https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c9c2171aef993aaa3a14221cc2676a22.pdf bc7cad395c71524847350d9f314229e1 PDF Text Text 12-T"..rn.ih$enlinol,~port.l'tmeroy,O.,July29,1f11 Gilligan Out -o f '72's Big Show Friday, 30th and Saturday,·~1st OOLUMBUS l UP!) - Gov1 Gjlligan also said Wedm+lay JGim J. f'.illjgan bas publicly ni8ht he will not ..et any bigblakm himself out of the nm- er office during the rest of his IIi..: fw ~~ year's vice pres- first tenn as govenKr. • idenlial nominatim by stating He was asked oo • televised Bally he will not accept the slot news panel program (Obio Press m the Demucratic ticket if it is Conference, WOSU - TV) about Gftaed to bim. ~lion he llligbt seek bigb- Bargain Days at Elberfelds ·In Pomeroy er offiee during the remaining 3~ years of his Mminisllation, ''I can say witbout hesitation IJlat I will not seek bigber of. lice Ill" aDow my name to he used in that regard foe the rest ul my term as governor.'' Gilligan replied. " As far as seeking higher of. fice during a second tenn as governor, if I have one, I don't ('.o!lipnli<. Twenly~igbt · department beads · and administrative leaders of Boher Medical 0!1118' mel wilb members of McDonnell-Douglas Corporalion and Hewilt and Royer Architectural Firm for preliminary disC"ssions coocerning the move. ~les Kendri<*, Manager of the Hospital Consulting ServiCl! for McDoanell.O...•gl8s, along with his a..,.;ales, Hal CampbeU and Jolm Manola, had asked for the meeting So tbe Medical Center departuient beads could begin getting familiar wilh the part MeDonneU-Douglas, !heir compulers and consultants would play in the move. John Rafferty, Encutive Ann Fractured Bob Fanning and Charles Adkins, both administrative slafl. memhers of Holzer Medical Center, ~ to the group about tbe actual move. was charged with driving at The 28 clepartmlint beads were excessive speed for road and told it would be up to them to weather conditions. There riS help plan and e:cecute the move heavy damage to his car. to the new facility. Driver Hurt In Accident A single car accident was ~ today at 6:30 a.m. on T~p Road 188, (Middleport Jvsiness route) 50 feet east 1#. the SR7 bypass. 'lbe Sberiffs Dept said a car &iven bJ Yfdliam E. Rizer, 40, S)Jawse, apparenUy traveling IDa fast for road and weather cmditims and skidded left or """~~~" into a guardrail. Hila suffaed a laceration of his ueck.. Be was taken to Veterans~ Hospital by 111e lliddle!)!lrt E-R · squad, !rated, and released. Rizer • • • (Continued from page l ) . NyesaidtodaytheOI:iollivisimi#.WildlifewillcmcmctstudiestD determine the c:ootamiDIIIion levels 1#. mercury and other metals in fish, water, animal• and soils. Iii me study, researdters will dele'mine the iDI!I'Ciii'J cmteut in fisb, water and soils and also begin analysis for •lenium oow:entratiCllls. In the secmd project, Use COJ!famjpef!GJilevels of memJI'Y, cadmium, leadandaneoicwillbecbecked in Ohio upland wildlife species, primarilyring~:eote1pbeesants, cotlliiltail rabbiiB, gray · and fox squirrels and wbitHalled deer. The cost ul the projects will be about $'15,010 over a lbtec yea- period, with the federal govenunent reimbursing the slate for 75 per cent ul the amount. JNJTIAnON WORK Initiatory work will be exemplified when Meigs (Continued from page I) Chapter, Onlel' of DeMplay down here naw." · meets at 7:30 p.m. Monday at A few minutes !ale', Henize the Middleport Masonic told the astronauts be would Temple. All members and radio up procedures to stop the masle' maSOJV! are invited. Apollo TMigllt& Fridoy Juljl :tt-Jt Dal61e: Feature Program THE ONLYGAME IN TOWN I ColorI Elizabeth Taylor Warren Bea1ty . Mid leak." NOBUDE OF GRASS I RJ Nigel Davefl>CI'l Jean Wallace r'=========~ MEIGS lHEATRE: Tanigllt, July :tt NOT OPEN FridayllwwTuosdoy July 30- Aug. l WaHDi>Mf's 21.1MLEAGUES UNDER THE SEA ITodlni<VIor) Kirlt Douglas James Nla""' G Cotorco.-, ltoo...-able House C•t Pe•ut Bohle Hanarable B • ifi • News 'n r'e S Family ....-ms SHOW STARTS7 P.M. ''Okay, give it qui<*," Scott MurfaCe IJcellles said. Dennis Lee Roush, 22, Then Henize told lhe pilots to Ravenswood, 11nd Ethel take out !heir tool kit, insert a Rebetta Morris, 17, Ptmeroy, RL S; Jabil Warner, 22, Albany, wrench a valve stop theinwater fiow.opening It wasand the Rt. 2, and Darlene DianDa Burt, first known use of an Apollo 19. Albany, Rt. 2. tool kit. SQUAD CAU.ED ''Okay, Hooston, that looks like that did it," Scott said The Middleport E-R squad after a pause of several was called foe Lewis Smith, South '!'bird, Middleport, at minutes. "That was good lbinking 11:06 p.m. Wednesday. Smith, because we about had a small having difficulty lreatbiog, was flood up here." taken to Veterans Memorial HOII(Iital. He was treated and In .Accident An elderly Pickaway County motorist, Tbelma Drake, 71, was ·.· admiited to Veterans Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy wilh a fractured arm foUowing a traffic mishap at 2:33 pm. Wednesday on Rt. 35, one mile east of Rio Grande. According to the Gallia-Melgs Post State Highway Patrol, the Drake car struck lhe rear of an auto owned by Anna M. Mault, 56, Springfield, Ohio. A passenger in the Drake car, CaroU F. Reams, 33, Pickaway, suffered a laceration of the lip. There was moderate damage to bolh cars. Miss Drake was charged with failure to stop within the assured clear dislance. A similar collision occurred at ·7:36 a.m. on Rt. 7, lhree tenths niiles south of Cheshire near lhe construction site of the James M. Gavin Power Plant. Officers said a car driven by Martha J. Mulford, 33, Cheshire, stopped in the line of traffic at an equipment crossing and was struck in lhe rear by an auto operated by James R." Neal, 30, Cheshire . Again, moderate damage resulted. M-G Funds ' (Continued from page I) program is not only to provide training but to locate permanent employes for trainees. The men work fOJ" any government agency, blisically, as do enroUees of some of tile olher programs. Sayre discussed the Title U fwlded programs, including the Conomunity Service .Program beaded by the beallh nurse, Mrs. Barbara Scites, and the Emergency Food and Medical LODGE TO MEET Program. The programs are A regular meeting of MidWCALTEMPS designed basicaUy to relieve dleport Masonic Lodge 363 Temperature in downtown F&AM, will be held at 7:30 Pama-oy Thursday at II a.m. malnutrition. Project Assist, another Tuesday evening at the Mid- was 68 degrees under rainy similar program, was described dleport Masonic Temple. sties. by Sayre. Through it, a clinic is operated one day a week in Cheshire wilh a doctor, nurse, medical aides and others assisting. There is danger !hat the Assist Program will not be funded again, and Sayre asked the 25 persons attending the meeting to think what might be done to secure financial help for the program which he said has been most beneficial. Persons receiving medical aid and medicines through the program ·are not on welfare programs 1M)' and are not eligible for medicare help, he stated. Sayre indicated that a fOW1dation might provide the money to continue lhe program which is scheduled to end in October. Also, organizations and churches could be helpful in the financial obligations to continue the program, Sayre slated. Lauren Hoffman, director of the Gallia-Meigs CAP, spoke on Fresh Merchandise two progranis which C()St the locjl] operation· nolhing, but in In New Styles which ibe organization participates through referrals. One is the Public Service Career Program of the Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission, aimed at training nurses aides. Equipment is provided and residents are trained as aides to work in hospitals. Meigs residents bave been referred to the program . Hoffman also spoke on .referring residents to participate in the Foster Grandparents Program of the Gallipolis Slate lilstitute. County Chairman Carl Bilikaiii presided. SPORT.COAT ~SALE GROUPS SPORT COATS Sale Priced 1hese Are Quality OOAJS Valued to '65• We Have A Few Coals Left At $ts• Come and See Eor Yourself m ,.A;,. STREET PCIIMT PLEASANT MENSWE."'\J\. \D · A good overall selection. Solids. stripes, plaids. Taper and nan-t_. styles. An.,..,_,t press. Sizes small (14-U1h), medium (IS-15'h),!arge f1'-l6'h) and extra largo 117-!7~) : Junior, regul<4r and half sizes; 3.95 to 19.50 D_resses While they last lh Price us Sport Shirts 4.95 Sport Women's Swim Suits and Girls Swim Suits oo Sale lh Price. WOMEN'$ UNGERIE DE~ARTMENT 1st R.OOR o.m...- ,..- Stad<s alld ...,.tar slad<s • s-ten - J1ckets - Sweater '• Absolute bares! minimum controL No hooks - no eyes - no padding -no panels. 100 per cerit stretch nylon. 1.49 Fridav - Saturdav FOR SALE ANTIQUE sled • bed, crotch grain mahogony. Phone 9922580. . L Shirts IIK._t•KIIool sllopping now. New merd!Midise arrivillg doily. LGng sleeve Shirts - J•ans · Flare One size fits all-Angela Mini Sets I Sale 2.50 Sale 3.50 VISIT BUSY MEN'S AND IOYS' DEPARTMENT . vests - - ICIIil Shirts. Look ._,.., Mllce your selection early lor bad<-lo-school ~let On Sale on the Main Floor. 4.98 Shifts- 5.98•nd 7.98 Pants Dresses While they last Friday and ~turday Polka Dol (large size) In red or blue. H~ Crown. Sizes ~ to 1'12. Pricl! 89 Womens Scooter Skirts ---------~--~·---------· 11~ 1.95to8.95 liz Price While they last ·----------------------· 11 Price Suspender Shorts While they last 13 4.95 - C.0111Sale00thelstfloor Hot Pants 2 BOYS AND GIRlS PLAYWEAR Sizes up to 6x. c:;overal!s - Slack Sets - Creepalls - Boys Suits. Coverall Sels Pants Dresses - Knit Shirts - Scooter Skirls. FRIDAY-SAJURDAY ~ PRICE CHUBBIE GIRL AND TEENS SIZES SPORTSWEAR WHit£ ntEY lASJ ~ PRICE SALE! BOYS' SWIM TRUNKS Sizes2.1o6x and8 to 18. Good selection. Sale 1.00 Swim Trunks - - - - - . - - - - Sale 1.50 Swim Trunks - - - - - - - - - Sale 2.00 Discontinued models - Demonstrators. :14.51 Kodak lnslaiUtk Sit amer1 outfit - · · ~lelUt 33.95 Kodak lnstaiUtk Ml2 movte oullit - - - Sole 15.00 ~le 30.00 59.51 Kedoll tnstaonalk M16 IMYio oullil Sole 33.00 ".51 Kedoll !nstaiUtk M4 movie oulllt 1".51 Polaroid Model :MO Picture outfit- Elec1ric: Flasll - - - - ~It 135.00 CAPE toD CURTAINS Permanent Press. White and colors. SALE! MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS Good selection in sizes 28 to 42. Lastex stretch fabrics and SALE 1-" SALE 1." SALE 2.39 SALE 2.7t SALE2." SALE t9c 2.49 24" LENGTH Ut »•• LENGTH 2." 45" LENGTH l.:tt 54" LENGTH 3.59 63" LENGTH i.:tt MATCHING VALANCES 1.95 Swim Trunks 2 .95 3.95 . 2.00 WINDOW AWNINGS (Con)p!ele with hardware) Green - green-wnote stripe. 4.95 2'6" WIDTH - - - - - - SALE 3.50 5.95 3' WIDTH - - - - - - - • SALE 4.50 boxer waist styles. SALE 2.00 SALE 2.50 SALE J.50 3.95 SWIM TRUNKS US SWIM TRUNKS 6.95 SWIM TRUNKS Sale! Boys 2.95 SHORT SLEEVE M»RK SHIRJS All permanent press. Sizes 3 lo 7 and 8 to 18. Solid colors stripes - plaids. Regular long point collars and some buttondown collar slyles. Excellent for wear now and perfect shirts for back-to-school wear. • 2.00 Mens Work Caps Loud Stripes Sizes 6% to 7112 Full and Twin- Solids ana ligures. (some Irregulars) Good selection colors. 3 REG. US SPREAU~ 30 REG. 7.95 SPREADS 39 REG. 1.95 SPREADS 15 REG. f.95 SPREADS 11 REG. tt.tl SPREADS t REG. lUI SPREADS J REG. 17." SPREADS J REG. !f.t9 SPREADS 1 REG. 32.51 SPREADS SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE 2.50 5.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 7.00 1.00 t.OO 12.00 · KAREFREE VINYL RUGS Mens Roll-Up Awning Stripe SALE! BEDSPREADS INDOOR- OUTDOOR Skid resistant - non-flammable -revenlble - colorfast. Wipes clean with a damp cloth. Good colors. POPUN HAJS Sizes 6'111 to 7'h . Polka dol or solid colors. Water repellent. Excellent hat for fishing - golfing . working - SALE !.It SALE 2.t9 SALE 3.59 SALE t.t9 2.1t 171:tt - - • • - • - l.lt22x42 - - - - - - • - 4.6924&41 - - - - - - • - 13." 4"' - - . . - . . - everyday wear. 69c 1.69 1.00 Wizard AIR FRESHENER Mens 3.49 Etimiulos U~ablo llautellald Odon . SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRJS Permanent press. 65 Pel. Polyesler, 35 Pel. Colton. Made with long tails. Two bulton-through flap poclcets. Sizes: Small, medium. large and extra large. Solid colors. Sale 2.68 Spring Bouquet, Rose, Lily of the Valley, and uns.cet~ted. 9 ounce size. HARKER WARE Brown or gold color. Mugs Ash Trays - Trivets - Tee Pols. Regular 1.95 to 6.95. Wllilelhey last lh Price 2 cans 100 PLASTIC FOOD KEEPERS SPECIAL SALE! MEN'S SOCKS With lock-fresh seal. Keep foods fresh longer. Refrlgor~lar bo•es. covered -Is, - • sets. Oecorator color•. Regular 39c to 2.27. · ~h . PRICE REGULAR 69' MEN'S BANLDN SOCKS One size fils sizes 101o 13. Plenty of solid colors and while. 1.39 Swirogilog Arm 2 pair 1.00 BLOUSE REGUlAR 69' ORLDN CREW SOCKS RACKS Onesizefilsslzes 10 to 13. Big selection of solid colors, black, white. 2 pair 1.00 ·----------·--·--·--·-·-·-··-·--1 Young Mens 1.00 AlHlfTIC TYPE CREW SOCKS Wool and nylon. White with color trim at lop. 88$ pair --------·--·--·-··-·-·-··-·--····-1 79' HANES STRETCH CREW SOCKS With cushion sole. Sizes JO to 13. While wllh mulli~ color trim. - Holds six blouses ar shirts in the space of one hanger. ·Chrome flnisll. Sale ar - . .- _·BERLOU MOTHPROOFER Odorless -non lnflam,;;able - colorless. Mothproofs all woolens. Eilecllve -easy to apply - economical. IJS Plnls . 2.5SGu.orts 4.95 ~ 0.1. 1.95 0.1 .. - - . ~Ia 60c - · Selei.IO - - - Sole Ut . - 5.a!o 4.10 VISIT 111 FURNmJRE DEPARTMENT ON lHE 3rd FUXiR BigM!edioul Uvlng R - FWIIiluo'·- ledr.oo.n Fumtture - _DiM~~~ R - Fwntitw * - Kilclletl Furniture alld ,._ plia--. Tile _ . _..,. styles llld tile most .w1ntwd · Brands. Prwonpt deli.-y to ~ - . and use our own -illlecoWit. . See the many new arrivala in the Rady To War Dep.mnent on the 2nd Floor. ELB.ERFELDS IN POMEROY Considerable ·cloudiness with chance of showers today, tonight and Saturday. J>osslble thundershowers soulh PCJrli!lln' Little change in tempeno.ture. High today and Saturday mosUy in the 'mi. Low tonight liO to 60. Devoted To The I~ OJ The MeigJ·Mason Area Conslsls of l'h Inch vinyl . binder - Hytone filler paper • Four Theme Books and a Dura-Oex Index. 1.00 Wemher at The world's taUest one-piece wooden flagpole - !57 feet feU victim to a chain saw in Dunkirk, N. Y ., recently after rotting away. Another big shipment Angela Bras. 1---------t--......;~---~-------------·-------AnOtller Shipment! us Scholar Set Friday and Saturday ~le Prices Mens Polka Dot NOTEBOOK 99c - 1.59 - 1.99 - 2.59 . Work Caps ENSEMBLE Womens Shifts and Pants Dresses ·-----------------------· • . .N()w You l\,J;lQw ; clothing fer bays -llltl~ scMeJ and college young men. UM convenient lay.....,y plan if you wisll. ... - 2 pair 1.25 · 7-29-21c ,. SPOJn' SHIRTS . ' . ARTERS before it was introduced newspaper or paper toweling painted and decorated at line.) ls deluted with nter .aad ClliiiDeKially into Europe in are united with a tlliJI.paste to another workshop scheduled for this Is bl'wlhed over lhe beck lhe early lith century. Its form a modeling medium. Aug. 26. side of lhe plutic 11'1'111 m the modan name was given it by Members of the Holil1ay Gifts "How do you make a papier bowL lhe French, wlio brought it to and Cralts Club, active for mache bowl ?" was the · Now lhe process 1#. applying the ..-est, and means, literally, about a year now, were in- question. layer after layer of the "chewed paper". troduced to both methods of " Simple", replied Mrs. newspaper or paper toweling There are two metllods: strip papier mache at a workshop • Pikkoja who explained the layer begins. Each strip lsdljlped Into papier mache in which torn . Thursday held in lhe garage of oh layer method. the sllghUy deluted glue and strips ul newspaper or paper the Meigs Bookmobile And to the casual viewer, tile placed at randcm over ~glue toweling are pulled through a Headquarters on Nye Ave. method seems almost too covered bowl. Even·dlatributloil lhin wale' and paste solution Mrs. Howard Nolan and Mrs . simple. of lhe strips seems desireable. and used to cover some pre- Vilma Pikkoja instructed tile First the bowl to be used as The procedure is repeated formed foundation, and pulp group in the art. The articles the pattern is covered with until the desired tbickl:esa (not papier macbe in which torn which were made during the plastic wrap on the outside, less than eight layers) Is atpieces of water-soaked Thursday workshop, wiU be brought to the inside and taped tained. Tissue paper or toweling securely in place. :s used for the last laya- or two Next narrow strips ol to produce a good surface for At Left newspaper or paper toweling painting. long enough to cover the bowl After most of the glue bas MRS.HOWARDNOLAN,rigbt,as>isted Mrs. Wayne Zurcher, Sr. with her papier mache wilh a hall~nch extension are dried, remove lhe paper macbe cklcll:madewithnewspapa-pulpand glueappliedovera formation of screen tied with string. A torn or cut. bowl from the pattern bowl and smallbowl using lbe la)'el"-aJ..Iayer method was made by Mrs. Mabel Pickens of Syracuse, left. White glue (Elmer's will do (Continued on Page 10) Sale! Mens 5llort Sleeve M»MEN'S CULOIIE DRESSES MD MJMEN~S HOT PANJS DRESSES - . Hospital's Logistics Explained Can patients he adinitted in the morning at Holzei Medical 0!1118' at First and Cedar Slree!s and be served hmch a! the new boopital the same day! 'l1lese and other questions I:IIIICmling ibe move to the new £acility were discussed last oigllt at Oscar's Restaurant in By CIIAIU.ENE BOIWUCB Bankrupt and bored! Give "· macbe a ...... JIIIPld" ~rLots, of newspaper, a little · paste, a bit of chicbn win! aad string, a few paints, and jOan ready to be creative. Growing financial cmcems in m!lBt families are caw;ing a dolt and lllakHI-yuurself revival, and pt'9dar in craft wort ncnr is papler .macbe - soft aad workable when moist, but bard .and dural!le wben dry. Invented in the Oriel, it was ·used there for many years IS OPEN UNTIL 9. 10TH FRIDAY AND know." The governor was asked if he would turn down the vice presidential nomlrultion if it were offered. "Yes," he answered. "and on . ' the very simple baSis that the job to be done in Obio is a V!!J"Y important one. I could not Vice-President of Holzer ' turn the governor's offtce over Medical Cenle', spoke, to the to (Republican) Lt. Gov. (John group on the pbiiGSOphy of total W.) Brown, who would overturn patient\ care which will be all we have . begun to acimplemented in the new cornplish.': structure. · Asked again if he would accept the vice presidential nomBob Watson, clesjgn architect ination, be replied: for the firm of Hewitt and Royer, told the people attending · last nigbt's meeting how the builcling was designed and built around the pbil<W¢y that Mr. RafJerty had earlier explained. Creativity, in Chewed Paper/ VOL XXtV' • NO. -· - ···75..... .POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1971 PHONE 992-2156 TEN t;tNTS Pre-Landing Orbit ust be Corrected By AL ROSSITER JR. UP! Space Writer SPACE CENTER, Houston (UPI)-ApoUo 15's astronauts today skimmed only 8.7 miles above jagged moon terrain never before seen, and earlh control said their patll probably would have to be raised before tonight's landing. David R. Scott, Alfred M. Worden and James B. Irwin were awakened 12 minutes early and told !heir orbit had dropped 1.1 miles lower than expected during tlleir sleep period. By landing time this evening, lhe orbit was predicted to be only 33,000 feet above !he lunar surlace-too close for comfort to some of lhe moon's 15,000foot mountains ~t guard the astronauts' landing vaUey. Robert Parker;ground communicator, told tile spaceiJll!n IIley probably would be ordered to raise the orbit to 50,000 feel later today. The orbit was the lowest evr for a command ship. · A Space Agency spokesman said lhe primary reason the orbit change was considered was to place the landing craft Falcon at the proper altitude to begin its descent to lhe lunar surface. He said safety considerations also figures in tile planning. "All sy.tems look good," Parker .told the explorers after awakening !hem at 7:1Y/ a.m. EDT. But he did say !hat tile command ship's powerful mapping camera had a problem "which may or not be serious." He said ground controllers would work on the problem but his landing site. did not elaborate on its nature. "We've aU got our eyeo Variations in !he moon's closed," said Irwin. "We're gravity can account for the pulling our feet up." differences between the predict"I'll tell you this, it's ed orbit and lhe actual path absolutely mind-OOggling up followed by the astronauts. here," said lhe usually l.acooic To raise their orbit, tile Scott, !lis voice quavering with astronauts would have to fire a emotion at his first closeup look brief bust from tile command at the moon. ship's main engine. CaUed a Scott, lhe veteran COOiiillllltrim maneuver, it was a . der of the $445-rnillion npedi. contingency listed in the flight lion, and spaceflying rookie plan. Irwin prepared to break away The pilots rode a roUer from the command ship Endeacoaster orbit so close to the vour, swoop within onl,y t.• moon that at times it seemed feet ol the .Apennines, and and lhe rugged mow:tains reached at 6:15 p.m. EIYI between tbe higher lhan !heir spaceship. mountains and a gorge 1,0111 "It sure looks like we're feet deep. . looking up at some of !hose WOJ"den se!tled down in feUows out there,'' Scott said as Endeavour for a record siJ: Apollo 15 swept toward the days of orbital moon mapping Appennine Mountains bordering (Continued on Page 10) 5 Named to CAP CQmmittee t \ • Police Chief Reoognized in Safety Work WJ1~M1f1if@@MM/ttiM~ttillWlfMdt!Hftiti~l!iiiiii\i(:ft.);:ntu:~~~:}!~:; CHESHIRE - The Gallia Cclnmunlty Actioo Program Advliory Committee (CAP) named five pei'SGIIS to serve on lhe Emergency Food and Medical Advls«y CGJiunittee, withsixnamedearHer by Meigs County, Thursday evening here Frances Preston. :ii:' Directors of lhe several · , programs made reports of 'fW actlvilies lhe past year. These Through emr Tbonday It wu JepGJted lite MdCSwere Walter Rife and Richard Gallla Ccmmanlty Ad011 Prog1 ..... Ia lltelr ealirety Sayre, director, for lhe were soon to be aut of hmdl. The faellllbat - el Headstart Program; David elgbtprograDII, tile Projeet Allilt Program, Ia wllidl Fox, director for lhe outer·a cUolc II ciJIIdncted auce weekly Ia O'ealllre, f - a Just One, Not All :~:::~~~:~e~:~ =~ ~i~::.~~t!.~~~ lhe Summer Neighborhood !l"esldent of the Gallia CAP conunlttee presided. They ~ Mrs. Ann White, John Morgan, RusseU Notter, Mrs. Rose Lawson and Mrs. Autos Damaged A two-ear accident was reported Thursday at 7 p.m. on Pearl St. In Racine by lhe Meigs County Sheriff's Dept.. . ' Michael John Wolfe, 16, New Haven, W.Va., driving a pickup truck, failed to stop at a sign, causing Rodney E. · Glbeaut, Racine, Rt. 2, to hit Wolfe's vehicle in !he rear. Wolfe was cited to court for failure to stop at a stop sign. There was medilDD damage to bolh vehicles. Youlh Corps; Gene B;lker, director, of Operation Mainstream; Mrs,- Barbara Scites, on <;ommun:ty Services, the Food and Medical Program, and Project Assist, the latter, a clinical-type program that !l"ovides a one-day per week clinic for persons unable to obtain medical services or 'Medicare. Lauren Huffman, assistant to Sayre, reported on the public careers and foster grandparent prograii!S. Tbe CAP Is a referral agency onl,y for the careers and foster grandparent ll"oQrams. Project Assist was described by Sayre. Through It, a clinic is ~ated one day a week in Cheshire wilh a doctor, nurse, tu":r~ ~ Sayre, MdgHldia CAP dlnrt., saldataCAPmeeflnslaP~~~~~<royWeb danrivate medical aides and others assisting. There Is danger that ibe Assist Program will not be funded again, and Sayre invited everyme to think what might be done to secure financial belp for lhe progrlun which he said bas been most beneficial. . Pei'SOilS receiving medical aid and medicines through the program are not oo welfare programs Paul Crabtree, president of lhe Q-abtree TV-Cable Service, I ! Inc., · speaking at the Wednesday noon~uncheon meeling Bv United Prell lilteroaUaaal of the Pomeroy-Middleport Probe Planned at OU Lions Club at the United COWMBUS- A SPECIAL 8rATE grand jury is to be called Methodist Church, sa:-; ~;e to determine if any Cl'lmln.l charges should be filed in connection cable service is pr2.eticaUy will! Ohio University business transactions, Gov. Jolm J. Gilligan instaUed to .Middleport. He said said 1bundlly. Gilligan directed Attorney General William J. yet to be done on lhe service to Brown to impanel the jury to check Insurance, banking and reel Middleport is to stretdl a cable estate traiii8Ctiona at lhe school. Brown said he would request the across lhe river to the main trunk line. Athens County Commoo Pieaa Court to caU·Ihe grand jury, In a few weeks, represenNellher Gilllgan nor Brown comment 0n the . tatives of the company wiU be inquiry "in order to protect the rlgbiB ul aU those involved and to caUing on Pomeroy residenb: in guarantee lhe lmparliaHty 1#. the grand jury." fegaro to lhe"Service, O'abtree said. Furnace Banking Prepared Crabtree said cables are laid PIIISBURGH- STEELWORKERS, moot '1f them ready for underground and that !.·•e TV a atrlke and a few of them eager, labored today to prepare the instaUallon will be given, along Industry f« the .. uomride shutdown expected Saturday ni8ht. wilh twomonlhsfree oervice.In 'lbe cOOJP)Icated and costly ll"ocesa of l:anklng mill furnaces West Virginia, sevei: out of 10 apreiled up todly here and at Gary, Ind., Lackawama, N. Y., residents have purchased the O'lcago and at oCher ce11lem of steel factories. service. Mlltakea in lhe ~ed ,.cr,k of putting out the nation's slee\ Channels that will be furnace fires, a process lilat takes almost ten days to reverse, available in addition to 3, aand (Continued on Page ~)- · ·~~-1.3, are t, 6 and 10 out ol - would ~ ... '> :n,t ¥~ ld'~ ~if i~'f ll' ::;::~:~ I ( President Calls Strike Talks WASHINGTON (UP!) -The United Transportation Union ( IJTU) spread its selective strike ova- work rules to six more railroads today and P\ "!'en! Nixon surmnoned \lie negotiators to a While House meeting to express his concern flj ~c=~·s JM 'lbe strike shut off the last rail link to the Southern growing Califurnia vegetable and fruit fields the Santa Fe-and for the first lime bit plants in the heavily indnstrialized areas and are not eligible for around n.;~no and St. Louis liledicare belp, he slated. vun.ao; and the steel mills near Sayre indicated that a Pittsburgh. 'lbe While House said Nixon foundalion might provide the wanted to eJICO'Jrage the two money to cmtinue lhe p:og:; am which is scbemled. to eDd in sides to reach a voluntary October. Also, organizations senJema!t, but sources said the and clnJrCbes could be helpful in adminislratim was preparing the financial obligations to legislation to force an end to continue the program, Sayre the strike if pasuasion failed. 'lbe UTtJ and the rail stated. negotiators agreed to meet again following the White House meeting. 'l'b!! UTtJ represents conductors,Dagmen,brakemen, firemen and some engineers. Columbus :m and 33 out Of As Nixon, worked to end a rail Alhens an'd 15 out of Parkers- strike, he laced the prospect of burg. A mobile unit will also be · a steel strike at midnight available and will be located at Saturday· Negotiations between the Meigs County Fairgrounds the steel industry and lhe during the Meigs County Fair, O'abtree explained. Loeal news will also be offered. 'lbe cost of lhe cable TV service is $5.50 a month wilh a $1 a monlh extra charge tor The Meigs County Alcoholism each additional set. Don and Drug~ Commillee Pea~ch , Jr ., Lions rice meeting Tuesda)• at St. Paul president, presided in the ab- Lutheran Olurch in Pomeroy senCe of the piesident Paul beard reports on activities at the fair, on the Teenage InKloes. Guests attending were sti!Ute for Aocoholism and Drug Charles Jacobs, sm of lk:b Abuse to be held _August!~ 18·at Jacoba and George Gfteo of the 9100 Dominican College in ColiDIIbus, guest of .Mr. Struble. Columbus · and on the 15 The ladies of the ch..-cb served scholarships worth $35 each lhe luncheoii. raised by lhe CCliDmiltee which wiU enable I~ Juniors and Seniors from Meigs County to LOCAL TEMPS attend. Temperature in do1t'Dtown Plans for the Meigs County Pomeroy Friday at 11 'a.m. was Fair were made. Displays and.. 81 degr ees Wider cluudy skies. free liler'alure ·on Alcolml and TV Service Near ! · News ••• zn Brrefs : r------------~-;-------;-~---1 ~ '"''' Hl'i ;;;;l' orgaoliaiGDS aiid lndlvkhlallare lavlted to •a t ,., ,,, sOIII'celi of local fuDd8 11111 mlgl:l be ued Ia -llae !be ProjeetAIIIIt Program. Pen. . aable to qa111y for welfare or medicare, obtala medical servlees ud ?:! medi<J.es frGIII tile weeldy tllnle. MIDDLEI'ORTPoLDOIIefJ.J. Q n 1$1 LhJ 9 'I . , cilation plaque fnm JaJ!M'S H. Cmroy, safety dlftctor of the Aatomolll1e <lib tl. S 1 D Ohio, in recognitim ul MiddJ!!p<rl's efforts to save pedr h iu HVI!Sln traffic. 'lbe aftnlwu me given in 1,'117 cilles and in 24 slates In lhe AM's Nallonal Fledetlrlan Slfety f'l'oiiUI. Grand awards in the competition went to the slate of Kanui• and to Use clliel of Loe Ail(lelel and San Diego, Calif.; Madison, W"JS., and Grosse Point Woods, Mich. MIM~ has 11'1111 tbe award for the past two years and the club bas commended Ollef O'eine.a for hil elforU in connectioo with lise pedestrian safety program in Middleport. MidcDeport esmed espedaUy high scores for pedestrian safety in the judging . United Steel Workers continued in Washington, and tllere were some reports of progress, but !he big steel companies hegan the process of shutting down their furnaces in anticipation of tile strike. Today's rail strike brought the number of lines shut down during the last 15 days to 10. 'J1:e lines account for more !han one-third of the nation's rail freight capacity and employ 160,000 persons. Picket lines began appearing at 6 ain. local time on the steei-hauling Bessemer & Lake Erie in Pennsylvania and spread westward to the giant Chicago-to-California Santa Fe; the ..-H:auling Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range ; and lhree industrial tenninai and switching roads-the Elgin, JoUet & Eastern in lhe 'Chicago area, the . Aton & Southern in St. Lows. and lhe Houston Bell & Temunal. - - -· Four major lines in the South and West , 1were shut down previously- the Union Pacific and the Southern on July 16, and the Southern Pacific and lhe Norfolk & Western on July 24 · The strike has idled lhree of the six major tratiiCGIItlnelltal routes-the UP from ()Nba to Los Angeles, lhe SP from Nn Orleans to CaUfomia and the Santa Fe from ll:lc8go to California. California bas been I* lieuIarly hard hit by tbe lllrib. Only one rail line is left f11111!1ng in the state-the Weatern Pacific, wblclt 1'1111 eut from San Francisco to Salt Lake City. 'lbe caiif«n1a acrtcaltun industry said t wu killnc liP to $ti mlllioo a dly beefo Ill It · could not get Ita CI'PI to (Continued on Page 10) Wrong Timeto Take a Walk COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio University President Claude Sowle was arrested in downtown Columbus Thursday on an intoxication charge. In a statement released today, Sowle said he regretted Ibis unfortunate occurence." Sowle, 43, was arrested by two patrolmen who said they noticed him staggering while walking west on Spring Street. The patr9lmen said Sowle was unable' to identify himself or say where he was going. He was not carrying a driver's license, but was identified by credit cards in his waUet. Sowle, who forfeited a $30 bond by not appearing In court, released a statement from his office. " In tile course of taking a walk prior to returning to my hotel foUowing a' social event in Columbus sponsored by the Ohio University Fund, the incident reported in !his morning's Fair Activity Planned Drug Abuse will.be in tile Meigs County Ministerial· Association booth . Danny Thompson, Jim r.oach, and Bertha Canaday are in charge of the booth. Free literature will also be available at the WMPO bootll. Jim Roach gave a report on his week at the Midwest Institule of Alcohol Studies held at Toledo University. He attended on a scholarship from the Ohio Dept. of Health . H'e was recommended for the scholarship by the Meigs County Committee. Persons attending the meeting were urged to express !heir support to Gov. John Gilligan concerning lhe bill which would give I pet. of O?:lo liquor sales for alcoholism treatment in the state. Those who wish to express the need for this bill are urged to aend a penny, along witll their name ll!ld address, to: CENT~ Crusade ; in care or Gov. Gilligan. The next meeting to which lbe public is urged to attend 1l'lll be held Tuesday, Sept. 21, at 7:30 p.m. at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Pomeroy. Danny Thompson presided. (Columbus (Citl&en..Journal took place," be said. "I deeply rearet lfU fortunate 0CC1WnDCe aad I wilb to eztend apologl- to aD wbo have been embm'aad i111t." he said. ..·.::·.·..··. ·.: ·.· .·.·.·.·.· ·,•,•,·.·. ·.·.·· . Union Rejects -- . -Steel Offer lUSIIINGTON (UPI) 'l1le u.w (USW) 8llrel ....... njedal tile leUr lied! I 117'1 .... •• "•11•17" ....... preapecta fer qr.em eat • 1fwe a o:lrlle ' PI Ill mtdalc~t SatuUJ were ,uplm.'~ tJSlhlee •a II 2 J 1 f P P. Jltl cy AM tile •*1'1 .................... .aer_ ........... 'il-11 ..... IHM&rlel . . . IS nal a. U.. A. Walkil ... ~ G II XI 1 . . ldt' ......... . . lieD I) 2 ...... . . . .etll I fiWtlll .... liw:JIHEIIf . . . . ll . . Ciill I lac lkee ,._, - . �• 3-TbeDailySentiJci,~, O~July 31, mt Ministers R~assigned . n• . ~ IIIM"'Ji&t ••t t1. 1 111'1 to cllillrlct meetillg _ , devoted llfelp O..t, Cbun' a1 tbe. to 111e w i ••ry Qmention II II loiJI[ place at tile 11Je Qadi with Mrs. Harvey S. Oiahl Olllo I>i I k:tA dq Galloway, president of !be beld daihc 111e pat two weea 0111!<&1 Ullio JJiatrict N - a1 tbe ••n..,.... • ll4n! World ww=ry Society in 11181 in O+IJH!I•• mage. Mrs. Wanda Kllal:, J>-stpd wre the Bet>. m• ·'TV)' to New cw-, was ....-ns Jfolfe II lbe bciDe a 1j 'Jk'!r. A farewell !iWie Cllureb; lbe Rev. Herbert - g1MI Mils Wanda Gould. Grate, Chesler; the Rev. a-' ·'TV)' who will leave for Manbal1 Lurimare, S)latM; !Wti in $ejo4eute . It was 1tp01 led lbJit tbe Central omo tbe Rev, a,11e C• ~· tbe Bet>. Ml1nlt Dislrict over tbe past year has lllillel', ~.t; 1111 the giftii$DI,OOOforworldmission Rev. James Baney, Point w~. Roct. • . Omdating at the district ·IIurins the district uNy, assembly were Dr. Orvi~e tliO,IIIII was railed in cub lind Jenkins, general supenn· pledges to. pay «if tbe jn- tendent II the Clmcb of lbe debl11b ss tl. tbe eainpgrOUildll. Naurene and Dr. Harvey S. 'lbe m~~~ey came in as an an- Galloway, district superinswer to a cballmge issDed by t.ndenl the Rev_ Charles Milhuff, 'lbe _C&JDPmeeting was beld evangelistandautbor,andone frcm July 16 11.-ough July Zi tl. tbe principal BJI""'el"l at !be witll atlendance on most nights •eliJIII. aceeding tbe 3,000 capacity rl 'lbe first two· days of tbe ' .,...,.I'IGII, . can••• Lab. Tech Students in Second Phase Preventive Government Eleven · students of the Medical Laboratory Tecbnician PrGgram CGDducted jolnUy by Rio Grande College and Holzer U 1fri' Center have . entered tbe second pbase of their two,_- progt am. Tbe students spent Ute past ocbool year completing tbeir .,.... work at Rio Grande College. This month they 'llarled the practical pbase of Uteif program at lhEi Holzer Medical Center laboratory at First and Cedar in Galli~lis. They will work in the laboratory at the Medical Center Wllil graduation in May of next year. The Medical Labor a tory Technician Program (M.L.T.) is fWided on a matching basis with Appalachian Regional Cnmmiss:oo 202 funds cbanneled through the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation. Upon graduation. the students will receive an associate degree from Rio .Grande College and will be eligible to take the National Registry Examination given by the American Society of Cli ical Pathologists. . Mter successfully passing the examination, the students will be registered Medical Laboratory Technicians. MEDICAL LABORATORY l'ElmiiCIAN mJDENTS -First row, left to right: Teresa Dearth, NelsonWle, 0.; Janie Cobb, Pt. Pleasant; Jack Loog,· Wilkesville; Joyce Davis, Nelsonville; Cathy Berry,~; Second row : Marlene Goodwin, Pomeroy; Susan Davia, G8Dipllls; Paul Bierhup, Wellston; Joy Chose, Jacksoo; Vicky McCain, oak Hill, and Cindy Howard, Nelsonville. MeigS '*"""' . the llberMde. were the Rev. MiJbniF and IX. Jolin Knight, secretary of evangelism f..- tbe ~· Jim and Rosemary Green bad mage of Ute music, the Rev. Ricbanl ~ tbe young peGPie'sactivilies; and the Rev. RGberl Styen, former paator II the M'..!d)rport Olurch, the juD.or activities. " Paul and Silas" prayer semces were beld by tbe young people's meeting with one senic:e ~ •til 3:30 in Ute~. , In reparting the prayer 8I!!I'Vice, the Rev. ~· Miller described an expenence of ciYine Jwling - an ilicident where a y01q W11118D,. par1ially paralyzed, regain full usage af her bod,y. · Dr. Galloway, superinleDdent aftbeDislridf..-IM!I'aq'uarter af a century, will conclude his senic:ein thedistrictnedyear. ~ " • ,. • Tenth District Congressman ~ E. Miller bas joined Rep. Marvin Escb af Michigan in sponsoring legislation to establish what is CGDSiderel to be GDe of tbe most ....,_ prebensi ve veterans' Ethel Stewart, Evelyn S. educational programs in tbe Lucke, Anton· Lucke, Victor E. natioo's hislciry. Stewart, Margaret Stewart, The bill, entitled tbe Vietnam Maxine E. Sayre, Ashton E. Sayre to William G. Russell, Mary E. Russell, Lots, Miners- WIN AT BRIDGE ville. . Jesse Morris, Meda E. Morris to Virgil C. King, Marg D. King, 3 A., Bedford. NOiml (D) D. W. Newton, Alma Newton to Noel Herrmann, Edith .107 Herrman, Lots, Middleport. +AKQJ U Clifford B. Lamp, Edna Lamp .AJ43 lD Harry J. Denison, Kathryn WEST EAST Denison, Lot, Middlep<rt. • ·7 6u .85 M. A. Hall, Ellen Hall to Mary .AKQJ8 4 . 52 +108 652 +9 Kathryn Greer, Lowell Eugene .. K762 .Q9 Greer, 70 A., Olive. SOUTH Lillie Ann Robinson to Jerry .AKQJ109 Lee Brogan, Judy A. Brogan, .96 3 32-V, A., Rutland. t7 Kenneth 0. Markins, Ver• 1085 mont Markins to Kenneth Both vulnerable Vining, 'I• A., Salisbury. West Nurdo· East South Nelson Archer, Mildred 1+ ' Pass 1• Archer to Don . Roush, Lot, 2. 3 ··~ - Pass 4. Pass Pass Pass Middleport. Opening lead· K Hassel Justice, Nell Justice to Ohio Power Co., Coal, Salem. By Oswald & James Jacoby Suppose the cards got together after a bridge game to tell their experiences. Most of the talk would be handled by aces and kings Qnce m a while a spot but FWieral services for Samual would get the Ooor. card J . Howeu; 70, Stewart, who died started out by playThursday at Selby General ingWest the king, queen and jack Hospital in Marietta following a of hearts. South ruffed the brief illness, will be held at 2 third heart with the deuce of p.m. Saturday at tbe White trumps and East overruffed. East decided that his partFWieral Home in Coolville. ner's failure to play tbe ace Mr. Stewart, born in Kentucky, tbe son of the late David was some sort of a suit pref·signal so East reand Elizabeth Childers Howell, erence turned the deuce of clubs. was employed for the past 15 South won with dummy's ace years in the maintenance and tried to get some club department of Ohio University. discards on dummy's diaHe was a member of the Ohio monds only to go two down Civil Service Employes Assn. when West ruffed the second Surviving are his wife, Helen lead of the suit. Kinney Howell; two sons, Tile Alm•ut James of Stewart, and David of By Ullitedl'ftu Jateraalloul AUtens Route 3; a daughter, Today is Friday, July 30, Ute Mrs . James McPherson of 211th day of 1971. Stewart; three brothers, Tbe moon is in its first Howard and Wilford, both of quarter. CaUettsburg, Ky.; Clyde of The morning stars are Venus, Jacksonville ; four sisters, Mrs. Mars and Satum. Delia Taylor, Mrs. Walter The evening stars are MercuBushbaum and Mrs. James ry and Jupiter. Lee, all of Ashland, Ky.; Mrs; Those born GO this day are Frank Ball, Jr., CaUettsburg, meier Ute sign of Leo. and two grandchildren, Jeffrey Automobile inventor Henry Allen Howell and Carol Edwin Ford 1 was born July 30, 11163. McPherson, Jr. On this day in history: Officiating at services will be In 1967 news frcm behind tbe llle Rev. Guy White. Burial will Bamboo Curtain told of a mass be in the Stewart Cemetery. purge of Ute Red Chinese army · Friends may call at the funeral home at any time. ' GO TO HUNTINGTON MASON - Mrs. Elmer College Park, Md., was the VanMeter, Isabel Greer, Mrs. nation's first military air- Cecil Smith and Cecilia were visil.<n in Huntington. port. Veterans Act oi t971, provides a direct payment by the Veterans Administration of up ID $10110 per school year to the educational institution for an eligible veteran .not on active duty and enrolled on at least a baH-time basis to cover the cost of tuition, books, fees, and related supplies. Although Ute old GI bill provided a $500 payment; the current law contains no such payments. Under the bill, tbe eligible veteran could receive a subaistence allowan<.'e of $1.75 a month while in scbool, and additional amoWits if be has dependents. The old GI biD provided a $50 allowance, later increased to $75. but tbe eurrenl law carries no such provision. Miller stated that .the bill's 'I . .. I I .2 •• WORK IS PROGRESSING Gil a uew Calllolic dlwdl at Tuppers Aainabyconlraclcir,HerbertSudlowof Logan, with the strucblre eq~eeted 1o be ClDlJl)eted by Ouistmas. Being Wilt at a COli tl. about ••ooo. Ute cWrch will replace Our Lady of L«eUoCWrch at Lmg Bottcm and is being built in Tuppers Plains ID provide a more centrally located church for theCoolvtlleareaallo. 'lbeducbwtllbe 114feetlmg, to fee.t wide and will be faced at the froot with buff brick. Coostructed aU oo one level, the new church will feature a nave and social hall plus living quarters for a resident priest. The structure is just off Route 7. new r---------------------------1 Accident Mars Race ·' ·:: :: ••• ..•••5'•••:1, .....:• ... ... ~. ; ·'·• .' ..•• ..... .· • •.· •.. ...... •• ·~ '• •• ...... .. ..... ....•• •••.. .. . ,.' •••, ••• ,.i--: . :.. ~ •.·. .,. ~· h ' ~ w, "• ;: ;; ~ ... ~ ..; ~ ~ •••' :.. lHelen ·Help Us!I COLUMBUS (UP!) - The iThursday night card at Scioto Downs was marked by both a new track record and by I tragedy. By Helen Bottel Kit Hanover won the $10,000 Scarlet and Gray race in 2:01, a new track mark for two-year"DEPOSIT" IS' INSURANCE old pacers. FOit mANGED MIND But an accident in the third Dear Heled: stJealrirc of vueclmnies, tbr last argument against them race marred the night's racing may bave been wGD with the announcement .that some 70 women when Travelers Check, trying to bave bad "fuaen spenn babies." Har rl'sonvi' Berettl.ore, a few husbands refused to have this simple, safe operatiGD, aaying that sometime in tbe future they might want llllftcbillken. Now, tbry can simply put on deposit enough frozen Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhodes sperm 1o take care of this eventuality. Artificial insemination are keepmg. !hell' two grandchtldren while !hell' mother, does the rest. Aa a man who has had a vesectomy, I can vouch for its suc- Mrs . Richard Rhodes is hospitalized with the new baby CI!SII. H all)'lling, it has ina'eased my libido. I know it has done in Charleston. wwdtisf..- my wife's! -MICK (FATHEROFTHREE) M v· . . B k f Dear Mick: rs; .trgtmdLath urGed o e or on I uadentand that several men have already made deposits in Racme VLSL e l l Ue Society News the frolen sperm bank, against the possibility that they might ..,I liMn clildren alter tbeir vasectomies. So far, not one has rep«ted a change of mill!. -H. Dear Helm : Is marriage on the way out? We do not think so. As two who love beq married. may we give our views? As we see it, mafr\age is not tbe problem. Rather, it's the attitude witb which people enter it If they expect one cootinuous honeymoon. they are headed fox- trouble. It doesn't take long ID DtO¥er each other's faults and analysing them only covers up aU the good traits lbat drew them tngether. · We believe. that if people would step ewninirlg the other '-penGII and instead evaluate tbemselves, they'd keep so busy they'd have little·time for criticism. They should realize they can irrilate well as be irritated by petty actions. It's strange that people will generally challenge a goal like _ Wsineas success, ..- winning awards, but when !be challenges of · marriage present themselves, lhi!y admit defeat without a decent effcrt. Marriage is wox-th every struggle, for the rewards are great. Manyalsofinditeasier tof..-givea friend or even a pet than a mate. Why be so much' harder on tbe me you love ? We penonally believe that if love is tbr motivating factor in yog-life (ulady love thatbuildsandnurturea) you will find that il ClllleS easier to praise than lD criticize, ID show understanding and eiiCGUI'agem.!llt and, most of all, re5jleet even lllough you dGD'l always agree. we know it can work, for marriage has worked for us over 17 yqn. We rnanied young and have shared JrOblems, climbed lllrdles, m~lize<l dreams. And we've bad a tremendous lot of fun -'11111 Ute way. - TWO OF YOUR READERS as miss the lead horse that had broken stride, went down on her neck, breaking it. The driver, Tom Johnson of Somerset, was thrown, but was apparently Wlinjured. The three year-old mare died on tbe track. The featured ninth race, won by Kit Hanover, marked Terry Holum's fourth victory of Ute night in the sulky. His otber wins were willl China Dall in an early non-betting race, Andy Hill in the third and Rebel Blue in the fifth. Kit Hanover was on the outside at the half-mile and tonk the lead at llle three1juarter t t · b 6y. 1 ths Th ~ 0 wm Y ' eng · e ;~was worth $4.20, $3 and · · Entrepreneur was second, paying $4.60 and $3.40. Fast Clip . Ill' d 'd $2 60 ~bs:s and llle Robert Alkires 10 In ~e r:t:,~ble: i,loved South on y.d M M A ... 1 d won lllefirstrace and Lew Dora Mr.an rs. . . ~Cppean tb df ., ~ tur tte ded th e secon or a~7 .... re non 1F 't Sr. an Mrs. Earm . tz . tth Athe etbl' e -.com b'rna t'Lon. Stemme ns Theatten dancewas 5,582 an d .reumon a e CoWity FatrgroWid SWiday. •• h dl ..,., "' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chase and uoe an e was ••• 5''""· son , Rolland , of Columbus called at tbe Halliday-Atkins doubtful. home. recently. · Mrs. Jesse Douglas, . who Tamra Clark spent the suffered a stroke May 15 has weekend with her grand- been taken to Chillicothe to a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert rest home owned hy her niece. Clark. Joey Gilkey of Columbus is Mr. and Mrs~ Larry Clark and spending a week with his Wiele · daughters, Penny and Tamra , and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton were supper guests of the Gilkey. Robert Clarks Thursday. Dolly Landaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jennmgs Ed· Howard and the late Lily wards of Clev.eland v~ited the Landaker, passed away May Halhday -A tk~ns fam1ly and 2sth following surgery for several of h1s brolllers and kidney troubfe Her mother died sisters also visited the Halliday- April 9. This ~as quite a blow Atkms home recently. for Howard Landaker who will Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson and soon reach his 95th birthday. children, Mark and Gay Lynn, . Theo. Koenig of East lefl for hom~ Saturday after .a Uve~pool, 'husband of Lucille week here with relatiVes. Landaker suffered a stroke in Mrs. Bertha Landaker iS in May and 'is not recovering as serious condition at Lincoln well as expected. Commumly Hosp1tal at Hugo, Mrs. Ruby Halliday and Colo. 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If we're ready deciding factor tonight when the Cleveland Browns coach emotionally, we think we could 1971 College All Stars and directing the All Stars for the given tbem a good game." The hol<~~ld Mark V Bids boys. Again the l)ougbboys missed National Football League first time, beneved bis team blew hot all the way Thursday The second baH opened witb tbeir field goal attempt and with Don Mccafferty, coach of llle cbampion Baltimore Colts meet could be emotionally r.eady to evening as they smashed tbe Morris handing 011 a gteat'feed Werry' domiMiing tbe boards, By United f>ress tntemal!onat in the 38th All Star game, to be give Ute Colts stariling op- Colts, had the same attitude. American Llague " We want to win. ~' he said. ~<J front running Obio Valley 1o Floyd Burney wbo laid in 11 Ute Bids began to slow it down nationally televised, on Soldier position. East think our team will be ready Bakery Doughboys 63 lo U in bucket. Tbe BuckS' Bill 01aney again. 'lbe PooJ«bboys fouled · Field's new Astroturf Field. "We think we have good W. L. Pet. GB .624 ... 6338 Middleport summer league mal!'bed him with a fine outside .Werry and Big Mark made both Baltimore The Colts, wiimers in both personnel," Collier said, "but emotionally because it's tbe 58 44 .569 5'12 previous appearances in the you can't tell about the mental first game of tbe season, and the basketball. shot. The Dougbboya mi ' to stretch tbe margin ID 18, at ~;:;';'1 54 48 .529 9112 The win raised the Bucks' their next attempt and Tyo 57-3!1. Jimmy Boggs bit a long New York 51 54 .486 14 game, were favored to win by and emotional preparation. All Star game means a lot to record to"'· good fur a lbi,rd again slowed Ute pace. The one for ooly the secGDd O.V.B. Washington 41 59 .410 21'12 42 61 .408 22 place finish. The loss dropped teams traded baskets and free· basket of tbe period. Instead of Cleveland West the Doughboys inlo a first place throws and with four minutes slowing it down, the Bucks W. L. Pet. GB 63 3ll .624 ... tie with The ·Daily Sentinel ·left in the third, tbe margin was rammed it into high gear and :Oakland Kansas City 52 48 .520 lO'I2 Shockers who recorded a forfeit still 11 at 311-Zl. . laid in two straigbt on their fast . · · for the viewers of ABC network. California 51 55 .>181 14'12 victory over Adolph's Dairy Olilds then drove r... two and break. . Chicago in 1966 and that club won eight Landry before leaving. He led There will be radio broadcast ·48 54 .471 15'12 By JOE CARNICElLI Valley. Both the ShockerS and Morris tapped in.an emmtsbot With 4$ secoods left in the Minnesota 46 55 .455 17 games. "A broken rib ought to tbe Cowboys' in rushing as a only on the Colts' network. UP! Sports Writer 43 58 .426 70 Doughboys have 11-4 records. 1o slice Ute lead to seven but Tyo cootest Deacon Boggs bit a free Milwaukee The latest casualty list be worth 10 victories," he said. rookie last season and is Thursday's Results Adolph's Stars are :1-10. again teamed with Boggs 1o toss lo make the lead 21. Two Milwaukee Elsewhere in the training demanding lllat the Cowboys :lf.•:lf.•'flf.JI.JPI.lf.'f••••f' 3 Boston 0 released by Uoe Washington The playoff for first place will hold the tempo down. With a and <Jillds traded free throws California 7 Cleveland 2 Redskins' camp contains the camps, a crowd of 34,462 rip up his three-year contract : Delroit 10, Kansas City 9 be this evening at tbe Mid- liUle less than two minutes left as the game ended. il il unlikely name of George Allen. watched the Green Bay offense and renegollate. Chicago 4, New York 0 . dlep<rt pool court at 6:30. in the period the Bucks began 1o The game's leading scorer Oakland Defensive tackle Clarence il il at Batt, ppd .• rain Allen, the Redskins' new overwhelm the Packers' The Bucks, usually a fast. weave tbe ball, with Boggs, Bill was Tyo with 16. Also for the Wash at Minn, ppd., rain defense 4W in the club's annual Washington will be lost to the ir il coach, suffered a broken rib breakclub,begantbegameina Vaughan, Sayre and Tyo Bucks Sugar Bear Sayre However hard YOtJr life I$, il Thursday wben defensive back l·ntrasquad game. Rookie Pittsburgh Steelers indefinitely il Toclay's Probable Pitchers il meet It and live II; do not slow down, working the ball r... elhibi.ting line liau handling. dWiked in 11, Werry had 9, · New York (Bahnsen 9-8) at Speedy Dtmc'-" crashed inlo quarterback Scott HWiter of because of a broken hone below il shun il and call 11 ha d' only the best sbots. Willi Mike Tbe period ended 46-3'1. Deacon Boggs and Bill Oumey Minnesota (Corbin 7.7), night. him from behind as the coach Alabama threw two touchdown his right knee and Coach : names. r Washington (Bosman 8·1Jl at Sayre's six points, the Bucks The Doughboys looted as each I, Bill Vaughan 7 and Steve passes and hit for 7-to-1~ passes Tommy Prothro of Los Angeles ir Henry Thoreau was watching a passing drill. Milwaukee (Lopez2-5), night. pulled away to a 13-8 advantage though Utey were coming bact Price 4. · Boston (Siebert 14-5) at Allen divided his squad into for 117 yards ..Gary Lane threw said rookie Phil Olsen, signed il after one period. when Morris drove in to cut the Jeff M<nis again led the Chicago (Horlen S-8), night. il two groups for passing practice for one score and Frank Patrick from the New England roster il California (Messersmith 10·9) In the second stanza the Mark lead to seven, but Sayre hit a Doughboys as be popped in 15, plWiged over for another as new aftt:r tbe Patriots were guilty of : il and was bUSY watching one V men began to lJreak away as long fielder from the C<ll'llef ID Mickey Olilds bad 10, Pearl at Detroit (Denehy 0-3), night. group when Duncan, playing coach Dan Devine drilled bis a contract error, will stsrt at il S . f ' Oakland (Blue 19-31 al Jeff Tyo and Deacon Dennis bring the lead back "' nine. Burney a. Cooke 7. and .run Cleveland (Foster 5-10). night. safety lor the second group, quarterback corps in an effort defensive tackle Saturday : Kansas Cllh !Drago 12-5) at Boggs hit their mates con- Boggs stole the ball and fed Tyo Boggs 2. slammed into him. Allen was to find a successor to injured against Houston in the Hall of il il aistently with line passes un- for two more, Steve Price then Much of tbe credit for the Balllmore (Leonhard 2 · 0), "knocked sprawling all over the Bart Starr. Fame game at Canton, Ohio. il il night. derneath. The Doughboys hit two atraigbt, and as the dust Mark V victory went to Deacon Defensive back Tim Ander- il place", according to a club RWining back Duane Thomas, countered with some fine cleared; the Doughboys found Boggs who played a fantastic Saturday's Games who verbally blasted tbe Dallas son, Sari Francisco's No. I draft il . Fridays Only spokesman . He remained for shooting by big Jeff MotTis and themselves 15 behind again. noor game and was outstanding New York at Minnesota the conclusion of Ute practice organization last week, showed choice, said he is ready to : The Drive-In Window at Milwaukee Tonuny Cooke lo 'pull within II The Doughboyalailedtofind the GO defense. Mark Werry had a Washington is Open Boslon at Chicago and precautionary X;ays after- up at Ute Cowboys' camp report to camp and sign. il by the half. at 33-22. At tbe range and tbe Bucks reboWided line f!igbt on Ute defensive California at De1roi1 9 A.M. to 1 P. M. wards revealed a broken rib. Thursday and immediately Anderson had been working il break, Tyo had eight and Sayre and fed tall Mark Werry wbo boards f..- the winners while · Oakland al Cleveland Kansas demanded to be traded. through an agent but apparent-: (Continuously) ~ The 49-year-old coach took seven to lead the Bucks. Morris, hooked oqe over Morris for a 56- Jeff M<nis played his usual fine City at Baltimore. night ij the incident lightly, calling it a Thomas, who is demanding ly has decided to sign after il Cooke and Mick Childs had six 39 Mark V lead. defense in the middle. possible good luck charm. Allen $811,000, met for an hour with missing three weeks of training il Other Banking Hours 9 to Nationill league each to pace the tiailing DoilgbManager Tex camp. . : l and s to 7 as usual on said he suffered a broken hand General East The New York Jels will look 'i l Frtdays. W. L. Pel. GB before taking over Lus Angeles Schramm and Coach Tom 67 37 .644 Pittsburgh at three pWII return specialists il DAIII( St. Louis 57 48 .543 10'12 -ChriS Farasopoulos, the No. 3 : r1 . unn__ Chicago 55 47 .539 11 draft pick from Brigham • r 52 49 .SIS 13'12 New York young Vernon Studdard of il .Jftl • The Daily Sentinel 111anmer at 1S.!4; tyo COIDIIered with a to Dunfee who turned a 48-44 Philadelphia 45 60 .429 22'12 41 63 .394 26 Montreal Miss~ippi and Phil Wise of il POMEROY, OHIO . basketball team conliwed its driving Ia~ but with fLW ·deficit into a 56-41 lead with West Nebraska.Qmaba-when Uteir Member FDIC : late season surge WMneoday seconds left, bit GDe and lbn!e long jump shots. Eli W. L. Pet. GB rookies meet tbe Bridgeport il Member F,ederal il evening ccming frtm bebind to was f...Ied . lie made tbe free Ebersbach, the Shockers' San Francisco 63 4J .594 Jets of the Atlantic Coast il Reserve S~tem ·.tr knock off tbr Bucks of Mark V, shot, and Ute period ended 211-17. f«nrard, tben twicestdepasses Los Angeles 54 51 .514 8'12 Allanta 55 53 .509 9 UGONIER, Pa. (UPI)today to get the PGA National 61-M. with Slew Dunfee and Tyoalsoopened tbeaccringtl. and fed Walters for easy Football League Saturday. Ve- ••••••••••••~ Houston 52 51 . .505 9'12 Officials make another try Team Championship stsrted, teran defensive back John Doxie Wallen again Ute big tbe second period as be banged baskets that moved tbe lead to Cincinnati 49 58 .458 15'12 hut the Weather Bureau promDockery, being tested as a wide guns for the winners. They oneinfrunhisdeepCOiner. The 54-48. Tyo and Boggs put in a San Diego lll 68 .358 25 Thursday's Results ised litUe in the way of receiver, will play for the COOibined for a total of 53 points, shot was indicative of the way bucket apiece to bring tbem- Atlanta 4 San Francisco 2 cooperation. 23 by Dunfee and 30 bY Walters. tbe period was 1o go for tbr selves within two at ~2. St. LOtJis 3 N.Y. I (8 inngs rain) Mter the scheduled opening rookies. The Jets also announced the acquisition of Their heroics overshadowed the Shockers: everything werit in Dunfee Jill up a long one San Diego S Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 1 Los Angeles 5 roWidwasrainedoutThursday, defensive tackle Frank CataUaBucks'bigscorer, JeffTyo, who for the Bucks and nothing bander frcm Ute tcp tl. the key !Only gamesscheduledl · tbe U.S. Weather Service said no of Northwestern Oklahoma,· bad 29. mopped for the Shockers. The that rimmed oot lD Walters wbo Toclay's Probable Pitchers there was a belter-than-ev~n who was dropped recently by Mark Vbroke ootID a 4:0 lead second quarter ended 31.10 for laid tbe ball in and was fouled . Chicago (Hands 9-11) at New chance of more hea~y ram Cincinnati. on· baskets by Tyo and Mike the Bucks. He made the free throw to York (Gentry 8-8). night. loday-and then predicted a The Denver Broncos placed Sayre. But tbe Sbcicters roared The tlird quarter proved to be make it ~7-S%. Ebersbadl again Cincinnati !Nolan 8-11) at LOS' Three teams remained in possibility of showers Wltil Dan Kecman, a free agent back to lie as slick Rich Bailey the big GDe for the Shockers as stole the ball 1111 banded off to Angeles (Sutton 9-10). night . nnebacker, on waivers, tbe Allan Ia (Kelley 5·3) at San contentloo for the championship Monday. and Dunfee bit long fielders. Bailey beganhandiJIII «if assists Bailey who hit a grel\t spinning Di!IJO (Arlin 5-13), night. Home of of the ,.. · •· .• -Meigs\ Pony Although the rain made Houston Oilers dropped veteran 'lbe Sbocken look their first lD Walters and IJunfee. neacon ~ to. seal tbe vil:D)'. Tyo Pollsburgh 1Kison 2-0) at San League Tourname~nf ' after bard.b' anybotly happy, it did ·surd Spa\Jt.Muagron and the lead 1fben Walters slapped in a Boggs took up Ute~ slack and Dunfee traded baskets as Francisco !Carrithers 2·1), Pomeroy forfel ted ~ Mid· brighten . the chances or. a Kansas City Chiefs said that . night. mi.ued shot. as behitmpoints while llunlee the game ended. Houston (Forsch 5-4 and Thursday ev . repeat VlCiory for Jack N1ck- Scott Lewis a defensive end dleport IIJl !be pace of the game and Walters hit live eacb and Besides Walters' 30 and Grief O·ll al Montreal (StrohAccording to lbe tournament taus and Arnold Palmer. an ·from Grambling who was the quickened, the Bucks pulled Bailey added four. Mili::e Sayre Dunft:es' 23, Bailey bad eight mayer ~·3 and Stoneman 12-9). schedule, lhllloser of the Bid- awesome twosome which club's No. 2 draft pick, is away and led by llll many as six mt the Bucks' only otha' baste! and played a great Door game. 2, two-night. SJ. Louis !Cleveland 9·9 ~nd well-Pomeroy game was slated already figured to be the expected in camp Saturday 1o in the quarter as Slew Price of the quarter as be tapped in a Also for tbe winners, Ebersbadl Taylor 2-0) al Philadelphia to play Middleport. favorites. sign. and Tyo repeatedly went Ia the last second shot ofTyo's and tbe played a line defensive game (Shari 6-11 and Lersch 4-9) , 2. · Pomeroy, however, refused Nicklaus, whose appearance middle for fall-away jumpers. period ended with tbe Bucks and Kim French and Tom twi-night. to play the game on the groWids in the Westchester Classic last Bailey hit a basket with 45 leading 46-44. WaltenplayedweUbulfailed to Saturday's G~mes that Cheshire should play week was his first since be lost seconds left in tbe first period to In the final period the score. Chicago at New York Middleport. Pomeroy bad Ute U.S. Open playoff June 21, Iring !be Shockers within four Shockers began to wor:k tbe ball Boggs was nut high to Tyo Pittsburgh at San Francisco defeated Middleport earlier, 1~ has been bothered by an eye Houslon al Monlreal. night St. Louis al Philadelphia, night --=~~~~~~~~!'-'~~-f..withSayre nine and .. . - tbe Bucks assists. bad Cincinnati at Los Angeles. night 0. Cheshire had been beaten 11-1 infection and the extra day of in Ute opening roWid by Bidwell rest could only help. Atlanta at San Diego, night but advanced back witb a 15-5 " It feels better every day," win over Southwestern. he said. • ' OPTOMETRIST QJaney added two. A nonscorer rebOWiding for the losers. Pomeroy· bad defeated South·OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO S (Clf)SE. was Bill Vaughan. Sayre was In the other game, Adolph's western and Middleport but lost O.rdor By Phono AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., crediled with a fine job af DairY Valley forfeited ID the 7-6 to Bidwell which dropped POMER Y. Chinnereth, Gennesaret And To•• Em HO... Ohio Valley Bakery. them inlo the losers' lncket. and Tiberias were other 992-5432 Middleport showed ,... its names for the Sea of Galilee 2)6E . 2nd PonierQy PhoM 992-5428 game Thursday night at in Biblical' times. Racine Wins 19-7 Oleshire. Pomeroy was not present. P0111eroy's objections SALEM - Racine defeated were also baaed upon lbe fact Salem 19-7 here this week in Ahat after suffering !be loss lo UtUe League play. Bidwell, they. would have A Sub. . ... , •• Racine hitters were Mark played three straight games.'. . · hus hslern 1"n5miSStOI\ Q:Mp Sayre, 2singles and a double, J. After a lengthy discussion, F. YoWig 2singles and a double; league President Art Slobart :.··· David Neigler and Erie Dun· cancelled Ute tournament. It ning 3 singles each. Steve Hill was later mutually agreed that ' and Perry Hill 4 singles each, Ute tourney should continue Scott Wolfe a double and single, with Cbesllire meeting Midand Bill Harris and Herb Ervin dleport this evening, The a single each. winnerof!hatcontestwtllbaUle Salem hitters were J. Crouse Bidwell for the championship. a single, R. Crouse 2 singles, Aslmtlardisputearoseinlast 54t,000 nr 70,000 JenkinsandRoseadoubleeach, year's tournament played at and Grate a single. Syracuse. • * * * The bidding has been: West North Z.St South Pass Weather forecasters an· ticipated a pleasant night. for the contest with a temperature in the low·70's or perhaps in the fill's by kickoff time, scheduled for 8:30 p.lll. (CDT). Sl-as were expected in Ute monling, but were expected in the morning, but were expected to cease during the alterndon, causing no problem with the artificial turf. A cro~ near the capaCity of 52,000 was expected. Soldier field has been renovated since the last all s~ game in order to become Ute home field of the Chicago · Bears. New seats have ·been It' Qu. ick' Easy Deuce Loses Big Chance returning =:.~~~=: veterans in much Ute Now let's give the deuce of same way as the old GI bill spades the Door at the card benefitted thousands of World meeting. "I don't get much of a chance to be the hero of War D veterans. . a band," be would say, " but "_The current ed~~abonal it is a shame that some mere 8SS1Siance p ogram, Miller buman being will ruin my op- stated. "is simply inadequate to portunity. There I was in full meet risillg educational costs. control at lr1ck three and By making benefit levels South reached over :md commensurate with today 's played me. If he had Just . .. held back and thrown any econOIIIIc realities, we can offer other card in the hand except real encouragement to returthe club ace the rubber ning Vietnam veterans to would have ended triumph- pursue their educational goals antly for him." and thereby help reduce the So it would have. If lbe tremendous unemployment club shift cal!le, dummy's problems tbey now face. Jiecent ace would wm. But now figures !rem the Department of South would play that deuce . . of trumps; draw all the Labor m_dicate lbal almost · trwnps and then put the bigb 400,000 VIetnam veterans are diamonds to real work. · unemployed or almost twice llll (NIWSP.PR INTUraiSE I.SSN.J many asJastyear. Jt Is time we all Lmite to help our veterans make the difficult transition to civilian life," Miller added. Staf.s Are Ready Casualty List Grows Miller Backing New Gl Bill Property Transfers Harley Haning, Margaret Haning to Grover B. Stout, Wmnie C. Stout, 0.64, Chester. Anton Lucke, Evelyn Lucke to William G. Russell, Mary E. Russell, Lot, Minersville. . Bucks Upset Bakers; _Tie Playoff is Tonight them.I' U.S. Depa1bnent of A&riculture fOOD STAMPS ' - On Tuesday and Wednesday only of each week during regular office hours from 9 .until 3. GE 2-DOOR 14.7 ·cu. ft. NO-FROST REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER with giant !48-lb. Zero-degree No- Frost freezer. Vegetable Bins. 4 Relrigerator Shelves I 1 slide·outl! Molgs County Branch FHf AFHfNS COUNrY SAV(NGS I LOAN CO. H&R FIRESTONE N.2nd ft2-2231 ' I r. �• 3-TbeDailySentiJci,~, O~July 31, mt Ministers R~assigned . n• . ~ IIIM"'Ji&t ••t t1. 1 111'1 to cllillrlct meetillg _ , devoted llfelp O..t, Cbun' a1 tbe. to 111e w i ••ry Qmention II II loiJI[ place at tile 11Je Qadi with Mrs. Harvey S. Oiahl Olllo I>i I k:tA dq Galloway, president of !be beld daihc 111e pat two weea 0111!<&1 Ullio JJiatrict N - a1 tbe ••n..,.... • ll4n! World ww=ry Society in 11181 in O+IJH!I•• mage. Mrs. Wanda Kllal:, J>-stpd wre the Bet>. m• ·'TV)' to New cw-, was ....-ns Jfolfe II lbe bciDe a 1j 'Jk'!r. A farewell !iWie Cllureb; lbe Rev. Herbert - g1MI Mils Wanda Gould. Grate, Chesler; the Rev. a-' ·'TV)' who will leave for Manbal1 Lurimare, S)latM; !Wti in $ejo4eute . It was 1tp01 led lbJit tbe Central omo tbe Rev, a,11e C• ~· tbe Bet>. Ml1nlt Dislrict over tbe past year has lllillel', ~.t; 1111 the giftii$DI,OOOforworldmission Rev. James Baney, Point w~. Roct. • . Omdating at the district ·IIurins the district uNy, assembly were Dr. Orvi~e tliO,IIIII was railed in cub lind Jenkins, general supenn· pledges to. pay «if tbe jn- tendent II the Clmcb of lbe debl11b ss tl. tbe eainpgrOUildll. Naurene and Dr. Harvey S. 'lbe m~~~ey came in as an an- Galloway, district superinswer to a cballmge issDed by t.ndenl the Rev_ Charles Milhuff, 'lbe _C&JDPmeeting was beld evangelistandautbor,andone frcm July 16 11.-ough July Zi tl. tbe principal BJI""'el"l at !be witll atlendance on most nights •eliJIII. aceeding tbe 3,000 capacity rl 'lbe first two· days of tbe ' .,...,.I'IGII, . can••• Lab. Tech Students in Second Phase Preventive Government Eleven · students of the Medical Laboratory Tecbnician PrGgram CGDducted jolnUy by Rio Grande College and Holzer U 1fri' Center have . entered tbe second pbase of their two,_- progt am. Tbe students spent Ute past ocbool year completing tbeir .,.... work at Rio Grande College. This month they 'llarled the practical pbase of Uteif program at lhEi Holzer Medical Center laboratory at First and Cedar in Galli~lis. They will work in the laboratory at the Medical Center Wllil graduation in May of next year. The Medical Labor a tory Technician Program (M.L.T.) is fWided on a matching basis with Appalachian Regional Cnmmiss:oo 202 funds cbanneled through the Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation. Upon graduation. the students will receive an associate degree from Rio .Grande College and will be eligible to take the National Registry Examination given by the American Society of Cli ical Pathologists. . Mter successfully passing the examination, the students will be registered Medical Laboratory Technicians. MEDICAL LABORATORY l'ElmiiCIAN mJDENTS -First row, left to right: Teresa Dearth, NelsonWle, 0.; Janie Cobb, Pt. Pleasant; Jack Loog,· Wilkesville; Joyce Davis, Nelsonville; Cathy Berry,~; Second row : Marlene Goodwin, Pomeroy; Susan Davia, G8Dipllls; Paul Bierhup, Wellston; Joy Chose, Jacksoo; Vicky McCain, oak Hill, and Cindy Howard, Nelsonville. MeigS '*"""' . the llberMde. were the Rev. MiJbniF and IX. Jolin Knight, secretary of evangelism f..- tbe ~· Jim and Rosemary Green bad mage of Ute music, the Rev. Ricbanl ~ tbe young peGPie'sactivilies; and the Rev. RGberl Styen, former paator II the M'..!d)rport Olurch, the juD.or activities. " Paul and Silas" prayer semces were beld by tbe young people's meeting with one senic:e ~ •til 3:30 in Ute~. , In reparting the prayer 8I!!I'Vice, the Rev. ~· Miller described an expenence of ciYine Jwling - an ilicident where a y01q W11118D,. par1ially paralyzed, regain full usage af her bod,y. · Dr. Galloway, superinleDdent aftbeDislridf..-IM!I'aq'uarter af a century, will conclude his senic:ein thedistrictnedyear. ~ " • ,. • Tenth District Congressman ~ E. Miller bas joined Rep. Marvin Escb af Michigan in sponsoring legislation to establish what is CGDSiderel to be GDe of tbe most ....,_ prebensi ve veterans' Ethel Stewart, Evelyn S. educational programs in tbe Lucke, Anton· Lucke, Victor E. natioo's hislciry. Stewart, Margaret Stewart, The bill, entitled tbe Vietnam Maxine E. Sayre, Ashton E. Sayre to William G. Russell, Mary E. Russell, Lots, Miners- WIN AT BRIDGE ville. . Jesse Morris, Meda E. Morris to Virgil C. King, Marg D. King, 3 A., Bedford. NOiml (D) D. W. Newton, Alma Newton to Noel Herrmann, Edith .107 Herrman, Lots, Middleport. +AKQJ U Clifford B. Lamp, Edna Lamp .AJ43 lD Harry J. Denison, Kathryn WEST EAST Denison, Lot, Middlep<rt. • ·7 6u .85 M. A. Hall, Ellen Hall to Mary .AKQJ8 4 . 52 +108 652 +9 Kathryn Greer, Lowell Eugene .. K762 .Q9 Greer, 70 A., Olive. SOUTH Lillie Ann Robinson to Jerry .AKQJ109 Lee Brogan, Judy A. Brogan, .96 3 32-V, A., Rutland. t7 Kenneth 0. Markins, Ver• 1085 mont Markins to Kenneth Both vulnerable Vining, 'I• A., Salisbury. West Nurdo· East South Nelson Archer, Mildred 1+ ' Pass 1• Archer to Don . Roush, Lot, 2. 3 ··~ - Pass 4. Pass Pass Pass Middleport. Opening lead· K Hassel Justice, Nell Justice to Ohio Power Co., Coal, Salem. By Oswald & James Jacoby Suppose the cards got together after a bridge game to tell their experiences. Most of the talk would be handled by aces and kings Qnce m a while a spot but FWieral services for Samual would get the Ooor. card J . Howeu; 70, Stewart, who died started out by playThursday at Selby General ingWest the king, queen and jack Hospital in Marietta following a of hearts. South ruffed the brief illness, will be held at 2 third heart with the deuce of p.m. Saturday at tbe White trumps and East overruffed. East decided that his partFWieral Home in Coolville. ner's failure to play tbe ace Mr. Stewart, born in Kentucky, tbe son of the late David was some sort of a suit pref·signal so East reand Elizabeth Childers Howell, erence turned the deuce of clubs. was employed for the past 15 South won with dummy's ace years in the maintenance and tried to get some club department of Ohio University. discards on dummy's diaHe was a member of the Ohio monds only to go two down Civil Service Employes Assn. when West ruffed the second Surviving are his wife, Helen lead of the suit. Kinney Howell; two sons, Tile Alm•ut James of Stewart, and David of By Ullitedl'ftu Jateraalloul AUtens Route 3; a daughter, Today is Friday, July 30, Ute Mrs . James McPherson of 211th day of 1971. Stewart; three brothers, Tbe moon is in its first Howard and Wilford, both of quarter. CaUettsburg, Ky.; Clyde of The morning stars are Venus, Jacksonville ; four sisters, Mrs. Mars and Satum. Delia Taylor, Mrs. Walter The evening stars are MercuBushbaum and Mrs. James ry and Jupiter. Lee, all of Ashland, Ky.; Mrs; Those born GO this day are Frank Ball, Jr., CaUettsburg, meier Ute sign of Leo. and two grandchildren, Jeffrey Automobile inventor Henry Allen Howell and Carol Edwin Ford 1 was born July 30, 11163. McPherson, Jr. On this day in history: Officiating at services will be In 1967 news frcm behind tbe llle Rev. Guy White. Burial will Bamboo Curtain told of a mass be in the Stewart Cemetery. purge of Ute Red Chinese army · Friends may call at the funeral home at any time. ' GO TO HUNTINGTON MASON - Mrs. Elmer College Park, Md., was the VanMeter, Isabel Greer, Mrs. nation's first military air- Cecil Smith and Cecilia were visil.<n in Huntington. port. Veterans Act oi t971, provides a direct payment by the Veterans Administration of up ID $10110 per school year to the educational institution for an eligible veteran .not on active duty and enrolled on at least a baH-time basis to cover the cost of tuition, books, fees, and related supplies. Although Ute old GI bill provided a $500 payment; the current law contains no such payments. Under the bill, tbe eligible veteran could receive a subaistence allowan<.'e of $1.75 a month while in scbool, and additional amoWits if be has dependents. The old GI biD provided a $50 allowance, later increased to $75. but tbe eurrenl law carries no such provision. Miller stated that .the bill's 'I . .. I I .2 •• WORK IS PROGRESSING Gil a uew Calllolic dlwdl at Tuppers Aainabyconlraclcir,HerbertSudlowof Logan, with the strucblre eq~eeted 1o be ClDlJl)eted by Ouistmas. Being Wilt at a COli tl. about ••ooo. Ute cWrch will replace Our Lady of L«eUoCWrch at Lmg Bottcm and is being built in Tuppers Plains ID provide a more centrally located church for theCoolvtlleareaallo. 'lbeducbwtllbe 114feetlmg, to fee.t wide and will be faced at the froot with buff brick. Coostructed aU oo one level, the new church will feature a nave and social hall plus living quarters for a resident priest. The structure is just off Route 7. new r---------------------------1 Accident Mars Race ·' ·:: :: ••• ..•••5'•••:1, .....:• ... ... ~. ; ·'·• .' ..•• ..... .· • •.· •.. ...... •• ·~ '• •• ...... .. ..... ....•• •••.. .. . ,.' •••, ••• ,.i--: . :.. ~ •.·. .,. ~· h ' ~ w, "• ;: ;; ~ ... ~ ..; ~ ~ •••' :.. lHelen ·Help Us!I COLUMBUS (UP!) - The iThursday night card at Scioto Downs was marked by both a new track record and by I tragedy. By Helen Bottel Kit Hanover won the $10,000 Scarlet and Gray race in 2:01, a new track mark for two-year"DEPOSIT" IS' INSURANCE old pacers. FOit mANGED MIND But an accident in the third Dear Heled: stJealrirc of vueclmnies, tbr last argument against them race marred the night's racing may bave been wGD with the announcement .that some 70 women when Travelers Check, trying to bave bad "fuaen spenn babies." Har rl'sonvi' Berettl.ore, a few husbands refused to have this simple, safe operatiGD, aaying that sometime in tbe future they might want llllftcbillken. Now, tbry can simply put on deposit enough frozen Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Rhodes sperm 1o take care of this eventuality. Artificial insemination are keepmg. !hell' two grandchtldren while !hell' mother, does the rest. Aa a man who has had a vesectomy, I can vouch for its suc- Mrs . Richard Rhodes is hospitalized with the new baby CI!SII. H all)'lling, it has ina'eased my libido. I know it has done in Charleston. wwdtisf..- my wife's! -MICK (FATHEROFTHREE) M v· . . B k f Dear Mick: rs; .trgtmdLath urGed o e or on I uadentand that several men have already made deposits in Racme VLSL e l l Ue Society News the frolen sperm bank, against the possibility that they might ..,I liMn clildren alter tbeir vasectomies. So far, not one has rep«ted a change of mill!. -H. Dear Helm : Is marriage on the way out? We do not think so. As two who love beq married. may we give our views? As we see it, mafr\age is not tbe problem. Rather, it's the attitude witb which people enter it If they expect one cootinuous honeymoon. they are headed fox- trouble. It doesn't take long ID DtO¥er each other's faults and analysing them only covers up aU the good traits lbat drew them tngether. · We believe. that if people would step ewninirlg the other '-penGII and instead evaluate tbemselves, they'd keep so busy they'd have little·time for criticism. They should realize they can irrilate well as be irritated by petty actions. It's strange that people will generally challenge a goal like _ Wsineas success, ..- winning awards, but when !be challenges of · marriage present themselves, lhi!y admit defeat without a decent effcrt. Marriage is wox-th every struggle, for the rewards are great. Manyalsofinditeasier tof..-givea friend or even a pet than a mate. Why be so much' harder on tbe me you love ? We penonally believe that if love is tbr motivating factor in yog-life (ulady love thatbuildsandnurturea) you will find that il ClllleS easier to praise than lD criticize, ID show understanding and eiiCGUI'agem.!llt and, most of all, re5jleet even lllough you dGD'l always agree. we know it can work, for marriage has worked for us over 17 yqn. We rnanied young and have shared JrOblems, climbed lllrdles, m~lize<l dreams. And we've bad a tremendous lot of fun -'11111 Ute way. - TWO OF YOUR READERS as miss the lead horse that had broken stride, went down on her neck, breaking it. The driver, Tom Johnson of Somerset, was thrown, but was apparently Wlinjured. The three year-old mare died on tbe track. The featured ninth race, won by Kit Hanover, marked Terry Holum's fourth victory of Ute night in the sulky. His otber wins were willl China Dall in an early non-betting race, Andy Hill in the third and Rebel Blue in the fifth. Kit Hanover was on the outside at the half-mile and tonk the lead at llle three1juarter t t · b 6y. 1 ths Th ~ 0 wm Y ' eng · e ;~was worth $4.20, $3 and · · Entrepreneur was second, paying $4.60 and $3.40. Fast Clip . Ill' d 'd $2 60 ~bs:s and llle Robert Alkires 10 In ~e r:t:,~ble: i,loved South on y.d M M A ... 1 d won lllefirstrace and Lew Dora Mr.an rs. . . ~Cppean tb df ., ~ tur tte ded th e secon or a~7 .... re non 1F 't Sr. an Mrs. Earm . tz . tth Athe etbl' e -.com b'rna t'Lon. Stemme ns Theatten dancewas 5,582 an d .reumon a e CoWity FatrgroWid SWiday. •• h dl ..,., "' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Chase and uoe an e was ••• 5''""· son , Rolland , of Columbus called at tbe Halliday-Atkins doubtful. home. recently. · Mrs. Jesse Douglas, . who Tamra Clark spent the suffered a stroke May 15 has weekend with her grand- been taken to Chillicothe to a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert rest home owned hy her niece. Clark. Joey Gilkey of Columbus is Mr. and Mrs~ Larry Clark and spending a week with his Wiele · daughters, Penny and Tamra , and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton were supper guests of the Gilkey. Robert Clarks Thursday. Dolly Landaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jennmgs Ed· Howard and the late Lily wards of Clev.eland v~ited the Landaker, passed away May Halhday -A tk~ns fam1ly and 2sth following surgery for several of h1s brolllers and kidney troubfe Her mother died sisters also visited the Halliday- April 9. This ~as quite a blow Atkms home recently. for Howard Landaker who will Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson and soon reach his 95th birthday. children, Mark and Gay Lynn, . Theo. Koenig of East lefl for hom~ Saturday after .a Uve~pool, 'husband of Lucille week here with relatiVes. Landaker suffered a stroke in Mrs. Bertha Landaker iS in May and 'is not recovering as serious condition at Lincoln well as expected. Commumly Hosp1tal at Hugo, Mrs. Ruby Halliday and Colo. She Js still able to read Pauline Atkins called on Ava cards but her ~ge and weakened Gilkey Sunday afternoon. condition make full reco~ery Samuel Howell Died Thursday Pass p..,. Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass You, South, hold: ~: 4+ 5. • · •AK87 •Az +KQt •KSU do you do now! · ,__ •L'- L'd •LA-u you P-.r UWi ~ 15 UIIC Wbat •• rnad·sllm 1o1ft bid ..,..., spodes. Otherwise, bid sev"" no-Cra•p. , TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding three spades your partner has jumped to four spades over your two spades. Wbat do you do now? 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Again the l)ougbboys missed National Football League first time, beneved bis team blew hot all the way Thursday The second baH opened witb tbeir field goal attempt and with Don Mccafferty, coach of llle cbampion Baltimore Colts meet could be emotionally r.eady to evening as they smashed tbe Morris handing 011 a gteat'feed Werry' domiMiing tbe boards, By United f>ress tntemal!onat in the 38th All Star game, to be give Ute Colts stariling op- Colts, had the same attitude. American Llague " We want to win. ~' he said. ~<J front running Obio Valley 1o Floyd Burney wbo laid in 11 Ute Bids began to slow it down nationally televised, on Soldier position. East think our team will be ready Bakery Doughboys 63 lo U in bucket. Tbe BuckS' Bill 01aney again. 'lbe PooJ«bboys fouled · Field's new Astroturf Field. "We think we have good W. L. Pet. GB .624 ... 6338 Middleport summer league mal!'bed him with a fine outside .Werry and Big Mark made both Baltimore The Colts, wiimers in both personnel," Collier said, "but emotionally because it's tbe 58 44 .569 5'12 previous appearances in the you can't tell about the mental first game of tbe season, and the basketball. shot. The Dougbboya mi ' to stretch tbe margin ID 18, at ~;:;';'1 54 48 .529 9112 The win raised the Bucks' their next attempt and Tyo 57-3!1. Jimmy Boggs bit a long New York 51 54 .486 14 game, were favored to win by and emotional preparation. All Star game means a lot to record to"'· good fur a lbi,rd again slowed Ute pace. The one for ooly the secGDd O.V.B. Washington 41 59 .410 21'12 42 61 .408 22 place finish. The loss dropped teams traded baskets and free· basket of tbe period. Instead of Cleveland West the Doughboys inlo a first place throws and with four minutes slowing it down, the Bucks W. L. Pet. GB 63 3ll .624 ... tie with The ·Daily Sentinel ·left in the third, tbe margin was rammed it into high gear and :Oakland Kansas City 52 48 .520 lO'I2 Shockers who recorded a forfeit still 11 at 311-Zl. . laid in two straigbt on their fast . · · for the viewers of ABC network. California 51 55 .>181 14'12 victory over Adolph's Dairy Olilds then drove r... two and break. . Chicago in 1966 and that club won eight Landry before leaving. He led There will be radio broadcast ·48 54 .471 15'12 By JOE CARNICElLI Valley. Both the ShockerS and Morris tapped in.an emmtsbot With 4$ secoods left in the Minnesota 46 55 .455 17 games. "A broken rib ought to tbe Cowboys' in rushing as a only on the Colts' network. UP! Sports Writer 43 58 .426 70 Doughboys have 11-4 records. 1o slice Ute lead to seven but Tyo cootest Deacon Boggs bit a free Milwaukee The latest casualty list be worth 10 victories," he said. rookie last season and is Thursday's Results Adolph's Stars are :1-10. again teamed with Boggs 1o toss lo make the lead 21. Two Milwaukee Elsewhere in the training demanding lllat the Cowboys :lf.•:lf.•'flf.JI.JPI.lf.'f••••f' 3 Boston 0 released by Uoe Washington The playoff for first place will hold the tempo down. With a and <Jillds traded free throws California 7 Cleveland 2 Redskins' camp contains the camps, a crowd of 34,462 rip up his three-year contract : Delroit 10, Kansas City 9 be this evening at tbe Mid- liUle less than two minutes left as the game ended. il il unlikely name of George Allen. watched the Green Bay offense and renegollate. Chicago 4, New York 0 . dlep<rt pool court at 6:30. in the period the Bucks began 1o The game's leading scorer Oakland Defensive tackle Clarence il il at Batt, ppd .• rain Allen, the Redskins' new overwhelm the Packers' The Bucks, usually a fast. weave tbe ball, with Boggs, Bill was Tyo with 16. Also for the Wash at Minn, ppd., rain defense 4W in the club's annual Washington will be lost to the ir il coach, suffered a broken rib breakclub,begantbegameina Vaughan, Sayre and Tyo Bucks Sugar Bear Sayre However hard YOtJr life I$, il Thursday wben defensive back l·ntrasquad game. Rookie Pittsburgh Steelers indefinitely il Toclay's Probable Pitchers il meet It and live II; do not slow down, working the ball r... elhibi.ting line liau handling. dWiked in 11, Werry had 9, · New York (Bahnsen 9-8) at Speedy Dtmc'-" crashed inlo quarterback Scott HWiter of because of a broken hone below il shun il and call 11 ha d' only the best sbots. Willi Mike Tbe period ended 46-3'1. Deacon Boggs and Bill Oumey Minnesota (Corbin 7.7), night. him from behind as the coach Alabama threw two touchdown his right knee and Coach : names. r Washington (Bosman 8·1Jl at Sayre's six points, the Bucks The Doughboys looted as each I, Bill Vaughan 7 and Steve passes and hit for 7-to-1~ passes Tommy Prothro of Los Angeles ir Henry Thoreau was watching a passing drill. Milwaukee (Lopez2-5), night. pulled away to a 13-8 advantage though Utey were coming bact Price 4. · Boston (Siebert 14-5) at Allen divided his squad into for 117 yards ..Gary Lane threw said rookie Phil Olsen, signed il after one period. when Morris drove in to cut the Jeff M<nis again led the Chicago (Horlen S-8), night. il two groups for passing practice for one score and Frank Patrick from the New England roster il California (Messersmith 10·9) In the second stanza the Mark lead to seven, but Sayre hit a Doughboys as be popped in 15, plWiged over for another as new aftt:r tbe Patriots were guilty of : il and was bUSY watching one V men began to lJreak away as long fielder from the C<ll'llef ID Mickey Olilds bad 10, Pearl at Detroit (Denehy 0-3), night. group when Duncan, playing coach Dan Devine drilled bis a contract error, will stsrt at il S . f ' Oakland (Blue 19-31 al Jeff Tyo and Deacon Dennis bring the lead back "' nine. Burney a. Cooke 7. and .run Cleveland (Foster 5-10). night. safety lor the second group, quarterback corps in an effort defensive tackle Saturday : Kansas Cllh !Drago 12-5) at Boggs hit their mates con- Boggs stole the ball and fed Tyo Boggs 2. slammed into him. Allen was to find a successor to injured against Houston in the Hall of il il aistently with line passes un- for two more, Steve Price then Much of tbe credit for the Balllmore (Leonhard 2 · 0), "knocked sprawling all over the Bart Starr. Fame game at Canton, Ohio. il il night. derneath. The Doughboys hit two atraigbt, and as the dust Mark V victory went to Deacon Defensive back Tim Ander- il place", according to a club RWining back Duane Thomas, countered with some fine cleared; the Doughboys found Boggs who played a fantastic Saturday's Games who verbally blasted tbe Dallas son, Sari Francisco's No. I draft il . Fridays Only spokesman . He remained for shooting by big Jeff MotTis and themselves 15 behind again. noor game and was outstanding New York at Minnesota the conclusion of Ute practice organization last week, showed choice, said he is ready to : The Drive-In Window at Milwaukee Tonuny Cooke lo 'pull within II The Doughboyalailedtofind the GO defense. Mark Werry had a Washington is Open Boslon at Chicago and precautionary X;ays after- up at Ute Cowboys' camp report to camp and sign. il by the half. at 33-22. At tbe range and tbe Bucks reboWided line f!igbt on Ute defensive California at De1roi1 9 A.M. to 1 P. M. wards revealed a broken rib. Thursday and immediately Anderson had been working il break, Tyo had eight and Sayre and fed tall Mark Werry wbo boards f..- the winners while · Oakland al Cleveland Kansas demanded to be traded. through an agent but apparent-: (Continuously) ~ The 49-year-old coach took seven to lead the Bucks. Morris, hooked oqe over Morris for a 56- Jeff M<nis played his usual fine City at Baltimore. night ij the incident lightly, calling it a Thomas, who is demanding ly has decided to sign after il Cooke and Mick Childs had six 39 Mark V lead. defense in the middle. possible good luck charm. Allen $811,000, met for an hour with missing three weeks of training il Other Banking Hours 9 to Nationill league each to pace the tiailing DoilgbManager Tex camp. . : l and s to 7 as usual on said he suffered a broken hand General East The New York Jels will look 'i l Frtdays. W. L. Pel. GB before taking over Lus Angeles Schramm and Coach Tom 67 37 .644 Pittsburgh at three pWII return specialists il DAIII( St. Louis 57 48 .543 10'12 -ChriS Farasopoulos, the No. 3 : r1 . unn__ Chicago 55 47 .539 11 draft pick from Brigham • r 52 49 .SIS 13'12 New York young Vernon Studdard of il .Jftl • The Daily Sentinel 111anmer at 1S.!4; tyo COIDIIered with a to Dunfee who turned a 48-44 Philadelphia 45 60 .429 22'12 41 63 .394 26 Montreal Miss~ippi and Phil Wise of il POMEROY, OHIO . basketball team conliwed its driving Ia~ but with fLW ·deficit into a 56-41 lead with West Nebraska.Qmaba-when Uteir Member FDIC : late season surge WMneoday seconds left, bit GDe and lbn!e long jump shots. Eli W. L. Pet. GB rookies meet tbe Bridgeport il Member F,ederal il evening ccming frtm bebind to was f...Ied . lie made tbe free Ebersbach, the Shockers' San Francisco 63 4J .594 Jets of the Atlantic Coast il Reserve S~tem ·.tr knock off tbr Bucks of Mark V, shot, and Ute period ended 211-17. f«nrard, tben twicestdepasses Los Angeles 54 51 .514 8'12 Allanta 55 53 .509 9 UGONIER, Pa. (UPI)today to get the PGA National 61-M. with Slew Dunfee and Tyoalsoopened tbeaccringtl. and fed Walters for easy Football League Saturday. Ve- ••••••••••••~ Houston 52 51 . .505 9'12 Officials make another try Team Championship stsrted, teran defensive back John Doxie Wallen again Ute big tbe second period as be banged baskets that moved tbe lead to Cincinnati 49 58 .458 15'12 hut the Weather Bureau promDockery, being tested as a wide guns for the winners. They oneinfrunhisdeepCOiner. The 54-48. Tyo and Boggs put in a San Diego lll 68 .358 25 Thursday's Results ised litUe in the way of receiver, will play for the COOibined for a total of 53 points, shot was indicative of the way bucket apiece to bring tbem- Atlanta 4 San Francisco 2 cooperation. 23 by Dunfee and 30 bY Walters. tbe period was 1o go for tbr selves within two at ~2. St. LOtJis 3 N.Y. I (8 inngs rain) Mter the scheduled opening rookies. The Jets also announced the acquisition of Their heroics overshadowed the Shockers: everything werit in Dunfee Jill up a long one San Diego S Cincinnati 1 Pittsburgh 1 Los Angeles 5 roWidwasrainedoutThursday, defensive tackle Frank CataUaBucks'bigscorer, JeffTyo, who for the Bucks and nothing bander frcm Ute tcp tl. the key !Only gamesscheduledl · tbe U.S. Weather Service said no of Northwestern Oklahoma,· bad 29. mopped for the Shockers. The that rimmed oot lD Walters wbo Toclay's Probable Pitchers there was a belter-than-ev~n who was dropped recently by Mark Vbroke ootID a 4:0 lead second quarter ended 31.10 for laid tbe ball in and was fouled . Chicago (Hands 9-11) at New chance of more hea~y ram Cincinnati. on· baskets by Tyo and Mike the Bucks. He made the free throw to York (Gentry 8-8). night. loday-and then predicted a The Denver Broncos placed Sayre. But tbe Sbcicters roared The tlird quarter proved to be make it ~7-S%. Ebersbadl again Cincinnati !Nolan 8-11) at LOS' Three teams remained in possibility of showers Wltil Dan Kecman, a free agent back to lie as slick Rich Bailey the big GDe for the Shockers as stole the ball 1111 banded off to Angeles (Sutton 9-10). night . nnebacker, on waivers, tbe Allan Ia (Kelley 5·3) at San contentloo for the championship Monday. and Dunfee bit long fielders. Bailey beganhandiJIII «if assists Bailey who hit a grel\t spinning Di!IJO (Arlin 5-13), night. Home of of the ,.. · •· .• -Meigs\ Pony Although the rain made Houston Oilers dropped veteran 'lbe Sbocken look their first lD Walters and IJunfee. neacon ~ to. seal tbe vil:D)'. Tyo Pollsburgh 1Kison 2-0) at San League Tourname~nf ' after bard.b' anybotly happy, it did ·surd Spa\Jt.Muagron and the lead 1fben Walters slapped in a Boggs took up Ute~ slack and Dunfee traded baskets as Francisco !Carrithers 2·1), Pomeroy forfel ted ~ Mid· brighten . the chances or. a Kansas City Chiefs said that . night. mi.ued shot. as behitmpoints while llunlee the game ended. Houston (Forsch 5-4 and Thursday ev . repeat VlCiory for Jack N1ck- Scott Lewis a defensive end dleport IIJl !be pace of the game and Walters hit live eacb and Besides Walters' 30 and Grief O·ll al Montreal (StrohAccording to lbe tournament taus and Arnold Palmer. an ·from Grambling who was the quickened, the Bucks pulled Bailey added four. Mili::e Sayre Dunft:es' 23, Bailey bad eight mayer ~·3 and Stoneman 12-9). schedule, lhllloser of the Bid- awesome twosome which club's No. 2 draft pick, is away and led by llll many as six mt the Bucks' only otha' baste! and played a great Door game. 2, two-night. SJ. Louis !Cleveland 9·9 ~nd well-Pomeroy game was slated already figured to be the expected in camp Saturday 1o in the quarter as Slew Price of the quarter as be tapped in a Also for tbe winners, Ebersbadl Taylor 2-0) al Philadelphia to play Middleport. favorites. sign. and Tyo repeatedly went Ia the last second shot ofTyo's and tbe played a line defensive game (Shari 6-11 and Lersch 4-9) , 2. · Pomeroy, however, refused Nicklaus, whose appearance middle for fall-away jumpers. period ended with tbe Bucks and Kim French and Tom twi-night. to play the game on the groWids in the Westchester Classic last Bailey hit a basket with 45 leading 46-44. WaltenplayedweUbulfailed to Saturday's G~mes that Cheshire should play week was his first since be lost seconds left in tbe first period to In the final period the score. Chicago at New York Middleport. Pomeroy bad Ute U.S. Open playoff June 21, Iring !be Shockers within four Shockers began to wor:k tbe ball Boggs was nut high to Tyo Pittsburgh at San Francisco defeated Middleport earlier, 1~ has been bothered by an eye Houslon al Monlreal. night St. Louis al Philadelphia, night --=~~~~~~~~!'-'~~-f..withSayre nine and .. . - tbe Bucks assists. bad Cincinnati at Los Angeles. night 0. Cheshire had been beaten 11-1 infection and the extra day of in Ute opening roWid by Bidwell rest could only help. Atlanta at San Diego, night but advanced back witb a 15-5 " It feels better every day," win over Southwestern. he said. • ' OPTOMETRIST QJaney added two. A nonscorer rebOWiding for the losers. Pomeroy· bad defeated South·OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO S (Clf)SE. was Bill Vaughan. Sayre was In the other game, Adolph's western and Middleport but lost O.rdor By Phono AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., crediled with a fine job af DairY Valley forfeited ID the 7-6 to Bidwell which dropped POMER Y. Chinnereth, Gennesaret And To•• Em HO... Ohio Valley Bakery. them inlo the losers' lncket. and Tiberias were other 992-5432 Middleport showed ,... its names for the Sea of Galilee 2)6E . 2nd PonierQy PhoM 992-5428 game Thursday night at in Biblical' times. Racine Wins 19-7 Oleshire. Pomeroy was not present. P0111eroy's objections SALEM - Racine defeated were also baaed upon lbe fact Salem 19-7 here this week in Ahat after suffering !be loss lo UtUe League play. Bidwell, they. would have A Sub. . ... , •• Racine hitters were Mark played three straight games.'. . · hus hslern 1"n5miSStOI\ Q:Mp Sayre, 2singles and a double, J. After a lengthy discussion, F. YoWig 2singles and a double; league President Art Slobart :.··· David Neigler and Erie Dun· cancelled Ute tournament. It ning 3 singles each. Steve Hill was later mutually agreed that ' and Perry Hill 4 singles each, Ute tourney should continue Scott Wolfe a double and single, with Cbesllire meeting Midand Bill Harris and Herb Ervin dleport this evening, The a single each. winnerof!hatcontestwtllbaUle Salem hitters were J. Crouse Bidwell for the championship. a single, R. Crouse 2 singles, Aslmtlardisputearoseinlast 54t,000 nr 70,000 JenkinsandRoseadoubleeach, year's tournament played at and Grate a single. Syracuse. • * * * The bidding has been: West North Z.St South Pass Weather forecasters an· ticipated a pleasant night. for the contest with a temperature in the low·70's or perhaps in the fill's by kickoff time, scheduled for 8:30 p.lll. (CDT). Sl-as were expected in Ute monling, but were expected in the morning, but were expected to cease during the alterndon, causing no problem with the artificial turf. A cro~ near the capaCity of 52,000 was expected. Soldier field has been renovated since the last all s~ game in order to become Ute home field of the Chicago · Bears. New seats have ·been It' Qu. ick' Easy Deuce Loses Big Chance returning =:.~~~=: veterans in much Ute Now let's give the deuce of same way as the old GI bill spades the Door at the card benefitted thousands of World meeting. "I don't get much of a chance to be the hero of War D veterans. . a band," be would say, " but "_The current ed~~abonal it is a shame that some mere 8SS1Siance p ogram, Miller buman being will ruin my op- stated. "is simply inadequate to portunity. There I was in full meet risillg educational costs. control at lr1ck three and By making benefit levels South reached over :md commensurate with today 's played me. If he had Just . .. held back and thrown any econOIIIIc realities, we can offer other card in the hand except real encouragement to returthe club ace the rubber ning Vietnam veterans to would have ended triumph- pursue their educational goals antly for him." and thereby help reduce the So it would have. If lbe tremendous unemployment club shift cal!le, dummy's problems tbey now face. Jiecent ace would wm. But now figures !rem the Department of South would play that deuce . . of trumps; draw all the Labor m_dicate lbal almost · trwnps and then put the bigb 400,000 VIetnam veterans are diamonds to real work. · unemployed or almost twice llll (NIWSP.PR INTUraiSE I.SSN.J many asJastyear. Jt Is time we all Lmite to help our veterans make the difficult transition to civilian life," Miller added. Staf.s Are Ready Casualty List Grows Miller Backing New Gl Bill Property Transfers Harley Haning, Margaret Haning to Grover B. Stout, Wmnie C. Stout, 0.64, Chester. Anton Lucke, Evelyn Lucke to William G. Russell, Mary E. Russell, Lot, Minersville. . Bucks Upset Bakers; _Tie Playoff is Tonight them.I' U.S. Depa1bnent of A&riculture fOOD STAMPS ' - On Tuesday and Wednesday only of each week during regular office hours from 9 .until 3. GE 2-DOOR 14.7 ·cu. ft. NO-FROST REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER with giant !48-lb. Zero-degree No- Frost freezer. Vegetable Bins. 4 Relrigerator Shelves I 1 slide·outl! Molgs County Branch FHf AFHfNS COUNrY SAV(NGS I LOAN CO. H&R FIRESTONE N.2nd ft2-2231 ' I r. �ave ,..:.TbeDIIlr•n:tnel,~ .0 ...... - ·- · · ..c - " . -- - " 1 1 4- Tbe lllily Senlinei,Mkldleport-Punergy, O,.July 3D.lt71 Un~res tMjor LHgue Results By United PreS$ lnferNitiONII American League Wash at Minn, pdd., rain erts 0 O.kland at Ball, ppd., r'lin y, .• --· 31,lt'll. The Daly Seldilll Golf Event Scheduled INTERESTO' .MEIGS-MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL', Exec. Ed. MASON - Mrs. F.;velyll ~ waa In cbarge <i the Ieaaan 011 lleWiJig when the .,._ Bcmemiten met 011 n-lay mming at the IHime of lin. Cecil Smith. Mrs. Stewart distributed pampbleta on : Published daily except Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publishing Company , Jll A..ugus · t 31 New York 000 000 0110-- 0 9 0 Court St., Pomeroy, Qhio, Chica~o 020 200 Ollx- 4 6 o -45769. B(lsiness Office P"one Kektch, Hardin (5), Ham·, 992-2156 , Editorial Phone H2· , bright (7) and Gibbs; Bradley 31, has been 2157. . . (9,9) and Egan. LP-Kekich' (5- Tuesday, Aug. •~ An I So thSecond c1as1 posloge paJd at , 5). HRs~Egan '(9th), Mellon set for the Fitwt qua u Pomeroy, Oh•o . (24th) . em Ohio· Seniors Golf tour- · Not;onol odverflslng . . ·· try representettive Bottintlll • Kan tlty 010 502 001~ 9 J 2 DBI!leDt at Fatrgree~ Coun · Gallagher , Inc., 12 Eost ·•2nd • .,., DIEGO lit .n. the · Detroit 1110.040 014--10 12 1 Club in Jackson County. Co- St., New ~ork Cltv. New Vorl<. """' . . · , Ca ·. (UPI) "I hate tow..... a guy," "lbe toughest type ci blUer San Diego gaoe Roberts aU Inslead It his own reccri; · Buller, Nelson (5), Abernathy . lth t . . this Subscrtplion roles : DeYoo have to wooder how many Padre soutq,aw said. "ill get ,lor me Is IM't""""'llte Tunny the ruris he needed In the lhird Robetts wanted to talk about (9), Burgmeler (9) and Kirkpa- , chaU'IIleno eeven agam nvered by carr;er where wins bard..luck Dave Roberts 3-ll, the ned two piIdles are Helms (ci the Reds) or Bud iming, liking a 2-l lead. Enzo the Padre four-mao pitching..,:. trick; Coleman. Kilkenny w. year are Jack Stiffler•: Sr., of , ~y•JJ.~~!~ ~~.·~~n!,'hfr": ,::r~:; woold· have if he was with a golngtohelnlhere. lfthebatler HarTelson (of the New Y-" HernaDdez waited and Daoe tatioo. The ttne.areOay .!~)"", · Ch~an(ce~.l 19a1n.dSchTeimrmmoenrnm(a9n1 Jackson, and 0. F. Sharp, serv;ce noo available : Orie '· ood f ~·- B t M ts) Tbey · McArthur with Mrs. Lorralne ' monlh .51.75 , By moil in Ohio cootending cluo. canhititout,g oruwo. u e . doo't try to bit it CamphellandNateColhertdoo- Kirby(t-7and3.4l),SteveArlin and Freehan. WP-Schermann Mi ha 1 J ks ti. and w. va .. One yeor. s1•.110. Notas.manyasVidaBiue,of ifwegoto3-2,heg~tsmypitch . . wlTbeyjustmeetthebaD." bled. ~13and3.18)andFredNor- · (7-5) . LP-;-Burgmeier (4-5). c e, ac on,asexO\!uve s;• mqnlhs · s7.2S. Three '-·the'dbe his. to . HRs- Rodrtguez (10th), cash secretary-treasurer. Assisting I months S< .SD. Subscr;pllon course,'"' way man (1-' and 3.14). , (2.3rd), Patek ('th), "·•··l.llle ·m arrangements for •~e· se·ru·ors ' pnc~ · lnc lude•~ Sunday T1mes ·-00 ~ ••"'-"'"' · · · 20 victories. "I lbink onr rotation is as (12th) . . . w• Sentonel. .. . ·Roberts a 27 vear-<>ld 1 ft ood · golf tournam,ent is · Dave ·. :1 =.;-;_;;;;;;;"-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ' ., . e •. .... g as any ID the league," he calif 003 001 012- 7 14 0 Fr~me, Fairgreens' pro- T' bander with linimpresslve sta. I "" .said. " Cleveland 010 100 0110-- 2 8 I . llstics going Into his tf,tircf big The Padres tagged last year's Murphy, Fisher (S) and manager. NOW- FROM OXF0RD· leagueseason;loweredhisERA . Cinciru1ati star, Wayne Simp- Moses; Paul. Farmer c31•. . Ahout25 foursomes will play . to 2.15, the best among Natiooal WILMING'l'ON, Olfio (UPI) are using V'tr8iJ Carter, wbo did to eight mooUts before ''he'd be son, with his fourth loss in silt Hennigan (1), Mingorl (8) the Is-hole handicap event, with League starters, Thursday - Cincinnati Bengals Coach · an outstanding job last season able to put some --.. nna" on his declsl-·. (9) and - Tbeyc,.,'-ted .....,.. 13 hi. Is Colbert Fisher (9-4). LP-Fosse. Paul WP(1-1). extra golf carts ordered for use night. ' Paul Brown said Thursday and rookie Km Anderson, oo passes. off Simpsm, Wayne Granger HRs-Cowan (3rd) 1 McMullen that day. All the competing In the process, be proVided quarterback Greg Cook would the starting tmits. "So be's really making pretty and Jim Merritt. · (15th). · golfers a.re SO years of age or the San Diego Padres wiUt a 1>-1 he his "old sell in time," but ''We'D continue to build in good progress," ,Wd Pollins. l)nnpi"'.D, who beat Cincin- Boston 000 000 0110-- 0 4 1 over, and will be competing in victory over the Cincinnati when that time will b:e .is lennsoftheotherguys," Brown "And Ritcher lllld me the nati with a Uree.run hmner Mllwakee ooo 100 20x- 3 6 o their respective age group with Reds. · another question. said, ''unlit be cunes along. average guy alter an operation Wednesday nigh~ had a pair <i Tiant ond Montgomery; Pal- handicaps. The day's events Despile his sparkling ERA,. Cook, who tind...Went sur.gery He'D tell 118 when he's ready." like this wouldn't even he able do·..., ...les. lin and Rodriguez. WP-PaHin include and (9-11) . LP-Tiant (0-5). HR- f b coffee kf I doughnuts his reccri is only 11-11. on his right shoulder last year, Bengal's Trainer Marv to lruSb his teeth at this state. Cincinnati opens· tonight Vn<s !lOfh). or rea ast, uncheon, a ''I don't .think aiHillt wins," was in the Cleveland tlinic PoUins said Dr. H. Royer ,".I wouldn't hesitate to say against tbe n..~-rs feUomhip annual .........~ In Los AnNational League banq t, how', ·th and Ute be of li k I said Roberts, a somber young ear er this wee or a check, Collins, Who pelfGmled the he'llbe:IOOpercentneiiyear," geles, sending Gary Nolan (II- Pittsbrgh ooo 016 1oo- s 14 o . ue WI a nwn r veleran who compiled a 13-18 afterbeingbwnpedratherhard surgery, toldhbnitwuuldbesiJ: said Pollins. 11) to the moUnd. LosAng 020 200 001- s 121 trophies, merchandise prizes record and a 4.01 earned run in practice, . _Blass, Veale (4), Bril~ (6). and other awards made with averageint:wopteviousseasons Dr . Ralph Richter, the ~~:,.~tkef;.~ 14~~.::.'~~; Dr. D. E. Mlcbael as toast- An entirely new translation in modem English with San Diego. Ben~a~'s new orthopedic and Haller. WP-Veale (S-O) . masler. He gave up two of the Reds' spectalist, eumlned Cook. · , LP-psteen (11-7) . HRs-crow- Joe Thomas of Colwnbus, The Old and . hitsintheopeningiminglorthe "Ralph talked like Greg has . lord (8th), Robertson (21st), who was the first golf pro at New Testaments and ~y CincinnaU nm. Then he every chance to be his old self In CAU, CoiGmllia· (UPI) - · ~ ci a host of doves 22 oot <i a possible 24 gold Clines (lsth Stargell (3Jrd). Fairgreens when Ute club was. the Apocrypha settled down and retired 18 men time," said Brown. "But we just lnternaUonal sports lriurls Ita ~ peace and barnlony medals in the 1967 ·games in Atlanta 000 100 21o- 4 11 o organized in 1924, will present a Complete, unabridged, in a row bef<Jre the ne:Jit Reds' don't know when that will he. fun fliDlP and Jllllleanlry today mring the games. Wllllipeg, Canada. San Fran 1101 001 0110-- 2 6 3 rotating~jle Thomas Trophy" contains all the notes of the hit. "It may lle ne:Jit year, maybe here .Inin athe~ tropical 1be Colomlian ht~~tsgot their "I don't think we can do as Bryant, Reed Johnson (1l-7l and Williams. to theplaverwith the low net for Standard Edition. 1,824 (7), /W;Mahon ~ pages, 5'{16 x 8' valley Roberts threw only 83 pitches~ the middle of Ute season, maybe ~ MIIIDiains first cbance to cheer 'lbursday · well as we did four years ago," 19) and Dietz. LP~Bryanl (7· the day. ONLY $4.95 and 61 of lhem were strikes. He six weeks or two months" he !Gl' tbefalmll..,..mg of the VI when the Pan-American Flame admitted U.S. head track coach 7) . HRs-Speier (4th), Versa lies 0 -mg to aid tbe hontematm; Mrs. Roberta Young pre..nted devotionlla from Matthew .Cb 5' 1' 12 v~. ~. Elizabeth Jt«ets read a poem, "Sup- 4-H Reports o.t h e r '!be Pink Panthers 4-H Club 111!'1 July 27 at Karen Werry's hlme with two advi8Grs and 10 ca. ,er on· s.ta .........·•·n g .D.n lt• members pr nt. Their trip to Best Pboto Service Is scheduled !Gl' nert Thuraday, August 5. '!bey worked oo sewing and foods. Jody ~and Sandy Hamilton were In charge of r~reatiop. They played gt ·ng games. Karen Werry served refreshments.. '!be ~_meeting is to be held at Karen Werry's IKme August ~- - Kimberly Grueser. 'i'HE Sllltil and Sew 4-H Club met July 7 at Ada SligUano's home. There were two advisors and six members in attendance. Tbey played outdoor g811l\!S. Terri Manuel, Leslie Roberts and. Millsa ' Yonker made cookies for refreshments. The nert meeling Ill · Aug. 3 at Leslie 11Dber1s' hmne when they are to workonprojectbooks -Leslie 11Dber1s. ' THE LETART FARM Boys 4H Club met July 7 at David Foreman's home with two advisors and live members present. Tbey checked on their project books. Larry Hupp was 1n charge of recreation. David Foreman served refreshments. 1'hli nen meeting is scheduled , Aug. 12 at Larry Hupp s home. - Todd Roberts · The comPlete NEB p an ' Am G . ames Start ' sat urd ay didn't issue a walk io run his said. "We just don't kn~." string Of imings without giving Because of this, the Bengals base on balls to 15 1-3 frames. Bob Barton the Padre catch· ' er who used to be wilh San Francisco, said Roberts was Thursday's .Fight Results better than the Gjants' Juan BJr~~~~~~:~• ~~~~:~• Marichal and Gaylord Perry, oulpointed Ruoo'n Arocha, 1J: "Dave's better than anybody Mexico (10) . l've ever caught" he said S d -"""· :c.. • an ro Lopopolo. 147, lfaiy, 'uoat means Martcna.~, Perry, knocked out Jean van Torre, anybody." 140 3-4, Belgium (1) . 1n additi 111 to his pitching - Roberts doubled and singled U: ca'it'\n~~ ~uf~in ~';,'i',:~; drive in a run. 198, Cincinnali (5). Y New . lnstaU.tiom andRepa~ ·"'Warm· Air Furnaces Your Choice-Oil or Gas Ared : ~ Hemisphere. , · A total ci 3,111 alhletes, also a __, -'n 1e · recuru. m ww CCIIIlpe H events frlm Saturday lbrougb Aug. 13 with a ~mber United States leam ezpeeted to mine the major share ci gold, siloer, and brmle nwlb)s , Bill first comes the colorful . ..,..•• ct!l'l!llllllie, arherlu)ed to start at5 p.m. EDT when the athletes parade. into Paf!CllAI Guerrero Stadium to wbat pnxni es to be a lllmultuous ·greeUng by $J,OOII ''Calenos~· and 'vtsll«s <o Ibis CCiftee and sugar-producing v,Uey 400 miles nnrlh of !be Equator. '11tere will be marching, ~. lighU. <i the PanAmerican flame, 21-tJIII .••'"..._ . .......,., I of the .,....~ .--~ ,...nng ' 'games · lly the Pn!sident ·11 Colombia, and finally Ute 1 I r ! I ., ' • ' · , ) Hi By Uniied Pteis lnt~tional IMding BaUers National LHgue G. AB R. H. Pel. Torre. SI.L 105 «12 42 1.0 .344 Bckrt, Chi 98 393 47 139 .lSI Clmnle, Pit 89 357 59 121 .339 Garr, AU 103<122 70 1-42 .336 !!rock, St.L 102 417 81 138 .331 Sngln, Pit 91 353 41 117 .331 . & H • PIum b·IAR ea1mg Edward Baer ~30natilllS It the Western I Compactiy designed to save you space and money. Temper,ature control Is automaticset the thermostat and forget it. Gives you maximum at minimum cost - no expensive ovi~~s~::i.~~ Especially suitable for basement i 232 E. Second f>an.Ameri~Games ammg a ~in C&li at the end of a JOUl'ReY ci ~ly l~ miles !rem a mountain lop m Me:Jiico. An estimated 800,000 persoos u~• the 1e _,... owo:u rou of,,_,. nmners bearing the Flame,following Its propts on radios, and roaring :-tlh delight as It was Installed m a . flameholder _In PanAmerican Park.toaWBJtlts Dnal trip to the stadium · Track and field, always the premier competition in this OlympiC·style tournament, moves to the center ci the stage imawlia~ for a six-day stand when aclual c~~~~petilion opens oo Saturday - and the big questioo is·whether tbe mighty "Northamericanos" can duplicate their feat of winning Pomeroy · -· BENToN HARBOR·, Mich. (UPI) - Geoff Hensley of Uncinnatl led a field of 160 golfers with a three-wlder-par 61 Thursday in lhe first romd of the 69th annual Western Amateur Golf Tournament. Hensley, 21, shot a 32-36-88to tie the competitive record at Point O'Woods Golf and Country Club, which is hosting _:::.~urnament for Ute third Behind Hensley, there was a three-way tie for second place. All shooting two-wtder1!Bf 69 were Fuzzy Zoeller, of New Albany, Ind., Danny Edwards, of Stillwater, Okla., and Bob Zender, of Skokie, ill. The fii-st two days call fo~ one 1 Alou, SI.L 97 397 St 129 .325 GILLUM'S NEW JOB Pptne, Chi . 78 m 38 95 .325 SEATTLE Wash (UPI) _ Amenc.n League ; : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ; Oliva, · AB R. H. Pel. Min G. 81 313 5 111 .355 Murcer, NY 101344 45 122 .335 Otis, KC 90U sa 118 .314 Rojas, KC 95 35 .a 110 .313 Rttmnd, Sal 87288 52 89 .309 Rchrdt, Chi 88 325 37 tOO .308 . . Howard, Was 98 347 41 112 .305 ,Mncher, Was 87 277 32 83 .300 Tovar, Min 98 «J6 59 120 .296 In F.Rbs.n, Sal ~ 293 52 84 .294 Home Runs Midnilht Black High Impact PoiJslyrene Cabinet _NatiaNII I.Hgue: Slargell, Ptll 33; Aaron, All 29; May, Cln 27 ; J~~i~s:.:'J :~~ MOTOROLA. PORTABLE ·STEREO roolgbed pretty weD." Arry U.S. slip in track Isn't ~~cbiego J: ~ ~ J1~ ~ Simpson, Granger (6), Merexpected to show on Saturday's rill (8) and Bench. Roberts (8ing . h 11) and Barton. LP-Simpson open program, owever, c2.41 . when the Yanksarenpected to win all lbree gold medals that will be decided. Favuriles are LYONS ~IGNED world rec\lld bolder Pat MalzSAN ANTONIO - Airman dorf of the University 'of Roy C. Lyons, son of Mr. and Wiscoosln in the high jwnp Mrs. Charles R. Lyoos, Rt. 2, Frank Shorter of Bouler, Colo.: Pomeroy, has received his first in the 10;000 meter run, and Tim U. S.Alr Force duty assignment· Vollmer ci PorUand Ore. in alter completing basic training the disCus throw. ' ' at Lackland AFB, Tell. The airman has been assigned to a unit of the Tactical Air Com~· ai.HoJlcima!!h\FB, N. M,, for training and duty In vehicle rolDld each before the field is maintenance. Alrmait LyUts is cut to the low SO and ties for 36 a 1971 graduate of Meigs Local holes Saturday. Then, the low 16 High School, Rock Springs. qualify lor a switch from medal to match play SlDlday and KECMAN ON WAIVERS Monday, with two rounds DENVER (UPI) - Free scheduled each day. agent linebacker Dan Kecman The two finalists play 144 was placed on waivers Thurs· holes of gold before reaching day by the Denver Broncos of the finals. the National Football League, leaving the club with 75 players on the rosier. lnlernatiaJNI League ADELMAN NAMED CAPTAIN Standings By United Press International PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!) W L Pet. GB The PorUand Trail Blazers of Tidewater 63 44 .589 Syracuse 58 43 .574 1 the National Basketball Rochesler 59 44 .573 2'12 Association annolDlced ·'11tursCharleston 55 44 .554 4 day that Rick Adelman, a S-1 Richmond 53 52 .505 7'12 Louisville so 53 .485 11 guard, has been named Ute first Toledo 40 6J .388 21 official team captain. Winnipeg · 3J 48 .327 26 Thursday's Results MUSGROVE ON WAIVERS Rochesler 3 Richmond 2 (lsi KERRVILLE, Tell. (UPI) game, 7 innings) Spain Musgrove, a four-year Rochester 4 Richmond 1 (2nd game, 7 innings) veleran guard, was placed on · Tidewater 13 Syracuse 4 waivers Thursday by the Louisville 3 Winnipeg 2 Houston Oilers. Toledo 11 Charleston 6 ' • . The University of Washington annOIDiced Thursday the ap· bn · t 1 Bob Gill 36 po~ en wn, • as asststant basketball coach lDlder new head coach Marv ° Harshman · MYRIL HOAG DIES HIGH SPRINGS, Fla. (UP!) - Myril Hoag, a inajor league outfielder lor 15 years, died Thursday, an apparent victim of an emphysema attack. He was 63. than 2,500,000 copips now in print! Worldwide. More timely wall decor byBULOVA OOMMri'TEE TO MEET The program planning CIIIIDlittee of the Winding Trail Garden Club will meet' Wed· naday at 10:30 a.m. at the heme of Mrs. Robert Lewis. Serving on the ccmmittee are Mrs. John Terrell, Mrs. Cora Beegle, Mrs. Clarence Heaton, and Mrs, Robert Th<mpson. Annuafpicnic of the club will he at 8 p.m. on Aug. 11. A rummage sale planned for Ailg. S-7 has been postponed until September. ' Move into a new decorating decade with ulese smartly styled electronic wall clocks. No cords to detract from their elegant design. They'll run for a full year on a single flashlight battery , Enhance any ~all , any decor. GAI,.AXY - 3-dimerisionat. Rosewood finish panel . ,~.. 1t t.C $24.15 plate. deep blue pattern. 10" diameter . S11.ts HOSPITAL NEWS the cordless·· wall clocks ORLEANS - Glazed wh ite poee," Mrs. George Canon Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs. ~ Stewart and M.ra. Roberta YOung volurtteered .to wwt at the · Mason County Fair Booth on Wednesday_from 3 to 6 p.m. Mrs. Laurene Lewis a*"d for vollDlteers to wort on the MeCounty H1111ematers Fair Boat on Saturday and Monday. The group asked Mrs. Matilda ~oble, Mason County's Belle tonde in the parade. The boritemake..S 'agreed to ·have a club audion at the IKme of Mrs. Landon Smith at HanisonviiJe, Ohio at the nert meeting In AuguSt. Refreshments ·'were served by the hostess and her daughter, Cecilia, to Mrs. Uoyd WJDiams, Mrs. Elizabeth. Jeffers, Mrs. Elmer VanMeter, Mrs. George Hudson, Mrs. J. Matshall, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, 'Mrs. Latnne Lewis, Mrs. Dorothy. Cartwright, Mrs. .Roberta Young, Mrs. Lawrence Rou.!b and Mrs. Matilda Noble. Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiting hours 2-4 and 7-11 p.m. Mate ·ty . . . rru VISiting boors 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. . Dlsc:harges · _Mtchael _D. Bane,_ Mrs. Richard Blain, Mrs. Linda J. ·Bobo, Duane E. Boswell, Mrs. Roger S. Brumfiel~ and daughter, Charles L. Q-ay, Mrs. F~ed Allen Engle, Parmer Ftsher, Mrs . R_andolph H. r.:aley, Mrs. Melvm E. Greene, Miss Charlotte GrlfliUt, Robert A G be Mrs U . Hall Mrs · ru • · nas , . Lucy Mae Hamilton, Miss Nancy E. Haydon, Usa Ellen SERVICES HELD Houck, Lafe Jennings, Mrs. The Rev. Ed Grindley of Frances Dene Johnson, Mrs. Syracuse and the · Rev, Mr. William C. Kimbel and Ward conducted services at the daughter, Mrs. KenneUt P. Lee, Middleport Church of the John W. Leedy, Mrs. Vena V. Nazarene during the Rev. Marcinko, Mrs. Anthony R. Audrey Miller's attendance at Merola, Mrs. Harold T. Nice, the · Central Ohio District Mrs. Edgar K. Payne, Mrs. Assembly. Sunday school Willi Edwin C. Roush and daughter, handled by Floyd Carson, Joe Phillip Sloan, Faith E. Smith, P<l6ey led In the music John Mrs. Lewis E. Stanley, Corbett Harpt~ presided at B · Y. Stull, Mr. Geo~ge E . vied! IIIII Lewis' Ellis assisted .1'bcmpeon, Mrs. WWiam B. wiUt the prayer services during Wright and daughter, and Mrs. the minister's abeence. William C. Coy. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 2 12nd & 3rdl. · (8 innings r•inl Uncle Sam is the male Et. Louis IIOt 002 oo- 3 9 1 personification of the United New York 000 too oo- 1 7 2 States of America ; Columbia Reuss (10-10) and Simmons; Ryan, Williams (6), Frisella (8) is the female personification. and Dyer. LP-WIIIiams (3-5). H..J.sley.Beads Western Action g::~~·p'ft' ~: ~ ~ : : 1 Ale1 Francis of Fort Hays, (Kan,,) State. "Because of injuries, we're Jmting pretty bad as far as the short races are cqncerned " Francisco eliJllained. "And a:n: 400meter relay team has been REUNION IN AUGUST The Taylor-Harper reunion will be held Aug. 8 at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. A basket dinner will ~ held at noon. All relatives and friends are invited to atlend ' REUNION SUNDAY The 25th annual Smith family reunion will be held Sunday at the !ann home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Smith near Amesville. I18th · - ,/1/11/V /j(/itt Seed and Milling HEADQUARTERS NEW and USED CARS $2792 New 1971 Pontiac Ventura II 4 dr. Sedan, auto. trans., radio, w-s-w's and much other equipment. Sticker price $2,911.65. _ ,.. s3995 eatallna 4 dr. sedan, factory air conditioned. power steering, . power auto. trans., and much dlx. equipment. Sticker price $4,685.92. New· 1971 Buick S4284 LeSabre 4 dr. sedan, factory air conditioned and full · equipment. Stick~ price $3,984. New 1971 Buick Supertwin ·Portable washer 'C?mpact and Convenient WERNER RADIO & l V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. Rose FEEDS 3 ROOMS FURNilURE . . '349.95 $35.00 'l)own8elance·an Convenient Terms. MASON FURNITURE Mason, W.Va. - S!JGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry·Ave . . 992-2115 Hand-E-Top cover provides ijseful counter apace. 1 Dur~b le press setting] 01 course. Pl uS three ottler Wuh setttngs and a $Uds saver feature. Wnhing action Ia powered by the dependable Are-Cuate-' transmiss~on, PIOVEln in more than 11 mi llion Speed Queen washers. Pomeroy . . . or select another' Quality laundry appliance from the complete Speed Queen line of automatic washers and r!t..,·fl rs IMtt.J ring stainles!. steel tuUs and dru.n!,;. BUY O.N C~NYENIENT . , TERMS PONTIAC ~MC TRUCK$ 111 Yean of Continuous BUSt ness . PHONEt92·21ij . POMEROY, 01;110 BUICK ' •• • ·J · lJrs. Allm Jhmptm was re- Michael read scripture from elected pr.esideat of . the Acts 27, 33-34 using :'Bnbn l'WtiOJ ..._ 's Cbrislian Pieces" as the meditatioo topic. Ttqoeruce Uai.Gft alnteetlni She read two poems, '"'bis 1ftdresdaJ tftlling at Ute Day" aDd " Do I Owe God .......,..OJ United Methodist , Something" and gave a prayer a..dL . ci installation lor the new ciOtber Glllita s lll:lilled lor the ficers. IJ71-72 ,ear were Mrs. T. T. The 90th birthday anSildtal, '~itt pr !Weill; Mrs, niversary <i Miss Genheimer Robol't Warner, secretary ; was observed. A cake wiUt one 11iss l.llcretia GenlleUner, candle baked by Mrs. Warner l a:&oing :seo:nlarJ; and Mrs. was served at the dinner. lc-eph Cot*, lrasiRr. Mrs. Oliver Micbael was app ointed me m bers hip cbairmiD, with Mrs. Wllliam L. MOTIJER VISITED Smith..,.. cbainnan of MASON - Mrs. Ed Harris pnhlirit:y. and Usa of Gallipolis visited 11 1'be li•C was prtctdod by with her mqther, Mrs. Elmer a co;utd cish suwer. Annual VanMeter at Clifton several dnes were collected. Mrs . days. heki na"""' Kz'tch·nn " _ower First Reunion Of Gilkeys Held At Rt. 33 Park WE CllfA1E VMJJES Given Parents 10 QIV. MONTE CARlD ..••• '2695 Films Shown by 70 MERQJRY MONTEGO••••••J259!1 Church Pastor 69 MUSJMT MAQf 1................ '1895 Vaughan .Goes 61 MERCURY COUGAR To Convention SPECIAL ••••••••••.••.•••••1595 67 MERQIRY muGM ......•...•... '1495 . 67 MUSJ,IIG .•..••.•........•••.•••••• 1295 5I aEV. IMPAlA.................... '1595 .. 69 MERCURY MONTEG0.............'1195 65 GII1SlfR 4 DR. .••..•. ............ '795 69 aD. BEL AIR.....................J1795. 67 QMiER................. '1295 RIGGS BROS. INC. CarmeI News, SAtURDAY evening. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harris Ralph Lee called Oil Fred and and family, Miss Sbelia Glenn Beulah Rousb Sunday at- of Xenia and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harris of ~ Ohio, visited over the we bod wiUt Mr. and ~- Hmter Circle, v~. WaV!ellrcle and other relatives. . Mr. and Mrs. Melvin arcle and family ci CGiumbosand Mrand Mrs. James Circle of New Haven visited over the w kft¥1 wilh Mary arcle. Mrs. William Perry and Dannie and Francine of llctlloo, Ohio, spent a ment we bod ~~ mother, Mrs. Mary Debbie Harris and Sbelia ' ~lenn:~~= and lamiJy ci-Mcning Star Mr. and Mrs. JlaJman ~tz of Pomeroy and William Carleton of Racine called on Eunie Brinker on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gainer of llarberloo, Mrs. Orvy Gainer of llebtat called at the~- :If Eunie Brinker, Bet~)~ Van Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. ,Joru-t and lamily oo Saturday temoon. Mr _ and Mrs. Eugene Hawkins and daughter ci Midd!ep..-t and Mr. and Mrs. P.aD1 Smilh of Dorcas visiiBI rece~~tly wilh 11r. and Mrs. Dan Smith and family. Mrs. Larry Dilvis and baby ci Dorcas visited wiUt Dhie Cirde weetneway_ Mr- and Mrs. Douglas Jobnson of Racine called 1111llr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Jo••w•t Patrick Sbel'yl Innna and Betty Mef8' a receut Van ~Y- AVTOSDAIIAGED Two cars received ""'lillln damages in an accident 1111 west Main St. near the PtmaO)· Mason bridge at a p. m. Wednesday, PomeiO) police said. A car driven by li'eilnJ Walters, 16, ~ si'W"1 in the line of traffiC ' W..S sb1d in the rear by a ~ driven by Cecil See, 23,Middleport.. 'lbere lJIEI'e no injuries. LASI' DAY OF DOU.AR DAYS! -.-..u• ,,u BUY THESE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES NOW! DDI.LAR •• 0 At Karr &Van Zandt 1971 OLDS DELTA 88 H.T. SEDAN - Marvin's demo. Aqua fin ish. black vinyl 1op, black cloth in!., factory air. many other extras. Greatly Reduced Price- c:a -----------'Zot5 &I PGIItiat &I Bailt Wildtll i:pe., I;, ________ '2195 . 64 Ollis VIII Cniser, •--------.--1595 992-3748 MitllllaiUirl. o.' l U Olds 88 IU Sedan, ··------- '2195 67 Clu 'e I h 2 Dr.llT.------ '151i · 56 B ·c• I.e siiMe 4 Door, air_______'l295 FROM King Julde_ls Supply Co. DDI.LAR DAYS_ _.,. 1--DO(UUI DAY 59 hlliit EI~ 2 Dr.llT., *·---~ 69 Fcrd XL tonuulille, • _________'2395 &1 Fcrd FR·510 Z Dr. llT., air-------'1495 - MANY MORE BtAETlNARS . .. _Mooday,bameciMrs.Malcolm American Legion Allliliary .. Roller, 7::11 p.m. · Iftlr Webster Post 39 wai POMEROY Gardea Cblb, 7 Welt ty rigbt at 'the 01H p.m. Monday, ~ ci Mrs. Ri1er ranlp'ile of Mr. and Mrs. tlomer U:yaell wtth Mrs. Gerald Jlm-1 Roush on the Owen Powell assisting. Walson farm MEIGS Cbapter Order of Mrs. Wa~ was hcstess lor ~ by Pbilathea Society ci Midd1oport Cburch <i Cbrist. DeMolay, 7:30 P-'?- Mooday, the picDc wiUl Mrs. Feme MEIGS IDGH School varsity Middleportlia'-..::-:teheTemple. Cbeesebrew giving prayer. eum- "rlns rallied around the football players to pick up lni - , plified. AD ll;l~bers and flag !CB' the pledge. Mrs. E1leD eqnipment Friday al5 p. m. at Master M - umtecl Cooci!JWesided at the business bigb 9Cbool. 'IJJESDAY meetiqg with a card ci thanks SUNDAY MRS. JUI8S ~AL ~omeroy com- being relMI frclm the Mayme TRINITY CHURCH mwuty Biblestn'OI~ 6:30toa:30 Holliles family. MASON - Mn. lbljtlt .R. · cOOgregationalmeetlng Sunday p.m. M!lllday tbrougb Friday at It was ooled that the birthday Rttu (Sally Yeacerl a1 Masa immediately following the Ptmeroy Jl!nior Hi&h Scbool. ...m--sary ci Miss Constance will begiD """ at . . Hair Worship Service• Harbour ill lower 11.- b&CHICKEN BARBECUE Open to aU young people, tine '11tom is nell month and 3. Mn. Bess p-adaatrol ,._ years old through juni..- bigb ~lit were made to Sunday Racine Fire Station Wphamp lllP Selaanl Ia .ml school age. send a gift and cards to her at beglnniJtg at 11 a.m. Cltickm, MIDDLEPORT Masonic the Miller Cottage, DaY\00. and the Hanlllo&t- S h• II af cole slaw, baked beans, coffee Lodge 363, F and AM. Tuesday, Mrs. Pearl Knapp was ap- Beauty Culture. Oilier $1.40. BIDM'!NI!!e ice cream, pie 7:30 p.m. at !"'DJl1e. poinllld d:tairman <i activity operators are Mrs. Jlldy and cake wiD also be served. POMEROY Chapter 186, iepil Is for the year. ..... Ill< · -· Mrs. Je Spo•t9'lled by the fire depart- OES, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, A medley <i old familiar EltliD AnD llartNour. Mrs. a- Is ment and its auxiliary. regular meeting at MaSODic SOiliiS was sung by the group lbe daugllter of lllr. aad Mrs. ANNUAL BAYE8-YoungTemple. follcllrq the picnic. The group Charles Yeager, Ma-. Holiday School Reunioo Sunday on the Holiday school grounds. MEIGS TEMPLE, Pythian also sang "HaiW Birlbdcy" to Sisters, 7:30 Tuesday at the Miss Nancy Roush, Guests at 36TH ANNUAL Stout Family 1 Legioo hall, fliddlePtrt Mrs. the pJmc besides Mr. and Mrs. Reunion, Sunday, IKme of Mrs. Helen Lathai( East Palestine, Roush and daughter were Mrs. <> JT.J c. E. Stout, Albany, Route 611, grand chief ci Ohio, to visil Harry Davis, Jamie Scally, Jim dinner at 12 noon. webster, and Kevin Knapp. RACINE AMEiuCAN Legioo Mrs. E1leD Coudi and Mrs. Slop in ..-d see Ray Riggs for a re•l picnic &today I p. m., Hidden Rdtert Cwcb wiD entertain the eal at their new lot •t Cllester. group at the September Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manley Lakes Park. Bring covered disb meeting. Si1teen m~mbers enterlained Monday evening and table service. Memlte.-s and with a kitchen shCJWer ~ guests invited. attended the picnic. his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. TEAFORD REUNION U g ht blue . radio. heater, w-w tires. --OdellManley and - ..00 are Sunday at .State Park on SR 33 n.e descentlants of the tate moving into their new 11ome. on left going Nort!t from Thomas Gilkey held their first Games were played with Pcmeroy. Basket dimer at annual reunion on July Z5tb at prizes going to Mrs. Cnnnie noon. one of the beautiful paRs 00 Manley and Mrs. Nellie Eblin. DISTRICT 13, Daughters of MX. radio, heater. w -w tires. air condition. Mrs. Elwood Pbiiiips won the America, annual picnic. new Route 33 south of Darwin. only 11,0011 m i. Music was provided by Goy Two films, one on child door prize. Ice O'eaDl, <UPPotluck with each peiSOD to take their own table. service. Thoma, Junior Wiblilt and welfare and the other entitled, cakes, and orange punch were For deputies, state officers, Kermit Gilkey and the Muiplly "Witchcraft on Trial", were served. Gifts were presented to Red with black racing stripe. 361 cu. ft . motor, ccmmittee members, past state Family of Trimble. A basket shown by Mr. Hoyt Allen, the honored couple. 4 Sll eed. bucket seats. pastor, at a meeting of the Attending were Mr. and Mrs. and district officers and dinner was senoed at llOCil. Attending were' Mrs. Bessie Evangeline Missionary Society Elwood Phillips, Mrs. Cnnnie escorts. Wtse, Rutland; Glen and Elsie If the Pomeroy Cburch of Manley, Mrs. Connie Gillrey, Stanley, Snowville; Virgil Cbrisl Mrs. Wendell Eblin, Mrs. Nellie Gilkey, The Plains; Wdliam Meeting Tuesday night at the Eblin, Mr. and Mrs. Ar11u 3 SPEED STD. TRANS. and Ida Young, Shade; Paul cltureh, the group rolled ban- Bahr, Mr. and Mrs. ltoland and Pauline Gilkey and Keith, dages !Gl' the leprosy hospital King, Miss Crystal Manley, and Utncaster; Garold and Gladys in South India. Mrs. Conrad Miss Lori Faulk. Others Leo L. Vaughan, brancb Gilkey. Rick, Cindy and Oblinger presided wiUl Mrs. presenting gifls were Mr. and '' Illllllll8er of Lopn Mooument Tammy, Athells; Kennit and ClydeAnd!ewsgivingdevotions Mrs. Clarence King and Mrs. Yellow with bl~ck vinyl top, auto. ' • Company at Pomeroy, ac- Martha Gilkey, Tony, Tim and from Galatians 6, 1-10, using Louise Hall. 1 ~ c:omp;inied the staff mLogan Alisha, Cbesbire; Frank and "Cwca•ttd" as the topic. She MooUIIlellt Co. to the 65th an- Suzie Gilkey, Samantha and read "Help Somebody Today". Green. auto. trans.• 6 cyl. ''' • nual convention of the TllllDly, of Malia; Kemelh and Mrs. Hoyt Allen had prayer. DAUGHTER BORN ' MooUIIlellt BniJden of Ohio at l'llyllis Gilkey, New Ha'fl!ll, W. Mrs. Harold Smith and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ric:bard '' Atwood Late IAdge July 25 to Va.;_Bud and·llartha Y~. Lollis ~- ~~rne ae;ved .~· St.:fbans, an~ Q!nverti~_, ~ with white interior, 'Xl7 !1111 July 211. " Jodt, Debbi, Pammy alld b«meri!adP Ice tnam, ~ · the birth of 1 da~ter, M lis• Extra n ice. · • Convention educational topics Tammy, Duncan Falls, and . and coffee. Attending besilies Dawn, at Charleslilil Memm:ial • covered were manufaeturing Florence Gilkey ci Zane:sville. u- named were Mr. and Mrs. Hospital on July 27. Grantl•• • Red with black vinyl ~op. Looks like new. and ~ ideas, JWOgt'ess and · Also LarTy and Opal Bailey, Clarence Andrews, Mrs. parents are Mr. and Mrs. L. L. developments froo1 the Bane Esther, Dallie, Mary and Stanley Bass, Mrs. Doris Ward, Wmlield,W. Va., andllr. ~ Granite Association, Elberton Bobbie Jo, Prospect; Richard Carder, Mrs. Denver Kapple, and _Mrs._ Delmercq Rltndes, Maroon. Granite Association, and and Vera Sbalp, Effie, Cbar1eue Cathy and Sherrie Osborne, Harrisonville. Mr. and Mft. monument htiJden of North and Audrey, Milllield; Joe and ~~~. OblingAUen,er.Kathryn and ~odes have two otbercbildnol, America and the helping and Jan Judson, Ray and Rodney, ,........, Ricky age 12 and Belyoda age 9. .. Dr.• low m ileage. servicing of pre-need Malta; _Lyman~ Fay Stanley, - VISITORS HERE customers. Tuesday afternoon 8 Snowville; Edith, Russe~. Mr. and Mrs. Otarles Gibbs trip was made to visit the Pro- Melinda Sargent and Deltltie Auto- trans .• bucket seats. ENROLLS IN SCHOOL Football Hall ci Fame and the Smith, The Plains; Junior and and SOD, Mart, Decator, Ill, MASON - Miss Cecilia and Mrs. Blanche Gibbs, Cultural Center for tbli Arts in Evelyn Wiblin and Penny, Smith, daughter of Mr. and Tuppers Plains, were WedCantm. Glouslei'; Darrell and Mary 915-4100 Young, Darrell James, ~. Mrs. Cecil Smith, Masoo, has nesday guests ci Mrs. Dontth)l Located On s. Rt. 7 Chester. o. Bobby, Hayley and Brenda, enrolled at the Huntington Roller, Middleport. 1bey also · Schnol of Beauty Culture. She Dexter; Goy and Ellen 'lboma, visited in RuUand with his Teni and Kevin, Pomeroy, and will t'JDIIIIelll'l' classes Sep- brother, Sam, and family and iD James, J'tmmy, Randal and tember 14. Miss Smith Racine with a sister and - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - graduled this year from brother-Ul-law, fully Murphy, Trimble. Mr. and Mis. HllBR Y TO INGElS! Wabama lligh Sehool. William Nease. See Ceward Calvert or Fred BlaeHnar. 89' FURN11URE . BAKER MIDDUPOI'f. 0. '!be amm•l piatic dimer It MIDDlEPORT Gardoll Club the past presidents of lhe TO MME ROOM FOR lHE 7'/s ALREADY ON ORDER. Make the Speed Queen Supertwin portable washer yours Officers Elected by Temperance .Union MONDAY . ALL 71's MUST GO · spec~~~ plumbmg ~~qu l red r hooks up to any faucet for fill · ' li'1UDAY }lAmE OF mE Bands Friday 1:311 p.m. Southern Local lligh So I . IIIIP'"*" ed by the Band Iloodln. All nonIKIIOn blnda are welccme. BAKE SALE ~'riday 9:30 a. m. Dudley l'1arist in Middleport $3,766.7/o. ing. Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit - Fertilizers ~ Lime Cement & · Mortar • Stock Salt Water Softener- Remedies. SaltLitters- Vaccine - Roofing - Paints - Red B.rand Fencing' - Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays - Gates. $]415 Skylark V·8 4 dr. sedan, power steering, auto. trans., and much other eq1,1ipment . Sticker price The S~ ~?-ueen Supertwin wnhes whh agitator eclion and spm dne~ at the same time In a S&Pirale tub. No NEW Social Calendar Picnic Dinner Held-at Fatm By the Day New 1971 -PontiaC Stereo High Fidelity Portable · Motorola "Micro-Mite" Integrated Circuit Sound System provides exceptional clarity and fidelity in sound reproduction . Has swing down "Mini" changer, detachable speaker wings, solid state amplifier. retractable diamond stylus. separate tone control. 4 speed automatic record changer, two 4" Golden Voice speakers, separate right & left channel volume controls, automatic shut-off, 45 rpm spindle, tone arm lock. convenient molded carry handle. • Sewing·Lesson Given DEVOTED TOTHif ROSEC~~ ~~~:rt,.ICH, , Karr & Van Zanclt "Yo.,·n Uke Our Quality Way of Doing Business" .. t92-S341 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY QJen Evenings Until I: GO-Tll5 P.M. S.t . .. ...... --..... ...c I er- SJtt IOSTOIIIIOCXEI "M' Ut.ll IA'IIIiuJ lP -· -,_ '"''i- IIGELS FURIITURE . ~ �ave ,..:.TbeDIIlr•n:tnel,~ .0 ...... - ·- · · ..c - " . -- - " 1 1 4- Tbe lllily Senlinei,Mkldleport-Punergy, O,.July 3D.lt71 Un~res tMjor LHgue Results By United PreS$ lnferNitiONII American League Wash at Minn, pdd., rain erts 0 O.kland at Ball, ppd., r'lin y, .• --· 31,lt'll. The Daly Seldilll Golf Event Scheduled INTERESTO' .MEIGS-MASON AREA CHESTER L. TANNEHILL', Exec. Ed. MASON - Mrs. F.;velyll ~ waa In cbarge <i the Ieaaan 011 lleWiJig when the .,._ Bcmemiten met 011 n-lay mming at the IHime of lin. Cecil Smith. Mrs. Stewart distributed pampbleta on : Published daily except Saturday by The Ohio Valley Publishing Company , Jll A..ugus · t 31 New York 000 000 0110-- 0 9 0 Court St., Pomeroy, Qhio, Chica~o 020 200 Ollx- 4 6 o -45769. B(lsiness Office P"one Kektch, Hardin (5), Ham·, 992-2156 , Editorial Phone H2· , bright (7) and Gibbs; Bradley 31, has been 2157. . . (9,9) and Egan. LP-Kekich' (5- Tuesday, Aug. •~ An I So thSecond c1as1 posloge paJd at , 5). HRs~Egan '(9th), Mellon set for the Fitwt qua u Pomeroy, Oh•o . (24th) . em Ohio· Seniors Golf tour- · Not;onol odverflslng . . ·· try representettive Bottintlll • Kan tlty 010 502 001~ 9 J 2 DBI!leDt at Fatrgree~ Coun · Gallagher , Inc., 12 Eost ·•2nd • .,., DIEGO lit .n. the · Detroit 1110.040 014--10 12 1 Club in Jackson County. Co- St., New ~ork Cltv. New Vorl<. """' . . · , Ca ·. (UPI) "I hate tow..... a guy," "lbe toughest type ci blUer San Diego gaoe Roberts aU Inslead It his own reccri; · Buller, Nelson (5), Abernathy . lth t . . this Subscrtplion roles : DeYoo have to wooder how many Padre soutq,aw said. "ill get ,lor me Is IM't""""'llte Tunny the ruris he needed In the lhird Robetts wanted to talk about (9), Burgmeler (9) and Kirkpa- , chaU'IIleno eeven agam nvered by carr;er where wins bard..luck Dave Roberts 3-ll, the ned two piIdles are Helms (ci the Reds) or Bud iming, liking a 2-l lead. Enzo the Padre four-mao pitching..,:. trick; Coleman. Kilkenny w. year are Jack Stiffler•: Sr., of , ~y•JJ.~~!~ ~~.·~~n!,'hfr": ,::r~:; woold· have if he was with a golngtohelnlhere. lfthebatler HarTelson (of the New Y-" HernaDdez waited and Daoe tatioo. The ttne.areOay .!~)"", · Ch~an(ce~.l 19a1n.dSchTeimrmmoenrnm(a9n1 Jackson, and 0. F. Sharp, serv;ce noo available : Orie '· ood f ~·- B t M ts) Tbey · McArthur with Mrs. Lorralne ' monlh .51.75 , By moil in Ohio cootending cluo. canhititout,g oruwo. u e . doo't try to bit it CamphellandNateColhertdoo- Kirby(t-7and3.4l),SteveArlin and Freehan. WP-Schermann Mi ha 1 J ks ti. and w. va .. One yeor. s1•.110. Notas.manyasVidaBiue,of ifwegoto3-2,heg~tsmypitch . . wlTbeyjustmeetthebaD." bled. ~13and3.18)andFredNor- · (7-5) . LP-;-Burgmeier (4-5). c e, ac on,asexO\!uve s;• mqnlhs · s7.2S. Three '-·the'dbe his. to . HRs- Rodrtguez (10th), cash secretary-treasurer. Assisting I months S< .SD. Subscr;pllon course,'"' way man (1-' and 3.14). , (2.3rd), Patek ('th), "·•··l.llle ·m arrangements for •~e· se·ru·ors ' pnc~ · lnc lude•~ Sunday T1mes ·-00 ~ ••"'-"'"' · · · 20 victories. "I lbink onr rotation is as (12th) . . . w• Sentonel. .. . ·Roberts a 27 vear-<>ld 1 ft ood · golf tournam,ent is · Dave ·. :1 =.;-;_;;;;;;;"-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ' ., . e •. .... g as any ID the league," he calif 003 001 012- 7 14 0 Fr~me, Fairgreens' pro- T' bander with linimpresslve sta. I "" .said. " Cleveland 010 100 0110-- 2 8 I . llstics going Into his tf,tircf big The Padres tagged last year's Murphy, Fisher (S) and manager. NOW- FROM OXF0RD· leagueseason;loweredhisERA . Cinciru1ati star, Wayne Simp- Moses; Paul. Farmer c31•. . Ahout25 foursomes will play . to 2.15, the best among Natiooal WILMING'l'ON, Olfio (UPI) are using V'tr8iJ Carter, wbo did to eight mooUts before ''he'd be son, with his fourth loss in silt Hennigan (1), Mingorl (8) the Is-hole handicap event, with League starters, Thursday - Cincinnati Bengals Coach · an outstanding job last season able to put some --.. nna" on his declsl-·. (9) and - Tbeyc,.,'-ted .....,.. 13 hi. Is Colbert Fisher (9-4). LP-Fosse. Paul WP(1-1). extra golf carts ordered for use night. ' Paul Brown said Thursday and rookie Km Anderson, oo passes. off Simpsm, Wayne Granger HRs-Cowan (3rd) 1 McMullen that day. All the competing In the process, be proVided quarterback Greg Cook would the starting tmits. "So be's really making pretty and Jim Merritt. · (15th). · golfers a.re SO years of age or the San Diego Padres wiUt a 1>-1 he his "old sell in time," but ''We'D continue to build in good progress," ,Wd Pollins. l)nnpi"'.D, who beat Cincin- Boston 000 000 0110-- 0 4 1 over, and will be competing in victory over the Cincinnati when that time will b:e .is lennsoftheotherguys," Brown "And Ritcher lllld me the nati with a Uree.run hmner Mllwakee ooo 100 20x- 3 6 o their respective age group with Reds. · another question. said, ''unlit be cunes along. average guy alter an operation Wednesday nigh~ had a pair <i Tiant ond Montgomery; Pal- handicaps. The day's events Despile his sparkling ERA,. Cook, who tind...Went sur.gery He'D tell 118 when he's ready." like this wouldn't even he able do·..., ...les. lin and Rodriguez. WP-PaHin include and (9-11) . LP-Tiant (0-5). HR- f b coffee kf I doughnuts his reccri is only 11-11. on his right shoulder last year, Bengal's Trainer Marv to lruSb his teeth at this state. Cincinnati opens· tonight Vn<s !lOfh). or rea ast, uncheon, a ''I don't .think aiHillt wins," was in the Cleveland tlinic PoUins said Dr. H. Royer ,".I wouldn't hesitate to say against tbe n..~-rs feUomhip annual .........~ In Los AnNational League banq t, how', ·th and Ute be of li k I said Roberts, a somber young ear er this wee or a check, Collins, Who pelfGmled the he'llbe:IOOpercentneiiyear," geles, sending Gary Nolan (II- Pittsbrgh ooo 016 1oo- s 14 o . ue WI a nwn r veleran who compiled a 13-18 afterbeingbwnpedratherhard surgery, toldhbnitwuuldbesiJ: said Pollins. 11) to the moUnd. LosAng 020 200 001- s 121 trophies, merchandise prizes record and a 4.01 earned run in practice, . _Blass, Veale (4), Bril~ (6). and other awards made with averageint:wopteviousseasons Dr . Ralph Richter, the ~~:,.~tkef;.~ 14~~.::.'~~; Dr. D. E. Mlcbael as toast- An entirely new translation in modem English with San Diego. Ben~a~'s new orthopedic and Haller. WP-Veale (S-O) . masler. He gave up two of the Reds' spectalist, eumlned Cook. · , LP-psteen (11-7) . HRs-crow- Joe Thomas of Colwnbus, The Old and . hitsintheopeningiminglorthe "Ralph talked like Greg has . lord (8th), Robertson (21st), who was the first golf pro at New Testaments and ~y CincinnaU nm. Then he every chance to be his old self In CAU, CoiGmllia· (UPI) - · ~ ci a host of doves 22 oot <i a possible 24 gold Clines (lsth Stargell (3Jrd). Fairgreens when Ute club was. the Apocrypha settled down and retired 18 men time," said Brown. "But we just lnternaUonal sports lriurls Ita ~ peace and barnlony medals in the 1967 ·games in Atlanta 000 100 21o- 4 11 o organized in 1924, will present a Complete, unabridged, in a row bef<Jre the ne:Jit Reds' don't know when that will he. fun fliDlP and Jllllleanlry today mring the games. Wllllipeg, Canada. San Fran 1101 001 0110-- 2 6 3 rotating~jle Thomas Trophy" contains all the notes of the hit. "It may lle ne:Jit year, maybe here .Inin athe~ tropical 1be Colomlian ht~~tsgot their "I don't think we can do as Bryant, Reed Johnson (1l-7l and Williams. to theplaverwith the low net for Standard Edition. 1,824 (7), /W;Mahon ~ pages, 5'{16 x 8' valley Roberts threw only 83 pitches~ the middle of Ute season, maybe ~ MIIIDiains first cbance to cheer 'lbursday · well as we did four years ago," 19) and Dietz. LP~Bryanl (7· the day. ONLY $4.95 and 61 of lhem were strikes. He six weeks or two months" he !Gl' tbefalmll..,..mg of the VI when the Pan-American Flame admitted U.S. head track coach 7) . HRs-Speier (4th), Versa lies 0 -mg to aid tbe hontematm; Mrs. Roberta Young pre..nted devotionlla from Matthew .Cb 5' 1' 12 v~. ~. Elizabeth Jt«ets read a poem, "Sup- 4-H Reports o.t h e r '!be Pink Panthers 4-H Club 111!'1 July 27 at Karen Werry's hlme with two advi8Grs and 10 ca. ,er on· s.ta .........·•·n g .D.n lt• members pr nt. Their trip to Best Pboto Service Is scheduled !Gl' nert Thuraday, August 5. '!bey worked oo sewing and foods. Jody ~and Sandy Hamilton were In charge of r~reatiop. They played gt ·ng games. Karen Werry served refreshments.. '!be ~_meeting is to be held at Karen Werry's IKme August ~- - Kimberly Grueser. 'i'HE Sllltil and Sew 4-H Club met July 7 at Ada SligUano's home. There were two advisors and six members in attendance. Tbey played outdoor g811l\!S. Terri Manuel, Leslie Roberts and. Millsa ' Yonker made cookies for refreshments. The nert meeling Ill · Aug. 3 at Leslie 11Dber1s' hmne when they are to workonprojectbooks -Leslie 11Dber1s. ' THE LETART FARM Boys 4H Club met July 7 at David Foreman's home with two advisors and live members present. Tbey checked on their project books. Larry Hupp was 1n charge of recreation. David Foreman served refreshments. 1'hli nen meeting is scheduled , Aug. 12 at Larry Hupp s home. - Todd Roberts · The comPlete NEB p an ' Am G . ames Start ' sat urd ay didn't issue a walk io run his said. "We just don't kn~." string Of imings without giving Because of this, the Bengals base on balls to 15 1-3 frames. Bob Barton the Padre catch· ' er who used to be wilh San Francisco, said Roberts was Thursday's .Fight Results better than the Gjants' Juan BJr~~~~~~:~• ~~~~:~• Marichal and Gaylord Perry, oulpointed Ruoo'n Arocha, 1J: "Dave's better than anybody Mexico (10) . l've ever caught" he said S d -"""· :c.. • an ro Lopopolo. 147, lfaiy, 'uoat means Martcna.~, Perry, knocked out Jean van Torre, anybody." 140 3-4, Belgium (1) . 1n additi 111 to his pitching - Roberts doubled and singled U: ca'it'\n~~ ~uf~in ~';,'i',:~; drive in a run. 198, Cincinnali (5). Y New . lnstaU.tiom andRepa~ ·"'Warm· Air Furnaces Your Choice-Oil or Gas Ared : ~ Hemisphere. , · A total ci 3,111 alhletes, also a __, -'n 1e · recuru. m ww CCIIIlpe H events frlm Saturday lbrougb Aug. 13 with a ~mber United States leam ezpeeted to mine the major share ci gold, siloer, and brmle nwlb)s , Bill first comes the colorful . ..,..•• ct!l'l!llllllie, arherlu)ed to start at5 p.m. EDT when the athletes parade. into Paf!CllAI Guerrero Stadium to wbat pnxni es to be a lllmultuous ·greeUng by $J,OOII ''Calenos~· and 'vtsll«s <o Ibis CCiftee and sugar-producing v,Uey 400 miles nnrlh of !be Equator. '11tere will be marching, ~. lighU. <i the PanAmerican flame, 21-tJIII .••'"..._ . .......,., I of the .,....~ .--~ ,...nng ' 'games · lly the Pn!sident ·11 Colombia, and finally Ute 1 I r ! I ., ' • ' · , ) Hi By Uniied Pteis lnt~tional IMding BaUers National LHgue G. AB R. H. Pel. Torre. SI.L 105 «12 42 1.0 .344 Bckrt, Chi 98 393 47 139 .lSI Clmnle, Pit 89 357 59 121 .339 Garr, AU 103<122 70 1-42 .336 !!rock, St.L 102 417 81 138 .331 Sngln, Pit 91 353 41 117 .331 . & H • PIum b·IAR ea1mg Edward Baer ~30natilllS It the Western I Compactiy designed to save you space and money. Temper,ature control Is automaticset the thermostat and forget it. Gives you maximum at minimum cost - no expensive ovi~~s~::i.~~ Especially suitable for basement i 232 E. Second f>an.Ameri~Games ammg a ~in C&li at the end of a JOUl'ReY ci ~ly l~ miles !rem a mountain lop m Me:Jiico. An estimated 800,000 persoos u~• the 1e _,... owo:u rou of,,_,. nmners bearing the Flame,following Its propts on radios, and roaring :-tlh delight as It was Installed m a . flameholder _In PanAmerican Park.toaWBJtlts Dnal trip to the stadium · Track and field, always the premier competition in this OlympiC·style tournament, moves to the center ci the stage imawlia~ for a six-day stand when aclual c~~~~petilion opens oo Saturday - and the big questioo is·whether tbe mighty "Northamericanos" can duplicate their feat of winning Pomeroy · -· BENToN HARBOR·, Mich. (UPI) - Geoff Hensley of Uncinnatl led a field of 160 golfers with a three-wlder-par 61 Thursday in lhe first romd of the 69th annual Western Amateur Golf Tournament. Hensley, 21, shot a 32-36-88to tie the competitive record at Point O'Woods Golf and Country Club, which is hosting _:::.~urnament for Ute third Behind Hensley, there was a three-way tie for second place. All shooting two-wtder1!Bf 69 were Fuzzy Zoeller, of New Albany, Ind., Danny Edwards, of Stillwater, Okla., and Bob Zender, of Skokie, ill. The fii-st two days call fo~ one 1 Alou, SI.L 97 397 St 129 .325 GILLUM'S NEW JOB Pptne, Chi . 78 m 38 95 .325 SEATTLE Wash (UPI) _ Amenc.n League ; : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ; Oliva, · AB R. H. Pel. Min G. 81 313 5 111 .355 Murcer, NY 101344 45 122 .335 Otis, KC 90U sa 118 .314 Rojas, KC 95 35 .a 110 .313 Rttmnd, Sal 87288 52 89 .309 Rchrdt, Chi 88 325 37 tOO .308 . . Howard, Was 98 347 41 112 .305 ,Mncher, Was 87 277 32 83 .300 Tovar, Min 98 «J6 59 120 .296 In F.Rbs.n, Sal ~ 293 52 84 .294 Home Runs Midnilht Black High Impact PoiJslyrene Cabinet _NatiaNII I.Hgue: Slargell, Ptll 33; Aaron, All 29; May, Cln 27 ; J~~i~s:.:'J :~~ MOTOROLA. PORTABLE ·STEREO roolgbed pretty weD." Arry U.S. slip in track Isn't ~~cbiego J: ~ ~ J1~ ~ Simpson, Granger (6), Merexpected to show on Saturday's rill (8) and Bench. Roberts (8ing . h 11) and Barton. LP-Simpson open program, owever, c2.41 . when the Yanksarenpected to win all lbree gold medals that will be decided. Favuriles are LYONS ~IGNED world rec\lld bolder Pat MalzSAN ANTONIO - Airman dorf of the University 'of Roy C. Lyons, son of Mr. and Wiscoosln in the high jwnp Mrs. Charles R. Lyoos, Rt. 2, Frank Shorter of Bouler, Colo.: Pomeroy, has received his first in the 10;000 meter run, and Tim U. S.Alr Force duty assignment· Vollmer ci PorUand Ore. in alter completing basic training the disCus throw. ' ' at Lackland AFB, Tell. The airman has been assigned to a unit of the Tactical Air Com~· ai.HoJlcima!!h\FB, N. M,, for training and duty In vehicle rolDld each before the field is maintenance. Alrmait LyUts is cut to the low SO and ties for 36 a 1971 graduate of Meigs Local holes Saturday. Then, the low 16 High School, Rock Springs. qualify lor a switch from medal to match play SlDlday and KECMAN ON WAIVERS Monday, with two rounds DENVER (UPI) - Free scheduled each day. agent linebacker Dan Kecman The two finalists play 144 was placed on waivers Thurs· holes of gold before reaching day by the Denver Broncos of the finals. the National Football League, leaving the club with 75 players on the rosier. lnlernatiaJNI League ADELMAN NAMED CAPTAIN Standings By United Press International PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!) W L Pet. GB The PorUand Trail Blazers of Tidewater 63 44 .589 Syracuse 58 43 .574 1 the National Basketball Rochesler 59 44 .573 2'12 Association annolDlced ·'11tursCharleston 55 44 .554 4 day that Rick Adelman, a S-1 Richmond 53 52 .505 7'12 Louisville so 53 .485 11 guard, has been named Ute first Toledo 40 6J .388 21 official team captain. Winnipeg · 3J 48 .327 26 Thursday's Results MUSGROVE ON WAIVERS Rochesler 3 Richmond 2 (lsi KERRVILLE, Tell. (UPI) game, 7 innings) Spain Musgrove, a four-year Rochester 4 Richmond 1 (2nd game, 7 innings) veleran guard, was placed on · Tidewater 13 Syracuse 4 waivers Thursday by the Louisville 3 Winnipeg 2 Houston Oilers. Toledo 11 Charleston 6 ' • . The University of Washington annOIDiced Thursday the ap· bn · t 1 Bob Gill 36 po~ en wn, • as asststant basketball coach lDlder new head coach Marv ° Harshman · MYRIL HOAG DIES HIGH SPRINGS, Fla. (UP!) - Myril Hoag, a inajor league outfielder lor 15 years, died Thursday, an apparent victim of an emphysema attack. He was 63. than 2,500,000 copips now in print! Worldwide. More timely wall decor byBULOVA OOMMri'TEE TO MEET The program planning CIIIIDlittee of the Winding Trail Garden Club will meet' Wed· naday at 10:30 a.m. at the heme of Mrs. Robert Lewis. Serving on the ccmmittee are Mrs. John Terrell, Mrs. Cora Beegle, Mrs. Clarence Heaton, and Mrs, Robert Th<mpson. Annuafpicnic of the club will he at 8 p.m. on Aug. 11. A rummage sale planned for Ailg. S-7 has been postponed until September. ' Move into a new decorating decade with ulese smartly styled electronic wall clocks. No cords to detract from their elegant design. They'll run for a full year on a single flashlight battery , Enhance any ~all , any decor. GAI,.AXY - 3-dimerisionat. Rosewood finish panel . ,~.. 1t t.C $24.15 plate. deep blue pattern. 10" diameter . S11.ts HOSPITAL NEWS the cordless·· wall clocks ORLEANS - Glazed wh ite poee," Mrs. George Canon Mrs. Cecil Smith, Mrs. ~ Stewart and M.ra. Roberta YOung volurtteered .to wwt at the · Mason County Fair Booth on Wednesday_from 3 to 6 p.m. Mrs. Laurene Lewis a*"d for vollDlteers to wort on the MeCounty H1111ematers Fair Boat on Saturday and Monday. The group asked Mrs. Matilda ~oble, Mason County's Belle tonde in the parade. The boritemake..S 'agreed to ·have a club audion at the IKme of Mrs. Landon Smith at HanisonviiJe, Ohio at the nert meeting In AuguSt. Refreshments ·'were served by the hostess and her daughter, Cecilia, to Mrs. Uoyd WJDiams, Mrs. Elizabeth. Jeffers, Mrs. Elmer VanMeter, Mrs. George Hudson, Mrs. J. Matshall, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, 'Mrs. Latnne Lewis, Mrs. Dorothy. Cartwright, Mrs. .Roberta Young, Mrs. Lawrence Rou.!b and Mrs. Matilda Noble. Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiting hours 2-4 and 7-11 p.m. Mate ·ty . . . rru VISiting boors 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. . Dlsc:harges · _Mtchael _D. Bane,_ Mrs. Richard Blain, Mrs. Linda J. ·Bobo, Duane E. Boswell, Mrs. Roger S. Brumfiel~ and daughter, Charles L. Q-ay, Mrs. F~ed Allen Engle, Parmer Ftsher, Mrs . R_andolph H. r.:aley, Mrs. Melvm E. Greene, Miss Charlotte GrlfliUt, Robert A G be Mrs U . Hall Mrs · ru • · nas , . Lucy Mae Hamilton, Miss Nancy E. Haydon, Usa Ellen SERVICES HELD Houck, Lafe Jennings, Mrs. The Rev. Ed Grindley of Frances Dene Johnson, Mrs. Syracuse and the · Rev, Mr. William C. Kimbel and Ward conducted services at the daughter, Mrs. KenneUt P. Lee, Middleport Church of the John W. Leedy, Mrs. Vena V. Nazarene during the Rev. Marcinko, Mrs. Anthony R. Audrey Miller's attendance at Merola, Mrs. Harold T. Nice, the · Central Ohio District Mrs. Edgar K. Payne, Mrs. Assembly. Sunday school Willi Edwin C. Roush and daughter, handled by Floyd Carson, Joe Phillip Sloan, Faith E. Smith, P<l6ey led In the music John Mrs. Lewis E. Stanley, Corbett Harpt~ presided at B · Y. Stull, Mr. Geo~ge E . vied! IIIII Lewis' Ellis assisted .1'bcmpeon, Mrs. WWiam B. wiUt the prayer services during Wright and daughter, and Mrs. the minister's abeence. William C. Coy. MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE 2 12nd & 3rdl. · (8 innings r•inl Uncle Sam is the male Et. 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Mr. and Mrs. Russell Harris Ralph Lee called Oil Fred and and family, Miss Sbelia Glenn Beulah Rousb Sunday at- of Xenia and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harris of ~ Ohio, visited over the we bod wiUt Mr. and ~- Hmter Circle, v~. WaV!ellrcle and other relatives. . Mr. and Mrs. Melvin arcle and family ci CGiumbosand Mrand Mrs. James Circle of New Haven visited over the w kft¥1 wilh Mary arcle. Mrs. William Perry and Dannie and Francine of llctlloo, Ohio, spent a ment we bod ~~ mother, Mrs. Mary Debbie Harris and Sbelia ' ~lenn:~~= and lamiJy ci-Mcning Star Mr. and Mrs. JlaJman ~tz of Pomeroy and William Carleton of Racine called on Eunie Brinker on Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gainer of llarberloo, Mrs. Orvy Gainer of llebtat called at the~- :If Eunie Brinker, Bet~)~ Van Meter, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. ,Joru-t and lamily oo Saturday temoon. 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DeMolay, 7:30 P-'?- Mooday, the picDc wiUl Mrs. Feme MEIGS IDGH School varsity Middleportlia'-..::-:teheTemple. Cbeesebrew giving prayer. eum- "rlns rallied around the football players to pick up lni - , plified. AD ll;l~bers and flag !CB' the pledge. Mrs. E1leD eqnipment Friday al5 p. m. at Master M - umtecl Cooci!JWesided at the business bigb 9Cbool. 'IJJESDAY meetiqg with a card ci thanks SUNDAY MRS. JUI8S ~AL ~omeroy com- being relMI frclm the Mayme TRINITY CHURCH mwuty Biblestn'OI~ 6:30toa:30 Holliles family. MASON - Mn. lbljtlt .R. · cOOgregationalmeetlng Sunday p.m. M!lllday tbrougb Friday at It was ooled that the birthday Rttu (Sally Yeacerl a1 Masa immediately following the Ptmeroy Jl!nior Hi&h Scbool. ...m--sary ci Miss Constance will begiD """ at . . Hair Worship Service• Harbour ill lower 11.- b&CHICKEN BARBECUE Open to aU young people, tine '11tom is nell month and 3. Mn. Bess p-adaatrol ,._ years old through juni..- bigb ~lit were made to Sunday Racine Fire Station Wphamp lllP Selaanl Ia .ml school age. send a gift and cards to her at beglnniJtg at 11 a.m. Cltickm, MIDDLEPORT Masonic the Miller Cottage, DaY\00. and the Hanlllo&t- S h• II af cole slaw, baked beans, coffee Lodge 363, F and AM. Tuesday, Mrs. Pearl Knapp was ap- Beauty Culture. Oilier $1.40. BIDM'!NI!!e ice cream, pie 7:30 p.m. at !"'DJl1e. poinllld d:tairman <i activity operators are Mrs. Jlldy and cake wiD also be served. POMEROY Chapter 186, iepil Is for the year. ..... Ill< · -· Mrs. Je Spo•t9'lled by the fire depart- OES, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, A medley <i old familiar EltliD AnD llartNour. Mrs. a- Is ment and its auxiliary. regular meeting at MaSODic SOiliiS was sung by the group lbe daugllter of lllr. aad Mrs. ANNUAL BAYE8-YoungTemple. follcllrq the picnic. The group Charles Yeager, Ma-. Holiday School Reunioo Sunday on the Holiday school grounds. MEIGS TEMPLE, Pythian also sang "HaiW Birlbdcy" to Sisters, 7:30 Tuesday at the Miss Nancy Roush, Guests at 36TH ANNUAL Stout Family 1 Legioo hall, fliddlePtrt Mrs. the pJmc besides Mr. and Mrs. Reunion, Sunday, IKme of Mrs. Helen Lathai( East Palestine, Roush and daughter were Mrs. <> JT.J c. E. Stout, Albany, Route 611, grand chief ci Ohio, to visil Harry Davis, Jamie Scally, Jim dinner at 12 noon. webster, and Kevin Knapp. RACINE AMEiuCAN Legioo Mrs. E1leD Coudi and Mrs. Slop in ..-d see Ray Riggs for a re•l picnic &today I p. m., Hidden Rdtert Cwcb wiD entertain the eal at their new lot •t Cllester. group at the September Mr. and Mrs. Robert Manley Lakes Park. Bring covered disb meeting. Si1teen m~mbers enterlained Monday evening and table service. Memlte.-s and with a kitchen shCJWer ~ guests invited. attended the picnic. his parents, the Rev. and Mrs. TEAFORD REUNION U g ht blue . radio. heater, w-w tires. --OdellManley and - ..00 are Sunday at .State Park on SR 33 n.e descentlants of the tate moving into their new 11ome. on left going Nort!t from Thomas Gilkey held their first Games were played with Pcmeroy. Basket dimer at annual reunion on July Z5tb at prizes going to Mrs. Cnnnie noon. one of the beautiful paRs 00 Manley and Mrs. Nellie Eblin. DISTRICT 13, Daughters of MX. radio, heater. w -w tires. air condition. Mrs. Elwood Pbiiiips won the America, annual picnic. new Route 33 south of Darwin. only 11,0011 m i. Music was provided by Goy Two films, one on child door prize. Ice O'eaDl, <UPPotluck with each peiSOD to take their own table. service. Thoma, Junior Wiblilt and welfare and the other entitled, cakes, and orange punch were For deputies, state officers, Kermit Gilkey and the Muiplly "Witchcraft on Trial", were served. Gifts were presented to Red with black racing stripe. 361 cu. ft . motor, ccmmittee members, past state Family of Trimble. A basket shown by Mr. Hoyt Allen, the honored couple. 4 Sll eed. bucket seats. pastor, at a meeting of the Attending were Mr. and Mrs. and district officers and dinner was senoed at llOCil. Attending were' Mrs. Bessie Evangeline Missionary Society Elwood Phillips, Mrs. Cnnnie escorts. Wtse, Rutland; Glen and Elsie If the Pomeroy Cburch of Manley, Mrs. Connie Gillrey, Stanley, Snowville; Virgil Cbrisl Mrs. Wendell Eblin, Mrs. Nellie Gilkey, The Plains; Wdliam Meeting Tuesday night at the Eblin, Mr. and Mrs. Ar11u 3 SPEED STD. TRANS. and Ida Young, Shade; Paul cltureh, the group rolled ban- Bahr, Mr. and Mrs. ltoland and Pauline Gilkey and Keith, dages !Gl' the leprosy hospital King, Miss Crystal Manley, and Utncaster; Garold and Gladys in South India. Mrs. Conrad Miss Lori Faulk. Others Leo L. Vaughan, brancb Gilkey. Rick, Cindy and Oblinger presided wiUl Mrs. presenting gifls were Mr. and '' Illllllll8er of Lopn Mooument Tammy, Athells; Kennit and ClydeAnd!ewsgivingdevotions Mrs. Clarence King and Mrs. Yellow with bl~ck vinyl top, auto. ' • Company at Pomeroy, ac- Martha Gilkey, Tony, Tim and from Galatians 6, 1-10, using Louise Hall. 1 ~ c:omp;inied the staff mLogan Alisha, Cbesbire; Frank and "Cwca•ttd" as the topic. She MooUIIlellt Co. to the 65th an- Suzie Gilkey, Samantha and read "Help Somebody Today". Green. auto. trans.• 6 cyl. ''' • nual convention of the TllllDly, of Malia; Kemelh and Mrs. Hoyt Allen had prayer. DAUGHTER BORN ' MooUIIlellt BniJden of Ohio at l'llyllis Gilkey, New Ha'fl!ll, W. Mrs. Harold Smith and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ric:bard '' Atwood Late IAdge July 25 to Va.;_Bud and·llartha Y~. Lollis ~- ~~rne ae;ved .~· St.:fbans, an~ Q!nverti~_, ~ with white interior, 'Xl7 !1111 July 211. " Jodt, Debbi, Pammy alld b«meri!adP Ice tnam, ~ · the birth of 1 da~ter, M lis• Extra n ice. · • Convention educational topics Tammy, Duncan Falls, and . and coffee. Attending besilies Dawn, at Charleslilil Memm:ial • covered were manufaeturing Florence Gilkey ci Zane:sville. u- named were Mr. and Mrs. Hospital on July 27. Grantl•• • Red with black vinyl ~op. Looks like new. and ~ ideas, JWOgt'ess and · Also LarTy and Opal Bailey, Clarence Andrews, Mrs. parents are Mr. and Mrs. L. L. developments froo1 the Bane Esther, Dallie, Mary and Stanley Bass, Mrs. Doris Ward, Wmlield,W. Va., andllr. ~ Granite Association, Elberton Bobbie Jo, Prospect; Richard Carder, Mrs. Denver Kapple, and _Mrs._ Delmercq Rltndes, Maroon. Granite Association, and and Vera Sbalp, Effie, Cbar1eue Cathy and Sherrie Osborne, Harrisonville. Mr. and Mft. monument htiJden of North and Audrey, Milllield; Joe and ~~~. OblingAUen,er.Kathryn and ~odes have two otbercbildnol, America and the helping and Jan Judson, Ray and Rodney, ,........, Ricky age 12 and Belyoda age 9. .. Dr.• low m ileage. servicing of pre-need Malta; _Lyman~ Fay Stanley, - VISITORS HERE customers. Tuesday afternoon 8 Snowville; Edith, Russe~. Mr. and Mrs. Otarles Gibbs trip was made to visit the Pro- Melinda Sargent and Deltltie Auto- trans .• bucket seats. ENROLLS IN SCHOOL Football Hall ci Fame and the Smith, The Plains; Junior and and SOD, Mart, Decator, Ill, MASON - Miss Cecilia and Mrs. Blanche Gibbs, Cultural Center for tbli Arts in Evelyn Wiblin and Penny, Smith, daughter of Mr. and Tuppers Plains, were WedCantm. Glouslei'; Darrell and Mary 915-4100 Young, Darrell James, ~. Mrs. Cecil Smith, Masoo, has nesday guests ci Mrs. Dontth)l Located On s. Rt. 7 Chester. o. Bobby, Hayley and Brenda, enrolled at the Huntington Roller, Middleport. 1bey also · Schnol of Beauty Culture. She Dexter; Goy and Ellen 'lboma, visited in RuUand with his Teni and Kevin, Pomeroy, and will t'JDIIIIelll'l' classes Sep- brother, Sam, and family and iD James, J'tmmy, Randal and tember 14. Miss Smith Racine with a sister and - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - graduled this year from brother-Ul-law, fully Murphy, Trimble. Mr. and Mis. HllBR Y TO INGElS! Wabama lligh Sehool. William Nease. See Ceward Calvert or Fred BlaeHnar. 89' FURN11URE . BAKER MIDDUPOI'f. 0. '!be amm•l piatic dimer It MIDDlEPORT Gardoll Club the past presidents of lhe TO MME ROOM FOR lHE 7'/s ALREADY ON ORDER. Make the Speed Queen Supertwin portable washer yours Officers Elected by Temperance .Union MONDAY . ALL 71's MUST GO · spec~~~ plumbmg ~~qu l red r hooks up to any faucet for fill · ' li'1UDAY }lAmE OF mE Bands Friday 1:311 p.m. Southern Local lligh So I . IIIIP'"*" ed by the Band Iloodln. All nonIKIIOn blnda are welccme. BAKE SALE ~'riday 9:30 a. m. Dudley l'1arist in Middleport $3,766.7/o. ing. Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit - Fertilizers ~ Lime Cement & · Mortar • Stock Salt Water Softener- Remedies. SaltLitters- Vaccine - Roofing - Paints - Red B.rand Fencing' - Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays - Gates. $]415 Skylark V·8 4 dr. sedan, power steering, auto. trans., and much other eq1,1ipment . Sticker price The S~ ~?-ueen Supertwin wnhes whh agitator eclion and spm dne~ at the same time In a S&Pirale tub. No NEW Social Calendar Picnic Dinner Held-at Fatm By the Day New 1971 -PontiaC Stereo High Fidelity Portable · Motorola "Micro-Mite" Integrated Circuit Sound System provides exceptional clarity and fidelity in sound reproduction . Has swing down "Mini" changer, detachable speaker wings, solid state amplifier. retractable diamond stylus. separate tone control. 4 speed automatic record changer, two 4" Golden Voice speakers, separate right & left channel volume controls, automatic shut-off, 45 rpm spindle, tone arm lock. convenient molded carry handle. • Sewing·Lesson Given DEVOTED TOTHif ROSEC~~ ~~~:rt,.ICH, , Karr & Van Zanclt "Yo.,·n Uke Our Quality Way of Doing Business" .. t92-S341 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY QJen Evenings Until I: GO-Tll5 P.M. S.t . .. ...... --..... ...c I er- SJtt IOSTOIIIIOCXEI "M' Ut.ll IA'IIIiuJ lP -· -,_ '"''i- IIGELS FURIITURE . ~ �.• • •' ,. POMEROY FIRST SOUTHEI<N IIAP. _ _ TIST _ m Mulberry Ave POMEROY T R IN 1TV Pomeroy. Affiliated with S. B.c: ~ledCI!!,~_!I_,\It.CIIrlst .:-Rev. R~. Clifford Coleman, pastor r . . rtn, pasn><, Fred BlaeHnar. Sunday. school, 9: 30 a.m. ; sup!. Sunday Sci1oQI , t : 15 a . m.; . Hersh!'! McClure;. supt. ; wor• Woo:shtp, 10:25 a . m.f . youth ship service. 10:30 . a . m.; choir rehearsal; Monday. 6:30 evening worship. 7: 30. WedP: m .. Mro. Marvin Burt, nesday prayer meeting and dorector · SeniO£ choir . Bible study, 7: 30 p.m. : rehearsal, 7:3() p. m. Thursda• 1 Paul Nease, dlrecto; :· Ml DOLE PORT ."'*· !Nti :~r~~ t~l~u~~~ysoc~ room . CHURCH OF THE NAZA· ·· BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE HEMLOCK GROVE '.EN!L_- ,...lddleport, ~~v. ~Minersville, Guy W. Lowther, CHRISTIAN- David Stauffer, A.."', ......., • .-••u• ;. "'"Y" Jr .• pastor.. Sunday ,'s cl6!r•.,KI pot.tiiN'Stlintorjl St~oio, sup!. • · Carson, sup!;~ Sunday school, •a .m.; . pr~achlng, H •:!-OJti; t,I!Jrniilg worship. 9:30 ...m.; 9: 30 .. a. ~.; Mornl_ng wor- l<o,.;,ntng wcfshlp,7:=!0/l:ii) roY,!II- <l!unil\ schoofoJ 10:.90 :.O.m.; . ship, · 1~ . 30 ·• a:~·· lun!or ~k prayer service, T~< ""!'•"!( ·peoples" 'lnftllnn>'• 6:30 ml•ty. 6. 30 ~-m .• NVPS •·~ · 7c30 p.m. ' ' " ~- ·· . ~~::c ' evenlna ' worshii)l'· 7:30. p. m . . Sunday evangelistic : · . Bible study, Wednesday, 7: 30. meetong , 7: 30 p. m . Prayer .MIDW.IIY CHURCH _ p.m:. · · · ,_ meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Langsviii&-De>ler. Pra er ·• meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tue~y ' • -1. - ., Rev. Robert Searles, pastor. . Mr. .UNTON . _,APTIS] M~SON COUNTY - BRADFORD CHURCH OF Rev . Cecil Co>, pastor. SundAy • tHRIST ~ Clifford Smith school s'f'I.,Joe Sayre. Sunday THE HILAND CHAPEL, minister. Sunday Schoo19, 30 a: ·schoot·1 9: •5 -~-m. ; Su~!f George Casto, pastor. Sunday "'· ' morning church 10, 30 a. eyenlng '1/0rs~op, 7; 30~ . • School, 9: 30; eventnp, worship, li>., Sunda• evening ·-v·oce nesday prayer ;ond Boble-stiJdy, 7·30 Thursda • ~· • 1 30 service, 7:30 ~-.:;~en ng prayer 7: 30p.rm. Wednesday service, 8 .: p .m. .. ' .. • ~' Voice ! . along :_Br'Way '· cJR~:rrA~I~-~~f.~,~i~ • l I II E Y GUIDE T9 :BE: , .·ER· TV VIEWING. I .I . I I .Fold ~d Pla~· Near · Y~tir ·Televisi~n Set -for C MT.-MFORIAt.hH BAPTIST- . MASON .FIRST BAPTIST- p. m._, · , . . orner our and Main, Second and Pomeroy Sts., Stan HOBSON ·C nRlSJ' .IA.N . JohnWyatt; rt'QMEROY ·cHURCH OF MiddlepOrt. Rev. Henry L Key, Craig, pastor. Sunday school, ·UJIIION -: Darrel Doddrlll, Sunday School >-~~~ THE "NAZARENE - Corner Jr., pastor. Sunday School9:30 9:45a.m.; VJorshlp service, 11 pastor, Sunday School, 9:30 a. school 9:30 a m M Uri ion and Mulberry Rev ~--~-.· ArnoldhRIIchlOar30ds, sup!.; a .m.; training union, 6:30'p.m.; Ill., ·Annie Mohler, sup!. ; Serni0:,, 10:30 evening worshl" se · · .Leonard Gilmore, first elder; sermon 7 p m · · ,.... n nn wors p · a m C . lyde V. · Henderson, pastor · -- '"' -· ' ·· · Mi ·· " rvoce, 7 '·30 ·eventj!g· service, 7: 30 p. m. ' · ·• ' • , . Sunday School 9:30 a . m. · FIRST UNITED PRES- ~~ ;3-wee~ prayer service, Wednesday prayer meeting. LETART FALLS UNITED · Raymond Walburn, sup! ·BYTERtAN Middlepo'rt-Rev · ne ay, 7"30 p.m. .7:.30 P· m. BRETHREN. - Rev. ~...._. . fW:Jrning worship 10:·30 a m R ' · CHRISTIAN · SCIENCE · · · _,.., 11 iE'tening service 7:30 P· m .' Mid: S~h':1 9 ,L;,"~~r;,.,pa ., sLiewor'osSSaundauery Services at 315. Main Sf., Pt. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF Shook, pastor ; Herschel · . rb; week ser Ice Wed-~~- 1 X · Pleasant Sunday School 9 15 GOD - .Racine Route 2. The sup!. Sunday school, 9:30 a:m.; v • ·~Y· : sup!. ; worship service 10: 30' · · ' : R Ch · morning sermon, 10:30 a.m.; p. m. am a .m. Sundays, 11 a .m.; Wedev. aries Hand, pastor. .evening sermon, 7, 30 alterGRACE' EPISCOPAL- Rev . · · nesdaX, testimonial meeting 8 Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. ; nall~g each Sunday. Prayer Stanley PlaHenburg, minister. JEIIQVAH'$_Wil' NE_SSES _ p.m. II welcqme. morning worship, 11 a.m .' servl~, Wednesday, 7, 30 p.m . . " 'tw:Jrnlng prayer and sermon, Larry Carnahan presiding FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURcH " Evening services, Tuesday and Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. I0:30 · a . m. Hol_y communion minister. Sunday, Bible lecture, - Letart Route l, lhe Rev. Stan Frlday.T:30. • allernafing ,Sundays. . , ,, and sermon, forst Sundays, 9: 30 a. m.; Watchtower studr., Craig pastor Sunday sch 1 l~:30d a . m . Church school, ·10: 30 a . m.; Tuesday, Bibe 9: 30 ~ .m.; .,;oayer and B~~ ' BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHESHIRE CHURCH OF on ergarten through eoghlh study, 7: 30 p. m. ; Thursdav, study 7. 30 p m Colla . CHURCH OF CHRIST- John GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. ' grade 10· 30 a m · 11 h ' • • • ge prayer : Rockhold, pastor. Bible study, s llh 1 s POMEROY. CH . URCH OF mons ry sc oo 1 7:30 p, m ., servl~e. Tuesday, 10 a .m. ; 9 m , pas or. unday School, 30 ' -Mr Hoyt ' All J serviCO meehng 8:30 p, m. worshopservlce, Thursday,7; 30 a.m.; morning worship~ lOa. m.; Arthur Henson, Supt.; CHRIST . . . . en, r., ,MIDDLEPORT CHURCH p.m. 10:30; even~ worship. 7:30 fW:Jrnlng Worship II a . m.; pastor. Boble School, 9:30a. m,; •of Christ in . Christian Unli!n- . MASON~ - CHURCH p.m. Wedne Y Bible otudy, You"!! Peoples ...-vice, 7 p. m.; worship, 10:30; adult worshop Lawrence Manley pastor· Mrs CHRIST J h s· OF ~:30 pom. Evenong service, 7:30 p. m.; servl£e ·: and " YC)U!!Q. peoples. ' Russell Young S~nday Schooi w hi - 10 0 " _Ieete, pastor. Wednesday Mid-Week Prayer meeting boll17·30 P m Sun S piS ila s'h 19 30 ors p, a.m., Bible stUdy, PLANTS COMMUNITY Service 730 d~y-Wednesday, <•m.blned E~.,;in~" w~s~i:" -7:~. aw~: ; 1 ~5 a .m .; ~denln~ worship, MISSION - Antiquity. Ser- meetiryg. ~,J·p~m.; Evenrng-· Boble study · ancl prayer nesday prayer meeting 7:30 p . We<Jrir~;;;;y 7.;owee service, ~ces. 7: 30p. m. Thursday and .worshop. 7:30 p, m. meeting, 7: 30 p. m. m ' · · • · p.m. ' S'unday evenings. John Dill, · THE ·SALVATION ARMY ._: . · . · · pastor. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Envciy Ray·S. Wining, officer in -MASON ._A_S~EMBLY ~ NAZARENE - Rev . Herbert · '"'' li i;llarge.~· 10 a. m~ MIDDLEPORT PEN - GOD -Second St., Mason, w. · ~oM : Grate, pastor. Worship service, . ' Holiness meeting· 10. 30-;a m TECOSTAL. Third Ave., the ,VSa. Chesler Tennant, pastor. STIVERSVILLE '" lla. m . and 7:30p. m. Sunday. Sunday School. y;.,ng PeoPle'~ Rev. William Knittel, pastor; unday school, 10 a. m. ; MUNITY CHURCH - Rev . Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. My aona, Jack and Freddie, are great surfboard' riders. Leglon,Jp. m .; Thursday, 110 3 Ralf.h Priddy, Sunday School -mornong ~orshl~, 11 a . m.; . Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday Richard Barton, sup!. Prayer They can outride me aJJ7 day, and because there's not mucli · p.·. m., Ladles Home league; 7 sup .; Classes for all ages, ~angellst1c serv1ce, 7:30 p. m. morning worst\ip service, 10 meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p, m. at which they can beat me (yet), they are tickled piDk p. m. Prep ~S~ eYI!!II~ service, 8 p.m. Young , Boble study and prayer service, a.m. , Dell Talbot, superin- - HARRISONVILLE P.RES. SACR~D HEART -_:: Rev.._Pea!>les meeting and Bible _ Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Phone lendent. Prayer meelin~, each BYTERIAN . - Mrs. Norma aboutil 773.5133 · Father Bernard Kra,·covic, Study Friday 8 p.m. ··• ,Thur_sday, 7' 30 p.m. unday lee, Sunda• Schaap Superin~emng service, 7: 30. _ ' I don't mind. I remember bow proud I was tbe 'clAy l pastor. Phone 992-2825t . . . . tendenl. Sunday School 9: 30 a. beat Jill' Dad at aulf. He shook Jill' band and aclmowledged Saturday evening Mass; 7:30 FREEWILL BAPTIST HARTFORD CHURCH OF ZION CHURCH. OF CHRIST m. SundayService8p. m.Rev. p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and ' lO CHURCH- Corner Ash and CHRIST in Christian Union- _ Pomeroy -Harrisonville Max Donahue, Moddleporl, that I was growing up. a .m. Confessions, Saturday 1~· Plum, Middleport. Noel Rev . O'Dell Manley, pastor. Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. pastor. I learned mud! from Dad. He waa a lot of fun, and y1!l: 7:30p.m. HerrmaM, pastor; John Dill, Sundayschool,,9:30a.m., Roger Paul . McElroy, Sunday LAUREL CLIFF FREE I valued just as much his serious moments. There was no ' POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST: Sun~y School Supt. Saturday Manley, sup!.; evening service, School_Supt. Sunday School9: 30 METHODIST - Rev. Eugene ·-Robert Kuhn, pastor. George evenong service, 1 p. m. Sunday 7: 30. W~dnesday evening a. m., morning worshop and Gill, pastor. William Bailey, doubt about his deep and abiding love for God. Tbe memory iSkinner, Sunday School sup!. Scho.ol. 10 a_. m.; Sunday ~~~; e'::i,:'i~gngy, ..J,f,30serpv.lmce' communoon! 10:30 a. '!'·; sup!. Sunday School, 9: 30a. m.; of his quiet voice speaking of God eteadled me thnJ~gli S~nday School, 9:30 a . m.; evenong worshop. 7 p.m. '· Sundayevenong youth Chrlsloan Morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; aeveral rough spots in Jill' life. morning worship, 10:30 a. m.: f.;..~~'::'o ~%.i~~rv~~~er. endeavor, 6: 30; Worship ser- Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. FIRST BAPTIS'f CHURCH of voces , Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Christian Youth BYF, 6 p. m.; Bible Study Th&t's why on Sunday mornilJIS I start to church with .Wednesday 7 p. m.; choir Middleport, corner of Sixth and Wed~esday ~venong prayer Crusade, .6:30 p. m.; Prayer ~ boy on eaeb side of m": I want God to be a rulity' in their .e!~clice, Wed., S::ja p. m. Palmer Streets, Rev. Charles C HRtS TIAN SCIENCE meelong and Boble study, 7:itp. meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursday, ST. PAUL LUTHERAN _ Simons, pastor. Danny Services, 315 Main St., Pl. m. choir practice, 7 p. m. l1veo u He baa been in mille. Rev. Arthur C. Lund, pastor. Thompson, Sunday School Pleasant. Sunday services, 11 ' . SundBy School. 9:15 a. m.. Superintendent. Sundav a .m. Wednesday Testimonial ,ST. JOHN LUTHERAN _ DEXTER CHUI!CH OF Charles Evans, Supt.; wonhlp church school for everyone mee!Jng. 7:30p.m. Pine Gro the R A th CHRIST -Danny Evans co· .:_ ve,. S ev. r ur pastor. Norman C Will supt' Servlc.. 10 ·. 30 a. m. Con· . 9· 15 am . u-no"ng worship • 10 1 · ·• m ...,_ pas or. unday School, ,Sunday School 9:30 a'. m. ; f lrmallon Class, Saturday, 9:45 : 5 a.m.; vening services, M . EIGS COU·NTY 9ma. m., church services, 10 a . Wor_shi_p _service, I0:30 a. m. a. m. ~ 7: 30 p.m. : Wednesday prayer Ch 1 . SEVENTH DAY ADYEtn: servl~e, 7: 30 p.m. E>lra youth · . . ro~ oan Endeavor Sunday • Mwul... TtST _ Ponieroy Mulber ~acllvolles on Sunday, S p.m., for , LANGSVILLE MIDWAY _ evenong. f-.27..11 Hg!S. Herbert fW:Jrg,.n past:J· all y~lh up to sixth grade;' 6;30 'MEIGS servoces each Sunday at 10 a.m . REORGANIZED CHURCli co 01 : • Sabbath School. Saturday, 2 P: lor tunlor and senior hogh COOPERATIVE and7 :_30p. m. Tuesday evening OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· m.; worShip; 3:15 p. m. Dorcas students. worshop, 7: 30. TER DAY SAINTS- PortlandWi · Society, lOa. m.each:Thursday. PARISH BRADBURY CHURCH OF Racine Road. Ralph Johnson, tth the hope if will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is ' G. · CHURCH OF CHRIST M'd CHRIST, Roy Bill Carter. pastor. Sunday School, 9: 30 a . good in family and community life. this feature is sponsored by the business • RAHAM UNITED MI\:Tit. dl port 5th nd Ma ' 1THE UNITED evangelist; Thurman Carsey, m.; Morning worship, 10·. 30 a f' fn d ODIST CHURCH Pr h .· e • a ln. Raullin METH D • tr s an organizations whose names appear below. f ..,c lng Moyer, pastor. Thomas Kellr,, . 0 1ST CH~RCH Bible School sup!. ; Bible School m.; Sunday evening service, 1 . 9 30 ·s· ndaa. mf' or~ 1 and sec~ Sunday School supt Bib e Robert R. Card, Director 9:30 a .m.; morning worship, p . m. Wednesday even ing a::,u.rrth'su~ man~; lh~hd School_. 9:30 a . m.; morning ~ME::t.YJ'RU~~R 10; 30 a.m .; youth . meeting, 6 prayer services, 7:30 p. m . -----~===~~----.,.--------------· worship service ysl~~30mon ' worshop, 10:30 a . m. ; evening Rev. 51 nt S -~ p.m,. evening servoce, 1 p.m., BETHLEHEM BAPTIST - I .Wednesday even?ngs aiPT: ~: worshop, 7: 30 p. m.: crovPr CHES~~R::,~rs'/;';' 9:15a Chrosllan _Workers_ Class, Great Bend, Charles Norris, lflUA Nl_ Prayer and Bible Study. service 7 p. m . Wednesday. m.; Church School 10 m. . Tuesc;tay, 7.30 p.m . • . prayer pastor. Worship service, 9:30a. PLUMBING AND HEATING W~ i3 • ,, , • . _,. •• , " , • " . ENJERPfi!ISE - Wf!(ship, p1 meehng Wednesday, 7· 30 p.m. m. ; S~nday School, 10:30 a . m. 0 _ ,. ~ !·~ ".' _ '..- -" :S s-" =<. :0;:: an• =io :; ;; :f. ~a'.<:~b_~'~Schoo'f:. ljja. m. 11 )I<ENO CttURCH OF CHRIST ~III.~ETQ_N '!;lt~R(H ;._.. :; · "· .io__~_w - · 992-:2550 ' !!:'one ~32~ ,, , 11 •.i . _Mi~d(!lR!Ift ~II: UtJP!; ~o.<>..c>.d~" 9 ~F~~T~ ~ ;:;-JV91'-WP.,. 11 ~obart "'owell. sup!. Services _1\l n]~~rl', 13o~d. · : ,S.u'~di. " 02ii0.Loim:61~ St';; •. : • '.. ~ ,; MiddlePort _ ~'U& a :· m.:- bhUr "SChOof 10 ~- m. ly, 9:30 a .m. on Sunday. ~l~ 9':30 ·~ :hl.. 'Rilpl.'ti'F~ 1(-,.,~~--------~:_:_-f:_ _::'·:!i'l'!__ _:__.:.:··.:_• ew ' · POMEROY ..... Worship; 10:30 Preaching first and third sup!. Worship service, 10: 30 " ·" . a . m.; Church School9: lSa. m.; Sundays of month by Clifford m . and_7:,30 p. m. alternate."' • 1\.TOfes UMVF 6:30p.m. Smith. 9: 30a.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesd.V· INV\ SOCUl H< ByHn.Evel,.llrldles ROCI( SPRINGS- Worship 7:30 p. m. Rev . Jay StiiJ• Sunday School attenda""<! at 10 a.m .; Chu•ah School9 a. m . ; RACINe FIRST CHURCH pastor . ' Bakers of Good Bread UMYF 6· 30 p m OF THE NAZARENE M"ddl the United Methodist Olurch 1 eport, Olio BySberryMeCaln MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Sunday School, 9:30 a . m. ; OLD DEXTER CON. Huntington, W.Va. . a.,;;_ ~ I I I ~ 'k E . . ." V . : . . u . ... _ _ ,_,• _ r • ANruniiY GOEGlfiN READY MIX &. Tupper of___ Soci'ety N' s &FJute,ft ___:_·.:·__ . HEINER'S DIII'ERY l _:·:··;) :_::_l· M&RFOODUNER ----1 BOGGS EQUIPMENT was 51. Offering : was $17.~. Miss Sherry MeCaln recently Rev. Robert Bumgarner Mornin g Worship, 10: 30 a . m.; GREGATIONAL CHURCH _ ·--------..,.--------i----------~· Worship service attendance "turned from church camp at HECATH .,.: Worship 10:30 a . WEvedningd worship, 7: 30 p. m. Rev. Willard Dutcher, pastor. was31 and off · $25 30 ReV Ohio Valley Christian Assembly m.; hurch School 9: 00 a . m.; e nes ay, Sunday School Mrs. Warier Francis, Sunday. enng · · • UMYF 7 p. m . . •. Superintendent, Pauline Me- School Supr. Sunday School. SinneI of Belpre· brought tbe which she attended on a tuition RUTLAND- Worship 9: 15 a . Ctinlock, pastor. Rev . Morris 9:45 a. m. Church Services first "'"''Rge in the absimce of .Rev. scholarship. Sbe received the m.; .Church School 10 a . m.; M.. Wolle. and third Sundays following Sales· Allis Chalmers - ' Service Jacob Leman wJio is attending scholarship last year when Don UMVF 7 p. m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Sunday School, Second and Middleport. Ol io Farm · Industrial · Lawri'l Garden ,..m;,..~ in..Jilinou ' . ~Seevers Jr. of Glouster and she ' SALEM CENTER- Worship Charles Norris, pastor. Sunday fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p. --, 9a. m. ; Church School lOa. m. ; School, 9:30 a . m. ; Morning m. servoces. Tuppers Plains ' 667-3435 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oldsty were named the "outstanding UMYF Thursday, 7 p. m. worship, 10: 4S a . m. ; Sunday of Madison, Ind. , spent a campers" of the 1970 camp. SYRACUSE CLUSTER evening worship, 7: 30 p.m.; L~~G BOTTOM CHRISTIAN "--~ her Rev. Forrest R. Donley Wednesday even.ing Bible - '"' · Robert Wyatt, pastor; • e with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Huey Hall and ASBURY-Worship lla. m .; Study, 7:30 o. m. ' Sunday School sup!., Ronald 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Betzing. daughter, Marilyn, of Bar- Church School 9: 50 a. m.; D'NV Osborne. Bible School, 9:3Ci a. Ath R---d Po . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tuttle and bertonwererec:entguestsatthe w~cs. lsi Tuesday. " ILLE WESLEY A~. m.; preaching 10:45 a . m. . ens oa meroy Th •·-"" of 1 FORESTRUN-Worship 9 a . Rev . · lawrence Sullivan, Evenong services. 7:30 p. m: A Family That· Worships T<ogelher e Store with A' Heart - ..... Cownbuaspeotafew Norman McCain home. on.; Church s.chool 10 a. m . ; ,pastor . Sunday School 9: 30 S Racine l 9.ot9-J342 daysberewithbisparents,Mr. Mrs. Nora Damewood of WSCS, 3rd Wednesday. 7:30 p. a.m .; youth and junior youth HYSELL RUN FREE t_a,...y_s_T_og ~e_lh_er _____ and Mrs. Veri Tuttle. Akronrecentlyspentafewdays m. . service, 6: 45 p.m .; evening METHODIST - Cecil Wise, "·---of Eastern 'th her . MINERSVILLE Worship worship, 7:30p.m.; prayer and Pasfor. Sunday School, 9:30 Dian ............ and WI SISler, Mrs. Mary lOa. m.; Church School9a . m .; praise, Wednesday. 7:30 p.m . a.m .; Mornln~ worship, 10:30 . Lisa Riggs of Logan spent a Reed. WSCS. Jrd ,y.onday,7 :30 p. m. SI. LVER RUN FREE BAP- a .m . ; Young eople's service, 6: 45p.m. ; Evangellsllcservlc 'th Mr and Mrs Oscar M' Arnbe d SYR'CUE w week WI . • ISses r an Faith h S-hooorlship, 8 a . TIST- Rev. Howard Kimble, 7:30 p .m. Prayer meefin e, Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Ohio 's Oldest Dodge Dealer Babcock. McCain, Sheila NeweU, Pam - ~r~yer ur~nd c Btb'te9 ;iu'd'y; pasi<Jr. Sunday school, 10 a.m .; Thursday, 7:30 p.m. g, Middleport, Olio Middleport, 0 . · Rev. and Mrs. Randy Kautz, Cathy Davis, 'Kathy Wednesday, 7, 30 p. m . Henry Davis, supl. ; evening MFsM: Lavendar and son of Athens Newell, campers, and Sherry were Saturday evemng · guests McCain, counselor, recently ev. · e c urg L R. Gtuesencamp, ~slo Rev. Fr~nk Cheesebrew c R r. of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth returned from church camp at Rev. Martha Ann Mollner HESTER CHURCH ·OF oger Wilfred, Sr.. unday •--·-bly APPLE GROVE_ Worship 8 GOD -Rev. Donald A. Sheets, School Supt. Sunday School, Griffilth • Ohio valley ,..__,_!ian Member of the Big 3 <o<K"' ,....., pas1or. Sunday School 9:30 a . 9: 30 . a . m .; Sunday even in Weekend visitors of Mr. and near Darwin· p. m. 2nd and 4th Sundays ; m W hi h' 7 g General Merchandise Church School 9:30 a . m. ; Mid E ,; . ors P service, 11 a . m.; ~ors op :30. Prayer meeting, Chester, Ohio Mrs. Clarence Nichols were Mr. and Mrs. Leone Babcock Week Service, Wedne•day, 8 p. venong service. 7:30. Prayer uesday, 7:30 p. m. Ernest Tuppers Plains · 667·3280 their son, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert recently spent the weekend with m. service and youth service, Deeter, class leader. Yough BETHANY (Dorcas) Thursday,J: 30 p. m. Meeting Wednesday,7:30 p. m., Nl.c'bois of Tampa, Fla ., the'II" Leota"·---............ . w h' 9. 30 . daugbter,Mrs. DollyTippieand ors op, , : a . m.; Church LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Ernest Deeter, leader. flU\ . School 10: 30 a . m . - Robert Eugene Musser, MT . . HERMON UNITED two daughters of Athens Rt. 5 ,CARME'L- Worship, 11 a . pastor. Sunday school. 9:30 BRETH ERN CHURCH IN and Mrs. Betty Kyle and two where she underwent minor m., lsi and 3rd Sundays ; a.m .; morning worship, 10:30; CHRIST- Rev. Robert Shook, W. Family Recreation bildre of Los. •n-Jes Calif Church School, 10 a . m. Robert Bobo, Sunday school pastor, Sunday School. 9:30 a Pomeroy-Member F. D. I. C & C n ~.... • •• ~gery . . EAST LETART- Worship, 9 sup!. Sunday evening service, m., Roy Pooler, sup!.; Allred Swimmjng Mr. and Mrs. Ge«ge WhitleiDg Mrs. Bessie &rr left for a. m .• I sf and 3rd Sundays; 7: 30 p.m . ; youth . meeflno. Wolfe, asst. supt. ; morning Federal Reserve System and tw~ children of Ca8ey, W. Michigan where she will visit . Church School, 10 a.m. , lsi and Monday, 1 p.m . Midweek worship .- 11 a .m., evening ·----=-:-:-~--------'---t---;~;-:--;:-~-::--'------1 3rd Sundays, 9 a . m .• 2nd and service Wednesd 7 30 sermon 7· 30 p m aile r· a nd Mr . and Mrs. Russen Ar· her daughter, Mr. and Arvid 4th Sundays; MidWeek Service • ay, : p.m. each su·~d·r. · ci.~ meer.~~.'TI Meigs County Bran·ch cher of Lottridge. Nortonbeforegoingtoherhome Wednesday, 8 p. m. ' ·, SYRACI.~E CHURCH OF a. m . at ernatlng Sunday N\11111 Mr. · and Mrs . Hobert in Los Angeles, Calif., after GREAT BEND- Worship 11 THE NAZARENE ·- Rev. M. C. mornings , Alfred Wolle, Rexall Drugs Whiteside of Parkersburg spent visiUng relatives t Bel a. m., 2nd and 4th Sundays ; Larimore, pastor. Bob Moorer layleader ; Christian Endeavor We Fill All Doctors Prescr•' ptlons ~IUINGS ftAII 1LUnl'l . .a pre, Church School, 10 a. m. Sunday School Supt. Sunday 7: 30 p . m . Sunday, Rage; ~· Sunday w1th Mrs. Bessie Tuppers Plains, Chester and LETART FALLS - , Worship School , classes for all ages, 9:30 Buckley. president. Prayer 992-2955 Pomeroy Webster and Judy. Columbus, and friends at 10 a . m.; Church School9 a. m. a . m.; mor_ping worship, 10:45, meeting, Wednesday, 7: 30p. m 296 Second Ph. 992-386:t Pomeroy Lesa Riggs of Logan is Coolville MORNING STAR- Worship NY~S Sunday, 6:30 p. m.; Board meeting first Monday GAU~'S ~··· . . . · 9:30 a: m.; Church School 10: 30 evangelistic service. Sunday, each month, 7:30 p. m. L .Jf •• ~I spending a week With Dian Mr. and .Mrs. Oscar Babcock a . m .; MidWeek Service , 7:30 p.m . Mid-week · prayer•._, . . Massar of Eastern. spent the weekend with Mrs· Wednesday, 8 p. m. meeting, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE FIRST UNtTEO andGAIJL'S Mrs. Maxine Chapman Leota Massar of Eastern · MORSE CHAPEL - Worship Mssionary meeting , second PRESBYTERIAN -Rev nnw~ ' . of the · 11 a . m., lsi and Jrd Sundays · Wlldnesday, 7: 30p. m. Russell Lester, pastor. Worship St. Rt . 1 · Chester, Olio Electric Motor Repair 810 W. Main , · ....., received word Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Grimes Church School, 10 a . m. ' UNITED FAITH NON · ~r~-oc~9a . m,; Sunday School, Ch lh Ch "<·5150 hoepitalizalion of her sister, of Athens and Mrs. Myrtle PORTLAND - Worship 7: 30 DENOMINATION _ Rev , oose e urchofyourChoice ' \Irs.. Uoyd Dean at Boggess were Sunday guests of p. stirf~~c\~~~~::.= 1~ Dennis Weaver. pastor. Sunday RUTLAN 0 .Vashington, D. C. Mrs, Netsel Weathennan. 2nd and 4th Sundays ; Church school, 9: 30 a .m.; Bob Barber, _ -. Mrs. Nora Damewood of The barn of Mr. and Mrs. School 10 a . m . sup!. ; worship service, 10:30 RUTLAND FIRST BAP· ' . ·Akron· spent a week here Marvin Walker was struck by WESLEYAN (Racine] a.m .; youlhmeeling. 6:45p.m. ; TtST-Rev. Samuel Jackson, I ake Someone with You to Church . 'Un be br lher Mr "" . Worship, 11 a. m.; · Church church. 7:30p.m. Bible study, pastor. Sunday School, lOa. m.; '· Me<its and Groceries ' In Pomeroy Over 90 Years VISJ g r o , • and "fihtrung Monday and burned to School, 10 a . m. Wednesday, 7: 30p.m. t.l!'s . Gertrude Butler, supt Syracuse 992 _3986 Mrs. Jessie New~U and sister, the ground. The fire department UMYF for all churches of the Prayer Service, 1:30 p. m.; Kermit Walton, IW;Jr. Mrs. Mary Reed of Eastern. was caUed but was unable to Southern Cluster. 7: 30 p. m. EDEiiiUNtTED BRETH-REN _or•ach;ng se.rvlce, 2 !'· m . . . each Sunday at the Youth IN CHRIST- Elden R. Blake, Mrs · William O!apman was - save the bam Whlch was fllled Center (Qak Grove Road.) pastor. Sunday School. lOa. m. ; RUTLAND CHURC~ OF taken to Camden Clark Hospilal with hay and a wagon. NORTHEAST CLUSTER ~onnle Holsinger, sup!. Mar- CHRIST - Sunday. school; 9: 30 Rev. Ja~ob Lehman nong ~ermon , II a . m.; Evening a.m., V. H. Braley, sup!.; j ' Rev. Standley Brandum service Christian Endeavor, communion and . devotions, Church and-Office Supplies" Gifts . Furniture and AWIIaffces , ALFRED - Worshlp11a. m. ; 7:30 p, m.; Mrs . ~yda 10: 30 a.m. Regular board 992-2641 Middleport Church Sc~ooiiiO a. m.>-Prayer Che~alier , president. Song meeting 7:30, third Saturday Phone 985-3308 Otester. 0. 1 ~i meeting , Wednesday, 7: 45p.m. servoce and sermon, 8:20. Mid- N~ch m'lnth. THE RUTLAN~ GOM· JOPPA -o Worship 10 a . m. ; Week prayer meeting Wed' Church School 9 a . m:: Prayer nesday, 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Mazie MUNITY CHURCH ' - Rev. Amos Tillis, pastor. Sunday Meeting. Wednesday, 8 p. m. HolsinQer, class leader. Attend the Oturch of Your.;Choice' -: .,1 School, 9:30 a. m.; Worship ' LONG BOnOM- Worship 9 POMEROY LOWER LIGHT 11 a . m.; Wednesday a . m.; Church School 10 a . m. CH-URCH-Harrisonville Road. service, Bulova Watches-Sales & Service prayer meeting, 7: 30 - p. m. NORTH BETHEL- Worship H R T 1 II a . m.; Church SchoollO a . m. ev. oy ay or, pastor; Henrl Sunday night worship, 7:30. 186 N. Second Middleport Pomeroy \' " Eblin, Sunday School Sup . Ph. RE EDSVILLE - Worship 8 ~nday RUTLAND CHURCH OF School, 9:ao a. m:; THE NAZARENE -Rev. Lloyd Early Sunday_morning at 8:15 P· m.; Church Schoollo a. m.; evening worship, 7:30 p. m." D. GrimiT' . Jr., pastor. Sunday Praver Meetina. WednP.!Ui,.. ... . A Prayer and prasie service, Sch"?l. • : 30 a. m.; . tw:Jrning . NEWS, PAST. PRESENT, FUTURE P·sitvER RiDGE- worship, · Thursday, 7:30P- m . wor!= .•p, 10:30 a. m.,· Young INFORMATION ' 10 a.m. ; Church School, 9.a. m. COMMUNITY CHURCH, people's service, 6:45 p. m .; INTERVIEWS TUPPERS PLAINS Oe•ter - Rev. James Queen, Evangelistic services, 7: 30 .p m. Wed,nesliay evening service ..- - - - - - - - ··_ _ _ _ _ _ _.-,_ _ _.J Worship 9 a ' m.; Church School , pastor . Worship services 7:30 p. "'· Racine, Ohio ·Ph. 949-3272 2-«<lincoln St. '.. Middleport 10 a . m. Saturday and Sunday, 7:30 p.m. MARK VSlORE DOMIGAN .SOHIO STATION wee...... _____ 1 OHIO VALLEY BAKING m. c;; s~uT:EDaRN1 cMLUCS1TER ~;;ii~~: ;;,~~sd~v~·7 , ~r~~~r ~o:.d K~o~~PR~vL RACINE fOOl) MAR_KEJ +_________. :_____J R. H. RAWLINGS SONS 00. LYONS MARKET GAUL'S MARKET lHE raDMERS BANK AND- SAVI-NGS. -in SWISHER &LOHSE ROYAL OAK PARK lHE IHNS """"TY &' TRAILER rs SHAKE UlurN ::;:i: MEIGS UNITED METHODIST . RADIO FELLOWSHIP WMP0.-1390 w: POMEROY El£CJRIC SERVICE NEW YORK a.oTHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK SlORE f. J. WALlACE, JEWElfR 00, W)IE'S MARKET .' · . .., .. · ... =· S11JP: ~Sl"!'fJ~ ~.. ., at "tl'" • t• • :-· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~ -. ------~~----------=-~~:-::-~·::-~~~ ~~~--~~ --~--~~--~--~~~-~-; ·-~~ ~7---~--~~-~~~~~~~~~------------~------~~----------------~~. . .... . • L •, ·"' ~. •'·' ., ~ . '· •II ' Blil !0 81il8lilllilllilllilllil !08 lilllil8 lilllil Blilllil 8lilllilllil l 'l ill =Iii BEN FRMWN SIORE , . AND 1 i· ·i1i!bs . IJ!l~ · Hh~bi 992-3498 VIllAGE - '~· •' - ·, ·, RIDENOUR sUPPLY t-.~V;u,,~.;, AGE;;r-;;aJT~RA;;;rE:--+a.MI...-;WEA;;;:;;;HR;;;;:-:ROOfl===::~ic;;:.·'-=:-,-1 '. • • ' . , �.• • •' ,. POMEROY FIRST SOUTHEI<N IIAP. _ _ TIST _ m Mulberry Ave POMEROY T R IN 1TV Pomeroy. Affiliated with S. B.c: ~ledCI!!,~_!I_,\It.CIIrlst .:-Rev. R~. Clifford Coleman, pastor r . . rtn, pasn><, Fred BlaeHnar. Sunday. school, 9: 30 a.m. ; sup!. Sunday Sci1oQI , t : 15 a . m.; . Hersh!'! McClure;. supt. ; wor• Woo:shtp, 10:25 a . m.f . youth ship service. 10:30 . a . m.; choir rehearsal; Monday. 6:30 evening worship. 7: 30. WedP: m .. Mro. Marvin Burt, nesday prayer meeting and dorector · SeniO£ choir . Bible study, 7: 30 p.m. : rehearsal, 7:3() p. m. Thursda• 1 Paul Nease, dlrecto; :· Ml DOLE PORT ."'*· !Nti :~r~~ t~l~u~~~ysoc~ room . CHURCH OF THE NAZA· ·· BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE HEMLOCK GROVE '.EN!L_- ,...lddleport, ~~v. ~Minersville, Guy W. Lowther, CHRISTIAN- David Stauffer, A.."', ......., • .-••u• ;. "'"Y" Jr .• pastor.. Sunday ,'s cl6!r•.,KI pot.tiiN'Stlintorjl St~oio, sup!. • · Carson, sup!;~ Sunday school, •a .m.; . pr~achlng, H •:!-OJti; t,I!Jrniilg worship. 9:30 ...m.; 9: 30 .. a. ~.; Mornl_ng wor- l<o,.;,ntng wcfshlp,7:=!0/l:ii) roY,!II- <l!unil\ schoofoJ 10:.90 :.O.m.; . ship, · 1~ . 30 ·• a:~·· lun!or ~k prayer service, T~< ""!'•"!( ·peoples" 'lnftllnn>'• 6:30 ml•ty. 6. 30 ~-m .• NVPS •·~ · 7c30 p.m. ' ' " ~- ·· . ~~::c ' evenlna ' worshii)l'· 7:30. p. m . . Sunday evangelistic : · . Bible study, Wednesday, 7: 30. meetong , 7: 30 p. m . Prayer .MIDW.IIY CHURCH _ p.m:. · · · ,_ meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Langsviii&-De>ler. Pra er ·• meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tue~y ' • -1. - ., Rev. Robert Searles, pastor. . Mr. .UNTON . _,APTIS] M~SON COUNTY - BRADFORD CHURCH OF Rev . Cecil Co>, pastor. SundAy • tHRIST ~ Clifford Smith school s'f'I.,Joe Sayre. Sunday THE HILAND CHAPEL, minister. Sunday Schoo19, 30 a: ·schoot·1 9: •5 -~-m. ; Su~!f George Casto, pastor. Sunday "'· ' morning church 10, 30 a. eyenlng '1/0rs~op, 7; 30~ . • School, 9: 30; eventnp, worship, li>., Sunda• evening ·-v·oce nesday prayer ;ond Boble-stiJdy, 7·30 Thursda • ~· • 1 30 service, 7:30 ~-.:;~en ng prayer 7: 30p.rm. Wednesday service, 8 .: p .m. .. ' .. • ~' Voice ! . along :_Br'Way '· cJR~:rrA~I~-~~f.~,~i~ • l I II E Y GUIDE T9 :BE: , .·ER· TV VIEWING. I .I . I I .Fold ~d Pla~· Near · Y~tir ·Televisi~n Set -for C MT.-MFORIAt.hH BAPTIST- . MASON .FIRST BAPTIST- p. m._, · , . . orner our and Main, Second and Pomeroy Sts., Stan HOBSON ·C nRlSJ' .IA.N . JohnWyatt; rt'QMEROY ·cHURCH OF MiddlepOrt. Rev. Henry L Key, Craig, pastor. Sunday school, ·UJIIION -: Darrel Doddrlll, Sunday School >-~~~ THE "NAZARENE - Corner Jr., pastor. Sunday School9:30 9:45a.m.; VJorshlp service, 11 pastor, Sunday School, 9:30 a. school 9:30 a m M Uri ion and Mulberry Rev ~--~-.· ArnoldhRIIchlOar30ds, sup!.; a .m.; training union, 6:30'p.m.; Ill., ·Annie Mohler, sup!. ; Serni0:,, 10:30 evening worshl" se · · .Leonard Gilmore, first elder; sermon 7 p m · · ,.... n nn wors p · a m C . lyde V. · Henderson, pastor · -- '"' -· ' ·· · Mi ·· " rvoce, 7 '·30 ·eventj!g· service, 7: 30 p. m. ' · ·• ' • , . Sunday School 9:30 a . m. · FIRST UNITED PRES- ~~ ;3-wee~ prayer service, Wednesday prayer meeting. LETART FALLS UNITED · Raymond Walburn, sup! ·BYTERtAN Middlepo'rt-Rev · ne ay, 7"30 p.m. .7:.30 P· m. BRETHREN. - Rev. ~...._. . fW:Jrning worship 10:·30 a m R ' · CHRISTIAN · SCIENCE · · · _,.., 11 iE'tening service 7:30 P· m .' Mid: S~h':1 9 ,L;,"~~r;,.,pa ., sLiewor'osSSaundauery Services at 315. Main Sf., Pt. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF Shook, pastor ; Herschel · . rb; week ser Ice Wed-~~- 1 X · Pleasant Sunday School 9 15 GOD - .Racine Route 2. The sup!. Sunday school, 9:30 a:m.; v • ·~Y· : sup!. ; worship service 10: 30' · · ' : R Ch · morning sermon, 10:30 a.m.; p. m. am a .m. Sundays, 11 a .m.; Wedev. aries Hand, pastor. .evening sermon, 7, 30 alterGRACE' EPISCOPAL- Rev . · · nesdaX, testimonial meeting 8 Sunday school, 9:45 a.m. ; nall~g each Sunday. Prayer Stanley PlaHenburg, minister. JEIIQVAH'$_Wil' NE_SSES _ p.m. II welcqme. morning worship, 11 a.m .' servl~, Wednesday, 7, 30 p.m . . " 'tw:Jrnlng prayer and sermon, Larry Carnahan presiding FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURcH " Evening services, Tuesday and Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. I0:30 · a . m. Hol_y communion minister. Sunday, Bible lecture, - Letart Route l, lhe Rev. Stan Frlday.T:30. • allernafing ,Sundays. . , ,, and sermon, forst Sundays, 9: 30 a. m.; Watchtower studr., Craig pastor Sunday sch 1 l~:30d a . m . Church school, ·10: 30 a . m.; Tuesday, Bibe 9: 30 ~ .m.; .,;oayer and B~~ ' BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHESHIRE CHURCH OF on ergarten through eoghlh study, 7: 30 p. m. ; Thursdav, study 7. 30 p m Colla . CHURCH OF CHRIST- John GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. ' grade 10· 30 a m · 11 h ' • • • ge prayer : Rockhold, pastor. Bible study, s llh 1 s POMEROY. CH . URCH OF mons ry sc oo 1 7:30 p, m ., servl~e. Tuesday, 10 a .m. ; 9 m , pas or. unday School, 30 ' -Mr Hoyt ' All J serviCO meehng 8:30 p, m. worshopservlce, Thursday,7; 30 a.m.; morning worship~ lOa. m.; Arthur Henson, Supt.; CHRIST . . . . en, r., ,MIDDLEPORT CHURCH p.m. 10:30; even~ worship. 7:30 fW:Jrnlng Worship II a . m.; pastor. Boble School, 9:30a. m,; •of Christ in . Christian Unli!n- . MASON~ - CHURCH p.m. Wedne Y Bible otudy, You"!! Peoples ...-vice, 7 p. m.; worship, 10:30; adult worshop Lawrence Manley pastor· Mrs CHRIST J h s· OF ~:30 pom. Evenong service, 7:30 p. m.; servl£e ·: and " YC)U!!Q. peoples. ' Russell Young S~nday Schooi w hi - 10 0 " _Ieete, pastor. Wednesday Mid-Week Prayer meeting boll17·30 P m Sun S piS ila s'h 19 30 ors p, a.m., Bible stUdy, PLANTS COMMUNITY Service 730 d~y-Wednesday, <•m.blned E~.,;in~" w~s~i:" -7:~. aw~: ; 1 ~5 a .m .; ~denln~ worship, MISSION - Antiquity. Ser- meetiryg. ~,J·p~m.; Evenrng-· Boble study · ancl prayer nesday prayer meeting 7:30 p . We<Jrir~;;;;y 7.;owee service, ~ces. 7: 30p. m. Thursday and .worshop. 7:30 p, m. meeting, 7: 30 p. m. m ' · · • · p.m. ' S'unday evenings. John Dill, · THE ·SALVATION ARMY ._: . · . · · pastor. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Envciy Ray·S. Wining, officer in -MASON ._A_S~EMBLY ~ NAZARENE - Rev . Herbert · '"'' li i;llarge.~· 10 a. m~ MIDDLEPORT PEN - GOD -Second St., Mason, w. · ~oM : Grate, pastor. Worship service, . ' Holiness meeting· 10. 30-;a m TECOSTAL. Third Ave., the ,VSa. Chesler Tennant, pastor. STIVERSVILLE '" lla. m . and 7:30p. m. Sunday. Sunday School. y;.,ng PeoPle'~ Rev. William Knittel, pastor; unday school, 10 a. m. ; MUNITY CHURCH - Rev . Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. My aona, Jack and Freddie, are great surfboard' riders. Leglon,Jp. m .; Thursday, 110 3 Ralf.h Priddy, Sunday School -mornong ~orshl~, 11 a . m.; . Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday Richard Barton, sup!. Prayer They can outride me aJJ7 day, and because there's not mucli · p.·. m., Ladles Home league; 7 sup .; Classes for all ages, ~angellst1c serv1ce, 7:30 p. m. morning worst\ip service, 10 meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p, m. at which they can beat me (yet), they are tickled piDk p. m. Prep ~S~ eYI!!II~ service, 8 p.m. Young , Boble study and prayer service, a.m. , Dell Talbot, superin- - HARRISONVILLE P.RES. SACR~D HEART -_:: Rev.._Pea!>les meeting and Bible _ Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Phone lendent. Prayer meelin~, each BYTERIAN . - Mrs. Norma aboutil 773.5133 · Father Bernard Kra,·covic, Study Friday 8 p.m. ··• ,Thur_sday, 7' 30 p.m. unday lee, Sunda• Schaap Superin~emng service, 7: 30. _ ' I don't mind. I remember bow proud I was tbe 'clAy l pastor. Phone 992-2825t . . . . tendenl. Sunday School 9: 30 a. beat Jill' Dad at aulf. He shook Jill' band and aclmowledged Saturday evening Mass; 7:30 FREEWILL BAPTIST HARTFORD CHURCH OF ZION CHURCH. OF CHRIST m. SundayService8p. m.Rev. p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and ' lO CHURCH- Corner Ash and CHRIST in Christian Union- _ Pomeroy -Harrisonville Max Donahue, Moddleporl, that I was growing up. a .m. Confessions, Saturday 1~· Plum, Middleport. Noel Rev . O'Dell Manley, pastor. Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. pastor. I learned mud! from Dad. He waa a lot of fun, and y1!l: 7:30p.m. HerrmaM, pastor; John Dill, Sundayschool,,9:30a.m., Roger Paul . McElroy, Sunday LAUREL CLIFF FREE I valued just as much his serious moments. There was no ' POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST: Sun~y School Supt. Saturday Manley, sup!.; evening service, School_Supt. Sunday School9: 30 METHODIST - Rev. Eugene ·-Robert Kuhn, pastor. George evenong service, 1 p. m. Sunday 7: 30. W~dnesday evening a. m., morning worshop and Gill, pastor. William Bailey, doubt about his deep and abiding love for God. Tbe memory iSkinner, Sunday School sup!. Scho.ol. 10 a_. m.; Sunday ~~~; e'::i,:'i~gngy, ..J,f,30serpv.lmce' communoon! 10:30 a. '!'·; sup!. Sunday School, 9: 30a. m.; of his quiet voice speaking of God eteadled me thnJ~gli S~nday School, 9:30 a . m.; evenong worshop. 7 p.m. '· Sundayevenong youth Chrlsloan Morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; aeveral rough spots in Jill' life. morning worship, 10:30 a. m.: f.;..~~'::'o ~%.i~~rv~~~er. endeavor, 6: 30; Worship ser- Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. FIRST BAPTIS'f CHURCH of voces , Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Christian Youth BYF, 6 p. m.; Bible Study Th&t's why on Sunday mornilJIS I start to church with .Wednesday 7 p. m.; choir Middleport, corner of Sixth and Wed~esday ~venong prayer Crusade, .6:30 p. m.; Prayer ~ boy on eaeb side of m": I want God to be a rulity' in their .e!~clice, Wed., S::ja p. m. Palmer Streets, Rev. Charles C HRtS TIAN SCIENCE meelong and Boble study, 7:itp. meeting 7:30 p. m. Thursday, ST. PAUL LUTHERAN _ Simons, pastor. Danny Services, 315 Main St., Pl. m. choir practice, 7 p. m. l1veo u He baa been in mille. Rev. Arthur C. Lund, pastor. Thompson, Sunday School Pleasant. Sunday services, 11 ' . SundBy School. 9:15 a. m.. Superintendent. Sundav a .m. Wednesday Testimonial ,ST. JOHN LUTHERAN _ DEXTER CHUI!CH OF Charles Evans, Supt.; wonhlp church school for everyone mee!Jng. 7:30p.m. Pine Gro the R A th CHRIST -Danny Evans co· .:_ ve,. S ev. r ur pastor. Norman C Will supt' Servlc.. 10 ·. 30 a. m. Con· . 9· 15 am . u-no"ng worship • 10 1 · ·• m ...,_ pas or. unday School, ,Sunday School 9:30 a'. m. ; f lrmallon Class, Saturday, 9:45 : 5 a.m.; vening services, M . EIGS COU·NTY 9ma. m., church services, 10 a . Wor_shi_p _service, I0:30 a. m. a. m. ~ 7: 30 p.m. : Wednesday prayer Ch 1 . SEVENTH DAY ADYEtn: servl~e, 7: 30 p.m. E>lra youth · . . ro~ oan Endeavor Sunday • Mwul... TtST _ Ponieroy Mulber ~acllvolles on Sunday, S p.m., for , LANGSVILLE MIDWAY _ evenong. f-.27..11 Hg!S. Herbert fW:Jrg,.n past:J· all y~lh up to sixth grade;' 6;30 'MEIGS servoces each Sunday at 10 a.m . REORGANIZED CHURCli co 01 : • Sabbath School. Saturday, 2 P: lor tunlor and senior hogh COOPERATIVE and7 :_30p. m. Tuesday evening OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· m.; worShip; 3:15 p. m. Dorcas students. worshop, 7: 30. TER DAY SAINTS- PortlandWi · Society, lOa. m.each:Thursday. PARISH BRADBURY CHURCH OF Racine Road. Ralph Johnson, tth the hope if will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is ' G. · CHURCH OF CHRIST M'd CHRIST, Roy Bill Carter. pastor. Sunday School, 9: 30 a . good in family and community life. this feature is sponsored by the business • RAHAM UNITED MI\:Tit. dl port 5th nd Ma ' 1THE UNITED evangelist; Thurman Carsey, m.; Morning worship, 10·. 30 a f' fn d ODIST CHURCH Pr h .· e • a ln. Raullin METH D • tr s an organizations whose names appear below. f ..,c lng Moyer, pastor. Thomas Kellr,, . 0 1ST CH~RCH Bible School sup!. ; Bible School m.; Sunday evening service, 1 . 9 30 ·s· ndaa. mf' or~ 1 and sec~ Sunday School supt Bib e Robert R. Card, Director 9:30 a .m.; morning worship, p . m. Wednesday even ing a::,u.rrth'su~ man~; lh~hd School_. 9:30 a . m.; morning ~ME::t.YJ'RU~~R 10; 30 a.m .; youth . meeting, 6 prayer services, 7:30 p. m . -----~===~~----.,.--------------· worship service ysl~~30mon ' worshop, 10:30 a . m. ; evening Rev. 51 nt S -~ p.m,. evening servoce, 1 p.m., BETHLEHEM BAPTIST - I .Wednesday even?ngs aiPT: ~: worshop, 7: 30 p. m.: crovPr CHES~~R::,~rs'/;';' 9:15a Chrosllan _Workers_ Class, Great Bend, Charles Norris, lflUA Nl_ Prayer and Bible Study. service 7 p. m . Wednesday. m.; Church School 10 m. . Tuesc;tay, 7.30 p.m . • . prayer pastor. Worship service, 9:30a. PLUMBING AND HEATING W~ i3 • ,, , • . _,. •• , " , • " . ENJERPfi!ISE - Wf!(ship, p1 meehng Wednesday, 7· 30 p.m. m. ; S~nday School, 10:30 a . m. 0 _ ,. ~ !·~ ".' _ '..- -" :S s-" =<. :0;:: an• =io :; ;; :f. ~a'.<:~b_~'~Schoo'f:. ljja. m. 11 )I<ENO CttURCH OF CHRIST ~III.~ETQ_N '!;lt~R(H ;._.. :; · "· .io__~_w - · 992-:2550 ' !!:'one ~32~ ,, , 11 •.i . _Mi~d(!lR!Ift ~II: UtJP!; ~o.<>..c>.d~" 9 ~F~~T~ ~ ;:;-JV91'-WP.,. 11 ~obart "'owell. sup!. Services _1\l n]~~rl', 13o~d. · : ,S.u'~di. " 02ii0.Loim:61~ St';; •. : • '.. ~ ,; MiddlePort _ ~'U& a :· m.:- bhUr "SChOof 10 ~- m. ly, 9:30 a .m. on Sunday. ~l~ 9':30 ·~ :hl.. 'Rilpl.'ti'F~ 1(-,.,~~--------~:_:_-f:_ _::'·:!i'l'!__ _:__.:.:··.:_• ew ' · POMEROY ..... Worship; 10:30 Preaching first and third sup!. Worship service, 10: 30 " ·" . a . m.; Church School9: lSa. m.; Sundays of month by Clifford m . and_7:,30 p. m. alternate."' • 1\.TOfes UMVF 6:30p.m. Smith. 9: 30a.m. Prayer meeting, Wednesd.V· INV\ SOCUl H< ByHn.Evel,.llrldles ROCI( SPRINGS- Worship 7:30 p. m. Rev . Jay StiiJ• Sunday School attenda""<! at 10 a.m .; Chu•ah School9 a. m . ; RACINe FIRST CHURCH pastor . ' Bakers of Good Bread UMYF 6· 30 p m OF THE NAZARENE M"ddl the United Methodist Olurch 1 eport, Olio BySberryMeCaln MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER Sunday School, 9:30 a . m. ; OLD DEXTER CON. Huntington, W.Va. . a.,;;_ ~ I I I ~ 'k E . . ." V . : . . u . ... _ _ ,_,• _ r • ANruniiY GOEGlfiN READY MIX &. Tupper of___ Soci'ety N' s &FJute,ft ___:_·.:·__ . HEINER'S DIII'ERY l _:·:··;) :_::_l· M&RFOODUNER ----1 BOGGS EQUIPMENT was 51. Offering : was $17.~. Miss Sherry MeCaln recently Rev. Robert Bumgarner Mornin g Worship, 10: 30 a . m.; GREGATIONAL CHURCH _ ·--------..,.--------i----------~· Worship service attendance "turned from church camp at HECATH .,.: Worship 10:30 a . WEvedningd worship, 7: 30 p. m. Rev. Willard Dutcher, pastor. was31 and off · $25 30 ReV Ohio Valley Christian Assembly m.; hurch School 9: 00 a . m.; e nes ay, Sunday School Mrs. Warier Francis, Sunday. enng · · • UMYF 7 p. m . . •. Superintendent, Pauline Me- School Supr. Sunday School. SinneI of Belpre· brought tbe which she attended on a tuition RUTLAND- Worship 9: 15 a . Ctinlock, pastor. Rev . Morris 9:45 a. m. Church Services first "'"''Rge in the absimce of .Rev. scholarship. Sbe received the m.; .Church School 10 a . m.; M.. Wolle. and third Sundays following Sales· Allis Chalmers - ' Service Jacob Leman wJio is attending scholarship last year when Don UMVF 7 p. m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Sunday School, Second and Middleport. Ol io Farm · Industrial · Lawri'l Garden ,..m;,..~ in..Jilinou ' . ~Seevers Jr. of Glouster and she ' SALEM CENTER- Worship Charles Norris, pastor. Sunday fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p. --, 9a. m. ; Church School lOa. m. ; School, 9:30 a . m. ; Morning m. servoces. Tuppers Plains ' 667-3435 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oldsty were named the "outstanding UMYF Thursday, 7 p. m. worship, 10: 4S a . m. ; Sunday of Madison, Ind. , spent a campers" of the 1970 camp. SYRACUSE CLUSTER evening worship, 7: 30 p.m.; L~~G BOTTOM CHRISTIAN "--~ her Rev. Forrest R. Donley Wednesday even.ing Bible - '"' · Robert Wyatt, pastor; • e with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Huey Hall and ASBURY-Worship lla. m .; Study, 7:30 o. m. ' Sunday School sup!., Ronald 1 Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Betzing. daughter, Marilyn, of Bar- Church School 9: 50 a. m.; D'NV Osborne. Bible School, 9:3Ci a. Ath R---d Po . Mr. and Mrs. Bob Tuttle and bertonwererec:entguestsatthe w~cs. lsi Tuesday. " ILLE WESLEY A~. m.; preaching 10:45 a . m. . ens oa meroy Th •·-"" of 1 FORESTRUN-Worship 9 a . Rev . · lawrence Sullivan, Evenong services. 7:30 p. m: A Family That· Worships T<ogelher e Store with A' Heart - ..... Cownbuaspeotafew Norman McCain home. on.; Church s.chool 10 a. m . ; ,pastor . Sunday School 9: 30 S Racine l 9.ot9-J342 daysberewithbisparents,Mr. Mrs. Nora Damewood of WSCS, 3rd Wednesday. 7:30 p. a.m .; youth and junior youth HYSELL RUN FREE t_a,...y_s_T_og ~e_lh_er _____ and Mrs. Veri Tuttle. Akronrecentlyspentafewdays m. . service, 6: 45 p.m .; evening METHODIST - Cecil Wise, "·---of Eastern 'th her . MINERSVILLE Worship worship, 7:30p.m.; prayer and Pasfor. Sunday School, 9:30 Dian ............ and WI SISler, Mrs. Mary lOa. m.; Church School9a . m .; praise, Wednesday. 7:30 p.m . a.m .; Mornln~ worship, 10:30 . Lisa Riggs of Logan spent a Reed. WSCS. Jrd ,y.onday,7 :30 p. m. SI. LVER RUN FREE BAP- a .m . ; Young eople's service, 6: 45p.m. ; Evangellsllcservlc 'th Mr and Mrs Oscar M' Arnbe d SYR'CUE w week WI . • ISses r an Faith h S-hooorlship, 8 a . TIST- Rev. Howard Kimble, 7:30 p .m. Prayer meefin e, Bakers of Hoi sum Bread Ohio 's Oldest Dodge Dealer Babcock. McCain, Sheila NeweU, Pam - ~r~yer ur~nd c Btb'te9 ;iu'd'y; pasi<Jr. Sunday school, 10 a.m .; Thursday, 7:30 p.m. g, Middleport, Olio Middleport, 0 . · Rev. and Mrs. Randy Kautz, Cathy Davis, 'Kathy Wednesday, 7, 30 p. m . Henry Davis, supl. ; evening MFsM: Lavendar and son of Athens Newell, campers, and Sherry were Saturday evemng · guests McCain, counselor, recently ev. · e c urg L R. Gtuesencamp, ~slo Rev. Fr~nk Cheesebrew c R r. of Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth returned from church camp at Rev. Martha Ann Mollner HESTER CHURCH ·OF oger Wilfred, Sr.. unday •--·-bly APPLE GROVE_ Worship 8 GOD -Rev. Donald A. Sheets, School Supt. Sunday School, Griffilth • Ohio valley ,..__,_!ian Member of the Big 3 <o<K"' ,....., pas1or. Sunday School 9:30 a . 9: 30 . a . m .; Sunday even in Weekend visitors of Mr. and near Darwin· p. m. 2nd and 4th Sundays ; m W hi h' 7 g General Merchandise Church School 9:30 a . m. ; Mid E ,; . ors P service, 11 a . m.; ~ors op :30. Prayer meeting, Chester, Ohio Mrs. Clarence Nichols were Mr. and Mrs. Leone Babcock Week Service, Wedne•day, 8 p. venong service. 7:30. Prayer uesday, 7:30 p. m. Ernest Tuppers Plains · 667·3280 their son, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert recently spent the weekend with m. service and youth service, Deeter, class leader. Yough BETHANY (Dorcas) Thursday,J: 30 p. m. Meeting Wednesday,7:30 p. m., Nl.c'bois of Tampa, Fla ., the'II" Leota"·---............ . w h' 9. 30 . daugbter,Mrs. DollyTippieand ors op, , : a . m.; Church LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Ernest Deeter, leader. flU\ . School 10: 30 a . m . - Robert Eugene Musser, MT . . HERMON UNITED two daughters of Athens Rt. 5 ,CARME'L- Worship, 11 a . pastor. Sunday school. 9:30 BRETH ERN CHURCH IN and Mrs. Betty Kyle and two where she underwent minor m., lsi and 3rd Sundays ; a.m .; morning worship, 10:30; CHRIST- Rev. Robert Shook, W. Family Recreation bildre of Los. •n-Jes Calif Church School, 10 a . m. Robert Bobo, Sunday school pastor, Sunday School. 9:30 a Pomeroy-Member F. D. I. C & C n ~.... • •• ~gery . . EAST LETART- Worship, 9 sup!. Sunday evening service, m., Roy Pooler, sup!.; Allred Swimmjng Mr. and Mrs. Ge«ge WhitleiDg Mrs. Bessie &rr left for a. m .• I sf and 3rd Sundays; 7: 30 p.m . ; youth . meeflno. Wolfe, asst. supt. ; morning Federal Reserve System and tw~ children of Ca8ey, W. Michigan where she will visit . Church School, 10 a.m. , lsi and Monday, 1 p.m . Midweek worship .- 11 a .m., evening ·----=-:-:-~--------'---t---;~;-:--;:-~-::--'------1 3rd Sundays, 9 a . m .• 2nd and service Wednesd 7 30 sermon 7· 30 p m aile r· a nd Mr . and Mrs. Russen Ar· her daughter, Mr. and Arvid 4th Sundays; MidWeek Service • ay, : p.m. each su·~d·r. · ci.~ meer.~~.'TI Meigs County Bran·ch cher of Lottridge. Nortonbeforegoingtoherhome Wednesday, 8 p. m. ' ·, SYRACI.~E CHURCH OF a. m . at ernatlng Sunday N\11111 Mr. · and Mrs . Hobert in Los Angeles, Calif., after GREAT BEND- Worship 11 THE NAZARENE ·- Rev. M. C. mornings , Alfred Wolle, Rexall Drugs Whiteside of Parkersburg spent visiUng relatives t Bel a. m., 2nd and 4th Sundays ; Larimore, pastor. Bob Moorer layleader ; Christian Endeavor We Fill All Doctors Prescr•' ptlons ~IUINGS ftAII 1LUnl'l . .a pre, Church School, 10 a. m. Sunday School Supt. Sunday 7: 30 p . m . Sunday, Rage; ~· Sunday w1th Mrs. Bessie Tuppers Plains, Chester and LETART FALLS - , Worship School , classes for all ages, 9:30 Buckley. president. Prayer 992-2955 Pomeroy Webster and Judy. Columbus, and friends at 10 a . m.; Church School9 a. m. a . m.; mor_ping worship, 10:45, meeting, Wednesday, 7: 30p. m 296 Second Ph. 992-386:t Pomeroy Lesa Riggs of Logan is Coolville MORNING STAR- Worship NY~S Sunday, 6:30 p. m.; Board meeting first Monday GAU~'S ~··· . . . · 9:30 a: m.; Church School 10: 30 evangelistic service. Sunday, each month, 7:30 p. m. L .Jf •• ~I spending a week With Dian Mr. and .Mrs. Oscar Babcock a . m .; MidWeek Service , 7:30 p.m . Mid-week · prayer•._, . . Massar of Eastern. spent the weekend with Mrs· Wednesday, 8 p. m. meeting, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE FIRST UNtTEO andGAIJL'S Mrs. Maxine Chapman Leota Massar of Eastern · MORSE CHAPEL - Worship Mssionary meeting , second PRESBYTERIAN -Rev nnw~ ' . of the · 11 a . m., lsi and Jrd Sundays · Wlldnesday, 7: 30p. m. Russell Lester, pastor. Worship St. Rt . 1 · Chester, Olio Electric Motor Repair 810 W. Main , · ....., received word Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Grimes Church School, 10 a . m. ' UNITED FAITH NON · ~r~-oc~9a . m,; Sunday School, Ch lh Ch "<·5150 hoepitalizalion of her sister, of Athens and Mrs. Myrtle PORTLAND - Worship 7: 30 DENOMINATION _ Rev , oose e urchofyourChoice ' \Irs.. Uoyd Dean at Boggess were Sunday guests of p. stirf~~c\~~~~::.= 1~ Dennis Weaver. pastor. Sunday RUTLAN 0 .Vashington, D. C. Mrs, Netsel Weathennan. 2nd and 4th Sundays ; Church school, 9: 30 a .m.; Bob Barber, _ -. Mrs. Nora Damewood of The barn of Mr. and Mrs. School 10 a . m . sup!. ; worship service, 10:30 RUTLAND FIRST BAP· ' . ·Akron· spent a week here Marvin Walker was struck by WESLEYAN (Racine] a.m .; youlhmeeling. 6:45p.m. ; TtST-Rev. Samuel Jackson, I ake Someone with You to Church . 'Un be br lher Mr "" . Worship, 11 a. m.; · Church church. 7:30p.m. Bible study, pastor. Sunday School, lOa. m.; '· Me<its and Groceries ' In Pomeroy Over 90 Years VISJ g r o , • and "fihtrung Monday and burned to School, 10 a . m. Wednesday, 7: 30p.m. t.l!'s . Gertrude Butler, supt Syracuse 992 _3986 Mrs. Jessie New~U and sister, the ground. The fire department UMYF for all churches of the Prayer Service, 1:30 p. m.; Kermit Walton, IW;Jr. Mrs. Mary Reed of Eastern. was caUed but was unable to Southern Cluster. 7: 30 p. m. EDEiiiUNtTED BRETH-REN _or•ach;ng se.rvlce, 2 !'· m . . . each Sunday at the Youth IN CHRIST- Elden R. Blake, Mrs · William O!apman was - save the bam Whlch was fllled Center (Qak Grove Road.) pastor. Sunday School. lOa. m. ; RUTLAND CHURC~ OF taken to Camden Clark Hospilal with hay and a wagon. NORTHEAST CLUSTER ~onnle Holsinger, sup!. Mar- CHRIST - Sunday. school; 9: 30 Rev. Ja~ob Lehman nong ~ermon , II a . m.; Evening a.m., V. H. Braley, sup!.; j ' Rev. Standley Brandum service Christian Endeavor, communion and . devotions, Church and-Office Supplies" Gifts . Furniture and AWIIaffces , ALFRED - Worshlp11a. m. ; 7:30 p, m.; Mrs . ~yda 10: 30 a.m. Regular board 992-2641 Middleport Church Sc~ooiiiO a. m.>-Prayer Che~alier , president. Song meeting 7:30, third Saturday Phone 985-3308 Otester. 0. 1 ~i meeting , Wednesday, 7: 45p.m. servoce and sermon, 8:20. Mid- N~ch m'lnth. THE RUTLAN~ GOM· JOPPA -o Worship 10 a . m. ; Week prayer meeting Wed' Church School 9 a . m:: Prayer nesday, 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Mazie MUNITY CHURCH ' - Rev. Amos Tillis, pastor. Sunday Meeting. Wednesday, 8 p. m. HolsinQer, class leader. Attend the Oturch of Your.;Choice' -: .,1 School, 9:30 a. m.; Worship ' LONG BOnOM- Worship 9 POMEROY LOWER LIGHT 11 a . m.; Wednesday a . m.; Church School 10 a . m. CH-URCH-Harrisonville Road. service, Bulova Watches-Sales & Service prayer meeting, 7: 30 - p. m. NORTH BETHEL- Worship H R T 1 II a . m.; Church SchoollO a . m. ev. oy ay or, pastor; Henrl Sunday night worship, 7:30. 186 N. Second Middleport Pomeroy \' " Eblin, Sunday School Sup . Ph. RE EDSVILLE - Worship 8 ~nday RUTLAND CHURCH OF School, 9:ao a. m:; THE NAZARENE -Rev. Lloyd Early Sunday_morning at 8:15 P· m.; Church Schoollo a. m.; evening worship, 7:30 p. m." D. GrimiT' . Jr., pastor. Sunday Praver Meetina. WednP.!Ui,.. ... . A Prayer and prasie service, Sch"?l. • : 30 a. m.; . tw:Jrning . NEWS, PAST. PRESENT, FUTURE P·sitvER RiDGE- worship, · Thursday, 7:30P- m . wor!= .•p, 10:30 a. m.,· Young INFORMATION ' 10 a.m. ; Church School, 9.a. m. COMMUNITY CHURCH, people's service, 6:45 p. m .; INTERVIEWS TUPPERS PLAINS Oe•ter - Rev. James Queen, Evangelistic services, 7: 30 .p m. Wed,nesliay evening service ..- - - - - - - - ··_ _ _ _ _ _ _.-,_ _ _.J Worship 9 a ' m.; Church School , pastor . Worship services 7:30 p. "'· Racine, Ohio ·Ph. 949-3272 2-«<lincoln St. '.. Middleport 10 a . m. Saturday and Sunday, 7:30 p.m. MARK VSlORE DOMIGAN .SOHIO STATION wee...... _____ 1 OHIO VALLEY BAKING m. c;; s~uT:EDaRN1 cMLUCS1TER ~;;ii~~: ;;,~~sd~v~·7 , ~r~~~r ~o:.d K~o~~PR~vL RACINE fOOl) MAR_KEJ +_________. :_____J R. H. RAWLINGS SONS 00. LYONS MARKET GAUL'S MARKET lHE raDMERS BANK AND- SAVI-NGS. -in SWISHER &LOHSE ROYAL OAK PARK lHE IHNS """"TY &' TRAILER rs SHAKE UlurN ::;:i: MEIGS UNITED METHODIST . RADIO FELLOWSHIP WMP0.-1390 w: POMEROY El£CJRIC SERVICE NEW YORK a.oTHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK SlORE f. J. WALlACE, JEWElfR 00, W)IE'S MARKET .' · . .., .. · ... =· S11JP: ~Sl"!'fJ~ ~.. ., at "tl'" • t• • :-· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~ -. ------~~----------=-~~:-::-~·::-~~~ ~~~--~~ --~--~~--~--~~~-~-; ·-~~ ~7---~--~~-~~~~~~~~~------------~------~~----------------~~. . .... . • L •, ·"' ~. •'·' ., ~ . '· •II ' Blil !0 81il8lilllilllilllilllil !08 lilllil8 lilllil Blilllil 8lilllilllil l 'l ill =Iii BEN FRMWN SIORE , . AND 1 i· ·i1i!bs . IJ!l~ · Hh~bi 992-3498 VIllAGE - '~· •' - ·, ·, RIDENOUR sUPPLY t-.~V;u,,~.;, AGE;;r-;;aJT~RA;;;rE:--+a.MI...-;WEA;;;:;;;HR;;;;:-:ROOfl===::~ic;;:.·'-=:-,-1 '. • • ' . , �----------· ~,~ , ----~--~ .I • 1-'l'llt~W.W*Pif"'-*llf,O.,IIJr .. lrll ;:.IIARMBY::z::zz=Z::T;;:o-;:;:::-;=-~ rT.;.::-::-;::::;:-;:-:::~_:_~----.,----. . .,. . . ,...,..,....,.~EEK AND MEEK "" WHV DON' T I'M WAITIN' FER .Bargains, Bargains and _More Bargains In The Sentinel·Oassifieds ll:tt:ltr Apple Grove ., ..... &el-.rtll-* .5P.M. _O.ylleforePubllatlon llr. a Mrs. Don B of MondaYDMclllnete.m. Mlriella, Ga., ~ Wi~~"::~~~.'k 1111 Jalla ()11111 I eokleuc)t at - o.;;i' Publication • R.m.e a ..Jon to 1110\'e there REGULATIONS .,..... The Publisher · ,._....., the .-i. 111'1. Bngk ill tile right to ldlt or refecl any ad$ _ v -ye . .. r..:uw SUtAIIn BDck. dauglller of Mr. aDd 1fn. Roy Duct. Mrs. Vernon Cad7 and Lori aDd Jerry of West Jd(enm, Oblo,arupending a week wllb ~~~~·•- Mr ___.Mrs ..__ '"" ~ ',,< •' ,.., . ..., ' ....,. deemed oblecllonal.loo..____The publlshtrwiiiiiOibe.-.....,...lble lor more 1llall """ lnaorrect. lnsertiOII. RATES • . ForWtn1Ad$ervlce ScentsperWordOIM!Insertlan . MlnlmumCharge75c . · 12 -~~ pe~ .Wont three. a>nHCutlve 11111111011s. ~~:'~:fl~ six con-25 Per Coni Discount on paid adsand ads paid within 10 days. I!IIIJ Mama aDd daughter, Mr. arid Mn. Mike O'Brien. Saturday eYeniug guesla of Mr.arid Mrs. St. Oalr HW were Mr. aDd Mrs. Norman Roush arid c:blldren of Olarleslcli, W. , CA~~:~~:::Ks Va., Mrs. Margie Rouab of $1.50 for 50 word minimum. PartiiiiCI, a Lawrence lleef!le liach additional word 2c. of Darca ILIND ADS .....:... Hart of a ..... _ •• Additional 2sc Charge per Mr • "'""' ........., '" Advertisement. OFFICE HOURS 811dMn.GeraldHaJDW1811dill 1:30 a.m. to s:oo p.m. Dally. aulslinll them with their 1: 30 a.m . to 12: 00 Noon• . Saturday. 'rililloil bill granclplrenta, Mr. ..·. ' •. ® 'All I ~ 2~ - . ~ OF . .ALIJY · .11....&-..;, ;.-_ ~-'-"e . OP-I!M IViS. iY1 p .. .....,.,. PCIMIIO", .;..,., .' • c •. . ~. •;!i -~-· ". ·. &--lit With Mr.. NOnCE ••••••••- c ....... Analt, lin. Vqlala . _ of R hp ailed Snndly ol Mn. DII•Nw .ad Mr. IDd lin. L. WIJDioll a •• vlllled wtlb tile Dr • WII rdit _Sinlay. JaeyaadJOmJirrelladllr; __, ..._ E - . ..._ taea.t Jb•· 0 ol AJ!H p ·wailed 011 lin. llei1il)' . _ ., w. ••· Jim a '"~ OW!ol"' of ~a· Y 8)1..,. vilified lbelr parenla, llr.adlln. Enrette l'mnolly ll t. i· Miu Barberi Tbells of Dara1 apeat line clays wllb . her......,_ta.Yr.andMrs. .• •'·' '?. ROJ .,_.__ ~~apr Rilulb and Jeff Miller ailed 011 Mr. llld Mrs. Dena :Letrla allllfton SUnday. -........Rita .,_,_ ol Dorcu Ia .,._ Ullstlngherl!f'l"iiF 1enla, Mr. llld lin. Roy Panoo wllh lamaiGeo ...._ .,_:,._ "• ,_ '-'n• ""Yilt ,.ea,..J • .,. I two WI b YIICIIiOII fnm bel" emplOJIIltDt II Velerana Mwnrialllalpltal. · 111'1. Glati;Ja SlridM, Debby llld Sandy Bqen ol LMco, Fla., ailed Mmday eYen!il& 011 Mr. aDd Mn. Habert Roush aDd Rllger. Mrs. Shields aC· "!WWIpaDied Debby and c • ...o., to uauu.1 Llrgo Friday where she will ___. two weeh .....• Oblo Valley Grange 2812 Lelart Palla sold refresbmenbt at lhe lko bold sale ol Mill Millie D""- at .Letart Fds _ .. .-.y ........,:.:;"..!,.,.,.. , ......... _,. ,..,.......,. lin. 'l1leroD Jobnson I! 1 guest of her daughter, Mr. aDd u"- 11 Wh ler at ..... ""0 ee Wbeell!rsburg. Mr. Zuriab Belles of La Por• "t Illinclil,ll spending two weeb -'lb .,,_ ~- ·: Anthony Plumbing & Heating is now open ' . Days 1 Week. ,., ..:.:+- ""' "'"""'• Mrs F · ~- erne ---------- NOTICE OF SALE ly virtue of on Order of Solt duly inutd oul of lho Court of Common Ple11, Mekls County#" tllereln rendtreG, DetnQ LIUII No. ••,7~ in said Court, I will offtr at public Yle ·at tht front dODr of 1tte Court House in ·-·· . ...,. 11110 lulown ts 201 - h Street, Mlddl-t. Ohio.. Tilt opprolsecl volue or tho I'HtntatelsS2....01. T•rmsof sate: C•Sh on dey ot u1e. . RObett .C. Hartenbach S"triH of Metes County . C11 16. n. Jl {IJ ,, JJ, St t loon. • • - IOOf PAIIITING tree-• .--• ..-• ...- n NEW & OLD WO.RK All· . Wwtlllr' Roofing lo CMslrKiiaol Co. - ' Aft. . . . ,. Ploomltlflt &. HNtlng. Co•t•l'ete . Pl~mbUig, ttufi... a1141 Air Con- !!E.::'.!. -- -~ ••Ill , __ t.,. -., • • FREE ii<e - - -ERH -ttl-aWl .. Alii ...... c 3324. . .. . ... - AtieBit· Ml Uttiltln Slo, Middloport Phone 992·2550 lnsu.r ed· Experienced Work Guaranteed See ' us for Free Estimate on Furnace lnstalation. =...,Is. For Sale 2. YEAR-OLD registered ......, hone gelding. Phone 992-299Q. 7-'»Stc TREE ripened peaches at the Mason Peach O.char<l starting Set., July 31st. ~ t ·a.m. to 6 p.m . Phone 173SSJP• 7;J04tc =•n':\~,~~:Ou~ Wanted To Buy WANTED IN .NEW HAVEN IOHW C. lACON Actlntludtt ond tl ..lflclo Cltrk of sold Court ly Aon I . WAtson. Oopuly Cltrk (7) 23, 30. 2tc ITEM: Jack Kane; ou somehow get t~ ling he has thought HAITFOID Phone 992·21:56 '-----------1 WoRK AT home. II you CAlli addrn• and slulf envelopes, rush stamped sell iHkhned envelope to: Mrs. · J. A. P•gc~· 2601 - 1sth st. • Lu k, Te..s 79413. 1-21-41p bout what he' ring with you. Your ling is right. FARN at homo addressing envelopes. Rush stamped self· addressed envelope. The Ambrcu Co., oi32S l.alteborn. O.vlsburg, Mich .• •19. 72 301p WMP0/1390 FIVE WOMEN to train to work as household aides, Write F ran,, BoX 23, ...__o n••,., y, OhiO' 45769. --------·-·_;~ 7-~tc 16 FT. TAGALONG travel .· IH ' LINE TO THIN OUT MOI.JIQUE' $ . ..,,., .....• MEAL'S 6JVE HER A HOLLER? ~ ' . .. Phone f'n-2094 PomiiiiJ Home & Auto SUR£ 'oQU CAN, CLObt WWAT'S YOUR BI6AANG...UP <i. Open I Til S Moitday thru S.Oturday 606' E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . 15 •601.01 LOCKS• oNS. WORI> '4 EXPERIENCED RadiaiDr Senice Inspection and . Specill At I. 6,98 · Parts Plus Tl-11$ ON I'- IS ABOUT 1D S.plicTHkS Alld LNdlllads. I .!# s. Call---. filllcy ... "-' Ph.tt:l-2143 PdMEIOY .HOME& AUTO Painting 992-2094 606 E. Main So*UJ. Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPUES And ·. FURNRURE -':11 ·. g- E\/EP.'I eoD'I MALE THAT IS!! r .-,..,..-.,....-' lilAETTNARS Pomeroy Roofin41& Carpenter . 'Work Spouting, Roof NEI.GLER ConstrucliOII. For NEW& OLD WORK lluiiCIIng or remodeling your ' All Weather Roofi111 lo Con~.ome. Call Guy Nelgler, Racine, 011io. · struction Co. ond Anthony 7-31-tfc Pluillbilll lo HNil"f· 111Go.IISI. Complete Plumltlng, 'Helling ~nd Air COIIditiotting. 11--::-:== ::-:-::----.JJ RALPHIS CARPET - Up- 24t Uncoln St. Middleport, 0. ltolstery Cleani11g Service. s~ING.ER Zig -,;;_ .._ Free estimates. Phone Phone tt:l-1550 mMhiinr.. ...,.. • ....,..,. Gelll'polls <146-0294. IIISIII'ed • Experienced ~11-ill fa'-es.. Mz• es 3-12,1fc Work Gur1r1nllld ~ ON, EVER'f&OOV!! ~ . 742-4902 ...... BLOSSOM!! ~OSE·Jo\ASKS From the Largest Truck or Bulldoler Radiator to the Smallest Heater Core. O'BRIEN ELECTRIC SERVICE. Phone 9-lt..tSSl. 5-JO.Ifc Aadl'atlos llddiotAnd Endlaldar Work HAVE MAllY USES Stop In and See Our Floor Display. Real Estate For Sale AWNINGS, storm doors and .READY· MIX CONCRETE FliRM-FORSALE windows, carports, delivered right to your t R~ HOME, full bath and marquees, aluminum siding pro/eel. Fasl and HI~. Free """"' and railing. Call A. JaCob, one;.hall; central forced air sales representative. For free est mates. Phone 9 2·3214. estimates, phone Charles Goegleln Ready-Mix Co .. {oEI! heat. garage, outbuil'dlng, large bam. Will sell Lisle, Syracuse. Middleport, Ohio. house and part or all 115 Johnson and Son, Inc. -...,.-- -·-=:--:---6--JO._Ifc acru. Plenty water in S-27-lfc ··• pashns, woocts. and 21\t-acre - - - - - - - - - O'DELL WHEEL alignment lake. Phone 992-M80. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED located at Crossroads, Rt. 124. Complete lronl end ser-vice, 7-J0-31p ReaSOIIable rates. Ph. 4-16-4712, lune up and brake service. Gallipolis. John Russell, Wheels b•lanced elec6 ROOM HOUSE, bath, Depol Owner I. Operator. Ironically . ' All work St •• Rutland. J . J. Fry. S-lJ.Ifc guaranteed. Reasonable 7-JO.Ifc rates. Phone 992-3213. CURTISS "cattle" breeding 7-27-tfc · MIDOLEPORT- S room brldt service. Dally service' or. any home with bath, paneling and lype of information, can ROSEB-E-RRY Furnace lnwall to·will carpeting. Phone Leland Parker 992-2264, siallatlon. Free estimates 011 992'-lSoiO or 992-3-46.5. Pomeroy, home office. or new furnaces, oil or gas. 7-26-llc Coolville, call station 667-3251. Service work. Call Cecil 7-18-12tc Roseberry, Racine, Oblo. HOOSE. 6 rooms and bath, 1651 . Ph011e 614-1.13-227~. • l incoln Hgts. Call 992-3970. SEWING MACHINES. Repair 7-22-JO!c 7-27-41c service, all makes, 992-2214, -::.=-The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. FOR YOUR new shingled roof, iKXJSE,. 1642 Lincoln Heights. Aulhorllld Singer Sales and contact Roush Construction. Call Danny Thompson. 992Service. We Sharpen Scissors. PhOIIe '1'12-5039. 21M-. J.-29-lfc 7-9-JO!c 7-18-lfc AUTOMOBilE Insurance been SIX ROOM house, bath, full cancelled? lost_ your basement, 133 Butternut Ave., operator's license? Call 992· See Us At The ... j,usti walking distance from 2966. dbwntown Pomeroy . Contact 6-15-tfc Ed Hedtrick. 2137 Wadsworth llrfv.e,. Cot umbos, Ohio, phone SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller • 2!Jl-.W4, Columbus. SanllatiOII, Stewart. Ohio. Ph. -5-9·1fc 662-3035. 2-12-lfc iiQUSE story and half, 6 rooms. . . bafl't, Rutland. Phone 742· C. BRADFORD, Auclloneer 51JJ< . Complele Service 6-25-tfc Phone 9-19-3121 . Racine, Ohio HOO!>E, 1640 Lincoln His., Crllf Bradford - 0 ) '. Phone 992-2293. 5-1-tfc , 10.25-tfc HARRISON'S TV AND AN( 08VENIENT bul secludea TENNA SERVICE. Phone building lots on T79 at Rock 992-2522. Springs. Within walking 6'- 111-tfc dist.ance of Meigs High S<hool'• a 5 minute drive from PAPER HANGING, Interior Flloiiet•"Y· Call or see Bill and exterior painting. Phone Wl.tte• weekends or after 5 992-3630. p.m. weekdays. Phone 992· 7-1J.JO!p 7-11·"C BACKHOE AND DOZER. work. . Septic tanks lnstallld. George l BEDROOM brick home . (Bill) Pullins. Ph011e 992-2478. Choice location In Mlddlaport. +25-lfc Soent by· -'ntmonl only. I'IIOIIe 992-5523 alter 4 p.m. Poodles. S-7·tfC DOG grooming Schnaulers. Experienced professional work, no r-:::=:-=-=:--:::-:-.,-...,--4 IIIIEW. 3-bedroom home In tranqullllers, gentle . handMiddleport . . Built-In kitchen, llng; SS up. Coolville 667·6214. aramlc tile bath, all-electric 7-2J.12tp Opon: !iNti. good neighborhood. Can arronge FHA llnanclng . WILL DO • rooting, painting, f Tilt Mon., Tues. Telephone 992-3600 or 992· plumbing and carpente~ Wid. 1o Fri. :nlf. work, aluminum siding . f Til6 Thun. & Soil, 7-25-tfc Phone 992·7324 or Ul-4919. m-7261 7-20-l2tc lOS N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Far m lor Sale 71 ACRES on Shade ~r, di'illedl well, modem e, aluminum siding, paneling. ~cres river bollorn. l'l'iane 992-4133 after 1 p.m • 7-27-41c v. v. .... -· ...... ..... IZ.-14'-M'-.- .-E-lliE · 5 , ·; t• fer S. • ~- OtEVY. 2 - - .,_ 114 . ·.air Cllllldiliaaing. ~ ....-r .. Slw iil:ty iMd .tes.. nec all&a.41 engine. Pl8ne ttl 65 '11~ 7-D-tk: Will SELL ..- . . . . w hay: locust ...... ...... well P"'!: . · .d- t~c.. · j Sholllii!it.!liiio, l ... ...... WUI5I - 5P-"'- •o'" F R IG IDAI RE elu:lo qnge.P P_ _ ..,k ·<ikd: ..-.ll lliitner ... """'· - 7<Q.DII.. ... li ..,_ lih 7 <t 1-331'p --- ~~ VOLKSWAGEN. lf69 Tor<bS!IdioonW ; Phone ~610tEVELLEM I DC:ill1 oanr.. v~ W luwfiic, 7 .. talilllliln.. oDN' fns, Fib""" nv:r....r. J m.-. ..- ~ 7-4-tk BEAUTIF UL Oltewlle Iliad Mali... . JN6 :r........ baidlqa. hr l 1 ....... . . . . . $1. . . ~ -.­ aHB- 6 p..•. an .U·I - 7-2t-31P 162 I'ONTIAC Gnllllll Prill. VI. .ubl. .ic ... • s;h - --- t lroes,$11i.•alllor. l'laeftll. Help lalted CAlliER LANDS.TO 'IE GO OUT TOTH ' GOSSIP .FEI\!CE AN' -GUARANTEED- PHONE tt:l-2143 R - Addltiolls USEDGFFSET PlATB septic tank. Get Klein· . All septic lank cleaner• Landmark Farm 'Bureau, l'llmeroy. 7-30-llc 23 CHANNEL C. B. ·· lltawnlng Eagle or •Cobra ,., 11 h.p. Johllson outboard molor. Phone llti-4112. . . 11M Ycu S a•!al Kitchens, a.ths DON'T PUMP your 51'i!,~ 16 -FT. TROTWOOD travel trailer. Bottled gas refrigerator and .heater . Phone992-M80. 7-JO.Jip .- -· - . MOTORCYCLES Mid--SUm-r Selt on All Models Seve UpToS200.00 OVtr 11 Percent HAWK'S l-DAY CYCLE SALE 2 miles -'II Of Aittens. 0 . Rt.33 Open Mo!n-• Wid., Fri. 10 a.m. to • p.m. Pllolle5tu66J :Remodeling 10:1&.1fc: 1 ClaSSI.fl'ed Ads ::;:..•::,Y;, ~~/: ,:: Com - . iplete . Case .to sChool, ----'----=- "':, DillsoN MASONRY FURNISHED and unfurrilshecl · 992-504. 0 ABOUT Re-ala~ge Hl'-411: TRAILER SPACE 011 old Rt. 33. ~lie north gf , _ Meigs High School. Phone 992,34~. 3-5-ffc: . . . · SPOUTIIIG, ... ;; liM.. U..ICO • FOOT CIIEST ioe.a ·_ " ~~..:::..,.':. :'::: TRAILER •. Brown's Trailer Park. Minersville. 'Phone ·m . . ::s. Pomtroy, Ohio, on the 11h day OIA~~gust, lt71, 11 10:00 O'Clock. A.M .• ll)t lollo,.lng fonds ond -ments: SI!Htad in lht Vllllllt of . MldclltiiOrt. Mtigs County, Ollie. lting LOt No. 15 tn Bolworth'l AdclitiOn to Lowtr Pomeroy, now lncorporlttd lnlo mtdt • ,.., of tht . Vill..t of Mlddltporl. -R-enee: votumt 201, P - 415, Mtit& County D.... -· kr . . _ • llw ., kr TRAILER lOts, llob's MObile Court • . Rt. 124, 'S yraouse. Olio. 992·2951. . -4-'2-ffc: .. GUN SHOOT, ·. Forkld Run . Sportsman Club, Sunday, !~SCHULT hllusetraller in ooc1 tolldltlon, 11<35. 'liM A&IQUII1, 11 . - . . 7-21-3tc room : Ideal for conPr"J.ICI Wo. J lltlruction --'<ers or summer ~~n~g c:::~~ . coMhome. No Sunday sales. ~II soporote seoltci blda tor 1110 KOSCOT Kosmetlcs, July61UfJ-2212. construction of a now oll-wtldtd A&IQusl specill, Kart Kon7-29,Jjp stHI bHm brlctge locttad on dii!Oil oil SS. Value , _ 011ly "Wilker Road" Twp. Ret. No. $2.50. Dlstrlbulon. ar-n•s, AKC WHITE toy poodles, 6 210 will be rtctlvtd by tnt phone 992-5113. old, one female toy Boord Of County Com 7-4-ffc: poodle. 1-year old. Phone 992· mlulontn Of Mtlgs Counly, Ohio, ot Ill office In lilt Cour- SAVE UP 10 one hall. Brlllt 33111. ihouM. Pomeroy, · Ohio 45769 ~lick TV to Olud<'s TV until TundiY•AuttUSI 17, 1971at 10:00 A.M., •nd then ot Slid • 151 Buttemut Ave., Ofllcepubilclyop-ond rood Pomeroy. ' 1971DIAL'nSewzig.zag-ing o.loud. -4-23-tfc machine left In layaway. Tho lnlormotlon lOr Bidders, Beautiful postel color. full Form of Bid, Form of contract, ~-------------size model. All built"in lo Plano. Specllicollons end 1 butfonhole, overcast and Forms of P.trformonce and 1 Poyment Bond ond other I I fancy stltdl. Pay Ius! UUS controct ctocuments moy be cash or terms available. tumlntd at ""' IOIIowing: I 1 Trade-ins accepted. Phone Boord of County Com - I br IRl JOU I 992-5641. mluloners OHice, COUrthouse, 1 7-:ZUlc 1 Pomeroy, Ohio. I lltrl CISh Cop In moy be oblllntd tt tht 1 1 VACUUM clea- brand new 1I 1971 model. Complete with all ~~r.:' cou1':u~,':,9~:::: 1 f 0r 7:!chu:r. 1 shoppinl sprees 1 Any ulllucc-ul bid-, upon 1 I $27 cash or budget plan roturlllng auch HI promptly lnd - - - - - - - - - - - - available. Phone '1'12-56.11 . I~ good condliloll, · will be · · 7-:ZU!c retundtd his poymfllt lnd any non-bidder upon so _returning .. . LOFTY PILE, tree !rom soil ;, luch • set will receive no ANTIQUES, telephoneS. brass the carpet cleaned with Blue refund . beds. clotks. dishes, old Lustre. Rent electr ic The owner rtstrv~ lhe right fumllllre, etc. Write M. . D. shampooer Sl, Baker Fur1 10 ::1:c~ ~~:~~dro:lr::~:~ or Miller. Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. nilure Company. . No -bidder m1y wllhdro" his Call 992-4271 · .f .tfc 7-:ZUtc 7 bid within 10 doYS lfltr tilt lcluol dolt of lllti openlnll ANTIQUE 'S : dishes, BEANS, half-runner and ihtteol . · harvester. Pick your own IOAR 0 OF COUNTY telephones, clock>. bra55 COMMITTIONERS S1.50 a bushel, bring c:ronbads,llmps, etc. Lee Rudisill. ialners. AidrP!W Cross, Letart Mo~s Couniy, Oil to Phone 992-3403. Falls, Olio. Chor "R~r~ias;k 7-1-311tp 7-~tc Rolph w. Ours TOP PRICE on ginseng and !7l 30 1116, 21 Gol!len Seal • yellow root. Seal lHII - 250 Kawasaki. ,low mlleiige. SJOO or offer. Phone tops and stem bOIM! dry, clean NOTICE OF FILING 992-6279. no dlrl. All roots. Bill Bailey, OF INVENTORY 7-29'Jtc P .0. Box 14, Seculd Street, AND APPRAISEMENT Reidsville, Ohio 4ST12. ' Pr•lt•te Cavrt Tht Stilt ol Ohio, Mtfts Couniy 7-l·JOIC 19 FT. Yellow Stone travel To tht Executor ot the ntate ; trailer, siHJIS 6, $1950. to such ol the tolowing os ore COII!acl 3205 Jackson Ave ., residents of the state or Ohio, Pt. Pleiisant. Will finance. viz : - lhe surviving spou~e, the 7-29-31c next of kin,. the benetlc:lar l es LADY WANTED to live in with under the will; ond to lhe of elderly lady. Phone t49-4904 forney rtprtHnifng lny Of floe or 667-3319. · 1970 SCHULTZ trailer, 12x60, otoromtllilontd persons : 7-30-Jic lake over ~ 912· M a bt I WInebrenner. Hysell St., Mldc alll!r 7 Dt<taStd, No. 20502, SyrO<use. - -··.p.m. Ohio, Meigs Counly. 7-211-:ltt You ore hereby notified lhat the Inventory and Ap prolsemtnt Of the HIOII Of the wALNUTslereo. AM-FMradto. aforementioned, deceased, late feetures a 4-posiliOII se~,. or sold County, wullltd In lhis separate aontrols. Balance Court. Said lnlftntory and . 166.48. Use our budget terms. Apprllstmtnt will be tor Call 992-7815 . • hearing bttora this Court on tht 7·25-Aic 9th doy ot A~~gust. 1971. ot 10:00 o'clock A.M. Any person desiring to file 1970 KAWASAKI trail bike tKceptiona thtrtto mu1t file GJTR, price s:zso. Pt1one Sem them at least five deys prior to and Arnold 992-2360. the date 111 for I'IHrlng . Given under my hand and 7-29-tfc seal of 11ld Court, this 21st day · Ohio. In the CIH Of RKE ot July 1971. Fedwal Credit Union vs. Ralph Snider, et •1, upon a iud!lmont • - · 1~31c ol. lliDemiDe Route LEGAL NOTICE Yllllied Salllrday wilb Mr. aDd . . AOVERTISIMI!NT I'OR BIDDERS !lira. RGJ {ltl• t • • lira. Ellou .,_ •d-1111 llr ' -__....._ ...... ,... """"'" JpiiiiSundaywllbMr.andMn. Etaetll! a.rt 11 CottaceY~De, ... OR PIIJNE 992-2550 DAYS OR .992·3509 NIGHIS BIJm• lloiQI I Slliclly. :¥' 240 L,incoln St., Middleport - Mr. and Mrs. Maurice . - wet - ~ I'M JEST ()'(IN' TO ---- . .. . - " " ' CARPENTER 101" Fer Relt OONTACI': MDIJNY PWIIBING &IIADNG llld Mrs. Gecqe Roberta at 9 !MU. llr. IIIII lin. Bill Lewlllllll line dilldren of Bouloii, Tlul, ft Ill •lhe1 two .... wilb 1lie lalllr'l pareala, Mr. lllljllra. Bay u.,m.n.Mr-. llld lira. Tim Bmil of New Haven apeat San4ay with the l kie"s - - . ICE CliO.. DFFEit Eli!! · - •· ____ apeiil - ®~ .. - NOTICEI · .a.t. B'. .. ·• ·. ~ tlfflfl WE s.... s.... ,..... • • f'T f. ' usmesb Se . ;--· · · . rvtc-es ' r. 1111 lt7tCHIEVItOUTMONTE lluutlful GobllleigeCG~ao: with 1111<. VInyl roof, fildcw r 011.Clllldllionlng. tinted glass. blkk 11ytcw1 bucket -~so .......,., Pwltrectlan axle, «10 cu. ln. ....... Turbo H)'dromatlc. fii!WW ....,lng. - d i s c brakes. radio'& r. II!Nf l!*lker, buinper gu¥Cia &. Rally Wheels. ·un.,_,, Bal4ne* of warranty, · 1H6PLYMOUTHY·UTA.WA- . • V-1 engine. 90od II-. dea11 body &._'nk:e vi11yl lnlerior, ' autvmetlc ........, _ . -1110. radiQ. luggage radt. Ragularly Prlc.cl at $10f5.00. S-'all . IH6CHEYtlOLETIMPALACPE, ·6 Cyl., stRand. I<Pr_aiiS., loalll ar. good tires, radio. ~· eg. Ice SlfiH.GO. Special! llimi!Ges. •. . .• Mr. aDd Mrs. Woodrow Brown Notice of Fort Pierce, Fla., Mr. aDd FREE 169 N. 2nd Ave. Mrs. EdwarU Kane of SUm- FIM Markel - anllq-. Middleport, Ollio menllle, N. J., Mr. and Mn. lunk- and olhar misc. Items. Arlbur Wlll'iltl' .ind Lila of Sunday, Aug 1, 11 a.m. to 5 PIIGne 992·2725 p.m. No dlllrge 10 buyers, no • R.m.e JllleDl 'l'lu'lda)r wllb charge 10 sellers. 33 Drive-In Augrut Specilil Mr. aDd Mn. Homer Wamer. Thaalrt, Nelsonville. Ohio, I miles north of loc:atad Oil Sa~ eveniDc the llfiJiiP PEIIIAIIOOS . enjoJed 1111 eftlliDg at !be bCime Athens on u. s. 33. __:.: 7-21-3tc of • lilll!r, Mr. aDd Mrs. Hoyt at New Haven. Mn. THOROUGHBRED Stud VIrgie Siewert of West Servlc.. _Roman Captain No. 637.410. $50 raglsterld mares, O+•'*·.,, jaiDfd tbe group for S35 .grade mares. · Return dlmer at tile Feflllllll bame. ~rlvlleges . Greg Roush. Six Operators llr. aDd Mn. Bonrd Roulh Phone 992-5039. -7-9.JO!c . of Mppsl!eld spent Sa~ Appointment no · llilllit at the bame ol lin. always necessary. ~ et:':'s enroale_ bame Evenings Also lrcm Jnalcli wbere they 'rillled lin. llle Gould. Bi11J Delli Wlllan of Bolivar Dim II 11"'"""1 a week With .. ......,• .....,., Mrs. ErmaBill Miller Is joining our 'company, a sPecialist WIIIaa. In air conditioning and refrigeration, both Randall Roberta and cblldren, Todd, LesUe and home and commercial. re,,_ ' • ALLEYOOP ...WE lHINK HE'S t:VEN GAJWN A MITE. ., - -=-=---:--:.. THE BORN LOSER PITos ~-® CF M~ I!IJS~. M ~ -..::t ra;p Clltmll'> c:;u.t;S SWAP SHOP -£ACH OF lOU Will BE lliai1G A OOIIGEROOil lUll<! I'LL UtiDEROUID IF lllltBOI>Y Beat Inflation! WE WAHT610 RlFUSE- BUY- SELL OR . TRADE USED FURNITURE DICKTRACY ' ALSO APPUANCES MD HOUSEWARES HAVI! URD IT 1D MN<E AN l!sc:APE. · ..P<NioiEROY East Main ., llltPP 0 P? MlDOLEPORli:... A wonderful lluy iust $9~600. 1 story frame. . !INol 31 n ic!l' ... - SYIIAWSE wiith t l - · .._ ••u...-a...,_. :;a 4. l.awl IIIII =• ......, large bedrooms, illlol";',r:d.. ..... _- far -- !511-.... """'JI .......... ..__ U.Pianlot -.... Brubod< ia.NotMDM 1t..trloe handout 9. Stepped ~1Y~~;f:!,:!;;;U;!-1r.: In 11 . City in <Mon· Unscramblelhelt four Jumbles, one leller to ea<h square. to form four ordinary words. tan& . 15. Walden 18.C&rd 'I'UISE game (1-) 2t. lnter· office 19. Claulc 111. Scllool ' 4.W- JIOIIP Je. Written Iotter IS. Yttmer..'s lnpr oapltal 6.Pooch'l cry mystery 22.Pay 20. ''loUt ll&yl 0( - French king ( hods.) Pompeii" c1uuacl.er 21. Hatte-t Prom- Item & T.Ciaulc opearoan vloil (2 wdo. ) 23. Deren· llble .• ' 26.Hurta 29. City In New York 30. Dapper 32. Sundered 36. But ll.al) YMRTS '" b WtViT iHeY CALL iHe I5ED& IN MATERNfTY HO&PrTALS. ! t I I. I BONCEY "\1 Jl · home 28. South Amertc:an republic 2'1. Formerly . Now......,. the tln:led loU.-. to r- tho llll1'lfl'lot ......... aunaled b7 the oltcm . . - , . \~Prit~~~-~-~..;:..:;1"( I I I I I J" 28.South American rl..r NEED A MOBIU HOME? I I KJ 211. camper's s£LEC1 YOUR 1'RIHM 35. Brink 22. Tolerate :u. Pondered ('Mllltrl t•••rra~) 81. Uaually 72, v~ In JOlt 82. Senorita's "'uncle'" 33. HIJhut note 34. Titania.'• h- .. erday'• Jumbl,,. OtnO \ ....... er: GLOVE ,!'ONDER 1'1\'\ll'-' lnl direction ST. Natural aptii- \ DAILY OBYPJ.'OQUOTE- Ben!'l how to work It: · A.XYD 'L IIA.AXB Shop the rest and buy the .best. See the new ODe letter limply Ia LONGFELLOW liWidl for another. In this oomplo A. Ia IIIOCI tor till throo L'., X for tll<o two O'a, ete, SincJe 1.._ ............. the 1tll,th IJt4 formation or tile '"'niB ore oil hlilla. J:aeb i!ay the code lottuo are <IICtere~~t. Holly Pa~k. now · · • Cln display at O.nnle's. Free Delivery and Set Up. , STEVE KIS£11, MGR. HOURS: I To I Mill. fltru Fri tToS Soillll"day-t loS Sllllllay A. Clfililflll' QIIOCNL DANNIE'S MOIIU HOMIIAiUS OF POMIIOY, INC ,.. w. Main Sl. • tt:t-7195 ·-~ -------·-.·~ ... · ·-....,_ YWI JND F' Bi.BCVJ)SV8ll ·l l SJ)C FBLBCVDS iNLI BNL CNDO BBilB -DJS ' VH WRJWA.H NVH · JVPL NL~ YWGGVLT • TVT OBTMYLSC N 'VY . -- WB· e..,. IN-N m.d of Kitf • ...... oU beuor oft•• loolu /or-ONO NOr '! 'lart 'MI.l'roofl'e&d· POMEROY - ...WW:ria~ DOWN 1.0bocuft :a. Turldoh dty l.llllq\WIIte 11. J'rulti- Y-.a.,yo . CONTII:NT lB THJl J'IIITI'RO. PmlR'S STONE THA.T TURNS ALL IT TOUCRJ:S lN'l'O GOLD.-BJ:NJAliiN li'RANI¢JN <O lll1 nt. reat"'"" batUealt. JM.I 8. Preas JO.Dutdt -~ 19.8bakes <a~~dllion . trailer, fully self contained. LETAIIT - :J I I · Ready fogo. SlSOO. Phone.773~>ome .. 5651, MaSOII, w_ . va. . ~ ~,.____ S1i 7-23--ffc: - - - - - - - - - - - :SPLIT LEVEL - .lEW 4 1 t\UUIJ.• • • • ......_ m R.C.A. COLOR Rlevision 21", ba'lhi. BM:!Wic · .._ console, oi<cellont conclltioll, lWI!g-1 $200. PhOIM! 992-2113. iMlleS ci ,_. 1 I I .. 7,26-tfc PCI BIE'IOY - This can be R<llile 7. ~!Of i.u st SJ.SOO. Needs a 24'' COAl.. furn~j;e, 101 Kerr St. CHESTE. AltEA z litillit: repair. close In, 1 story Phone 992-1021 . .Jbtdl:uu;;&. ..... *:ertiiltld-· "''""'•· 2 bedrooms. bath, S . - ;,. all', could have th ••r :rao:ns.. , . ssr.-. 7-21-3tc awtfltil bedroom in the attic. EARLY American stereo, AMFOR IIESULTS FM radio, 4 speakers, IIE:IIIY CLELAND automatic ~-speed 'r ttord call REALTOR • changer, wllh fe1therlighl '992-3Jl" •CIIIID 991-tiSt lone arm. Balillld S79.l2. 'Use Ht;:LSP L JEliP'WD Cal M KIATE .. II <e fft-2.511 our budget lerms. I 9ft. J.211-61c 781$. 7~ 7-2S-tlc ~----- 11. bleul 89. fatale 40.Galnuy 11. BurrowiJI&' closet's. bath. nice cabinets In the kiil<he!>, full width front pcord'l. new aluminum siding, cpet street, all In excellent Close to store """ elementary school - 2 s1art frame. . 7 rooms, 4 becllrooms, 1'h bath, full • ''"'"'' with utility space. goo. • flltrcfd!.atr hUt: larga fl-crtll porch, garage with room - · "'"'dWGod floor.s. T.. _., IGwo pri.c e uf lust Sli,SOO. 38.CoUp d' - -· (2wdl.) s....en SR• ' sa 1 loiOW S:ll ll C:OUI.O SWAP SHOP· Virgil B. ' TEAFORD Cleland Realty - IICDIO'I'I l. Spo~~pllke '. o.,.....,._, DAILY CROSSWORD NEW AND- -- • J~~=~~~::;~ .. ANOlHERE NiJST ee A 811.1.1011 STARS IN 1H£ 5¥!f.. to . . . . !!!!Y OLOI • �----------· ~,~ , ----~--~ .I • 1-'l'llt~W.W*Pif"'-*llf,O.,IIJr .. lrll ;:.IIARMBY::z::zz=Z::T;;:o-;:;:::-;=-~ rT.;.::-::-;::::;:-;:-:::~_:_~----.,----. . .,. . . ,...,..,....,.~EEK AND MEEK "" WHV DON' T I'M WAITIN' FER .Bargains, Bargains and _More Bargains In The Sentinel·Oassifieds ll:tt:ltr Apple Grove ., ..... &el-.rtll-* .5P.M. _O.ylleforePubllatlon llr. a Mrs. Don B of MondaYDMclllnete.m. Mlriella, Ga., ~ Wi~~"::~~~.'k 1111 Jalla ()11111 I eokleuc)t at - o.;;i' Publication • R.m.e a ..Jon to 1110\'e there REGULATIONS .,..... The Publisher · ,._....., the .-i. 111'1. Bngk ill tile right to ldlt or refecl any ad$ _ v -ye . .. r..:uw SUtAIIn BDck. dauglller of Mr. aDd 1fn. Roy Duct. Mrs. Vernon Cad7 and Lori aDd Jerry of West Jd(enm, Oblo,arupending a week wllb ~~~~·•- Mr ___.Mrs ..__ '"" ~ ',,< •' ,.., . ..., ' ....,. deemed oblecllonal.loo..____The publlshtrwiiiiiOibe.-.....,...lble lor more 1llall """ lnaorrect. lnsertiOII. RATES • . ForWtn1Ad$ervlce ScentsperWordOIM!Insertlan . MlnlmumCharge75c . · 12 -~~ pe~ .Wont three. a>nHCutlve 11111111011s. ~~:'~:fl~ six con-25 Per Coni Discount on paid adsand ads paid within 10 days. I!IIIJ Mama aDd daughter, Mr. arid Mn. Mike O'Brien. Saturday eYeniug guesla of Mr.arid Mrs. St. Oalr HW were Mr. aDd Mrs. Norman Roush arid c:blldren of Olarleslcli, W. , CA~~:~~:::Ks Va., Mrs. Margie Rouab of $1.50 for 50 word minimum. PartiiiiCI, a Lawrence lleef!le liach additional word 2c. of Darca ILIND ADS .....:... Hart of a ..... _ •• Additional 2sc Charge per Mr • "'""' ........., '" Advertisement. OFFICE HOURS 811dMn.GeraldHaJDW1811dill 1:30 a.m. to s:oo p.m. Dally. aulslinll them with their 1: 30 a.m . to 12: 00 Noon• . Saturday. 'rililloil bill granclplrenta, Mr. ..·. ' •. ® 'All I ~ 2~ - . ~ OF . .ALIJY · .11....&-..;, ;.-_ ~-'-"e . OP-I!M IViS. iY1 p .. .....,.,. PCIMIIO", .;..,., .' • c •. . ~. •;!i -~-· ". ·. &--lit With Mr.. NOnCE ••••••••- c ....... Analt, lin. Vqlala . _ of R hp ailed Snndly ol Mn. DII•Nw .ad Mr. IDd lin. L. WIJDioll a •• vlllled wtlb tile Dr • WII rdit _Sinlay. JaeyaadJOmJirrelladllr; __, ..._ E - . ..._ taea.t Jb•· 0 ol AJ!H p ·wailed 011 lin. llei1il)' . _ ., w. ••· Jim a '"~ OW!ol"' of ~a· Y 8)1..,. vilified lbelr parenla, llr.adlln. Enrette l'mnolly ll t. i· Miu Barberi Tbells of Dara1 apeat line clays wllb . her......,_ta.Yr.andMrs. .• •'·' '?. ROJ .,_.__ ~~apr Rilulb and Jeff Miller ailed 011 Mr. llld Mrs. Dena :Letrla allllfton SUnday. -........Rita .,_,_ ol Dorcu Ia .,._ Ullstlngherl!f'l"iiF 1enla, Mr. llld lin. Roy Panoo wllh lamaiGeo ...._ .,_:,._ "• ,_ '-'n• ""Yilt ,.ea,..J • .,. I two WI b YIICIIiOII fnm bel" emplOJIIltDt II Velerana Mwnrialllalpltal. · 111'1. Glati;Ja SlridM, Debby llld Sandy Bqen ol LMco, Fla., ailed Mmday eYen!il& 011 Mr. aDd Mn. Habert Roush aDd Rllger. Mrs. Shields aC· "!WWIpaDied Debby and c • ...o., to uauu.1 Llrgo Friday where she will ___. two weeh .....• Oblo Valley Grange 2812 Lelart Palla sold refresbmenbt at lhe lko bold sale ol Mill Millie D""- at .Letart Fds _ .. .-.y ........,:.:;"..!,.,.,.. , ......... _,. ,..,.......,. lin. 'l1leroD Jobnson I! 1 guest of her daughter, Mr. aDd u"- 11 Wh ler at ..... ""0 ee Wbeell!rsburg. Mr. Zuriab Belles of La Por• "t Illinclil,ll spending two weeb -'lb .,,_ ~- ·: Anthony Plumbing & Heating is now open ' . Days 1 Week. ,., ..:.:+- ""' "'"""'• Mrs F · ~- erne ---------- NOTICE OF SALE ly virtue of on Order of Solt duly inutd oul of lho Court of Common Ple11, Mekls County#" tllereln rendtreG, DetnQ LIUII No. ••,7~ in said Court, I will offtr at public Yle ·at tht front dODr of 1tte Court House in ·-·· . ...,. 11110 lulown ts 201 - h Street, Mlddl-t. Ohio.. Tilt opprolsecl volue or tho I'HtntatelsS2....01. T•rmsof sate: C•Sh on dey ot u1e. . RObett .C. Hartenbach S"triH of Metes County . C11 16. n. Jl {IJ ,, JJ, St t loon. • • - IOOf PAIIITING tree-• .--• ..-• ...- n NEW & OLD WO.RK All· . Wwtlllr' Roofing lo CMslrKiiaol Co. - ' Aft. . . . ,. Ploomltlflt &. HNtlng. Co•t•l'ete . Pl~mbUig, ttufi... a1141 Air Con- !!E.::'.!. -- -~ ••Ill , __ t.,. -., • • FREE ii<e - - -ERH -ttl-aWl .. Alii ...... c 3324. . .. . ... - AtieBit· Ml Uttiltln Slo, Middloport Phone 992·2550 lnsu.r ed· Experienced Work Guaranteed See ' us for Free Estimate on Furnace lnstalation. =...,Is. For Sale 2. YEAR-OLD registered ......, hone gelding. Phone 992-299Q. 7-'»Stc TREE ripened peaches at the Mason Peach O.char<l starting Set., July 31st. ~ t ·a.m. to 6 p.m . Phone 173SSJP• 7;J04tc =•n':\~,~~:Ou~ Wanted To Buy WANTED IN .NEW HAVEN IOHW C. lACON Actlntludtt ond tl ..lflclo Cltrk of sold Court ly Aon I . WAtson. Oopuly Cltrk (7) 23, 30. 2tc ITEM: Jack Kane; ou somehow get t~ ling he has thought HAITFOID Phone 992·21:56 '-----------1 WoRK AT home. II you CAlli addrn• and slulf envelopes, rush stamped sell iHkhned envelope to: Mrs. · J. A. P•gc~· 2601 - 1sth st. • Lu k, Te..s 79413. 1-21-41p bout what he' ring with you. Your ling is right. FARN at homo addressing envelopes. Rush stamped self· addressed envelope. The Ambrcu Co., oi32S l.alteborn. O.vlsburg, Mich .• •19. 72 301p WMP0/1390 FIVE WOMEN to train to work as household aides, Write F ran,, BoX 23, ...__o n••,., y, OhiO' 45769. --------·-·_;~ 7-~tc 16 FT. TAGALONG travel .· IH ' LINE TO THIN OUT MOI.JIQUE' $ . ..,,., .....• MEAL'S 6JVE HER A HOLLER? ~ ' . .. Phone f'n-2094 PomiiiiJ Home & Auto SUR£ 'oQU CAN, CLObt WWAT'S YOUR BI6AANG...UP <i. Open I Til S Moitday thru S.Oturday 606' E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . 15 •601.01 LOCKS• oNS. WORI> '4 EXPERIENCED RadiaiDr Senice Inspection and . Specill At I. 6,98 · Parts Plus Tl-11$ ON I'- IS ABOUT 1D S.plicTHkS Alld LNdlllads. I .!# s. Call---. filllcy ... "-' Ph.tt:l-2143 PdMEIOY .HOME& AUTO Painting 992-2094 606 E. Main So*UJ. Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPUES And ·. FURNRURE -':11 ·. g- E\/EP.'I eoD'I MALE THAT IS!! r .-,..,..-.,....-' lilAETTNARS Pomeroy Roofin41& Carpenter . 'Work Spouting, Roof NEI.GLER ConstrucliOII. For NEW& OLD WORK lluiiCIIng or remodeling your ' All Weather Roofi111 lo Con~.ome. Call Guy Nelgler, Racine, 011io. · struction Co. ond Anthony 7-31-tfc Pluillbilll lo HNil"f· 111Go.IISI. Complete Plumltlng, 'Helling ~nd Air COIIditiotting. 11--::-:== ::-:-::----.JJ RALPHIS CARPET - Up- 24t Uncoln St. Middleport, 0. ltolstery Cleani11g Service. s~ING.ER Zig -,;;_ .._ Free estimates. Phone Phone tt:l-1550 mMhiinr.. ...,.. • ....,..,. Gelll'polls <146-0294. IIISIII'ed • Experienced ~11-ill fa'-es.. Mz• es 3-12,1fc Work Gur1r1nllld ~ ON, EVER'f&OOV!! ~ . 742-4902 ...... BLOSSOM!! ~OSE·Jo\ASKS From the Largest Truck or Bulldoler Radiator to the Smallest Heater Core. O'BRIEN ELECTRIC SERVICE. Phone 9-lt..tSSl. 5-JO.Ifc Aadl'atlos llddiotAnd Endlaldar Work HAVE MAllY USES Stop In and See Our Floor Display. Real Estate For Sale AWNINGS, storm doors and .READY· MIX CONCRETE FliRM-FORSALE windows, carports, delivered right to your t R~ HOME, full bath and marquees, aluminum siding pro/eel. Fasl and HI~. Free """"' and railing. Call A. JaCob, one;.hall; central forced air sales representative. For free est mates. Phone 9 2·3214. estimates, phone Charles Goegleln Ready-Mix Co .. {oEI! heat. garage, outbuil'dlng, large bam. Will sell Lisle, Syracuse. Middleport, Ohio. house and part or all 115 Johnson and Son, Inc. -...,.-- -·-=:--:---6--JO._Ifc acru. Plenty water in S-27-lfc ··• pashns, woocts. and 21\t-acre - - - - - - - - - O'DELL WHEEL alignment lake. Phone 992-M80. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED located at Crossroads, Rt. 124. Complete lronl end ser-vice, 7-J0-31p ReaSOIIable rates. Ph. 4-16-4712, lune up and brake service. Gallipolis. John Russell, Wheels b•lanced elec6 ROOM HOUSE, bath, Depol Owner I. Operator. Ironically . ' All work St •• Rutland. J . J. Fry. S-lJ.Ifc guaranteed. Reasonable 7-JO.Ifc rates. Phone 992-3213. CURTISS "cattle" breeding 7-27-tfc · MIDOLEPORT- S room brldt service. Dally service' or. any home with bath, paneling and lype of information, can ROSEB-E-RRY Furnace lnwall to·will carpeting. Phone Leland Parker 992-2264, siallatlon. Free estimates 011 992'-lSoiO or 992-3-46.5. Pomeroy, home office. or new furnaces, oil or gas. 7-26-llc Coolville, call station 667-3251. Service work. Call Cecil 7-18-12tc Roseberry, Racine, Oblo. HOOSE. 6 rooms and bath, 1651 . Ph011e 614-1.13-227~. • l incoln Hgts. Call 992-3970. SEWING MACHINES. Repair 7-22-JO!c 7-27-41c service, all makes, 992-2214, -::.=-The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. FOR YOUR new shingled roof, iKXJSE,. 1642 Lincoln Heights. Aulhorllld Singer Sales and contact Roush Construction. Call Danny Thompson. 992Service. We Sharpen Scissors. PhOIIe '1'12-5039. 21M-. J.-29-lfc 7-9-JO!c 7-18-lfc AUTOMOBilE Insurance been SIX ROOM house, bath, full cancelled? lost_ your basement, 133 Butternut Ave., operator's license? Call 992· See Us At The ... j,usti walking distance from 2966. dbwntown Pomeroy . Contact 6-15-tfc Ed Hedtrick. 2137 Wadsworth llrfv.e,. Cot umbos, Ohio, phone SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller • 2!Jl-.W4, Columbus. SanllatiOII, Stewart. Ohio. Ph. -5-9·1fc 662-3035. 2-12-lfc iiQUSE story and half, 6 rooms. . . bafl't, Rutland. Phone 742· C. BRADFORD, Auclloneer 51JJ< . Complele Service 6-25-tfc Phone 9-19-3121 . Racine, Ohio HOO!>E, 1640 Lincoln His., Crllf Bradford - 0 ) '. Phone 992-2293. 5-1-tfc , 10.25-tfc HARRISON'S TV AND AN( 08VENIENT bul secludea TENNA SERVICE. Phone building lots on T79 at Rock 992-2522. Springs. Within walking 6'- 111-tfc dist.ance of Meigs High S<hool'• a 5 minute drive from PAPER HANGING, Interior Flloiiet•"Y· Call or see Bill and exterior painting. Phone Wl.tte• weekends or after 5 992-3630. p.m. weekdays. Phone 992· 7-1J.JO!p 7-11·"C BACKHOE AND DOZER. work. . Septic tanks lnstallld. George l BEDROOM brick home . (Bill) Pullins. Ph011e 992-2478. Choice location In Mlddlaport. +25-lfc Soent by· -'ntmonl only. I'IIOIIe 992-5523 alter 4 p.m. Poodles. S-7·tfC DOG grooming Schnaulers. Experienced professional work, no r-:::=:-=-=:--:::-:-.,-...,--4 IIIIEW. 3-bedroom home In tranqullllers, gentle . handMiddleport . . Built-In kitchen, llng; SS up. Coolville 667·6214. aramlc tile bath, all-electric 7-2J.12tp Opon: !iNti. good neighborhood. Can arronge FHA llnanclng . WILL DO • rooting, painting, f Tilt Mon., Tues. Telephone 992-3600 or 992· plumbing and carpente~ Wid. 1o Fri. :nlf. work, aluminum siding . f Til6 Thun. & Soil, 7-25-tfc Phone 992·7324 or Ul-4919. m-7261 7-20-l2tc lOS N. 2nd Ave. Middleport Far m lor Sale 71 ACRES on Shade ~r, di'illedl well, modem e, aluminum siding, paneling. ~cres river bollorn. l'l'iane 992-4133 after 1 p.m • 7-27-41c v. v. .... -· ...... ..... IZ.-14'-M'-.- .-E-lliE · 5 , ·; t• fer S. • ~- OtEVY. 2 - - .,_ 114 . ·.air Cllllldiliaaing. ~ ....-r .. Slw iil:ty iMd .tes.. nec all&a.41 engine. Pl8ne ttl 65 '11~ 7-D-tk: Will SELL ..- . . . . w hay: locust ...... ...... well P"'!: . · .d- t~c.. · j Sholllii!it.!liiio, l ... ...... WUI5I - 5P-"'- •o'" F R IG IDAI RE elu:lo qnge.P P_ _ ..,k ·<ikd: ..-.ll lliitner ... """'· - 7<Q.DII.. ... li ..,_ lih 7 <t 1-331'p --- ~~ VOLKSWAGEN. lf69 Tor<bS!IdioonW ; Phone ~610tEVELLEM I DC:ill1 oanr.. v~ W luwfiic, 7 .. talilllliln.. oDN' fns, Fib""" nv:r....r. J m.-. ..- ~ 7-4-tk BEAUTIF UL Oltewlle Iliad Mali... . JN6 :r........ baidlqa. hr l 1 ....... . . . . . $1. . . ~ -.­ aHB- 6 p..•. an .U·I - 7-2t-31P 162 I'ONTIAC Gnllllll Prill. VI. .ubl. .ic ... • s;h - --- t lroes,$11i.•alllor. l'laeftll. Help lalted CAlliER LANDS.TO 'IE GO OUT TOTH ' GOSSIP .FEI\!CE AN' -GUARANTEED- PHONE tt:l-2143 R - Addltiolls USEDGFFSET PlATB septic tank. Get Klein· . All septic lank cleaner• Landmark Farm 'Bureau, l'llmeroy. 7-30-llc 23 CHANNEL C. B. ·· lltawnlng Eagle or •Cobra ,., 11 h.p. Johllson outboard molor. Phone llti-4112. . . 11M Ycu S a•!al Kitchens, a.ths DON'T PUMP your 51'i!,~ 16 -FT. TROTWOOD travel trailer. Bottled gas refrigerator and .heater . Phone992-M80. 7-JO.Jip .- -· - . MOTORCYCLES Mid--SUm-r Selt on All Models Seve UpToS200.00 OVtr 11 Percent HAWK'S l-DAY CYCLE SALE 2 miles -'II Of Aittens. 0 . Rt.33 Open Mo!n-• Wid., Fri. 10 a.m. to • p.m. Pllolle5tu66J :Remodeling 10:1&.1fc: 1 ClaSSI.fl'ed Ads ::;:..•::,Y;, ~~/: ,:: Com - . iplete . Case .to sChool, ----'----=- "':, DillsoN MASONRY FURNISHED and unfurrilshecl · 992-504. 0 ABOUT Re-ala~ge Hl'-411: TRAILER SPACE 011 old Rt. 33. ~lie north gf , _ Meigs High School. Phone 992,34~. 3-5-ffc: . . . · SPOUTIIIG, ... ;; liM.. U..ICO • FOOT CIIEST ioe.a ·_ " ~~..:::..,.':. :'::: TRAILER •. Brown's Trailer Park. Minersville. 'Phone ·m . . ::s. Pomtroy, Ohio, on the 11h day OIA~~gust, lt71, 11 10:00 O'Clock. A.M .• ll)t lollo,.lng fonds ond -ments: SI!Htad in lht Vllllllt of . MldclltiiOrt. Mtigs County, Ollie. lting LOt No. 15 tn Bolworth'l AdclitiOn to Lowtr Pomeroy, now lncorporlttd lnlo mtdt • ,.., of tht . Vill..t of Mlddltporl. -R-enee: votumt 201, P - 415, Mtit& County D.... -· kr . . _ • llw ., kr TRAILER lOts, llob's MObile Court • . Rt. 124, 'S yraouse. Olio. 992·2951. . -4-'2-ffc: .. GUN SHOOT, ·. Forkld Run . Sportsman Club, Sunday, !~SCHULT hllusetraller in ooc1 tolldltlon, 11<35. 'liM A&IQUII1, 11 . - . . 7-21-3tc room : Ideal for conPr"J.ICI Wo. J lltlruction --'<ers or summer ~~n~g c:::~~ . coMhome. No Sunday sales. ~II soporote seoltci blda tor 1110 KOSCOT Kosmetlcs, July61UfJ-2212. construction of a now oll-wtldtd A&IQusl specill, Kart Kon7-29,Jjp stHI bHm brlctge locttad on dii!Oil oil SS. Value , _ 011ly "Wilker Road" Twp. Ret. No. $2.50. Dlstrlbulon. ar-n•s, AKC WHITE toy poodles, 6 210 will be rtctlvtd by tnt phone 992-5113. old, one female toy Boord Of County Com 7-4-ffc: poodle. 1-year old. Phone 992· mlulontn Of Mtlgs Counly, Ohio, ot Ill office In lilt Cour- SAVE UP 10 one hall. Brlllt 33111. ihouM. Pomeroy, · Ohio 45769 ~lick TV to Olud<'s TV until TundiY•AuttUSI 17, 1971at 10:00 A.M., •nd then ot Slid • 151 Buttemut Ave., Ofllcepubilclyop-ond rood Pomeroy. ' 1971DIAL'nSewzig.zag-ing o.loud. -4-23-tfc machine left In layaway. Tho lnlormotlon lOr Bidders, Beautiful postel color. full Form of Bid, Form of contract, ~-------------size model. All built"in lo Plano. Specllicollons end 1 butfonhole, overcast and Forms of P.trformonce and 1 Poyment Bond ond other I I fancy stltdl. Pay Ius! UUS controct ctocuments moy be cash or terms available. tumlntd at ""' IOIIowing: I 1 Trade-ins accepted. Phone Boord of County Com - I br IRl JOU I 992-5641. mluloners OHice, COUrthouse, 1 7-:ZUlc 1 Pomeroy, Ohio. I lltrl CISh Cop In moy be oblllntd tt tht 1 1 VACUUM clea- brand new 1I 1971 model. Complete with all ~~r.:' cou1':u~,':,9~:::: 1 f 0r 7:!chu:r. 1 shoppinl sprees 1 Any ulllucc-ul bid-, upon 1 I $27 cash or budget plan roturlllng auch HI promptly lnd - - - - - - - - - - - - available. Phone '1'12-56.11 . I~ good condliloll, · will be · · 7-:ZU!c retundtd his poymfllt lnd any non-bidder upon so _returning .. . LOFTY PILE, tree !rom soil ;, luch • set will receive no ANTIQUES, telephoneS. brass the carpet cleaned with Blue refund . beds. clotks. dishes, old Lustre. Rent electr ic The owner rtstrv~ lhe right fumllllre, etc. Write M. . D. shampooer Sl, Baker Fur1 10 ::1:c~ ~~:~~dro:lr::~:~ or Miller. Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. nilure Company. . No -bidder m1y wllhdro" his Call 992-4271 · .f .tfc 7-:ZUtc 7 bid within 10 doYS lfltr tilt lcluol dolt of lllti openlnll ANTIQUE 'S : dishes, BEANS, half-runner and ihtteol . · harvester. Pick your own IOAR 0 OF COUNTY telephones, clock>. bra55 COMMITTIONERS S1.50 a bushel, bring c:ronbads,llmps, etc. Lee Rudisill. ialners. AidrP!W Cross, Letart Mo~s Couniy, Oil to Phone 992-3403. Falls, Olio. Chor "R~r~ias;k 7-1-311tp 7-~tc Rolph w. Ours TOP PRICE on ginseng and !7l 30 1116, 21 Gol!len Seal • yellow root. Seal lHII - 250 Kawasaki. ,low mlleiige. SJOO or offer. Phone tops and stem bOIM! dry, clean NOTICE OF FILING 992-6279. no dlrl. All roots. Bill Bailey, OF INVENTORY 7-29'Jtc P .0. Box 14, Seculd Street, AND APPRAISEMENT Reidsville, Ohio 4ST12. ' Pr•lt•te Cavrt Tht Stilt ol Ohio, Mtfts Couniy 7-l·JOIC 19 FT. Yellow Stone travel To tht Executor ot the ntate ; trailer, siHJIS 6, $1950. to such ol the tolowing os ore COII!acl 3205 Jackson Ave ., residents of the state or Ohio, Pt. Pleiisant. Will finance. viz : - lhe surviving spou~e, the 7-29-31c next of kin,. the benetlc:lar l es LADY WANTED to live in with under the will; ond to lhe of elderly lady. Phone t49-4904 forney rtprtHnifng lny Of floe or 667-3319. · 1970 SCHULTZ trailer, 12x60, otoromtllilontd persons : 7-30-Jic lake over ~ 912· M a bt I WInebrenner. Hysell St., Mldc alll!r 7 Dt<taStd, No. 20502, SyrO<use. - -··.p.m. Ohio, Meigs Counly. 7-211-:ltt You ore hereby notified lhat the Inventory and Ap prolsemtnt Of the HIOII Of the wALNUTslereo. AM-FMradto. aforementioned, deceased, late feetures a 4-posiliOII se~,. or sold County, wullltd In lhis separate aontrols. Balance Court. Said lnlftntory and . 166.48. Use our budget terms. Apprllstmtnt will be tor Call 992-7815 . • hearing bttora this Court on tht 7·25-Aic 9th doy ot A~~gust. 1971. ot 10:00 o'clock A.M. Any person desiring to file 1970 KAWASAKI trail bike tKceptiona thtrtto mu1t file GJTR, price s:zso. Pt1one Sem them at least five deys prior to and Arnold 992-2360. the date 111 for I'IHrlng . Given under my hand and 7-29-tfc seal of 11ld Court, this 21st day · Ohio. In the CIH Of RKE ot July 1971. Fedwal Credit Union vs. Ralph Snider, et •1, upon a iud!lmont • - · 1~31c ol. lliDemiDe Route LEGAL NOTICE Yllllied Salllrday wilb Mr. aDd . . AOVERTISIMI!NT I'OR BIDDERS !lira. RGJ {ltl• t • • lira. Ellou .,_ •d-1111 llr ' -__....._ ...... ,... """"'" JpiiiiSundaywllbMr.andMn. Etaetll! a.rt 11 CottaceY~De, ... OR PIIJNE 992-2550 DAYS OR .992·3509 NIGHIS BIJm• lloiQI I Slliclly. :¥' 240 L,incoln St., Middleport - Mr. and Mrs. Maurice . - wet - ~ I'M JEST ()'(IN' TO ---- . .. . - " " ' CARPENTER 101" Fer Relt OONTACI': MDIJNY PWIIBING &IIADNG llld Mrs. Gecqe Roberta at 9 !MU. llr. IIIII lin. Bill Lewlllllll line dilldren of Bouloii, Tlul, ft Ill •lhe1 two .... wilb 1lie lalllr'l pareala, Mr. lllljllra. Bay u.,m.n.Mr-. llld lira. Tim Bmil of New Haven apeat San4ay with the l kie"s - - . ICE CliO.. DFFEit Eli!! · - •· ____ apeiil - ®~ .. - NOTICEI · .a.t. B'. .. ·• ·. ~ tlfflfl WE s.... s.... ,..... • • f'T f. ' usmesb Se . ;--· · · . rvtc-es ' r. 1111 lt7tCHIEVItOUTMONTE lluutlful GobllleigeCG~ao: with 1111<. VInyl roof, fildcw r 011.Clllldllionlng. tinted glass. blkk 11ytcw1 bucket -~so .......,., Pwltrectlan axle, «10 cu. ln. ....... Turbo H)'dromatlc. fii!WW ....,lng. - d i s c brakes. radio'& r. II!Nf l!*lker, buinper gu¥Cia &. Rally Wheels. ·un.,_,, Bal4ne* of warranty, · 1H6PLYMOUTHY·UTA.WA- . • V-1 engine. 90od II-. dea11 body &._'nk:e vi11yl lnlerior, ' autvmetlc ........, _ . -1110. radiQ. luggage radt. Ragularly Prlc.cl at $10f5.00. S-'all . IH6CHEYtlOLETIMPALACPE, ·6 Cyl., stRand. I<Pr_aiiS., loalll ar. good tires, radio. ~· eg. Ice SlfiH.GO. Special! llimi!Ges. •. . .• Mr. aDd Mrs. Woodrow Brown Notice of Fort Pierce, Fla., Mr. aDd FREE 169 N. 2nd Ave. Mrs. EdwarU Kane of SUm- FIM Markel - anllq-. Middleport, Ollio menllle, N. J., Mr. and Mn. lunk- and olhar misc. Items. Arlbur Wlll'iltl' .ind Lila of Sunday, Aug 1, 11 a.m. to 5 PIIGne 992·2725 p.m. No dlllrge 10 buyers, no • R.m.e JllleDl 'l'lu'lda)r wllb charge 10 sellers. 33 Drive-In Augrut Specilil Mr. aDd Mn. Homer Wamer. Thaalrt, Nelsonville. Ohio, I miles north of loc:atad Oil Sa~ eveniDc the llfiJiiP PEIIIAIIOOS . enjoJed 1111 eftlliDg at !be bCime Athens on u. s. 33. __:.: 7-21-3tc of • lilll!r, Mr. aDd Mrs. Hoyt at New Haven. Mn. THOROUGHBRED Stud VIrgie Siewert of West Servlc.. _Roman Captain No. 637.410. $50 raglsterld mares, O+•'*·.,, jaiDfd tbe group for S35 .grade mares. · Return dlmer at tile Feflllllll bame. ~rlvlleges . Greg Roush. Six Operators llr. aDd Mn. Bonrd Roulh Phone 992-5039. -7-9.JO!c . of Mppsl!eld spent Sa~ Appointment no · llilllit at the bame ol lin. always necessary. ~ et:':'s enroale_ bame Evenings Also lrcm Jnalcli wbere they 'rillled lin. llle Gould. Bi11J Delli Wlllan of Bolivar Dim II 11"'"""1 a week With .. ......,• .....,., Mrs. ErmaBill Miller Is joining our 'company, a sPecialist WIIIaa. In air conditioning and refrigeration, both Randall Roberta and cblldren, Todd, LesUe and home and commercial. re,,_ ' • ALLEYOOP ...WE lHINK HE'S t:VEN GAJWN A MITE. ., - -=-=---:--:.. THE BORN LOSER PITos ~-® CF M~ I!IJS~. M ~ -..::t ra;p Clltmll'> c:;u.t;S SWAP SHOP -£ACH OF lOU Will BE lliai1G A OOIIGEROOil lUll<! I'LL UtiDEROUID IF lllltBOI>Y Beat Inflation! WE WAHT610 RlFUSE- BUY- SELL OR . TRADE USED FURNITURE DICKTRACY ' ALSO APPUANCES MD HOUSEWARES HAVI! URD IT 1D MN<E AN l!sc:APE. · ..P<NioiEROY East Main ., llltPP 0 P? MlDOLEPORli:... A wonderful lluy iust $9~600. 1 story frame. . !INol 31 n ic!l' ... - SYIIAWSE wiith t l - · .._ ••u...-a...,_. :;a 4. l.awl IIIII =• ......, large bedrooms, illlol";',r:d.. ..... _- far -- !511-.... """'JI .......... ..__ U.Pianlot -.... Brubod< ia.NotMDM 1t..trloe handout 9. Stepped ~1Y~~;f:!,:!;;;U;!-1r.: In 11 . City in <Mon· Unscramblelhelt four Jumbles, one leller to ea<h square. to form four ordinary words. tan& . 15. Walden 18.C&rd 'I'UISE game (1-) 2t. lnter· office 19. Claulc 111. Scllool ' 4.W- JIOIIP Je. Written Iotter IS. Yttmer..'s lnpr oapltal 6.Pooch'l cry mystery 22.Pay 20. ''loUt ll&yl 0( - French king ( hods.) Pompeii" c1uuacl.er 21. Hatte-t Prom- Item & T.Ciaulc opearoan vloil (2 wdo. ) 23. Deren· llble .• ' 26.Hurta 29. City In New York 30. Dapper 32. Sundered 36. But ll.al) YMRTS '" b WtViT iHeY CALL iHe I5ED& IN MATERNfTY HO&PrTALS. ! t I I. I BONCEY "\1 Jl · home 28. South Amertc:an republic 2'1. Formerly . Now......,. the tln:led loU.-. to r- tho llll1'lfl'lot ......... aunaled b7 the oltcm . . - , . \~Prit~~~-~-~..;:..:;1"( I I I I I J" 28.South American rl..r NEED A MOBIU HOME? I I KJ 211. camper's s£LEC1 YOUR 1'RIHM 35. Brink 22. Tolerate :u. Pondered ('Mllltrl t•••rra~) 81. Uaually 72, v~ In JOlt 82. Senorita's "'uncle'" 33. HIJhut note 34. Titania.'• h- .. erday'• Jumbl,,. OtnO \ ....... er: GLOVE ,!'ONDER 1'1\'\ll'-' lnl direction ST. Natural aptii- \ DAILY OBYPJ.'OQUOTE- Ben!'l how to work It: · A.XYD 'L IIA.AXB Shop the rest and buy the .best. See the new ODe letter limply Ia LONGFELLOW liWidl for another. In this oomplo A. Ia IIIOCI tor till throo L'., X for tll<o two O'a, ete, SincJe 1.._ ............. the 1tll,th IJt4 formation or tile '"'niB ore oil hlilla. J:aeb i!ay the code lottuo are <IICtere~~t. Holly Pa~k. now · · • Cln display at O.nnle's. Free Delivery and Set Up. , STEVE KIS£11, MGR. HOURS: I To I Mill. fltru Fri tToS Soillll"day-t loS Sllllllay A. Clfililflll' QIIOCNL DANNIE'S MOIIU HOMIIAiUS OF POMIIOY, INC ,.. w. Main Sl. • tt:t-7195 ·-~ -------·-.·~ ... · ·-....,_ YWI JND F' Bi.BCVJ)SV8ll ·l l SJ)C FBLBCVDS iNLI BNL CNDO BBilB -DJS ' VH WRJWA.H NVH · JVPL NL~ YWGGVLT • TVT OBTMYLSC N 'VY . -- WB· e..,. IN-N m.d of Kitf • ...... oU beuor oft•• loolu /or-ONO NOr '! 'lart 'MI.l'roofl'e&d· POMEROY - ...WW:ria~ DOWN 1.0bocuft :a. Turldoh dty l.llllq\WIIte 11. J'rulti- Y-.a.,yo . CONTII:NT lB THJl J'IIITI'RO. PmlR'S STONE THA.T TURNS ALL IT TOUCRJ:S lN'l'O GOLD.-BJ:NJAliiN li'RANI¢JN <O lll1 nt. reat"'"" batUealt. JM.I 8. Preas JO.Dutdt -~ 19.8bakes <a~~dllion . trailer, fully self contained. LETAIIT - :J I I · Ready fogo. SlSOO. Phone.773~>ome .. 5651, MaSOII, w_ . va. . ~ ~,.____ S1i 7-23--ffc: - - - - - - - - - - - :SPLIT LEVEL - .lEW 4 1 t\UUIJ.• • • • ......_ m R.C.A. COLOR Rlevision 21", ba'lhi. BM:!Wic · .._ console, oi<cellont conclltioll, lWI!g-1 $200. PhOIM! 992-2113. iMlleS ci ,_. 1 I I .. 7,26-tfc PCI BIE'IOY - This can be R<llile 7. ~!Of i.u st SJ.SOO. Needs a 24'' COAl.. furn~j;e, 101 Kerr St. CHESTE. AltEA z litillit: repair. close In, 1 story Phone 992-1021 . .Jbtdl:uu;;&. ..... *:ertiiltld-· "''""'•· 2 bedrooms. bath, S . - ;,. all', could have th ••r :rao:ns.. , . ssr.-. 7-21-3tc awtfltil bedroom in the attic. EARLY American stereo, AMFOR IIESULTS FM radio, 4 speakers, IIE:IIIY CLELAND automatic ~-speed 'r ttord call REALTOR • changer, wllh fe1therlighl '992-3Jl" •CIIIID 991-tiSt lone arm. Balillld S79.l2. 'Use Ht;:LSP L JEliP'WD Cal M KIATE .. II <e fft-2.511 our budget lerms. I 9ft. J.211-61c 781$. 7~ 7-2S-tlc ~----- 11. bleul 89. fatale 40.Galnuy 11. BurrowiJI&' closet's. bath. nice cabinets In the kiil<he!>, full width front pcord'l. new aluminum siding, cpet street, all In excellent Close to store """ elementary school - 2 s1art frame. . 7 rooms, 4 becllrooms, 1'h bath, full • ''"'"'' with utility space. goo. • flltrcfd!.atr hUt: larga fl-crtll porch, garage with room - · "'"'dWGod floor.s. T.. _., IGwo pri.c e uf lust Sli,SOO. 38.CoUp d' - -· (2wdl.) s....en SR• ' sa 1 loiOW S:ll ll C:OUI.O SWAP SHOP· Virgil B. ' TEAFORD Cleland Realty - IICDIO'I'I l. Spo~~pllke '. o.,.....,._, DAILY CROSSWORD NEW AND- -- • J~~=~~~::;~ .. ANOlHERE NiJST ee A 811.1.1011 STARS IN 1H£ 5¥!f.. to . . . . !!!!Y OLOI • �10 -The Daily Sentinel, Middlep<rt-Pomeroy, 0., July 30, 1971 ·.·,•.•.·.·.·. ·'•' ......•.·.•.•,•.•.· ··:···:.· . . .· . -:- Creativity with :Paper Tile . lad los auouced Dart's flrlag at a ceafereace llere. Tile dub said Dan, D, WOIIIII IHI8III wltb lbe orgllldzatloa. The Indian• are Ill flftll place Ia lbe Ameri""" lape East, Zl\2 ~:ames belalad Baltimore aad oaly two percentage polllls out of lbe cellar. Dart bad two years re_matning .on ltis contracl. For Air Occasions, Moon •. &uttornuf. Avo. Pomeroy Mrs, Millard Van Mtlt .MEIGS .THEATRE: Tonightt~ru Tuesday James Mason G dried, brush on one or two coats of lacquer. The pulp papier mache appeared more complicated. Mrs. Wayne Zurcher was the only member of the Holiday Crafts Club working with the pulp. She was creating a duck and used screening tied with string for her foundation. The pulp is made from small torn pieces of water soaked newspaper . or paper toweling unill!d with a thin paste to form a modeling, medium. This is Colorcartoons : Honorable House Cat Family Problem~ SI!OW STARTS7 P.M. Jean Wallace --- ! Rl Saturday, July 31 Double Feature THE DUNWICH HORROR !Color) Sandra Dee -PlusHORROR HOUSE ( GPl Frankie Avalon Jill Haworth Sun., Mon ., & Tue. Augusll-2-3 Double Feature Program Hell Run I ANGEL UNCHAINED (Color> Don Stroud Luke Askew -PlusDON'T COME ALONE! (GP) (Color) Count Yorga, Vampire Robert Quarry Roger Perry DRIVER CHARGED· Two cars had medium damage l!lld the driver of one was cill!d to mayor's court after an accident on West Main St. at 7:10 pm. Tuesday, Pomeroy police said. A car driven by Gary Rife, 21, Middleport, traveling east, slruck the rear of a car driven by Kay Walker, 18, Minersville, who was stopped in a lane of traffic. Rife was cill!d on an assured clear distance charge . There were no injuries. Veterans Memorllll Hospital ADMITI'ED - Monty Wolfe, Racine; Ethel Drake, New Haven; Timothy Barley, Pomeroy. DISCHARGED - Demonte Drenner, Cathy Carleton. MARRIAGE LICENSES Daniel Eugene Cunningham, 32, Pomeroy, and Martha Ann Arnold, 28, Pomeroy. • 1veyou r.. I a ~•• '" ... · ., ~ ,, Mel&l c ., ...... tile lllnMfl oalo CI I"'J nad I wlaerellflcel then applied to the foundation and molded into the desired shape. The same finishing procedure of drying and decorating and coating with laquer applies to both methods of papier mache. Papier mache offers an inexpensive and productive activity, an artistic pursuit in which an entire family can engage. Call it an experiment in creativity, but give it a try. - , • •' I!' . -~ -.. ':! : : · -·· ··":·.·. :, '':- . -.. . . . ·. ·-,·· ~"" : -;.~~c~: :~i~ ~~~~:::1(~:,!:'1;..;;;;;.~;;:5! ~ >! _ (Colltinued from page 1) 1 which he thinks will produce , -·.... . . ., data just as significant to lcientists as wbat his col'111EDREAMOF11!1!11m118nWasl'laiasa Jhllleagues collect on the surface. wlio have worked for .several JellS iD limd nisiag adi9ities Endavour became the first' - is beC<IDing reality in !be CCIIIIhdiaD . . . . ~ manned deep space obwhich will serve as a rtmmami'¥ llli!eliug biD and fire servatory astronauts began operating a' $17 million array of instruments from the ship. One was a laser altimeter -the first use of a laser in lunar orbit. CINCINNATI ( UPI) _ Jolin But the elaborate orbital Gover!, a Bla+ 'foot Indian experiment brought up a new whose left leg was blown away problem. by a land mine during bis _... Because the spacecraft has to Gild tour of ,.,,._ as a .,_ keep the instrwnents poinled at medic in v~. bas 'i',;; the moon, it stays in relatively named OulstaDding Disabled the same position. Thus it . AmericaD Ve!maa allhe Year. warmed up faster in the sun De!;pite bis b:uwJio "1'. Go¥ert, than previous Apollos. But 29, al Tempre, Ariz., for the Flight Director Milton Wlndler past four years bas saved as a said it cooled off when it went pbysiciaD's assistant wltb the out of the sun behind the moon Indian :&altb Stnite in n-. and the healing was not a nix. For 1!i IDIIIltbs al !bat lime significant problem. He said he was tile mly ,.,&r,J help ground controllers were watch300 !!'lPIJ!bers of 1he Bavas1e; ing it closely. tribe living ill !be rugged Grand "We're getting beautiful Canyon area bad. data," ground communicator "In spite of bis hancfirap. Jam Karl G. Henize, an astronomerof his left leg aad seoae asaslronaut. told the lftwtn""din To reach the northern tan g Two Columbus and Southern leomyelilis of tile pelvis, be sadsite, the ship was !raveling at a Ohio Electric Company em- died up bis horse every IIMif1ling steeper angle to the lunar ployees are retiring August I, and rode to the clinic," the equator than previous Apollos. after a total of more than 55 DAV beadquarters 1iere said This took Apollo 15 over terrain years of service with tbe Thursday. " He di~ and treated far to the north and soulh of Ctmpany. One is Myron W. McManis, at Seaman, the other minor illn r , gave IQtdica.. more familiar territory. William R. Reynolds of lions, screened individ!lals with Pomeroy, who came to symptoms cf more saious dilr Colwnbus and Southern in 1946 ease « jOn n • and rela,...• Ohio Steel Mills as a laborer in the company's . the infonnatiOII by !eJe?ho•oe or Middleport district. radio to a geoeral mectiral of. Begin Closings He later became a ground- ficer." man in construction and Govert joined the sa vite in Steel mills in Obio began maintenance. Late in 1970, be 1960 following gradaatim fnm shutting down today in was promoted to truck helper. St. Ignatius Biglt !!chool in preparation for a nationwide Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds live at Browning, Mont. He was dilr ........_._ charged in . . · steel strike that will initially 106 State St.; Pomeroy. - · - bis mishap in v-..etnam idle a little over 40,000 workers Olarles S. McCamiDIIII. mediin the Buckeye State and a n_ Cleveland based union early llt'BWS today called strikes against six more railroads. ZERKLE 10 SERVE Ohio, the nation's second OOLUMBUS (UP!) - State leading steel producer _behind Rep. Tony D. Hall, D-Dayton, neaghboring Pennsylvarua, has said Thursday State Sen. mission bas ruled the Rai111'ay 185,400 members of the United Donald E. Lukens R- Express Ag&IC)' al&e in New Steel Workers union but only Middletown is not qualified to Haven will no longer be some 40,000 are employed at the criticize the administration's required. The emunooity wiD basic steel plants which are income tax proposals and · be served fnm Middloprt by expected to he struck at mid- because of his frequent ab- the Zerkle Tru<till,g Co. night Saturday. sences "he probably doesn't know the difference between the BARBECUE SET tax bill and his telephOne bill. A chicken barbeaJe will be Lukens this week described held Sunday Clll the upper Gov. John J. Gilligan as "King TWO BOYS HELD Gilligan who doesn't seem to parking lot in Plmaoy sp~~~­ Two Mingo Junction boys, one realize that there is nothing sored by the Plmaoy Fire Dept. and Inw Wellsl« Post 12, the other 13, picked up by the magic about an income tax" P P r De 1 · and called him "our super- No. 39, American Legion • Serving will begin a1 11:30 a.m. Pomeroy t 3 lceFr_daP · eme spending governor " omeroy a pm. 1 y w r · held at thecouny) ' g Hall said 1 'ail aw81'tin . Lukens had a "dothe arnv . a! of th elf . paren~ ,_ a t 7 nothing political record" and hard working and am . today. The boys were 12 his "frequent absences "even knowledgeable 5dl81ors .cf his and 13 years of age and ap- provides snickers among the own party." parenlly had run away from home. Reynolds Wdl Retire Aug. 1 Strike (Continued from Page 1) market at harvest time. Many farmers faced the threat of plowing under lheir crops for fertilizer for next year. There are not nearly enough !rucks to handle the load, and many truckers have as much as doubled their prices. Southern agricultural interests also have been bard hit, particularly the poultry industry. Thousands of coal miners were out of work in Appalachia, and industrial plants in some areas have been shut down. The Ford Motor Co. said it would shut down three of its assembly plants in Chicago, St. Louis and Kansas City, idling 8,600 workers. . . The railroads claun that the disputed work rules, some of them dating back decades, are nothing more than make-work featherbedding. The union says the rules generally are necessary for safety reasons. Three major rules are at the heart of the dispute : I ) How far a crew may run a train before being relieved or getting extra pay. The limit now is 100 miles. 2) How much work that ylard crdews md ay do on ththe mamd · me an roa crews m e yar . 3) Extra pay for use of walkietalkies ra th er than hand and . lantern s1gnals. At only about 2 degrees a bove absolute zero, helium , a light, inert element, turns from liquid to gas. ! Luk ens JJombardment v::! =s...::;::. ° Worrisome bills a problem ? •• department beidqaartm, 1'lae ...., & ...., a. &II .... roof, has been !be project ... tile 1'114&1 Pllias Ccanuaanity Club which bas • .....,l!id iklinl -n 'I at tile ~haDinAugusl.~.lfmaRitmeilop: '!Hat•lheclall. 7 caldirec~ofthelndianHeatth Service wbere Gover! worts, said 1he ex-medic is ''an in-. spiratioo to his fellow bealtb wwters, to the Indian recipients of his services and to olher rebaning Indian and non • Indian ~ . ,, ' 125 E. Main News ... in Briefs (Continued from Page I I could ruin millions of dollars w<rlb ol induslrial capital ecpipment. Negotiations between leaders of the Uniled Steel Wcdas Union (USW) and the nine major steel producers late 'Ibm slat showed no indications of a settlement. 991-2171 Pomeroy, 0. OOLVMBUS ~ A lt-MEMIIER "Ping Pc111g for F> .....,;.. team from Taiwan will trur the United stales begi111ing Aag. 1 and the itinerary includes astc.p in Columbus Ang. 211. 'l'bl! Jour is sponsoral by the International Council of Olrislian The trip is to coincide with a trip beiiig made by a ping pcmg · team frtm Red China. The Free China team will dlallrngP the Red China squad wben they meet in Wasbington, D.C. SeiJl. 1-10. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK POMEROY ,RUTlAND Serving Meig.~ County . Since 1872 Mcmb~:r Fcde rai Reserve Syslem Me mber FPder.11 Oepo<>i t lnsurilncc Corpora tion All Accounl5 Insured Up To$20,000 .00 Semi-Annual OlEA!lANCE Famous Name Brands Of • • • Men and Women's Wearing ~parel SAVINGS OF 20% to 50% . ·------------------------~-------~ BAHR a.uches: PLEASANT VAUEY ADMISSIONS: Mrs. Gary (lahr Continuous Service On Fridays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Clear tonight, low in low ·to mid 50s. Mostly swany Sunday witb high in uppei' 70s and low ID!. Partly cloudy Swlday night and Monday with a chance of thundershowers Monday. LoW Sunday night in upper 50s and . low 60s. High Monday in upper 70s and 80s. u~ D. uwo!is who are ntddng 11is p:.,.. witb great int.enst." Gon!rt will be lallaonar-Mrd at the JliseiW Amllrau Vet &DS Naticml wuoetioa in Do1ruit, Aug. I-ll. 'VOL VI NO. 27 SALE! DINEITE SETS Five, Seven and Nine Piece Sets 319.00 7 pc. Modern - - Sale lft.OG 319.00 9 pc. Modern - - - Sale 1.... 169.00 5 pc. Swivel Chairs Sale 119•• .189.00 5 pc. Early American Sale 129.0G Sale ,_.. 139.00 1 pc . Modern - - 209.00 5 pc. Drop Leaf - Sale 149.0G 269.00 5 pc . Swivel Chairs Sale 1.... 189.00 5 pc. Mediterranean - Sale 129.01 369.00 5 pc. Swivel Chairs - - - Sale 249.00 (Nylon! 149.00 7 pc. Modern Sale 109.00 . AS piece suite is an Extonsicn Table-~Cha1rs A 7 piecesuite isan Extonslcn Table-6Chairs A9 piece suite is an Eriension TabJeandiChairs Sale! - ~ St urdy. heavy duty racks. Electronically welded for long l ife. Ball feet protects floor. GAWPOlJS - The 22nd Annual Gallia County Junior Fair will open a fiveday sland Tuesday night. Weather permilling, fairboard officials are anticipating another record turnout equal to -or surpassing last year's total of 57,960. "We've bad lots of hot muggy weather during July, and more than our share of rain," remarked Fairboard President Jimmy Evans. "We're hoping this is all behind us now, and that fair weather will prevail for the 1m youth exposition." Outstanding entertainment and a variety of acUvities for all, both young and old, will highlight this year's fair. Expanded parking facilities are expected to tatecareofoverfiowcrowds this swnmer. The 1971 fair's official opening is scheduled f« 7 p.m., Tuesday with the flag;aising ceremonies by VFW Post No. 441K. The Hannan Trace Hilb School Band wt11 play lbe Nallollal Antbem. President Evans will introduce fairboard members and olher dignitaries. Thil will be followed by a band concert at 7:15pm. by the Hannan Trace band. A junior fair majorette line contest is scheduled for 7:45p.m., on Main Stage, to be followed by a perfonnance by the Shafer Family. Gospel singing will start at 9:15 p.m., and The Singing Rambos will complete first night activities. Briefly, here's the remainder of the 1971 Gallia County Junior Fair Schedule : WEDNESDAY . 4-H and FF A Judging, 8 a.m., Activities Building; 4-li horse judging, 9 am.; Horse Ring; Garden tractor pulling contest,lpm., Show Arena; Style revue, 7 pm., Main Stage; Swine judging, 7 pm., Show Arena; Queen parade, 9 pm., Midway Area and Miss Gallia County Queen Pageant, 9:30p.m., on Main Stage. THURSDAY Beef judging, 9 a.m.; Show Arena; 4-H demonstrations, 10 a.m., Activities Building; Dairy judging, I p.m., Show Arena; 4-H dog judging, I p.m., 4-H demonstrations, I p.m., Activities Building; Kiwanis kida day acUvitles, 1:30 pm., Main Stage. Little Miss Gallia County Contest, 7 pm., Main Stage; .. Sheep judging, 7p.ril., Show Arena; Little Mister Gallia Countv Contest, 8 p.m., Main StaR,e: GAHS band . coneert, 9 p.m., Main Stage; Bob Luman CLOTHlEIS Mlclcllep.wt, Ohio Wilson, Oifford Scboo1s, Mrs. . Clay Hinkle, l"clinl Plea 1t; Mrs. Richard Johnson, Ravenswood ; Brenda McCartney, Ewinl(ton, 0 . DISCHARGES: Mrs. Billy King, Mrs. Ross Morris, llrs. Clayton Stewart and ~ter. Mrs. Paul Bud, Doyle McDonald, Heller Riflle, Bua •ell McKinney and Mrs. James WilsOn. Births: July 29, a son to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wilson, l"clinl Pleasant. ~~The board Brass plated and lacquered frame. Foam rubber cordurby tufted cushions. · =~~~~o"!..U:::::Scito= rate increase, !be amount of wbicll is not yet known. Trustees said the district - which charges a $5 minimum for 3,1Dfgallons of water, bas paid no 111011ef on tile priadj'lll sum which was borrowed to cmstruct the system. It has made illlaesl paJllll'llls, but the Farmers Bmne Admini•lralioo (FHA) bas decreed that the dislrid lllUSI start paying on tile principal 'l'bl! district, battling !be increased cast ol materials and labor, has found itself in a bind. It was poinled wt that operating expenses are high in a syslem as large as the Tuppers Plains-Oiesler District where it is necessary on occasions to nm a tnrl 75 or !10 miles to mate two cr three senice calls. In this connection, it is imperative that each customer bas a siJut.off installed - FIELD DAY SEr The annual field day D. picnic of the Soulheaslml Obio Guernsey . Breedtrs Assn. wiD be held Tburslay at !be !.me"' Mr. and Mrs. Jamps CamabaD, . ·near llaci"" Sptal!rr wiD be. Waynt McLaughlin of the associalicm. >. • GALUPOUS C1'IY PATROLMAN Ben Pennington, left, on bebalf of the Ole! FrencbQty1 accepled a Pedestrian Safely Citation Friday from James H. Conroy, Safety Direct« Ill !be Automobile Club of Southern Ohio. Tbe award, fifth in a row f<r Gallipolis, is in recognition of the city's efforts to saw pedestrian lives in lralfic, Conroy, on behalf ol AAA, COIIUDen:led Palrolman Pennington for his efforts in CGillli!CiiCII with lhe city's pedestrian safely program. Gallipotis earned especially ligb scores in its pedestrian program, and Mr. Conroy saluted the efforts of local school officials, traffic engineers and police in connection with the Sawbuck extension table 36x5ll with 2 self storing 10 inch leaves. 4 thumb back side chairs and 1 sawbuck bench. Sale '595• local program. sa.oo Pole Record Caddy With '3 Record Baskets '4.00 Bar StoolS . Mediterr~Jnean - Ear,ly 17 inc·hes square. 16 inches high. Marble top inlaid. $}()11 Revolvi ng_ , foam cushioned 1 roundseat, UandlD inches ; high. O.rome plated • loolrest. Stay 1eoe1 glides.: .Black Avocado • Tangerine. . Sale 'lP ·Eiberfelds In PomenJJ POMEROY - Fourteen more can- of the county as the deadline for filing didales have filed petitions with the Meigs petitions, at 4 p.m. Wednesday, draws County Board of Elections for the Nov. 2 closer. There appears at this time, however, to be a shortage of candidates in elections. of Racine, Rutland, and Syracuse. villages Races are developing in various parts However, candidales are filing for the clerk and township trustee posts. School board candidates so far bave not been numerous. In the latest filings Herbert L. Sayre is seeking . election as clerk of Letart Township; Gloria Hulton as clerk of POMEROY - A car was demolished Columbia Township; Elmer G. Young, Sr., and its driver hospitalized in an r "Cidenl clerk of Chester TOWIIShip, the third to on Route IZ4 in Minersville at noon file· David Nease for Southern Local Sch:X,i Board· David Koblentz for trustee Saturday. Sberi1f Robert Hartenbach said the of Chester Township; J<ie Sayre, Ineastbound car driven by Jack S. Siders, cumbe"nt, for the Meigs Local Scll!lol Medford, Orei!oo, went out of control to the )3(Jard; Worley Francis, trustee of Salem right, then crcssoo the highway, learing Township ; Victory Perry, trustee o1 wt 75 feet of guardrailiDg. Siders was Columbia Township; Harold Roush and taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital Gordon Collins, both for the county board where he was admitted for lacerations of of education with two to be chosen; R. G. . the head and abrasions. He will be ch;irged Pickett for trustee of Bedford Township, ·, with driving withool an operator's license, and Clifford Longenette for the Eastern Local School Board. !be sheriff said. Auto Wrecked When Guardrailing Hit Sale! Reg. 520.00 T r ans i tional !"en~:.~-.k!::t~~avea 14 More to Make· Races Stores and displays many rec:ords in a liHie floo,- space. Spt"ing tension I indl pole extends fi"om 1'6" to 8'6" . ACCEN'l TABLES of trustees of 1he water districtdisclosedSalurdaylhatevenafter Piece Heywood Wakefield Amer ican. 53 Names Filed in Election " ... ·: I I GALLIPOLIS - Flfly-lbree candidales bave filed thus far fer pc11fll In 1he November General Election according to the Gallla County Election Board. Deadline for filing nominating petitions is 4 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 4. Gallians will elect mt!!llbers to the live local school dis1rict's boards ol edlicatiGD, township trustees, clerU and vUI.ge mayors and councilmen. Two big acllool board racea Uad;t ate assured. Six persGI18 bave .lllrd petitions for three aeats on !be G M's u, City School Board and five wluaJ tine vacancies on the Kyger Creek Only one candidate has llled ""' two vacancies on the Hannan Trice llcilrd, and no one has filed for the Soutbwulem and North Gallla Scboo1 Boanll. The tenns of three board members in eaeb district will expire at the end of m1. Six candidates seeking seats on the Gallipolis City Board are two inc:umbenta Neal Clark and Harold Wiseman, and Lto Valentine, Fred Wood, Paul N~y and George Woodward. Others are apeeled. Robert D. Taylor, Rt. I, SatunlaJ became the fifth person to file a peUtiaD for the Kyger freek Local Baud rl. Education. Other candidates are incwn~ts G. G<nlon Filher and Roy Grose, Dale Rothseb, Jr., and Barna so.rct. VOLUNTEERSABOARD'I'IIE S.S.IIOPE-~ Dr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of Circleville who have served aboard the HOPE gave first-lland reports mtheir experiences at meetings in Middleport Friday night. Dr. Smith spoke on HOPE, world CCIIllllunity service program of Rotary International, at the MiddleportPomeroy Rotary Club, and his wife addressed the Rotary-Anns. Governor' U rr r1 e a .nope .1. eam ~~~:~aterm~ta=Rotary's 'it . . DINING ROOM SUITE Large buffet and China top. ·CENTS · - · "'EWSTA,ND•1s PRICE - Gallipotis-Point Pleasant Show with Linda K. Lance, 9:30p.m., Main Stage. FRIDAY Pretty baby contest, 12:30 p.m., Main Stage; Hog sale, I p.m., Show Arefla; Lamb sale, 2 p.m., Show Arefla; Steer sale, 3 p.m., Show Arefla; Kyger Creek band conCfr!, 7 pm., Main Slage; Farm Bureau talent show, . 7:30 p.m.; Main Stage; Parade of clJampions, 7:30 p.m~ Show Arena; ,Southwestem band-t, 9 · pm.; Main Stage; W"!lma Burgess Bngb X Lewis Show, with Misty Blues Band, 9:30 pm., Main Stage . SA11JRDAY Quill show, 12 noon to 4 p.m., Main Stage;· Junior fair horse s-,12:30 p.m.; Horse Ring; North Gallia band concert, 7 p.m., Main Stage; Awanl p: t atati<m, 7:30 p.m., Main Slage; Plllly pulling contest, 1:30 p,m., Show Arena; TllmmJ Hawt Show. ap.m., Main Slale; Squai e dancing, 9 pm., Main Stage; Grand Ole' Opry Show. 9:30 p.m., Main Sblie. featuring Jean Shepard, her band, The Second Fiddles, Ernie Aslnrortb and Bill Carlisle; Teenage dance, 10 p.m., Main Stage. Going Up Solidlllple Sale Families Water Bill Sale '12" 7 Morgan County, consln!cUon office manager of The Ohio Power Cpmpany's .wellilton Mine Co. Developmeal near Salem Center, commutes now but will move into the area. Gallia Youth Exposition Opens Tuesday Night IIEIIQfS M.-wile Racks Sale! To 'nle Greater. Middle Ohio Valley CHESTER - Patrom rl. 1he Tuppers Brass- rl SIAit-.1. Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 11,000 SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1971 Pomeroy-Middleport Regular Sli.OG Regular Sl.49 C. RICHARD GAGE FOUR SECTIONS Sale 12.00 Sale 11.00 Sale 22.00 Sale29.00 1 It is estimated that construction wlll lake froml8 to 20 months on the deep mine (Continued on page 3) 34 PAGES Spanish · New England · Coloni al - Nursery Scte11es. 36.00 Folding Screens - - 49.00 Room Dividers will arrive soon. tmts Folding Suun and RaJ Diidlls 19.95 Room Dividers - - 29.95 Folding Screens - - - Then, there will be the construction of the conveyor system to move the coal from pit bead to the site of the Gavin Power Plant near Cheshire. Tbe development of the coal industry in Meigs County, to this point, bas been overshadowed by announcements about !!Je-eheshire power plan~. However, the (coal operations should bring more people and more money into Meigs County tban · the power plant, and clearly is an important part of the overall picture in developments whicluttJaking place. Offices for the "key-·per.Sonnel of The • WEATHER REPORr ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY are open Friday and Saturday Evenings · until 9, Use our parking lot on 2nd Street. Lots of Bargains this Weekend on all 3 floors. Come and save on wearing apparel for your family and furnishings for your home. Visit the ·3rd Floor Furniture. Taiwan Team in Columbus Aulo l oans are a b1g p art o l ou r busi ness. The reason is sim ple . People lik e our low bank rate s An d our fast servi ce. And we l1kA people. l1ke you . to have new car s. screea vislton to t1ae site. 1 ,--------------------- .' + Ia bave Jleeaa estaNI ' I ~ fv 'lilt Olaio Pewer Compuy'a deep mie operaU.. bl lkfp c 1 • li!jlj!ly lbeaew Gavla p....- Plaid. '111e....ty road ba beeoa A A .d bJ tile Melp Ceuaty CaiDIIIIJoloaen; eveatually, gates wiD be lecall!d aear llae leteneclloa willa panll aU 1181: It to Blackfoot Best '71 Veteran PAPIER MACHE bowls using lhe layer-oo4yer melbod were crea led by Miss Elaine Davis of Mid<!Jeport, left, an:! Mrs. Wayne Swisher, Pomeroy, at the Thursday workshop of the Holiday Gifts and Craft Club held in the garage at the Meigs Bookniobile Headquarters. ' Tonight, July 30 Double Feature Program THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN !Color) Elizabeth Taylor Warren Beatty and NO BLADE OF GRASS Nigel Davenport A SIGN ON R4lllle lH aear s.ltm ~ ..,....;· .~::.: -_.. .. Ohio Power Co. ba"' been set up in a house - known · as the Pierce properly - on county road 9 off Route 124 near Salem Center. The personnel will oversee the work Performed by several contractors in building the mines and the conveyor. Trailers will be used as .offices on the site during construction for other personnel. At prese~l there are five key people at the Pierce property. Guards bave been engaged. Eventually, a gate will be set up where countY. road 9- now abandoned by the county commissioners - moves onto Route 124. This will limit the flow of traffic to the site. Monday, three women clerksecretaries from this area will begin working in Power Co. offices at the site, . and more personnel will be added as the job moves along. A resident engineer has been named by the power company and mines. At Left -~ ' Peanut BaH le Honorable --• .....·.·.·,•,•,•,•,•,•,•, ,•,•,•, '• ........ Pomeror _Flower Shop July30 . Aug. 3 Walt Disney 's 20.0.00 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA ITechnicolorl Kirk Douglas with a predicll!d employment of up to 2,000 .IIYBOB ' ~ POMEROY -Meigs Cwnty IS about persons - are taking shape.· No better Wnic could be found to revive the sagging to experience an ecmomic ~ Althoilgb eronomic iJDprovanent bas economy, been anticipaled since the end al World In western Meigs County, offices bave War 2, notbing to llpMk Ill bas developed. been opened near the site of the two deep The truest m...sqre. Ill 11Je et.UIWlj'S mines which are planned. A skeleton force bealtb bas been a •lead.Y Joss Ill popula!ioo. is on the job. Employes on hand represent However, deep mining aJ8I operations The Ohio Power Co. which will oversee the of The Obio Power Co. iD Meigs County - sinking of the shafts and preparing the ·,·,· We wl,. floweu enrywher• · > • cte.,lud lwll•• ledayliftd Alvill Dark ai field ••••1er. strip off the pllistic wrap. Allow it to tlry completely. Trim the edge with scissors and decorate it with a water base paint. Remember that the unfinished papier-mache work is always quite heavy but dries to be very light. · After the water base paint bas • . DARK FIRED .CLEVElAND (UPI)- 'l1le (Continued from Page I) 992-2039 Meigs Economy Brighter . . W/.~-f. w BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH MIDDLEPORT - The story of the ship called HOPE, its unique program and unmany accomplishments in denleveloped countries around the world was given to Rotary-Anns and guests Friday night bY. Mrs. Robert Smith, -Circleville. Mrs. Smith, who served aboard the S. S. HOPE as a volunteer ourS(' two months in 1964, was in Middleport with her husband, Dr. Robert Smith, District 669 governor of Rotary International, who made his official visit to the MiddleportPomeroy Rotary Club at Heath Church. Dr. Smith, a general ~urgeon, bas twice been on the HOPE for two month periods each time, first in Ecuador, later in Guinea. Project HOPE, now in its lith year, is this year's world cmnmunity service project of Rotary Dislrict 669, the personal choice - each year - of the district governor. (Continued on page 3) Lasseter. Only Ode Beaver of Crown Qty ' filed for the Hannan Trace Local bnL Incumbents wbooe terms 8pire are J. E. Dick Cremeens and Clarence Clary. The tenns of Pbllllp Foater, Jolla Payne and Ivan Swick will end 1m the North Gallla Board of Educallm. Incumbent board membeR at Soatbwestern whose terms 8pire are Joba E. Uoyd, C. E. Baker and Paul C. stew•l Incumbent members filing for the Gallia County Board of Ed!acatiGD .,.. Merrill Bunce and Granville llumett. Other candidates are: Gilbert Boater, msyor, Centerville Village; Mary Bill, clerk, Centerville VIllage; Eber WbMJdon and Ted Perroud, coundlmen, Centerville Village; Ishmael E. Argabright, councilman, VInton VIllage; and PbylUa Mulholand, clerk, Vinton VIllage. Nootber (Continued on page 3) Bean Dinner Fun on August 7th be;:: ,shut-off valve, and !be dislrict ollice is called to turn tile water oil for the customer's benefit, there will- be a $5 VINTON - The traditional Vinton Service fee levied. · Bean Dinner, sponsored many years by Trustees strme~ also that there can the "old soldiers" of the War Between the be no COODection between the districl States, later the American Legion, is water system and lhe former water scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 7, still, as it systems used by residents ollhe dislricl: used to be, a time for reunions, visiting, Such coamections could cootaminate water and a good time. of the whole district The Obio Health . Mrs. Hayward (Hazel ) Thomas, Dept. bas issued strict crdei5 against such Vinton, in order to spread the word of the 1971 Bean Dinner, has recalled the days connections. As of the June 1 billing, !be dislrid loat wben railroad trains brought hundreds of approximately 250aastoo~Ks. These were . patrons to Legion Grove, and !ann wagons people who signed for water in the wound into the community from miles beginningandagreedtopayfocliiDIIIltbs around carrying whole families to take · in order thattheirneigbborswouldbeable parr in festivities. Wrote Mrs. Thomas, to · to get the service. Since !be 18 IDIIIltbs The Times-Sentinel: "Wben the hay wagon from Pine tuo~·e pa ed, smae bave ~tinued to paya'Waterbillaadthishasmeanltheloas Grove Rowlesville community loaded with peciple came into view of our house, with of revenue from these laps. Effective iOUIII"'iately therefore, all Uncle Joe Grover always silting on the customers who are not I.ISiDg water on the back of the wagon with hls feet hanging system will bave ·their melers removed over. and playing his fife, I could hardly unless they notify tile district that they are lto'ait to gel ready and be on my way to the willing to pay !be minimum monthly bill bean ~inner ." · regardless of wbelbtrr oc not lbe water is To help others recall those days, and (Coatinued Cll page 3) perhaps to interest a new generation in '· Otherwise it was perhaps the best conducll!d bean dinner of any of the VInton dinners. The committee began serving the people early, as an abundance of ittce beans had been cooked the night btfcxe, 1hus avoiding any rush. Everything waa nice and clean which spoke well for lbe committee in charge. "Two thousand tickets ftn oold. ''When the number 134 south bound "The best of order prevailed and lhi left 140 people at the Vinton depot last day was one of genuine pleasure . Friday evening our 'citizens began to realize lhat the hean dinner would be an "Hon. W. s. Matthews was cllllrm-. unusual affair. of the day and made a apeech 'Wblc:b wa . Early Sal urday morning rigs of all very entertaining. W. R. White, A. J. deseriplion began to arrive from every Greene, H. W. Olerrington, and J. B. direction 'and at 10:00 the bfo,autiful grove Massie made a short talk flltill(l the ocwas filled with people from far and near. casion. Several hundred more arrived from "Allen Edliliston and J. W. IIIDk . . . Columbus and intermediate points on the . several appropriate songs 'Wbldl ,... noon Lrain. The crowd was estimated at highly appreciated. anywhere from 3,SOO to 5,000. "The d8y was delighlfully ipellt ay il The only thing lo detract from lhe and now they are an~ the 8111 pleasul'e of the occasion was the dus.t·, a bean dinner at Vinton 'l!hae lht7 will natural resuli ol long conUnued ~hl. again ~reel old friends and 1'l'laUvel." exposing itself to a nostalgic past . recreaied - and enjoyed - at Vinton Park Aug. 7, Mrs. Thomas offers an ac· count of the ali-day 1914 Bean Dinner prinll!d in the long defunct Vinton Leader weekly newspaper. Dated Aug. 6, 1914, Wlder the modest headline, "SUCCESSWas the Vinton Bean Dinner - Five Thousand - People Present," it reported : � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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