https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4660bd0922492e7ee29b88224b37b829.pdf a888d98e448017775cdfdf72260f5d71 PDF Text Text · - - - - - ·... 1'9 ' ......... . _ __,.,_.,.__ ., ...,.._ • • • I ' \ ..... T ~ .......... _ _.,.. ... ~ .... ~-- .... ~ ~..- ........... .. . . . .- ..... ""'r""oo .....'"'W" . • ...... .. ........ ...... ~ .. 10-'nle Dllily Senllnei,Midcleport..J'om<!roy, o., Oct. l5,1rl0 .News.::..·!'!:. !!riefs dorhtno. '1'!11 Viet 01111 eaiJed It ,._, WCII'dllllll tnodloraua a-" and lluoilald llwu ''m<ftb' a clec:opllw-." Tbt ~je<tlon by tbe Viet CGac C111be In Ill Interview will> Hu,ull Tan 1'1111, pnsidenl r:l tbe Viet Conti'• Provllional Revolullonary Go9tmmenl (PRG ), ll'oadeall owr tbe Viet CUig'a elondestlne llboratlm radio. The 111111! m· "liP' wu Iller heanl m Ham! Rlldlo. ''lbe -le r:l Soulb Vlelnam will IIIII he fooled by the ......t -.11 and lrolc:beroua acheme of Mr. Nlsoo," Pbat oald. ''lbe peGple r:l SoUih Vlelllam llld PRG oeverely condemn and reject with determlniUm that !alae proposal ol Mr. Nlson." Insuperable Hurdles for Sure WASIIINGTON - OPINIONS DIFFERED, lll08IIy along party linea, as to what the "'"""'d session of the 9111 CUigreaa ll<'mnpllsho.d before quilling until after the electloo. But everybocly ~peed It faces almosl insuperable hlll'dlea when II returns. The House and Senate dragged to a halt Wedneaday unW Nov. Je. Speaker John W. McOlrmack lllid tile Democratic CUigreaa bod dllpiayed almoiiiiiiJI'eeedented ''lnnovalloo and Initiative," with little or no help from tile Republlcll! admlntstrallm. Deer Killed In Highway A deer was ldlted In 111e of three minll' lralli< accldenta Investigated Wedneaday by the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Tbedeerdledatl0:50pm.m Rt. 7,111reetenlllsmilesnorlllof the Gauta-Meigs County line when it ran Into the poll! of a vehicle operated by Mary RDush, 52, Rl. I, Mlcklleport. Minor damage resulted. A Gallipolis school bus was Involved In a minor accident at 4 p.m. on Rl. 211 at a private driveway, two llld one tenlll miles south of Rt. 7. Officers lllid Harold Saun· ders, 44, Eureka Star Rt., Gallipolis, backed hi! bus Into a parked car owned by Haywanl Saundera, 'ITentm, Mich. 1bere wu minor damage to tile car and no damage lo lhe bus. No me was Injured or cited. A final inlshap occurred on Rt. 7, seven lentils miles soulll of Rl. 35 where Uoyd Smith, 19, Rl. 1, Gallipolis, backed hi! coal truck Into aguardran. Again, no The Eastern Local Bind Boosters will sponsor their me """ Injured or cited. oecond 1111111181 Baton Twirling CUitell on Nov. 14 at the high Superrisors Meet ocbool. The contest will be under the dlrecllm of Mrs. Judy In Athens Monday Riggi, and tile Eastern Majll'ettes will hosl tile event. Mrs. Greta Suttle, Meigs An aD-doy luncheon wiD be County school supervisor, served by tile Band lloo8ters. presided when tile Soullleaslern The CJI>ntest, scheduled ~·om 9 Ohio District SupervlBors met a.m. to 5 p.m., is open to all solo at Ohio University In Athens twirlers as weU as groups. A Monday. l!pl!clal division for high school "The Role of tile Public majll'elte telllUI lB planned. School in Teacher Preparation" Everyone wishing entry was tile topic for tile program In forma loc llle contest may ob- which Mrs. Phyuta Hackett, 8 lain lllem by contacting Mrs. teacher In tile Meigs Local Riggs at Reedsville, Ohio, School Dislricl, took part. Dr. Route I, or by phoning Olester Margaret Felsinger of Ohio 88li 1595. University's College of Education, spoke on ''The Pilot Defendant to Pay Program for Juniors In College." Others attending Bank '9,860.20 lr<fil Melgo County were Mrs. Edna Stobarl has been or. M41tY Bacon, Middleport, on dered to pay the Pomeroy educable mentally retarded National Bonk $8,1160.20 ac- supervllor,llld Robert Morris, cording to a Journal entry filed pnnclpal of Pomeroy, Mid· in Meigs County Common Pleas dleport and Bradbury Coorl. Ella Mae Holler was Elementary Schools. J!i'IDted pennlsoion to purchaoe two pieces of properly In her Juvenile is Held partition suit against Anna B M , 1 _ stacy et a1. Y ergs UJWmen In tile case of Facemyer The Meigs County Sherilf's Brothers IJJmher Co., tile court Department reported It has In ruled thai Elmer WbllllB to pay custody a male Juvenile of $2,4~5. 31 plus Interest. The case Albany, Rt. 2, who hu admitted of Blnln Tayler versus Elmer A. to lllree breaking and enlerlngs. KeUer et al, w•s dllmiseed. The youlh hal admitted to breaking and entering of tile Earold Dean properly and tile Club In Pagetown and Rehearsal Houn Beagle tile Oliver Reeves properly on Roote 1181 " '-'t of Changed Tonight located Pagetown. He also admitted stealing gasoline In the area Due to a pep raDy to be held numeroua times, the departby tile Meigs High School 1n meat oald. Pomeroy tonight, scheduling of rehearsal sessions of tile Big PIOUIIII Valley Hoapital Bend Mlnatrel AaaoclaUon'slall show hu been revlaed. ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Eliza Vocallst.a and solo novelty Lilchlield, Buffalo; Shirley peraoonel are to atart reporting Putney, Pl. Pleasant; Densll to tile l'llmeroy elementary KlmberUng, Leon; Lydia Long, 8Chool at 7 pm., and group Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Surllda dancera are to report to tile Rumbaugh, PUny ; Mn. Vallie elementory school, with Tmey, Pl. Pleaaant; Danny costumes, lmmedJately SIBnley, Southside; Edllh Dent, lollowlng tile pep raDy. Southside; Marie Fowler, Pl. Pleasant; Gerald Gibbs, MUIII; James Powell, New Haven: Elmer Fife, Gallipolis; Mrs. Marcelles Wold, New Haven. DISCHARGES - Dents Tonight, Oct. u Surgeon, Vlrglnto Yoe~ Rooa NOT OPEN Jeffers, Mrs. Charles Conti•. Jr., Sonuny Joe Hanunack, Frldoy & So!urdlty Mrs. Lora Par10111, Earl F. Oelot>er 16-17 Osborne U, Mrs. Era Walla<e, THE CYCLE Enuna Hudleaton, Mrs. Roger SAVAGES Boosters W'dl Sponsor Baton Twirler Contest MEIGS THEATRE . CTechnicolor) Bruce Dern. Chris Robinson VILLA RIDESI Market Report CTtchnlcolor) Robert Mitchum Yul Brynner SHOW STARTS 1 P.M. i f Fri., Sol. & Sun. Oct. 16·17·11 Deultll Future Progr•m "WEDDING NIGHT" Starring ,.i: •: " l . Dabney. Tease Wyatt Dennis Waterman R1ttd "R" -Piut- "EVI" Stirring R-tWolker Celeste C.rn!!,el!. ! PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PT. PLEASANT, W. V1. S.lllrday, Oet.lt, lt7t HOGs - 175 to 220 18 to 20; Heaviesl7 to 16.50; Ughta 18 to 22.10; Fat Sowa 15.10 to 18.50; · lloars13.80 to 16.10; Plga 5to 12; Stock Slloats By lid. 15 to 21. CA'M'LE -Steero23.11)to 28; Heifers 17 to 22.50; Fat Cows 17 to 21; Cannero 7.50 to 14; Bulls 20 to 2UO; Stock Cowe and Calves 1115 to 253; Stock Steers 22.80 lo 30; Stock Heifers 17 to %4.50; Stock Steer Calveo 30 to 36; Stock Heller Calves Zf to 28; VEAL CALVES - TO(lfl 41· Secondo 41.35; Medium 32.25 ~ 38.50; Common lc Heavies 31 to 37.20. Friday and · Saturd~.Y. · OPIN lOTH FRIDAY AND ••.., NfGHTS TIL 9 SALE! FRIDAY nl SAlURDAY I Fl!'$t Floor Hosiery Department A Spetlal Group ot Save now on your favorite styles and colors of Kayser .Pantyhose and Stockings during Elbertelds annual Kayser Fall Safe. brands - sizes to Ill everyone from petite sizes . regular juniors · misses sizes · tlalf sizes and super sizes. Reg. 29.50 Womens Dresses • Site 20.00 Reg. 25.00 Womens Dresses • Site 16.00 Reg. 19.5~ Womens Dresses · Sale 14.00 Reg. 17.50 Womens Dresses • Sale 13.00 Reg . 16.50 Womens Dresses • Sate 12.00 Reg. 14.95 Womens Dresses • - . . Sale 11.00 13.95 Womens Dresses - • •• S.le 10.00 ...., Regular 1.35 lcilan or.Cannca Stockings 1 Group i7.9J and SI.9J col1on Bedopr,edl. Good colon. Full and Twin slzeo. While thty lao! .. . Big Hlectlon of fall colors In theae stretch styles. Solo "cpolr-3 polr lorUt- 6 polr lor S.IO 4.99 R111. 2.10 Hlp. !'oM Stoddnos • . • . . R111. I.SO C:.rmoton Ponty 'n SNm Rofllli . • Rill. 1.50 Fli-AIHop $floor Slotlllnos • • Rill. UO C:.rmolon llklnl Panty- . . • R111. UO tonlrol Panty & stoddngs . . Site 6.00 S.le 7.00 Sale 1.00 Reg . 12.95 Girls Dresses Reg . 10.95 Girls Dresses Reg. 8.95 Girls Dresses • Reg , 7.95 Girls Dresses Reg. 6.95 Girls Dresses Reg. 5.95 Girls Dresses Reg. 4.95 Girls Dresses Reg. 3.95 Girls Dresses Miracle fa • Solo Ut Pair -lpolrlor4.71 ~c potrtoruo Many styles to ttloose from-selected from our regular stock. Misses and tlalf sizes. Now at a great savings- including all sizes. Hundreds to choose from . All easy care fabrics and new fall colors. Cook • Bake · Store CoQkware . While witt! blue cornflower de$1gn consists of: . - 1 Gwlrf eov,red ·S.ucepan - 1'h Gwlrt Covered 5I ucepan Quart Covered 5I ucepan ' $7.96 Oloose from Regular, R-eel or Miss Petite size ranges. A GROUP OF WOMENS WASHABLE COTTON AND BONDED JERSEY DRESSES. SELECT YOUR GIRLS SCHOOL D'R ESSES By KAV C111U8'11!:NSEN Mn. Merton lll!lbt her pNdldlona m tile bull of old wive• round. 111e wrtte• her 1onca11 1w1ee • year, Ill the r.n and Ill the PENINSIJLA, .Ohlo (UP!) - Tblnga of nature, Including cal- talel lllatlbe bas heard repeated m tbe nnl Ohio larmlanda IIJl'lnl. erplllan, bullerlllea and acorn~, are lllllCIIg tile folklore !dina ol. where llhe grew up. Mn.Ma1<11, who""" thellrsiWUIIID groduatelnllcrlkllltln Ohio whlcb Mn. l!unlce Merton uses to comjll'iae her a11111al 1MB Ohio State UDiverllly, wu a la...ape 1rdllted 111' _,y TradlliiJI hu It, Ill' lnatance, lllal tbO darbr tho eaWpllllrs, Banp Comer Buc Blrometer. ,..,..... llle Wl'1lle her wealller predldlona "just 111' llll" and the tou&ber tho wlll'..,r will be. Aller 11neying tile lllp.olhla year, llle 77-fear-old Mn. Merton Ill IIIII year'tlorecut, Mn. Merton wrote, ''lharp ODd hard are dlatrllluted them to the Delghbon and larmn neerbJ. pncleted. ''Iudden, abnlpl and brutal" wbXer ... ''lor the hot, tbe l1nell between tile ll'own and tho black on tbe wooly bear Bonlnfl', her husband of 10 yean, aald be got wind of the rlcluummer II over and tile harveot moon bas gone." eatarplllarl thlt hwnp and hurry a<I'OIIthe roadt. And the black 1«teu11 when llhe was nature coJnmn!ll 111' the Grill M1ll, 1 Mn. Mertcm, who hal DOll' loll her vlslm and depends upm lB deep and tlllclt, uature's truelllli8n." W-*'Y newspaper. neighbor children lope her the teUtale slgJw of nature, hal been It might seem dllfladl to oblerve the Unea m a eaterpUlar'o Hal Geaenl Aflleal . llwWfl' aald he plcbd up a feature llaey m the wat11er rnUtnc """tiler predlellons lin<e she """ 16. lack, butMn. Merton dalme lbllll julloomet naluraDy . "llle lllrled when llhe waal8 years old and lived m her father'• "II you lived with them m a farm like I clld, you'd mtlco," she pndlclkllll 111' the ae.eland' Prw, where he wu a future farm In llidllleld Townllhlp," oald her lnuband, Bob Bordner. lldd. "You'd Just noUce an the time." writ« WII!IIB when be retired. "The neJabban were Interested In II and each year IIIey came All« tile llrll publleall111, II became 111 IIID!lallllcl'y, teUlng Tbe weather loreeaater oald she ~ no particular llepo lor her predlctlma, but tbal tbe continually noll!a the ''alp" year ()h(Mno what to apect from tile weather that year. &'OI!IIdand II'!UIIad lolmowwbat the · - • would be." .~ 9.99 a set ~ta..lar 3.00 Calnhih1 Stletch Pantwhase 1-J...ft_.,.,_.......,.-Pr;;.;;.;.-...:.: SALE! FRIDAY and SATURDAY SALE! FRIDAY and SATURDAY Bangs Corner Bug Barometer Points to Hard, Cold Winter Coming Ware Trio Sets r KAYSER FALL SALE WOMEN'S DRESSES Selec:ted !rom our regular slotk. All top name Reg . .7.95 Womens Dresses Reg. 8.95 Womens Dresses Reg. 1G.95 Womens Dresses le At Elberf•ldsln Pomeroy . . ' . Solo us polr Sale I. 19 polr Sale I. It polr Solo 2.10 polr Sale 7.00 S.le 6.00 S.le 5.00 Safe 4.50 Sale 4.00 Safe 3.50 Sale 3.00 Sille 2.50 Size 3 to 7 and 6 fo 18. All permanenf press . Good selection of patterns. press corduroy . cuffed . SO SWEATERS Permanent per cent Fortrel Polyester . 50 per cent Cotton. Sovo 11111 wHhnd Cardigans In LEE PREST JEANS I zlpp~r perfect filling. and boys right away . Make your 'lelec1Jons now . Cent VIscose Rayon. Cocorotor colon. Rug . conloiW mot · lid mac:lllne dryable. Frkloy and Sa!UI'IIay 3.59 11.19Extro LldCO¥tn Solo . 1.00 Choose from our complete beautiful colors. Low Fall Solo Prl.. 1.19 skein 3.49 US Slzttundr• Boyo Loo I'm! .loans Sale 4.29 All 1.00 yd. Savings on 54" Throw-Away Bags Cloth bock . good oolecflon colora. Special Sole Price. " By United l'rHilutemaUolllll before tile United Nations today Anwar Sadat was named to slate hlB nation's case In tile president of EsYPt today to conllnulng Middle East conflict. replace Gamal Alxlel Nasser, He already has asked lor a full. who died Sept. 28. Sadal, a M- scale U.N. debate on tile Middle year-<Jld co-revoluUonsry of East, which probably will c<~me Nasser, will be offlclaUy sworn Oct. 28 after tile U.N. 211111 in Saturday. anniversary celebrations are Sadat became acting pres- over. !dent on Nasser's dealll and Rtad mel wilh U.S. Secretary was chosen by tile Arab rl State William P. Rogers in Socialist Union, E&YPt's mly New York Thuraday evening. poilUcal party, and tile national and allhough 111e talks were aaaembly as tile only candidate described aa friendly there was for a six-year term. Final no indication any positive aPJlroval came from tile progreaa has been made. They nation's 8 mllllon eligible Kheduled anotller meellng in voters, who eaal tllelr baUollln coming days, but no definite a national referendum '1'hurs- time was set. day. . However • diplomalie sourceo Minister of Inter!..- Shaarawl at tile United Nations said lbe Gomaa announced tile resulta "'•t of cmveraaUons betw .~ een .~.l!l0Gf.A JOiiiiEB Mill Nlw VaJCo Ill bMt . of the referendum today .....,. Rogers and Rlad ""' ,lbo~ otea wllollljlntl .''yel" to llldl!l'l Egypt would like to prolong tile ~·--;wiD lwlrllllllllllli..,.n IIIIIWIII a ftall!l e Clllldldlcy. lll).day ce..Wlrelllat anda Nov. til tile f*ll mpirel rltho Jllc Blltd Mlnllrel AlsoclBtlm to be On tile dlplomallc front 5 but was no! prepared to llla,..t 11 I riO p.m. 11011 ~and S.turday at tile new Egyptlan Foreign Minister r~move any mlssllea from tile MeJga lll&b Scllool, Rock Sprlnga. The Bi8 Bend lhow will Mahmoud Rlad was going Suez Canal standotlll zone. mark tho lint time 111' Mrs. Rlgga to use theae ludveslil ber ...·.············~·.·.·:,.······ ·.-.· ,...;.·.:.·.·~·····;.·.;.·.····!o······..-:······ ,.,.·.······ .·..·...--......... w.w.•.·······'·"-' litl. ' 6f.. PkO.' 1.00 yd. Just reteivedf New Shipment 1970 SUEPCRAn BLANKETS Big assortment Thermala, conventional weevli and ttec- trlcs. Beautiful colors In solids ond floral pollerns. All Tricia ,---------------------------, I News •.. in Brie~s Jt I To Help J' Bob Taft washable - 72x90 •nd 101x90 tlzes. Another Big Shipment Men's 1.00 Orlon Dress Socks One size fils all sizes 10 to 13. White, black and a big selection of solid colors in dark and llgtll shades and the new heatherlones. Buy your needs Friday and Saturday and Save. Mens Blanket Uned Mens 2.95 Flannel Sport Shirts Small 0•·1 ..'h). medium (15·15V.), Iorge (16·160/t), extrelerge 117· 17112) . Mode with tong toll . two pockets . 100 per coni c:ollun llennol · colortul ploldl. 88' 2 for 5.00 - -· 6.44 "Lee" Long Sleeve 14.98 MEN'S SHORT SUEVE PERMANENT PRESS JUMP SUilS - 12.98 Men's 5.95 Casual Slacks Permanent press SO per cent Fortrel Polyest@r and 50 per tent tollon fabrlt. Solid colors. Made with taper legs · no cuffs. Comfortable to wear. Easy to wash and care for . Sale prite Friday and Saturday 1----------------·-...C Mens Lee Prest Tech Twill Work Uniforms A new work suit by Lee of SO per cent Polyester, 50 per cent cotton. Expertly made. Big seletllon of sizes. Stllrls from 141f• to 20 - Trousers from 29 to SO. Ask any of the salespeople to help you find your cor retl size. blanket lining. Durable Sl•o Frklor IIIII SIIUI'IIay . ' 6~29 ~~Hit lay-- with the A thlt:k, folm Rlbblt blclling ll'llkl• this tl'lftyl ftoor IOfttr and )lOUr room qu'-ler. And incltntation m.m ,,. 1 tfling af tM put, becau11 light..,., OOUJMBU8 - 8111CRBTABV OP STATI Ted llrolm I""'P••• lltifUDilbe prima')' election day tn"Ohio to ttie 1111 '1\!eadq In Auiul ... 'tho middle r:l September 111' • shorter CIIIIIP'IIJII period. "1bli would """"""tnlo tltlnga lnotead of tho cumnt procedure wUcb drip oo Ill' more flllll liz monlla from thotlmee periOIIIIIICIIIlnatad lor 111 oftlce,"llro1m uld. NlneloeD cblnses 8rillm cited to update atlo election Iowa Included~ tho llllntllet 111' mojor 11ate ollleai!MD tho jnMI teo to atleut llltiO ''to help the ~ lmalved In Ill' I c 1"1 audiCIIndklaclil and to~ llllnp by lrlvolouo le11, Wl~·lo-Wllll beautj In most rooms. It's 10ft . • . It's quiet •.• It's @'metr'Ong -y TOYS VIsit the Toy Department on the 2nd lloor. A big shipment of toys as shown on TV. Tummy . Twister, Cr.uy ' Straws. Scoop·•· Loop, Punch Ball. Weather Willie, Weather Windy; Doctor and Nursas kits, Fisher Price Toys, also dolls, 91!111 •nil riding toys 1nd many, many . mllre. V'll Nll*ins . By Scott. Oec:orator.l ~tors 140 ' one.ply · p.~per napkins In • P.,c~e. 1 He'd Shorten Campaigning in ·Ohio 0 Vinyl mnnt the floor It durable, lone wsartnc. 1nd so easy to ktep claan. 0 Choose from lhrot different de!llcns, ·ltn different coiOfl. 0 12 ftetwldl for ...m- ··' 19.95 a set 1 OOUJMIIVB-AGREEMENT ON A 20 cent per cwl. Claaa I nnr mlllt to be paid by Bcrden Inc. to members of tile Central Ohio ~tiw Milk Producer8 Aasoclalim, effective Nov. I, wtllend thellrm'IUtlgallon. Dairy larmn wiD gel •.llllper cwl. 111' dellwncl mlllt IIIli month and •.75 starling Nov. l,lo be the lint price lllcreue elnCII Aug. 1, JJII. The price lllcreue, tho aaaoclatlm lllid, would oompo1118te dairy larmn 111' prlce liicrealeolor feed, supplies and labor. The price wt11 be quoted to aD oilier companies In the area and llava tbe 111111 rme price dllfenntlals. COMFORT OF CARPET -8 soup SPGOIIJ -16 teaspoons -1 sugar spoon · -8 dinner forks -1 cold meat fork -a salad forks -1 pierced -2 tablespoons tablespoon -1 Buller knife -1 ,,ravy ladle -a Hollow handle dinner knives sarrated. I Milk Agreement Reached Joining the a I 111 Utllted "-Jateruu.... DURABILITY OF VINYL 55 Piece - service for Now I 4.99 Sizes J6 to so. Warm . BV' OftEIIM- MEN'S JUMPSUITS llgtltwelgtlt permanent press fabric for sport and work wear. Zlppe~ front. Sport style collar . elastic Insert at waist line. Small. medium. large and extra large sizes In regular and longs. JACKEl'S . blue denim with corduroy · toilers. '. Anew concept combines the best of two worlds of flooring! SALE! STAINLESS Sale! Men's Work Jackets Waist lengttl jackets with zipper front. Corduroy collar - 100 per cent quilt lining. Sizes 36 to 50. Cotton twill in grey · !ores.tgr'n . dark olive and blue denim. OVERAU. candldltel.'' " . M,W. Bla~k Gllides;,·Cbmmu.nist WI~ -IUIIIANIA'I'IVVRINO president, flniOmmjnlal ru11r to . ·' ,V'ISit our ihinl ftaar ftdibHe llld tab . . . . .·' of our Ot:tar -~ Piicel on r···. Kroehlet Uvin& .·Sofas • Suites • •,. . ·.t' French 3~ ~k• .·.1·00· ~-t·~~ :p' .. E \ ~~ *' tho lllBIIBJiand, IUu • 1r1p lbnJu&b Ncwlltirn California toda7 with bmer mollcll picture star llblrle)'TtmpleiJiae!taaa iuldt· Fl u' llleniNlcOfaoOeeu.eu m readtltW lllil 11'tamlri '1'burtdO wu tmD to dliiJMir In • natal!l'll'lalllp tbe TIMCJOI.ItlP ~ of lite llant of Atnlrlea. lite wwlil'llaraut hi"! ~relal lank. Amq ait tbe pmldenll ol Kala' Ia. and Jl'llnboard '1 Jrirratara fr.ute . !Jfters -" TBI Tittq WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. WDUam B. 8uloe, Jt.Oblo, sa)'lgovenuneat ollidaiJ ••• heeD wamed of lise doqer of belag lddnapped by ..tmnlat P''"'JIIo 11110b u U. ha_.al 1D Qaebe<. However, llle Wldte H._ IUid lise Jull<e Deparlmell dealed dlalaay govermn..t-wlde olert 1galosl lerrorlBI altacb lw been lasued. Saxbe oald Tbunday Ia 1 radio ll!tervlew: ''Tbe Jldllce Deparlmell bas oe advised tile memben of Coagr<u lllal IIIey obmld be ..,relul, tor IIIey haven't ptotlded us wilb alijl protecUm •• aach, but tllere lB lbla daqer !lild lllere lB ID alerl OD for -no! elected ofllclall - bill olber olflelaiJ 11&bl . ... !' j ~ 60 Hear Talks An eaumated 60 perBOIIS Thuraday nigbl at a Democrat party meellng at tile party beodquarters on W. Main St. beard speakers Mayor Jolm Burnwll'lh of Marietta and Max Farley, l.ormer highway dl\llllou q•....,"'ArlO· ~kTn 1P" 8 _ . .lamee Bailey, candidate Ill' county commlssiOIIer; Gocdon Caldwell, candidate for county auditor, and Dr. Harold Brown and Deiinar co.chairmen rl A. tile Canaday Gilligan fer " . :::::::::::::~::::::::::::'-:=::::::::..:.;:::;:;:)::;::~:::;::;;;::;;#;'::: Ne&otlatlou ore reported anderway for tile Bile of one of lbe oldest flrmo to GaDlpolls, llle Ohio Produce Compu)', lotated .. llle 11110 bltld of 1blrd Ave., to A. R. ltlilp~ Pommy, oner of tbe GaiUpollB aad Muoa CDUDiy Motors. 1be prvduc:e OOIII(IOiijl bas heeD operated lor put 42 yem by Harold Dalley ead KMl WDitanll. II lB reported lbe eomp11y will be llqllidoted over • period of -era! moalbl. .U(JW w;x,w.;:;;:; TEN CENTS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1970 Officillls Alerted about Kid1U1p llorols, ••onolone conlomporary. All over fiO(al, Early American. Exciting lnhlon colors. S!loclal Purdl1oo- Special SaYing• Frlllay a"" Sa!UI'IIay Hoover-Norcalrand POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT ;~ line of Ill-ply yarn weshebtt and prllhrunk. Small all over floret, all over $1.00 NO. 130 ent ury It's Sadat "Red He11" KnittinJ Walshld 100 Per Cent Colton Buulllul slipcover weight. Sailcloth Patterns · - For all Vacuum CIHntn. R~t~ular - We Invite vou to fry on a few Of thHt sweaters for mtn tnd 100 Per Western 1tyle, Made with double knles . Permanent press. Very well made and button front atyles . Sllpovers and v~1ts In V -neck and u . neck ltvles. You'll find 111 the latnt style~ and colon, too, In this Hlectlon. BathMatSels 5.99 Solo Prict Frkloy oncl Satvl'llay - Sl.lt cover. Machin& watheble • Slzos 4 to 12, Boys Ul - VIsit fhl Mens and Boys dtplrfment ltf floor lnd see our big selection of Sweaters for boys sizes 2 fo 6 . Boys alzes 8 to ·20 - M•ns sizes smafl (Jt . 31l. medium (40-42). large (4446) , and &xtra large (48-50) . VOL XXIII poroture c:lla..... Available In Twin and Full size wllhsln,lo control and Fullolze with Dual Control. A goocllnvntmonlln wln!er comfort. SlACKS ' MEN'S and BOYS' at y Polyester-Rayon end Co11on with Nylon binding. Woshlblo. SPORT SHIRTS 2 for 100 • Mothproof • Non-Allergenic. tontrol adjusts Ia room lerm· CORDUROY ~- b&-.""' ELECIRIC ILANKDS BOYS' Sizes 32 to m1klng cuahlons,_ toys, dolls. Wllhebllf-<lrles In! - llghlwolfht. l.Jb. bal 69' Selec:led styles of Besfform Bras and Girdles now at tremendous savings In our First Floor Foundations Department. !------~-...;..,.----------1 su9 S Pc. Special Sale! Mens 6.95 . Shredded Folyurothlne lor Drlpery Department-2nd Floor "Baronet" Fully Automatic Sole SAVE UP TO 50% IESTFORM FALL SALE .. Flalils ''lbe ner,bban lond II. Tbe lauw.w bo!lgbllt,lllllrllall (lilt to have a &fllfl'll appul," uld Bordnoi . ·• ''Of-· 11'1 )U!ItllerurallolkiGn ol. Ohio," be l!!lilld; ..... """""'" lbe I I II developa ... tile nplatiaD, . . . and · IIIID!Ik Sbt )Ill aD r:l nabn IGre." And IIIII bow ucurate are her we tbr prwl!dHnt ''al, lhiJ ...Uy lnl'lt out tnft1 weB," Mn. Mel1m llld modeill). lllr bu11'411d, bowem, elobantecl. . ''TID to ill yurs ago, tbe Clevalll!d ........ compellfiGn wilb ber,and by lolly ,lbeturnad out belltr .... did/' be Mid. If Mn. Mlrlcrl'a uature 1iCnJ ... true aglln IIIII ,_, Celioane had bettA!r llaltGn up tl>o'.... coell. She wrllel, ·or-~ dy, alleloe 111at IIVIII II dolnl,.. 1be Maoon 01 UO.~X::::?Y.:::: MUler Will Meet Governoc Clllllp8igu In Meigs ~a~~ were made for a meellng at 8 p.m. next Thuraday wheu Profeaaor Samuel Smith, political aclence In· slructor of Rio Grande College, will apeak al county htw••• Tbe final ._ling ot which apectal apaaters wlll be lsalured and announced later will be on Nov. 2. icts 2 National Guard Is Not Blamed RAVENNA, Oblo (UPI)-A apedal grand jury whlcb ln..,_ ligated the r.tal ahoollnp r:l lour Kel>l State atudenta May 4 during a cmlrontaUm with NoUonal Guard!llnen today iDdlded 25 peraons on 43offenaes. No guardsmen were Indicted. Tbe repcrl uld the ''majll' responsilllllty" Ill' the ll1ootlnga rest& willllllo Kent State UDiwnlty admlntllrallm becaue ol.lts "llllly, overlndulsenee and pormllll...,..."ln relodons with Ita otudenta llld faculty. Tbe grand jury aald the NaUonal Guard acted In "llllf delellle" when II !Ired Into tile group ol lludenll. The repcrl uld lbe :=·:;.~ot "subject to crlnilimJ prweeuUm"lll'- 1be repcrl by tho apedal grand Jury •whlcb wu ordenod by the llate, dlllers sharply with the report liiiiOd by the l'relldenl'a Omvnlsslon on Campua Unret!l whlcb NPUW! lbe nwtngs equally on lludenll and guardamlll and 1114 Natlmal Guard lr'"'JII should never again go m a college Clliilp" with loaded weapons. 1be grand jury endoned tile use ol. live liiUIIllilllloo when needed. The report oald M ~ tho minds o1 lbllae who blr• were struck by rocb and<~ rUled and orhonriae fa11nted objects hurled at tllai! aa IIIey tile Natimal Guanl, It lB c'moved to the vlctnt(J of tile that from the time tile Guanl group of student.a. reached tile practlee football "Whatever may have been In field, they were on the defen.. live and had every re11011 to be concerned lor their own weifare," tbe rep:rt: said. The panel lllid tile fact that It found tho guardomen who !Ired tile weapons" acted In oelf dafenoe" does not mean II condoned tile actions of guanl officers. OLA Honor Given Meigs' Blakeslee Charles E. Blakeslee, president of the Meigs Local School Dislrict Public Ubrary Boord of Trustees. has been selected "Trustee of the Year," by the Ohio Library As· aoclallon. He received hla apecial award at a luocheon today at llle 75th anniversary conference of the OW in Columbtu. The award was made for Blakealee's outstanding oervlce to hi! corrununlty and to tile development of public Ubrary service during tile 20 years he bas aerved, first on tile board of trustees of tile P<ineroy Public Ubrary, Iller aa chairman of tbe Meigs Local School DIBirict Public Ubrary. Tbe award alao states that Bllkealee, tllrouah hlllntereat In tho Ohio Library Plln, led tile way to the ll'pl1ilaUon of a l<kounly Ohio Valley Area Library . Mr. Blake!lee reoldes at IW IJn. coin Heights, Pomeroy. Meigs Local School Dlalricl Public Library Board members "To the contrary, we have cmcluded lllal tho group of guardsmen who were ordered to disperse the crowd on tile Commons were placed In an IUitenable and dangerOUII pool• lion," oald the report. "The grand jury also COO· eludes thai tile weapons Issued to tile National Guardamen are not appropriate in quelling· campus dlsonlere,.. tile report said. The grand jury also 1114 however, be lurnlahed will! Uve ammunition when needed. 1be panel also said "tile mal• responallllllty" Ill' tlle·lncl· dents occurtng during tho weekend leading up to the obootlngs ''relll clearly wilb lhooe per-· 10111 who are charged with the pardsmen abould, BLAKF'I'l' EE admlnlalrallm of the UDiverllattending today'aevent.,. Dr. ty." Pearl Stanley, Mn. Nellie Vale "To attempt to fix tile aole and Mn. Ellen Glbbo. Local · bllme lor what llappened dttr· li)lrarian Mrs. Jelll Hart also 1ng this period 111 tile Nallmal: attended. (e-ll ' • Pqelll �. . ~ •-l'llt~'lltnllnel.lllddlepJc~oy,o., Qcut,lfiQ · fVtii~~-~I~ilg-B;~;d;;r-1 a- ' /)1_ ti{_ '1:-J ' 'f'.* · '· the '£ ••· ·-~ . , • • World Soria RtConls - ..... 509 Boltlmore Y. .! · tf70 Hlgheot sll!llglna pet.. both .,, lt-GoiH Soritsl clubS, ser111.;...ttr s..t Uo9J IIY $:&O'IBWI Hna f<lr a "'-""lion to • aold- at 7ih • 171b Bt• .. .Barbnod to lnillvidull Cln. (.:J,jt) · . • l• NEW YaUt - ~ Yldil out "DlrUest Sbow In TOWD" alool!IJ old ICIIII Ill an lllliqllt Balllllt Fltldl:m , Most !olaf 'boSH, 10rlot-t7 Most putouts, It! etubs ·" wiD . , ., """'elf lo ll1d cot me ... Juot a lew TV Cary Grant movie ;"!be B<ool<s t<oblnoon, Boll. 11t'l-%~ !loll. n ) vs. Cln: : . ..... ..., ... Ylt 'IV IDd ain&n 11&11. Tenn. Wma. plllya Blabap'a Wife": ''Loll Ap,o," . Fltldlnt I t29) l'ldlo - Ia batlll!l' •Ill 1111 WON ""'"""""" Just Most double plays slarlad br Most assist&, both clubs, II H'a titled, and too bad It liol loll ' ""t bl$0man, oorlot-% LN oerln-93 Boll. (.SO) vs. Cln. •·• lllln venlollof ~~~~-~ far u flltb could .., ... Their ... Galt c1wnp 1te11 Venturi • ,..._ ._.................,, Ho' May, Cln., Oct. tO (61b Inn.) (.(JJ ~· ' ~· -~~ •.. I deft111e Wll that they ' " " ~II ... We llleUed a "Oct. n (7th Inn.) Pltchi111 · . the 1111 011 IIIII tldl - ''<ompallll91111e fUll!" ... But of the ''liooldl" at Pltclllnt Most pitchers,. both clubl, ·' !Ia Reed Ileal ... Ia It, IIIII tile there always remained the wtddliiC acene of "Piau Most apr.Hrances, rtllel serles-11 Boll. (9) . ., Cln. 19) <rill ......._.... pltchlt', aar es-4 Cloy Cilrroll, Fewnt ~omRfelo 111!11es• bolt! aomelhl!ll claoalcally brutal &lite" f11m1na at the Plua Cln. ' . . clubs, llt'lit-% Cln. (0) vs ·' ,...:~-;·~~.;;; about them ... Eratwb11e real Hol81 - end It wu ntsr Chib • - , Batt. 12l · Canllo'a DOW a mllllmelrei at estate mlllionaln Wm. llnond wilb caramel. ., World S.rln Rtcotds Tlod, tf70 . Banlnt . Most homo runs; llt'l-tO 15-Goma 5erltol · ·· least tllat's what he Wned Zecbndclf wiU try a CCIIIIback Ma~ Slm!IMIJI' '"!be tud '· ' hlllmore lnillvldual 'RiConh by Chet TannehUl ·, down in a real - • offer for via the llllvld Frllll Sbow In a Castle" 11 beiJw called a "NmMost home runo. both elubs, laltlni ,.' IU oalul!ble hll!d!. . In the 501 few weeb . 11t'l-t5 Bolt. 001 vs. Cln. 151 Hlltlnt In Hch ~lmt oerln flcUon novel," becau.ae Jt'a Now lhat tile Cincinnati Redo' Pete liGee baa plaJIII Ill a ·. be-n Part & Ma«<IO" ... N. Most ""'s bollid In, llt'lto- -5 Lee May, on.; 'Brooks amlmlr of the cndlt eard Roblnoon, Bolt. Wcrld Series, """"' might conclude lhal he won'lbav. mudllell 32 S..tlmort . Y. teleplme IDI.........tors let w . aemeot Stoae, llllcaso jungle, and Matty .,.. co- In lhe game Ia lnaplre hiiiiJplcal bustle. No 10. Pete now wiU IIAoat runs boiled In .both Most runo scored, Mrlao--4 • you know ....... they llancl - insunmce mllllonalre (WoU St. founderandlongtimeeaec......, elubo. aeries-52 Bait. 132) YS. LH May, Cln.;· John Pvwoll ~ . • ·• ..... lign off with ''Right Ill! .. Journal says be baa PIO,OOO,OOO d. Tbe Dlntn aub ... CJrt.t IIIOYt hill goal omrard to play In biiiO'!OIId Wcrld Serlea, and win. O n . ~ ,Most total biHI, Mrl- Most hill, ..,.,...,..., Paul Watch him so nat year. · ... stataa aceidentl: Aml!rican IIIII e~~~troll a biWon-<lollar Jones (of "llyan'a DIIU&btl!r") Blair & Brool<o Robina Ball ' .' Muoeum of History Pres. «mg!IXDI!'ale ), Is JlClUrinC cub swltdled from Pil Degermarl: Bedl' ~ger 8pelty Anderaon made a 8"!'CCftal all from 8oltlmcre Most total' boiH, bqlh clubs, Most hits, gam&-4 liroof<i . Ganhr Stout ..,_ hill hlp II® the carnpalgN of N. Y. to Olivia ("Juliet") HuMy ... the Sertea yestarda)' lollowing 1be Orinlea' t-3 viCtory In tbe Mh serlto-1o13 Bait. (171 vs. Cln. Robinson, Ball., Oct. tl Most fOnt hUi, wl...-,4 LH ·. plllylns t.eouia; Ground Floor State's nominee lor U. S. Sen. Wbyllltthedlrtleatbooilueem IIIII lastlamO: He Wl!lll Into the Jialllmore dreaalnc room til tell 1561 ' ' Most runucortd, both clubs. May, Cln. IHB; 2·HRII BrOOks ·• ji'Op. Mamy Znlf'a derriere's Jim Buckley and Callf.'s aU by W<IIIOII: Joanna Blimes, Earl Weaver and biiOrloles tbey were the beat team. sar l)es-;53 hit. 1331 vo. Cln Roblnoon,. Bolt. 12-28, 2,1:fR) In a .U.. after being loosed by Ronald Reagan ... He gave Joan Garril)', GWI!Il Jlllvil, Anderson didn't add, but be mustbave bad In mind, lhalthe 120 Moot runs bolltd In, lnnl~ . .Most run• scored, losing club, Dove McNally, S..t.. 6th rnn .• . biiJII& at Fa Clue, hill (and $%00,000 to the last Nixon Jacqueline Brilldn, J. SUoann Orlolee trerllthe beat team tills ysar between Oct. 10 and Oct. IIi Clnelnnafl Oct. 13 ·. · JadleOnaasis') Far IIliis, N. J . campaign ... And bow do we and a few more traaby dlstafl wben hltimore bombed the anclnnatl pitcblng alaf( wblcb na oerles-20 Hlgheshlugglna pet .. osrles· Fltldltta · . stables. wllboullll two real boraes, Jim Merrill, 211«111111! wlnnat, and know tills? Because be told us ... typewrlm. Moot put..n., Cllfcher, In nina· :· Laup-In npatrlate Judy Won~ say bow mud> be'l Bergdorf's Jerry the BarlJer Wayne Slmpam, IW, the 14 wlna C<ming bef<lre the All-lllar -3 JaM lloo!ch; Cln. 5th Inn., Oct. tO; Elrod Hendricks, Bolt. .. Carne and buaband Bob greenq lbe ReagaiHiuctley Is tile lllnsorlal veraiCIII of the break. 8th Inn., Oct. 11 · · . Berpna~>are llllrrq in a Cry- coffers because he says tile lite Henri Soule, whoae Really, II was remartable that lhe Reds look lbree alrllght 'r::--:--:. -------=! Most put..n., first bosetMn, : in. .. 'lbelma Carpenter, star of ..,poslum would try to cillm Pavlllm Restaurant spun ~ 1run the bot Plttsburgll Plrslea 1n lhe National Leacue ploy~. THE DAILY SENnNn • lnnlng_-3 Lie May, Cln. 21td 1 Inn., Q:t. 11; lth 1nn.1 Oi:f. 1~; · TV's "Barefoot In tbe Park " he's buying the electiona ... more !ban a dozen good 1biB they did witlllhat .... pitching staff lbat bad SCI'IIIlbled ', DEVOTED TO 7th Inn .. Oct. 1$ :• got her role the clasaic Paradoxically, he also restaurants after the owners lbtougb lhe 1111 ball of the aeaaon to maintain 1111 big lead lllbn Most double playi, ltllrd . INTEREST OF ·' Paramount scouted her by sprinkled $110,0110 on a Cl!lcago terYed UDder Soule: Jerry's a- In the lint .. MEIGS-M~. $0N AREA boooman, oerlos-O Brooks Ro· _CH!!5TER L. T-ANNEHILL, binson, hit. 3rd Inn., Oct. 11; accidellt wben she lllled in for ab"eet ga111 - and Slys It lllllppers now run a total of 211 Yup. They'D be back. · EKtc. Ed. lsi Inn., Oct. 13 ailing Pearl BaJiey in "llello, oeeded a Slflslacllry barrest d. barbersbopo of their own ... The ClubRICOfds The RedJ gave lha"O!!dB of baaeball !ODI In tile Tri..state R0.8Ec\l~y ~~~LICH, Dolly!" during one of l'l!arUe saved klda. IaHint oilier tonsorial ganluo In 1o1m area a wbale of a lot of entsrtalmlonllrom mid-April through "Published 011~ u~epf Mey•a many absences ... Mayor Jawn Lindsay's the Paul Mole m 2nd at 73rd St' Fewest triples, lerleo-o Bat•. September. It'D be a long waH f<lr the opening game at the 11'11 ,..ul,'l\:':l;g"&:~nv, ~ t V&J~~. tlmore ' Tenneaaee Wllllam! waited in radio voice urging listeners to also juat spun off lbree of season at Riverfront StadJwn St., Pomerov. Ohio, 451'69. Fowest stoltn baSH, both · lullnna Offlct Phone ft2·2156; clubs, aorlot-1 Boll (0) vs. . - - - - - - - . . . . . buy tbelr suits In a oommerctal sclasorera who opened a block · E=l Pllont P92-21S7. lor larood aff-th...-ack Barney's away as "Talk of the Town." IF PAUL BROWN, 11IE BENGAL bola, couldfublon ball u I Pom~, cbf.\!. 11011101 Po,ld •l 1 good a se&SOil as tbe Reds did, he'd be bappy (for tbls, another re~~~~:n"t:~lv:d·~~fln'~I1P.: building year). WllhoutGregg Cooke the "-•••· are I"'"• .... anotber ' GINew olloaherk, Ea~t •tst St.,: . .._._..... Yor c'""" tty, 12 New York. ball team olfenalvely . If Q~Dke can come back aflet a year's Suhocrlptlon rote~< Dtllvrod layoff due to aitoulder surgery, Brown w10 start 1n 11171 w~~at be · ~f.·~ .:r."~= ~· bad hoped to gel rolllng In 11171 a'"'""'"" 8088011 odvance at The oanv Slnllntl ' -..u .. -oe · Offlc!, 123.40. She months~ IIWldli ~.: fi R ds .. zme o~ . eca~ ,.. . . ti::~ ..r,~-129 ( .! '· )' · R..,.,. Sporls Desk "'· way : llb A.,.,,; ::.r,• · $11 .70. Three mOnths, IS.ts. By Motor Route where carrier: ' u•rvlct not available: On• month S1 .50. By malt : Ont_yur 112.00. SIX Mo,lths $6.25. TIU"H ' monthst4.00. Subscription- DrJce lncludfl Sunday Tlmtt~Stt1tlntl ~ YOUTH .uKED FOR IT This column is lor young people, their problelllll and ple&lllrea, their troubles and fun. As will! lhe rest ol Helen Help US!, II welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serlouo question will! a brush-off. Send your teen... ge questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help US! Ilhls newspaper). ,. The Fumace With Imaginative Engineering Contemporary Experienced manship 011, Gas. Electric and ,, Electric Heat Available. Pump $188 sPecial Foreman & Abbott Middleport, 0. N. W. 3- The Dolly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Oct.l8, 1f1Q t Clnclnl)iltl , Baltimore 9, Cincinnati 3; It's All Over FIWIIII~IIIdbolls, oertes-o Bolt. vs. Cln. Fewest blllo, bolt! clubs, serles-o 8o)t. .vs. Cln. Pitclllnt 1.1qsl pitCher _ s.Mrln-9 Bait. & Cln. Hth f,ewest wild pitches, serlos-0 Cln. . ,. ' \ -- CROW'S StEAK HOUsE • Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH Or4or By Phooo And .Toko Em HO... 992-5432 BALTIMORE (UP!) -For Dhe 10Ud year, tile Baltimore Orioles were a baun ted ball clul>-lntt lhat'a all over today · lor baoeball's newly crowned world champions. For one 10Ud year, tile Orioles were IPOOked by the ghost of lhe 1118!1 World Series, lhat humUiatlng defeat by lhe New York Meta just when lhe Orioles were ao sure IIIey bad lhe best team In baoeball. "I think we all dedicated ouroelvea to making up lor lui year," Slid si1J8ger Frank Robinson In tile bubbly celebration altor lhe Orioles bad drubbed the Cincinnati RedJ, 33, Thursday, to win Ibis year's series by lhe same score IIIey lost last year's, four games to one. The Orlolea earned lhelr oecond chance-running away wllh tile American League East DIYislon race, crushing the Minnesota Twlno In lllree strlll8ht games In tile AL play«fs. ADd IIley came close to sweeping tile oeries, losing only the fourth game before bounclnB back Thursday wilh a 15-lllt barrage against alx bapleaa Cincinnati pltcbers to oalt away lhe world's championship. HELEN ASKS FOR READER ANswERs Dear Reader&: Many of you write, "I read lhe question, cover up yoiD' anawer, . then ,see ~Of c)QIIO .,1 CQIIle :·to your -liolUtioil -or reactlca." WeU, flere's your chance to play Helen Help US! Below Is a problem which has no eaay way out, 10 I'm asldng my readers to oend me their anawers. I'U publlah the beat, end I'll alao keep count of bow many modern young people still put wedding vows before perICIII8! baR>Ineso. II may be an llllrlgulng """"' lnn!nt, yea? (How do I vote? When In doubt, an advice co!Willlist says, "Wait a wbl1e and see." &metimes 111rue love" isn't wbere Clllt lhlnks she has found ADMIRAL Au:. REAL SALE You Won't Believe Your Bu~! BE DISHWASHER BEST BUY IIOOil QQIICOUL • ltOftl Flo MHhanllm -- • 1-L.eNI Thoro Wuh, Powtlr lhowt,., llowtr r...r, • 1--WIIh Cyclel: Dltlr L01d1, • , .... 111. . a Hold • .._., Cutting llolrd Top • loft FOCHI DllpoiW • Rttnotlbtl ltlbtllzert with more kinds of new cara than,anyone else In the bualnea8. out sub-compacts, Dusto~o coming Ill rough. ...,_.. . . _ tt'o our - • t compiOI. COming tlirouglt witt! a happy-go-trlsky otyle oil Ill own. Big on room, oman In Prl<i- Lot our loweot Pri<td hardtop come ' lbrough your boll buy, other Pcltable Models $159 :~d H&R Wll. The neat day, however, Jim caUed. Alter we made ,., I told him about Ted, Olpeetlni him to understand. Instead be got lutlous, and sulci If I ever wanted to come bacl:, I'd come crawling. So lhatwasthe end of lhet. I realize II was a COlt d. pride Firestone 992-2238 Middleport, o. w thinlt tile Orloleo won't be bidding lor the cbamplonahlp again next year. Their first otrlng IJ not only magnlllcenl but aound phyalcally, and lhey are deep. As a sample, Merv Rettenmund, who is being grOOillfd to replace Frank Robinson In left field some day, merelf balled .322 during lhe seaaon and hit one of lhe . BALTIMORE (UP!)-"BaiU· more IJ the best team In baseball," Cincinnati Reds' manager Sparky Anderson oald, but added conditionally '111 1970." After losing tile liflb and decldlni game of the Sorles t-3 Tburaday, Anderson Wl!lll out of bil way to pay tribute to tile new clwnpiCIIII. He called tile Orioles ''great," "fantastlc," and "eultlng.'' He praised lllelr blUing. ADd, he sulci third baseman Brook& Robinllon ''dominated tile Se· staled he Dally. ''They beat the best team In tile Na Umal League -filii • crippled team," he said. Anderaon praised lhe Orioles repeatedly while talking witb reporters In hill erowded office ~ tile Reds' dreaalng room. Through II all, however, Anderson gave lha imp'easlon lhat be waa very a1ncere In hill praise, but really thought hia wao tile better club. Finally h<. 11ld It -"! still think I bave lhe best team In baseball. The Orlllles beat uoln five games and tills IJ their NBA Slondlngs BALTIMORE IUPI) - It was By United Prosslnt..-nattonal a World Series In which E11tern Conflrtnco everyllllllg Brooks Robinson did Atlantic Division . was right. 08 New York Wi t~ Even when he was caUed out I Phllodelphlo t 0 1.000 1'2 on strikes In lhe elghlll Inning Buffalo 1 0 1.000 v, of Thursday's final game, It Boston 0 2 .000 2 Control Division seemed like lhe perfect opporW. L. Pet. OB tunlty lor the Orioles' fans to Baltimore 1 0 1.000 cheer him on his way back to Atlanta o o .000 'h lhe dugout, and lhey did. Cincinnati 0 1 .000 1 Cleveland o 1 .000 t Roblnaon won tile Most Western Confer~nco Valuable Pilyer Award by a Mldwts~D1v~sl~ct 011 mUe. Altsrwarda, he remained Ph\':atr .. i D1.oo0 ... . his calm, pblegmaUc aell, but DO · .II ~ • t ": '0"1'!100 .':: : sWI was Dj.Ved to call It "~ Chl~go -~ •• , 1.~-J .. ,.5(111., ,'f,! ~~leat,,lblng lllat.._ ·lloii>MIIwaukee 0 0 .tiOCI' !h ned , P•clflc Division pe to me. W. L Pet. GB "This makes up lor everyLos Angeles 0 0 .000 ... thing. There's a lot of ~o:'ti.~'::'clsco ~ ~ aalisfaction and pride Involved Seattle o 1 .000 'h In bouncing back to win It," San Diogo 0 2 .000 t Robln!on sold. ThundiY'I Rnultl u'Whe I ~bad Phoonl• 119 Boston 100 n you lee ...t you (Only game scheduled) the beat club and didn't win it, Friday's GomH like last year It's a Ioiii walt San Diego ot Philadelphia to get 11 back'" Los Angeles at Chicago · 1 :l: . · Memorial Stadium here In October 11171. "What we learned here Ibis year IJihet we wiU bal>e to work harder In spring training and work harder during lhe regular season," Anderaon noted. ''The club lhat beats uo wiU bave to play betiaclous bileball,'' warned tbe first-year skipper. The Orioles pounded Anderaon's pltcllers In tile Series, collecllng 50 hils and 33 runs. But, he attributed that to Beltlmore's batten ralller than any weakneas In hill pltcling staff. "I tboughl we bad lllem In the second game ... after thelourlb game ... and after tile first In· niDI" of Thureday's deciding game wben the Reds scored lbree runs. "But, they just kept bitting. When a club keeps comln~ back like lhat I'm not Tonight's Games ABA Slaoillngs By United Pross 1nlenollonol E11t W. L Pet. GB t 0 1.000 ... Florldleno t 0 1.000 Plttsbu<"gh 0 0 .000 1'2 VIrginia Kentucky 01.0001 0 t .000 t Carolina Ot .OOOt New York Weal W. L. Pet. GB Ut"h 1 0 1.000 ... Indiana t 0 t.QOO Te•" 0 0 .ODD 112 Memphis 0 0 .DOll 1'2 Denm 0 . 1 .000 1 Tllurtday's RtsuHa Ironton at Gallipolis Alhens at Meigs Jackson at Wellston Waverly at Looan Alexander at Glouster w~;ekn Local at NelsonVIlleEastern at Federai -Hocklr,g Miller at Vinton County Huntington Ea1t at Pt. Pleosant Southern at Hannon Trace Van at Wohama Green Local at North Gallla Southeaotern at KVller Creek Chellpeake at South Point Oak Hill at Coal Grove SAYERS TO OILAIIOMA CHICAGO (UP!Hlale Sayera of the Ollcago Bears left for Plt1obu<"gh tOS New York t02 ldnalana t27 Kentucky 95 Florida tll5 Carolina '17 Fridly's hmts Florida at New York Oklaboma City, Okla., Thursday Ill' consullltion wllb Dr. Donlld Donabue, an crtbopedlc aurgeon, about hill ln.Jured left lmee. Sayers, who bas been plagued wilb ltDee ln,jurles lbraughoul Denver at Indiana lba~Vlkqs. SPECIALIZE For a year, lhe Orioles bad Uved with lha memories of last year's World Series five-game loaa to tbe New York Mets and, !bough IIIey rarely spoke of it, it was on their minds. "It was a long winter for us last year and I didn't want to go lhrough another winter like ;!'"t;~oald first baoeman Boog '::";..;know wbat would bave bappened. II would bave been the same tiling. We would have to listen to people all winter asking wbat happened to you guys qalnal tile Big Red Machlfie?' Well, we have a machine of our own." Robinson-! lor 19 in last year's oerles-bad nine hits In Iha oeries, scored five l'W1S and led hia team wllh alx RBIB. He made delenalve gems In each of lhe llrat lbree games and scored the winning run In the first two. Demonstrator Sale OOLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI )!JIIo state IJ not forgetting the 1 •-~ , 8Ia"""" .....cs 0 '""' year 1 cmleat withBigTenoppanentMlnneso· Ia, even If tile Important onetile ftnaJ acore-cama out In the Buckeyaa' favor M-7. The game looked like a rout, but lha acare depended to a great alent on ·n.e Gopher fumbles to turn the tide. Mlnneoota bad a lint dCIWila, 1110 better lhan Ohio State; gained 433 yards to the Bucka' 429 and set acbool records for IIIClll ~· (48) and 1110111 campletiCIIII (211) · Lou McCullwgh, wbo coordlnates the Buckeyes' defense, DODGE ·ciTY U.S.A. Knives, 70 n£CTRA BUICK ' SAVE 4 Or. Hafdtop, factory air conditioned. 6 way power seat, vinyl top, never been titled. Executive wife's c;ar. choose from . QUALITY~ 10 WATCH FOR . OUR BIG -KICK-OFF ' " . !.. "-'~ 3 iOOMS '!)o·' "· ~ '' ·~l ',. ' $349.95 ~... Dowi>klonco Cllt , eon-ltnl · T•ms. · MAsON · · fUftftJUIU . ;, ~ fMson, W. ·' - 'i~., Attention: Meigs Voters We as Meigs Countiansr Who have been lltglected all these years, have ao obligation to get out and vote on Nov. 3 in support of our next governor, John Gilligan. Pd. Pol. Adv. by Delmar A. Canaday ·' !(. ,• .1C .~; Tom Rue MQtors, 399.South 3rd ., ., .· •·· 'I) May, tb McRao,lf Corrales, ph Helmo,2b Concepcion, ss • 0 0 0 H. 4 1 1 1 $ t FINANCIAL RESULTS BALTIMORE I UPI) Financial figures on tile fifth game of lha World Series: N1 . Is _ $445 1191 73 c:nu:;,:~nera Ofll~e '_ M 873 78 BmUm;..e Club _ $!M,5I2.00 Clnci~ti Club - 194,~1.99. Amencan League Office $1M ~I 99 Nail~~ League Office _ $!M,~I.II9. .. Pia '-'-'' · 1''-•oi.w! ,ohJ · POl/ ....... . Y m first lour games. y,.' 4 1 3 2 2B-Role, Moy, McRae, ' h.... 'l'bapmafll'theNo.ll'lllkad Bucb b!Pllehlll their bomocomlltl weatend. Kin· 111110111 lllbalr _ . . Bill Tell GllPOftlnl of the - · Tbe 1111 lift . - ol the wOI be qalnBI cmference~. OSU trainer Ernie 8!111 tepOIIId '11nnls.J lbat dlllmllhe lactle flllltb 11t111oDJ II the miy pla)'ll' . . . to llllu 1111 Jill 1111111 wilb I ahmJder ""'!'~_!'itlt ;::: . .wbo "' IUIIerecl lloltUf- Buffalo Detroit Vancouver West 6 • 2 2 2 2 2 W. L. T. Ph Chlcogo 3 o St. Louis 2 t Philadelphia 2 t Loo Angeles 1 t Minnesota t t Pittsburgh 0 2 !lakland o2 Tllunclly's Rosutls Montreal 3 Buffalo 0 Chicago 2 O.troll t o 6 0 • 0 • 0 2 leadiDg 1 II v era m II b and goldamltb. Loeal Bowling Tboie runs wiped IIIII loll RedJ' lead end' starlld the Baltimore Orioles 10 a N World Series rout. "But I hope to ~ the opportunity to be bac:1t here nat year," he 11814 lj1lletly. alter the game. "I'd like to plly agalnal IIIII team, end we probabl)' w01." Merritt, ...- ...., arm hadn't pitcbod Iince tile lltCCI1d NaUCIIIII League playoll pme agalnat Plllaburah, aald lit wanted to start lhe flftb.pme · becauoe "I had good 1tuff." But alter Frll1ll Bob"•m'• home run In tile flrlt. be realiled bil eontrol ''waan't aa oharp 11 II could have been." Manager Spotty ADdenm told reporters he felt obligated to go with lhe aou~w afler Merritt sold he wu ready. Merrill hlmaell summed up lhe Oriole coup de grace, commenting, "If JOU pve a good hiller a chance to bit lhe ball he'll 1111 u .......bere." Though Merritt fell tile Orlolea fielded the beat team In lhe Series, captain Pete liGee maintained IIIII "We've atiU got tile beat ball club." I O<tobar t2, tf70 THE LAMPLIGHTERS Stondlnas• Team 4 D's No.3 No. I No. S 36 u 30 Value-Rated Used Cars 26 Untouchables 22 20 No.6 High Individual c;.me Harry Thomas, 235; Esther Sylvester, 192. Second - Donna Grate, 17.(, 1969 Cadillac Sedan DeVille 1968 Ford Falcon 4 Door touchables, 7.S. 289- V-8 engine, auto. trans., radio, Tum High Gomo Un- Tum High Serlts Un- touchobles. 2028. New York Cloltllng Farmers Bank PomerO)' Bowling Racine Food Market $1495 W· S· W 1968 Mercury Monterey THURSDAY AFTERNOON StondlntS• Team Simons Market M& R Food liner $5300 Mint green. black vinyl top and green interior. full power equipment, Climate Qmtrol air conditioning. Second High SeriH - Harry Thomas, 551; Pat Corson, 471. "':J,j28 tires. $2195 Two door Fastback. Turquoise finish, white top, black vinyl int.. 390 V-8. auto. trans., P.S., power disc brakes, radio, W·S·W tires. Real nice. 22 1967 Olds 98 4 door 1. Blue with blue Int., full power equipment, radio, W·S·W tires, factory air conditioning. 20 High Individual GoiiNI Calista Searls, 194. Second High Ind. Glmt Carolyn Bac~ner. 189. High Sarin- Calista Searls, 1966 Buick Wildcat 4 Dr. $1995 $1595 Burgundy finish wltti matching Int.. radio. w· 513. s·w !Ires. tinted glass, 1 owner New Olds Bllchner, .Q9. THm Hlah Game - Simons trade. Second Hlgb Sarlos - Carolyn MarkeJ. 751. . ,. , , . Toni Hlth Strlfl - Simons Market, 2162: - - - - - - - - - DAWSON QUITS PIIILADELPHIA (UP!)"Robinson dominated lha Ron Dawson, lhe leading series," aaid Sparky Anderson, ground gainer on lha Unl.eralty lhe losing manager. "He of Penneylvanla football team, deaerved to win lhe Most quit tile club Frtday almg wllh Valuable Player Award unanl· tbree other players. moualy." Dawaon, junior linebacker John Brlnjac, of!enalve end Tom Carbin and safety Marlm Roberts quit with a blast at Ccach Bob Odell, complaining tllal be took "all tile fun" out of football. dlflllll .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 t • 0 4 2 2 2 Toronto 5 0 t 0 New York October •• t970 lbe Mlnneaola -.-.option <lleue," Indiana coed> JGbn l'llnt aald. "We roopeclllll bil rutllllnti, but hill bali bandll!ll ll1d quick banda really apl 0111' 0 0 t t t 2 t 3 1 Bol.tun 2 W. L. T. P11 3 2 1 1 s 2 2 2 Montreal 0 2 Powell, Johnson. HRs-F. 0 0 Robinson, Reltenmund . $0 0 Cuellar . iphrerbbso Merritt Ill 12-3 3 4 • 1 0 Granger 2-3 5 2 2 0 0 Wilcox 12·3 0 0 0 0 2 Philadelphia 5 Vancouver " Cloninger 2 • 1 1 2 1 Mlnnaole • Plttlburgh 2 Friday's Gamet Washburn 1 1-3 2 2 2 2 0 Boston et O!tk!ar.a Carroll 2-3 1 0 0 0 2 Cuellar (W) 9 6 3 3 1 4 T- 2:35. A-45,U1. Paul Revere was Boston's --------- ''On'ry daela!IMutliUI yards In agalmt Indiana.job m E•st S 0 1 1 High Series - Harold Carsor.. predicts lhe Saturday confronIa tim at Ohio Stadium bore wiU " be a "helluva ball game. "You !mow we bad trouble stoppint! Ibis team teat year," McOillwgh sulci. "They bad 48 paases and we didn't get to tile puaer Clllce." 1biB ......, MinDeaota has lCIOI two, boti, to Big Eight teama, and won two, Including the D-G lbumplnB of Indlanl 1111 week. Ohio Stale hal wm aU three of Its games. ~- the Gopher ~-wiD be (Dig Curry, a Jl. fool.,\, lltttoundjunill'. Curry W etahlol23 puaaalor 147 yards end carried 141or 100 ~king · . Ahead To Next Year • 2 3 1 3 1 1 0 Cuellar. ph 3 0 0 0 Totots 31 9 tS 9 Cincinnati 300 OliO Oj!G-3 Baltimore m 010 02x-9 going to downgrade my pltDP- Baltlmore 1. LOBCincinnati 3, Baltimore 11. che111," AnderiJOil aald. "I honestly lllid< Clay Carroll waa the best pltdler Ill the Series -on either team," An· dersm Slid. Carroll did not gl.e ,., a run In lhe lbree games he appeared In end Wll cndlled will! the Reds' ~ win Wednesday. Anderaon begged off oo a quesllm a - poealble trades tills winter. General manager Bob HOWIIIIIl ''nevi!' Interferes wllh what! do on the fteld," be eaplalned, "but, trading Is bls department. I talk to him about a great many thinga, but he bandies the trading." ''The Orlolea beat us In five garnet~. They're a KreSl team," Anolerson sold Ill' wbat seemed tile umpteenth time, pouaed, pdfed his dgareUe, looked around the room, and again added, "ln 19'70... Merritt Is • t t 0 BALTIMORE (UPI) - Jim l 0 t 2 t 0 0 0 Merritt didn't look like the » 3 0 1 o game winning oce of the 3 0 1 0 ClnclnnaU pitching staff Thurat 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 day aa he yielded lour hill and o o o o four runs, Including a home o o o o run, in the first 2 1-3 inninga. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NHL Stondlnas H J • J ob r h ill ByUnlttdPrtlslnfornolional Johnson, 2b Etcheberren, c Gophers Eye Upset Over OSUBuckeyes ST selection of Albums Pertz,3b Bench,c 0 -------------- OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT Servero, Punch Bowls by • I t 0 565; Donna Grate, "'"· Detroit at 5an FranciKO MOIOII COIIPOMTIOfll Napkin• Books 4 0 0 0 R-.rf Was Brooks Rob1nson,AllThe Way WE lnvlfetions Decoration• Engraved Cake Tot1n, cf Merrlfl, p Granger,p Wllcox,p Bravo, ph ct... Inger. p Carbo,ph Wasllburn. p carroll. "1bere were 10111e thoughts Totots p In our mind about last year," laltlmoro Belanger, ss Belanger cCIIIfeaaed. Blalr,d But the ghosts of 'el are gone F. Robinson, rf forever, now. Powell, 1b Orioles Best Team-Sparky ltil - ' rein left )!neei!Qt)day In ajured came hill aplnlt OPJOMETRISJ The Orioles struck back will! two nma In each of the flral tbreft lnnlnga, added Reitenmund'a homer In tile filth, end a llnal pair In the elghlll. o1> r b ill tlnclonoli Rettenmund,lf .._.,..,..ACHRYSLER PTON, O.D. In tile Orioles' mlnda ,lor tile llrat time. And tileD Cincinnati rocke4 Orioles' 11artsr Mike CUellar lor lbree runs In lha first inning. In tile press boa, folks started llllnldns of golnB to ClnclllnaU for lbe alxth game Saturday. On tile field, pitching coach George Bamberger ran out to talk to Cuellar. "He WBI getting hia llt're'Wball Box Score B. Roblns.... 3b Clevoland at Portland IOnly gomH scheduled) ·' Duller. Our aucce11atory, Ouster. With mote room, more power, mo111 ever)'1111ng ttl an any mini-car you can squeazo Into. Look Orioles." ' Actually, baoeballllnda ltaell today wllh oometlllllg more lhan a new champion_. team lhat bestrides tile major leagues as no team Iince tile old New York Yankees has done. Thla Is the Ortolea' aecond world championship in five yeara. But lor lhooe "Amazing Mets" and lhelr Make "Her'' Dishwashing Easy It's 1971 at Tom Rue Moton, Inc. Dear Helen : Fifteen months ago my boyfriend of three years, Jimmy, and I bad a stupid light and broke up. To spite him I IICCipted a dale lhe nat night will! Ted and we aaw eacll other au that week. Then he gave me IU ring, I look II only to shcnr Jimmy I WBiil'l burtln'' which I added lhe inrda that aummed ''mlradel" ilal filii'' the Orlolaa' two IIGmeraln lhe ftnaJ up end ba •IIU nntecl to tllrow , II," aald ca~ Andy EldteU up lor !he men wbo beat Orlolea · would have been game. Retll' WID c.Ooabl barren. "'!'be three of ua tallied bueball'a beat lhret tlmel In him : The Reds' win WednesdaY about IOOtc to the curve ball "Last year belonged · to tile five yaara. bad ralaed the tbouiht of defeat more lind thal'l what we did." Melt. But 11170 belonged to tile Nor II 111ere any reason to "They're the Best ... " uThey're the best team in rtes." baoeball," conceded loalng Man- Anderaon credited Orioles' year." ager Sparky Anderson of lhe manager Earl Weaver wllh the "But, I bave tile youngest RedJ gracloualy, and lhen be leam'saueceao. He went to the learn In baaeball," he pointed Baltlmore dreaalni room to out. congratulate Weaver before Anderson would not flatly say meeting wltb reporters. be expects a rematcb nat year. "Everything about them is • But, in 10 many words, he gave tribute to W11wr ," he said, lhe Impression lhat he ''wlming 217 Kames In two definitely plans to be In years, beatlni uo in live games, tile way they conduct !bernselves -tlley've genUemen." "IV/Obelongato Baltlmor•,"It GET i971 iv & STEREO FOR LESS 1HAN 1970 PRICES NoGimmkb Just Real Savl11811 II.) Forllnrltb: 105,000 B. T.U. Cln. Ill 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix $1295 2 dr. H. T.; V-t, auto .• P. 8., P. S., radio, w·s-\v tires, mag wheels. AIR CONDITIONING. Karr&Van Zand NOTICE! .. We1 Clase E1111inp At 6:00 Far Duration of GM Strite "You'll LlkeOurQualltyWay of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY EVENINGS UNTIL 6:00 From the golden grain 'neath the generous sun comes the pure gm.in beer �. . ~ •-l'llt~'lltnllnel.lllddlepJc~oy,o., Qcut,lfiQ · fVtii~~-~I~ilg-B;~;d;;r-1 a- ' /)1_ ti{_ '1:-J ' 'f'.* · '· the '£ ••· ·-~ . , • • World Soria RtConls - ..... 509 Boltlmore Y. .! · tf70 Hlgheot sll!llglna pet.. both .,, lt-GoiH Soritsl clubS, ser111.;...ttr s..t Uo9J IIY $:&O'IBWI Hna f<lr a "'-""lion to • aold- at 7ih • 171b Bt• .. .Barbnod to lnillvidull Cln. (.:J,jt) · . • l• NEW YaUt - ~ Yldil out "DlrUest Sbow In TOWD" alool!IJ old ICIIII Ill an lllliqllt Balllllt Fltldl:m , Most !olaf 'boSH, 10rlot-t7 Most putouts, It! etubs ·" wiD . , ., """'elf lo ll1d cot me ... Juot a lew TV Cary Grant movie ;"!be B<ool<s t<oblnoon, Boll. 11t'l-%~ !loll. n ) vs. Cln: : . ..... ..., ... Ylt 'IV IDd ain&n 11&11. Tenn. Wma. plllya Blabap'a Wife": ''Loll Ap,o," . Fltldlnt I t29) l'ldlo - Ia batlll!l' •Ill 1111 WON ""'"""""" Just Most double plays slarlad br Most assist&, both clubs, II H'a titled, and too bad It liol loll ' ""t bl$0man, oorlot-% LN oerln-93 Boll. (.SO) vs. Cln. •·• lllln venlollof ~~~~-~ far u flltb could .., ... Their ... Galt c1wnp 1te11 Venturi • ,..._ ._.................,, Ho' May, Cln., Oct. tO (61b Inn.) (.(JJ ~· ' ~· -~~ •.. I deft111e Wll that they ' " " ~II ... We llleUed a "Oct. n (7th Inn.) Pltchi111 · . the 1111 011 IIIII tldl - ''<ompallll91111e fUll!" ... But of the ''liooldl" at Pltclllnt Most pitchers,. both clubl, ·' !Ia Reed Ileal ... Ia It, IIIII tile there always remained the wtddliiC acene of "Piau Most apr.Hrances, rtllel serles-11 Boll. (9) . ., Cln. 19) <rill ......._.... pltchlt', aar es-4 Cloy Cilrroll, Fewnt ~omRfelo 111!11es• bolt! aomelhl!ll claoalcally brutal &lite" f11m1na at the Plua Cln. ' . . clubs, llt'lit-% Cln. (0) vs ·' ,...:~-;·~~.;;; about them ... Eratwb11e real Hol81 - end It wu ntsr Chib • - , Batt. 12l · Canllo'a DOW a mllllmelrei at estate mlllionaln Wm. llnond wilb caramel. ., World S.rln Rtcotds Tlod, tf70 . Banlnt . Most homo runs; llt'l-tO 15-Goma 5erltol · ·· least tllat's what he Wned Zecbndclf wiU try a CCIIIIback Ma~ Slm!IMIJI' '"!be tud '· ' hlllmore lnillvldual 'RiConh by Chet TannehUl ·, down in a real - • offer for via the llllvld Frllll Sbow In a Castle" 11 beiJw called a "NmMost home runo. both elubs, laltlni ,.' IU oalul!ble hll!d!. . In the 501 few weeb . 11t'l-t5 Bolt. 001 vs. Cln. 151 Hlltlnt In Hch ~lmt oerln flcUon novel," becau.ae Jt'a Now lhat tile Cincinnati Redo' Pete liGee baa plaJIII Ill a ·. be-n Part & Ma«<IO" ... N. Most ""'s bollid In, llt'lto- -5 Lee May, on.; 'Brooks amlmlr of the cndlt eard Roblnoon, Bolt. Wcrld Series, """"' might conclude lhal he won'lbav. mudllell 32 S..tlmort . Y. teleplme IDI.........tors let w . aemeot Stoae, llllcaso jungle, and Matty .,.. co- In lhe game Ia lnaplre hiiiiJplcal bustle. No 10. Pete now wiU IIAoat runs boiled In .both Most runo scored, Mrlao--4 • you know ....... they llancl - insunmce mllllonalre (WoU St. founderandlongtimeeaec......, elubo. aeries-52 Bait. 132) YS. LH May, Cln.;· John Pvwoll ~ . • ·• ..... lign off with ''Right Ill! .. Journal says be baa PIO,OOO,OOO d. Tbe Dlntn aub ... CJrt.t IIIOYt hill goal omrard to play In biiiO'!OIId Wcrld Serlea, and win. O n . ~ ,Most total biHI, Mrl- Most hill, ..,.,...,..., Paul Watch him so nat year. · ... stataa aceidentl: Aml!rican IIIII e~~~troll a biWon-<lollar Jones (of "llyan'a DIIU&btl!r") Blair & Brool<o Robina Ball ' .' Muoeum of History Pres. «mg!IXDI!'ale ), Is JlClUrinC cub swltdled from Pil Degermarl: Bedl' ~ger 8pelty Anderaon made a 8"!'CCftal all from 8oltlmcre Most total' boiH, bqlh clubs, Most hits, gam&-4 liroof<i . Ganhr Stout ..,_ hill hlp II® the carnpalgN of N. Y. to Olivia ("Juliet") HuMy ... the Sertea yestarda)' lollowing 1be Orinlea' t-3 viCtory In tbe Mh serlto-1o13 Bait. (171 vs. Cln. Robinson, Ball., Oct. tl Most fOnt hUi, wl...-,4 LH ·. plllylns t.eouia; Ground Floor State's nominee lor U. S. Sen. Wbyllltthedlrtleatbooilueem IIIII lastlamO: He Wl!lll Into the Jialllmore dreaalnc room til tell 1561 ' ' Most runucortd, both clubs. May, Cln. IHB; 2·HRII BrOOks ·• ji'Op. Mamy Znlf'a derriere's Jim Buckley and Callf.'s aU by W<IIIOII: Joanna Blimes, Earl Weaver and biiOrloles tbey were the beat team. sar l)es-;53 hit. 1331 vo. Cln Roblnoon,. Bolt. 12-28, 2,1:fR) In a .U.. after being loosed by Ronald Reagan ... He gave Joan Garril)', GWI!Il Jlllvil, Anderson didn't add, but be mustbave bad In mind, lhalthe 120 Moot runs bolltd In, lnnl~ . .Most run• scored, losing club, Dove McNally, S..t.. 6th rnn .• . biiJII& at Fa Clue, hill (and $%00,000 to the last Nixon Jacqueline Brilldn, J. SUoann Orlolee trerllthe beat team tills ysar between Oct. 10 and Oct. IIi Clnelnnafl Oct. 13 ·. · JadleOnaasis') Far IIliis, N. J . campaign ... And bow do we and a few more traaby dlstafl wben hltimore bombed the anclnnatl pitcblng alaf( wblcb na oerles-20 Hlgheshlugglna pet .. osrles· Fltldltta · . stables. wllboullll two real boraes, Jim Merrill, 211«111111! wlnnat, and know tills? Because be told us ... typewrlm. Moot put..n., Cllfcher, In nina· :· Laup-In npatrlate Judy Won~ say bow mud> be'l Bergdorf's Jerry the BarlJer Wayne Slmpam, IW, the 14 wlna C<ming bef<lre the All-lllar -3 JaM lloo!ch; Cln. 5th Inn., Oct. tO; Elrod Hendricks, Bolt. .. Carne and buaband Bob greenq lbe ReagaiHiuctley Is tile lllnsorlal veraiCIII of the break. 8th Inn., Oct. 11 · · . Berpna~>are llllrrq in a Cry- coffers because he says tile lite Henri Soule, whoae Really, II was remartable that lhe Reds look lbree alrllght 'r::--:--:. -------=! Most put..n., first bosetMn, : in. .. 'lbelma Carpenter, star of ..,poslum would try to cillm Pavlllm Restaurant spun ~ 1run the bot Plttsburgll Plrslea 1n lhe National Leacue ploy~. THE DAILY SENnNn • lnnlng_-3 Lie May, Cln. 21td 1 Inn., Q:t. 11; lth 1nn.1 Oi:f. 1~; · TV's "Barefoot In tbe Park " he's buying the electiona ... more !ban a dozen good 1biB they did witlllhat .... pitching staff lbat bad SCI'IIIlbled ', DEVOTED TO 7th Inn .. Oct. 1$ :• got her role the clasaic Paradoxically, he also restaurants after the owners lbtougb lhe 1111 ball of the aeaaon to maintain 1111 big lead lllbn Most double playi, ltllrd . INTEREST OF ·' Paramount scouted her by sprinkled $110,0110 on a Cl!lcago terYed UDder Soule: Jerry's a- In the lint .. MEIGS-M~. $0N AREA boooman, oerlos-O Brooks Ro· _CH!!5TER L. T-ANNEHILL, binson, hit. 3rd Inn., Oct. 11; accidellt wben she lllled in for ab"eet ga111 - and Slys It lllllppers now run a total of 211 Yup. They'D be back. · EKtc. Ed. lsi Inn., Oct. 13 ailing Pearl BaJiey in "llello, oeeded a Slflslacllry barrest d. barbersbopo of their own ... The ClubRICOfds The RedJ gave lha"O!!dB of baaeball !ODI In tile Tri..state R0.8Ec\l~y ~~~LICH, Dolly!" during one of l'l!arUe saved klda. IaHint oilier tonsorial ganluo In 1o1m area a wbale of a lot of entsrtalmlonllrom mid-April through "Published 011~ u~epf Mey•a many absences ... Mayor Jawn Lindsay's the Paul Mole m 2nd at 73rd St' Fewest triples, lerleo-o Bat•. September. It'D be a long waH f<lr the opening game at the 11'11 ,..ul,'l\:':l;g"&:~nv, ~ t V&J~~. tlmore ' Tenneaaee Wllllam! waited in radio voice urging listeners to also juat spun off lbree of season at Riverfront StadJwn St., Pomerov. Ohio, 451'69. Fowest stoltn baSH, both · lullnna Offlct Phone ft2·2156; clubs, aorlot-1 Boll (0) vs. . - - - - - - - . . . . . buy tbelr suits In a oommerctal sclasorera who opened a block · E=l Pllont P92-21S7. lor larood aff-th...-ack Barney's away as "Talk of the Town." IF PAUL BROWN, 11IE BENGAL bola, couldfublon ball u I Pom~, cbf.\!. 11011101 Po,ld •l 1 good a se&SOil as tbe Reds did, he'd be bappy (for tbls, another re~~~~:n"t:~lv:d·~~fln'~I1P.: building year). WllhoutGregg Cooke the "-•••· are I"'"• .... anotber ' GINew olloaherk, Ea~t •tst St.,: . .._._..... Yor c'""" tty, 12 New York. ball team olfenalvely . If Q~Dke can come back aflet a year's Suhocrlptlon rote~< Dtllvrod layoff due to aitoulder surgery, Brown w10 start 1n 11171 w~~at be · ~f.·~ .:r."~= ~· bad hoped to gel rolllng In 11171 a'"'""'"" 8088011 odvance at The oanv Slnllntl ' -..u .. -oe · Offlc!, 123.40. She months~ IIWldli ~.: fi R ds .. zme o~ . eca~ ,.. . . ti::~ ..r,~-129 ( .! '· )' · R..,.,. Sporls Desk "'· way : llb A.,.,,; ::.r,• · $11 .70. Three mOnths, IS.ts. By Motor Route where carrier: ' u•rvlct not available: On• month S1 .50. By malt : Ont_yur 112.00. SIX Mo,lths $6.25. TIU"H ' monthst4.00. Subscription- DrJce lncludfl Sunday Tlmtt~Stt1tlntl ~ YOUTH .uKED FOR IT This column is lor young people, their problelllll and ple&lllrea, their troubles and fun. As will! lhe rest ol Helen Help US!, II welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serlouo question will! a brush-off. Send your teen... ge questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help US! Ilhls newspaper). ,. The Fumace With Imaginative Engineering Contemporary Experienced manship 011, Gas. Electric and ,, Electric Heat Available. Pump $188 sPecial Foreman & Abbott Middleport, 0. N. W. 3- The Dolly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o., Oct.l8, 1f1Q t Clnclnl)iltl , Baltimore 9, Cincinnati 3; It's All Over FIWIIII~IIIdbolls, oertes-o Bolt. vs. Cln. Fewest blllo, bolt! clubs, serles-o 8o)t. .vs. Cln. Pitclllnt 1.1qsl pitCher _ s.Mrln-9 Bait. & Cln. Hth f,ewest wild pitches, serlos-0 Cln. . ,. ' \ -- CROW'S StEAK HOUsE • Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH Or4or By Phooo And .Toko Em HO... 992-5432 BALTIMORE (UP!) -For Dhe 10Ud year, tile Baltimore Orioles were a baun ted ball clul>-lntt lhat'a all over today · lor baoeball's newly crowned world champions. For one 10Ud year, tile Orioles were IPOOked by the ghost of lhe 1118!1 World Series, lhat humUiatlng defeat by lhe New York Meta just when lhe Orioles were ao sure IIIey bad lhe best team In baoeball. "I think we all dedicated ouroelvea to making up lor lui year," Slid si1J8ger Frank Robinson In tile bubbly celebration altor lhe Orioles bad drubbed the Cincinnati RedJ, 33, Thursday, to win Ibis year's series by lhe same score IIIey lost last year's, four games to one. The Orlolea earned lhelr oecond chance-running away wllh tile American League East DIYislon race, crushing the Minnesota Twlno In lllree strlll8ht games In tile AL play«fs. ADd IIley came close to sweeping tile oeries, losing only the fourth game before bounclnB back Thursday wilh a 15-lllt barrage against alx bapleaa Cincinnati pltcbers to oalt away lhe world's championship. HELEN ASKS FOR READER ANswERs Dear Reader&: Many of you write, "I read lhe question, cover up yoiD' anawer, . then ,see ~Of c)QIIO .,1 CQIIle :·to your -liolUtioil -or reactlca." WeU, flere's your chance to play Helen Help US! Below Is a problem which has no eaay way out, 10 I'm asldng my readers to oend me their anawers. I'U publlah the beat, end I'll alao keep count of bow many modern young people still put wedding vows before perICIII8! baR>Ineso. II may be an llllrlgulng """"' lnn!nt, yea? (How do I vote? When In doubt, an advice co!Willlist says, "Wait a wbl1e and see." &metimes 111rue love" isn't wbere Clllt lhlnks she has found ADMIRAL Au:. REAL SALE You Won't Believe Your Bu~! BE DISHWASHER BEST BUY IIOOil QQIICOUL • ltOftl Flo MHhanllm -- • 1-L.eNI Thoro Wuh, Powtlr lhowt,., llowtr r...r, • 1--WIIh Cyclel: Dltlr L01d1, • , .... 111. . a Hold • .._., Cutting llolrd Top • loft FOCHI DllpoiW • Rttnotlbtl ltlbtllzert with more kinds of new cara than,anyone else In the bualnea8. out sub-compacts, Dusto~o coming Ill rough. ...,_.. . . _ tt'o our - • t compiOI. COming tlirouglt witt! a happy-go-trlsky otyle oil Ill own. Big on room, oman In Prl<i- Lot our loweot Pri<td hardtop come ' lbrough your boll buy, other Pcltable Models $159 :~d H&R Wll. The neat day, however, Jim caUed. Alter we made ,., I told him about Ted, Olpeetlni him to understand. Instead be got lutlous, and sulci If I ever wanted to come bacl:, I'd come crawling. So lhatwasthe end of lhet. I realize II was a COlt d. pride Firestone 992-2238 Middleport, o. w thinlt tile Orloleo won't be bidding lor the cbamplonahlp again next year. Their first otrlng IJ not only magnlllcenl but aound phyalcally, and lhey are deep. As a sample, Merv Rettenmund, who is being grOOillfd to replace Frank Robinson In left field some day, merelf balled .322 during lhe seaaon and hit one of lhe . BALTIMORE (UP!)-"BaiU· more IJ the best team In baseball," Cincinnati Reds' manager Sparky Anderson oald, but added conditionally '111 1970." After losing tile liflb and decldlni game of the Sorles t-3 Tburaday, Anderson Wl!lll out of bil way to pay tribute to tile new clwnpiCIIII. He called tile Orioles ''great," "fantastlc," and "eultlng.'' He praised lllelr blUing. ADd, he sulci third baseman Brook& Robinllon ''dominated tile Se· staled he Dally. ''They beat the best team In tile Na Umal League -filii • crippled team," he said. Anderaon praised lhe Orioles repeatedly while talking witb reporters In hill erowded office ~ tile Reds' dreaalng room. Through II all, however, Anderson gave lha imp'easlon lhat be waa very a1ncere In hill praise, but really thought hia wao tile better club. Finally h<. 11ld It -"! still think I bave lhe best team In baseball. The Orlllles beat uoln five games and tills IJ their NBA Slondlngs BALTIMORE IUPI) - It was By United Prosslnt..-nattonal a World Series In which E11tern Conflrtnco everyllllllg Brooks Robinson did Atlantic Division . was right. 08 New York Wi t~ Even when he was caUed out I Phllodelphlo t 0 1.000 1'2 on strikes In lhe elghlll Inning Buffalo 1 0 1.000 v, of Thursday's final game, It Boston 0 2 .000 2 Control Division seemed like lhe perfect opporW. L. Pet. OB tunlty lor the Orioles' fans to Baltimore 1 0 1.000 cheer him on his way back to Atlanta o o .000 'h lhe dugout, and lhey did. Cincinnati 0 1 .000 1 Cleveland o 1 .000 t Roblnaon won tile Most Western Confer~nco Valuable Pilyer Award by a Mldwts~D1v~sl~ct 011 mUe. Altsrwarda, he remained Ph\':atr .. i D1.oo0 ... . his calm, pblegmaUc aell, but DO · .II ~ • t ": '0"1'!100 .':: : sWI was Dj.Ved to call It "~ Chl~go -~ •• , 1.~-J .. ,.5(111., ,'f,! ~~leat,,lblng lllat.._ ·lloii>MIIwaukee 0 0 .tiOCI' !h ned , P•clflc Division pe to me. W. L Pet. GB "This makes up lor everyLos Angeles 0 0 .000 ... thing. There's a lot of ~o:'ti.~'::'clsco ~ ~ aalisfaction and pride Involved Seattle o 1 .000 'h In bouncing back to win It," San Diogo 0 2 .000 t Robln!on sold. ThundiY'I Rnultl u'Whe I ~bad Phoonl• 119 Boston 100 n you lee ...t you (Only game scheduled) the beat club and didn't win it, Friday's GomH like last year It's a Ioiii walt San Diego ot Philadelphia to get 11 back'" Los Angeles at Chicago · 1 :l: . · Memorial Stadium here In October 11171. "What we learned here Ibis year IJihet we wiU bal>e to work harder In spring training and work harder during lhe regular season," Anderaon noted. ''The club lhat beats uo wiU bave to play betiaclous bileball,'' warned tbe first-year skipper. The Orioles pounded Anderaon's pltcllers In tile Series, collecllng 50 hils and 33 runs. But, he attributed that to Beltlmore's batten ralller than any weakneas In hill pltcling staff. "I tboughl we bad lllem In the second game ... after thelourlb game ... and after tile first In· niDI" of Thureday's deciding game wben the Reds scored lbree runs. "But, they just kept bitting. When a club keeps comln~ back like lhat I'm not Tonight's Games ABA Slaoillngs By United Pross 1nlenollonol E11t W. L Pet. GB t 0 1.000 ... Florldleno t 0 1.000 Plttsbu<"gh 0 0 .000 1'2 VIrginia Kentucky 01.0001 0 t .000 t Carolina Ot .OOOt New York Weal W. L. Pet. GB Ut"h 1 0 1.000 ... Indiana t 0 t.QOO Te•" 0 0 .ODD 112 Memphis 0 0 .DOll 1'2 Denm 0 . 1 .000 1 Tllurtday's RtsuHa Ironton at Gallipolis Alhens at Meigs Jackson at Wellston Waverly at Looan Alexander at Glouster w~;ekn Local at NelsonVIlleEastern at Federai -Hocklr,g Miller at Vinton County Huntington Ea1t at Pt. Pleosant Southern at Hannon Trace Van at Wohama Green Local at North Gallla Southeaotern at KVller Creek Chellpeake at South Point Oak Hill at Coal Grove SAYERS TO OILAIIOMA CHICAGO (UP!Hlale Sayera of the Ollcago Bears left for Plt1obu<"gh tOS New York t02 ldnalana t27 Kentucky 95 Florida tll5 Carolina '17 Fridly's hmts Florida at New York Oklaboma City, Okla., Thursday Ill' consullltion wllb Dr. Donlld Donabue, an crtbopedlc aurgeon, about hill ln.Jured left lmee. Sayers, who bas been plagued wilb ltDee ln,jurles lbraughoul Denver at Indiana lba~Vlkqs. SPECIALIZE For a year, lhe Orioles bad Uved with lha memories of last year's World Series five-game loaa to tbe New York Mets and, !bough IIIey rarely spoke of it, it was on their minds. "It was a long winter for us last year and I didn't want to go lhrough another winter like ;!'"t;~oald first baoeman Boog '::";..;know wbat would bave bappened. II would bave been the same tiling. We would have to listen to people all winter asking wbat happened to you guys qalnal tile Big Red Machlfie?' Well, we have a machine of our own." Robinson-! lor 19 in last year's oerles-bad nine hits In Iha oeries, scored five l'W1S and led hia team wllh alx RBIB. He made delenalve gems In each of lhe llrat lbree games and scored the winning run In the first two. Demonstrator Sale OOLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI )!JIIo state IJ not forgetting the 1 •-~ , 8Ia"""" .....cs 0 '""' year 1 cmleat withBigTenoppanentMlnneso· Ia, even If tile Important onetile ftnaJ acore-cama out In the Buckeyaa' favor M-7. The game looked like a rout, but lha acare depended to a great alent on ·n.e Gopher fumbles to turn the tide. Mlnneoota bad a lint dCIWila, 1110 better lhan Ohio State; gained 433 yards to the Bucka' 429 and set acbool records for IIIClll ~· (48) and 1110111 campletiCIIII (211) · Lou McCullwgh, wbo coordlnates the Buckeyes' defense, DODGE ·ciTY U.S.A. Knives, 70 n£CTRA BUICK ' SAVE 4 Or. Hafdtop, factory air conditioned. 6 way power seat, vinyl top, never been titled. Executive wife's c;ar. choose from . QUALITY~ 10 WATCH FOR . OUR BIG -KICK-OFF ' " . !.. "-'~ 3 iOOMS '!)o·' "· ~ '' ·~l ',. ' $349.95 ~... Dowi>klonco Cllt , eon-ltnl · T•ms. · MAsON · · fUftftJUIU . ;, ~ fMson, W. ·' - 'i~., Attention: Meigs Voters We as Meigs Countiansr Who have been lltglected all these years, have ao obligation to get out and vote on Nov. 3 in support of our next governor, John Gilligan. Pd. Pol. Adv. by Delmar A. Canaday ·' !(. ,• .1C .~; Tom Rue MQtors, 399.South 3rd ., ., .· •·· 'I) May, tb McRao,lf Corrales, ph Helmo,2b Concepcion, ss • 0 0 0 H. 4 1 1 1 $ t FINANCIAL RESULTS BALTIMORE I UPI) Financial figures on tile fifth game of lha World Series: N1 . Is _ $445 1191 73 c:nu:;,:~nera Ofll~e '_ M 873 78 BmUm;..e Club _ $!M,5I2.00 Clnci~ti Club - 194,~1.99. Amencan League Office $1M ~I 99 Nail~~ League Office _ $!M,~I.II9. .. Pia '-'-'' · 1''-•oi.w! ,ohJ · POl/ ....... . Y m first lour games. y,.' 4 1 3 2 2B-Role, Moy, McRae, ' h.... 'l'bapmafll'theNo.ll'lllkad Bucb b!Pllehlll their bomocomlltl weatend. Kin· 111110111 lllbalr _ . . Bill Tell GllPOftlnl of the - · Tbe 1111 lift . - ol the wOI be qalnBI cmference~. OSU trainer Ernie 8!111 tepOIIId '11nnls.J lbat dlllmllhe lactle flllltb 11t111oDJ II the miy pla)'ll' . . . to llllu 1111 Jill 1111111 wilb I ahmJder ""'!'~_!'itlt ;::: . .wbo "' IUIIerecl lloltUf- Buffalo Detroit Vancouver West 6 • 2 2 2 2 2 W. L. T. Ph Chlcogo 3 o St. Louis 2 t Philadelphia 2 t Loo Angeles 1 t Minnesota t t Pittsburgh 0 2 !lakland o2 Tllunclly's Rosutls Montreal 3 Buffalo 0 Chicago 2 O.troll t o 6 0 • 0 • 0 2 leadiDg 1 II v era m II b and goldamltb. Loeal Bowling Tboie runs wiped IIIII loll RedJ' lead end' starlld the Baltimore Orioles 10 a N World Series rout. "But I hope to ~ the opportunity to be bac:1t here nat year," he 11814 lj1lletly. alter the game. "I'd like to plly agalnal IIIII team, end we probabl)' w01." Merritt, ...- ...., arm hadn't pitcbod Iince tile lltCCI1d NaUCIIIII League playoll pme agalnat Plllaburah, aald lit wanted to start lhe flftb.pme · becauoe "I had good 1tuff." But alter Frll1ll Bob"•m'• home run In tile flrlt. be realiled bil eontrol ''waan't aa oharp 11 II could have been." Manager Spotty ADdenm told reporters he felt obligated to go with lhe aou~w afler Merritt sold he wu ready. Merrill hlmaell summed up lhe Oriole coup de grace, commenting, "If JOU pve a good hiller a chance to bit lhe ball he'll 1111 u .......bere." Though Merritt fell tile Orlolea fielded the beat team In lhe Series, captain Pete liGee maintained IIIII "We've atiU got tile beat ball club." I O<tobar t2, tf70 THE LAMPLIGHTERS Stondlnas• Team 4 D's No.3 No. I No. S 36 u 30 Value-Rated Used Cars 26 Untouchables 22 20 No.6 High Individual c;.me Harry Thomas, 235; Esther Sylvester, 192. Second - Donna Grate, 17.(, 1969 Cadillac Sedan DeVille 1968 Ford Falcon 4 Door touchables, 7.S. 289- V-8 engine, auto. trans., radio, Tum High Gomo Un- Tum High Serlts Un- touchobles. 2028. New York Cloltllng Farmers Bank PomerO)' Bowling Racine Food Market $1495 W· S· W 1968 Mercury Monterey THURSDAY AFTERNOON StondlntS• Team Simons Market M& R Food liner $5300 Mint green. black vinyl top and green interior. full power equipment, Climate Qmtrol air conditioning. Second High SeriH - Harry Thomas, 551; Pat Corson, 471. "':J,j28 tires. $2195 Two door Fastback. Turquoise finish, white top, black vinyl int.. 390 V-8. auto. trans., P.S., power disc brakes, radio, W·S·W tires. Real nice. 22 1967 Olds 98 4 door 1. Blue with blue Int., full power equipment, radio, W·S·W tires, factory air conditioning. 20 High Individual GoiiNI Calista Searls, 194. Second High Ind. Glmt Carolyn Bac~ner. 189. High Sarin- Calista Searls, 1966 Buick Wildcat 4 Dr. $1995 $1595 Burgundy finish wltti matching Int.. radio. w· 513. s·w !Ires. tinted glass, 1 owner New Olds Bllchner, .Q9. THm Hlah Game - Simons trade. Second Hlgb Sarlos - Carolyn MarkeJ. 751. . ,. , , . Toni Hlth Strlfl - Simons Market, 2162: - - - - - - - - - DAWSON QUITS PIIILADELPHIA (UP!)"Robinson dominated lha Ron Dawson, lhe leading series," aaid Sparky Anderson, ground gainer on lha Unl.eralty lhe losing manager. "He of Penneylvanla football team, deaerved to win lhe Most quit tile club Frtday almg wllh Valuable Player Award unanl· tbree other players. moualy." Dawaon, junior linebacker John Brlnjac, of!enalve end Tom Carbin and safety Marlm Roberts quit with a blast at Ccach Bob Odell, complaining tllal be took "all tile fun" out of football. dlflllll .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 t • 0 4 2 2 2 Toronto 5 0 t 0 New York October •• t970 lbe Mlnneaola -.-.option <lleue," Indiana coed> JGbn l'llnt aald. "We roopeclllll bil rutllllnti, but hill bali bandll!ll ll1d quick banda really apl 0111' 0 0 t t t 2 t 3 1 Bol.tun 2 W. L. T. P11 3 2 1 1 s 2 2 2 Montreal 0 2 Powell, Johnson. HRs-F. 0 0 Robinson, Reltenmund . $0 0 Cuellar . iphrerbbso Merritt Ill 12-3 3 4 • 1 0 Granger 2-3 5 2 2 0 0 Wilcox 12·3 0 0 0 0 2 Philadelphia 5 Vancouver " Cloninger 2 • 1 1 2 1 Mlnnaole • Plttlburgh 2 Friday's Gamet Washburn 1 1-3 2 2 2 2 0 Boston et O!tk!ar.a Carroll 2-3 1 0 0 0 2 Cuellar (W) 9 6 3 3 1 4 T- 2:35. A-45,U1. Paul Revere was Boston's --------- ''On'ry daela!IMutliUI yards In agalmt Indiana.job m E•st S 0 1 1 High Series - Harold Carsor.. predicts lhe Saturday confronIa tim at Ohio Stadium bore wiU " be a "helluva ball game. "You !mow we bad trouble stoppint! Ibis team teat year," McOillwgh sulci. "They bad 48 paases and we didn't get to tile puaer Clllce." 1biB ......, MinDeaota has lCIOI two, boti, to Big Eight teama, and won two, Including the D-G lbumplnB of Indlanl 1111 week. Ohio Stale hal wm aU three of Its games. ~- the Gopher ~-wiD be (Dig Curry, a Jl. fool.,\, lltttoundjunill'. Curry W etahlol23 puaaalor 147 yards end carried 141or 100 ~king · . Ahead To Next Year • 2 3 1 3 1 1 0 Cuellar. ph 3 0 0 0 Totots 31 9 tS 9 Cincinnati 300 OliO Oj!G-3 Baltimore m 010 02x-9 going to downgrade my pltDP- Baltlmore 1. LOBCincinnati 3, Baltimore 11. che111," AnderiJOil aald. "I honestly lllid< Clay Carroll waa the best pltdler Ill the Series -on either team," An· dersm Slid. Carroll did not gl.e ,., a run In lhe lbree games he appeared In end Wll cndlled will! the Reds' ~ win Wednesday. Anderaon begged off oo a quesllm a - poealble trades tills winter. General manager Bob HOWIIIIIl ''nevi!' Interferes wllh what! do on the fteld," be eaplalned, "but, trading Is bls department. I talk to him about a great many thinga, but he bandies the trading." ''The Orlolea beat us In five garnet~. They're a KreSl team," Anolerson sold Ill' wbat seemed tile umpteenth time, pouaed, pdfed his dgareUe, looked around the room, and again added, "ln 19'70... Merritt Is • t t 0 BALTIMORE (UPI) - Jim l 0 t 2 t 0 0 0 Merritt didn't look like the » 3 0 1 o game winning oce of the 3 0 1 0 ClnclnnaU pitching staff Thurat 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 day aa he yielded lour hill and o o o o four runs, Including a home o o o o run, in the first 2 1-3 inninga. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NHL Stondlnas H J • J ob r h ill ByUnlttdPrtlslnfornolional Johnson, 2b Etcheberren, c Gophers Eye Upset Over OSUBuckeyes ST selection of Albums Pertz,3b Bench,c 0 -------------- OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT Servero, Punch Bowls by • I t 0 565; Donna Grate, "'"· Detroit at 5an FranciKO MOIOII COIIPOMTIOfll Napkin• Books 4 0 0 0 R-.rf Was Brooks Rob1nson,AllThe Way WE lnvlfetions Decoration• Engraved Cake Tot1n, cf Merrlfl, p Granger,p Wllcox,p Bravo, ph ct... Inger. p Carbo,ph Wasllburn. p carroll. "1bere were 10111e thoughts Totots p In our mind about last year," laltlmoro Belanger, ss Belanger cCIIIfeaaed. Blalr,d But the ghosts of 'el are gone F. Robinson, rf forever, now. Powell, 1b Orioles Best Team-Sparky ltil - ' rein left )!neei!Qt)day In ajured came hill aplnlt OPJOMETRISJ The Orioles struck back will! two nma In each of the flral tbreft lnnlnga, added Reitenmund'a homer In tile filth, end a llnal pair In the elghlll. o1> r b ill tlnclonoli Rettenmund,lf .._.,..,..ACHRYSLER PTON, O.D. In tile Orioles' mlnda ,lor tile llrat time. And tileD Cincinnati rocke4 Orioles' 11artsr Mike CUellar lor lbree runs In lha first inning. In tile press boa, folks started llllnldns of golnB to ClnclllnaU for lbe alxth game Saturday. On tile field, pitching coach George Bamberger ran out to talk to Cuellar. "He WBI getting hia llt're'Wball Box Score B. Roblns.... 3b Clevoland at Portland IOnly gomH scheduled) ·' Duller. Our aucce11atory, Ouster. With mote room, more power, mo111 ever)'1111ng ttl an any mini-car you can squeazo Into. Look Orioles." ' Actually, baoeballllnda ltaell today wllh oometlllllg more lhan a new champion_. team lhat bestrides tile major leagues as no team Iince tile old New York Yankees has done. Thla Is the Ortolea' aecond world championship in five yeara. But lor lhooe "Amazing Mets" and lhelr Make "Her'' Dishwashing Easy It's 1971 at Tom Rue Moton, Inc. Dear Helen : Fifteen months ago my boyfriend of three years, Jimmy, and I bad a stupid light and broke up. To spite him I IICCipted a dale lhe nat night will! Ted and we aaw eacll other au that week. Then he gave me IU ring, I look II only to shcnr Jimmy I WBiil'l burtln'' which I added lhe inrda that aummed ''mlradel" ilal filii'' the Orlolaa' two IIGmeraln lhe ftnaJ up end ba •IIU nntecl to tllrow , II," aald ca~ Andy EldteU up lor !he men wbo beat Orlolea · would have been game. Retll' WID c.Ooabl barren. "'!'be three of ua tallied bueball'a beat lhret tlmel In him : The Reds' win WednesdaY about IOOtc to the curve ball "Last year belonged · to tile five yaara. bad ralaed the tbouiht of defeat more lind thal'l what we did." Melt. But 11170 belonged to tile Nor II 111ere any reason to "They're the Best ... " uThey're the best team in rtes." baoeball," conceded loalng Man- Anderaon credited Orioles' year." ager Sparky Anderson of lhe manager Earl Weaver wllh the "But, I bave tile youngest RedJ gracloualy, and lhen be leam'saueceao. He went to the learn In baaeball," he pointed Baltlmore dreaalni room to out. congratulate Weaver before Anderson would not flatly say meeting wltb reporters. be expects a rematcb nat year. "Everything about them is • But, in 10 many words, he gave tribute to W11wr ," he said, lhe Impression lhat he ''wlming 217 Kames In two definitely plans to be In years, beatlni uo in live games, tile way they conduct !bernselves -tlley've genUemen." "IV/Obelongato Baltlmor•,"It GET i971 iv & STEREO FOR LESS 1HAN 1970 PRICES NoGimmkb Just Real Savl11811 II.) Forllnrltb: 105,000 B. T.U. Cln. Ill 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix $1295 2 dr. H. T.; V-t, auto .• P. 8., P. S., radio, w·s-\v tires, mag wheels. AIR CONDITIONING. Karr&Van Zand NOTICE! .. We1 Clase E1111inp At 6:00 Far Duration of GM Strite "You'll LlkeOurQualltyWay of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY EVENINGS UNTIL 6:00 From the golden grain 'neath the generous sun comes the pure gm.in beer �\ .' 3- The DaUy Sentinel, MidcDeport-Pomeroy, 0., Oct. ll, 1V10 Box Score Baltimore 9, Cincinnati 3; It's All Over BALTIMORE I UPI) -For Olle solid year, the Baltimore Orioles w.... a haunt..s ball club-but lhat'a aU over today · lor boaeball's newly crowned world champlona. For one aolld year, the Oriolee were fPOOked by the ghost ol the 111119 World Series, that hwnutating defeat by the New York Mets jwt when the Orioles were so IIW'e they had lhe beat team In besebaU. "I think we all dedicated oureelvea to making up for 1ut year," said slugger Frank ·Robinson In the bubbly celebra. Uon after lhe Orioles had drubbed lhe ClnclnnaU Reds, ~ 3, Thursday, to win this year's series by the same score they lost last year's, low- games to added the wordl thai IUI1IIIleCl ''mlraclaa" laal ,_, the ortolea' two homeraln the ftnal up and he 1tlll want..s to lhmr , II," lllid ctt@er And)' EtdloIt up for the men who heal Orlolel would have been 1111111. Redl' w11 ea- Doubt bemll. '"''be ttne o1 ua llllled hoaebeU'o beet three llmH In him : The Reda' win Wednesday about sablil to file curve haU "l.aol year belonged to the live,_,, Mets. But 1970 belonged to the Nor Ia there any reaaon to had niled file lbou&hl o1 defeat men and thal'l what we did." Oriolel." · think the Orioles won't be In the Orloieo' mlndaJc.- the Tile Orioles slruclt back with Actually, heseballllndlltseU today with Slllllethlng more than a new champion4 team that heslridea the major leagues aa no team since the old New York Yankees has done. This Ia · the Oriolea' second world championahlp In live years. But for those "Amazing Mets" and their lir1t Ume. And then Cincinnati rocket! Orioles' 1tarter Mike Cuellar for three 1'111111 In the first lnnins. In the press hoi, lolka started thinking of BOintl to Cincinnati lor the abtth same "There were 50I'De thoughts Saturday. On the fleld, pltchlns In our mJnd about laal year," coach George Bamberger ran BelanBer confeued. But the lhoeta ol '119 are gone out to talk to Cuellar. "He wao gelling his ocrewball forever, JlO'W. Orioles Best Team-Sparky he stated Dally. ''Tiley beat lhe best team In the National Leagllll .....,t a crippled team," he oald. Ander8on praised the Orioles repeatedly whUe talklns with reporters In his crowded offtce off the Reds' dreaoin8 room. 'l'llrough it all, however, And......, save the imjl'esaim that he was very sincere In his praise, but really thousht his was the better club. Finally h• said it -"1 still think I have the besl team In baaeball. Tile Oriolea heal us In five games and this Ia their The Orioles earned their second chance-<1Ul!llng away with the American League Eall Division race, crushing the Minnesota Twins In three stralgbt games In the AL playoffs. And they came close to sweeping the seriea, losing only the fow-lh game before bouncing bsck Thursday with a 1~1 barrage against abt hapless Cincinnati pitchers to salt away the world's cham· pionahlp. "They're tbe Belt .••" "They're the best team In ries." Anderson credited Orlolea' year." basebaU," conceded losing Man· manager Earl Weaver with the "But, 1 have lhe youngest ager Sparky Anderson ol the taam's succeaa. Be went to the team In beaebsll," he pointed Reds I!J'aciously, and then he BaiUmore dreulng room to out. congratulate Weaver before Anderson would not flatly aay meeting with reporlers. he expects a rematch next year . "Everythlnj about them Ia • Bu~ In ao many worda, be gave tribute ID Weaver," be aald, the impression that he ''winning 217 games In two definitely piano to be in years, beallnB ualn five games, the way they conduct them· selves -they've genUemen." "I970belong• to BattJmor•,"lt Make "Her'' Dishwashing Easy BE DISHWASHER BEST BUY -- •I-WIIII _,DillY Loodo, l'oll I ,_, llllr. I Holtl • Maple Cutllltl lolrcl Top • loa FOOd DtlpoNr ............ lllblll&wt • NBA Slondllllls By Unlled Pr11s tntomotlanot Ellforn Contorence Atlantic Division New York wi Lo 1~ ~.8 Philadelphia 1 o 1.000 V• BALTIMORE (UPI) - It was a W..-ld Series In which everylhlng Brooks Robinson did was right. Even when he was caUed out on slrikes in the eighth innlnB =~~· ~ g of Thureday's final game, it Control Division oeemed Uke the perfect oppor· W. L. Pet. GB !unity for the Orioles' fans to Baltimore 1 0 1.000 ... cheer him on his way bsck to Atlanta o o .000 'I• the dugout, and they did. Cincinnati 0 1 .000 1 Cleveland o 1 .000 1 Roblnaon won the Moot Western Conftr~nce Valuable Player Award by a Mldwes~OI~III~d GB mile. Afterwards, he remained Phoenl• , , i. 0 1.ooci ... his calm, phlegmaUc aeU, but ~~n~n· .ll •• • 1 • . 11"1'*10 .'!: : sliD was lij~ to ca~ it "il)e ChiCfgO ' '" . • , o l. ~-1o.. .500."rt<. lo•- ."""MilwaUkee ·.ooo -v; n·-•letll &""""' " """" ~. .•h·• . ..,.,.~· .._..,.. P.ciflc Division ' pened to me. W. L. Pet. GB "'l'llla makes up for every. Los Angeles 0 0 .000 ... thing. 'l'llere's a tot of San Francisco o0 o0 .000 "~ II Portland .000 ··· uwuac on and pride Invo1ved Seattle 0 1 .000 'h In bouncinB bsck to win it," San O~o 0 2 .000 I RoblniM said. Thundly's R11uill , 'Whe f lila Phoenl• 119 Boston 100 n you ee 1 I you had (Only game scheduled) the beat club and didn't win it, Frldty's Glm11 like last year it's a long walt Son Diego at Philadelphia to get 11 beck'" Los Angeles at Chicago · Memorial Stadium here In October 1m. "What we learned here this year Ia that we wiU have to work herder In eprlng training and work harder durlns the resuJar season," AnderBCII noted. "'111e club that heats 118 wiU have to play hellacious baae· baD," warned the first-year aldpper. The Orioles pounded Anderson's pltcilers In the Series, collecting 50 hits and 33 runs. But, he attributed that to Baltimore's hatters rather than any weakness In his pit.:hing staff. "I ihouBhl we bad them In the second game ... after the fourth game ... and after the first Inning" <J. 'l'llursday's decldlnB game when the Reds scored three runs. "IIIII, they just kept hlttlnB. When a club keepa CUlling beck Uke that I'm not BOlntl to dolllllf8de my pit- chers," Anderson said. "I bolleally think Clay carrou waa the best pitciler In the Serlee .-<~n either team," An· derson aald. Carroll d1d not (llve up a run In the three gamea be appeared In and W81 credlr.d with file Reda' " win Wed· neoday. Anderson beBged off on a queatlm about poaaible trades this wintar. General manager Bob Howsam ''never lnterferea with what I do on the field," he explained, "oot, tradins 1a his department.! talk to him about a sreat many thlnp, oot he handles the trading." ''Tile Orioles beat us In five games. 'l'lley're a sreat team," Ancleraon aald lor what aeemed !be umpteenth time, pauaed, puffed his cigarette, looked aro111d the room, and again added, "In 1970." Ironton at Gallipolis Athens at Meigs Jackson at Wellston Elllt Oftler Pcrtable Models $159 ~~d H&R Firestone 992·2238 Middleport. o. Floridians Pittsburgh VIrginia Kentucky carolina New York W. L Pet. GB Waverly at Lagan 1 0 I 0 0 0 01 01 01 Alexander at Glouster 1.000 1.000 Warren Loco! ot Nelsonville· .000 112 ot Federoi·Hocklr.g .0001 Miller at Vinton County .0001 Huntington East at Pt. Pleasant .0001 e~'r.~n Southern at Hannan Trace WHt W. L. Pet. GB Van at Wahama Green Local ot North Gallla Utah I 0 1.000 Southeastern at Kyger Creek Indiana 1 0 1.000 r..., o o .ooo v. Chesapeake at South Point Memphis Q 0 .000 '12 Oak Hill at Coal Grove Denver 0 I .000 I Thundly'l Results U.Yl!:ll8 TO OKLAHOMA Pittsburgh 105 New York 102 !l!ICAGO (UPI)-Gale 8ay· ldnolano 121 Kentucky 95 Florida 105 Carolina 97 en of file <ldcago Bears WI for Frldlly's Glmt1 Otlahoma City, Okla., ThursFlorldllat New York day lor conaultatlon with Dr. Denver at Indian~ Dmald Donallle, an «<bopedie ourgeon, about his Injured left knee. Sayers, who has been plagued 1!1111 knee Injuries tbrGJBhoul hll caner, relnjured his left 1!not &iJ!daY In a CIIDe asalnlt the MlnDeldla VlklDp. For a year, the Orioles had - - - - - - - - lived with the memories of last year's World Series Hve.game FINANCIAL RESULTS loea to the New York Mets and, BALTIMORE I UP! l _ though they rarely spoke of 11, F' tal f fifth it was on their minds. mane lgures on 111 .e "It was a long winter for us game of the World Serles: last year and 1 didn't want to Net receipts - $445,091.73 go through another winter like Commlosioners Office that ," salei ftrs t baseman Boog $68,67J.7e. Bsl"·Powell "'auore Club _ ,.., ~.OlQI;.00 "Yo~ know what would have Cincinnati Club - $94,581.99. happened. 11 would have been American League Office the same thing. We would have $94N,5Stil.09nal. •••• . 8 0 to liatsn to people aU winter ....,.ue 011100 asking what happened to you $94d!lf~· .:...;,1·•aiuifJ ohJ . BUYS against the Big Red If· , ""''' . · Ym Machille?' Well, we have a first fow- games. machine of our own." Roblns011-l loc 19 in lui - - - - - -- - year's aeries-bad nine hits in Ihe aeries, acored five runs and "Robinson dominated the led his team with sa RB!s. He aeries," said Sparky Anderson, made defenaive gems in each o1 the l<islng manager. "He the first three gamea and deaerved to win the Moe! acored the wlnninB run In the Valuable Player Award Wllllli· first two. mously." Over osu Buck eyes ~-------------. . Demonstrator Sale 70 EL£CI'RA BUlat Hlr. Hardtop, factory air conditioned. 6 way power seat, vinyl top, never been tilled. Executive wife's . 1tf IK»NNlVIU£ PON'OAC .. SAVE 2 Dr. hilrdtop;"IIIC!dry aft cendltlonell, vinyl top. ' Extra sharp, low mileage, AM-FM radio. DODGE CITY U.S.A. WATCH FOR OUR·BIG· KICK-OFF , , , . ' .... ~.'I • ·~,, ., , ';t, ... '. \ .. ' ' 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 3 0 1 0 3 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J2S6J ob r h Itt S 0 1 1 4 2 3 1 predicts the Saturday confron· tatioo at Ohio Stadium bere wiU be a "helluva bsU prne." "You know we had trouble s1opp1ns this team lui year," M!)OillouBb said. ''Tiley had 48 pasaea and we didn't get to the puser once." 'l'llla ...... Mlnneaota has lost two, both to Big Eight tsama, and woo two, lnciudlns the :zu lhumplntl <J. Indiana 1aat net. Ohio stale has Willi all tlirae of lliiJBIIII!II. ~ the Gopher alfonae wiU be Q'alg Curry, a 11loot.\, I.80pound Junior. CUrrybllellhloi:ZSpasaeafor 147 yardl and cmried 141or 100 Ahead To Next Year BALTIMORE (UP!) - Jim Merritt didn't look like the »~~~ winning ace <J. the Cincinnati pltchlns staff 'l'llursday aa he yielded four hila and four runa, including a h<me run, in the fir1t z 1-3 lnnlnp. • ~ 3A 30 26 22 20 Untouchables High Individual Glmo Esther 1969 Cadillac Sedan DeVille •'. ;' ,• ~- .•• ' iI ; Team High Game Un- Tetm High Series - Un. : : bulldlntJ. : Such loeaes are made In the ji'OOOBB of learning by OX· i l : : 289· V·8 engine. auto. trans., radio , w·s·w tires. ! :u Two door Fastback. Turquoise finish. while top, black vinyl Int., 390 V-8, auto. trans ., P.S., power disc brakes, radio, w+w tires. Real nice. 22 1967 Olds 98 4 door 46 28 ,. 20 High lndlvlduol Gomo Calista Searls, 19•. Socond Hlah Ind. Glmo Carotyn Bachner, 119. High Soriu - Collola Searls. 513. Socond High Sorlos - Ctrolyn Bechner, e. Tum High Glmo - Simons .. • . Soi'los - Simons DAWSON QUITS PIULADELPIUA (UPI)Ron Dawson, the leading I!J'OUDdgalneron the Unlverslty <J. Pennsylvania football team, quit the club Friday along with three other players. Dawson, junior linebacker John Brinjac, offensive end Tm> Carbin and safety Marion Roberta quit with a blast at Coach Bob Odell, complalnlnB that he took "all the fun" out of football. perience, m..-e comonly known u file School of Hard Knocks. This need not be the caae. 'l'llal achool Ia already well endolnd, and aoils Information ts ••aDable for the asking to ptGioet prospective home owners from such problemB. When the family home Ia flnaUy purchaaed, usuaUy after years of aavtns and doing without, most families are ready to aetUe down, enjoy It, and fqet about expenees for 1whtle. A crumbling foundatim, a aeptlc tank that does I I' Tum : ~ 1 : $1995 ~ Blue with blue Int.. full power equipment, radio, w·S·W tires. factory air conditioning. 1966 Buick Wildcat 4 Dr. $1595 '• ' Burgundy finish wltti matching Int., radio, w· s-w lires. tinted glass. 1 owner New Olds trade . ' ';3 - - 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix l' :-. I $1295 s!¥lWl*J:s.t~t~,··~! ' named 1<> . the flrrt s1z weeke 11mor ron. '' '' ' SludeDts must make B or beIter to be named to the roU. 1'bey were: Seniors - Robin Allan, BID Beegle, Debbie Boeo, Pam Buck, Pam Codner, Deborah Croll, Sharon Ervin, T<m Flamm, Patti lhle, Garcia McGraw, Cary Morris, Don N-, Roger Neaae, Debbie Norrll, Rita Salaer • Karen SaJrt, Sandra Sayrs, Rober! ''' l' '' ''' Karr&Van Za NOTICE! • • We1 Cia Ennin&s At &:00 For Dul'llion of GM Slrille : ''' "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMAC FINANCING 'I • POMEROY ! I• :-:; •' ' EVENINGS UNTIL 6:00 HUSH PUPPIES ' New Fall Styles And Colors. I I' I'; From the golden grain 'neath the generous sun comes the pure grain beer ClqymenloeltheirmoetiJnporlanll'llllcii!ID to dleplay "cmcern for the proNenvt of 1111 CGIIllllllllity and file world." Tile nul Important trait, laid, altilllde ol openneu to challge." Tile laity ranked botll theae things V«Y low In importance; The other IIU1'vef waa coaduclocl by the !placopal Cluch Foundatloo, and Involved questionnalrel sent to llllOO laymen acrola the nation. '!bey alsowereaskad to rank, Ia order of in~" ·tance,altrillatudealrablelna cl4rl)ozpan. ,.,. l'lnll'rkliiJ <Mz ,... A slroni personal fallb waa not • - znen.. tiaaed In the foundatlm'a questiomalre, ao file laltybednochancetovoteforthai.Bultbeydld give lint priority to a quality which cllaly tuzeeponds to it: 'l'llat a mlllllter be ''well I!J'Ounded In theoloBY·" 'l'lleaecoodmostimparlantlralt,tbeylelt,waa that a paslor be "an IDiereJtinl and reltvanl Jft8Cher" -which COIIeepGilds to the Clp&city lor ''reeponslble cOIIliOOIIIcatioo" whlcb Oblo laymen placed aecond on their llat il dealrable mlnlaleria1 qualities. Whetstandsoutfrunbothpollallthatlaymen want mlDisters who are -lD the oldtime pllrue - ''moll of God," Imbued with a deep and con· tagloua perslllllllalth. 'l'lleclerBf, on file other hand, tend to aee their role primarily In tanns of aoclalacUVIIm. ' Lay ,..., Now ._, ,1' . '' .. THE SHOE IJX ' I' '' ~ :·~· ' ' •' _,~.....,ofMr.11141 ' j • .~.~ '--· ~ Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced Pat Arnold, Edwin Crou; Debbie ll<lotic, Teresa Gooch, Candy Hoback, Tim Ihle, Stanley Kiser, lAlretta Middieswart, Jeannie Potta, l\'lelleaa Prollill, Alan Pugh, Beth Theiao, BID Wheeler, Rick Whitt, Charles Yoet. SophOIDU'ea - Denise Croea, Barbara Fiaher, Angie Bubhard, Charles Manuel, 11m Manuel, Barbara Neaae, Mike Nease, Janle Reese, Judi Roberts Patsy Sayre, Connle Smith, Bonnie Smith, Larry Wllcoren. Freshmen - Tom Durst, Cindy Gooch, Dennis Hawk, Vicky Johnston, Roma Neaae, Verne Ord, David 'l'lleiao and Bob Varian. Making straight A were Cary Morris, Debbie Norris, Rita Saller, Karen Sayre, Sandra Sayre, Denise Snoosrus, Slaniey Klaer, Rick Whitt, so -state M0 toroIa 1 Altf T• ltl Jll BL E RA Dlo !,ppiDc Clermont Arnold, Edna M. S • ty N OCie IU':I7,1100 Jloucll, G PlA; PR1IiC1 A fUm plant, ,a ' r~aolvlna lhiirla&e, Monday. lAMIII Fi Clo-·.1 voluntaers, "Now IS the time to atsnd up ond be counled. We are going to win, but we need your help. If .,_ with you 're in ·-• our campaign, quicken your pace. Help us join together In this effort to elect Roger Cloud governor." Mrs. Morrow told the Cloud volunteers to coordinate their efforta with county RepubUcan organizations. "We must continue to build the enthustasm that Ia needed to get Cloud aupporten to the poDs," Mrs. Morrow said. ( HOSPITAL NEWS j Holw Medical Center, First Ave. and Clldar St. General vlllllnB hours 2-4 and 7.. p.m. Maternity vlllllnB hours 2::11 to 1::11 p.m. Parents only oo Pedlalrica Wbrd. Dllcbaqel Mrs. David L. lleaver !Old State Callln'lllollll asslltant elate conaervalionllt at Columbus. Be~lt wu pruldent of ibe AII.Ohlo Chapter, Soli Con· ~lilloi..Socte!J of Amerlea, • when I)8Jiled to his new pctll Toutmaater lor file event· wiU be Wayne W. Bnghet, Roennrood, cbelrman of IIIIi board of 111]10fV11u'a, Whit• cabinel • Solid·state circuitry provides instan! fOund because there are no tubes to warm-up ... no tube1 to burn out. • Big 4-in. epeaker is ofectronically matched and acouatocally balanced to the cabinet for excellent sound (&production. •dins 1 , &.ilday al the Jameo Teafbrd home were Mra. Vada Teaford of Nelaonvllle and Mrl. Delbert Teaford, J and _,,...__ of Racine Roulr. "'"""a1 e. Mr. and Mnt. Ferrold Harden leftforlhelrhomeinSanDiego, :.;,. ~IY.!!!:"wiath twohls motheru~. Mr''"'8• Harry...,.. Polls and other relatlvea. Enrolte they wiU visit relatives in Vqlnla and lrlenda In Teua. Emma Yokley of Columbus vlslt..s with Mrs. TltUI Picbns ~~.!',;d Mrs. James Harden have moved from Waoltlngton D. C. to London, Oldo when ~ baa employment wllb the Bureau ol Criminal Ill· vesttgatlm. Mr. and Mnt. Robert Harden and DebiU ll:iiinj'8Died Mr. 11141 Mn. 11111101 Harden to MrawteiillllldMn~_!bff vlttlted .....w sueat Mrs Ula •Bantz ·· Mr' and Arlllur. K nlg Jr . .;.. ••- •.:..•• the~ of ----·• . an lib., 9 oz. daushter at St. Joaeph Hoepllal, Parkersbarg on Seplenlber 24. She has been named Crystal Dawn Grand parenll are Mr and Ar: thur Koenlg, Sit: and Mr.' and ~~ap~~~- LeCombs ol • ....,... ~• Mrs Win Blake turned hame irom Sl. Joseph ~tal, Parkersburg, after belnii a patient there with a cfuabed ahoulder which the received In a car accident Ia Parkfl'lburg. Mr.andMrs.GaryMillerand baVby daughter ol VIenna, W. a. vlslt..s Friday wltb his --ts Mr 8 nd Mrs ~1 .... -· ' · · ~.. Miller and 1011, Keltb. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Morloll andiOIIolllaytonapeniSUDday hera with her partDII, Mr. and ~:..~., __ Jean~...:...•• ol Mr. Mr. .... ,_ WE ---·· .,.,...,. lflga and Colii!Dbus apent the weekend 1111,;!'ter · btanl dmt&Mer, Kathy Lynn _. · here with her parenta, Mr. and Boyd, Mrs. l!:uel Bnnm. Mrs. . Mrs. Jolm Arbeush. Roger D. Crabtree and Infant RIIY,Mrs. Warren Roae, IIDDald Leonard McGlll returned 11011, Mrs. WllUam AileD Frey, R. Sayre, Mrs. Zilla Slayton, Mr1 . ~~ A. Gardner, Olrey 'hwney and Infant Roger nw Gllmln, Mlchoe] -uabllr, Mrs. Oral Waueb, D.Gr~~W.Balel,n, :'..:.~~·Weaver, Mrs. Mrs. --..· S. Baley, Mrl.---u ......,Mri. JamuL. Carence McCoy, J.,... C. W<ilo:t:u&i and 1Dfanl11011, Mrs. llenller, Mrs. ElU McCoy, Dlle M. Coder, Olrllllna Lyrm Slennan Morris, Mrs. Carl Manley,RohertE.Manley,Dee M<ITOW, Mra. Elfie Plckena, AnnPickala,PelerT.Sdllndler :rtMmaa E. Pnnllce, 011u11a J. and VIal Jo Yobo. home Friday alter a few dayl vlait with lhelr daqbllr, Mr. and Mrs. Georp V1ra(lll and !'· daushlen <J. oti•Junuo Mr. Virash accompanied him IHitte. '1 Ml ·10 For split-sec( Accutr by Sui' The heart of an Accu a tiny, iunlng fork th' Into 360 equallnten Accutron time is so r that Bulova auaranll accuracy to within 61 Set OIH' lln1 1111ctlon wttcnt• todl)l. rror ••• . . • •• • • • ·•• 1 I I • I • I 1 : '• Loada of load apace-5 ouy-entry c~ocm, e 11e1 or flat floor. Power plua economy 81 HP OVIirhead CUI engine, up to 2!1 mllea per gallon. Solid comfortbuCket ...ta, e11y-clean vinyl interior, Nlely front dilc brakes. The Meigs County I The Athens County Savings & Lo I • : 296 W. SECOND IT. 1 I POMEROY, OHIO I : 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 '• • : • 1 I 11 1 1 I I I I : 1 1 • llOURNI!:MOUTII, EUCiaad • Ruuell, •• and • LET YOUR MONEY EARN THE HIGHEST RATE OF INTE-l IN THE AaA .r , DATE OF DEPOSIT TO DATE OF ~ITHDRAWAL• .ALL AC· COUNTS INSURED TO $20,0110.00 By 111 Agency of the .... ) '·' , ';; ' Barbara Rualtll, 10, have decided to l'lliDII'I'J IDGI'e than 30 years alter lhelr lint ...... dlnl. Tiley wert dlviii'CIII alter llyeanol I 1 ·' Feder•l Government. . ' (UP!) -])on '; • • ·, : 1 1 •• • •: • SMITH AUTO SALES · ·: I uae~rFreoPartiii!ILAI · : ~.N. ;~ ~-o ; ;~li l!'lz·io-:'9.;.;, .;~o...J._V_.-..J ·----K-anllilaltiua_,a,l.iOh~io_._..__ ''!"·'~' ,!'!,• : .......-... I Will he Square II)IIH I r;:============ his Alr Force service, he has been with SCS In Ohio. Be waa lllfi.'OIIIvely a 1011 c.._,aUonlll In Scioto and Greene Counties, area COD· aenatlonllt at warren and BBIDGEFAW MELBOURNE, Anatralla (UP!) - A ft1 mlUloo bridst under C!Cillllnlctlon l"'llapaed t.odaJ ... ll""""n" 11 Oilllldrtl, plutt(llns IICU'II ol ....un • IDGI'e than 100 laet Into file : Yarra River. 1 81Ll!:NTTO~ : WILIIINGTON, DeL (UP!)- I Vice Plealdllllt Spiro T. /tlf'q 1 11)11 lhe nation wiU rejact the 1 "elltltl" radical liberal Ill I November'l electiotll 'lllid i9* I to the allent .-Jori!J lor : dlncllon. 1 'l'llYTRY A!WN, : • Volume control • B~ilt·in antenna.· · MOtOROLA·~ ..~ Creators of Quasar'" Color TV '0 olwt, =~Mr~r:~~~ =l"'a...~ ~..;.~ ~:. ~ .~·.~;, more no-cost exhas ence ""-· ews Pic fill II&NNETI' By Mn. Evelyn BriU!ea •rnolcl to Clark A Sunday Sehool attendance at n • WeDs, 7 lhe uru•~ Methodist ~·-• Acrea, l.abenon. 1 '"" offerlnB was"""""' waa 48 and ·~ 32. Ernes t Mitch e11 • Sh irIey Worship service atler;da~ce Mitchell to WIWam MltcheU, was 43 and offerlnB waa f56.0'1. Geraldine Mltcbell, U Aerel, Mr. and Mrs. Roonle Barnett Scipio. and daughtar Robin who has C. Wayne Swisher, Mina Mae been Uvlntl 'in Te.;.., have Swisher to Damon R. Ferrell, moved here to the tr.U..: on the Linda Lee Ferrell, Lot, Ted Sedplcl: properly. . 8Jra<,'U10. Asurpriae birthday party was · Gamel W. Clart, Cbarlel E. giveu on Saturday evenlns, Oct. Clark to WiUle Wlae, Margaret 3, by Mlaa Cheryl Bentz In honor Wlae, Pareel, SaUabury. o1 the birthday <J. her mothet' Earl Daniel to GObert F. Mn.IJia Bentz at their hame ai Peerey, Uane L. Peerey, lli.M Sumner. ~ attendlns ,......, Aa'ea, Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baht of Edward W. llwnpbrey, Watd Pomeroy R. D.; Mr. and Mrs. C. llumpl)rey to Stall of Ohio, VIctor Baht and lamlly, Mr. Right of Way, Salilbury. and Mnt. Henry Baht and Edward W. HwDplaey, Wald lamily, Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. ~ to Stall of Ohio, 11-Flck, Jr. and lamily, .n o1 .311 Acre,"" .shury, Cheatar; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd lluel M. Curlla to Marjorie Welia and family <J. Cherry N. Brewer, 1 Acre, Olive. Rldlo; Mr. aad Mrs. Golden LewiiW. Smlth,JanlceSmllb Baht o1 Athena and Mrs Barbra to Robert Jellerll, llelen Jef. Redouble Work Perfect size family wagon with oppolllllt file · of lhe Tile 1aatol live IIDIM wiU be qalnlt oonfer. llllltNd Econom Qevelu to provld . Carpedler, Elluhatb Mr. and BaD Carponler to Delbert l.aWIOII, vlsltl!i~lirother,<llvlaBallll Eleanor Lawton, i.e acre, PT. PLEASANT - COD• theGoadSIM!)lberd~alDlelll l.abanon. lti'Valion wlnnen will be au.-~. Tiley .wwe ~~:""' Donna 11arrett to Arvll hGIKnd Oct. 28 at the annual CIJIDPIIIledbyberllllilllet,Mrl. Holter, l\lary K. lloller, 71.44 Wealera Soli Conmvatloll Jani,S Teafonl, u far aalouth ..,...., IAhanO!l. . Dls!rlCI)IanqutotaiCIIdar La1reo llllrleiilllll. She vlllted her Nno& 'l'lllla, Ruth 'l'lllla tD FFA-FIIA camp in Ripley. aitnt,louc)'Oavta,-SprtngBID Peter A. Sawlr, Opal &ewar, ~to he l'tCGflnlzed In lhe Mountain . ~ the ntum trip, 1.27 acres, Rutland. threecounUeaoflbodlltrlctare they also vlslr.d Mn. Davia. Lealie F. DOtaon 1o Gerald E. ltudenta wlio placed high 011 Mra. Dva Dalley iipllll the Johnaon, M. Opal Johnaon, .ils C0111t!'V11IIon teats and othen weeand · with hw aon and acre, Ollve. who contributed to the local daul)bleNJHaw, Mr. and Mn. WUUam Matlack, Ula culiOivatloo JII'OII'8ID durin8 JetTy Dalley, 11141 Mr. IIICI Mra. MllUack to Harold R. Norloll, the year. '1111l11181 AulbtnoD ol Beverly. Emogene Norton, a.ss -.· Speaker wiD be James S. Mrs. Dan Sbant accompanled Cheatar. Bennet!, atste conaervatlonlal, Mrs. Ann l!ro1rninB and Mra. Ethel Thllll88 to Karl B. who laat April moved over to Geoq Mowery to ___,__ 0a · West Yir&lnfa'• No. I Job Ia ma trip~u-•-• Ru~d~ Davia, pareela, . conaena!IOD from Ohio when Mr.aruiMrs. GeralciCowieof Pearl Koblenll, Letha he had been No.2, Beaver Falla, Pa.; Mr. and Koblentz to Oavld Koblenlil, Bonnett went to lhe former Mrs. 'I!IGmaa TUmbsll o1 New pareel, Cheater. Unldts HJah School at Weat Brjghtoa, Pa. villted their Letha Koblenh, Pearl Milford, oltended s&lem 11stet, Mnt. Oma IIJND fur a Koblentz to Pearl Koblantz, College and sradUatad !run week. Mrs. if1aellacrompt'llied parcela, Chesler. West Virllnla Unlnnlly. He them Ill Collmbua where tbey Perry A. Rlgp, auditor, to worked for the USDA F~ vlslt..s Jlr. and Mrs. Carl Clermont Arnold, 7 acres, Home Admlnlalralloo before GordoD llld olber relative•. Lebanon. ent.erins the Air Force In W«'ld 4,000 Asked to i::': .!:!ii.~;~=~ Mr~. ~~~w~ J..,.. - Tllea-ltrtheNo.1rankeol Buclra bllbUibta their bomoellllllq waekend. )(ln. -a Ia flleir lllllOild Ill& Tm 'l'lle lllllll of tlaabl'- . m11 approwi Wllllltm ...." OSU trainer Emit Btc11 reporled T1itndaJ that defen· lllve IICtle llllPII ~ le ibe lilly plaJer ... to mlu 1111 .....,.. He II aut with a ahonMer WASHI au Mr. Ralpb,Ginleridl <J. Middletown yarda In 81msl Indiana.job oo ''OirrJ dilelal*ulilul the MJnneaola vetr.qtllon <J.. lenle," 1nc11na coach John Pant lllld. ''We rlll*food hla nllllllJW, bill his bell handllnl and quid! handl reoUy kepi our . ,. . . . . .! GRJ ' and Mnt. llowzrd Teaford and landowners and developers, for Mr. and Mrs. Da.. Feaster, Ouistlna, Howle, GB71a, and aimoaI every conceIvable land Darcy of GranviUe. uoe." Mrs. Marie Autherson and The SCS office oervlng residents ol Mason County Is Mrs. Elva Dailey visited Saturday alleraoon with Mr. located ai 23012 Main Street. and Mrs. Eotell Hall, Joh11 Cooper Ia dlalrict con· Williamstown • W. Va. Tiley also scrvatlonist. visited the Fmton Glllll Co. plant. Mrs. Myla lludaoo ll]lllllthe weekend with her Bister and ll'othll'ln~aw, 'Mr. and Mrs. (.1yde Gerlach, Jr. Ill MIIB Terri Ferrell, 1 Or l,~r. UU aophomoro at Ohio State COLUMBUS Four Unlveraily, has retumed to her lhouund voluntaer members of stadles. the Ohioans for Cloud Com· ll.ecenl Yislton at the Jameo milleelnBScountiea were urged Teaford home were BID Snider, Thursday to redouble their Mrs.AllahTealordandTammy effortaln the ftnal two weeka of of llebrm. tile BUbernalorial campaign. Jeanette lawrence aDd Mrs. Jacqueline Morrow of LDuise Yatea of Racine were Clllumbus,chainnanofOilloans recent guests <J. Mrs. Elva for Cloud, dlrect..s the volun- Dailey. tser Cloud f<H"ces to step up Mr. and Mrs. Ruuell their activities In dlalributins Mwrtson of Ashtabula vlllr.d literature, gettlDII out lhe vola, herewilb Mr. and Mrl.lletman andralalnBfundstohelppayfor london, Mr. and Mrs. A1J*a the Cload campaign. Cottrill, Mr. and Mra.l.awrtllce ~:Mi:dd:le:po:rt:,o=·==~Y~e~rne;.:Ord;.an~d~Da~vld:..:'l'llelas:~· Infant dauabter, Mrs. Pauland V. BeD, Mrs. Jolm R. Blaker ' I not work, or a haaement full of water means literally thousands of dollars down the drain. F&Uure to t;OIIlpenaate for aoil limitations most often causes theae foul!a. For the builder, the aoil he builds on is "the leut changeable and the most basic thing to consider." said James S. Bennett, who heads the USDA SoU Conservation Service 1SCS) In West VIrginia . SoU surveya which, among other things, classify soils according to their limitations have been made on most ol Weal Virglnla's land area, and many surveys are currently being updated. "Advice and onsite .....,lance Ia available from aU SCS offices," said Mr. Bennett. "No matter where you buy or own land, soils In· formation Ia available to all 57 on Honor List ,.' •'' 2 dr. H. T., V-t, auto. , P. B., P. S., radio. w-s-:.V tires, mag wheels, AIR CONDITIONING. 992-5341 ....._.. ll'lltll" nm Tbo layiDIIl agreed ovet wbl'lmlDgly that tile -lqMrtant trait to be aoul)bt In a pastor Ia ... lllnll& penonal laltb." Tile aecond most importlat, they lllkl, Ia a capacity for ·~ap l'"llle lntorpretatim and communicatim <J. file faith." Tbo clersY did not atlach comparable bn· ]llltllln to tbeee tlinp. '!bey ranked peraona1 laltb tlUd amq file delirable allrilllletl <J. a mi!Uter. Oonmunlcatlm of the gospel wu PI'. PLEASANT - Af20,1100 to ftO,IIOOlose Ia more than the averase lamUy can afford, but many people lose such amounts evtrJ year becauae they fall to check the son before buying or $2195 Standings : . ! One Hard Knock School Full:.:...~~:: Tuppers Plains w:r! $1495 1968 Mercury Monterey October I, 1970 THURSDAY AFTERNOON . BY. ADA 11LAC1 tMnth on their IJit <J. prlcll'illea. . • • ' $5300 1968 Ford Fa Icon 4 Door Merlte1, 2162.'' c:IOIDD*' for their Yiewa. The .....Uta .....,iilnta how wide a &ull baa I!J'OWD up be-n laity and clerBYon f i l e - role of tile JIU.. Relpondants were liked to rank varioUI traita Ill order <J. their rslallve importance to the a <J. I cleriYmln'l mlnlatry. :.- Value-Rated Used Cars Thomas, 551 ; Pet Carson, .478. Ml<"-'· 15o!. T-"m High '' "' , .565; Racine Food Market tloceae <J. Soutbern<INo, alked botlllaymen and i Mint green. black vinyl top and green interior, full power equipment. Climate Control air conditioning . Second - Donna Grete, 174. High Series - Herold Carsor., Pom.,.oy Bowling c•· ,.C No. 6 Farmers Bank Religion in America :: No. 5 New York Clolhing ·"'·• t No. 1 M&R Foodllner One - ' condllclocl by the Epllcopal ~ No. 3 Simons Market . . .. ~· · 36 touchables, 2028. Both were COIWned wilb the quallllel thai . . daalrable Ia a pastor. •;.,r October 12, 1970 touchables, 748. .. . ·~· THE LAMPLIGHTERS SttncHnes• Harry Thomas, 235 ; Sylvester, 192. two '; • .·.. Uj ta1114:1pinn oo atndiJ 11117 find a clue In -J• coaducled recently amons Epllc'IIP'"•u, .,. Loeal Bowling Team 40's a, IAMI c•um• 'm ~t~~~~• WJtW r t. . who ......... wb7theylace .. 111811)' i 'l'lloio MUll wiped out a M Reds' lead and. llartAIII file BI!Umore Oriolea 1D a W World Serlea roul. "Bot I hope to have file opportunity to be hack bene next year," he lllid quietly, after the game. "I'd Uke to play asaiMt this team, and we probably wW." . ' Bennett , ofEmpty Pews ~';.,~cu;;ciety Pr:p~rty Banquet ~~fa. ...... am ..,s Transfers u most Speaker· lhe7 u "an Mn. a-.1111. J!:u8ene Ill Mrs. !Jarn]M"ft ·'The Why -t Donna Grate, ••· Second High S.rl11 - Harry • CXlLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)Olllo Slats Ia not forsellinllthe stattstics of laal year's contsat with Big Ten opponent MJDneao.. 18, even II the 1mportanl onethe ftnal ~ oulln the llllckeyes' lave.- 34-7. Tile game looked like a rout, but the score depended to a I!J'fal extent on five Gopher fun!blea to turn file tide. Mlnneeota had 211 flrrt downe, me better than Olllo Stall; gained 433 yards to file Bucka' 4211 and let ICbool ..-.Is for IIIClll pasaea (48) and most CIIIIpietlona (llll). 1Au McCullouglh, who coordi· naletl the Buckey.,• defenae, 0 I 0 1 Merritt Is ~kilag · ; NHL Standi... Merritt, wha!o oore ann ByUnlledProlllnle<nallonal hst hadn'tpit.:hed lllnce the oecoad Belanger, !ol W. L. T. Pis NaUonal Leasue playoff pme Blalr,cf 3 0 0 6 F. Robinson. rt 5 2 2 2 ltlontreel 2 0 0 4 against Pittsburlh, ll8ld be· Powell, 1b 5 1 2 1 l!o>tun I 1 0 1 wanr.d to start the !IIIII pme · Reltenmund, If 4 2 2 2 Toronto I 1 0 2 beCiuae "I had &0011111111." B. Robinson, 3b 5 0 1 0 New York I 2 0 2 Johnson, 2b • I 3 2 Bullolo But after Frlllli: Rohl-'s I 3 0 2 Etcheborren, c 3 1 1 0 Detroit home run In file flrrt, be 1 • 0 2 Cuellar, ph 3 0 0 0 Vancouver realiJed his iontrol ''waan't aa T•t•ls 31 9 15 t W. LT. Pis aharp aa It could have been." Cincinnati 300 000 001)-3 3 o o 6 llllltlmore 222 010 02x-9 Chlc.go Manlier Sparky ADdersm 2 1 o 4 OP- Baltimore 1. LOB- St. Louis Philadelphia 2 I 0 • told reporters he felt obligated Cincinnati 3, Baltimore 11. 1 I 0 2 to go with the southpaw after 28- Rose. May, M<Roe, Loa Angeles 1 I 0 2 Powell, Johnson. HRa-- F. Minnesota 0 2 0 0 Merritt said he wu ready. Robinson, Rettenmund . S- Pittsburgh Oakland 0 2 0 0 Merritt hlmaeU summed up Cuellar. Thundlly's Rosulls lpllrerbbso the Oriole coup de I!J'ICO, Morrill (L) 1 2·3 3 • • 1 0 MontrHI 3 Buffalo 0 commenttns, "U you (llve a Grange-r 2·3 5 2 2 0 o Chlc.go 2 Detroit I good hitter a chance to hit the Wilcox 12·3 0 0 0 0 2 Philadelphia 5 Vancouver 4 Cloninger 2 4 1 1 2 1 Minnesota .t Pittsburgh 2 hsll he'll hit itsom...hen." Frtdlly's Glmu Washburn 1 1-3 2 2 2 2 0 Though Merritt fell the Boston at Oek!ar.d Carroll 2·3 1 0 0 o 2 Oriolea fielded file beat team ill Cuellar (WJ 9 6 3 3 1 • T- US. A- AS,:U1. Paul Revere was Booton's the Series, captain Pete Roae leading silveromllh and maintained that "We've sllll goldamllh. got the beat baU club... Gophers Eye Upset Tonight's Game• h Itt 3 0 I 2 1 0 0 0 Carroll, p Totots IIIIHimoro Detroit at San Francisco (Only gamH scheduled) • Washburn, p Cleveland a1 Portland ABA 5ttndiii!IS By United Prell lntemotlanol car. ........ lb Bench,c Was Brooks Robrnson,AllThe Way 1::: /' SIODII. QQICIAL • Powtr ~ Meoltlnltnl • ~ Thoro Wath. Power lhowtre, 'ower Tower, ob ; • 0 4 1 • 0 4 1 Moy, lb McRu,lf Corrales, ph Helmo,2b Concepcion, ,. Merritt, p two nmo In each ol the first Gronger, p three lMinp, added Reiten· WllcOK,p Br•vo,ph mund'• hamer Ia the lllth, and Cloninger, p a final pair In the eighth. Carbo,ph biddlnB lor the championahlp again next year. 'l'llelr flrot olrlnR Ia not only magnlllcenl but """"d physically. and they are deep. As a sample, Merv Rettenmund, who Ia belnB Ill'~ to replace Frank RoblniM In left Held some day, merely bstr.d .322 during the seuoo and hit one of the BALTIMORE (UPI)-"Baltl· more Ia the best team In buebali," Cincinnati Reds' manager Sparky Anderson said, oot added conditionally 11 ln 1970., After 1os1n& the !Uth and deciding game of the Series ~ Thursday, Anderson went out <J. his way to pay tribute to the new champions. He called the !WIOI., "great," "fantastic," and "exciting." He jl'llaed their hittinll. And' he said third baseman Brooka Roblnlon "dominated the Se- one. ClnclnnaH Tolon, cf ROM,rl ·~ ' ""'fllellail18enllnel,Middleport-Pcmezoy, 0., Oct. II, 1970 - DoFor .Youf. , ·MitOJ............. "'ff·U·, ............................................. IUPPOif'THI ~---- ,.._..,., -·A~~ ~ ..!'"-••· �\ .' 3- The DaUy Sentinel, MidcDeport-Pomeroy, 0., Oct. ll, 1V10 Box Score Baltimore 9, Cincinnati 3; It's All Over BALTIMORE I UPI) -For Olle solid year, the Baltimore Orioles w.... a haunt..s ball club-but lhat'a aU over today · lor boaeball's newly crowned world champlona. For one aolld year, the Oriolee were fPOOked by the ghost ol the 111119 World Series, that hwnutating defeat by the New York Mets jwt when the Orioles were so IIW'e they had lhe beat team In besebaU. "I think we all dedicated oureelvea to making up for 1ut year," said slugger Frank ·Robinson In the bubbly celebra. Uon after lhe Orioles had drubbed lhe ClnclnnaU Reds, ~ 3, Thursday, to win this year's series by the same score they lost last year's, low- games to added the wordl thai IUI1IIIleCl ''mlraclaa" laal ,_, the ortolea' two homeraln the ftnal up and he 1tlll want..s to lhmr , II," lllid ctt@er And)' EtdloIt up for the men who heal Orlolel would have been 1111111. Redl' w11 ea- Doubt bemll. '"''be ttne o1 ua llllled hoaebeU'o beet three llmH In him : The Reda' win Wednesday about sablil to file curve haU "l.aol year belonged to the live,_,, Mets. But 1970 belonged to the Nor Ia there any reaaon to had niled file lbou&hl o1 defeat men and thal'l what we did." Oriolel." · think the Orioles won't be In the Orloieo' mlndaJc.- the Tile Orioles slruclt back with Actually, heseballllndlltseU today with Slllllethlng more than a new champion4 team that heslridea the major leagues aa no team since the old New York Yankees has done. This Ia · the Oriolea' second world championahlp In live years. But for those "Amazing Mets" and their lir1t Ume. And then Cincinnati rocket! Orioles' 1tarter Mike Cuellar for three 1'111111 In the first lnnins. In the press hoi, lolka started thinking of BOintl to Cincinnati lor the abtth same "There were 50I'De thoughts Saturday. On the fleld, pltchlns In our mJnd about laal year," coach George Bamberger ran BelanBer confeued. But the lhoeta ol '119 are gone out to talk to Cuellar. "He wao gelling his ocrewball forever, JlO'W. Orioles Best Team-Sparky he stated Dally. ''Tiley beat lhe best team In the National Leagllll .....,t a crippled team," he oald. Ander8on praised the Orioles repeatedly whUe talklns with reporters In his crowded offtce off the Reds' dreaoin8 room. 'l'llrough it all, however, And......, save the imjl'esaim that he was very sincere In his praise, but really thousht his was the better club. Finally h• said it -"1 still think I have the besl team In baaeball. Tile Oriolea heal us In five games and this Ia their The Orioles earned their second chance-<1Ul!llng away with the American League Eall Division race, crushing the Minnesota Twins In three stralgbt games In the AL playoffs. And they came close to sweeping the seriea, losing only the fow-lh game before bouncing bsck Thursday with a 1~1 barrage against abt hapless Cincinnati pitchers to salt away the world's cham· pionahlp. "They're tbe Belt .••" "They're the best team In ries." Anderson credited Orlolea' year." basebaU," conceded losing Man· manager Earl Weaver with the "But, 1 have lhe youngest ager Sparky Anderson ol the taam's succeaa. Be went to the team In beaebsll," he pointed Reds I!J'aciously, and then he BaiUmore dreulng room to out. congratulate Weaver before Anderson would not flatly aay meeting with reporlers. he expects a rematch next year . "Everythlnj about them Ia • Bu~ In ao many worda, be gave tribute ID Weaver," be aald, the impression that he ''winning 217 games In two definitely piano to be in years, beallnB ualn five games, the way they conduct them· selves -they've genUemen." "I970belong• to BattJmor•,"lt Make "Her'' Dishwashing Easy BE DISHWASHER BEST BUY -- •I-WIIII _,DillY Loodo, l'oll I ,_, llllr. I Holtl • Maple Cutllltl lolrcl Top • loa FOOd DtlpoNr ............ lllblll&wt • NBA Slondllllls By Unlled Pr11s tntomotlanot Ellforn Contorence Atlantic Division New York wi Lo 1~ ~.8 Philadelphia 1 o 1.000 V• BALTIMORE (UPI) - It was a W..-ld Series In which everylhlng Brooks Robinson did was right. Even when he was caUed out on slrikes in the eighth innlnB =~~· ~ g of Thureday's final game, it Control Division oeemed Uke the perfect oppor· W. L. Pet. GB !unity for the Orioles' fans to Baltimore 1 0 1.000 ... cheer him on his way bsck to Atlanta o o .000 'I• the dugout, and they did. Cincinnati 0 1 .000 1 Cleveland o 1 .000 1 Roblnaon won the Moot Western Conftr~nce Valuable Player Award by a Mldwes~OI~III~d GB mile. Afterwards, he remained Phoenl• , , i. 0 1.ooci ... his calm, phlegmaUc aeU, but ~~n~n· .ll •• • 1 • . 11"1'*10 .'!: : sliD was lij~ to ca~ it "il)e ChiCfgO ' '" . • , o l. ~-1o.. .500."rt<. lo•- ."""MilwaUkee ·.ooo -v; n·-•letll &""""' " """" ~. .•h·• . ..,.,.~· .._..,.. P.ciflc Division ' pened to me. W. L. Pet. GB "'l'llla makes up for every. Los Angeles 0 0 .000 ... thing. 'l'llere's a tot of San Francisco o0 o0 .000 "~ II Portland .000 ··· uwuac on and pride Invo1ved Seattle 0 1 .000 'h In bouncinB bsck to win it," San O~o 0 2 .000 I RoblniM said. Thundly's R11uill , 'Whe f lila Phoenl• 119 Boston 100 n you ee 1 I you had (Only game scheduled) the beat club and didn't win it, Frldty's Glm11 like last year it's a long walt Son Diego at Philadelphia to get 11 beck'" Los Angeles at Chicago · Memorial Stadium here In October 1m. "What we learned here this year Ia that we wiU have to work herder In eprlng training and work harder durlns the resuJar season," AnderBCII noted. "'111e club that heats 118 wiU have to play hellacious baae· baD," warned the first-year aldpper. The Orioles pounded Anderson's pltcilers In the Series, collecting 50 hits and 33 runs. But, he attributed that to Baltimore's hatters rather than any weakness In his pit.:hing staff. "I ihouBhl we bad them In the second game ... after the fourth game ... and after the first Inning" <J. 'l'llursday's decldlnB game when the Reds scored three runs. "IIIII, they just kept hlttlnB. When a club keepa CUlling beck Uke that I'm not BOlntl to dolllllf8de my pit- chers," Anderson said. "I bolleally think Clay carrou waa the best pitciler In the Serlee .-<~n either team," An· derson aald. Carroll d1d not (llve up a run In the three gamea be appeared In and W81 credlr.d with file Reda' " win Wed· neoday. Anderson beBged off on a queatlm about poaaible trades this wintar. General manager Bob Howsam ''never lnterferea with what I do on the field," he explained, "oot, tradins 1a his department.! talk to him about a sreat many thlnp, oot he handles the trading." ''Tile Orioles beat us In five games. 'l'lley're a sreat team," Ancleraon aald lor what aeemed !be umpteenth time, pauaed, puffed his cigarette, looked aro111d the room, and again added, "In 1970." Ironton at Gallipolis Athens at Meigs Jackson at Wellston Elllt Oftler Pcrtable Models $159 ~~d H&R Firestone 992·2238 Middleport. o. Floridians Pittsburgh VIrginia Kentucky carolina New York W. L Pet. GB Waverly at Lagan 1 0 I 0 0 0 01 01 01 Alexander at Glouster 1.000 1.000 Warren Loco! ot Nelsonville· .000 112 ot Federoi·Hocklr.g .0001 Miller at Vinton County .0001 Huntington East at Pt. Pleasant .0001 e~'r.~n Southern at Hannan Trace WHt W. L. Pet. GB Van at Wahama Green Local ot North Gallla Utah I 0 1.000 Southeastern at Kyger Creek Indiana 1 0 1.000 r..., o o .ooo v. Chesapeake at South Point Memphis Q 0 .000 '12 Oak Hill at Coal Grove Denver 0 I .000 I Thundly'l Results U.Yl!:ll8 TO OKLAHOMA Pittsburgh 105 New York 102 !l!ICAGO (UPI)-Gale 8ay· ldnolano 121 Kentucky 95 Florida 105 Carolina 97 en of file <ldcago Bears WI for Frldlly's Glmt1 Otlahoma City, Okla., ThursFlorldllat New York day lor conaultatlon with Dr. Denver at Indian~ Dmald Donallle, an «<bopedie ourgeon, about his Injured left knee. Sayers, who has been plagued 1!1111 knee Injuries tbrGJBhoul hll caner, relnjured his left 1!not &iJ!daY In a CIIDe asalnlt the MlnDeldla VlklDp. For a year, the Orioles had - - - - - - - - lived with the memories of last year's World Series Hve.game FINANCIAL RESULTS loea to the New York Mets and, BALTIMORE I UP! l _ though they rarely spoke of 11, F' tal f fifth it was on their minds. mane lgures on 111 .e "It was a long winter for us game of the World Serles: last year and 1 didn't want to Net receipts - $445,091.73 go through another winter like Commlosioners Office that ," salei ftrs t baseman Boog $68,67J.7e. Bsl"·Powell "'auore Club _ ,.., ~.OlQI;.00 "Yo~ know what would have Cincinnati Club - $94,581.99. happened. 11 would have been American League Office the same thing. We would have $94N,5Stil.09nal. •••• . 8 0 to liatsn to people aU winter ....,.ue 011100 asking what happened to you $94d!lf~· .:...;,1·•aiuifJ ohJ . BUYS against the Big Red If· , ""''' . · Ym Machille?' Well, we have a first fow- games. machine of our own." Roblns011-l loc 19 in lui - - - - - -- - year's aeries-bad nine hits in Ihe aeries, acored five runs and "Robinson dominated the led his team with sa RB!s. He aeries," said Sparky Anderson, made defenaive gems in each o1 the l<islng manager. "He the first three gamea and deaerved to win the Moe! acored the wlnninB run In the Valuable Player Award Wllllli· first two. mously." Over osu Buck eyes ~-------------. . Demonstrator Sale 70 EL£CI'RA BUlat Hlr. Hardtop, factory air conditioned. 6 way power seat, vinyl top, never been tilled. Executive wife's . 1tf IK»NNlVIU£ PON'OAC .. SAVE 2 Dr. hilrdtop;"IIIC!dry aft cendltlonell, vinyl top. ' Extra sharp, low mileage, AM-FM radio. DODGE CITY U.S.A. WATCH FOR OUR·BIG· KICK-OFF , , , . ' .... ~.'I • ·~,, ., , ';t, ... '. \ .. ' ' 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 3 0 1 0 3 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J2S6J ob r h Itt S 0 1 1 4 2 3 1 predicts the Saturday confron· tatioo at Ohio Stadium bere wiU be a "helluva bsU prne." "You know we had trouble s1opp1ns this team lui year," M!)OillouBb said. ''Tiley had 48 pasaea and we didn't get to the puser once." 'l'llla ...... Mlnneaota has lost two, both to Big Eight tsama, and woo two, lnciudlns the :zu lhumplntl <J. Indiana 1aat net. Ohio stale has Willi all tlirae of lliiJBIIII!II. ~ the Gopher alfonae wiU be Q'alg Curry, a 11loot.\, I.80pound Junior. CUrrybllellhloi:ZSpasaeafor 147 yardl and cmried 141or 100 Ahead To Next Year BALTIMORE (UP!) - Jim Merritt didn't look like the »~~~ winning ace <J. the Cincinnati pltchlns staff 'l'llursday aa he yielded four hila and four runa, including a h<me run, in the fir1t z 1-3 lnnlnp. • ~ 3A 30 26 22 20 Untouchables High Individual Glmo Esther 1969 Cadillac Sedan DeVille •'. ;' ,• ~- .•• ' iI ; Team High Game Un- Tetm High Series - Un. : : bulldlntJ. : Such loeaes are made In the ji'OOOBB of learning by OX· i l : : 289· V·8 engine. auto. trans., radio , w·s·w tires. ! :u Two door Fastback. Turquoise finish. while top, black vinyl Int., 390 V-8, auto. trans ., P.S., power disc brakes, radio, w+w tires. Real nice. 22 1967 Olds 98 4 door 46 28 ,. 20 High lndlvlduol Gomo Calista Searls, 19•. Socond Hlah Ind. Glmo Carotyn Bachner, 119. High Soriu - Collola Searls. 513. Socond High Sorlos - Ctrolyn Bechner, e. Tum High Glmo - Simons .. • . Soi'los - Simons DAWSON QUITS PIULADELPIUA (UPI)Ron Dawson, the leading I!J'OUDdgalneron the Unlverslty <J. Pennsylvania football team, quit the club Friday along with three other players. Dawson, junior linebacker John Brinjac, offensive end Tm> Carbin and safety Marion Roberta quit with a blast at Coach Bob Odell, complalnlnB that he took "all the fun" out of football. perience, m..-e comonly known u file School of Hard Knocks. This need not be the caae. 'l'llal achool Ia already well endolnd, and aoils Information ts ••aDable for the asking to ptGioet prospective home owners from such problemB. When the family home Ia flnaUy purchaaed, usuaUy after years of aavtns and doing without, most families are ready to aetUe down, enjoy It, and fqet about expenees for 1whtle. A crumbling foundatim, a aeptlc tank that does I I' Tum : ~ 1 : $1995 ~ Blue with blue Int.. full power equipment, radio, w·S·W tires. factory air conditioning. 1966 Buick Wildcat 4 Dr. $1595 '• ' Burgundy finish wltti matching Int., radio, w· s-w lires. tinted glass. 1 owner New Olds trade . ' ';3 - - 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix l' :-. I $1295 s!¥lWl*J:s.t~t~,··~! ' named 1<> . the flrrt s1z weeke 11mor ron. '' '' ' SludeDts must make B or beIter to be named to the roU. 1'bey were: Seniors - Robin Allan, BID Beegle, Debbie Boeo, Pam Buck, Pam Codner, Deborah Croll, Sharon Ervin, T<m Flamm, Patti lhle, Garcia McGraw, Cary Morris, Don N-, Roger Neaae, Debbie Norrll, Rita Salaer • Karen SaJrt, Sandra Sayrs, Rober! ''' l' '' ''' Karr&Van Za NOTICE! • • We1 Cia Ennin&s At &:00 For Dul'llion of GM Slrille : ''' "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMAC FINANCING 'I • POMEROY ! I• :-:; •' ' EVENINGS UNTIL 6:00 HUSH PUPPIES ' New Fall Styles And Colors. I I' I'; From the golden grain 'neath the generous sun comes the pure grain beer ClqymenloeltheirmoetiJnporlanll'llllcii!ID to dleplay "cmcern for the proNenvt of 1111 CGIIllllllllity and file world." Tile nul Important trait, laid, altilllde ol openneu to challge." Tile laity ranked botll theae things V«Y low In importance; The other IIU1'vef waa coaduclocl by the !placopal Cluch Foundatloo, and Involved questionnalrel sent to llllOO laymen acrola the nation. '!bey alsowereaskad to rank, Ia order of in~" ·tance,altrillatudealrablelna cl4rl)ozpan. ,.,. l'lnll'rkliiJ <Mz ,... A slroni personal fallb waa not • - znen.. tiaaed In the foundatlm'a questiomalre, ao file laltybednochancetovoteforthai.Bultbeydld give lint priority to a quality which cllaly tuzeeponds to it: 'l'llat a mlllllter be ''well I!J'Ounded In theoloBY·" 'l'lleaecoodmostimparlantlralt,tbeylelt,waa that a paslor be "an IDiereJtinl and reltvanl Jft8Cher" -which COIIeepGilds to the Clp&city lor ''reeponslble cOIIliOOIIIcatioo" whlcb Oblo laymen placed aecond on their llat il dealrable mlnlaleria1 qualities. Whetstandsoutfrunbothpollallthatlaymen want mlDisters who are -lD the oldtime pllrue - ''moll of God," Imbued with a deep and con· tagloua perslllllllalth. 'l'lleclerBf, on file other hand, tend to aee their role primarily In tanns of aoclalacUVIIm. ' Lay ,..., Now ._, ,1' . '' .. THE SHOE IJX ' I' '' ~ :·~· ' ' •' _,~.....,ofMr.11141 ' j • .~.~ '--· ~ Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced Pat Arnold, Edwin Crou; Debbie ll<lotic, Teresa Gooch, Candy Hoback, Tim Ihle, Stanley Kiser, lAlretta Middieswart, Jeannie Potta, l\'lelleaa Prollill, Alan Pugh, Beth Theiao, BID Wheeler, Rick Whitt, Charles Yoet. SophOIDU'ea - Denise Croea, Barbara Fiaher, Angie Bubhard, Charles Manuel, 11m Manuel, Barbara Neaae, Mike Nease, Janle Reese, Judi Roberts Patsy Sayre, Connle Smith, Bonnie Smith, Larry Wllcoren. Freshmen - Tom Durst, Cindy Gooch, Dennis Hawk, Vicky Johnston, Roma Neaae, Verne Ord, David 'l'lleiao and Bob Varian. Making straight A were Cary Morris, Debbie Norris, Rita Saller, Karen Sayre, Sandra Sayre, Denise Snoosrus, Slaniey Klaer, Rick Whitt, so -state M0 toroIa 1 Altf T• ltl Jll BL E RA Dlo !,ppiDc Clermont Arnold, Edna M. S • ty N OCie IU':I7,1100 Jloucll, G PlA; PR1IiC1 A fUm plant, ,a ' r~aolvlna lhiirla&e, Monday. lAMIII Fi Clo-·.1 voluntaers, "Now IS the time to atsnd up ond be counled. We are going to win, but we need your help. If .,_ with you 're in ·-• our campaign, quicken your pace. Help us join together In this effort to elect Roger Cloud governor." Mrs. Morrow told the Cloud volunteers to coordinate their efforta with county RepubUcan organizations. "We must continue to build the enthustasm that Ia needed to get Cloud aupporten to the poDs," Mrs. Morrow said. ( HOSPITAL NEWS j Holw Medical Center, First Ave. and Clldar St. General vlllllnB hours 2-4 and 7.. p.m. Maternity vlllllnB hours 2::11 to 1::11 p.m. Parents only oo Pedlalrica Wbrd. Dllcbaqel Mrs. David L. lleaver !Old State Callln'lllollll asslltant elate conaervalionllt at Columbus. Be~lt wu pruldent of ibe AII.Ohlo Chapter, Soli Con· ~lilloi..Socte!J of Amerlea, • when I)8Jiled to his new pctll Toutmaater lor file event· wiU be Wayne W. Bnghet, Roennrood, cbelrman of IIIIi board of 111]10fV11u'a, Whit• cabinel • Solid·state circuitry provides instan! fOund because there are no tubes to warm-up ... no tube1 to burn out. • Big 4-in. epeaker is ofectronically matched and acouatocally balanced to the cabinet for excellent sound (&production. •dins 1 , &.ilday al the Jameo Teafbrd home were Mra. Vada Teaford of Nelaonvllle and Mrl. Delbert Teaford, J and _,,...__ of Racine Roulr. "'"""a1 e. Mr. and Mnt. Ferrold Harden leftforlhelrhomeinSanDiego, :.;,. ~IY.!!!:"wiath twohls motheru~. Mr''"'8• Harry...,.. Polls and other relatlvea. Enrolte they wiU visit relatives in Vqlnla and lrlenda In Teua. Emma Yokley of Columbus vlslt..s with Mrs. TltUI Picbns ~~.!',;d Mrs. James Harden have moved from Waoltlngton D. C. to London, Oldo when ~ baa employment wllb the Bureau ol Criminal Ill· vesttgatlm. Mr. and Mnt. Robert Harden and DebiU ll:iiinj'8Died Mr. 11141 Mn. 11111101 Harden to MrawteiillllldMn~_!bff vlttlted .....w sueat Mrs Ula •Bantz ·· Mr' and Arlllur. K nlg Jr . .;.. ••- •.:..•• the~ of ----·• . an lib., 9 oz. daushter at St. Joaeph Hoepllal, Parkersbarg on Seplenlber 24. She has been named Crystal Dawn Grand parenll are Mr and Ar: thur Koenlg, Sit: and Mr.' and ~~ap~~~- LeCombs ol • ....,... ~• Mrs Win Blake turned hame irom Sl. Joseph ~tal, Parkersburg, after belnii a patient there with a cfuabed ahoulder which the received In a car accident Ia Parkfl'lburg. Mr.andMrs.GaryMillerand baVby daughter ol VIenna, W. a. vlslt..s Friday wltb his --ts Mr 8 nd Mrs ~1 .... -· ' · · ~.. Miller and 1011, Keltb. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Morloll andiOIIolllaytonapeniSUDday hera with her partDII, Mr. and ~:..~., __ Jean~...:...•• ol Mr. Mr. .... ,_ WE ---·· .,.,...,. lflga and Colii!Dbus apent the weekend 1111,;!'ter · btanl dmt&Mer, Kathy Lynn _. · here with her parenta, Mr. and Boyd, Mrs. l!:uel Bnnm. Mrs. . Mrs. Jolm Arbeush. Roger D. Crabtree and Infant RIIY,Mrs. Warren Roae, IIDDald Leonard McGlll returned 11011, Mrs. WllUam AileD Frey, R. Sayre, Mrs. Zilla Slayton, Mr1 . ~~ A. Gardner, Olrey 'hwney and Infant Roger nw Gllmln, Mlchoe] -uabllr, Mrs. Oral Waueb, D.Gr~~W.Balel,n, :'..:.~~·Weaver, Mrs. Mrs. --..· S. Baley, Mrl.---u ......,Mri. JamuL. Carence McCoy, J.,... C. W<ilo:t:u&i and 1Dfanl11011, Mrs. llenller, Mrs. ElU McCoy, Dlle M. Coder, Olrllllna Lyrm Slennan Morris, Mrs. Carl Manley,RohertE.Manley,Dee M<ITOW, Mra. Elfie Plckena, AnnPickala,PelerT.Sdllndler :rtMmaa E. Pnnllce, 011u11a J. and VIal Jo Yobo. home Friday alter a few dayl vlait with lhelr daqbllr, Mr. and Mrs. Georp V1ra(lll and !'· daushlen <J. oti•Junuo Mr. Virash accompanied him IHitte. '1 Ml ·10 For split-sec( Accutr by Sui' The heart of an Accu a tiny, iunlng fork th' Into 360 equallnten Accutron time is so r that Bulova auaranll accuracy to within 61 Set OIH' lln1 1111ctlon wttcnt• todl)l. rror ••• . . • •• • • • ·•• 1 I I • I • I 1 : '• Loada of load apace-5 ouy-entry c~ocm, e 11e1 or flat floor. Power plua economy 81 HP OVIirhead CUI engine, up to 2!1 mllea per gallon. Solid comfortbuCket ...ta, e11y-clean vinyl interior, Nlely front dilc brakes. The Meigs County I The Athens County Savings & Lo I • : 296 W. SECOND IT. 1 I POMEROY, OHIO I : 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 1 '• • : • 1 I 11 1 1 I I I I : 1 1 • llOURNI!:MOUTII, EUCiaad • Ruuell, •• and • LET YOUR MONEY EARN THE HIGHEST RATE OF INTE-l IN THE AaA .r , DATE OF DEPOSIT TO DATE OF ~ITHDRAWAL• .ALL AC· COUNTS INSURED TO $20,0110.00 By 111 Agency of the .... ) '·' , ';; ' Barbara Rualtll, 10, have decided to l'lliDII'I'J IDGI'e than 30 years alter lhelr lint ...... dlnl. Tiley wert dlviii'CIII alter llyeanol I 1 ·' Feder•l Government. . ' (UP!) -])on '; • • ·, : 1 1 •• • •: • SMITH AUTO SALES · ·: I uae~rFreoPartiii!ILAI · : ~.N. ;~ ~-o ; ;~li l!'lz·io-:'9.;.;, .;~o...J._V_.-..J ·----K-anllilaltiua_,a,l.iOh~io_._..__ ''!"·'~' ,!'!,• : .......-... I Will he Square II)IIH I r;:============ his Alr Force service, he has been with SCS In Ohio. Be waa lllfi.'OIIIvely a 1011 c.._,aUonlll In Scioto and Greene Counties, area COD· aenatlonllt at warren and BBIDGEFAW MELBOURNE, Anatralla (UP!) - A ft1 mlUloo bridst under C!Cillllnlctlon l"'llapaed t.odaJ ... ll""""n" 11 Oilllldrtl, plutt(llns IICU'II ol ....un • IDGI'e than 100 laet Into file : Yarra River. 1 81Ll!:NTTO~ : WILIIINGTON, DeL (UP!)- I Vice Plealdllllt Spiro T. /tlf'q 1 11)11 lhe nation wiU rejact the 1 "elltltl" radical liberal Ill I November'l electiotll 'lllid i9* I to the allent .-Jori!J lor : dlncllon. 1 'l'llYTRY A!WN, : • Volume control • B~ilt·in antenna.· · MOtOROLA·~ ..~ Creators of Quasar'" Color TV '0 olwt, =~Mr~r:~~~ =l"'a...~ ~..;.~ ~:. ~ .~·.~;, more no-cost exhas ence ""-· ews Pic fill II&NNETI' By Mn. Evelyn BriU!ea •rnolcl to Clark A Sunday Sehool attendance at n • WeDs, 7 lhe uru•~ Methodist ~·-• Acrea, l.abenon. 1 '"" offerlnB was"""""' waa 48 and ·~ 32. Ernes t Mitch e11 • Sh irIey Worship service atler;da~ce Mitchell to WIWam MltcheU, was 43 and offerlnB waa f56.0'1. Geraldine Mltcbell, U Aerel, Mr. and Mrs. Roonle Barnett Scipio. and daughtar Robin who has C. Wayne Swisher, Mina Mae been Uvlntl 'in Te.;.., have Swisher to Damon R. Ferrell, moved here to the tr.U..: on the Linda Lee Ferrell, Lot, Ted Sedplcl: properly. . 8Jra<,'U10. Asurpriae birthday party was · Gamel W. Clart, Cbarlel E. giveu on Saturday evenlns, Oct. Clark to WiUle Wlae, Margaret 3, by Mlaa Cheryl Bentz In honor Wlae, Pareel, SaUabury. o1 the birthday <J. her mothet' Earl Daniel to GObert F. Mn.IJia Bentz at their hame ai Peerey, Uane L. Peerey, lli.M Sumner. ~ attendlns ,......, Aa'ea, Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Baht of Edward W. llwnpbrey, Watd Pomeroy R. D.; Mr. and Mrs. C. llumpl)rey to Stall of Ohio, VIctor Baht and lamlly, Mr. Right of Way, Salilbury. and Mnt. Henry Baht and Edward W. HwDplaey, Wald lamily, Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. ~ to Stall of Ohio, 11-Flck, Jr. and lamily, .n o1 .311 Acre,"" .shury, Cheatar; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd lluel M. Curlla to Marjorie Welia and family <J. Cherry N. Brewer, 1 Acre, Olive. Rldlo; Mr. aad Mrs. Golden LewiiW. Smlth,JanlceSmllb Baht o1 Athena and Mrs Barbra to Robert Jellerll, llelen Jef. Redouble Work Perfect size family wagon with oppolllllt file · of lhe Tile 1aatol live IIDIM wiU be qalnlt oonfer. llllltNd Econom Qevelu to provld . Carpedler, Elluhatb Mr. and BaD Carponler to Delbert l.aWIOII, vlsltl!i~lirother,<llvlaBallll Eleanor Lawton, i.e acre, PT. PLEASANT - COD• theGoadSIM!)lberd~alDlelll l.abanon. lti'Valion wlnnen will be au.-~. Tiley .wwe ~~:""' Donna 11arrett to Arvll hGIKnd Oct. 28 at the annual CIJIDPIIIledbyberllllilllet,Mrl. Holter, l\lary K. lloller, 71.44 Wealera Soli Conmvatloll Jani,S Teafonl, u far aalouth ..,...., IAhanO!l. . Dls!rlCI)IanqutotaiCIIdar La1reo llllrleiilllll. She vlllted her Nno& 'l'lllla, Ruth 'l'lllla tD FFA-FIIA camp in Ripley. aitnt,louc)'Oavta,-SprtngBID Peter A. Sawlr, Opal &ewar, ~to he l'tCGflnlzed In lhe Mountain . ~ the ntum trip, 1.27 acres, Rutland. threecounUeaoflbodlltrlctare they also vlslr.d Mn. Davia. Lealie F. DOtaon 1o Gerald E. ltudenta wlio placed high 011 Mra. Dva Dalley iipllll the Johnaon, M. Opal Johnaon, .ils C0111t!'V11IIon teats and othen weeand · with hw aon and acre, Ollve. who contributed to the local daul)bleNJHaw, Mr. and Mn. WUUam Matlack, Ula culiOivatloo JII'OII'8ID durin8 JetTy Dalley, 11141 Mr. IIICI Mra. MllUack to Harold R. Norloll, the year. '1111l11181 AulbtnoD ol Beverly. Emogene Norton, a.ss -.· Speaker wiD be James S. Mrs. Dan Sbant accompanled Cheatar. Bennet!, atste conaervatlonlal, Mrs. Ann l!ro1rninB and Mra. Ethel Thllll88 to Karl B. who laat April moved over to Geoq Mowery to ___,__ 0a · West Yir&lnfa'• No. I Job Ia ma trip~u-•-• Ru~d~ Davia, pareela, . conaena!IOD from Ohio when Mr.aruiMrs. GeralciCowieof Pearl Koblenll, Letha he had been No.2, Beaver Falla, Pa.; Mr. and Koblentz to Oavld Koblenlil, Bonnett went to lhe former Mrs. 'I!IGmaa TUmbsll o1 New pareel, Cheater. Unldts HJah School at Weat Brjghtoa, Pa. villted their Letha Koblenh, Pearl Milford, oltended s&lem 11stet, Mnt. Oma IIJND fur a Koblentz to Pearl Koblantz, College and sradUatad !run week. Mrs. if1aellacrompt'llied parcela, Chesler. West Virllnla Unlnnlly. He them Ill Collmbua where tbey Perry A. Rlgp, auditor, to worked for the USDA F~ vlslt..s Jlr. and Mrs. Carl Clermont Arnold, 7 acres, Home Admlnlalralloo before GordoD llld olber relative•. Lebanon. ent.erins the Air Force In W«'ld 4,000 Asked to i::': .!:!ii.~;~=~ Mr~. ~~~w~ J..,.. - Tllea-ltrtheNo.1rankeol Buclra bllbUibta their bomoellllllq waekend. )(ln. -a Ia flleir lllllOild Ill& Tm 'l'lle lllllll of tlaabl'- . m11 approwi Wllllltm ...." OSU trainer Emit Btc11 reporled T1itndaJ that defen· lllve IICtle llllPII ~ le ibe lilly plaJer ... to mlu 1111 .....,.. He II aut with a ahonMer WASHI au Mr. Ralpb,Ginleridl <J. Middletown yarda In 81msl Indiana.job oo ''OirrJ dilelal*ulilul the MJnneaola vetr.qtllon <J.. lenle," 1nc11na coach John Pant lllld. ''We rlll*food hla nllllllJW, bill his bell handllnl and quid! handl reoUy kepi our . ,. . . . . .! GRJ ' and Mnt. llowzrd Teaford and landowners and developers, for Mr. and Mrs. Da.. Feaster, Ouistlna, Howle, GB71a, and aimoaI every conceIvable land Darcy of GranviUe. uoe." Mrs. Marie Autherson and The SCS office oervlng residents ol Mason County Is Mrs. Elva Dailey visited Saturday alleraoon with Mr. located ai 23012 Main Street. and Mrs. Eotell Hall, Joh11 Cooper Ia dlalrict con· Williamstown • W. Va. Tiley also scrvatlonist. visited the Fmton Glllll Co. plant. Mrs. Myla lludaoo ll]lllllthe weekend with her Bister and ll'othll'ln~aw, 'Mr. and Mrs. (.1yde Gerlach, Jr. Ill MIIB Terri Ferrell, 1 Or l,~r. UU aophomoro at Ohio State COLUMBUS Four Unlveraily, has retumed to her lhouund voluntaer members of stadles. the Ohioans for Cloud Com· ll.ecenl Yislton at the Jameo milleelnBScountiea were urged Teaford home were BID Snider, Thursday to redouble their Mrs.AllahTealordandTammy effortaln the ftnal two weeka of of llebrm. tile BUbernalorial campaign. Jeanette lawrence aDd Mrs. Jacqueline Morrow of LDuise Yatea of Racine were Clllumbus,chainnanofOilloans recent guests <J. Mrs. Elva for Cloud, dlrect..s the volun- Dailey. tser Cloud f<H"ces to step up Mr. and Mrs. Ruuell their activities In dlalributins Mwrtson of Ashtabula vlllr.d literature, gettlDII out lhe vola, herewilb Mr. and Mrl.lletman andralalnBfundstohelppayfor london, Mr. and Mrs. A1J*a the Cload campaign. Cottrill, Mr. and Mra.l.awrtllce ~:Mi:dd:le:po:rt:,o=·==~Y~e~rne;.:Ord;.an~d~Da~vld:..:'l'llelas:~· Infant dauabter, Mrs. Pauland V. BeD, Mrs. Jolm R. Blaker ' I not work, or a haaement full of water means literally thousands of dollars down the drain. F&Uure to t;OIIlpenaate for aoil limitations most often causes theae foul!a. For the builder, the aoil he builds on is "the leut changeable and the most basic thing to consider." said James S. Bennett, who heads the USDA SoU Conservation Service 1SCS) In West VIrginia . SoU surveya which, among other things, classify soils according to their limitations have been made on most ol Weal Virglnla's land area, and many surveys are currently being updated. "Advice and onsite .....,lance Ia available from aU SCS offices," said Mr. Bennett. "No matter where you buy or own land, soils In· formation Ia available to all 57 on Honor List ,.' •'' 2 dr. H. T., V-t, auto. , P. B., P. S., radio. w-s-:.V tires, mag wheels, AIR CONDITIONING. 992-5341 ....._.. ll'lltll" nm Tbo layiDIIl agreed ovet wbl'lmlDgly that tile -lqMrtant trait to be aoul)bt In a pastor Ia ... lllnll& penonal laltb." Tile aecond most importlat, they lllkl, Ia a capacity for ·~ap l'"llle lntorpretatim and communicatim <J. file faith." Tbo clersY did not atlach comparable bn· ]llltllln to tbeee tlinp. '!bey ranked peraona1 laltb tlUd amq file delirable allrilllletl <J. a mi!Uter. Oonmunlcatlm of the gospel wu PI'. PLEASANT - Af20,1100 to ftO,IIOOlose Ia more than the averase lamUy can afford, but many people lose such amounts evtrJ year becauae they fall to check the son before buying or $2195 Standings : . ! One Hard Knock School Full:.:...~~:: Tuppers Plains w:r! $1495 1968 Mercury Monterey October I, 1970 THURSDAY AFTERNOON . BY. ADA 11LAC1 tMnth on their IJit <J. prlcll'illea. . • • ' $5300 1968 Ford Fa Icon 4 Door Merlte1, 2162.'' c:IOIDD*' for their Yiewa. The .....Uta .....,iilnta how wide a &ull baa I!J'OWD up be-n laity and clerBYon f i l e - role of tile JIU.. Relpondants were liked to rank varioUI traita Ill order <J. their rslallve importance to the a <J. I cleriYmln'l mlnlatry. :.- Value-Rated Used Cars Thomas, 551 ; Pet Carson, .478. Ml<"-'· 15o!. T-"m High '' "' , .565; Racine Food Market tloceae <J. Soutbern<INo, alked botlllaymen and i Mint green. black vinyl top and green interior, full power equipment. Climate Control air conditioning . Second - Donna Grete, 174. High Series - Herold Carsor., Pom.,.oy Bowling c•· ,.C No. 6 Farmers Bank Religion in America :: No. 5 New York Clolhing ·"'·• t No. 1 M&R Foodllner One - ' condllclocl by the Epllcopal ~ No. 3 Simons Market . . .. ~· · 36 touchables, 2028. Both were COIWned wilb the quallllel thai . . daalrable Ia a pastor. •;.,r October 12, 1970 touchables, 748. .. . ·~· THE LAMPLIGHTERS SttncHnes• Harry Thomas, 235 ; Sylvester, 192. two '; • .·.. Uj ta1114:1pinn oo atndiJ 11117 find a clue In -J• coaducled recently amons Epllc'IIP'"•u, .,. Loeal Bowling Team 40's a, IAMI c•um• 'm ~t~~~~• WJtW r t. . who ......... wb7theylace .. 111811)' i 'l'lloio MUll wiped out a M Reds' lead and. llartAIII file BI!Umore Oriolea 1D a W World Serlea roul. "Bot I hope to have file opportunity to be hack bene next year," he lllid quietly, after the game. "I'd Uke to play asaiMt this team, and we probably wW." . ' Bennett , ofEmpty Pews ~';.,~cu;;ciety Pr:p~rty Banquet ~~fa. ...... am ..,s Transfers u most Speaker· lhe7 u "an Mn. a-.1111. J!:u8ene Ill Mrs. !Jarn]M"ft ·'The Why -t Donna Grate, ••· Second High S.rl11 - Harry • CXlLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)Olllo Slats Ia not forsellinllthe stattstics of laal year's contsat with Big Ten opponent MJDneao.. 18, even II the 1mportanl onethe ftnal ~ oulln the llllckeyes' lave.- 34-7. Tile game looked like a rout, but the score depended to a I!J'fal extent on five Gopher fun!blea to turn file tide. Mlnneeota had 211 flrrt downe, me better than Olllo Stall; gained 433 yards to file Bucka' 4211 and let ICbool ..-.Is for IIIClll pasaea (48) and most CIIIIpietlona (llll). 1Au McCullouglh, who coordi· naletl the Buckey.,• defenae, 0 I 0 1 Merritt Is ~kilag · ; NHL Standi... Merritt, wha!o oore ann ByUnlledProlllnle<nallonal hst hadn'tpit.:hed lllnce the oecoad Belanger, !ol W. L. T. Pis NaUonal Leasue playoff pme Blalr,cf 3 0 0 6 F. Robinson. rt 5 2 2 2 ltlontreel 2 0 0 4 against Pittsburlh, ll8ld be· Powell, 1b 5 1 2 1 l!o>tun I 1 0 1 wanr.d to start the !IIIII pme · Reltenmund, If 4 2 2 2 Toronto I 1 0 2 beCiuae "I had &0011111111." B. Robinson, 3b 5 0 1 0 New York I 2 0 2 Johnson, 2b • I 3 2 Bullolo But after Frlllli: Rohl-'s I 3 0 2 Etcheborren, c 3 1 1 0 Detroit home run In file flrrt, be 1 • 0 2 Cuellar, ph 3 0 0 0 Vancouver realiJed his iontrol ''waan't aa T•t•ls 31 9 15 t W. LT. Pis aharp aa It could have been." Cincinnati 300 000 001)-3 3 o o 6 llllltlmore 222 010 02x-9 Chlc.go Manlier Sparky ADdersm 2 1 o 4 OP- Baltimore 1. LOB- St. Louis Philadelphia 2 I 0 • told reporters he felt obligated Cincinnati 3, Baltimore 11. 1 I 0 2 to go with the southpaw after 28- Rose. May, M<Roe, Loa Angeles 1 I 0 2 Powell, Johnson. HRa-- F. Minnesota 0 2 0 0 Merritt said he wu ready. Robinson, Rettenmund . S- Pittsburgh Oakland 0 2 0 0 Merritt hlmaeU summed up Cuellar. Thundlly's Rosulls lpllrerbbso the Oriole coup de I!J'ICO, Morrill (L) 1 2·3 3 • • 1 0 MontrHI 3 Buffalo 0 commenttns, "U you (llve a Grange-r 2·3 5 2 2 0 o Chlc.go 2 Detroit I good hitter a chance to hit the Wilcox 12·3 0 0 0 0 2 Philadelphia 5 Vancouver 4 Cloninger 2 4 1 1 2 1 Minnesota .t Pittsburgh 2 hsll he'll hit itsom...hen." Frtdlly's Glmu Washburn 1 1-3 2 2 2 2 0 Though Merritt fell the Boston at Oek!ar.d Carroll 2·3 1 0 0 o 2 Oriolea fielded file beat team ill Cuellar (WJ 9 6 3 3 1 • T- US. A- AS,:U1. Paul Revere was Booton's the Series, captain Pete Roae leading silveromllh and maintained that "We've sllll goldamllh. got the beat baU club... Gophers Eye Upset Tonight's Game• h Itt 3 0 I 2 1 0 0 0 Carroll, p Totots IIIIHimoro Detroit at San Francisco (Only gamH scheduled) • Washburn, p Cleveland a1 Portland ABA 5ttndiii!IS By United Prell lntemotlanol car. ........ lb Bench,c Was Brooks Robrnson,AllThe Way 1::: /' SIODII. QQICIAL • Powtr ~ Meoltlnltnl • ~ Thoro Wath. Power lhowtre, 'ower Tower, ob ; • 0 4 1 • 0 4 1 Moy, lb McRu,lf Corrales, ph Helmo,2b Concepcion, ,. Merritt, p two nmo In each ol the first Gronger, p three lMinp, added Reiten· WllcOK,p Br•vo,ph mund'• hamer Ia the lllth, and Cloninger, p a final pair In the eighth. Carbo,ph biddlnB lor the championahlp again next year. 'l'llelr flrot olrlnR Ia not only magnlllcenl but """"d physically. and they are deep. As a sample, Merv Rettenmund, who Ia belnB Ill'~ to replace Frank RoblniM In left Held some day, merely bstr.d .322 during the seuoo and hit one of the BALTIMORE (UPI)-"Baltl· more Ia the best team In buebali," Cincinnati Reds' manager Sparky Anderson said, oot added conditionally 11 ln 1970., After 1os1n& the !Uth and deciding game of the Series ~ Thursday, Anderson went out <J. his way to pay tribute to the new champions. He called the !WIOI., "great," "fantastic," and "exciting." He jl'llaed their hittinll. And' he said third baseman Brooka Roblnlon "dominated the Se- one. ClnclnnaH Tolon, cf ROM,rl ·~ ' ""'fllellail18enllnel,Middleport-Pcmezoy, 0., Oct. II, 1970 - DoFor .Youf. , ·MitOJ............. "'ff·U·, ............................................. IUPPOif'THI ~---- ,.._..,., -·A~~ ~ ..!'"-••· �•• -• I 1J LOCll CA"EE 8 'm Jlelltloa ..... ¥' IJI'I wbo wwdor why lbey face 10 lilllll' apt;r pftloo !Und~JIDO)' flild 1 due In two r Rrft)"l couducled recently amcmg 1'4' .....IN ~· ... 8olh were tUKSned wilb lbe quaUUeo lhlt ,: . "" dellrable In I pullr. . '' Qle IIUi'YI)'. condlicled by lbe Epllcopal ·,.. ;, ';•' ~·· •' .,., ··. ·~ ~· : '• ' il Religion in America PLANT DEDICATED N. J, (UP!),- PRIN~, a...,_, l •• •• •• I ••• • ~.~ •• NEW LEADER OF TROOP HI Mn. Carl Notlingllam illlbe new lellller of SaUabury Junior Troop 100. Tbe troop wiD orpnlze at the SaUsboary l!lemeo!lary School aomeUme thll IDOIIIb. Alkating porty bal been pillnned lor Troope 100 and :lllllrom I:JDto 4:30p.m. on Oct. 31 at lbe SUIN·Way Rlnll: oni!Dule 7. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 3t ' !~ ',, •' •' I .-.uoo PT. PLEASANT - A ID f!O,UOOiooa ill more than the 1verqe flml)y can afford, but lilllll' people looe such amounts 1ff1rJ year becauae IIley fall to clleck lbe soil before buying or blllldlng. SUch loooes are made In the proceu of learning by ex- perience, more comooly known u lbe School of Hard Knocks. TbiB need not be the case. That ochool Is almldy well endo....t, and soU. lnfonnation II &VIilable for lbe asking to protect proopectlve home ownen from ouch problema. When tile famUy boone Is finally purcbued, Ulually after years of saving and doing without, most families are ready to ..tile down, enjoy It, and forget about ezpenaes for awhile. A crumbllnR loundaUoo, a aeptic tan11 lhlt does not work , or a basement full of water meana literally thOUIIIIIIis of dollara down the drain. Failure ID ~nsate for soil llmltations moat ofiA!n causes these faults. For the builder, the soil he builds on is "the least changeable and the most basic thing to consider," said Jamea S. Bennett, who heads lbe USDA SoU Conservation Service (SCS) In West Virginia. Soll IUI'Veys which, among other things, classify soils according to their Umltatlons have been made on most of Weal Virginia's land area, and many surveys are currently beinR updaled. "Advice and OR· site assistance Is available from all SCS offices," said Mr. Bennett. HNo matter where you buy or own land, soU. in· fonnatlon Is available to ell The heart of an Accutron watch is a tiny, tunin8 fork that splits a second into 360 eq"allntorvals. Accutron time is so nearly perfect that Bulova 8UarsntHS monthly accuracy to within 60 seconds.• 4,000 Asked to Redouble Work $tt tur ftn1 11lettlon of Accutroa w1tc11t• todl)'. rrom U10. ••• • ': i • •• •j I, : ,...~ lllllted Melhlldiat llnl:ch. G~ are to meet at the 1KJme of Mrs. Roacoe Wlae,leader, at 2pm. Saturday andwiDgofr<m thereto the pork. A lilur of Fort Me1p lllncludad oothe agenda. The acoula wiD return home al6 p.m. Mrs. Wise hu uked lhlt all pia retum their parents' permlullll aUp.o. Allalloween party bal been set for Oct. 211, at 7 pm. at lbe Heatb Untied. Costume prizes will be awarded and refrei!hmeula aerved. The Meigs County Branch The Athens County Savings & Loan Co.· 296 W. SECOND IT. POMEROY r OHIO HUSH PUPPIES New Fall Styles •• ""''"'"' . ·-··'.... ,._,., • Pl'A TO ME1I:I' The LA!tart Falla Pl'A wiD meet In rogular oesslon at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the achool. All parents ore urged ID attend. HEY KIDS HiiiuliGER-------------:-·15* DRINK 50$ .5* POTATO CHIPS NextWaeb UT YOUR MONEY lAIN THI '"; •• I LUNCHTIME SPECIAL FOR SCHOO.t KIDS HIGHEST RATE •• •I •".'; ' ·- ~ OILY OF INTEIIISl IN THE ABA ~ ~ if.. e Social Calendar Demonstrated 992-2039 u, AwiJ Now lHf SHOE IKJX •• Instruments Party Has Halloween Motiff And Colors . ·'· ., INVEST!'niRE SERVICES WERE conoocled Wednesday at the Asbury Melbodillt Olurch til Syraeuae lor lhwnle Troop No. fl. Troop members, I tor, front row, are Becky KDebler, Meg Ambur1er, Carrie Gulillber, Julie Thorn and Donna Hubbard; """'"'d ""', Denise Person, Mrs. Connie Romine, band director of the Southern Local School District, and James Strouse of the Coyle Music Center, vlslled elementary schoolsinthedlstricttodaywith A Halloween theme was group for singing. The Loyal carried out lor a porty at the Bereans C1asa contributed $10 a "kiddie demo kit". The demonstration kit was Southeastern Ohio Mental toward expenses of the party. llealth Center Tuesday night Going from here for the party used to show the students the of Instruments boiled by the Homebuilders besldea Mr. and Mrs. Newnan variety available and how they sound. Clua of the Middleport Church and Mr. and Mrs, Rice were Monday an aptitude test will be of Cbrlat. Mrs. Norman Yeauger, Mrs, Appro•lmately 60 patients Willlam Grueser, Mrs. Carl Riven to fifth graders. TbiB IA!sl, attended tile party with each Roach, Lawrence Stewart, and Mrs. Romine polnil out, will assist In determining what one receiving a gift In a the Rev. Raullin Moyer. Halloween bag. Cake, bananas, instrument would be best for a child and the musical capability Kool-Ald and orange nutcupo IUied with Halloween candy of the student. Gina Marie Gibbs is A similar demons !notion will were served. be given On Oct · "~ at the Band Mr. and Mrs. Charles Born on October 8th BoosiA!rs meeting at 7 p.m. in Neuman accompanied the class the high school cafeteria . to Albena, and Mrs. Neuman at and children lnteres•-~ Pare.•· lbe plano and Denver Rice on Mr m1 Mr Randall Gibbs ~ · "'" . s. ' In the beginning progr~ are his RUilar accompanied the ~:.:0:.;,!. V~ :..r:meclngr uked to be there. Details of ~'-'' 00 0c'sot do""" renting or purchasing an In· t. a .....ter, strument will be discussed b. !!! GIM Marie at .!11$;. ~r Y -- .. -. ---·- ........ " "ll!ed~terL~.,; Strous;, but there will be e~ ~ • ·' For Atl~Witllh ~ ~ PJW{ill'.&cl't'i! 81.Hs~lr!m, ..,W11 ..caorulbe..-lfilli)'one. ,, . ,, •• ,. fl ...,..... Mr. ml Mrs. lloyd Glbbe ol ... .... Muon, w. va. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jordan, II CENT SALE SET A IOcentsalewlllbe featured Pomeroy, are the grand· porenll. Mr. and Mrs, Roy when lbe Meigs Salon, 8 and 40 ..__,,., Flowtr Mn.op Eliza Priddy o1 Middleport m1 Mrs. IKJldo a fumlture and rummage ,._ PoweU o1 llarrillonvllle t-crand nil sale beginning at 9 a .m. are grea pare · Thursday at the Racine foln, Millard Vao Meter American LA!Rion Hail. FLOWE D•s students must make B or better to be named to lbe roil. Tbey ftfe : Seniors - Robin Alleil, Bill Beegle, Debbie Boso, Pam Buck, Pam Codner, Deborah Croee, Sharon Ervlil, T11111 Hamon, Pattllble, Gorcla llcGr1w, Cary Morris, Don N-, Roger Nease, Debbie Norris, Rill Salser, Karen Sayre, Sandra Sayre, Robert '' ' •' ,. r-------.. . . . 57 on Honor List named ID honor roll. ''• l rout at Foroot Acrea Park near RuUand wu planned Monday Dlglit by Middleport Troop 3t meeiJns at Heath Accutron• by Bulova " • A wiener For split -second timing ... ' if._. r~aolvlnl the noU~n'• cot! .hor~qe, wu ~tid t,.., Mondly. ....,_ ol Swtbem Oldo, Uted both llymen 1nd ,,. Pint PrloriiJ lloio sp,.... c1oo BJiiWII fer tltelr vlewl. Tbe results A strong periOIIiaJ faith wu not • - mendamonl'lnte how a pall ball lfOWR up tioned til the foundaUOII'I quelllonnatrl, 10 tile be-n laity IDd clergy on the proper role of the laity bod no clmnce ID vote ror lhlt. But they did lltar. give flrat priority to 1 quollty wllldl cloeely RelpondeiU were lilted to rank various traits corresponda to It: Thot a mlnllta- be "well In order ol their relative Importance to lbe I!I'Owlded In theology." M of I cler1Ymln'l minlltry. '!'be aecood tll081lmpcrtant trail, they fell, wu ~ hltb." Jl'lnt lhlt a pootor be "an lntereaUna and reliVIDI Tbe laymen agreed overwlmlmlilgly that lbe pnacber" -which comeponda "' lbe copodty most important trait to be oousbt ln a pastor Is ror "reaponalble C<lllftl1!llicltlon" !'blch Oblo ... lining porsonal faith." '!'be aecond most laymen placed second on lhelr lilt of delllrabk! imporllnl, lhe1 llld, ill a capodty for mlnlllerial quaUtlea. "o .,•.,lible inl<l'pMatlon and CCIIIllllilllcaU... Wbatotonda out fr<m both poDs illlhlt laymen ~ tbe faltb..'' want mlnlslers wlKI are -ln lbe oldUme pllrue Tbe clergy did not IIIIIch oomporahle fon. -''lllel1 of God," Imbued with a deep ml COli· .....- "' theae tlmlp. They ranked personal llgloua personal faith. !allb tiEd amq lbe desirable attrlilliA!s ol a The clergy' llllbe other band, teDd to ... tbelr lllinllla'. Clmmunlcatlon ol lbe ~ospel was role prtmorily In IA!nna of aoclal acUvllm. :\\! A pnl8l'llll on cralll wiD be featured allbe 1111 Bend bcborltlrll104100dldmeelli1C ollbe Four Rivers Girl Soout Councli!D be beJel II t a.m. Wedneaday at lbe Columb111 and Soulbem Oblo EJeetrte Co. IIOCial room . ~ W1Wam (llllngeo:, neighborhood chairman, ball requelled that eecb troop leader or repmentollve ~ at leu! two craft ll'OJecll for dllplay at lbe ......... ArtlciH lltltable for bolpiiiJ tray fawn and Ouistmu lllfla are partlcularly ~at W. time. Jlllll ~, dlatrtct advleor, wiD esldblt maleriall from a crllll worUbop conducted til Parbnburc. Cha1rmon ror lbe pi ·ICOut fund clrlve m1 tile cootie 8lle are IIIU needed, Mn. IJllinger llid. A fU onllllm ... coni.... ' plant, ... ~tol'l(iortll ! ~ _. . _ . Pictures Taken -on World Trip Shown ..--.. now;; Girl Scout Diary .,,M... - i aeYI!nlb 011 tltelr lilt ol prlorltlel. Clergymen feel tltelr matltlmportiDt ftllicticll II to dllplay ''Concom for lbe Pl""''em' of tile COIIllllllllity and lbe ....ld." Tbe moll Important tr11t, !bey llid, II "on alllllllle of opermeu to chlnge." Tbe laity l'lllked llolll of 111eae tblngl very knr tillmportonce: The oilier IIII'VI)' wu <0Dduct8d by tile Epllcopal Clllrdl Foundation, and lnYaiYed queetiOIInllrel sent to :11110 1ayuien 1cna lbe nation, They allo were liked to rlllk, til order of lm• ·tance,allrlbuteodealrlbletil •: ~ ' •••• =. ~..,,_,...._,_, _ 1- Tho DoUy Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomeroy,O,,Ocl, 18, lf70 I ··· ' -••· \ ~ . . .. ..; .~ ,_,, •• • • , .. ::-•t,•• , ... , . ............_,...,._~ • • ., ,.. ~· --~~---------------------- McClure's Dairy Isle ~ ~ :!: ~ 4tll &.Locust 992-5248 Midd_. ;;;~ :0!: ~ MOORE TO PREACH Laymen's service wiD be held Sunday morning at 1 the ljyracu10 Church of the Nal!lrene with Bob Moore 11Nacllilll. A baplllmalsa"\ice wiD be held Bwlda7at 3 p.m. ai lbe Racine levee. Joppa News Joanle Woods, Tracy Jeffers, Cindy Smllb, and Teresa Holstein; llllrd row, Mrs. Paul Amburger, ldvillor, Paula Barnett, Toula A!h, Sharon WIDlama, Vicklllteell, Connie Barnett, Sonia A!h, Patty Jeffers and Mrs. Don Hubbard, advisor. Shower Given for Mrs. Gibbs Hootesses of a layette shower honoring Mrs. Randall Glbba of Mason recently at the 1KJme of Maxine Jords , were IJJcille Glbba and Florene Finnicum . Games were played with !l'izes.going to Eileen Bowers Pei!8Y Bricklea, Cindy Jordan: and Delores Aieker. Mrs . Finnicum won the door llize. lee cream, punch, cake, and mints were served. AIIA!ndlng besides those named were Ethel Priddy' Sherry Fridley. Eliza Pnweil, Patty Capehart and ~ 1'1\IDAY children, Flora Bing and D E FRIDAY following children, Mary Asb and Waha a football game at clillchn, and Kathy Glbba. Wahilna ~ School Gym 10 Others P"eseDting glft5 to p.ni. to 12 nudnlght oponsored Mrs. Gibbs were Alberta by junior class. Jays will emWagner, Brtnda Anna, Judy cee. Eblln, Nellie Wright, llecka SATURDAY McGuire, Elaine Murphy, Lynn DANCE SATURDAY at McGuire, Maxine and Brenda Pomeroy Junior High 8 to II Cub Scout Families Lee, Clara Glllrey, Sarah Gibbs, p.m. Jays wiD emcee. Mary Kelly, Georgia RACINE LODGE 461, F. and Enjoy Wiener Roast Williamson, June Glaze, and A.M ., 7:30 p.m. Saturday, A wiener roast for members Carolyn Chapell. special meeting with work in of Middleport Cob Scout Den 3 the fellowcrafl degree. and their families was held Bookmobile's Stops MEIGS COUNTY Retired Wednesday night at the home of Teachers Assn., noon luncheon Mrs. Eulah Frances. Of Next Week Noted Saturday at Trinity Church, Games were played. AI· Pomeroy. . IA!ndmg · were Keith Black, Mark Schedule of the Meigs County bookmobile lor next week has CHESTER PTA carmval, Hood, SIA!ve Uttle, Max Geary, Saturday beginning with 4 p.m. Raymond Mowery ' Donald been released by Mrs. Vilma jitney supper and sweet shop. Geary, Jimmy Thomas, cub Pikkoja. The scheduied for Tuesday Is Games and carnival, 8 pJD. scouts, and Dawn Thomas, REVIVAL AT Hysell Run Gene Hood, Sammy Utile, Mr. 12:30 to 2:15 p.m. Tuppers Free Methodist Church, and Mrs. Don Geary, Berne888 Plains; 2:30 to 3 p.m., anotller Mlllday lhrotll!h Oct 25 7-30 Hood Mr d Mr Phill locationinTuppersPlains;3:30 h . . • . • . an _ •. p to4p.m. Elmwood;4:1Sto4 :30 eac _evening with ll8v . Robert Mpw'r.M , Manon . freoces, . · . ' ,.lJMckley, ...., W~si.I.W . as ~~~t/! '1'111,~ Plfuill"1!ood Alfr~d, 5 p.m. to 5.30, eve.QIIelltt, Publl~ lnVltooL _' · CharJ~~ ·~ary, ""'fimothy • Burl~~'" 5:45 to 3:15, Ar· COUNTY PRAYER service , . nold s, 6.30 ·11> · 1 p.m. Rock Mowery, Sandra UtUe, Angela Springs· 7.i5 to NO pm at MI. Olive Church, Long Mowery, Flora Bailey, Joel Brown To..,; · and 7 to 8.29 · Bottom, 2 p.m., SUnday. Public Mowery, Homer Gilkey, Faye EniA!rprise ' · · ' welcome. ' Little, and Georgie Batey . On Wednesday the book· 11 • GROUP Women s David Shuler was the only mobile wlllsto at Harrisonville Assoc~atlon, Middleport FJrst member of the den unable to fr 9 top . . and Uniled Presbyterien Church, attend. om a.m. 10 · 15 a.m .•. 7:30 Tuesday night at the on Thursday lbe schedule IS as church . Mrs . Karl Owen, follows : 9:30 to 11:30, Eastern ; hostess: Mrs. Don · Lowery, 12 noon to 2:30p.m. Chester; 3 devotioos; Mn. Carl Horky, IIIRTHDAY OBSERVED to5p.m. OidChesterRoad;5:15 book study. Members to take Mr. and Mrs. Don Johosoo to 6 p.m. Skating Rink; 6:45 to bazaar iiA!ms lor a workshop. entertained Sunday •nth a 7:15, Five Points; and 7:30to 8 dinner party In observance of p.m. Beacon Service Station . SUNDAy the birthday anniversary of BAPTISMAL service Sunday their son, Brian, eight. Guests ATI'END CLINIC 3 p.m. Racine levee, Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Thereon Church of Nazarene. Jolmson, Mr. and Mrs. William TUESDAY McKelvey, Mr. and Mrs . Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. Doo LOWS, annual McKelvey, Mr. and Thomas, Mrs. Clarence Heat111, ODD FEL Mr Be Phllaon d Mrs and Mrs. Cora Beegle of the Inspection night Tuesday. ~ an · Winding Trail Garden !lub Refreshments. · · ~ attended the arrangers and MONDAY \ exhibitors clinic held WedJ.O.F. CLASS, Pomeroy JITNEY SUPPER SEr nesday at the Athens United Mtthodlst Church, A jitney supper and fail falrlfOunds. Mrs. Paul Wendell Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the festival wiD be held at the Reed of Newark was the church. LA!tort Elementary SclKJol on !IIOI'IIinl! speaker and conducted DAUGHTERS OF America, Saturday, Oct. 31. The festival a worltabop In lbe afternoon. Theodorus Council 17, 7:30 Is being planne<l by the l.et.lrt Monday night at lbe IOOF ball. PI' A and wiD Include game and Halloween porty, members ID food booths and entertairment . make 1 hat to be worn at lbe meeting. TUDDAY SAUSBURY Pl'A, 7:30p.m. RUMMAGE SALE SET 'l'lleaday, Salillbury Elementary Racine Chapter, OES, is School. 1JevoU1111 by lbe Rev. holdinR a rummage and bate Donald Briclilea; pracran1 on sale Saturday fr<m 9 a.m. to 2 eclucaUon, room vlsltoUon 7:10 pm. at lbe Slmpoon building In 1D 8 p.m. Racine. emphula on •lllltt Mill Mildred Hawley allowed color iiJclea obe took on ber recent trip oround lbe world fGr the progr1m Wednesday evenlnR of t~e Ml~dleport AmaiA!ur Garden Club al lbe home of Mn. Deniel Thomaa, u1 Olestnut st. Announcements Included the Relion II meeting ol lbe Ohio Aaaoclatioo ol Gorden Clube to be held at Mmetta on Ocl 29. Members p1annlna ID atiA!nd are liked to cootoct Mn. Harry Moore 10 that reserv1ti1111 moy be made. Reid at the meeting was an Invitation from lbe Middleport Garden Club to ~toend Ita 35th anniversary on Oct. 21 at the home of , Rlchanl Slack. Mn. Moore noled the! plans hPe been cmnpleled for a ,....op to be held at Decor, Inc. In November with lbe = arranaementa. "Han of I Friend" .... tit (a"51. title of I poeill uaed by Mil. Moore ID apeil the . Mrs•. Grace Pratt verae ol the montb 1iiiiDc . poem, ., Autumrl." .. Commenlinl OD dtflil. Rowero lor wtnlll'· IITIIlCenoenlo- Mn, Aa1lll" .. timer. lbe IIIQtllatl 1114: layen 'of Boru: lor b! • •, . and glycerin lor macaoU.• leav~. Memberr; enbansia: bulbi. .., Mn. Norona Amar7 ,.. the boslell glft. Mrl. '11IOilllll ml Mn. Walter Croolao, the qr. booteu, oerved a deuott ........ r--------~~ · HANDY DRIVE II BNikiiG RAlLY DAY PLANNED Heath United Methodist Olurch wiD oboerve Rally Day SUnday, Mrs. L. W. McComas, chairman of the Commission oo Education, announced IDday, !kmdoy school will be held at 9:30 am. with the """"'lp service at !0:30am. All frlenda and members ol the church are given a special invlllltlon to attend the Rally Day ob- One of t'hl meny e~~n serve you belt. where the adlon Ia. We vlte your petronege. Fridays Only The Drive-In Window is Open 9 A.M. to7 P.M. (Continuously I • u,.,., Blnkl"'l Houn f to J and 5 to 7 11 uiUIII on servance. M01111£R HONORED Frklan. Jennifer Wise entertained recenUy with a party IKJnorlng THE her mother, Mrs. Roscoe Wlae, 011 her btrlllday anniversary. After glft5 were presented to Mrs. Wise, Jennifer aerved cake and Ice cream. Tho guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Scott, Mrs. Rooe Genhelmer, Mrs. Ann Wataon, Mrs. Wllllam Knight, and Suaanna Wlae. FARMERS BMK nl SAVINGS 00. Pomeroy, Ohio MomborFOIC Mernber Federal Rfoterve Sy1tem REDUCE HAZARDS OF. WINTER DRIVING WITH . .45 Mt!. ' STONEMO'S Extra TractiOn Surfaces Make 'tl:lur DrMng SAFER In Artj Winter W8ather... USe • Around Home, on Steps and Sidewalks, roQI e READY TO APPLY e CLEAN AND DAY •CONVENIENT •LOW IN COST • • • Mulllpll, rough 111rf11111 provldl •ft . ... ,. ltlrU and fllltdtd w.ction on ......_, lfi!IJ*V !'Old IUI'f.ot .. A lmlll•mouniiPf'IAAitd blnulh ~ ln m. g~th offWI' . . . . wilt tid you pull 8MV from cum. or pftlng . . .. Medium lin 5'ton11N 41 '"'*"''*4td· 1&10n1m0 ti,. "" .-11 illdllll lor 1ruc1r. undlng • •.1 • •' KEEP A BAG OF MEDIUM SIZE STONEMO AT HOME ANO ANOllllR IN YOUR AUTOMOBilE AND FARM TRUCK SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS . _ r.. IIll y.,.. • In And See Our Great ."Early Bird" Feeders lo! ~ z~ ....•. electric heat Is the talk of thv town 'J ~ DATE OF DEPOSIT TO DATE OF WITHDRAWAL. ALL AC· ~OUNTS INS~RED . TO nt.OOO.oo By •n Agency of the ~ ~ · ~~-~ II: ~. '••• ,., ... .,' I' § $~· ~ ;:; !;( -:. -~ ·if ~ :I ·I Wtlill tlbinet • Solid·stata circuitry provides instant sound because there are no tubes to warm-up ... no tubes to burn out. • Big 4-in. speaker ia olectronicelly matched and ac:ouatically balanced to the cabinet for excallenr sound reproduction. " Loada of load apace-5 euy..ntry doo,., e !let ol flat ftoor. Power pluaeconomy-4& HP ovorhead cam engine, up to 2!1 mlltl per gallon. Solid Olll!llortbucklt 11111, eaay-clun vinyl tnwrlor, aalety front dloc brakes. FLAMELESS ELECTRIC ,. ' you .' , ,o ex- ~sp~J•~l>'r ;ultebr' I for . I,' ' j · • Volume control • Buill· in antenna. · • .I .' THESE "FEEDERS" ARE FOR VHE BIRDS MMY SIZFS MD STYl£S 10 QIX)SE FROM ... Fecler•l Governm.nt. · Pal feet family wagon with anore no-cost exbas HEAT • • • AT MODERN SUPPLY . YOU C'M ~ BUY: • Suet .Seed Cakes ,. I ~ ' . ' Wild Bird Seed -~ • Sunflower ·. Seed: . ~suPP4 ~· ' ~ ' ' ''·. ,t '' ' ·-~ �•• -• I 1J LOCll CA"EE 8 'm Jlelltloa ..... ¥' IJI'I wbo wwdor why lbey face 10 lilllll' apt;r pftloo !Und~JIDO)' flild 1 due In two r Rrft)"l couducled recently amcmg 1'4' .....IN ~· ... 8olh were tUKSned wilb lbe quaUUeo lhlt ,: . "" dellrable In I pullr. . '' Qle IIUi'YI)'. condlicled by lbe Epllcopal ·,.. ;, ';•' ~·· •' .,., ··. ·~ ~· : '• ' il Religion in America PLANT DEDICATED N. J, (UP!),- PRIN~, a...,_, l •• •• •• I ••• • ~.~ •• NEW LEADER OF TROOP HI Mn. Carl Notlingllam illlbe new lellller of SaUabury Junior Troop 100. Tbe troop wiD orpnlze at the SaUsboary l!lemeo!lary School aomeUme thll IDOIIIb. Alkating porty bal been pillnned lor Troope 100 and :lllllrom I:JDto 4:30p.m. on Oct. 31 at lbe SUIN·Way Rlnll: oni!Dule 7. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 3t ' !~ ',, •' •' I .-.uoo PT. PLEASANT - A ID f!O,UOOiooa ill more than the 1verqe flml)y can afford, but lilllll' people looe such amounts 1ff1rJ year becauae IIley fall to clleck lbe soil before buying or blllldlng. SUch loooes are made In the proceu of learning by ex- perience, more comooly known u lbe School of Hard Knocks. TbiB need not be the case. That ochool Is almldy well endo....t, and soU. lnfonnation II &VIilable for lbe asking to protect proopectlve home ownen from ouch problema. When tile famUy boone Is finally purcbued, Ulually after years of saving and doing without, most families are ready to ..tile down, enjoy It, and forget about ezpenaes for awhile. A crumbllnR loundaUoo, a aeptic tan11 lhlt does not work , or a basement full of water meana literally thOUIIIIIIis of dollara down the drain. Failure ID ~nsate for soil llmltations moat ofiA!n causes these faults. For the builder, the soil he builds on is "the least changeable and the most basic thing to consider," said Jamea S. Bennett, who heads lbe USDA SoU Conservation Service (SCS) In West Virginia. Soll IUI'Veys which, among other things, classify soils according to their Umltatlons have been made on most of Weal Virginia's land area, and many surveys are currently beinR updaled. "Advice and OR· site assistance Is available from all SCS offices," said Mr. Bennett. HNo matter where you buy or own land, soU. in· fonnatlon Is available to ell The heart of an Accutron watch is a tiny, tunin8 fork that splits a second into 360 eq"allntorvals. Accutron time is so nearly perfect that Bulova 8UarsntHS monthly accuracy to within 60 seconds.• 4,000 Asked to Redouble Work $tt tur ftn1 11lettlon of Accutroa w1tc11t• todl)'. rrom U10. ••• • ': i • •• •j I, : ,...~ lllllted Melhlldiat llnl:ch. G~ are to meet at the 1KJme of Mrs. Roacoe Wlae,leader, at 2pm. Saturday andwiDgofr<m thereto the pork. A lilur of Fort Me1p lllncludad oothe agenda. The acoula wiD return home al6 p.m. Mrs. Wise hu uked lhlt all pia retum their parents' permlullll aUp.o. Allalloween party bal been set for Oct. 211, at 7 pm. at lbe Heatb Untied. Costume prizes will be awarded and refrei!hmeula aerved. The Meigs County Branch The Athens County Savings & Loan Co.· 296 W. SECOND IT. POMEROY r OHIO HUSH PUPPIES New Fall Styles •• ""''"'"' . ·-··'.... ,._,., • Pl'A TO ME1I:I' The LA!tart Falla Pl'A wiD meet In rogular oesslon at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the achool. All parents ore urged ID attend. HEY KIDS HiiiuliGER-------------:-·15* DRINK 50$ .5* POTATO CHIPS NextWaeb UT YOUR MONEY lAIN THI '"; •• I LUNCHTIME SPECIAL FOR SCHOO.t KIDS HIGHEST RATE •• •I •".'; ' ·- ~ OILY OF INTEIIISl IN THE ABA ~ ~ if.. e Social Calendar Demonstrated 992-2039 u, AwiJ Now lHf SHOE IKJX •• Instruments Party Has Halloween Motiff And Colors . ·'· ., INVEST!'niRE SERVICES WERE conoocled Wednesday at the Asbury Melbodillt Olurch til Syraeuae lor lhwnle Troop No. fl. Troop members, I tor, front row, are Becky KDebler, Meg Ambur1er, Carrie Gulillber, Julie Thorn and Donna Hubbard; """'"'d ""', Denise Person, Mrs. Connie Romine, band director of the Southern Local School District, and James Strouse of the Coyle Music Center, vlslled elementary schoolsinthedlstricttodaywith A Halloween theme was group for singing. The Loyal carried out lor a porty at the Bereans C1asa contributed $10 a "kiddie demo kit". The demonstration kit was Southeastern Ohio Mental toward expenses of the party. llealth Center Tuesday night Going from here for the party used to show the students the of Instruments boiled by the Homebuilders besldea Mr. and Mrs. Newnan variety available and how they sound. Clua of the Middleport Church and Mr. and Mrs, Rice were Monday an aptitude test will be of Cbrlat. Mrs. Norman Yeauger, Mrs, Appro•lmately 60 patients Willlam Grueser, Mrs. Carl Riven to fifth graders. TbiB IA!sl, attended tile party with each Roach, Lawrence Stewart, and Mrs. Romine polnil out, will assist In determining what one receiving a gift In a the Rev. Raullin Moyer. Halloween bag. Cake, bananas, instrument would be best for a child and the musical capability Kool-Ald and orange nutcupo IUied with Halloween candy of the student. Gina Marie Gibbs is A similar demons !notion will were served. be given On Oct · "~ at the Band Mr. and Mrs. Charles Born on October 8th BoosiA!rs meeting at 7 p.m. in Neuman accompanied the class the high school cafeteria . to Albena, and Mrs. Neuman at and children lnteres•-~ Pare.•· lbe plano and Denver Rice on Mr m1 Mr Randall Gibbs ~ · "'" . s. ' In the beginning progr~ are his RUilar accompanied the ~:.:0:.;,!. V~ :..r:meclngr uked to be there. Details of ~'-'' 00 0c'sot do""" renting or purchasing an In· t. a .....ter, strument will be discussed b. !!! GIM Marie at .!11$;. ~r Y -- .. -. ---·- ........ " "ll!ed~terL~.,; Strous;, but there will be e~ ~ • ·' For Atl~Witllh ~ ~ PJW{ill'.&cl't'i! 81.Hs~lr!m, ..,W11 ..caorulbe..-lfilli)'one. ,, . ,, •• ,. fl ...,..... Mr. ml Mrs. lloyd Glbbe ol ... .... Muon, w. va. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jordan, II CENT SALE SET A IOcentsalewlllbe featured Pomeroy, are the grand· porenll. Mr. and Mrs, Roy when lbe Meigs Salon, 8 and 40 ..__,,., Flowtr Mn.op Eliza Priddy o1 Middleport m1 Mrs. IKJldo a fumlture and rummage ,._ PoweU o1 llarrillonvllle t-crand nil sale beginning at 9 a .m. are grea pare · Thursday at the Racine foln, Millard Vao Meter American LA!Rion Hail. FLOWE D•s students must make B or better to be named to lbe roil. Tbey ftfe : Seniors - Robin Alleil, Bill Beegle, Debbie Boso, Pam Buck, Pam Codner, Deborah Croee, Sharon Ervlil, T11111 Hamon, Pattllble, Gorcla llcGr1w, Cary Morris, Don N-, Roger Nease, Debbie Norris, Rill Salser, Karen Sayre, Sandra Sayre, Robert '' ' •' ,. r-------.. . . . 57 on Honor List named ID honor roll. ''• l rout at Foroot Acrea Park near RuUand wu planned Monday Dlglit by Middleport Troop 3t meeiJns at Heath Accutron• by Bulova " • A wiener For split -second timing ... ' if._. r~aolvlnl the noU~n'• cot! .hor~qe, wu ~tid t,.., Mondly. ....,_ ol Swtbem Oldo, Uted both llymen 1nd ,,. Pint PrloriiJ lloio sp,.... c1oo BJiiWII fer tltelr vlewl. Tbe results A strong periOIIiaJ faith wu not • - mendamonl'lnte how a pall ball lfOWR up tioned til the foundaUOII'I quelllonnatrl, 10 tile be-n laity IDd clergy on the proper role of the laity bod no clmnce ID vote ror lhlt. But they did lltar. give flrat priority to 1 quollty wllldl cloeely RelpondeiU were lilted to rank various traits corresponda to It: Thot a mlnllta- be "well In order ol their relative Importance to lbe I!I'Owlded In theology." M of I cler1Ymln'l minlltry. '!'be aecood tll081lmpcrtant trail, they fell, wu ~ hltb." Jl'lnt lhlt a pootor be "an lntereaUna and reliVIDI Tbe laymen agreed overwlmlmlilgly that lbe pnacber" -which comeponda "' lbe copodty most important trait to be oousbt ln a pastor Is ror "reaponalble C<lllftl1!llicltlon" !'blch Oblo ... lining porsonal faith." '!'be aecond most laymen placed second on lhelr lilt of delllrabk! imporllnl, lhe1 llld, ill a capodty for mlnlllerial quaUtlea. "o .,•.,lible inl<l'pMatlon and CCIIIllllilllcaU... Wbatotonda out fr<m both poDs illlhlt laymen ~ tbe faltb..'' want mlnlslers wlKI are -ln lbe oldUme pllrue Tbe clergy did not IIIIIch oomporahle fon. -''lllel1 of God," Imbued with a deep ml COli· .....- "' theae tlmlp. They ranked personal llgloua personal faith. !allb tiEd amq lbe desirable attrlilliA!s ol a The clergy' llllbe other band, teDd to ... tbelr lllinllla'. Clmmunlcatlon ol lbe ~ospel was role prtmorily In IA!nna of aoclal acUvllm. :\\! A pnl8l'llll on cralll wiD be featured allbe 1111 Bend bcborltlrll104100dldmeelli1C ollbe Four Rivers Girl Soout Councli!D be beJel II t a.m. Wedneaday at lbe Columb111 and Soulbem Oblo EJeetrte Co. IIOCial room . ~ W1Wam (llllngeo:, neighborhood chairman, ball requelled that eecb troop leader or repmentollve ~ at leu! two craft ll'OJecll for dllplay at lbe ......... ArtlciH lltltable for bolpiiiJ tray fawn and Ouistmu lllfla are partlcularly ~at W. time. Jlllll ~, dlatrtct advleor, wiD esldblt maleriall from a crllll worUbop conducted til Parbnburc. Cha1rmon ror lbe pi ·ICOut fund clrlve m1 tile cootie 8lle are IIIU needed, Mn. IJllinger llid. A fU onllllm ... coni.... ' plant, ... ~tol'l(iortll ! ~ _. . _ . Pictures Taken -on World Trip Shown ..--.. now;; Girl Scout Diary .,,M... - i aeYI!nlb 011 tltelr lilt ol prlorltlel. Clergymen feel tltelr matltlmportiDt ftllicticll II to dllplay ''Concom for lbe Pl""''em' of tile COIIllllllllity and lbe ....ld." Tbe moll Important tr11t, !bey llid, II "on alllllllle of opermeu to chlnge." Tbe laity l'lllked llolll of 111eae tblngl very knr tillmportonce: The oilier IIII'VI)' wu <0Dduct8d by tile Epllcopal Clllrdl Foundation, and lnYaiYed queetiOIInllrel sent to :11110 1ayuien 1cna lbe nation, They allo were liked to rlllk, til order of lm• ·tance,allrlbuteodealrlbletil •: ~ ' •••• =. ~..,,_,...._,_, _ 1- Tho DoUy Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomeroy,O,,Ocl, 18, lf70 I ··· ' -••· \ ~ . . .. ..; .~ ,_,, •• • • , .. ::-•t,•• , ... , . ............_,...,._~ • • ., ,.. ~· --~~---------------------- McClure's Dairy Isle ~ ~ :!: ~ 4tll &.Locust 992-5248 Midd_. ;;;~ :0!: ~ MOORE TO PREACH Laymen's service wiD be held Sunday morning at 1 the ljyracu10 Church of the Nal!lrene with Bob Moore 11Nacllilll. A baplllmalsa"\ice wiD be held Bwlda7at 3 p.m. ai lbe Racine levee. Joppa News Joanle Woods, Tracy Jeffers, Cindy Smllb, and Teresa Holstein; llllrd row, Mrs. Paul Amburger, ldvillor, Paula Barnett, Toula A!h, Sharon WIDlama, Vicklllteell, Connie Barnett, Sonia A!h, Patty Jeffers and Mrs. Don Hubbard, advisor. Shower Given for Mrs. Gibbs Hootesses of a layette shower honoring Mrs. Randall Glbba of Mason recently at the 1KJme of Maxine Jords , were IJJcille Glbba and Florene Finnicum . Games were played with !l'izes.going to Eileen Bowers Pei!8Y Bricklea, Cindy Jordan: and Delores Aieker. Mrs . Finnicum won the door llize. lee cream, punch, cake, and mints were served. AIIA!ndlng besides those named were Ethel Priddy' Sherry Fridley. Eliza Pnweil, Patty Capehart and ~ 1'1\IDAY children, Flora Bing and D E FRIDAY following children, Mary Asb and Waha a football game at clillchn, and Kathy Glbba. Wahilna ~ School Gym 10 Others P"eseDting glft5 to p.ni. to 12 nudnlght oponsored Mrs. Gibbs were Alberta by junior class. Jays will emWagner, Brtnda Anna, Judy cee. Eblln, Nellie Wright, llecka SATURDAY McGuire, Elaine Murphy, Lynn DANCE SATURDAY at McGuire, Maxine and Brenda Pomeroy Junior High 8 to II Cub Scout Families Lee, Clara Glllrey, Sarah Gibbs, p.m. Jays wiD emcee. Mary Kelly, Georgia RACINE LODGE 461, F. and Enjoy Wiener Roast Williamson, June Glaze, and A.M ., 7:30 p.m. Saturday, A wiener roast for members Carolyn Chapell. special meeting with work in of Middleport Cob Scout Den 3 the fellowcrafl degree. and their families was held Bookmobile's Stops MEIGS COUNTY Retired Wednesday night at the home of Teachers Assn., noon luncheon Mrs. Eulah Frances. Of Next Week Noted Saturday at Trinity Church, Games were played. AI· Pomeroy. . IA!ndmg · were Keith Black, Mark Schedule of the Meigs County bookmobile lor next week has CHESTER PTA carmval, Hood, SIA!ve Uttle, Max Geary, Saturday beginning with 4 p.m. Raymond Mowery ' Donald been released by Mrs. Vilma jitney supper and sweet shop. Geary, Jimmy Thomas, cub Pikkoja. The scheduied for Tuesday Is Games and carnival, 8 pJD. scouts, and Dawn Thomas, REVIVAL AT Hysell Run Gene Hood, Sammy Utile, Mr. 12:30 to 2:15 p.m. Tuppers Free Methodist Church, and Mrs. Don Geary, Berne888 Plains; 2:30 to 3 p.m., anotller Mlllday lhrotll!h Oct 25 7-30 Hood Mr d Mr Phill locationinTuppersPlains;3:30 h . . • . • . an _ •. p to4p.m. Elmwood;4:1Sto4 :30 eac _evening with ll8v . Robert Mpw'r.M , Manon . freoces, . · . ' ,.lJMckley, ...., W~si.I.W . as ~~~t/! '1'111,~ Plfuill"1!ood Alfr~d, 5 p.m. to 5.30, eve.QIIelltt, Publl~ lnVltooL _' · CharJ~~ ·~ary, ""'fimothy • Burl~~'" 5:45 to 3:15, Ar· COUNTY PRAYER service , . nold s, 6.30 ·11> · 1 p.m. Rock Mowery, Sandra UtUe, Angela Springs· 7.i5 to NO pm at MI. Olive Church, Long Mowery, Flora Bailey, Joel Brown To..,; · and 7 to 8.29 · Bottom, 2 p.m., SUnday. Public Mowery, Homer Gilkey, Faye EniA!rprise ' · · ' welcome. ' Little, and Georgie Batey . On Wednesday the book· 11 • GROUP Women s David Shuler was the only mobile wlllsto at Harrisonville Assoc~atlon, Middleport FJrst member of the den unable to fr 9 top . . and Uniled Presbyterien Church, attend. om a.m. 10 · 15 a.m .•. 7:30 Tuesday night at the on Thursday lbe schedule IS as church . Mrs . Karl Owen, follows : 9:30 to 11:30, Eastern ; hostess: Mrs. Don · Lowery, 12 noon to 2:30p.m. Chester; 3 devotioos; Mn. Carl Horky, IIIRTHDAY OBSERVED to5p.m. OidChesterRoad;5:15 book study. Members to take Mr. and Mrs. Don Johosoo to 6 p.m. Skating Rink; 6:45 to bazaar iiA!ms lor a workshop. entertained Sunday •nth a 7:15, Five Points; and 7:30to 8 dinner party In observance of p.m. Beacon Service Station . SUNDAy the birthday anniversary of BAPTISMAL service Sunday their son, Brian, eight. Guests ATI'END CLINIC 3 p.m. Racine levee, Syracuse were Mr. and Mrs. Thereon Church of Nazarene. Jolmson, Mr. and Mrs. William TUESDAY McKelvey, Mr. and Mrs . Mrs. Robert Lewis, Mrs. Doo LOWS, annual McKelvey, Mr. and Thomas, Mrs. Clarence Heat111, ODD FEL Mr Be Phllaon d Mrs and Mrs. Cora Beegle of the Inspection night Tuesday. ~ an · Winding Trail Garden !lub Refreshments. · · ~ attended the arrangers and MONDAY \ exhibitors clinic held WedJ.O.F. CLASS, Pomeroy JITNEY SUPPER SEr nesday at the Athens United Mtthodlst Church, A jitney supper and fail falrlfOunds. Mrs. Paul Wendell Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the festival wiD be held at the Reed of Newark was the church. LA!tort Elementary SclKJol on !IIOI'IIinl! speaker and conducted DAUGHTERS OF America, Saturday, Oct. 31. The festival a worltabop In lbe afternoon. Theodorus Council 17, 7:30 Is being planne<l by the l.et.lrt Monday night at lbe IOOF ball. PI' A and wiD Include game and Halloween porty, members ID food booths and entertairment . make 1 hat to be worn at lbe meeting. TUDDAY SAUSBURY Pl'A, 7:30p.m. RUMMAGE SALE SET 'l'lleaday, Salillbury Elementary Racine Chapter, OES, is School. 1JevoU1111 by lbe Rev. holdinR a rummage and bate Donald Briclilea; pracran1 on sale Saturday fr<m 9 a.m. to 2 eclucaUon, room vlsltoUon 7:10 pm. at lbe Slmpoon building In 1D 8 p.m. Racine. emphula on •lllltt Mill Mildred Hawley allowed color iiJclea obe took on ber recent trip oround lbe world fGr the progr1m Wednesday evenlnR of t~e Ml~dleport AmaiA!ur Garden Club al lbe home of Mn. Deniel Thomaa, u1 Olestnut st. Announcements Included the Relion II meeting ol lbe Ohio Aaaoclatioo ol Gorden Clube to be held at Mmetta on Ocl 29. Members p1annlna ID atiA!nd are liked to cootoct Mn. Harry Moore 10 that reserv1ti1111 moy be made. Reid at the meeting was an Invitation from lbe Middleport Garden Club to ~toend Ita 35th anniversary on Oct. 21 at the home of , Rlchanl Slack. Mn. Moore noled the! plans hPe been cmnpleled for a ,....op to be held at Decor, Inc. In November with lbe = arranaementa. "Han of I Friend" .... tit (a"51. title of I poeill uaed by Mil. Moore ID apeil the . Mrs•. Grace Pratt verae ol the montb 1iiiiDc . poem, ., Autumrl." .. Commenlinl OD dtflil. Rowero lor wtnlll'· IITIIlCenoenlo- Mn, Aa1lll" .. timer. lbe IIIQtllatl 1114: layen 'of Boru: lor b! • •, . and glycerin lor macaoU.• leav~. Memberr; enbansia: bulbi. .., Mn. Norona Amar7 ,.. the boslell glft. Mrl. '11IOilllll ml Mn. Walter Croolao, the qr. booteu, oerved a deuott ........ r--------~~ · HANDY DRIVE II BNikiiG RAlLY DAY PLANNED Heath United Methodist Olurch wiD oboerve Rally Day SUnday, Mrs. L. W. McComas, chairman of the Commission oo Education, announced IDday, !kmdoy school will be held at 9:30 am. with the """"'lp service at !0:30am. All frlenda and members ol the church are given a special invlllltlon to attend the Rally Day ob- One of t'hl meny e~~n serve you belt. where the adlon Ia. We vlte your petronege. Fridays Only The Drive-In Window is Open 9 A.M. to7 P.M. (Continuously I • u,.,., Blnkl"'l Houn f to J and 5 to 7 11 uiUIII on servance. M01111£R HONORED Frklan. Jennifer Wise entertained recenUy with a party IKJnorlng THE her mother, Mrs. Roscoe Wlae, 011 her btrlllday anniversary. After glft5 were presented to Mrs. Wise, Jennifer aerved cake and Ice cream. Tho guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Scott, Mrs. Rooe Genhelmer, Mrs. Ann Wataon, Mrs. Wllllam Knight, and Suaanna Wlae. FARMERS BMK nl SAVINGS 00. Pomeroy, Ohio MomborFOIC Mernber Federal Rfoterve Sy1tem REDUCE HAZARDS OF. WINTER DRIVING WITH . .45 Mt!. ' STONEMO'S Extra TractiOn Surfaces Make 'tl:lur DrMng SAFER In Artj Winter W8ather... USe • Around Home, on Steps and Sidewalks, roQI e READY TO APPLY e CLEAN AND DAY •CONVENIENT •LOW IN COST • • • Mulllpll, rough 111rf11111 provldl •ft . ... ,. ltlrU and fllltdtd w.ction on ......_, lfi!IJ*V !'Old IUI'f.ot .. A lmlll•mouniiPf'IAAitd blnulh ~ ln m. g~th offWI' . . . . wilt tid you pull 8MV from cum. or pftlng . . .. Medium lin 5'ton11N 41 '"'*"''*4td· 1&10n1m0 ti,. "" .-11 illdllll lor 1ruc1r. undlng • •.1 • •' KEEP A BAG OF MEDIUM SIZE STONEMO AT HOME ANO ANOllllR IN YOUR AUTOMOBilE AND FARM TRUCK SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS . _ r.. IIll y.,.. • In And See Our Great ."Early Bird" Feeders lo! ~ z~ ....•. electric heat Is the talk of thv town 'J ~ DATE OF DEPOSIT TO DATE OF WITHDRAWAL. ALL AC· ~OUNTS INS~RED . TO nt.OOO.oo By •n Agency of the ~ ~ · ~~-~ II: ~. '••• ,., ... .,' I' § $~· ~ ;:; !;( -:. -~ ·if ~ :I ·I Wtlill tlbinet • Solid·stata circuitry provides instant sound because there are no tubes to warm-up ... no tubes to burn out. • Big 4-in. speaker ia olectronicelly matched and ac:ouatically balanced to the cabinet for excallenr sound reproduction. " Loada of load apace-5 euy..ntry doo,., e !let ol flat ftoor. Power pluaeconomy-4& HP ovorhead cam engine, up to 2!1 mlltl per gallon. Solid Olll!llortbucklt 11111, eaay-clun vinyl tnwrlor, aalety front dloc brakes. FLAMELESS ELECTRIC ,. ' you .' , ,o ex- ~sp~J•~l>'r ;ultebr' I for . I,' ' j · • Volume control • Buill· in antenna. · • .I .' THESE "FEEDERS" ARE FOR VHE BIRDS MMY SIZFS MD STYl£S 10 QIX)SE FROM ... Fecler•l Governm.nt. · Pal feet family wagon with anore no-cost exbas HEAT • • • AT MODERN SUPPLY . YOU C'M ~ BUY: • Suet .Seed Cakes ,. I ~ ' . ' Wild Bird Seed -~ • Sunflower ·. Seed: . ~suPP4 ~· ' ~ ' ' ''·. ,t '' ' ·-~ �' FIRST CHURCH meellng, '':!0 P· m.; ~venl.na NAZ~RIINI ~ ~:mtt:.ro~i·, UNITED 9 doy . S<hool Su~ • .<J~nfay ='=(p, if:~'i; M,ITHODIST CHURI;H M. yt. Church School, o. m.r Evtnlng wonlllp, 7, 30 _p. m. !:lilt .~CII/I'V. post!ll', WOrship =~\=~~~dY ~: 7~3o"'p; Wednoaday, Sundoy .S<hopi servo! 1<!' fii'JI "!d 11111rc1 S..,~yl m Sunde 4.30 p · Suwlnltndenl, Paullner f'k· ....,. ml'"•n 1 I p,. m.1 · Y• • · ·rn:, t~mo Cllnlocl<, posfor. Rtv. Mlirrls Sunllor Schriol o..,-y Sunday ol·. lime for youlh. Wednesday M Wollt 9· 30 m . wscs SO<ol!d 0 ST. I'AUi. LUTHEUN ovenlng pra[or sorvic:t, 7:30. . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST.-. Tueaday of tl,o;~> monit. ol 7:30. Rev. -'rfhur C. L~ posfor. Sunday S<hool, 9: o. m., Mr:J;e~R !,."rJ"!;!~ CherlesNorrls, postor. Su..... y m.; Bible Study, Wedue&day, Charles Evana. Supt. ; worship and llliln St Robi.l Jod< School. 9:il0 •· m.; """nlng P· m. service, HJ: 30 a. m. Conwonh!P• 10:<.1 a, m.; Sunda~ 0 ~~,M~L PUN11'10 ~ft,!~ flrmaflon clas Satu ell , ... jiOstor. SundOy ~I. 9, 30 '' r y, ·"" m.; """"'""' worship 10, 30 a. .evenlrig worslllp, 7:30 p.m., aul A. S. • · m. m.; Arnold "Richards, Supt •. , Wednts~ey evtnlng Bible POMEROY-CHESTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mid· Study, 7.30 p. m. UNITED METHODIST dleport, 5th and Main. Roullln SOUTH BETHEL UNITED . Robed R. Card, pastor. Moyer, paslor. Thomas Kellr,, METHODIST - Rev, Randy MPITDOLEPORT Flfi$T RACINE OF l'HE ~~...~s~r;r•r:;;:.;,~I'"S:: =,\'g f."! ' ' POMEROY POM I ltOY TA IN IT y UIIIIMCI!urdl If Ctlrlsl -Re P.rrin pastor Fred Bl.nttna~· ... ~ ....... _ ...:.~... 1 . ' t .>Uiluay sup· ~' 00 • 9• 15 1 · m.; • Worship, 10: 25 a. m ,; youth choir rehearsal. Monday, 6:30 p , m .• Mrs. Marvin Burt. dlreclar . Senior choir rehearsal, 7:30p.m. Thursday, Mrs . Paul Nease, director. ,_ ' " !,, ",. \. ·-a·w..,•:«'i!....,Wi.; '1'm''•"'!Ji·"''·~' ..liD .""® . -'"'"'''·m'·"':i . ;;w. ......•,..~..,.,.., . ,.~..······ ,·;·:· ''•''·X··· . , ., • '« ,wo;,.,.. ' .., .":• .J:!. . . ' ,.,., :ow' :m «·'&.!i!"'~·mo·' <•: • •,• s:, ..,. :<!~ :;:,. '· . ••: .. .: , '•>!<• z<>>' · , •'• • •'' •! ·' ·•m. · ,•~ . ,,,,,... ::::'.!~:-:• ••• ;o';o :-:;:...~:·: :·:·:· •, WIN AT I!IRibdi 'I l 00::: Pomeroy - Sunday School supt. Bib e Lavender, pastor. Sund•v Thursday, all day Busy Bee m .; Church SChool. 9:15a.m .; School, 9:30 a . m. ; morning school, 9 a.m., Mra. Wilma quilting party in church soclal Frank V,a.ughan, superln - wonJhip, 10:30 a. m.; evening Bahr, Sup1. Youth Fellowship., room. tendent. Chest~)r worship, 9 a. worship, 7:30 p, m.; orAvttr p,m . each Sunday at · Tuppers -POMEROY CHURCH OF m.; Church School, 10 a. m.; service 7 p. m. wednesday . Plains Unlt•d Mtthodls1 THE NAZARENE - Corner Roger Epple, supt. · Church. Union and Mulberry . Rev . SEVENTH DAY ADVENT- MASON COUNTY DANVILLE WESLEYAN -J. Clyde V. Henderson. pastor. TIST - Pomeroy. Mulberry MA-SON 4SSEMBLY OF Sunday School 9:30 a. m. ; Hgts. Herbert Morgan, pastor. GOD -Second 51., Mason, W. A. Curry, pastor. Sunday Raymond Walburn , supt. Sabbath School, Saturday, 2 p. Va. Chester Tennant, pastor. School, 9:30 a. m. ; Youth and Morning worship 10:30 a.m .; m.;, worshlp, 3:15p.m. Dorcas Sunday school, 10 a. m.; lunior youth service, 6:4.5 p. m.; Evening service 7:30 p. m. Mid· .Soctely, lOa. m. each Thursday . morning worship, II a. m.; Evening worship, 7: 3D p. m. Prayer and praise Wed., 7:30 p, m. week wvice, wednesday, 7:30 MIDDLEPORT evangenstlc service, 7:30 p. m . m . Max Bible study and prayer service, pastor . p. G'liACE EPISCOPAL - Rev. FIRST UNITED PRES. Wednesday, Hf.MLOCK O·ROVE 7:30 p. m. Phone CHRISTIAN - James Smllh, BETHANY UNITED Stanley Plattenburg, minister . BYTERIAN, Middleport-Rev. 113·l133. Morning prayer and sermon .• Russell Lester, pllstor. Sunday HARTFORD CHURCH OF poslor; Roy Domlgan, supf. METHODIST -Paul A. Sellers, 10:30 a . m. Holy communion School9:30a._m .. Lewis Sauer. Morning service. 9:30 a.m.; pastor; Blythe Theiss, Sunday In Christian Union - Sunday and sermon, first Sundays, supt.; worsh1p service 10:30 Christ School, 10 .a.m.. Preyer School supt. Worship service, Rev.O'Dell Manley, pastor . meeting_. Wedl')esda·t, · 8 p.m. __ 9;.30 a. m. second and lourlll 1~:30 a. m . Church school, a.~.IDDLEPORT HEATH Sunday School, 9:30 a. m., Rev. SILVER RUN FREE WILL Sunday~; Evenlno worship, 8 p, k~~~r~~-r;: t~rough eighth UNITED METHODIST-Rev . Guy Sayre, supt .; evening BAPTIST - Rov. Caudill m. first Sunday. 9 POMEROY . cHuRCH OF Max E. Donahue, minister; service. 7:30. ~uesday Bible Atkins. pastor . carroll MatLOTTRIOGE UNITED study, 7:30 p. m. Thursday thews, ~nday School Supt. METHODIST - Worship, llrst CHRIST_ Mr. Hoyt Allen . Jr. . Eric Chambers, Sunday School evening prayer meeting, 7:30 p. pastor . Bible School, 9:30a. m.; s~perinten~ent. Church School m. Sunday evening youth Sunday Schooot. 10 a. m.; and third Sundays, 10:45 a. m ,; m. Prayer second and fourth Sundays, morning ~rshlp, services, 6:30 with Roger Worship. 7:30 worship, 10:30; adult worship 9.~ a. m~ting , Thurs ay, 7:30 p. m. 7: 30p. m. Sunday School, 9:45 a. service and . VOUIJQ _peoples 10 . ~a . m:. youth meet1ng, 7 p. .Manley. youth l.eader. m. Oulstian Endeavor, third meeting , both 7:30p.m. Sun - m ., Choir rehearsaL Wed MASON CHURCH OF CKESTER CHURCH OF day -Wednesday , combined nesday 7 7: 30 p._ m.; Mrs. E. CHRIST- John Steele, pastor . GOD - liev. Donald A. Sheets, Saturda_y of each month . LAUREL CLIFF FREE Bible study and prayer Robert Ham~, dtrector . Worship, 10 a.m.; Bible study. pastor . .,nday School, 9:30 e. ll'·eeting, UO p. m. JEHOVAH S WITNESSES - 11 : 15 a.m.; evening worship, m.; worship service. 11 a . m.; METHODIST - Rev. Eugena Gill, poslor . Wllllom Bailey, THE SALVATION ARMY Lar;y Carnahan presiding p.m. Mid-week servic~. Evening worship, 7: JO p. m. supt . Sunday School, 9: 30a. m.; Envoy R:o!ly s. Wining, officer in miniSter. Sunday, Bible lecture, 7·30 Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. Prayer service and youth Morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; charge. Sunday, 10 a . m., 9:30 a. m: Watchtower studr,, service, Thursday. 7:30 p, m. Holiness meeting; 10:30 a . m. 10:30 a . m.; Tuesday , Blbe GRAHAM UNIHD MUH- Monthly sings, first Sunday Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. ODIST CHURCH Preaching Wednesday, Christian Youth Sunday SchooL Young People's st~d_y. 7:30 p. m.; Thursday, each month, 2 p. m. Crusade, 6:30 p . m.; Preyer Leglon.7p.m.;Thursday,lto 3 mmrstry school 7:30 p. m .. 9: 30 a . m.. first and second Sundays of each month; third FOREST RUN METHODIST meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursday, p. m., Ladles Home League; 7 service meeting 8:30 p. m. ~m. Prep classes. MIO~L~POR! CHURCH and fourth Sundays each month, - Rev. Forrest Donley, pastor; choir prc'Jctlce, 7 p. m. OEXTEI CHURCH OF of ChrtSI rn Chnstlan Union- worship service at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Fread Nease, supt . SACRED HEART -; Rev.- Lawrence Manley, pastor; Mrs. Wednesday evenings at 7:30. Worship service 9 a . m.; Sunday CHRIST ·-Danny Evans, Father Bernard Kra JCovlc, Russell Young, Sunday School Prayer and Bible Study. pastor. Norman C. Will, supt. School, 10 a. m. po!l;sfor . Phone 992 -2825, Supt. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Sunday School 9:XI e. m.; MASON F lAST BAPTIST Saturday evening Mass . 7: JO Evening worship 7:30. Wed- Second and Pomeroy Sts., .Stan - Langsville VIllage, Rev . Worshlr,1 service, 10:J) a . m. p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 p. Craig, pastor . Sunday school, Robert Eugene Musser, pastor . Christ an Endeavor Sunday a.m . Confessions, Saturday 7- m . 9: 45a.m.; worship service. 11 Worship service, 10:30 a. m.; evening. 7:30p.m. CHURCH OF THE NAZA- a.m.; REORGANIZED CHURCH !raining union, 6:30p.m .; Glenna Fetty, Sunday School POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST RENT - Middleoort, Rev . evening worship service, 7:30 Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT-Robert Kuhn, pastor. George Audry Miller. pastor; Floyd p.m. Mid-week prayer service, Sunday evening, 7:30p.m. Mid- TER DAY SAINTS- PorllendCarson. supt. Sunday school, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. week service, Wednesday, 7:30 Raclne Road . Ralph Johnson , Skinner Sunday School supt Sunday' School, 9:30 a. m. ; 9:30 a.m .; Morning . warpastor . Sunday School, 9:30 a. p . m. m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a. morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; ship, 10:30 a.m.; JUnior CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SYRACUSE CHURCH OF BYF, 6 p. m.; Bible Study ~c;:iety. 6:30 p.m. ; NYPS _6 :4.5 Services at 315 Main St .. Pt . THE NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. m.; Sunday evening service, 7 Wednesday l p. m.; chorr p m .. ~ unday evangelrst lc Pleasant, Sundays, 11 a. m .; Larimore, pastor. Bob Moore, p. m. Wednesday tvenlng practice. Wed .. 8.30 p . m. meetrng, 7: 30J.m. Prayer Wednesdays , 7: 30 p m . All Sunday School Supt. Sunday prayer services, 7:30 p. m. meeting Wedne ay. 7. 30 p.m. welcome. School, classes tor all ages, 9: 30 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST a.m.; morning worship, 10:45, FIRST SOUTHERN BliPMIDDLE PORT PEN· MEIGS COUNTY NYPS Sunday. 6:30 p. m.; Great Bend. Charles Norris, TIST-220 E. Main, Pome-roy, TECOSTAL -Third Ave., the ALF~ED UNITED evangelistic service, Sunday, pastor . Worship service, 9:30 a . affiliated with S.B.C. Rev Rev. B. L. Barr.tft, pastor . Clifford Coleman, pastor . Ralfh Priddy, Sunday school METHOUIST - Rev . Randy 7:30 p.m. Mid-we-ek prayer m.; Sunday School, 10:30 a . m. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m., sup . Classes tor all ages. Lavender, pastor. Sunday meeting, Wednesday , 7:30p.m. MORNING STAR UNITED. Hershel McClure, supt.; wor Sunday school. 10 a.m.; Sunday school, 9:45 a.m . with Lloyd Mssionary meeting , second METHODIST - Rev. William ship service, 10:30 a.m.; evening servlce, 7:30 p.m . Dillinger, supt. ; worship ser- Wednesdt~v. 7:30 D. m. ROCK SPRINGS Airson, pastor; Roy Van Meter, evening worship, 7: 30 p.m. - Wednesday evening young vice. 11 a.m. with Charles D. Sunday SchooL 9: 30 a. Wednesday prayer meeting and people's meeting and Bible Woode, lay leader In charg~; METHODIST - Rev . Richard \iupl.; m .; Morning worship, IC: r 0. Pumphrey, pastor; Harold worship services, 7:.45 p.m . with Bl!)le study, 7: 30p.m. study . Saturday evening serm .; Youth Fellowship and E:.1ble the Rev. Mr . Lavender In Blackston. superintendent . Study. vice, 7:30 P· ""'~- Thursday, 8 p. m . Fred charge. Wednesday ev~nlng Norning worship, 9: 30 a.m .; Smith. layieader . prayer service, 7:-45p.m. church school, 10:15 a.m.; evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; MT. M<lRIAH CHURCH OF CARLETON CHURCH GOD - Racine oi'oute 2. The MYF , 6 p.m . Prayer meeting Kingsbury Road . Sundar. By Mn. Fnacll Morrll and Bible Study, Wednesday, Sandusky Bay with Mr. and Rev . Charles Hand. pastor . School, 9: 30 a . m.. Ralph car, The Esther Circle of the Mrs. John FiBber. Sunday school. 9:45 a.m.; 7:30 r .m. A mlnistrative supt. Worship service, 10:30 a. Councl first IY.onday, 7:30p.m. worship, 11 a.m. Baptist Missionary Society met Mr. and Mrs . Wesley morning EDEN UNITED BRETHREN m. and 7:30 p. m. alternately. Evening services. Tuesday and Prayer me-eting, Wednesday, Monday evening Oct. 12 at the l' ' ,.'' •' . church. The devotional topic wu "IDfinite Lofe., 1rttt1 the scriplure being Palm s. .t reading, ''Prayer· ror Peace" was given and the Love GUt oerv1ce was presenlod by Mllrle \ I NOHH .IU2 II .KJt!5 +7 .AK2 WI:IIT .QJI05 I IWIT .AK97 .83 .Q .Q1032 .J654 .Ql083 •• 74 SOVTH (D) •s Roush. Refreshments were ••• • oerved by Frances WUcoxen, booless. Mr. and Mr•. !larry CurU. re<enUy spent len days vislllng their children and celebralod their 56th wedcllna anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. CUrtis alilo spent lbe past weekend wllb Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wells at Wl18blngllm C. H. Mr. and Mrs. Henry l!ouBb and Mildred were accompanied by Mrs. Jane Gilkey of Mid· dleport and spent a wee~end al baby of !:pent Steve, came Saturday afternoon for Mr. and Mrs. Fr:ancls Morris lo visit the Schroeders the Bob Swifts and the BW Lakes over the weekend in Columbus. Mr. Schroeder returned them home on Tuesday. Loe Tisdale and Charles Moody of Buckeye Lake ""'nla couple of days wilb Hazel Csrnaban. Frances Foster and Hazel Carnahan visited Lottie Wiic<>xen, Sunday, at Coolvtlle. Mr . and Mrs. Ralpb Radcliff of Syracuse and Mr. Rur.eU Radcliff of Beaver Falls visllod Mrs. Hazel Carnahan, Saturday. Mrs. Dick Young and Aaron and Mrs. RUJSell CUmmins and two children spent the weekend in Colwnbus wilb relalives. Mr . and Mrs. Ben l'llllson Mrs. Gomer Lewis and Mr. Mrs. Thereoo Johnaon were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson and family al Portland honoring Brian Johnson on his blrlbday. Mr . and Mrs. Sieve Cleland and children of Marietta were Sunday gue.sts of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland and Mrs. Anna Wines. All Are lnmed lAYMAN'S SUNDAY OCJOBERU LEWIS ELLIS JOE POSEY FLOYD CARSON JOHN HARRISON and 0111rlct Contflt In Sunct.y Sdlool, Go-Fill My House Middlepclt Oturth rA The Nanne 556 Beech St. l•nday School t::ll8.m . Mornlnt Wonhlp ll::ll•.m. •n•tellstlc service 1: JO ,..... Lancaster Tuesday wilb Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle. Mr. Merle Schroeder and son, Aluminwn was flrot lao· lated In 1825 and publicly Introduced at lbe Parls exposition in 1855, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica. Rev . Audry Miller, P11tor PH.H2·S:IIf IN CHRIST - Elden R. Blake, Friday, UO. TUPPERS P LA ~N 5 CHARGE. UNITf::P METHODIST. Sunday worship - St. Paut's· t · a.m .; ·South Bethti9·SSa.m .; Alfred lla .m . fFirst and third Sundays) 7:45 p.m .; (Second and .ath Sundar,s> . Lottridge -7: ·1.5 p.m. ( F rst and third Sundays!. 11 a .m . Second and .cth Sundays. - lnvltod lor Church P....,.ny NOTICE The former E.U. B. Church arid Parsonagt of Mason, W. Va. lrt !\OW tor saht. Sealed bids will be accepted by the Mason Unfted Methodist Church until HOYember 8, 1970 at 6: 30p.m . Appointments to see the property may be made by calling Mr. Fred Spencer, Mason, W. Va ., 773 ..5603 or · Mr. T. R. O.vla, Ma-. W. Va .. 173-.5630. . The buildings are situated on a 80k200 foot plot of ground Md tontists of 1 four bedroom home with bath end half and basement. The church bul!dlng has a full basement Met church school rooms. Is compie1ely equipped for services. After viewlftG the properties, please address your bid to ''Bicft", Mleon Unfted Me-thodist Church. Mason, W. Va . 15260. Sale of the building together is the desire of the Tru&tees but bkls for the properties separately will be considered. The right to .-eject any or all bids is reserved. NOTICI -lnvltodforChurch Property ..) NOTICE Q~lj~ DilxTU . cotv GREGATIONAL (IIURi:H - ZION CHURCH OF CHRISt · tOMMUNITY- CHURCH at School Supt. Sunday School, Pomeroy -Harrisonville Road. John Webster, pastor; Paul McElroy, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.: Niorning Worship and com munion, 10:30 a. m . ; Sunday evening yor1fh Christian En deavor , 6 p. m. ; Worship ser vices, 7 p. m .; Wednesday evening prayer meeting and Bible study, r: lO p. m. n. JOHN LUTHERAN -· Pine Gro ... e, Rev . Gerald Hcrbener, pastor . Sunday school, 9 a.m.; Church service, 10 a . m. SYRACUSE METHODIST - UNITED Paul A. Sellers, pastor; Ben Quisenberry , Sunday School Supt. worship service, 9:30a.m. first and lhlrd Sunday. Evening service, 8 p. m. fourth Sunday. LANGSVILLE MIDWAY - servlces each Sunday at tOe. m . and 7:30p. m . Tuesday evening worship, 7:30. De1..ter - Rev. John Dill, pastor. Sunday morning worship, 10 a.m. ~orshlp services, Tuesday and Sunday evenings, 9:30 a . m.; Sunday evening worship 7:30. Prayer meeting, Tul!Sd&y, 7:30 p. m. Ernest Deeter. class leader. Vough 7:30p.m . Meellng Wednesday, 7:30p. m.• ST. PAUL'S UNITED Ernest Deeter, leader. METHODIST CHURCH MT. HERMON UNITED Tuppers Plains. Rev . Randy BRETHREN - Rev. Robert Lavender, pl!ll5tor . Sunday School, 9: JO a . m. ; youth Shoal< poslor. Sunday school, fellowship, 6 p. m.; Sunday 9:30a.m.; Alfred Wolle. oupf.; evening worship, 7:30p.m. LETART UNITED METHODIST CHURCH -First and second Sundays, preaching at 8 p. m.; Third and fourth Sundays, Sunday SchooL 10 a . m .; worshlpservlceat lla . m.; Tuesday evenings at 8 p. m., prayer and Bible St~y. FLATWOODS UNITED METHODIST, Rev. William Alrson, pastor. Robert Eason, supt . Sunday School at 10 a. m ., Worship service at 11 a. m . Roy Pooler. assistant Morning worship, 11 a .m .; evenin~ sermon, 7:30 p.m. alt.,nating each Sunday . Class meeting, 11 a.m. alternating Sunday mornings, David Holter, cleu leader. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 r,.m . every other Sunday even ng, Roger Buckley, pre~idtn1. Prayer mfttlno. 7::10 p.m. each Wednesday. Board meeting flrsl Monday of montll, 7:30p.m. l••3.. n i PMa I service, 10:45 a . m, :second and fourth Sundays; evening evening worship, 7:30. Sunday School Supf. Worship worhslp, 8 p, m. third Sunday. ENTERPRISE UNITED METHODIST -Rev. Wllllom 1 ' ~ 8·;1';. E R S UNITED FAITH'- R-1 E. Smllll, pastor. Wonhfp service RUTLAND pLAINS , RUTLAND FIRST lAP· TIST- Rev. Samuel Jackton, postor. Sunday School, lOo. m.; ~HRISTIAN CHURCH -Mr '-h w tt Oa · o#Y n ya , pas1or; J . S. vis, Sunday School sup1.; Sunday school, 9: 30 a. m., Morning Sermon. 10:30 a. m. Evening Airson, pastor. Ratph Spencer, Supt.; Carl Jennings, asst. &upt. Worship services, 9:30 a. m .; Sunday School, 10: JO a. m .; sermon, 7 p. m. Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.;, Norman McCain, supt. Services weekly at 9:30 a . m . Preaching first and third Sundayt. of rronth by Chartn Russell, 9:30 a. m . . nesdey prayer and Bible study, . fkt. Gertrvde Butler, supt. Prayer Service, 1:30 p. m.; oreachlno service, 2 p. m. · · THE ltUTLANO MITHEAST LETART FALLS OOIST - Rtv. Rl<hard C. UNITE 0 MET HOO 1ST f'llmphtry, postor. Church CHURCH -W. O.le Mc:Ciurg, School 9:30 a.m.; Worship pastor. Worship services. wvtce 10:30 a.m. second and fourth Sundays of each month at 9 e. m. ; Sundly RUT UNO CHURCH .OF School. tlrst and fhlrd Sunday1 CHRIST- 5undoy sehool, 9:30 of each monthat 9 a . m. ; second a.m., V. H. Braley, svpt,; and fourth Sundays Df each communion and devotlont, month at 10 a.m. ; Bible study, 10:30 a .m . Regular boerd and Sunday school, 9:30 a.m., Wednesday. moellf'IV 7:30, lh11'd Soturdly Frtd Samsel, supt.1 ~lng worship, 7:30 p.m . ; youth_ LETART FALLS UNITED 'T"'\f'oni~UTLAND COM· meeting, 7 p.m . Prayer meeting BRETHREN - Rev. Robert MUNITY CHUitCH -Rev. Thursday, 7:31) p.m. Shook, pastor; Htrschel Norris, Amos TUII1, pastor. Sundly •upt. ,5unday schoolia":a.m.; School, 9:30 •· m.; Worship ~~~n~g :~:::; 7::30 :j:~: ser\lfte, 11 • · m.; Wednetdly nallng toch Sunday. Prayar ~~~~~ .;1'g~!~r~~~i~ 1 ,~. m. service, Wedneldly, 7:30 p.m RUTLAND CHURCH OF Prayer meellng, 7:30 p.m. THE NAZARENE '-Re•. lloyd p . Grl mm, Jr., paot or. sU•-Y -•The color pattern oi the alternating SUndavs. BRADBURY CHURCH OF School, 9:30 a. m.; ' Morning zebra consists of dark black stripes on a light back· CHRIST - Roy w. Carter, worshiP-, 10::!0 o. m.; Young ground. The animal, there- pastor; Jerry Davis, Sooday people 1 service, 6:4.5 p. m.; School superlnftndent. Sunday Evangelistic services, 1:30 p fore , ia whit&-or nearly School, 9:30 a. m .; Morning m. Wednesdayevenlngservlct ' whlte-wllb black stripes. worship, 10:-341 o. m.; Youlh 7:30 p. m. ' II . "~ Peppard, Inger 13, "Indian Johnny Crawford Pail~t.'' venture~ of A YOung Men," Paul Neuman ll : JO 13, "Merrill's Mlraudtn.'' Tv Hlrdln, Jeff Chandler Susan WEDNESDAY 11' 30-13, "51do 51roel," Collly 9 - 3, "Aquerlarw,". Joae Ferrer, Rlcerdo Manta Iban . MONDAY 9 - 3, "The Other Men," Roy Thlnnea, Joon Htckelt TUESDAY 7 - 3, "Any Second Now," O'Connell, Farley Granger 11:20 - 3, "Bus Riley's Bock In Hugh O'Brian, Ame Francis 9 - 3, "House of C.rdt.'' SUNDAY 9 - 13, " Sunte1 Boulevard," Glori• Swanson. William Holden 11:30 - I, "Canyon PaSJOtl," Dane Andrews. Heyward Granger, Dana Wynler 8:30 - 13, "Wild Woman," George Sttvens 11:30 - THUitSOAY 9 - 1, "The Blggeat Bundlt of Them All," Roque! Welch 11:30-13, "Code Two," Elalno Stewart. Relph Meel<er FRIDAY • 9 - a, "Hemingway's Ao- SATURDAY Town," Ann Margret 11:30 - I, "Decision AI Sundown," Randolph ScoH 11 :30 - 13, "Cyborg," and "Oettinetlon Inner Space" -------------·---.--------·-----------------------~------------------------------------------------ Teach them the wonder of itt foliage, the panorama of Itt 1eaaons, the mystery of ewer-renewing life. reach them the world God made. lut teach them, too, the God who -de the world , , • lhe majesty of His Power, the purity ol His Holiness • , , l~e tenderness of His Love. roach them tM Chrisl through Whom our Creator revoalod Hlo heart to mankind. There is no greater tragedy than to cherish a book, but not under· stand Its Author. Sunday Monday Tuti!day Wedneaday Thursday Friday Saturday John Ad~ Acts I Corinthian• I Corintltian1 I Corinthiana ll Corinthian & 11 :32-·5 3:1-10 la:28 -31i 15:1 -11 15 :13-28 15:50-58 4 :7.16 With the hope It will, In some measure. foster and help sustain that which is good In family and community life, this featt1re is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below . K& CJEWELERS RAil'S BEN FRANKUN STORE Keepsake Diamond Rings 312 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave. Middleport, 0. WIWS ANTHONY GOEGLEIN READY MIX 00. PLUMBING AND HEATING 992-2550 240 Lincoln St. Middleport Phon·e 992-3284 HEINER'S BAKERY Middleport M& RFOODUNER Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va. Middleport, Oh to The BOGGS EQUIPMENT MARK VSlORE Wost Sales - Allis Chalmers- Service Farm ·lndustr!al-Lawn-Garden Tuppers Plains 667-3435 Middleport, Ohio DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION RACINE RJOD MARKET Athens Road POmeroy A Family That Worships Together Stays Together The Store with A Heart Racine ?49-3342 OHIO VAliD BAKING CO. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS 00. Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Middleport, Ohio Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Middleport, 0. LYONS MARKET GAUL'S MARKET Member of the Big 3 General Merchandise Tuppers Plains 667-3280 .• ' Chester, Ohio ROYAL OM PARK ' SUTTON UNITED METKODIST Poul A. Re11 . Cecil Cox, pallor. Sunday service, 9a . m.; Sunday School, school supt .• Joe Sayre. Sunday 10 a.m. school. · t : .c5 a.m.; Su~::l \\ 1.1.1\.' "'1 \10\ Stewart Prayer maetlng Thursdoy, 8 P- SYRACUS~ FIRST UNITED m. PRESBYTERIAN -Rev. MT. UNION BAPTIST - Russell Lester, poslor. Worship Sellers, pastor; Marthe Lee, - .AI0642 pa~tor . . Rev . Willard Dutcher, pastor. /Ws. Worley Francis, Sundar. School Supt. Sunday Schoo , 9: 45 a . m. Church Services first and third Sundays following Sunday School, Second and POMEROY LOWER LIGHT fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p. Road, m . services. LONG BOTTOM CHURCH-Harrisonville ~ev . Roy Taylor. pastor; Henry METHODIST - Rev . Freeland Eblin, Sunday School Supt . Norris, pastor. Sunday School, LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; .10 a .m. ; church services, 11 evening worship, 7:30 p. m. CHURCH- Mr . Cor! Turley, a .m. Prayer and prasle ser ... lce, minister. Morning Services BEARWALLOW RIDGE Thursday, 10: 30 a·. m. Sunday School 9:30 7:30 p. IY' CHURCH OF CHRIST- John a. m. Herman Schul, Supt. RACINE.lfTART WESRockhold, pastor. Bible study. 9: 30 a.m.; morning worship, LEYAN UNITED METHODIST HYSELL RUN FREE 10:30; evening worshlp, 7: 30 Racine, W. Dale McClurg. METHODIST - Cecil Wise, pas toe Sunday SchooL 9: JO a . p.m. Wedoosdly Bible study, m .; Worship service. 10:30 a. Paslor. Sunday School, 9:30 7: 30p.m. m .• UMYF, 7 p. m. each Sun - a .m.; Mornlnv_ worship, 10:30 STIVERSVILLE COM- day; Senior Choir practice, a.m. ; Young People's service, MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Thursday, 7:30 p. m.; Service 6:-45p.m. ; e-vangelistic service. Edsel Hart , pastor. Sunday Guild, fourth Monday, 7:30 p. 7: 30 p.m . Prayer meeting, morning worship serviCf:, 10 m .; Happy Hustlers Sunday Thursday, 7:30p.m. a .m .. Deli Talbot, superin - School Class meeting, fourth tendent. Prayer meeting, each Friday, 6 p. m. ; WSCS second FREEDOM GOSPEL Thursday, 7: 30 p.m . Sunday Friday. 7:30 p. m.; Official Ml 5SION - Bald Knoba. Rev. Board, second Monday, 7:30 p. L. R. Gluesencamp, pas1or . l>Vening service. 7:30. m. Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sunday Wednesday, choir, 6:15 p. m. KEHO CHURCH OF CHRIST NOTICE 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jay SlUes, pastor . Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Win'lLt_~ Holsinger, supt. INJr nlng.Sirmon, Ha. m.; Evening serv'+ft Chrlst1an Endea ... or. 7:30 p. m .; Mrs . Lyda Cheval•er, president . Song service and sermon, 8:20. Mid Week prayer meeting Wed· nesday, 7:30 p. m . Mrs . Mazie Holsinoer, class leader. Fold and- Place Near Your Television Set for Convenient .Reference .AK98 .J85 · Both vulnerable 11'•1 North lui l!oalh 1.· McKenzie ol Salem spent a weekend wilb Mr. and Mrs. R.ll~b "McKinzie . They accompanl8d Mi. and Mrs. Millon Circle who came for lbem and look lbem back borne. Mr. and Mrs. Roberl J . U!wiB, Carol and David, ol Pomeroy spent Sunday wllb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKenzie. Mrs. Amanda Tuc:ker, daugbler, Mrs. Jack McGee and EKL.):· GUIDE TO BETTER TV VIEWING lr Osnld & Jamu Jacoby Racine Social Events "' •' I Jacoby 2NT Bid ~ Finds Small Slam 0 Worship, 10:30 a. m.: : ::i:i I SWISHER & LOHSE Rexaii Drugs We Fill All Dodors Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy RAYBUCK MOTOR SAl ES lAC. lincoln · Mercury American 1/otm 85 N. Court St. 593-6601 Tuppers Plains POM~ROY wcrRte · .· . ·. ~llidrt~ MOtOr: ,Repair 992-575o Athens 810 W. Main LYONS ASHlAND SERVICE Minor Repairs and Tune Up Cor. Beech & Locust 992,7260 ~~~----~--~~ RACINE PLANING' MILl or Oecllcated ro The Interest 01 Meigs-Mason Area. 'j MEIGS The . ' BCMER'S DRIVE-IN RESJAURANJ E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. l.•a blddini has been; N- - Put Sou.. ? You, South hold: .KliS .AKUI ~~~ What do )'QU cia now7 .\--aid lwo dlomoads. Yoa ... loo ........ lor • llmll nile ..1 Ia 11111 s11- II lo .... ,.... ................. - �' FIRST CHURCH meellng, '':!0 P· m.; ~venl.na NAZ~RIINI ~ ~:mtt:.ro~i·, UNITED 9 doy . S<hool Su~ • .<J~nfay ='=(p, if:~'i; M,ITHODIST CHURI;H M. yt. Church School, o. m.r Evtnlng wonlllp, 7, 30 _p. m. !:lilt .~CII/I'V. post!ll', WOrship =~\=~~~dY ~: 7~3o"'p; Wednoaday, Sundoy .S<hopi servo! 1<!' fii'JI "!d 11111rc1 S..,~yl m Sunde 4.30 p · Suwlnltndenl, Paullner f'k· ....,. ml'"•n 1 I p,. m.1 · Y• • · ·rn:, t~mo Cllnlocl<, posfor. Rtv. Mlirrls Sunllor Schriol o..,-y Sunday ol·. lime for youlh. Wednesday M Wollt 9· 30 m . wscs SO<ol!d 0 ST. I'AUi. LUTHEUN ovenlng pra[or sorvic:t, 7:30. . RACINE FIRST BAPTIST.-. Tueaday of tl,o;~> monit. ol 7:30. Rev. -'rfhur C. L~ posfor. Sunday S<hool, 9: o. m., Mr:J;e~R !,."rJ"!;!~ CherlesNorrls, postor. Su..... y m.; Bible Study, Wedue&day, Charles Evana. Supt. ; worship and llliln St Robi.l Jod< School. 9:il0 •· m.; """nlng P· m. service, HJ: 30 a. m. Conwonh!P• 10:<.1 a, m.; Sunda~ 0 ~~,M~L PUN11'10 ~ft,!~ flrmaflon clas Satu ell , ... jiOstor. SundOy ~I. 9, 30 '' r y, ·"" m.; """"'""' worship 10, 30 a. .evenlrig worslllp, 7:30 p.m., aul A. S. • · m. m.; Arnold "Richards, Supt •. , Wednts~ey evtnlng Bible POMEROY-CHESTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mid· Study, 7.30 p. m. UNITED METHODIST dleport, 5th and Main. Roullln SOUTH BETHEL UNITED . Robed R. Card, pastor. Moyer, paslor. Thomas Kellr,, METHODIST - Rev, Randy MPITDOLEPORT Flfi$T RACINE OF l'HE ~~...~s~r;r•r:;;:.;,~I'"S:: =,\'g f."! ' ' POMEROY POM I ltOY TA IN IT y UIIIIMCI!urdl If Ctlrlsl -Re P.rrin pastor Fred Bl.nttna~· ... ~ ....... _ ...:.~... 1 . ' t .>Uiluay sup· ~' 00 • 9• 15 1 · m.; • Worship, 10: 25 a. m ,; youth choir rehearsal. Monday, 6:30 p , m .• Mrs. Marvin Burt. dlreclar . Senior choir rehearsal, 7:30p.m. Thursday, Mrs . Paul Nease, director. ,_ ' " !,, ",. \. ·-a·w..,•:«'i!....,Wi.; '1'm''•"'!Ji·"''·~' ..liD .""® . -'"'"'''·m'·"':i . ;;w. ......•,..~..,.,.., . ,.~..······ ,·;·:· ''•''·X··· . , ., • '« ,wo;,.,.. ' .., .":• .J:!. . . ' ,.,., :ow' :m «·'&.!i!"'~·mo·' <•: • •,• s:, ..,. :<!~ :;:,. '· . ••: .. .: , '•>!<• z<>>' · , •'• • •'' •! ·' ·•m. · ,•~ . ,,,,,... ::::'.!~:-:• ••• ;o';o :-:;:...~:·: :·:·:· •, WIN AT I!IRibdi 'I l 00::: Pomeroy - Sunday School supt. Bib e Lavender, pastor. Sund•v Thursday, all day Busy Bee m .; Church SChool. 9:15a.m .; School, 9:30 a . m. ; morning school, 9 a.m., Mra. Wilma quilting party in church soclal Frank V,a.ughan, superln - wonJhip, 10:30 a. m.; evening Bahr, Sup1. Youth Fellowship., room. tendent. Chest~)r worship, 9 a. worship, 7:30 p, m.; orAvttr p,m . each Sunday at · Tuppers -POMEROY CHURCH OF m.; Church School, 10 a. m.; service 7 p. m. wednesday . Plains Unlt•d Mtthodls1 THE NAZARENE - Corner Roger Epple, supt. · Church. Union and Mulberry . Rev . SEVENTH DAY ADVENT- MASON COUNTY DANVILLE WESLEYAN -J. Clyde V. Henderson. pastor. TIST - Pomeroy. Mulberry MA-SON 4SSEMBLY OF Sunday School 9:30 a. m. ; Hgts. Herbert Morgan, pastor. GOD -Second 51., Mason, W. A. Curry, pastor. Sunday Raymond Walburn , supt. Sabbath School, Saturday, 2 p. Va. Chester Tennant, pastor. School, 9:30 a. m. ; Youth and Morning worship 10:30 a.m .; m.;, worshlp, 3:15p.m. Dorcas Sunday school, 10 a. m.; lunior youth service, 6:4.5 p. m.; Evening service 7:30 p. m. Mid· .Soctely, lOa. m. each Thursday . morning worship, II a. m.; Evening worship, 7: 3D p. m. Prayer and praise Wed., 7:30 p, m. week wvice, wednesday, 7:30 MIDDLEPORT evangenstlc service, 7:30 p. m . m . Max Bible study and prayer service, pastor . p. G'liACE EPISCOPAL - Rev. FIRST UNITED PRES. Wednesday, Hf.MLOCK O·ROVE 7:30 p. m. Phone CHRISTIAN - James Smllh, BETHANY UNITED Stanley Plattenburg, minister . BYTERIAN, Middleport-Rev. 113·l133. Morning prayer and sermon .• Russell Lester, pllstor. Sunday HARTFORD CHURCH OF poslor; Roy Domlgan, supf. METHODIST -Paul A. Sellers, 10:30 a . m. Holy communion School9:30a._m .. Lewis Sauer. Morning service. 9:30 a.m.; pastor; Blythe Theiss, Sunday In Christian Union - Sunday and sermon, first Sundays, supt.; worsh1p service 10:30 Christ School, 10 .a.m.. Preyer School supt. Worship service, Rev.O'Dell Manley, pastor . meeting_. Wedl')esda·t, · 8 p.m. __ 9;.30 a. m. second and lourlll 1~:30 a. m . Church school, a.~.IDDLEPORT HEATH Sunday School, 9:30 a. m., Rev. SILVER RUN FREE WILL Sunday~; Evenlno worship, 8 p, k~~~r~~-r;: t~rough eighth UNITED METHODIST-Rev . Guy Sayre, supt .; evening BAPTIST - Rov. Caudill m. first Sunday. 9 POMEROY . cHuRCH OF Max E. Donahue, minister; service. 7:30. ~uesday Bible Atkins. pastor . carroll MatLOTTRIOGE UNITED study, 7:30 p. m. Thursday thews, ~nday School Supt. METHODIST - Worship, llrst CHRIST_ Mr. Hoyt Allen . Jr. . Eric Chambers, Sunday School evening prayer meeting, 7:30 p. pastor . Bible School, 9:30a. m.; s~perinten~ent. Church School m. Sunday evening youth Sunday Schooot. 10 a. m.; and third Sundays, 10:45 a. m ,; m. Prayer second and fourth Sundays, morning ~rshlp, services, 6:30 with Roger Worship. 7:30 worship, 10:30; adult worship 9.~ a. m~ting , Thurs ay, 7:30 p. m. 7: 30p. m. Sunday School, 9:45 a. service and . VOUIJQ _peoples 10 . ~a . m:. youth meet1ng, 7 p. .Manley. youth l.eader. m. Oulstian Endeavor, third meeting , both 7:30p.m. Sun - m ., Choir rehearsaL Wed MASON CHURCH OF CKESTER CHURCH OF day -Wednesday , combined nesday 7 7: 30 p._ m.; Mrs. E. CHRIST- John Steele, pastor . GOD - liev. Donald A. Sheets, Saturda_y of each month . LAUREL CLIFF FREE Bible study and prayer Robert Ham~, dtrector . Worship, 10 a.m.; Bible study. pastor . .,nday School, 9:30 e. ll'·eeting, UO p. m. JEHOVAH S WITNESSES - 11 : 15 a.m.; evening worship, m.; worship service. 11 a . m.; METHODIST - Rev. Eugena Gill, poslor . Wllllom Bailey, THE SALVATION ARMY Lar;y Carnahan presiding p.m. Mid-week servic~. Evening worship, 7: JO p. m. supt . Sunday School, 9: 30a. m.; Envoy R:o!ly s. Wining, officer in miniSter. Sunday, Bible lecture, 7·30 Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. Prayer service and youth Morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; charge. Sunday, 10 a . m., 9:30 a. m: Watchtower studr,, service, Thursday. 7:30 p, m. Holiness meeting; 10:30 a . m. 10:30 a . m.; Tuesday , Blbe GRAHAM UNIHD MUH- Monthly sings, first Sunday Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. ODIST CHURCH Preaching Wednesday, Christian Youth Sunday SchooL Young People's st~d_y. 7:30 p. m.; Thursday, each month, 2 p. m. Crusade, 6:30 p . m.; Preyer Leglon.7p.m.;Thursday,lto 3 mmrstry school 7:30 p. m .. 9: 30 a . m.. first and second Sundays of each month; third FOREST RUN METHODIST meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursday, p. m., Ladles Home League; 7 service meeting 8:30 p. m. ~m. Prep classes. MIO~L~POR! CHURCH and fourth Sundays each month, - Rev. Forrest Donley, pastor; choir prc'Jctlce, 7 p. m. OEXTEI CHURCH OF of ChrtSI rn Chnstlan Union- worship service at 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Fread Nease, supt . SACRED HEART -; Rev.- Lawrence Manley, pastor; Mrs. Wednesday evenings at 7:30. Worship service 9 a . m.; Sunday CHRIST ·-Danny Evans, Father Bernard Kra JCovlc, Russell Young, Sunday School Prayer and Bible Study. pastor. Norman C. Will, supt. School, 10 a. m. po!l;sfor . Phone 992 -2825, Supt. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Sunday School 9:XI e. m.; MASON F lAST BAPTIST Saturday evening Mass . 7: JO Evening worship 7:30. Wed- Second and Pomeroy Sts., .Stan - Langsville VIllage, Rev . Worshlr,1 service, 10:J) a . m. p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 nesday prayer meeting, 7:30 p. Craig, pastor . Sunday school, Robert Eugene Musser, pastor . Christ an Endeavor Sunday a.m . Confessions, Saturday 7- m . 9: 45a.m.; worship service. 11 Worship service, 10:30 a. m.; evening. 7:30p.m. CHURCH OF THE NAZA- a.m.; REORGANIZED CHURCH !raining union, 6:30p.m .; Glenna Fetty, Sunday School POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST RENT - Middleoort, Rev . evening worship service, 7:30 Supt. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT-Robert Kuhn, pastor. George Audry Miller. pastor; Floyd p.m. Mid-week prayer service, Sunday evening, 7:30p.m. Mid- TER DAY SAINTS- PorllendCarson. supt. Sunday school, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. week service, Wednesday, 7:30 Raclne Road . Ralph Johnson , Skinner Sunday School supt Sunday' School, 9:30 a. m. ; 9:30 a.m .; Morning . warpastor . Sunday School, 9:30 a. p . m. m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a. morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; ship, 10:30 a.m.; JUnior CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SYRACUSE CHURCH OF BYF, 6 p. m.; Bible Study ~c;:iety. 6:30 p.m. ; NYPS _6 :4.5 Services at 315 Main St .. Pt . THE NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. m.; Sunday evening service, 7 Wednesday l p. m.; chorr p m .. ~ unday evangelrst lc Pleasant, Sundays, 11 a. m .; Larimore, pastor. Bob Moore, p. m. Wednesday tvenlng practice. Wed .. 8.30 p . m. meetrng, 7: 30J.m. Prayer Wednesdays , 7: 30 p m . All Sunday School Supt. Sunday prayer services, 7:30 p. m. meeting Wedne ay. 7. 30 p.m. welcome. School, classes tor all ages, 9: 30 BETHLEHEM BAPTIST a.m.; morning worship, 10:45, FIRST SOUTHERN BliPMIDDLE PORT PEN· MEIGS COUNTY NYPS Sunday. 6:30 p. m.; Great Bend. Charles Norris, TIST-220 E. Main, Pome-roy, TECOSTAL -Third Ave., the ALF~ED UNITED evangelistic service, Sunday, pastor . Worship service, 9:30 a . affiliated with S.B.C. Rev Rev. B. L. Barr.tft, pastor . Clifford Coleman, pastor . Ralfh Priddy, Sunday school METHOUIST - Rev . Randy 7:30 p.m. Mid-we-ek prayer m.; Sunday School, 10:30 a . m. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m., sup . Classes tor all ages. Lavender, pastor. Sunday meeting, Wednesday , 7:30p.m. MORNING STAR UNITED. Hershel McClure, supt.; wor Sunday school. 10 a.m.; Sunday school, 9:45 a.m . with Lloyd Mssionary meeting , second METHODIST - Rev. William ship service, 10:30 a.m.; evening servlce, 7:30 p.m . Dillinger, supt. ; worship ser- Wednesdt~v. 7:30 D. m. ROCK SPRINGS Airson, pastor; Roy Van Meter, evening worship, 7: 30 p.m. - Wednesday evening young vice. 11 a.m. with Charles D. Sunday SchooL 9: 30 a. Wednesday prayer meeting and people's meeting and Bible Woode, lay leader In charg~; METHODIST - Rev . Richard \iupl.; m .; Morning worship, IC: r 0. Pumphrey, pastor; Harold worship services, 7:.45 p.m . with Bl!)le study, 7: 30p.m. study . Saturday evening serm .; Youth Fellowship and E:.1ble the Rev. Mr . Lavender In Blackston. superintendent . Study. vice, 7:30 P· ""'~- Thursday, 8 p. m . Fred charge. Wednesday ev~nlng Norning worship, 9: 30 a.m .; Smith. layieader . prayer service, 7:-45p.m. church school, 10:15 a.m.; evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; MT. M<lRIAH CHURCH OF CARLETON CHURCH GOD - Racine oi'oute 2. The MYF , 6 p.m . Prayer meeting Kingsbury Road . Sundar. By Mn. Fnacll Morrll and Bible Study, Wednesday, Sandusky Bay with Mr. and Rev . Charles Hand. pastor . School, 9: 30 a . m.. Ralph car, The Esther Circle of the Mrs. John FiBber. Sunday school. 9:45 a.m.; 7:30 r .m. A mlnistrative supt. Worship service, 10:30 a. Councl first IY.onday, 7:30p.m. worship, 11 a.m. Baptist Missionary Society met Mr. and Mrs . Wesley morning EDEN UNITED BRETHREN m. and 7:30 p. m. alternately. Evening services. Tuesday and Prayer me-eting, Wednesday, Monday evening Oct. 12 at the l' ' ,.'' •' . church. The devotional topic wu "IDfinite Lofe., 1rttt1 the scriplure being Palm s. .t reading, ''Prayer· ror Peace" was given and the Love GUt oerv1ce was presenlod by Mllrle \ I NOHH .IU2 II .KJt!5 +7 .AK2 WI:IIT .QJI05 I IWIT .AK97 .83 .Q .Q1032 .J654 .Ql083 •• 74 SOVTH (D) •s Roush. Refreshments were ••• • oerved by Frances WUcoxen, booless. Mr. and Mr•. !larry CurU. re<enUy spent len days vislllng their children and celebralod their 56th wedcllna anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. CUrtis alilo spent lbe past weekend wllb Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wells at Wl18blngllm C. H. Mr. and Mrs. Henry l!ouBb and Mildred were accompanied by Mrs. Jane Gilkey of Mid· dleport and spent a wee~end al baby of !:pent Steve, came Saturday afternoon for Mr. and Mrs. Fr:ancls Morris lo visit the Schroeders the Bob Swifts and the BW Lakes over the weekend in Columbus. Mr. Schroeder returned them home on Tuesday. Loe Tisdale and Charles Moody of Buckeye Lake ""'nla couple of days wilb Hazel Csrnaban. Frances Foster and Hazel Carnahan visited Lottie Wiic<>xen, Sunday, at Coolvtlle. Mr . and Mrs. Ralpb Radcliff of Syracuse and Mr. Rur.eU Radcliff of Beaver Falls visllod Mrs. Hazel Carnahan, Saturday. Mrs. Dick Young and Aaron and Mrs. RUJSell CUmmins and two children spent the weekend in Colwnbus wilb relalives. Mr . and Mrs. Ben l'llllson Mrs. Gomer Lewis and Mr. Mrs. Thereoo Johnaon were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson and family al Portland honoring Brian Johnson on his blrlbday. Mr . and Mrs. Sieve Cleland and children of Marietta were Sunday gue.sts of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland and Mrs. Anna Wines. All Are lnmed lAYMAN'S SUNDAY OCJOBERU LEWIS ELLIS JOE POSEY FLOYD CARSON JOHN HARRISON and 0111rlct Contflt In Sunct.y Sdlool, Go-Fill My House Middlepclt Oturth rA The Nanne 556 Beech St. l•nday School t::ll8.m . Mornlnt Wonhlp ll::ll•.m. •n•tellstlc service 1: JO ,..... Lancaster Tuesday wilb Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle. Mr. Merle Schroeder and son, Aluminwn was flrot lao· lated In 1825 and publicly Introduced at lbe Parls exposition in 1855, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica. Rev . Audry Miller, P11tor PH.H2·S:IIf IN CHRIST - Elden R. Blake, Friday, UO. TUPPERS P LA ~N 5 CHARGE. UNITf::P METHODIST. Sunday worship - St. Paut's· t · a.m .; ·South Bethti9·SSa.m .; Alfred lla .m . fFirst and third Sundays) 7:45 p.m .; (Second and .ath Sundar,s> . Lottridge -7: ·1.5 p.m. ( F rst and third Sundays!. 11 a .m . Second and .cth Sundays. - lnvltod lor Church P....,.ny NOTICE The former E.U. B. Church arid Parsonagt of Mason, W. Va. lrt !\OW tor saht. Sealed bids will be accepted by the Mason Unfted Methodist Church until HOYember 8, 1970 at 6: 30p.m . Appointments to see the property may be made by calling Mr. Fred Spencer, Mason, W. Va ., 773 ..5603 or · Mr. T. R. O.vla, Ma-. W. Va .. 173-.5630. . The buildings are situated on a 80k200 foot plot of ground Md tontists of 1 four bedroom home with bath end half and basement. The church bul!dlng has a full basement Met church school rooms. Is compie1ely equipped for services. After viewlftG the properties, please address your bid to ''Bicft", Mleon Unfted Me-thodist Church. Mason, W. Va . 15260. Sale of the building together is the desire of the Tru&tees but bkls for the properties separately will be considered. The right to .-eject any or all bids is reserved. NOTICI -lnvltodforChurch Property ..) NOTICE Q~lj~ DilxTU . cotv GREGATIONAL (IIURi:H - ZION CHURCH OF CHRISt · tOMMUNITY- CHURCH at School Supt. Sunday School, Pomeroy -Harrisonville Road. John Webster, pastor; Paul McElroy, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.: Niorning Worship and com munion, 10:30 a. m . ; Sunday evening yor1fh Christian En deavor , 6 p. m. ; Worship ser vices, 7 p. m .; Wednesday evening prayer meeting and Bible study, r: lO p. m. n. JOHN LUTHERAN -· Pine Gro ... e, Rev . Gerald Hcrbener, pastor . Sunday school, 9 a.m.; Church service, 10 a . m. SYRACUSE METHODIST - UNITED Paul A. Sellers, pastor; Ben Quisenberry , Sunday School Supt. worship service, 9:30a.m. first and lhlrd Sunday. Evening service, 8 p. m. fourth Sunday. LANGSVILLE MIDWAY - servlces each Sunday at tOe. m . and 7:30p. m . Tuesday evening worship, 7:30. De1..ter - Rev. John Dill, pastor. Sunday morning worship, 10 a.m. ~orshlp services, Tuesday and Sunday evenings, 9:30 a . m.; Sunday evening worship 7:30. Prayer meeting, Tul!Sd&y, 7:30 p. m. Ernest Deeter. class leader. Vough 7:30p.m . Meellng Wednesday, 7:30p. m.• ST. PAUL'S UNITED Ernest Deeter, leader. METHODIST CHURCH MT. HERMON UNITED Tuppers Plains. Rev . Randy BRETHREN - Rev. Robert Lavender, pl!ll5tor . Sunday School, 9: JO a . m. ; youth Shoal< poslor. Sunday school, fellowship, 6 p. m.; Sunday 9:30a.m.; Alfred Wolle. oupf.; evening worship, 7:30p.m. LETART UNITED METHODIST CHURCH -First and second Sundays, preaching at 8 p. m.; Third and fourth Sundays, Sunday SchooL 10 a . m .; worshlpservlceat lla . m.; Tuesday evenings at 8 p. m., prayer and Bible St~y. FLATWOODS UNITED METHODIST, Rev. William Alrson, pastor. Robert Eason, supt . Sunday School at 10 a. m ., Worship service at 11 a. m . Roy Pooler. assistant Morning worship, 11 a .m .; evenin~ sermon, 7:30 p.m. alt.,nating each Sunday . Class meeting, 11 a.m. alternating Sunday mornings, David Holter, cleu leader. Christian Endeavor, 7:30 r,.m . every other Sunday even ng, Roger Buckley, pre~idtn1. Prayer mfttlno. 7::10 p.m. each Wednesday. Board meeting flrsl Monday of montll, 7:30p.m. l••3.. n i PMa I service, 10:45 a . m, :second and fourth Sundays; evening evening worship, 7:30. Sunday School Supf. Worship worhslp, 8 p, m. third Sunday. ENTERPRISE UNITED METHODIST -Rev. Wllllom 1 ' ~ 8·;1';. E R S UNITED FAITH'- R-1 E. Smllll, pastor. Wonhfp service RUTLAND pLAINS , RUTLAND FIRST lAP· TIST- Rev. Samuel Jackton, postor. Sunday School, lOo. m.; ~HRISTIAN CHURCH -Mr '-h w tt Oa · o#Y n ya , pas1or; J . S. vis, Sunday School sup1.; Sunday school, 9: 30 a. m., Morning Sermon. 10:30 a. m. Evening Airson, pastor. Ratph Spencer, Supt.; Carl Jennings, asst. &upt. Worship services, 9:30 a. m .; Sunday School, 10: JO a. m .; sermon, 7 p. m. Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.;, Norman McCain, supt. Services weekly at 9:30 a . m . Preaching first and third Sundayt. of rronth by Chartn Russell, 9:30 a. m . . nesdey prayer and Bible study, . fkt. Gertrvde Butler, supt. Prayer Service, 1:30 p. m.; oreachlno service, 2 p. m. · · THE ltUTLANO MITHEAST LETART FALLS OOIST - Rtv. Rl<hard C. UNITE 0 MET HOO 1ST f'llmphtry, postor. Church CHURCH -W. O.le Mc:Ciurg, School 9:30 a.m.; Worship pastor. Worship services. wvtce 10:30 a.m. second and fourth Sundays of each month at 9 e. m. ; Sundly RUT UNO CHURCH .OF School. tlrst and fhlrd Sunday1 CHRIST- 5undoy sehool, 9:30 of each monthat 9 a . m. ; second a.m., V. H. Braley, svpt,; and fourth Sundays Df each communion and devotlont, month at 10 a.m. ; Bible study, 10:30 a .m . Regular boerd and Sunday school, 9:30 a.m., Wednesday. moellf'IV 7:30, lh11'd Soturdly Frtd Samsel, supt.1 ~lng worship, 7:30 p.m . ; youth_ LETART FALLS UNITED 'T"'\f'oni~UTLAND COM· meeting, 7 p.m . Prayer meeting BRETHREN - Rev. Robert MUNITY CHUitCH -Rev. Thursday, 7:31) p.m. Shook, pastor; Htrschel Norris, Amos TUII1, pastor. Sundly •upt. ,5unday schoolia":a.m.; School, 9:30 •· m.; Worship ~~~n~g :~:::; 7::30 :j:~: ser\lfte, 11 • · m.; Wednetdly nallng toch Sunday. Prayar ~~~~~ .;1'g~!~r~~~i~ 1 ,~. m. service, Wedneldly, 7:30 p.m RUTLAND CHURCH OF Prayer meellng, 7:30 p.m. THE NAZARENE '-Re•. lloyd p . Grl mm, Jr., paot or. sU•-Y -•The color pattern oi the alternating SUndavs. BRADBURY CHURCH OF School, 9:30 a. m.; ' Morning zebra consists of dark black stripes on a light back· CHRIST - Roy w. Carter, worshiP-, 10::!0 o. m.; Young ground. The animal, there- pastor; Jerry Davis, Sooday people 1 service, 6:4.5 p. m.; School superlnftndent. Sunday Evangelistic services, 1:30 p fore , ia whit&-or nearly School, 9:30 a. m .; Morning m. Wednesdayevenlngservlct ' whlte-wllb black stripes. worship, 10:-341 o. m.; Youlh 7:30 p. m. ' II . "~ Peppard, Inger 13, "Indian Johnny Crawford Pail~t.'' venture~ of A YOung Men," Paul Neuman ll : JO 13, "Merrill's Mlraudtn.'' Tv Hlrdln, Jeff Chandler Susan WEDNESDAY 11' 30-13, "51do 51roel," Collly 9 - 3, "Aquerlarw,". Joae Ferrer, Rlcerdo Manta Iban . MONDAY 9 - 3, "The Other Men," Roy Thlnnea, Joon Htckelt TUESDAY 7 - 3, "Any Second Now," O'Connell, Farley Granger 11:20 - 3, "Bus Riley's Bock In Hugh O'Brian, Ame Francis 9 - 3, "House of C.rdt.'' SUNDAY 9 - 13, " Sunte1 Boulevard," Glori• Swanson. William Holden 11:30 - I, "Canyon PaSJOtl," Dane Andrews. Heyward Granger, Dana Wynler 8:30 - 13, "Wild Woman," George Sttvens 11:30 - THUitSOAY 9 - 1, "The Blggeat Bundlt of Them All," Roque! Welch 11:30-13, "Code Two," Elalno Stewart. Relph Meel<er FRIDAY • 9 - a, "Hemingway's Ao- SATURDAY Town," Ann Margret 11:30 - I, "Decision AI Sundown," Randolph ScoH 11 :30 - 13, "Cyborg," and "Oettinetlon Inner Space" -------------·---.--------·-----------------------~------------------------------------------------ Teach them the wonder of itt foliage, the panorama of Itt 1eaaons, the mystery of ewer-renewing life. reach them the world God made. lut teach them, too, the God who -de the world , , • lhe majesty of His Power, the purity ol His Holiness • , , l~e tenderness of His Love. roach them tM Chrisl through Whom our Creator revoalod Hlo heart to mankind. There is no greater tragedy than to cherish a book, but not under· stand Its Author. Sunday Monday Tuti!day Wedneaday Thursday Friday Saturday John Ad~ Acts I Corinthian• I Corintltian1 I Corinthiana ll Corinthian & 11 :32-·5 3:1-10 la:28 -31i 15:1 -11 15 :13-28 15:50-58 4 :7.16 With the hope It will, In some measure. foster and help sustain that which is good In family and community life, this featt1re is sponsored by the business firms and organizations whose names appear below . K& CJEWELERS RAil'S BEN FRANKUN STORE Keepsake Diamond Rings 312 E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. Phone 992-3481 N. Second Ave. Middleport, 0. WIWS ANTHONY GOEGLEIN READY MIX 00. PLUMBING AND HEATING 992-2550 240 Lincoln St. Middleport Phon·e 992-3284 HEINER'S BAKERY Middleport M& RFOODUNER Bakers of Good Bread Huntington, W. Va. Middleport, Oh to The BOGGS EQUIPMENT MARK VSlORE Wost Sales - Allis Chalmers- Service Farm ·lndustr!al-Lawn-Garden Tuppers Plains 667-3435 Middleport, Ohio DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION RACINE RJOD MARKET Athens Road POmeroy A Family That Worships Together Stays Together The Store with A Heart Racine ?49-3342 OHIO VAliD BAKING CO. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS 00. Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Middleport, Ohio Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Middleport, 0. LYONS MARKET GAUL'S MARKET Member of the Big 3 General Merchandise Tuppers Plains 667-3280 .• ' Chester, Ohio ROYAL OM PARK ' SUTTON UNITED METKODIST Poul A. Re11 . Cecil Cox, pallor. Sunday service, 9a . m.; Sunday School, school supt .• Joe Sayre. Sunday 10 a.m. school. · t : .c5 a.m.; Su~::l \\ 1.1.1\.' "'1 \10\ Stewart Prayer maetlng Thursdoy, 8 P- SYRACUS~ FIRST UNITED m. PRESBYTERIAN -Rev. MT. UNION BAPTIST - Russell Lester, poslor. Worship Sellers, pastor; Marthe Lee, - .AI0642 pa~tor . . Rev . Willard Dutcher, pastor. /Ws. Worley Francis, Sundar. School Supt. Sunday Schoo , 9: 45 a . m. Church Services first and third Sundays following Sunday School, Second and POMEROY LOWER LIGHT fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p. Road, m . services. LONG BOTTOM CHURCH-Harrisonville ~ev . Roy Taylor. pastor; Henry METHODIST - Rev . Freeland Eblin, Sunday School Supt . Norris, pastor. Sunday School, LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; .10 a .m. ; church services, 11 evening worship, 7:30 p. m. CHURCH- Mr . Cor! Turley, a .m. Prayer and prasle ser ... lce, minister. Morning Services BEARWALLOW RIDGE Thursday, 10: 30 a·. m. Sunday School 9:30 7:30 p. IY' CHURCH OF CHRIST- John a. m. Herman Schul, Supt. RACINE.lfTART WESRockhold, pastor. Bible study. 9: 30 a.m.; morning worship, LEYAN UNITED METHODIST HYSELL RUN FREE 10:30; evening worshlp, 7: 30 Racine, W. Dale McClurg. METHODIST - Cecil Wise, pas toe Sunday SchooL 9: JO a . p.m. Wedoosdly Bible study, m .; Worship service. 10:30 a. Paslor. Sunday School, 9:30 7: 30p.m. m .• UMYF, 7 p. m. each Sun - a .m.; Mornlnv_ worship, 10:30 STIVERSVILLE COM- day; Senior Choir practice, a.m. ; Young People's service, MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Thursday, 7:30 p. m.; Service 6:-45p.m. ; e-vangelistic service. Edsel Hart , pastor. Sunday Guild, fourth Monday, 7:30 p. 7: 30 p.m . Prayer meeting, morning worship serviCf:, 10 m .; Happy Hustlers Sunday Thursday, 7:30p.m. a .m .. Deli Talbot, superin - School Class meeting, fourth tendent. Prayer meeting, each Friday, 6 p. m. ; WSCS second FREEDOM GOSPEL Thursday, 7: 30 p.m . Sunday Friday. 7:30 p. m.; Official Ml 5SION - Bald Knoba. Rev. Board, second Monday, 7:30 p. L. R. Gluesencamp, pas1or . l>Vening service. 7:30. m. Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sunday Wednesday, choir, 6:15 p. m. KEHO CHURCH OF CHRIST NOTICE 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jay SlUes, pastor . Sunday School, 10 a.m.; Win'lLt_~ Holsinger, supt. INJr nlng.Sirmon, Ha. m.; Evening serv'+ft Chrlst1an Endea ... or. 7:30 p. m .; Mrs . Lyda Cheval•er, president . Song service and sermon, 8:20. Mid Week prayer meeting Wed· nesday, 7:30 p. m . Mrs . Mazie Holsinoer, class leader. Fold and- Place Near Your Television Set for Convenient .Reference .AK98 .J85 · Both vulnerable 11'•1 North lui l!oalh 1.· McKenzie ol Salem spent a weekend wilb Mr. and Mrs. R.ll~b "McKinzie . They accompanl8d Mi. and Mrs. Millon Circle who came for lbem and look lbem back borne. Mr. and Mrs. Roberl J . U!wiB, Carol and David, ol Pomeroy spent Sunday wllb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKenzie. Mrs. Amanda Tuc:ker, daugbler, Mrs. Jack McGee and EKL.):· GUIDE TO BETTER TV VIEWING lr Osnld & Jamu Jacoby Racine Social Events "' •' I Jacoby 2NT Bid ~ Finds Small Slam 0 Worship, 10:30 a. m.: : ::i:i I SWISHER & LOHSE Rexaii Drugs We Fill All Dodors Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy RAYBUCK MOTOR SAl ES lAC. lincoln · Mercury American 1/otm 85 N. Court St. 593-6601 Tuppers Plains POM~ROY wcrRte · .· . ·. ~llidrt~ MOtOr: ,Repair 992-575o Athens 810 W. Main LYONS ASHlAND SERVICE Minor Repairs and Tune Up Cor. Beech & Locust 992,7260 ~~~----~--~~ RACINE PLANING' MILl or Oecllcated ro The Interest 01 Meigs-Mason Area. 'j MEIGS The . ' BCMER'S DRIVE-IN RESJAURANJ E. Main St. Pomeroy, 0. l.•a blddini has been; N- - Put Sou.. ? You, South hold: .KliS .AKUI ~~~ What do )'QU cia now7 .\--aid lwo dlomoads. Yoa ... loo ........ lor • llmll nile ..1 Ia 11111 s11- II lo .... ,.... ................. - �·-,Dilly • .f• Senilnel, Mlddleport.Pomeroy, 0., Oel.ll,ltll MI\W··THAT . Bargains, Bargains, and More ·Balrgains· In·Senti.nel . Ciassifieds I PomlfiJ I Busme. @) .,. •• s.s Se-.e1(T' • Jces L•GA.L NOTIC• WANT AD United States tor the Southern Olatrld of Oh i o, Eutern Division , Civil No . 69-:U2 , INFOIMATION DEADLINES 5 P .M . Dey Befort Publlutlon United Stet .. of ... merlca , More or vs. Lns, Situate in Melos ftlllntlrt' 67 .70 Acresot Land , county, state of Ohio, and Ni1 1 stewart ,. etToat: ., MarsJie and Unknown Owners Hunt; Lydia Scott ; Leila Pickens ; ,..,, Jecklon . ••• ,..,, Gilchr ist ; Clara Dav; Anna A. Wheeler ; William H . Holme~; Wintleld S. Hayman ; Spencer Ha~man ; LeRoy Holmes ; Jene Wood ; Mar~ I. WoOd ; S. R. Evins ; H. J . Hysell ; Ann• M . Hysell ; Byron H . Parr ; Mar ie Parr ; Ro•allnd F. Parr ; Robert G p w c Bo a T M ' I • Monc:llyDeadllneta .m , '' 1 ' t" ~ ' ~. I For· '"le, 2 .-. . . . . Of QUAL'"' Will be accepted&untllt a.m. tor Cancellation Corrections ' or Co. BASSET I ' ' f l' . 'IE. FIXeD FER SOPf'ER WU2 so I'LL A SECONr OADBIJRN 15000.. .& ~ .& AKC. oM F A. Bene~um, pupp n, Reedsville, - · . . Onio. Phone 667·3156. ·~==========~~:::==========;-;====:::::~:=::::::::=:;~ rVpfRIEN.·em' Rad.:..&... JOHNSON '-ASONRY ROOflNG, ,._m_._, . .or R•'dllln. BY OOIITRACr ORVILLE JOHNSON ,,OJ Mottr Co. @) EAG· a:ua 35tiJ day Ann.sary • C I dk8UIJtion Sat Oct. 17 Sun. Oct 18 :~BLAETINARS Now'\~tr:,~ss Nolita FOR SALE EOONOMY • GEAR DRIVEN SOUTH TROPICAL ASH EXPERT ·.wheel Alignment $5.55 Air-Conditioning Inspection And Re-ChlrP 6. 98 1tl TH' VALU:'I 0' 'I'H' SHMOOtJ!! BlaeHnar's 'Pomeroy Home & Auto GARDEN TRACTORS ~'SHMINFANTS 15 Au.. GOII<I' &.flCK Evelyn McDaniel REED BROS. Join Us Soon For Renl BROASlED cHICKEN. ~!~.L.-··" MR. """""'1' 61LT l'<lU. VI!IIT IIONNAZ 10 • SJEMS-QtOPS MORRO.V. &MoW HIM TENDER HAM h ' THINK so err us - . _ _ , ._ _ ,. ., Day of Publication , 1 ~,l2tc REGULATIONS Ill . The Publisher reserves the 1965 DODGE $195 U . II nvtlt to edit or re_11ct any ads . oeemeo oblectoonel. The Coronel Deluxe 2 Dr. Sedan, V-8 motor. radio, NEW GIRL'S coat. Size 7, $15. . l'• ...:publlshtrwlllnotberesponslble 'Standard Shift. Was $l69S. · Phone 992-22611\ IGUII .Jallnfl! u.n ...._ _._ __ ror more ttlan ont Incor rect 10.15-31!>----- - -InsertiOn . Brick, Block. -Stone. For w 1An~l:~ervlc• 1963 DODGE $495 1960 CHEVROLET •-door, .Cisterns, Chimneys, Home Roof Painting · & ScentsperWordonelnsertlon Polara 2 Or. Hardtop, V-8 motor, radio, excellen1 Condition, 1250. Remodeling, Cement Work, Repair, Spouting & 75 Also, W-C Allis r•atmers Garo.~~es. Minimum Charge c l flit t I I I I W ~· - - -• Carpenter Work. \2 cents per word three orque e ransm ss on, powers eer ng. as tractorandoqulpment . r-rtUtw Free Estimates conlecutlve lnurtlons. $695 . 742-3656 Contact : oie~~r ' o .· E. <:~~; n 'w . · s· 18 cents per word 11x con · 10-15-ltp Jim- Larry Morris ; Rachel A. Morris ; aecutlve Insertions . Kenny . Jake 25 Per etnt Discount on paid Doroth~ Murtaugh ; All ie Price ; 1962 DODGE $495 SEARS WRINGER washer. Phone Gertld Price ; Done tel Price: ads •nd adJ ~ld with in 10dars. Custom 880-4 Dr. Sedan, radio, D.ouble rinse tubs. Good From the Ulrgest Truck• of . 741-:1945 Ira E. Pr ice ; Henderson Price ; CA:Do~rTJ::~Ks steering, automatic transml~sJon. power condition . Phone 992-6780. Bulldozer Radiator to the 992-7044or992-S632 Rl. l Doxter,o. A . c. Price : Mon• M. S1 .SO tor so word minimum . ~ power 10.15-ltp--------Smallest Heater Core. Williamson ; Clara L. Adams ; E•ch additional word 2c. · brakes, V-8 motor. Was $595. Abner Price ; 0 . D. Jone1 ; BLIND ADS ~ Walttr Rale-ioh Biram ; Audrty Additional 25c Charge per .... ~ 700X11 TRUCK tlrtl. Walk-In Bell• Crabtru : Seymour Advertisement. VIII cooler-unit complete. Electric Underwood; James W. St•n OFFICE HOURS meat saw. Meat block . 1955 Have Yo11r Yearly ' ••• m.-2143 Pomeroy sbury; 8 : 30 a.m . to 5 : 00 p.m . Dally , OP•N IVIS. ...... Ford 1-ton truck with cattle SheldonM. , A. If Stewo~rt living, o~nd andT. s. If i¥11' P.M. deceased, to their unknown 8 :30 a .m . to 12 : 00 Noon POMIIOY, OHIO rac:ks. 2-way turn · plow for heirs, devisees , creditors and S•turdo~y . Cub Trac1or. Phone 949·3013. usJvns . You •re hereby notified 10.15-ttc that on Nove mber 7, 1969, a FOR Bl complaint In c ondemno~tlon wo11s SWAP SHOP, new and used flied with the Cler k of the above r~ furnltur& . P--- 992·7261 , 305 Court In 1n o~ c tion to condemn 1..1;.J '"""n.:lhe follow ing estates In the N. 1nd. Ave. , Middleport, ·-GUARANTEED1an<11 described in Scht<lute Pomeroy Ohio. Plus Phone 992-2094 , "A" attached to the complaint D:.... 10-1-4-JOtc and made a po~rt hereof : (a l UIIUI Parts And Complete Une The perpetual rlvht. power . privilege and eesement In , of Supplies Meigs Co. Farm upon , over o~n<l across Tro~cts Nos. 225E , 226E, .417E, SOOE. Bureau Federation 606 E. Mlin, PoMeroy, 0. Phono 992-2141 902E, 1106E, 24l3E -2 end 203E L. Annual Meeting tor the purposes set forth below . Mason, w. Y•. We have five left All sizes and most together with ell right , title and Tues. Night-7:37P.M. • 773-5671 equipment. Write for literature and prices. Interest In and to the t imber. Open Dolly 11114 p.m . Oct. 20, 1970 structures and Improvements DOZER Work. Phone 9411·2171. 6:301119p.m. now situate on the land , and the 9-13-lfc New Meigs Loca I continuing right to cle-ar and remove any brush, debris , and High School nttural ObStructions wh ich , In REEDSVILLE, OHIO IAdjocent to Folr Grounds) the opinion of the represen Members, family , Stuk Otnner tatlve Of the United States in guests welCOme. NEW and used brush hogs. charge, may be detr imental to Profetsion11 Enterteinment Phone 992-6329. the operation of the pro lecl . ( 11 Sat. , October th Adulh ll.:t.l . Chlldron1Sc 17 Permtnently to overflow , flood , 10- )6-ltc Lou Inches the easy way Call m-2111 for Re11rvatlon and submerge- the l o~nd ly ing Free Fish--7 P.M. with the new Public: lnvittcf below elevation S60 fee t. m .s. 1. DON'T pump yout sluggish SLIM·A-WAY (Sanely Hook Datum l In conDance from 9:30 till REMODELED l · bedroom septic tank . Get Kh~an- Em ­ Free Home Demonstration RED STEWART and the ntctlon with the opero~tlon and Music by Eddie F 't fe house on Lincoln Heights . MRS . WENDEL KAYLOR A/1 Septic Tank Cleaner . mo~lntenen c e of t he RfH.: in e Ambassadors w ill be Phone 992-J"'KJ. 112-2697 Landmark Farm Bure«u. Locks 1nd Dam Project for the broadcast live from the N"w H•ven, W. Va . Sun . October 18 9·27·tfc porposes u o~uthorized by the Pomeroy . After • Weelldays or ldlewOOO Club, Rt . 47 East , ·----~ Act of Congq!ss approY ed 10-16-ltc 8 P. M. 1 Til' Satureay Parkersburg, W. Va. on NICELY furnished 2-bedroom Mo~rch 3, 1909 ( Public l a w 317 , 60th Congress, 2nd Session) . (2) Fridays from 9 : JO to 10: 30 State Speaker apartment. Middleport . SPINET PIANO. Wonted, Occasionally to ov ~ rflow , f lood, p.m . over Station WCEF -FM . Phone 992-3874. Open Meeting responsible par1y to take over and submerge the land ly ing 10-15-ltc 9·30-tfc low monthly payments on a above elevation 5·•0 fee t, m .s. l . Free Chicken Dinner 4 p.m . Bring the family to spinet plano. Can be seen IStllncly Hook Dat um ) in con Dance st1rts at 5 p.m . Balley'o on Soodoy. Make WEEKEND meeting at the J ROOM furnished apartment locally . nection with the operation e nd Write Credit Music by George tt.ll It a habit to dine out Danville Wesleyan Churc h, maintenance of said prolect. (3 ~ with nice yard In Middleport . Manager, P . 0 . Box 35, regularly for sure en . Rt. 325, Oct. 16 to 18 with Re•J . Provided that no structure for Phone 992-2780 or 992-3432. Cortland. Ohio . joyment. human habitatio n s hall be Don Wachenschwan z. 10-7-tfc 10· 16·21P constructed or maintained on returned missionary from St. . , - - -..-..,--sal<lland , and provi ded further conta ining 0.19 acre, more or Kltt, West Indies. He will FURNISHED and unfurnished ELECTROLUX SWEEPER that no other str uc tures shall be less; Tract No . 212.(E, Lebanon show slides of his mission constructed or ma inta in ed on Township, Townsh ip 3 Nort h. apartments. Close to school. Comflete with a1tachments, work. 7: 30p.m ., Oct. 16, and said l•n<l ex cept n ma y be Ranve 11 West . Sec. 7, being pain spray, cordwlnder and Phone 992-5434. we plan a homecoming on approved In writinv by seld part of 100 acre Lot No . 146 ol lhrow-away bags. Full cash J0-11-tfc 218 E. Main 992-9974 Pomeroy Sunday 18th. Basket lunch at representative of th e Un ited Ohio Co mpany Pur c hase, price onl_y Sll. Terms States in ctlarge of the project . containing 0.08 acre , more or 12 noon and a songfest from 2 Open Daily5:30-7 :00. Sunday,7 : 00-7 : 00 available . Phone m -5641. (4 ) As to the <It-scr ibed lend In less ; Tract No . 2126E , Lebanon to 4 p.m . Everyone welcome . t0.16-6tc which easements a re taken , all Township , Township 3 North, Brother Don Is a former BACK HOE and Endlooder rlc;thts end privileges wh ich mav Range 11 West , Sec . 8, bei ng male poodle, pastor of the c hurch . He BLACK work. George Bill Pullins. be used o~nd enjoyed wtrhout part of Oh io Company Purr~lstered . Phone 992-6J29. would like to meet his old 1nterfering with the use of the chase , containing 0.08 acre, 10· 1~· 301P 10-16-Jtc friends . Come it you can . protect for th t purpos es more or less ; Tract No. 2308E, authorized by Congress or lebanon Townsh lp, Township 3 10·15-2tc SEPTIC tanks cleaned . Miller abridglnv the rights and North , Range II West, Sec. 71. Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio . Ph . easements hereby taken ar e belnV part of Ohio Company GUN SHOOT, Forked Run specifically reserved to the Pu~UChas.e on DeWitt f.lr:un , 662·JOJl Sportsman Club, Sunday. Oct. COAL ·=st,on~ . E:xcelslor landowners, their heirs and con,alnlng 0..46 acre. ,more or · .,.1; '· ''"· 1·12-Hc Whether yoo spread pocked , 1, · E . Win St., 18. . : ~.... assigns ; subJect, however, to '"'' ; Tract No. 2.413, Olive tre' ·.' ~ - ... frozen or · seml-llquld "'-nure, , ·Pdmeroy . Phone 992-3891. ~ 10-14-ltc I existing eaHments tor publi c ToW~ship , Township 3 North , WHEEL Horte Slits , and Hew Holland hos • tonk-type 4-9-tfc roads and highways , public Ro~nge 11 West Sec . 73 and 29, Service . Blum Lumber spreader just right for your utilities, r ailroad s and being part of Ohio Compan~ WILL gi ve piano lessons In my Company, Chester, Ohio. operation . Model 34~: 100· home. Phone 992-3666. pipelines . (b ) The perpet\l al Purchaae on Shade River and G.E. refrigerator, good con. 8 NICE ewes. 20 fat lambs . Phone 985-llOl , bushel, rlght-har.d unloading ; right , power . priYIIeve. iind Ohio River , containing 21.79 d1tton . Phone 992-62<7 . , SINGER TOUCH & SEW full 16·11C easement oc cas ionally to acres. more or less ; Trac t No. -------,=~8:,_· Phone 992-2630. 5-20-Hc - . 1 JoiS : 1<15-but.hel, rlghf· overflow, flood , and subm erge 2513E -1, Oliv e -~.,..,--,-.,..,,'o_9 -6tp size sewing machine. With To wnship , WILL pick up merchandise and I0-1J-6tc -:-:-::--::-::-::-::-:-:::-:-::-:c~ hond or left-hand unloading : Tracts Nos . 2108E . 2114E , Townsh ip 3 North, Range 11 ,' take to auction on a per. self -winding bobbin, slant A I R CD N D ) T I 0 N I N G , Model 365: 110-bushel, right· 2122E , 21l.4E , l126E , 2308E and West, Sec 23. being part of Ohio 1970 DIAL ' N SEW ZIG ZAG needle designs, also zlg.zag ce ntage bu•s . Call Jim Refrigeration service. Jack's hand or left-hand unloading ; 2413E -I in connecflon with the Compo~ny Purchase on Ohio sewing machine left In equipped. Comes In walnut Adams, auctioneer, Rutland . Re1rlgera11on, New Haven . Model ~ : 200-bushel, rightoperation end maintenance of River , conta ining 0.46 acre , tor,away . Beautiful pastel sewing s1and . $72 .50 cash or 2 BEDROOM house, nice Phone 742·4461. the Racine Loc ks and Dam more or less ; Trac t No . 2413E -2 Phone 882-2019. ~tfc hand unloading. Come on In and co or , full size model. All terms available. Phone 992location. See at 525 Broad· Prolectasauthorized by the Act Olive Town1hip, Township 3 9.:1J.tfc bullt-in to buttonhole, over 5641. see them! Our factory-trained woy, Middleport. Phone 992· of Congress approved Mo~r c h J, North, Range 11 West, Sec . 19, cas land fancy stitch . Pay just 5114. K"A'Y'M"A"' N::: ,S:-:-A:-:UC :::T:::I:: D:c N- ,c,ouse, 1909 (Public Law 311. 60th being part of Otlio Company "' 10-16-6fc C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer servicemen, fast parts servrce $48 .75 cash or terms Congress, 1nd Session), Purchase on Shade River, and easy terms me~ our Laurel Cliff, now open each 10-14-6tc Complete Service arranged. Trade -Ins ac - KIRBY Vacuum Cleaner In together with all rlvht, title, 1nd containing 3.61 ac res, more or deolership the Ideal place tel buy Friday to receive con Phone 94'1·J821 lntere1t In and to the timber , les1 ; tllnd Tract No . 2433E, Olive cep1ed. Phone 992-5641. your spreader. GOOD investm&nt propertv . signments at 10 a.m . Auction excellent condition . Has all Racine, Ohio structures and lmprovemenB Township, Township 3 North, 10-9-6tc House with three furnished s tarting at 7 p.m . Let us sell attachments including buffer Crlt1 Bradford now situate on tht land , e~~:cept Range 11 West, Sec . ]S, be ing apartments, basement, two your merchandise . and demother . Sells new for fencing , and continuing right to part of Ohio Company Purchase 5-t-tfc Cleaner brand new garages . Monthly income, over $200. Wlt l ~ell for $6.4.50 clear end remove any brush, on Shade River. conftlllnlng 6.38 ).22·11< VACUUM O IVISION OF SPERRY RANO 1970 model. Complete with all PT_I_ C-TA_N_K~S-CL'::' EA .,-:-: NED. debris, o~ncl natural obstructions •ern, more or len . The S190. Priced reasonably for · -S-Ecash or terms arranged . cleaning tools. Small paint which , In the op inion of the authority tor the taking is the PIANO tvning . Karl Kebler, quick sale . Phone 992-3035. Phone 992-S6Al . Reasonabl6 rates . Phone damage In shipping . Will take representat ive of the Un ited Ac t of Congress ar,proved Mason . Phone 773-SSJS after 5 10· 16-6fc 7·19-Hc John Russell . Gallipolis 446States In charve . m•y be February 26, 1931 U6 Sat . 1421. l27 cash or terms If desired. p.m . .082 after 5: 30 p.m. detrimental to th e p r otec t : 40 U.S .C. 258a), and acts sup Phone 992·564 1. 10-13-JOtc 4-7-tfc provided that no stru c tures lor plementary thereto and I0-9-6tc TIMBER . 55 acres on good human habita ti on shall be amen<l«tor~ thereof. and under road . 01e-third white oak, 15' ' constructed or maintained on the turttler authority of the Act G UN SHOOT for turkeys . and up. Phone Reedsville 378lor41edreo~ns the land. and proyided further of Congress epproved April 74 . Racine Gun Club, Sunday, 6.164. aunt to l'Our specifications. that no ottler structures shall be 1118 125 Stat. 94, 33 U.S.C. 591 ). October 18, 1 p.m . GREEN beans, tomatoes. Pick Sitts availlibfl IIOW. EXTRA lNCOME , Home Spring /love. 10.1J.70 constructtcl or maintained on wtlich act tlluthorizes the 10-13-Stc __..:. your own. Also, potatoes and operated, own boss and hours. the lend except u may be acquisition Of land for river and sweet po1atoes. Bring con- BEAUTIFUL Eorty American Earl)' retirement poulble . approved in writing by sa id harbor purposes ; the Act of tainers. Andrew Cross. Letart Phone 949-o482.5. representatlvt of the United Congress approved Mtrch 3, s1yle, stereo·radlo com READY · MIX CONCRETE Falls. States In charge of the prolecl. 1909 (Publfc Law 311. 60th I0.12.5tc bination, AM & FM radio, 4 Monthly Pll'mtnh delivered right to 'lour such restrictions being Intended Congress, 2nd seulon), which WANTED: Sales trainee to 10-1.5-6tc speaker sound sys1em, .t Lower Than Rent for and lim lied to the prevention act •uthorizes the recon pro/ect. Fast and easy. FrM work directly with Manager speed automatic changer . of construction which would struction and mo<llflcetlon of e&l motes . Phone 992·318~. for advancement to Sales CORN PICKER, New ldN, one Balance S79 .25. Use our Colltlct : Mr. MOOdy, Ptl. 9t2Interfere with the operation ol ex !sting river and harbor lm . Gooaloln Reedy-Mix Co ..' Manager position . Must be row, pull type. Andrew Cross, 71U It our field office at budget terms . can 992-3352. the prolect or constitute a proveme-ntl!l ; Mldilleport, Ohio. 1963 MERCURY J90, slendord neat, aggressive and willing Letart Falls, Ohio. Perk & Svcamort In Mid· danSiJtr to persons or property : t11nd the Acl ot Congress ap . 10.1).70 shift, good fires, SUO. Roy 6-JO.tfc to work . car necessary . Appty dltoort. 10-15-Jtc IUbject to existing easements provecl August 12, 1961 {Publlc Young, Succen Road . Phone J&MCO ASSOCIATES, INC . 4860 MacCorkte, Ave., So. for public roads an d highways, l t!IW 90-.479). whi ch act IP · WALNUT, Modern stYle, Formerly Kl•sell Auaclates, Chas. Coolvllit 667-34112. NEIGL'ER Construction. For public utilities , railroads and proprlated funds for such PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, stereo·radlo, am, fm radlo, 4 IRC, lptlines ; reserving , however , purposes . The public uses for building or remodeling your 10.1S.3fc I0-16-6tc and bird dogs. AKC. Pet and speaker aound aystem, 4 o the landowners , ltleir he irs which said land Is teken are 11 home , ·coil Guy Ntlgler, ·;how puppies . Grooming. speed automatic changer, and essignl, 111 such r ights and follows : The Slid l•nd 11 1962 RAMBLER ctnolc slotton Racine. Ohio. Phone 992-!«l. separate controls. Balance privileges as r(lay be ule<l and necessary adeQuatetv to w~on. Excellent condition . ...;. -ffc 7·31 enjoyed without Interf er ing provide for locks and dam on J.17-Hc 174.79..Use our budget terms. PhOne 992-1<150. WOMAN to live-In wl1h elder-ly with or abridging the r ights and the Otlio River and tor ottler Call 992.JJS2 . 10._I.. Jip HARRISON'S TV AND AN· lady . Light housework and ______________ eaStmlfnt hereby acquir ed. (cl usn Incident thereto . The said SCOUT mini -chopper bike, 2 10.1J.70 cooking . Call 992·5397, The fee simple title to Tracl No . land has been selected by the ARE YOU LOOKING FOR 2 • TENNA SERVICE . ·Phone months old, cost $2()0 new. - - - -- - - - 2413, subject , howeve r , to Secretary Of the Army of the 10.15-ltc ACRESr 7 room !rome, J 992 1522 eklltlno eesements for public United States tor ac,ulsltlon b';' Will sell for 1150. Phone 992· AWNINGS. storm cfooro ond ' ' bedroom•- bath, floor roads end highways. public the United States or use In DRIVERS NEEDED. Troln 6:JJ11. windows, carports, furnace, callor, goroue . ALL rlOME building lots within =-~._..;.--""""' utilities, railroads and connection with the con ""'!;.;.:. 10-16-ltc marquees, blown and· baH now to drive semltruck , local FO~ $7,500, plptllnH. All of said land Is struction of the Racine Locks Tuppers Plains Wafer SEWif'IG MACHINES: Roa.lr - -, -- - - - -- Insulation. Elmer White, and over the road . Diesel or situate In Meigs Count~ . Ohio. and Dam Proltct on the Ohio District. Close to high school 1$0rVICfl, all tilt~ f?2,22eol gas, experience helpful but 4 PIGS, 2 shoats, Phone 7.42- sa111 repre~entatlvt. For free LITTLE IUT NICE and further desc ribed es R lver, and tor such ottler u1es 2 ond folrgrounds. This Is 1 new Tho l'ebili: Shl!lf, , f'!!tn...,y , Rolland Searles, eatlmates, phone Charles 4626, not necessary. You can earn follows : Tract No . 22SE . Letul u mav be auttlorlzed by bodrqoms. beth, utllitv room, dovelopment, all loll Iorge Authorlud Sinolr Ill• and Rutland. Lisle. Syracuse. V. V. Townltllp , Township 1 North , Congress or by Eucutlve up to S5 per hour after short all oro tiled ond nice on lht Range 12 West , Se c 11 of Ohio Order . You ere further notified and hove goo<f drainage. Servo...... Stwirpen ~''l'tt"c' training , For Interview f'nd - _ __ __ _ _ 1_D_·16-61p Johnson ond Son. Inc. lnsldt.. 12 ocre. 11.300. Phone 992-6117 after $ p.m. ·.· :t:.r Compan~ Purchase, being a that If you have any oblectlon or oppllcotlon , call 51J·W -5572, 1-JO.Hc part of I Lot No . 2 of Sayre's defenst to the taking of your or wrlle Safetr, De@arlment, NEEDS SOME REPAIR- IV> '::'li~=~-...,...,.1:.::0...:.1·.:.:"::.C ' ' Addition to Letart Falls. con - property you are required to United Stoles, nc .. C.Q Room S.ys: story frame, 5 room1. bath, '2 talnlnt 0.15 acres , more or tess ; serve upon plaintiff's allorn•r, · I WITH . oil . 426, 301 E. 4th 51., TransTract No . 226E , Letart Town at porchel, Iorge lot. 13.500. the addren here n 01 , r au'l-l:::~lon. lf:a fo . .. •' capt.lled? Loti ' your ship, Township 1 North , Aange designated . on or bafore portaflon Bldg ., Cincinnati, TO, II,IY OR SELL 12 Wett, Stc 17 of the Ohio November 71, 1970, an 1n1wer Ohio. 11s.3301<:'*11r ' q!J f92. CONTACT US Compan~ Purctlue , being • identifyinG the property In I0-15-2tc HENRY CLELAND pert ot Lots 1 and 2 of Burn 's wttlch vou clalrn to have an 1-6-Hc H I ( . ..15-Hc REALTOR Addition to Letart Falls , con . Interest, stating the neture and j Olltce 992·2259 lainlno 0.30 t~ c re. more or tes1 ; extent of tht lntereats clalmtd, RH. 9924561 Tract No . .412E , Letart Town - •nd lilting 111 your oblectlonl Ship, Township 1 North, Range and d*fenses to the taking of ·oLD furn.tture.-dl-. brag t0.11-6tc 12 West, Sec • · being part of 100 your property . Afl oefenses aM All sizes In stock, beds, etc. Write M. D. Miller~ Acrt Lot No . 233 of Ohio obtec:tlons not so pr"ented are Rt. •~ Pomeroy! atio. Call 149.95 up. We lnatall, Company Purchue , containing welved, but without answer1n9. 992-6271 . 0.76 acre, more or leu ; Tract you m•v serve on plaintiff a we service, we finance. No. 500E . Letart Township , counsel a Nollce of Appearance, ·l·lfc Township 1 North , Renge 11 identifying 1h(O property In -=:-::---:c-:-- -:::.' Wtlt Sec 34, being par t of 100 wftich you cletm on intereat, OLD UPRIGHT pianos, any Acre lot NO 230 ot OhiO and thereo~fter you wil l receive condition, as long as have no Campen~ Purchase , containing notice of all proceedings af been . wet. Paying 110 each. 0.31 •crt , more or less : Tnct fecting said property . At ttle First floor only. Mondaya will NEAT I BEDROOMS- Bath, No . 9DlE , Le-tart Townltllp, trial of ltle issue of just com Set the New 1971 be pick-up dov. Write, giving new forced elr furnace. Township 1 North , Range 11 Ptnloatlon , whether or not you b:IO HOUSE trailer, vory aoocl, good directions, Witten Pleno Concrete walks. Landscaped West. Sec . 35 end 36, being po11rt have previously appeared or 1 $195. Brown 1 Trailer Park, Company, Boll lU, Sardla, lof. Only 18,500.00 of lOOacre Lot Nos . 217, 218, 219, enswtred, ~ou may present Mlnorsvlllt, Ohio. :r:ro and 221 of Ohio Compan~ evidence a• to the amount ot Ohio 4J9of6. Purchau , containing 5.33 -compenl.tlon to be- paid for 10.16-:llc I BEDROOMS Hardwood & l((ft, mort or len; Tra<:t No . your property and vou may ------------~~~~Hc floors, Control htof and olr 1106E , Lebanon Township, 1ttare in tht distribution of the IH6 NEW MOON frailer, 1 condill001lng : Full basemen). Townsh ip 7 North , Range 11 IWird . You ere furttltr nollfl~ bedroom, )Ox$1, $2.800. E~· .Garage , Very nice. 126.500.00 Wett, Sec . 20, be ing part of 100 that thll can will be celltd cellent c:ondltlon. Phone acre Lot No1 . 194, 195, and 196 of before The Honorable Joser,h P. J BEDROOM house, 1'/:a balhs, Now On Display I Mo.... 77J.51t3. OhiO Compan~ Purc hase, KlnnurJ,, MIDOUPORT - 4 bedroomi United Sates available aUer Nov . 1. Ex- Remanlng 1970 Mobile 10.16-6tc containing 0.79 ;,cre, more or District udge, at 9:00A . M. on wllh CIOHfl, living· 16 X 1•. cellent neighborhood, ciOH to IHI ; Tract No. liOIE , Lebanon November 23, W70, 11 tnt U. S. must be Porch, garage. 11g,500.oo schools and churches. No Homes TownSfllp, Township 3 North Cour l tlou'" end I WIGS. one blonde, one light •' Federal pets. Write C·O Dally S.ntlnel, moved! A11nge 11 West, Sec . 7, being Building, 15 Marconi brown. Also Polaroid camera, NEW I BEDROOMS - All , Box 729-R , Pomeroy, Ohio. er t Of 100 1cre Lot No, , 1.411 •nd Boulevard, Columbus, Ohio. at one Kodak lnstematlc electric homt. 2 ·ba1hs, nit:~ I0-16-31c SO of the Ohio Company Pur - which time the United States camera. ooe movie camera. dl(llng arH. T.h ttm-o-pent chaM, containing 0.31 acre , will make appllcttlon to the Man's suit, sire.-. Very Gocd GLASS. Double gerogt. more or leu .- Tra ct No . 211.4E , Court 4or determination of the TRAfL-~R . Brown's Trailer OH IO'S LARGEST Ll'banon Townsh ip, Townsh ip 3 per sons entHied , a nd amounts ...,dillon. Phone 992·2431. ,_ , E•-lltnl location. 123,900. Park , Minersville. Phone 'J92. MOilLE NOME DEALER North , Rangf 11 West , Sec. 7, of o.:ompensation, to be pa id tor • 1D-16.3fc - · .. Re~d for your Inspection. JJ24. bting part o 100 acre Lot No . condemnat ion of the- above Ap ntment plefl~ . .f-9-tfc 141 of Ohro Company Purchast, described property . Disputed 7 ROOM house, both, cool IU WITII CONFIDENCE · containing 0.27 acrt, mort ·or claims cnl"lcernlng entitlement furnace. Thomas Fork Rood CALL 992•WS 992-7191 len ; Tract No . 2122E . Lebanon to and -or the 1mount of ju1t Tff.PJrn &pice, milt from Moln StrMI nur Hllond Ch•rch. Nn HELEN oiiCI VIRGIL Township, Townsh ip J NOf'"th, compens.ftion tor such con new Maigs High 5c:h091 on old Clifford Jocobs. l'hona 992· TEAFORD ASSOCIATES Range n west, Sec . 7. being demnation muU be presented at Rt. JJ. Phont 992·2941 . part ot 100 ICrt Lijl No . U7 of that timt~ or be det'med walvfl!<l . 2417. SYRACUSE '• · 9-~JO!c U.S. Rt,H$. I0.16-61c Ohio I Company Purc~•u. !10J 16, 23. 30, Jtc Notice ,. .• _ _ _ _;. · ------------------, In' the Olttrlct Court Of th~ ·· :I FRIS) CHICKEN ANYTNJNS Hl!~ro 81!1!. ----- BAILEY'S RESTAURANT ' Pets For Sale • • •• For Sale I :,. ' -- •' ••' •• • j '' !!,,, Real Estate for Sale ••• ••• 4 :• •' ' ! 1\EW HOL.L.AI\0 !• • I ,.• •• •' 1~• 'i,' Choose from four tank-type spreaders by New Holland! •• •• I '' Fulton-Thompson YbUR NEW HOME ____ Business Opportunities Auto Sales ' '- r. Help Wanted aeland _____ Realty~ oa• '., 1o.~c Real Estate For Sale w.. ' L~T\ err :~1, ".:fghf ., - - - -- HOIST ETTER ' ~· REALTY WINSTON SALEM For Rent f DANNIE'S ur"' I ' "'JJJI))!I'II!"''•,... ,.:~·~··"f' POMEROY· ATHENS i ,.,.~!''~ 6E TRIFlED WITH IS A LESSOH ClriCE LEARNED !!!fl ~ ~T! REPEL AND SVBOtJf 100! flEAPVr? 'i>~ILY CROSSWORD -- --·-··•(80111 ....... I.Lqllt 1 G. CIIave 10. Copllallt 12. Depolt . :li.Piijclkt ~ (1-) ' 111. Pllluoat 5.w-.r lM. CoiOII)' l . l'or- JG.Allaor 7. Voloanlc :18. Load l.llllri - I.Buq u.eoa.. u. Klllll Ill •n U.Oiut . Ill. Cllarp U.Cboloo 17. 1111119' IIO.Smeor II. "11oo.u - " 11. Bpl>e 10.- lll... 'by ~ U.Doiii- ...... u.a-p. 17.To~ uttlltloa~· l~ntt.LE tnsur.i.~ Jooon OPI!iltor'~ II~? SIEGLER HEATER liM! . Wanled To Buy I~ lH1'1> IICE!iE lHE FOUR 1:6' YOU ATTACK "'E AHD "'GLE· HAHD£D, I HEAD ABOUl, li"(MlOU " "lARIAT lASSO AIN'T ttO M.c:IN T' TRACIOR SA' ES No lJotDn Payment Male Help Wanted rtO'OIIrt' T-' FilET '10' PR'ElTY LI'L CORNFLOWf~ I - .....-.--...... (I ._..,I' >' ;• .... - OUT SA... ' ' . .__.,-. :l.~ ~~~!~ ZDIIJ'C , . . _ ....... /*11ft' .......... , . ., �·-,Dilly • .f• Senilnel, Mlddleport.Pomeroy, 0., Oel.ll,ltll MI\W··THAT . Bargains, Bargains, and More ·Balrgains· In·Senti.nel . Ciassifieds I PomlfiJ I Busme. @) .,. •• s.s Se-.e1(T' • Jces L•GA.L NOTIC• WANT AD United States tor the Southern Olatrld of Oh i o, Eutern Division , Civil No . 69-:U2 , INFOIMATION DEADLINES 5 P .M . Dey Befort Publlutlon United Stet .. of ... merlca , More or vs. Lns, Situate in Melos ftlllntlrt' 67 .70 Acresot Land , county, state of Ohio, and Ni1 1 stewart ,. etToat: ., MarsJie and Unknown Owners Hunt; Lydia Scott ; Leila Pickens ; ,..,, Jecklon . ••• ,..,, Gilchr ist ; Clara Dav; Anna A. Wheeler ; William H . Holme~; Wintleld S. Hayman ; Spencer Ha~man ; LeRoy Holmes ; Jene Wood ; Mar~ I. WoOd ; S. R. Evins ; H. J . Hysell ; Ann• M . Hysell ; Byron H . Parr ; Mar ie Parr ; Ro•allnd F. Parr ; Robert G p w c Bo a T M ' I • Monc:llyDeadllneta .m , '' 1 ' t" ~ ' ~. I For· '"le, 2 .-. . . . . Of QUAL'"' Will be accepted&untllt a.m. tor Cancellation Corrections ' or Co. BASSET I ' ' f l' . 'IE. FIXeD FER SOPf'ER WU2 so I'LL A SECONr OADBIJRN 15000.. .& ~ .& AKC. oM F A. Bene~um, pupp n, Reedsville, - · . . Onio. Phone 667·3156. ·~==========~~:::==========;-;====:::::~:=::::::::=:;~ rVpfRIEN.·em' Rad.:..&... JOHNSON '-ASONRY ROOflNG, ,._m_._, . .or R•'dllln. BY OOIITRACr ORVILLE JOHNSON ,,OJ Mottr Co. @) EAG· a:ua 35tiJ day Ann.sary • C I dk8UIJtion Sat Oct. 17 Sun. Oct 18 :~BLAETINARS Now'\~tr:,~ss Nolita FOR SALE EOONOMY • GEAR DRIVEN SOUTH TROPICAL ASH EXPERT ·.wheel Alignment $5.55 Air-Conditioning Inspection And Re-ChlrP 6. 98 1tl TH' VALU:'I 0' 'I'H' SHMOOtJ!! BlaeHnar's 'Pomeroy Home & Auto GARDEN TRACTORS ~'SHMINFANTS 15 Au.. GOII<I' &.flCK Evelyn McDaniel REED BROS. Join Us Soon For Renl BROASlED cHICKEN. ~!~.L.-··" MR. """""'1' 61LT l'<lU. VI!IIT IIONNAZ 10 • SJEMS-QtOPS MORRO.V. &MoW HIM TENDER HAM h ' THINK so err us - . _ _ , ._ _ ,. ., Day of Publication , 1 ~,l2tc REGULATIONS Ill . The Publisher reserves the 1965 DODGE $195 U . II nvtlt to edit or re_11ct any ads . oeemeo oblectoonel. The Coronel Deluxe 2 Dr. Sedan, V-8 motor. radio, NEW GIRL'S coat. Size 7, $15. . l'• ...:publlshtrwlllnotberesponslble 'Standard Shift. Was $l69S. · Phone 992-22611\ IGUII .Jallnfl! u.n ...._ _._ __ ror more ttlan ont Incor rect 10.15-31!>----- - -InsertiOn . Brick, Block. -Stone. For w 1An~l:~ervlc• 1963 DODGE $495 1960 CHEVROLET •-door, .Cisterns, Chimneys, Home Roof Painting · & ScentsperWordonelnsertlon Polara 2 Or. Hardtop, V-8 motor, radio, excellen1 Condition, 1250. Remodeling, Cement Work, Repair, Spouting & 75 Also, W-C Allis r•atmers Garo.~~es. Minimum Charge c l flit t I I I I W ~· - - -• Carpenter Work. \2 cents per word three orque e ransm ss on, powers eer ng. as tractorandoqulpment . r-rtUtw Free Estimates conlecutlve lnurtlons. $695 . 742-3656 Contact : oie~~r ' o .· E. <:~~; n 'w . · s· 18 cents per word 11x con · 10-15-ltp Jim- Larry Morris ; Rachel A. Morris ; aecutlve Insertions . Kenny . Jake 25 Per etnt Discount on paid Doroth~ Murtaugh ; All ie Price ; 1962 DODGE $495 SEARS WRINGER washer. Phone Gertld Price ; Done tel Price: ads •nd adJ ~ld with in 10dars. Custom 880-4 Dr. Sedan, radio, D.ouble rinse tubs. Good From the Ulrgest Truck• of . 741-:1945 Ira E. Pr ice ; Henderson Price ; CA:Do~rTJ::~Ks steering, automatic transml~sJon. power condition . Phone 992-6780. Bulldozer Radiator to the 992-7044or992-S632 Rl. l Doxter,o. A . c. Price : Mon• M. S1 .SO tor so word minimum . ~ power 10.15-ltp--------Smallest Heater Core. Williamson ; Clara L. Adams ; E•ch additional word 2c. · brakes, V-8 motor. Was $595. Abner Price ; 0 . D. Jone1 ; BLIND ADS ~ Walttr Rale-ioh Biram ; Audrty Additional 25c Charge per .... ~ 700X11 TRUCK tlrtl. Walk-In Bell• Crabtru : Seymour Advertisement. VIII cooler-unit complete. Electric Underwood; James W. St•n OFFICE HOURS meat saw. Meat block . 1955 Have Yo11r Yearly ' ••• m.-2143 Pomeroy sbury; 8 : 30 a.m . to 5 : 00 p.m . Dally , OP•N IVIS. ...... Ford 1-ton truck with cattle SheldonM. , A. If Stewo~rt living, o~nd andT. s. If i¥11' P.M. deceased, to their unknown 8 :30 a .m . to 12 : 00 Noon POMIIOY, OHIO rac:ks. 2-way turn · plow for heirs, devisees , creditors and S•turdo~y . Cub Trac1or. Phone 949·3013. usJvns . You •re hereby notified 10.15-ttc that on Nove mber 7, 1969, a FOR Bl complaint In c ondemno~tlon wo11s SWAP SHOP, new and used flied with the Cler k of the above r~ furnltur& . P--- 992·7261 , 305 Court In 1n o~ c tion to condemn 1..1;.J '"""n.:lhe follow ing estates In the N. 1nd. Ave. , Middleport, ·-GUARANTEED1an<11 described in Scht<lute Pomeroy Ohio. Plus Phone 992-2094 , "A" attached to the complaint D:.... 10-1-4-JOtc and made a po~rt hereof : (a l UIIUI Parts And Complete Une The perpetual rlvht. power . privilege and eesement In , of Supplies Meigs Co. Farm upon , over o~n<l across Tro~cts Nos. 225E , 226E, .417E, SOOE. Bureau Federation 606 E. Mlin, PoMeroy, 0. Phono 992-2141 902E, 1106E, 24l3E -2 end 203E L. Annual Meeting tor the purposes set forth below . Mason, w. Y•. We have five left All sizes and most together with ell right , title and Tues. Night-7:37P.M. • 773-5671 equipment. Write for literature and prices. Interest In and to the t imber. Open Dolly 11114 p.m . Oct. 20, 1970 structures and Improvements DOZER Work. Phone 9411·2171. 6:301119p.m. now situate on the land , and the 9-13-lfc New Meigs Loca I continuing right to cle-ar and remove any brush, debris , and High School nttural ObStructions wh ich , In REEDSVILLE, OHIO IAdjocent to Folr Grounds) the opinion of the represen Members, family , Stuk Otnner tatlve Of the United States in guests welCOme. NEW and used brush hogs. charge, may be detr imental to Profetsion11 Enterteinment Phone 992-6329. the operation of the pro lecl . ( 11 Sat. , October th Adulh ll.:t.l . Chlldron1Sc 17 Permtnently to overflow , flood , 10- )6-ltc Lou Inches the easy way Call m-2111 for Re11rvatlon and submerge- the l o~nd ly ing Free Fish--7 P.M. with the new Public: lnvittcf below elevation S60 fee t. m .s. 1. DON'T pump yout sluggish SLIM·A-WAY (Sanely Hook Datum l In conDance from 9:30 till REMODELED l · bedroom septic tank . Get Kh~an- Em ­ Free Home Demonstration RED STEWART and the ntctlon with the opero~tlon and Music by Eddie F 't fe house on Lincoln Heights . MRS . WENDEL KAYLOR A/1 Septic Tank Cleaner . mo~lntenen c e of t he RfH.: in e Ambassadors w ill be Phone 992-J"'KJ. 112-2697 Landmark Farm Bure«u. Locks 1nd Dam Project for the broadcast live from the N"w H•ven, W. Va . Sun . October 18 9·27·tfc porposes u o~uthorized by the Pomeroy . After • Weelldays or ldlewOOO Club, Rt . 47 East , ·----~ Act of Congq!ss approY ed 10-16-ltc 8 P. M. 1 Til' Satureay Parkersburg, W. Va. on NICELY furnished 2-bedroom Mo~rch 3, 1909 ( Public l a w 317 , 60th Congress, 2nd Session) . (2) Fridays from 9 : JO to 10: 30 State Speaker apartment. Middleport . SPINET PIANO. Wonted, Occasionally to ov ~ rflow , f lood, p.m . over Station WCEF -FM . Phone 992-3874. Open Meeting responsible par1y to take over and submerge the land ly ing 10-15-ltc 9·30-tfc low monthly payments on a above elevation 5·•0 fee t, m .s. l . Free Chicken Dinner 4 p.m . Bring the family to spinet plano. Can be seen IStllncly Hook Dat um ) in con Dance st1rts at 5 p.m . Balley'o on Soodoy. Make WEEKEND meeting at the J ROOM furnished apartment locally . nection with the operation e nd Write Credit Music by George tt.ll It a habit to dine out Danville Wesleyan Churc h, maintenance of said prolect. (3 ~ with nice yard In Middleport . Manager, P . 0 . Box 35, regularly for sure en . Rt. 325, Oct. 16 to 18 with Re•J . Provided that no structure for Phone 992-2780 or 992-3432. Cortland. Ohio . joyment. human habitatio n s hall be Don Wachenschwan z. 10-7-tfc 10· 16·21P constructed or maintained on returned missionary from St. . , - - -..-..,--sal<lland , and provi ded further conta ining 0.19 acre, more or Kltt, West Indies. He will FURNISHED and unfurnished ELECTROLUX SWEEPER that no other str uc tures shall be less; Tract No . 212.(E, Lebanon show slides of his mission constructed or ma inta in ed on Township, Townsh ip 3 Nort h. apartments. Close to school. Comflete with a1tachments, work. 7: 30p.m ., Oct. 16, and said l•n<l ex cept n ma y be Ranve 11 West . Sec. 7, being pain spray, cordwlnder and Phone 992-5434. we plan a homecoming on approved In writinv by seld part of 100 acre Lot No . 146 ol lhrow-away bags. Full cash J0-11-tfc 218 E. Main 992-9974 Pomeroy Sunday 18th. Basket lunch at representative of th e Un ited Ohio Co mpany Pur c hase, price onl_y Sll. Terms States in ctlarge of the project . containing 0.08 acre , more or 12 noon and a songfest from 2 Open Daily5:30-7 :00. Sunday,7 : 00-7 : 00 available . Phone m -5641. (4 ) As to the <It-scr ibed lend In less ; Tract No . 2126E , Lebanon to 4 p.m . Everyone welcome . t0.16-6tc which easements a re taken , all Township , Township 3 North, Brother Don Is a former BACK HOE and Endlooder rlc;thts end privileges wh ich mav Range 11 West , Sec . 8, bei ng male poodle, pastor of the c hurch . He BLACK work. George Bill Pullins. be used o~nd enjoyed wtrhout part of Oh io Company Purr~lstered . Phone 992-6J29. would like to meet his old 1nterfering with the use of the chase , containing 0.08 acre, 10· 1~· 301P 10-16-Jtc friends . Come it you can . protect for th t purpos es more or less ; Tract No. 2308E, authorized by Congress or lebanon Townsh lp, Township 3 10·15-2tc SEPTIC tanks cleaned . Miller abridglnv the rights and North , Range II West, Sec. 71. Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio . Ph . easements hereby taken ar e belnV part of Ohio Company GUN SHOOT, Forked Run specifically reserved to the Pu~UChas.e on DeWitt f.lr:un , 662·JOJl Sportsman Club, Sunday. Oct. COAL ·=st,on~ . E:xcelslor landowners, their heirs and con,alnlng 0..46 acre. ,more or · .,.1; '· ''"· 1·12-Hc Whether yoo spread pocked , 1, · E . Win St., 18. . : ~.... assigns ; subJect, however, to '"'' ; Tract No. 2.413, Olive tre' ·.' ~ - ... frozen or · seml-llquld "'-nure, , ·Pdmeroy . Phone 992-3891. ~ 10-14-ltc I existing eaHments tor publi c ToW~ship , Township 3 North , WHEEL Horte Slits , and Hew Holland hos • tonk-type 4-9-tfc roads and highways , public Ro~nge 11 West Sec . 73 and 29, Service . Blum Lumber spreader just right for your utilities, r ailroad s and being part of Ohio Compan~ WILL gi ve piano lessons In my Company, Chester, Ohio. operation . Model 34~: 100· home. Phone 992-3666. pipelines . (b ) The perpet\l al Purchaae on Shade River and G.E. refrigerator, good con. 8 NICE ewes. 20 fat lambs . Phone 985-llOl , bushel, rlght-har.d unloading ; right , power . priYIIeve. iind Ohio River , containing 21.79 d1tton . Phone 992-62<7 . , SINGER TOUCH & SEW full 16·11C easement oc cas ionally to acres. more or less ; Trac t No. -------,=~8:,_· Phone 992-2630. 5-20-Hc - . 1 JoiS : 1<15-but.hel, rlghf· overflow, flood , and subm erge 2513E -1, Oliv e -~.,..,--,-.,..,,'o_9 -6tp size sewing machine. With To wnship , WILL pick up merchandise and I0-1J-6tc -:-:-::--::-::-::-::-:-:::-:-::-:c~ hond or left-hand unloading : Tracts Nos . 2108E . 2114E , Townsh ip 3 North, Range 11 ,' take to auction on a per. self -winding bobbin, slant A I R CD N D ) T I 0 N I N G , Model 365: 110-bushel, right· 2122E , 21l.4E , l126E , 2308E and West, Sec 23. being part of Ohio 1970 DIAL ' N SEW ZIG ZAG needle designs, also zlg.zag ce ntage bu•s . Call Jim Refrigeration service. Jack's hand or left-hand unloading ; 2413E -I in connecflon with the Compo~ny Purchase on Ohio sewing machine left In equipped. Comes In walnut Adams, auctioneer, Rutland . Re1rlgera11on, New Haven . Model ~ : 200-bushel, rightoperation end maintenance of River , conta ining 0.46 acre , tor,away . Beautiful pastel sewing s1and . $72 .50 cash or 2 BEDROOM house, nice Phone 742·4461. the Racine Loc ks and Dam more or less ; Trac t No . 2413E -2 Phone 882-2019. ~tfc hand unloading. Come on In and co or , full size model. All terms available. Phone 992location. See at 525 Broad· Prolectasauthorized by the Act Olive Town1hip, Township 3 9.:1J.tfc bullt-in to buttonhole, over 5641. see them! Our factory-trained woy, Middleport. Phone 992· of Congress approved Mo~r c h J, North, Range 11 West, Sec . 19, cas land fancy stitch . Pay just 5114. K"A'Y'M"A"' N::: ,S:-:-A:-:UC :::T:::I:: D:c N- ,c,ouse, 1909 (Public Law 311. 60th being part of Otlio Company "' 10-16-6fc C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer servicemen, fast parts servrce $48 .75 cash or terms Congress, 1nd Session), Purchase on Shade River, and easy terms me~ our Laurel Cliff, now open each 10-14-6tc Complete Service arranged. Trade -Ins ac - KIRBY Vacuum Cleaner In together with all rlvht, title, 1nd containing 3.61 ac res, more or deolership the Ideal place tel buy Friday to receive con Phone 94'1·J821 lntere1t In and to the timber , les1 ; tllnd Tract No . 2433E, Olive cep1ed. Phone 992-5641. your spreader. GOOD investm&nt propertv . signments at 10 a.m . Auction excellent condition . Has all Racine, Ohio structures and lmprovemenB Township, Township 3 North, 10-9-6tc House with three furnished s tarting at 7 p.m . Let us sell attachments including buffer Crlt1 Bradford now situate on tht land , e~~:cept Range 11 West, Sec . ]S, be ing apartments, basement, two your merchandise . and demother . Sells new for fencing , and continuing right to part of Ohio Company Purchase 5-t-tfc Cleaner brand new garages . Monthly income, over $200. Wlt l ~ell for $6.4.50 clear end remove any brush, on Shade River. conftlllnlng 6.38 ).22·11< VACUUM O IVISION OF SPERRY RANO 1970 model. Complete with all PT_I_ C-TA_N_K~S-CL'::' EA .,-:-: NED. debris, o~ncl natural obstructions •ern, more or len . The S190. Priced reasonably for · -S-Ecash or terms arranged . cleaning tools. Small paint which , In the op inion of the authority tor the taking is the PIANO tvning . Karl Kebler, quick sale . Phone 992-3035. Phone 992-S6Al . Reasonabl6 rates . Phone damage In shipping . Will take representat ive of the Un ited Ac t of Congress ar,proved Mason . Phone 773-SSJS after 5 10· 16-6fc 7·19-Hc John Russell . Gallipolis 446States In charve . m•y be February 26, 1931 U6 Sat . 1421. l27 cash or terms If desired. p.m . .082 after 5: 30 p.m. detrimental to th e p r otec t : 40 U.S .C. 258a), and acts sup Phone 992·564 1. 10-13-JOtc 4-7-tfc provided that no stru c tures lor plementary thereto and I0-9-6tc TIMBER . 55 acres on good human habita ti on shall be amen<l«tor~ thereof. and under road . 01e-third white oak, 15' ' constructed or maintained on the turttler authority of the Act G UN SHOOT for turkeys . and up. Phone Reedsville 378lor41edreo~ns the land. and proyided further of Congress epproved April 74 . Racine Gun Club, Sunday, 6.164. aunt to l'Our specifications. that no ottler structures shall be 1118 125 Stat. 94, 33 U.S.C. 591 ). October 18, 1 p.m . GREEN beans, tomatoes. Pick Sitts availlibfl IIOW. EXTRA lNCOME , Home Spring /love. 10.1J.70 constructtcl or maintained on wtlich act tlluthorizes the 10-13-Stc __..:. your own. Also, potatoes and operated, own boss and hours. the lend except u may be acquisition Of land for river and sweet po1atoes. Bring con- BEAUTIFUL Eorty American Earl)' retirement poulble . approved in writing by sa id harbor purposes ; the Act of tainers. Andrew Cross. Letart Phone 949-o482.5. representatlvt of the United Congress approved Mtrch 3, s1yle, stereo·radlo com READY · MIX CONCRETE Falls. States In charge of the prolecl. 1909 (Publfc Law 311. 60th I0.12.5tc bination, AM & FM radio, 4 Monthly Pll'mtnh delivered right to 'lour such restrictions being Intended Congress, 2nd seulon), which WANTED: Sales trainee to 10-1.5-6tc speaker sound sys1em, .t Lower Than Rent for and lim lied to the prevention act •uthorizes the recon pro/ect. Fast and easy. FrM work directly with Manager speed automatic changer . of construction which would struction and mo<llflcetlon of e&l motes . Phone 992·318~. for advancement to Sales CORN PICKER, New ldN, one Balance S79 .25. Use our Colltlct : Mr. MOOdy, Ptl. 9t2Interfere with the operation ol ex !sting river and harbor lm . Gooaloln Reedy-Mix Co ..' Manager position . Must be row, pull type. Andrew Cross, 71U It our field office at budget terms . can 992-3352. the prolect or constitute a proveme-ntl!l ; Mldilleport, Ohio. 1963 MERCURY J90, slendord neat, aggressive and willing Letart Falls, Ohio. Perk & Svcamort In Mid· danSiJtr to persons or property : t11nd the Acl ot Congress ap . 10.1).70 shift, good fires, SUO. Roy 6-JO.tfc to work . car necessary . Appty dltoort. 10-15-Jtc IUbject to existing easements provecl August 12, 1961 {Publlc Young, Succen Road . Phone J&MCO ASSOCIATES, INC . 4860 MacCorkte, Ave., So. for public roads an d highways, l t!IW 90-.479). whi ch act IP · WALNUT, Modern stYle, Formerly Kl•sell Auaclates, Chas. Coolvllit 667-34112. NEIGL'ER Construction. For public utilities , railroads and proprlated funds for such PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, stereo·radlo, am, fm radlo, 4 IRC, lptlines ; reserving , however , purposes . The public uses for building or remodeling your 10.1S.3fc I0-16-6tc and bird dogs. AKC. Pet and speaker aound aystem, 4 o the landowners , ltleir he irs which said land Is teken are 11 home , ·coil Guy Ntlgler, ·;how puppies . Grooming. speed automatic changer, and essignl, 111 such r ights and follows : The Slid l•nd 11 1962 RAMBLER ctnolc slotton Racine. Ohio. Phone 992-!«l. separate controls. Balance privileges as r(lay be ule<l and necessary adeQuatetv to w~on. Excellent condition . ...;. -ffc 7·31 enjoyed without Interf er ing provide for locks and dam on J.17-Hc 174.79..Use our budget terms. PhOne 992-1<150. WOMAN to live-In wl1h elder-ly with or abridging the r ights and the Otlio River and tor ottler Call 992.JJS2 . 10._I.. Jip HARRISON'S TV AND AN· lady . Light housework and ______________ eaStmlfnt hereby acquir ed. (cl usn Incident thereto . The said SCOUT mini -chopper bike, 2 10.1J.70 cooking . Call 992·5397, The fee simple title to Tracl No . land has been selected by the ARE YOU LOOKING FOR 2 • TENNA SERVICE . ·Phone months old, cost $2()0 new. - - - -- - - - 2413, subject , howeve r , to Secretary Of the Army of the 10.15-ltc ACRESr 7 room !rome, J 992 1522 eklltlno eesements for public United States tor ac,ulsltlon b';' Will sell for 1150. Phone 992· AWNINGS. storm cfooro ond ' ' bedroom•- bath, floor roads end highways. public the United States or use In DRIVERS NEEDED. Troln 6:JJ11. windows, carports, furnace, callor, goroue . ALL rlOME building lots within =-~._..;.--""""' utilities, railroads and connection with the con ""'!;.;.:. 10-16-ltc marquees, blown and· baH now to drive semltruck , local FO~ $7,500, plptllnH. All of said land Is struction of the Racine Locks Tuppers Plains Wafer SEWif'IG MACHINES: Roa.lr - -, -- - - - -- Insulation. Elmer White, and over the road . Diesel or situate In Meigs Count~ . Ohio. and Dam Proltct on the Ohio District. Close to high school 1$0rVICfl, all tilt~ f?2,22eol gas, experience helpful but 4 PIGS, 2 shoats, Phone 7.42- sa111 repre~entatlvt. For free LITTLE IUT NICE and further desc ribed es R lver, and tor such ottler u1es 2 ond folrgrounds. This Is 1 new Tho l'ebili: Shl!lf, , f'!!tn...,y , Rolland Searles, eatlmates, phone Charles 4626, not necessary. You can earn follows : Tract No . 22SE . Letul u mav be auttlorlzed by bodrqoms. beth, utllitv room, dovelopment, all loll Iorge Authorlud Sinolr Ill• and Rutland. Lisle. Syracuse. V. V. Townltllp , Township 1 North , Congress or by Eucutlve up to S5 per hour after short all oro tiled ond nice on lht Range 12 West , Se c 11 of Ohio Order . You ere further notified and hove goo<f drainage. Servo...... Stwirpen ~''l'tt"c' training , For Interview f'nd - _ __ __ _ _ 1_D_·16-61p Johnson ond Son. Inc. lnsldt.. 12 ocre. 11.300. Phone 992-6117 after $ p.m. ·.· :t:.r Compan~ Purchase, being a that If you have any oblectlon or oppllcotlon , call 51J·W -5572, 1-JO.Hc part of I Lot No . 2 of Sayre's defenst to the taking of your or wrlle Safetr, De@arlment, NEEDS SOME REPAIR- IV> '::'li~=~-...,...,.1:.::0...:.1·.:.:"::.C ' ' Addition to Letart Falls. con - property you are required to United Stoles, nc .. C.Q Room S.ys: story frame, 5 room1. bath, '2 talnlnt 0.15 acres , more or tess ; serve upon plaintiff's allorn•r, · I WITH . oil . 426, 301 E. 4th 51., TransTract No . 226E , Letart Town at porchel, Iorge lot. 13.500. the addren here n 01 , r au'l-l:::~lon. lf:a fo . .. •' capt.lled? Loti ' your ship, Township 1 North , Aange designated . on or bafore portaflon Bldg ., Cincinnati, TO, II,IY OR SELL 12 Wett, Stc 17 of the Ohio November 71, 1970, an 1n1wer Ohio. 11s.3301<:'*11r ' q!J f92. CONTACT US Compan~ Purctlue , being • identifyinG the property In I0-15-2tc HENRY CLELAND pert ot Lots 1 and 2 of Burn 's wttlch vou clalrn to have an 1-6-Hc H I ( . ..15-Hc REALTOR Addition to Letart Falls , con . Interest, stating the neture and j Olltce 992·2259 lainlno 0.30 t~ c re. more or tes1 ; extent of tht lntereats clalmtd, RH. 9924561 Tract No . .412E , Letart Town - •nd lilting 111 your oblectlonl Ship, Township 1 North, Range and d*fenses to the taking of ·oLD furn.tture.-dl-. brag t0.11-6tc 12 West, Sec • · being part of 100 your property . Afl oefenses aM All sizes In stock, beds, etc. Write M. D. Miller~ Acrt Lot No . 233 of Ohio obtec:tlons not so pr"ented are Rt. •~ Pomeroy! atio. Call 149.95 up. We lnatall, Company Purchue , containing welved, but without answer1n9. 992-6271 . 0.76 acre, more or leu ; Tract you m•v serve on plaintiff a we service, we finance. No. 500E . Letart Township , counsel a Nollce of Appearance, ·l·lfc Township 1 North , Renge 11 identifying 1h(O property In -=:-::---:c-:-- -:::.' Wtlt Sec 34, being par t of 100 wftich you cletm on intereat, OLD UPRIGHT pianos, any Acre lot NO 230 ot OhiO and thereo~fter you wil l receive condition, as long as have no Campen~ Purchase , containing notice of all proceedings af been . wet. Paying 110 each. 0.31 •crt , more or less : Tnct fecting said property . At ttle First floor only. Mondaya will NEAT I BEDROOMS- Bath, No . 9DlE , Le-tart Townltllp, trial of ltle issue of just com Set the New 1971 be pick-up dov. Write, giving new forced elr furnace. Township 1 North , Range 11 Ptnloatlon , whether or not you b:IO HOUSE trailer, vory aoocl, good directions, Witten Pleno Concrete walks. Landscaped West. Sec . 35 end 36, being po11rt have previously appeared or 1 $195. Brown 1 Trailer Park, Company, Boll lU, Sardla, lof. Only 18,500.00 of lOOacre Lot Nos . 217, 218, 219, enswtred, ~ou may present Mlnorsvlllt, Ohio. :r:ro and 221 of Ohio Compan~ evidence a• to the amount ot Ohio 4J9of6. Purchau , containing 5.33 -compenl.tlon to be- paid for 10.16-:llc I BEDROOMS Hardwood & l((ft, mort or len; Tra<:t No . your property and vou may ------------~~~~Hc floors, Control htof and olr 1106E , Lebanon Township, 1ttare in tht distribution of the IH6 NEW MOON frailer, 1 condill001lng : Full basemen). Townsh ip 7 North , Range 11 IWird . You ere furttltr nollfl~ bedroom, )Ox$1, $2.800. E~· .Garage , Very nice. 126.500.00 Wett, Sec . 20, be ing part of 100 that thll can will be celltd cellent c:ondltlon. Phone acre Lot No1 . 194, 195, and 196 of before The Honorable Joser,h P. J BEDROOM house, 1'/:a balhs, Now On Display I Mo.... 77J.51t3. OhiO Compan~ Purc hase, KlnnurJ,, MIDOUPORT - 4 bedroomi United Sates available aUer Nov . 1. Ex- Remanlng 1970 Mobile 10.16-6tc containing 0.79 ;,cre, more or District udge, at 9:00A . M. on wllh CIOHfl, living· 16 X 1•. cellent neighborhood, ciOH to IHI ; Tract No. liOIE , Lebanon November 23, W70, 11 tnt U. S. must be Porch, garage. 11g,500.oo schools and churches. No Homes TownSfllp, Township 3 North Cour l tlou'" end I WIGS. one blonde, one light •' Federal pets. Write C·O Dally S.ntlnel, moved! A11nge 11 West, Sec . 7, being Building, 15 Marconi brown. Also Polaroid camera, NEW I BEDROOMS - All , Box 729-R , Pomeroy, Ohio. er t Of 100 1cre Lot No, , 1.411 •nd Boulevard, Columbus, Ohio. at one Kodak lnstematlc electric homt. 2 ·ba1hs, nit:~ I0-16-31c SO of the Ohio Company Pur - which time the United States camera. ooe movie camera. dl(llng arH. T.h ttm-o-pent chaM, containing 0.31 acre , will make appllcttlon to the Man's suit, sire.-. Very Gocd GLASS. Double gerogt. more or leu .- Tra ct No . 211.4E , Court 4or determination of the TRAfL-~R . Brown's Trailer OH IO'S LARGEST Ll'banon Townsh ip, Townsh ip 3 per sons entHied , a nd amounts ...,dillon. Phone 992·2431. ,_ , E•-lltnl location. 123,900. Park , Minersville. Phone 'J92. MOilLE NOME DEALER North , Rangf 11 West , Sec. 7, of o.:ompensation, to be pa id tor • 1D-16.3fc - · .. Re~d for your Inspection. JJ24. bting part o 100 acre Lot No . condemnat ion of the- above Ap ntment plefl~ . .f-9-tfc 141 of Ohro Company Purchast, described property . Disputed 7 ROOM house, both, cool IU WITII CONFIDENCE · containing 0.27 acrt, mort ·or claims cnl"lcernlng entitlement furnace. Thomas Fork Rood CALL 992•WS 992-7191 len ; Tract No . 2122E . Lebanon to and -or the 1mount of ju1t Tff.PJrn &pice, milt from Moln StrMI nur Hllond Ch•rch. Nn HELEN oiiCI VIRGIL Township, Townsh ip J NOf'"th, compens.ftion tor such con new Maigs High 5c:h091 on old Clifford Jocobs. l'hona 992· TEAFORD ASSOCIATES Range n west, Sec . 7. being demnation muU be presented at Rt. JJ. Phont 992·2941 . part ot 100 ICrt Lijl No . U7 of that timt~ or be det'med walvfl!<l . 2417. SYRACUSE '• · 9-~JO!c U.S. Rt,H$. I0.16-61c Ohio I Company Purc~•u. !10J 16, 23. 30, Jtc Notice ,. .• _ _ _ _;. · ------------------, In' the Olttrlct Court Of th~ ·· :I FRIS) CHICKEN ANYTNJNS Hl!~ro 81!1!. ----- BAILEY'S RESTAURANT ' Pets For Sale • • •• For Sale I :,. ' -- •' ••' •• • j '' !!,,, Real Estate for Sale ••• ••• 4 :• •' ' ! 1\EW HOL.L.AI\0 !• • I ,.• •• •' 1~• 'i,' Choose from four tank-type spreaders by New Holland! •• •• I '' Fulton-Thompson YbUR NEW HOME ____ Business Opportunities Auto Sales ' '- r. Help Wanted aeland _____ Realty~ oa• '., 1o.~c Real Estate For Sale w.. ' L~T\ err :~1, ".:fghf ., - - - -- HOIST ETTER ' ~· REALTY WINSTON SALEM For Rent f DANNIE'S ur"' I ' "'JJJI))!I'II!"''•,... ,.:~·~··"f' POMEROY· ATHENS i ,.,.~!''~ 6E TRIFlED WITH IS A LESSOH ClriCE LEARNED !!!fl ~ ~T! REPEL AND SVBOtJf 100! flEAPVr? 'i>~ILY CROSSWORD -- --·-··•(80111 ....... I.Lqllt 1 G. CIIave 10. Copllallt 12. Depolt . :li.Piijclkt ~ (1-) ' 111. Pllluoat 5.w-.r lM. CoiOII)' l . l'or- JG.Allaor 7. Voloanlc :18. Load l.llllri - I.Buq u.eoa.. u. Klllll Ill •n U.Oiut . Ill. Cllarp U.Cboloo 17. 1111119' IIO.Smeor II. "11oo.u - " 11. Bpl>e 10.- lll... 'by ~ U.Doiii- ...... u.a-p. 17.To~ uttlltloa~· l~ntt.LE tnsur.i.~ Jooon OPI!iltor'~ II~? SIEGLER HEATER liM! . Wanled To Buy I~ lH1'1> IICE!iE lHE FOUR 1:6' YOU ATTACK "'E AHD "'GLE· HAHD£D, I HEAD ABOUl, li"(MlOU " "lARIAT lASSO AIN'T ttO M.c:IN T' TRACIOR SA' ES No lJotDn Payment Male Help Wanted rtO'OIIrt' T-' FilET '10' PR'ElTY LI'L CORNFLOWf~ I - .....-.--...... (I ._..,I' >' ;• .... - OUT SA... ' ' . .__.,-. :l.~ ~~~!~ ZDIIJ'C , . . _ ....... /*11ft' .......... , . ., �• lO- The DoUySontlno~Mldclleport..Puneroy, 0., Ocl!l, 111!0 News.,.in Briefo 63 on List For Honors jf'enlh' •• ,_, ..... ll Kimberly Sievers, George years, called fin rail)' lodq to pr!l~Mbel' pwtMe a1ndlll0ft • .• . , • Stewart, Mellssa Thomaa, Mary 1o Call!amia on~ and murder ehaqel. I'IJtl ~ a!TAW,'I. (UPil Pllmi MJ. Jlberllellor ~ ()!pli•M, the betodqilll'to!'lli> llltlolj)IIIDn of The soldlen ..,.. moblllred Tiemeyer, Tammy Tyree. So<nt.y Gul Hail Clilld tile charpuplnlt lbt black mtut.,t niiW Plelft ·!JIIDtl. Trudeau emergency IDea sure &rants 1rotlbl• willl tho FLQ. The by Trud11u after Quebec Eighth Grade - Yield Abbott, pldlotlophy tnsll'uciiJr a !nud and a rra-p and urged .a early ~ lnvoPtl 1lte IPtCial poU.. unlimited aearcb and lnlopa, clad In inen !aUguea Jllatlce Mlnlala' JftOI/Jit Qlo. Emer,eneles Act, ~powen,plii'Diilltbemto andot.eelbe~uac111Dmllt 91tlte said he bad ''II 11011 lo Sharoo Bini!, Julia Capehart, movement of ''laiiDnal proporllcm" to free the 16foar..,ld War revduUooary. . SUipeiiCilng aU clvllliberllel bl make arreols without WBrrl"bb, teD In tile pnc~Awn houn, were anUclplte a rklt or 1 dM!ur· Jennifer Chapman, Charles "h to gu1111 no crime aew lbe 11 a blacll canada u 11te nall,tna.l pjungeill and wolves lbe ctlllomary equipped wllb ~utomallc bldce.u 11001110 Cmger, ·Ricky Couch, Coria Crisp, Larry Fridley, Barbara cwrageouoly !li!IUni a reclat policy of lovernment." HaU aald. deep lnill crlltll. Ill Mclltreal prerc~~llive of damage oulta -JIOM ll1d ~. The Fultz, Gary Grueser , Mike ''TIIrouib AngelaDovia'UNII and pmocuiiDn, the II'JVtiiww.al more thaD J,GOO C<llllba.W'elld1 .1Pinlt tile IO'Il(I!Qitlll flll' atmoapliere- leMe. soldlera mailed at Que~ !.al.ae ......, • The crilllurupted 12 da,. ... Haley, Bill Hsll, David Herd- eeeU to terrorile aU who ....t almt nclam " """ 1111 • . Provincial Pollee beadqWi\· ln . Monlf.hl, the nation's when tile FLQ, wlllcb wiilll man, Belle Hooper, Debbie ll ten. , · largtat olty, · lilt. ljlult"oll . French..tpe~klng Quo bee lt'<llllli' Kennedy, Dano King, Sonia Guard, the atudenlo Ill' other Trudeau, grim and doter· r rbJM an armed camp. aeparated fr<m tile EIWDlh· Klaer, Roberta Lee, KeMeth New Style James, Dalton GaJ&[p parUclpanta woulll be inconmined, took the aciiDn newr · Soldiers moblllzecl Thunday af. epealdiiC prGVInoea Canada G~,CrystalG~. ~ Madden, Peggy Murphy , NEW YORK - ABOUT . . mJIIENTS robbed and beat befln imubd by I Cllledian ternOOR bJ Trudeau were lined abiJ~cled Britlab diplomat ceivable," tile report said. Hoover. Debbie Janey, Mona Sharon Murray, Debra pu11011gers on a 11011tllb0und subway under Manhattan Thuraday "The ovldence pnllinlad to head of stale. Ilia two and one- up, guna strapped a~ their James Crou. It eacalaled King, Sandra Landaker, McLaughlin, Roger Nelson, Ill baa OIJaNioJ!ed lila! Kenl afternoon. half year old regime has been ehesta, In front of pollee . Saturday when tile !lepll'llilta Michael Magnotta, Charles Judy Owen, Debbie Priddy, Sllte Unlvenlty wu In ltiCh a The oludenll, believed to be from George Wllllhlngloo iiiCb badly !!hakeD by tile deterlorat· Pomerww Youth in at inaehlne IIUD-poinllrldnaped alate or Marshall, Janet Maue, Tanuny Tom Sievers, Don SUvera, John cl1arepalr, lila! It wu Sehool111d PubllcSchooll43, gotm thelraln at noontime. Outside lngaltualloallemmlngtnnnthe ·~, ~ebec Labor Minister Pillrre Michael, Kimberly Ohlinger, R. Thomaa, Teresa Thomas, lolaUy Incapable of '*'Uni to Dance Unit LaPorte. Judith Radford, Dottie Roush, Steve Walburn, Joy While, Pam the llllsl Street SIIUon they pulled the omergmcy cord and lbductlm of_two topo!llclala.by lite llllw!Um In all)' e!fecllvt terrorized Ute.........,.. while the train wasi!Gpped. Some were tile terrorll~ • oeparatlat FLQ. Nen Colmer, .aon of Mr. and BoUt men were believed ot111 Angela Sisson, Tamara Stanley. Wilson, Baeheba White. threatened at tnlfe.i>olnl. Betides auspendlns clvU Mra. orten Colmer, Pomeroy, ta allve del!l'lle FLQ threall to llllllllllll'," aald the repiri. The panel conUnued Ill aaar· one of 211 Berea College Counlry execute lllem If Ute terrorllta' 1n1 bluhl the Kent Stale lldDlncere tourlng lndlana and demanda for releue of 23 lll!!dltraU... and llld II baa. Pupils of the Racine McLain, Brent Patterson, Ohio. In Olford, the group wiD Jl'i8onera were not met. ''ftlllered an altitude ill lull)', Elementary School named to MarlePickens. perform at Miami University. AM....,.,.,..,I lUI tile War the honor roll for the flrat six Third - Cricket Carpenter, Oilier atopo are at Riehmond, Emergencies Act bad been ovw4ndl!llenceandJ!triDioolvewilll,lll 1111denlll 11111 weeks grading period an- Tammy Cleland, Kent Varney. Ind., Hamillon, and Mid- Invoked wu mad,e at &:llll a.m. ully," II rqulata lltelr nounced today made a grade of Second - Crista Beegle, PHNOM PENH (UP! )-Com- spawned by a typhoon and by an aide to Trudeau. Lt. Chim Sllvang, a company dletown. lcllviUea ·and Ia YUinerable to Bor above In all theirs subje<ll. Peggy Bush•. Enc Hill, Sonja munisl troops p118hed to within concentrated their fully fury on COOIIIIlllller at Roar Kong, The Berea Dancers ate a IUIII· The acU111 came eleht llourJ radical olamenta. They are : Hill, . Bob Bill Lee and Clrl rUle shot of a village only 211 the Ho Chi Minh Trail In Laoe aald hla lateat lnlelllgence academic student performing after Quebec Premier RDbert The npart aadd &DQibor ... Sixth Grade - Scott Wolle, all Moms. miles north of Phnom Penh for the elghlb eonsecuUve day. indicated that about 300 Norlb group founded 1n 1.938. The Bouraaaa, calling It the govern· ample "of Where the univerally A, Eric Dunnlnl!, all A, Kevin today and field reporla deCommunist pressures on Rio- Vletnameae Infantrymen were primary aim of the group Ia to ment'a tlna1 offer, pledged lei baa obvloualy conlrtbulad to the Willford. scribed the situaUon as "crlti- kar Koog coincided wllll an postUoned lees lban 2110 yards preserve dl"ces native to the recommend parole for five of mala It now ' - " Ia the OV• Appalachian area. A typical tile 23 uparatlat political Fifth - Lois Bailey, Larry al " Radio contact with the eight-hour bombardment !rom the center of town. eremphasll V.Jch It hu p1lcetl Fisher, Perry Hill. , ~ilhoge Rokar Kong was lost against the town of Skoun, 3ii "Our situation is crtUcal at IJI'OIII'&m coostsla of Englleh, prlsonera In nchange for and allowed to be placed Ill Danlah and American folk freedom for O'oa allll LaPorte. for a miles norlbwesl of Phnom Tokar Kong," Savang aald. Fourth Brice Hart, Beverly dances wtlb special empbaals Bouraua set a 3 a.m. the rtsht to co-L Savang said the North u .S. headquarters 1n Saigon Penh, wblcb serves as the said radar-guided B52 stratolor· supply center for . a major Vletnameae were elementa of oo17thandl811lcenturyEngllah deadllne, and when the FLQ Po•tale COUDiy Common failed to lormaUy respcr.d by Pleaa Court Judie Edwin W. tresses ignored bad weather Cambodian offensive along the 11$111 Regiment, a unit court and Morrla dances. TBidl TO MEET lbat time he and Montreal Jones accepted the npart and Highway 6. But no ground which moved Into the Phnom The Meigs County Tuber· cilflcials ~ormed Trudeau of aald It wu "u eabauaUve u TEACHERS STRIItE "No matU!r who is elected attack followed the raid and Penh area last week. Rokar culosis and Health Assn. will PIULADELPHIA (UPil the state ''aPifthentled In- your Inquiry baa been. governor in November, the Cembodlan spokesmen said Kong iB the side of Cambodia's meet at 7:30p.m. Wednesday at The Phlladelpbla FederaUon of surrecllon" IIley felt allied In "Everything lbat baa 1raJ1o. citizens of Ohio will be faced government forces there were only &In clisUUery. There were the Middleport Villege Hall. Teachera (PFTl went on atrike the city. Trudeau, a French- plred here In the lui ftve weD dug In and protected. unconflnned reports earlier Plans for the 1970 Chrisbnas with a county income tax neJ:t £11_ In the city'• 271 public echoole Canadian Ia a naUve of Mm· weeb wiD go with you to the spring If the Republicans UP! corresp.mdents reporUng lbat the town bad been overrun. Seal campaign will be com· treal. ' IIJ"ave," said Jtlles. today, defying a court ord!'l". dominate the Ohio House ," !rom Rokar Kong said a pleled. Manning Kloes, Mid· Communist force of undeter· dlepart, is local president. All John Thomas Cedy, candidate for state representative, mined slle tried to push Into Tractor Pull at board members ilre asked to charged at Southern Local the northern end of the town of attend. U . P. D. McOeedy of the School District tea chers' 3,000 residents late Thursday. me eting Thursday night in Gallipolis Post of the State But Cembodlan officers said Rigbway Patrol said today that Velel'lll8 Memorial Hospital Raclne . the Communists were driven the Patrol is seeking applicants "A county income tax is ADMITTED Robert Dye, back. another example of bsnd..,ld foc the 90th Academy Class Letart, W. Va. which will start nest Jlll!uary DISCHARGED Joe Quivey. patching up to heal Ohio's 13. o In conjunction with the Tammy Ferguson , Donald education problems, and it Applicants should be between won't help barbecue a garden tractor Dailey, John Hanning, Bernard certainly the ages of 21 and 30, at least 6 (Ctalbluod from Page II pulllnl! conteat will be held all Southeastern Ohio schools," the Gilkey and Connie Jewett. ft. 9 Inches In height, weigh at and trulXimwn paid thereafter p.m. weather permitting . • Democratic candidate said. least liiS !be., a high school from $56 to $7S a week. Tractors are to he weighed In at . .- - - - - - - , "!stand on the platform of the graduate and in good pllysical Gilligan, campeignlnl! today tile Dale Kautz farm before Democratic Party which caUe condition. in Cleveland, charged lbal noon on the day of the e•1ent. for total reform of Ohio's The patrol has a starUng Cloud voted In 1963 to change Features of the barbecue to be rr.r. • .4,.. E' regressive tax program which .Uilt:nliiJI Tonig~t & Saturday hurta those least able to pay. l salary of f6IS per month, an the unemploymetrl compensa· held beglnninl! alll a.m. at the October 1'-11 advocate a state corporate attracUve pension plan, group lion law, which is now "creal- firehouse wlll include barTHE CYCLE Income tax as a first step for Insurance plans coverinl! health Ing tragic hardship in the becued chicken and spare rtbs SAVAGES end Ufe. All uniforms and <Technicolor) needed funds; then, if adequipment are furnished. of the current auto strike." r Bruce Dern. Chris Robi nson dU1onal funds are required, I Applicants successful In Gllllgan said 11\e 1963 change • • VILLA RIDES! support a state graduated passing Ute several eums who In tile law took a'll'ay unemploy-[ {Technlcotorl perionaJ income tax." Robert Mitchum "1. am a candidate because as enter the Patrol Academy wiD menl compensation !rom perbe peid whlle they train and sons laid off by a struck com· Yul Brynner hool he SHOW STARTS 1 P.M. a sc teac r I am com· receive uniforms and main· pany, even 11 the plant . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _. . mitteri to improve Ohlo's tenance while In schooll2 weeks educational record," Cedy said. worked In was not ·~:;I at the modem Patrol Academy Cloud was speaker of the t "I support Jack Gilligen end hla In Columbus. of RepresentaUvea In 1963. educaUonal proposals. Hwe are Interested appllcanll are "This is the type of spe<;a! [ to have tax reform and inedvised to contact the Ohio interest legislation the Republl· creased stale aid to educatioo, I State Palrol Pool located on US cans hnve consistently spon. see no profit in returning an 35, west <1. GalllpoUe ar call Tonight, Sit. & Sun. sored and supported," said GDlnewnbent to the Ohio House Gallipolla 446-2433 or Pomeroy llgan. "And Roger Cloud joined who has already permitted this Oct. 16-17-18 992-2397 to make an aphis Repablican colleagues In si.ckness in our system. I say it'.e point:ment for an interview. Out Dauble Feature Prog ram time for a change." voUng for the bW, evenn ,~~~I "WEDDING NIGHT" of state residents also may the speaker usually re Starring apply. from votiq." Tessa Wyatt Howard Metzenbawn, IJem<>. Dennis Waterman DUMP CLOSED INSTALLATION SET R11ted " R" Syracu~e Mayor Herman A special meeting of the cratic candidate for the U.S. - Plus1 .ondon satd today the Syracuse Junior American Legion Senate, urged Tan to esplaln " EVE" Starring ~ump IS closed end lbal the Auxiliary will be held at 7 pm. why be did not vote on final Robert Walker ump area will be posted. Tuesday at the Racine passage of the comprehensive Celeste Carmell Anyone dumping In the area American Legion Hall. Officers drug abuse and cootrol act In wtll be prosecuted, London said. wiD be installed by Mrs. Charles Congress. Kessinger , Eighth District Pleulllt Valley Hlllpilal Junior Activities cbalrman. ADMITTED - John Tylor, Mrs. Gerald Simpson Ia unit Leon; Isaac Wallis, Apple advisor. Those Interested In Grove; Mrs. Robert Un· beComing members are Invited. derwood, Pt. Pleaaanl; Larry AIIIMW ....... IIIIDII 1. Laoki and IIlii IIIea. great Europa&~~ road Todd Bnun!leld, Aehttll; Mra. HOMECOMING SET car btrt .-tarn. Homecoming will be held Barnard Wallece, Middleport. DISCHARGES - Tracy Sunday at the Mornlnl! Star Mohr, Floyd Reynolds, Glenn United Methodist Church. Sayre, Mrs. Homer Bonecutter, Sunday School at 9:30am. wiD -1.1D ···- Ono ...; llttOfiOMI. qulatn• F<!rdl - 01•• Newaome, Lillian Pesgy he followed by worllhip service and ... mcii!IIUXUatl0:30. There will be a basket Lyvere, Sylvia Mullins, Mra. M !llli ....., Tile ,11111e , . . ., dinner at noon willl an af. Hoyt Jividen, Rodman Forbla, Vernon Miller, Dale Talbott, CBI'. big an gu, on lftlln!!l'. lemoon program to begin at Mrs. Darrell Hswthorne, Lora 1:30 p.m. Special music wiD be - · on ropal~~o , Brownlnl!. a feature. Slaty-three Melga County Junlrl' High School studenll ha¥e boon rwned to the llornlr roll at the c1<110 of the flnt sll weeb grading period. Maklni a grade of B or above In aU subje<ll were : Seventh Grade - Patrick Alnon, Bruce Beach, Bruce Blackaton, Brenda Bolin, Christie Burson, Sandy Carleton, George Carper, Karen Coleman, Ginger CuUUJilJ, Cherie Fry, Cindy of aTJ"ent· of u e• ,_, ..... Berea Enemy Closes In Racine Pupils On Honor List Cady Standing For Reform of F . I ' time. -ol r.o. ' Tax Stmcture of 90th Patrol 0pens \ABSS JaD.U&ry' }3 F~~'!::mwnl F Tnem" F r.:=:~~:~~ Shop At Elberfelds ,in Pomeroy Friday and ·saturday Nights unt"lI 9.00 Bargains All Over the Store - Furniture and Floor "'-··-..: \. and , eanng r.oppare1... or MEIGS THEATRE your Family h~oldaoflnnocentvicUma .a=nd~~ ====ma=~~k~e~cr~e~mn=-.rF~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DEMOLAY TO MEET The Melga Demolay Chapter will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Middleport Masonic Temple. The Motbera' Club wiD meet at the ...,. hour In the basement of the temple. They're our people . . . atwaya raady to take care of your financial needa carefully. And courteously. Come in and get acquainted. RUTlAND ":J Size- Small, Medium, Large and Extra large Serving Meig., Cauruy Fur Ot;n 111/ Year& BAHRMIIIOL£PORT, CLOTHIERS o: Nlember Federal Reserve System Member Federal DeposillnsuranceCCHporahnn All Accour~ts Insured Up To$20..000.00 ' See your For Men and lqs • ,. • ~ •• • ~ · -- -- ......-- •. -,. ..... .............- .. - - -.... - - ....... ..... ~ .. ......... ~ ....... ..... .. - - ... .,...,~.J. .... ., "--:r . ., ~ Families . ....1> ~ -~. .... Fly !be Plag Proud,ly _G _Es____~---------------------------------------------T~ H, ~? ~""·~: ...... - _______________________3_2_M .,.... ~ VOL _IV_NO_. _ 38...:___ __ _ _Pome_roy_-M_Iddleport _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ SU:. :. . . . .NDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1970 , 0 <, dl>'· ·· o ·' > Calilp. I? ""1> " .!t ..... · ·:'l ... TEN CEf>ITS ...,,....,...reF-...,..--,-- ~ ,. . ... oc~J ·__...,...... ,.~ .... • :<; . ' ,.-.' o .<'c,v - ~ ;·· (A -oo Fire Losses High GalllpoUa Volunteer Fire Department, aided bJ Ute Pt. PJealllll tlld Gsl Departments, prevented heavier lou. The fire wu tUaoovered Ill 10:23 p.m. when clly patrolman Steve Waller&, 111 rouUne patrol, noUced noke aeeplnl! fr<m Ute hardware building. Two lrucb were first on the acene, but two others re8)101lded later wh111 II wu plain the ftre waa spreading to Ute rear of tile alruolure. The !We qutckl,y got Into tile unoccupied apartment on the aeamd ftoor of the adjoining buUdinl! housing Joe's Tavern. Flames also burned througb the celllnl! of tile tavern owned by Franlr; Pierotti. John PlerotU aald Ute tavern wu completsty remodeled this put summer. There was heavy 111110ke and water BY DALE RCYI'IIGEB GALIJPOLIS - Of!lclala said Sllturdq estlmatee of dama&e may run u h1gb u f!GO,OIIO bt a fire late Friday nlgbl wldcb damqed three of the oldellt ballnell eataWibmenla located m the loww part of the 3011 block of the Second Ave. ea... of Ute blaze which originated ... theteemd!loorln the Farm•'• Hardware Store bad not been determined. Volunteen frllm the Oalllpol18 Fire Department nmalned at Ute IIC8IIe late Saturday. Heevlelt ctamaae apparent~)' wu In the rear of the Farmer's Hardware buiitllng Owned by Virgil Hilon and leased to Eddie E. Ev&lll. ~ actlm by the llfiiUIId floor of lJalh buUdlnga. Smoke damage was alto reported In Ute adjoining waD of 11m» Dlaccnmt Store. An Investigation Ia unde~ay lo determine the aac1 cauae IIIII total damege to the three flnna lnyplved. damege In the •sslstant Fire auer 91aa Jlamllton clrecled the fire !ighUni optl"allmlln, the absence of Chief James A. Northup who wu out of town. Twenl)'..,..e Gallipolis firemen w•e aided by II Sll11or !inmen and sll junlora !rmn lhe Pt. Ple818111 VolunteEr Fire Department 111d two !Ire ilgbters from the ('.aDtpoliB State JnstltUie. Also assisting.,..... piiUUIOI fnm the GaiBa Count)' ClvU Deii!ISI. . t'l ' re ; 11'1 ... ed ~ ly Musical Opens Thursday lh ed ed be l:h BY BOB HOEFLIOI pPMEROY- n'U be another open1ng of a tmc aeries of abowa Thuraday night at Melp .IIICb School, Rock lljlrlnp, when the lllc BendMinllrel .•m-JaUon lilagel. INSPECT DAMAGE- Property ownen in1pac:t dlmqe caued by Friday night's blaze In downtown GaWpolla aft• tile fire wu e~ by volunteer firemen. Calde of the blaze ll! not yot detftdned. • !aU mllllcal. Resources on Review Oct. 30 ·ofe=== cbJirman the State Reaource Commlllee. Leiding ope•k• of the cmference wiD be Jolm A. HaMal!, former prealdenl of Mlchlglll Stata Untvtnlty llld oow administrator of the u. s. Agency for In· ternatlonal Development, apeal<lng ... "IDterdopellllence of World, U. S. and lAical CmununiUes." Novice G. Fawcett, President of The Ohio State Univeretty, wiD welcome guests. A gmeral session oo commtmll)' development will follow. After that, Dr. Dougan will dlscusa the ''Role of the USDA Committee for Rural Development." "Operation of the A-85 Project Review Pragrmn" will be Ute subject of a llhort 1ft8011t.IIIDn by Bllljamln R. Brace, manuer, Ohio ClearlngboUH, Oblo ~lljliiiOill (ConUnued Ill pl8e 3) New house, . An old look themlel-. 14 ft· Ill" Curtaln,llme both nlghta Ia 1:10pm. Slaled uruler Ute IIJlOIIlOI"8III of the 1.ocal School District A!hletic Board, the "FaD Fling" will ape11 wilb "H My Frlenda Could See Me Now" by a t:borWIIIne of :M pis. The glrla, lllnglng and daDC!ni, wiD move mto a l"llll1flY wbleh Ia being tiled for the first lime In a Bit! Btnd show. Making up tho group are Naney Thtlllpam, Leta Floyd, Marla Neutzllng, Darla Neutzllng, Sherry King, Mlllla ~. Q)nnle Lanning, Jeanie Scbneldfr, Tine Nlerl, Shelly Mankin, Maunen JleJmessy, Debt Gallqher, Jan KonnetiY,Janllolter,Jllane Larklno, Kayo llowaU, Klllda Cl&My, Pldll Wtll, Bobble Archer, Amy llamm, Sue Soulaby, Mary Bradbury, andy Scbnelder and Pepy O'Brien. Pk:&w& . . SCary II)' PAT ROUCJ[ GALIJPOIJS - What do you do when you want an old boUle and your husband wants anew me? You COitiJI'Omlae, that's wbatl The Robart Thomaaea, Rl. 311, bad lbil declliaa to make. So, Mardi • year ago they bepn Ute "new boule wllb the old loolt:" about a mDe well of GaUipoliB. Tblllnterestlngbouse (on the rl&bt ae .you go town RID Grande) baa aUracled atteniiDn mr alnce conatruclloD begM. It Ia dea1gned In the lradlllaaal11!11e poptd•r bt lilt earb' 110111. Elmll' Stover, lacal Ctllfraelor, put " under roof, Sneellle Th<lma• are doiJ!Ia 8Jea1 deal of the '1101'1!: IIIW' lltlllp are IIlli to be done. Mr. Tbomu, who baa baan moving tarse lim• from tile 6lilndlllm of an old bam 1baf mce lllood m 8Uinllle Rd.,~ been IIllilrlad In plalli II! blj!M!op lbi drl-r bee- be baa beeli ~ ·lo pt ae _ , ..,..es u he needa. 111.1 piJIII ... to lil>e the C1I'Ved tki-y wllli tile •• ft· a! Seecpl ,qbt of the 21 - number . . . - . . . will be Salllrday night. . ~ the IIIIa 11~"1 fealurl!l of the , bOUle . . llttllllb lalchel and llrap ldapt aU male by .Mr. Thomu. Be male. Ute lelchMililaU thidoon.l nlbahoue• 111!11 Ill tile ll&'bl fll&tn bl the family ruom. . TboUgb not quJio !in!llled, tile boule Ia ellrldlve with Wlite pull back, baDtrinlad *eperlel md !Meresltng prq~ w~~~~. n 1a a ~ 111a1 reDecta the til4vtdualll7 of a ftmll1 who arrtnd II ~ worldpowere can'I,MD '9 do, '. happy eomprom!a. . '· · d r w · "' "":})~#"':U"? " "'Wo:u;.sc;~ • EXCELLENT SELECTION NATIONAL BANK Than lT,OOO ....... Clear and cold with !ro.at or freezing temperature& lonlgbt, lows mld 50s to low 3118. Sunny and not quite u cool Safllnlay, hlgba In the mid and upper 50s. CPO JACKETS POMEROY POMEROY Weather Your Invited Gue.t • Reaching More POMEROY - Sen. Oliver Ocuet of Akron will be the main speaker at the Schoolmaaters and Schoolwomen's dinner wbleh IIPtlll the IMual meeUni of lbe Soulheutern Ohio Eduoation AuoctaUon to be held In·Athena, Oct. ZNO. Mra. Harold Slluer, Mlddl~ Routa 1, is chairman of the 1:30 dinner which wiD be held at the Flrll United Melhodlal Qureh on South College St. on Oct. 29. ~•110111 at ~ each aboold be maUed no later lban Ocl :lll'to Mra. Sauer. Music for lba dinner meeUng will be provided by the Grand Chorale of Rio Grandt College 'wllb Merlyn Roaa dlrecUni. Senator Ocaaek, aa asaoelale 2 AQtos Looted Thl! meetq, to llpl!ll at 10 a.m. after at to 10 a.m. reglalraUon period, wiD adjltn at 3:l,p.m. A bee! barbecue l!lllclleon will be lltlrVed at nom by tile campua Saddle and Sirloin Cub. A t3 reglalratton fee wiD cover tile hllcl!eon, IJI'OIII'lm l!lpellll!, 111d p&Jting. Prepaid luneh11011 reservaUons are needed bJ October :a In the County Eltenllm O!!l..:e of Meigs or Gallla County, or clrectly to Ute office of Paul R. 'lllomu; auoclate alate leader, commUDity and nalllral...,urce devetopnent, 21211 Fyffa Road, Co!ID1Ibua 43210. a! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 16, 1970