family That Worships Together Racine 949-3342 Thursday, 7:30 p. m.; Service 7:30 p.m . Prayer meeting, Helen Follrod. Helen Follrod MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Guild, fourth Monday, 7:30 p. Stays Together Thursday, 7:30p.m. returned home with the Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday m.; Hapr,y Hustlers Sunday morning worship ser'lllce, 10 C ass meeting, fourth Swartzes to spend part of the a.m., Dell Talbot, superin · School Frlday.6p. m .; WSCSsecond tREEDOM GOSPEL winter. tendent. Prayer meeting, each Friday, 7:30 p. m.; Official MISSION- Bald Knobs. Rev. LEWIS ELLIS JOE POSEY WDma Griffin O'Brien of Thursday. 7·30 p.m . Sunday Board, second Monday, 7.30 p. L. R. Gluesencamp, pastor . FLOYD CARSON Colwnbus visited her father, evening service, 7:JO. Olio's Oldest Dodge Dealer m. .. __ Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sundar. Bakers of Hoi sum Bread JOHN HARRISON . 'tOMMUNITY CHURCH at School Supt. Sunday Schoo • Middleport, Middleport. Olio Garner Griffin, Saturday and ZION CHURCH OF CHRtlt Dexter - Rev. John Oill, 9:30 a. m.; Sunday evening both visited Mr. and Mrs. - Pomeroy . Harrlsonvllle pastor. Sunday morning wor . worship 7:30. Prayer meeting, 1----------~----t---------------1 Dlllfrlct Contest In Sunday Oarence Henderson and Unda Road . John Webster , pastor; ship, 10 a.m. Worship services, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m . Ernest SCIIool, Go-Fill My House Williama and son, Aaron David. Paul McElroy , Sunday School Tuesday and Sunday evenings, Deeter, class leader. Yough Supt. Sunday SchooL 9: JCI a.m .; 7:30p.m . Meeting Wedne5day,7:3Dp. m., Harry Guthrie relurned to his Morning Worship and com . ST. PAUL'S UNITED Ernest Deeter, leader . Member of the Big 3 home here on Friday from munlon, 10: 30 a. m.; Sunday CHURCH MT. HERMON UNITED General Merchandise Holzer H,.,..ltal and is reported evening youth Christian En· METHODIST Chester, Olio .,.,.r deavor, 6 p. m ; Worship ser · Tuppers Plains . Rev . Randy BRETHREN - Rev . Robert Lavender, pastor. Sunday Shook pastor. Sunday school, Tuppers Plains 667-3280 to be doing very well. Mrs. Ella vices. 7 p. m. ; Wednesday . 9: 30 a. m.; youth ~:30 a.m.; Alfred Wolfe, supt.; Voet of Sugar Grove, 0. Ll evening prayer meeting and School, fellowship, 6 p. m. 1 Sunday Roy Poder, assls'fant. Morning vlaltlng and allllistlng at the Bible study, 7;30 p.m . evening worship, 7: 30p. m. worship, 11 a .m.; evening ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - ' Guthrie home. L E TART U N I T E D sermon, 7:30 p.m. alternating Pine Grove, Rev. Gerald METHODIST CHURCH -Firsl each Sunday. Closo meeting, 11 Mr. sud Mrs. Charles D. Herbener, pastor . Sunday and second Sundays, preaching -a .m. alternating Sunday Family Recreation bRCII'f' School t:JO a.m. Woode attended the school, 9 a . m .; Church service, at a p. m.; Third and fourth mornings, David Holter, class Pomeroy-Member F. D. I. C. & Morninl Worship IO:JO e.m. Swimming •n•ttllstlc Service 7:31 homecoming at Hemlock Grove 10sav c uSE u N 1 TED Sundays, ~unday School. 10 a. leader. Chrlatlan Endeavor, Federal Reserve System m .; worshlp~rvlceatlla.m .; 7:JO every other Sunday p.m. Sunday afternoon. Albert METHODIST _ Paul A. Tuesday evenmgs at 8 p. m., even ng, Roger Buckley, Rev. Audry Miller, Warner ol Alfred rhurch also Sellers, pastor; Ben Qvlsen - prayer and Bible Study. president. Preyer meeting, 7:30 Plstor attended . berry, Sunday School Supt. FLATWOODS UNITED p.m. each Wedi!Mdoy. lloord PM . ffl· S21f worship service. 9:30a.m. first MfOTHODIST, Rev . William m"'llng first Monday o1 month, ComfOrtable Uvlngand third Sunday. Evening Ainon. pas1or. Robert Eason, 7.30 p m Rexall Drugs supt. Sunday School at 10 a . m ., · · · Reasonably Priced . . We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 8 p. m. fourth Sunday. • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , service, LANGSVILLE MIDWAY Worship service at 11 a. m. Tuppers Plains 667-3891 992·2955 Pomeroy services each Sunday at lOa. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 8 p. SYRACUS~ FIRST UNITED and 7:30p.m. Tuesday evening m. PRESBYTERIAN -Rev. worship, 7:30. MT. UNION BAPTIST - Q"ssell Lester, pastor . Worohlr. SUTTON UNITED Rev . Cecil Cox, ~stor. Sundaly fervlc•. 9 a. m.; Sunday Schoo, MiTHODIST Paul A. school supt ., Joe Sayre. Sunday 10 a. m. LINCOLN-MERCURY Sellers. pastor; Mlrtha Lee, school, 9: A5 a .m.; Su= AMERICAN MOTORS Sunday School Supt. Worship evening worship. 7:30. . Electrlc' MotOf Rt~lr · , .. ' • RUTLAND service. 10:.45 a'~ m .;second and nesday prayer and Bible study, . Phone 593-6601 RST a•p 810W. Main fourth Sundays i evening 7·30 p.m. RUTLAND Fl " • 85 N. Court St. Athens TUP P ERS P LA I N S TIST - Rev. Samuel Jackson, worhsip, a p. m. third Sunday. ENTERPRISE UNITED CHRIS.TIAN CHURCH -/1/r. pastor . Sunday School, 10o. m.; METHODIST -Rev. William John Wyatt, pastor; J , S. Divis, /1/rs. Gertrude Butler, sup!. Airson, pastor. Ralph Spencer. Sunday School supt.; Sunday Piayer Service. 1:30 p. m.; Supt.; Carl Jennings, asst.supt. schooL 9:.30 a . m., Morning Dreachlng service, 2 p. m. Worship services, 9:30 a. m.; Sermon. 10:30 a. m. Evening Meats and Groceries THE RUTLAND METH· Minor Repairs and Tune Up Sunday School, 10: 30 a. m.; 7 Syracuse 9f2.3fe6 Cor. Beech & Locust 992-7260 FALLS OOIST Rev. Richard C. Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p. m .;, ~Asf'' tf.'T'i.RT Wednesday. choir, 6:15 p. m. UNITED METHODIST Pvmphery, paolor. Church KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH -W. Dele McClurg, School 9:.30 a.m.; Worship . . Norm ,an McCain, supt. pastor . Worship services, service 10.30 a.m. Services weekly at 9: ~ a. m. second and tourth Sundays of RUTLAND CHURCH OF Preaching first and third each mo~th at 9 a.m.; Sunday CHRIST_ Sunday school, 9:30 Sundays of month by Charlet School, hr<t and third Sundays a.m., v. H. Broloy, supt. ; Take Someone wltn You to Church Furniture and Appllanc" Russell, 9:30 a. m. ot aach moothol 90 . m.; secotld communion ond devotions, In Pomeroy Over 90 Years UNITED FAITH- Roller! E. end fourth Sunday~ of each 10 : 30 a.m. Regular botrd 91};1301 Smith, pastor . Worship 'ervlce month oliO • · m.; B•bllstudy, moetlno 7, 30, third Saturday l<trmlt Walton, Mgr. , , ... and Sunday school, 9:30 a.m., Fred Samset, sup!.; evening wednesday. LETART FALLS UNITED -...ch THEmonth RUTLAND COM· ~· 1: worship, 7:30 p.m.; rou1 ~ etiETHREN - Rov. Roller! MUNITY CHURCH -Roiv. . 111nN I:DnRf Your Clloitt meeting, 1 p.m. Prayer meeting Shook, pastor; Herochol Norris, Amos TUllo, pastor, Sulldoy · JW """"" v · ·· Thursday, 7:30p.m . supt. Sunday school. 9;:tO·o.m.; Schooi."9: :t0 •· m.; Worship Olurch and Office SuP,II~~Giff1 Ol~U I. ·· · mornll\9 sermon, 10:30 o.m.; service, 11 e. m.; Wed.,._y _,_ . ., 1 Mlddl....,rt ....,_ ' evening sermllf!, 7:30 alter - prayer meeflng, 7:311 p, .m. ... 2"" .,... nn.nlro¥:. Plr.llt2·3A9e ly O....ld & Jomeo JocH, Noa'111 tQIOITU Wlll'r •gn '10732 911U tU MARK V SlORE All Are Invited lAYMAN'S SUNDAY RACINE RlOD MARKET DOMIGAN SOHIO STAIION OCIOBERll R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OHIO VAUfY BAKING CO. o. LYONS MARKET GAUL'S MARKEr Middlepart OIIIQII of The ~l., ,NDelle s56 Beech St. I' THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS 00. RA ROYAL OAK PARK r..m. MEIGS MOBILE t«JME SWISHER &lOHSE - EVANGELADE octOBER 11th lHRU 18th ASBURY RAYBUCK MOTOR SN ES Inc:. POMEROY ELECI'RIC SERVICE·· 7:30 .m.575o SADIE'S MARKEr LYONS ASHlAND SERVICE SUPPLY NEW YORK Ct.OlHING HOUSE j' ! I .. Phone 1-;u;i;iiriiiiiiliriHinil!niHii-lAit;.J:j;~~;t:i;j~;.~;;i IIOQI( _. MRE·- REV. FORREST DONLEY REV. PAUL SELLERS Forest Run . Asbury • Mln~rsville • Syracuse. "The Public Ia Invited" 1 Chtiter;"(). Mia. Iva Findling and dausJrter, Helen, of Columbus vlllted relaUves here over the weekend and attended the nhower for her grandlon and wile, Mr. and Mrl. Mark Fin· dling, at the Carl Flndllng home. · nallng eor.h Sunday.7:30 Preyer service. Wednesday, p.m. Prayer meettnt. 7:30p.m. ollernollng Svndiys, BRADBURY CHUIICH OF CHRIST - Roy W. cal'lfr, astor. Jerry Davis Sundoy Sunday night WOnhlp, N~.' OF IIUTLAWD CHURCH THENAIARENE-,Rev.Uovd C .' ~rlinm, Jr .. pastor. Svnilay School, 9:30 •· m.; Mcr~lng worohiP.• IO::j() I . Yovn~ peoples ser•lce, 6.45 p, m., I----·---~--:--·~'- '-t--;-:::;;;;-::-:;';;;;:;-t:;;;:;;::;;,;:';r----J f, ·J, W'lllill'l: JNII:.I.t ·D· ~ ?'·' IOH~ ,. ~- I BuiDva Watches-Sales & ... rv ce -~~186:N:.·Se:c:on:d_ _;.._~MI;d~d~lt~po~rt~~~~~~~l:l:&:l:ll: §choot' Sundoy m. Evangelistic 1:30 P School, superfntllldonf. 9;30 0 . m.; Mornll'ill WednosdoYM.vlceo, tvOI•ing ~~trvlc:e, worship, 10::!0 a. m.; Yovt~ 7:30 p. m. ,........ "' ., ...... "''··. Fold and Place Near Your Television Set for ~ .AIOU 80llTII(D) .KQ73 z• WootN-Boot!'1M !'1M !'1M Z• 4t ,.. Openlnf hd !'1M I N.T. !'1M IN.T. !'1M • Q In Standard Amerlean :IZ24 point bandl are openecl two no-u,uttp. Z.27 P1)Uitera with lbne no-trump. Tb1a Ia simple but lneffeetlvt llDce the ranae too large. tor thea bids 11 JACOBY MODERN and other two-club ayllema are a trifle more compllealecl but a great deal more effective. yOu open two elubt and re6111 twp no-trump *lth 23-24. You open two cluba and reo bid three no-trump with 27· 21. With 21·22 you open two no-trump: with 211-21 you open lbne no-trump. This come8 88 cloae as poaalble to pinpoint ac· curacy and really pays oH with then big batldl, Juat"look at today's hand. South has a 27-polnt notrump. His partuer'a twoheart reopon•• to the twoclub blcl ahowecl 4-8. South was very much lnterealecl ln a alam but be knew that bls partuer ~ould count to 33 •• South just jumped to three no-trump. North couldn't count to 33 because 4 plus 27 or 28 only equall 31 or 32 but North did have a six-eard diamond ault Hence his lour diamond bid, Tb1a Uttle encouragement waa all that South needecl to bid a alam. He only had 27 polnbt but they all had to be Even his jack was in the really hard-w or k I n g ones. rlgl!t suit. His only problem Wll to choose between lix dlamOIIda and llx no-trump. '!be game was maleh-polnt duplleate ao South went for !be jackpot and bid the alam ln no-trump where lt would M& RfOODlJNER BOGGS EQUIPMENT TO BETTER TV VIEWING Bothwlnenble GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. HEINER'S BAKERY 9 ' .AKZ .AKS tAKI . ' low. 1 U8T .QIIOI til •Hz ~~~~~~~~~~~~~---.,--------------, WJWS ANlHQNY ... •q• m ..-.. I .754 r.· ~p--- . No-Trump Bids Norm. Alfred Social Notes EKLY GUIDE ·Mo" ·Accurate • COUI1l ~ most. no-lruinp bid a n d made w1111't an..abtolute ~­ JACOBY MODtlM donnt bllve a monopoly on Jood SIX bidding. II just mlkel It a trifle easier. /Now_, f-ro. Aa..l I Tbe blddinl bu been: Wool N- - P.. 2 N.T. !'1M You, South, bold: ··li~U 9KIIItU .-cllll What do ,.., da IMIWT .t-m. tbno ...~ y .. .--,. .... ,,...-to .. ,-to ........ .. -:=..... _.....,..,.... 111w.,. ~ woald IMkat. . - •r QUICK QUIZ Q-Who originated the pntetice of IIQhtinll Chrill- mcu tre111 A-Martin Luther was per- !l-Stta theon •ftrttCbr1Jtma1 man to use tree. Luther put Ughta on his tree to repreaent thl,~ and beauty ol the I ' above Bethlebem on the t · of blrtb. · Q-Cca c afrotte see be· Cbrlat's l1l7ad him tDIIltout IIIJ'IIin{l hw lwtd? witt~· ·b•ve .eyes .allow"them tQ ...... . almott all dJncUolll wllltGUt . turning their headt. · Q-Who mthe Old Teltll, lllet!l .. C<llllidend 1M cmcutor of the l~l!!e no- '*"''Ji l ."·' ' ~·It II tltJOIIIll ·~·· ! hll 1011 lAIC ibat ls~aellle ; deteilnt mayllle trietd. ' .. :-:-;;·· ' SUNDAY 9-13.- "Ditry at Anne Frank", Millie ,..,.kino l1: 3D - 1. "The Brave Bulla", Mil Ftrrlr MONDAY 9 - 3, "Story of a Woman", Roller! Stock TUESDAY 1 - 3. "Dragnet", Jack Webb. Harry Morgan 8:311- 13, "Tho Old Man Who caned Wolf", Edward G. Robinson 9 - 3, "The Night of the Following Day", Eva AAirle Saint 11:30- 13, "The Little Hut". Ava Gardner, Devld Niven WEDNESDAY 11:30- 13, . :;w•tuol", George Montgom...,.THURSDAY 9 - 1, "Robin end the Seven Hoods", Frink Sinatra 11;311 - 13. "From Hell to Borneo", George Mon · 19omory FRIDAY 9 -a, "Cell Me Madam", Ethel Morman 11:30-ll. "Tho C r - Sky", Rhonda Fleming 11:30 - 1. "Tho Blbt Ruth Story", William Bendix SA·TURDAY 9 - 3, "The Rualans Are · Coo!lng, The Ruulano Aro Coming" 11;311- 13. "Godzllla ••· Tho Thlng0 end "New Invisible Man" 11:.50- 3, "&.ck StrHt'', Suun Hayward, John Gavin ----------------~-------------------------------~--------------------~--------------------------1 I I I I I I ' I I I �'I 6 : ~ p. m,; Evening MIDDLEPORT FIRST · RACIIIE FIRH CHURCH 'l'"'llng, wonhlp. 7; :tO p. m , &APTIST -C:t,,.rr,... W ~lmnn'l . OF THE NAZARINI APPLI CJIIOVI UNITID paotor, Fred Hofl,.n, Sun- Sunday School, t :30 e.. m.1 doy School Slip!. Sundoy Morning worship, 10: 30· a. m.1 MITHODI51' CHURCH - W. Church SChool, ·t :JJ •· m.1 EvtniiiiJ -•hlp, 7:30 p. m; Dell M<Ciuri. ~ . Worlhlp Morning worohlp1 10: U a . m. Wtdnudoy, Sundoy School Mrvlct, lint and third Sundayl Sunday lllbilltuay hour 7: :tOP· Svporlntendenl. Pauline Mc- ol Nch IJ'OIIIh at I p, m.; m. Sunday , , , 30 p. m., game Clfntock, pastor. Rev . Morris Sunday Scl\001 ovory Sunday at 9:30 1 , Ill .; WSCS, · MCond time tor youth. wednesday . M. Wolfe. POMEROY ST. PAUL LUTHERAtl evening prOY'Ir Mrvic-, 7;30. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Tvescloy of each month at 7:30 POMEROY TRINITY Rov . Arthur C. Lund, pastor. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST Chort.. No<rls , pastor . Sunday p. m.; Blbte Study, Wedneocloy, " Sunday School, 9:15 • · m .. MiOdleport, corn.,- of Fourth Sc:hoot, 9: 30 a. m.; Morning 8 p.m. UnittciChurch of Christ -~ev Charles Evans, Supt.; worship and Ntaln St. Roberl Jackson, worship, 10: .t5 a . m. : Sunday CARMEL UNITED METIIPerrin, pastor . Fred 81aettnar, service, 10: 30 a. m. Con- pastor . Sunday School, 9: 30 a. evening worship, 7:30 p.m. ; ODIST Paut A. Sellers, supt. Sundliy School , 9: 15 a. m .; flrmatlon class, Saturday. ' : 45 m.: Mornil\ worship 10: 30 a. Wednesday evening Bible peator; Wayne Roush, supt • . Worship, 10:25 a. m.: youth e. m. Wor1hiR service, 10 : ~ a .. m;, m iH~~~~ ~~hoc'J~~~~~~Niid- Study, 7 30 p. m. first and third Sundey11 choir ,·eheorsol, Monday, 6::10 POMEROY-CHESTER dleport, 5th and Main. Rauilln SOUTH BETHEL UNITED evening -ship, 8 p, m. MCOnd ~ire~i~r _Mrs .Se~r~rvin ~~~ 1'; UNITED METHODIST rehearsal, 7·30p . m. Thursday, Robert R. Card, p~stor . Moyer, pastor. Thomas Kelly, METHODIST - Rev. Randy Sunday. CHESTEII CHURCH OF THE . Mrs. Paul Nease, director. Pomeroy - Worship: fO .lO •: Sunday School supt. Bible Lavender . p~stor . Sutlday NAZAUNE - II••· Herbert School 9· 30 a m · morning school, 9 a.m.. Mn. Wilma Thursday , all day Busy Bee m .; Church SchooL 9. 15 a . m ., Grate, fM'Stor. Worshtp service, , quilting r-•rty In church social Frank Vaughan , superln · worship, lo: 30 ·a . M'.; evening Bahr, Supt. Youth Fellowship 6 11 o. m. end 7;30 p.m . Sunday. f"')fll_,_ tendent . Chester worship, 9 •: worship, 7:30 g,. m.: orllvPr p.m. each Sunday at Tuppers Plains United Methodist Sunday School, 9: 30 •· m, POMEROY CHURCH OF m. ; Church School, 10 o. m., service 7 p. m. Wednesday. . Richard Berton, suPI. Prayer · · Church. THE NAZARENE - Corner Roger Epple, supt. meeting, WedniSday. 7: 30p. m. lb R SEVENTH DAY ADVENT- MASON COUNTY DANVILLE WESLEYAN -J. HARRISONVILLE PRES. Union and Mu erry. ev . TIST - Pomeroy Mulberry MASON ASSEMBLY OF A. Curry, pastor. Sunday eYTE~IAN - Mrs. Clyde v Hender"'", pastor. ' t Sunde ·School 9:JO a. m.: Hgts. Herbert Morgan, pas or . GOD -Second St., Mason. W. School. 9: 30 a. m. ; Youth and L<:!e, Sunday Schoop Superln· Raymyond Walburn, supt. Sabbath ~hoo~, Saturda~ 2 p. Va. Ct.ester Tennant, pastor . Junior youth service, 6:-45p. m.: tendent. Sunday School 9: lO a. Morn in worship 10:30 a. m.; m.:. worsh•p, 3. 15 p. m. rcas Sunday school, 10 a. m.; Evening worship, 7:30 p. m . . Sunday Service I m. Rev. Evenln~ service 7:30p.m. Mid _Soc•ety, 101. m. each Thursday. morning worsh1p, 11 a. m.; Prayer and praise Wed .• 7:30 P· m Malt Donahue, M ddleport, evangelistic service, 7: 30 p. m . m week r.ervlce, Wednesday . 7:30 MIDDLEPORT Bible study and prayer service, HEM L 0 ( K G R 0 V E pastor. BETHANY UNITED p. m. FIRST UNITED PRES· Wednesday, 7: 30 p. m. Phone CHRISTIAN - James Smith, GRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev . BYTERIAN, Middleport- Rev . METHODIST -Paul A. Sellers, ptsfor; Roy Oomlgan, supt. pastor; Blythe Theiss, Sundav Stanley Plattenburg, mmister · 1 Rus$ell lester , pastor. Sunday 773·5133. HARTFORD CHURCH OF Morning service. 9:30 a.m.; School supt. Worship service, Morning prayer and serm~n, School9:l0a. m., lewis Sauer, Christ In Christi1n Union Sunday School. 10 a.m. Prayer 9:30 a . m. second and fourth 10:30 a. m. Holy commumon supt; worship service 10:30 Rev.O'Dell Manley. pastor . meetlnQ. Wedryesday, 8 p.m. and sermon, first Sundays, School , 9;30 o. m., Rev. SILVER RUN FREE WILL SundayJ; Evening worship. 8 p: 10:30 a. m . Church schooL a.';IOOLEPOAT HEATH Sunday firsi'Sunday. Rev . Caudill m.LOTTRIDGE kinde-rgarten through eighth UNITED METHODIST-Rev. Guy Sayre, supt .; evening BAPTIST UNITED 7:30. Tuesday Bible Atkins. pastor . carrot I Mat· METHODIST - Worship, first grade, 10:30 a. m. Max E. Donahue, minister ; service, 7:30 p. m. Thursday thews, Sunday School Supt. and third Sundays, 10:45 a. m.; POMEROY CHURCH OF Eric Chambers, Sunday School study. evening prayer meeting, 7:30 p. Sunday Schoool. 10 a. m. ; second and fourth Sundays, CHRIST- Mt . Hoyt Allen, Jr ., superintendent. Church School m. Sunday evening youth Worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer 7:30p.m. Sunday SChool, 9:4Sa. pastor . BlbleSchool,9:30a.m .; 9 30 a m.; morning worship, worship, 10: 30; adult worship lO:JOa m. : youth meeting, 7 p. sen· ices, 6: 30 with Roger meeting, Thursday, 7:30p.m. m . Christian Endeavor, third CHESTER CHURCH OF Saturday of each month . yovlh l_uder . service and. voui]Q .P eoeles m. , Choir rehearsal, Wed · Manley, MASON CHURCH OF LAUREL CLIFF FREE meeting, both 7:30 P· m. un. nesday ].7: 30 p. m. ; Mrs. E. CHRIST- John Steele, pastor . GOD- Rev. Donald A. Sheets. day · Wednesday , combined Robert Hamm, director. Warship. 10 a.m .; Btble study. pas1or. Sunday School, 9:30 a. METHODIST - Rev. Eugene JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES - 11 : 15 a .m.; evening worship, m.; worship service, 11 a. m.; Gill, pastcr . William Balley , Bible study and prayer meeting, 7:30 P· m. Larry Car nahan presiding 7· ]0 p.m. Mld ·week service, Evening worship, 7: 3D P· m. supt. Sunday School. 9:JO a . m. ; minister. Sunday. Bible lecture, Wednesday, 7:30p .m. THE SALVATION ARMY Prayer service and youth Morning worship, 10:30 a . m. ; Envoy RayS. Wining, officer In 9. 30 a. m ; Watchtower $tudy, . RAHAM UNITED MET~ - servlce, Thursday, 7: 30 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. c~arge. Sunday, 10 a. m., 10· JO a m ; Tuesday, Bible G Monthly sings, first Sunday Wednesday, Christian Youth Crusade, 6:30 p. m.; Prayer Holiness meeting ; 10:30 a. m. study, 7 JO p m ; Thursday , OOIST CHURCH - Preaching each month, 2 p. m. Maybe you don't lllce rock and roll, but there'• vibrancy to Ito Mal meeting 7· 30 p. m. Thursday, Sunday School. Young People's min 1stry school 7· 30 p. m , 9:30 a. m., first and second Sundays of each month; third FOREST RUN METHODIST choir practice, 7 p. m. Legion. 7p. m.; Thursday. 1 toJ service meeting 8: 30p. m that ,.,, kill• .,.,...• ., tltemtelv••· fven H II ltn'l your lclnd of music It's p.m., Ladies Home League ; 7 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH and fourth Sundays each month, - Rev. Forrest Donley, pastor:; DEXTER CHURCH OF worship service at 7:30 p. m. Mrs . Fread Nease , supt. Evans, tltelr lclnd o1 mutlc. Perltap• the "generation II"P" may be narr-H L m . Prep classes. of Christ in Christian Union- Wednesday evenings at 7:30, Worshipservice9a . m.; Sunday CHRIST -Danny pas1or. Norman C. Will, supt . SACRED HEART - Re¥ - Lawrence '1\anley, pastor. Mrs. Prayer and Bible Sludy. School. 10 a. m. slightly If you'll IItten. Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; Father Bernard Krajcovic, Russell Young, Sunday School MASON FIWST BAPTIST LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Worship service, 10:Xt a. m. pastor . Phone 992 ·28~5, Supt ..S.unday Sc~ooi9 : JOa. m.; Sis., Stan -Langsville Village, Rev . Christian Endeavor Sunday life, remember, Is a process olglve and lob. Allults and tHnogers Saturday evening Man, 7.30 Evemng worship 7:30. Wed· Second and Pomeroy di h 1 Robert Eugene Musser, pastor . p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 nesday prayer meeting, 7. 30 P Craig. pastor . Sun ay sc 00 ' Worship service, 10:30 a . m .; gvenin.a_. hove 10 give 0 little H tltoy are golnr to reach mutual underlf<Jndlnf. K, ii"EDRGANtZED cHUlfCH a.m. Confessions, Saturday 7· m. 9 45 a .m. ; worship service, 11 Glenna Fett}'• Sunday School In the beginning, you've given tH basic tltlngl - llh faith, love and 7 30 p.m. CHURCH OF THE NAZA· a.m.; training union, 6:30p.m .; Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a. m.; OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· . TtST RENT - Middlel"""t ~ev evening worship service, 7: lO Sunday evening, 7:30p.m. Mid· TER DAY SAINTS- Portland· respect, then you've nothing Ia worry about. POMEROY FIRST BAP Audry Miller, pastor ; Floyd p.m . Mld·week prayer service, week service, Wednesday, 7:30 Racine Road. Ralph Johnson. -Robert Kuhn, pastor . Georg? Carson, supt. Sunday school. Wednesday. 7: JO p.m. pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. aut It's never too fate. 'o' •nllfante- hove you gone wfth your,..,... Skinner, Sunday School sup: 9 . 30 a.m ; Morning w~r · m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a . " (H.RtSTIAN SCIENCE P · S~RACUSE CHURCH OF Sunday School .• 9·30 a . m.: shi , lO:JO jumor m.; Sunday evening service, 7 11 .m.; Services at 315 Main St., Pt. THE NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. ager to church lately? morning wo~sh1~, ~bf \tmdy so~ety. 6 . 30 p.m .• NYPS 6:~ Pleasant . Sundays. 11 a . m.; Larimore, pastor . Bob IWJore, p. m Wednesday evening prayer services, 7:30 p. m. BYF, 6 p. m. . ~ ~otr j) Sunday evangelistiC Wednesdays. 7 30 p. m. All Sunday School Supt. Sunday Wednesday 7 P: m 'm c mee'ling, 7· JO p.m. Prayer welcome . School, classes tor all ages, 9: 30 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST pnu:tice . W:ec:L 8. 30 p. · meeting Wednesday. 7:30p.m. a.m.; mcrnlng worship, 10:45. Grea:t Bend, Charles Norris, NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p. m.; pastor Worship service, 9:30 a. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPMIDDLEPORT PEN - MEIGS COUNTY evangelistic service, Sunday. m.; Sunday School, 10:30 a. m. liST- 220 E. Main, Pomeroy, TECOSTAL -Third Ave., the ALFRED UNITED affiliated with S.B.C. Rev. Rev. B. L. Barrett, pastor METHODIST - Rev. Randy 7· JO p.m. Mid-week prayer MORNING STAR UNITED. Clifford Coleman, pastor. Ralph Priddy, Sundat school Lavender, pastor. Sunday mee-ting, Wednesd~y, 7:30p.m. Sunday school, 9:30 a .m .• supt. Classes for a I ages, school. 9:45 a rn. with Lloyd Mssionary meetmg , second METHODIST - Rev . William Hershel McClure, supt.; wor · Sunday school. 10 a.m.; Sunday Dillinger, supt.: worship ser · Wednesday , 7:30 D. m . Airson, pastor ; Roy Van Meter. SPRINGS supt.; Sunday School, 9:10 a. shl service. 10 : 30 a.m.; _ evening service, 7:30 p.m . vice. 11 a.m. with Charles D. - ~OCK evfnlng worship, 7:30 p.m. Wedn~sday evening young Woode, lay leader In char;e ; METHODIST - R.e\f . Richard m : Morning worship, 10 ·15 a . With the hope it will. in some measure. foster and help sustain that which Is w.dnosday prayer meeting and peoples meeting and Bible worship services, 7:45p.m. with Pumphrey, pastor; Harold m.; Youth Fellowship ant. Bible good In family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business superintendent Blackston, Bible study, 7:30 p.m . study. Saturday evening ser· lhe Rev. Mr. Lavender In Study, Thursday , 8 p. m . Fred vice, 7 lO p.IT' __ . Morning worship. 9: 30 a.m.; Smith. layleader . firms and organizations whose names appear below . charge. Wednesday evening church schooL 10·15 a.m.; prayer service, 7: o4S p.m . MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF MYF, 6 p.m. worship, 7:30meeting p.m ; K 1CARLETON CHURCH Prayer ngsbury Road. Sundar. parents, Mr . and Mrs. Carl GOD _ Racine Route 2. The evenmg and Bible Study, Wednesday, School, 9 30 a. m., Ralph Car • Findling, with a good at- Rev. Chari.. Hond, pastor. 7:30 p.m A mlnistrative supt Worship service, 10.30 a . Sunday School attendance on tendance and a fine time Sunday school. 9:45 a.m.: Counol first Monday, 7:30p.m. m and 1 30 p m alternately L ' " " " hi morning worship, 11 a.m. UNITED BRETHREN p; 0 yer m.. tlng,. Wednesday , PLUMBING AND HEATING Oct. 4 was 41. The offering was reported. Marr. is ser .. uae s E enlng services, Tuesday and INEDEN CHRIST - Elden R. Blake, 7 30 p m Rev. Jay Stiles, 992-2550 Phone 992-3284 Middleport S18.35. Worship services were ·country stationed In Germany F;ldoy, 7:30. tor . Sunday SchooL 10a . m.; pastor. .u1""'"u ,.. beldotll o'clock with the Rev. where_he .wi.J1return when his HI.P PER .~ •. I!J•.AJ NS. ie Hol,inger, supt . fWJr . .-, c:, _ .. r.,, ~~~~~~~~~:.:;-":<..:';-'•;_;;"~" -~~-~JIIl~DOI"~~·~--J,"'---~-:--;-- - - - - - -1 sermort 11 •· m.; Evenlnf -~ 'b'l.D 8 ?o!-'Xfelf Lavender , llrJn&lll&.. , \he ~ lea~. · , "' :. ; ~ c ··H ( Jt G "E I) ' R' 1-"l I"' If ice Christian Endeavo,..., GlfEGATIONAl; CHURCH ..1: • ..., · '' meuage . .. ... ,.;... _,_. " MrJililllffs:J;!iicPar'kerand "METHODIST. Sunday worol>i~ 7· 30 p. m .; Mrs . ~rdo Rev. Willard Dutcher, pastor. A miscellaneous -slioWei' lor son, -Randall, ~f Chicago, I~. &et:!i ~:S~~~.~ t:;~11S:~!. Chevolier, presodent . Song Mrs. Worley Francis, Sundar. Mark and Jenny Findling was recenUyspentfivedays with hlB !First and third Sundays) 7:45 service and sermon. ~: 20. Mid· School Supt. Sunday Schoo, prayer meetmg Wed· 9:45 a . m . Church Services first Bakers of Good Bread held on Saturday evening, Oct. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilber p.m.; iS.cond and <lh Sun- Week Middleport. Olio nesday. 7:30 P m . Mrs . Mazie and third Sundays following Huntington. W. Va. 3 at the home of the groom's Parker and son Eddie. daysl . LoHrldgo - 7;<5 p.m. Holsinaer. class leader . Sunday School, Second and • Mr and Mr Cia• • Woode and (F1rst and third Sundays), 11 POMEROY LOWER LIGHT fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p. · s. 11" a .m Second and 4th Sundays. CHURCH-Harrisonville Road. m . services . Conni of Circleville, 0 ., spent L 0 N G B 0 T "'r 0 M H.ev . Ray T~ylor, pastor; Henry the weekend with her parents, METHODIST- Rev. Freeland Eblin, Sunday School Supt. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Mr. and Mrs. Robert White of Norris, pastor . Sunday School, Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; CHURCH - /1/r. carl Turley, Sales· Allis Chalmers - Service Keno,andMr.andMn. William 10 a.m .; church Hrvices , 11 evening worship, 7:30 p. m . minister . Morning Services Farm. Industrial- Lawn . Garden Prayer and prasle service, 10· 30 a . m. Sunday School 9:30 Middleport, Olio Carr and family, and Mr. and •·;EAR WALLOW RIDGE Thursday, 7::m~. OJ . Tuppers Plains 667-3435 a. m. Herman Schul, Supt. Mrs. Cllarles D. Woode, here. CHURCH OF CHRIST - John RACINE -LETART WESMr. and Mra. Robert Rockhold, pastor. Bible study, LEYAN UNITED METHODIST HYSELL RUN FREE l----~---------1--------------1 . of lp 9· 30 a m ; morning worship. Racine. W. Dale McClurg, Robinson and farm 1Y Be re, lit: 30; · e~enlng worship. 7:30 pastor . Sunday School, 9:30 a. METHODIST - Cecil WIN, andMr. andMrs.ottoSwartzof p.m. Wednesday Bible study, m.; Worship service, 10:30 a. Paslor . Sunday School, 9;30 a.m.; Morning_ worship. 10:30 m.; UMYF, 1 p. m. each Sun . a.m.; Young People's service, Shade,O.wereSundayguestsof 7:30p.m. Athens Road Pomeroy The Store with A Heart Senior Choir practice, 6:45p.m.; Evangelistic service, Nino Robinson and Clara and STIVERSVILLE COM· day; A Family That Worships Together Racine 949-3342 Thursday, 7:30 p. m.; Service 7:30 p.m . Prayer meeting, Helen Follrod. Helen Follrod MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Guild, fourth Monday, 7:30 p. Stays Together Thursday, 7:30p.m. returned home with the Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday m.; Hapr,y Hustlers Sunday morning worship ser'lllce, 10 C ass meeting, fourth Swartzes to spend part of the a.m., Dell Talbot, superin · School Frlday.6p. m .; WSCSsecond tREEDOM GOSPEL winter. tendent. Prayer meeting, each Friday, 7:30 p. m.; Official MISSION- Bald Knobs. Rev. LEWIS ELLIS JOE POSEY WDma Griffin O'Brien of Thursday. 7·30 p.m . Sunday Board, second Monday, 7.30 p. L. R. Gluesencamp, pastor . FLOYD CARSON Colwnbus visited her father, evening service, 7:JO. Olio's Oldest Dodge Dealer m. .. __ Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sundar. Bakers of Hoi sum Bread JOHN HARRISON . 'tOMMUNITY CHURCH at School Supt. Sunday Schoo • Middleport, Middleport. Olio Garner Griffin, Saturday and ZION CHURCH OF CHRtlt Dexter - Rev. John Oill, 9:30 a. m.; Sunday evening both visited Mr. and Mrs. - Pomeroy . Harrlsonvllle pastor. Sunday morning wor . worship 7:30. Prayer meeting, 1----------~----t---------------1 Dlllfrlct Contest In Sunday Oarence Henderson and Unda Road . John Webster , pastor; ship, 10 a.m. Worship services, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m . Ernest SCIIool, Go-Fill My House Williama and son, Aaron David. Paul McElroy , Sunday School Tuesday and Sunday evenings, Deeter, class leader. Yough Supt. Sunday SchooL 9: JCI a.m .; 7:30p.m . Meeting Wedne5day,7:3Dp. m., Harry Guthrie relurned to his Morning Worship and com . ST. PAUL'S UNITED Ernest Deeter, leader . Member of the Big 3 home here on Friday from munlon, 10: 30 a. m.; Sunday CHURCH MT. HERMON UNITED General Merchandise Holzer H,.,..ltal and is reported evening youth Christian En· METHODIST Chester, Olio .,.,.r deavor, 6 p. m ; Worship ser · Tuppers Plains . Rev . Randy BRETHREN - Rev . Robert Lavender, pastor. Sunday Shook pastor. Sunday school, Tuppers Plains 667-3280 to be doing very well. Mrs. Ella vices. 7 p. m. ; Wednesday . 9: 30 a. m.; youth ~:30 a.m.; Alfred Wolfe, supt.; Voet of Sugar Grove, 0. Ll evening prayer meeting and School, fellowship, 6 p. m. 1 Sunday Roy Poder, assls'fant. Morning vlaltlng and allllistlng at the Bible study, 7;30 p.m . evening worship, 7: 30p. m. worship, 11 a .m.; evening ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - ' Guthrie home. L E TART U N I T E D sermon, 7:30 p.m. alternating Pine Grove, Rev. Gerald METHODIST CHURCH -Firsl each Sunday. Closo meeting, 11 Mr. sud Mrs. Charles D. Herbener, pastor . Sunday and second Sundays, preaching -a .m. alternating Sunday Family Recreation bRCII'f' School t:JO a.m. Woode attended the school, 9 a . m .; Church service, at a p. m.; Third and fourth mornings, David Holter, class Pomeroy-Member F. D. I. C. & Morninl Worship IO:JO e.m. Swimming •n•ttllstlc Service 7:31 homecoming at Hemlock Grove 10sav c uSE u N 1 TED Sundays, ~unday School. 10 a. leader. Chrlatlan Endeavor, Federal Reserve System m .; worshlp~rvlceatlla.m .; 7:JO every other Sunday p.m. Sunday afternoon. Albert METHODIST _ Paul A. Tuesday evenmgs at 8 p. m., even ng, Roger Buckley, Rev. Audry Miller, Warner ol Alfred rhurch also Sellers, pastor; Ben Qvlsen - prayer and Bible Study. president. Preyer meeting, 7:30 Plstor attended . berry, Sunday School Supt. FLATWOODS UNITED p.m. each Wedi!Mdoy. lloord PM . ffl· S21f worship service. 9:30a.m. first MfOTHODIST, Rev . William m"'llng first Monday o1 month, ComfOrtable Uvlngand third Sunday. Evening Ainon. pas1or. Robert Eason, 7.30 p m Rexall Drugs supt. Sunday School at 10 a . m ., · · · Reasonably Priced . . We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions 8 p. m. fourth Sunday. • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , service, LANGSVILLE MIDWAY Worship service at 11 a. m. Tuppers Plains 667-3891 992·2955 Pomeroy services each Sunday at lOa. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 8 p. SYRACUS~ FIRST UNITED and 7:30p.m. Tuesday evening m. PRESBYTERIAN -Rev. worship, 7:30. MT. UNION BAPTIST - Q"ssell Lester, pastor . Worohlr. SUTTON UNITED Rev . Cecil Cox, ~stor. Sundaly fervlc•. 9 a. m.; Sunday Schoo, MiTHODIST Paul A. school supt ., Joe Sayre. Sunday 10 a. m. LINCOLN-MERCURY Sellers. pastor; Mlrtha Lee, school, 9: A5 a .m.; Su= AMERICAN MOTORS Sunday School Supt. Worship evening worship. 7:30. . Electrlc' MotOf Rt~lr · , .. ' • RUTLAND service. 10:.45 a'~ m .;second and nesday prayer and Bible study, . Phone 593-6601 RST a•p 810W. Main fourth Sundays i evening 7·30 p.m. RUTLAND Fl " • 85 N. Court St. Athens TUP P ERS P LA I N S TIST - Rev. Samuel Jackson, worhsip, a p. m. third Sunday. ENTERPRISE UNITED CHRIS.TIAN CHURCH -/1/r. pastor . Sunday School, 10o. m.; METHODIST -Rev. William John Wyatt, pastor; J , S. Divis, /1/rs. Gertrude Butler, sup!. Airson, pastor. Ralph Spencer. Sunday School supt.; Sunday Piayer Service. 1:30 p. m.; Supt.; Carl Jennings, asst.supt. schooL 9:.30 a . m., Morning Dreachlng service, 2 p. m. Worship services, 9:30 a. m.; Sermon. 10:30 a. m. Evening Meats and Groceries THE RUTLAND METH· Minor Repairs and Tune Up Sunday School, 10: 30 a. m.; 7 Syracuse 9f2.3fe6 Cor. Beech & Locust 992-7260 FALLS OOIST Rev. Richard C. Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p. m .;, ~Asf'' tf.'T'i.RT Wednesday. choir, 6:15 p. m. UNITED METHODIST Pvmphery, paolor. Church KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH -W. Dele McClurg, School 9:.30 a.m.; Worship . . Norm ,an McCain, supt. pastor . Worship services, service 10.30 a.m. Services weekly at 9: ~ a. m. second and tourth Sundays of RUTLAND CHURCH OF Preaching first and third each mo~th at 9 a.m.; Sunday CHRIST_ Sunday school, 9:30 Sundays of month by Charlet School, hr<t and third Sundays a.m., v. H. Broloy, supt. ; Take Someone wltn You to Church Furniture and Appllanc" Russell, 9:30 a. m. ot aach moothol 90 . m.; secotld communion ond devotions, In Pomeroy Over 90 Years UNITED FAITH- Roller! E. end fourth Sunday~ of each 10 : 30 a.m. Regular botrd 91};1301 Smith, pastor . Worship 'ervlce month oliO • · m.; B•bllstudy, moetlno 7, 30, third Saturday l<trmlt Walton, Mgr. , , ... and Sunday school, 9:30 a.m., Fred Samset, sup!.; evening wednesday. LETART FALLS UNITED -...ch THEmonth RUTLAND COM· ~· 1: worship, 7:30 p.m.; rou1 ~ etiETHREN - Rov. Roller! MUNITY CHURCH -Roiv. . 111nN I:DnRf Your Clloitt meeting, 1 p.m. Prayer meeting Shook, pastor; Herochol Norris, Amos TUllo, pastor, Sulldoy · JW """"" v · ·· Thursday, 7:30p.m . supt. Sunday school. 9;:tO·o.m.; Schooi."9: :t0 •· m.; Worship Olurch and Office SuP,II~~Giff1 Ol~U I. ·· · mornll\9 sermon, 10:30 o.m.; service, 11 e. m.; Wed.,._y _,_ . ., 1 Mlddl....,rt ....,_ ' evening sermllf!, 7:30 alter - prayer meeflng, 7:311 p, .m. ... 2"" .,... nn.nlro¥:. Plr.llt2·3A9e ly O....ld & Jomeo JocH, Noa'111 tQIOITU Wlll'r •gn '10732 911U tU MARK V SlORE All Are Invited lAYMAN'S SUNDAY RACINE RlOD MARKET DOMIGAN SOHIO STAIION OCIOBERll R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OHIO VAUfY BAKING CO. o. LYONS MARKET GAUL'S MARKEr Middlepart OIIIQII of The ~l., ,NDelle s56 Beech St. I' THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS 00. RA ROYAL OAK PARK r..m. MEIGS MOBILE t«JME SWISHER &lOHSE - EVANGELADE octOBER 11th lHRU 18th ASBURY RAYBUCK MOTOR SN ES Inc:. POMEROY ELECI'RIC SERVICE·· 7:30 .m.575o SADIE'S MARKEr LYONS ASHlAND SERVICE SUPPLY NEW YORK Ct.OlHING HOUSE j' ! I .. Phone 1-;u;i;iiriiiiiiliriHinil!niHii-lAit;.J:j;~~;t:i;j~;.~;;i IIOQI( _. MRE·- REV. FORREST DONLEY REV. PAUL SELLERS Forest Run . Asbury • Mln~rsville • Syracuse. "The Public Ia Invited" 1 Chtiter;"(). Mia. Iva Findling and dausJrter, Helen, of Columbus vlllted relaUves here over the weekend and attended the nhower for her grandlon and wile, Mr. and Mrl. Mark Fin· dling, at the Carl Flndllng home. · nallng eor.h Sunday.7:30 Preyer service. Wednesday, p.m. Prayer meettnt. 7:30p.m. ollernollng Svndiys, BRADBURY CHUIICH OF CHRIST - Roy W. cal'lfr, astor. Jerry Davis Sundoy Sunday night WOnhlp, N~.' OF IIUTLAWD CHURCH THENAIARENE-,Rev.Uovd C .' ~rlinm, Jr .. pastor. Svnilay School, 9:30 •· m.; Mcr~lng worohiP.• IO::j() I . Yovn~ peoples ser•lce, 6.45 p, m., I----·---~--:--·~'- '-t--;-:::;;;;-::-:;';;;;:;-t:;;;:;;::;;,;:';r----J f, ·J, W'lllill'l: JNII:.I.t ·D· ~ ?'·' IOH~ ,. ~- I BuiDva Watches-Sales & ... rv ce -~~186:N:.·Se:c:on:d_ _;.._~MI;d~d~lt~po~rt~~~~~~~l:l:&:l:ll: §choot' Sundoy m. Evangelistic 1:30 P School, superfntllldonf. 9;30 0 . m.; Mornll'ill WednosdoYM.vlceo, tvOI•ing ~~trvlc:e, worship, 10::!0 a. m.; Yovt~ 7:30 p. m. ,........ "' ., ...... "''··. Fold and Place Near Your Television Set for ~ .AIOU 80llTII(D) .KQ73 z• WootN-Boot!'1M !'1M !'1M Z• 4t ,.. Openlnf hd !'1M I N.T. !'1M IN.T. !'1M • Q In Standard Amerlean :IZ24 point bandl are openecl two no-u,uttp. Z.27 P1)Uitera with lbne no-trump. Tb1a Ia simple but lneffeetlvt llDce the ranae too large. tor thea bids 11 JACOBY MODERN and other two-club ayllema are a trifle more compllealecl but a great deal more effective. yOu open two elubt and re6111 twp no-trump *lth 23-24. You open two cluba and reo bid three no-trump with 27· 21. With 21·22 you open two no-trump: with 211-21 you open lbne no-trump. This come8 88 cloae as poaalble to pinpoint ac· curacy and really pays oH with then big batldl, Juat"look at today's hand. South has a 27-polnt notrump. His partuer'a twoheart reopon•• to the twoclub blcl ahowecl 4-8. South was very much lnterealecl ln a alam but be knew that bls partuer ~ould count to 33 •• South just jumped to three no-trump. North couldn't count to 33 because 4 plus 27 or 28 only equall 31 or 32 but North did have a six-eard diamond ault Hence his lour diamond bid, Tb1a Uttle encouragement waa all that South needecl to bid a alam. He only had 27 polnbt but they all had to be Even his jack was in the really hard-w or k I n g ones. rlgl!t suit. His only problem Wll to choose between lix dlamOIIda and llx no-trump. '!be game was maleh-polnt duplleate ao South went for !be jackpot and bid the alam ln no-trump where lt would M& RfOODlJNER BOGGS EQUIPMENT TO BETTER TV VIEWING Bothwlnenble GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. HEINER'S BAKERY 9 ' .AKZ .AKS tAKI . ' low. 1 U8T .QIIOI til •Hz ~~~~~~~~~~~~~---.,--------------, WJWS ANlHQNY ... •q• m ..-.. I .754 r.· ~p--- . No-Trump Bids Norm. Alfred Social Notes EKLY GUIDE ·Mo" ·Accurate • COUI1l ~ most. no-lruinp bid a n d made w1111't an..abtolute ~­ JACOBY MODtlM donnt bllve a monopoly on Jood SIX bidding. II just mlkel It a trifle easier. /Now_, f-ro. Aa..l I Tbe blddinl bu been: Wool N- - P.. 2 N.T. !'1M You, South, bold: ··li~U 9KIIItU .-cllll What do ,.., da IMIWT .t-m. tbno ...~ y .. .--,. .... ,,...-to .. ,-to ........ .. -:=..... _.....,..,.... 111w.,. ~ woald IMkat. . - •r QUICK QUIZ Q-Who originated the pntetice of IIQhtinll Chrill- mcu tre111 A-Martin Luther was per- !l-Stta theon •ftrttCbr1Jtma1 man to use tree. Luther put Ughta on his tree to repreaent thl,~ and beauty ol the I ' above Bethlebem on the t · of blrtb. · Q-Cca c afrotte see be· Cbrlat's l1l7ad him tDIIltout IIIJ'IIin{l hw lwtd? witt~· ·b•ve .eyes .allow"them tQ ...... . almott all dJncUolll wllltGUt . turning their headt. · Q-Who mthe Old Teltll, lllet!l .. C<llllidend 1M cmcutor of the l~l!!e no- '*"''Ji l ."·' ' ~·It II tltJOIIIll ·~·· ! hll 1011 lAIC ibat ls~aellle ; deteilnt mayllle trietd. ' .. :-:-;;·· ' SUNDAY 9-13.- "Ditry at Anne Frank", Millie ,..,.kino l1: 3D - 1. "The Brave Bulla", Mil Ftrrlr MONDAY 9 - 3, "Story of a Woman", Roller! Stock TUESDAY 1 - 3. "Dragnet", Jack Webb. Harry Morgan 8:311- 13, "Tho Old Man Who caned Wolf", Edward G. Robinson 9 - 3, "The Night of the Following Day", Eva AAirle Saint 11:30- 13, "The Little Hut". Ava Gardner, Devld Niven WEDNESDAY 11:30- 13, . :;w•tuol", George Montgom...,.THURSDAY 9 - 1, "Robin end the Seven Hoods", Frink Sinatra 11;311 - 13. "From Hell to Borneo", George Mon · 19omory FRIDAY 9 -a, "Cell Me Madam", Ethel Morman 11:30-ll. "Tho C r - Sky", Rhonda Fleming 11:30 - 1. "Tho Blbt Ruth Story", William Bendix SA·TURDAY 9 - 3, "The Rualans Are · Coo!lng, The Ruulano Aro Coming" 11;311- 13. "Godzllla ••· Tho Thlng0 end "New Invisible Man" 11:.50- 3, "&.ck StrHt'', Suun Hayward, John Gavin ----------------~-------------------------------~--------------------~--------------------------1 I I I I I I ' I I I �... ...... ...•....... , ' • - Tbe Dolly Sonllnel, Mlddlopa 1-Pwiavy, 0., Oct.'· lt70 along Br'Way BY JACK O'BRIAN , - ,.- r ,. "' • .. ~ • ~ ""~ • , • p · , . ;· .--. - ~-,_,.-~" ,... , ~ ,.. ' ,. 6LORV BE!! HAND ME TH' MILKIII' WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P.M . DIV Bitton Publication Mondly Deadline 9 a.m. Canctllatlon & corrections Witt be tccepted untll9 a .m . tor AR VI" Day of Publication REGULATIONS The Publisher rtseryes the right to edit or rtlect any ads deemed objectionaL The publisher will not be responsible for more than one lncorr.ct InsertiOn. RATU For Want Ad Strvlce S c:ents per Word one Insertion Minimum Charge 7Sc NEW YORK - Charlton 12 cents per word three Heston wiU do an NBC. TV c::onaecutlve Insertions. oerieo - if he can own It 100 18 cents per word six con. secutlve Insertions. per<ent ... Elvis Presley raised 25 Per cent Discount on palcl a crop of Las Vegas eyebrows adt and 1ds paid within 10 days , CARD OF THANKS • ' Bargains, Bargains, and·More Bclrgains l,n Sentinel Clcissifieds Voice ' when he introduced wife & OBITUARY Priacilla during a show and then Sl..SO tor 50 word minimum . Each additional word 2c . openly joked about his paternity BLIND ADS QUALitY lotor Co. . . -~ l-96l.EQRD III!I---•S17ill95• LTO 4 Dill!r Sedan, power steering, power litakes, air-conditioning. 1966 DoDGE S1295 Coronet 440 2 Door Hardtop. V-8 motor , power steering, auto. trans. 1965 PONTIAC $1195 Station Wagon, Tempest, V-8 motor, power steering & automatic transmission . cheap. Also. ntco gentle mar,. ~ony with saddle. Phon~ ' Chesler m ..-. 10:9.31~ For Sole G-Ji;,.:;~'fll!::t;z.C, .• .. ton· 1970 DIAL 'N SEW ZIG ZAG sewing machine left In layaway. Beautiful ,. pastel color, full siH model. All btJIII·In to bullonhoto, overcast and fancy stitch. Pay Just $.. 8.75 cash or terms a·rran_ged . Trade-Ins ac · cepted. Phone 992-.5641. · 10-9-61c · · _=o '. • EXPERIENCED · .Dtr.SON MASONRY Radiator Selvice Cammlldll11 R,sidentill to.t-6tp From the L.ergest Tru(k•of Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallest Heater Core. BlAmNARS \ Brick. Block, Stone. Clolerns. Chimneys, Home Remodeling, Cement Work. Garages. Fre& Estimates Jim· Larry Kenny· Jake Phone 992-7044 or 992-5632 ROOFING, BY COIIT'RACr Roof Painting & Repair, Spo'uUng & Carpenter Work. Contact: ORVILL£ JOHfiSON i4f~ Rt. 1 · Doxttr, o. VACUUM Cleaner brand new Have Your Yearly Additional 25c Charge per suit with this defeiUie: "I take 1970 model. Complete with all ' ,,. m-2143 Pomeroy Advertisement. the pill " ... The Colony tloanlfl11 Small OFFICE HOURS domog<>lntools. shlpplfl1t. Willpoint toko ·1;::;: f ··:;··=======~ Restaurant at1racts scads or 8 :30 1.m. to 5·oo p.m. Daily, OP-IIIIVIS. 1.00 I'.M. $27 cash or terms lf desired . 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon celebrities regularly, but Saturday. Phone 992·56<1. POMIIOY, OHIO 10..9-Mc Sophia Loren had the whole chic spot agog; most especially the .In Memory GREEN beans, tomatoes. Pick all-Italian walters . . . We IN LOVIN'G memory of Henry ·-GUARANTEEDNotice your own. Also. potatoes and thought Sopb looked very tired. R. Beach who died Oct. 9, Plus l ROOM unfurl'l'sh«i apartsweet potatoes. Bring conPhone 992-2094 1964. Father Tom Carey, the priest HAYMAN'S AIUCTION House, ment. Phone 99'.~:· .1218. tainers. Andrew Cross, letart Parts Jesus came one morning And Complete Line Laurel CIIH, now open each 7-1 -tfc Falls. who foWlded (30 years ago) the Just at the break of dawn, Friday to receive con of Supplies Pomeroy Home & Auto I0-7-6tc first off-Broadway playhoUBO He took our loved one home with signments at 10 a.m. Auction Him FURNISHED and unfurnished .-:::~-----:-­ (The Blacklrlars), underwent starling at 7 p.m. Lef us sell 606 E. Mllln. Pomeroy, O. Pllonott1·214J apartments. Close to schooL YORKSHIRE pigs. Phone 992And all his pain was gone. your merchandise. serious lung surgery ... Actors 6279 Mlson, W. V•. Phone 992.54J...'. · 3-22·HC make fortunes from TV But we never shall forget him 713-5475 . 1~18·1fC 10-7-6tc For memories linger on, ()pen Dally 1 til4 p.m. residuals for shows and comAnd we have the hope ot Heaven UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom GIRL SCOUT uniform. size 10. 6:3Gtil9t~-.m. mercials run over and over - For which the Son was born. GUN SHOOT. Sunday, October house . Phone 992-3231. Boy Scout uniform, Size 14. but their agents and managers lO·J-6tc Both like new. Phone nJ-5483. II, I p. m . Mile Hill Road. 10.7-Jtc are barred by union contract So we'll meet him in the mor . Sponsored by Racine Fire ntng DeP<-.' tment. 3 ROOM furnished apartment ;::-::::~:--:::-::-:-::-C':' from taking their cuts from Just Inside the golden gales with nice yard In Middleport. RHODES Market Building, I0--8·3tc anything but the one original And we know II we are true and ,. 2 Dorcas, Ohio, St. Rt. 124, Phone 992· 2780 or 992 ·2.... · combined store building and ruggedness faithful performance . .. Biggest name 10 7 GUN SHOOT, Forked Run · -tfc living quarters with kitchen We'll nol have long to wait. in television? "Talent & dependable Sportsman Club, Sunday, "G"A"R;;A"'G"E'spa:::::::cce~.•E;:x;:ce:;l;;;;;lent tor sink, complete bathroom, hot Wife. Lyd~. daughters. Residuals Inc.," a computer October 11. storage. Boat, camper, etc. water tank, l gas stove~, Mildred Jacobs, Orna Nelson, for years! 10-7-ltc Mrs. Gall Miller, Phone m- bullf.ln clothes closets_, Clyda Bing , and Freda outfit hired by 70 percent of ad 3196. shelving and counters In Van lnwa_gen and son, - : : - : : - , . - - - - - - agencies. It detennines who SPECIAL services planned for 10·7-3tc store, coal house and one Richard Beach. gets how much from resids ... Sunday at the Hartford outbuilding, several apple, JO.If'. lfc cherry and peach trees, lots of Christian Union Church OneUme teenage boy singer Bring the ramlly to Sunday, October 11, 2 p.m. F S Je flowers and shrubbery. Will Bailey's on Sunday. Make joined Synanon to get the Nolice Rev. Leonard Fitts, speaker. or eccept bids on buildings otone It a habit to dine out Evening services at 7:30p.m . 2 GAS heaters, nice building to be torn down and moved monkey off his back. WILL give- piano lessons in my regularly for sure en featuring the four Jour . lots. Albert Hill, Main St., away or on combined sfMe· Prostitution, driven ,Jff home . Phone 992·3666. joyment. neyman Quartet . Revival Racine. Phone 949·2261. building . house and land. London streets only a few years B· I6·Hc beginning Monday. October 10-5-6fc Contact Harry Rhodes, c·o ago, again is rampant, the sad RUMMAGE sale Fry Building, 12, with Rev . Roy Taylor. Ohio Valley Baking Co., Everyone welcome. Pastor Middleport, or phone 6:15-1911, drobs mosUy West Indian girls Middleport . Sponsored by O'Dell Manley. STEREO, WALNUT IY.odern Pt. Pleasant, evenings only. Poplar Ridge youth group, who went there to make lor10-7-Jfc style, .4 speaker sound 10.7.Jtc Frld4y and Saturday, 9 a.m. 992-9974 218 E. Main Pomeroy tunes other ways ... Brilliant system, 4 speed automatic -;:-::-:;:-:;::::::-::--::--::--. to 5 p.m. changer. Balance ~.15. Use PARKVIEW kennels, Poodles,· 5:30.7:00, 7:00.7:00 puddtn-faced actor Michael 10·9- ltc GARAGE SALE. tOo . m. to S p. our budget terms. Call 992· and bird dogs.- AKC. Pet and m. Satur.day, Oct . 10. Pollard claims he "never" 3352 . Numerous Items. 336 Lasley pick up merchandise and 10-6- 6tc ·,; how puppies. Grooming. sleeps ... We remember Jackie WILL St., Pomeroy . fake to auction on a per. . , -Phone 992·5443. Gleason claiming that - and his cenfage basts . Call Jim J.17-lfc 10·8·2fc EARLY American Stereo.radio Business Services Business Services Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. doctor telling us: "He only combination, AM & FM radio, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Phone 742·4461 . chams he's awake all the 4 speaker sound system, 4 Reasonable rates. Phone HARRISON'S TV AND AN9·2J.ffc Help Wanted speed automatic changer. time" ... The off-Bdwy. enlrant _ _ ----~- HOUSEKEEPER needed. Live TENNA SERVICE. Phone John RusselL Gallipolis 446Balance S78.69. Use our 992-2522. "~Sensations" says the Team4782 after 5:30p.m . In If desired . Good working budget terms. Cali 992·3352. 4-7-Hc ------------~~~IO.tfc conditions. Phone 992·5251. sters are preventing It from IO.Utc 10-8-Hc moving in its scenery. "It's a Pleasure." Engelbert Humperdinck Don 'I try to recognize Tammy EXPERIENCED beoultclan . Jim Pettit soyso dined at Mike Ma!luche's while .~ by ~ old natural W~rn•r'J . Bea~ty,_ ~.hopp,e, ~ET US ~IIU.AL~ Pomer~y• . •~1• r..., .. YOU.Itl ~M Of his laM stood. acroi!s halrsiS'Ie: IJhe. just 'bought a . . ef . . ..:OIL ·, - ... '\ ~\ J.~•'<rJI'j"(i.9· 3tC 5:hl, St: chanting "We want dozen high-chic wigs at Charles Engy" ... Exclusive midtown of the Ritz -In as many colors HAVE Immediate opening for 10-l -3tp boutique owner listened to all ... lleslaurant owners are sure office secretary, shorthand and typing necessary, her customers screaming they the 7:30 p. m. curtain on Bdwy. knowledge of bookkeeping NEIGLER Conotructton. For 1962 RAMBLER classic. Ex:- HOME building lots within Never Would Buy the Mid' - so shows will ruin their pre-6how helpful. Experience nol building or remodeling your All sizes in stock, cellent condition. Phone 992· Tuppers Plains Water home, call Guy Nelaler, essential. Interviews will be she stocked piles of minis -and businesa, but nightclubs con2 149.95 up. We install. Racine, <JIIo. _ _w_ _· _ _ _ _ _ _ tp District. Oose to high school 1 0 arranged. Write Box 729-L, 6 6 now can't seD them ... Not that slder it a lifesaver ... Donald we service, we finance . · 7.Jt.tfc andfelf'9rounds. This Is a new The Dally Sentinel, midis are movlng faster O'Connor's wife Effie's writing c-o development, all lots large Pomeroy, Ohio, stating SEWING MACHINES. ~lr ond hove good drainage. elsewhero: Gala are st!D a- her biography; auto, that Is. training, experience and any POMEROY ·service, all makes. 992-1214. ALL ELECTRIC J.bedrooln Phone 992-6887 otter 5 p.m. other helpful Information. J.W . C•rsey,Mpr. puzzle about what lengths to Chuck's Composite, models· The Fobrtc Shop, Pomeroy. Phone tfl-2111 10·6-61c home, full basement, 10-1-ffc buy ... If David Janssen (of TV phologHhowfolk cafe handout, Authi>'lzod Stngor Sol• and aluminum sidlng,storm doors - - - - - - - - - Service. We Sharpen Sctuors. "Fugitive" fame) seems an Is not more . . Mia Farrow and windows. One acre of 7 ROOM modern house with SPINET PIANO. Wonted. J.2f.tfc ground. Drilled well, $12,500. extra lot ln PomeroT. Must unlikely hoot of the "lllgbllghlll signed for the movie "Buff''; Wanted To Buy responsible party to take over Phone 949-2739. sell, will take bes offer. ~oo:;;:;z;;e;;-R-;:W;;:or::k;:-.-:Ph:;;::-on:::o;:-9:-:##~-2t 11. low monthly payments on a of lee Capades"TV show, credit like "In the?" ... Dorotby USED steel traps, will pay cash, 10·8·3tc Phone 9-19·2165 or t-614-228· make, any size. Phone splne1 plano. can be seen 9-13-tlt hia agent -who caught sponsor Rodgers, wife of great com- any 7.f2-3656. Write Credit ~====~~~~~ au. locally. 9·29·12tc ~--~-TUPPERS PLAINS. 2 new BeD Systan's fancy when he poser Diet, and their dall8hter 10.7-3tc Manager, P. 0 . Box 35, SEPTIC tonks cleaned. Miller three-bedroom homes plus mentioned David skated with Mary have a book out this - - - - - - - - Cortland, Ohio. Sonttotton, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. ctrport and utility room . City 10·9·2fp 662·3035. Sonja Henle at It In the film month, "A Word to the Wives". 10 GAUGE single. double or wafer, total electric. Lot size GOOD Investment property. lever action shotgun . Phone - - - - - - - - See the New 1971 2-12-tlc 71.!·3656. FINE PORCELAIN chino by 100x200. J. W. Arbaugh. · House wlth three furn•shed Phone Coolville 667-3219. apartments, basement, two ~W:::H:::E~E~L:-:::H;:-or_s_e~S-o~le-o--ond 10·7·3fc Noritake. Complete set. 15.25 garages. Monthly Income, . r-------------------------~-1 per 5-plece place setting. Call Service. Baum Lumber $190. Priced roosonobly tor· NOW PAYING, Ginseng, $30 992-sw.t. lOTS WITH all utlltttn: Company, Chester. Ohio. quick sale. Phone 992-3035. : & per pound. Golden Seal~ II .75 10-8-ltc Restricted sub division. 112 to Phone 985-JJOt. 7-19-tlc per pound. Seal tops and :'·acre lots. Phone Chester S.2o.tft stems, $.50 per pound. 8111 HOMEMADE ice cream by 985-3301, night 915~3302. 7 Bolloy, Second St., ReedA7t=R--C::-O~N~O~t=T-IO~N~ING, quarts. Racine Fireman i\ 1-6--ffc 75-ACRE farm. large house. 1 I Now On Display! sville, Ohio .mn. Aux:lllary. Phone 949·3471 or -1 rooms and bath, 3 well1, barn, Refrigeration service. Jack's ~ By Helen Bottel 1 10-4-6tc 9-19-3293. shed. C.tt 992-2518olter s p.m . Remanlng 1970 Mobile New Hoven. Refrigeration, I catt 142-sns. 10 8 Phone 882·2079. Homes must be DO VISITING PRIVILEGES them to visit us- BUT he plans OLD UPRIGHT pianos, any 10-6-6tc moved! u.ttc condition, as long as have not CHINESE rlngneck pheasants, EXTEND TO WIFE? to visit them In hia former -::-:=::=c:---been wet. Paying $10 each. 50c to S2eech. at farm. Phone 6 ROOM HOUSE, bath, ~,.. c. BRADFORD. Auctioneer Oear Helen: wife's home. He w111 be spen· First floor only. Mondays will letart, W. Va. 895-3912 any acres, In lonG Bottom. Ohio. Complete Service I'm In my 4011, and about to be ding several weekends with be pick -up day . Write, giving ooy except saturday. GEO. HOISTEnER, Coli 614-lliS-3325 New Phone 9-19·3821 good directions, Witten Plano married to a man wbo Is very them each year, and may even OHIO'S LARGEST 10.8-6tp BROKER Motomoroo, Ohio or Chesler Rac/ne.~lo Company, Box l88, Sardis, - - - - -- - - NEW LISTING - Nice 3 '185-4148. Pout Hauber, owner. MOBILE HOME DIALER close to hia three children. take one week of his vacation Crill Bradford Ohio <3'/46. REGISTERED Black Anaus bedrooms, both, corpotlfl1t, 1~tp S-1.tfc These teenagers do not there in Montana. Of course I 8·20-lfc bull. l years old. Phone 142Birch kitchen. Forced alr - - - - - - - - 7 -~~­ ._;allycoreforme, although won't go along. Moln StrOll · m .ms 4649. furnace. 2 car garage, Nlett f had nothing to do with the Also, I am to have no part of OLD furnlturi, dishes, brass ~,..-::----,--.,..,'0.=-9·31c AUTOMOBILE lnswonte _ , lot. • beds, etc. Write M.D. Miller. divorce, which was final last his Ufe which concerns the cancelled? Lost your -·· Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. C.ll HAY. Clover and mixed. Phone NEW LISTING-~ bedrooms, •. ~·tor's llconse? can 992· May. children. f won't attend their 992-6271. 992-6172. central heat and air ton· CLOSE IN. ALMOST NEW- 3 U.S. Rt.so E. 10.9-Jtc ditlonlng . Modern kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath, built-In My future husband Insists graduationo, oc weddings, send 9·1·1fc t.1S.ffc --------car garage. Middleport. kitchen. utility room, they will probably never accept them birthday presents, etc. su,soo.oo workshop, garage, breeze. COAL, llm,sfone. Ex:celslor NEW LISTING _ 50 acres _way, about 7 acres woodland .. me, and therefore he won't ..k This is the plan. For Soil Works, E. lllltn St., Helen, should I enter TRAILER, Brown's T<' aller Nice 6 room home, one floor, " 2·900· Pomeroy. Phone 99'1-3891. marrlage on this basis? It Park, Minersville. Phor'le 992beth, full basement, gas 140 ecre farm~ NEW HOUSE •t-tfc 332 seeiO!that there w1ll always be •· torced air furnace. [)quote A~f~;oorn• 9.9.tfc garage. Minerals. $.25,000.00 bat nl 1 r A5X65 AWNINGS, storm door1 and conflict, if my hWiband fosters - - - - - - - OFFICE HOU~S 9:30 TO 12, 2TO 5 (CLOSE AT ~ I I ~ 1 0 fruit windows, carports, GOOD BUY - 3 bedroom gr this "apartnesa." lan't II up to MIDDLEPORT, 3-room fur· 1 NQON ON THURS.)-EA$T COURT ST., PQMEROY .. marquees, blown end batt paneted home. Nice kitchen, tr D 115.000. the father to make hia children nished apartment for couple Insulation. Elmer White, electric range. Living room 14 JUST FAit ENOUGH, NOT with one child. First floor. realize that If they reaDy love sales representative. For free x 22. Lots of tloseto. Gas TOO FAR FROM SHOP· Phone 742·5032. est1mate1, phone Charles him, they'D accept his new forced air furna~. 512,000.00 PING, Ph story frame, 3 10-e-3tc V. V. Lisle, Syracuse. wile? And should a divorced 15 ROOM BRICK VENEER 7 bedrooms, bath, newly Johnson end Son, Inc. man be a hoUBegueat In the TRAILER space, one mile from ' a.JO.tfc room residences up, 8 office painted, $6,.500. 1 home of his former wife ~~w3~~~g~~';: on old "we'A~R~MC"":MOR~ .:-:-:N~t~N:':G~heo~ter.;..,l"'tk.:...e rooms down. Central heat. S WHY PAY RENT? 6 rooms, 3 geraaes. EKtra lot 100 x 100. bedrooms, batn, In good especially when his new wife 9-20-JOtc new. Bot11ed Qll, $65. Also, Only $42,500.00 condition, good neighborhood. remains 300 mUes away? lln't Kenmore with blower, bottled gas. $10. Phone 7A2-57t6. 53 this carrying a "friendly NEWLY detoroled, 3 room WANT ACREAGE AND •750 · 9-l()..ffc NICE HOMES divorce" too tar? - OOUBT· furnished apartmenl, adults TO IIUY OR SELL CALL tt14m onty. 126 Mulberry Avt. FUL CONTACT US FIE LO grown chryaantheHELEN AND VIRGIL Phone 992-4698. HENRY CLELAND mums, and mums In full Dear Doubtful : I'd uy all TEAFORD 9-6-tfc REALTOR bloom. Reynolds' Flower ASSOCIATES SYRACUSE this is carrying a "friendly ·---Olftco tf1·225t Shop, Mason, W. Va. t0-9-61c Ru. m-2!161 divorce" to the brink of re- NICELY furnl1hed 2-bectroom 10·1·21C Middleport. I0-4-6tc marriage. Ask lhia man If he Is epertment. Phone 992-317-4. IRISH cobblers and Kennebec sure he has chosen the right 9-JO.Ifc t;J'Otatoes. Cherie• Hilton, woman. It's better to knllw now Portland, Ohio. Phone 843F URNISHEO apartment, 4 than after the wedding. - H. room• and both. Albert Hill, 2268. 9-2-.,.tltc Oear Helen: Main St., Roctno. Phone 9-19· 2261. Here'.s another retort for "Wanting a Comeback" whose 10.5-6tc BASSET puppteo, AKC, $30. F. A. Benedum, Reedsville, "divinity fudge" church REMODELED 3-bedroom a.to. Phone 667·3856. I0-4-121t members insisted on an all house on Lincoln Heights. m.~ liown-' Phone 992-34«1. llliei'Ct on white congregation: After being 9·27.1fc SMALL PONY, nice with children. Atso, walk-In cooler snubbed out of a similar WASP - - - - -- - - Con"'""'~'. Terms.. unit, complete. 1955 on1-!on church, a black man took his Ford truc_k_t. cattle rack!. !roubles to God, who anowered, HAVE USED gaa water' heater PhOne 949·JUI3. age, "Not to worry, sun. l've been will trade for electric water 10...61c h•ater. Phone 992-5010. CIJII trying to get Into that church f..perlence -ON-E"'w~A-L_N_U_T_,.t-roe __tu_l-,down aller 5 p.m. "'""Y years, and they won't let ·to.s.Jtc rNdV to haul. Phonll-43·2-476. ___ ..o ME In either! - V. P. 10·4-41c Potleroy lotw Co. SOUTH TROPirAI. FISH Far Real EXPERT Wheel Alignment $5.55 STOOl, 'MAW WON'T WONDERS NEVER CEASE !I WMEit DID THAT l.AIV VARMINT START DOIN' Air-Conditioning Inspection And R.charp 6. 98 Blaetfiiar's Evelyn McDaniel Tllll~rr WT 'NIF A !oHMIIJFANT ~0' DOIJ'T TA~E Tl-l 1 RISK!! Join Ills Soon 8ROASIED atiCKEN SlUlS~ TENDER HAM WELalME AllOARD. Ill a BAIUY'S RESTAURANT TME '>OU OVER 10 SEE OUR APAr.t!MENT. •ONcE lJPQt\1 A TIME IN -n!E LAN0 OF SPLOTCH, -n!ERE LIVED A HANDSOME MOM ISN 1T 100 IW'RE%ED Wrll< lltESE LIVIN& PRINC&t CONOITtON5'. MY, MOM ... ISN'T IT COOl r ------ .. "' ·.. SIEGLER . Real Estate For Sale HEATER NIM! . Real Estate For Sale _ ------ .WINSTON !Helen Help Us!I SALEM ~=---· ·"C HOBSTETTER I.EALT y DANNIE'S a· eIan d Realty POMEROY ln-sw-a"'lice,... . ATHENS ------Renl N. W. COMPTON, 0. D•.· OPTOMETRIST Ladies and Gentlemen Tom Hill ' You, ----- and Music! WMPO RADIO/ 1390 , 3.RQOM$ , .FuaVrfur SALESMAN WANTED $349.95 For Sale or Trade For menswear store. Excellent working conditions and good job security. Write Box 1000-X In care of this newspaper stating ex· etc. . MASON FURNITURl w. va. · ·o)\ILY CROSSWORD 111oaveu S. Old- JlWJ~lb)];-f'::l:::ei ..J;:: !13. Up till ,_ - Jt,c womanllh 4. Forty (2 U - 1 • thoeefourJumbl.., oae lett. to eub oquan, to form four ordi narJ word1. wdi.') :U.Lu :J, Challenpd e. Allude 7. aotd: Sp. 8. Settler 11. Educe -, Now !13.Rim4· lS.Loa up-to-date l4.Cram ...... for 18. - nolpl. eat 28.Dt,d ""' St. Punllr 31Luto 31. 8cbool Oil 80. CI!JrlD SI.Kbol- - -Arldll u.a. laUD• dry ""'- 119. Rllr oQ1o [( III I I I I KJ ICORHV(; ,.........,.. IJ...W..• ("--n' 'lOUI - · AMULIT AMwt!rz ..,._ ,.. ,....,., I I \ '\ l I.., •••• I'LINTT OMiob~y ...,_A TALL I'IOIY AH. THe NA'OOW. AII114EA\! �... ...... ...•....... , ' • - Tbe Dolly Sonllnel, Mlddlopa 1-Pwiavy, 0., Oct.'· lt70 along Br'Way BY JACK O'BRIAN , - ,.- r ,. "' • .. ~ • ~ ""~ • , • p · , . ;· .--. - ~-,_,.-~" ,... , ~ ,.. ' ,. 6LORV BE!! HAND ME TH' MILKIII' WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 P.M . DIV Bitton Publication Mondly Deadline 9 a.m. Canctllatlon & corrections Witt be tccepted untll9 a .m . tor AR VI" Day of Publication REGULATIONS The Publisher rtseryes the right to edit or rtlect any ads deemed objectionaL The publisher will not be responsible for more than one lncorr.ct InsertiOn. RATU For Want Ad Strvlce S c:ents per Word one Insertion Minimum Charge 7Sc NEW YORK - Charlton 12 cents per word three Heston wiU do an NBC. TV c::onaecutlve Insertions. oerieo - if he can own It 100 18 cents per word six con. secutlve Insertions. per<ent ... Elvis Presley raised 25 Per cent Discount on palcl a crop of Las Vegas eyebrows adt and 1ds paid within 10 days , CARD OF THANKS • ' Bargains, Bargains, and·More Bclrgains l,n Sentinel Clcissifieds Voice ' when he introduced wife & OBITUARY Priacilla during a show and then Sl..SO tor 50 word minimum . Each additional word 2c . openly joked about his paternity BLIND ADS QUALitY lotor Co. . . -~ l-96l.EQRD III!I---•S17ill95• LTO 4 Dill!r Sedan, power steering, power litakes, air-conditioning. 1966 DoDGE S1295 Coronet 440 2 Door Hardtop. V-8 motor , power steering, auto. trans. 1965 PONTIAC $1195 Station Wagon, Tempest, V-8 motor, power steering & automatic transmission . cheap. Also. ntco gentle mar,. ~ony with saddle. Phon~ ' Chesler m ..-. 10:9.31~ For Sole G-Ji;,.:;~'fll!::t;z.C, .• .. ton· 1970 DIAL 'N SEW ZIG ZAG sewing machine left In layaway. Beautiful ,. pastel color, full siH model. All btJIII·In to bullonhoto, overcast and fancy stitch. Pay Just $.. 8.75 cash or terms a·rran_ged . Trade-Ins ac · cepted. Phone 992-.5641. · 10-9-61c · · _=o '. • EXPERIENCED · .Dtr.SON MASONRY Radiator Selvice Cammlldll11 R,sidentill to.t-6tp From the L.ergest Tru(k•of Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallest Heater Core. BlAmNARS \ Brick. Block, Stone. Clolerns. Chimneys, Home Remodeling, Cement Work. Garages. Fre& Estimates Jim· Larry Kenny· Jake Phone 992-7044 or 992-5632 ROOFING, BY COIIT'RACr Roof Painting & Repair, Spo'uUng & Carpenter Work. Contact: ORVILL£ JOHfiSON i4f~ Rt. 1 · Doxttr, o. VACUUM Cleaner brand new Have Your Yearly Additional 25c Charge per suit with this defeiUie: "I take 1970 model. Complete with all ' ,,. m-2143 Pomeroy Advertisement. the pill " ... The Colony tloanlfl11 Small OFFICE HOURS domog<>lntools. shlpplfl1t. Willpoint toko ·1;::;: f ··:;··=======~ Restaurant at1racts scads or 8 :30 1.m. to 5·oo p.m. Daily, OP-IIIIVIS. 1.00 I'.M. $27 cash or terms lf desired . 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon celebrities regularly, but Saturday. Phone 992·56<1. POMIIOY, OHIO 10..9-Mc Sophia Loren had the whole chic spot agog; most especially the .In Memory GREEN beans, tomatoes. Pick all-Italian walters . . . We IN LOVIN'G memory of Henry ·-GUARANTEEDNotice your own. Also. potatoes and thought Sopb looked very tired. R. Beach who died Oct. 9, Plus l ROOM unfurl'l'sh«i apartsweet potatoes. Bring conPhone 992-2094 1964. Father Tom Carey, the priest HAYMAN'S AIUCTION House, ment. Phone 99'.~:· .1218. tainers. Andrew Cross, letart Parts Jesus came one morning And Complete Line Laurel CIIH, now open each 7-1 -tfc Falls. who foWlded (30 years ago) the Just at the break of dawn, Friday to receive con of Supplies Pomeroy Home & Auto I0-7-6tc first off-Broadway playhoUBO He took our loved one home with signments at 10 a.m. Auction Him FURNISHED and unfurnished .-:::~-----:-­ (The Blacklrlars), underwent starling at 7 p.m. Lef us sell 606 E. Mllln. Pomeroy, O. Pllonott1·214J apartments. Close to schooL YORKSHIRE pigs. Phone 992And all his pain was gone. your merchandise. serious lung surgery ... Actors 6279 Mlson, W. V•. Phone 992.54J...'. · 3-22·HC make fortunes from TV But we never shall forget him 713-5475 . 1~18·1fC 10-7-6tc For memories linger on, ()pen Dally 1 til4 p.m. residuals for shows and comAnd we have the hope ot Heaven UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom GIRL SCOUT uniform. size 10. 6:3Gtil9t~-.m. mercials run over and over - For which the Son was born. GUN SHOOT. Sunday, October house . Phone 992-3231. Boy Scout uniform, Size 14. but their agents and managers lO·J-6tc Both like new. Phone nJ-5483. II, I p. m . Mile Hill Road. 10.7-Jtc are barred by union contract So we'll meet him in the mor . Sponsored by Racine Fire ntng DeP<-.' tment. 3 ROOM furnished apartment ;::-::::~:--:::-::-:-::-C':' from taking their cuts from Just Inside the golden gales with nice yard In Middleport. RHODES Market Building, I0--8·3tc anything but the one original And we know II we are true and ,. 2 Dorcas, Ohio, St. Rt. 124, Phone 992· 2780 or 992 ·2.... · combined store building and ruggedness faithful performance . .. Biggest name 10 7 GUN SHOOT, Forked Run · -tfc living quarters with kitchen We'll nol have long to wait. in television? "Talent & dependable Sportsman Club, Sunday, "G"A"R;;A"'G"E'spa:::::::cce~.•E;:x;:ce:;l;;;;;lent tor sink, complete bathroom, hot Wife. Lyd~. daughters. Residuals Inc.," a computer October 11. storage. Boat, camper, etc. water tank, l gas stove~, Mildred Jacobs, Orna Nelson, for years! 10-7-ltc Mrs. Gall Miller, Phone m- bullf.ln clothes closets_, Clyda Bing , and Freda outfit hired by 70 percent of ad 3196. shelving and counters In Van lnwa_gen and son, - : : - : : - , . - - - - - - agencies. It detennines who SPECIAL services planned for 10·7-3tc store, coal house and one Richard Beach. gets how much from resids ... Sunday at the Hartford outbuilding, several apple, JO.If'. lfc cherry and peach trees, lots of Christian Union Church OneUme teenage boy singer Bring the ramlly to Sunday, October 11, 2 p.m. F S Je flowers and shrubbery. Will Bailey's on Sunday. Make joined Synanon to get the Nolice Rev. Leonard Fitts, speaker. or eccept bids on buildings otone It a habit to dine out Evening services at 7:30p.m . 2 GAS heaters, nice building to be torn down and moved monkey off his back. WILL give- piano lessons in my regularly for sure en featuring the four Jour . lots. Albert Hill, Main St., away or on combined sfMe· Prostitution, driven ,Jff home . Phone 992·3666. joyment. neyman Quartet . Revival Racine. Phone 949·2261. building . house and land. London streets only a few years B· I6·Hc beginning Monday. October 10-5-6fc Contact Harry Rhodes, c·o ago, again is rampant, the sad RUMMAGE sale Fry Building, 12, with Rev . Roy Taylor. Ohio Valley Baking Co., Everyone welcome. Pastor Middleport, or phone 6:15-1911, drobs mosUy West Indian girls Middleport . Sponsored by O'Dell Manley. STEREO, WALNUT IY.odern Pt. Pleasant, evenings only. Poplar Ridge youth group, who went there to make lor10-7-Jfc style, .4 speaker sound 10.7.Jtc Frld4y and Saturday, 9 a.m. 992-9974 218 E. Main Pomeroy tunes other ways ... Brilliant system, 4 speed automatic -;:-::-:;:-:;::::::-::--::--::--. to 5 p.m. changer. Balance ~.15. Use PARKVIEW kennels, Poodles,· 5:30.7:00, 7:00.7:00 puddtn-faced actor Michael 10·9- ltc GARAGE SALE. tOo . m. to S p. our budget terms. Call 992· and bird dogs.- AKC. Pet and m. Satur.day, Oct . 10. Pollard claims he "never" 3352 . Numerous Items. 336 Lasley pick up merchandise and 10-6- 6tc ·,; how puppies. Grooming. sleeps ... We remember Jackie WILL St., Pomeroy . fake to auction on a per. . , -Phone 992·5443. Gleason claiming that - and his cenfage basts . Call Jim J.17-lfc 10·8·2fc EARLY American Stereo.radio Business Services Business Services Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. doctor telling us: "He only combination, AM & FM radio, SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Phone 742·4461 . chams he's awake all the 4 speaker sound system, 4 Reasonable rates. Phone HARRISON'S TV AND AN9·2J.ffc Help Wanted speed automatic changer. time" ... The off-Bdwy. enlrant _ _ ----~- HOUSEKEEPER needed. Live TENNA SERVICE. Phone John RusselL Gallipolis 446Balance S78.69. Use our 992-2522. "~Sensations" says the Team4782 after 5:30p.m . In If desired . Good working budget terms. Cali 992·3352. 4-7-Hc ------------~~~IO.tfc conditions. Phone 992·5251. sters are preventing It from IO.Utc 10-8-Hc moving in its scenery. "It's a Pleasure." Engelbert Humperdinck Don 'I try to recognize Tammy EXPERIENCED beoultclan . Jim Pettit soyso dined at Mike Ma!luche's while .~ by ~ old natural W~rn•r'J . Bea~ty,_ ~.hopp,e, ~ET US ~IIU.AL~ Pomer~y• . •~1• r..., .. YOU.Itl ~M Of his laM stood. acroi!s halrsiS'Ie: IJhe. just 'bought a . . ef . . ..:OIL ·, - ... '\ ~\ J.~•'<rJI'j"(i.9· 3tC 5:hl, St: chanting "We want dozen high-chic wigs at Charles Engy" ... Exclusive midtown of the Ritz -In as many colors HAVE Immediate opening for 10-l -3tp boutique owner listened to all ... lleslaurant owners are sure office secretary, shorthand and typing necessary, her customers screaming they the 7:30 p. m. curtain on Bdwy. knowledge of bookkeeping NEIGLER Conotructton. For 1962 RAMBLER classic. Ex:- HOME building lots within Never Would Buy the Mid' - so shows will ruin their pre-6how helpful. Experience nol building or remodeling your All sizes in stock, cellent condition. Phone 992· Tuppers Plains Water home, call Guy Nelaler, essential. Interviews will be she stocked piles of minis -and businesa, but nightclubs con2 149.95 up. We install. Racine, <JIIo. _ _w_ _· _ _ _ _ _ _ tp District. Oose to high school 1 0 arranged. Write Box 729-L, 6 6 now can't seD them ... Not that slder it a lifesaver ... Donald we service, we finance . · 7.Jt.tfc andfelf'9rounds. This Is a new The Dally Sentinel, midis are movlng faster O'Connor's wife Effie's writing c-o development, all lots large Pomeroy, Ohio, stating SEWING MACHINES. ~lr ond hove good drainage. elsewhero: Gala are st!D a- her biography; auto, that Is. training, experience and any POMEROY ·service, all makes. 992-1214. ALL ELECTRIC J.bedrooln Phone 992-6887 otter 5 p.m. other helpful Information. J.W . C•rsey,Mpr. puzzle about what lengths to Chuck's Composite, models· The Fobrtc Shop, Pomeroy. Phone tfl-2111 10·6-61c home, full basement, 10-1-ffc buy ... If David Janssen (of TV phologHhowfolk cafe handout, Authi>'lzod Stngor Sol• and aluminum sidlng,storm doors - - - - - - - - - Service. We Sharpen Sctuors. "Fugitive" fame) seems an Is not more . . Mia Farrow and windows. One acre of 7 ROOM modern house with SPINET PIANO. Wonted. J.2f.tfc ground. Drilled well, $12,500. extra lot ln PomeroT. Must unlikely hoot of the "lllgbllghlll signed for the movie "Buff''; Wanted To Buy responsible party to take over Phone 949-2739. sell, will take bes offer. ~oo:;;:;z;;e;;-R-;:W;;:or::k;:-.-:Ph:;;::-on:::o;:-9:-:##~-2t 11. low monthly payments on a of lee Capades"TV show, credit like "In the?" ... Dorotby USED steel traps, will pay cash, 10·8·3tc Phone 9-19·2165 or t-614-228· make, any size. Phone splne1 plano. can be seen 9-13-tlt hia agent -who caught sponsor Rodgers, wife of great com- any 7.f2-3656. Write Credit ~====~~~~~ au. locally. 9·29·12tc ~--~-TUPPERS PLAINS. 2 new BeD Systan's fancy when he poser Diet, and their dall8hter 10.7-3tc Manager, P. 0 . Box 35, SEPTIC tonks cleaned. Miller three-bedroom homes plus mentioned David skated with Mary have a book out this - - - - - - - - Cortland, Ohio. Sonttotton, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. ctrport and utility room . City 10·9·2fp 662·3035. Sonja Henle at It In the film month, "A Word to the Wives". 10 GAUGE single. double or wafer, total electric. Lot size GOOD Investment property. lever action shotgun . Phone - - - - - - - - See the New 1971 2-12-tlc 71.!·3656. FINE PORCELAIN chino by 100x200. J. W. Arbaugh. · House wlth three furn•shed Phone Coolville 667-3219. apartments, basement, two ~W:::H:::E~E~L:-:::H;:-or_s_e~S-o~le-o--ond 10·7·3fc Noritake. Complete set. 15.25 garages. Monthly Income, . r-------------------------~-1 per 5-plece place setting. Call Service. Baum Lumber $190. Priced roosonobly tor· NOW PAYING, Ginseng, $30 992-sw.t. lOTS WITH all utlltttn: Company, Chester. Ohio. quick sale. Phone 992-3035. : & per pound. Golden Seal~ II .75 10-8-ltc Restricted sub division. 112 to Phone 985-JJOt. 7-19-tlc per pound. Seal tops and :'·acre lots. Phone Chester S.2o.tft stems, $.50 per pound. 8111 HOMEMADE ice cream by 985-3301, night 915~3302. 7 Bolloy, Second St., ReedA7t=R--C::-O~N~O~t=T-IO~N~ING, quarts. Racine Fireman i\ 1-6--ffc 75-ACRE farm. large house. 1 I Now On Display! sville, Ohio .mn. Aux:lllary. Phone 949·3471 or -1 rooms and bath, 3 well1, barn, Refrigeration service. Jack's ~ By Helen Bottel 1 10-4-6tc 9-19-3293. shed. C.tt 992-2518olter s p.m . Remanlng 1970 Mobile New Hoven. Refrigeration, I catt 142-sns. 10 8 Phone 882·2079. Homes must be DO VISITING PRIVILEGES them to visit us- BUT he plans OLD UPRIGHT pianos, any 10-6-6tc moved! u.ttc condition, as long as have not CHINESE rlngneck pheasants, EXTEND TO WIFE? to visit them In hia former -::-:=::=c:---been wet. Paying $10 each. 50c to S2eech. at farm. Phone 6 ROOM HOUSE, bath, ~,.. c. BRADFORD. Auctioneer Oear Helen: wife's home. He w111 be spen· First floor only. Mondays will letart, W. Va. 895-3912 any acres, In lonG Bottom. Ohio. Complete Service I'm In my 4011, and about to be ding several weekends with be pick -up day . Write, giving ooy except saturday. GEO. HOISTEnER, Coli 614-lliS-3325 New Phone 9-19·3821 good directions, Witten Plano married to a man wbo Is very them each year, and may even OHIO'S LARGEST 10.8-6tp BROKER Motomoroo, Ohio or Chesler Rac/ne.~lo Company, Box l88, Sardis, - - - - -- - - NEW LISTING - Nice 3 '185-4148. Pout Hauber, owner. MOBILE HOME DIALER close to hia three children. take one week of his vacation Crill Bradford Ohio <3'/46. REGISTERED Black Anaus bedrooms, both, corpotlfl1t, 1~tp S-1.tfc These teenagers do not there in Montana. Of course I 8·20-lfc bull. l years old. Phone 142Birch kitchen. Forced alr - - - - - - - - 7 -~~­ ._;allycoreforme, although won't go along. Moln StrOll · m .ms 4649. furnace. 2 car garage, Nlett f had nothing to do with the Also, I am to have no part of OLD furnlturi, dishes, brass ~,..-::----,--.,..,'0.=-9·31c AUTOMOBILE lnswonte _ , lot. • beds, etc. Write M.D. Miller. divorce, which was final last his Ufe which concerns the cancelled? Lost your -·· Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. C.ll HAY. Clover and mixed. Phone NEW LISTING-~ bedrooms, •. ~·tor's llconse? can 992· May. children. f won't attend their 992-6271. 992-6172. central heat and air ton· CLOSE IN. ALMOST NEW- 3 U.S. Rt.so E. 10.9-Jtc ditlonlng . Modern kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath, built-In My future husband Insists graduationo, oc weddings, send 9·1·1fc t.1S.ffc --------car garage. Middleport. kitchen. utility room, they will probably never accept them birthday presents, etc. su,soo.oo workshop, garage, breeze. COAL, llm,sfone. Ex:celslor NEW LISTING _ 50 acres _way, about 7 acres woodland .. me, and therefore he won't ..k This is the plan. For Soil Works, E. lllltn St., Helen, should I enter TRAILER, Brown's T<' aller Nice 6 room home, one floor, " 2·900· Pomeroy. Phone 99'1-3891. marrlage on this basis? It Park, Minersville. Phor'le 992beth, full basement, gas 140 ecre farm~ NEW HOUSE •t-tfc 332 seeiO!that there w1ll always be •· torced air furnace. [)quote A~f~;oorn• 9.9.tfc garage. Minerals. $.25,000.00 bat nl 1 r A5X65 AWNINGS, storm door1 and conflict, if my hWiband fosters - - - - - - - OFFICE HOU~S 9:30 TO 12, 2TO 5 (CLOSE AT ~ I I ~ 1 0 fruit windows, carports, GOOD BUY - 3 bedroom gr this "apartnesa." lan't II up to MIDDLEPORT, 3-room fur· 1 NQON ON THURS.)-EA$T COURT ST., PQMEROY .. marquees, blown end batt paneted home. Nice kitchen, tr D 115.000. the father to make hia children nished apartment for couple Insulation. Elmer White, electric range. Living room 14 JUST FAit ENOUGH, NOT with one child. First floor. realize that If they reaDy love sales representative. For free x 22. Lots of tloseto. Gas TOO FAR FROM SHOP· Phone 742·5032. est1mate1, phone Charles him, they'D accept his new forced air furna~. 512,000.00 PING, Ph story frame, 3 10-e-3tc V. V. Lisle, Syracuse. wile? And should a divorced 15 ROOM BRICK VENEER 7 bedrooms, bath, newly Johnson end Son, Inc. man be a hoUBegueat In the TRAILER space, one mile from ' a.JO.tfc room residences up, 8 office painted, $6,.500. 1 home of his former wife ~~w3~~~g~~';: on old "we'A~R~MC"":MOR~ .:-:-:N~t~N:':G~heo~ter.;..,l"'tk.:...e rooms down. Central heat. S WHY PAY RENT? 6 rooms, 3 geraaes. EKtra lot 100 x 100. bedrooms, batn, In good especially when his new wife 9-20-JOtc new. Bot11ed Qll, $65. Also, Only $42,500.00 condition, good neighborhood. remains 300 mUes away? lln't Kenmore with blower, bottled gas. $10. Phone 7A2-57t6. 53 this carrying a "friendly NEWLY detoroled, 3 room WANT ACREAGE AND •750 · 9-l()..ffc NICE HOMES divorce" too tar? - OOUBT· furnished apartmenl, adults TO IIUY OR SELL CALL tt14m onty. 126 Mulberry Avt. FUL CONTACT US FIE LO grown chryaantheHELEN AND VIRGIL Phone 992-4698. HENRY CLELAND mums, and mums In full Dear Doubtful : I'd uy all TEAFORD 9-6-tfc REALTOR bloom. Reynolds' Flower ASSOCIATES SYRACUSE this is carrying a "friendly ·---Olftco tf1·225t Shop, Mason, W. Va. t0-9-61c Ru. m-2!161 divorce" to the brink of re- NICELY furnl1hed 2-bectroom 10·1·21C Middleport. I0-4-6tc marriage. Ask lhia man If he Is epertment. Phone 992-317-4. IRISH cobblers and Kennebec sure he has chosen the right 9-JO.Ifc t;J'Otatoes. Cherie• Hilton, woman. It's better to knllw now Portland, Ohio. Phone 843F URNISHEO apartment, 4 than after the wedding. - H. room• and both. Albert Hill, 2268. 9-2-.,.tltc Oear Helen: Main St., Roctno. Phone 9-19· 2261. Here'.s another retort for "Wanting a Comeback" whose 10.5-6tc BASSET puppteo, AKC, $30. F. A. Benedum, Reedsville, "divinity fudge" church REMODELED 3-bedroom a.to. Phone 667·3856. I0-4-121t members insisted on an all house on Lincoln Heights. m.~ liown-' Phone 992-34«1. llliei'Ct on white congregation: After being 9·27.1fc SMALL PONY, nice with children. Atso, walk-In cooler snubbed out of a similar WASP - - - - -- - - Con"'""'~'. Terms.. unit, complete. 1955 on1-!on church, a black man took his Ford truc_k_t. cattle rack!. !roubles to God, who anowered, HAVE USED gaa water' heater PhOne 949·JUI3. age, "Not to worry, sun. l've been will trade for electric water 10...61c h•ater. Phone 992-5010. CIJII trying to get Into that church f..perlence -ON-E"'w~A-L_N_U_T_,.t-roe __tu_l-,down aller 5 p.m. "'""Y years, and they won't let ·to.s.Jtc rNdV to haul. Phonll-43·2-476. ___ ..o ME In either! - V. P. 10·4-41c Potleroy lotw Co. SOUTH TROPirAI. FISH Far Real EXPERT Wheel Alignment $5.55 STOOl, 'MAW WON'T WONDERS NEVER CEASE !I WMEit DID THAT l.AIV VARMINT START DOIN' Air-Conditioning Inspection And R.charp 6. 98 Blaetfiiar's Evelyn McDaniel Tllll~rr WT 'NIF A !oHMIIJFANT ~0' DOIJ'T TA~E Tl-l 1 RISK!! Join Ills Soon 8ROASIED atiCKEN SlUlS~ TENDER HAM WELalME AllOARD. Ill a BAIUY'S RESTAURANT TME '>OU OVER 10 SEE OUR APAr.t!MENT. •ONcE lJPQt\1 A TIME IN -n!E LAN0 OF SPLOTCH, -n!ERE LIVED A HANDSOME MOM ISN 1T 100 IW'RE%ED Wrll< lltESE LIVIN& PRINC&t CONOITtON5'. MY, MOM ... ISN'T IT COOl r ------ .. "' ·.. SIEGLER . Real Estate For Sale HEATER NIM! . Real Estate For Sale _ ------ .WINSTON !Helen Help Us!I SALEM ~=---· ·"C HOBSTETTER I.EALT y DANNIE'S a· eIan d Realty POMEROY ln-sw-a"'lice,... . ATHENS ------Renl N. W. COMPTON, 0. D•.· OPTOMETRIST Ladies and Gentlemen Tom Hill ' You, ----- and Music! WMPO RADIO/ 1390 , 3.RQOM$ , .FuaVrfur SALESMAN WANTED $349.95 For Sale or Trade For menswear store. Excellent working conditions and good job security. Write Box 1000-X In care of this newspaper stating ex· etc. . MASON FURNITURl w. va. · ·o)\ILY CROSSWORD 111oaveu S. Old- JlWJ~lb)];-f'::l:::ei ..J;:: !13. Up till ,_ - Jt,c womanllh 4. Forty (2 U - 1 • thoeefourJumbl.., oae lett. to eub oquan, to form four ordi narJ word1. wdi.') :U.Lu :J, Challenpd e. Allude 7. aotd: Sp. 8. Settler 11. Educe -, Now !13.Rim4· lS.Loa up-to-date l4.Cram ...... for 18. - nolpl. eat 28.Dt,d ""' St. Punllr 31Luto 31. 8cbool Oil 80. CI!JrlD SI.Kbol- - -Arldll u.a. laUD• dry ""'- 119. Rllr oQ1o [( III I I I I KJ ICORHV(; ,.........,.. IJ...W..• ("--n' 'lOUI - · AMULIT AMwt!rz ..,._ ,.. ,....,., I I \ '\ l I.., •••• I'LINTT OMiob~y ...,_A TALL I'IOIY AH. THe NA'OOW. AII114EA\! �·-···· ·· ·-·-·· ·· ·-· < ~~l-''*·:~=m Politics: Ohio Stvle ~:r;~ :::~::: GOP 111P · .. ' Come.s .illto Togetherness •-ullelllperalllrel. llfl1fl and Ia tbe OOLUMBUS (UPI)- Ohio's Qper • &ad 71o IOIIIb RepubUcan ticket, faeed witb portl••· Overnl&bt low playflqja calci>Qp _b lllpmo in temperallros Ia lilt dl. the nest three weeb, llood publlcly united Thursdai ,nlgbt, ~~~":t:i:>:o:-:-:.:~.:·:«o:-:•:•»~;:;:;:-:;~:;.,..:;: probably ai!Belll~ f• the final time before ·the c:ruclal alecUon. An eaUmated ~oao GOP IIUPporters attended a nily In connecUm will! the Ohio ltepubllcan ConvenUon ol the RKO Palaot Theater, capped by 8 · and In their state haVe wtll to Ia lilt • acrou the ~vlcUon and 11\tif record with and nejghbon •lata!" The answer · nomlnee. '"'''ftt,.thename,and11¥,ft lnlpor1ajltly, Taft lathe Ullh," pride !If M<l"lelt oald. "I cllarae you wi!b ~118 14 It that 1141 II again w &fftnnative. .· ,,~ ln New~ . " let me ten you, tf you · ~orl<or itferrad to "lllcll TV ~tgn on lbll record, you advertfllna iiiiCI qalllll Cloud Will wip," ~.Morton. by ·the ~·~*· "Elfctnrnlc The party chairman ur1ed charisma Is no 'suliiUiute lot support for Taft and Roger cbancter," he .Slid. Cloud, the GOP gubernatorial ,Cloud drew a standing OYO· Tax Experts Are Offered Short Course • uon at the conclusion dIlls addrauduringwhicbhepredleled a Republican victory. Bll8l Slid CkMrd would become "one of the .-leit l"f• ernora iD 1he hlaltory of Ohio,u but was more ·cauUoua in bll predlctlonl duriJii a fllt..lhltmpfnlapeech. "If we leave ben llld work," Bllu aalrl, "I believe *I can elec:l our anUre ticket." wi:~and":m=-~= :=~~.:r~O'Grady Promises • tmts Yora ln11iled Guest ,Reaching More Tlaan 11,000 Families VOL IV NO. 37 Devoted To '1M Greater Middle Ohio Valley THREE SECTIONS 32 PAGES Proudly ·' TEN CENTS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1970 PomeroyoMlddleporl lhe Flag . Suit wW find 11 to their dv ta 14 Lt. Gov. John W. Brown, the . attend the li'IO F:.,an master " ceremonlea, led the liJ United Prea lntemaUoul C<Jmpe!Ung reason (for 'the enThe GOP source aalrl Acneir Tu lind Social Security Short cheers at the end ol the I~ State Democratic Orairmall dOilMDOnt) Is that GIWgan may villi Ohio ....,...J Ocl 11, hour PfOIIl"BIIl. Ellf,ene P. O'Grady, who said promises 14 reeton 14 state witb appearlliCel 11biJ ill Course Nov. IS and Mat the "Pull! ... Pull! ... Pull!" the hirl party had wilted "more government alar more acUve Youngaton Akron Toledo ani! · lot Tomorrow at Ohio Republlcans alrouted in a ges. than PIUantly" f<l" the state role In......., Ohio's 10.6 mil· ClnclnnaU". ' '• .. ' · s~ ~;.-=.., wtll tnclude lure of the togethern• they adminJ.slration 14 take acUon, Uon PIOJI)e lban It bu played He aa1r1 Nlson 1111)' Yili'\1»dioeolsalm of dlaftles in tu muat show If they are 14 ent11- annlllllllled plane Thursday to In recent hirllory." lumbul Ocl 21 ot a. \ law and report fotms by In- neer 1 GOP fi1I80P Nov. 3. file alalpayer's suit to recOYer The editorial contlllued, ··I ..:.tuaulhoritles (urunpies Only U.S. Rep. Robert Tall $4 mWion from Four Seasons "Cloud's publicity men are tryGIWgan said today hirl ollfmol)' Ia ~ wtll be Jr., the Republloan Nominee Nurotng Centers ol America. fnl to lllllle much ol whst GU- nant ''basCGIIIIIIIIted hlmlelf to \ "'""'k;ededout.:J'-'-•~ the f<l" the U.S. Senete, wss absenl · O'Crady 14lda news confer. ligan~ aalrl- but ap- a alroctlnaly Jona a1ropp1na U..t \ ww --as He waa detained In Washington once he would file the suit "one parently did not - in ao Xavier o1 Jll"GCI"IIIII" and o11en "ID· :~• ~=,:·~ as Congress voted on defense day next week," probably in University speech in 111M about other 10 yean Clf ....1ocbllnc Handling CUstomers .. and the spenrllng leglslaUon. Frenklln County Common Pleas student unreal To revive lbll ·prCIJIIIV and lila tuea" 14 fl. Social Security~ wlll be 111omb •• Jl'tuiiY Endoraed Court at Columlrua. sb:-year-old CW!Iroversy loob nonce the prop' •1•. explained from the 1 R.S. side ol But the rest ol the state O'Grady said the suit would like an attempt 14 cqe the GliUgan aald Cloud ·b al fillnll and ~ ticket wss on hand, lncludfn& be .....,.hi qalnsl Four Sea- aubjecl, whlcb Is after all : promiled ~U mWion in otate weU as~ benefit side ures ss attorney general nominee Jolrn sona, ol Oklahoma City, and "Who Is beat suiled to lead support for "vocational The t of the orbJ,op Is D. H.,.bert and treasurer nom- the three membera olthe stata Ohio In the crucial years education flO million f<O" lllate fll whiC: wtll ~ ts of !nee Robin T. Turner, both Board ol Depoolts wblcb ap- ahead." matehini funds for public COli cheered by their endorsement proved the loans - Attorney The ediiArrial said, "Racer trllllp<l"lation f3 mfiUon f<l" ;::::"and two lunches and in the party plalform adopted · Generll Paul W. Brown, Audl- CIGud Is a COIIICienUouo and Implementing' the llcrmatead The ~dline lor ti earlier in tbe day. tor Roc.,. Cloud aod Treasurer lmowladjJeeble man. But tf he Tu ElempUon Anlendme<tt is Nov 1 lnlorma:;"""'""a ";: The plalform endorsement Jolrn D. lfel"bert. II elected, the llow eroolon of f)7S mf1Uan lor public ediiCiu..; ~ the ~';YEJ; was the first overt support lor Also to be named in the suit, the 1lltfulM8I and vllallly of llld f!OO mWion lor 1 Jllllltal ::'sion C:ice concernln; the pair from the state party O'Grady said, are Q-olters, Inc. stateg~twouldprobeb- bealtb program, 111110111 others. reservatlona according 14 C E alnce they became embroiled on o1 COlumbus, whlcb helped ar- ly continue. "Witb 1 month to go in the Blakeslee, ~ounty Exten~io~ a controversy last Mey over f11180 the loans, and Its three A spolleaman for Cloud, the campaigJ\ JIGger Qoad bii agent state loans and campalp con- officers - Gerald Donahue, GOP candidate for govttnor, already publicly proposed · ) tributions. Harry Groban and Sidney Grll- aaya a telephone samplinc ol lfGII'IDII that would COli the Such Republican lumlnarlea lith. 1100 Ohio voters laat wwli '' luplyers ., thls state liM$ ss former U.S. Sen. Jolut w. "We heve walled, more lban alrows Cloud Is 4 percentqe million -llld that doesn, ·lnHome for 10 Still Bricker and lormer state and paUenUy, lor the RepubUcan of- polnls bebind the Democratic elude hirl lateot call fot a party chairman Bay c . flclals"' take acUoo 14 recover candidate, John J. Gllllgon. The helip<O"t in every maJot city In Needed by Family notional Bllas were on hand, llong with the Illegal loan lllll!ley," O'Gra- flndlng.s repnaented no pin f<l" Ohio " 8lid Gllllgan. Response .,; the part of the U.S. Sen. William B. SUllo. dy saki. "In five month! the Cloud in the p111t wwli. ' __ public 14 an appeal lor clothing The moot popular figure was enUre Republican effort baa NOilil&rtlsan pollsbavelhown Cloud lold a meetlllg of food and furnishings lor ~ not a member of the ticket. Be been evasive and IIWI.produc- Cloud "' trial Gllllpl! by ss department 1tore ueeuUvee in Clyde Fitzpatrick family whose ,.... a casunity of the voters ol Uve in recOYerlng '"""" 150 much aa 11 per cent lind Demo- COiumlrua he bu put hltJvtelf 011 home on Leading Creek was hirl own party laat spriii8- -Gov. miiUon of lllepl loans." era tic umpllp are even high- record 00 voters ''will ~lUll heavily damaged over the James A. Rhodes. , er. . . whet 14 eapect lrGm our adweekend by fire has been ••- The gDYernor drew two SPOilOhio I three Scrlpprs-Howard The spohsman aalrl aam- ministration If elected." oollent. taneous standing ovations dur- Newspapers today endorsed pllnp were also taken 14 find "On each luue 1 baYe However Mrs Robert ing the evening as he said: Democrat John J. Gilligan over out If President Nb:on ot Vloo oullftred the JII'Gbleml we ,_ Musser w~ has the "We are here to lay tbe Republlcan Racer Cloud in the President Apelr alrould take llld - • t e d ID7 recwnproject reports the family baa groundwork to aleclevery Re- gubernatorlll race. part in the Ohio camprdp. He ~UOIII," he said. been wrable to locate a house in publlcan in 1970." In an editorial the Columbus said Nb:on lrelled Agnew in Cloud said Gl1llpn baa failed whicbf<lmove. Anyonehal'inga Mll"toninvokedRhndes'name Cllizen.Journei,CinclnDaiiPwst popularity, accordlnt! to tbe to~ 1111)' prlnled materilla home satisfactory for the in urging the gathering to Its and Times Star llld the Cleve- poll, but both bad ratlnp be~ outlining his posl'ilon1 and la'!!!!l w~ ,~ eiChl greatest enlhus~ ol the land Presa, said, ''111e 111011 ween 70 and 10 percent. prognmrr. cirllaren, may ~ Mra. MIISIIer night. at 712-4721;. Fitzpatrick bas a "Do you, the people of Ohio, fractured leg received in a mine want the Jim Rhodea brand ol D accldentrecenUy in wblch there pollUcal leadership to con- C llf was a fatality . tinue?" be uked. The crowd roared Ita. approvll. '-' OOLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio ''plaob" iipelii'C ollllrbat lie- slblllUM u 1D Integral pert fi "Coavlclfoa Aad WW" Repdillcana bave adopted 1 18- publksno have done in each the !I!IWI'IIIty and tbe CUIIIIIII· DIVORCE ASKED "Do the people in tbls room Plit pialf<I"ID declaring their . . . llld pleditng, cblefl7 In lily." . rn!,. eon: oppo-\ :::::"op ON BEHALF OF XI GAMMA MU CHAPTER of Beta Sigma Plll,&se Slsoon,left, and Nellie Brown Thursday evening presented these two new bicycles to the Meigs CoiUIIy !lllldren's Home. Mrs. SLsson Is cbalrman olthe oervlce committee with Mary Morris and Phyllis Mullen the other conunitteemembers. Mrs. Brown is cbapter president. Tonight, Sat. & Sun. Oct. 9. 10· I I Robert Culp Natalie Wood Elliott Gould Dyan Cannon BOB & CAROL & TED & ALICE News ... in Briefs (Continued from page 1) aspersions oo the stand of the Soviet Union ... "Specifically,'' it said, "Insinuations,....., spread !hal there e>lst aoti-alrcraft miBstles sites In the zcme of the Suez Canal with Soviet maintenance personnel, which is also an obvious falsity." In Beirut, the right-wing newspaper AlpHayat said Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser, who died Sept. 28, had ordered that missiles be moved from the Suez Canal cesse-flre wne but the Egyptian army jrmlor officers forced a reversal. San Diego mayor arrested (Color) R •If MEIGS THEATRE Tonight & S.turdoy October 9-10 ,. SAN DIEGO, CALIF. - FRANJ[ CURRAN, mayor of San Diego and president of the Natlooal League of Cities, and seven other elected of!lclals were arrested Thursday oo bribery and conspiracy charges. One other person, believed to be a public official, ,.... sought. All were named in indi.ctmenls Issued by the coiUIIy graod Jury whi~b, had been conducting a lengthy lnvestlgaUoit into the deal!Pgs of the Yellow Cab Co. of San Diego. Oman, 51; w11o has been· mayor since 1963, wss charged with accepting a total of $3,00tllrom the csb company and its president, !llarles Pratt. VIVA MAX I Color) Peter Ustinov Pamela Tiffin - PiuiTHE GAMES IColor) Michael Crawford Stanley Baker Sun., Mon., & Tues. Oct. 11-12-13 THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN (Ttchnlcolorl Elizabeth Taylor Warren Beatty tartooRS : SUch 11 Life Mlny More Aller All SHOW START57 P.M. Rain IContinued from page I) City Slickers To Entertain an wtconnected incident. Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr. dispatched 90 state troopers to the campus and ordered NaUonal Guardsmen on standby alerl Aa the specially trained state troopers arrived, a heavy rainfall dispersed the students. The National Guard alert was called off. PoUce withdrew from the campus area. SEC1JIUTY FOR RENT A professional barbershop quartet, the "City Slickers," will provide entertainment when the annual meeting of the Meigs County Farm Bureau Federation is held at 1: '!I pm. on Tuesday, Oct. 20, at the Meigs High School. Members who have not received membership pins or who will fall Into new classifications will receive them at the meeting and special door prizes Will be drawn witb those with paid up 1971 membership eUgible 14 take part. Asteak dinner will be served. Tickets may be purchased from Wayne &ush,RDberiBordette, Jr., Harold G. &ush, ae. Shenellelcl, Henry Frank, John Colwell, Roy Mlller, Mrs. Sylvia Mldldff,Mrs. Pst Holter, Mra. Evelyn Hollon and Mra. Helen wUUams. ir J A •... ulteMelgsf<l" d!,':,?.~""ty buCommonbeen liled ~· Pleas court by Mildred Brooks, Reedsville, against Paul Brooks, Reedsville charging gross neglect of duly and extreme cruelly. The plalnt!H asb custody of two minor children. TAKI!N TO HOSPITAL The Pomeroy E-R rrquad answered a call 14 the WOllam Byers home on county road 19 at !2:35pm. Thursday. Mr. Byers was liken to Veterans .Memorial Holipltal where he Wall admitted u a medical patient. Gallra" _,.,eiiTfl CAP "'' oeGranted '2 726 ' OOLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. James Rhodeo approved federal granfl wtating f315,757 to continue anti-poverty programa In sb: Ohio counties. Largest grant Willi f!M,HIIIIf the Ironton-Lawrence County Area Community Action Oriantrallon, 14 operate a lullyear Head Start program 1nvoll'ing Jl6cblldren. The GalllaMolga Corp. f<l" Community Acllon, Pomeroy, was given f2,728 for program administration and" ,1,397 for cwni11unity orgonlzaUon. TWO HAVE RI!NEWED CUJSE MONDAY Sulton and Lambert townOffices o1 the Me•·· County •h<- he " ed fire ... - ..... Vo renew conCourthouse will be closed !racta lor 1971 wtth the Baclne Monday tn observance of Fire Lebrm lownBiriP 111 CoiiDJllrus Day. Dept. hu not renewed yet, the department said. Cassette Player Recorder Mil Youthful ComH In biad< Next polyotyrene ceu with Target 5tJiin& 1nd walnutgr•lned Your deed, your jewelry, your will and your other valuables are vault-safe yet quickly-available in a Safe Deposit BoK. We have boxes a•ailable right now for a small, tax-deductible rental fee. MEETING DEIAYI!D A regular moeting " the Soulbem ~ School Dlltrlct bosrd ol educaUon wcbeduJod Thuraday, Oct. 14, baa been poolpolred"' Thunday, Oct.=· while trim. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK FORT SMJ'l1i, Ark. (UPI) VIce PrerddeniSplro T. Ape1r zeroed In on Sen. Charlel E. Gtodell, IUI.Y., and Sea. J. William Pulbrlpl, D-Ark., 'lburlday. But he lnrllcated he soon would drop Goodell ss a MIDOLEPORT, 0. the Record' The wldHIJIIIDc platform alaom;lladouduubjectl, wltb !l'e4llltlllle ~·I wot, u .,. virGIJ!nent, basic llldlllplr eel,..otton, crhne flchlla& urban biJcbl, irlnlporlalirllllld lrlgbWI)' alety, eplcrlllure, conservallon, public uliltanc., lllllltallteellb l!ld retardalton, ...... . . - cltlaal, Job opIilii. statepolflllll,wtinlllldlnthe ~the IC"'!!OIIf, bu···we decry the gloom- nell leiilslaUve ~ to a- mili rl&bllllld coa•IMO prolllf!llien and tbelr orades ol plore bow the state's revatlll flocllon. delpalr," said lira P'ftll'i>M 14 IIOUI'Cel can· be niade tDGre The" ·pertf -lirll alao lilt dotmueilt. ''Ours Is a areat equlta~le; efficient and ef- atL ;tad · I I ),:Hon C1J!1aa slate. '!be record prvvea II. fecuv.,"·lbo plaJIGrm read. llpGIIIhe .....-1 of l(ortb !11108111 prove IL" 'Turlber realbi!W U.i It Is Vflltun loaecede to 1\" 1 I 11 Tire plaU111m included -a.~ fer local ~ Nfml's piOJXIIII ~ \\1 I I I IIHpr•Dfled endonetnet!t d aD 14 be IIJllr lo 11 1 •td lo the ,qht fGI' "hi•lt""'late 1llfo llepubllcu candlda1411, Ill- tleedlll ill "'"'" •, we plotdat candlllonal ........ of all pia. . clarlln8 Jolm D. Herbert, the to p< , ve tlie ~ olltt n of- bel4 b)' both llldn." nominee lor attorney general, revat!ll eo-." and Robin T. Turner, the Tbe••antpllltmlltpllntwu IIIIIDitree Ia- tz~e...,.., brW, !JOiiDC .,_ It WU tbe llral al!ldal sup- earlier lbfl year ol I portfromlbestateparty . lorthe "cab!PIIdllordel"biD. I pair llace . the RepubUcu ''W'tJlledlleClOI!Ibted leelsl.. (ConUnued'lrGm pqe 1) , bier~ tried to set them "' t1ve .umtlrll to the need fer to lnclude federal •-- deller l wllltdraw fraiillhe tlcbt !sst a ~\At'4 · · on lbe preparation and 1 · J.fa1 followlnJ a conllovaq ea, tile ~ -nld. 'W'e siltementlbalthelruJ•'Iprke '· over state JGUa llld •mpatgn plqe to upbe 11101'1 - . may be lncreusd b)' . . . , contrlhutla. . tngful 1IIYI In wbldl lludento 1<1" lraolp<0"14ilf<ll lllait and . Tire doc~·t offered 21 can fully eurdle their reiJIIII· local-l an, ""-•~ Ud ,__ l!cht_,..,. a :=•IIY Car Prices campu- cbar;;."' J. • '·' ·Open Tonight Til 9 operation . Four kettles were in Homecoming Set CIIESIIIRE - Kyger Q-eek High Schoolsiudents,lllhough disappointed by the 24-tiiOtbad: Friday nlght at Eastern, begin preparations Monday for the ochool'o !flO bomecomlng festivities. '!be 8JiliWII eveniiiiCheduled lor 8 pm. Friday prior 14 the Kyger Creek • South- ....., student. from Southwestern. Queen candidates, above, are seniors Carolyn Hughes, Kathy Gindlesberger and Janette Polcyn. Attendant cendldates are u.a Adkins, a freslunan ; Jackie Burnett, sophomore, and Brenda Grim, of the junior clau. 'lftllarn gome. "The l}prdlgera," a bend featured laat at ~ Oak Park, near ....- .Jt.wPJ,d ...od&i ltlinniide ·tor t1'le >lliiiJieeomlng dwe *"~ell II ~ 14 all !Jr.aer Creek tludenil, - •l~!iiill, rinll Pllrooilol.ll!ll Kyger Chek School Dlltrlct · llld lhell' lriVIIed 11\tUfl. A ~ invtiltion II a~ 14 ~ -... ---· • .... ~ -.,. < River Race To Feature Sailboats CXXJLVILLE - See Ellplonr Shlp 78 "Coolville fii()OIIB<l'l'ln8 a aallbolll race on l!lturdaJ, Oct. 17, at 2 pm., at Storage Buildi,.g Lost GIWIAM STAnON - Fire of undetermined orl&ln Saturday af- · dulroyed • metal ....... lrvfldln& at lbe C..tnl Openlhe Co• Coal MlDe located 111 RL IS oppGitte tbe PldiiP 8pon .....r l>lul. A II h - -fot11ie New ,....,. CommaDfly Vlluateer Fire iMioort-' mtiii..W no eolflule ... beea made 111 lbe lou. The fOd8 olnlclln wao 8led 11 1 otmblaalf<ll otora&e - office ...lldiJr&. Jury Spends REAL BIGGIES- Left 14 right, a carrot, !lb. 4 oz., and a sweet potaf<l, 4 lbe., I oz., from the garden of Enos Tope, LA>wer River &ad. Tope, employed at GSI, gardens ss a hobby. HoddniPort on the Ohio River (Mile 119). Shot in Head on Leaving A re&lllriUon desk wtll be located at the STRONGSVILLE, Ohio (UP!) Athelll 8oel Club. A fee ol $3 per boat wtll f!lllce ll!re were invesUgating a llhoottng eov.,. llle r3111P llld entnnce foes. ~ Friday nJgbt in which a 2f.year'l'ropllles wtll be awarded to the winners, cid 'lJM*ed Falla man •as seriously wjJo wtll be clotermlned b)' the Porllmoulh ~ u be ohve home from a high Mnd)ca, system. Wlndl "I-ll knots ba~ ..,.,.. ~ g~me. been ordered. ~ llljd·a car puUed up behind ''You doll'tbave 14 be an uperl to enjoy Ethan kerr aDil iomeelne llhol him in the the ·fUll Clf r~. s.vetll novices bave bead through the ~ window of Kerr's Nptnlli4;l ~ lo eompete. Plan now 14 altelld tilll ftiMIIIed race. Bring tbe whole car. fllmllY, Cclmo early llld stay late,'' oald A. DIES JN CIUIIII 0 . ...~ .. jiDI:bwald, lldpper of Slrlp 76, McAR'l'HilR. OhiO (UP!) - Larry &1111. add;llocky, pleoit;e ..... the word"' Al:lknln, :111, McArtlllr, died in a one<:ar all YO\fl" oalllng !rlet1da. ·CI.81fb SiMdaY on OhiO 50 IIIII" here. I Enterprise 0n Damage Case GALLIPOUS - After deUberaling more than live and one hall hours Saturday, a Gallla County petit Jury failed to return a verdict in the damage suit trial of Ronald Thornton, Wheelersburg, a student at Rio Grande College, against Dean Rhinehart, Aasistant Prole....- of Pbyalcal Education at Rio Grande College. The acticm resulted from a basketball game laal March I&. Thornton, a member of the Archon Fraternity, was allegedly struck by Rhinehart drD"lng the second haU of the warmly conteoted ronteot against a college faculty team. Thornton liked t310 in compensatory damolgl'O and l5,00tlin puniHve damages. The bill began Thursday. Tesllfyin& on behall of the defendant Friday were Clyde Evans, Frank Petrie, William Hope, Mike Vranesevtc, and Rhinehart. . '""'' Memben of tho juey were Jacli: Oweno, Boonle L. Baird, Uoyd R.llasklns, Guy W. Jordan, Patricia Daniela, Steven P. Tbela, Delmar F. Ro.thgeb, Nellio D. YOUOII, Cbarlea V. Casl<l, SteeleO. Flaller, Gecqla Shellon, and George W. , Robinetfe. Teenaged Pair • RUTlAND . WERNER RADIO & T.V. ~n party bu brougbt ''our state Vlll\lll lermrl, to continue the (loJb!lillMIIrGm the depibl o1 work. rlebt and demonllsailm to a The plank on cov•-1 fl· level of oerviceunmatched In Ito lliiiiCinC made 110 -tlon Qf a 187.,.ar blatory." I1I'OPOied state laeome Ia, but The plalform, lauding the pledged 11117 aetr law would tenure of tbe admln- not cullnlo revatue eo!IICII &I ilta'alirll of Gov. Jamee A. lhe loc:al level. Rllodel, was adopted '11111nday "Recognllilll the crowlna II tbe OhiO Republican ConVIII· revmue nteda of llllllf villi target. Agnew, who appured in New Orii!Blll earlier in the day, Records and plays on 4 "C" Cell caUed Gllode!l "the Cltrlatine J""'lonilli D-kll-• . . Clf . iliti .,......,....... batteries, or AC current. A.C. party." Tilt reference .19 the .),.rr·in/4 11'h•ig• Count y Fur Adapter. ~mlc microphone with lamed lb cl!ru!le operaUon remote control switch. Orwr !JH Yenr.• foUo"~ e~rller · · Agne• · ·s~ateme~tt about Goodell haYing deurled the party and Member Federal Reserve System become "a t.tdlad liberal.' 1 ''This may be"the Jut day I Member F-ederal Deposit Insurance c(l, por~.:~l i nn talltaboul&l>n. Goodell. I have 1 All Actounts Insured Up Tg 120.000.0'1 lot other 14 .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . takeolcare of,''radical41berals he said. -tfiorm.lS• to rtgbt, are Carolyn Hughes, Jackie Burnett, u.a Adldno; oecond row, Kathy Glndlesberger, Brenda Grim, and Janette Pl>lcyn. operation simultaneously Thursday. headed MOIOROLA.@ POMEROY ltYGER CREEK QUUN AND A'ITENDANT CANDIDATES - One ol these sll< girls will be crowned hom~ queen F'rlday night during featlvtlles before the Kyl.,. Creek - Southweolem football game. Candidates, left ,i' TilE LONG COOKING process began Thursday at 4 a.m. The Rev. WiiUam Airson, pastor of the Enterprise United Methodist Church, stirs apple butter as Dorothy Smith, left in background, keeps the paddle moving on a second kettle. With Mrs. Smith Is Pauline Wolle who assisted in the Get .Probation Project in 26th Year PiCI'!Jiil!2l AND S'rollf BY KATIE CROW POMEROY - "It's apple butter lime at Enterprise." This is the 26th straight year the men and women of the EnterPrise United Methodist Church have made apple butter. Enterprise, hard to lind on a map, is a closely-lmit, congenial community along U. S. Route 33 northwest from the Pomeroy Corporation line, perhepa one tenth of a mile. One might say a suburb of Enterprise is "Browntown," obviously a neighborhood where several lamilles of that name reside. Browntowners divide Enterprise from SBUsbury elementary Driver Sought POMEROY - Tbe Mol&B Colll!J Sberlff'l ~Ill laflllllgallng a lingle - car occldnl SaturdaJ marnlng at 1:11 a.m. '"' Coun!J Road JU, two tealbl of a mlle ..st ol old RL 33. The Ideality of tile drl"'r bod ool been dettrmlned Saturday mornbrl. However, Robert Lee Trader, Z3, Albuy, RL !, wu picked up by I paulq mof<lrlst &I tbe ,,_ illd taken 14 VeteraDI Memorial Hoopltal lor trealmelll ollaeenU0111 to ... f-. ~f :! i: . '~!1' ~ Rain Follows 2 RALPH SPENCER, left, Sunday School Supt., and Homer Winebrenner are shown with the many sacb of applealhat were picked Saturday at LaWliOII's Orchard near AlbaiiY by the men and wwnen and children olthe Enterprise United Methodial Church . school and the new Meigs High School. Last saturday !he arduous cbore got underway with picking 80 bushels of apples at the Lawson Orchard near Albany. This was the first step in the process of producing the apple butter. On Monday the rnen began peeUng 4ll of the 110 bUshels. Tuesday and Wedneaday the ladles ollhe church began coring and waablng the fruit. In addition to getting the apples ready, the women had to wash aod sterilize the jars. Thursday at the wee hour of 4 a.m. the (Continued on page 2) 3 Counties Joined POMEROY - Meigs and Gallla Counties have joined a statewide trend of returning control of, and the responsibility for, mental health Jroblems to local cmununlties. � 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. 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