https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/21cc2ce3cf0af7a96c60b9dd3719a538.pdf e807547303eeee0236e6ca834ea9caba PDF Text Text Weathn Now You Know Cloudy IQnight and Wed· nesday. Lows tonight In tile upper 60s and low 7~. Showers likely north, showers Of lhlln· dershowers likely south. Cooler Wedpesday. John W. Hyatt in 1868 decided ~· build a better billiard ball, and m the process developed the fttsl successful plastic. Devoted To The lnte~WII Of The Meigs-MaMJn Area VOk XXri: NO. - • Bi . ~ '· POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PHONE 992·2156 TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1971 +- . TEN CENTS Kerr New Chamber President COUPONS. ON THIS PAGE_GOOQ SAT., AU&. 14 DilLY SEE PAGE 2 FOR WEDNESDAY· COUPONS LANTERN oiOPorStor. 7l. ..... Sa. UMJTONE . LIMIT RYE - WITH COUPON LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON WITH COUPON -$1099 35CQT. 1999 WITHOUT WI1HOUT COUPON WITHOUT COUPON · $13.99 <X>UPoN S9cQT. SIS.99 .WI$ DEPT. 4100PorS.. AUTOMOTIVE Jack Kerr, owner and general manager of WMPO Radio, was elected president of the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Monday . Other new officers are Ted Reed, vice president, and Marjorie Hoffner re-ele<:ted secretary-treasurer. Bill Grueser, outgoing president, presided at the meeting at Bowers' Drive-In. Grueser has held the post the past three years. Grueser suggested, and memhers agreed, to ask Cong. Clarence Miller to seek financial assistance to make expensive repairs to the riverfront parking lots caused by erosion. He said there is a large separation between the wall and upper level of the parking lot. The problem apparently derives from raising the water level of the rivers and the subsequent increase in river traffic. The parking lots are so indispensable to the community that all that can be done should • be done, Grueser noted. Grueser asked Fred Crow, Pomeroy attorney, to direct a letter to Miller, explain the problem, and suggest that HOW WOULD YOU lll!:e to get Ton. Goett's goat, literally that Is. Tied in the front yard of Miller see the area. Ute Goett h~me Is this nanny goat. According to Mrs. Goett, the goat does an excellent job keeping the lawn grass clipped and Is quite a nice pet. Narmy obviously likes to have her picture taken as she strikes a pose for the camera. (---------------------------, News ••. in Briefs !/- AC-AUTOUTE OR SPARK PLUGS Siza Fw Most Can UMITI WITH COUPON WITHOUT COUPON 77c EACH • AUTOMOnVE DEPT. MIRRO 4QT. DmRGEIT UMIT4 Wl11l COUPON llOOPorSt...., 4 49~CH '.• I llOZ. CHAMPION Bigger Fines Promised IOOhrS.. WASIIINGTON - THE BUREAU li Mines is going to start gelling tougher in Its enforcement of the 1969 Coal Mine Health and Safety Act. A bureau .spokesman said Monday stricter enf~ent would begin with the Federal No. 2 mine near Mcrgantown, W. Va., which had been assessed only $2,000 each f~r violations bureau guidelines set at ts,OOO to $10,000 fines. 'lbe spokesman explained the mine was assessed the relatively low amount because "assessment officials felt dUJ'ing this first period from January to April was an educational period ffr Ute indlli!lly so they woultln 't be assessed the full fine. " But bureau Director Elburt F. Osbocn said in a recent speech before Ute Nallonal Coal Association repeated violations would see the lines going up. WITHCOUfON $4~9 . $100· WITHOUT COUPON WITHOUT 44cEAat SUI ()OUII()N IIOUSlWAII DEPT. . By Uolted Press Ioleroallooal PRESSURE PAN I.IMnONI FOR JEWIUY DIPT. Infantry, Armor Open Drives SYLVANIA • 1S OUNCE UGHT BULBS VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE CO.f>O..n.JOOWAn UMfT 10 IIUI.&S WITH COUPON 6000 ..... S.. 1 UMJTTWO WITH COUPON WllltOUT COUPON • 10,.,. Stan UMITOHE WITH COUPON WITHOUT COUPON $6.99 lOOP. S.... WllHCOUPOH limit I '• $199 WITHOUT ,. (QUIION WITHOUT COUPON 16cEACH KIT LABEL MAKER .lac OCEACH BfRNZ-0-MATIC ¥a"DYMO LOTION · $3.99 $1.31 COSMETIC DIPT. JEWIUI'I' DIPT. LEE ROWAN GARMENT ·RACK LIMIT ONE WITH COUPON 60Por5ton I I I METAL FOOTLOCKER WiihOUT <:ouPoN Sl0.66 Q.O'MNG DIPJ, WITH ' TRAY Driver Charged Gerald E. Lehew, 41, New Haven, W.Va ., was hospitalized alter a one-ear accident today at 1 a.m. on SR 124 in Syracuse. The Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. said Lehew suffered lacerations of his chin and mouth. He had run off the road and struck a power pole in a curve. Lehew was charged with driving while intoxicated. He was taken to the hospital by the sheriff's department. There was heavy damage to the car. SAIGON -SOliTH VIFI'NAMESE INFANTRY and armor drove into a triangle northeast of Pleiku dty tOOay against "'Vip"Cied headquarters ol a Colrununist rocket battalion that has been tolibing occasional shells into the Central Highlands capital, military sources said. In the North, U. S. Air Force B52 Slrallillftresses Mmday night and early today battered ComDIWDststorageareasaround the former U.S. Marine base of Khe Sanh and the A Shau Valley infiltration route with hundreds of lms dbcmbs . Ccmmunist supply buildings have been reported in both locations. ID Saigon the South Vietnamese government announced Two runs were made Monday it was introducing a new anti-narcotics bill in the Na tiona! by the Middleport E-R squad Assembly calling for the death penalty for organized gangs of and one by the fire department. narcotics smugglers. The bill is to be considered under At 11:24 p.m. the squad was emergency procedures fllf quick passage. called for Betty Barrell, Ash The U.S. Command announced that all Gls leaving Vietnam St., who was having difficulty who are determined by urine tests to be drug users would now be breathing. Dr. Ray Pickens was medically evacuated to the United States after going through called. At 2 p.m. the squad went withdrawal here. to the Gallia-Meigs line to the Cecil Smith home for Mr. Astronauts' Heart." Go Lazy Shumaker. An ambulance was SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON -DOCTORS asked Apollo IS's called to transport him to astronauts to return to the clinic tOOay for a second series of tests Holzer Medical Center. At 2:30 p.m. the fire departto see if the.i r hearts have overcome the laz\ness developed during ment went to the Hazel Reed lbeir long exposure to weighUess space. Dr. Charles A. Berry reporled that David R. Scott, Alfred M. home on Front St., where Wtl'den and James B. Irwin had not completely re..adapted to the firemen said smoke had rigors of gravity Monday and, as a result, their strength was not escaped from a stove in the basement where papers were up to par. being burned, creating the alarm. Troops Baule Catholic Snipers E-R, Firemen Called Out In Middleport BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND - BRITISH troops MEIGS WINS 9-4 battled snipers in barricaded Roman catholic streets today in the ASHLAND, Oblo - Meigs worst fighting since lbe partition of rfeland in 1920. The ouUawed Irish Republic Army (IRM appealed to Irishmen in the south for Legion defeated Kent this mornlng9-4 on Stao Perry's 4help in this ''doomsday silnation." Against a background of hitter, to remain In contention burned-out and still blazing 'buildings, security forces listed at ·. in the Ohio American Legion Baseball tournament. (Continued on Page 8) • •• ~,, (.'d: ~· y • NEWOmCERS-BWGrueser,left,congratulatesJackKerr,rtght,new[ftllldertofthe Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce and Ted Reed, center, vice president. Grileser, outgoing president, has served as presidentfor the past three years. Jackson Men Hurt · Twenty-two defendants were Va ., $27.50 each posted, fined and 13 forfeited bonds in speeding; Harold L. Strother, Meigs County Court Monday . Clarksburg, W. Va., $17.50, Fined by Judge Frank W. speeding; Charles R. Porter were Woodrow Engle, Winebrenner, Middleport, and Jr., Middleport, Rt. I, $5 and Bobby J . Pope, Newark, $27.50 costs, no flag on extended load; each, left of center; Della S. Richard L. Meadows, Eureka, Smith, Sissonville, W. Va. , $17 and costs, speeding; Ber- $37.50, speeding ; Joseph L. nadine E. Large, l:lillbuck, Heindl, Mt. Vernon, and Frank Ohio, $10 and costs, passing at E. Farley, Mt. Vernon, $27.50 intersection; Patsy Marie each, passing on berm; William Turner, Albany, Debra E. Neal, Black; Middle(Nf't, Rt. I, $25, Gallipolis, Richard M. disturbing the peace. Cameron, Zanesville, Jack E. Layne, Pomeroy, and Theodore Meredith, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, $10 and costs each, stop sign C. violation; Linda Winebrenner, Cheshire, $10 and costs, speeding ; Margaret Lehew, Pomeroy, $5 and costs, defective exhaust. Eldon Lee Stover, Bidwell, Quarter horse racing proved $150 and costs, three days so popular at last year's Meigs confinement, license suspended county Fair that it has been for six months, driving while included in the program this intoxicated, costs only, year. property damage,_ hit· Post lime wiU be at 1:30 p.m. skip; Thaddeus Dye, Pomeroy, on Thursday, Aug. 19, with an Rt. 4, $10 and costs, no electric eight hole starting gate motorcycle endorsement; to be used along with' a photo Charles B. Sargent, Athens, $15 finish facility . and costs, littering ; Charles L. Entries will be accepted on a Carpenter, Worterford, Ohio, "first come first served" basis $10 and costs, turning in with each 'race to be closed roadway; Dallas Gambill, when the race is filled. Races Ashland, $10 and costs, will be run in full color and speeding; Frank H. Pope, racing equipment. Jockeys Middleport, $25 and costs, must be at least 16 years of age license suspended 30 days, and aU horses must carry at restricted driving privileges, least 116 pounds. Anyone inre<:kless operation. terested in applying to take part Charles F. Ohlinger, Rutland, may contact Junior Kennedy, $5 and costs, no tail lights ; Middleport Route 1, 742-4540. Robert L. White, Racine, and Races include: 220 yards, for Clarence Freeman, Rutland, two and three year olds; second $10and costs each, intoxication ; race, 220 yards, four years and Theodore Flint, Gallipolis, $10 older; third race, 330 yards, two and cos.ts, no operator's license, and three year olds; fourth costs only; Darrell D. Rash, race, four years and older. The Lake Wiles, Fla., $10 and costs, first four runs are registered. e<pired 10 day tags; Gerald The fifth race open, wiU be 440 Gibbs •. Ra~ine_ RD, $10 and yards, and the fmal race, 440 costs, mtox1cahon. yards, registered, for all ages. F&rfeiting bonds were William G. Cox, Northup, Ray Knappe, Albany, Joseph R. LOCAL TEMPS Park, Parkersburg, Er.nest The temperature in downtown Love, Columbus, Hobert F. Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Tuesday Weaver, Columbus, and was 76 degrees under partially Michael Lee Mount, Lesage, W. ~unny skies. Two Jackson men were Clara E. Powell, 65, Wellston, treated and released this was admitted to Veterans morning at lhe Holzer Medical Memorial Hospital for obCenter for injuries suffered in a serva lion following a three three-car collision at 7:35 a.m. vehicle accident at 10:30 a.m. on Rt. 7, one tenth mile south of Monday on Rt. 33, three tenths George Creek Rd. It was one of miles north of Pomeroy. Mrs. five vehicular mishaps the past Powell was a passenger in a car 24 hours. driven by Clarence Summer, 78, According to the Gallia-Meigs Wellston. Post State Highway Patrol, Officers said the Summers Billy Meredith, 31, and John auto stopped to make a right Meredith, 28, Rt. 3, Jackson, turn. Ralph Burbridge, Jr., 48, were injured when their car was Gary, Pa., stopped behind the struck in the rear by an auto Summers, but Nobeto Gabriel, operated by Richard E. Powell, 32, Chesapeake, failed to stop . 30, Sandy Lake, Pa. Gabriel's car struck the rear of The impact knocked the Burbridge's, shoving it into the Meredith car into an auto Summers car. There was heavy turning left driven by Katherine damage to all three vehicles. E. Walker, 53, ~nauga . There Gabriel was cited to Meigs was heavy damage to the County Court for failure to stop Powell and Meredith cars and . within the assured clear moderate damage to the Walker distance. auto. Alma Sue Bills, 41, Rt. 2, Powell was cited to Gallipolis Vinton, had minor injuries but Municipal Court for failure to was not immediately treated in stop within the assured clear a single car accidenl at 7:55 distance. a.m. on Rt. 325, three tenths of a Quarler Horse R aczng . R eturns To 197.1 Fair . . mile south of Rt. 124. The patrol said Mrs. Bills lost control of her car on a curve and struck a tree. No citation was issued. There was moderate damage to her car. The first of two Gallla County mishaps occurred at 12:15 p.m. on Rt. 35, six tenths miles east of Rt. 588, where Richard E. Currens, 42, Ashland, . Ohio, failed to stop and strucj[ tile rear end of an auto operated by Tracy A. Bennett, 35, Columbus. Moderate damage resulted. Currens was charged with falling to stop within the assured clear distance. A final accident waa investigated at 3:40 p.m. on Rt. 160, two tenths miles south of Rt. 35. . Officers said vehicles driven by Kenneth D. Epting, 26, Gallipolis, and Melvin B. Freeman , 33, Middleport, collided. Freeman was charged . with improper passing. Business with Soviets Has Big Leap Forward By MIKE FEINSILBER WASHINGTON (UPI) - The administration has approved the export .or $162 million .in foundry eq~pment to th~ Sov1~t Umon -..a smgle sale wh1ch will exceed the value of all of last ye~r's exports to Russia and wh1ch appea~s to f?reshadow an even . heav1er mcrease i~ Amencan trade with ·the Russians. Routinely and without fanfare, the. Commerce Department sa1d Monday ~t had approved two ~xport licenses for foundry eqwpmenl used m the manufacture of a~t~otive castmg, worth $162 million. The equipment will be used by the Russians in building the largest truck plant m the world . at a six-mile by si~-mile site on the Kama River m the Tatar Republic, about 570 miles east of M~cow. . As ts customary'. the _departmen! would not Identify the firm to which the license was No action had followed that issued. req~est by council, however, so Mac Trucks Inc., of Allenthe original approval of the lots - particularly of the Lambert TWO SENTENCED one since it actually has been Appearing before Meigs purchased by Goble - on the County Common Pleas Judge non-conformity basis still John c. Bacon Monday were stands. Marion E. Snider, 1a, ColurnChilds explained that bus, formerly of Meigs County residents protesting the use 'of and Nels Gregory Pickens, 19, the lot fora usedcarsalesarea Racine, Rt. 2. Both pleaded would have to file their protest guilty to auto larceny and were asking for.a hearing before the sentenced -to- the Ohio State commission's Board of Appeals. ,_Reformatory at Mansfield for ~ch a .board - composed of an indeterminate term. They tHree dtsmterested part1es - conle~ Saturday to taking a has not yet been named, smce car from the Rawlings Sons Co. no .appeals ~ve bee~ flied .lot in Middleport Friday night durmg the zonmR era m M1d- and wrecking it on a rural road (Conti!'ued o ' Page 8) taler the same night. ·APproved near the Goble new car garage .five months ago that Goble agreed recommending a nonwould be given non-conforming purchased the Lambert conformity category for the permits under zoning property, adjacent to his Lambert lot for Goble's use if regulations, and Goble was present businesS. 'The house council had actually rescinded authorized to proceed. The Dec. was torn down and Goble the original approved three 11, 1968 minutes indicated that proceeded to make plans to years ago. council had not rescinded the pour concrete on the section and A newspaper account of the non-conforming permits for the begin his used car operation. De<:. 27, 1968 meeting read to the two tots, but had requested the However, meanwhile, a letter effect thai the non-conformity Middleport Planning Com- of protest was received from permit for the l~t had been mission to rescind its recom- approximately 10 residents rescinded. However, it was menda lion on the non- near the lot, at the corner of pointed out that records of the conforming permits. Lincoln and South Third Ave., meeting as maintained by the Council at the May meeting asking that-Goble not be per- clerk-treasurer are "official." had acted upon the recom- milled to eslablish the used car Council had not rescinded the mendation of the Planning lot there. . measure, but had asked The Commission in approving the William D. . Childs of the ·Planning Commission to use of the two lots in the non- . Planning Commission, ad- rescind its · recommendation in conforming category. dressing council, ,said the reference to the Lambert and . Time.elapsed, and it was ~nly Planning Commission had Anthony lots. 'r -- 22 Draw Fines hie Used Car Lot Keith Goble Ford, lnc., was given the green light Monday night to establish a used-car lot ne1t to the company's new car agency on South Third Ave. by. Middleport Village Council. Discussion on the permission of cquncil for Goble to proceed became complicated when several members of council slated they wer~ of the opinion council had rescinded legislation back in 1968 authorizing Goble to proceed. However, Clerk-Treasurer Gene Grate read minutes of council meetings from May 27, 1968and Dec. 11,1968. The May meeling minutes indicated that the t.amhert and Anthony lots Twenty.four memberships have been received thus far, Grueser reported. Crow said he mel recently with a man who will be al the Gavin plant and gavehim a tour of the area to show what facilities are available. Crow noted that there is a need for a listing of sale and rental property in the Meigs area. Crow suggested that a committee be named to secure this information. He said approximately 2,000 men will be hired at the new mine site and 400 at the new Gavin plant. Crow observed that physical appearance of Pomeroy is not good, referring to the empty buildings on Main Street. New Vice-President Reed stated that Paul Simon has offered office space for listing of houses. Grueser suggested that dates for next year's Regatta be set and plans be made for the Christmas activities. No action was taken, however. Attending the noon luncheon at Bowers' Drive In Restaurant were Grueser, Reed, Crow, N. W. Compton, Earl Ingels, Dale Warner, Richard Chambers, Jack Carsey, and Kerr. town, Pa. said the license did not go to it. Mack and a Soviet trade delegation agreed last May to a deal under which Mack would help design and equip the huge $1.4 billion Russian truck plant. The agreement is contingent on approval of the required export licenses. If the licenses are issued, the deal will lead to the export over the next two years ol at least $750 miUion worth of goods sold by United states firms to Russia last year. The Defense Department is said to be opposed to issuing Mack the license. Those in the administration who favor the sale say it would help stimulate the depressed American rnachine tool industry, show the Russians that increased trade would spring from agreement on political issues such as Berlin and arms controls, help the sagging u s balance of · · cJ • a WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Strom Tburmlllld, R· S.C., cltlog iatelllgeoee reports, bas said .tile Sovlell are deploylog aadear missile-armed subllllU'iaes from Cuban ba11e11. Thurmoad made tile cllaJ1e In a statement lsaaed Mooilay compariDg the streagthl 91 the Americlft aDd Soviet navies and merebant lleeU. "Current lotelli1eace reports also iadleate the Soviets have brokeD their liiZ agreemeot with the Ullited States by depleyillg 1ucleu missile lauachiog aubmarllles at Cubaa bues," Tbunnoad wrote. trade and ease Russian anxieties over Prest(ient NIIon's decision to lower trade barriers with China. • erry Died Today WJ l1' Charles . John Werry, 78, . Pomeroy; Harold, Gallipolis; P.omeroy, d1ed Tuesday m~r- · Walter,Mason, W. :Va.; John, of nmg . at Veterans Memonal Hemlock Grove, and Paul, d Hospttal. "' Dayton; a brotfter, Herman, d Before his retir~ment, Mr. Pomeroy; a sister, Mrs. Werry was custodi~n at the Amanda Kaspar, of Pomeroy, Pomeroy Semor H1gh School and several grandchildren and many years. HE> was a member great-grandchildren. of the Trinity Church, Pomeroy, Funeral services will be beld an.d of lhe Pomeroy Firemen's at 1 p.m. Thursday at 1'rlni:y Assn. Church with the Rev. W. H. Surviving are his wife, Perrln officiating. FriendiiiiiJ Lucretia H. Woodrum Werry; a call aLthe Ewilll Fanenllk.IM daughter, Mrs. Forrest Phelps, any time. 8l:lial will !It Ill Dayton; five sons, Albert, of 8e'ec11 Grove OenliiEI). �·, 1-Till D1DJ lllilllt!llel'•·l"llldlill'••~~~'..~&oii'WI_.,.,,o~,. v •. w .._ , at.Pwwoy,o.,August 10,19'11 l 11, 11'11 BY WiLLIAM S. WHilE WASimiGTON - Geqe Wallac:e'~ public cleclarailon of a finn teiOive to run aptn for the presidency next year unless 111aalqulte unUkelyeveniS come to pus baa overnlght altered the whole political landscape. It Is first of all, a sun)riae, even to the IM it Is IIIIlCh mote than aiiJ!'PI'ile. It . is a bl"" directed to the heart of President Niion'a. bopea for 19'1%. For on every PI nt objective indicator the President simplymostcarryasubstantialpartofthe South - if, that Ia, the Democrats do not • nCIIIIlnate as his ~ SOII)e far :out, self-defeating, ullra-Uberallsolationisl as, Paper . say, Sen. George McGovern of South · Dakota, . aagest of Souuiern 'politicos. 'I11ey bad Indeed, the whole master strategy of f18urec1 the Alabama governor to be ac- the Niion Administration bas long been 1ua11y out of it on the 115SU111Piion that he built upon an awareness thai the President bad pasaed his bat for contributions too has little chance of doing much at the polls often and could not again raiae enough in the ·urban East and must rely upon a to barnstorm this country. mural made up of the bulk of the Southern w••,;ingiO; White . money · ts ...~ofT . c:uuo:clim ia that White a- illfwman notably electoral votes......., exasif lbe . pius the Mjddle Westud much or the Far_ will tullll!de in deep Jill it._')' lblt · his eleclillll were held -•ow Mr. N"aon Wesl - in this cue, moet poignantly, native Califcnia. probably would lale the state. · The p. :tent's - t ' - ' or Tesas Btyond all Ibis, h::aua , lies : lbe ..--ultima'-.._ni...,ofthellnlot-api:;;ly for'nextyear'sl'lectionbas;orc:oune,long ..,_ ...., -""by WallaCe. Wbile be is clr!w*i•ing of the since been signalled in bis cbW:e ,..._. fooner Democrstic govanor or the state, the Administration' r.- scbool int.egralim_ JohnCoilnally, to he at ooceblsSetnlary policies he calls tooharib (and the~ of the ...._ ___ ud bis cbief spokesman Republicans are simgJtaDK1111J .. ~, ..._as •- -),the cue II. the Wallace on all ecommic and fiscal affairs. · """" - .,., -~-~~--is in the ecm<mic field. No man Hisequallyurgentreqalremellttohold -wt Califcnia bas been !l"'llrd rut more in the COUDtry could .-eWallaadraitlyis""":j 0 Y recen1ly _in the decisianto hold the 19'12 unemplo~eot. For « , .......-.....nv a raceoiSsoe polilidao; _at Republican National Clmaltion in San ....,.. ~~ bottom he is an oJd.&shillll!d popnlml., Diego. The fact of the matter in tllis ..._ , Ji""not . somuchtothecoJorastothe_ .......,....... lbin ~-thoots r1. lbe lower ecmomi . c ......cl ~manwbogot~10milliGnvotes from within those clnses in the _... 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And it'S • ........., •• •• anenchantingcbore,upJoringtheiiiiiTOllllding ,_ • lauran"" there's ooe rule of .........o r - res . ...; palate-lbefarlber~eacapefromRAme, the lesa ezpelllive the oomestibles. RAine's prices flit everything ane up samewb.Jtlfnolas brulally orbited 81 Paris and Londllll, bQt as you explore the IDia and likes -"-t mounialns, smnebolzy- up there your"""" --"the ....... is r•••t -bat your accountant orauu avuu ... dered, finandally. In --u, an Italian . · tourist town _ few ruUI;a AmericaJ1s ane seen - the finest restaurant is o.cmni, run by the same-MJDe brothers where a bill for the best or evetylblng, wine too, runs further off 1he abrut 10,000iire, ~6 .... Explore bealenpathudfinlthedeligblfulliltleTaverna deDo SCQntino ("locale Rustico") 1111 V1a acerone 2Z In another .,;....,ard town, Grottoferrala: Our meat4~4our with no rt his modest lillie lunchftim cabala and cm ~came (with tip) to 4,0110 lire; abrut tbelr say-10 we rented sight WlleeD .... 'l1lelr a buck ud a half each .... Mter Paris liDs, we estnesl urging bas bad Its bappy ending an- almost got the bends. 1118Dy for these nine summer vacations, and the where RAine scriveners omgregated, DJOYie producers directors and acton followed. with ' bikini-attired starlets, even a few bCIIest-to..........nHobmenl actresses at their sides wldle ----.----they!Jr8l!edpacentagesandi1J'CB!flandprd.its ---"-1 ' .... One Rlmanjuuu..... (wue •WIPI+P",_ in New York Jut joarulloll in Italy, actually ..."'- as ' 'dottc:ai •"flit all ,.....,_ greeted .,,..ya "lntellectuala" in Italian eyes, if not our ... Gin """•Jiano _.__ heal is ) own ___ ,......,.. 0 ~.., , """"" ecoomJlcs and ""''lies, far from our IJ!IOl in the JIW-I , toy department or journalism, Introduced US to Tony Prantera's fresh and delicious mini-tlp!l, c.illed Hello Cabala. One year we'd intended to rent a villa cm the __._,_ se!i, but Gino and Pia Sole, Rome's top journalist talked · 011 I d. II (no good villas ' ua tMedl•--·avallableanymoreexceptgian .............. wbiteelephanb!, hardly rt Hannibal's choice).... Instead,theysuggested,TonyPrantera bad just builladozensmallvlllason the higher I!EJIIIllf! &....·-·••..... .are ,_UIIt Completes Wedding Plans Plans bave been completed ' for the marriage of Miss Shar1111 Kay Elardo, daughter rt Mr. and Mrs. John Elardo, Gallipolis, to John Evert Bowman,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Olarles Bllllllllln, Jackaon. The open church wedding will be solemnized Saturday at the Middleport Church of Christ Fifth and Main Street Mid: dleport with the Rev. Moyer' offici aling and Mr . Raullin K!!DDeth Sciles, church elder, assisting. The 4:30 afternoon ceremony wii\ be preceded by ooptial organ music by Mrs. ·OJester Erwin beginning at 4 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moyer will be the soloists. . Miss Elardo has chosen 88 her . matron of · h(Jlor Mrs. Lois Shalilbaugb, Latonia, Ky., and Miss Sara Jane Jones Jackson, as her maid of honor, Bridesmaids will be cou.s , ' the brid tHilect; the M. &!san and cathy Elardo of ' Joseph, ~lo. The flower girl wul he Miss Angelia Eldaro of St. Joaepll, Mo., and tl!e ringbearer will be Master John Elardo the lrldHiecl's brother. ' ·Mr. Bowman's best man will he his brother, Mi-. Stephen Bowman Columbus. Groomsmen win be Mr . Michael Callahan aDd Mr. Michael Rose rt Jacboo, cousins of Mr. Bowman, ~nd Mr; William SliawMI of Jlebon. t ra will ._ M•. Fred u County Organizations To Be Reviewed at Fair A . junior revue of ihe county extension office or organlzatilllll in lbe oomty bas Mrs. Sauer by Salllrday. been planned as a part of Junior 'Ibis is the second year for a Fair night on Wemesday, Ang. junior organization revue. The 18, at '6:30 p.m. in front or the first year a good,.,. esenlali1111 Meigs Coonty grandstand. was pre sent and Ibis year an Letters bave been directed to even larger representation is key people in youth groups expected. around the county astJng that an individual be named to represent each organization with that person to give a brief resume of the organization, its of activities, and the lllllilber people involved. GrouJII are asked to ccmlacl either the Meigs County ExMr. ~d Mrs. ~ne Jt!fers tension Office, 992:3185, or Mrs. · and family entertamed With a Harold Sauer, 742-.'1154, to ad. far_ewell party f~r Dr. and Mrs. vise of their planned par- Luis ~:UBo of Athe~ who. ane ~cipation. retur~g soon to the Domi~ucan Orl!anizations not receiving a Republic. ~re were 54 friends letter are urged also to make present and ~eluded Mr. ~ contact with Mrs. Sauer or Mrs. Mrs. Carlos Silva and family, Farie Cole, advisors, and gain Dr. and Mrs. James Scott and "rognition during the junior family, Dr. and Mrs. Jack · 11e. For scheduling purposes Rapaport and family, Dr. ~ " is requested that group Mrs. lrwm Unger and family, representatives contact either ~-and Mrs. Jerry Mullens and children, Dr. and M~s . Lawrence LaJohn and family, Alverson, Gallipoli!, ud Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Avelardo MooFrank Souders, Jacboo.. cayo and family, Mr, Juan Guest hostess will be Mrs. Locano, Mr. Alfredo Estava, stephen Bowman, Col•mbus, Nancy Copan, Pam Brooks, and registering guests wiD be Mille Lawson and the host the Misses Lisa and Lori famtly. . Callahan of'Cbillicolbe. Evan _David . W~seman, An open receptioo 1rill im- Rutland, VISited With hiS great~lely foil~ the ceranony grandparents, Jl!r. and Mrs. in the Fellowship Hall of the Earl Starkey, while bls parents cburcb. · . were moving to Cambriclse. Carpenter News, Event dollar · p1J • American ISJDgJng again in W~Europe.FellS or a possible devalualian<l.lbe I a._ cannot"--IIII!R·. ,·. As to l1le Dell uals, wtw:•a tbeJ migbt ,....W..Ie il&l1 , _ is lliit ~. d__, _n _. .. , . _ w.u.e ~ that UftU ...,.. ~·"' ......... IS,.. - - Satch Makes '73 Bt•mbers Unknown f· •« ._DI!IS <:,.": m· TheodonJs Council Jnsta/Js Qjjicers neodorus -lbod. DaiiJ' No Holiday Fo:.. MiJl • er In Tenth A • • :•n --•ttee ,_.d MCI'Iis i "Did you know that Debbie only cleans her house once a month'?" On Friday morning, August 13, the Congressman hegins his day in Gallia County where be will participate in a 11 a.m. meeting in Gallipolis to discuss possible plans for the development of the Chick· 65, or More Bow met Fairha.ea Patio Coven No Contract, no Managmg . Switch W0 uld says ran Cut Robbie's Pay 100% Downing, Childs Agency, Inc. POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. • Bengals to Settle One In Detroit Ford Dealer Clearance All71 Fords, can atrucks Preppers Working Hard c1owns 1as1 Saturday night. "Alii can say is Ken is going IAl be a fine pro quarterback," CANTON' Ohio ( UPI) - The Brown said of the 22-year-<>ld. "He was ~•·"" and he rifled NorthandSouthhighschooifool· ~"""'u ball teams, prepping for the 26th the ball beauiifully · He's quite annual Ohio high school allo~;tar a prospect." football game Friday night al Brown had praiae as well for Fawcett Stadium here, :went the n;st cf his squad. "Most through two brisk workouts everyone among our new young Monday, a daily routine for people showei:l prowess," he sd ••id. "You can lake anyone. them through Thur ay. The teams scrimmaged last Fred Willis and Doug Dressler Saturday, but no further heavy both ran well. conlacl work was planned by • "If you want IAl lmow where either Bob Commings of Mas· the major bright spot· was, it sillon, the North coach, or Dave was the defense. We tried a lot Haines, of Sidney, the South , of people and they all perform· coach. ' ed. The North lost another player ''They have quickness and Monday, dropping the squad to speed and they are getting 27 players out of their original together with their team play· squad of 29. The South still had 11 is beginning to show." aU 29 players. And.did he see any wealmess- Leaving · for hoihe from the : es? Yes, in punt defense. Norlh team was 2IJO.pound, 6-3 "We let them break out of end Ed Harris af Toledo Mathere too often," be said. comber, whosufferedastrained ; The Bengals will continue knee ligament duri~g last Tues; trainirig at Wilmington College . day's workout. Leaving over the : this week in preparation for the weekend was Scott Reynolds, with the lions. 235-poundtacklefromWesllake, with a badly injured elbow. Neither player was scheduled In 1971 an airliner crashed in to see action in Friday's game. Earlier last week Jeff Schag, : Pl!ru, killing 99 perSons, 54_of Mansfield Madison High SchOol, :than Americans. · amauga Creek Projecl Fnim Gal1ia County he moves on to F'ood oy where he will conduct an Open Door Session in the Jury 8fNm at the Meigs County Courthouse !rGm l::J0-2 e1s r.;';{.~nt~tv~he -~ ...., will conduct an Open Door Session in the Mayor's Office at Belpre. The lOth District laWIIIIIker winds liP his day in Athens where be will be at his mobile office on the fairgrounds thai evening. On Saturday morning, August 14, the Congressman will be at his district office in Lancaster from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. where he will conduct scheduled ap· pointmenls with area residents. That aftern01111 Miller will be in. · New Lexington for an Open Door session in the Juvenile Court Room at the Perry County Courthouse from 3-4 p.m. c!'gressmanSunday, = : t ~ - ~-~ ~w~(yLYfJ It at Age of • ~ the · • -.t .wi diaD. ByDA'VIDW. aRl'IE -won't give mid. damage .. ew I bita DE'l'BOIT (UPI}-Tbejuryis ~ in high ~ aca ¥"· dollar, sparked by a still out cm whether the new cidents. ~ ...... . • t ~ ..... congressillllal report released sbock..,_,bingla•••...,.wllidt The reasan they sboald lessen ... """~~ -.:-,..: Satur!fay, reduced dollar 1rill appee• 011 1973 aufmJoMes car damage in low S!-' absillbtd, •C*" 'llli:ie danand cm ~ 1111111ey will cut damage repair costs collisiCIISandthereanealotor CLtiled•~ b e · markets Mooday ud thus sent («motorists. them, in ~· ~ and ?" pidlably bat ils •**!li. its price in relalicm to other Some Detroit eqets say oowded biglnraY5-"". basic. ~ ri•* . 1 by that currencies into a IIO!II!dive. It bit damage repails oets 1rill go 'l'be new '"myr 1rill stick out !oui"-iadl _._. in tile -=ta 22-year low in West Gamany. · from the grille and fenders .,.•• In reaction, lbe danand for BaaineN Today frun line to four inches Most ...,b8c h•IJ · goldsoaredinlmdcmwhereits of than will he momted with GeDnl ~ 3 price shot up to $43.94 an OIIDI!e, down not ooly cm cars equipped either bydraolic or rublla" plans to_ &JIIIll an b. 1 . an · ncrea•• of •1.20 sin-'th --', _ _ but cm cars --'--' 11..,,..«t •t ....... ~1M I ~ • -- w• " " " " _ . . . . . . . ..,.....,.... ·....-. .,__, bas ._ •• 1 c. - wiiJI a Friday . Devaluation of the they're collisi1111 with thai much ' lib pr I 1t sboct. r,.u "", • -:- 0 or ~~·=·~= dollar would mean it would take dan't bathem. Others po111 · I absoi hers. I libber . 51 . " .:.._ ·b....,_.._ Dlids. .__ •, ,.~ moreAmericancunencytoliuy totheCGIIIofthe.-!Jumpas Jnalow~collisioo,'tbese ~. • - - e 1---1. awnibr · to the same amount or gold, the ud say, ''rna.....,." - - · would te" - . line .....,_.- ,_ •·•·tbe F<Kd baD Bat international monetary stan- Any o•ldnsicmiDDSI be based to four inches, then retmn to instead of~ ...;._lllie. dard. an collisiCIIS UDder 11 miles per their normal pasi.tioos without ·•-' COWMBUS _ 1BE slate hour. Tbe.-bumperspl•nned damage to the grille or fender Oaids mo-riJI& the bwmper Department or Insurance is back !IIIIa" the bylbulir sending thousands of PI e, lbe nllbet inSide lbe questionnaires to purchasen or •o • o1e' I as the insurance to find out if they ••xljP'ieli-=-.tbeai!Wiiacts werevictimirectbyagents. "We to aigioll pusilimi wlla the are sending questionnaires Jnsla)latiaa of ollicers by State ()wmri1 was -....m fcrceure !JIIDl. where thele is any indicalim in Mrs. Edna Reibel was a feabft (« Aog. ~ in ()!lomhos OI)'I'Sier has aot said Jet our reports that state ... the •nm•l ; _ , ; , d. II was reprted t!Jal Mrs. what 51 I "it wil-. 'DIIft's regulations have been Co-:;u- 17. I.yda llf.lell is bome from a tmd method, pnlblbly violated," E. L. F'A:kert, deputy ll!aJgbters or Americ:a, Monday Vela'ans Memorial Bcii!Pital, d>eapes! II. all B 46 SliPdirector d. the departmenl, said nigbl Mary Baldwin is i'tclijlel'alin jiOI1s can be made of a mela1 Monday. "lf we find cases d. Mrs, Esthel" Ridenour, at home, and Rllllin lle8rbs is that'Ailldrfcawalaanlnllled gross misrepresentation cm the District 13 deputy, was lbe iD. . rate. Willi Ibis the part of_insurance 521-mlen we inspecting offlce.r. Installed Mrs. Snumelield Willi the · bumper would ld -..:lin to will bring charges." c-ere Mrs. Edith Spencer, prize prbgP. cmtribu,ted by orjgina1 pnsilion, ., a npU --~- .. _ Edith Sauer. mn. u-- .._. ~ Wllild haft to :sb:->1• • F'A:kert said about 50,0110 inrialie junior past..........-; ...u. surance salesmen work in Ohio, Mrs. Glen Sntlel, .........,1or; Ri.Pe1•oa discus8ed lnsutw or repila l1le wdll wilb 55 Ibis Is. Ford ........,;men11!d and the department believes Mrs. Cora B gle, •.....VIe benefits. ~only a few are dishonesl councilor; Mrs. Margaret Reflesbawls were sa•ed. ~=-=-7= lbclair, imide ..,.Urel; Mill. Ferne Rousb, financial .---"-' - - - - - ---=-,. !IJOdr:l:s secrelar'f; Mrs. n.Da Slabl, . 'l'be CMI'all ; 'jew a all assistant finaJrial ~etary; The S! f 1' ••mq cteetes is: Will it . nie Aim•.,. Lillie ,._.... treallftl' DEvoTED TD TN E. 1 ec~oce aiSis to the mulaisfs! Mrs. . ..._.., ; , INTEREST OF ByUDitedl'ress latenlao.a1 Mrs 'Nettie Bayes nna:ling Jo\E!GS-MASON AREA Ford's l"lt*'~ liPe belli Today is Tuesday, Aug, 10, ' Mrs' Reibel I CHESTERL. TANNEHILL, p!icedsat$Jtlperewfllr seeretary; · • · E1K. Ed. .__ and ..... the 222nd day of 1971. lqa ntativetostatecouncil; ROBERTNOEF~ICH, ...... t ,_.PI*.. ·.a The moon is between its full ..._ alter te CilJEdiler ,_,.,_,._, tllellllliaab..__ 8 ayes. DUD. Dl r Published da ilY eJ_C!!pl '--""-T :r-....... phase and last quarter. tepr Ill !lalive, md Mrs. Cora Saturdar br Th~ OhiO van~r r#. the new 1 4riS is Tbemornmg " slaisareVems, Be gle tnJsll!e Publishin11 companr . Jll I'OidoctiaD in ,.,.. 5 Ollis, JIOl Court St.. Pomeroy. Oh.o. safely. So, in lk l:ase or Mars and Saturn. Sening a piaJjst in the . 4Slt.9. Business Otlice Phon• The evening slais are Merco- abaence of Mrs. Ben Neutzling •n-21S6. Editorial Phon• 992- t.nnpers', be 1c ~.. . 2157. hi " ...... • ~ ry, Mars and Jupiter. was Mrs. Belen Wolf, ""--er Socond class poslage paid a1 pro 11C .,.. ~ ,_.. Those born 1111 Ibis day are ,__,,_ Other__...._lhe Pomoroy. Ohio. wmld be ......_ IIIIa thai ""V1... oMoJ". 5-"" Na1ional advertising ~ WASBlNGTON, D. C. -With under the sign of Leo. inllpectiaa, all !rGm 0Jester r•pr•senlati•e Bollinell i- 1 ~ .....- the IDle hlit. Congress breaking for a President Herbert Hoover Council were Mrs Erma Gallagher, Inc ., 12 East <2nd 1nsaraoce u• 4 · 11aw tri t . ' · St .• New York Cdy; N~ York. . . • month's I&! • lOth Dis C was born Aug. 10, 1174. OeJand ()anrl deputy; Mrs. Subscription rot•s : De- pr<llllised ~ l:lllies wllb _ . Representative Clarence E . On this day in hiStory: Ada and Mrs Jean ' li•ered br carrier where bnnqe s, bat lbe ra11es as:biiilMil!er, beads back to In 1776 a · of $nnnefield.' . ••ailable 50 cents per week : ly .....'t (DI2 .._ ._ ; Br Molor Routew"her•carrior _ , . . . . . .Southeastern Ohio for a busy Benjamin Franklin, John During 1he meeting con- 1 un.ic• not •••;lable: On• Since all-isfs wi55 baw to schedule of constituent ac- ,. ___ and.,.. ___ JATwSCII ~....... "' u - .._..;... a m~lwh 'vl.15. o8 • mail i'!l~hDOiO buy the ••1•+"---' ld all .......... • .......... ""'u' -~- wiN·~. anu . • .. ne y•ar. •. . - --~tivities. suggested the United States cmtributiaa was made to the ~~nl::'s0 ~~h~o . 'J~~<crJp'\~!~ mot.cnsls baw aid! · ""ts. On Thursday,..... ~••!, 12, the .,..,I "E Pluribus UDWD" as '---" ,_, __ fund • ...: to · · 1 s T. + · _.. pa• .....,_ ....,.. ......, ..... _,.._ ..... pnc••ncudes _unday •mes- ...~ • ...,. , ",..,. Congressman will be in the motto for the Great Seal. lbe State CoiiJci1 hJe••n. s-t•••'. something!be'fdida't.m. Zanesville for an Open Door , Session in lbe Commissi'lllei'S Office at the Muskingum . . - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - , , - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , County Courthouse fnm 11 a.m. IAl 12 noon.. That afternoon Miller wiD travel to Morgan County where be will bold a similar session for area residents at the McConnelsville Post Office from 3p.m. to 4p.m. Thursday evening the Congi man will attend the annual F:airfield County Republican Picnic at the fairgrounds in Lancaster. . a::::-=a..:; COIVDT OPEN INTO much · .._ - =-,. mond, I!! afternoon action, can't fight a judgment Meigs Legion Baseball Squad Meigs' 6-5 loss to CamLridge ninth on a confused appeal play three runs to take a 5-4 lead with inning . righthander Rick Van Matre, Meanwhile, the second round Ashley plays Piqua, Cambridge ruling, I guess," was the way b115iness manager swnmed up Monday in the bottom of tht in the opening round of the state who started, on the moUnd. of competition was scheduled on meeis Hillsboro and Archbold . Legion Tournament. Bob Werry led off the ninth the campus of Ashland College faces Worthington. Cambridge scored two runs in with a triple, and with one out today. the ninth to win after a Cam- Gary Hart, pinchhitting for Losers bracket play was set Cambridge 020 1110 012 6-6-2 OliO 010 013 5 85 bridge runner was· called out on · Dick Ash, doubled. Perry went for the morning with _winners Meigs By Unlted Priss !ntorn.tf01111 Ameriaon LNgue Abood, Hollins (9) , (W) and an appeal play at second base. in to run for Hart. Van Matre bracket in the afternoon. Easl Mike Porter, who had singled a was safe on an error, Kevin Archbold, which produced the Breniey. Van Maire and Dixon. W. L. Pel. GB runner home !rem third Sheets walked pinchhitting for biggest offensive output of the Bailimore 67 42 .615 ... Boston 6-4 -49 .566 s By United Press lnteruatloual Willie Davis also bad four hils Fenway Park, Boston, and gave preceding the appeal, came on Brett Hart, and Lonnie Bush day Monday in an 18-3 victory , - - - - - - - - - , Detroit 61 52 ,5-4(1 s They dcn't caU manager Wall for the Dodgers; who are now Sparky Lyle his fourth win af around to score, ignoring the singled, scoring Perry. But Van over Lima, was to meet WorNew York 58 S1 .504 12 Alston of the Los Angeles 4\l games behind the San the year while tagging Ron appeal en a runner going frcm Matre was caught at home on thington while Lima plays RichWashington 46 65 .... 22 Cleveland 45 69 .395 241h Dodgers "The Strong Man" Francisco Giants in the Nation- Perranoski with his fifth defeat first to third. The officials let it the play trying to score. With mond. ABEd Wes! without reason-as Richie Allen aJ League West race. against one win._ Bill Freehan stand. Apparently \t was ruled tw o outs, Burnell singled Collection 18 hits Monday, W. L. Pd. GB Rico Petrocelli singled with hit three homers, Willie Horton the Meigs team had no! called driving in Sheets, but Bush was Archbold scored five runs in the Oakland 71 42 .628 ... learned Monday night for the umpteenth time. two out in the ninth to drive in hit two and Aurelio Rodriguez time. Kansas City S6 54 .509 llV2 picked off second shot down 6th and 8th innings. Joe Myer O.ieago 55 59 .482 wh Richie, who is a $90,000HI· John Kennedy with the winning had one for the Tigers while · Trailing 4-2 going into the going to second base on the play and Rod Bosterman each got 'California 54 62 .460 I8V2 Ml1111050la 51 61 .455 19'h year slugger who sometimes run and give the Boston Red Bob Montgcmery connected ninth, Meigs pushed across at home on Sheets to end the fo ur hits to lead the winners. Ed Milwaukee 48 6-4 .429 22'h doesn't get to the ball park on Sox a 12-11 triumph over the twice for the Red Sox. Grime was the winning pitcher Monday's Results time or al all, arrived late in Detroit Tigers in Monday's only while Dan Hebel suffered the Boston 12 Detroit 11 Monday was essentially a ::c::orr•;;;;;.·,:::,-~··.n:e:e:: :».<:=:1 St. Louis Monday night when other major league game. travel day in the majors but loss. (Only game scheduled) the Dodgers played the CardinParker, who had three the schedule reswnes full blast GREN BAY, WIS. !U,PI)Morning action today inFrancis Peay, who bad !teen a Taday's Probable Pitchers ais. Allen is the kind of a guy doubles and a single, singled Tuesday night. cludes Ashtabula playing Baltimore (Cuellar 13-5) at who figures he'U play whenever home the tie-breaking run in In the American League, · starling tackle for the Green Wadsworth, Kent againsi Mi1111050la (Perry 12-13), night. Detroit (Coleman lHJ at he shows up but AlsiAln is the the third inning as AI Downing Baltimore is at Minnesota Bay Packers for four years, Pomeroy , Cincinnati facing Milwaukee IParsons 9. 13), kind of a manager who thinks went 7 2-3 innings for his 14th Detroit at Milwaukee, Clev.: angrily walked out of training Euclid and Lima against Richnight. . he can play anybod)j he pleases. victory against seven losses. land at Chicago, Kansas City at camp Monday and his coac~, Cleveland (Colbert J-2) at Especially when he has a Downing ran into trouble in the Washington (2) california al Dan Devine, said Peay s Chicago (Bradley e.91, nigh!. Kansas City (Fitzmorris 3·1 $75,000HI·year replacement who eighth inning when the· Cardin- New York and Oakland al move was permanent. and Hedlund 8-6J at Washinglon also happens to be the best als scored two runs to narrow Boston (2). Although Packer officials (Bosman 9-12 and Thomspon 0. fielding first baseman in their deficit to one nm but Jim In the National League it's did not comment 00 the In· ' COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. 3J, twi-nighl. Brewer allowed only one hit in Chicago at Pittsburgh, Atlanta cident that prompted Peay's (UP! ) - Satchel Paige, who California (Wright 10-IIJ at baseball. New York (Bahnsen 10-81, So, Alston scratched Allen the last 1 1.;1 innings to earn his at Sl. Louis, Houston at departure, It was believed he toiled for years in the night. from the lineup and put in Wes 14th save. Cincinnati, Philadelphi at Los had heated words with an shadowland of the Negro Ookland (Hunter 14· 10 and Petrocelli's pinch single end- Angeles, New York al San assistant coach. Odom 6.8) at Bosloo (Pelers \1 - Parker, who proceeded to rap leagues, achieved eq ual status 8 and Culp 13-9), 2, day-night. out four hits and help lead the ed a game marked by 33 hits, Diego and Montreal al San ;,;;:~::::::::::~::;~:;:::, with the other immortals of Dodgers to a 6-5 victory over including severi' homers, five Francisco. baseball Monday when he was Wednesday's Games Bob Gibson and the Cardinals. ·doubles and a triple in Little Enjoy the outdoors as Balllmoreal Minnesota, night _ formally inducted into the Hall Detroit at Milwaukee, night it should bel Howmet patio nJ_ v. of Fame . Cleveland at Chicago. night covers offer custom styl· .rUJy .L' In keeping with his career, Kan City at Wash, 2. lwl-nlghl e ing in a broad lllnll• of Paige accepted baseball 's California at New York colors and ornamental col· Oakland ~I Bosloo. night ATLANTA (UP!)- Star pro highest honor with the same umns to match any home football quarterback Frank combination of pixie humor and Add a touch of exterior. National League Tarkenton said Monday he still cairn dignity which marked a East brightness to patios with wants to play,for the New York career that ied through countW. L. Pet. GB Howmet's exclusive Vee· Giants this year, but he wants it less tank towns to a major Pittsburgh 70 45 ./HI ... Lite rigid-vinyl structural Chicago 62 51 .549 7 in writing. league contract with the This young bride came to us panels. Your home be· St. Louis 63 52 .548 7 " I just . don't care lo play Cleveland Indians and an ap· about insurance. As she and New York >1 ss .509 l1 V2 comes more beaut~ui . .. husband are renters, we without a contract," Tarkenton pearance in the World Series in her Philadelilhia 51 63 . ~7 l8V2 suggested a Tenant Policy more liveable . . . and By MILTON RICHMAN handedly happened to remark him IAl manage them? Johnny said in explaining why he left 1948 _ Monlreal 45 t.9 .395 24'h which combi nes insurance property values go up with Wesl NEWYORK(UP))-"Look,if he wouldn't be able to manage Lipon is making about $30,000. the Giants in Houston Monday Inducted with the 6l>-year-<>ld on their personal belongings Howmet patio covers. W. L, Pel. GB you can manage in Puerto Rico in Puerto Rico the coming · Alvin Dark was getting $60,000. and flew to his home here. Paige, still contending that he with theft and personal San Francisco 68 50 .S/6 coverage, at low · Say the Indians go all out and Giani President Wellington T. doesn't really know his age, liability Cali us today Los Angeles 62 53 .539 41h you can manage anywhere. He winter. pr emium. We at the Atlanta 60 58 .508 8 for a free estimate. managed there so 1 think he "I'd like to go there and do offer Robinson the same thing Mara said in Houston !hal were Dave Bancroft, Jake Downing-Childs Agency _like Houston S1 S1 .500 9 to make lriends thru good can manage any place. In fact it," Robinson said. they were paying Dark. That TarkeniAln had told him he_was Beckley, Chick Hafey, Harry Cincinnati 54 63 .461 13'1> service. sure of it." "You're kidding," Weaver amounts to a $60,000 decrease retiring IJ<;cau~ the G,~ants Hooper , Joe Kelley , Rube I'm San Diego 42 75 .359 25'1> Earl Weaver, the Baltimore said. Monday's Results for Robinson. When was the would not g1ve ~~a loan well Marguard and George Weiss. Los Angls 6 St. louis 5, night manager, was the one doing the "No I'm not. I'm serious/' last time yoq ever heard miD SIX figures . But Tarkenton Paige Hafey Hoo per and talking and the fellow he was "Okay, if you're seriOus I'll anybody in sports cbanging his said "I have not retired, as Marq~ard wer; all on hand for Today's Protwob!e Pitchers Chicago (Pizarro 3·11 al taiking about was Frank do what 1 can to' get you the jcb for a $60,000 pay cui? such" and declined to comment the ceremonies Weiss and Pittsburgh ( Klson 3·2), night. Robinson, his 36-year-<>ld right job." That's nol a cut, it's an on Well,ington 's slatem~nt. "! Bancroft were to~ ill to attend Allanta (Slone 4-4) at St . fielder who supposedly has the Frank Robinscn got the job ampulaiJon. The Department Slore . . just don t want to_ play without a and Beckley and Kelley are Louis(Cieveland 10-91, night. 200 N. 2nd of Building Since "15 Moreover, the lnd1ans are m ·contract," he sa1d. deceased . Houston (Forsch 6·5) at Cleveland managerial job for and won the pennant his first MIDDLEPORT Cincinnati {Simpson 3-4), night. next year already locked up. year, He continued managing a tight f1nanc1al bmd now and Philadelphia (Lersch 4·91 at "I know Frank can do it " Santurce the past two years they're not exactly going .----- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - ----7--- -- - -- - - - - - - Los Angeles (Singer 6-13), says Earl Weaver. "This is' a leading the club to the title in around throwing away money. night. New York (Gentry 9-91 at San rotten thing to say in view af lhe playoffs this year after Exhibit Bobby Hofman dou'' Diego (Kirby 10.9J. night. Montreal (Slooeman 12-9) at the fact Johnny Lipon is the finishing third during the bles as third base coach and traveling secretary. San Francisco (Marichal 10-8), Cleveland manager now, and 1 regular season. know Johnny and he's a good "You don't know what ExhibitB: WaliyBock,a fine night. . man but Frank would be worth managing is until you manage trainer with 22 years' experWednesday's Games whatever price the Indians had in Puerto Rico," Earl Weaver ience, was lei go for no other Chicago al Piltsburgh, night to pay him. He can move 'em says. "If you can handle reason than thai the indians Atlanta at St. Louis, night Houston at Cincinnati, night up in the standings. Plus he'd someone like Ruben Gomez you were able to go cut and get Ph ita at Los Angeles, nighl New York at San Oiegc, night be the first black manager and can handle any~y . A guy hke themselves another man much that would draw people all ever' Juan Pizarro Wlll test you cheaper. Montreal at San Francisco the league. I'd hate to Jose him. pretty good, too. Take Ruben Exhibit C: Don't forget Alvin It would hurt us. But on the Gomez. He doesn't show up for Dark. He has two more years other hand I'd like to manage a couple days. He'Ji always to run on his contract. The against him." have a different excuse but Indians are obligated IAl pay A Boru Battler whadd'ya gonna do, you gotla him $120,000 plus his salary for Earl Weaver is a born accept it. He's been there 22 this month and September. battler. That's why he says years. He's got 21 shutouts I spoke to Frank Robinson he'd love inanaging against against San Juan alone a~d he's about all this, meaning specifi· Frank Robinson. He isn't a tremendous favonte w1th the cally how much less money touting Robinson as a major fans. Fr~nk ran into a few such he'd have to lake to manage league manager because of any problems down there but the Cleveland Indians or any fear Robinson will get his job. handled them ali exceptionally other club, and asked him what WILMINGTON, Ohio (UP!)- Earl Weaver is going to be with weii." his reaction was : The revved-up Cincinnati Ben- the Orioles a long time. He Fine. "I've never thought about it," • gals bave a score to settle in doesn't worry about his job. He The same way there is no he said. merely has hcnest admiration question in Earl Weaver's mind Frank Robinson quite likely Detroit Saturday night. It was the Lions who dealt for Frank Robinson's aU-around that Frank Robinson wili make will be offered a managerial the club its worst defeat of the judgement and ability. a capable major league mana· job some day, Probably by the 19'10 season, 38-3. It was Weaver, in fact, who ger. There is no question in Cleveland Indians. • The Bengals play the Lions at originally recommended Robin- mine. I question whether he'll He'll have IAl sit down and do : Tiger Stadium for their second son as a manager in the Puerto manage Cleveland next year some thinking. A whole Jet of it. ; ezhibition game and oo"!"'g on Rican Winter League to Hiram .though. What it'll all boil down to will · the heels of their 27-10 wm over Cuevas, owner of the Santurce Why? Simple economics. You be a question of whether he Miami, the prospect of another Cl b know money prefers the money or the Here's your big chance to own any Ford In stock at the win looks bright. u Wins Pennant 1st Year Fr~nk Rcbinson is making challenge of a new jcb plus the year's lowest prices. No.1 sporty car, Mustang, for example. Bengals Coach Paul Brown Weaver had managed San- $120,000 with the Orioles this prestige of becoming the first Or No. 1 selling compacl, Ma•erick, Or best-selling subcompact, Pinto. Or even a smooth·rldlng was still marveling Monday Ioree for Cuevas previously and year and figures to make at black manager in basebali Ford pickup truck. You name, we have fl ... for lesst , abrul his rookie quarterback, one day while silting alongside least that much if he plays with hisiAlry. ; Kenny Anderson, a product of Robinson on the bench here in them next year. Frank Robinson isn't at aU , an obscure college in Illinois - New York during the 1968 Indians' Money ~w anergic to money. · Auslana - who hit on six af 10 season the Baltimore pilot off- . What can the Indians pay Knowing him though, I think • pass attempts for two touchhe'll lake the managing job. en Scratched· rosy ........ I - il • r's "Meani-...-' definition- lbal. is ID ,..,, •, ..... ..z .........., · do8ment hi iAad* Ill jMP . .. . ,...;.,Iiiii.,.. an a • ••• Jllkr If h::t. . :-;;-.;;_, ia If Ji&ll ..- ":' the •dmi• · "•lion willl eqJIII -laiilly ;:I I..Amot•nt .of Savings in BYJACK01DWN embardt,lsinmgbl • RUJ JIDI,IES, lTAUAN BI'YU!: Meanwhile, Tlllly Prantera· was not a gen- been named the winna or 1be MARINO, Italy- Wecan'lccmpletel,ypula Geman to standstill: after a couple d. years be Ohio Youth conservation finger cm why we've eacaped the ~dway bullta UWe hotel (30\'(XDIS) atop lbe ~bBI Awards program, spCIIS(ftd by jlqle every year for the past nine to bole uP ... wb1cb his prfllldly bub, but da,tlmes, the Ohio Federaticio or Soil ud plewnlly in Ibis litUe town 14 miles IOiith of p5 nlly c:ooi at night; Tony advenws air- water Coo se vation Districts. Rime In the Alblln Bills .... Our nelg!Wn ane, mdtiCIIIng In his brochures, ud we're not Second place was won by juataboveua,PopePaulinblnmnm!l'palaceat catain If It is a bqlefuJ1y ful!iristlc buut, Brenda SUe Newcome, 16, CUtel Gandolfo; 1110yards below Ia Sopbla Loral perhaps TCIIy's ecologicaJ pride in the fine Pure Frazeysburg, and Valind, iliher.,OOO,OOOvilla, tw-ollllll've!ouaCcilltraststo air d. Ilia dellgb1fulliltle vineyard town, or Uoyd, Lancaster, was awarded our tiny villa; more a viletla ... The weather? silent suggestion that what's airy enougb for third place. Miss Pattee was 'l'bal'sa great pari of it, lot the climate in tbi8 PGpe Paul and Sopb1a Lcren shooJd be em- given a $4011 coiJege scholartiny town bas been uDfmni)o oplenlld f« the cltllllingenoogbfor~m; anyway,ll'sc:oolnigbts•. ship; Miss Newc:une a $3011 nineyearswe'vebeenvacalllllllngbere,eEept OJronlysigbd.reeretinTOIIf'S""P"Ni"'is scholarship and Miss Uoyd a me early fall when II rained six c!ays slnigbt, the fact thai he buill an . o~.ou,1 ¥s tdJie pool $21111 scholarsbip. "'--•t to OJ More than 1,000 Ohio cmvenlenlly cl~ up the day we'""" ,_ abandllll!d, ten .. • ...Uy be always aays, the . T-•"ers entered the comN- York. •• c:cmforlably smaller kldneyol!baped pool of our petition, ~...... which emphasized little Despite our celebrated nelgbbors, our earliest visits llillCIIII the vineyards ud the ridiculous nor· ,_...,_._t·, A•'- h"kinis. resource development and digs ·-'t -....,. Uauu.~UA~ VUV - --·managaoenl Miss Pattee said ccmparatlvely small ;... But we bave a terrace As we've maintained before, you pay your big enough to be proud of and all the functional lire ud you criticize as you prefer: Outside of sbe worted flit more than a · nitl ud Mostly . year 1111 her winning entry, cmvenlences ,and arne es more: the smaJ!er pool we ~~liB~!• if not excruciatingly, entitled ''Thermal Pollution_ the fact that we love the JlllluraJ, mspo!Jed, we have nary a l'CIIlplamt .... Apart from the . Effect of Warm Water on ~hlstlcaled rural Itaoflianavisi•~~wil.th~ Italian lemperament we admire (nolhillg lPes ~of Plants." The pro·wt, day .... No resentment ...., =-•DB""""" any1111e into de~.rale city-e~le nerv~us sbe said, proved warm • llfteryou'veCIIIII!backtoashoptheseo'Oiidlime rillblng),tkpaceJSIJimcslataJW~blepeddllng canbaveabeoeficialeffecton and a warm sense of neigbborllneas after that. point.. .. WefeelabautilasPary~'swbole plant genuinatioo and growth Our landlll'd is a bands«me Rlman gen- staff once 881)11 to him at a show biz banquet: rate. lleman who now is approaching mini- ''We've Gr....n Atcustomed to Your Pace," the WASHINGTON _ THE Cllllglcmerate status, impressive for a fellow )liii'OIIy dawdled, and as we debarti: a plane (we United Mine Workers (UMW) who started as a newspaperman, became OWDa" paid our plane fare and can omplaio thai governing board bas authorized of Hostaria deU Orso, Rome's fanciest Alilalia bt my one huge suitcase for several its members to strike the restaurant (the only one we lmow wbereln you days with all my clothes and oolwmHlotes; first nation's coal mines if no _,wear jacket 8011 cravat in RAine), and ud prabably Dilly beef ol OlD' vacation trip, agreementisreacbedonanew proceeded to parlay liB own family viDa c:uD parenthetiatlly) we aclllally feel o~r perrylike conlract by Sepl 30, a union ll1rimmii:W pool in Marino into a 1\ylilb tmaiiP. pace shlfled gean to about a llird our IJIItiDII} .Sjl<lkesman said Monday. Some 15 years ago in our early 'iilita to Manhattan bassle·, in boun, the old WJCivllized The vote was taken by the%>--'-'-ble Rime, we se-reral times broke the.....,.... city-fever diminished and calm set in; also member board last 'ruesdlly. It "'~ of Roman • witb a drift to ......... authorizes UMW President W. IDIJII-... •., • .., ,_.,. Marino for a ll'lrim and looch at our J,aodlmd Wesuspectlfwelmewtheworldwouldend A. ''Tony"Boyletocallastrike TIIIIy Prantera's villa .... TCII)' bad turned his iniODiefisSICIIIblecalaclysmayearfrunnow, by the union's 911,0110 working oountry home into a resta111"8111 and IIWimlpol we'dweigh450poundsudilallwouldbe pasta roal miners if the present PVJlar with the Roman literary and jourDallllt • -• • of too The local · ' "hll he is reaDyGDIJ lwn._. e ..... aP k -Ad. • llila p. • ,;.,t's IJOllll - - · _:,_._._tioll Clil•d . . . te" . ~ willld ~puu,_ .- ~ ..,.u.r """_.._...., - •. lllil 1 • n,...., rvoi~e--aJ~~-B~d;;y-l . rWSi'l@l i ~O~ij"Iv S[8Si!Si'ilem<l\l~" lilli:Jiilll\~~ig!W'~hW<!i!W'Wi~ ·~r~:~!I<'WI . Legion Loses to Cambridge 6-5 in Ninth Upset Nixon~s ·Game Plan Populist .Wallace .. ., "Of course, because she has Electric H e'-A> ............ " L .. :game t!t 0:: PaTy County 19 a!tend the annual Steam and Antique . Power s:a... at Gleliord. • ,..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - : - - - -- -L • • . a l!JO.pound halfback, had gone home 'for lrealment of a strep throat. His place was taken by Bernie Sullivan, a 186-pound of· fensive and defensive baifback from Massillon, raisiri,g the slate championTigers' cootribulion to the North team to five players. Moine lmpRM!ment LOANS Cheshire Out In Teeny PIJJy Mason's Angels capitalized on llle wildness of starting pilcher Keith Veith and faulty fielding Monday nigh! to oust Cheshire, 8-2 in the Second Annual Cheshire Pee Wee Tournament. Mason will meet Rio Grande at 6:30 p.m. this evening at the Kyger Creek Employees Club diamond. · · Ric Grande was awarded a ~ forfeit from Centerville Saturday night. The winner of tcnight's contest will meet Racine at 6:30p.m. Wednesday for the tournament cham· pionship. Stanley and Runnion collected the only hits in Mason's victory. Gary Howard and Greg Smith bad Cheshire's only hi:S.. · --Y-ES!-;.. At Meigs Counly Bronch of The Athens Couniy Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second 51. ~omeroy, Ohio Member Federal Home loan Bank. Come to Ford Country tocla.y KEITH .GOBLE FORD INC., 461 SOUTH THIRD ST., MIOOliPORT, OHIO Member Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. All a.-------• ccounis insured up fo $20,000.00. •-...,---~---~---...,---------- �·, 1-Till D1DJ lllilllt!llel'•·l"llldlill'••~~~'..~&oii'WI_.,.,,o~,. v •. w .._ , at.Pwwoy,o.,August 10,19'11 l 11, 11'11 BY WiLLIAM S. WHilE WASimiGTON - Geqe Wallac:e'~ public cleclarailon of a finn teiOive to run aptn for the presidency next year unless 111aalqulte unUkelyeveniS come to pus baa overnlght altered the whole political landscape. It Is first of all, a sun)riae, even to the IM it Is IIIIlCh mote than aiiJ!'PI'ile. It . is a bl"" directed to the heart of President Niion'a. bopea for 19'1%. For on every PI nt objective indicator the President simplymostcarryasubstantialpartofthe South - if, that Ia, the Democrats do not • nCIIIIlnate as his ~ SOII)e far :out, self-defeating, ullra-Uberallsolationisl as, Paper . say, Sen. George McGovern of South · Dakota, . aagest of Souuiern 'politicos. 'I11ey bad Indeed, the whole master strategy of f18urec1 the Alabama governor to be ac- the Niion Administration bas long been 1ua11y out of it on the 115SU111Piion that he built upon an awareness thai the President bad pasaed his bat for contributions too has little chance of doing much at the polls often and could not again raiae enough in the ·urban East and must rely upon a to barnstorm this country. mural made up of the bulk of the Southern w••,;ingiO; White . money · ts ...~ofT . c:uuo:clim ia that White a- illfwman notably electoral votes......., exasif lbe . pius the Mjddle Westud much or the Far_ will tullll!de in deep Jill it._')' lblt · his eleclillll were held -•ow Mr. N"aon Wesl - in this cue, moet poignantly, native Califcnia. probably would lale the state. · The p. :tent's - t ' - ' or Tesas Btyond all Ibis, h::aua , lies : lbe ..--ultima'-.._ni...,ofthellnlot-api:;;ly for'nextyear'sl'lectionbas;orc:oune,long ..,_ ...., -""by WallaCe. Wbile be is clr!w*i•ing of the since been signalled in bis cbW:e ,..._. fooner Democrstic govanor or the state, the Administration' r.- scbool int.egralim_ JohnCoilnally, to he at ooceblsSetnlary policies he calls tooharib (and the~ of the ...._ ___ ud bis cbief spokesman Republicans are simgJtaDK1111J .. ~, ..._as •- -),the cue II. the Wallace on all ecommic and fiscal affairs. · """" - .,., -~-~~--is in the ecm<mic field. No man Hisequallyurgentreqalremellttohold -wt Califcnia bas been !l"'llrd rut more in the COUDtry could .-eWallaadraitlyis""":j 0 Y recen1ly _in the decisianto hold the 19'12 unemplo~eot. For « , .......-.....nv a raceoiSsoe polilidao; _at Republican National Clmaltion in San ....,.. ~~ bottom he is an oJd.&shillll!d popnlml., Diego. The fact of the matter in tllis ..._ , Ji""not . somuchtothecoJorastothe_ .......,....... lbin ~-thoots r1. lbe lower ecmomi . c ......cl ~manwbogot~10milliGnvotes from within those clnses in the _... PI H'rntial eleclim or 1!161 ........., on · · te···'-'• be·~'- to reach di"P"ISIOIIII .,_,...., ...,... . or esCel that level' in IJI2 uriless an ~u. miracle shoUld mamlime befall. Wallace says, a he bas just of dooe, that "only a meani-- ...._. the Ni •m.n-'~"- or ditectian in WID n ......-...... · the Dtm<-uatic party" would cause him not to enter the field next year• the most 11y· • the rea!!OOI!Ille tonclusilll, esperiL ID · lances, · thai he really p! I nl ,Cil'CIIIIIS IS meansilOfcowse,itcouldbearguedlhat ·=•!inC --;--wben u-· ......,, -'-·- Jiglll :~~=.: ::xp::o:l~ a . n d : WJDeS lielwbo !mew him frun his reporting days; and (Marino, Frascati, etc.) are ineqlensively ,...... .... lAil:slll wme, course, deligblfuland.available at their best only cm the 'oc:algr-·...L. (tbeydCII'Itra-1-ll) .... And it'S • ........., •• •• anenchantingcbore,upJoringtheiiiiiTOllllding ,_ • lauran"" there's ooe rule of .........o r - res . ...; palate-lbefarlber~eacapefromRAme, the lesa ezpelllive the oomestibles. RAine's prices flit everything ane up samewb.Jtlfnolas brulally orbited 81 Paris and Londllll, bQt as you explore the IDia and likes -"-t mounialns, smnebolzy- up there your"""" --"the ....... is r•••t -bat your accountant orauu avuu ... dered, finandally. In --u, an Italian . · tourist town _ few ruUI;a AmericaJ1s ane seen - the finest restaurant is o.cmni, run by the same-MJDe brothers where a bill for the best or evetylblng, wine too, runs further off 1he abrut 10,000iire, ~6 .... Explore bealenpathudfinlthedeligblfulliltleTaverna deDo SCQntino ("locale Rustico") 1111 V1a acerone 2Z In another .,;....,ard town, Grottoferrala: Our meat4~4our with no rt his modest lillie lunchftim cabala and cm ~came (with tip) to 4,0110 lire; abrut tbelr say-10 we rented sight WlleeD .... 'l1lelr a buck ud a half each .... Mter Paris liDs, we estnesl urging bas bad Its bappy ending an- almost got the bends. 1118Dy for these nine summer vacations, and the where RAine scriveners omgregated, DJOYie producers directors and acton followed. with ' bikini-attired starlets, even a few bCIIest-to..........nHobmenl actresses at their sides wldle ----.----they!Jr8l!edpacentagesandi1J'CB!flandprd.its ---"-1 ' .... One Rlmanjuuu..... (wue •WIPI+P",_ in New York Jut joarulloll in Italy, actually ..."'- as ' 'dottc:ai •"flit all ,.....,_ greeted .,,..ya "lntellectuala" in Italian eyes, if not our ... Gin """•Jiano _.__ heal is ) own ___ ,......,.. 0 ~.., , """"" ecoomJlcs and ""''lies, far from our IJ!IOl in the JIW-I , toy department or journalism, Introduced US to Tony Prantera's fresh and delicious mini-tlp!l, c.illed Hello Cabala. One year we'd intended to rent a villa cm the __._,_ se!i, but Gino and Pia Sole, Rome's top journalist talked · 011 I d. II (no good villas ' ua tMedl•--·avallableanymoreexceptgian .............. wbiteelephanb!, hardly rt Hannibal's choice).... Instead,theysuggested,TonyPrantera bad just builladozensmallvlllason the higher I!EJIIIllf! &....·-·••..... .are ,_UIIt Completes Wedding Plans Plans bave been completed ' for the marriage of Miss Shar1111 Kay Elardo, daughter rt Mr. and Mrs. John Elardo, Gallipolis, to John Evert Bowman,' son of Mr. and Mrs. Olarles Bllllllllln, Jackaon. The open church wedding will be solemnized Saturday at the Middleport Church of Christ Fifth and Main Street Mid: dleport with the Rev. Moyer' offici aling and Mr . Raullin K!!DDeth Sciles, church elder, assisting. The 4:30 afternoon ceremony wii\ be preceded by ooptial organ music by Mrs. ·OJester Erwin beginning at 4 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moyer will be the soloists. . Miss Elardo has chosen 88 her . matron of · h(Jlor Mrs. Lois Shalilbaugb, Latonia, Ky., and Miss Sara Jane Jones Jackson, as her maid of honor, Bridesmaids will be cou.s , ' the brid tHilect; the M. &!san and cathy Elardo of ' Joseph, ~lo. The flower girl wul he Miss Angelia Eldaro of St. Joaepll, Mo., and tl!e ringbearer will be Master John Elardo the lrldHiecl's brother. ' ·Mr. Bowman's best man will he his brother, Mi-. Stephen Bowman Columbus. Groomsmen win be Mr . Michael Callahan aDd Mr. Michael Rose rt Jacboo, cousins of Mr. Bowman, ~nd Mr; William SliawMI of Jlebon. t ra will ._ M•. Fred u County Organizations To Be Reviewed at Fair A . junior revue of ihe county extension office or organlzatilllll in lbe oomty bas Mrs. Sauer by Salllrday. been planned as a part of Junior 'Ibis is the second year for a Fair night on Wemesday, Ang. junior organization revue. The 18, at '6:30 p.m. in front or the first year a good,.,. esenlali1111 Meigs Coonty grandstand. was pre sent and Ibis year an Letters bave been directed to even larger representation is key people in youth groups expected. around the county astJng that an individual be named to represent each organization with that person to give a brief resume of the organization, its of activities, and the lllllilber people involved. GrouJII are asked to ccmlacl either the Meigs County ExMr. ~d Mrs. ~ne Jt!fers tension Office, 992:3185, or Mrs. · and family entertamed With a Harold Sauer, 742-.'1154, to ad. far_ewell party f~r Dr. and Mrs. vise of their planned par- Luis ~:UBo of Athe~ who. ane ~cipation. retur~g soon to the Domi~ucan Orl!anizations not receiving a Republic. ~re were 54 friends letter are urged also to make present and ~eluded Mr. ~ contact with Mrs. Sauer or Mrs. Mrs. Carlos Silva and family, Farie Cole, advisors, and gain Dr. and Mrs. James Scott and "rognition during the junior family, Dr. and Mrs. Jack · 11e. For scheduling purposes Rapaport and family, Dr. ~ " is requested that group Mrs. lrwm Unger and family, representatives contact either ~-and Mrs. Jerry Mullens and children, Dr. and M~s . Lawrence LaJohn and family, Alverson, Gallipoli!, ud Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Avelardo MooFrank Souders, Jacboo.. cayo and family, Mr, Juan Guest hostess will be Mrs. Locano, Mr. Alfredo Estava, stephen Bowman, Col•mbus, Nancy Copan, Pam Brooks, and registering guests wiD be Mille Lawson and the host the Misses Lisa and Lori famtly. . Callahan of'Cbillicolbe. Evan _David . W~seman, An open receptioo 1rill im- Rutland, VISited With hiS great~lely foil~ the ceranony grandparents, Jl!r. and Mrs. in the Fellowship Hall of the Earl Starkey, while bls parents cburcb. · . were moving to Cambriclse. Carpenter News, Event dollar · p1J • American ISJDgJng again in W~Europe.FellS or a possible devalualian<l.lbe I a._ cannot"--IIII!R·. ,·. As to l1le Dell uals, wtw:•a tbeJ migbt ,....W..Ie il&l1 , _ is lliit ~. d__, _n _. .. , . _ w.u.e ~ that UftU ...,.. ~·"' ......... IS,.. - - Satch Makes '73 Bt•mbers Unknown f· •« ._DI!IS <:,.": m· TheodonJs Council Jnsta/Js Qjjicers neodorus -lbod. DaiiJ' No Holiday Fo:.. MiJl • er In Tenth A • • :•n --•ttee ,_.d MCI'Iis i "Did you know that Debbie only cleans her house once a month'?" On Friday morning, August 13, the Congressman hegins his day in Gallia County where be will participate in a 11 a.m. meeting in Gallipolis to discuss possible plans for the development of the Chick· 65, or More Bow met Fairha.ea Patio Coven No Contract, no Managmg . Switch W0 uld says ran Cut Robbie's Pay 100% Downing, Childs Agency, Inc. POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. • Bengals to Settle One In Detroit Ford Dealer Clearance All71 Fords, can atrucks Preppers Working Hard c1owns 1as1 Saturday night. "Alii can say is Ken is going IAl be a fine pro quarterback," CANTON' Ohio ( UPI) - The Brown said of the 22-year-<>ld. "He was ~•·"" and he rifled NorthandSouthhighschooifool· ~"""'u ball teams, prepping for the 26th the ball beauiifully · He's quite annual Ohio high school allo~;tar a prospect." football game Friday night al Brown had praiae as well for Fawcett Stadium here, :went the n;st cf his squad. "Most through two brisk workouts everyone among our new young Monday, a daily routine for people showei:l prowess," he sd ••id. "You can lake anyone. them through Thur ay. The teams scrimmaged last Fred Willis and Doug Dressler Saturday, but no further heavy both ran well. conlacl work was planned by • "If you want IAl lmow where either Bob Commings of Mas· the major bright spot· was, it sillon, the North coach, or Dave was the defense. We tried a lot Haines, of Sidney, the South , of people and they all perform· coach. ' ed. The North lost another player ''They have quickness and Monday, dropping the squad to speed and they are getting 27 players out of their original together with their team play· squad of 29. The South still had 11 is beginning to show." aU 29 players. And.did he see any wealmess- Leaving · for hoihe from the : es? Yes, in punt defense. Norlh team was 2IJO.pound, 6-3 "We let them break out of end Ed Harris af Toledo Mathere too often," be said. comber, whosufferedastrained ; The Bengals will continue knee ligament duri~g last Tues; trainirig at Wilmington College . day's workout. Leaving over the : this week in preparation for the weekend was Scott Reynolds, with the lions. 235-poundtacklefromWesllake, with a badly injured elbow. Neither player was scheduled In 1971 an airliner crashed in to see action in Friday's game. Earlier last week Jeff Schag, : Pl!ru, killing 99 perSons, 54_of Mansfield Madison High SchOol, :than Americans. · amauga Creek Projecl Fnim Gal1ia County he moves on to F'ood oy where he will conduct an Open Door Session in the Jury 8fNm at the Meigs County Courthouse !rGm l::J0-2 e1s r.;';{.~nt~tv~he -~ ...., will conduct an Open Door Session in the Mayor's Office at Belpre. The lOth District laWIIIIIker winds liP his day in Athens where be will be at his mobile office on the fairgrounds thai evening. On Saturday morning, August 14, the Congressman will be at his district office in Lancaster from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. where he will conduct scheduled ap· pointmenls with area residents. That aftern01111 Miller will be in. · New Lexington for an Open Door session in the Juvenile Court Room at the Perry County Courthouse from 3-4 p.m. c!'gressmanSunday, = : t ~ - ~-~ ~w~(yLYfJ It at Age of • ~ the · • -.t .wi diaD. ByDA'VIDW. aRl'IE -won't give mid. damage .. ew I bita DE'l'BOIT (UPI}-Tbejuryis ~ in high ~ aca ¥"· dollar, sparked by a still out cm whether the new cidents. ~ ...... . • t ~ ..... congressillllal report released sbock..,_,bingla•••...,.wllidt The reasan they sboald lessen ... """~~ -.:-,..: Satur!fay, reduced dollar 1rill appee• 011 1973 aufmJoMes car damage in low S!-' absillbtd, •C*" 'llli:ie danand cm ~ 1111111ey will cut damage repair costs collisiCIISandthereanealotor CLtiled•~ b e · markets Mooday ud thus sent («motorists. them, in ~· ~ and ?" pidlably bat ils •**!li. its price in relalicm to other Some Detroit eqets say oowded biglnraY5-"". basic. ~ ri•* . 1 by that currencies into a IIO!II!dive. It bit damage repails oets 1rill go 'l'be new '"myr 1rill stick out !oui"-iadl _._. in tile -=ta 22-year low in West Gamany. · from the grille and fenders .,.•• In reaction, lbe danand for BaaineN Today frun line to four inches Most ...,b8c h•IJ · goldsoaredinlmdcmwhereits of than will he momted with GeDnl ~ 3 price shot up to $43.94 an OIIDI!e, down not ooly cm cars equipped either bydraolic or rublla" plans to_ &JIIIll an b. 1 . an · ncrea•• of •1.20 sin-'th --', _ _ but cm cars --'--' 11..,,..«t •t ....... ~1M I ~ • -- w• " " " " _ . . . . . . . ..,.....,.... ·....-. .,__, bas ._ •• 1 c. - wiiJI a Friday . Devaluation of the they're collisi1111 with thai much ' lib pr I 1t sboct. r,.u "", • -:- 0 or ~~·=·~= dollar would mean it would take dan't bathem. Others po111 · I absoi hers. I libber . 51 . " .:.._ ·b....,_.._ Dlids. .__ •, ,.~ moreAmericancunencytoliuy totheCGIIIofthe.-!Jumpas Jnalow~collisioo,'tbese ~. • - - e 1---1. awnibr · to the same amount or gold, the ud say, ''rna.....,." - - · would te" - . line .....,_.- ,_ •·•·tbe F<Kd baD Bat international monetary stan- Any o•ldnsicmiDDSI be based to four inches, then retmn to instead of~ ...;._lllie. dard. an collisiCIIS UDder 11 miles per their normal pasi.tioos without ·•-' COWMBUS _ 1BE slate hour. Tbe.-bumperspl•nned damage to the grille or fender Oaids mo-riJI& the bwmper Department or Insurance is back !IIIIa" the bylbulir sending thousands of PI e, lbe nllbet inSide lbe questionnaires to purchasen or •o • o1e' I as the insurance to find out if they ••xljP'ieli-=-.tbeai!Wiiacts werevictimirectbyagents. "We to aigioll pusilimi wlla the are sending questionnaires Jnsla)latiaa of ollicers by State ()wmri1 was -....m fcrceure !JIIDl. where thele is any indicalim in Mrs. Edna Reibel was a feabft (« Aog. ~ in ()!lomhos OI)'I'Sier has aot said Jet our reports that state ... the •nm•l ; _ , ; , d. II was reprted t!Jal Mrs. what 51 I "it wil-. 'DIIft's regulations have been Co-:;u- 17. I.yda llf.lell is bome from a tmd method, pnlblbly violated," E. L. F'A:kert, deputy ll!aJgbters or Americ:a, Monday Vela'ans Memorial Bcii!Pital, d>eapes! II. all B 46 SliPdirector d. the departmenl, said nigbl Mary Baldwin is i'tclijlel'alin jiOI1s can be made of a mela1 Monday. "lf we find cases d. Mrs, Esthel" Ridenour, at home, and Rllllin lle8rbs is that'Ailldrfcawalaanlnllled gross misrepresentation cm the District 13 deputy, was lbe iD. . rate. Willi Ibis the part of_insurance 521-mlen we inspecting offlce.r. Installed Mrs. Snumelield Willi the · bumper would ld -..:lin to will bring charges." c-ere Mrs. Edith Spencer, prize prbgP. cmtribu,ted by orjgina1 pnsilion, ., a npU --~- .. _ Edith Sauer. mn. u-- .._. ~ Wllild haft to :sb:->1• • F'A:kert said about 50,0110 inrialie junior past..........-; ...u. surance salesmen work in Ohio, Mrs. Glen Sntlel, .........,1or; Ri.Pe1•oa discus8ed lnsutw or repila l1le wdll wilb 55 Ibis Is. Ford ........,;men11!d and the department believes Mrs. Cora B gle, •.....VIe benefits. ~only a few are dishonesl councilor; Mrs. Margaret Reflesbawls were sa•ed. ~=-=-7= lbclair, imide ..,.Urel; Mill. Ferne Rousb, financial .---"-' - - - - - ---=-,. !IJOdr:l:s secrelar'f; Mrs. n.Da Slabl, . 'l'be CMI'all ; 'jew a all assistant finaJrial ~etary; The S! f 1' ••mq cteetes is: Will it . nie Aim•.,. Lillie ,._.... treallftl' DEvoTED TD TN E. 1 ec~oce aiSis to the mulaisfs! Mrs. . ..._.., ; , INTEREST OF ByUDitedl'ress latenlao.a1 Mrs 'Nettie Bayes nna:ling Jo\E!GS-MASON AREA Ford's l"lt*'~ liPe belli Today is Tuesday, Aug, 10, ' Mrs' Reibel I CHESTERL. TANNEHILL, p!icedsat$Jtlperewfllr seeretary; · • · E1K. Ed. .__ and ..... the 222nd day of 1971. lqa ntativetostatecouncil; ROBERTNOEF~ICH, ...... t ,_.PI*.. ·.a The moon is between its full ..._ alter te CilJEdiler ,_,.,_,._, tllellllliaab..__ 8 ayes. DUD. Dl r Published da ilY eJ_C!!pl '--""-T :r-....... phase and last quarter. tepr Ill !lalive, md Mrs. Cora Saturdar br Th~ OhiO van~r r#. the new 1 4riS is Tbemornmg " slaisareVems, Be gle tnJsll!e Publishin11 companr . Jll I'OidoctiaD in ,.,.. 5 Ollis, JIOl Court St.. Pomeroy. Oh.o. safely. So, in lk l:ase or Mars and Saturn. Sening a piaJjst in the . 4Slt.9. Business Otlice Phon• The evening slais are Merco- abaence of Mrs. Ben Neutzling •n-21S6. Editorial Phon• 992- t.nnpers', be 1c ~.. . 2157. hi " ...... • ~ ry, Mars and Jupiter. was Mrs. Belen Wolf, ""--er Socond class poslage paid a1 pro 11C .,.. ~ ,_.. Those born 1111 Ibis day are ,__,,_ Other__...._lhe Pomoroy. Ohio. wmld be ......_ IIIIa thai ""V1... oMoJ". 5-"" Na1ional advertising ~ WASBlNGTON, D. C. -With under the sign of Leo. inllpectiaa, all !rGm 0Jester r•pr•senlati•e Bollinell i- 1 ~ .....- the IDle hlit. Congress breaking for a President Herbert Hoover Council were Mrs Erma Gallagher, Inc ., 12 East <2nd 1nsaraoce u• 4 · 11aw tri t . ' · St .• New York Cdy; N~ York. . . • month's I&! • lOth Dis C was born Aug. 10, 1174. OeJand ()anrl deputy; Mrs. Subscription rot•s : De- pr<llllised ~ l:lllies wllb _ . Representative Clarence E . On this day in hiStory: Ada and Mrs Jean ' li•ered br carrier where bnnqe s, bat lbe ra11es as:biiilMil!er, beads back to In 1776 a · of $nnnefield.' . ••ailable 50 cents per week : ly .....'t (DI2 .._ ._ ; Br Molor Routew"her•carrior _ , . . . . . .Southeastern Ohio for a busy Benjamin Franklin, John During 1he meeting con- 1 un.ic• not •••;lable: On• Since all-isfs wi55 baw to schedule of constituent ac- ,. ___ and.,.. ___ JATwSCII ~....... "' u - .._..;... a m~lwh 'vl.15. o8 • mail i'!l~hDOiO buy the ••1•+"---' ld all .......... • .......... ""'u' -~- wiN·~. anu . • .. ne y•ar. •. . - --~tivities. suggested the United States cmtributiaa was made to the ~~nl::'s0 ~~h~o . 'J~~<crJp'\~!~ mot.cnsls baw aid! · ""ts. On Thursday,..... ~••!, 12, the .,..,I "E Pluribus UDWD" as '---" ,_, __ fund • ...: to · · 1 s T. + · _.. pa• .....,_ ....,.. ......, ..... _,.._ ..... pnc••ncudes _unday •mes- ...~ • ...,. , ",..,. Congressman will be in the motto for the Great Seal. lbe State CoiiJci1 hJe••n. s-t•••'. something!be'fdida't.m. Zanesville for an Open Door , Session in lbe Commissi'lllei'S Office at the Muskingum . . - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - , , - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , County Courthouse fnm 11 a.m. IAl 12 noon.. That afternoon Miller wiD travel to Morgan County where be will bold a similar session for area residents at the McConnelsville Post Office from 3p.m. to 4p.m. Thursday evening the Congi man will attend the annual F:airfield County Republican Picnic at the fairgrounds in Lancaster. . a::::-=a..:; COIVDT OPEN INTO much · .._ - =-,. mond, I!! afternoon action, can't fight a judgment Meigs Legion Baseball Squad Meigs' 6-5 loss to CamLridge ninth on a confused appeal play three runs to take a 5-4 lead with inning . righthander Rick Van Matre, Meanwhile, the second round Ashley plays Piqua, Cambridge ruling, I guess," was the way b115iness manager swnmed up Monday in the bottom of tht in the opening round of the state who started, on the moUnd. of competition was scheduled on meeis Hillsboro and Archbold . Legion Tournament. Bob Werry led off the ninth the campus of Ashland College faces Worthington. Cambridge scored two runs in with a triple, and with one out today. the ninth to win after a Cam- Gary Hart, pinchhitting for Losers bracket play was set Cambridge 020 1110 012 6-6-2 OliO 010 013 5 85 bridge runner was· called out on · Dick Ash, doubled. Perry went for the morning with _winners Meigs By Unlted Priss !ntorn.tf01111 Ameriaon LNgue Abood, Hollins (9) , (W) and an appeal play at second base. in to run for Hart. Van Matre bracket in the afternoon. Easl Mike Porter, who had singled a was safe on an error, Kevin Archbold, which produced the Breniey. Van Maire and Dixon. W. L. Pel. GB runner home !rem third Sheets walked pinchhitting for biggest offensive output of the Bailimore 67 42 .615 ... Boston 6-4 -49 .566 s By United Press lnteruatloual Willie Davis also bad four hils Fenway Park, Boston, and gave preceding the appeal, came on Brett Hart, and Lonnie Bush day Monday in an 18-3 victory , - - - - - - - - - , Detroit 61 52 ,5-4(1 s They dcn't caU manager Wall for the Dodgers; who are now Sparky Lyle his fourth win af around to score, ignoring the singled, scoring Perry. But Van over Lima, was to meet WorNew York 58 S1 .504 12 Alston of the Los Angeles 4\l games behind the San the year while tagging Ron appeal en a runner going frcm Matre was caught at home on thington while Lima plays RichWashington 46 65 .... 22 Cleveland 45 69 .395 241h Dodgers "The Strong Man" Francisco Giants in the Nation- Perranoski with his fifth defeat first to third. The officials let it the play trying to score. With mond. ABEd Wes! without reason-as Richie Allen aJ League West race. against one win._ Bill Freehan stand. Apparently \t was ruled tw o outs, Burnell singled Collection 18 hits Monday, W. L. Pd. GB Rico Petrocelli singled with hit three homers, Willie Horton the Meigs team had no! called driving in Sheets, but Bush was Archbold scored five runs in the Oakland 71 42 .628 ... learned Monday night for the umpteenth time. two out in the ninth to drive in hit two and Aurelio Rodriguez time. Kansas City S6 54 .509 llV2 picked off second shot down 6th and 8th innings. Joe Myer O.ieago 55 59 .482 wh Richie, who is a $90,000HI· John Kennedy with the winning had one for the Tigers while · Trailing 4-2 going into the going to second base on the play and Rod Bosterman each got 'California 54 62 .460 I8V2 Ml1111050la 51 61 .455 19'h year slugger who sometimes run and give the Boston Red Bob Montgcmery connected ninth, Meigs pushed across at home on Sheets to end the fo ur hits to lead the winners. Ed Milwaukee 48 6-4 .429 22'h doesn't get to the ball park on Sox a 12-11 triumph over the twice for the Red Sox. Grime was the winning pitcher Monday's Results time or al all, arrived late in Detroit Tigers in Monday's only while Dan Hebel suffered the Boston 12 Detroit 11 Monday was essentially a ::c::orr•;;;;;.·,:::,-~··.n:e:e:: :».<:=:1 St. Louis Monday night when other major league game. travel day in the majors but loss. (Only game scheduled) the Dodgers played the CardinParker, who had three the schedule reswnes full blast GREN BAY, WIS. !U,PI)Morning action today inFrancis Peay, who bad !teen a Taday's Probable Pitchers ais. Allen is the kind of a guy doubles and a single, singled Tuesday night. cludes Ashtabula playing Baltimore (Cuellar 13-5) at who figures he'U play whenever home the tie-breaking run in In the American League, · starling tackle for the Green Wadsworth, Kent againsi Mi1111050la (Perry 12-13), night. Detroit (Coleman lHJ at he shows up but AlsiAln is the the third inning as AI Downing Baltimore is at Minnesota Bay Packers for four years, Pomeroy , Cincinnati facing Milwaukee IParsons 9. 13), kind of a manager who thinks went 7 2-3 innings for his 14th Detroit at Milwaukee, Clev.: angrily walked out of training Euclid and Lima against Richnight. . he can play anybod)j he pleases. victory against seven losses. land at Chicago, Kansas City at camp Monday and his coac~, Cleveland (Colbert J-2) at Especially when he has a Downing ran into trouble in the Washington (2) california al Dan Devine, said Peay s Chicago (Bradley e.91, nigh!. Kansas City (Fitzmorris 3·1 $75,000HI·year replacement who eighth inning when the· Cardin- New York and Oakland al move was permanent. and Hedlund 8-6J at Washinglon also happens to be the best als scored two runs to narrow Boston (2). Although Packer officials (Bosman 9-12 and Thomspon 0. fielding first baseman in their deficit to one nm but Jim In the National League it's did not comment 00 the In· ' COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. 3J, twi-nighl. Brewer allowed only one hit in Chicago at Pittsburgh, Atlanta cident that prompted Peay's (UP! ) - Satchel Paige, who California (Wright 10-IIJ at baseball. New York (Bahnsen 10-81, So, Alston scratched Allen the last 1 1.;1 innings to earn his at Sl. Louis, Houston at departure, It was believed he toiled for years in the night. from the lineup and put in Wes 14th save. Cincinnati, Philadelphi at Los had heated words with an shadowland of the Negro Ookland (Hunter 14· 10 and Petrocelli's pinch single end- Angeles, New York al San assistant coach. Odom 6.8) at Bosloo (Pelers \1 - Parker, who proceeded to rap leagues, achieved eq ual status 8 and Culp 13-9), 2, day-night. out four hits and help lead the ed a game marked by 33 hits, Diego and Montreal al San ;,;;:~::::::::::~::;~:;:::, with the other immortals of Dodgers to a 6-5 victory over including severi' homers, five Francisco. baseball Monday when he was Wednesday's Games Bob Gibson and the Cardinals. ·doubles and a triple in Little Enjoy the outdoors as Balllmoreal Minnesota, night _ formally inducted into the Hall Detroit at Milwaukee, night it should bel Howmet patio nJ_ v. of Fame . Cleveland at Chicago. night covers offer custom styl· .rUJy .L' In keeping with his career, Kan City at Wash, 2. lwl-nlghl e ing in a broad lllnll• of Paige accepted baseball 's California at New York colors and ornamental col· Oakland ~I Bosloo. night ATLANTA (UP!)- Star pro highest honor with the same umns to match any home football quarterback Frank combination of pixie humor and Add a touch of exterior. National League Tarkenton said Monday he still cairn dignity which marked a East brightness to patios with wants to play,for the New York career that ied through countW. L. Pet. GB Howmet's exclusive Vee· Giants this year, but he wants it less tank towns to a major Pittsburgh 70 45 ./HI ... Lite rigid-vinyl structural Chicago 62 51 .549 7 in writing. league contract with the This young bride came to us panels. Your home be· St. Louis 63 52 .548 7 " I just . don't care lo play Cleveland Indians and an ap· about insurance. As she and New York >1 ss .509 l1 V2 comes more beaut~ui . .. husband are renters, we without a contract," Tarkenton pearance in the World Series in her Philadelilhia 51 63 . ~7 l8V2 suggested a Tenant Policy more liveable . . . and By MILTON RICHMAN handedly happened to remark him IAl manage them? Johnny said in explaining why he left 1948 _ Monlreal 45 t.9 .395 24'h which combi nes insurance property values go up with Wesl NEWYORK(UP))-"Look,if he wouldn't be able to manage Lipon is making about $30,000. the Giants in Houston Monday Inducted with the 6l>-year-<>ld on their personal belongings Howmet patio covers. W. L, Pel. GB you can manage in Puerto Rico in Puerto Rico the coming · Alvin Dark was getting $60,000. and flew to his home here. Paige, still contending that he with theft and personal San Francisco 68 50 .S/6 coverage, at low · Say the Indians go all out and Giani President Wellington T. doesn't really know his age, liability Cali us today Los Angeles 62 53 .539 41h you can manage anywhere. He winter. pr emium. We at the Atlanta 60 58 .508 8 for a free estimate. managed there so 1 think he "I'd like to go there and do offer Robinson the same thing Mara said in Houston !hal were Dave Bancroft, Jake Downing-Childs Agency _like Houston S1 S1 .500 9 to make lriends thru good can manage any place. In fact it," Robinson said. they were paying Dark. That TarkeniAln had told him he_was Beckley, Chick Hafey, Harry Cincinnati 54 63 .461 13'1> service. sure of it." "You're kidding," Weaver amounts to a $60,000 decrease retiring IJ<;cau~ the G,~ants Hooper , Joe Kelley , Rube I'm San Diego 42 75 .359 25'1> Earl Weaver, the Baltimore said. Monday's Results for Robinson. When was the would not g1ve ~~a loan well Marguard and George Weiss. Los Angls 6 St. louis 5, night manager, was the one doing the "No I'm not. I'm serious/' last time yoq ever heard miD SIX figures . But Tarkenton Paige Hafey Hoo per and talking and the fellow he was "Okay, if you're seriOus I'll anybody in sports cbanging his said "I have not retired, as Marq~ard wer; all on hand for Today's Protwob!e Pitchers Chicago (Pizarro 3·11 al taiking about was Frank do what 1 can to' get you the jcb for a $60,000 pay cui? such" and declined to comment the ceremonies Weiss and Pittsburgh ( Klson 3·2), night. Robinson, his 36-year-<>ld right job." That's nol a cut, it's an on Well,ington 's slatem~nt. "! Bancroft were to~ ill to attend Allanta (Slone 4-4) at St . fielder who supposedly has the Frank Robinscn got the job ampulaiJon. The Department Slore . . just don t want to_ play without a and Beckley and Kelley are Louis(Cieveland 10-91, night. 200 N. 2nd of Building Since "15 Moreover, the lnd1ans are m ·contract," he sa1d. deceased . Houston (Forsch 6·5) at Cleveland managerial job for and won the pennant his first MIDDLEPORT Cincinnati {Simpson 3-4), night. next year already locked up. year, He continued managing a tight f1nanc1al bmd now and Philadelphia (Lersch 4·91 at "I know Frank can do it " Santurce the past two years they're not exactly going .----- - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - ----7--- -- - -- - - - - - - Los Angeles (Singer 6-13), says Earl Weaver. "This is' a leading the club to the title in around throwing away money. night. New York (Gentry 9-91 at San rotten thing to say in view af lhe playoffs this year after Exhibit Bobby Hofman dou'' Diego (Kirby 10.9J. night. Montreal (Slooeman 12-9) at the fact Johnny Lipon is the finishing third during the bles as third base coach and traveling secretary. San Francisco (Marichal 10-8), Cleveland manager now, and 1 regular season. know Johnny and he's a good "You don't know what ExhibitB: WaliyBock,a fine night. . man but Frank would be worth managing is until you manage trainer with 22 years' experWednesday's Games whatever price the Indians had in Puerto Rico," Earl Weaver ience, was lei go for no other Chicago al Piltsburgh, night to pay him. He can move 'em says. "If you can handle reason than thai the indians Atlanta at St. Louis, night Houston at Cincinnati, night up in the standings. Plus he'd someone like Ruben Gomez you were able to go cut and get Ph ita at Los Angeles, nighl New York at San Oiegc, night be the first black manager and can handle any~y . A guy hke themselves another man much that would draw people all ever' Juan Pizarro Wlll test you cheaper. Montreal at San Francisco the league. I'd hate to Jose him. pretty good, too. Take Ruben Exhibit C: Don't forget Alvin It would hurt us. But on the Gomez. He doesn't show up for Dark. He has two more years other hand I'd like to manage a couple days. He'Ji always to run on his contract. The against him." have a different excuse but Indians are obligated IAl pay A Boru Battler whadd'ya gonna do, you gotla him $120,000 plus his salary for Earl Weaver is a born accept it. He's been there 22 this month and September. battler. That's why he says years. He's got 21 shutouts I spoke to Frank Robinson he'd love inanaging against against San Juan alone a~d he's about all this, meaning specifi· Frank Robinson. He isn't a tremendous favonte w1th the cally how much less money touting Robinson as a major fans. Fr~nk ran into a few such he'd have to lake to manage league manager because of any problems down there but the Cleveland Indians or any fear Robinson will get his job. handled them ali exceptionally other club, and asked him what WILMINGTON, Ohio (UP!)- Earl Weaver is going to be with weii." his reaction was : The revved-up Cincinnati Ben- the Orioles a long time. He Fine. "I've never thought about it," • gals bave a score to settle in doesn't worry about his job. He The same way there is no he said. merely has hcnest admiration question in Earl Weaver's mind Frank Robinson quite likely Detroit Saturday night. It was the Lions who dealt for Frank Robinson's aU-around that Frank Robinson wili make will be offered a managerial the club its worst defeat of the judgement and ability. a capable major league mana· job some day, Probably by the 19'10 season, 38-3. It was Weaver, in fact, who ger. There is no question in Cleveland Indians. • The Bengals play the Lions at originally recommended Robin- mine. I question whether he'll He'll have IAl sit down and do : Tiger Stadium for their second son as a manager in the Puerto manage Cleveland next year some thinking. A whole Jet of it. ; ezhibition game and oo"!"'g on Rican Winter League to Hiram .though. What it'll all boil down to will · the heels of their 27-10 wm over Cuevas, owner of the Santurce Why? Simple economics. You be a question of whether he Miami, the prospect of another Cl b know money prefers the money or the Here's your big chance to own any Ford In stock at the win looks bright. u Wins Pennant 1st Year Fr~nk Rcbinson is making challenge of a new jcb plus the year's lowest prices. No.1 sporty car, Mustang, for example. Bengals Coach Paul Brown Weaver had managed San- $120,000 with the Orioles this prestige of becoming the first Or No. 1 selling compacl, Ma•erick, Or best-selling subcompact, Pinto. Or even a smooth·rldlng was still marveling Monday Ioree for Cuevas previously and year and figures to make at black manager in basebali Ford pickup truck. You name, we have fl ... for lesst , abrul his rookie quarterback, one day while silting alongside least that much if he plays with hisiAlry. ; Kenny Anderson, a product of Robinson on the bench here in them next year. Frank Robinson isn't at aU , an obscure college in Illinois - New York during the 1968 Indians' Money ~w anergic to money. · Auslana - who hit on six af 10 season the Baltimore pilot off- . What can the Indians pay Knowing him though, I think • pass attempts for two touchhe'll lake the managing job. en Scratched· rosy ........ I - il • r's "Meani-...-' definition- lbal. is ID ,..,, •, ..... ..z .........., · do8ment hi iAad* Ill jMP . .. . ,...;.,Iiiii.,.. an a • ••• Jllkr If h::t. . :-;;-.;;_, ia If Ji&ll ..- ":' the •dmi• · "•lion willl eqJIII -laiilly ;:I I..Amot•nt .of Savings in BYJACK01DWN embardt,lsinmgbl • RUJ JIDI,IES, lTAUAN BI'YU!: Meanwhile, Tlllly Prantera· was not a gen- been named the winna or 1be MARINO, Italy- Wecan'lccmpletel,ypula Geman to standstill: after a couple d. years be Ohio Youth conservation finger cm why we've eacaped the ~dway bullta UWe hotel (30\'(XDIS) atop lbe ~bBI Awards program, spCIIS(ftd by jlqle every year for the past nine to bole uP ... wb1cb his prfllldly bub, but da,tlmes, the Ohio Federaticio or Soil ud plewnlly in Ibis litUe town 14 miles IOiith of p5 nlly c:ooi at night; Tony advenws air- water Coo se vation Districts. Rime In the Alblln Bills .... Our nelg!Wn ane, mdtiCIIIng In his brochures, ud we're not Second place was won by juataboveua,PopePaulinblnmnm!l'palaceat catain If It is a bqlefuJ1y ful!iristlc buut, Brenda SUe Newcome, 16, CUtel Gandolfo; 1110yards below Ia Sopbla Loral perhaps TCIIy's ecologicaJ pride in the fine Pure Frazeysburg, and Valind, iliher.,OOO,OOOvilla, tw-ollllll've!ouaCcilltraststo air d. Ilia dellgb1fulliltle vineyard town, or Uoyd, Lancaster, was awarded our tiny villa; more a viletla ... The weather? silent suggestion that what's airy enougb for third place. Miss Pattee was 'l'bal'sa great pari of it, lot the climate in tbi8 PGpe Paul and Sopb1a Lcren shooJd be em- given a $4011 coiJege scholartiny town bas been uDfmni)o oplenlld f« the cltllllingenoogbfor~m; anyway,ll'sc:oolnigbts•. ship; Miss Newc:une a $3011 nineyearswe'vebeenvacalllllllngbere,eEept OJronlysigbd.reeretinTOIIf'S""P"Ni"'is scholarship and Miss Uoyd a me early fall when II rained six c!ays slnigbt, the fact thai he buill an . o~.ou,1 ¥s tdJie pool $21111 scholarsbip. "'--•t to OJ More than 1,000 Ohio cmvenlenlly cl~ up the day we'""" ,_ abandllll!d, ten .. • ...Uy be always aays, the . T-•"ers entered the comN- York. •• c:cmforlably smaller kldneyol!baped pool of our petition, ~...... which emphasized little Despite our celebrated nelgbbors, our earliest visits llillCIIII the vineyards ud the ridiculous nor· ,_...,_._t·, A•'- h"kinis. resource development and digs ·-'t -....,. Uauu.~UA~ VUV - --·managaoenl Miss Pattee said ccmparatlvely small ;... But we bave a terrace As we've maintained before, you pay your big enough to be proud of and all the functional lire ud you criticize as you prefer: Outside of sbe worted flit more than a · nitl ud Mostly . year 1111 her winning entry, cmvenlences ,and arne es more: the smaJ!er pool we ~~liB~!• if not excruciatingly, entitled ''Thermal Pollution_ the fact that we love the JlllluraJ, mspo!Jed, we have nary a l'CIIlplamt .... Apart from the . Effect of Warm Water on ~hlstlcaled rural Itaoflianavisi•~~wil.th~ Italian lemperament we admire (nolhillg lPes ~of Plants." The pro·wt, day .... No resentment ...., =-•DB""""" any1111e into de~.rale city-e~le nerv~us sbe said, proved warm • llfteryou'veCIIIII!backtoashoptheseo'Oiidlime rillblng),tkpaceJSIJimcslataJW~blepeddllng canbaveabeoeficialeffecton and a warm sense of neigbborllneas after that. point.. .. WefeelabautilasPary~'swbole plant genuinatioo and growth Our landlll'd is a bands«me Rlman gen- staff once 881)11 to him at a show biz banquet: rate. lleman who now is approaching mini- ''We've Gr....n Atcustomed to Your Pace," the WASHINGTON _ THE Cllllglcmerate status, impressive for a fellow )liii'OIIy dawdled, and as we debarti: a plane (we United Mine Workers (UMW) who started as a newspaperman, became OWDa" paid our plane fare and can omplaio thai governing board bas authorized of Hostaria deU Orso, Rome's fanciest Alilalia bt my one huge suitcase for several its members to strike the restaurant (the only one we lmow wbereln you days with all my clothes and oolwmHlotes; first nation's coal mines if no _,wear jacket 8011 cravat in RAine), and ud prabably Dilly beef ol OlD' vacation trip, agreementisreacbedonanew proceeded to parlay liB own family viDa c:uD parenthetiatlly) we aclllally feel o~r perrylike conlract by Sepl 30, a union ll1rimmii:W pool in Marino into a 1\ylilb tmaiiP. pace shlfled gean to about a llird our IJIItiDII} .Sjl<lkesman said Monday. Some 15 years ago in our early 'iilita to Manhattan bassle·, in boun, the old WJCivllized The vote was taken by the%>--'-'-ble Rime, we se-reral times broke the.....,.... city-fever diminished and calm set in; also member board last 'ruesdlly. It "'~ of Roman • witb a drift to ......... authorizes UMW President W. IDIJII-... •., • .., ,_.,. Marino for a ll'lrim and looch at our J,aodlmd Wesuspectlfwelmewtheworldwouldend A. ''Tony"Boyletocallastrike TIIIIy Prantera's villa .... TCII)' bad turned his iniODiefisSICIIIblecalaclysmayearfrunnow, by the union's 911,0110 working oountry home into a resta111"8111 and IIWimlpol we'dweigh450poundsudilallwouldbe pasta roal miners if the present PVJlar with the Roman literary and jourDallllt • -• • of too The local · ' "hll he is reaDyGDIJ lwn._. e ..... aP k -Ad. • llila p. • ,;.,t's IJOllll - - · _:,_._._tioll Clil•d . . . te" . ~ willld ~puu,_ .- ~ ..,.u.r """_.._...., - •. lllil 1 • n,...., rvoi~e--aJ~~-B~d;;y-l . rWSi'l@l i ~O~ij"Iv S[8Si!Si'ilem<l\l~" lilli:Jiilll\~~ig!W'~hW<!i!W'Wi~ ·~r~:~!I<'WI . Legion Loses to Cambridge 6-5 in Ninth Upset Nixon~s ·Game Plan Populist .Wallace .. ., "Of course, because she has Electric H e'-A> ............ " L .. :game t!t 0:: PaTy County 19 a!tend the annual Steam and Antique . Power s:a... at Gleliord. • ,..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ - - - - - - - -- - -- - - - : - - - -- -L • • . a l!JO.pound halfback, had gone home 'for lrealment of a strep throat. His place was taken by Bernie Sullivan, a 186-pound of· fensive and defensive baifback from Massillon, raisiri,g the slate championTigers' cootribulion to the North team to five players. Moine lmpRM!ment LOANS Cheshire Out In Teeny PIJJy Mason's Angels capitalized on llle wildness of starting pilcher Keith Veith and faulty fielding Monday nigh! to oust Cheshire, 8-2 in the Second Annual Cheshire Pee Wee Tournament. Mason will meet Rio Grande at 6:30 p.m. this evening at the Kyger Creek Employees Club diamond. · · Ric Grande was awarded a ~ forfeit from Centerville Saturday night. The winner of tcnight's contest will meet Racine at 6:30p.m. Wednesday for the tournament cham· pionship. Stanley and Runnion collected the only hits in Mason's victory. Gary Howard and Greg Smith bad Cheshire's only hi:S.. · --Y-ES!-;.. At Meigs Counly Bronch of The Athens Couniy Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second 51. ~omeroy, Ohio Member Federal Home loan Bank. Come to Ford Country tocla.y KEITH .GOBLE FORD INC., 461 SOUTH THIRD ST., MIOOliPORT, OHIO Member Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. All a.-------• ccounis insured up fo $20,000.00. •-...,---~---~---...,---------- �. .. 4-~~SI II 1,1" . . W' •oJ,O.,A V . . Ir li,J.m . ·c0ut D.I•ary ' ·. .me ~---------------------- ·Social · Calendar · ·- · roESDAY HARRISONVILLE OES will have Its regular meeting 'l'ueiCiay,Aug. IOattheMasonlc Bldg. . . SPECIAL MEEtiNG , MlddJeport Masonic t.odge 363, F&,AM, Tuesday, 7~30 p.m., wort in entered aPPrentice degree. W~DAY SPECIAL Uleeling, Eastern Athletic Boosters, a p.m. Wedneaday, at high school. Pleue attend. POMEROY - .MIDDLEPORT Uon8 Cub, regular meeting, Wednesday noon, Pomeroy United Methodist Cturch. ~OMEROY CLUSTER , United Methodist Churches, , Picnic, 8:30 ' pJil. Wednesday, Route 33 roadside park. Take a !'!t~.::: .,._,. . . I"'!~ wiD be held at tbe . S*Uobqry School, WHITE ROSE Lodge, annual picnic, Wednesday, &pm. home of Mrs. William Morris. Take covered dish and own table ,=:: service. FRIDAY PHILATHEA WOMEN'S Society of Middleport Church al Christ annual family picnic . Friday, 6 p.m. Forest Acres Pmt. Bring covered dish and table service. FAI SETEETH · . . .A~ flower st- was tbe Club:.,mfflnben .'111e 11th amual Hobstetter held Sunday at Royal Oak Park. · OOi~;trs were elected and Include James w. Hobstetter, president; Sam Strauss, vice president ; Madge Strauss, · will provide rewi.oo was highlight of tbe recent meeting floia hiitrangements during . · Q{Star G~ Club held at tbe revival at lhe Dexter- Christian home of Miss Ruby Diehl · Olurch. . Mrs. Hcmer Holter of tbe The traveling prW: donated By Charlene Hoeflich Chesl!lrGanlenClubjudgedlhe by Mrs. Henry 'l'un1er was arrangements coounentllig on awarded to Mrs. Miles Nelson. ~one. Ribbon~intbe Amoney.!!Of888ewaspmented • vartous categortes we~e as to Mrs. Holter by the president, . TCJ~Ught for~ very first time since tbe t.ginni~ of the follows : ,. . . Mrs. · James Nicholson. MeigS Crunty Junior Fair program, a girlilcout wiD be 0 wned For the ilining room table - Highlights of her world tours queen. . . Mrs. v~ Atkins, first; Mrs. were given by Mrs. Holter who Three candidates for queen were ,aelected by tbe Meigs James Ntcbolson, ~· and invited club members to visit County Senior Troop 198 to vie for lite bonor, and tbe queen. was Mrs. Norman Will, third. her Bower garden s<me time in selected by Mrs. Jane ~yder, district advlaor from !be Four For lite buffet - Mrs. P. H. September. Rivers Girl Scout Co~mci!, Part~, and Mrs. Paty Duffy, Nelsm.' first, and Mrs. G. A. .August gardening tips were who hail been active in local scouting program for a long time. Radekin, Second. . gtven by Mrs. Lawrence Each of tbe candidates pforided a resume of tbelr scouting For ~ ·Chest - Mrs. Orion Chapman. She said that now is career, COOilllunitysenice,andschoolactivities-being sure not Nelson, first, and Mrs. Robert ~time to divide and reset iris, to reveal their Identity _for the judging. Je;::· _ Mrs JlllPpies and herbicides Virgil' Atkins · can still be planted, and peorues EACHYEARTHESCOtrrStakesmorepnminentroleinthe Nicholsoo , first, Mrs. James can now be ~!anted. Mrs. 0 Norman and Mrs. cautioned On Junior fatr rugbt,llte girls wiD be st•glng lite prince and . For the bathroom _ Mrs t buds or ~yes, princess cootestfdlowing the dog sbowwhidl is alated for 6 p.m. Grover Stout first and Mrs. bel :::,be more than 2 mches ?t~ntofllte~tand. ThreetroopswiDbavedisplaysintbe Seth Nicbo~, second. · canowbe s ~d. Pansy seed JUlllor fair building and again this year lite girls wiD be operating For lhe kilclleo a living plant Jettu :;' ~ • beans, an infonnatim booth next to the secretary's office 00 tbe _ Miss Diebl ~t and second :ble aro:mac m the fairground$. and Mrs ~ Minor third' vegThee nextg .· . · • . · meeting will be beld Participation in the Meigs atthehomeofMrs. P. H.Nelson MRS. SNYDER, DISTRicr ADVISOR for tbe past several County fair flower show was with installation of officers years, will be leaving the Four Rivers Crunci! on Aug. '11. New discussed. Tbe club will exllibit · advisor f<l' the Big Bend Neighborhood will be Mrs. NolJY Savage in tbe first sbUii in the class, ofAtbenswbohailmany,IDBIIYye&rsofl!lperimceinscoutwld. " Pencil and Paper," a tall line MIDDLEPOIJT JUNIOR 11lOOP a arran~ement using white '111eraincamedown,tbewatercameup,andtbel9girlscouts (lowers. Six arrangements aie SALTY RIVER' of Micklleport Troop 39, their leaders and several guests got to be provided by the club. PAINESVILLE Obi~ (UPI) drenched. Tbe end of a campi11g lrip planned many mmths ago. · Deadline for entries is Aug. 12, _ The Morton Salt eo. plant 'lbe scouts, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wtse, daughter, l!o"III!!UI, at 4 p.m. manager was freed on $500 llld Mr. and Mrs. Larry Spencer, Christina Dale and Dean went .Devotions were given by Miss personal bond after arraignto tbe girl scout camping area at FCrked Park a ago. Diebland 14 members and three ment on charges his plant 'l'Jteyhadonecamperandpuplents,foodforthelhreedayouting answered roll call by polluted the Grand River. The and sleeping bags. i ' nammg thetr favorite state charged lite plant dumped And the raina started. Mooday night they were damp but vegetable. salt in the river. The Morton happy but by Tuesday night they were wet and weary_Tbe beavy .It was noted that Mrs. Minor plant here borders tbe river rains flooded lite campsite, the sleeping bags were soaked mudl wiD present lite program over near Lake Erie and includes a of tbe food was ruined. ' WMPO radio in SePtember· mine and processing facilities. ~~on w:=. juniorfairandi!J!sy~issuretobehigbligbl, Middleport . ~the should Cra'wford: of B 'were weekend visitors~. and Mrs. Joe Turner. Mt and Mrs Elmer Johnson Jr. df Whee~g were es~ several days pf anrMrs. Paul Grueser. They returned to Wheeling Sonday. Weekend guests of Mrs. Naomi Bentley, Rutland, were Mt. and Mrs. Roger Warner and children, Marlene, Monica, Torua of Columbus ; Lawrence Reginald Bland and children, Marcella, Micha.el, Jill and Dea c 1 b : M'ISSPMar' G . npaZa , osvill~ ~Mrs ulinte oms, ne e' . a. e BenUey, Rutland ; and Wilbur Henry, New York. Mr. ~t ~ a::" . Run week Personal Notes Mr. and Mrs. Bob Turner and son Gary and his friend Scott onen~ secretary-treasurer ; Bill 'Strauu, Albens; !acilJe Price, Hobstetter, flower committee Kl1Y Price, (AimnhoiB; hmrs chairman, and Dick Lee , W. Hobstetter and Betblny location ch&imum. Carol, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Attending the ireuniOO were W. G, McM•.ter, Hnrl-; Eric Mr. and Mrs. William J. H91>- Qlamben,Middleport,IIIIIIMr. stetter, Rutland: ~· and Mrs. andMrs.RicbardLee, Racine ; Vmas Lee of Racme and their and a guest, JOBD Grimes, son and daughter-UHaw, Mr. Cqlumbus. and Mrs. Jerry Lee and chilcren, Jay Jay and Scott: Mr. 'and Mrs. Richard Chambers, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. AVCIDENT VICTIM Oulrles Price, Columbus; Mr.. Oulrles Ray Geary, son of and Mrs. EdiSon Hobstetter, Mr. and Mrs. Doll Geary, Pomeroy; Mrs: Margaret Hill, Middleport, was for Dayton; Mrs. UlllanHobstetter Jaceralims and ~brasiODS. at Lee, Racine; Mr: and Mrs. C. _K· Veterans Me~ortal Ho_spttal Nease· and children, David, Sunday evemng fdiOWUJg II Stev.en, Timothy arid Scott, bicycle accident. Tbe bicycle Racme ; Mr. and Mrs. Sam went over an embanJnnr...t, . trea!td "IT'S TRUE" • • • -- . ' ~ (Upon Reql(est) ._ROBINSO_N.,S ~ .CLEANERS · gues!" atYethe ean""'"' help. clol!t.... •lo!!c· P.tl!TUT'f S.:"hold.. MU. •t•• lrm.-, ~~~-~For...,.-mty Old eomlort. - FASTEETB Doo· tare Adhelin Powder. Deaturu lloat It ue -tlal to bealtb. Soo ,.,.. clo!ltlol naularb'. U *;U _, **U U *U * A THOUGHT } * ~ FOR TODAY : BAKER Pom~I'OlY .. · Phone 992·~21 _ ~ 2T6 E. 2nd - FIIW. IIEOOCOOIIS Ofl Ml . SilliER Member FDIC SAVE 7S%1 PEIFEct TO START THEM II SCHOOLI GilLS OR MISSES Ealire Slock! Lui. Price Cull WOMEN'S BELTS SUMMER . HANDBAGS V.alues to 3.00. l.Hther. suedH. braided. chain lypH. They a ll go-Now! Y2' PRICE AU white, betge and straw type ~s rtpric:ed to se-ll ~l eidy . '13! SLIPON OXFORDS MEN'S ORlDN SOCKS WI"B BADY WRH A COMPU1I SELECTION OF CLOTHING FOR ALL AGES AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR EVERY NEEDI wearing , soft orion. ·:soo SAVE ON GIRLS SLEEVELESS BLOUSES AU! HI-C DRINK PINT SIZE THIRMOS - ORANGE & GRAPE lOll! WE NEED SPAal THESE MUST GOI WOMEN'S SKIRTS All Spring and Summer Slyln! 50 SAVE $30° IIUSHEL SID "LAUNDRY BASKET POJ.Y PUSI1C - IDUIIS! •A Tridlfrwlt ol THE SINGER COMPANY APPROVED SING£ A DEALER 1.1111 2 EA. CUSTOIIU STEP ·STOOL II OLll'i IJP 'IU too LB'\ FOR TOOTIU\KUill&'i. TV-UTIUTY <&S! GIRLS' SUMMER SLEEP WEAR ' •·ns w. Second , . 992-2284 SWIM BOYS' SUMMER SANDALS WHILE THEY LAST! !HEY WERE '2.87 IlliTE.fUll HAND LEMON DETERGENT ~~at 12 WAFERS l-IB. - 22 oz. BR. s oz. OXYDOL KING' SIZE e Royal Scot ' 12 ROLLS JUMBO ROllS SCOT lAD UQUID CANS BAGS PAPER TOWELS . CHICKEN - SANDWICH LOAF ·VANILLA EDON Joy or Ivory Margarine l~b. EGGS s pkgs. GO'A'NS AND P.UAM.-\5 REGULAR $2.47 99! •1 SAVE ON . SINGER SALES .& SERVItE McCALL'S & SIMPLICITY PATTERNS LEMON PLEDGE CANS TOILET TISSUE 7 TOMMY ,JURnE 460l. FIRESIDE '149.95 SAL£'119.11 REG. 11.59 LUNCHEON MEAT ••ALADDIN" QUALITY - PIIIIIS 01 SIIUDS - VMIIES TO 'l.M MilLE liB LASr! 12 Ol. rMS BILTMORE Pl. STEEL WORKMAN'S KIT AND BOTTLE & PINT 10 ' Value Special! GALLON If perfl!d you would piy twiceds much. 6 color-s. Long :!88~ m.6 FOR SCHOOL t 894 for DEBBIE · ICE MILK Stock Up For Sdwoll SHORT SETS PAIR 21"~ CAN POP cans$ Scot Pride (Vanilla) GIRLS' TWO PIECE REG. We have a credit plan d8signed to lit y:our.budget. GLO-COAT MOOR-RING Hb. Tremendom M•rkdouns! DECK SHOES $288 or MILK JOHNSON ~~~-:,::~~~-~-29 gc ~:~$~ . . . . . ~~-6 . ON SAl£ JIM! BOYS' TUCXERS REG. 47• . SHASTA 21b. ,. • Exclusive front dro~n bobbin. • Built-in blindstitch. Plus 6 other great features. Even !IRIIhlr liVIngs on cabinet models · Free lnllrUCtlons on the use of your new machine. JERZEE VAUJES ID '2.98 HEAVY SOLE It HOSPITAL NEWS CHOICE LEAN Whipped 'Topping......... ~.~-~.~;.....2 9 o SCOT LAD c WALKING SHORTS WOMEN'S SUMMER SANDALS BOrSon<~ MEN'S UP TO ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. OPEN TILL 9 P.M. 6 NIGHTS A WEEK CANVAS OXFORDS S..Mist*,zig-zag machine with carrying case. USDA CHOICE FURNITURE 1~· FARMERS BANK : an~M~~~~~~o00J • lb. GROUN D BEEF...~~~~-~-~~~ ................... ~~:.. 69· ~ .GROUN_.D CHUCK.~~~~~-~~~1!-~~---··-·-~~:. 79~ WI ENE IS ...~~:.~.~-~~~~-~~-~-~.~~!·····-----·--·--······!~·..59~ BOLOG" A.~.~:.~~~?.~~--~~~-~~----·-··············· ..~~:. 59~ NECK BONES.~?.'~:.~~~-~~---·········5·b·•1.00 ZOClB. WIIAllVER IS WT! liEN'S MD BOYS' oor 1HEY GO! ... Colemans Host Monthly !t ':::::~.~~~t':.'!' : Conureuational Meet it• ..... *******..,. 6 ' 6. Half or Whole ~ 3D' lB. SAVE PRia5 IN EFFECT RIGHT NOW- SHOP MASON, GALLIPOLIS OR POINT PLEASANT l * SAVE - : ¢ BACON STEAK Rial'S * DRIVE-IN *f BANKING 1 BOILED HAM trawberries...~;. 1 ***** CUBE BIRDS EYE Park and brought tbe girls home. The W'tse and Spencer familiet rmtained overnight in the camper and broke up camp lite Dell morning. A week later - .and what do lite girls of Troop 39 want tD di: more than anything ... go camping, of course.! ' In the Bl'OIIP were Angela Marlin, Margo Martin, Julie Byer, Jlll Walburn, Terri Fox, Jmi Murray, Mary Boggs, Mariam~! ~elsb, Pat Brown, Melinda Demoskey, Ann Fitch, Judy Giltei. Usa Becker, Marty Krawczyn, Terri McDaniel, Tammi MeDaniel, Je~er ~· ':Aure1 Spencer, and Amy Hamm 11111 Nancy Buskirk, semor aides. Tr~ting lite girls to Forked Run were Mrs. Walter McDaniel, Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Uonelllloggs, and Eugene Murray. .Enjoyment of the presenf Jt Is denied to those who Jt WOI'I'y too much about the Jt THREE MORE CARS ARE NEEDED to lra•ISJI'IIt tbe II Jlltur~. . f Meigs Crunty disadvantaged girls to Camp Sandy Bend, . -William Feather Elizabeth~ W.Va. for the Appalachian Heritage Camp l!omdaJ. 'lbe gll'ls are to meet at the Satt'ed Heart Calholic CJurdl parking. lot and be ready. to l~ve tbere at 2p.m. It Is about a tw Jt ~ drive to the camPSJte. Transp<rtation is needed botb ftJI. :Jt. soifyouarenot available for the drive up m l!otnday, perbaJII ,._ lfs Quick! Easy can go and get a load to return them bere oo tbe followiDc :Jt Saturday. Transportatioo is the urgent jrObJem l10ii . u you can ass11t pi~ cootact Mrs. Wtlliam Oblinger, chaimum of tbe Big 8eDd :Jt Netgbborhood of the Four Rivers Girl Scout C'AJUncil sponsoi'B a1 Fridays Only :Jt lite camp for disadvantaged girls. ' The Drive-In Window It is Open : FEW TROOPS HAVE BEEN AcrJVE during tbe !AIIIIIIIe" 9 A.M.. to 7 P.M. · mooths but with September just 3 Wl'eD off, troops will be (Continuously l . nn-ganizing and activities wiD begin. Leaders are urgen!IJ Oilier Banking Hours 9 to 3It needed and volunteers are asked tocontactMrs.Qbllnger. Girl Scout Diary will be back m a weekly basU next month. •nd s to 1 as usual on : Frld•ys. ,. Weare interested in your troop news- telepbme 99M292. Dart Sliced ·Semi-Boneless Brand SLAB BACON That loosen · Realizing the problems the group might be enmmtering N11d Not Embarras1 Mrs. John Welsh, Eddie Brown, and Mrs. Bob Byer drove to ~ Doa't kMp wo~ about ,our ..... - clol!tun dn>p a4 -A Superiors THURS. ONLY! FRI. ONLY! BEllER VALUES .ARE FOUND CLEANING ' SUPERIORS USDA OIOia SUPERIORS 2-HOUR - . .. ' . •Thuriday Only At Mark V ROYAL CROWN COLA 16 oz. BTLS. SaturchJy Only! BREAD - Ia IIlS MARKET • Open . ~ 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 We Accept Fedel al Food S....,. PHONE: 992-3411 Pomeroy,O. ' •. �. .. 4-~~SI II 1,1" . . W' •oJ,O.,A V . . Ir li,J.m . ·c0ut D.I•ary ' ·. .me ~---------------------- ·Social · Calendar · ·- · roESDAY HARRISONVILLE OES will have Its regular meeting 'l'ueiCiay,Aug. IOattheMasonlc Bldg. . . SPECIAL MEEtiNG , MlddJeport Masonic t.odge 363, F&,AM, Tuesday, 7~30 p.m., wort in entered aPPrentice degree. W~DAY SPECIAL Uleeling, Eastern Athletic Boosters, a p.m. Wedneaday, at high school. Pleue attend. POMEROY - .MIDDLEPORT Uon8 Cub, regular meeting, Wednesday noon, Pomeroy United Methodist Cturch. ~OMEROY CLUSTER , United Methodist Churches, , Picnic, 8:30 ' pJil. Wednesday, Route 33 roadside park. Take a !'!t~.::: .,._,. . . I"'!~ wiD be held at tbe . S*Uobqry School, WHITE ROSE Lodge, annual picnic, Wednesday, &pm. home of Mrs. William Morris. Take covered dish and own table ,=:: service. FRIDAY PHILATHEA WOMEN'S Society of Middleport Church al Christ annual family picnic . Friday, 6 p.m. Forest Acres Pmt. Bring covered dish and table service. FAI SETEETH · . . .A~ flower st- was tbe Club:.,mfflnben .'111e 11th amual Hobstetter held Sunday at Royal Oak Park. · OOi~;trs were elected and Include James w. Hobstetter, president; Sam Strauss, vice president ; Madge Strauss, · will provide rewi.oo was highlight of tbe recent meeting floia hiitrangements during . · Q{Star G~ Club held at tbe revival at lhe Dexter- Christian home of Miss Ruby Diehl · Olurch. . Mrs. Hcmer Holter of tbe The traveling prW: donated By Charlene Hoeflich Chesl!lrGanlenClubjudgedlhe by Mrs. Henry 'l'un1er was arrangements coounentllig on awarded to Mrs. Miles Nelson. ~one. Ribbon~intbe Amoney.!!Of888ewaspmented • vartous categortes we~e as to Mrs. Holter by the president, . TCJ~Ught for~ very first time since tbe t.ginni~ of the follows : ,. . . Mrs. · James Nicholson. MeigS Crunty Junior Fair program, a girlilcout wiD be 0 wned For the ilining room table - Highlights of her world tours queen. . . Mrs. v~ Atkins, first; Mrs. were given by Mrs. Holter who Three candidates for queen were ,aelected by tbe Meigs James Ntcbolson, ~· and invited club members to visit County Senior Troop 198 to vie for lite bonor, and tbe queen. was Mrs. Norman Will, third. her Bower garden s<me time in selected by Mrs. Jane ~yder, district advlaor from !be Four For lite buffet - Mrs. P. H. September. Rivers Girl Scout Co~mci!, Part~, and Mrs. Paty Duffy, Nelsm.' first, and Mrs. G. A. .August gardening tips were who hail been active in local scouting program for a long time. Radekin, Second. . gtven by Mrs. Lawrence Each of tbe candidates pforided a resume of tbelr scouting For ~ ·Chest - Mrs. Orion Chapman. She said that now is career, COOilllunitysenice,andschoolactivities-being sure not Nelson, first, and Mrs. Robert ~time to divide and reset iris, to reveal their Identity _for the judging. Je;::· _ Mrs JlllPpies and herbicides Virgil' Atkins · can still be planted, and peorues EACHYEARTHESCOtrrStakesmorepnminentroleinthe Nicholsoo , first, Mrs. James can now be ~!anted. Mrs. 0 Norman and Mrs. cautioned On Junior fatr rugbt,llte girls wiD be st•glng lite prince and . For the bathroom _ Mrs t buds or ~yes, princess cootestfdlowing the dog sbowwhidl is alated for 6 p.m. Grover Stout first and Mrs. bel :::,be more than 2 mches ?t~ntofllte~tand. ThreetroopswiDbavedisplaysintbe Seth Nicbo~, second. · canowbe s ~d. Pansy seed JUlllor fair building and again this year lite girls wiD be operating For lhe kilclleo a living plant Jettu :;' ~ • beans, an infonnatim booth next to the secretary's office 00 tbe _ Miss Diebl ~t and second :ble aro:mac m the fairground$. and Mrs ~ Minor third' vegThee nextg .· . · • . · meeting will be beld Participation in the Meigs atthehomeofMrs. P. H.Nelson MRS. SNYDER, DISTRicr ADVISOR for tbe past several County fair flower show was with installation of officers years, will be leaving the Four Rivers Crunci! on Aug. '11. New discussed. Tbe club will exllibit · advisor f<l' the Big Bend Neighborhood will be Mrs. NolJY Savage in tbe first sbUii in the class, ofAtbenswbohailmany,IDBIIYye&rsofl!lperimceinscoutwld. " Pencil and Paper," a tall line MIDDLEPOIJT JUNIOR 11lOOP a arran~ement using white '111eraincamedown,tbewatercameup,andtbel9girlscouts (lowers. Six arrangements aie SALTY RIVER' of Micklleport Troop 39, their leaders and several guests got to be provided by the club. PAINESVILLE Obi~ (UPI) drenched. Tbe end of a campi11g lrip planned many mmths ago. · Deadline for entries is Aug. 12, _ The Morton Salt eo. plant 'lbe scouts, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wtse, daughter, l!o"III!!UI, at 4 p.m. manager was freed on $500 llld Mr. and Mrs. Larry Spencer, Christina Dale and Dean went .Devotions were given by Miss personal bond after arraignto tbe girl scout camping area at FCrked Park a ago. Diebland 14 members and three ment on charges his plant 'l'Jteyhadonecamperandpuplents,foodforthelhreedayouting answered roll call by polluted the Grand River. The and sleeping bags. i ' nammg thetr favorite state charged lite plant dumped And the raina started. Mooday night they were damp but vegetable. salt in the river. The Morton happy but by Tuesday night they were wet and weary_Tbe beavy .It was noted that Mrs. Minor plant here borders tbe river rains flooded lite campsite, the sleeping bags were soaked mudl wiD present lite program over near Lake Erie and includes a of tbe food was ruined. ' WMPO radio in SePtember· mine and processing facilities. ~~on w:=. juniorfairandi!J!sy~issuretobehigbligbl, Middleport . ~the should Cra'wford: of B 'were weekend visitors~. and Mrs. Joe Turner. Mt and Mrs Elmer Johnson Jr. df Whee~g were es~ several days pf anrMrs. Paul Grueser. They returned to Wheeling Sonday. Weekend guests of Mrs. Naomi Bentley, Rutland, were Mt. and Mrs. Roger Warner and children, Marlene, Monica, Torua of Columbus ; Lawrence Reginald Bland and children, Marcella, Micha.el, Jill and Dea c 1 b : M'ISSPMar' G . npaZa , osvill~ ~Mrs ulinte oms, ne e' . a. e BenUey, Rutland ; and Wilbur Henry, New York. Mr. ~t ~ a::" . Run week Personal Notes Mr. and Mrs. Bob Turner and son Gary and his friend Scott onen~ secretary-treasurer ; Bill 'Strauu, Albens; !acilJe Price, Hobstetter, flower committee Kl1Y Price, (AimnhoiB; hmrs chairman, and Dick Lee , W. Hobstetter and Betblny location ch&imum. Carol, Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Attending the ireuniOO were W. G, McM•.ter, Hnrl-; Eric Mr. and Mrs. William J. H91>- Qlamben,Middleport,IIIIIIMr. stetter, Rutland: ~· and Mrs. andMrs.RicbardLee, Racine ; Vmas Lee of Racme and their and a guest, JOBD Grimes, son and daughter-UHaw, Mr. Cqlumbus. and Mrs. Jerry Lee and chilcren, Jay Jay and Scott: Mr. 'and Mrs. Richard Chambers, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. AVCIDENT VICTIM Oulrles Price, Columbus; Mr.. Oulrles Ray Geary, son of and Mrs. EdiSon Hobstetter, Mr. and Mrs. Doll Geary, Pomeroy; Mrs: Margaret Hill, Middleport, was for Dayton; Mrs. UlllanHobstetter Jaceralims and ~brasiODS. at Lee, Racine; Mr: and Mrs. C. _K· Veterans Me~ortal Ho_spttal Nease· and children, David, Sunday evemng fdiOWUJg II Stev.en, Timothy arid Scott, bicycle accident. Tbe bicycle Racme ; Mr. and Mrs. Sam went over an embanJnnr...t, . trea!td "IT'S TRUE" • • • -- . ' ~ (Upon Reql(est) ._ROBINSO_N.,S ~ .CLEANERS · gues!" atYethe ean""'"' help. clol!t.... •lo!!c· P.tl!TUT'f S.:"hold.. MU. •t•• lrm.-, ~~~-~For...,.-mty Old eomlort. - FASTEETB Doo· tare Adhelin Powder. Deaturu lloat It ue -tlal to bealtb. Soo ,.,.. clo!ltlol naularb'. U *;U _, **U U *U * A THOUGHT } * ~ FOR TODAY : BAKER Pom~I'OlY .. · Phone 992·~21 _ ~ 2T6 E. 2nd - FIIW. IIEOOCOOIIS Ofl Ml . SilliER Member FDIC SAVE 7S%1 PEIFEct TO START THEM II SCHOOLI GilLS OR MISSES Ealire Slock! Lui. Price Cull WOMEN'S BELTS SUMMER . HANDBAGS V.alues to 3.00. l.Hther. suedH. braided. chain lypH. They a ll go-Now! Y2' PRICE AU white, betge and straw type ~s rtpric:ed to se-ll ~l eidy . '13! SLIPON OXFORDS MEN'S ORlDN SOCKS WI"B BADY WRH A COMPU1I SELECTION OF CLOTHING FOR ALL AGES AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR EVERY NEEDI wearing , soft orion. ·:soo SAVE ON GIRLS SLEEVELESS BLOUSES AU! HI-C DRINK PINT SIZE THIRMOS - ORANGE & GRAPE lOll! WE NEED SPAal THESE MUST GOI WOMEN'S SKIRTS All Spring and Summer Slyln! 50 SAVE $30° IIUSHEL SID "LAUNDRY BASKET POJ.Y PUSI1C - IDUIIS! •A Tridlfrwlt ol THE SINGER COMPANY APPROVED SING£ A DEALER 1.1111 2 EA. CUSTOIIU STEP ·STOOL II OLll'i IJP 'IU too LB'\ FOR TOOTIU\KUill&'i. TV-UTIUTY <&S! GIRLS' SUMMER SLEEP WEAR ' •·ns w. Second , . 992-2284 SWIM BOYS' SUMMER SANDALS WHILE THEY LAST! !HEY WERE '2.87 IlliTE.fUll HAND LEMON DETERGENT ~~at 12 WAFERS l-IB. - 22 oz. BR. s oz. OXYDOL KING' SIZE e Royal Scot ' 12 ROLLS JUMBO ROllS SCOT lAD UQUID CANS BAGS PAPER TOWELS . CHICKEN - SANDWICH LOAF ·VANILLA EDON Joy or Ivory Margarine l~b. EGGS s pkgs. GO'A'NS AND P.UAM.-\5 REGULAR $2.47 99! •1 SAVE ON . SINGER SALES .& SERVItE McCALL'S & SIMPLICITY PATTERNS LEMON PLEDGE CANS TOILET TISSUE 7 TOMMY ,JURnE 460l. FIRESIDE '149.95 SAL£'119.11 REG. 11.59 LUNCHEON MEAT ••ALADDIN" QUALITY - PIIIIIS 01 SIIUDS - VMIIES TO 'l.M MilLE liB LASr! 12 Ol. rMS BILTMORE Pl. STEEL WORKMAN'S KIT AND BOTTLE & PINT 10 ' Value Special! GALLON If perfl!d you would piy twiceds much. 6 color-s. Long :!88~ m.6 FOR SCHOOL t 894 for DEBBIE · ICE MILK Stock Up For Sdwoll SHORT SETS PAIR 21"~ CAN POP cans$ Scot Pride (Vanilla) GIRLS' TWO PIECE REG. We have a credit plan d8signed to lit y:our.budget. GLO-COAT MOOR-RING Hb. Tremendom M•rkdouns! DECK SHOES $288 or MILK JOHNSON ~~~-:,::~~~-~-29 gc ~:~$~ . . . . . ~~-6 . ON SAl£ JIM! BOYS' TUCXERS REG. 47• . SHASTA 21b. ,. • Exclusive front dro~n bobbin. • Built-in blindstitch. Plus 6 other great features. Even !IRIIhlr liVIngs on cabinet models · Free lnllrUCtlons on the use of your new machine. JERZEE VAUJES ID '2.98 HEAVY SOLE It HOSPITAL NEWS CHOICE LEAN Whipped 'Topping......... ~.~-~.~;.....2 9 o SCOT LAD c WALKING SHORTS WOMEN'S SUMMER SANDALS BOrSon<~ MEN'S UP TO ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. OPEN TILL 9 P.M. 6 NIGHTS A WEEK CANVAS OXFORDS S..Mist*,zig-zag machine with carrying case. USDA CHOICE FURNITURE 1~· FARMERS BANK : an~M~~~~~~o00J • lb. GROUN D BEEF...~~~~-~-~~~ ................... ~~:.. 69· ~ .GROUN_.D CHUCK.~~~~~-~~~1!-~~---··-·-~~:. 79~ WI ENE IS ...~~:.~.~-~~~~-~~-~-~.~~!·····-----·--·--······!~·..59~ BOLOG" A.~.~:.~~~?.~~--~~~-~~----·-··············· ..~~:. 59~ NECK BONES.~?.'~:.~~~-~~---·········5·b·•1.00 ZOClB. WIIAllVER IS WT! liEN'S MD BOYS' oor 1HEY GO! ... Colemans Host Monthly !t ':::::~.~~~t':.'!' : Conureuational Meet it• ..... *******..,. 6 ' 6. Half or Whole ~ 3D' lB. SAVE PRia5 IN EFFECT RIGHT NOW- SHOP MASON, GALLIPOLIS OR POINT PLEASANT l * SAVE - : ¢ BACON STEAK Rial'S * DRIVE-IN *f BANKING 1 BOILED HAM trawberries...~;. 1 ***** CUBE BIRDS EYE Park and brought tbe girls home. The W'tse and Spencer familiet rmtained overnight in the camper and broke up camp lite Dell morning. A week later - .and what do lite girls of Troop 39 want tD di: more than anything ... go camping, of course.! ' In the Bl'OIIP were Angela Marlin, Margo Martin, Julie Byer, Jlll Walburn, Terri Fox, Jmi Murray, Mary Boggs, Mariam~! ~elsb, Pat Brown, Melinda Demoskey, Ann Fitch, Judy Giltei. Usa Becker, Marty Krawczyn, Terri McDaniel, Tammi MeDaniel, Je~er ~· ':Aure1 Spencer, and Amy Hamm 11111 Nancy Buskirk, semor aides. Tr~ting lite girls to Forked Run were Mrs. Walter McDaniel, Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Uonelllloggs, and Eugene Murray. .Enjoyment of the presenf Jt Is denied to those who Jt WOI'I'y too much about the Jt THREE MORE CARS ARE NEEDED to lra•ISJI'IIt tbe II Jlltur~. . f Meigs Crunty disadvantaged girls to Camp Sandy Bend, . -William Feather Elizabeth~ W.Va. for the Appalachian Heritage Camp l!omdaJ. 'lbe gll'ls are to meet at the Satt'ed Heart Calholic CJurdl parking. lot and be ready. to l~ve tbere at 2p.m. It Is about a tw Jt ~ drive to the camPSJte. Transp<rtation is needed botb ftJI. :Jt. soifyouarenot available for the drive up m l!otnday, perbaJII ,._ lfs Quick! Easy can go and get a load to return them bere oo tbe followiDc :Jt Saturday. Transportatioo is the urgent jrObJem l10ii . u you can ass11t pi~ cootact Mrs. Wtlliam Oblinger, chaimum of tbe Big 8eDd :Jt Netgbborhood of the Four Rivers Girl Scout C'AJUncil sponsoi'B a1 Fridays Only :Jt lite camp for disadvantaged girls. ' The Drive-In Window It is Open : FEW TROOPS HAVE BEEN AcrJVE during tbe !AIIIIIIIe" 9 A.M.. to 7 P.M. · mooths but with September just 3 Wl'eD off, troops will be (Continuously l . nn-ganizing and activities wiD begin. Leaders are urgen!IJ Oilier Banking Hours 9 to 3It needed and volunteers are asked tocontactMrs.Qbllnger. Girl Scout Diary will be back m a weekly basU next month. •nd s to 1 as usual on : Frld•ys. ,. Weare interested in your troop news- telepbme 99M292. Dart Sliced ·Semi-Boneless Brand SLAB BACON That loosen · Realizing the problems the group might be enmmtering N11d Not Embarras1 Mrs. John Welsh, Eddie Brown, and Mrs. Bob Byer drove to ~ Doa't kMp wo~ about ,our ..... - clol!tun dn>p a4 -A Superiors THURS. ONLY! FRI. ONLY! BEllER VALUES .ARE FOUND CLEANING ' SUPERIORS USDA OIOia SUPERIORS 2-HOUR - . .. ' . •Thuriday Only At Mark V ROYAL CROWN COLA 16 oz. BTLS. SaturchJy Only! BREAD - Ia IIlS MARKET • Open . ~ 9 to 10 - Sun. 10 We Accept Fedel al Food S....,. PHONE: 992-3411 Pomeroy,O. ' •. �• • 1-Tilt DIIIJ Ss " l,lfAilelliw t.Pw&o), 0., .1oi!C1Mt18,1J71 · Bargains, Bargains and. Mor~ Bargai~s · Jn.The sentinel Clas_sifieds ·. !Helen Help Us l 2SIGIIS ~: QUALITY I . By Helen Bottel 1 YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! Tbls column is l!w YClllllll people, tbelr problems and p~euure~; their troubles and fun. As with the real of Helen Help Us! It welcuue& lauglls bUt wm't dodge a serlaus quealioo with a bruah«<. SendyourteenagequealiCIIS to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen llelp Us! .tbl8 newspaper. ''THING" BRINGS GOOD WCK Ilelr Helen: ~ l!irl friend llgured her good luck chann fer dud and sold It tome for $1.50. I 11811)!!dlt '"lbing." Nest day Tblng and I were m our way to school. I remem- . bered I'd fcrgotten my bmcb IIICIIey'. M(lllents later, I found two CI!Hollar bills Cll the sidewalk. Blnce then, my lmt pet dog returned bCIIIle, I bave made up with a glrll bad fought with, and have collected on 80IIlt! IHipelesB bad deblll. Better yet, Iwm a clock radio at the supe!'llllll'ket and a on winter cost at a drawing. Also I have earned $7.liO lor doing fun wcrlt. Aa a test I rented Thing to a girl fer three days and six candy bars. She used It to get ber boy ·friend back, but I think Thing goofed 011 that ODe. During that time, without Thing, I was struck by a car at a croaing and apent two bours In a hmpltal, got in trouble with a teacbel-, and my wrist watch was stolen. Now that Tblng b back h(llle, I am rolling IJ8ain. A new boy baBccmelntomyUfe.Hecornesovereveryday. I have a $10 cash cder fer Thing, on a no-return, no..-efund basb. Sbould I sen blm? My Dad says I make my own luck. My Mcm said, ''Wily don't you give HelenBottel tbefactaandgether opinion?" So I bave. - a HALF BELIEVER Dear H.B.: Your Dad Ia probably right, but selling Thing would be like PUttiug an (jd friend m the auctim block. Nice tbingB bappen when you have a ''thing" about believing btyourluck. K~theliWecrltter! - H. Ilelr IIJlen: ·. Of I . Ifeelall the lime that everybody Is against me. Since I worry 10 much, I can't go to sleep at rDgbts so I lie awake and cooot the people tbath!lte me. So far, I'm already at 250. .I'm nervous and kind of dumb too, and everybody makes fun d. me. 1 don't have the courage to go to my folks with this problem, and I doo't know anyone else. Please help! - WORRIED Dear Worried: In your town there's a teen "crlala" line where you can talk anmymously to understanding counselors. The number Is posted . at your Ubrary and oo school bulletin boards. Dial it, and you 'II flndlnltant~lp. YouwWaiaobereferred to a personal therapist, if you need me. - H. Ilelr Helen: I'm a 17-year~ld boy and not weird. But I have one beck of a problem.hrasdaling a nice girl and one day she asked me to put oo a d!'elllll she was making so she could put up the hem. WeD, I got carried away and reaDy modeled, evJ!D let her put malieup on me. I'malwayagoodfc.-ajoke.Butdldsbebave to take a picture? Well, we broke and ~:S steamed at J1le, so she's telUng all herfrlelidi I'm queer. And abe bas the photo to prove it. Wbat'lll do? -SUP SHOWING Ilelr Sllp: Tell your good friends esact!Y. how this happened - and ask them to circulate the word. You nllght alao voice It around that people who deal in slander can get sued. -H. WIN AT BRIDGE Making Points With -500 Motor ct. 1966 CHEV. HON ONLY$1750 84" cab to axle, good 825x20 tires, 2 speed rear axle, Int. & cab like new truck, 6 cyl. m cu . ln. eng. A real clean truck. 1966 PLY. VISTA. WAGON SitS V-8 engine, good !Ires, dean body & nice vinyl Interior, automatic trans., power steering, ra~lo, luggage rack. Regularly Prlce<hl $1095.00. Special. 1965 CHEVROLEl' IMPALACPE. · Mt5 396 cu. ln. V-8 engine, 3 speed. std. shill. clean Interior, niceblueflnlsh, good tires, radio & heater. A fine buy. '. ANTIQUES, telephones, brass beds , clocks, dishes, old furniture, etc. Write M. D. Miller, Rf. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271. 7-9-lfc GINSENG 52;17 oz., $35 lb.; snake root $Sib., Golden Seal, $1.90 lb.; Wahoo Root bark $2 lb. Bill Bailey, Reedsville, Second 'S!. 8-8-101c Fodale 16 FT. TAGALONG travel trailer, fully self contained. Ready to go, $1500. Phone 77l· 5651, Mason, W. Va. 7-23-tlc Pomeraj .. . .:.-CO. . rI -,.••,., r----------.- ----------------1 . OP.EM EVES. S:OO p.M. POMEROV. OHIO APPLES, Peaches, Filzp<,~rick Orchard. State Route 689 . Phone Wilkesville 669-3785. 8-1-101c 'HOME & AUTO Radiator Setvice LEGAL •2 MILLER MOBIL£.HOMES HARTFORD 1. 1. ~~~E ~~~(c~~~M~!;ER Kingsbury For Sale News, Notes Aluminum Sheets We talk to you· like a person. WMP0/1390 2()4 The Daily Sentinel -- 1:. OFFIC£ SUPPUES And SUE DOESN'T LOOK Lti<E IllS TYPE. FURNITURE WIIAT'S COME OVER HIM" From the Largest Troo.k or Bulldozer .Radlafpr fo the Smallest Healer Core. Stop In and See Our Floor Display. BLAElTN~$ . EXPERT Wheel Ali~ment 15.55 WELL, SHES SHY. CAARMJNG, OJTE, ~lf/llDLY AND CllOOLY! HIS FRATERNITY · INITIAfiON ~ 1 SAID NAME ONE l).{ING til Have Yoor Siasonal Pomeroy Ph. 992-2143 .fs Con~itioning · ROOFING & CARPENTER WORK SPOUTING, ROOF PAINTING Inspection and . Re-Charge Special At' NEW & OLD WORK . All Weather Roofing · & Construction Co. and An-. thony Plumbing & Healing: Complete Plumbing, Healing and Air Con· di1ioning. ··~- ME CAIN'TMMD\&ER WH'i 1-\E WRIT DOWN A SARTIN Blaattnar'J MTE··- PHONE 992-2143 us RED-BLOODED .JOHNsON MASONRY , · 240 Lincoln St., Middleport AMERICAN 00'15 --- Complete Remodeling Phone 992-2550 Insured - Experienced Work Guaranteed See us- for . Free Estimate .on Furnace lnstalation . Kitchens, Baths Room Additions And Potios Backhoe And End loader Work Septic Tanks And LHch Beds. HARRISON'S TV AND ANTENNA SERVICE . Phone 992·2522. 6-10-tlc WllOOE WINKLE !IUT$EN DIDSH£:GET1Hit; .JOB 1' fiON COULD 5HE 742-4902 LEARN 1HE RamNE ROSEBERRY Furnace ln . stallalion. Free estimates on new furnaces, oil or gas. Service work . Call Cecil Roseberry, Racine, Ohio. Phone 614-843-2274. 7-22-301c SO QUICKLY!' Roofin~& Carpenter . 'Work Spouting, Roof Painting NEW &OLD WORK All Weather Roofing & Con- . struclion Co. and Anthony . Plumbi"'l & Hnlin9. Complete Plumbing, 'Heating .itl!lt 1\_lr Conditioning. 240 Lincoln 51. Middleport, 0 . Phone 992-2550 Insured- Experienced Work Guraronteed BACKHOE AND DOZER work . Septic tanks Installed. George 1BILl) Pullins, Phone 992-2478. 4-25-tfc QUEEN and Shamblin . Construction. remodeling, 6.98 . ..Plus . Parts Roof1ng, aluminum siding. Phone 992-7324 or 742· 4979. 8-4-121c O' DELL WHEEL alignment located at Crossroads, Rt. 124. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Reasonable rates. Ph. 446-4782, Gallipolis. John Russell , Owner & Operator. '.l.lJ.tfc Back into the Complete front end service, car.~lim! tune up and brake service. Wheels b~lanced electronically. · All work guaranteed. Reasonable rates. Phone 992-321l. 7-27-lft NEIGLER Construcllon. For building or remodeling your home. Call Guy Nelgler, Racine, Ohio. 7-31 -lfc AWNINGS, storm doors and windows , carports, marquees, aluminum siding and railing . Call A,. Jacob, RALPH'S CARPET - Upholstery Cleaning Service. Free estimates. Phone Gallipolis 446-0294. 3-12-lfc sales representative. For free estimates. phone Charles Lisle , Syracuse . V. V. Johnson and Son, Inc. 5-27-tlc O'BRIEN . ELEC.TRIC SER - ROOF painting & minor roof VICE . Phone 949-4551. repair . Phone 992-2239. 5·30-tlc 8-10-61c READY-MIX CONCRETE "S"EWING MACAfNES. Repair delivered right to your service, all makes, 992-2284, pro/eel. Fast and easy. Free The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. furnace . Garage. Minersville est mates. Phone 992-3284. Authorized Singer Sales and - NEW LISTING Goegleln Ready -Mix Co., Service. We Sharpen Scissors. Middleport, Ohio. 3-29-lfc $25,000.00 BUSINESS 6-JO·IfC building with 3 rentals. lnsuraiicei>een PAPER HANGING, Interior AuYoMOBILE cancelled? Lost your 520.000.00 - 3 bedrooms, steam and e xter ior painting . Phone Call 992· operator's license? heat, 1'12 baths, nice kitchen. 992-3630. 2966. · Garage. POMEROY 7-13-JOip 6-15.1fc ----~ . --:-:: · :::$12,000.00 - 3 bedrooms, bath, Real Estate For Sale SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller new kitchen. Gas furnace. Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. POMEROY tDNVEN I ENT but secluded 662-3035. building lots on T79 at Rock 2-12-lfc $21.000.00 - 3 bedrooms, bath, Springs . Within walking furnace . Beautiful Inside. distance of Meigs High Basement. POMEROY School , a 5 minute drive from - C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Complete Service Pomeroy. Call or see Bill Phone 9-49·3821 $12.000.00 - 3 or 4 bedrooms, Wille weekends or alter 5 Racine, Ohio bath, furnace . Modern kit - _p.m. weekdays. Phone 992Crill Bradford chen . SYRACUSE 6887. 5·1-lfc 7-11-tlc $2,500.00 - Over 2 acres on 33. All utilities available. 3 . BEDROOM brick home . Choice location In Middleport. 52,500.00 - 1 acre. old house, 5 Seen by appointment only. rooms. Phone 992·5523 afler 4 p.m . This Week's Special 5-7-tfc $25,000.00 - Lot at Cheshire ~-=--,.,---:-:-~ with vacant service statloh on HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln · Heights. Call Danny Thompson, 992· Rt. 7 2196. 7-18-lfc HAVING TROUBLE SELLING OR BUYING, TRY US NOW. - - - - - - 6 ROOM house on 60x100 lot. HELEN L. TEAFORD, USED CARS ASSOCIATE Also, 10-room house . Phone 992-3325 992-5786. 8-6-61c THE BORN LOSER rn .. •1tfl'rii&A.""-1a. . . uM• DICK TRACY ~Y.I'//"# /V/////7~ llAKH WAS RUN BY AIR, ANO, STRANGELY MACHINERY Wlnl· niE . BLAST! 67 atEVEllE MALIBU 2 DOOR H.T. MIDDLEPORT - 5 room brick home with bath, paneling and wall lo wall carpeting. Phone 992-2540 or 992-3465. 8-Pic Realty 60S East Main POI,-IEROY SIX ROOM house, bath , full WANT TO BUILD? We nave basement, 133 Bullernuf Ave., two nice building sites, one just walking dislance from has a house on II which does downtown Pomeroy. Contact need some repair. Located In Ed Hedrick, 2137 Wadsworth Pomeroy on quiet s+reet . l)rive, Columbus, Ohio, phone GOOD BUY 56,900. 237-4334, Columbus. · 5-9-llc BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A DRIVE-IN located on State Route, in small community, Includes ground - 100x300 and modern building together with all equipment . NOT VERY OLD. $1595 POMEROY - ·ALMOST NEW BRICK HOME - J · large bedrooms, . double c losets, beautiful built-in kitchen lor "'om. carpeted, full basement with recre~tion room, lots of storage, utility room, about one acre of ground, concrel~ basketball court, carport, air conditioned. $27,500. WANT TO SELL? YOU HAVE THE PROPERTY - WE HAVE THE BUYERS LET'S GET TOGETHER. HENRY CLELAND REALTOR OHice 992·2259 Resldonce 9.92-2568 8-4-61c --:----- - \ SHCP TURNEPLI'. RIGGEP ATlJW UME, BUT THE CAIILf SHAPI'fP, 50 ··~ It WfNT AWAY. II Grate Rutland, o.. prano, JJ&d~®IJ.J!~I' ..... .... '-'f!!! Jean Y'KNOW, Bfl1fliA~ Too:t!Y HASA GOOI1 POCNT, WHAT WAS lMPORTANT EIICCJG!i ~ THEM TO RISK GOING AGROUNV ,, ~ .· 18. Mother UIIICnmblelhtH four Jumbleo, one ltlter to each oquare, 1<1 form four ordlnarr worda. of the Titans 21. Otherwise. ~ Yetierda)''N Ann·er 8' 26. Traffic 28. Qlty.in Vermont 30. Parched 32. Price paid 33. Restrain 35. Wellfed MEPOT I KIJ I tJ I J .I [ j t SAHVNl 27. Candlennt tree 28. Popular Copen- l/0 IJTRY ~ 'l .A t hagen vehicles I V i I tofonntheiWpclwi• • • , • "- A · ""*'ealecl br thu..,.•cal! t Now lll'niiP' tile clrdoolltUen IIIIi•--• I A "( 1 XI I f ( I I I l J•mbt.., NIICI CAMIO ANGINA Yeste rd•y•• Antwf' rt ·-+-1 -I-OWI ro-n ThU brco,_l hard lo )oift - CIMIN1' 37. Opposed to 38. Wickerwork basket 39. Adcolescent( 2 speed operation. RUTLAND .RJRNITURE verbia11y !3wds.) 4. Before 5. Italian city 6. Sluggish · 7. Except .._ . , (10 1971 Kine Features Synllicate, Jnc .) so- Leone Moyttv Filter . We Specialize In .MAY TAG lltd Corptt Service 16.Mezzo- 29. Masseur't> specialty 31. Spoil 34. Budding M.D .. 35. Excellent 36. - Autom•tics Dryers Surround ctotht&.. with gentle, even 1 heat. No hot spots, . no overdrylng. · Fine Mesh Lint . Arnold .. ' ···aig topoclfy -· · Perm1-Preu · ' Moytov Holo of Hoot 742-4211 A SISTEII: '"You'll Like Our Qualify Way of Doing Business. " GMAC FINANCING 992-5342 Pomeroy Open Evenings 'Til 1:00 Ti15 P.M. Sot, temps . Auto . water level control. · · L fnl· . Filter or Power Fin Agitator . · substance 13..Bare 14. Scold 15. lnjurious 16. Anticipate 2. Concept 3. Ma.n of the house, pro~ . 26. Back talk Karr & Van landt Choice • of water ACROSS !.Ill humor 5. Part of a helmet 10. Redolence 11. Tooth 22. One of ' where are 17. Means "The 19. P avement you roamThree material ing?" Muske· teers" -' ••u. ZOla novel CTwe1tth Night) 21. Gaelic 23. ot (3wds.) 22. ••our Miss LatinBi'ooks '' originated 9. Set free 24.. Extort 12. Glanced languages money ominously 24. Make cake from 25. City in Italla ~ Cleland l"Poterday'o Crypl<oquole: A POOR LIFE THIS, IF FULL OF CARE WE HAVE NO TIME TO STAND AND STARlit WILLIAM HENRY DAVIES DAILY CROSSWORD ~· ' } ' 'j ' L • TEAFORD 11.. • 14' - 24' - WIDE ,. !] 992·2094 606 E, Main Pomeroy Virgil B. -----2-2 his partner's king of GUN Shoot, Sunday, August 15, trumps would be enough to 1 p.m.• Racine Gun Club. • H set four spades . 8-10-51c . .K9543 Since the game was matcht108 point duplicate, South noted NOTICE .10864 that if hearts divided 3-1 NOTICE ON FILING WEST EAST (D) there would be a lot of East· OF INVENTORY . and .Kl0853 .QJ92 AND APPRAISEMENT West pairs bidding and mak1220 Washington Blvd .. The State of Ohio, Meigs •QB7 ing four spades {or a score County . Probate Court Belpre, Oltio tQ74 tAKJ63 of 620. In that case, while To the Eucutri x ot ~he .J5 .KQ9 minus 500 would not be any- estate ; to such of the follow1ng Phone 992-2156 as are residents of the State of SOUTH 1968 HONDA 125 Scrambler, thing to write home about, it Ohio, v·ix: the surviving L...---------~ like new . All accessories .A6 would be a respectable spouse, the next of kin, !he EA~N AT home addressing including helmet ; 5,600 actual • AJ106 score. So South decided to beneficiaries under the w1ll ; envelopes. Rush stamped miles. Phone 992-7175. • 952 play the hand for a 3-1 trump and to the attorney or anorneys self-addressed envelope. The representing any of the .A732 Ambrose Co., 4325 Lakeborn, 8-10·31c split. aforementioned persons : Davisburg, Mich. 48019. ,2 S _T_ R _I_ N_ G_ g _ uitar -.~V:--e-:-ntura. East-West vulnerable He reviewed the bidding Carl Hellman, Deceased , 8·1·301P practically new. Phone 992· Pomeroy, OhiO R . D . 2, Chester Weal North East South and decided that East was Township , No . 20497 . 73JO. lt likely to be short. As soon You are hereby notified that the Inventory and Ap · For Rent _ _______8_.8.31 c as he got the lead he played 4• Pass pra isement of the estate of the Dble Pass his ace of trumps ; continued aforementioned Pua , deceased, late mobile home with , COLONIAL slyle stereo, AM· Pass Pass with, the jack and finessed. of said County , was flied in this 2 BEDROOM air conditioning in Racine FM rad1o, 4 speakers. 4-speed He got out for minus 500 and Court . Said Inventory and Opening lead- t 4 area Phone 992-6329. record changer . Balance Appraisement will be for a fair score. · 8-10-5tc $73.99. Use our budget terms. hearing before this Court on the Call 922-7085. 19th day of August. 1971. at 10:00 By Oswald & James Jacoby (NEWSPAPU ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 8·8-6tc o'c lock A.M . FURNISHED and unfurnished Any person desiring to tpe ---~~­ So~h looked at dum m y apartments. Close to school .. MODERN WALNUT stereo, exceptions thereto must file with a jaundiced eye. He Phone 992-5434. them at least five days prior to AM- FM radio features 4thought rather unhappily 10-18-lfc speed record changer, • date set for hearing. the The bidding has been: about now his partner had Given under my hand and speakers, separate controls . No1th . East South seal of said Court, this 31st day punished him for overcalli~g West Balance $62 .89. Use our TRAILER LOTS, BOb's Mobile of July 1971 . with only a four-eard sutt. Court, Rt. 124, Syracuse, budge! terms. Call 992-7085. ? John c. Ba con Not that South's overcall was Pass 1• Pass 8-8-61c Cttio. 9'12-2951. Judge and ex -officio Clerk really bad. Everyone has You. South, hold: 4-2-lfc of said Court made worse overcalls every •AKB7 ••\Z tKQ9.K643 SINGER , zig zag sew ing machine, needs no cams, all day of the week. What do you do now? By Ann B. Watson J-RDOM furnished apartment. ·n 1r g Deputy Clerk 134 Mulberry Ave .• Phone 992• built -in features; makes A- You are • lr1 • s on Then South started to take buttonholes , monograms , stock to see if he could save lor lour spades but not strong CBl 3, 10, 21 3962. 8-8-lfc laney desiRns, etc. Pay $49.78. enourh to jeopardize game by - - - -- - -- - - - - -- - - - - - -Use our budget terms. Call anything. from the wreckage. b'dd' s ·d th d" 1 lng more, 1 He CQUld see five losers outree 10" Clair Waggoner, of Harrison- FURNISHED 1 bedroom 992-7085. 8·8·61c ville, Mr. and ' Mrs. Herald apartment. Middleport. side the trump suit. The best monds. Phone 992-3874. . TODAY'S QUESTION Gilkey and children of Athens, he could hope for would be 8·8-lfc to get out for minus 500 , You do bid three diamonds CarolSueHalllocal andPeggy points. , and your partner bids thr~ Imboden of Mlddle~rt, Duane TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Park, Minersville, phone 992· What could the e n em Y hearts. What do you do now · Will of Rutland and Rick Wilt of 3324. make in spades. South was Zanesville. Here 's the way it works ... 8-5-6lc you get seven ice cream . Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie McNally I o o king at three aces. If afternoon. bars, or a half-gallon of Ice trumps were going to divide Richard Dean accompanied of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. cream , FREE for_ e..v..ery cubic foot you bu)l in a Unlco Carol Hall to Wilmore, Ky., Nathan Arnold and sons of For Sale treP.zer , refrigerator or Saturday to visit Asbury Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick combination . ·' UNICO 20FT. UPRIGHT College where Richard will be a Williams and children, Chester, FREEZER 269.9> freshman this fall s tarting Sept. and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Arnold With this one yCiu get 1.40 tree 36" )I 23" X .P09 . ice cream bars or 20 half 13. and son of Colwnbus all visited gallons of FREE ice cream . Mr. and Mrs. John Pedros Jr. their mother, Mrs. Hazel Arr.old Mr. and Mrs . Richard POMEROY Goodrich of Lockport, N. Y., and baby daughter , Mary and Walter recently. Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. , P.hone992·2111 visited two weeks at the Janet, were weekend guests of resldenceo!Mr.andMrs. Buck Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal and ,. USED OFFSET PLATES FENDER PA s~stem, almost family and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rogers. HAVE like new, $500. hone 949·3484. MANY USES Cbri,ttie Burson of Shade has Young. 8-10-3tc ' been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. "couoe Hudson went to ONE STOKERMATIC stove, Rowland Dais. Marion, Ohio, to visit Mr. and one Stilh chain. saw, 18", one Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harrison Mrs. Nick Perkins and to rettrn 1 ior ii.oo 8x35 trailer wit h tipout. Phone enletlained with a ·birthday Mary and ' Ge11e Perkins w~o 992-3954. 8-10-31c dinner Thursday honoring his have been he~e lor the past mother, Mrs. Louise Harrison . . week. Returmng home wt~h 2 ACRES, 6-room and bath Unda Beal spent a weekend Mrs. Hudson was Mrs. Sadte ' house, built-In kitchen, all electric, ~rage. city water. in Columbus with several Carr· of Po'!l~roy. Tuppers lalns. Phone 667· members of lhe i970 .. European Recent vtstlors of Mr. and n• eov<t st. 3624. Pomli roy, Ollio Youth Choir and attended the Mrs. J ohn Dean. John Water 8-10;3tc coocert1t !Ancalller on Sunday .and Richard were Mr. and Mrs. 1. s•2. EXPERIENCED SR. 10 NORTH PdMEROY Auto •SENTINEL CARRIER WANTED IN NEW HAVEN ~I<'MJRST . Busiitess S.e_~ces -GUARANTEEDWANT AO 16 FT. FIBERGLASS boat, 25 Phone 992-2094 INFORMATION h.p. motor, trailer, $250. DEADLINES Female Help Wanted Phone 667-3031 ,. Tuppers Pomeroy Home & 5 P.M. I;>ay Before Publication Plains. Monday Deadllne9a.m. , 8-8-Jtp Open 8 Til5 Can-"'llatlon & Corrections . HOUSEWIVES, evenings free? Earn 25 per cent demonMonday thru Saturday wiifh<,accepled until h .m.lor strating toys and gifts with NEW 1971 ZIG-ZAG sewing 606 E. Main , Pomeroy, 0. Day of Publication • the highest paying party plan. machine in original factory REGULATIONS Compare our program and carton. Zig-zag to make · • The Publisher · reserves the color catalog before making buttonholes, sew on buttons, right to edit or reject any ads For Sale No mooograms, and make fancy any other. commitments. deemed objectional The experience, no Investment. designs with just the twist of a publisher will not be resPiw>sible 1970 HONDA, 175 cc, $400. for more than one incorrect: Car necessary. Call 9-49-3233 single dial. Left In lay-away Phone 992-5170. or write Toy ladies Party and never been used. Will sell 8-8-51p insertion. Plan, Johnstown. Pa. 15902 . for only $47 cash, or credit . - - - - - - - - - . RATES 8-10-31p terms available. Phone · 992For w,nt Ad Service HALF RUNNER beans, $2 5641 . 5 cents per Word one Insertion . bushel, pick your own . 8-4-61c Minimum Charge 75c Cucumbers and tomatoes . 12 cents per word three. Instruction Clarence Proltitl, Portland . ELECTROLUX vacuum consec •Jflve Insertions. Phone 843-2254. cleaner complete with af. 18 cents per word six con· SEMI -DRIVER TRAINING. 8·3-151c tachments, cordwlnder and secutiVe i nsertlons. We are currently oHering paint spray. Used but In like 25 Per Cent Discount on paid tractor trailer train ing new condition. Pay 534.45 CoAL Timestorie': -excelslor ads and ads paid within 10 days. lhrough the facilities of the cash or budget plan available. Salt Works. E. Main St.,, CARD OF THANKS lollowin~ truck lines: Truck · Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. : Phone 992-5641. &OBITUARY .t.9.tfc Line D1slribullon Systems, 8-4-61c $1..10 lor 50 word minimum. Inc., Express Parcel liach additional word 2c. Deliveries. Inc., Skyline CLEANING EST carpel cleaner 16 ~ T. TRAVEllraller: Swiss BLIND ADS Deliveries, . Inc. For ap· Colony. in good condition, you ever used, so easy too . Additional 25c Charge per plication and inlerview, call $1 ,095. Phone 992-6329. Gel Blue Lustre. Rent electric Advertisement. J004H843, or write School 8-8-61c shampooer. $1. Baker Fur· OFFICE HOURS Safety Division. United nlture Company. 8:30a.m. to 5:00p.m. Daily, Systems, Inc., c·O Terminal 8-4-61c Auto Sales ~ : 30 a.m. to i2: 00 Noon· Bldg., 5517 Midland Orive, Saturday. Charleston, West Virginia, PLYMOUTH with 426 Heml1971 HONDA Scrambler 175, 25306. engine, complete with clutch, Notice &-9-21c excellent condition, $675 . 4-speed, front and rear cross members . Phone Cheshire SAVE- UP to one hall. Bring _T_R_U_C_K_I_N-:G- -IN : -::D-:U:-:S:-::TRY Phone 992-5323. 367-7379 after 6 p. m. our sick TV to Chuck's TV 8-6-6lp NE!:DS MEN. You can now ~ hop, 151 BuIIernut Ave., train 8-10-31c to become an over the Pomeroy. .._23-tfc road driver or city driver. DASHCHUND puppies, $40 ...,--~,.----~-...., Excellent earnings after short each. Phone Athens592-1555 or Real Estate For Sale MEIGS SENIORS call Grover's training on our trucks wllh 593-6436. HOUSE , 1640 Lincoln His. , Studio now . Make ap· our driver instructor~ to help 8-6-61p Pomeroy. Phone 992-2293. polntment lor your senior ' .. you. For appllcatoon and 10·25-tlc portraits to be taken during onterv1ew, call 513-241-5572, or ENGLISH Shepherd pups, 8 week of August 23rd. Save 10 write Trai~lng Safety per cent on the cost of your Division, Un1led Syste.ms, weeks old . Waid Smilh . NEW, 3-bedroom home In Darwin, otlio. Middleport. Buill-In kitchen, order. Phone 992-247~ . Inc ., c-o Motor Fre1ghl 8-10-31p Terminal Bldg., 3101 Gano ceramic file bath, all-electric 8-4-lotc heat, good neighborhood. Can - - -- - - - - Road, Sharonville, Cin · 3 ROOM APARTMENT WITH cinnati, Cttio, oiSW . arrange FHA financing . GROVER'S STUDIO will be BATH, FURNISHED, AIR 8-9-21c Telephone 992-3600 or 992· closed for vacation Aug. 16th CONDITIONED. WATER 2186. thru 22nd. Visit our booth at PROVIDED. LOCATED AT 7-25·1fC the Meigs County Fair. HOUSEKEEPER, live In, more 516 S. 4TH, PHONE 992-2053. 8·10-lotc for home than wages. Write 8-10-Jic Dewey Simpson, Rt . 1, WILL DO babysitting in my Middleport, Cttio. home for pre-school children, 8-8-Jtp ·CANNING tomatoes, already picked, $1.25 bu ., bring experienced. Mrs. Glenn Smith, Rod< Springs Road. HOUSEKEEPER lo live in. containers . Geraldine Call 992-6187. Cleland. East Main, Ratlne. References required. Write 7-28-tlc 8·10-61c Box 729-F in care The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, Cttio. 8-8-61p KOSCOT Kosmellcs, JulyAugust special. Kare KonBroker · ditlon oil $5. Value now only 110 MOchanic Street $2.50. Distributors, Brown's, POmeroy, Ohio phone 992-5113. $8,000.00 - 6 rooms, nice bath, 7-Hfc - ----- AI-\, OFFICER. CAPI'AIN EASY DOWN 1. Thea trical · turkey DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work It: . AXYDLBAAXR lo LONGFELLOW One le,ttcr sin1ply stands for anoUier. In this sample A i ~-t used for t he three L's, X fot· the two O's, e tc. Single letters. apostrophes, the length nnd formation o! thc- words are nil hints. Each day the code l~tters at'C diffe1·ent. A OryptoJram Quotation TSQSVRAI : RV R1K S1U Q~LU BLAD I< SLM QSL . E. QSONLS, QDRPULN1 GA RI V ,, S \' A • QLNU - VLSTNI' GA RIV E. •. THE ihJt fO!I.' ·· 8 C •L RKDV \ ' ' �• • 1-Tilt DIIIJ Ss " l,lfAilelliw t.Pw&o), 0., .1oi!C1Mt18,1J71 · Bargains, Bargains and. Mor~ Bargai~s · Jn.The sentinel Clas_sifieds ·. !Helen Help Us l 2SIGIIS ~: QUALITY I . By Helen Bottel 1 YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! Tbls column is l!w YClllllll people, tbelr problems and p~euure~; their troubles and fun. As with the real of Helen Help Us! It welcuue& lauglls bUt wm't dodge a serlaus quealioo with a bruah«<. SendyourteenagequealiCIIS to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen llelp Us! .tbl8 newspaper. ''THING" BRINGS GOOD WCK Ilelr Helen: ~ l!irl friend llgured her good luck chann fer dud and sold It tome for $1.50. I 11811)!!dlt '"lbing." Nest day Tblng and I were m our way to school. I remem- . bered I'd fcrgotten my bmcb IIICIIey'. M(lllents later, I found two CI!Hollar bills Cll the sidewalk. Blnce then, my lmt pet dog returned bCIIIle, I bave made up with a glrll bad fought with, and have collected on 80IIlt! IHipelesB bad deblll. Better yet, Iwm a clock radio at the supe!'llllll'ket and a on winter cost at a drawing. Also I have earned $7.liO lor doing fun wcrlt. Aa a test I rented Thing to a girl fer three days and six candy bars. She used It to get ber boy ·friend back, but I think Thing goofed 011 that ODe. During that time, without Thing, I was struck by a car at a croaing and apent two bours In a hmpltal, got in trouble with a teacbel-, and my wrist watch was stolen. Now that Tblng b back h(llle, I am rolling IJ8ain. A new boy baBccmelntomyUfe.Hecornesovereveryday. I have a $10 cash cder fer Thing, on a no-return, no..-efund basb. Sbould I sen blm? My Dad says I make my own luck. My Mcm said, ''Wily don't you give HelenBottel tbefactaandgether opinion?" So I bave. - a HALF BELIEVER Dear H.B.: Your Dad Ia probably right, but selling Thing would be like PUttiug an (jd friend m the auctim block. Nice tbingB bappen when you have a ''thing" about believing btyourluck. K~theliWecrltter! - H. Ilelr IIJlen: ·. Of I . Ifeelall the lime that everybody Is against me. Since I worry 10 much, I can't go to sleep at rDgbts so I lie awake and cooot the people tbath!lte me. So far, I'm already at 250. .I'm nervous and kind of dumb too, and everybody makes fun d. me. 1 don't have the courage to go to my folks with this problem, and I doo't know anyone else. Please help! - WORRIED Dear Worried: In your town there's a teen "crlala" line where you can talk anmymously to understanding counselors. The number Is posted . at your Ubrary and oo school bulletin boards. Dial it, and you 'II flndlnltant~lp. YouwWaiaobereferred to a personal therapist, if you need me. - H. Ilelr Helen: I'm a 17-year~ld boy and not weird. But I have one beck of a problem.hrasdaling a nice girl and one day she asked me to put oo a d!'elllll she was making so she could put up the hem. WeD, I got carried away and reaDy modeled, evJ!D let her put malieup on me. I'malwayagoodfc.-ajoke.Butdldsbebave to take a picture? Well, we broke and ~:S steamed at J1le, so she's telUng all herfrlelidi I'm queer. And abe bas the photo to prove it. Wbat'lll do? -SUP SHOWING Ilelr Sllp: Tell your good friends esact!Y. how this happened - and ask them to circulate the word. You nllght alao voice It around that people who deal in slander can get sued. -H. WIN AT BRIDGE Making Points With -500 Motor ct. 1966 CHEV. HON ONLY$1750 84" cab to axle, good 825x20 tires, 2 speed rear axle, Int. & cab like new truck, 6 cyl. m cu . ln. eng. A real clean truck. 1966 PLY. VISTA. WAGON SitS V-8 engine, good !Ires, dean body & nice vinyl Interior, automatic trans., power steering, ra~lo, luggage rack. Regularly Prlce<hl $1095.00. Special. 1965 CHEVROLEl' IMPALACPE. · Mt5 396 cu. ln. V-8 engine, 3 speed. std. shill. clean Interior, niceblueflnlsh, good tires, radio & heater. A fine buy. '. ANTIQUES, telephones, brass beds , clocks, dishes, old furniture, etc. Write M. D. Miller, Rf. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271. 7-9-lfc GINSENG 52;17 oz., $35 lb.; snake root $Sib., Golden Seal, $1.90 lb.; Wahoo Root bark $2 lb. Bill Bailey, Reedsville, Second 'S!. 8-8-101c Fodale 16 FT. TAGALONG travel trailer, fully self contained. Ready to go, $1500. Phone 77l· 5651, Mason, W. Va. 7-23-tlc Pomeraj .. . .:.-CO. . rI -,.••,., r----------.- ----------------1 . OP.EM EVES. S:OO p.M. POMEROV. OHIO APPLES, Peaches, Filzp<,~rick Orchard. State Route 689 . Phone Wilkesville 669-3785. 8-1-101c 'HOME & AUTO Radiator Setvice LEGAL •2 MILLER MOBIL£.HOMES HARTFORD 1. 1. ~~~E ~~~(c~~~M~!;ER Kingsbury For Sale News, Notes Aluminum Sheets We talk to you· like a person. WMP0/1390 2()4 The Daily Sentinel -- 1:. OFFIC£ SUPPUES And SUE DOESN'T LOOK Lti<E IllS TYPE. FURNITURE WIIAT'S COME OVER HIM" From the Largest Troo.k or Bulldozer .Radlafpr fo the Smallest Healer Core. Stop In and See Our Floor Display. BLAElTN~$ . EXPERT Wheel Ali~ment 15.55 WELL, SHES SHY. CAARMJNG, OJTE, ~lf/llDLY AND CllOOLY! HIS FRATERNITY · INITIAfiON ~ 1 SAID NAME ONE l).{ING til Have Yoor Siasonal Pomeroy Ph. 992-2143 .fs Con~itioning · ROOFING & CARPENTER WORK SPOUTING, ROOF PAINTING Inspection and . Re-Charge Special At' NEW & OLD WORK . All Weather Roofing · & Construction Co. and An-. thony Plumbing & Healing: Complete Plumbing, Healing and Air Con· di1ioning. ··~- ME CAIN'TMMD\&ER WH'i 1-\E WRIT DOWN A SARTIN Blaattnar'J MTE··- PHONE 992-2143 us RED-BLOODED .JOHNsON MASONRY , · 240 Lincoln St., Middleport AMERICAN 00'15 --- Complete Remodeling Phone 992-2550 Insured - Experienced Work Guaranteed See us- for . Free Estimate .on Furnace lnstalation . Kitchens, Baths Room Additions And Potios Backhoe And End loader Work Septic Tanks And LHch Beds. HARRISON'S TV AND ANTENNA SERVICE . Phone 992·2522. 6-10-tlc WllOOE WINKLE !IUT$EN DIDSH£:GET1Hit; .JOB 1' fiON COULD 5HE 742-4902 LEARN 1HE RamNE ROSEBERRY Furnace ln . stallalion. Free estimates on new furnaces, oil or gas. Service work . Call Cecil Roseberry, Racine, Ohio. Phone 614-843-2274. 7-22-301c SO QUICKLY!' Roofin~& Carpenter . 'Work Spouting, Roof Painting NEW &OLD WORK All Weather Roofing & Con- . struclion Co. and Anthony . Plumbi"'l & Hnlin9. Complete Plumbing, 'Heating .itl!lt 1\_lr Conditioning. 240 Lincoln 51. Middleport, 0 . Phone 992-2550 Insured- Experienced Work Guraronteed BACKHOE AND DOZER work . Septic tanks Installed. George 1BILl) Pullins, Phone 992-2478. 4-25-tfc QUEEN and Shamblin . Construction. remodeling, 6.98 . ..Plus . Parts Roof1ng, aluminum siding. Phone 992-7324 or 742· 4979. 8-4-121c O' DELL WHEEL alignment located at Crossroads, Rt. 124. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Reasonable rates. Ph. 446-4782, Gallipolis. John Russell , Owner & Operator. '.l.lJ.tfc Back into the Complete front end service, car.~lim! tune up and brake service. Wheels b~lanced electronically. · All work guaranteed. Reasonable rates. Phone 992-321l. 7-27-lft NEIGLER Construcllon. For building or remodeling your home. Call Guy Nelgler, Racine, Ohio. 7-31 -lfc AWNINGS, storm doors and windows , carports, marquees, aluminum siding and railing . Call A,. Jacob, RALPH'S CARPET - Upholstery Cleaning Service. Free estimates. Phone Gallipolis 446-0294. 3-12-lfc sales representative. For free estimates. phone Charles Lisle , Syracuse . V. V. Johnson and Son, Inc. 5-27-tlc O'BRIEN . ELEC.TRIC SER - ROOF painting & minor roof VICE . Phone 949-4551. repair . Phone 992-2239. 5·30-tlc 8-10-61c READY-MIX CONCRETE "S"EWING MACAfNES. Repair delivered right to your service, all makes, 992-2284, pro/eel. Fast and easy. Free The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. furnace . Garage. Minersville est mates. Phone 992-3284. Authorized Singer Sales and - NEW LISTING Goegleln Ready -Mix Co., Service. We Sharpen Scissors. Middleport, Ohio. 3-29-lfc $25,000.00 BUSINESS 6-JO·IfC building with 3 rentals. lnsuraiicei>een PAPER HANGING, Interior AuYoMOBILE cancelled? Lost your 520.000.00 - 3 bedrooms, steam and e xter ior painting . Phone Call 992· operator's license? heat, 1'12 baths, nice kitchen. 992-3630. 2966. · Garage. POMEROY 7-13-JOip 6-15.1fc ----~ . --:-:: · :::$12,000.00 - 3 bedrooms, bath, Real Estate For Sale SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller new kitchen. Gas furnace. Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. POMEROY tDNVEN I ENT but secluded 662-3035. building lots on T79 at Rock 2-12-lfc $21.000.00 - 3 bedrooms, bath, Springs . Within walking furnace . Beautiful Inside. distance of Meigs High Basement. POMEROY School , a 5 minute drive from - C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Complete Service Pomeroy. Call or see Bill Phone 9-49·3821 $12.000.00 - 3 or 4 bedrooms, Wille weekends or alter 5 Racine, Ohio bath, furnace . Modern kit - _p.m. weekdays. Phone 992Crill Bradford chen . SYRACUSE 6887. 5·1-lfc 7-11-tlc $2,500.00 - Over 2 acres on 33. All utilities available. 3 . BEDROOM brick home . Choice location In Middleport. 52,500.00 - 1 acre. old house, 5 Seen by appointment only. rooms. Phone 992·5523 afler 4 p.m . This Week's Special 5-7-tfc $25,000.00 - Lot at Cheshire ~-=--,.,---:-:-~ with vacant service statloh on HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln · Heights. Call Danny Thompson, 992· Rt. 7 2196. 7-18-lfc HAVING TROUBLE SELLING OR BUYING, TRY US NOW. - - - - - - 6 ROOM house on 60x100 lot. HELEN L. TEAFORD, USED CARS ASSOCIATE Also, 10-room house . Phone 992-3325 992-5786. 8-6-61c THE BORN LOSER rn .. •1tfl'rii&A.""-1a. . . uM• DICK TRACY ~Y.I'//"# /V/////7~ llAKH WAS RUN BY AIR, ANO, STRANGELY MACHINERY Wlnl· niE . BLAST! 67 atEVEllE MALIBU 2 DOOR H.T. MIDDLEPORT - 5 room brick home with bath, paneling and wall lo wall carpeting. Phone 992-2540 or 992-3465. 8-Pic Realty 60S East Main POI,-IEROY SIX ROOM house, bath , full WANT TO BUILD? We nave basement, 133 Bullernuf Ave., two nice building sites, one just walking dislance from has a house on II which does downtown Pomeroy. Contact need some repair. Located In Ed Hedrick, 2137 Wadsworth Pomeroy on quiet s+reet . l)rive, Columbus, Ohio, phone GOOD BUY 56,900. 237-4334, Columbus. · 5-9-llc BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY A DRIVE-IN located on State Route, in small community, Includes ground - 100x300 and modern building together with all equipment . NOT VERY OLD. $1595 POMEROY - ·ALMOST NEW BRICK HOME - J · large bedrooms, . double c losets, beautiful built-in kitchen lor "'om. carpeted, full basement with recre~tion room, lots of storage, utility room, about one acre of ground, concrel~ basketball court, carport, air conditioned. $27,500. WANT TO SELL? YOU HAVE THE PROPERTY - WE HAVE THE BUYERS LET'S GET TOGETHER. HENRY CLELAND REALTOR OHice 992·2259 Resldonce 9.92-2568 8-4-61c --:----- - \ SHCP TURNEPLI'. RIGGEP ATlJW UME, BUT THE CAIILf SHAPI'fP, 50 ··~ It WfNT AWAY. II Grate Rutland, o.. prano, JJ&d~®IJ.J!~I' ..... .... '-'f!!! Jean Y'KNOW, Bfl1fliA~ Too:t!Y HASA GOOI1 POCNT, WHAT WAS lMPORTANT EIICCJG!i ~ THEM TO RISK GOING AGROUNV ,, ~ .· 18. Mother UIIICnmblelhtH four Jumbleo, one ltlter to each oquare, 1<1 form four ordlnarr worda. of the Titans 21. Otherwise. ~ Yetierda)''N Ann·er 8' 26. Traffic 28. Qlty.in Vermont 30. Parched 32. Price paid 33. Restrain 35. Wellfed MEPOT I KIJ I tJ I J .I [ j t SAHVNl 27. Candlennt tree 28. Popular Copen- l/0 IJTRY ~ 'l .A t hagen vehicles I V i I tofonntheiWpclwi• • • , • "- A · ""*'ealecl br thu..,.•cal! t Now lll'niiP' tile clrdoolltUen IIIIi•--• I A "( 1 XI I f ( I I I l J•mbt.., NIICI CAMIO ANGINA Yeste rd•y•• Antwf' rt ·-+-1 -I-OWI ro-n ThU brco,_l hard lo )oift - CIMIN1' 37. Opposed to 38. Wickerwork basket 39. Adcolescent( 2 speed operation. RUTLAND .RJRNITURE verbia11y !3wds.) 4. Before 5. Italian city 6. Sluggish · 7. Except .._ . , (10 1971 Kine Features Synllicate, Jnc .) so- Leone Moyttv Filter . We Specialize In .MAY TAG lltd Corptt Service 16.Mezzo- 29. Masseur't> specialty 31. Spoil 34. Budding M.D .. 35. Excellent 36. - Autom•tics Dryers Surround ctotht&.. with gentle, even 1 heat. No hot spots, . no overdrylng. · Fine Mesh Lint . Arnold .. ' ···aig topoclfy -· · Perm1-Preu · ' Moytov Holo of Hoot 742-4211 A SISTEII: '"You'll Like Our Qualify Way of Doing Business. " GMAC FINANCING 992-5342 Pomeroy Open Evenings 'Til 1:00 Ti15 P.M. Sot, temps . Auto . water level control. · · L fnl· . Filter or Power Fin Agitator . · substance 13..Bare 14. Scold 15. lnjurious 16. Anticipate 2. Concept 3. Ma.n of the house, pro~ . 26. Back talk Karr & Van landt Choice • of water ACROSS !.Ill humor 5. Part of a helmet 10. Redolence 11. Tooth 22. One of ' where are 17. Means "The 19. P avement you roamThree material ing?" Muske· teers" -' ••u. ZOla novel CTwe1tth Night) 21. Gaelic 23. ot (3wds.) 22. ••our Miss LatinBi'ooks '' originated 9. Set free 24.. Extort 12. Glanced languages money ominously 24. Make cake from 25. City in Italla ~ Cleland l"Poterday'o Crypl<oquole: A POOR LIFE THIS, IF FULL OF CARE WE HAVE NO TIME TO STAND AND STARlit WILLIAM HENRY DAVIES DAILY CROSSWORD ~· ' } ' 'j ' L • TEAFORD 11.. • 14' - 24' - WIDE ,. !] 992·2094 606 E, Main Pomeroy Virgil B. -----2-2 his partner's king of GUN Shoot, Sunday, August 15, trumps would be enough to 1 p.m.• Racine Gun Club. • H set four spades . 8-10-51c . .K9543 Since the game was matcht108 point duplicate, South noted NOTICE .10864 that if hearts divided 3-1 NOTICE ON FILING WEST EAST (D) there would be a lot of East· OF INVENTORY . and .Kl0853 .QJ92 AND APPRAISEMENT West pairs bidding and mak1220 Washington Blvd .. The State of Ohio, Meigs •QB7 ing four spades {or a score County . Probate Court Belpre, Oltio tQ74 tAKJ63 of 620. In that case, while To the Eucutri x ot ~he .J5 .KQ9 minus 500 would not be any- estate ; to such of the follow1ng Phone 992-2156 as are residents of the State of SOUTH 1968 HONDA 125 Scrambler, thing to write home about, it Ohio, v·ix: the surviving L...---------~ like new . All accessories .A6 would be a respectable spouse, the next of kin, !he EA~N AT home addressing including helmet ; 5,600 actual • AJ106 score. So South decided to beneficiaries under the w1ll ; envelopes. Rush stamped miles. Phone 992-7175. • 952 play the hand for a 3-1 trump and to the attorney or anorneys self-addressed envelope. The representing any of the .A732 Ambrose Co., 4325 Lakeborn, 8-10·31c split. aforementioned persons : Davisburg, Mich. 48019. ,2 S _T_ R _I_ N_ G_ g _ uitar -.~V:--e-:-ntura. East-West vulnerable He reviewed the bidding Carl Hellman, Deceased , 8·1·301P practically new. Phone 992· Pomeroy, OhiO R . D . 2, Chester Weal North East South and decided that East was Township , No . 20497 . 73JO. lt likely to be short. As soon You are hereby notified that the Inventory and Ap · For Rent _ _______8_.8.31 c as he got the lead he played 4• Pass pra isement of the estate of the Dble Pass his ace of trumps ; continued aforementioned Pua , deceased, late mobile home with , COLONIAL slyle stereo, AM· Pass Pass with, the jack and finessed. of said County , was flied in this 2 BEDROOM air conditioning in Racine FM rad1o, 4 speakers. 4-speed He got out for minus 500 and Court . Said Inventory and Opening lead- t 4 area Phone 992-6329. record changer . Balance Appraisement will be for a fair score. · 8-10-5tc $73.99. Use our budget terms. hearing before this Court on the Call 922-7085. 19th day of August. 1971. at 10:00 By Oswald & James Jacoby (NEWSPAPU ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 8·8-6tc o'c lock A.M . FURNISHED and unfurnished Any person desiring to tpe ---~~­ So~h looked at dum m y apartments. Close to school .. MODERN WALNUT stereo, exceptions thereto must file with a jaundiced eye. He Phone 992-5434. them at least five days prior to AM- FM radio features 4thought rather unhappily 10-18-lfc speed record changer, • date set for hearing. the The bidding has been: about now his partner had Given under my hand and speakers, separate controls . No1th . East South seal of said Court, this 31st day punished him for overcalli~g West Balance $62 .89. Use our TRAILER LOTS, BOb's Mobile of July 1971 . with only a four-eard sutt. Court, Rt. 124, Syracuse, budge! terms. Call 992-7085. ? John c. Ba con Not that South's overcall was Pass 1• Pass 8-8-61c Cttio. 9'12-2951. Judge and ex -officio Clerk really bad. Everyone has You. South, hold: 4-2-lfc of said Court made worse overcalls every •AKB7 ••\Z tKQ9.K643 SINGER , zig zag sew ing machine, needs no cams, all day of the week. What do you do now? By Ann B. Watson J-RDOM furnished apartment. ·n 1r g Deputy Clerk 134 Mulberry Ave .• Phone 992• built -in features; makes A- You are • lr1 • s on Then South started to take buttonholes , monograms , stock to see if he could save lor lour spades but not strong CBl 3, 10, 21 3962. 8-8-lfc laney desiRns, etc. Pay $49.78. enourh to jeopardize game by - - - -- - -- - - - - -- - - - - - -Use our budget terms. Call anything. from the wreckage. b'dd' s ·d th d" 1 lng more, 1 He CQUld see five losers outree 10" Clair Waggoner, of Harrison- FURNISHED 1 bedroom 992-7085. 8·8·61c ville, Mr. and ' Mrs. Herald apartment. Middleport. side the trump suit. The best monds. Phone 992-3874. . TODAY'S QUESTION Gilkey and children of Athens, he could hope for would be 8·8-lfc to get out for minus 500 , You do bid three diamonds CarolSueHalllocal andPeggy points. , and your partner bids thr~ Imboden of Mlddle~rt, Duane TRAILER, Brown's Trailer Park, Minersville, phone 992· What could the e n em Y hearts. What do you do now · Will of Rutland and Rick Wilt of 3324. make in spades. South was Zanesville. Here 's the way it works ... 8-5-6lc you get seven ice cream . Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie McNally I o o king at three aces. If afternoon. bars, or a half-gallon of Ice trumps were going to divide Richard Dean accompanied of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. cream , FREE for_ e..v..ery cubic foot you bu)l in a Unlco Carol Hall to Wilmore, Ky., Nathan Arnold and sons of For Sale treP.zer , refrigerator or Saturday to visit Asbury Chester, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick combination . ·' UNICO 20FT. UPRIGHT College where Richard will be a Williams and children, Chester, FREEZER 269.9> freshman this fall s tarting Sept. and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Arnold With this one yCiu get 1.40 tree 36" )I 23" X .P09 . ice cream bars or 20 half 13. and son of Colwnbus all visited gallons of FREE ice cream . Mr. and Mrs. John Pedros Jr. their mother, Mrs. Hazel Arr.old Mr. and Mrs . Richard POMEROY Goodrich of Lockport, N. Y., and baby daughter , Mary and Walter recently. Jack W. Carsey, Mgr. , P.hone992·2111 visited two weeks at the Janet, were weekend guests of resldenceo!Mr.andMrs. Buck Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal and ,. USED OFFSET PLATES FENDER PA s~stem, almost family and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rogers. HAVE like new, $500. hone 949·3484. MANY USES Cbri,ttie Burson of Shade has Young. 8-10-3tc ' been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. "couoe Hudson went to ONE STOKERMATIC stove, Rowland Dais. Marion, Ohio, to visit Mr. and one Stilh chain. saw, 18", one Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harrison Mrs. Nick Perkins and to rettrn 1 ior ii.oo 8x35 trailer wit h tipout. Phone enletlained with a ·birthday Mary and ' Ge11e Perkins w~o 992-3954. 8-10-31c dinner Thursday honoring his have been he~e lor the past mother, Mrs. Louise Harrison . . week. Returmng home wt~h 2 ACRES, 6-room and bath Unda Beal spent a weekend Mrs. Hudson was Mrs. Sadte ' house, built-In kitchen, all electric, ~rage. city water. in Columbus with several Carr· of Po'!l~roy. Tuppers lalns. Phone 667· members of lhe i970 .. European Recent vtstlors of Mr. and n• eov<t st. 3624. Pomli roy, Ollio Youth Choir and attended the Mrs. J ohn Dean. John Water 8-10;3tc coocert1t !Ancalller on Sunday .and Richard were Mr. and Mrs. 1. s•2. EXPERIENCED SR. 10 NORTH PdMEROY Auto •SENTINEL CARRIER WANTED IN NEW HAVEN ~I<'MJRST . Busiitess S.e_~ces -GUARANTEEDWANT AO 16 FT. FIBERGLASS boat, 25 Phone 992-2094 INFORMATION h.p. motor, trailer, $250. DEADLINES Female Help Wanted Phone 667-3031 ,. Tuppers Pomeroy Home & 5 P.M. I;>ay Before Publication Plains. Monday Deadllne9a.m. , 8-8-Jtp Open 8 Til5 Can-"'llatlon & Corrections . HOUSEWIVES, evenings free? Earn 25 per cent demonMonday thru Saturday wiifh<,accepled until h .m.lor strating toys and gifts with NEW 1971 ZIG-ZAG sewing 606 E. Main , Pomeroy, 0. Day of Publication • the highest paying party plan. machine in original factory REGULATIONS Compare our program and carton. Zig-zag to make · • The Publisher · reserves the color catalog before making buttonholes, sew on buttons, right to edit or reject any ads For Sale No mooograms, and make fancy any other. commitments. deemed objectional The experience, no Investment. designs with just the twist of a publisher will not be resPiw>sible 1970 HONDA, 175 cc, $400. for more than one incorrect: Car necessary. Call 9-49-3233 single dial. Left In lay-away Phone 992-5170. or write Toy ladies Party and never been used. Will sell 8-8-51p insertion. Plan, Johnstown. Pa. 15902 . for only $47 cash, or credit . - - - - - - - - - . RATES 8-10-31p terms available. Phone · 992For w,nt Ad Service HALF RUNNER beans, $2 5641 . 5 cents per Word one Insertion . bushel, pick your own . 8-4-61c Minimum Charge 75c Cucumbers and tomatoes . 12 cents per word three. Instruction Clarence Proltitl, Portland . ELECTROLUX vacuum consec •Jflve Insertions. Phone 843-2254. cleaner complete with af. 18 cents per word six con· SEMI -DRIVER TRAINING. 8·3-151c tachments, cordwlnder and secutiVe i nsertlons. We are currently oHering paint spray. Used but In like 25 Per Cent Discount on paid tractor trailer train ing new condition. Pay 534.45 CoAL Timestorie': -excelslor ads and ads paid within 10 days. lhrough the facilities of the cash or budget plan available. Salt Works. E. Main St.,, CARD OF THANKS lollowin~ truck lines: Truck · Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. : Phone 992-5641. &OBITUARY .t.9.tfc Line D1slribullon Systems, 8-4-61c $1..10 lor 50 word minimum. Inc., Express Parcel liach additional word 2c. Deliveries. Inc., Skyline CLEANING EST carpel cleaner 16 ~ T. TRAVEllraller: Swiss BLIND ADS Deliveries, . Inc. For ap· Colony. in good condition, you ever used, so easy too . Additional 25c Charge per plication and inlerview, call $1 ,095. Phone 992-6329. Gel Blue Lustre. Rent electric Advertisement. J004H843, or write School 8-8-61c shampooer. $1. Baker Fur· OFFICE HOURS Safety Division. United nlture Company. 8:30a.m. to 5:00p.m. Daily, Systems, Inc., c·O Terminal 8-4-61c Auto Sales ~ : 30 a.m. to i2: 00 Noon· Bldg., 5517 Midland Orive, Saturday. Charleston, West Virginia, PLYMOUTH with 426 Heml1971 HONDA Scrambler 175, 25306. engine, complete with clutch, Notice &-9-21c excellent condition, $675 . 4-speed, front and rear cross members . Phone Cheshire SAVE- UP to one hall. Bring _T_R_U_C_K_I_N-:G- -IN : -::D-:U:-:S:-::TRY Phone 992-5323. 367-7379 after 6 p. m. our sick TV to Chuck's TV 8-6-6lp NE!:DS MEN. You can now ~ hop, 151 BuIIernut Ave., train 8-10-31c to become an over the Pomeroy. .._23-tfc road driver or city driver. DASHCHUND puppies, $40 ...,--~,.----~-...., Excellent earnings after short each. Phone Athens592-1555 or Real Estate For Sale MEIGS SENIORS call Grover's training on our trucks wllh 593-6436. HOUSE , 1640 Lincoln His. , Studio now . Make ap· our driver instructor~ to help 8-6-61p Pomeroy. Phone 992-2293. polntment lor your senior ' .. you. For appllcatoon and 10·25-tlc portraits to be taken during onterv1ew, call 513-241-5572, or ENGLISH Shepherd pups, 8 week of August 23rd. Save 10 write Trai~lng Safety per cent on the cost of your Division, Un1led Syste.ms, weeks old . Waid Smilh . NEW, 3-bedroom home In Darwin, otlio. Middleport. Buill-In kitchen, order. Phone 992-247~ . Inc ., c-o Motor Fre1ghl 8-10-31p Terminal Bldg., 3101 Gano ceramic file bath, all-electric 8-4-lotc heat, good neighborhood. Can - - -- - - - - Road, Sharonville, Cin · 3 ROOM APARTMENT WITH cinnati, Cttio, oiSW . arrange FHA financing . GROVER'S STUDIO will be BATH, FURNISHED, AIR 8-9-21c Telephone 992-3600 or 992· closed for vacation Aug. 16th CONDITIONED. WATER 2186. thru 22nd. Visit our booth at PROVIDED. LOCATED AT 7-25·1fC the Meigs County Fair. HOUSEKEEPER, live In, more 516 S. 4TH, PHONE 992-2053. 8·10-lotc for home than wages. Write 8-10-Jic Dewey Simpson, Rt . 1, WILL DO babysitting in my Middleport, Cttio. home for pre-school children, 8-8-Jtp ·CANNING tomatoes, already picked, $1.25 bu ., bring experienced. Mrs. Glenn Smith, Rod< Springs Road. HOUSEKEEPER lo live in. containers . Geraldine Call 992-6187. Cleland. East Main, Ratlne. References required. Write 7-28-tlc 8·10-61c Box 729-F in care The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, Cttio. 8-8-61p KOSCOT Kosmellcs, JulyAugust special. Kare KonBroker · ditlon oil $5. Value now only 110 MOchanic Street $2.50. Distributors, Brown's, POmeroy, Ohio phone 992-5113. $8,000.00 - 6 rooms, nice bath, 7-Hfc - ----- AI-\, OFFICER. CAPI'AIN EASY DOWN 1. Thea trical · turkey DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here's how to work It: . AXYDLBAAXR lo LONGFELLOW One le,ttcr sin1ply stands for anoUier. In this sample A i ~-t used for t he three L's, X fot· the two O's, e tc. Single letters. apostrophes, the length nnd formation o! thc- words are nil hints. Each day the code l~tters at'C diffe1·ent. A OryptoJram Quotation TSQSVRAI : RV R1K S1U Q~LU BLAD I< SLM QSL . E. QSONLS, QDRPULN1 GA RI V ,, S \' A • QLNU - VLSTNI' GA RIV E. •. THE ihJt fO!I.' ·· 8 C •L RKDV \ ' ' �. ... "'1 ~ow •-Tbe DdySeatinel, Midolepurl.f'lmaoy, o., Aueuat 10,1m .·.·.·.·.· .·.....·... Yacht's Hija~kers in' Irons By ROBERT C. MlLLER · HONOLULU !UP! ) - The luxury yacht Kamalil returns to Honolul~ ionight with a Coast Guard escort, three alleged hijackers in irons and her millionaire owner Larry Dohe·'Y at the helm. .. Oilman· Doheny hoarded the sleek 'lf>.loot ketch Monday morning with Coast Guardsmen from the cutter cape Corwin who recaptured her ''without inCident" 250 miles SOUthwest of Honolulu after a high sea chase. . The details of the unusual hijacking were reported by the Coast Guard. The million-dollar yacht was taken from the_Ala Wai Yacht Harbor Friday night by three gunmen who bound and imprisoned her cap)ain and two crewmen and then took her to sea, apparenUy headed for Tahiti. Saturday afternoon they cast the three crewmen - Bob Waschkeit, John Fretis and Frank Power -adrift in a , rubber raftl60 miles from land and the yacht disappeared over the southern horizon, the Coast Guard said. 3 CREWMEN SAVED Five hours later the Yokohama-bound Italian freighter Benavir steamed out of the tropical night. The freighter crossed direcUy in front of the bobbing life raft and fished its three occupants aboard. captain Waschkeit radioed Honolulu that they were safe and uninjured, despite their ordeal. A four-engined Coast Guard ' patrol plane found the Kamalii Sunday afternoon 265 miles southwest of Oahu. The KamaIii's helmsman tried to hide the ketch in a rain squall, but she stood out clear and bright on the plane's radar screen, and there she stayed during the rest of Sunday as the plane circled the yacht. The Lt. For School Elepnt liHie ovat, pale arey or smoke brown dial. Bulova Watches Start As Low As even at 535 you know getting a precision ime•pie•:'e ... 17 jewels, shock with an un mainsprlng . We a fine selection of watches in this •:~•·•:, price range. See 11 now GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE Court St. Pomeroy EXTENDED WEATHER Ohio: Estended auUook for Thunday through Saturday: i{lcident" and the cha$0 ended .Variable cloudiness and 2511 miles from Hawaii with mild during lhe period wllh a Doheny -who foUowed the chance of showers soutb boarding Jl3TIY -back in. Thursday and over the state control of his boat. 011 Saturday. . The Coast Guard identified · Highs In lhe 70s to lower the three suspected hijackers and mid IIGs. Overnight lows as Kerry D. Bryant, 25, Los · In the upper 50s to low and Angeles; Michael R. Melton, 24, mid 60s. . Bakersfield, Calif. , and Mark ~g; JE:&&:i E. Maynard, 'rl, Lewiston, Idaho. All were described as ex..servrcemen but there was no known motive for the bizarre hijacking. The still unanswered question was whether the aUeged hijacking was politically . . . . or criminally motivated. . · Honolulu police said they wiU try the three men on charges of attempted murder. Deputy U.S. Expenditures by Middleport Attorney Harold Fong believes in July totaled $17 ,931.27 they can be tried on piracy slightly more than the receipts charges, along with the viola- of $! 7,730 _62 according to the lion of the Little Lindbergh monthly report of Clerkkidnaping law which carries a Treasurer Gene Grate subpossible death penalty. milled to council Monday night The Coast Guard expects the Receipts and disbursements, Kamalii to dock at Honolulu respectively, for the various late this evening. funds and the balance of each as of July 31 include: General, $2,547.40, $2,504,85, $20,160.51; cemetery, $274.82, ~ec $717.62, $311.35, parking meter, no receipts, no disbursements, . $6.03; fire equipment, $330, tJG ) Gregg Wilson, ·Morristown, N.J., and carrying Doheny aboard, followed and picked up · the Kamalii at midnight Sunday (liST) about 300 miles southwest of jlonolulu, still moving southward. Wilson called for illumination and the Cl30 ringed the vessel wi'th flares. The cape Corwin moved in warily until Wilson got within shouting range, where he demanded the KamaIii to halt. Under the glare of Corwin's searchlight and illuminated by the overhead _flares, the men onthe yacht drifted to a stop. A searchlight signal from the Kamalii acknowledged the order and a few minutes later the ' yacht turned around and retreated tow3rds Honolulu with the cape Corwin sheepdogging her from port astern. HIJACKERS FACE TRIAL Early Monday a Coast Guard boarding party leaped aboard the Kamalii. Wilson radioed a· laconic "boarding carried out without JnCOme . Near Balanced by spending· Ou St. udent s .Ob • t"mg To New Undergrad Fees $2,245.20, $3 $440. $2,167.09, , ATHENS, Ohio (UP I) -Mem-. bers of the student government at Ohio University Monday labeled recent fee increase as a "fiscal as weU as a moral outrage" aqd asked students to refuse to pay the higher fees. The OU Board of Trustees last week approved an increase of $30 per quarter for most undergraduates. "The student body has put up with increased tuition year aft- er year, and no one has taken any .action to stop it," said Art Silverman, a member of the student government. "It is our responsibility to condemn these hikes and to fight with every weapon at our disposal to have them repealed." a A university spokesman said students who do not pay fees are not entitled to campus privileges or course credits. Speeding, Drinking Top -Offenses in Middleport Speeding and intoxication led the list for which arrests were made in Middleport dilring July. There were nine arrests for intoxication and seven for speeding of a total of 35 in the month. Other arrests included two for left of center; three for driving while intoxicated; two · for running a stop sign; three for disturbing the peace, and one each for assured clear distance; wrong way on a one way street; failure to yield right of way; reckless operation; running a red light; concealed weapon; no operator's license; assault, and failure to pay parking meters. Six accidents were investigated and parking meter receipts totaled $1,173. Police cruiser mileage was 3,89!> miles. The monthly repo~l was submitted to village council by Police Chief J. J. Cremeans Monday night. Film Ban Asked By ROBERT F. BUCKHORN WASHINGTON (UPI) -In a precedent-setting action, the government _has urged 500 television stations to ban the showing of "The Doomsday Flight," a television film depicting a bomb hoax plot to extort money from an airline. Federal Aviation Administrator John H. Shaffer told stations in 150 cities, "You would be malting the highest possible contribution to the safety of the more than 160 million passengers" if the film is not shown, UPI learned today. Written by playwright Rod Sterling and first aired in 1967• AUTO LOANS We have low· cost financing Let our bank help you purchase that new or used car with a low - cost auto loan. "The Doomsday Flight" describes the predicament of an airliner believed carrying a bomb set to detonate when the plane drops below a certain altitude. The bomber telephones the airline and demands a ransom in return for information on where the bomb is planted. In a letter to the television stations, Shaffer said each time the film is shown, "the number of anonymously telephoned bomb threats received by the local airline rises significantly." ''Our great concern is that the film may have a highly emotional impact on some unstable individual and stimulate him to imitate the fictional situation in the movie," Shaffer said. · Shaffer, whose agency has no power to order the film dropped , mailed the letter 30. So far, June only 20 stations replied that they would not show the film, a spokesman for the FAA said "to our knowledge the fihn has not been shown in the United States since the letter was sent, and we have been led to believe that the distributor will remove t-!.~Sn!-' nDIII.C·IN -~ '\ ., .!"' ... - ---·· Tonight, Aug. 10 Double Feature Program THE OUT-OF-TOWNERS ' Monthly payments at our bank are ta1lored to fit your budget and include insurance to protect you, the buyer. Before buying, inquire about our loans. Jack Lemmon Sandy Dennis IColor) - PlusDARLING LILI G Rock Hudson IColor I G Wed., Thu. & Fri. Aug. 11-12·13 Double Feature M-A-S-H I Color! Donald Sutherland Elliolt Gould Tom Skerrilt •.11 DOLE PORT. OH 10 Member Federal DeposiUnsurance CorporaUon - PlusTHE CRIMSON CULT I Color) . Boris Karl oil Christopher-Lee R Gi' Teeners of the Tri-County area are being invited to hear the Young Folk of CinCinnati, associated with C<lllege Hill Presbyterian Ch~rch this weekend in Gallipolis. They ask, are you bored? Uptight? Ready to drop out of society? Are _you ready to try anything- acid, smack- or have you been lhro~h ~~ scene and found tha~ rt d:""" l fill the emptiness erther. Y_ou have trred filli~g that vmd wtth beer, popularity, ~~ts, sex, drugs, or. by declarmg open sea so~ on freaks (an~one who doesn I look and act like y~u). You fmd that these things occupy you for a while, bu~ you always wake up to a livmg nightmare, a world that las t sceintists say may not another 50 years because of pollution, famine, overpopulation, and that ever present threat of nuc 1ear destruction. You believe u there is more tolife, but a you can see IS Goble Lot (Continued from Page I) dieport. Childs also pointed out that the non-conformity permit 9.07 • 94 ; swimming pool, gives Goble permission only to $3,021.95; use the former Lambert planning commission, no property ·as a used car lot. He receipts, $116.74, $1,249.46; cannot build any structure on it. street maintenance, $2,042.58, If Goble wants to do this, then $2,25UH, $9,578.08; state high- he would have to request that way, no receipts, no disbur- the property be rezoned, Childs sements, $309.14; sanitary said. sewer, $3,875.56, $4,357.41, Speaking to council, Goble $19,937.15; water, $6,292.06, said that use of the property for $5,-391.55, $23,935.01; water the used car lot is vital for him meter deposit trusts, $125, $200, _to meet competition. He pointed $S,363.57; water construction, out that his firm employs no receipts, $185, $1,374.21; persons from 18 families and sanitary sewer escrow, no that he is a "good taxpayer.'' receipts, no disbursements, During the discussion, $55,587.94; general bond C<luncilman John Zerkle had retirement, no receipts, no suggested a meeting of all indisbursements, $12,723.84. terested parties in the matter, The balance in all funds is including the council and $154,004.18. Planning Commission. Residents near the former HOSPITAL NEWS Lambert property had also Veterans Memorial Hospital believed that permission for ADMITI'ED _ James Owens, Go!Jie to operate the lot at the Pomeroy; Raymond Lambert, location had been rescinded Rutland; Larry Grant, Vinton; back in 1968, Zerkle said. Nannie Radcliff, Rutland; However, Goble and connClara Powell, Wellston; Delores cilmen, for the most part, felt Zech, Parkersburg; Shawnee that the original permission Salser, Pomeroy; Thurman granted in 1968 was never Martin, Syracuse; Alva Faber, rescinded and that Goble could Pomeroy; Creston Newland, proceed with improvements to Reedsville. the property under that DISCHARGED Troy assumption. Ohlinger, Jr., Eber carpenter, Harold Chase, . village Charles Estep. rnamtenance supei'VISor, who also serves as mspector for the Pleasant Valley Hospital Planning Commission , ADMISSIONS: Vinton Cossin, following the discussion and the Leon; Ronald Cornell, Point granting of permission for Pleasant; Havanna Lewis, Goble to continue his plans on Southside; Joan and Kimberly the lot, said he was "ready to Burris, Point Pleasant; Mrs. quit" his duties with the comGarland Bostic, Gallipolis mission. Ferry; Mrs. T. R. Melrose, "Everything in the book is Point Pleasant; Alonzo Roush, wrong," Chase said in comLetart; Mrs. Stephen Wood, menting about the matter and Clifton; Homer Davis, Fraziers referring to the manual which Bottom, and Mrs. Charles guides Planning Commission Staats, Point Pleasant. operations and recomDISCHARGED: Marion Ben- mendations. nett, Mrs. John Long, Regina Upon the recommendation of Roach, Mrs. James Hall, Clifford Stumbo, councilman, William Bartley, Roy Bush, the council voted that in the Mrs. Otis Rhodes, Mrs. Wayne future any recommendations Black and Mrs. Howard Shaw. made by the Planning ComBIRTH: August 10, a son to mission to the council must be Mr. and Mrs. Charles Staats, accompanied by the minutes of Point Pleasant. the commission's preceding meeting. Acopy of the council's ---'-- - - - - - - decision will be sent to all it from film packages sold to members of the commission stations." which includes Chase, Childs, The film was shown in Councilman David Oblinger, canada on July 26, and on Aug. Edison Baker and Mayor C. 0 . 3 a British 747 jetliner was Fisher. diverted to Denver on a flight Council approved the report from Montreal to London. In a of Mayor Fisher for the month threat that followed the script of July. The report showed of "The Doomsday Flight," the receipts of $984.20 in fees and caller said the bomb would fines and $204 in merchant explode if the plane dropped police collections for a total of below 5,000 feet. The jumbo jet $1,188.20. landed at Denver's Stapleton Allen Lee King, Independent Airport, which is 5,300 feet candidate for mayor in the fall, above sea level. No bomb was discussed with council the $S found. permissive auto license tax which council approved recently. King said the public should be COMPLETES BASIC MASON - Army Private informed of the moral Robert M. Reed, son of Mr·. and obligation which officials of the Mrs. Earnest Reed, of Mason, town have in earmarking recently completed eight weeks proceeds from the $S tax per of basic training at the U. S. vehicle for street repair and Army training center, armor, improvements. The law provides for spending such Fl. Knox, Ky. money in other ways, but Middleport officials have asked for the tax to provide street money only. Solicitor Bernard Fultz said a To~ight, August10 $60,000 bond issue which would provide funds for the conSTATUE (Techni~olorl struction of a new fire departDavid Niven ment headquarters has been Virna Usa filed with proper authorities R and will be voted upon at the TA1<:E A GIRL LIKE YOU Nov. 2 election. IT e~hnicolor l Attending the meeting were Hayley Mills Mayor. Fisher, Clerk-Treasurer Oliver Reed ' Grate, Chief of Police J. J. R SHOW STARtS 7 P.M. Cremeans, Council members, Zerkle, Stumbo, Mrs. Roger Morgan, Ohlinger, Lawrence Wednesday & Thursday A,ugusl11-12 · .. ,7 Stewart, and Gobl'e, Fultz; NOT OPEN Childs, King ,and Danny Thompson. · · MEIGS THEATRE Julie Andrews Cincinnati Young Folk Coming ·---'--- hypocrisy - People who' talk Recreation Area across from about love but destroy others the · city park. The group's with gassip; pe~!e who say ·spokesman is Gary Sweeten, they want peace but make assoeiate dean of UC. handsome profits from theii. The next morning at 10:30 war industries. Have you had they will be holding a Jesus enough? Do you want ,an Celebration at French City escape? There is still hope. Baptist Church and will be on Come and hear the "Young theriverfront,agalnat3Sunday Folk" of CinciMati. They sing afternoon. about Good News with a con- The "Young Folk" have a temporary sound. See them secret they would Uke to share: Saturday, Aug. 14, at7:30 p.m. Jesus Christ ts alive and living at the Gallipolis Public ' You Know Zebr~' stripes, like human fingerprinta, are individually different and cpn be used for · identification purposes. in their hearis. Theirs is not the watered down JesiiB so often prf!!ched today, but the Jesus who still heals the blind, raises the dead and says, "I am the way, the truth and the life." Jesu8 loves you. Would you • like to rap about it? The "Young Folk" and many Of your friends who know Jeswi will be in the area of the Gallipolis City Park aU day on Saturday, A~. 14,' in order to talk to visitors. Devoted To 'I'M ln~ere~ta Of'llu! MeigJ-M01011 An!o POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO TEN-CENTS PHONE 992-2156 · 'WFONESDAY. AUGUST ll, 1971 ants astern Dowler Appointed Principal North Gallia's Local Board of Education Monday named Charles Dowler, Gallipolis, a high school instructor, as principal at Bidwell-Porter Elementary succeeding Robert PoweU whose resignation was accepted. · Gallia High School for the pa&t six years since earning his Master's Degree from East Kentucky University. The board accepted t_he resignation of Tana GriHin, an elementary teacher. Ernestine Polsley was. hired as a fulltlme bus driver. Substitute drivers PoweU will ·remain as a employed were Robert teacher and principal at Vinton Hamilton,. John Bryant, B~Elementary. He had served as a bara Bryant and Mary George. roving prmcipal. Hamilton was designated as Dowler has taught at North freshman basketball coach. NAPPER IN fod ay.SFUIIIo.Jiilo.JIY 1"11111"1111 .. OGDEN, Utah. UTAH - Staff Sergeant Donald E. Napper, son of Mrs. Evelyn Napper of Rl. 1, Middleport, is on duty at the U. S. Air Force's new consolidated and advanced helicopter training school at Hlll AFB, Utah. He Is a 1966 graduate of Pomeroy High School. His wife is the former Pamela L. Crew. MARRIAGE LlCENSE Charles Lewis, 48, Po'"eroy, Rt. 3 and Ruth Doreen Bunch, 42, Pomeroy, Rt. 3. Today's FUNNY will poy $1.00 for Cil(~ originol "1111111,.. uM4. S.ltd vat• Bruce Gabriel was hired as junior ·high school teacher at . · Bidwell-Porter. Sohlo was granted the fuel oil bid for the high school while · Sterling -received the contracts at Bidwell-Porter and the bus garage. Wiseman Insurance will furnish the bus insurance while F~aoces Cottrell will deliver the coal. Coaching ·aSsignmenta were designated at a recessed meeting of the Hannan Trace Board of Education. · Tom Belville a Marshall University graduate, and former member of the Huntington East High football team, was designated as head football coach. Belville, a special education instructor, served as assislant football coach two years ago. He will be assisted by Danny Cornell. Paul Dillon, former Southwestern High and Rio Grande cage star, was named head basketball coach. Cornell will also serve as junior high cage coach and head baseball coach. News .•. in Briefs (Continued from Page I) least 14 persons as ldlied in tlie violence, which Intensified Mooday when Piime Minister Brian Faulkner annnounced the rePICNIC PLANNED introduction ofintermnent without trial-a blow at the IRA. The Meigs County Democrat • executive committee will hold a Dollar m Market Trouble business meeting and picnic at LONDON -1UE AMERICAN DOI.LIIR was the target in 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Forest money markets again today: The dollar traded at low levels In ~ere: ParkRo~lath~ New Lima Europe and gold prices hit a two-year bigh. In the Far East, gold oa near u n · , hit a 15-year peak on the Hong Koog 1111rket. Money dealers said distrust ol the dollar was straining the global money system. The climbing perch is na- Another factor was the weekend report from Washington that tive to Thailand. This fish discussed dewluatioo ol the dollar. A long run ol depressing U. S. has prickly scales and can crawl on the ground or economic news also has played a role in the pessimistic attitude toward dollars. climb trees. to: Tadap's FUNNY, 1100 Wts.t Third St., CltYtlaftd, Ohio 4411J. Elberfelds Are Headquarters For \1llsterllto~~Xt~ ~ Sizes 6 to 24 Months Junior Fair's Royalty Named Miss Debbre Ohlinger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Ohlinger, Pomeroy, and Daniel Midkiff, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rl\y Midkiff, Salem Center, are queen and king ol the 1971 Meigs County Junioc Fair. Their selection was announced at the old Pomeroy Junior High Tuesday night in conjunction with the annual 4-H Style Rewe. Miss Ohlinger and Midkiff will reign over the five-day fair which opens next Tuesday. The royal :ouple will be presented to audiences at the grandstand eyenta each evening. • Ptesidlh~ over the' crowning of the new royalty were Rhea Mora and KennetiLBD.Ien, the 1970,fair king and qileen. Miss Ohlinger has been in Girl Scouting since the second grade. In the junior scouting program she earned the highest awards.offered, the Sign of the Star and Sign of the Arrow. During the c~det program she was made a first class scout. She is presenUy enroUed in Senior Scout Troop 198 where she Is taking the leader-in· training course, leading toward her Senior Aid Bars. She has served as a member and secretary of the Meigs County Fair Board the past five years and has served as secretary-treasurer of the Future Teachers Chapter and treasurer of the Girls' Athletic Association at Meigs High School. She has been a member of the Meigs High School marching band the past four years, member of the Youth Against Cancer and the Ohio Youth Association for Retarded Children, and is a candystrlper at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Dan- Midkiff has been a member of the Salem Center Boys 4-H Club the past six years. He has been a member of Meigs High School Future Farmers Association the past three years and a member of the Meigs Better Livestock Beef Club three years. He is a chapter farmer ·who last year received the FFA Achievement Award and an awatd in Horticulture through 4-H . He has carried steer projects the past three years, along with rope and garden projects. · He is not only active in FFA and 4-H but also a loyal member of Star Grange where he holds the office of gatekeeper. rze1 s : I MORE AND MORE YOUNG children are going to be killed unless they and their parents recognize the dangers involved in the use of minibikes," the government said today.In a stronglyworded warning to parents, the National Highway Traffic Safety AdminiStration said more than 1,500,000 miniiHes - most of them operated by children between the ages of 10 and 14 years old -will be in use by the end of 1971. "While off-11treet riding under parental supervision can be a safe and popular reereation, the minibike becomes a high-risk vehicle on sidewalks and roadways. The ageney categorically opposes aU use of minibikes on sidewalks or streets," the advisory said: Slacks in knit, no iron polyester and cotton and corduroy in stripes, plains and figured patterns. Also shorts, scooter skirts, vests, undershirts, training pa!"'ts, ruffled ccifton panties, band-leg . panties, paJamas, knee socks, cuffed socks, stretch socks, crew socks and romper sets. • . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Mrs. Maxine Goeglein and Mrs. Kathryn Windon , representatives of the Chester PTA, discussed improvements made by the board at the Chester Elementary School and . Alioto Won't Run from Fight SAN F!!ANCISCO - MAYOR Joseph L. Alioto, Ten additional teachers were emplored for the lm-72 school year Tuesday night by the Meigs Local School District Board of Education. Hired were John Arnot~ Mrs. Kay Grueser Barr, Mn. Eleanor Blaettnar, Mrs. Kate Jarrell, Mrs. Phyllis Miller, Klm Neal, Mrs. Evelyn Sweet, Phillip Swindell, W'llliam Wickline and Miss Mona P. ·WilliaiDB. SUbstitute cooks employed were Mrs. Sterry Ward, Mn. Mildred L<llg, Mrs. Eliza!Jeth Oblinger, Mrs. W'dda W'l'lftB!ID, Mrs. Helen Soclair, Mrs. Eleanor Well, Mrs. Helen Hood, Mn. Margaret Sheets and Mrs. Marjorie Davis. Ted Hatfield, Jr., was named a substitute custodian and Roy W'rseman and Lee Burnam were appointed subatitule bus drivers. Policies dealing with student absences were adopted. One other determined satisfactory new rule provides that during cause, the absence of any senior each school year a student may high school student in excess ol POPULAR OUIIIIS FOR THIS FAIL WERE WORN be permitted one day of absence IS days during any single BY 1-r Stephanie Radford of Pomeroy, wearing a joyful for a special purpose, provided semester shall result in the loss t llllpl!r which was a class witmer, Marylu Mills, Pomeroy, the request for such absence is of any and all credit for subjects also a class winner in clothes foc school category, wearing a in written form and signed by taken during the semester. maxi, patdlwn design, and Deborah Boatright, Long the student's parent or guar- With the same exceptions as Bottom, wearing the popular pants suit. dian . Tbe request must be made listed above, the absence of any and approval given by the student in grades one lhro~ principal prior to the absence. eight in excess of 311 ~ys during As with all excused absence, all a school year shall result in the work may be made up and no loss of any and all credit for the penalty of any kind will be school year. Finally, the poliry provides with the same exassessed. A second rule pertains to ceptions, tbe absence of any extensive absence. It provides student in excess of 10 days that with the exception of home during any single semester BY KATIE CROW with Rhea Mora and Jean instruction, extended illness, shall be reported in wriling by (Continued on page 14) Talents of 198 Meigs County 4- Whitehead serving as co- preganancy, hospitalization or H girls in creating garments chairman, Mrs. Janet Izard, ·:·: ·.. ·:·. :·. ·. ·.·>:·.·.· .·... :· ·.·.• ·.· ·:· ·.·.·, ,•,· and accessories for their former Ohio University clothing EXTENDED OUTLOOK wardrobes was displayed in the instructor and a former West Cbauce of sbowen Friday ~nual Style Revue Tuesday Virginia 4-H agent, .served as 1 and Saturday clearing mghl &t the old Pomeroy Jumor narrator. Miss Shem McCain, a ~Sunday and mild throagb the High School building. student of East High School, period. Hlglls In tbe lis ud ·Mrs. Norma Deyo, extension was the pianist. low IIGs. Overulgbt lows mid specialist_in ?oUting at Ohio Adults assisting with the 50s to low lh. State Umverstty; Miss Patsy rewe were Mrs. Herd Young . BELFAST, Northern freland Glass, Jackson area ~ztension and Mrs. Roy ~olter, summer (UPI) -British forces stormed agent, home econonucs; Mrs. county 4-H assiStants and Eva . . . ~a:; ca:olic Darlene Lambert, Jackson Walker, Mae Jordan, Rosalie hamca~es County extensioo agent, bome Story, Maxine Whitehead, a~s f' astodaun erB .tainavy · · · Col e, Mary J or dan and smper y. n 600 . economtcs, and. Mrs. Sharon F ame dispatchedrrean addiUonal • Ston~k, Gallia County ex- Rhea Mora. . troo to Ulster to crush street fo tensron agent, borne econonucs, Escorts were Mike Benedum, . ps . . · judged the costwnes. Tom Hamm and Allan Holter frgh~g protesUng rnternment Damage was estimated at All of the girls who modeled and Daniel Midkiff. wtthout trial. $1;250 in a barn frre at 11:58 may appear in ''Yooth Night" Thanks are extended to the Troops of the ~oyal G~een at the Meigs County Fair next Pomeroy Cement Block Jackets shot and ltilled a smper a.m. Tuesday . at the Wayne Wednesday night. Company, Ewing Funeral as they fought therr way ~der Palmer farm, Rt. l, Cheshire. Debbie Conklin, Meigs Cowlty Home and the Pomeroy Fabric hea? f:e mto a bak~? se~ Gallipolis volunteer firemen exiension agent home . . ear ~er y gunmen an conver - were called to assist Middleport omics served~ chairman (ConUnued on page 5) ed mto a strongpomt m the firemen in the blaze caused by econ • Eliza Street-Cromach Road spontaneous combustion. area of the city, an army Firemen used 2,000 gallGns of spokesman said. water to protect an adjoining The death of the gunman outbuilding. Over 1,000 gallons bro~ht to 19 the number of was transported from the Kyger Entries in the Meigs Cllllnty Fair prince and princess contest persons killed in street clashes Creek Power Plant. According are oow being accepted according to junioc fair ollicials. which broke oot Monday and to Fire Chief James A. Northup, Contestants must be between the ages of three and six, in- increased sharply when Pre- 1,500 bales of hay burned. clusive,andenlryNanb,printedbelow,are to be sent to Jo Ellen mier Brian Faulkner ordered Diehl, Mulberry lleigbts, PCIIIIei'Oy, before Mooday. All entry internment withoot trial in a blanis must!Jeacccmpaniedby afeeof50cents. bid to eliminate the ouUawed All contestants must participate in the parade at the junior Irish Republican Army (IRA). fair activities oo Wechlsday, Allg. 11- Following the parade the . The Wll of dead surpassed the INJURED names olthe prince and Jrincesswill be drawn. If a contestant . is . numbers killed in any one year The Middleport E-R squad not. pr nt and the names are drawn, other names will be since current Roman catholic- was called to the corner of selected. All contestants are to meet at the gate of the grand Protestant violence broke out in Hamilton and Shoct Fourth Sts. stand on A~. 11, at 6:45 p.m. 1969. Stree~ clashes claimed t2 in Middleport at · $:06 p.m. 1be 1m prince and princess will be eljleeted to be pres111llfor lives in 1969 and 17 in 1970. Tuesday for Megan Miller. wbo, all activities ci junior fair night. Use the form below: Soldiers surrounded the bake- when the bicycle she was riding ry, forcing snipers to scurry to struck a parked tru~. was rooftops from where they thrown off, sufferrng a NAME·--~----------------~__nGE leveled steady fire at advancing laceration of her left leg. The troops. squad took her to Veterans P~'NAME~--------~--------~ The troops later seized the Memorial Hospital where she . 1Continued on :J3ge 14) was treated and released. ADDR~R~~~~--~------~--------------~- Revue Displays Young Talents lu lhe sports clothes category at the aunual MeJ«s Ceunty f. H style revue Tuesday aigbt. Jean wore brown cotton velveteeo knlcken wilh a matchlug vest, tunic leagtb wllh patch pockets and brown lace up boots. The latest style for campus wear. Minibike'S Threaten Youngsters New fall line of Buster Brown including knit shirts in crew neck line, turtle neck snap shoulder, knit peasant blouses in plain, stripe and plain with trim . . JEAN WHITEHEAD et Reedsville was a class winDer By Ualted Press lnternaUooal {~ additional improvements which might be made . They suggested a part-time seCretary, but it was concluded by the board that this is not possible financially, even though the need is present. Purchase of an automatic dishwasher for the Chester Scbool as well as other school caleterias in the district was discussed. Here, it was felt this need could be met. Sidewalk improvements at the Chester School also were planned. Arvella Frecker was appointed a cook at the Tuppers Plains School. The board also entered into a contract with Educational TV for Southeastern Ohio, Inc. foc some programs to be shOwn in the district durinR the school year. Linda Hutdlinson, Raven· S'OIIood, was employed as an · e!e,_tary teacber. ~ is a graduate li Ohio Uru-sity IIJid completed ber sludent tew+ing in the Meigs Locd .S«:!Jooo District The board agreed to ~part in the National S«:!Jooo Landi PI ogtam with the c:unpletiGD li the arrangement dependent' upon delails to be 1aotided by the Obio Department of Education. Bills wt!ft appoted for payment Altending the .....,ling were John Reibel. superintendent, and board members I. 0. Jle..' Coy , Roger Epple, Emes( Whitehead and tmald M11r11.. Clerll. C. 0 . Newland is a patiellt at Veterans Memorial Hospital_ Policy Revisions Made by Board :I 11ews••• rn , (~ facilities for a Library, Music and Art. The Marietta frrm is " -·'ey, • .,.. at Lee and Vargo, represented the meeting by W'ill Eesley and Mr. Vargo. The Columbus frrm is Kelam and Foley, with Ray Johnson and Dan Siminsky as representatives. The board was notified that Ralph Wigal of Reedsville who was employed as a grade S:,hool teacher earlier has declined employment. O.rl Doddrill a member of the high school sblf, was employed as junior high school foothall coach. 10 ..New Teachers s· (---------------------------, I 7\T • B . ~~ I 3 to 6x 7 to 14 Representatives of two architectural firms - one in · Marietta, the other in Columbus -discussed building plans with the Eastern Local School District Board of Education Tuesday night. No action was taken last nigh~ however, since detailed finanCing will have to be worked out as well as details with the State Department of Education. However, it was the consensus that the logical move for a building progrm_n_would be_to construct an addition to the high school which would provide classroom facilities for seventh FOUR ROYALTY -Daniel Midkiff, son of Mr. and Mrs. · and eighth graders, thereby relieving crowded conditions in Ray Midkiff, Salem Center, and Debbie Ohlinger, daughter elementary schools of the of Mr. and Mrs. William Ohlinger, Pomeroy, left, were andistrict. IIOIIIICed ltiog and queen of the Meigs County Junior Fair Such an addition to the high Tuesday night when the pre-fair rewe was held .at the school would also include Pomeroy Junior High Scbool. With the new king and queen are last year's winners, Rhea Mora and Ken Bolen. . blaming political eneinies for a federal bribery indictment and other legal difficulties, announced Tuesday he will seek a second terni in · office. With the election less than three months away, the Democratic attorney rates as a heavy favorite to win another four years as mayor of this city of 710,000. "I've never ducked a fight and I don't intend to duck it now," Alioto told a luncheon gathering of -his backers, "I want you to know that you'.ve done such a great job that I wouldn't dllSfrl you at this hour:'' Alioto, r.s, the !!On of a Sicilian fisherman, took office tCuntinued on paMe l4) F•a htmg • Growmg • a: Bam, its Hay Lost - Entries Wanted in Contest FU'e HANDYMAN-M tlnltlni,-'.J ..i *'led ci the Meigs Cwnty Fair llcJard, :.S bUl I ~ ef ... wcationlrom tbe Ql)nmiiWIIIId Sl iilhH'BOIIIDEitdlk:Oo. to work at the fairgrounds Ibis 1ftiS pafGrwilc Gdd jlia Ill getting .the grooDds and bnildinp ready for the fllr wl*h opens Tuesday. King bas been •nwd fD fiB the (I~ lerm li the late Charles Rallord. Big Switch NEW YORK (UPI ) -Mayor a candidate fw the Da•A!ii6: John V. Lindsay plans to IHDiinatiGD far .. '•·t. ... It announce today that he is was believed be ...-. IIIII switching his political aile- make the PI · 'e1till liid glance from Republican to today. . Democrat, UP! learned. The Lindsay Dew U.S fnm b! move would open the way for west 1'--'ay night IIIII liDIIl Lindsay to seek the Democratic: fleWSIDtfi, 'TID CCiiiiC llld: 10 presidential nomination in 1972. the offic:e IIIII Cider willa The mayor, fresh from a two- members li IIIJ sfalf." Beweek vacation in the o....a.... scheduled to .,... I .... Mountains, has been ~ plate hmd raisinc lllillet reporters questions about the tmight. 'bl 'tch . . Once cmsid-ed - of&the ~e~ Sources close to the mayor rising stars of the R :Asaid he planned to announce the Party, . • • : : 4 wed change during a news confer- con~-;-' 11"4 wD ·ence scheduled at his home tbat affilialioa. •• Gracie Mansion , at n :311 a.m: First, be lost the R I '& EDT. primlry far JDaJIIf ill IJ8 _. 11 also has been speculated had to be re J led • b! that Lindsay, 49, would become ~-plalfonn. ~lie ... COOiimlinl! bMUes willa COl' Gov. fl A. R ' ' -.. BEGIN SENTENOO MembersoftheNila I i Marion E. Snider, II, u• '-lion · 11M• h r I ..._PI .. • YICCi I .I Columbus, formerly of Meigs Spiro T. Apew line aMI! 1 Counly , and Nels Gregory himfwbis~WI!I'~ Pickens, 19, Racine, Rt. 1, who In lflll be ewtatad D tel were sentenced Monday ' by · - ' - " •• ._ • Meigs County Common Pleas "'..,. ..., " ,,. .-·- ' '• Judge John C. Bacon to Ohio Slate Reformatory at Mansfaeld a.lJB 'fO V+ f I lo indeterminate ter111s were taken to Mansfreld .today by The lliddleport·.,_.roJ Depury Sheriff Robert Beegle. Rolli')' <lab will . . . all~ Frida.)' al lbe 11'1 Ill :l American Le&i• a.Q, lOCAL TEMPS Temperature in downtown Followac diiae Ill ,Pumeroy Wednesday alll a.m. 1:" to Veten. M ~ efllle 11.3S 16 deg"""' under clwdy HtosPi~ 4 addili<lll. ski.!S. !-' I • I I tile.,... • !..-. � 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/. 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