https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c7375da0e9c7b0238ae53cc983c778be.pdf 1e3171f1e363e94b4ea9cf6f3b9ba46e PDF Text Text ' . . Summer School Proving Challenge to Children ' ' Nc STORY AND PICTURa . BY BOB BOBIIUCII 'lbe.OidGfey Mire "ain't" wbahhe ued to be. Alldpeltberluummeuchool. Ernpluudzq lbe JII'Oil'e• which bu cblnpd ••mmer ICb!Jol from a drag to at least an In· .....UU,ancl cba"-l!IJI ~ lu J)I'OII'8Dl underway attbl Pcmeroy Elementary School. Some 1JI n.denll are "Involved'' In the program wblcb II dellgned for the entire Meigs Local ltJiooi Dlatrict with pupDa ranglnc frOm the. first tbroqb tbe eiiJith grade level. The ati'ea Is on lndlvldullatteaUoo-IODlethlng tbat a teacher may have to •glect due to clulroom size during a rouUne acbool year: Under tbe l!felga summer Jdllf8JD each teacher' Is assigned only five pupils. · Thla ratio not only provides time for Individual attention· may ccme later. make a field trip to Camden and helP, but acmelimea &lvee lltadellu are using some of Park In Huntington, W. Va • . .~ ~cher the opJ)OI'tllnlty io the most mcidem equipment Older children, those In the fifth detect j)rqbleina which~ go available 'in their studlee, In- through the elghtll grades, will . unnoticed In 1a routine eluding multi-level materials In leave at 8 a .II). Saturday on a classroom. · Jn other words, reading and mathematics trom trip to Greenfield Village at many tlmee the teacher can get Science Research Associates; Dearborn, Mich., spending two . right to~ root of tbe (lifficulty audio-visual materials pur· night at a nearby motor Inn. a student Is ezperlenclng. cbased ·under previous federal There'll be a side trip to the . Clalllee start at ·8:30 each supported programs, assorted Ford Motor Company's Rouge morning and run through 11:30. texts and teacher-made Items. ccmplex where students will see -· 'lbere are no recess ~ods, but Since attendance of the eustOiner personalized cars roll a cookie and milk break takes summer school Is not requited, off the assembly line. The group place about mid-morning. everyone Is there on a voluntary will visit the Henry Ford Teachers of the · special basis. The staff reports no Museum and best of all, pr9gram, conducted under discipline problems. Greenfield Village, where they Federal Title I funds, meet Of course, it's not a case of will see the past and present , about every day following "all work and no play." On compared. . classes to discuss unsolved Friday of this week the students Over 90 buildings of historical problems that ~ve artsen or from. the first four lll'ades will (Continued on Page 2 o . 1111. B!IIIRID JAOOB8 . . . t1111 a lbldent ,_a ~e meat« during a reading clus at the sum~ mer prCJII'IID of the Melp Local School District. Phonics learned Urough the ~am assist the children to improve tbeir reading abWty. . . ·, • . . MRS. DOROTHY CHANEY using recordings and replicas of clocks teaches the teJUnc of time to thse small fry enrolled in the Meigs Local School District's "catch-up" summer progr:am . •• . at ·rowel Thrown ·By·McCracken ~'eJ:!:~:wrw• Jneliuible e _, · lJevoled To '1M Inter-all Of '1M Meiga· Maaon Area . . NO:~IV. NO. 60 WASHINGTON (UPI)- The Nlxoo admlnlstratioo conceded 'l'bll'lday tbat the goals It set forth In January for the econcmy's performanc:e and for alharp drop In lnflatioo and u..mployment Gdlyear ll01t' are beyood ita reach. Paul W. McCracken, chairman of the Council of Economic Adviers, form8uy ,.vee~ tbe white flag Thursday before the 8~ Senate Econcmic Cculmittee. He had been feuding with lbe committee for six months over whether the administration's llrgleta were achievable. · DemoCrats 8Jid liberal ecoricinistl bave contended the nation's Gross National Product goels were unattainable without (GNP) -the total value of all ll'elfer stimulation of the goods and services produced In ecoocmy through tu cuts or one year. blgher ' government spending A 9 per cent Increase would than the administration would have produced a $1,086 billion GNP and, the administration I*'*Dlt. .. 'l'lw butden of McCracken's aald, would hive ma,le poulble llltlmony wla that ~ stub- these achievements: born ud limultaneous Inflation -A drop In unemployment to and recaaton wblch had doaed 5 per cent by the end of 1971 tbe administration will remain and to U per cent by rnld-1972. a severe, although diminishing, Unemployment, with about 5 problem u President Nixon milllon woiters idled, has beadl hito his · re-election averaged 8 per. cent for most of campaign next summer. this year. · McCracken aald unemploy- -A drop In the rate of ment and. Inflation "have Inflation to 4 per cent by year's turned out to be more end and to 3.5 per cent'by mid1tubborn" than anticipated In 1972. McCracken said a 4 per January when Nixon forecast a cent Inflation rate sWI Is rapid 9 per cent Increase in the atts~ble. · •, FRIDAY, JULY 9, 1971 ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ... - ~ 'l'be Melp CGanty Board of Electi0111 office, located In the Pemeroy MuOIIle Temple ba_lldlng, u maintaining office boan frem1 tot p.m., M..say tllrouib Friday for the caavealence ci c~dates In 1be fall electiCIIS ' Tbtaf8llalralteeaadaclerkwtllbeeleetedln 'cb f Cbe towuld.. ud officials for all villages wt1l be :C~. Cladldates for potll oatslde of Pem ud Middle rt m.;.uoe at Chis lkile. School bGanl wiD be elecled Ia tbe fall with lllree to be •"""' to tile te ::ben m:o Eu rn :::~Local Bouds, ud two to tbe coaaty aad the rn BGud. 8Gard memben wDI be lllllled to foar year terms. Cawlldates have until t p.m. oa Aug. 4to Ole petlU0111. · BY BOB HOEFUCH The approximate 80 members of Local Union 1587, In· temational Electrical .workers or. the Imperial Electric Co. at Mlddl~port have been denied benehts by the ' Bureau. ~f Unemployment Compensation. Union officers have been notified that workers have been declared ln~ligible for benefits because they are involved in_a trrr:::::::r::::~:~:::r:::rr::::::::n:~:::::~:!/(!':@: ~:~: : : n1;:r:trr:r::~r:::~:tr:r::~:g:~:Jil:: : : r::::~i@)l:::: : : ~~ l~lsp~~~~ u:~:s .. Halma to Appeal License Decision PHONE 992·2156 . ~ · the Pomeroy City . Hall with representatives of the union and the plant present, the union maintained that workers were locked out of the plant on the morning of June 3 when they reported for work. The company representatives stated that the workers were on strike. According to the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, workers cannot draw unem- = local, and William Harris, president of the union's executive 'board, told The Daily Sentinel Thursday that workers were "locked out" of the plant when they reported for work on the morning of June 3. ·Deeter said that several workers tried to open the door and found it locked. He said that a custodian who would ordinarily have unlocked the door I t'EN CENlS the morning of the lncldtnt. Deeter and Harris said that the contract of the union with the company had expired but tha~ workers had agreed to work on a day-to-day buls under the old contract until a new contract was worked out. The company refused the offer, the two union •officials said. Deeter commented that the . union Is attempting In a new ~~:::t ~~n:fi~b~r ~~p~~ ~~~~:~:r:e:~~~e a~u~ ~~:~~tr~ = ~~: locked ~ut was denied. . other than a lockout. . company several hours before parable to benefits received bt ··ii!atiearlng held recently at Tonf'Oeetet, president of the 'he was due to leave the job on employeaOflheeempanyat'tlle · ' Akron operation. Museum Action B . ea1ns e ~... Immediate action will be •alre n by the Melgs Coun"' •J Pioneer and Hlstorica1 Socle.J '" to purchase the former home of Dr. and Mrs. Ray Heaton, Butternut Ave.,- formerly the Finsterwald Funeral Home where a Meigs County museum will be established. ' Meeting Thursday afternoon in the dining room of the Meigs County Infirmary, the group voted to collect all,pledges and to seek more contributions to raiSing $10,000 which is needed to ccmplete the transaction. · of led A review . the p 10 ges, 000 totaling in the area of $ • • was held and members agreed 0 ::reo:;::!!;: ~~:~:. ~~ collections will be turned over to. Mr Dolli Ha 1 ty s. e yes, soc e treasurer. meelil)g called f 1Another 30 t Thwas or : . p.m. ·nex urs· day at the lnfli'IJlllry when it Is hoped to have the $10,000. collected. The trustees of the Herscher Foundatl In Cha, 1 ton w Va.,hav:~tlp~ted ;;:$10,o00 must be raised locally towards the purchase of tne Heaton home for the museum site. sorne years ago the late J . w. Herscher gave $30,000 to the society for the museum. At that time It was planned to build a musllum structure. However, costs were estimated at about $105,000 and It was found impossible to raise the additional funds needed locally, so the building was abandoned. Several months ago when the Heaton property became available the society began negotiating with the Herscher Foundation to keep the balance of the 1ft fr 0 th late M Hersch:r to apmply :n the p~:, residents ·who have already P!edged money but to rnake new con tscts and to Issue an appea1 to .residents, businesses and organizations for contributions. Those wishing to help may mal) their donations to Mrs. Dollie Hayes, 13 Oak St., Pomeroy. They may al$o call the Meigs County Extension Office, 11923895, or Chapman's Shoe Store, 992-2815, to arrange' for donations to be picked up. be:::di~::~u:'T: company In Akron, ..... there are considerably blgher. '1111 higher wages paid there, Deeter ' said, are becau•• It •alleged that the cost of...~~v~w.. .. ,_ ·-Ralph W. Hatch, President of Consolidation Coal. Co., would the Hanna . Coal Co., ...Cadiz, take its case to the Ohio m Ohio, says his company ww try Reclamstlon Board of Review If · ... _ .. agalnforstatellcenseforanew necessary. Ohio Natural higher In that city. However, strip mine operation In the Resources Director William B. Deeter commented that llvl,ng Crown City area. Nye contended there was no expenses of workers In tbllana Hanna last week was denied a vfay to prevent silt runoff from ..:. particularly costa for license for the proposed mining mining operations on the firm's groceries, utilities and clothlnc operations on the grounds that 100 acre site In the Rocky Fork - are higher than In that city• silt and sediment ·problems area. and the union feels that WGrken wouldbecreatedlnstream beds Hanna proposed to control the here should receive wages which could not be prevented. silt and sediment by concomparable to workers of the "We think we can control the structlng dams, but the state same firm In Akron. , . . thing," Hatch said Thursday. sa~d sediment would only ac· A3 soon as the $10,000 has Wage differences between WASHINGTON (UPI) The over-all Index advanced He said the firm, a division of (Continued on Page 10) been collected and placed in a workers of the firm here ud In 52 Wholeaale prices rose 0.4 per to llU per cent of the 1887 . bank a letter will be sent to the Akron vary from to 12 cents cent In June, the same as May, average lri June. That rneana It £'1 ..... ·Her~her Foundation certifying an hour, Deeter cqed. He and about the average monthly cost $114.30 to buy the same \.JUU ' that the stipulation has been cited some exam... of the pace for ~ first five months a•ortment of wholesale goods · met. differences Involved. Locally, of this year, the Labor that could have been ·obtained What was believed to have Mo., was forced to land his twin c~. Foundation several OC" Purchase price of the Heaton the firm pays a boring ·miD Department said ~y. for $113.80 In May, $110.30 a been a plane crash proved In- engine plane when it ran out of casions has requested the property Is $32,500. The society operator $2.!111 an hour ccm89 The report Indicated a little year earlier and $100 In 1987. stead to have been a successful fuel. balance of $26,000 plus Interest has a little over $30 000 on hand pared !.() ~· In Akron; $2.l2~ change In the nation's Inflation landing Thursday evening In Burian succeufully guided be returned. However, the $29 000 of which lncludes ~ an hour for a carbon an:'ftlder problema. There was no The Increase In the over-all Meigs County near Racine. his plane to a field between the bala'nee of the Herscher gift and compared to P.•tn Akroo, and mar'"uu .... improvement, but ..... _ Index was 0.4 per cen\ both A....-~'ftft to the Gallia-Melgs society has hesitated to return .., M an hour .......... •or a loop ....,.., ""VI'"'• two highways. He later notified the money and several times accwnulated Interest. wl••· , ,_.., ,. also ·was no deterioration. with and without seasonal Post State Highway Patrol, the Gallla-Meigs Airport According. to •·ntative plans, uder wlio receive~ ~.16 In •---- In wholeeale prt-- adjustment. The seasonal . fac- tel h ts has presented the proposal of "" Akron Deeter stated u ,"'" y,_ for-'-·dow boosts---In tors affecting wholesale prices ep one repor were received describing his problem. the purchase of the Heaton the first· Door of the Heaton ~ ate no ..;,.,otiati'0111 Ia about 5:30 p.m. that a plane Eddie AtkinS, Gallla-Meigs property to the trustees who residence will be used for the ...... Ull1 11 re ces ter a I of are the same In May and June. crashed In the area of Rt. 124 regional airport manager, sent have now approved, providing museum while the second Door underway to •We lbe dlf• about a month. The Index was up 3·8 per cent and Rt. 248. fuel to ~ stranded pilot. There the $10,000 can be raised locally. will be used as a rental to help ferencea, tbe oftle!aj• ci the · --~otherfeoodprireacesd.yoffgrorocesalrieesto frpa: :'~:~~ow;~:~: Invesligation revealed that was no damage to his plane. The society agreed Wed· pocro~eldtye. operating funds. for the ~':'a~wh.lle, two unloa .."' ' • Lawrence Burian of St. Louis, nesday not only to contact ~ COIISUIIier rose 0.7 ~cent prices has Increased more than · members are near the plant Cll In June, but that Is normal for that · this year. Fpr the six· · an Informative picket line, Jl this time of year. After month period from December hoursaday,sevendaysaweek• .-aJ adjustment, wholeeile through June, the Index rose at 4 ' '~ I U £I Traditionally, the plant II COIIIUIDer food prices were a seasonally adjusted annual reduced to a skeleton fore:. unchanged from May. rate of 5 per cent. dlll'inl the last two weeb lD , By Gecqe Hai'Jl'IVel, Saperlateadeat cmunenta tb&t ·I have heard this past week. I.Alt me Are you new to our area? Do you have students July while the major work fore:. ---. ---~----:-----------------, Melp Local School Dlstrlet !!IJlPhaslze apln that there Is nothing "second rate" who will be entering area schools for the first time this enjoys a vacatioo period. Wedneliday of lhla week school board members about a Jll'08l'8D1 that can lead to employment op· fall?H so, you should cootact the superintendent of the Deeter and Harris said that f I Bn·e~l.s I VIrgil King and Hiram Slawter and I traveled to portunitlee. district where your children will attend. I'm quite the union ' will appeal Pie 1 l~ ••·• . Columbul. 'lberewejolnedothersfromOhlolna•riea Vocatiooal educatiools,nota panacea or an !lnsWer certain ~Is will·be appreciated. decision of the Bureau of 111 UDited p.._ bteraaUCIISI of meetings to ftnd out how the sChool 8nd finance to everything for everyone. Nevertheless, It certainly If you will have youngsters entering the Meigs Unemployment Compaation · - -..,.. programs stand In the legislature, and where they are makes more sense than taking a college preparatory Local School District, you should call my office at 1192- disallowing benefits for Buildin( Trades Win .Raue8 going: · program In hi&b achoollf you are not going to college. 2153. We would like very much to have this Information workers. "ASIQNGT()N--APfROVALOF30·1abci'contractsc~g Following our group meeting, we moved to the JfyouwiDbeajuniornextyearandareinterested as soon as possible. It will help us greatly In our f« ,aplncrealel Of up to $2.25 an.b<lur were amounced Thurs- State House and had the opportunity to meet with both In draflinl, radio-TV repair, or cosmetology, call Mr. planning and help to rnalre certain that we will have ·~~?i~~ :-·- .···-::-.-: ::·-: .•..· ·.·.·•· .. daJ by tbe federalgovemfuellt's new Wage Stablllzation Com· Representative Ralph Wellter and Senator Oatley Diehl at -.ma. The time Is getting short. This op· learning materials for your child come August 30. EXTENDED OV'ft.OOI[ 1 mittee for the Building Trades. President Nlxoo created the portunity comes just this one time, juniors. August 30? Yes, that's the magic date of the start MOitly faJr 1 1 f ... · cwmnlttee to try to hold down lnflatiooary wage boosts In the Sneakinu. of Schools-No. At our board Jllel!ting next week we will have to of thll1971-72 school year. I'll be mentionlirc It rather ......,.. e11uee tf •••••• 196 consider CU' budget for the calendar year 1972. To a regularlydurlngthenextfewweeks. Doi!W so willbelp ad aiiWe warmer "'t111 J'• CG)IIructtoolndultry. ' · r -~. Approvals Included: - IBEW Local No. 486 ~el4!Ctriclans) certain extaid, this budget Will lack true meaning to reduce the niD!lber of calls that we will receive IUPa m1 II; II t. • aad Wilt Vlrglnla.QIIo Valley cbapter NECA, Olarleaton; - Collins. We expressed our concerns that the leilalature because we doo't lmow the ·amount of state school between now and 'that date. Saday 1111 .... ' J _. 11 IBEW Local No. 317 (electriclanHutslde) and West VIrginia needs to move lllr(e rapidly and to give aerloua con- funds that we will have available. In other words, it NEWS AND NarES - Repalf and renovatioo tile ll(lll8r . . . . llw Ill HanllnetGn divlal.oo NECA, Hlpltin&ton; -IBEW Local No, 317 slderatloo to the lnccme tax u a source ot revenue to will be tbe belt poailble guess based on the financial work Is proceeding at a lrlst pace throughout the 'heldaJ. OnraiPt ltwa '(elec!rfcl•nlollllllde) West Vlrglnla.()hlo Valle)' chapter, NECA. meet the growing needs of Ohio. support levft of this put year. All of this will have -10 be district, but there Is so very .IDIICh to do and the. ~ llllltly II tile • lllmllnetGn, and UA IAcal No. M (plumbers) and cantoo . The HOUle bu woved a bill .that wiD require recalculated when the actual program Is passed In move by rapidly -In August each high achool student oc !J !I IFliJ 11111 • n :r*-- 11 AlloclaUoo fi Plumblnb and Heatq Cooatruction Inc., (DtGn. addltiooal f~ reiiOUI'cel. The IOUI'CI of u.e will Columbua. should receive a copy of his or her acbedule for llilt ··-.,.--.!LUn Jl be, In the nnai analysla, an Income tU Cl' aallcnue Recent news media reports on the local, state, school year. Ally requesta for c:hlqe art to blllllde ..4graeiD Taking Day Off In and a broadening of the IIlia tu. n 11111• clear nitional, aJMt lntematiooallevels all have contained THEN and NOT after ICboolbeclnl- We wlllllan JIDDAII, SAUDI ARAJIA,:- VICE PRESIDENT T. to me that an lnccme tax II a mucb falrw W&J to · theeommaa tlfment of the growing tragic specter of newhealthtiooblngradea'-'llldlc.a~lbllfll. We .-tllr ...:..aa..·...... AlfiiiiW flookadaJ aft todaJ frGm bis rOIUid of talb with beads of procmce tbe inc:rwe In needed fuadl, '1'1111 II my the ilm'*'II&J of the drug problem and Its resultant willalaohave new1D111ic boob Ia &radii H. 'ftlbllllc lila •. ~' . . 11111:11e bad 01111 GD bis ll'lledule. The vice CCJIIIIdaoed jMIODil oplaloo. We'D haft to • wlllcb beartacha.IfJGDiblnk !bat t1is probJem Is one located reading prOIJ'IID Ptabllbd bJ llouJfdDit IF!IIp • ~t,~ wu ~ with rnernbln of lbe American com· way the lella'•ture moves. wwber• ellt,you just .-'t facing the facta as belne updated to tile tm .--. , . . ........ 111 lllllll&J In Saudi Arallia and tonJabt wu c11a1n1 with Prince Flhd, In Jut week'• column I wrote quite fraakiJ about my IIley alit. H you lava ~ In your bouae, you had adoptiona- Wbat happeN buducatlall Ia Cillo ': biC .... IICOIId deputy prime ~r anc(lnwtoi mlnllter. stronafeelialthatvoeallonaleducatloalnot ''lleond better PIJ aiiDUoo to what's ,golng on and what's thenextseveralyearawUlbede......... lltlllballaof • • • • (Continued 011 Page 10) rate" ~ucatloo. I have follld IOIDe .....-.at In the beq dile' nd. lbe leglalat~ duriJW the nat •VWildaJI. • June Prices Up ·:_d Landing No Cr88h .;u·-pri .,..':! lk TY/.e er W 1\Tews l·n I J' -lro pr•**' .. . two.....,_.. '. •· I c0 ll,·ns See 81 l 1lie~·s De eg,·o....:on �I ' ,, • 3- TbeDeUySentlnel,Mlddleport-P<meroy,O.,,July9,1m . 11 ,. • Rookie Pirate Hurler . To.ps Reds, 7-1 YOUR . ~H (UPI) -- Two BliPPiytng Klson with his first UThe guard was just doing Klson,'a slender right.llander pitching sensaUon, for 4 runs In Wilhelm, and this' year It was with the New York Mets. Single games were scheduled for to· days before, Bruce Klsoo•had major leagut"ictory. his job," K14on said, "but it did with a 32-inch waist In · the the first inrilng. Gullett, who fav~tlsm wtth Carroll." "What's carroll done? He's a night and Saturday with a dtiu· an argwne!lt wtth a guard over 'Aflj!r the 11ame, Klson was make me hot. He cOUld have countenance of · a choir boy, had won siX straight, suffered blehesder Sunday capPing the whether he could park In the still annoy · ed over the Incident beUeved me when I told him admitted he was . tired at the his thlfd loss In 12 decisions good r~llef .Pitche'r. bu.t if h~'s sedes. ' · here · and watch it and was touched by Bob so good,. how come .his team's play.-. secUon at Three Rivers .Tuesday night. Just recalled by who I was." . . finish. "bloom''! Earn at our Stadium. Thursday night, Kison the Ptrates .a week ago from The 2l·year-old Klson was hot Danny ' Murtaugh, th¢ Ptrate Robertson's 16th home run of in fifth place., more than 16 The Reds planned to send current annual rate of ·gamea out of first?" · Ross Grimsley (4-4 ) against the was pitching In the center of their Charleston club' 1n the where it counted In holding the manager, now has a seven the season. It was a particularly satisfy. Clncinnliti relllrned home aft• Mets' Ray Sadecki (3-2) to4~' or 5'1, . the park lind was getUng a Jnternational League, Klson slumping Reds to three. hits game first place lead In the night. ing save for GiusU,. who Is er the game for a weekend set standing ovation · for what he hedn't been fasued • parking through seven Innings. He lost National League East, de· on 6-month savi'!tl miffed because he wasn't acc<mPJiahed. permit and was chall~nged by his control and his shutout In scribed>his new pitcher best. certificates. When Klsori left the game the parking . attendant, who 'the eighth, but Giusti retired "I looked older than Klson picked for the National PQ' ~ 1 ~I with tWo out m the eighth didn't ·recognlze him. · ~rnie Carbo on a gtounder ihe day I was boni," Murtaugh League's AII.Star team by ~ Sparky Anderson, Cinclnna~l !nl)lng, most of. the crowd of Klson reportedly drove Into with the bases load8jl to end Bliid. .., ·22,534 ·stood, and applauded. the players parking lot anyway, the jam and the~ checked ~e In sweeping the series from manager. · Anderson, picking · .. Dave QIWIU carne on to·get the ,but Thursday to play It safe, he ~ in the nmth for his . the RedS the Pirates jumped on only one relief pl~her ·for the annual g!lllle . next Tuesday .final . two outs, givtng the 'rode to·the park wtth Milt May, etghteentl! save of the aeason. ~on Gullett, a 20-year-old nightln netroit, tapped his own Two more niH!itters were This evening, the cenll)rvllle Pitllburgh Pirates a 7·1 victory the Pittsburgh catcller who's Clay Carroll. hurled Thursday night during Reds will tackle the Gallipolis · over ,·I the ' Cincinnati Red8 and been wtth the club all season. '·-'"'7· · "This Is the second year they the third round of the· 13th Indians at 6 o'clock .ln the first Meigs County Brantb .of ' paSsed me up,":. G)\ISti . said. Annual Kyger ·Creek Little outing. Second tilt at 7: 15 ·pits The Athens County Saving• the Pt. Pleasant City Ice &Fuel & Loan Co. · "Last year they took Hoyt League Tournament. against the G·'lipolis Cubs. In · · 216 Second St. Wilhelm. I wish they would A total of six no-hitters have w Pomeroy, Ohio figure out what the All.Star been pitched since Tuesday. the nightcap at 8:30, the New National League By United Press International • game is supposed to represent. ' Advancing to second round Haven· Cubs will clash wtth Pt. Member Federal Home Loan East American League Ban k. • W. L. Pet. GB I know its our league against action were the Pomeroy Tigers Pleasant Dunlop Tire. East 55 31 .640 ... the American League, but I who ousted Middleport's Mets, It will he the second tour· Member Federal Savl~ W. L. Pel. GB Pittsburgh Loan Insura nce Corp. Al New York 46 36 .561 7 also thought it was supposed to 11-1; Vinton's Dodgers defeated nament game each for CitY1ce accounts Baltimore 53 31 .6'II Insured up I Come .as you are Eat in the car Ch icago 45 38 .542 8'12 Boston 49 34 .590 3 St. touis be a game to honor a guy for the·Gallipolis Tigers, 5-2 behind & Fuel and the New Haven s2o.ooo.oo. 42 42 .soo 12 Detroit 45 38 .542 7 Philadelphia 36 49 .424 18'12 being the best." the no-hit pitching of Wellington Cubs. Both won their tourney New York 38 47 .447 15 Montreal 33 51 .393 21 • sandwiches • short orders . · "Last year, · I missed out and Cheshire's Tigers whopped openers Tuesday. Cleveland 37 48 1.435 16 West Washington 33 so .398 19 W. L. Pet. GB because of sentiment with the Gallipolis Red Sox, 14-1 on • biggest beefburgers in town the no-hit effort o{ Steve Baird. San Francisco 53 34 .609 ... .•. ' ' . West Los Angeles · 48 39 .552 S Pomeroy's Tigers scored lour W. L. Pet. GB Houston 43 40 .518 8 Sou.r&ds golJd • • • • .656 .. . 54 29 Qakland· runs in the first and added lour 44 46 .489 101/' Kansas City · 42 39 .519 11 Atlanta Cincinnati 37 51 .420 l61f2 more in the fifth Ill win 11-1 over 39 45 .464 15'12 San let's eat • at • · Minnesota Diego 30 55 .353 22 Middleport's Mets . Hawk paced 40 48 .455 16'12 · CalifOrnia Thursday's Results .444 17 36 45 Milwaukee the winners with two singles. Francisco 4 Hluston 2 35 46 .432 18 San Chicago Browning fired a four-hitter to Philadelphia 7 Montreal 5 Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 1 receive credit for the victory. 4th & Locust .992-52~8 . · ..Middleport, o. Thursday's Results Chicago 4 Los Angeles 2 Qakland 4 Chicago 2 Yeauger, Watkins and Fullll (Only games scheduled) California 7 Minnesota 4 had hits for the Mets. Today•s Probable Pitchers Montreal (Stomahyer 2-1) at !!!!~--~---------., Ballinioro 7 Washington 3 !! Paced by the hitting of third · Boston s Cleveland 3 Philadelphia (Short 5-9}, nloht . Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 1 baseman Oiler, Vinton 's Atlanta (Nash 6-5) at PittsDetroit 3 NeW York 1 H. Pet. Dodgers scored three runs In .. burgh (Briles 4-1l. night . Torre, St.L 118 .360 'the first and one each in the · Houston {rorsch 5-1 and Toda Y•s Probable Pitchers ) 1 Culver 3-6) at St. Lou1 s 53 \~~ :~~1 fourth and fifth innings to defeat California !Wright 7-8 a !Carlton 11 -S and Reuss 7-8), 2, ~~k:t E~ Qakland (Blue 17-3), night. twl lghl Clmnte, Pit 50 102 .340 the Gallipolis Tigers, 5-2. Oiler ~ansas City (Hedlund 7-51 at N~w York (Sadeckl 3-2) at Brock. St .L 81 331 60 111 .335 slammed two singles and a long M1nnesota (Perry 12·71 . night . Cincinnati !Grimsley 4. 4) Peptne Chi 63 236 31 77 .326 k Milwaukee (Slaton 4·1l at . hi · cash, Pit 69 279 54 90 .323 home run. Holcomb, Tac ett Chicago (Bradley 8-7>. night. n'~an ·Franclsco (Marichall0-5) Garr, All 86 357 61 115 .322 and Mefford had the other hits. Detroit !Coleman 7-6) at A 1 !Ost 9 6) Alou, Hou 58 205 16 66 .322 Gallipolis scored its runs on Washington !Broberg 1 . 2), ~:g~os nge es een · • Marvin 's demo. Aqua finish , black vinyl Millan. A!l 83 33() 43 104 ·315 three walks and a ground out. top, black cloth Int .• factory air, many night. Chicago (Hands 9-8 and Snglen, P1t 76 289 32 91 .315 , . . Boston (Peters 8-51 at New Bonham 2.1) at San Diego · . American League Cheshtre capttabzed upon the other ·extras. Greatly Reduced Price. York !Stottlemyre8-7). night . . (Roberts 6-9 and Arlin J. l2), 2. G. AB R. H. Pet. wildness of!osing pitcher Chuck Cle~ eland 1Dunning 6-6) at twl . hi Oliva. Min 69 no 49 101 .374 Lane to score 14 runs in the Baltimore (Palmer 10-4!. night. -n•gSaiurday's Games Murcer, NY 81 293 48 101 .345 . . Otis, KC . 78 309 49 97 .314 second m handmg the Gallipolis Saturday's Games Chicago at San Diego 69 Ford XL Convertible, air. ________'2395 Buford, Bal 67 250 66. 78 .312 Red Sox a 14·1 defeat in four California at Oakland San Fran at Los Ang, night Kansas City at Minnesota New York at Cincinnati, night Rojas. KC 77 280 38 87 .31l innings Lane issued 10 walks Ka in e. Del 69 228 41 71 .311 · . . Milwaukee at Chicago Houston at St. Louis, night F.Rbsn. Bal 68 239 44 74 .310 and three hits durmg the frame. 68 Olds 88 H.l Sedan, air. _______ ,'2195 Cleve at Ball, twi-night Atlanta at Pittsburgh , night · Rchrdt, Chi 68 253 26 77 .304 Rick Winebrenner started the Oetrolt at Washington, night Montreal at Phlla, twi-nlght Retmnd. Bal 69 222 38 67 .302 rally with a bunt single. Cash, Del 69 219 39 66 .301 . 67 Chevelle SS 396 2 Dr. HT-------'1795 Home Runs Other .btg hits were a bases .National League: Stargell, clearing triple ~y Brian Lucas ~ 67 PQntiac Catalina 4 Dr. air.., ____ :_ -'1595 P1tl 28: Aaron. All and May , and two run smgle by Greg Cm 23; Bonds, SF 19, Bench, H d In Middleport Little League Mike Lavender was the big Cln and Colbert. SO 18. owar · 67 Chevelle Malibu 2 Dr. HJ, ____ ;.._ '1795 gun at the plate as he lashed a American League: Melton. Twenty-six area teams action Thursday evening, Mick 9 and Cash, Del 1 ' Smith. remain in contention following Davenpor t continued to push pair of homers. and a single .in Chi Bos and Oliva. Mlnn 18; ,, yet flows !hree days acti?n. Nine •teams ·the Braves toward the league three trips. Rtght behind him , JacR'son; Oak 17 . 65 Cadillac· (~ DeVilltr _:,::.~ Ji4~5 on smoothly and easily . . . were Dick Owen and DavenRuns Battered In have been eliminated. nag as he no-hit the Mark V and National League : Stargell. Reds. His mates supplied him port' both with a· double 66 Buick Le Sabre 4 Door, '1295· 'th Pitt 81 ; Aaron, All 64 ; Santo, An unusually thick coat may be with plenty of support as they single, Dave SITilth WI tw_o·-~Chi · and Torre. St.L 60 : applied with minimal sagging pun8 runs on the board and singles and Tim Thomas and Montanez, Phil 58. 66• Olds Cutla$s H.T. Cpe..---------'195 American LeagOe : Killebrew, International League Standings or spattering . fielded flawlessly, holding the Tim Ebersbach each a single. Minn 57 ; Petrocelli, Bos 56: By United Press International losers scoreless. Powell, Bait 54: F. Robinson, W L Pet. GB 60 Olds 4 Door air _________ ..: '145 Bait 53 ; B. Robinson. Bait, Charleston 46 33 .581 Retains It's Gloss 2 To .3 Years. Melton, Chi , White, NY and Syracuse 46 33 .582 Bando, Oak 51. Tidewater 48 37 .565 1 Pitching Rochester 45 35 .563 l'/2 Also Check Our National League: ·Ell is. Pitt Richmond 40 43 .482 8 Acrylic Latex House Paint Schieder walked nine and l4-3 ; Dierker, Hou 12-4: Jen- Louisville 38 43 .469 9 klns. Chi 12·8: Carlton, St. L 11· T~ledo 32 so .390 lS'/2 struck out six. 5; live tied with 10. ,W1nnlpeg ; ,29 .so .367 17 Greg Browning led the Yanks Both in White and Most Colors Available. American League: Blue, Lak Thursdays Results "You'll Like Our Quality Way with a grand slam homer and a 17-3; Cuellar, Bait 13-1: McNal· Louisville 7 Syracuse 2 of Doing Business" ~ single, Owen had a double 8f!d ly Bait 13-4) Lolich, Del 13-6) Charleston 11 Tidewater 5 992-5342 · GMAC FINANCING POMEROY . Bos 12-4; Perry , Minn. Toledo 5 Rochester 3 single, Burton a doUble, and Si~berl, 12-7. ~lchmond 11 Wmnlpeg 10 (11 Open Evenings Untll8: oo- Til 5 P.M. Sat. Smith and Hood each singled. 1nnlngs) SCIOTO RESUI,TS For the losers, Duane Qual)s had a double and single, Doug COLUMBUS (UPI) - Her· . - - - -...- - - - - - Browning, a double and ness race driver Stanley Soulsby, Roach, Couch, Mitch, Dancer, 43, New Egypt, N. J., drove winners In both divlsioll!l each had singles. of the $16,150 Challenge Stakes for two ·year old •trotter&. at Scioto Downs Thursday night. The featured race was split In two divisions because 21 horses were entered. In the first division, Dancer drove Super Bowl to victory, touring the mile in 2:07 3-5. The 71 • $1 winner paid $3.60, $3 and $2.80. , Pinto. 2 dr. sedan, 4 speed, radio. Second ·place Sparkling Norma white. custom trim, w·w tires. returned $5.40 and $4.20. Third 70 FORD MAVERICK $1695 place ·Newsmaker paid $5.40. 6 Cyl., stand. trans., radio, w-w In the second race, Dancer .tires, red, custom plaid interior . won with Stars Chip, returning 69 MERCURY MONTE GO $1995 $2.80, $2.40 and $2.20. It was Red with black vinyl top, V-8, Best Stars Chip's fifth win In five auto. trans .', P.S. $ starts, building the horse 's Buy! 68 FORD $1895 Model AGJE 807FA Winnings for the year to $33,888. Thunderbird Landell. 2 dr. H.T., Custom LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. Factory Air . ·· m'aroon with black vinyl top, auto. ~~ Conditioned. Fully equipped . One careful local trans .• P.S., P. B. C:!=:r') owner 67 CHEVROLET $1395 .8:=Uii:::: Belair station wagon. V-8. auto . ,~ ' ' P.S.. P.·B.• air \=Onditlon. 9 ~· Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. Smart white with black passenger., vinyl ' top: One careful local owner. 67 MERCURY '$1295 Parklane. V-8, auto. trans., P. S., P. B. Real Sharp. Blue with white top. • EleCtra 4 dr. Hard Top. Fadory ·air conditioned. · G£ 2·DOOR 14.7 cu. ft. 61 DODGE $1495 NO·FROST REFRIGERATOR· . Beautiful gold "':'ith .white vinyl top. Low mileage Polara. V-8, auto. trans., P.S., Home FREEZER with giant, 148-lb. P. B., radio, maroon with black Zero-degree No-Frost freezer, vlr\yl top; one owner . Like New. the Fabulovs Twin Vegetable Bins, 4 RefrlceratCH' 70 MERCURY. $2595 Wildcat 4 dr. Hard Top. One careful local owner. Sllelvea (1 slide-out)! Montegtt.MX, V-8, auto. trans.. $ Ststluyl P. S., P.'E, air condition, l'(laroon .MONEY And ' Dodgers Ad . vane.· e. rr;--eu.e·· • Jllets r Meip Co. Branch Mca.uRE'S. ' OIAMPIONSHIP TEAM - 1'211Mnp1011 of the Jlily 4111 Alltilmn Sayre, bet girl; find row, fnm left, Trlna.Ferrell, GlrllllofQiall Touruament at Ordnance Flelcl wu the Hit '11 • Nlincy Crow, JID Warner, Terri Ash, Sbella 'Folmer, Ava .Miaaee team IDIJIBied by Kenny~ of Pomea:oy. 1be 'Sayre, Pat~- Blck row, Kathy P'raDCII, coecb; Carol Hl.t 'n M1&.es defea~ Vlll8ge ~e 1&.7, ;Ja~ 1U Michael, Debbie Weal, Angle Hubbard, ~ Reel, Barbara · and SOutheln States 23-18. Team members are foregioound, F1i11Jer, snncta Wolfe, coacb and Kenfty W!Ub-· ' r•--------------------------1 . . ·'IHel .· · H ·1 U 1Repair Project ·Approved Mri! U!AD!:RS ~ 1be **'"'*' prGIIan at tbe Pwwrot I!:Jenw!tary 8cliooJ confer 011 field trllii - one to Delrban, MlciL - ibll weeltmd. From the left are Robert MCII'I'II,admbUtraiGr; Mrs. Martha Vennari, counaelOr, and Ttrry lV!Jinpr' CQOrdlnator. • . .• ,• • .,. ~l ~l" ""~ • • ' •'~·• ;: i ~ ;i ,• ·~ ,. :: ;; ~·~ 1': ·.·~· -· ,~ ~: ·~· ~ w ., ~ - . .UNDER Till!! INS'I'RUCI'I)N of Mn. Anna 'nlnler, ibll younpter 1111e11 a "fact pacer' ~ to bru8h up 011 mu!UpllcaUon as a part of the stress on mathematics liJring the IIUIIIIIlel' school program of ~ Meigs Local School District. ' m ' . er · . School Sum ;j p l :(; y ~: ...~ 11• i.,.·" ••• ••••• fl• i:•••• .. .... ~~ . t; .....::::. •'• .-;·'":..:: Socl'al Calend.ar l uaU S n . ujquare LJancers · Curl::' Middleport =~= ;1: ~[ ::"~rs ::U ~om't! S: ~immy Ben R'ht'l.son 11 be R d · ;~ i•' ' 1 By Helen Bottel I , I TIMES HAVE CHANGED, 9JN Dear Helen: . In the Bible (Deut. 24:l)itsays to get a divorce, you need only write a Blll of Divorcement and hand It to your mate, then leave the house and that's it. I.lliroteonea,Yearagoandgaveittomywlfe: Wehevecon. sldered ourselves divorced ever since and both have found someone new. Courts.are just a mmey racket and the Bible 11 real. So why should I spend the mmey for a lawyer wben 1 can take God's Jaw?-DIVORCED · I Nt ersona eS ~ 8l I 1, p -;: • I .~ grade, 15; seventh grade, Ove, two; Margaret Lewis, Anna and eighth grade, 20. Students Turner, Katherine Jacoba, were reco~~~~~~ended by teachers grade three; Marjorie Gibbs, I (cfettw.MI rrom~Page i .visited by mUIIons every year. of the Meigs Local Elementary John Lisle, Bonnie Fisher' lntenil uiie tJie streets of The Meigs Local studentS wtJJ and junior bJgh schooll. Roberta WUson, grade four; Grtenfleld VUlage which Is be tnvellng on the Dearborn The staff Includes Mrs. Don SUvers, Eric Hart, Robert trip vta chartered bus. Those Martha Vennarl, counselor; Meier, Grace Hawley, grade making the Huntington trip wtJJ Robert Morris, admlntstrator; five; Helen Williams, Greg go on a school bus. Terry Ohlinger, coordinator; McCall, Dana Keaslnger, grade What ptogreu Ia being made Lela Curtis, aecretary; Helen sis; Ed Bartels, grade seven; Dear Divorced: with the studenll during the Dais, Unda McManus, Jennifer Martha H)lsted, James Mainly because "God's law" (your version) won't hold up In program,whichlaa"catch-up" ·Butcher; grade one; Dorothy Brewlngton,LeoKennedy,Jr., court So 011 'd be hit with big char should type lituilUon for youngliters Chaney, Marjorie Goett, grade Bill Coffman, grade etg'ht. · Y. ·a amy ge, you remarry-and remember, son, the Bible also condemns havlns difficulty In the major d1 of the hool curricul a u tery .-H. · · FRIDAY areas sc um, r' U {' MARY SHRINE Whlte eapeclally reading and math? 110St Dear Helen: . Sbrine of J~. aimua1 Staff ·members feel 8 great . 1recently visited a friend 1 hadn't seen for a long time, and pk:alc, friday, 6:30 p.m. at deal Is being gslned by the found some strange sltuaUons. ......,_City Shrine Park, Racine. students. However, they'll !mow Mr7 and Mrs. Roger Gaul John Ridenour Chester·, Mr. • ""' .......... call ' Her 20-yeer-old daughter sleeps In the room wtth this BEVIV .\i.- -SERVICES more._..... Yat the end of were hosts to the members of and :Mrs. Nat Carpenter, Julia woman's husband (the father ol the girl), while the 14-year-old beglnnin& FriJky 'through Uie the program when testing wtll the Shade River Bellea and and David, Long Bottom; Faith sleeps with the mother. lllh at the f)OIHienomlnatlonal be done for evidence of Beaus Square Dance Club at McCain, Reedsville; Henry What do you 'think of these sleeping habits•-CURIOUS Covenant of Truth Sanctuary at ~~ement, or •:haps, lack their home recently. · Hunter and ~Rachel, Pomeroy; · old Poet Office bulldlltg 1n . a evement. of the ·120 A hayride planned for the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maxson Racine. Paators J. D. Kl!lg and :'dentsbe . were !bleated . ¥~ ev~nlng was postponed due ,Ill. andc.hildren, Long Bolto!!l, ahd Dear h• H . tt'·1·C. Fulcher ,aiOlllf·i 'l!'llh · ey., 11 80 ' ese •, specJa .. ramy weaQ!er. but a ·wiener the hosts' children, JloSie and ' • · · ·· · · · muc .- · roast was held in the family Lea Ann. ' · vlaitln1 evaneellsts will be IIUIIllller studiea. CCIIIductlng the servlcea. , Jn.aerviC!!meeUngawereheld room. Square dancing was • Dear Helen: IJATURDAY dally one week prior to the first enjoyed during the evening. Weare In our 648, but our youngest daughter Is still in college. MARY SHRINE, White day of classes for the studenta. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. She has always been a good girl with high standards and few Shrine of Jerusalem, aimual At that time, the staff studied . Jim Deeter, ~)pre; Mr. and JI'Oblelllii.However,shehasgrownupwiththreefrieildawhoare picnic, Saturday, 8 p.m. at Twin the recorda and past progress of Mrs. John Sununers, Parknow (we feel) very bad lnf!uencei. They have changed radically City Sbrlne Park, Racine. each student ..00 materials ersburg; Miss Becky Lin· since they graduated from high school. ' PUBLIC CHICKEN barbecue were set up baaed on the study. ton, Coolville; Mr. and Mrs. 0 One of these girls is living With a boy, Another amokes t pit t Middleport leg! Parenti and guardlana of Richard Gaul, Mark and David, marijuana. The third soesfrom one love affair to another. a new a on students were visited by staff Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mrs. Clyde Bartlett, Martha My daughter haSn't done any of these things yet, says she 1 the TLonhomaBos, and Jody, and Becky, and Mrs. Bartlett's Isn't tempted. She baa a part time job, gets good grades, keeps beginning at 11 a.m. Saturday: h~earsat the r~loae of th! g t m; Mr. and Mrs. ~:e~~~~h~~r!J~~~:e~d:: INsy-but she won't give II\' these long time frienda. This Is SIJNI)AY program , to advise the parents visitors of Mr. and Mrs· . Joe ca~adbigrlftallnourfamUy,aawelnslstsh~should. MODERN WOODMEN , and guardlana on the progress . Turner and other frt'ends in · I· n:a sever ol her friends' letters In which they ..... .,......k Camp 7230, annual picnic, 12 made. Many other home visits Middleport. T.he Rev . Mr. openly of sex and drinking and drug parties · When 1 begged my to drop them ' she became lncenaed because I'd read her noon SUndaY•at State Park, have been made during the O Bartlett is a former pastor of daughter · Route 33, left going aouth. All program and there will be a the Middleport Church of the maJIAflerallshel••veslettersl"'-openaroundth · ' 'u"' e house. members and friends Invited. parents' night at the conclusion Nazarene. Now she has started amoklng clgare~s. something she never MOTO-CROSS Sunday at of the school. Mrs. Jerry Yates, Shellle, dldbefore.W~ft,&rthlslsthebeglimingof''laxneas."Howshould ' onoti~ 1 Me 111 Motorcycle Club A breakdown of students Jell and JuAA, Jackson, were weshow he r OL-tah w... e ahoulddrop thesegtr•·• .. .- MRS . J . "" grounds, five m1lea north of enrolled In the school include: Wednesday •uests of their Pomer oy on Rou te 33. Trophies first ·grade, 15; aecond grade, Ben Philson, district deputy •randmother,• Mrs. Geneva Dea r Mr s. J ·' •---- , a.. •· o jun1or cIass 10; third grade, 15; fourth grand master of the Twelfth "Yates . The ·group went to Why notina tea d showyourdalJ8hter that you trust her enough for all c....... f riders 15 and unde .wno (). to 1 t h f he de"'•l tu or r ...... ., grade, 20; fifth grade, 20; sixth Masonic District, will be Tuppers Plains to visit Mr. and e orm r own "t" ons? Arna re person makes (and 1211 cc motorcycles. PracUce 11 · - honored ai a Mason Night Mrs. Lindsey Lyons, Jr. and keeps) endshlps with all klnda ol people, but she also makes a.m. to 1, races starUng 1:30 n planned for Sept. 25 by Racine Lamar, Mrs. Eulah Swann, and • (and keeps) her own standarda; You've raised her well. Don't ruin p.m.Refreahmentuvallableon Chapter 134, Order of the Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence your relaUonshlp now!-H. grounds. · Eastern Star. Hasbargen and Kent. 1 ' OIUO VALLEY C0l11Dl811dery Mrs. Julia Norris led Jn the Plans for the observance Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rice of · Dear Helen: annual picnic, Ractne Shrine program "celebrating Peace were made during a meeUng of AUa~ta. Ga. spent the holiday As for the man who raids his refrigerator at midnight In only Plrk, SUnday, 1 p.m. Take Justice ~nd Progress" at ~ ~ Racine Chapter Monday night. weekend here visiting his his pajama tops-and the wife wQIT!es because the college girl CoYered dish and table service. Tuesday night mee~g ol the Philson is a past patron of the parents, Mr. and Mrs, Homer staying with the family might walk In m him: I'll bet she wouldn't MONDAY East Letart Women's Society of Chapter. Rice, and his brother and sister. be shocked, so why worry? POMEROY GARDEN Club Christian Service. Mrs. Barbara Dugan, worUiy in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Denver After aU, she has a !aiher and probably brothers. What's so picnic Monday at 6:30 p.in. at Taking part in the program matron,, and Mr. Richard Rice. Also guests of the Denver awful about the lmman llody? Our tamlly-and our housegu~.:.. home of Mrs. Marguerite Karr were Mrs. Hazel Fox, Mrs. Dugan, worthy patron, presided Rice family were Mrs. George llllnk nothing of ~g undressed In front of others. We prefer with Mra . Howard Nolan Mary Roush and Mrs. Mabel at the meeUng. The sunshine Chaqtbers, the former Susan cmnfort. Embarrassment? Not after the first few minutes.. .lsUng. Members to bring Shields. Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman fund amounting to $15 was Rice, and her 15 month old son, OVER 50 BUT NOT OVER.SEXED own table service. presided at the meeting wtth ~ontributed to cancer research George Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Doris Adama giving the m honor of the Associate Grand George DeWeese of Athens bear Over: HEATH VNITED Methodist missionary reading entitled Matron Erma Sey!ang who died joined the group for a dinner at Nevertheless, the girl's !allier might over-react If fie heard Church WSCS, 7:30 p.m. "Spot Checking Developments recently. A memorial tribute the home of Mr. and Mrs. Monday at the church; in· in Manila." Refreshments were was given to her by Mrs: Cora Denver Rice on the FoUI'th of about the bottomleas kitchen scene. My vote still goes for a night staUaUon of new officers. served by Mrs. Nora Pearson Webb after which time the altar July. Mr. Chambers, rece·nuy shirt.-H. TUESDAY. and Mrs. Margaret Gloeckner .• .was draped in her honor. promoted to asslataqt cashier at HARRISONVILLE Chapter, to ,those named and Mrs. Doris Refreshments were served at · the Fulton Nations! Bank in Order of the Eastern Star, 8 Sayre, Mrs. Lucy Donai)ue, and the close of the chapter by Mrs. Atlsnta, was unable to acp.m. Tuesday at the hall. Mrs. Mildj'ed Donahue. Letha Morris and Mrs. Webb. company his wife ttere. LEWIS MANLEY Post 263, , · The Riverview 4-H Club met . ments. - Charles Oberholzer. American Legion Auxiliary, 7 July 6 at the Whitehead home THE PINK PANTHERS met p.m. Tuesday at the home of with two advisor~ and niM June29atKaren Werry's home. Mn. Ne111e Winston . members In attendance. They 'fhere were two advisors and P,lan to go lx>wllng the week nine members In attendance. . A layette shower honoring bathtub and baby was served Gaul, Mark and David, Mr. and before judging. Chris Martin Jody Grueser and Sandy · Mrs. Keith Ridenour was held with snack crackers, relishes, Mrs. Jim Thomas, Jimmy and gave a special report on Bicycle Hamilton demonstrated baking · Tue~ay night at the home ' of and iced tea. Jody, Mr. andMrs. RogerGaul, Safety. cooltiea and were ·ln charge of Mrs. Roger Gaul, Sumner Rd., Also attending were Mrs. Rogie and Lea . Ann, Keith Jane Whitehead was in recreation. Pam Harden served · Cheater, with Mrs. Jim Thomas Billy Win4on, Mrs. Lucy Gaul, Ridenour and Rodney Chev- charge of recreation playing the refreshments. ·- Kimberly except as co-hostess. Mrs. Barbara Sargent, Mrs. aller. broom and bottle game. PatU Grueaer. va'l"' : ·Pink and blue streamers Gordon Ridenour, Pam Griffin, Sending gifts to Mrs. GJ'Ossnlc~le and Niese! Duvall THE ~MEROY Bend Club Pon1•r!iv Y ·Phi~~ : decorated an antique cradle In Mrs. David Koblentz, Mrs. Earl Ridenour were Mrs. Ronnie served . refreshments. Ne1tt mel ,July 7 a\ the hom' of Mrs. Ph~;1~ . which ·the gilts were placed. Showalter and Tim, Mrs. Betty Clay, Mrs. Eldon 'Gaul, Mrs. meeUng Is July 13 at the C. E. Blakealee with seven · Games were played with prizes Chevalier, Nancy Ridenour, · DeimarBawn and Nancy, Mrs. Whitehead home , - Niese! memberJ and one advisor at81 po•tagopa ld going to Mrs. Elton Ritchie, Mrs. Clayton Allen, Mrs. John Earl Dean and Melanie, Mrs. Duvall. tending. They planned to camp THE SNOWVILLE Club met on the riverside Saturday, July 1 Wendy Barton, Sherry Epple, Wickham, Mn. Hobert Newell, Opal Eichinger, Mrs . .Wilma •.'!'!!(n•~l' l · Mrs. Alvin Tripp, Mrs. Ray Beth and Jane Ann Ritchie, Klla Ginther, Mrs. Betty Frederick, recently at Mrs. Guy Morrill' 10. · Jenny Chapman, carol ''""'· Young, Mrs. Forrest Showalter; Young, Mrs. Okey Connolly, Mrs. Grace Louden, Mrs. Jean bGu8e with two advtaora and Lewla and Melanie Burt gave -.:io,;fe1r- wlhore. 1 and Mrs. Buck Calaway. The Diane Epple, Mrs. Roger Epple, Summerfield,. Mrs. Helen ellht members preaent. They clemonairllt!Oill. .::~:; , door prize was won by Mrs. Mrs. Irene McGrath, Mrs . Wolle, Mrs. Becky Schrimer, pllln to so to Camden Park July Jenny reflnllhed a piclui'e Hobert Newell, Grace Gwnpf, SheUa Toney. Mrs. Pauline Rice, Carolyn 14. Ronnie Wood gavt a frame, Melanie cleaned a - After Mrs. Ridenour opened .Mrs. David Riggs and Parker, Mrs. Gaye Smalley, clemonllrltlon on how to !eat window, and Carol showed how · her gifts, a cake decorated wlthtjlstina, Mrs. Larry Hill, Mrs. Heriry Hunter, Mrs. 1811. Jeff and Steve Arnold were to ~~ a bed.• The next pink and blue booUes and roaes nnifer and Denise Dean, Cella Evelyn Bowers, Mrs. Wallace II ebarae of recreation, piiY.lnl ~tine liiCheduled for July 12 and centered with a mlniatur cCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Amberger, and: Mrs. Gladys Ill and other oulllde galllll. at Mrs. Blakeslee's home. · Bonnie Morris served refrah- Tina Duffy, · · Croy. -:----.' 1 k en I % R rrogram on -etJCe Meig~ Layette Shower Given Tuesd!Jy .--·~ 4-·u Ouh News LETARTFAI.i3-Aspemf meeUng was held •t the Letart Falll ComrnunityJia!I Friday night at 8 to aee what could be done to repair the building. Dallas Hlll, president of the Community trustees, 11reaided: Three trusteea rHlgnlng were Mrs. Early Roush, Mrs. Eula Wolfe and Mrs. St. Clair Hill. New trusteea appointed were Mrs, George Yonker, Mrs. Herbert Roush and Virgil Roush. ~~ was decided to repair the building If funds could be secured. Mrs. George Yonker waa ~le!l aecntary. Tilt trustees voted to meet each month at the Hall on the first Frldlly at ~ p.m. Altelldlns were Mr. and Mra. Early Roush, Mrs. Eula,. Wolfe, Mrs. St. Clair Hill, Mrs. · George YOnker, Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mrs. Iva Orr, Mrs. Harriett . Nelgler, Tom Norris, Elmer Pickens, Dallas 'Hill, Don Richard Hill, Loyd Nice and Mrs. Elizabeth Roush. Ramtry ., Reunton . . n·eld . . • · . , ' · . NEW HAVEN The Tim and Nancy, Muon. descendants of Jo~li and Mrs.DorothyVanMeter,Uaa ~hda Aurnllle.r Roach held .and Lois Peters, Clifton; Sam thetr annusl reunton In the New Roach, Lake Hughell, Calif.; Haven park. JulY.3rd . • Bryan Roa ch,'"eirton w ; Mr•and Attending were Mrs. Sarah Mrs. 'fohn Roach, Del~ and Spears, Frank Brumage, Mr. Johnnie, ChrlaUe Keams, 0r1.a and Mrs. Charles Grannon, Zerkle, Mr. and Mrl. Clarla John "Gus" Riggs, Mr. and Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Mrs. Daniel Evans and Sheila, Hall, MJ;s. Amelia -Roach, Mrs. Roseville, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. .Francea ,Carroll, Hartford;!Mr. Floyd Graves, Michele Waggle, and Mrl: 'I>Oaal~ ·Zerlde, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Cremeans, Donald Stewart Zerkle III, Paul and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oh· Paul R. Spears afid Richie, Mrs. linger and chlldren, Mr. Margaret Smith, Zaneaville; and Mrs. OtUe Roach, Allee , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jeffers, Roach, Mr8.' Stella Johnson, son Stephen, Randy, Ruth and Letart; Dale Roach, Bessie Sherrie Lewts, Mr. and Mrs. OhUnger, Becky Ohlinger, Mrs. Jack Manuel, Misty and Jackie Janice Stanley, Vanna at;d Lee, Mrs. Wilma WUIIams, .Joanna Fry, Vaughn and. Crooksville. . Amanda Miller, New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Clark, Joyce and Chris, Patty Ford, Hebron; Mr. and Mrs.' Phil PICNIC ANNOUNCED VIckery, Lancaster ·, Mrs. The Me'•• County ReUred '6" Manford Hutton, Jacqueline Teachers Association and and June Ann, Middleport; Il(t'. gliesta wiD hold a picnic at the and Mrs. Edward Spears, roadaldeparkonnewRoute33, · Cameron Spears and Patti on the left going north, at 5:30 Venters, Cheahlre; Mr. and p.m. m Saturday, July 17. Mrs. LesterRoach,Stephenand Thoseredattending are to take a Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. James cove dish and table service. Lavender, Amanda; . Randy, R Ri ki Ronnie, dEstelIa Mr ay, andc e, VISIT IN BRADBURY Rusty an Ange , . Mrs. Mrs. James Neutzllng and George Tripp, Mal'f Ann and daughter, Patti, Pomeroy, were ScotUe, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tueaday visitors of Mrs. Lee Roach, Larryray and Roger, . Baughman and Jeffrey, Mr. andMrs. AifredR. Stewart, Bradbury. Hill Family Reunited RACINE - The annual Hill Mr, and Mrs. Robert Euler Family reunion, of descendants and family of ~Ieaton, W. of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Va.; Harry Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Sr., was held at the ' Joe Glenn and falnily, 11fr. and Shriners' park at Racine Mrs. Virgil Hlll and famUy, Mr. Sunday, June 7, with 150 at- and Mrs. CllHord Hill, Mr. and tending . A basket dinner was Mrs. Max Hill and children ' Mr. ~a~llng . ~:·.f':s~r:! ~ =~ en:: the farthest : . were Mr. and Mrs. Dale HUJ .of Hliven, Fla.; Danny Hill, Mr. Moore Haven, Fla. and 'Mrs. Mike Hill and Doily; Others attending were Mr. Mervin Hill, Columbus· Mr. and Mrs; St. Clair Hill, Mr. and' and Mrs. Dallas Hlll, chuciren Mrs. Don Bell and daughter, 'Jan,'>Mt and Dean, Mr. and Lorna, Dr. and Mrs. Earl Mrs. Mershal! Roush and Joey~ Grimm and sons of Colwnbus; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond HenJames Roy Hill, Mr. and Mrs. sler, Mr:· and Mrs. David David Hill and sons, Mr. al)d Hensler, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mrs .. George Hill and family, Hensler and Jamie, Mr. and Mr.andMrs.ClarenceHill,Mr. Mrs . Cecil Roseberry and and Mrs. Glen }'lhodes and son, family, Mr. 81\d Mrs. Ray Hill, Joe Hill and son, Mr. and Mrs. of Scott Depot, W. Va.; Mr, and Bill Bigelo and children, aU of Mrs. Dale Musser of Rutland; Rogers, Ohio; Mr. and \'drs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Stephe111 of Albert Hlll, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. CUlloden, W. Va.; Mrs. Mary Robert Hill, sons Pat and Jay, Stephens of Charleston; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. BIUy Hill and Helep King and daughter of family, Mr. and Mrs. Wald Riley, Kansas; Mr. aild Mrs. Foster and children, of Gralg Roush and daughter of Columbbs; Mr. and Mrs. Phillp Syracuse; Mr. and Mn. crewe, Hill alld daugliter' of Gaillpolls; · Saul and grlllldclflugbter, Rev. Mrs. Inez Hlll, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Dale MI:OUJ'I, Rev. Brody Huffman and children, and . Mra. Frank Cba111lnw, Mr. and Mrs. Doll Richard Hill Rev. Martha Mainer, Jean and farnlly, Mr. and 1'>frs. Slotar, Jan Alkire, M•bae; · Dennie Htll and children, Leta Lloyd, Pomeroy, aad Tommy Hlll, Mr. and Mrl. Sandy and Debbie Hapn, of Darrell Dugan and children, Largo, Fla. Mr. and Mrt. Henry 8111 and All of the chlldnn were family, Mr. and Mn. Roger preaent except Mfl; Harold Hill, Mr. and Mra. Hlirold Grimm of Colwnbu• who had ~· of Portland. · recently bean holpitallzed. ·----.-.-ll!lll!!fll!l'l ~ . . ~ McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE At Karr &Van Zandt. The Truly One Coat Royale, Gel-Flo Exterior Alkyd .1971 OLDS DELTA 88 H.T. SEDAN OUSE PAINT BY -Davenport No-Hits Reds NON-CHALKING MIWEW RESISTANT. ·~ ~e\Jy.IIK~'cbr\~Jstency. I air,_:_ _ .. air ____ ,;,_ ,. 88, Yanks Survive Pirate Attack Karr & Van Zandt KEEP COOL ' t ' 69 PONTIAC . $2195 CROW'S 69 BUICK · .$3695· .STEAK HOUSE H ---~~ -----~ 11,000 B.T.U. ·---•-•--·------- '279 -12,000 B.T.U. --~---~----------·'299 V-8 Super Bee. 2 dOor coupe. Beautiful burgundy finish with rnatching interior • .power steering, ' automatic. low mileaQe. ""=::3. IE= \--~ see Bill Nelson', Ceward caivertor Fred B.laennar•. MANY MORE RIGGS BROS. INt 985·41 0° · Located On S. Rt. 7 Chester, 0. ....- -. . .•· -...--":""_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. , SANDWICH ·: BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS ·· '116 Years of Continuous Business . PHONE 992-2143 · POMEROY, 0!110 .... ........................................................................;'411 ~Y¥.Y..VV+~~'Y'Y¥ . . . . ....•• . I 8,500 B.T.U. ---~..--~-----------· '229 • Of 67 BUICK · . $1595. 68 DODGE';' · ,· . . 1195· ~ with black· vinyl .top. $169 2195· 68 BUICK· .-'(,,d., By Phon.' And Tako Em H!>m• ' 992-5432 !-_-i·---ill!.. I .. FROST FREE. MODElS H&R F �I ' ,, • 3- TbeDeUySentlnel,Mlddleport-P<meroy,O.,,July9,1m . 11 ,. • Rookie Pirate Hurler . To.ps Reds, 7-1 YOUR . ~H (UPI) -- Two BliPPiytng Klson with his first UThe guard was just doing Klson,'a slender right.llander pitching sensaUon, for 4 runs In Wilhelm, and this' year It was with the New York Mets. Single games were scheduled for to· days before, Bruce Klsoo•had major leagut"ictory. his job," K14on said, "but it did with a 32-inch waist In · the the first inrilng. Gullett, who fav~tlsm wtth Carroll." "What's carroll done? He's a night and Saturday with a dtiu· an argwne!lt wtth a guard over 'Aflj!r the 11ame, Klson was make me hot. He cOUld have countenance of · a choir boy, had won siX straight, suffered blehesder Sunday capPing the whether he could park In the still annoy · ed over the Incident beUeved me when I told him admitted he was . tired at the his thlfd loss In 12 decisions good r~llef .Pitche'r. bu.t if h~'s sedes. ' · here · and watch it and was touched by Bob so good,. how come .his team's play.-. secUon at Three Rivers .Tuesday night. Just recalled by who I was." . . finish. "bloom''! Earn at our Stadium. Thursday night, Kison the Ptrates .a week ago from The 2l·year-old Klson was hot Danny ' Murtaugh, th¢ Ptrate Robertson's 16th home run of in fifth place., more than 16 The Reds planned to send current annual rate of ·gamea out of first?" · Ross Grimsley (4-4 ) against the was pitching In the center of their Charleston club' 1n the where it counted In holding the manager, now has a seven the season. It was a particularly satisfy. Clncinnliti relllrned home aft• Mets' Ray Sadecki (3-2) to4~' or 5'1, . the park lind was getUng a Jnternational League, Klson slumping Reds to three. hits game first place lead In the night. ing save for GiusU,. who Is er the game for a weekend set standing ovation · for what he hedn't been fasued • parking through seven Innings. He lost National League East, de· on 6-month savi'!tl miffed because he wasn't acc<mPJiahed. permit and was chall~nged by his control and his shutout In scribed>his new pitcher best. certificates. When Klsori left the game the parking . attendant, who 'the eighth, but Giusti retired "I looked older than Klson picked for the National PQ' ~ 1 ~I with tWo out m the eighth didn't ·recognlze him. · ~rnie Carbo on a gtounder ihe day I was boni," Murtaugh League's AII.Star team by ~ Sparky Anderson, Cinclnna~l !nl)lng, most of. the crowd of Klson reportedly drove Into with the bases load8jl to end Bliid. .., ·22,534 ·stood, and applauded. the players parking lot anyway, the jam and the~ checked ~e In sweeping the series from manager. · Anderson, picking · .. Dave QIWIU carne on to·get the ,but Thursday to play It safe, he ~ in the nmth for his . the RedS the Pirates jumped on only one relief pl~her ·for the annual g!lllle . next Tuesday .final . two outs, givtng the 'rode to·the park wtth Milt May, etghteentl! save of the aeason. ~on Gullett, a 20-year-old nightln netroit, tapped his own Two more niH!itters were This evening, the cenll)rvllle Pitllburgh Pirates a 7·1 victory the Pittsburgh catcller who's Clay Carroll. hurled Thursday night during Reds will tackle the Gallipolis · over ,·I the ' Cincinnati Red8 and been wtth the club all season. '·-'"'7· · "This Is the second year they the third round of the· 13th Indians at 6 o'clock .ln the first Meigs County Brantb .of ' paSsed me up,":. G)\ISti . said. Annual Kyger ·Creek Little outing. Second tilt at 7: 15 ·pits The Athens County Saving• the Pt. Pleasant City Ice &Fuel & Loan Co. · "Last year they took Hoyt League Tournament. against the G·'lipolis Cubs. In · · 216 Second St. Wilhelm. I wish they would A total of six no-hitters have w Pomeroy, Ohio figure out what the All.Star been pitched since Tuesday. the nightcap at 8:30, the New National League By United Press International • game is supposed to represent. ' Advancing to second round Haven· Cubs will clash wtth Pt. Member Federal Home Loan East American League Ban k. • W. L. Pet. GB I know its our league against action were the Pomeroy Tigers Pleasant Dunlop Tire. East 55 31 .640 ... the American League, but I who ousted Middleport's Mets, It will he the second tour· Member Federal Savl~ W. L. Pel. GB Pittsburgh Loan Insura nce Corp. Al New York 46 36 .561 7 also thought it was supposed to 11-1; Vinton's Dodgers defeated nament game each for CitY1ce accounts Baltimore 53 31 .6'II Insured up I Come .as you are Eat in the car Ch icago 45 38 .542 8'12 Boston 49 34 .590 3 St. touis be a game to honor a guy for the·Gallipolis Tigers, 5-2 behind & Fuel and the New Haven s2o.ooo.oo. 42 42 .soo 12 Detroit 45 38 .542 7 Philadelphia 36 49 .424 18'12 being the best." the no-hit pitching of Wellington Cubs. Both won their tourney New York 38 47 .447 15 Montreal 33 51 .393 21 • sandwiches • short orders . · "Last year, · I missed out and Cheshire's Tigers whopped openers Tuesday. Cleveland 37 48 1.435 16 West Washington 33 so .398 19 W. L. Pet. GB because of sentiment with the Gallipolis Red Sox, 14-1 on • biggest beefburgers in town the no-hit effort o{ Steve Baird. San Francisco 53 34 .609 ... .•. ' ' . West Los Angeles · 48 39 .552 S Pomeroy's Tigers scored lour W. L. Pet. GB Houston 43 40 .518 8 Sou.r&ds golJd • • • • .656 .. . 54 29 Qakland· runs in the first and added lour 44 46 .489 101/' Kansas City · 42 39 .519 11 Atlanta Cincinnati 37 51 .420 l61f2 more in the fifth Ill win 11-1 over 39 45 .464 15'12 San let's eat • at • · Minnesota Diego 30 55 .353 22 Middleport's Mets . Hawk paced 40 48 .455 16'12 · CalifOrnia Thursday's Results .444 17 36 45 Milwaukee the winners with two singles. Francisco 4 Hluston 2 35 46 .432 18 San Chicago Browning fired a four-hitter to Philadelphia 7 Montreal 5 Pittsburgh 7 Cincinnati 1 receive credit for the victory. 4th & Locust .992-52~8 . · ..Middleport, o. Thursday's Results Chicago 4 Los Angeles 2 Qakland 4 Chicago 2 Yeauger, Watkins and Fullll (Only games scheduled) California 7 Minnesota 4 had hits for the Mets. Today•s Probable Pitchers Montreal (Stomahyer 2-1) at !!!!~--~---------., Ballinioro 7 Washington 3 !! Paced by the hitting of third · Boston s Cleveland 3 Philadelphia (Short 5-9}, nloht . Milwaukee 2 Kansas City 1 baseman Oiler, Vinton 's Atlanta (Nash 6-5) at PittsDetroit 3 NeW York 1 H. Pet. Dodgers scored three runs In .. burgh (Briles 4-1l. night . Torre, St.L 118 .360 'the first and one each in the · Houston {rorsch 5-1 and Toda Y•s Probable Pitchers ) 1 Culver 3-6) at St. Lou1 s 53 \~~ :~~1 fourth and fifth innings to defeat California !Wright 7-8 a !Carlton 11 -S and Reuss 7-8), 2, ~~k:t E~ Qakland (Blue 17-3), night. twl lghl Clmnte, Pit 50 102 .340 the Gallipolis Tigers, 5-2. Oiler ~ansas City (Hedlund 7-51 at N~w York (Sadeckl 3-2) at Brock. St .L 81 331 60 111 .335 slammed two singles and a long M1nnesota (Perry 12·71 . night . Cincinnati !Grimsley 4. 4) Peptne Chi 63 236 31 77 .326 k Milwaukee (Slaton 4·1l at . hi · cash, Pit 69 279 54 90 .323 home run. Holcomb, Tac ett Chicago (Bradley 8-7>. night. n'~an ·Franclsco (Marichall0-5) Garr, All 86 357 61 115 .322 and Mefford had the other hits. Detroit !Coleman 7-6) at A 1 !Ost 9 6) Alou, Hou 58 205 16 66 .322 Gallipolis scored its runs on Washington !Broberg 1 . 2), ~:g~os nge es een · • Marvin 's demo. Aqua finish , black vinyl Millan. A!l 83 33() 43 104 ·315 three walks and a ground out. top, black cloth Int .• factory air, many night. Chicago (Hands 9-8 and Snglen, P1t 76 289 32 91 .315 , . . Boston (Peters 8-51 at New Bonham 2.1) at San Diego · . American League Cheshtre capttabzed upon the other ·extras. Greatly Reduced Price. York !Stottlemyre8-7). night . . (Roberts 6-9 and Arlin J. l2), 2. G. AB R. H. Pet. wildness of!osing pitcher Chuck Cle~ eland 1Dunning 6-6) at twl . hi Oliva. Min 69 no 49 101 .374 Lane to score 14 runs in the Baltimore (Palmer 10-4!. night. -n•gSaiurday's Games Murcer, NY 81 293 48 101 .345 . . Otis, KC . 78 309 49 97 .314 second m handmg the Gallipolis Saturday's Games Chicago at San Diego 69 Ford XL Convertible, air. ________'2395 Buford, Bal 67 250 66. 78 .312 Red Sox a 14·1 defeat in four California at Oakland San Fran at Los Ang, night Kansas City at Minnesota New York at Cincinnati, night Rojas. KC 77 280 38 87 .31l innings Lane issued 10 walks Ka in e. Del 69 228 41 71 .311 · . . Milwaukee at Chicago Houston at St. Louis, night F.Rbsn. Bal 68 239 44 74 .310 and three hits durmg the frame. 68 Olds 88 H.l Sedan, air. _______ ,'2195 Cleve at Ball, twi-night Atlanta at Pittsburgh , night · Rchrdt, Chi 68 253 26 77 .304 Rick Winebrenner started the Oetrolt at Washington, night Montreal at Phlla, twi-nlght Retmnd. Bal 69 222 38 67 .302 rally with a bunt single. Cash, Del 69 219 39 66 .301 . 67 Chevelle SS 396 2 Dr. HT-------'1795 Home Runs Other .btg hits were a bases .National League: Stargell, clearing triple ~y Brian Lucas ~ 67 PQntiac Catalina 4 Dr. air.., ____ :_ -'1595 P1tl 28: Aaron. All and May , and two run smgle by Greg Cm 23; Bonds, SF 19, Bench, H d In Middleport Little League Mike Lavender was the big Cln and Colbert. SO 18. owar · 67 Chevelle Malibu 2 Dr. HJ, ____ ;.._ '1795 gun at the plate as he lashed a American League: Melton. Twenty-six area teams action Thursday evening, Mick 9 and Cash, Del 1 ' Smith. remain in contention following Davenpor t continued to push pair of homers. and a single .in Chi Bos and Oliva. Mlnn 18; ,, yet flows !hree days acti?n. Nine •teams ·the Braves toward the league three trips. Rtght behind him , JacR'son; Oak 17 . 65 Cadillac· (~ DeVilltr _:,::.~ Ji4~5 on smoothly and easily . . . were Dick Owen and DavenRuns Battered In have been eliminated. nag as he no-hit the Mark V and National League : Stargell. Reds. His mates supplied him port' both with a· double 66 Buick Le Sabre 4 Door, '1295· 'th Pitt 81 ; Aaron, All 64 ; Santo, An unusually thick coat may be with plenty of support as they single, Dave SITilth WI tw_o·-~Chi · and Torre. St.L 60 : applied with minimal sagging pun8 runs on the board and singles and Tim Thomas and Montanez, Phil 58. 66• Olds Cutla$s H.T. Cpe..---------'195 American LeagOe : Killebrew, International League Standings or spattering . fielded flawlessly, holding the Tim Ebersbach each a single. Minn 57 ; Petrocelli, Bos 56: By United Press International losers scoreless. Powell, Bait 54: F. Robinson, W L Pet. GB 60 Olds 4 Door air _________ ..: '145 Bait 53 ; B. Robinson. Bait, Charleston 46 33 .581 Retains It's Gloss 2 To .3 Years. Melton, Chi , White, NY and Syracuse 46 33 .582 Bando, Oak 51. Tidewater 48 37 .565 1 Pitching Rochester 45 35 .563 l'/2 Also Check Our National League: ·Ell is. Pitt Richmond 40 43 .482 8 Acrylic Latex House Paint Schieder walked nine and l4-3 ; Dierker, Hou 12-4: Jen- Louisville 38 43 .469 9 klns. Chi 12·8: Carlton, St. L 11· T~ledo 32 so .390 lS'/2 struck out six. 5; live tied with 10. ,W1nnlpeg ; ,29 .so .367 17 Greg Browning led the Yanks Both in White and Most Colors Available. American League: Blue, Lak Thursdays Results "You'll Like Our Quality Way with a grand slam homer and a 17-3; Cuellar, Bait 13-1: McNal· Louisville 7 Syracuse 2 of Doing Business" ~ single, Owen had a double 8f!d ly Bait 13-4) Lolich, Del 13-6) Charleston 11 Tidewater 5 992-5342 · GMAC FINANCING POMEROY . Bos 12-4; Perry , Minn. Toledo 5 Rochester 3 single, Burton a doUble, and Si~berl, 12-7. ~lchmond 11 Wmnlpeg 10 (11 Open Evenings Untll8: oo- Til 5 P.M. Sat. Smith and Hood each singled. 1nnlngs) SCIOTO RESUI,TS For the losers, Duane Qual)s had a double and single, Doug COLUMBUS (UPI) - Her· . - - - -...- - - - - - Browning, a double and ness race driver Stanley Soulsby, Roach, Couch, Mitch, Dancer, 43, New Egypt, N. J., drove winners In both divlsioll!l each had singles. of the $16,150 Challenge Stakes for two ·year old •trotter&. at Scioto Downs Thursday night. The featured race was split In two divisions because 21 horses were entered. In the first division, Dancer drove Super Bowl to victory, touring the mile in 2:07 3-5. The 71 • $1 winner paid $3.60, $3 and $2.80. , Pinto. 2 dr. sedan, 4 speed, radio. Second ·place Sparkling Norma white. custom trim, w·w tires. returned $5.40 and $4.20. Third 70 FORD MAVERICK $1695 place ·Newsmaker paid $5.40. 6 Cyl., stand. trans., radio, w-w In the second race, Dancer .tires, red, custom plaid interior . won with Stars Chip, returning 69 MERCURY MONTE GO $1995 $2.80, $2.40 and $2.20. It was Red with black vinyl top, V-8, Best Stars Chip's fifth win In five auto. trans .', P.S. $ starts, building the horse 's Buy! 68 FORD $1895 Model AGJE 807FA Winnings for the year to $33,888. Thunderbird Landell. 2 dr. H.T., Custom LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. Factory Air . ·· m'aroon with black vinyl top, auto. ~~ Conditioned. Fully equipped . One careful local trans .• P.S., P. B. C:!=:r') owner 67 CHEVROLET $1395 .8:=Uii:::: Belair station wagon. V-8. auto . ,~ ' ' P.S.. P.·B.• air \=Onditlon. 9 ~· Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. Smart white with black passenger., vinyl ' top: One careful local owner. 67 MERCURY '$1295 Parklane. V-8, auto. trans., P. S., P. B. Real Sharp. Blue with white top. • EleCtra 4 dr. Hard Top. Fadory ·air conditioned. · G£ 2·DOOR 14.7 cu. ft. 61 DODGE $1495 NO·FROST REFRIGERATOR· . Beautiful gold "':'ith .white vinyl top. Low mileage Polara. V-8, auto. trans., P.S., Home FREEZER with giant, 148-lb. P. B., radio, maroon with black Zero-degree No-Frost freezer, vlr\yl top; one owner . Like New. the Fabulovs Twin Vegetable Bins, 4 RefrlceratCH' 70 MERCURY. $2595 Wildcat 4 dr. Hard Top. One careful local owner. Sllelvea (1 slide-out)! Montegtt.MX, V-8, auto. trans.. $ Ststluyl P. S., P.'E, air condition, l'(laroon .MONEY And ' Dodgers Ad . vane.· e. rr;--eu.e·· • Jllets r Meip Co. Branch Mca.uRE'S. ' OIAMPIONSHIP TEAM - 1'211Mnp1011 of the Jlily 4111 Alltilmn Sayre, bet girl; find row, fnm left, Trlna.Ferrell, GlrllllofQiall Touruament at Ordnance Flelcl wu the Hit '11 • Nlincy Crow, JID Warner, Terri Ash, Sbella 'Folmer, Ava .Miaaee team IDIJIBied by Kenny~ of Pomea:oy. 1be 'Sayre, Pat~- Blck row, Kathy P'raDCII, coecb; Carol Hl.t 'n M1&.es defea~ Vlll8ge ~e 1&.7, ;Ja~ 1U Michael, Debbie Weal, Angle Hubbard, ~ Reel, Barbara · and SOutheln States 23-18. Team members are foregioound, F1i11Jer, snncta Wolfe, coacb and Kenfty W!Ub-· ' r•--------------------------1 . . ·'IHel .· · H ·1 U 1Repair Project ·Approved Mri! U!AD!:RS ~ 1be **'"'*' prGIIan at tbe Pwwrot I!:Jenw!tary 8cliooJ confer 011 field trllii - one to Delrban, MlciL - ibll weeltmd. From the left are Robert MCII'I'II,admbUtraiGr; Mrs. Martha Vennari, counaelOr, and Ttrry lV!Jinpr' CQOrdlnator. • . .• ,• • .,. ~l ~l" ""~ • • ' •'~·• ;: i ~ ;i ,• ·~ ,. :: ;; ~·~ 1': ·.·~· -· ,~ ~: ·~· ~ w ., ~ - . .UNDER Till!! INS'I'RUCI'I)N of Mn. Anna 'nlnler, ibll younpter 1111e11 a "fact pacer' ~ to bru8h up 011 mu!UpllcaUon as a part of the stress on mathematics liJring the IIUIIIIIlel' school program of ~ Meigs Local School District. ' m ' . er · . School Sum ;j p l :(; y ~: ...~ 11• i.,.·" ••• ••••• fl• i:•••• .. .... ~~ . t; .....::::. •'• .-;·'":..:: Socl'al Calend.ar l uaU S n . ujquare LJancers · Curl::' Middleport =~= ;1: ~[ ::"~rs ::U ~om't! S: ~immy Ben R'ht'l.son 11 be R d · ;~ i•' ' 1 By Helen Bottel I , I TIMES HAVE CHANGED, 9JN Dear Helen: . In the Bible (Deut. 24:l)itsays to get a divorce, you need only write a Blll of Divorcement and hand It to your mate, then leave the house and that's it. I.lliroteonea,Yearagoandgaveittomywlfe: Wehevecon. sldered ourselves divorced ever since and both have found someone new. Courts.are just a mmey racket and the Bible 11 real. So why should I spend the mmey for a lawyer wben 1 can take God's Jaw?-DIVORCED · I Nt ersona eS ~ 8l I 1, p -;: • I .~ grade, 15; seventh grade, Ove, two; Margaret Lewis, Anna and eighth grade, 20. Students Turner, Katherine Jacoba, were reco~~~~~~ended by teachers grade three; Marjorie Gibbs, I (cfettw.MI rrom~Page i .visited by mUIIons every year. of the Meigs Local Elementary John Lisle, Bonnie Fisher' lntenil uiie tJie streets of The Meigs Local studentS wtJJ and junior bJgh schooll. Roberta WUson, grade four; Grtenfleld VUlage which Is be tnvellng on the Dearborn The staff Includes Mrs. Don SUvers, Eric Hart, Robert trip vta chartered bus. Those Martha Vennarl, counselor; Meier, Grace Hawley, grade making the Huntington trip wtJJ Robert Morris, admlntstrator; five; Helen Williams, Greg go on a school bus. Terry Ohlinger, coordinator; McCall, Dana Keaslnger, grade What ptogreu Ia being made Lela Curtis, aecretary; Helen sis; Ed Bartels, grade seven; Dear Divorced: with the studenll during the Dais, Unda McManus, Jennifer Martha H)lsted, James Mainly because "God's law" (your version) won't hold up In program,whichlaa"catch-up" ·Butcher; grade one; Dorothy Brewlngton,LeoKennedy,Jr., court So 011 'd be hit with big char should type lituilUon for youngliters Chaney, Marjorie Goett, grade Bill Coffman, grade etg'ht. · Y. ·a amy ge, you remarry-and remember, son, the Bible also condemns havlns difficulty In the major d1 of the hool curricul a u tery .-H. · · FRIDAY areas sc um, r' U {' MARY SHRINE Whlte eapeclally reading and math? 110St Dear Helen: . Sbrine of J~. aimua1 Staff ·members feel 8 great . 1recently visited a friend 1 hadn't seen for a long time, and pk:alc, friday, 6:30 p.m. at deal Is being gslned by the found some strange sltuaUons. ......,_City Shrine Park, Racine. students. However, they'll !mow Mr7 and Mrs. Roger Gaul John Ridenour Chester·, Mr. • ""' .......... call ' Her 20-yeer-old daughter sleeps In the room wtth this BEVIV .\i.- -SERVICES more._..... Yat the end of were hosts to the members of and :Mrs. Nat Carpenter, Julia woman's husband (the father ol the girl), while the 14-year-old beglnnin& FriJky 'through Uie the program when testing wtll the Shade River Bellea and and David, Long Bottom; Faith sleeps with the mother. lllh at the f)OIHienomlnatlonal be done for evidence of Beaus Square Dance Club at McCain, Reedsville; Henry What do you 'think of these sleeping habits•-CURIOUS Covenant of Truth Sanctuary at ~~ement, or •:haps, lack their home recently. · Hunter and ~Rachel, Pomeroy; · old Poet Office bulldlltg 1n . a evement. of the ·120 A hayride planned for the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maxson Racine. Paators J. D. Kl!lg and :'dentsbe . were !bleated . ¥~ ev~nlng was postponed due ,Ill. andc.hildren, Long Bolto!!l, ahd Dear h• H . tt'·1·C. Fulcher ,aiOlllf·i 'l!'llh · ey., 11 80 ' ese •, specJa .. ramy weaQ!er. but a ·wiener the hosts' children, JloSie and ' • · · ·· · · · muc .- · roast was held in the family Lea Ann. ' · vlaitln1 evaneellsts will be IIUIIllller studiea. CCIIIductlng the servlcea. , Jn.aerviC!!meeUngawereheld room. Square dancing was • Dear Helen: IJATURDAY dally one week prior to the first enjoyed during the evening. Weare In our 648, but our youngest daughter Is still in college. MARY SHRINE, White day of classes for the studenta. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. She has always been a good girl with high standards and few Shrine of Jerusalem, aimual At that time, the staff studied . Jim Deeter, ~)pre; Mr. and JI'Oblelllii.However,shehasgrownupwiththreefrieildawhoare picnic, Saturday, 8 p.m. at Twin the recorda and past progress of Mrs. John Sununers, Parknow (we feel) very bad lnf!uencei. They have changed radically City Sbrlne Park, Racine. each student ..00 materials ersburg; Miss Becky Lin· since they graduated from high school. ' PUBLIC CHICKEN barbecue were set up baaed on the study. ton, Coolville; Mr. and Mrs. 0 One of these girls is living With a boy, Another amokes t pit t Middleport leg! Parenti and guardlana of Richard Gaul, Mark and David, marijuana. The third soesfrom one love affair to another. a new a on students were visited by staff Chester; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mrs. Clyde Bartlett, Martha My daughter haSn't done any of these things yet, says she 1 the TLonhomaBos, and Jody, and Becky, and Mrs. Bartlett's Isn't tempted. She baa a part time job, gets good grades, keeps beginning at 11 a.m. Saturday: h~earsat the r~loae of th! g t m; Mr. and Mrs. ~:e~~~~h~~r!J~~~:e~d:: INsy-but she won't give II\' these long time frienda. This Is SIJNI)AY program , to advise the parents visitors of Mr. and Mrs· . Joe ca~adbigrlftallnourfamUy,aawelnslstsh~should. MODERN WOODMEN , and guardlana on the progress . Turner and other frt'ends in · I· n:a sever ol her friends' letters In which they ..... .,......k Camp 7230, annual picnic, 12 made. Many other home visits Middleport. T.he Rev . Mr. openly of sex and drinking and drug parties · When 1 begged my to drop them ' she became lncenaed because I'd read her noon SUndaY•at State Park, have been made during the O Bartlett is a former pastor of daughter · Route 33, left going aouth. All program and there will be a the Middleport Church of the maJIAflerallshel••veslettersl"'-openaroundth · ' 'u"' e house. members and friends Invited. parents' night at the conclusion Nazarene. Now she has started amoklng clgare~s. something she never MOTO-CROSS Sunday at of the school. Mrs. Jerry Yates, Shellle, dldbefore.W~ft,&rthlslsthebeglimingof''laxneas."Howshould ' onoti~ 1 Me 111 Motorcycle Club A breakdown of students Jell and JuAA, Jackson, were weshow he r OL-tah w... e ahoulddrop thesegtr•·• .. .- MRS . J . "" grounds, five m1lea north of enrolled In the school include: Wednesday •uests of their Pomer oy on Rou te 33. Trophies first ·grade, 15; aecond grade, Ben Philson, district deputy •randmother,• Mrs. Geneva Dea r Mr s. J ·' •---- , a.. •· o jun1or cIass 10; third grade, 15; fourth grand master of the Twelfth "Yates . The ·group went to Why notina tea d showyourdalJ8hter that you trust her enough for all c....... f riders 15 and unde .wno (). to 1 t h f he de"'•l tu or r ...... ., grade, 20; fifth grade, 20; sixth Masonic District, will be Tuppers Plains to visit Mr. and e orm r own "t" ons? Arna re person makes (and 1211 cc motorcycles. PracUce 11 · - honored ai a Mason Night Mrs. Lindsey Lyons, Jr. and keeps) endshlps with all klnda ol people, but she also makes a.m. to 1, races starUng 1:30 n planned for Sept. 25 by Racine Lamar, Mrs. Eulah Swann, and • (and keeps) her own standarda; You've raised her well. Don't ruin p.m.Refreahmentuvallableon Chapter 134, Order of the Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence your relaUonshlp now!-H. grounds. · Eastern Star. Hasbargen and Kent. 1 ' OIUO VALLEY C0l11Dl811dery Mrs. Julia Norris led Jn the Plans for the observance Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rice of · Dear Helen: annual picnic, Ractne Shrine program "celebrating Peace were made during a meeUng of AUa~ta. Ga. spent the holiday As for the man who raids his refrigerator at midnight In only Plrk, SUnday, 1 p.m. Take Justice ~nd Progress" at ~ ~ Racine Chapter Monday night. weekend here visiting his his pajama tops-and the wife wQIT!es because the college girl CoYered dish and table service. Tuesday night mee~g ol the Philson is a past patron of the parents, Mr. and Mrs, Homer staying with the family might walk In m him: I'll bet she wouldn't MONDAY East Letart Women's Society of Chapter. Rice, and his brother and sister. be shocked, so why worry? POMEROY GARDEN Club Christian Service. Mrs. Barbara Dugan, worUiy in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Denver After aU, she has a !aiher and probably brothers. What's so picnic Monday at 6:30 p.in. at Taking part in the program matron,, and Mr. Richard Rice. Also guests of the Denver awful about the lmman llody? Our tamlly-and our housegu~.:.. home of Mrs. Marguerite Karr were Mrs. Hazel Fox, Mrs. Dugan, worthy patron, presided Rice family were Mrs. George llllnk nothing of ~g undressed In front of others. We prefer with Mra . Howard Nolan Mary Roush and Mrs. Mabel at the meeUng. The sunshine Chaqtbers, the former Susan cmnfort. Embarrassment? Not after the first few minutes.. .lsUng. Members to bring Shields. Mrs. Ferne B. Hayman fund amounting to $15 was Rice, and her 15 month old son, OVER 50 BUT NOT OVER.SEXED own table service. presided at the meeting wtth ~ontributed to cancer research George Clinton. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Doris Adama giving the m honor of the Associate Grand George DeWeese of Athens bear Over: HEATH VNITED Methodist missionary reading entitled Matron Erma Sey!ang who died joined the group for a dinner at Nevertheless, the girl's !allier might over-react If fie heard Church WSCS, 7:30 p.m. "Spot Checking Developments recently. A memorial tribute the home of Mr. and Mrs. Monday at the church; in· in Manila." Refreshments were was given to her by Mrs: Cora Denver Rice on the FoUI'th of about the bottomleas kitchen scene. My vote still goes for a night staUaUon of new officers. served by Mrs. Nora Pearson Webb after which time the altar July. Mr. Chambers, rece·nuy shirt.-H. TUESDAY. and Mrs. Margaret Gloeckner .• .was draped in her honor. promoted to asslataqt cashier at HARRISONVILLE Chapter, to ,those named and Mrs. Doris Refreshments were served at · the Fulton Nations! Bank in Order of the Eastern Star, 8 Sayre, Mrs. Lucy Donai)ue, and the close of the chapter by Mrs. Atlsnta, was unable to acp.m. Tuesday at the hall. Mrs. Mildj'ed Donahue. Letha Morris and Mrs. Webb. company his wife ttere. LEWIS MANLEY Post 263, , · The Riverview 4-H Club met . ments. - Charles Oberholzer. American Legion Auxiliary, 7 July 6 at the Whitehead home THE PINK PANTHERS met p.m. Tuesday at the home of with two advisor~ and niM June29atKaren Werry's home. Mn. Ne111e Winston . members In attendance. They 'fhere were two advisors and P,lan to go lx>wllng the week nine members In attendance. . A layette shower honoring bathtub and baby was served Gaul, Mark and David, Mr. and before judging. Chris Martin Jody Grueser and Sandy · Mrs. Keith Ridenour was held with snack crackers, relishes, Mrs. Jim Thomas, Jimmy and gave a special report on Bicycle Hamilton demonstrated baking · Tue~ay night at the home ' of and iced tea. Jody, Mr. andMrs. RogerGaul, Safety. cooltiea and were ·ln charge of Mrs. Roger Gaul, Sumner Rd., Also attending were Mrs. Rogie and Lea . Ann, Keith Jane Whitehead was in recreation. Pam Harden served · Cheater, with Mrs. Jim Thomas Billy Win4on, Mrs. Lucy Gaul, Ridenour and Rodney Chev- charge of recreation playing the refreshments. ·- Kimberly except as co-hostess. Mrs. Barbara Sargent, Mrs. aller. broom and bottle game. PatU Grueaer. va'l"' : ·Pink and blue streamers Gordon Ridenour, Pam Griffin, Sending gifts to Mrs. GJ'Ossnlc~le and Niese! Duvall THE ~MEROY Bend Club Pon1•r!iv Y ·Phi~~ : decorated an antique cradle In Mrs. David Koblentz, Mrs. Earl Ridenour were Mrs. Ronnie served . refreshments. Ne1tt mel ,July 7 a\ the hom' of Mrs. Ph~;1~ . which ·the gilts were placed. Showalter and Tim, Mrs. Betty Clay, Mrs. Eldon 'Gaul, Mrs. meeUng Is July 13 at the C. E. Blakealee with seven · Games were played with prizes Chevalier, Nancy Ridenour, · DeimarBawn and Nancy, Mrs. Whitehead home , - Niese! memberJ and one advisor at81 po•tagopa ld going to Mrs. Elton Ritchie, Mrs. Clayton Allen, Mrs. John Earl Dean and Melanie, Mrs. Duvall. tending. They planned to camp THE SNOWVILLE Club met on the riverside Saturday, July 1 Wendy Barton, Sherry Epple, Wickham, Mn. Hobert Newell, Opal Eichinger, Mrs . .Wilma •.'!'!!(n•~l' l · Mrs. Alvin Tripp, Mrs. Ray Beth and Jane Ann Ritchie, Klla Ginther, Mrs. Betty Frederick, recently at Mrs. Guy Morrill' 10. · Jenny Chapman, carol ''""'· Young, Mrs. Forrest Showalter; Young, Mrs. Okey Connolly, Mrs. Grace Louden, Mrs. Jean bGu8e with two advtaora and Lewla and Melanie Burt gave -.:io,;fe1r- wlhore. 1 and Mrs. Buck Calaway. The Diane Epple, Mrs. Roger Epple, Summerfield,. Mrs. Helen ellht members preaent. They clemonairllt!Oill. .::~:; , door prize was won by Mrs. Mrs. Irene McGrath, Mrs . Wolle, Mrs. Becky Schrimer, pllln to so to Camden Park July Jenny reflnllhed a piclui'e Hobert Newell, Grace Gwnpf, SheUa Toney. Mrs. Pauline Rice, Carolyn 14. Ronnie Wood gavt a frame, Melanie cleaned a - After Mrs. Ridenour opened .Mrs. David Riggs and Parker, Mrs. Gaye Smalley, clemonllrltlon on how to !eat window, and Carol showed how · her gifts, a cake decorated wlthtjlstina, Mrs. Larry Hill, Mrs. Heriry Hunter, Mrs. 1811. Jeff and Steve Arnold were to ~~ a bed.• The next pink and blue booUes and roaes nnifer and Denise Dean, Cella Evelyn Bowers, Mrs. Wallace II ebarae of recreation, piiY.lnl ~tine liiCheduled for July 12 and centered with a mlniatur cCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Amberger, and: Mrs. Gladys Ill and other oulllde galllll. at Mrs. Blakeslee's home. · Bonnie Morris served refrah- Tina Duffy, · · Croy. -:----.' 1 k en I % R rrogram on -etJCe Meig~ Layette Shower Given Tuesd!Jy .--·~ 4-·u Ouh News LETARTFAI.i3-Aspemf meeUng was held •t the Letart Falll ComrnunityJia!I Friday night at 8 to aee what could be done to repair the building. Dallas Hlll, president of the Community trustees, 11reaided: Three trusteea rHlgnlng were Mrs. Early Roush, Mrs. Eula Wolfe and Mrs. St. Clair Hill. New trusteea appointed were Mrs, George Yonker, Mrs. Herbert Roush and Virgil Roush. ~~ was decided to repair the building If funds could be secured. Mrs. George Yonker waa ~le!l aecntary. Tilt trustees voted to meet each month at the Hall on the first Frldlly at ~ p.m. Altelldlns were Mr. and Mra. Early Roush, Mrs. Eula,. Wolfe, Mrs. St. Clair Hill, Mrs. · George YOnker, Mrs. Herbert Roush, Mrs. Iva Orr, Mrs. Harriett . Nelgler, Tom Norris, Elmer Pickens, Dallas 'Hill, Don Richard Hill, Loyd Nice and Mrs. Elizabeth Roush. Ramtry ., Reunton . . n·eld . . • · . , ' · . NEW HAVEN The Tim and Nancy, Muon. descendants of Jo~li and Mrs.DorothyVanMeter,Uaa ~hda Aurnllle.r Roach held .and Lois Peters, Clifton; Sam thetr annusl reunton In the New Roach, Lake Hughell, Calif.; Haven park. JulY.3rd . • Bryan Roa ch,'"eirton w ; Mr•and Attending were Mrs. Sarah Mrs. 'fohn Roach, Del~ and Spears, Frank Brumage, Mr. Johnnie, ChrlaUe Keams, 0r1.a and Mrs. Charles Grannon, Zerkle, Mr. and Mrl. Clarla John "Gus" Riggs, Mr. and Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Mrs. Daniel Evans and Sheila, Hall, MJ;s. Amelia -Roach, Mrs. Roseville, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. .Francea ,Carroll, Hartford;!Mr. Floyd Graves, Michele Waggle, and Mrl: 'I>Oaal~ ·Zerlde, Mr. and Mrs. Mel Cremeans, Donald Stewart Zerkle III, Paul and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oh· Paul R. Spears afid Richie, Mrs. linger and chlldren, Mr. Margaret Smith, Zaneaville; and Mrs. OtUe Roach, Allee , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jeffers, Roach, Mr8.' Stella Johnson, son Stephen, Randy, Ruth and Letart; Dale Roach, Bessie Sherrie Lewts, Mr. and Mrs. OhUnger, Becky Ohlinger, Mrs. Jack Manuel, Misty and Jackie Janice Stanley, Vanna at;d Lee, Mrs. Wilma WUIIams, .Joanna Fry, Vaughn and. Crooksville. . Amanda Miller, New Haven. Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Clark, Joyce and Chris, Patty Ford, Hebron; Mr. and Mrs.' Phil PICNIC ANNOUNCED VIckery, Lancaster ·, Mrs. The Me'•• County ReUred '6" Manford Hutton, Jacqueline Teachers Association and and June Ann, Middleport; Il(t'. gliesta wiD hold a picnic at the and Mrs. Edward Spears, roadaldeparkonnewRoute33, · Cameron Spears and Patti on the left going north, at 5:30 Venters, Cheahlre; Mr. and p.m. m Saturday, July 17. Mrs. LesterRoach,Stephenand Thoseredattending are to take a Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. James cove dish and table service. Lavender, Amanda; . Randy, R Ri ki Ronnie, dEstelIa Mr ay, andc e, VISIT IN BRADBURY Rusty an Ange , . Mrs. Mrs. James Neutzllng and George Tripp, Mal'f Ann and daughter, Patti, Pomeroy, were ScotUe, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tueaday visitors of Mrs. Lee Roach, Larryray and Roger, . Baughman and Jeffrey, Mr. andMrs. AifredR. Stewart, Bradbury. Hill Family Reunited RACINE - The annual Hill Mr, and Mrs. Robert Euler Family reunion, of descendants and family of ~Ieaton, W. of the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Va.; Harry Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Hill, Sr., was held at the ' Joe Glenn and falnily, 11fr. and Shriners' park at Racine Mrs. Virgil Hlll and famUy, Mr. Sunday, June 7, with 150 at- and Mrs. CllHord Hill, Mr. and tending . A basket dinner was Mrs. Max Hill and children ' Mr. ~a~llng . ~:·.f':s~r:! ~ =~ en:: the farthest : . were Mr. and Mrs. Dale HUJ .of Hliven, Fla.; Danny Hill, Mr. Moore Haven, Fla. and 'Mrs. Mike Hill and Doily; Others attending were Mr. Mervin Hill, Columbus· Mr. and Mrs; St. Clair Hill, Mr. and' and Mrs. Dallas Hlll, chuciren Mrs. Don Bell and daughter, 'Jan,'>Mt and Dean, Mr. and Lorna, Dr. and Mrs. Earl Mrs. Mershal! Roush and Joey~ Grimm and sons of Colwnbus; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond HenJames Roy Hill, Mr. and Mrs. sler, Mr:· and Mrs. David David Hill and sons, Mr. al)d Hensler, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mrs .. George Hill and family, Hensler and Jamie, Mr. and Mr.andMrs.ClarenceHill,Mr. Mrs . Cecil Roseberry and and Mrs. Glen }'lhodes and son, family, Mr. 81\d Mrs. Ray Hill, Joe Hill and son, Mr. and Mrs. of Scott Depot, W. Va.; Mr, and Bill Bigelo and children, aU of Mrs. Dale Musser of Rutland; Rogers, Ohio; Mr. and \'drs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Stephe111 of Albert Hlll, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. CUlloden, W. Va.; Mrs. Mary Robert Hill, sons Pat and Jay, Stephens of Charleston; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. BIUy Hill and Helep King and daughter of family, Mr. and Mrs. Wald Riley, Kansas; Mr. aild Mrs. Foster and children, of Gralg Roush and daughter of Columbbs; Mr. and Mrs. Phillp Syracuse; Mr. and Mn. crewe, Hill alld daugliter' of Gaillpolls; · Saul and grlllldclflugbter, Rev. Mrs. Inez Hlll, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Dale MI:OUJ'I, Rev. Brody Huffman and children, and . Mra. Frank Cba111lnw, Mr. and Mrs. Doll Richard Hill Rev. Martha Mainer, Jean and farnlly, Mr. and 1'>frs. Slotar, Jan Alkire, M•bae; · Dennie Htll and children, Leta Lloyd, Pomeroy, aad Tommy Hlll, Mr. and Mrl. Sandy and Debbie Hapn, of Darrell Dugan and children, Largo, Fla. Mr. and Mrt. Henry 8111 and All of the chlldnn were family, Mr. and Mn. Roger preaent except Mfl; Harold Hill, Mr. and Mra. Hlirold Grimm of Colwnbu• who had ~· of Portland. · recently bean holpitallzed. ·----.-.-ll!lll!!fll!l'l ~ . . ~ McCLURE'S DAIRY ISLE At Karr &Van Zandt. The Truly One Coat Royale, Gel-Flo Exterior Alkyd .1971 OLDS DELTA 88 H.T. SEDAN OUSE PAINT BY -Davenport No-Hits Reds NON-CHALKING MIWEW RESISTANT. ·~ ~e\Jy.IIK~'cbr\~Jstency. I air,_:_ _ .. air ____ ,;,_ ,. 88, Yanks Survive Pirate Attack Karr & Van Zandt KEEP COOL ' t ' 69 PONTIAC . $2195 CROW'S 69 BUICK · .$3695· .STEAK HOUSE H ---~~ -----~ 11,000 B.T.U. ·---•-•--·------- '279 -12,000 B.T.U. --~---~----------·'299 V-8 Super Bee. 2 dOor coupe. Beautiful burgundy finish with rnatching interior • .power steering, ' automatic. low mileaQe. ""=::3. IE= \--~ see Bill Nelson', Ceward caivertor Fred B.laennar•. MANY MORE RIGGS BROS. INt 985·41 0° · Located On S. Rt. 7 Chester, 0. ....- -. . .•· -...--":""_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. , SANDWICH ·: BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS ·· '116 Years of Continuous Business . PHONE 992-2143 · POMEROY, 0!110 .... ........................................................................;'411 ~Y¥.Y..VV+~~'Y'Y¥ . . . . ....•• . I 8,500 B.T.U. ---~..--~-----------· '229 • Of 67 BUICK · . $1595. 68 DODGE';' · ,· . . 1195· ~ with black· vinyl .top. $169 2195· 68 BUICK· .-'(,,d., By Phon.' And Tako Em H!>m• ' 992-5432 !-_-i·---ill!.. I .. FROST FREE. MODElS H&R F �!laP "J I 'I l,~oy,O.,July9,1971 · ·Roster "'"' -......Aile . IiilO (UPI):... ~s AndersOn, who plclted !lla Mill 4 '•11 •.!Js tile annual oneleftJiander,alsoaddedBUCh AIIIIWO..a~'tlaerSiadlum familiar NL stars as Don .. DetrWt 'l'n ky, completed Keulncer and Ron Santo of the IIIII clalt ""'•u ._ ft·-•- C"'-. ft 0 CUbe, Pete ROle and u1 · - • ·Raberto Clemente . to h,li lltb Lee May of his own Reds, FeUx lllld-Aml!ler clullc. ~n of the AUanta Bravea, Brock Of the St .Louis ., L , ou Cardinals, and Rusty Staub of the Montreal Expos, Also named were such rising y01111g stars as Bobby Bonda Of the San Francisco Giants, Nate Golbert of the San Diego .Padres and :r.Janny Sailguillen of the Pittsburgh Pirates. For the three 11 wm mark their first otar Game. All.., . Of" the supplemental entries, · Clemente, the Pirates' longUmesuperstar,wasthe ·oidest and Bonda . the youngea t. Only Willie Mays and Hank Aaron, NOW AT '· BAUM LUMBER · J.7\T.l·C 1 j · kla•~a· NO Meigs Organist in Recital . NEW been ~ Chic 002 ofo 001- 11 o L.A. 200 000 .ooo-:- 2 iO 4 record of 68 Thursday, and Holtzman !8-9) and Martin ; EngllshmenToilllllyHOI"tolland Moeller, 'Brewer (8) and Malcolm Gregson. Ferguson. LP-Moeller <~·ll'. ThOIIISon, who won 1\.ro of his Mon 203 o0o 0011- 5 8 1 five titles at the same course, Ph~~Ginn,~.!: ~~j,~,krs~al~ Ill at 143 with English amateur 18) and Bateman; Renoylds, star Mike Bonallack and "South Champion (3), Wilson (81 and African D!!le Hayes. ' Ryan, McCarver (6) . WP""''d'Sand Is t 1" hlle . Wilson (i-2) LP-Reed (2-2). """"'• . ers a . ""w HR-Johnson (16th) , Billly 1101. Bert Yancey, Charles · Coody, ' McCarver (8th) . Millar Barber Howle Johnson and Auitr. K~l Nagle are " ~~~{ ~ 811~ ~ 1 ~ ~ among seven playersat 145, six Gullett, Clnnlger (6), Granger ' .,. strokea off the pace. •(9) and Crolares; KIS(In, Giusti ' (9) and Sangulllen. WP- Kison 0 -0) Lfl.!-Gullett (9-3). HRMeiiJ!il . Roberlson (16th) . ship which could have his for taking. · That Ill the opinion of f)velime winner Peter Thomson of Australia who clalmB Nicklaus Ill playing too cautiously and def.enslvely. . Nicklaus, who haa fired two sub-par rouncl4 of 71 for a four under par total of 142 Is lhr~ strokes off the pac~ set b)' ' happy-go-luckyMexlcan-Ainerlcan Lee Trevino and Brltalil's Touy Jacklin. . . Trevin. 0 and Jacklin, who . ~I added 70's Thursday to their opening rounda of 89, head a star.,gtudded tournament leader board. Asian . champion . Uang Huan Lu trails by one stroke with former winners Arge!lli· nian Roberto de Vlcenzo and Gary Player have notched eight Velma Fleming to Ohio Holzer Medical Center, First Btitiah and U.S. open victories . Power Co., Ease., Lebanon Ave. and Cedar St. General between them while the 35· George H. Pullins, ·Eunice vllliting hours 2-4 and 7-3 p.m. year-old ~ from Taiwan has PuiUns to Donald R. PuiUns, Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to every tour Peggy Pulllns, 4.5 Acres, Olive. 4·30 p m Parents only on won practicaIIY • Lee to · · · A. E. Lee, June P. . Pediatrics Ward. nament on the limited twomonths Asian circUit in his 15 Henry D. Hill, Loretta K. Hill, Births 23 sears as a professional. · Acre, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Trevino Is confident he can Eugene Wilson, NeUle Wilson Singleton, Vinton, a son; Mr. win because of a new· found to Board of Trustees, Olive· and Mrs. George S. Burns, · mental attitude of positive Twp., LotS, Olive. · Hamden, a son, and Mr. and HOMEMADE : thinking to which be credited Maxine A. Hobbs, Harvey J. Mrs. Jannes C. McCorkle, Oak Hobbe to Franklin Real Estate, HIU Ham Salad · his second round 70. , a son. Jacklin, out of shape since 90 ·~ Acrea, Salem-Rutland. Dlllcbarges ch.... Spread Winning the u.s. Open last Vernal H. Well, LouiSe Well to . Mrs.lda c. Bachner, William . year, remains co-favorite with Larry M. Well, Vern C. · Wejl, H. Bennett, Paula H. Booth, Troyer's Tfal Trevino and Nicklaus at 4-1 to !.50 Acres, Bedford. Charles Kenneth Burris, Jr., -=~~~~ ii~ft;t.;~~~"~"~-~~ AlbefiHill, Jr., Ora E. Hill to Mrs Jam~ Richard Call Mr• '!\' '~-· ~~is "kiillb Goble, ~I ~ll"'~ . Don~ Ri~hard CoUey an~ so:;: dlaappointed with hill failure to Lot, Pomeroy. · '· David M. Crabtree II, 130 E. MAIN get birdies in either round on Armand Turley to Ferman E. Lawrence M. Donahoe, Robert the final two par.flve flnlshing 1\foore, Lillian E. Moore, H. Eada, Mrs. Audrey POMEROY holes. Parcels, Middleport. Bert J, Fulks, Donald E. Lu, who played in .the 1967 Garret Knm;. Opal!. Knorr GOheen, Mrs. Bernice J. Gibbs, Masters Tournament in hill only loArthur Goodm, Ella Goodin, 8 Wayne w. Holeman, ChriJ. U.S. appearance, II rated. an Acres, Scipio. topher D. Kimmel, Mrs. Grace Woodyard to ~ayne 0. James C. Kunath, Robert E. excellent chance to Win. · . Good weather with IIIII&' of Zeigler, _P~uline Zeigler, 28 Lee, Danny Lewis, Mrs, ·the wind wbich usually presents Acres, ScipiO. Lemma L. Lighter, Clarence A. difficulties at · the north of OUs Bailey, ~hyllis M._ Massar, Mrs. Cora L. MeEngland · seaside course Is ~Uey, Al~rt Wigal, Sylvia Carley, Mrs. Robert E. McbeUeved to be the reason why WigBI to EdiSOn C. Brace, Dale Carley, Kyle Edward Mc28 players are under the 36 hole E. Ha~t, •36 Acre, Sulton , Causland, Edwin R. Mepar of 146 at Royal Birkdale. Cljrrie E. Grueaer, K. A. Cormick, Mrs. Charles L. With Nlclllaus on 142 are Grueser to William L. Knittel, McFadden, Mrs. Matilda Jane Linda Knittel, Parcels, Miller, Mrs. Daniel E. Onders, p _ _ _ _,.._ _!!lll Pomeroy. Mrs. Otto J . Perry, Mrs. Harold Gilmore, Irene Frances Poe, Mrs. Everett N. _ . , Gilmore lis~ Martha Arnold, .,1 Riffle, Sr., Mrs. Uoyd Rose and Acre, Sa bury. soo,Mrs. GeorgeP.Smith,Mrs. Herman 0. Swaney, James Orin DALTONBEATSGOURLAY Ward, Mrs. Homer W. Walters, SAME DAY NEWPORT, England (UP!)- Mrs. Avonelle Cobb, and Harley SERVICE Judy Dalton defeated Austra· M. Morgan . .In At 9-0ut At 5 llan countrywoman Helen Goilr·use'OUr:Frae Parklnq Lot , lay, 8-6, 6-1, Thursday to reach the final of the Welsh Lawn NFL RETffiEMENT PLAN Tennis Association championNEW YORK (UPI)-National ships. Mrs. Dalton will face Football League players·had ·an HANDCRAFTED FOR -,. ~ 2oi1•6E•.•2nd_.•Po•.m•t•ra•v•••lll Britain's VIrginia Wade for the earlier pension retirement plan Utle, GREATER DEPENDABILITY today. They can now relire at age 55 instead of 65 and draw full pensions, or . take early relirement pensions at 45 instead of 55, . ~ A player who completes 15 years service by 1973 . and retltes at 55 will receive .1,090 a month. With 10 years service "it's $790, and $465 for five years. ihe m :..:.r:.. l·illia/ property I HOSPITAL Transfers NEWS Bau l.umber Jalolfla •, .SHI PM.ENT z'ls By.· 3 only Mays, wlth 21 an d Aaron, Nicklaus II throwing away the · with 20, have more All-Star ·BritiSh Open _.poi! Champkln- · ~~~e;~~:o~~a~~~r~!t D~::~ Ch al :, WESTERN BOOTS : · ' ·. , • ... · • • ' Jesus-a or ePrelude,"by 1 Garth Edmundson; Prelude on . 1 . Once you pull on a pair "Rhosymedre," by Ralph 1 of Acme Western boots, Vaughn Wiillams ; and "Partita 1 they'll be tops on your on an Easter Hymn," by Piet • ~~ntedd:~~'er~~~~~ lei~ Post. i' comfort and see · the She will share. the program • difference In looks . , . with Mls9 Andrews and with : thanks to the lightLon. Schreiber,· organist at weight construction of ·• luxurious leathers. National City Chdstisn Church • in Washington, D. C., and two It olher 'organists ·of the t Associatiouln. The recital is '• . Sunday, J y 18, at 8 p.m. at • West Liberty Slate College. • Mrs . Foster, organist at e Chicago's First Christian • · Church, was the honoree at ,a • MEN'S ,. WOMEN'S benefit recital by the pasloral • family of the Chico Church at • STARTING At whlch enough money was raised •,' , to send her as her church's representative ·to the con- t .. vention. • · FoUowing the convention Joy • will visit with her parents, Mr. : · • , POETIC LICENSE • 399 W. Main St. 992-2164 Pomeroy, Ohl~ I The Store With "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" The two toP. candidates for For Pels . Stables. Large & Small Animals. Lawns . the University of Ml$souri • Gardens. I . 1 football team's slarting slot I back position are Mike Fink • , and Chuck Link. • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • , , 18 99 MODERN SU PPL.y . SHI RJ FINISHING Robinson's Cleaners' 11 Red GAME BIRD FEED -·~ 1.111 ' ~0000 ~""'"'•·· ·101.16 121.11 IIZ.:D IOJI ....... ltOO 102.65 ll7.511 111.11 72-.ltl• ,.. _"-' 12.!6 110.13 65.95 82.44 !1.12 1.11 ·IJI 13.11 60,00 15.1111 • 10.011 1.61 e t ,• • • e • • • ' :, 1 t •'• • • e • • • • lhat the club had drawn au. 2 in Show 1, "Labor Dl}'," interpretlve arraneement. Severa!lllfliDben piiJI to enter. A worbbop wu aet for July Zl at the borne of Mre. Dora He8ton. a, · For Today. •· I ~. .• .r•RM.E . R.S·BAN.K ! and SA-,;INGS oo·· . j i u f look dry. · Mrs. Tboma .-lei the Orit rule for lily aucce11. Is perfect drainage to prevent rot. Pjanlinl on a alllht • or In • relied bed 11 _..P.I, she 88¥1. Mn. 'i'hmDa a111o J'eCOIII!IItnded , that beds be em;iched witb bonemeal or euperphoaphate witb a generous amount of hum~, that sand or gravel be mixed with lleaYr soU, an~ !bat the bulbi be mulched well for tile lint winter. , · . 5evera1 illy specimens were dlsp~ along with the Dower · arrangements, "Anything Yciu Can Do I Can Do Better;" !ISing ,two contilners. Judging the exhibits were Mrs. Cora Beegle and Mrs. John Terrell. Blue ribbons went to Mrs. Thoma for ·a tall mocJern arrangement using dalllea, dried wisteria 'vine, and foliage in m088 green avon botUes on a green base; to Mrs. Lewis for shasta dalslea ·and foliage in two bi:own battles one a redwood base, and to Mrs. Thomas who used asparagus foliage, Queen Anne's lace, and !Illes. in-gold mugs. Final plans ·were made for a rummage 981e to be held Aug. &7and for a picnic to be held at a , camp site on the Ohio River on Aug. 11. · Recreation was conducted by Mrs. Terrell and Mrs. Thomas aerved li de9Sert course. ~ . 0...... f ' LONG BOTTOM - Mr. (llld Mrs. Gene Congo, Long ·Bottom', ar~ announcing the engagement of their daughter, Shirley, to Mr. Aaron Sayre, Portland, son of Mrs. Doris Sayre, and the late Mr. Oliver Sayre, Sr. Miss Congo Is a 1971 gradua~ of Southern High School and will attend Obio State . Cosmetology School in Columbus this fall. Mr. Sayre Is a 196~ graduate of Southern High School and will be a junior at Ohio State University this fall. Wedding plans are incomplete. h s. o·'P j . care was glv.~n by Mrs. Thoma, who pointed out thai most lilles prefer the sun but there. aie a <a few that will tolerate some shade. She recommended that tall IUies 'be staked since the Pearl Mora, following the theme of the workshop, displayed arrangementS made of roadside ma!frial. They also judged arrangements brought by members. Ribbons were awarded to Mrs. Oris Ginther · for an arrangement Of Peruvian daffodils featuring a Madonna, imd to Mrs. Purley Karr for a patriotic arrangement in mass OUR· SPECIALTY . PRiME RIB OF BEEF STEAKS I·----------------------·~·-':"·-·11 Soiuiy's Coc;klail Hour- 5 Til7 DAILY 1-------------Party Foods For Down Payment ran1i111 from 10% to 25% of retail sale small additional cost Life insurance is available on an optional basis at a price will be accepted. {Bahr Semi-Annual G" th bite ha d 1pe Appreciation was expressed to In er w r y swee as. For roll call, members named Mrs. Earl Dean for her lnan unusual Dower for use in terpretive flower arranging arrangem~nts. demonstra lion a I the ope_n Thequizl>yMrs. Reid Young meetingoftheRu)iandFriendly d · Ch d Gardeners. an Mrs. Wya11. a we 11; was won by Mrs. Donald Mora and Following the meeting, a Mrs , Robert , Wood. The wiener roast around a wood fire devotions, "My Summers Past" · in the Knight yard was enjoyed were by Mrs. Earl Dean who by the members. Favors were read poetry including corn holders. Hostesses were "Beginning," "It Couldn't Be Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Leonard Done," and "Work." She Erwin. Thenextmeelingwillbe concluded with the nine a picnic at 7 p.m. on the first requisites for living. Wednesday in August at the Men and Woman•s Wearing Apparel . LOAN FROM ~~~Peo Of P01•1 PlUSAIJ ' ~ GET YOUR 4.PIECE PLACE SEniNG OfiMPERIA'LTINE- CHINA FREE NOWI WATCH FOR OUR AD SUNDAY IN THE SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL . heada are heavy, and that effort d~~~: Clarence Neutzling sh:~. Robert Wood will is wasted if the bulbs aren't sOWld. Lilies are best ordered displayed a dahlia specimen, provide .the article for "Green first of the season, and Mrs. Thumb Notes" in August. · from mail order catalogs in the - - - - - - - - summer even though they are SON IS BORN not planted until fall, she Mid, RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe of Antiquity are For All Oc asions · announcing the birth of a son, · RECEPTION PLANNED Her choice? We w'lre flowera evt>rywhere Chad Allen, weighing 6 lb. 9 oz. Areception honoring the Rev. at Holzer Medical Center June A C.. ravelle, and Mrs. Robert Bumgarner 16. Grandparents are Mr. and of course. will be held Tuesday night at the Mrs. Ira Arnott of Antiquity, Heath United Methodist Chur~h ' Whether slle's II mini your pulse or at 8 p.m. AD members of the and Mrs. Virginia Wolfe, I< Syracuse. Great-grandparents the baby's fetdlnt. every seeond church are invited to attend the Pomeroy Shop tounts. And Csrmlle has the are Ott Arnott, Racine RD and watch she csn count on. A specisl reception. Butternui.'Av•, Pomeroy John Sellers, PorUand. Chad nurse's model nsmed the "Rioollff Mrs. Mi liard Van Meter was welcomed by a brother, 8". Wster reaistsnl, sllock resistCharles Jr., and a sister, Cathy. In! II his 17 lewtls, 1 sweep sec:· DAUGHTER BORN oni/ hsnd, fufl numersl luminous Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hill, dill, stsinless steel blck me. And 1 prsctkal price. Sl5" Letart Falls, announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Angle Lynne, at the Holzer CAR~VELLE~ Mecjical Center. Born on July 1, by BULOVA the Infant weighed six pounda, six ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Roush, East Letart, and Mrs. Inez Hill, Racine, are the grandparents. Mrs. Ull1an Duffy, Syracuae, and Mrs. Josle Roush, Racine, are great. ._ _ _ _ _ _ __ . grandmothers. BAH R New lRBtallations and Repai1'8 •••••••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••• . Lower price than the competition is only the beginning. You also get more car per dollar with better Ideas. Plus better deals and better delivery from Ford Dealers! bigger stocks! LTO , • . wt'ttrt qultt II' built In to . ltty. Strong. Luxurloua. Power front dllc braklt trt 1tand1rd. Mar•l ••~r llp. Loti morel BASED ON MANUFACTURERS' SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICES FOR COMPARABLY EQUIPPED MODELS Warm Furnaces $66 LESS THAN VW 113 $149 LESS THAN VEGA - ~~ PlATFORM lloc:UR ~. - ~ . Red Rose Game Bird Starter and Red Rose Complete Game Bird Grower are formulated with the same care and precision as all Red Rose feeds. They are .a blend of the highest quality lngredlonts- contaln high levels of vitamins, are fortified with antibiotics and unknown growth fact.ors, plus a full measure ot energy-producing nutrients . . , to provide game birds with the nutritive elements needed for thrifty development and efflcle~t growiK . · ' . Pomeroy CLOTHIERS Pk'IIO , . . hOHett ulllng llttlt n..-comtt In A.rn.rlcl. 75 LDUIIIE CHAIR 992·2115 i ' . ... Mulberry Ave. '' SALE STAR.TS MON., JULY 12 , _ . . civic committee chairman, had weeded the Dower beds at Memory Gardens, a swnmer project of the club. , A progre!JS report<,was.givl!R '' on the junior gardeners in •the Five Point Star Stitchers and the Court . House cutups 4-H Club. II was noted that four m e m b e r s d i s pI aye d arrangements at the Regatta ' • 81X CHAIAI IN..ONI! with both ~ easy one-knob Color 1Y *'IIlli 1Y LOUIIIE $168 LESS THAN DEMON $176 LESS THAN NOVA RELAX· 2·DR HARDTOP In Total Comfort fl '-------------~----~:---...... In thll Inviting, stylish Astral ~OCk ·tl . 675-2460 ~ MIDDLE PORT, OIIHIIIO...IIIIIi~lllilillilllllll!lilllllilliii.....~•P•TII.•PL•E•AiiiS•A•NT•,II!IW•... VA. Plumbint & Heating · 222 E. Second Edward Bltr Pomeroy BAKER FURNITURE Mlddllport, 0. $10 LESS THAN CAMARO LTD •·D•·""'~P $1158 LESS THAN CAPRICE LTD , ..,. ttuotoo $1,65 LESS THAN CAPRICE VISIT FORD COUNTRY TODAYI $138 992·5186 - Middleport, Oh.IO rM-or~a~f~ar~m~·_ _ _ ____:_.:~~~~~~~~~~~~:i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~f A Rocker-Recliner That Does Everything · WITH AMOBILE HOME I ,. -.:·-~!'·--··I Your Pleasure Is Our Business En joy Pin In~ At Its Best Air ·SUGAR RUN MILLS . Phone 992•1038 or See Sonny Smith For Reservations · Held in Che;ter ClEARANCE hemerocallls !Pis since they group, Mrs. Paul president, are in a restand period. Madonna Mrs. Donald Mora and Mrs. reported that Baer, Mrs. Dale Kautz lilies, she said, should be divided as soon as they are finished blooming. A r,ir.~ram on lilles, their selection, plantlng'and summer DINING \ . •·-h · th A wor... op on e Meigs County Fair flower show schedule was a feature of the meeting of Chester Garden Club Wedneadayeveningatthehome d h of Mrs. Howar Knig I. Mrs. Roy Holter directed the workshop, "A Challenge - Use What You Have for Flower Arranging," and discussed the various cla9Ses of the county fair show. Using material brought by members, arrangements · in various classes were made by the junior class. Prayer by who recently restgnec1 u ldilo Coleman · concluded the dergarten teacher in tile Melli meeting. Local District. , . . -. . . . . . . . . ._.._._._._. .~~ . SON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Evans, Portland, are announcing the birth of a son, Ryllll Michael, on July 1 at the Holzer Medical Center. The lnfant· weiglied 9 pounds, !our ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Evans have two daughters, Alicia, seven, and Cindy, six. Grand· parents are · Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Portland, and Mrs. Bernice Evans, Pomeroy. Shirley Congo Engaged /( a.. . bulldlrig. Junior Coleman WBII Board to teacb 1 named IUIII.It8nl~tendent Community School. of the Sunday school, and Patty y0UJ18erclassof~.wjll­ HyaeU was appointed Blliatant taught by Mrs. JamMtlt teacher for the ~and Crooks 111onw of Mli'""IPart. FloWer ~teneers . OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT t l1l1ed at the montbly meeting of the United Faith . Non· denomj natlonal Church congregationatthe home of·Mr. andMrs.MelvtnDrake,Racine, Tueaday night. . A poUuck . dinner with the Rev. Robert E. Smith giving gNce ~ed the m~ting attended by 10 adults and nine cl!fld,ren. II was decided lo change the m~tings frorrl the lint. Wednesday. to the first · Tu~sday of each month to avoid a conflict · with Bible study ·11e88lons at the church. The group dlscus9ed a heatinil _system f~r the church, the poasibility ol a hymn fest with an offering for new song bookS, 992-2039 grained Walnut color on select hardwood Furniture : . ., • • • . ' Several chw'ch JIQIIIIons were and fire inauranee on .the County Mental , Re•lltliA IU)~RS · "lllltlltltt · Contemporary styled compact console in lnp~ e i i · A Tho••""l._t.. r--'' . Tho DALTON • 84512W •4·99'5 e Park· ., Mre. Earl Tbcma will ptovlde the Green Thumb Nota colwnn ~ The. Dally Sentinel on July 23, and ~rs. Tbo111111 will provide the one for Oct. 21 . A communication to the club frim Ule state program book chalrnum revealed lhat clqb lied for second place in Raglon 11 for the 11J89.70program book. A thank-you note was read :Y,ff¥ ¥¥¥~•••••• from the Pomeroy Alumnl Assn. for Dower arrangements ~ . made for the annual llanq!!et. i Mrs. Thompson reported on a 1 . • meeting on oriental Oower ·· AI long as yo~ live, keep . , arranging which.she attended in learning how to li~e. 1. , Belpre, and also the opell meeting of the Rutland Garden -Seneca; Club where ·she did a progrann 0!1 arra11ging rOses. Mrs. Lewis abo attended the latter meeting. It was noted that Mrs. Thoma received a third place award in the Regatta Dower show. . Mrs. Thomas gave devotions using as her topic "Cooperate With God and Take care of His . fridays Only The Drive-In Window . Earth." Members responded to ·• · is Open · roll call by naming a Illy ·they 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. have or would Uke to have. · · (Continuously) T)te calendar of thlngs·to do ,I · for July was read by Mrs. Uoyd ' othtr Banking Hours 9 to Moore. She suggested that 3 ond 5 to 1 as usual on gardens be watered as needed :: Fridays. and that dusting and spraying ~ taken care of. humidity ~a il rn high then plants should be dusted for the red spider, she ~ ,w , Mid. She ~0 auggested !bat .• · ;i POMEROY, OHIO compost be turned over and the MemberFDIC ground be soaked with a run· · · Member Fsderal ning hose. . Reserve Svslem ' , Other lhlngs abe 9Bid should ,..,...,...,..,.,..,...,...,..,.,.,.. be done include slaking tall perennials, snipping . off blossoms as they fade to extend ~e l!looming season, giving chryslmthemlll!lS a feeding for Her time is betterfalldlsplay,andpinching • preCIOUS. them back for the final lime. Sbe also suggested that now Is a Her timepiece good time to divide and reset Wi}.~~- 1 · Trust.Your Home H8at To·. ONLY e . ' ' SENSATIONAL VALUE INACOMPACT CONSOLE! Commander Control • AFC-Automatic Fine-luning Control • 1 Congregation Fills Offices ~a~~ lin. Robirt 'n>tlaiJIICIIi ant!. diJcuased and it wu reported IIIII advilld aplaet bulbi lbat liln, Robert Lewll of the Wlndlnc n-all GirdeD Club have beea invlltd to tlhlblt flower arra.-nts at the Olslo .AIIacqUon of Garden clulll' annul eonwnUon in . Colwnbul, Aujj. 10-12. .The lnYitallcml, extendfd by the fiower shoW committee Jor . U1e lltate convention, nre noted ,at !be meetlntaround a ~P· fire of tile .W!ndlng l'raU Club ·•Wem-Jay llltlhlat Royal 00 . Park. Mre. Dan ThOIIIIS wu !JOBleu. . Participation In the Meigs County Fair Dower shows was .. . . . must be trustworthy. Ph. 992·3502 solids and : I I s\:.= .MIDDLEPORT.BOOK STORE e . · e, • • •.• • • .• • • • I I• Club · Mee,ts ~ at By' United Prtn latoma"-1 · ::~~~~~anncte~:ef~~d -~~~R~=pl~d(Ta'~ ::.:~·~ ~= . ~... appearances than Clemente. . ·Of the othen, Tuesday's ganne will be !he .eventh lor Sanlo, sixth for Rolle, fifth for We're wftMIIIt 11111 lltoll•t · Staub, fourth for Keaalnger, ::.:~!1 "'f:'" 1;.::.7. 11•1~'·':. third for Millan and second for Prlco sllrtl '""' 141t on · Brock and May. I( ...... uwa •ft-r. There were no surprise Taktodvantaoe ~ 11111 once- selections by Anderson as he •:l:: · ,~o!r•H:::! sluck pretty ~lose lo the lawn or o1rdon troctor . .balloting of ~ fans wiUi the come In lodoy lor a froe tl of Bo da h •t Clf1!10111trlllon ride. Put your exc;ep on n , w o.waan annong the first 10 in voting but .ltvorlto Whnl Horse tractor ·to tllo tnt, Hurry I., Silo luis anly two wnko. T.ho boo! won a spot because of his alllimo to mlkOtho bn1 deal II round play. nowt ,Easy terms avallatfle. Brlntl.'lho kldo. Free Whttl Anderson also .plcked manaand Doll Dlt\' balloon• lor gers Walter Alston of the lUI · · ' Dodgers, Danny Murtaugh of ~ . the Pirates and Preston Gomez . " . of the Padres 88 his coaches Plo"""lnTr•ctortnv . 'and Leo Hughes of the Giants WllttiHonUalu&Sorv. as trainer. I'.. Baltimore ~anager Earl Q'l WI. Weaver, who II handle . the Pis. 915-3301 Cllnte 0 , I\Jllerlcan League AD-Stars, r, · filled out his teann Thursday. 1.- Till Dllly8BDIIDel, ~oy. 0., Jul7 1,1f11 New York 000 001 0110- 1 3 0 Joy FOIIer argadllt, of 110 .and Mn. Theo &nlth, 121 Mr. and Mra. [limy Zirlde, and · · Am..-lcan LNeue Detroit 200 110 OOx- 3 9 o • . · p . d other reliU¥8; befcn returCalif Callfornla July K. 012 200 JCf1- 7 1 1 Kline, McO.~Iel 111 end · ArllutusAveoue, Chico, Cal11., a Peacock Avenue, ome~oy, an MlnnHOia Munson; G"breth 12-0) and Meigl County womali, haa an her !Jrother-in-iaw and sister, ning to • 100 000 111- .4 12 3 FrHhan. LP-KIIne 17-fl. HRs exciting time ahead of ber ' 17 - ~July 15 she ftlel from. San 1 [.~/J:. (Sthf.rHhan (11th), Mun10n 19~:lY· Stickland 141. Wllllan'll · (B), , · ~ · ~ranclaco ' lo Plttaburgh and Hall (9) and MIHwerals. WP-,- Boston 000 DOl 202- 5 11 1 from there motors to Belbany Murphy (5-11). LP-Lubber (0- Cleveland 020 100 0110- 3 14 o W , Va for the National cOn' 2) . HAt-Gonzales (1) , Carcle- Lonborg, Lei 17), Lyle (9) • ·• • nas 1111, • , and Joseph, Mo!•tgomery ' (8); ventlon of the Aasoclatlon of . ,-:;/" · . . tjarg~n, Colbert (7) end Hinton. Dlaciples Musicians at Betl)any lETTY ~ROCKER ..... : . . •. • ······· SUS &_!7·" KanCity 000 100 000:... 1 5 2 WP-Lae (7-2) , LP-Colbert 12· College and at West Uberty , Mllwakee 002 000 0110- 2 6 0 2) . HR.-Hinton (5th), · P.e· .McCALL'S , · · , ·. · · · · · · · · · • · · · • • · · · · · · S6.95 · Spllttorft, Aberna.llv (8) and trocelll (14th), Montgomery State CoUege. BETTER HOMES & GARDEN· ·········· · · · • S5.95 May : l.Qpez, Sanders (9) and (lsi). - , · ·' • A member of the Disciples PEPPERIDGE FARM .••...... . • · · • · . -. · • S7.95 2 2 DINNER FOR TWO .. . .. ····. ·:· ········· -,S2.H Rod...':~"" · WP-lopez 1 · 1Musicians' organlz.ation, . Joy 3 13 AND MANY GTHERS LP pllttorff · ': ·· WashlnQin 100 ooo 101- s 6 o attended the national con• · . ' Oakland 040 000 0110- .4 13· 1 ~lflmore 400 030 DOx'- 7 11 I vention laat summer in Denver Chicago 010 100 0110- 2 5 1 J. Brown, Plna (1), Lindblad and as 8 .result Of that exDobson and Duncan; Wood, (6), Rlddteberger (1l <tnd Romo (9) and Herrmann. WP- · .BIIIIns: Cuellar . 03-11 and perlencew118invltedtoplaylna ' - - - - -..."!""'~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dobson (8-01. LP-Wood (8-5) . Hendricks. LP-Brown . (2-2) . joint recital· at . this yee,r's ,e • e • t e • ·• • • •·• e • t t • It • HRs-Andrews (lolL Milton <m. HR.a-F. Robinson (13th), Ret- mee~g. She will work under ·tenmuncl . · "' - (6th) - · ·--· the supervision of Mildred : ·National Laaguo Andrews of Nonnan, Okla., orie Hous 100 100 poo..o 2 6 o oftealhische . .counr .s. ~·s foremost organ :,· 'l1,.. 0 s.F. o•aooooox-4 · 6 o ~ • U Wilson · (6-6) and Hiatt; Cuberlancl (5-0) and Dietz. HR Joy's portion of the program t • -Reder (3). · will . include: "Faith of our • hole Detroit's Norm Weaver c Cash, who'll swt •t lint In place ol Ule injured Boog Powell, and added four . more infielders lq Harmon Killebrew and Leo Cardenu of MlilbeBota, Coolde Rojas of K.ansu City , and Bill Neltoll of Ule Chicago White Sox. Bill Freehan of Detroit and · Thunnan Munson of the New York Yankeea were named as addltlonaicalcherawhlleBobby. Mui'cber of the· 'Yankees, Don Buford of Baltlniore, Frank Howard of Waab!ngton, ~ ...~•t and •-Kallne of De.. ua "''..., Otis of Kansas City· were selected as reserve outfielders. • • • UnNeOres . Complet.ed ..Qpd ol . ......... Sparky plldiiD&allffon Wednelday by :1M' u, wllo will Jeld UJe .namlnc.wnrlcht.handenand . KEITH GOBLE 461 South Third Sl, • ,. ~~"--... --'71 hltlhiY"""""' ''11--nt." �!laP "J I 'I l,~oy,O.,July9,1971 · ·Roster "'"' -......Aile . IiilO (UPI):... ~s AndersOn, who plclted !lla Mill 4 '•11 •.!Js tile annual oneleftJiander,alsoaddedBUCh AIIIIWO..a~'tlaerSiadlum familiar NL stars as Don .. DetrWt 'l'n ky, completed Keulncer and Ron Santo of the IIIII clalt ""'•u ._ ft·-•- C"'-. ft 0 CUbe, Pete ROle and u1 · - • ·Raberto Clemente . to h,li lltb Lee May of his own Reds, FeUx lllld-Aml!ler clullc. ~n of the AUanta Bravea, Brock Of the St .Louis ., L , ou Cardinals, and Rusty Staub of the Montreal Expos, Also named were such rising y01111g stars as Bobby Bonda Of the San Francisco Giants, Nate Golbert of the San Diego .Padres and :r.Janny Sailguillen of the Pittsburgh Pirates. For the three 11 wm mark their first otar Game. All.., . Of" the supplemental entries, · Clemente, the Pirates' longUmesuperstar,wasthe ·oidest and Bonda . the youngea t. Only Willie Mays and Hank Aaron, NOW AT '· BAUM LUMBER · J.7\T.l·C 1 j · kla•~a· NO Meigs Organist in Recital . NEW been ~ Chic 002 ofo 001- 11 o L.A. 200 000 .ooo-:- 2 iO 4 record of 68 Thursday, and Holtzman !8-9) and Martin ; EngllshmenToilllllyHOI"tolland Moeller, 'Brewer (8) and Malcolm Gregson. Ferguson. LP-Moeller <~·ll'. ThOIIISon, who won 1\.ro of his Mon 203 o0o 0011- 5 8 1 five titles at the same course, Ph~~Ginn,~.!: ~~j,~,krs~al~ Ill at 143 with English amateur 18) and Bateman; Renoylds, star Mike Bonallack and "South Champion (3), Wilson (81 and African D!!le Hayes. ' Ryan, McCarver (6) . WP""''d'Sand Is t 1" hlle . Wilson (i-2) LP-Reed (2-2). """"'• . ers a . ""w HR-Johnson (16th) , Billly 1101. Bert Yancey, Charles · Coody, ' McCarver (8th) . Millar Barber Howle Johnson and Auitr. K~l Nagle are " ~~~{ ~ 811~ ~ 1 ~ ~ among seven playersat 145, six Gullett, Clnnlger (6), Granger ' .,. strokea off the pace. •(9) and Crolares; KIS(In, Giusti ' (9) and Sangulllen. WP- Kison 0 -0) Lfl.!-Gullett (9-3). HRMeiiJ!il . Roberlson (16th) . ship which could have his for taking. · That Ill the opinion of f)velime winner Peter Thomson of Australia who clalmB Nicklaus Ill playing too cautiously and def.enslvely. . Nicklaus, who haa fired two sub-par rouncl4 of 71 for a four under par total of 142 Is lhr~ strokes off the pac~ set b)' ' happy-go-luckyMexlcan-Ainerlcan Lee Trevino and Brltalil's Touy Jacklin. . . Trevin. 0 and Jacklin, who . ~I added 70's Thursday to their opening rounda of 89, head a star.,gtudded tournament leader board. Asian . champion . Uang Huan Lu trails by one stroke with former winners Arge!lli· nian Roberto de Vlcenzo and Gary Player have notched eight Velma Fleming to Ohio Holzer Medical Center, First Btitiah and U.S. open victories . Power Co., Ease., Lebanon Ave. and Cedar St. General between them while the 35· George H. Pullins, ·Eunice vllliting hours 2-4 and 7-3 p.m. year-old ~ from Taiwan has PuiUns to Donald R. PuiUns, Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to every tour Peggy Pulllns, 4.5 Acres, Olive. 4·30 p m Parents only on won practicaIIY • Lee to · · · A. E. Lee, June P. . Pediatrics Ward. nament on the limited twomonths Asian circUit in his 15 Henry D. Hill, Loretta K. Hill, Births 23 sears as a professional. · Acre, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Trevino Is confident he can Eugene Wilson, NeUle Wilson Singleton, Vinton, a son; Mr. win because of a new· found to Board of Trustees, Olive· and Mrs. George S. Burns, · mental attitude of positive Twp., LotS, Olive. · Hamden, a son, and Mr. and HOMEMADE : thinking to which be credited Maxine A. Hobbs, Harvey J. Mrs. Jannes C. McCorkle, Oak Hobbe to Franklin Real Estate, HIU Ham Salad · his second round 70. , a son. Jacklin, out of shape since 90 ·~ Acrea, Salem-Rutland. Dlllcbarges ch.... Spread Winning the u.s. Open last Vernal H. Well, LouiSe Well to . Mrs.lda c. Bachner, William . year, remains co-favorite with Larry M. Well, Vern C. · Wejl, H. Bennett, Paula H. Booth, Troyer's Tfal Trevino and Nicklaus at 4-1 to !.50 Acres, Bedford. Charles Kenneth Burris, Jr., -=~~~~ ii~ft;t.;~~~"~"~-~~ AlbefiHill, Jr., Ora E. Hill to Mrs Jam~ Richard Call Mr• '!\' '~-· ~~is "kiillb Goble, ~I ~ll"'~ . Don~ Ri~hard CoUey an~ so:;: dlaappointed with hill failure to Lot, Pomeroy. · '· David M. Crabtree II, 130 E. MAIN get birdies in either round on Armand Turley to Ferman E. Lawrence M. Donahoe, Robert the final two par.flve flnlshing 1\foore, Lillian E. Moore, H. Eada, Mrs. Audrey POMEROY holes. Parcels, Middleport. Bert J, Fulks, Donald E. Lu, who played in .the 1967 Garret Knm;. Opal!. Knorr GOheen, Mrs. Bernice J. Gibbs, Masters Tournament in hill only loArthur Goodm, Ella Goodin, 8 Wayne w. Holeman, ChriJ. U.S. appearance, II rated. an Acres, Scipio. topher D. Kimmel, Mrs. Grace Woodyard to ~ayne 0. James C. Kunath, Robert E. excellent chance to Win. · . Good weather with IIIII&' of Zeigler, _P~uline Zeigler, 28 Lee, Danny Lewis, Mrs, ·the wind wbich usually presents Acres, ScipiO. Lemma L. Lighter, Clarence A. difficulties at · the north of OUs Bailey, ~hyllis M._ Massar, Mrs. Cora L. MeEngland · seaside course Is ~Uey, Al~rt Wigal, Sylvia Carley, Mrs. Robert E. McbeUeved to be the reason why WigBI to EdiSOn C. Brace, Dale Carley, Kyle Edward Mc28 players are under the 36 hole E. Ha~t, •36 Acre, Sulton , Causland, Edwin R. Mepar of 146 at Royal Birkdale. Cljrrie E. Grueaer, K. A. Cormick, Mrs. Charles L. With Nlclllaus on 142 are Grueser to William L. Knittel, McFadden, Mrs. Matilda Jane Linda Knittel, Parcels, Miller, Mrs. Daniel E. Onders, p _ _ _ _,.._ _!!lll Pomeroy. Mrs. Otto J . Perry, Mrs. Harold Gilmore, Irene Frances Poe, Mrs. Everett N. _ . , Gilmore lis~ Martha Arnold, .,1 Riffle, Sr., Mrs. Uoyd Rose and Acre, Sa bury. soo,Mrs. GeorgeP.Smith,Mrs. Herman 0. Swaney, James Orin DALTONBEATSGOURLAY Ward, Mrs. Homer W. Walters, SAME DAY NEWPORT, England (UP!)- Mrs. Avonelle Cobb, and Harley SERVICE Judy Dalton defeated Austra· M. Morgan . .In At 9-0ut At 5 llan countrywoman Helen Goilr·use'OUr:Frae Parklnq Lot , lay, 8-6, 6-1, Thursday to reach the final of the Welsh Lawn NFL RETffiEMENT PLAN Tennis Association championNEW YORK (UPI)-National ships. Mrs. Dalton will face Football League players·had ·an HANDCRAFTED FOR -,. ~ 2oi1•6E•.•2nd_.•Po•.m•t•ra•v•••lll Britain's VIrginia Wade for the earlier pension retirement plan Utle, GREATER DEPENDABILITY today. They can now relire at age 55 instead of 65 and draw full pensions, or . take early relirement pensions at 45 instead of 55, . ~ A player who completes 15 years service by 1973 . and retltes at 55 will receive .1,090 a month. With 10 years service "it's $790, and $465 for five years. ihe m :..:.r:.. l·illia/ property I HOSPITAL Transfers NEWS Bau l.umber Jalolfla •, .SHI PM.ENT z'ls By.· 3 only Mays, wlth 21 an d Aaron, Nicklaus II throwing away the · with 20, have more All-Star ·BritiSh Open _.poi! Champkln- · ~~~e;~~:o~~a~~~r~!t D~::~ Ch al :, WESTERN BOOTS : · ' ·. , • ... · • • ' Jesus-a or ePrelude,"by 1 Garth Edmundson; Prelude on . 1 . Once you pull on a pair "Rhosymedre," by Ralph 1 of Acme Western boots, Vaughn Wiillams ; and "Partita 1 they'll be tops on your on an Easter Hymn," by Piet • ~~ntedd:~~'er~~~~~ lei~ Post. i' comfort and see · the She will share. the program • difference In looks . , . with Mls9 Andrews and with : thanks to the lightLon. Schreiber,· organist at weight construction of ·• luxurious leathers. National City Chdstisn Church • in Washington, D. C., and two It olher 'organists ·of the t Associatiouln. The recital is '• . Sunday, J y 18, at 8 p.m. at • West Liberty Slate College. • Mrs . Foster, organist at e Chicago's First Christian • · Church, was the honoree at ,a • MEN'S ,. WOMEN'S benefit recital by the pasloral • family of the Chico Church at • STARTING At whlch enough money was raised •,' , to send her as her church's representative ·to the con- t .. vention. • · FoUowing the convention Joy • will visit with her parents, Mr. : · • , POETIC LICENSE • 399 W. Main St. 992-2164 Pomeroy, Ohl~ I The Store With "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" The two toP. candidates for For Pels . Stables. Large & Small Animals. Lawns . the University of Ml$souri • Gardens. I . 1 football team's slarting slot I back position are Mike Fink • , and Chuck Link. • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • , , 18 99 MODERN SU PPL.y . SHI RJ FINISHING Robinson's Cleaners' 11 Red GAME BIRD FEED -·~ 1.111 ' ~0000 ~""'"'•·· ·101.16 121.11 IIZ.:D IOJI ....... ltOO 102.65 ll7.511 111.11 72-.ltl• ,.. _"-' 12.!6 110.13 65.95 82.44 !1.12 1.11 ·IJI 13.11 60,00 15.1111 • 10.011 1.61 e t ,• • • e • • • ' :, 1 t •'• • • e • • • • lhat the club had drawn au. 2 in Show 1, "Labor Dl}'," interpretlve arraneement. Severa!lllfliDben piiJI to enter. A worbbop wu aet for July Zl at the borne of Mre. Dora He8ton. a, · For Today. •· I ~. .• .r•RM.E . R.S·BAN.K ! and SA-,;INGS oo·· . j i u f look dry. · Mrs. Tboma .-lei the Orit rule for lily aucce11. Is perfect drainage to prevent rot. Pjanlinl on a alllht • or In • relied bed 11 _..P.I, she 88¥1. Mn. 'i'hmDa a111o J'eCOIII!IItnded , that beds be em;iched witb bonemeal or euperphoaphate witb a generous amount of hum~, that sand or gravel be mixed with lleaYr soU, an~ !bat the bulbi be mulched well for tile lint winter. , · . 5evera1 illy specimens were dlsp~ along with the Dower · arrangements, "Anything Yciu Can Do I Can Do Better;" !ISing ,two contilners. Judging the exhibits were Mrs. Cora Beegle and Mrs. John Terrell. Blue ribbons went to Mrs. Thoma for ·a tall mocJern arrangement using dalllea, dried wisteria 'vine, and foliage in m088 green avon botUes on a green base; to Mrs. Lewis for shasta dalslea ·and foliage in two bi:own battles one a redwood base, and to Mrs. Thomas who used asparagus foliage, Queen Anne's lace, and !Illes. in-gold mugs. Final plans ·were made for a rummage 981e to be held Aug. &7and for a picnic to be held at a , camp site on the Ohio River on Aug. 11. · Recreation was conducted by Mrs. Terrell and Mrs. Thomas aerved li de9Sert course. ~ . 0...... f ' LONG BOTTOM - Mr. (llld Mrs. Gene Congo, Long ·Bottom', ar~ announcing the engagement of their daughter, Shirley, to Mr. Aaron Sayre, Portland, son of Mrs. Doris Sayre, and the late Mr. Oliver Sayre, Sr. Miss Congo Is a 1971 gradua~ of Southern High School and will attend Obio State . Cosmetology School in Columbus this fall. Mr. Sayre Is a 196~ graduate of Southern High School and will be a junior at Ohio State University this fall. Wedding plans are incomplete. h s. o·'P j . care was glv.~n by Mrs. Thoma, who pointed out thai most lilles prefer the sun but there. aie a <a few that will tolerate some shade. She recommended that tall IUies 'be staked since the Pearl Mora, following the theme of the workshop, displayed arrangementS made of roadside ma!frial. They also judged arrangements brought by members. Ribbons were awarded to Mrs. Oris Ginther · for an arrangement Of Peruvian daffodils featuring a Madonna, imd to Mrs. Purley Karr for a patriotic arrangement in mass OUR· SPECIALTY . PRiME RIB OF BEEF STEAKS I·----------------------·~·-':"·-·11 Soiuiy's Coc;klail Hour- 5 Til7 DAILY 1-------------Party Foods For Down Payment ran1i111 from 10% to 25% of retail sale small additional cost Life insurance is available on an optional basis at a price will be accepted. {Bahr Semi-Annual G" th bite ha d 1pe Appreciation was expressed to In er w r y swee as. For roll call, members named Mrs. Earl Dean for her lnan unusual Dower for use in terpretive flower arranging arrangem~nts. demonstra lion a I the ope_n Thequizl>yMrs. Reid Young meetingoftheRu)iandFriendly d · Ch d Gardeners. an Mrs. Wya11. a we 11; was won by Mrs. Donald Mora and Following the meeting, a Mrs , Robert , Wood. The wiener roast around a wood fire devotions, "My Summers Past" · in the Knight yard was enjoyed were by Mrs. Earl Dean who by the members. Favors were read poetry including corn holders. Hostesses were "Beginning," "It Couldn't Be Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Leonard Done," and "Work." She Erwin. Thenextmeelingwillbe concluded with the nine a picnic at 7 p.m. on the first requisites for living. Wednesday in August at the Men and Woman•s Wearing Apparel . LOAN FROM ~~~Peo Of P01•1 PlUSAIJ ' ~ GET YOUR 4.PIECE PLACE SEniNG OfiMPERIA'LTINE- CHINA FREE NOWI WATCH FOR OUR AD SUNDAY IN THE SUNDAY TIMES-SENTINEL . heada are heavy, and that effort d~~~: Clarence Neutzling sh:~. Robert Wood will is wasted if the bulbs aren't sOWld. Lilies are best ordered displayed a dahlia specimen, provide .the article for "Green first of the season, and Mrs. Thumb Notes" in August. · from mail order catalogs in the - - - - - - - - summer even though they are SON IS BORN not planted until fall, she Mid, RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolfe of Antiquity are For All Oc asions · announcing the birth of a son, · RECEPTION PLANNED Her choice? We w'lre flowera evt>rywhere Chad Allen, weighing 6 lb. 9 oz. Areception honoring the Rev. at Holzer Medical Center June A C.. ravelle, and Mrs. Robert Bumgarner 16. Grandparents are Mr. and of course. will be held Tuesday night at the Mrs. Ira Arnott of Antiquity, Heath United Methodist Chur~h ' Whether slle's II mini your pulse or at 8 p.m. AD members of the and Mrs. Virginia Wolfe, I< Syracuse. Great-grandparents the baby's fetdlnt. every seeond church are invited to attend the Pomeroy Shop tounts. And Csrmlle has the are Ott Arnott, Racine RD and watch she csn count on. A specisl reception. Butternui.'Av•, Pomeroy John Sellers, PorUand. Chad nurse's model nsmed the "Rioollff Mrs. Mi liard Van Meter was welcomed by a brother, 8". Wster reaistsnl, sllock resistCharles Jr., and a sister, Cathy. In! II his 17 lewtls, 1 sweep sec:· DAUGHTER BORN oni/ hsnd, fufl numersl luminous Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hill, dill, stsinless steel blck me. And 1 prsctkal price. Sl5" Letart Falls, announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Angle Lynne, at the Holzer CAR~VELLE~ Mecjical Center. Born on July 1, by BULOVA the Infant weighed six pounda, six ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Roush, East Letart, and Mrs. Inez Hill, Racine, are the grandparents. Mrs. Ull1an Duffy, Syracuae, and Mrs. Josle Roush, Racine, are great. ._ _ _ _ _ _ __ . grandmothers. BAH R New lRBtallations and Repai1'8 •••••••••••••••••••••••••-•••••••• . Lower price than the competition is only the beginning. You also get more car per dollar with better Ideas. Plus better deals and better delivery from Ford Dealers! bigger stocks! LTO , • . wt'ttrt qultt II' built In to . ltty. Strong. Luxurloua. Power front dllc braklt trt 1tand1rd. Mar•l ••~r llp. Loti morel BASED ON MANUFACTURERS' SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICES FOR COMPARABLY EQUIPPED MODELS Warm Furnaces $66 LESS THAN VW 113 $149 LESS THAN VEGA - ~~ PlATFORM lloc:UR ~. - ~ . Red Rose Game Bird Starter and Red Rose Complete Game Bird Grower are formulated with the same care and precision as all Red Rose feeds. They are .a blend of the highest quality lngredlonts- contaln high levels of vitamins, are fortified with antibiotics and unknown growth fact.ors, plus a full measure ot energy-producing nutrients . . , to provide game birds with the nutritive elements needed for thrifty development and efflcle~t growiK . · ' . Pomeroy CLOTHIERS Pk'IIO , . . hOHett ulllng llttlt n..-comtt In A.rn.rlcl. 75 LDUIIIE CHAIR 992·2115 i ' . ... Mulberry Ave. '' SALE STAR.TS MON., JULY 12 , _ . . civic committee chairman, had weeded the Dower beds at Memory Gardens, a swnmer project of the club. , A progre!JS report<,was.givl!R '' on the junior gardeners in •the Five Point Star Stitchers and the Court . House cutups 4-H Club. II was noted that four m e m b e r s d i s pI aye d arrangements at the Regatta ' • 81X CHAIAI IN..ONI! with both ~ easy one-knob Color 1Y *'IIlli 1Y LOUIIIE $168 LESS THAN DEMON $176 LESS THAN NOVA RELAX· 2·DR HARDTOP In Total Comfort fl '-------------~----~:---...... In thll Inviting, stylish Astral ~OCk ·tl . 675-2460 ~ MIDDLE PORT, OIIHIIIO...IIIIIi~lllilillilllllll!lilllllilliii.....~•P•TII.•PL•E•AiiiS•A•NT•,II!IW•... VA. Plumbint & Heating · 222 E. Second Edward Bltr Pomeroy BAKER FURNITURE Mlddllport, 0. $10 LESS THAN CAMARO LTD •·D•·""'~P $1158 LESS THAN CAPRICE LTD , ..,. ttuotoo $1,65 LESS THAN CAPRICE VISIT FORD COUNTRY TODAYI $138 992·5186 - Middleport, Oh.IO rM-or~a~f~ar~m~·_ _ _ ____:_.:~~~~~~~~~~~~:i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~f A Rocker-Recliner That Does Everything · WITH AMOBILE HOME I ,. -.:·-~!'·--··I Your Pleasure Is Our Business En joy Pin In~ At Its Best Air ·SUGAR RUN MILLS . Phone 992•1038 or See Sonny Smith For Reservations · Held in Che;ter ClEARANCE hemerocallls !Pis since they group, Mrs. Paul president, are in a restand period. Madonna Mrs. Donald Mora and Mrs. reported that Baer, Mrs. Dale Kautz lilies, she said, should be divided as soon as they are finished blooming. A r,ir.~ram on lilles, their selection, plantlng'and summer DINING \ . •·-h · th A wor... op on e Meigs County Fair flower show schedule was a feature of the meeting of Chester Garden Club Wedneadayeveningatthehome d h of Mrs. Howar Knig I. Mrs. Roy Holter directed the workshop, "A Challenge - Use What You Have for Flower Arranging," and discussed the various cla9Ses of the county fair show. Using material brought by members, arrangements · in various classes were made by the junior class. Prayer by who recently restgnec1 u ldilo Coleman · concluded the dergarten teacher in tile Melli meeting. Local District. , . . -. . . . . . . . . ._.._._._._. .~~ . SON IS BORN Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Evans, Portland, are announcing the birth of a son, Ryllll Michael, on July 1 at the Holzer Medical Center. The lnfant· weiglied 9 pounds, !our ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Evans have two daughters, Alicia, seven, and Cindy, six. Grand· parents are · Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Portland, and Mrs. Bernice Evans, Pomeroy. Shirley Congo Engaged /( a.. . bulldlrig. Junior Coleman WBII Board to teacb 1 named IUIII.It8nl~tendent Community School. of the Sunday school, and Patty y0UJ18erclassof~.wjll­ HyaeU was appointed Blliatant taught by Mrs. JamMtlt teacher for the ~and Crooks 111onw of Mli'""IPart. FloWer ~teneers . OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT t l1l1ed at the montbly meeting of the United Faith . Non· denomj natlonal Church congregationatthe home of·Mr. andMrs.MelvtnDrake,Racine, Tueaday night. . A poUuck . dinner with the Rev. Robert E. Smith giving gNce ~ed the m~ting attended by 10 adults and nine cl!fld,ren. II was decided lo change the m~tings frorrl the lint. Wednesday. to the first · Tu~sday of each month to avoid a conflict · with Bible study ·11e88lons at the church. The group dlscus9ed a heatinil _system f~r the church, the poasibility ol a hymn fest with an offering for new song bookS, 992-2039 grained Walnut color on select hardwood Furniture : . ., • • • . ' Several chw'ch JIQIIIIons were and fire inauranee on .the County Mental , Re•lltliA IU)~RS · "lllltlltltt · Contemporary styled compact console in lnp~ e i i · A Tho••""l._t.. r--'' . Tho DALTON • 84512W •4·99'5 e Park· ., Mre. Earl Tbcma will ptovlde the Green Thumb Nota colwnn ~ The. Dally Sentinel on July 23, and ~rs. Tbo111111 will provide the one for Oct. 21 . A communication to the club frim Ule state program book chalrnum revealed lhat clqb lied for second place in Raglon 11 for the 11J89.70program book. A thank-you note was read :Y,ff¥ ¥¥¥~•••••• from the Pomeroy Alumnl Assn. for Dower arrangements ~ . made for the annual llanq!!et. i Mrs. Thompson reported on a 1 . • meeting on oriental Oower ·· AI long as yo~ live, keep . , arranging which.she attended in learning how to li~e. 1. , Belpre, and also the opell meeting of the Rutland Garden -Seneca; Club where ·she did a progrann 0!1 arra11ging rOses. Mrs. Lewis abo attended the latter meeting. It was noted that Mrs. Thoma received a third place award in the Regatta Dower show. . Mrs. Thomas gave devotions using as her topic "Cooperate With God and Take care of His . fridays Only The Drive-In Window . Earth." Members responded to ·• · is Open · roll call by naming a Illy ·they 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. have or would Uke to have. · · (Continuously) T)te calendar of thlngs·to do ,I · for July was read by Mrs. Uoyd ' othtr Banking Hours 9 to Moore. She suggested that 3 ond 5 to 1 as usual on gardens be watered as needed :: Fridays. and that dusting and spraying ~ taken care of. humidity ~a il rn high then plants should be dusted for the red spider, she ~ ,w , Mid. She ~0 auggested !bat .• · ;i POMEROY, OHIO compost be turned over and the MemberFDIC ground be soaked with a run· · · Member Fsderal ning hose. . Reserve Svslem ' , Other lhlngs abe 9Bid should ,..,...,...,..,.,..,...,...,..,.,.,.. be done include slaking tall perennials, snipping . off blossoms as they fade to extend ~e l!looming season, giving chryslmthemlll!lS a feeding for Her time is betterfalldlsplay,andpinching • preCIOUS. them back for the final lime. Sbe also suggested that now Is a Her timepiece good time to divide and reset Wi}.~~- 1 · Trust.Your Home H8at To·. ONLY e . ' ' SENSATIONAL VALUE INACOMPACT CONSOLE! Commander Control • AFC-Automatic Fine-luning Control • 1 Congregation Fills Offices ~a~~ lin. Robirt 'n>tlaiJIICIIi ant!. diJcuased and it wu reported IIIII advilld aplaet bulbi lbat liln, Robert Lewll of the Wlndlnc n-all GirdeD Club have beea invlltd to tlhlblt flower arra.-nts at the Olslo .AIIacqUon of Garden clulll' annul eonwnUon in . Colwnbul, Aujj. 10-12. .The lnYitallcml, extendfd by the fiower shoW committee Jor . U1e lltate convention, nre noted ,at !be meetlntaround a ~P· fire of tile .W!ndlng l'raU Club ·•Wem-Jay llltlhlat Royal 00 . Park. Mre. Dan ThOIIIIS wu !JOBleu. . Participation In the Meigs County Fair Dower shows was .. . . . must be trustworthy. Ph. 992·3502 solids and : I I s\:.= .MIDDLEPORT.BOOK STORE e . · e, • • •.• • • .• • • • I I• Club · Mee,ts ~ at By' United Prtn latoma"-1 · ::~~~~~anncte~:ef~~d -~~~R~=pl~d(Ta'~ ::.:~·~ ~= . ~... appearances than Clemente. . ·Of the othen, Tuesday's ganne will be !he .eventh lor Sanlo, sixth for Rolle, fifth for We're wftMIIIt 11111 lltoll•t · Staub, fourth for Keaalnger, ::.:~!1 "'f:'" 1;.::.7. 11•1~'·':. third for Millan and second for Prlco sllrtl '""' 141t on · Brock and May. I( ...... uwa •ft-r. There were no surprise Taktodvantaoe ~ 11111 once- selections by Anderson as he •:l:: · ,~o!r•H:::! sluck pretty ~lose lo the lawn or o1rdon troctor . .balloting of ~ fans wiUi the come In lodoy lor a froe tl of Bo da h •t Clf1!10111trlllon ride. Put your exc;ep on n , w o.waan annong the first 10 in voting but .ltvorlto Whnl Horse tractor ·to tllo tnt, Hurry I., Silo luis anly two wnko. T.ho boo! won a spot because of his alllimo to mlkOtho bn1 deal II round play. nowt ,Easy terms avallatfle. Brlntl.'lho kldo. Free Whttl Anderson also .plcked manaand Doll Dlt\' balloon• lor gers Walter Alston of the lUI · · ' Dodgers, Danny Murtaugh of ~ . the Pirates and Preston Gomez . " . of the Padres 88 his coaches Plo"""lnTr•ctortnv . 'and Leo Hughes of the Giants WllttiHonUalu&Sorv. as trainer. I'.. Baltimore ~anager Earl Q'l WI. Weaver, who II handle . the Pis. 915-3301 Cllnte 0 , I\Jllerlcan League AD-Stars, r, · filled out his teann Thursday. 1.- Till Dllly8BDIIDel, ~oy. 0., Jul7 1,1f11 New York 000 001 0110- 1 3 0 Joy FOIIer argadllt, of 110 .and Mn. Theo &nlth, 121 Mr. and Mra. [limy Zirlde, and · · Am..-lcan LNeue Detroit 200 110 OOx- 3 9 o • . · p . d other reliU¥8; befcn returCalif Callfornla July K. 012 200 JCf1- 7 1 1 Kline, McO.~Iel 111 end · ArllutusAveoue, Chico, Cal11., a Peacock Avenue, ome~oy, an MlnnHOia Munson; G"breth 12-0) and Meigl County womali, haa an her !Jrother-in-iaw and sister, ning to • 100 000 111- .4 12 3 FrHhan. LP-KIIne 17-fl. HRs exciting time ahead of ber ' 17 - ~July 15 she ftlel from. San 1 [.~/J:. (Sthf.rHhan (11th), Mun10n 19~:lY· Stickland 141. Wllllan'll · (B), , · ~ · ~ranclaco ' lo Plttaburgh and Hall (9) and MIHwerals. WP-,- Boston 000 DOl 202- 5 11 1 from there motors to Belbany Murphy (5-11). LP-Lubber (0- Cleveland 020 100 0110- 3 14 o W , Va for the National cOn' 2) . HAt-Gonzales (1) , Carcle- Lonborg, Lei 17), Lyle (9) • ·• • nas 1111, • , and Joseph, Mo!•tgomery ' (8); ventlon of the Aasoclatlon of . ,-:;/" · . . tjarg~n, Colbert (7) end Hinton. Dlaciples Musicians at Betl)any lETTY ~ROCKER ..... : . . •. • ······· SUS &_!7·" KanCity 000 100 000:... 1 5 2 WP-Lae (7-2) , LP-Colbert 12· College and at West Uberty , Mllwakee 002 000 0110- 2 6 0 2) . HR.-Hinton (5th), · P.e· .McCALL'S , · · , ·. · · · · · · · · · • · · · • • · · · · · · S6.95 · Spllttorft, Aberna.llv (8) and trocelll (14th), Montgomery State CoUege. BETTER HOMES & GARDEN· ·········· · · · • S5.95 May : l.Qpez, Sanders (9) and (lsi). - , · ·' • A member of the Disciples PEPPERIDGE FARM .••...... . • · · • · . -. · • S7.95 2 2 DINNER FOR TWO .. . .. ····. ·:· ········· -,S2.H Rod...':~"" · WP-lopez 1 · 1Musicians' organlz.ation, . Joy 3 13 AND MANY GTHERS LP pllttorff · ': ·· WashlnQin 100 ooo 101- s 6 o attended the national con• · . ' Oakland 040 000 0110- .4 13· 1 ~lflmore 400 030 DOx'- 7 11 I vention laat summer in Denver Chicago 010 100 0110- 2 5 1 J. Brown, Plna (1), Lindblad and as 8 .result Of that exDobson and Duncan; Wood, (6), Rlddteberger (1l <tnd Romo (9) and Herrmann. WP- · .BIIIIns: Cuellar . 03-11 and perlencew118invltedtoplaylna ' - - - - -..."!""'~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dobson (8-01. LP-Wood (8-5) . Hendricks. LP-Brown . (2-2) . joint recital· at . this yee,r's ,e • e • t e • ·• • • •·• e • t t • It • HRs-Andrews (lolL Milton <m. HR.a-F. Robinson (13th), Ret- mee~g. She will work under ·tenmuncl . · "' - (6th) - · ·--· the supervision of Mildred : ·National Laaguo Andrews of Nonnan, Okla., orie Hous 100 100 poo..o 2 6 o oftealhische . .counr .s. ~·s foremost organ :,· 'l1,.. 0 s.F. o•aooooox-4 · 6 o ~ • U Wilson · (6-6) and Hiatt; Cuberlancl (5-0) and Dietz. HR Joy's portion of the program t • -Reder (3). · will . include: "Faith of our • hole Detroit's Norm Weaver c Cash, who'll swt •t lint In place ol Ule injured Boog Powell, and added four . more infielders lq Harmon Killebrew and Leo Cardenu of MlilbeBota, Coolde Rojas of K.ansu City , and Bill Neltoll of Ule Chicago White Sox. Bill Freehan of Detroit and · Thunnan Munson of the New York Yankeea were named as addltlonaicalcherawhlleBobby. Mui'cber of the· 'Yankees, Don Buford of Baltlniore, Frank Howard of Waab!ngton, ~ ...~•t and •-Kallne of De.. ua "''..., Otis of Kansas City· were selected as reserve outfielders. • • • UnNeOres . Complet.ed ..Qpd ol . ......... Sparky plldiiD&allffon Wednelday by :1M' u, wllo will Jeld UJe .namlnc.wnrlcht.handenand . KEITH GOBLE 461 South Third Sl, • ,. ~~"--... --'71 hltlhiY"""""' ''11--nt." �.' • lloiASON ASSEMBLY Of RACINE FIRST CHUR<;H meeting, 6:30 P· m.; Evening GOD - Second St., Mason, W. OF THE NAZARENE - · worship, 7!30 p,ft'l, Va. Chesler Tennant, pastor. Su~y .School, 9:30 1 1 .m.; l APPLE· GROVE UNIT&D Sunday school , . 1~ a. ln .; Morning Worshlp, ·10:30 a . m.; , ' METHODIST CHUR .. H -~'YJ .' mornlnH worship, 11 a. m. ; Evening -•hlp, 7: 30•.P· .ro.: P.te McClurg,,..,...., Wor hi · ~ange sflc service, 7:30 P· m. Wedne&day, Sunday School service, first and third Su.J.ysP Bible sludy and prayer service. Suparlnl&nllent, Pauli"! Me· of each month at 1 p m . ',.y MIDDLEPORT · · r:~~ay.,7: 30 p. m. Phon• Cllntock, P4stor. Rev. Morris SundayScfloolllltrySuncieyai POMER . .., M. Wolle. . 9:30 a. m.; WSCS NCond Plj'fillllfiOY TR 1N ITy MT. MORIAH . IAPTISTHARTFORD CHURCH 0 1' RACINE FIRST IAPTIST - Tuesday of each monih al 7. 30 llftltWIICINI'.r;ll .lf Cflrllt -Rev . Corner Fourth end .Main. CHRIST In Chrlstlao Union - CharlesNOrrls, PI!Sior. Sunday p. m.; l!lble Sltldy WednesdAy Perrin, pe•tor. Fred Blaeljner, Mldd'-Jiort. Rev. Henry :L. Key, Rev. O'Dell Manley, pa~lor. School, 9:30 a . m,; Morning 8 p. m. ' ' sup!. Sunday School, 9: IS •· m.; Jr., pastor. Sunday. School 9:30 Sunday school. 9:30a.m.. Roger worship, 10:ol5 a. m.; ·Sunday , • . Worship, ,10:25 a . mJ youth e. "'" Arnold Richards, supt.; Manley, supt.; evening service, evening worship, 7:30 p.m. ; CARMEL .UNITED M!TH, choir rehearsal, Monday, 6, 30 Morning worshl~ 10:30 a.m. J 7:30. Wednesday evening Wednesday evening Bible ODIST _ Paul A Sell · • : pastor ; Wayne RoUsh .:-~( ' p, m., Mrs. Marvin Burt, -lmfST UNITED PRES- prayer meeting , 7: 30 p.m . .Siudy, 7:30 p, Ill.. director . Senior choir BYT!RIAN, Middleport- Rev. Sunday evening youth service SOUTH BETHEL !JNITED Worship service 10·.u' a ~ , rehaarsal.1:30 p. m·. Thursday, Russell Lester, pastor. Sunday 6: 45 with Macy Lou Carter, METHODIST - Rev. Randy first and thl~d 'suncia 1: Ma. Paul Nease, dlr•ctor School 9:30 a. m., Lewis Sauer,. leader. No Tuesday service. Lavender, pastor. Sunday evening wo~shlp, 8 p. m. seJncL :Thursday, all c;lay· Busy !let sup!. ; worship , service 10l30 MASON FIRST BAPTIST _ school-' ,9 a.m., · Mrs. Wilma Sunday. • , . · quilling party In church social · am Se d d p Sf Sf Bah•·· Supt. Youth Fellowship 6 . ''!!!!!!.. . · ·MIDDLEPORT • HEATH . con an omeroJ. s.. an p.m. each Sunday at Tuppers CHEsTERtHURCHOFTHE PO~EROY •CHURCH 'OF UNITED MeTHODIST- Rev. f'~ga :~~~arst~~ :.irv~~~li Plains • United Melhodlst NAZAR'ENE - Rev. Herbert THE NAZARENE - Corner Robert Bumgarner, minister; a:m.; irai~lng union, 6:30"p.;,.; Church. • Grate, pastor. Worship service, Union and Mulberry. Rev . Eric Chambers, Sunday School evening worship service 7. 30 DANVILLE WESLEYAN - 11 a . m. and 7:30p.m. Sunday, Clyde V. Henderson,, pastor. superintendent. Church School p.m Mid week prayer service Rev. R. D. Brown, pastor. ·sunday School, 9:30 a m ··sunday School 9:30 a. m.; 9:30 a .m.; morning worship, Wed.oesd~y. 7, 30 p.m. · ' Sunday Sc~ool." 9:30 a . m.: Richard Barton, supt. Prayet ,Raymond Walburn , sup!. 10:30 a.m.; youth meeting, 7 · CHRISTIAN SCIENCE youmand junloryoulhservlce, rl)eellng,Wednesdey,7: 30p.m. Momlng worship 10:30 a: m. ; p.m.; Choir rehearsal, Wed· ' 6:45 p. m.; evening worsh ip, , ·Etenlngservlce7: 30p. m. Mid· nesday, 7·7:30 p.m. ; Mrs. E. Services 11 315 Main St., ~· ,. 7: 30p.m .; prayer and praise. - HARitiSONVII,LE· PR!iS· , week service, Wednesday, 7:30 RObert Hamm, director, , :.~~~~~d~~.d~~ ~~ 1 ..JJ~ Wednesday, 7c:30K p. mG. R _ v E BLYTER!AN - Mrs. Norma 9 p.m. . J.EHOVAH'S WITNESSES- nesda , testimonial meelln 8 HEM l 0 ee, Sunday Schoop Superln· GRACE EPISCO~AL- Rev. Larry Carnahan presiding g CHRISTIANDavid Stauller, tendent. Sunday School 9:30 a. 1 1 Yf8.come. .pastor; Stanford Stockton, supt. m. Sunday Service 8 Jl. m. Rev. ,Stanley Platte.nburg, minister. minister. Sunday: Bible lecture, p.m. \ Morning prayer and .sermon, 9:30a. m.; Watchtower study,• FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Morning worship, 9: 30 ,,a,'1' ·' Ma ~ Donahue, Middleport, 10:30 a. 11). Holy communoon 10:30 a. m.; r~sd~y. Bib e - Let~rt Route 1, the Rev. Stan church school , 10:30 a.m .-; pas)or. , • , and sermon, first Sundays, study, 7: 30 p. m.; Thursday, Craig, pastor. Sunday school, young pe~les meeting, 6:30 ,10:30 a. m. Church school, ministry school 7:30 p. m.. 9:30 a.m. ; prayer and Bible p.m.; evenong worship, 7:ao. . BET 1:1 ANy u N 1 TED kindergarten through eighth serviCe meeting B: 30 P• m. . study, 7:30p.m. Cottage prayer Bible study; Wednesday, 7:30 METHODIST -Paul A. Sell~rs, ,grade, 10:30 a. m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH service, Tuesday , 10 a.m .; p.m. pastor; Blythe Theiss, Sunday ' POMEROY CHURCH OF ·of Christ in Christian Unli!n- worsh ip service, Thursday, 7: 30 - SILVER RUN FREE BAP· School supt. Worship service, , TIST _ Rev Howard Kimble, 9:30 a . m. second and fourt~ ,CHRIST- Mr .. Hort Allen, Jr., Lawrence Manley, pastor; Mrs p.m. pastor. Blbl~ Schoo • 9:30a.m, ; Russell ,Young; Sundi\Y Schab' MASON CHURCH OF aslor Sunday school 10 am · Sunday~; . Evenlng. worshlp, 8 p. ~r.~~~ .!~1\~~~~ ;:a~~~ S,upl. ~unday School 9:'30 a. m.. CHRIST- John Steele, pastor. ~enry . Davis, supt. ( evenjng m. first Sunday. , II boti\'' 7, 30 - · So ·· livening wor~hlp 7:30., We~· Worship, 10 a.m.; Bible study, service, 7:30 p.m . Prayer ' mee~gd, d · p, T ·bl und . 1esday prayer meeting, 7:30 p. 11:15 a.m.; evening worship, ·meeting, Thursday, 7:30p.m. LOTTRIDGE UNITED d IY· e nes ay, corn ne n. · · · 7:30 p.m. Mld·week service, • · METHODIST- Worship, first CHEST~R CHURCH OF and third Sundays, 10:45 a.m.; . Bible study end prayer CHIJRCH - OF THE NAtA Wednesday, 7:30 p;m. "Wow!" "I left my stomach back meeting, 7:3Q p. m. • RENE - Middleport, Rev. 1 GOD - Rev. Donald A. Sheets, second and fourth Sundays, THE SALVATION ARMY- ..uary Mtloer, paSTor; ; r 1oya EIGS COU T\ ) pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. 7:30p. m. SundaySchool, 9:45a. on that lasl hilll" "Whal a ride!" ,En~oy Ret:'. Wining. officer In Carson, supt. Sunday school, M N m. ; Worship service, 11 a . m. ;, m. Christian Endeavor, third , Excitement on wheels, That's a rollEvening service. 7:30. Prayer Saturday of each month. .. dlarge. n!ln,: 10 _ a. rnu. 9:30 a.m.; Morning war· , er coaster-up and down, up and AOIIness meellng; tu:Jv •· "'· ship 10· 30 am . junlar -~ervlce and youth service, ·Sunday School . Young People's ~Qclety 6 .~0 p m· · NYPS <l· oi.S AlFRED UNITED Thursday. 7:30p. m. 1 • LAUREL CLIFF FREE down. Leglon, .7p. m.; Th,ursday,llo3 .. ' s. d . " · II 'w METIIODIST - Rev. Jacob M. FOREST RUN METHODIST METHODIST- Rev. Eu~ene p.•. m., Ladles Home League; 7 p.m. un ay evange s c Lehman, pastor. Sunday school, G1 Just like a roller coaster, all of .P.m. Prep classe•. meeting , 7:30 p..m. Prayer 9:45a.m. with Lloyd Dillinger, - Rev. Forrest Donely, pastor. II, pastor, William Baley, us realiZe lbat our very life is a SACReD .,,.,.._, . - Rev._meet)ng Wednesda't.• 7:30p.m. supt.; worship service, 11 a.m . .Charfes- Hamllton ;- ··supt.; supt. SundaySchool,9: 30a. m.; Father Bernard Krajcovlc, MIDDLEPO-RT PEN- with the Rev. Mr. Lehman In Worship service. 9 a . ·m.; ~nllng worshh1P· 107' 30 a · m.; series ot hills and valleys. We are 30 .pas lor, Phone 992·2825,• TECOSTAL - Third Ave., the charge. Wednesday evening Sunday School, 10 a . m. w~~~~JIJa~~rsC~~istl~n ~ou~ti· enjoyin& a smoolb and peaceful' exSaturday evening ' Miss. 7:30 Rev. William Knltlel: pastor; prayer service, 7:45p.m. LANGSVIUE CHRISTIAN Crusade, 6l30 p. m. ; Prayer istence, when suddenly we find our'p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 Ralph Priddy, Sunday School s' tBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE - Robes'' dEugeneh ~usser, meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursday, selves far from the pea,ceful valley a.m. Confessions, ~lurday 7· supt.;' Classes for all ages, pastor. un ay sc oo • 9:30 choir practice, 7 p.m. 7:30p.m. · Sunday Scho61, lOa . m. 1 Sunday - Minersvlll,e, Guy W. Lowther, a.m.; morning worship, 10: 30; on what seems like a mountain of -· ··• 1 1 7 30 Jr., paslor. Sunday school , 10 Robert Bobo, Sunday school DEXTER CHURCH OF .,.ntusion and distress. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST· even ng serv ce, : p. m. chin 11 a m supt. Sunday evening service, - Robert Kuhn, -stor. George Wedne,sday evening Young a .m. ; prea g, . ,; 0 lh tlh CHRIST - Danny Evans, 1 !Skinner, Sunday~School supt. Peoples meeting and Bible evening worship, 7:30p.m. Mid· 7:3 p.m. ; you mee a. pastor. Norman C. Will, supt. At such crucial times we need to ·sunday School, 9, 30 a. m.; Study, 7: ~. Salurday evening week prayer service, Tuesday, Monday, 7 p.m. Midweek Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; remember there is a nearby fortress '. • 4' ·.morning worship, 10 , 30 a. m.,: service, 7. 30. . 7:30p.m. service, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Worship service, 10:30 a. m. Tuesday Wtdtltsday Sunday Monday of stability. It is that place of powBRADFORD CHURCH OF SYRACUSE CHURCH OF FIRST BAPTfsfcHURCH f Christian Endeavor Sunday Matthew Luke Am Rorhans '8YF, 6 p. m ..; Bible Study CHRIST ·- Clifford Smllh, THE NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. evening er tha! ~lands ever ready to provide . , :wednesday 7 p. m.; ~holr Middleport, corner ol Sixth and minister. Su~day School9:30 a . ' Larimore, paslor. Bob Moore, 24.15-22 241<4.5-53 8o26-39 ' 3.10.31 the necessary faith and courage to ,practice, Wed., 8:30 p, m. Palmer Streets, Rev. Charles m.; morning church 10:30 a . Sunday School Supt. Sunday I • CHURCII FIRST SOUTH ERN BAP~ Simons, pastor . Danny m.; Sunday evening service, School. classes for all ages, 9:30 OFREORGANIZED face tomorrow with enthusiasm. Thursday Friday • Saturday JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· . TIST _ 282 Mulberr Ave Thompson, Sunday School Wd d hi Discover the inner peace that 'comes Romans I Kings I Klngo Superlnlendenl. Sunday 7:30p. m. e nes ayserv 1ce, 8 a . m.; mor~mg wors p,, 10:45, TER DAY SAINTS- Portland· .Pomeror,· Affiliated wit~ S B •n • ...:sto' ,·, cnurch school for everyone p. m. NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p. m.; Racine Road. Ralph Johnson, 15.19·21 3.7·12 4o 29-34 from divine Jove, Worship in church Rev. Cl fford Colem ~ ~ 9 15 M 1 hi evangellsllc service, Sunday, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 .a. · Sunday school 9·30 am : a.m.; orn ng · wors P MIDWAY CHURCH _ 7:·30 p.m. Mid·week prayer, this Sunday. ' Morning worship, 10:30 a. Hershel McCiur~: supt. ; ;.or: 10 ~ 15 a .m .; Evenl~ services, Langsville· Dexter. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p.n\. m.; Sunday evening service, 7 cdpyr~ 1 t~~ m 1 ship service. 10: 30 a.m. ; 7' 30 p.m.; . Wedne ar, prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. T~sday. Msslonary meeting, second m.; p, m. Wednesday evening K ekter Ad~l'l lllns·'S41 Nicl, Int. ,evening worship, 7:30. Wed· service, 7:30p.m. Ex ra youth Rev . Robert Searles, pastor. Wednesday , 7:30 p, m. prayer services, 7: 30 p. m. nesdly prayer meeting and -activities on Sunday, 5 p.m., for Str11 biq. Vl!llnla Bible studv. 7:30 o.m. all youth UfTtO slxlh grade ; 6:30 · Sf. PAUL LUTHERAN _ for junior .and senior high HO&SON CHRISTIAN UNITED FAITH NON- BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev. Arthur c. lund, pastor. students. UNION - Darrel Doddrlll, DENOMINATION Rev. Great Bend, Charles Norris Sunday School, 9: 15 a. ·m., ..c;HURCH 0~ CHIIIST, Mid· pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a . 'Dennis Weaver, pastor. Sunday pastor. Worship service, 9: 30a: Charles Evans, Supl.; worship dleport, 51h and Main . Raullln m., Annie Mohler, supl. ; school, 9:30a .m.; Bob Barber, m.; Sunday School, 10: 30a. m. service, 10: 30 a m· Con. Moyer, pastor. Thomas Kelly, Leonard Gilmore, first elder; sup!.; worship service, 10:30 flrmallon class saiurdliy 9 · ~ Sunday · School supt. Bible evening service, 7:30 p. m. a.m.; youth meeting, 6:45p.m.; CARLETON CHURCH With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is . • ' · School , 9: 30 a. m. ; morning Wednesday prayer meeting, church, 7:30 p.m. Bible study, Kingsbury Road. Sundar. a. m. ' .. N.POtiiiMEROY-tHESTEN worship, 10:30 a. m.; evening 7:30p.m. Wednesday, 7:30p.m. School , 9:30a.m., Ralph Car, good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the busir.ess u D · METHODIST _ worship, 7: 30 D. m. ; or"v"' sup!. Worship service, 10:30 a . firms and organizations whose natnes appear below . ·" ~ :~~~~~c~R . ' Card, 'pastor . service 7 p.m . Wednesday. . MT. MORIAH r;HURCH OF EDEN UNITED BRETHREN m. and 7:30 ~· m. alternately. ., '; 10:30 a GOD - Racine Route 2. The IN CHRIST- Elden R. Blake, Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 1Sa.m.. , FREEWILL BAPTIST Rev. Charles Ha'nd, pastor . . ~stor.SundaySchool,10a . m.; 7 : ~ P· m. Rev. Jay Stiles, m •· CHUilGH ~-!!, fomt~ JI.JIJ.; l!flp, .:;; Suq~.5 ,s;c~l ,, ;,?:~: ,~ ·.IJ' ·i rnle Holsinger, supt. Mor .. pas or. . . ... , _, .. , • I '.> l 'Iii" · ,ntng sermon, 11 a.m .; Evening :C: <:'' ~ "' " "~ ~ <>- '~ ' \ r· · a, .PIIUil> '" ~lddleppr:R r• ..Na~l, .1 m9rlllng ..,YjP.~ lp, , I· m. ; HerrmeM, pastor; :Yonn Dllt, · Eventng; servlte , iue · a) and 'Service Christian Endeavor, ,.,G.,RPELG~A:'L I'I:iDf'l(lJE~·. ;,. !;0,1'!· Sunday School Supt. Saturday Friday, 7:30. 7:30 p. m. ; Mrs, Lyda IT N.A CH 0 ~<CH - . Chevalier, president . Song Rev. Willard Dutcher, paslor. evening service, 7 p. m. Sunday 11 t;v• Keepsake Diamond Rings 5 service and sermon, 8, 20. Mid- Mrs. Worley Francis, Sundar. r.~~~~~~~~;5i~~~i~ . evening School, worsh 10 aip, . m.; Sunday . T up p E R s p L 4l N Phone 992-3481 N. Sei:ondJoAve . 7 o. m. CHARGE . UNITED Week prayer meeting Wed· School Su~l. Sunday Schoo' 312 E . Main St. ' Pomeroy. 0 . Middleport, 0. . · ' METHODIST. Sunday worsh~ nesday. 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Mazie 9:45a . m. hurch Servlcesllrsl n;J~~~!. · M~SON COUNTY St P I' 9 5o Holslnner, class leader. ·and .third Sundays following socey, 1t Ti ·· ' au 1 a.m.; u " Sunda Sch I S d d m. each CHRISTIAN · SC'IENCE · &elhti9:SSa.m .; Aifred11a.m. - POMEROY LOWER LIGHT fourlhySal :f" • eclon ;" Se 1 31S Mal Sf pt (First and third Sundays) 7:45 CHURCH-Harrisonville Road. m , . ur ay even ngs, p, · se voces. · rGRAHAM UNI'r~b Mi!'TH- Pl~::t. Sunday ~rvlces, 1i ·p.m.; (Second and 4th Sun · ~ev. Roy Taylor, pastor; Henry ~DIST CHURCH- Preaching a.m. Wednesday Testimonial ·days). loHrldge -7:45 ·p.m. Eblin, Sunday School Supt. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN PLUMBING AND HEATING . " 9.30 a. m., first and second · meeting 7. 30 p·m (First an~ third Sundays) , 11 Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor ; •' 992.2550 Sundays of each month ; third . ' · · · ' a.m. Second and' 4th Sundays. evening worship, 7:30 p. m: Sunday School sup!., Ronald · Phone 992-3284 Middleport• 240 Lincoln St. ·Middleport andfourlfi Sundays each month , THE HILAND <.HAPEL, LONG BOT:I'OM METHODIST Prayer and prasie servi ce, Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 a. :worship servlce .al 7:30p.m: 1George Casto, ' paslor . Sunday _ Rev. Standley Brandum , Thurs_d~:_30 o m m. ; preaching 10:<4.5 a. m. ; RACINE· LETAIH WES- Evening services. 7:30p. m . . Wednesday evenings at 7:30, 5chool, 9:30; ·evening worship, 7:30. Thursday evening prayer pa'slor. Church, 9 a. m.: Sunday LEY AN UNITED METHODIST . Prayer and Bible Study. service, 7:30p.m. School , 9:<4.5 a. m. ' Racine , w . Dale McClurg, HYSELL RUN FREE BEAR.WALLOW RIDGE ,pastor . Sunday School, 9:30 a .. METHODIST - Cecil Wise, CHURCH OF CHRIST- John m.; Worsh ip service, 10:30 a. Pastor. Su~day School, , 9:30 Bakers of Good Bread · Rockhold, pastor: Bible study, m. ; UMYF, 1 p, m·. each Sun. a .m.; Mornong worship, 10:30 WIN AT BRIDGE Middleport, Ohio , . Huntington, W. Va. 9:30 a.m. i morning worship, day ; Senior Choir practice, a:m .; Young PeopJe's service, 10:30; evening worship, 7:30 .Thursday, 7:30p. m.; Service 6.45p.m.; Evangelistic service, 1-----------------p-----------....,.~--1 p,. m.pw.med. nesday Bible study, Guild, fourth Monday. 7:30 p. 7' 30 p.m . Prayer meeting, 7 30 m.; Happy Hustlers Sunday Thursday, 7:30p.m. MAR~ School Class meeting, fourth S yourself In East's PLANTS COMMUNITY Friday, p. m. ; wscs second ales - Allis Chalmers · Service Put 6 NOBTII (D) ' 9 place. It surely looked to MISSION Antiquity. Ser· Friday, 7:30 p. m. ; Official Mrs~ g: DoBr:ld K~o~:. PR~v~ Middleport, Ohio FarmIndustrial - Lawn-Garden .Q85 1 Gluesencamp, ~star . him as if ·George had no vices, 7: 30p. m. Thursday and Board, second Monday, 7:30 p. L. R. Tuppers Plains 667-3435 .82 worries about the spade Sunday evenings . John Dill, m. R +AKQ1032 suit. It also looked as if West. pastor. COMMU NlTV CHURCH, oger Wilfred, Sr., undar. I---:-::-:7-.::-:7-.:-:-~=-====-:---T--_;_-----------.J lo9 5 h d led I b f , Dexter - Rev . James Queen, School Supt. Sunday Schoo ' a a cu rom a sUit STIVERSVILLE COM - pa stor . Worship services 9:30 . a. m. ; Sunday evening . WIST EAST queen· jack. MayMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Saturday and sunday, 7:30p.m. worsh ip 7:30. Prayer meeting, Athens Road Pomeroy headed ,by .K73 .AJ6 2 be East should not have Edsel Harl, pastor. Sunday Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Ernest .965 • Al0743 The Store with A He11rt been fooled, but he was. morning worshJp service, 10. Deeter, class leader . Yough A Family That Worships Together • 6f a.m ., Dell Talbot, svperln . ST PAUL'S UN.ITE.. D. Meeting Wednesday, 7: 30p.m., Stays Together Racine 949-3342 <fo J 8H3 -"K l02 Suppose George had not tendent. Prayer meeting, each METHODIST CHURCH _ Ernest Deeler, leader. SOUTH been generous and had won Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday Tuppers Plains. Rev. Randy .1094 the first club. Would East evening service, 7:30. Lavend er. pastor. Sunday MT. HERMON UNITED .KQJ have continued clubs when · School. 9:30 a: m. 1 yputh BRETHERN CHURCH IN . ' ,. • J8 75 he got in with the ace of fellowship, 6 p. m.; Sunday CHRIST - Rev. Robert Shook, Bakers of Holsum Bread Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer pastor, Sunday School. 9:30 a. -"AQ6 hearts? Possibly, but not ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST evening worship, 7: 30p.m. Middleport, Ohio m., Roy Pooler, sup!. ; Alfred Middleport, 0. certainly. East might well - Pomeroy - Harrisonville · lET ART UNITED Wolle, Both vuh)erable asst. supl.; morning have figured out that Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. METHODIST CHURCH - First worship, 11 a .m.; evening West North East South George's hand was exactly Paul McElroy, Sunday and second Sundays. preaching sermon, 7:30 p.m.. alternating · Dble Redb1e ~YONS lt h t •t d 1 d th Schoof Supt. Sunday School at 8 p. m.; Thord and fourth each Sunday:- Class meellng, 11 21o 2+ Pass 3N.T. W a 1 · was an e . e a . m.; morning worship 9:30 and .Sundays, Sunday School. 10 a. Member of the Big 3 Pass Pass Pass spade to beat him one tnck communion, 10 : 30 a. m. ; m.; worshlpservlceal11a. m. ; a. m. alternating Sunday \ General Merchandise Wolle, Instead of the two that Sunday evening youlh Christian Tuesday evenings at 8 p. m,, mornings, ·Alfred Qpening lead-<fo 4, layleader; Christian Endeavor, Chester, Ohio Tuppers Plains 667-3280 George had risked by his endeavor, 6:30; Worship ser· prayer and Bible Sludy. 7:30 p. m. Sunday, Roger ' generosity. vices, Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Buckley , presld•nt. Prayer By Oswald .& James Jacoby Wednesday evening prayer MT. UNION BAPTIST - · meeling, Wednesday, 7: 30 p. m. (NEWSPA PER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) meeting and Bible study, 7:lO p, Generous George does not Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday Board mee ting first Monday m. always call immediate atten· schoo: S'lJ)t., Joe Sayre. Sunday each monlh, 7:30 p. m. •' ' sc hool , 9: 45 a.m .; Sunday tion to his acts of generosity. Pomeroy-Member F. D.I.C. & Family Recreation · Thus, he let East's king of ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - evening worship, 7:30. Wed- . SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED Federal Reserve System Swimming ' ·:• · clubs hold the first trick The bidding 'has been: Pine Grove, the Rev. ·Arthur nesday prayer and Bible study, PRESBYTERIAN - Rev . Russell Les ier, pastor . Worship ' . without comment. East South Combs, pastor. Sunday School, 7:30p.m. W'!5t North ser vice, 9a . m. ; Sunday School , ' I • Dble 3 ¥ 9 a. m.; church services, 10 a. Meigs County Branch ·"•! " What would you do if you Dble m. TUPPERS t>LAINS 10.a. m. • were East? . You would lead Pass Pass 5+ ' CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Mr ·RU a second club. George won Pass Rexall Drugs John Wyatt, pastor; J . S. Davis; , TLAND . _ .. You, South, hold: SYRACUSE UNITED this with the ace, led a dla· We Fill Ali Doctors Prescriptions , .., 4 ... 'I' Paul A. Sunday School supt.; Sunday t<U 1 LAruJ FIRST BAP· mond to . dummy's ace end .A943 .Q 'i 82 +3 <foJ763 METHODIST '.' 992-2955 · ' Pomeroy Sellers, pastor ; Ben Qulsen· school , 9:30 a. m., Morn ing TIST - Rev. Samuel Jackson, 296 W. Second Ph. 992-3865 , played the deuce of hearts. Wh• 1 d0 you d0 'now.• , 10:30 a. m. Evening paslor. Sunday School, 10a. m.; Sermon berry, Sunday School Supt . East went right up with the Mrs. Gertrude Butler, supt. A- Pass. Your partner will worship service, 9:30 a .. m. first sermon, 1 D. m. ace aild led another club, know enough co double il he and lhlrd Sunday . Evening Prayer Service. 1:30 p. m. ; and whereup George ran out his hos diamonds. service, 8 p: m. fourlh Sunday. EAST LETART FALLS oreachlng service, 2 p. m. contract plus an overtrick. , , LANGSVILLE MIDWAY UNITED METHODIST TODAY S QUESTION services each Sunday at 10 a. m. CHURCH - W. Dale McClurg, In one respect, George's Ele~tric Motor Repair " RUTLAND METHODIST , _: Again your partner's one and 7:30p.m. T!Jesday"evenlng pas·lor . Worship ser vices, St. Rt. 7 Chesler. Ohio duck at trick one was silly. 810 W. 'Maln • 992'5750 School, 9:30 a. m.; Choose the Church of Choice second and fourth Sundays ol Church 1 •f \ H East could have shifted to a hearl opening btd has been worship, 7: 30. Worship service, 10:30_ ~. m. · by East. You, South, S U T T 0 N . UN IT E D each month at 9 a. m.; Sunday low spade right then and doubled ho ld: METHODIST Paul A. , School , first and third Sundays beaten George two tricks or • 5 3 •72 +KQw ofoJSf Sellers, pastor ; Ma rlha Lee, oleachmonlhal9a . m.;second ·''RUTLAND CHURCH OF 96 4 he could have led the spade . Sunday School Supt. 'Worshop and fourth Sundays of each CHRIST - Sunday school, 9:30 What do you do? service, 10 ~ 45 a ,. m. ;second and monlh al10 a. m. ; Bible study, a.m. , V. H. Braley, sup!. ; . when he got in wllh the ace Building Supplies and Millwork fourth Sundays; evening WAI'inAc: riAv communion and devotions, of hearts. General Contracting worhslo. 8 o. m. lhlrd Sunday. L'ETART FALLS UNITED 10:30 a .m. Regular board Pomeroy, E. Main St. Ph . 992·3978 BRETIIREN - Rev. Robert meeting 7:30, third Saturday BRADBURY CHURCH OF" Shook, pas lor; Herschel Norris, ""f~g'onl~UTLAND t:OM. f--~-----:---h.r' CHRIST, Roy Bill Carter. supl. Sunday school , 9:30a.m. ; MUNITY CHURCH . -R evangelist; Thurman Carsey, mornmg sermon, 10: 30 a.m..; . ev · • Bible School sup I.; Bible School evening sermon, 7:30 alter. Amos TilliS, pas lor. Sunday , and Palnt- l,lun~blrlg & Electr~l ~up9:30 a.m. ; morning worship. natlng each Sunday . Prayer School . 9:30 a. m. ; Worship • 10:30 a.rT>. ; youth meeting, 6. service, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. service, 11 a . m.; Wednesday j)lies p.m .. evening service, 1 p.m .. Preyer meeting , 7: 30 p.m . prayer meeting, 7:30 .P· m. Racine, D~ lo Ph. 949.3272 Tuppers Plains Christi an Workers Class alterllallng Sundays Sunday night worship, 7. 30. ' . . • . . . RUHAND CHURCH OF Tuesday, 7.30 p.,m., praye• CHESHIRE CHURCH . OF · THE NAZARENE-Rev. Lioyd meeting Wednesday •. 7:30p.m. GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. D. Grimm, Jr .. pastor . Sunday · KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Smith, pastor. Sunday School, School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning · and ~ - Hobart Newtll. sup!. Services Mo10a. m.; Arthur Henson, Supt.; • worshiP-, 10:30 a. m.; Young weekly, 9: 30 a.m. on Sunday. rnlng Worship n a. m.; pebple s service, 6:45 p. m.; ' Preaching first and third YEoung Peoples servoce, 7 p. m.; Evangelistic services. 1::)(1 .p 992-2550 Sundays of month by Clifford Wvenlng service, 7:30 p. m.; m. Wednesday evening service 240 L,incoln St. Middleport Servfn11 Smith, 9:30 'a.m. ednesday Mid-Week .Prayer 7:30· p. m. . · Service, 7:30 p. m. Voice·· . ' '"' (Jli)ng ' I I '. - B~Way, 'I I ' ' I I I I I I ·; I . ' ., SUNDAY 3:0G-13, "Take the High lJ Ground" ", · , ' 'rUisDAY •:JO.',I,. "Decision At Sun· 1 down" . Man" 9:011-8, "ludwig II the Med Emperor" -1 • S:00-;::13, "FJrlng Tigers" ' 8: 3o-U, "Made for Eecli' 11:30-1, '' The Warrior end the " 8:01)-1, "J"l':.•tr· ' ·. Other" Slave Girl" 9:0~13, · "Weekend at WEDNESDAY · • 11:»-13, "Sword of Granedl" , DIMiklrk" . :, •:30-1, !'Guns of Fort ·pet.. SATURDAY :·t J'r U-13,1 "La'.feyette , .. tlcqat" " ', · 2:GO-B, "Fire Ddwn Below" Escedrlllt'~ . · , , t :OG-13; "&arid of Angels" , 3:30'-13,· " Dakota" · 11:.30'-8, "l:!onovan'i' Brain"': .11:30-'-13, ·~Frozen Alive" • ·1::10--3, "Hellflghters" ,. '·-.MOMD~Y · ', THURSDAY . 11:15-3, "Kathy 0" and 4:30-I,"CIIpperShlp" ·· •··' 4:»-,:e::;ForiTI" '· , '"Ape~heAmllflsh" · 9 11 1 ,..:. . . the :1 Faces" . ••• 1 9:00::::13, "Wiy Way f>.;r• · ,· FRIDA,Y 11 !3\)-13, ':&a:lt'- lnfir~a" · 4: 3G-'8, . ",The· Forlv-Ninth 11 :30-1, •;escape Me Never" 1 •• • '1 ' ,,\ ' ~' ",CI~ Btjl~th r:·~3:·.~~~~::~· ,, Eo. !I; iE -. ~.s- ~.~~~«;:~~~~~ S~l~: 1 • Generous 0 ne RI'd es Again \ ., . DOM IGAN SOHIO STATION OHIO VALLEY BAKING 00. 4• 4• .SWISHER & LOHSE GAUL'S TRAILER sal ES GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN " • • RACINE FOOD MARKET . R. H. RAWLINGS SONS 00. . GAUL'S MARKET ROYAL OAK PARK ·' .· .THE ·ATHENS J;OUNTY ,; · SAVINGS & LOAN POMEROY ELECTRIC. SERviCE . . o. ALL WEATHER ROOFING and CONSTRUCTION 00. ' .. ' ' 'et) ' I I I THE DAILY SENnNEL ~ Sunday nmes-Sentidel ''" ' I ;Jw, ' ! otJ ~- i~ l!i, j.!! I!" , ,, ~. RACINE MILL . PlANING . VIUAGE CUT RATE . · VILlAGE flOWER SHOP i ;_,.f ' BOGGS EQUIPME'NT , THE BANK AND SAVINGS CO. il 11 !j: ~ ·~.' M&RFOODUNER:. MARKET .; --" II ~' - GOEGLEIN READY MIX ,CO. VSTORE u~,.~ .., ,, • • J . oO'IfOoO,..,...oocao.o.5!~:: =:: ~.-- - f'4c•H.,M..-..,~n~.a-o,..,,...••o.o-~~::::~ . = ----.:.--------~-----~--.:,;-~------- ------------------J.----------. --- - -------------------:.. -----------------. ' . .' ' ' ' . . HEINER'S BAKERY "' ~"""'!!ill _,.l; : .h, IP'!5!5 f: " - ;o;i~~~c,._iR'o~ " !l · ~ ~ ~·~i:!~ <~ .:! ~"' ~:I!~ ~ lUI~U8$lU8lilo 8lii8~8~8U88Ulil81i181il8lil8!il8U:!l8:!! ............. . .. ...... .. " " ("!·· ·· .. ...... .... .. .. . . ..... . .... .... .. ......... . .., c' ANTHONY I! " ~ .r: .'i~c ~e ..~.. l~~ t!5 ~ -~c ~ Cl §_t ~· !5 - .o ."' ° ~ :!1 ~ 0 •pl ' ~: " ., ~ I lI I I . ... .. ' ' �.' • lloiASON ASSEMBLY Of RACINE FIRST CHUR<;H meeting, 6:30 P· m.; Evening GOD - Second St., Mason, W. OF THE NAZARENE - · worship, 7!30 p,ft'l, Va. Chesler Tennant, pastor. Su~y .School, 9:30 1 1 .m.; l APPLE· GROVE UNIT&D Sunday school , . 1~ a. ln .; Morning Worshlp, ·10:30 a . m.; , ' METHODIST CHUR .. H -~'YJ .' mornlnH worship, 11 a. m. ; Evening -•hlp, 7: 30•.P· .ro.: P.te McClurg,,..,...., Wor hi · ~ange sflc service, 7:30 P· m. Wedne&day, Sunday School service, first and third Su.J.ysP Bible sludy and prayer service. Suparlnl&nllent, Pauli"! Me· of each month at 1 p m . ',.y MIDDLEPORT · · r:~~ay.,7: 30 p. m. Phon• Cllntock, P4stor. Rev. Morris SundayScfloolllltrySuncieyai POMER . .., M. Wolle. . 9:30 a. m.; WSCS NCond Plj'fillllfiOY TR 1N ITy MT. MORIAH . IAPTISTHARTFORD CHURCH 0 1' RACINE FIRST IAPTIST - Tuesday of each monih al 7. 30 llftltWIICINI'.r;ll .lf Cflrllt -Rev . Corner Fourth end .Main. CHRIST In Chrlstlao Union - CharlesNOrrls, PI!Sior. Sunday p. m.; l!lble Sltldy WednesdAy Perrin, pe•tor. Fred Blaeljner, Mldd'-Jiort. Rev. Henry :L. Key, Rev. O'Dell Manley, pa~lor. School, 9:30 a . m,; Morning 8 p. m. ' ' sup!. Sunday School, 9: IS •· m.; Jr., pastor. Sunday. School 9:30 Sunday school. 9:30a.m.. Roger worship, 10:ol5 a. m.; ·Sunday , • . Worship, ,10:25 a . mJ youth e. "'" Arnold Richards, supt.; Manley, supt.; evening service, evening worship, 7:30 p.m. ; CARMEL .UNITED M!TH, choir rehearsal, Monday, 6, 30 Morning worshl~ 10:30 a.m. J 7:30. Wednesday evening Wednesday evening Bible ODIST _ Paul A Sell · • : pastor ; Wayne RoUsh .:-~( ' p, m., Mrs. Marvin Burt, -lmfST UNITED PRES- prayer meeting , 7: 30 p.m . .Siudy, 7:30 p, Ill.. director . Senior choir BYT!RIAN, Middleport- Rev. Sunday evening youth service SOUTH BETHEL !JNITED Worship service 10·.u' a ~ , rehaarsal.1:30 p. m·. Thursday, Russell Lester, pastor. Sunday 6: 45 with Macy Lou Carter, METHODIST - Rev. Randy first and thl~d 'suncia 1: Ma. Paul Nease, dlr•ctor School 9:30 a. m., Lewis Sauer,. leader. No Tuesday service. Lavender, pastor. Sunday evening wo~shlp, 8 p. m. seJncL :Thursday, all c;lay· Busy !let sup!. ; worship , service 10l30 MASON FIRST BAPTIST _ school-' ,9 a.m., · Mrs. Wilma Sunday. • , . · quilling party In church social · am Se d d p Sf Sf Bah•·· Supt. Youth Fellowship 6 . ''!!!!!!.. . · ·MIDDLEPORT • HEATH . con an omeroJ. s.. an p.m. each Sunday at Tuppers CHEsTERtHURCHOFTHE PO~EROY •CHURCH 'OF UNITED MeTHODIST- Rev. f'~ga :~~~arst~~ :.irv~~~li Plains • United Melhodlst NAZAR'ENE - Rev. Herbert THE NAZARENE - Corner Robert Bumgarner, minister; a:m.; irai~lng union, 6:30"p.;,.; Church. • Grate, pastor. Worship service, Union and Mulberry. Rev . Eric Chambers, Sunday School evening worship service 7. 30 DANVILLE WESLEYAN - 11 a . m. and 7:30p.m. Sunday, Clyde V. Henderson,, pastor. superintendent. Church School p.m Mid week prayer service Rev. R. D. Brown, pastor. ·sunday School, 9:30 a m ··sunday School 9:30 a. m.; 9:30 a .m.; morning worship, Wed.oesd~y. 7, 30 p.m. · ' Sunday Sc~ool." 9:30 a . m.: Richard Barton, supt. Prayet ,Raymond Walburn , sup!. 10:30 a.m.; youth meeting, 7 · CHRISTIAN SCIENCE youmand junloryoulhservlce, rl)eellng,Wednesdey,7: 30p.m. Momlng worship 10:30 a: m. ; p.m.; Choir rehearsal, Wed· ' 6:45 p. m.; evening worsh ip, , ·Etenlngservlce7: 30p. m. Mid· nesday, 7·7:30 p.m. ; Mrs. E. Services 11 315 Main St., ~· ,. 7: 30p.m .; prayer and praise. - HARitiSONVII,LE· PR!iS· , week service, Wednesday, 7:30 RObert Hamm, director, , :.~~~~~d~~.d~~ ~~ 1 ..JJ~ Wednesday, 7c:30K p. mG. R _ v E BLYTER!AN - Mrs. Norma 9 p.m. . J.EHOVAH'S WITNESSES- nesda , testimonial meelln 8 HEM l 0 ee, Sunday Schoop Superln· GRACE EPISCO~AL- Rev. Larry Carnahan presiding g CHRISTIANDavid Stauller, tendent. Sunday School 9:30 a. 1 1 Yf8.come. .pastor; Stanford Stockton, supt. m. Sunday Service 8 Jl. m. Rev. ,Stanley Platte.nburg, minister. minister. Sunday: Bible lecture, p.m. \ Morning prayer and .sermon, 9:30a. m.; Watchtower study,• FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Morning worship, 9: 30 ,,a,'1' ·' Ma ~ Donahue, Middleport, 10:30 a. 11). Holy communoon 10:30 a. m.; r~sd~y. Bib e - Let~rt Route 1, the Rev. Stan church school , 10:30 a.m .-; pas)or. , • , and sermon, first Sundays, study, 7: 30 p. m.; Thursday, Craig, pastor. Sunday school, young pe~les meeting, 6:30 ,10:30 a. m. Church school, ministry school 7:30 p. m.. 9:30 a.m. ; prayer and Bible p.m.; evenong worship, 7:ao. . BET 1:1 ANy u N 1 TED kindergarten through eighth serviCe meeting B: 30 P• m. . study, 7:30p.m. Cottage prayer Bible study; Wednesday, 7:30 METHODIST -Paul A. Sell~rs, ,grade, 10:30 a. m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH service, Tuesday , 10 a.m .; p.m. pastor; Blythe Theiss, Sunday ' POMEROY CHURCH OF ·of Christ in Christian Unli!n- worsh ip service, Thursday, 7: 30 - SILVER RUN FREE BAP· School supt. Worship service, , TIST _ Rev Howard Kimble, 9:30 a . m. second and fourt~ ,CHRIST- Mr .. Hort Allen, Jr., Lawrence Manley, pastor; Mrs p.m. pastor. Blbl~ Schoo • 9:30a.m, ; Russell ,Young; Sundi\Y Schab' MASON CHURCH OF aslor Sunday school 10 am · Sunday~; . Evenlng. worshlp, 8 p. ~r.~~~ .!~1\~~~~ ;:a~~~ S,upl. ~unday School 9:'30 a. m.. CHRIST- John Steele, pastor. ~enry . Davis, supt. ( evenjng m. first Sunday. , II boti\'' 7, 30 - · So ·· livening wor~hlp 7:30., We~· Worship, 10 a.m.; Bible study, service, 7:30 p.m . Prayer ' mee~gd, d · p, T ·bl und . 1esday prayer meeting, 7:30 p. 11:15 a.m.; evening worship, ·meeting, Thursday, 7:30p.m. LOTTRIDGE UNITED d IY· e nes ay, corn ne n. · · · 7:30 p.m. Mld·week service, • · METHODIST- Worship, first CHEST~R CHURCH OF and third Sundays, 10:45 a.m.; . Bible study end prayer CHIJRCH - OF THE NAtA Wednesday, 7:30 p;m. "Wow!" "I left my stomach back meeting, 7:3Q p. m. • RENE - Middleport, Rev. 1 GOD - Rev. Donald A. Sheets, second and fourth Sundays, THE SALVATION ARMY- ..uary Mtloer, paSTor; ; r 1oya EIGS COU T\ ) pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. 7:30p. m. SundaySchool, 9:45a. on that lasl hilll" "Whal a ride!" ,En~oy Ret:'. Wining. officer In Carson, supt. Sunday school, M N m. ; Worship service, 11 a . m. ;, m. Christian Endeavor, third , Excitement on wheels, That's a rollEvening service. 7:30. Prayer Saturday of each month. .. dlarge. n!ln,: 10 _ a. rnu. 9:30 a.m.; Morning war· , er coaster-up and down, up and AOIIness meellng; tu:Jv •· "'· ship 10· 30 am . junlar -~ervlce and youth service, ·Sunday School . Young People's ~Qclety 6 .~0 p m· · NYPS <l· oi.S AlFRED UNITED Thursday. 7:30p. m. 1 • LAUREL CLIFF FREE down. Leglon, .7p. m.; Th,ursday,llo3 .. ' s. d . " · II 'w METIIODIST - Rev. Jacob M. FOREST RUN METHODIST METHODIST- Rev. Eu~ene p.•. m., Ladles Home League; 7 p.m. un ay evange s c Lehman, pastor. Sunday school, G1 Just like a roller coaster, all of .P.m. Prep classe•. meeting , 7:30 p..m. Prayer 9:45a.m. with Lloyd Dillinger, - Rev. Forrest Donely, pastor. II, pastor, William Baley, us realiZe lbat our very life is a SACReD .,,.,.._, . - Rev._meet)ng Wednesda't.• 7:30p.m. supt.; worship service, 11 a.m . .Charfes- Hamllton ;- ··supt.; supt. SundaySchool,9: 30a. m.; Father Bernard Krajcovlc, MIDDLEPO-RT PEN- with the Rev. Mr. Lehman In Worship service. 9 a . ·m.; ~nllng worshh1P· 107' 30 a · m.; series ot hills and valleys. We are 30 .pas lor, Phone 992·2825,• TECOSTAL - Third Ave., the charge. Wednesday evening Sunday School, 10 a . m. w~~~~JIJa~~rsC~~istl~n ~ou~ti· enjoyin& a smoolb and peaceful' exSaturday evening ' Miss. 7:30 Rev. William Knltlel: pastor; prayer service, 7:45p.m. LANGSVIUE CHRISTIAN Crusade, 6l30 p. m. ; Prayer istence, when suddenly we find our'p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 Ralph Priddy, Sunday School s' tBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE - Robes'' dEugeneh ~usser, meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursday, selves far from the pea,ceful valley a.m. Confessions, ~lurday 7· supt.;' Classes for all ages, pastor. un ay sc oo • 9:30 choir practice, 7 p.m. 7:30p.m. · Sunday Scho61, lOa . m. 1 Sunday - Minersvlll,e, Guy W. Lowther, a.m.; morning worship, 10: 30; on what seems like a mountain of -· ··• 1 1 7 30 Jr., paslor. Sunday school , 10 Robert Bobo, Sunday school DEXTER CHURCH OF .,.ntusion and distress. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST· even ng serv ce, : p. m. chin 11 a m supt. Sunday evening service, - Robert Kuhn, -stor. George Wedne,sday evening Young a .m. ; prea g, . ,; 0 lh tlh CHRIST - Danny Evans, 1 !Skinner, Sunday~School supt. Peoples meeting and Bible evening worship, 7:30p.m. Mid· 7:3 p.m. ; you mee a. pastor. Norman C. Will, supt. At such crucial times we need to ·sunday School, 9, 30 a. m.; Study, 7: ~. Salurday evening week prayer service, Tuesday, Monday, 7 p.m. Midweek Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; remember there is a nearby fortress '. • 4' ·.morning worship, 10 , 30 a. m.,: service, 7. 30. . 7:30p.m. service, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Worship service, 10:30 a. m. Tuesday Wtdtltsday Sunday Monday of stability. It is that place of powBRADFORD CHURCH OF SYRACUSE CHURCH OF FIRST BAPTfsfcHURCH f Christian Endeavor Sunday Matthew Luke Am Rorhans '8YF, 6 p. m ..; Bible Study CHRIST ·- Clifford Smllh, THE NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. evening er tha! ~lands ever ready to provide . , :wednesday 7 p. m.; ~holr Middleport, corner ol Sixth and minister. Su~day School9:30 a . ' Larimore, paslor. Bob Moore, 24.15-22 241<4.5-53 8o26-39 ' 3.10.31 the necessary faith and courage to ,practice, Wed., 8:30 p, m. Palmer Streets, Rev. Charles m.; morning church 10:30 a . Sunday School Supt. Sunday I • CHURCII FIRST SOUTH ERN BAP~ Simons, pastor . Danny m.; Sunday evening service, School. classes for all ages, 9:30 OFREORGANIZED face tomorrow with enthusiasm. Thursday Friday • Saturday JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· . TIST _ 282 Mulberr Ave Thompson, Sunday School Wd d hi Discover the inner peace that 'comes Romans I Kings I Klngo Superlnlendenl. Sunday 7:30p. m. e nes ayserv 1ce, 8 a . m.; mor~mg wors p,, 10:45, TER DAY SAINTS- Portland· .Pomeror,· Affiliated wit~ S B •n • ...:sto' ,·, cnurch school for everyone p. m. NYPS Sunday, 6:30 p. m.; Racine Road. Ralph Johnson, 15.19·21 3.7·12 4o 29-34 from divine Jove, Worship in church Rev. Cl fford Colem ~ ~ 9 15 M 1 hi evangellsllc service, Sunday, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 .a. · Sunday school 9·30 am : a.m.; orn ng · wors P MIDWAY CHURCH _ 7:·30 p.m. Mid·week prayer, this Sunday. ' Morning worship, 10:30 a. Hershel McCiur~: supt. ; ;.or: 10 ~ 15 a .m .; Evenl~ services, Langsville· Dexter. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p.n\. m.; Sunday evening service, 7 cdpyr~ 1 t~~ m 1 ship service. 10: 30 a.m. ; 7' 30 p.m.; . Wedne ar, prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. T~sday. Msslonary meeting, second m.; p, m. Wednesday evening K ekter Ad~l'l lllns·'S41 Nicl, Int. ,evening worship, 7:30. Wed· service, 7:30p.m. Ex ra youth Rev . Robert Searles, pastor. Wednesday , 7:30 p, m. prayer services, 7: 30 p. m. nesdly prayer meeting and -activities on Sunday, 5 p.m., for Str11 biq. Vl!llnla Bible studv. 7:30 o.m. all youth UfTtO slxlh grade ; 6:30 · Sf. PAUL LUTHERAN _ for junior .and senior high HO&SON CHRISTIAN UNITED FAITH NON- BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev. Arthur c. lund, pastor. students. UNION - Darrel Doddrlll, DENOMINATION Rev. Great Bend, Charles Norris Sunday School, 9: 15 a. ·m., ..c;HURCH 0~ CHIIIST, Mid· pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a . 'Dennis Weaver, pastor. Sunday pastor. Worship service, 9: 30a: Charles Evans, Supl.; worship dleport, 51h and Main . Raullln m., Annie Mohler, supl. ; school, 9:30a .m.; Bob Barber, m.; Sunday School, 10: 30a. m. service, 10: 30 a m· Con. Moyer, pastor. Thomas Kelly, Leonard Gilmore, first elder; sup!.; worship service, 10:30 flrmallon class saiurdliy 9 · ~ Sunday · School supt. Bible evening service, 7:30 p. m. a.m.; youth meeting, 6:45p.m.; CARLETON CHURCH With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is . • ' · School , 9: 30 a. m. ; morning Wednesday prayer meeting, church, 7:30 p.m. Bible study, Kingsbury Road. Sundar. a. m. ' .. N.POtiiiMEROY-tHESTEN worship, 10:30 a. m.; evening 7:30p.m. Wednesday, 7:30p.m. School , 9:30a.m., Ralph Car, good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the busir.ess u D · METHODIST _ worship, 7: 30 D. m. ; or"v"' sup!. Worship service, 10:30 a . firms and organizations whose natnes appear below . ·" ~ :~~~~~c~R . ' Card, 'pastor . service 7 p.m . Wednesday. . MT. MORIAH r;HURCH OF EDEN UNITED BRETHREN m. and 7:30 ~· m. alternately. ., '; 10:30 a GOD - Racine Route 2. The IN CHRIST- Elden R. Blake, Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 1Sa.m.. , FREEWILL BAPTIST Rev. Charles Ha'nd, pastor . . ~stor.SundaySchool,10a . m.; 7 : ~ P· m. Rev. Jay Stiles, m •· CHUilGH ~-!!, fomt~ JI.JIJ.; l!flp, .:;; Suq~.5 ,s;c~l ,, ;,?:~: ,~ ·.IJ' ·i rnle Holsinger, supt. Mor .. pas or. . . ... , _, .. , • I '.> l 'Iii" · ,ntng sermon, 11 a.m .; Evening :C: <:'' ~ "' " "~ ~ <>- '~ ' \ r· · a, .PIIUil> '" ~lddleppr:R r• ..Na~l, .1 m9rlllng ..,YjP.~ lp, , I· m. ; HerrmeM, pastor; :Yonn Dllt, · Eventng; servlte , iue · a) and 'Service Christian Endeavor, ,.,G.,RPELG~A:'L I'I:iDf'l(lJE~·. ;,. !;0,1'!· Sunday School Supt. Saturday Friday, 7:30. 7:30 p. m. ; Mrs, Lyda IT N.A CH 0 ~<CH - . Chevalier, president . Song Rev. Willard Dutcher, paslor. evening service, 7 p. m. Sunday 11 t;v• Keepsake Diamond Rings 5 service and sermon, 8, 20. Mid- Mrs. Worley Francis, Sundar. r.~~~~~~~~;5i~~~i~ . evening School, worsh 10 aip, . m.; Sunday . T up p E R s p L 4l N Phone 992-3481 N. Sei:ondJoAve . 7 o. m. CHARGE . UNITED Week prayer meeting Wed· School Su~l. Sunday Schoo' 312 E . Main St. ' Pomeroy. 0 . Middleport, 0. . · ' METHODIST. Sunday worsh~ nesday. 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Mazie 9:45a . m. hurch Servlcesllrsl n;J~~~!. · M~SON COUNTY St P I' 9 5o Holslnner, class leader. ·and .third Sundays following socey, 1t Ti ·· ' au 1 a.m.; u " Sunda Sch I S d d m. each CHRISTIAN · SC'IENCE · &elhti9:SSa.m .; Aifred11a.m. - POMEROY LOWER LIGHT fourlhySal :f" • eclon ;" Se 1 31S Mal Sf pt (First and third Sundays) 7:45 CHURCH-Harrisonville Road. m , . ur ay even ngs, p, · se voces. · rGRAHAM UNI'r~b Mi!'TH- Pl~::t. Sunday ~rvlces, 1i ·p.m.; (Second and 4th Sun · ~ev. Roy Taylor, pastor; Henry ~DIST CHURCH- Preaching a.m. Wednesday Testimonial ·days). loHrldge -7:45 ·p.m. Eblin, Sunday School Supt. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN PLUMBING AND HEATING . " 9.30 a. m., first and second · meeting 7. 30 p·m (First an~ third Sundays) , 11 Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor ; •' 992.2550 Sundays of each month ; third . ' · · · ' a.m. Second and' 4th Sundays. evening worship, 7:30 p. m: Sunday School sup!., Ronald · Phone 992-3284 Middleport• 240 Lincoln St. ·Middleport andfourlfi Sundays each month , THE HILAND <.HAPEL, LONG BOT:I'OM METHODIST Prayer and prasie servi ce, Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 a. :worship servlce .al 7:30p.m: 1George Casto, ' paslor . Sunday _ Rev. Standley Brandum , Thurs_d~:_30 o m m. ; preaching 10:<4.5 a. m. ; RACINE· LETAIH WES- Evening services. 7:30p. m . . Wednesday evenings at 7:30, 5chool, 9:30; ·evening worship, 7:30. Thursday evening prayer pa'slor. Church, 9 a. m.: Sunday LEY AN UNITED METHODIST . Prayer and Bible Study. service, 7:30p.m. School , 9:<4.5 a. m. ' Racine , w . Dale McClurg, HYSELL RUN FREE BEAR.WALLOW RIDGE ,pastor . Sunday School, 9:30 a .. METHODIST - Cecil Wise, CHURCH OF CHRIST- John m.; Worsh ip service, 10:30 a. Pastor. Su~day School, , 9:30 Bakers of Good Bread · Rockhold, pastor: Bible study, m. ; UMYF, 1 p, m·. each Sun. a .m.; Mornong worship, 10:30 WIN AT BRIDGE Middleport, Ohio , . Huntington, W. Va. 9:30 a.m. i morning worship, day ; Senior Choir practice, a:m .; Young PeopJe's service, 10:30; evening worship, 7:30 .Thursday, 7:30p. m.; Service 6.45p.m.; Evangelistic service, 1-----------------p-----------....,.~--1 p,. m.pw.med. nesday Bible study, Guild, fourth Monday. 7:30 p. 7' 30 p.m . Prayer meeting, 7 30 m.; Happy Hustlers Sunday Thursday, 7:30p.m. MAR~ School Class meeting, fourth S yourself In East's PLANTS COMMUNITY Friday, p. m. ; wscs second ales - Allis Chalmers · Service Put 6 NOBTII (D) ' 9 place. It surely looked to MISSION Antiquity. Ser· Friday, 7:30 p. m. ; Official Mrs~ g: DoBr:ld K~o~:. PR~v~ Middleport, Ohio FarmIndustrial - Lawn-Garden .Q85 1 Gluesencamp, ~star . him as if ·George had no vices, 7: 30p. m. Thursday and Board, second Monday, 7:30 p. L. R. Tuppers Plains 667-3435 .82 worries about the spade Sunday evenings . John Dill, m. R +AKQ1032 suit. It also looked as if West. pastor. COMMU NlTV CHURCH, oger Wilfred, Sr., undar. I---:-::-:7-.::-:7-.:-:-~=-====-:---T--_;_-----------.J lo9 5 h d led I b f , Dexter - Rev . James Queen, School Supt. Sunday Schoo ' a a cu rom a sUit STIVERSVILLE COM - pa stor . Worship services 9:30 . a. m. ; Sunday evening . WIST EAST queen· jack. MayMUNITY CHURCH Rev. Saturday and sunday, 7:30p.m. worsh ip 7:30. Prayer meeting, Athens Road Pomeroy headed ,by .K73 .AJ6 2 be East should not have Edsel Harl, pastor. Sunday Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Ernest .965 • Al0743 The Store with A He11rt been fooled, but he was. morning worshJp service, 10. Deeter, class leader . Yough A Family That Worships Together • 6f a.m ., Dell Talbot, svperln . ST PAUL'S UN.ITE.. D. Meeting Wednesday, 7: 30p.m., Stays Together Racine 949-3342 <fo J 8H3 -"K l02 Suppose George had not tendent. Prayer meeting, each METHODIST CHURCH _ Ernest Deeler, leader. SOUTH been generous and had won Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday Tuppers Plains. Rev. Randy .1094 the first club. Would East evening service, 7:30. Lavend er. pastor. Sunday MT. HERMON UNITED .KQJ have continued clubs when · School. 9:30 a: m. 1 yputh BRETHERN CHURCH IN . ' ,. • J8 75 he got in with the ace of fellowship, 6 p. m.; Sunday CHRIST - Rev. Robert Shook, Bakers of Holsum Bread Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer pastor, Sunday School. 9:30 a. -"AQ6 hearts? Possibly, but not ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST evening worship, 7: 30p.m. Middleport, Ohio m., Roy Pooler, sup!. ; Alfred Middleport, 0. certainly. East might well - Pomeroy - Harrisonville · lET ART UNITED Wolle, Both vuh)erable asst. supl.; morning have figured out that Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. METHODIST CHURCH - First worship, 11 a .m.; evening West North East South George's hand was exactly Paul McElroy, Sunday and second Sundays. preaching sermon, 7:30 p.m.. alternating · Dble Redb1e ~YONS lt h t •t d 1 d th Schoof Supt. Sunday School at 8 p. m.; Thord and fourth each Sunday:- Class meellng, 11 21o 2+ Pass 3N.T. W a 1 · was an e . e a . m.; morning worship 9:30 and .Sundays, Sunday School. 10 a. Member of the Big 3 Pass Pass Pass spade to beat him one tnck communion, 10 : 30 a. m. ; m.; worshlpservlceal11a. m. ; a. m. alternating Sunday \ General Merchandise Wolle, Instead of the two that Sunday evening youlh Christian Tuesday evenings at 8 p. m,, mornings, ·Alfred Qpening lead-<fo 4, layleader; Christian Endeavor, Chester, Ohio Tuppers Plains 667-3280 George had risked by his endeavor, 6:30; Worship ser· prayer and Bible Sludy. 7:30 p. m. Sunday, Roger ' generosity. vices, Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Buckley , presld•nt. Prayer By Oswald .& James Jacoby Wednesday evening prayer MT. UNION BAPTIST - · meeling, Wednesday, 7: 30 p. m. (NEWSPA PER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) meeting and Bible study, 7:lO p, Generous George does not Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday Board mee ting first Monday m. always call immediate atten· schoo: S'lJ)t., Joe Sayre. Sunday each monlh, 7:30 p. m. •' ' sc hool , 9: 45 a.m .; Sunday tion to his acts of generosity. Pomeroy-Member F. D.I.C. & Family Recreation · Thus, he let East's king of ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - evening worship, 7:30. Wed- . SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED Federal Reserve System Swimming ' ·:• · clubs hold the first trick The bidding 'has been: Pine Grove, the Rev. ·Arthur nesday prayer and Bible study, PRESBYTERIAN - Rev . Russell Les ier, pastor . Worship ' . without comment. East South Combs, pastor. Sunday School, 7:30p.m. W'!5t North ser vice, 9a . m. ; Sunday School , ' I • Dble 3 ¥ 9 a. m.; church services, 10 a. Meigs County Branch ·"•! " What would you do if you Dble m. TUPPERS t>LAINS 10.a. m. • were East? . You would lead Pass Pass 5+ ' CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Mr ·RU a second club. George won Pass Rexall Drugs John Wyatt, pastor; J . S. Davis; , TLAND . _ .. You, South, hold: SYRACUSE UNITED this with the ace, led a dla· We Fill Ali Doctors Prescriptions , .., 4 ... 'I' Paul A. Sunday School supt.; Sunday t<U 1 LAruJ FIRST BAP· mond to . dummy's ace end .A943 .Q 'i 82 +3 <foJ763 METHODIST '.' 992-2955 · ' Pomeroy Sellers, pastor ; Ben Qulsen· school , 9:30 a. m., Morn ing TIST - Rev. Samuel Jackson, 296 W. Second Ph. 992-3865 , played the deuce of hearts. Wh• 1 d0 you d0 'now.• , 10:30 a. m. Evening paslor. Sunday School, 10a. m.; Sermon berry, Sunday School Supt . East went right up with the Mrs. Gertrude Butler, supt. A- Pass. Your partner will worship service, 9:30 a .. m. first sermon, 1 D. m. ace aild led another club, know enough co double il he and lhlrd Sunday . Evening Prayer Service. 1:30 p. m. ; and whereup George ran out his hos diamonds. service, 8 p: m. fourlh Sunday. EAST LETART FALLS oreachlng service, 2 p. m. contract plus an overtrick. , , LANGSVILLE MIDWAY UNITED METHODIST TODAY S QUESTION services each Sunday at 10 a. m. CHURCH - W. Dale McClurg, In one respect, George's Ele~tric Motor Repair " RUTLAND METHODIST , _: Again your partner's one and 7:30p.m. T!Jesday"evenlng pas·lor . Worship ser vices, St. Rt. 7 Chesler. Ohio duck at trick one was silly. 810 W. 'Maln • 992'5750 School, 9:30 a. m.; Choose the Church of Choice second and fourth Sundays ol Church 1 •f \ H East could have shifted to a hearl opening btd has been worship, 7: 30. Worship service, 10:30_ ~. m. · by East. You, South, S U T T 0 N . UN IT E D each month at 9 a. m.; Sunday low spade right then and doubled ho ld: METHODIST Paul A. , School , first and third Sundays beaten George two tricks or • 5 3 •72 +KQw ofoJSf Sellers, pastor ; Ma rlha Lee, oleachmonlhal9a . m.;second ·''RUTLAND CHURCH OF 96 4 he could have led the spade . Sunday School Supt. 'Worshop and fourth Sundays of each CHRIST - Sunday school, 9:30 What do you do? service, 10 ~ 45 a ,. m. ;second and monlh al10 a. m. ; Bible study, a.m. , V. H. Braley, sup!. ; . when he got in wllh the ace Building Supplies and Millwork fourth Sundays; evening WAI'inAc: riAv communion and devotions, of hearts. General Contracting worhslo. 8 o. m. lhlrd Sunday. L'ETART FALLS UNITED 10:30 a .m. Regular board Pomeroy, E. Main St. Ph . 992·3978 BRETIIREN - Rev. Robert meeting 7:30, third Saturday BRADBURY CHURCH OF" Shook, pas lor; Herschel Norris, ""f~g'onl~UTLAND t:OM. f--~-----:---h.r' CHRIST, Roy Bill Carter. supl. Sunday school , 9:30a.m. ; MUNITY CHURCH . -R evangelist; Thurman Carsey, mornmg sermon, 10: 30 a.m..; . ev · • Bible School sup I.; Bible School evening sermon, 7:30 alter. Amos TilliS, pas lor. Sunday , and Palnt- l,lun~blrlg & Electr~l ~up9:30 a.m. ; morning worship. natlng each Sunday . Prayer School . 9:30 a. m. ; Worship • 10:30 a.rT>. ; youth meeting, 6. service, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. service, 11 a . m.; Wednesday j)lies p.m .. evening service, 1 p.m .. Preyer meeting , 7: 30 p.m . prayer meeting, 7:30 .P· m. Racine, D~ lo Ph. 949.3272 Tuppers Plains Christi an Workers Class alterllallng Sundays Sunday night worship, 7. 30. ' . . • . . . RUHAND CHURCH OF Tuesday, 7.30 p.,m., praye• CHESHIRE CHURCH . OF · THE NAZARENE-Rev. Lioyd meeting Wednesday •. 7:30p.m. GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. D. Grimm, Jr .. pastor . Sunday · KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Smith, pastor. Sunday School, School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning · and ~ - Hobart Newtll. sup!. Services Mo10a. m.; Arthur Henson, Supt.; • worshiP-, 10:30 a. m.; Young weekly, 9: 30 a.m. on Sunday. rnlng Worship n a. m.; pebple s service, 6:45 p. m.; ' Preaching first and third YEoung Peoples servoce, 7 p. m.; Evangelistic services. 1::)(1 .p 992-2550 Sundays of month by Clifford Wvenlng service, 7:30 p. m.; m. Wednesday evening service 240 L,incoln St. Middleport Servfn11 Smith, 9:30 'a.m. ednesday Mid-Week .Prayer 7:30· p. m. . · Service, 7:30 p. m. Voice·· . ' '"' (Jli)ng ' I I '. - B~Way, 'I I ' ' I I I I I I ·; I . ' ., SUNDAY 3:0G-13, "Take the High lJ Ground" ", · , ' 'rUisDAY •:JO.',I,. "Decision At Sun· 1 down" . Man" 9:011-8, "ludwig II the Med Emperor" -1 • S:00-;::13, "FJrlng Tigers" ' 8: 3o-U, "Made for Eecli' 11:30-1, '' The Warrior end the " 8:01)-1, "J"l':.•tr· ' ·. Other" Slave Girl" 9:0~13, · "Weekend at WEDNESDAY · • 11:»-13, "Sword of Granedl" , DIMiklrk" . :, •:30-1, !'Guns of Fort ·pet.. SATURDAY :·t J'r U-13,1 "La'.feyette , .. tlcqat" " ', · 2:GO-B, "Fire Ddwn Below" Escedrlllt'~ . · , , t :OG-13; "&arid of Angels" , 3:30'-13,· " Dakota" · 11:.30'-8, "l:!onovan'i' Brain"': .11:30-'-13, ·~Frozen Alive" • ·1::10--3, "Hellflghters" ,. '·-.MOMD~Y · ', THURSDAY . 11:15-3, "Kathy 0" and 4:30-I,"CIIpperShlp" ·· •··' 4:»-,:e::;ForiTI" '· , '"Ape~heAmllflsh" · 9 11 1 ,..:. . . the :1 Faces" . ••• 1 9:00::::13, "Wiy Way f>.;r• · ,· FRIDA,Y 11 !3\)-13, ':&a:lt'- lnfir~a" · 4: 3G-'8, . ",The· Forlv-Ninth 11 :30-1, •;escape Me Never" 1 •• • '1 ' ,,\ ' ~' ",CI~ Btjl~th r:·~3:·.~~~~::~· ,, Eo. !I; iE -. ~.s- ~.~~~«;:~~~~~ S~l~: 1 • Generous 0 ne RI'd es Again \ ., . DOM IGAN SOHIO STATION OHIO VALLEY BAKING 00. 4• 4• .SWISHER & LOHSE GAUL'S TRAILER sal ES GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN " • • RACINE FOOD MARKET . R. H. RAWLINGS SONS 00. . GAUL'S MARKET ROYAL OAK PARK ·' .· .THE ·ATHENS J;OUNTY ,; · SAVINGS & LOAN POMEROY ELECTRIC. SERviCE . . o. ALL WEATHER ROOFING and CONSTRUCTION 00. ' .. ' ' 'et) ' I I I THE DAILY SENnNEL ~ Sunday nmes-Sentidel ''" ' I ;Jw, ' ! otJ ~- i~ l!i, j.!! I!" , ,, ~. RACINE MILL . PlANING . VIUAGE CUT RATE . · VILlAGE flOWER SHOP i ;_,.f ' BOGGS EQUIPME'NT , THE BANK AND SAVINGS CO. il 11 !j: ~ ·~.' M&RFOODUNER:. MARKET .; --" II ~' - GOEGLEIN READY MIX ,CO. VSTORE u~,.~ .., ,, • • J . oO'IfOoO,..,...oocao.o.5!~:: =:: ~.-- - f'4c•H.,M..-..,~n~.a-o,..,,...••o.o-~~::::~ . = ----.:.--------~-----~--.:,;-~------- ------------------J.----------. --- - -------------------:.. -----------------. ' . .' ' ' ' . . HEINER'S BAKERY "' ~"""'!!ill _,.l; : .h, IP'!5!5 f: " - ;o;i~~~c,._iR'o~ " !l · ~ ~ ~·~i:!~ <~ .:! ~"' ~:I!~ ~ lUI~U8$lU8lilo 8lii8~8~8U88Ulil81i181il8lil8!il8U:!l8:!! ............. . .. ...... .. " " ("!·· ·· .. ...... .... .. .. . . ..... . .... .... .. ......... . .., c' ANTHONY I! " ~ .r: .'i~c ~e ..~.. l~~ t!5 ~ -~c ~ Cl §_t ~· !5 - .o ."' ° ~ :!1 ~ 0 •pl ' ~: " ., ~ I lI I I . ... .. ' ' �f•, 1-ftllllllJI tlat;M•'hfMW'wi&O),O•,JIIIJI,lf11 . e .. Oassifie4s . Bargains, Barg~i"s ~d lV.lore B:.:HY'aJns In The. Sentinel . Busm. -· e'sb· S.· .e.-vi. •c. EEKANDMEEK MAW · · CAN 'IE SPARE ME THUTTY ' "-d 111 _,. Tllal*s .- io WAJIT INFORMATION IWOULDIIkttalhlnkallolm~ . DEADLINES lrllndl fill! . 5 P.M. Publication nice and ntltlhbora iincl ~ettenlor •. and Mondlfy Before DMdllne9a.m. ~ttwers !heY ..m me whitt I · .. -~llljlan a. Cor.r~lons -~~~ illtalld hoiPit.l. All 4hf ll:~. untll9a.m . for· doctors nurses at Wlllbe.Day of Publication Vetarens. Hospital, church · REGULAYIONS memblrl and Rav. Eddie • Tht Publisher reserves the Buffington, and Walter Green right to odlt or rele~ any ads ·, who had pra~ers with me: deemed oblectlonolc.... The ! 1 Mrs. Anna Wiliams. 7·9·lfC _:_,.--...:..._:___"";-:Insertion. 1 wo'ULD like to ihank RATES • , tov:IY 5 ltoustwarn'11ng and a special Minimum Chlrge75c lhtnks to my ltoslesses, ·Mrs. ' 12 cents per word !hr..,; Barbara Dugan, Mrs. Clara consecutive Insertions. Adams, Mrs. Phyllis O'Brien 18 cents per .,.ord ·six conand Mrs. Mindy Hill . for tht secutlve lnserflon's. · · tun _pa rt)'anddellcloustood .· . 25ParCentDistount.onpald Linde O'Brien. . adsandadspitldwltliln ·1Pdays. 1111 ·Of· g~; 7-9-lt~ . ·lo$t ctn~i"pe~W:,~.;,~,~~:.,,on ... CA~':,f,~J::rs &!~h50a~rll~naf~!dmJ~~mum. . . e · · . N •_t1 .• - • ' 1970 '*lO cu. Jn. -~~\':;at:~a~~~~~r!~:·i '!tOwer disc tlfl~led glass, beige color tltle&bal. of5yr.,SO,OOOmll u"CHEVROLET Wen•. --..:::.-'-~-'---- car . · 'COAL, limestone. Excelsior' 1 · Salt Works, E. Main St,. Pomeroy. Phone . UNCLAI/\1\!iP !rt!8.ht. New zig 9'12-~~9-ttc' . ,· ~:~:W;~~-:w~ ~:l~~~=. ~~· .~~~~ P~t;l,~~~~e~ . :Paintinf \ 0 -~ ' ·-- • OP.!M IEVI!S. 1.00 P.M. 0 .• , ' r:g:~.deJu•:p:~oka~~ng s~'::.i ' . sya~ltaemncle Bo 4$8~~.'6. • HOW MUCH IS IN TH'BANK CA ~IDGAME? .-\l.t-:1 No- DOWN PA YlftUIIT ' . G , LL HOMES INC. ' ~EN. HI ' Tom. Crow l ' _ · ·: 992 ,2580 Pomeroy · ,, , .,.~·-----, . ,.. ~~--~ r c" . ATTENTION PROSPECTtVE '· · ' . :EXPERIENCED: l i . .. "--- MOBILE HOM!;,. JUYERS! . . iD....Iiehv ........... _.__ _ .40 Mlnu1its of Your Time Can Wall Be llli Most Prolllable ~- ~1 • '" LoST-EXTRA large tom . ~a! • Addltl.,!~l~~c A8;.rge per 'PQM!ROY, OHI ~ ~~~:t :~~:;'h~s:.r~h~~ ~ Tlme .You Ever Spent. 1 1 · mlsilng In Reedsville area . · Advertisement.. · 7085. · · · Dr1' ve 36 M1"les and Save · A B dl • Willie and dark gray, white . OFFICE HOURS N tl -"Pets For le . un e. . 7.4•5tc ,..I, black on hind legs. While ~: 30 a.m. to 5: 00p.m. Dally, 0 C8 POODLE puppies - AKC small • i:«lYI,NSOR rir[HAMPION ;.,AL~ · ring around neck. with 8: 30 a.m. to 12: 00 Noon- GUN SHOOT 5 da J ly 11 1 black or while females, . WALNUT stereo, dual volume !,~(BUDDY iir)'AN DYKE ·. DOUBLE .: WIDI!S fleacollar on him . Reword for Saturday. ' . champion pedigree, per- control, 4 speed Intermixed . 1 R •' 1u~ G y, 1 b ' . 1 4 \l':!'d~vur~~r0ha:'~'~h ~x ~· 'Notice .p.m. acne u~ ~-r'-3tc manenl shots 575. <;oolville · c~anger, ~ speaker sound . SEE TOM CROW ,OR BOB CRow.' 667 '6214 ' . 6-29-10tc "WE CURL Up And Ove For . . . • . 7-7-61p oa:l::rc~ wi~9.~M·Fm:a~~~ PARKERSBURG MOBILE HO/t\ES, INO. . ,' ' --------~ You," Helen's Beauty Shop Is . KOSCOT , f<osmetlcs, July budget . ter.ms. Free, gift with . '·' • • . , . ; Ft,onn the Laraeinrucit <1~· l~GAL NOTICE e_leeHd to announce Mar.she Aueust speelal, Kare Kon For every purchase. Call 9'12-7085. .t . MEMORIAL BRIDGit TRAFFIC Clfl~LE . Bulldo~r Radlat.or .. lo tile, .PUgh and Margaret Bally has dlt an oil $5. • Va,l~e now OI)IY 7·.4-5tc . PARKERSa'URG, W. VA.. . ~ · •mallest Heoter ·tore · . NOTICE .. jOined . our Sllf!ll., Now ,open . 1~;~. Plstr.lbvtors. Browns, AMANA refrigerator, 1 coffee ~;;::::;;::;:::::-:::;::;:::;::;-~====~:::::::::::;:=:::=:; '~ '· " fltr Stlt · .+ dally, Monday thru Saturday, phont 992·5113. . table, 2 en.d tables, 2 lamps, LOGAN F 1RE and safety ·FOR ·YOUR new shingled roof. - - • BJ at'I7Ualli~ 7 -~-lfc . 1,., l'ontlac catalina Four 8: 30· to 5:00. Tu8sday and ·• •· Necchl Zig-Zag · Sewing equipment. Sales'and service. contact Roush Construction . H..;,;; YOU.f • • Dl.ltE.IIRM~ 1 dGOt' stdan Friday evenings by ap- · Machine. Phone 9'12-6036. All types and sizes of fire Phone 992 _5039 . · ""' 'Ph. 992•2_143 · . Pomeroy 1 Motorola 100 Watt .Pollee polnlment only. Ask tor .your BIG YARD sale, July 10 and 11 , . 7:8-3tc. extinguishers: Special prices 7-9-30fc ~ raflo. No bid"" than SoiOO. IYIIt favorite operator - . Terrie, Route 7, 8 a.m. till dusk, at on extinguishers for boats, - - - - - - - - Air · · be ·accepted lor tho radio. : Mll!rsha, Margaret, Helen. Five Pol11ts . Market, Old 1970, 12X~6. two bedroom campers, homes . Also · Thtlt may be aaen at the Phone.now 992·2890. carnival glass, old furniture. trailer. Carpeted throughout, dlscountprlces.onotherslzes. O'DELL . WHEEL alignment I I' d ,KJH ·-· ·Mtlll County Goragt. 7·7-6tp tin mitny more Items with washer. · Assume · Rl . 3, p omeroy, , Ohl o. p•none located at Crossroads, Rt. 124. nspet 11111 . .• an 1\ilU IOtrd rHervH the rightThe to too ware, numerous ,, Ph \r." • .• . 10 mention. rtjt<ltny or oil bids. THO-ROUGHBRED Stud Everyone welccme. · payments . ...o equity. one 992-3821. Owner Dwight ~on~P~~ea~don~r=~~ ~:~~~~: 992 ' 3982 ' Jul:•20~'~:71a~ea~~~epted until Strvlca. Rpm an Captain No. 7-8-2tc 7·8·3tc Logan. 6-16·301c ' Wheels balanced elecRe.Qtarge · eoard·of comm'lsslonlrrs 637410. S50 ·reg Isterad mares, -- - ·-· Ironically . All work SpeCial Plus eo Melas county . $35 grade ma'res . Return ATTN. ALL boroed .-agaln - COMBINE, 7 ft. cut, power guaranteed . Reasonable AI , Parts ' ·Kitch..,s, Bitllis · Bible believing tok.e-off drive, good canvas, ~o · rates. Phone 992-3213. . _ tc Room Addlll01! s Martha Chombors, Clerk. , privileges. Phono ·f92.5039.Greg Roush, . · Revival servlcHChrlstl~ns will be held ood6 6 24 30 ~ly tires, grain bin, g And •Patlos July ·'9· 18 ·,a·t .the· ,'non7-9-30tc ' nile, O.k .. runnin" condition, .. , "'" •23" x.•- . . Ba k"- And 6 21 7 ' .( "· 1 • denomlf10tlonal) Cove110nt of readytocomblne."stso. Phone • .. " "~· CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING .' c ,,.. SA\/E UP to One half. Bring Truth sanctuafy, located In 286 Dick Vaughan •. phone 9'12· PHONE 992-2143 Endloader Work 7-9-31c 'LIGAL NOTICE !our sick TV to Chuck's TV Racine, Ohio at lhe old post 8.43-2 · 37• Oal Lilli phone 992 3 e e, · · -, Septic Tanks ,.. publl< httrlng on tht 1972 hop, 151 Bufternut Ave., OffiCI bulldl'l . Pastors J. D. 6346•• budgit of Mila• county, Ohio. Pomeroy. • King and E. . Fulcher alonH DON'T r,;:mp your sluggish 6-23-30tc And LHch llec!s. will bt hlid at 9 a.m .• July 20, .,,4-23-tfc , with vlslflng evangelists wl G1 E All 0..-IMEROY · .;. lf71.1nthtolflcootthe Boar.d of be conducting the services. septic ank. e Klean mUSEDOF·FSET PLATES 1"\1 74~YV~ C:Ommlalloners, Melvo county, .REDUCE safe· and fast with Heavens and earth shall pass septic tank cleaner. Land' HAVE . 'HOME' & AUTO Ohio In the courthouse at Gobese table!$ and E-Vap but the Word of God . ma,rk Farm Bureau , MANY USES LARGE house, 1'1• acres,·. all Pomeroy, Ohio. ... 111 N 1 0 shal sta,nd forever. · Pomeroy. utilities, $1,000. Phone 9'92wa •• r p s. e son rugs. 7-9-llc 992 2094 ' eoard of Commissioners , 6·27·301p· . 7-8-6tc ~6021. • • ' Meigs county ..:... · =-:--:-::--:-:---:-1970 KAWASAKI 350 5650 . U . 7·4·6tc 606 E. Main Pomeroy YAR-D SALE, Saturday, July · · •· B h R d ill 0"1 - =,.--.,..---.:._. Mtrlhl Chombers, Clerk . 10, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m .• coins. . Wanted Buy-. . Roger a r. ee sv e, .. o. 8for $1 .00 HOUSE In Mason. 6 rooms and . OFFICE su· PPLIES Phone 985·3958. bath, lot 80 x 100. See Jack· E. Iron 181 Avon bottle.' dish"' (7) '· 16, 2t d I ~he s , 7-9-71c S llh ANT IQU E S : ,. And kettle. some antiques, .misc. talephon,s. clocks, brass · - - - - -- - - m · 7-9-61c Items. 511 . Park St.. Mid· bed 1 t L R dl Ill 1964 PL Y.MOUTH 9-passenger ---~---FURNITURE NOTICI ON dleport. 7-7-3tc Ph.;;. ee -GUARANTEEDPUILlC HIARING Stop In and See Our · -- - - - - - - : 28" bar. Phone 9'12-2889. 3 Notlco 11 htrtby g lvtn tho! on Phone 992-2094 SHOOT, Forked Run · 56.1 · Floor Display. 111 eou' rt St. 7.1.5tc tilt 12th dly of July, 1971 at8:00 GUN s day ANTIQUES. telephones, brass 6-25-tfc Cl b t S O'Clock P.M. I publiC httrlng por sman u ' un ' beds, clocks, . dishes, old Pomeroy, Ohio PomeiOJ ·Home & Auto will bt htld on the orenoe _ _ July 11 • l2 noon . c furniture, etc. Write M. D. FRIGIDAIRE flair stove , 7 7 31 SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller township budget lor the noxt Open ITII 5 Miller. Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. coppertone, eye level oven, BUILDING LOTS for sale. Sanllallon. Stewart, Ohio. Ph . tltcel , .... Monday thru S.lurdoy Cell 992·6271. pull out burners . Set of Httrlflg will a.. held ·at office 662-3035. Newly approved In restricted 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . 7-9-lfc Maylag washer and dryer, housing dislricl. Near Rock of lotrd of TrustHt Clerk, R. 2-12-lfc 608 East Main LEGAL NOTICE Phone 9'12-5765. white. R. 2, Coolvlllt, OhiO. • Phone 992.6887 after the undersigned Is offering > POMEROY 7-7-6tc 5Springs. NEIGLER Construction . For SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED . p. m., or on weekends. ·for salt the house and lot owned 'TOP PRICE .on ginseng and ~----Nlnt Robinson building or remodeling your Reasonable rates. Ph. 446-4782, Golden Seal· yellow root. Seal 6-17-lfc by Mittie M. Ntll<ln, Deceased, Clerk, Onnge Township MIDDLEPORT - 1 story home tops and stem bone dry, ,clean· NEW 1971 zig-zag sewing . . Call Guy Nelgler, Gallipolis . John Russell, loctttd ·1n. the village . of frame, 6 rooms, 3 large machine In . original factory SIAMESE kittens, male $15, (7) 9, 11 Wllkeivllle, qhlo. Appraised no dirt. All roots. Bill Bailev. Racine, Ohio. . Owner & Operator. bedrooms with closets, bath, 7-31 ·1fc carton . Zlg .zag to make · phone 9'12-5415. valut of tlld property Is P.O. · Box 14, Second Street, ·• 5·13·1fc \ large fron f "' porch, niC,!! - - . . . ; , - - - ---..,..,. buttonholes; 5eiN on buttons,. 7-8-Jtp $5,5\\0.00 and C:ennot be sold Reedsville, Ohio ~772. l • NOTICI OF ltll than thl& amount. Proptrty cabinets In kitchen, level lot RALPH'S CARPET - u'p- BACKHOE AND OOzE'R wooli. •. monograms, and make fancy~ - - - - - - - - · · 7-1-JOic API'OINTMINT ltt' 11 located ,. close to ·new coal designs with lust the twist of a 50x90, storage building, ALL holslery Cleaning Service . C11e No.21 Septic tanks Installed. George mine. IN EXCE.LLENT CONsingle dial. Left In layaway Auto Estate of Linus v. swain (Bill) Pullins, Phone 992-2~78. Sale to bt In the office of DITION . JUST $9.600. Free estimates . Phone .and never been used. Will sell 1968 PONTfAC, power sfeerlng Qtcttltd'Gallipolis 446-0294. 4-25-lfc Crow, Crow & Porter. Attorneys Business Opportunities Notlco 11 hereby given tho! et Law, Pomeroy, Ohio, at 2:00 for only $47 cash, or credit 3-12-lfc and brakes, factory air. 1969 Anne Florence Bay of Rtld· o'clock P. M., Monday, July terms available. Phone 9'12HARRISON'S TV AND AN· YOUR own hours, good Dodge pickup truck, good DEXTER - Lot 150x100, 2 story lvlllt, Ohio, hll bttn duly 12th, 1971. Salt subject to IIIP · SET 5641. frame, 4 nice bedrooms, bath, AWNINGS, siOr-m - doors and earnings first year, operate TENNA SERVICE. Phone condition . Phone 742-3877. polnltd Administratrix WWA proval by the Probo e Court of 7-7-6tc large front porch, NEW en- w 1n d 0 w s, carp or Is , part or full lime, start with 7-8-31c 9'12-2522. tht Esttlt of Linus v . swain. Meigs county, Ohio. closed side p·orch, large barn marquees. aluminum siding minimum invostment, men or -----~ dtcelltd. latt of Meigs county • To 111 utd prope-rty, see 6- 10-lfc ELE;CTROLUX va'cuum with 2 garages, large storage and railing. Call A. Jacob, women, age no barrier , Ohio. 1970 MAVERICK. 3-speed, Clair 0. Ntlson, Langsville, cleaner complete with at~uilding , NEW · forced air sales representative. For free WILL ' DO roofing, painting, Crtdltors aro required to flit Ohio; Telephone 7~2-425~ . husband and wife can work radio $1,495 . 1965 For'd their claims with uld flduclory cordwinder and tachments, furnace. ALL FOR 111.900. estimates. phone Charles ClalrO . Nelson together. leisurely, dignified Galaxie, auto.,atlc, factory plumbing and carpenter within tour month.s. .. Used but In like paint spray. Executor of the Estate of Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. work . Retirement income air, nice $595. Coolville 667work ; also tearing down old POMEROY Dated thlo 19th day of Junt Mlttlt M . Nelson, Deceased new condition. Pay $3H5 - 2 nice building Johnson and Son, Inc. Phone 992·2533. possible. buildings. Phone 992-732~ or 6214. 1971. lots on qulel street, one house 5-27-lfc cash or budget plan available. 7-7-6tc F·. H. O'Brlen (7) 2, "· 9, 11, .ttc 7-7·6fp 742-~979. that needs remodeling, Phone 9'12-5641 . i>robelt Judge of 7·6·121c 1·1·61c 1950 OOOG E 4 door Sedan, . uld'County EXCELLENT NEIGH - FREE ESTIMATE on general NOTICE ON FILING IS YOUR FUTURE (6 ) 2S, 17l 2, 9 BORHOOD. OF INVINTORY -:--- - : - --:---:-remo de 11 n~, r ooflng7 and WORTH 8c7 AND A'PPRAISEMENT i964 GMC 1111 cab truck, 18 ft . excellent condition. Phone 949- 57,000. painting: hone 9'12- 729, 9 CAN yov. visualize yourself aluminum produce body with 3221. - - - - - - - - - - The Stall .of Ohio, Molu a.m. to 6 p.m . .See Us At The ... C:ounty. Probate, court • operating your own spare a job If wanted. Charles 7-2-61c POMEROY - 2 bedrooms, 6-9-JOtc To the Administratrix of the NEW bath NEW forced air lime business? Can you see Harris . Phone 843-2693, estate; to such of tho following fur nace, nice kitchen, .22 acre yourself s1ocklng delicious IN TH. • MATTER OF Portland. as are residents of fhe State of C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer CHEVELLE Malibu 2door, 1 of ground, located on qu lel products such as Nabisco, 7-7-4tc '67local IITTLIMI!NT &IF AC · Ohio, viz: - the surviving Complete Service owner, V-8 automatic, s treel , IN EXCELLENT COUNTS, spoust, tht next of kin, the , Slim Jim and Krall Snack Phone 949-3821 new !Ires. excellent condition . CONDITION ON THE INPackages on your OM FREE - FREE - FREE! :~~::l\8:~:.TOHIO benefiCiaries under· the will; Racine. Ohio Phone 9'12-2084 or 9'12·7098. SIDE. A STEAL AT JUST automallc merchandising to tht atti)rnev or attorneys Swivel rocker or recliner Crlft Bradford Accounlla nd vouchers of the and 7-4-lfc SS,JOO. ~epresentlng any of the route? Al•o enjoy the thrill of chair with a purchase of $300 5-1-lfc following namtd flduclarlts aforementioned persons : making money 24 hours a day worth of living room fur - . hiVt bttn fllflj In the Probate Lucv A. ·Bolen, Deceased, TO BUY OR SELL while working on your regular nllure. This week only ! Used 1969 BUICK LeSabre , 2·dr. Court, Melot County, Ohio, for Scipio Township, Meigs County, READY-MIX CONCRETE WE CALL US job. If you can see au this and approval tnd sttlltment: Ohio, No. 20510. Furniture : 2 bedroom suites, hardtop, pOwer steering;, delivered rlghl to ~our CASE NO. 19255 Sixth Annual You art hereby notified thet are willing to make a · 1 set bunk beds, 1 power brakes ~ air , 18,000 HENRY CLELAND pro/eel. Fast and easy. ree Aceount of Mary Frances · the Inventory · and Ap - moderate Investment to refrigerator, metal bed- miles. Excellent condition . REALTOR est mates. Phone 992-3284. Vtaugtr , Guardian of the pralsement of the estates of the achieve whatever earning steads. Parsons Furniture ~ Phone 992-22811. Goe91e1n Ready -Mix Co., Penon and Eata.te of Pamela J ; aforementioned, deceased, late goals ~ou set for yourself, Office 9'12-2259 6-3-lfc . located 2 miles north of Sliver Wtlburn end Eugenia L. of sa id County, was tiled in this Mid leport, Ohio. . write Oalworth Marketing Residence 992-2568 Bridge on State Route 7. Open Wtlbvrn, Court. Said Inventory and 6-30-tfc Corp .. 3318 E. Highway 67, 7-7-6tc from 9 lo 5. CASE NO. 1936S First Current Appraisement will be for For Mesquite, ·Texas 75149. We -----Account Of R!chard Chembers, hearing befqre th Js Court on the 7-7-3tc AUTOMOBILE Insurance tken Guardian bf Trust Eotate of Uth day of July, 1971, at 10:00 welcome lnvosllgallon . cancelled? Lost your Pamela, Keith A .• Harpld P,. o'clock A.M . ACRE FARM, 4-room house ~· 7-7-3tp 7-YEAR OLD palomino mare, 40 with bath . Outbuildings and operator's license? Call Jr., and Chrloty Jones •. Minors. Any person desiring to file gentle, broke tor riding . .9'12pond. Phone 614- 662-34~. 2966. CASE NO. 20363 F•rst and tx~eptlon• thereto must fllo Phone 992-5090. . 7-7-31p · 6-15-tfc Final Account of Charles E. them at ltast five days prior to Help Wanted 7-7-6tc Sayre, Ex,cutor of the Estat~ Of tht date ut for hearing , hrtha W. Sayre, Oecealtd. · Given un'der my hand and EARN at home address ing GOLF lessons and club repair. NEW CUSTOM buill home. CASE NO. 20M18 First and seal ofsald Court, this 7th day of envelopes. Rush stamped self- YARD SALE on Larkin St., John Teaford. three bedrooms, carport , Flntl Account of Clara Bellt July 1971 "' Rutland. Friday and Satur6-30-12tc utility room, In Rustle 'Hills • Yinger, Admlnlstretrlx of tho · · addressed envelope . The day. Addition. No down payment, · Broker ALSO Estate of Homir Lovetf , Ambrose Co., 4325 Lakeborn, F . H. O' Brien 7-7-3tc INTERIOR, exterior decorator low lnlerest rales, long term . 110 Mechanic Street DICIIIed . Judge and ex-officio Oavlsburg, Mich., 4a019. and barn roofs. Phone 742- .. Unless exceptions an filed Phone 992-3454 If no answer Pomel'!fy, Ohio otsald Court APPLIANCES AND "' ' ·oo· .... •t~trtto, uld accounts will bt 7·2·301p NOREGRET,thebestyet, Blue 5683 . Call 9'12-5455. · POMEROY 7 rooms, 1'12 6-20-3011: Lustre cleans carpets for hearing before said Court on BY Ann a . watson 7·_1-_lf_c baths, gas fired hot water tht 2nd day of August, 1971, at D o p u · t y c 1 e r k HOUSEWARES beautifully. Rent eleclrlc ________ _ whiCh time said account• will be (7) 9, 16, 2t heat. Full basement, ni ce . SEWING MACHINES. Repair shampooer, Sl. Baker Furconsidered tnd continued from BUILDING new home, ··older kitchen and TV room. Double service, all makes, 992-228.4, niture rompany . day to dty until finally diSposed -----:--:-:---:-:::-'::-:'_ _ _ home for sale. Large two garage. Asking 520,000.00. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 7·7-6tc story, shade trees, on 1 A. Rt. of . NOTICE OF Author ized Singer Sales and ' . ·-·Any penon lntorestod may APPOINTMENT 7 In Tuppers Plains. Needs 2 COUNTRY HOMES - one Service. We Sharpen Scissors. Open: VIOLIN, '~-size, bow and case file written exce·ptlons to said cast No. 20,521 some repairs but nice. Priced only 5 years old. Has 2 3-29-lfc 555. Ironer, excellent con accounts or to matters per . Estate of Margaret Seidenabel Hll 9 Mon., Tues. on Inspection. Phone 667·3956. bedroom, large paneled talnlnD to the execution of the Deceased dillon cost $350 se:l . $35. Wed: & Fri. 7-4-6'p living, dining, kitchen and trust, not less than five days Notlct is htreby given that Coolville 667-6214. O' BRIEN ELECTRIC SER· 9TII6 Tliurs. & 511. prior to the date set tor he~r l ~g . Mar abel Frecker of Box 387 , ·. 77 61 - - - - - - - bath . Garage. Only $6,50g,OO. ' VICE . Phone 949·~51 . 992·7~61 · F. H. 0 Br.en Pomeroy, Ohio, has been duly --------· · P · 5 ROOM•brlck home with bath, And an 8 room older home, 5-30-tfc 30.5 ~·2nd Ave. MlddltpOrl Probate Judge_appointed Administratrix of the 2 RIDING horses, phone 949- paneling and wall to -...all both, gas heat. For $4,500.00. Meigs County , Ohlo Estate of Margaret Seidenabel, · carpeting . Phone 992-2540 or 3196 . and (7) 2, lie deceased, lalo of VIllage . of 992·3465. RACINE - 7 room older home, 7-4-6lc Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio . 7-4-7tc . with large ba.th and kitchen. -- - ---:--:-:-:-::-:--:--Creditors are required to file Dining room , gas for ced air LONG SEASON lholr claims with said fiduciary furnace, concrete drive. • with in four months . HOUSE, 1640 Lin coln His., Phone 992-2156 Garage and carport. Asking Naliltnal Football League Datod this 17th day of Jun e Pomeroy. Phore 992-2293. . . ; OPTOM_ET,RIST ~ ·$12,500.00 . teams wW play 78 pre-season t971 . 10-25-lfc F . H. O'Brlen : OFF= ICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE( need'ed to wcirk for camu lltll year' be&lnnlng Probate Judge of LADIES COUNTRY ESTATE oew 4 reliable company . Full or AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., July 10 when the Baltimore said County 3 BEDROOM brick home . spacious bedrooms with walkpart lime, no Investment . For (6) 25 (7) 2, 9 Colla play lhe College All Choice location In Middleport. P EROY .. •· • In closets . 3 sets of sliding Interview call 949-4365. Seen by appointment only . •I ' Sian. The exbtblllon sched· glass doors to patio and front 7-9-3tc Phone 992·5523 after 4 p.m. ule t.eludes a rematch ol - -- - - - - - po~ch . 2 full baths, hot water II last year's Super Bowl 12t. • 14' • WIDE S-7-llc hoat; family room with I . • 24' . BIG lOOTERS fireplace, beautiful kllchon teams, with the Celts play. . Dave Lewis a rookie laat For Rent 24 AC~E farm Long Botto~ . .:tth garbage disposal, ' dish - . with or without form II( Dallal ~pt. 3 at Balli· year with the Cincinnati Ben· ·TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile washer and cook units. 65 toot machinery . House with 3 basement, copper plumbing, 2• Court, Rt. 12~ • . Syracuse, more. gals, bas the beat lifetime bedrooms, dining room, living Ohio, 9'12·2951 . car · garage, 15 · acres of punting average amone NFL room, p;, baths, enclosed wood.lond. 537 ,500.00. 4-2-lfc mo W•shlngtOn Blvd. kickers al 46.2 yards per back porch, wall fo wall 'hlpre, Ohio carf"'llng. Aluminum siding , MIDDLEPORT - 5 rooms, .ITEM: Morning . A kick. Jerrel Wilson ol Kansu TRAILER SPACE on old Rt. 33, awnlgg, storm windows and City and llavld Lee ol Balli· lf2· mile north of new Meigs both, floor furnace, 1 pore he•. 'zestful time for · some s3s:OO" Downstorm , doors . City water . more fellow. · B o b b y Joe High School . Phone 992-2941 . Level lot. O~ly $4,000. people. Double dismal 'Green ol. the Chicago Bean Selling due to Ill health. Phone ' Balance ·an · 3-5-tfc 614-985-3938. for others. Jim Mees leads NaUonal Conference 22 ACRES - on Chesler water • !:onvenient ,. 6-23-3otp system . 4 bedroom home, FURNISHED and unfurnished somehow gets ·us all punters with a 43.% average I '(erms. bath, furnace. barn, and apartments. Close to· school. nvel' II st'lllnns. · together every day. SIX ROOM house, bath, fuli garage. Space for ~ mobile Phono 992·5<434. I INTERNATIONAL Cub Cadet 7 basement, 133 Butternut Ave., homes with . septic tank . 10· 18·1fC H.P. tractor wllh 381n. rotary I ius t wal King 'dlslance from Ask ing only .$6,000.00. . mower, good condlllon, s.ee or • downlown Pomeroy. Contact • I, TWO-BEDROOM trailer. TRAILER , Browh ' s 1'1'i11er call Marvin Keebaug h, 992Ed Hedrltk , 1137 Wadsworth I HELEN L. TEAFORD, furnished, ulllllos paid. Pho!!e Court, Minersville. Ohio . 5342 till 6 p.m. Aller 6 p.m. Or lve. Columbus. OhiO, phone ASSOCIATE , 9'12-7384. 'I Phone 9'12 · 332~. ' Chesler 985-3913. ' ' 237-4334, Columbus. 992·3325 - 992·2378 7-7-61c Mason, W.Va. 7-9-3tc I· . ' 7-7·31C· ·5·9·1fC 7·4-6tc · . 'j . SHOe AN' SEE ifh STOP PAYING RENT ·and own I house W your rent money. . · •• ~.... 0 ~:v,~:IT'i~:V~~Ps.':l~~h~~~:: ~ @):' Po .... · :. Mot · c· · m•roy . or .. o. . ,;·. Off MV· w·ANT·..A · NEW HOUSE?' Spouting, Roof ' I I. T<UIIO CENTS FER TH' ,'-A ,· __ Q NEW & O~D WORK .• .. AU Weather Roofing & ; r; .See w-J·W tlrH, radio, clean & ready to travel . , To be solcl fOil , stor~e an~ , Construdlon Co. "" CH.EVROLET · $1995 tr~lght · cosf1. Price _.536.20. MiclciMporl, 0., 45760 . Dale D11H0n Impala 21ttfSt. Wagon, I!>Cal1 .Wner car, maroon finish, . · Call 9'12-7085. ' · . ': · Plloiltm-2550 .,_, , 992-2534 ' vinyl Interior •. V-Ii engine, avtor,natlc trans.. power , ' ••· 7-4-$to'. · )nsutoct--l~p•rlap~od Miildleport stearlng &-brakes, new w-S·W tires, radio. Sharp Inside &: • ; ---'-.;.,o...l.."!;--"'-~ 'Work Guorantud , ,;:• •• . out ·' · · STEREO•RADIO ' console, ... .,.._ · maple stereo with AM-.FM . ·· S2395 ·. ·==±:====~~~==="==~==&~= ::::::===~ J.L.l'. . .~....&~=~::: • ' • , •m a.. . ro'rb ~':~ w~;:' ~"1~:~~. . =~~=~itul :r:.~anat:r t~~ ' ;. For Sale · 1 46 ACRES, tO x ~trailer with , ; ', tlpolll.extellent Old vacant house, lake. .. 1 and camp site. 2 I, . miles from Middleport. Phone ;....~-:-.:....,--,--1 ' ._,·992-2362 . ' .• Raolilg··& Carpenter l. 6-25-lfc . _.,.,......., [)a~ ca..- · 2 4tlallt • • tuursnetabo!?r'. ' " --·Sa C 2 Salt! · ·, · Siisonal -·-·c... . Conditioning · ·. . · Jllaef.tnar's· . a~ra~~· 7~1 -~~ The · ~l~~~n ~~!~~~.; l~:~~ ;:;:. Daily Sentinel H~,~~ slf~ll:~: ha~:;.6n~00~~: ... N.SON" M•"".IIRY , ' BUGS BUNNY MY II()M AND 13ROTHER I W II.L BE CALLING FOR ME: AT THE: ROOMINGHOUSE: AND lYE GOr 13E: 1HE:RE: 13E:FORE: '!HEY ARRIVE . Jllftft"2 Real Estate For Sale 2.". .' To CITY i' ~ALL,ICAH SYLVESTiit:t, YA MOOCHIN" BUM 'YO\J'VE BEEN CAMPIN' ON ME.FEll: A WEE!t<! DRIVER, IF I FALL OH , ASLEEP, WILLYOU 13RaTHER , NOW WAKE ME WHEN I M RU NNING WE GET TO THE: A MOTEL ON M"f ARii TAICii A HINT/ .........--:/b-.1 £j~r:;~~W=H~E~E:;L5~! EXPERT Wheel AI"IJiment '5.55 . ' .GASOIJNE ALLEY Cleland Realty I hate beinq la.;ttoknow +.h~·~P. thinq.;! 0 l .. . Complete .R.emodeliiau 6,9S r Sale Alu.ml'n.um Sheets aw•r· "LIP • WE KIN H IM "' l!!t>IP ~I!.NP" Pop, one thinq I'll P,r()mi<;e! ~ If I'm accepted and I need a 1itt-le ca~h to t ide me over. .. you'll be the first to know! I•• Sales :r THAT'S THE PROoF!~ mE, JHIMKIN<; 10 SCOQBiE VlltL TR.~ AND AMD Mm US eACK AT I DIOtPT, MR. HOO~AN "" ~ TAILED ~ HERE' I THIHK HE'S WAfCHIH' US RIGtHT HOW FROM THAT GROVE 0!' TREES OUT THERE1 SWAP SHOP Beat lnfiiJtionl I BUY - SELL ------ Real Estate Sale .Vll'" B•. TEAFORD. SR ------ - · SENTINEL CARRIER WANTED IN NEW HAVEN 3 ROOMS NEW FURNITURE *349.95 MOBILE HOMES ' ' ' ' WM1Qll390 : MASON FURNITURE For Rent 0 "' ( --~-- DOWN l • .A.ppend 2. IDlet . S. OVUm (Fr.) 4. Grann Image 5. Daughter ot41 10. Excavate 11. Spanish title 12.Wane t3. SeeU Acrosa 15. Age 18. - Sommer 17. Totem pole AcrOII 8. French revolution· ary 21. Prisoner 9. Playing 28.Makea • blunder .. 2,.HI\ITOW'a rival 28. Faahloned l'BOPER I!IXBRC.lBIC.-WALT I1101MIIf AC1'088 ' 22. Com· panion of Larry and •• \ . . nrt~~IDlt - ~ ~§:~·;t:'~...J~,...~ ~~~~®!rill: - Curly 28. Spanish queel\ .! 0 1fll ~- -nl .,.._ _, . (2 wds. I 1 l'•derdaJ 1 Aaawer 28. Atflnn· a.tive vote 29. Con· vened 31. Three· told 32. Short 35. Emmy'B relative 36. Dantlh Unseramble th•tt four Jumblos, ono letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. I Island TAVIE, ' ::;..~,:.:1' • 1·- 39. TeMIB acore 42.Bpeek 43. Irllh marble 14.Teeny 18. Opal 34. Well-known H . Handle or 19. Ma.caw a teacup . lyric rebel group poem mongrel 21. Duteh cheeae 1 r JII l ... fl''l'f: .• 80. Propo.o!tlon rt:JN\INEoNT, ANt:' INCO'APe'TENT. aa.Noked U.Benlle teUow Ff:t.IUt 31.11'u.ia; stew ST. Relldu. 88. SUppery fll. bag 41. Wife otiS f.: Am>u 411. Mediter- ... ·~ .,_"'.. L...:.::l'rilt::..=lii=SII=PIISE=AIISWII= ·= ·:......J·," ranean Vnll"rd• r'~ I (I I ]-( I 1 IY Juml•"'•• AIIMOti IIIGI IATIIII MAfiOON """"'"r: l'lu•,\··"' itt '""'!' fi, tlrlrtlt• -lAM coin ,7, Anglo- Saxon coin ta. Leapand Ull>t. . e.r. (abbr.) 4t.Bardot'a IUmDllf JjAJLy CRY.P'l'OQUOTE-Here'l bow to. work It: , . A 'X Y D L B A A X ~ Ji LOI!IGJ'II:LLOW , Olle letter atmply 1tan<1s tor uotllor. Ill thla .mplt A Is '-.::;=::::~:!:=~:::; Ultd tor thO tbrM L'o, X tor tht twa O'o. etc. fiiDIIo ~. r apoatropboa, thO leqtll and tormalloll "' tbe ...... .... all blab. 11:ao1t d&y tbe eodt letten1 dltfenat. an A Ol')'Jitor- . - - PA KM AYJQQX BJZZX SKCIIlPVO J lllPilX , JTU HJ~ . )(JOY "JN can-. ( " - - - t ......... . (abbr.) 415. Bulprlan TP Now uranp the elrdH l.aten to rorm the lur,riM - · • by the . . . ••outed llland M Z~YRKPVM OYAYTRY C Y .A. Y J( 0 p Ill Q '(.... I . ployer Across 6. Space a certain way 7. Sonof-U 18. Piucky ~~"i'~'f•:J 20. Em· otl3 ?. M.D.'s group NEW AND .U.SED FURNitURE N. w. COMPTON'.I 0. D. ------ MILLER . . SWAP SHOP HARTFORD material ' ldddln&:T 4. Here OR TRADE 0 50. Roofing AQIIOSII 1. -.!- you - Y...t.en1o,Y'i Cl')'JIIaquote: J'AILURZ ~ I'LIIX OVl\ DUOI· NATMillroBCLlllll Il!l Al!l DIDPLOIUJIPV Al!l . . . KIMG DOWN OUR PHYSICAL BTRI:NaTII THROl1<JB LA.CK 01' 8ZJC QBY R t X I'Y , -· QKCCQY PVCMKUY M K .A. KC UKO· KT · II K Q Q It ~ H ,_, ,.., '--....___ _ �f•, 1-ftllllllJI tlat;M•'hfMW'wi&O),O•,JIIIJI,lf11 . e .. Oassifie4s . Bargains, Barg~i"s ~d lV.lore B:.:HY'aJns In The. Sentinel . Busm. -· e'sb· S.· .e.-vi. •c. EEKANDMEEK MAW · · CAN 'IE SPARE ME THUTTY ' "-d 111 _,. Tllal*s .- io WAJIT INFORMATION IWOULDIIkttalhlnkallolm~ . DEADLINES lrllndl fill! . 5 P.M. Publication nice and ntltlhbora iincl ~ettenlor •. and Mondlfy Before DMdllne9a.m. ~ttwers !heY ..m me whitt I · .. -~llljlan a. Cor.r~lons -~~~ illtalld hoiPit.l. All 4hf ll:~. untll9a.m . for· doctors nurses at Wlllbe.Day of Publication Vetarens. Hospital, church · REGULAYIONS memblrl and Rav. Eddie • Tht Publisher reserves the Buffington, and Walter Green right to odlt or rele~ any ads ·, who had pra~ers with me: deemed oblectlonolc.... The ! 1 Mrs. Anna Wiliams. 7·9·lfC _:_,.--...:..._:___"";-:Insertion. 1 wo'ULD like to ihank RATES • , tov:IY 5 ltoustwarn'11ng and a special Minimum Chlrge75c lhtnks to my ltoslesses, ·Mrs. ' 12 cents per word !hr..,; Barbara Dugan, Mrs. Clara consecutive Insertions. Adams, Mrs. Phyllis O'Brien 18 cents per .,.ord ·six conand Mrs. Mindy Hill . for tht secutlve lnserflon's. · · tun _pa rt)'anddellcloustood .· . 25ParCentDistount.onpald Linde O'Brien. . adsandadspitldwltliln ·1Pdays. 1111 ·Of· g~; 7-9-lt~ . ·lo$t ctn~i"pe~W:,~.;,~,~~:.,,on ... CA~':,f,~J::rs &!~h50a~rll~naf~!dmJ~~mum. . . e · · . N •_t1 .• - • ' 1970 '*lO cu. Jn. -~~\':;at:~a~~~~~r!~:·i '!tOwer disc tlfl~led glass, beige color tltle&bal. of5yr.,SO,OOOmll u"CHEVROLET Wen•. --..:::.-'-~-'---- car . · 'COAL, limestone. Excelsior' 1 · Salt Works, E. Main St,. Pomeroy. Phone . UNCLAI/\1\!iP !rt!8.ht. New zig 9'12-~~9-ttc' . ,· ~:~:W;~~-:w~ ~:l~~~=. ~~· .~~~~ P~t;l,~~~~e~ . :Paintinf \ 0 -~ ' ·-- • OP.!M IEVI!S. 1.00 P.M. 0 .• , ' r:g:~.deJu•:p:~oka~~ng s~'::.i ' . sya~ltaemncle Bo 4$8~~.'6. • HOW MUCH IS IN TH'BANK CA ~IDGAME? .-\l.t-:1 No- DOWN PA YlftUIIT ' . G , LL HOMES INC. ' ~EN. HI ' Tom. Crow l ' _ · ·: 992 ,2580 Pomeroy · ,, , .,.~·-----, . ,.. ~~--~ r c" . ATTENTION PROSPECTtVE '· · ' . :EXPERIENCED: l i . .. "--- MOBILE HOM!;,. JUYERS! . . iD....Iiehv ........... _.__ _ .40 Mlnu1its of Your Time Can Wall Be llli Most Prolllable ~- ~1 • '" LoST-EXTRA large tom . ~a! • Addltl.,!~l~~c A8;.rge per 'PQM!ROY, OHI ~ ~~~:t :~~:;'h~s:.r~h~~ ~ Tlme .You Ever Spent. 1 1 · mlsilng In Reedsville area . · Advertisement.. · 7085. · · · Dr1' ve 36 M1"les and Save · A B dl • Willie and dark gray, white . OFFICE HOURS N tl -"Pets For le . un e. . 7.4•5tc ,..I, black on hind legs. While ~: 30 a.m. to 5: 00p.m. Dally, 0 C8 POODLE puppies - AKC small • i:«lYI,NSOR rir[HAMPION ;.,AL~ · ring around neck. with 8: 30 a.m. to 12: 00 Noon- GUN SHOOT 5 da J ly 11 1 black or while females, . WALNUT stereo, dual volume !,~(BUDDY iir)'AN DYKE ·. DOUBLE .: WIDI!S fleacollar on him . Reword for Saturday. ' . champion pedigree, per- control, 4 speed Intermixed . 1 R •' 1u~ G y, 1 b ' . 1 4 \l':!'d~vur~~r0ha:'~'~h ~x ~· 'Notice .p.m. acne u~ ~-r'-3tc manenl shots 575. <;oolville · c~anger, ~ speaker sound . SEE TOM CROW ,OR BOB CRow.' 667 '6214 ' . 6-29-10tc "WE CURL Up And Ove For . . . • . 7-7-61p oa:l::rc~ wi~9.~M·Fm:a~~~ PARKERSBURG MOBILE HO/t\ES, INO. . ,' ' --------~ You," Helen's Beauty Shop Is . KOSCOT , f<osmetlcs, July budget . ter.ms. Free, gift with . '·' • • . , . ; Ft,onn the Laraeinrucit <1~· l~GAL NOTICE e_leeHd to announce Mar.she Aueust speelal, Kare Kon For every purchase. Call 9'12-7085. .t . MEMORIAL BRIDGit TRAFFIC Clfl~LE . Bulldo~r Radlat.or .. lo tile, .PUgh and Margaret Bally has dlt an oil $5. • Va,l~e now OI)IY 7·.4-5tc . PARKERSa'URG, W. VA.. . ~ · •mallest Heoter ·tore · . NOTICE .. jOined . our Sllf!ll., Now ,open . 1~;~. Plstr.lbvtors. Browns, AMANA refrigerator, 1 coffee ~;;::::;;::;:::::-:::;::;:::;::;-~====~:::::::::::;:=:::=:; '~ '· " fltr Stlt · .+ dally, Monday thru Saturday, phont 992·5113. . table, 2 en.d tables, 2 lamps, LOGAN F 1RE and safety ·FOR ·YOUR new shingled roof. - - • BJ at'I7Ualli~ 7 -~-lfc . 1,., l'ontlac catalina Four 8: 30· to 5:00. Tu8sday and ·• •· Necchl Zig-Zag · Sewing equipment. Sales'and service. contact Roush Construction . H..;,;; YOU.f • • Dl.ltE.IIRM~ 1 dGOt' stdan Friday evenings by ap- · Machine. Phone 9'12-6036. All types and sizes of fire Phone 992 _5039 . · ""' 'Ph. 992•2_143 · . Pomeroy 1 Motorola 100 Watt .Pollee polnlment only. Ask tor .your BIG YARD sale, July 10 and 11 , . 7:8-3tc. extinguishers: Special prices 7-9-30fc ~ raflo. No bid"" than SoiOO. IYIIt favorite operator - . Terrie, Route 7, 8 a.m. till dusk, at on extinguishers for boats, - - - - - - - - Air · · be ·accepted lor tho radio. : Mll!rsha, Margaret, Helen. Five Pol11ts . Market, Old 1970, 12X~6. two bedroom campers, homes . Also · Thtlt may be aaen at the Phone.now 992·2890. carnival glass, old furniture. trailer. Carpeted throughout, dlscountprlces.onotherslzes. O'DELL . WHEEL alignment I I' d ,KJH ·-· ·Mtlll County Goragt. 7·7-6tp tin mitny more Items with washer. · Assume · Rl . 3, p omeroy, , Ohl o. p•none located at Crossroads, Rt. 124. nspet 11111 . .• an 1\ilU IOtrd rHervH the rightThe to too ware, numerous ,, Ph \r." • .• . 10 mention. rtjt<ltny or oil bids. THO-ROUGHBRED Stud Everyone welccme. · payments . ...o equity. one 992-3821. Owner Dwight ~on~P~~ea~don~r=~~ ~:~~~~: 992 ' 3982 ' Jul:•20~'~:71a~ea~~~epted until Strvlca. Rpm an Captain No. 7-8-2tc 7·8·3tc Logan. 6-16·301c ' Wheels balanced elecRe.Qtarge · eoard·of comm'lsslonlrrs 637410. S50 ·reg Isterad mares, -- - ·-· Ironically . All work SpeCial Plus eo Melas county . $35 grade ma'res . Return ATTN. ALL boroed .-agaln - COMBINE, 7 ft. cut, power guaranteed . Reasonable AI , Parts ' ·Kitch..,s, Bitllis · Bible believing tok.e-off drive, good canvas, ~o · rates. Phone 992-3213. . _ tc Room Addlll01! s Martha Chombors, Clerk. , privileges. Phono ·f92.5039.Greg Roush, . · Revival servlcHChrlstl~ns will be held ood6 6 24 30 ~ly tires, grain bin, g And •Patlos July ·'9· 18 ·,a·t .the· ,'non7-9-30tc ' nile, O.k .. runnin" condition, .. , "'" •23" x.•- . . Ba k"- And 6 21 7 ' .( "· 1 • denomlf10tlonal) Cove110nt of readytocomblne."stso. Phone • .. " "~· CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING .' c ,,.. SA\/E UP to One half. Bring Truth sanctuafy, located In 286 Dick Vaughan •. phone 9'12· PHONE 992-2143 Endloader Work 7-9-31c 'LIGAL NOTICE !our sick TV to Chuck's TV Racine, Ohio at lhe old post 8.43-2 · 37• Oal Lilli phone 992 3 e e, · · -, Septic Tanks ,.. publl< httrlng on tht 1972 hop, 151 Bufternut Ave., OffiCI bulldl'l . Pastors J. D. 6346•• budgit of Mila• county, Ohio. Pomeroy. • King and E. . Fulcher alonH DON'T r,;:mp your sluggish 6-23-30tc And LHch llec!s. will bt hlid at 9 a.m .• July 20, .,,4-23-tfc , with vlslflng evangelists wl G1 E All 0..-IMEROY · .;. lf71.1nthtolflcootthe Boar.d of be conducting the services. septic ank. e Klean mUSEDOF·FSET PLATES 1"\1 74~YV~ C:Ommlalloners, Melvo county, .REDUCE safe· and fast with Heavens and earth shall pass septic tank cleaner. Land' HAVE . 'HOME' & AUTO Ohio In the courthouse at Gobese table!$ and E-Vap but the Word of God . ma,rk Farm Bureau , MANY USES LARGE house, 1'1• acres,·. all Pomeroy, Ohio. ... 111 N 1 0 shal sta,nd forever. · Pomeroy. utilities, $1,000. Phone 9'92wa •• r p s. e son rugs. 7-9-llc 992 2094 ' eoard of Commissioners , 6·27·301p· . 7-8-6tc ~6021. • • ' Meigs county ..:... · =-:--:-::--:-:---:-1970 KAWASAKI 350 5650 . U . 7·4·6tc 606 E. Main Pomeroy YAR-D SALE, Saturday, July · · •· B h R d ill 0"1 - =,.--.,..---.:._. Mtrlhl Chombers, Clerk . 10, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m .• coins. . Wanted Buy-. . Roger a r. ee sv e, .. o. 8for $1 .00 HOUSE In Mason. 6 rooms and . OFFICE su· PPLIES Phone 985·3958. bath, lot 80 x 100. See Jack· E. Iron 181 Avon bottle.' dish"' (7) '· 16, 2t d I ~he s , 7-9-71c S llh ANT IQU E S : ,. And kettle. some antiques, .misc. talephon,s. clocks, brass · - - - - -- - - m · 7-9-61c Items. 511 . Park St.. Mid· bed 1 t L R dl Ill 1964 PL Y.MOUTH 9-passenger ---~---FURNITURE NOTICI ON dleport. 7-7-3tc Ph.;;. ee -GUARANTEEDPUILlC HIARING Stop In and See Our · -- - - - - - - : 28" bar. Phone 9'12-2889. 3 Notlco 11 htrtby g lvtn tho! on Phone 992-2094 SHOOT, Forked Run · 56.1 · Floor Display. 111 eou' rt St. 7.1.5tc tilt 12th dly of July, 1971 at8:00 GUN s day ANTIQUES. telephones, brass 6-25-tfc Cl b t S O'Clock P.M. I publiC httrlng por sman u ' un ' beds, clocks, . dishes, old Pomeroy, Ohio PomeiOJ ·Home & Auto will bt htld on the orenoe _ _ July 11 • l2 noon . c furniture, etc. Write M. D. FRIGIDAIRE flair stove , 7 7 31 SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller township budget lor the noxt Open ITII 5 Miller. Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. coppertone, eye level oven, BUILDING LOTS for sale. Sanllallon. Stewart, Ohio. Ph . tltcel , .... Monday thru S.lurdoy Cell 992·6271. pull out burners . Set of Httrlflg will a.. held ·at office 662-3035. Newly approved In restricted 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . 7-9-lfc Maylag washer and dryer, housing dislricl. Near Rock of lotrd of TrustHt Clerk, R. 2-12-lfc 608 East Main LEGAL NOTICE Phone 9'12-5765. white. R. 2, Coolvlllt, OhiO. • Phone 992.6887 after the undersigned Is offering > POMEROY 7-7-6tc 5Springs. NEIGLER Construction . For SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED . p. m., or on weekends. ·for salt the house and lot owned 'TOP PRICE .on ginseng and ~----Nlnt Robinson building or remodeling your Reasonable rates. Ph. 446-4782, Golden Seal· yellow root. Seal 6-17-lfc by Mittie M. Ntll<ln, Deceased, Clerk, Onnge Township MIDDLEPORT - 1 story home tops and stem bone dry, ,clean· NEW 1971 zig-zag sewing . . Call Guy Nelgler, Gallipolis . John Russell, loctttd ·1n. the village . of frame, 6 rooms, 3 large machine In . original factory SIAMESE kittens, male $15, (7) 9, 11 Wllkeivllle, qhlo. Appraised no dirt. All roots. Bill Bailev. Racine, Ohio. . Owner & Operator. bedrooms with closets, bath, 7-31 ·1fc carton . Zlg .zag to make · phone 9'12-5415. valut of tlld property Is P.O. · Box 14, Second Street, ·• 5·13·1fc \ large fron f "' porch, niC,!! - - . . . ; , - - - ---..,..,. buttonholes; 5eiN on buttons,. 7-8-Jtp $5,5\\0.00 and C:ennot be sold Reedsville, Ohio ~772. l • NOTICI OF ltll than thl& amount. Proptrty cabinets In kitchen, level lot RALPH'S CARPET - u'p- BACKHOE AND OOzE'R wooli. •. monograms, and make fancy~ - - - - - - - - · · 7-1-JOic API'OINTMINT ltt' 11 located ,. close to ·new coal designs with lust the twist of a 50x90, storage building, ALL holslery Cleaning Service . C11e No.21 Septic tanks Installed. George mine. IN EXCE.LLENT CONsingle dial. Left In layaway Auto Estate of Linus v. swain (Bill) Pullins, Phone 992-2~78. Sale to bt In the office of DITION . JUST $9.600. Free estimates . Phone .and never been used. Will sell 1968 PONTfAC, power sfeerlng Qtcttltd'Gallipolis 446-0294. 4-25-lfc Crow, Crow & Porter. Attorneys Business Opportunities Notlco 11 hereby given tho! et Law, Pomeroy, Ohio, at 2:00 for only $47 cash, or credit 3-12-lfc and brakes, factory air. 1969 Anne Florence Bay of Rtld· o'clock P. M., Monday, July terms available. Phone 9'12HARRISON'S TV AND AN· YOUR own hours, good Dodge pickup truck, good DEXTER - Lot 150x100, 2 story lvlllt, Ohio, hll bttn duly 12th, 1971. Salt subject to IIIP · SET 5641. frame, 4 nice bedrooms, bath, AWNINGS, siOr-m - doors and earnings first year, operate TENNA SERVICE. Phone condition . Phone 742-3877. polnltd Administratrix WWA proval by the Probo e Court of 7-7-6tc large front porch, NEW en- w 1n d 0 w s, carp or Is , part or full lime, start with 7-8-31c 9'12-2522. tht Esttlt of Linus v . swain. Meigs county, Ohio. closed side p·orch, large barn marquees. aluminum siding minimum invostment, men or -----~ dtcelltd. latt of Meigs county • To 111 utd prope-rty, see 6- 10-lfc ELE;CTROLUX va'cuum with 2 garages, large storage and railing. Call A. Jacob, women, age no barrier , Ohio. 1970 MAVERICK. 3-speed, Clair 0. Ntlson, Langsville, cleaner complete with at~uilding , NEW · forced air sales representative. For free WILL ' DO roofing, painting, Crtdltors aro required to flit Ohio; Telephone 7~2-425~ . husband and wife can work radio $1,495 . 1965 For'd their claims with uld flduclory cordwinder and tachments, furnace. ALL FOR 111.900. estimates. phone Charles ClalrO . Nelson together. leisurely, dignified Galaxie, auto.,atlc, factory plumbing and carpenter within tour month.s. .. Used but In like paint spray. Executor of the Estate of Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. work . Retirement income air, nice $595. Coolville 667work ; also tearing down old POMEROY Dated thlo 19th day of Junt Mlttlt M . Nelson, Deceased new condition. Pay $3H5 - 2 nice building Johnson and Son, Inc. Phone 992·2533. possible. buildings. Phone 992-732~ or 6214. 1971. lots on qulel street, one house 5-27-lfc cash or budget plan available. 7-7-6tc F·. H. O'Brlen (7) 2, "· 9, 11, .ttc 7-7·6fp 742-~979. that needs remodeling, Phone 9'12-5641 . i>robelt Judge of 7·6·121c 1·1·61c 1950 OOOG E 4 door Sedan, . uld'County EXCELLENT NEIGH - FREE ESTIMATE on general NOTICE ON FILING IS YOUR FUTURE (6 ) 2S, 17l 2, 9 BORHOOD. OF INVINTORY -:--- - : - --:---:-remo de 11 n~, r ooflng7 and WORTH 8c7 AND A'PPRAISEMENT i964 GMC 1111 cab truck, 18 ft . excellent condition. Phone 949- 57,000. painting: hone 9'12- 729, 9 CAN yov. visualize yourself aluminum produce body with 3221. - - - - - - - - - - The Stall .of Ohio, Molu a.m. to 6 p.m . .See Us At The ... C:ounty. Probate, court • operating your own spare a job If wanted. Charles 7-2-61c POMEROY - 2 bedrooms, 6-9-JOtc To the Administratrix of the NEW bath NEW forced air lime business? Can you see Harris . Phone 843-2693, estate; to such of tho following fur nace, nice kitchen, .22 acre yourself s1ocklng delicious IN TH. • MATTER OF Portland. as are residents of fhe State of C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer CHEVELLE Malibu 2door, 1 of ground, located on qu lel products such as Nabisco, 7-7-4tc '67local IITTLIMI!NT &IF AC · Ohio, viz: - the surviving Complete Service owner, V-8 automatic, s treel , IN EXCELLENT COUNTS, spoust, tht next of kin, the , Slim Jim and Krall Snack Phone 949-3821 new !Ires. excellent condition . CONDITION ON THE INPackages on your OM FREE - FREE - FREE! :~~::l\8:~:.TOHIO benefiCiaries under· the will; Racine. Ohio Phone 9'12-2084 or 9'12·7098. SIDE. A STEAL AT JUST automallc merchandising to tht atti)rnev or attorneys Swivel rocker or recliner Crlft Bradford Accounlla nd vouchers of the and 7-4-lfc SS,JOO. ~epresentlng any of the route? Al•o enjoy the thrill of chair with a purchase of $300 5-1-lfc following namtd flduclarlts aforementioned persons : making money 24 hours a day worth of living room fur - . hiVt bttn fllflj In the Probate Lucv A. ·Bolen, Deceased, TO BUY OR SELL while working on your regular nllure. This week only ! Used 1969 BUICK LeSabre , 2·dr. Court, Melot County, Ohio, for Scipio Township, Meigs County, READY-MIX CONCRETE WE CALL US job. If you can see au this and approval tnd sttlltment: Ohio, No. 20510. Furniture : 2 bedroom suites, hardtop, pOwer steering;, delivered rlghl to ~our CASE NO. 19255 Sixth Annual You art hereby notified thet are willing to make a · 1 set bunk beds, 1 power brakes ~ air , 18,000 HENRY CLELAND pro/eel. Fast and easy. ree Aceount of Mary Frances · the Inventory · and Ap - moderate Investment to refrigerator, metal bed- miles. Excellent condition . REALTOR est mates. Phone 992-3284. Vtaugtr , Guardian of the pralsement of the estates of the achieve whatever earning steads. Parsons Furniture ~ Phone 992-22811. Goe91e1n Ready -Mix Co., Penon and Eata.te of Pamela J ; aforementioned, deceased, late goals ~ou set for yourself, Office 9'12-2259 6-3-lfc . located 2 miles north of Sliver Wtlburn end Eugenia L. of sa id County, was tiled in this Mid leport, Ohio. . write Oalworth Marketing Residence 992-2568 Bridge on State Route 7. Open Wtlbvrn, Court. Said Inventory and 6-30-tfc Corp .. 3318 E. Highway 67, 7-7-6tc from 9 lo 5. CASE NO. 1936S First Current Appraisement will be for For Mesquite, ·Texas 75149. We -----Account Of R!chard Chembers, hearing befqre th Js Court on the 7-7-3tc AUTOMOBILE Insurance tken Guardian bf Trust Eotate of Uth day of July, 1971, at 10:00 welcome lnvosllgallon . cancelled? Lost your Pamela, Keith A .• Harpld P,. o'clock A.M . ACRE FARM, 4-room house ~· 7-7-3tp 7-YEAR OLD palomino mare, 40 with bath . Outbuildings and operator's license? Call Jr., and Chrloty Jones •. Minors. Any person desiring to file gentle, broke tor riding . .9'12pond. Phone 614- 662-34~. 2966. CASE NO. 20363 F•rst and tx~eptlon• thereto must fllo Phone 992-5090. . 7-7-31p · 6-15-tfc Final Account of Charles E. them at ltast five days prior to Help Wanted 7-7-6tc Sayre, Ex,cutor of the Estat~ Of tht date ut for hearing , hrtha W. Sayre, Oecealtd. · Given un'der my hand and EARN at home address ing GOLF lessons and club repair. NEW CUSTOM buill home. CASE NO. 20M18 First and seal ofsald Court, this 7th day of envelopes. Rush stamped self- YARD SALE on Larkin St., John Teaford. three bedrooms, carport , Flntl Account of Clara Bellt July 1971 "' Rutland. Friday and Satur6-30-12tc utility room, In Rustle 'Hills • Yinger, Admlnlstretrlx of tho · · addressed envelope . The day. Addition. No down payment, · Broker ALSO Estate of Homir Lovetf , Ambrose Co., 4325 Lakeborn, F . H. O' Brien 7-7-3tc INTERIOR, exterior decorator low lnlerest rales, long term . 110 Mechanic Street DICIIIed . Judge and ex-officio Oavlsburg, Mich., 4a019. and barn roofs. Phone 742- .. Unless exceptions an filed Phone 992-3454 If no answer Pomel'!fy, Ohio otsald Court APPLIANCES AND "' ' ·oo· .... •t~trtto, uld accounts will bt 7·2·301p NOREGRET,thebestyet, Blue 5683 . Call 9'12-5455. · POMEROY 7 rooms, 1'12 6-20-3011: Lustre cleans carpets for hearing before said Court on BY Ann a . watson 7·_1-_lf_c baths, gas fired hot water tht 2nd day of August, 1971, at D o p u · t y c 1 e r k HOUSEWARES beautifully. Rent eleclrlc ________ _ whiCh time said account• will be (7) 9, 16, 2t heat. Full basement, ni ce . SEWING MACHINES. Repair shampooer, Sl. Baker Furconsidered tnd continued from BUILDING new home, ··older kitchen and TV room. Double service, all makes, 992-228.4, niture rompany . day to dty until finally diSposed -----:--:-:---:-:::-'::-:'_ _ _ home for sale. Large two garage. Asking 520,000.00. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 7·7-6tc story, shade trees, on 1 A. Rt. of . NOTICE OF Author ized Singer Sales and ' . ·-·Any penon lntorestod may APPOINTMENT 7 In Tuppers Plains. Needs 2 COUNTRY HOMES - one Service. We Sharpen Scissors. Open: VIOLIN, '~-size, bow and case file written exce·ptlons to said cast No. 20,521 some repairs but nice. Priced only 5 years old. Has 2 3-29-lfc 555. Ironer, excellent con accounts or to matters per . Estate of Margaret Seidenabel Hll 9 Mon., Tues. on Inspection. Phone 667·3956. bedroom, large paneled talnlnD to the execution of the Deceased dillon cost $350 se:l . $35. Wed: & Fri. 7-4-6'p living, dining, kitchen and trust, not less than five days Notlct is htreby given that Coolville 667-6214. O' BRIEN ELECTRIC SER· 9TII6 Tliurs. & 511. prior to the date set tor he~r l ~g . Mar abel Frecker of Box 387 , ·. 77 61 - - - - - - - bath . Garage. Only $6,50g,OO. ' VICE . Phone 949·~51 . 992·7~61 · F. H. 0 Br.en Pomeroy, Ohio, has been duly --------· · P · 5 ROOM•brlck home with bath, And an 8 room older home, 5-30-tfc 30.5 ~·2nd Ave. MlddltpOrl Probate Judge_appointed Administratrix of the 2 RIDING horses, phone 949- paneling and wall to -...all both, gas heat. For $4,500.00. Meigs County , Ohlo Estate of Margaret Seidenabel, · carpeting . Phone 992-2540 or 3196 . and (7) 2, lie deceased, lalo of VIllage . of 992·3465. RACINE - 7 room older home, 7-4-6lc Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio . 7-4-7tc . with large ba.th and kitchen. -- - ---:--:-:-:-::-:--:--Creditors are required to file Dining room , gas for ced air LONG SEASON lholr claims with said fiduciary furnace, concrete drive. • with in four months . HOUSE, 1640 Lin coln His., Phone 992-2156 Garage and carport. Asking Naliltnal Football League Datod this 17th day of Jun e Pomeroy. Phore 992-2293. . . ; OPTOM_ET,RIST ~ ·$12,500.00 . teams wW play 78 pre-season t971 . 10-25-lfc F . H. O'Brlen : OFF= ICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE( need'ed to wcirk for camu lltll year' be&lnnlng Probate Judge of LADIES COUNTRY ESTATE oew 4 reliable company . Full or AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., July 10 when the Baltimore said County 3 BEDROOM brick home . spacious bedrooms with walkpart lime, no Investment . For (6) 25 (7) 2, 9 Colla play lhe College All Choice location In Middleport. P EROY .. •· • In closets . 3 sets of sliding Interview call 949-4365. Seen by appointment only . •I ' Sian. The exbtblllon sched· glass doors to patio and front 7-9-3tc Phone 992·5523 after 4 p.m. ule t.eludes a rematch ol - -- - - - - - po~ch . 2 full baths, hot water II last year's Super Bowl 12t. • 14' • WIDE S-7-llc hoat; family room with I . • 24' . BIG lOOTERS fireplace, beautiful kllchon teams, with the Celts play. . Dave Lewis a rookie laat For Rent 24 AC~E farm Long Botto~ . .:tth garbage disposal, ' dish - . with or without form II( Dallal ~pt. 3 at Balli· year with the Cincinnati Ben· ·TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile washer and cook units. 65 toot machinery . House with 3 basement, copper plumbing, 2• Court, Rt. 12~ • . Syracuse, more. gals, bas the beat lifetime bedrooms, dining room, living Ohio, 9'12·2951 . car · garage, 15 · acres of punting average amone NFL room, p;, baths, enclosed wood.lond. 537 ,500.00. 4-2-lfc mo W•shlngtOn Blvd. kickers al 46.2 yards per back porch, wall fo wall 'hlpre, Ohio carf"'llng. Aluminum siding , MIDDLEPORT - 5 rooms, .ITEM: Morning . A kick. Jerrel Wilson ol Kansu TRAILER SPACE on old Rt. 33, awnlgg, storm windows and City and llavld Lee ol Balli· lf2· mile north of new Meigs both, floor furnace, 1 pore he•. 'zestful time for · some s3s:OO" Downstorm , doors . City water . more fellow. · B o b b y Joe High School . Phone 992-2941 . Level lot. O~ly $4,000. people. Double dismal 'Green ol. the Chicago Bean Selling due to Ill health. Phone ' Balance ·an · 3-5-tfc 614-985-3938. for others. Jim Mees leads NaUonal Conference 22 ACRES - on Chesler water • !:onvenient ,. 6-23-3otp system . 4 bedroom home, FURNISHED and unfurnished somehow gets ·us all punters with a 43.% average I '(erms. bath, furnace. barn, and apartments. Close to· school. nvel' II st'lllnns. · together every day. SIX ROOM house, bath, fuli garage. Space for ~ mobile Phono 992·5<434. I INTERNATIONAL Cub Cadet 7 basement, 133 Butternut Ave., homes with . septic tank . 10· 18·1fC H.P. tractor wllh 381n. rotary I ius t wal King 'dlslance from Ask ing only .$6,000.00. . mower, good condlllon, s.ee or • downlown Pomeroy. Contact • I, TWO-BEDROOM trailer. TRAILER , Browh ' s 1'1'i11er call Marvin Keebaug h, 992Ed Hedrltk , 1137 Wadsworth I HELEN L. TEAFORD, furnished, ulllllos paid. Pho!!e Court, Minersville. Ohio . 5342 till 6 p.m. Aller 6 p.m. Or lve. Columbus. OhiO, phone ASSOCIATE , 9'12-7384. 'I Phone 9'12 · 332~. ' Chesler 985-3913. ' ' 237-4334, Columbus. 992·3325 - 992·2378 7-7-61c Mason, W.Va. 7-9-3tc I· . ' 7-7·31C· ·5·9·1fC 7·4-6tc · . 'j . SHOe AN' SEE ifh STOP PAYING RENT ·and own I house W your rent money. . · •• ~.... 0 ~:v,~:IT'i~:V~~Ps.':l~~h~~~:: ~ @):' Po .... · :. Mot · c· · m•roy . or .. o. . ,;·. Off MV· w·ANT·..A · NEW HOUSE?' Spouting, Roof ' I I. T<UIIO CENTS FER TH' ,'-A ,· __ Q NEW & O~D WORK .• .. AU Weather Roofing & ; r; .See w-J·W tlrH, radio, clean & ready to travel . , To be solcl fOil , stor~e an~ , Construdlon Co. "" CH.EVROLET · $1995 tr~lght · cosf1. Price _.536.20. MiclciMporl, 0., 45760 . Dale D11H0n Impala 21ttfSt. Wagon, I!>Cal1 .Wner car, maroon finish, . · Call 9'12-7085. ' · . ': · Plloiltm-2550 .,_, , 992-2534 ' vinyl Interior •. V-Ii engine, avtor,natlc trans.. power , ' ••· 7-4-$to'. · )nsutoct--l~p•rlap~od Miildleport stearlng &-brakes, new w-S·W tires, radio. Sharp Inside &: • ; ---'-.;.,o...l.."!;--"'-~ 'Work Guorantud , ,;:• •• . out ·' · · STEREO•RADIO ' console, ... .,.._ · maple stereo with AM-.FM . ·· S2395 ·. ·==±:====~~~==="==~==&~= ::::::===~ J.L.l'. . .~....&~=~::: • ' • , •m a.. . ro'rb ~':~ w~;:' ~"1~:~~. . =~~=~itul :r:.~anat:r t~~ ' ;. For Sale · 1 46 ACRES, tO x ~trailer with , ; ', tlpolll.extellent Old vacant house, lake. .. 1 and camp site. 2 I, . miles from Middleport. Phone ;....~-:-.:....,--,--1 ' ._,·992-2362 . ' .• Raolilg··& Carpenter l. 6-25-lfc . _.,.,......., [)a~ ca..- · 2 4tlallt • • tuursnetabo!?r'. ' " --·Sa C 2 Salt! · ·, · Siisonal -·-·c... . Conditioning · ·. . · Jllaef.tnar's· . a~ra~~· 7~1 -~~ The · ~l~~~n ~~!~~~.; l~:~~ ;:;:. Daily Sentinel H~,~~ slf~ll:~: ha~:;.6n~00~~: ... N.SON" M•"".IIRY , ' BUGS BUNNY MY II()M AND 13ROTHER I W II.L BE CALLING FOR ME: AT THE: ROOMINGHOUSE: AND lYE GOr 13E: 1HE:RE: 13E:FORE: '!HEY ARRIVE . Jllftft"2 Real Estate For Sale 2.". .' To CITY i' ~ALL,ICAH SYLVESTiit:t, YA MOOCHIN" BUM 'YO\J'VE BEEN CAMPIN' ON ME.FEll: A WEE!t<! DRIVER, IF I FALL OH , ASLEEP, WILLYOU 13RaTHER , NOW WAKE ME WHEN I M RU NNING WE GET TO THE: A MOTEL ON M"f ARii TAICii A HINT/ .........--:/b-.1 £j~r:;~~W=H~E~E:;L5~! EXPERT Wheel AI"IJiment '5.55 . ' .GASOIJNE ALLEY Cleland Realty I hate beinq la.;ttoknow +.h~·~P. thinq.;! 0 l .. . Complete .R.emodeliiau 6,9S r Sale Alu.ml'n.um Sheets aw•r· "LIP • WE KIN H IM "' l!!t>IP ~I!.NP" Pop, one thinq I'll P,r()mi<;e! ~ If I'm accepted and I need a 1itt-le ca~h to t ide me over. .. you'll be the first to know! I•• Sales :r THAT'S THE PROoF!~ mE, JHIMKIN<; 10 SCOQBiE VlltL TR.~ AND AMD Mm US eACK AT I DIOtPT, MR. HOO~AN "" ~ TAILED ~ HERE' I THIHK HE'S WAfCHIH' US RIGtHT HOW FROM THAT GROVE 0!' TREES OUT THERE1 SWAP SHOP Beat lnfiiJtionl I BUY - SELL ------ Real Estate Sale .Vll'" B•. TEAFORD. 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WID ... a member and put matroa of Pomeroy O.pter 1M, Order ol Eutem Star. Sbe belcmpd to the Ladiea Alailiary ol Drew Webster Poet 31, American Legion: ~ate ber husband, A. C. Will;' two sisters, Mrs, . News••• in Jlriefo ,. Helene Sayre, Minenvllle, and Mn. Alta Morpn, Oak Hill; a brother, Mauar Radford, . of Loulavllle, Ky :, and aeveral nieces and nepbns. Mrs. wm wu · precec~eci 1n ' death by a sister, Mrs. Oil JCIIepb, and a brother, Chara. Radford, Porrieroy, who died, last May 2. ' . Funeral services will be beJd at 2 p.m. Sunday at the EwiD8 · Funeral Home. With the Rev. Stanton Smith officiatiq. Burial will be in the ROell ~ Cemetery. The famil)' will receive callers from 8 to • p.m. Saturday at ·the funeral hOOle. ' ' (Ccla!lrued hD .... 1) ··-..,.....1 nilbt,.,_wu pill oiJIGaarat a diiiMr lllllld by KIDI Filial. Earlltr, a. two met far two liGan aDd belli a "mutual erdw'Wt of vlewl" Gil tile Jlldd1e ~ ll&aab, • .Apellf ,..,..,.., uld. . : ' . .' . ' . .. Tonight I net Satvrdly . July 9.10 HELLCATS , !Technlcolorl · · RossHagen ee.Dutty BREWSTER MCCLOUD (Technlcolorl Bud Cort, Sally Kellerman --.. "R" Sunday; Mondly ' · and Tuesday July 11'12-13 LOVERS AND OTHER STRANG,ERS <·Technlcolor) BellArthur Bonnie ~lla COLOR CARTOONS: Nobody's Gool Dttp Sea Doodle Show Starts 7 P.M. B~Barber ' Dies ThUrsday ' Sllllllay, Mondly and Tuesday , REICHMAN ASSIGNED DoubltJ::~~~:ogram Pfc. Joe v. Reichman has "MYRA · · been assigned to the 32nd Air BRECKENRIDGE" Defense Command at Mae West Kaiserslautern, Germany for a Rated !Xl two year tour of duty. Pfc. ~~~~ Reichman spent a 16 day it's pure Gould furlough here with his parents, Elliott Gould , Mr. and Mrs. Manning Webster, Paula Prentiss Pomeroy, before leaving on 1---·Co-lo•r- - - • 'July 6 from Fort Dix, N. J. for Germany. ...-~---------------~~ • ' GRoUND BREAKING ceremonies were conducted lait . · week for ijle 24 unit "Thirty Five West Ajlarbnents". The ccmplex will be located less than one mile west of the new Holzer Medical Center. It Is being developed by Dean R. . Crcle, Mrs. Gay Orcle and Mrs. Jean R. Circle. Par· ticipaUng in the c;eremonies were, left to right, Vernon McNair:, County FHA~; Roy l{e~J.ey, State PRA Office; Mn. Gay <lrcle, Mrl. Jean (lrcle, . John Allen, Dlviaion Managllf', Columbus and SOuthern Qfilo Electric; · Dean R. Clrcle, operaUng' the golden sboven provided by the GallipoUs Olainber of CollliJlei!Ce; Theodore Harder of Harder and Reed, architects, W(l'thlnston, Ohio, and Tenth District Congressman Clarence E. Miller. ' Begun on Apartment Site , · Grou'nd was broken last weekend and site preparation has begun for the "Thirty-Five West Aparbnents," a 24-unit apartment complex, to be located less than one mile west ot the new Holzer Medical Center on U. S. Rt. 35. Based on surveyed rental housing needs of the Gallipolis 25 L IVe . It. Twenty-five Southern Ohio 4H club-"tnembers and ·workers are in Wisconsin this week, the first part ot a two-year 4-H Club Exchange. Next year the four Wisconsin Counties will send exchange members to Southern Ohio. Leaders of the group this year are Mrs. Deborah Conklin, County Extension Agent, Home Economics, Meigs County; Mrs. Roberta Montie, 4-H club advisor and member of the State 4-H Advisory Committee fr.om Athens County, and Richard Conklin, who Is completing his Masters degree at Ohio University and is assisting In Meigs County 4·H club programs this summer. · Exchange members of Meigs County are Kathy Cheadle, Teresa Gooch, Geneva King, Mary King, Mandie Rose, Ed Cross, Joe .Nelson, Karla Beal, and Bonnie Smith. · Arrangements were worked out with Larry. Thompson, 4-H youth agent at ~raboo, Wisconsin and C. E. Bl'akeslee, County Extension Agent, Agri culture Meias County , ..., . The group left Columbus Monday morning, July ·5, by air· conditioned b~ and reached area, the tWo-bedroom units will be of townhouse design with living room, dining room, and kitchen downstairs and two bedrooms and bath upstairs. The l.r6haped complex will be composed of six buildings with four·colonlal brick faced units in each, building. The total electric apartments will feature large , . . . . individual patios, color coordina ted kitchen appllances, and will be completely carpeted and sound conditioned. The owners, Thirty-Five West, Inc., will provide full service main· tenance and ample parking in the facility's well lighted parking area. The major portion of the urn In. n'IJI'rV . land .1:' • .l · their destination in the evening. Host familles met the bus at Portage and Baraboo. During the week the exchangees will be living with farm familles In Columbia, Sauk, Marquette, and Green -Lake C9unties, Wisconsin, 25 to 70 miles south of Madison, In the Wisconsin Dells, heart of Dalryland, USA. There is a rellable report that Wisconsin cheese will be one of , 1' · the items brought back by the exchangees. The group will leao,:e Wisconsin Saturday morning, sperid Saturday afternoon and eveningslghtseelnginChicago, and return to Columbus Sunday afternoon where they will be met by families and friends. The Meigs County 4-H Advisory Committee provided $30 of the $65 cost for the Meigs County delegates. , P,roject's financing was arranged through the F&rplers Home Adminlatration's rural rental pr~am and Is designed for families and individuals of moderate income. Mr. Vernon McNair, county supervisor, has gul~ed this aspect of the program, . the only private projectofltstypelnOhio. Total cost of the project Is expected to be approximately $32D,OOO. ' A pollution-free sewage system designed to handle 8,000 gallons per day will serve the facillty and the area will be beautified by landscaping featuring 48 trees and more than 500 shrubs. Architect for Thitty-Five West Apartments Is TheodoreHarderofHarderand Reed, A.I.A. Architects, Worthington, Ohio, Raymond G. (Tony) Barr of Barr Con· struction, Gallipolis, Is the general contractor, while Dean Ramsey of, Ramsey. and Wells; Pataskala, Ohio, Is the land· scape architect. . <?£fleers and shareholders of Thirty-Five West, Inc. are Deq II,. Circle, president and general manager; Mrs. Gay Qircle, vice president, and Mrs. Jean R. Circle, secretary-treasurer. Architect Harder has designed a project . that will ccmbine the convel)ience of aparbnent living wiUl the rural beauty Of the area In providing Gallipolis with a much needed rental fa~illty. Completion date for the fust of the units Is ex· pected to be early fall. •• t 0 • , M8r,keI ·New President 0{ 14' Good reason to do all your banking at our full-service bank. CADETH - r~ospital. PORTABLE TV J makes the hours go by a lot nicer Continuous Service On fridays 9 .a •.,.. to 7 p.m. This personal toteable has a screen size big MAN KILLED enough for the McARTHUR, Ohio (UPI) whole family Michael Kessler, 59, Creola, to enjoy . Private was killed and three others Listening were Injured Thursday in a two Earphone -car erash on Ohio 93 about siX Included. Built-In carry ' miles north ot here. handle . Handle 1 Impact Plastic LIVING MIMORY... ' cabinet with Walnut grain finish. 141/s'' POMEROY NATIONAL BANK . POMEROY RUUAND H wide. Serving Meigs tounty high , deep. 151fs " ?I;=:t ll 'fa " behind- ·: ' :er Member Federal Reserve System WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDDlEPORT, 0. • I Until·· • • Shop ·In wTn/drt . All Over The ·•SttJN! ' ' '· I See the many ·new arrivals in·wearing ' Since 1872 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation · All Accounts Insured Up To S20,000.oo Coal ·. friday .and Saturday Nights Elberfalds In ·Pom&ro¥ I Distinction lapr Monument 992-5314 • • Wt ' PICNIC DATE SET The annual picnic of the Pomeroy • Middleport Lions Club wUI be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the country home of Richard Chambers in the Flatwoods community. picture measu ed diagonally; 100 sq. itt 1 Js Dr. S/aa#er · Thteables TAKEN TO HOS~ITAL The Middleport E·R unit answered a call to the Willard Mohle~ .residence on Leading Creek Road late Thursday , morning. Mr. Mohler, who was experiencing severe chest pains, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital · and later transferred . to an Athens System Wrecked COLUMBUS (UPI) - 'lbe agriculture bepn wheJi large c<mpeUUve market system Ia procm'"' or JIICklnl ccmdestroyed by · corporation panl• bepn operatlnl' tbe}f farming, Victor Ray, public own' feedini opirattona," ~y affairs director of tile NaUonal llid, "Wilen tbey bad 1 choke Farmers Union, told tbe H!IUie of buyiilc in•the open ~tor Agriculture and • Industry ~11'9111 tbe1r own,lriller or Conunittee Thuraday. . fe~d lqta, the compeUtive "The cbaDJeover from family marketsyatem wu destroyed." agriculture to corporate Ray aid tbe moat ..-Ioua ~t of e«poraUon farmlDc wu 0,. dealracUon ollllla11 . town bualneue1 that ull fl-•~il..aL _ producti to farmers. V8M'lV,r-UI3 , ~)' teaUfted in IUJ)pOl't of prqpoaec1 legillaUon . to Umlt ·acUVIU• of c:orporaUon far. IJJ• mine, althouslr the bill would . CINCINNATI (UPI) - Dr. ~~ .~QJily CCII'J)Ot'l~ ~ ,Layton s, Shaffer, ColumbUI, ~IPicultiih, The 'F•1111•1 f has been elected president of Union, the G1'8111e ,and the the Ohio Osteopathic NaUonal Farmen OrpnluUon Association at the group~· have backed the legillaUon. annu$ meeUns here. • .... A member o1 the medic8l , staff at Doctors Hoapital in Columbus since 1941, Shaffer diDD8 ) presently 11 head of the .. (CGaUmaed f.rGm 1 1 Pepartment of Obstetrics and cUmUlate dami. Gynecology and a member o1 "Director' N liu the hospital's board of truateea. i~lllt f fete ~I~ 1 0 Chosen president-elect' wu Y n rp;.e ng ~~.. ·nr. Samuel w. Howe, Marietta. ~~11w u ... • He Ia presently chief olataff at "W ~ with him but Shelby General Hospital, he's d~ his job and be abowd Marietta·. Othetl elected during do that." ' the meeUng Included Dr. J. Tbe U u b). Hanna Richard CoaUn, Columbua, first Obi , alpp ca ton mi • 0 1 argu coa1 1 reaiden Dr J Ar n n1 vice p t, and . . • aUon wu ,...1., the eecond nold Fine, Canton, aecond vice be .,by ..., the ltate preslden~. Marietta Coal Co wu denied~ license for Bebnont County PRODUCTION OFF operatiODI in AprU and 11 ap.. WASHINGTON (UPI) _ The pealing the denial to the •tate National Coal Association ReclamaUon Boud ol Review. estimated bituminous coal Hatch lllid he did not tbink the~ producUon in the United States· denlall CCIIIIUtuted 111 attic$ by for.the week ending July 3, 1971 Nye 011 all1trip minlq in Oblo. wu 8,825,000 tons, down due to 'lbe Hanna operaU011 would the miners' vacaU0111, from haveyleldecl710,000 ton10f COil 770,000 tons In 1970. yearly. COLUMBUS (UPI) - The F. H. Brewer Co., Inc., Lan· Ohio Deparbnent of Highways caster, $10,909. 90; estimate Thurspay announced · the ' $13,900. opening of ~Ids on . 30 state Gallia, Gallipolis State In· projects. Officials sa1d 42 ad· stitute Deparbnent of Mental ditional projects originally Hygiene and Correction roads programmed for Thursday's parking facilities. Road work bids were .deferred in a~- length 1.31 miles, parking cordance w1th a cutback m facilities work length varies· contracts due to budget York Const., Inc., Chauncey', pro~pems. . . ~.868.05; estimate $54,000. State des1gn & ~onstruction Guard rail painting: Veter8DI Memorial Hospital projects by county mclude: Athens Gallla Meigs ADMITTED Larry Athe ns, Athe ns State Hos~1'tal Monroe, 'Washington, ' various' Holsinger, Racine ; Carl L. Department of Mental Hy~1~ne secUons of three us and eight Clem, Coolville. · and Correction roads, f~cllities. Ohio routes; T. D. Ulrlgh, DISCHARGED - Mildred Totalworklength0.68mile; The Lebanon, $48,755.88; estimate Bissell, Hazel Harris, Frances $50,400.00. Mowery, Billy Joe McDaniel, Miscellaneous: Goldie Huson, Josephine Roush, Athens, Gallla, Hocking, Edith Rice, 81\ella Peck, Mary Meigs, Noble, Vinton, Evans, Charles Humphreys. Washington, painting 25 bridges . ~ on various rootes and sections; LOCAL TEMPS · . Industrial Painting & Sheeting The temperature In downtown Inc., •Campbell, $27,940; .Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Friday wu estimate $52,900. , 86 degrees under sunny skies. smart, distinctive styling . ' Road B . I ds Op.ened. 41 . ' COWMB'US -A COWMBU8ATI'ORNEY repm•Uniflw reUsioua gr00p. llid be II preparlns' lelt"'ab wblch wou14 allow Oblo to cootinue aldlns cllurcb IChooll by stviDI aJd directly to the parents of parochlalltudenta. . David YOUDIIIkl '1'liJrlday Ohio IAlq,eran Schooll, C2lrliUan Sch9ols, Jewllh Day Schoola; Catholic o..Eenoce of Oblo ~ atize111 for EdQCaUCIUII Freedom uked ldm to chw up a proposal to offer the Oblo General Membly. MOTOROLA. . The better we get to know you, the bigger your borrowing power. : &\NTIAGO - A MJNt1'l'E.IDNCi IWn'IIQUAD l&ruck a 1,400-mlle ltretdl of aille and part~ Aai~tlna ~ niPl, fciUOwed by at leut 13 1111aller tr...., lu"nc aJmoet uatll dawn today. 'lbe ~e blacked out Suitlaao, ..,....ng panic that ap. , perently ~k more Uvea tban tbe teR!Nor ltlelf. · • Q.tleen natlonal pollee aid IIley had coontAd more lblp fO deiclln Sanllalo .• II¥~ .~ and mining..,.. JD ~ central villey north and nC)ftbetlt ol the capltal city ,fclur hOUtl after tbe quake atruct at 11:01 p.m. <Malt ol U.. 'flcUml wwe killed wbeo they feD down stairs or In other aceldenta broulbt.Oil by panic. At I8aat 100 inJI;Iriel were reported. · . ~~~l~E~~Work on June 10, 1888, the son of the late Wllllam and Betty Johnson 1111!11--..---..~-• Davis. ·Besides his parents, he was preceded in 'death by his first wife, Anna; his second wife, Floss; two brothers, and ' two sisters. tonlfht oiUI'f 1 Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the "JENNY" · Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home mor Marlo Thomas with the Rev. Chades 'Simons . Alan Aida ·officiating. Burial will be in GP Gravel Hill Cemetery at -Piu's Cheshire. Friends may call at "SUPPOSE THEY the fuiteral home any time. GAVE,AWAR AND NOBODY CAME" COlor MISSIONARY HEARD Brian Keith The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Tony Curtis Bumgarner, Mrs. James '' GP · Jividen, Mrs. B. B. Zeigler, and Mrs. Nan Moore of Heath Saturdly, July 10 United. Methodist Church were Double Feature at Marietta Wednesday night to Lee VanCleef hear a missionary speaker at DAYOFANGER Color the Christ United Methodist PLUS Church.' The speaker was Ron Ely Marge Mayer, who Is home on TARZAN'S DEADLY furlough from her ·work in SILENCE Color Japan. I ... " .I.J'...... --aalpn A. Davis, 83, 'a Middleport barber many y~. died Thursday .morning aJ Charleston General Hospital In Charleston, W. Va. Mr. Davis, a member of the Middleport .Church of ChriSt, was !lUred. · · He Is survived by a son, Don Davis, Dunbar, W. Va.; two daughters, Mrs. 0. ij. (Maxine) Parsons, Corning; and Mrs. John (Lucille) Glass, Colum- ' bus; a brother, A. A. Davis, of ' ' apparel for ,., your fami~ and fiimishinp for your hOma · · � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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