https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9f8c556bc882c969786d2c8f02014764.pdf b8bf53cbe2bfdeef82ff2569fbcd5435 PDF Text Text .. ~~~· ----------------~~----~·~-----------------~~--------~----------------- 7--------------,-~~-.,--~--------------------~----~--~~-------~ -·, J .... ·- •• M-'ftle Dally Sentinei,~O), 0., July 15, lf1J !leiationsDirectorforStandard QnCmlpanyofOhiowillbethe teatured speaker at a joint 111 of 'lbe Legion and Its ~ Friday afternoon at bP.e o'clock. Cleveland Mayor ¢ar1 Stokes will also extend p-eelings 1o the convention !!eleKates. :; A majcr function of the pventlon Is the electioil ol new llfate Officers &lnday morning. .!fhe offices of state ccanmander ~nd first vice coiDIWinder • - .:e- . aPPear a formality, since IIley have no known opposition. However, the offices of state seco11d vice COIIliD8Dder and lnasurer will hsve at least two men seeking each post Veterans Administration officials will meet with Legion veterans affairs chsinnen and service officers Friday and include Michael L. Halloran, Manager of the Cleveland Regilll1lll VA Office. Field competition among A IIJge cmomtim parade, consisting ol onr 1%i man:liag and IDIJsical units. will be beld .4nA . ceeds ...uv ~ 1:' - ~ eon· IRS ;_~H~t,.:...._.~ .! _· " __ ". " . "' "'-·-. ~·-- ·~..-- JGOd iepreunlation frcan area Just n!Cleived a new this - July II, following rlection and Tl:--l TFF..J-_,_,.1_,. .uwu Wt...H-.-.J WASBJNGTON (UPI) _ bi kl " " Faet, • wee Y prdiiiCIItlea 11 tbe DemoenUc· NaUeul .Committee, aald tadayVloePr-u tSplnT. wiD an uee lllat lie ~ dan liOt nat·t. --lle-oa the WwH11PrelldeliNIDIIIa the lied eleetloL ''Oa the buls o!, accumalatlac evideDce, the publication aald,. "tbe tpecnlatlow that lollowed Apew'a dlnstrtu um- Kill8 Family Kaiser Ahaniman c...,.ny at ~·,...... Quartet be VEl'O UPBEW evenlne- Friday lbe aermon !Gplc will be "A Meaaai!e For WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Our1bnell" a00 will feature the Senate Wednesday upheld Sayre Family and tile Eaat President Nixon's veto of $2 Letart Youth Choir. billion erash public works program designed to create 150,000 jobs. Sponsors ci tile bill . leU five votes sky of the twotblrds majority necessary to override tile veto. Voting to pass Tonight, July 15 the bill over Nixon's velo were NOT OPEN 51 Democrats and i Republicans. Friday tllru Tuesdoly July 16-20 TORAI TORAI TORAI (Tedmi«~torl 5,11110 STRIKE u. S. Sequences: Over 5,000 members of two Martin Balsam United Auto Wcrkers union Joseph CoHan locals struck plants in the Fint showing at popular Cincinnati suburb of Evendale· prices! "G" and Elyria late Wednesday and SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. early IDday in a dispute over unsettled grievances and I -- - --cootract negotiations, the UP! said. .MEIGS lHEATR[· fall fabrics and colors to require liffle or ~o pwchasing these new Knit Sport Shirts - sale and really diKron "'""" ...__ Regular 2.5.00 Uniforms Regular 22.00 Uniforms ·· Regular 19.50 Uniforms Regular 16.50 Unilolms Regular 14.95 Uniforms Regular IUS Uniforms Regular 12.95 Uniforms Regular 10.95 Uniforms Regular 1.95 Uniforms Regular 7.95 Uniforms - - - - - - - Sale 11.00 - - - Sale 15.00 Saie 14,00 Sale 13.00 Sale 11.00 Sale 10.00 Sale 9.00 Sale 8.00 - - - Sale 7.00 - - - Sale 6.00 In slim and reg~lar sizes 6 Ou1standil)!l values in washable ..-..... Sli'powr styles and sleeve <able stitdl cardigans. Many colors to choose 1rorn induding clar1t tones. pastels and white. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 1-'. Salllrday at 1 p.m. at Ewing Owpel witb tbe Re9. O'Dell Manlry lifida~. Bmial will be in Meigs Meany Glrdells. Friends may ea11 at tbe funeral bome anytime • Middleport·, Porter Loudin, Cheshire; .Norman Lebew, Portland ; Charles Bayes, Middleport; John Lawson, Pcrtland. .. DISCHARGES - Ronald Terrill, Ranald Pooler, Sr., Erma Reitmire, Agnes Isaacs, Young Men's SLEEP SHIRTS Sale 4.19 Sale 3.49 Sale 2.79 FURNI1URE BELTS Another big sh ipment of these popular wide belts in sizes 30 to 38. Vinyl and simulated leathers. 2.50 5 Young Men's 54.50 Multi-Use . Easy Care . Faambaclc Throw Coven for all Furniture and Beds. And other uses - and out. rna"' Mitchine •ashable - no ironing ever. Colors: Avocado · Gold - l!rvM1 4.f5.4h71 Small a.in or a. ., Cllairs S.H-fh71 torgor Cllairs • - • 7.H-12t&71 SIINII Solas.IJove Seats• - 1 0 h US-IU&71l.Mt0 Sola · US-141&71 lMtO Selas - • - - • • • • A-·_. ~99 Sale U5 Sale 4.95 SaleU5 5ale1.fS 5alei.9S tUNOO SlACKS cotton - wide belt loops . taper leg . no cuff. l'l!rlect slacks for general wear tor S].88 Men's and Boys SWIM TRUNKS Specials in Housewares Dept. 1st floor traveling public in the PwleiO) =ira~:·.::~~ to call Eastern R valiciiiS at 1100-32340211 for Pumei oy for schedule information and cmfirmation ci hnh ..vacation travel at no cost. Jar - cvver - Beginning Friday morning special sale prices on all senritlg - . Sale •1.00 1·-·------·-·--------------------atll.DREN'S 2.95 3 PC. DINING SET Mlode by ~ includes an JIOIP"" plllll! - - • or cera 1 -land tumbler. Sale •1.50 ·-----------------------------· 1.00 STACK ASH TRAY 5 ltrays in a set -hhoe -olive-geld. Sale6tcset roll : 12 indios widiolriplewued - utra~. 4 rolls 194 lAWN AND PATIO FURNITURE SAL£ Tremendous savings now during our sale of summer lawn and patio furniture on the Second · Floor. · . Stop in the busy men's and boys' department on . the first floor. ·Make your selection and save now. Two Days Only Men's and Women's Billfolds Reg. 3.00 Billfolds Sale 2.09 Reg. 2.00 Billfolds Sale 1.39 Reg. 1.00 Billfolds Sale69c In ~o size ranges 9 to 11 and 7 to 9- made just like men's Big selection of colors. Another Big Shipment! r.tEN'S_T·SHIRTS WITH POCKET Made by Hanes with Raglan shOulder for extra comfort. Comfortable to wear . 100 per cent cotton. Small · medium · large · extra large in white . black - pale pink - navy · yellow . dark green light blue. Summer Sale Reg. 6.00 Girdles Sale 3.99 Reg. 3.00 Bras . Sale 2 forS.OO Reg. 2.00 Bras Sale 2 for 3.00 Reg. 3.00 Bra & Bikini Sets Sale 2.19 Men's and Y1111ng lien's SLACKS This sale includes flare leg dress slacks - flare leg jean type slacks - button fly flares - zipper fly flares . Selection of men's regular cut slacks in trim fit and fuller cut models. Sizes 28 to 42 and extra large sizes 44 to SO. I By Ualted Press Iaten.u..I MEN'S LEAlHER MHIK BELTS KINSHASA -CONGO- VIa: l'llBSIDtNI' Spiro T. Agnew says the Uti.ted Slates is educating too many_"Ojlinian makers who can't do anything with their bands" wbile it shmld he biJinll bricklayers and carpenters. Agnew made tbe mnarb 'lbtnday evening at a reception, bis first official faacticJD in l.be Democratic Republic of the Omgo. He arrived fnm Nainlbi earlier in the day 1111 a llklalion 81 uaud-tbe wld diploma lie Sale •1.75 ---------------------------· Men's 1¥4 inch width Garrison BeH. Black. Sizes 32 to so. mission for Pre side~t Ni:lan. . Agnew was mee~ today with President Josepllllcbrtu, a staunCh friend of. lbe United States. Agnew aides said Mabutu liRiywouldappeal for more American irw '~IM:JJiin tlleCCJngo. Lockhe.ed's Credit Rating Up WASHINGTON -THE LOI:CHEEII Aircraft Oltpcaatim's cbancesolgettq the $250milliongwalliildltcwnnteedloln it needs to stay. in bt1~'n have bem lllllllidoDhly enbanced. Senate DeiiiOCntiC I eader Mike Manllfield, in a dllilge ol heart, bas IChedule! senate ·debate an the Loot'-! WI for next 'lburlday or Friday. ~ says its .. uspa:ts ol P''lin8 are im- Sale! KNIT SPORT SHIRTS poWd. , 'lbe bill would create a three man board with autlail) to guarantee&ova 1unentrepaymentol up lll$lbillion in but loans · to tmabied "•si• a1 Wboae collapse WliUid bait lbe nalional e:onomy or tile flCCIIIWl\Y ef a region. 'lbe Treasury says ~!!d'S aWUcation WliUid be lbe first e. nWiea:l hi sOlid Men's 3.95 & 4.00 Knit Shirts - • - - . Sale 2.00 Men's 4.95 Knit Shirts S.le 2.50 Men's 6.00 Knit Shirts - • - -- • S.le 3.01 Men's 8.95 Knit. Shirts - - - - • SaleUI THIWifl SAVEI ALL OF YOUI SAUSLIPS Tuilion Raiaed to Sdaoo/S CATIIOUC:!!Oioou IN OIOO,ill an •t~Pqi' to nrd elf 1.be r ..n;uty lbatstatefundswill be•lew..t tbem Ibis faD .... ••of au. s. &Jpree CCIUrl rulinR. will raise tuition bt.., mum as $Ito (CC&Itinued m p!lge ID) FROM ' I PHONE 992-2156 lEN CENTS abolish inefficiency and unnecessary CGOts. 'lbe railroads said they would put the new work rules inlo effect as soon as tbe strike began and institute mass firings of employes &00 tremendous pay cuts. In the 3-<lay old telephone strike by communication workers, Ben System officials have leveled charges of sabotage and vandalism to ccanpany facilities. Lobby of Ohio, said loday. The House of Representatives Wednesday passed a bill CJ!IIing for a personal income tax, first ever for the state. The measure has been sent to the Senate. "A state income tax will put Ohio on the same road lo ruin as New York City," Basom said.. "Industry will move out, people will lose their jobs and welfare will become a way of life. "This is just the beginning ol high taxation in Ohio. Two years from DOW the ~ will be back to double the taJ:.. Two years from then they will double it again. "The spenders are in control of state government," Bason said. "Unless the people act soon and tell their repJeseDtative that they are against the state income tax, it will be too late." I SAN Dli!JGO, CALI1'.- ACON'I'RlVERSIAL "fa mwca kets' j&iesl"was ... ,...Mied 1bursday by the Rlman Catbolic Risbop ol San Diego for using cmn llrti1Ias as the etmlllliiUI wafer in tile Dl888. Father Viclca' Salandini, who bas bem SQing mass for striking iDdl1ben ol Cesar a.a-• United Farm Waders OrganiJing Cmunittee, was ordered to stop offering mass, bearing confessions and preaching. Bishop Leo T. Maher, wbo had issued fire warnings to l.be defiant priest, a.....,..teJ Salandini after be ignored an ....... to stop using corn ID1i1las inslead of bread made ol wheat as tile host cllring the singing of ~ . ' . ' first to be struck - at 6 a.m. followed by a 7 a.m. strike against Unioo Pacific. UTIJ members in Chicago respected an injunction preventing a strike against the Chicago & Ncrlb Western railroad, one of the original strike targets of the onion. 'lbe chief issue in negotiations bas been the union's refusal lo agree to work rule changes, which the railroads said would Holcomb Attended J'o-Ag Conference Everette Holcomb, Vo-Ag mstructor « the Meigs High School, and other vocational agriculture instructors Ifill' JtingaDsectioosolOhio attended the Agricultural Teacbers Conference at the Scot's Inn in Columbus July 12, 13, and 14th. The theme fcr this year's conference was M•Mgement is the Key to the Future. 1be conference· was lighlighled by talks given by Gene Abercombie, Director, State Department of Agriculture; Dr. B_yrl Shoemaker, Director. Vocational Educatioo; James Poogan, Direelca' Agriculture FAlcalian Services; Dr. Ralph Remer' Owirman Department ol Agricultural F.dueation, &00 many olher.J. Too Many Chiefs, no Indians ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ~U)DLEPoR · COLUMBUS (UP!) -A state dustry and jobs out of the ·inclme taJ: would put Ohio "on state," Lewis Basom, chairman the road to ruin, driving in- ol a group caUed the TaJpayers Com TortiUas too Hot Sale 4.00 Sale 4.50 Sale s.oo Sale 5.50 Sale 6.00 Sale 7.50 Sale 1.50 Good overall selection of popular styles colors · stripes. · FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1971 uzn WASHINGTON -IF YOU111INJt IRlSJNESS is bad aD 0919', you haven't talked to an army recruiter. D Z?ife 1a:ud puhlic disencbantmmt with the V~etnam War, young men sliD are volunteering fCI' !be mililary in sufficient numben to keep smiles on the faces ol reaui~ sergeants. 'lbe primary reason, acconing to a UP! naW:twide jQl, is clearly the lackluster stall! oltbe u. s.~- Out of schDol and with no job PI ospects, y~ men .-e turning Ill the mililary as their employer of last rworl 1bere are olher faotcas : 'lbe ..-OI(II!Ct of bella' pay for first-year enlisted men, guaranteed European duty and the chance to learn a skill. 1be Army's in1ensive advertiaillg campaign also bas paid off. Select Black or Brown in sizes 30 to 50. Genuine full grain cowhide bridle leather. 1'4 inch width. Eyelet embroidered pattern in white, blue. pink, gold and avocadO. All popular Sizes POMEROY-MIODlEPORT,. OH!O ·- -- • It's Uncle Sam, or Nuthin' Two Day Sale! - NO. "XXIV NO. 65 WASHINGTON - THE FEDERAL RFFRVE Beaird tightened the natian's basic mooey anl"m!dit pOOc:y 1'llusla,y in No injuries were reported in an effCI't to Ji&bl inflation that canlinues to plagoe tile etiiUIQ'. two accidents investigated by 'lbe actlan by lbe Independent se1'1'1Hnember bolrd is a setback the Meigs County Sheriff's far Presidel!t Nixon's economic policies, whidl haw OIUited 90 Dept Thursday and loday. Thursday at 8:56 p.m. on CCKI11nued easy money to push a rerovery frcan last yar's Beech Grove Road Harold P. rec: uioo. 'l1le board '11nusday increased its discount rail! -lbe interest Jmes, 19, Columbus, traveling Federal Resene Bants charge for loami to COIDDlerdal ...W - backwards, went over an frcan 4'% lo $ per cent In its official llree-pangraph an- embankment inlo a creek. 'lbere was medium damage. normcement, the board said the boost shc7!rm its ''Uioce n over Jmes was cited to court on CC&Itinuationol substanliaiCIISI-push inflalioo in !be eeGDOIDJ." chsrges of reckless operation. At 6:7.5 a.m. loday oo State Orion Jerk socks. Just Received! Butfam • Where Shoes are Sensibly Priced I BOYS JERK SOX 4.95 Slacks - - - 5.95 & 6.00 Slacks -' 6.95 Slacks - - - - - 7.95 & 8.00 Slacks · - 8.95 Slacks - - - -· - - 9.95 Slacks - - - - - Jo.95 Slacks - - - - - - - - - - Peking. It said. To 1Jae ln~ue~t~ OflJae Meig.·MGIOII Area Bason said the state income taJ: issue should be put to the vote of !be people before it goes into effect. "Such a radiCJII change in Ohio's tax system should go into effect only with the direct apRt. 338, lllarles Thcanas Hill, proval of all the people of the 20, Racine, Rt. 2, backed his car state," he adde!. "I don't from a private driveway into the side of a car driven by Janet Hill, 19, Racine, Rt. 2, traveling in their districts." north. There was heavy damage to Janet Hill's car, and light da":'ge to the OJaries Hill vehicle. 'lbere were DO arrests. Meanwhile, Pwuero1 pdice also investigated a twO<ar accident Thursday at 7 p.m. on Rt. 33. J'T_J_ ~~ • Gary Swope, Middlepca1, was Ul&aeT lrJelgS stopped in line of traffic when COLUMBUS (UP!) - Large his car was hit in the rear by portions of lour southeastern another car driven by Vll'gi) Ohio counties may contain Dill, 21, Pcaneroy. suootantial reserves deep 'Jbere """' DO injuries, and coal according to a recent medium damage to both study, the state Department of vehicles. Dill was cited oo Natural Resources said charges of assured clear Thur.;day. distance. The department said research conducted by the EXTENDED OUILOOK Division of GeologiCJII SUrvey O~io Extewded WeaUoer showed possibilities of new coal Oatleok Suday tbroqb reserves in Meigs, Monroe, Tnelday: Noble and Washington counties. Varlable el..dlaeas ud There is a possibility of similar lllild Suday Uoroa1h underlying reserves of coal in Tuesday. A c...ee ef portions of Belmont and &bowen abtU 11 'ayJiiPt Guernsey counties, the report or twsday ..mty lit tile eua said. parti Dally ldps from tile Officials said, however, the middle 'Its t. tile lewtr 111 report noted ''much addiliooal 118ld18lld • t. as 11t tile _ . . drilling will be required to em sectlou. Leww at IIIPI substantiate this interpretation from tiJe middle a. to tile and to develop the area if this ~m:kldle:::.:•~------ projection is found to be • essentially correct." News •••in Briefs ! Cars Backing Up Credit Belts Tightened, Again In Two Accidents -------------------------·--·~ sizes and styles . normalizationofrdalioosbela !:lll.behnl "Premier Chou En-uli and Dr. Henry Countries anc! abo to "'*<hange views-on lis Natiooal Securil) c......l, his top Kissing'!!', President Ni:lon's assistant for questiiiiS of <GDm Ill the hnl sides. fca-eign pdicy forum. to diWJISS a !road naliooal security affairs, belci talks in He ampli6ed bisr-...- for making: tbe range of dipl(l(ll8tic problems. Ptking from July 9 lo 11, 1971. .mo\oe,giving8S$IIl'8IICI!StotbeRepublic of Ni:lon would beccane the first· U.S. " Knowing of President Ni:lon's es- OJina that its special relatiansbip 1rilll the President to visit Cmununist OJina siJ1ce I* e! desire to visit the Ptoples United States would lionlinae 1o emt.. . the Cooununist regime was proclaimed on Republic of Oiina, Premier Chou En-lai "Our acliop in se ' ing a new rdalicaJ.. Sept. 21, 1949. 'lbe United States hss not bas eslende! an' invitation lo President ship with tbe Ptoples Rrp!hfir ol a.m. bad dip1(1(1181ic rep sentalioo with Olina Ni:lnn Ill visit China at an appropriate date will not be at tile expense ol ...- Gld_ since s11ort1y after that lime. before May, 19'1'2. President Ni:lon hss . friends.Itisnotmreeled.againstanyolller 'lbe President made tbe &IIIIOIIllCeiJWI accepted tbe invitatioo with pleasure. nations," he said. in · a terse Uree-paragraph statement ''The meeting between tbe leaders of "We seek friendly relalims with aD identical to' ooe issued simultaneously in China and tbe United States is lo seek the (cmtinued on page 101 N~wassebeWiedtomeettodaywitb occasions 0919' 1be past tbree years, there can be no stable and endming peace witbw~ !be ~tion of the ~~ ~ ol ~ and .us 750 million peqlle, the Pr rd-nt said. "I haw taken Uis action because ol my ~ CCK!viclioo that aD natiws will gain frcan a reduction of tensions and a better retatioosbip between tbe United r---------------------------, Ole size fits all sizes 10 to 13. OUr popular Orion dress and sport socks in while . black and a tremendous selection ol solid colors and heathertones. Come in select )'OUI'$ now. Men's Short Sleeve Brands, big selection of all popular styles for your home. SHOE 101 Mens and all Boys swim trunks. Good selecti.., of Scott Cut Rite Wu Paper 115- an JeR Socks For Men and Young Men Sale! StatesandthePeoplesRepublicolOiina." ' lJerotftl By Ullited Press laterwatiHal unemployed.to the labor IICellle, 'lbe nation's labor problems wbicb is already suffering from mushroomed today when strikes by balf a million ccanUnited Transpcrtation Union rmmntians wcabrs and tens members walked off their jobs ol thnJJsand5 ol e:mpioyes in !be with tile Soulbem and Unioo toppa , shipping, telegraph and Pacific railroads.. farm equipnent mamiraduring A 12-bour bargaining session industries.. in Washington failed lo produte Despite the strikes on the two an agreement in a work-rules railroa<b, union-management dispute. <ificials stWuled further talks 'lbe railroad strikes were later in the day. expected Ill add scane 30,000 Soulbem railroad was the Friday and 5atvnlay Sale •3.U JAM JARS Sale 6.99 gal. Sale 2.19 qt. Sale 1.99 gal. Sale 2.D qt. Sale L99 gal. Sale-Ut qt. SaleL99gal. SaleU9qt. Salt ut pt. Salelki'J pl. Sale 7.19 gal. Sale 2.49 qt. · Sale 7.99 gal. . Sale 7.99 gal. · Sale 6.99 gal.. - Sale 7.59 gal. - Salel.99 ql. New S1ltclian af Cobs sportswear - for back to school . . Solid color and white. last •e etenl by bis c:llief national security ad¥ , IX. llt!my A.. Kissinger. lfus'neer. tbenca~a roundlbe-world trip, was Slid 1u bne bem recuperating from a toward N'o:on's 1959 visit Ill the Soviet Unim wileD lbe tbeiHice president bad bis celelnted "kilcben delate" · with former PrmJier Nikita s. Kbrusbdlev. 1be Soviet press bas been rather erilical of !be ping poog diplcanacy between PtSing and WasbiagtaL ODe <ificlal ('CKDirientary called it a "dippamacy ol smiles" dilecltd againct the Soviet Uni111.and warld OJmnqtni<m. Another ccanmenlary denounced Olina's mo;w 1u improve lies with W~ as an ezp: ion of Mao TseTung's anti-&Jrietism. Housewares Department 1st floor lizes 29 to 38 waist . per"Tlanent press 100 pet. PETAL 3 PC. SAUD SET 3 Piece salad set including glass bowl - large spoon · large_ fortt . Use it for mixing « _,;.,g. Friday a.... S.tvnlay Sale 51.59 save. SPORT Sale! M~ Robbins. FREE TO EASTI'.RN Effective ~mmediately, August 15, Eastern Airlines will lifer toiHree direct dia1ing telephone service to the w~r. Friday and Saturday Women's Well-known N.2nd school S2.88 _!lst~~fll~ll-~ll~%~'!l~ie~hp~ll:__~-----~ ~--• · will be lield I' IIUCI·;u WI i&:ES taper leg . no cuff - wide belt loops. . Good selection of solid colors. Perfect lor bade to Two Days Only - - - famous Friday and saturday ·tOtoo SlACKS ~L- ·uwU S 700 Million tp Family of Nations By HENRY liiiAPIRO MOOCXIW (UPI) - 'lbe KremliD likely will vi1ew President N'U:IIl'S cledsillllu. visit l'eking with •«* and snspid'Xl, dipkmatic aoun:es said today. U.., Slid it may tab considerable fin to ponuade Slmet I 'hrs 1be visit will not be oonlrary to Soviet ir.laesb. 'lbe Kremlin may cmsider lbe trip a pre.election device, the wces said. &ICb was !be Soriet attilndi. trim. Boys $3.50 R eturn b ill Go to China Soviets: Program of Smiles use during this 1.25 gallon Spred Satin . •. · · · 2.65 quart Spred Satin - - . - . 9.50 gallon Spred LAtex · - - · · 2.95 qts. 5pred Late• . . . · · 9.50 gallon Spred Lustre semi-tloss • · · 2.t5 qts. Spred Lustre semi-tloss · · 10.25gal. Sprod GlossallpvrposuMmel l.l5qts. Spred Gtossatlr,:...,...enamol 1.75 pis. Spred Glossal .....,..... 01111mel 1.15 Y, pt. Spred Gloss all put'IIIIWOIIIImel 9.25 gal. Spred Uretflane Ftorenamel 2.t5 qts. 5pred Urethlne FlorOIIIImel U5gal. Spred Ho- hint - - . . - · 1.99 gal. Endurance house Jlllint - - 7.2S gal. Craftsman Oil House Point · 1.99 gal. Royale Gel-Flo house Jlllint - 2.50 qt. Royale Gel-Flo house ""int · · ' ' • stn~ to 16. Permanent press · SENATORS SPLIT WASHINGTON (UP!) Obio'a two Republican ,..,.teas !!pUt their vote Wehft'lay as !be Senate failed by live votes to override President N'u:on's wto ol a public wcab jobs bill. Sell. William Su:be, voted to override the veto wbile Sell. Robert TaftJr., voted to uphaM !be veto. for summer 1971. Come, shop and save! color with contrast U 'lbe visit WliUid IDJIIt a giant step luwud f1l1ding lbe isolatim olthe weald's ~ QMJMIMJnist D8ti(ll and ~ing it badJ: miltm' ." " - ' CDJ!!IICfl to trawlers in Asia at a IDOIIDWn ......-1 50 miles frcan into lbe intematlmal ecanmmiiJ. • 'lbe Pn!sident told a nationwjcJe radio IsJ""'IM, l"Pids"l'l, wben be actuany and telerision ,.,imce that the trip was was inNing.. u As 1 haw pointed out on a nUJDiter of arranged dming a secret visit to Pekiqs Sizes 6 to 16. Crew neck raglan shoulder · so_lid long Reg. 5.98 ,. Sleepshirts S Reg. 4.1eepshirfs • Reg. 3.91 Sleepshirts - Buy . Just Rac:ehecl A Large We've Got 'Em All FAMILY . Sale! Select from lop brand na""' ..,iforms. including oor entire stod- uniformsandpantssuils · - k n i t polyester and brothers Cbarley of Palls Olufeh, \ra and Wuu.m ol Flemming, Omo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~. . . him,~ ~oold ,not re~te because it would be fnlile and might benefit the Coounlmists. ' The entire fun collection shipment of infant anc! toddler dresses. Many beauHful styles and tabrics to choose from · solids, stripes and prints. Gliddosl paints lor inside and outside Permanent press or nylon in many colors and prints P-S.M-L. DIVORCE Aspm One suit for divcace bas bem filed in Meigs County Q01mm '1~\0~ ~!!~~H·IN Pleas Court and ID"'Irr bas been granted. Robert Fcanst, Tonight & Friday lnternationall.Aiague Standings Pcaneroy, filed mit 1111• July 15-16 By United Press International Lyvonnia Fcanst, Pumei oy, W' L. Pet. GB charging grillS negJecl ci duly Double Future Pratram Syracuse 52 33 .612 DIRTY DINGUS and exlleme ruell). Luda I. Tidewater 53 38 .587 2 MAGEE Cleland was granted a divorce Charleston -4ll rr .565 ~ GP Rochester 49 J8 .563 ~ from David w. Cleland P1n1vision Metrocalor Richmond 4-j <15 .494 10 Fran~ Sinatra louisville 39 .a! .«8 14 George Kennedy Toledo 33 55 .375 20'h -Piu,_ WiMipeg 31 55 .360 21'h NO IU!SPONSE ELVIS Wednesdor,'s Results a film abollf him. Rochester 3 To edo 1 nstl SAIGON (UP!) - PnsiEDt "that's the way It is" Toledo 3 Rochester 0 (2nd) Nguyen Van Tllieu said today Color Tidewater 6 Charleston 3 · that although Vi " ·'"' t Elvis Presley Louisville J Richmond o . Ice h i G Syracuse 10 Winnipeg 9 Nguyen Cao Ky bad "made ..,_ _ _ _ _ _ _. . slanderous rematb" againal FOR THE May. Paint large Sale Boys S2.95 Short Sleeve He is survived by bis wife, Pauline Gunnoe OJIIins; ~ sons, Glenn, Jr., and Ill.~ Wayne, both at bome; IE parents, Mr. 81111 ) b. Willie Cdlins, PwdO), Rt. 2; two si.s~rs, Wilma Gonzaley, Arlington, Va., and Audrey A&bury, Grand Forks, N. D.; t.o r.::::::::===::: Keds Just received a M»MENS UNIFORMS Ravenswood. ADMISSIO:- Elbl6:r. - br Shipment of Girls SweaterS pectedly Wednesday night at _his res1dence. Tbe Racme emergency squad was swnmoned.butMr.Collinslf8Sdead on amval_of the squad. Mr. Collins was a member of the Glen Rogers Baptist Owrcb .------"'""11 can save ·-----~-------------~-------1 Sale! This Week End pa!plll( lit 1m 1iU ..W Veton.M -RIB ·o 1 " 'J!t'tlada "tine p!qpam," be pnalllmoet t. a eerillaty. IIIII. II ~ Ia "'Z." · Re9. NcaTll will 1110 as bls _....._ ....... _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Minersville; Darren Jenks, ......, tbla _ . _ ''The Man Mason; Pammie Ferguson, ....- · )'IIU n__ • • ~IBIV8 1r.r:Ove• IR ~nuadayNJ&btbebad": 1oted an lnvilalian from l't-emi<l' 01au En.bi to v!lit Red C!ina wuetime befca-e aen • Beautiful Selection of Infant Dresses "Party Look" by Haddad · shi-' of_,,.,,. wash dresses. For wlloiS - short slee•es - many styles. d..,.. from . All easy <are fabrics ir..,ing. Misses and half sili!S. Gl~nn Robert C?llins, 37, ill . W. Va., !be s1ee1. lfiJl'brs Racme, Rt. I, died unex· uruon, and was eql!oyed at Wbo Had Everytblng but the JUpt Tiling". The Norris Ifill featured tbil See Our ~ ).; Sale·too in downlolm Oeveland at 4 p.m., Salllrday, July 17. 'lbe CC&Itmtilm will end Sunda)•• •-w : Ovw 401 penanuttencled the tvangellatic Cruaade Wed.. lty wblcb is being held "'·""- at the Soutbem Footblll '!'II"~ I '1 D SAN a.DIENTE, Calif. (UP!)-Io a chJnalic liM I l(toJWil, Pt - M1t NixcJn . ' SAl£! -EllS ... America begaa striking United Telepll•e Co. facilities in Ohio early today on the. lleels or a nationwide strike agaiast Bell Telephone Systems. United Telephoae facilities in Shelby aDd Bucyrus were struck by CWA Local 4478 aDd local 4474.struck United Telepbclne in w-ter. 'lbe contract between·United Te!eplloae aDd the CWA expired last montb, IMat llollt sides agreed to a GDe mGDth exteasioll wlli1e negotiations continued. However, aegedatiolls broke off last Wednesday and locals ......._..t Ohio which represent 1,210 United Telepllae workers began talliag strike votes. Glenn 11J.J EUGI!NI!: V. • l---~---------;_-----,~-----...;.--r-~-------------~--j schednlelat_ Enclid HighSdloal Stadium Friday afterno!ln. with drum and bugle CGIJI8 C:caJ.. petition at tbe stadi1an at 7 p.m. By United Press llltematioDal Members of the C~manleatiaDS Workers of t'rusade Crowd cllllrcbel and the - Clllor~.anddrilllellmsis U.qDaliiJl ol . , state ollicers, President Nixon f Friday and Saturday Elberfelds In Pomeroy Are Open Until 9 in the Evening. :A·Good lime For Family Shopping All Over the Store.. Wea~ng Apparel For · Y•r Fami~ and Furnishings For Your Home More than 8,0.00 to Attend fhree~Day Legion Sessions .. : Plans for the 53rd ~tate aonverition of The American ~on of Ohio lo be held in c;Jeveland Thursday tbrougb l!m'd&1 are almost completed 'l!ilh mincr details expected to Iii finalized today at a meeting ji(; the organization's state lxeculive crmmlttee in the SheraiOO;c!eveland Hotel. : 'lbe threHay ~ons will be sonducted in ,the Grand Ballroom of the Sheraton· Cleveland Hotel and will end Sunday, July 18. ~ Delegates of the Legion, its ~•IYiliary &00 the Fcrl) and .pght (Legion honor society) l!egin arriving in Cleveland ·"lay and will occupy nearly looo rocans in hotels and motels lh the · downtown area of the l!ity. By Saturday, some 8,000 to to,ooo LegiOIIIlllire$, their wives ~ others are expected lo S£nverge on tbe city, according ·lo J. P. "Pal" Hone, State ~on Adjutant. -~ Friday m..-ning, convention j:oouolttees will consider over $II resolutions running the iJunut from Legion business to lJI&tlers cl state and national interest Final actioo on these )rill be taken by the· delegates Salllrday. •- Warren Guthrie, Public • FUTURE HOME OF THE MEIGS COUNTY MUSEVII ill this lllbaotite to-a lane located cal BultemutAve., Pcaneroy, the formi!rhcaneof Dr. and Mrs. Ray Beaton,earlier, lhe Flnstenrald Funeral Home. The museum was assured Thursday lfhm the Meigs 0111111:)' PiODea" and Hisl«ical Society announce! collections of $6,3611 toward the $10,000 ,_w to purchase !be property. Firm pledges are in band to ccanplete tbe fund. ==~r:of;:~~ Museum New Reserves Of Coal Found of A Meig$ County Museum was a big step to becoming a reality Thursday when the Meigs County Piooeer and HislllriCJII Society announced collections ol $6,368 toward the $10,000 needed Ill purchase the former Dr. and Mrs. Ray Heaton Property. Pledged CC&Itributions to be received in the nest 10 days will bring the total to $10,000. Trustees of tbe Herscher Foundation Inc., O!arleston, W. Va., have stipulated tbat$10,0011 must be raised locally towards the purchase of life Heaton IHme for tile museum site. Several years ago the late J. W. llerscber gave SJQ,OOO to the society for !be museum. At that time it was planned to build a "'useum structure . However, CGSis were estimated at about $1115,000 and it was found impossible to raise tile additiooal funds needed locally, so the biJilding was abandooed. Several months ago wben the Heaton property became available the society began negotiating with the Herscher Foundation Ill keep tbe balance ci the gift from the late Mr. Herscher to apply on the pur- Assured chase. The Foundation, on several occasions, has asked the balance of $26,000, plus interest, be returned. However, the society hesitated lo return tbe money and several times hss presented tbe proposal of tbe purchase of the Heaton property lo the trustees who have now approved, providing $10,000 can be raised locally. As. soon as the balance of tbe $10,000 bas been collected and placed in a bank, a letter will be sent to the Herscher Foundation certifying tbat the stipulation has been met. Purchase price of the Heaton property is $32,500. 1be Society had a liiUe over SJQ,OOO on hand before the recent donations were received, $29,000 of which includes tbe balance of the Herscher gilt and accumulated interest. According lo tentative plans the first Door of the Heaton reside.nce will be used for the museum while the second Door will be used as a rental to help provide operating funds fJll' the society. Contributing 1o the fund as cl Thursday were Geraldine Meigs Schools Dress Codes Explained Young, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Nicbolsm, Mr. and Mrs. Veman Nease, Iris Kelton, Bea BurneUe, Mrs. Helen Rathbt!m Clapp, Mr. and Mrs. l'nd Goeglein, Mr. and Mrs. Clarles E. Blakwlee, Mrs. W'llliam A. Mcrgan, Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. Story, David C. and Betty Stcay McCmna-qgbey, Olarles P. and Janice S1Ary !Jlchary, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Atkins, Betty Millhoan, Annie and P.aul Olapman, Evelyn Llde, Ralph Ours, Howard Frank, Robert Clark, Rutland Department Store, Dexter Ladies Aid, Racine Home Natiooal Bank, Mr. and Mrs- W. P. I.odlary, Crow, Crow and Porter, Delmar and Bertha Canaday, Kermit Walton, Ben Ewing, S1risbor and Lohse, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark, Wallace Bradford, Pomeroy National Bank, Elberfelds, Ohio VaHey Publishing Co., Sybil Ella. bach, Dollie Hayes and Ma. ning Webster. 'lbe society is ~ and accepting any and aD donations. Donations . may be mail..t to Mrs. Dollie Bayes. U Oak St, PWDCiO). Attending tbe Thursday meeting at the COWlI) ill6rmar.,were Ed iSM Hobstetter, C. £. Blakeslee, Waltace Boadfcad, Earl <lark, Seth Nidlolson, Pat Locbary, Leo Story. Mrs. Annie ..-.;ate for daytime wear .. was dropped as was and acted. In acting it hss tried to establish something <llapman and Dollie Hayes. Molp Loeat Sdloel Dlllri<t "cwspicuCIIS and gaudy jewelry such as long, jangling that can be "lived with" by all concerned and not be At our board meeting last Tuesday evening several ean-ings,tiarasandjewelrydesigne!forevmingwear !be source ot endless CC&Itroversy. The Support anc! ~~rs. lue .. 1•1 significant items- ~ld the board's attention. Frean their only." understanding of studenla, parents, and teachers is l r.li •'li!Si<leraliCIIS have COOle some important decisians. 'lbe ~th of skirts is a matter ol CCKICel1l and Deeded. I ~rmt that it will exist., 'lbe drws code was adopted in a revised f~rm. parents and girls are urge! to use good taste in the The board will review the code again next year. At Imng lbe second hs.lf ol last school year the then selection of such wearing apparel. Girls may wear · that time it will solicit and consider suggestions fnm existing code was studied at cmsiderable length by !be clean,neatslacb, jeans, levis, and pant suits to school staff and students. . Mrs. Ben eutzling 0( lighscboolsludmtcOUDCiland the faculties ol both the any time. . P ill be 'lbe board worked out a revised lee schedule ftr omeroy w at h Boys• hair will sliD be cut and worn above the eyes, jwi.CI' and the senior high schools. The code that lbey ears, and collar. There will be no beards or mustaches, students in the vocational department, and scane other Department ol Ohlo AlllericaD Speaking of Schools-No. 197 but sideburns can bewornaninch below tbe ear and be d• !9 who in their courses "use up" expensive Legion Auxiliary CcmmliGa held Thursday lla• gt were r:eviewing bad not been revised in any substantial up to two inches in widtb: Cotbing With scbool names matmals. 11ie!le revisions will ~discussed fully in a being this SUnday at the Staller.BjUm degree since lis adoption several years ago. can be worn as can football jerseys of any type. Out- su1J s, quent article. Hotel in Cleveland. This study by these Uree groups was requested by doar type jackets can be worn in tile classrooms with 1be board cansidere! the possibilil) oflsome Mrs. Neullling, EighUo lbe board.. 'lbe board had u.licated that it 'IUI..tlhese the teacher's awoval. "Belts are to be lfOI1I with seniors c:canpleting their senior year at the end 'ol tbe District President, will SI!I'Ve • s!Pfes andrecc•llll*'ldaltons fcr Its CCKISideratiCII. No tnuers with belllcqJS" was ck'opped. .Boys may wear first semester. It was decide! to consider each case head of her delegalioo w11a CC&IImilmeatwasmade to accept any reccanmendatian sanclals witbwt socks. They must wear socks with individually for.!be time beq and to adopt a pure yes . final repo1 Is of the ~ y.n 16 allY ol tile groups. oilier footwear. or no policy wben we see what results. We want lo help activities will be ptesmted _. Sewral significant changes haw been made in the 'lbe fnJI supp..-t ol the board is behind each staff students get an early start if we can, bul we don'hrant pfu.es awarded in aD Alnri' J moo111Jer in the implementation ol Ibis code. Code students to miss taking a vocati011l11 course because programs. code. Just less than a dozal the student CGIIDdil's retOIDIIIEDdalians were incorporated in euct ..- violatiCIIS will result in: (1) Aw~ to the student; they just wanted "out" early. · ·· Among the dipilaries S(21acantactwithl.beparentby the Principal; and (31 Students in vocatiooal courses or in !be scientific peeled to speak llefare lilt • 'lbepla "alravagancein style..- in cost is out of SO!pellsilll ci_tbe stndent by tbe principal. callege 1*"11 11 ogtam camot coo.,lete lbeir work at lDe1llbers • 111Jlod will • .. piaao" was romoved. 1bi, permissical to war ba,ir I know and you know that no dress code is goq to mid vear bealuse of cwrse requirements. Only those Mrs. Clarence Kouas If cwlas at the time ol special aocial evmll was added. lllllke everyone happy. Nevef'tbcl r, the board ol inotllercoursescou1de"VenbeCO!ISideredatUistime. Missouri, the l'llmlll Na'h w· ·~ use of make-up not considenll .,_ education bas accepted its responsibility in this area We'll see what develop&. (cca!linued Pill" II) By Geqe Harpwves, Sllpl ,.,l:-...., --s Jn Cleveland At Convention F. of '*' �,. 3,- 'nle Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pcmeroy, 0.• July 16; 1971 minUte; ,be[..., tbe flllll vole , .But when IU memben ~ was taken lbat tbe bill ~ turned loole to vote, be u'id, the . . . , - ·d be barsil« IIVIIDd fail, wbeu tbe Bouse cleared an plln to blocll ~er tbe CCIIJljrO. willta tu bill dree .,....,,n...,ttore~ er""CAA'n mile bill and suhoti~ a Re• lea' • ts " for h!sic e and industry in ~ publican-oreinted mra,;n fell (Continued 00 Page 10} x.rfos said be llelimd ~ sales lu law. of .. a..-.,_. to the 5 , a..• 1 • • , said. " If .., Legislators Plumb Tired 5 Balli more Boston De !roll New York Cleveland Washington "* ...... ,.. - 6 J7U "AQ tAI64 ,---·---------------·-------..1 !Helen Help Us! I I I I I I By Helen 8otlel WIVES~ ' vl&i\ 1rollAN"' lllw,R 1!: ltidlli!lllrptlbo D..tniiiiHti¥ d!aiac tllelaslh Ill! "011& ....... albaswitbller .... •nz lOIS! ,i!lllel.. , li!lllr II a wife. 111ft are n..lll!lra: II "'I? : ·-a •"•' : Ill iii( C ,.. "'qqlainin&! =~,11-tl.l!erjlll:r llaJbe 1111 EAST •us 6Z "J lDI65 "K873 t lDU tK952 •xu 6QJ1oa sotml (D) 6AKQU& "42 tQJ I T 11 .... Mid c , d tQiich , f•MI;us• J(JOII ·K ftfti .,,_._ .Morena o.la &Uih. : t I • I 16 For Alr(Jccasians· · I and led · back tile= queen of ;.. ' clubs. Larer ori South lost two clubs and a diamond. Make that queen of hearts in dummy a small heart. South would rise With the ace since there would he no e.I.M.tA..., q temptation. He would cash Mn. Mil~ Y• 11111o1: his ace and king of trumps and lead the queen of dia· monds for a finesse. East -. ·; _ _ would win with his king, cash the king of hearts and shift to a club, but it would be too late to get two club tricks. South would win the !rid:;· play bis good jack of diamonds enter dummy with , the jack of trumps and discan! one losing club on the diamond ace. 992-2039 I.3. Dtar lll!lra: 2nd AVE MIDOI.£PORT - DO-IT PAEING it}..t~-~·t·~tl.llne.,ho """"' Sananc. Spice and e WOODGIAJNS YOUR CHOICE! 117 7 MA.STEISEl lEG. .f..69 oM me sWoce~. lmi s;pr San Diego al Pi11sburgh Philadelphia a! Chicago Montreal at St. Louis, nigh! Los Angeles at Atlanta Legion to on Saturday . You name it ... we supply 20FOOT FLAT STEP EXTENSION lADDERS ~ r~ ~ ..:ster ro ....~ oOI\. -~ ~ New York a! Houslon night ' ,( tEG. l .te .azr:s; ~d.)es Games •3500 lEG. !.ft .tO 19'12 23112 Fast one-day on .loans up to '* Cleo~ ower 11'h bracket, will play the winner of the Eighth District American the Jackson-Lancaster game Legion Baseball Tournament Saturday at 3 p.m. on the tomorrow at 11 a.m. on fairgrounds diamond. Trautwein Field in Athens on Should Meigs win its opener, the same day and hour that · it will play the unbeaten surLogan and Somerset match bats vivor of the Athens -Jackson on the Athens county Lancaster bracket Saturday, fairgrounds diamond . July 24, at 11 a.m. on the OU Manager George Nesselroad field. puts his Meigs club on the OU The district champion will be diamond at 3 p.m. Saturday crowned Sunday, July 25, either against the winner of the Logan- at 11 a.m., if the winning Somerset game. Meigs drew a bracket team defeats the losing bottom bracket bye in the bracket survivor, or at 3 p.m., if double-elimination tourney. a second game is required. Both Athens, with a bye in the top games would be on the OU diamond. 299 OF1HIEE ~ rar.dl)m dra nnel :w-": 7 4' x7' PANEL GEORGIA-PACIFIC CHOICE n..ll!lm: 'Dis is ...... li!lllr Ill "'Oiler 1'\eut, 0. w~ nezl c..a~~r islllile) •'" " • , _ ~~aar, lellllim to 111 a..at•_lla d!: ............ ! l).lli)lle sis: Di L .... 1 'IN p , a., Ill ~ _, ..... at ..1 lo: jabs a!lil mid. 17,_,aclay,11hile be gat IIIII U Jan sle!p _. llllilbf. cr Clllill 111ft, 1-.1 be 111111 Ilea! ''pteoadiJC 1 y" 1lilll ,.. a-. ..... _ &!d. Sle'd . . . major Gpnliaa Wll ...., a lew Wlltb all Bill a's fiiR, IIIII """"' 111e 111112 _.._..,_ a More -bald !!lll!eU...,_._ 'l'i!'le 1 r i1ilJ, ramu,., a 'ftB.arclend !Qa, .-laal1.1*ilill¥ia l!e•"tal "l).......nlo'llttoo, wbeD lbey'u: , . .. ..., p 5 g -A CDO"'IlENT WlFE : • :: :. ; • • • Many RALCAITOH OH11 10 10 W. L. Pel. GB San Francisco 55 36 .604 ... Los Angeles 50 .AI .549 5 Houston 43 45 .489 lO'h Allanta 44 49 .473 12 Cincinnati 42 51 .452 14 San Diego 33 58 .363 22 Thursday's Results Chicago 7 Philadelphia 6 Pills 4 San Doego J (17 inns) St. Louis 7 Montreal 3 (lsi) Montreal 6.St. Louis 4 (2nd) Los Angeles 6 Atlanta 0 .'::~ Open Jackson and Lancaster open I GB Mi!lnesota at Washington, night San Fran at Cincinnati, night ~ Meigs • West Saturday~s Saturday's Games Delroil a! Oakland Baltimore a! California, nigh! Cleveland al Kansas Cily • ~tt .~:::::;;,·~~:· CIDOk ud h l(h4" •ts - • "011& 'I' " W a. WeaDt-wbal SHE ........,1lballillle lllr tiDd IIIII t1. oar mm. 5 I ;, . . - w sits c. niB, w will still bawo IIIII' p • - - .......... is a_, WliJS llilt w )aft tllem. ....t llleJ '!IIIII! fnm 1lll!a ...._ . . is jalt ........ g .... ··r.. wl!ile..Jiolraty lfeellilr a.m. JIQI!e IIIey "'reaa " Jill aD we l!uw! 111011 is "nRI!p" (as lll!e •-•l!iap, ... .. ~ TROPICANA W. L. Pd. Pittsburgh 58 31 .652 New York 47 40 .540 Chicago 48 41 .539 St. Louis 47 43 .522 Philadelphia 39 51 .433 Montreal 35 55 .389 Cincinnati 2 San Francisco 1 New York 9 Houston 4 .•• -..•. Chocago at New York 12) . Milwaukee a! Boston, nigh! 2N.T. Eas1 . Today's Probable Pi1chers Today's Probable Pitchers Delroil (Cain 5·3) at Oakland San Diego (Arlin 4·12) at !Blue 17·3L mghl. Pittsburgh (Johnson 5·6) night Ba!!imore !Cuellar 13:11 at Montreal (Renko 8·9), o! st: California 1Wnghi8·8L mghl. Louis !Cleveland 7·8), night. Cleveland I Lamb 5·5) a! Los Angeles 1Su11on 9·7) at Kansas City (Da! Canlon 8·31. Allanta (Niekro 9·8), night. nogh~. San Francisco (Perry 7·8) at Ch1cago (John 7·10) a! Cincinnati !Nolan 7·9) , night. Washonglon !Bromberg 1·2) , New York !Seaver 10·6) at night. Houston <Dierker 12·41. night. Milwaukee I Parsons 8·10) at New York !Bahnsen 8·8L night. Philadelphia !Short 5·10) at Minnesola I Blyleven 7·11l at Chicago (Hands 9-9) Basion (Sieber112·4) ; r\ight. · __ · WERNER RADIO & TV r. • • one yar free YOURSELF The bidding has been: West North East Soutb I Qakland 8 Detroit 7 hatdwood solids and CDmll in yow choic e ol Antique Pine finish or brushed gloze m.1ple linish (WU918GS). Includes casters. . CREDENZA DESIGN ,..,..., 'lewer . . . ~ GB 'l!a!limore 4 California 3 . lab«. 25• (dilg.) Ouuarll-workl in a drJwer·· Color TV thM's In IXPflllion of urty cokJn~l duiQn. Ctbintl il crlhe4 from genuine birch veneers and Mlecl I (Nf'WWAIU DfT£lrtiSI ASSN.) ,_ lt-ller.aallelld. Tne, be a I' 'tlllneiStr. jill I "'badJ." lie's proiiUIJ Mwnel to be willt W •. llf bed, kiMMilc 111at llbe "I*CI «• cw · a- a tliiB'~D~Bs toa.. !lie JSSp lie ...... r. - . Jill I waalm't ber CGD=~..._ *'I ._ tid a altral:l 1liese "ppiar 141-d«' "-ADXD · Two year guar.,atee on piclure tube ond all com· - -. •• .AU Boo!b ...uiDaahle ~ ""' dia.}- Genuine OM~. JIIIIIOfllJ •••hR..-.. ..... ..... _ --~-T--,_ ! South Distracted. by Lady ... East W. L. Pd. 56 32 ,/oj6 SO 37 .575 47 40 .540 41 48 .46) 5'12 8'12 151h 38 52 .422 19 Jl 52 .402 20112 WWest • L. Pel. GB Oakland 57 31 .648 ... Kansas City 44 41 .518 11'12 Minnesota 41 47 .466 16 , California 42 51 .452 17112 Chicago 38 48 .442 18 Milwaukee 38 48 .442 18 Thursday's Results Milwaukee 1 New York 0 Kansas City 1 Cleveland 0 Washington 8 Chicago 3 Boston J Minn 0 113 inns) ----·-_...,__., --·-....... COLOI TV u;,t WIN .AT BRIDGE National League American League lilg • eatin: t.!cet..lu peck- J*opciU) so tbey could offer .c mt ;..,_ tu c:GIIedal i1!J a • r 'qoDIJ. tbeir uwn Oat rate llkaue 1u 'lpi'rial ..,.,., • h witU..ns • .,...,.. -efimsbillwasiD- bill. bu.t tbeir plans went awry. e-armarbd &r 'I iisc at tile · a Jrr-$7.JIIiiiil1ll·to11111ft ''Our gamr plaa 1111 that lbe locallml llwas t · allylllr ..... billiae ailb !be,addition bill '1IO!Ild be defeated," Klir7 same bill GOP I trrs g o f _ . - nPDicm iD .... up:i- feB said of lbe D'ielllllre which to ...JI !heir Q1!CI!S befare I sf bJ tile llttmoo at tbe ~ drew 16 RepoNU..n votes tD shaky tuUIJ!Wii!l: nu I · 1 qa151ofDe!t••utsWel! Jaoi. llelp 38De!t•nals pus it wiiiiDeti""talitl irrs,.Z., 'D!In 'AS 1 opectuan Bn4y Te Won ·graduated 1..., , . tu bill. tl. II 6111 ~ . ID the " We !!ere I'Mdy to work all Kurfess said tbe c;G14k + ' llttmoo ~ ,.laDs, and me al tbe rest of lbat night, put a sub- bill was put toBetbe!- ID get a tbeDIIBI iuJ&esti!lg aane fran stitute bill togetbe!- and ·cune tax bill -any biD -Gill. of IIR llttmoo S(led'-' a.rtes F. Kur- right bact wilb it 111 1be floor BOU!Ie and cmr to tbe Seaalr. &s, R-Bowliic Gn:en. the nezt day," the Speak~r BOU!Ie Minority l.ader A. G. llilrffss ~ Pepnb'ica• said Lanrime, D - J3ell•ft, t• ''"I I (e uetuilyplannnl !arlit- 'ibis I*'PP' be said, would this up. feel of 1be tW4lhllniae lu have been a 1 ,.. 1.5 ~ " We bad to get dat bill cad :=:-"" Ol'~csol 125 E. MAIN 992-2171 POMEROY, O. »--Helm: 117 .-., adriae Ill '"OIIti 11'1111111'" is: ID kelp llJilc Ill '!riD &r )W X, dear. Yoa migllllllllke bis I* « c:w ..., lllppr! Aal tllm pepwe yea I' to he \ •••' • • ..., ...., be m~~s c 111 IIR nm o:w.-ANOniBR tQIAN Gil - O'O" WOODEN - -• SCREEN DOOR lEG. 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"•• .... ..... • The Department Store of Buildmg Since 1915 •• • • T:~ s the standmgs. w L ~~:e ~~ Bidwell Centerville Hacine ~· •• > •• ' ..." ' .." ..' ~ · H' " -.. . ~ · "u --~ ~ •• I 7'1,_~...~-....;.-·_·....._~-------.:.C... ____ .....;\'-----"--"---------..;_...;..~--·· --- - the first game of a doublebead· previous at bats in the game their other run. The P!idres were only three outs away from wirming in the ninth when the Pirates rallied to tie' the score on a walk, a single by Jose Pagan and a sacrifice ny by Gene Alley . In other National League games, New York beat Houston 11-4, Chicago edged Philadelphia 7~. Cincinnati downed San Francisco 2-1, Los Angeles blanked Atlanta 6-0 and St. Louis defeated Montreal 7·3 in er.before dropping the nightcap 6-4. Milwaukee nipped the Yankees 1~. Kansas City blanked Cleveland 1~. Washington beat Chicago 8-;1, Boston shut out minnesota ~ in 13 innings, Baltimore edged Cl!.lifornia 4-3 and Oakland topped Detroit 8-7 in American League Play. Clemente was hitless in seven Thursday night. The stronganned Giant retief ace, now 8-4, made the mistake of hanging a chane up curve in front of Perez' eyes. " I was looking for a fast ball," said Tony. " But," he added with a touch of pride, "l saw the pitch aU the way and stayed back real good. He didn't catch me off balan- ce." Lee May's 24th homer in the fourth irming off Giant starter JohnCumberlandaccountedfor the Reds' only other run of the · game. Don Gullett, who started for the Reds, nursed a 1~ lead through the first seven innings while doling out only three hils. Then, in the eighth inning, the Giants got to the 20-year-old lefty for three hits to tie the score at 1-1. With one out in the eighth, Ed Goodson subbing at first for an ailing Willie McCovey, doubled to right and scored on pinch hitter Alan Gallagher's single. One out later,after a single by Tito Fuentes, Clay Carroll replaced Gullett and retired Bernie Williams on an inning ending foul pop-up to Pat Corrales. Tonight Gary Nolan goes Due to Kyger Creek tourney action, only two area little league games were played Thursday, one in Middleport where the Mets outpointed the Mark V Reds 21-15, and anotber in Pomeroy, the Tigers whacking the Dodgers, 7-1. In tbe Me Is-Reds game, tbe Mets came from 10 runs down to smother the Reds with their biggest output of the year. Walkins led the winners as be smacked a double and a single. Also for the Mets, Fultz and Curmingham had two singles, Becker a triple, and Miller, Ptun k ett Fr ank Leahy !. Condition U.S. 60 WEST-HUNTINGTON . CLOSED EVJ;RYMONDAY EXCEPT LABOR DAY .•i. 2. Leahy ·began coaching at Notre Dame in 1941, and except ·. The Cubs wiped .out a fi.l deficit with a six-run fourth Inning that featured back toback triples by Don Kessinger and Glenn Beckert. Joe Pepitone had a homer lor Chicago while Joe Lis and Willie Montanez homered lor the Phillies. Willie Davis, Richie ADen and Jim Lefebvre hit homers to back the six·hii pitching of Claude Osteen as the Dodgers _ defeated the Braves. Davis collected three hits in the game to raise his average to .354 . Joe Torre, the league's leading hitter, went 2-for.J and drove in three runs in the first game to spark the Cardinals' victory and help Steve carlton to his 13th win of th~ season. Torre, however, went hitless in three at bats in the nightca p as the Cardinals bowed to Bill Stoneman. Torre finished the day at .358. led by the no-hit pitching of Randy Marshall, dumped the Dodgers 7-1. The winners broke out early to a ~lead and were never challenged. Marshall struck out 10 and walked only one . His mates allowed only four base runners in the game . The losing pitcher was Rick Taylor who fanned 13 but walked 10. Dale Browning led the Tiger attack with a double and Scites, Johnson and Lyons each had a single. Tiger· catcber Bobby McClure was credited with an outstanding job behind the plate . 7 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE •• Home of the Fabulous Signs With Patriots By JOE CARNICELLI UP!n Sports Writer Jim Plimkett is relieved and Archie Manning is inunobile. Plunkett, the Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback from Stanford and the first player selected in the pro draft last January, Thursday signed with the New England Patriots. But Manning, the star quarterback from Mississippi and the second player chosen in the draft, can only stand and watch as the New Orleans Saints' rookies go through their paces. Manning still is in the middle of a contract hassle with the Saintsandcannotpractice until he signs. "l am very relieved," said Plunkett, who is in Chicago preparing for the College AUStar Game July 30. "I am looking forward to coming to Boston and working with Joe Kapp and learning the business of professional football ." Plunkett, a fi.foot..'l, '1JJ7pounder, said he was "satis- additional $200,000. Elsewhere in the training camps, the San Francisco Forty Niners traded veteran defensive tackle Roland lakes to the New York Giants for a future draft choice. Lakes, a IIJ. year veteran, is expected to fill the vacancy left with the loss of Jerry Shay, who has yet to recover from a broken leg suffered late last season. Chip Oliver, the linebacker who quit pro football a year ago to live in a commune, did not report to the Oakland Raiders' camp but said he would sign in with the veterans Sunday. Oliver, a vegetarian whose weight has dropped from 230 to 180, will attempt to make the team as a free safety. Kent McCloughan, the veteran cornerback traded from the Raiders to the Los Angeles Rams, announced his retirement Thursday . McCloughan said he still had problems with his left knee, which underwent surgery twice, and did not feel players-defensive back James j· Fabish of Texas-El Paso, defensive tackle John Reado of Southern and defensive end LaFayette Robinson of Norfolk State. The Pittsburgh Steelers dropped offensive guard Felix McGee of Jackson State, the \ Ooder By Phone younger brother of Sleeter And Take Em Home veteran Ben McGee, and ' defensive end Rod Herron of 992 5432 Edinboro State. ..__ _ _ _ _ _...,-" 10m ~Y SANDWICH 7 FROM King Builders Supply Co. 1.------------------...l Middleport, 0. 992~3748 fied" with the tenns of the 100 per cent. contract but added: "l can't Threeveterans-runningback discuss specifics." Matt Snell, offensive tackle Manning, meanwhile, con- Winston Hill and defensive back tinues in a strange stage with John Dockery-were early arrithe Saints, a team without a vals at the New York Jets' first-string quarterback. "Ar- camp and the Rams announced chie told me by telephone lbaV that running ball Russell he ' had a social visit with Mt.' Harrison, a 13th-round draft (John ) Mecom (Saints' owner) choice from Kansas State, yesterday but certainly no underwent surgery on his left negotiations took place," said knee lor torn ligaments. Frank Crosthwait, Jr., Man- The Buffalo Bills opened ning's agent. camp with 63 veterans and -Manning is asking for a four- rookies on hand while the year contract worth $400,000 Houston Oilers trinuned three with provisions providing for an 14 cu. ft . Westinghouse NEWELL ASSIGNED A' N Is L N ll · for two years in the U.S. Navy trman e on . ewe 'son during World war II, he of Mrs. Janice Mccaffery of coached there until he retired Columbus, has completed basic 2 cu. New Portable from coaching due to ill health training at Lackland AFB, in !953 Texas, and has been assigned to ' ~::7~=;::::==:...:.::...::~=------=-=---1 He mov · ed to p or tla nd :m,1963 Lowry AFB, Colo., for training , ftCID andhasmaintainedaresidi!'nce in supply . Newell attended -y-t Lak 0 · "-t Point Pleasant High School. His a e swego smce w.. · 1,• cu. It · Ph'l tim father, Roy Newell, Jr., resides ! ~o A~·the present time he is the at 916 Locust St., · Middleport. assistant to the president of The airman's wife is the former REfRIGERATOR REfRIGERATOR TOR •2400 . •7500 5 REFRIGERA pcaiilniiiteeiiiniioCiiioiillrpiii''oiiChiiiiiiiicai;giiio._ _ _u.·n·d·a..R•. •G.lo.ve·r·o·f.G.al.;lipo.l.is.. 2 10 ·remainedincriticalconditionin St. Vincent Hospital today following abdominal surgery. CAMDEN PARK RESERVED His son, Fred, who new to Portland to be at his lather's SATURDAY-JULY 17th bedside, said, "Dad has a weak heart and be needs blood, but Wllil be regains some strength, . "ANNUAL SUMMER OUTING" they can not give him a transfusion. "The crisis as of now is how ENGINEERiNG DEPARTMENT well the heart can hold up." CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT &· . In 13 years of coaching, two at Boston College and 11 at K.V. COMPUTING Notre Dame, _Leahy's teams OF had seven undefeated seasons UNION CARBIDE TECH. CENTER and won four national cham· . pionships. In ll years ·at Notre OPEN TO PUBLIC AnER 5 P.M. Dame bis record was 87-11-9, and at Boston College it was .2il- '' · Yeauger, Justus, and Powers each a single. For the los~ rs , Pickens carried the big hat as he slarruned a home run and a pair of singles. Tyree had a triple and single, Haggerty two singles, Humphrey a homer, and Carmichael and casci had singles. Jeff Miller was !he winner in relief of Yeauger, fanning 10 and passing eight. The loser was Humphrey who fanned nine and walked nine. At Pomeroy the first place Tigers of Hershel McClure 's, (Bahr Clothlen) Semi-An·n ual :2 10:late~~::~1940's~r:p~:n~~oinl: CI/..E.~·~~#l~f and early 1950's, · ~~:~se before he homered off reliever Jim Nelson to give the Pirates their seventh consecutive victory. The game was the longest playj:(( in the NL this season and featur!:jj the use of 40 players, 20 by 'each team. Ivan Mill'rell ·had a homer for San Diego. Clean Jones hit a two-run homer and Tug McGraw turned in six innings of one-hit relief to spark the Mets' victory. The triwnph snapped a six-game losing streak and left the Mets still I 0 games behind the .Pirates in the NL East. Tony Perez homered with two out in the ninth inning to give the Reds a victory over the Giants. The Reds collected only lour hits but Lee May belted his 24th homer to account for Mets, Tigers in Victories · two singles. Indian hurlers fanned 22 Yankees. Yankee hurlers fanned 13 Indians. In the second game, the Addaville Jets nipped the Pomeroy Yankees, 6-5 by scoring an unearned run the seventh inning. E. Mollohan was safe on an error, and scored the wirming run with two out on a single by B. Porter. M. Salem started for the Jets. G. Browning started for the Yankees. M. Owens was charged with the loss. R. Taylor was credited with the win. For the Jets, R. Taylor had a single and double. B. Porter had a single and triple . ·For the Yankees, G. Browning had a home run and single. In the nightcap, McArthur advanced to the quarterfinals with a 5-3 win over Albany. Partee was credited with the win. Turrill was charged with the loss. Elberts had two singles as did Wallace, Partee and P. Wallace. Wooden and Cunningham had the only Albany hits, both singles. Tonight, the Pomeroy Tigers will battle the Vinton Dodgers at 6. In lhe second tilt, Cheshire's Tigers will meet the Gallipolis Indians at 7 i< and m · : •• the nightcap, Pt. Pleasant City lee and Fuel will meet the New Haven Cubs at 8:30p.m. Jn Critical against the Gianis' Gaylord Perry. The Saturday 5 p.m. series windup game will match Jim McGlothlin against Giant lefty Ron Bryant. PORTLAND, are. (UPI>7 5 Frank Leahy, the man who • ' 4-3Inl7th Rung 7 4 1 • •• •• Salem ~======~Green•• . .- 11ft o•·• n~IL !- Addaville continued to hold down top spot in the Ohio Valley ' Wil liAMS - - 13th LL Battle •• IN CAliON MGHT IATOf Addaville Wins Ohio Valley ..... PlumbinR & Heating ... 232 E. Second Edward Baer Pomeroy SAlURN 241NCH MEDIONE CABINET HG. l9.'H Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit - Fertilizers - Lime . Cement . & Mortar Stock Salt Water Softener- Remedies- SaHLitters- Vaccine - Roofing - Paints - Red Brand Fencing. - Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays - Ga'tes7 - h'l't; ' ••• 'J' t,I-,Q<eS J.. t t· .....~. 'b;IT"'.;;m / The Middleport Indians, Addaville Jets and McArthur Merchants posted second round .wins in the 13th annual Kyger Creek Little League baseball tournament Thursday evening. In the first tilt, the Middleport Indians defeated the Gallipolis Yankees 5-l by scoring four runs in the ninth irming. The score was tied 1-1 after the regula lion six innings were completed. In the top of the ninth, Lynch singled, M. Venoy doubled, Beaver singled, following walks to Hindy and Gardner, and that sewed it up for the Indians. Gleason started, and was relieved by Beaver in the seventh. Burdette started for the o I Twice during extra innings the Padres took the lead only to have the Pirate; bounce back to tie the score on a homer. In the 13th tbe Padres took a 2-1 lead, but Willie Stargell belted his 31st homer with two out in tbe botlom of the iruting to tie the score. In the 16th San Diego took a 3-2 lead but blew '.t again when Richie Hebner cracked a oneout homer to tie it. Merchants Win ' 1J99 ~8dres Indians, Jets, • 6' t£G_16.91 IIG. l.ft ' CINCINNATI (UP!) - Tony Perez'. wisecrack put almost as big a smile on the face of Joe Gibbon as the home run the Cincinnati Reds' Cuban slugger sent soaring over the left field fence. "Joe, I'm gonna make a 2i). game winner out of you," quipped Perez Thursday night after his tw<><Jut homer in the ninth inning gave the Reds a 2-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants. The victory, coming in the opener of a three.game series at Riverfront Stadium, ran the Reds' winning stceak to five games, their longest of the season, and shaved the Giants' lead tO five games over the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League West. For Gibbon, the victory was the third in seven decisions for the 37-year-old Red lefty. His second victory came last Sunday. That was when Perez' three-run eighth inning homer off Tom Seaver beat the New York Mets. 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Spice and e WOODGIAJNS YOUR CHOICE! 117 7 MA.STEISEl lEG. .f..69 oM me sWoce~. lmi s;pr San Diego al Pi11sburgh Philadelphia a! Chicago Montreal at St. Louis, nigh! Los Angeles at Atlanta Legion to on Saturday . You name it ... we supply 20FOOT FLAT STEP EXTENSION lADDERS ~ r~ ~ ..:ster ro ....~ oOI\. -~ ~ New York a! Houslon night ' ,( tEG. l .te .azr:s; ~d.)es Games •3500 lEG. !.ft .tO 19'12 23112 Fast one-day on .loans up to '* Cleo~ ower 11'h bracket, will play the winner of the Eighth District American the Jackson-Lancaster game Legion Baseball Tournament Saturday at 3 p.m. on the tomorrow at 11 a.m. on fairgrounds diamond. Trautwein Field in Athens on Should Meigs win its opener, the same day and hour that · it will play the unbeaten surLogan and Somerset match bats vivor of the Athens -Jackson on the Athens county Lancaster bracket Saturday, fairgrounds diamond . July 24, at 11 a.m. on the OU Manager George Nesselroad field. puts his Meigs club on the OU The district champion will be diamond at 3 p.m. Saturday crowned Sunday, July 25, either against the winner of the Logan- at 11 a.m., if the winning Somerset game. Meigs drew a bracket team defeats the losing bottom bracket bye in the bracket survivor, or at 3 p.m., if double-elimination tourney. a second game is required. Both Athens, with a bye in the top games would be on the OU diamond. 299 OF1HIEE ~ rar.dl)m dra nnel :w-": 7 4' x7' PANEL GEORGIA-PACIFIC CHOICE n..ll!lm: 'Dis is ...... li!lllr Ill "'Oiler 1'\eut, 0. w~ nezl c..a~~r islllile) •'" " • , _ ~~aar, lellllim to 111 a..at•_lla d!: ............ ! l).lli)lle sis: Di L .... 1 'IN p , a., Ill ~ _, ..... at ..1 lo: jabs a!lil mid. 17,_,aclay,11hile be gat IIIII U Jan sle!p _. llllilbf. cr Clllill 111ft, 1-.1 be 111111 Ilea! ''pteoadiJC 1 y" 1lilll ,.. a-. ..... _ &!d. 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Allanta (Niekro 9·8), night. nogh~. San Francisco (Perry 7·8) at Ch1cago (John 7·10) a! Cincinnati !Nolan 7·9) , night. Washonglon !Bromberg 1·2) , New York !Seaver 10·6) at night. Houston <Dierker 12·41. night. Milwaukee I Parsons 8·10) at New York !Bahnsen 8·8L night. Philadelphia !Short 5·10) at Minnesola I Blyleven 7·11l at Chicago (Hands 9-9) Basion (Sieber112·4) ; r\ight. · __ · WERNER RADIO & TV r. • • one yar free YOURSELF The bidding has been: West North East Soutb I Qakland 8 Detroit 7 hatdwood solids and CDmll in yow choic e ol Antique Pine finish or brushed gloze m.1ple linish (WU918GS). Includes casters. . CREDENZA DESIGN ,..,..., 'lewer . . . ~ GB 'l!a!limore 4 California 3 . lab«. 25• (dilg.) Ouuarll-workl in a drJwer·· Color TV thM's In IXPflllion of urty cokJn~l duiQn. Ctbintl il crlhe4 from genuine birch veneers and Mlecl I (Nf'WWAIU DfT£lrtiSI ASSN.) ,_ lt-ller.aallelld. Tne, be a I' 'tlllneiStr. jill I "'badJ." lie's proiiUIJ Mwnel to be willt W •. llf bed, kiMMilc 111at llbe "I*CI «• cw · a- a tliiB'~D~Bs toa.. !lie JSSp lie ...... r. - . Jill I waalm't ber CGD=~..._ *'I ._ tid a altral:l 1liese "ppiar 141-d«' "-ADXD · Two year guar.,atee on piclure tube ond all com· - -. •• .AU Boo!b ...uiDaahle ~ ""' dia.}- Genuine OM~. JIIIIIOfllJ •••hR..-.. ..... ..... _ --~-T--,_ ! South Distracted. by Lady ... East W. L. Pd. 56 32 ,/oj6 SO 37 .575 47 40 .540 41 48 .46) 5'12 8'12 151h 38 52 .422 19 Jl 52 .402 20112 WWest • L. Pel. GB Oakland 57 31 .648 ... Kansas City 44 41 .518 11'12 Minnesota 41 47 .466 16 , California 42 51 .452 17112 Chicago 38 48 .442 18 Milwaukee 38 48 .442 18 Thursday's Results Milwaukee 1 New York 0 Kansas City 1 Cleveland 0 Washington 8 Chicago 3 Boston J Minn 0 113 inns) ----·-_...,__., --·-....... 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"•• .... ..... • The Department Store of Buildmg Since 1915 •• • • T:~ s the standmgs. w L ~~:e ~~ Bidwell Centerville Hacine ~· •• > •• ' ..." ' .." ..' ~ · H' " -.. . ~ · "u --~ ~ •• I 7'1,_~...~-....;.-·_·....._~-------.:.C... ____ .....;\'-----"--"---------..;_...;..~--·· --- - the first game of a doublebead· previous at bats in the game their other run. The P!idres were only three outs away from wirming in the ninth when the Pirates rallied to tie' the score on a walk, a single by Jose Pagan and a sacrifice ny by Gene Alley . In other National League games, New York beat Houston 11-4, Chicago edged Philadelphia 7~. Cincinnati downed San Francisco 2-1, Los Angeles blanked Atlanta 6-0 and St. Louis defeated Montreal 7·3 in er.before dropping the nightcap 6-4. Milwaukee nipped the Yankees 1~. Kansas City blanked Cleveland 1~. Washington beat Chicago 8-;1, Boston shut out minnesota ~ in 13 innings, Baltimore edged Cl!.lifornia 4-3 and Oakland topped Detroit 8-7 in American League Play. Clemente was hitless in seven Thursday night. The stronganned Giant retief ace, now 8-4, made the mistake of hanging a chane up curve in front of Perez' eyes. " I was looking for a fast ball," said Tony. " But," he added with a touch of pride, "l saw the pitch aU the way and stayed back real good. He didn't catch me off balan- ce." Lee May's 24th homer in the fourth irming off Giant starter JohnCumberlandaccountedfor the Reds' only other run of the · game. Don Gullett, who started for the Reds, nursed a 1~ lead through the first seven innings while doling out only three hils. Then, in the eighth inning, the Giants got to the 20-year-old lefty for three hits to tie the score at 1-1. With one out in the eighth, Ed Goodson subbing at first for an ailing Willie McCovey, doubled to right and scored on pinch hitter Alan Gallagher's single. One out later,after a single by Tito Fuentes, Clay Carroll replaced Gullett and retired Bernie Williams on an inning ending foul pop-up to Pat Corrales. Tonight Gary Nolan goes Due to Kyger Creek tourney action, only two area little league games were played Thursday, one in Middleport where the Mets outpointed the Mark V Reds 21-15, and anotber in Pomeroy, the Tigers whacking the Dodgers, 7-1. In tbe Me Is-Reds game, tbe Mets came from 10 runs down to smother the Reds with their biggest output of the year. Walkins led the winners as be smacked a double and a single. Also for the Mets, Fultz and Curmingham had two singles, Becker a triple, and Miller, Ptun k ett Fr ank Leahy !. Condition U.S. 60 WEST-HUNTINGTON . CLOSED EVJ;RYMONDAY EXCEPT LABOR DAY .•i. 2. Leahy ·began coaching at Notre Dame in 1941, and except ·. The Cubs wiped .out a fi.l deficit with a six-run fourth Inning that featured back toback triples by Don Kessinger and Glenn Beckert. Joe Pepitone had a homer lor Chicago while Joe Lis and Willie Montanez homered lor the Phillies. Willie Davis, Richie ADen and Jim Lefebvre hit homers to back the six·hii pitching of Claude Osteen as the Dodgers _ defeated the Braves. Davis collected three hits in the game to raise his average to .354 . Joe Torre, the league's leading hitter, went 2-for.J and drove in three runs in the first game to spark the Cardinals' victory and help Steve carlton to his 13th win of th~ season. Torre, however, went hitless in three at bats in the nightca p as the Cardinals bowed to Bill Stoneman. Torre finished the day at .358. led by the no-hit pitching of Randy Marshall, dumped the Dodgers 7-1. The winners broke out early to a ~lead and were never challenged. Marshall struck out 10 and walked only one . His mates allowed only four base runners in the game . The losing pitcher was Rick Taylor who fanned 13 but walked 10. Dale Browning led the Tiger attack with a double and Scites, Johnson and Lyons each had a single. Tiger· catcber Bobby McClure was credited with an outstanding job behind the plate . 7 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE •• Home of the Fabulous Signs With Patriots By JOE CARNICELLI UP!n Sports Writer Jim Plimkett is relieved and Archie Manning is inunobile. Plunkett, the Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback from Stanford and the first player selected in the pro draft last January, Thursday signed with the New England Patriots. But Manning, the star quarterback from Mississippi and the second player chosen in the draft, can only stand and watch as the New Orleans Saints' rookies go through their paces. Manning still is in the middle of a contract hassle with the Saintsandcannotpractice until he signs. "l am very relieved," said Plunkett, who is in Chicago preparing for the College AUStar Game July 30. "I am looking forward to coming to Boston and working with Joe Kapp and learning the business of professional football ." Plunkett, a fi.foot..'l, '1JJ7pounder, said he was "satis- additional $200,000. Elsewhere in the training camps, the San Francisco Forty Niners traded veteran defensive tackle Roland lakes to the New York Giants for a future draft choice. Lakes, a IIJ. year veteran, is expected to fill the vacancy left with the loss of Jerry Shay, who has yet to recover from a broken leg suffered late last season. Chip Oliver, the linebacker who quit pro football a year ago to live in a commune, did not report to the Oakland Raiders' camp but said he would sign in with the veterans Sunday. Oliver, a vegetarian whose weight has dropped from 230 to 180, will attempt to make the team as a free safety. Kent McCloughan, the veteran cornerback traded from the Raiders to the Los Angeles Rams, announced his retirement Thursday . McCloughan said he still had problems with his left knee, which underwent surgery twice, and did not feel players-defensive back James j· Fabish of Texas-El Paso, defensive tackle John Reado of Southern and defensive end LaFayette Robinson of Norfolk State. The Pittsburgh Steelers dropped offensive guard Felix McGee of Jackson State, the \ Ooder By Phone younger brother of Sleeter And Take Em Home veteran Ben McGee, and ' defensive end Rod Herron of 992 5432 Edinboro State. ..__ _ _ _ _ _...,-" 10m ~Y SANDWICH 7 FROM King Builders Supply Co. 1.------------------...l Middleport, 0. 992~3748 fied" with the tenns of the 100 per cent. contract but added: "l can't Threeveterans-runningback discuss specifics." Matt Snell, offensive tackle Manning, meanwhile, con- Winston Hill and defensive back tinues in a strange stage with John Dockery-were early arrithe Saints, a team without a vals at the New York Jets' first-string quarterback. "Ar- camp and the Rams announced chie told me by telephone lbaV that running ball Russell he ' had a social visit with Mt.' Harrison, a 13th-round draft (John ) Mecom (Saints' owner) choice from Kansas State, yesterday but certainly no underwent surgery on his left negotiations took place," said knee lor torn ligaments. Frank Crosthwait, Jr., Man- The Buffalo Bills opened ning's agent. camp with 63 veterans and -Manning is asking for a four- rookies on hand while the year contract worth $400,000 Houston Oilers trinuned three with provisions providing for an 14 cu. ft . Westinghouse NEWELL ASSIGNED A' N Is L N ll · for two years in the U.S. Navy trman e on . ewe 'son during World war II, he of Mrs. Janice Mccaffery of coached there until he retired Columbus, has completed basic 2 cu. New Portable from coaching due to ill health training at Lackland AFB, in !953 Texas, and has been assigned to ' ~::7~=;::::==:...:.::...::~=------=-=---1 He mov · ed to p or tla nd :m,1963 Lowry AFB, Colo., for training , ftCID andhasmaintainedaresidi!'nce in supply . Newell attended -y-t Lak 0 · "-t Point Pleasant High School. His a e swego smce w.. · 1,• cu. It · Ph'l tim father, Roy Newell, Jr., resides ! ~o A~·the present time he is the at 916 Locust St., · Middleport. assistant to the president of The airman's wife is the former REfRIGERATOR REfRIGERATOR TOR •2400 . •7500 5 REFRIGERA pcaiilniiiteeiiiniioCiiioiillrpiii''oiiChiiiiiiiicai;giiio._ _ _u.·n·d·a..R•. •G.lo.ve·r·o·f.G.al.;lipo.l.is.. 2 10 ·remainedincriticalconditionin St. Vincent Hospital today following abdominal surgery. CAMDEN PARK RESERVED His son, Fred, who new to Portland to be at his lather's SATURDAY-JULY 17th bedside, said, "Dad has a weak heart and be needs blood, but Wllil be regains some strength, . "ANNUAL SUMMER OUTING" they can not give him a transfusion. "The crisis as of now is how ENGINEERiNG DEPARTMENT well the heart can hold up." CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT &· . In 13 years of coaching, two at Boston College and 11 at K.V. COMPUTING Notre Dame, _Leahy's teams OF had seven undefeated seasons UNION CARBIDE TECH. CENTER and won four national cham· . pionships. In ll years ·at Notre OPEN TO PUBLIC AnER 5 P.M. Dame bis record was 87-11-9, and at Boston College it was .2il- '' · Yeauger, Justus, and Powers each a single. For the los~ rs , Pickens carried the big hat as he slarruned a home run and a pair of singles. Tyree had a triple and single, Haggerty two singles, Humphrey a homer, and Carmichael and casci had singles. Jeff Miller was !he winner in relief of Yeauger, fanning 10 and passing eight. The loser was Humphrey who fanned nine and walked nine. At Pomeroy the first place Tigers of Hershel McClure 's, (Bahr Clothlen) Semi-An·n ual :2 10:late~~::~1940's~r:p~:n~~oinl: CI/..E.~·~~#l~f and early 1950's, · ~~:~se before he homered off reliever Jim Nelson to give the Pirates their seventh consecutive victory. The game was the longest playj:(( in the NL this season and featur!:jj the use of 40 players, 20 by 'each team. Ivan Mill'rell ·had a homer for San Diego. Clean Jones hit a two-run homer and Tug McGraw turned in six innings of one-hit relief to spark the Mets' victory. The triwnph snapped a six-game losing streak and left the Mets still I 0 games behind the .Pirates in the NL East. Tony Perez homered with two out in the ninth inning to give the Reds a victory over the Giants. The Reds collected only lour hits but Lee May belted his 24th homer to account for Mets, Tigers in Victories · two singles. Indian hurlers fanned 22 Yankees. Yankee hurlers fanned 13 Indians. In the second game, the Addaville Jets nipped the Pomeroy Yankees, 6-5 by scoring an unearned run the seventh inning. E. Mollohan was safe on an error, and scored the wirming run with two out on a single by B. Porter. M. Salem started for the Jets. G. Browning started for the Yankees. M. Owens was charged with the loss. R. Taylor was credited with the win. For the Jets, R. Taylor had a single and double. B. Porter had a single and triple . ·For the Yankees, G. Browning had a home run and single. In the nightcap, McArthur advanced to the quarterfinals with a 5-3 win over Albany. Partee was credited with the win. Turrill was charged with the loss. Elberts had two singles as did Wallace, Partee and P. Wallace. Wooden and Cunningham had the only Albany hits, both singles. Tonight, the Pomeroy Tigers will battle the Vinton Dodgers at 6. In lhe second tilt, Cheshire's Tigers will meet the Gallipolis Indians at 7 i< and m · : •• the nightcap, Pt. Pleasant City lee and Fuel will meet the New Haven Cubs at 8:30p.m. Jn Critical against the Gianis' Gaylord Perry. The Saturday 5 p.m. series windup game will match Jim McGlothlin against Giant lefty Ron Bryant. PORTLAND, are. (UPI>7 5 Frank Leahy, the man who • ' 4-3Inl7th Rung 7 4 1 • •• •• Salem ~======~Green•• . .- 11ft o•·• n~IL !- Addaville continued to hold down top spot in the Ohio Valley ' Wil liAMS - - 13th LL Battle •• IN CAliON MGHT IATOf Addaville Wins Ohio Valley ..... PlumbinR & Heating ... 232 E. Second Edward Baer Pomeroy SAlURN 241NCH MEDIONE CABINET HG. l9.'H Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit - Fertilizers - Lime . Cement . & Mortar Stock Salt Water Softener- Remedies- SaHLitters- Vaccine - Roofing - Paints - Red Brand Fencing. - Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays - Ga'tes7 - h'l't; ' ••• 'J' t,I-,Q<eS J.. t t· .....~. 'b;IT"'.;;m / The Middleport Indians, Addaville Jets and McArthur Merchants posted second round .wins in the 13th annual Kyger Creek Little League baseball tournament Thursday evening. In the first tilt, the Middleport Indians defeated the Gallipolis Yankees 5-l by scoring four runs in the ninth irming. The score was tied 1-1 after the regula lion six innings were completed. In the top of the ninth, Lynch singled, M. Venoy doubled, Beaver singled, following walks to Hindy and Gardner, and that sewed it up for the Indians. Gleason started, and was relieved by Beaver in the seventh. Burdette started for the o I Twice during extra innings the Padres took the lead only to have the Pirate; bounce back to tie the score on a homer. In the 13th tbe Padres took a 2-1 lead, but Willie Stargell belted his 31st homer with two out in tbe botlom of the iruting to tie the score. In the 16th San Diego took a 3-2 lead but blew '.t again when Richie Hebner cracked a oneout homer to tie it. Merchants Win ' 1J99 ~8dres Indians, Jets, • 6' t£G_16.91 IIG. l.ft ' CINCINNATI (UP!) - Tony Perez'. wisecrack put almost as big a smile on the face of Joe Gibbon as the home run the Cincinnati Reds' Cuban slugger sent soaring over the left field fence. "Joe, I'm gonna make a 2i). game winner out of you," quipped Perez Thursday night after his tw<><Jut homer in the ninth inning gave the Reds a 2-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants. The victory, coming in the opener of a three.game series at Riverfront Stadium, ran the Reds' winning stceak to five games, their longest of the season, and shaved the Giants' lead tO five games over the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League West. For Gibbon, the victory was the third in seven decisions for the 37-year-old Red lefty. His second victory came last Sunday. That was when Perez' three-run eighth inning homer off Tom Seaver beat the New York Mets. 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'•• .... the 1 moon. uw.-... Roderick Jumps to Second ·= ~_,~ ~ as Steve Groves is eoocemed, and the 26-year~id junior-to-be at Ohio Stale has a one shot lead going into the r~ round Wday of the 65th Ohio ~li!ur . Golf Tournament. Groves, who recorded his seCond straight tiJree.over-par 74 ThurSday to lake a one shot Distinction lead over Chris Roderick of Gal• - M . on lipolis, was asked how be felt Ui5ll' about being the leader. t:m~-!53~1~4_ _ _.:;:;::~ "I like it," said tbe husky na,/IIIHWIIMII.c#U. .Immel do today?" Immel the lirst round leader who had• trouble in the --s_ ~-y to be also had a 7•• ...... , ..... , . . . tied for third, three shots behind Groves' 27.1 total · Also in at 226 and tied with Immel is Akron's Bill Bosshard, co-leader with Groves after the second round but who bad to ~-y. . settle for a 77 ..... JuunKUII ument ....., · .. . . four olbet (Wmdus ~ Fritz Sdmidl. Pandel SaVJC, Fred Nolin, and Jack !Jess. L .. ~ ler, ...., ~ At 232 wen Gar)' Ariz of ,..,,_......,Falls, 1111! llltcbam.....,........,. pian wbo was oaood with • 72 af!A!r 1111! first nlUDd; J'IDI Kenllfllly of ('oJumbns, G!-' AP of,...__ · '·"" lldiSmithofWest.~·-. Steve Gro""?- ~"". O.ris Roderid<. Gallipolos Bill Bos5bard, Aknln Groves, who started playing golf at the age of seven, bas Ia ed . li!nti •>wwinn p y COllSIS y, _....,. rounds of 75-74-74 over 1111! 1roubies<me6 82Z-yardpar n Scioto ' Colmtry Club Course. Be bit 13 greens in regulation figures tbe first two days and 14 in the third round .which he called "a little more ~onsistent" than tlie first two 1111 '--'l~;l ~ ~~ WITH OUR FEDDE~ ~ Gary Ariz. 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D-Ky; dlairman of the H~ Educa1iOD ~I:--bor Crmm!llee, whose dis1rict is ~ of tlie Jeading caal proclueing areas of tlie .,_....,._ Have To Aiwoe Pllltlic Bechler, wboclaimslGOspoosms including sune possible presidential candidates, aemowledges his I*..,....at wiD have tough going. "The only way we're going to get Ibis through Congress is by armsing the general ]lllblic," be d<dared. Both Hays and IJecbier want federal control of sUip mine standards because they say states have failed in many instances to force strippers to reclaim land laid qlell by their machines. Hays said stall! efforts to eoforce reclamation "baven•t worked" and in many areas state agencies have "too CCII;)' a relationship with the q>eralors." card Meigs County Branch ol Tile Athens County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio Membe~ Federal Home Loan Ootd!ey, R - Calif., are among lbcBelined up with the Hechler ptqKtiiil to ban all strip mining. "It's enough to break your beart," llkG<Nern said during a to..- of West Yuginia. "We haweunfinisbedbu.sinessinW~t Vuginia $0 1oog as this deflle- ment and desecration continues." 0n 1111! olber side ~ ~ queslion are West Vrrguua s two Dett•• 1atic ~tms, Robert C. ll)Td and Jen•mgs_ Randolph. II)Td, the liellale as51Siant DemOl'J'atic leader, observ~. that sbip mi•irig brings million anmallytoWesiVirginia'secon- Bank Member Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation . All accounts insured up to $20.000.00. PAINT YOUR HOUSE neo SAVE ... ·y.. , ON EARLY 71 and registration flr 1111! secmd term, contact tbe Admissims and Records Office at the c:ollege. At Karr & Van ·Zandt \:~\ PURCHASE Ra1n!jph, chairman of the liellate Public worts Commitlee, said fe!1era1 effocts. should bedin!cted toward effective prl)grams of control, enforcement 111111 mine reclamation. "I feel that many of tlie adVC)cates of slrip mine abolition b:mo not gin!n tru>ideration Ill the fad that 34 per c:ent of total bibunioous ~oaf production tulk5he qvtliun Slriace mining," Save Time. Save Work • Save Money with ., I I • suN PR F ONE COAJ . ti' HOUSE . on NCA Pltsidtut Carl Bagge also said elimination of strip mined coal would wursen the natkm's dti8J' prnhfems. "It is diffiruit to cooceive of ......... 61- oriented ecooomy being willing to preclude from the market 1111! nearly 40 per ceot of the total coal oolplll contributed by surface mining .•• No da~ bas been set in either chamber for bearingl; on lhe titRe pt+p'5als - by Hays, Bechler and the ;odministration - bat there are indications thef wiU he scheduled in the ned tiro to three liNllltbs. PAINT - SALE "looii.;;;:;:l: Dual coat protection with one coat application PITTSBURGH PAifHS Baum Lumber Co. Ph. 981-llOl ChesltW, 0 . RTlJ CLE~D- (UPI) -ceYeland Cavaliers .. ;;: . r I tl£ SfTBtU TAIIII AT 110 CHARGE WITH PACKAGE DEAL I QISCOUNT uNTIL AUG. 31~ 1971 CITY ICE & FUEL CO. 675-2460 • 992-5186 PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Nick Setenlt said 'lbursday Austin Carr, tbe club's ~draft choice, am begin light ua-- . cises to help heal a bnlteo l!ooe in his right fool Seteniit said ate bones wen "setting in aceUent JlOililioo" following X-f'ays at Kaiser Fumdatioo Hospital at nearby Parma. "Tbe healing pruc s is Wl!ll ahead of apet:taliaos,.. the doctor said. "Carr had 1111! foot taped and no cast was applied." Carr cra.,teil lhe fifth metatarsal in the rigbt foot two weeks ago while S<rimmaging on a Harlan plaJ£1 11Uiid. BUENO PLAYS AGAIN SAO PAULO .( UPIJ-~ titDe Wimbleden cbampim Maria Bueno said n.sday she wiD return to inlemlltiooal competition this :rear alB £011' years of inactim beQuse of an arm injury. Sbe has !Dierg..,. fiveoperatioosoflbisannsince sll'aioing it at Wunbledno in 1~. 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Rob~rta Social Calendar SAnJRDAY MEIGS COUNTY Retired TeacherAssn.andguestspicnic at the Roadside Park on Rl. 33 on left going north at 5:30p.m. Saturday, July 17. Bring covered dish and own table service. SUNDAY BEND '0 The River Garderr Club to atli!nd an, open ho~ !Jo"W--INI&l!li ..!1!!1S!I!.-- Polly's Problem and ceramics show at the DEAR POLLY-I have tried using dust mops made FlowerBarnandCeramicShop, with wool, acrylic and nylon yarns but they all shed . Rouli! 7, PrQCtorville, Saturday too much lint. I would like to know what kind of d'!~!.c ;,;,,[andSwlday,July 17 and 18 from mops the other readers have found to be most satis-· · · t'to,4 j.,m,"-' ,., , ... ~ factory.-JACKIE MEIGSCOUNTvChwches of ChrisiYouth ratty Sunday, July DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve is reaUy some construc18, 2 p.m. at Rutland Church. tive criticism for the grocery stores. Why do !bey put ~e "The Young AposUes" gospel bread and baked goods at the beginning Clf the shoppmg singers of Kentucky Christian area, causing the customer to constanUy shift them in her CoUege to sing. basket as she puts in heavier things that would mash THE MASONS and Eastern them? I wish baked goods were nearer the check-out counter; Stars and families picnic will be held Sunday at Forest Acre Also I wonder ·why the seH-rising and regular no!ll' are placed rigbt against each other. It is so easy to pick up Park, New Lima Road, the wrong one as my friends and I have discovered.beginning at ·2 p.m. Ham and HELEN drinks will be provided. Bring DEAR POLLY-I use a wire coat hanger to lake the _covered dish and table service. All members are welcome. electricity out of nylon clothes. Just rub the hanger over them and you have no shock when removing your clothe~. SACRED HEART Parish This also works on nylon se~t covers m the car. Try 11 · picnic Sunday at Middleport sometime.-VERA Municipal Park, 12 noon. Bring (HfWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION) covered dish and own table service. PICNIC . SUNDAY, Modern y oa wm receive a doUar If Pony uses your favorite homemallng Idea, Pel Peeve, PoUy's Problem or soluUon Woodmen of American 6335 of to a problem. Write Polly In care of Ibis news.paper. Middleport, at Fort Meigs, Rutland, 12:30 p.m. Basket dinner. Everyone welcome. Meigs 4- H CJ. N ub ews MEIGS ~~~AT~R Order The Riverview 4-H Club met refreshments . Demolay Monday . 7:30 J>.m., July 13 at the Whitehead home. The next meeting is to be held Middleport Masomc Temple. 1bere were three advisors and July 21 ai Mrs. Carr's home. _ Mothers Club will meet in the nine members in attendance. They plan to go on July 23. 'lbey also plan to go camping in August. Demmstralions were given as follows: Jull Whitehead on how to prepare green beanS for canning, and how to thread a bobbin; Teresa Cbicbesli!r 011 bow to shape a loaf of bread; Jane Whitehead on how to make French toast; and Cathy Pickens and Niese! DuvaU on determining the best ternperature for yeast growth. OlriaMartinand Cathy Pickens served refreshments. The next meeting is to be held July 21 at the Whitehead b001e. - Niesel DuvaU. TilE TUPPERS Plains 4-H Girls met July 13 at the bome of Mrs. Charles Carr. There were two adviSors ·and nine members present. The minute• were read and approved. Sonia Carr and Betb Headley were in charge of recreation. They played Lover's Knot. Teresa Carr served Teresa Buckley. busemen;EDNESDAY THE GREEN Hornets 4-H SPECIAL meeting, Amateur Club mel July 7 at Lesa Garden CluD, ai the home of Herald's hO!Jie. There were seven members and one advisor attendbig the meeting. They selected a new news reporter, Tim Kauff, and decided to collect botUe caps and to put their earnings into the treasury. Lesa Herald showed her pigs she will enter in the fair. Jeff Peckham was in charge of recreatioo. They played ball. Ruth and Daryl Kirkham were in charge of refreshments. Tim Kauff. M~s. Harold Lohse, Wolfe Books circulated by the Meigs-Jackson-Vinton Bookmobile from July '70 through JWie '71 totaled 102,226. Travel lime · totaled 408 hours with 16,084 miles traveled and 1,510 service hours. The Bookmobile schedule for next week in Meigs County foUows : JULY ZO 12:30, Tuppers Plains: 3:30, Transfers Earl Daniel to Clarence Daniel, Judy Daniel, .91 A., Columbia. Earl Daniel to Dale McCune, Mary McCune, .84 A., Columbia. Lamire Norris, Julia Norris, Murvin Norris, Clara Norris, Howard Yokley, Dorothy Yokley, Harold Yokley, Elsie Yokley to Iva Orr, Parcels, Letart. John Houdashelt to General Telephone Co., R-Way, Sutton. George E. Morris, Mary E. Morris to John R. Reece, Wilma M. Reece, Lot, Pomeroy. Fred E. Smith, Ruth A. Smith to General Telephone Co., R-W., Sutton. Jeanne Coolte to Kennelh D. Cooke, LotS, Middleport. Kemeth D. Cooke to Jeanne Cooke, Lots, Middleport. ' Santford C. Cozart, Shirley K. Cozart to Darrell Cozart, F1orence T. Cozart, Parcels, Ollve. Charles Chaffie, Gladys Chaffie to Ralph E. Knight, Carol H. Knight, 79 A., Orange. John W. Arbaugh, Ethel Arbaugh to Alvin W. Gaff, F1orence Goff, Lot 5, Olive. Ann Smith is Bride in Middjetown MIDDLETOWN , Ohio Before an altar flanked by arrangements of while giadiola, yellow daisies and white car· nations, Roberta Ann Sniith, of Middletown, .became lhe bride of Richard R. Meyer, also of Middletown. The ~ouble ring ceremony was read July 10 at 2:30 o'clock by Rev: Robert E. Smith Sr 'th R F th • ·• WI ev. a er James Walsh assisting. Organ music was provided by Mrs. Charles Fuller. The bride, given in marriage by her father, the Rev .. Robert E.Smith,PomeroyRD4,worea gown of silk organza fashioned with cowl neckline, Camelot •leeves, empii-e bodice and Aline skirt wilh a. full chapellength train at back waisUine. Appliques of embroidered Swiss lace enhanced the bodice, sleeves and skirt. Her veil of silk illusion•was attached to a clusli!r of Swiss lace flowers trimmed with pearls and crystals. She carried a luxuriant cascade · of Phalaenopsis orchids, stephantois and sweetheart roses. Matron of honor, Mrs. Michael Fulger of Middletown, and bridesmaids Sheri Smith and Sharon Harkinson of Middletown and Karen Cole of Ashland, Ky., wore identical floor length gowns of crystal green voile embossed with whili! daisies fashioned in a princess line with puffed sleeves, whili! summer hats Personal Notes A thought for today: Chi-is- ·· ' tian Science founder Mary Baker Eddy said, "Divine love always has m~t and aiw~ys will meet every human need." 3 ROOMS . NEW FURNituRE '349.95 S35.00.1lown- · Balance On Cqnvenient Terms. NEW HOURS: Mon. Thru Thurs. Friday Saturday 8:00A.M.· 8:00P.M. 8:00A.M. · 6:00P.M. 8:00A.M.· 4:00P.M. MASON FURNITURE Mason, W.Va. 6 OPERATORS Mary Lcm Brenda Phy II is Appolntineat Nol Alway• Neceuary Nina Kay Your Future Printe and contidenliat readings . Everyone welcome. :..ook tor big sJgn with red palm . SISTER I.ENA · 707 1J Washington B l vd . 473-6 II Belpre. 0. Mr.r. Richard R. Meyer Meyer is the son of Mrs. Leo J . Meyer, Middletown. Mrs. Meyer, who graduated with honors at Rutland High School, is a member of Sigma Alpha Iota, Cwens,' and Kappa Holzer Medical Cenli!r, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiting hours 2-4 and 7-11 p.m. Maternity visiting hours 2:304:30 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Births Mr . and Mrs . Larry J . Sturgill, Wellston, a .daughli!r. Discharges Mrs. Gladys L. Alban, Mrs. Waiter Arthur , Mrs. Dickey L. Christian ,· Ronald E. Cunningham, Mrs . Alva A. Delaney, Mrs. Allen Michael Emerson and infant daughli!r, Mrs. Hersehel V. Greene, Mrs. Edith Guthrie, Mrs. Kenneth L. Herdman and infant son, Henry E. Hudson, Homer W, Johnson, Mrs. James T. Kittell, James P. Lambert, Miss A. Gladys McDaniels, Leonard G. New, Miss Emily Ohlinger, Mrs . Frank J. Osborne, .Vicki G. Poetker, Belinda D. Potts,' Mrs. Ina Pratt, Bruce Edward Rainey, Mrs. Gerald B. Reese, Mrs. James Luther Singleton and infant son, Edward R. Somerville, Mrs . Lester Sli!phens and infant son, Edward R. Somerville, Mrs . Lester Sli!phens, Mrs. David H. VanMatre, Mrs. Robert M. Varian, Hamie Dean Woolum, Mrs. Hillus Faulkner, Tona Parks and Mrs. Herbert Pope. SERVICE SET Graveside services for Mrs. C. E. Silvers, the former Easter Russell of Middleport, who died at her Coral Gables home in Florida Sunday, will be held Monday at 3 p.m. at Beech Grove Cemeli!ry. The Rev. Slaniey Piatli!nburg will officiale. Ewing Funeral Home is in cllarge of arrangements. The family has requested that flowers be omitted. CHESTER - Mrs. Patrick Morrissey was honor guest at a layetli! shower July 10 at the country home here of Mrs. Purley Karr. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Horace Karr and Mrs. Woodrow Mora. Games were played and prizes awarded Evelyn Spencer and Quila Buckley. Gifts were placed on a table centered with a large baby bootie, topped with a small baby. A dessert course was served with the baby bootie nut and mint cups as favors. The guest list included Celia McCoy, Edna Orr, Betty and Jenny Dean, Jackie Frost, Jean Grueser, Mrs. John Morrissey and Patrick -John, Jane. Ann Karr, Grace Gumpf, Esther Mays, Marilyn Spencer, Paula Sayre, Patti Sexon, Lenora Michael, Louise Michael, Helen Wolf, Ruth Karr, Evelyn Spencer, Dorothy Karr, Lou McCoy, Eleanor Boyles, Belli! To Delta Pi . and is a music teacher in Middletown Public Schools. ·-~'Mr . Meyer attended College at Bellarmine Louisville , Ky ., and the University of Cincinnati. He is The MIDDLEPORT BOOK SIORE unzor HOSPITAL Morrissey Given Shower NEWS Leaders Hear Rehorts Middleport MIDDLEPORT 169 N. 2nd Ave. . 992-2725 employed by the Diamond National Corporation. Guests at the weddillg and reCeption were Mr. and Mrs. Norman HyseU, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and David, Robert Smith, Jr., Mrs. Raymond Smilh, Miss Janice Smilh, all of Pomeroy ; Mr ..and Mrs. Archie Rose, Long Botlllm; Mrs. Clarice Longstreth of GaUipolis, Mrs. WaUace Fetty, Teresa and Cindy of Langsville, Mr. and Mrs. James Carpenli!r, Coolville; Mrs. Jim Gettles, Mrs. Rodney Winters and Jason, Miss Susie Sheets, formerly of Harrisonville, now of Wellston; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smilh and rona and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Middleport. 1 Ji Drive, Pomeroy, Wednesday '1:' evening, July 21 at 7:30; Mrs. The Junior Leadership 4-H Earl Dean, Jr. to present a Club met July 12 in the workshop on interpretive Columbus and Southern Ohio arranging. Electric Company meeting room to discuss past service projects and to hear the members who atlended Club Congress and went on the Wisconsin Exchange trip give reports. ·Sally Joseph, an IFYE to Germany gave a talk and . showed slides. Some of her Mr. and Mrs. Jack LewiS and comments about Germany THE BUCKEYE Beauties 4-H Club met July 12 at the Baptist son. Jeff of Danville, Calif., were, their custom of giving Church. There were two ad- amved :'f~esday for a two- flowers when they went visiting, visors and six in attendance. week VISit wilh her parents, Mr. how expensive electricity is, all They elected a new secretary, and Mrs. Eimer Burns. The the homes are built of stone and Sally Walters, and also a new Lewis' daughli!.r •Jackie Lynn of the Germans enjoy cooking and treasurer, Cynthia Lane. They Louisa, Ky ;• will_ arnve Friday eating. Miss Joseph is from decided on having a picnic or for a week s vtsJI. Utica, Ohio and graduated from •kafing party. The next meeting Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ohio State Universtiy. will be held at tbe Baptist Turner of Columbus are here Members present were Church. - Cynthia Lane. due to the senous tllness of Mr. Crystal Erwin Jane Whitehead Turner's father, Jacob Turner. Sheri Young, Sue Wood, Tere~ .• Mr. and Mrs .. Joe Taylor, Chichester, Denise Pullins, Mrs. Terry Collins and son Jean Whitehead, Debbie Todd, of Columbus, Mrs. John Windon, Daniel Midkiff, Brenda Mouser of Bucyrus, Mr · and Donohey, Mary Sauer, Mandie Elmwood; 4 :15, Alfred; 5, Mrs. Norman Yeauger and Rose Ed Cross Rick Pierce Burlingham; 5:45, Arnold's; Kevin, and Mr . and_ Mrs. Harr~ Slawli!r.' Rhea Mora: 6:30, Rock Springs; 7:15, Denver Rice and Billy enjoyed a Debbie Conklin, Dick Conklin. Brown-Town; 7:45, Enli!rprise. get-to-gelher at lhe home of Refreshments were served. JULY Zl Mrs. Frank Beach, who 9, Harrisonville ; 11 :45, celebrated her birthday an,Radcliff; 12:45, Coalton; 3:30, niversary Tuesday. lee cream Leo; 4:15, Green's Store; 5, and cake were served. RESIDE HERE NOW Umerick. Mr. and Mrs. Chesler Erwin RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. JULY %% and grandson, Scott Erwin, are James Sheets, formerly of 9:30; Eastern; 12, Cheater; 3, spending their vacation touring Hillsboro, are residing at Old Chester Rd.; 5:15, Skating the New England States. Rutland, Roule 1. Mr. Sheets, a Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. teacher at Wellston High Rink; 6:05, Stale Garage; 6:45, Scott, Tony and Keith, were School, is attending Ohio Five Points; 7:30, Beacon's. recent visitors at Cedar Point. University working on his JULY 23 9, Rutland . master degree. In Hillsboro he taught in Clermont County BARBECUE SET Northeastern High School. Mrs. The Almanac RACINE - The Auxiliary of Sheets, employed at the By United Press lnternatloaal lhe Racine Fire Department Highland Exli!nsion Service, Today is Friday, July 16; tbe will sponsor a chicken barbecue home economics department, is 1971h day of 1971. Sunday, Aug. 1, the serving to lhe former Jennifer Lohse of The moon is between its last · begin at 11:30 a.m. Homemade Pomeroy. They have a son, quarli!r and new phase. ice cream, pies, cakes, baked Jared Andrew. The morning stars are Venus, beans, macaroni salad, and cole Mars and Saturn. slaw will be served, tbe comThe evening stars are Mereu- plete dinner $1.4&, a half a ry and Jupiter. chicken, $1.25. Anyone wishing Those born on this day are to donate toward the REVIVALHermon ANNOUNCED Mount United under the sign of Cancer. preparation of tbe dinner phone Brethren Youth Fellowship is Mary Baker Eddy, founder of 94~71 or 94!h'l293. Proceeds sponsoring a youth revival July the Christian Science Church, are for the new kitchen at. the 23, 24, and 25th, beginning at was hom July 16, 1821. fireman's haU. 7:30. Rev. John E. Edwards of On this day in history: Lancaster, minister. Weather In 1790 Congress set up the permitting, services will be in District of Columbia as the TIIEY'U. FLY lhe open Friday and Saturday permanent seat of the U.S. Pack . 245 Cub Scouts, nights. Youtheventseachnight government. Webeloes and leaders will meet afler services, Friday, hayride, In 1862, by an act of at 3 p.m. Sunday, July 18 at the Congress, David Farragut be- Gallipolis airport. Dr. R. R. Saturday, bowling. Wear casual clothing. Sunday night a ."get came the first American Pickens will explain technical together." · admiral. , '1: features of his plane and will In 1945 the first experimental take up all children with written li!st of 11M! atomic bomb was permission of !heir parents. conducted in New Mexico. Refreslunents will be. served. · KArS BEAUTY SN..ON accented with yellow lace and streamers. TheY carried while wirker baskets of yellow and whili! Marguerite daisies accented with debonair sweetheart roses and streamers. Best man was Kenneth Kiesewetter of Middletown and ushers were Robert E. Smith, J Po b ther of the r., meroy, ro brtde, Dave Kinder and Michael Felger of Middletown. The bride's mother wore a light blue dress of shantung trimmed with pearls and matching accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore a dress of melon polyester with lace triin and matching accessories. Both wore corsages of yellow cymbedium orchids. Following the wedding, a reception was held in the Knights of Columbus hall. The four-tiered wedding cake was decorated with yellow daisies and ciusli!rs of y~llow rosebuds. Mrs. Ernest Smith registered the guests . Hostesses were Mary Jo Gerrity of Cincinnati, Unda Evick (Monroe), ·Linda Parker Carpenter, Coolville, Mrs. Sherry Smith of Middletown , and Mrs . Randall Smith, formerly of Dexter, now of Hazard, Ky. The new Mr. and Mrs. Meyer after a wedding trip to Canada are residing at 4409 Creekview Dr., Middletown. Mrs. Meyer is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Smith, Sr., Route 4, Pomeroy, and Mr. • ' • hedul Mr. Eddy s Mergs Stops Sc e Property Stalionwagon. radio, P.S. . . '2395 69 fanl n Ctrelille, •------..... -- ... DEAR POLLY-My young ~andson was watcbi~g me ice a cake. by using a table knife and asked why I did not use my cake icer. Tbislwas a surprise as I told him I bad never had such a thirlg but h~ insisted imd went to a ' drawer for my new rubber plate. scraper. I decide4 to try it and to my amazel!lent the "cake icet" worked ~autifully. It made i~ easier and quicker to cover the sides of the cake and to make swirls on the top. I promised my grandson the Polly Dollar if I gel one for his idea.-RUTH Slap in and see Ray Riggs for a real dNI at tlleir new lot at Chester. 66 FORD FAIRlANL _______ f695 physician Rubber Plate Scraper Is Makeshift Cake leer Meigs Coupe. auto. trans .• radio, red. . Marvin's demo. Aqua finish, black vinyl top. black cloth int., factory air. many other extras. Greatly Reduced Price. BEGINS SP~CIAl r,--"" ·POLLY'S POINTERS M: CREATE VALUES 64 IDMET HARD TOP--------'595 1971 OLDS DELTA_88__ H.T. SEDAN YOUR CHIMNEY . ....,.. . . _ $-The Dilly Sentinel, Mlddleport-l\-moy, 0., July 16; 1971 . bowlir!!! ....,._ J).__:.. 0 I ONE IN Sens. George s. McGowm, ' . ~-; D • S. D., Gayl-' "'a'. 1). 1he_ National"""' Ass . . OCla """ ,..._., !l'iCA the trip WIS., Edward M- Keui...,, ~·- ~ U.::·~ Mass., and ~- Paul N. Ml> • nwe •e ·~_..,, .........__.,~ .... ~.....1e. ., many students as possible. Cwr.ies are sclleduled to aid begiMing freshmen studellts wbo wish to accelerale their graduatioo, in-9ervice tetl he! s and members of !be hl9t cunmllllity. • Additional courses may be off1ef ed in tbe future if a sufficient number of students n!quesl them. For further information concemiDg !iiaJ!ll w ' ••J HEATING UNITS · VENTED TO I By POLLY CRAMER gaS.SERVICE rou can count on~ \OJ ~ 80-79-711-237 71-77.a2-237 Tom ~ Toledo Join B.Jsenoeyo!l'. C'ncimali 2nd Term Registration Set BLAETTNARS dN.pyrOfBX T- New Strip Mine Bill Offered~ INGELS FURNITURE 65 BUICK WILDCAT Speill&. Join Flshir Jr.. Daytan Art Hudnult. Elyria Paul Minich. EJvria · . n-aH._'m O..n Carmichael, COlumbus 77-76-71.--229 Mark Hessler. Calum~ 77-79·7""'13/J Dei AIR CONDITION.ERS . Doug Craig ImmeL Massillon Ray Sovik. Columbus Fritz Sdlmidt, Columbus Pandel Savic, Columbus Fred -lin. Columbus Jack Hessler. Columbus ~t~~~~l~ Groflon - - . T - . .7S.74.1._723 !ale and Ray Beallo of Beacb- Bob Smith, Westlake wood . Ray Bealkl. Beo~ One of the psnalties .of lbe Jim I lodges. lanesville . ~--......... ~_._._,.___-.._ Gary Wilk.,..., Bellefqnlame ~i>OUW......,. . . ,....... Mike McFee, YoungsllNm day was Zauesville's Jim Bod- Barry Terjesen. Akron wbo bad · of '75s the Russell Ji.......,, Columbus ges, a pall' . Ludwig Sc""'*- Monsf'oeld first two touuds to trail tbe Joe Miller Jr.• Hamilton lealen by lilly ..,. !lbol llo!i- Don Albert. Columbus had tbi p11tl bogey 011 Yank Heisler. Kent ges a .: · Steve Pipoly, Y~sluwn the first bole Tbunday and .fin- GeoffTey Hensley, Cil\cinnati """'-' isbed with aD 13, leaving him Ross Bartschy, C4tumbus · well back in 1111! pact at m Russell Olleman. Portsmouth I.ari.ed Te Swfa& lied 'tb ,.,_ WilteDs of Kim Heisler.. Oe. ..,land Groves, who plays the Valley WI ~' . Dale ICnJseo. Cleoeland View Country Club Cour9e in efootaioe and Mike McFee of James ·Gallicdlio. Calumtxo; .....,.,..~_ Joe Sugar, Columbus Lancasli!r, said Walker Inman, Y- - - pro at Scioto, gave him his first AU Sizes In Stock! · We Install! serious golf lessons at 1111! age of 14. "He (Inman) gave me the swing I have now," Groves said. "My dad was told Walker was WASIIINGTON (UPI) - An West and Norlhwest, and stripOPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS the best pro in the area to go Ohio tung~ nan whose farm ing activities have begUD in the PH. 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT to." is SIDtOimded by strip mines Foor C..:oetS area near tlie Recently, however, Groves' bas 1*'11"'*'1 a law to $lOp the junction of Arizma, Collr.ldo, game has been under the guid- btigbt ofll!n left by large scale Utah 111111 New Me:Dco. ance of Rod Myers, Obio SCale surface mining of caal. The tw.Year Limit golf coach, who was in at- JegisJatiOD may have tlie best Hays' bill is a ccmpnmise tendance at Thursday's round. cbance of a.wluval of seoetal between a l*..,...at sp;u••ed "I like to take the credit bills 011 tbe subject before by the N'mKI administration, to when tliey play like that," My- Coogress. . give states two years to adopt ers said in jeSt ~- Wayne L Bays, l).()bio, Rciamation standards, and proRoderick, a June grad!lale of describes bi!legid•tion as "the pcl!al to outlaw all sbip mining Miami (Ohio) University,forthe l'"'!lbesl possible biD that will witbin six IDCilths after the prosecond straight round bad the still aUow caa1 mining." pcl!al was applUVed. best score of the day Thursday, Tbere has. been a growing lrOIIicaiiy, the biD to baD sbip a 73. He had an opening round clamcr among some legislatms mining was ........... by a tm79 and a 72 Wednesday flr a and Nl&Svalionists over tbe gr nan fnm a state that de224 total. practicesof surface mine qlel'- rives mnch of its revenue fnm 2 Dr. Coupe. Beautiful burgundy finish with matThe personalbe Roderick, wbo at..-s who sbip away toos of sUip mining - Rep. Ken IJecb. ching vinyl interior. Power steering. Automatic led the tournament after the surface land to get at caa1 beds, ler, D-W. Va. trans. Low mileage. first round a year ago, C<llllin- then fail to restore it. Hays prqiOS8i would establish ued to use his three wood off Bather than dig tunnels into a IIY ee =e=ber federal sbip tbe tee after running into drivhillsides to mine the coal, strip- mine recl•malion eommissiom, Convertible. Factory air conditioning . Extra good ing problems in the 'VJling ping operators use heavy ma- approintedbylhtPI ,.,twith round. finish and top. ~.inclno!ingpowershovels Senali! confinnati<m. It would "Cboppiag II Arwad" many stories taD, to remove the have the power to order firms Roderick, however, who would soil and gwge the caal Ill shut down if they failed to like to turn to golf as a living suface frcm 1111! gtwud.. llll!el slrict reclamation stand2 Dr. Hard Top. Factory air conditioned. Fully this fafl, wasn't completely satMast sUip mining activities ards. isfied wilh his round. equipped. ()Je careful local owner . been centered in tbe coal The Bays' legislation also "I should have finished below have producing area of Appalachia, make provision flr selling par today," he said, "butfor tlie -ein!..lllestVi...,;ni>,Kentucky, ·aside certain areas as WlSllit_ , n; -way I flllished, just chopping Pennsylvania 111111 Obio. But able for strip mining. around." He looll a bogey five many of the counlry's untouch- Forty - one Bouse members 2 Dr. Hard Top. Smart white with black vinyl top. on the 400-yard lath and said ed caa1 resowtes lie in tlie have signed up as t<Kt"'ISAW'S Ole careful local owner. --he "should have bogeyed 17." "But I'D setUe for this today paSs and just hope I can do better tomorrow," be said. Ideal for camping or large families . Extra good In fifth place witb 229 was condition. former amali!ur ·champion Dan RIO histmy and math, as Wl!ll as GRANDE Cannichael of Colmnbus, who Registration flr the oetOOd philosophy and religion, See Bill Nelson, Ceward Calvert or Fred Blaettner term of S.PDmer '71 at Rio political science, psyddctgy, i MAKE DAVIS CUP SQUAD Gnmde CGI1ege wiU be 011 social science and " ! ! ~b MANY MORE NEW YORK (UPIHltt play- Monday, July 19. The first lertn The normal coorse load for a ers, led by Wunbledon nmnerup ends Friday. 9nnmer term is six hours. With Stan Smith and Cliff Richey, Second term cl• begin lhe approval of the Vice were selected Thursday for tlie Tuesday, July 211, and nm President for Academic Affairs BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS 1971 U.S. Davis Cup squad. tlrougb August 211. 1he first cr tbe .Director of S!gnmer Clarlt Graebner, Tom Gonnan, semesler of the 1971-72 Terms, a sludeot may cany 116 Years of Continuous Business Eric van Dillen and Frank academic year will begin seven hours each term, or a PHONE 992-2143 POMEROY, OH 10 Froehling IU were the other August n with advising and total of 14 flr the summer. players named to the team. The S.m1mer '71 l*tCIIUII is registering. Classes start an integral part of the regular September L Remation skill cwrses wiD coUege program, and is be offaed during the fioe aeek designed to aa:umnodate as lenD iD aacba), 'swimming, lennis and voiiey1Jall, in addillon to the swimming ...!a"'a...,. that wiU be offered for children and adults. AD inlennediale AS.b"'""·' class is being offa ed fur adults, fun [nlern Transm15S10n Co1p with beginning, advanced .· lqinning and intermediate for .=.-·. : ... children. The · snmmer ba.!ld and chorus, which meets once weetly, will C<llltinue rebearsaf tbroligb the seculd term for their public t<lbC£1 0 011 the Rivdfioolln addilioo, cwr will be ol&fed this term in 50~0lMI or 70,0ll0 biology, «<Ollmics, education, English, heallh, physical education and recreation, 1Hl =id~.Qol= live ofis Lancaster, .:•:t (UPIIThird ·Golf raundTourno· scores me playing at"DOW me.every. HeM. •--.-. ol COLUMBUS ~ 6Sih Ohio Amalo!ur many's close? what did (()-aig) 111111 Bay ~ boll! of'*"- menl being playod the Sciolo eoun. ,_ wen tied with 2So ml try Oub CoUrse here: · &IT.~. --. ~-<#>... 1st BLACK JOCKE'lTE CLEVELAND iUPIJ-<lleryl Wbili!, '17, is tlie first licenled black woman jockey on tbe American turf. ·She received her apprentice jockey's license wednesday from Thistledown . sli!wards. Ohio.Am Golf_Results · ! COLUMBUS(UPI)-1bere's no place like first place as far I" ·. 4 --Tbe DlliJy Sentinl!l, Middleport-Pcmeroy, 0 ., July 1&, 19'11 rr!:pe~y~~ utronauts aboard headed for _..,... On The T In Middleport Many Gift ~s Jewelry, Etc. Golden, Altona Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wolf, Sr., Audrey McCoy, Kathryn Mora, Judy McCoy, Carolyn Evans, Wanda Wolf, Jean Saxon, Pat Wolfe, and Pat Bahr. Greatly Reduced to low low Savings VISIT BAKER'S VISIT IN CANTON Mr. and Mrs. Truman Russell spent the weekend in Canton with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robey. On Saturday they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Russell of Columbus and atli!nded the wedding of Carl Pupino and Carmella Duva. The bride was a roommate of Mrs. J. C. Russell and the groom a roommate of Mr. Russell at Ohio State University. BAKER FURNilURE M 0. I I .- I I mer REUNION PLANNED The Cuckler reu.1ion will be held Sunday, July 25 at the Park of Roses, Columbus. · , --------· · 2 . .JtQU R CLEAN IN G. (Upon Request) RQBINSQ N'S ·CLEANfRS nd meroy ._,,__. .1110.00 5.1100.110 ·101.66 127.11 152.lD 15.00 !GUS 127.50 li.U 12.5 110.13 ··15.15 12.41 • •12 lUI 75 .• • II.• 216 E. 2 Phone 992-5428 .P o Down Payment ranging from 10' to m; of retail sale small atklitiwl cost Lite Insurance is available on at optional basis at a price will be accepted. WITH AMOBILE HOME. LOAN FROM i~,p··~· Df 'Dill 'IIAIAII B~ . GET YOI)R ~~~~ PLACE SETTING OF IMPERIA~ FINE CHINA FREE NOWI .• ' \ �., ; 11-------... '•• .... the 1 moon. uw.-... Roderick Jumps to Second ·= ~_,~ ~ as Steve Groves is eoocemed, and the 26-year~id junior-to-be at Ohio Stale has a one shot lead going into the r~ round Wday of the 65th Ohio ~li!ur . Golf Tournament. Groves, who recorded his seCond straight tiJree.over-par 74 ThurSday to lake a one shot Distinction lead over Chris Roderick of Gal• - M . on lipolis, was asked how be felt Ui5ll' about being the leader. t:m~-!53~1~4_ _ _.:;:;::~ "I like it," said tbe husky na,/IIIHWIIMII.c#U. .Immel do today?" Immel the lirst round leader who had• trouble in the --s_ ~-y to be also had a 7•• ...... , ..... , . . . tied for third, three shots behind Groves' 27.1 total · Also in at 226 and tied with Immel is Akron's Bill Bosshard, co-leader with Groves after the second round but who bad to ~-y. . settle for a 77 ..... JuunKUII ument ....., · .. . . four olbet (Wmdus ~ Fritz Sdmidl. Pandel SaVJC, Fred Nolin, and Jack !Jess. L .. ~ ler, ...., ~ At 232 wen Gar)' Ariz of ,..,,_......,Falls, 1111! llltcbam.....,........,. pian wbo was oaood with • 72 af!A!r 1111! first nlUDd; J'IDI Kenllfllly of ('oJumbns, G!-' AP of,...__ · '·"" lldiSmithofWest.~·-. Steve Gro""?- ~"". O.ris Roderid<. Gallipolos Bill Bos5bard, Aknln Groves, who started playing golf at the age of seven, bas Ia ed . li!nti •>wwinn p y COllSIS y, _....,. rounds of 75-74-74 over 1111! 1roubies<me6 82Z-yardpar n Scioto ' Colmtry Club Course. Be bit 13 greens in regulation figures tbe first two days and 14 in the third round .which he called "a little more ~onsistent" than tlie first two 1111 '--'l~;l ~ ~~ WITH OUR FEDDE~ ~ Gary Ariz. Cuayhoga Falls Jim Kenned . y, Columbus Glen ·Apple. o-land Vacation-Ready USED CARS At Go Now Prices II 68 DODGE VB SUPER BEE '1095 '2195 68 BUICK LeSABRE '2195 69 PONTIAC CATALINA 67 VOLKSWAGEN BUS. 9 '1695 79-72-73- 22• 74,.7!1-77-221> PYROFAX GIVES YOU Rab&1 011~ .ollhens EARN 80-7~82-238 78-~238 77-82.79-238 James Hildortlrand. Ashland 80-110-7&-238 8ob 8artQ. 81-79-711-238 ~ FranJrenfekL Dayton 83-TJ.83-239 Will""" Ritter. M!ddlelown 79-78-82-239 Gus Mehallis. st. Oainville · 76-83.80-239 Brent ~ Toledo 80-79.al-739 Frank Guara5Q, Columbus 76-83-80-239 Rid< Campbell•. Elyria 80-79-80-239 Jim Sugar. Qolumbus 81-19·79-239 Ton Gould. Cax:imatf · 80-7~114--239 JerTy ~~aoo.. Parlsmoulh 77.&3-80-2-40 Bill Wlelsel~ Mot ielta 81 ·71-82-241 Vina> Cirigliaoo. Jrolepaodence 19-SHl- 241 Peie Reiber Calumbus 81·7-t-87~242 Ed Rosenb;o;un. CJewland 77-7~~242 ayde Huffman. ~ 80-79-114--243 Bob Bell .Jr.• Alliance · 19·7'Nl6- 244 stv Frnaics.. Madison 82-78-85-245 Join BlesL Daytan 83-7f>.87-246 Pele Hummel Qolumbus 19clll).88--247 Scolt Landy, O.mimlhe 80-8().87- 247 . James Mol dsl<om. Ashland 79-79-91)-'.247 . MORE .NOW · warren 74-79-77-7JD 7~77-71--231 78-78-15;-231 7J.80.7ll-231 75-77-79-231 n-a1.79-232 75-77-10-232 . 75-IHI.--232 · 81-7S.76-2l2 7~71-711-232 ~7~~ -7 179-75-79-233 75-10-79-:n.. 71-7~:n. 80-80-7-4-:n.. 80-80-7._:n. 7~79-235 80-7~79-235 75-81J.80--235 19-71-711-235 75-12-71--235 J9.Js.82-236 Tad ~ T.,- 78-79-79-234 77-8().79-236 78-81-77-234 Gene Folkerlh. Dayton George Welsh. Dayton 77-77~234 Yoor reg11lar payday savings pfus . our high rate of return will snake your savings grow quickly ... 4~% _f4.J PASSBOOK RA~ MEIGS CO. BRANCH 8HB-~249 Jim Ryaf!, Columbus 80-110-91 - 251 8H~no card 80-lt· no . . . ,._ of tlie llal'_S bill,. mcludi~ •...,.. Carl P<rl:iDs. D-Ky; dlairman of the H~ Educa1iOD ~I:--bor Crmm!llee, whose dis1rict is ~ of tlie Jeading caal proclueing areas of tlie .,_....,._ Have To Aiwoe Pllltlic Bechler, wboclaimslGOspoosms including sune possible presidential candidates, aemowledges his I*..,....at wiD have tough going. "The only way we're going to get Ibis through Congress is by armsing the general ]lllblic," be d<dared. Both Hays and IJecbier want federal control of sUip mine standards because they say states have failed in many instances to force strippers to reclaim land laid qlell by their machines. Hays said stall! efforts to eoforce reclamation "baven•t worked" and in many areas state agencies have "too CCII;)' a relationship with the q>eralors." card Meigs County Branch ol Tile Athens County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio Membe~ Federal Home Loan Ootd!ey, R - Calif., are among lbcBelined up with the Hechler ptqKtiiil to ban all strip mining. "It's enough to break your beart," llkG<Nern said during a to..- of West Yuginia. "We haweunfinisbedbu.sinessinW~t Vuginia $0 1oog as this deflle- ment and desecration continues." 0n 1111! olber side ~ ~ queslion are West Vrrguua s two Dett•• 1atic ~tms, Robert C. ll)Td and Jen•mgs_ Randolph. II)Td, the liellale as51Siant DemOl'J'atic leader, observ~. that sbip mi•irig brings million anmallytoWesiVirginia'secon- Bank Member Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation . All accounts insured up to $20.000.00. PAINT YOUR HOUSE neo SAVE ... ·y.. , ON EARLY 71 and registration flr 1111! secmd term, contact tbe Admissims and Records Office at the c:ollege. At Karr & Van ·Zandt \:~\ PURCHASE Ra1n!jph, chairman of the liellate Public worts Commitlee, said fe!1era1 effocts. should bedin!cted toward effective prl)grams of control, enforcement 111111 mine reclamation. "I feel that many of tlie adVC)cates of slrip mine abolition b:mo not gin!n tru>ideration Ill the fad that 34 per c:ent of total bibunioous ~oaf production tulk5he qvtliun Slriace mining," Save Time. Save Work • Save Money with ., I I • suN PR F ONE COAJ . ti' HOUSE . on NCA Pltsidtut Carl Bagge also said elimination of strip mined coal would wursen the natkm's dti8J' prnhfems. "It is diffiruit to cooceive of ......... 61- oriented ecooomy being willing to preclude from the market 1111! nearly 40 per ceot of the total coal oolplll contributed by surface mining .•• No da~ bas been set in either chamber for bearingl; on lhe titRe pt+p'5als - by Hays, Bechler and the ;odministration - bat there are indications thef wiU he scheduled in the ned tiro to three liNllltbs. PAINT - SALE "looii.;;;:;:l: Dual coat protection with one coat application PITTSBURGH PAifHS Baum Lumber Co. Ph. 981-llOl ChesltW, 0 . RTlJ CLE~D- (UPI) -ceYeland Cavaliers .. ;;: . r I tl£ SfTBtU TAIIII AT 110 CHARGE WITH PACKAGE DEAL I QISCOUNT uNTIL AUG. 31~ 1971 CITY ICE & FUEL CO. 675-2460 • 992-5186 PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Nick Setenlt said 'lbursday Austin Carr, tbe club's ~draft choice, am begin light ua-- . cises to help heal a bnlteo l!ooe in his right fool Seteniit said ate bones wen "setting in aceUent JlOililioo" following X-f'ays at Kaiser Fumdatioo Hospital at nearby Parma. "Tbe healing pruc s is Wl!ll ahead of apet:taliaos,.. the doctor said. "Carr had 1111! foot taped and no cast was applied." Carr cra.,teil lhe fifth metatarsal in the rigbt foot two weeks ago while S<rimmaging on a Harlan plaJ£1 11Uiid. BUENO PLAYS AGAIN SAO PAULO .( UPIJ-~ titDe Wimbleden cbampim Maria Bueno said n.sday she wiD return to inlemlltiooal competition this :rear alB £011' years of inactim beQuse of an arm injury. Sbe has !Dierg..,. fiveoperatioosoflbisannsince sll'aioing it at Wunbledno in 1~. ' •• r ·- .---.--- _.. ..... .- • ,.. 68 Olds 88 Ill • Factory air, 9 paSsenger. 66 VOI.BfAGEN ____________'895 Radio. 69 VOI.KSWtGEN-----------'1495 Sedai-., ··------- '2195 Radio, black. · 66 DIEVROI.£T ih lON------- '995 67 Ctmele SS 396 2 Dr. HT.------'1195 67 Politi& '>'+.a 4 Dr. ________'1595 Pickup, V-8. 68·OOOGE OIARGER _______ .;, '1795 P.S.• P. B.• radio. . 67 Qmle M2~ 2 Dr. ILL----- '1195 68 IHV. SS SPORTS _______ J1695 \ Coupe, auto. trans., P.S. 68 OlDS aJTlASS.:.. ________ '1795 2 Dr .• H.T., P .S.• P. B., radio. 69 IIUSTMG MACH 60 Olds 88, 4 DDar ·------"---- '145 1---·----~1895 4-speed trans.• radio. red. 68 PLYIIOUIH~----------- '1395 Karr & Van Zanclt . Fury Ill. radio. healer. factory air, 4 dr. sedan. ' RIGGS BROS. INC. "You'll Uke Our Quality Way of Doing Business ~· 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Unti18:1»-- n1s P.M. Sal. '-~--------------------· .. I 67 atE¥. SJAOON WAGON.____ '1395 ' 915-4100 l.ocalt:e~ On s~ Rt. 1 ·Chesler, 0. Rob~rta Social Calendar SAnJRDAY MEIGS COUNTY Retired TeacherAssn.andguestspicnic at the Roadside Park on Rl. 33 on left going north at 5:30p.m. Saturday, July 17. Bring covered dish and own table service. SUNDAY BEND '0 The River Garderr Club to atli!nd an, open ho~ !Jo"W--INI&l!li ..!1!!1S!I!.-- Polly's Problem and ceramics show at the DEAR POLLY-I have tried using dust mops made FlowerBarnandCeramicShop, with wool, acrylic and nylon yarns but they all shed . Rouli! 7, PrQCtorville, Saturday too much lint. I would like to know what kind of d'!~!.c ;,;,,[andSwlday,July 17 and 18 from mops the other readers have found to be most satis-· · · t'to,4 j.,m,"-' ,., , ... ~ factory.-JACKIE MEIGSCOUNTvChwches of ChrisiYouth ratty Sunday, July DEAR POLLY-My Pet Peeve is reaUy some construc18, 2 p.m. at Rutland Church. tive criticism for the grocery stores. Why do !bey put ~e "The Young AposUes" gospel bread and baked goods at the beginning Clf the shoppmg singers of Kentucky Christian area, causing the customer to constanUy shift them in her CoUege to sing. basket as she puts in heavier things that would mash THE MASONS and Eastern them? I wish baked goods were nearer the check-out counter; Stars and families picnic will be held Sunday at Forest Acre Also I wonder ·why the seH-rising and regular no!ll' are placed rigbt against each other. It is so easy to pick up Park, New Lima Road, the wrong one as my friends and I have discovered.beginning at ·2 p.m. Ham and HELEN drinks will be provided. Bring DEAR POLLY-I use a wire coat hanger to lake the _covered dish and table service. All members are welcome. electricity out of nylon clothes. Just rub the hanger over them and you have no shock when removing your clothe~. SACRED HEART Parish This also works on nylon se~t covers m the car. Try 11 · picnic Sunday at Middleport sometime.-VERA Municipal Park, 12 noon. Bring (HfWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION) covered dish and own table service. PICNIC . SUNDAY, Modern y oa wm receive a doUar If Pony uses your favorite homemallng Idea, Pel Peeve, PoUy's Problem or soluUon Woodmen of American 6335 of to a problem. Write Polly In care of Ibis news.paper. Middleport, at Fort Meigs, Rutland, 12:30 p.m. Basket dinner. Everyone welcome. Meigs 4- H CJ. N ub ews MEIGS ~~~AT~R Order The Riverview 4-H Club met refreshments . Demolay Monday . 7:30 J>.m., July 13 at the Whitehead home. The next meeting is to be held Middleport Masomc Temple. 1bere were three advisors and July 21 ai Mrs. Carr's home. _ Mothers Club will meet in the nine members in attendance. They plan to go on July 23. 'lbey also plan to go camping in August. Demmstralions were given as follows: Jull Whitehead on how to prepare green beanS for canning, and how to thread a bobbin; Teresa Cbicbesli!r 011 bow to shape a loaf of bread; Jane Whitehead on how to make French toast; and Cathy Pickens and Niese! DuvaU on determining the best ternperature for yeast growth. OlriaMartinand Cathy Pickens served refreshments. The next meeting is to be held July 21 at the Whitehead b001e. - Niesel DuvaU. TilE TUPPERS Plains 4-H Girls met July 13 at the bome of Mrs. Charles Carr. There were two adviSors ·and nine members present. The minute• were read and approved. Sonia Carr and Betb Headley were in charge of recreation. They played Lover's Knot. Teresa Carr served Teresa Buckley. busemen;EDNESDAY THE GREEN Hornets 4-H SPECIAL meeting, Amateur Club mel July 7 at Lesa Garden CluD, ai the home of Herald's hO!Jie. There were seven members and one advisor attendbig the meeting. They selected a new news reporter, Tim Kauff, and decided to collect botUe caps and to put their earnings into the treasury. Lesa Herald showed her pigs she will enter in the fair. Jeff Peckham was in charge of recreatioo. They played ball. Ruth and Daryl Kirkham were in charge of refreshments. Tim Kauff. M~s. Harold Lohse, Wolfe Books circulated by the Meigs-Jackson-Vinton Bookmobile from July '70 through JWie '71 totaled 102,226. Travel lime · totaled 408 hours with 16,084 miles traveled and 1,510 service hours. The Bookmobile schedule for next week in Meigs County foUows : JULY ZO 12:30, Tuppers Plains: 3:30, Transfers Earl Daniel to Clarence Daniel, Judy Daniel, .91 A., Columbia. Earl Daniel to Dale McCune, Mary McCune, .84 A., Columbia. Lamire Norris, Julia Norris, Murvin Norris, Clara Norris, Howard Yokley, Dorothy Yokley, Harold Yokley, Elsie Yokley to Iva Orr, Parcels, Letart. John Houdashelt to General Telephone Co., R-Way, Sutton. George E. Morris, Mary E. Morris to John R. Reece, Wilma M. Reece, Lot, Pomeroy. Fred E. Smith, Ruth A. Smith to General Telephone Co., R-W., Sutton. Jeanne Coolte to Kennelh D. Cooke, LotS, Middleport. Kemeth D. Cooke to Jeanne Cooke, Lots, Middleport. ' Santford C. Cozart, Shirley K. Cozart to Darrell Cozart, F1orence T. Cozart, Parcels, Ollve. Charles Chaffie, Gladys Chaffie to Ralph E. Knight, Carol H. Knight, 79 A., Orange. John W. Arbaugh, Ethel Arbaugh to Alvin W. Gaff, F1orence Goff, Lot 5, Olive. Ann Smith is Bride in Middjetown MIDDLETOWN , Ohio Before an altar flanked by arrangements of while giadiola, yellow daisies and white car· nations, Roberta Ann Sniith, of Middletown, .became lhe bride of Richard R. Meyer, also of Middletown. The ~ouble ring ceremony was read July 10 at 2:30 o'clock by Rev: Robert E. Smith Sr 'th R F th • ·• WI ev. a er James Walsh assisting. Organ music was provided by Mrs. Charles Fuller. The bride, given in marriage by her father, the Rev .. Robert E.Smith,PomeroyRD4,worea gown of silk organza fashioned with cowl neckline, Camelot •leeves, empii-e bodice and Aline skirt wilh a. full chapellength train at back waisUine. Appliques of embroidered Swiss lace enhanced the bodice, sleeves and skirt. Her veil of silk illusion•was attached to a clusli!r of Swiss lace flowers trimmed with pearls and crystals. She carried a luxuriant cascade · of Phalaenopsis orchids, stephantois and sweetheart roses. Matron of honor, Mrs. Michael Fulger of Middletown, and bridesmaids Sheri Smith and Sharon Harkinson of Middletown and Karen Cole of Ashland, Ky., wore identical floor length gowns of crystal green voile embossed with whili! daisies fashioned in a princess line with puffed sleeves, whili! summer hats Personal Notes A thought for today: Chi-is- ·· ' tian Science founder Mary Baker Eddy said, "Divine love always has m~t and aiw~ys will meet every human need." 3 ROOMS . NEW FURNituRE '349.95 S35.00.1lown- · Balance On Cqnvenient Terms. NEW HOURS: Mon. Thru Thurs. Friday Saturday 8:00A.M.· 8:00P.M. 8:00A.M. · 6:00P.M. 8:00A.M.· 4:00P.M. MASON FURNITURE Mason, W.Va. 6 OPERATORS Mary Lcm Brenda Phy II is Appolntineat Nol Alway• Neceuary Nina Kay Your Future Printe and contidenliat readings . Everyone welcome. :..ook tor big sJgn with red palm . SISTER I.ENA · 707 1J Washington B l vd . 473-6 II Belpre. 0. Mr.r. Richard R. Meyer Meyer is the son of Mrs. Leo J . Meyer, Middletown. Mrs. Meyer, who graduated with honors at Rutland High School, is a member of Sigma Alpha Iota, Cwens,' and Kappa Holzer Medical Cenli!r, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiting hours 2-4 and 7-11 p.m. Maternity visiting hours 2:304:30 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Births Mr . and Mrs . Larry J . Sturgill, Wellston, a .daughli!r. Discharges Mrs. Gladys L. Alban, Mrs. Waiter Arthur , Mrs. Dickey L. Christian ,· Ronald E. Cunningham, Mrs . Alva A. Delaney, Mrs. Allen Michael Emerson and infant daughli!r, Mrs. Hersehel V. Greene, Mrs. Edith Guthrie, Mrs. Kenneth L. Herdman and infant son, Henry E. Hudson, Homer W, Johnson, Mrs. James T. Kittell, James P. Lambert, Miss A. Gladys McDaniels, Leonard G. New, Miss Emily Ohlinger, Mrs . Frank J. Osborne, .Vicki G. Poetker, Belinda D. Potts,' Mrs. Ina Pratt, Bruce Edward Rainey, Mrs. Gerald B. Reese, Mrs. James Luther Singleton and infant son, Edward R. Somerville, Mrs . Lester Sli!phens and infant son, Edward R. Somerville, Mrs . Lester Sli!phens, Mrs. David H. VanMatre, Mrs. Robert M. Varian, Hamie Dean Woolum, Mrs. Hillus Faulkner, Tona Parks and Mrs. Herbert Pope. SERVICE SET Graveside services for Mrs. C. E. Silvers, the former Easter Russell of Middleport, who died at her Coral Gables home in Florida Sunday, will be held Monday at 3 p.m. at Beech Grove Cemeli!ry. The Rev. Slaniey Piatli!nburg will officiale. Ewing Funeral Home is in cllarge of arrangements. The family has requested that flowers be omitted. CHESTER - Mrs. Patrick Morrissey was honor guest at a layetli! shower July 10 at the country home here of Mrs. Purley Karr. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Horace Karr and Mrs. Woodrow Mora. Games were played and prizes awarded Evelyn Spencer and Quila Buckley. Gifts were placed on a table centered with a large baby bootie, topped with a small baby. A dessert course was served with the baby bootie nut and mint cups as favors. The guest list included Celia McCoy, Edna Orr, Betty and Jenny Dean, Jackie Frost, Jean Grueser, Mrs. John Morrissey and Patrick -John, Jane. Ann Karr, Grace Gumpf, Esther Mays, Marilyn Spencer, Paula Sayre, Patti Sexon, Lenora Michael, Louise Michael, Helen Wolf, Ruth Karr, Evelyn Spencer, Dorothy Karr, Lou McCoy, Eleanor Boyles, Belli! To Delta Pi . and is a music teacher in Middletown Public Schools. ·-~'Mr . Meyer attended College at Bellarmine Louisville , Ky ., and the University of Cincinnati. He is The MIDDLEPORT BOOK SIORE unzor HOSPITAL Morrissey Given Shower NEWS Leaders Hear Rehorts Middleport MIDDLEPORT 169 N. 2nd Ave. . 992-2725 employed by the Diamond National Corporation. Guests at the weddillg and reCeption were Mr. and Mrs. Norman HyseU, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and David, Robert Smith, Jr., Mrs. Raymond Smilh, Miss Janice Smilh, all of Pomeroy ; Mr ..and Mrs. Archie Rose, Long Botlllm; Mrs. Clarice Longstreth of GaUipolis, Mrs. WaUace Fetty, Teresa and Cindy of Langsville, Mr. and Mrs. James Carpenli!r, Coolville; Mrs. Jim Gettles, Mrs. Rodney Winters and Jason, Miss Susie Sheets, formerly of Harrisonville, now of Wellston; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smilh and rona and Mrs. Harold Sauer, Middleport. 1 Ji Drive, Pomeroy, Wednesday '1:' evening, July 21 at 7:30; Mrs. The Junior Leadership 4-H Earl Dean, Jr. to present a Club met July 12 in the workshop on interpretive Columbus and Southern Ohio arranging. Electric Company meeting room to discuss past service projects and to hear the members who atlended Club Congress and went on the Wisconsin Exchange trip give reports. ·Sally Joseph, an IFYE to Germany gave a talk and . showed slides. Some of her Mr. and Mrs. Jack LewiS and comments about Germany THE BUCKEYE Beauties 4-H Club met July 12 at the Baptist son. Jeff of Danville, Calif., were, their custom of giving Church. There were two ad- amved :'f~esday for a two- flowers when they went visiting, visors and six in attendance. week VISit wilh her parents, Mr. how expensive electricity is, all They elected a new secretary, and Mrs. Eimer Burns. The the homes are built of stone and Sally Walters, and also a new Lewis' daughli!.r •Jackie Lynn of the Germans enjoy cooking and treasurer, Cynthia Lane. They Louisa, Ky ;• will_ arnve Friday eating. Miss Joseph is from decided on having a picnic or for a week s vtsJI. Utica, Ohio and graduated from •kafing party. The next meeting Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ohio State Universtiy. will be held at tbe Baptist Turner of Columbus are here Members present were Church. - Cynthia Lane. due to the senous tllness of Mr. Crystal Erwin Jane Whitehead Turner's father, Jacob Turner. Sheri Young, Sue Wood, Tere~ .• Mr. and Mrs .. Joe Taylor, Chichester, Denise Pullins, Mrs. Terry Collins and son Jean Whitehead, Debbie Todd, of Columbus, Mrs. John Windon, Daniel Midkiff, Brenda Mouser of Bucyrus, Mr · and Donohey, Mary Sauer, Mandie Elmwood; 4 :15, Alfred; 5, Mrs. Norman Yeauger and Rose Ed Cross Rick Pierce Burlingham; 5:45, Arnold's; Kevin, and Mr . and_ Mrs. Harr~ Slawli!r.' Rhea Mora: 6:30, Rock Springs; 7:15, Denver Rice and Billy enjoyed a Debbie Conklin, Dick Conklin. Brown-Town; 7:45, Enli!rprise. get-to-gelher at lhe home of Refreshments were served. JULY Zl Mrs. Frank Beach, who 9, Harrisonville ; 11 :45, celebrated her birthday an,Radcliff; 12:45, Coalton; 3:30, niversary Tuesday. lee cream Leo; 4:15, Green's Store; 5, and cake were served. RESIDE HERE NOW Umerick. Mr. and Mrs. Chesler Erwin RUTLAND - Mr. and Mrs. JULY %% and grandson, Scott Erwin, are James Sheets, formerly of 9:30; Eastern; 12, Cheater; 3, spending their vacation touring Hillsboro, are residing at Old Chester Rd.; 5:15, Skating the New England States. Rutland, Roule 1. Mr. Sheets, a Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. teacher at Wellston High Rink; 6:05, Stale Garage; 6:45, Scott, Tony and Keith, were School, is attending Ohio Five Points; 7:30, Beacon's. recent visitors at Cedar Point. University working on his JULY 23 9, Rutland . master degree. In Hillsboro he taught in Clermont County BARBECUE SET Northeastern High School. Mrs. The Almanac RACINE - The Auxiliary of Sheets, employed at the By United Press lnternatloaal lhe Racine Fire Department Highland Exli!nsion Service, Today is Friday, July 16; tbe will sponsor a chicken barbecue home economics department, is 1971h day of 1971. Sunday, Aug. 1, the serving to lhe former Jennifer Lohse of The moon is between its last · begin at 11:30 a.m. Homemade Pomeroy. They have a son, quarli!r and new phase. ice cream, pies, cakes, baked Jared Andrew. The morning stars are Venus, beans, macaroni salad, and cole Mars and Saturn. slaw will be served, tbe comThe evening stars are Mereu- plete dinner $1.4&, a half a ry and Jupiter. chicken, $1.25. Anyone wishing Those born on this day are to donate toward the REVIVALHermon ANNOUNCED Mount United under the sign of Cancer. preparation of tbe dinner phone Brethren Youth Fellowship is Mary Baker Eddy, founder of 94~71 or 94!h'l293. Proceeds sponsoring a youth revival July the Christian Science Church, are for the new kitchen at. the 23, 24, and 25th, beginning at was hom July 16, 1821. fireman's haU. 7:30. Rev. John E. Edwards of On this day in history: Lancaster, minister. Weather In 1790 Congress set up the permitting, services will be in District of Columbia as the TIIEY'U. FLY lhe open Friday and Saturday permanent seat of the U.S. Pack . 245 Cub Scouts, nights. Youtheventseachnight government. Webeloes and leaders will meet afler services, Friday, hayride, In 1862, by an act of at 3 p.m. Sunday, July 18 at the Congress, David Farragut be- Gallipolis airport. Dr. R. R. Saturday, bowling. Wear casual clothing. Sunday night a ."get came the first American Pickens will explain technical together." · admiral. , '1: features of his plane and will In 1945 the first experimental take up all children with written li!st of 11M! atomic bomb was permission of !heir parents. conducted in New Mexico. Refreslunents will be. served. · KArS BEAUTY SN..ON accented with yellow lace and streamers. TheY carried while wirker baskets of yellow and whili! Marguerite daisies accented with debonair sweetheart roses and streamers. Best man was Kenneth Kiesewetter of Middletown and ushers were Robert E. Smith, J Po b ther of the r., meroy, ro brtde, Dave Kinder and Michael Felger of Middletown. The bride's mother wore a light blue dress of shantung trimmed with pearls and matching accessories. The bridegroom's mother wore a dress of melon polyester with lace triin and matching accessories. Both wore corsages of yellow cymbedium orchids. Following the wedding, a reception was held in the Knights of Columbus hall. The four-tiered wedding cake was decorated with yellow daisies and ciusli!rs of y~llow rosebuds. Mrs. Ernest Smith registered the guests . Hostesses were Mary Jo Gerrity of Cincinnati, Unda Evick (Monroe), ·Linda Parker Carpenter, Coolville, Mrs. Sherry Smith of Middletown , and Mrs . Randall Smith, formerly of Dexter, now of Hazard, Ky. The new Mr. and Mrs. Meyer after a wedding trip to Canada are residing at 4409 Creekview Dr., Middletown. Mrs. Meyer is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Robert E. Smith, Sr., Route 4, Pomeroy, and Mr. • ' • hedul Mr. Eddy s Mergs Stops Sc e Property Stalionwagon. radio, P.S. . . '2395 69 fanl n Ctrelille, •------..... -- ... DEAR POLLY-My young ~andson was watcbi~g me ice a cake. by using a table knife and asked why I did not use my cake icer. Tbislwas a surprise as I told him I bad never had such a thirlg but h~ insisted imd went to a ' drawer for my new rubber plate. scraper. I decide4 to try it and to my amazel!lent the "cake icet" worked ~autifully. It made i~ easier and quicker to cover the sides of the cake and to make swirls on the top. I promised my grandson the Polly Dollar if I gel one for his idea.-RUTH Slap in and see Ray Riggs for a real dNI at tlleir new lot at Chester. 66 FORD FAIRlANL _______ f695 physician Rubber Plate Scraper Is Makeshift Cake leer Meigs Coupe. auto. trans .• radio, red. . Marvin's demo. Aqua finish, black vinyl top. black cloth int., factory air. many other extras. Greatly Reduced Price. BEGINS SP~CIAl r,--"" ·POLLY'S POINTERS M: CREATE VALUES 64 IDMET HARD TOP--------'595 1971 OLDS DELTA_88__ H.T. SEDAN YOUR CHIMNEY . ....,.. . . _ $-The Dilly Sentinel, Mlddleport-l\-moy, 0., July 16; 1971 . bowlir!!! ....,._ J).__:.. 0 I ONE IN Sens. George s. McGowm, ' . ~-; D • S. D., Gayl-' "'a'. 1). 1he_ National"""' Ass . . OCla """ ,..._., !l'iCA the trip WIS., Edward M- Keui...,, ~·- ~ U.::·~ Mass., and ~- Paul N. Ml> • nwe •e ·~_..,, .........__.,~ .... ~.....1e. ., many students as possible. Cwr.ies are sclleduled to aid begiMing freshmen studellts wbo wish to accelerale their graduatioo, in-9ervice tetl he! s and members of !be hl9t cunmllllity. • Additional courses may be off1ef ed in tbe future if a sufficient number of students n!quesl them. For further information concemiDg !iiaJ!ll w ' ••J HEATING UNITS · VENTED TO I By POLLY CRAMER gaS.SERVICE rou can count on~ \OJ ~ 80-79-711-237 71-77.a2-237 Tom ~ Toledo Join B.Jsenoeyo!l'. C'ncimali 2nd Term Registration Set BLAETTNARS dN.pyrOfBX T- New Strip Mine Bill Offered~ INGELS FURNITURE 65 BUICK WILDCAT Speill&. Join Flshir Jr.. Daytan Art Hudnult. Elyria Paul Minich. EJvria · . n-aH._'m O..n Carmichael, COlumbus 77-76-71.--229 Mark Hessler. Calum~ 77-79·7""'13/J Dei AIR CONDITION.ERS . Doug Craig ImmeL Massillon Ray Sovik. Columbus Fritz Sdlmidt, Columbus Pandel Savic, Columbus Fred -lin. Columbus Jack Hessler. Columbus ~t~~~~l~ Groflon - - . T - . .7S.74.1._723 !ale and Ray Beallo of Beacb- Bob Smith, Westlake wood . Ray Bealkl. Beo~ One of the psnalties .of lbe Jim I lodges. lanesville . ~--......... ~_._._,.___-.._ Gary Wilk.,..., Bellefqnlame ~i>OUW......,. . . ,....... Mike McFee, YoungsllNm day was Zauesville's Jim Bod- Barry Terjesen. Akron wbo bad · of '75s the Russell Ji.......,, Columbus ges, a pall' . Ludwig Sc""'*- Monsf'oeld first two touuds to trail tbe Joe Miller Jr.• Hamilton lealen by lilly ..,. !lbol llo!i- Don Albert. Columbus had tbi p11tl bogey 011 Yank Heisler. Kent ges a .: · Steve Pipoly, Y~sluwn the first bole Tbunday and .fin- GeoffTey Hensley, Cil\cinnati """'-' isbed with aD 13, leaving him Ross Bartschy, C4tumbus · well back in 1111! pact at m Russell Olleman. Portsmouth I.ari.ed Te Swfa& lied 'tb ,.,_ WilteDs of Kim Heisler.. Oe. ..,land Groves, who plays the Valley WI ~' . Dale ICnJseo. Cleoeland View Country Club Cour9e in efootaioe and Mike McFee of James ·Gallicdlio. Calumtxo; .....,.,..~_ Joe Sugar, Columbus Lancasli!r, said Walker Inman, Y- - - pro at Scioto, gave him his first AU Sizes In Stock! · We Install! serious golf lessons at 1111! age of 14. "He (Inman) gave me the swing I have now," Groves said. "My dad was told Walker was WASIIINGTON (UPI) - An West and Norlhwest, and stripOPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS the best pro in the area to go Ohio tung~ nan whose farm ing activities have begUD in the PH. 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT to." is SIDtOimded by strip mines Foor C..:oetS area near tlie Recently, however, Groves' bas 1*'11"'*'1 a law to $lOp the junction of Arizma, Collr.ldo, game has been under the guid- btigbt ofll!n left by large scale Utah 111111 New Me:Dco. ance of Rod Myers, Obio SCale surface mining of caal. The tw.Year Limit golf coach, who was in at- JegisJatiOD may have tlie best Hays' bill is a ccmpnmise tendance at Thursday's round. cbance of a.wluval of seoetal between a l*..,...at sp;u••ed "I like to take the credit bills 011 tbe subject before by the N'mKI administration, to when tliey play like that," My- Coogress. . give states two years to adopt ers said in jeSt ~- Wayne L Bays, l).()bio, Rciamation standards, and proRoderick, a June grad!lale of describes bi!legid•tion as "the pcl!al to outlaw all sbip mining Miami (Ohio) University,forthe l'"'!lbesl possible biD that will witbin six IDCilths after the prosecond straight round bad the still aUow caa1 mining." pcl!al was applUVed. best score of the day Thursday, Tbere has. been a growing lrOIIicaiiy, the biD to baD sbip a 73. He had an opening round clamcr among some legislatms mining was ........... by a tm79 and a 72 Wednesday flr a and Nl&Svalionists over tbe gr nan fnm a state that de224 total. practicesof surface mine qlel'- rives mnch of its revenue fnm 2 Dr. Coupe. Beautiful burgundy finish with matThe personalbe Roderick, wbo at..-s who sbip away toos of sUip mining - Rep. Ken IJecb. ching vinyl interior. Power steering. Automatic led the tournament after the surface land to get at caa1 beds, ler, D-W. Va. trans. Low mileage. first round a year ago, C<llllin- then fail to restore it. Hays prqiOS8i would establish ued to use his three wood off Bather than dig tunnels into a IIY ee =e=ber federal sbip tbe tee after running into drivhillsides to mine the coal, strip- mine recl•malion eommissiom, Convertible. Factory air conditioning . Extra good ing problems in the 'VJling ping operators use heavy ma- approintedbylhtPI ,.,twith round. finish and top. ~.inclno!ingpowershovels Senali! confinnati<m. It would "Cboppiag II Arwad" many stories taD, to remove the have the power to order firms Roderick, however, who would soil and gwge the caal Ill shut down if they failed to like to turn to golf as a living suface frcm 1111! gtwud.. llll!el slrict reclamation stand2 Dr. Hard Top. Factory air conditioned. Fully this fafl, wasn't completely satMast sUip mining activities ards. isfied wilh his round. equipped. ()Je careful local owner . been centered in tbe coal The Bays' legislation also "I should have finished below have producing area of Appalachia, make provision flr selling par today," he said, "butfor tlie -ein!..lllestVi...,;ni>,Kentucky, ·aside certain areas as WlSllit_ , n; -way I flllished, just chopping Pennsylvania 111111 Obio. But able for strip mining. around." He looll a bogey five many of the counlry's untouch- Forty - one Bouse members 2 Dr. Hard Top. Smart white with black vinyl top. on the 400-yard lath and said ed caa1 resowtes lie in tlie have signed up as t<Kt"'ISAW'S Ole careful local owner. --he "should have bogeyed 17." "But I'D setUe for this today paSs and just hope I can do better tomorrow," be said. Ideal for camping or large families . Extra good In fifth place witb 229 was condition. former amali!ur ·champion Dan RIO histmy and math, as Wl!ll as GRANDE Cannichael of Colmnbus, who Registration flr the oetOOd philosophy and religion, See Bill Nelson, Ceward Calvert or Fred Blaettner term of S.PDmer '71 at Rio political science, psyddctgy, i MAKE DAVIS CUP SQUAD Gnmde CGI1ege wiU be 011 social science and " ! ! ~b MANY MORE NEW YORK (UPIHltt play- Monday, July 19. The first lertn The normal coorse load for a ers, led by Wunbledon nmnerup ends Friday. 9nnmer term is six hours. With Stan Smith and Cliff Richey, Second term cl• begin lhe approval of the Vice were selected Thursday for tlie Tuesday, July 211, and nm President for Academic Affairs BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS 1971 U.S. Davis Cup squad. tlrougb August 211. 1he first cr tbe .Director of S!gnmer Clarlt Graebner, Tom Gonnan, semesler of the 1971-72 Terms, a sludeot may cany 116 Years of Continuous Business Eric van Dillen and Frank academic year will begin seven hours each term, or a PHONE 992-2143 POMEROY, OH 10 Froehling IU were the other August n with advising and total of 14 flr the summer. players named to the team. The S.m1mer '71 l*tCIIUII is registering. Classes start an integral part of the regular September L Remation skill cwrses wiD coUege program, and is be offaed during the fioe aeek designed to aa:umnodate as lenD iD aacba), 'swimming, lennis and voiiey1Jall, in addillon to the swimming ...!a"'a...,. that wiU be offered for children and adults. AD inlennediale AS.b"'""·' class is being offa ed fur adults, fun [nlern Transm15S10n Co1p with beginning, advanced .· lqinning and intermediate for .=.-·. : ... children. The · snmmer ba.!ld and chorus, which meets once weetly, will C<llltinue rebearsaf tbroligb the seculd term for their public t<lbC£1 0 011 the Rivdfioolln addilioo, cwr will be ol&fed this term in 50~0lMI or 70,0ll0 biology, «<Ollmics, education, English, heallh, physical education and recreation, 1Hl =id~.Qol= live ofis Lancaster, .:•:t (UPIIThird ·Golf raundTourno· scores me playing at"DOW me.every. HeM. •--.-. ol COLUMBUS ~ 6Sih Ohio Amalo!ur many's close? what did (()-aig) 111111 Bay ~ boll! of'*"- menl being playod the Sciolo eoun. ,_ wen tied with 2So ml try Oub CoUrse here: · &IT.~. --. ~-<#>... 1st BLACK JOCKE'lTE CLEVELAND iUPIJ-<lleryl Wbili!, '17, is tlie first licenled black woman jockey on tbe American turf. ·She received her apprentice jockey's license wednesday from Thistledown . sli!wards. Ohio.Am Golf_Results · ! COLUMBUS(UPI)-1bere's no place like first place as far I" ·. 4 --Tbe DlliJy Sentinl!l, Middleport-Pcmeroy, 0 ., July 1&, 19'11 rr!:pe~y~~ utronauts aboard headed for _..,... On The T In Middleport Many Gift ~s Jewelry, Etc. Golden, Altona Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wolf, Sr., Audrey McCoy, Kathryn Mora, Judy McCoy, Carolyn Evans, Wanda Wolf, Jean Saxon, Pat Wolfe, and Pat Bahr. Greatly Reduced to low low Savings VISIT BAKER'S VISIT IN CANTON Mr. and Mrs. Truman Russell spent the weekend in Canton with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robey. On Saturday they were joined by Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Russell of Columbus and atli!nded the wedding of Carl Pupino and Carmella Duva. The bride was a roommate of Mrs. J. C. Russell and the groom a roommate of Mr. Russell at Ohio State University. BAKER FURNilURE M 0. I I .- I I mer REUNION PLANNED The Cuckler reu.1ion will be held Sunday, July 25 at the Park of Roses, Columbus. · , --------· · 2 . .JtQU R CLEAN IN G. (Upon Request) RQBINSQ N'S ·CLEANfRS nd meroy ._,,__. .1110.00 5.1100.110 ·101.66 127.11 152.lD 15.00 !GUS 127.50 li.U 12.5 110.13 ··15.15 12.41 • •12 lUI 75 .• • II.• 216 E. 2 Phone 992-5428 .P o Down Payment ranging from 10' to m; of retail sale small atklitiwl cost Lite Insurance is available on at optional basis at a price will be accepted. WITH AMOBILE HOME. LOAN FROM i~,p··~· Df 'Dill 'IIAIAII B~ . GET YOI)R ~~~~ PLACE SETTING OF IMPERIA~ FINE CHINA FREE NOWI .• ' \ �' MASON ASSEMBLY OF RACINE FIRSf CHURCH meeting. 6-:10 p. m.; Evening GOD -Second St.. Mason . W. OF THE NAZARENE _ worship, 7.30 p. m Va. Chester Tennant, pastor. School. 9:JO a . m.; APPLE GROVE UNIT~O Sunday school, 10 a . m.; Sunday Morning 10: 30 a. m , METHODrST CHURCH - W: morning worship. 11 a, m.; Evenmg Worship, • worshro. 7· 30 p. m. Dale McClurg, pastor. Worship evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m. Btble study and prayer serv1ce, Wednesday. Sunday ' School serv1ce, first and third Sundays Wednesday, 7::10 p. m. Phone Superintendent, Pauline Nu::.- of each month at B.... p. m.; CIIntock, pastor. Rev. Morris Sunday School every Sunday at 77'1-5133. MIDDLEPORT M. Wolfe. POMERCY 9. 30 a m ; WSCS, second HARTFORD CHURCH OF RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Tuesday ol each month at 7: 30 POMEROY TRINITY MT. MORIAH BAPTISTUnilodCIIUrdl of Christ -Rev. Corner Fourth and Main. CHRIST in Chrtstian Union - CharlesNorrls. pastor. Sunday p. m .. B1ble Study, Wednesday. Perrin. pastor. Fred Blaellnar, -leport. Rev . Henry L Key, Rev. O'Dell Manley, pastor. School, 9: 30 a . m. ; Morning 8 p. m. sup!. Sunday School, 9: 15a. m.; Jr .• pastor Sllf\day School ~ 30 Sunday school. 9. 30 a .m., Roger worsh1p , 10·45 a. m.; Sunday . Worsh1p, 10: 2S a . m.: youth a . m., Arr\old Richards. sup!. ; Manley, supt.; evening service, evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; CARMH UNITED METH· 1. 30. Wednesday evening Wednesday evenmg Bibfe choir rehearsal, Monday, 6: 30 _Morning worshtp 10:30 a, m ODIST Paul A. Sellers, prayer meeting. 7:30 p.m Study, 7. JO p.m. p . m ., Mn. Marvin Burt, ~ST UNITED PRESpastor, Wayne Roush, supt. Sunday evening youth service dtrector 4 Senior choir BYTERIAN ~ Middleport-Rev. SOUTH BETHEL UNITED Worshtp service, 10· 45 a. m .• rehearsal. 7:30p.m. Thursday, Russell lester, pastor Sunday 6 · -45 with Macy Lou Carter, METHODIST - Rev Randy ftrsl and th ird Sundays , leader No Tuesday service. ~ Pa ul Nease. d irector.· Schooi9· JO;.. m .~ Lew1s Sauer, That's a hleh f011co for a Lavender , pas tor. Sunday evemng worshrp, 8 p . m second Thursday, all day Busy Bee sup! .• worshtp service 10: 30 MASON FIRST BAPTIST school, 9 a .m., Mrs . Wilma Sunday yovne mon to wal•, but tab qwtfing party in thurch sociat a m~ Second and Pomero~ Sis., Stan Bahr, Supt Youth Fellowship 6 a eood look at his foco, and room. MIDDLEPORT HEATH Craig pastor S h I p.m. each Sunday at Tuppers CHESTER CHURCH OF THE · un ay sc 00 ' Plains Untied Methodist PO~EROY CHURCH OF UNITED METHODIST- Rev 9. -45 a' .m .; worship you'll ' " lhat ho's not only service, 11 Church. NAZARENE - Rev Herbert THE NAZARENE - eon- Robert Bumgarner, mtniSter , a m · tram1"ng union 6· 30'p m determined to clo it, but canGrate, pastor. Worshrp serv1ce, . ·• ' . . ·• DANVILLE WESLEYAN, Un ion and Mulberry Rev. Enc Chambers, Sunday School evenmg worship service, 7: 30 Rev Lawrence Suill"van. 11 am and 7. 30p m. Sunday ficlont that ho con. Clyde V Hellilet ""' ~ pa_stor. supe< intendent Church School p.m. Mid-week prayer service, Sunday School, 9 30 a. m. Sunday School 9:.30 a . m. ; 9: JO a m.. morn ing worship, Wednesday, 7: 30 J>.m . pastor. Stuhndayd ~ch.ool 9:3h0 Rtchard Barton, supl Prayer Chane.. are, with this atRaymond Wa lbUTn~ supt . 10. 30 a.m , youth meeting, 7 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE am _. you an JUnior youl meetlng,Wednesday,7. 30p.m. Morning worship 10:30 a m . ; p.m , Cho1r rehearsal. Wed Services at 315 Main Sf., Pt service, 6. 45 p m .; evemng titude, he won't slip. At least, E"'"ingservtcel:30p. m. Mid- nesday. 77· 30 pm .. Mrs E Pleasant, Sunday School 9· 1S worship, I JO P m • prayer and HARRISONVILLE PRES-. he11 have far less chanc':J week service. Wednesday. 7.30 Robert Hamm, d1rector s d Wed prarse, Wednesday , 1. 30 p.m. BYTERIAN Mrs Norma 11 af slippine lhan if ho op'a.m . un ays, a .m.; HEM L 0 C K G R 0 V E lee, Sunday Schoop SuperinP m JEHQVAH' S WITNESSES CHRISTIANDavid Stauffer. nesday, testimonial meeting 8 proachtd "ftnn-walking" GRACE EPISCOPAL - _Rev. larry Carnahan preStdtng tendenl Sunday School 9.30 a t St I d Sl kt t Stanlt;tY PlaHenburg• • m•n•ster. 1 m~nrster . Sunday, Bible lecture, p.m . All welcome. pas or. an or oc on. sup . m Sunday Servtee 8 p m. Rev. ploeuod by solf-doubt. Mormng prayer and serm')ll. 9· JO a . m , Watchtower study, FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Morning worshtp, 9: 30 a .m .; Max Donahue, Middleport, 10. 30 a. m . Holy commun.on 10·30 a m , Tuesday, Bible - letart Route 1. the Rev Stan church school, 10 · 30' a.m , pastor So many of us approach and sermon, hrst Sundays, study, 7·30 p. m ; Thursday, Cra1g, pastor. Sunday school, young peoples meeting, 6.30 tasks, challengn, opportunilO·JO a . m Chur-ch school. ministry school 7· J() p m 9 30 am , prayer and Bible p.m , evening worship, 7· 30. BETHANY UNITED krnder-garten thr-ough e ighth serv"-e meetmg 8·30 p. m ., study, I 30 P m . Collage prayer Bible study. Wednesday. 1:30 ties, with o nagging convicMETHODIST -Paul A Sellers. grade, I0·30a m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH service, Tuesday, 10 a .m , p m pastor ; Blythe Theiss, S•nday tion of our own failure, even POMEROY CHURCH OF o1 Christ in Chrisltan Union- worship service, Thursday,l· 30 - SILVER RUN FREE BAP- School supt Worshrp service, before we begin. We need CHRIST :- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., lawrence Manley , pastor , Mrs . pm 9 30 a . m second and fourth MASON · • CHURCH OF TIST Rev Howard Kimble, pastor_. Btble School. 9:30a. m.; Russell Young, Sunday School more faith in ourselves. 5tHSunday school , 10 a.m , Sundays, Evemng worship, 8 p, worsh1p, 10: 30; adult wunlup Supt. Sunday School9.30 a . m ; CHRIST- John Steele, pastor. pask>r faith cornH only from a for Henry Davis, sup I , evening m frrst Sunday. st::rvrce and . you~g peoples Eveorng worship 7:30. Wed- Worsh1p, 10 a .m.; Bible study, service, 7. 30 p .m . Prayer greater faithl Faith in God. meeting, both 1 lO P m. Sun- nesday prayer meehng , 7 30 p. 11 : 15 a.m. ; ~vening - worship, meeting , Thursday, 7·30 p.m . LOTTRIDGE UNITE"D day Wednesday , combmed m 7 · 30 p m . M1d-week service, METHODIST - Worship, ftrsf Face up to your own B1ble study and prayer CHURCH · oF THE NAZA- Wednesday, 7. 30 p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF and thtrd Sundays, 10· 45 a. m. meehng , 7· JO P m . RENE Mtddleporl. Rev0 GOD- Rev. Donald A. Sheets. second and fourth Sundays, "fence-walking." In the THE SALVATION ARMY :- Audry Miller, pastor; Floyd pastor Sunday School 9 30 a. 730p m. SundaySchooi.9.-4Sa course of life, we all have to Envoy Ral S. Wimng. officer tn Carson, supt Sunday school, MEIGS COUNTY m. i Worsh1p service, 11 a m ; m Chrisf1an Endeavor, fh1rd do quite a bit of it. Find the Qlarge. unc:kl:v I!L il m .. 9· 30 am ; 111\ormng warALFRED UNITED Evening service, 7 30. Prayer Saturday of each month Holiness mt:chng ; 10 . .30 a . "!· ship, 10· 30 am , 1unrqr METHODIST, Rev. Jacob M. service and youth service, courGge to start by listening Sunday School: Young Peoples ~ 1 ely. 6. JO p.m. ; NYPS <1,45 Lehman, pastor. Sunday School Thursday. 7. 30 p m. LAUREL CliFF E.REE to what y~ur church has to Leg1on, lp.m.. Thursday. llol p m Sunday evangelistic at 9· 45, lloyd Dillinger, Sup! METHODIST - Rev. Eugene FOREST RUN METHODIST say to you. p m., Ladres Home League; 1 mee1m g 7: 30 p m Prayer Worship Services at 11, with the -Rev Forrest Oonely~ pastor. Gill , pestor W1lliam Bailey, D fT1 Pr~ ,..1.,.~ ' Rev Lehman. Tuesdal evenmg Charles Hamrlton, supt .. supt Sunday School, 9.30 a. m , SACR~uHEART - i!ev_~ttng Wednesd_a~. I 30 ~ at 8, July 20. Women s Society Mornrng worsh1p, 10 30 a m , Father Bernard Kra icovic, M I 0 D L E P 0 R T PEN. meets at the home of Florence Worshrp service .. 9 a m , Evenmg worshrp, 7·30 p. m pastor. Phone 992-2825; TECOSTAL - Thtrd Ave, the Spencer, with Nellie Parker, Sunday School, 10 a . m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Wednesday, Christtan Youth Saturday evening Mass. 7: 30 R~ Wilham Knrttei, pastor ; program leader Wednesday Crusade, 6. 30 p. m , Prayer p m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 Ralph Priddy , Sunday School evening, prayer services at - Robert Eugene Musser, meetrng 7 30 p m Thursday, pastor. Sunday school, 9: 30 a m. ConfessiOIIS, Saturday 7 supt.; Classes tor all ages, 7.45. a.m ; morning worship, 10:30; ch01r practrce, 7 p. m. 7. 30 p m . Sunday School , lOa. m .• Sunday BIBLE BAPTIST- TEMPLE POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST evening service. I 30 p. m. - Mmersvrlle. Guy W Lowther, Robert Bobo, Sunday school DEXTER CHURCH OF -Robert Kuhn, pastor. ~ge Wedn~sday evenmg Young Jr- , pas lor . Sunday school, 10 supt Sunday evemng service, CHRIST -Danny Evans. 7· 30 p m ; youth meetina . Skmner. Sunday School sup!. Peoples . meehng and Btble a m , preaching . 11 a.m ; Monday, 7 p.m . Midweek pastor. Norman C. Will , supt Sunday School, 9:JO a. m .; Stud)'. 7. 30. Saturday evenmg evenmg worship, 7: 30 p m. Mid service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. Sunday School 9 30 a m · Scnpturet ~etiMf by 1M A!Mrlcan lltbl.e Soc1ety morntng worstup. 10:30 a. m.; servace, J:JO Worship serv1ce, 10 30 a. week prayer serv1ce. Tuesday, SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Chrtsttan Endeavor Sunday BYF. 6 p. m.; Bible Study FIRST BAPTISt CHURCH of 730pm THE NAZARENE- Rev M C evenmg Wednesday 1 p. m. ; choir Middleport, corner of Sixth and Copynshl 1971 Ketner AdYert lslnJ SerY•n Inc. BRADFORD CHURCH OF 1 la.. more. pastor Bob Moore, pradice, Wed .• 8: 30 u. m . Palmer Streets, Rev. Charles Slrasburs. Vi'l lnll CH R 1ST - Clifford Smith, Sunday School Supt. Sunday REORGANIZED CHURCH ~ FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- Simons, pastor . Danny minister Sunday School 9 30 a. School , classes lor all ages . 9.30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave Thompson, Sunday School m , morning church 10 30 a a m , mor.,Prng worship, 10 45, OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATPomeroy. Atfil ialedwith ~uper i ntendent. Sunday m., Sunday evenJng service, NYPS Sunday, 6 JO p. m ~, TER DAY SAINTS- Porlland Rev Clifford C<Jieman, pastor. church school lor everyone 7 30 p. m. Wednesday service, 8 evangelistiC serv1ce, Sunday, Ractne Road Ralph Johnson , pastor Sunday School. 9:30 a Sunday school, 9: :10 a .m., 9: 1S am.; Mormng worshfp p m, 7· 30 p m Mid week prayer. m . . Morning worship, 10:30 a. Hershel McOure... wpt.; war- UtlS a .m.; Evemng serv1ces, MIDWAY CHURCH meeftng , Wednesday, 7·30 p m m . Sunday evening service, 7 ship serv 1ce, 10o30 a . m .• 7:30 p.m .• Wednesday prayer Langsville Dexter Pra er Mss10nary meet1ng, second p m. Wednes day evening even1ng worship. 7o30. Wed serv 1~e, 7 30 p.m. Extra yout)l prayer services, 7:30 p. m nesday prayer meeting and...activthes on Su~day. 5 p.m .. tor meeting , 7:30 p m Tue~y Wednesday , 7 30 p m Bible study, 7: 30 p.m. a ll youth_up to stxlh gr~de ; 6_JO Rev. Robert Searles, pastor ST. PAUL LUTHERAN _ for JUnior and semor htgh BETHLEHEM BAPTIST _ UNITED FAITH NON HOBSON CHRISTIAN With the hope it will, in some measure. foster and help sustain that which is Rev Great Bend, Charles Norrrs Rev. Arthur c. L....._ pastor. s tudents UNION Darrel Doddrill. DENOMINATION Sunday School, 9:1S a. m., (HURCH OF CHRIST, Mid- pastor Sunday School, 9· 30 a. Dennts Weaver, pastor Sunday pastor. Worship serv 1ce, 9 30 a' good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business Charles Evans, Supt.; wonhip dleport, 51h and Main. Raullin m., Annie Mohler, supt ; school, 9: 30am .. Bob Barber, m • Sunday School, 10. 30 a m firms and organizations whose names appear below. service, 10: lO a . m . Con- Moyer, pastor. Thomas Kelly, Leonard Gilmore, first elder; supt , worship serv1ce, 10 30 formation dass, Saturday, 9:45 Sunda y School supt Bible evening service, 7.30 p. m. a.m ; youth meeting, 6 45 p.m . CARLETON CHURCH a. m. School, 9 30 a m., mornmg Wednesday prayer meeting, church, 1· 30 p m Bible study. K1ngsbury Road Sunday Wednesday , I 30 p m POMEROY-CHESTER worshtp, 10·30 a m • evening 7· 30 p m School, 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl, UNITED METHODIST worship, 7: 30 P m • orover supt Worship service, 10· 30 a Robert R. Card, pastor. se<Vice I p m . Wednesday. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF EDEN UNITED BRETHREN m and I 30 p m alternately Pomeroy - W~p, 10:30 a . GOD - Racine Route 2. The IN CHRIST - Elden R Blake, Prayer meeting, Wednesday, PLUMBING AND HEATING m .; Church School. 9: 15a. m.; FREEWILL BAPTIST Rev. Charles Hi}nd. pastor. pastor Sunday School, 10 a m , I · 30 p m Rev. Jay Sl1les. 992-2550 Phone 992-3284 Middleport Frank Vaughan , superin CHURCH - Corner Ash and Sunday school . 9.-45 a.m .• Wmn1e Holsmger, supt. Mor - pastor 240 Lincoln St. Middleport tendent. Chester wonhip, 9 a . P lum. Middleport. Noel morning worship, 11 a m . ning sermon, 11 a m., Even1ng OLD DEXTER CON m.; Church School, 10 a . m .; HerrmaM. pastor; John Dill, Evening services. Tuesday and servtce Chnsl1an Endeavor, GREGATIONAL CHURCH ~ -Roger -Epple,-supl - - • Sun<Jav .School s.pt. Saturday Friday, 7o30. 7._3Q , p. m, , Mrs Lyda -R Wl' -dD SE11£NTH DAY ADVENT- evening servtce, 1 p m Sunday Cheva!Jer, president. - s-0 ;r9- e" - 'tar utcher, pastor. TIST - Pomeroy, Mulberry School, 10 a . m ; Sunday servrce and sermon, 8 20 Mid Mrs. Worley Francrs, Sunday TUPPERS PLAINS Hgts. Herbert Morgan, pastor. evening worsh1p, I p. m CHARGE UNITED Week prayer meet1ng Wed- School Sup! Sunday School, Sabbath School, Saturday, 2 p . Bakers of Good Bread METHODIST. Sunday worship nesday, 7 30 p m. Mrs Mazie 9 45 a. m Church Servrces first and fhtrd Sundays followmg Middleport. ()) io m.: worship,3· 1sp. m . Dorcas M~SON COUNTY - St. Paul's 9 a.m .; South HolsrnQer' class leader. Huntington. W. Va . 1 Second and POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Sunday School , Soclety, 0a. m .eachThursday. CHRISTIAN ---s'C IENCE 8elhei9:SSa.m . ; Alfred 11 a.m. (Ftrsl and thtrd Sundays) 7· -45 CHURCH-Harrisonville Road . ~urth Saturday evenmgs, 8 p "GRAHAM UNITED METH- Services, 315 Matn St., Pl. p.m • (Second and 4th Sun Kev Roy Taylor, pastor, Henry servtces. ODIST CHURCH _ Preachi Pleasant. Sunday serv1ces, 11 days) LoHridge -7· -45 p.m. Eblin , Sunday School Supt. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN 9. 30 a . m .. first and a.m .. Wednesday Teshmomal (First and lhird Sundays). 11 Sunday School , 9·30 a m. , -Mr . Robert Wyatt, pastor. Sundays ot each month; third ~Meting, 1. 30 p m - a:m. Second and 4th Sundays. evenmg worship, 7· 30 p m Sunday School supt., Ronald Sales Allis Chalmers - Service and fourth Sundays each moolh THE HI LAND CHAPEL, Prayer and pras1e service, Osborne Bible School, O· JO a worship serv1ce a t 7: 30 p. m: •George casto, pastor. Sunday LONG BOTTOM METHODIST Thursd~y . l .l!Jl '!!...._ Middleport, <llio Farm · Industr ial - Lawn . Garden _ m , preachmg 10:-45 a . m ; Rev Standley Brandum , Wednesday evenings at 7. 30, School. 9: 30; evening worsh1p, 30 p m RACINE LETART WESEventng services, 1· Tuppers Plains 667-3435 Prayer and Bible Study 7:30. Thursday evening prayer pastor. Church, 9 a m , Sunday LEY AN UNITED METHODIST service. 7. 30 p.m. School, 9 ..s a. m. HYSELL RUN FREE 1---~--~-------------------r--------------------------~ Ractne, W Dale McClurg . Cecil W1se, BEARWALLOW RIDGE paslor Sunday School, 9·30 a METHODIST CHURCH OF CHRIST - John m , Worshtp servrce, 10· 30 a Pastor . Sunday School. 9.30 Rockhold , pastor. Bible study. m . UMYF, 7 p m . each Sun am , Morning worship, 10.30 Athens Road Pomeroy 9 30 a.m ; morning worship, day , Senror Chorr practrce, am , Young People's service, The Store with A Heart 10 30, evening worship, 7 30 Thursday , 7 30 p m , Serv1ce 6 45 p m., Evangelistic service, A Family That Worships Together 7· 30 p.m . Prayer meeting, By Mn. Herbert IIAIIISII p m . Wednesday Bible study. Gu1ld, fourth Monday, 7.30 p Racine 949-3342 Mrs. Doo Bell and Lorna Stays Together m , Happy Hustlers Sunday Thursday. 7 30 p m. 130pm Mr. and Mn. Hamer Warner, Mrs. Arch1e Tarr and School Class _meetmg, fourth Mr. and Mn. Hoyt Fugerson cbildren PLANTS COMMUNITY Friday, 6 p m • WSCS second Chagnn Falls are FREEDOM GOSPEL Anltquity Ser- Frrday, 7 30 p m , Offtcial enjoyed camping over tbe visiting lhe1r grandparents, Mr. MISSION MISSION Bald Knobs, Rev. VICes, 7 30 p m Thursday and Board, second Monday, 7 30 p weekend at Dale Bacbner's and Mrs. Ernest Grunm. L R Gluesencamp, pastor Sunday evenings John Drll, m - -- Shady Acres at Rullaod. COMMUNITY CHURCH, Roger W11fred, Sr • Sunday Mn. ElizabeUt Roush is a pastor Bakers of Holsum Bread Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Dexter ~ Rev James Queen. School Supl Sunday School, Sunday guests Mr. and patienl at Veterans Memorial Middleport, 0 . Middleport, Olio STIVERSVILLE COM - pastor Worshrp serv1ces 9 30 _a m ; Sunday evemng Mrs. Jess Anderson were Mr. Hospital due to a fall. MUNITY CHURCH Rev Saturday and Sunday, 1· 30 p .m worshrp 7 30 Prayer meetmg, Tuesday. 1 30 p . m Ernest and Mn. David Jones and Edsel Hart, pastor Sunday Lester Roush and son, Gary, morning Deeter, class leader Yough worst\ip service, 10 Hillsboro, W. Va.; Mr. "Spent Saturday mght w1th Mr. Meel!ng Wednesday, 1· 30 p. m , a m , Dell Talbot, supenn ST. PAUL 'S UNITED Ernest Deeter, leader. ~ and Mrs. Loyd Sayre and Oaad and Mrs. Walter McDade at tendent . Prayer meeting, each METHODIST CHURCH Member of the Big 3 of Minersville ; Mr. and Mrs. Troy, O Thursday, I 30 p.m. Sunday Tuppers P lams Rev. Randy even1ng serviCe, 7 30 MT. HERMON UNITED Wayne Campbell and :amily General Merchandise Lavender. pa s tor Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Don Click of MI. Chester, <llio School , 9 30 a m • youth BRETHERN CHURCH IN Charleston, W. Va ., and Wayne Alto, W. Va ., called on Mr. and Tuppers Plains 667-3280 fellowship, 6 p m , Sunday CHRIST - Rev . Robert Shook. Roseberry. paslor, Sunday School, 9 30 a . Mn. Herbert Roush Sunday. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST evenrng worship, 7· 30 p m m . Roy Pooler, sup I ; Allred Mr. aDd Mn. Dallas llill, Jan, LETART UNITED Pomeroy . Harrrsonvllle Wolfe, asst. supt , morning Artie and Dean, Mrs. Dolly Mrs. J o Flinn of Stubenvllle, Road Kenneth Eberts, paslor: METHODIST CHURCH -Ftrsl worsh1p, 11 am., evenrng and second Sundays, preachtng McElroy , Sunday Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hill 0., spent the weekend With her Paul sermon, 7·JO p m , alternahng at 8 p m .. Thrrd and fourth Supt Sunday School 9· 30 and Dolly, Mn. Jane Hill, Joey parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy aSchool each Sunday Class meehng, 11 m , morning worsh1p and Sundays. Sunday School, 10 a Family Recreation a m alternatrng Sunday Pomeroy-Member F . D. I. C. & Roush, and Dale Hillaftended a Miller. Tammy, Don and Roger commun1on , 10· 30 a m. , m , worship serviCe at 11 a m ; Swimming mornings , Alfred Wolfe , Federal Reserve System party at the home Mr. and Flinn accompanied their Sunday even1ng youth Chnstlan Tuesday evenmgs at 8 p m , layleader, Chnshan Endeavor 6· 30 ; Worship ser prayer and Brble Study. Mrs. Jumor Wolfe a t O...Nre molber home after spending a endeavor, 7 30 p m Sunday. Roger v1ce\ , Sunday, 7 30 p m. Buckley , presde nt. Prayer Meigs County Branch Sunday m honor of tbeir vacation w1th their grand- Wednesday evenrng prayer meetrng, Wednesday, 7 30 p.m. MT UNION BAPTIST meellng and Bible study , 7·30 p daughter, Wendy Wolfe, wbo parents, the Millers. Rev Cecil Co>c, pastor Sunday Board meelmg f~rst Monday Rexall Drugs was celebrating her seccaol Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zaborch m. school supt , Joe Sayre Sunday each month, 7 30 p. m. school, 9 45 a m Sunday btrthday. and children, Susie and Steve, We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions evenmg worshrp, 7.30 Wed SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED ST. JOHN LUTHERAN Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Golhers of Edgerloo, Wise., are visiting 992-2955 Pomeroy nesday prayer and Bible study, PRESBYTERIAN - Rev . 296 W . Second Ph . 992-3863 Pomeroy and family of New Albany, 0 ., lhe IaUer' s molher , Mrs. Pme Grove, the Rev. Arthur 1 30pm Russell lester, pastor Worship Combs, paslor Sunday School , spent Sunday with the latter's Elizabeth Roush and SISter, Mr . 9 a m , chu rch services. 10 a serv1ce, 9 a m ; Sunday School , 10 a m father, Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Mrs. Roy Miller. m TUPPERS PLAINS Norris. Mr. and Mrs . Gerald Wells CHRISTIAN CHURCH -Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Manuel Man!~· and Amy, Mr. and Mrs. SYRACUSE UNITED John Wyatt, paslr r ; J S DaviS, RUTLAND Electric Motor Repair St. Rt . 7 Chester. <llio R UTLAN" o='::Fc-:I:: R::S:T:--::B-::A PPaul A Sunday School supt , Sunday and children spent a weekend in K)·le Barnett and children of METHODIST 810 W. Main 992_5750 sc hool, 9 30 a m., Morntng TIST - Rev. Samuel Jackson, Sellers, pastor , Ben QursenChoose the Church of your Choice Columbus viSiting relatives. Syracuse spent Monday evening berry. Sunday School Supl. Sermon , 10 30 a m Evenrng pastor Sunday School, 10 a . m , Mr. and Mrs. Larry O' Brien, with 1\lr. and Mrs. Carroll White worshrp servtce. 9. 30 a. m. f1rst sermon, 7 p m. Mrs . Gertrude Butler. supt. JIDIIny, Linda and Carol Ann, and children and fh1rd Sunday Even1 ng Prayer Service, 1 30 p m , serv1ce, oreachmg servrce, 2 p. m. 8 p m. fourth Sunday. EAST LETART FALLS Mr. and Mrs . Russell G1bbs of s pent the Fourth of July LANGSVILLE MIDWAY UNITED METHODIST Take Someone with You to Church weekend With Mr. and ~frs . Columbus, Mrs . Grace servrceseach Sunday at lOa. m. Meats and Groceries CHURCH -W. Dale McClurg, RUTLAND METHODIST In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Lowell Taylor at Radnll', Ohio. Knighting, Mrs. Gladys Hutton and 7 30 p m. Tuesday evemng pa sto r Syrac.use 992-J9B6 Worsh1p serv1ces. Church School, 9· 30 a m ; Kermit Walton. Mgr. second ancl fourth Sunday\ of Worshtp service, 10 30 a m Mrs. Flossie Olurch, Mrs. enjoyed a vacation at Niagara worsh1p, 7· 30 SUTTON UNITED each month at 9 a m ; Sunday Sharon Donohue and Brian of F)lls, Washington, D.C. and METHODIST Paul A. School, firs t and thlfd Sundays Manon, 0 , spent a ..-eel<end other points of mterest. Se ll ers, pastor , Martha lee, of each monthat9a. m. , second RUTLAND CHURCH OF · Sunday School Supt Worship and fourth Sundays of each CHRIST- Sunday school, 9:30 with Mr. and Mrs. Marsball serv 1ce, 10 45 a m .second and monlh at 10 a m . Bible study. am. , V. H. Braley, supt. ; Adams and Mr. .and Mrs. Mrs. Ervm Gloeckner, Mrs four th Sundays , evening Wed_nesday communion and devotions, Church and Office Supplies-Gifts Furniture and Appliances Vernon Donohue. f'lononct' Adams are attending wcrhsro, 8 p m th1rd Sunday LETART FALLS UNITED 10. 30 a.m. Regular board 992-2641 Middleport Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0. Mr. and Mn. Russell Sayre of United Brethren Confere nce at BRETHREN - Rev . RQbert meeting 7 30, third Salurday Califorma, Rev. and Mrs. Lancaster, Ohio. BRADBURY CHURCH OF Shook, pastor , Her schel Norns, ~~r:h m~Jnth. THE RUTLAND COMCHRIST, Roy B1ll Carler . supl. Sunday school, 9: 30a.m .; James Momson Eureka, Mr. DaVId Gloeekner spent the MUNITY CHURCH -Rev . eva ngelist ; Tjlurman Carsey, morning sermon, 10· 30 a.m., Attend the Church of Your Choice and Mrs . Ben Douglas of ...-eekend With Mr and Mrs . Bible School supt.. Bible School evemng sermon, 7: 30 alter- Amos Tillis, pastor. Sunday School, 9 30 a m. , Worship Columbus, Rev . and Mrs. Paul Dav1s and fam1ly of 9 30 am .• mornrng worsh1p, natmg each Sunday . Prayer 10 30 am . • youlh meehng, 6 service. Wednesday, 7· 30 p m. service. 11 a . m. ; Wednesday Bulova Watches-Sales & Service Robert Shook and daughters Parkersburg. m , evenmg service. 7 p m , Prayer meelrng, 7 30 p. m . prayer meehng, 7:30 p. m . t'Omeroy M!: Herman, Mrs. Roger Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stqne PChrt 186 N. Second Middleport Sunqay nlghl"worsh•p. 7. 30. 1'1'1. 11'12·3498 slr an Workers Class, alternating Sundays RUTLAND CHURCH OF Adams and baby, Mrs. Jocelyn and children ol Leon , W. Va , Tuesday, 7 30 p m , prayer CHESHIRE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE -Rev. Lloyd Baer and baby VISited Friday spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. meeilng Wednesday, 7.30 p.n. GOD OF PROPHECY, G P D Grimm, Jr., pastor. Sunday wiUt Mr. and Mn. MarsbaJl Leo Ta)'JIII'. PoUy and Sandra KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Sm1th. paslor Sunday School, School. 9: JO a . m • Morning and ~ Hobart Newell, supt. Services 10 a m • Arthur Henson, Supt , worship, 10: 30 a . m. ; Young Adams. Taylll' Columbus spent the weekly, 9. 30 a .m on Sunday. Mornrng Worshrp t1 a . m ; people 's serv1ce, 6· .45 p. m ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ervin and •eeltend with the 'ray lors . Kim Pre ach.ng first and third Young Peoples servicel 7 p. m . ; Evangeltstic serviCes, 7: 30 p 992-2550 SOil Wendell Oak ' ;rv~ ::: · pent Taylll' of Cbeshue is a g uest of Sundays of month by Chllord Evening service, 7 30] p. m . m Wednesday evening service Racine . Ohio Ph . 949-3272 240 Lincoln St. ~ddleport Wednesday Mid Week Prayer I 30 p m Sm. th , 9 30 a.m . Saturday evenin,g wiUt Mr. and lbe Ta)•lors alsD. Serv1ce, 7 30 p m Voice along Br'Way ' • I I I E ' - ,Y _GffiDE TO BETTER ·TV VIEWING I I I ., I I I I Fold and Place Near Your Television Set for Convenient Reference SUNDAY • 1: 30-3, "The Pr1Wtl1! War of Malor llemm" J:OG-13, "The Fighting Seabeas" S: OD-13, "Helen of Troy" 8:0D-I, "Jack of Diamonds" 9:0D-13, "Two lor the Road" 11:30-13. "Seven Men from _. 11:30--8, "Fearmakers" MONDAY •:30-3, "Have Rocket Will Travel" 9: OD-3, "EY<! ol the Cat" 9: OD-13, "Who's Minding the Mint" 11:30-13, "Sherlock Holmes Faces Death" 1 4:~, TUESDAY " He La tted Last" 7:0D-3, "lnlerl~' 8:30-13, "The Man Wha Cried Wolf" 9:0D-3, "Boy, Did I Get the Wrung Number" 11 :30-13, "Sherlock Holmes Pearl af Death" WEDNESDAY •:30-8, "He's A Cockeyed Wonder" 9:0D-13, "Boy On A Dolphin" 11: 30-13. "Sherlock Holmes Secret Weapon" THURSDAY •o311-8, "Jack McCall , Desperado'' 9:0D-I, "Sons ol Loven" 11 : 30-13, " Sherlock Holmes In Washington" FRIDAY • : 30-8, "HIIIhe tee" 9:0D-I. "Pirate of the Hall Moon" 11 : 30-1, "let's Rock" 11 : 30-13. " Sherlock Holmes Woman in Green" SATURDAY 2:01)-1, "Jubalu 8: 30-3, "Return From lhe Ashes" 11 : 1~3. "The CM!sl-' tL "Montana Territory" 11 : ts-13, "Attack of the Robots" tL " Godzllla vs. The Thing" llol0-8, "Cry Tough" rn: s.a.c: ANTHONY HEINER'S BAKER-Y- -. secno':3 Apple Grove News, Events or GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. -. M&RFOODUNER MARK VSTORE BOGGS EQUIPMENT DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION RACINE FOOD MARKET OHIO VAll£l BAKING 00. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. or family or LYONS MARKET GAUL'S MARKET or THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. or ROYAL OAK PARK I SWISHER &lDHSE I or GAUL'S TRAILER SAlES GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE SADIE'S MARKET MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE RIDENOUR SUPPLY F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER or VIUAGE CUT RATE VIUAGE FLOWER 91JP or or • THE ATHENS OOUNlY SAVINGS &lDAN 00. I • BEN FRANKUN STORE LISTEN TO 20111 CENTURY EFORMATION HOin All WEATHER ROOFING AND OONSTRUCTION 00. Mon. thru _ Fri. 9:30AM 0N THE ~ . I I I I I I I . - ! I 13&0 DIAL I I I 1 I '( ,, '• • �' MASON ASSEMBLY OF RACINE FIRSf CHURCH meeting. 6-:10 p. m.; Evening GOD -Second St.. Mason . W. OF THE NAZARENE _ worship, 7.30 p. m Va. Chester Tennant, pastor. School. 9:JO a . m.; APPLE GROVE UNIT~O Sunday school, 10 a . m.; Sunday Morning 10: 30 a. m , METHODrST CHURCH - W: morning worship. 11 a, m.; Evenmg Worship, • worshro. 7· 30 p. m. Dale McClurg, pastor. Worship evangelistic service, 7:30 p. m. Btble study and prayer serv1ce, Wednesday. Sunday ' School serv1ce, first and third Sundays Wednesday, 7::10 p. m. Phone Superintendent, Pauline Nu::.- of each month at B.... p. m.; CIIntock, pastor. Rev. Morris Sunday School every Sunday at 77'1-5133. MIDDLEPORT M. Wolfe. POMERCY 9. 30 a m ; WSCS, second HARTFORD CHURCH OF RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Tuesday ol each month at 7: 30 POMEROY TRINITY MT. MORIAH BAPTISTUnilodCIIUrdl of Christ -Rev. Corner Fourth and Main. CHRIST in Chrtstian Union - CharlesNorrls. pastor. Sunday p. m .. B1ble Study, Wednesday. Perrin. pastor. Fred Blaellnar, -leport. Rev . Henry L Key, Rev. O'Dell Manley, pastor. School, 9: 30 a . m. ; Morning 8 p. m. sup!. Sunday School, 9: 15a. m.; Jr .• pastor Sllf\day School ~ 30 Sunday school. 9. 30 a .m., Roger worsh1p , 10·45 a. m.; Sunday . Worsh1p, 10: 2S a . m.: youth a . m., Arr\old Richards. sup!. ; Manley, supt.; evening service, evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; CARMH UNITED METH· 1. 30. Wednesday evening Wednesday evenmg Bibfe choir rehearsal, Monday, 6: 30 _Morning worshtp 10:30 a, m ODIST Paul A. Sellers, prayer meeting. 7:30 p.m Study, 7. JO p.m. p . m ., Mn. Marvin Burt, ~ST UNITED PRESpastor, Wayne Roush, supt. Sunday evening youth service dtrector 4 Senior choir BYTERIAN ~ Middleport-Rev. SOUTH BETHEL UNITED Worshtp service, 10· 45 a. m .• rehearsal. 7:30p.m. Thursday, Russell lester, pastor Sunday 6 · -45 with Macy Lou Carter, METHODIST - Rev Randy ftrsl and th ird Sundays , leader No Tuesday service. ~ Pa ul Nease. d irector.· Schooi9· JO;.. m .~ Lew1s Sauer, That's a hleh f011co for a Lavender , pas tor. Sunday evemng worshrp, 8 p . m second Thursday, all day Busy Bee sup! .• worshtp service 10: 30 MASON FIRST BAPTIST school, 9 a .m., Mrs . Wilma Sunday yovne mon to wal•, but tab qwtfing party in thurch sociat a m~ Second and Pomero~ Sis., Stan Bahr, Supt Youth Fellowship 6 a eood look at his foco, and room. MIDDLEPORT HEATH Craig pastor S h I p.m. each Sunday at Tuppers CHESTER CHURCH OF THE · un ay sc 00 ' Plains Untied Methodist PO~EROY CHURCH OF UNITED METHODIST- Rev 9. -45 a' .m .; worship you'll ' " lhat ho's not only service, 11 Church. NAZARENE - Rev Herbert THE NAZARENE - eon- Robert Bumgarner, mtniSter , a m · tram1"ng union 6· 30'p m determined to clo it, but canGrate, pastor. Worshrp serv1ce, . ·• ' . . ·• DANVILLE WESLEYAN, Un ion and Mulberry Rev. Enc Chambers, Sunday School evenmg worship service, 7: 30 Rev Lawrence Suill"van. 11 am and 7. 30p m. Sunday ficlont that ho con. Clyde V Hellilet ""' ~ pa_stor. supe< intendent Church School p.m. Mid-week prayer service, Sunday School, 9 30 a. m. Sunday School 9:.30 a . m. ; 9: JO a m.. morn ing worship, Wednesday, 7: 30 J>.m . pastor. Stuhndayd ~ch.ool 9:3h0 Rtchard Barton, supl Prayer Chane.. are, with this atRaymond Wa lbUTn~ supt . 10. 30 a.m , youth meeting, 7 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE am _. you an JUnior youl meetlng,Wednesday,7. 30p.m. Morning worship 10:30 a m . ; p.m , Cho1r rehearsal. Wed Services at 315 Main Sf., Pt service, 6. 45 p m .; evemng titude, he won't slip. At least, E"'"ingservtcel:30p. m. Mid- nesday. 77· 30 pm .. Mrs E Pleasant, Sunday School 9· 1S worship, I JO P m • prayer and HARRISONVILLE PRES-. he11 have far less chanc':J week service. Wednesday. 7.30 Robert Hamm, d1rector s d Wed prarse, Wednesday , 1. 30 p.m. BYTERIAN Mrs Norma 11 af slippine lhan if ho op'a.m . un ays, a .m.; HEM L 0 C K G R 0 V E lee, Sunday Schoop SuperinP m JEHQVAH' S WITNESSES CHRISTIANDavid Stauffer. nesday, testimonial meeting 8 proachtd "ftnn-walking" GRACE EPISCOPAL - _Rev. larry Carnahan preStdtng tendenl Sunday School 9.30 a t St I d Sl kt t Stanlt;tY PlaHenburg• • m•n•ster. 1 m~nrster . Sunday, Bible lecture, p.m . All welcome. pas or. an or oc on. sup . m Sunday Servtee 8 p m. Rev. ploeuod by solf-doubt. Mormng prayer and serm')ll. 9· JO a . m , Watchtower study, FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Morning worshtp, 9: 30 a .m .; Max Donahue, Middleport, 10. 30 a. m . Holy commun.on 10·30 a m , Tuesday, Bible - letart Route 1. the Rev Stan church school, 10 · 30' a.m , pastor So many of us approach and sermon, hrst Sundays, study, 7·30 p. m ; Thursday, Cra1g, pastor. Sunday school, young peoples meeting, 6.30 tasks, challengn, opportunilO·JO a . m Chur-ch school. ministry school 7· J() p m 9 30 am , prayer and Bible p.m , evening worship, 7· 30. BETHANY UNITED krnder-garten thr-ough e ighth serv"-e meetmg 8·30 p. m ., study, I 30 P m . Collage prayer Bible study. Wednesday. 1:30 ties, with o nagging convicMETHODIST -Paul A Sellers. grade, I0·30a m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH service, Tuesday, 10 a .m , p m pastor ; Blythe Theiss, S•nday tion of our own failure, even POMEROY CHURCH OF o1 Christ in Chrisltan Union- worship service, Thursday,l· 30 - SILVER RUN FREE BAP- School supt Worshrp service, before we begin. We need CHRIST :- Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., lawrence Manley , pastor , Mrs . pm 9 30 a . m second and fourth MASON · • CHURCH OF TIST Rev Howard Kimble, pastor_. Btble School. 9:30a. m.; Russell Young, Sunday School more faith in ourselves. 5tHSunday school , 10 a.m , Sundays, Evemng worship, 8 p, worsh1p, 10: 30; adult wunlup Supt. Sunday School9.30 a . m ; CHRIST- John Steele, pastor. pask>r faith cornH only from a for Henry Davis, sup I , evening m frrst Sunday. st::rvrce and . you~g peoples Eveorng worship 7:30. Wed- Worsh1p, 10 a .m.; Bible study, service, 7. 30 p .m . Prayer greater faithl Faith in God. meeting, both 1 lO P m. Sun- nesday prayer meehng , 7 30 p. 11 : 15 a.m. ; ~vening - worship, meeting , Thursday, 7·30 p.m . LOTTRIDGE UNITE"D day Wednesday , combmed m 7 · 30 p m . M1d-week service, METHODIST - Worship, ftrsf Face up to your own B1ble study and prayer CHURCH · oF THE NAZA- Wednesday, 7. 30 p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF and thtrd Sundays, 10· 45 a. m. meehng , 7· JO P m . RENE Mtddleporl. Rev0 GOD- Rev. Donald A. Sheets. second and fourth Sundays, "fence-walking." In the THE SALVATION ARMY :- Audry Miller, pastor; Floyd pastor Sunday School 9 30 a. 730p m. SundaySchooi.9.-4Sa course of life, we all have to Envoy Ral S. Wimng. officer tn Carson, supt Sunday school, MEIGS COUNTY m. i Worsh1p service, 11 a m ; m Chrisf1an Endeavor, fh1rd do quite a bit of it. Find the Qlarge. unc:kl:v I!L il m .. 9· 30 am ; 111\ormng warALFRED UNITED Evening service, 7 30. Prayer Saturday of each month Holiness mt:chng ; 10 . .30 a . "!· ship, 10· 30 am , 1unrqr METHODIST, Rev. Jacob M. service and youth service, courGge to start by listening Sunday School: Young Peoples ~ 1 ely. 6. JO p.m. ; NYPS <1,45 Lehman, pastor. Sunday School Thursday. 7. 30 p m. LAUREL CliFF E.REE to what y~ur church has to Leg1on, lp.m.. Thursday. llol p m Sunday evangelistic at 9· 45, lloyd Dillinger, Sup! METHODIST - Rev. Eugene FOREST RUN METHODIST say to you. p m., Ladres Home League; 1 mee1m g 7: 30 p m Prayer Worship Services at 11, with the -Rev Forrest Oonely~ pastor. Gill , pestor W1lliam Bailey, D fT1 Pr~ ,..1.,.~ ' Rev Lehman. Tuesdal evenmg Charles Hamrlton, supt .. supt Sunday School, 9.30 a. m , SACR~uHEART - i!ev_~ttng Wednesd_a~. I 30 ~ at 8, July 20. Women s Society Mornrng worsh1p, 10 30 a m , Father Bernard Kra icovic, M I 0 D L E P 0 R T PEN. meets at the home of Florence Worshrp service .. 9 a m , Evenmg worshrp, 7·30 p. m pastor. Phone 992-2825; TECOSTAL - Thtrd Ave, the Spencer, with Nellie Parker, Sunday School, 10 a . m . LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Wednesday, Christtan Youth Saturday evening Mass. 7: 30 R~ Wilham Knrttei, pastor ; program leader Wednesday Crusade, 6. 30 p. m , Prayer p m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 Ralph Priddy , Sunday School evening, prayer services at - Robert Eugene Musser, meetrng 7 30 p m Thursday, pastor. Sunday school, 9: 30 a m. ConfessiOIIS, Saturday 7 supt.; Classes tor all ages, 7.45. a.m ; morning worship, 10:30; ch01r practrce, 7 p. m. 7. 30 p m . Sunday School , lOa. m .• Sunday BIBLE BAPTIST- TEMPLE POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST evening service. I 30 p. m. - Mmersvrlle. Guy W Lowther, Robert Bobo, Sunday school DEXTER CHURCH OF -Robert Kuhn, pastor. ~ge Wedn~sday evenmg Young Jr- , pas lor . Sunday school, 10 supt Sunday evemng service, CHRIST -Danny Evans. 7· 30 p m ; youth meetina . Skmner. Sunday School sup!. Peoples . meehng and Btble a m , preaching . 11 a.m ; Monday, 7 p.m . Midweek pastor. Norman C. Will , supt Sunday School, 9:JO a. m .; Stud)'. 7. 30. Saturday evenmg evenmg worship, 7: 30 p m. Mid service, Wednesday, 7 30 p m. Sunday School 9 30 a m · Scnpturet ~etiMf by 1M A!Mrlcan lltbl.e Soc1ety morntng worstup. 10:30 a. m.; servace, J:JO Worship serv1ce, 10 30 a. week prayer serv1ce. Tuesday, SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Chrtsttan Endeavor Sunday BYF. 6 p. m.; Bible Study FIRST BAPTISt CHURCH of 730pm THE NAZARENE- Rev M C evenmg Wednesday 1 p. m. ; choir Middleport, corner of Sixth and Copynshl 1971 Ketner AdYert lslnJ SerY•n Inc. BRADFORD CHURCH OF 1 la.. more. pastor Bob Moore, pradice, Wed .• 8: 30 u. m . Palmer Streets, Rev. Charles Slrasburs. Vi'l lnll CH R 1ST - Clifford Smith, Sunday School Supt. Sunday REORGANIZED CHURCH ~ FIRST SOUTHERN BAP- Simons, pastor . Danny minister Sunday School 9 30 a. School , classes lor all ages . 9.30 TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave Thompson, Sunday School m , morning church 10 30 a a m , mor.,Prng worship, 10 45, OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATPomeroy. Atfil ialedwith ~uper i ntendent. Sunday m., Sunday evenJng service, NYPS Sunday, 6 JO p. m ~, TER DAY SAINTS- Porlland Rev Clifford C<Jieman, pastor. church school lor everyone 7 30 p. m. Wednesday service, 8 evangelistiC serv1ce, Sunday, Ractne Road Ralph Johnson , pastor Sunday School. 9:30 a Sunday school, 9: :10 a .m., 9: 1S am.; Mormng worshfp p m, 7· 30 p m Mid week prayer. m . . Morning worship, 10:30 a. Hershel McOure... wpt.; war- UtlS a .m.; Evemng serv1ces, MIDWAY CHURCH meeftng , Wednesday, 7·30 p m m . Sunday evening service, 7 ship serv 1ce, 10o30 a . m .• 7:30 p.m .• Wednesday prayer Langsville Dexter Pra er Mss10nary meet1ng, second p m. Wednes day evening even1ng worship. 7o30. Wed serv 1~e, 7 30 p.m. Extra yout)l prayer services, 7:30 p. m nesday prayer meeting and...activthes on Su~day. 5 p.m .. tor meeting , 7:30 p m Tue~y Wednesday , 7 30 p m Bible study, 7: 30 p.m. a ll youth_up to stxlh gr~de ; 6_JO Rev. Robert Searles, pastor ST. PAUL LUTHERAN _ for JUnior and semor htgh BETHLEHEM BAPTIST _ UNITED FAITH NON HOBSON CHRISTIAN With the hope it will, in some measure. foster and help sustain that which is Rev Great Bend, Charles Norrrs Rev. Arthur c. L....._ pastor. s tudents UNION Darrel Doddrill. DENOMINATION Sunday School, 9:1S a. m., (HURCH OF CHRIST, Mid- pastor Sunday School, 9· 30 a. Dennts Weaver, pastor Sunday pastor. Worship serv 1ce, 9 30 a' good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business Charles Evans, Supt.; wonhip dleport, 51h and Main. Raullin m., Annie Mohler, supt ; school, 9: 30am .. Bob Barber, m • Sunday School, 10. 30 a m firms and organizations whose names appear below. service, 10: lO a . m . Con- Moyer, pastor. Thomas Kelly, Leonard Gilmore, first elder; supt , worship serv1ce, 10 30 formation dass, Saturday, 9:45 Sunda y School supt Bible evening service, 7.30 p. m. a.m ; youth meeting, 6 45 p.m . CARLETON CHURCH a. m. School, 9 30 a m., mornmg Wednesday prayer meeting, church, 1· 30 p m Bible study. K1ngsbury Road Sunday Wednesday , I 30 p m POMEROY-CHESTER worshtp, 10·30 a m • evening 7· 30 p m School, 9 30 a m , Ralph Carl, UNITED METHODIST worship, 7: 30 P m • orover supt Worship service, 10· 30 a Robert R. Card, pastor. se<Vice I p m . Wednesday. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF EDEN UNITED BRETHREN m and I 30 p m alternately Pomeroy - W~p, 10:30 a . GOD - Racine Route 2. The IN CHRIST - Elden R Blake, Prayer meeting, Wednesday, PLUMBING AND HEATING m .; Church School. 9: 15a. m.; FREEWILL BAPTIST Rev. Charles Hi}nd. pastor. pastor Sunday School, 10 a m , I · 30 p m Rev. Jay Sl1les. 992-2550 Phone 992-3284 Middleport Frank Vaughan , superin CHURCH - Corner Ash and Sunday school . 9.-45 a.m .• Wmn1e Holsmger, supt. Mor - pastor 240 Lincoln St. Middleport tendent. Chester wonhip, 9 a . P lum. Middleport. Noel morning worship, 11 a m . ning sermon, 11 a m., Even1ng OLD DEXTER CON m.; Church School, 10 a . m .; HerrmaM. pastor; John Dill, Evening services. Tuesday and servtce Chnsl1an Endeavor, GREGATIONAL CHURCH ~ -Roger -Epple,-supl - - • Sun<Jav .School s.pt. Saturday Friday, 7o30. 7._3Q , p. m, , Mrs Lyda -R Wl' -dD SE11£NTH DAY ADVENT- evening servtce, 1 p m Sunday Cheva!Jer, president. - s-0 ;r9- e" - 'tar utcher, pastor. TIST - Pomeroy, Mulberry School, 10 a . m ; Sunday servrce and sermon, 8 20 Mid Mrs. Worley Francrs, Sunday TUPPERS PLAINS Hgts. Herbert Morgan, pastor. evening worsh1p, I p. m CHARGE UNITED Week prayer meet1ng Wed- School Sup! Sunday School, Sabbath School, Saturday, 2 p . Bakers of Good Bread METHODIST. Sunday worship nesday, 7 30 p m. Mrs Mazie 9 45 a. m Church Servrces first and fhtrd Sundays followmg Middleport. ()) io m.: worship,3· 1sp. m . Dorcas M~SON COUNTY - St. Paul's 9 a.m .; South HolsrnQer' class leader. Huntington. W. Va . 1 Second and POMEROY LOWER LIGHT Sunday School , Soclety, 0a. m .eachThursday. CHRISTIAN ---s'C IENCE 8elhei9:SSa.m . ; Alfred 11 a.m. (Ftrsl and thtrd Sundays) 7· -45 CHURCH-Harrisonville Road . ~urth Saturday evenmgs, 8 p "GRAHAM UNITED METH- Services, 315 Matn St., Pl. p.m • (Second and 4th Sun Kev Roy Taylor, pastor, Henry servtces. ODIST CHURCH _ Preachi Pleasant. Sunday serv1ces, 11 days) LoHridge -7· -45 p.m. Eblin , Sunday School Supt. LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN 9. 30 a . m .. first and a.m .. Wednesday Teshmomal (First and lhird Sundays). 11 Sunday School , 9·30 a m. , -Mr . Robert Wyatt, pastor. Sundays ot each month; third ~Meting, 1. 30 p m - a:m. Second and 4th Sundays. evenmg worship, 7· 30 p m Sunday School supt., Ronald Sales Allis Chalmers - Service and fourth Sundays each moolh THE HI LAND CHAPEL, Prayer and pras1e service, Osborne Bible School, O· JO a worship serv1ce a t 7: 30 p. m: •George casto, pastor. Sunday LONG BOTTOM METHODIST Thursd~y . l .l!Jl '!!...._ Middleport, <llio Farm · Industr ial - Lawn . Garden _ m , preachmg 10:-45 a . m ; Rev Standley Brandum , Wednesday evenings at 7. 30, School. 9: 30; evening worsh1p, 30 p m RACINE LETART WESEventng services, 1· Tuppers Plains 667-3435 Prayer and Bible Study 7:30. Thursday evening prayer pastor. Church, 9 a m , Sunday LEY AN UNITED METHODIST service. 7. 30 p.m. School, 9 ..s a. m. HYSELL RUN FREE 1---~--~-------------------r--------------------------~ Ractne, W Dale McClurg . Cecil W1se, BEARWALLOW RIDGE paslor Sunday School, 9·30 a METHODIST CHURCH OF CHRIST - John m , Worshtp servrce, 10· 30 a Pastor . Sunday School. 9.30 Rockhold , pastor. Bible study. m . UMYF, 7 p m . each Sun am , Morning worship, 10.30 Athens Road Pomeroy 9 30 a.m ; morning worship, day , Senror Chorr practrce, am , Young People's service, The Store with A Heart 10 30, evening worship, 7 30 Thursday , 7 30 p m , Serv1ce 6 45 p m., Evangelistic service, A Family That Worships Together 7· 30 p.m . Prayer meeting, By Mn. Herbert IIAIIISII p m . Wednesday Bible study. Gu1ld, fourth Monday, 7.30 p Racine 949-3342 Mrs. Doo Bell and Lorna Stays Together m , Happy Hustlers Sunday Thursday. 7 30 p m. 130pm Mr. and Mn. Hamer Warner, Mrs. Arch1e Tarr and School Class _meetmg, fourth Mr. and Mn. Hoyt Fugerson cbildren PLANTS COMMUNITY Friday, 6 p m • WSCS second Chagnn Falls are FREEDOM GOSPEL Anltquity Ser- Frrday, 7 30 p m , Offtcial enjoyed camping over tbe visiting lhe1r grandparents, Mr. MISSION MISSION Bald Knobs, Rev. VICes, 7 30 p m Thursday and Board, second Monday, 7 30 p weekend at Dale Bacbner's and Mrs. Ernest Grunm. L R Gluesencamp, pastor Sunday evenings John Drll, m - -- Shady Acres at Rullaod. COMMUNITY CHURCH, Roger W11fred, Sr • Sunday Mn. ElizabeUt Roush is a pastor Bakers of Holsum Bread Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Dexter ~ Rev James Queen. School Supl Sunday School, Sunday guests Mr. and patienl at Veterans Memorial Middleport, 0 . Middleport, Olio STIVERSVILLE COM - pastor Worshrp serv1ces 9 30 _a m ; Sunday evemng Mrs. Jess Anderson were Mr. Hospital due to a fall. MUNITY CHURCH Rev Saturday and Sunday, 1· 30 p .m worshrp 7 30 Prayer meetmg, Tuesday. 1 30 p . m Ernest and Mn. David Jones and Edsel Hart, pastor Sunday Lester Roush and son, Gary, morning Deeter, class leader Yough worst\ip service, 10 Hillsboro, W. Va.; Mr. "Spent Saturday mght w1th Mr. Meel!ng Wednesday, 1· 30 p. m , a m , Dell Talbot, supenn ST. PAUL 'S UNITED Ernest Deeter, leader. ~ and Mrs. Loyd Sayre and Oaad and Mrs. Walter McDade at tendent . Prayer meeting, each METHODIST CHURCH Member of the Big 3 of Minersville ; Mr. and Mrs. Troy, O Thursday, I 30 p.m. Sunday Tuppers P lams Rev. Randy even1ng serviCe, 7 30 MT. HERMON UNITED Wayne Campbell and :amily General Merchandise Lavender. pa s tor Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Don Click of MI. Chester, <llio School , 9 30 a m • youth BRETHERN CHURCH IN Charleston, W. Va ., and Wayne Alto, W. Va ., called on Mr. and Tuppers Plains 667-3280 fellowship, 6 p m , Sunday CHRIST - Rev . Robert Shook. Roseberry. paslor, Sunday School, 9 30 a . Mn. Herbert Roush Sunday. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST evenrng worship, 7· 30 p m m . Roy Pooler, sup I ; Allred Mr. aDd Mn. Dallas llill, Jan, LETART UNITED Pomeroy . Harrrsonvllle Wolfe, asst. supt , morning Artie and Dean, Mrs. Dolly Mrs. J o Flinn of Stubenvllle, Road Kenneth Eberts, paslor: METHODIST CHURCH -Ftrsl worsh1p, 11 am., evenrng and second Sundays, preachtng McElroy , Sunday Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hill 0., spent the weekend With her Paul sermon, 7·JO p m , alternahng at 8 p m .. Thrrd and fourth Supt Sunday School 9· 30 and Dolly, Mn. Jane Hill, Joey parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy aSchool each Sunday Class meehng, 11 m , morning worsh1p and Sundays. Sunday School, 10 a Family Recreation a m alternatrng Sunday Pomeroy-Member F . D. I. C. & Roush, and Dale Hillaftended a Miller. Tammy, Don and Roger commun1on , 10· 30 a m. , m , worship serviCe at 11 a m ; Swimming mornings , Alfred Wolfe , Federal Reserve System party at the home Mr. and Flinn accompanied their Sunday even1ng youth Chnstlan Tuesday evenmgs at 8 p m , layleader, Chnshan Endeavor 6· 30 ; Worship ser prayer and Brble Study. Mrs. Jumor Wolfe a t O...Nre molber home after spending a endeavor, 7 30 p m Sunday. Roger v1ce\ , Sunday, 7 30 p m. Buckley , presde nt. Prayer Meigs County Branch Sunday m honor of tbeir vacation w1th their grand- Wednesday evenrng prayer meetrng, Wednesday, 7 30 p.m. MT UNION BAPTIST meellng and Bible study , 7·30 p daughter, Wendy Wolfe, wbo parents, the Millers. Rev Cecil Co>c, pastor Sunday Board meelmg f~rst Monday Rexall Drugs was celebrating her seccaol Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zaborch m. school supt , Joe Sayre Sunday each month, 7 30 p. m. school, 9 45 a m Sunday btrthday. and children, Susie and Steve, We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions evenmg worshrp, 7.30 Wed SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED ST. JOHN LUTHERAN Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Golhers of Edgerloo, Wise., are visiting 992-2955 Pomeroy nesday prayer and Bible study, PRESBYTERIAN - Rev . 296 W . Second Ph . 992-3863 Pomeroy and family of New Albany, 0 ., lhe IaUer' s molher , Mrs. Pme Grove, the Rev. Arthur 1 30pm Russell lester, pastor Worship Combs, paslor Sunday School , spent Sunday with the latter's Elizabeth Roush and SISter, Mr . 9 a m , chu rch services. 10 a serv1ce, 9 a m ; Sunday School , 10 a m father, Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Mrs. Roy Miller. m TUPPERS PLAINS Norris. Mr. and Mrs . Gerald Wells CHRISTIAN CHURCH -Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Manuel Man!~· and Amy, Mr. and Mrs. SYRACUSE UNITED John Wyatt, paslr r ; J S DaviS, RUTLAND Electric Motor Repair St. Rt . 7 Chester. <llio R UTLAN" o='::Fc-:I:: R::S:T:--::B-::A PPaul A Sunday School supt , Sunday and children spent a weekend in K)·le Barnett and children of METHODIST 810 W. Main 992_5750 sc hool, 9 30 a m., Morntng TIST - Rev. Samuel Jackson, Sellers, pastor , Ben QursenChoose the Church of your Choice Columbus viSiting relatives. Syracuse spent Monday evening berry. Sunday School Supl. Sermon , 10 30 a m Evenrng pastor Sunday School, 10 a . m , Mr. and Mrs. Larry O' Brien, with 1\lr. and Mrs. Carroll White worshrp servtce. 9. 30 a. m. f1rst sermon, 7 p m. Mrs . Gertrude Butler. supt. JIDIIny, Linda and Carol Ann, and children and fh1rd Sunday Even1 ng Prayer Service, 1 30 p m , serv1ce, oreachmg servrce, 2 p. m. 8 p m. fourth Sunday. EAST LETART FALLS Mr. and Mrs . Russell G1bbs of s pent the Fourth of July LANGSVILLE MIDWAY UNITED METHODIST Take Someone with You to Church weekend With Mr. and ~frs . Columbus, Mrs . Grace servrceseach Sunday at lOa. m. Meats and Groceries CHURCH -W. Dale McClurg, RUTLAND METHODIST In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Lowell Taylor at Radnll', Ohio. Knighting, Mrs. Gladys Hutton and 7 30 p m. Tuesday evemng pa sto r Syrac.use 992-J9B6 Worsh1p serv1ces. Church School, 9· 30 a m ; Kermit Walton. Mgr. second ancl fourth Sunday\ of Worshtp service, 10 30 a m Mrs. Flossie Olurch, Mrs. enjoyed a vacation at Niagara worsh1p, 7· 30 SUTTON UNITED each month at 9 a m ; Sunday Sharon Donohue and Brian of F)lls, Washington, D.C. and METHODIST Paul A. School, firs t and thlfd Sundays Manon, 0 , spent a ..-eel<end other points of mterest. Se ll ers, pastor , Martha lee, of each monthat9a. m. , second RUTLAND CHURCH OF · Sunday School Supt Worship and fourth Sundays of each CHRIST- Sunday school, 9:30 with Mr. and Mrs. Marsball serv 1ce, 10 45 a m .second and monlh at 10 a m . Bible study. am. , V. H. Braley, supt. ; Adams and Mr. .and Mrs. Mrs. Ervm Gloeckner, Mrs four th Sundays , evening Wed_nesday communion and devotions, Church and Office Supplies-Gifts Furniture and Appliances Vernon Donohue. f'lononct' Adams are attending wcrhsro, 8 p m th1rd Sunday LETART FALLS UNITED 10. 30 a.m. Regular board 992-2641 Middleport Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0. Mr. and Mn. Russell Sayre of United Brethren Confere nce at BRETHREN - Rev . RQbert meeting 7 30, third Salurday Califorma, Rev. and Mrs. Lancaster, Ohio. BRADBURY CHURCH OF Shook, pastor , Her schel Norns, ~~r:h m~Jnth. THE RUTLAND COMCHRIST, Roy B1ll Carler . supl. Sunday school, 9: 30a.m .; James Momson Eureka, Mr. DaVId Gloeekner spent the MUNITY CHURCH -Rev . eva ngelist ; Tjlurman Carsey, morning sermon, 10· 30 a.m., Attend the Church of Your Choice and Mrs . Ben Douglas of ...-eekend With Mr and Mrs . Bible School supt.. Bible School evemng sermon, 7: 30 alter- Amos Tillis, pastor. Sunday School, 9 30 a m. , Worship Columbus, Rev . and Mrs. Paul Dav1s and fam1ly of 9 30 am .• mornrng worsh1p, natmg each Sunday . Prayer 10 30 am . • youlh meehng, 6 service. Wednesday, 7· 30 p m. service. 11 a . m. ; Wednesday Bulova Watches-Sales & Service Robert Shook and daughters Parkersburg. m , evenmg service. 7 p m , Prayer meelrng, 7 30 p. m . prayer meehng, 7:30 p. m . t'Omeroy M!: Herman, Mrs. Roger Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stqne PChrt 186 N. Second Middleport Sunqay nlghl"worsh•p. 7. 30. 1'1'1. 11'12·3498 slr an Workers Class, alternating Sundays RUTLAND CHURCH OF Adams and baby, Mrs. Jocelyn and children ol Leon , W. Va , Tuesday, 7 30 p m , prayer CHESHIRE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE -Rev. Lloyd Baer and baby VISited Friday spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. meeilng Wednesday, 7.30 p.n. GOD OF PROPHECY, G P D Grimm, Jr., pastor. Sunday wiUt Mr. and Mn. MarsbaJl Leo Ta)'JIII'. PoUy and Sandra KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Sm1th. paslor Sunday School, School. 9: JO a . m • Morning and ~ Hobart Newell, supt. Services 10 a m • Arthur Henson, Supt , worship, 10: 30 a . m. ; Young Adams. Taylll' Columbus spent the weekly, 9. 30 a .m on Sunday. Mornrng Worshrp t1 a . m ; people 's serv1ce, 6· .45 p. m ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ervin and •eeltend with the 'ray lors . Kim Pre ach.ng first and third Young Peoples servicel 7 p. m . ; Evangeltstic serviCes, 7: 30 p 992-2550 SOil Wendell Oak ' ;rv~ ::: · pent Taylll' of Cbeshue is a g uest of Sundays of month by Chllord Evening service, 7 30] p. m . m Wednesday evening service Racine . Ohio Ph . 949-3272 240 Lincoln St. ~ddleport Wednesday Mid Week Prayer I 30 p m Sm. th , 9 30 a.m . Saturday evenin,g wiUt Mr. and lbe Ta)•lors alsD. Serv1ce, 7 30 p m Voice along Br'Way ' • I I I E ' - ,Y _GffiDE TO BETTER ·TV VIEWING I I I ., I I I I Fold and Place Near Your Television Set for Convenient Reference SUNDAY • 1: 30-3, "The Pr1Wtl1! War of Malor llemm" J:OG-13, "The Fighting Seabeas" S: OD-13, "Helen of Troy" 8:0D-I, "Jack of Diamonds" 9:0D-13, "Two lor the Road" 11:30-13. "Seven Men from _. 11:30--8, "Fearmakers" MONDAY •:30-3, "Have Rocket Will Travel" 9: OD-3, "EY<! ol the Cat" 9: OD-13, "Who's Minding the Mint" 11:30-13, "Sherlock Holmes Faces Death" 1 4:~, TUESDAY " He La tted Last" 7:0D-3, "lnlerl~' 8:30-13, "The Man Wha Cried Wolf" 9:0D-3, "Boy, Did I Get the Wrung Number" 11 :30-13, "Sherlock Holmes Pearl af Death" WEDNESDAY •:30-8, "He's A Cockeyed Wonder" 9:0D-13, "Boy On A Dolphin" 11: 30-13. "Sherlock Holmes Secret Weapon" THURSDAY •o311-8, "Jack McCall , Desperado'' 9:0D-I, "Sons ol Loven" 11 : 30-13, " Sherlock Holmes In Washington" FRIDAY • : 30-8, "HIIIhe tee" 9:0D-I. "Pirate of the Hall Moon" 11 : 30-1, "let's Rock" 11 : 30-13. " Sherlock Holmes Woman in Green" SATURDAY 2:01)-1, "Jubalu 8: 30-3, "Return From lhe Ashes" 11 : 1~3. "The CM!sl-' tL "Montana Territory" 11 : ts-13, "Attack of the Robots" tL " Godzllla vs. The Thing" llol0-8, "Cry Tough" rn: s.a.c: ANTHONY HEINER'S BAKER-Y- -. secno':3 Apple Grove News, Events or GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. -. M&RFOODUNER MARK VSTORE BOGGS EQUIPMENT DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION RACINE FOOD MARKET OHIO VAll£l BAKING 00. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. or family or LYONS MARKET GAUL'S MARKET or THE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. or ROYAL OAK PARK I SWISHER &lDHSE I or GAUL'S TRAILER SAlES GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE SADIE'S MARKET MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE RIDENOUR SUPPLY F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER or VIUAGE CUT RATE VIUAGE FLOWER 91JP or or • THE ATHENS OOUNlY SAVINGS &lDAN 00. I • BEN FRANKUN STORE LISTEN TO 20111 CENTURY EFORMATION HOin All WEATHER ROOFING AND OONSTRUCTION 00. Mon. thru _ Fri. 9:30AM 0N THE ~ . I I I I I I I . - ! I 13&0 DIAL I I I 1 I '( ,, '• • �I , .' Bargains~ Bargains and More Bargains In·The Sentinel Clas~ifieds . For Sale 2 - $1~ ' Po · ""~ merov B .. '- Se . . . GUN SHOOT. Sunday, July 18, 1 p.m.atRaclneGunCiub. · · 7-13-Stc BURKETT'S Barber Shop will baclosed July 21 thru ~~iHfc WANT Ao . INFORMATION . DEADLINES SP.M. DayBeforePubllcation Mondav Oeadllne9a.m. Wi~~~o"'al1epotlf~Pu&blu':lcta!itr91~ona. ~;.r Carmel News REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves ·the right to edit or rejecl any ads dee'med oblecllonal. The publisher will not be respooslble for more than one lncorrecl. insertion. RATES ForW4niAdServiee · Scents per Word one inserlion Minimum Charge75c 12 cenls per word three consecutive Insertions. 18 cents per word six con. secutive Insertions. 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Multi and fa!nlly of New Philadelphia, Ohio were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle recently. Rev. Richard Young and daughter Elisa spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Edson $1 .50 for SO worcl minimum . Each additional word 2c. Additi..:'a~~~~c A~~rge per Advertisement: OFFICE HOURS 8:30a.m. lo s:oo p.m. Daily. 8:30 a .m. to 12:00 Noon· Saturday. GUN SHOOT, Forked Run Sporhman Club, Sunday, July 18 at noon. 1. 14 . 31 c -....,----- - - SAVE UP to one ha!l. Bring your sick TV to Chuck's TV Shop, 151 Buttemut Ave.. Pomeroy. 4-23-tfc - -- -- -- - - - CA~r:,gi~J::rs Roush. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar· tbur Earl Johnson and family ar.j Betty van Mew a recent SUnday were Mr. and Mrs. · Charlie Randolph and family of Roclt Springs Mrs. Douglas '· Clyd Jobr18011 of Racme, Mrs. . e Jollnson, daugh!m' Coruue of Hamden, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin CirCle and fa!nlly of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. James Circle, New Haven, W. Va. visited Mrs. Mary Circle a recent week end. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Circle, daughter Patricia of Columbus were recent guests of Mr. and Lfrl. Gene Yost and family of Olk Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Remer Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Hayman lllrnllz of Pomeroy, Carol Ann lllrnltz of Belpre visited Eunice Bricker a recent evening. DlDe Circle of Cleveland apent a week end with ber parenla Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith were visillng Sunday in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith day, July 12lh thru Saturday, July 11th, a free grease job will be given with every all change and fill-up. 7-11 -6tc Instruct ion l"t BUICK WILDCAT CPE. $1195 · · u omotlc trans., power steering & brakes, good W· W ~~[~_'=1 ::'ater, while finish, clean Interior. Reg. price 1967 F ORO LTD $1S9S 4 0oorSedan.powersteerlng&brakes, vinyl interior blk vinyl roof, maroon finish, radio, new w-w tires. V-8'wllh automatic trans. & faclory air condlllonlng-Speclal Special . ' ' · 1t66, , CHEV. 2TON Only 51750 8 4 cab to axle, good 825x20 tires, 2 speed rear axle. Int. & tcarub}lke new truck, 6 cyl. 292 cu. ln. eng. A real clean D r· f"lllll_rav _ •1 · or Co. .-------"1 Wanted WANTED FULL TJME CAR SALESMAN Must have sales experience. the Navy, left beThursday Chicago, where will take for his .__ _Chester,Ohio _ _ _ _ _.. M _i. ~ l _ o .t OP-EN EVE$. 1:00 P.M. POMI!ROV, OHIO . For Sale Wanted To Buy 2 OR 3 BEDROOM used trailer. P11one 992-3'135. 7-13-6tc 1971 SOLI 0 ·state Apache, sleeps six . Phone 992-5592. 7-11-lfc TRACTOR and brush hog, one MOBILE HOME, available July 15, 1971. Phone 992-5592. 7-12-lfc - - -- - TRAILER SPACE on old Rt. 33, 'h-mile norlh of new Meigs High School. Phone 992-2941. 3-5-lfc mile east of Tuppers Plains on 681 . Phone 6<17-3226. w Help anted -=========--. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols. Mrs. Nettie Hayes , Mrs . r James Daniels and daughter Lynn Daniels, aU of Middleport spent a recent dsy with Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Rowan. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brooks of Norlh Carolina spent the week end bere with her parents Mr . and Mrs. Fon Halsey. KeMy Ray Rlggs of Easlern spent the week end wilh Mr. and SENTINEL • CARRIER WANTED IN NEW HAVEN and HARTFORD HOUSE, 1 roO.ns and 2 baihs, corner 50x80 lot, aluminum siding. Phone 304-773-5900. · 7. 15-llp '67CHEVELLEMallbu2door,1 local owner, V-8 automatic, new tires, excellent condition. Phone 992-2084 or 992-7098. 7-4-tfc ------- FURN. OUTLET 2nd & Sycamore Gallipolis SINGER. zig-zag, needs no cams, all built-in features, makes buttonholes, etc . Sale Priced Reg, $89.95 Now '59.95 Save$30on Each Piece MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Washinvton Blvd. Belpre, Ohio FREE ICE CREAM OFFER Here's the way it works ... you get seven ice cream bars, or a half -gallon of ice cream, FREE tor e"Verv cubic foot you buv in a Unico freezer, refrigerator or combination . UNICO 28 FOOT CHEST FREEZER 279.95 ~ith this one you get 196 free tee cream bars or 28 hatf . gall~ns of FREE lee cream . Virgil B. TEAFORD SR. Broker 110 Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio $2,500.00 - Business or hom! site near Pomeroy. $21,000.00- 3 bedrooms, bath , ~rn kitchen, dining room with sliding glass doors to porch. Fireplace in living. Gas forced air furnace. 21ots. Double garage . $13,000.00 - 4 or 5 bedroom home. Bath, gas furnace . Modern kitc~fn• Garden. $13,500.00 - 76 acres, 7 room house . Outbuildings . Well f • • • . Spouting, Roof Painting been Lost your Gallipolis 11M Your Sino.lil Af 1'-.t.itianinar • Jn...W_tiftn_ and Special AI J . . ·EXPERIENCED, . -...· .. ·. D...c..-- .,....._ _RCIIUICIU , . . . _ ·•~ Plus Parh 6.98 YOU W.VE 10 'MlRO 1111~ CARiPK&.V FOil CLOt>! BlaeHnar's · PHONE 992,2H3 ~DINSON MASONRY Complete - Remodeling - - EXPERT Kitt"-"s, Baths Room Additions And Patios Wheel Ali&nment 15.55 Backhoe And Endloader Work septic Tanks And Leach Beds. PomeRIJ Home & AulD POMEROY Open I TiiS Monday lllru S.lurday 606 E. ~Min, Pomeroy, 0. HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy OmC£ SUPPUES And FURNITURE Stop In and See Floor !Jisplay. Our WHAT IN ·ns•'.. SEWING MACHINES. ReP'air service. all makes, 992-2284, The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and service. We Sharpen Scissors. J-29-tfc . _J6 11 ;c 13" .009 I'M REALLY I.CXJKING FOR'IVARD TO IT, WENDi. tZZi SEIGEL 15 ONE OF DARK AND HAND5QME, MOMr MY FAVORITE PEOPLE! NO- MY .. HOW'O VA i=lNP THAT N~·OOOil OUT -"''i!!M vt;:ll OOCTO!Zl MV 1-leAI..TH! NEI<SHBOI<' ME./100/ IAO'oi.JU5T GOON AND LEGAL NOTICE HAVE:. RM! NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order of Sale duly issued out of tht Court of INTERIOR, exterior decorator Common Pleas, Melos County, and barn roofs. !'hone 742- Ohio, in the case of ·RKE Federal Credit Union vs. Ralph 5683. 6·20-JOic N lder, et al. upon a judgment PAPER HANGING , inferior and exterior painting. Phone 992-3630. 7-13-JOtp Cleland Realty SWAP SHOP Beat Inflation! WE BUY- SELL OR therein rendered , being Cause No . 14,764 in said Court, I will offer at public sale at the front door of the Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio, on the Hh day oi August, 1971, ot 10:00 O'Clock Situated in Middl&porl, the Me igs like Village of Middleport. Deed Reference : Volume 207 , Page .ns, Meigs County Deed Records . Being also known as 207 Beech Street, Middleport , Oh io. The appraised vmh,1e ot the real estate it $2,,.00.00 . rerms of Sale : Cash on day of sale. -~Obert C. Hmrtenbech Sheriff of Meigs County. 17116, 23. JO 1816, 13. St halleto qel:a newbo4 at the qaraqe, -Nina! I.J'I'n..E ORPHAN ANNIE Reclining DaaiJS IF I tiADI11 T TOL' SA11D'r' 1' SOFT Nowm PfOAL IT, . 1!!!il COMMIE·~M'p ~ON ~KNEES~ ~ MERCf·.. Discounted 6 Styles To Choose From Zd ~hided Nylon RUNNERS DAILY CROSSWORD ACJWSS I . Butt of a joke 5. Saint ot Assisi MIIDy Cal1111 S.lel'rf«d DINETTE OfAIRS Open : TIME, laM! 00ME ON! It'G what he wantG, S~:~ee-zhe ! Pomeroy, now incorporated into and made a part of the NEW AND USED FURNITURE 9Tii9Mon., Tues. Wed. & Fri. 9Til 1 Thurs. & Sat. 992-7261 30S N. 2nd AYO. Middleport County , Oh i o. Being lot No. IS in Bosworth 's Addl1ion to Lower TRADE SWAP SHOP ........ &or >ERE .JII5T .. Village of 15.55 ALSO APPUANCES AND HOUSEWARES LOOK-nm!E, A .M., the followinQ lands and tenements : 10. !Jkewlse 11. Irascibility 12. Historian's subject 7. Prieat's garment 2i.Do house- 8. Old--Ume auto 9. Sin II. Engine work :U.Em· p1oyod 25.R&w SOUI!da metal 13. -..: cake 15. Part of a 27. Revolulions dylwno C2wds. J 14. Atmosphere 111. Looaen 15.Jeonlfor 17.Pollen JOIIell role earrler (2wdl.) 18. Kazan dtizen :n.Gift 19. Manh J<dptont. 22. Candlenut tlee fiber 20. Ell -· 23. Absolute 2t. Plaoe of '8.88 REESE fum. Outlet rJJ&!OOID~;-"'-'!:7:!:! ..MJ c Ulls<nmlll~ these rwr Jumbl.., letter to - h square, to form. four ordir..ny wordt. - I tended 30. Nap- , ,- ..,.~ per'a 35. Naupt)· noise 32. S<ldety g•l 36. Cutain ariator 37. Oriental 33. Feeling poorly 34. cttyin stronghold 38. Purview .. Oklah9ma . 500! Kf'5 NOT I'OPIJlAA WIIK MAl(( OF Hl5 ~ENI>.i fOit ::f::E;;_ '5_:1'lA; ;_Y;_50:;- GO.Lc I [) 1 III I I I I I UNCELP • V 'l A Peii:SON WHO'S AIMING> 10 I!JE.ON STA&E SI:10IJI.D FOLLOW . THIS. DI~CTJON. Now ...._ the dteW 1otten toformthewpalw· ••·• ~J~·rm.tt ~~~~~~(\.,_A~=·=IIQOOtedj bJ the ..... cMilli. L uiaw-. "[IIliJ" 12wds.t I 1>0 WANT lOTEll Hl.l\ 111AT l Ai!WR£ HI$1NTEGR1TY. I'M I I [] LE.U4FE 31. Concemlng Sycamore Gallipolis, Ohio E.\T.-ll( D tea 'rl. VltupuaUon 28. Corporation oftlclalt Second& •:::::.::=- ... .,.· • ..._. . .,... pronoun TERRY VOYIR 29. In· reoidence :16. French 5AiA6ElV. r 32. RatUemake 39. Old-timeD 40. Yearn 41.Swonl (A 42. Collel" offldal Y!Niffdar•• OOWN 2. Cheer ~-Cool - .. cucumber 12wds.) 4.CragybiU 5. Tuk 1var.) II. Na\'lp.Uonal syotem OUR PARTS AND SERVICE-DEPARTMENTS DAIIlY CKl'PTOQUOTE- Here's bow to work It: AXYDLBA,AXR 1o LONGFELLOW One letter limply .ltaDds for anolber. In IIIia umple A Ia uoed for the lllfte L's. X for the two O's, el<:. Siqle ktWn. apootrophes, tile imcth and formation or the words are all .hlllta. E&cb day the code letters an: dllfem>l CAPI'AIN EASY WILL.BE CLOSED THE WEEK OF JULY 19 THRU 24th A FOR VACATIONS-----------------~-------~---- JKY , AWOV 3~cl Ave. OJWAA TPPR U ATKYJ ' \ ' JVK JVK WB IUD QPOJ PGY KBX · WB · AU B· BPLR l'Ht.l!rdoy'o c-r,·pt 41 le: ONE BHOUW STUDY )(EN <.:AREFIJLLY TO FIND OUT, FIRST. NOT WHAT IS BAD 1N TI!EM BUT WH.\T IS GOOD.- ·ABBE MiCHEL QUOIST t f'" llit ICiu • EWBC C WLJWPBUYD XGUXK . MWdleport, .0. 992-2196 W JKYKOJWBX KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC• S. q.o- uo OVKKY LUOGUA YKUCWBX · Q UJ- .. Bfor si.oo CrJptocnm FHhll~ 8)111tUo-:tiP. wua lo'_ . , , . , . . , • ,......_, GIANT $TOICI ACCISS MAaAUD I . Generation 2(r 111 Court St. Potnoi'oy, Ofllo I'VE O IGCO\IE.IZED 'T'f4AT PIA'II NG IT IS HAZAI:ZPOUS ATTAD<ING USED OFFSET PLATES HAVE MANY USES The .-Daily Sentinel 1H~T?' 15HETALL 1 7-lOtc For Sale f Aluminum Sheets Jf!, C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Complete Service · · Phone 949-3821 Racine, Cilia Crill Bradford 5-1 -ffc - SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Reasonable rates. Ph. 446-4782, Gallipolis. John Russell, OWner l!o Operator. S-13-lfc ~WOIM' THAP. -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 742-4902 For OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., . POMER Y. ' R~- Reasonable N. W. COMPmN. 0. D. . OPTOMETRIST ~ ~ ...,...,"'r.' OHIO VALLEY Oecorallng rates. Pl1one 992-321l. 6-24-JOtc Services, interior and ex· terior painting. Phone 614-367· FOR YOUR new shingled roof , 7685. 7-13-6tc contact Roush Construction . P11one 992-503'1. 7-9-JOtc ,WILL 00 roofing, painting, plumbing and carpenter work; also tearing down old Real Estate Sale buildings. P11one 992-1324 or 742-4979. HOUSE , 1640 Lincoln His .. 7-6-t2lc Pomeroy. Phone 992-2293. 10-25-ffc CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING.' Dick Vaughan, phone 992· SYRACUSE - House, 3 rooms 3374, Dale Lillie. phone 992· •nd bath, full basement, large 6346. lot. Pl1one 992-3205 or 992-2125. -------~6-~2~3-:;:JOI~c~ 7-14-6tp CONCRETE REAOY -MIX delivered right to your project. Fast and easy. Free estimates. Phone 992-3284. Goegleln Ready -Mix Co.• Middleport, Cillo. 608 East Main 6-JO.Ifc . POMEROY POMEROY - CLOSE TO SHOPPING - 1112 story frame. bath. 3 or 4 bedrooms, See Us At The ... full basement, cabinets in the kitchen. A BUY 56,500.00. ROUTE 124 ~ CLOSE TO POMEROY AND MID· DLEPORT - 3.33 ACRES, 1 story house, both, J $10,000.00 - or a good offer. 4 bedrooms , bath , garage . · bedrooms, forced a ir furnace, Alum. siding, 2 water Middleport . systems, 2 additional buildings. A NICE PLACE TO $19,500.00 - NEW 3 bedroom, LIVE. $15,900.00. one floor, 1112 baths. Carpeting . Gas furnace . Carport. TUPPERS PLAINS 1 LEVEL ACRE, 2 story frame $25,000.00 - 80 acres. Barn, home, bath, 4 bedrooms , outbuildings. 6 room house. carpeted, cellar. garage. IN Minerals. GOOD CONDITION $8,900.00. $12,000.00 - 3 bedroom paneled home . Ceramic bath. Modern POMEROY- 2 renlals, close to shopping, IN GOOD CONkitchen . DITION, ALWAYS RENTED. $6,900.00. $3,500.00 ~0 acres of woodland. Drilled well, septic TO BUY OR SELL tank, Minerals. 1 CALL US $1.500.00 - Building lot. Chester HENRY CLELAND water. REALTOR 992-3325 992-2378 HELEN L. TEAFORD, Office 992-2259 ASSOCIATE Rosidenco . 992-2568 7-11-<ltc 7-14·61c .. ...... . ~ .. \ . - ~·· .. ~Tic. es . ""'"' · ee:~D! . .L 'f. .& . Roofit&Carpenter · rk X ...USr WMlT 1'0 . · $26,500.00 - 3 bedrooms, l'h baths, central heat and AIR CONDITIONING. Garage. Jack W. Cersey, Mgr. Phone tn-2111 COAL, limestone. Excelsior Salt Works, E. Main St .• Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. 8-YEAR OLD palomino mare, 4-9-tfc· gentle, saddle and bridle. Pl1one 742-5865 Harrisonville. LOGAN FIRE and safety Cillo. equipment. Sales and service. 7-14-6tc All types and sizes of fire extinguishers. Special prices CANNING tomaloes. Geraldine on extinguishers for boats, Cleland, East Main, Racine, campers , homes. Also Ctlio. discount prices on other sizes. 7-14-181c Rt. J, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 992-3821. Owner Dwight PINTO GE LOI NG, 3 years old, Logan . very gentle, 59 Inches tall. 6-16-JOic Pl1one 992-7066. 2nd & Sycamore . _,. guaranteed . POMEROY REESE FURN. OUTLET · cancelled? water. Minerals. for Sale MATTRESS . . usmess ·· operator's license? Call 992· ONE LOT at 211 Broadway, ~2966 . Middleport. Pl1one. 6<17-3226 or DON'T PUMP your sluggish 6-15-lfc 992-7367 after S p.m. septic tank. Get Klean -Em7-16-JI.P AII septic tank cleaner. O'BRIEN ELECTRIC SERLandmark Farm Bureau, VICE. Phone 949-4551. 6 ROOMS and bath, split level. · Pomeroy. 5-JO.Ifc back and front porch, 7- t6-ltc aluminum siding, storm windows and doors. Monkey AWNINGS, storm doors and BOY'S 26" bicycle, Iike new. windows, carports, Run , phone 992-2045. Phone 992-2784. marquees.. aluminum siding 7-16-Jtp HOUSE, 8 rooms, Union Ave., and railing. Call A. Jacob, sales representative. For free Pomeroy. Call 992-5641. 1961 ARKANSAS 18ft. fiberglas estimates, phOne Charles. 7-16-6tp boat. 1961 Johnson 75 h.p. Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. motor. 1961 Gator-Tilt Johnson and Son, Inc. Trailer, fully equipped. Pl1one SIX ROOM house, bath, full 5-27-tfc 992-2172. . basement, 133 Butternut Ave .. 7-16-7tc just walking distance from BACKHOE AND DOZER work. downlown Pomeroy. Con,act . Septic tanks Installed. George Ed Hedrick, 2137 Wadsworth (Bill I Pullins, Phone 992-2478. Orive, Columbus, Ohio, phone 4-25-lfc 237-4334, Columbus. -5-9-tfc HARRISON'S TV AND AN MILL ENDS TENNA SERVICE . Phone 'CONVENIENT but secluded 992-2522. building lois on T79 at Rock CARPETS 6-10-lfc Springs . Within walking distance of Meigs High 501Nylon School. a 5 mlnule drive from O'DELL WHEEL alignment 12l15 thru 12x24 located at Crossroads. Rt. 124. Pomeroy . Call or see Bill Complete front end service, SALE PRICED Wi tie weekends or after S tune up and brake service. p.m . weekdays. Phone 992Wheels balanced elec 6887. REESE All work tronically . 7-11 -tfc 1969 BUICK LeSabre, 2-dr . hardtop, power steering, power brakes, air, 18,000 STEREO-RADIO, combination miles. Excellent condition. uni!, with AM-FM radio, 4 Phone 992-2288. speakers, dual volume con 6-3-lfc trol, modern maple console. Balance $79 .16 . Use our budget terms. Call 992-7085. 7-11 -6tc FENDER P. A. system. SSOO. Cameo electric guitar, 2 pickups. $40. ·Phone 94'1-3485. FREEZER SALE 7-15-3tc -;:=========:...... L 24 ACRE farm Long BottOm, wilh or wllhout farm NEW.&OLD WORK· machinery . House with 3 All WoHler Roofing & Con· bedroorns, dinlngroom, llvlng struction Co • . olld Anlllony room, 1'12 baths, enclosed Plumbing & Hellfi"t· back porch, wall fa wall· ·Complete Plllmllinv, ·Heoling carpeting Alumln ldl ancl Air Colldi!lonlng. · · um s ng, 270 Uncoln St.· Mid!lltport,O. awning, storm windows and PhDneft2-2551 storm · doors . City water. Insured_ Experitnced Selling due to Ill heallh. Phone Work Guraranteed 614-985-3'138. 6-23-JOtp SEPTIC tanks <leaned. Miller Sanitation, Stewart, .Cillo. Ph. HOUSEstoryandhalf, 6rooms, 6<12-3035. bath. Rutland. Phone 7C.2-12-lfc 5613. 6-25-lfc NEIGLER Construction. For S ROOM house, garage, water building or remodeling your and gas, good condlllon, 1 1·3 home. Call Guy Neigler, Racine, Ohio. acres just off Roule 1 bypass 7-31-lfc on Leading Creek Road. Pl1one 992-7142. 7-11-6tc RALPH'S CARPET - Up holstery Cleaning Service. 3 BEDROOM brick . home. Free estimates. Phone Choice location In Middleport. Gallipolis .c46-0294. · 3-12-lfc . Seen by appointment only. Phone 992-5523 after 4 p.m. 5-7-lfc AUTOMOBILE Insurance 7-16-Jtp FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to school. Phone 992·5434. STEREO-RADIO console, 410·18-lfc speed intermixed changer. The work on the Community Phone 992-2 156 NEEDLE sewing building and Calholic Church t.__ _ _ _ _ _ __ j TWIN machine 1971 model in new and several hOines which are walnut stand . All features built · in to make, _f~ncy under construction here are Wanted T0 Buy designs . Also buttonholes. progressing nicely. ANTIQUES, telephones. brass blind hems. etc .. 543.35, cash beds , clocks, dishe s, old price, or terms available. furniture , etc . Write M. 0 . Phone 992-5641. Miller. Rt. 4. Pomeroy, Ohio. 7-14-6tc Call 992-6271. itEM:'Tom Hill. He ploys 7-9-tfc VACUUM cleaner: Electro , S..ot & Turo ond Hygiene new demonstrator mo (Iss. But lie ploys ANTIQUE -S : dishes. has all cleaning attachments on111111 Serenode ond lelephones, clocks. brass plus the new electro suds for · y WIIH1m1 .too. Vorlaty beds. lamps. etc. Lee Rudisill, shampooing carpet. Only IM apia ol our music. Phone 992-3.03. $21.50 cash price or terms 7-1-JOtp available. Phone 992-5641. 7-14-6tc TOP PRICE on ginseng ond Golden Seal - yellow roo I. Seal MILLIONS of rugs ha ve been cleaned with Blue Lustre . It's lops and slem bone dry, clean no dirt. All roots. Bill Ballev. , America's finest. Rent · electric shampooer, Sl , Bater P.0.' Box 14, second Slreet, Furniture Compony . Reedsville, Ohio ~5172 . 7-14-6tc 7-1-30tc ------ Real Estate For Sale Balance $43.17. Call 992-7085. 7-11 -6tc Sealy Imperial spent Saturday bere witb his RESPONSIBLE person for parents Mr. and Mrs. Jessie route salesman. will share as Newell partnership. A. B.C. Cleaners, . Mason, W. Va . · 7-16-tfc Mrs. ldoma Johnston of Portland, 0., spent a few days _ _:.._ _ _ _ __: here visiting relatives and FARN at home addressing friends envelopes. Rush stamped selfMr _-,d Mrs Charles Nichols addressed envelope . The · · . Ambrose Co., 4325 Lakeborn, of Dllnois Is spending a few days Davisburg, Mich., 48019. vacation bere wilh his parents 7-2-JOtp . WMP0/1390 @) . Sales RIGGS BROS., INC. Mrs. Oscar Babcock. I ( tor o. QUAli.TY ' . .. 1970 KAWASAKI 350 5650. Roger Batr, Reedsville. Ohio. P11one98$-3'1S8. 1-9-7tc SEMI-DRIVER TRAINING du;~l volume control, .t. We ara .currently offering speaker sound system, lovel}' tractor trailer training Auto . walnut finish . Balance $62.97. through the facilities of the 1967 FORO Galaxle 500, 2 door, Use our budget terms. Call following lr.uck lines : V-8, automatic, power 992-7085. Sheridan Truck Lines, Truck s!eerlng. new tires. excellent 7-11./ltc Line Distribution Systems condition. Pl1one 9~9-3<481. Inc. , Express Parcel 7·16-31c Deliveries, Inc.. Skyline Deliveries, Inc . For ap- '54 MERCURY, 4 door sedan, plication and Interview call good shape, one owner. May 304-34.4-88-43 or write School be seen at Dotson Rest Home Safely Division, Advance corner of Fourth and AnSyslems, Inc., c-o Terminal derson Streets, Mason, or call Bldg., 5517 Midland Drive, Geraldine Dotson at 614-773· Charleston, West Virginia, 5712. 25306. 7-13-6tc 12'. • 14' • 24' • WIDE 7-15-2tc A real opportunity for an ambitious man ... good salary. Car furnished. Call 985-41H witb the Watsons returned to or see Ray or David Riggs ber home bere with them. Ray Watson, who has joined C1sir Newell of Columbus .. For Rent ----~ Va. Mary Louise Riggs returned home with them for a visit with Leota Massar. Mr. and Mrs. James Watson and family of calbert City, Ky. spent the week end at thelr home here. Miss Tammy Ruaell who bad spent a month training. . ·of· .. 7·14-llc COUNTRY home, close to Forked Run Lake. Couple, TEWKSBARY'S Barber Shop prefer retired couple, must will be closed Mon .• July 19th have references. Call 378-6298 thru Sat., July 24th. or write Wayne Prince, Long 7·14-3tp Bottom, Ohio. 7-15-31c DO IT YOURSELF Coin Operated Car Wash in Tup- HOUSE, 5 rooms and bath, garage attached. full pers Plains now open for basemen!, large lot. Midway business. William Connolly. 7-14./ltp Drive, New Haven. Available Augus! 1. Phone 304-882-2052. 7-11 -61c KQSCOT Kosmetlcs. JulyAugust special, Kare Kon dlllon all ss. Value now only TRAILER LOTS. BOb's Mobile $2.50. Distributors, Brown's, Court, Rt . 124, Syracuse. phone 992-5113. Ohio. 992-Z'/51. 7-4-lfc 4-2-lfc GaWpoliB. Lyons, all were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. .David Riggs and famlly of Vienna, W. 'AJ/' ~ day. a patient at Holzer's in By Mn. EvelyD Brkkles Mr•.and Mrs. Bob Tuttle of Columbua, Mr. and Mrs. "Bill Tuttle of Fairborn, Ohio spent Saturday night with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Veri Tuttle and. attended a family plenlc at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burk of Alfred. Also Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr and fa!nlly attended. Mr. and Mis. Oscar Babcock, Mrs. Leota Massar of Easlern, Mrs. Eulah Swan and L. L. .. THOROUGHB.REO S!ud ONE BEDROOM !railer Service. Roman Caplain No. apartment, Ideal tor couples. 637410. $50 registered mares. Contact McClure's Dairy Isle, $35 grade mares . Return 992-52<48 or 992-3.436. privileges . Greg Roush. 7-14-121c PI101Je 992-503'1. 7-9-JOic MIODL E PORT - 3 room and ba!h, furnished apartment. Pl1one 992-3205 or 992-2725. REDUCE safe and last with 7-14-61p Gobese tablels and E-Vap water pills. Nelson Drugs. 6-27-JOip FURNISHE,O 4 room & bath . apt., adults only, Middleport. YARD SALE on Larkins St. Phone 992-3874. Rulland, Friday and Salur· 7-11-tfc and fa!nlly and James Smith. SOHIO Service Stallon at 418 W. Everyone is wishing Florence Main Slreet, Pomeroy, Is now new management by Circle a speedy recovery. Sbe is under Monld Good. Starling Mon - Tuppers Plains Society News ®' . . . -----....,..- Notice t • ·-Tile DI.II.J Sti4i..l, M~port..Pcmeroy, 0., July 11, lt'1l Not.ICe· ' 1..... r. �I , .' Bargains~ Bargains and More Bargains In·The Sentinel Clas~ifieds . For Sale 2 - $1~ ' Po · ""~ merov B .. '- Se . . . GUN SHOOT. Sunday, July 18, 1 p.m.atRaclneGunCiub. · · 7-13-Stc BURKETT'S Barber Shop will baclosed July 21 thru ~~iHfc WANT Ao . INFORMATION . DEADLINES SP.M. DayBeforePubllcation Mondav Oeadllne9a.m. Wi~~~o"'al1epotlf~Pu&blu':lcta!itr91~ona. ~;.r Carmel News REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves ·the right to edit or rejecl any ads dee'med oblecllonal. The publisher will not be respooslble for more than one lncorrecl. insertion. RATES ForW4niAdServiee · Scents per Word one inserlion Minimum Charge75c 12 cenls per word three consecutive Insertions. 18 cents per word six con. secutive Insertions. 25 Per Cent Discount on paid ads and ads paid within 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Multi and fa!nlly of New Philadelphia, Ohio were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle recently. Rev. Richard Young and daughter Elisa spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Edson $1 .50 for SO worcl minimum . Each additional word 2c. Additi..:'a~~~~c A~~rge per Advertisement: OFFICE HOURS 8:30a.m. lo s:oo p.m. Daily. 8:30 a .m. to 12:00 Noon· Saturday. GUN SHOOT, Forked Run Sporhman Club, Sunday, July 18 at noon. 1. 14 . 31 c -....,----- - - SAVE UP to one ha!l. Bring your sick TV to Chuck's TV Shop, 151 Buttemut Ave.. Pomeroy. 4-23-tfc - -- -- -- - - - CA~r:,gi~J::rs Roush. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar· tbur Earl Johnson and family ar.j Betty van Mew a recent SUnday were Mr. and Mrs. · Charlie Randolph and family of Roclt Springs Mrs. Douglas '· Clyd Jobr18011 of Racme, Mrs. . e Jollnson, daugh!m' Coruue of Hamden, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin CirCle and fa!nlly of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. James Circle, New Haven, W. Va. visited Mrs. Mary Circle a recent week end. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Circle, daughter Patricia of Columbus were recent guests of Mr. and Lfrl. Gene Yost and family of Olk Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Remer Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Hayman lllrnllz of Pomeroy, Carol Ann lllrnltz of Belpre visited Eunice Bricker a recent evening. DlDe Circle of Cleveland apent a week end with ber parenla Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith were visillng Sunday in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith day, July 12lh thru Saturday, July 11th, a free grease job will be given with every all change and fill-up. 7-11 -6tc Instruct ion l"t BUICK WILDCAT CPE. $1195 · · u omotlc trans., power steering & brakes, good W· W ~~[~_'=1 ::'ater, while finish, clean Interior. Reg. price 1967 F ORO LTD $1S9S 4 0oorSedan.powersteerlng&brakes, vinyl interior blk vinyl roof, maroon finish, radio, new w-w tires. V-8'wllh automatic trans. & faclory air condlllonlng-Speclal Special . ' ' · 1t66, , CHEV. 2TON Only 51750 8 4 cab to axle, good 825x20 tires, 2 speed rear axle. Int. & tcarub}lke new truck, 6 cyl. 292 cu. ln. eng. A real clean D r· f"lllll_rav _ •1 · or Co. .-------"1 Wanted WANTED FULL TJME CAR SALESMAN Must have sales experience. the Navy, left beThursday Chicago, where will take for his .__ _Chester,Ohio _ _ _ _ _.. M _i. ~ l _ o .t OP-EN EVE$. 1:00 P.M. POMI!ROV, OHIO . For Sale Wanted To Buy 2 OR 3 BEDROOM used trailer. P11one 992-3'135. 7-13-6tc 1971 SOLI 0 ·state Apache, sleeps six . Phone 992-5592. 7-11-lfc TRACTOR and brush hog, one MOBILE HOME, available July 15, 1971. Phone 992-5592. 7-12-lfc - - -- - TRAILER SPACE on old Rt. 33, 'h-mile norlh of new Meigs High School. Phone 992-2941. 3-5-lfc mile east of Tuppers Plains on 681 . Phone 6<17-3226. w Help anted -=========--. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nichols. Mrs. Nettie Hayes , Mrs . r James Daniels and daughter Lynn Daniels, aU of Middleport spent a recent dsy with Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Rowan. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brooks of Norlh Carolina spent the week end bere with her parents Mr . and Mrs. Fon Halsey. KeMy Ray Rlggs of Easlern spent the week end wilh Mr. and SENTINEL • CARRIER WANTED IN NEW HAVEN and HARTFORD HOUSE, 1 roO.ns and 2 baihs, corner 50x80 lot, aluminum siding. Phone 304-773-5900. · 7. 15-llp '67CHEVELLEMallbu2door,1 local owner, V-8 automatic, new tires, excellent condition. Phone 992-2084 or 992-7098. 7-4-tfc ------- FURN. OUTLET 2nd & Sycamore Gallipolis SINGER. zig-zag, needs no cams, all built-in features, makes buttonholes, etc . Sale Priced Reg, $89.95 Now '59.95 Save$30on Each Piece MILLER MOBILE HOMES 1220 Washinvton Blvd. Belpre, Ohio FREE ICE CREAM OFFER Here's the way it works ... you get seven ice cream bars, or a half -gallon of ice cream, FREE tor e"Verv cubic foot you buv in a Unico freezer, refrigerator or combination . UNICO 28 FOOT CHEST FREEZER 279.95 ~ith this one you get 196 free tee cream bars or 28 hatf . gall~ns of FREE lee cream . Virgil B. TEAFORD SR. Broker 110 Mechanic Street Pomeroy, Ohio $2,500.00 - Business or hom! site near Pomeroy. $21,000.00- 3 bedrooms, bath , ~rn kitchen, dining room with sliding glass doors to porch. Fireplace in living. Gas forced air furnace. 21ots. Double garage . $13,000.00 - 4 or 5 bedroom home. Bath, gas furnace . Modern kitc~fn• Garden. $13,500.00 - 76 acres, 7 room house . Outbuildings . Well f • • • . Spouting, Roof Painting been Lost your Gallipolis 11M Your Sino.lil Af 1'-.t.itianinar • Jn...W_tiftn_ and Special AI J . . ·EXPERIENCED, . -...· .. ·. D...c..-- .,....._ _RCIIUICIU , . . . _ ·•~ Plus Parh 6.98 YOU W.VE 10 'MlRO 1111~ CARiPK&.V FOil CLOt>! BlaeHnar's · PHONE 992,2H3 ~DINSON MASONRY Complete - Remodeling - - EXPERT Kitt"-"s, Baths Room Additions And Patios Wheel Ali&nment 15.55 Backhoe And Endloader Work septic Tanks And Leach Beds. PomeRIJ Home & AulD POMEROY Open I TiiS Monday lllru S.lurday 606 E. ~Min, Pomeroy, 0. HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main Pomeroy OmC£ SUPPUES And FURNITURE Stop In and See Floor !Jisplay. Our WHAT IN ·ns•'.. SEWING MACHINES. ReP'air service. all makes, 992-2284, The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and service. We Sharpen Scissors. J-29-tfc . _J6 11 ;c 13" .009 I'M REALLY I.CXJKING FOR'IVARD TO IT, WENDi. tZZi SEIGEL 15 ONE OF DARK AND HAND5QME, MOMr MY FAVORITE PEOPLE! NO- MY .. HOW'O VA i=lNP THAT N~·OOOil OUT -"''i!!M vt;:ll OOCTO!Zl MV 1-leAI..TH! NEI<SHBOI<' ME./100/ IAO'oi.JU5T GOON AND LEGAL NOTICE HAVE:. RM! NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order of Sale duly issued out of tht Court of INTERIOR, exterior decorator Common Pleas, Melos County, and barn roofs. !'hone 742- Ohio, in the case of ·RKE Federal Credit Union vs. Ralph 5683. 6·20-JOic N lder, et al. upon a judgment PAPER HANGING , inferior and exterior painting. Phone 992-3630. 7-13-JOtp Cleland Realty SWAP SHOP Beat Inflation! WE BUY- SELL OR therein rendered , being Cause No . 14,764 in said Court, I will offer at public sale at the front door of the Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio, on the Hh day oi August, 1971, ot 10:00 O'Clock Situated in Middl&porl, the Me igs like Village of Middleport. Deed Reference : Volume 207 , Page .ns, Meigs County Deed Records . Being also known as 207 Beech Street, Middleport , Oh io. The appraised vmh,1e ot the real estate it $2,,.00.00 . rerms of Sale : Cash on day of sale. -~Obert C. Hmrtenbech Sheriff of Meigs County. 17116, 23. JO 1816, 13. St halleto qel:a newbo4 at the qaraqe, -Nina! I.J'I'n..E ORPHAN ANNIE Reclining DaaiJS IF I tiADI11 T TOL' SA11D'r' 1' SOFT Nowm PfOAL IT, . 1!!!il COMMIE·~M'p ~ON ~KNEES~ ~ MERCf·.. Discounted 6 Styles To Choose From Zd ~hided Nylon RUNNERS DAILY CROSSWORD ACJWSS I . Butt of a joke 5. Saint ot Assisi MIIDy Cal1111 S.lel'rf«d DINETTE OfAIRS Open : TIME, laM! 00ME ON! It'G what he wantG, S~:~ee-zhe ! Pomeroy, now incorporated into and made a part of the NEW AND USED FURNITURE 9Tii9Mon., Tues. Wed. & Fri. 9Til 1 Thurs. & Sat. 992-7261 30S N. 2nd AYO. Middleport County , Oh i o. Being lot No. IS in Bosworth 's Addl1ion to Lower TRADE SWAP SHOP ........ &or >ERE .JII5T .. Village of 15.55 ALSO APPUANCES AND HOUSEWARES LOOK-nm!E, A .M., the followinQ lands and tenements : 10. !Jkewlse 11. Irascibility 12. Historian's subject 7. Prieat's garment 2i.Do house- 8. Old--Ume auto 9. Sin II. Engine work :U.Em· p1oyod 25.R&w SOUI!da metal 13. -..: cake 15. Part of a 27. Revolulions dylwno C2wds. J 14. Atmosphere 111. Looaen 15.Jeonlfor 17.Pollen JOIIell role earrler (2wdl.) 18. Kazan dtizen :n.Gift 19. Manh J<dptont. 22. Candlenut tlee fiber 20. Ell -· 23. Absolute 2t. Plaoe of '8.88 REESE fum. Outlet rJJ&!OOID~;-"'-'!:7:!:! ..MJ c Ulls<nmlll~ these rwr Jumbl.., letter to - h square, to form. four ordir..ny wordt. - I tended 30. Nap- , ,- ..,.~ per'a 35. Naupt)· noise 32. S<ldety g•l 36. Cutain ariator 37. Oriental 33. Feeling poorly 34. cttyin stronghold 38. Purview .. Oklah9ma . 500! Kf'5 NOT I'OPIJlAA WIIK MAl(( OF Hl5 ~ENI>.i fOit ::f::E;;_ '5_:1'lA; ;_Y;_50:;- GO.Lc I [) 1 III I I I I I UNCELP • V 'l A Peii:SON WHO'S AIMING> 10 I!JE.ON STA&E SI:10IJI.D FOLLOW . THIS. DI~CTJON. Now ...._ the dteW 1otten toformthewpalw· ••·• ~J~·rm.tt ~~~~~~(\.,_A~=·=IIQOOtedj bJ the ..... cMilli. L uiaw-. "[IIliJ" 12wds.t I 1>0 WANT lOTEll Hl.l\ 111AT l Ai!WR£ HI$1NTEGR1TY. I'M I I [] LE.U4FE 31. Concemlng Sycamore Gallipolis, Ohio E.\T.-ll( D tea 'rl. VltupuaUon 28. Corporation oftlclalt Second& •:::::.::=- ... .,.· • ..._. . .,... pronoun TERRY VOYIR 29. In· reoidence :16. French 5AiA6ElV. r 32. RatUemake 39. Old-timeD 40. Yearn 41.Swonl (A 42. Collel" offldal Y!Niffdar•• OOWN 2. Cheer ~-Cool - .. cucumber 12wds.) 4.CragybiU 5. Tuk 1var.) II. Na\'lp.Uonal syotem OUR PARTS AND SERVICE-DEPARTMENTS DAIIlY CKl'PTOQUOTE- Here's bow to work It: AXYDLBA,AXR 1o LONGFELLOW One letter limply .ltaDds for anolber. In IIIia umple A Ia uoed for the lllfte L's. X for the two O's, el<:. Siqle ktWn. apootrophes, tile imcth and formation or the words are all .hlllta. E&cb day the code letters an: dllfem>l CAPI'AIN EASY WILL.BE CLOSED THE WEEK OF JULY 19 THRU 24th A FOR VACATIONS-----------------~-------~---- JKY , AWOV 3~cl Ave. OJWAA TPPR U ATKYJ ' \ ' JVK JVK WB IUD QPOJ PGY KBX · WB · AU B· BPLR l'Ht.l!rdoy'o c-r,·pt 41 le: ONE BHOUW STUDY )(EN <.:AREFIJLLY TO FIND OUT, FIRST. NOT WHAT IS BAD 1N TI!EM BUT WH.\T IS GOOD.- ·ABBE MiCHEL QUOIST t f'" llit ICiu • EWBC C WLJWPBUYD XGUXK . MWdleport, .0. 992-2196 W JKYKOJWBX KEITH GOBLE FORD, INC• S. q.o- uo OVKKY LUOGUA YKUCWBX · Q UJ- .. Bfor si.oo CrJptocnm FHhll~ 8)111tUo-:tiP. wua lo'_ . , , . , . . , • ,......_, GIANT $TOICI ACCISS MAaAUD I . Generation 2(r 111 Court St. Potnoi'oy, Ofllo I'VE O IGCO\IE.IZED 'T'f4AT PIA'II NG IT IS HAZAI:ZPOUS ATTAD<ING USED OFFSET PLATES HAVE MANY USES The .-Daily Sentinel 1H~T?' 15HETALL 1 7-lOtc For Sale f Aluminum Sheets Jf!, C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Complete Service · · Phone 949-3821 Racine, Cilia Crill Bradford 5-1 -ffc - SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Reasonable rates. Ph. 446-4782, Gallipolis. John Russell, OWner l!o Operator. S-13-lfc ~WOIM' THAP. -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 742-4902 For OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., . POMER Y. ' R~- Reasonable N. W. COMPmN. 0. D. . OPTOMETRIST ~ ~ ...,...,"'r.' OHIO VALLEY Oecorallng rates. Pl1one 992-321l. 6-24-JOtc Services, interior and ex· terior painting. Phone 614-367· FOR YOUR new shingled roof , 7685. 7-13-6tc contact Roush Construction . P11one 992-503'1. 7-9-JOtc ,WILL 00 roofing, painting, plumbing and carpenter work; also tearing down old Real Estate Sale buildings. P11one 992-1324 or 742-4979. HOUSE , 1640 Lincoln His .. 7-6-t2lc Pomeroy. Phone 992-2293. 10-25-ffc CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING.' Dick Vaughan, phone 992· SYRACUSE - House, 3 rooms 3374, Dale Lillie. phone 992· •nd bath, full basement, large 6346. lot. Pl1one 992-3205 or 992-2125. -------~6-~2~3-:;:JOI~c~ 7-14-6tp CONCRETE REAOY -MIX delivered right to your project. Fast and easy. Free estimates. Phone 992-3284. Goegleln Ready -Mix Co.• Middleport, Cillo. 608 East Main 6-JO.Ifc . POMEROY POMEROY - CLOSE TO SHOPPING - 1112 story frame. bath. 3 or 4 bedrooms, See Us At The ... full basement, cabinets in the kitchen. A BUY 56,500.00. ROUTE 124 ~ CLOSE TO POMEROY AND MID· DLEPORT - 3.33 ACRES, 1 story house, both, J $10,000.00 - or a good offer. 4 bedrooms , bath , garage . · bedrooms, forced a ir furnace, Alum. siding, 2 water Middleport . systems, 2 additional buildings. A NICE PLACE TO $19,500.00 - NEW 3 bedroom, LIVE. $15,900.00. one floor, 1112 baths. Carpeting . Gas furnace . Carport. TUPPERS PLAINS 1 LEVEL ACRE, 2 story frame $25,000.00 - 80 acres. Barn, home, bath, 4 bedrooms , outbuildings. 6 room house. carpeted, cellar. garage. IN Minerals. GOOD CONDITION $8,900.00. $12,000.00 - 3 bedroom paneled home . Ceramic bath. Modern POMEROY- 2 renlals, close to shopping, IN GOOD CONkitchen . DITION, ALWAYS RENTED. $6,900.00. $3,500.00 ~0 acres of woodland. Drilled well, septic TO BUY OR SELL tank, Minerals. 1 CALL US $1.500.00 - Building lot. Chester HENRY CLELAND water. REALTOR 992-3325 992-2378 HELEN L. TEAFORD, Office 992-2259 ASSOCIATE Rosidenco . 992-2568 7-11-<ltc 7-14·61c .. ...... . ~ .. \ . - ~·· .. ~Tic. es . ""'"' · ee:~D! . .L 'f. .& . Roofit&Carpenter · rk X ...USr WMlT 1'0 . · $26,500.00 - 3 bedrooms, l'h baths, central heat and AIR CONDITIONING. Garage. Jack W. Cersey, Mgr. Phone tn-2111 COAL, limestone. Excelsior Salt Works, E. Main St .• Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. 8-YEAR OLD palomino mare, 4-9-tfc· gentle, saddle and bridle. Pl1one 742-5865 Harrisonville. LOGAN FIRE and safety Cillo. equipment. Sales and service. 7-14-6tc All types and sizes of fire extinguishers. Special prices CANNING tomaloes. Geraldine on extinguishers for boats, Cleland, East Main, Racine, campers , homes. Also Ctlio. discount prices on other sizes. 7-14-181c Rt. J, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 992-3821. Owner Dwight PINTO GE LOI NG, 3 years old, Logan . very gentle, 59 Inches tall. 6-16-JOic Pl1one 992-7066. 2nd & Sycamore . _,. guaranteed . POMEROY REESE FURN. OUTLET · cancelled? water. Minerals. for Sale MATTRESS . . usmess ·· operator's license? Call 992· ONE LOT at 211 Broadway, ~2966 . Middleport. Pl1one. 6<17-3226 or DON'T PUMP your sluggish 6-15-lfc 992-7367 after S p.m. septic tank. Get Klean -Em7-16-JI.P AII septic tank cleaner. O'BRIEN ELECTRIC SERLandmark Farm Bureau, VICE. Phone 949-4551. 6 ROOMS and bath, split level. · Pomeroy. 5-JO.Ifc back and front porch, 7- t6-ltc aluminum siding, storm windows and doors. Monkey AWNINGS, storm doors and BOY'S 26" bicycle, Iike new. windows, carports, Run , phone 992-2045. Phone 992-2784. marquees.. aluminum siding 7-16-Jtp HOUSE, 8 rooms, Union Ave., and railing. Call A. Jacob, sales representative. For free Pomeroy. Call 992-5641. 1961 ARKANSAS 18ft. fiberglas estimates, phOne Charles. 7-16-6tp boat. 1961 Johnson 75 h.p. Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. motor. 1961 Gator-Tilt Johnson and Son, Inc. Trailer, fully equipped. Pl1one SIX ROOM house, bath, full 5-27-tfc 992-2172. . basement, 133 Butternut Ave .. 7-16-7tc just walking distance from BACKHOE AND DOZER work. downlown Pomeroy. Con,act . Septic tanks Installed. George Ed Hedrick, 2137 Wadsworth (Bill I Pullins, Phone 992-2478. Orive, Columbus, Ohio, phone 4-25-lfc 237-4334, Columbus. -5-9-tfc HARRISON'S TV AND AN MILL ENDS TENNA SERVICE . Phone 'CONVENIENT but secluded 992-2522. building lois on T79 at Rock CARPETS 6-10-lfc Springs . Within walking distance of Meigs High 501Nylon School. a 5 mlnule drive from O'DELL WHEEL alignment 12l15 thru 12x24 located at Crossroads. Rt. 124. Pomeroy . Call or see Bill Complete front end service, SALE PRICED Wi tie weekends or after S tune up and brake service. p.m . weekdays. Phone 992Wheels balanced elec 6887. REESE All work tronically . 7-11 -tfc 1969 BUICK LeSabre, 2-dr . hardtop, power steering, power brakes, air, 18,000 STEREO-RADIO, combination miles. Excellent condition. uni!, with AM-FM radio, 4 Phone 992-2288. speakers, dual volume con 6-3-lfc trol, modern maple console. Balance $79 .16 . Use our budget terms. Call 992-7085. 7-11 -6tc FENDER P. A. system. SSOO. Cameo electric guitar, 2 pickups. $40. ·Phone 94'1-3485. FREEZER SALE 7-15-3tc -;:=========:...... L 24 ACRE farm Long BottOm, wilh or wllhout farm NEW.&OLD WORK· machinery . House with 3 All WoHler Roofing & Con· bedroorns, dinlngroom, llvlng struction Co • . olld Anlllony room, 1'12 baths, enclosed Plumbing & Hellfi"t· back porch, wall fa wall· ·Complete Plllmllinv, ·Heoling carpeting Alumln ldl ancl Air Colldi!lonlng. · · um s ng, 270 Uncoln St.· Mid!lltport,O. awning, storm windows and PhDneft2-2551 storm · doors . City water. Insured_ Experitnced Selling due to Ill heallh. Phone Work Guraranteed 614-985-3'138. 6-23-JOtp SEPTIC tanks <leaned. Miller Sanitation, Stewart, .Cillo. Ph. HOUSEstoryandhalf, 6rooms, 6<12-3035. bath. Rutland. Phone 7C.2-12-lfc 5613. 6-25-lfc NEIGLER Construction. For S ROOM house, garage, water building or remodeling your and gas, good condlllon, 1 1·3 home. Call Guy Neigler, Racine, Ohio. acres just off Roule 1 bypass 7-31-lfc on Leading Creek Road. Pl1one 992-7142. 7-11-6tc RALPH'S CARPET - Up holstery Cleaning Service. 3 BEDROOM brick . home. Free estimates. Phone Choice location In Middleport. Gallipolis .c46-0294. · 3-12-lfc . Seen by appointment only. Phone 992-5523 after 4 p.m. 5-7-lfc AUTOMOBILE Insurance 7-16-Jtp FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to school. Phone 992·5434. STEREO-RADIO console, 410·18-lfc speed intermixed changer. The work on the Community Phone 992-2 156 NEEDLE sewing building and Calholic Church t.__ _ _ _ _ _ __ j TWIN machine 1971 model in new and several hOines which are walnut stand . All features built · in to make, _f~ncy under construction here are Wanted T0 Buy designs . Also buttonholes. progressing nicely. ANTIQUES, telephones. brass blind hems. etc .. 543.35, cash beds , clocks, dishe s, old price, or terms available. furniture , etc . Write M. 0 . Phone 992-5641. Miller. Rt. 4. Pomeroy, Ohio. 7-14-6tc Call 992-6271. itEM:'Tom Hill. He ploys 7-9-tfc VACUUM cleaner: Electro , S..ot & Turo ond Hygiene new demonstrator mo (Iss. But lie ploys ANTIQUE -S : dishes. has all cleaning attachments on111111 Serenode ond lelephones, clocks. brass plus the new electro suds for · y WIIH1m1 .too. Vorlaty beds. lamps. etc. Lee Rudisill, shampooing carpet. Only IM apia ol our music. Phone 992-3.03. $21.50 cash price or terms 7-1-JOtp available. Phone 992-5641. 7-14-6tc TOP PRICE on ginseng ond Golden Seal - yellow roo I. Seal MILLIONS of rugs ha ve been cleaned with Blue Lustre . It's lops and slem bone dry, clean no dirt. All roots. Bill Ballev. , America's finest. Rent · electric shampooer, Sl , Bater P.0.' Box 14, second Slreet, Furniture Compony . Reedsville, Ohio ~5172 . 7-14-6tc 7-1-30tc ------ Real Estate For Sale Balance $43.17. Call 992-7085. 7-11 -6tc Sealy Imperial spent Saturday bere witb his RESPONSIBLE person for parents Mr. and Mrs. Jessie route salesman. will share as Newell partnership. A. B.C. Cleaners, . Mason, W. Va . · 7-16-tfc Mrs. ldoma Johnston of Portland, 0., spent a few days _ _:.._ _ _ _ __: here visiting relatives and FARN at home addressing friends envelopes. Rush stamped selfMr _-,d Mrs Charles Nichols addressed envelope . The · · . Ambrose Co., 4325 Lakeborn, of Dllnois Is spending a few days Davisburg, Mich., 48019. vacation bere wilh his parents 7-2-JOtp . WMP0/1390 @) . Sales RIGGS BROS., INC. Mrs. Oscar Babcock. I ( tor o. QUAli.TY ' . .. 1970 KAWASAKI 350 5650. Roger Batr, Reedsville. Ohio. P11one98$-3'1S8. 1-9-7tc SEMI-DRIVER TRAINING du;~l volume control, .t. We ara .currently offering speaker sound system, lovel}' tractor trailer training Auto . walnut finish . Balance $62.97. through the facilities of the 1967 FORO Galaxle 500, 2 door, Use our budget terms. Call following lr.uck lines : V-8, automatic, power 992-7085. Sheridan Truck Lines, Truck s!eerlng. new tires. excellent 7-11./ltc Line Distribution Systems condition. Pl1one 9~9-3<481. Inc. , Express Parcel 7·16-31c Deliveries, Inc.. Skyline Deliveries, Inc . For ap- '54 MERCURY, 4 door sedan, plication and Interview call good shape, one owner. May 304-34.4-88-43 or write School be seen at Dotson Rest Home Safely Division, Advance corner of Fourth and AnSyslems, Inc., c-o Terminal derson Streets, Mason, or call Bldg., 5517 Midland Drive, Geraldine Dotson at 614-773· Charleston, West Virginia, 5712. 25306. 7-13-6tc 12'. • 14' • 24' • WIDE 7-15-2tc A real opportunity for an ambitious man ... good salary. Car furnished. Call 985-41H witb the Watsons returned to or see Ray or David Riggs ber home bere with them. Ray Watson, who has joined C1sir Newell of Columbus .. For Rent ----~ Va. Mary Louise Riggs returned home with them for a visit with Leota Massar. Mr. and Mrs. James Watson and family of calbert City, Ky. spent the week end at thelr home here. Miss Tammy Ruaell who bad spent a month training. . ·of· .. 7·14-llc COUNTRY home, close to Forked Run Lake. Couple, TEWKSBARY'S Barber Shop prefer retired couple, must will be closed Mon .• July 19th have references. Call 378-6298 thru Sat., July 24th. or write Wayne Prince, Long 7·14-3tp Bottom, Ohio. 7-15-31c DO IT YOURSELF Coin Operated Car Wash in Tup- HOUSE, 5 rooms and bath, garage attached. full pers Plains now open for basemen!, large lot. Midway business. William Connolly. 7-14./ltp Drive, New Haven. Available Augus! 1. Phone 304-882-2052. 7-11 -61c KQSCOT Kosmetlcs. JulyAugust special, Kare Kon dlllon all ss. Value now only TRAILER LOTS. BOb's Mobile $2.50. Distributors, Brown's, Court, Rt . 124, Syracuse. phone 992-5113. Ohio. 992-Z'/51. 7-4-lfc 4-2-lfc GaWpoliB. Lyons, all were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. .David Riggs and famlly of Vienna, W. 'AJ/' ~ day. a patient at Holzer's in By Mn. EvelyD Brkkles Mr•.and Mrs. Bob Tuttle of Columbua, Mr. and Mrs. "Bill Tuttle of Fairborn, Ohio spent Saturday night with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Veri Tuttle and. attended a family plenlc at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burk of Alfred. Also Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carr and fa!nlly attended. Mr. and Mis. Oscar Babcock, Mrs. Leota Massar of Easlern, Mrs. Eulah Swan and L. L. .. THOROUGHB.REO S!ud ONE BEDROOM !railer Service. Roman Caplain No. apartment, Ideal tor couples. 637410. $50 registered mares. Contact McClure's Dairy Isle, $35 grade mares . Return 992-52<48 or 992-3.436. privileges . Greg Roush. 7-14-121c PI101Je 992-503'1. 7-9-JOic MIODL E PORT - 3 room and ba!h, furnished apartment. Pl1one 992-3205 or 992-2725. REDUCE safe and last with 7-14-61p Gobese tablels and E-Vap water pills. Nelson Drugs. 6-27-JOip FURNISHE,O 4 room & bath . apt., adults only, Middleport. YARD SALE on Larkins St. Phone 992-3874. Rulland, Friday and Salur· 7-11-tfc and fa!nlly and James Smith. SOHIO Service Stallon at 418 W. Everyone is wishing Florence Main Slreet, Pomeroy, Is now new management by Circle a speedy recovery. Sbe is under Monld Good. Starling Mon - Tuppers Plains Society News ®' . . . -----....,..- Notice t • ·-Tile DI.II.J Sti4i..l, M~port..Pcmeroy, 0., July 11, lt'1l Not.ICe· ' 1..... r. �11-TIIIo.JI,JS lhtel IIIMeuuii:Piauaot,O.,Jaly11,1f11 500 Wildcatters Fired 11J JOHN T~ UDY u.IW Pna 1111 ul' e' About 5eO memben <~. the CGmmunlcationWcdenmAm, erlca were find 'l'bunday by the UDIIed Co. afla- they staged wildcat strikes in 120bio COO!IJIW!itios. Tile waltovts came •bout one day afla11,1!011 Obioans joined a 11iilionwide strike against BeH TeJe.. phone Systems. A c<mpany spatesman fr<m the Ulliled Telephone beadquarten In Mansfield said the worters were fired the walt struck facilitios: f'w cu._ O!O):=~•"C:_ ..... ''We have-..pervbory person· nelwboaremanningtheswlfcb. bolnl . l!lld "" are aperaling go!DC)' installation :m1 repair 8ei'Yice," be seid. Neaotiali<m between United and the CWA lnh off last Wed[ hy and Obio locals, because Double FMiwe Progrom DIRTY DINGUS .MAGEE GP CWA official I Obio BeH of creating "instant IDIMges ment" workers by handing out sped" ldenlifiCallcin cards to wcaka$ trying to enlier buiJd, days. GARDEN CITY, N.Y. "(UP!) _ Newspaper Publisher W'llliam' Attwood who dined with ChoU En.W' on June 21 reported today that the ings. munist Ollnese premier put Robert Lapp, area 1ep , cmditions on any prospective !alive fiM' CWA loeiloto, said visit to Peking by PreSident tbe ID cards could be uaed to Nixon. , · bring"!l!;aba"and''s1rikebreakAttwood, in a copyright story en" into officps, Obi0 Bell seid tbe cants giveo only to legitimate: agement emplo)'es to I* event GALIJPOI,IS, Ohio (UPI) miP"•terstandinp with pickets and to avoid mnec ary jost- Chesler L. TannehiH, father of ling. 19-fearo()Jd John TannehiH who Tbe jostling in Cleveland played table tennis In Com1bursdayresulledinlaeerations munist China earlier this year, · to a policempn when be was said today his son had hoped the p•s!Jed lbrough a plate glass athletic venture would lead to window· when be attempted to something like President esccrt supervisory pa5GIIIIel Nixon's announced visit to mainland China. lbrough picket lines. "Jolm told me he had a Tlwlllele Dayt. feeling the table tennis venture In Dayton, 'l'bursday, for tile second -..tive day police probably would provide the nre called to the scene to e&cort supervisory persoll!l!el into the BeD facility. ' In Colnmt.,., Mrs. Marie IJer, enburgrr, president of CWA Joe, Approximately 350 persons al 4310, said Obio Bell was "top the Thursday night attended heavy" with Jnanagemenl Mrs. Derenburgrr said these evangelistic Crusade being held people are kept on the payroll at the Southern F(}o\ball only to have somecme maintain stadium. The Rev. Charles Norris, service during strikes. Thomas c. Ryan, aemand, evangelist, the Norris Quartet and Dennis Manuel singing "When They Ring Those Golden ''Wt terminated a tittle ovrr 500 workel's," said the spokes- Po"}~!~:s~::.':r":'"'r man: "When they had the wildcat walkout ... which is in vic»lation of the CODtnict extension, tlley were given time to repCrt back to the l ob or he terminat. ed. "It varied from location to location, but lhoae who did not report back were tennlnated," he said. "Those no went back to WIM'k are still employed by the coillpany ." 1hi spokesuum said supervis<n took over operation of the George Kennedy - Plus- ELVIS a film about him. " thai's the way ills" Color Elvis Presley .-----•G S.tunloy, July 17 Double Feature "CANNON FOR CORDOBA" George Peppard (PII!IVision) GP "THE McKENZt E BREAK" (Color I MEIGS THEATRE; . Tonightlllru Tuesdoy July 111-20 GP TORA! TORA! TORA! (Tedlnicolorl U. S. Sequences: Martin Balsam Joseph Cotton First showing at populo prices! Sun., Mon., Tues. July 11-lt-20 Double FMhlre Progr•m "SCARS OF DRACULA" 350 Attended Crusade Talk "G" -PI~­ "HORRORS OF FRANKENSTEIN" SHOW STARTS7 P.M. McCLURE'S Soft lr.e Cream Sandwiches Of All Kinds Soft Drink$- French Fries Speciali1ing In Foot LOng Hot Dogs IUBBtAr..R UCENSE Bells," were well received, it Wayne Irvin Bambart, 19, was reported. Pomeroy :ml Manbe Leann The message for this evening Chicken ~sket Carry Out Service 'lborntAin, 17, Deder, Rl 1; Wyatt Emmett Raclmd, 63, Pcmall)', Rl 3, and Belva Marie Roush, 47, VIMiepcrt; Ronald lawtence McNally, :M, AmesviDe, Rl I, :ml Ev8line Ellie Arnold, 22, Famerot, Rl. 4; M)t on c-u,lk!ll Bess, 75, Syracuae,.:ml Susie Margweile Wood, e, Syta-. NEW HOURS Monil.y thru Tllursday Friday and Saturday 10 ti110:00 10 tilll :30 12 tilll :00 Sunday McQ.URE'S DAIRY ISLE Miclclleport, o, f92s5241 4111 & Locust lefNa~- ? CIIINe. 4'111 Naa..IJIDII~No.t REPOJniM cummON, coN!iouDATING llOMESl'lC IIJBSIDIAIUES, OF 'I1IE . POMEROY NATIONAL BANK of Paerll)' bl lbe Stale W 01110, at the ciGie of b I 1 1 oa "-e .. lJ7I piblil' e•lrl•ee~ •• to CaD made by Complnl1a- mlbe Cwnuey, uder Title lZ, Uelled States Code, Sed111 111. 48SEUI Cash l!lld due from banks $ 901,061.'111 U.S. Treasury securities 5,3Z'l,OZ3.75 Obligations of otbd' U.S. Government agencies and l1J:ptii!ti(BB ° 617,491.51 Obligatioos of States and political PJbdivisions • - , - - - - - 1,000,411!1.58 OthersecurltfH , • • 22,74UO Federal funds sold and .securities purchased under agreements to resen - - - - - - - - - , - 1,0'15,GOO.OO Loans ° ° ° 5,11li,710.94 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and other assets repce enting bank premises - - - - - - - - 127,553.43 Other assets - • - - - . 6,5)9,22 T<YrAL ASSEUI - - - .. - - - - - - - - - , - - , $14,243,592.71 LIABD.lriES Demand depos!IB Ill individuals, parlnenbips, andCClptii!tions - • - - - - - - - - - - - - - $3,431,291.31 Time and SIIVInp deposits Ill individuals, partnershlpa, and cwporations • - - - • - - - - 1,103,%17.71 Depoalts of i1llited States Govemnent - - - - - - - - - - - 31%,586.17 . DepoaiiB of States and poHiical subdivisions - - - - - • - - , - 1,194,801i.73 Certified and officers' checks, etc. 40,4111.57 TOTAL DEPOSITS • $13,aTI,316.49 (a) Total c.tanam de!i<mts - · - • - - - - - $ 4,301,241.29 (b) Total time and savings deposits - - $8,T10,07Ul Otherliabilltiea , - - - - - - - • - - - • - - , - - 41WI2 T<YrAL IJABIUTIES - - - - - - - • • - - - - - - $13,U9,850.31 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURll'lES Reserve for bad debt losses oo loans (setupPifSU8DitoiRSrulings)--------------- f!lll.al3 T<YrAL RESER~ ON LOANS AND SECURITIES - - - - - f!lll.al3 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Equity capital-lOla! - - - - - - - - - • - - - - - - , - - $J.03$ 07U7 Common Stock-lola! par value · - - - - - • - - - 200,GOO.OO . No. sbares authmized 1,000 No. sbares outstanding a,ooo Surplus - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - &OO,GOO.OO UJ¥lividrd prcilits • - • · • - - - - · - - - 235,074.27 TOTAL CAPITAL AC<XJUNTS 1,035,07U7 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESER~, AND CAPITALACCOUNTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 a 0 2 0 • , • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • • 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 2 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 2 • 0 I 0 o • 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 2 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 a 0 0 0 1 0 0 • 0 a 0 2 • • • 0 2 0 3 2 2 • 2 0 I a a - - - - - a a I - - - - - eom: - - - - - - - a - - - - - - wiH he "A Message for These Times" with the Bob Sayre family presenting several numbers. Saturday night will he youth nightandw!Hfeature the Exline Sisters from Jackson. The topic for Saturday will be "Teenage Hang-Ups." On Sunday the Rev. Norris wiH speak on "The Signs of Times and the Coming of Christ" with the Syracuse choir to he presenting several numbers. - - - • I 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 Pemberton, Pottenberg, Scott, Speck, Swanheck, Young, DAZZLE YOUR DIAMOND recent decisions to lift trade and travel · reslricttoos. . ,Altboygb hill IIDII<llllCeiilt cai'De aa a cimplele surprise, Nixlin had sev«11l times earner expo: m d a desire to travel in Ollna at smne fu~ time. Ala meeting Ill tile American Society of Newspaper Editors in w~ last April 16 and again in a news confenmce April 29, he spoke with respect of tile II . John is in Sweden, practicing table tennis. He left the United States for Europe In June and is to return home arom~d Labor Day. "John had been hoping his trip would ·lead to better relations with Communist China, and I guess this is the beginning," TannehiH added. withdrawing troops from Taiwan (Formosa) . and recognizif\8 that tbe future stab!S of this offshore iSland is an iniernal affair of the People's Repubnc of Cbina. "II has always been a province .of China and was recognized by President Truman .when he admitted it was an Internal Chinese problem... ' "Our demand is that your government no longer interfere In Chinese internal affairs, that U. S. forces he withdrawn from Taiwan and the (Formosa) Straits and lhat yov respect Our sovereignty over Taiwan, just as \Ve respect yours. We would certainly not Interfere in your internal affairs. "Once this problem is settled, all others can he, and we wiH be able to resume normal diplmnatic relations." Attwood Jnade a 17-day visit to China and is reporting his experiences In his Long Island newspaper under the tiUe ''China Diary." Mrs. Neub:ling I continued from page I) Vice-President of the Central Turf Grass Day Set for August 2 Turf · grass is receiving much more atlelltfon today due to tbe greater Interest In sediment control through grass coverage. GoH course managers, athlelfc field supervisors, and home owners are Invited to the Turf Field day at the new turf graBS research facWty at Ohio State Unlverafty in ColumbUB Monday, Aug. 2. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The facillty is located on Mannack Read nortb of the west campus of the university. JOBLFSS COUNTED COLUMBUS ( UP! ) Preliminary figures for the week of July 10 show 78,040 Ohioans were unenlployed for one week or more, the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services reported Thursday. The bureau said the figure compared with 74,503 unemployed persons the previous week. The average number . of persons unemployed one week or more in July of last year, however, was .59,868. JIY DIANA BROWN GALIJPOLIS - To the sbores of the Uliled Slates n!C!!Dtly came a young man rroms.;~ . l)omi..'k I eisinbacJI. 26, very per· ...,.hie :m1 hmble, is a native of near u-ne. SWibslml. Adramatic new setting wi II bring out afl the fire and brilliance of your diamond. We have everything from pins to rings lo pendanls . .. each desipd lo make any diamond look lqer, lovelier, more •1Jii5h. We, the undersigned directors attest the c..-reclness of tlis report of conctitloo and declare lhat it has been examined by us and to the best of our lmowleilge and belief is true and COI'fl!CI. EdiaOI HGblleller Dlrecton *'=====~==f'* Lows in the middle 50s to 60. Variable cloudiness ncx-theast and parify sunny southwest Saturday. High in the upper 70s to the lower 80$. work interests deeply, he came in contact with Bill Smith, Ohio State's Extension representative in Gallia County. Smith arranged for Dominik to stay a week with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Childers, Vinton. Being from a fore ign country, AmericanS ·are likely to ask hiin what he likes about America, as I did~ He said there were many things he liked about America,. but especially agriculture and ' (continued fr<m page 1) per cbild. An amouncerilent was IDide in rmmnwli following a aeries •« meetings around~ state 'lbwillay lbat ·blgh acboolluilkin would be ina'ea8ed 1r<m $2115 to $4Gfi per rduc!enl l!lld aU: eleoientary schools will charge at ~$lOOper child. Dump Attac~f}fl ~nd Time SAIGON- MILITARY 8PODSMI!:N SAID TODAY that Viet Cong c<mmand.. tried for the .,.,.., time in a DIOIIIII to eiJ)Iode an ammunition dump in the northern quarter of Sauth Vietnam. Guards at the dump fdDed one of tile raiders and the others fled before they could do aoy •mar. Due GI waa wounded in an ~~~~e of gunfire as the raiders fled. The body of me Viet Cong was found lllis ... .,.,., , admits that he likes the United Stales, but especially farming, and tile AmerieaD peqlie. ))Qninik leaches farm management and vocational apiadllftina lrclmiral school in Switzerland. He is being interviewed by Diana lkowo, DPDber rl. the Times-Sentinel staff. LEADERS Mr. Belles, 96, L~lators Died Thursday (Continued from Page 2) by the wayside. Kurfess said be did not faVIM' the provisions r1. tile c<mpromisebiUbutfeltobligedlovole for il since he belped fashion it. He indicated faHure ~ the bill could have been uaed to sbow the House oppolll!d Gov. Jolm J. Gilligan's graduated stale incuoe tu tviii£pl. It was suggested that Kurfess made tbe revelation In .an attempt to disassociate the GOP from the tu bill, which stroog1y r sembled the original package of the govern..- in minialure form. Despite his ezpr d opposilion, the Speaker declined to say he would wart agalm\ the soolled Gilligan principles of taution if they appeared in the bill wben it returns fr<m the , Senate in future weeks. "At tbis pointl wouldn't COOlmit myself to any conference committee position, but I have agreedtoconferencereportabefore that contained tbings I was not in fllv..- of," Kur!ess said. In legi•lat.ive actioo Thursday before tile weekend adjournment, the House: _ Passed .unanirnously and returned to the Senate legis'!•. lion sHOwing tile state to p!l a Shaker Heights National Guard Armory , up f..- sale through e<mpetitivebidding withaminimum bid of $35o 000 the amount offered by land stating Club. _ Passed ~ and sent to the Senate ~Uon clarifying local opllcin questions 011 the ballot to prevent a situation that happened in Bexley last ·Novemherwberevotersatlempting to ban 3.2 per cent beer actually authorized 6 per cent beer. Wesley S. BeUes, Sr., 96, died Thursday at the htme of his daughter, · Mrs. Fern B. llaynuin, · Racine, Rt. Z. Mr. BeUes had resided with her 17 years. Mr. BeUes, born In Beavrr County, Pa., was preceded In death by his parents, bls wife and three sons. He was a member of the East Letart Methodist Church. Surviving are Mrs. Hayman; a son, Zuriah BeUes, La Plrle, Ind.; four grandch!ldren, 12 great-grandchildren and several _llieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Sunday at 1 p.m. at Ewing Chapel with the Rev. Dale McClurg officiating. Burial will be in Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may caH at the funeral home anytime. the Oeve- mEMENCAUED Tbe Middleport Fire Dept. was called '11lurlday at 10:42 a.m. to the D..-otby Roller tesideuce 011 Soatb Satb Sl to fight a brush fire that had caught a fence on fire. Are Open Until Shop In Comfort On All 3 Floors See The Many New Arrivals In Wearing Apparel For Your FamUy Alul Furnishings For Your Home hemmed in on aU sides by mountains, althoughtheydohaveflaUand, valleys and rolling hills. Tile Swiss people are not so actively engaged in agriculture as they Oll<.'e were, foUowing the trend of the limes. At present, "there are probably about 8-10 pet. of the population engaged in agriculture, I'm sure not more than that," he said. Land is precious to the Swiss. Nearly aU the land that can be farmed is being farmed. Farms are family !arri.s -and do not change hands as rapidly as here. Americans may aHow grass to grow around the edges of their fences, but the Swiss clip the grass close to allow for muimwn usage of the soil. Much more intensive use of the land is necessary. The Swiss produce !iQ-'0 pet. of their own food, but they find it necessary to impcx-t much of their grain. They also have above average precipitation which caHs for specialized farmin g. About agriculture, he noted that Swlt.erland is riot as fuHy mechanized as America - not necessarily for lack of revenue, but because some of the land would be difficult to farm by machine. Much work · is stiH done by hand. Having been here such a short while, I wondered if there might be any trouble in communications. The Olilders tl>ougbt (Continued on page 2) DOMINIK LEISIBACII, SWISS NA'l1VE visiting the United Stales this swnmer, chats with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Olilders, Vmton, in The Times-Sentinel news room. Dominik is visiting different Ohio farms to learn how farming methods and extension work here differs fr<m Swit.erland. While in Gallia County, the Olilders provided a home f..- Leisibach. ·tmts wilb ......_ of sbowas lil afteraoon or at night. High upper~ or precious to them since not all the little they have can he farmed. Tile Swiss are + Mmday iua ring dmdiness Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 11,000 Families Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley and liB. 28 PAGES · VOL VI NO. 25 THREE SECTIONS SUNDAY, JULY 18. 1971 Pomeroy-Middleport Hole-in-One I'O)IEROY - A $Dl prize will be given to eac:b one making a hoie4no()ne in tbe seo .... annual IJole.Jn.One contest to be staged at the Meigs County Fabgt ouuds Aug. 23 through the 28th ......... by the Puwaoy - Middleport Uoos' Club.. · Paul Kloes, pre;ident of the club and Tam C II chairman of the event, anOOUDCed lbat' the person cmning closest to the . pin during the six day event will receiw a ""'t of golf clobs. A doren golf halls will be awarded each day to the pa:soo closest to the hole. In tbe wamen and junior division, 16 and glder, trophies will he awarded at the close Ill the contest to the respective winners. 'lbe sec<n1 and !bini winners each day will m:eive a ·golf cap. 1brougb the coopdation or the Meigs Cwnly FoiriJoarda nnr tee and green has beeD placed alongside the secretary's building .It is a 190-yanl drive from the tee to pin. Tbe event w1H be be1d each evening 1r<m 6 to 9 p.m. A donatioo of $1 entiUes one to play. Proteeds are used in the Club's ea- vatim Sight Prclgram. The Lions Oub lurnlsbes gla to needy children 1r<m toddler tlnugh high scbool age. Talent Acts To be Signed Junicx- Fair Farm Bureau Federation Talent sr- according to Mrs. Dan Notter and Mrs. C:larles Shaver, rochairmen of lhetmevenl Tbe 15lh anmw show will he held on Friday, Ang. 6, beginning at 7:30pm., on Main Stage at the Gaiiia County Junior Fait gnon•l• The tm cmtesl wiD be divided into rourd• e! : u:rearsandunder; 13-16; 1721 :m1 mixed age group. Tile cmtest is open to anyooe living in GaUia Olunty '*' those attending a Gallia Oluilty lJd!ool Oonteslants sbould cmtact W. R. (Did) Bt-u, Mrs. Notter or Mrs. Shaver f..- entry Nanb, ..- they may register 1r<m entry Nanb wbicb will appear in the local paper lalier this month. Deadline for enllring the cmtest is Aug. 4. ·· Tile J11115iaiD is spons..-ed by the Farm Bureau Fedel a tim to encourage youth to display tbeir talent and be JECI!CI. I van- witua>s will appear as speccal guests C11 WSA7rTY lalel' in August, and will be I* 11 n'.ed trophies fiM' thelr efforts. Basis far judging will be on originality, audience appeal, ability, poise, showmansbip and appearance. OUW~ty judges will select this year's winnen. JUDGIIEN'I' ASQD One.suit f~ money bas been flied in Jlei3s County O•w- Pleas Court by Doyt Gallaway, dha Gallaway Equipment em,at~J, SR 58 East, Athens, against Gene CoQgo, Long Bott<en, RL I, for ..... ptus iallresl NE~~it~" 15 CENTS Gallipolis-Pnint Pleasant Chinese Learn of President's Visit Worth $200 In Contest GAUJPOIJS- Appli~:ations are now In The Evening little from that of American farm yoolhs. He bas two sisters and~ father living. ()ne of .his sisters is in college and one is a teacher ' His father takes care or the farm back at home. He graduated from the University in Berne, Swit.erland, only last year. He has been teaching the past year in· a technical school (or vocational agriculture and doing extension wor~ in farm managemeno. The school's session runs from October until May since boys are needed at home in May to help with farming. Tile Swiss technical ·schools, where the boys are taken from high school after two years and enrolled in technical schools, are much like specialized high schools. He~e the similarities between Dominik's backgrom~d and an American farm · backg rom~d ends, because I found that Dominik speaks four languages, a feat of which few Americans can boast. He speaks German, his native tongue; French, which he learned at school, and also Italian and English. He added that the Swiss have no national language or their own, although their German is a variation from the German spoken in Germany. He said almost aH European conege siUdents are bilinguaL American farm backgrounds also differ from Swiss farm backgrounds, for Swiss dairy farms are very small. Land is WEATHER REPORT Mmday in ~eing pe<JPle. Wouldn't you know - a logical answer! Dominik's background differs very Jllldi,J llllln.J :!Uaday Wlth ligb fr<m mid 211 to mid liB. Partlyciolld,ySilnday mgbl with Ia* in ....... 5Gs lD ~ 61);. being accepted f..- the Gallia CoWity Friday and Saturday Elberfelds In Pomeroy I AN AWABIB P£icsoNALITY,Dlminlk Lelsibach, visiting the United States <i four Arab nations conferred today with Palestinian gDI!Irillacbieftalns. The guerrillas claimed that King H11811eln's govaiWIIe.lt had committed ma"a«n~ againsl commandcis in the latest baWing in Jordan. In Amman, tbe Jordanian govenment aaid Arab CIJIIIs mandos had been swept ovt <i their wlban basH- and had moved Into new areas. MERSA MATRUH, l!lGYPT - l ... _ Arab Leaders in Conference fa Dies • at He's News .•. in Briefs Oivision; Miss Pam Stevenson, of MI. Sterling, the 1971 Governor of Buckeye Girls' State, and Roger Smith, Circleville, Department of Ohio Commander of the American Legion. A joint memorial service with the Legion wiH he held Sunday morning. at the SheratonClevetand Hotel. Others from auxiliary units in Meigs County attending the convention are Mrs. Charles Kessinger, Mrs. Golda Moorning, Mrs. DeUa Stahl, Patty Might, Catherine Welch, Mrs. Harry Davis, Mrs. Myrtle Walker, Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. John Boyd, Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., Mrs. Iva Powell, r: Mrs. Pearl Knapp, Meigs, and ~R nf Mrs. Dorothy Hecker, of Gallipolis. Jamie David Parsons, Jr·• infant son of Koleen Kirtham , Parsons and Jamie David Pleasant VaHey Hospilal Parsons, Columbus, died ADMISSIONS : Addis Willis, Thursday at Pleasant Valley Lakin; Sherrie Roush, Letart; - Hospital where he was born Mrs. Ray Wibnoth, Mrs. Evelyn July 11. Lane, all Point Pleasant. In addition to his parents he is DISCH AR G E S : John survived by patemal grands Bresenham, Terry Neal, Mrs. parents, Martha and Roy Thomas McDaniels, Charles Parsons, Basban; maternal Rice, Gary Watson, Audrey grandparents, Joann and Reed Starrick, MW:S. Richard Holland, Kirkham, Rutland; greatMrs . David Carson, Mrs. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Himey, Oscar Sayre, Edward Parsons, Wayne Mrs. M1ldred W~er, Robert County, W. Va.;. Mrs. LoweH Walker, Mrs. Mar1e Ward and McComas, Huntington; Mrs. VIVIan Mayes. Ruth Miller, Provo, Utah; Mr. BffiTHS : July 15, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Orla George Kirkham, and . ~s. Charles Shepherd, Columbus. Graveside servicd Gallipolis Ferry. wiH he held Saturday at 3 p.m. at Letart Falls Cemetery with Veterans Memorial Hospilal Reed Kirkham officiating. ADMISSIONS - Thomas Lutheran , Racine ; Lena NOW YOU KNOW Heilman, Pomeroy. Pecans have the highest fat DISCHARGES - Samuel Bartrug, Marvin Teaford, Ava content of any vegetable product. Gilkey, Charles Hayes. CLASSES NOTED Tennis classes are being held Saturday; 8-10 and 11).!2, with a fee of $2.50. Adults are welcome, said Jitn Butcher, instructor.' Weather ' Dnml ..'k aniYed in Columbus 011 May S to allml ~, in agriculture and ---· ·· • at OIJio Slate. Since extension RITES SET IIIID·I•f' JIING lilTING ...______....,__________________. .. -. . surprised, Graveside rites for Dr . Raymond Singleton, Charleston, W. Va., who died Thursday, wiH be held Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at the Downing family mausoleum at the Riverview Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, the former Marie Downing, daughter, and grandchildren. He was a'relired den list. 0 I, Maxine Griffith, Cashier, of the above-<uuned bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and benef. surprised me," the elder TannehiH added, "and I think John was sui'prised, happily Mastics, McNamara , Nixon, - 0 announcement . MEMORANDA Average <i total deposits f..- the 15 calendar .days ending with can dale $12,719,061.30 Average Ill total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with can date - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - $5,728,7tl.49 0 President's COLUMBUS (UP[) - Here's Kurfess. bow Obio House members voted Democrats against (6) for the state income tax bill, Bower, Christiansen, Hinig , approved 54-42: Maddux, Shoemaker, Black. Democrats for ( 38) - Arm- Republicans · against (36 ), bruster, Baumann, Camera, Baker, Butchelder, Bechtold, Celebrezze, Celeste, Del Bane, Boyd , ereasy, Cruze , DaVl'dson, Fiocca, Flannery, Fries, Hale, Fraser, Fry, Galbraith, Hall , Headley , James, Heistand, L. Hughes, R. Jaslrulslti, Johnson, C. Jones, Hughes, Kerns, Kindness, Lancione, Lehman, Mallory, Knight, Levitt, Luther, McCarthy, McLin, Mueller , Mayfield, Murdock, Netzley, Nader, Ostrovsky, Pease, Norris, Oliver, Paulo, Pfeifer, Quilter, Rankin, Riffe, Roberto Colcar, Riechel, Scherer, SchRusso, Rutkowski, Smith, J . IDI'dt Schuck Thorpe Tulley ' ' White ,' Sweeney, P. Sweeney, I. Wiessert, Welker, Thompson , J . Thompson , Wilhelm. Weyandt, Wilkowski. Democrats not voting (I) Republicans for ( 16 ) - wargo. Albritton, Hadley, Heit.elman, Republicans not voting (2)D. Jones, Lampson, Manning, · Mossey, Voinovich. 1 I opening for something of this nature," Tannehill, 56, executive editor of the Gallipolis Tribune said. "But the suddenness of the How They Voted - - I in Newsday, said Cbov-told blm Nixoo or his emissary would be welcome td Ollna but only on the conditim it was understood "undrr what circumstances the visit would be Inade." . He quoted Chou as saymg:· " Normalizing diplomatic relations between Olina and the United Slates depends on your Hopes Maybe Fullfilled -Plus- Brian Keith Helmut Griem Obio director of the 'CWA, said the union is not about to 'bl!ck down on Its delnands for a 11u:ce year CODiract and·a 25 per cent pay Increase. "1be morale of tile membership is high and tlley are determined to bring this .strike to a successful conclusion," he said. · (cootinued fr<m page 1) nations. Any nation can he our friend without being any other nalion's enemy." Olou's invitation and the Ptl!Sident's acceptance of it Jnarted In iiself • significant movement toward normiliza, lion of relalioos whicb Nixon bas sought for SOOie time. It foDowed on the heels of seven~! gestures by the President toward . Cmnmunist Olina, most significantly his :~t':!:~E:~ ~e==::?~~ · C hou Laid Down Conditions a"' Tonighl, July 16 SwiSs Likes President to Vis·it China Extensionists Will Look for Community Problems in Meigs POMEROY - ldeeUficaUOD of CGDmualty prellk:IDI will be lbe ob. jec11ve of • l!oonty drvelopmeDt group behJsiJIDIIIOred by tbe Melli Coauty Cooperative Exle•i• Service. Tills ~JJ!UDIIy mouree drwloptnelll Jll"'ll'UUl fa a put of lbe Cooperalive Exleadoa Service ae11vltlel. AI Gellres, Diet ThiiiU!I, AI Pa&b -.I BillSI!aw, Exfetlllcle sptelaillll mm ObfoStateUIIivenfly, wiD beclnwlrlbeieMODday,July IS, to ldei!llty problt1D5 aad Interview leaden. The ~ r1. eoiiNkbJug Glls c:emmfttee II to identify, olady, ul assist iD reaaiviBg lllllj..-luwes af the e.aty-wide -..fly. Tbe <*o Cooperative ExleaiCII Service fa eommltled to actively support lbe loeel <!ommltlte. Tbe An!a ResG!!tte Developmeet Agent, WOllam Shaw, will w«l dlrecDy willl the ecmmlttee llloug with tile CGIUily flleulty. SIDlfl•l'Jli'Ogratilll bave been set ap In dx other c-lles Ia Ohio with . - belne bl aperallou m<ft IliaD two yean, ace<ll'llble te the ipftfllliata. Tbe spedalls., wiD ceadaet re,.taaaui SDney~ iD fdeaUfyiag eGIIImunlty k t *n for lbesladyeommlliee. '11ilsll!dy I!IIIIDIIttee wiD .-1st of Mlo Z5seleeled leai!en mm .... ' poatlllece.ty City ud I!OUiy lllfldall ullelmw fnm olbel' -lies wllere CGD, munlty dewltptDelll c.umlltees ftt'e formed uld they weleomed the farmalloa cindlep-lftiP. They alaoladfcaled lllahecb ap-uap111111id bee ~at aid iD sbarlal 1be bl!rll9 of uy pnjeeh1 I lakee by tile tll'l'-ity. I HOLE-IN-ONE CONTEST - Paul KloeS, left, president of the Pomeroy Middleport Lions' Club, and Tom cassel!, chairman of the Hole-In-One Golf Contest to he held Aug. 23 through the 28th, display the set of golf cluba to he presented to the person closest to the pin during the six day event which will be staged at the Meigs County Fairgrounds each evening from 6to 9p.m. Strike Could End Service Extended MIDDLEPORT - The Imperial Electric Company here, closed by a strike since June 3, announced Friday vacalions for all personnel could start at once, with pay, if it is agreed to end the slrike. Employes gathered Friday at the plant picket tine, according to Sol Smith, manager, to demand vacation pay. Normally the plant shuts down the last two weeks in July for vacations. A mediation session arranged by the U. S. Mediation Service was scheduled last week for next Tuesday. The company said: "The company announced Friday that it is delaying the scheduling of vacations until the strike is ended. The contract that expired on June 3 provides for vacation pay to he made at the .lime the employes begin their vacations . "Before · the time arrived for the normal shutdown of the plant to permit employes to take their vacation the employes went on strike, thus preventing a plant shutdown for vacation purposes. How ·is it possible to be on strike and GALUPOUS - A new service wiH start Monday at Holzer Medical Center, First and Cedar Street. CaHed Home Health Services, it is designed to extend hospital care into the home after the patient has been discharged. Under a federal grant through the Appalachian Regional Conunlssion, the medical center has started the progJam on a trial basis to determine if it can he seHsupporting in two years. A team of nurses will be available through Home Health Services to make horne visits to see patients that have been referred to them by a physician. Tile program has been in the planning and development stage 1..- six weeks and the nurses wiH make their. initial home visit tomorrow. Director of Home Health Service is Mrs. Jean Neal, R.N., a 1963 graduate of Hot.er Medical. Center School of Nursing. Working with her are two part-tp R. N.'s, Mrs. Sara Northup and Mrs. Carol Cremeans. Secretary for the department is Mrs. Jane Martin of Point Pleasant, W. vacation at til& same time? "H the union wants the employes to be on vacation now, are they saying they wiH caD off the strike? "H they are willing to end the strike, the company wiH agree to the employes taking their vacations now, and at the end of the vacation period plant operations wiH reswne while we negotiate the contract." Gallipolis Given Antoinette~ Bust GALLIPOLIS Edwin N. Cherrington , Easton , Md., Saturday donated a bust of Marie Antoinette to the city of Gallipolis. The bust, which was made in Paris, was given by Mr. Cherrington to the city in acknowledgement of the importance Marie Antoinette played in the settlement of the city of Gallipolis while reigning as Queen of France. She aided the Frenchmen who originaUy settled this area. The bust was presented to the French Art Colony for display by the city throug~ special permission obtained from Mr. Cherrington. BENCH FOURTH Mr. CherringtOn is a brother of the late LOS ANGELES (UP! ) - The Henry Cherrington. Hollywood Bacheloretts Society, a group of young aclresses and models, named vocalist Tom Jones "The ri10st magnetic IS KILLED man in the world" for the second conFLORENCE, Ky. (UP!)- Edward L. secutive year. Cincinnati Reds A)I.Star Rutledge, 33, Dayton, Ohio, was killed Catcher Johnny Bench was the · IO)ll'th early Satur:day wben nis car ran off fnrm~nerup . ler!ltate 75 near here in Boone Cwnty . tlST WAS SILENT GAWPOUS - Tile 9lst alarm of the year was answered Friday by the Gallipolis Fire Deparbnent. 'l'be "silent nm" was to ScOtten Dillon Firm at 700 FirstAve.,in response loa caH received at 6:20p.m.lhata sprinkler sy•!em cut off. A check of the building was made .for fire or !eats. Va. Including Ralph Burner, M.D., mediCal advisor for tbe program, a ten-member advisory board has been selected fr<m Gallia and Mason Counties and is composed of ·persons representing various professions and geographic areas within the county. Included on the advisory board are : Dr. Burner ; Robert Fanning, Assistant Administrator, Holzer MediCa! Center; Barbara Betz, Assistant Director of Nursing Service, Holzer Medical Phys_ical Center; Herman Dillon, Therapist, Holzer Medical Center; Mrs. Francis Th<mas, school teacher ; Rev. Paul Hawk, mmisler; Mrs. Jerry Miller, social worker, and Mrs. Sue Bevrrly, housewife, aU of Gallipolis; and Raymond Musgrave, Jr., attorney; and Frank Cremeans, principal; of Point Pleasant, W. Va. The advisory board met once in July and elected Mrs. Sue Beverly chairman and formed some of the c:DDID!ittees required to operate the Home Health Service Department. They also approved . the. Home Health Service policies. Anti-U.S. Rhetoric Continues HONG KONG Communist China's millions were being told quietly and with no fanfare Saturday the man they bave heard denounced almost daily as a "war-hawking 'god or plague" soon will be visiting Peking. The government bas made no effort to explain the sudden invitation to the leade• of a nation an entire generation of Chinese bas been taught to hate. When President Nixon sent U. S. troops into Cambodia last year, the official Peking People's Daily newspaper said "like his predecessors, Nixon 'is an extremely ferocious war criminal." Reacting to Nixon's initiatives last October fer a sett.......,t <i the Indochina War, the People's Dllily said ''to cover~ the ugly features of U.S. ~ Nixon fervently harped on bia shopwtJm theme of peace, driveling about U.S. imperialism's desire 'ID bliJd a new structure <i peace in the w..-Jd• .. , tllere are no limits to his impucleooe." Even willlthe IDUlOUIICelllent of Nixoo's prC)IlQ!Ied visil there was DO tOd to !lie anti-American rbetorle. ()mmnnisl alina's top military Ctm• JJ!8i1Cieo', Gen. Huang Yung-., ID!d a banc,.et in Peking Friday the United States and Japan ....re ~ "new Khemes of aggression" in Aaia. ''Sloukl you dare to lllleub a new war· rl. aggression, you will certainly suffrr C!Dlplete anllihilalioo," tile New <llina N-.. Agency quoted Hua~ as ~ the two countries. Rna~ is chief of the armed forces geaeral slaff. Nationalist Ollnele Foreign Minister Sbu-Ui said ill Taipei SaturdaJ Peking's ovrrlure to Nixon was an aUempt to del troy the Taiwan goo. a IWIMl ButOlow IHided, ''If we keep cool, if the United Slates and "a1bc:cly ebe keeps cool, it wiD blow away like the 111811,( (Continued on page 2) · a- ., Red Fairlane Wanted By County Sheriff m- 'I ' ' I • ·. POMEROY ~ The M~ ~ flwas decided that for the lint year a Sheriff Jlobert c. Harlenbech'l depet&;." charge of $10 per visit would he IDide by men! is on the alert fll' 1 red 19111 Fft' HOOle Health Services with reviews of the Fairlane ear (willl ellrome wbeela) rete! to he IDide at various Intervals bearing the liceJR mmher <i ' lUI I during the first year. Starting nezt year, reported stolen- time beta 1n Fridlt there Jnay be a rate adjustment fiM' the nigi\t and S.lllrday 11101 uiug from lilt. Gftat Bend .... services. 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