http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5ddab42cc817392ef980bc636e57e65f.pdf fc12b38de00d64bebf7f53851cecd600 PDF Text Text .. entl D·e .,· f "' -RejJort • • • ., J I• WASHINGTON REPORT Lpl week the Bureau of Labor Statistics, lbe national surveyor of retail 'Uid wholeoale prices, revealed that the corurumer price indes showed a leasonally-adjusled Increase of 0.3 per ceil! for July, This is welcomed news, not becauae of the indes Increase, · but because this 0.3 per cent rise · - lbe same as In June - In across-the-counter .commodities Is the smallost twomonth increase In prices In nearly two years. This contrasts · with monthly advances of 0.4 · per cent from February through May and 0.6 per cent at the first · of the year. To lbe conswner In Southeastern Ohio Ibis means that although lbe cost of living . is still rising, il is moving subotan tlally slower now lban earlier In 19711. Even more Important is tM trend and Indications that prices are beginning to stabilize. . 'fbe cost of living is now 3.7 per cent per year as compared to 4.9 per cent this spring, and morelban 7per centearlyin lbe year. On lbe heels of this significant report by the Bureau, comes an additional inflation • foghtir g announcement that wholesale prices dropped - a pattern which ls generally represen. !alive of retail ~rices to follow - 0.5 per cent In Auguat. This, too, represented lbe first price revenal in 24 monlbs. In addition, other key barometers of buainess are now beginning to tell a brighter story. Recent readings suggest that lbe business downturn Is leveling off and that the economic outlook for the ,. Special! FridaJ and ~rdaf We have styles •in womens stacks suitable for any occasion. A com- S.ve lllls weekend an a • .. ' , • 1 Dressy and casual types - hundreda. fa choose · from In all the latest new fall styles. fabrics and colors - well known brand name. A complete range of misses sizes 14 to 20 and half sizes 141!2 · to 24'h. · Regular 8.95 Womens Dresses··--. Sale 7.44 Regular 7.95 Womens Dresses .. - •. S.le 6.44' groups with matching shifts and tops to complete a beautiful slack ~f. Come in now and look around. All conveniently arranged for easy selection styles In regular and extra sizes. .fUNNEL... PAJAMA$. BEAUTIFUL BLOUSES your school room In style with several of our blouses In the latest styles. Choose from basics and body shirts -dressy whip creams with ruffles and lace trim . Solids and prints In sizes 30 to 38 and 40 to 4& . Sale! •g• WOMEN'S ANGEL · TREADS toda Sizes 32 through «>and extra sizes 42 through 4. Now Is a per- recTo ...._flghllnflatlony, and allow feclllmoto buy whst you want. Step in - See thl• wonderful line 584 2.95 ' It illjnper.Uve at this time in . , our bii!Ory 11!*1 WJ te«der our ,.-Joritlel to·1 meet lhe needa of ' . . . nation and best ( ~tal'!lble resoui;ce_s_,-" ~.- · 1 ·:~: • -: 11lerniwe we mllft hOld the Se.e !.Ills ,. l;lealllltul selec;tl1on •'of stacks and rl'l'al¢hlng foils for girt~ sites 1 to 14. 1, I Lltflo boys ilzn 2 to 7. Ragulor boyo sizes .6 to 20. ~. , regular slzts olld extra Iorge r,lw. . ' ·. Weist lenvlh lackots - cor coet ""gills. Solid colora • jllolda . checks. All or:e warmly lined: Very ""II atyfH. Ex..,-tty toilorod '!11d ready for your ser.ctlon. · ' Lined ond unll,.., CPO'aln ill ' '"'· Solid I:Oioru~ QOiorfui Fortrel Polyester ond 50 percent · combed cotton, Very well made with toper legs - bell loops. Solid color blue, Ioden grNn end block. Slits :WIG 42 wolst. Choose · .,_ ''. . 5._95 Percent ' pl1lds. · .·,.'"' o. J. Dailey' ""0 Men a Dies Thursday ·· ' Mens Button · Front Press OOATsWEATERS . Wijil Ideal double woiii 'I WAIIIINGTON -IN A ·~ RAilE IIICnt lllllon, U... Slalle bu IJIIIII«IIrale&J fir Clai41M ID Gee tile clly In ~ .:tt:rlilo!Jt••~)i»c~J ~~~ bul ~II qultun II Mlb Monefte!d 1111l Jluila lbtU llllliiJitllled .• tlkplalll,e - - bll!blllabtiY puded' tlilciws. $1~ ~' 1~. ' . . . 18. . Made of Nrmanent 65 percent c"1fon. 3S: poi-. cent Polye1ter. Popul.a r unbulfoned Ivy· . lang pointed cottar • collar stoyo. Shop in the 3rd floor furniture department and see lhe large selection of swivel rockers, recliners · Rock-0-Lounoers and occasional chairs now all at sale 'Mr":. 1.95 Sale! '· SAL£! KROEHLER UVING ROOM SUITES SOFAS AND LOVE SEAlS "'' Seiectlon ·On !tie tot floor-Wollolr · ..,. in!lll , womens ci,tch Y~k ~rm~ent PreQ wORk , Big ~i\Y WALLETs ' , •. I . , . , UNIFORMS 1 ;r. t ... purlfl - wamons wallots ond mlltcl11"9 kfY Cillo <~e!• - Ail ,ex~pllonot . vlitun. VerY welt made. Correcfiy lfvlos. ~ Take ·~ime tJJ .., thl.s 1111 .eleetion. You'll prii"'bly w11nt 1 new wallitt for Yoursetf.or somlone your family• . •• E~=:=~=~~=~5~=to •• etlllell Cotmly beiJJg lleld ·at lbe Kelp F..,....,..... ThomviDe Finn ··~ ctl tile The Ohio Department of Rlgb.,aya Thursday · opened lbe bldl on.Jt proJectalncllldlng a f)O.I mlll.lon sectloo of In- In ' Ocran J. Dalley, 70, Portland, n!llred cuatodlan of lhe Portland Elementary School, died Thursday afternoon aJ the Rober Medical Center, Mr. Dalley.,.. a ruember of tbe Pe~tecoital Church at Racble. . ~IJ!fl~lat ~... hlp, · Ou11le; hur 110nit, Bllhte, · Lcmie and David, all of Porlland; Leonard of r ~-Bottom; .. lour daughters, Bryce . 'flii'lor, Fairfield, CaUf.; MrJ, Ernest Trlpplett, Mrs. ArSYie Deeter, both of Racine, and Mrs. Virgil Cozart, PorUand; four sisters, Mrs. Charles Riggs and Mrs. Alva Riggs of San· d1vllle, w. va. ; Mrs. Lena Alley, Chartalon, w. Va.: and Mrs. Jess Pickens, Racine; four brothers, Oliver, Columbus; ()mar, Racine ; Howard Dalley, Hockingport and Bruce of Pennsylvania. Also surviving are 17 grandL r. Jtutt 1 ...... 1111 eblldren, one great-trandebild ~ 11 a... Jlole.l'lloOIIe plf and several nieces and Byllalledl'rtuiD......u-1 An Arab guerrilla orpnlzallon said today all boltagee beln& held aboard lbree jetliners hijacbd to an ~in lbe Jordanian desert wiUbeallowedtogoiDAmman. The Palestine Liberation ~11011, mailing the an- n • In Amman, said lhe move was being undertaken ''for hfunanllarian reasons." The passengers, nwnbering mllre lban 250, would be beld In Amman while lbe negotiations with the United States, West Germany, Britain 'and Switzerland continue . An International Red Cross team is representing alllbese nslklna in the negotiations with the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, lbe guerrilla organization which carried out the llljacldngs. The PFLP Is demanding lbe releaae of seven of its comrades being beld In Britain, Switzertand and Weal Germany and lbe releaae of an undetermined number of Arab& from Israel in return for release of the hostages. The nationt earner today rejected guerrilla proposals for a two-part eschange of the hostages. Diplomats from lhe United stata. wea~ Germany, Switzerland and llritaln, actina as a "crlaia council" in Berne, Switzerland, lo unify their negotiating position, said they "are conoidering presenting cOWI!etptCIIM"'a1S" to be submilled lo lhe guerrillas by a ,.-,It•• ~~~ ': "'llll!~fJ! ·'t..... sale ·69.oo · · n~1--d • . ' cunuw ' ? Special Purchase and Sate ~ys l.ong SlHve nylon. Yo11r !iiJo ~f n91~ f,~~· B'lP~dQ IIJd ·blue. by the Pomeroy-Middleport Uo111 Club. Miller rtported that lltandance baa been ·good, but mon! ladl6l are urged ID parilclpate. Robert Snyen of Mason bas •!lam top bonon all three nflhta, having'been c1ose1t "'lbe J!ln. Tbe conlell wDI tiKI Salta'day at 10 p.m. Saturday wiD be Ladles Ill)' llartlng at 2 p.m. · JACKETS AND CAR~OOATs: SLACKS 50 J Mens and Boys , . ..~ CASUAL PLATFORM ROCKERS Comfortable high back rockers upholstered In ,2 yds 95• . See the big Selection Mens Sale I Our 584.00 • CLING belrw JIIICII1I!Ired 4.95 b ! l e student and secretary desks on sale in the lrd floor furniture department. - BOB IIILUI:R, It,IIIIU, ~ of tile &tl&la-One Golf Cmlell, emceee the evenlf1l actlfltlee. Tbe conlell II Sizes ~ to 20. Navy. blue. Regulation CPO Jacket with lined necktiand. s~!!n !,9 lbe working man voted to takeagainst home r------·--:;~;,::-----------------1 more pay, I have unnecessary . defense apAn outsfendfng propriations in lbe past and group ot coor. today !be results of lbooe efforts dlnattd •port. swur far girts by show that lbe total cost of defense represents ifSB lban a · "Sbetchinl" cents out of eacb tbpayer's dollar spent for goods and llerVIces. Defense spending ;., IIOw 7.9 per cent of total U. s. ll!tJidin8, the second· loweat level since before lbe Korean All vinyl stick-on, . War. I feel that we can cut plastic. 18" wide. certaill areas of defense fiiiOIIdblll wllbual Impairing our Big setecfl'!" o1 pa~~~­ ldequate defense pclllure. In addition, I ha.. voted ID curb Sale ' \ ·IWitcei88I'Y areas of lederal ,flltllding which I feel only add lo the current Inflationary ,. 'cycle. The Ollllllqmlc lllljlalilln facing wor~lna Americana 11 one 1riJlch IIIII ~ poCIIetboob and . ''" IIW!P accaanll. II II • eerlous "I <!''· >i"' 11 llltuatlonbut cine lilaI billowing 1ncoura1ln« •lelia ol · lm•, I'·;!· ' ~1. CpO Shirts 214.00 264.00 328.•.00 366.00 336.00 Early American styles-Modern, French Provincial and Traditional styles. Regular 198.00 Suites S.le 161.00 Regular 229.00 Slrites S.'Je 114.00 Regular 239.00 Suites S.le 1f2.oo Regullir 249.00 Suites .· Sate 199.00 Regular 259.00 Suites $ale 201.00 Regular 339.00 Suites S.lt 212;.0 Regular ·369.00 Suites S.le 2N'o0 Regular 379.00 Suites Sate 304.qo Regular 419.00 Suites Slle ~.Oo Regular 429.00 Suites S.le 344.00 Regular 449.00 Suites S.lt uo.oo Regular 469.00 Suites Regular 489.00 Suites Regular 498.00 Suites • Regular 519.00 Suites -~ Regulir 529,00 Suites Regular 569.00 Suites ·- . . 3.95 large 20 inch by 36 Inch to~s of laminated plastic. S Drawers plus one file drawer. Finishes: Maple · Walnut - Pecan - Oak, See the large .._II Boys . sizn Flannel Potomes ..... 11). KNEEHOLE -DESKS .oo .... The~ were llready ~a Mooola1 lllldailblllltlb ~ over tile ,.... 11M willa, on 'nllndlo', llie ·~ 'l'rlnlpartaUon Union (tri'U) ttemd ""uld feel fne ID ~-tile llnmln ... any time altc mlclnlllt& Sept. :Ill. '' wear. large selection of colors and styles. S.le S.le S.le S.le S.le ' Size. A, 8, C or D•.Noi.:t..cJ SALE! SIMMON'S HIDE-AlmS AND KROEHl£R SliEP OR lOUNGES. Sleep or Lounges Hide·a· Beds · · Sleep or Lounges Hide·a·lileds · · Sleep or Lounges . toller coot olylt :h!f>: Ex: ..tle~t setoctiOI)' ·ofcr patlerna. Now lsagoPd,llmato slack up for lall and winter' All arranged fof' your viewing In the Muslc Department on the 2nd floor. New solid state Color TV - new console stereo with radio · new tape players · tape rtcorders - tra.,.fstor radios ~ AC Radios - Portable record players. Ask any of the salespeople for a demonstration of ttit Foduct you'd like to see and hear. Use CM.Jr senslblecredltservlce. 249.00 315.00 379.00 420.00 389.oo ~ ' I -"· ' ·, · 'il!'l'd.IJiil'·\Um' ,. · One area proje.ct J!al a .• . l*.alfte n Jn, the anc~npa~~ ·Uti l'ble!i btd been, ~Yed ~- ell fedetal resW4ti~. •: . !Ita ri!ilurtacln&.Job ... u.s.••Olio u:; ,. 7IMI!Iillllfouworjt~of , l~.M nillel In Me1p Ulllllty. · 91ie1J:t,Co., ThOI'IIYille, wu lhe ~~=~~r~=~i!§[Je~~~~§ ~~.~ or.~.ar. nephews. Funeral services wiD be held at 2 pm. Sunday al lbe Morris Chapel with lbe Rev. Charles tual ••- : """·· IC . ..-ljllklns In J.._,, Allbi!UIIh Israel allo is Involved, It has refuled ID deal wllb lbe guerrillas and II being repre~enled onlJ. Indirectly by theRedCrossnesotiatingteam. Details. of · the guerrilla propooal were not made public b.. tha Red Croaa, but a West German 1g o vern men I spokt!IIIIWI in Bonn said ll came in two parll: The guerrillas would free women, children, elderly and sick from the lbree :::::x;::;~:::&'Rn;:;:;:~:?&N:~:-o Tbe game between tbe MelpMiraodenudlroiiiDII St. Joe at the lroiiiDII Foolliall 81adlt1111 w01Ju101 11ar1 alDiebl, 7:• SatardaJ, Melp RIP l'rlaclpal, ..,. aOUDCed today. In the Morris Chapel Cemetery, •' ' ' ' •'•'-"~ ,•, .-,., '' '-"•'• Friends may call at lbe Ewing Annual Meetkow Furieral Home untU noon on ~~ will be Scheduled Sunday The 36th annual meeting of lbe ~ackson Production Credit Aaloclatlon wDI be held SUnday ' CITED AFTER MIBHAP at Canters Cave. E4win Rouh, 11,9, Letart, was Dlmer wDI be &erved from 12 clle!lforlailltreiDJieldOII!>J\alf noon until 1:30 p.m. Dlmer of tht· roadwiy 1o11owing an tlckell! are $1 for adults and 50 ~tan township road tlln .. Ctr!ta I~ cb!ldren. ';l:C::" En~l Melp Couttty,-1 twoof llld wm be tellthl .mllel! Rt. live 124. ~ by Tes Hartison and furthe • Rouab OOllllled on 1· with Valley lloya. The IWimmin& In •4'o1!1)l9"P :an aulo driven . by Joeeph pool wDI be open from a.m., •· Hn!'iDI' ~ ll U;•.m.1iiil G~, ., Rt. 1 Dater, N~ llllhp.m. A&Uided tour ol tile .,j I. illddu · I.OC.4,II TilMJ'8 ... .. ....1'•JiiJief.•IF• H, loin"- -and cool~ 40s and lolir . .. Nalllf .,Iii....""' .,~~; II Jr 781 and iotJ • ~ 1970 - ', warten,llllll dllpale tmr 1lbtlber IIMDea lblluld be llllcl 011 .~' FROM EIBERFELDS Choose from our outsiandlng selection of womens blouses by " Laura Mae" and "Miss Fashlonallty'' - step Into _ ~ ' NEW! 1971 HOM£ ENTERTAINMENT WOMEN'S CAR COATS i · ., SPECIAL GROUP OF WOMEN'S DRESSES . plete line ol bell bol1oms, stove pi~ and regular slacks In proportioned lengths. Kn its, wool flannel, tweeds, and stretch denims - solids, Plaids and stripes. Some from coordinate of womens sleepwear. --. . "~-. ~-...~ ,llotll~Involved_.~ !w ~·to, par Clllt Wlgt biD br four 1llklll ....-.uns 1180,QIII lit tile 11110,1110 raJ1road 1 .. Hijackers To Mov Hostages To Amman,. . . . tbnlt, and~ llli!Mn ~-bltvtiD ..w. Depart. J-----------~----------------------~ men! figW"es show that lbe Gross National Product - lbe broadest measure of business activity - moved up in June after two quarters of decline. The nwnber of unemployed fell by 206,000 In JWJe to 3.9 million nationally, after steadily rising Now is the time to choose your in each of lbe five pre<-eding car coat · a special group In montha. And retail sale8 during wet looks. quilts. corduroys, the second quarter of 1970 were wool melton and twills. Some up 2 per cent from the first are belted with w~rm pile lnlerllnlnva • omart styitl for ~~~- . ell In ' IOikts end l;talds. · ·'f!1e opllmlltic note being aou'nded here is that Adminiolration economic pollcl\!8 are starting to take effect. To understand wbatls going on in our comples economy and lbe Mminiolratlon's approach Ia lbe problem, it is Important that we reallz.e that our economy is currenUy In a state of transition. First, the economy ls con· New styles - your older verting from a wartime to favorite styles In small. peacetime economy with major medium, lar ge and extra large sizes. Be reductions In defense apendlng sure to see this excellent while, secondly. it is also line of womens slippers. cooling off from a long lnOationary spree aggravated by a aeries of federal deficits ' totalling $811.&billion from 1961 1---:Just-:-R~ec-ea-:-'w-:d~'.-=:-Katz~S::--Ie~ep-w~ ...-::---.._Wom--en~--1 lbrough 1961. This period in- rUI cluded a mammo!IJ $25 billion For Womon delicti in 1968. We are stU! Woltz gowns · full length gowns - mid length gowns . Pajamas . feeling the Impact of this Long and short sleeve robes . ensembles. ld FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ' ' ' . Detlofed, To'JI. ~· Of'I'IN . . . .Jia.m ArN >' Select Your New Fall Slacks ~rly ' ' ' ' .-~. A good lime for family shopping. Come iq ·ahd see lhe manY. ·new arrival~ 'all over the stor:e. ~arlng apparel for your fam1ly and furnishings for your home. · M~wing. Recent Commerce ' .. , .. +' ' -,' remainder of the year indicates ,,1 I ' • ,:· "~·:!fl Ulldtr~ ~ 1lle . . injur81t • .·~J ~' ~J i".~t." fi:..• • r t• - curve · . Clveil will hfBblllhl ~oon·• activities. 11 a... ... planealnreturnforaevenof lts C<lllll'ades held in England, West Germany and Swltzerland, and it would free lbe remaining healthy men when Twocttheplaneo,aTWA707 Israel releaaed 111 UlllpOCifled and a Swialair DC8, 1l'ert nwnberoflbeArabguerrlllaslt hijacked Sunday and~ w II holding. lbe hoi, dual)' airfield 41 mllel! from Amman, and a Brililh Overseas Alr•ays Corp . Court Of App.d.al8 To Convene Here t:; Two cues are ocbetied for (l'esentallon Wednesday when lbe Fourth Di11r1c1 Court ot Appeals ct~~venes in !be Meigs County Courlbouae II 9 ~.m. Presiding Judge Gordon B. Gray of Atbens and Judge Homer E. Abele of McArthur and Judge Earl E. Stepiii!OIOII of Portamoulh wiD be making lhe summer 'rialt of lhe appea1l court to lbe county. 1be C.nrl of Appeals dlrtcdy revlewsallcueabtardorlriecl in lo1m courta In wblclt lbe dedslm II bein8 appealed. 1bese cues may bave bedD tried In Common Pleas, Pt-obate, Juvenile, Municipal or CoUnty Courl8 and may be watpurpc~~~e~~overlbe (I'OpOtly of Forrtll M. White, et II. Ill lhe matter of the aptrOIIriation by lhe Slate of Ollie of euomenta lor highway purpoees over lhe property of Dennil L , Facemyer, et al. The Fourth llillrlct Court of Appeals-llso-...ObiD counties Including Adama, Athena, Bron, Gallla, 1118bland. Hoc:ldng, Jackaon, L a - . Meigs, Pkbway, Pike, Ro., Scioto, VlniDD and Wllllblnglon. Legwn • CO .IFJ' _..J ..JW 6U-nesuay JrhwO: ofDcer. Rick .Van Maire and Eddie Brown spoke on their ez. per ieileea at lhe. American LeglonBoysStalelnAlbenslbls swnmer and thanked lbe post lor sendlnil them. A note of T 0 y • • . OUDg, 80, (]iffun, Dies Thursday CLIFTON - Thurman Q, Young, 10, Clifton, died Tbunclay at lhe Holzer Medlcil Center, • Mr. Young wu born Aprilt, 111110 at Glenebben, Olllo, son of !be late John H. and Jenny campbell Young. His wife Flonmee died In 19H. Mr. Young .,.. a Hantonstalllnstalled 'I:" Officers were installed Wednesday nigbl •ben FeeneyBermett Post 128, American Legion, met at lbe post home. The new offl""rs include Paul Haptonstall, commander ; ~--F. b. RGacb, vlceOi"ll ?¢1Uf,.'l'oft1· , IOCOIHivlee Olllllllllllder; Lewis Long, adjutant; Chelter Erwin, finance officer: Sam aark, sergeant-al-arms ; Richard Pickens, chaplain; Jacob Turner, service officer; Henry Clatworlhy, chlld welfare; John Fultz, chairman of lbe Gift lor the Yanks Who Gave prDII'am. Elected to serve on lbe board of trustees were Don Roach, Jacob Turner, Henry Clal· worthy and Norman VanMatre. Roach, past eighth dlstr!ct commander, was installing (BOAC)VClO~tbemwben It wu pirated Wecinelday. · According to the beP • eellmata from lbe alrlinea, there are 251 jlUNIIgerl and crew aboard lhe three planes ellbj!r clvll or crlmlnll. 'llhlle another 150 or so women Sche4lled lw ~ and children were allOtred to 19 WecbiHday are -In the IIIIIIA!r to' Amman. oflbe llj)lll'O(I'lallon by lhe State of auo lor 01110111111tllor high- retired railroad machinist and a member of C1lflon Lodge :as. He Is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Kathryn Johnson, Mrs. Frances Jolmson and Mrs. Bess Ingell, all ol Mason; Mrs. Margaret Nunn, Rock Creek, Ohio and Mrs. Belva Rouoh, Cllf!Gn. Tweoty- lhanka from Judy Wlnegard wu read thanking lhe group lor llpOIISOl'ing ber to lhe study of alcohol and drug a(luae at Whittenberg Unlvenily in flve~llld 3911fU~ Springfield. 8J'andchlldren survive. A.IJOit.~ ----~ ,_... Mnlaio wiD ba ,~ forllaturdayatlbenewplrkof Sunday at 1:30 :PP.Ilhe poet in MJdcUep<q Mem- retildtJice with lbe i!eV, -~ bers are ask... ID ID the Morrilon IDd lbe Rev. Frlf* parkat IOa.m-:'The·~·;oted to Cbeesebrew officiating. Bqrtal pay l.e&lon c1uea for all World will be In lbe IOOF Celqttary.l t war 1 members Of the post. Muon. Friends may callalll!e RelreahmenllwerelerVedby residence at aaytllne. Tony Fowler. Foglesong Funeral Hmf!e bin charge of services. "!_ '.-::'@.-11'" ' ,\ =· ~i<%!& By Ulllted l'ml lnteraalioul T•e esteaded wealller Mo..aJ aad a.Jo _:_A ..,._of lilonn Moadar elearl•l 'headay ldp lempenlllres lathe upper . . 110111118 lise ...... 7te 108111 ud loWI In lite upper th ID a... law IIIII. S::S-~ a.n; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cooper of John St. flew; ID Tulia, Okla., where abe baa enllpd lbe Orlll Roberti UDIVerilly. Silo has been selected .lo 1111'· llclpate in the choir, Her dress •• Oral Robe~t. ' · University, Women's RetlclillnHall, Room 331, Tulaa, <Mill. "t 74102. Two Sporn Employes Receive Promotions ·' �' l ' • l ' ' j 7 Tho l),Uy Stnllni!.Midlllepqrt-f'ilnl<foy, 0., Sepl. ll,li71J ,. ~I .··.:bee.Retains Area . L'am_•0 l:Cliff:· .re~ ..;.114!_. frc!lrl Jf:J•Jt. '. t, '' · -: . .' '' ' ·. ' • ~ . r-1"'-.-~--~.l.-.;_ -. ' ; ' " "" ____ ,._,.._,.. _ ~-":'~.1~ ~n ~ , • , ~""~ ' .,:1... '' Q n 0" . t i· e · ........ . ·News, .IHble.;;. 'Help Joppa . r.T~r~8 J l··j . . ~ .. -...... N.l 'i.t ", •.. ~r~~~~~·:v.:...~P.im~a · .ae,i o~~m . ,,; •ee;· ..... :I ~ :1<& ~ I 'N '" ' N ew!S r,otes ~r caW'on~~rtho"' ' ' . Yt-. 1 · II . ews,· Ofe8 -. "~•·Pa~Mr. ww.'L Soulsb• soo ' ., BY~ M. C,larlm<P. ,' ~ f,_ Jt ' ~-~ ~lliti,Middle~rt-Paollil'Of,O.,~,)l,lll'lll ' I• ' ' ~ I ' 'r.' M . a I I ' ' . aJjd .•.' ~,..... ""' """ ' · "' 1 1111 ~'"' '< Sabbath Sc&ool •tlellljance T~y~jte.ndeda~lltWne'ln . · Puloi,S)TatPe Ch\!rdlo . ( I ) The Muon Homemakers Aug. 30 at -the Free r.«elhlldlst Ciii~U: tast w~. ~·' ·. · l · _ • PHONY SURVEYS . millions of other stuttertrs:' again ventured IAl the home of cChure,h was 9'1. offl,ring was ~' WUIIam • ~J· and . ·:'\ !':*Y~ 1lcJael Or tile l'b!lae,llelHIII t ~ IRK HOUSEWJFE You don't stutter wbOn JOu Mr. and Mn. Landori.Smltll ·at $84.56 wblcll . ia ~ IAJ ,the ~lllel',ll:ai'01yn,at~!IK1J. Wehaveacce&J-to~a~lllre•~ol,!,feji.i 11 Dear Helen: t aing because you use \be lower llirrlsonvWe, Ohio for U..-ti'.'bnildin• lund ,· ' • · State Faf;~iiclumbus , Sunc!J _ y,, moralllll.,cy..Tht pillllle ""'t-~ oUt _ meu91, ,. . ., b ' 1 •· -··· 1111\ We recently moved Ill this part of the laryn•. So practice club meeting and would yon · ' Mr. and Mfl!. Ea!'l Fre~ , . ·-~. · · . ~er ~ al ._... on limen~, bul'l'e do llo ~ that prayer '" a .. -... · city, and 1 wish someone had talkingdeepdowninthetllroat, beUevelt-theUot,lollagljn. Colum~.:vl81~recentlyWitll Alhenii•. 'Mr: and , ~:' Vern llii!M ~-Tooll\8!11 tlmeB :*~ ha~..,..,··PJGPl•relf..GII warned us about the salesmen with sentences using , many Early In the ye.ar t wuiiiJlOII(IJ GIAMII·Mqwteyl , . , e . ~~·_Of CoJum~ . , a .~~lt,O!II!o~~!Pitir!l .......) ~-~QI,,pniYIIIJI· It, and women that clllll<l flocking <:JIIs" and Ws:·.. and otller the 81'0!11' that got lost. We, · ·Mrs. ~·' .•!l'n~~Jiaw ilpeftl weeke'!4 ..Vlth M!: :~· '¥!'~ ··fllrtlqh , Out GOO~;~. conllclenl!a1111*'•~..~ ~YI. "" IAl our door! consonants, esl!"clally tboae traveleil · and \raveled b~t severaJ .daYi with. ~ ~ter tjOflll!ll) .~et: _Jdhrl'·lii!JY _ . · trust,andlllltls~~we~nlriW_fl4arU.:~~~ - ,!_• ~ At least five different pitch· you stumble on most often. couldn't·find the turn bll ~ '- a!ld sOb-in~Wi :Mr. ana J!!rl· reUJ;iled ,Ill C6Jnmbill 'iiJl!l 'his . :, 'lb.nlattl~-~~liiJkllig tQQiiln(lo~llllt$1 ~..,~ men have used the same Have air In your lungs before It waa so dark and pouring down Merl ~.St. ~.t_!': Va . . parents ~let tHndlng ·the ' yettiHIIthat'one a.taamucll 16 Gd1Lrilo.,1tl'ilil'&pilli!'l , tactic: They say they are speaking, talk slowly, fonn raln-butldldn'tthlnkltwould Mrdand~."'~~trer . SQIIUilel'withbla~enls, two-waypropo$1tlool fDr-Qod.,quJdllkel!lgetllfMr''lliltib!'iii~M . 8 "taking 8 survey," and please your words before yOUSI>'Ik, as ever happen again. ~ .Jra~J:"m ~=~· ~ llld NJ;I, ~er. Po.mitle ttii·~mPod,toto Iteep'fO\II"mOilih llild yolli' would 1iiiSWer a few queatl0111? your mind Is apt Ill run ahea<l of They are quite euibariaaaed ·VIS~r. ~yatt Schaefer, Mt: : II!'- llllli· Mts:~.;t'11!F ill_ Mofl. 111 tJie tline. "fo'Y lll!gUe Within mY UJ)I•I ~· f! ~.~ ·'' · Of courso it's more comfortable your ability to enunciate. - and have been vecy quiet Vernon• spent Sunc!Jy with bla V:don, ·.:~ ,..,.,. IWT . milCh mUll talk In' vlln." How qui~ the 'lilftglle, ~ ~ to ait down, so they get lpalde. Praclic< before a mirror in a about the whole affair- but I parents; Mr. and Mri. Norman 'Sal\ lllkj,Mr. andMnsxrt betra)'lor reveals our dlaraeter. Soctatea- "SjleaK thiit.I~ WE And then 1 discover they're closed room where no one will mast ten you - a Mri. Smith, Schaefer. · " DeCo!lnlck IJI!I.baby, -- · llu!o ietlbee." The met8J 01 a liellls belt knoWn by lluolllllr. ·.0 .:;·, ,.jSPECIALIZE selling encyclopedias, bear you. Reading a book out completelyiO&t,endedupalthe Mr.OllnRifevlaitedover the oiCoiiiiJI(Iull_,...tl!"11'tel!end . NowilherelsnothingWJ'OIIflwllbtlletel~: ln ~:~ IN WEDDINGS magazines, etc. loud helps. Every time you interaectlonoftheMelga CoiDIIy wooiend with his mother, Mn. wltll .folr, 1llld Mri, _9~rlet but we 1illllliVe til~ then Is the~~~~ The fifth salesman who !'liJIIe "1"111, think, "Deep down in the Fairgrounds. A Mn. FQI got Cora Karr. On sUm\ay, ·l!fr. •~ Mra. ~ • · ' b ~ 111'd unwlae~ ' · 'e'.' ''l'iNI;'' * r got a switch: 1 asked HIM the throat!" !oat before she got to Mr and Mrl Waller Walker Karr eelebrated ·tbel~· f511t ilerfullnltrumtnl 1 · wb · · d ''io'~, EV.rytlllngbutlhe Ring and survey qnesUona. He Jell fast. One summer 1 was sont Ill a Harrisonville, and a Mrs. Star caited on M!'. and !:M_dina· · 3~• Groom. 1 reellze people must earn a boys' ciunp. Riding from the Lewis, following behind In her Mrs. Thomas Gene Parter. uwer liJellurere tllllr~ and pro Y . ' · · what ' ·Ilia ' "liD ·· lions Napkins Uving, but 1 wish they would be train IAlthe camp I met a new car, was as belplessly loBI as The Laurel Cliff Health Club M!'; Other 'lrilh . ·. :'i"' · · -oecorations Books honest about it. What to do?- group of friends with whom I Edith. willmootSept. IO,attliehop~eof llle.h !CUr, ~ ,,Mrs. saywbetbetrightarwrong.ButWtn~llllellfi1~. · .. , Engraved Coke Knives. ANNOYED couldrela•. llostmystutter.lor wen, they flnally arrived at Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eichinger. Mal:prel Karr bf ~. an4tcloifler than h11IUII .and breath. ne dot~tbear. ~,~ Servers, Punch Bowls by Dear Annoyed: • the entlie swnmer. The people the Smith home, Isle or course, Sabbath ScbooJ atlel)danee ~· .Mirty.Wlllianis and tbree when we~ and are reverent Ill walt b' the ~t,:!~!~•'tStorltght. Get Ute names of the com- you associate with -<Utd what and hoping wkeep their secret Sept. 6 al the .Free MetbGdlst cltUdren of Syraeuae. "A good man out oflbe good lreuure opu~ ~lear~--~ Great selection of Albums to _..... and -"' out ~a~.. ... ..w. treaiUre ...._... ~ choose from. paniea the sales people Utey ei(>OCI of you - has a quiettrqmtheolhers-allwere Church was 115. Olf'erilli was ,.......lhln8s; an ovu man "'~,.. ...,. ... ..,..,..... · . represent and send in com- psycbological effect. laughing at the experience and f27 M. ~I~ fllrtbevll thlnp. Bull lAy unto you, thai liVery Idle wottl-thaiplsints. If enough do this, they'll Sometimes becoming aware finally confided, and found that Mr. Charles Thoma of iNil apeak, they lllia1l give an IICCDWII tbereol in the da7 tl ditch the pitch. -H. of your .own worth or getting they all had become loBI again Columbus Yiii)Oil Saturday with Judgement. F« liy tby words 1bou shalt be J1111Wed, ~ ,!>1 ~ P. s. A''Nosoliciwrs" sign on very Involved in what you're on the trip wthe coWllry home his sister, l>yra_Hollez, . ... Mlsies Rena, Tina and Robin words thou shalt be cond~~·". , .. ··· .,~ 7 ''.'l.>L your door also helps. doing will cure that stutter. of the Smiths. Mr. and Mrs, WUil~m sWiartz of Hocidngporl visited AnmeBelltruleto-foDowlJ: "lljoucaJI\tWrttelfl!ldllltllR• Dear Helen: At an~ rate, give yourself ten Jacobs and ion, B~u~ of lbelr gr!lflllparen~, l\lr. 111d don'taaylt." Ramembel' Jamesuld lill:ll "If lillY mailaJilonl. ,. ·m-·;ll;;;45;.._,;;M:;;:.h::ld · ;::l•cpo~rt:..a This is lor "Stutterer" and nunutes practice every <lay, MR. AND MRS. Bliss Wilson, Uam Jacobi and aon, BrUce of Mrs. Vere Sww· oVer lhe you 1100111 kJ be rellglllus and bridlelh not bll tongue, ,this lllllf'i ... 11111!~--------~~-lllll~-·· and you can help your~~elf mucb Mason, accompanied their Columbus spent a wookend with weekend and atMil!ded Churl:h relfl\onls.valn:" AJaplile!lf pro~rb- ''lbe tona!Jell'~ ~ more than can all those ex- grandchll<lren, Stephanie and relatives here. . here, Sunday morltlilg. ., lncheslong,butltcanlilllaman'ill:feelblab." ' pensive stuttering courses. - PeiA!r VanVranlten Ill AU&nta, Mrs. TbomaH Durst and Tbe Rev. Edwar~ \l!hlte The mlnlstry of prajer bas not yet been reallzed. If .You , FRED Ga., wbere ~ey were met by children of Milan spent a family left for their nome ln. camot mow earth 'lrilh your epeedl, )'Oll can mo~ bel~. 1 OPTOMETRIST the chll<lren s mother, Mrs. wookend w!Ut her parents, Mr. Searcy, Ark., Monday 1llU'IIIIl8 want Ill lhare a ll18llllrplece of 1!pC8dJ wrllten 111 Ciu1SuiM ol OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT Deai Helen: Barbara VanVranken, of and Mrs. James Gilmore, ::!"'~~~;:.::: IMibytheptooiRev. MlarAmtaMtGhletoliiY _!ife: ..,~ bl, . ;_PO;;;M;;,;EiiRiiOiiY-' I ';"' a middle-agedw Titusville, Florida. They had Brenda and <lr' f Edward atten<led coU41j(e at flillblul Ill you Ill prayer and you ate 011- who Is Ctltrled and ucky, 18UJlll08'l, ve spent several wooks vlsiUng Mrs. Vera en IS o Ohio Unlverally. The Rev .' theFeiber'atllrolle(Jieameltpelltkln.l•lk·Hia!lll~J.D!il 1 dates. their grandparents. Parkersburg and Mr. and Mr3. 'liW 111 However, my present gen- While 1n AU&nta, they all Anthony J1usse11 of Middleport Whlte held a revival al the blgb pielteA In iplrltual ~~-- mlab)'Y in,l!taJlll:\ , ..... , ueman friend puzzles me. we visited Mr. and Mrs. Gary recently called on Georgia i!earwallow Olurcb of. Olrlst, eaunael, h'!IPfUIIo. tellcll, and alwa)'l ready lor get along beautifuUy until be Wilson and family. Diehl. Aug. 23-28, 111d pastored the IIICI'Illee.lf lbe Holy Spirit baa 181Jibl me IIJIYihln8 ~- . realizes he is spending money. Mra. Charles Diehl has been church while here. He Is a ye..., It Is lbe fact that prayer Is ~)lr clllef ~-~~~~ , , He never lesves me without EDDIE CAIISON, a student profeSsor in Hardlllg COllege ln -tlalla ~ur ChriAIIlin lilt..How l Jove 16 OODtact ~ oniiiJ 1 Unl ·•ty Searcy, Arkanoas, and the llll_eefan . d~et_ HisriZJuceln"""bearlthatlbaverea!'l*l.~l!lil Cryl·ng over the money be has at wes t VIr· gma ver.. • weekend visillng her parents, e~tsonofMr.andMti.~ · ~(I( ij"i.....,. ...... yedltn frittered away. It Isn't that visited his parents, Mr. and Mr.andMra.JohnBreblwnin Whlteolttilsarea. lllmlrte~eait.,..Ur,-Oiirwe.:;:;::lllate~= much, frankly. When be parts Mrs. Goorge Carson, in Mason New Haven. / SUndiy School attendance on ... pra,- .,...._.... - :· with a dollar. be holds a on Friday and Salurday. Norman Reynolds has A•t 30 wu 51. Tho ojterlng · Mt. ~;8, let Ill fO~ It ~·' ·-' ~)c requiem over it. Mr. and Mrs. Carson's enrolled at Glenvtlle State wu fJJ.10. Wonltlp ~ . . " I lli\e his company, but this dsughter,BeYerly,hasenrolled College and Kenneth ReyJ{oids werebeldatlla.m, wlthCbu. · i •· obsession. about money bores at Potomac Slate. bas enrolled at Ohio Unlveraity D. Won<le, layleader, and an Tbe frlcate c~nstellallon, De Al•i u t·n me. Should I drop a hint?-IN A where bets a junior. Both are attendance of 10. Wednesday built for lfie U.s: NilvJ In BJUIIItedPreil ............. QUANDARY BOB PERKS of Charlestown, sons of Mra. Landon Smith, prayer eerviC81 were held I'll 1'197, .11 America's oldelt To<lay II Frldl)', Sept. il,<llle electric heat is the talk of the town Dear In: W. Va., ia a guest of Mr. and HarrlsonvWe, Ohio, and Mr, A~. 26 with IJola T'Ylor 1be warsblp. 7$4th ~ of 1111 with• lit ~ Why not• But don't expect a Mrs. Stanley Harbour and Frank Reynolds Mason leader. ' . follow. · ,, " draslic change. (And don't Mike. • • Tbe anntlal . cburch THE ""'LV S£NTIN' The moon Is betwl4!011111h* "think marriage" unless there Mrs. Patrick Ryan of ' horneCOmlnl will be lleld;ben JHU .1 quarter and f1lll phut; 'X' ia! I -H. Roanoke, Va., spent the- R.:U ~D MRS. olo:: onQold~J:~~t.q~~t ;:: , . • · .The MomlnS liarS arellln '. -· ~.. .,...,,and Saturn. ,, ' : ''*i · v__ · Parkerali"•B . tl)e . fettur~ "' ...... ~................ ~ 1 • . I .... Wfil D-,.J.De · nl ~nln!l1lmlO . ~. ~!"t?L'~' ·iliif'lllfj og&:!l~!li~ {o I . .,..,._.. · 'I ...,.~~of 1ey;·1/Uulillnd aJp.lliJr.~ !ll·n 1,.,1 ,_Til 11,"h .j ;~·j ... ; . . J,, ,;r, li· . V~J LtOl - ~ ·1 Jq m r.n:l ;>Jr.f! :.• . .! Alll:~ t~ ~:J t , " • ,,; ~··•;,,:(• ~ , .:I... ByMrs;f'nmcliMaftlll : llradford took lbell"ilaughiA!r; 1\1M!"l: ;- ·. · ,, ' ,· ·, Jot 1009 it •~ faDillr. !Ol Mr. verne WattersOn Ia a Brenda, 16 Graceland College, Mr. Ottie C. !JGuall,· New Tuppera Plalna wert !IIPn· patient 1n Veterans Memorial Lamoni, Iowa. Haven, wu taken to Ule tenltonally olnllte4·fruu thilllt Hospital. Mrs. Charles Norris and P,Jeasant Valley HOipltal on liJ .-Ia at allllrPI:iee bltthday Mrs. Charles Norris was daughters apent a weekend In Friday evening. He Ia reported dinnllt ~at the home ol Mr. · hostess Ill the Ruth Circle at the Colwnbus wilb relatives. Ill be lmproYing. and Mn. Rldw'd ~ !Gr I~i\'07ii1. ci;.iO. parsonage on Thursday Garnet Roulh of G•lllpolls their i*rtPia; Mr I. and evening, Sept. 3. vlaited Labor Day with Mr. and MRS. GEORGE carson lllnlmore ~ • ...on. Sunday, : Recent SUnday guesla 01 Mr. Mra. Billy Court. returned· home from the AIJI. t. :. . . . .,, , and Mrs. Ben Shaffer were Ids Mr. and~. Carrol Teafcrd Veteralls Memorial HGSP¥ an "Gre&Ol'J Wlnebrenn~ b.. _: sister, Mn. Rolle Wolfbarger, and daflghter, Charlotte of Saturdaf. . · W of pnelllllllltla: IJut ~ ,.,., .... •-· "It's practically maintenancetree. No yearly tinkering, three children and tbree grand- Man!let, W. Va., Ylalted Mr. Mr. and Mrs. WIDiam . .Slrwlk -~ 18 ~ -.· in cbildren of Wellaton. an<1 Mrs: Henry IIlii OYtl1" Labor and 11011, Hank, of Princeton, N. Hobllr · , ,Center ilnd Mrt. cleaning . and adJusting. It lUst . Mrs. Gretta Slmpaon ac· Day 1Jeekend. J., vlaitedeeveral~ With btr· l!llla tlift at veferJ!III ~ comes when you companied Mr. and Mrs. Solon Mrs. Larry Blrcb and lamtly mother, Mrs. FmJU R,yu in lbplill. · . , . .· · Butcher of Fl«ida wCleveland of St. LouiJ, Mo., were recent Muon. The . Slrun-. were Ollrles Po~1ers .of Dayton 1!!!!!~~~~~~5J.;• ~~~ ro the home of Mr. and Mrs. guesls of Mr. and Mri. Elza enroute Ill Gr'eellvllle; S. C., spenialf88tend wilb his lllcle, Jerry Butcher w spend a lew Birch. where their 1011 1illl enroll at Garner•Grtffln. <lays. · Mr. and Mrs. Harold llawk of Furman Col!e8e. Mr• · and Ml'l. . Labor Day wookend guests of Springfield were weekend Also at the 1lpn ~}p'Tislted 1 friend, 1e Mr.andMrs. OtlsBBUeywere guests of Mr. and Mro. Ben ·home1J8118Mri, Ann&AYIB,Mr. EvliDa, in a Parkerabw'C' Mr. and Mrs. Albert.Wigal and Philsonan<I'Mri. Gomer Lewis. and Mrs. Dick Avis 11141 11011, ~SUnday aftei;DOOO. three sons of Prospect, Mr. and Mrs. Lavinia Simpson Ia l'immy, Stephen DeHaven of Mri. Tom White; Slnlln.an<l Mrs. Ted Bailey and chll<iren of visiUng In Colwnbua with ber Roenolr.e, Va. On SUI!day, .IIIey JeMr, of Buhan Ylalteil hla WWard and Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mra. Marian all vlaited \lith Tool Ans at mother, Mary Carr, lui~ Lawrence Theiss of Vinton. Knlghtatep and Alicia. Bidwell, ·OIIIo. 111d too1l her llbopplng. Why wait until Spring ? Mr.andMrs.BWyDenmanof Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland. ,. Sarasota, Fls., were guests of Mr.an<IMri,DickY~andJ. Miss Ina Reltltmlller ieverlli F.andAaron,Mr.an4Mrs.Giijl <laysandvlsltedotlterrela~ Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. David They had vlalted in Kansu and Hensler attended a family went from bore Ill Plttaburih reiDiion in Glouater- on Labor ' I and New Jersey before going Day. ·' back w FlorldJ. Hev. an<1 Mrs. Paul Sellen Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beekwltll returned !i'om two weeks and Shelley and girl frlerid and ..ution. They IIIJIIIt a week Mr. and Mrs. Olarlea'Swan of with her parenla, Mr. and Mrs. Tm Bal1der is the fertilizer i" r. Parkeroburg spent Sun<I'Y with Hentz Pinion and atten~ed that helps grass multiply itMrs. laabel Sirllp&on. labor Day~ servicea at self. Turns thin browned out Mr. and Mra. Clarence Stoutsville c.mp. lawns inw thicker, greener, tarf. Use it any time, any weather Will not bum grass .'·.tOi.J;I .~ • },'l\ i>' ,,.< • if'' .. 1 • • '·"·· ·* -~.,.,.·· ,f .I or harm grass seed. Clean. ' · ln•tllllstiO~t~ Ughtweight. Easy to handl~. -~;· , ~ ·!"· .. ' ' How about this weekend? . . . I •nil Repain Mr."and Mrs. Allen Coleman of Dunkirk, Md .. are annooncingthebirthofa<laughter on AuguJi 28 at the New Aln•ndria Hospital, '!18 ' va AI eun~- , . The baby weighed seven poWlds, lour ounces, and has been named Ten~ Marie. -.,' Grand~nts are Mr. and f l\\rs. Clarence,I;Iaker,local,and ,•lllrs. Claire Colelnan, Lexington Park, Maryllind. Mrs. FIOBSie b•Petty of Rl!idsville is a greal·.: llfan<lmotl'ilit. ;''" :· 1 I By Helen Bottel I BYAUIUIAIISIW.L . . Re••· Ron~. ~vita dmid._.. wt .ime _ a~niV:eua~y um::~~::u::: t:~~= audlhlfwleeAA~ ~ler-iJ>.la'f, an<~ ·)IK. ~doftltellneand801Jl8011U~ ~~~·~, AIJI'.--..1 .; QUALITY Spcial Notes . . . N. W• COMPTON, 0. D. PRINT SHOP 1 ' ..,:;N~Q~O:;:,N,:;:O:;:,N.,:T.;,:H~UR~S:;i.):;,-,:;,EA;;S~T_;C~O~U;R,;.T,;;ST,;,;·~o· wi~ow De~. diiJl;~ c • ' ••rices.· n ' •v·------ El.,.eats ELESS ELECTRIC ··- -HEAT *'· • =.. Dln:;;r• viaitlni ~ tOOth AnniversaiJ Sale New .WHERE :· ;~.. .._ . . .,.~ , . ·I Jo · ~~fi.o~;. ·~.a·, • :' l'. :.f,~,, . t:· j. ,·. ~ '. ..':. i,." ' ' u. . :'. . . j H£ ' 1 '. ' ; ' ' ' ' •••!IIJ Ma,a:ud~~Flyer Tilt ' .Table Tennis ,_ .ezne none. -World Series To Begin October 10 New York Meta got authorlza· tlon In the National. The clu~, will eacb announce<l the date wben orders will be accepted. W«ld Serle.s tlckela 1illl 00 . ~!':_Mballannounced~~Boylhawlet ~~!.lromfor$1Uthe01orbbol:leac~~. ....,., ,,.,...... "' ., ·-· the lltlt two aames of lbe League playoff tlckela will ~ee1illl be played on Oct. 10 range from t'/.00 Ill $3.00. hom•• lliid lliln the Na~-·• "'"'"' ......,_ jllrk'With the nm three games lb be held Oct. 13, 14, 15 in the bonle of the American League chirllplon. U siJtlt and eeventll gamee ltt!lectllll']l,theywillbebeld In the Nallollal ~e city on Oct.)7 and II. ..-111le 1.. .,,. cbampionohlp -..eerlas will eacb open on 0 ) 'Salurday, Oct. 3. The llrr.t two · games are llcbeduled IAl be plaY'1i In the cid of t1ie ByUnllldProis tntornaHa01t es Nallonol I.Hf1411 National League East and G AIR H Pd American League West firlt· · · · Carty, All 123437 80152 .m place ~·,...,~ other ~~~~,f~i ~~1Rm. :~ ..... ill M. . . . . . . . . . . .vuertes ·wm.ks: Clll 1,12.5i.5'.12718!l .32:4 1illl be pla);e<iln•the cities of Parker. LA '142 539-75174 .323 the National League West and Toton,Cin 1l95.l3 104173 ,319 American •••m•• East winners Dlelz, SF 129 (lCI 12 137 .319 - dates GasIon, SO 133 -••• 86 170 ·311 wl~no OP.IIII • 7~ " _...;_, __, • Snglln, Pit 111 <121 52 134 ·318 · million..... .._.oner gave perto43530 100 168 .311 10m teams Ill .....t Pe,..z, Cln AmerlcanlMtut .... G. AB R. H. Pd. ~~~lot;" the l!lf'lea. Baltimore Ytrsld, 8os tof2 504 111 162 .32t incl MIJiltelota were given Johnon, Col t36 540 70 173 .320 petlnlilloi1 In the Amerlcll1 Smlth,Bos t305181021U .320 J.eague and Cindnnati, Pitta- Oliva, Min tll 557 86 177 .318 • lbe ......."O Cube and Aprclo, Chi t34 516 83 t64 .318 burgh ........,. F.Rbon, Bat 118 429 80 133 ·310 ~ • 4i •TT'ENT. ~ • • • • • •0'"' •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e• : .e e' n . 'I ~·I National Ltqut E•st W. L P5d· N~ Yor k 76 · 31 Plltsburgh 76 Iii 67 ·.531 fr.t":~s ~: ~ :~ Phlledelrhla u 78 .-IS8 MonlrH 6t 10 .o433 T. 14 Allanla (Nash 12-81 at Houston(Forsch0-0),9p.m. Cincinnati (Nolan 16-61 at San Diego IDobson 11-14), 11 p.m. LosFtanclsco.IMarlchoi10-10I, Angeln (Svllon 14-41 at Son 1t ~.m. , 1Onlu•mts scheduled I By BTU CAMI!N Phtta at =~:~.G~~h~' UP1 8por1111'rlter St. Loula at New York The Pllllborp Plrats bave Pittsburgh of Chicago tllelr own Cool Han<l Luke and ~~~~~~:,•'~~;:,'~~ht they are mighty thankful. Los Ang at Son Fren. night Luke Walker pOlled his 12th trlwnph, a penonal high for Amorlcan t.tatue 111m In pro ball, Thursday night Eoll ~__, St• LouiJ on tw0 w. L. Pd. GB as be ........... Baltimore 92 51 .643 ... blta in the Plralea' 2-G victory New York 81 62 .566 It avf'!t the Cardlna1a whlcb bpt ~~;~, ~~ :: :~~~ l~'h Pltlsboqh lied for flrot place Cleveland 68 76 .472 24'h wllhtheNewYorkMetaan<lone Washington U 76 .4115 25'h game ahead of tile <lllcago Wost Cube W. L. Pet. · Minnesota 86 56 .606 GB ... Walker helped the Pirates Oeklond 18 65 .545 B'h map alhre&iame lotlng streak ?.~~,n~~4 Y ~ :: :~ ~'h and, as Pittsburgh ~ger Milwaukee 53 89 .373 33 Danny Murtaugh aald, 'It was Chlcego 5t 92 .:u7 :uo;, bll (Walker's) second slralgbt Kan c~~·:~~~!ut:':.'tat great game and It ~ wl1en Kan City 10 Milwaukee 2. 2nd we really neede<ilt. Boston t4 Detroit o The Pirates knew they had Ill Clevelandi3Waoh4 wtniAlremalntledfarllrstslnce Ball 2 Now6 York t 1 1st th e Me.. •ha d be aten Minnesota Oekland Mlnnesoto 1 Oektand 2 2nd Plllladetplla, 11-2, In lt lanlngJ Tedar's Probable Pitchers in the alternooo while the 01~ 1411Timos EDTl defeated Montreal 1-3 slaoin Milwaukee IDowning 4-tl) ol ' ' a Calllornlo (Bradley 2-3), t1 day conlelt. Elsewhere In the p.m. . National Leegue,San Frandlco Oekland (Segul 10-10) at &hut oot HOUIIIAln u.o San Kan&ao Ctty !Bunker 1·11. 1:30 • • : ,...; ....... .-. " . p.m. New York (Petorson 17-9) at Cleveland (Paul 1-5), 7:45 p.m. Boston . (Siebert 13·II at Balllm~ruC:d!~':'."'~~~i 8 p.m. Mllw at Calli,, nlnht ~ • ~~:::.'Min=t~lty Washf"9lon et Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at Bait, night ••• Bob Robertaon bomer and ---' "OIIv-""'111 a aacr111ce .....for ~,.. - '"ftl1ll II)' the Plratt C1aon Jones' trtple. scored Tommie • - with one out In _.. thel41blitDinclllhelptheMels put the Pblll. Ron Herbel, who pitdled the linal Inning lor lbe · Meta, got the win and Joe Foslt, Cte eater.Nv Plnllil, KC 1 • ~c::.~, '1/l"r~.s. a.1 m, • Alllerlcan . l.lltut: Howard, : Wash 121'; Klllebr~, MIM 1111; • l!oWtfl, Ball103; Olivo, Mlnn l Coni=, 8os 97• 91 ' sings like you've n.Vtr tttard : e '-'".. -~~~tt~-• ~ Glblon, SJ. L 29-6'$ .wrrJtt, Cln »Ia: and a .ainlle w lead Qlicago OY~ Montreal. lllmks' homer wu his 12111 an<IIIIUlpped a ~ lie In the fourth. Milt Pappu, wllb aeventb Inning relief help tram J11111 Pizarro, wdl his 12th game. Rully staub llaJII!Ied hil 30th homer far the l!:lpos. G'l'iord Perry of San ll'rlac:lleo -tbrew a four~ llbutout •alml 11ou11on f« his IIIII • ' Frml tackle Ill tackle, the Marauders are b1iJ and alronfl. Probable . starters are Fred Lee; 190 lb. junl«, and Mark Werry, 2321b. aopbomore, tacldes, Ted Lebew,IIIO lb. junior, and Dave Boyd,lltMib.senlor,guardJ,IIId captain, liDpr ~. :m lb. aen1ar, ~ ter · A,t the OndJ wiD probable Ill) Mike Grate, 187 lb. senior, an<1 Jon Kloes, 1113 lb. senior. With Werry's arm and receivers like these, Meigs could poaslbly put on an aertalllhow. The probable starters on delenae lor the Marauders are Jobn Thomas, 1113 lb. jWllor, middle guard; Lee and Abbott, LOS ANGElES (UPI) D<• LeeMayhube&tJnlll crowd the home nm derb7 wltll teammatea Tony Perez and Jolumy Bench. The 6-foo~flrslsact~ clouted 1 four-run blallln the flrsl lnnln& Thursday night f« his 3loii'OIIIdlrlpper of t h e utile Reds ripped the Loa Angelea Dodgero 13-4. Tilt Reds e:llend81l their 1 d Ill 14 • ...... and shaved lbe m.glc number 16 live. Bench, the Reds' AU-liter caldler added another home nm whis leaguHelldq COUDt. Bencb slammed a t1tree-.-un bleot in the elgbtll Inning. . 'lbat ball went inl6 the left field stands alter Pete Rolit had doubled and Hal McRae aqled. It landed In nearly the 18111e place Maya did. Bencll, May and Perez have IU homera AIDOIII them. Perezdidnothltahomenm but did P"" I~ up one hit in,._: """" LA ...... Ill the ·•·•· His bit wu one of IJ lbe Reds collected olf three Dodc~ hurlers. Elgbl ol thoee bill went far extra bales. Jim McGiotblln went I 1~ Innlnga before his right forearm lllffene<I.He left the pme alter (living up tbree hils, but atUI got credit f« biB 13th win agalnol elgbllOSBell. Rookie Don Gullett and veteld Dod Iran Jim Maloney h the gers Ill two 1'111111 and two bill Ulng tile rest of the game. 818 bill lor lbe Reds, besides the home n1111 by Bencb and May, Included doubles by Bobby Tolan Woody Woodward • Bernie Carbo and llcle, and• trlplee by Trmmy Helms and Jim Stewart. The Reds broke lnl6 tile acorlng early wltll Ove big 1'111111 In tile flrsllnnlng. Tolanstartedtltegamewltha double, then IICOI'ed when Carbo lined a alng]e w !elL Bencb •• ·. v~riety 'of Kentucky bl'!e' •. grass. that develops into a , •mas4iflcen~y green lawn. It .,, tbti~e's )n summer's heat ) •; and takes wear and teat. Available as all Windsor ~b~nd containing 3S~ · ,t•.. ~)yi~;Of. and •· load the bales eel the stage for May's grand slam. They ad<led another nm in the fourth on Woodward's !bible and llcle'l alnlle. n- m n11.1 came from Joe Moeller wbo evene<l hia record at 7-7 with the loaa. The IBVentll lnrllng saw the Reds ~t and ro t three a-o '"' IIIU'HIIIII on the scoreboard. Tho Dodgers' flrot rellever yielded Carbo's dOIIble and Helma' tl'lple during that frame. Stewart's triple, of the pincllbit vamty wlead oil the ninth belped I« the linal nm of the pme I« tha Reds. He scored eelllly when McRae lingled. The t1fte pitchers the Reds used yielded only five hila, with Tom Haller settiD8 two dOIIblet Rt.chey Seeks ,..,,.*le of the Won18111 ' dl·"·'........ Nancy faces a formidable task. In her eemlanal matcll, sbe oppose• Maraaret Court, the AultraU&n - t wbo bu ..hbecer mlnalgbta lllrmltlty set ond o . 1 on y e secon woman IAl re(lilter the grand 1lam of Auotralla, France, be didn't mind ........ ,_ ..__ .,. Rl"" .,..ey in Saturday's ll!llliflnal. CUff loll 16 T01J1ln their only 1171J encounta-, in lbe Phlladetplla Indoor event in February. Wblle CUff was overcoming Ralaton in their IIUddeJMieath first·~ by I 1-1 point margin, Nancy wu on lbe gnmdeland 52195 68 CHEVROLET .I Southwestern at A.._nder Hannan TraeeaiEaltem ~ • Fairview, Ky., at Ned! Wlbaml atMmetta K,ypr Creell Albenlat ;' Federal-llocldDc at ..,,..Soutb Point at o-utpojj;'"- ~ New Boatoo atlnlntoo · (Mi H1U II Jaeboa < Nelaonvllle-Yorlt a1 Locll1 ~ Soutb Charleatoa at R. PleiUJit 1. Wellaton at VInton Colli'"' ~ " :.. Porllmoutll Notre Dame !o Waverly c~ llalardaJ'• Gillie ·· Melga at lnlniOD St. Joe ~- / «· and Wes Parker IIIIM(IiDC'i tw'lbeo-runRedlhomermove. into ~ -\ 8111 i go tonight!« the atart of a~ pme weelland lll'lee. Nolan (114) btrlll far the . ~ !might agalntit Pal Dobllon ( 4) I« the Padreo. ;,: ' wa.-.ot. ...t...J ,• • OU... - .J - --I Back TO SchiOOI •· fa II I Noon .pee 1 I I I I . ....., I McClure s Dalrv ""J IsIe f L4th & locust 992-52.1° .V :I :I !Il I i I : I Midcla~ 1 ---- ' .J ----------·· !.:!:.. !:!:.. On.Owner Can and Trucks ..,_ Hacke, tactles; 115 lb. ~ Cannon, ~ 110 lb. ~ : · Motycka,gull'de,~Joe . ,. ' IIIUb., C8111A!r. "''' On~ will be Carey llitd ' · Mont:tcka, endS; <-1!11 G....,eln and Hacte, 'iJcldei; IAIIz, middle (1118rd; UJiler, Davis and Haas, line_. ~...;and Steve Guesweln and 140 • Dave • ...__.., balfbacill. The ~...,.. Flyers ounpell! In Ohio Valley Conlerenee, theywonlaatiJeUOII with a ' I slate. Coach Lulz aald thet 'T. reiiJOCIIi the bl& Marauders. ~ will ~ ... bave Ill .... 16 lilly • - with them "' as they the game last year. ; , HEY KIDS ~ 1 "' FOREST lllllS, N.Y. (UPl) aervlcedesertedblm, w, 6-2, &2 -CIII! Rlcbey of San Angelo, · . Tell. lsthelolii!Amertcan~J~~~~ A tb1r<1 Aastrallan, fourth· In .... u.s, ,....., .ad ·Tony 'Roche bad a 68 BUICK Custom l,eSjitbre 4 dr". Sedll)., Factory Air Conditioning. · Ona local owner by one of our repeat . PS, PB J, AT. All White with faun In· . "1 1~ ,. Value Rated CalsAt Karr &Van z.ctt 1968 Mercury Monterey S2195 Two door Fastback. Turquoise finish, white top, black vinyl Int., 390 V-8, auto. trans., P.S., power disc brakes. radio, w·s-w tires. Real nice . 1968 Chrysler New Yorker S259$ Four door. Blue with white top, blue Interior, radio, new w-s-w. factory air conditioning. Sl"s 1967 Olds 98 4 door Blue with blue Int., full power equipment, radio, w-s-w tires, factory air conditioning. . 196501ds88.".T. Sedan v.a S109S ', . Witte with biue lntenior, motor auto· trans •• P.S., P. ~-· ra.dlo. w·s·w tires. ' ' 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix S1... 2 dr. H. T.; V-8, auto •• P.B., 9.~. radiO; ~~~·:w ' tire~, mag wheels. AI'R CONDiti()NINfli'' . or. 1966 Buick Wildcat 4 . . tacldel; Wayne Well, 11• lb. eenlor, and Jeff Morris, 1110 lb. junior, ends; Lehew and Tiny WWiama, linebackers; Hoffner and either Smith or Mark WIUiams, 142 lb. jiDIL«, cor· nerbackB; and Chip Haggerty, 132 lb. eenlor, and Grate, deep backs . For Coach Bob Lulz'a Flyen, it will be 155 lb. BW DaYIB, quarterback; 170 lb. Rick Crance, balfback; 180 lb. Joe Haas, fullback, and 180lb. Mart Unger, balfback. On the of. fenslve line, 155 lb. Steve Gueswein and 110 lb. Kevin Carey, ends; 115 lb. Gary Guesweln, and 175 lb. Jim W.7.allo~ roniglat'•G•met ~ W • l ~ w-•~-• GaJUt -.... ..... .,_. . -"'~'ed ...... . . . . "' w 5,000 sq ft bag (60 lbs).).l8S' 11.95 IU,U<IJU SQ ft bag (40 lbs) 98! 8.95 . WIJid&iir .ls Scotts improved 'I · ' ' Reds fellow Amerlcai1 Dennis Bel- over Ill the llladtum In time Ill ~~..:.~~nlnbol ~~ seeberJOIUICerbrolbergatnhis """'"""''"" ~...... wo bluest victory. Auatrallan coatingent went Mrs. Court bad ~ the down 16 defeal Arllalr Allie ol .._y by linlsldn& oil h~ 6-2, 6-2 Gum spring, Va., raWed too CU14l1Jell of fellow A1lotrellan late to upeel IBCUid aeede<l Helm Gourlay. The maldl bad JoliD NOWQ)JJJbe, who Ulld the been Interrupted by Wedne• IUddeD<Ieelb-ponlna&-1, 7· day'uatn.Margarelwtllj4>edlt I, $-7, 7.0 vle!Gry. up In leu 111111 ball ID hour lor Stan Smith of Pasadena, bar fourth C<'l-ltlve lllraiPt *fllr1.JimPerryofM~t~.-ta clba1urd. coulddddoKe~- w1111 ee1 win, 111 whlcb she bu already baa W1ltl ZZ pmes•tbla r "'" e n .......,wa11 , allowed no oppoae11t more than and tll1ll the Perryl meekly when bla two Ia 1111 one became lbe f1rs1 brolfters Ill big league biiiAlry to eac11 wili • pmea in the same - · WIDleMayai!JarbdtheGiatdl' a.rr ,I " • 11!.27tbble. bomlr, a AI Feua.a'a two-run douh1e N&Niitlllfld 1 tlneftJt 111111 '-"'• tbat gave a - ~· ..._ _, ~..v 1•• ,. wiD ovw Atlanta. So~w DaVe Roberti, wbo bad loll 10 Sports Custom LWB 112 ton Pickup. Fleet side, 8ft. body. ()te owner. Low mllell'ge. Extra good tires • . . Cala are the· mammal• ~pmes. galnedldulzlll Willi lbe 1barJ1at claw.. vlclll7 wllb rellel belp tram Full hub caps. Radio. Positive traction rear axle. aeanest unit out. I!GII. AllltriCMt c;uelllll", ..._,... .~!-. .______.__ _..,... Ba!t ~·7i .Mc:NaPvr1· Bait 22-11 ., · ~. ~nn 22- ; l'•I,...., BellWr!ihl, tf-9, Mc~ll. 10; Col 19-11. CloY "· . .,;./f.l'lfti.dlo':Dr. H:1-• ,Vii, •IJ;lo· ~~-~If!., P.S.~ . ~ ... Roemer tAtolt theballed ioBI. In four Wimbledon Fores HIUa. tl1nJugll a 11-t, &Ernie Banks Nancy's and brother came court, t winhurrying over Lesley H1111t of 1'11111 witb a 11n-'Wl bonier tl1rou&h on Tbursday 1111alnlt loultralla. Sbe wanled w get .....~~··••••~••·••'••·•u•••••••••nt r:;z·~U~ ~:\~~"'· ':hi ~~~and·a ,... u.-1 , ,~~. eorone.:. .. ' ptego ~\led ~IIIP,.Ja, ~ l!ftd r~'"'~ • .;.;, Chicago (Johnson 24) •. at ~~~ -~LOa AnaeiU, ••• - ,.. . ...... -..-..:..J~ worloili 1n ellliJln.i.. ~... Mlnnosota !Zopf?. 7-4) .. 9 p.m. 'is-4 · .. ,,. ' · "· . tennis champklisblpa. TodJy, _,.... 1 Washln~lon (Gog~lewskl D-Ol wiwe StarseU ~eked Walk- hisslsla-N111Cjwilltry16brin(l Ina Brian Fairlie of New I ot Detro'· INiekro 12-11}, I er's plte"'-• with his 28th tile familY IWJie lniD tile fiDals Zealand, W, 7.0, 7.0. Tony ukl I ll.trii . CJ: ' .. IJ • . . · 1 M'""' ~~,~~~:~~>~r;] Walker T osses 2-HI.tter In c.n;..np. •. Is ftal· •. · Is ~antabul!lusl .•,. AN~ HElR F9R YOUI,lSELFI ! ' \ By KEITH WI!IECUP Coach Chancey's crew wUI lt'o Marauder football time bave a slilht weight a<IVanllge. ·~•ln. Many Mel"" ._ .- backers will Tilt Marauders will av....,e •• .., make the long lrlp 16 Ironton arOjllld 1111 pounds per man on Saturday night (7:30) ro oee the offenaiYe line w 1118 p4llllldJ their MaraiJIIerl take on the per man I« the Flyera. In the Flyers of lronton ·SL Joe. And backfield, Meigs ~•el'lllles 1611 Coach charley Olancey and his poUnds II" man to 1M pounds squad will be ....... Ill make the per 111811 I« Ironton st. Joe. journey home for them a happy At quarterback for the one wltll • victory. , Marauders will be Bob WelTy, Melga will be out Ill maintain lila lb. eenlol:. Werry Ia an ell· Ita two-year, elgbt-pme IDI· cellent paaaer and handles the beaten airing. laat year, the ball weD. Other backfield ,.__ uders licked the Flyers;· poeltlons 1illl be !We<l·by Deanla ...... 21-H, In their eeason opener. Bogp,153lb.eenlor at taUback, Melga went on Ill post a 7-2-1 Tiny Williams, 1751b. junior~~ slate CI"''P"'eu -• IAl 8-3-1 1or lull~uaCk , and Ron Sml tit , Its lb. Ironton St. Joe. junior, wlllg~ck. GB ... ; tov. • L. Pel. GB Cinclnnall 93 53 .147 Los Angeles 77 115 .~ t4... San Francisco 15 68 .524 16'1• Atlanta · 7t 74 .4'10 2tV• Houston 68 75 ..382 .(16 37 23'h Son Diego 55 89 Tflursar's Rtt<~llo New York 3 Plilta 2,. 14 Inns · ChiCOiO 3 o Son Fran9 MonlrHI 11 Houston Pittsburgh 2 St. Louis o Son Diego 3 Atlanta 2 Onclnnall Los AngPitchers 4 Todly's 13 Prablblt (All Tlmts EDTl Phlladol~hlo (Short 8-141 at GREEN llld . · 1lie - · -r • '. 120 450 62 138 _307 MUSIC LOVERS • 139527 60160 .304 • 124 459 4'1 t39 .303 Howrd,W1:o~~:~...84U7 .299 National Ltatut: Bench. Cln NDIL£S :. 44: Williams, 'Chi ond Perez. UftUI-Cln 39: H. Aaron. All 37; Mc~~:/'C.~ ~ ,., Howard. -.,uo• Wuh <12; Killebrew, Mlnn f!; ~:..h...... YMirzemstl, 8os 31; Powell, UIIIWIII'6 • Ball 31;R!;..':ft::l:; Boa 30. ~ NotlanallMg,., Bench, On -• 131' Perez, Cl~ 126; H. Aaron, lHE ,.; 1 J lr·Unltod PI'HIInMRIIIonal pllyer .1 · ' Will ,' Begfu at 7:30 0D Saturday . D111Joon Lee of Ceveland Is Tannehill raUied Ill win the ltjlltht tqJ table tennll 'third 21-19, and after a live' ID-tbl U.S. and Canada. minute rea!-bte~. the fourth, A11411John TannebiU of Mid- 21-11. But Lee called on his 1tllePort Ia •till No. 2. tremendous -reservee oi skill, ' •1\ They, emerged ~Y night alraliii!Y and alamlna Ill take ·~ a gruelllna twO <laya of · the flflb 21-17. ·, ~filion ov~ Labor Day It waa the first tlplt in Lee's WHkend in Taronw, Canada w competing In the U.S. that be confront eacb other In the flnBis had been pressed lo live limes .'If the open men's singles In the in a national tournament. Canl'dian International He hal been defeated in the ~IOOohlp. Lee, the U.S. U.S. only once, that by Tanc~Wup'iiln, had lost only one nehlll last year in a minor of his matches (3 of~) In tournament in Columbus. Ill"~ roundsc Tanneltlll, Tannehill, after a brief ·lf.S. No. 2 beilind Lee, had lost holldJy in New York State, will return Ill CtnclnnaU where be is Lei, -, the former South enrolled I« the autumn quarter Korean cl\ampion who Is 26th at the Unlverait\t of Cincinnati. wlitld Tanked,''and' thrH-tlmea Attending the TorQnto uJ..~ • canilng Ill Cbamplonsblps from bore were 'lbll 001111try fOil!' yeara ago, won William Buck of Rutland and , the flrll pme of the title match Cbet Tannehlll of Middleport. :n..ll, .... the eecond 21·12. ,net, •.- • ·f]hampionship NEW YORK (UPII-The ,, Warld Sarlea will open on Oct. If at the home park of the National League pennant orin. . .~· ' Top. ()te c!ll'•fullocal o~r. with ' , Lntil'lor • . Burgundy flnlslt with matchlll$! lnt ., s·I(V tlru, tlnttd glass, 1 owner tra.de, •' �' l ' • l ' ' j 7 Tho l),Uy Stnllni!.Midlllepqrt-f'ilnl<foy, 0., Sepl. ll,li71J ,. ~I .··.:bee.Retains Area . L'am_•0 l:Cliff:· .re~ ..;.114!_. frc!lrl Jf:J•Jt. '. t, '' · -: . .' '' ' ·. ' • ~ . r-1"'-.-~--~.l.-.;_ -. 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Landori.Smltll ·at $84.56 wblcll . ia ~ IAJ ,the ~lllel',ll:ai'01yn,at~!IK1J. Wehaveacce&J-to~a~lllre•~ol,!,feji.i 11 Dear Helen: t aing because you use \be lower llirrlsonvWe, Ohio for U..-ti'.'bnildin• lund ,· ' • · State Faf;~iiclumbus , Sunc!J _ y,, moralllll.,cy..Tht pillllle ""'t-~ oUt _ meu91, ,. . ., b ' 1 •· -··· 1111\ We recently moved Ill this part of the laryn•. So practice club meeting and would yon · ' Mr. and Mfl!. Ea!'l Fre~ , . ·-~. · · . ~er ~ al ._... on limen~, bul'l'e do llo ~ that prayer '" a .. -... · city, and 1 wish someone had talkingdeepdowninthetllroat, beUevelt-theUot,lollagljn. Colum~.:vl81~recentlyWitll Alhenii•. 'Mr: and , ~:' Vern llii!M ~-Tooll\8!11 tlmeB :*~ ha~..,..,··PJGPl•relf..GII warned us about the salesmen with sentences using , many Early In the ye.ar t wuiiiJlOII(IJ GIAMII·Mqwteyl , . , e . ~~·_Of CoJum~ . , a .~~lt,O!II!o~~!Pitir!l .......) ~-~QI,,pniYIIIJI· It, and women that clllll<l flocking <:JIIs" and Ws:·.. and otller the 81'0!11' that got lost. We, · ·Mrs. ~·' .•!l'n~~Jiaw ilpeftl weeke'!4 ..Vlth M!: :~· '¥!'~ ··fllrtlqh , Out GOO~;~. conllclenl!a1111*'•~..~ ~YI. "" IAl our door! consonants, esl!"clally tboae traveleil · and \raveled b~t severaJ .daYi with. ~ ~ter tjOflll!ll) .~et: _Jdhrl'·lii!JY _ . · trust,andlllltls~~we~nlriW_fl4arU.:~~~ - ,!_• ~ At least five different pitch· you stumble on most often. couldn't·find the turn bll ~ '- a!ld sOb-in~Wi :Mr. ana J!!rl· reUJ;iled ,Ill C6Jnmbill 'iiJl!l 'his . :, 'lb.nlattl~-~~liiJkllig tQQiiln(lo~llllt$1 ~..,~ men have used the same Have air In your lungs before It waa so dark and pouring down Merl ~.St. ~.t_!': Va . . parents ~let tHndlng ·the ' yettiHIIthat'one a.taamucll 16 Gd1Lrilo.,1tl'ilil'&pilli!'l , tactic: They say they are speaking, talk slowly, fonn raln-butldldn'tthlnkltwould Mrdand~."'~~trer . SQIIUilel'withbla~enls, two-waypropo$1tlool fDr-Qod.,quJdllkel!lgetllfMr''lliltib!'iii~M . 8 "taking 8 survey," and please your words before yOUSI>'Ik, as ever happen again. ~ .Jra~J:"m ~=~· ~ llld NJ;I, ~er. Po.mitle ttii·~mPod,toto Iteep'fO\II"mOilih llild yolli' would 1iiiSWer a few queatl0111? your mind Is apt Ill run ahea<l of They are quite euibariaaaed ·VIS~r. ~yatt Schaefer, Mt: : II!'- llllli· Mts:~.;t'11!F ill_ Mofl. 111 tJie tline. "fo'Y lll!gUe Within mY UJ)I•I ~· f! ~.~ ·'' · Of courso it's more comfortable your ability to enunciate. - and have been vecy quiet Vernon• spent Sunc!Jy with bla V:don, ·.:~ ,..,.,. IWT . milCh mUll talk In' vlln." How qui~ the 'lilftglle, ~ ~ to ait down, so they get lpalde. Praclic< before a mirror in a about the whole affair- but I parents; Mr. and Mri. Norman 'Sal\ lllkj,Mr. andMnsxrt betra)'lor reveals our dlaraeter. Soctatea- "SjleaK thiit.I~ WE And then 1 discover they're closed room where no one will mast ten you - a Mri. Smith, Schaefer. · " DeCo!lnlck IJI!I.baby, -- · llu!o ietlbee." The met8J 01 a liellls belt knoWn by lluolllllr. ·.0 .:;·, ,.jSPECIALIZE selling encyclopedias, bear you. Reading a book out completelyiO&t,endedupalthe Mr.OllnRifevlaitedover the oiCoiiiiJI(Iull_,...tl!"11'tel!end . NowilherelsnothingWJ'OIIflwllbtlletel~: ln ~:~ IN WEDDINGS magazines, etc. loud helps. Every time you interaectlonoftheMelga CoiDIIy wooiend with his mother, Mn. wltll .folr, 1llld Mri, _9~rlet but we 1illllliVe til~ then Is the~~~~ The fifth salesman who !'liJIIe "1"111, think, "Deep down in the Fairgrounds. A Mn. FQI got Cora Karr. On sUm\ay, ·l!fr. •~ Mra. ~ • · ' b ~ 111'd unwlae~ ' · 'e'.' ''l'iNI;'' * r got a switch: 1 asked HIM the throat!" !oat before she got to Mr and Mrl Waller Walker Karr eelebrated ·tbel~· f511t ilerfullnltrumtnl 1 · wb · · d ''io'~, EV.rytlllngbutlhe Ring and survey qnesUona. He Jell fast. One summer 1 was sont Ill a Harrisonville, and a Mrs. Star caited on M!'. and !:M_dina· · 3~• Groom. 1 reellze people must earn a boys' ciunp. Riding from the Lewis, following behind In her Mrs. Thomas Gene Parter. uwer liJellurere tllllr~ and pro Y . ' · · what ' ·Ilia ' "liD ·· lions Napkins Uving, but 1 wish they would be train IAlthe camp I met a new car, was as belplessly loBI as The Laurel Cliff Health Club M!'; Other 'lrilh . ·. :'i"' · · -oecorations Books honest about it. What to do?- group of friends with whom I Edith. willmootSept. IO,attliehop~eof llle.h !CUr, ~ ,,Mrs. saywbetbetrightarwrong.ButWtn~llllellfi1~. · .. , Engraved Coke Knives. ANNOYED couldrela•. llostmystutter.lor wen, they flnally arrived at Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eichinger. Mal:prel Karr bf ~. an4tcloifler than h11IUII .and breath. ne dot~tbear. ~,~ Servers, Punch Bowls by Dear Annoyed: • the entlie swnmer. The people the Smith home, Isle or course, Sabbath ScbooJ atlel)danee ~· .Mirty.Wlllianis and tbree when we~ and are reverent Ill walt b' the ~t,:!~!~•'tStorltght. Get Ute names of the com- you associate with -<Utd what and hoping wkeep their secret Sept. 6 al the .Free MetbGdlst cltUdren of Syraeuae. "A good man out oflbe good lreuure opu~ ~lear~--~ Great selection of Albums to _..... and -"' out ~a~.. ... ..w. treaiUre ...._... ~ choose from. paniea the sales people Utey ei(>OCI of you - has a quiettrqmtheolhers-allwere Church was 115. Olf'erilli was ,.......lhln8s; an ovu man "'~,.. ...,. ... ..,..,..... · . represent and send in com- psycbological effect. laughing at the experience and f27 M. ~I~ fllrtbevll thlnp. Bull lAy unto you, thai liVery Idle wottl-thaiplsints. If enough do this, they'll Sometimes becoming aware finally confided, and found that Mr. Charles Thoma of iNil apeak, they lllia1l give an IICCDWII tbereol in the da7 tl ditch the pitch. -H. of your .own worth or getting they all had become loBI again Columbus Yiii)Oil Saturday with Judgement. F« liy tby words 1bou shalt be J1111Wed, ~ ,!>1 ~ P. s. A''Nosoliciwrs" sign on very Involved in what you're on the trip wthe coWllry home his sister, l>yra_Hollez, . ... Mlsies Rena, Tina and Robin words thou shalt be cond~~·". , .. ··· .,~ 7 ''.'l.>L your door also helps. doing will cure that stutter. of the Smiths. Mr. and Mrs, WUil~m sWiartz of Hocidngporl visited AnmeBelltruleto-foDowlJ: "lljoucaJI\tWrttelfl!ldllltllR• Dear Helen: At an~ rate, give yourself ten Jacobs and ion, B~u~ of lbelr gr!lflllparen~, l\lr. 111d don'taaylt." Ramembel' Jamesuld lill:ll "If lillY mailaJilonl. ,. ·m-·;ll;;;45;.._,;;M:;;:.h::ld · ;::l•cpo~rt:..a This is lor "Stutterer" and nunutes practice every <lay, MR. AND MRS. Bliss Wilson, Uam Jacobi and aon, BrUce of Mrs. Vere Sww· oVer lhe you 1100111 kJ be rellglllus and bridlelh not bll tongue, ,this lllllf'i ... 11111!~--------~~-lllll~-·· and you can help your~~elf mucb Mason, accompanied their Columbus spent a wookend with weekend and atMil!ded Churl:h relfl\onls.valn:" AJaplile!lf pro~rb- ''lbe tona!Jell'~ ~ more than can all those ex- grandchll<lren, Stephanie and relatives here. . here, Sunday morltlilg. ., lncheslong,butltcanlilllaman'ill:feelblab." ' pensive stuttering courses. - PeiA!r VanVranlten Ill AU&nta, Mrs. TbomaH Durst and Tbe Rev. Edwar~ \l!hlte The mlnlstry of prajer bas not yet been reallzed. If .You , FRED Ga., wbere ~ey were met by children of Milan spent a family left for their nome ln. camot mow earth 'lrilh your epeedl, )'Oll can mo~ bel~. 1 OPTOMETRIST the chll<lren s mother, Mrs. wookend w!Ut her parents, Mr. Searcy, Ark., Monday 1llU'IIIIl8 want Ill lhare a ll18llllrplece of 1!pC8dJ wrllten 111 Ciu1SuiM ol OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT Deai Helen: Barbara VanVranken, of and Mrs. James Gilmore, ::!"'~~~;:.::: IMibytheptooiRev. MlarAmtaMtGhletoliiY _!ife: ..,~ bl, . ;_PO;;;M;;,;EiiRiiOiiY-' I ';"' a middle-agedw Titusville, Florida. They had Brenda and <lr' f Edward atten<led coU41j(e at flillblul Ill you Ill prayer and you ate 011- who Is Ctltrled and ucky, 18UJlll08'l, ve spent several wooks vlsiUng Mrs. Vera en IS o Ohio Unlverally. The Rev .' theFeiber'atllrolle(Jieameltpelltkln.l•lk·Hia!lll~J.D!il 1 dates. their grandparents. Parkersburg and Mr. and Mr3. 'liW 111 However, my present gen- While 1n AU&nta, they all Anthony J1usse11 of Middleport Whlte held a revival al the blgb pielteA In iplrltual ~~-- mlab)'Y in,l!taJlll:\ , ..... , ueman friend puzzles me. we visited Mr. and Mrs. Gary recently called on Georgia i!earwallow Olurcb of. Olrlst, eaunael, h'!IPfUIIo. tellcll, and alwa)'l ready lor get along beautifuUy until be Wilson and family. Diehl. Aug. 23-28, 111d pastored the IIICI'Illee.lf lbe Holy Spirit baa 181Jibl me IIJIYihln8 ~- . realizes he is spending money. Mra. Charles Diehl has been church while here. He Is a ye..., It Is lbe fact that prayer Is ~)lr clllef ~-~~~~ , , He never lesves me without EDDIE CAIISON, a student profeSsor in Hardlllg COllege ln -tlalla ~ur ChriAIIlin lilt..How l Jove 16 OODtact ~ oniiiJ 1 Unl ·•ty Searcy, Arkanoas, and the llll_eefan . d~et_ HisriZJuceln"""bearlthatlbaverea!'l*l.~l!lil Cryl·ng over the money be has at wes t VIr· gma ver.. • weekend visillng her parents, e~tsonofMr.andMti.~ · ~(I( ij"i.....,. ...... yedltn frittered away. It Isn't that visited his parents, Mr. and Mr.andMra.JohnBreblwnin Whlteolttilsarea. lllmlrte~eait.,..Ur,-Oiirwe.:;:;::lllate~= much, frankly. When be parts Mrs. Goorge Carson, in Mason New Haven. / SUndiy School attendance on ... pra,- .,...._.... - :· with a dollar. be holds a on Friday and Salurday. Norman Reynolds has A•t 30 wu 51. Tho ojterlng · Mt. ~;8, let Ill fO~ It ~·' ·-' ~)c requiem over it. Mr. and Mrs. Carson's enrolled at Glenvtlle State wu fJJ.10. Wonltlp ~ . . " I lli\e his company, but this dsughter,BeYerly,hasenrolled College and Kenneth ReyJ{oids werebeldatlla.m, wlthCbu. · i •· obsession. about money bores at Potomac Slate. bas enrolled at Ohio Unlveraity D. Won<le, layleader, and an Tbe frlcate c~nstellallon, De Al•i u t·n me. Should I drop a hint?-IN A where bets a junior. Both are attendance of 10. Wednesday built for lfie U.s: NilvJ In BJUIIItedPreil ............. QUANDARY BOB PERKS of Charlestown, sons of Mra. Landon Smith, prayer eerviC81 were held I'll 1'197, .11 America's oldelt To<lay II Frldl)', Sept. il,<llle electric heat is the talk of the town Dear In: W. Va., ia a guest of Mr. and HarrlsonvWe, Ohio, and Mr, A~. 26 with IJola T'Ylor 1be warsblp. 7$4th ~ of 1111 with• lit ~ Why not• But don't expect a Mrs. Stanley Harbour and Frank Reynolds Mason leader. ' . follow. · ,, " draslic change. (And don't Mike. • • Tbe anntlal . cburch THE ""'LV S£NTIN' The moon Is betwl4!011111h* "think marriage" unless there Mrs. Patrick Ryan of ' horneCOmlnl will be lleld;ben JHU .1 quarter and f1lll phut; 'X' ia! I -H. Roanoke, Va., spent the- R.:U ~D MRS. olo:: onQold~J:~~t.q~~t ;:: , . • · .The MomlnS liarS arellln '. -· ~.. .,...,,and Saturn. ,, ' : ''*i · v__ · Parkerali"•B . tl)e . fettur~ "' ...... ~................ ~ 1 • . I .... Wfil D-,.J.De · nl ~nln!l1lmlO . ~. ~!"t?L'~' ·iliif'lllfj og&:!l~!li~ {o I . .,..,._.. · 'I ...,.~~of 1ey;·1/Uulillnd aJp.lliJr.~ !ll·n 1,.,1 ,_Til 11,"h .j ;~·j ... ; . . J,, ,;r, li· . V~J LtOl - ~ ·1 Jq m r.n:l ;>Jr.f! :.• . .! Alll:~ t~ ~:J t , " • ,,; ~··•;,,:(• ~ , .:I... ByMrs;f'nmcliMaftlll : llradford took lbell"ilaughiA!r; 1\1M!"l: ;- ·. · ,, ' ,· ·, Jot 1009 it •~ faDillr. !Ol Mr. verne WattersOn Ia a Brenda, 16 Graceland College, Mr. Ottie C. !JGuall,· New Tuppera Plalna wert !IIPn· patient 1n Veterans Memorial Lamoni, Iowa. Haven, wu taken to Ule tenltonally olnllte4·fruu thilllt Hospital. Mrs. Charles Norris and P,Jeasant Valley HOipltal on liJ .-Ia at allllrPI:iee bltthday Mrs. Charles Norris was daughters apent a weekend In Friday evening. He Ia reported dinnllt ~at the home ol Mr. · hostess Ill the Ruth Circle at the Colwnbus wilb relatives. Ill be lmproYing. and Mn. Rldw'd ~ !Gr I~i\'07ii1. ci;.iO. parsonage on Thursday Garnet Roulh of G•lllpolls their i*rtPia; Mr I. and evening, Sept. 3. vlaited Labor Day with Mr. and MRS. GEORGE carson lllnlmore ~ • ...on. Sunday, : Recent SUnday guesla 01 Mr. Mra. Billy Court. returned· home from the AIJI. t. :. . . . .,, , and Mrs. Ben Shaffer were Ids Mr. and~. Carrol Teafcrd Veteralls Memorial HGSP¥ an "Gre&Ol'J Wlnebrenn~ b.. _: sister, Mn. Rolle Wolfbarger, and daflghter, Charlotte of Saturdaf. . · W of pnelllllllltla: IJut ~ ,.,., .... •-· "It's practically maintenancetree. No yearly tinkering, three children and tbree grand- Man!let, W. Va., Ylalted Mr. Mr. and Mrs. WIDiam . .Slrwlk -~ 18 ~ -.· in cbildren of Wellaton. an<1 Mrs: Henry IIlii OYtl1" Labor and 11011, Hank, of Princeton, N. Hobllr · , ,Center ilnd Mrt. cleaning . and adJusting. It lUst . Mrs. Gretta Slmpaon ac· Day 1Jeekend. J., vlaitedeeveral~ With btr· l!llla tlift at veferJ!III ~ comes when you companied Mr. and Mrs. Solon Mrs. Larry Blrcb and lamtly mother, Mrs. FmJU R,yu in lbplill. · . , . .· · Butcher of Fl«ida wCleveland of St. LouiJ, Mo., were recent Muon. The . Slrun-. were Ollrles Po~1ers .of Dayton 1!!!!!~~~~~~5J.;• ~~~ ro the home of Mr. and Mrs. guesls of Mr. and Mri. Elza enroute Ill Gr'eellvllle; S. C., spenialf88tend wilb his lllcle, Jerry Butcher w spend a lew Birch. where their 1011 1illl enroll at Garner•Grtffln. <lays. · Mr. and Mrs. Harold llawk of Furman Col!e8e. Mr• · and Ml'l. . Labor Day wookend guests of Springfield were weekend Also at the 1lpn ~}p'Tislted 1 friend, 1e Mr.andMrs. OtlsBBUeywere guests of Mr. and Mro. Ben ·home1J8118Mri, Ann&AYIB,Mr. EvliDa, in a Parkerabw'C' Mr. and Mrs. Albert.Wigal and Philsonan<I'Mri. Gomer Lewis. and Mrs. Dick Avis 11141 11011, ~SUnday aftei;DOOO. three sons of Prospect, Mr. and Mrs. Lavinia Simpson Ia l'immy, Stephen DeHaven of Mri. Tom White; Slnlln.an<l Mrs. Ted Bailey and chll<iren of visiUng In Colwnbua with ber Roenolr.e, Va. On SUI!day, .IIIey JeMr, of Buhan Ylalteil hla WWard and Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Mra. Marian all vlaited \lith Tool Ans at mother, Mary Carr, lui~ Lawrence Theiss of Vinton. Knlghtatep and Alicia. Bidwell, ·OIIIo. 111d too1l her llbopplng. Why wait until Spring ? Mr.andMrs.BWyDenmanof Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cleland. ,. Sarasota, Fls., were guests of Mr.an<IMri,DickY~andJ. Miss Ina Reltltmlller ieverlli F.andAaron,Mr.an4Mrs.Giijl <laysandvlsltedotlterrela~ Sayre, Mr. and Mrs. David They had vlalted in Kansu and Hensler attended a family went from bore Ill Plttaburih reiDiion in Glouater- on Labor ' I and New Jersey before going Day. ·' back w FlorldJ. Hev. an<1 Mrs. Paul Sellen Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beekwltll returned !i'om two weeks and Shelley and girl frlerid and ..ution. They IIIJIIIt a week Mr. and Mrs. Olarlea'Swan of with her parenla, Mr. and Mrs. Tm Bal1der is the fertilizer i" r. Parkeroburg spent Sun<I'Y with Hentz Pinion and atten~ed that helps grass multiply itMrs. laabel Sirllp&on. labor Day~ servicea at self. Turns thin browned out Mr. and Mra. Clarence Stoutsville c.mp. lawns inw thicker, greener, tarf. Use it any time, any weather Will not bum grass .'·.tOi.J;I .~ • },'l\ i>' ,,.< • if'' .. 1 • • '·"·· ·* -~.,.,.·· ,f .I or harm grass seed. Clean. ' · ln•tllllstiO~t~ Ughtweight. Easy to handl~. -~;· , ~ ·!"· .. ' ' How about this weekend? . . . I •nil Repain Mr."and Mrs. Allen Coleman of Dunkirk, Md .. are annooncingthebirthofa<laughter on AuguJi 28 at the New Aln•ndria Hospital, '!18 ' va AI eun~- , . The baby weighed seven poWlds, lour ounces, and has been named Ten~ Marie. -.,' Grand~nts are Mr. and f l\\rs. Clarence,I;Iaker,local,and ,•lllrs. Claire Colelnan, Lexington Park, Maryllind. Mrs. FIOBSie b•Petty of Rl!idsville is a greal·.: llfan<lmotl'ilit. ;''" :· 1 I By Helen Bottel I BYAUIUIAIISIW.L . . Re••· Ron~. ~vita dmid._.. wt .ime _ a~niV:eua~y um::~~::u::: t:~~= audlhlfwleeAA~ ~ler-iJ>.la'f, an<~ ·)IK. ~doftltellneand801Jl8011U~ ~~~·~, AIJI'.--..1 .; QUALITY Spcial Notes . . . N. W• COMPTON, 0. D. PRINT SHOP 1 ' ..,:;N~Q~O:;:,N,:;:O:;:,N.,:T.;,:H~UR~S:;i.):;,-,:;,EA;;S~T_;C~O~U;R,;.T,;;ST,;,;·~o· wi~ow De~. diiJl;~ c • ' ••rices.· n ' •v·------ El.,.eats ELESS ELECTRIC ··- -HEAT *'· • =.. Dln:;;r• viaitlni ~ tOOth AnniversaiJ Sale New .WHERE :· ;~.. .._ . . .,.~ , . ·I Jo · ~~fi.o~;. ·~.a·, • :' l'. :.f,~,, . t:· j. ,·. ~ '. ..':. i,." ' ' u. . :'. . . j H£ ' 1 '. ' ; ' ' ' ' •••!IIJ Ma,a:ud~~Flyer Tilt ' .Table Tennis ,_ .ezne none. -World Series To Begin October 10 New York Meta got authorlza· tlon In the National. The clu~, will eacb announce<l the date wben orders will be accepted. W«ld Serle.s tlckela 1illl 00 . ~!':_Mballannounced~~Boylhawlet ~~!.lromfor$1Uthe01orbbol:leac~~. ....,., ,,.,...... "' ., ·-· the lltlt two aames of lbe League playoff tlckela will ~ee1illl be played on Oct. 10 range from t'/.00 Ill $3.00. hom•• lliid lliln the Na~-·• "'"'"' ......,_ jllrk'With the nm three games lb be held Oct. 13, 14, 15 in the bonle of the American League chirllplon. U siJtlt and eeventll gamee ltt!lectllll']l,theywillbebeld In the Nallollal ~e city on Oct.)7 and II. ..-111le 1.. .,,. cbampionohlp -..eerlas will eacb open on 0 ) 'Salurday, Oct. 3. The llrr.t two · games are llcbeduled IAl be plaY'1i In the cid of t1ie ByUnllldProis tntornaHa01t es Nallonol I.Hf1411 National League East and G AIR H Pd American League West firlt· · · · Carty, All 123437 80152 .m place ~·,...,~ other ~~~~,f~i ~~1Rm. :~ ..... ill M. . . . . . . . . . . .vuertes ·wm.ks: Clll 1,12.5i.5'.12718!l .32:4 1illl be pla);e<iln•the cities of Parker. LA '142 539-75174 .323 the National League West and Toton,Cin 1l95.l3 104173 ,319 American •••m•• East winners Dlelz, SF 129 (lCI 12 137 .319 - dates GasIon, SO 133 -••• 86 170 ·311 wl~no OP.IIII • 7~ " _...;_, __, • Snglln, Pit 111 <121 52 134 ·318 · million..... .._.oner gave perto43530 100 168 .311 10m teams Ill .....t Pe,..z, Cln AmerlcanlMtut .... G. AB R. H. Pd. ~~~lot;" the l!lf'lea. Baltimore Ytrsld, 8os tof2 504 111 162 .32t incl MIJiltelota were given Johnon, Col t36 540 70 173 .320 petlnlilloi1 In the Amerlcll1 Smlth,Bos t305181021U .320 J.eague and Cindnnati, Pitta- Oliva, Min tll 557 86 177 .318 • lbe ......."O Cube and Aprclo, Chi t34 516 83 t64 .318 burgh ........,. F.Rbon, Bat 118 429 80 133 ·310 ~ • 4i •TT'ENT. ~ • • • • • •0'"' •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e• : .e e' n . 'I ~·I National Ltqut E•st W. L P5d· N~ Yor k 76 · 31 Plltsburgh 76 Iii 67 ·.531 fr.t":~s ~: ~ :~ Phlledelrhla u 78 .-IS8 MonlrH 6t 10 .o433 T. 14 Allanla (Nash 12-81 at Houston(Forsch0-0),9p.m. Cincinnati (Nolan 16-61 at San Diego IDobson 11-14), 11 p.m. LosFtanclsco.IMarlchoi10-10I, Angeln (Svllon 14-41 at Son 1t ~.m. , 1Onlu•mts scheduled I By BTU CAMI!N Phtta at =~:~.G~~h~' UP1 8por1111'rlter St. Loula at New York The Pllllborp Plrats bave Pittsburgh of Chicago tllelr own Cool Han<l Luke and ~~~~~~:,•'~~;:,'~~ht they are mighty thankful. Los Ang at Son Fren. night Luke Walker pOlled his 12th trlwnph, a penonal high for Amorlcan t.tatue 111m In pro ball, Thursday night Eoll ~__, St• LouiJ on tw0 w. L. Pd. GB as be ........... Baltimore 92 51 .643 ... blta in the Plralea' 2-G victory New York 81 62 .566 It avf'!t the Cardlna1a whlcb bpt ~~;~, ~~ :: :~~~ l~'h Pltlsboqh lied for flrot place Cleveland 68 76 .472 24'h wllhtheNewYorkMetaan<lone Washington U 76 .4115 25'h game ahead of tile <lllcago Wost Cube W. L. Pet. · Minnesota 86 56 .606 GB ... Walker helped the Pirates Oeklond 18 65 .545 B'h map alhre&iame lotlng streak ?.~~,n~~4 Y ~ :: :~ ~'h and, as Pittsburgh ~ger Milwaukee 53 89 .373 33 Danny Murtaugh aald, 'It was Chlcego 5t 92 .:u7 :uo;, bll (Walker's) second slralgbt Kan c~~·:~~~!ut:':.'tat great game and It ~ wl1en Kan City 10 Milwaukee 2. 2nd we really neede<ilt. Boston t4 Detroit o The Pirates knew they had Ill Clevelandi3Waoh4 wtniAlremalntledfarllrstslnce Ball 2 Now6 York t 1 1st th e Me.. •ha d be aten Minnesota Oekland Mlnnesoto 1 Oektand 2 2nd Plllladetplla, 11-2, In lt lanlngJ Tedar's Probable Pitchers in the alternooo while the 01~ 1411Timos EDTl defeated Montreal 1-3 slaoin Milwaukee IDowning 4-tl) ol ' ' a Calllornlo (Bradley 2-3), t1 day conlelt. Elsewhere In the p.m. . National Leegue,San Frandlco Oekland (Segul 10-10) at &hut oot HOUIIIAln u.o San Kan&ao Ctty !Bunker 1·11. 1:30 • • : ,...; ....... .-. " . p.m. New York (Petorson 17-9) at Cleveland (Paul 1-5), 7:45 p.m. Boston . (Siebert 13·II at Balllm~ruC:d!~':'."'~~~i 8 p.m. Mllw at Calli,, nlnht ~ • ~~:::.'Min=t~lty Washf"9lon et Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at Bait, night ••• Bob Robertaon bomer and ---' "OIIv-""'111 a aacr111ce .....for ~,.. - '"ftl1ll II)' the Plratt C1aon Jones' trtple. scored Tommie • - with one out In _.. thel41blitDinclllhelptheMels put the Pblll. Ron Herbel, who pitdled the linal Inning lor lbe · Meta, got the win and Joe Foslt, Cte eater.Nv Plnllil, KC 1 • ~c::.~, '1/l"r~.s. a.1 m, • Alllerlcan . l.lltut: Howard, : Wash 121'; Klllebr~, MIM 1111; • l!oWtfl, Ball103; Olivo, Mlnn l Coni=, 8os 97• 91 ' sings like you've n.Vtr tttard : e '-'".. -~~~tt~-• ~ Glblon, SJ. L 29-6'$ .wrrJtt, Cln »Ia: and a .ainlle w lead Qlicago OY~ Montreal. lllmks' homer wu his 12111 an<IIIIUlpped a ~ lie In the fourth. Milt Pappu, wllb aeventb Inning relief help tram J11111 Pizarro, wdl his 12th game. Rully staub llaJII!Ied hil 30th homer far the l!:lpos. G'l'iord Perry of San ll'rlac:lleo -tbrew a four~ llbutout •alml 11ou11on f« his IIIII • ' Frml tackle Ill tackle, the Marauders are b1iJ and alronfl. Probable . starters are Fred Lee; 190 lb. junl«, and Mark Werry, 2321b. aopbomore, tacldes, Ted Lebew,IIIO lb. junior, and Dave Boyd,lltMib.senlor,guardJ,IIId captain, liDpr ~. :m lb. aen1ar, ~ ter · A,t the OndJ wiD probable Ill) Mike Grate, 187 lb. senior, an<1 Jon Kloes, 1113 lb. senior. With Werry's arm and receivers like these, Meigs could poaslbly put on an aertalllhow. The probable starters on delenae lor the Marauders are Jobn Thomas, 1113 lb. jWllor, middle guard; Lee and Abbott, LOS ANGElES (UPI) D<• LeeMayhube&tJnlll crowd the home nm derb7 wltll teammatea Tony Perez and Jolumy Bench. The 6-foo~flrslsact~ clouted 1 four-run blallln the flrsl lnnln& Thursday night f« his 3loii'OIIIdlrlpper of t h e utile Reds ripped the Loa Angelea Dodgero 13-4. Tilt Reds e:llend81l their 1 d Ill 14 • ...... and shaved lbe m.glc number 16 live. Bench, the Reds' AU-liter caldler added another home nm whis leaguHelldq COUDt. Bencb slammed a t1tree-.-un bleot in the elgbtll Inning. . 'lbat ball went inl6 the left field stands alter Pete Rolit had doubled and Hal McRae aqled. It landed In nearly the 18111e place Maya did. Bencll, May and Perez have IU homera AIDOIII them. Perezdidnothltahomenm but did P"" I~ up one hit in,._: """" LA ...... Ill the ·•·•· His bit wu one of IJ lbe Reds collected olf three Dodc~ hurlers. Elgbl ol thoee bill went far extra bales. Jim McGiotblln went I 1~ Innlnga before his right forearm lllffene<I.He left the pme alter (living up tbree hils, but atUI got credit f« biB 13th win agalnol elgbllOSBell. Rookie Don Gullett and veteld Dod Iran Jim Maloney h the gers Ill two 1'111111 and two bill Ulng tile rest of the game. 818 bill lor lbe Reds, besides the home n1111 by Bencb and May, Included doubles by Bobby Tolan Woody Woodward • Bernie Carbo and llcle, and• trlplee by Trmmy Helms and Jim Stewart. The Reds broke lnl6 tile acorlng early wltll Ove big 1'111111 In tile flrsllnnlng. Tolanstartedtltegamewltha double, then IICOI'ed when Carbo lined a alng]e w !elL Bencb •• ·. v~riety 'of Kentucky bl'!e' •. grass. that develops into a , •mas4iflcen~y green lawn. It .,, tbti~e's )n summer's heat ) •; and takes wear and teat. Available as all Windsor ~b~nd containing 3S~ · ,t•.. ~)yi~;Of. and •· load the bales eel the stage for May's grand slam. They ad<led another nm in the fourth on Woodward's !bible and llcle'l alnlle. n- m n11.1 came from Joe Moeller wbo evene<l hia record at 7-7 with the loaa. The IBVentll lnrllng saw the Reds ~t and ro t three a-o '"' IIIU'HIIIII on the scoreboard. Tho Dodgers' flrot rellever yielded Carbo's dOIIble and Helma' tl'lple during that frame. Stewart's triple, of the pincllbit vamty wlead oil the ninth belped I« the linal nm of the pme I« tha Reds. He scored eelllly when McRae lingled. The t1fte pitchers the Reds used yielded only five hila, with Tom Haller settiD8 two dOIIblet Rt.chey Seeks ,..,,.*le of the Won18111 ' dl·"·'........ Nancy faces a formidable task. In her eemlanal matcll, sbe oppose• Maraaret Court, the AultraU&n - t wbo bu ..hbecer mlnalgbta lllrmltlty set ond o . 1 on y e secon woman IAl re(lilter the grand 1lam of Auotralla, France, be didn't mind ........ ,_ ..__ .,. Rl"" .,..ey in Saturday's ll!llliflnal. CUff loll 16 T01J1ln their only 1171J encounta-, in lbe Phlladetplla Indoor event in February. Wblle CUff was overcoming Ralaton in their IIUddeJMieath first·~ by I 1-1 point margin, Nancy wu on lbe gnmdeland 52195 68 CHEVROLET .I Southwestern at A.._nder Hannan TraeeaiEaltem ~ • Fairview, Ky., at Ned! Wlbaml atMmetta K,ypr Creell Albenlat ;' Federal-llocldDc at ..,,..Soutb Point at o-utpojj;'"- ~ New Boatoo atlnlntoo · (Mi H1U II Jaeboa < Nelaonvllle-Yorlt a1 Locll1 ~ Soutb Charleatoa at R. PleiUJit 1. Wellaton at VInton Colli'"' ~ " :.. Porllmoutll Notre Dame !o Waverly c~ llalardaJ'• Gillie ·· Melga at lnlniOD St. Joe ~- / «· and Wes Parker IIIIM(IiDC'i tw'lbeo-runRedlhomermove. into ~ -\ 8111 i go tonight!« the atart of a~ pme weelland lll'lee. Nolan (114) btrlll far the . ~ !might agalntit Pal Dobllon ( 4) I« the Padreo. ;,: ' wa.-.ot. ...t...J ,• • OU... - .J - --I Back TO SchiOOI •· fa II I Noon .pee 1 I I I I . ....., I McClure s Dalrv ""J IsIe f L4th & locust 992-52.1° .V :I :I !Il I i I : I Midcla~ 1 ---- ' .J ----------·· !.:!:.. !:!:.. On.Owner Can and Trucks ..,_ Hacke, tactles; 115 lb. ~ Cannon, ~ 110 lb. ~ : · Motycka,gull'de,~Joe . ,. ' IIIUb., C8111A!r. "''' On~ will be Carey llitd ' · Mont:tcka, endS; <-1!11 G....,eln and Hacte, 'iJcldei; IAIIz, middle (1118rd; UJiler, Davis and Haas, line_. ~...;and Steve Guesweln and 140 • Dave • ...__.., balfbacill. The ~...,.. Flyers ounpell! In Ohio Valley Conlerenee, theywonlaatiJeUOII with a ' I slate. Coach Lulz aald thet 'T. reiiJOCIIi the bl& Marauders. ~ will ~ ... bave Ill .... 16 lilly • - with them "' as they the game last year. ; , HEY KIDS ~ 1 "' FOREST lllllS, N.Y. (UPl) aervlcedesertedblm, w, 6-2, &2 -CIII! Rlcbey of San Angelo, · . Tell. lsthelolii!Amertcan~J~~~~ A tb1r<1 Aastrallan, fourth· In .... u.s, ,....., .ad ·Tony 'Roche bad a 68 BUICK Custom l,eSjitbre 4 dr". Sedll)., Factory Air Conditioning. · Ona local owner by one of our repeat . PS, PB J, AT. All White with faun In· . "1 1~ ,. Value Rated CalsAt Karr &Van z.ctt 1968 Mercury Monterey S2195 Two door Fastback. Turquoise finish, white top, black vinyl Int., 390 V-8, auto. trans., P.S., power disc brakes. radio, w·s-w tires. Real nice . 1968 Chrysler New Yorker S259$ Four door. Blue with white top, blue Interior, radio, new w-s-w. factory air conditioning. Sl"s 1967 Olds 98 4 door Blue with blue Int., full power equipment, radio, w-s-w tires, factory air conditioning. . 196501ds88.".T. Sedan v.a S109S ', . Witte with biue lntenior, motor auto· trans •• P.S., P. ~-· ra.dlo. w·s·w tires. ' ' 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix S1... 2 dr. H. T.; V-8, auto •• P.B., 9.~. radiO; ~~~·:w ' tire~, mag wheels. AI'R CONDiti()NINfli'' . or. 1966 Buick Wildcat 4 . . tacldel; Wayne Well, 11• lb. eenlor, and Jeff Morris, 1110 lb. junior, ends; Lehew and Tiny WWiama, linebackers; Hoffner and either Smith or Mark WIUiams, 142 lb. jiDIL«, cor· nerbackB; and Chip Haggerty, 132 lb. eenlor, and Grate, deep backs . For Coach Bob Lulz'a Flyen, it will be 155 lb. BW DaYIB, quarterback; 170 lb. Rick Crance, balfback; 180 lb. Joe Haas, fullback, and 180lb. Mart Unger, balfback. On the of. fenslve line, 155 lb. Steve Gueswein and 110 lb. Kevin Carey, ends; 115 lb. Gary Guesweln, and 175 lb. Jim W.7.allo~ roniglat'•G•met ~ W • l ~ w-•~-• GaJUt -.... ..... .,_. . -"'~'ed ...... . . . . "' w 5,000 sq ft bag (60 lbs).).l8S' 11.95 IU,U<IJU SQ ft bag (40 lbs) 98! 8.95 . WIJid&iir .ls Scotts improved 'I · ' ' Reds fellow Amerlcai1 Dennis Bel- over Ill the llladtum In time Ill ~~..:.~~nlnbol ~~ seeberJOIUICerbrolbergatnhis """'"""''"" ~...... wo bluest victory. Auatrallan coatingent went Mrs. Court bad ~ the down 16 defeal Arllalr Allie ol .._y by linlsldn& oil h~ 6-2, 6-2 Gum spring, Va., raWed too CU14l1Jell of fellow A1lotrellan late to upeel IBCUid aeede<l Helm Gourlay. The maldl bad JoliD NOWQ)JJJbe, who Ulld the been Interrupted by Wedne• IUddeD<Ieelb-ponlna&-1, 7· day'uatn.Margarelwtllj4>edlt I, $-7, 7.0 vle!Gry. up In leu 111111 ball ID hour lor Stan Smith of Pasadena, bar fourth C<'l-ltlve lllraiPt *fllr1.JimPerryofM~t~.-ta clba1urd. coulddddoKe~- w1111 ee1 win, 111 whlcb she bu already baa W1ltl ZZ pmes•tbla r "'" e n .......,wa11 , allowed no oppoae11t more than and tll1ll the Perryl meekly when bla two Ia 1111 one became lbe f1rs1 brolfters Ill big league biiiAlry to eac11 wili • pmea in the same - · WIDleMayai!JarbdtheGiatdl' a.rr ,I " • 11!.27tbble. bomlr, a AI Feua.a'a two-run douh1e N&Niitlllfld 1 tlneftJt 111111 '-"'• tbat gave a - ~· ..._ _, ~..v 1•• ,. wiD ovw Atlanta. So~w DaVe Roberti, wbo bad loll 10 Sports Custom LWB 112 ton Pickup. Fleet side, 8ft. body. ()te owner. Low mllell'ge. Extra good tires • . . Cala are the· mammal• ~pmes. galnedldulzlll Willi lbe 1barJ1at claw.. vlclll7 wllb rellel belp tram Full hub caps. Radio. Positive traction rear axle. aeanest unit out. I!GII. AllltriCMt c;uelllll", ..._,... .~!-. .______.__ _..,... Ba!t ~·7i .Mc:NaPvr1· Bait 22-11 ., · ~. ~nn 22- ; l'•I,...., BellWr!ihl, tf-9, Mc~ll. 10; Col 19-11. CloY "· . .,;./f.l'lfti.dlo':Dr. H:1-• ,Vii, •IJ;lo· ~~-~If!., P.S.~ . ~ ... Roemer tAtolt theballed ioBI. In four Wimbledon Fores HIUa. tl1nJugll a 11-t, &Ernie Banks Nancy's and brother came court, t winhurrying over Lesley H1111t of 1'11111 witb a 11n-'Wl bonier tl1rou&h on Tbursday 1111alnlt loultralla. Sbe wanled w get .....~~··••••~••·••'••·•u•••••••••nt r:;z·~U~ ~:\~~"'· ':hi ~~~and·a ,... u.-1 , ,~~. eorone.:. .. ' ptego ~\led ~IIIP,.Ja, ~ l!ftd r~'"'~ • .;.;, Chicago (Johnson 24) •. at ~~~ -~LOa AnaeiU, ••• - ,.. . ...... -..-..:..J~ worloili 1n ellliJln.i.. ~... Mlnnosota !Zopf?. 7-4) .. 9 p.m. 'is-4 · .. ,,. ' · "· . tennis champklisblpa. TodJy, _,.... 1 Washln~lon (Gog~lewskl D-Ol wiwe StarseU ~eked Walk- hisslsla-N111Cjwilltry16brin(l Ina Brian Fairlie of New I ot Detro'· INiekro 12-11}, I er's plte"'-• with his 28th tile familY IWJie lniD tile fiDals Zealand, W, 7.0, 7.0. Tony ukl I ll.trii . CJ: ' .. IJ • . . · 1 M'""' ~~,~~~:~~>~r;] Walker T osses 2-HI.tter In c.n;..np. •. Is ftal· •. · Is ~antabul!lusl .•,. AN~ HElR F9R YOUI,lSELFI ! ' \ By KEITH WI!IECUP Coach Chancey's crew wUI lt'o Marauder football time bave a slilht weight a<IVanllge. ·~•ln. Many Mel"" ._ .- backers will Tilt Marauders will av....,e •• .., make the long lrlp 16 Ironton arOjllld 1111 pounds per man on Saturday night (7:30) ro oee the offenaiYe line w 1118 p4llllldJ their MaraiJIIerl take on the per man I« the Flyera. In the Flyers of lronton ·SL Joe. And backfield, Meigs ~•el'lllles 1611 Coach charley Olancey and his poUnds II" man to 1M pounds squad will be ....... Ill make the per 111811 I« Ironton st. Joe. journey home for them a happy At quarterback for the one wltll • victory. , Marauders will be Bob WelTy, Melga will be out Ill maintain lila lb. eenlol:. Werry Ia an ell· Ita two-year, elgbt-pme IDI· cellent paaaer and handles the beaten airing. laat year, the ball weD. Other backfield ,.__ uders licked the Flyers;· poeltlons 1illl be !We<l·by Deanla ...... 21-H, In their eeason opener. Bogp,153lb.eenlor at taUback, Melga went on Ill post a 7-2-1 Tiny Williams, 1751b. junior~~ slate CI"''P"'eu -• IAl 8-3-1 1or lull~uaCk , and Ron Sml tit , Its lb. Ironton St. Joe. junior, wlllg~ck. GB ... ; tov. • L. Pel. GB Cinclnnall 93 53 .147 Los Angeles 77 115 .~ t4... San Francisco 15 68 .524 16'1• Atlanta · 7t 74 .4'10 2tV• Houston 68 75 ..382 .(16 37 23'h Son Diego 55 89 Tflursar's Rtt<~llo New York 3 Plilta 2,. 14 Inns · ChiCOiO 3 o Son Fran9 MonlrHI 11 Houston Pittsburgh 2 St. Louis o Son Diego 3 Atlanta 2 Onclnnall Los AngPitchers 4 Todly's 13 Prablblt (All Tlmts EDTl Phlladol~hlo (Short 8-141 at GREEN llld . · 1lie - · -r • '. 120 450 62 138 _307 MUSIC LOVERS • 139527 60160 .304 • 124 459 4'1 t39 .303 Howrd,W1:o~~:~...84U7 .299 National Ltatut: Bench. Cln NDIL£S :. 44: Williams, 'Chi ond Perez. UftUI-Cln 39: H. Aaron. All 37; Mc~~:/'C.~ ~ ,., Howard. -.,uo• Wuh <12; Killebrew, Mlnn f!; ~:..h...... YMirzemstl, 8os 31; Powell, UIIIWIII'6 • Ball 31;R!;..':ft::l:; Boa 30. ~ NotlanallMg,., Bench, On -• 131' Perez, Cl~ 126; H. Aaron, lHE ,.; 1 J lr·Unltod PI'HIInMRIIIonal pllyer .1 · ' Will ,' Begfu at 7:30 0D Saturday . D111Joon Lee of Ceveland Is Tannehill raUied Ill win the ltjlltht tqJ table tennll 'third 21-19, and after a live' ID-tbl U.S. and Canada. minute rea!-bte~. the fourth, A11411John TannebiU of Mid- 21-11. But Lee called on his 1tllePort Ia •till No. 2. tremendous -reservee oi skill, ' •1\ They, emerged ~Y night alraliii!Y and alamlna Ill take ·~ a gruelllna twO <laya of · the flflb 21-17. ·, ~filion ov~ Labor Day It waa the first tlplt in Lee's WHkend in Taronw, Canada w competing In the U.S. that be confront eacb other In the flnBis had been pressed lo live limes .'If the open men's singles In the in a national tournament. Canl'dian International He hal been defeated in the ~IOOohlp. Lee, the U.S. U.S. only once, that by Tanc~Wup'iiln, had lost only one nehlll last year in a minor of his matches (3 of~) In tournament in Columbus. Ill"~ roundsc Tanneltlll, Tannehill, after a brief ·lf.S. No. 2 beilind Lee, had lost holldJy in New York State, will return Ill CtnclnnaU where be is Lei, -, the former South enrolled I« the autumn quarter Korean cl\ampion who Is 26th at the Unlverait\t of Cincinnati. wlitld Tanked,''and' thrH-tlmea Attending the TorQnto uJ..~ • canilng Ill Cbamplonsblps from bore were 'lbll 001111try fOil!' yeara ago, won William Buck of Rutland and , the flrll pme of the title match Cbet Tannehlll of Middleport. :n..ll, .... the eecond 21·12. ,net, •.- • ·f]hampionship NEW YORK (UPII-The ,, Warld Sarlea will open on Oct. If at the home park of the National League pennant orin. . .~· ' Top. ()te c!ll'•fullocal o~r. with ' , Lntil'lor • . Burgundy flnlslt with matchlll$! lnt ., s·I(V tlru, tlnttd glass, 1 owner tra.de, •' �y ' )<' . ' ' • ,, ' •• ·" ' t-onen,IITIIellllrRI, ~r. o., $eJII. Il l' 11'10 bl&IIIISh!•d tile wedDes~y nfcbt meetillll of the MkWOIQ'I AmaleUr Gardenen beld at the boml of Mrs. a.rry MOCft. Corsages of -carnations were . lftllllled . to each of tbe new • olfiOti'S: Mrs. Moore, presldent; Mrs. Wesley Fry, I vice pnilldeut; Mn. L. E. ~ aecretary; and Mrs. r I .. I to the ~and lll'l'llligeri ·cllnl to be ~lcl'ln Athena Sept. ~ ,:, and Oct. 7 and It ~ Ire to be conducted 9·30 a.m. to 3 p.m . ..u:b a sack hmct, at . noon. The fee for all four ltllions Is ''-'l.f18illlratimls to ·• hm meelinll of . the J ·Shut· In ' tile l!l)irll of hannclny; Reynold!l' green eanc~~e, the consiiDeJ of ll!Ues lllvolved Ill recmling events of lhe club; and Mrs. Lcme's pw-ple eandle •¥ asentlng tile ll&bt of truth 111 baniDing funds of the club. During the meettnc Mrs. ~~Alger MII'Can was reinstated Into the club membership. Welcomed Into membership were Mrs. Thurman Moore, Mn. Olarles Taullm, and Mrs. C8rol Mowry. The regular meeting time of the club was cbsnced from tbe llrst Wednesday to the second Wednoadsy of each month, and llwaavoled to dispense with the 1 t l : ' Mr. and Mrs. James Car· penter and son, Jay, COol\'llle, were Labor Day weekend • guests of Mr · and Mrs. Homer 1 Parker, Rutland, aud Mr. and 1 Mrs. Wlllon Carpenter, 1 Pom..-oy.TheCarpenterfamlly 1 spent three days last week Ill Columbus with her aunt, Mr. •; aild Mrs. Charles Simpkins, C!arla, Missy and Cbuctle. I ! The Rev. and Mrs. Howard Blake of Clllclllnati were recent I ! visllclrs of Mr. and Mrs. Purley Mr. and Mrs. Jamee E. 1... Karr, Chester. Folmer entertained recently . .- - - - - - . . . - . Everett Bates, Pomeroy, with a buffet diMer and bar· ~ Parker Route 3, Is a medi<".ll paHent at beeue at their Pomeroy, Route I ' tile Holzer Medical Center. His A lellder crimlation and trallllng aession for Clrl seoul 3, home honorln& their room nmnber Is 235. Wll'kera llllhe BIS !lend Nelllbborhoocl of the Four Rlwors Councll dsuchts, Cheryl, on her fourth E. W. Davis of s...nnab l has been scheduled for Wedneaday In lila soclsl room of tbe birthday. Tenn. Is here Ill' a visit wltb Columbus and Soutbem Ohio Eleelrlc Co., Middlc!llorl· Gifts were presented to herb, relslives and friends lllcludlllg Plans Ill' the Nelgbbcrhood meeting were made Thlll'llllayat tile guests Including Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Parker Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer and • aervlce team meeting held at the me of Mrs William Mrs. Gell'ge Folmer, Pomeroy, l 8lld son, Eddie, of near Chester dauehters, Mary Ruth and Joy. Ohlinger, neighborhood chairman. Mrs. Olillnger bas-ed and Mr, and Mrs. Pearl Ed· i entertained with 8 potluck He will leave Saturday for that each troop leader or her repreaentsllve be preoenl for the wards, grandparent•; Mrs. I dlllner SW!day at thelr home Maryland to visit relatives. Neighborhood meetlne. Those attending the 10 am. to 2 p.m. Nora Bobo, a greatl Gueals were Mr and Mrs· Mr · and Mrs. Earl Kesteraon meeting are to take 1 sack lunch, and tile "Pilot Llglrts" Home of grandmother; Susie Edwards, a : Edson Parker anci daughter· and """· Kevin, of Wllmlngton magazine. great-aunt, Cheabl.te; Joe ) Jane~ her fiance, Mike Wall spent tbe weekend here with his the Fabulous A report wiD .be Ciwn at that time .., the 11 Meigs County Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1 Anthmy, Tens; Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr· and . Mrs. Dale dlaadvantsged c1r1s who attended tile Appalachian Heritage Thomas and dauchters, O!erl 1 WWis Parker Russell Rodney Kesterson, and thelr dauehter, and Lori, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ; 11mmy, Deblde and Brenda Mra. Pbyllls Turner of Naples, C&mpatCampSandyBend,Eilzabelb, w.va.lnAuiPlsl'. The girl aeoul calendar aale contlnuea and Mrs. Ohlinger Edwards and ehlldren, Joy, ; Parkersburg, w. va.; Mr. and Fla. Dana Turner at!A!nded the remlnda leaders !bat orders ,.e to be to her bT Oct. D. The Troy and Anita, Cheshire; Mrs. 111 : Mrs. James Carpenter and son Turner reunion at Lancaster. calendar sella ftr 3$ lll!llls each. David Davis, Hyaell Run; Dick . l Jay of Coolville; Howard : r:ee!dof~ ~"~ Jane Snyder, dlatrlct !ldvlaor from the Parkersburg lllce et and Sharon Folmer and Parker' Long Bottom and Mr . s, ....,ar wltilthelocaiiiCOUiworkers.'Sheno!Mtbattheannuai~:U, . Laurel Cliff; BJiland • and Mrs. Homer' Parter. andclilldren,BW, Jr.,Sbarland •. ~ . ' Klm~rly, and Mr. and Mrs. ::u:~ with orders to )jf! taken from Feb. 19 to Mar:!hl,.and ~ ""J.r:h '"· ~· ~· ..anewudlrs' '~ • 'tO 5iJ ~w .. . :f]b'Jl'ltWperbiiG'IIa ~ ~ -Ji'i.-7 ·111 lhe '!'- Mr_ and Mr.. Dale' ·~•... A lhnan Ia needed and any leader or lllirbort . and Mrs. nlngbam and children J '•., assistant w11Ung to aerve 11 asked to contact Mn <lillnger 0 BIBalMl Sandy of Fund drive aellvlties were diiCUaed. The ..riwo ts to be 0011 • SPBCIAL -VICEI ' Michael and dsugh~ Louise visited his sister and brother-in· llleled sometime this faD, but as yet a volunteer cbalrman has not ilpeelal servlees Win be: held and Lenii'O Mlnersvllle R D • law, Mr. and Mrs. Georae been secured. amday al7:30p.tn. ill HJcbilnd Marlon Parker of Long B.tio.r;' . Folmer and C!lber relathes...,.. Ord.r>By Phofto Olapal. ·The 1M ·lamlif of During their visit Ill Me~ the weehnd. SEVERAL TROOPS are Ill the proclll of leader cbar!ge1 and K'anauga will prolient the .Aod Tah Em ttO..O County the Edson p kers Mr, andMri.KenllethCmner P'tJiraai. 'Die 1M llnilly Is . NCII'Ianizallclll. Leaden, amstants18D!I committee llM' I lliwn are 9.92-5-432 ,. Janel ~ 11anc11 were~ and da!llbter, Karen, Greenbeard 'IV« .Galllpolli radio. . gueata of the Howard Parkers \'llle, Va. were tile ·Labll' ll!'Y needed. A meetln8 olmolhen ol Pwoy Brownie Troop . . . bas ' They also visited ill Albsnywlth weekend guesll of Mr. and Mn, lldteduJed ftr JI-.O.u -' 2 • -' ' ' . "" been .. p.m.... the P,iUleloy Elementary ! ' ' ·', Mra. Parker's family. On ·= t h e : : e c : : : Scllool. Metberl ofjuniGn In the Sallllbl!ry Troop 100 will bave a S.lurday, lhe ~ Parker Bsrrts families II 7 p.m. Tuaadl!y nJcbt at liul ~!my EJemmtary family, Will, and Homer Mr and Mrs · Jwere Joined by Parker ...,.. dlllner llliOSis of .• · oe Struble and "l'be Bm ran JDettq of Mn. W1lllanr llierldan'• brownie the JIIDOI' earpmta' rSmuv at lOll, ~ f<a" I pladc II lbe their CoOlville home ' Routellro"'tdc!eparlt.Colmer,. ~ bas been 1101 fll' Monday mninll ·~ ll!hool at the · • Rarri!1 and Struble were· Ill· Pomeroy Flnl Baptist Orureh bel !l!lellll. , IWYice togelber. Girl Scout Diary · "'""- Family l ·Dinner Honors I Texas Relatives Cheryl Folmer Honored on 4th Birthday . ' . SERIES IN COLOR Ouiisar™Color,TV BY M010ROlA , W'db 11it M In ADllwer f14""~ ' .l ~ra~t'" Meigll •. Olen, Lamb, , 1\':,va.; .Mr. aDd ·t.!ra,' . ' ' ~b, ~sara, "lt: ' . . , " .: • • c , M~Sa~W!"~·' ....5 .··' 1 ~<:,~~ ~~~~!. "' . " . . ~•. voutt~ ~roup J',, :CROW'S STEAl HOUSE ciJ aucq ~: SANDWICH . :::::a APSE TO MEET The Soollhem' l,oicai School Dialrict's Alloclatiori of Pllblle School Employes Chapter tU wW meet Ill' Its llrsl session of CLUB TO MEET the new schooi1Nf at 1 p.m. SYRACU~ - The s,raeuse M«<day at tile Southern IICh Third Wednesday Homemakers School ill Racine Club wW meet at 10 a.m Election of will be Wednoaday at the bea~ held and a membership drive at the mUnicipal park. ·Election fll' the new school year will -gel of oflleers will be held and under)fay. All non-teaching yearbooks 'lrill be JlnPSI'ed. A enl!)loyes of the dlslrlct are· poUuck IWiclieon wW be held at uked to altand. noon. This Ia the lint !JIMtlng of tile group Ill' tile ne1r club......, ' c ~ '!£J' BE!JI:AST, Nll'lhern Ireland (UPI)_:.Abomb today damaged olf~ of tile lrlsh Dairy Board,' pollee said. No llljurles were reported. Po~ said II wu lhe 100111 ~loslon In Northern Ireland oi ,:t j<' Arthl~ 1MB EXj'L0810N oi I ' • litis fe&r. Coniole MocW WU171EW ContemP'I'IIY Sty/inc · . · • ~. ·~JIIIOrl wa, · Hrs Earl J!endk,of~,'a-11 Jll(e, ieeretlly; ' Vbi . Fi>y, ~UC.. 'lb&Y'~ two doyo recreation~::. ' . Me!JtJDC w!lh lbi! 8!'GUP .._ RAQIO' &' ,,f l-: f;i'. s:rr~,. Jputb ~11'-llfr' ~ Mn• .C!ar~ dlllator.- and -~ ~ O!uclcle, 1CoiQirlbUI. They all'rla; •Mluy and also vlllled at 'lith ber !a'Otbiti~ ...-111~. Mr. ~lief Mrs• .Leland' Snowden, ~pe, Don IIDd Nancy. Other ~of tile LeLand SnOwden fllnily dW'Ing Mr. and Mrs. ~~ vlilll wen Mr. and Mrs• .ierry Dolan, T8IIIDIY and 'l'r!ltY, and Palrlck Sncnrdell lild daughter Maureen. Mr and Mrs ·a 8 Zelgl anci dauchter ville Md ' . , · epenl two weeks bere reeontlywltbMn. B. B. Zeigler and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Divenport and famlly, The G. B._Zelglerl' aon, Sldp,·""" has apent tbe nnuner with the Davenport lamlly, returned home with his parenta. Mrs. B. B. Zeigler apent 18Yeral seeks lll)IIIImrner with re)ltlves In Maryland and·VJrsJn)l. L. D. Har!Jn~, Middleport, and Mra . ...ude Roas, Cbelblre, spent die weekend 111 Port W~YD~, Ind. visiting Mrs. flan7 Farnier-eild lamlly. Jobn Stevena,_ Jr. and daughter, Robl~, Madlaon, Wise., formerly of Meigs Coonty, visited Ol'll'lhl! holiday weekend with seworal friends lncludlne lfr. and Mrs. L. R. WUeyaDdMn.CharlesWerner, Ebenezer St., Pumeroy, Mrs. Diane lfartinSer and ICIISp_:-= have relined to '""" after spending most of the sununer here with her paren11, Mr. and Mrs. alfford Stumbo. Mrs. • Hartinger teacbes In the Springfield ichoola. _ Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKay and children, Sally, Cindy and VIctor and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Joachim .anil lion, Bradley of Warren, were recent of ~e -~~Bel: SIZE: ·8~ • 12 1~. 4 · . · C&D WID1H Kerr pastor.~· JftCedlllg tile meeting. (HOSPITAL NEWSJI ;; . -- ~~~ Rober Medical Center Flnl Ave. and Cedar St. >illlinll hours z.t and '"' Maternity visiting hours 2 .~~ 4,30 p.m. Parents onJl on Pediatrics Ward. ' . stnJs ~ATMTYofMary~ted. ~~:,'!~untains y~u ·~- Grande.' a daugbler; and' Mr SPECIAL Services &mday and Mrs. Jamee J. Walker. 7:30pm. Highland Chapel. Lee Nll'lhup, 8 son ' lamlly of Kanauga 1n charge of · Jl'Ogram. golllg towardl Alhens oo Route 33. Election of officers; basket TWO ON UST dlllner at noon. PI'. PLEASANT - A total of MONDAY 397 students bave been named POMEROY Garden Club Prtsldenl's S<holars at West Monday, I p.m., home of Miss Vlrslnla University for tbe l.v<b Eberabach. second semester beeauae 111ey IU-LOWGanutaCiubwillmeel received straight A averages at the home of Mrs. William according to WVU Prttddeni Bowman at 7 p.m. .JaJnet G.llarlow. '!bey lllclude RUTLAND PTA Monday Delmer D. Wbeeler, !1011 of Mr. 7:30p.m. Rutland ElementarY ll!ld Mrs. Delmer C. Wheeler of School. Babyalllers provldod. Rl. I, LeCIII, lind Cheryl Monroe, Program to recognize four daughter of Mr. and Mrs. retlrlllg teachers. Attendance WIIJ)Im Monroe of 2121 Jet- ll'ged. ferson Awo., PL Pleuant. BROWNIE Seoul Troop 116 molllers, Pomeroy Elemenlary School, 2 p.m. Monday . POMEROY Elementary School PI'A, 7:30 Mmday nlgbt. I hi • . ~'!1:'"H _teachers, roo~. ;::.~School;~::::~~ • ~~ ~ MidMri. Allee Pint and Mrs. attemoonwtt.h Lenore l!elzing. Howard EniD ·and llhol!da Some persons from . Jllelne;Mn. Robert VlftC!Y and attended the hymn sing at dl"""ter RobiR Harrilonvllle Church of God on SW!day ...,.. ' ' temoon ~ and Mn. B,elty Read of Doris. Marks' 11011-in.t&w · Pomeroy were We!lfteaday dauchter and little Penny gutiiiB of Mila Mabel !lyseD. the weekend here with her tilelr dsuchter, Bobby Lynn 9~~c::~l his schooling at Jacklcm week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cox of Pleasant called on his mllor.l Mrs. 1\ufwi Cine bas bad Ednjl Wood, I and family ~jcr 1111111BrY at tile St. Jooeph attended the firemen's &stem Local Social Notes. S.-Sgt. and Mrs. Jerry beeue. Mrs. Earl Dean and da~ighb!l'l ~ lllC! faDjll)' of ~- Kl111X, attended tbe Ohio state JC1., qiJ;d on tbelr crane~' last week. mother, Mri. Mli'7 Reed. Jerry Cleland and famjly and Nn. N~ Qellands. · , P4qnil Mrs. 8. K.IU::I II ·and Mr. ~ Mrs. ; . ·1\ldenOUr allimded tbe · S~te &mdiy. JliUCogararid lllaem!lle called 1 · JlnUman .~• · ·!d~_ fof Hellman hmle were · Mrl. Dana n~rnor· of =:r ' \ •t...t~ :~. .~.-- ' MONEY) '•', SAVER! .' 1970 MODEL 23 Inch Now Only Ga!Upmk a . Mr. TEAFORD Family reunion, an~ &b-e ~ M:.; ~ &lndayatstateparkonleflside \.dte8ter and Last Call ~~· Haner 1"'1.. :P~.; ~_ PI!ISororlty,armualrub BlrtU Mr. and Mn Marlyn L welcome. Fu I.,. Church, 110 '81., ~oy at II li,m. Simil,ay. SuntJa1 seb.ool wlll be helolat 1:30 a.m. The public Is lllvlled. . . T l'urt>- 1:~~:i.:~:V1·~= ~~~~-· Club, Wyire, ' ·MarY , Aim, Sartin, Chrlsijna 1iiK1 John, )Do! lllr, . ~IRD · · ru~_.aay Mr.s : Jac~ ,M~saron ofCol!llllbullndSoulhei'nOhlo Rochester, aqd ¥f. EJec;trlc Co., Ml~ Mrs. Wayne Allen; tJ!ests, w. Edward _Foller, host nea. OHio, Eta J'hl <Jiapter, Beta ya. • • TEEN DANCEFrlds7. 9to 12 , ' foliO~ game II Sontbem IJ*rly, !lome of Csrolyn Sat• .Jun!« lllgh School, spoaaored terfleld, Rlltland IIDad. 6:30 br Soutbern. Band Boosters. Tufllll.ay evening. , · \ SUNDAY · SYRACUSE PTA Tuesday HARVEST festival SW!day, 7:30pm. Speaker Rev. Forrest"' St.John Lutheran Church, Pine Donlay will use aa his topic Grove, Sunday School 10 am., ''Otanglng Youth and Changing basket dinner at noon. Church Times." servjces at 3:30p.m. Songfest THURSDAY following services. Everyone •CLASS 12, lleath United welc«ne. Methodlel Church 2 ANNUAL Homecoming , Thursday, hostes;es Lanpvllle Cbrlstlan Church, 2 Glenn Lambe I 'ld : pm. Sunda . Baaket dinner r ' pres ent, IIJ)Odal PubUc • Mrs ._ B. B. Zeisler, vice president; Mrs. Emeraon ery, Jones, secrelary; Mrs C F bday, 2 p.m. at Holy Cross Hibbs treasurer · · · Cb..-ch, Glouster. ' ' WEEKEND Revival, Armageddon Is located In ,Tbll'!!day lhrougb &lnday at of central Pal· Sllvers\'llle Conununlty Cbureh with Rev. Paul Taylllr, Rutland, evangelist, Services 7:IO. From Neor or For, come •• Special singers Invited. Public .,. vlslllnl frlendl. Gankr• Ia . of okobllliill Qty, Mr. Tem. are here . .· devoti1111. l?el!D~MMI.cfreetipealrer, M,n•.Jialililt N~. Mn. ~- · • llr. and Mrl. lUehard ilmlth KentucV' spent tile ci,Columbui!""4'1'ecel!!dlrmer 1!1th his parents, the . '' ~· .JParis~ p,pr. Epllc,pal _.,,.,wJ ,,, t-t~ ·•'£%Htul ~i ottuUAIU: , &!:;=at.. tile, )l~e.. ,•' .. ,1 .,,, ·" ·.·.,. "' "' . .,..., .,,.. ...... v ..... I.Gardner Offering waa to . . ind . r • ·-· COOl'· Wood gawo prayer and devotk\111 by lbe pastor Included a llucleJII's prayer taken ' from Blli)' Graha~'s ' magazine,_ "De· clslon. ' Meetings were eel for 7 p.m. eaeh Tuelday ";.~ner ' rout waa held on tile back !awn of the church [lllrey, , ,,,;.....,....~-. iliiilililiil illili ...iiil!!lllllil-lliiiii-.--.1 . Holpltalll Parkerilug. ' ?" •1rl~y, -···~.. ~B. 'l'bomal of Tu~7i30pm.,lllldalroom an~ ........; J6y 'Siuclr, fi!IIO'Ier; and Dllina Weber, V\lljlnc ll!f sJigr find brother· Don Mtl,L. E.Reynoldae U.:.~'••- '.....:> . · officers Ylc;e prtlldenl; ·Rose MIJ'Y Alllerlcln· Pats ~Mnvill~ald~Mra:'pe· ..~s. Notes . .:~e ·. The crisp, ~lored s!Yiins Qtdlnte'mP!>~t 1 l'ilo!ll~· · . Oil Walnutftn!s~!-lfll!\tJiii!:wlln~t · . . ,,. veneers and select hardwood oolldi AV'solld llate · • "'" 'eXCept for high voltJgerectlfier tube'. :13~•" wldet r ,1", 30\0" high, 171'>" deep loclcl414'' ,.,, tube esj)), .~: Caen ar ,:"11 a.i; Oblo State Fall' while Mrs. 1A1e WOOd, advllar; Mn. .. , ~ • , " ''•' Va,; Mr. and Mn. Earl: .. ~~andRoger •.Mr. J. Cly:la 1. Penny to RaymOnd l"· Pills, Murrysville, !'a. . · E. Mauon Flossie M. Mauon :.~• B~el Suml'lerlleld, 10 A ~b!r ' , "'cb;o'lvllle' Fla.; Mr. and J.;;... Fry ·Barblr . 1,. ~ to . ' ~.' Br~ •Lamb, Mr. aQd StateotOhlo' , ~· WilllaJI! tee and Dick, Mr. w. H. awar'~, ~:= ~ Mra. !kib Lot and .Kathy, Elmer Bibbee . E . · ;i <'c· ~!'!"· .JI!ICI·Mrs. Ed alfford of Bibbee, G)lda- ~~e l)oldiiUnia;. J•n• ,_ManteU, Dorsel H. Bibbee, ~ A.;. .l.'ll'taniOuth,, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Orange · pb.lcaJO, Ill:; Jan E. Lee, June P. 1M to -~")ea. ~r, Kf.; Mr. ~e. G. Cmmally, ' Glenda J ~ ¥~"· Slalile1 SiiiQn!l!rfleld, • . ~ '~· Pati'lcla of Col!ll8lly, .23 A., Syracuae. .scou·.liep.t· ,(va · Mr 'and J,KJMeu Alloclates, Inc. to Mn ...... Lam'.b ., , . ohn W. Harrison, Luctl1e J. . ·. - .; , Mrs. Erma Harrison Lota ~I ~of HWitlnllton, W. Va.; Mary Ruey, dec:,to~ L," . !1en.'va Klrkp•trlek, Colum· Howard, Richard · p, carr, . bi!J, Mre • .l!eulah Butgeu, Kathryn carr Alhrarid ldf W·Va.; Mr. and Mra. trw., Scipio. ' • or : , ~eQ, ,r.Jr,. and Mrs, Helen L. HowiM tci bella . N•l'til\IP.•. Debbie and Gray; :111.:12. A., Sclpto. ·· Jeff of Ga!Upolll. Mrs. Vernon Lena C\"ay to Jimmie DIIIOii ' ,lla, ~'!lhcl.ljefta, Tens, Roblll, VloletL.DIIlon, 20.72A.,SclPlo' Rostr. and Sherr& Dwllltit E. Csrl Sandra eari pPn~RofCoolvllle; Mrs. to Jbnmle DIU~ VIolet L l!".dnl, $,fmmerfleld, Mr. and Dillon, Cor. Description, Scipio: }fn.ljdal Summerfield, Slna Al]lertHW,Jr.,OraE.HWto ~.Murphey, Mr. and Mn. William s. tl'ose Nettle M """" Caldwell of Reedsvllle; Qoose 011 A Sui~ · .... NllliC)' Adams aDd Lori of ~ 111nn,;,erfteld to ~ ; 1lii. and Mrs. Uoyd Harry R. ~on, Edna F Harmon Lot No Arbaugh' ' 3 Sub., ruWers ~ s · £ • --- ::!.~~~euse~:i ~,,' ·£1!~rd, .• WATCH THE ·WORLD-~ . SECOND SOIOOL PATROL - For tile socond conaeculive >ur Rulilnd ~ School has a ichool patrol. Patrol members shown are, !root row•.~ Jainlfer Graie Rleky~e, Mlks'llllls, and Randy George; back row, Bob Cox, lluine Weber,' aiJd Capebarlken.Erie llart, assistant principal is tbeadalt advisor. Not PI-A wben tbe .,...,_ was ta was Jimmy Kennedy. .--· Jleii l ' u·A Pomeroy.... Personal Notes • ".,.TI!IJ)IIIIyllelittrlel.-~oy,o.: s.pe. u, !flO , · .,.._lldent's red candle Mn. J!e")lh Stra~ l1 IIIP!_,Ied the red sJow of · , •tljldeavor; Mrs. Fry's pink ,---~---­ i .,__ • , • 'lt. Y•·1 :M(.;and !lira. 1¥f~. rv ' ..~ , . .. ~ld, of Par~g~ (faDStefS cook!'! ·~.:fee i t-Per. . I ~ l<Jble, treasurer· club will be held at the me of . een!llllJil1, the Ill· Mrs. Dan 'lbcmu with Mrs m._ olflcor uaed a white Walter Q-oob • candle to IJID!hnllre tbe I'Wich, elllti wcnq togetber. The were served b, Mrs MOCft 111d ~ • Property · ' . . ll!l!21dlled)lijt.' ' }liol~:llf1'aldl.am'1• J~; .; ·, ·,r , '· ' H f.HdMri:HcmerP~ ~an4!!rjllg,!lfCIIIrlefloh; ~ .~ frOal a weejt'a be!llADedtoMn. Paull!baden, tt Graham Drive, Albeill. The October ~ . ,• Till: a,1l;uaJ a , com- r. ~byMrl. ~~ ~lion pe!'laln1og " r. ' •. . . OCia . "-;:'''f ~!t·ehUreb. ::u:·~~~ ··~b·tOWllon'!aallef4atQie ~~~- ...1· IWIII,rt . PerionahN~. ·~'"",II :!!Mitcirtb/ I d· . , '' liOTHEI\,8 of..Girl ~~ Jhet.abor 1 ~:ttt~~P,tii!lf roa~tjde . park ~~.,.,00 clllen .flt Mr: ' · . :•. ,: , 1• . r.:t~ ott~~elllltlandUnllfl ~·~· ~t,alli . • . • . " , t. · ai:bof;(7 ~111', 'Jtpop. 100, §JII.C.1ry c~lty bcq . 1· ·~':1'· '' .• 81idMn. Rid)al'd~ ·or · )lrJ.F·~~· • .,.m; ~. ~~ ·JI'eeiens~ 1 . 'ar!~~ were If!:· alld Mr•· Colwijb.us; Mr.. Luclnde · JIM I • ,1"""""'" dl Meihodlsl OlurcJI ill a met4iat , SAp.ISBURY l':J'A · 7:30 ·were )6$. Ajk:e Grant Q11 Mr, , ·~·'lljJepcot, W. Danes, and Ml-,. Maud Betuf IIIIi ·llu 'f'raendly, Gar- 'l'ueeda1nfCht. l;',; ·, • • ~Y • ~ ~ .rn~·~'wl Qf and ,.m. ~~~~ ~~ I!JCI ;~fl.-•1 ', ·::6. ; ., ·*~"· ~Audrey o!Pbn. ~ ' · ~ a~jlle 01*1 Slilte -~ .,_, ,ll!db Si!!.ETURN Jonallulh Mel&• off~,,~ and.JIIIrellll. childr,n,'· belitile. Parh .m i''f!l' •M,rahall, ' p. Va.; ~ : , : :. , rMr l!pwer lljcill'. AmGiJa the prelil~n~; ilesln'I''JII(ri110n: Chapter, J>a•sble,a pf th~ ~. WUJ,1am ,M\"IOD· to give llllke,~t· Mrs.~ ' ;.d I I _·...'~· mb· ReU(_ O iQn Held ' ; .·;,Midcfle~j 11¥1\AGtrsE'"" sw . , ~- ~ • ·~ Amateut .·Gatdener5 'H. otd Installation· Ceremony · All lmprolllive eandlolllbt January meeting z latW!allon Cl!fomony con· Mn. Mool:e "' t.. • ' Color TV $499 • No partclng proi>rams, no dtl1y1 whtn you uH our convenient Drivf.ln Bank. Frlctavs Only The Drive-In Wlnclow Is Open 9A.M.to7 P.M. I Continuously) Other BoNclng Hours t to l 1ncl 5 to 7 11 usual on Ft-ldoys. THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS 00. Pomerov. Ohio Member FDIC Th• OSLO • S..513W Modern styled compa ct «: Or'lsol e '" oenume oil fini shed Walnut veneers and selec t hardwood solids. Ingels Furniture Member Federal ·R""'v• ~vslem ' ,, . ._ • I ,. , / I •• "lo { COME TO TOM RUE MOTORS •"' : I '70 CLEARANa ' ••• !I I �y ' )<' . ' ' • ,, ' •• ·" ' t-onen,IITIIellllrRI, ~r. o., $eJII. Il l' 11'10 bl&IIIISh!•d tile wedDes~y nfcbt meetillll of the MkWOIQ'I AmaleUr Gardenen beld at the boml of Mrs. a.rry MOCft. Corsages of -carnations were . lftllllled . to each of tbe new • olfiOti'S: Mrs. Moore, presldent; Mrs. Wesley Fry, I vice pnilldeut; Mn. L. E. ~ aecretary; and Mrs. r I .. I to the ~and lll'l'llligeri ·cllnl to be ~lcl'ln Athena Sept. ~ ,:, and Oct. 7 and It ~ Ire to be conducted 9·30 a.m. to 3 p.m . ..u:b a sack hmct, at . noon. The fee for all four ltllions Is ''-'l.f18illlratimls to ·• hm meelinll of . the J ·Shut· In ' tile l!l)irll of hannclny; Reynold!l' green eanc~~e, the consiiDeJ of ll!Ues lllvolved Ill recmling events of lhe club; and Mrs. Lcme's pw-ple eandle •¥ asentlng tile ll&bt of truth 111 baniDing funds of the club. During the meettnc Mrs. ~~Alger MII'Can was reinstated Into the club membership. Welcomed Into membership were Mrs. Thurman Moore, Mn. Olarles Taullm, and Mrs. C8rol Mowry. The regular meeting time of the club was cbsnced from tbe llrst Wednesday to the second Wednoadsy of each month, and llwaavoled to dispense with the 1 t l : ' Mr. and Mrs. James Car· penter and son, Jay, COol\'llle, were Labor Day weekend • guests of Mr · and Mrs. Homer 1 Parker, Rutland, aud Mr. and 1 Mrs. Wlllon Carpenter, 1 Pom..-oy.TheCarpenterfamlly 1 spent three days last week Ill Columbus with her aunt, Mr. •; aild Mrs. Charles Simpkins, C!arla, Missy and Cbuctle. I ! The Rev. and Mrs. Howard Blake of Clllclllnati were recent I ! visllclrs of Mr. and Mrs. Purley Mr. and Mrs. Jamee E. 1... Karr, Chester. Folmer entertained recently . .- - - - - - . . . - . Everett Bates, Pomeroy, with a buffet diMer and bar· ~ Parker Route 3, Is a medi<".ll paHent at beeue at their Pomeroy, Route I ' tile Holzer Medical Center. His A lellder crimlation and trallllng aession for Clrl seoul 3, home honorln& their room nmnber Is 235. Wll'kera llllhe BIS !lend Nelllbborhoocl of the Four Rlwors Councll dsuchts, Cheryl, on her fourth E. W. Davis of s...nnab l has been scheduled for Wedneaday In lila soclsl room of tbe birthday. Tenn. Is here Ill' a visit wltb Columbus and Soutbem Ohio Eleelrlc Co., Middlc!llorl· Gifts were presented to herb, relslives and friends lllcludlllg Plans Ill' the Nelgbbcrhood meeting were made Thlll'llllayat tile guests Including Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Parker Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sauer and • aervlce team meeting held at the me of Mrs William Mrs. Gell'ge Folmer, Pomeroy, l 8lld son, Eddie, of near Chester dauehters, Mary Ruth and Joy. Ohlinger, neighborhood chairman. Mrs. Olillnger bas-ed and Mr, and Mrs. Pearl Ed· i entertained with 8 potluck He will leave Saturday for that each troop leader or her repreaentsllve be preoenl for the wards, grandparent•; Mrs. I dlllner SW!day at thelr home Maryland to visit relatives. Neighborhood meetlne. Those attending the 10 am. to 2 p.m. Nora Bobo, a greatl Gueals were Mr and Mrs· Mr · and Mrs. Earl Kesteraon meeting are to take 1 sack lunch, and tile "Pilot Llglrts" Home of grandmother; Susie Edwards, a : Edson Parker anci daughter· and """· Kevin, of Wllmlngton magazine. great-aunt, Cheabl.te; Joe ) Jane~ her fiance, Mike Wall spent tbe weekend here with his the Fabulous A report wiD .be Ciwn at that time .., the 11 Meigs County Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1 Anthmy, Tens; Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr· and . Mrs. Dale dlaadvantsged c1r1s who attended tile Appalachian Heritage Thomas and dauchters, O!erl 1 WWis Parker Russell Rodney Kesterson, and thelr dauehter, and Lori, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ; 11mmy, Deblde and Brenda Mra. Pbyllls Turner of Naples, C&mpatCampSandyBend,Eilzabelb, w.va.lnAuiPlsl'. The girl aeoul calendar aale contlnuea and Mrs. Ohlinger Edwards and ehlldren, Joy, ; Parkersburg, w. va.; Mr. and Fla. Dana Turner at!A!nded the remlnda leaders !bat orders ,.e to be to her bT Oct. D. The Troy and Anita, Cheshire; Mrs. 111 : Mrs. James Carpenter and son Turner reunion at Lancaster. calendar sella ftr 3$ lll!llls each. David Davis, Hyaell Run; Dick . l Jay of Coolville; Howard : r:ee!dof~ ~"~ Jane Snyder, dlatrlct !ldvlaor from the Parkersburg lllce et and Sharon Folmer and Parker' Long Bottom and Mr . s, ....,ar wltilthelocaiiiCOUiworkers.'Sheno!Mtbattheannuai~:U, . Laurel Cliff; BJiland • and Mrs. Homer' Parter. andclilldren,BW, Jr.,Sbarland •. ~ . ' Klm~rly, and Mr. and Mrs. ::u:~ with orders to )jf! taken from Feb. 19 to Mar:!hl,.and ~ ""J.r:h '"· ~· ~· ..anewudlrs' '~ • 'tO 5iJ ~w .. . :f]b'Jl'ltWperbiiG'IIa ~ ~ -Ji'i.-7 ·111 lhe '!'- Mr_ and Mr.. Dale' ·~•... A lhnan Ia needed and any leader or lllirbort . and Mrs. nlngbam and children J '•., assistant w11Ung to aerve 11 asked to contact Mn <lillnger 0 BIBalMl Sandy of Fund drive aellvlties were diiCUaed. The ..riwo ts to be 0011 • SPBCIAL -VICEI ' Michael and dsugh~ Louise visited his sister and brother-in· llleled sometime this faD, but as yet a volunteer cbalrman has not ilpeelal servlees Win be: held and Lenii'O Mlnersvllle R D • law, Mr. and Mrs. Georae been secured. amday al7:30p.tn. ill HJcbilnd Marlon Parker of Long B.tio.r;' . Folmer and C!lber relathes...,.. Ord.r>By Phofto Olapal. ·The 1M ·lamlif of During their visit Ill Me~ the weehnd. SEVERAL TROOPS are Ill the proclll of leader cbar!ge1 and K'anauga will prolient the .Aod Tah Em ttO..O County the Edson p kers Mr, andMri.KenllethCmner P'tJiraai. 'Die 1M llnilly Is . NCII'Ianizallclll. Leaden, amstants18D!I committee llM' I lliwn are 9.92-5-432 ,. Janel ~ 11anc11 were~ and da!llbter, Karen, Greenbeard 'IV« .Galllpolli radio. . gueata of the Howard Parkers \'llle, Va. were tile ·Labll' ll!'Y needed. A meetln8 olmolhen ol Pwoy Brownie Troop . . . bas ' They also visited ill Albsnywlth weekend guesll of Mr. and Mn, lldteduJed ftr JI-.O.u -' 2 • -' ' ' . "" been .. p.m.... the P,iUleloy Elementary ! ' ' ·', Mra. Parker's family. On ·= t h e : : e c : : : Scllool. Metberl ofjuniGn In the Sallllbl!ry Troop 100 will bave a S.lurday, lhe ~ Parker Bsrrts families II 7 p.m. Tuaadl!y nJcbt at liul ~!my EJemmtary family, Will, and Homer Mr and Mrs · Jwere Joined by Parker ...,.. dlllner llliOSis of .• · oe Struble and "l'be Bm ran JDettq of Mn. W1lllanr llierldan'• brownie the JIIDOI' earpmta' rSmuv at lOll, ~ f<a" I pladc II lbe their CoOlville home ' Routellro"'tdc!eparlt.Colmer,. ~ bas been 1101 fll' Monday mninll ·~ ll!hool at the · • Rarri!1 and Struble were· Ill· Pomeroy Flnl Baptist Orureh bel !l!lellll. , IWYice togelber. Girl Scout Diary · "'""- Family l ·Dinner Honors I Texas Relatives Cheryl Folmer Honored on 4th Birthday . ' . SERIES IN COLOR Ouiisar™Color,TV BY M010ROlA , W'db 11it M In ADllwer f14""~ ' .l ~ra~t'" Meigll •. Olen, Lamb, , 1\':,va.; .Mr. aDd ·t.!ra,' . ' ' ~b, ~sara, "lt: ' . . , " .: • • c , M~Sa~W!"~·' ....5 .··' 1 ~<:,~~ ~~~~!. "' . " . . ~•. voutt~ ~roup J',, :CROW'S STEAl HOUSE ciJ aucq ~: SANDWICH . :::::a APSE TO MEET The Soollhem' l,oicai School Dialrict's Alloclatiori of Pllblle School Employes Chapter tU wW meet Ill' Its llrsl session of CLUB TO MEET the new schooi1Nf at 1 p.m. SYRACU~ - The s,raeuse M«<day at tile Southern IICh Third Wednesday Homemakers School ill Racine Club wW meet at 10 a.m Election of will be Wednoaday at the bea~ held and a membership drive at the mUnicipal park. ·Election fll' the new school year will -gel of oflleers will be held and under)fay. All non-teaching yearbooks 'lrill be JlnPSI'ed. A enl!)loyes of the dlslrlct are· poUuck IWiclieon wW be held at uked to altand. noon. This Ia the lint !JIMtlng of tile group Ill' tile ne1r club......, ' c ~ '!£J' BE!JI:AST, Nll'lhern Ireland (UPI)_:.Abomb today damaged olf~ of tile lrlsh Dairy Board,' pollee said. No llljurles were reported. Po~ said II wu lhe 100111 ~loslon In Northern Ireland oi ,:t j<' Arthl~ 1MB EXj'L0810N oi I ' • litis fe&r. Coniole MocW WU171EW ContemP'I'IIY Sty/inc · . · • ~. ·~JIIIOrl wa, · Hrs Earl J!endk,of~,'a-11 Jll(e, ieeretlly; ' Vbi . Fi>y, ~UC.. 'lb&Y'~ two doyo recreation~::. ' . Me!JtJDC w!lh lbi! 8!'GUP .._ RAQIO' &' ,,f l-: f;i'. s:rr~,. Jputb ~11'-llfr' ~ Mn• .C!ar~ dlllator.- and -~ ~ O!uclcle, 1CoiQirlbUI. They all'rla; •Mluy and also vlllled at 'lith ber !a'Otbiti~ ...-111~. Mr. ~lief Mrs• .Leland' Snowden, ~pe, Don IIDd Nancy. Other ~of tile LeLand SnOwden fllnily dW'Ing Mr. and Mrs. ~~ vlilll wen Mr. and Mrs• .ierry Dolan, T8IIIDIY and 'l'r!ltY, and Palrlck Sncnrdell lild daughter Maureen. Mr and Mrs ·a 8 Zelgl anci dauchter ville Md ' . , · epenl two weeks bere reeontlywltbMn. B. B. Zeigler and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Divenport and famlly, The G. B._Zelglerl' aon, Sldp,·""" has apent tbe nnuner with the Davenport lamlly, returned home with his parenta. Mrs. B. B. Zeigler apent 18Yeral seeks lll)IIIImrner with re)ltlves In Maryland and·VJrsJn)l. L. D. Har!Jn~, Middleport, and Mra . ...ude Roas, Cbelblre, spent die weekend 111 Port W~YD~, Ind. visiting Mrs. flan7 Farnier-eild lamlly. Jobn Stevena,_ Jr. and daughter, Robl~, Madlaon, Wise., formerly of Meigs Coonty, visited Ol'll'lhl! holiday weekend with seworal friends lncludlne lfr. and Mrs. L. R. WUeyaDdMn.CharlesWerner, Ebenezer St., Pumeroy, Mrs. Diane lfartinSer and ICIISp_:-= have relined to '""" after spending most of the sununer here with her paren11, Mr. and Mrs. alfford Stumbo. Mrs. • Hartinger teacbes In the Springfield ichoola. _ Mr. and Mrs. Joe McKay and children, Sally, Cindy and VIctor and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Joachim .anil lion, Bradley of Warren, were recent of ~e -~~Bel: SIZE: ·8~ • 12 1~. 4 · . · C&D WID1H Kerr pastor.~· JftCedlllg tile meeting. (HOSPITAL NEWSJI ;; . -- ~~~ Rober Medical Center Flnl Ave. and Cedar St. >illlinll hours z.t and '"' Maternity visiting hours 2 .~~ 4,30 p.m. Parents onJl on Pediatrics Ward. ' . stnJs ~ATMTYofMary~ted. ~~:,'!~untains y~u ·~- Grande.' a daugbler; and' Mr SPECIAL Services &mday and Mrs. Jamee J. Walker. 7:30pm. Highland Chapel. Lee Nll'lhup, 8 son ' lamlly of Kanauga 1n charge of · Jl'Ogram. golllg towardl Alhens oo Route 33. Election of officers; basket TWO ON UST dlllner at noon. PI'. PLEASANT - A total of MONDAY 397 students bave been named POMEROY Garden Club Prtsldenl's S<holars at West Monday, I p.m., home of Miss Vlrslnla University for tbe l.v<b Eberabach. second semester beeauae 111ey IU-LOWGanutaCiubwillmeel received straight A averages at the home of Mrs. William according to WVU Prttddeni Bowman at 7 p.m. .JaJnet G.llarlow. '!bey lllclude RUTLAND PTA Monday Delmer D. Wbeeler, !1011 of Mr. 7:30p.m. Rutland ElementarY ll!ld Mrs. Delmer C. Wheeler of School. Babyalllers provldod. Rl. I, LeCIII, lind Cheryl Monroe, Program to recognize four daughter of Mr. and Mrs. retlrlllg teachers. Attendance WIIJ)Im Monroe of 2121 Jet- ll'ged. ferson Awo., PL Pleuant. BROWNIE Seoul Troop 116 molllers, Pomeroy Elemenlary School, 2 p.m. Monday . POMEROY Elementary School PI'A, 7:30 Mmday nlgbt. I hi • . ~'!1:'"H _teachers, roo~. ;::.~School;~::::~~ • ~~ ~ MidMri. Allee Pint and Mrs. attemoonwtt.h Lenore l!elzing. Howard EniD ·and llhol!da Some persons from . Jllelne;Mn. Robert VlftC!Y and attended the hymn sing at dl"""ter RobiR Harrilonvllle Church of God on SW!day ...,.. ' ' temoon ~ and Mn. B,elty Read of Doris. Marks' 11011-in.t&w · Pomeroy were We!lfteaday dauchter and little Penny gutiiiB of Mila Mabel !lyseD. the weekend here with her tilelr dsuchter, Bobby Lynn 9~~c::~l his schooling at Jacklcm week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cox of Pleasant called on his mllor.l Mrs. 1\ufwi Cine bas bad Ednjl Wood, I and family ~jcr 1111111BrY at tile St. Jooeph attended the firemen's &stem Local Social Notes. S.-Sgt. and Mrs. Jerry beeue. Mrs. Earl Dean and da~ighb!l'l ~ lllC! faDjll)' of ~- Kl111X, attended tbe Ohio state JC1., qiJ;d on tbelr crane~' last week. mother, Mri. Mli'7 Reed. Jerry Cleland and famjly and Nn. N~ Qellands. · , P4qnil Mrs. 8. K.IU::I II ·and Mr. ~ Mrs. ; . ·1\ldenOUr allimded tbe · S~te &mdiy. JliUCogararid lllaem!lle called 1 · JlnUman .~• · ·!d~_ fof Hellman hmle were · Mrl. Dana n~rnor· of =:r ' \ •t...t~ :~. .~.-- ' MONEY) '•', SAVER! .' 1970 MODEL 23 Inch Now Only Ga!Upmk a . Mr. TEAFORD Family reunion, an~ &b-e ~ M:.; ~ &lndayatstateparkonleflside \.dte8ter and Last Call ~~· Haner 1"'1.. :P~.; ~_ PI!ISororlty,armualrub BlrtU Mr. and Mn Marlyn L welcome. Fu I.,. Church, 110 '81., ~oy at II li,m. Simil,ay. SuntJa1 seb.ool wlll be helolat 1:30 a.m. The public Is lllvlled. . . T l'urt>- 1:~~:i.:~:V1·~= ~~~~-· Club, Wyire, ' ·MarY , Aim, Sartin, Chrlsijna 1iiK1 John, )Do! lllr, . ~IRD · · ru~_.aay Mr.s : Jac~ ,M~saron ofCol!llllbullndSoulhei'nOhlo Rochester, aqd ¥f. EJec;trlc Co., Ml~ Mrs. Wayne Allen; tJ!ests, w. Edward _Foller, host nea. OHio, Eta J'hl <Jiapter, Beta ya. • • TEEN DANCEFrlds7. 9to 12 , ' foliO~ game II Sontbem IJ*rly, !lome of Csrolyn Sat• .Jun!« lllgh School, spoaaored terfleld, Rlltland IIDad. 6:30 br Soutbern. Band Boosters. Tufllll.ay evening. , · \ SUNDAY · SYRACUSE PTA Tuesday HARVEST festival SW!day, 7:30pm. Speaker Rev. Forrest"' St.John Lutheran Church, Pine Donlay will use aa his topic Grove, Sunday School 10 am., ''Otanglng Youth and Changing basket dinner at noon. Church Times." servjces at 3:30p.m. Songfest THURSDAY following services. Everyone •CLASS 12, lleath United welc«ne. Methodlel Church 2 ANNUAL Homecoming , Thursday, hostes;es Lanpvllle Cbrlstlan Church, 2 Glenn Lambe I 'ld : pm. Sunda . Baaket dinner r ' pres ent, IIJ)Odal PubUc • Mrs ._ B. B. Zeisler, vice president; Mrs. Emeraon ery, Jones, secrelary; Mrs C F bday, 2 p.m. at Holy Cross Hibbs treasurer · · · Cb..-ch, Glouster. ' ' WEEKEND Revival, Armageddon Is located In ,Tbll'!!day lhrougb &lnday at of central Pal· Sllvers\'llle Conununlty Cbureh with Rev. Paul Taylllr, Rutland, evangelist, Services 7:IO. From Neor or For, come •• Special singers Invited. Public .,. vlslllnl frlendl. Gankr• Ia . of okobllliill Qty, Mr. Tem. are here . .· devoti1111. l?el!D~MMI.cfreetipealrer, M,n•.Jialililt N~. Mn. ~- · • llr. and Mrl. lUehard ilmlth KentucV' spent tile ci,Columbui!""4'1'ecel!!dlrmer 1!1th his parents, the . '' ~· .JParis~ p,pr. Epllc,pal _.,,.,wJ ,,, t-t~ ·•'£%Htul ~i ottuUAIU: , &!:;=at.. tile, )l~e.. ,•' .. ,1 .,,, ·" ·.·.,. "' "' . .,..., .,,.. ...... v ..... I.Gardner Offering waa to . . ind . r • ·-· COOl'· Wood gawo prayer and devotk\111 by lbe pastor Included a llucleJII's prayer taken ' from Blli)' Graha~'s ' magazine,_ "De· clslon. ' Meetings were eel for 7 p.m. eaeh Tuelday ";.~ner ' rout waa held on tile back !awn of the church [lllrey, , ,,,;.....,....~-. iliiilililiil illili ...iiil!!lllllil-lliiiii-.--.1 . Holpltalll Parkerilug. ' ?" •1rl~y, -···~.. ~B. 'l'bomal of Tu~7i30pm.,lllldalroom an~ ........; J6y 'Siuclr, fi!IIO'Ier; and Dllina Weber, V\lljlnc ll!f sJigr find brother· Don Mtl,L. E.Reynoldae U.:.~'••- '.....:> . · officers Ylc;e prtlldenl; ·Rose MIJ'Y Alllerlcln· Pats ~Mnvill~ald~Mra:'pe· ..~s. Notes . .:~e ·. The crisp, ~lored s!Yiins Qtdlnte'mP!>~t 1 l'ilo!ll~· · . Oil Walnutftn!s~!-lfll!\tJiii!:wlln~t · . . ,,. veneers and select hardwood oolldi AV'solld llate · • "'" 'eXCept for high voltJgerectlfier tube'. :13~•" wldet r ,1", 30\0" high, 171'>" deep loclcl414'' ,.,, tube esj)), .~: Caen ar ,:"11 a.i; Oblo State Fall' while Mrs. 1A1e WOOd, advllar; Mn. .. , ~ • , " ''•' Va,; Mr. and Mn. Earl: .. ~~andRoger •.Mr. J. Cly:la 1. Penny to RaymOnd l"· Pills, Murrysville, !'a. . · E. Mauon Flossie M. Mauon :.~• B~el Suml'lerlleld, 10 A ~b!r ' , "'cb;o'lvllle' Fla.; Mr. and J.;;... Fry ·Barblr . 1,. ~ to . ' ~.' Br~ •Lamb, Mr. aQd StateotOhlo' , ~· WilllaJI! tee and Dick, Mr. w. H. awar'~, ~:= ~ Mra. !kib Lot and .Kathy, Elmer Bibbee . E . · ;i <'c· ~!'!"· .JI!ICI·Mrs. Ed alfford of Bibbee, G)lda- ~~e l)oldiiUnia;. J•n• ,_ManteU, Dorsel H. Bibbee, ~ A.;. .l.'ll'taniOuth,, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Orange · pb.lcaJO, Ill:; Jan E. Lee, June P. 1M to -~")ea. ~r, Kf.; Mr. ~e. G. Cmmally, ' Glenda J ~ ¥~"· Slalile1 SiiiQn!l!rfleld, • . ~ '~· Pati'lcla of Col!ll8lly, .23 A., Syracuae. .scou·.liep.t· ,(va · Mr 'and J,KJMeu Alloclates, Inc. to Mn ...... Lam'.b ., , . ohn W. Harrison, Luctl1e J. . ·. - .; , Mrs. Erma Harrison Lota ~I ~of HWitlnllton, W. Va.; Mary Ruey, dec:,to~ L," . !1en.'va Klrkp•trlek, Colum· Howard, Richard · p, carr, . bi!J, Mre • .l!eulah Butgeu, Kathryn carr Alhrarid ldf W·Va.; Mr. and Mra. trw., Scipio. ' • or : , ~eQ, ,r.Jr,. and Mrs, Helen L. HowiM tci bella . N•l'til\IP.•. Debbie and Gray; :111.:12. A., Sclpto. ·· Jeff of Ga!Upolll. Mrs. Vernon Lena C\"ay to Jimmie DIIIOii ' ,lla, ~'!lhcl.ljefta, Tens, Roblll, VloletL.DIIlon, 20.72A.,SclPlo' Rostr. and Sherr& Dwllltit E. Csrl Sandra eari pPn~RofCoolvllle; Mrs. to Jbnmle DIU~ VIolet L l!".dnl, $,fmmerfleld, Mr. and Dillon, Cor. Description, Scipio: }fn.ljdal Summerfield, Slna Al]lertHW,Jr.,OraE.HWto ~.Murphey, Mr. and Mn. William s. tl'ose Nettle M """" Caldwell of Reedsvllle; Qoose 011 A Sui~ · .... NllliC)' Adams aDd Lori of ~ 111nn,;,erfteld to ~ ; 1lii. and Mrs. Uoyd Harry R. ~on, Edna F Harmon Lot No Arbaugh' ' 3 Sub., ruWers ~ s · £ • --- ::!.~~~euse~:i ~,,' ·£1!~rd, .• WATCH THE ·WORLD-~ . SECOND SOIOOL PATROL - For tile socond conaeculive >ur Rulilnd ~ School has a ichool patrol. Patrol members shown are, !root row•.~ Jainlfer Graie Rleky~e, Mlks'llllls, and Randy George; back row, Bob Cox, lluine Weber,' aiJd Capebarlken.Erie llart, assistant principal is tbeadalt advisor. Not PI-A wben tbe .,...,_ was ta was Jimmy Kennedy. .--· Jleii l ' u·A Pomeroy.... Personal Notes • ".,.TI!IJ)IIIIyllelittrlel.-~oy,o.: s.pe. u, !flO , · .,.._lldent's red candle Mn. J!e")lh Stra~ l1 IIIP!_,Ied the red sJow of · , •tljldeavor; Mrs. Fry's pink ,---~---­ i .,__ • , • 'lt. Y•·1 :M(.;and !lira. 1¥f~. rv ' ..~ , . .. ~ld, of Par~g~ (faDStefS cook!'! ·~.:fee i t-Per. . I ~ l<Jble, treasurer· club will be held at the me of . een!llllJil1, the Ill· Mrs. Dan 'lbcmu with Mrs m._ olflcor uaed a white Walter Q-oob • candle to IJID!hnllre tbe I'Wich, elllti wcnq togetber. The were served b, Mrs MOCft 111d ~ • Property · ' . . ll!l!21dlled)lijt.' ' }liol~:llf1'aldl.am'1• J~; .; ·, ·,r , '· ' H f.HdMri:HcmerP~ ~an4!!rjllg,!lfCIIIrlefloh; ~ .~ frOal a weejt'a be!llADedtoMn. Paull!baden, tt Graham Drive, Albeill. The October ~ . ,• Till: a,1l;uaJ a , com- r. ~byMrl. ~~ ~lion pe!'laln1og " r. ' •. . . OCia . "-;:'''f ~!t·ehUreb. ::u:·~~~ ··~b·tOWllon'!aallef4atQie ~~~- ...1· IWIII,rt . PerionahN~. ·~'"",II :!!Mitcirtb/ I d· . , '' liOTHEI\,8 of..Girl ~~ Jhet.abor 1 ~:ttt~~P,tii!lf roa~tjde . park ~~.,.,00 clllen .flt Mr: ' · . :•. ,: , 1• . r.:t~ ott~~elllltlandUnllfl ~·~· ~t,alli . • . • . " , t. · ai:bof;(7 ~111', 'Jtpop. 100, §JII.C.1ry c~lty bcq . 1· ·~':1'· '' .• 81idMn. Rid)al'd~ ·or · )lrJ.F·~~· • .,.m; ~. ~~ ·JI'eeiens~ 1 . 'ar!~~ were If!:· alld Mr•· Colwijb.us; Mr.. Luclnde · JIM I • ,1"""""'" dl Meihodlsl OlurcJI ill a met4iat , SAp.ISBURY l':J'A · 7:30 ·were )6$. Ajk:e Grant Q11 Mr, , ·~·'lljJepcot, W. Danes, and Ml-,. Maud Betuf IIIIi ·llu 'f'raendly, Gar- 'l'ueeda1nfCht. l;',; ·, • • ~Y • ~ ~ .rn~·~'wl Qf and ,.m. ~~~~ ~~ I!JCI ;~fl.-•1 ', ·::6. ; ., ·*~"· ~Audrey o!Pbn. ~ ' · ~ a~jlle 01*1 Slilte -~ .,_, ,ll!db Si!!.ETURN Jonallulh Mel&• off~,,~ and.JIIIrellll. childr,n,'· belitile. Parh .m i''f!l' •M,rahall, ' p. Va.; ~ : , : :. , rMr l!pwer lljcill'. AmGiJa the prelil~n~; ilesln'I''JII(ri110n: Chapter, J>a•sble,a pf th~ ~. WUJ,1am ,M\"IOD· to give llllke,~t· Mrs.~ ' ;.d I I _·...'~· mb· ReU(_ O iQn Held ' ; .·;,Midcfle~j 11¥1\AGtrsE'"" sw . , ~- ~ • ·~ Amateut .·Gatdener5 'H. otd Installation· Ceremony · All lmprolllive eandlolllbt January meeting z latW!allon Cl!fomony con· Mn. Mool:e "' t.. • ' Color TV $499 • No partclng proi>rams, no dtl1y1 whtn you uH our convenient Drivf.ln Bank. Frlctavs Only The Drive-In Wlnclow Is Open 9A.M.to7 P.M. I Continuously) Other BoNclng Hours t to l 1ncl 5 to 7 11 usual on Ft-ldoys. THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS 00. Pomerov. Ohio Member FDIC Th• OSLO • S..513W Modern styled compa ct «: Or'lsol e '" oenume oil fini shed Walnut veneers and selec t hardwood solids. Ingels Furniture Member Federal ·R""'v• ~vslem ' ,, . ._ • I ,. , / I •• "lo { COME TO TOM RUE MOTORS •"' : I '70 CLEARANa ' ••• !I I �' 1 ' • 'i .ii j ~~l sl n~-· !·. I I~ 1i 11 Is lit!lill!l!! 1l18il t ~~ w, BJ .t= ~~ 11 ... !1~";11 · r; -. . I I ·.·I I 11 uuu· ·· · ·· · UI8 IA~IAIRIIR .... ...... .. I.IRIIRIIIRIRSIIR~ .. .... .. · · ·~ ........ u"r..t., eo~-,.."" " L!"'',.".I.I'.J."''"JJ.!:• ' .. ''•'"•"J.• J..' oe..-..-1"1 I ......... ~·-··ili!oili>-'!"""":' ............. f"' I I ..... !"'!. ,. • .,.~ 11 .................. .... i Carpenter I \ GOEGL£1N R~Y Mil • I ,,, clW'll , , N1 1 fi~~. Blll-l'n ~ · a: usllsliii'-~" .ifrii.ii.O•,;.:,:.:.oiio:•l::::= · " · • 1I · 'r-~·~·:-:- ·-.,·-~·--·-·-;,~..;.- ..................... ---l"'"---------------- -----r-----.-----------~-----.,o.t;,e.:.:,:.:ittii;• 1 ·. ,.·'BOGGS ." MARK VSfORE ' .. . \.," ,\ ' .. . I ,LYONS MASKET T~~~~· ,_Ins - . ,. 667·3280 •• ..' . ' '• ,. ,) v. ATlOID A' FRIEMlJLY . QIJRQI· Notes . ~ Mem'*"'of fl)e Bib 3 General Mllrchandlse I I i\ ' f ' . I , ' I( ' a.- M&R • I I '' ' ' " - ' ' .., \ ---------- l ' �' 1 ' • 'i .ii j ~~l sl n~-· !·. I I~ 1i 11 Is lit!lill!l!! 1l18il t ~~ w, BJ .t= ~~ 11 ... !1~";11 · r; -. . I I ·.·I I 11 uuu· ·· · ·· · UI8 IA~IAIRIIR .... ...... .. I.IRIIRIIIRIRSIIR~ .. .... .. · · ·~ ........ u"r..t., eo~-,.."" " L!"'',.".I.I'.J."''"JJ.!:• ' .. ''•'"•"J.• J..' oe..-..-1"1 I ......... ~·-··ili!oili>-'!"""":' ............. f"' I I ..... !"'!. ,. • .,.~ 11 .................. .... i Carpenter I \ GOEGL£1N R~Y Mil • I ,,, clW'll , , N1 1 fi~~. Blll-l'n ~ · a: usllsliii'-~" .ifrii.ii.O•,;.:,:.:.oiio:•l::::= · " · • 1I · 'r-~·~·:-:- ·-.,·-~·--·-·-;,~..;.- ..................... ---l"'"---------------- -----r-----.-----------~-----.,o.t;,e.:.:,:.:ittii;• 1 ·. ,.·'BOGGS ." MARK VSfORE ' .. . \.," ,\ ' .. . I ,LYONS MASKET T~~~~· ,_Ins - . ,. 667·3280 •• ..' . ' '• ,. ,) v. ATlOID A' FRIEMlJLY . QIJRQI· Notes . ~ Mem'*"'of fl)e Bib 3 General Mllrchandlse I I i\ ' f ' . I , ' I( ' a.- M&R • I I '' ' ' " - ' ' .., \ ---------- l ' �j' ' "' \1 ~ ih ·' ' :\ . < ' > e ~ Tflt'Dellylltntlile~M~y, O;.S.ppt, mt • '1 .' • I' ' . · arlain· s ,: B~rgai:·ns, ·.and A· I G Beav"" Fal¥. Pa., ljlent two · r--_ _..__ pp e rove =:!~:':.~~ Ray HaJIIWI. Ne~·s, Events a:;:Uy~C::t!: By Mre. Herbot1 ROIIIII Sunday even1J18 with Mr. and . tfi:' _...;•~•--------'-- 2 _, Po•eroy ·.. \CI . QUALm lotor Co• . ,Of 1 t ~. <· 'I 6 BEDROOM .houM J rolter. Available Seplembor 14. Phone 992·395A. • 9·111-61C ~· 5 ROOM 'houH. bath, cim· · pltloly furnished, v. ~"}!! lrom Rl. 7 on 1\1. lJ. ..., month. Phone 992~~. ' 9-ill-31c ROQfJN& ,. l Guests of Mr. and Mrs. IWy Mrs. Randall Roberta. ·· tv.(D~ lf6t YOLKSWAGlN SlitS Buck SUnday evening for dinner Mrs. Orpha HU1 entertained Loeellaw mUeege car , red vinyl Interior with whlt"e.JX· . itl1Jli\d were Mr. and Mra. Don Ham· the WSCS of the Letart Falla • terlor, radio, custom equlpme.nt with deluxe ...wheel, gOOd + mond end Robby, Mrs. Betty Methodist Church Friday tires. Set thl1 EQ111omy oar & Sovo. · UNFURNISHED aporlmtnt, 1,.. CHEYRO~ET ' · . Sl4fS Slew art, all of Columbua, evening at her hmle. Members living r110m~ kitchen, 2 , Impala Convertible. Locally owned, low mlluge, Robert Rill;,hle of Portland, altendina were Lola Bell, Erma bedrooml, bat . Growl Hill. 1. whitewall llrft, shows little wear, v.a engine. radio. Mrs. Cora Buck of Antiquity, Hill, Erma Wilaon, Vashti Middleport. ()I 1!92:Pl19. automatic, power slelrl"'. air conditioned. dark blue 9·10.311' . and Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush, Grimm, Nora croaa, Margie finish, white top. Priced tot summer cleoranc:e. 1967 OOOOE· . S1SfS local. Hunt, Gladys Shields, and TRAILER, Brown'l trall.or Dart • Door. Very low mlftege by 1 focal ownir, new w·w Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Orpba HUI. Guesta attendJn& · Park. Minersville. Phone 992· llrH. 6 cyl. e"'lne, radio, automatic trans., ..,_ Rt.1 3324. Wkkeraham, Jell arid T!m, Mr. were Uncia HUI, Lorna BeD and I steering, seats& Interior like new car. red finish. 9-9-lfc and Mrs. Jim Wickersham and Violet Grimm. Mrs. Florence HiU underwer.l Mary Lou Wickersham of FURNISHED apartment, n7 Colwnbus enjoyed camping at lung surgery at University 3rd Avo.. Mlddie(:lort. Nice yard. P!Jrch, private en· Hospital in Colwnbua and 1a Burr Oak Park. OPI!N IYI!S. liGO P.M. lrances. Phone992.2780or 992· Mrs. Larry Badgeiy, improving satlsfactorlly. NIMIROY, 01110 l ' < .. Christine and DeMy of Fairfu, Mr. and Mrs. Don BeU end 1-25-tfc For Sale IW. ~ nspec~ ~ Va., spent three weeks with her Lorna spent 'Labor Day FOR HOMEMADE lcacrNI!Iin "'--'weekend with Mr. and Mrs. TWQ.BEDR()()!.I housetraller. parenIa, Mr . and Mrs. ""wuo Ao Notice -"'o.~ ,:; ... qoarls, &ashen Au~lllory, INFORMATION Available Sept. 14. Phone 992· Gloeckner while Mr. Badgely Earl Grimm at Colwnbus and call 9..,.<160:1 or 9of9·4522. DEADLINes GUN SHOOT. Friday, Stp· -GUARANt.EEo9-Utc was attending "'boo! at Dayton. atten~ed \he stale fair . They s P .M . Dey Before Publlc~ltlon tember 11, 7 p.m. MUe Hill 395-4. 9-11·6fC Piiilnt ~:31194 Monday Deadtlne9t .m. d b Mr. and Mrs. Richard Norris alBo vWted an aunt, Mrs. Cenctllatlon a. corrections Road, hams an aeons . KENNEBEC 1'011-. ltrgt. 2 bedroom house, close and family of Carroll and Mr. Florence HUI, at University Will be 1ccepled untll9 a .m. tor Sponsored by Racine Fire SMALL all purpoH. Sol: hun'drilf. to Meigs High School al Rock Day of Publlcatlbn Department. One milo off II . 124. Graef ( P~..,; Hllliae & ~ and Mrs. Alonzo Norris of Hospital. AEGULATtONS f.f .Jtc Springs. Suitable for scnool Band Rt. 338. Tom Sayre, llf6 I. Mi111. ;Ginoroy, 0. The PubliSher r!serv~M the - - - -- - - - personnel . Phone 992 -6187 Casstown visited with their Mr. and Mrs. Don BeD and Pbotto ma:o . right to edit or reject any ads Phone a.J;I-2436. · Lorna enjoyed a vacattoo at NO HUNTING on my properly alter 5 p.m. 9-11-6tp !DOther , Mr5 . Ada NOrriS. de emed obiecllonat. Th e during ~his hunting season . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __9-1-tfc 1.···' Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt FergUIOII Cass, W. Va., visiting Casa publisher will not be re$pon~ible Starling Massar. for more than one lm:orred of New Ha ven, W. Va., Mrs. Railroad at Greenbank. They insertion . ''·9-Jtp RATES For Sale -Floasie Soberl and friend of visited the couservatory and For Want Ad Service Summerville, N. J., spent fish hatchery and vWted Mr. Scents per Word one insertion Minimum Charge 7Sc Saturday evening with Mr. and BeD's uncle, Okey Webb, at 9-11-ltc 12 c e nt~ per . w Jrd three 1\jrs. Homer Warner Sr. Cairo, W. Va. consecutive ln~Prfl nM This ,I 18 cents per word si x con Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush Mrs. Don Bell Ia caring for secutive 1949 RICHARDSON mobile lnser 'Ions . big ed1lel home. 12K6:l feet, fully car· spent Tueaday at Hebron. Heath HUl while hla mother, MECHANIC 25 P.er cent Oluount on paid , __ ue,, p,ted. Tak• ollt!r payments. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Warner Mrs. Don Hill is teaching ads and ads paid within 10 days . Must know auto. trans. UUIU Call 991-7019. CARD OF THANKS 9-ll ·~lc Sr ., Mr. and Mrs . Hoyt school. work. Good working & OBIT J ARY SUO tor SO word m inimum Ferguson of ~w Haven, w. Miss Jan RiU spent a weekend Each conditions, paid additional word 2c. NEW I Foot truck camper. Va., Mrs. Flossie Sober! and with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. BLIND ADS vacations. Must apply Sleeps sl•. Phone 992-39$.4. Additional 2SC Charg e per friend of Summervllk, N. J., Dallas HUI. Miss RiU attends Adv 9·11-61c in person at Mason errisement . Give Mom ,a night off and the family a 'hange spent Sunday with Mr. md Mrs. college at Rio Grande. OFFI C E HOURS Auto Mart, Mason, W. of pace . •• Indulge in an eicperhince of trUly • 8: 30a .m . to 5: 00 p.m. Daily , Floyd Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, SMALL business, oolng conVa. 8 AM to 5 PM daily 8 . JO am . to 12: 00 Noon gracious dining. Gracious atmosphere. cern. Righi prica to right Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Norris Walter McDade, Klm Early, Saturday except Sunday. person . OUr books open for TRY OUR.BROASTED (:HICKEN and Clarence were Sunday Bob Skinner end Gene Early of our Inspection. Central 1 guesta of her mother, Mrs. Troy, Ohio, Howard Roush of Card c Thanks r.otatlon. Write BoK 729-V, Edna Stiles at Pomeroy. Mansfield and Robert Hill of MY SINCERE thanks to Wanted To Buy care of Dally Sentil')ltll, Tnt Super 717 Pomeroy 1 0hlo, and we'll give Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Racine spent Saturday evening fr lends. neighbors and PIGS. Meigs FFA. Call Everett 218 E. Main • · · 992.9974 oy 1n extrl·ltr011Jo relaflves for kindness exyou complete Information. Holcomb, Meigs High School. Gloeckner have purchased a at the Bowling Lanes at Mason, tended at death of my held thlt Open Da1ly 5:30..7:00, Sunday7:00.7:00 · 9·10.61c phone 992·2159 or Alpany 698· estc:unina 1 mobile home for the latter's W. Va. doughier. Elizabeth "Sio" 5025. fotmly fine to 3/16". molher, Mrs. Ada Norris who Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ours and LJorue. Speciallhankslo those 9·9-3tc sickleblr attachment requires Ius COAL, llme•tone. Excelsior who sent flowers and food, the - - - - - - Salt •Works, E. Meln St., will move from Letart Falla to MisaLoretta Ours accompanied Rawlings-Coats Funeral USED fuel oil tank. Phone maintenance .. lasb lonaer. Corn Pomeroy. Phone 992-3191 . WHEEL Horse Sales and C. BRADFORD. Aucfl.._ East Letart to be near her the latter's mother, Mrs. Ralph Home, the Rev . Charles hucb and windrow pickup.altEhChester 985·3953 . A-9-tfc Service. Baum Lumber Complete Sorvloa rnent 1r1 also available. _ _ daughter, Mrs. Gloeckner. Ours, to her home In New Slmo..,, and the Middleport P 9 9 31 Company, Chester, Ohio. PhOne 9of9·3821 d 1 Labor emergency squad. Mrs. - - - - - - - - . h'- p Phone 985·3301. Racine, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bostick Br 18 ~·. a., an spen Estella Smith. $.20-tlc Crltf Brodford · · ' ·• · and family of Dunbar, w. va., Day weekend. Mrs. Ours bad 9. 11 . 1tc OLO UPRIGHT pian·os. any HOLI.AI\C condition , as long as have not S.l·tft spent Labor Day weekend with spent a week wlth her da ug hter, been wet. Raying S10 each. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood and Loretta, at Middleport. Notice Firs I floor only. Mondays will ~UU.... ,____ Debilie and Waid Johnson. Mrs. Bertha :Robinson bas .-------~--l be pick-up day , Write, giving r1 IWII"IIMD.,_, . Peggy Boso of Great sold her residence and will good directions. l'lano MISS Company,. Box Witten 118, Sardlll, Bend spent Monday afternoon move to the former Homer Ohio >13946. with £Bostick. Nick}ea boule at FaJrvlew, .~ . 8-20-llc Spring Avo. Pa d Sandra T•,.81 ownill by ~yre. ''!' '"' Al'l'be Ea~ Club ,..C.....,.. , ,""i"' Ilr?w l' ,:.:1 '' I.;,_.~ ,, ~""'".w~· ..., ""'i'l... .. . ·· ~ '· r'l\JL0""''urn e1 • ttt•u ,. Colum nta weeliencht!i'li " &..-. and · HoYrara Featurin(! atlt e . Write 'Miller, llleirparenta, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Robinson of Flatwoods, W. VA., and 'f Rt . ol, Pomeroy, Ohio. Calf Taylor. On Saturday Mrs. spent Sunday wi!ll the former's The Country Swingers 992·'271. 9·1-tfc Taylor and Sandra were at mother, Mrs. Berlha Robinson. llallmiaY - -- - - -- SPINET.consolo plano. Will Holzer Medical Center for a Labor Dey aueata of Mrs. SoPtember 1! Employment Wanted transfer to responsible party. WITH all utllltleo. checkup. Mr. end Mra. Elm2r Robinsoo were Mr. end Mrs. PM. Till A.M. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _9_ -B,.tc Cash or liberal terms. Write LOTS Rntrlcted sub division. •.; to Jack Stlrgent of Racine Rick 9 • WILL 00 babysllllng In my Credit IM-, P.O. Box Stone and Missy of Leon, W. • homo. October 12 through COLONIAL maple o...-eo-radio 2·acre loll. Phone Chesler 27,, Shelbyvme. Ind .•. 46176. Va., were SUnday gueata of the Barsent and Fiancee of CoJum. Members and Guesta In· rw.y 15. Nrs. Roger Bohr. combination, 4 opeaker oiMld 915-3301, night 915·3302. 9-... ltlp bua vlted across !rom Eas...-n High !YSiem, • '-II changer. t"-tfc Taylors· . ' School. Pllone Chester 9115· Balonce S7UO. UN our time Mr. end Mrs. David Jonea, Mr. end Mrs. DeMls Manuel payment plan. FREE GIFT ELECTROLUX SWEEPER - 7 ROOM modern home with 3958 Diana, 'fomrny and David Lee, :'~.~~~~cbaaedt Raclnethe H~~N~ f.Unc;:,'0~to;'.,~.; · 9·9-6tp wllh every purchaH. Calf 992· ''ff''te with adwtt~ts, ~Hmtnt, g~rage, • tWo 3352 · of Hlllaboro, W. Va., Mr. end ,.,...,,. "'""'"'~ 8 Friday to receive con· Wnled ~~~ opray, «< ln..,~ ,_c,_,.,.-tr.... li~Ktt Mra. Richard Carleton of and will move there .... from slgnmenll et 10 a.m. ~=======9=··~t~c price row.a'VIY cash gi'GIIId . 124. Let'Auction11 Help a onlybegs. $31. FullTerms SyracuH,loeallld Ohio, onby Rt.ow~. llllarleaton, w. va., Mr. and the 'lberon Jobnlon reoldence. starting ot 1 p.m. us se MALE. tack of all tracteo. Three available. Ph<xle 992·2615. · ""'"" Glll'f"'l• _,m for .H·If~.. · ;,__ ,., •---• your merchandiN. or four days a week. Retired 9J1•t• •"""'n~· . Mn · _..,y """gesa, """"• 3-22-tfc red R h EUGEN. . ~' ~..,.. "'~" · · · . · '" "'' i Sanda ta of Mr and .,erspn prefer · Call ut IUCKLIY 8-25-lfn • ATH&IITOW TlV, : ,Anu, • 992 316 ; Jeu ft WhiLomL eg.lv:._~e" 0 1 e_~~~ In my Gosney. phone . ~~111·31C !~~~' ltCktl 1 p1~J~~:~.n:~t~lt. GOOD lnnitment prope.'iQ;j ;• ~ . ';:.. . ~.=~. ~t;: Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Boggeos rn-· ht>t on sllould original cartons. No II· • HOUle •wllh lhret lurnl ·, :. '· · .:.,. · • ~~" c ·~· 8.1, .tfc of An""'ui..• Mr and Mr COOK. Morfin Rtsteuront. rtMinf you tach11]0!11s needed, as our . opartmenll, baaemtnt, two . . ' · ·. • David '1.;;'~. w~re Sund:y· WILL pick up merchandise and Apply In poreon. MlddiiJICiri. :...:·"'~'·:::,.'.~ conlthtr611 , art bullt·ln. s.... goragtPrls. Monthly lnblc,Omtl:: NEIGLER ConiiW"Iei!l· ' Fot Joke to 0\ICtlon on a per- _ _ _ _ _ __ _ .:.t-30.:._tftfoc W I or· '2 ,...,..~ 11)~kel· $190. , Cad rMIOIII•¥ .IGif building or rari\lxltallrig ~ ' .1 IJie&la of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Mrs. Eni111 Nlchoilon baa centage basil. Call Jim we solve Ntttl"" J'rilltllltl bultooha!•,- on I!\ITIOIIS, · quick Hit. l'llonl1 992·3035. homt, call Guy Nllaltf', , ,, JloW!u. Others eaWns In the• returned from viaiUna bor Adoms, auctioneer. Ruliand. T. v. lochnlclon for banch and Sltller on "'"'' Hoattrs monograms, and btl~nd htrl! 7·19·11<:, Raclno, Oh~ J" ' Pt1ont 7o42 ~~ sarvlco calls. Must bt .,.. · Wolnstolll stitch. Full tllh prlct, ,!0 , , .' ·. -·:,. , i-3l•t(c '/. Pomeroy Mollr Co. '. I For Rent .' .w•"' - ----- ®· -· .. 'E!p£RT. Wt...r~~'merit $5.55 f."' :I . ... R.. ~-·~~~·· · ··--~ 6.98 ' ~""""' ·~ BlaeHriir's ' :Jfff .,.. tjif '&5' .. .'1..;,· ,; . ·! . • ' 'I · :I ".I; Eating Out HELP WANTED Is a .~- "" <!"1 . !· Fcimlli .. .•., , ..,;t. ;; 1<'' Fav•lte ••• ·' '·•-:.;1 .! '· •' ~-,·: ••... 7--- '. 11...,.,, .' ' ·~ ·~... IAILEY'S·RESTAURANr Pom... • Ji~ ~ •.•7• ... ----- ar.p. -· .. . ·~ .[/ .·.r _, '\" . - .--,\""it! "'',...:, 1 a fto =.. . i ' ltadar SaJes DANCE 'I I" . 'Z , ' .. ,4. 992 Personals !:'":tr~m::.~= ~ter~~=:. ~::;.·~,J.hone · · 9-23-tfc Long Rlndley and Bill ~ of Oblo,andwithbordaugbterand' HORSE AUCTION. sund•t· 9+tfc andfaml!Mri.IWaCaryne COOK wanted. also kitchen ......... ohi Y a • miiH ncrth o1 Athons, State help. Appty In penon. Crow'• of Delaware, Ohio, Kim and dingtoo, o. Routt 13. Over 100 held of Steak Houie. 99 local, and Mra. " -6t< _, MA", woman or couple to live Mre · Leo Taylor • Paula and with Mr. and Mrs. Artley Blake 9·3-llc In wllh elderly man. Phone Sandra, .spent Sunday evening at Clifton. REVIVAL AT O.u\-eh ol God, 7o12-5613. wtthMr.andMrs. BobTay19t'at Mllllday gueata of Mr. and Chtstor. from Stptember 6 OaDipollo. Mrl. Olear J!enrr were I4)Ttle thrl!UQ!I Stptwnber IJ wllh Mr. and Mre.• "" "-vid ......,.. .._,. IJ"'·"" , grandd•n&h'Rev.· Dcmld Shotll• -•tor TELI'VISION rapatrman for - ~... --· -~..,. of ~ · artlo reteller. Experltnct 1 and family of WIJ.nlln&lollllljlenl GaliOn, Ohio. !"f~~~ · r:a<tulred. Write c-o Dally Sunday evening ,.ttb Mr.· and Mloa Bonnie Wamaley of 9.:J.ttc Sentinel, P. 0. Box 729-E, Mre Robert Wood and ""bllle - - - -- . -- - Pomeroy, Ohto. 4571/1. · . ..,. Collllllbul, Ohio, vWted over ON A. budaet? ~wn free t~YI· _ _ _ __ _ _ .:. '".::30-.:;tfc and Waid Johnson. 'l'l1e1 lllo the weeken4 with her parents, Have • Pt1yh0U11 Toy party. vWted Mrs. Laura Clilcle at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Call Joan at 7G·3655. Female Help Wanted Dorcu. Wamsley. t -111-61t Mr. and Mrs. DwaiZJ Porter of Mrs. Bow.ro Rayburn end BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY "'·bel "'•"--'II ·"'-''-' DEALER: Worl< Auobst to Mn. ""' .,......... ,_..., THE ANNUAL Rio Gronda Dtc:tmber, free lrolnlng. No , - - ----.,..---..., on. SUIJday with Mr. and Mrs. volunt- fY.t departmont COI!ffHng, no delivery, no ~:"~~."::tte~ :~·andMr. ~~:;:en, H~ == ~Jr."blt:,' ~tW,\'r"cih~c1~ ~U: ;,-,...=:=.'~,~4-~ .WoSorv~cot::~;;;" J.\,c.~,,.r. =:...::':'= , lol Jack KaQe, You, and Music! . ' . w:ma•.:._. ._..~. . ._ ~ "'"'" .,_,. ''"'""',... daughter, Mn. ~olm GordoiJ IJ1 caufG'Illa • ...., ...,.t about a :;;:'.1•• lbeN mootb .__.,. · Mr • • Mrs•.!(emeth £d. ·-'· of ,_,.._.. haYt ,__ • "'"" ........ _ -· vlilitlng ~ ~ fn •!be <lilton area. { ;·· ~r.: ~y.;~~d~1:;r.~r~ . ~.m~~:~- ~~.~!~ Saturday evening, !liP- · Heiskell, Souffi Point, Ohio. 12, Ollht Communl!i Hall on 7-17·tfC the Rio Grandi umpus. PurpoH of lhls Is to buy IWW MIDDLE·AGED lldy to live In fire equipment . Hot fish ond da hou-rk. Apply In sandwtcllol, hcmemedt leo grrson· Wlllillin· Biylht. Flflh crum, c:allel end pies will bt · Racine Ph-• ·-..,.. sold. A llC)Uil't dance will ·• · -- -,..•• . 9·l1-6tc follow. 9-9-31< - -- -·- - Fer Mrs. Abllle Cbaltin, CU!too, Rent GUN SHOOT, Forked Run, 3 ROOM ,unfurnlsht.d apart. was honored her 85.1h Sportsman Club. Sunday, mont. PhOne birthday. Gatberlna at her September 13. 7-1-tfc home for t,he, celebration and ·~)oYin8 Ice· Cl'ell11 and cake were the II!J'. and Mrs. Mr. endMrL Mr. and Mra. Arthur on Columbus, Rouah and Mn. Marclltet and Mr. and Mn. Chattin . 99'•·• · . orE·Zt.rm~ Phillit t-il~~ HOMEMADE Ice qu•.rts, c.11 '~;...... or\ LARGE Warm ........ ,"' gos , . Otlttim62~\~y I· ;AJ;;v ,. '!!!~n 9. ~.~!!!ary. "'•-<•,:m ·. ~&l'f.r :~~ 1 :/e.<::~&:i 19U MOBILE Home/ '·'.Jtp . and Gen*lemen " " . ..." ...,. .. ' Holton Iller 6 p.m .• one milo east of Five Points. 9·9·31j> · r£. Moan. li:l;;oD: "!- 9"!~ 1 • 71• · . ,,.,. f'ets.Fer·Sal.. . r •llflllft,,.·,r·JJE'l ' , R!ILJY . "'¥!~~ ' :" . . , . . Olj). STETTER, c~NTRY.~O:~~·Piillfod 3 litdr~ml; bjlfl, · ·aprlng w~~· 2 car .eer~e, 1 .bam. Mt~eiJ. 6'11 ..Aa'H.·· CJnly ss;aou.oo ! . · PUREBRED Polled tlortlord PARKV[E~ ·· .. Is l1oodl · D U bull About l,OOOpOUndo· $240 · ...., . u tii~ .Ill! . RkOOMS, . dlt\111 ' tot, Phofta 7(1.•• .. ·.· ' "•K"~. L~· 1"nc~'· .3 nlc~ , lichen .- an living. · ·· f·l0-3tc ahow pupple_s. Grop!"ln~. . Cor(IOft. "·JC!O·OO · ~~991~. . . · 2 WARM .......nlf19 ~~heaters, , 3-17·1fc . 3. ~~~~~~~~ · fully •utomatlc. Ol1e. 65,000 8A$SET .A . t(r ~~ ~1•1 BTU wllh f~. $75. Other I s - ot; llelllly~.......l · . «J,ooo BTU, sso. Phone tagt. 13s-t511. Jill! Of!. flt.lo·7 Chester. 98.1-41011. near T - s ·Ptiino, Oh • 9-10-3tp Franclo Benedum, ·Phone Coolville 667,31$4. · ----------. 1·16-JOic • BARKAROO tc.nfteta, lov~lllt Mlnloture Schnau~. Tori:hl Ohio. Turn right, fifth houla. :£~'· ~ Coolville '667· f+t2tc 011111'1 La,....t Mollilt HollltDtlltr '· . .j.u. DANNIE'S MOBIL£ ..,.ES ·' ' • '' se:Tic l•nko1<(lillned, Mtltir · 66;.~~.- s IW&rt, Ohio. I!!!. ~WJMIDM;;"'-~,:;;:!3!.-Jc. v..........ma. these fiJur Jumbleo, ' ' · w leiter tu ...h oqiWe, tu 101'111 four ordin1r1 word1. I ,..,,(J)T .I I I I ( ) [j �j' ' "' \1 ~ ih ·' ' :\ . < ' > e ~ Tflt'Dellylltntlile~M~y, O;.S.ppt, mt • '1 .' • I' ' . · arlain· s ,: B~rgai:·ns, ·.and A· I G Beav"" Fal¥. Pa., ljlent two · r--_ _..__ pp e rove =:!~:':.~~ Ray HaJIIWI. Ne~·s, Events a:;:Uy~C::t!: By Mre. Herbot1 ROIIIII Sunday even1J18 with Mr. and . tfi:' _...;•~•--------'-- 2 _, Po•eroy ·.. \CI . QUALm lotor Co• . ,Of 1 t ~. <· 'I 6 BEDROOM .houM J rolter. Available Seplembor 14. Phone 992·395A. • 9·111-61C ~· 5 ROOM 'houH. bath, cim· · pltloly furnished, v. ~"}!! lrom Rl. 7 on 1\1. lJ. ..., month. Phone 992~~. ' 9-ill-31c ROQfJN& ,. l Guests of Mr. and Mrs. IWy Mrs. Randall Roberta. ·· tv.(D~ lf6t YOLKSWAGlN SlitS Buck SUnday evening for dinner Mrs. Orpha HU1 entertained Loeellaw mUeege car , red vinyl Interior with whlt"e.JX· . itl1Jli\d were Mr. and Mra. Don Ham· the WSCS of the Letart Falla • terlor, radio, custom equlpme.nt with deluxe ...wheel, gOOd + mond end Robby, Mrs. Betty Methodist Church Friday tires. Set thl1 EQ111omy oar & Sovo. · UNFURNISHED aporlmtnt, 1,.. CHEYRO~ET ' · . Sl4fS Slew art, all of Columbua, evening at her hmle. Members living r110m~ kitchen, 2 , Impala Convertible. Locally owned, low mlluge, Robert Rill;,hle of Portland, altendina were Lola Bell, Erma bedrooml, bat . Growl Hill. 1. whitewall llrft, shows little wear, v.a engine. radio. Mrs. Cora Buck of Antiquity, Hill, Erma Wilaon, Vashti Middleport. ()I 1!92:Pl19. automatic, power slelrl"'. air conditioned. dark blue 9·10.311' . and Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush, Grimm, Nora croaa, Margie finish, white top. Priced tot summer cleoranc:e. 1967 OOOOE· . S1SfS local. Hunt, Gladys Shields, and TRAILER, Brown'l trall.or Dart • Door. Very low mlftege by 1 focal ownir, new w·w Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Orpba HUI. Guesta attendJn& · Park. Minersville. Phone 992· llrH. 6 cyl. e"'lne, radio, automatic trans., ..,_ Rt.1 3324. Wkkeraham, Jell arid T!m, Mr. were Uncia HUI, Lorna BeD and I steering, seats& Interior like new car. red finish. 9-9-lfc and Mrs. Jim Wickersham and Violet Grimm. Mrs. Florence HiU underwer.l Mary Lou Wickersham of FURNISHED apartment, n7 Colwnbus enjoyed camping at lung surgery at University 3rd Avo.. Mlddie(:lort. Nice yard. P!Jrch, private en· Hospital in Colwnbua and 1a Burr Oak Park. OPI!N IYI!S. liGO P.M. lrances. Phone992.2780or 992· Mrs. Larry Badgeiy, improving satlsfactorlly. NIMIROY, 01110 l ' < .. Christine and DeMy of Fairfu, Mr. and Mrs. Don BeU end 1-25-tfc For Sale IW. ~ nspec~ ~ Va., spent three weeks with her Lorna spent 'Labor Day FOR HOMEMADE lcacrNI!Iin "'--'weekend with Mr. and Mrs. TWQ.BEDR()()!.I housetraller. parenIa, Mr . and Mrs. ""wuo Ao Notice -"'o.~ ,:; ... qoarls, &ashen Au~lllory, INFORMATION Available Sept. 14. Phone 992· Gloeckner while Mr. Badgely Earl Grimm at Colwnbus and call 9..,.<160:1 or 9of9·4522. DEADLINes GUN SHOOT. Friday, Stp· -GUARANt.EEo9-Utc was attending "'boo! at Dayton. atten~ed \he stale fair . They s P .M . Dey Before Publlc~ltlon tember 11, 7 p.m. MUe Hill 395-4. 9-11·6fC Piiilnt ~:31194 Monday Deadtlne9t .m. d b Mr. and Mrs. Richard Norris alBo vWted an aunt, Mrs. Cenctllatlon a. corrections Road, hams an aeons . KENNEBEC 1'011-. ltrgt. 2 bedroom house, close and family of Carroll and Mr. Florence HUI, at University Will be 1ccepled untll9 a .m. tor Sponsored by Racine Fire SMALL all purpoH. Sol: hun'drilf. to Meigs High School al Rock Day of Publlcatlbn Department. One milo off II . 124. Graef ( P~..,; Hllliae & ~ and Mrs. Alonzo Norris of Hospital. AEGULATtONS f.f .Jtc Springs. Suitable for scnool Band Rt. 338. Tom Sayre, llf6 I. Mi111. ;Ginoroy, 0. The PubliSher r!serv~M the - - - -- - - - personnel . Phone 992 -6187 Casstown visited with their Mr. and Mrs. Don BeD and Pbotto ma:o . right to edit or reject any ads Phone a.J;I-2436. · Lorna enjoyed a vacattoo at NO HUNTING on my properly alter 5 p.m. 9-11-6tp !DOther , Mr5 . Ada NOrriS. de emed obiecllonat. Th e during ~his hunting season . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __9-1-tfc 1.···' Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt FergUIOII Cass, W. Va., visiting Casa publisher will not be re$pon~ible Starling Massar. for more than one lm:orred of New Ha ven, W. Va., Mrs. Railroad at Greenbank. They insertion . ''·9-Jtp RATES For Sale -Floasie Soberl and friend of visited the couservatory and For Want Ad Service Summerville, N. J., spent fish hatchery and vWted Mr. Scents per Word one insertion Minimum Charge 7Sc Saturday evening with Mr. and BeD's uncle, Okey Webb, at 9-11-ltc 12 c e nt~ per . w Jrd three 1\jrs. Homer Warner Sr. Cairo, W. Va. consecutive ln~Prfl nM This ,I 18 cents per word si x con Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush Mrs. Don Bell Ia caring for secutive 1949 RICHARDSON mobile lnser 'Ions . big ed1lel home. 12K6:l feet, fully car· spent Tueaday at Hebron. Heath HUl while hla mother, MECHANIC 25 P.er cent Oluount on paid , __ ue,, p,ted. Tak• ollt!r payments. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Warner Mrs. Don Hill is teaching ads and ads paid within 10 days . Must know auto. trans. UUIU Call 991-7019. CARD OF THANKS 9-ll ·~lc Sr ., Mr. and Mrs . Hoyt school. work. Good working & OBIT J ARY SUO tor SO word m inimum Ferguson of ~w Haven, w. Miss Jan RiU spent a weekend Each conditions, paid additional word 2c. NEW I Foot truck camper. Va., Mrs. Flossie Sober! and with her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. BLIND ADS vacations. Must apply Sleeps sl•. Phone 992-39$.4. Additional 2SC Charg e per friend of Summervllk, N. J., Dallas HUI. Miss RiU attends Adv 9·11-61c in person at Mason errisement . Give Mom ,a night off and the family a 'hange spent Sunday with Mr. md Mrs. college at Rio Grande. OFFI C E HOURS Auto Mart, Mason, W. of pace . •• Indulge in an eicperhince of trUly • 8: 30a .m . to 5: 00 p.m. Daily , Floyd Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, SMALL business, oolng conVa. 8 AM to 5 PM daily 8 . JO am . to 12: 00 Noon gracious dining. Gracious atmosphere. cern. Righi prica to right Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Norris Walter McDade, Klm Early, Saturday except Sunday. person . OUr books open for TRY OUR.BROASTED (:HICKEN and Clarence were Sunday Bob Skinner end Gene Early of our Inspection. Central 1 guesta of her mother, Mrs. Troy, Ohio, Howard Roush of Card c Thanks r.otatlon. Write BoK 729-V, Edna Stiles at Pomeroy. Mansfield and Robert Hill of MY SINCERE thanks to Wanted To Buy care of Dally Sentil')ltll, Tnt Super 717 Pomeroy 1 0hlo, and we'll give Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Racine spent Saturday evening fr lends. neighbors and PIGS. Meigs FFA. Call Everett 218 E. Main • · · 992.9974 oy 1n extrl·ltr011Jo relaflves for kindness exyou complete Information. Holcomb, Meigs High School. Gloeckner have purchased a at the Bowling Lanes at Mason, tended at death of my held thlt Open Da1ly 5:30..7:00, Sunday7:00.7:00 · 9·10.61c phone 992·2159 or Alpany 698· estc:unina 1 mobile home for the latter's W. Va. doughier. Elizabeth "Sio" 5025. fotmly fine to 3/16". molher, Mrs. Ada Norris who Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Ours and LJorue. Speciallhankslo those 9·9-3tc sickleblr attachment requires Ius COAL, llme•tone. Excelsior who sent flowers and food, the - - - - - - Salt •Works, E. Meln St., will move from Letart Falla to MisaLoretta Ours accompanied Rawlings-Coats Funeral USED fuel oil tank. Phone maintenance .. lasb lonaer. Corn Pomeroy. Phone 992-3191 . WHEEL Horse Sales and C. BRADFORD. Aucfl.._ East Letart to be near her the latter's mother, Mrs. Ralph Home, the Rev . Charles hucb and windrow pickup.altEhChester 985·3953 . A-9-tfc Service. Baum Lumber Complete Sorvloa rnent 1r1 also available. _ _ daughter, Mrs. Gloeckner. Ours, to her home In New Slmo..,, and the Middleport P 9 9 31 Company, Chester, Ohio. PhOne 9of9·3821 d 1 Labor emergency squad. Mrs. - - - - - - - - . h'- p Phone 985·3301. Racine, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bostick Br 18 ~·. a., an spen Estella Smith. $.20-tlc Crltf Brodford · · ' ·• · and family of Dunbar, w. va., Day weekend. Mrs. Ours bad 9. 11 . 1tc OLO UPRIGHT pian·os. any HOLI.AI\C condition , as long as have not S.l·tft spent Labor Day weekend with spent a week wlth her da ug hter, been wet. Raying S10 each. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood and Loretta, at Middleport. Notice Firs I floor only. Mondays will ~UU.... ,____ Debilie and Waid Johnson. Mrs. Bertha :Robinson bas .-------~--l be pick-up day , Write, giving r1 IWII"IIMD.,_, . Peggy Boso of Great sold her residence and will good directions. l'lano MISS Company,. Box Witten 118, Sardlll, Bend spent Monday afternoon move to the former Homer Ohio >13946. with £Bostick. Nick}ea boule at FaJrvlew, .~ . 8-20-llc Spring Avo. Pa d Sandra T•,.81 ownill by ~yre. ''!' '"' Al'l'be Ea~ Club ,..C.....,.. , ,""i"' Ilr?w l' ,:.:1 '' I.;,_.~ ,, ~""'".w~· ..., ""'i'l... .. . ·· ~ '· r'l\JL0""''urn e1 • ttt•u ,. Colum nta weeliencht!i'li " &..-. and · HoYrara Featurin(! atlt e . Write 'Miller, llleirparenta, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Robinson of Flatwoods, W. VA., and 'f Rt . ol, Pomeroy, Ohio. Calf Taylor. On Saturday Mrs. spent Sunday wi!ll the former's The Country Swingers 992·'271. 9·1-tfc Taylor and Sandra were at mother, Mrs. Berlha Robinson. llallmiaY - -- - - -- SPINET.consolo plano. Will Holzer Medical Center for a Labor Dey aueata of Mrs. SoPtember 1! Employment Wanted transfer to responsible party. WITH all utllltleo. checkup. Mr. end Mra. Elm2r Robinsoo were Mr. end Mrs. PM. Till A.M. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _9_ -B,.tc Cash or liberal terms. Write LOTS Rntrlcted sub division. •.; to Jack Stlrgent of Racine Rick 9 • WILL 00 babysllllng In my Credit IM-, P.O. Box Stone and Missy of Leon, W. • homo. October 12 through COLONIAL maple o...-eo-radio 2·acre loll. Phone Chesler 27,, Shelbyvme. Ind .•. 46176. Va., were SUnday gueata of the Barsent and Fiancee of CoJum. Members and Guesta In· rw.y 15. Nrs. Roger Bohr. combination, 4 opeaker oiMld 915-3301, night 915·3302. 9-... ltlp bua vlted across !rom Eas...-n High !YSiem, • '-II changer. t"-tfc Taylors· . ' School. Pllone Chester 9115· Balonce S7UO. UN our time Mr. end Mrs. David Jonea, Mr. end Mrs. DeMls Manuel payment plan. FREE GIFT ELECTROLUX SWEEPER - 7 ROOM modern home with 3958 Diana, 'fomrny and David Lee, :'~.~~~~cbaaedt Raclnethe H~~N~ f.Unc;:,'0~to;'.,~.; · 9·9-6tp wllh every purchaH. Calf 992· ''ff''te with adwtt~ts, ~Hmtnt, g~rage, • tWo 3352 · of Hlllaboro, W. Va., Mr. end ,.,...,,. "'""'"'~ 8 Friday to receive con· Wnled ~~~ opray, «< ln..,~ ,_c,_,.,.-tr.... li~Ktt Mra. Richard Carleton of and will move there .... from slgnmenll et 10 a.m. ~=======9=··~t~c price row.a'VIY cash gi'GIIId . 124. Let'Auction11 Help a onlybegs. $31. FullTerms SyracuH,loeallld Ohio, onby Rt.ow~. llllarleaton, w. va., Mr. and the 'lberon Jobnlon reoldence. starting ot 1 p.m. us se MALE. tack of all tracteo. Three available. Ph<xle 992·2615. · ""'"" Glll'f"'l• _,m for .H·If~.. · ;,__ ,., •---• your merchandiN. or four days a week. Retired 9J1•t• •"""'n~· . Mn · _..,y """gesa, """"• 3-22-tfc red R h EUGEN. . ~' ~..,.. "'~" · · · . · '" "'' i Sanda ta of Mr and .,erspn prefer · Call ut IUCKLIY 8-25-lfn • ATH&IITOW TlV, : ,Anu, • 992 316 ; Jeu ft WhiLomL eg.lv:._~e" 0 1 e_~~~ In my Gosney. phone . ~~111·31C !~~~' ltCktl 1 p1~J~~:~.n:~t~lt. GOOD lnnitment prope.'iQ;j ;• ~ . ';:.. . ~.=~. ~t;: Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Boggeos rn-· ht>t on sllould original cartons. No II· • HOUle •wllh lhret lurnl ·, :. '· · .:.,. · • ~~" c ·~· 8.1, .tfc of An""'ui..• Mr and Mr COOK. Morfin Rtsteuront. rtMinf you tach11]0!11s needed, as our . opartmenll, baaemtnt, two . . ' · ·. • David '1.;;'~. w~re Sund:y· WILL pick up merchandise and Apply In poreon. MlddiiJICiri. :...:·"'~'·:::,.'.~ conlthtr611 , art bullt·ln. s.... goragtPrls. Monthly lnblc,Omtl:: NEIGLER ConiiW"Iei!l· ' Fot Joke to 0\ICtlon on a per- _ _ _ _ _ __ _ .:.t-30.:._tftfoc W I or· '2 ,...,..~ 11)~kel· $190. , Cad rMIOIII•¥ .IGif building or rari\lxltallrig ~ ' .1 IJie&la of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Mrs. Eni111 Nlchoilon baa centage basil. Call Jim we solve Ntttl"" J'rilltllltl bultooha!•,- on I!\ITIOIIS, · quick Hit. l'llonl1 992·3035. homt, call Guy Nllaltf', , ,, JloW!u. Others eaWns In the• returned from viaiUna bor Adoms, auctioneer. Ruliand. T. v. lochnlclon for banch and Sltller on "'"'' Hoattrs monograms, and btl~nd htrl! 7·19·11<:, Raclno, Oh~ J" ' Pt1ont 7o42 ~~ sarvlco calls. Must bt .,.. · Wolnstolll stitch. Full tllh prlct, ,!0 , , .' ·. -·:,. , i-3l•t(c '/. Pomeroy Mollr Co. '. I For Rent .' .w•"' - ----- ®· -· .. 'E!p£RT. Wt...r~~'merit $5.55 f."' :I . ... R.. ~-·~~~·· · ··--~ 6.98 ' ~""""' ·~ BlaeHriir's ' :Jfff .,.. tjif '&5' .. .'1..;,· ,; . ·! . • ' 'I · :I ".I; Eating Out HELP WANTED Is a .~- "" <!"1 . !· Fcimlli .. .•., , ..,;t. ;; 1<'' Fav•lte ••• ·' '·•-:.;1 .! '· •' ~-,·: ••... 7--- '. 11...,.,, .' ' ·~ ·~... IAILEY'S·RESTAURANr Pom... • Ji~ ~ •.•7• ... ----- ar.p. -· .. . ·~ .[/ .·.r _, '\" . - .--,\""it! "'',...:, 1 a fto =.. . i ' ltadar SaJes DANCE 'I I" . 'Z , ' .. ,4. 992 Personals !:'":tr~m::.~= ~ter~~=:. ~::;.·~,J.hone · · 9-23-tfc Long Rlndley and Bill ~ of Oblo,andwithbordaugbterand' HORSE AUCTION. sund•t· 9+tfc andfaml!Mri.IWaCaryne COOK wanted. also kitchen ......... ohi Y a • miiH ncrth o1 Athons, State help. Appty In penon. Crow'• of Delaware, Ohio, Kim and dingtoo, o. Routt 13. Over 100 held of Steak Houie. 99 local, and Mra. " -6t< _, MA", woman or couple to live Mre · Leo Taylor • Paula and with Mr. and Mrs. Artley Blake 9·3-llc In wllh elderly man. Phone Sandra, .spent Sunday evening at Clifton. REVIVAL AT O.u\-eh ol God, 7o12-5613. wtthMr.andMrs. BobTay19t'at Mllllday gueata of Mr. and Chtstor. from Stptember 6 OaDipollo. Mrl. Olear J!enrr were I4)Ttle thrl!UQ!I Stptwnber IJ wllh Mr. and Mre.• "" "-vid ......,.. .._,. IJ"'·"" , grandd•n&h'Rev.· Dcmld Shotll• -•tor TELI'VISION rapatrman for - ~... --· -~..,. of ~ · artlo reteller. Experltnct 1 and family of WIJ.nlln&lollllljlenl GaliOn, Ohio. !"f~~~ · r:a<tulred. Write c-o Dally Sunday evening ,.ttb Mr.· and Mloa Bonnie Wamaley of 9.:J.ttc Sentinel, P. 0. Box 729-E, Mre Robert Wood and ""bllle - - - -- . -- - Pomeroy, Ohto. 4571/1. · . ..,. Collllllbul, Ohio, vWted over ON A. budaet? ~wn free t~YI· _ _ _ __ _ _ .:. '".::30-.:;tfc and Waid Johnson. 'l'l1e1 lllo the weeken4 with her parents, Have • Pt1yh0U11 Toy party. vWted Mrs. Laura Clilcle at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Call Joan at 7G·3655. Female Help Wanted Dorcu. Wamsley. t -111-61t Mr. and Mrs. DwaiZJ Porter of Mrs. Bow.ro Rayburn end BE A PLAYHOUSE TOY "'·bel "'•"--'II ·"'-''-' DEALER: Worl< Auobst to Mn. ""' .,......... ,_..., THE ANNUAL Rio Gronda Dtc:tmber, free lrolnlng. No , - - ----.,..---..., on. SUIJday with Mr. and Mrs. volunt- fY.t departmont COI!ffHng, no delivery, no ~:"~~."::tte~ :~·andMr. ~~:;:en, H~ == ~Jr."blt:,' ~tW,\'r"cih~c1~ ~U: ;,-,...=:=.'~,~4-~ .WoSorv~cot::~;;;" J.\,c.~,,.r. =:...::':'= , lol Jack KaQe, You, and Music! . ' . w:ma•.:._. ._..~. . ._ ~ "'"'" .,_,. ''"'""',... daughter, Mn. ~olm GordoiJ IJ1 caufG'Illa • ...., ...,.t about a :;;:'.1•• lbeN mootb .__.,. · Mr • • Mrs•.!(emeth £d. ·-'· of ,_,.._.. haYt ,__ • "'"" ........ _ -· vlilitlng ~ ~ fn •!be <lilton area. { ;·· ~r.: ~y.;~~d~1:;r.~r~ . ~.m~~:~- ~~.~!~ Saturday evening, !liP- · Heiskell, Souffi Point, Ohio. 12, Ollht Communl!i Hall on 7-17·tfC the Rio Grandi umpus. PurpoH of lhls Is to buy IWW MIDDLE·AGED lldy to live In fire equipment . Hot fish ond da hou-rk. Apply In sandwtcllol, hcmemedt leo grrson· Wlllillin· Biylht. Flflh crum, c:allel end pies will bt · Racine Ph-• ·-..,.. sold. A llC)Uil't dance will ·• · -- -,..•• . 9·l1-6tc follow. 9-9-31< - -- -·- - Fer Mrs. Abllle Cbaltin, CU!too, Rent GUN SHOOT, Forked Run, 3 ROOM ,unfurnlsht.d apart. was honored her 85.1h Sportsman Club. Sunday, mont. PhOne birthday. Gatberlna at her September 13. 7-1-tfc home for t,he, celebration and ·~)oYin8 Ice· Cl'ell11 and cake were the II!J'. and Mrs. Mr. endMrL Mr. and Mra. Arthur on Columbus, Rouah and Mn. Marclltet and Mr. and Mn. Chattin . 99'•·• · . orE·Zt.rm~ Phillit t-il~~ HOMEMADE Ice qu•.rts, c.11 '~;...... or\ LARGE Warm ........ ,"' gos , . Otlttim62~\~y I· ;AJ;;v ,. '!!!~n 9. ~.~!!!ary. "'•-<•,:m ·. ~&l'f.r :~~ 1 :/e.<::~&:i 19U MOBILE Home/ '·'.Jtp . and Gen*lemen " " . ..." ...,. .. ' Holton Iller 6 p.m .• one milo east of Five Points. 9·9·31j> · r£. Moan. li:l;;oD: "!- 9"!~ 1 • 71• · . ,,.,. f'ets.Fer·Sal.. . r •llflllft,,.·,r·JJE'l ' , R!ILJY . "'¥!~~ ' :" . . , . . Olj). STETTER, c~NTRY.~O:~~·Piillfod 3 litdr~ml; bjlfl, · ·aprlng w~~· 2 car .eer~e, 1 .bam. Mt~eiJ. 6'11 ..Aa'H.·· CJnly ss;aou.oo ! . · PUREBRED Polled tlortlord PARKV[E~ ·· .. Is l1oodl · D U bull About l,OOOpOUndo· $240 · ...., . u tii~ .Ill! . RkOOMS, . dlt\111 ' tot, Phofta 7(1.•• .. ·.· ' "•K"~. L~· 1"nc~'· .3 nlc~ , lichen .- an living. · ·· f·l0-3tc ahow pupple_s. Grop!"ln~. . Cor(IOft. "·JC!O·OO · ~~991~. . . · 2 WARM .......nlf19 ~~heaters, , 3-17·1fc . 3. ~~~~~~~~ · fully •utomatlc. Ol1e. 65,000 8A$SET .A . t(r ~~ ~1•1 BTU wllh f~. $75. Other I s - ot; llelllly~.......l · . «J,ooo BTU, sso. Phone tagt. 13s-t511. Jill! Of!. flt.lo·7 Chester. 98.1-41011. near T - s ·Ptiino, Oh • 9-10-3tp Franclo Benedum, ·Phone Coolville 667,31$4. · ----------. 1·16-JOic • BARKAROO tc.nfteta, lov~lllt Mlnloture Schnau~. Tori:hl Ohio. Turn right, fifth houla. :£~'· ~ Coolville '667· f+t2tc 011111'1 La,....t Mollilt HollltDtlltr '· . .j.u. DANNIE'S MOBIL£ ..,.ES ·' ' • '' se:Tic l•nko1<(lillned, Mtltir · 66;.~~.- s IW&rt, Ohio. I!!!. ~WJMIDM;;"'-~,:;;:!3!.-Jc. v..........ma. these fiJur Jumbleo, ' ' · w leiter tu ...h oqiWe, tu 101'111 four ordin1r1 word1. I ,..,,(J)T .I I I I ( ) [j �Apple Grove < ~ • I t ; Itt. I f.9.tfc FURNISHED ,,aP!I""'*''· 217 :lrd Ave.. middleport. Nice yard. R!'rch, private en· lroncel. li'hone9t2-27811or 9f2. 3AJ2, . i ,,.-· tN:'o".NJ...~~oN DEADLINES l· ,, 5 P.M. Day ~tfore Publlqttlon MondayOeacUinet a.m . c anceUetlon & cor rections Dey of I .. ~ ~. TWO.BEDQOC!,'.I housetraller. GUN SHOOT, Friday, Sep- Available Sept. 14. Phone 9t2· tember 11, 7 p.m. Mile Hill 3954· P-l14tC FOR HOMEMADE tcecfllllm In quorl*> Baohan Auilllary, call ,..,.- or 94'1~. .. .. , ....fc d b Road. hams an econs. :-:::':':":-=-:-:==:-=::--:; Sponsored by Recine Fire SMALL 2 bedroom house! CION KENNEBEC Potatott. r•rll'!• ell pur-. s.lj per ',hundrid• One mile oft 1<1. 124. Groll REGULATIONS 9-9-31c Bend Rt. 3341. Tom Sayre, The Publisher reserve-s the - - - -- - - ~rsonntl . Phone 992·6887 Phono~W6. right to edit or r e ject any ads NO HUNTING on my property after 5 p m detmed objectlon.al . The p.n ..tp during this hunting season. __ _ _·_• _ _ __,_-l .flc publisher will not be responf.ible Will be accepted until 9 a.m, tor • • •' Notice For Sa.le Publicltlbn for more than one tncorr rc t insertion. Oet>11rlment. to Meigs High SChool• Rock Sprlngo·. SUitable for school Starling Massar . 9-9-Jtp •.J' 't ~ Wanted To Buy ..I' PIGS. Meigs FFA. C..ll Everett Holcomb, Meigs High School, ' pi'! one 992-2159 or Alpany 6985025. H -3tc USED fuel oil tank . PJ)one Chester 985-39.53. 9-9-lfp - - - - - -- OLD UPRIGHT pianos. enr conditiOn, as long as have no bee:n wet. Paying SIO each. Flrot floor ooly. Mondays will plck·UP day. Write. giving good directions. Witten Piano be .Company,. Box 188, sardiS, Ohio 43'/46. 606 e. Main, Poinoror, o. PltaM fft·II4S . Gel K... n.em. Afl oopll'c tank cleaner . ., Landmark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy .. 9-ll ·IIC Eatfng Out ·--- - - NEW 8 Foot truck camper. Sieepo olx. Phone 9t2·3954. 9·11-41c - - -- - SMALL business. going con· cern. Right. price to right person. Our books open for The SliPtr 717 forage an ertra-stronc. reinforced head thlt keeps chopplna in Inspection. Centr1l locellon. Write Box 129-V, care of Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy. Ohio. end we'll glv<~ you complete tnforma;~'rutc est cuttlnc conditiOns. It cllops form!, fine to 3/16". Htw;-duty stckleblr att.tchmt'nt requires less maintenance ... lastslonpr. Com heads and windrow pickup~lttlch­ ment are also available I-IOL.L.AI\C DIVISION OF SPERRY R oii.""O fulton-Thompson Tracb Sales ' I 1949 RICH,&,RDSON mobile homo, 12><6:1 feet, lylly car- · Jlllted. Tekw o'ltr Pflyments. Call 9t2-7019. 9·11·3tc your ~~ -·.,. ....... Pomeroy Hill!ie a Auto 1 leiltlc tonk. For Sale MECHANIC Must know auto. trans. work. Good working conditions. paid vacations. Must apply in person at Mason Auto Mart, Mason. W. Va. 8 AM to 5 PM dally except Sunday. ~ PftOIIe m12o94 =oo~N,:::T-P:;U:;Mf,P~your=-:,:;:lugg=Ish HELP WANTED t -GUARANt.EEI>- Is a ,amliy &~ ... A~E Favw.lle o o • · VOU A ~ Give Mom ,a night off and the family a change , .• of pace ... indyige In an experience of truly gracious dining. Grac!ous atmosphere. TRY OU R.BROASTE D CHICKEN IAIUY'S· . . RF.ITAURANT ,. ' 992-9974 Pomeroy Open Daily 5:30-7 :DO, Sunday 7: D0-7:00 . 218 E. Main ~----------------~ -, COAL, llmtt~tone. Excelsior Sell .Works, E. 11\eln St.• Pomeroy. Phone 9f2.31'/1 . WHEEL Horoe Sales and 4·9·tfC Service. Baum Lumber Company, Cheater, Ohio. Phone 985·330 I. AWNINGS, storm doors end S-20-tfc windows, carports , marquees, blown flftd bell CONDITIONING, Insulation, Elmer White, AIR seles representative. For free estlmateo, phone Charles lisle. Syracuoe. V. V. Johnson and Son, Inc. · t-JO.Hc C. BRADFORD, Auctlonw. Complete Service Phone 949·3121 lladno, Ollio Crill Bradford · ' ' •• 5·1·11<: Refrigeration Hrvice. Jack'• Refrigeration, New Haven. Phone 882-2079. .u.trc ,. .... : ~· ,. '•....~ ... : . .;...- .'·•' ,a·- .~~;.. !' .' ,"' ·H ~'!; ' . " ''J. :I 'I . -"f!) l<J~ ! /;; .: al ~1~ .n, ll.~ -. i /j. . I ,:~1 ' J., ··~P I ~;[$ '·I)# llj '" CROSSWORD a. ..,. . 4. ll\tlo llllf.l S. Plollt ftbor 38. Coot· ,... llf t.I.UO. .fl- ..... ~O.LiziW>t ~- T. TJpoctlloar ~ . •. Rutllan ill, lupo . . ,parll U.IIl&I\WII7 14..,.,.,... -..... Wht 16. Allillt me .lt. - · , atl1100mlb)l;-~::::!~ 1 _,C . ~u.h llMtnmbletheoel'ourJumbl.., - Jetter to to<h ......... to form four onlln&rJ wonl1 . L~ ,., - t 'JI. CDuDeft .e l - IUfw Dllitl .A .,. '(fill,) ""' I' mtat II. C*t 'er 10. ilult ~ I [) ) I [J Ladies and Gentlemen "'If ,rMn • llii<. ~·~· •VI ' '' !' . ' '. �Apple Grove < ~ • I t ; Itt. I f.9.tfc FURNISHED ,,aP!I""'*''· 217 :lrd Ave.. middleport. Nice yard. R!'rch, private en· lroncel. li'hone9t2-27811or 9f2. 3AJ2, . i ,,.-· tN:'o".NJ...~~oN DEADLINES l· ,, 5 P.M. Day ~tfore Publlqttlon MondayOeacUinet a.m . c anceUetlon & cor rections Dey of I .. ~ ~. TWO.BEDQOC!,'.I housetraller. GUN SHOOT, Friday, Sep- Available Sept. 14. Phone 9t2· tember 11, 7 p.m. Mile Hill 3954· P-l14tC FOR HOMEMADE tcecfllllm In quorl*> Baohan Auilllary, call ,..,.- or 94'1~. .. .. , ....fc d b Road. hams an econs. :-:::':':":-=-:-:==:-=::--:; Sponsored by Recine Fire SMALL 2 bedroom house! CION KENNEBEC Potatott. r•rll'!• ell pur-. s.lj per ',hundrid• One mile oft 1<1. 124. Groll REGULATIONS 9-9-31c Bend Rt. 3341. Tom Sayre, The Publisher reserve-s the - - - -- - - ~rsonntl . Phone 992·6887 Phono~W6. right to edit or r e ject any ads NO HUNTING on my property after 5 p m detmed objectlon.al . The p.n ..tp during this hunting season. __ _ _·_• _ _ __,_-l .flc publisher will not be responf.ible Will be accepted until 9 a.m, tor • • •' Notice For Sa.le Publicltlbn for more than one tncorr rc t insertion. Oet>11rlment. to Meigs High SChool• Rock Sprlngo·. SUitable for school Starling Massar . 9-9-Jtp •.J' 't ~ Wanted To Buy ..I' PIGS. Meigs FFA. C..ll Everett Holcomb, Meigs High School, ' pi'! one 992-2159 or Alpany 6985025. H -3tc USED fuel oil tank . PJ)one Chester 985-39.53. 9-9-lfp - - - - - -- OLD UPRIGHT pianos. enr conditiOn, as long as have no bee:n wet. Paying SIO each. Flrot floor ooly. Mondays will plck·UP day. Write. giving good directions. Witten Piano be .Company,. Box 188, sardiS, Ohio 43'/46. 606 e. Main, Poinoror, o. PltaM fft·II4S . Gel K... n.em. Afl oopll'c tank cleaner . ., Landmark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy .. 9-ll ·IIC Eatfng Out ·--- - - NEW 8 Foot truck camper. Sieepo olx. Phone 9t2·3954. 9·11-41c - - -- - SMALL business. going con· cern. Right. price to right person. Our books open for The SliPtr 717 forage an ertra-stronc. reinforced head thlt keeps chopplna in Inspection. Centr1l locellon. Write Box 129-V, care of Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy. Ohio. end we'll glv<~ you complete tnforma;~'rutc est cuttlnc conditiOns. It cllops form!, fine to 3/16". Htw;-duty stckleblr att.tchmt'nt requires less maintenance ... lastslonpr. Com heads and windrow pickup~lttlch­ ment are also available I-IOL.L.AI\C DIVISION OF SPERRY R oii.""O fulton-Thompson Tracb Sales ' I 1949 RICH,&,RDSON mobile homo, 12><6:1 feet, lylly car- · Jlllted. Tekw o'ltr Pflyments. Call 9t2-7019. 9·11·3tc your ~~ -·.,. ....... Pomeroy Hill!ie a Auto 1 leiltlc tonk. For Sale MECHANIC Must know auto. trans. work. Good working conditions. paid vacations. Must apply in person at Mason Auto Mart, Mason. W. Va. 8 AM to 5 PM dally except Sunday. ~ PftOIIe m12o94 =oo~N,:::T-P:;U:;Mf,P~your=-:,:;:lugg=Ish HELP WANTED t -GUARANt.EEI>- Is a ,amliy &~ ... A~E Favw.lle o o • · VOU A ~ Give Mom ,a night off and the family a change , .• of pace ... indyige In an experience of truly gracious dining. Grac!ous atmosphere. TRY OU R.BROASTE D CHICKEN IAIUY'S· . . RF.ITAURANT ,. ' 992-9974 Pomeroy Open Daily 5:30-7 :DO, Sunday 7: D0-7:00 . 218 E. Main ~----------------~ -, COAL, llmtt~tone. Excelsior Sell .Works, E. 11\eln St.• Pomeroy. Phone 9f2.31'/1 . WHEEL Horoe Sales and 4·9·tfC Service. Baum Lumber Company, Cheater, Ohio. Phone 985·330 I. AWNINGS, storm doors end S-20-tfc windows, carports , marquees, blown flftd bell CONDITIONING, Insulation, Elmer White, AIR seles representative. For free estlmateo, phone Charles lisle. Syracuoe. V. V. Johnson and Son, Inc. · t-JO.Hc C. BRADFORD, Auctlonw. Complete Service Phone 949·3121 lladno, Ollio Crill Bradford · ' ' •• 5·1·11<: Refrigeration Hrvice. Jack'• Refrigeration, New Haven. Phone 882-2079. .u.trc ,. .... : ~· ,. '•....~ ... : . .;...- .'·•' ,a·- .~~;.. !' .' ,"' ·H ~'!; ' . " ''J. :I 'I . -"f!) l<J~ ! /;; .: al ~1~ .n, ll.~ -. i /j. . I ,:~1 ' J., ··~P I ~;[$ '·I)# llj '" CROSSWORD a. ..,. . 4. ll\tlo llllf.l S. Plollt ftbor 38. Coot· ,... llf t.I.UO. .fl- ..... ~O.LiziW>t ~- T. TJpoctlloar ~ . •. Rutllan ill, lupo . . ,parll U.IIl&I\WII7 14..,.,.,... -..... Wht 16. Allillt me .lt. - · , atl1100mlb)l;-~::::!~ 1 _,C . ~u.h llMtnmbletheoel'ourJumbl.., - Jetter to to<h ......... to form four onlln&rJ wonl1 . L~ ,., - t 'JI. CDuDeft .e l - IUfw Dllitl .A .,. '(fill,) ""' I' mtat II. C*t 'er 10. ilult ~ I [) ) I [J Ladies and Gentlemen "'If ,rMn • llii<. ~·~· •VI ' '' !' . ' '. �.· I . ' 'III..O:.;.,.!a..;. .. :I:,~P" I' ,, \ • :,· " ' I . .· 28 PAGES ..... ' ' ' " THREE ' .. . t t ·Makes A·· BAHR CLOTHIERS .. .•:. ' -,' f\ I . manager of the Quaker Slate ServJee Center In Gallipolla . Orice the f~ · 11eason beglno, most of SaUIIdera free time Ia consumed attendlns football games 01' watching then! on 'l'V. Will! the uceptlon of when he wu In the ~. · he has mJased only one and ~ Ga!Ba Academy Blue Davl1 football gaines llirice 1947 - home or away. (Once he wi8 ill and lhe other time hb mother wu U(- so we can (orfllve him mlsilng t11ose """ and . Ml<l' for one-hall games,) . Meigs Marauder Poncho AVAILABlE AT••• . , ·~ ~~ of qtana: The Maklpg oi a .~. willbii8Jn MondaY In .11111 Dally . ~· and Dally ·Sentinel', ' ::1ft; special flve1)arl ser1.. was !1!'1!11111 by United l're8l lllteraaUtillal's ~Powers and L!Jcinda Franks. ~~f!tr reporters have been deeply In· ., Pomeroy or Rutland . Miss Frankl and Powers spent nearly a month In gathering Information and FOOTBALL~ -Area hlgh IChool footbaD team opened their 1970 C8IIIJl8l8n · area Friday night Above scene was taken an GaUipoUs' Mell!Orlal Field Ji1or to the opening ldckolf. Blasting through !he paper Blue lleYU Ia GAHS end IAon Smith, number If/, Holding lhe sign are Cindy Jolin and Karen Lemley, Details of aU area games 8J!pear on to day's spor1s page, writing lhe story of Diana Oughton, who grew uti with aU the advantages that wealth and ~.. llev~led family could provide. ' ' , TheUPireporters~e~~to~tto,fll)dhqw v. , Ill~ ~erage of young people and a ~ with thll background beeame a ·~ .. . .fl"' . II) revoluUon since Joinlnc the UPI m.Jcer of bombs for rlldleal movement W'dl Open Bids Nov. 3 ~· 1 . a · ·' bent on destroying the system that gave' eOT«ed acor.. of raUiea, her so much. They Interviewed MIBo .4eiJ110Nitritloria In EUrope Otlghton's family and friends. They traveled llloulaluls of mUeo visiting cities been . where she bad 'ifo!'ked or gone to school or bad been ~ally active 81 a radical. · TIJ• FranQ..P~wers led luflltiblydnto 8 deep of lhe Sllicltritit rw 1 the the. ., · · GAUJPOUS - Performing before hla old S<hool for the first time since coming to Gallipolis Z1 yean ago from South Point, A. K. Suiter and hla GAllS Ollb'chlng band .opened their 11110·seaaoo wl!ha~efforton M~l Field ·r~ 1ame. . · MEIGS . 11-tl HORROR HOUSE. . Tochnlcotor FRANKIE AVAI,ON JILL HAWORTH BQVAD CAWID The Middleport El!Jercency Unit &awes eel a eaU to tbe F. w. Wlicol:bomeatLanpyllli at 2:10 am. Fridl.y. WilCOx 1'81 ~~rl!nclllJ diHI~ulty iD lreathlng, IIECOMI!II ILl, Robert PRIIco. When You ap.. A Savi111s Account of $50.00 or More. Juot ~- into our office and open up a Savl1111 Ace- of $50.00or 110ro, and wo will glvo you your Meigs Marauder Poncho oboolutoly free • , • Made of lightweight vinyl, and l""'intod In Mar- & Gold colora, thooo rain ponchos fit little folko and bit folh, ,_ If you have b- thinking of stortlng a .S,.vi"'l Account, bill hove boon pulli"' It off, now io tho limo 'to """ ono. You will oam a on your oavi"'•· and hove this hondy oH~Iol poncho to boot. · NEEI IOIE THAN ONE? OPEN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH $50.00 AND RECEIVE YOUR FIRST PONCHO FREE • .. . THEN YOU MAY PURCI'IASE AQ.. I)ITIONAL PONCHOS, FOR ONLY . S2.oo EACH . IF .YOU ALREADY HAVE A SAVINGS AC· COUNT WITH US, JUST ADDSSO.OOTO IT, AND . A PONCHO IS YOU"S ... FREE. . 4L. ·po·t'E-OY.NA POME~f ., S.r'Wfllf Nlit\1' COuoty For ~\e. Yoars " • it•• Fldlrll R,..• sr~•:::. · '"'~"···· Sopt.1J.14-11 TWO MI,ILU FOR SISTER SARA C·Tichnlcolorl Slll!'lh' Mldalno Clint Eaotwood "GP", .ralld ... AII - m"1Wd. . COII!:U,... , llo!ll ·,fjNIIo >.. loo... Stteie was !Ibn . to , Veterans Memorial Hospital' Thur~ay mornlnJ bl the' Pomeroy Em~r1ency Bqud ..~ be . . admitted lfllr, het!IJirilng mat bla bome ·Dell' Pclnel'oy, .: \'~ Suo., Mia.& Tllii. . ocl· Pel I Glftll\t. L!IIOIW· JP.M. ' ~·· "' I was torn down wu buill - but 0!' the Jli'operty of Hvinl alone and not offen.es acaJnst atat2 law. Sept. ' ·s,·'··h· , .· . . • . .·. D,:.· ... ·O·.· ne Jves Al . . I ' ' ' lading Iii homes go 101fa1, · aiQIIe In the ' ' hallllnle ~bow ~ "'llili•Q,!€ '· Slnilfrlg anll jJld)'llli of. tilt GAKS Alrrta Mater. :Jhe , .fe no restroom !acllltiea and lhe h0113e Is healed withcoal.81ld wood via a pot beUJed stove and a fll1Piaee, Mrs. Davia carries her cool'to thehilwwi !rom a shed 8nd cuts much of her' own firewood. Mrsc~via and her late husband never owlled a bitt she recaUs bappler days when they did own a h~ ~ buggy which they uaed for trlpa i to Rutlaild. Later, th~ did have lrlends. Who owned automolill~ and tlie~~e frlenda Ot,teo plcted w uPUII~tolakethenitol<l!~Kian meellnlt UI'Mkldleport Amor~C' Iile millly IGIIvei11n o1 pa~~l yean to Jllipll Ml'll Da~ clings II" her Klan ~ ~ hood ana tWO Klan pennants. ' ·' ,. ·,: .. :Mr•. Davl$11)'1 st;.teela•noifoar 1n . ll.~ ·~· aiOiiil, lbe• relatiJel:; IQnely ' ·~.OfleJ!. ihi>:• atiU up at ~t and ' Y111e i!faes ~ ·dly¥eaJ! ,each ill!*'nlng, lhe 'do "!th ~ a long .-i Instructor, Speaker For Celebration Is Announced G~POLIS- Walter Tarpley, Director of United Community Councll, Columbua, wiD dellver the main address durlni the 10'1tlt annual EmanclpaUon Cel,ebratlon slated Sunday, Sept. IIO, at the GaiDa County Junior Fairgrounds. , The !I"OIP'am beglno at 9:30a.m., with spoclal musk: provided by the New Hope Baptist, Corinth Baptist and MI. Carmel Baptist Chureh I"JJIPP· ·Rev. A. L. Maoon, Pastor of the Graee Baptist Olureh at ColmnbnJI, wiD ~ at the morning . worship service slated at 11 a.m. 1'111!' afternoon .1"'"8"1Dl wiD feature special~ by lhe North Ga!Ba High SchOol bUd, .Wider·the dlrectlan of David Ehrplllj. ' Oilier ll*lal musk: wiD be provided by 1u Harrilon and the VaUey . J~l~Js. . . ~. ~ R. Cllrlo~. President of fl!o Grlqde Cpllece, ~ ~~ tbe . greetings, ~ Introduce opeaal cueata. Mrs., Dorothy Lewis Is general c:bal,rlnal1. . : .'' year. The former Llevlng mine, which ,.. owned by H. A. and Raymood Llevlng prior to being sold to tlie AEP system In July of thll year, is the oldest operational mine In West VIrginia. It wu lnitlaUy opened In 1901 and em. ployed about 75 perSOM when In lull operation. liltJ:.l :. !ililaltJe."lJi!M.Rf !h!l,lie'"•"t"".:;.. , tr.rtd4y lilill!l bitiqt4 ~ ... 1IUIII.;. atl!lildlng the 11A"'~Oijlb' · hmne folks, · Lee, who plays basketball and basebaU during lhe winter and SUIIUDei monlba, lhriUed the throng with hla daz. zllng batoo twirling, lllrowlng It high into the air on several occasions, mlsslns It ' ., jii ' ,. CIO MEETS MONDAY POMEROY - The Community Jm. provenlenl Organization which hopes to build a playgr<>lllld In Pomeroy will meet at 7 p.m. MoiJclay at the Bookmobile ooly once. Headquarters on East Main St. All InFlrlll act Friday was a drill routine to terested persono are Invited. the :•utUe Giant March·." /' l· Next, the GAllS majorettes were featured as the band played "LIItie Boat." ;,:t'hl!wasfoUowedbyanuntllualmarchlng .·.~~ljjlne ~!,0 a s!l/tll!~ 4trWUtiellt iif anted· JI!_~Q~~~~ b,;~ ~Jor 1M .Galli~ sJw!l "1¥1111Ta~ ll1 S v~W"""• gcii' bff 10 a nire start before the Mrs. Anne Flsclii!r/ GAllS 'vlic81 music ' . . GAHS MusiCians Sparkle Friday FolldWllik a snojipy slr'OIY by Tom RoWell's black-dad J!W,slcialll, the Bhre Tile president,,. tile United States can ~ ®I)' of· feme• agllilln federal Jaw. ~ . u""""' ' On the coli'" lllolbaU scene, ·Siuln· ders attenda ,f1!lei'Y Ol!io State Bllekeye ' bome foolliall " · Last year lie ·even traveUecli9 Ann Arbor, Mlchiglft to watcb · !!Wt,JOIII~i;S a penon !see aU types of the Bucf!s loee their only gani8 of the year . lNf.I!"IIIIJ jtllt to. eee two IWna of huge to the Wolverine&. (He'D never forget that ,, I over the poeii!IISion of a funny. tons drive home after the big upaet.) On Sundays, be Ia 1!1 front of tile TV ·~ ·~ · obiOIIfl ball that never lll!ems to · '. lhe rlcht way? watching the Cincinnati ~ala or the '~f~ 'l;bb writer altelf!Pte<l to at least Cleveland Browns. He oeeaalonaUy goes to ~y anawer lhe above questioM by Cleveland or Cincinnati to watch a game In ~afew'oftheloealfanawhy they love person. the gilme· 11o much. Thla year, Saunders' Monclay nigh Ia . , Perhaps the area's number one will be takep up attending the games of lhe (Continued on Pille 2) toillban .fan Ia Bob Saunders, owner· ' 8/'fJeiJJl FeJJture Starts Monday POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ~I .NtW HAYEN - ~ ..,a JIIIIY ge~ an J;leen purdwed by the American E!ectr14i . OCOOOIJIY boon'In -'f 197111 plllllto ...... Power syatem. "No decision on the , _ the Philip Sporn inJne ~lerlallle. Officials of the ~ Power mine wiD be mAde pendq ... ~~ Cornplny C<dlimed FiJd«y that eon- the enJineerins a!Udlel," tbe power llmi · sldaratlon Ia ~ given ID ~ lbe official said. ll i!ath mlnea would be fliiOilOd, It Ia mine In February of nell JNt. reported the !aclllty known u !be PbDJp . "We are considering reopenlns lbe Philip Sporn nllne, polslb1y next Sporn mine wwld be ea11e9 Philip Sporn February," a apoteaman In Roanoke, Va., Mine No. I while the former Llevlng mine said, "Bul no definite decision has been would be referred to asi'hlllp Sporn Mine No. 2. made: to date." The Philip Sporn mine has been ..,... The Appa)aehlan Power Company spokesman also revealecltbat engineering on two different occasions In the past. studies are eurrenUy being made to Operations of the mine, whlcb Ia Joealed delermine the feasibility to reopen the near New Haven In lhe vicinity of tile . fonner Llevlng Coal Co. mine, whlcll has Central Operating Colf!Pany's Philip Sporn plant, was lnitlaUy opened In J.MII. It was later closed, and then reopened. TAKEN TO HOSPRAL only to close for 1fle last time In Mardi of POMI:ROY Tbe Pomeroy 1968. The mine at one time was a plue of Emergency Squed answered a caD at II Olf!Pioyment for over 150 persona.· lt a.m. Saturday to the l¥rui HOWell employed about '15 people the last Ume II residence In the Darwin area. Mrs. wu in operation. Howett, suffering from an apparent Operation of tha fmmer Llevlng Coal stroke, according to squedmen, wu taken Company mine, located near Weal to Veterana Memorial H~~~pltal . Columbia, was lllopped In April of thll .Ifill ' ' >w 1 WHthtr The Storm With Your Ow1 -l Ma, eo;nen.·. Philip Sporn Mine1n1971 tball . Fan? In 1111 The Latest SlJies and Cobs . ' . ., BY . J~ CANNON , , G~POUS - The I(IOIIIId$ of "Go, . ~; Gql" and "W.t WIIIUia Touch••clci\tnl" Jnd "Hold Tbal Une!" once again · )J;Iill.jn 11'1!1 air lllrouafloUI America as high . ' ~-· cbl1egea arid ~onal IWna ~ ~ uotller. ~~euon,:of foolllall. . ' " No!r. considered lite in!lll popular 'lport In ·tile nation, 01\il of • 1. too!jiill's ,most valua~ Ulll!la Ia that . r. ~ lliOOP of people''llnown 11 diehard . ·· ~~Wileil!er it rlln,IDo'w, hallor shllle; . ~lber tl!e\!' favorite ~e¥~'s -.rd Ia 1G·.•. ,10;1': IIllo~ lt'lhelr team "playing, they're In .: 1116 JWiM e'-'lns for a vlelorf. · ' ~ ' What ·l!llkets a jlreat foolbaU fan 1 r~ !' ' ' -.IRRO/f'- Ill ; ' . ·' :·' ' ' ,, ....,.,..... ""' Patient's Creativity . BY PAT HOUCK GAUJPOLIS- Disorder seems to~ everywhere In !hi big sunny art deportmental the Gallipolis State lnlltlll!te. Ve~ In reaUty, diB<f:ller Ia nowhere. Rather, the room abounda In systematic clutter. Ctayo111 are In clay pota, narrow atr1po of wast2 paper""' plied near a wire frame an wllleb JOIIle have alnady been paoled; Utile Wes of rainbow colorl are scattered an another table. 'lbere are ....._, some clelr 8nd some hall flnlahed, geomelrlcal designl of line& on poster paper, 8 !Ish bowl, a hooked rug. But most of aU there Ia the quiet, wblte baited art teacher In 8 reel chsa. Her name l8 NeUe Shaw and lhe cares. llle careo a IJ'till deal about her stucll!nts at the GSl Art Department. • Mills Shaw, art teacher, eame ''bact home" to GaiUpolls, after many buaJ yean In relal1ln& aDd teaehlng. The tq lam1lJ blne II 404 Third Ave,, whlcll bid helm&M to ber people for m generatlona, ~ empty, and time 100QJed Jarae on her banda after a Ule of acUvity. Following gradualloll from Olio State UnlversiiJ, she taUght art 1n Column Qt;y Srbnnlt for sovera1 "*"· But she crwllta ber uperlence ill aupervtaory rellllllng for a large ehaiu ot department stores as the IDOII •aluable training for ber DOW JOb at the lrisutute. Aricll - life began for her In llll'lln the many-windowed old Eiltt HaU at ~ GSI. She found new Interests aa ll!il worked with talented people who never had an opportqnlly to learn about art and their own creativity, · . Ill addition to clasaea In the art Mils Shaw gives one program a week ' "'''" lbree TVlelevlslon. clasoes onTV lhe is Institute:· circuit a ~·!i!~~··E leaching tool that reaches many w11o · unable to attend classes. "Creative approaches Initiative and strenglben lbougbt, said. "Ill my studenta here, pereeptionl are far sharper than most, IIIey cl.eor Images In lhelrmlnda," After alrljl. 'l ,,. >l'i! to Columbus, a resident boy came badr: 1.. • , and painted the CoiiiDlbls sllylln!l. Be cauchtllell, the tan bulldlnp 8nd tbe- : : · antbe~. :· , ODe Wlllllal aspect of ruldent wnla the varlely of their output. ''There Ia a ·• ""DJ!!& lact of repetition," lhe said. . '~led verslana of tNnga ame I!P (Continued on page 2) '*"' ·,."· · � 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 09. September 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 September 11, 1970 dailey young