https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/658c214e3e442c69b097c8fc97a2585b.pdf 6065cc6898483868a041f7a2220e57c0 PDF Text Text -. - - -,:. ' _,,O.• MIJ.a,IJ'll 12-Tbu.-JI)8Ji4Nel,M:Z 1 t.P ' nelllay at Mt. Caauel Hcllipltal. Mr. -••·- - ...eceded in death by three-, ayde,,__ Jr., RliJmand Eug~~~e, and _., ~·SljfV!ftd by bls wife, Gertiude; three daugbters, Marie Page, MarysvUie ; Ewlyn D. Welch, Cohmbus, and Bertha R. Spooaagle. Ollumbus; siJ: grailddllldrel, d seveo greatganddlllclren, an several nieces and aepbewl. Funeral .services will . be Friday at 3 p. m. at ~ Funeral Heme with lbe . Amos 'l'lllis ol!lclalinl. Burial wUI be in Beecb Grove Cemela'y Friends may can at ' COLUMBUS (UPI) - 'l1ioee teachers in Ohio who agreed to new contracts before Aug. 15 wlllgetthepayraiaesduetbem, the Cost of Uvlng Council said ~· announcement by the federal board follows a meeting in Columbus Wednesday of state Schools Superinlelldent Martin w. Essex and mQfe than 500 of the 621 school superintendents In Ohio. Essex had told them to use their own judgment . ardlng hi~ . . . .... m a.w •..,.,_ .......es pending an opinion by the state attorney general's office. 1be new ruling released In WashlnglOD says In effect that teachers who were vacationing in July and August but due to resume teaching in the fall under a contract agreed .to before Aug. 15 would receive the full compensation - including raises - called for in the con· tracl The National Education Associatloo said apparently 1.5 to 1.6 million teachers In the natioo would gel their fall term raises as a result. • b ·-"the funeral cme - . - . Labor of''W!tinued from oage 1) Jan. 1, 19'12. An excess profits tax that would put some of the burden ot fighting inftation oo big business also has been suggested. Mansfield said be pei'SCIIIIIIIy favors the tax but "I don't know any carporation making an excess profit ncnr." A GOOD nME FOR FAMILY SIIOPPING AU OYER THE STORE . BEDSPREADS Visit Etberfelds' Drapery see """'plere line or and Minersville. Junior Darst - Mulberry Avenue, Second Street, and Spring Avenue. Annie_Knight - Uncoln Hill. Beatrice Wood - Bailey's Run. Mary King - Upper Monkey Run, Lower Monkey Run, Coalport, and Harrisonville Road. William Ratliff - Mulberry He~ts. The sixth grade bus from Middleport going to Bradbury will leave the Junior High School in Middleport at 7::11 a. m. The fifth grade bus to Bradbury will leave the Junior High at 7:45 a. m. BACDDTOOMUCH A minor accident was rePcrled Wedne..!ay aftemom on SR 338 on prtvate )npelty. Thomas E. Lutheran, II, Lakewood, and llicbd Doyle &nith, 40, West · Hollywood, F\a., backed Into eac:b other, n . was repoiled. No dlat!CII was iasued and DO injuries were repcrted. . State Fair Gates Open PleasaniVaiieyHOilpltal ADMISSIONS - Robert Spradling Point Pleasant· Mrs. Lillian &ruth Letart. james Deweese ~ · Holter Racine: ' ' ' DISCHARGES - Randy Kinniard, Lora LeRue, Mrs. Conrad Berkley, Charles Luckeydoo, Alonzo Roush, Mrs. Richard Clonch and son· Gay Young, Mrs. Garnet Tool.;, and Mrs. Lena Noble. BIRTHS - August 25 a son to Mr. and Mrs. vtr8u Pat· terson, Henderson. COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. John J. Gilligan today cut .the ribbon to offictaUy open the 1971 Ohio State Fair and two Madison County brothers who had camped outside the gate for a record 152 hours were the first two to enter. . Robert, 14 and Mike, 12, Bay· 1iss of wc;st Jenerso_n were presenled With super sized stuffed animals as the fair's .first two patrons. They began their camp out Aug. 19. Also appearing at the opening ceremonies were the AII.Qhlo Youth Choir and Boys Band and Velerul Memarlal Basplfll 150 camp fire girls. Gllllgan ADMISSIONS _ Leota said the fair would be the "bigCooper, Syracuse ·, Stanford gestand best" in Ohio history. About 2 million visitors are ex· Denny, Pomeroy; Cuma Elkins, led Clifford ~~. ~ . DISCHARGES Nell MARitETOFF Haymaker, Rex Argabrlte, · NEW YORit (UPI) -Tile Elizabeth Potter Doris Haynes stock market opened Iewer iD Floyd cummins, Cbarle~ moderately active tradl•g Michaels, Jr., Leonard Luns- 'l'llanday· ford. Shortly after the opealmg, the Dow Jaes iDdllllrial average wu oH 1.10 attrl.fl. Declines topped advuces, 1!9 to 1.., BDIOJII 1be 4!1% iulletl crossing lbe tape. Tonight & Fri"-Y Augusl26-27 Divorce Granted, Double Feature Program 3 Others Started COTTON COMES TO HARLEM (Color I Godfrey Cambridge Raymond Sf. Jacques R -Pius- "THE HAWAIIANS" Geraldine Chaplin (Color) GP .MEIGS THEATRE . £~ Tonight, August 26 NOT OPEN Friday I Saturday Augusl27·21 TASTE THE BLOOD OF DRACULA ITtdlnicolorl Christopher lee Geoffrey l<een TROG IT echnicolor I Joan Crawford Michael Gough UNIFORMS Elizabeth. Piping Rod< Miramar, Jarroestown. Pride of Sharon and Pride of New England. Ali at August While Sale Pricos. BY ''CRESf' NCM IS THE nME 10 SElECT YOUR BACK 10 sam. 7.95 An excellent selection of popular priced uniforms by "Cresr' -lhese uniforms look and wear better because of their finest fairies and workmanShip - featuring daaon and cotton styles . baby corduroy knit jersey . faille knit jersey . polyester knlf . acllon sleeves . nylon colt zippen; •lilng sleeve end short steeve styles. The most complete uniform line yoo car\ buy. White and colors. Sizes4to20and 14 1~ to24'h. DRESSES AT BRERfFim They'll be ready for school in these pretty new dresses from our fall collectiln - hundreds ANNUAL FALL SALE to choose from in cotton - prints, checks, 9Jiids and flowers - Also a beautiful line of washable knits - One dlvcrce was granted and three divorce actions were begun In Meigs County Common Pleas Court Wedoesday. 9larm L. Dodd was granted a clvorce fnm William N. Dodd. F'lllng for divorce were Sandra K. Fields, Reedsville, against Michael A. Fields, Reedsville; Paula J. Hall, Pomeroy, Kt. f, against carl Robert Hall, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, and Doria Jean Jones, Albany. Rt. 3, against llmc•f Jones, Jr., Albany, Rt. 3, aU charging gross neglect of duty and exireme cruelty. GP LOCAL TEMP! Temperature in downtown GP Pomeroy Thll'llday at 11 a . m. SHOW STARTS7 P.M. WIS 70 degree:., under partly _ _ _ _ _ __ , cloudy skies. now on famous TEEN DREAM BY BESJF0RM · sm Complete selection in white - colors · orints. Custom Tailored Draperies - to grace your very own wl•dows! Any length · any wldlll. Prompt service. Price includes quality custom work. superb new fairies. Bring in your measurements and choose from Elberleids nice collection to be tailored to your windows. MR. DOUGLAS LANG OF THE PRINTZESS ~~~s; K~:~ ~~; knit tights for girls. shipment of a track tape. COAT AND SUIT OOMPANY WILL BE ON colors Complete selection ot eountry western. popular in sizes from easy listening and sacred. Also 8 track tape cleaner THE 2nd FLOOR SHOWING THE NEW FAlll---in_fa_n_ts-to_1~4·--_...'-""-d_c_•r~ry...;lng;...ca...ses_._ _ UNE OF PRINTZFSS OOAlS AND SUilS. SELECT YOUR FAVORITE BACK TO Come in and let fW' . Lang help you with your favorite style. correct size and fit on the second floor . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUG. 27 and 28 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Sweaters •·department, Sweater Vests Slop in mens and and select lsi ftUM" boys FROM EI..BERFEl.DS' UNE OF V.OMEN!S lhe swearers you need for back·to.schoolandfall - r now. We'vean excellent selection ready for ytN to buy in slipovers . cardigans . vest sweaters - V neck cardigans - V neck vests. Solid colors. stripes . jacquard designs. Many, many styles. Small, medium, large and extra large sizes. ~ ready for fall and winter wilh a new sweater or Jwo from this line seledlon. FASHION JEANS HANES UNDERWEAR Boys Shirts b Back.toSc:hcd Wear Boys Sweatels fw Back-To-School A must for yDIU' back to school Ullll'drobe Beautiful washable tweeds, polyester knits, bonded knits, and all wool flannels. Many styles to choose from In misses and half sizes. of Juvenile sizes 2 to 12 and boys sizes 8 to 20. Vest Sweaters · V neck Cardigans · crew neck Slipovers- plus a big big selection of coat style sweaters for boys. Solid colors · stripes . novelty designs. You'll want to buy your sweater for fall now when you see this fine group all arranged for your easy selection. women's CAR COATS and Mens and Young Mens SHIRTS FOR BACK-10-SCIIXJL PANTS . COATS you're needing new 5hirts for school wear - slop in Elberfelds mens department lsi !tUM" and ptck out the shirts you want now. · Tremendous selections await you in trim Ill rilodels . full cut styles. Stripes . plenty of solid colors . floral stripes . plaids. Hundreds of shirts in all sizes . small )Joj.l~'h), medium (IS. l5V:l ), large !16·16'11), eldra large (17·171'2). If Single and double breasted styles · belted and boxy styles ·· crushed vel vets wool mel ton and qui lied nylon . Many lengths to choose from ·plaids, solids and tweeds. Men's and Boys' Jackets Slop in the mens and boys department - lsi floor and see the fine groups of jackets. Corduroys · nylms . denims . quilled nylons . wools. All warmly lined · styles that are easy and practical, too. to-· Take lime to see tile big selection of mens and boys jackets a~d s.~led what you need now. REGUlAR AND HALF SIZES School Time Is Slacks Time FOR MEN AND BOYS Select the slacks and jeans you'll need for back-to-school wear. Flare legs · trim cut styles. Blue denim - stripes· solids - plaids . two color slacks. Boys sizes 6 to 18 · mens sizes 28 to 42 and extra large sii:es 44 to 50. , . ma••- EASY-WEAR JUMPERS selection Trophies Awarded I 1 See our outstanding you want. You' ll like this f ine selection . . Lions Sponsor finance ministry officials. The United Slates has brought pressure against Japan to revalue the yen upward by as much as 25 per cent but Japan refused. When Nixon released the dollar from the gold standard to let it lind its own levels in world markets the pressure became too much for Japan. The Japanese yen, the Dutch guilder, the Swiss franc and the West German mark are among the strongest currencies in the world,reflectinggreatprosperi· ty at hom~ at expense of the United Sillies. Since Nixon freed the dollar ~G!mrm m.n ~ l!~ialed as much as 7.6 per cent iii relati:lll to the dollar and the other currencies have gone up from 2 to 3 per cent. This I .u. SIZES 8 TO 18 Sizes <to 20 In solid colors · floral stripes . wide tra<:k stripes . plaids and novelty paflems. All are permanent press . ex. pertly tailored and in the styles that boys like for school wear now. Stop in ·look 'em over. We'll help you find the style and size means lower prices for U.S. goods in Europe. The Bank of Japan purchased $1.1 billion today, prompting rumors the government was considering some action. This purchase brought to about $12.1 billion the total amount of foreign currency and gold reserves. The big sale today came when city banks author· ized to handle dollars were permitted to pay back dollars they had borrowed earlier from the Bank of Japan. President Nixon's imposition of a 10 per cent surtax on certain foreign imports such as automobiles has already .11!'o.lliht . ~~r.~ ~~~on ·and resentment · among world nations dependent on exports to the United States. Many TUiac lep boaon Walbelieved that Nixon would roll lleiUy IIIPt ill lk Pwol" back this surtax once the dollar A1oen, llleHI, M'Hiepor1 Llaa CloiJ llolefound an · acceptable level on sqoed»" at ef Bulen IIHIIIt Golf c.test were BBl world markets. 1.-1 I""' ld, llnll . . . Penbl&er, riP&, ad - . Nixon's action in freeing the w' .. T ? 1 arpt's bdy, of Galllpolll, al ..,. dollar and imposing the surtax BID wu tiNeal 1e 111e pill .. cwlesl .ne.1a hate4 lib The board of supervisors of "Working Together For A bluntly told the Japanese they tbe mea's dlvbloa ad bdy swtq '11uarM8y the Meigs Soil and Water Uvable Lan!l" In order to help were making too much money ill die jU1or diYIIIIa. llewe;a, I.e ~ 7 : an Conservation District agri!ed students become more aware of at American expense. And it Plo9iiQ a doRil plf • w. - n1 elflrL 'l1le Thursday to sponsor a youth of their environment. was in effect a demand that Role-..0. eMksl got Meigs County at Youth Science Tentative plans were made Japan revalue the yen upward, ..US adgeH capale wlluten lllil " t1'·W.W)Q' " ! 1· IUo &- Day at Ohio State University on for the annual soil and water thus raising the price of cars, was ew-e Slnble, left. ~1dp.aeMIILI Ic_. Saturday, Sept. 18. Tile COillest, beillc lleld at llle : conservation dinner meeting to electronic equipment and other MeJca Cemdy Fahp I , ' r-J:a .. !p.a.S I ..,, Hay trophies at the Meigs be beld probably the second exports to America. .. doe. Ic Jtart County Fair were awarded for weet of November. More Behind the move was the elfers atep prize fer a bole-bH.e. •. wluer .. . , grass hay, to Dale Kautz; details will be announced later. implied threat of a trade war L "" lllil J!-?o Clrll. legume bay, to Dale Kautz, and CCHJperalors' agreements that would curb Japan 's access mixed hay, to Edsoo Holliln.' were approv~d lor farms to its best customer-the I 1\T I l~ I There were :M entries. The bay operated by Joe Stobarl and United States, which buys oneabibil was sponsored by tbe Charles Wagner, Sutton (Continued on page 10) Township; Donald Woolen, .. . . . . .· ·. :- . ·.·:-:-:-:-· :-: :·:·.·.· I I Meigs SWC District. In other business the Columbia; Dana Howell, By Ualled Pna ~agreed to distribute Bedford; Joseph Wyne, Scipio, SERUM TEAM Unit Bivouac AmbuJaed to schools in Meigs County the and Larry Conerly, Olive Gallil and Meigs County better environment booklet, Township. sberlff's deputies combined WGON-'l'BEVIETOONGAD Dom.AIIIeril:aDml Attending were Thereon for an emergency run livouaced near Da Nang and killed lift Gil, • hi JQhnson, Roy Miller, Rex Thunday night to Veterans otben and blew up two U. S. amc11ed c:ars all a Ill* ill the Shenefield, supervisors, and Memorial Hospital in beiYiest ligblinl IDvoiYID« u . s. fcneslillee Jill April, mQ!tvy IIP'"'""'Jm said today. Fhe Olber G i l HID a •••"' Syracuse Marshall Milton Dave Parry, district con· Pomeroy. Snake bile seram was clasb Tllll'llday in lbe S&JDe regiciJ akllcSIIIII Vie! 'II ...,er Variilll is investigating a servationisl. ~ported from the Holzer CG&Sl lll'eaklng and entering that Medical Center to lbe GaUia· Despite the AmeriCIIIl L; 1 , laiD ...., edt'm aa- OttUJTed at the Jackie Vfllliams Vietnam 'l'buraday and today fell -..,., ailed ., 1 • 2 residence on Fourth St. some MosUy cloudy Friday through Meigs 1\De by Deputy Bill abowed. South V'aehm & military • • • npaated 19 · lime Wednesday night or Saturday with a chance of Mitchell. Meigs County ''ellelliY4nitiated Incidents" c:<mpared wi1b aiD doe puiuus X Thursday morning. The showers or thundershowers Deputy Sheriff Robert Beegle boors. bllsemenl door and the door mostly in the eastern sections. rusbed the serum to the hoapilal for Robin WUis, 15, TIDO KiUed in Cruh o# ~Into the houile from the Higha Fridays and Saturday \R Reedsville, bitten Thursday 'I lxosetiiiC!flt bad been forced. the 'IIIII to low 10!1. Lows Friday by a polsoHUI snake. a.EVELAND -A TWIN I!NG2NI!D f1IJn\GO It ScwQ!em Nothing is believed to have been night in the 50s acepl low 60s ·. :-: :-· ::::.. . : ·.· . . Airlines mall plane early todq ensiled iiAo allame ill illlllilu taken~ . No one was at ICJullwm aeetions. Fairview P.t with • '11& 1*":'''. 2 -~ ft . . . . . . after the bome at the time. . tat1ng df from Cleveland Bc.. bw Mpart. Two pawWIDiama is offering a reward tU1ed and two injured. Killed A?a RJI 2M, 'II, GCX q " Ill lor Information letd'ng to the tbe IHme and the copilot d. tbe ..,.__ RJnles' wl(e Alice, .. urest and conviction ct paw and the pJot were both injured ud lllblo 1e raa dw l'ldt or persons 1esponsible, v.m.n said. . ( Continued on pace 11) J... Tops in fashion and styling - your favorite long sleeve body shirts · tailored blouses . dressy styles. A wide, wide assortment of including knits · velour coltons in solids prints. Sizes 30 to J8 and «1 to Flares in a dazzling assortment of prints, stripes and solids to choose from . Now is your chance to get a whole wardrobe of the latest looks for casual wear. · Stock up on l,lnderwear now for college wear. You'll find an excellent selection - all sizes for men and boys in tee shirts · briefs - athletic shirts · boxer shorts. You'll like the way Hanes Underwear for men and boys fils · how comfortable if is and best of all the excellent values. TOKYO (UPI)-Japan an· DOUIIced tonight it will permit the yen to start Ooating to its awn level Saturday-an effec· live revaluation upward that is the first major world victory for President Nixon's drastic econcmic reform program. The Bank of Japan had · bought up billions of dollars to try to maintain the parity of & yen to the dollar in an eflort to prevent Japanese export prices from rising and to pre•ent American imports from selling at a lower rate on the Japr"ese marbt. AnnoiDicemenl of Japan's reluctant action came from Finance Mlnbter Mlklo MiP!la after a day of beavy selling of dollars on Japan's foreign achange market today and weelr; .... Ill' . . pi • after an emergency meeting of set .. II I plf dlllll.. ".Golf·Contest -~~~S-EE-OO~R-N~~~B~mL~~ Mens and Young Mens the BLOUSES I- ol• (---------------------------, B . : 11ews••• zn ne1 s : ra-......, B&E Probed * Weather PWae MAKE ELBERFELD$ IN ~OMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER FOR YOUR BACK TO SCHOOL NEEDS See our fine assortment of wearing apparel for women and girls. Top fashions in coats, dresses, suits, capes, all weather coats, skirts, blouses, sweaters, vests, slacks, slack tops, pants coats and car coats. Come in and let us help you with your selections. BE THRim! SAVE ALL OF YOUR . . SAl ESUPS FROM ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY TEN CENTS 163,611 At Fair GIRDLES· TIGHTS 20% OFF ' NO. ~IV NO. 95 Devoted To The ltatere~b Of The MeigJ-MtuOn Area POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT. OHJO FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1971 PHONE 992·2156 BRAS· KAYSER Boys sizes 2lo6 -8 lo20andmens sizes361o5ol. CLUB TO MEET The Meigs 4-H Pleasure Riden wIll hold a picnic Salurday at 1 p. m. at Royal Oak Park. TO BACK TO SCHOOL IN All IDp name brands CUSIOM MADE DRAPERIES r Board meeting beld last 'l'llmda7, the Board lldGpled a fcrmal re$01ut1CII ccmmelllllllC lbe Cllllodla1 Iliff for the fine job lbatlt did In pnpll'iDc the buildi'W!' We urge the pmnta of slullenta In our dllllrio:l to encourage their children 1e respect the effort d. our cusiDdial staff, and to tHe good cue d. 1M' ochooJ facilities during Ibis ccmiDg 3chool ,ear. ONE OF THE PROBI EllS !bat we I'WIInto CIIIJII)' fll'lll day ct school in IJII)' JChooiQ tan Is simPY 1bat of getting the right studelll Cll lbe rigbt bus and delivering bim oc ber to tbe right place at the rlebt time. Let me mab a qgestioo ..- two. FirSt, doo't become ...,et If the buaeuun a llUie late on that fl'tst day. II would be 1IIIUSUal H tbey didn't. Second, if you drive your dllld, parUCUiarly a f~n~tgradoir, to school oo the fintday, you had beller come to pick the child up at the c1clae rltbe scbool day. II would be best if the child. rode the bull both WIIJII. Nevertheless, if ywdrive tbecblld to school, ilea~ great confusion for us to b'y to place the child on the · right bus to get him heme. WE HAVE A NEW DRESS CODE lbat has beell adopted and widely publicized. We are anlicipatbC the support of aU concerned In making Ibis a code lbat (Continued on page 10) BA.CK Berkshire stockings and pantyhose in our First ~'!cor Hosiery Department. -- SALE DECORATOR • •• SCHOOL Save WYANDOTI'E, Mich. (UPI) - Springfield, Mo. ,Archbold, Ohio and Uncoln Part, Mich., scored wins Wedoesday in the first roWKI of the Great Lakes Regional of the American Legion National Baseball Tournament. Springfield downed In· dianapolis, 6-3, Archbold shut out Mount Pleasant, Mich., 4-0, and Lincoln Park edged Galesburg, m.• !-1. Archbold and Springfield tangle today in the winner's bracket of the double elimination tournament while Uncoln Park faces Janesville, W'IS., which drew a bye the first day, and Indianpolis meets Mount Pleasant on the loser's side. Galesburg has a bye ·today. Left Eddie Grime pitched a tlJree.bitter, striking out 10 batters and wallting six, as Archbold ended a 10-game Mount Pleasant winning streak. CNr major concern deals with the general financial suA~ort rl. our total program, the federal suwort Qf our lunch P'Ofll'IJII, and wben we will have definite information abclut these matters. The confusioo that we face deeply Involves the wage-price freeze imat tbe federal level and the still.to.be~nacled Speding of School. • • No. 202 posed revised school support program at the state level. princ!poh Ibis DIClJ'IIlng at 9:30. A general districtWe reallu the difficulties faced by our state and wide slllf meelinl was scheduled for 10:30. Building national public ciflcials and sympathize with them as staff meetbwl were beld In each ct the schoOls early they wresUe willl encrmous problems. We trust that Ibis afb.-J. · you folks on the local level wlil show the same un. Now we Ia &nranl to the arrival ct the students derstandlng and coocern, for your local school of~ Monda.J. ficials RB they face the coosequences of undecided The beglrmjJW ct eacb school year has a few rough issues. qes, These Cllll be smoothed out with just a little we feel lil<e members of a football squad lined up llnle and ezperience as the days begin to flow. We for tbe opening klcluif of a game. Meanwhile, the nquesl !bat you shQW paUence as we strive to officials and coaches are in a meeting in another part JDinlmlrr the~ rl rough edges and to maxlmile of town still trying to determine the rules. We symtbe apeed with wblcb tbey are ellmlnaled. pathize willl their plight but that doesn't belp the 'Ibis year as Melga Local and aU other districts ;, . players very much when the game begins. . Clllo race a IJCbool year, we do so under very ON TUEsDAY OF '11HS WEEK the board lleavy douds d. con;:em and coofusion, Both the members and administratcn of the district made c:ontan and the cmfuslon are the result of powerful their annual inspection of lbe district's buildings. This fGroes far removed from our district, and clearly is done late in August eacb year just prior to the beyond our conlrol. ~ning of school. FoUCIWing this tour, and in a special ) Dept. and 1M spreads · Twin ~nd Full sizes. C1loose fram a large seiectim of colors. Included in lhis large group are Geo. Washington, Queen -- SDpt. lldp IAeal & hoi Dlltrfct llJ the llnle JWie.d 1l1lli article lbe teachers' and ..,,,. qah'meetbwlinJitjMIIIOIJ for the opening of tbe rbool J1'8l' will be completed. We mel willl Bates and Morgan Jones Wins First Lower Leading Qoeet. Austin Plilllips - Kerr's Run It1 Geqe Baqnvea, AUGUST WHITE SALE Evening Archbold (Continued irom page 1) It's on the Mark, Get Set ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN UNTIL 9 AT NIGHT FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS. Some Get r::J.c~e:::.? ~~~=: Pay· Hike · Clyde 1'yree Sr. Jied Wedne..Uy I COLUMBUS (UPI)-Aqueen, a band and a winemaker were all crowned as the 1971 Ohio · Slate Fair got underway under threatening skies that failed to scare 163,611 persons. The opening day crowd Thursday was 900 short of establishing a record, but lair officials were happy with the total because of rain and thundershowers that plagued the evening. Two million are a· peeled to visit the fairgrounds during the 1z.day run. Deborah Carey, daughter of a Clarion County poultry farmer, beciune the first queen of tbe fair as she won the tiUe of FFA queen. The 18-yearo(lld brown-haired lfei!IM!Yed beauty wlll Clllllpete In the Queen of Queens Contest Sept. $ at the fair. Roger Bacon Marching Band from Cincinnati auccessfully defended its liUe as Ohio Slate liGHTNING Dijl HAVOC to the steeple 41111be Rolland Grand Champion Band In Fair Freewill Bap!ist Church Wednesday night when a storm bit competition with 29 other higb the area, Damages were contained to the steeple willl only school marehing bands. · minor damage to the roof. The 120-piece band was selected winner by five college band directcn. PerhaPs the most Interesting contest was the first annual winematlng competition, won COLUMBUS (UPI) - Four apples, has the oldest Red De· by Philip W. Beck Jr. of aeveOhio farmers were inducted to- .licious spur-type apple tree in land. day into the Ohio Agricultural the United States. He was Ohio His white dessert wine was HaU of Fame in recognition of Master Farmer in 1925 and is judged the best of 164 entries outstanding contributions to the a past president of the Ohio Ex· by a panel made up of eight agricultural industry. tensionAdvisoryCommitteeand professional lasters. The ceremonies were attend· the Ohio Historical Society. Gov. John J. Gilligan and ed by Gov. John J. Gilligan - Benjamin Basil Brumley, wife, Katie, attended the fitst andOhioDirectorofAgriculture deceased,operatedanextensive day of the festival and said Gene R. Abercrombie as part crop and livestock farm In Han· they may be 1 on the grounds of the Ohio State Fair. cock County for more than 50 each of the following days. Those inducted were: years and helped organize prod· The governor planned a walk· - Bryce C. Browning, cited ucers livestock cooperatives at ing tour today. Saturday night for good conservation practices, Cleveland and Pittsburgh in the Gilligans wm 11 n1 the was credited for .leadership in 1923. He served as Producers Governor's Cup at the annual the Muskingum Watershed Con· Uvestock Association president horse Show. He planned to servancy District and an eight· from 1934-1953 and was a dlrec· crown the winner r1. the Miss year term on the National Re· tor and president of the Nation· Wool of Ohio Pageant on Sun· sources Commission. He was a al livestock Producers Associa· day and mate a number of apchairman of the board of the lion. He was named an Ohio pearances 011 Monday. American Forestry Association Master Farmer in 1930. Gilligan said Katie had planand is a life member, of the - George L. Cooley, deceas- ned to enter ber Irish bread 1n . association.' He is on the board ed, specialized in grape growing a baking contest, but lost the of trustees of Antioch College on his CUyahoga County farm applicatioo blank. ''Next year, and one of the founders of the and, in 1893, organized ~ f1rst she will enter," he added. Friends of the Land. grape growers cooperative in Twenty.five bouts were - Wheeler J. Welday, cited Ohio. He was chairman of 1be staged Thursday night in the for developing new strains of assembly which organized the Jair hosing loll'nament. BeOhio Farm Bureau Federati~n cause of lighting problems and in 1919, served on the bureaus the rain 42 extra bouts must board of directors and also ser· be wort~ into today's and Sl!t· ved as cha11111an of the .Farm · urday's programs. Thirty-eeven Bureau Mutual Automobile In- championship fights are schedsurance Co., predecessor to the uled Saturday Nationwide Insurance Co. ' 4 in -Fame Hall Soviets Get Advantage WASHINGTON (UPI) -RussiawUiprobabiygalnan..,._ the board technological superiority over the U.S. military in the last haH of this decade ~use of MCI!ICOW'.s decision ahnosl four years ago to drop out of the race to ·the moon, the Pentagon's research dlief believes. Dr Jolin s. Fosler said iD lm~rel!r ~llldaybJIIIe -•u0111 Qmmlt. Houae AiiP'..-~ ......lbalin'...,or ·-theSoriet of Ibis 1 J into a PWillc ''Thlnianryllttlewecan dlt milillrJ• damfa ''P" IDJietaatlboaellllpl'lses. Thll oat P'ICia&l. Be rafh I 1 ...,.- tlat, witb a gJowiJC 1be Sniet 1lllilla • a l!!lfwt In tbe Soriet a:llltuy 1 da 6ft • to 5I per c:elll ana, they will attala ~ 111111 llllt Gllile lJiiled teciiDoiGCieal nperlorlty Ill Slalilil: fhC lllatP.._a . . after C11 wt4ch lbef ,_. . 111111 tile 1JIIIIIId c:ba Ill to t-lrlle. ADd Ia S1aliiB II II ' I . laiW half flf Ibis ~lclt P'a I IIOid Rip. G! It B.. lileJ 1!111 pnbably be leoM,. t a. "ha,)).,.._,..._..,llle JIWlJ. nperlor dell II an ¥ioltt.a sabec•Jalill!e H is lilt ue ID .... a t a* lime .... ~ .,. · ..... ""' ...,, ,_ --~ R ' 1 duft.-t Unloo sltJppM a l'alid a:- "' · · palllion rlilai)IIIC8 elfcrt wlllch is 6 a:W k cl. bad tept Ruulan military Zlatwi... ,.. .. .._,_., re~earch and dnelopmeal a said, ..... ern l&rt ... z-t • ... ... L almost apendlng Ieve foc as...._, 18 _,. -~ ~ then, FCIIter said, lbe military · ..... . If IMa R have channeled ua:la is k II CGitcl t '•ns ' .. Auto Demolished aer01111 !be t!:: -:ne......... oo.d, ,m ~A~ we 7 -·......,........ . . . amJIS. the board." ....,.-·. TAKEN TO 2108Ptl'AL Tbe MJddleport E-R aquad was called to the SR 7 bypaas nwiiday at 2:52p.m. for Mrs. Herschel Gilkey, an accident 1irtim, who wu Iaten to Holier Medical Cenler. '1m: IDUNDS or REP'fECTION - PlllntlaJ the W1J to .leu, will be featured at the Mount Dcmw Unllld Bretbren Youth Fellonhlp "Coffee House" to be held at Easleril HIP Scbo"' Slltardly at 7:31p.m. for all youth 13 or older. A donation of 50 cents will be uted toc:onre11i'!l e .There will be free refreshments. The group will also appear at the llt.~OmtbaUp.m.Everyonelsinyited. Lydia G. Gilkey, 47, Rl 1, Midcllep<rt, .WIS treated and released at the Holzer Medical Center foc possible lntemal Injuries suffered In a tw~ vehic)e accident at 2:42 p, m. Thursday oo Rl 7 at lbe june· lion to the Middleport .business district. The Gallipolis Post Slate Highway Palrol said Michael A. Riley, 57, Louisville, KY .•failed to stop and struck Mrs. Gilkey's auto . There was .moderate damage to Riley's car. Mrs. Gilkey's vehicle . was demolished. Riley war. dty ·to Meigs County Court for falling to stop at a stop sign. Another Meigs County mishap occurred at 1:45 a. m. cxdl.t. 7, one-tenth d. a mile south d. Rt. &81, in '1'1lppera Plains. Olfleers lllid Uo,d Awalt, II, Sneads, Fla., ....-~ tnm • prlvale drhew., ud AiiCt a parked ear owned by Bmlli W. Snyder, Boetlngport, Oblo. There was minor di-m r tD both CM'I. Awalt - clllld hr Improper ""*~•· ' A Gallia Olunty acddmt - · investlfalledal!:lSa. m.. Cll Rl. 141, two and ni tentbl miles west d. Rl 775, where ~ted by 5I "" R. B-. .. Rt. 2, Pltriol, all Gltal A. Grate, IG, Rl I, Patitel, •eblo:• ... ~-·-··· c!omap re J'lld.. E>t.- - chqed witll llrtull&left Glllrt ceater. • �• • ' 1-'ftiiDIIJI '"'ee,INiil 1Wi •eo,,O.,Aua.Z7,1171 I "That'll Hold You!'f . ByDeboralJM. Coaldm bread such as ·cornbread,. Englsnd·, didn't want · to in· wra~ In foil and frozen Ext. AJerlt, Home Eeoa. biscuits, rolls or muffins JJIIIde lerrupt his ia&!Je so he !lad his makes a nice change from a Vacation tim~ is almost over with Whole grain or enrlcbed meat served.between two sliceB 1lSUii sandwich. It can be &C· · fot the small fry and school will ~ or Dour; 2 tab! IJ>OIIS qf ~ad: AmeriCBIIS Ute his companied by a bread and soon be q~en. butter or margarine. idea iJO much that we eat .an butler 8liDCIWICh or perhaps a Busy mothers are buying The program also ..n!com- estimated 2216 mlllion of them a blueberry .or other type• of. school clothes, getting pre- mends that lunches include a day! · . . muffin, carrot and celery.slicks school check-ups with the food rich In V\lainin C eaclJ day Bread, of course, is an im,. and a piec!),_of ·fresh frill\-'_ ·doctor and dentist out of · the and a food nch in ..Vitamin A, P!Jflaril part of a.sandwich and Mothers who are shor\ of time .. way and some are probably. lwi~ a week• . The amounts is usually named foi' major in the morning may ~ant to wondering how they can ·add a suggested are based .on the ingredients. Breads .such as cooslder making sandWiches on llltle interest to lunches !Jacked needs of a 1P.i2 year old .i:hild ·white, high protein, I!'l'ench, w~ends and free$lg them for at home: and~ be adjlisled up or down, Italian, Vienna, raisin; ·and future use. ~:Yonru.se usually What makes a nutdtious for yo1111ger children and whole wheat :are among the d~ nolfreeze well. at leastfor lunch? Way l)ack in 19.6, teenagers, as needed. · • . mo5t populaf varieties. . . ' 'any length of time, sa it can be DEBBIE CONKLIN Congress enacted· the National . A lun~h .based on this plan Enriched while bread means . added wilen . the sandwich School .Lunch Progr~. Its shollid "rovide IIPIJftliima~Y that the . thi-ee. ~tant . B comes from \he ~r or some. Cleclafe.l policy is to safeguard ¥c of the nutrients needed daily. vitamins, thlainine; ribOflavin, othe~ dressing .!ubstiJuted,_ . · ' lhe heallh and well-being of our This basic plan also mates a . niacin and the mineral ifon, . ·Miss. Marian Hermance, example, hard coated eggs children and to encourage lhem good starting point for mo'!ters which are lost in. the rniUing Ex.lension Sjleciallst 1 Institutio11. should be ~ed. at ~ and to e;.t nullitiaus foods. · who are trying to proVide process of while floilr, ~i~Jve Managemenl{silggtJSts that one ·wrapped. ·Fruits sucli · as .. The recommended daily nutritious lunches for thelr ,been replaced. Not all ' baked of the ~irhlhinp 10 keep in orange!!~ be peeled or mt · allowances for lhe National families, either to be eaten at goods made from white. Dour mind when preparing IUIIches' at · holl)e. :She ~. sugg~ts School Lunch Program are:. home or at school or office. haVe been enriched, so It's a for children· Is to make . buying small or -medium sized One-llalfpintofDuid wholelillUI Basic equipment: A few good idea to check lhe label- everything as' eaSY. to 00,. with .(ruits .for children's lunches to · as a beverage; 2 ourK:es edible pieces of simple "equipment" Corrioenlence . Items: Super- lhe fingers . as ~ble. For cut down .on )Vaste. ' portion,asserved;ofleanmeat, can ad.d considerably to lunch _markets st.oek a variety of ~.'¢-~..¢'-::':..:¢"-¢"~.¢-..:¢"...¢=¢'~ poultry, fish; or 2ounces chile$ box or brown bag success. A items which can simply be put · · • or one egg or 'oi cup cooked dry small thetmos and aluncb hoi: in the bag or box for lunch and WIN AT• BRIDGE beans or peas or 4 tablespoons or llieriDal bag are among. the require little or no preparation ~~.:W=..!:.:.====:;== ... For Lindsay, No Instant Miracles '•' ·' : Saying "Democrat," it appears,.ls not at all as effective ;as saying, "Shazam." Jt has failed to work' any instant ~tniracles for Jobn Lindaay, anyway. ~: Since the New York mayor proclaimed his conversion ·from Republican to Democrat in a move that was not ;poe of the biggest surprises in the history of Western :elvi!izatioo, nobody has cooeeded him the 1972 presiden· · ·ttai election; Richard Nixon has not yet begged him to ,return to the fold and New York's problems haven't ')Dagically disappeared. . :; LindSay, a New. York congressman for six years .before >be was elected mayor in 1965, seconded the nomination :pf Vice President Spiro ~gnew at the Republican Na't\onal Convention in 1968 but has grown increasingly un'Comfortable as a Republican and in 1970 backed the tPemocrats' losing gubernatorial candidate in New York, lj\rthilr Goldberg. Now be says that ·~as an enr_olled Re· :=~· I wasn't even standing stlll. I was gomg back, :; However ideologically ill at ease he was as a Repub!llcan though, Lindsay must hav~ been at least twice _as ;)mbappy at being a Republican politic!lfiy hemmed m. ~no place to go but back to obscurity. At 50, at ~he • t of his considerable charisma, be was faced w1th t\be obstacles of a Republicll)l !lresldent, ·a Republican .il!overnor aild no senatorial opening in the near future. · ,; Since a '' play·iDe.or-tradeooJDe" edict was obviously out, 'Lindsay picked up his marbles and went across the :·street. He isn't the flrat prominent politician to change ' Parties. Teddy Roosevelt defected from the Republican~ .Ill 1912 but lost the presidential election anyway, Wayne :Morse, Jobn D. Rockefeller 4th, Richard J. Daley (once ·lwon a time a Republican state legislator) and Sen. ;.sirom Thurmond, R-S.C., all switched parties, too, though ;'lhe tactic was more successful for them than it was for :twosevelt. . ~ How Lindsay fares will likely be determined by, among ::Other things. how the other Democratic presidential asebb-ants perform amid the whims of the voters in New · ·Hampshire and the other primilry states. For the time • ;r ing the most important thin!\ about his switch is that -~ t demonstrates .how little sigruficance party labels have · · this country. . ·:l There are more than a few Republicans whose political -~philosophies are at' least as liberal as Lindsay's but who tnevertheless remain in the party. Senators Charles H. tPercy of Illinois and Jacob K. Javits of New York- to . ·name tw~ave remained Republicans despite their :p-equent disagreements with the party's leadership be· -~cause it suited them politically . · ·:~ American political parties are organizations of con· ::venience groups of people joined together to win elec:·.iions. They are only to a very limited degree parties in :the European sense of organizations whose goal is to · ·:11romote a specific Ideology. .:· To uie American voter, this means it is harder to tell , :the candidate without a scorecard, harder to know what - :~man's beliefs are from his party identification. It means . !that the same people who would have voted for or against •J.ohn Lindsay the Republican will most likely vote the .:same way, for or against John Lindsay the Democrat if ,'the occasion arises. · The difference-and it is a vital one to Lindsay-!~ that ;·bo1w that occasion has a much greater chance to arise in first place. ' . BERRY'S WORlD ' • most Important Plastic sand· . at bcxne. Snack sized cans of wich hags aild plastic con- pudding oc fruit, loU wrapped tainerswithtightfittinglidsare toaster pastries, individual ,-_:._...::..._ _ _~__, next. Plastic cootainers Shaped 'boxes of raisins and packaged NORTH (D) to fit a sandwich or wedg~ of pie cupcakes and other pastries are • A 75 3 · are also available, For grown. a few of the things which can be • A Q98 up lunch caniers, a can or found. However, some of these : xo~dB 6 2 bottle opener can permit ad- products may cost a little more WEST EAST ditional variety in lhe lunch than similar foods prepared at • K J 6 • Q9 s 4 2 menu. home. It may be wise to do a •532 •Void Some not . absolutely little checking and cost com· t A1013 t QBH t · to ha · .J93 .KlOH necessary bu ruce _!!! parison. aeoessones are'allliDinum foil Some Lunchtime Favorites: S01JTII Helen Bottel-- packets containing wet paper Peanut butter and jelly is the ~ ~J 10 76 4 towels, tiny individual saft and aU4ime favorite will! the lunch t K J 96 2 pepper Shakers and plastic box set. However, if a child is • 5 MAMA'S BOY HARD TO LAND spoons and forks. willing to try something dif. Both wlnerable Dear Helen: Sandwiches: Mainstay of ferent, mix peanut butler will! Wost North East South I'm going with a wonderful man of 30. He treats me great, but many lunch menus - a sand· bacon or one of the imitation 1• Pass 1 • sees me mly about once a week. . . . wich is usually, but not always, bacon products. Raisins and Pass 4 t . Pass 4 N.T. Here's the 'problem: He Uveswlth his widowed mother. She's . Pass 5 • Pass 6 ¥ attractive, but not interested in marrying again. Her only interest the "main dish" in a lunch box grated carrot mixed with Pass Pass :Pass Opening lead-• 2 is her SCI!. She sun treats him llke a little boy~ his hack or brown bag noontime meal. peanut butter is another Sandwiches, believe it or not, possibility as is peanut butter L - - - - - - - - ' - - ' when be's in the tub, washes his hair. I imagine she even tucks are the result of an lath Century and sliced bananas. · By Oswald & James Jacoby him in at night.- And she's very·possessive. card game. ;John Montagu, the, Fried chicken which has been , . . I sort of raise my eyebrows at their closeness and be says, "So Fourth Earl of Sandwich, cooked ahead individually North s four diamond ~1d ' · · . was one of those special what, she's my mother, isn't she?" ·gadgets. It showed very What would . marriage with him be Uke?strong heart support and diaAPPRENHENSIVE monds void. .South went into Dear Ap: Blackwood. He thought of a . . .A thi-ee.for--all, until Mama made it a twosome again.-H. grand slam after his partner showed t h r e e aces, but settled for six because he did Dear Helen: not see much chance to ruff I knew my husband was mes•i1111 around with this other all five of his diamonds. wcman, but on our 25th wedding anniversary be swore he was Against any other lead, going to give her up. . , ,. . · South coUld take the black Well, a few days later my prize gold fisli dlsappeared. My aces and make all 10 trumps grown daugbtergavemeflve angel fish to take its place, as I love If you want soft water for separately, but now he could my aquarium. liut t1ree of them were miMing a day later. My By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. the kitchen you might just only score nine tricks with . husband said they died and be Dusbed them, but I know for a fact Dear Dr. Lamb-We fre- get distllled water from the the trump suit. He had to get that Ibis woman of his also has an aquarium-and a mutual friend quently get virus, and our grocery store. I am not op- his 12th trick from eitber four small children often con. posed to using soft water m clubs or diamonds. He could said she got some new fish recently. The descriplioo tallied. not afford to play a second tract a variety of infections It's said that watd!ing fish calms your nerves. Do you sup- in addition to virus. We the house for the right pur- trump since he had to ruff pose she and that lying man need tranquilizers because they feel wonder if a water purifier pose, and it bas some ad· three diamonds in dummy. vantages. But unless there so guilty? Or maybe he's getting even because I found some atlacbed. below the kitc!Mm is something else beside sink · would belp. A water water-softening being added lipstick on his shirt. softener salesman contended or something is drastically · It'sbadenough that she got my husband, Helen, but must she that it would remove germs. wrong with your local water have my wooderful fish too?? -MAD FISH WVER . We use water for drinking supply I can't see that it will Dear Mad: and also for mixing wit& affect your health favorably. Given a choice, which would you prefer returned first? And, if frozen orange or grape juice. Dear Dr. Lamb-Recently Vicki Lynn Swartz of It's necessary to think about the answer-maybe this explains What about bottled natural my husband passed away Marietta, spent last week will! spring water? why your husband is fish-watching elsewhere......Jl. from an aneurysm Qf the her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dear Reader-Even if it is heart which was not discov- Hobart Swartz; Nina Robinson, true that a water purifier ered by electrocardiogram Dear Helen :. removes germs, the water and her &Wit, Clara Follrod. She I agree with you, Helen: If a woman is smart, she can bave would ru-st bave to contain or X rays. What would cause also visited with Mr. and Mrs. the best of two worlds; and who's going to knock that? I'm for significant amoW!ts of germs this weak spot to form? Dear Reader-An aneu· Clair FoUrod, Stevie and Kalhy, Personhood (as that editor advocated) but I feel that each in- for it to add anything useful. and attended the Meigs County dlvidual has the right to decide just ..what personhood means to Public Health water regula- rysm of the heart is a saclike protrusion wbere the Fair. him or her. Many ''liberaU!rs" expect_ALL women to take their tions require a rather safe beart muscle has been reSunday school attendance on level of chemicals in the definition and, if we did, wouldn't we be "aulolnatons, a water to prevent water- placed by scar· tissue. The Aug. 22 was «, the offering stereotyped group, all put together in a bag"-just what she borne disease, whicb should weak scar tissue is the sac. $18.57. Worsbip services were abhors? adequately solve the prob- The usual cause is a pre·· held a Ill, with an attendsnce of Ilove my two worlds.ln January, I will graduate, a certified !em. Most water softeners vious heart a!lack (which 23, will! Rev. Lehman speaking are used to remove cbem· may not bave caused any elementary school teacher. Yes, an ag~ld profession for women, icals that harden water symptoms), the area of from Romans 12: "Stewards of but ooe Iehose! I am an equal in the eyes of aU men except a rather than to remove damaged muscle being re- God". ':A good steward will small minority-who have the right to THEm beliefs too. Why "germs." I must add that placed by weak scar tissue. take great pleasure in his bolher to fight them? They aren't Important. viruses are not germs in the The sac is hard to see in stewardship." On the ooe hand, 1 enjoy equality, an education, .a career, usual sense as germs are some locations by ordinary Several "local families at-X rays and frequently does sexual freed 001, equal pay for equal work, and many other things. bacteria and are often more not cause any changes in the tended the Meigs County Fair easily dealt with. On the other hand, I am a woman and have specl•l privileges I'm not enthusiastic about electrocardiogram. Often the lhe past week. Lots of yoW!g because oflt.I receive courtesies and proteciioo from men, even bottled spring water. You aneurysm ruptures when people were among the morefromthosewho'coosidermeequal.Ienjoygreaterfreedom can be farrly sure it is safe there Is new damage to the exhibitors, and Vicki Carr and in dressing get special ccmsideratioo because (happily) I am if you buy it in bottles in a heart muscle, from a new Eddie Parker won honors in the attack. beef c.attle division, George feminine ~d not as stroog as men. supermarket, otherwise I (NIWSPAPIER INTERPRISI ASSN.] Guthrie In the horse-pulling Next sumnier 1 will be married not because It is expected of · can't give a blanket ~ndorseme, btil because I have.found the ~ I want to spend ll)Y life l:!e~~t ~:: ,_ - ,.... •"'tiao' 111111 Cl?fltesl. Clarence Henderson, of with. He may pamper me a bit, but slille me?--Never! I'll door privy in some areas - . u 1o u,,._ E. Lamb, . lhis locality, is on the fair pamper him too for I enjoy homemaking and look forward to (this also applies to that M.D., io..,. of tltiJ - - WMe board. The Floyd Avis family of raising a family ~s much as Ilookforward to my career. old well with the nostalgic Dr. ,__, ~ ......, , iiNiwi<l..l lflletJ, "' •ill ......., 1-. o1 Cheshire have moved into their This is my Personhood formula. 1 doo't expect to convert oaken bucket) !JDd. that can - ' ioftmf ;, lotvtt co/om••· farm home, wbich lhey recently olhers, but for me, IUs perfect.-BEST OF B01H WORLDS AND lead to contammation. HElEN HElP US! " DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Sta. footban CoilniLma than Ohio ··Tap Water ~sually Free of Germs Tourney Finals Set Saturday Cilizens Bank of Pl. Pleasant and the Pl. Pleasant Jaycees will meet Saturdsy 11 a.m. in the fmals of the Olampionship Bracket of the third annual Gallipolis Area Jaycees Girls Softball Tournament. The winner of the contest will meet the loser's bracket winner at 5 p.m. for the overall cham· pionshlp . of the double· elimination tournament. Citizens Bank reached lhe finals by defeating Johnson's Markell~ will! Terri Whitman and Debbie MIUer leading their 16 hit attack. Sharon Jones homered'!or Jobnson 's Market. The Pt. Pleasant Jaycees defeated lhe Hit 'n Misses 24-11 to reach the finals. The game was marred by both teams committing several errors due 2N.T. .? .AK87 ¥AZ tKQt •&US What do you do now? A-P- Your )III1DU Ia showiDC rood htuts ODd very Utile iater..t ia a slam. TODAY'S QllmTION Instead of responding one heart your partner has jumped to two no-trump over your one club. What do yo do now? Allllwer To-.ow to lhe hot wealher. In the loser's bracket three teams remain aUve and the loser of Championship Bracket finals will add the fourlh team. These three teams include Thurman Methodist, Southern States, and the Hit 'n llflsses. TroPhies will be awarded to holh the first and second place teams. Individual trophies will be given to the championship team. Come and see the action 'at the Jaycee field lOcated behind the Gallipolis Field Ground. Linesrores By United Press International American League Boston 10 040 2ro-- 1 11 0 Kansas City ooo ooo 000 o 6 3 Culp (14-121 an.d Monw:"e· LEGAL NOTICE ry; Wright, Butler (S), lson -NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ' (7), Abernathy 191 and KlrkpaC1se No. 21,537 trick. May (71. LP- Wright Estete of Leo Hysell, (~-61 , HR-Smith (26th) Deceased . Milwaukee Notice Is hereby given that Bernard V . Fultz; of Mid· 310 ooo 002- 6 12 o dteport, Ohio, has been duly Cleveland appointed Administrator of the Estate of Leo Hysell, deceased Olo o400 SOX-10 10 D Lockwood, Morris (4) , late or Meigs county, Ohio. Weaver (5), Hannan (7), Ratliff Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary (8) and RodrigueZ; Lamb, within four months. Dated this 11th day of August ~~~:~~~-'F=~ga{~~r! t'Pd 1971. I JOHN C. BACON Lockwood 18. 11). HR-Cardenal Prob1te Judge of Slid Countv (8th), Harper (12thl, Nettles (II 13, 2D, 27, 31< (22ncll. R. Foster (12th). . .--------------------, Alfred Social Notes 1oona:;a:r:!n:! · western 1 ... You, South, hold: · ByJOECAKNICEW, UPI Sperts Writer Strange things are happening in n.llas The Cowboys have won all four of their pre-aeason games and sliD haven't settled onaflnsktringquarlerback. . The Cowboys made Texas rival Houston their fourth slraight victim Thursdsy night, l)reaking open a close game ·with two fourth quarter touchdowns to beat the Oilers 211-2!1. But · the quarter:lJack . battle between Craig Morton and Roger Stauhach still is unset.lied, lhough Coach TOiD Landry may have shown a slight inclination toward the veteran Morton Thursday night. Stau· bach started and was to play the entire game, but Landry yanked him in favor of Morton after the Oilers took a 1~7 f1rst lettitiilell and 17 starters fromlaat yeilr's 4-4 li!am; But Coach Bill Hela's boys are favored only for secood (](' maybe ll1lrd in the Mid-American Clllference. Toledo's Rockelli are pjcked lint, and r!plfuUy so, witb Mlfh!gan splitting the llecllld place votes wllb Oblo Unlve~ly. Woody Haye.t'sBuckeyes,fOI' the first lime since 19611, are not picked for the top spot In the Big Ten. ~cblgan, like Toledo, has the nod 'to beCIIne champ!.-. 11 the Big Ten. &It who can tell? ~always are surprise~! during the season; betweenfhe and 8b ~ can win the trip to tbe Role Bowl. A'callege football mapdne recently r11ted the Buckeyes at Ill, 'lWo Bobe•t ..,.,......Is bsd "power l'lltings" around that, 'l'alane with 85, and Kentucky wtlll rT. . ·· Amq the Bobcatreliii'iieel'lll1henation's !ligbth best rusher laatyear,BDIGary. Gary bsd l,OIKyards In B irlps. Others are co.captains AI Benton .and J!ICk LeVeck along with Dave Jue~er, Bobby Allen, and Rick Hawkins. ' By United Press International So, in caae you can't piCk up the Buckeyes 111 radio in the near American League . EAST future Saturday afternoma, lnsteal 11 leavillg, turn on the W. L PCT. GB Bobcalli. Better yet, why not go io the pmes played in Atbens 7945 .637 Baltimore and Usten to the &ckeyes In the stands. 69 59 .539 12 Detroit The Bobcat schedule Ill as follows, 68 62 .523 14 Bostcn New York 65 65 .500 17 Sepl 11 BowU.C ~a, Htllle Washington 55 73 .-430 26 Sepl 25 lteat Sllltt, Bae Cleveland 51 78 .395 JOI/:! O.:L i T.e® (N), Away West W. L. PCT. GB Oel I ~nlucky (N), Away Oilkland 82 47 .636 O.:L ll Mlaml, Away Kansas City 67 61 .523 14'12 O.:L Zl Vlqlala Teell, Away Chicago 62 67 .4111 20 Oel • W. Mlddpn, Ht111e (RomeefiiiiDg) ca llforn ia 61 70 -~ 22 Mlmesota 57 70 .449 24 Nov. I Tlllue (N), Away Milwaukee 54 73 .425 27 Nov. D ClacluaU, Rome (Dad's Day) Thursday's Results Nov. II M.ui1Iall, Away Ball 8 Chi 7 (8 ins rain-nigh!) Cleve 10 Milw 6 (night) Bostcn 1 Kansas City o In ight I Washi 8 Calli 3 (night) (only games scheduled) The bidding has been: West North Elst South Pass Pass . ·· ·'l'be lmk.eyes have had tremendws auccea the 1aat lbree yean, Wlnillng_27 and IOIIng only two. &It .U ., plalDJy are fdl*li'lll .a UUie sh<rt 11 pei'IIIUiel this year, only lena' slar1efll back, and a haqdful of letli!rmen, and a fiwlhmen aquad. · Ql the other band, the Bobcats 11 Oblo Unlvenity haw 31 (NEWSPAPEl 'NTERPRIS£ ASSN.] 1¥ 4¥ ' alwayi!-.Da to go over wllll Melga tlllt "llUie" .lchool on the Hocking in Atbens, Olio Unlvnily. South worked aU .this out before playing to the first trick. Then be carefully overtook ' dummy •s'' eight of trumps with his 10. Be had seen that it was ess~tial to start his .cross ruff with a diamond. The next severr plays were a diaii)ond ruff; the ace of clubs; a club ruff with the four ·of trumps (South could not afford-to ruff high) ; two .more diamond ruffs and two more club ruffs. This left South with two high trumps, two diamonds and a spade. Dummy held the good queen of clubs and tbe four spades that were there at the start. South's two trumps pulled West's; the ace of spades was an entry to dummy and the queen of .clubs was the 12th trick. Paso P... Desk By Keith Wuecup '· H·eart.Lea''d-. Make·s' .It Tou·.9·h· p~aliUt of buller or any equivalent combination of these foods; %cup of two or more vegetables or fruits or boll!; I slice whole.grain or enriched bread or a serving of other COwboys the .· Sports . Nut_ritious Lunches Necessary purchased here from Dinsmore Boyles. Mrs. Carrie Swartz is a new patient in the Elmwood Nursing Home here. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode of Circleville came for the Meigs County Fair on Friday evening and Saturday. Their daughter, Conn!, who has spent the past two weeks in the county, returned home will! them. Q-Who we r e the first five American cowbo11s to be enshrined in the National Cowboy Hall of Fame? A-Theodore Roosevelt, Will Rogers, Charles Russell, Jake McClure and Charles Goodnight. ° House need a face lift Q-Whal is the leading cotton-growing countTJI? A-The United States produces far more cotton than any other nation. ? Today's Mbable Pile hers Washington (Gogolewski 3-21 at Oilkland !Odom 8-9), night. Bostcn (Moret 0-21 at Calilor. nia !Messersmith 13-12), night. New York (l!ahnsen 10-91 at Kansas City (Hedlund 11-61. night. Chicago (Bradley 13-111 at Detroit (Coleman 13-81, night. Minnesota (Biyleven 10-151 at Cleveland (Dunning 8-11), night. Milwaukee (Pattin 11-13 and Slaton 8-5) at Baltimore (Me· Nally 15-4 and Leonard 2.-0), 2, lwi-night. quarter lead. Morloil brought Dallas a 14-13 halftime advJII, tage and Staubach went the wh~le second half, finisbln8 7-of-14 pass completions for 1011 yards. The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF />IEIGS-MASON AREA ' CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, RoBE:~·~o~dFLICH, tlte ptOS 011 tele•ision has reol/y done a lot lor . , ,.,;,.,_ W,nif:ll ,.ou.see me..emote when I sin•· or ' 1Wetdlllfl . ;usl m1u one. City Editor Published dall'y . e•cept Salurda~ by The Ohoo Vallev Publish•"; Company, J 11 . Court st.. Pomeroy. Qhlo, 45769. Business Olfice PhOne 992·2156, Editorial Phone 992. 2157. . Second clas~ postage paid at Pomerov. Ohto. National advertising representative BottineiHGallagher, Inc ., 12 East .f211d St., New York City , New York . SUbscription rates : D.e. . livered by carrier 'wh~re , available 50 cenls per week; , By Motor Route w~ere carrier serv•ce not ava•lable : One ·. mopth sus. Br mail in Ohio •;?~ wnio~~hson:,_wr ~~;':'.; I months u .so . Subscription ~~~ct~n1; cludes I ~------,...-:----;----'""--...:.-.:__ ... 1 Sunday Tomes- The Oilers, in _a player m~e Thursday, ob~med defell8lve end Scott LeWIS. of Grambling, one of Kansas Oty's . ~o second..-ound p1cks, for a high 1973 draft chol~. .. Elsewhere m \he tr~g ~ps, the New: Or~lans Saints sa1d that rookie quarterback Ar hi Mannin will . c e , g . nuss Saturdays game agam:'t. San Diego heca~ of an m)ured foot._ The Saints also wa1ved rece1ve~ Tom Casse~ and Van Gobn~nt and defeDSive tackle Charlie Blossom. Walt Garrison bulled for two touchdOII'DS for Dallas, Corne11 Green scored another on a 40yard pass interCeption and tinehacker D.O. Lewis account00 for lhe fourlh on an eight· yard pass from Dan.Reeves out of 8 field goal formation. Rookie Lynn Dickey, barrasl;ed by lhe Cowboys' safety blitz, managed to connect on TD passes of 75 yards to W'Jllie Frazier and 60 to Jim Beirne. "We did not play a real good. By STEVE WILSTEIN game," said Landry. "Our UPI Wrlltr overall play was spotty. We The Baltimore Orioles are were just not alert." sqing in the rain again and the lyrics haveil't changed. When you're bot, you're hot. PaulBlalr&qledh!IDeMark Belanger with the wimlng run in the eighlll inning ThuradaY night and the Orioles watch· ed as a heavy downpour washed away two White Sox runs in the Nation~aheaaue ninlh to give Baltimore an &-7 Pittsburgh 17 SS .583 St. louis 71 59 .546 5 victory over Chicago and its Chicago 69 59 .539 6 eighlh triwnph in the last nine New York 63 64 .496 ll'h games. _ Philadelphia 56 12 .438 19 It was the third lime UJis Montreal 54 73 .425 20112 seasoo that the rain has worked WEST W. L PCT. GB in the Orioles' favor. On July 30, San Francisco a shower gave Jim Palmer a 76 55 .580 los Angles 69 61 .531 61/ 2 five-inning victory against Atlanta 68 66 .507 9'h Kansas City and then 111 Aug. I, Cincinnati 65 67 .492 ll'h a rainstorm kept the Orioles Houston 63 67 .4115 12'12 fr001 losing to the Roysls when, San Diego 49 82 .374 27 Thursday's Games trailing W with two out in the No Games Scheduled bottom of the fifth, the game was called. Today's Probable Pitchers Atlanta 1Reed 12-9) at Blair, who was happy to see Chicago (pappas 15-41 . an 0-10 _slump broken with his San Diego (Roberts 11-13) at Montreal (McAnally 6-91, night. garne.wumer, offered no exLos Angeles (Osteen 12-8) at Jllanatioo of Baltimore's ap. New York (Seaver U-81, night. San Francisco (Cumberland 7-2) at Philadelphia (Fryman 941. night. Cincinnati (Simpson 3-S) at St. louis (Reuss 12-12), night. Pittsburgh (Ellis 17-71 at Houston (Billingham 6 - 121. WILMINGTON, Ohio (UPI) night. - Cincinnati Bengals Coach Paul Brown plans to start Saturday's Games Atlanta at Chicago rookie Ken Anderson as San Diego at Monteal, night. San Fran at Phila, night. Cinci at St. louis, night Pills at Houston, night. ' The Los Angeles. Rams announced the .waiver of linebacker Tony Guilloery and said that veteran guard Jcie Scibelli will miss Sunday's game against the Patriots will! · a broken lhumb. The New York Jets acquired veteran offensive tackle Bob Svihus from Oakland and went through the fonnality of placing quarterback Joe Namath on the injured waivered list. The Jets said they now will make offensive line changes, inserting SVihus at left tackle, Sp..-• . Saturday's Games Washington at Oilkland Chicago at Detroit Minnesota at Celve Allspice comes from the Boston at Calif, night. . New York at Kan City, night. dried berry of a West Indian Mllw at Balli, night. tree known as pimento. New York O.U:cials J} Ov M . H . Bl££er er ove lo NEW YORK (UPI) -II took Stadium, current home of the a politician (Gov. William T. Giants and baseball Yankees, . Cahill) to carry the ball and an appear clouded. assist from a couple of former "There comes a time when rival owners (Wellington Mara every family must move into its andSonnyWerblin)bullheNew own house and getaway from York Giants will be playing - lhe in.!aws," Mara said. foothall in New Jersey hy 19'15. "We have had a wonderful Before a jam-packed press relationship will! lhe Yankees conference Thursday, Cahill, and lhe City of New York but we fN J Mar bell ••is will be governor 0 ew ersey, a, eve "' move even president of the Giants and more of a benefit to aU New Werblin, lhe former president Yorkers." . of lhe New York Jets and ~ow The Giants have signed a 30president of lhe New Jersey year lease will! lhe New Jersey Sports Aulhority, annOunced SportsAuthorilyandwillpay·an jointly that the Giants will move annual rentalfeeofl~pct. oflhe intoanew75,0011seatstadiwn to gross revenue obtained from be constructed in the ticket sales. Hackensack, N. J. mea- Concessions, not including dowlands. parking, will 'be split 50-50 New York City officials, between lhe Giants and the headed by Mayor John V. Authority. Lindsay, who called lhe Giant In addition lhe lease calls for ' . management, "callous, selfish the construcllon of 25,000 and ungrateful," were bitter parking spaces and 400 spaces over the announcement and the for buses from which the · · co 11ect • a II prospects for the city to pur- Authority will chase and renovate Yankee revenues. Q-Who was the first U.S. president to appear on tele· vision? A-Franklin D. 'Roosevelt in 1939. quarterback for lhe fJrSI time Saturday night against the St. Louis Cardinals. Two olher first-year men are also in lhe Bengal starting offensive lineup. Brown said he would start Fred Willis in place of Paill Robinson at running back and Vernon Holland, lhe No. I draft choice, at right tackle. "Defensively, we'll start 1' ~ ' , 'I .\ · close to the regular way and make changes one or two at a 0" ,. time," Brown said. The game, No. 4 for the un· Byunited"!'esslnternalion•• defeated Bengals, will be Leacllngll.atlors played at Cincinnati's RiverNational Leogue front Stadium. Kickoff time Is G. AB R. H. PCT. Torre,St.l 131 509 17 83 .360 8:05 p.m. Bckrt,Chi 122 491 71 173 .352 Clmni,PII lOS 432 71 145 .352 The Cards beat Cincinnati 41Garr,AII 127 521 BS 1l3 .332 Snglln.Pit 115 443 52 144 .325 2!1 in pre«ason play a year ago Jones, NY 110 419 49 136 .325 but they finished lhe year similarly, St. Louis with an $-$.1 H.Aaron,AII m o102 78 130 .323 record and the Bdngals " · Brock,SI.L 126 510 100 164 .322 Davis.lA 126 508 65 160 .315 in exhibition play this sumAlou,SI.L 122 499 65 ISS .311 mer the Cards opened with a 16-American league G. AB R. H. PCT. 14 win over Houston and then a Ollva.Min 106 413 61 145 .351 2().13 loss to the Washington Mrcr,NY 126 458 80 1411.323 Redskins. Rttnmnd,Ba\ 09 375 67 115 .307 The ground game has St. Tvr,Min 124 520 79 159 .306 Louis Coach Bob HoUway Otis, KC 119 463 69 W .305 worried. They gained only Ro!as,KC ns 414 56 124 .300 seven yards rushing against Rchrdt,Chi 110 401 45 118 _294 Hrtn,Det 114 .us 62 127 .m Washington and a total of only May,Chi 110 39S 47 IIA .289 85 yards for the two games. ~Tr::~a:f' :~~: ~~ l~ :~: HoUwayplans to use Jim Hart as quarterback the first half Home Runs Nation~ I LNgue: Stargell, against Cincinnati, with Pete Pitt 42; H. Aaron, All38; May, Beathard after intermission. Cin 36; Johnson. Phil 28 ; Beathard completed 18 of 34 Williams, All and Robertson, passes for '!16 yards against the Pitt 26 . ~morican League; Melton, Redskins. Hart hit 16 of 31 for ~~ 2 i6 ,Ca}~d':,"ng.~m~~; 251 yards against the Oilers. Brown plans to relieve rookie Murcer, NY 23. Anderson will! Virgil Carter, Runs B.atted In National l.Ngue: Stargell, Pitt 111 ; Torre. Stl 109; H. Aaron, All 98 ; May. Cin and Montanez. Phil 83. American LNgue; Killebrew, Minn 89 , Murcer, NY 79; F. PADRES RECALL 4 Robinson, Ball and Bando, Oak SAN DIEGO (UPI)-The San 77; Petrocelli. 8os 76. Pile bing Diego Padres Thursday fet National Laogue: Jenkins, called pitchers Gary Ross and Chi 20-10; Ellis, Pill and Carlton. St. l 17-7; Downing, Mike Corkins and outfielders LA 15-8; Pappas, ChllS-11. Rod Gaspar and Jerry Morales Amerian League: Blue, Oilk from their Hawaii Farm Club 22-6; lollch, Del 21-9; Wood, Chi 17-10; Cuellar, Dobson and of lhe Pacific Coast League. AU Palmer, Ball 16-6; Hunter, Oilk four wiD report Sept. 3. 16-11. 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Brown is respectful of the Cardinal defensive secondary, where "lheir strength lies." It contains four No. I draft choices - strong safely Jerry Stovall, a nine·year veteran; ·cornerback Miller Farr; rookie Norm Thompson, cornerback from Utah, and Roger Wehrli, · alltCORterence cornerback. Also in lhe secondary is free safety Larry Wilson, perennial all-pro selection and !~year veleran. t. til The Fridays Only il Drive-In Window il : il t is Open 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. . (Continuously I • other Ba'*ing Houn 9 to l i! and S to 7 ~S USUII CMI . il Fridays. t FARMERS BANK • and SAVINGS m.ci POMEROY, OHIO Membe.-FDIC Member Federal Reserve System - ENJOY · ~TAILS, DINING AND DANCING AT Irs BEST 'Prime Rib of Beef Steak&" Our Specialty Sonny's Cocktail Hour- 5 Til7 DAILY H&R FIRESTONE 992-2231 N.2nd Ave. Middleport, o, AMMUNmON, All THE I ' lfVI'S JEANS & STA PRESS SUPPUES FOR lHE HUNTER. FOR BACI(.JO.Sl:HOOL BOYS' SIZES 5 TO 14 MEN'S SIZES 28 TO 46 · GIRLS' SIZES 6 TO 20 BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ ~**************'' COMPLETE UNE OF • • • GUNS, HUNTING a.ontES · Air Pratt & Lambert House Paints do the job ... fast - ***** t Bengals To Face Cardinals • afler being trapped 14 days in a mine at Sheppton, Pa. Saturday action, Ch~o pia~ Cleveland at South Bend, ~ Denver meetS San Frandlco It Spokane, Wash., J'hUaWlpbll takes on the New Y«k Glan._ at Princeton, N.J. , Oeklalid Ill at ~reen Bay, Baltimore at Washington, Delroil at Mi•ml, Minnesota at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at CinCinnati and . New Orleans at San Diego. ' Buffalo is at Atlanta and Los Angeles at New England Sunday while the Jets art at Kansas City in a Monday night game. Parent influence over the sacrificed to second. one out indians bombed the Bre1letl wealller. later, Blair singled SC<ring after being behind ~"When you're going good Uke Belanger. Larry Billller sqied In TabJ we are, it seems you get aU the . In other American League Harrah with the lie-breaker aDd breaks," be said. "I doo't know aclioo, Boston woo its first then ·the Senakrs ra1lled {« · why it works out tlllt way, but game of the year against foor runs in tbe ninth fer U. . just so long as it keeps hap. Kansas City, blanking lhe lriumpb over CaUf!111ia. Willi pening with tbls tea,m." Royals 7~, Cleveland overpow- two out, Harrah douhlild 1!114 Blair was not lerribly coo- ered Milwaukee 1~. Washing- Billner singled in the lint run, . cerned about his batting ton overhauled california lh'l Del unser doubled and 1ben miseries hurling the Orioles' willl five runs in lhe ninth in- Eddie Fisher walked tbe ned · pemant drive, "Yes, I'm in a Ding. two batters. Reliever Dave slump tig)lt now butfwlunately Ail National League teams , LaRoche then \'falked TOiil we've got guys on tbls team wbo had the day off. McO-aw to force in Unaer ana can pick people up. Don Bufcro The Red Sox ended a noko- Lenny Randle singled In thil struck out five times tonight, good..thing when Reggie Smith final two tallies. but he's slilllttting .7.1!0 f(l(' us crashed a three-run hillier in and here I am 1realdng my the fifth inning and Ray O!lp neck to hit .210." shutout the Royals on six bits to ·~*********. A Thought Mlel- tbe two ninth inning give the Boso:x their only vic· runs, one on a pinch.bit homer tory in 12 meetings will! Kansas For Today by Mike Andrews and another City this year. oo a single by Carlos llfay that If Bostm would have lost, it There is a way to do it better ... find it. scored Bill Mellm, who had would have equalled an aU.time iloubled, the game was held up record which, Ironically, is held -Thomas Edison for one hwr and 29 minutes by the Royals, who lost 12 before the decisioo was made to straight to the Orioles last year. call it. • Ray Fosse and Ted Uhlaender Belanger, who had two drove in three runs each and singles and a lrlple walked Roy Foster belled his fourth leading off the eighth•and was homer in five games as the Wann By Ualted Press blterutleul Today is Friday, Aug. '!1, the 2391h day of 1971: ' The moon is between its new . phase and first ~uarter. ' 'The morning Stars are d" Saturn, Venus an ..,ercury. ~ evendingV stars are Mars, . Jup1ter an enus. Those born on this day are . under the sign of Virao . -e • President Lyndon Johnson bo ·A . .., 1... was rn ug .... ,,. orvu. On lhis day 'in his!oey: In !859 the first oil well in the Uniled States was drilled near T'tusville Pa . I ' • In 1928 the KeUogg·Briand · ned. Pact to outIaw war was Slg by 15 nations in Paris. In 1·939 Adolf Hitler served notice on England and France thai Gerwany wanted Danzig and the Polish Corridor. In 1963 David FeUin and Henry Throne were rescued moving aU conlerence Winston Hill to righl tackle and making a defensive tackle out of Roger Finnie. Finnie is 5Cheduled to replace Steve Thompson, who retired abruptly Wednesday, on the defensive line. San · Francisco cut four players-Braden Beck, Jin Van· derslice, Bill Dunstan and veteran Leo Johnson and Green Bay picked up wide receiver Mike Savoy from St. Louis on waivers. There are no games schf!t duled for tonight while in Rain Saves Baltimore Again LOVING IT. A baby kangaroo remains in its mother's poUch until it is about six months old, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica. ers, ·28-20 Outlast SEPTEMBER lOth. NEW 1972 HUNTING UCENS£ · OIISUID1. �• • ' 1-'ftiiDIIJI '"'ee,INiil 1Wi •eo,,O.,Aua.Z7,1171 I "That'll Hold You!'f . ByDeboralJM. Coaldm bread such as ·cornbread,. Englsnd·, didn't want · to in· wra~ In foil and frozen Ext. AJerlt, Home Eeoa. biscuits, rolls or muffins JJIIIde lerrupt his ia&!Je so he !lad his makes a nice change from a Vacation tim~ is almost over with Whole grain or enrlcbed meat served.between two sliceB 1lSUii sandwich. It can be &C· · fot the small fry and school will ~ or Dour; 2 tab! IJ>OIIS qf ~ad: AmeriCBIIS Ute his companied by a bread and soon be q~en. butter or margarine. idea iJO much that we eat .an butler 8liDCIWICh or perhaps a Busy mothers are buying The program also ..n!com- estimated 2216 mlllion of them a blueberry .or other type• of. school clothes, getting pre- mends that lunches include a day! · . . muffin, carrot and celery.slicks school check-ups with the food rich In V\lainin C eaclJ day Bread, of course, is an im,. and a piec!),_of ·fresh frill\-'_ ·doctor and dentist out of · the and a food nch in ..Vitamin A, P!Jflaril part of a.sandwich and Mothers who are shor\ of time .. way and some are probably. lwi~ a week• . The amounts is usually named foi' major in the morning may ~ant to wondering how they can ·add a suggested are based .on the ingredients. Breads .such as cooslder making sandWiches on llltle interest to lunches !Jacked needs of a 1P.i2 year old .i:hild ·white, high protein, I!'l'ench, w~ends and free$lg them for at home: and~ be adjlisled up or down, Italian, Vienna, raisin; ·and future use. ~:Yonru.se usually What makes a nutdtious for yo1111ger children and whole wheat :are among the d~ nolfreeze well. at leastfor lunch? Way l)ack in 19.6, teenagers, as needed. · • . mo5t populaf varieties. . . ' 'any length of time, sa it can be DEBBIE CONKLIN Congress enacted· the National . A lun~h .based on this plan Enriched while bread means . added wilen . the sandwich School .Lunch Progr~. Its shollid "rovide IIPIJftliima~Y that the . thi-ee. ~tant . B comes from \he ~r or some. Cleclafe.l policy is to safeguard ¥c of the nutrients needed daily. vitamins, thlainine; ribOflavin, othe~ dressing .!ubstiJuted,_ . · ' lhe heallh and well-being of our This basic plan also mates a . niacin and the mineral ifon, . ·Miss. Marian Hermance, example, hard coated eggs children and to encourage lhem good starting point for mo'!ters which are lost in. the rniUing Ex.lension Sjleciallst 1 Institutio11. should be ~ed. at ~ and to e;.t nullitiaus foods. · who are trying to proVide process of while floilr, ~i~Jve Managemenl{silggtJSts that one ·wrapped. ·Fruits sucli · as .. The recommended daily nutritious lunches for thelr ,been replaced. Not all ' baked of the ~irhlhinp 10 keep in orange!!~ be peeled or mt · allowances for lhe National families, either to be eaten at goods made from white. Dour mind when preparing IUIIches' at · holl)e. :She ~. sugg~ts School Lunch Program are:. home or at school or office. haVe been enriched, so It's a for children· Is to make . buying small or -medium sized One-llalfpintofDuid wholelillUI Basic equipment: A few good idea to check lhe label- everything as' eaSY. to 00,. with .(ruits .for children's lunches to · as a beverage; 2 ourK:es edible pieces of simple "equipment" Corrioenlence . Items: Super- lhe fingers . as ~ble. For cut down .on )Vaste. ' portion,asserved;ofleanmeat, can ad.d considerably to lunch _markets st.oek a variety of ~.'¢-~..¢'-::':..:¢"-¢"~.¢-..:¢"...¢=¢'~ poultry, fish; or 2ounces chile$ box or brown bag success. A items which can simply be put · · • or one egg or 'oi cup cooked dry small thetmos and aluncb hoi: in the bag or box for lunch and WIN AT• BRIDGE beans or peas or 4 tablespoons or llieriDal bag are among. the require little or no preparation ~~.:W=..!:.:.====:;== ... For Lindsay, No Instant Miracles '•' ·' : Saying "Democrat," it appears,.ls not at all as effective ;as saying, "Shazam." Jt has failed to work' any instant ~tniracles for Jobn Lindaay, anyway. ~: Since the New York mayor proclaimed his conversion ·from Republican to Democrat in a move that was not ;poe of the biggest surprises in the history of Western :elvi!izatioo, nobody has cooeeded him the 1972 presiden· · ·ttai election; Richard Nixon has not yet begged him to ,return to the fold and New York's problems haven't ')Dagically disappeared. . :; LindSay, a New. York congressman for six years .before >be was elected mayor in 1965, seconded the nomination :pf Vice President Spiro ~gnew at the Republican Na't\onal Convention in 1968 but has grown increasingly un'Comfortable as a Republican and in 1970 backed the tPemocrats' losing gubernatorial candidate in New York, lj\rthilr Goldberg. Now be says that ·~as an enr_olled Re· :=~· I wasn't even standing stlll. I was gomg back, :; However ideologically ill at ease he was as a Repub!llcan though, Lindsay must hav~ been at least twice _as ;)mbappy at being a Republican politic!lfiy hemmed m. ~no place to go but back to obscurity. At 50, at ~he • t of his considerable charisma, be was faced w1th t\be obstacles of a Republicll)l !lresldent, ·a Republican .il!overnor aild no senatorial opening in the near future. · ,; Since a '' play·iDe.or-tradeooJDe" edict was obviously out, 'Lindsay picked up his marbles and went across the :·street. He isn't the flrat prominent politician to change ' Parties. Teddy Roosevelt defected from the Republican~ .Ill 1912 but lost the presidential election anyway, Wayne :Morse, Jobn D. Rockefeller 4th, Richard J. Daley (once ·lwon a time a Republican state legislator) and Sen. ;.sirom Thurmond, R-S.C., all switched parties, too, though ;'lhe tactic was more successful for them than it was for :twosevelt. . ~ How Lindsay fares will likely be determined by, among ::Other things. how the other Democratic presidential asebb-ants perform amid the whims of the voters in New · ·Hampshire and the other primilry states. For the time • ;r ing the most important thin!\ about his switch is that -~ t demonstrates .how little sigruficance party labels have · · this country. . ·:l There are more than a few Republicans whose political -~philosophies are at' least as liberal as Lindsay's but who tnevertheless remain in the party. Senators Charles H. tPercy of Illinois and Jacob K. Javits of New York- to . ·name tw~ave remained Republicans despite their :p-equent disagreements with the party's leadership be· -~cause it suited them politically . · ·:~ American political parties are organizations of con· ::venience groups of people joined together to win elec:·.iions. They are only to a very limited degree parties in :the European sense of organizations whose goal is to · ·:11romote a specific Ideology. .:· To uie American voter, this means it is harder to tell , :the candidate without a scorecard, harder to know what - :~man's beliefs are from his party identification. It means . !that the same people who would have voted for or against •J.ohn Lindsay the Republican will most likely vote the .:same way, for or against John Lindsay the Democrat if ,'the occasion arises. · The difference-and it is a vital one to Lindsay-!~ that ;·bo1w that occasion has a much greater chance to arise in first place. ' . BERRY'S WORlD ' • most Important Plastic sand· . at bcxne. Snack sized cans of wich hags aild plastic con- pudding oc fruit, loU wrapped tainerswithtightfittinglidsare toaster pastries, individual ,-_:._...::..._ _ _~__, next. Plastic cootainers Shaped 'boxes of raisins and packaged NORTH (D) to fit a sandwich or wedg~ of pie cupcakes and other pastries are • A 75 3 · are also available, For grown. a few of the things which can be • A Q98 up lunch caniers, a can or found. However, some of these : xo~dB 6 2 bottle opener can permit ad- products may cost a little more WEST EAST ditional variety in lhe lunch than similar foods prepared at • K J 6 • Q9 s 4 2 menu. home. It may be wise to do a •532 •Void Some not . absolutely little checking and cost com· t A1013 t QBH t · to ha · .J93 .KlOH necessary bu ruce _!!! parison. aeoessones are'allliDinum foil Some Lunchtime Favorites: S01JTII Helen Bottel-- packets containing wet paper Peanut butter and jelly is the ~ ~J 10 76 4 towels, tiny individual saft and aU4ime favorite will! the lunch t K J 96 2 pepper Shakers and plastic box set. However, if a child is • 5 MAMA'S BOY HARD TO LAND spoons and forks. willing to try something dif. Both wlnerable Dear Helen: Sandwiches: Mainstay of ferent, mix peanut butler will! Wost North East South I'm going with a wonderful man of 30. He treats me great, but many lunch menus - a sand· bacon or one of the imitation 1• Pass 1 • sees me mly about once a week. . . . wich is usually, but not always, bacon products. Raisins and Pass 4 t . Pass 4 N.T. Here's the 'problem: He Uveswlth his widowed mother. She's . Pass 5 • Pass 6 ¥ attractive, but not interested in marrying again. Her only interest the "main dish" in a lunch box grated carrot mixed with Pass Pass :Pass Opening lead-• 2 is her SCI!. She sun treats him llke a little boy~ his hack or brown bag noontime meal. peanut butter is another Sandwiches, believe it or not, possibility as is peanut butter L - - - - - - - - ' - - ' when be's in the tub, washes his hair. I imagine she even tucks are the result of an lath Century and sliced bananas. · By Oswald & James Jacoby him in at night.- And she's very·possessive. card game. ;John Montagu, the, Fried chicken which has been , . . I sort of raise my eyebrows at their closeness and be says, "So Fourth Earl of Sandwich, cooked ahead individually North s four diamond ~1d ' · · . was one of those special what, she's my mother, isn't she?" ·gadgets. It showed very What would . marriage with him be Uke?strong heart support and diaAPPRENHENSIVE monds void. .South went into Dear Ap: Blackwood. He thought of a . . .A thi-ee.for--all, until Mama made it a twosome again.-H. grand slam after his partner showed t h r e e aces, but settled for six because he did Dear Helen: not see much chance to ruff I knew my husband was mes•i1111 around with this other all five of his diamonds. wcman, but on our 25th wedding anniversary be swore he was Against any other lead, going to give her up. . , ,. . · South coUld take the black Well, a few days later my prize gold fisli dlsappeared. My aces and make all 10 trumps grown daugbtergavemeflve angel fish to take its place, as I love If you want soft water for separately, but now he could my aquarium. liut t1ree of them were miMing a day later. My By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. the kitchen you might just only score nine tricks with . husband said they died and be Dusbed them, but I know for a fact Dear Dr. Lamb-We fre- get distllled water from the the trump suit. He had to get that Ibis woman of his also has an aquarium-and a mutual friend quently get virus, and our grocery store. I am not op- his 12th trick from eitber four small children often con. posed to using soft water m clubs or diamonds. He could said she got some new fish recently. The descriplioo tallied. not afford to play a second tract a variety of infections It's said that watd!ing fish calms your nerves. Do you sup- in addition to virus. We the house for the right pur- trump since he had to ruff pose she and that lying man need tranquilizers because they feel wonder if a water purifier pose, and it bas some ad· three diamonds in dummy. vantages. But unless there so guilty? Or maybe he's getting even because I found some atlacbed. below the kitc!Mm is something else beside sink · would belp. A water water-softening being added lipstick on his shirt. softener salesman contended or something is drastically · It'sbadenough that she got my husband, Helen, but must she that it would remove germs. wrong with your local water have my wooderful fish too?? -MAD FISH WVER . We use water for drinking supply I can't see that it will Dear Mad: and also for mixing wit& affect your health favorably. Given a choice, which would you prefer returned first? And, if frozen orange or grape juice. Dear Dr. Lamb-Recently Vicki Lynn Swartz of It's necessary to think about the answer-maybe this explains What about bottled natural my husband passed away Marietta, spent last week will! spring water? why your husband is fish-watching elsewhere......Jl. from an aneurysm Qf the her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dear Reader-Even if it is heart which was not discov- Hobart Swartz; Nina Robinson, true that a water purifier ered by electrocardiogram Dear Helen :. removes germs, the water and her &Wit, Clara Follrod. She I agree with you, Helen: If a woman is smart, she can bave would ru-st bave to contain or X rays. What would cause also visited with Mr. and Mrs. the best of two worlds; and who's going to knock that? I'm for significant amoW!ts of germs this weak spot to form? Dear Reader-An aneu· Clair FoUrod, Stevie and Kalhy, Personhood (as that editor advocated) but I feel that each in- for it to add anything useful. and attended the Meigs County dlvidual has the right to decide just ..what personhood means to Public Health water regula- rysm of the heart is a saclike protrusion wbere the Fair. him or her. Many ''liberaU!rs" expect_ALL women to take their tions require a rather safe beart muscle has been reSunday school attendance on level of chemicals in the definition and, if we did, wouldn't we be "aulolnatons, a water to prevent water- placed by scar· tissue. The Aug. 22 was «, the offering stereotyped group, all put together in a bag"-just what she borne disease, whicb should weak scar tissue is the sac. $18.57. Worsbip services were abhors? adequately solve the prob- The usual cause is a pre·· held a Ill, with an attendsnce of Ilove my two worlds.ln January, I will graduate, a certified !em. Most water softeners vious heart a!lack (which 23, will! Rev. Lehman speaking are used to remove cbem· may not bave caused any elementary school teacher. Yes, an ag~ld profession for women, icals that harden water symptoms), the area of from Romans 12: "Stewards of but ooe Iehose! I am an equal in the eyes of aU men except a rather than to remove damaged muscle being re- God". ':A good steward will small minority-who have the right to THEm beliefs too. Why "germs." I must add that placed by weak scar tissue. take great pleasure in his bolher to fight them? They aren't Important. viruses are not germs in the The sac is hard to see in stewardship." On the ooe hand, 1 enjoy equality, an education, .a career, usual sense as germs are some locations by ordinary Several "local families at-X rays and frequently does sexual freed 001, equal pay for equal work, and many other things. bacteria and are often more not cause any changes in the tended the Meigs County Fair easily dealt with. On the other hand, I am a woman and have specl•l privileges I'm not enthusiastic about electrocardiogram. Often the lhe past week. Lots of yoW!g because oflt.I receive courtesies and proteciioo from men, even bottled spring water. You aneurysm ruptures when people were among the morefromthosewho'coosidermeequal.Ienjoygreaterfreedom can be farrly sure it is safe there Is new damage to the exhibitors, and Vicki Carr and in dressing get special ccmsideratioo because (happily) I am if you buy it in bottles in a heart muscle, from a new Eddie Parker won honors in the attack. beef c.attle division, George feminine ~d not as stroog as men. supermarket, otherwise I (NIWSPAPIER INTERPRISI ASSN.] Guthrie In the horse-pulling Next sumnier 1 will be married not because It is expected of · can't give a blanket ~ndorseme, btil because I have.found the ~ I want to spend ll)Y life l:!e~~t ~:: ,_ - ,.... •"'tiao' 111111 Cl?fltesl. Clarence Henderson, of with. He may pamper me a bit, but slille me?--Never! I'll door privy in some areas - . u 1o u,,._ E. Lamb, . lhis locality, is on the fair pamper him too for I enjoy homemaking and look forward to (this also applies to that M.D., io..,. of tltiJ - - WMe board. The Floyd Avis family of raising a family ~s much as Ilookforward to my career. old well with the nostalgic Dr. ,__, ~ ......, , iiNiwi<l..l lflletJ, "' •ill ......., 1-. o1 Cheshire have moved into their This is my Personhood formula. 1 doo't expect to convert oaken bucket) !JDd. that can - ' ioftmf ;, lotvtt co/om••· farm home, wbich lhey recently olhers, but for me, IUs perfect.-BEST OF B01H WORLDS AND lead to contammation. HElEN HElP US! " DR. LAWRENCE E. LAMB Sta. footban CoilniLma than Ohio ··Tap Water ~sually Free of Germs Tourney Finals Set Saturday Cilizens Bank of Pl. Pleasant and the Pl. Pleasant Jaycees will meet Saturdsy 11 a.m. in the fmals of the Olampionship Bracket of the third annual Gallipolis Area Jaycees Girls Softball Tournament. The winner of the contest will meet the loser's bracket winner at 5 p.m. for the overall cham· pionshlp . of the double· elimination tournament. Citizens Bank reached lhe finals by defeating Johnson's Markell~ will! Terri Whitman and Debbie MIUer leading their 16 hit attack. Sharon Jones homered'!or Jobnson 's Market. The Pt. Pleasant Jaycees defeated lhe Hit 'n Misses 24-11 to reach the finals. The game was marred by both teams committing several errors due 2N.T. .? .AK87 ¥AZ tKQt •&US What do you do now? A-P- Your )III1DU Ia showiDC rood htuts ODd very Utile iater..t ia a slam. TODAY'S QllmTION Instead of responding one heart your partner has jumped to two no-trump over your one club. What do yo do now? Allllwer To-.ow to lhe hot wealher. In the loser's bracket three teams remain aUve and the loser of Championship Bracket finals will add the fourlh team. These three teams include Thurman Methodist, Southern States, and the Hit 'n llflsses. TroPhies will be awarded to holh the first and second place teams. Individual trophies will be given to the championship team. Come and see the action 'at the Jaycee field lOcated behind the Gallipolis Field Ground. Linesrores By United Press International American League Boston 10 040 2ro-- 1 11 0 Kansas City ooo ooo 000 o 6 3 Culp (14-121 an.d Monw:"e· LEGAL NOTICE ry; Wright, Butler (S), lson -NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ' (7), Abernathy 191 and KlrkpaC1se No. 21,537 trick. May (71. LP- Wright Estete of Leo Hysell, (~-61 , HR-Smith (26th) Deceased . Milwaukee Notice Is hereby given that Bernard V . Fultz; of Mid· 310 ooo 002- 6 12 o dteport, Ohio, has been duly Cleveland appointed Administrator of the Estate of Leo Hysell, deceased Olo o400 SOX-10 10 D Lockwood, Morris (4) , late or Meigs county, Ohio. Weaver (5), Hannan (7), Ratliff Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary (8) and RodrigueZ; Lamb, within four months. Dated this 11th day of August ~~~:~~~-'F=~ga{~~r! t'Pd 1971. I JOHN C. BACON Lockwood 18. 11). HR-Cardenal Prob1te Judge of Slid Countv (8th), Harper (12thl, Nettles (II 13, 2D, 27, 31< (22ncll. R. Foster (12th). . .--------------------, Alfred Social Notes 1oona:;a:r:!n:! · western 1 ... You, South, hold: · ByJOECAKNICEW, UPI Sperts Writer Strange things are happening in n.llas The Cowboys have won all four of their pre-aeason games and sliD haven't settled onaflnsktringquarlerback. . The Cowboys made Texas rival Houston their fourth slraight victim Thursdsy night, l)reaking open a close game ·with two fourth quarter touchdowns to beat the Oilers 211-2!1. But · the quarter:lJack . battle between Craig Morton and Roger Stauhach still is unset.lied, lhough Coach TOiD Landry may have shown a slight inclination toward the veteran Morton Thursday night. Stau· bach started and was to play the entire game, but Landry yanked him in favor of Morton after the Oilers took a 1~7 f1rst lettitiilell and 17 starters fromlaat yeilr's 4-4 li!am; But Coach Bill Hela's boys are favored only for secood (](' maybe ll1lrd in the Mid-American Clllference. Toledo's Rockelli are pjcked lint, and r!plfuUy so, witb Mlfh!gan splitting the llecllld place votes wllb Oblo Unlve~ly. Woody Haye.t'sBuckeyes,fOI' the first lime since 19611, are not picked for the top spot In the Big Ten. ~cblgan, like Toledo, has the nod 'to beCIIne champ!.-. 11 the Big Ten. &It who can tell? ~always are surprise~! during the season; betweenfhe and 8b ~ can win the trip to tbe Role Bowl. A'callege football mapdne recently r11ted the Buckeyes at Ill, 'lWo Bobe•t ..,.,......Is bsd "power l'lltings" around that, 'l'alane with 85, and Kentucky wtlll rT. . ·· Amq the Bobcatreliii'iieel'lll1henation's !ligbth best rusher laatyear,BDIGary. Gary bsd l,OIKyards In B irlps. Others are co.captains AI Benton .and J!ICk LeVeck along with Dave Jue~er, Bobby Allen, and Rick Hawkins. ' By United Press International So, in caae you can't piCk up the Buckeyes 111 radio in the near American League . EAST future Saturday afternoma, lnsteal 11 leavillg, turn on the W. L PCT. GB Bobcalli. Better yet, why not go io the pmes played in Atbens 7945 .637 Baltimore and Usten to the &ckeyes In the stands. 69 59 .539 12 Detroit The Bobcat schedule Ill as follows, 68 62 .523 14 Bostcn New York 65 65 .500 17 Sepl 11 BowU.C ~a, Htllle Washington 55 73 .-430 26 Sepl 25 lteat Sllltt, Bae Cleveland 51 78 .395 JOI/:! O.:L i T.e® (N), Away West W. L. PCT. GB Oel I ~nlucky (N), Away Oilkland 82 47 .636 O.:L ll Mlaml, Away Kansas City 67 61 .523 14'12 O.:L Zl Vlqlala Teell, Away Chicago 62 67 .4111 20 Oel • W. Mlddpn, Ht111e (RomeefiiiiDg) ca llforn ia 61 70 -~ 22 Mlmesota 57 70 .449 24 Nov. I Tlllue (N), Away Milwaukee 54 73 .425 27 Nov. D ClacluaU, Rome (Dad's Day) Thursday's Results Nov. II M.ui1Iall, Away Ball 8 Chi 7 (8 ins rain-nigh!) Cleve 10 Milw 6 (night) Bostcn 1 Kansas City o In ight I Washi 8 Calli 3 (night) (only games scheduled) The bidding has been: West North Elst South Pass Pass . ·· ·'l'be lmk.eyes have had tremendws auccea the 1aat lbree yean, Wlnillng_27 and IOIIng only two. &It .U ., plalDJy are fdl*li'lll .a UUie sh<rt 11 pei'IIIUiel this year, only lena' slar1efll back, and a haqdful of letli!rmen, and a fiwlhmen aquad. · Ql the other band, the Bobcats 11 Oblo Unlvenity haw 31 (NEWSPAPEl 'NTERPRIS£ ASSN.] 1¥ 4¥ ' alwayi!-.Da to go over wllll Melga tlllt "llUie" .lchool on the Hocking in Atbens, Olio Unlvnily. South worked aU .this out before playing to the first trick. Then be carefully overtook ' dummy •s'' eight of trumps with his 10. Be had seen that it was ess~tial to start his .cross ruff with a diamond. The next severr plays were a diaii)ond ruff; the ace of clubs; a club ruff with the four ·of trumps (South could not afford-to ruff high) ; two .more diamond ruffs and two more club ruffs. This left South with two high trumps, two diamonds and a spade. Dummy held the good queen of clubs and tbe four spades that were there at the start. South's two trumps pulled West's; the ace of spades was an entry to dummy and the queen of .clubs was the 12th trick. Paso P... Desk By Keith Wuecup '· H·eart.Lea''d-. Make·s' .It Tou·.9·h· p~aliUt of buller or any equivalent combination of these foods; %cup of two or more vegetables or fruits or boll!; I slice whole.grain or enriched bread or a serving of other COwboys the .· Sports . Nut_ritious Lunches Necessary purchased here from Dinsmore Boyles. Mrs. Carrie Swartz is a new patient in the Elmwood Nursing Home here. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode of Circleville came for the Meigs County Fair on Friday evening and Saturday. Their daughter, Conn!, who has spent the past two weeks in the county, returned home will! them. Q-Who we r e the first five American cowbo11s to be enshrined in the National Cowboy Hall of Fame? A-Theodore Roosevelt, Will Rogers, Charles Russell, Jake McClure and Charles Goodnight. ° House need a face lift Q-Whal is the leading cotton-growing countTJI? A-The United States produces far more cotton than any other nation. ? Today's Mbable Pile hers Washington (Gogolewski 3-21 at Oilkland !Odom 8-9), night. Bostcn (Moret 0-21 at Calilor. nia !Messersmith 13-12), night. New York (l!ahnsen 10-91 at Kansas City (Hedlund 11-61. night. Chicago (Bradley 13-111 at Detroit (Coleman 13-81, night. Minnesota (Biyleven 10-151 at Cleveland (Dunning 8-11), night. Milwaukee (Pattin 11-13 and Slaton 8-5) at Baltimore (Me· Nally 15-4 and Leonard 2.-0), 2, lwi-night. quarter lead. Morloil brought Dallas a 14-13 halftime advJII, tage and Staubach went the wh~le second half, finisbln8 7-of-14 pass completions for 1011 yards. The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF />IEIGS-MASON AREA ' CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, RoBE:~·~o~dFLICH, tlte ptOS 011 tele•ision has reol/y done a lot lor . , ,.,;,.,_ W,nif:ll ,.ou.see me..emote when I sin•· or ' 1Wetdlllfl . ;usl m1u one. City Editor Published dall'y . e•cept Salurda~ by The Ohoo Vallev Publish•"; Company, J 11 . Court st.. Pomeroy. Qhlo, 45769. Business Olfice PhOne 992·2156, Editorial Phone 992. 2157. . Second clas~ postage paid at Pomerov. Ohto. National advertising representative BottineiHGallagher, Inc ., 12 East .f211d St., New York City , New York . SUbscription rates : D.e. . livered by carrier 'wh~re , available 50 cenls per week; , By Motor Route w~ere carrier serv•ce not ava•lable : One ·. mopth sus. Br mail in Ohio •;?~ wnio~~hson:,_wr ~~;':'.; I months u .so . Subscription ~~~ct~n1; cludes I ~------,...-:----;----'""--...:.-.:__ ... 1 Sunday Tomes- The Oilers, in _a player m~e Thursday, ob~med defell8lve end Scott LeWIS. of Grambling, one of Kansas Oty's . ~o second..-ound p1cks, for a high 1973 draft chol~. .. Elsewhere m \he tr~g ~ps, the New: Or~lans Saints sa1d that rookie quarterback Ar hi Mannin will . c e , g . nuss Saturdays game agam:'t. San Diego heca~ of an m)ured foot._ The Saints also wa1ved rece1ve~ Tom Casse~ and Van Gobn~nt and defeDSive tackle Charlie Blossom. Walt Garrison bulled for two touchdOII'DS for Dallas, Corne11 Green scored another on a 40yard pass interCeption and tinehacker D.O. Lewis account00 for lhe fourlh on an eight· yard pass from Dan.Reeves out of 8 field goal formation. Rookie Lynn Dickey, barrasl;ed by lhe Cowboys' safety blitz, managed to connect on TD passes of 75 yards to W'Jllie Frazier and 60 to Jim Beirne. "We did not play a real good. By STEVE WILSTEIN game," said Landry. "Our UPI Wrlltr overall play was spotty. We The Baltimore Orioles are were just not alert." sqing in the rain again and the lyrics haveil't changed. When you're bot, you're hot. PaulBlalr&qledh!IDeMark Belanger with the wimlng run in the eighlll inning ThuradaY night and the Orioles watch· ed as a heavy downpour washed away two White Sox runs in the Nation~aheaaue ninlh to give Baltimore an &-7 Pittsburgh 17 SS .583 St. louis 71 59 .546 5 victory over Chicago and its Chicago 69 59 .539 6 eighlh triwnph in the last nine New York 63 64 .496 ll'h games. _ Philadelphia 56 12 .438 19 It was the third lime UJis Montreal 54 73 .425 20112 seasoo that the rain has worked WEST W. L PCT. GB in the Orioles' favor. On July 30, San Francisco a shower gave Jim Palmer a 76 55 .580 los Angles 69 61 .531 61/ 2 five-inning victory against Atlanta 68 66 .507 9'h Kansas City and then 111 Aug. I, Cincinnati 65 67 .492 ll'h a rainstorm kept the Orioles Houston 63 67 .4115 12'12 fr001 losing to the Roysls when, San Diego 49 82 .374 27 Thursday's Games trailing W with two out in the No Games Scheduled bottom of the fifth, the game was called. Today's Probable Pitchers Atlanta 1Reed 12-9) at Blair, who was happy to see Chicago (pappas 15-41 . an 0-10 _slump broken with his San Diego (Roberts 11-13) at Montreal (McAnally 6-91, night. garne.wumer, offered no exLos Angeles (Osteen 12-8) at Jllanatioo of Baltimore's ap. New York (Seaver U-81, night. San Francisco (Cumberland 7-2) at Philadelphia (Fryman 941. night. Cincinnati (Simpson 3-S) at St. louis (Reuss 12-12), night. Pittsburgh (Ellis 17-71 at Houston (Billingham 6 - 121. WILMINGTON, Ohio (UPI) night. - Cincinnati Bengals Coach Paul Brown plans to start Saturday's Games Atlanta at Chicago rookie Ken Anderson as San Diego at Monteal, night. San Fran at Phila, night. Cinci at St. louis, night Pills at Houston, night. ' The Los Angeles. Rams announced the .waiver of linebacker Tony Guilloery and said that veteran guard Jcie Scibelli will miss Sunday's game against the Patriots will! · a broken lhumb. The New York Jets acquired veteran offensive tackle Bob Svihus from Oakland and went through the fonnality of placing quarterback Joe Namath on the injured waivered list. The Jets said they now will make offensive line changes, inserting SVihus at left tackle, Sp..-• . Saturday's Games Washington at Oilkland Chicago at Detroit Minnesota at Celve Allspice comes from the Boston at Calif, night. . New York at Kan City, night. dried berry of a West Indian Mllw at Balli, night. tree known as pimento. New York O.U:cials J} Ov M . H . Bl££er er ove lo NEW YORK (UPI) -II took Stadium, current home of the a politician (Gov. William T. Giants and baseball Yankees, . Cahill) to carry the ball and an appear clouded. assist from a couple of former "There comes a time when rival owners (Wellington Mara every family must move into its andSonnyWerblin)bullheNew own house and getaway from York Giants will be playing - lhe in.!aws," Mara said. foothall in New Jersey hy 19'15. "We have had a wonderful Before a jam-packed press relationship will! lhe Yankees conference Thursday, Cahill, and lhe City of New York but we fN J Mar bell ••is will be governor 0 ew ersey, a, eve "' move even president of the Giants and more of a benefit to aU New Werblin, lhe former president Yorkers." . of lhe New York Jets and ~ow The Giants have signed a 30president of lhe New Jersey year lease will! lhe New Jersey Sports Aulhority, annOunced SportsAuthorilyandwillpay·an jointly that the Giants will move annual rentalfeeofl~pct. oflhe intoanew75,0011seatstadiwn to gross revenue obtained from be constructed in the ticket sales. Hackensack, N. J. mea- Concessions, not including dowlands. parking, will 'be split 50-50 New York City officials, between lhe Giants and the headed by Mayor John V. Authority. Lindsay, who called lhe Giant In addition lhe lease calls for ' . management, "callous, selfish the construcllon of 25,000 and ungrateful," were bitter parking spaces and 400 spaces over the announcement and the for buses from which the · · co 11ect • a II prospects for the city to pur- Authority will chase and renovate Yankee revenues. Q-Who was the first U.S. president to appear on tele· vision? A-Franklin D. 'Roosevelt in 1939. quarterback for lhe fJrSI time Saturday night against the St. Louis Cardinals. Two olher first-year men are also in lhe Bengal starting offensive lineup. Brown said he would start Fred Willis in place of Paill Robinson at running back and Vernon Holland, lhe No. I draft choice, at right tackle. "Defensively, we'll start 1' ~ ' , 'I .\ · close to the regular way and make changes one or two at a 0" ,. time," Brown said. The game, No. 4 for the un· Byunited"!'esslnternalion•• defeated Bengals, will be Leacllngll.atlors played at Cincinnati's RiverNational Leogue front Stadium. Kickoff time Is G. AB R. H. PCT. Torre,St.l 131 509 17 83 .360 8:05 p.m. Bckrt,Chi 122 491 71 173 .352 Clmni,PII lOS 432 71 145 .352 The Cards beat Cincinnati 41Garr,AII 127 521 BS 1l3 .332 Snglln.Pit 115 443 52 144 .325 2!1 in pre«ason play a year ago Jones, NY 110 419 49 136 .325 but they finished lhe year similarly, St. Louis with an $-$.1 H.Aaron,AII m o102 78 130 .323 record and the Bdngals " · Brock,SI.L 126 510 100 164 .322 Davis.lA 126 508 65 160 .315 in exhibition play this sumAlou,SI.L 122 499 65 ISS .311 mer the Cards opened with a 16-American league G. AB R. H. PCT. 14 win over Houston and then a Ollva.Min 106 413 61 145 .351 2().13 loss to the Washington Mrcr,NY 126 458 80 1411.323 Redskins. Rttnmnd,Ba\ 09 375 67 115 .307 The ground game has St. Tvr,Min 124 520 79 159 .306 Louis Coach Bob HoUway Otis, KC 119 463 69 W .305 worried. They gained only Ro!as,KC ns 414 56 124 .300 seven yards rushing against Rchrdt,Chi 110 401 45 118 _294 Hrtn,Det 114 .us 62 127 .m Washington and a total of only May,Chi 110 39S 47 IIA .289 85 yards for the two games. ~Tr::~a:f' :~~: ~~ l~ :~: HoUwayplans to use Jim Hart as quarterback the first half Home Runs Nation~ I LNgue: Stargell, against Cincinnati, with Pete Pitt 42; H. Aaron, All38; May, Beathard after intermission. Cin 36; Johnson. Phil 28 ; Beathard completed 18 of 34 Williams, All and Robertson, passes for '!16 yards against the Pitt 26 . ~morican League; Melton, Redskins. Hart hit 16 of 31 for ~~ 2 i6 ,Ca}~d':,"ng.~m~~; 251 yards against the Oilers. Brown plans to relieve rookie Murcer, NY 23. Anderson will! Virgil Carter, Runs B.atted In National l.Ngue: Stargell, Pitt 111 ; Torre. Stl 109; H. Aaron, All 98 ; May. Cin and Montanez. Phil 83. American LNgue; Killebrew, Minn 89 , Murcer, NY 79; F. PADRES RECALL 4 Robinson, Ball and Bando, Oak SAN DIEGO (UPI)-The San 77; Petrocelli. 8os 76. Pile bing Diego Padres Thursday fet National Laogue: Jenkins, called pitchers Gary Ross and Chi 20-10; Ellis, Pill and Carlton. St. l 17-7; Downing, Mike Corkins and outfielders LA 15-8; Pappas, ChllS-11. Rod Gaspar and Jerry Morales Amerian League: Blue, Oilk from their Hawaii Farm Club 22-6; lollch, Del 21-9; Wood, Chi 17-10; Cuellar, Dobson and of lhe Pacific Coast League. AU Palmer, Ball 16-6; Hunter, Oilk four wiD report Sept. 3. 16-11. I· I J WORLD ALMANAC PACTS Furnaces II' we have the right paint fOr the right job . ·Jl" complete -~elecllon ·II" quick-dry .latex -· r" oil '-a, alkyd bale ~whit... .,....... dtepahldes . ~~~i · There are .., •" WOlDen leg• islators in the U.S. ll2nd Congress, The World AI· m~anac notes tbat alnce Jeannette Rankin wu elected 88 the flrat con- . gresswoman in 11111, there have been some '18 women elected to Congress. ,• ' ' Pomeroy Cement -......,.. ,- 8~~ >Co. . The Department store of Building Since 1.915 . '' 1 . ' . / .. i: Your Choic&Oil or Gas Rrld Compadiy. desJgned to save you IPICB Md · money. Temperature control Is automatic. set the thermostat and forget It. Gllltl you maximum heat minimum c:otl - no ex· pensive Especially suitable fOr ~Mm~t . ·ohio Valley .232Plumbilit . & Heating . E. setonci e1'wanl &atr Pomlt'OY • *** : lfs Quick! Easy t DRIVE-IN BANKING. who started last year for the Bengals. Brown is respectful of the Cardinal defensive secondary, where "lheir strength lies." It contains four No. I draft choices - strong safely Jerry Stovall, a nine·year veteran; ·cornerback Miller Farr; rookie Norm Thompson, cornerback from Utah, and Roger Wehrli, · alltCORterence cornerback. Also in lhe secondary is free safety Larry Wilson, perennial all-pro selection and !~year veleran. t. til The Fridays Only il Drive-In Window il : il t is Open 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. . (Continuously I • other Ba'*ing Houn 9 to l i! and S to 7 ~S USUII CMI . il Fridays. t FARMERS BANK • and SAVINGS m.ci POMEROY, OHIO Membe.-FDIC Member Federal Reserve System - ENJOY · ~TAILS, DINING AND DANCING AT Irs BEST 'Prime Rib of Beef Steak&" Our Specialty Sonny's Cocktail Hour- 5 Til7 DAILY H&R FIRESTONE 992-2231 N.2nd Ave. Middleport, o, AMMUNmON, All THE I ' lfVI'S JEANS & STA PRESS SUPPUES FOR lHE HUNTER. FOR BACI(.JO.Sl:HOOL BOYS' SIZES 5 TO 14 MEN'S SIZES 28 TO 46 · GIRLS' SIZES 6 TO 20 BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ ~**************'' COMPLETE UNE OF • • • GUNS, HUNTING a.ontES · Air Pratt & Lambert House Paints do the job ... fast - ***** t Bengals To Face Cardinals • afler being trapped 14 days in a mine at Sheppton, Pa. Saturday action, Ch~o pia~ Cleveland at South Bend, ~ Denver meetS San Frandlco It Spokane, Wash., J'hUaWlpbll takes on the New Y«k Glan._ at Princeton, N.J. , Oeklalid Ill at ~reen Bay, Baltimore at Washington, Delroil at Mi•ml, Minnesota at Pittsburgh, St. Louis at CinCinnati and . New Orleans at San Diego. ' Buffalo is at Atlanta and Los Angeles at New England Sunday while the Jets art at Kansas City in a Monday night game. Parent influence over the sacrificed to second. one out indians bombed the Bre1letl wealller. later, Blair singled SC<ring after being behind ~"When you're going good Uke Belanger. Larry Billller sqied In TabJ we are, it seems you get aU the . In other American League Harrah with the lie-breaker aDd breaks," be said. "I doo't know aclioo, Boston woo its first then ·the Senakrs ra1lled {« · why it works out tlllt way, but game of the year against foor runs in tbe ninth fer U. . just so long as it keeps hap. Kansas City, blanking lhe lriumpb over CaUf!111ia. Willi pening with tbls tea,m." Royals 7~, Cleveland overpow- two out, Harrah douhlild 1!114 Blair was not lerribly coo- ered Milwaukee 1~. Washing- Billner singled in the lint run, . cerned about his batting ton overhauled california lh'l Del unser doubled and 1ben miseries hurling the Orioles' willl five runs in lhe ninth in- Eddie Fisher walked tbe ned · pemant drive, "Yes, I'm in a Ding. two batters. Reliever Dave slump tig)lt now butfwlunately Ail National League teams , LaRoche then \'falked TOiil we've got guys on tbls team wbo had the day off. McO-aw to force in Unaer ana can pick people up. Don Bufcro The Red Sox ended a noko- Lenny Randle singled In thil struck out five times tonight, good..thing when Reggie Smith final two tallies. but he's slilllttting .7.1!0 f(l(' us crashed a three-run hillier in and here I am 1realdng my the fifth inning and Ray O!lp neck to hit .210." shutout the Royals on six bits to ·~*********. A Thought Mlel- tbe two ninth inning give the Boso:x their only vic· runs, one on a pinch.bit homer tory in 12 meetings will! Kansas For Today by Mike Andrews and another City this year. oo a single by Carlos llfay that If Bostm would have lost, it There is a way to do it better ... find it. scored Bill Mellm, who had would have equalled an aU.time iloubled, the game was held up record which, Ironically, is held -Thomas Edison for one hwr and 29 minutes by the Royals, who lost 12 before the decisioo was made to straight to the Orioles last year. call it. • Ray Fosse and Ted Uhlaender Belanger, who had two drove in three runs each and singles and a lrlple walked Roy Foster belled his fourth leading off the eighth•and was homer in five games as the Wann By Ualted Press blterutleul Today is Friday, Aug. '!1, the 2391h day of 1971: ' The moon is between its new . phase and first ~uarter. ' 'The morning Stars are d" Saturn, Venus an ..,ercury. ~ evendingV stars are Mars, . Jup1ter an enus. Those born on this day are . under the sign of Virao . -e • President Lyndon Johnson bo ·A . .., 1... was rn ug .... ,,. orvu. On lhis day 'in his!oey: In !859 the first oil well in the Uniled States was drilled near T'tusville Pa . I ' • In 1928 the KeUogg·Briand · ned. Pact to outIaw war was Slg by 15 nations in Paris. In 1·939 Adolf Hitler served notice on England and France thai Gerwany wanted Danzig and the Polish Corridor. In 1963 David FeUin and Henry Throne were rescued moving aU conlerence Winston Hill to righl tackle and making a defensive tackle out of Roger Finnie. Finnie is 5Cheduled to replace Steve Thompson, who retired abruptly Wednesday, on the defensive line. San · Francisco cut four players-Braden Beck, Jin Van· derslice, Bill Dunstan and veteran Leo Johnson and Green Bay picked up wide receiver Mike Savoy from St. Louis on waivers. There are no games schf!t duled for tonight while in Rain Saves Baltimore Again LOVING IT. A baby kangaroo remains in its mother's poUch until it is about six months old, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica. ers, ·28-20 Outlast SEPTEMBER lOth. NEW 1972 HUNTING UCENS£ · OIISUID1. �' 1-1'-IJ.IIJ' "Nl WFT al-l" e., f- '1'111 IJ.iiJ' "•],MI""' W'GmriO), 0., Aq. 2'/,lt'll_ Kelly Meriting Raves HOSPITAL NEWS Orr, Hockey Star, Beat Nixon Freeze Holler Med!Cfl Center, FirJt . Ave. and Cedar Sl. Ger~e~al viaiUng_houri ~ and 7-& p.m. BOSTON {UPl) 8 ..., On- W.11JD A!Jemo. Jr, ~ 111e ~ drt"lllnoe bre *g Urough ,.mpolgo IJDt bave beellln 111e HIRAM, Ohio {UPI)- Cleve- Leroy Kelly is "as fine a run- portunilles to carry the (ootball. Maternity viaiUng hours 2:30 to IIPI*eDtly uted r111p •GIIId Bnilas Ud (liT 1111111e It 11!17 11e ~71 NatiCIIIal Hocll:ey playafts kir tbe Jut fa r-n. lud CoaCh Nick t-.. ~ch said ning back. as he's evet been." There is nothlhg wrong with 4-30 ....._ em~ ~'4'tC lim 1.-pe - ' .... -'-·, to c.... .,,_pee _._,ft« ............ · · . p.m . · Parents only · on pt t~' l t Niloa'l· ltday wqe- dim' ..., ..~.. tbelr lint SlaaJey OIP · - - . he is coovinced that Backfield coach Sonny Keys , Leroy, though. Pediatrics Ward. . Jft:e tree. by apl"' a f1w- tbe NeW B 'v rupr's befcn.lloalnel in 1be Slan1ey clwnplbblp In 2t reuB Cll echoed the praise. "1 have a hunch he's going , lllrtlol ,..- 1111eenW!twitb tlleBclltCII Jicl-t pUipllja w beeD Cap playafts. He added he and On-'s ovatlneag_. aphwt St. "I don't thlnt that he's lost to have a very fine season," Mr. ~ Mrs. Ollrlea Van . llndaa Jut Fellnary. creed .- ud s1p 1 a 11111 t.!ll!m!!tes were eager to Louis In 1110. even a step of Ilia speed."' said said Keys. "Watch the fllmscof Meter, Middleport, a daughter; 'l'bellrullllsaid'l'bunldayOn- _ . . ap. 111e w 1 J111ce make up lor the diamat ~--~~~~~~ Skorich. the prHeason games and you'll Mr. and Mn. Robert Roush, bad lligaed the long-term a.. IDak tffa:t Ac- 15. rt wq. Skorich and Keys were asked see him getUng four and live Clifton, a daughter and Mr. and llllft!IIIEit u 1001111Je qo IJDI "'llle put lhe ,_,. !aft WbaiOIT jciDed the team five about a play In the loss to Dal- yards out of plays where most Mrs. Roger French, Oak mn, ae-e bad been no been ftw If 11e arateat ,.rs 1 ... ~ the BruiDs were a las last week when Kelly was backs would make one or two." Rt 3, a daughter, men I beca- IIns "a priVIIIe 11 my li(e llld 1 jlllt 11q1e 111e ncllg crew 11 tallmders. .They pulled down from beltb\d by The Browns meet the Ollcago Dlldlarla matter" and "scme minor nat lift are • pat," Orr RnleHd last cming hi! first l.!ark Washington after taking a Bears Saturday and Skorich Mrs. ~ Ashworth, Mrs. ma!fln" bad to be aettled. , said. ''I'm ftiy....., 'llitb lbe · short pass and t\11'1\ing lt Into a said he wOuld use Dave Jones Oscat lljlird, Frank Bell, Mrs. Tile contract Jrll8 said to ~ CCJDiract." . -------~~ 29 yard gain. to replace the Injured Gary Col- Warner Cox and . son, Mrs. wlrlh $1 miDicm, lilt Bruios' · ADd .iter 11M! llllllnct e.lntern..ti-1 League . "Paul Dixon, Clarence .... ·said tile A~· ni. ? ""o -"' .Orr. By United Standiii9S · ooc1 bl Staroba put a pretty liDs at wide receiver. . · James Mr R f B Ell Eden, aftt"' ......, ur;w~ "- rs" -. Pms lnttrnationa. s. u us . cessor, "mi•J-.di~~g." . "It'a:too fir a«:". . · · w. t.. Pet. GBl g, .· ock on Washington, but "Dave has tbe uperience," he got up .and made the said Skorich. "That's why I Stanley W. Ewing, Kllthy However both President Tbe ' sllt-tpokeli pride 11 Roches1er 80 53 .602 taclde," saldSkorich. "I thought want him In there. He is big · F'oster, VIrgil Gallagher, · ' Plrry Smal, Onl, Slid be alii! Tldewaler 75 58 .56-1 5 Leroy's only chance was to cut enough and probably has the Donald GeWes, Mra. Gregory lis .. bad "lUella.- ~=· ~:; :~ 1 ~'12 back across the field. There finest hands on the squad." Gooderham and daughter, Clay WARRIORS' SCIIEDULE Richmond 68 65 .511 12 was a lot of pursuit coming " H he just had a liWe more Halley, Mrs. Olarles Hampton OAKLAND (UPI)-The GolLouisville 66 67 .<196 14 THUMB INDEX from that direction. I think Kel- speed he'd be battling for a and son, T. R. Hayes, Uclta den State ~arri~ of the Meigs ~~peg ~ ~ :~~ ~'h ly got as much as possible out regular starting job," said SkDr- Hysell, Ttoy Jolmson, Mrs. National Basketball Association Thurs&ly's Results of that play." ich. "Jones is a tough football Gladys Laird, Mrs. John will play a mlnimum of 35 Ttdewaler ~ Rochester o 3 Keys said Kelly is "as fast player, too. He does a strong McGinness and daughter, Mrs. games at the Oakland ColiseJBD and as quick as 'ever. job for us on the teams." Olarles Meadows, Mrs. Froud for the next five years, It was L::•':•v:i!:le~9~W=in: .n:lpeg:4:..._~~~~~~;~~:: "Defemes forced us to make · Mercer,Mrs.GeorgeMlller-and annpuncedThursday. some changes last season and son, Michael Mcrr-. Mrs. Mllgs County Br•nch of The cut off s0me of hi! S(ieciallies," ryfl S Inez Randolph, Mrs. Ethel AL UNSER EQUAJ.S .RECORD Aflloins County S.vings &. said Keys. "Also he has a Sayre; Mrs. William Shondel, ONTARIO, Calif. (UPI)-AI Richard c. Rollrod, Margaret LNn Co. 2H Second st. mighty fine rlllllling mate in Bo 7 ~s lflo ll Joseph Scott This KJ.J, V F Straight, M Mrs.V Mary . Unser Thursday equalled lhe E. Follrod to Jack W. carsey, Pomeroy, Ohio . has meant less opan ossen, rs. anme last time set by his lrother Neacil E. Carsey, Lot ff, Vaughan , Mrs. Juanita Bobby, .of 180.977 miles pe; P~oy. Member Federal Home Loan The Loyal Women's Class, Bob Bank. Middleport Olurch of Christ, Waggoer • by Watson, Okey hour while practicing for the Frederick B. Goeglrin Joan . mel in regular session 1burs- Longfellow, Mrs.. Ha_r~ld Sept. 5 California 500. Bobby W. Goeglein to Roy B. Member Federal Savings & . t th h of Pancake, Mrs. Ceci! Phillips recorded his time on Wednes- Dorothy B. ,.._ da l.oen Insurance Corp. All Mi's. ~':g~ush. e orne ' and Mrs. Olarles Allison. ' day. sPrings 8ub::s..iiJ!,~ Rock NEW1972 ccounts Insured up to ,000.00. ~artha Childs, devotional ·~, Archie E. Lee, Jme P. Lee to 1 By Mrs. Herbert Rousb ch8!fll1an, chose for her sub. if I 'V'f 'f John R. Blaker, Susan 0. Miss Karen W'mes of Racine ject, "Love," with reading from "'-"'" ~ Blaker, .51 Afre, Syl~. spent Friday afternoon with her "Apples of Gold," a poem by V:. Clay Tulde, Gaieva Tutde aunt, Miss Ada Rowe. R·.n.!W'L toR.H.RawllnpSGnsCo.,Lot, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wells, Helen Steiner Rice, "On the Wings of a Prayer," and l l j W.t f(. Middleport. Mandy and Amy, visited Mrs. completed the devotions with a Bernard Adams, Ida Adams Jessie Parsons, George and paper on the love of Joseph for to Michael Corrado, Gail A. Roger, at Ashland, Ohio. his brothers in spite of inhwnan A bolDlllful poUuck picnic was read by Mn. Hugh Bearbs. Two Corrado, aus ~ Bulfad. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp and treatment. She also read a enjoyed recently by the applications for membership W'!lliam T. Sle!IID, Martha sons are enjoying a vacation in letter from Mrs. Kennan W1se Women's Aulliary of Veterans were read by Erma Smith, W.Sbeltoo toCllarles McNidle, Virginia. Automatic who is spending the summer in Memorial Hospital at lhe Rt. 33 director, for Mrs. Arthur Combs Kathleen McN'dle, 1011 Ide Fine-Tuning Control Mr. and Mn. Larry Grimm of Michigan. roadside park. Table grace was and Mrs. Ullian Triplett. Lot m, .30 Afre, Letart.. Columbus called on Mrs. Kate The sick report included given by. Mra. George White. It was reported that lhe Robert C. Hartenbach, Rowe and Ada Saturday Genevieve Farmer, Minerva Following the dinner a sliort Candystripers need new Sheriff, Helen M. Riggs etal to Au1omatic evening. Tint Guard Control Childers, Frances Roush, Mrs.. business meeUng was In charge !JIOOlbers. For Information, call Helen M. Riggs, 49.74 Am!s, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roush Paul Scott, Homer Rice, Leo of the president, Mrs. Alex Mrs. Donald .Diener, 993-38'1'1. · Salem. · and son, Tommy, of Winfield, Olilda and Ray Darst. Wheeler,, with prayer given by The executive committee will Belen M. Riggs to FraDtlin W.Va., called on Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Swett and Mrs. Bertha Parker. Mrs. Thomas be hostesses for the September Real Estate, 11.69 Acres, Video Gulrd ' Russell Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lallance were named Mankin read the minutes of the meeting. Mrs. Harold Sauer will Salem. Tuning Syllem Roy Pearson Saturday. C<H:hairmen of a new project, last meeUng. have the program. Mrs. JoAnn William G. Abels, Betty J. Misses Sharon and Cindy Missionary Layettes for Young Mrs. Wheeler thanked all the Clark, a member, is a patient in Abels to Lowell Greer, Mary Roush visited Wednesday thru Mothers in Africa. members who helped at the the hospital. Greer, Pareel, !""anon Monday with their sister, Mr. It was reported that Nina open house of the new wing of The auxiliary has purch•sed Harold K. German, Nevi V. and Mrs. Dana Lewis at Clifton, Bland had presented the group the hospital. an examining table for lhe German to Austin Bukey, W. Va. with an electric sewing It was decided to hold a emergency room. F.sther Sukey, Parcels, Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush machine. Two long-time money rummage sale, the dste and Robert V. King, Ullian B. and children, Sharon, Cindy, making .prqjects of the p~ce lo be announced. RwnRE'i'uRN HOME King 1o Bernard V. Fultz, David and Edward, called organizatiOn are rug making nuige is now being collected. SYRACUSE _ Mrs. F.still Parcels, IWtJand.Salisbmy. Saturday night on Mr. and Mrs. and the sale of mattress spray. Everyone willlng to donate' is Moore, Mrs. J. c. Ferrell and Bernard V. Fultz, Betty J. Carroll White and Iosee the new ZENITH I The quality goes In b6rore the name f10Q ~ Mrs. Roush served refresh- asked to phone one of the Mrs. DUford Fer.rell returned Fultz to Robert V. King, Lillian baby, Kevin Jay. ments to 10 members. following committee members, Wednesday from several days' B. King, Parcels, Fweot. Miss Wilda Lawson spent a Major League Resulfs Mrs. George White, Rutland, visit with Mrs. Ferrell's week with her brother, Mr. and 742-5304; Mrs. Eslie. Mossman, daughter, Mrs. Lou Walker in Mrs. Harold Lawson and son at !Game c.lled after I innings Pomeroy 99U366; Mrs. -Arnold Flint, Mich. rain). Letart, W. Va. Open Fri. & Sat. Nights Chicago 000 040 »-- 7 9 o Hayes, Middleport 99!-2577; Guests Saturday of Mr. and Balfimore · Mrs. Ray Pickens Sr., CIHton Scotts TURf BUILDER. Middleport, 992-2635 BOND SAlJ!S NOTED VISIT GRANDPARENTS Mra. Herbert Sayre were Mr. 020 401 01- 8 13 0 773-5623; Mrs. Cecil Smith, We recommend it over Horlen, Romo (5), Johson (7) RACINE - ·Joy Ann and July 1m sales II Series E lo H and Mrs. Milo Richards and Mason, Mrs. James .Daniels, and Herrmann, Egan (7); all other fertilizers for sons of Michigan, Mn. Buck Palmer, Jackson (61. Hall (7) Middleport ~. or Mrs. Kevin Spaun are visiting !heir United States Savings Bouds in your fall feeding. Why? Rogers of Columbus, Mr. and and Elchebarren. WP-Hall Harold Massar, Tuppers Plains grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ohio were $2111.2 million. The Mrs. Norman Styer of Water- (6-6) LP-Johnson (7-8). HR 667-3401. There. will be pick-up Rex Carlyle and family in state attained 61.7 pet. of its Because Turf Btiilder is Columbus while their mother is annual sales quota July 31 with ford and Mr. Paul Sayre and -Williams (7th) . the prolonged release service. sales totaling $19!1.1 mmion lor in the hosPital. daughter of Columbus. Washington The nominating report was fertilizer. It releases its the first seven 01011tbs. Sales of 101 010 oos-- 8 12 o Mi-s. Bertha Robinson acnutrients only as the $13,113 for the month of July companied her sister, Mr. and California000 000 1211--- 3 8 0 - - - - - - - - - - JETS GET SVIHUS grass needs them. So Mrs. Rufus Coe, to Columbus Bosman, Rlddleberger (7), F HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (UPI)- were reported by Theolb e T. .D.R. HENDRIX BORN Bob Svihus, an offensive tackle, Reed, Jr., Meigs County there's no spindly surge Sunday to spend a week with Pina (7}, Lindblad (7), Cox (9) Casanova; Murphy, Queen SYRACUSE -'- Mr. and Mrs. Thursda uired b the Volunteer Savings Bonds her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill and growth to cause extra (7) , Fisher (9), LaRoche (9), Franklin (Pete) Hendrix are Y was acq Y Mitchell. and Slephenson, Mr1ses (8). New York Jets · from the chainnan. The COW!Iy adlieved mowing. Instead, Turf Danny Sayre of Columbus, WP-Lindblad (6-~ ) . LP-Fisher announclngthebirthofanBib.l Oakland Raiders in exchange ~.3 pet. of its yarly sales goal Builder makes your the end of July. oz. son, Franklin Delano for a future draft choice. Loren, Curl and Vance (9·5) . HR-Reynolds (2) . lawn grow thicker, Roosevelt HendriJ:, Jr., hom · · Richards of Michigan spent the NaHonal League August 5, at the Holzer Medical greener and sturdier No Games Sclteduled weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Center .. Paternal grandparents this fall and next spring Herbert Sayre and attended the Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow are CANADIENS SIGN Z Hayman reunion Saturday. too. Hendrix, Milwaukee, Wis., MONTREAL (UPI) - Pierre Mr. and Mrs. Milo Richard of 70 GMC ~Ton Pitk!IP $3,195 maternal grandmother, Mrs. Michigan spent the weekend Bouchard, a defenseman and Sadie • 5,000 sq ft 5.45 F.,... wheel drive, low mileage. 4 sp. trans. One local Smith, Hartford, Larry Plaeu, a forward, owner. · with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ours. W. Va., great - grandmother, I 0,000 sq ft 9.95 Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Russell Thursday signed their 1971 Mrs. Lela Hendrix, Sy$2,295 69 Chevrolet V8 Station Wagon 15,000sqft 13.95 ot Pomeroy spent Tuesday contracts with the Montreal racuse. They have a daugh':$)7 cu. in. V8 engine. Like new condlfion. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Canadiens of the National ter, Barbara Jean, age 7. MilS Hockey League. Russell Roush. 69 Ford Falcon 2 Or. Sedan Sl,595 ' Stop in and Ray· RillS fer a rMI Mr. andMrs. Bob Lawson and , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6 cyf. s1d. shift, low mileage. dial at ttMir new •• at 0 dar. family were Smdsy guests of $1,595 68 Dodge V8 Super "B" .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson. 2 Dr. hardtop. auto. trans. Extra nice . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and .C. T.ofutart, W.Va., were 67 Buick Riviera V8 2 Or. $2,195 -SPEC~ Friday guests of the Lawsons. Hardtop. fadory air condlfion. Buick's finest. One local Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, 67 Pontiac GT02 Dr. Hard Top $1 395 Edward and David called Montego MX, hardtop. coupe. radio, P.S., His-Hers s_hil1, aufomaflc and std. Shows good car: Saturday night on Mrs. Edna auto. trans. Clean. Roush at Racine. leslie Roberts 66 Buick ~8 Wildcaf2 Or. Hard Top $l,l95 . visited recently with Mrs. m -2164 :~ hke new finish, beautiful all vinyl custom InW. Moin St. Pomeroy Gladys Shields and Mrs. Roush ~-, V-8, auto. trans., radio, P.S. THE STORE WITH at Racine. 66 Rambler Station Wagon $795 "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Sayre of ; 6 cyf. S'-s good care. · For Pets - Stables - Large .,~295 and Small Animals. lawns - Syracuse called Sunday on Mr. . 66 Plymouth V8 Fury 2 Or. Radio, P.S. $1,095 and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. Gardens. 69 CltMie Malilu 2 air Hardtop, an excepflonal car in every way. LOANS an......... u . - . . .. Pr rly ope Trans.ers r. Lo I w;omen , C' Keets Miss Ri;er M~kes Report Wghligbdng the meeting of Mrs. Franklin Rjzer, Mrs. Joe Others attendin8 the emthe · Aulllary II Feeney Tur.ner .and Mrs. Pauline An- venllon wefl! Mrs. .Clall' Might 8 welt Pol!t l2lj American dersoo.ThemeetlngOI)enedin andDellaStahL JAc1C111 Wedf>eeday~ was . ritualistic fotm by Mrs. Della · A letter from lhe hospital a report given by llilisa RIRr, Stabi. · htor at Cincinnati for 33 tlepte to HucUyt Girls ~te Mrs. Amanda ·Murray was IDwel bibs was read, as. was a ~wbo was elected state reported a 'llurglcal patient at note of appreciation from Paul freiulnr, me oUhe six highest ·Pleasant Valley hospital and Casci, . Midclio1Jtrl postmaster, clfLts, • Acel Searls, a surgiCaf patient for the Auxiliary's contribution Four new rnemhen were at Holzer Hospital. tothesuccessofitsrecentopen welcuned: Mrs~ Gene Bass, Sjmpathy cards re- house. · •-llf!il!I!I!!!JI!!·-!I!.."!Ii··ll!··~ ported sent to . the families of A .. donation was voted for · .. · 1 ' Jacob Turnl!r, Sam Clark, the depaitmeoi president1s gift Rodney n.,;.., ••, Carl l !.l l e n - for her ' - - - ' e n at Ashland. ~"-'6 '""""".........,; bach and Harry. Kaulf. . J, gift of money was .nv..en Mrs, •. u- Albert . , .,... . &lush reported Kessinger, Eigh~"' District J'ie • CRO.W'S · on w,. unit's recent~ of president wbo will fly to tile Red cross blroJmob!le. Houston, Tex.as tocjay to attend . Hous.E • ·MIDII.EPORT i:': &::~o~ '- STEAtl • .... .....,'a .Home of the Fabulous Mrs. Cbarles Kessinger reported on the cmvention in Cleveland in July, . and Mrs. . ,Golds Mourning, wbo aftMvled a pre-<:onvention meeUng in Cleveland, reported' on the c~anges made in veterans' affairs and that gifts are n ecled at Veleran$ hospitals · ~------- LOS£ UG(Y FAT can start •tosl!l!l weight A Fairview News Notes Stone, A tary S A nnua/ R,l"ntc, Uefd at Rt. 33 You hxlay. MONADEX ols a tiny tablet and easy ' to take. MONADEX will help curb your desire for exco!SS food. Eat less • BIG FAMII.~SIZE 18 Feed a hungry lawn JU table model •lTG ~ this Fall! o ••, -•m i. weigh 1 SANDWICH Order By Phone And Tdke Em HOine 992-5.(32 ~ .,_.._ less . Contains no dangerous drugs and will not make you .nervous. No strenuous exercise. Change · your_ life ... start today. MOIIADEX costs $3.00 for a 20 I 'day supply. Lose ugly fat or your money will be refunded With no questions asked. MONADEX is sold wilh this • guarantee by: Swisher & Lllhse Drugs. m E. Moin St. & Dutton Drug Store . Middleport. Mail Orden Filled. ' PERMANENT SPECIAL THRUAUGUST •15~L, •.~-12 50 •12~.,,~1000 ~ Sal ll,y. ,. 's .Beautu, 'J.· . on I !69 N, Secondf.'ve. : PHONE 992•2725 1 _ 1._1._1""'1 Once they've teamed to teU time, they deserve a rea/ watch. Caravelle by Bulova. Caravella's "Si ude nt" is a greal first watch for boy or gi rl. It has a precisiQ!'I jeweled movement. Unbrettlable mainspring. Full SAVE END Of· SUMMER numeral dial. A you~..sized strap. It's a watch a kid can read . And can't overwind. A very grown-up watch at a youngster pri ce. . LIONS CLUB, HOLE IN ONE : TOURNAMENT, AUG. 23-2B .5 P.M. to 9 P.M., Meigs Co. Fairgrounds AND TRUCKS CII01£ -· '69 QiEVROLET, 4 DR·,,. ..... ., .. ., '1695 '67 DODGE atARGER ,.,.,..,.,, . Dr., 68 Olds 88 Ill. Sedan, air '2495 '68 QiEV. IMPAlA.,.,.,,,.,..,,.., '1495 '2i95 Convertible, auto. trans., P.S., color rei. 66 Buick Special VB 4 Or. Sedan Dte of the sharpest '66 anywhere. '66 OlDS STATION WAGON.,,.,,, 9.15 65 Buick LeSabre 2 67 Ford FR-500 2 Dr. H.T. air•••, .........11495 9 Passenger, radio, P.S. Hardfop. one careful local owner. · 67 Cltewelle Malibu 2 Dr, H.L ...... , . .,.11595 '65 OORVAIR •.••..••..•••••••••.. ~ •••..•• 1595 67 Chnele 2 Door Hadtup_, .• ., .... ,.,,!l595 67Pontial Catafina 4 Dr. Sedan, air 1595 66 Chevrolet eonv., v.a, ~til--. ----,. , ., '895 1 65 Buick Wildcat Custom V8 4 Or .• auto. trans., radio. '68 OOMET H.T.... ;... , ......, ..,.. '1295 6 Cvl .. auto. trans. • Dr. sedan, runs swell. '66 BUICK RIVERIA ,,. ... ,,.... ,.. '1695 64 Ford VB~ Or. Hard Top, '64. aJM El'.......•..•...•.••....... ~ ~ ... 1595 $1,095 $795 S1 095 Convertible coupe, factory air contlltloning, four new' w-sw lire$, bucket seals and full console. Sharp. 65 Pontiac Ventura V82 Or. Hardtop, extra nice Inside and OUI. 65 Pontiac Catalina Elec. ·windows. air condition. 66 Buick le Sabre 4 Door, air,.., •• ,,, 11295 Or. Hard Top va Hard lop on rough side but runs $795 $395 Ne '"inimv•deposil reqolred. $595 Extra sharp lor model. 63 Olds. Super 88 2 ·Dr. Karr & Van Zandt You'll Like Our Quality Way of Dolna Business" 992-5342 GMAC. FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Until8: oo-Til 5 P.M. Sat. 12 Ton pickup truck. 1 RIGGS BROS. INC. 985-4100 Located an S. Rt. 7 Olester, 0- /ebration Miss Frances Roush is a medical patient at Holzer hospital. Her room number is 361. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heighton of Columbus and Miss Seren Lewis of Cincinnati bave returned to their respective homes after a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mra. W!lliam E. Lewis. Mr.andMr.i. Curtis Kelly and family of Midland, Micb. and Mr. and Mr.i. Jack Kelly of Colwnbus have returned to their respective homes after a · ·t ·th Mr and Mrs M K: : . WI good. . See Ceward Calvert or Freel Blaettnar _. BLAEnNARS _ BUICI< . PONTIAC GMC TdCKS · liB Y~ars of Continuous Business PHONE 992 21~· POMEROY, OHIO • ' • • Ji ·den • M Fr. (Iormer ary ances IVI of Rutland) of Deland, Fla. were rec:.:nt guests of Mrs. James JiVIden. . _Capt. Peter ~ · Klem and 5011 Richard of Ar~gton, Va. spent several days WI~ Mr. and Mrs. ~- P. Klem. Richard was a dinner guest of Bruce Reed of Pcmeroy. . Mrs. John Brown, Debbie, her aunt, Mrs. Harold Long,, and Mr. and Mrs. John FuiiZ. Mrs. Amanda Murray is a surgical patient at Pleasant Valley hospital. Her room number is 163. Mr. and Mra. Michael Erwin, ~t. Kevin and 'Melissa of Morgantown, W. Va. stopped enroute bcme for a shon visit with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Chesler Erwin. The Michael Erwins had spent a week at Lake Abna during wblcb time Mr. and Mra. Don Erwin and Amy joined them for several days. ' Spending Smday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Grueser, Grant Street, ' were Mr. and Mr:s. Don Grueser of Columbus who came to belp celebrate lhe joint birthdays of Mr. Grueser and Debbie Grueser Gerlach. Oth~rs )11 s nt were Mrs. Theodore ~ and Mike Gel'lach. Mr.i. Mabel Walburn and Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips, daughle'll a.;sty and Vicky of Rluman have reba'ued fnm a 2-HOUR Meigs County $150 MANY MORE • ~. and Mrs John Smith I . Auto. trans., good shape. '66 QiEVU.ET... ....•.•• •.•.•......•• . '995 R I Seene 0}{ Ce Scott and David of Columbus returned home after sevi iiii::iiiiil::::::::; era! days visit with USED CARS CAR BUYS ln ur;.,..,.; .-. .I,..tU rr H;,.....,...... 6 11 Soc't'al Calendar Members of Iirew Webster Unit 39 Auxiliary, American Legion and Juniors, gave a party Wednesday afternoon at lhe Pomeroy Bowling wes honoring Mra. Guy Ginther and daughter, Tammy, who are moving to Olarleslon, w. V.a. Bowling was ihe main recreation of the afternoon and pop and potato chips were served, with cake and coffee served to the adults by Mrs. Roy Reu if ter. A g t was presented Mrs G · th · wn er and the Juniors presented Tammy with a going •FRIDAY MIDDLEPORTW.C.T.U. will . hold its annual picnic Friday at 6 p.m. at Legion Park, Mill Street. In event of rain at the Baptist Church ~men I. PAST MATRON of Evangeline Chapter meeUng ' Friday 7:30 pm. at Middleport Masonic Temple. Five SO year mem bers w1'II be honore d . Everyone urged to attend. SQUARE DANCE Friday at Rutland High School gym, 8:30 p. m., sponsored by Rutland ~Department. Proceeds will ..away present. Mrs. Guinther is be used towards the purchase of a new fire truck . · past president of Unit 39 and ~ammy is secretary of the Juniors. A get-weD card was prepared lor Maureen Hennesy; a patient at Veterans Memorial hospital. Present were Mrs. Frankie Runnel and Artie, Mrs. Peggy Harris, Debby and Brenda, Mra. lsabe!CouchandJennifer, Mrs. Grace Pratt and Pam Powers, Mrs. Marge Reuter and Cherie Mrs. Gemma Casci and Ida, Neacil Carsey, Dianne and Jackie, Kathy Werry, Julie FreEman, Melanie Burt, Veda Davis, and Cheryl Lehew. Also attending were Mrs. -Ruth Thornton and granddaughters, Rosemary Kelly of Miami Fia Francine and Sharon Reitman 'or Amhar Pa. ' Mrs. WEEKENDING HERE dR f Mr · and Mrs. Leonar . uss 0 Cleveland ~e spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meinbart and Miss Irma Smith Pomero ' y. SINGERS COlliNG The Gospel M Jtent, cas, a singing group from Ohio, will be featured IOCIII al tbe Pomeroy Nazarene Olurcb, comer of Union and MulbaTy MONDAY Aves. Thetimeanddatewillbe ANNUAL MEETING of the announced later. Meigs County Unit of the · - - - - - - - -. . American Cancer Society Monday at 7:30 p.m . ai Columbus and Southern Ohio For AI Or• ·mns Eleclrio Company meeting . flo a a: s room. We- Win Evorywltere . l'AHENTS OF Kindergarten students of Southern Local School District to meet Monday betWeen 9 and II a. m. in the kindergarten room. Children Porn- Flow Shop --~ er are n.ot to report at this time. Classes will begin Tuesday. BuHernut Ave., Pomeroy Mrs. Millard V•n Met..- FLOWERS --- ... 992-2039 ·--------....;========:: SATURDAY SQUARE DANCE Saturdsy at the Racine American Legion Hall 9 p.m. to 12 midnight featuring Olive Weber at the piano. Benefit of the U.S.O. BACK TO SCHOOL dance Saturday Pomeroy Tennis Court 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Jays wiD emcee. 75c per person. MOTOROLA. ICE CREAM to be sold by the . quart Saturday from 11o 4 p. m. at the Bashan Fire House sponsored by the Ladie! Auxiliary of the Fire Department. MEIGS 4-H Pleasure Riders picnic Saturday 1 p.m. Royal Oak Park. SUNDAY MIDDLEPORT CUB Scout Troop 245 wiener roast and party Sunday from 6to 9 pm. at Middleport Municipal Park. Each scout must be accompanied by at least one parent. SUNDAY SCHOOL at Racine Wesleyan United Methodist Church at II a.m. instead of 10 a.m . due to communion services. Thteables smart, distinctive styling RETURNED HOME Mr. and .Mrs. G. B. Jones, Mra. Janice Bolyn and son, James, of Charleston, S.C. have returned home following a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. VISITS COUSIN Richard Moyer and daughters. SYRACUSE - Mrs. W'!lma Mr. : and Mrs. Jones are Mrs. Brady of Frostproof, Fla. has been the guest of her cousin, westey Gillitan, of Racine. Miss Marcia Karr, the past week. While here they visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Frasier and family of Gallipolis and vacation in 'l'reasure Island, Mj. imd Mrs. L. R. Wiley spent a day in Athens with Mrs. Florida. They toured many w~ visitors of Annie and Clyde Anna Williams and Miss Marian .Coe. Miss Williams is ninety places of interest including Wiley at Athens. Cypress Gardens and the Mrs. Bettie Gladwell has years old, very active in church Ringling mansion. · reulmed .to Columtius after work and cooked and served a Mr. and Mra. Randy Van' sev~al days visit with her delicious luncheon to her Meter returned Thursday from parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert guests. Miss Coe took them on a tour of Athens to show the large a week's vacation in Gat- Becker and family. Uensburg, Tenn. Mr. tuld~Mrs. Charles Searls new buildings. Mrs. Audrey Frost was ac- have returned from a 2,900 mile companied to Holzer hospital · vacation.trip through the south. Wednesday by Mrs. Mabel They visited her mother, Mrs. Walburn for a check-up. Lola Hamilton and brothers, Mr d MrS L R W'!l and James and Turner Giddens in Mr Mrs · ~ 'd of Bessemer, Ala., and friends in · an ' VI Y Mobile and Florida. Ravenswood were recent visitors at Glenview State Park in West Vlrginia. Mrs. Stanley E. Potter, Kyle, VISITING PAltEN'ni Eric and Lynn of Encino, Calif. SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. are here on a two weeks' visit Howard K. Parker and Howard with her plll"!!Dts, Mr. and Mrs. K., Jr. of Morgan.aty, La. are Charles McElhinny. Mrs. spending two weeks with his Potter was the former Patricia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McElhinny. Parker and her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Burdette and son Viola Edwards of Pomeroy and OJarles of 'Leon were recent other relatives. On their returb visitors. with Mrs. Minerva !hey will move to New Orleans . Oillders, MrS. Guy Reynolds, where Mr. Parker has been and Mrs N'ma Bland transferred with Texaco Co. Moyft-'s; ~nts. 14' CADETll PORTABLE TV picture muaurtd <H•fiD•-'Iy; 700 oq. ln. makes the hourS go by a lot nicer Middleport Personal lvf.~ntion o. MODERN SUPPLY C'l-mSeS R''tanned A Chr~tlao Workers Acadany will offer cl• Sept. 15 at 7 p.m. at. the Bradbury Church ~ ~ located next to !he radio station. All wbo desire lo become a better witness as well as a better christian, regardless of church '00 f<' · "' affiliation, are invited. Classes will be of .a historical 'J and philosophical nature, rathe~ than den~mination~J. J. R., Robin, and Julie, ages 2, Matertal ~ will ~ 7 and 10 respectively, children ,that the scnptures are mspired of Mr. and Mra. ~dd Kit- by ~. . chen, cel~ted ~birthdays Topics lo be.explored will be by entertaining friends at the · on how, when and wbere the Middleport. ~wimming pool Bible_ originated, bow to study Tuesday evenmg. the Bible, arts and crafts, world After swimming, games were religion, and christian played and refreshments of hot denominati~. dogs, potato chjps and pop were Those wishing to attend may served. Guests were Chris register any timeDonalions to Burdette, Tommy Ferguson, cover .the cost of materials will Sheila Powell, Tracy Pope, be accepted. Those interested Libby Walkins, Willie Halfhill , who desinnnore Information Todd Kitcllen call Bill J tte Tina """~ ..,.....~. . _ • may or eanne J.a~l ~,DaVId _Walkins, Carter at 9!1'],.'11&9. Carm Bailey, Tom Pope , Kimberly Payne, Beverly SECOND SON BORN Hoffman, JobD stewart, T"":J RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Gardner, Dean Spencer, Julie Charles ( Duke) Spaun of Byer, Joy ~ver. ~0 McKin- Racine announce the birth of ney, Debb1e . Davis, Tracy their second son, Michael Todd, Burdette, Kellie Burdette, and 6 lb. 8 oz. on August 17. Their Mrs. Cherole I;lurdette. other children are Joy Ann, 3, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. and Kevin, 22 months. GrandP. Bradbury, Mr. and Mrs. parentsareMr.andMrs.Junior Charles Kitchen and Mrs. Judy Spaun; great-grandparent, ~Ap~po;intrmienitiHort~Ne~ceis~sa~rry:·:·:6:o:P:E:R:A:T:o:R:s; Spencer. INGELS FURNITURE . ·'68 MERCURY-------- '1595 the National American Legion and Amiliary's CUJvention, for 10 days. The charter was draped for Mrs. Sam Clart. Due to inclement weather their picnic was held at the ball instead of the Legion park · PARTY AT POOL IIIDDLEPOBT - Cab &e.t lnetl Ill, tloelr ' "'•• Mil h R' will llaft a wim r lWil llllli l1llmrUic p!ll1y {w r pawlllillc) Sawday at llle WM!pid owtm•kJ pill rr.. I C. 1 p.m. All IIHIIII mat . be atWDJ hI by at leu& pareat, a!Uo•acll all the larallyllllllvlled.Eadlhmily Is ukec!C. t.n1s11 11te1r •n wleaen. Ia case of Ia-•t acwell ••"I lite affair , will be pi tp ~~ Party ~Given Guzn ' thers E ATHENS COUNTY . S VINOS • LOAN CO. W. CLEANING Branch srcJ.o ST. ~OY, OHIO •$76l' {Upon .....) ·ROBINSON'S ,11 f:!JMERS 1'111Mfft5al .· This penanal bas 1 screen size 1>19 lofeoble -.gil tor the · whole family to enjoy . Private Ustenlng Earphoroe included. Bu1ff.fn carry handle. Handle lm~d Plasflc cabinet wilh Walnut groin finish. u~u wide. . 15\oi'" w:! ·a:; ®PJI'Of8X · · · ••••••••••-••-•••• AS•;.,;,.,,,, high. 11'10" deep. WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDOLEPORT, 0. PYROFAX GIVES YOU'" gas SERVICE JOU can COUld·~ .- :.--. ......... SAVE . ),{.,.-, ON EARLY <\~~~ PURCHASE You lllld? 5Ct~OtMI or 71J,fNJ(J RTIJ ( HEATING UNITS VENTED TO YOUR CHIMNEY SUGAR RUN Mll.L:> SP~CIAl HIS Bull AMer llouselrap • • . • •• lhat's Our LOWE BROS. PAINTS HOUSE PAINTS ROOF PAINTS F'IIRE ROOF COATING . ~ Bros. ~lnl$ ~ will 1J I I DISCOUNT · .....,... poolwc:llon- IE SET 111.1 TAM! AT. CIIAIIE WITH PACKAGE DEAL er vAlue for your - buildings. Ge4 ~----· UNTIL AUG. 31. 1971 CITY'·ICE & MILLS "Service For Over 100 Years" 110 Mlllllerrr 992-2115 Pomeroy s, 10or L"!!'l a .. lfDit 111 ene eo..~at • I 675-2460 PT. PLEASANT, W, VA, CO. Phone 992·5116 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO �' 1-1'-IJ.IIJ' "Nl WFT al-l" e., f- '1'111 IJ.iiJ' "•],MI""' W'GmriO), 0., Aq. 2'/,lt'll_ Kelly Meriting Raves HOSPITAL NEWS Orr, Hockey Star, Beat Nixon Freeze Holler Med!Cfl Center, FirJt . Ave. and Cedar Sl. Ger~e~al viaiUng_houri ~ and 7-& p.m. BOSTON {UPl) 8 ..., On- W.11JD A!Jemo. Jr, ~ 111e ~ drt"lllnoe bre *g Urough ,.mpolgo IJDt bave beellln 111e HIRAM, Ohio {UPI)- Cleve- Leroy Kelly is "as fine a run- portunilles to carry the (ootball. Maternity viaiUng hours 2:30 to IIPI*eDtly uted r111p •GIIId Bnilas Ud (liT 1111111e It 11!17 11e ~71 NatiCIIIal Hocll:ey playafts kir tbe Jut fa r-n. lud CoaCh Nick t-.. ~ch said ning back. as he's evet been." There is nothlhg wrong with 4-30 ....._ em~ ~'4'tC lim 1.-pe - ' .... -'-·, to c.... .,,_pee _._,ft« ............ · · . p.m . · Parents only · on pt t~' l t Niloa'l· ltday wqe- dim' ..., ..~.. tbelr lint SlaaJey OIP · - - . he is coovinced that Backfield coach Sonny Keys , Leroy, though. Pediatrics Ward. . Jft:e tree. by apl"' a f1w- tbe NeW B 'v rupr's befcn.lloalnel in 1be Slan1ey clwnplbblp In 2t reuB Cll echoed the praise. "1 have a hunch he's going , lllrtlol ,..- 1111eenW!twitb tlleBclltCII Jicl-t pUipllja w beeD Cap playafts. He added he and On-'s ovatlneag_. aphwt St. "I don't thlnt that he's lost to have a very fine season," Mr. ~ Mrs. Ollrlea Van . llndaa Jut Fellnary. creed .- ud s1p 1 a 11111 t.!ll!m!!tes were eager to Louis In 1110. even a step of Ilia speed."' said said Keys. "Watch the fllmscof Meter, Middleport, a daughter; 'l'bellrullllsaid'l'bunldayOn- _ . . ap. 111e w 1 J111ce make up lor the diamat ~--~~~~~~ Skorich. the prHeason games and you'll Mr. and Mn. Robert Roush, bad lligaed the long-term a.. IDak tffa:t Ac- 15. rt wq. Skorich and Keys were asked see him getUng four and live Clifton, a daughter and Mr. and llllft!IIIEit u 1001111Je qo IJDI "'llle put lhe ,_,. !aft WbaiOIT jciDed the team five about a play In the loss to Dal- yards out of plays where most Mrs. Roger French, Oak mn, ae-e bad been no been ftw If 11e arateat ,.rs 1 ... ~ the BruiDs were a las last week when Kelly was backs would make one or two." Rt 3, a daughter, men I beca- IIns "a priVIIIe 11 my li(e llld 1 jlllt 11q1e 111e ncllg crew 11 tallmders. .They pulled down from beltb\d by The Browns meet the Ollcago Dlldlarla matter" and "scme minor nat lift are • pat," Orr RnleHd last cming hi! first l.!ark Washington after taking a Bears Saturday and Skorich Mrs. ~ Ashworth, Mrs. ma!fln" bad to be aettled. , said. ''I'm ftiy....., 'llitb lbe · short pass and t\11'1\ing lt Into a said he wOuld use Dave Jones Oscat lljlird, Frank Bell, Mrs. Tile contract Jrll8 said to ~ CCJDiract." . -------~~ 29 yard gain. to replace the Injured Gary Col- Warner Cox and . son, Mrs. wlrlh $1 miDicm, lilt Bruios' · ADd .iter 11M! llllllnct e.lntern..ti-1 League . "Paul Dixon, Clarence .... ·said tile A~· ni. ? ""o -"' .Orr. By United Standiii9S · ooc1 bl Staroba put a pretty liDs at wide receiver. . · James Mr R f B Ell Eden, aftt"' ......, ur;w~ "- rs" -. Pms lnttrnationa. s. u us . cessor, "mi•J-.di~~g." . "It'a:too fir a«:". . · · w. t.. Pet. GBl g, .· ock on Washington, but "Dave has tbe uperience," he got up .and made the said Skorich. "That's why I Stanley W. Ewing, Kllthy However both President Tbe ' sllt-tpokeli pride 11 Roches1er 80 53 .602 taclde," saldSkorich. "I thought want him In there. He is big · F'oster, VIrgil Gallagher, · ' Plrry Smal, Onl, Slid be alii! Tldewaler 75 58 .56-1 5 Leroy's only chance was to cut enough and probably has the Donald GeWes, Mra. Gregory lis .. bad "lUella.- ~=· ~:; :~ 1 ~'12 back across the field. There finest hands on the squad." Gooderham and daughter, Clay WARRIORS' SCIIEDULE Richmond 68 65 .511 12 was a lot of pursuit coming " H he just had a liWe more Halley, Mrs. Olarles Hampton OAKLAND (UPI)-The GolLouisville 66 67 .<196 14 THUMB INDEX from that direction. I think Kel- speed he'd be battling for a and son, T. R. Hayes, Uclta den State ~arri~ of the Meigs ~~peg ~ ~ :~~ ~'h ly got as much as possible out regular starting job," said SkDr- Hysell, Ttoy Jolmson, Mrs. National Basketball Association Thurs&ly's Results of that play." ich. "Jones is a tough football Gladys Laird, Mrs. John will play a mlnimum of 35 Ttdewaler ~ Rochester o 3 Keys said Kelly is "as fast player, too. He does a strong McGinness and daughter, Mrs. games at the Oakland ColiseJBD and as quick as 'ever. job for us on the teams." Olarles Meadows, Mrs. Froud for the next five years, It was L::•':•v:i!:le~9~W=in: .n:lpeg:4:..._~~~~~~;~~:: "Defemes forced us to make · Mercer,Mrs.GeorgeMlller-and annpuncedThursday. some changes last season and son, Michael Mcrr-. Mrs. Mllgs County Br•nch of The cut off s0me of hi! S(ieciallies," ryfl S Inez Randolph, Mrs. Ethel AL UNSER EQUAJ.S .RECORD Aflloins County S.vings &. said Keys. "Also he has a Sayre; Mrs. William Shondel, ONTARIO, Calif. (UPI)-AI Richard c. Rollrod, Margaret LNn Co. 2H Second st. mighty fine rlllllling mate in Bo 7 ~s lflo ll Joseph Scott This KJ.J, V F Straight, M Mrs.V Mary . Unser Thursday equalled lhe E. Follrod to Jack W. carsey, Pomeroy, Ohio . has meant less opan ossen, rs. anme last time set by his lrother Neacil E. Carsey, Lot ff, Vaughan , Mrs. Juanita Bobby, .of 180.977 miles pe; P~oy. Member Federal Home Loan The Loyal Women's Class, Bob Bank. Middleport Olurch of Christ, Waggoer • by Watson, Okey hour while practicing for the Frederick B. Goeglrin Joan . mel in regular session 1burs- Longfellow, Mrs.. Ha_r~ld Sept. 5 California 500. Bobby W. Goeglein to Roy B. Member Federal Savings & . t th h of Pancake, Mrs. Ceci! Phillips recorded his time on Wednes- Dorothy B. ,.._ da l.oen Insurance Corp. All Mi's. ~':g~ush. e orne ' and Mrs. Olarles Allison. ' day. sPrings 8ub::s..iiJ!,~ Rock NEW1972 ccounts Insured up to ,000.00. ~artha Childs, devotional ·~, Archie E. Lee, Jme P. Lee to 1 By Mrs. Herbert Rousb ch8!fll1an, chose for her sub. if I 'V'f 'f John R. Blaker, Susan 0. Miss Karen W'mes of Racine ject, "Love," with reading from "'-"'" ~ Blaker, .51 Afre, Syl~. spent Friday afternoon with her "Apples of Gold," a poem by V:. Clay Tulde, Gaieva Tutde aunt, Miss Ada Rowe. R·.n.!W'L toR.H.RawllnpSGnsCo.,Lot, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wells, Helen Steiner Rice, "On the Wings of a Prayer," and l l j W.t f(. Middleport. Mandy and Amy, visited Mrs. completed the devotions with a Bernard Adams, Ida Adams Jessie Parsons, George and paper on the love of Joseph for to Michael Corrado, Gail A. Roger, at Ashland, Ohio. his brothers in spite of inhwnan A bolDlllful poUuck picnic was read by Mn. Hugh Bearbs. Two Corrado, aus ~ Bulfad. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp and treatment. She also read a enjoyed recently by the applications for membership W'!lliam T. Sle!IID, Martha sons are enjoying a vacation in letter from Mrs. Kennan W1se Women's Aulliary of Veterans were read by Erma Smith, W.Sbeltoo toCllarles McNidle, Virginia. Automatic who is spending the summer in Memorial Hospital at lhe Rt. 33 director, for Mrs. Arthur Combs Kathleen McN'dle, 1011 Ide Fine-Tuning Control Mr. and Mn. Larry Grimm of Michigan. roadside park. Table grace was and Mrs. Ullian Triplett. Lot m, .30 Afre, Letart.. Columbus called on Mrs. Kate The sick report included given by. Mra. George White. It was reported that lhe Robert C. Hartenbach, Rowe and Ada Saturday Genevieve Farmer, Minerva Following the dinner a sliort Candystripers need new Sheriff, Helen M. Riggs etal to Au1omatic evening. Tint Guard Control Childers, Frances Roush, Mrs.. business meeUng was In charge !JIOOlbers. For Information, call Helen M. Riggs, 49.74 Am!s, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Roush Paul Scott, Homer Rice, Leo of the president, Mrs. Alex Mrs. Donald .Diener, 993-38'1'1. · Salem. · and son, Tommy, of Winfield, Olilda and Ray Darst. Wheeler,, with prayer given by The executive committee will Belen M. Riggs to FraDtlin W.Va., called on Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Swett and Mrs. Bertha Parker. Mrs. Thomas be hostesses for the September Real Estate, 11.69 Acres, Video Gulrd ' Russell Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lallance were named Mankin read the minutes of the meeting. Mrs. Harold Sauer will Salem. Tuning Syllem Roy Pearson Saturday. C<H:hairmen of a new project, last meeUng. have the program. Mrs. JoAnn William G. Abels, Betty J. Misses Sharon and Cindy Missionary Layettes for Young Mrs. Wheeler thanked all the Clark, a member, is a patient in Abels to Lowell Greer, Mary Roush visited Wednesday thru Mothers in Africa. members who helped at the the hospital. Greer, Pareel, !""anon Monday with their sister, Mr. It was reported that Nina open house of the new wing of The auxiliary has purch•sed Harold K. German, Nevi V. and Mrs. Dana Lewis at Clifton, Bland had presented the group the hospital. an examining table for lhe German to Austin Bukey, W. Va. with an electric sewing It was decided to hold a emergency room. F.sther Sukey, Parcels, Olive. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush machine. Two long-time money rummage sale, the dste and Robert V. King, Ullian B. and children, Sharon, Cindy, making .prqjects of the p~ce lo be announced. RwnRE'i'uRN HOME King 1o Bernard V. Fultz, David and Edward, called organizatiOn are rug making nuige is now being collected. SYRACUSE _ Mrs. F.still Parcels, IWtJand.Salisbmy. Saturday night on Mr. and Mrs. and the sale of mattress spray. Everyone willlng to donate' is Moore, Mrs. J. c. Ferrell and Bernard V. Fultz, Betty J. Carroll White and Iosee the new ZENITH I The quality goes In b6rore the name f10Q ~ Mrs. Roush served refresh- asked to phone one of the Mrs. DUford Fer.rell returned Fultz to Robert V. King, Lillian baby, Kevin Jay. ments to 10 members. following committee members, Wednesday from several days' B. King, Parcels, Fweot. Miss Wilda Lawson spent a Major League Resulfs Mrs. George White, Rutland, visit with Mrs. Ferrell's week with her brother, Mr. and 742-5304; Mrs. Eslie. Mossman, daughter, Mrs. Lou Walker in Mrs. Harold Lawson and son at !Game c.lled after I innings Pomeroy 99U366; Mrs. -Arnold Flint, Mich. rain). Letart, W. Va. Open Fri. & Sat. Nights Chicago 000 040 »-- 7 9 o Hayes, Middleport 99!-2577; Guests Saturday of Mr. and Balfimore · Mrs. Ray Pickens Sr., CIHton Scotts TURf BUILDER. Middleport, 992-2635 BOND SAlJ!S NOTED VISIT GRANDPARENTS Mra. Herbert Sayre were Mr. 020 401 01- 8 13 0 773-5623; Mrs. Cecil Smith, We recommend it over Horlen, Romo (5), Johson (7) RACINE - ·Joy Ann and July 1m sales II Series E lo H and Mrs. Milo Richards and Mason, Mrs. James .Daniels, and Herrmann, Egan (7); all other fertilizers for sons of Michigan, Mn. Buck Palmer, Jackson (61. Hall (7) Middleport ~. or Mrs. Kevin Spaun are visiting !heir United States Savings Bouds in your fall feeding. Why? Rogers of Columbus, Mr. and and Elchebarren. WP-Hall Harold Massar, Tuppers Plains grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ohio were $2111.2 million. The Mrs. Norman Styer of Water- (6-6) LP-Johnson (7-8). HR 667-3401. There. will be pick-up Rex Carlyle and family in state attained 61.7 pet. of its Because Turf Btiilder is Columbus while their mother is annual sales quota July 31 with ford and Mr. Paul Sayre and -Williams (7th) . the prolonged release service. sales totaling $19!1.1 mmion lor in the hosPital. daughter of Columbus. Washington The nominating report was fertilizer. It releases its the first seven 01011tbs. Sales of 101 010 oos-- 8 12 o Mi-s. Bertha Robinson acnutrients only as the $13,113 for the month of July companied her sister, Mr. and California000 000 1211--- 3 8 0 - - - - - - - - - - JETS GET SVIHUS grass needs them. So Mrs. Rufus Coe, to Columbus Bosman, Rlddleberger (7), F HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (UPI)- were reported by Theolb e T. .D.R. HENDRIX BORN Bob Svihus, an offensive tackle, Reed, Jr., Meigs County there's no spindly surge Sunday to spend a week with Pina (7}, Lindblad (7), Cox (9) Casanova; Murphy, Queen SYRACUSE -'- Mr. and Mrs. Thursda uired b the Volunteer Savings Bonds her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bill and growth to cause extra (7) , Fisher (9), LaRoche (9), Franklin (Pete) Hendrix are Y was acq Y Mitchell. and Slephenson, Mr1ses (8). New York Jets · from the chainnan. The COW!Iy adlieved mowing. Instead, Turf Danny Sayre of Columbus, WP-Lindblad (6-~ ) . LP-Fisher announclngthebirthofanBib.l Oakland Raiders in exchange ~.3 pet. of its yarly sales goal Builder makes your the end of July. oz. son, Franklin Delano for a future draft choice. Loren, Curl and Vance (9·5) . HR-Reynolds (2) . lawn grow thicker, Roosevelt HendriJ:, Jr., hom · · Richards of Michigan spent the NaHonal League August 5, at the Holzer Medical greener and sturdier No Games Sclteduled weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Center .. Paternal grandparents this fall and next spring Herbert Sayre and attended the Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow are CANADIENS SIGN Z Hayman reunion Saturday. too. Hendrix, Milwaukee, Wis., MONTREAL (UPI) - Pierre Mr. and Mrs. Milo Richard of 70 GMC ~Ton Pitk!IP $3,195 maternal grandmother, Mrs. Michigan spent the weekend Bouchard, a defenseman and Sadie • 5,000 sq ft 5.45 F.,... wheel drive, low mileage. 4 sp. trans. One local Smith, Hartford, Larry Plaeu, a forward, owner. · with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ours. W. Va., great - grandmother, I 0,000 sq ft 9.95 Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Russell Thursday signed their 1971 Mrs. Lela Hendrix, Sy$2,295 69 Chevrolet V8 Station Wagon 15,000sqft 13.95 ot Pomeroy spent Tuesday contracts with the Montreal racuse. They have a daugh':$)7 cu. in. V8 engine. Like new condlfion. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Canadiens of the National ter, Barbara Jean, age 7. MilS Hockey League. Russell Roush. 69 Ford Falcon 2 Or. Sedan Sl,595 ' Stop in and Ray· RillS fer a rMI Mr. andMrs. Bob Lawson and , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6 cyf. s1d. shift, low mileage. dial at ttMir new •• at 0 dar. family were Smdsy guests of $1,595 68 Dodge V8 Super "B" .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson. 2 Dr. hardtop. auto. trans. Extra nice . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawson and .C. T.ofutart, W.Va., were 67 Buick Riviera V8 2 Or. $2,195 -SPEC~ Friday guests of the Lawsons. Hardtop. fadory air condlfion. Buick's finest. One local Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush, 67 Pontiac GT02 Dr. Hard Top $1 395 Edward and David called Montego MX, hardtop. coupe. radio, P.S., His-Hers s_hil1, aufomaflc and std. Shows good car: Saturday night on Mrs. Edna auto. trans. Clean. Roush at Racine. leslie Roberts 66 Buick ~8 Wildcaf2 Or. Hard Top $l,l95 . visited recently with Mrs. m -2164 :~ hke new finish, beautiful all vinyl custom InW. Moin St. Pomeroy Gladys Shields and Mrs. Roush ~-, V-8, auto. trans., radio, P.S. THE STORE WITH at Racine. 66 Rambler Station Wagon $795 "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Sayre of ; 6 cyf. S'-s good care. · For Pets - Stables - Large .,~295 and Small Animals. lawns - Syracuse called Sunday on Mr. . 66 Plymouth V8 Fury 2 Or. Radio, P.S. $1,095 and Mrs. Herbert Sayre. Gardens. 69 CltMie Malilu 2 air Hardtop, an excepflonal car in every way. LOANS an......... u . - . . .. Pr rly ope Trans.ers r. Lo I w;omen , C' Keets Miss Ri;er M~kes Report Wghligbdng the meeting of Mrs. Franklin Rjzer, Mrs. Joe Others attendin8 the emthe · Aulllary II Feeney Tur.ner .and Mrs. Pauline An- venllon wefl! Mrs. .Clall' Might 8 welt Pol!t l2lj American dersoo.ThemeetlngOI)enedin andDellaStahL JAc1C111 Wedf>eeday~ was . ritualistic fotm by Mrs. Della · A letter from lhe hospital a report given by llilisa RIRr, Stabi. · htor at Cincinnati for 33 tlepte to HucUyt Girls ~te Mrs. Amanda ·Murray was IDwel bibs was read, as. was a ~wbo was elected state reported a 'llurglcal patient at note of appreciation from Paul freiulnr, me oUhe six highest ·Pleasant Valley hospital and Casci, . Midclio1Jtrl postmaster, clfLts, • Acel Searls, a surgiCaf patient for the Auxiliary's contribution Four new rnemhen were at Holzer Hospital. tothesuccessofitsrecentopen welcuned: Mrs~ Gene Bass, Sjmpathy cards re- house. · •-llf!il!I!I!!!JI!!·-!I!.."!Ii··ll!··~ ported sent to . the families of A .. donation was voted for · .. · 1 ' Jacob Turnl!r, Sam Clark, the depaitmeoi president1s gift Rodney n.,;.., ••, Carl l !.l l e n - for her ' - - - ' e n at Ashland. ~"-'6 '""""".........,; bach and Harry. Kaulf. . J, gift of money was .nv..en Mrs, •. u- Albert . , .,... . &lush reported Kessinger, Eigh~"' District J'ie • CRO.W'S · on w,. unit's recent~ of president wbo will fly to tile Red cross blroJmob!le. Houston, Tex.as tocjay to attend . Hous.E • ·MIDII.EPORT i:': &::~o~ '- STEAtl • .... .....,'a .Home of the Fabulous Mrs. Cbarles Kessinger reported on the cmvention in Cleveland in July, . and Mrs. . ,Golds Mourning, wbo aftMvled a pre-<:onvention meeUng in Cleveland, reported' on the c~anges made in veterans' affairs and that gifts are n ecled at Veleran$ hospitals · ~------- LOS£ UG(Y FAT can start •tosl!l!l weight A Fairview News Notes Stone, A tary S A nnua/ R,l"ntc, Uefd at Rt. 33 You hxlay. MONADEX ols a tiny tablet and easy ' to take. MONADEX will help curb your desire for exco!SS food. Eat less • BIG FAMII.~SIZE 18 Feed a hungry lawn JU table model •lTG ~ this Fall! o ••, -•m i. weigh 1 SANDWICH Order By Phone And Tdke Em HOine 992-5.(32 ~ .,_.._ less . Contains no dangerous drugs and will not make you .nervous. No strenuous exercise. Change · your_ life ... start today. MOIIADEX costs $3.00 for a 20 I 'day supply. Lose ugly fat or your money will be refunded With no questions asked. MONADEX is sold wilh this • guarantee by: Swisher & Lllhse Drugs. m E. Moin St. & Dutton Drug Store . Middleport. Mail Orden Filled. ' PERMANENT SPECIAL THRUAUGUST •15~L, •.~-12 50 •12~.,,~1000 ~ Sal ll,y. ,. 's .Beautu, 'J.· . on I !69 N, Secondf.'ve. : PHONE 992•2725 1 _ 1._1._1""'1 Once they've teamed to teU time, they deserve a rea/ watch. Caravelle by Bulova. Caravella's "Si ude nt" is a greal first watch for boy or gi rl. It has a precisiQ!'I jeweled movement. Unbrettlable mainspring. Full SAVE END Of· SUMMER numeral dial. A you~..sized strap. It's a watch a kid can read . And can't overwind. A very grown-up watch at a youngster pri ce. . LIONS CLUB, HOLE IN ONE : TOURNAMENT, AUG. 23-2B .5 P.M. to 9 P.M., Meigs Co. Fairgrounds AND TRUCKS CII01£ -· '69 QiEVROLET, 4 DR·,,. ..... ., .. ., '1695 '67 DODGE atARGER ,.,.,..,.,, . Dr., 68 Olds 88 Ill. Sedan, air '2495 '68 QiEV. IMPAlA.,.,.,,,.,..,,.., '1495 '2i95 Convertible, auto. trans., P.S., color rei. 66 Buick Special VB 4 Or. Sedan Dte of the sharpest '66 anywhere. '66 OlDS STATION WAGON.,,.,,, 9.15 65 Buick LeSabre 2 67 Ford FR-500 2 Dr. H.T. air•••, .........11495 9 Passenger, radio, P.S. Hardfop. one careful local owner. · 67 Cltewelle Malibu 2 Dr, H.L ...... , . .,.11595 '65 OORVAIR •.••..••..•••••••••.. ~ •••..•• 1595 67 Chnele 2 Door Hadtup_, .• ., .... ,.,,!l595 67Pontial Catafina 4 Dr. Sedan, air 1595 66 Chevrolet eonv., v.a, ~til--. ----,. , ., '895 1 65 Buick Wildcat Custom V8 4 Or .• auto. trans., radio. '68 OOMET H.T.... ;... , ......, ..,.. '1295 6 Cvl .. auto. trans. • Dr. sedan, runs swell. '66 BUICK RIVERIA ,,. ... ,,.... ,.. '1695 64 Ford VB~ Or. Hard Top, '64. aJM El'.......•..•...•.••....... ~ ~ ... 1595 $1,095 $795 S1 095 Convertible coupe, factory air contlltloning, four new' w-sw lire$, bucket seals and full console. Sharp. 65 Pontiac Ventura V82 Or. Hardtop, extra nice Inside and OUI. 65 Pontiac Catalina Elec. ·windows. air condition. 66 Buick le Sabre 4 Door, air,.., •• ,,, 11295 Or. Hard Top va Hard lop on rough side but runs $795 $395 Ne '"inimv•deposil reqolred. $595 Extra sharp lor model. 63 Olds. Super 88 2 ·Dr. Karr & Van Zandt You'll Like Our Quality Way of Dolna Business" 992-5342 GMAC. FINANCING POMEROY Open Evenings Until8: oo-Til 5 P.M. Sat. 12 Ton pickup truck. 1 RIGGS BROS. INC. 985-4100 Located an S. Rt. 7 Olester, 0- /ebration Miss Frances Roush is a medical patient at Holzer hospital. Her room number is 361. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Heighton of Columbus and Miss Seren Lewis of Cincinnati bave returned to their respective homes after a visit with their parents, Mr. and Mra. W!lliam E. Lewis. Mr.andMr.i. Curtis Kelly and family of Midland, Micb. and Mr. and Mr.i. Jack Kelly of Colwnbus have returned to their respective homes after a · ·t ·th Mr and Mrs M K: : . WI good. . See Ceward Calvert or Freel Blaettnar _. BLAEnNARS _ BUICI< . PONTIAC GMC TdCKS · liB Y~ars of Continuous Business PHONE 992 21~· POMEROY, OHIO • ' • • Ji ·den • M Fr. (Iormer ary ances IVI of Rutland) of Deland, Fla. were rec:.:nt guests of Mrs. James JiVIden. . _Capt. Peter ~ · Klem and 5011 Richard of Ar~gton, Va. spent several days WI~ Mr. and Mrs. ~- P. Klem. Richard was a dinner guest of Bruce Reed of Pcmeroy. . Mrs. John Brown, Debbie, her aunt, Mrs. Harold Long,, and Mr. and Mrs. John FuiiZ. Mrs. Amanda Murray is a surgical patient at Pleasant Valley hospital. Her room number is 163. Mr. and Mra. Michael Erwin, ~t. Kevin and 'Melissa of Morgantown, W. Va. stopped enroute bcme for a shon visit with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Chesler Erwin. The Michael Erwins had spent a week at Lake Abna during wblcb time Mr. and Mra. Don Erwin and Amy joined them for several days. ' Spending Smday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Grueser, Grant Street, ' were Mr. and Mr:s. Don Grueser of Columbus who came to belp celebrate lhe joint birthdays of Mr. Grueser and Debbie Grueser Gerlach. Oth~rs )11 s nt were Mrs. Theodore ~ and Mike Gel'lach. Mr.i. Mabel Walburn and Mr. and Mrs. William Phillips, daughle'll a.;sty and Vicky of Rluman have reba'ued fnm a 2-HOUR Meigs County $150 MANY MORE • ~. and Mrs John Smith I . Auto. trans., good shape. '66 QiEVU.ET... ....•.•• •.•.•......•• . '995 R I Seene 0}{ Ce Scott and David of Columbus returned home after sevi iiii::iiiiil::::::::; era! days visit with USED CARS CAR BUYS ln ur;.,..,.; .-. .I,..tU rr H;,.....,...... 6 11 Soc't'al Calendar Members of Iirew Webster Unit 39 Auxiliary, American Legion and Juniors, gave a party Wednesday afternoon at lhe Pomeroy Bowling wes honoring Mra. Guy Ginther and daughter, Tammy, who are moving to Olarleslon, w. V.a. Bowling was ihe main recreation of the afternoon and pop and potato chips were served, with cake and coffee served to the adults by Mrs. Roy Reu if ter. A g t was presented Mrs G · th · wn er and the Juniors presented Tammy with a going •FRIDAY MIDDLEPORTW.C.T.U. will . hold its annual picnic Friday at 6 p.m. at Legion Park, Mill Street. In event of rain at the Baptist Church ~men I. PAST MATRON of Evangeline Chapter meeUng ' Friday 7:30 pm. at Middleport Masonic Temple. Five SO year mem bers w1'II be honore d . Everyone urged to attend. SQUARE DANCE Friday at Rutland High School gym, 8:30 p. m., sponsored by Rutland ~Department. Proceeds will ..away present. Mrs. Guinther is be used towards the purchase of a new fire truck . · past president of Unit 39 and ~ammy is secretary of the Juniors. A get-weD card was prepared lor Maureen Hennesy; a patient at Veterans Memorial hospital. Present were Mrs. Frankie Runnel and Artie, Mrs. Peggy Harris, Debby and Brenda, Mra. lsabe!CouchandJennifer, Mrs. Grace Pratt and Pam Powers, Mrs. Marge Reuter and Cherie Mrs. Gemma Casci and Ida, Neacil Carsey, Dianne and Jackie, Kathy Werry, Julie FreEman, Melanie Burt, Veda Davis, and Cheryl Lehew. Also attending were Mrs. -Ruth Thornton and granddaughters, Rosemary Kelly of Miami Fia Francine and Sharon Reitman 'or Amhar Pa. ' Mrs. WEEKENDING HERE dR f Mr · and Mrs. Leonar . uss 0 Cleveland ~e spending the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meinbart and Miss Irma Smith Pomero ' y. SINGERS COlliNG The Gospel M Jtent, cas, a singing group from Ohio, will be featured IOCIII al tbe Pomeroy Nazarene Olurcb, comer of Union and MulbaTy MONDAY Aves. Thetimeanddatewillbe ANNUAL MEETING of the announced later. Meigs County Unit of the · - - - - - - - -. . American Cancer Society Monday at 7:30 p.m . ai Columbus and Southern Ohio For AI Or• ·mns Eleclrio Company meeting . flo a a: s room. We- Win Evorywltere . l'AHENTS OF Kindergarten students of Southern Local School District to meet Monday betWeen 9 and II a. m. in the kindergarten room. Children Porn- Flow Shop --~ er are n.ot to report at this time. Classes will begin Tuesday. BuHernut Ave., Pomeroy Mrs. Millard V•n Met..- FLOWERS --- ... 992-2039 ·--------....;========:: SATURDAY SQUARE DANCE Saturdsy at the Racine American Legion Hall 9 p.m. to 12 midnight featuring Olive Weber at the piano. Benefit of the U.S.O. BACK TO SCHOOL dance Saturday Pomeroy Tennis Court 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Jays wiD emcee. 75c per person. MOTOROLA. ICE CREAM to be sold by the . quart Saturday from 11o 4 p. m. at the Bashan Fire House sponsored by the Ladie! Auxiliary of the Fire Department. MEIGS 4-H Pleasure Riders picnic Saturday 1 p.m. Royal Oak Park. SUNDAY MIDDLEPORT CUB Scout Troop 245 wiener roast and party Sunday from 6to 9 pm. at Middleport Municipal Park. Each scout must be accompanied by at least one parent. SUNDAY SCHOOL at Racine Wesleyan United Methodist Church at II a.m. instead of 10 a.m . due to communion services. Thteables smart, distinctive styling RETURNED HOME Mr. and .Mrs. G. B. Jones, Mra. Janice Bolyn and son, James, of Charleston, S.C. have returned home following a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. VISITS COUSIN Richard Moyer and daughters. SYRACUSE - Mrs. W'!lma Mr. : and Mrs. Jones are Mrs. Brady of Frostproof, Fla. has been the guest of her cousin, westey Gillitan, of Racine. Miss Marcia Karr, the past week. While here they visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Frasier and family of Gallipolis and vacation in 'l'reasure Island, Mj. imd Mrs. L. R. Wiley spent a day in Athens with Mrs. Florida. They toured many w~ visitors of Annie and Clyde Anna Williams and Miss Marian .Coe. Miss Williams is ninety places of interest including Wiley at Athens. Cypress Gardens and the Mrs. Bettie Gladwell has years old, very active in church Ringling mansion. · reulmed .to Columtius after work and cooked and served a Mr. and Mra. Randy Van' sev~al days visit with her delicious luncheon to her Meter returned Thursday from parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert guests. Miss Coe took them on a tour of Athens to show the large a week's vacation in Gat- Becker and family. Uensburg, Tenn. Mr. tuld~Mrs. Charles Searls new buildings. Mrs. Audrey Frost was ac- have returned from a 2,900 mile companied to Holzer hospital · vacation.trip through the south. Wednesday by Mrs. Mabel They visited her mother, Mrs. Walburn for a check-up. Lola Hamilton and brothers, Mr d MrS L R W'!l and James and Turner Giddens in Mr Mrs · ~ 'd of Bessemer, Ala., and friends in · an ' VI Y Mobile and Florida. Ravenswood were recent visitors at Glenview State Park in West Vlrginia. Mrs. Stanley E. Potter, Kyle, VISITING PAltEN'ni Eric and Lynn of Encino, Calif. SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs. are here on a two weeks' visit Howard K. Parker and Howard with her plll"!!Dts, Mr. and Mrs. K., Jr. of Morgan.aty, La. are Charles McElhinny. Mrs. spending two weeks with his Potter was the former Patricia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McElhinny. Parker and her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Burdette and son Viola Edwards of Pomeroy and OJarles of 'Leon were recent other relatives. On their returb visitors. with Mrs. Minerva !hey will move to New Orleans . Oillders, MrS. Guy Reynolds, where Mr. Parker has been and Mrs N'ma Bland transferred with Texaco Co. Moyft-'s; ~nts. 14' CADETll PORTABLE TV picture muaurtd <H•fiD•-'Iy; 700 oq. ln. makes the hourS go by a lot nicer Middleport Personal lvf.~ntion o. MODERN SUPPLY C'l-mSeS R''tanned A Chr~tlao Workers Acadany will offer cl• Sept. 15 at 7 p.m. at. the Bradbury Church ~ ~ located next to !he radio station. All wbo desire lo become a better witness as well as a better christian, regardless of church '00 f<' · "' affiliation, are invited. Classes will be of .a historical 'J and philosophical nature, rathe~ than den~mination~J. J. R., Robin, and Julie, ages 2, Matertal ~ will ~ 7 and 10 respectively, children ,that the scnptures are mspired of Mr. and Mra. ~dd Kit- by ~. . chen, cel~ted ~birthdays Topics lo be.explored will be by entertaining friends at the · on how, when and wbere the Middleport. ~wimming pool Bible_ originated, bow to study Tuesday evenmg. the Bible, arts and crafts, world After swimming, games were religion, and christian played and refreshments of hot denominati~. dogs, potato chjps and pop were Those wishing to attend may served. Guests were Chris register any timeDonalions to Burdette, Tommy Ferguson, cover .the cost of materials will Sheila Powell, Tracy Pope, be accepted. Those interested Libby Walkins, Willie Halfhill , who desinnnore Information Todd Kitcllen call Bill J tte Tina """~ ..,.....~. . _ • may or eanne J.a~l ~,DaVId _Walkins, Carter at 9!1'],.'11&9. Carm Bailey, Tom Pope , Kimberly Payne, Beverly SECOND SON BORN Hoffman, JobD stewart, T"":J RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. Gardner, Dean Spencer, Julie Charles ( Duke) Spaun of Byer, Joy ~ver. ~0 McKin- Racine announce the birth of ney, Debb1e . Davis, Tracy their second son, Michael Todd, Burdette, Kellie Burdette, and 6 lb. 8 oz. on August 17. Their Mrs. Cherole I;lurdette. other children are Joy Ann, 3, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. and Kevin, 22 months. GrandP. Bradbury, Mr. and Mrs. parentsareMr.andMrs.Junior Charles Kitchen and Mrs. Judy Spaun; great-grandparent, ~Ap~po;intrmienitiHort~Ne~ceis~sa~rry:·:·:6:o:P:E:R:A:T:o:R:s; Spencer. INGELS FURNITURE . ·'68 MERCURY-------- '1595 the National American Legion and Amiliary's CUJvention, for 10 days. The charter was draped for Mrs. Sam Clart. Due to inclement weather their picnic was held at the ball instead of the Legion park · PARTY AT POOL IIIDDLEPOBT - Cab &e.t lnetl Ill, tloelr ' "'•• Mil h R' will llaft a wim r lWil llllli l1llmrUic p!ll1y {w r pawlllillc) Sawday at llle WM!pid owtm•kJ pill rr.. I C. 1 p.m. All IIHIIII mat . be atWDJ hI by at leu& pareat, a!Uo•acll all the larallyllllllvlled.Eadlhmily Is ukec!C. t.n1s11 11te1r •n wleaen. Ia case of Ia-•t acwell ••"I lite affair , will be pi tp ~~ Party ~Given Guzn ' thers E ATHENS COUNTY . S VINOS • LOAN CO. W. CLEANING Branch srcJ.o ST. ~OY, OHIO •$76l' {Upon .....) ·ROBINSON'S ,11 f:!JMERS 1'111Mfft5al .· This penanal bas 1 screen size 1>19 lofeoble -.gil tor the · whole family to enjoy . Private Ustenlng Earphoroe included. Bu1ff.fn carry handle. Handle lm~d Plasflc cabinet wilh Walnut groin finish. u~u wide. . 15\oi'" w:! ·a:; ®PJI'Of8X · · · ••••••••••-••-•••• AS•;.,;,.,,,, high. 11'10" deep. WERNER RADIO & T.V. MIDOLEPORT, 0. PYROFAX GIVES YOU'" gas SERVICE JOU can COUld·~ .- :.--. ......... SAVE . ),{.,.-, ON EARLY <\~~~ PURCHASE You lllld? 5Ct~OtMI or 71J,fNJ(J RTIJ ( HEATING UNITS VENTED TO YOUR CHIMNEY SUGAR RUN Mll.L:> SP~CIAl HIS Bull AMer llouselrap • • . • •• lhat's Our LOWE BROS. PAINTS HOUSE PAINTS ROOF PAINTS F'IIRE ROOF COATING . ~ Bros. ~lnl$ ~ will 1J I I DISCOUNT · .....,... poolwc:llon- IE SET 111.1 TAM! AT. CIIAIIE WITH PACKAGE DEAL er vAlue for your - buildings. Ge4 ~----· UNTIL AUG. 31. 1971 CITY'·ICE & MILLS "Service For Over 100 Years" 110 Mlllllerrr 992-2115 Pomeroy s, 10or L"!!'l a .. lfDit 111 ene eo..~at • I 675-2460 PT. PLEASANT, W, VA, CO. Phone 992·5116 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO �' '' •R£ IIAPTISJ TEMPLE MUll LOCK $!lOVE · , swilL s. ,., Sot I. 0.1511A11- o.wt s -. . iili*w; f'lllrd II ...., • .wdli a;. 11 ~ - • . . . .; S..ofu d Sludl:tuu, ••-'. CltUIICII OF niE llqa; RE!IE 1111 Mr t. 1111¥. /w6ry MIIW. .c.r-. • . Sunday sdlaol. !'J! ...~-:..' ~~..:~ ..::;.; •"1;,'• wv;.-. ........ ~ 6:JII p.m.; NY :::::::::::?;e..'{:'·-:-:: •• :;:....... :3D -··· - . . . . PS6:.a5 7:30 p..m. .. , ~~mall••· ••~-: :.-::; 6:311 dlurcll yauilg pe .. ln a~ng p.m.; ouOioil"' -ship. 7:30. llible sludy, l:'odo day, 7:JII FIRST SOUTHERN lA-P· p.m. SUnday ev.oiiilillifl~ TIST _ :182 Mulberry A..... meetiii!J, __ 7:30 J::m. l'rayet MIDWAY CHURCH _ p.m. __ 31 1 .........oy. Affll'-lod with $.B.C. meetjrlg ualo l'c ' ' p.m. lengs-viii•Oe:o<ier. ~~--n _..._ nt:Afirl.,.. 7:• .. - T r. MT. UNION BAPTIST R-~- Cl'"--d "'"' ........... ' ,_._. Rev. R I I • ~.:: Sunday •~hool. , 9: 30 a.m . • :M Asou COUNTY · Rev• Ced"I C... pasture Sulldr,, Henhel Me Chore, supt.; _.. . • _ 11.'1 IRADFCIItO . CHUIICII OF · ship servke, 10: 30 a .m. ;·· C11RIST- Oiffonl Smith sdlaal...,t.JoeSeyre.Sonlay·l • THE NILAND CHAPEL minlsh!r. Sunday s.to 19:JII a: · ~· t : 6 ~.m. ; .Su= evening wcrship. 7:30. Wedp. m., nesctey prayer meeting and Gauge c.tu.. pastor_ Suncky m. o nunit• darch ll:ll • · •••;• iNislwp. 7:31. 1 director. _Bible s1udy, 7::10 p.m. ~· 9:311; on.; - Y e>Oioioog -•klr,. I. I Pl•r• n Bible study,, : ~sat,. MIDDLEPORT .serviCe, 7.JD._lhursd.y__,,_a)fF _ 7:»p.m. w.s ·y..,wtce.I •7.3Dp.m. - - . - . ··'. .._. aul NNse, . 7:311 p.m. · p. m. T UP p E R 5 · p"L A 111 s· Thursdey, all _day Busy S.. ' MT. MORIAH BAPTIST- . ji"r.Siilf'zm BAPllST _; CHRISTIAit CHURCH ~ party IIIC:IIUrch social Carner Fourth and Main, Secwocl n Pamaur Sts.. Stan HOISON CHRIS TIAII - .-,Wyatt, pastur; J. S. Divis: -EROY CHURCH OF Middleport. Rev. Henry L. K~. Craig. pesfor. s.,..czay ~ UII!,C* -~1, i s.....ay Sdlaal suPf.; Sonlar~ 0 nfe'PNAZARENE _ Corner Jr;, pestor. SLIHiay School 9:~ f:-45 a.m.; -sllop • • -· 11 f L · -a. sdloul, 9:311 a. m .• Miming • --• ~ •u d M lber R •· m., Arnold Richards, sup!., a.m.:lralnlngWilan.6:lltp.m.; l".::..._~~ -~ s •·: 1S..n01o, 11:31 a.m. e...,Jng . nlon an u r.Y· ev. •Maminn warship 10:~ •~ m. eveninG ausl,llp w:n.ice. 7:30 -~u - -.ee.7'·.·30.. p.elda'm.• •~ 1 .P. m, . .l 'Ciyde·' V. Hendorsun. pastor. . , , __ . -. . Ml ' • .,. - · ·s...t.y Sdaaal t:30 a. m. ; i FIRST UNITE'! ) PRES. p._m ...-~' 7.3DPI,_ _,Ice. Wednesday prayer "-ling,· LETART . ~LU UNITED-' •lburn s I ~ ay, · p.m. 1·311 p. m. IRETIIIIEII n-. R~ R and W '• II'":' ~ . • up : 1IYTt!RIAN, Mlddlepdrf-Rev. . CHRISTIAN SCI EIICE· . - ·. · -. . . ·- ~ - - ' , Ao:ll. . ~ IU.30 a. m., .Russell lesk!r, pastor. Sullday Services at liS Millll 51 PI · . MT MORIAH. JJIUKII OF Slu*.,pesfor, Hersdlel Norris, ' •E'tiJoliJog., voce 7:30 p. m. MJd. ;Scllool9: JD a. m., Lewis Sauer.. PI:-·Mt c.~ Sdlaal t: U GOD·- lladne llaute 2. The supt. ~ schoal, 9:30a.m.; : ~ _,klr, 'WOdolesday. 7:30>•sup!. ; worship service 10:311 ~· -l~ Rft a..rtes Hihl. _.., onoa1~ . , .. ..,, 11:30 e,m.; . p. m. ·a m : ·~• a.m., . ,.. __ ~ ..:---.t ._ _ •• e~~B~Wrg WI man. 7:30 alterGRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev. . . . o~oanliol meeting I ~y .........,, • •·- a.m.;_ na1lng -'> Sunday. Praya- : ·=~~minister• . JJ;JIQ.Yt\_H'S W1Titi$$ES- _P.m. ~--~c:;o'.e; . ;:::~...J:...:.:t -Prvice, 'll'ettl. '~1•77~ p.m. ' .._. · . , praya-rrOio, Larry Carnanan presiillng FAIRVIEWIIBLECHURCH Friday l · 3D. ayef"_ mee ng, : - p.m. ·11:30 a . m. Italy <Dihllllllkln "minisk!r. Sunday, Biblelecruni, -LelariRautel.lheRev. Slall -: • ~ · :· - - ..... owting SulldaY$. n ............ first Sulldays, 9:30 a. m.; Watchtower study, ' Craig. paslllr. Sunday schoal. BEARJrALLDW lliOGE . " - --- - .. Bible CHURCH OF CiiRIST _ . - CHESHPRE CHURCH OF ·10:311 a. m. C!Jurdt school, . •IO: JD a. m.; T~y, Bible 9:30 il.m.; pre- 'kindergarten through eighth study, 7:30 p. m. ; 'fllursday, study. 7: 311 p.m. Caltilgo! prarer ' Rodlhald. pestur Bible 5ludy ~ OF PROPHECY, G. P. ,grade, 10:30 a. m. -minislry school 7·JO p m serwlce Tuesda.J. 10 a m · ·. ~;p; Smith, paslar. Sundloy Sc:hml, . POMEROY CHURCH OF service meeting l ::io nVs.nay; 7,3iJ 9:JD _....,._, .11•'•"' !""'"'~~ lla. !"-' Arflllrllei-• Supt.; .CHRI$T-Mr. Hoy! Allen, Jr.. ~IDDLEPOR:r fHURCH p.m. _. l0:30,.:::t ~~ MDI1":'J 'Wuisllljl 11 a. m.; pastur.lllble SeNd, 9:3lla. m.; "" Cl!rbt lio Oldstla• MASON CHURCH OF y ' ~..., r I I · .....,~ 7 p.m.; .WJII'Shlp. lt:311' ackolt ~lp lA"wrl!loceManley,pasloi'; . CHRPST-.--s- _..._ · p. . ~ sonrioe, 7,30 1'.· m.; servloe•anil .uu!!!l peoples· ' Russell Young, Sullda Schabl W«sn" 8i • . - - · · 'llu..,sdat - - - Prayer meelilog;,-balt{7:l0 p. ·m. Sun--~ Sunday sd.oolt·foa m, 11 . 15 :'~~a.m.;_ ble sfuo!Y• PLAIITS COMMUIIITY S..wioe.7:311 p.m. _ day--esday. ~omblned Ewoilng warship 7:3o. Wed. 7,jo p.m." ' ~15510_11 - Antiquity. Ser- rr-lil_og. ~:JD P. m.; T...,;ng Blbl~ study and prayer , nesdayprayermeeling,7:JDp. Wedo J\t 7. 30 V~aS.l. JIIP.!ft· ~~ -~7.311p.m. . .meelwa;. 7:311p. m. . m. • . . · y• • - o.m. ~ John Dill, CHESTERCHURCHOFTHE :"'""pr . ._,lng....,.. .::::.."!" Voice _. :-'!~~1!1 . ,, EKLY GUIDE ·TO BETTER. TV VIEWING ' ; ,I I I II II I I Fold and :Place Near.Your Television Set . -. c...to.;.o.c:' .. ' •.. .. . . ·. for·Convenient Reference *' ""*· . -d '=::.. ;.m. ·•,_..,;p_,loe. IL"ti '. f:;l'n. :"!3 :=:: =· THE SALVAT~ A-Y - . - . · .EnvurRayS. ~~In MPDDLE PORT PEN· SundJnr.. Jet · m · TECDSTAL Third Ave. the liieSi ou:311 a. ~· Rev. Willi Knittel, ~; _:SondaySdaaal: ClUII!I Peaples, Ralph Pr~. Surrda School l ....lato,-lp.m.• ~. 1 ~3 sup!.; Oasses lor 1 t:::~ I MgJoe, 1 everrl~ service, 8 p.m. y~ SACR(D HEART _ lllev~ Peoples meeting and Bible, :Father Bernard Kralcovit. Study Friday 1 p.m. · Hstur. Phone 992-2125l 'Setunlay eWrring Mess. 7:311 FREEWILL BAPTIST IQ CHURCH - Gomer Ash and "p.m Sonday Mass. I Middleport. Noel a.m: Cuod loiS, Saturday 7• Plum. '7:30p.m. Herrmann, pastur; John 0111. ' POMEilOY FIRST BAPT, 5T Sullday ~I Supt. Saturday -Rabert Kibl pastor ~- everrlna servlce,7 p. m. Sullday iSkimer ~ Sdlciol sUPt. Schoof. 10 a. m. ; Sunday j$11oc11y' Schoal 9. 30 a m : evening worship, 7 p.m. ~,.,olJoli-11 .. -! i0:311 · ·• · ;'m":~· llli.le aS~ . FlliST UPTfSi' CHURCH or ''-ieOdaY 1 p. m.; choir Mlddtepoo I, cumer of Sheth and .ll!:_eclloe, W..S.• "" o. m. Palmer Streets, Rev. O!arles ST. PAUL LUTHERAN _ · Slm011s, p.~stor. Danny 1111¥. Arthur C. Lund. _ . Thompson, Sunday School 5uncl*y SchooL 9:15 a. m.: Superlnte'ndenl. SundaY OlarZiis e - Sup?.; WG'Shlp ChUrch school . for ev~ .. MfVJce, 10:» a. m. ean. · 9:15 a.m.; _Morning worshop lhmation ~ s.tunay. t:45 •o: 15 a..m.: ..~....}"? services. ":::r.1• J. e: · ;";"{': a.m. _ 7:30_p.m.; nednesday prayer •-ogs. ;MASON ASSEMBLY ·OF. pasJOI. . IIAZAIIENE - Rev. l ..obetl :GOD -SeaOKI St., Masun, W. · ·-· · .. lj .,. • Grate,pastar. -...ipservice, Va. 01esW T-.nt, pastur. STIVERS ILLE ._oM' ,na.m. and7:JIIp. m. Sunday. Sunday school. 10 a . m.; . MUNITY CHURCH - Rev.. ~ School. 9:311 a. m. --.hip. 11 a. m.; .Edsel. Hart, Jl!ISiar"· ~ Richanl B. lciJ, sup?. Prayer "'! istic servic:e.l:3ll p. m. . ""'""'1!1 - " ' " ' sa•~<eo _ICl 111 1.,. 'Aeduesday, 7:JDp. m. ,lf,ble study~ praya- service, . r.;."'.:; 1~~lboll .su":::l; - HARfl!SD!fYIIJ,.E_. PRE~. 7.311 p. m. Phone Thoonday, 7, 311 ~y l't'TERIAN - Mrs. ~ owning ...,;oe, 7:311. l.eei-Sullday SdU41 ~n. · . Ia _d. ~ School 9.30 a. HARTFORD CHURCH OF liON CIIURai OF CHRIST m. s...t.y Servia! I P: m. Rev. CHRPST in ·Christian Unian Pomerur·Harrisonvllle Ma• Donahue, Moddleport, ' Rev. cr0e11 -.~ey, paslar. Ruad. 1Ca11elh a-to. paslar. _pastor. . ~schaoi,9:JD~.m., Roger Paul . McElroy, Sunday LAUREL CLIFF FREE ""'' supl.;o!v&lil• _,Ia!, Set-' Supt. Sunday School 9:30 ME IHODIST - Rev. E~ 7: 30. WecJ~y evening a. m.; ._1oio"' -sllip Gill, pastur. William Baoley, mee:torrg, 7:311 p.m. ~ommuniun! 10:30 a . . m.; supl. Sunday Sdlaal, 9:JDa. m.; 6. 45 ,!~~ ~ ~,:0 Sundlyeweoungyaulha.nstian Muming -siJip. 10:30 a.m.; 6:311; Waisllip ..,.. EVSIIng wa-ship, 7:30 p. m. . No Tuesday senrice.. vices, Sumlay, ~: 311 p. m. '41'eotnesday, Olrisliarr Youth Wednesday evenong JW_ayer ~· ~: JD p. m.; Prayer CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ~ling and Billie study. 7.JDp. ~~""' 1. ~ p. m. Thursday, Set rites. 315 Main St.. Pl. m. choir pradioe, 7 p. m. !"!~Tn!e.=.r, DEXTER CHURCH OF ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - CHRIST -Danny Evans, ... 7:30p.m. Plrre Grave, lhe Rev. Arllar piiSiur. Norman c. Will, supl. Combs. pasl<r. ~ Sdlaal, 5on1ay Sdlaal 9:311 a. m.; MEIGS COUNTY 9 a. m.: diurc:h . . liKeS. 10 a. -..up service, 10:30 a . on. "":,= = nt':.n'"'' • ·--· 'fes1:.ialll m. evming. 1N!"{~--;--·•, allyaulhuploslxthgrade;6:30 MEIGS 1101 ·SIIIbi.n. Sdlaal, ~· far juniur and seniur high COOPERATIVE 'm.; .n.;p; 3; 15 p. II'· ~..! students. Society.lte.m.-'>"Thursday.· cinuRcH oF cHRisT. PARISH 'GRAHAM UNITED METIJ.i Mlddlepurf. 5th and Main. THE UNITED DDIST CHURCHRaull11 Mo~r, pastor. MichEl METHODIST CHURCH 9:30 a. m., first and · I \:'lachsd,.,~ Sdlool sup!. R D IR.C..S.Dioedoo ·s.ns.ys or Ollldl llilillh; third; ble , 9::10 a.m.; morPOMEROYO.USTER ...tllui:!I!SundaYs-'>monlh.• ning worship, 10: 30 a.m.; Rew.R hrtR.Cerd . - l p ·WV~a! ·817:31 p.m.' evening wcrship, 7:30 p.m.; Rev.Sk I&SoMIIJ Wl!do 11 lay - " 9 _at 7:30,. praya- servlte 7 p.m. WedCHESTER- --.,;p 9:15 a. :Pra~ n Bible :ihldy. • nesday. m.; ChurdJ School- 10 a. m. 9 ENTERPRISE Worship. a. m.: Chorch Sdlaol, 10 a . m. FLATWQODS - -..,;p, 11 a. m.; Cliurch School 10 a . m. POMEROY- Wtnllip. JO:JD BY A. ,PASI'OB,IUCJNE, 01110 a. m.;ChurdJScl-'9;15il.m.; lh C: AM )-Geai!r B 1116 m ~. UMYF 6:311 fj m. !DT:""-Ieftlllere,lllllabev JCilbeuwaman ROCK SP INGS- Wtnlllp r 10a. m.; Churd!Sdloal9a.m.; cdJ!d Mallltew ....... at llildeltiD tile ta C>OIIedar'a aflice. UMYF 6:30 p. m. 'I'D m•!'lllumld•Mm-aadtlleD18Dgotfobilfeelllld MIDDI.EPORTCLUSTER ·M alllim..,, :S a l:t (........_). Rev. R ' II J!oar •-..... HEATH - Warship 10:30 a. -... ..._. ~~-- •• • ....... ,; _. _.._. h '4j""¥'L,..,.. ~ ~ m.;Church5d>ooi9:JIIa. m.; ....,,_.aa--wsr,.,_ . .,tltiltfara ltlllllbewbalellfary. ltlsne 1 to UMYF 7 p.m. ....,.be._lbe.._1llwsluJIIDerutpea:lripe bya RUTLAND-Wclrship9:15a. m.; Chw-ch Sduol 10 a. m.; t.. to a m .,-~u- wllb lbe - * , "Follow JIJie," it j11tt UMYF 7 p. m. ~,I M, llik ill tile lint cedui 7 in 1be lwenCielh SALEM CEIITER - Wtnllip '""· __ ~ ......... ~ . lilt l i e -h laleiJ jaJqJa "'' kans llillllOIIe7.bmJ: llld' 9a. m.; ,.,_ '"'""'"'' lOa. m.; --~~ d. UMYF Thutsday. 1 p. m. • ~ •• J~IOittlllnlllll SYRACUSECLUSTER (l)lfallbew--alily d I' I. 'lbll could be said~ .~Ra'""uR·FenbtR. Deeley · Nl,J I alllc& It a- times. Ballf be belcmgs to ''Tile 01....ell ~ Wuisl:.f 11 a . m.; p 7 WI ," w llllllt bepa lb!re. Be Wlll a Jew C!J11erting ~S. lst T~. a. m.; . P=entu..llittps-..IIDI:-autbenlrabemuldcn!lect FORESTRUN-Wtnllip9a. Ch ch • ...._. 10 by I*"he lie IOltWS • peaple. Da; I a, 'iDJporten, llli a• "'·' ..- ....,,._ a. m.; pzlaa c:ded lim a '1Jia I•~•··" Tbe Romans beld bim ID 3rd Wid •ay. 7' 30 P· _ ........ ill Cbe t --'-'be ......._ m.MINE . -..... ...... • ,_,.. Wlll a 1 - . auoiDOlle) was RSYILLE - Wanhip • I 1 illa.-'tcfj r.-lil" "o"'IJW1LI _ ____......_,Be IOa.m.; C!JurthSdlaal9a. m.; ~-'W<rt Jrd 1 3D -~~~~~~~~~~W belllllifobealhispastenoyday "....., y, : p. m. cf Cbe ..t. Be wll 1 11- ,.lrlatio! lmJiinr( of bis ldlow SYUCUE - Wanhlp. I a. ...- 1 r m. ; Otwch Sc::hDal. 9 a. m.; Jewi.Of- "a-DIJIIImalrea"-'-·,'"'bebadtobaw Prayer and Bible Studv, --. Mo...,; V'edoSou~lif::tl.1J'5JER ' tile~-"' , =_ -----------------------------:--. REOR&t.IIIZED CHUR.. n OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· Hgli Pi-= ~ nnlki*lr "W ....,. -.u. ~n~:., sv-.....,VIJtinil Christian Endeavor Sunday SEVEliTfl DlY AOYEIIT : servia!. 7:30p.m. Extra yaulh TIST PI ..d..._:)...lcllvllles orr Sullday, 5 p.m., for ~::~~~R:.... c~~rc~":. 1!¥angolisl: 1llunnan With the ,~pe It will, in 5ome measure. foster and help sustain that whi~h is · good ir;t family and community life, this feature is-sponsored by the busmess , . firms and organizations whose. . names appear below. . - ~~~.:,:~~ ........ · • "30 a: Sunday carsey, m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a. Bible"Schoalsupt.; Bible SchoOl 9;30 a .m.; mumlng wwshlp. 10:30 a.m.; yau2h liiMiing. 6 p.m. evaling _,Ia!, 7 p.m. Christian Wurlcen Oass. Tt 7edo :311 ~-·"' ,._, -Y· = ~p.m. '"""" = t';:'J:' .e....r -·- This is make-believe · . tying a bundle to a stick and =~ 40:29-]1 12:9-12 30&17 pretending to set forth on a • great journey. His lively liWe ln......., 3:1·1 imagination glows. Maybe, • right around that bend in the 6:6-11 road, he'll run smack into a big brown bear . . • Thafs a "scary" idea. So he takes oil his hat, puts down his bundle, and plays at home. Yes •• . irs fun to make-believe. Home, just now, is his place. In it, he feels a wonderful sense of security, basking in his parents' Jove, knowing by instinct that they are there to help and gf!ide him. At night when he kneels to say his prayers, his mother tells him the story of Christ. She is preparing him for the day when he will become a more active part of the Church. She knows that. during his life, when he makes re~/ journeys, the Church will be his home, and that it will help protect and guide him when she cannot. m .; Sullday .....,;ng service, 7 p. m. -esday evening praya- services, 7:311 p.. m. IETHLEHtM BAPTIST _MIIIUn _ Gnat llorrd. O!arles Narr" pastor. --.,;p sonrioe, 9, 30 PLUMBING AND HEATING m.,· c.~-~~. 992•2550 _ _, ...,... 10:30 a. m. Middleport KENO CHURCH OF OIRIST .CARLETON CHURCH 2..0 Lincoln St. Middleport II I a r l - 1 , ...,t. Senrices Kingsbury Road. Sundar. f-:,.:...-'--:-~~---"-'-==----'--f----------.....:.:_ •· ---1 - t y•. 9:30 a.m. Iii Surrday. Sc:hiiol, 9:30 a. m.. Ralph Car, Pruchu>g tlrst and third supt. W..sllip ...-.ioe, IO:JO a. lliOIIIh br Oiflunl m. and7:311p. m. alh!mately. · a.m.. Pr~ ..-;ng, - y . RACIIIE ...-.. - 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jay Stiles, Bakers of' Good Bread t-liDI ..nvRCH pasho Middleport. Ct!io OF THE NAZARENE - . . Huntington. W. Va. ~y Schoal. 9:311 a . m.; . OLD DEXTER CD~· Momong Worship, 10: . . . . m.; GREGATIOIIAL CHURCH EY&Hng _.mip, 7:_1if,~m. Rev. Willard Dulcher, Wednesday, r- . . • ~-y • .. 1· Ah. ~ F~'·-~• - y Superinleudenl. Pauline Me- SdiiiOI • Sunday School, Oinlock. paslar. Rev. Monis 9:45a. m. ChurchSeo-vicestlrst Sales · Allis Chalmers· ~ Service ll. · third Sulldays following Farm • Industrial · Lawn. Garden Middleport. Ct!lo RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Surrday Sdlaal, Second Tuppers Plains 667-3435 CharlesNorris. paslur· Sunday . lourth Saturday evenings, I p. Sdlaal_. · 9:30 a m ~ m .., •"' . . .; HUIW"' . . om. . •a wcrsh1p. 10:45 _a . m.; Sunday lOIIG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN I!Velorrg _..,,p, 7:» Mr ~ ;~~Y evening · ible &tool =~ - - ·-•· · o. m. • · Oslu1*- Bible SclloJ, 9:311 a. Athens Road Pomeroy The Store with A").feart I DANVILLE WESLEYAN, ':·' jiie«<l~ 141:<45 a. m.; A Family That Worships l'ogether Rev. lawren~ Sullivan. ....., 5&VIC:OS. 7:311 p.m. . Racine 949·3342 paslor. Sunday School 9: 30 · Stays Toge_ther a.m.; youth juniur youth HYSELL RUN FREE senoiar. 6:45 p.m.; euaoio., METHODIST - Cedi Wise, warship. 7:311 p.m.; 11a,.. and Paslci . Sunday School, 9:30 ~•~. '-"'edo l· . - p.m. a.m.; ~-ship. IO·.JD ~- · -• ~- . y~ '• . ~.... s .servia!, SILVER RUN FREE BAP· 6: 45p.m.; ••.....isticseno~. Ohio's Oldest Dodge Deafer Bakers of Hoi sum Bread JIST- Rev. lloa&d 10-. 7: 311 p.m. Prayer meeting, ~*- Si,nlav schaal IOa..m - TJ.._.;.,_.. 1·311 p.m Middleport, 0. Middleport, Ct!io ,_..... . ' • ·• .. _ _, , · · He!v'y J)avis, servi~. 7: 30 supl.; p.m. ev&ling Prayer FREEDOM GOSPELd I 91Dl CIJshms cffk:ers ft- W meeting. Tlu-sday, 7:311 p.m. MLSSSR~-'-~-~· Rev. (111 1111111 m - I&W......_ ....... . DaZe Me0 • ~~... pasfar lla'ft a bell eye. Alliai I i J2 I~ by llattbew'ulatiCil, his Rew.- = I .,. CHESTER CHURCH OF aoger" Wilfred. Sr..' ~y lll'em ber of the Big 3 ,.,-.feD IIPII ,_,mare au aace, perbmps. Matlbew......,. Ref. Milrllllo-MioGOD- Rev. Dmold A. SJ.Is. Set-' Sup?. Sunday School, • . _ . be 11 ...__ . to life tbaD APPLE GROVEWorship I pastur. Sunlar SdtooJ 9;3ll a. 9:30 ·~· m.; Sunday evening 11 1 General Merchandise lim ... R8"• ....., C ,t m&7lJe """'" IS lllOI'e p. m. 2nd .oth Sundays; m.; -...;p R~ •'ke. 11 • · m.; worship 7:30. Praya- meelil~g, Chester. Ct!io 667-3280 IJlllliliJ IIMZE). Wbo IIMal wbat Matlbew """Jgbt? Matlbew O.urc:h School 9:30 a. m.; Mid E-.ing .., uioe,. 7:30. Prayer Tuesday, 7:311 p. m. ErneSt Tuppers Pf'alns dDMI'ttiiUI'efeel..-elbalbeiJCnlljn!pdthismanJelllsasbe W"""Service.-...clay.lp. service and youth senite, ~· dass ..._._ Yough mi . ETHANY Cft-,~sl _ Thutsday, 7:311p.m. Aaloog--y,7:JDp.m.• .. "n-tV•"" lhiAI• "" - · -LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAII Ernest Deela-, - · (WI Mattbew- nmarbbN olaned. He c!D&'I ~it. Worship. 9'JII a . m.; CburdJ - I luna Si'a- _.__1 MT. .. HERMON UNITED ,__ ~ ..L....__ , . , . _ Be.__ ........ School 10:30 a. "'-· ....--- - - • - W i d ....,,Ma......,. .....,more.....,.. CA-EL- Wuisllip, 11 a . Sunday School. 9:30 a .m.; BRETHERN CHURCH IN tllln ~.(WI IM offiter bew. ''Be llleil; be . m., lsi and Jrd Sundays ; morning worship, 10:311 a.m.; CHRIST--- Rubert Slo*, Family Recreation PQmeroy-Member F. D. I. C. & knew wllat aulD 111111." Be bad wbal aomeCile bas Cllled "tbe Cburc:h Schoal, 10 a. m. Rubert Bobo. Sonday paslur• s.-y Sdlaal, 9:30 a. Swimming Federal Reserve System iblnurtcfiJIPii,;,..,.".lemlr Wlhisft·-•••m.n.Attbe EAST LstET-ART3rd~9 supl. ; Sunlay ~ seoo1oe. W;A,!DY Pl._llei.:_.~t.;.:.,fredlng ., ,...~ a. m.. --rs: 7·JO Y-- n-1 - ~~ 1 ....,.. ,......, _...,,tile Mart ealled; !be di.;ple niSI! up from 0...-c:hSdaaal. lOa. m., 1st n · · Mid~"''":"'.-.,.. -;::-t. _.ship. 11 a .m.; evening Meigs County Branch -z • -~ ....... lrd Sundays. 9 a . m.• 2nd n ~~- ~ • """'~· - . SOIIIKII, 1:311 &~,.;; alfematlng Iii - 1 " ' I " ... , ...ued. ...,Sundays: MidWeet Service. ·~r. 7:311 p.m. -each Sunday. ~ting, 11 (IV)Mat81zw-rawblllyllled. "AIJesuspe !dOll be 'l'l'eduesday, 1 p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF a . m. allernating Sunday · · Rexall Drugs - a _.. - Matlbew's wwds. Our WW'da, ''He saw tbat 1111111." GREAT IENO- Wtnllip II THE NAZARENE- Rft. llo\. C. ""'"'ings, Alfred Wolfe. We Fill All Doctors Presaiptions llallbew'J - * . OW -.11, ''Be saw tbat man." Je111s saw a. m., 2nd aoocl 4th Sulldays; larimn, paslllr. 8ob Moon. Parle Ia ; Olo'isliM Endeavur, .._ 0...-dl Sdlaal, 10 a. m. Stnday Supt. Suncky 7: 311 p. m . Sunday, Roger 992-2955 Pomeroy 2'16 W. Second Ph. 992-3863· POmeroy Pt...- IIIII Aalhw, JJmes IIIII Jolm: tbeae _.. filbermiiiiO LETART FALLS - Wtnllip - · dm~s fer ..1~ 9:30 ~ley••:.~·· Prayer beJm•lllblli cf llleil. Jesus saw Mattbew, who !mew P";l "lOa. m. ; Cl>un:h Sdlaal9 a. m. a . m.; """l''l'!9 _..,.,, 141:45. meeting. y,7:311p. m. piRi[l Jesus bad p;1•;plrs to ap:m, IIJWid priDdples, be -NING STAR- Wtnllip NYP.S .~Y· ~30 f · m.; Board ~ling first Monday could aoellatlllew. 9::10 a . m.; Cllurdt Sdlaallt:JD ""angolisfoc _..oce. - , .. each manlh. 7: 30p.m. a. m .; MidWeek · Service. 7:30 p.m. Mid a I ,..,... • S t ''II is lfa?lbew wbo gifts tbe S&IDDII Cll tbe Mount. He Wedne day, 1 p. m. meetllog. Wedo day. 7:311 p.n\. YRACUS FIRST UNITED . ' nJeWI....,... Ill tbe Golden Rule, tile I* ho qR of tbe sec:ond mile, tbe - S E CHAPEL- Wtnllip Mssionary meeting, second PRESI YTERZAN -Rev . Electric Motor Repair St. Rt. 7 Chester, Ctllo 810 W. Main flltili'"' of !be a..__. to ll!m! twu _ _._ and tile Jiust- ot 11 a. m .• 1st - lnl Sundays; Wednesdat. 7: JD p. m. R~llesler, pasl<r. ~ 992 _5750 1.3 _.......... ~.., Ol~.rch Sdaoo4 10 a. m sa WKI:. 9a. m.; Sunday Choose the O!urch of your Oloice {O]poloC Ill)' eNirr oCbaabae lhan C11 a rod:. He P"'"Jed tbe PORTLAIID• -~· 1 JD UNITED FAITH liON· 10 a . m. ' - .....-... op : DENOMINATIOII :... Rev. , ...-.Illes gna~ u11 111e dreadful warning about 111e r1c:11 p. m.: OJurch School 9:30•. m. 0onn1s w.a-. paslor. Sullllay RUTLAND IUII-.ItbeDeJ!Cie'l .... u - -ag--'lor--'li"'"" 011 SUTTOII-Wclrship. II a . m. _...__, ~JD .,~ B ~ ~,~. -~ w ~ ...,..., 'u"' 2nd •th Sundays; Churth ~-. " a.m.; "'"'" uti ' • IOIIJIII11ai JZ'"•lil r. IO a .._.,t.; - s.'Hp sa wiar, 10:311 RUTLAND' FIRST lAP· rake Someone with You to O!urch It is lllllSt ra.bble lbal !be wayside custom officer 'WESLEYAti I R<~dHJ a.m. ; youth oneetit1it45 p.m.; liST- Rev. Samuel Jad<S1i1, Meats and Groceries S yracuse In Pomeroy Over 911 Years blbecame,...,tlle...,_MI Itisanotberex•rm!eofabatCirist can Worship. II a. m.; Cburch ~1:30 p.m. ble study, ~---~Scho!i.IOa. m. ; 992 •3986 ..,... .....School, 10 a . m . fi<=le5WI~. 1: 31 p.m. p-~ ~~~ ~BUtler•. suvt. Kermit Walton, Mgr. doilllllllll,llldfGraman,IJld lbruugballllJII. UMYF f<r all churches ol the ....-.oce. I:JD p. m. ; So-~- a- ~- 7·30 p m EDENUNITEDBiiETHREN oreadJing _..o, 2 p. m. ""-" ~~ . . . . Ill CHRIST- Elden R BZa11e U...me Fv Last C.mt;neat ~....~~Gr!!.. ~oadJaulh paslur. SondaySchoal, lO•. m.; · RUTLAIID CHURCH OF . Wolftrine fur is tbe mly Anlarctica was ;.o,e last NORTHEAST CLUSTER • Wimie Holsingor, SIIPI- Mar· CHRISTschool, t:lt t..- of fur IIIII does DOt mat CGIItinent 10 be explored b'f Rew.- ....... lling ,..,.,_, n a . m.; EVO!oioog &m. V. H. • • • · supt; O!urch and Office Supplies· Gifts Furnfiure Appliances ,.,... man A us N pedi Rew. Sl<liiil _ · ,_ ara•iii servi~ Cbristian Endea-. CDmmunion '""" devutlans, ..... freeze wben Che •·m. · . · · avy ex • ..., 1· p m Mr L 19 • m Rlar '--rd 992-:zMl Middleport Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0. ...., "' ti 1840 Jed ALFRED---..,iplla. m.; ·· .; s. yda ' - · • ~,.u ...,. perature drGps to liO ill' 10 m • Lt. a...-ch School IDa. m.; Prayer Che\'alier. prHident. 5aftQ 11•ling 7:». lhinl Saturday below z:ero. For Ibis _les Wilies, prov Ant- -~,-~ v•... ~ P· on. --servia!..,.. seriiOI», I:lll. N1iJ. iiJ'J!IIIL . ,. 11'--:=---=:---=:=-::-::=~:::---:-=-----r--:-=-_:..:.. "'- ,1 .""~-''-a w~• 8 •w , . 7.- ~ p-,.. r - m•l· .,.., ......, · THE RUTLAIID ..OM· F..timos use , · c -~~ COD tinenl bY "~' JOP A ~'p 10 a m · -· ...,.. •-::: · -.:;;-...-. _. and . sailing about 1,500 miles O.urch Sc- ""'"'" . ·• nesday, jl:llla rD . Attend then. · O!oice . -· ......, tbeit""' ...,._ 9 a. m.: Praya....._~7:311 p. m. Mrs. -aa~~ MUNITY Am& nw CHURCH ......._ -Rev. c........ n, Lnu..;n ,.uurch of Your to 11 il aim used in avia•-· aloog lhe coast. Early ex- Meeting, Wedo , otay, 1 p. m. ·~-. dass .......-. Sd... !.!" - -· ~-:::!. ; • Dnl ...,. plorers bad fund 1 L O N G I O T T O M - W t n l l i p 9 ' •·- a. m.; -•.,. Kit 0 doJih!ng. ···land · on Y a m . ....... ~ ~~ 10 a m . POMEROY ~R LIGHT n a. m.; IJJ'all-y Bulova Watches-Safes& Service s. · .. "'"""'' ..._,,... · · CHURCH H& o-ille R-. ~Y"' i114121ila;. 7:30 p. m. Po -~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~liiJIIJI---1111!1 NORTH BETHEL- Wtnlllp Kev. Roy Taylor.pastw; - - , nlaht wurship, 7.30. 186 N. Second Middleport meroy Ph. 992-:utB II a. m.; Church SdloaJ lOa. m. Eblill. Sullday Schoal Supt. R LAirD CHURCH OF REEDSVILLE - Wanhip I 5unda 5c11oo11 9:311 p. m.; Churdt Set.- 10 a . m.; .Y ! • a . m.;. THE IIAlAREIIE .,-Rev. Lloyd • • Pra- MeeliiWI. - • ill'v. 1 .,...,., worship. 7' 311 p. m. D. Grimm. Jr~ pesfor. Sunday p. m. Prayer ..-.d prasi~ s«vice. ScJwd. 9:31 .._ m.; oi'I!DI;iil• - . SILVER RIDGE - --.,;p, 'flounday, l :» p. m. -ship, II:» 1. m.; YCJUII!I ·OFFICE HOURS 9:l0 TO 12. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' toa.m.;CiiurciiSchDol,t•. m. COMMUNITY CHURCH, .... pi's JeiWice, 6:6P.m.; 992-2550 TUPPIER~ · PLAIIIS Oaier - Rev. -·~ • - - "'-Ev• ;elislic• ,,,.,_ Rl vices. AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., ~ m . VI'A . _7:3D"p _ ..._ ·Ph. 949-3272 ~- Uncoln St. Racine. C»>lo Middleport Worship 9 a'ill.; ChurdJ pastur. Wor-ship servitH • -.-·. a. m. Seturdrf n Sunday, 7:31p.m. 7: 3llfL Ill. The Sermonette "'NI' :s'S. filz:·... aiii'I'Uftll · y· :r;,;! =· &.m.; GOEGlfiN READY -MIX 00. HEINER'S BAKERY· .M&RRJODUNER i•.. MARK VStORE BOGGS·EQUIPMENT '!: f:"·'l i..s.;. ,.,:!'. DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION RACINE FOOD MARKB ·-------...C...:'------"'-t--------------1 CillO VAUIY BAKING 00. R. tl RAWLINGS SONS 00. •=-. ·--------------t--------------1 LYONS MARKET GAll'S MARKET THE~.FARMERs BANK AIIQ SAVINGS 00. mew an . •• .,. 4 ~ ••• •• •' •• •• • • i •• • ••• • •• • •• • •• - ROYAL OAK PARK 1 ,. SWISHER & lDHSE • •• mum THE AlHENS SAVINGS &-lOM 00. •• -• •• •• - •i• NEW YORI1101HING' II)US( • 4.,. s...cs.r *"' l !r ci:,. ...v MIDIUPORT BOOK SIORE RIDENOUR SUPPLY and •.•• . ________..:,-l f. 1111NJJCE, I fRMIUN SIOR£ -•ice. I I I .. 00 • n IIGE aJT RA1E I I· ,IJ. WEA1ID JOOFING f MD OOIISIIUCIIJII m. I I I I I • ' ,) I • '· ' �' '' •R£ IIAPTISJ TEMPLE MUll LOCK $!lOVE · , swilL s. ,., Sot I. 0.1511A11- o.wt s -. . iili*w; f'lllrd II ...., • .wdli a;. 11 ~ - • . . . .; S..ofu d Sludl:tuu, ••-'. CltUIICII OF niE llqa; RE!IE 1111 Mr t. 1111¥. /w6ry MIIW. .c.r-. • . Sunday sdlaol. !'J! ...~-:..' ~~..:~ ..::;.; •"1;,'• wv;.-. ........ ~ 6:JII p.m.; NY :::::::::::?;e..'{:'·-:-:: •• :;:....... :3D -··· - . . . . PS6:.a5 7:30 p..m. .. , ~~mall••· ••~-: :.-::; 6:311 dlurcll yauilg pe .. ln a~ng p.m.; ouOioil"' -ship. 7:30. llible sludy, l:'odo day, 7:JII FIRST SOUTHERN lA-P· p.m. SUnday ev.oiiilillifl~ TIST _ :182 Mulberry A..... meetiii!J, __ 7:30 J::m. l'rayet MIDWAY CHURCH _ p.m. __ 31 1 .........oy. Affll'-lod with $.B.C. meetjrlg ualo l'c ' ' p.m. lengs-viii•Oe:o<ier. ~~--n _..._ nt:Afirl.,.. 7:• .. - T r. MT. UNION BAPTIST R-~- Cl'"--d "'"' ........... ' ,_._. Rev. R I I • ~.:: Sunday •~hool. , 9: 30 a.m . • :M Asou COUNTY · Rev• Ced"I C... pasture Sulldr,, Henhel Me Chore, supt.; _.. . • _ 11.'1 IRADFCIItO . CHUIICII OF · ship servke, 10: 30 a .m. ;·· C11RIST- Oiffonl Smith sdlaal...,t.JoeSeyre.Sonlay·l • THE NILAND CHAPEL minlsh!r. Sunday s.to 19:JII a: · ~· t : 6 ~.m. ; .Su= evening wcrship. 7:30. Wedp. m., nesctey prayer meeting and Gauge c.tu.. pastor_ Suncky m. o nunit• darch ll:ll • · •••;• iNislwp. 7:31. 1 director. _Bible s1udy, 7::10 p.m. ~· 9:311; on.; - Y e>Oioioog -•klr,. I. I Pl•r• n Bible study,, : ~sat,. MIDDLEPORT .serviCe, 7.JD._lhursd.y__,,_a)fF _ 7:»p.m. w.s ·y..,wtce.I •7.3Dp.m. - - . - . ··'. .._. aul NNse, . 7:311 p.m. · p. m. T UP p E R 5 · p"L A 111 s· Thursdey, all _day Busy S.. ' MT. MORIAH BAPTIST- . ji"r.Siilf'zm BAPllST _; CHRISTIAit CHURCH ~ party IIIC:IIUrch social Carner Fourth and Main, Secwocl n Pamaur Sts.. Stan HOISON CHRIS TIAII - .-,Wyatt, pastur; J. S. Divis: -EROY CHURCH OF Middleport. Rev. Henry L. K~. Craig. pesfor. s.,..czay ~ UII!,C* -~1, i s.....ay Sdlaal suPf.; Sonlar~ 0 nfe'PNAZARENE _ Corner Jr;, pestor. SLIHiay School 9:~ f:-45 a.m.; -sllop • • -· 11 f L · -a. sdloul, 9:311 a. m .• Miming • --• ~ •u d M lber R •· m., Arnold Richards, sup!., a.m.:lralnlngWilan.6:lltp.m.; l".::..._~~ -~ s •·: 1S..n01o, 11:31 a.m. e...,Jng . nlon an u r.Y· ev. •Maminn warship 10:~ •~ m. eveninG ausl,llp w:n.ice. 7:30 -~u - -.ee.7'·.·30.. p.elda'm.• •~ 1 .P. m, . .l 'Ciyde·' V. Hendorsun. pastor. . , , __ . -. . Ml ' • .,. - · ·s...t.y Sdaaal t:30 a. m. ; i FIRST UNITE'! ) PRES. p._m ...-~' 7.3DPI,_ _,Ice. Wednesday prayer "-ling,· LETART . ~LU UNITED-' •lburn s I ~ ay, · p.m. 1·311 p. m. IRETIIIIEII n-. R~ R and W '• II'":' ~ . • up : 1IYTt!RIAN, Mlddlepdrf-Rev. . CHRISTIAN SCI EIICE· . - ·. · -. . . ·- ~ - - ' , Ao:ll. . ~ IU.30 a. m., .Russell lesk!r, pastor. Sullday Services at liS Millll 51 PI · . MT MORIAH. JJIUKII OF Slu*.,pesfor, Hersdlel Norris, ' •E'tiJoliJog., voce 7:30 p. m. MJd. ;Scllool9: JD a. m., Lewis Sauer.. PI:-·Mt c.~ Sdlaal t: U GOD·- lladne llaute 2. The supt. ~ schoal, 9:30a.m.; : ~ _,klr, 'WOdolesday. 7:30>•sup!. ; worship service 10:311 ~· -l~ Rft a..rtes Hihl. _.., onoa1~ . , .. ..,, 11:30 e,m.; . p. m. ·a m : ·~• a.m., . ,.. __ ~ ..:---.t ._ _ •• e~~B~Wrg WI man. 7:30 alterGRACE EPISCOPAL- Rev. . . . o~oanliol meeting I ~y .........,, • •·- a.m.;_ na1lng -'> Sunday. Praya- : ·=~~minister• . JJ;JIQ.Yt\_H'S W1Titi$$ES- _P.m. ~--~c:;o'.e; . ;:::~...J:...:.:t -Prvice, 'll'ettl. '~1•77~ p.m. ' .._. · . , praya-rrOio, Larry Carnanan presiillng FAIRVIEWIIBLECHURCH Friday l · 3D. ayef"_ mee ng, : - p.m. ·11:30 a . m. Italy <Dihllllllkln "minisk!r. Sunday, Biblelecruni, -LelariRautel.lheRev. Slall -: • ~ · :· - - ..... owting SulldaY$. n ............ first Sulldays, 9:30 a. m.; Watchtower study, ' Craig. paslllr. Sunday schoal. BEARJrALLDW lliOGE . " - --- - .. Bible CHURCH OF CiiRIST _ . - CHESHPRE CHURCH OF ·10:311 a. m. C!Jurdt school, . •IO: JD a. m.; T~y, Bible 9:30 il.m.; pre- 'kindergarten through eighth study, 7:30 p. m. ; 'fllursday, study. 7: 311 p.m. Caltilgo! prarer ' Rodlhald. pestur Bible 5ludy ~ OF PROPHECY, G. P. ,grade, 10:30 a. m. -minislry school 7·JO p m serwlce Tuesda.J. 10 a m · ·. ~;p; Smith, paslar. Sundloy Sc:hml, . POMEROY CHURCH OF service meeting l ::io nVs.nay; 7,3iJ 9:JD _....,._, .11•'•"' !""'"'~~ lla. !"-' Arflllrllei-• Supt.; .CHRI$T-Mr. Hoy! Allen, Jr.. ~IDDLEPOR:r fHURCH p.m. _. l0:30,.:::t ~~ MDI1":'J 'Wuisllljl 11 a. m.; pastur.lllble SeNd, 9:3lla. m.; "" Cl!rbt lio Oldstla• MASON CHURCH OF y ' ~..., r I I · .....,~ 7 p.m.; .WJII'Shlp. lt:311' ackolt ~lp lA"wrl!loceManley,pasloi'; . CHRPST-.--s- _..._ · p. . ~ sonrioe, 7,30 1'.· m.; servloe•anil .uu!!!l peoples· ' Russell Young, Sullda Schabl W«sn" 8i • . - - · · 'llu..,sdat - - - Prayer meelilog;,-balt{7:l0 p. ·m. Sun--~ Sunday sd.oolt·foa m, 11 . 15 :'~~a.m.;_ ble sfuo!Y• PLAIITS COMMUIIITY S..wioe.7:311 p.m. _ day--esday. ~omblned Ewoilng warship 7:3o. Wed. 7,jo p.m." ' ~15510_11 - Antiquity. Ser- rr-lil_og. ~:JD P. m.; T...,;ng Blbl~ study and prayer , nesdayprayermeeling,7:JDp. Wedo J\t 7. 30 V~aS.l. JIIP.!ft· ~~ -~7.311p.m. . .meelwa;. 7:311p. m. . m. • . . · y• • - o.m. ~ John Dill, CHESTERCHURCHOFTHE :"'""pr . ._,lng....,.. .::::.."!" Voice _. :-'!~~1!1 . ,, EKLY GUIDE ·TO BETTER. TV VIEWING ' ; ,I I I II II I I Fold and :Place Near.Your Television Set . -. c...to.;.o.c:' .. ' •.. .. . . ·. for·Convenient Reference *' ""*· . -d '=::.. ;.m. ·•,_..,;p_,loe. IL"ti '. f:;l'n. :"!3 :=:: =· THE SALVAT~ A-Y - . - . · .EnvurRayS. ~~In MPDDLE PORT PEN· SundJnr.. Jet · m · TECDSTAL Third Ave. the liieSi ou:311 a. ~· Rev. Willi Knittel, ~; _:SondaySdaaal: ClUII!I Peaples, Ralph Pr~. Surrda School l ....lato,-lp.m.• ~. 1 ~3 sup!.; Oasses lor 1 t:::~ I MgJoe, 1 everrl~ service, 8 p.m. y~ SACR(D HEART _ lllev~ Peoples meeting and Bible, :Father Bernard Kralcovit. Study Friday 1 p.m. · Hstur. Phone 992-2125l 'Setunlay eWrring Mess. 7:311 FREEWILL BAPTIST IQ CHURCH - Gomer Ash and "p.m Sonday Mass. I Middleport. Noel a.m: Cuod loiS, Saturday 7• Plum. '7:30p.m. Herrmann, pastur; John 0111. ' POMEilOY FIRST BAPT, 5T Sullday ~I Supt. Saturday -Rabert Kibl pastor ~- everrlna servlce,7 p. m. Sullday iSkimer ~ Sdlciol sUPt. Schoof. 10 a. m. ; Sunday j$11oc11y' Schoal 9. 30 a m : evening worship, 7 p.m. ~,.,olJoli-11 .. -! i0:311 · ·• · ;'m":~· llli.le aS~ . FlliST UPTfSi' CHURCH or ''-ieOdaY 1 p. m.; choir Mlddtepoo I, cumer of Sheth and .ll!:_eclloe, W..S.• "" o. m. Palmer Streets, Rev. O!arles ST. PAUL LUTHERAN _ · Slm011s, p.~stor. Danny 1111¥. Arthur C. Lund. _ . Thompson, Sunday School 5uncl*y SchooL 9:15 a. m.: Superlnte'ndenl. SundaY OlarZiis e - Sup?.; WG'Shlp ChUrch school . for ev~ .. MfVJce, 10:» a. m. ean. · 9:15 a.m.; _Morning worshop lhmation ~ s.tunay. t:45 •o: 15 a..m.: ..~....}"? services. ":::r.1• J. e: · ;";"{': a.m. _ 7:30_p.m.; nednesday prayer •-ogs. ;MASON ASSEMBLY ·OF. pasJOI. . IIAZAIIENE - Rev. l ..obetl :GOD -SeaOKI St., Masun, W. · ·-· · .. lj .,. • Grate,pastar. -...ipservice, Va. 01esW T-.nt, pastur. STIVERS ILLE ._oM' ,na.m. and7:JIIp. m. Sunday. Sunday school. 10 a . m.; . MUNITY CHURCH - Rev.. ~ School. 9:311 a. m. --.hip. 11 a. m.; .Edsel. Hart, Jl!ISiar"· ~ Richanl B. lciJ, sup?. Prayer "'! istic servic:e.l:3ll p. m. . ""'""'1!1 - " ' " ' sa•~<eo _ICl 111 1.,. 'Aeduesday, 7:JDp. m. ,lf,ble study~ praya- service, . r.;."'.:; 1~~lboll .su":::l; - HARfl!SD!fYIIJ,.E_. PRE~. 7.311 p. m. Phone Thoonday, 7, 311 ~y l't'TERIAN - Mrs. ~ owning ...,;oe, 7:311. l.eei-Sullday SdU41 ~n. · . Ia _d. ~ School 9.30 a. HARTFORD CHURCH OF liON CIIURai OF CHRIST m. s...t.y Servia! I P: m. Rev. CHRPST in ·Christian Unian Pomerur·Harrisonvllle Ma• Donahue, Moddleport, ' Rev. cr0e11 -.~ey, paslar. Ruad. 1Ca11elh a-to. paslar. _pastor. . ~schaoi,9:JD~.m., Roger Paul . McElroy, Sunday LAUREL CLIFF FREE ""'' supl.;o!v&lil• _,Ia!, Set-' Supt. Sunday School 9:30 ME IHODIST - Rev. E~ 7: 30. WecJ~y evening a. m.; ._1oio"' -sllip Gill, pastur. William Baoley, mee:torrg, 7:311 p.m. ~ommuniun! 10:30 a . . m.; supl. Sunday Sdlaal, 9:JDa. m.; 6. 45 ,!~~ ~ ~,:0 Sundlyeweoungyaulha.nstian Muming -siJip. 10:30 a.m.; 6:311; Waisllip ..,.. EVSIIng wa-ship, 7:30 p. m. . No Tuesday senrice.. vices, Sumlay, ~: 311 p. m. '41'eotnesday, Olrisliarr Youth Wednesday evenong JW_ayer ~· ~: JD p. m.; Prayer CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ~ling and Billie study. 7.JDp. ~~""' 1. ~ p. m. Thursday, Set rites. 315 Main St.. Pl. m. choir pradioe, 7 p. m. !"!~Tn!e.=.r, DEXTER CHURCH OF ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - CHRIST -Danny Evans, ... 7:30p.m. Plrre Grave, lhe Rev. Arllar piiSiur. Norman c. Will, supl. Combs. pasl<r. ~ Sdlaal, 5on1ay Sdlaal 9:311 a. m.; MEIGS COUNTY 9 a. m.: diurc:h . . liKeS. 10 a. -..up service, 10:30 a . on. "":,= = nt':.n'"'' • ·--· 'fes1:.ialll m. evming. 1N!"{~--;--·•, allyaulhuploslxthgrade;6:30 MEIGS 1101 ·SIIIbi.n. Sdlaal, ~· far juniur and seniur high COOPERATIVE 'm.; .n.;p; 3; 15 p. II'· ~..! students. Society.lte.m.-'>"Thursday.· cinuRcH oF cHRisT. PARISH 'GRAHAM UNITED METIJ.i Mlddlepurf. 5th and Main. THE UNITED DDIST CHURCHRaull11 Mo~r, pastor. MichEl METHODIST CHURCH 9:30 a. m., first and · I \:'lachsd,.,~ Sdlool sup!. R D IR.C..S.Dioedoo ·s.ns.ys or Ollldl llilillh; third; ble , 9::10 a.m.; morPOMEROYO.USTER ...tllui:!I!SundaYs-'>monlh.• ning worship, 10: 30 a.m.; Rew.R hrtR.Cerd . - l p ·WV~a! ·817:31 p.m.' evening wcrship, 7:30 p.m.; Rev.Sk I&SoMIIJ Wl!do 11 lay - " 9 _at 7:30,. praya- servlte 7 p.m. WedCHESTER- --.,;p 9:15 a. :Pra~ n Bible :ihldy. • nesday. m.; ChurdJ School- 10 a. m. 9 ENTERPRISE Worship. a. m.: Chorch Sdlaol, 10 a . m. FLATWQODS - -..,;p, 11 a. m.; Cliurch School 10 a . m. POMEROY- Wtnllip. JO:JD BY A. ,PASI'OB,IUCJNE, 01110 a. m.;ChurdJScl-'9;15il.m.; lh C: AM )-Geai!r B 1116 m ~. UMYF 6:311 fj m. !DT:""-Ieftlllere,lllllabev JCilbeuwaman ROCK SP INGS- Wtnlllp r 10a. m.; Churd!Sdloal9a.m.; cdJ!d Mallltew ....... at llildeltiD tile ta C>OIIedar'a aflice. UMYF 6:30 p. m. 'I'D m•!'lllumld•Mm-aadtlleD18Dgotfobilfeelllld MIDDI.EPORTCLUSTER ·M alllim..,, :S a l:t (........_). Rev. R ' II J!oar •-..... HEATH - Warship 10:30 a. -... ..._. ~~-- •• • ....... ,; _. _.._. h '4j""¥'L,..,.. ~ ~ m.;Church5d>ooi9:JIIa. m.; ....,,_.aa--wsr,.,_ . .,tltiltfara ltlllllbewbalellfary. ltlsne 1 to UMYF 7 p.m. ....,.be._lbe.._1llwsluJIIDerutpea:lripe bya RUTLAND-Wclrship9:15a. m.; Chw-ch Sduol 10 a. m.; t.. to a m .,-~u- wllb lbe - * , "Follow JIJie," it j11tt UMYF 7 p. m. ~,I M, llik ill tile lint cedui 7 in 1be lwenCielh SALEM CEIITER - Wtnllip '""· __ ~ ......... ~ . lilt l i e -h laleiJ jaJqJa "'' kans llillllOIIe7.bmJ: llld' 9a. m.; ,.,_ '"'""'"'' lOa. m.; --~~ d. UMYF Thutsday. 1 p. m. • ~ •• J~IOittlllnlllll SYRACUSECLUSTER (l)lfallbew--alily d I' I. 'lbll could be said~ .~Ra'""uR·FenbtR. Deeley · Nl,J I alllc& It a- times. Ballf be belcmgs to ''Tile 01....ell ~ Wuisl:.f 11 a . m.; p 7 WI ," w llllllt bepa lb!re. Be Wlll a Jew C!J11erting ~S. lst T~. a. m.; . P=entu..llittps-..IIDI:-autbenlrabemuldcn!lect FORESTRUN-Wtnllip9a. Ch ch • ...._. 10 by I*"he lie IOltWS • peaple. Da; I a, 'iDJporten, llli a• "'·' ..- ....,,._ a. m.; pzlaa c:ded lim a '1Jia I•~•··" Tbe Romans beld bim ID 3rd Wid •ay. 7' 30 P· _ ........ ill Cbe t --'-'be ......._ m.MINE . -..... ...... • ,_,.. Wlll a 1 - . auoiDOlle) was RSYILLE - Wanhip • I 1 illa.-'tcfj r.-lil" "o"'IJW1LI _ ____......_,Be IOa.m.; C!JurthSdlaal9a. m.; ~-'W<rt Jrd 1 3D -~~~~~~~~~~W belllllifobealhispastenoyday "....., y, : p. m. cf Cbe ..t. Be wll 1 11- ,.lrlatio! lmJiinr( of bis ldlow SYUCUE - Wanhlp. I a. ...- 1 r m. ; Otwch Sc::hDal. 9 a. m.; Jewi.Of- "a-DIJIIImalrea"-'-·,'"'bebadtobaw Prayer and Bible Studv, --. Mo...,; V'edoSou~lif::tl.1J'5JER ' tile~-"' , =_ -----------------------------:--. REOR&t.IIIZED CHUR.. n OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· Hgli Pi-= ~ nnlki*lr "W ....,. -.u. ~n~:., sv-.....,VIJtinil Christian Endeavor Sunday SEVEliTfl DlY AOYEIIT : servia!. 7:30p.m. Extra yaulh TIST PI ..d..._:)...lcllvllles orr Sullday, 5 p.m., for ~::~~~R:.... c~~rc~":. 1!¥angolisl: 1llunnan With the ,~pe It will, in 5ome measure. foster and help sustain that whi~h is · good ir;t family and community life, this feature is-sponsored by the busmess , . firms and organizations whose. . names appear below. . - ~~~.:,:~~ ........ · • "30 a: Sunday carsey, m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a. Bible"Schoalsupt.; Bible SchoOl 9;30 a .m.; mumlng wwshlp. 10:30 a.m.; yau2h liiMiing. 6 p.m. evaling _,Ia!, 7 p.m. Christian Wurlcen Oass. Tt 7edo :311 ~-·"' ,._, -Y· = ~p.m. '"""" = t';:'J:' .e....r -·- This is make-believe · . tying a bundle to a stick and =~ 40:29-]1 12:9-12 30&17 pretending to set forth on a • great journey. His lively liWe ln......., 3:1·1 imagination glows. Maybe, • right around that bend in the 6:6-11 road, he'll run smack into a big brown bear . . • Thafs a "scary" idea. So he takes oil his hat, puts down his bundle, and plays at home. Yes •• . irs fun to make-believe. Home, just now, is his place. In it, he feels a wonderful sense of security, basking in his parents' Jove, knowing by instinct that they are there to help and gf!ide him. At night when he kneels to say his prayers, his mother tells him the story of Christ. She is preparing him for the day when he will become a more active part of the Church. She knows that. during his life, when he makes re~/ journeys, the Church will be his home, and that it will help protect and guide him when she cannot. m .; Sullday .....,;ng service, 7 p. m. -esday evening praya- services, 7:311 p.. m. IETHLEHtM BAPTIST _MIIIUn _ Gnat llorrd. O!arles Narr" pastor. --.,;p sonrioe, 9, 30 PLUMBING AND HEATING m.,· c.~-~~. 992•2550 _ _, ...,... 10:30 a. m. Middleport KENO CHURCH OF OIRIST .CARLETON CHURCH 2..0 Lincoln St. Middleport II I a r l - 1 , ...,t. Senrices Kingsbury Road. Sundar. f-:,.:...-'--:-~~---"-'-==----'--f----------.....:.:_ •· ---1 - t y•. 9:30 a.m. Iii Surrday. Sc:hiiol, 9:30 a. m.. Ralph Car, Pruchu>g tlrst and third supt. W..sllip ...-.ioe, IO:JO a. lliOIIIh br Oiflunl m. and7:311p. m. alh!mately. · a.m.. Pr~ ..-;ng, - y . RACIIIE ...-.. - 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jay Stiles, Bakers of' Good Bread t-liDI ..nvRCH pasho Middleport. Ct!io OF THE NAZARENE - . . Huntington. W. Va. ~y Schoal. 9:311 a . m.; . OLD DEXTER CD~· Momong Worship, 10: . . . . m.; GREGATIOIIAL CHURCH EY&Hng _.mip, 7:_1if,~m. Rev. Willard Dulcher, Wednesday, r- . . • ~-y • .. 1· Ah. ~ F~'·-~• - y Superinleudenl. Pauline Me- SdiiiOI • Sunday School, Oinlock. paslar. Rev. Monis 9:45a. m. ChurchSeo-vicestlrst Sales · Allis Chalmers· ~ Service ll. · third Sulldays following Farm • Industrial · Lawn. Garden Middleport. Ct!lo RACINE FIRST BAPTIST- Surrday Sdlaal, Second Tuppers Plains 667-3435 CharlesNorris. paslur· Sunday . lourth Saturday evenings, I p. Sdlaal_. · 9:30 a m ~ m .., •"' . . .; HUIW"' . . om. . •a wcrsh1p. 10:45 _a . m.; Sunday lOIIG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN I!Velorrg _..,,p, 7:» Mr ~ ;~~Y evening · ible &tool =~ - - ·-•· · o. m. • · Oslu1*- Bible SclloJ, 9:311 a. Athens Road Pomeroy The Store with A").feart I DANVILLE WESLEYAN, ':·' jiie«<l~ 141:<45 a. m.; A Family That Worships l'ogether Rev. lawren~ Sullivan. ....., 5&VIC:OS. 7:311 p.m. . Racine 949·3342 paslor. Sunday School 9: 30 · Stays Toge_ther a.m.; youth juniur youth HYSELL RUN FREE senoiar. 6:45 p.m.; euaoio., METHODIST - Cedi Wise, warship. 7:311 p.m.; 11a,.. and Paslci . Sunday School, 9:30 ~•~. '-"'edo l· . - p.m. a.m.; ~-ship. IO·.JD ~- · -• ~- . y~ '• . ~.... s .servia!, SILVER RUN FREE BAP· 6: 45p.m.; ••.....isticseno~. Ohio's Oldest Dodge Deafer Bakers of Hoi sum Bread JIST- Rev. lloa&d 10-. 7: 311 p.m. Prayer meeting, ~*- Si,nlav schaal IOa..m - TJ.._.;.,_.. 1·311 p.m Middleport, 0. Middleport, Ct!io ,_..... . ' • ·• .. _ _, , · · He!v'y J)avis, servi~. 7: 30 supl.; p.m. ev&ling Prayer FREEDOM GOSPELd I 91Dl CIJshms cffk:ers ft- W meeting. Tlu-sday, 7:311 p.m. MLSSSR~-'-~-~· Rev. (111 1111111 m - I&W......_ ....... . DaZe Me0 • ~~... pasfar lla'ft a bell eye. Alliai I i J2 I~ by llattbew'ulatiCil, his Rew.- = I .,. CHESTER CHURCH OF aoger" Wilfred. Sr..' ~y lll'em ber of the Big 3 ,.,-.feD IIPII ,_,mare au aace, perbmps. Matlbew......,. Ref. Milrllllo-MioGOD- Rev. Dmold A. SJ.Is. Set-' Sup?. Sunday School, • . _ . be 11 ...__ . to life tbaD APPLE GROVEWorship I pastur. Sunlar SdtooJ 9;3ll a. 9:30 ·~· m.; Sunday evening 11 1 General Merchandise lim ... R8"• ....., C ,t m&7lJe """'" IS lllOI'e p. m. 2nd .oth Sundays; m.; -...;p R~ •'ke. 11 • · m.; worship 7:30. Praya- meelil~g, Chester. Ct!io 667-3280 IJlllliliJ IIMZE). Wbo IIMal wbat Matlbew """Jgbt? Matlbew O.urc:h School 9:30 a. m.; Mid E-.ing .., uioe,. 7:30. Prayer Tuesday, 7:311 p. m. ErneSt Tuppers Pf'alns dDMI'ttiiUI'efeel..-elbalbeiJCnlljn!pdthismanJelllsasbe W"""Service.-...clay.lp. service and youth senite, ~· dass ..._._ Yough mi . ETHANY Cft-,~sl _ Thutsday, 7:311p.m. Aaloog--y,7:JDp.m.• .. "n-tV•"" lhiAI• "" - · -LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAII Ernest Deela-, - · (WI Mattbew- nmarbbN olaned. He c!D&'I ~it. Worship. 9'JII a . m.; CburdJ - I luna Si'a- _.__1 MT. .. HERMON UNITED ,__ ~ ..L....__ , . , . _ Be.__ ........ School 10:30 a. "'-· ....--- - - • - W i d ....,,Ma......,. .....,more.....,.. CA-EL- Wuisllip, 11 a . Sunday School. 9:30 a .m.; BRETHERN CHURCH IN tllln ~.(WI IM offiter bew. ''Be llleil; be . m., lsi and Jrd Sundays ; morning worship, 10:311 a.m.; CHRIST--- Rubert Slo*, Family Recreation PQmeroy-Member F. D. I. C. & knew wllat aulD 111111." Be bad wbal aomeCile bas Cllled "tbe Cburc:h Schoal, 10 a. m. Rubert Bobo. Sonday paslur• s.-y Sdlaal, 9:30 a. Swimming Federal Reserve System iblnurtcfiJIPii,;,..,.".lemlr Wlhisft·-•••m.n.Attbe EAST LstET-ART3rd~9 supl. ; Sunlay ~ seoo1oe. W;A,!DY Pl._llei.:_.~t.;.:.,fredlng ., ,...~ a. m.. --rs: 7·JO Y-- n-1 - ~~ 1 ....,.. ,......, _...,,tile Mart ealled; !be di.;ple niSI! up from 0...-c:hSdaaal. lOa. m., 1st n · · Mid~"''":"'.-.,.. -;::-t. _.ship. 11 a .m.; evening Meigs County Branch -z • -~ ....... lrd Sundays. 9 a . m.• 2nd n ~~- ~ • """'~· - . SOIIIKII, 1:311 &~,.;; alfematlng Iii - 1 " ' I " ... , ...ued. ...,Sundays: MidWeet Service. ·~r. 7:311 p.m. -each Sunday. ~ting, 11 (IV)Mat81zw-rawblllyllled. "AIJesuspe !dOll be 'l'l'eduesday, 1 p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF a . m. allernating Sunday · · Rexall Drugs - a _.. - Matlbew's wwds. Our WW'da, ''He saw tbat 1111111." GREAT IENO- Wtnllip II THE NAZARENE- Rft. llo\. C. ""'"'ings, Alfred Wolfe. We Fill All Doctors Presaiptions llallbew'J - * . OW -.11, ''Be saw tbat man." Je111s saw a. m., 2nd aoocl 4th Sulldays; larimn, paslllr. 8ob Moon. Parle Ia ; Olo'isliM Endeavur, .._ 0...-dl Sdlaal, 10 a. m. Stnday Supt. Suncky 7: 311 p. m . Sunday, Roger 992-2955 Pomeroy 2'16 W. Second Ph. 992-3863· POmeroy Pt...- IIIII Aalhw, JJmes IIIII Jolm: tbeae _.. filbermiiiiO LETART FALLS - Wtnllip - · dm~s fer ..1~ 9:30 ~ley••:.~·· Prayer beJm•lllblli cf llleil. Jesus saw Mattbew, who !mew P";l "lOa. m. ; Cl>un:h Sdlaal9 a. m. a . m.; """l''l'!9 _..,.,, 141:45. meeting. y,7:311p. m. piRi[l Jesus bad p;1•;plrs to ap:m, IIJWid priDdples, be -NING STAR- Wtnllip NYP.S .~Y· ~30 f · m.; Board ~ling first Monday could aoellatlllew. 9::10 a . m.; Cllurdt Sdlaallt:JD ""angolisfoc _..oce. - , .. each manlh. 7: 30p.m. a. m .; MidWeek · Service. 7:30 p.m. Mid a I ,..,... • S t ''II is lfa?lbew wbo gifts tbe S&IDDII Cll tbe Mount. He Wedne day, 1 p. m. meetllog. Wedo day. 7:311 p.n\. YRACUS FIRST UNITED . ' nJeWI....,... Ill tbe Golden Rule, tile I* ho qR of tbe sec:ond mile, tbe - S E CHAPEL- Wtnllip Mssionary meeting, second PRESI YTERZAN -Rev . Electric Motor Repair St. Rt. 7 Chester, Ctllo 810 W. Main flltili'"' of !be a..__. to ll!m! twu _ _._ and tile Jiust- ot 11 a. m .• 1st - lnl Sundays; Wednesdat. 7: JD p. m. R~llesler, pasl<r. ~ 992 _5750 1.3 _.......... ~.., Ol~.rch Sdaoo4 10 a. m sa WKI:. 9a. m.; Sunday Choose the O!urch of your Oloice {O]poloC Ill)' eNirr oCbaabae lhan C11 a rod:. He P"'"Jed tbe PORTLAIID• -~· 1 JD UNITED FAITH liON· 10 a . m. ' - .....-... op : DENOMINATIOII :... Rev. , ...-.Illes gna~ u11 111e dreadful warning about 111e r1c:11 p. m.: OJurch School 9:30•. m. 0onn1s w.a-. paslor. Sullllay RUTLAND IUII-.ItbeDeJ!Cie'l .... u - -ag--'lor--'li"'"" 011 SUTTOII-Wclrship. II a . m. _...__, ~JD .,~ B ~ ~,~. -~ w ~ ...,..., 'u"' 2nd •th Sundays; Churth ~-. " a.m.; "'"'" uti ' • IOIIJIII11ai JZ'"•lil r. IO a .._.,t.; - s.'Hp sa wiar, 10:311 RUTLAND' FIRST lAP· rake Someone with You to O!urch It is lllllSt ra.bble lbal !be wayside custom officer 'WESLEYAti I R<~dHJ a.m. ; youth oneetit1it45 p.m.; liST- Rev. Samuel Jad<S1i1, Meats and Groceries S yracuse In Pomeroy Over 911 Years blbecame,...,tlle...,_MI Itisanotberex•rm!eofabatCirist can Worship. II a. m.; Cburch ~1:30 p.m. ble study, ~---~Scho!i.IOa. m. ; 992 •3986 ..,... .....School, 10 a . m . fi<=le5WI~. 1: 31 p.m. p-~ ~~~ ~BUtler•. suvt. Kermit Walton, Mgr. doilllllllll,llldfGraman,IJld lbruugballllJII. UMYF f<r all churches ol the ....-.oce. I:JD p. m. ; So-~- a- ~- 7·30 p m EDENUNITEDBiiETHREN oreadJing _..o, 2 p. m. ""-" ~~ . . . . Ill CHRIST- Elden R BZa11e U...me Fv Last C.mt;neat ~....~~Gr!!.. ~oadJaulh paslur. SondaySchoal, lO•. m.; · RUTLAIID CHURCH OF . Wolftrine fur is tbe mly Anlarctica was ;.o,e last NORTHEAST CLUSTER • Wimie Holsingor, SIIPI- Mar· CHRISTschool, t:lt t..- of fur IIIII does DOt mat CGIItinent 10 be explored b'f Rew.- ....... lling ,..,.,_, n a . m.; EVO!oioog &m. V. H. • • • · supt; O!urch and Office Supplies· Gifts Furnfiure Appliances ,.,... man A us N pedi Rew. Sl<liiil _ · ,_ ara•iii servi~ Cbristian Endea-. CDmmunion '""" devutlans, ..... freeze wben Che •·m. · . · · avy ex • ..., 1· p m Mr L 19 • m Rlar '--rd 992-:zMl Middleport Phone 985-3308 Chester, 0. ...., "' ti 1840 Jed ALFRED---..,iplla. m.; ·· .; s. yda ' - · • ~,.u ...,. perature drGps to liO ill' 10 m • Lt. a...-ch School IDa. m.; Prayer Che\'alier. prHident. 5aftQ 11•ling 7:». lhinl Saturday below z:ero. For Ibis _les Wilies, prov Ant- -~,-~ v•... ~ P· on. --servia!..,.. seriiOI», I:lll. N1iJ. iiJ'J!IIIL . ,. 11'--:=---=:---=:=-::-::=~:::---:-=-----r--:-=-_:..:.. "'- ,1 .""~-''-a w~• 8 •w , . 7.- ~ p-,.. r - m•l· .,.., ......, · THE RUTLAIID ..OM· F..timos use , · c -~~ COD tinenl bY "~' JOP A ~'p 10 a m · -· ...,.. •-::: · -.:;;-...-. _. and . sailing about 1,500 miles O.urch Sc- ""'"'" . ·• nesday, jl:llla rD . Attend then. · O!oice . -· ......, tbeit""' ...,._ 9 a. m.: Praya....._~7:311 p. m. Mrs. -aa~~ MUNITY Am& nw CHURCH ......._ -Rev. c........ n, Lnu..;n ,.uurch of Your to 11 il aim used in avia•-· aloog lhe coast. Early ex- Meeting, Wedo , otay, 1 p. m. ·~-. dass .......-. Sd... !.!" - -· ~-:::!. ; • Dnl ...,. plorers bad fund 1 L O N G I O T T O M - W t n l l i p 9 ' •·- a. m.; -•.,. Kit 0 doJih!ng. ···land · on Y a m . ....... ~ ~~ 10 a m . POMEROY ~R LIGHT n a. m.; IJJ'all-y Bulova Watches-Safes& Service s. · .. "'"""'' ..._,,... · · CHURCH H& o-ille R-. ~Y"' i114121ila;. 7:30 p. m. Po -~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~liiJIIJI---1111!1 NORTH BETHEL- Wtnlllp Kev. Roy Taylor.pastw; - - , nlaht wurship, 7.30. 186 N. Second Middleport meroy Ph. 992-:utB II a. m.; Church SdloaJ lOa. m. Eblill. Sullday Schoal Supt. R LAirD CHURCH OF REEDSVILLE - Wanhip I 5unda 5c11oo11 9:311 p. m.; Churdt Set.- 10 a . m.; .Y ! • a . m.;. THE IIAlAREIIE .,-Rev. Lloyd • • Pra- MeeliiWI. - • ill'v. 1 .,...,., worship. 7' 311 p. m. D. Grimm. Jr~ pesfor. Sunday p. m. Prayer ..-.d prasi~ s«vice. ScJwd. 9:31 .._ m.; oi'I!DI;iil• - . SILVER RIDGE - --.,;p, 'flounday, l :» p. m. -ship, II:» 1. m.; YCJUII!I ·OFFICE HOURS 9:l0 TO 12. 2 TO 5 (CLOSE' toa.m.;CiiurciiSchDol,t•. m. COMMUNITY CHURCH, .... pi's JeiWice, 6:6P.m.; 992-2550 TUPPIER~ · PLAIIIS Oaier - Rev. -·~ • - - "'-Ev• ;elislic• ,,,.,_ Rl vices. AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., ~ m . VI'A . _7:3D"p _ ..._ ·Ph. 949-3272 ~- Uncoln St. Racine. C»>lo Middleport Worship 9 a'ill.; ChurdJ pastur. Wor-ship servitH • -.-·. a. m. Seturdrf n Sunday, 7:31p.m. 7: 3llfL Ill. The Sermonette "'NI' :s'S. filz:·... aiii'I'Uftll · y· :r;,;! =· &.m.; GOEGlfiN READY -MIX 00. HEINER'S BAKERY· .M&RRJODUNER i•.. MARK VStORE BOGGS·EQUIPMENT '!: f:"·'l i..s.;. ,.,:!'. DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION RACINE FOOD MARKB ·-------...C...:'------"'-t--------------1 CillO VAUIY BAKING 00. R. tl RAWLINGS SONS 00. •=-. ·--------------t--------------1 LYONS MARKET GAll'S MARKET THE~.FARMERs BANK AIIQ SAVINGS 00. mew an . •• .,. 4 ~ ••• •• •' •• •• • • i •• • ••• • •• • •• • •• - ROYAL OAK PARK 1 ,. SWISHER & lDHSE • •• mum THE AlHENS SAVINGS &-lOM 00. •• -• •• •• - •i• NEW YORI1101HING' II)US( • 4.,. s...cs.r *"' l !r ci:,. ...v MIDIUPORT BOOK SIORE RIDENOUR SUPPLY and •.•• . ________..:,-l f. 1111NJJCE, I fRMIUN SIOR£ -•ice. I I I .. 00 • n IIGE aJT RA1E I I· ,IJ. WEA1ID JOOFING f MD OOIISIIUCIIJII m. I I I I I • ' ,) I • '· ' �,! 1-'l'btDaiiJir "•l,Ml' 6 IIW' 4J,O.,Mi.l7,lfll . . . .B argains, ·Bargains and; ·More Bargains ' . . NOT.ICI OF SALE NOTICE OF AP'POINTMENT The personal property of the Case No. 211Slt Estate of E;d S. Gran t. ·. E1tate of Berte M . MtHh•ws, Ooc:oued, will bo sold al publi c Docono<l. 1uct1on (Ommtncing at 1: 00 Notln Is hereby given that P .M . on Wtdnesdav , Sto - Esther a , Gross,, of 130 tembtr 1, 1971, at the Corner of Mulberry Ave .• Pom-roy, Ohio, Main and Seventh Stre-et In the ~as been duly appointed Ad . Vlllagft at ftAiddleport , 'O hio. mlnlstntrl x of the Estate of There are many items that Ber ta M . MaUhews, deceasl!d, •ppear to be f ine antique fur - late of Pomeroy , Meigs County , .nlture included In th is sale. and Oh io. while no representatatlon Is Cr&dltors are required to file: made a s to age It Is reported the ir claims with sa id fiduc iary much of the furniture Is over 100 w ith in four months . yeats old . The property consists Dated this 11th day of August . . 1971. of Jhe followip~: Wicker rocker, roc ker , Round ' JOHN c. BACON table. Iron bed , gas stove, table Probate Judge of sa id County and <4 chairs, oc casional table, (I) 13, 20, 17, 3tC upr ight chairs . glassware sil verware, 'G. M. Frigidaire,. ·--~------­ long table, 3 legged stool, ·Card of · Thanks Filr Sale For Rent PRIVATE trailer lot in Chester WE WISH to e•pross our sin· with utlllly building. Phone cere thanks to our friends and . 985.4106. neighbors who sent food, flowers, cards and .donations _ _ _ _ __ _ _B-_27-ttc during the death Of loved one, Lloyd SIGler. We express out 5 ROOMS, lumlshed. Phone deepest fhanks to thole who Mrs. A. R. Knight, 992-243 or look part In the search, Martin 992-2183. Funeral Home• .Rev . .Lloyd 8-26-.llp Grimm far his prayers and · col soling words. ,Rutland American Legion Post 467. 2 BEDROOM trailer, available soon. Utilities paid. Phone Your thougl\tlulness will never . 992·7384. be forgotten . Mrs. Lloyd Sigler and family. 8-27-11c 12x60 TRAILER, 2 bedrilom, nicely furnished, all new, 5 R"E- IV · miles above Pomeroy, own V Al, Eagle Ridge lot, clly water, electric range. Community Chllrch, August Good location for school 25, 26,27, 2i. Rev. Roy Deeter, teachers. Call 1115-•1.0. Evangelist. 8-26-.ltc --:--:-- :--- - 8-- 23-.ltp - - - - - - - - - - - - -- In _The Want Ad .• 1968 25CI . CC BULTACO. Mark Ill , 5 speed tra,.mlsslon. low mileage, phone 992-70!_7:, ...... -.,..------:-r-~ ... 22" LENNOX forced air COill furnace, · complete , <easonable, Wm. H. Oeland, Racine, phone 949-29113. 8-25-.lfc Notice For Sale .,;He. For Sale - . TREE RIPENED while and yellow peaches at Masm Peach Orchard. PriC!ed from S2 to s-1,50. One m ile above Mason Bridge; turn rlg!lf and follow s igns. 8-:ZUic - -""""'--'-::'- 1Y71 DIAL ' N SEW .zlo.z.ag (1;1' 11UUIIX wnH.l sewing machine Jeff In layoway. Beaullful paslet color, , full s ize model. All built-in to buttonhole, .....,. .cast a,nd fancy stitch. Pay jus! · 11 · · $<48 .15 cash or terms 'Ki:lSCOT Kosmellcs, July· FURNIS EO.. and unturnlshed · available. Trade-Ins at. August special, kore KQn· , =..,~~~ to school., cepted. ~ 9'i2-56-11. · J(I.IIJ.tlc ' ' 8-:ZUtc dillon oil ss. Value now only PET squirrel monkey and cage, S2.50. Distributors, Brown's, --,--,~..,...=:-:phone 992-5113. .. · VACUUM CLEANER brand $30. Must sell by Sunday. 7-4-lfc TRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile new 1V11 model . Complete Phone 992-3904. ==-::=--:-.,...=:~~ Court, Rt. n•, . Syracuse. . with all cleaning toots. Small 8-27-21p · SAVE UP io iJhe half. Brl~ Ohio. 992-2951. paint damage in shipping. your sick· TV to Chuck's TV "'2-tlc Will take S27 cash or budget Shop; 151 Butternut Ave., - - - - - < . . . - -::-...,..plan available. Phoine 992Pomeroy. .5641. 1niscellaneous pots, pans and dishes, ironing bo•rd , Wicker basket, writing desk , wooden ch&St, wooden table , secretary, 5 piece upholstered Set, library table, single wooden bed and dresser , oc casJonal table , trunks, and old records, and other Items· too numerous to mention . Terms of sale : Cash . Anna M . Ryther, Adm inistratrlx of the Estate at Ed S. Grant, Deceased . Carnahan Auction · Serv ice, Auctioneers tal 23, 21, n Sentinel Classifieds · a.:zutc - - - - - - - - - ; ELECTRIC guitar and amPLEASE REQUEST your pllfler - S60. Gas healing VOLKSWAGEN camper, goad coodlll<il. Less than 20.000 favorite disc Iockey to plar stove = ! 10. Zenith, black ancl miles . .cJ9 Lincoln St., Mid"God and I" - 11-W - " TI)e white television - $15. Call dleport, Paul Stolt. Glary of The Angels,' ' Action · 992·5083 alter • p.m. 8-25-Hc Records No. AC 1014A, 8-25-3tp published by Souvenir Smgs (ASCAPJ, free rea>rdlng to APPLES-Peaches. Fitzpatrick HI, NEIGHBOR! Tried Blue Lustre far cleaning carpets? DJs. Address, John Mohler, Orchards, Slate Route 611/, If' s s~per. Rent ele<:lric Rt. 1,' Box 210, Middleport, phone Wlikesville, 669·3785. shampooer, $1, Balter FurOhio 45760, phone 992-6903. 8-IS.IIc nllure Company. 8-25.121p - - - - - - --' 8-25-.llc • • G(.OOOU.S ,.,fFIRM/\lfOIU . . itoMEROY 992-2094 I :'41' E. Main PomerDy OfFIC[ SUPPI:IES And ··runiJUR£ ~tap in and See Our .Flo« l)isplay. -- - . SI'OIOG. . NIEW & CiLD .IIOittc -GUARANTEED- c _,.'"' c........"~'•••••• . ..••..•. 616 E_.~ ~· ~Wf,O.:_ . · A. one 992c2551 Jnsunc1 . Erp il EXI'tiiiEJI)II · .JUST SMOW 1111URSELF. IS ALL WE. ASK!! -11 . From tho l.arglll Tnd: or ; Bullda""' Re# lor lo 1M · Smallest He Ia Cere. Air C:.!lli ic l:iplttiliU and - n,., • 1966 C1evrolet Impala:-.:..:..----'1395 Conv. cpe., local owner & low mileage. Vinyl Interior, dark blue finish, white top, air conditioned, V-8 engine, automatic trans ., power steering, radio . A nJce car. 1966 Buidl Wildcat Cpe. ______ '1195 ' . . Auto'l"'tlc trans .. power steering & brakt~. (IOOd w-w tires, ,radio,,heater, while finish, ct..., Interior. Reg. price S1395,GO. •Special. • . 1967 fanl LlD------------·'1595 .4 Door SadM, PM~orsteerl\lg & br•kes, vfnyllnterlor,lllk. vinyl roof, maroon flnllh, radio, , _ w-w tiAO, V-1 with aufomoll< trans. & factory air Conditioning - Special ' • Special. ..... 1963 Chevy II H.T. Cpe ·--:-----~95• . . 1963 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe --- ·~50" 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dr, ____ _. '245· 1962 Olds "88" 4 Door________'295· 1963 Ford Galaxi 4 Door with Air·--·'395• R.IGI!r NJWJ WHY5HCULD )10(1 CARE \'oWIIT' . - 6.9B- !'lois hrts Blaettnar'• Comolete . . .. 521951965 Buick '845 dark blue, black vinyl In!. , 2-way fail gale with ele<:. window, v.a, auto. , P.S., like new W· S· W, radio, clean & ready to !ravel. Special engine, radio, owner. Int. Custom 4 Door, v.e automatic lrans. , good tires, local White finish , clean 1966 Fcrd Gaie HT Cpe.------.1995 6 Cyl. engine, sld. trans. , air conditioning, clean Inferior, dark green finish . OOOd tires, OUR CLEARANCE /SON New '71 Chevrolets ere's a Time To ·lux a ·Time To Savel Now-Do lothl PRICES WIU NEVER IE LOWIRI SPECIAL. Starting August 23 to Sept. 4 permanent. will be as follows: $12.50 reduced to $10, $15 reduced to $12.50, S20 6 ROOM house, large bath, full reduced to $15 . Frosting basement, wall to wall car· reduced to S12.50. Operators petlng, farced air heat. double are Lynda, Sharon and carport. Phone 992·3612. • Dorothy . Dorothy's Beauly B-2~c Salon, phone 992-3982. 8-25-3tc 1971 ZIG ZAG sewing machine, GUN SHOOT. Aug . 29, Sunday, buttonholes, laney designs , 1 p.m. at Racine Gun Club. etc. Full price $27.30. Phone · B-25-41c 992-7085. 8-24-.llc ANY BEAUTY operators .-lng a bellutldon, I have CHICKEN ~se at Syracuse with 2.61 acres, phone 8.Q. my license and am In need of 2684. work . Phone 992-5972. 8-22-tlp B-27-31c e.as _., _,.... Ki•l ., Wanted To Buy ·· OLD Furniture, dishes, clocks, and-or complete households. Write M. D. Ml!ler, Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271. 8-25-lfc DON'T PUMP your sluggish sepllc tank. Get Klean.....,·AII septic lank cleaner. Land· mark Farm Bureau , Pomeroy. 8-27-llc - ---,----- ELECTRIC guitar, two 100 TO 3110 AtRES, old far m, pickups, amplifier, elghl-lnch abandoned farm or vacant speaker, two lnp11ts, S50. land with all right.. Will pay to Phone 992·54<15. $5,000 cash. Write to John 8-27·31p Huffman, 1500 Semlnola, : : : -Akron, Ohio 44305. GIRL SCOUT uniform, size 8-27-.llp 10'h; Brownie Uniform, size 10, complete, like new. Phone 949-3022 after 4 p. m. . 8-27-Jic ANYONE desiring a home, food, and shelter In exchange for light housekeeDing, no POODLE puppies, Sliver Toy, Parkvlew Kennels. Phone 992. laundry, please call 992-5700 544:1. or 992-7269. 8-25-Jic 8-15·1fc EA~N AT home addres~lng · A.K.C. Miniature dachshund . envelopes. Rush slamped Phone 992·503. self-addressed envelope. The 8-22-ttc Ambrose Co., 025 Lakeborn, Davisburg, Mich . .fll019. d · 8·1·30tp CA!'JNING lomaloes, alrea Y' pocked, $1 .25 bu .. br ing containers . ~erald ! ne CMI HOP and waitress. Apply Cleland, East Maon, ~acone. in person. Crow's Steak House. 7·'18-lfr 8-U-tlc Ia LADY do housework, 1 day a week, 152 Butternut, Phone .--------, BEAT the COLD' WINTER ond IT'S COST WITH HEATING OIL FROM LANDMARK.· We have the finest Budget Pay Plan, Delivery Services, Automatic Degree · Day Delivery and Duel Delivery Equipment. · We also have a complele line of Siegler Fuel 011 Heaters and Ful'l)aces. •••WEU., GUZ AW' UMM. ARE BClJND 1'1111 HOM!il I'Ll. EVENING · AUC TI ON Slarllng al 6 p.m ., Friday, August 27th on the Rutland . Harrisonville Road, having sold my home will sell the following: Hardwick Gas Range, Frig i da i re Refrigerator, Lg. Siegler ail heater, Ward's elec. sewing machine, glass door china cabinet, upright piano, 2 pc. living room sulle, 7 pc. dinette sel, 12 x 5 wool rug, pressure canne,.-, student's desk, guilar, Maytag wringer B-22·121c washer. 2rlnse tubs with legs, picnic fable, 20' x 30' tent, 4 Qlcycles, 2 power lawn mowers, U In!. ladder, step ladder , 2 bags insulation (new), metal fence - "· Senator garc:1en - IIIIer. Wlzzard chain saw, '64 Dodge Dart Stallm Wagon~ '6-l 2-dr. Rambler Classic, 2 611 East Milin young heifers, (1 Holstein ). ~EROY Slone jars, garden loots, some anliques, loys, clothing and WE ARE SOLD DOWN AGAIN many items too numerous to AND NEED MORE mention . Refreshments . LISTINGS. FARMS, HOMES, Owner: Amos Tillis, Auc· LOTS, ANYTHING IN THE lioneer : I. 0 . " Mac" N.:;Coy. REAL ESTATE LINE. WE 8-22-tlp HAVE BUYERS WITH CASH. LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY FOR YOU. NO CHARGE UNLESS WE DO SELL YOUR PROPERTY . '66 DODGE Polaro 500 con.HENRY E. CLELAND. vertlble 383 ; 4-barrel , REALTOR aulomatlc console . bucket Olf"ICI! tf2.225f seats, ••cellon! condition , ResiJ m tf2-2W <13,000 actual miles S1.G95. 8-25-Jic Phone 992-5278. 8-26-lfc tONVENIENT but secludea building JGis on T79 af Rock 1965 MUSTANG, 289 3-speed. Spr ings. Within walking Con fact Butch Grover, Bailey distance of Meigs H l g~ Run Rd. 8-25-Jic School, a 5 minute drive from Pomeroy. Call or see Bill Witte ...,...ends or after 5. 1970 DATSUN pick:up, good p.m . .......days. Phone 992· conecka ltedion, new rj ,.-es~ never 11181• wr . $1 ,575. Phone 992" 7-11-Hc 5153. ------8·18-121c 3 BEDROOM br ick home: Oloice tocatim In Mlddlepoo I : SPECIAL lhl s week al Tom Ru. Seen by appoinlmenl mly. Motors, 1963 Ford Pickup. Phone 9f2.S52J after 4 p .m . 8-1 5-lfc 5.7-lfc Cleland Realty Auto Sales - --=--=-- OPPORTUNITY EARNINGS S1D,81l0 to $15,800 plus car allowance and frlnetf!o beneflll. Must stand rl!lld· background lnspedlon. and service selected accounls . Only married men, over 25, with successful background 1 ~-.· POMEROY should apply. Write P . 0. Box • J1ck W. Carsey, Mgn 501, Gallipolis, Ohio, Zip Pbone ff2·211l ~1. or · call for personal Interview. Calling hours 9:30o. m. 111111 :30a. m . SOFA .BEDandmalchlngcholr . Phone 992-664A after 5 p.m . REGISTERED, beauti f ul Monday thru Friday. 8-26-Jtp Chinese pug puppies. Fawn or 8·27·31C - -- - - -- - black, also Cairu brood and 2 EXTRA nice Hereford heifers, stud dog. 312 John, Belpre, 20 months old. Could have Ohio, <123-7261 . been registered, S2SO each. · 8-22-ttc Phone 2.0-2521 or 2.0 2063. Clifford Hill. Letart Falls, WILL PAY well far your spare Ohio. lime working at home for us. 8-26-3tc Anyone who can read and write can qualify. Weekly ONE PUREBRED Hereford GENERAL STORE and service station across from PorHand salary. Far delolls wrlle, bull, 15 months old, $160. 17· Park. Phone 14-2491. James Bliss Co., P. 0. Box month old Hereford holler, 8-27•tc 324, Dept. K 479, Levittown, s1oo. Phone 7<12·4459. · Pa .. 19053. . 8-26-3tc 8-27-ttc YARD SALE on Larkin St., NOTICE DF SALE Rutland, Friday and Satur· HOUSE, 1~2 Lincoln Heights. The personal property ot the day. School dresses and Call Danny Thompson, 992. Estate of lucy A . Bolen , sweaters. 2196. • Oece~sed , will bt sold at public 8-26-31< 7-18-lfc auction commencing at 1:00 P.M . on Wednndey, September lth , 1971, at her lite residence in PERMANENT reg l stere~ SIX ROOM house, biilli', tun Pagevllle, Ohio, on State Route ~rloosa more. Phone 992 ~semen!, 133 Butlemut Ave., 692. The property cons ists of the · i1'26-6tp jusl walking distance from following : 2 Piece liv ing room suite, downlown Pomeroy. Contact oblong table, rocker. ' straight ,,. ::d Hedrick , 2137 Wadswuth back chain and tablit, COLONIAL slyle stereo, _..,... Orive Columbus Ohio phone refrigerator, gas stove, Mtlytag FMredio,4speakers,Uj>eed 237 ·433'•· 0 1um .,;,. · ' washer, hand tools, iron bed , record changer . Balance 5-9-tfi: capta in's ·. chair , sewing $79.19. Use our budget terms. machines, trunks, small high Call 992-1015. . chair, pots, pans and d ishes, 8-22-tlc NEW, 3·bedroom home In dresser, an~ othe,r items .too - - -- - Middleport. _Buill-in ki tchen, numerous to mention . . MODERN walnut stereo, AMceramic tile bath, all-electric Terms of Salt : Cash. Morlorlt E . Slon ley, FM radio reatures • speed heat; good nel~llbq hood. Can Administratrix of tht Estate record changer, • speakers, arrange FHA financ ing. of Lucy A. Bolen. Deceased. separate cmtrols. Balance Telephjlne 992·3600 or 912· Carnahan Auction Serv ice, $67.;9. Call 992·708S. 2116. AuctlonHrs B-22-61c !II 27191 3, 21 ...,,,us · Yow CJaevy Dealer Open Eves. Till 992-2126 Pvmeroy . See Us .At T1le ••• -----Pets For Sale Male « Female Help Wanted Few Sale or Lease Real Estate For Sale Virgil B. TEAFORD SR. . . . .r ntMI::tmic Sl....t ....ikiUf, ·Oiil NEW .LISTINGS MIDDLEPORT -10ocres with a 6 room house and garage. DEXTER- 6 room house with 2 lots. $3,500.00. 120 acr es of building lots. Cllesler water. GOOD BUYS • NCRES-.0 or I11CII'e trador t illable. 6 room house . $25.000.00. POMEROY - 7 rooms. bath, furnace, bn~ment. $7,500.00. MIDDLEPORT- RURAL - 6 rooms, bath, garage. Garden. $7.000.00. SYRACUSE - 5 rooms, bath, basement on ll•. On Iy $6.001).00. LETART - 5 rooms, bath, furnace. Ba__,l. SJ.ooo.oo. SEE US, NEAR KROGER. WE MAY HAVE IT. tn-3125 HELEN L TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE, .991-DI I-2Hic Yll'! lHEVWENTO\IER10 GONWO.NAI..AND T'AIUI.AY WllH 01: KING WUR/ SASHAY OVER AN' SEE WHAT THEY'RE UP 101 . ~ c Pomeroy Motor Co. I!ONIIIAZ'? EP'...,_ 8-26-.ltc Townsman 2-seat wagon, l'i' ."V ' 'HAPI'EN5 10 ,R~ PHONE fft-21G 992·5010. 1969 aaev. ... JOU'RE ll.oRKII'G Ft:R 10P- Specul At Help Wanted OUTSTANDING BUYS IN CHEAPER CARS IIOEmiiiS -p PIL991-JIG ..,.lwoad OOOd n5x20 tires, 21pood ....r Int. & . cab llkil new truck, 6 cyl. 292 cu. ln. ang. A ,...1 clean truck . 1 . Work Guarall. . . See - us - for · Free ·Esfima1e • Fw wee lnstalatioL HILTON WOLFE 1970 .eam.o Cpe.~-~~.~-:"... ~.,;- '3395 ~"cab to ax~ YEPt A 'NPICAL, MID~ Q.ASS, SUIIVRI!AN ... -.,. I I ..... A; . c-· MIL• I St.,JI" IMI rt - MaRdayltlnl~y BILL NELSON tn-3657 270 Series, vinyl roof, while finish, all gcod tires, 6 cyl., automatic trans., radio, clean Interior. 1966 a.. 2 Ton~_:.. ____ OniJ '1750 · . AJI . . . . . . . . . . . . . & I sdlot C& _. .._. f'h9ne 992-2094 ,...., ltiJ lli & Adl Opooo&Till . .. nlatltrale. l9681)Jdge Dart 4 Door.------'1495 Leos than·10.000 mllei by local-. Sharp as new In all 'ways, while over gold finish, UO V-1 anglfll, .•leering, radio, whlle-wolls, wh . ..,.,..., · ..•. . FOUR NEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE HOME IN RACINE TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 1.. PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A 3 bedroom $16.900.00 .home can be purchased with a ,_thly pa~t as low as $65.00 fer a family with a bese selary l1f $5.000.10 and three children. 71.4 Pet. annual Door, V8 engine, automatic trans. , power steering, radio, clean Interior, radio, gcod tires, red over white finis~. , ----'2895 •. .......... .. ,... -w ~ 1970 Dlaldd . . 4 . mdiG&WE)IIP EXPERJ HOME& AU10 I Of' LIFe ! . .. ··:Busii:Less 8ervice.s 1964 Fcrd Galaxi 50()______ ..;._.:?95 Leos !lien 11,000 mills & ~-ranca uf 71 ..-1, Rally ~ Spor't oqul~, Claulc coli 11 with Interior. · tinted glau, factory air condltlaned. spor1s mlmn. coniOio, air spolllr, turbo' hydrllinaflc:. steorlng & brakts, U0 cu. ln. V-1 anglne, RMIIy Sharp. IT :siG.I.J/F/c S A 4 SWAP .SHOP· - ' But• hap,;,.! W£ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Reasonable roles. Ph • .....-. Gall ipolis. J ohn Russell, Owner & Operator. HEY,~, I(I.OW~ AWNINGS, storm doors and • ca r po r ts .. marquees, aluminum siding and railing. Call A. Jacob. sales represenfatlve. For estimates, phone Charles Li s le, Syracuse: V. v. Johnsm and Sm, Inc. S.Z1·ffc FRO/OI THE LOOKS 0' JOHNNY .JO"(SQWER'S GEAR , 11 SURE Airi'T VALUABLE PROPERlY THAT HE'S Tllai YOU VIO!t' T MirtO MY GOIII' AlOIIG VlllH HIM ort Ht& • MSs AI.Or1G• ~TUFF - VI11Al£YER IT 1'3 '? lEW_,: ' l&nftiRIIIUIE 5eEI~ DEFI!JITIOfJ Cf MW,(:;D PASSIN' ALONG 1 'IOJR INJlHfi"·I!J·LA'fJ (.0 OVeR A WFF 1!1 ~ EIJDllOIJS~ 0 MSO I ~ . HOII$Il'm -· . ' . . SWAPOil-.SHOP DAILY CROSSWORD 991-1»1 315N. 21011A>e. •••••• I 21. Pros· pector's 6. Beyond 7. Ravine eqUip5. Wagp's ment 8. Elysium "The 9. The ! Ger.) 22. Work unlt "Garo 13. Due 23. MU· Nome~" e.g. to ! leal Circumvent meet · note Meatfor (a\l'dS.) 2~ . United 26. Caustic sc:alloplnl 17. 15. Pollabed Cable Probe 1'0• Noted tbe platter mark American 18. Maid· 29. jurist enly up (2 wcls.) In ACBOSS 1. Table Item tlittMM.,T-. W.C.&Fri. t Til Ullws. &s.t. I 8UT I SAW ONE OF -I SAW MIM WITM MIOMI EWS! lEW FURIRURE '349.95 "1-li>'IIE WE GOT 10 TURN 'fi.IESE GIGGUNG NIGWTMARES LOOSE?• WlliSPERS SAN\. demea· Glacial us.oo 'llbwn nor 19. Kind of cat (abbr. I 20. Wrath ."Betan~e•On Convenient Terms. Yeotonla7'- ~to: THE FIRST HALF OF OUit LIVES· IB RUINED BY OUR PARENTS AND THE IIII:C· OND HALF BY OUR CHIIlliU:N.---CL.UUI:NCII: DARROW 5. cauuous ~~~fj~~~~~~~; Soar (paid I 30. First miracle odie 31. Party for Nero (0 1fl1 Kiq Futures S)'Jidi~ate. JDe.) ~tg~~;-"-~!i ·I''~ Unacnmble theie four Julllblet, one Jetter to -h oquare, to form four ordinary words. 32. African river 33. Start of a IJIOech 3t. Unique M. Bodyof land 36. Coupd'- ·37. Chatter l SA.SEY .==c:::::;- NA.UHM II I I f'IMSIT I [) I I I I () r.tASON FURNITURE -MasC!n. W.Va. I . r n I~~Piil:= ..::;~;::.~.~... ~... ::::..:~1 0 ·c I r I J" -~·JI,...,l~ CAIIIIOU5lY WOIMII6 THfiR 36. Party man 39. VIewpoint to. Girl's name fl. Barked at IN POMEROY 1. Goalie's feat .2.11:ldent J. Hehaa a good memary TeaMa tin Fri. 'T•U••••y-t•n • DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTE-Here'a bow to work It: AXYDLBAAXB fa LONG. J'J:LLOW 011e Jetter -ply ataDda for another.. In thfl u.mple A lo ....,. fOl' the tbne L's, X for the two O's, etc. SID&'Ie letters, apootropbes, the 1eQctb aiul fonnatlon of tbe wordl aro all blato. Each day 'tba code Jetton .... dlffiOI'OIIt• 11 A CsJplwjr r qutatl n DANNIE'S Mo.u HOME SALD Of POMROY, ••c. .....,... ~~~·- ' 4. Kind of story • QWGWP Z OFH HZFQ •' FQD:X J:ZPDW 'i Yntenlay•• DOWN ON THE SPOT FINANCING! "Ohio's Oldest Mobile· Home Dealer" bt+-+-t- event 71 MODELS RA.NCA.L hA {2. Traclt 01 Ml SAVE AS MUQI AS - •• '1500 . musician (2wds.) Lynette's lmlght· Dannie's Mobile Homes 111 W. Mlllll St. ,; , • 0 3 HOURS: I •J • 0• . niEM SllOOT MY eoss! ANM. •I ~ car-~e~triMl iPrurmliD rre. O' BRIEN . ELECTR IC S-ER· VICE. Phone 94'1..SS1. 5-JO.Ifc 1----------' 11IE BORN LOSER OR TRADE C. BRADFORD, NKfi~ Complete Service Phone949-3121 Racine, Ohio Crltt Bradtord 5.1-lfc NE IGLER Canstructim . For building or ~modeling your .home . Call Guy Nelgter, Racine, Ohio. 7-31-lfc ., BUY -SElL 5. 1 3-H~ w i ndows , - DEZD FJ RCPGWV RZQ'D JNFOWJ YW ZSZFQ . AFDE LFJJWV YPWD • - J - ., CIUIH Now unnp the elrdltl I# n to f - the Mjilso sa, M •uuesteol "'the . . . . . . I I . DOILY NAPICIN TAlTAl "-"en IJ"Iutr yott MoNiffn 't play ~filA • ~l.a 11 .r.e4 of cant.- "DIITT" TIICICS i• • �,! 1-'l'btDaiiJir "•l,Ml' 6 IIW' 4J,O.,Mi.l7,lfll . . . .B argains, ·Bargains and; ·More Bargains ' . . NOT.ICI OF SALE NOTICE OF AP'POINTMENT The personal property of the Case No. 211Slt Estate of E;d S. Gran t. ·. E1tate of Berte M . MtHh•ws, Ooc:oued, will bo sold al publi c Docono<l. 1uct1on (Ommtncing at 1: 00 Notln Is hereby given that P .M . on Wtdnesdav , Sto - Esther a , Gross,, of 130 tembtr 1, 1971, at the Corner of Mulberry Ave .• Pom-roy, Ohio, Main and Seventh Stre-et In the ~as been duly appointed Ad . Vlllagft at ftAiddleport , 'O hio. mlnlstntrl x of the Estate of There are many items that Ber ta M . MaUhews, deceasl!d, •ppear to be f ine antique fur - late of Pomeroy , Meigs County , .nlture included In th is sale. and Oh io. while no representatatlon Is Cr&dltors are required to file: made a s to age It Is reported the ir claims with sa id fiduc iary much of the furniture Is over 100 w ith in four months . yeats old . The property consists Dated this 11th day of August . . 1971. of Jhe followip~: Wicker rocker, roc ker , Round ' JOHN c. BACON table. Iron bed , gas stove, table Probate Judge of sa id County and <4 chairs, oc casional table, (I) 13, 20, 17, 3tC upr ight chairs . glassware sil verware, 'G. M. Frigidaire,. ·--~------­ long table, 3 legged stool, ·Card of · Thanks Filr Sale For Rent PRIVATE trailer lot in Chester WE WISH to e•pross our sin· with utlllly building. Phone cere thanks to our friends and . 985.4106. neighbors who sent food, flowers, cards and .donations _ _ _ _ __ _ _B-_27-ttc during the death Of loved one, Lloyd SIGler. We express out 5 ROOMS, lumlshed. Phone deepest fhanks to thole who Mrs. A. R. Knight, 992-243 or look part In the search, Martin 992-2183. Funeral Home• .Rev . .Lloyd 8-26-.llp Grimm far his prayers and · col soling words. ,Rutland American Legion Post 467. 2 BEDROOM trailer, available soon. Utilities paid. Phone Your thougl\tlulness will never . 992·7384. be forgotten . Mrs. Lloyd Sigler and family. 8-27-11c 12x60 TRAILER, 2 bedrilom, nicely furnished, all new, 5 R"E- IV · miles above Pomeroy, own V Al, Eagle Ridge lot, clly water, electric range. Community Chllrch, August Good location for school 25, 26,27, 2i. Rev. Roy Deeter, teachers. Call 1115-•1.0. Evangelist. 8-26-.ltc --:--:-- :--- - 8-- 23-.ltp - - - - - - - - - - - - -- In _The Want Ad .• 1968 25CI . CC BULTACO. Mark Ill , 5 speed tra,.mlsslon. low mileage, phone 992-70!_7:, ...... -.,..------:-r-~ ... 22" LENNOX forced air COill furnace, · complete , <easonable, Wm. H. Oeland, Racine, phone 949-29113. 8-25-.lfc Notice For Sale .,;He. For Sale - . TREE RIPENED while and yellow peaches at Masm Peach Orchard. PriC!ed from S2 to s-1,50. One m ile above Mason Bridge; turn rlg!lf and follow s igns. 8-:ZUic - -""""'--'-::'- 1Y71 DIAL ' N SEW .zlo.z.ag (1;1' 11UUIIX wnH.l sewing machine Jeff In layoway. Beaullful paslet color, , full s ize model. All built-in to buttonhole, .....,. .cast a,nd fancy stitch. Pay jus! · 11 · · $<48 .15 cash or terms 'Ki:lSCOT Kosmellcs, July· FURNIS EO.. and unturnlshed · available. Trade-Ins at. August special, kore KQn· , =..,~~~ to school., cepted. ~ 9'i2-56-11. · J(I.IIJ.tlc ' ' 8-:ZUtc dillon oil ss. Value now only PET squirrel monkey and cage, S2.50. Distributors, Brown's, --,--,~..,...=:-:phone 992-5113. .. · VACUUM CLEANER brand $30. Must sell by Sunday. 7-4-lfc TRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile new 1V11 model . Complete Phone 992-3904. ==-::=--:-.,...=:~~ Court, Rt. n•, . Syracuse. . with all cleaning toots. Small 8-27-21p · SAVE UP io iJhe half. Brl~ Ohio. 992-2951. paint damage in shipping. your sick· TV to Chuck's TV "'2-tlc Will take S27 cash or budget Shop; 151 Butternut Ave., - - - - - < . . . - -::-...,..plan available. Phoine 992Pomeroy. .5641. 1niscellaneous pots, pans and dishes, ironing bo•rd , Wicker basket, writing desk , wooden ch&St, wooden table , secretary, 5 piece upholstered Set, library table, single wooden bed and dresser , oc casJonal table , trunks, and old records, and other Items· too numerous to mention . Terms of sale : Cash . Anna M . Ryther, Adm inistratrlx of the Estate at Ed S. Grant, Deceased . Carnahan Auction · Serv ice, Auctioneers tal 23, 21, n Sentinel Classifieds · a.:zutc - - - - - - - - - ; ELECTRIC guitar and amPLEASE REQUEST your pllfler - S60. Gas healing VOLKSWAGEN camper, goad coodlll<il. Less than 20.000 favorite disc Iockey to plar stove = ! 10. Zenith, black ancl miles . .cJ9 Lincoln St., Mid"God and I" - 11-W - " TI)e white television - $15. Call dleport, Paul Stolt. Glary of The Angels,' ' Action · 992·5083 alter • p.m. 8-25-Hc Records No. AC 1014A, 8-25-3tp published by Souvenir Smgs (ASCAPJ, free rea>rdlng to APPLES-Peaches. Fitzpatrick HI, NEIGHBOR! Tried Blue Lustre far cleaning carpets? DJs. Address, John Mohler, Orchards, Slate Route 611/, If' s s~per. Rent ele<:lric Rt. 1,' Box 210, Middleport, phone Wlikesville, 669·3785. shampooer, $1, Balter FurOhio 45760, phone 992-6903. 8-IS.IIc nllure Company. 8-25.121p - - - - - - --' 8-25-.llc • • G(.OOOU.S ,.,fFIRM/\lfOIU . . itoMEROY 992-2094 I :'41' E. Main PomerDy OfFIC[ SUPPI:IES And ··runiJUR£ ~tap in and See Our .Flo« l)isplay. -- - . SI'OIOG. . NIEW & CiLD .IIOittc -GUARANTEED- c _,.'"' c........"~'•••••• . ..••..•. 616 E_.~ ~· ~Wf,O.:_ . · A. one 992c2551 Jnsunc1 . Erp il EXI'tiiiEJI)II · .JUST SMOW 1111URSELF. IS ALL WE. ASK!! -11 . From tho l.arglll Tnd: or ; Bullda""' Re# lor lo 1M · Smallest He Ia Cere. Air C:.!lli ic l:iplttiliU and - n,., • 1966 C1evrolet Impala:-.:..:..----'1395 Conv. cpe., local owner & low mileage. Vinyl Interior, dark blue finish, white top, air conditioned, V-8 engine, automatic trans ., power steering, radio . A nJce car. 1966 Buidl Wildcat Cpe. ______ '1195 ' . . Auto'l"'tlc trans .. power steering & brakt~. (IOOd w-w tires, ,radio,,heater, while finish, ct..., Interior. Reg. price S1395,GO. •Special. • . 1967 fanl LlD------------·'1595 .4 Door SadM, PM~orsteerl\lg & br•kes, vfnyllnterlor,lllk. vinyl roof, maroon flnllh, radio, , _ w-w tiAO, V-1 with aufomoll< trans. & factory air Conditioning - Special ' • Special. ..... 1963 Chevy II H.T. Cpe ·--:-----~95• . . 1963 Chevrolet Impala H.T. Cpe --- ·~50" 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4 Dr, ____ _. '245· 1962 Olds "88" 4 Door________'295· 1963 Ford Galaxi 4 Door with Air·--·'395• R.IGI!r NJWJ WHY5HCULD )10(1 CARE \'oWIIT' . - 6.9B- !'lois hrts Blaettnar'• Comolete . . .. 521951965 Buick '845 dark blue, black vinyl In!. , 2-way fail gale with ele<:. window, v.a, auto. , P.S., like new W· S· W, radio, clean & ready to !ravel. Special engine, radio, owner. Int. Custom 4 Door, v.e automatic lrans. , good tires, local White finish , clean 1966 Fcrd Gaie HT Cpe.------.1995 6 Cyl. engine, sld. trans. , air conditioning, clean Inferior, dark green finish . OOOd tires, OUR CLEARANCE /SON New '71 Chevrolets ere's a Time To ·lux a ·Time To Savel Now-Do lothl PRICES WIU NEVER IE LOWIRI SPECIAL. Starting August 23 to Sept. 4 permanent. will be as follows: $12.50 reduced to $10, $15 reduced to $12.50, S20 6 ROOM house, large bath, full reduced to $15 . Frosting basement, wall to wall car· reduced to S12.50. Operators petlng, farced air heat. double are Lynda, Sharon and carport. Phone 992·3612. • Dorothy . Dorothy's Beauly B-2~c Salon, phone 992-3982. 8-25-3tc 1971 ZIG ZAG sewing machine, GUN SHOOT. Aug . 29, Sunday, buttonholes, laney designs , 1 p.m. at Racine Gun Club. etc. Full price $27.30. Phone · B-25-41c 992-7085. 8-24-.llc ANY BEAUTY operators .-lng a bellutldon, I have CHICKEN ~se at Syracuse with 2.61 acres, phone 8.Q. my license and am In need of 2684. work . Phone 992-5972. 8-22-tlp B-27-31c e.as _., _,.... Ki•l ., Wanted To Buy ·· OLD Furniture, dishes, clocks, and-or complete households. Write M. D. Ml!ler, Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271. 8-25-lfc DON'T PUMP your sluggish sepllc tank. Get Klean.....,·AII septic lank cleaner. Land· mark Farm Bureau , Pomeroy. 8-27-llc - ---,----- ELECTRIC guitar, two 100 TO 3110 AtRES, old far m, pickups, amplifier, elghl-lnch abandoned farm or vacant speaker, two lnp11ts, S50. land with all right.. Will pay to Phone 992·54<15. $5,000 cash. Write to John 8-27·31p Huffman, 1500 Semlnola, : : : -Akron, Ohio 44305. GIRL SCOUT uniform, size 8-27-.llp 10'h; Brownie Uniform, size 10, complete, like new. Phone 949-3022 after 4 p. m. . 8-27-Jic ANYONE desiring a home, food, and shelter In exchange for light housekeeDing, no POODLE puppies, Sliver Toy, Parkvlew Kennels. Phone 992. laundry, please call 992-5700 544:1. or 992-7269. 8-25-Jic 8-15·1fc EA~N AT home addres~lng · A.K.C. Miniature dachshund . envelopes. Rush slamped Phone 992·503. self-addressed envelope. The 8-22-ttc Ambrose Co., 025 Lakeborn, Davisburg, Mich . .fll019. d · 8·1·30tp CA!'JNING lomaloes, alrea Y' pocked, $1 .25 bu .. br ing containers . ~erald ! ne CMI HOP and waitress. Apply Cleland, East Maon, ~acone. in person. Crow's Steak House. 7·'18-lfr 8-U-tlc Ia LADY do housework, 1 day a week, 152 Butternut, Phone .--------, BEAT the COLD' WINTER ond IT'S COST WITH HEATING OIL FROM LANDMARK.· We have the finest Budget Pay Plan, Delivery Services, Automatic Degree · Day Delivery and Duel Delivery Equipment. · We also have a complele line of Siegler Fuel 011 Heaters and Ful'l)aces. •••WEU., GUZ AW' UMM. ARE BClJND 1'1111 HOM!il I'Ll. EVENING · AUC TI ON Slarllng al 6 p.m ., Friday, August 27th on the Rutland . Harrisonville Road, having sold my home will sell the following: Hardwick Gas Range, Frig i da i re Refrigerator, Lg. Siegler ail heater, Ward's elec. sewing machine, glass door china cabinet, upright piano, 2 pc. living room sulle, 7 pc. dinette sel, 12 x 5 wool rug, pressure canne,.-, student's desk, guilar, Maytag wringer B-22·121c washer. 2rlnse tubs with legs, picnic fable, 20' x 30' tent, 4 Qlcycles, 2 power lawn mowers, U In!. ladder, step ladder , 2 bags insulation (new), metal fence - "· Senator garc:1en - IIIIer. Wlzzard chain saw, '64 Dodge Dart Stallm Wagon~ '6-l 2-dr. Rambler Classic, 2 611 East Milin young heifers, (1 Holstein ). ~EROY Slone jars, garden loots, some anliques, loys, clothing and WE ARE SOLD DOWN AGAIN many items too numerous to AND NEED MORE mention . Refreshments . LISTINGS. FARMS, HOMES, Owner: Amos Tillis, Auc· LOTS, ANYTHING IN THE lioneer : I. 0 . " Mac" N.:;Coy. REAL ESTATE LINE. WE 8-22-tlp HAVE BUYERS WITH CASH. LET US SELL YOUR PROPERTY FOR YOU. NO CHARGE UNLESS WE DO SELL YOUR PROPERTY . '66 DODGE Polaro 500 con.HENRY E. CLELAND. vertlble 383 ; 4-barrel , REALTOR aulomatlc console . bucket Olf"ICI! tf2.225f seats, ••cellon! condition , ResiJ m tf2-2W <13,000 actual miles S1.G95. 8-25-Jic Phone 992-5278. 8-26-lfc tONVENIENT but secludea building JGis on T79 af Rock 1965 MUSTANG, 289 3-speed. Spr ings. Within walking Con fact Butch Grover, Bailey distance of Meigs H l g~ Run Rd. 8-25-Jic School, a 5 minute drive from Pomeroy. Call or see Bill Witte ...,...ends or after 5. 1970 DATSUN pick:up, good p.m . .......days. Phone 992· conecka ltedion, new rj ,.-es~ never 11181• wr . $1 ,575. Phone 992" 7-11-Hc 5153. ------8·18-121c 3 BEDROOM br ick home: Oloice tocatim In Mlddlepoo I : SPECIAL lhl s week al Tom Ru. Seen by appoinlmenl mly. Motors, 1963 Ford Pickup. Phone 9f2.S52J after 4 p .m . 8-1 5-lfc 5.7-lfc Cleland Realty Auto Sales - --=--=-- OPPORTUNITY EARNINGS S1D,81l0 to $15,800 plus car allowance and frlnetf!o beneflll. Must stand rl!lld· background lnspedlon. and service selected accounls . Only married men, over 25, with successful background 1 ~-.· POMEROY should apply. Write P . 0. Box • J1ck W. Carsey, Mgn 501, Gallipolis, Ohio, Zip Pbone ff2·211l ~1. or · call for personal Interview. Calling hours 9:30o. m. 111111 :30a. m . SOFA .BEDandmalchlngcholr . Phone 992-664A after 5 p.m . REGISTERED, beauti f ul Monday thru Friday. 8-26-Jtp Chinese pug puppies. Fawn or 8·27·31C - -- - - -- - black, also Cairu brood and 2 EXTRA nice Hereford heifers, stud dog. 312 John, Belpre, 20 months old. Could have Ohio, <123-7261 . been registered, S2SO each. · 8-22-ttc Phone 2.0-2521 or 2.0 2063. Clifford Hill. Letart Falls, WILL PAY well far your spare Ohio. lime working at home for us. 8-26-3tc Anyone who can read and write can qualify. Weekly ONE PUREBRED Hereford GENERAL STORE and service station across from PorHand salary. Far delolls wrlle, bull, 15 months old, $160. 17· Park. Phone 14-2491. James Bliss Co., P. 0. Box month old Hereford holler, 8-27•tc 324, Dept. K 479, Levittown, s1oo. Phone 7<12·4459. · Pa .. 19053. . 8-26-3tc 8-27-ttc YARD SALE on Larkin St., NOTICE DF SALE Rutland, Friday and Satur· HOUSE, 1~2 Lincoln Heights. The personal property ot the day. School dresses and Call Danny Thompson, 992. Estate of lucy A . Bolen , sweaters. 2196. • Oece~sed , will bt sold at public 8-26-31< 7-18-lfc auction commencing at 1:00 P.M . on Wednndey, September lth , 1971, at her lite residence in PERMANENT reg l stere~ SIX ROOM house, biilli', tun Pagevllle, Ohio, on State Route ~rloosa more. Phone 992 ~semen!, 133 Butlemut Ave., 692. The property cons ists of the · i1'26-6tp jusl walking distance from following : 2 Piece liv ing room suite, downlown Pomeroy. Contact oblong table, rocker. ' straight ,,. ::d Hedrick , 2137 Wadswuth back chain and tablit, COLONIAL slyle stereo, _..,... Orive Columbus Ohio phone refrigerator, gas stove, Mtlytag FMredio,4speakers,Uj>eed 237 ·433'•· 0 1um .,;,. · ' washer, hand tools, iron bed , record changer . Balance 5-9-tfi: capta in's ·. chair , sewing $79.19. Use our budget terms. machines, trunks, small high Call 992-1015. . chair, pots, pans and d ishes, 8-22-tlc NEW, 3·bedroom home In dresser, an~ othe,r items .too - - -- - Middleport. _Buill-in ki tchen, numerous to mention . . MODERN walnut stereo, AMceramic tile bath, all-electric Terms of Salt : Cash. Morlorlt E . Slon ley, FM radio reatures • speed heat; good nel~llbq hood. Can Administratrix of tht Estate record changer, • speakers, arrange FHA financ ing. of Lucy A. Bolen. Deceased. separate cmtrols. Balance Telephjlne 992·3600 or 912· Carnahan Auction Serv ice, $67.;9. Call 992·708S. 2116. AuctlonHrs B-22-61c !II 27191 3, 21 ...,,,us · Yow CJaevy Dealer Open Eves. Till 992-2126 Pvmeroy . See Us .At T1le ••• -----Pets For Sale Male « Female Help Wanted Few Sale or Lease Real Estate For Sale Virgil B. TEAFORD SR. . . . .r ntMI::tmic Sl....t ....ikiUf, ·Oiil NEW .LISTINGS MIDDLEPORT -10ocres with a 6 room house and garage. DEXTER- 6 room house with 2 lots. $3,500.00. 120 acr es of building lots. Cllesler water. GOOD BUYS • NCRES-.0 or I11CII'e trador t illable. 6 room house . $25.000.00. POMEROY - 7 rooms. bath, furnace, bn~ment. $7,500.00. MIDDLEPORT- RURAL - 6 rooms, bath, garage. Garden. $7.000.00. SYRACUSE - 5 rooms, bath, basement on ll•. On Iy $6.001).00. LETART - 5 rooms, bath, furnace. Ba__,l. SJ.ooo.oo. SEE US, NEAR KROGER. WE MAY HAVE IT. tn-3125 HELEN L TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE, .991-DI I-2Hic Yll'! lHEVWENTO\IER10 GONWO.NAI..AND T'AIUI.AY WllH 01: KING WUR/ SASHAY OVER AN' SEE WHAT THEY'RE UP 101 . ~ c Pomeroy Motor Co. I!ONIIIAZ'? EP'...,_ 8-26-.ltc Townsman 2-seat wagon, l'i' ."V ' 'HAPI'EN5 10 ,R~ PHONE fft-21G 992·5010. 1969 aaev. ... JOU'RE ll.oRKII'G Ft:R 10P- Specul At Help Wanted OUTSTANDING BUYS IN CHEAPER CARS IIOEmiiiS -p PIL991-JIG ..,.lwoad OOOd n5x20 tires, 21pood ....r Int. & . cab llkil new truck, 6 cyl. 292 cu. ln. ang. A ,...1 clean truck . 1 . Work Guarall. . . See - us - for · Free ·Esfima1e • Fw wee lnstalatioL HILTON WOLFE 1970 .eam.o Cpe.~-~~.~-:"... ~.,;- '3395 ~"cab to ax~ YEPt A 'NPICAL, MID~ Q.ASS, SUIIVRI!AN ... -.,. I I ..... A; . c-· MIL• I St.,JI" IMI rt - MaRdayltlnl~y BILL NELSON tn-3657 270 Series, vinyl roof, while finish, all gcod tires, 6 cyl., automatic trans., radio, clean Interior. 1966 a.. 2 Ton~_:.. ____ OniJ '1750 · . AJI . . . . . . . . . . . . . & I sdlot C& _. .._. f'h9ne 992-2094 ,...., ltiJ lli & Adl Opooo&Till . .. nlatltrale. l9681)Jdge Dart 4 Door.------'1495 Leos than·10.000 mllei by local-. Sharp as new In all 'ways, while over gold finish, UO V-1 anglfll, .•leering, radio, whlle-wolls, wh . ..,.,..., · ..•. . FOUR NEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE HOME IN RACINE TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 1.. PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A 3 bedroom $16.900.00 .home can be purchased with a ,_thly pa~t as low as $65.00 fer a family with a bese selary l1f $5.000.10 and three children. 71.4 Pet. annual Door, V8 engine, automatic trans. , power steering, radio, clean Interior, radio, gcod tires, red over white finis~. , ----'2895 •. .......... .. ,... -w ~ 1970 Dlaldd . . 4 . mdiG&WE)IIP EXPERJ HOME& AU10 I Of' LIFe ! . .. ··:Busii:Less 8ervice.s 1964 Fcrd Galaxi 50()______ ..;._.:?95 Leos !lien 11,000 mills & ~-ranca uf 71 ..-1, Rally ~ Spor't oqul~, Claulc coli 11 with Interior. · tinted glau, factory air condltlaned. spor1s mlmn. coniOio, air spolllr, turbo' hydrllinaflc:. steorlng & brakts, U0 cu. ln. V-1 anglne, RMIIy Sharp. IT :siG.I.J/F/c S A 4 SWAP .SHOP· - ' But• hap,;,.! W£ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Reasonable roles. Ph • .....-. Gall ipolis. J ohn Russell, Owner & Operator. HEY,~, I(I.OW~ AWNINGS, storm doors and • ca r po r ts .. marquees, aluminum siding and railing. Call A. Jacob. sales represenfatlve. For estimates, phone Charles Li s le, Syracuse: V. v. Johnsm and Sm, Inc. S.Z1·ffc FRO/OI THE LOOKS 0' JOHNNY .JO"(SQWER'S GEAR , 11 SURE Airi'T VALUABLE PROPERlY THAT HE'S Tllai YOU VIO!t' T MirtO MY GOIII' AlOIIG VlllH HIM ort Ht& • MSs AI.Or1G• ~TUFF - VI11Al£YER IT 1'3 '? lEW_,: ' l&nftiRIIIUIE 5eEI~ DEFI!JITIOfJ Cf MW,(:;D PASSIN' ALONG 1 'IOJR INJlHfi"·I!J·LA'fJ (.0 OVeR A WFF 1!1 ~ EIJDllOIJS~ 0 MSO I ~ . HOII$Il'm -· . ' . . SWAPOil-.SHOP DAILY CROSSWORD 991-1»1 315N. 21011A>e. •••••• I 21. Pros· pector's 6. Beyond 7. Ravine eqUip5. Wagp's ment 8. Elysium "The 9. The ! Ger.) 22. Work unlt "Garo 13. Due 23. MU· Nome~" e.g. to ! leal Circumvent meet · note Meatfor (a\l'dS.) 2~ . United 26. Caustic sc:alloplnl 17. 15. Pollabed Cable Probe 1'0• Noted tbe platter mark American 18. Maid· 29. jurist enly up (2 wcls.) In ACBOSS 1. Table Item tlittMM.,T-. W.C.&Fri. t Til Ullws. &s.t. I 8UT I SAW ONE OF -I SAW MIM WITM MIOMI EWS! lEW FURIRURE '349.95 "1-li>'IIE WE GOT 10 TURN 'fi.IESE GIGGUNG NIGWTMARES LOOSE?• WlliSPERS SAN\. demea· Glacial us.oo 'llbwn nor 19. Kind of cat (abbr. I 20. Wrath ."Betan~e•On Convenient Terms. Yeotonla7'- ~to: THE FIRST HALF OF OUit LIVES· IB RUINED BY OUR PARENTS AND THE IIII:C· OND HALF BY OUR CHIIlliU:N.---CL.UUI:NCII: DARROW 5. cauuous ~~~fj~~~~~~~; Soar (paid I 30. First miracle odie 31. Party for Nero (0 1fl1 Kiq Futures S)'Jidi~ate. JDe.) ~tg~~;-"-~!i ·I''~ Unacnmble theie four Julllblet, one Jetter to -h oquare, to form four ordinary words. 32. African river 33. Start of a IJIOech 3t. Unique M. Bodyof land 36. Coupd'- ·37. Chatter l SA.SEY .==c:::::;- NA.UHM II I I f'IMSIT I [) I I I I () r.tASON FURNITURE -MasC!n. W.Va. I . r n I~~Piil:= ..::;~;::.~.~... ~... ::::..:~1 0 ·c I r I J" -~·JI,...,l~ CAIIIIOU5lY WOIMII6 THfiR 36. Party man 39. VIewpoint to. Girl's name fl. Barked at IN POMEROY 1. Goalie's feat .2.11:ldent J. Hehaa a good memary TeaMa tin Fri. 'T•U••••y-t•n • DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTE-Here'a bow to work It: AXYDLBAAXB fa LONG. J'J:LLOW 011e Jetter -ply ataDda for another.. In thfl u.mple A lo ....,. fOl' the tbne L's, X for the two O's, etc. SID&'Ie letters, apootropbes, the 1eQctb aiul fonnatlon of tbe wordl aro all blato. Each day 'tba code Jetton .... dlffiOI'OIIt• 11 A CsJplwjr r qutatl n DANNIE'S Mo.u HOME SALD Of POMROY, ••c. .....,... ~~~·- ' 4. Kind of story • QWGWP Z OFH HZFQ •' FQD:X J:ZPDW 'i Yntenlay•• DOWN ON THE SPOT FINANCING! "Ohio's Oldest Mobile· Home Dealer" bt+-+-t- event 71 MODELS RA.NCA.L hA {2. Traclt 01 Ml SAVE AS MUQI AS - •• '1500 . musician (2wds.) Lynette's lmlght· Dannie's Mobile Homes 111 W. Mlllll St. ,; , • 0 3 HOURS: I •J • 0• . niEM SllOOT MY eoss! ANM. •I ~ car-~e~triMl iPrurmliD rre. O' BRIEN . ELECTR IC S-ER· VICE. Phone 94'1..SS1. 5-JO.Ifc 1----------' 11IE BORN LOSER OR TRADE C. BRADFORD, NKfi~ Complete Service Phone949-3121 Racine, Ohio Crltt Bradtord 5.1-lfc NE IGLER Canstructim . For building or ~modeling your .home . Call Guy Nelgter, Racine, Ohio. 7-31-lfc ., BUY -SElL 5. 1 3-H~ w i ndows , - DEZD FJ RCPGWV RZQ'D JNFOWJ YW ZSZFQ . AFDE LFJJWV YPWD • - J - ., CIUIH Now unnp the elrdltl I# n to f - the Mjilso sa, M •uuesteol "'the . . . . . . I I . DOILY NAPICIN TAlTAl "-"en IJ"Iutr yott MoNiffn 't play ~filA • ~l.a 11 .r.e4 of cant.- "DIITT" TIICICS i• • �., · -'1'111 o.i1J 8eDIInel. IIIMepart-1\aiwOJ,O., Aug. 27,1f71 • . j>' 1~~ \li . DoriaPounding . a WILMINGTON, N.C. (UPI)'l'rl\)lcalstorm Doria, building toward hurricane strength, llung Its 85 mile per holD' winds at lhe North Carolina coast today. A 11JG.mlle stretch of resort beaches and fishing vUlages was placed on hurricane watch. Stroog winds, rain and heavy surf~an ~the coast this mornl.ng in advance of the storm. Tbe National Hurricane Cen· ter at Miami said Doria wobablf would be allurrlcane, with peak winds of 75 to 80 m.p.h., when it struck land near WilmingiDn around noon EDT today. At 6 a.m., Doria's center was located near latitude 32.6 north, loogitude T/.2 west, 1r about 115 miles southotioutheast of Wil· .MEIGS THEATRE Tonight & Saturday August 27-28 TASH rHt. BLOOD OF DRACULA (Technicolorl Christopher Lee Geoffrey Keen TROG (Technicolorl GP Joan Crawford Michael Gough : SHOW STARTS7 P.M. GP SecondReferend11m [e · t1rom M..: Two Accidents Lnves,;a.llted ========~m!a:Jored:· ~m-heal-th•an-d~pb~y~si~ca~l educatton. King Builders Supply Co. 992-3748 on wet highway, intothe a ditch and went skidded on 125 before coming to a stop. There was medium damage to.lhe car. No citation was issued. Thursday at5 p.m. on SR 248, William H. Coleman, 53, ' Pickerington, was driving northeast when a car driven by Verda Niada Stout, 64, Long Bottom, Rt. 1, pulled into bis path. There was ligbtdamageto 'both vehicles. Mrs. Stout cited to court on charges of failure to yield right of way· Veterans Memorial Hospl1al ADMISSIONS Larry Dugan, Pwteroy; Robin Wills, Reedsville; Clara Friend, MI. Alto, W, Va. ; Beatrice Nice, Racine; Cheryl Hudson, Mason; Mary Ford, Lelarl, W. Va. DISCHARGES - Creston Newland, Bard~! Smith, Pam Theiss, John Smith, <ltarles Yost, Sara Diddle. GRANGE TO MEET The Rock Springs Grange will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the grange hall. Sou good taste are neallleas, sltilpliclty and app'O(II'iateness. Tbe f~~ are considered inappO)I'iate8J1C) unacceptaUe fGr girls to wear to scbool: Et<bEme bairdll!l, et<trelne balr colcring, hair curlers or pins to set hair (eJI!I!pt wben permitted by the principal )l'ior tospedalsocialevents),lowcut dresses, sheer blouses, tightfilling sweaters, T-shirts, aborts, bot pants and Bernnrla•. Girls and parents are ID use diactetion in selecting the lengtb ~ clOibing. Clean, neat slacks, jeans, levis and pant suits may be worn· to school at any time . Shirttails must be worn imRde tbese slacks, etc., et<cepl ftr a square cut shirttail. Girls are not ID COOib 1beir hair or put on makHpin claasrooms or balls. Restrooms sbould be used for all such acts fl grooming. Tbe foil~ · are considered inapp O)l'iate and unacceplaUe ftr boys ID wear to school: Insignia · of 11D8pproved organizationi on clolbbtg, · cWlan of regular style siD1s openmwe than oaebutbtfrom lite IDp, outdoor type jackets In a classroom eJI!I!pt with tbe approval of the classr.oom teacher, shirttails oulllide tbe trwsers e:rcept fGr !lljiiiU'I! cut shirttails, l!lltremely tight.. fi~ 1r oocJeen b01 s of any type (boys are eiiCOin£ed ID wear dress slacks or dean washable trousers, i!M')nclng blue jeans, or ~ to acbool), neck pendan'B, beads, medals on chains, etc. worn outside the shirt if they are noisy, unaafe, or inappO)I'iate. Bop are to wear SOlD with appropriate ~. Senda)s may be worn wilbout socks. Bop are not to comb their hair in cla881'001118 or balls. Restrooms sbould be used for all such acts fl 8f"'O''ing This dre8a code lltall lie reviewed anmglly by the board , of education. Sttggeallons for Grim, Jimmy Queen, M. L. Kelly. . Blnalene M. Kelly, MfTOD BaiJeY,DcinSayre,BeltySayrt, Oma Nelaoo, Alberta Koehler, John Nub, Alma R. Fltdl, Mary E. ll;ylell, Michael E. JllaiDe, Lawteoce Manley, Jr., FranCes Manley, RoDe Oiler, Mrs. Ernest Bowles, Mary Frazier, Nancy Ac~, W. D. Bricldes, LQcllle Haggerty, Myrtle Warren, Dorothy L. Wright, Thelma McDaniel, Nellie Price, Mrs. Mae Lewis, E. B, Yost, Lucille DaVis, Kitty M. Lowe, Florence Custer, E. C. Haggerty, Martha Haggerty, William E. Slater, Bertha Knapp, Iva Turner, Eddie Burkett, Bob Pooler, Lillian McGhee, Dorothy Baker, Paul Haynes, Jolui Blosser. LOCAL TEMPS I Trust us. Raymond St. Jacques R -PiusGeraldine Chaplin (Color) GP Saturday Only Augusl28 Double Feature PIECES OF DREAMS Labor Invited into Decisions Lauren Hutton you can trus t us Ia co me up wilh lhe right answers. And help you solVe them . POMEROY . NATIONAL BANK POMEROY Robert Forster GP - Plus- WHICH WAY TO THE FRONT? Jerry Lewis Jan Murry (Color) WEDNESDAY'S NEWSPAPER AD SHOULD HAVE •AD •·.. • Member Federal Reserve ~ystem Ml!mber Federal Deposi t Insurance Corporafion • ., . •· • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . •• Shoe Box Friends! • •• e •• • WE ARE NOT VERY CLEAN •• • OUR WINDOWS ARE BOARDED UP • BUT •• • OUR atEERFUL SERVICE IS THE SAME • • •• : •• •• • •• We Will Be Open Saturday ·Aug. 28 •• •• • For Regular Selling •• •• • •• :• Watch F"' O~r .Fin Sale .• THE SHOE BOX, MIDDLE~RT •• ............................... .• e• • • • • ' . ''SIIOU FOR F.REE .CLUB" IS GOING. FULi. TILT Since 1872 Fridays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. · AND CORRECTION! On . WASHINGTON - DEMONSTRATING ITS concern over • stroog unioo oppositiCII ID Its eeonomlc plan, the admi'listra~ , • bas invited organi....t labor to help draft lite aecGIICI pbaae of the )l'ogram, wlicb will follow the current !Mklay wage-price fn!ele. • The offer. was carried personally . nwr.lay by Labor • secretary James D. Bodgsoo to AFI,.CIO President ·Geoqe • Meany, lhe leader of a cb.lrus of labor CCIIIplain1a tile e<>mmic • wogram favors big business at the expenae of worting people. · It was lbe first time theadminlstratioo had clllllllted labor on • RUTLAND All Accounts Insured Uo To S20,000.00 Elberfelds l.n Pom~roy ;:~;;::::::::G~~th~e;)l'~ogram;;;·~ann~~~ed~by~~~; ·~t:Ntt;GII~A;~;·~lS:·~. . . : Serving Meigs Counry Continuous Service MONTGOMERY, ALA. - GOV. GEORGE C. WaDace called whether their cbildniubould lie Wsed to scbools against their wiD and be asked tile Alabamt! legislaliD'e to pass ll!lantibusing law. Accelerating bls pwb to test President Nb:on's ''sincerity" oo the busing Issue, Wallaoe went befcre the state bouse of representatiVes and SU~~Kested parems rather than federal judges rmcl federal agencies know wbetber their cbildreD sbould attend schools they ...., assigned under federal court orders. Be aaid parents sbould make that delermlnation and if basing was detrimental to their clildren'a welfare to ask school officiah to admit them to the schools they attended last year. "I am not advocating civil disobedience," he said. ~paren1aTIIIl'sday. to decide "THE HAWAIIANS" Whatever yo ur linancial problems or oeeds may be, n.3 2 PIECE RUBBER CAR MATS No. 2310 FROftf . QNLY Hecll's Reg. '3.99 •2·" . - ~ Neil Sanders, prlndpal of Wubingbln !Jcbonl, llllllllllditlty fundi In -•a t • classroom into a modem library for lbe elementary scbool. The old library was In a hallway with no reading space. One thousand children will ha-.e a new reading lilrary ftr the small sum of $800. Your lnvikd Guest tmts Oearing and cooler looigbl Low in 41111 to low liGI. Mastly sunny Sunday and Mmday. 1fi8bs in mid 70s to Ills. Fair and cool Sunday night. Low In 41111 to low 50s north and 5GB to low fill Reaching More TMn 11,000 Devoted To The Greaur Middle Ohio Valley south. VOL VI BY HOBART WIL80N, JR. G~POUS - Approximately 3,000 pupils returning to classrOOIIIS for lhe 1971'12 school term lit the Galllpolis District "I day wiD note more than $15,000 in liltlding and equipment im)l'ovements .._ clesses adJourned In June. 'lbill, coupled with many new services and ~. b the result of an all.out effort by the Gallipolis Board of Education, lite lldmlnistratlon and school employees to develop a school system which will have educational opportunities for every student in lhe district. New services and wograms are : A speech and hearing therapist wbo will work with elementary cbUdren; kindergarten clrsses at every elementary school; eight new vocational p-ograma which will encourage students to learn while they earn (SS students will be working in the community and attending school one.Jtalf day while another 44 pupils will be working part-time in school). Also, five new courses are available for high school pupils, giving GAHS a total of 79oflerlngs. Too, art in both elementary grades and high school will be greatly enhanced .with another part-time art in(Continued on page 2) + WEAlltER REPORT SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1971 Pomeroy-Middleport NO. 31 Families FOUR SECTIONS 36 PAGES Ne:rt:o 15 CENTS Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Dealers Get R elie WASBlNGTON (UPI) -&oplte !be wapp'ice freere, tile Cost of Uring Owtdl ruled Saturday that car dealers may raise tile pril:ea of trnmodels to the liglwst level they cbll'ged for lf7l modela. Tbe councll made the dedllaa in lelll'llst to complo!nll from car dealers, l'eP't operators, farm ....... and otbets wbo said f!ley were caQibt in 1111 oat.of1 ""' low prille or wage period Aug. 14 when Prs'!ftlt Niml aNWUJCed tbe rre-. new programs are introduced in the faD, and farm workers wh09e wages fluctuate between harvest seasons. Weber said the government had received about 1,700 complaints since the free7.e s~ but that most "evaporated" wben Pfi'SOIIS understood the rules. He said officials of the Office of Emergency Preparedness and the in· ternal Revenue Service, who enforce and explain lhe ~. bave bad ''remarkable auccess In wbat you might caD Jawboninl!" -convincing penons ID abide by the rules without laking legal action. The council said firms could choose eilber of tw.o period& In determining their aeanal prices -the lime between lite . usual seasonal rise rmcl Nov. 13, 1970, 1r (Continued on page 2) first official tracing there since Friday when tile yen was allowed ID float. That 1181 slill10per Ct!!lt above the point where NiDin reportedly would like the dollar to setll.e in reiatbt ID the Jap:neee currency. IMing a briefing, Arnold R. Weber, tile council's et<ecutlve director, said that firms that ordinarily raise prices during the period when lite 9Gday ~ Is In effect may do ao, provided: - The raise Is large rmcl n'Miciated with a sperlflrdale,'sucb u the introduction of new cars in the fall, higher prices oo the labor Day weekend or the start of a F1 wbere on the -·mlc frmt : -QpniJed labor CCIIlinued to aiticiJe banest-. sb'alegy for 'WO"ng lbe . ~ lbe Southwest and tile Caribbean, which tradtilllally raise their room rates during policy. -Jn Japan, ibeclolbr"'"lhel $to I )HI' the winter se non, broadcast networks Ceilt in relatioo to tile Jopa' ymln tile wbocbarge ligber aclvertilling ra'- wllm Georgia Parents to Decide Double F.. ture Program COTTON COMES TO HARLEM (Color) Godfrey Cambridge --- announced today. Ferguson said low bidder for the entire amount of bollds wu 0tase Manhattan Bank, New York and First National Bat* fl Oticago and Associates. Tbe auditor said actual interest to be paid on the bonds ranged from 6 pel. fGr million to mature in 1973, to4pet.for$5.3miUion,IDmalurein1992. ' stale department, created out of old unused ball space. The offtces...., constructed by acbool maintenance persoMel at a cost of $700. n.,...,.., A good time for comfortable family shopping all over the store - Furniture and carpet and accessories on the 13rd Floor- Womens and Girls and Infants wear . Dress fabrics sewing notions - upholstery - slipcovers. draperies. curtains - luggage · Kirsch drapery hardware • window shades • bed spreads ·small rugs and the complete Music Departmentall on the 2nd floor. Mens and Boys wear • complete housewares • handbags - jewelry . billfolds • hosiery _ stationery • school supplies - watches & clocks • Hallmark cards and wrappings· candy- lingerie. sheets. pillow casestowels and domestics- all on the 1st Floor. Temperature in downtown Ohio Bonds Go at 5.068% COLUMBUS - 01110 'ii'IIL SElL $100 millioo in bigbway Pomeroy Friday at 11 a.m. was 70 degrees under partly cloudy improvemellt bonds to a group of invesbnenl firms fer a Jaw net interest rate fl SJI689 pet., state AlldiiDr Joseph T. F~ skies. Mrs. Janet Welbabcit, llealtb Occupations Coordinator, and Roger Brmn'IH', OccupaUoaal Work Elperience Coordinator, are in their - oflkes now required by the l!!lf1!ciWI of the ~tlan'• ......,jr -'lbe lnc:r " baa been made for the ....-. 'ftle Aamcat ..... ''m of put 1bree years. lltate, C:O.ty and Mmldpal In additioo to car dealers, tbe ruling Is met in MinrwepolJa, Minn.. to din• Cijitt!ted to lltlllist resor1a, In F1orl!la and Elberfelds Are Open · Until9 Tonight and Saturday Night News••. in Briefs !f y en Fl..0ftl · Speak_ing of Schools . . Ge«ge Quillen, 011"1' FOu., Margaret• Jutice, Tbomu Ge«ge. E. Batey, Jerr)' E. Justice, YYOIIIIe Wllaon, Glenn Fooderick, F1ora Bailey,~ B. Limbert. Francis, Leonard Burney, Edward R. MarUD. 'JbomN Wi1JU¥n Wyatt, Marjorie B. R. RAialb, DurulbJ ll R \ Grogan, Sue Grogan, ~ MiS. Shawn A. Glbbl, Bmrilr Aull, Patricia ~. Celes- WhitllngiOn, Wanda Sdmler, 1a Bulb, . JCII!n (k"ovea, John 1bcmu, Nell DeWees, Palrlcia Grovee, George Blct· Floyd 0. Boyer, Margaret ett, Sr., Rbodil Bactett, Boyer, Thelma Bo,er, Bellie Sr., Mn!. ·J. w. Morris, l W. Ashley, JGiul Bigellnr,l)orothy Morris, Richard Wilt, Louise Bl&elow, Naomi H..mr, Mrs. Rhodes, Nellie Winston, Cherole Racbel Qoaic, Mrs. Racbel G. Burdette, Eva Barlley, Jan 0 . .W'dson, Clyde H. WlDes, Glacb'a Durst, Mrs. Ellen Smilli, Wm. W'mes, Qlrtls Roalb, DoU,y F. Slnith, Robby R. Roush, Mowery,lda Mae Martin, Rosa Elaine Hart, Dorothy McCloud, Searls, Am~*~. ·RIChards, A. Charles McCloud, Jo Ann Grueser, Anna S. Grueaer, While, Ann c. Bailey, 'Betty Jo Phoebe Lee, Sara Boyles, Martin, Ralph G, Martm, Er· .Louise Sldersble rmcl ooe name nest WeDs, Cecil Ray See. indeciP!Jefa . , ~ Russell E. Miller, Della L. Miller, J. F. Sanders, Uzzle M. Davidson, Larry L Gladwell, · " . Mn!. M. D. Bricldes, Keimie Theresa . Becker, Charles ·(Continued from page 1l See, Kim Neal, Cafl Neal, McElhinny, Gertrude third of all Japanese exports. Rosemary . HyseU, Marie McElhinny, Paul McDaniel, Upwardrevaluali..,,oftheyen Manley, Donna Polcyn, Ancil David c. Jacks, Margaret would make Ibis much feared Crites, WOOdrow Call, Grace McDaniel, Mary Baily, Judith trade war W)III!CI!SII8l'. Call, Donald H..Call, W'tlliam R. Fraaer, M7fon R. Mill~, Mary Tbe Nlxoo p ognm 118elf waa Biggs, Carolyn L. Biggs, Roger, Mary Neutzliilg, Ann a damagiD(I blow to Prime · Russell, Morris Neiltzllng, Minister Eisaku Sato wbo has SetBessieAihey,AliceEuler,Ruby built his career on aligning · e . RusseU, Robert W. Richardson, Japan's foreign policy to that fl Dolores M. Richardson, lhe United.Slates. Ills prestige Frances A. Parker, Ruth E. suffered wben Nixon 8IIIIOUIICed revlsiCIIaballbesougbtfromall Johnson, Isabel Wlnebrenner, '8 visit to Peking and wben he ClOIICel'lled. Mrs. John Tyree, Mrs. Annie announced the new economic IlwiDbetherespCIISibUityfl Ohlinger, Minnie Jackson, policy Aug. lS. every professional staff member to enforce the )l'ovisi- of t1is dreaa code. A special nill"'idblli\Y for dW!g so belongs to the hcmeroom (Continued from page 1) leacber wbo Is tile flnt to see ' we can Uve wllb In grades 7-12. If you doo't unlite student each dav. In the ' enfcneM!t of Ibis code the derstand the code, call your lldlool and they will give ~ patliern of procedlZ'I!s you tis ~C1'D18tl111. We loot fanrard to tile 111ta11 be fallowed, cooperatioo of paren1a, ~ts, """""" and adAll violatlclls wiD be reported mlnilltrators in succeasfully Implementing tbla to lbe principal promptly and In ' revilled code. Part of the code requires Ill! 811!"181 written form. study of II. 'lbls will be an on-eWig !A'OC! ss darllw the First violation, warning to the school year. student by the principal. DIDO'S SUPEIUNTENDENTS were called to Set<llllhiolatiCII,COIIlactwith Columbua Wedneeday foc a~ wltb Dr. Eua, the pareot by lite principal. our Stale Superlnoendent. Frlllll tis meeting we 'l1ird violatiOD, puop•nsJ!Ii of learned that there Ia slill great CCIIfullon repnllns the student by the principal. lite total impllcatl01111 II. tile national Rfleilrice ~. . ~ details and forms to lqlement Sec;tion -.111'.1 sba11 We also gained SCIIIe inlllgl!t Into the fi!N!!Jd•l be develGped by tile building problems that we will face • a reeult of the state principals. The profesalonal austerity program amQU!Ced by Goven!or Gllllun. staff will lllve lhe complete 'lbls move wiD signlfiCIII11)' rMmlnlllh lbe ~ support of tbe board of Inadequate lllale IUpporl of education. 'lbill ill a education in the immatter of reelly grave c:onvan. p!emontation of the provisillll Attending litis meeting from Melga County were of the dress code. . Mr. Bowen, Mr. Riebel, Mr. Morrlaoo and .,aelf. RACINE - ~rs . Earl General Hospital. Holman, Racine, is a patient al Tbe identification of the pilot and COililot were wilbbekl Holzer Medical Center awaiting pending notificatioo of ned of kin, autllorilies aaid. Roger surgery. Her room number is Rhodes, 30, a son of the victim, was able to climb out of the rubble 234. of the borne but escaped unhurt. Tonight, Aug. 27 Improved Schools Ready - (Continued from page 1) DRIVE· IN B~ot c0 d Dr IN HOLZER M~SON o n ·N o v e m b e r ' =ul ~~ · ~ A .aecoocl referendwn today Jill' Turner, Mildred Nub, Dal oast ~ e .or lhe • ' . : had challenged lhe recent ac- HyaeU, WllliamE.II;ylell, Ellie . . remam ~ ~elp tioo of Middleport council to E. Montgomery, Mary Jo ge . le de~· 'd i"'P""" a $5 permissive auto Pooler, J!)mnett RaWSIIII, Zora mington, and moving north'::tn n . n license tax for street main- J. RaWSIIII, Ora Rice, Nellie R. ward at 20 m.p.~. y. ~.:-: 11 Y tenance and coos1ruction in Bel!, Daniel R. Rice, Marjorie Gale wmds extended 200 and ::second~ 11 . 45 ::::·•. Middleport. . .., E. Taylor, John Dill. Kelmelb miles ID lite east and 75 mil . · · Last year ' a referendum LitUe, COllene Dunfee, Belen lhe west fl the siOrm's center. to 2· 15 p.m. decisively eraaed a similar Carpenter, Patricia Ridman, A hurricane watch was in EASTERN IHGH Scbliol will action by council. Tbe tu this Dorlba Jenkinson, Louise effect from Cape Fear below hold classes all day M!lllday, year was approved in ordinance Queen. WilmingiDn to Cape Lookout on with the bus schedule to remain No, 977-n on July 26th. the famed Outer Banks. Gale Petitions filed with Mid- Susie Blaine, Jolm Coolpton, warnings extended from the the same, John !Uebel, Eastern dleport c;terk·Treasurer Gene Naomi Com.pton, Dennis l)outh Carolina border ID Cape Local superintendent, said Gralesbow Ralph Martin, Mary Saelens, Mary 4'on, Ar,thur H. May, N.J. . . . today. ijysell, Eddie Martin, Michael Skinner, Genevieve E. Fanner, Tbe area 18 storm-WISe from Blaine, Anna S. Gru~ and Bessie Oliver, Lee<ma WOod; many past encounters with &JUTHERN LOCAL Scbliol Bobby .E. Payne lhe committee Mary Wells, Betty Lane, Mabel lurricanes, but residents went District will hold classes all day that filed the petition for the Hysell, Bannab Greenlee, Jane ~h'barotteug~ thde P~~cauti~ntiary ~~=Y th~~~~'!; : ~ . new referendmn. Their legal D. Stover, Lucy MeKinney, . ~ own opera ons schools of the district, Letart, agent was lhe .Athens lawyer James J. Haggerty, Paulinl: M. wben Doria became a threat to Paul J. Gerig. · Reuter, LarryJeffeis,SarabM. the coast Th . ursday. . Racine, Syracuse, Southern ~rale said today the Smith, Dorothy !lmdl, Bertba The N tiona! Hurri Cen Junior High and lhe Senior . a . , . cane. • Hi h referendmn . will be on the Baley, Ben R. Batey, L9uise ler smd Dorias winds will be ~ce of lunches will be the Middleport ballot Nov. 2. McElhinny, EmmeUBugbes,C. slow ID diminish after itstrik~s Ia ts Signers of the petition were P. Bradbury, C. P. C,allagber, 26 land.beca~ part of the Cll'· =~:eb~t.J:'.dewill~ Verner H. See, Iva M. See, CarlaSaelens,W. H.Dunfee,D. culation~remam?verwater, Pauline Anderson, Cathy Er- A. Milam, Ethel Milam, Louise from whi~b the troptcal storms ~":::.:~ =~ ! : : t : win, Karen Sprouse, T. F. Johnson, Jobn W. Sprouse, Dm draw their .strength. . Hawkins, Roma Hawkins, Mrs. M. Ervin, Emerson J<mes, John Heavy rams of fOU: mches or same stops, it was reported. Edgar Wolfe, Haiel VanCooney, Lyons, R'"""'''lry Lyons, Julia more were .predtcted for . . eastern portto~s of North th Carolb!a, Virginia, !'ftll'Yland ern ess and Delaware, causmg some flooding. "'"e' AWARDED DEGREE Two accidents were inA school dress code for l!lllnmelyl.mg tr nnrJean hair. Janet E. Humphrey, vestigaled Thursday by the Southern Local Junior and All balr wiD be cut and 'WU'II Pomeroy, was one of 138 Meigs County Sheriff's Dept. Senior Bigb Schools has been abovetheeyes,a~theears, students of atmberland College with no injuries reported in adopted by lite Sol!lbem Local and a~ tile collar; beuds, who received !heir bachelor either. Scbool Board. mutacbes, sideburns that degree during commencement On SR 124 Thursday at 2 a.m. The 'code sbesses that all ''l!llteod more than e11e lDdl ex.er.cises on Aug . 21 at 1zry D. Circle, 23, Racine, Rt. students are encouraged to use below the bottamfltlleearlolte W111 b K J good taste in dress and in lr are IIICJI'e lhan two incbee In ·tam~ urg, y. anet 1• rounding a curve lost control grooming. Important aspects of width, underwear type T-t!Uta, Car0 lin C · • fSchooiNotesl . Carpenter Homemaker Of the Year Guns Stolen From Homes POMEROY - The Meigs County lherlfrs deparbnent is investigating the breaking and entering of two homes in wlich five guns were stolen some time Friday. Mrs. <ltarles Salser, Bunker Hill, Pomeroy, Rl 2, reported a Stevens single bsireJ 12 gauge shotgun was 1aken froo1 ber home some time between 5:30 and 9 p.m. 'l1tere was no ooe borne at lite time. There was no sign of forcible entry. The house had not been locted. Mrs. Lomle Hudson, Kingsbury Rd., npcrlied that entry was ftrced Into her bame tmougb a ballroom door locted by a bolt 111111 cbaln. ApparenUy 1aken were a .22 cal. RemlngiOn rifle with scope, a .22 Rem1ngtm rifle with a clip, a 2Q.ga~e llingJe barrel sbotgun and a 12 or 16 single barrel sbolgun. MCIIey and a camera were not touched. Tbe incident occurred between 7:38 a.m. and 7 p.m. RIITLAND - Mrs. James Carpenter, Coolville, a native fl Rolland, Is tile new Ohio Hcmemaker fl tile Year crowned at lhe Stale Fair In Coltnnbus Saturday. Mn!. Carpenter, whose lwt"'and ... 'principal at Federal-Bockillg lli8b Scbool, Is the da~ht.er of Mr; and Mrs. ll«mrr Parker. Rutland. Mrs. Carpenter, formt!rly SIISJ' Parker, and ber lntsband, Jim, are tile parenia of fOlD' year old Jay. James Carpenter is the soo mMr. and Mrs. w. R. Carpenter, Mulberry Ave., l'liudoy. Mn!. Carpenter was awarded $1110 In cash, a silver cofflle and tea service valued at more than $3110, the traditional bouquet of carnations and a c:ca-sage. In weeks to CGme, Mrs. Carpmter wiD make appearances on radio and televlsim. Her picture will als9 be used in tile IGA promoti1111 througbout Ohio. IGA was the sponsor of the coolest. After winning, Mn!. Carpen~ bad ber picture taken with Mrs. John Gilligan, the governtr's wife, and LaiU'el l.ft Schafer, Miss Ohio. Budget Dose 1 11fE SILVER SPADE was one of many giant earthmoving machines viewed by 47 GaUipolls LiCliiB and guests who chartered two special buses ID Cadiz, Ohio Thursday to IDur Hanna Coal Co., strlpmine operations. Wblle deep I TB · Testing POMEROY - The Meigs County Health Department will conduct an lmmunizatioo and TB testing JI'Oiflllll in lite Meigs Local School District chuing lite 1m-12 school year. Tbe Meigs Local Board of Educatioo, meeting last week, granted a release ID Debme MaPles to ·attend Kyger Creek Local School lllstrict and appointed Mn!. Nancy White, Mrs. Doris Buckly and Charles Bartels, teachers. Tbe board commended lhe custodial atall for lhe fine Job they did In - JoHN li. CASEY, an ~ of lbe Gllllia County District Ubrary lbe put 12 years, wiD retire at the end of tis DICIIIb. Prior to Joining the library stall, Mr. casey aerved the GaDipollo l'lllt Olflce as a letter carrier for 35 ;,e. ., retiring Dac. 31, 19119. (See story ADDISON - Law enforcenent of- Gnf'l&ie I), 'Saturday into a possible boating accident In the Ohio River behind lite Kyger Creek Power 1'18111. SearchoperatiWISwere cooducted late Friday night for three boya reported to llave been clinging ID a c"""....t boat. Middleport 811d Gallipolis volunteer Bremen, Kyger Creek Plant employees, tbe U. S. Coast Guard, and Gallia County Qvll Defeme volunteers aearcbed the mer for awroDm&lely three bouts befcre ll!lting their operaUOIIB in thick fog. ,..__l The board pnted Anlett Smith, (Cattinlled Cll pace I) ' GAWPOUS - The Gallla County Board of Commissioners are codefendants in a $101,4&o damage action filed Friday in Coounort Pleas Court. Kemeth w. Boster, 1121 Second Ave., filed the actioo u a reeult of a traffic accident Aug. 29, 19118, on Vine SL Named as co-defendant was James L. Waugh, 130 Lifted from Bag Of Newspaper Change Crown City. According to the petition, Boster was s•..vd in a line of tralflc oo Vine St., waiting to liD'n left into the Gal11polls Boat Club when his was struck In the .... by a Gallia County Bigbway Department · car truck operated by Waugh. Boster aays his car was damaged In lhe UIIGIIIII fl$480 and lle suffered injuries which required medical eiJ)eltsel fl $1,000. He aeelts $101,410 for datnages, Injuries Md lea of inclme incurred. Be demands a jury trial. • preparing the buildings for the opening of school. Jolui Arnott wu granted a leave of abaence to do his student leaching, and Leo Kennedy, Sr., was appcinted to replace Amott ftr six weeb . The board also granted Amll!l Tillis, bus driver, a • day leave of abaence and adopted a revilled luncbroom policy, The board considered a request fnm F. C. Taylor tolay a gas One across tbeend zone of lite foo1baU field in Rutland. Tbe request Is being referred ID lite county. wosecutor. FolD' requests for early graduatioo were postponed. Proposaio to improve 1be llc'tals cootinued an investigation !ale Creel! Included in that amount was $710,nt.IIOin the General Fund, $)30,162 50 in bonds and $4t,8'15.110for the LwcbrOCIIl Account. I The board aasigned Mrs. Mila Woods u remedial redng inltrul:br, and Title I aides employed Wd'e Mrs. Martha Kelley and Mrs. Sara Plants at Addaville Eletnenlary; Mrs. c.rot Buck Jllld Mrs. N•ncy Preston at Cbeshire-Kyger Elementary' Otbers .... Died for the !A'ogn.tl were Gary MiniAlll, Gnidance Coonselor; Mrs. Esther Gordon, lJoctieeper; Mrs. Doris Roush, clerll; Mrs. Robefta Kail and Nina Dillanl, aecrellries. The resiiPwtion of Harry~. a bul cktftl', - ......... Mn.'flaJ Th-• ••• -piOJed ..1 bla Program Assured playgiWII! •t Satio!on1 IIIII PUtnetOJ were g.. d, but no aciCII was liken. The boaniiiMrd a repcrt CGIICt!l1ling the fire sllaplsber in1pectiGn and tbe oprniqfof&dralnfrom thealdminubaft located •bove PomerOJ Elementary Scbool. 'l1te bowel a1ao di•'lSS d tile em. ploymeutofei&btCCIIDiy..,...WedacatiCII project t:mtiOJ 1:11, -4- tile CGIIIei)UeDCell of the wJCt price freele and Gov. Gllllpn's austerity IA'GII Al!e•Jbc were Fral* w. Poria', . :sittnt; Virgil King, Hlnm Sinter, 11 Joe Sayre, George Barpa- ..... inlendenl, IIIII Larry Mcarlatt, Aast. Sapt. wu. Ohio River Searched To Sl Million County .Party to budget totaling Friday mplln a special of Kyger Board 8101,4()0 Action of Education. · CHESHIRE - A SIM0,941.50 was approved meeting the mining Is 9peeled to IDa ' (Q In lie ,....,, Mdp area, with the cJaef deve10)I'nent bBnl at Salem Ceder, principally to 81WlY the new Garin Pilot at a...blre, tbe market for stripped coal aho is9peeled to Improve. ' OOG\Pl'AIN8 - Dennlo ElciUJCW, left, and Jim AmsiJary, rigltt, are cocaptalna of the EaPern Eaglet wbo will open dtfe,.. of tbelr Soatbern Valley Canfereoce title In aboat two -lal. C.ter ill new bead coach Roger Kirkhart, wbo ftl!t to lcboolln lbe ENtern Dlatrlct until he was ln10 bla 8th grade year in lqb llritool. tbell moved away. Elc:hl...- ill• eenlor, lbree..year letterman, at end and fullliack. A""'-'7 Is tbe quarterblc~ . GALLIPOLIS - Gallia County sheriff's deputies Friday investigated a breaking and entering atlhe residence of Mrs. Peggy Hale, Vinton. Mrs. Bale reported someone took approximately ~ from her daughter's newspaper change bag. Nothing else waa taken. Deputies investigated a sbooting allhe residence of Mrs, T!w•n1-. Rt. S25, wbo said scmeooe sbot • bole In the rur glaas of bel' cw pulled near ber illlllle. '!1ley also went to the Green Glblee to Jn.. vestig11te a fight but made no art'dlll . 'fbeaearcbbepnaft!r aD II*'Wfi4ifitd wcanan caller tdd 1be G.llla Olunty ilbeiilf's dtt*lmeit that 1bree bo)'l bad been beard yelling fir belp dinglng to • caPBIIed ''Jn'lllboal" IJehin! the Itner Cleek Plantllftl' toward the West VlrgiDia shore• Jay Crat w, a ditpalicba', IIIDIIIICIIed lbe Mldd'epnrl Fire Dtpw bnent . wtacb ills a CCIIIract with Qwslthe Twp. ~=- - Mlddlep«t hmGurd lbe Gallipolll Fire t, o.t and GaUla Catmly Qtlllhi I . Ofllcla1a _.., tdill• MlkC SaWdey fo Jee if IDJ mj [ftl pel- tiporll t.J been filed . . HURT ON SANDWI' GAWPOUS- Larry D. Balloll'ttoera, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. RIIII,J W. Baver, Eurelta Star RL, wu almiUed at the Holier Medical Center at t: :5 p.m. Fridly foil~ an acddmt.m the~~- Tral:e High Sc:hooll Foolball Field. Baver wu injured during I SlllldJot ' !biD pme· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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