https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/20143eef28dd669865a090563678e243.pdf fedb866c9c4228ea5375f36bfe6a1d4b PDF Text Text ... - ·eckers 8iotetS _Democracy ,,v· NIIMIII~ '- pnoral 0111>1.1 I ·.•. 6 ..... ' . Slzet fi'ora 29, to ol2 waist llleisur•' end Y9ur correc:t length- Solid colors. Bl•ck, brpwn, olive. • While they Jest - Friday and S.turday. 4.00 Take advantage this week end on the greer Sllvlngs In girls school dre!ises. Many styles to choose from . Ail advertised name brands. Ail easy care fabrics . Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to u I I ,' i ;I ,.,' 'I ,, , ' I .' ., REEDSVILLE The Reedsville -Long Bottom Homemakers Club will meet Nov. 4 at I p. m. at the home of Mrs. Marilyn Hanmun. At the first two meetings of the club this season the program topics were "FamUy Communications" and ..Bltxk and Bridges," given by Mrs. Margaret Brown . Meeting plae<!S were at the Brown home and with Mrs. Opel Harrill. A social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Attending were Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Harrill, Mrs. Margaret Groosnickle, Mrs. Bess Larkins, Mrs . Ella Osborne, Mrs. Marilyn Hannwn, Mrs. Ella Hannum and Mrs . Gladys Williams. Carpenter enll!rtained recently with a party honoring their daughter, Carol Denise, on her firat birthday ualveraary . Guests were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Benney Stafford, Rlcky and Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. La.ry Stafford, Sr. , Loretta, Larry, Jr. and Penny, Mrs. Jnhnnle M. SUckey, Mrs. Iris Morris, Barbara and Brenda, Roble and David Reed, and Mra. Polly Gibbs and Connie. '' ~;. •, ,,"''' ' ,, (, l 1, '" i't;· i;i tf•I L ' ' 1·- h ., .~·. ,. •, JEWELRY PARTY HELD SYRACUSE Janice Lawson was demonstrator recenUy for a jewelry party at the l>ome of Mrs. Carl Hubbard. Games were played and prizes Women's Sweaters 700 0 J-:~-:-~~---------4-----....:.;:.:,:::_ Sale! Friday and Saturday COMEFORBffi111DAY CHESTER - Mrs. B. A. waa pleuanUy surprJaed Saturday evening when her ·800 and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Conroy of Colwnbus came with a beautiful decorated birthday cake for her birthday and spent the weekend with her. Dodson .MEIGS llbTRE currenf styles and fabrla. s,w now wt ..._famous name brand dresses - choose several at these grMt savings. ,,.,ll~ ~ (Tec:hnicolorl Vincent Price Christopher Lee POP I I Color I Alen Arkin, Rite Moreno SHOW STARTS 1 P.M. ---------· M~SON DRIVE-IN Fri., 511. & Sun. Oct. 30, :n . Nov. 1 THE STUDENT NURSES Also VIRGIN SOLDIERS Fri., 511. & Sun. Nov. 6-7-1 I, A LOVER AI!KI WEEKEND WITH THI! BABYSITTER ""'• .•;,,),~ .... ..... ~~·~· Women's Car Coats 22.00 '·I•. \~o! Kayser Hosiery Sale 6.00 S.lel 55 piece Ail styles and colors of Kayser Pantyhose and Stockings now at Fall Sale prJces lri~our First Floor Hosiery Department. listening music. Rog.ue PhD Maid.. Panties Shifter Lang Gowns 2 pai UNI Sale2.38 Black . . N~vy. 1.25 . Boys Girls Sdtaal Sizes 6 II> 11. About :1110 pelrs to 1111. Terrific See the selec:tlon of f-...._ __...__.,...____.......,_..,....,a budget llbums. A .special group. Bargains. pastel colors. Size rano• .._ 14 and 2T-4T, 2.75 Mens and Boys Cotton Twill Jean Type Trousers Western style - lj!pered leg . Not al( sizes In all colors. · ..,.. Sills hi 11 - 2.00 Mtn's Sills 111 ,34 - ,, S. Prlca • " ·' LOCkER, TRUNKf i,,.), ~·; 11 ~1 · ~;1 ,fl!ief . ' ' - Be sure td,,,.,;,;, 17.15 CooiC Ahead Sets menton RCA f971 Blue Corntiowor dtllgn. s.t consilii oll-2\'o quart covorld -pon lnd ,._22 CIUDCI Pol lit pen~ Willi pllliiC COYitl, Ioiii .... 29.9S Corning Ware ' La-41'' x20'''-,11or- ----------------------·-·---~ ·r 17..,S Corning Wari Trio Seta ::::~~o!!u~..!~:": . Set cOnsists of: 1 quart c:overed sauce pan, 111-~ quart covered saucepan, lo/• quart ·covered saucepan. 9.99 ASet flnl,.., ' 69.00 .' . or.to..a ,I"N . ·. . · ' walnut, moplo, ook or ~n "' 1 . \ '' -. ' ·~· ' J ' VI .•· .~J i sa · ' , . !'. Weather ParUal clearing and cooler: tonight, lows ranging from mid ·31111 to low tos. Saturday partly cloudy with" little change In temperatures, hlghs from mid 50s Ill low 8011. TEN CENTS the development of plans lor the lwo areas, Welker aald. Tbe state has been divided Into five dJatrlcta, northwest, northeast, aoutheast, southwest and central, under the water plan. Tbe northwest plan already is under way ' and preliminary surveys for the northeast plan are being mode. The survey lor the soutlleast and central districts wm evaluate the ground water reaources of both COioolldated and unconsolidated aquifers and prepare for ground water resource maps of the areas. ~ I ' ~-~ ~ ao." ··" . . . Prealdellt Carl Horky appointed Mr. and Mrs. Manning Kloes, George Ingels and Bill Childs to an orr angemenli commit,lee. It alao was voted to begin keeping business placet~ open evening hours on Dec. 14 unW Cluistmas. Shoppers will be offered six $60 j)l'lWl eaeh week and three $100 prizes on tho final three days before Cbrislmas, for 8 tolal of $1,5011. The meeUng was at the Colwnbus and Southml Ohio Electric Co. ~- CAROL SIMONS, WF&.EY SIMONS, and Mlcbele ~.left to right, were among the nearly 100 collwned youngsters who competed for prlzea at Thuraday night's rommunlty Hallowe~~~ party. Carol and Mlcbele were IIHI placewtnnen. C,.ostume Winners Listed Despite drizzling rain Thursday evening, almost 100 youngsters donned a favorite costume to vie for priles at the annual community Halloween parly given at the An~erlcsn Legion haU in Middleport Feeney-Bennett Post 128 hosted the annual event 011d awarded prizes of $2. $1 and 50c for !INJI, second and third places respectively, In four categories In three age groupinys. Judging lhe costOOtlng were Selwyn Smith, Mrs, Dwight Wallace, and Mrs . O!arles Kessinger. Everybody, costwned or not, went away a winner liS the junior awdllary mcmbors or the pbs! dJatrlbuted wooden airplane klta and bags of treats. In addiUon lo the prizes awarded, eaeh one who came in costume was given a dime by the reglonnalres. Cider and donuts were served. Winning costume prizes in the Cll.egory of up to six yeA!'& old (Cuttlnuecl on PJ!IIe 12) 4 of5 Meigs . Delli Spe$ial 24JI ,,, 1'-95 11UJIIS - Sllil13.01 · 14.t$'1RUJIKS: -:-: ' ' 13.95. ly ....." ' , Z4.t5 'litiilu ..: WI ~• .. 2195 ~NKS - S. .&.36 MiiTOIS· IOcup Percolltort Etectromltlc S.ve 5.07 Regular prict 29.95 . . wming Ware~~~~ 1-·----·-·--·-··-·-----------·-·----·~ :·, 27.50 . . . . . . . 2tdo Plate Glass *"• Set fRf£ ·I' l .. ' .1 ' ·· Well built - herd COVlll'tn9 • a.:.aa pi~;., heavy steel .hardware ' ind lock, a~ Chrome plated. Leathir ~~~~dies - water resfit111nt. ' : - S. 12.88 ASet lllil• ~ Jullarrlved a l1rga shipment 2 tablespoons, I cold mMt fork. 1 pierced dftllrt server. J butter knlfl, I sugar spoon with this stt of flatware. I lrid 1.89 ASet ·;· z1rPER BAGs · · 19.95 .. All ylnylall!f vinyl .o!ICI clolh comblllllllans zipper tor ' OllllltfM!Int~Y'I duly -r. Sturdy, comfort. lf"l~~l-. ' In 1 wldo; til eiiil..,lont &lilt. Snloolh " ' ·r. 'tilit*' wlfll pu111abf ' • ' . · ' Ideal lor ICIIOOI. oPor11 COnitrucfl!*' worJcll'l. • . By Oneida In A Gift Box Set Includes: - 16 teaspoons I dinner knives I dinner forks I salad forks a dessert spoons ' · Vl•lt lht Rocord Doport· mont on fill 2nd floor, 5te fllo large . selecllon of album• In lfOI>Uiar. country -m. rock. J•u and comic, 1110 NIY lllltnlng, Stainless- Steel Flalwanl Sell ~d • 5 piece Elberfllds is Headquarters for T~!~tTr~~~~ GJmand · - · Polyaltr·Colloo . .. lllld ~ Ml~t Serilkes Held Merchanl.i Aasn. Thursday ,. " Gl'aveall;le ....vicea'\me ·bald night set llle . dale , for the iA!dBY for Infant David Michael community Cl!ristmU kickoff Wright who died Thurf!day 1n parade on Monday night, Nov, Mercy Hoopital at MI. vernon. He Ia Survived by lila parenta, · Mlchaeillld Shbon Wright; a V~MemorlliHIIIpllal , , ~Isler, Talnmy Kathryn ADMISSIONS - Evalene '· Wright; graildparents, Mr. and Pauley, Portland; Leo Hysell, Mrs. Uoyd Wright, Pomeroy, )lliddleport; William Lewis, , and Mr. and Mn. James Middleport. , ' Whitl8tch of ~· Ser· DISCHARGES - Leona . v1cea were at 1 p.m. at Beech Lenz, O!arleo Cochran, Thomas Grove Ce!Delery with the ftolv, McCloud, Clifford Beegle, Eupoe Gill off!clalillll: James Blake. " •· '· , _.. miMieo llopn fllllktl. Parade Day Set",. . . , .. - control. country western 1nd eay Two Day Sale Beige · Scantyhose or all sheer styles. &u<.~ I With full length zipper front and nylon quilted lining. Colora to match the mens work uniforms. Sizes 36 to 50 on sale. Friday and S.turday ' For Adulls Only « A illce llltttl&n t li'lldl tape In papOiilr, rock, ,;, , ' ' \18iiiiiC lot ilmlgb a ned c\ul'ed;c·n!tfl Ctllter ,bomecomtna queen of Polyester Washable- Records r---~-------- -~-~..( Save Tbls-Weekend ldell for school W.ar or drtll up. Choose from Hverll styiH In white or ,• ' ' Electric Blankets ..... .. Men's Uniform Jackets Shop now for a good warm car coat. O.oose from wool mellon. fake furs, wet look vliwl. tweeds. and corduroy - single and double breasted. Many colors to choose from. Sizes 8 to 20 and 14'1• to 22'h. Permenent Preu · I, <, -· - 8 Track Stereo Tapes Another biiJ shipment of,, . 6.25 ·': ' Terrific Value for this sate only Sale! Friday and Saturday State Representative Ralph Welker, ,11-Pomeroy, dlaclosed today that the slate controlling board has approved 8 request by the Depariment of Natural Resources for release of $898,140 to hire conaultants for a hydrogeological survey of ground water potential in Soulheul and Central Ohio. The survey, Welker ••· plaiDed, is a part of the Ohio Comprehensive Water Plan being developed lo preserve the slate's water resources. An accurate esUmale of the water polentili is neceasary In Drapery Departm111t - 2nd floor a y1rd -~ Water Study Is Launched · 5.95 Plcfurts~2.: us PidW'eW:...:...,;, • ,• ' ,.. . "Barqnet""Fully .Automatic ~ ' Navy blue or dark olive green. Full zipper front. Sizes small (36-38), medium (40-42J,Jarge (44--461 and eKtra large (48-501. Styled In junior pe11te sizes 3 to 11 -regular junlors7 to 15 misses sizes 8 to20 and heft sizes 12112 fo24'h . NOT OPEN Oclober:J0-31 SCREAM AND SCREAM AGAIN 1.00 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1970 .POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' Oloose from hW~dr~ of fabrics 111d col9rt· Your lovely new draperies will be tillllrecl to lnv width -any length- any fullness you .rtquest: ' Bring' In your . me111urements and antov the savings Friday and Saturd!ly.,,, wearing. 15.00 ... I MOctt·to-your·IIIUI~ Frldor ond S.turdly Men's Sills 36 m41 - 7.00 Aii ~t VoL ~II •NO. 140'' . ,. l ' Deooled To 7Jae lntere~U Of1Jae Meip·MtiMHl ~ Culum Made Daab o.••. llg Iovings Button trent all virgin wool •wealert. orion sweaters Willi Suodo fronts, wool and orion swoalltS wlfll suede fronls All In 1M popuior fall shade. Sizes from :lollooi6. ' g;lected from our regular stock ot womens .dr~..;, '· en tine at y Tht wbeate•r II one of EurOJ'e'a • earlleat aprln& ,mlaralllrj btrda, olton reaching , England bJ tbe end or · lpoclal S.lo, Prlcll ftr Frldor lftll Soturdoy 1.39 Men's 18.95 Swealrlrs an S. FridaJ Md SalurdaJ far 15.00 • ftow You Know t----------.:....--.,.....--.i--1 1----';.....~----~;:_._.:.;.:..;.____-J Cloth bod< • Durable. Long MJMEN'S DRESSES TDtllgllt, Oc,_ 21 Fridoy & 511urdly _____....J . 3.t9 Jlic:t..W.....;..::1.M"' 2.49PI~urts-1.2S u~ Ptc:tuns-'--us IJoJS' Sizls 10 .to 20 I 5.00 Sale! Friday and Saturday Tbls S.te Only Reg. 59c Sale! Verplex Pictuqs Mlrboll•od colors In brown, blue, yellow, rid. grey, block, green, or-. pink, Excellent selection of plaids. Dark plallls and light plaids. Included In this special value of womens warm winter coats are fur trimmed dressy styles and cas~al untrimmed coats. Many styles and fabr1cs to choose from In sizes 8 to 20 and half sizes 12112 to 24112. ... FebruarY. ~price 18 'JlaUQn, '" c ' 'lbo PI e-'illm'tllmoullne, with I pcillll!l -lllldllallod conv•ti. .Wttb SecretSenlee agentain'lt, ~forward. .· ec•IJimbled from llle convertible. Se1vli were hllwltiJ ....u . loJI none Wll aorlollliy btjlftd. A rodl Sll8ll>ed lnllla window of tbe "control" car containln& ]l'ftldenllal advller H. R. HaJdeman. II lllopped abruptly, causlna omral minor coJUoions L• tbe motoreode. '• S.tel f~.oo Swivel Rockers and , ~ltlers. Large selec:tlon of cloth' fabrics and sjjp~ vlnyiiiPf\Oisterlng. Weha.ve many cqloraln:vinyl or cloth. . 1.95 Plc:turos- tic MEN'S AND BOYS' CPO lfiRTS Sale 50·111 ... Framed fine art ref!"'duc:llons , in ,~)1 color. Various sublec:ls. 11, ;. · t, ' Speciil purchasel Women's Winter Coats .... ,.•.•, Ul' a Yard A new fashion yam of 100 per cent orion acrylic. EKcellent selection of the most popular styles and colors. On S.le Frida•' •nd Saturday for Beautiful lacey knit lOO,per cent orion cardigans In pastel colors and white. Striped orion sllpover ~weater Ideal with skirts or slacks. Sizes 34 to 40 and 40 to 46. tiJrou&b llle ..... 69.00 Men's Wintuk Shirts Sale 9.00 AI hll ea ' sate uuo old. fa$hlonld _'flOod Sewlrig ~~er. upholstered seat, no arms: . Maple or Mahoginy .. ~ Satin and groSQraln . O.oose from many colors and widths. Solid colors and heathertones. Well known make. woo~Eruan1preUandMyla Hudsoo. The door prize went to t-----------------------~--------4 Mrs. Hubbard. Following the demonsiraUDtl refreshments were served to O!arlotte Nease, EWa n1prett, EWa Kapple, Beatrice Blake, Georgie Watson, Myla Hudson and Ada Slack. Ribbon ... Sills - 5.00 Men's Sills 1 9.00 I Bffi111DAY OBIJEJtVED S. Sgt. and Mrs. Randall R. Sale! On Sale Friday and Saturday Salel Friday and Saturday Homemakers' Club lD Meet at Hannum Home lndwomtn, VNeck Slipover Sweaters Blo 20 and l2 ~· per cllll oil Mit on all Alr'wey Luggego. , Slyto1 IIIII colors lot mon , I I< wide selocll'l" of womens higher priced skirts In shoot , styles, A-11- and ptuled slylis. Solidi and plolds In sizes ~ Ta!lt lldvanloge of lilt Boys 1nd Mails 5.50 MJMEN'S SKIRTS l 49 TRIIiiiS·- 56 Shits Men's II sell it 2.00 wlile tilly list. Well known brand of WOI"k Wllform shirts and trou~s: Not all slzitS.- Salel Friday and Saturday ~ I ' cr-. ', . - Sale,56.00 4.00 GIRLS' DRESSES \- ;·, *" ,- . Fumifuro Dlpt. 3rd ,FloOr , ' ' . '· . S.ttl Nt.M 61~, fa$hlo11ed w~ Rocker ~Jgh beck, OIMII erms. itpl!otstered seat and bacik. Mlipll' or Mahogany finish.... . ,. ..., 2DI ~ >d the .Jftllldl-& fJil!t. U Ill &ai!J 4 ·~ . ,..--' dentWII b 1(1 1011 !nlo~ puklJtc wberep · . tlllloutOJJIIIIII"'Y•"'*• few be 11111~;"' lbeeiP ·._, . ,-· ·.-· •bout llw yard~ d. ' • 0 of bill . . • l'lllell hit 'irllll Nt.Jn ell famiHp\ ', ~ .~ llle IIIII~ awd ll111.tradliltliljt ., ~ 'Ill 1114 ~ appnrod 1.!1 c"Dlp88ccl ·Special Chair. ~~~ MCIP'S 5.95 0. Trousers C WINNERS - AD-a tile "'-a Ill Ole coauiumtty llollowHI party ~ " . Poll Ill, I\IMrlcan Leclon, ....., little l'lula cost1111ed aoa clown, and 1'ammy GUilty 11 Cuper. Local ' Gra~ . �''We're a healthy .J we've been," Hay-. aakl. "W~'D bave ~ Zelina baek (at wine· baek)." Oilier lnjured players relurnlng to the ranb Include oo-cepllln Jim SIIU...,oo at middle l!liUd and eenlor Ralph Hollowey at deftllllve taeile. Jlilregardlng the wtJ>.Iosol record, the two .....,. IIRIIW' well..n.telled_osu bu a\'11'· qed :15 poillta a pme and MordnraaWII • ·• · 'l1le .Bucb bave lle)d OWC!IIIl'a ~ 1n average ol W poill" COllipared to tJ felt the 0!11. The Call hlln JDore Jiral dwns and a !letter ~ ~; ~Bud!.~'-"'~ .,.... yF<fo ancl.~Pir' a ~ punt~~·· -~ . . .'11 "If ~ lliu:keya Qrt·- ,lf; """" on ,., '" bave ~:~ ~q • Ioiii,' • ·WAJ," aa ase. ''We w~·~ to give them any dieap 'l'lll." . ' r- Green For Fifth Grid Win excellent offensive bloeking, reacbed paydlrt for the first time with 8:10 remaining ln the initial perioo. White~ after plcklng up two first downs during the drive, raced"""' from tlie three yard· llne. . Gary Saundero, sewlor wingback, added theconverolon lor an ~ lead. The key play durlng the 64 yard msrch waa a fourth down 26 yard pass from senior quarterback Jerry HlJ)to senior left end Ken Brown . Green, after receiving the Bohcaf ldckofl, collected ooe first ·down before having 1o punt. John Adams' punt was fielded al the tO yard line. Kyger Creek, after getting one first down, was forced 1o punt but Wade Henson was knocked 1o lhe ground while punting. TheroUywusUllallvewitha ftcst and 10 situation at the 41. Green, playing very aggressive ball, waa pene]ized 15 more yards lor a personal foul. DISH,. WASHER by. Chet T.annehil.l The$obcalamovedtheballlo I Yrs. Old. .. _ . . . - ..---· the end zone six plays laltr 1219 Never before bas the Mar,auder football team had so many White fOiled around his right well wlahers In Gallla On11ty. AJcxl what aiRidden nllcb from a 1~1,!, Scllapt Dlmo weekago!Byambulhin8theLosanCb!eltalnl'warpartylonlght at Logan, Coach Cborley o::bancey's boys could literally ILII>CK, automatic: timer, guarantoe the Blue llevlls a share of the cbampionshlp. The with a brajn. Marauden,duiOIItafter a palr of heartlnaklng, cloee losaesto NEW YORK (UPI)- Every ..,._.. Jacbm and GABS, that could have ICIIO differently, have lo once ln a while a player of "' muster up the grit ioolgbt to play their beat game of lhe oeaaon II Calvin Murphy's calibre mans1-2Whirlpool DR. " cu. " · 111are 14 win. The ...., ... _.... ......... thlJ game won't be the beat. geslom - - L lh ··-~-..._--:_'D ,... ..ae eo""" w..,. blase ""...RIGERATO .R '"""' bemud,andquletllkelyCXIIUnuedleakaae outoflheblue basketball pros hunt for approR"'" . }Onder. prlatecompllmentaryphrases. 2tO l,!i. f,...zer Botow. • Thla Logan club, coacbed by Dick Mlkea, has been a sllght Murphy had an All-America lllll1JriBe even 1o Mikes. raling golng for him when he AcC«ddng 14 Sportsman Deluse Jim Myera, edllclr, up from t!nlered the NaUonal Ba!ketbaU ,.,_...., ................ un.... ••-~·-• •. . ti' ~the NeW!I' Sporla ...... ppolntedlnthe., ...s'Jft· ~'!SOCia on lhl s season ... ~ drills. unknown quantity was hts "But the club, though not big and Imposing overall, hu good ability to sUck at the ''midget" qulckn..., eapedally up lor man ts be1ght of live.fee~ rune Inches. o1 l'>"<ii<• •INIWll ~ct," says III'P Tli>Busscbere tile ~-mt•O: !3:0:~ f rd, '!L"" · • , q-·''or' '~!"" orwa , wyo . one lhose ~with Murphy's Speed, strength and scoring the Sports Desk '124 ,« '. .'149 , ~ • ., to he the master molder of lhe Rockets' thrust toward lo!Uer position In o,e final slondings. NBA standings Bv Unilod Press International .P.IIanlic Division GB New York ~ L2 ~ ... Phllodelphlo 6 2 .750 1 Boston 3 5 .375 • IMialo CentraiDivision 1 • .2t0 4'12 'W. L. Pel. GB ~~~i1;:'.".:~ i ~ :m2 rtl88"'' when II had lo be. Of. Ill 117Dttmpolp auiFJldv flcials walked off 70 yards a1 Fatrlaad. agalnlt the vililors. KC was By Quarters: •sse•aed 1li yardl. GreenTwp. KJcer Creek w01 completo Kyger Creek l' •·{,. ,, - .. ' ~\ -;J'·> THIS ~ MAN IS MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY ---INTO·- - --• ' nr·e~v Mllw~ukee 4 1 .800 3 Chicago 4 2 .61J7 3'h 3 4 ..429 5 Phoenix Pacific Division LO$ Angeles W. L. Pel. GB 3 3 .SOI;l ... San Diego 5 San Francisco 3 6 .455 4 .429 112 112 Portland 4 .429 112 Sealtle 3 3 5 .375 1 Thursday's ResuHs New York 11.4 San Diego 107 (Only game scheduled) Fridpy's Games Pho!nix at , Boston Baltimore at Philadelphia Atl'"'' 1 4 .200 2 Buffalo at Los Angeles Clevtland .. ·~ 8"' .lidO' ''!.'h etttcagd'et ·san 1'ranthlco Midwest Division .lfflil Cincinnati at C~veland , ?.1wt: '1c:'lt'W: t : ,!ftctl. rCa Se~t.t~ ~" Porjl,afld , • " , • · C..troll 9 0 1.000 ... lOll )l·1fi>l'llea-oclleduled 1 · · 'WITH MONEY-SAVING DEALS RIGHT NOVV' ON 1S71DODGES COME IN AND SEE HIS NEWDODGE SAVERS. ,.; ~' '" J~ ,~. ,~W!J"GS SO{tS :~· Mill & Second Stretts ·- · H&R. '' '· ' . · Tonight~ , I Gamea . -Gampotls at -l~ · AflleflS at Willistoo Waverly ,It Ironton . ·~'1:1"·· MeiGs it Logan .:. · .:: ·1 Z,,,.• 'Hono"'n ,Trect •t)ft, Gav •. , ~orffi Galfla ai:HMnan, w. -V1. ,,loiuthr,oslarJl,••t Eastern , · • · ; ' Willamt at Slloncer · (oal Grove al. lrOI\!!Io! St. •~.. . 'Mlller"at NOTIC' - towlllllforCIWrdl Pr1,s11r NOTICE TNfllrmer E.U.B. Cllurchlnd Par1011agoot Malon, W. Va • .,. ,_ lor 111o. Soolod bids will bt acceptod by the MMon United Molllodlst Cllurcll unHI Ncwtmbar •··1970 It ·:•: 3d 'p.m. Appolnr....tt to -the pr~ i\IIY ~ ""'da . bn:aliii)IJMr. Frtd Stlonc., Maion. w. ar vo.. mm ... . Thtbuildlngurailtu~notion• ·-~plot ot ground Mr. T. R. O.vlo. - w 1.w. va .. wllll bllll 1!1'1 hall contlata oh lour lildiOOin - jjMj ~t. Tho cllurch t>ulldi"9 'h al a lull bllem•l •find cllolcll 1<hoot rooms. Is QlMpltloly. f<lll.lpped lor Mf"Yicef, ' • Allar viewing lho pr-tltl, piNse a<ldma ~out bid to "Bids",- UnltedMolt>odiil CI!Urch, MI..., W. V1. tlliO. Salt ot" tho building toptlllor II tl\jl dtlirt ol the Trustees but bklt lor tho fii'Cipert"' NP.orotolv will bt conalderod. The right to rolt<t any or oil -!ildf Is tOifi'Vod. NOT·ICE -lnvllool ltr Cliui'di Pr.,.r!Y NOTICE ·-~In ·· ~ ·' -----------· ~~----·~· - 'II \ .•, ' -.'i 1 ' r' J Nel~villli-Yiii1t' - . · ,;" Paid FOr by "Miller For Congress Committee, Lancasfer, Ohio, Mrs. Maxtne Cha It Chairman" _;,.:~1 Middleport,.a.;., , threat." New York beat San Diego, 114-107,ln the only NBA action of lhe night. With a lltUe bit of luck lhe Rockets could lui ve come out on top. They cut lhe Knicks' lead to 11)9.107 .., Murphy's 12th point of the fourth quarter with 51 seconds remaining. Willis Reed's basket and foul ended the threat. Murphy, a University of Niagara slandout last season, had a pro-Calvin ·crowd cbeer· Ins his fantasUc shooUng dlaplay at Ms<lison Square Garden. Included In the throng were 35 of Murphy's friendS and · relaUves from nearby Norwalk, Conn. San Diego, known as a helter. skelter aggregation last season, is Jellii!B Into a winning ~Ubn and Murphy seems ' ' oooo-• au o-zo . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.... proweas Thursdsy night. • "Anytime a rookie scores lZ points ln a single quarter, I'm Impressed," DeBUS8Chere said. "lie's strong lor his size and putting him In lhe lineup with Elvin Hayes glvea San Diego quite an lnside-<lutside scoring combinaUon. Still, that's only two. The Rockets need three more gocxl players to pose a !:. . ' ~. were again forced 1o punt. Kyger Creek's Terry Moles, a 145 pound llnebacker, blocked the effort at the 19 yard llne. r - play• later, · Wblte zoomed aver from the lbree for a IN lead. Apia, a rua lor lite eonveraloot biDed. Fumblea, lntercepUons and punt returns featured the final 12 minutes of acUon. Green scored ila touchdown wilh seven mlnuteo remaining when Dennis Klalber, junior linebacker, Intercepted a Jerry Hill pass and rambled 65 yards "' the end zone. Hill, who was Injured on lhe play, threw lhe ball as he was falling to the grOUII4. A run for lhe extra poillla was stopped. The rest of lhe coolest, played before a parents' night crowd, matched the reserve squads for both schools. Green Twp., Is now 3-6 on the year. Kyger Creek had 157 yards rushing, 26 passing and 121trst downs. Green Twp., collected 78 yardsrushing,fourpaaslngand six first downs. Kyger Creek's defense was k · s Kn.r·c s ""....;p an GAS RANGE - side five yards for the toueb· down. A p88ll attempt for the extra points fell short. Green, now trailing H.O, declded_lo pass oo a lhird down posseas~on play. Freshman ?Utside lineback Lawrence Taboi Intercepted· Carl Holtzaplel's aerial 1o kill Green's first major scoring threat. Later during the second perioo, Green marched 1o the Bobcat 40 yard line on slroog running efforla by halfbacks Glenn Barrett; a 161l pound freshman speedster and Mike Triplett, 175 pound senior. Ironically, die first hslf ended without a fumble from either side. Green receivoo the second hall kickoff and fumbled, wllh KC's Greg McCarty, sophomore aalety, falling oo the loose ball. While broke loose for a 10 yard gain lo place the ball at the Green Bobcat 27. Kyger Creek, how· ever, fwnbled on lhe next play, giving lhe ball back to Green's Butch Johnson, a 208 pound guard. Coach Dave Boyer's gridders . r on, ' Frotn the ~n grain 'neath the generous sun comes the pure grain beer '. �''We're a healthy .J we've been," Hay-. aakl. "W~'D bave ~ Zelina baek (at wine· baek)." Oilier lnjured players relurnlng to the ranb Include oo-cepllln Jim SIIU...,oo at middle l!liUd and eenlor Ralph Hollowey at deftllllve taeile. Jlilregardlng the wtJ>.Iosol record, the two .....,. IIRIIW' well..n.telled_osu bu a\'11'· qed :15 poillta a pme and MordnraaWII • ·• · 'l1le .Bucb bave lle)d OWC!IIIl'a ~ 1n average ol W poill" COllipared to tJ felt the 0!11. The Call hlln JDore Jiral dwns and a !letter ~ ~; ~Bud!.~'-"'~ .,.... yF<fo ancl.~Pir' a ~ punt~~·· -~ . . .'11 "If ~ lliu:keya Qrt·- ,lf; """" on ,., '" bave ~:~ ~q • Ioiii,' • ·WAJ," aa ase. ''We w~·~ to give them any dieap 'l'lll." . ' r- Green For Fifth Grid Win excellent offensive bloeking, reacbed paydlrt for the first time with 8:10 remaining ln the initial perioo. White~ after plcklng up two first downs during the drive, raced"""' from tlie three yard· llne. . Gary Saundero, sewlor wingback, added theconverolon lor an ~ lead. The key play durlng the 64 yard msrch waa a fourth down 26 yard pass from senior quarterback Jerry HlJ)to senior left end Ken Brown . Green, after receiving the Bohcaf ldckofl, collected ooe first ·down before having 1o punt. John Adams' punt was fielded al the tO yard line. Kyger Creek, after getting one first down, was forced 1o punt but Wade Henson was knocked 1o lhe ground while punting. TheroUywusUllallvewitha ftcst and 10 situation at the 41. Green, playing very aggressive ball, waa pene]ized 15 more yards lor a personal foul. DISH,. WASHER by. Chet T.annehil.l The$obcalamovedtheballlo I Yrs. Old. .. _ . . . - ..---· the end zone six plays laltr 1219 Never before bas the Mar,auder football team had so many White fOiled around his right well wlahers In Gallla On11ty. AJcxl what aiRidden nllcb from a 1~1,!, Scllapt Dlmo weekago!Byambulhin8theLosanCb!eltalnl'warpartylonlght at Logan, Coach Cborley o::bancey's boys could literally ILII>CK, automatic: timer, guarantoe the Blue llevlls a share of the cbampionshlp. The with a brajn. Marauden,duiOIItafter a palr of heartlnaklng, cloee losaesto NEW YORK (UPI)- Every ..,._.. Jacbm and GABS, that could have ICIIO differently, have lo once ln a while a player of "' muster up the grit ioolgbt to play their beat game of lhe oeaaon II Calvin Murphy's calibre mans1-2Whirlpool DR. " cu. " · 111are 14 win. The ...., ... _.... ......... thlJ game won't be the beat. geslom - - L lh ··-~-..._--:_'D ,... ..ae eo""" w..,. blase ""...RIGERATO .R '"""' bemud,andquletllkelyCXIIUnuedleakaae outoflheblue basketball pros hunt for approR"'" . }Onder. prlatecompllmentaryphrases. 2tO l,!i. f,...zer Botow. • Thla Logan club, coacbed by Dick Mlkea, has been a sllght Murphy had an All-America lllll1JriBe even 1o Mikes. raling golng for him when he AcC«ddng 14 Sportsman Deluse Jim Myera, edllclr, up from t!nlered the NaUonal Ba!ketbaU ,.,_...., ................ un.... ••-~·-• •. . ti' ~the NeW!I' Sporla ...... ppolntedlnthe., ...s'Jft· ~'!SOCia on lhl s season ... ~ drills. unknown quantity was hts "But the club, though not big and Imposing overall, hu good ability to sUck at the ''midget" qulckn..., eapedally up lor man ts be1ght of live.fee~ rune Inches. o1 l'>"<ii<• •INIWll ~ct," says III'P Tli>Busscbere tile ~-mt•O: !3:0:~ f rd, '!L"" · • , q-·''or' '~!"" orwa , wyo . one lhose ~with Murphy's Speed, strength and scoring the Sports Desk '124 ,« '. .'149 , ~ • ., to he the master molder of lhe Rockets' thrust toward lo!Uer position In o,e final slondings. NBA standings Bv Unilod Press International .P.IIanlic Division GB New York ~ L2 ~ ... Phllodelphlo 6 2 .750 1 Boston 3 5 .375 • IMialo CentraiDivision 1 • .2t0 4'12 'W. L. Pel. GB ~~~i1;:'.".:~ i ~ :m2 rtl88"'' when II had lo be. Of. Ill 117Dttmpolp auiFJldv flcials walked off 70 yards a1 Fatrlaad. agalnlt the vililors. KC was By Quarters: •sse•aed 1li yardl. GreenTwp. KJcer Creek w01 completo Kyger Creek l' •·{,. ,, - .. ' ~\ -;J'·> THIS ~ MAN IS MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY ---INTO·- - --• ' nr·e~v Mllw~ukee 4 1 .800 3 Chicago 4 2 .61J7 3'h 3 4 ..429 5 Phoenix Pacific Division LO$ Angeles W. L. Pel. GB 3 3 .SOI;l ... San Diego 5 San Francisco 3 6 .455 4 .429 112 112 Portland 4 .429 112 Sealtle 3 3 5 .375 1 Thursday's ResuHs New York 11.4 San Diego 107 (Only game scheduled) Fridpy's Games Pho!nix at , Boston Baltimore at Philadelphia Atl'"'' 1 4 .200 2 Buffalo at Los Angeles Clevtland .. ·~ 8"' .lidO' ''!.'h etttcagd'et ·san 1'ranthlco Midwest Division .lfflil Cincinnati at C~veland , ?.1wt: '1c:'lt'W: t : ,!ftctl. rCa Se~t.t~ ~" Porjl,afld , • " , • · C..troll 9 0 1.000 ... lOll )l·1fi>l'llea-oclleduled 1 · · 'WITH MONEY-SAVING DEALS RIGHT NOVV' ON 1S71DODGES COME IN AND SEE HIS NEWDODGE SAVERS. ,.; ~' '" J~ ,~. ,~W!J"GS SO{tS :~· Mill & Second Stretts ·- · H&R. '' '· ' . · Tonight~ , I Gamea . -Gampotls at -l~ · AflleflS at Willistoo Waverly ,It Ironton . ·~'1:1"·· MeiGs it Logan .:. · .:: ·1 Z,,,.• 'Hono"'n ,Trect •t)ft, Gav •. , ~orffi Galfla ai:HMnan, w. -V1. ,,loiuthr,oslarJl,••t Eastern , · • · ; ' Willamt at Slloncer · (oal Grove al. lrOI\!!Io! St. •~.. . 'Mlller"at NOTIC' - towlllllforCIWrdl Pr1,s11r NOTICE TNfllrmer E.U.B. Cllurchlnd Par1011agoot Malon, W. Va • .,. ,_ lor 111o. Soolod bids will bt acceptod by the MMon United Molllodlst Cllurcll unHI Ncwtmbar •··1970 It ·:•: 3d 'p.m. Appolnr....tt to -the pr~ i\IIY ~ ""'da . bn:aliii)IJMr. Frtd Stlonc., Maion. w. ar vo.. mm ... . Thtbuildlngurailtu~notion• ·-~plot ot ground Mr. T. R. O.vlo. - w 1.w. va .. wllll bllll 1!1'1 hall contlata oh lour lildiOOin - jjMj ~t. Tho cllurch t>ulldi"9 'h al a lull bllem•l •find cllolcll 1<hoot rooms. Is QlMpltloly. f<lll.lpped lor Mf"Yicef, ' • Allar viewing lho pr-tltl, piNse a<ldma ~out bid to "Bids",- UnltedMolt>odiil CI!Urch, MI..., W. V1. tlliO. Salt ot" tho building toptlllor II tl\jl dtlirt ol the Trustees but bklt lor tho fii'Cipert"' NP.orotolv will bt conalderod. The right to rolt<t any or oil -!ildf Is tOifi'Vod. NOT·ICE -lnvllool ltr Cliui'di Pr.,.r!Y NOTICE ·-~In ·· ~ ·' -----------· ~~----·~· - 'II \ .•, ' -.'i 1 ' r' J Nel~villli-Yiii1t' - . · ,;" Paid FOr by "Miller For Congress Committee, Lancasfer, Ohio, Mrs. Maxtne Cha It Chairman" _;,.:~1 Middleport,.a.;., , threat." New York beat San Diego, 114-107,ln the only NBA action of lhe night. With a lltUe bit of luck lhe Rockets could lui ve come out on top. They cut lhe Knicks' lead to 11)9.107 .., Murphy's 12th point of the fourth quarter with 51 seconds remaining. Willis Reed's basket and foul ended the threat. Murphy, a University of Niagara slandout last season, had a pro-Calvin ·crowd cbeer· Ins his fantasUc shooUng dlaplay at Ms<lison Square Garden. Included In the throng were 35 of Murphy's friendS and · relaUves from nearby Norwalk, Conn. San Diego, known as a helter. skelter aggregation last season, is Jellii!B Into a winning ~Ubn and Murphy seems ' ' oooo-• au o-zo . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.... proweas Thursdsy night. • "Anytime a rookie scores lZ points ln a single quarter, I'm Impressed," DeBUS8Chere said. "lie's strong lor his size and putting him In lhe lineup with Elvin Hayes glvea San Diego quite an lnside-<lutside scoring combinaUon. Still, that's only two. The Rockets need three more gocxl players to pose a !:. . ' ~. were again forced 1o punt. Kyger Creek's Terry Moles, a 145 pound llnebacker, blocked the effort at the 19 yard llne. r - play• later, · Wblte zoomed aver from the lbree for a IN lead. Apia, a rua lor lite eonveraloot biDed. Fumblea, lntercepUons and punt returns featured the final 12 minutes of acUon. Green scored ila touchdown wilh seven mlnuteo remaining when Dennis Klalber, junior linebacker, Intercepted a Jerry Hill pass and rambled 65 yards "' the end zone. Hill, who was Injured on lhe play, threw lhe ball as he was falling to the grOUII4. A run for lhe extra poillla was stopped. The rest of lhe coolest, played before a parents' night crowd, matched the reserve squads for both schools. Green Twp., Is now 3-6 on the year. Kyger Creek had 157 yards rushing, 26 passing and 121trst downs. Green Twp., collected 78 yardsrushing,fourpaaslngand six first downs. Kyger Creek's defense was k · s Kn.r·c s ""....;p an GAS RANGE - side five yards for the toueb· down. A p88ll attempt for the extra points fell short. Green, now trailing H.O, declded_lo pass oo a lhird down posseas~on play. Freshman ?Utside lineback Lawrence Taboi Intercepted· Carl Holtzaplel's aerial 1o kill Green's first major scoring threat. Later during the second perioo, Green marched 1o the Bobcat 40 yard line on slroog running efforla by halfbacks Glenn Barrett; a 161l pound freshman speedster and Mike Triplett, 175 pound senior. Ironically, die first hslf ended without a fumble from either side. Green receivoo the second hall kickoff and fumbled, wllh KC's Greg McCarty, sophomore aalety, falling oo the loose ball. While broke loose for a 10 yard gain lo place the ball at the Green Bobcat 27. Kyger Creek, how· ever, fwnbled on lhe next play, giving lhe ball back to Green's Butch Johnson, a 208 pound guard. Coach Dave Boyer's gridders . r on, ' Frotn the ~n grain 'neath the generous sun comes the pure grain beer '. �· JllelNE - Aleunder.IIJ&h • blod<ed jllll!lln tile and lAine good for 45 Ylfda, Wllll..llae aid V•U•r C•nltrtnct ac~. put Ill polllll Oil 'the lot a tQuch41\wn Mel &rOQU' oh penol(y. the ~ 1111 Alelander Ill K ·' --..rdbert '111undaynJiht 'pill to Pat r..waon, iiDior tftcl, to lbe AIOundW bill'~ . Ia U. lint bill anctcoUied lu fur the _.:PIIillde ~~ lf.O, Wfl f'l!'llhtl!U billoa ~ · · , , ' -~~ vlcl«y ovtr tilt !llill'ln lhe flrlllllll, ~'1'811 ,i6 piliii ionclli!llr .flmbllwq; ' Qu~IITEIIS 1• " ' 'lloullllrii1'Cr'lla®es to opoU lbe In Aleptu:ler'• rourlll 11) flun ' reconnc1 ~ AIRaDdir 'Ill lilt - fiGinelelm'l 1m~ 12)'11'daWI aod·HudJ~ilhdded' 11 to l!l'l•!!lll iht ~ IJn. Sou~:.. Rillloll 0'4 '::;;,~ «1 a wet field ber<Jnt a ~ another pair of EP. to ~ II ~ e-.w IW(olll,, . ~ 111.i !nJrt1 GN11 cro'lll ill foolbaJl fans. •, 30-0: . ~ ~· wl..ll! lhl , ftl, , lfMilll Goble, . lumblt Aleonder r.celved tile in the lhltd. Ptrlod Hud!iaU ~ ball, IIIGii 41 · 1M ':C:r'J..~ =.,..~~ ~~: ..,.,. tlckoll, put the ball In mallei! :J&.Ooo a &yard run, the ~--~by ille ........ ~A.Tl - l!lld!lall 28; ~:'." play 011 Ill own 21, and In nine EP ·,_ falling. Coach Dave 1111111 Pal HID .-1 • Nalt. " playa bad tbe Drat touchdown, Sllipes suboUtuled oo " " - ill Tbt Hrill Iliad! Ml*lcl • , Alta. Ia lb. ...Uor fllllback Pille milcll of the Ume remalnlnfl. 1arda, llrl'lf__.. ~ !!!..~ n 13 a-D boulldng In flun the t The Tcmadoea sot cl011t..,.. by . _ wi1111 M11tM .... Uloll) ... 192 1 A pus fw the EPs foiled. mldway In the fourth qUII'Ier caqbt btbiH 1M ll11t lit ,..,_ Ntt ~ 1be Tornadoea, with junt... wben JeM!ns ran ~111 011 lll:llalmlee Win Ill tWill .,_.,.,,, ~ .7 taUbttk Steve Jenkins the an opU011 ploJ to bls rl&hl. &01 1111'0w. 14 '• triaer IBM In ll'.e trtple llln!at free at the SO and lillde It aulbt 1'llt Tnadote, afttr ... · "'1•ll.eott'• ~ . ~ option off I full field opretd WI)' to the Aleunde' 1$ befcn .,.., Wft l . f - al W lllii\la( ;fl .9-165 1-53 farmotloo - Uled lhroughooal being pulled down. 1111 nm wu l'llllalftilll 14 Ia Sooia.. "'"""'"" I 23 lbo nJihl by the Tornadoes ,; - e. .y a...... e: ••=-- . V.: p; = iiC.;.. ~.~-=.tlu~ie:ne-;: Syraeuse NewQ.. Soeiety =t Iatini the~ tietulf and WMiftl oo their own D. Tbt SYRACUSE - !Ill'. Jws liplrtans 1o1 1bo btU 1111or the Hall <1. Venlull'fllle, W. Va, and first <1. t ..... 00 lbolr""" fl. Ar111ur Hall of Point PI; n•t l'atwo...,.lboscorewu!M, violled with lbolr brolber and a lt.ellllor ~ lblnall- sisii!Nn-low, Mr. a Mrs. IDiboEPs.Tbt'l1>woubomb SampsmU.U. . . _ by flllll'lorbttk Grill .1amoo Lisle, .........,.. ill llroob, a sophomore, to ~. spent 1 w..tend "'""a'l that <Ooaed t1 yards. with bls parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Tbat'll bow the first period Charles Lisle. •llldod. Mr. and Mrs. James R. White Ia tbe .......J quarter Walter and dalll!hter, Mary Beth, of ~llltr. lactit .., A. Guillk wllitotlllly, Artbilr Hall, and T - · DalmJ, <1. Plint , IAJ'ng 111111 ' 101l'111ERN'S HIGH« 11'1"1 PI nl """•'-"-•'fl. . . Slid . . ftWiM .. lira. Mabel Pltterui, Mtl. ~":ib~-;;;"~ So Jsolllt llllor 111 II I two Jellle Cotirln and Mrl. Eciltb en J t ,...... wilb Ilia m10M, lilh. lhad ftN In Letu~ W.' Va., recently. Gues _ . , ane Ada stacl. wllenlboJ 'flailed the former's llluell, l!lddle Hayman, Tom Ri~lllnl Dadtwortll H- bl'lltbel MCIIiater-4lHiw, Mr. Gruennldand~.andbuiMra~. ...,..,.aed ~ llrolbor, Carl d Mrs. a.n Donmue. w. 'lbursltlll, wn . , . lllidl-tb <I. Plct&ll;pu to Mr. and Ml1· John Bass <1. and Mrs, Joe Blall, Mr. and Other q,ldl ~ at the CincinnaU w11ere lboJ atlended EIJria apenla weet'a vacation Mrs. Hank llolla' and Mr' and meeting were 'lhe,JJIs)J SCI!oOI · the pl.oyUt ~u-..,1! retenllf witb his parenll, Mr. Mrs. David &nltb. Counselors A11ociaflon, Ita Mrs. Earl 01s1i11' is employed and Mrs. Leonard Bass and Mr. CaUinC on Mr. and Mnl. 111embershlp pr.o,grams, and • , .• .t ( os cook at ()ow's Slealt House and Mrs·. Larry Brown of Cbarlea Hensley ,..... Sandra progl'llll,l of alllliatiiJII witb the ! :;.::~=~==~ ~-~-- w v ---·'-' in Puum'O)'. Pomerov CurUs of ReedsvDie, Mr. and several educational qencles. · -.vend ;;'i:''moU.:.·• A;...-wiu";, Mr. vemoo Bartels and SCII, Mr. .;.jMns.RudyStewartof Mrs. Wilnam Geisel and Mr. The ' ~UOII also Went 1111 --~ o•~-~ ~-~-~ Mike of andnnaU spent o Ill v - ..,..t a -kand .and Mrs. AI Rusnak of I'1C«d l4ll)llCrtlng the ' ~ and ..wo=, NOW '· From .... =-u -·-·and .,....Mnl. Leonard Cl..eland . .... m•k• v•• al ·"-"~ Mr """""'""'• and Mrs weekend here with his parenls, with Mr. leVIee:withlli 111e oCboo1 ~~~, •---'-·'s 11 TV loc ' ·-~ · · Df .......,....., James Gulnsl..- and dalll!hter, Mr. and Mrs. EmmetlllarteiJ. Bass and family. Joining them Mr•and Mrs• HowardLarkllll . ' .· nied by tile gr011p; · · Kitty and Mrs. Joe Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Eller Pickens mSunday for the e111!1llng meal of Portllnd were vi.IIU., Mr. next-.,meetlnil of the dalll!bter, Denise, and Carl apenl • receat -and with wereMr. andMrs. Larryllrown and Mnl. Fred Larkins. Meig1, G&Uia, Duckworth at Plckeringtoo. reaitives in Toledo. of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrl. Lester Frilehen Guidance AuociaUon will be Mrs. Mu Swindler of Marioo Mrs. Mamie Warner, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ,RI>bertllarden of Columboo vlalted her December lOth In tile Rio . visited recenUy with Mr. and Daisy Pauley, Mr. and Mrs. and Debbie 11perll o weekend parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.. Mrs. Clem Cooper. Clyde Hunt, Mrs. Grace Wolle with their son and daughter-In- ~~ ;!lley~~,:veny Tbere are M poulble Mr. and Mrs. Joo Pierce of of Alllllnce visited with Mr. and law, Mr. and Mrl. Jamea ""'""" oo Wbieb Euler can occurMinersvUle and Mrs. Clinton Mrs. sam Pickens. '!bey tamt Harden, <1. London. Colwnbus and Mr' and Mrs. between Mardi 22 and Api1I AI\!D,A , . Plerte, Tony and Tina, local, w atlend the funeral ..-vices On a Sunday Mr. and Mrs. StevMre Poold Mre ofwAthena~led 25. TIE·TACK :fOOl 1 · ~)'lie visiledwithMr. andMrs. Terry for Mrs. Iva Donohue of Sampom Hall, Mrs. Janice ·an • ' Pferte and children, Cheri and Harrisonville. Lawson and David, and Mns. Joe BilrreU II a patl,n! at Dean, of Elyria over a recent' VisiUng on Saturday with Mr. Mildred Pferte and Tina visited Veterans Memorial HOipilalln, weekend. and Mrs. James Teslwd were the dish barn at Southside, w. Pomeroy, ~ew F'ai!.Styles Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gnllimore Delbert Teaford and son, va Mr. and Mnl. Charles Hensley ..• and Colors. and daughter. Ginger, of Plain Delbert Jr. of Racine. · and Ads Jll,oaell coiled at 1he City visited recenUy wilh Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James While Cbambera Fun..-al Home ill and Mrs. Gene Wolford. and daughter of Dunbar, W. fill Ravenswood to pay respect to U, hiJ Mr. and Mrs. Jlllll08 White Va., visited with ber mother, Heeen guesll of the Willlaru lllah Seals. They were It'' and daughter, Agnes White, and Mrs. Rooe Schwarz and family Lawson family were her tolllpanled by , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Duckworth visited with of Mason and his mother, Mrs. nephews, Captain Qanlel L. lloyd McPeek. Mr AgnesWhlteanduncle Richard Ftnsley, Rlv..-uda, California Pat&nltbofColwnbuupent Where Shoes Are Mr dMr8 Emil. E · · an ynon, · ' d T With -'A and uSen s lbl y Pri ced • and Mrs. Dennis Eynon and Mr. Duckworth. an ommy row, a weekend w•u• Mr. - ·· and Mrs. Roy Jones of N.... Mr. and Mrs. Sampspn Hall Charleston, W. Va. Other guull David &nltll. Mlddleport,,.O. Settlement. They also called on visited in Point Pleasant with were Mrs. Ethel Thaxton and -VIolelllmltl; . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _. . Mr.and Mrs. Charles White and Mr. and -Mrs. Arthur HaU and Ralph, Dunbar, W. Va., and Mr . .--------~--------'---------..,.......,.'""'1---~---::-.,::...;._,;...:~,_ , Beulah White of Middleport. family, Mrs. Rutll Sturgeoo and and Mrs. Jolut Thaxton, Leon, Mrs. Guy A. Guinther, Te!T)' soos, Mr. and Mrs. sam Dalton W. Va. and Karen, spent two days will! and Doe Hall. Accompanied by Maram:l Edminaton, Vinton, ber aunt, Mrs. Ellen Newland, all the abOve named but Mrs. wu a· weekend gueat at 1he of Athens Route: They were Sturgeon, they visited al the home of Mr. and Mnl. Ney taken there by Mr. and Mrs. Lorna Hall home in Harrison- Carpenter. On Sunday, Mrs. Malcolm Guinther and children ~e in the eveninB. · Edmiston accO!IIJ)allled Mnl. and were accompanied home by Visiting oo Sunday at the Carpenter and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Guinther of James Teaford home were Mnl. Martha Mays, to Lake Hope Gallipolis. . Blanche Cunningham and SOD, State Park where tbey visited Mrs. Velma Cassady, mother Robert, of Athens. with Mrs. Mayo son and ba Mr. and Mrs. David Smllh of dalll!bter-4lHiw, Mr · and Mra. Mr•· Clem Cooper • 8 gooe n.. GLENDALE of Albert Qulvey who to Apache Junction, Ariz., Columbus visited here with ber • were Bea~t•lull)' styled, lull-featured where she will spend the winter parents, Mr. and MJ::s, Samuel campins at Lake Hope, Harrisonville Society News t1 . cOW:.' ., .. ·., aame. ~ \i.- T .i l· ,,' oi •te• . r•------.. HUSH /PUPPIES Caruentef ,.,..,_~-------, CADY Now Talk. About • Dl,£ SHOE BOX •-w por:aDie TV 1n the disttnctive "tow s 1houatte'' desig n with botd,c1ean recanoularlll'le!I.Gracefulmolded cat ·net in grained Kaahm•r wetr w: color. Deluxe \11deo Aange i ..... no system. Oipolll! Antenna .'139· 95 with her daughter and son.ffi:~ law, Mr. and Mrs. John Lam· bert. · Mrs. Agnes White and brother Richard Duckworlb spent three days with lhelr brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Duckworth in Huntlngton. They were accompanied on the return trip by the Dutkworlhs. Paul Pierce and son, Randy. of Harrisonville Road; visited onSundaywlthhlsparenii,Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Pierce, Tony and Tina, and brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Pierce of Mlnersvllle, Ronnie Ransom and cbllclren of Letart Falls spent a Sunday with her parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard. Mrs. Reka Ferris of Parkersburg and grandchildren, Troy, Kelli and Regina Griffith of Pomeroy. visited with ber brother and sister4n-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Plcke d bls " - Mrs ns, an 'IDOu~a., • Lela Robinson at Letart Falla. Mr. carl Duck"orth of Pickerington, Richard Duck· worth and Agnes White, local, called on Mr. and Mrs. John Sayre and grandchildren of Cbester. VlsiUng oo a Saturday with Mr. and Mnl. Sampoon Hall were bls sister and brother-lnlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dalton and bls brother. Doe Hall, of Dingess, W. Va., .and another SHIRT , . FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE Robinson's aea.leiS 1969 Cadillac Sedan l;)eV,IIe S5300 Mint green. black vinyl top and green Interior, • full power equipment. Olmate Control air conditioning. $1795 $1995 51995 1966 BI!ICk Wildcat 4 Dr. . $1595 w: Burgun!)yflnlsh with" matching Int. .'radio, s· w tires. tinted glass. 1' owner Nt!w Olds trade. 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix $1295 ,,2 dr. H,i., V-a>auto., P. B., P. S., radio, W·&·W tires, mag wheels', A.IR CONPITIONING. ' · · . .& Van.Zanclt · t v•• : Fer.DlnliDII . .. '\ . ' of .~· .I ' l:IIO '' . Sblle ' . "Vau'lr1Jke Our Qullllty Way SMITH A·UTO SALES ' ' ' , of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMA.. Mi.. NCING .POMEROY . .Tll P.M. S.t. ·'·· . ' /. . .. '• dismissed following trestment. . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · Mrs. Lola Cain and 11011. Carlos, have ,.wmed to tbelr Qrrisaill homeafteranextendedabsence due lo the lloePitallzaUoo of "works in a drawer" Color TV Carlos Cain. '!be Grange met recently at thellalUdsy Atkins borne. They celebrated the 33rd wedding anniversary of the muter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Will. Mrs. Holllday baked the cake for the occasion, Mrs. Mollie McGrath of Logan spent the weekend with the Earl McGraths. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple were happily surprised Suroday by ltiiOT'OIIOL• CONSOLE MODELS ARE 23' plc!ut~ m~as . bere. diag. bathroom In the house he already prepared. G-ts were from the · Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Waldeck Butchers. and son of Glouster, Mr. and Clinton Gilkey made a trip to Mrs. Ronald Brown of WeUston, Columbus Saturday to get a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Epple and piano for Edith Whaley. two children of Middleport and Recent eailers of Ava Gilkey Mrs. Minnie Foil, local. Mrs. were Mrs. Arthur Goodin, Mrs. Epple also had a birthday this MinnleFolt,Mr.andMrs. M.A. week, Epple and Minnie McGrath. Mrs . Mollie McGrath of The small son of Mrs. Mary Logan spent the weekend with Ash was painfuUy burned when the Earl McGralhs. CONTIMPOIAitY STYLED CONSOLETTE Model WUI17G. Budget-priced console lie with 1 recently purchased I EVE DOWNEY MISS EVE DOWNEY, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Peninger, lOS Court SL, GaJUpoUs,lw completed lrainlq atlbe Trans WorW Alrltaea' Flight Hoateu School In Kanoao CIIJ, Mlosourt and Is asoigned to StarStream lil1hl1 lrom Cbtcago'a O'Hare In· teraallonal Airport. ·Miu Downey was employed os o leaciler irl Atbeu, Ohio prior to joinfug lbe alrllne. Milo Downey is a poodaate of Pomeroy IIIah ll<bool and Obto Ulivenlty. ----- N. mini -ci rcuit reliability . . big family-pleasing pio:turE" lhat'$ remarkably crisp, clean Walnut srain fin ish on lem pe r~d . genuinf' ha rdboard 301 /l' wide, 'J.9lfl• high, 171/ .'' deep. (add 41/o" for tube capl . WERNER w·. COMPTON,· 0. D. RADIO &TELEVISION OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO S (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)-EAST COURT ST., POMEROY ..iJ their mother is hospitalized in ' City Hospital, Parkersburg. Other guesta in the Boyles home have been hls sister, Ada Evans of Michigan, the Boyles' three children and families and other rela~ves from Parkersburg and Pennsylvania . Emerson Hayes was returned w his place In Elmwood Nursing Home from Veterans Memorial Hospital saturday. Harry Guthrie, who has been quite ill in Holzer Medical Center, is reported to be Improved at this wriUng. The Guthries' daughter, Maxine Yost of Columbus, spent Saturday night and Sunday with her pareniJ. Mrs. Undo Williams and SOD, Aaron David, left from Columbus airport Monday afternoon w loin their husband and lather, David wlto ..1 statloDed In Guam. They expect to remain tbere until · July 1971 when David's service lime will be up. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bibbee and son, Donel, of Sur:cess have moved Into lhe property they purchased recently from Mr. and llira. Hobart S1rarlz and vacated by Mary Carr. ·r 1"'111':1 n : ~-l':.o 1 t. u ;· •. 1r , .1__, MIDDlEPORT, OHIO . ' .I. ,, ,,,, . 1,_;, ' ' .... , . • It's 1971 at Tom Rue Moton. Inc. ~ · --·- - , .- - r fJ I CHRYSLER Plymoulfi i with more kinds of new cars than anyone else in the business. Dulttr. Our success story, Ouster. With niore room, more power, · more everything than anymlnl-car you can squeeze into. Look · out aub·compacts, Duster's coming through. Plymouth Scamp. ll' s our newest c ompact. Coming through with a happy-go-frisky style all its own. Big on room. small in price. Let our lowest priced hardtop come · through your best buy. 2-Door lit«llop DLIIllt 2-Door CoLipl wuu.ma Tile Alm•rwe By United Press -.utloul · Today II Friday, Oct. 30, the 303rd day of 1970. The moon is new. '!be morning stars ar• ~ ..dSa!Um. '!be evening stars are ~ ry, Venas and Jupiter. • Thoee ·b\11'11 .. tills date att under tbe'',agD of Scorpio. · Or! lhll dly In historY: In 1931 actor 0r.an Welles CS1IIed a h!l . / be stuck an Oxtensloni:ord In bls mouth at the' 'home of his grandmother, Eliza PoweU. He ... rushed to the hoopilal and when their children came home Paul Steinmetz has em- to belp lhem celebrate their 4lh ployment In North Caroltns. wedding anniversary. The Harold Graham is Installing a children ~I tbe dinner v_.u., ~lue with blue Int., full p(lwer equlp;:nent, radio, w-s·w tires, factory air c:ondltlonlng. ' to modernize the tax structure has forced increaolng . reliance on property taxes and impoeition of acldltlonal and Increased unfair. taxes, Including motor vehicle lees, local sales taxes and, of course, a m...e than 33 per cent tncruse In the state retall sales tu. '' £~ 1/()()1) PiA/. TiME! . Value-Rated ·Used Cars NOT~CEI • ~ lilettW '!be present structure was cleslgned to meel the needa of tbe '9&, and It is Irrelevant to todsy's problems. FaUure ability to JNI)'• ;, 216 1967 Olds "4 door '' I our method .of taxation. " .,. baed u]JO"n ~· Two doOr Fastback. Turquoise finish, whit; top, black vinyl int .• ~90 V-8, auto. trans., P.S., power disc brakes, radio. w·s-w tires. Real nice. · Loads of load apace - 5 easy-entry doors, 8 feet of flat floor. Power plus economy-98 HP.overhead cam engine, up to 25 miles per gallon. Solkj comfOrtbucket seals, easy-clean vinyl Interior, safety front disc brakes. • U1t'Our Freo Parldnt Lot 1968 Mercury Monterey noe no-cost extras 'i'lpr;; ·.:~, update 'T.ues mU8t be Six cyl., standard trans., r;,dlo, w·s·w tires, 12.000 miles. family wagon with To ' .lolve the pressing problems of our state, an ovitllloUf•of our present tu struoture II Imperative. In At 9-0ut At 5 1970 Maverick 2 DOor Perfect size TAX REFORM followed by the singing of "Sweet Hour of Prayer." A total of 31 sick and shul4n C&mden Clark Hospital last calls for the lost monlh were week and Is recovering reported. Helen Woode and Nellie Parker gave a report on saUsfactorlly. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hen· U11! district meeting at the dershot and son of Lancaster Athens Melhodlsl cbnrch Sept. visited her parentB, Mr. and 17. Helen Woode presented the Mns. Clarence Nrchols Satur- revised Jist of rest home patienlland members copied II. day. Nellie Parker will place a new Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcl<les called on Mr, and Mrs. Robert order for Best-Made gelaUn. '!be usual pian of aendlng Mareinkn and family Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Marcinko is Chrlstmaa lmes w boys In suffenng from a heart con- service was discussed and is an followo: Roger Stearns by his diUoo. Mr. and Mrs. James C. mother, June Stearns; Bill Watson and children ,of Ken- Amoo and David Williams by tucky spent' a weekand at their Thelma Henderson; Johnny Taylor by Isola Taylor; and h<me here. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hawk and Joseph Poole by Nellie Parker. baby have moved to the Coy Eleanor Boyles gave a Hawk property here at Tuppers Missions report from Burundi, Africa, "When a Refugee is Not Plains. Mrs. CIIHord Longenette Is A Refugee." "'"'king In Dr. Pickens office at Thelma Henderson led lhe program.1 "Risking Resour· Middleport. ces," a Jpledge service ,con· ALFRED- Sent eld slating df scripture reading, Sunday School attendance oo "The Good Smaritan" by June Oct. 25 was ~. Offering was Steams ; lhe song "Rescue the fi9.79. WOrship services were Perishing" by the gt9up; the beld atll with Chas. D. Woode, program In dialogue form with layleader, and 1111 attendance of leader Thelma Henderson ; S!ld seven. Worship services were others laking part were Mae held Sunday evening at 7:46 Follrod, Clara Follrod, Grace with an attendance of 16 and an SWartz, Helen Woode and Nina offering of fla. The Rev. Robinson. Two prayers of Lavender spoke from Luke 15:1- Thanksgiving by Eleanor 10, "Parable of Ute Lost. ~~.!lj~ Taylor closed and .., . Prodigal .ll Osle Th,e. 4Wolilen'• chrilittan ' Service held Its FOIIrod regUlar · m•Ung on Tuesday served delicious refreshments. evening, Oct. 20, at the home of . Attending ill addition to those Alma Swartz, ''wllh an at- named were Emma FlndJiJul tendance oC•l3.1be meeU., was and Kate Honatber. tn charge of Nellie Parker, , '!be next meeUng will be president, and opel.ed with Tuesday, Nov. l7 at the home of prayer by Thelma Henderson Thelma Henderson with Merle Griffith as program leader. ~~~~~ ·Atten!ilng a birthday celebration at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike · Williams at Tuppers Plains for the 4lh birthday of their dsughter, Mandie, on Sunday, Oct. 18, from this area were Grace SWartz, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz, Mary Amos, Unda Williams and soo, Aaron David and Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Findling. Mrs. Ada Van Meter of Chester spent last Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Vere SWartz. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode recentlY called on Mr. and Mrs. James Smith at Hemlock Grove. · ' Mr. and Mnl. WUber Parker a!id Eddie spent Sunday with ,. the 1IDberi ~ker family at Marletti. Mr. and Mts. !Joyd llllllnjjer and falqlly Or 8lllds and Mrs. ()Jicar DIQina..- of Mltens, Rt. 4, . took dinner wiib the Ernest Ttylor family last Sunday. , ,'ftle , $Wartz larnlly imd Betlty B..,.. pl tJor:kin&P<rl and sirab Woode Of Cool'rille iook supper Friday evening with Mr, and Jlln, Ven Swarts. Brenda and JQOJ Boyles of Tuppers Plains are slaY\08 1!lth lbelr grandJian;nlt, Mr. and Mrl. Dlnsm,... Boylea whjle I Mrs. aMinnie Foil..bas purchased lot known the John Dunctn lot in the vU!age. Ills reported lhnt Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark have pur· chased a house and tot from the Robert Clarks (better known as the Ge<rge Clark house) . Mr. Clllford Cuckler .was a supper guest of the Hobart Brysons at Racine Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton GUtey of Albany visited Ava Gilkey 'Sunday evening. Mr. Earl McGralh, who i! employed in North Carolina, &pent a few days at his home l118l'dlln8 band braved the etm.llrl Thursday to perlidplte In the homemmintl parade lbat atuled at lower SyriCUIII. Flilbful fans also ' lnvod the nlny day to show tbelr appreciation. of • Ctnpler Newport. Our most affordable luxury car. With the roomiest interior in its class, big regular gas V-8, even an optional sun roof. For all the living you do, Newport comes through. Plymoutllt•lnt;lf. Great 11ft styling lor a great new Idea in hardtoos. Satelllt. Stbrln;. Designed specifically to be a 2-door hardtop. like No oth8r car 11 bulltllk:e this one. No othe~ car cbmes this one. �· JllelNE - Aleunder.IIJ&h • blod<ed jllll!lln tile and lAine good for 45 Ylfda, Wllll..llae aid V•U•r C•nltrtnct ac~. put Ill polllll Oil 'the lot a tQuch41\wn Mel &rOQU' oh penol(y. the ~ 1111 Alelander Ill K ·' --..rdbert '111undaynJiht 'pill to Pat r..waon, iiDior tftcl, to lbe AIOundW bill'~ . Ia U. lint bill anctcoUied lu fur the _.:PIIillde ~~ lf.O, Wfl f'l!'llhtl!U billoa ~ · · , , ' -~~ vlcl«y ovtr tilt !llill'ln lhe flrlllllll, ~'1'811 ,i6 piliii ionclli!llr .flmbllwq; ' Qu~IITEIIS 1• " ' 'lloullllrii1'Cr'lla®es to opoU lbe In Aleptu:ler'• rourlll 11) flun ' reconnc1 ~ AIRaDdir 'Ill lilt - fiGinelelm'l 1m~ 12)'11'daWI aod·HudJ~ilhdded' 11 to l!l'l•!!lll iht ~ IJn. Sou~:.. Rillloll 0'4 '::;;,~ «1 a wet field ber<Jnt a ~ another pair of EP. to ~ II ~ e-.w IW(olll,, . ~ 111.i !nJrt1 GN11 cro'lll ill foolbaJl fans. •, 30-0: . ~ ~· wl..ll! lhl , ftl, , lfMilll Goble, . lumblt Aleonder r.celved tile in the lhltd. Ptrlod Hud!iaU ~ ball, IIIGii 41 · 1M ':C:r'J..~ =.,..~~ ~~: ..,.,. tlckoll, put the ball In mallei! :J&.Ooo a &yard run, the ~--~by ille ........ ~A.Tl - l!lld!lall 28; ~:'." play 011 Ill own 21, and In nine EP ·,_ falling. Coach Dave 1111111 Pal HID .-1 • Nalt. " playa bad tbe Drat touchdown, Sllipes suboUtuled oo " " - ill Tbt Hrill Iliad! Ml*lcl • , Alta. Ia lb. ...Uor fllllback Pille milcll of the Ume remalnlnfl. 1arda, llrl'lf__.. ~ !!!..~ n 13 a-D boulldng In flun the t The Tcmadoea sot cl011t..,.. by . _ wi1111 M11tM .... Uloll) ... 192 1 A pus fw the EPs foiled. mldway In the fourth qUII'Ier caqbt btbiH 1M ll11t lit ,..,_ Ntt ~ 1be Tornadoea, with junt... wben JeM!ns ran ~111 011 lll:llalmlee Win Ill tWill .,_.,.,,, ~ .7 taUbttk Steve Jenkins the an opU011 ploJ to bls rl&hl. &01 1111'0w. 14 '• triaer IBM In ll'.e trtple llln!at free at the SO and lillde It aulbt 1'llt Tnadote, afttr ... · "'1•ll.eott'• ~ . ~ option off I full field opretd WI)' to the Aleunde' 1$ befcn .,.., Wft l . f - al W lllii\la( ;fl .9-165 1-53 farmotloo - Uled lhroughooal being pulled down. 1111 nm wu l'llllalftilll 14 Ia Sooia.. "'"""'"" I 23 lbo nJihl by the Tornadoes ,; - e. .y a...... e: ••=-- . V.: p; = iiC.;.. ~.~-=.tlu~ie:ne-;: Syraeuse NewQ.. Soeiety =t Iatini the~ tietulf and WMiftl oo their own D. Tbt SYRACUSE - !Ill'. Jws liplrtans 1o1 1bo btU 1111or the Hall <1. Venlull'fllle, W. Va, and first <1. t ..... 00 lbolr""" fl. Ar111ur Hall of Point PI; n•t l'atwo...,.lboscorewu!M, violled with lbolr brolber and a lt.ellllor ~ lblnall- sisii!Nn-low, Mr. a Mrs. IDiboEPs.Tbt'l1>woubomb SampsmU.U. . . _ by flllll'lorbttk Grill .1amoo Lisle, .........,.. ill llroob, a sophomore, to ~. spent 1 w..tend "'""a'l that <Ooaed t1 yards. with bls parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Tbat'll bow the first period Charles Lisle. •llldod. Mr. and Mrs. James R. White Ia tbe .......J quarter Walter and dalll!hter, Mary Beth, of ~llltr. lactit .., A. Guillk wllitotlllly, Artbilr Hall, and T - · DalmJ, <1. Plint , IAJ'ng 111111 ' 101l'111ERN'S HIGH« 11'1"1 PI nl """•'-"-•'fl. . . Slid . . ftWiM .. lira. Mabel Pltterui, Mtl. ~":ib~-;;;"~ So Jsolllt llllor 111 II I two Jellle Cotirln and Mrl. Eciltb en J t ,...... wilb Ilia m10M, lilh. lhad ftN In Letu~ W.' Va., recently. Gues _ . , ane Ada stacl. wllenlboJ 'flailed the former's llluell, l!lddle Hayman, Tom Ri~lllnl Dadtwortll H- bl'lltbel MCIIiater-4lHiw, Mr. Gruennldand~.andbuiMra~. ...,..,.aed ~ llrolbor, Carl d Mrs. a.n Donmue. w. 'lbursltlll, wn . , . lllidl-tb <I. Plct&ll;pu to Mr. and Ml1· John Bass <1. and Mrs, Joe Blall, Mr. and Other q,ldl ~ at the CincinnaU w11ere lboJ atlended EIJria apenla weet'a vacation Mrs. Hank llolla' and Mr' and meeting were 'lhe,JJIs)J SCI!oOI · the pl.oyUt ~u-..,1! retenllf witb his parenll, Mr. Mrs. David &nltb. Counselors A11ociaflon, Ita Mrs. Earl 01s1i11' is employed and Mrs. Leonard Bass and Mr. CaUinC on Mr. and Mnl. 111embershlp pr.o,grams, and • , .• .t ( os cook at ()ow's Slealt House and Mrs·. Larry Brown of Cbarlea Hensley ,..... Sandra progl'llll,l of alllliatiiJII witb the ! :;.::~=~==~ ~-~-- w v ---·'-' in Puum'O)'. Pomerov CurUs of ReedsvDie, Mr. and several educational qencles. · -.vend ;;'i:''moU.:.·• A;...-wiu";, Mr. vemoo Bartels and SCII, Mr. .;.jMns.RudyStewartof Mrs. Wilnam Geisel and Mr. The ' ~UOII also Went 1111 --~ o•~-~ ~-~-~ Mike of andnnaU spent o Ill v - ..,..t a -kand .and Mrs. AI Rusnak of I'1C«d l4ll)llCrtlng the ' ~ and ..wo=, NOW '· From .... =-u -·-·and .,....Mnl. Leonard Cl..eland . .... m•k• v•• al ·"-"~ Mr """""'""'• and Mrs weekend here with his parenls, with Mr. leVIee:withlli 111e oCboo1 ~~~, •---'-·'s 11 TV loc ' ·-~ · · Df .......,....., James Gulnsl..- and dalll!hter, Mr. and Mrs. EmmetlllarteiJ. Bass and family. Joining them Mr•and Mrs• HowardLarkllll . ' .· nied by tile gr011p; · · Kitty and Mrs. Joe Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Eller Pickens mSunday for the e111!1llng meal of Portllnd were vi.IIU., Mr. next-.,meetlnil of the dalll!bter, Denise, and Carl apenl • receat -and with wereMr. andMrs. Larryllrown and Mnl. Fred Larkins. Meig1, G&Uia, Duckworth at Plckeringtoo. reaitives in Toledo. of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrl. Lester Frilehen Guidance AuociaUon will be Mrs. Mu Swindler of Marioo Mrs. Mamie Warner, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ,RI>bertllarden of Columboo vlalted her December lOth In tile Rio . visited recenUy with Mr. and Daisy Pauley, Mr. and Mrs. and Debbie 11perll o weekend parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.. Mrs. Clem Cooper. Clyde Hunt, Mrs. Grace Wolle with their son and daughter-In- ~~ ;!lley~~,:veny Tbere are M poulble Mr. and Mrs. Joo Pierce of of Alllllnce visited with Mr. and law, Mr. and Mrl. Jamea ""'""" oo Wbieb Euler can occurMinersvUle and Mrs. Clinton Mrs. sam Pickens. '!bey tamt Harden, <1. London. Colwnbus and Mr' and Mrs. between Mardi 22 and Api1I AI\!D,A , . Plerte, Tony and Tina, local, w atlend the funeral ..-vices On a Sunday Mr. and Mrs. StevMre Poold Mre ofwAthena~led 25. TIE·TACK :fOOl 1 · ~)'lie visiledwithMr. andMrs. Terry for Mrs. Iva Donohue of Sampom Hall, Mrs. Janice ·an • ' Pferte and children, Cheri and Harrisonville. Lawson and David, and Mns. Joe BilrreU II a patl,n! at Dean, of Elyria over a recent' VisiUng on Saturday with Mr. Mildred Pferte and Tina visited Veterans Memorial HOipilalln, weekend. and Mrs. James Teslwd were the dish barn at Southside, w. Pomeroy, ~ew F'ai!.Styles Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gnllimore Delbert Teaford and son, va Mr. and Mnl. Charles Hensley ..• and Colors. and daughter. Ginger, of Plain Delbert Jr. of Racine. · and Ads Jll,oaell coiled at 1he City visited recenUy wilh Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James While Cbambera Fun..-al Home ill and Mrs. Gene Wolford. and daughter of Dunbar, W. fill Ravenswood to pay respect to U, hiJ Mr. and Mrs. Jlllll08 White Va., visited with ber mother, Heeen guesll of the Willlaru lllah Seals. They were It'' and daughter, Agnes White, and Mrs. Rooe Schwarz and family Lawson family were her tolllpanled by , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Duckworth visited with of Mason and his mother, Mrs. nephews, Captain Qanlel L. lloyd McPeek. Mr AgnesWhlteanduncle Richard Ftnsley, Rlv..-uda, California Pat&nltbofColwnbuupent Where Shoes Are Mr dMr8 Emil. E · · an ynon, · ' d T With -'A and uSen s lbl y Pri ced • and Mrs. Dennis Eynon and Mr. Duckworth. an ommy row, a weekend w•u• Mr. - ·· and Mrs. Roy Jones of N.... Mr. and Mrs. Sampspn Hall Charleston, W. Va. Other guull David &nltll. Mlddleport,,.O. Settlement. They also called on visited in Point Pleasant with were Mrs. Ethel Thaxton and -VIolelllmltl; . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _. . Mr.and Mrs. Charles White and Mr. and -Mrs. Arthur HaU and Ralph, Dunbar, W. Va., and Mr . .--------~--------'---------..,.......,.'""'1---~---::-.,::...;._,;...:~,_ , Beulah White of Middleport. family, Mrs. Rutll Sturgeoo and and Mrs. Jolut Thaxton, Leon, Mrs. Guy A. Guinther, Te!T)' soos, Mr. and Mrs. sam Dalton W. Va. and Karen, spent two days will! and Doe Hall. Accompanied by Maram:l Edminaton, Vinton, ber aunt, Mrs. Ellen Newland, all the abOve named but Mrs. wu a· weekend gueat at 1he of Athens Route: They were Sturgeon, they visited al the home of Mr. and Mnl. Ney taken there by Mr. and Mrs. Lorna Hall home in Harrison- Carpenter. On Sunday, Mrs. Malcolm Guinther and children ~e in the eveninB. · Edmiston accO!IIJ)allled Mnl. and were accompanied home by Visiting oo Sunday at the Carpenter and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Guinther of James Teaford home were Mnl. Martha Mays, to Lake Hope Gallipolis. . Blanche Cunningham and SOD, State Park where tbey visited Mrs. Velma Cassady, mother Robert, of Athens. with Mrs. Mayo son and ba Mr. and Mrs. David Smllh of dalll!bter-4lHiw, Mr · and Mra. Mr•· Clem Cooper • 8 gooe n.. GLENDALE of Albert Qulvey who to Apache Junction, Ariz., Columbus visited here with ber • were Bea~t•lull)' styled, lull-featured where she will spend the winter parents, Mr. and MJ::s, Samuel campins at Lake Hope, Harrisonville Society News t1 . cOW:.' ., .. ·., aame. ~ \i.- T .i l· ,,' oi •te• . r•------.. HUSH /PUPPIES Caruentef ,.,..,_~-------, CADY Now Talk. About • Dl,£ SHOE BOX •-w por:aDie TV 1n the disttnctive "tow s 1houatte'' desig n with botd,c1ean recanoularlll'le!I.Gracefulmolded cat ·net in grained Kaahm•r wetr w: color. Deluxe \11deo Aange i ..... no system. Oipolll! Antenna .'139· 95 with her daughter and son.ffi:~ law, Mr. and Mrs. John Lam· bert. · Mrs. Agnes White and brother Richard Duckworlb spent three days with lhelr brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Duckworth in Huntlngton. They were accompanied on the return trip by the Dutkworlhs. Paul Pierce and son, Randy. of Harrisonville Road; visited onSundaywlthhlsparenii,Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Pierce, Tony and Tina, and brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jon Pierce of Mlnersvllle, Ronnie Ransom and cbllclren of Letart Falls spent a Sunday with her parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard. Mrs. Reka Ferris of Parkersburg and grandchildren, Troy, Kelli and Regina Griffith of Pomeroy. visited with ber brother and sister4n-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Plcke d bls " - Mrs ns, an 'IDOu~a., • Lela Robinson at Letart Falla. Mr. carl Duck"orth of Pickerington, Richard Duck· worth and Agnes White, local, called on Mr. and Mrs. John Sayre and grandchildren of Cbester. VlsiUng oo a Saturday with Mr. and Mnl. Sampoon Hall were bls sister and brother-lnlaw. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dalton and bls brother. Doe Hall, of Dingess, W. Va., .and another SHIRT , . FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE Robinson's aea.leiS 1969 Cadillac Sedan l;)eV,IIe S5300 Mint green. black vinyl top and green Interior, • full power equipment. Olmate Control air conditioning. $1795 $1995 51995 1966 BI!ICk Wildcat 4 Dr. . $1595 w: Burgun!)yflnlsh with" matching Int. .'radio, s· w tires. tinted glass. 1' owner Nt!w Olds trade. 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix $1295 ,,2 dr. H,i., V-a>auto., P. B., P. S., radio, W·&·W tires, mag wheels', A.IR CONPITIONING. ' · · . .& Van.Zanclt · t v•• : Fer.DlnliDII . .. '\ . ' of .~· .I ' l:IIO '' . Sblle ' . "Vau'lr1Jke Our Qullllty Way SMITH A·UTO SALES ' ' ' , of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMA.. Mi.. NCING .POMEROY . .Tll P.M. S.t. ·'·· . ' /. . .. '• dismissed following trestment. . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · Mrs. Lola Cain and 11011. Carlos, have ,.wmed to tbelr Qrrisaill homeafteranextendedabsence due lo the lloePitallzaUoo of "works in a drawer" Color TV Carlos Cain. '!be Grange met recently at thellalUdsy Atkins borne. They celebrated the 33rd wedding anniversary of the muter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Will. Mrs. Holllday baked the cake for the occasion, Mrs. Mollie McGrath of Logan spent the weekend with the Earl McGraths. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Epple were happily surprised Suroday by ltiiOT'OIIOL• CONSOLE MODELS ARE 23' plc!ut~ m~as . bere. diag. bathroom In the house he already prepared. G-ts were from the · Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Waldeck Butchers. and son of Glouster, Mr. and Clinton Gilkey made a trip to Mrs. Ronald Brown of WeUston, Columbus Saturday to get a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Epple and piano for Edith Whaley. two children of Middleport and Recent eailers of Ava Gilkey Mrs. Minnie Foil, local. Mrs. were Mrs. Arthur Goodin, Mrs. Epple also had a birthday this MinnleFolt,Mr.andMrs. M.A. week, Epple and Minnie McGrath. Mrs . Mollie McGrath of The small son of Mrs. Mary Logan spent the weekend with Ash was painfuUy burned when the Earl McGralhs. CONTIMPOIAitY STYLED CONSOLETTE Model WUI17G. Budget-priced console lie with 1 recently purchased I EVE DOWNEY MISS EVE DOWNEY, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Peninger, lOS Court SL, GaJUpoUs,lw completed lrainlq atlbe Trans WorW Alrltaea' Flight Hoateu School In Kanoao CIIJ, Mlosourt and Is asoigned to StarStream lil1hl1 lrom Cbtcago'a O'Hare In· teraallonal Airport. ·Miu Downey was employed os o leaciler irl Atbeu, Ohio prior to joinfug lbe alrllne. Milo Downey is a poodaate of Pomeroy IIIah ll<bool and Obto Ulivenlty. ----- N. mini -ci rcuit reliability . . big family-pleasing pio:turE" lhat'$ remarkably crisp, clean Walnut srain fin ish on lem pe r~d . genuinf' ha rdboard 301 /l' wide, 'J.9lfl• high, 171/ .'' deep. (add 41/o" for tube capl . WERNER w·. COMPTON,· 0. D. RADIO &TELEVISION OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO S (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)-EAST COURT ST., POMEROY ..iJ their mother is hospitalized in ' City Hospital, Parkersburg. Other guesta in the Boyles home have been hls sister, Ada Evans of Michigan, the Boyles' three children and families and other rela~ves from Parkersburg and Pennsylvania . Emerson Hayes was returned w his place In Elmwood Nursing Home from Veterans Memorial Hospital saturday. Harry Guthrie, who has been quite ill in Holzer Medical Center, is reported to be Improved at this wriUng. The Guthries' daughter, Maxine Yost of Columbus, spent Saturday night and Sunday with her pareniJ. Mrs. Undo Williams and SOD, Aaron David, left from Columbus airport Monday afternoon w loin their husband and lather, David wlto ..1 statloDed In Guam. They expect to remain tbere until · July 1971 when David's service lime will be up. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bibbee and son, Donel, of Sur:cess have moved Into lhe property they purchased recently from Mr. and llira. Hobart S1rarlz and vacated by Mary Carr. ·r 1"'111':1 n : ~-l':.o 1 t. u ;· •. 1r , .1__, MIDDlEPORT, OHIO . ' .I. ,, ,,,, . 1,_;, ' ' .... , . • It's 1971 at Tom Rue Moton. Inc. ~ · --·- - , .- - r fJ I CHRYSLER Plymoulfi i with more kinds of new cars than anyone else in the business. Dulttr. Our success story, Ouster. With niore room, more power, · more everything than anymlnl-car you can squeeze into. Look · out aub·compacts, Duster's coming through. Plymouth Scamp. ll' s our newest c ompact. Coming through with a happy-go-frisky style all its own. Big on room. small in price. Let our lowest priced hardtop come · through your best buy. 2-Door lit«llop DLIIllt 2-Door CoLipl wuu.ma Tile Alm•rwe By United Press -.utloul · Today II Friday, Oct. 30, the 303rd day of 1970. The moon is new. '!be morning stars ar• ~ ..dSa!Um. '!be evening stars are ~ ry, Venas and Jupiter. • Thoee ·b\11'11 .. tills date att under tbe'',agD of Scorpio. · Or! lhll dly In historY: In 1931 actor 0r.an Welles CS1IIed a h!l . / be stuck an Oxtensloni:ord In bls mouth at the' 'home of his grandmother, Eliza PoweU. He ... rushed to the hoopilal and when their children came home Paul Steinmetz has em- to belp lhem celebrate their 4lh ployment In North Caroltns. wedding anniversary. The Harold Graham is Installing a children ~I tbe dinner v_.u., ~lue with blue Int., full p(lwer equlp;:nent, radio, w-s·w tires, factory air c:ondltlonlng. ' to modernize the tax structure has forced increaolng . reliance on property taxes and impoeition of acldltlonal and Increased unfair. taxes, Including motor vehicle lees, local sales taxes and, of course, a m...e than 33 per cent tncruse In the state retall sales tu. '' £~ 1/()()1) PiA/. TiME! . Value-Rated ·Used Cars NOT~CEI • ~ lilettW '!be present structure was cleslgned to meel the needa of tbe '9&, and It is Irrelevant to todsy's problems. FaUure ability to JNI)'• ;, 216 1967 Olds "4 door '' I our method .of taxation. " .,. baed u]JO"n ~· Two doOr Fastback. Turquoise finish, whit; top, black vinyl int .• ~90 V-8, auto. trans., P.S., power disc brakes, radio. w·s-w tires. Real nice. · Loads of load apace - 5 easy-entry doors, 8 feet of flat floor. Power plus economy-98 HP.overhead cam engine, up to 25 miles per gallon. Solkj comfOrtbucket seals, easy-clean vinyl Interior, safety front disc brakes. • U1t'Our Freo Parldnt Lot 1968 Mercury Monterey noe no-cost extras 'i'lpr;; ·.:~, update 'T.ues mU8t be Six cyl., standard trans., r;,dlo, w·s·w tires, 12.000 miles. family wagon with To ' .lolve the pressing problems of our state, an ovitllloUf•of our present tu struoture II Imperative. In At 9-0ut At 5 1970 Maverick 2 DOor Perfect size TAX REFORM followed by the singing of "Sweet Hour of Prayer." A total of 31 sick and shul4n C&mden Clark Hospital last calls for the lost monlh were week and Is recovering reported. Helen Woode and Nellie Parker gave a report on saUsfactorlly. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hen· U11! district meeting at the dershot and son of Lancaster Athens Melhodlsl cbnrch Sept. visited her parentB, Mr. and 17. Helen Woode presented the Mns. Clarence Nrchols Satur- revised Jist of rest home patienlland members copied II. day. Nellie Parker will place a new Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcl<les called on Mr, and Mrs. Robert order for Best-Made gelaUn. '!be usual pian of aendlng Mareinkn and family Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Marcinko is Chrlstmaa lmes w boys In suffenng from a heart con- service was discussed and is an followo: Roger Stearns by his diUoo. Mr. and Mrs. James C. mother, June Stearns; Bill Watson and children ,of Ken- Amoo and David Williams by tucky spent' a weekand at their Thelma Henderson; Johnny Taylor by Isola Taylor; and h<me here. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Hawk and Joseph Poole by Nellie Parker. baby have moved to the Coy Eleanor Boyles gave a Hawk property here at Tuppers Missions report from Burundi, Africa, "When a Refugee is Not Plains. Mrs. CIIHord Longenette Is A Refugee." "'"'king In Dr. Pickens office at Thelma Henderson led lhe program.1 "Risking Resour· Middleport. ces," a Jpledge service ,con· ALFRED- Sent eld slating df scripture reading, Sunday School attendance oo "The Good Smaritan" by June Oct. 25 was ~. Offering was Steams ; lhe song "Rescue the fi9.79. WOrship services were Perishing" by the gt9up; the beld atll with Chas. D. Woode, program In dialogue form with layleader, and 1111 attendance of leader Thelma Henderson ; S!ld seven. Worship services were others laking part were Mae held Sunday evening at 7:46 Follrod, Clara Follrod, Grace with an attendance of 16 and an SWartz, Helen Woode and Nina offering of fla. The Rev. Robinson. Two prayers of Lavender spoke from Luke 15:1- Thanksgiving by Eleanor 10, "Parable of Ute Lost. ~~.!lj~ Taylor closed and .., . Prodigal .ll Osle Th,e. 4Wolilen'• chrilittan ' Service held Its FOIIrod regUlar · m•Ung on Tuesday served delicious refreshments. evening, Oct. 20, at the home of . Attending ill addition to those Alma Swartz, ''wllh an at- named were Emma FlndJiJul tendance oC•l3.1be meeU., was and Kate Honatber. tn charge of Nellie Parker, , '!be next meeUng will be president, and opel.ed with Tuesday, Nov. l7 at the home of prayer by Thelma Henderson Thelma Henderson with Merle Griffith as program leader. ~~~~~ ·Atten!ilng a birthday celebration at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike · Williams at Tuppers Plains for the 4lh birthday of their dsughter, Mandie, on Sunday, Oct. 18, from this area were Grace SWartz, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Swartz, Mary Amos, Unda Williams and soo, Aaron David and Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Findling. Mrs. Ada Van Meter of Chester spent last Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Vere SWartz. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Woode recentlY called on Mr. and Mrs. James Smith at Hemlock Grove. · ' Mr. and Mnl. WUber Parker a!id Eddie spent Sunday with ,. the 1IDberi ~ker family at Marletti. Mr. and Mts. !Joyd llllllnjjer and falqlly Or 8lllds and Mrs. ()Jicar DIQina..- of Mltens, Rt. 4, . took dinner wiib the Ernest Ttylor family last Sunday. , ,'ftle , $Wartz larnlly imd Betlty B..,.. pl tJor:kin&P<rl and sirab Woode Of Cool'rille iook supper Friday evening with Mr, and Jlln, Ven Swarts. Brenda and JQOJ Boyles of Tuppers Plains are slaY\08 1!lth lbelr grandJian;nlt, Mr. and Mrl. Dlnsm,... Boylea whjle I Mrs. aMinnie Foil..bas purchased lot known the John Dunctn lot in the vU!age. Ills reported lhnt Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark have pur· chased a house and tot from the Robert Clarks (better known as the Ge<rge Clark house) . Mr. Clllford Cuckler .was a supper guest of the Hobart Brysons at Racine Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton GUtey of Albany visited Ava Gilkey 'Sunday evening. Mr. Earl McGralh, who i! employed in North Carolina, &pent a few days at his home l118l'dlln8 band braved the etm.llrl Thursday to perlidplte In the homemmintl parade lbat atuled at lower SyriCUIII. Flilbful fans also ' lnvod the nlny day to show tbelr appreciation. of • Ctnpler Newport. Our most affordable luxury car. With the roomiest interior in its class, big regular gas V-8, even an optional sun roof. For all the living you do, Newport comes through. Plymoutllt•lnt;lf. Great 11ft styling lor a great new Idea in hardtoos. Satelllt. Stbrln;. Designed specifically to be a 2-door hardtop. like No oth8r car 11 bulltllk:e this one. No othe~ car cbmes this one. �, \ . · · -:, P~..... . P•ISOinal Notes _. Legion. Auxilia_ ry Wo[k is·. .commen'H.e.d. . allfrajlcn ~ Servlee. by U>e eoope,auve ,l!:llleniiOII be •oftered . .;;o T atlbe ·,.claM ldledulea are u · . Eut !DIIoi!J! • · 11. &,~, IIIII Mn. O.JIIIailct Afternoon clan, 1 p.m.-3 ~. !Qmberlf llld Kelly, p:m.,Not.t-1&-21-311ontJDec. 7, • ..,ent lltY*'Il c~a,_ ·llere. wllb ptenlni clua, 7 p.m.~ p.m. Mr. · and . M'n. Karl 'Kioea, Nov. 9-174UI1Jnd ~· 7, ~,'S.set.Kw.tUbeen Cleseei 'will' be directed to ateUOIIOdltlGellbollrnebul on those wh~ bave hid liillt Dec 1 idll lllaYI lor Vlellllm alieretlon end, UttlO( IZ• The'temll, II nolr ~ ~ perlepee. The bi!SilmiDI Wlleoneln where Mn. KIOii .-alons will deal with P.ttem · end tbe Chll4rtn wiU bib 10 alleratlona In sener.l, the apartment to bt near her middle wltb ~ end perenta 11urln8 11er- bulbend;a sizing, end llie lui aesalons 1!J\b overteas tour of !lull' ellareUon of a ·~ pettem, Mra. R. Gr~~ser of ~Uon of I! muallil'; end Columbus,Mrs.J.J. Davllllld lltllnB lhe mUbl.. Miss Laura Johnson of BotheiOS'eawllJbellmltedto HarrisburB Ohio visited 20 ~. c.u ~ CoUUn recently with Mila 'aeneYIIYe at the ~etlve Estenalon Stober!. Service, 11112-JIII lor reser· Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pulllnl and vaUont. children were the weekend "·' gUOJta of the· ReV· llld Mrs. 1• Menzel Smllll, - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelley of ~lny a 1MI,Pie Lancalter and Mr. end Mrs. c. Slitting QDOr W. Dixon, ColumbDJ, were ltlrs. Thomas. Derat en- ~.(IUeats o1 Mr. and Mra. tertained Wednesday nlght with Her!Mif,l DIZon. a party bon<l'lng Mte. Bollard Mf. imd Mrs Dole Keateraon spent 'lb,U..,yat Cottageville ~1, 11\t.. former Karen. Pettit, who left '1'11ureday 1rom w. va. vlllllng their son and 1 Columbul for HaWaii. She will daughtor-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. be Joined there 1!7 her husband, Homer Kesteraon. Sgt. Boward McDaniel, ala· Mrs. Mike Hemmer and lloned In Vlelllam. daughters, Lou Ann and A Halloween lheme wll8 used Kimberly, of Columbus Ylalted In tha decorations for the perly. Wednesday with Mr, llld Mrs. Fancy sllldwlches, cake and Bob HoeDich and daughter. coffee were served. Gilts were They came especially to pay presented to Mn. McDaniel. laat respecta to Mrs. Jennie Guellte were Mrs. Boward Wlae and Ylalt membera of her McDaniel and Susie, Mrs. family wbo are here lrmn Nancy Brinker, Mrs. Thelma Florida. MeDilnlel, Mn. Phyllla Hudnall, Mrs. Edna TrlpleU, Mra. =~=r-1 'Aibert Pettit, Vaneue and Teminy, Nra. Patty Kloea, Mn. Beubh Whfte,. and Mllll)' McDaniel, Jane Ann Gilkey eent a Appfoxlmately 70 attended a Sift. Mrs. Pettit, Jim and Larry, dlatrlct rally of lbe United look Mrs. McDaniel . to tbe Methodist Church , Youth Columbua airPort Tburaday. Fellowablp belcl Monday at lhe Enterpriae Owrch. 1: Becky Will had char(e of tbe ~ meeUng which opened with a J: · RE-EL~CT and Lee B~n&arner. .. ' clpell. l'l'lllelpU fnm al2-coo.ty ar"* SlulbeutenJ Oblo wiU meet at Baker Collier oa lbe Olllo Ualvenlty campuo to llw J,.u.... O'NeW, 1 foraer goYernor of Oblo epeak oa 11Areas of 1elaool G( ....." ,;~,,~·.·>'i'ZI=;<m;m«-; DAUGHTER HONORED Mr. and Mrs. au.rtes White entertained at tbe home of Mrs. Beulah White witb a party honoring their daughter, Teunna Wells, on her blrtbday anniversary . Guests were Howard Wells, Mr. end Mrs. Emerson Wells, Mr. end Mrs. 'lbomas Darst and Craig, and Mrs. Beulah White. ELECTION DINNER An election day diruter will be held Tuesday at tile Racine Wesleyan United Methodist Cburcb spOnsored by the members of the w:s.c.s. Serving will begin at 11 a.m. thrOU(b tbe supper hour. 'l'l1e IIIODII conalats of YO(etable soup, bot and cold aandwlcbea, bated beans, potato salad, pie • ... ,•·., •I I ' I .. CALQWELL,, ;. . ..~ .. .' ' AU~DitOR . TEST: "PROVE AlL THINGS; BOW FAST THAT WHICH IS GOOD." I TIIEBS. ~:21. 'lbe &&P between the generations cannot be brld(ed unleu there is a mutual willingness to test apd to keep testing the old end the new lor their uselulnesa in life. Paul's principle net'da to be thundered In tile ears of both generatl<lls. Some people are good at holding fest, end tbe older seneraUon Ia usually to be found In thla group. Lei no oDe beUUie the contrlbuUon IIIey make by holding to tbe ideea of other yeara. Paul's statement Implies that some people ere good at lettinB go, and many members Ill the yotmger gen...atlon are numllered among tbem. 'l'l11!'e are tbingo without number of which we Deed to let go, end memb<rs of the younger generation muat In· telllgenUy direct their releasing Influence toward those thiDp which hove shown not to be good. Tile charactoristic contributions of both generatiOIIs are neC08881')'. The good Ufe, or clvlllzaUon, dependo upon 0111' ability to "hold last" and our alillty to ·~et go." '1'11ere Ia no prosresa without the practice of both. Is lhere some bridge with which we can 11pa11 the chasm between tbe generaUons so that there may be helpful conunerce lnideaswhichwiUmalll!for"!ebepplneaaendprosperltyolbotb? I believe tbe answer lles ill Paul's wonta, "Prove all thln&s." Neither lbe yo111g oor the old generation bas yet been w1111nc to practice as a conUnllOUS method the policy of proving au lhlnp. 'Ibis II not 888)' lor older people. 'lbe l(lirlt of adftntlft ebbing wllb age, is di~!eed by B yearning for ce1&ln1J. Vat~ elements enter conilintly Into Ufti iltuallaili,...'llliliib satisfying, become ~. '"' once uaelesa, prove '1'11e younger gen'eraUon II proYerilially In a h111T7. R 1.1 Dot good at prolonged COIICOIIIratlon which does not produce Jm. mediate resultJ. Jlecauu of lla agility, U deiJ&bta to jump 11 condualona ratbe' than to walk the llo1r pe1lla of·reuontng, To penetrate Into the lllll1n of any principle or preetlce requ1ru time and penlatence ollhoqbt. Nearly two tl>o'•send yeara ago a snaD group of people, i' I FOR . ... ' MIIGS COUNTY . . I I. I ·,f . Nov. 3rd. Gener•r-ereetlo~ 1·. Your Vote Greatly APPreciated/ . . .; . !ledlin& 4 Years of Oeper.dable, Courteaus 5nce · 1 ) ONCE·A·YEAR ADMIRAL. REAL SALE a leu .:..rw. ~ I ., ;;:a-.r.•' and-Coffee-•.- - - - . . perplered a1111 OOD!used, began to follow One who said, "I em the Wllf, tbe trutll, and thelile" (Jolullt-4). l .Mle&es baY8 held lest to the story of b141llle and have pueec1 It on frml GDe generatl<ll to anotbe'. l'relh oxpedltlonll Into Ull· DWirld ereaa'Of experience ere made In eadl giiM!I'IIioD by thole wbo lruat In hllleadershlp.Be baa proved hlmaell able to carry · lhem towird tbelllleCil88fuJ aellievement r1. their dealres end their . . I ellortr; · 'lbe (]lord> of lllrllt declares to all generatlona, JDIDIIIIIII PER old,lhatU they would penetrate into !be nature of all thln&l to find' , YEAR ::::the truth, and the life, they willlreeponiJI'O'rilll aDII!InP Fellowship· Rally a . ! n ~·'' ~ frj: ,~ r.~~~~~~~~ · w8"',.. ~. . have i~a ~-.:_~tery. ::::=~b.· Wltllealing will was m ,_....., cemetery· Installation& and Repairs ., LARGE 6% , ByFrantA.Cieelebrew Pastor,Chelblre ClW'ge, lloposil lnfiNst Polcl Semi-Annually AI - Co. 8IIIICII -fJJ ......... ,. ,.,,OIIIo ....... .............. Co. " " ' - r.unty ,..,..1'"""'.,.. ~··· ' no bllfll..... l)' ............... Corp. Up To~.• Free:GJA ' w. oo;loitol SU•t!~. ·' " • .............,..- = ,.,., pr"'lr~ <to"""' "'w.,e . CAROLINA MIDDUPOIT lOOK Flower Show on November 16 A "Christmas Forecast". derland," using glitter; placement flower show wU1 be uchristmas Everywhere," staged Monday, Nov.!&, at tbe suitable lor a mantle; "By home of Mro. C. O.lllapman by Clandlelight," using a candle or tbe Rutland Garden Club. candles for lbe hall; "White Mrs. Robert Canaday ls Cbrlalmes," a white ar· chairman of the home rangement for tbe teleYialon; placement flower lbow which "Chrlslmes Mogle," a design lnclll!les cele(orlea for arlletlc for coffee table or desk; arrangements, horticulture "Reverence," using a religious items, and educational figurine And "Best Wlahes,' ' displays. Nine classes are baubles, and "Hospitality,'" • featured . in the artistic Christmas table arrangement. arrangements category wltb '1'11e horticulture aecUon will each claea being designated for include eight classes lor long a specific location In the end abort needle pine, apruce, Chapman home. yew, )unlper,1\merican holly, a A similar show held lui year rborvitae, and enonymus. was well received by the club Tile regular meeting of tbe members. 'l'l1e show will be club will be held lbet evening at open for public viewing from 2 7;30 p.m. with lhe Friendly to 6 p.m. Gardeners as guests. Mrs. Fred According to tbe rules, three Blaettnar, Meigs CoWIIy coo· or low- arrangements will .be· tact chairman, will be guest required In each class to qualify speaker. Hootesses will be Mrs. lor Judging. All entries muat b\,,Chapman, Mrs. Harry staged by 11 a.m. and exhibits Williamson end Mrs. Ralph ~to remain In place until to Turner. p.Mrs. GObert Cullen · • en ec- , I' credlted•tw!'"'llltheOrA.GG ..;urieriV"'e"'f..ih1, •jiidl; ~· • •" Her oriljudglng will begin at j p.m. end exhlblklrs will be aDowed In tbe room durinfl tbe I To My Many Friends and Voters of MEIGS COUNTY I find It impossible to ask you personally for your support due to a bout with the flu. I want to ask for your vote end suppor1 for the office of .•• Mel• County Auclltor .:: FIRST TERM FOR MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR lx I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Miller and Terri of Rutland have visited relatives and toured scenic areas In several otates in recent weeks. They epent a weekend In Mldwe•, Ohio, with Mrs. ' MWer'a alater, Mr. end Mrs. Merlin Martin and famlly. They were an Logan CoWily, W. Va. Wednesday and Thursday viiitin& l!Jr · Miller's alaters, Mrs. Nora Pack, of McConnell, and Mrs. Bessie Napier, of LD(an. They Ylalted her brolher, Mr. and Mn. Carl• OIIYI!' of REPUBLICAN a ,.,.--,--------===================::;::::::::::====• Jud(lng, · 'l'l1e nine classes In tbe arUsUc arransemente diYialon open to Rutland Garden aub members and members of tile Rutland Friendly Gardenen are "Merry Christmas," a doorway decoration; "Winter Won .. ' - . . . l. He's your little-car specialist. "·"-e ,_..., Md """"" ·-., ·• ..,.. 1 weekend end on Walhlngton, D. SUnclef C. andIDured saw several p1aees of llilerest. On Tuesda y tbey toured the Skyline Drive at Front Royal, Va., and took In lhe Caverns a1111 the Shenandoah Cavern at New Market, Va. Mila T~e Miller wu In . Columhua Wednesday to atie:lcl a review clau at Nationwide Beauty Academy ind now Mr end Mn. Miller ~week epeni 1evera1 deya In GGoben lnd · wltb Iter brother, Mr. and Jemea Oliver and iaDil!J. liM DAY dlnnen n Cburcb, at il :llh.m• fl, ,IICbool Mri: ' . .- - - - - - - - Iter slltor, Mr. IUid ~ andfamUJ. OnMrl,ceraJ tbetr '*Y bomi! tunday, tbey stopped In ~ Alpr,Oblo, toteelter!IICie end ewit who wu recupirat,bici , from a 'Car accident. · The oaly IIINtf•llllklq D!iKJtrtlnent, 3.A1J~S a.torm.•r Townlhlp ., Ht II fam!lloi wllh I~• Tr.JIII~· · ...... CO~ntr, , ' ". having bHI) ..,_ . ' p;r. ¢ strlb~tor fqr " · f. 1Ht . 11 now ••rvlr,g · CoUftty .with ~'­ '· •• Commllllontr • dlgnHY, ••· fectlv.tntttand lntegrnv. •, ., A~PUBLICAN CANDIDAtE FOR . t'«<lmiuio;w of'Meil' County project of llle LeCan .... PI'A IIUl hi ""l!llljdurdiy al lk Ltllr!Falll Grildflei!NI ljaftlq wltb • J"-7,lllfPOI' At'$ Jl>m. . :. . ' •· .. , A ~ ... ~~ .. ' . ' · ' • >»;o-;wn-mw·· m* ; ; 1-1 :. .1J4 ~•• 'dinner DAY · a:m,~ ,.:_:__._ . ,.. ~· '•; / n r <AI·r ' ~· • j T. A. {TED) DOWNIE Millers Visit, Tour in East 1. Htlt alife ·ton; resident ot Nlelga Countv . 2. He 11 Pest - Pretld~nf of , ~ 1 1ctdleport Flrt . Social Calendar GDihe oocati<NJ fUnd, Mn . .re.tl ~~~~~noted to f p.m. with aJI· Ilft- mephetlllp_.!Wdllld_. anti tllallbeublijrliii!JafretOIIml ~·· r '.~ •. ·• ...."*'l! 11- ..• IJ 11 Ill -~l!•£1? ~.thel!lnlrehandtlle~l ttreued t~e Importance of blbe ·ancl dlliy_ blip lor lilt TlioJunlordlall'ld'-llon illlo .ci.elll!lt iJ.1Iey ~ lfra. IllS commet)ded by Georp 81Yin& I!Jool wbo are not collec, ~ Veteraql ll!llpllll wu - " " " for .vrtJ 14 II ~. ll-. . lllrCm'ea,,MelpLoca!SchOOI bo!mdaopportuDIIytoprepare andpraent11lematthea,tr~et ~-'!be )1!nkln _.. . btii!Jtr, · Md••~ .plltrlcliiiiPOiinlellden\, ln . an lhemlelveo to matea llvln&. : I party lbere on1 Dec. 10. 2li comb cueelor llie'~illll .. _ IIIIIIK ;Ailil , ...... addnlll Tlleedlu' nigh! to the ,A play, "The Cbangln& Mrs. J . ftl. Tbornto~, at lllo Cillo t.o.,llt.lf. ,....,. .., .. ~Wit tkuitiiiiiiiJJ Amerl- Lellon Aulllll')t of W<l'ld," by tbe junior alllillaey teclslallve ~. •rtported Moore dOIIJtlila bulktln bGlri 'b F..,.- Ollp!el~ ..._. llld ·li. Drew Webetor l'ollll9. ' membera was presented. on the recent blP which lor tbe maetln& r-.. Silo liiiD .., d!l' kleo' lnltoduced by Mn. ~u Taldn&port\rereMelanlellta1, provided tllat . . . . aerYing notedlbet . .taryboobha¥8 poppltl to, " ,. .,.. f!ll''· Moore, chairman ot the Diana Carley, Sbarle Reulor, durinfl peeee Ume ..,. now arrived llld ere lor eale 11 $l ~-· Ji111i1e11 .,.t .It . · Edqcatlon and SC:bolaublp Nancy 'lbompeon, end Brenda .e!J&Iblt lor hoopltal ~ts. A tll'b· ...... lllrie iad 11n. 'C4Icll Wetk committee, ~r. Taylor. ciYII defenie pngr1111 wiU be 'Jbank you note W!" Rid d]ll'iQC the . __ _ . PllJ04 • Hargraves pve ncogn!Uon to Mrs. Moore stre..ed the presented at · tbe November lriiD Mra. Artl!ur HUbal~ lor " fOIIowb!c .the 1114tlln8. · Pllill tile American Le&ton end Ill lmportanee ol the nurses meetlnB j)y,. Mil. Kennetb 10111 at tbe time ol,blr recap. were 1111411<1' a epn•. _ Auslllcor7 lor tbe1r Interest In acholarahlp flmd end wu given Harrla.. lion. Tile IIICIIO)' wu !IPPIIed on at llie Nmniber ...Un&. lhe achooll)'stem end tbeir permllslon to proceed witll a Mrs.Mooreannounceclreeord adllmonddllmtrrlng.A~ Mn. Guilllber, Mrs. Wellb, work to curb detrimental In· project to relee money. She hops to be held on Nov. lhnd from Mra, Belen Sloan, andMn.l'llullnelfJIIill,.,.S ' fluence. Hmne, church and reported that a guide lor Dec.l9atlhe)llnlorhigluchool. deparlment olfl~er, con· relreslunellts C8I'I'Jin& oat ~ '" school are three great In· patents llld studenll bed been Comm,IUees Jlllliled to aerie at sratulallns the unit on BeUow.llbeme. Ouences In tbe life of a child, he plaeed In lhe Meigs 111gb School the Monday nlght games perUea sa~~· end tbat "Need a Uft" hu been were Mrs. Gladys Cummlnp In America today,lbe ~ prtltllted to' Terry Oblinger at and Mrs. Robert Couch, Nov. 2; , I rateJSgolngupandlbenumber tllaMelpJunl<l'lllghSchool.A Mrs. (lrace Pratt and Mrs. of tllooe who.~ to reUcl_on 1a liook on eareerlnfonnauon end Harry ·o.Yii\ Nov. t; Mn. l!ell Scented S.cMtl Sctap WHII ..Ill lolng down, Bar&ravea illld, scholarship 10ureeo hu allo Neutzling and Mn. Catbetlne A!SO CMidllo In Pllloro, """' In soliciting even stronger been plaeed In lhe Junior high Welsh, Nov. t&; Mrs- Guy E. WI""' H - Gllu. . supportfor tile American school school. Gulnlher and Mrs. Moore, Nov. Sconb of llyllorry, Hellrilou •· CIMamon, Aptllo 1.._,. LAHnoto system. He said lbet we In During the buolness meeting 23; "!'d Mrs. Loretta Tiemeyer. lnd ethtrs•• Melga County have a (ODd It was reported that 25 cenll per end Mrs, Roy Reutor, 'Nov. 30. system, one lbel 1.1 llr from member bed been paid ' for Mrs. DaYia, JUAior ect!Yitles AlsoregulaPOinnerTapen ts••, 12'', perfect, but one which Ia the special veterans hospital chalnnen, announeed a Junior II". INuliful C.ndlt llflltt for Fall and Holk!l!y suoon. bestwhichcanbeprovldedwith projects. Tile wllt allo con· awdllary joint lnllletlon to be lbe fwu!s avaDable. trlbuted to lbe cystic libroala held at Middleport on Dec. 20; 2 ~•ndlila111111ar)'OIIthe ' fducallon United Methodlll Olurdl , .....~•. 3rd, BEf.AUSE: '. Warm . .... .. 2YHr Cerlltlcalflol medJ Mrs ..J. M. Gaul, Mrs. D. J, ey of choruses. Theme of Mor(ID, and Mrs. Edna Ed· the m'"tlng wu "Drugs end wertll attended tbe funeral Alcohol" wltb Debbie Woods 88 oervlcea lor Mrs. Allee Jolmaon the apeWr. Afilm·'"l''lere 1.1 a Da¥11 In Lantutor . Tueeday M-ae In Em1 BotUe" was Mrs. Davia wu the shown by lhe Rev, Artbur Lund of Samuel A. and SteUa of tbe. St. Paw's Lulheren WIDia!lla Johnlol\ She died Church. PrayerwOB by tbe Rev. 881111'6y ·following. llrqjer1ng 1\lllllaln Alrson wllll 1M Rev, IIJ!lesa. A daugbler, Mrs. Gary Rogerl 't:ard Clvlng the •~-' , l!!'ll , tfr ... We....... lbenediction ~.N unL:i..!,J:&L_'.tcmli>'i! > •t dren ·en,CI ·1110 'fltofll r , .....,....._\:._. IIKTIVI!l!.' . and ,NOi'DWI, IUI'\'Ive, Marjorie Bowen served .· Mrs.,. Devil 1181 reire!lln the relrtflunents. 'lbenut ~Ung West Sllade conununlty end wiU be held at lhe Tujlpero A 011 YOUR SAVINGS I claugh...; 19,71 T.V. AND STEREO FOR LESS,THAN· 1970 PRICES NiJ:imrJJ-ze~~:1mrrc. u:Ml1fiii.t;~;,._ •· Admlnl 18" eolor pona. ble with AFC (outo. line um1111 oontrol), instant.play, 3year picture tube warranty end ill """ roll4boul lltand- in· Slle·,pricl Oftly About 70 Attend Atte d runera i wHr.. Re)OI'•n Husba . .nd 1 EARN ' i. ., ' .C. WlliiiiD O'Nolll, alief Jut!"" ., tile Oldo Supa .... Coar1, wiD be lbe feolllred ,,._.,. today II tile laJI •~ et•r of dae Soallleu:tena Ollie Deportment of Elemeatary Sc~otl Prla· ' GOROON .H.\. , , Harriett Layne, Coly Coclb. Bid: row, Jim Artll, c1rum major; Gary Tedeoco, Gary Blaeldnnt,lllvld Russell, Ralph Sayre, Brent Clark SENIOR BAiiD MEMBERS-,_ 10Dkn are 11111q1 tbe membersoftbe hlgb step]ing 19'70-71 WMima lllgh School marching bend. They are front row, frmlleft, SUsie McDaniel, Connie Gilland, Anjela Sayre, Becky Gilmore, heal majorette; Kay Hoffman, . MIS. McDaniellD , • 'Dielni1IWMllolll1f:Ameriealk He p ' •a *'"Ita..., Maeu.11L The ''IJmt* r~•I*M'' ..... lhl ''almpt. machine... 8o wtdltt ac n~tld In Ill till ,.,, II no dlqlng. But .., did Ide! tWo - - : 1 NW '"door tildan and a ,aporty nn Grtbblr 1-doof• B ~ I / �, \ . · · -:, P~..... . P•ISOinal Notes _. Legion. Auxilia_ ry Wo[k is·. .commen'H.e.d. . allfrajlcn ~ Servlee. by U>e eoope,auve ,l!:llleniiOII be •oftered . .;;o T atlbe ·,.claM ldledulea are u · . Eut !DIIoi!J! • · 11. &,~, IIIII Mn. O.JIIIailct Afternoon clan, 1 p.m.-3 ~. !Qmberlf llld Kelly, p:m.,Not.t-1&-21-311ontJDec. 7, • ..,ent lltY*'Il c~a,_ ·llere. wllb ptenlni clua, 7 p.m.~ p.m. Mr. · and . M'n. Karl 'Kioea, Nov. 9-174UI1Jnd ~· 7, ~,'S.set.Kw.tUbeen Cleseei 'will' be directed to ateUOIIOdltlGellbollrnebul on those wh~ bave hid liillt Dec 1 idll lllaYI lor Vlellllm alieretlon end, UttlO( IZ• The'temll, II nolr ~ ~ perlepee. The bi!SilmiDI Wlleoneln where Mn. KIOii .-alons will deal with P.ttem · end tbe Chll4rtn wiU bib 10 alleratlona In sener.l, the apartment to bt near her middle wltb ~ end perenta 11urln8 11er- bulbend;a sizing, end llie lui aesalons 1!J\b overteas tour of !lull' ellareUon of a ·~ pettem, Mra. R. Gr~~ser of ~Uon of I! muallil'; end Columbus,Mrs.J.J. Davllllld lltllnB lhe mUbl.. Miss Laura Johnson of BotheiOS'eawllJbellmltedto HarrisburB Ohio visited 20 ~. c.u ~ CoUUn recently with Mila 'aeneYIIYe at the ~etlve Estenalon Stober!. Service, 11112-JIII lor reser· Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pulllnl and vaUont. children were the weekend "·' gUOJta of the· ReV· llld Mrs. 1• Menzel Smllll, - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kelley of ~lny a 1MI,Pie Lancalter and Mr. end Mrs. c. Slitting QDOr W. Dixon, ColumbDJ, were ltlrs. Thomas. Derat en- ~.(IUeats o1 Mr. and Mra. tertained Wednesday nlght with Her!Mif,l DIZon. a party bon<l'lng Mte. Bollard Mf. imd Mrs Dole Keateraon spent 'lb,U..,yat Cottageville ~1, 11\t.. former Karen. Pettit, who left '1'11ureday 1rom w. va. vlllllng their son and 1 Columbul for HaWaii. She will daughtor-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. be Joined there 1!7 her husband, Homer Kesteraon. Sgt. Boward McDaniel, ala· Mrs. Mike Hemmer and lloned In Vlelllam. daughters, Lou Ann and A Halloween lheme wll8 used Kimberly, of Columbus Ylalted In tha decorations for the perly. Wednesday with Mr, llld Mrs. Fancy sllldwlches, cake and Bob HoeDich and daughter. coffee were served. Gilts were They came especially to pay presented to Mn. McDaniel. laat respecta to Mrs. Jennie Guellte were Mrs. Boward Wlae and Ylalt membera of her McDaniel and Susie, Mrs. family wbo are here lrmn Nancy Brinker, Mrs. Thelma Florida. MeDilnlel, Mn. Phyllla Hudnall, Mrs. Edna TrlpleU, Mra. =~=r-1 'Aibert Pettit, Vaneue and Teminy, Nra. Patty Kloea, Mn. Beubh Whfte,. and Mllll)' McDaniel, Jane Ann Gilkey eent a Appfoxlmately 70 attended a Sift. Mrs. Pettit, Jim and Larry, dlatrlct rally of lbe United look Mrs. McDaniel . to tbe Methodist Church , Youth Columbua airPort Tburaday. Fellowablp belcl Monday at lhe Enterpriae Owrch. 1: Becky Will had char(e of tbe ~ meeUng which opened with a J: · RE-EL~CT and Lee B~n&arner. .. ' clpell. l'l'lllelpU fnm al2-coo.ty ar"* SlulbeutenJ Oblo wiU meet at Baker Collier oa lbe Olllo Ualvenlty campuo to llw J,.u.... O'NeW, 1 foraer goYernor of Oblo epeak oa 11Areas of 1elaool G( ....." ,;~,,~·.·>'i'ZI=;<m;m«-; DAUGHTER HONORED Mr. and Mrs. au.rtes White entertained at tbe home of Mrs. Beulah White witb a party honoring their daughter, Teunna Wells, on her blrtbday anniversary . Guests were Howard Wells, Mr. end Mrs. Emerson Wells, Mr. end Mrs. 'lbomas Darst and Craig, and Mrs. Beulah White. ELECTION DINNER An election day diruter will be held Tuesday at tile Racine Wesleyan United Methodist Cburcb spOnsored by the members of the w:s.c.s. Serving will begin at 11 a.m. thrOU(b tbe supper hour. 'l'l1e IIIODII conalats of YO(etable soup, bot and cold aandwlcbea, bated beans, potato salad, pie • ... ,•·., •I I ' I .. CALQWELL,, ;. . ..~ .. .' ' AU~DitOR . TEST: "PROVE AlL THINGS; BOW FAST THAT WHICH IS GOOD." I TIIEBS. ~:21. 'lbe &&P between the generations cannot be brld(ed unleu there is a mutual willingness to test apd to keep testing the old end the new lor their uselulnesa in life. Paul's principle net'da to be thundered In tile ears of both generatl<lls. Some people are good at holding fest, end tbe older seneraUon Ia usually to be found In thla group. Lei no oDe beUUie the contrlbuUon IIIey make by holding to tbe ideea of other yeara. Paul's statement Implies that some people ere good at lettinB go, and many members Ill the yotmger gen...atlon are numllered among tbem. 'l'l11!'e are tbingo without number of which we Deed to let go, end memb<rs of the younger generation muat In· telllgenUy direct their releasing Influence toward those thiDp which hove shown not to be good. Tile charactoristic contributions of both generatiOIIs are neC08881')'. The good Ufe, or clvlllzaUon, dependo upon 0111' ability to "hold last" and our alillty to ·~et go." '1'11ere Ia no prosresa without the practice of both. Is lhere some bridge with which we can 11pa11 the chasm between tbe generaUons so that there may be helpful conunerce lnideaswhichwiUmalll!for"!ebepplneaaendprosperltyolbotb? I believe tbe answer lles ill Paul's wonta, "Prove all thln&s." Neither lbe yo111g oor the old generation bas yet been w1111nc to practice as a conUnllOUS method the policy of proving au lhlnp. 'Ibis II not 888)' lor older people. 'lbe l(lirlt of adftntlft ebbing wllb age, is di~!eed by B yearning for ce1&ln1J. Vat~ elements enter conilintly Into Ufti iltuallaili,...'llliliib satisfying, become ~. '"' once uaelesa, prove '1'11e younger gen'eraUon II proYerilially In a h111T7. R 1.1 Dot good at prolonged COIICOIIIratlon which does not produce Jm. mediate resultJ. Jlecauu of lla agility, U deiJ&bta to jump 11 condualona ratbe' than to walk the llo1r pe1lla of·reuontng, To penetrate Into the lllll1n of any principle or preetlce requ1ru time and penlatence ollhoqbt. Nearly two tl>o'•send yeara ago a snaD group of people, i' I FOR . ... ' MIIGS COUNTY . . I I. I ·,f . Nov. 3rd. Gener•r-ereetlo~ 1·. Your Vote Greatly APPreciated/ . . .; . !ledlin& 4 Years of Oeper.dable, Courteaus 5nce · 1 ) ONCE·A·YEAR ADMIRAL. REAL SALE a leu .:..rw. ~ I ., ;;:a-.r.•' and-Coffee-•.- - - - . . perplered a1111 OOD!used, began to follow One who said, "I em the Wllf, tbe trutll, and thelile" (Jolullt-4). l .Mle&es baY8 held lest to the story of b141llle and have pueec1 It on frml GDe generatl<ll to anotbe'. l'relh oxpedltlonll Into Ull· DWirld ereaa'Of experience ere made In eadl giiM!I'IIioD by thole wbo lruat In hllleadershlp.Be baa proved hlmaell able to carry · lhem towird tbelllleCil88fuJ aellievement r1. their dealres end their . . I ellortr; · 'lbe (]lord> of lllrllt declares to all generatlona, JDIDIIIIIII PER old,lhatU they would penetrate into !be nature of all thln&l to find' , YEAR ::::the truth, and the life, they willlreeponiJI'O'rilll aDII!InP Fellowship· Rally a . ! n ~·'' ~ frj: ,~ r.~~~~~~~~ · w8"',.. ~. . have i~a ~-.:_~tery. ::::=~b.· Wltllealing will was m ,_....., cemetery· Installation& and Repairs ., LARGE 6% , ByFrantA.Cieelebrew Pastor,Chelblre ClW'ge, lloposil lnfiNst Polcl Semi-Annually AI - Co. 8IIIICII -fJJ ......... ,. ,.,,OIIIo ....... .............. Co. " " ' - r.unty ,..,..1'"""'.,.. ~··· ' no bllfll..... l)' ............... Corp. Up To~.• Free:GJA ' w. oo;loitol SU•t!~. ·' " • .............,..- = ,.,., pr"'lr~ <to"""' "'w.,e . CAROLINA MIDDUPOIT lOOK Flower Show on November 16 A "Christmas Forecast". derland," using glitter; placement flower show wU1 be uchristmas Everywhere," staged Monday, Nov.!&, at tbe suitable lor a mantle; "By home of Mro. C. O.lllapman by Clandlelight," using a candle or tbe Rutland Garden Club. candles for lbe hall; "White Mrs. Robert Canaday ls Cbrlalmes," a white ar· chairman of the home rangement for tbe teleYialon; placement flower lbow which "Chrlslmes Mogle," a design lnclll!les cele(orlea for arlletlc for coffee table or desk; arrangements, horticulture "Reverence," using a religious items, and educational figurine And "Best Wlahes,' ' displays. Nine classes are baubles, and "Hospitality,'" • featured . in the artistic Christmas table arrangement. arrangements category wltb '1'11e horticulture aecUon will each claea being designated for include eight classes lor long a specific location In the end abort needle pine, apruce, Chapman home. yew, )unlper,1\merican holly, a A similar show held lui year rborvitae, and enonymus. was well received by the club Tile regular meeting of tbe members. 'l'l1e show will be club will be held lbet evening at open for public viewing from 2 7;30 p.m. with lhe Friendly to 6 p.m. Gardeners as guests. Mrs. Fred According to tbe rules, three Blaettnar, Meigs CoWIIy coo· or low- arrangements will .be· tact chairman, will be guest required In each class to qualify speaker. Hootesses will be Mrs. lor Judging. All entries muat b\,,Chapman, Mrs. Harry staged by 11 a.m. and exhibits Williamson end Mrs. Ralph ~to remain In place until to Turner. p.Mrs. GObert Cullen · • en ec- , I' credlted•tw!'"'llltheOrA.GG ..;urieriV"'e"'f..ih1, •jiidl; ~· • •" Her oriljudglng will begin at j p.m. end exhlblklrs will be aDowed In tbe room durinfl tbe I To My Many Friends and Voters of MEIGS COUNTY I find It impossible to ask you personally for your support due to a bout with the flu. I want to ask for your vote end suppor1 for the office of .•• Mel• County Auclltor .:: FIRST TERM FOR MEIGS COUNTY AUDITOR lx I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Miller and Terri of Rutland have visited relatives and toured scenic areas In several otates in recent weeks. They epent a weekend In Mldwe•, Ohio, with Mrs. ' MWer'a alater, Mr. end Mrs. Merlin Martin and famlly. They were an Logan CoWily, W. Va. Wednesday and Thursday viiitin& l!Jr · Miller's alaters, Mrs. Nora Pack, of McConnell, and Mrs. Bessie Napier, of LD(an. They Ylalted her brolher, Mr. and Mn. Carl• OIIYI!' of REPUBLICAN a ,.,.--,--------===================::;::::::::::====• Jud(lng, · 'l'l1e nine classes In tbe arUsUc arransemente diYialon open to Rutland Garden aub members and members of tile Rutland Friendly Gardenen are "Merry Christmas," a doorway decoration; "Winter Won .. ' - . . . l. He's your little-car specialist. "·"-e ,_..., Md """"" ·-., ·• ..,.. 1 weekend end on Walhlngton, D. SUnclef C. andIDured saw several p1aees of llilerest. On Tuesda y tbey toured the Skyline Drive at Front Royal, Va., and took In lhe Caverns a1111 the Shenandoah Cavern at New Market, Va. Mila T~e Miller wu In . Columhua Wednesday to atie:lcl a review clau at Nationwide Beauty Academy ind now Mr end Mn. Miller ~week epeni 1evera1 deya In GGoben lnd · wltb Iter brother, Mr. and Jemea Oliver and iaDil!J. liM DAY dlnnen n Cburcb, at il :llh.m• fl, ,IICbool Mri: ' . .- - - - - - - - Iter slltor, Mr. IUid ~ andfamUJ. OnMrl,ceraJ tbetr '*Y bomi! tunday, tbey stopped In ~ Alpr,Oblo, toteelter!IICie end ewit who wu recupirat,bici , from a 'Car accident. · The oaly IIINtf•llllklq D!iKJtrtlnent, 3.A1J~S a.torm.•r Townlhlp ., Ht II fam!lloi wllh I~• Tr.JIII~· · ...... CO~ntr, , ' ". having bHI) ..,_ . ' p;r. ¢ strlb~tor fqr " · f. 1Ht . 11 now ••rvlr,g · CoUftty .with ~'­ '· •• Commllllontr • dlgnHY, ••· fectlv.tntttand lntegrnv. •, ., A~PUBLICAN CANDIDAtE FOR . t'«<lmiuio;w of'Meil' County project of llle LeCan .... PI'A IIUl hi ""l!llljdurdiy al lk Ltllr!Falll Grildflei!NI ljaftlq wltb • J"-7,lllfPOI' At'$ Jl>m. . :. . ' •· .. , A ~ ... ~~ .. ' . ' · ' • >»;o-;wn-mw·· m* ; ; 1-1 :. .1J4 ~•• 'dinner DAY · a:m,~ ,.:_:__._ . ,.. ~· '•; / n r <AI·r ' ~· • j T. A. {TED) DOWNIE Millers Visit, Tour in East 1. Htlt alife ·ton; resident ot Nlelga Countv . 2. He 11 Pest - Pretld~nf of , ~ 1 1ctdleport Flrt . Social Calendar GDihe oocati<NJ fUnd, Mn . .re.tl ~~~~~noted to f p.m. with aJI· Ilft- mephetlllp_.!Wdllld_. anti tllallbeublijrliii!JafretOIIml ~·· r '.~ •. ·• ...."*'l! 11- ..• IJ 11 Ill -~l!•£1? ~.thel!lnlrehandtlle~l ttreued t~e Importance of blbe ·ancl dlliy_ blip lor lilt TlioJunlordlall'ld'-llon illlo .ci.elll!lt iJ.1Iey ~ lfra. IllS commet)ded by Georp 81Yin& I!Jool wbo are not collec, ~ Veteraql ll!llpllll wu - " " " for .vrtJ 14 II ~. ll-. . lllrCm'ea,,MelpLoca!SchOOI bo!mdaopportuDIIytoprepare andpraent11lematthea,tr~et ~-'!be )1!nkln _.. . btii!Jtr, · Md••~ .plltrlcliiiiPOiinlellden\, ln . an lhemlelveo to matea llvln&. : I party lbere on1 Dec. 10. 2li comb cueelor llie'~illll .. _ IIIIIIK ;Ailil , ...... addnlll Tlleedlu' nigh! to the ,A play, "The Cbangln& Mrs. J . ftl. Tbornto~, at lllo Cillo t.o.,llt.lf. ,....,. .., .. ~Wit tkuitiiiiiiiJJ Amerl- Lellon Aulllll')t of W<l'ld," by tbe junior alllillaey teclslallve ~. •rtported Moore dOIIJtlila bulktln bGlri 'b F..,.- Ollp!el~ ..._. llld ·li. Drew Webetor l'ollll9. ' membera was presented. on the recent blP which lor tbe maetln& r-.. Silo liiiD .., d!l' kleo' lnltoduced by Mn. ~u Taldn&port\rereMelanlellta1, provided tllat . . . . aerYing notedlbet . .taryboobha¥8 poppltl to, " ,. .,.. f!ll''· Moore, chairman ot the Diana Carley, Sbarle Reulor, durinfl peeee Ume ..,. now arrived llld ere lor eale 11 $l ~-· Ji111i1e11 .,.t .It . · Edqcatlon and SC:bolaublp Nancy 'lbompeon, end Brenda .e!J&Iblt lor hoopltal ~ts. A tll'b· ...... lllrie iad 11n. 'C4Icll Wetk committee, ~r. Taylor. ciYII defenie pngr1111 wiU be 'Jbank you note W!" Rid d]ll'iQC the . __ _ . PllJ04 • Hargraves pve ncogn!Uon to Mrs. Moore stre..ed the presented at · tbe November lriiD Mra. Artl!ur HUbal~ lor " fOIIowb!c .the 1114tlln8. · Pllill tile American Le&ton end Ill lmportanee ol the nurses meetlnB j)y,. Mil. Kennetb 10111 at tbe time ol,blr recap. were 1111411<1' a epn•. _ Auslllcor7 lor tbe1r Interest In acholarahlp flmd end wu given Harrla.. lion. Tile IIICIIO)' wu !IPPIIed on at llie Nmniber ...Un&. lhe achooll)'stem end tbeir permllslon to proceed witll a Mrs.Mooreannounceclreeord adllmonddllmtrrlng.A~ Mn. Guilllber, Mrs. Wellb, work to curb detrimental In· project to relee money. She hops to be held on Nov. lhnd from Mra, Belen Sloan, andMn.l'llullnelfJIIill,.,.S ' fluence. Hmne, church and reported that a guide lor Dec.l9atlhe)llnlorhigluchool. deparlment olfl~er, con· relreslunellts C8I'I'Jin& oat ~ '" school are three great In· patents llld studenll bed been Comm,IUees Jlllliled to aerie at sratulallns the unit on BeUow.llbeme. Ouences In tbe life of a child, he plaeed In lhe Meigs 111gb School the Monday nlght games perUea sa~~· end tbat "Need a Uft" hu been were Mrs. Gladys Cummlnp In America today,lbe ~ prtltllted to' Terry Oblinger at and Mrs. Robert Couch, Nov. 2; , I rateJSgolngupandlbenumber tllaMelpJunl<l'lllghSchool.A Mrs. (lrace Pratt and Mrs. of tllooe who.~ to reUcl_on 1a liook on eareerlnfonnauon end Harry ·o.Yii\ Nov. t; Mn. l!ell Scented S.cMtl Sctap WHII ..Ill lolng down, Bar&ravea illld, scholarship 10ureeo hu allo Neutzling and Mn. Catbetlne A!SO CMidllo In Pllloro, """' In soliciting even stronger been plaeed In lhe Junior high Welsh, Nov. t&; Mrs- Guy E. WI""' H - Gllu. . supportfor tile American school school. Gulnlher and Mrs. Moore, Nov. Sconb of llyllorry, Hellrilou •· CIMamon, Aptllo 1.._,. LAHnoto system. He said lbet we In During the buolness meeting 23; "!'d Mrs. Loretta Tiemeyer. lnd ethtrs•• Melga County have a (ODd It was reported that 25 cenll per end Mrs, Roy Reutor, 'Nov. 30. system, one lbel 1.1 llr from member bed been paid ' for Mrs. DaYia, JUAior ect!Yitles AlsoregulaPOinnerTapen ts••, 12'', perfect, but one which Ia the special veterans hospital chalnnen, announeed a Junior II". INuliful C.ndlt llflltt for Fall and Holk!l!y suoon. bestwhichcanbeprovldedwith projects. Tile wllt allo con· awdllary joint lnllletlon to be lbe fwu!s avaDable. trlbuted to lbe cystic libroala held at Middleport on Dec. 20; 2 ~•ndlila111111ar)'OIIthe ' fducallon United Methodlll Olurdl , .....~•. 3rd, BEf.AUSE: '. Warm . .... .. 2YHr Cerlltlcalflol medJ Mrs ..J. M. Gaul, Mrs. D. J, ey of choruses. Theme of Mor(ID, and Mrs. Edna Ed· the m'"tlng wu "Drugs end wertll attended tbe funeral Alcohol" wltb Debbie Woods 88 oervlcea lor Mrs. Allee Jolmaon the apeWr. Afilm·'"l''lere 1.1 a Da¥11 In Lantutor . Tueeday M-ae In Em1 BotUe" was Mrs. Davia wu the shown by lhe Rev, Artbur Lund of Samuel A. and SteUa of tbe. St. Paw's Lulheren WIDia!lla Johnlol\ She died Church. PrayerwOB by tbe Rev. 881111'6y ·following. llrqjer1ng 1\lllllaln Alrson wllll 1M Rev, IIJ!lesa. A daugbler, Mrs. Gary Rogerl 't:ard Clvlng the •~-' , l!!'ll , tfr ... We....... lbenediction ~.N unL:i..!,J:&L_'.tcmli>'i! > •t dren ·en,CI ·1110 'fltofll r , .....,....._\:._. IIKTIVI!l!.' . and ,NOi'DWI, IUI'\'Ive, Marjorie Bowen served .· Mrs.,. Devil 1181 reire!lln the relrtflunents. 'lbenut ~Ung West Sllade conununlty end wiU be held at lhe Tujlpero A 011 YOUR SAVINGS I claugh...; 19,71 T.V. AND STEREO FOR LESS,THAN· 1970 PRICES NiJ:imrJJ-ze~~:1mrrc. u:Ml1fiii.t;~;,._ •· Admlnl 18" eolor pona. ble with AFC (outo. line um1111 oontrol), instant.play, 3year picture tube warranty end ill """ roll4boul lltand- in· Slle·,pricl Oftly About 70 Attend Atte d runera i wHr.. Re)OI'•n Husba . .nd 1 EARN ' i. ., ' .C. WlliiiiD O'Nolll, alief Jut!"" ., tile Oldo Supa .... Coar1, wiD be lbe feolllred ,,._.,. today II tile laJI •~ et•r of dae Soallleu:tena Ollie Deportment of Elemeatary Sc~otl Prla· ' GOROON .H.\. , , Harriett Layne, Coly Coclb. Bid: row, Jim Artll, c1rum major; Gary Tedeoco, Gary Blaeldnnt,lllvld Russell, Ralph Sayre, Brent Clark SENIOR BAiiD MEMBERS-,_ 10Dkn are 11111q1 tbe membersoftbe hlgb step]ing 19'70-71 WMima lllgh School marching bend. They are front row, frmlleft, SUsie McDaniel, Connie Gilland, Anjela Sayre, Becky Gilmore, heal majorette; Kay Hoffman, . MIS. McDaniellD , • 'Dielni1IWMllolll1f:Ameriealk He p ' •a *'"Ita..., Maeu.11L The ''IJmt* r~•I*M'' ..... lhl ''almpt. machine... 8o wtdltt ac n~tld In Ill till ,.,, II no dlqlng. But .., did Ide! tWo - - : 1 NW '"door tildan and a ,aporty nn Grtbblr 1-doof• B ~ I / �·, I . : ' ~ MIOOI.EPOitT FIRST \ ' . .. ., • ' , IAPTIST...Ch.vl"' w ~lmnn• RACINE jiiRS"r CIIURCH . moeshii"'J, ··~ · P• Ill,; Evenl~ paolor. Frid Hoff.,.,;, sun:· Of THI NAIAIIJ:N~ - · Wl'f lp, 7:301!. m. • • day Sch~ Supt. , $unday ' Sun<tay Scl\ool. 9:~ o.. m.; . A~IILI · GliO\'E •UNITED; ChUrch ool t·l$ a m 1 Morning WW.hlp, 10,30 o. m,; ~E-1$'1" .CHIIII.CII - IN, Morning ship ' l0•15 i ,.;, Evening worohl~, 1(,.,p. m. lQOit"McCiuro,,t~~~•l<l!:· -.tllp · Sunday Bible study hOuf"'loilo 11• W.~nesdor, Sunday · Schi!of Hrvlce, llrsl"'411ilril SuildiYI! '' m SUnday •· 30 p n\ oamoi =lntet1dent, Paullrle Me· ol ..ch mon111 al I <P· m. •-POMEROY ST. PA.UL LUTHIIIAN _ ll,;,e lor 'roirth 'w;;J~~ Cl ntock, pastor. Rev. Morrla "Sunday School...,.y Sundiy 1 · R Arthur C. L evening prayer arvlat 1· . M. Wolfo, 9:30 'I ' m.> WSCS;; ' ...::.Mil ROY ~IN lTV Sc..0.l 91J()d, pallor. MT. MORIAH BAPTiST_ RACINE FIRST' IAPTIST- Tllftdoy ol fi!'Cil m~111 at I :.:IO · Onrrdt of awtst -Rh Cheri Y E ' :1.5 a. m.~ MIOdltpOrt, corner of Fourth OlarlesNorrls, peftOr. Sundey p.m.; Bible StUdy, ~y, 7 ,..,,,~~-PIIIor. Frlil Blaett..r; sorvl~! ~?to Suapl.; worschip and Main st R - t Jackson School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning Bp. m. • """. ovncloy School 9·1Jo m · n ' ., · m. on. pastor Sundby School 9.30 -ship, 10:4l a. m.; Suncllly CARMEL UNITED METJI. .'Winlllp, 10:2ii a .' rmollon C..ll, Saturday, 9:4l m.; Morning worship •10: 30 a" evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; OOIST Paul A. SeiiOI's, :tholr rehearsal, Mondly, 6: 30 1 · ~· m. ; Arnold RIChards, suPt · Wednesday , evening Bible pes1or; W•yne Roush, supt. IJ. m. , Mrs . Marvin Burl, POMEROY-CHESTEit CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mld· _Study, 7:30 p. m. Worship Hrvlet•. IO:ofcS o. m .. dlroctor . Sonlor choir UNITED METHODIST dleport, 51h and Main. Raullln SOUTH BETHEL UNITED flrsl on.d third Sundays; -rsal, 7:30p.m. Thursday, . Robert R. · Card, pastor . Moyer, pastor. Thomas Kell , METHODIST _ Rev . Randy •svun"'!'!'g worahlp, 8p. m . IOI:ond MN.. Paul Nease. director. Pomeroy -Worship, 10:30 a. s d Y .., Thursday, oil day Busy Boo m.; Church School.9: 15 a. "' • S u~ ay . chool supt . Bible Lavender' pastor. Sunday CHESTER CHURCH OF THE quUtlng party In church social Frank Vaughan, sup.,rln- c ool, 9· 30 1· m.; morning schOOl, 9 a.m .• Mrs. Wilma NAZARENE - Rev Herbert roam. tendent. Chester worshlp,_..9 a . worship, 10:30 a. m,; evening Bahr, Supt. Youth Fellowship' Grate pastor WorthiP wvlce POMEROY CHURCH Of m.; Church School, 10 a. m; worship, 7: 30 D. m. : DrAvw p.m. each Sunday at Tuppers 111,;. and m Sll'lday' tHE 'NAZARENE - Corner Roger Epple, supt. . . _service 7 p. m. Wednesday. . Plolno United Methodist Sunday SchoOl 9·30 a m' Union and Mulberry . Rev. SEVENTH DAY ADVENT· MASON. COUNTY Church. Richard Barton', supf. p;aror Clvde V. Henderson, pastor. TIST - Pomeroy, Mulberry MA"SON ASS EMILY Of' DANVILLE WESLEYAN-J . l))eollng, Wednesdol, 7:30p.m. PRES. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. ; Hgl$. Herbert Morgan, pastor . GOD -Second St. Mason W A. Curry, pastor. Sunday BYHTAERRRIIASONNVILl-.,~ R1ymond Walburn. supt . S8bbeth School, Saturday, 2 p. v Che ' • · School 9·30 a m · Youth and - '"'' Norma Morning worship 10:30 a. m. ; m.; worship, 3: 15 p. m. Dorcas s!nday s~h~1~n~;t, a~~:~; lunlor Y®tn se'rvi«. 6:45p.m.; tleenden,Sunsday Schoop ' Su~rln­ 1. unday School 9.30 •· Evening service 7:30p. m. Mid- -~lely,lOa. m.:. ~ch Thursday . morning worship 11 a m . Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. e service, Wednesday, 7,30 MIDDLEPORT evangelistic service 7· 30·p ,;,· Prayer ond praise Wed .. 7:30 p. ~- sungav Service 8 rc· m. Rev. P·G'JiACE EPISCOPAL- Rev -..rtfST UNITED~ES· Bible study ond pray.,: service: mitE M LOCK G R 0 V E pa~:'.r. onahuo, M ddleporl, 7 30 Stonley Plallenbur9, mlnlsler . BYTERIAN, Middleport-Rev. ~'/'33s~ay, ' p. m. Phone CHRISTIAN - James Smith, BETHANY UNITED , ft\prning prayer and sermon, .Russell Later, pastor. Sunday nastor R Do 1 _... METHODIST Paul A Sellers 10:30 a . m. Holy communion School9:30 a. m., Lewis Sauer, HARTFORD CHURCH OF ~ ; oy m gan, su... t Bl th-The I "S do ' -" sermon, first Sundays, supt.; worship service 10::.) Christ In Christian Union - Ntornlng service, 9:30 a.m.: pe~ Oj; Yt •War hiss, unl Y a . m. Church school, a.m. Rev O'Dell Manley pastor Sunday School, 10 a.m. Prayer SC: 00 sup. s p serv ce, 8 0 9 kindergarten through elghlh MIDDLEPORT HEATH Sunday School, :30 ~: m., Rev: mncc,Rwr3~"\!-·E E ~f\.{ ~~~d=Ys~E:;,~dw:~l~~~:. _grade, 10: 30 a.m. UNITED METHODIST-Rev . Guy Sayre, supt., evening BAPTIST Rev Caudill rrl. llrsfSUnday. stor. Carroll Mal· LOTTRIOGE UNITED · POMEROY CHURCH OF M. . E. Donahue, mlnlsler; service, .7' 30· Tuesd~ Bible Atkins, , CHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., Eric Chambers, Sunday School :~U:,~;,g ~~y:·m:'tit1g ~~~y thews, t"nday School Supt. METHODIST - Worship, first pestor. Bible School, 9:30a. m.; superintendent. Church School m. Sunday evening • Youfh Sunday Schoool, 10 a . . m.; and third Sundays, 10:45 a. m.; wonhip, 10:30; adult worlhlp 9:30 a . m.; morning worship, services, 6 : 30 with R er WOrship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer ~ond and fourth Sun~ys, 'service and ,. your:!~ peoples IO:JO". m.; youth meeting, 1 p. Manle youth leader og m~tlng, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. 7.30p. m. Sun~y School, 9. 4-Sa. meeting, both 7:30 p. m. Sun- m.; Choir rehea•sal, Wed . - MA~ON Cllll"II"CH OF CHESTER CHUitCH OF m. Christian Endtevor, third day -Wednesday, combined nesday 7-7:30 p. m.; Mrs. E. Saturda_y of eiJch month. Bible study and prayer R - t Hamm, director. CHRIST- John Stoele. pastor. GOD- Rev. Donald A. Shtels. LAUitEL CLIFF FltEE . m.eting, 7, 30 p. m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES_ Worship, 10 a.m.; Sible study, poslor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. METHODIST_ R'ev Eugene rHE SALVATION ARMY larry Carnahan presiding 1~ . 15 a.m.; evenln~ worship, m.; worship nrvlce, 11 •· m.; Gill, pastor. WilliaM Belley, Envoy RayS . Wining, officer in minister . Sundar,, Bible lecture, 7.30 p.m. Mid-wee mvlce, Evening worship, 7•30 p, m. supt. Sunday School P· JOa m . C;f\arge. Sunc:t.y1 l..O _ t ~ . -fiW 9:30a . m.; wa chtower study,. Wednesday, 7: 30p.m. Prayer nrvlct and youth Morning worship a· m·~ Holiness meeting; 10:30 a . m. 10 30 a. m.; Tuesday, Blbe CRAHAM UNITED MrTtt- service, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Evening worship 7:3o Now there .,,. two "-nletoatltrr" In the. family. SUnday School . Young People's study, 7·30 p. m. ; Thursday, ODIST CHURCH- Preschlng Monthly sings, first Sunday Wednesday, Christian Youth Legion, 7 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 ministry school 7: lO p. m., 9:30 a m., first and sec"'"d each month, 2 P· m. Crusade, 6:30 p. m.; Prayer ltad tryl111 to dupllriiN ltls own t-ltless trlnl ' I 1 • 1 t ··~:' p m., ledles Home league; 7 service meeting 8:30 p m. Sundays of each month: thfr·d FOREST RUN METHODIST meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursday, I smiled, ,.me,..INrl.., ltfs first "jaclt-o'•lantern" IJM ltow loe Wrf ·· i:_M. Prep claues. frltiDDLEPORT CHURCH and fourth Su~dayseach month, -Rev. Forrest Donley, pastor; choir practice, 7 p, m. sACRED HEART _ Rev - of Christ In Christian Union- worship servtce at 7 30 p.m . Mrs. Fread Nease, supt. DEXTER CHURCH OF ltc!wltd with frltht 11t tlte Hrle smile of tlte lurtfty•ftJctd vetthlllle. 1 ' ·• F th B d K · Lawrence Manley, pastor; Mrs Wednesday evenln_gs at 7:30, Worship servlce9a m.: Sunday CHRIST -Danny Evens, 11nd I ltiJd to work ltanl to riiiiYIIICIIItfm th11t ""'"""''·IDnfern'" oyere fan, , 1 a er ernar rajcovlc, Russell Young, Sunday School Prayer and Bible Study. School, 1(1 a. m . pastor. Norman C. Will, supt. 992 2825• Supt. Sunday School9:30o. m.; E!slor . Phone MASON FIRST BAPTIST _ LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Sunday School 9:30 1. m.; N-, just a few .,..,,. later, the "jackoiJ'.,..,ml'ltln" Is one of Ills spacltJI turday evening Mass. 7' 30 Evening worship 7:30. Wed· Second and Pomeroy sts., Stan -Langsville Village, Rev . Worshlf.l service, 10:30 a. m. dellthts • : ·:: ~:~~::.ssSa:ur:!~ ~~ ~~ay prayer meeting, 7:JO p. Craig, pastor. Sunday school, Robert Eugene Musser, pastor. Christ an Endeavor Sunday 7 30 p m 9:~ a.m.; worship service, 11 Worship service, 10:30 a . m.; ~enl.~-Haw etlty It Is to sltapa the attitude• of a little child. II _ , , to Jfm. . . CHURCH OF THE NAZA- a.m.; training union, 6:30 o.m.; Glenna Fel1y, Sunday School REOltGANIZliO ~'HtlliCII .lalltd •'"' me tltat Jerry I• like a 1pon,., -k!nt thOIIfht• and ldaa1 frPOMEROY FIRST BAPTIST RE.I U . =:-. MlddJ~ Rov, evening worship service, 7:30 Supt. Sunday School 9:30 o. m.; OF JESUS ICifRIST OF LAT· CtUif, -Robert Kuhn, pastor . George Audry Miller, pastor ; Floyd p.m. Mld·week prayer service, Sunday evening, 7:30 p. m. Mid· TfiR DAY SAINTS- Portland· the thlnt• we do aM ,qy. Hl1 pol1tt1 of view reflect our own. . 1 Skinner, Sunday School supt Carson, supt. Sunday school, w.dnesday, 7:30p.m. week service, WedneSday, 7:30 Racine RQad. Ralph Johnson, fhat'• wlty we bow how lmportaltt II I• far all of us to 10 to churc,; Sunday School, 9:30 a . m. ; 9:30 .a.m.; Morning worp m pastor Sunday School 9·30 e meolll mornlngworship,lO:JOa . m.; ship, 10:30 a.m.; iunlor CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SY. R ACUSE CHURCH OF m. ; Mot:nlngwonhlp,'10;30a: ObW every Swnday. II wa1 tllere we '"""'" the IOYe for GIJd lltat enrlcltt1. BYF, 6 p m ; Bible Study JQ~~ty. 6·3(1 p.m i NYPS 6:.45 Services at 315 Main St., Pf: THENAZARENE-Rev.M.C. m .. Sunday even.tng tervlce, 7 Elea• our t¥try day. We waltt thfsd-lnlan OM joy lo bGcome 11 port of Jarrj't• Wednesday 7 p. m.; choir p m. Sunday evangelistic Pleasant, Sundays, 11 a . m., Larimore pa tor Bob Moore p . m. Wednesday evening 1 ~ractlce. Wed., 8:30p.m. meeting, 7: 30 p.m . Prayer Wedn&sdays, 7"30 p. m All Sunday Schc!t Supt. SundaY prayer services, 7:30p.m. life, too. , " ~ meeting Wednesday. 7::.> p.m . welcome School, classes for all ages, 9:30 ~ C'f¥1«"' WTO INfct Ml>ft'fiM'~~g Smile#, IM~ Sl1'11116111l: Va. MIDDLEPORT PEN: MEIGS COUNTY a . m : morolngworshlp,IO:<.!, BETHLEHEM BAPTISTFLIIST SOUTHl!RN BAP· TIST-220 E. Main, Pomeroy, TECOSTAL --Third A~.• the . NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p. m.; Great Bend, Charles Norris, wtn• affiliated wl1h S.8.C Rev . Rev. B. L. Barrett, pastor AL FRE D u N 1 T E o evangelistic service, Sunday, pastor · Worship service, 9:30 a. Sunda7 Monday Thunder Friday Satu~OJ Clifford Coleman, pastor. Ralfh Priddy, Sunday school METHODIST -Rev. Randy 7·30 p.m. Mid-week prayer. m. ; Sunday Sc:hool, 10:30a. m. theOI Phllippialll I Joha Ada I Theualonlanal Cortrithtane Sunday school, 9:30 a .m ., sup . Classes for all ages, Lavender, pastor. Sunday m&e!ing, Wednesday, 7· 30 p.m. MORNIHG STAR UNITEDUI.JIO 1'1·10 J :32.JI7 I :1·10 12, .. 1~ Ioiii Hershel McClure, supt. ; wor- Sunday school, 10 a.m .; Sunday School 9: <15 a . m.; Lloyd Mss1onary meeting, secl)nd METHODIST _ R Willi fonat ship s.ervlce, 10:30 a.m.: _ tvening service, 7· 30 p.m. Dillinger, supt.; worship ser- Wednesday, 7:30 p, m . ev. am evening worship, 7:30 p.m . Wednesday evening young vice, 11 a . m. with Charles o. - R 0 C K S p A 1 N Q s Alrson, pastor; Roy Van 1\'\eter, Wednesday prayer meeting and people's meeting and Bible Woode, layleader; worship METHODIST - Rev. Rleherd su~t . , Sunday School, 9:30 a. llw." Bible study, 7· 30 p.m . study. Saturday evening ser- service, 7:45p.m. wfth the Rev . Pumphrey pastor· Harold m .. Morning worship, 10: 15 a. .IJ vice, 7<l0 p. rr~ . Mr Lavender In charge . Blackston / superiMtendent. m.; Youth fe-llowship and Bible Wednesday evtnlng prayer Morning worship 9· 30 am . Studt, Thursday, 8 p, m. Fred 1M service, 7 .tS p. m. church school, '10:.15 Smit • faylead&r . Mr. MT. MORIAH CHUACH OF evening worship, 7:30 p.rn .; CARLETON CHURCH enfetll GOD - Racine Route 2. The MYF, 6 P m . Prayer meeting Kingsbury Sundar. With the hope II will, In SQme measure, foster end help sustain that which "is . Rev. Charles Hand, pastor. and Bible Study, Wednesdey, School, 9:30 a .Road. Beulal m., Ralph Car , •hool 9 ~" 7:30 r.m. A mlnistratlve S un .... y sc • .-u a.m.; Co good in family 1nd community life, this feature Is sponsored by the business · honor morning worship, 11 a.m. -· unc 1 1Irs 1 Monday, 7::10 p.m. supt. Worship service, 10:30 a . firms and or,ganlzations whose names appear below. " • · m. and 7: 30 I:J. m. alternately. T~ Evening services. Tuesday ond EDEN UNITED BRETHREN Prayer meeting, Wednesday, Friday, 7: 30. IN CHRIST- Elden R. Blake, annir' pastor Sunday School , 10 a. m.; 1:30 p. m. Rev. Jay Stites, Howl! . TUPPERS PLAINS Winnie Holsinger, supf. II<Jr . pastor. Emen ByBel1llahrbf Mr. and Walter Brown CHAR G E UN 1 T E D nlng sermon, II a . m. ; Evening DEXTEit CON· OLD S~r ~ilL Jerv,IJ;e Chrlsllan Endeavor, Thonil' lllft.th_ ~ )~daJ!ce- and 18fntlf' ipl!nt a ._ltencl ·METHODIST. ,GREG61:10HAL CHURCH St. Paul's 9 a.m.; _ ~7 : 30 p . m .~ Mn. Lydl ' . Mrs. I October 25 at tlie l'ree caniping -arOicrMl!li'l" C4ve llilllil'f:S!i.ni. ; Allricflra:nc -ehevaller. president, SOng lltiC WIII'il'li"ttJtcl>ir) iloilar ." l ·Fr..els, ~"l:f Methodist Church was IU. recen~y. (First and third Sundays) 7: AS service and SE'f'mon, 8:20. Mid- ·ws. · School Supr. SUnday Sc , p.m.; <Second and _.th Sun· Week prayer meeting WedOlfering was fl;/. 71 whir.h ls A family gatberlng was held Al11 " Lotfricltt -7:45 p.m . nesday, 7 JO p. m. Mrs. Mazie 9.ol5a. m. Church Services first dor,s). lidded to the building fund at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. (F rst and third Sundays), 11 Holslnoer, class leader. and third Sundays following ., he~ : Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowen C. Riebel recen~. Present o.m. Second and •th S..,days. POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Sunday School, Second and Weill fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p. are HYing in an apartment were Mrs. Riebel's brother, Mr. B 0 T 'r o M CHURCH-Harrlsoovllle Road, m services. L 0 N G Churl OIIIIOd by Mr. and Mrs. Glen and Mrs. Dale Newland, of METHODIST - Rev. freeland ~bt;~Ro~~l!or, pastor; Hen'l meml PLUMBING AND HEATING Dill, Pcmeroy, wbllo their new Kansas and the Rlebels' Norris, pastor. Sunday School, Sunday Sc1>ocli ~ool Sup : LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN s.ml 10 a.m.; church services, 11 evenii'Wl worshl' ·7. 30 a. m.,, CHURCH - Mr. Carl Turley, , I·. , • , 992·2550 home .., Route 7 Ia being children and thOir lamllles, Mr. am p .... p, · p. m. minister. Morning .Services ~AO Lincoln St. Phone 992-328.4 ~ llrdlhed. and Mrs. Robert Mortoo and 'ei:ARWALLOW RIDGE Thly!r an~ prasle service, 10:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 Middleport Middleport 11111111 ursday, -7 · ~ '1!..._ -• 'j ' Lawrence A. Smith bas daughters of Belpre, Mr. and CHURCH OF CHRIST- John Rockhold, paotor. Bible study, RACINE.LETART WES· a. m. Herman Schul, Supt. parchaaed the Bowen JWDJift'l7 Mrs. Robert 'lbomaaand family 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, LEVAN UNITED METHODIST FREE HYSELL RUN · and wiD move into the hooae of Cheshlro, and Mr. and Mrs. 10:30; evening worship, 7:Xt Racine, W. Dale McClurg, METHODIST - "Cacll WIH, p.m . Wednesday Bible study, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a . 10011. John Riebel and children of 7:30p.m. IT).; Worship service, 10:30 a. Post..-. Sunday School. 9: 30 Bakers of Good Bread Mn. Hannon Fo1, Mrs. Roy Pomeroy RD. m.; UMYF, 7 p. m. each Sun· a.m.; Mornl~ worship, 10:30 Huntington, W. Va. Bowen and daQ8bter, Kaye, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaffer of STIVERSVILLE COM· doyi Senior Choir practice, a.m.; Young People's service, ..s p.m.; ~vangaUstlc servlc., Villted Mr. and Mra. Robert Parkersburg called 011 Mr. and MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Thursday, 7:30 p. m .; Service 6: Edstl Hart, pastor. Sunday Guild, fourth Monday, 7:30 p. 7:30 p.m. Preyer matting, Burke and Robert Jr., Mrs. Wmen Plcl<ens. morning worship service, 10 m.; Happy Husflen Sunday Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Ravenswood, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown a.m., Dell Talbot, superin . School Class meeting, fourth F R E E D0 M Mr. and Mrs. Edward Edgell attended Grand Lodge at tendon f. Prayer meeting, "ch Friday, 6 p. m.; WSCS second 0 0 sp E L Thursday, 7:3D p.m. Sunday Froday, 7:30 p. m.; Olflclal MISSION_ Bald Knobs, Rev. of Long Bottom, Villted Sunday CindnnaU. Middleport, Olio evening service, 7: 30. Board, second Monday, 7:30 p. l R m. R. . WGiuesencamp, pastor. with Mr. and Mrs. Clarles Terry SmUll was a paUent at oger lllred, Sr., S"l:f - tot.\MUNITY CHURCH at KilT. St. Joaeph Hospital in ZION CHURCH OF CHRISt De 1 School Supt. Sunday Sc , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jll<Obs and Parkersburg. K er Rev . John 0111, 9·30 a . m.; $t.fnday evening Pomeroy -Harrisonville pastor. Sunday morning wor· hi 7 30 Pr )I ebildreJl f/1. South Sllore, Ky., Mrs. Gene Wilaon, Mrs. Road. John Webster, pastor; ship, 10 a.m. Worship services wors P : . ayer m" ng, At~ens Road Pomeroy Paul McElroy, Sunday School Tuesday and Sunday eveni""'s' Tutsday, 7:30 p, m. Ernest spent a weekend with his Dor..i !Uebel and Mrs. Dwayne Supt Sunday School. 9:30a. m. ; A Famlly That Worships Together 7:Xt p.m. ... • Deeter, class leader. Vough The Store with. ~ perenta, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Durst visited with Mrs. Shelly Mlrning Worship and com Meeting Wednesday, 7;30 p.m., Stays Together Racine , , 1;1' munion, 10: JO a. m. ; Sunday ST. PAUL'S UNITEO Ernest Deeter, l .. cler. JIICOINJ. Petty at the HaQ8bt Nursing evening youth Christian En- METHODIST CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Norman HomeatParkersburg.Birthday deavor, 6 P m.; Worship ser- Tuppers Plains. Rev. Randy MT. HERMON UNITED Schaefer, Gladys Mowery and glfta were presented to Mrs. vices. 7 p. m .; Wednesday Lavender, pastor. Sunday BRETHREN - Rev. Robert Berthe Parker att.nded the Petty in hooor of her recent ~enlng prayer meeting and School, P:30 a . m. ; youth ShOOk past..-. Sunday school, 81ble sludy, 7: 30p.m. Bakers of Holsum Bread fellowship, 6 p. m.; Sunday 9:30a.m.; Allred Wolfe, supl.; PUmpldn Sbow at Circleville. birthday. evening worship, 7:30 p. m . Roy ~er. assistant Ntorri.fng MiddlePort, Olio ST. JOliN lUTHERAN - ' John Story acwnpilliad his Terry Carruthers of LET ART UN 1 TED worohlp, 11 a .m.; ovonlng Pine Grove. Rev Gerald grandparenta, Mr. aod Mra. Loulaville and Donna Herbener, pastor . Sunday "'ETHODIST CHURCH -first Hrmon, 7:30 p:m. ollomating • Beblefer home and spent the Radaba1J8b of Canton visited school. 9 a.m .; Church service, and second Sundays, preaching each Sunday. Closs MHIIng, II at a p. m.; Third ond fourth a.m. olfernollng Sun!llv 10 a.m . weekend here. with Mra. Besa Larkins. SunciOys, Sunday School 10 a mornings, Dlvld Holter, cllll Member of the Big 3 SYRACUSE UNITED Mra. Mabel Tracy wiD be Mra. Besa Larklna celebrated METHODIST - Paul A. m.;worshlpservlceatn'a. m.; l~ader. Christian EndtiVOr, . General Merchandise ....,._ on Nov. 5 to the Laurel her bJrthday at the home of her Sellers, pastor, Ben Qui sen· Tuesday evenings at a p. m., 7. 30 p.m. ov~ other Su!Miay Tuppers Plains 667·3280 prayer and ~lble Study. evening, Roaer Buckley, Cliff Health CIDb. daQ8bter, Mra. Dorta Marko of berry, Sunday School Supt. HATWOOOS UNITED presldsilt. ProyOI' "'eating, 7:l0 worship service, 9:30a.m. first Chester Sunday. Altendlng and third Sunday Evenlna METHODIST, Rev . William p.m. each - - y . Boord Alrson, paotor. R - . Eason "lftllng tlrat Monday of month, were Terry Carruthen of service, 8 p, m. fourth S1.11day. supt. Sunday School at 10 a.m.: 7:30p.m. LANGSVILLE MIDWAY Loulsvlllo, Donna~ of Worship service at 11 e. m. Holiness Unto The Canton each Sunday 8110 a. m. and Becicy CI!Tulhers of services and 7:30 p. m. Tuesday evening Prayer meeting Thursday, 8 p. Lord m. Chester. wor.hlp, 7:30. MT. UNION BAPTIST SUTTON UNITED Mr. and Mrs. Wolter Bro"lm Rev. Cecil CoiC, pastor . Sunday METHODIST Paul A. and family visited Sunday with Sellers, pastor; Martha Lee. school s~pt., Joe Sayre., Sunday 1 loVIloll; Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Thomas Sunday School Supt. Worship school, 9:•s o.m.; Su~day of Jackson. Mr. and Mrs . servia, 10: 45 a. m.;second and evening worship, 7:30. Wed- · ~esdoy prayer and Bible atudy, RUTLAND Rexe~ll Drugs WIUiam 'l1lomaa and son of fourth · Sundays; evening worhslp, 8 p. m. third SUnde~. :~ ERS PLAINS RUTLAND FIRST lAP.' ~- F1 11 AJI D0ctor'1 PreKr·l~ North Randall were also ENTERPRISE UNITED METHODIST -Rev. William John present. CHitiSTIAN Rev. So"'uel · TISTWyatt ~CHURCH 1 . J s A-Mr I>Otlor. Sunday School, Jacl<son, 10.. m.; '~• or. · · ~•11• Mrs. Gertrude Butler, aupf. Mr. and Mrs. BIU Williarru! of Alnon, pastor. Ralph Spencet", Sunde h Y School supf .; Sunday Pi'Qyer Service, 1:30 p. m.; Supt. ; Carl Jennings, asst. supt. Athens, Ga., vlllled at the Worship services, 9 30 a . m .• 5Sec ool, 9.30 a . m., Morning Dreech~ng service 2 p m rmon, 10:30 1!1. m. Evening · ' · · Williams-Balderson home Sunday School. 10:3C a. m.; sermon, 7 p. m. THI RUTLAND MITJI. Youth Fellowshir,, 6: 30 p, m ; Saturday. Other gueala included LETART FALLS ODIST - Rov. Richard C. Wednesday, cho r, 6: 1.5 . p. ,;, , ' EAST Mrs. Kathryn Dietz and son, KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST UNITED METHODIST Pumpr.ry, pulor. Church Athens Bili,of Belpre and Mr. aod Mrs. - Norman McCain, supt . CHURCH -W. Dale McClurg, School 9;30 a.m .; Worship · Services weekly at 9:JO a . m. pastor . Wor&hip services, service 10:30 a.m. Warren Pickens. Preaching first• and third second •nd fourth Sundays of Everett Hale, Lon Bea<h and Sundays of month by Charlet eoch month at h . m.; Sunday • RUTLAND CHURCH OF Doyle Hale of BellevtUe, Russell, 9:30 e . m. m.; HCOnd un., V. H. Braley, supt.; UNITED FAITN- R-t E. oftachmonthat9a. school, !'"'and third sundays cHRtsT- s.,...y ICI!Ool, Va., visited with John '~;~''4;$1, Smllh, past..- . Worship IOI'VIat and fourth Sundays of each communion 1nd dtv.otlona, Buchanan, P. R. Randolph and and Sunday achooi, 9:30 a.m., month at 10 a. m.; Bible study, 10: 30 a.m . Rltlular boerd '1 meeting 7:30, thlrd Saturday R. E. Willlams. Fred SomHI, supt.; evening Wednesday. LETART FALLS UNITED "''llf""'~IJTLAND -Mn. Lyle illolder'IOJI wor1hip, 7:30 p.m.; youth meting, 7 p.m . Prayer mntlng~ BRETHREN - Rt•. Robort MUNITY CHURCH Thurlday, 7:30p.m. ShOOk, pastor; Harschol Norris, Amos Tlllla, paotor. supt. SUnd,.oy,ochool , 9: JO o.m.; School. 9:30 a. 'Hon, 10:30 a.m.; service, 11 Hrmon, 7:30 alfer. ~:~~:~· 1 each SundJy. Prayer 556 Beech St. Loll ef Asperaru• Aaeleat Fe&IIVII Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. meeting, 7:30 p.m. About 171,000 ·Ions of a.. The Jewish Paosover lJ a SUndays. paragus ~ produced an- 3,~year-old 1 u tlv al of nuaily In t1Hi United stateo, freedom and thanks&lYln& CHURCH OF ~ Carter, with IWnost tons golnc · marking the exodua Of tbi Aft, Au*y Milftr, Sunday tn the fresh market and children of larael from bond· Plstor &undoy mnre than 115,01111 tona sold aae in ancient Egypt Ut)der I'll. ,.,,., m.; Mci(nlng the leadership o1 M...a. fvr proce•~ln•. 1. S.:,. a' m.; youth . WING s '· i·•p Television Set - . ' fo7Jo tO·:.O 1 tr ...,..IMY 9!00, Ch. ·-,;·nBerlln Affelr,11 Dlrrln McGavin WEDNESDAY 11:30, Ch. 13, "Night and the Cltv." ~ nerney • THURSDAY 1, "The Shutterad ROom," Gig Young, Carol 1 13, "fiortres• o1 '"' Dead.'' J61t!Miacktfl •FitlDAY 9:00, Ch. 8, "Gypoy," Rosalind Rusaell n: 30, (h. 13, "Terror on 1 Train," Glenn Ford 12:00, Ch. 8, "The Lftet Hurrah," Spencer Tracy 9:oa. a.. 11~l. &. SATURDAY 9;00, Ch. 3, "Triple Crou," Yul Brynner 11:20, Ch. 3, "lDvOI' Come Bilek," Rock Hudson, Doris Dly a, "From Here lo Ettrnity," Burt LAncaster 11:30, Ch. l3, "'Tht Vampires" and "Black 11-." 11:30. Ch. p, n,· il,.lt SJH .c.) .... ..... ' a.'m:; Laurd Cliff Reedsville News Notes News, Notes •' ~~~ . ' u,. ..... -"" . SjiNDAY ' 9:00, Ch. 1~. "Tho Brldoes ol T!ll<9 RJ," Wllilom Holilen 11:111 Ch•. 1. "Guns at Fort Pil IICI>OI," AudiO Murphy · Jn today'• lu!M, we liDd Lee at lllree DO.IrwnP:!!~J a~GOWD~opeoeu lbe klq,.of hearts. Ball played·the deuce IUid It waa ' to.,..,.. to oceed 11PAI' 1'YW'~ ;,., ·u ·x.ee 1 tUei "·lilt :ac:e, he will lou . tile dlaiJIQJI!I ft~ase and ·four l!tut tzleu will cool< hia ~- If be duckl, It is a cl!ICII lot' espert Wut to find ~ .d~ iblfl; to tile club lid~ Qile beart. one diamond .._., three ~hlbt ,• wJU. leave 'blnl,011e trlek short. ~-, NoW, it11<1f you cu &gure hoW Lee lillde tile hanil. n waan't. d - With mlrron. Lee rl011Chalal1tly played biJ ofl!earts Under West's =· Put e If In Welt's Lee of . ·Mrs. wort•r " - WIWS MlHONY GOEGI.!IN READY MIX 00. HEINER'S BMERY MARK V.SIORE DOMIGAN SOHIO ·RACfNEAXJO H&e1f-t. OHIO VAUD BAKING aJ. .MARKET & nurr AMNDA FRIENDLY CHURCH Sundal 2955 8·fl';. ·~"i:•i~cr:::::::::-::::~~~~+~~~~~~ t:JOIL~=~~~~~~~~t~~~~ w. Dlurcb of The Nmrene s eo,ooo . ... w. •· m.; 'Yout6 ',, rr 0:.ii.O; ' 1. �·, I . : ' ~ MIOOI.EPOitT FIRST \ ' . .. ., • ' , IAPTIST...Ch.vl"' w ~lmnn• RACINE jiiRS"r CIIURCH . moeshii"'J, ··~ · P• Ill,; Evenl~ paolor. Frid Hoff.,.,;, sun:· Of THI NAIAIIJ:N~ - · Wl'f lp, 7:301!. m. • • day Sch~ Supt. , $unday ' Sun<tay Scl\ool. 9:~ o.. m.; . A~IILI · GliO\'E •UNITED; ChUrch ool t·l$ a m 1 Morning WW.hlp, 10,30 o. m,; ~E-1$'1" .CHIIII.CII - IN, Morning ship ' l0•15 i ,.;, Evening worohl~, 1(,.,p. m. lQOit"McCiuro,,t~~~•l<l!:· -.tllp · Sunday Bible study hOuf"'loilo 11• W.~nesdor, Sunday · Schi!of Hrvlce, llrsl"'411ilril SuildiYI! '' m SUnday •· 30 p n\ oamoi =lntet1dent, Paullrle Me· ol ..ch mon111 al I <P· m. •-POMEROY ST. PA.UL LUTHIIIAN _ ll,;,e lor 'roirth 'w;;J~~ Cl ntock, pastor. Rev. Morrla "Sunday School...,.y Sundiy 1 · R Arthur C. L evening prayer arvlat 1· . M. Wolfo, 9:30 'I ' m.> WSCS;; ' ...::.Mil ROY ~IN lTV Sc..0.l 91J()d, pallor. MT. MORIAH BAPTiST_ RACINE FIRST' IAPTIST- Tllftdoy ol fi!'Cil m~111 at I :.:IO · Onrrdt of awtst -Rh Cheri Y E ' :1.5 a. m.~ MIOdltpOrt, corner of Fourth OlarlesNorrls, peftOr. Sundey p.m.; Bible StUdy, ~y, 7 ,..,,,~~-PIIIor. Frlil Blaett..r; sorvl~! ~?to Suapl.; worschip and Main st R - t Jackson School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning Bp. m. • """. ovncloy School 9·1Jo m · n ' ., · m. on. pastor Sundby School 9.30 -ship, 10:4l a. m.; Suncllly CARMEL UNITED METJI. .'Winlllp, 10:2ii a .' rmollon C..ll, Saturday, 9:4l m.; Morning worship •10: 30 a" evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; OOIST Paul A. SeiiOI's, :tholr rehearsal, Mondly, 6: 30 1 · ~· m. ; Arnold RIChards, suPt · Wednesday , evening Bible pes1or; W•yne Roush, supt. IJ. m. , Mrs . Marvin Burl, POMEROY-CHESTEit CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mld· _Study, 7:30 p. m. Worship Hrvlet•. IO:ofcS o. m .. dlroctor . Sonlor choir UNITED METHODIST dleport, 51h and Main. Raullln SOUTH BETHEL UNITED flrsl on.d third Sundays; -rsal, 7:30p.m. Thursday, . Robert R. · Card, pastor . Moyer, pastor. Thomas Kell , METHODIST _ Rev . Randy •svun"'!'!'g worahlp, 8p. m . IOI:ond MN.. Paul Nease. director. Pomeroy -Worship, 10:30 a. s d Y .., Thursday, oil day Busy Boo m.; Church School.9: 15 a. "' • S u~ ay . chool supt . Bible Lavender' pastor. Sunday CHESTER CHURCH OF THE quUtlng party In church social Frank Vaughan, sup.,rln- c ool, 9· 30 1· m.; morning schOOl, 9 a.m .• Mrs. Wilma NAZARENE - Rev Herbert roam. tendent. Chester worshlp,_..9 a . worship, 10:30 a. m,; evening Bahr, Supt. Youth Fellowship' Grate pastor WorthiP wvlce POMEROY CHURCH Of m.; Church School, 10 a. m; worship, 7: 30 D. m. : DrAvw p.m. each Sunday at Tuppers 111,;. and m Sll'lday' tHE 'NAZARENE - Corner Roger Epple, supt. . . _service 7 p. m. Wednesday. . Plolno United Methodist Sunday SchoOl 9·30 a m' Union and Mulberry . Rev. SEVENTH DAY ADVENT· MASON. COUNTY Church. Richard Barton', supf. p;aror Clvde V. Henderson, pastor. TIST - Pomeroy, Mulberry MA"SON ASS EMILY Of' DANVILLE WESLEYAN-J . l))eollng, Wednesdol, 7:30p.m. PRES. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. ; Hgl$. Herbert Morgan, pastor . GOD -Second St. Mason W A. Curry, pastor. Sunday BYHTAERRRIIASONNVILl-.,~ R1ymond Walburn. supt . S8bbeth School, Saturday, 2 p. v Che ' • · School 9·30 a m · Youth and - '"'' Norma Morning worship 10:30 a. m. ; m.; worship, 3: 15 p. m. Dorcas s!nday s~h~1~n~;t, a~~:~; lunlor Y®tn se'rvi«. 6:45p.m.; tleenden,Sunsday Schoop ' Su~rln­ 1. unday School 9.30 •· Evening service 7:30p. m. Mid- -~lely,lOa. m.:. ~ch Thursday . morning worship 11 a m . Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. e service, Wednesday, 7,30 MIDDLEPORT evangelistic service 7· 30·p ,;,· Prayer ond praise Wed .. 7:30 p. ~- sungav Service 8 rc· m. Rev. P·G'JiACE EPISCOPAL- Rev -..rtfST UNITED~ES· Bible study ond pray.,: service: mitE M LOCK G R 0 V E pa~:'.r. onahuo, M ddleporl, 7 30 Stonley Plallenbur9, mlnlsler . BYTERIAN, Middleport-Rev. ~'/'33s~ay, ' p. m. Phone CHRISTIAN - James Smith, BETHANY UNITED , ft\prning prayer and sermon, .Russell Later, pastor. Sunday nastor R Do 1 _... METHODIST Paul A Sellers 10:30 a . m. Holy communion School9:30 a. m., Lewis Sauer, HARTFORD CHURCH OF ~ ; oy m gan, su... t Bl th-The I "S do ' -" sermon, first Sundays, supt.; worship service 10::.) Christ In Christian Union - Ntornlng service, 9:30 a.m.: pe~ Oj; Yt •War hiss, unl Y a . m. Church school, a.m. Rev O'Dell Manley pastor Sunday School, 10 a.m. Prayer SC: 00 sup. s p serv ce, 8 0 9 kindergarten through elghlh MIDDLEPORT HEATH Sunday School, :30 ~: m., Rev: mncc,Rwr3~"\!-·E E ~f\.{ ~~~d=Ys~E:;,~dw:~l~~~:. _grade, 10: 30 a.m. UNITED METHODIST-Rev . Guy Sayre, supt., evening BAPTIST Rev Caudill rrl. llrsfSUnday. stor. Carroll Mal· LOTTRIOGE UNITED · POMEROY CHURCH OF M. . E. Donahue, mlnlsler; service, .7' 30· Tuesd~ Bible Atkins, , CHRIST- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., Eric Chambers, Sunday School :~U:,~;,g ~~y:·m:'tit1g ~~~y thews, t"nday School Supt. METHODIST - Worship, first pestor. Bible School, 9:30a. m.; superintendent. Church School m. Sunday evening • Youfh Sunday Schoool, 10 a . . m.; and third Sundays, 10:45 a. m.; wonhip, 10:30; adult worlhlp 9:30 a . m.; morning worship, services, 6 : 30 with R er WOrship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer ~ond and fourth Sun~ys, 'service and ,. your:!~ peoples IO:JO". m.; youth meeting, 1 p. Manle youth leader og m~tlng, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. 7.30p. m. Sun~y School, 9. 4-Sa. meeting, both 7:30 p. m. Sun- m.; Choir rehea•sal, Wed . - MA~ON Cllll"II"CH OF CHESTER CHUitCH OF m. Christian Endtevor, third day -Wednesday, combined nesday 7-7:30 p. m.; Mrs. E. Saturda_y of eiJch month. Bible study and prayer R - t Hamm, director. CHRIST- John Stoele. pastor. GOD- Rev. Donald A. Shtels. LAUitEL CLIFF FltEE . m.eting, 7, 30 p. m. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES_ Worship, 10 a.m.; Sible study, poslor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. METHODIST_ R'ev Eugene rHE SALVATION ARMY larry Carnahan presiding 1~ . 15 a.m.; evenln~ worship, m.; worship nrvlce, 11 •· m.; Gill, pastor. WilliaM Belley, Envoy RayS . Wining, officer in minister . Sundar,, Bible lecture, 7.30 p.m. Mid-wee mvlce, Evening worship, 7•30 p, m. supt. Sunday School P· JOa m . C;f\arge. Sunc:t.y1 l..O _ t ~ . -fiW 9:30a . m.; wa chtower study,. Wednesday, 7: 30p.m. Prayer nrvlct and youth Morning worship a· m·~ Holiness meeting; 10:30 a . m. 10 30 a. m.; Tuesday, Blbe CRAHAM UNITED MrTtt- service, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Evening worship 7:3o Now there .,,. two "-nletoatltrr" In the. family. SUnday School . Young People's study, 7·30 p. m. ; Thursday, ODIST CHURCH- Preschlng Monthly sings, first Sunday Wednesday, Christian Youth Legion, 7 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to 3 ministry school 7: lO p. m., 9:30 a m., first and sec"'"d each month, 2 P· m. Crusade, 6:30 p. m.; Prayer ltad tryl111 to dupllriiN ltls own t-ltless trlnl ' I 1 • 1 t ··~:' p m., ledles Home league; 7 service meeting 8:30 p m. Sundays of each month: thfr·d FOREST RUN METHODIST meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursday, I smiled, ,.me,..INrl.., ltfs first "jaclt-o'•lantern" IJM ltow loe Wrf ·· i:_M. Prep claues. frltiDDLEPORT CHURCH and fourth Su~dayseach month, -Rev. Forrest Donley, pastor; choir practice, 7 p, m. sACRED HEART _ Rev - of Christ In Christian Union- worship servtce at 7 30 p.m . Mrs. Fread Nease, supt. DEXTER CHURCH OF ltc!wltd with frltht 11t tlte Hrle smile of tlte lurtfty•ftJctd vetthlllle. 1 ' ·• F th B d K · Lawrence Manley, pastor; Mrs Wednesday evenln_gs at 7:30, Worship servlce9a m.: Sunday CHRIST -Danny Evens, 11nd I ltiJd to work ltanl to riiiiYIIICIIItfm th11t ""'"""''·IDnfern'" oyere fan, , 1 a er ernar rajcovlc, Russell Young, Sunday School Prayer and Bible Study. School, 1(1 a. m . pastor. Norman C. Will, supt. 992 2825• Supt. Sunday School9:30o. m.; E!slor . Phone MASON FIRST BAPTIST _ LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Sunday School 9:30 1. m.; N-, just a few .,..,,. later, the "jackoiJ'.,..,ml'ltln" Is one of Ills spacltJI turday evening Mass. 7' 30 Evening worship 7:30. Wed· Second and Pomeroy sts., Stan -Langsville Village, Rev . Worshlf.l service, 10:30 a. m. dellthts • : ·:: ~:~~::.ssSa:ur:!~ ~~ ~~ay prayer meeting, 7:JO p. Craig, pastor. Sunday school, Robert Eugene Musser, pastor. Christ an Endeavor Sunday 7 30 p m 9:~ a.m.; worship service, 11 Worship service, 10:30 a . m.; ~enl.~-Haw etlty It Is to sltapa the attitude• of a little child. II _ , , to Jfm. . . CHURCH OF THE NAZA- a.m.; training union, 6:30 o.m.; Glenna Fel1y, Sunday School REOltGANIZliO ~'HtlliCII .lalltd •'"' me tltat Jerry I• like a 1pon,., -k!nt thOIIfht• and ldaa1 frPOMEROY FIRST BAPTIST RE.I U . =:-. MlddJ~ Rov, evening worship service, 7:30 Supt. Sunday School 9:30 o. m.; OF JESUS ICifRIST OF LAT· CtUif, -Robert Kuhn, pastor . George Audry Miller, pastor ; Floyd p.m. Mld·week prayer service, Sunday evening, 7:30 p. m. Mid· TfiR DAY SAINTS- Portland· the thlnt• we do aM ,qy. Hl1 pol1tt1 of view reflect our own. . 1 Skinner, Sunday School supt Carson, supt. Sunday school, w.dnesday, 7:30p.m. week service, WedneSday, 7:30 Racine RQad. Ralph Johnson, fhat'• wlty we bow how lmportaltt II I• far all of us to 10 to churc,; Sunday School, 9:30 a . m. ; 9:30 .a.m.; Morning worp m pastor Sunday School 9·30 e meolll mornlngworship,lO:JOa . m.; ship, 10:30 a.m.; iunlor CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SY. R ACUSE CHURCH OF m. ; Mot:nlngwonhlp,'10;30a: ObW every Swnday. II wa1 tllere we '"""'" the IOYe for GIJd lltat enrlcltt1. BYF, 6 p m ; Bible Study JQ~~ty. 6·3(1 p.m i NYPS 6:.45 Services at 315 Main St., Pf: THENAZARENE-Rev.M.C. m .. Sunday even.tng tervlce, 7 Elea• our t¥try day. We waltt thfsd-lnlan OM joy lo bGcome 11 port of Jarrj't• Wednesday 7 p. m.; choir p m. Sunday evangelistic Pleasant, Sundays, 11 a . m., Larimore pa tor Bob Moore p . m. Wednesday evening 1 ~ractlce. Wed., 8:30p.m. meeting, 7: 30 p.m . Prayer Wedn&sdays, 7"30 p. m All Sunday Schc!t Supt. SundaY prayer services, 7:30p.m. life, too. , " ~ meeting Wednesday. 7::.> p.m . welcome School, classes for all ages, 9:30 ~ C'f¥1«"' WTO INfct Ml>ft'fiM'~~g Smile#, IM~ Sl1'11116111l: Va. MIDDLEPORT PEN: MEIGS COUNTY a . m : morolngworshlp,IO:<.!, BETHLEHEM BAPTISTFLIIST SOUTHl!RN BAP· TIST-220 E. Main, Pomeroy, TECOSTAL --Third A~.• the . NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p. m.; Great Bend, Charles Norris, wtn• affiliated wl1h S.8.C Rev . Rev. B. L. Barrett, pastor AL FRE D u N 1 T E o evangelistic service, Sunday, pastor · Worship service, 9:30 a. Sunda7 Monday Thunder Friday Satu~OJ Clifford Coleman, pastor. Ralfh Priddy, Sunday school METHODIST -Rev. Randy 7·30 p.m. Mid-week prayer. m. ; Sunday Sc:hool, 10:30a. m. theOI Phllippialll I Joha Ada I Theualonlanal Cortrithtane Sunday school, 9:30 a .m ., sup . Classes for all ages, Lavender, pastor. Sunday m&e!ing, Wednesday, 7· 30 p.m. MORNIHG STAR UNITEDUI.JIO 1'1·10 J :32.JI7 I :1·10 12, .. 1~ Ioiii Hershel McClure, supt. ; wor- Sunday school, 10 a.m .; Sunday School 9: <15 a . m.; Lloyd Mss1onary meeting, secl)nd METHODIST _ R Willi fonat ship s.ervlce, 10:30 a.m.: _ tvening service, 7· 30 p.m. Dillinger, supt.; worship ser- Wednesday, 7:30 p, m . ev. am evening worship, 7:30 p.m . Wednesday evening young vice, 11 a . m. with Charles o. - R 0 C K S p A 1 N Q s Alrson, pastor; Roy Van 1\'\eter, Wednesday prayer meeting and people's meeting and Bible Woode, layleader; worship METHODIST - Rev. Rleherd su~t . , Sunday School, 9:30 a. llw." Bible study, 7· 30 p.m . study. Saturday evening ser- service, 7:45p.m. wfth the Rev . Pumphrey pastor· Harold m .. Morning worship, 10: 15 a. .IJ vice, 7<l0 p. rr~ . Mr Lavender In charge . Blackston / superiMtendent. m.; Youth fe-llowship and Bible Wednesday evtnlng prayer Morning worship 9· 30 am . Studt, Thursday, 8 p, m. Fred 1M service, 7 .tS p. m. church school, '10:.15 Smit • faylead&r . Mr. MT. MORIAH CHUACH OF evening worship, 7:30 p.rn .; CARLETON CHURCH enfetll GOD - Racine Route 2. The MYF, 6 P m . Prayer meeting Kingsbury Sundar. With the hope II will, In SQme measure, foster end help sustain that which "is . Rev. Charles Hand, pastor. and Bible Study, Wednesdey, School, 9:30 a .Road. Beulal m., Ralph Car , •hool 9 ~" 7:30 r.m. A mlnistratlve S un .... y sc • .-u a.m.; Co good in family 1nd community life, this feature Is sponsored by the business · honor morning worship, 11 a.m. -· unc 1 1Irs 1 Monday, 7::10 p.m. supt. Worship service, 10:30 a . firms and or,ganlzations whose names appear below. " • · m. and 7: 30 I:J. m. alternately. T~ Evening services. Tuesday ond EDEN UNITED BRETHREN Prayer meeting, Wednesday, Friday, 7: 30. IN CHRIST- Elden R. Blake, annir' pastor Sunday School , 10 a. m.; 1:30 p. m. Rev. Jay Stites, Howl! . TUPPERS PLAINS Winnie Holsinger, supf. II<Jr . pastor. Emen ByBel1llahrbf Mr. and Walter Brown CHAR G E UN 1 T E D nlng sermon, II a . m. ; Evening DEXTEit CON· OLD S~r ~ilL Jerv,IJ;e Chrlsllan Endeavor, Thonil' lllft.th_ ~ )~daJ!ce- and 18fntlf' ipl!nt a ._ltencl ·METHODIST. ,GREG61:10HAL CHURCH St. Paul's 9 a.m.; _ ~7 : 30 p . m .~ Mn. Lydl ' . Mrs. I October 25 at tlie l'ree caniping -arOicrMl!li'l" C4ve llilllil'f:S!i.ni. ; Allricflra:nc -ehevaller. president, SOng lltiC WIII'il'li"ttJtcl>ir) iloilar ." l ·Fr..els, ~"l:f Methodist Church was IU. recen~y. (First and third Sundays) 7: AS service and SE'f'mon, 8:20. Mid- ·ws. · School Supr. SUnday Sc , p.m.; <Second and _.th Sun· Week prayer meeting WedOlfering was fl;/. 71 whir.h ls A family gatberlng was held Al11 " Lotfricltt -7:45 p.m . nesday, 7 JO p. m. Mrs. Mazie 9.ol5a. m. Church Services first dor,s). lidded to the building fund at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. (F rst and third Sundays), 11 Holslnoer, class leader. and third Sundays following ., he~ : Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowen C. Riebel recen~. Present o.m. Second and •th S..,days. POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Sunday School, Second and Weill fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p. are HYing in an apartment were Mrs. Riebel's brother, Mr. B 0 T 'r o M CHURCH-Harrlsoovllle Road, m services. L 0 N G Churl OIIIIOd by Mr. and Mrs. Glen and Mrs. Dale Newland, of METHODIST - Rev. freeland ~bt;~Ro~~l!or, pastor; Hen'l meml PLUMBING AND HEATING Dill, Pcmeroy, wbllo their new Kansas and the Rlebels' Norris, pastor. Sunday School, Sunday Sc1>ocli ~ool Sup : LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN s.ml 10 a.m.; church services, 11 evenii'Wl worshl' ·7. 30 a. m.,, CHURCH - Mr. Carl Turley, , I·. , • , 992·2550 home .., Route 7 Ia being children and thOir lamllles, Mr. am p .... p, · p. m. minister. Morning .Services ~AO Lincoln St. Phone 992-328.4 ~ llrdlhed. and Mrs. Robert Mortoo and 'ei:ARWALLOW RIDGE Thly!r an~ prasle service, 10:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 Middleport Middleport 11111111 ursday, -7 · ~ '1!..._ -• 'j ' Lawrence A. Smith bas daughters of Belpre, Mr. and CHURCH OF CHRIST- John Rockhold, paotor. Bible study, RACINE.LETART WES· a. m. Herman Schul, Supt. parchaaed the Bowen JWDJift'l7 Mrs. Robert 'lbomaaand family 9:30 a.m.; morning worship, LEVAN UNITED METHODIST FREE HYSELL RUN · and wiD move into the hooae of Cheshlro, and Mr. and Mrs. 10:30; evening worship, 7:Xt Racine, W. Dale McClurg, METHODIST - "Cacll WIH, p.m . Wednesday Bible study, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a . 10011. John Riebel and children of 7:30p.m. IT).; Worship service, 10:30 a. Post..-. Sunday School. 9: 30 Bakers of Good Bread Mn. Hannon Fo1, Mrs. Roy Pomeroy RD. m.; UMYF, 7 p. m. each Sun· a.m.; Mornl~ worship, 10:30 Huntington, W. Va. Bowen and daQ8bter, Kaye, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shaffer of STIVERSVILLE COM· doyi Senior Choir practice, a.m.; Young People's service, ..s p.m.; ~vangaUstlc servlc., Villted Mr. and Mra. Robert Parkersburg called 011 Mr. and MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Thursday, 7:30 p. m .; Service 6: Edstl Hart, pastor. Sunday Guild, fourth Monday, 7:30 p. 7:30 p.m. Preyer matting, Burke and Robert Jr., Mrs. Wmen Plcl<ens. morning worship service, 10 m.; Happy Husflen Sunday Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Ravenswood, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown a.m., Dell Talbot, superin . School Class meeting, fourth F R E E D0 M Mr. and Mrs. Edward Edgell attended Grand Lodge at tendon f. Prayer meeting, "ch Friday, 6 p. m.; WSCS second 0 0 sp E L Thursday, 7:3D p.m. Sunday Froday, 7:30 p. m.; Olflclal MISSION_ Bald Knobs, Rev. of Long Bottom, Villted Sunday CindnnaU. Middleport, Olio evening service, 7: 30. Board, second Monday, 7:30 p. l R m. R. . WGiuesencamp, pastor. with Mr. and Mrs. Clarles Terry SmUll was a paUent at oger lllred, Sr., S"l:f - tot.\MUNITY CHURCH at KilT. St. Joaeph Hospital in ZION CHURCH OF CHRISt De 1 School Supt. Sunday Sc , Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jll<Obs and Parkersburg. K er Rev . John 0111, 9·30 a . m.; $t.fnday evening Pomeroy -Harrisonville pastor. Sunday morning wor· hi 7 30 Pr )I ebildreJl f/1. South Sllore, Ky., Mrs. Gene Wilaon, Mrs. Road. John Webster, pastor; ship, 10 a.m. Worship services wors P : . ayer m" ng, At~ens Road Pomeroy Paul McElroy, Sunday School Tuesday and Sunday eveni""'s' Tutsday, 7:30 p, m. Ernest spent a weekend with his Dor..i !Uebel and Mrs. Dwayne Supt Sunday School. 9:30a. m. ; A Famlly That Worships Together 7:Xt p.m. ... • Deeter, class leader. Vough The Store with. ~ perenta, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Durst visited with Mrs. Shelly Mlrning Worship and com Meeting Wednesday, 7;30 p.m., Stays Together Racine , , 1;1' munion, 10: JO a. m. ; Sunday ST. PAUL'S UNITEO Ernest Deeter, l .. cler. JIICOINJ. Petty at the HaQ8bt Nursing evening youth Christian En- METHODIST CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Norman HomeatParkersburg.Birthday deavor, 6 P m.; Worship ser- Tuppers Plains. Rev. Randy MT. HERMON UNITED Schaefer, Gladys Mowery and glfta were presented to Mrs. vices. 7 p. m .; Wednesday Lavender, pastor. Sunday BRETHREN - Rev. Robert Berthe Parker att.nded the Petty in hooor of her recent ~enlng prayer meeting and School, P:30 a . m. ; youth ShOOk past..-. Sunday school, 81ble sludy, 7: 30p.m. Bakers of Holsum Bread fellowship, 6 p. m.; Sunday 9:30a.m.; Allred Wolfe, supl.; PUmpldn Sbow at Circleville. birthday. evening worship, 7:30 p. m . Roy ~er. assistant Ntorri.fng MiddlePort, Olio ST. JOliN lUTHERAN - ' John Story acwnpilliad his Terry Carruthers of LET ART UN 1 TED worohlp, 11 a .m.; ovonlng Pine Grove. Rev Gerald grandparenta, Mr. aod Mra. Loulaville and Donna Herbener, pastor . Sunday "'ETHODIST CHURCH -first Hrmon, 7:30 p:m. ollomating • Beblefer home and spent the Radaba1J8b of Canton visited school. 9 a.m .; Church service, and second Sundays, preaching each Sunday. Closs MHIIng, II at a p. m.; Third ond fourth a.m. olfernollng Sun!llv 10 a.m . weekend here. with Mra. Besa Larkins. SunciOys, Sunday School 10 a mornings, Dlvld Holter, cllll Member of the Big 3 SYRACUSE UNITED Mra. Mabel Tracy wiD be Mra. Besa Larklna celebrated METHODIST - Paul A. m.;worshlpservlceatn'a. m.; l~ader. Christian EndtiVOr, . General Merchandise ....,._ on Nov. 5 to the Laurel her bJrthday at the home of her Sellers, pastor, Ben Qui sen· Tuesday evenings at a p. m., 7. 30 p.m. ov~ other Su!Miay Tuppers Plains 667·3280 prayer and ~lble Study. evening, Roaer Buckley, Cliff Health CIDb. daQ8bter, Mra. Dorta Marko of berry, Sunday School Supt. HATWOOOS UNITED presldsilt. ProyOI' "'eating, 7:l0 worship service, 9:30a.m. first Chester Sunday. Altendlng and third Sunday Evenlna METHODIST, Rev . William p.m. each - - y . Boord Alrson, paotor. R - . Eason "lftllng tlrat Monday of month, were Terry Carruthen of service, 8 p, m. fourth S1.11day. supt. Sunday School at 10 a.m.: 7:30p.m. LANGSVILLE MIDWAY Loulsvlllo, Donna~ of Worship service at 11 e. m. Holiness Unto The Canton each Sunday 8110 a. m. and Becicy CI!Tulhers of services and 7:30 p. m. Tuesday evening Prayer meeting Thursday, 8 p. Lord m. Chester. wor.hlp, 7:30. MT. UNION BAPTIST SUTTON UNITED Mr. and Mrs. Wolter Bro"lm Rev. Cecil CoiC, pastor . Sunday METHODIST Paul A. and family visited Sunday with Sellers, pastor; Martha Lee. school s~pt., Joe Sayre., Sunday 1 loVIloll; Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Thomas Sunday School Supt. Worship school, 9:•s o.m.; Su~day of Jackson. Mr. and Mrs . servia, 10: 45 a. m.;second and evening worship, 7:30. Wed- · ~esdoy prayer and Bible atudy, RUTLAND Rexe~ll Drugs WIUiam 'l1lomaa and son of fourth · Sundays; evening worhslp, 8 p. m. third SUnde~. :~ ERS PLAINS RUTLAND FIRST lAP.' ~- F1 11 AJI D0ctor'1 PreKr·l~ North Randall were also ENTERPRISE UNITED METHODIST -Rev. William John present. CHitiSTIAN Rev. So"'uel · TISTWyatt ~CHURCH 1 . J s A-Mr I>Otlor. Sunday School, Jacl<son, 10.. m.; '~• or. · · ~•11• Mrs. Gertrude Butler, aupf. Mr. and Mrs. BIU Williarru! of Alnon, pastor. Ralph Spencet", Sunde h Y School supf .; Sunday Pi'Qyer Service, 1:30 p. m.; Supt. ; Carl Jennings, asst. supt. Athens, Ga., vlllled at the Worship services, 9 30 a . m .• 5Sec ool, 9.30 a . m., Morning Dreech~ng service 2 p m rmon, 10:30 1!1. m. Evening · ' · · Williams-Balderson home Sunday School. 10:3C a. m.; sermon, 7 p. m. THI RUTLAND MITJI. Youth Fellowshir,, 6: 30 p, m ; Saturday. Other gueala included LETART FALLS ODIST - Rov. Richard C. Wednesday, cho r, 6: 1.5 . p. ,;, , ' EAST Mrs. Kathryn Dietz and son, KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST UNITED METHODIST Pumpr.ry, pulor. Church Athens Bili,of Belpre and Mr. aod Mrs. - Norman McCain, supt . CHURCH -W. Dale McClurg, School 9;30 a.m .; Worship · Services weekly at 9:JO a . m. pastor . Wor&hip services, service 10:30 a.m. Warren Pickens. Preaching first• and third second •nd fourth Sundays of Everett Hale, Lon Bea<h and Sundays of month by Charlet eoch month at h . m.; Sunday • RUTLAND CHURCH OF Doyle Hale of BellevtUe, Russell, 9:30 e . m. m.; HCOnd un., V. H. Braley, supt.; UNITED FAITN- R-t E. oftachmonthat9a. school, !'"'and third sundays cHRtsT- s.,...y ICI!Ool, Va., visited with John '~;~''4;$1, Smllh, past..- . Worship IOI'VIat and fourth Sundays of each communion 1nd dtv.otlona, Buchanan, P. R. Randolph and and Sunday achooi, 9:30 a.m., month at 10 a. m.; Bible study, 10: 30 a.m . Rltlular boerd '1 meeting 7:30, thlrd Saturday R. E. Willlams. Fred SomHI, supt.; evening Wednesday. LETART FALLS UNITED "''llf""'~IJTLAND -Mn. Lyle illolder'IOJI wor1hip, 7:30 p.m.; youth meting, 7 p.m . Prayer mntlng~ BRETHREN - Rt•. Robort MUNITY CHURCH Thurlday, 7:30p.m. ShOOk, pastor; Harschol Norris, Amos Tlllla, paotor. supt. SUnd,.oy,ochool , 9: JO o.m.; School. 9:30 a. 'Hon, 10:30 a.m.; service, 11 Hrmon, 7:30 alfer. ~:~~:~· 1 each SundJy. Prayer 556 Beech St. Loll ef Asperaru• Aaeleat Fe&IIVII Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. meeting, 7:30 p.m. About 171,000 ·Ions of a.. The Jewish Paosover lJ a SUndays. paragus ~ produced an- 3,~year-old 1 u tlv al of nuaily In t1Hi United stateo, freedom and thanks&lYln& CHURCH OF ~ Carter, with IWnost tons golnc · marking the exodua Of tbi Aft, Au*y Milftr, Sunday tn the fresh market and children of larael from bond· Plstor &undoy mnre than 115,01111 tona sold aae in ancient Egypt Ut)der I'll. ,.,,., m.; Mci(nlng the leadership o1 M...a. fvr proce•~ln•. 1. S.:,. a' m.; youth . WING s '· i·•p Television Set - . ' fo7Jo tO·:.O 1 tr ...,..IMY 9!00, Ch. ·-,;·nBerlln Affelr,11 Dlrrln McGavin WEDNESDAY 11:30, Ch. 13, "Night and the Cltv." ~ nerney • THURSDAY 1, "The Shutterad ROom," Gig Young, Carol 1 13, "fiortres• o1 '"' Dead.'' J61t!Miacktfl •FitlDAY 9:00, Ch. 8, "Gypoy," Rosalind Rusaell n: 30, (h. 13, "Terror on 1 Train," Glenn Ford 12:00, Ch. 8, "The Lftet Hurrah," Spencer Tracy 9:oa. a.. 11~l. &. SATURDAY 9;00, Ch. 3, "Triple Crou," Yul Brynner 11:20, Ch. 3, "lDvOI' Come Bilek," Rock Hudson, Doris Dly a, "From Here lo Ettrnity," Burt LAncaster 11:30, Ch. l3, "'Tht Vampires" and "Black 11-." 11:30. Ch. p, n,· il,.lt SJH .c.) .... ..... ' a.'m:; Laurd Cliff Reedsville News Notes News, Notes •' ~~~ . ' u,. ..... -"" . SjiNDAY ' 9:00, Ch. 1~. "Tho Brldoes ol T!ll<9 RJ," Wllilom Holilen 11:111 Ch•. 1. "Guns at Fort Pil IICI>OI," AudiO Murphy · Jn today'• lu!M, we liDd Lee at lllree DO.IrwnP:!!~J a~GOWD~opeoeu lbe klq,.of hearts. Ball played·the deuce IUid It waa ' to.,..,.. to oceed 11PAI' 1'YW'~ ;,., ·u ·x.ee 1 tUei "·lilt :ac:e, he will lou . tile dlaiJIQJI!I ft~ase and ·four l!tut tzleu will cool< hia ~- If be duckl, It is a cl!ICII lot' espert Wut to find ~ .d~ iblfl; to tile club lid~ Qile beart. one diamond .._., three ~hlbt ,• wJU. leave 'blnl,011e trlek short. ~-, NoW, it11<1f you cu &gure hoW Lee lillde tile hanil. n waan't. d - With mlrron. Lee rl011Chalal1tly played biJ ofl!earts Under West's =· Put e If In Welt's Lee of . ·Mrs. wort•r " - WIWS MlHONY GOEGI.!IN READY MIX 00. HEINER'S BMERY MARK V.SIORE DOMIGAN SOHIO ·RACfNEAXJO H&e1f-t. OHIO VAUD BAKING aJ. .MARKET & nurr AMNDA FRIENDLY CHURCH Sundal 2955 8·fl';. ·~"i:•i~cr:::::::::-::::~~~~+~~~~~~ t:JOIL~=~~~~~~~~t~~~~ w. Dlurcb of The Nmrene s eo,ooo . ... w. •· m.; 'Yout6 ',, rr 0:.ii.O; ' 1. �' m-'JI!oblliUelllinei,~l'lmtl'oy o. ilol.» IJ78 · , ·Bargains,' 'Bargains, e.~d ...... NOTICe WANT AD ln ...._ District tourt of tht Wnlhld lltatn for fht Soutll.rn IN,OIMATION DIADLINES OlttriCt of Ohio,' Eat tern 5 P .M. O.y lttort Publication · 81¥1110n, Civil No . 6f -312, MCMUIIY 0tldlfnt9a.m . Ynlttd Statu or Amtrlca , CJncenauona.carrtdiOnl Ptelfttfffvt. 6l.70Acreaof Und. Wltl be tccepttCI until fa .m . tor Mort., Ltu. Situate In MtiQt Day ot-PUbllcatlon ® .lOtor, .,. ·B~rg-i~s -, r---- - - - -_::,____"""':_.c-.----. ~ · . ,, ,.~~~ . . 2 · , 17'~:il~2r;z.::.:;::c:=:::::;!.::;;:::::~~;._;4:::.:..._::...~_:.------..:.....-, "~ (o , "'] • CaunfY, Sflltt Df Ohio. tnd Nilt .-eGULATIONS ltewart, tt 11., and Unknown The Publisher , ...,..,es the Owntn . To : Margie Hunt ; right to edit or r,elect any ads 1967 FORD . , $17f5 l..ydl• Sa~H ; Lelia Pldc.ens ; deemed' obiUtlonal. The 4 ODOr Sedan L. T. D., power steering, power Mery JackSon, aka Mary pub lither will not be reaponslble Glkhrltt ; Clere Dey ; Anna A. for more then .one Incorrect brakes, air-conditioning . VInyl Interior, blk. WhHitr ; William H . Holmes; insertiOn. vinyl' roof, maroon finish . - :' Winfield S. Hayman ; Spencer RATES Heyman; LeRoy Holl'nt5; Jet~ For Want Ad Service WOOd; Mary I . Wood ; 5. R. Scents per word one lntertion 1967 · DODG~ , $1$95 Evans; H. J. Hytell ; Anna M . Minimum Cherge15c Dart Custom 4 Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl., Torquefllte Hyttll ; lyron H. Parr ; Merle 12 cents per word three Perr ; Roullnd F . Parr ; Robert consecuti..,e Insertions. transmission, power steering. Extra Nice. ' G . Parr ; W. C. Bowman ; T. M . 11 cents per word six con ' 1~'»61c lt.••••· Deem ; D. e . Cole ; W. s. secutlve Insertions . ' • Morris ; Rachel A. Morri s; 25 Per cent Dlscounl on paid 1967 FORD MUSTANG . S1595 Dorothy Murtaugh ; Ali i• Price ; adsand Ids paid within 10 days. 992-7~ Six,cyl., auto. trans., console, maroon finish, Genld Price; Oon-'ld Price , CARD OF THANKS Ira E. Price ; Henderson Price ; & OBITUARY •all good w-w tires, radio. Real Nice. · A. C. Pr ice ; Mona M . suo tor 50 word · m inimum . Williamson; Clara L. Adam s; Each additional word 2c:. Abner Prlca ; 0 . D. Jones ; ILIND ADS Welter Raltl~h Biram ; Audrey· Addltlonel 2SC Charge per YAROSALJ!, Friday, Soturdly Belle Crabtree ; Seymour Ad¥ertlsement. ond Suhday. SOlid oil~ tlble UnderwOOd; James W. Stan OFFICE HOURS ox~ to 31ll!f. • ~Irs," tbury ; M . A. . Stewart and T. S. 8:30a.m . to 5:00p .m . Dally, I'CIIIIOY, OHIO buffet, wooden china claMt. · Sheldon. if living , and If 1 : 30 a .m . to 12 : 00 Noo n Antique qullfl"ll tromes ond dee:tesed , to their unknown Sa turday . springS\ C:Urtoln olnttcht!> heir&, devlsH,, t rediton and like tiftWoC.Wnlval glellwlrt, -usluns . You are hereby notified books. curtains, clothis, all that on November 1, 1969, a c;:omplaint In condemnation wa s sizes. Chll4ron'• toys (goocn. {lied with the Clerk of the abOv e LOST, one male brindle plott dresstrs. Plch.ii'es, framti. hound. near Chester . Sam Joe Court In an action to condemn SWAP SHOP, new and used See Stan Kaldon at Dlrwln, Pratt, 266 Durling Drive, the fOllowing estates in the furniture . Phone 992-7261, lOS 611 W.Sf, 01111 mile from - Rl. Wadsworth , Ohio. Contact lends described In Schedule N. 2nd. A..,e., Middleport, i 33. Phone 192-5832. "A" attached to the complaint James Osborn, Reedsville. Ctlio. lnd made a part hereof: faJ i' .. .-I ' ()llo. Phone 667-3532. 10· U -30tcThe perpetual right , power . ... E. _,Molft, Pomtiroy, 0. 10.28-Jtc •••fJ Drivllege and easement ln . COMMERCI~L. bulld(ng. ~ wpon, o... er· and across Tracts GUN SHOOT, Forked Run rooms ani!l bath . Fully Nos. 22SE , 226E , 412E, 500E . Sport~man Club, Sunday, f02E , 1106E , 2•13E -2 end 2433E equtPfllld for btluty or barber Nov . I. work. tor the purposes set forth below , GOS PEL SING at Chester shop. Wtll established TINd of spending Ill tiNit 10.28-ltc Church of God. Sunda'l' , Nov . together with all right, title and business. Will oell wlfh or 1 at 2 p. m . with the Lamb Interest In and to the timber , on rlllf lad own ' wtfhoul eqUIPI!'enl. Write P. nolfltng fn rotvnl? structures and Improvements family from Waynesvlll e, C LOS I N.G FOR the season -:HtW situate on the land . end the 0. Box 729·M. c-o The Doily Ohio. Everyone welcome. Sunday , Nov . l. Closing W.- Ill you In o llomolo continuing right to clear and Sentinel, Pomeroy, atlo. I0-79·3tc Specials - 55 cent banana remove any bru:r.h , debris. and 10..27-6tc splits, 45 cents; 30 and 40 cent ~ Doys. No m-r - · natural obstructions wh ich, in Piynt.,ll Is tow •• rtnt. sundaes, 10 cents oft Sunday the opinion of ttle represen- GUN SHOOT, Broad Run Rod BASSET pt•l>l>let, AKC, $30. BRUSH hO!I. pool. hole digger, 9111 m-11J1 or stop In upand Gun Club, New Haven , W. only. We wish to thank all tor tative of the Unlted States In Francis \ enedum, phone Va ., Sunday , Nov . 1. Rain or charge, may be detrimentel to ihesr patronage during the corn planter, 8 hole hog 1\oll'lol E. Moln & Court St. Coolville 661-3156. the operation of the project : 11 l shine. Noon Ill ..... past season. Shake Haven , feeder . Phone 247-2161. 10.18-121c Permanently to overflow, flood , 10.79-Jtc Ches fer , Ohio. 10.27-51< ttos-:flri$11. and submerge the land lylno 10·30-ltc below elevation 560 feet, m.s.1 . MINIATURE . Schnauzers, (Sandy Hook Datum l in con - WILL pick up merchand ise and groomed, cropped and per- EARLY American Steroo-radlo ake to auction on a per· . PIANO TUNER tor Elberfelds. nedlon with the operatiOI'\. and comblnoilon, AM & FM'radlo• manent Injections. Jet black. centage basts . Call Jim Lane Daniels, Phone m -5509. maintenance of the R6cJne ~ speaker sound •yotem, 4 Barkaroo Kennels, Torch, Loc k& and Dam Project fo r the Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. 10-J0-31p speed automatic .changtr. Ohio. Phone 667-36S4. porposes u authorlll!'d by the Phone 7-42-4461 . 1D-21--12tc Balance S18.St. Uae our Act of Congress approved 9-23-Hc SAC RED HEART Pe~rl~h. Merch 3, 190f (Public Law 317, budget terms. Call 992-3352. CURTISS Cottle Breeding Pomeroy , will hotd i> bazaar Service. Phone Parker at 99260th Congress, 2nd Session) . 12 l 10.27..!tc and creamed baked chicken Occasionally to overflow , flood , 2264 or all siltlon Coolville dinner Thursday, Nov . 5. 1nd submerge the land lying 667-3251 . lbove elevation 560 feet, m .s.1 . Dinner will be served from 5-1 1%5 FIAT. Call alter 6 p.m. MODERN walnut style stereo10.11·30tc (Send¥ Hook Datum 1 In con radio, am, fm radio. 4 speaker P.- m ., $1.50 per dinner . Phone 992-5363. \ ne-ction with the operation and 10·28-31c ~ound system, 4 speed 7'5 cents for children. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. mlllntenance of said project. (l) Bazaar following . Games and automatic cha~ger. Balance Provided that no structure for Reasonable retes. Phone door prize . Cake, fancy work, 1970 FORO pickup. Phone m : S72.39. Uae our budget termt . human habitation shall be J""" RuSMII, Gelllpolil 446ceramics, parcel post, and Cal,l 992-3352. construct~d or maintained on 6930. 0it olfer 5:30p.m. , said land, and provided further containing 0. 19 acre, more or religious articles . Tickets IIJ,27..lc . 10.29-31< 218 E- Mlln 992-9974 :IH~~=-rtly 4-7·1fc that no ottler structures shall be tess ; Tract No . 2124E, Lebanon may be purchased at the door . Open Dally 5:311,7:00, Sunday, 7: constructed or mainta ined on Township, Township 3 North , 10·30-61c 1956 FORD PICKUP, new flat WIG DARK brown. Aloo, one --~-said rend except as may be Range 11 Wut, Sec. 7, being approve-d In writ ing by said part ot 100 acre Lot No . 1-46 of bed, 15" rims, new shocks, 5storm door, 32" x 80" high. reprewntatlve of the United . Ohio Company Purchese , WILL BABY SIT In my home speed transmission . WUI sell Front door 32" x 11" high. Statet In charge of the project . containing (1.01 ac re, more or with pre-school children. Mrs. reasonable . John Stobart, Phone 992-3-U2. (41 A.! to the described land Jn less ; Tract No . 2126E , Lebanon Glenn Smith , Rock Springs 10.27-ltc Anflqully. or phone 992·3063. which easements are taken , ali Township . Township 3 North , 10.29 .. tc Road . Phone 992-6187. rights and prlvll~es whic h may Range 11 West , Sec. 8, being 10-29-6fc be used al'ld en oyed without part of Ohio Company Pur 'cOAL, llmtfstone. Exctlllor · 7 ROOM HoUSE, • bedrooms, Interfering with he use of the chase, containing 0.08 acre, 1'12 bolhl. urge IIVI"ll tOam 1958 CHEVROLET station Sail Works, E. Main Sf .. prole-tt for the pu rpos es more or less : Tract No. 2308E, GUN SHOOT at the Racine with llroploce. Cl- tr. wagon . Mechanically good, Pomeroy. Phom 992-:JIPl. authorized by Congress or Lebanon Township, Township 3 Planing Mill everv Saturday Pomeroy elementary ·achoO • Good tires. $100. Cell after 5 p. 4-9-llc ebrldging the rHiJhls and N,orth, Range 11 west, Sec. 21, nighlat 6 p. m. T~ere will be Finished panelod room abovo m. Phone 2.0-2361. ee..me-nts hereby taken are bting part of Ohio Company assorted meats!. This Is garage with 'h~balh. Could be IO.J0-3fc ~~:;;;: spe<iflt.ally restrved to the Purthase on DeWitt Run , sponsored by the Syracuse ultd for office or ¥partmtnf. landowners, their heln and containing 0.46 acre , more or Fire De,partment . Ph01111 992-7292. SUblett, however , to less ; Tract No . 2413, Olive 10-29·12fc It)( 1 0 . e e u f .• l ~ ! pubUc Towns~ . To:ii J Nirth, r _.nd ;,1 ' - public Ra.nge · 2J'"n 2f~ ut I ei, '! , encl be.-.11 -~"' a~ pi I e;, ( J he,J"per~ult Purch' ~~.tr.er: 1 a right. power. pr l..,llege, and Ohln . containing ' '21.1 eaument occaslonall'l' to acres, more or tess ; Tract No . 10.2Hfc overflow, flood, and submerge 2SI3E I. Olive Townlhip, 1969 BUICK Custom Skylark, Tracts Nos . 2i08E , 2tlAE , Township l North, Range 11 full power, air conditioning, 2122E , HUE, 2126E, 2308': and Wes t, Sec . 23. being part of Ohio 5300 miles . Phone 742·4691. AWNINGS, sform doors and 2413E -1 In connection with the Company Purchase on Ohio 10..30-ltc wlndowt, carporfi, operatiOn and maintenance of River, containing 0.46 acre, -marqUHS, blown and batt the Recine Locks and Dam mor• or less ; Tract No. U13E -2 Insulation. Elmu Whlfe. CONVENIENT but secluded ' Project as authorized by the Act Olive Township, Township 3 Nits represenfatlve. For free of Congress approved March 3, North, Range 11 West. Sec . 29, bulldl"ll loll on T19 ol Rode estimates, phone Chlrles 1909 (Public Law 317, 60th being part of Ohio Company BAND FRIDAY and Saturday Sprlngo. Within walking Congreu, 2nd Session), P.urthau on Shade River. nights. The Mavericks, Hl-7 19 FAT lambs for Slit or will Lisle, Syrac:uu. V. V. dlst•nct of Meigs 'High togeiher with ell right, title, and cl)fltal.,ing 3.61 acret., more or Club. trede tor livestock. f»t\one 992- Johnson and Son, Inc. School, f 5 minute drive from lntereat In and to the timbN. less ; end Tract No . 21133E, Otlve 8-311-lfc 10."27-4tc Pomer,Y. (fit or ... Bill 2630. atructures and improvements lownshfp, Township 3 North , I0.28-61c Witte Weekends, or after 5 now situate on the land, except Range 11 Wett, Sec . 35, being p.m. -kdlys. Phone 992· tenelng, and continuing right to part of Ohio Company Purchne !-lAYMAN'S AUCTION tlouse; LOTS WITH 111 - utilities. elur and remov• any brush, on Shade River, containing 6.38 Laurel Cliff, now open each Restricted wb division. '12 to· . 6117. debris, and natural obstructions acres , more or ress . The FridaYi to receive con.'-acre tots. Phone Chest. which, In the opinion of the authority tor th• taking Is the signments at 10 a .m . Audlon' 3 ROOM unfurnished apart- 985·3301, ntghf 985-33112. repreaentatl..,e of the United Act of Congreu 1ppro¥ed starting at 7 p.m . Let us sell ment . Phone 992-2288. 1-'-tfc Stetes in charge, may be February 26, 1931 (46 Stal. \1121 , 7-1-Hc your merchandise. · · detrimental to the prolect ; 40 U.S.C . 2Sial. end acts sup3-22-Hc provided that no structures tor plernentar'l' thereto end 10x50 FOOT. 2-bodroom human hebltatlon shall be amendatory thereof. and ur.der 2 BEDROOM mobile homo, housetroller, Ph,.,. 992-395<1. conatrutttd or maintained on the rurther authority of the -'cl PIANO luni"ll. Karl Kobler, the land, and provided further of Congress approved April 24, Racine area. Phone 992-6329. 1~23-4tp Mason. Phone 773-5$35 after 5 that noothtr 1tructures shall be 1188 t:ZS Stat . 3l U.S.C. 5911 , p.m . 27 constructed or maintained on which act autti'orlzet tha 10..13-lOtc ==-=::--~-:--l-0.,.... ·•1< "STAR" kills roll q~ll:kly. the lind except as may be acquisition ot land tor rl..,er and STORAGE rental tor boots. Sure. 2''-' poundl; ·$1'.69. approviiCI In writing b'l' said harbor purposes; the Act of trailers, autos, campers, etc. E~blch Ha:dwart, Sugar SHOOTING match at Racine reprne-ntatlve of the United Congress approved March 3, f.l per monfh. Phone 992-2791 Run Mills, PI"""'' Hll'dGun Cltb, 12. 16, and :10 Statu In cheirge of the project, 1909 (Public Lew 317, 60th such restrictions being Intended Congrus, 2nd Sl'tsion), which or see Dick Seyler, Pomeroy. ware, Meson. gauge. Priz•• are turkeyJ. 10.22· 121c ' 10.21-3111< tor and limited to the r,reventlon act authorlzet the r4con . hams and bacons, Sunday, Of c:onstrucflon wh ch would 1truct1on and modification of Nov. 1 at 1 p._m. RUTLAIID - 4 Yftrl old, nlco lntl'rtere with the operation of e•lltlng riYer and harbos' 1m A-IL"E:-R:-,-::B-ro_w_n_'-: sT-r-allor MALE Hampshire lloa. l0-26-5tc "T"R"' the project ar consutute 11 provements; Park, Minersville. Phone 992- Roush, Syracuse, ailo. -· ·ABOUT """· kitchen, holt, 3front porch dMger to persons or property ; end the Act of Congress ap 10.2t-31c subltd to existing ,asements prove-d August 12, 1968 I Public WILL give plano lessons In my """' I,... ground• •,IOD. tor public rGalds and hlghwats. Law 90·479), which act ap 9·9·1fc r"'!:T home. Phone 992-3666. publlc utilities, railroads a 11 d proprlated funos for such , IIACIIIE- Income ..,.,.,.,-Oy, 2 8-16-tfc pipelines ; reserving, howe ... er . purposes . The public uses for bull- roomo, i . flirnlllhod TWO bedroom furnished mobile to the landowners, their heirs which said land Is taken are a1 -=----,-------~ horne, located In Syracuse. and assigns, all such rights and follows : The sa lei lineS It ·- 1 onunfurnlohtd, 10.0-•• "" building, Cell 992-2.U1 6-9 p.m . prl..,llqn ,as m~y be used and necessary adequately to 001110 ~T t21MII- ,, enloyed withOut Interfering pro..,ide tor locks and d&m on 10.2.5·11< with or abridging the rights and the Ohio River and tor other FARM·ALL Cub or Super-A ' ' tractor . Phone 949-4225 or 949· vaaement hereby acquired . {Cl uses Incident thereto . The said otor/ NICELY furnished 2·bedroom 425• • The fee simple title to Tract No . land has bHn ••lee ted by the aPartment. Middleport . 2-413. subject , however, to Secretary of the Army of the 10-23-6tc "-~ ~;!:,"_ existing easements ' for public United States fOr acquisition by Phone 992-38'1•. p rHd9 and highways, Public the United States for use In _ _ _ _ _ __:.9·,:30-llc utllllles, railroads •nd connection with the con - .SNOW PLOW for Cub Farmall tractor. Also, side detivery PIPI'Iines . All of said land Is struction of the Racine Locks t~L~ I' situate in Meigs County, Ohio, and Dam ProJect on the Ohio rake on rubber . Phone 949· 2 BEDROOM ground floor ' apartment . Aline Weaver, end further described as River , and for luch other U~l ILAIID. 2726. !!Kine, Ohio. ~'11oM 949-3!14. follows: Tract No . 22SE , Letart as may be authorized by ......,TOll ' 10..29-:Jtc TIWI\&hlp, Township 1 North, Congress or by E.ecvtlve10.29·3fC ' Olllce-~ Range \2 West, sec 17 of Ohio Order . You 1re further notified ; .... fti.2UI . Company Purchase, b"lnQ a that If you ha ... e any obJection or OLD rurnltur!, dishes, braD 10.2$-61c beds, efc, Write M. D. Miller, pert ofi Lot No . 2 of Sayre's defense to the tllklng of your Addlt1on to Letart Falls. con - property yDu are requlrl'd to Rf. 4. Pomeroy, Ohio. Call FURNISHED and unfurnllhld UNITED METHODIST ,..;.,. ' apartmtt'111. Close to school. talnlng 0.15 acre1, mon or leu; ser¥e upon plal•1tiff's attorner,. - f o r .... "'.....,., .!• 992-6271, Tnct No. 226E , Letart Town - at the addrtll here n Folio, Ohio. Modem orid In _ _ _ _ _ _ _9::,: ·1-tlc l'11oM 992-5«10. lhlp, Township 1 North, Range designated , ':In or before --10-lt-Nc 12 west, Sec 17 of the Ohio November 21. 1970, an enswv -..... 10. -Sond· Soolooltollfdo uortll Mro.lloy Company Purchase, being a Identifying the property tn OLD UPRIGHT pianos, ony - - - - - - - - - ~ Purson, Rt. 2. Roclfi!L Ohio. condition, as,ong . . llov. not UNFURNISHED aporlment , p1rt Of Lofl ? and 2 of Burn 's which you claim to have an Addition to Letart Falls, con - Interest, stating the nature and been - wei. P•Yifta SlO each. roon11. beth. Above Martr.'v, To MOat· l~ultr'•· ,.,.. door Coldclr talntng 0.30 acre, more or tes&: extent of the tntere1ts claimed, Flrsf fiDII'illly. N'iondoys will Middleport Very reasonable Tract No . Al2E , Letert Town - •nd statlnt;J all your oblectlonl riGht to rtlt<l •II be P•ck·up d01y. Write, glvl"ll Phono 992·2331 · ship, Township 1 North, lUnge and defenses to the taking of bids wtoo good dlrec:tlortl. Witten Plano · 10.29-3tc 12 W.att, Sec •· being part of 100 y::»ur property . Atl ·detenses and It-~ Company, BoK 188. Slrdlt, Acre Lot No . 233 of Ohio objections not S.ll presented are • NEWLY decorated -t 5-room Ohio 43946. Company Purchase. contllinlng waived , but without answering , HOUSE. 1640 Lincoln Hlo.; 8-20-tlc ___:_::.: house, beth, 44 P•fmer, a 0.76 etre. more or ten; Tract you may serve on plaintiff's Pomeroy. P1lono No. SOOE , Letart Township, ~ounset f Notice of Appearance , month . Phone 992·3896. IO.U.Ife lownshlp 1 North , Range 11 •dentlfylng th.e property in SELL NOW, 'Gintell9, $31 lb. 10.29.3fp Welt $1!c 34, be ing part of 100 which you cla•m an Interest, Golden SMI, $1.7! lb. SUI Acre 'Lot No . 230 Of Ohio and thereafter you will receive tops and ttems. 60 cent• lb. Company Purchase, containing notice of llll proceeolngs af Bill Bailey, P. 0. Box 14. 0.31 acre, more or less ; Tract fectlng said property . At the ON-~ · r -room houu_, bath: No . 9D2E, Letart Township, trill of the Issue O'f just com Second Sf., Reedsville. Ohio REDUCE safe o10d fast wlfh Middleport. Ont roo"' To•nlflip 1 North, Range n pensttion. whether or not you ASn2 . Gobese lablet. and E '••P hOUM, bofh, MidllllfiCII'I, No Wttt, Sec. 3S and 36. beiM part ha ... e previously appeared or ID·27 .. fc re11o•oblf ofltr roltctod. of tOO acre Lot Nos. 211. 211l . 219, tntwtrtd, you may present wat..- pill$. Nelson Drugs. Phone ff!-!035. · 220 and 221 of Ohio company evidence as to the amount of 10.27·301P Purchase, contain ing 5.33 cOmpen~oatlon to be paid fQr 10.10-lfo acres, more or less ; Tract No vour property and you may 1106E. Lebunon Township ; lhlrt In tha distribution of the SOMEONE ABLE and quollfled 5 WALNUT logs. Ono loglll''xl2 township 2 North, Range 11 award. YDU ar• further notified foot clear . PhOne 371·6364. to do fall housecleaning. W11t, Stc . 20, belnO part of 100 th'lt this cts• wilt be called 10-30-llc Phone 992~2642 or 992-2441. acre Lot Not. 194, 195, and 196 of be-lore The tionor~bte Joseph P . 10-29-ttc Ohio Company Purchase , Klnntlry, United States Jer4 ••clrooms · SPINET PIANO. Wonted, COrttalning 0.79 acre, more or 0111rlct Judge, at 9:00A . M. on au lit 11 cY••r tPtclfkltlens. respon'llblt pilrty to take over tess ; 1'rac:t No . 2108E, Lebanoll No..,embor 23, 1970, at the U. s. Sifts IYefllllle new. low monthly payments on a Township, Township 1 North Courthouse end Federal Ringe 11 WMI,fo~ - 1, oelng Building, 15 'Marconi . 4 spinet plano. can be seen p~rtoflOOacreL Nos . JA9and Boulevard. Colutlllbus, Ohio, It · ROOM, board and laundry In locally . Write Credit 150 of the Ohio ompany Pur which time the Unlttd States p Manager, P, 0 . Box 35, ch•"· coQtalt~fno o 38 acre. will make · I!I]:~PIIcatlon to the omeroy . Preftr Main Corfland. Ohio. more or Ins; Trar. t No . 21i4E , Court for determination of the Condor or Multierry . $200 Moattuy '•'"''"'' 10.30-21p LOWtr 1tltn ll'n:t L•banon Townshii'· Township 3 personl entitled. and amounts month, Phone 712-4711. Nottt•, Range 11 WeSI , Se-c . 1, of compenutlon , to bt paid for 10-28-Jt;> C•nt'lict: Mr. t;loecly,'·t.;h. tn. DON'T pump ·your lil!!lglsh ••tt~o pert of 100 ... ere Lot No .. condemnltl,on of the abo..,e 7t:t4 1t our ,.,,, efflct if 14 of Ohio Company Purchase, detcrlbed property . Disputed ACREAGE ond loll. Mall In '.-:ptl~ tank. Gt~ Ktean-Em'artc & lyca.;tOt, II MI.. contelntno 0.21 acre. more or f clelms dfncernlng entiUI'menf description, where ldtated Afl ~eptlc Tlnk Cto•nor. dtotOrf: . ' > IH11 Tract No . 2l22E. U1banon to 1nd-or thl amo11nt of t-..st and cDif to P. 0. Box 692, Lendmark F1rm B.ur. . v, J•Mt:r AIIOtllT.I,J!'C: " Township. Township 3 North, compensation for such conPomeroy. Pom•rov~ flrmtrly iklsMU~AI.,cflite''' filattt• 11 West , Sec 1 being demnatlon must bt pretlnted 11 10.30· 11C ID-25·61C foe, , •. 1-lii·IIJI Pert of 100 acre Lot No ' 1•1 of that timtor 0.: Cltftned waived . I ''~ r 1~: Oh11& Compeov Pu~chase. (10) 16, 23. 30, ltc QUALITY )o....,1;;•iii..;lu ~~-:!!~!L ~!' Co. Lost . @) Carriers Notice Wanted In Mason and Notice -.~ •) '·' ~ ~" .c.~ J..U.. ...... Colrt, m-.c& 0~ .. ' El- ·~ .... will• tlleiJI lola feratt ...... - law." Pomerur Home: l Alitii . . New Haven Contact ----- '.t . The Daily Sentinel Phone 992-2156 •,, '" . •' ~ , ·BrinJ The Family ,r Pets For Sale .........., ----- Weber Canstrudian Co. ;To !Jailer's ~ On :. - 1- • • ,." ' ••'" I .CHICKEN STEAKS-CHoPS . HAM-SEA-~FOOD Auto Sales ' BAILEY•• -~URANT . { Real Estate For Sale DA Mr. entert Beula! honor TWill anntr Howll ..,.... ~ , , Mrs. ] Alit belil Wealt Chw'• "I"'' For Sale or Trade meml servb - ~ For Rent ----- t•. r: m•- Wanted To Buy ' MIODti.-J~ ,,...,.,a .. ·- ..... ...., lliii ,iolid . ' . ' . ... i:i. . TO.!!! · Hl'ili'Y '., I &tate The reel · · Duerr,. Pomeroy,-· row. ____ u.s ; m-:ma. Real Estate For Sale-- For Sale s Help Wanted Yolll IIEW IIOiit Wanted Down P•rment pe;. I '.,. I ' 'I '.'>r' ;~- ' .~ ..... ' two sett'- I •-.. -. .... .._... u•• ~Witm:DlYJ:;-MJ aoaowi~..J DAILY CROSSWORD 11.- """ :r .._ 11.= --11.~ II.Qilm- ~~n~au~~o~tU..Im ......l-. -,.,.._to _., ........ foaar enllnii'J' wtmla. lo noy uJ~ lit :H.81a&- Ill. Bill IIT,Copoo at Pull '-~ IT.~ I .I ( a a,.... rs~r•j [I I I 1 • ---·- ........... ~!- ,....,.,.. I I ' . 'I••- 111- - . .ON. a .._.rrMOOM" . ,_, I. ,:;::·' . ·~"' . .! . ... �' m-'JI!oblliUelllinei,~l'lmtl'oy o. ilol.» IJ78 · , ·Bargains,' 'Bargains, e.~d ...... NOTICe WANT AD ln ...._ District tourt of tht Wnlhld lltatn for fht Soutll.rn IN,OIMATION DIADLINES OlttriCt of Ohio,' Eat tern 5 P .M. O.y lttort Publication · 81¥1110n, Civil No . 6f -312, MCMUIIY 0tldlfnt9a.m . Ynlttd Statu or Amtrlca , CJncenauona.carrtdiOnl Ptelfttfffvt. 6l.70Acreaof Und. Wltl be tccepttCI until fa .m . tor Mort., Ltu. Situate In MtiQt Day ot-PUbllcatlon ® .lOtor, .,. ·B~rg-i~s -, r---- - - - -_::,____"""':_.c-.----. ~ · . ,, ,.~~~ . . 2 · , 17'~:il~2r;z.::.:;::c:=:::::;!.::;;:::::~~;._;4:::.:..._::...~_:.------..:.....-, "~ (o , "'] • CaunfY, Sflltt Df Ohio. tnd Nilt .-eGULATIONS ltewart, tt 11., and Unknown The Publisher , ...,..,es the Owntn . To : Margie Hunt ; right to edit or r,elect any ads 1967 FORD . , $17f5 l..ydl• Sa~H ; Lelia Pldc.ens ; deemed' obiUtlonal. The 4 ODOr Sedan L. T. D., power steering, power Mery JackSon, aka Mary pub lither will not be reaponslble Glkhrltt ; Clere Dey ; Anna A. for more then .one Incorrect brakes, air-conditioning . VInyl Interior, blk. WhHitr ; William H . Holmes; insertiOn. vinyl' roof, maroon finish . - :' Winfield S. Hayman ; Spencer RATES Heyman; LeRoy Holl'nt5; Jet~ For Want Ad Service WOOd; Mary I . Wood ; 5. R. Scents per word one lntertion 1967 · DODG~ , $1$95 Evans; H. J. Hytell ; Anna M . Minimum Cherge15c Dart Custom 4 Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl., Torquefllte Hyttll ; lyron H. Parr ; Merle 12 cents per word three Perr ; Roullnd F . Parr ; Robert consecuti..,e Insertions. transmission, power steering. Extra Nice. ' G . Parr ; W. C. Bowman ; T. M . 11 cents per word six con ' 1~'»61c lt.••••· Deem ; D. e . Cole ; W. s. secutlve Insertions . ' • Morris ; Rachel A. Morri s; 25 Per cent Dlscounl on paid 1967 FORD MUSTANG . S1595 Dorothy Murtaugh ; Ali i• Price ; adsand Ids paid within 10 days. 992-7~ Six,cyl., auto. trans., console, maroon finish, Genld Price; Oon-'ld Price , CARD OF THANKS Ira E. Price ; Henderson Price ; & OBITUARY •all good w-w tires, radio. Real Nice. · A. C. Pr ice ; Mona M . suo tor 50 word · m inimum . Williamson; Clara L. Adam s; Each additional word 2c:. Abner Prlca ; 0 . D. Jones ; ILIND ADS Welter Raltl~h Biram ; Audrey· Addltlonel 2SC Charge per YAROSALJ!, Friday, Soturdly Belle Crabtree ; Seymour Ad¥ertlsement. ond Suhday. SOlid oil~ tlble UnderwOOd; James W. Stan OFFICE HOURS ox~ to 31ll!f. • ~Irs," tbury ; M . A. . Stewart and T. S. 8:30a.m . to 5:00p .m . Dally, I'CIIIIOY, OHIO buffet, wooden china claMt. · Sheldon. if living , and If 1 : 30 a .m . to 12 : 00 Noo n Antique qullfl"ll tromes ond dee:tesed , to their unknown Sa turday . springS\ C:Urtoln olnttcht!> heir&, devlsH,, t rediton and like tiftWoC.Wnlval glellwlrt, -usluns . You are hereby notified books. curtains, clothis, all that on November 1, 1969, a c;:omplaint In condemnation wa s sizes. Chll4ron'• toys (goocn. {lied with the Clerk of the abOv e LOST, one male brindle plott dresstrs. Plch.ii'es, framti. hound. near Chester . Sam Joe Court In an action to condemn SWAP SHOP, new and used See Stan Kaldon at Dlrwln, Pratt, 266 Durling Drive, the fOllowing estates in the furniture . Phone 992-7261, lOS 611 W.Sf, 01111 mile from - Rl. Wadsworth , Ohio. Contact lends described In Schedule N. 2nd. A..,e., Middleport, i 33. Phone 192-5832. "A" attached to the complaint James Osborn, Reedsville. Ctlio. lnd made a part hereof: faJ i' .. .-I ' ()llo. Phone 667-3532. 10· U -30tcThe perpetual right , power . ... E. _,Molft, Pomtiroy, 0. 10.28-Jtc •••fJ Drivllege and easement ln . COMMERCI~L. bulld(ng. ~ wpon, o... er· and across Tracts GUN SHOOT, Forked Run rooms ani!l bath . Fully Nos. 22SE , 226E , 412E, 500E . Sport~man Club, Sunday, f02E , 1106E , 2•13E -2 end 2433E equtPfllld for btluty or barber Nov . I. work. tor the purposes set forth below , GOS PEL SING at Chester shop. Wtll established TINd of spending Ill tiNit 10.28-ltc Church of God. Sunda'l' , Nov . together with all right, title and business. Will oell wlfh or 1 at 2 p. m . with the Lamb Interest In and to the timber , on rlllf lad own ' wtfhoul eqUIPI!'enl. Write P. nolfltng fn rotvnl? structures and Improvements family from Waynesvlll e, C LOS I N.G FOR the season -:HtW situate on the land . end the 0. Box 729·M. c-o The Doily Ohio. Everyone welcome. Sunday , Nov . l. Closing W.- Ill you In o llomolo continuing right to clear and Sentinel, Pomeroy, atlo. I0-79·3tc Specials - 55 cent banana remove any bru:r.h , debris. and 10..27-6tc splits, 45 cents; 30 and 40 cent ~ Doys. No m-r - · natural obstructions wh ich, in Piynt.,ll Is tow •• rtnt. sundaes, 10 cents oft Sunday the opinion of ttle represen- GUN SHOOT, Broad Run Rod BASSET pt•l>l>let, AKC, $30. BRUSH hO!I. pool. hole digger, 9111 m-11J1 or stop In upand Gun Club, New Haven , W. only. We wish to thank all tor tative of the Unlted States In Francis \ enedum, phone Va ., Sunday , Nov . 1. Rain or charge, may be detrimentel to ihesr patronage during the corn planter, 8 hole hog 1\oll'lol E. Moln & Court St. Coolville 661-3156. the operation of the project : 11 l shine. Noon Ill ..... past season. Shake Haven , feeder . Phone 247-2161. 10.18-121c Permanently to overflow, flood , 10.79-Jtc Ches fer , Ohio. 10.27-51< ttos-:flri$11. and submerge the land lylno 10·30-ltc below elevation 560 feet, m.s.1 . MINIATURE . Schnauzers, (Sandy Hook Datum l in con - WILL pick up merchand ise and groomed, cropped and per- EARLY American Steroo-radlo ake to auction on a per· . PIANO TUNER tor Elberfelds. nedlon with the operatiOI'\. and comblnoilon, AM & FM'radlo• manent Injections. Jet black. centage basts . Call Jim Lane Daniels, Phone m -5509. maintenance of the R6cJne ~ speaker sound •yotem, 4 Barkaroo Kennels, Torch, Loc k& and Dam Project fo r the Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. 10-J0-31p speed automatic .changtr. Ohio. Phone 667-36S4. porposes u authorlll!'d by the Phone 7-42-4461 . 1D-21--12tc Balance S18.St. Uae our Act of Congress approved 9-23-Hc SAC RED HEART Pe~rl~h. Merch 3, 190f (Public Law 317, budget terms. Call 992-3352. CURTISS Cottle Breeding Pomeroy , will hotd i> bazaar Service. Phone Parker at 99260th Congress, 2nd Session) . 12 l 10.27..!tc and creamed baked chicken Occasionally to overflow , flood , 2264 or all siltlon Coolville dinner Thursday, Nov . 5. 1nd submerge the land lying 667-3251 . lbove elevation 560 feet, m .s.1 . Dinner will be served from 5-1 1%5 FIAT. Call alter 6 p.m. MODERN walnut style stereo10.11·30tc (Send¥ Hook Datum 1 In con radio, am, fm radio. 4 speaker P.- m ., $1.50 per dinner . Phone 992-5363. \ ne-ction with the operation and 10·28-31c ~ound system, 4 speed 7'5 cents for children. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. mlllntenance of said project. (l) Bazaar following . Games and automatic cha~ger. Balance Provided that no structure for Reasonable retes. Phone door prize . Cake, fancy work, 1970 FORO pickup. Phone m : S72.39. Uae our budget termt . human habitation shall be J""" RuSMII, Gelllpolil 446ceramics, parcel post, and Cal,l 992-3352. construct~d or maintained on 6930. 0it olfer 5:30p.m. , said land, and provided further containing 0. 19 acre, more or religious articles . Tickets IIJ,27..lc . 10.29-31< 218 E- Mlln 992-9974 :IH~~=-rtly 4-7·1fc that no ottler structures shall be tess ; Tract No . 2124E, Lebanon may be purchased at the door . Open Dally 5:311,7:00, Sunday, 7: constructed or mainta ined on Township, Township 3 North , 10·30-61c 1956 FORD PICKUP, new flat WIG DARK brown. Aloo, one --~-said rend except as may be Range 11 Wut, Sec. 7, being approve-d In writ ing by said part ot 100 acre Lot No . 1-46 of bed, 15" rims, new shocks, 5storm door, 32" x 80" high. reprewntatlve of the United . Ohio Company Purchese , WILL BABY SIT In my home speed transmission . WUI sell Front door 32" x 11" high. Statet In charge of the project . containing (1.01 ac re, more or with pre-school children. Mrs. reasonable . John Stobart, Phone 992-3-U2. (41 A.! to the described land Jn less ; Tract No . 2126E , Lebanon Glenn Smith , Rock Springs 10.27-ltc Anflqully. or phone 992·3063. which easements are taken , ali Township . Township 3 North , 10.29 .. tc Road . Phone 992-6187. rights and prlvll~es whic h may Range 11 West , Sec. 8, being 10-29-6fc be used al'ld en oyed without part of Ohio Company Pur 'cOAL, llmtfstone. Exctlllor · 7 ROOM HoUSE, • bedrooms, Interfering with he use of the chase, containing 0.08 acre, 1'12 bolhl. urge IIVI"ll tOam 1958 CHEVROLET station Sail Works, E. Main Sf .. prole-tt for the pu rpos es more or less : Tract No. 2308E, GUN SHOOT at the Racine with llroploce. Cl- tr. wagon . Mechanically good, Pomeroy. Phom 992-:JIPl. authorized by Congress or Lebanon Township, Township 3 Planing Mill everv Saturday Pomeroy elementary ·achoO • Good tires. $100. Cell after 5 p. 4-9-llc ebrldging the rHiJhls and N,orth, Range 11 west, Sec. 21, nighlat 6 p. m. T~ere will be Finished panelod room abovo m. Phone 2.0-2361. ee..me-nts hereby taken are bting part of Ohio Company assorted meats!. This Is garage with 'h~balh. Could be IO.J0-3fc ~~:;;;: spe<iflt.ally restrved to the Purthase on DeWitt Run , sponsored by the Syracuse ultd for office or ¥partmtnf. landowners, their heln and containing 0.46 acre , more or Fire De,partment . Ph01111 992-7292. SUblett, however , to less ; Tract No . 2413, Olive 10-29·12fc It)( 1 0 . e e u f .• l ~ ! pubUc Towns~ . To:ii J Nirth, r _.nd ;,1 ' - public Ra.nge · 2J'"n 2f~ ut I ei, '! , encl be.-.11 -~"' a~ pi I e;, ( J he,J"per~ult Purch' ~~.tr.er: 1 a right. power. pr l..,llege, and Ohln . containing ' '21.1 eaument occaslonall'l' to acres, more or tess ; Tract No . 10.2Hfc overflow, flood, and submerge 2SI3E I. Olive Townlhip, 1969 BUICK Custom Skylark, Tracts Nos . 2i08E , 2tlAE , Township l North, Range 11 full power, air conditioning, 2122E , HUE, 2126E, 2308': and Wes t, Sec . 23. being part of Ohio 5300 miles . Phone 742·4691. AWNINGS, sform doors and 2413E -1 In connection with the Company Purchase on Ohio 10..30-ltc wlndowt, carporfi, operatiOn and maintenance of River, containing 0.46 acre, -marqUHS, blown and batt the Recine Locks and Dam mor• or less ; Tract No. U13E -2 Insulation. Elmu Whlfe. CONVENIENT but secluded ' Project as authorized by the Act Olive Township, Township 3 Nits represenfatlve. For free of Congress approved March 3, North, Range 11 West. Sec . 29, bulldl"ll loll on T19 ol Rode estimates, phone Chlrles 1909 (Public Law 317, 60th being part of Ohio Company BAND FRIDAY and Saturday Sprlngo. Within walking Congreu, 2nd Session), P.urthau on Shade River. nights. The Mavericks, Hl-7 19 FAT lambs for Slit or will Lisle, Syrac:uu. V. V. dlst•nct of Meigs 'High togeiher with ell right, title, and cl)fltal.,ing 3.61 acret., more or Club. trede tor livestock. f»t\one 992- Johnson and Son, Inc. School, f 5 minute drive from lntereat In and to the timbN. less ; end Tract No . 21133E, Otlve 8-311-lfc 10."27-4tc Pomer,Y. (fit or ... Bill 2630. atructures and improvements lownshfp, Township 3 North , I0.28-61c Witte Weekends, or after 5 now situate on the land, except Range 11 Wett, Sec . 35, being p.m. -kdlys. Phone 992· tenelng, and continuing right to part of Ohio Company Purchne !-lAYMAN'S AUCTION tlouse; LOTS WITH 111 - utilities. elur and remov• any brush, on Shade River, containing 6.38 Laurel Cliff, now open each Restricted wb division. '12 to· . 6117. debris, and natural obstructions acres , more or ress . The FridaYi to receive con.'-acre tots. Phone Chest. which, In the opinion of the authority tor th• taking Is the signments at 10 a .m . Audlon' 3 ROOM unfurnished apart- 985·3301, ntghf 985-33112. repreaentatl..,e of the United Act of Congreu 1ppro¥ed starting at 7 p.m . Let us sell ment . Phone 992-2288. 1-'-tfc Stetes in charge, may be February 26, 1931 (46 Stal. \1121 , 7-1-Hc your merchandise. · · detrimental to the prolect ; 40 U.S.C . 2Sial. end acts sup3-22-Hc provided that no structures tor plernentar'l' thereto end 10x50 FOOT. 2-bodroom human hebltatlon shall be amendatory thereof. and ur.der 2 BEDROOM mobile homo, housetroller, Ph,.,. 992-395<1. conatrutttd or maintained on the rurther authority of the -'cl PIANO luni"ll. Karl Kobler, the land, and provided further of Congress approved April 24, Racine area. Phone 992-6329. 1~23-4tp Mason. Phone 773-5$35 after 5 that noothtr 1tructures shall be 1188 t:ZS Stat . 3l U.S.C. 5911 , p.m . 27 constructed or maintained on which act autti'orlzet tha 10..13-lOtc ==-=::--~-:--l-0.,.... ·•1< "STAR" kills roll q~ll:kly. the lind except as may be acquisition ot land tor rl..,er and STORAGE rental tor boots. Sure. 2''-' poundl; ·$1'.69. approviiCI In writing b'l' said harbor purposes; the Act of trailers, autos, campers, etc. E~blch Ha:dwart, Sugar SHOOTING match at Racine reprne-ntatlve of the United Congress approved March 3, f.l per monfh. Phone 992-2791 Run Mills, PI"""'' Hll'dGun Cltb, 12. 16, and :10 Statu In cheirge of the project, 1909 (Public Lew 317, 60th such restrictions being Intended Congrus, 2nd Sl'tsion), which or see Dick Seyler, Pomeroy. ware, Meson. gauge. Priz•• are turkeyJ. 10.22· 121c ' 10.21-3111< tor and limited to the r,reventlon act authorlzet the r4con . hams and bacons, Sunday, Of c:onstrucflon wh ch would 1truct1on and modification of Nov. 1 at 1 p._m. RUTLAIID - 4 Yftrl old, nlco lntl'rtere with the operation of e•lltlng riYer and harbos' 1m A-IL"E:-R:-,-::B-ro_w_n_'-: sT-r-allor MALE Hampshire lloa. l0-26-5tc "T"R"' the project ar consutute 11 provements; Park, Minersville. Phone 992- Roush, Syracuse, ailo. -· ·ABOUT """· kitchen, holt, 3front porch dMger to persons or property ; end the Act of Congress ap 10.2t-31c subltd to existing ,asements prove-d August 12, 1968 I Public WILL give plano lessons In my """' I,... ground• •,IOD. tor public rGalds and hlghwats. Law 90·479), which act ap 9·9·1fc r"'!:T home. Phone 992-3666. publlc utilities, railroads a 11 d proprlated funos for such , IIACIIIE- Income ..,.,.,.,-Oy, 2 8-16-tfc pipelines ; reserving, howe ... er . purposes . The public uses for bull- roomo, i . flirnlllhod TWO bedroom furnished mobile to the landowners, their heirs which said land Is taken are a1 -=----,-------~ horne, located In Syracuse. and assigns, all such rights and follows : The sa lei lineS It ·- 1 onunfurnlohtd, 10.0-•• "" building, Cell 992-2.U1 6-9 p.m . prl..,llqn ,as m~y be used and necessary adequately to 001110 ~T t21MII- ,, enloyed withOut Interfering pro..,ide tor locks and d&m on 10.2.5·11< with or abridging the rights and the Ohio River and tor other FARM·ALL Cub or Super-A ' ' tractor . Phone 949-4225 or 949· vaaement hereby acquired . {Cl uses Incident thereto . The said otor/ NICELY furnished 2·bedroom 425• • The fee simple title to Tract No . land has bHn ••lee ted by the aPartment. Middleport . 2-413. subject , however, to Secretary of the Army of the 10-23-6tc "-~ ~;!:,"_ existing easements ' for public United States fOr acquisition by Phone 992-38'1•. p rHd9 and highways, Public the United States for use In _ _ _ _ _ __:.9·,:30-llc utllllles, railroads •nd connection with the con - .SNOW PLOW for Cub Farmall tractor. Also, side detivery PIPI'Iines . All of said land Is struction of the Racine Locks t~L~ I' situate in Meigs County, Ohio, and Dam ProJect on the Ohio rake on rubber . Phone 949· 2 BEDROOM ground floor ' apartment . Aline Weaver, end further described as River , and for luch other U~l ILAIID. 2726. !!Kine, Ohio. ~'11oM 949-3!14. follows: Tract No . 22SE , Letart as may be authorized by ......,TOll ' 10..29-:Jtc TIWI\&hlp, Township 1 North, Congress or by E.ecvtlve10.29·3fC ' Olllce-~ Range \2 West, sec 17 of Ohio Order . You 1re further notified ; .... fti.2UI . Company Purchase, b"lnQ a that If you ha ... e any obJection or OLD rurnltur!, dishes, braD 10.2$-61c beds, efc, Write M. D. Miller, pert ofi Lot No . 2 of Sayre's defense to the tllklng of your Addlt1on to Letart Falls. con - property yDu are requlrl'd to Rf. 4. Pomeroy, Ohio. Call FURNISHED and unfurnllhld UNITED METHODIST ,..;.,. ' apartmtt'111. Close to school. talnlng 0.15 acre1, mon or leu; ser¥e upon plal•1tiff's attorner,. - f o r .... "'.....,., .!• 992-6271, Tnct No. 226E , Letart Town - at the addrtll here n Folio, Ohio. Modem orid In _ _ _ _ _ _ _9::,: ·1-tlc l'11oM 992-5«10. lhlp, Township 1 North, Range designated , ':In or before --10-lt-Nc 12 west, Sec 17 of the Ohio November 21. 1970, an enswv -..... 10. -Sond· Soolooltollfdo uortll Mro.lloy Company Purchase, being a Identifying the property tn OLD UPRIGHT pianos, ony - - - - - - - - - ~ Purson, Rt. 2. Roclfi!L Ohio. condition, as,ong . . llov. not UNFURNISHED aporlment , p1rt Of Lofl ? and 2 of Burn 's which you claim to have an Addition to Letart Falls, con - Interest, stating the nature and been - wei. P•Yifta SlO each. roon11. beth. Above Martr.'v, To MOat· l~ultr'•· ,.,.. door Coldclr talntng 0.30 acre, more or tes&: extent of the tntere1ts claimed, Flrsf fiDII'illly. N'iondoys will Middleport Very reasonable Tract No . Al2E , Letert Town - •nd statlnt;J all your oblectlonl riGht to rtlt<l •II be P•ck·up d01y. Write, glvl"ll Phono 992·2331 · ship, Township 1 North, lUnge and defenses to the taking of bids wtoo good dlrec:tlortl. Witten Plano · 10.29-3tc 12 W.att, Sec •· being part of 100 y::»ur property . Atl ·detenses and It-~ Company, BoK 188. Slrdlt, Acre Lot No . 233 of Ohio objections not S.ll presented are • NEWLY decorated -t 5-room Ohio 43946. Company Purchase. contllinlng waived , but without answering , HOUSE. 1640 Lincoln Hlo.; 8-20-tlc ___:_::.: house, beth, 44 P•fmer, a 0.76 etre. more or ten; Tract you may serve on plaintiff's Pomeroy. P1lono No. SOOE , Letart Township, ~ounset f Notice of Appearance , month . Phone 992·3896. IO.U.Ife lownshlp 1 North , Range 11 •dentlfylng th.e property in SELL NOW, 'Gintell9, $31 lb. 10.29.3fp Welt $1!c 34, be ing part of 100 which you cla•m an Interest, Golden SMI, $1.7! lb. SUI Acre 'Lot No . 230 Of Ohio and thereafter you will receive tops and ttems. 60 cent• lb. Company Purchase, containing notice of llll proceeolngs af Bill Bailey, P. 0. Box 14. 0.31 acre, more or less ; Tract fectlng said property . At the ON-~ · r -room houu_, bath: No . 9D2E, Letart Township, trill of the Issue O'f just com Second Sf., Reedsville. Ohio REDUCE safe o10d fast wlfh Middleport. Ont roo"' To•nlflip 1 North, Range n pensttion. whether or not you ASn2 . Gobese lablet. and E '••P hOUM, bofh, MidllllfiCII'I, No Wttt, Sec. 3S and 36. beiM part ha ... e previously appeared or ID·27 .. fc re11o•oblf ofltr roltctod. of tOO acre Lot Nos. 211. 211l . 219, tntwtrtd, you may present wat..- pill$. Nelson Drugs. Phone ff!-!035. · 220 and 221 of Ohio company evidence as to the amount of 10.27·301P Purchase, contain ing 5.33 cOmpen~oatlon to be paid fQr 10.10-lfo acres, more or less ; Tract No vour property and you may 1106E. Lebunon Township ; lhlrt In tha distribution of the SOMEONE ABLE and quollfled 5 WALNUT logs. Ono loglll''xl2 township 2 North, Range 11 award. YDU ar• further notified foot clear . PhOne 371·6364. to do fall housecleaning. W11t, Stc . 20, belnO part of 100 th'lt this cts• wilt be called 10-30-llc Phone 992~2642 or 992-2441. acre Lot Not. 194, 195, and 196 of be-lore The tionor~bte Joseph P . 10-29-ttc Ohio Company Purchase , Klnntlry, United States Jer4 ••clrooms · SPINET PIANO. Wonted, COrttalning 0.79 acre, more or 0111rlct Judge, at 9:00A . M. on au lit 11 cY••r tPtclfkltlens. respon'llblt pilrty to take over tess ; 1'rac:t No . 2108E, Lebanoll No..,embor 23, 1970, at the U. s. Sifts IYefllllle new. low monthly payments on a Township, Township 1 North Courthouse end Federal Ringe 11 WMI,fo~ - 1, oelng Building, 15 'Marconi . 4 spinet plano. can be seen p~rtoflOOacreL Nos . JA9and Boulevard. Colutlllbus, Ohio, It · ROOM, board and laundry In locally . Write Credit 150 of the Ohio ompany Pur which time the Unlttd States p Manager, P, 0 . Box 35, ch•"· coQtalt~fno o 38 acre. will make · I!I]:~PIIcatlon to the omeroy . Preftr Main Corfland. Ohio. more or Ins; Trar. t No . 21i4E , Court for determination of the Condor or Multierry . $200 Moattuy '•'"''"'' 10.30-21p LOWtr 1tltn ll'n:t L•banon Townshii'· Township 3 personl entitled. and amounts month, Phone 712-4711. Nottt•, Range 11 WeSI , Se-c . 1, of compenutlon , to bt paid for 10-28-Jt;> C•nt'lict: Mr. t;loecly,'·t.;h. tn. DON'T pump ·your lil!!lglsh ••tt~o pert of 100 ... ere Lot No .. condemnltl,on of the abo..,e 7t:t4 1t our ,.,,, efflct if 14 of Ohio Company Purchase, detcrlbed property . Disputed ACREAGE ond loll. Mall In '.-:ptl~ tank. Gt~ Ktean-Em'artc & lyca.;tOt, II MI.. contelntno 0.21 acre. more or f clelms dfncernlng entiUI'menf description, where ldtated Afl ~eptlc Tlnk Cto•nor. dtotOrf: . ' > IH11 Tract No . 2l22E. U1banon to 1nd-or thl amo11nt of t-..st and cDif to P. 0. Box 692, Lendmark F1rm B.ur. . v, J•Mt:r AIIOtllT.I,J!'C: " Township. Township 3 North, compensation for such conPomeroy. Pom•rov~ flrmtrly iklsMU~AI.,cflite''' filattt• 11 West , Sec 1 being demnatlon must bt pretlnted 11 10.30· 11C ID-25·61C foe, , •. 1-lii·IIJI Pert of 100 acre Lot No ' 1•1 of that timtor 0.: Cltftned waived . I ''~ r 1~: Oh11& Compeov Pu~chase. (10) 16, 23. 30, ltc QUALITY )o....,1;;•iii..;lu ~~-:!!~!L ~!' Co. Lost . @) Carriers Notice Wanted In Mason and Notice -.~ •) '·' ~ ~" .c.~ J..U.. ...... Colrt, m-.c& 0~ .. ' El- ·~ .... will• tlleiJI lola feratt ...... - law." Pomerur Home: l Alitii . . New Haven Contact ----- '.t . The Daily Sentinel Phone 992-2156 •,, '" . •' ~ , ·BrinJ The Family ,r Pets For Sale .........., ----- Weber Canstrudian Co. ;To !Jailer's ~ On :. - 1- • • ,." ' ••'" I .CHICKEN STEAKS-CHoPS . HAM-SEA-~FOOD Auto Sales ' BAILEY•• -~URANT . { Real Estate For Sale DA Mr. entert Beula! honor TWill anntr Howll ..,.... ~ , , Mrs. ] Alit belil Wealt Chw'• "I"'' For Sale or Trade meml servb - ~ For Rent ----- t•. r: m•- Wanted To Buy ' MIODti.-J~ ,,...,.,a .. ·- ..... ...., lliii ,iolid . ' . ' . ... i:i. . TO.!!! · Hl'ili'Y '., I &tate The reel · · Duerr,. Pomeroy,-· row. ____ u.s ; m-:ma. Real Estate For Sale-- For Sale s Help Wanted Yolll IIEW IIOiit Wanted Down P•rment pe;. I '.,. I ' 'I '.'>r' ;~- ' .~ ..... ' two sett'- I •-.. -. .... .._... u•• ~Witm:DlYJ:;-MJ aoaowi~..J DAILY CROSSWORD 11.- """ :r .._ 11.= --11.~ II.Qilm- ~~n~au~~o~tU..Im ......l-. -,.,.._to _., ........ foaar enllnii'J' wtmla. lo noy uJ~ lit :H.81a&- Ill. Bill IIT,Copoo at Pull '-~ IT.~ I .I ( a a,.... rs~r•j [I I I 1 • ---·- ........... ~!- ,....,.,.. I I ' . 'I••- 111- - . .ON. a .._.rrMOOM" . ,_, I. ,:;::·' . ·~"' . .! . ... �. ' tlberfelds hi Fridiy alid 'Siturdq N., . \ ,j ' ' MEIGS MAN BUYS TROUT DODGE AGENCY - ClrroU Norris, left, s,neu~e, Metp County, receives the keys from Rupert Trout, following the 111n0uncement todiy of Norris' purdlase of the Trout Dodge Agency, 50 State St., Gallipolis. Norrll was asaoclated wltb the R. H. Rawlings and Sons Inc., Mlddlt!l*l about 25 years prior to taking a with the Pomeroy Motor Compar~y, nine mooths ago. Rupert and lAOna Trout have the local agency the past nine years. Norris will IIIIUIJie ownership Monday. In making the announcement, Trout tbanlred everyone for their patronage over the years. ' -.ion ,_ oPetated ,ri; Y ...,... -. Jllltlo c.lllr*; Elill .Prtl wtlill lilt( ~~: : fora ...., ....., · ····· Be Sure to R8listlr·ln The .Ungerie.Department ~ · A~ J•pe :~. Player To Be Given AWIJ ThiS Slturdaj ..'~" bet :~ .' , I ~ •f . For a low-cost Farm Loan, visit our greenhouse. ' '1 J'. J'IJIY Beull \ hono1 Teu ~~ 11 ::., I, Our greenhouse offers you a wide choice of quick, confidential Farm Loans at down-to· earth bank rates. And the money you need now can be repaid out of your expected income. . .POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Costume (Continued from page 1) were the following children: Most orlgtnal, Carol Simona, first; Tammy Gilkey, second; prettiest, Michele Zirtle ; ugliest, Cluistine Smith, lint, Jeff Gilkey, leCOIId, and fun. nlest, Paula Swllber. · Wlnnen in the lint to llxth IJ'idel were ~ Murray, . _,...._,. M 'I'l l~ W•lill' W'V.vetSwllliilt;U~H,111u* most original 4llltet!OI'Y; · VIcky Boyles, lint, Sally Walters, aeeond, and Kevin Smith, third, pretUeat; Jimmy Wlll, first, Micbael Lavender, eecond, and Terri Fo1 and Judy -Lavender, third, ugliest; and Pamela Bater, first, Jonl Murray, eecond, and Kim Hanning and Bobby Fox, tblrcl, funniest . Taldng prlzea In the liltb grade and over catqory were Sammy Uttle and George Batey, moat original; David News ..• in Briefs RUTlAND POMEROY n _ _:_. .ut:t;UJIOR , Nine women and three men ruled In favor of the defendant, Dennie E. Hill, Racine, following two days of jury trial according to a journal entry in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. , A suit for ,naney Ill ·tile amount of <t53,&811 wu flled against Hill by Janet C. Manuel, Racine, Rt. 2, as the result of an automobile accident .on SR 124 between Minersville and Pomeroy on Sept. 21, 19811. Serving on the jury were MyrUe I. Damewood, Neva Nicholson, Ruby Carter, Thelma A. Dill, Linda L.lfaley, Ava. Sisson, Jacqueline Men· chln1, Donna Ohlinger, Maline Haning, William J. Myer, Olarles F. Scott and Leo R. Story. Mr. (Continued from page 1) formal 110te tluit Moscow IJI'OIIIIIll1 releue two U. s. Army Serving Meigs County For generala It baa beld lllnce Oct. 21. Jdm Irwin, acting llea't!Wy of Over 98 Years state, banded the note to Soviet Ambanador Anatoly F. Dobrynin during a 2lknlnute meetln8 1bla'lday at the State Department Member Federal Reserve System 1be Soviets ire holding in Soviet Armenia three ~ olflcerl and a Turk wboae light plane crone tl.the Turtllb border Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorJ,oratlon ' 111d new o\>er Soviet territory. 1be men were lnapecting Turtllb All Accou?ts Insured Up To$20,000.00 mllUary in1ta11at1ona akmg the fronU. at the time. 'lbey aald .__ _ _ __......_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.llhetralrcraftwublowncifcoaneby a ''freatpatofwlnd." SlmOD Ia a Hebrew name melllbl1 "peaceful." ~- '~AS O ~ --- --- DRIVE-IN Tlllllltt. Sit. & Sun. ~.at,JI-IIoY. THE 1 STUDENT NURSES AIIO "Ohio~ L!Jrgat Dealer for Pat 11 Yeal'l" If Any One Can, Dannie CCinl WHOLES LE PRICES Dannie's Is not the llelt, ...._It's the •••••lut the ...........,. It's thellelt. Why Pay More?? W~~~- For Adults Oily MEiGs 1iiUTR£. Tonltltt & Slturur OctqberJI.JI PO" "Never K,_in&IJ Undnlld" POMEROY, 0. Ftl., Sit. & Sun • . llo¥...7.. I, A LOVI!R Al10 WEI!KEND WITH SCREAM o\ND SCREAM AGAIN ITICIInlcoiDr) VIncent PriCII O!rlatOPher LM DANNIE'S ~~~~~ 1 No purchase necessary and YCJU M4icf ..,~, bt present.to·~'~ .· Be Thrifty I Save all of your salts lips from DefentbJnt WU18 ...... t92-71t5 , , ' ' enter ' many ~~ =-~~ DJ Mn, t,.. neW, . and the special values for the list two··aavt ' A good time ~r .family shopping- see all over the sto~e of October. · ' ann{• Howa untii)·9:0Q~ ' VOTING LIGHT Absentee voting In Meigs County was very light according to the Meigs County Board of Electioos. With the deadline reached at 4 p.m. Thursday 144 military, absentee and disabled votes had cast. ( IC.Iot~ ~~~--~ 0. ' U~K Al111 Arkin, Rita Mor1110 ' HORWOOD fTfdlltcotor) liltn c."1..,1 JoeNt~th Ml=c;QOL n: c.~~r, . ROIMiri Foretw . Y~iii ··J~ ·· ' , , ' . ,,~ st •:!~1 ~~~ . ' Swisber, the prettiest; Debra McGuffin first, and Kathy Baker; aecond, the ugHest, and Bobby Lemley 1 flrllt, the fun• nlest. Elberfelds . In~· .. '. •'' .I "' .. � 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 30, 1970