http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9b6f1d47074321c781d107c5e9fcd96c.pdf 277e4930b5a7c64e3196c2502e473731 PDF Text Text ' '71 • • ezgs Fair ·Swings znto Action • at NO. XXIV NO. 87 Devoted To 'llle lralerftll Of 'llle MeJ«s-Mn•• Areca · POMEROY·MIDD~PORT. {)~0 TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1971 PHONL992-2156_ TEN CENTS Team .. ' Effort • • Asked With Huge Savings From M&R Shoeliner Boys' .Dress Sh~ Men's Desert Boots Men's Dress ·soots Men•·s Dress Shoes ladies' Dress "Shoes· ladies' Dress Shoes Little Gents' Little Gents' STOCK NO•.31D4 REGULAR DISCOUNT PRICE 487 STOCK NO. 1614 REGULAR DISCOUNT PRICE ]87 Willi SIDE REGULAR DISCOUNT BUCKLE PRICE NO. 1613 587 REGULAR DISCOUNT PRICE 887 REGULAR DISCOUNT PRICE 2f!J .NOW • I • 4 ' • DRESS BOOTS "' . DRESS SHOES ~ ·~ ... ~ STOCK NO. 1641 STOCK NO. S4SS NOW • NOW NOW REGULAR DISCOUNT PRICE 387 NOW WITII SIDE BUCKLE NO. 4131 REGULAR DISCOUNT PRICE 487 NOW STOCK NO. 0000 REGULAR DiSCOUNT PRICE J87 NOW STOCK NO. 21'h 1Q87 NOW STOCK NO: 5960 Men's WORK BOOTS REGULAR DISCOUNT PRICE NOW ~IlleS'., Girls' 3.89 6.294.69 7.09 2.39 3.09 3.89 3.09 WASHINGTON (UPI )-While .labor leaders grumbled that President Nixon's new economic package was unfair to the workingman and some unions hinted at defiance, the admi.Jlis. tration today appealed to the public for cooperation to make its wage, price and rent freeze work. Nixon called vacationing congressional leaders to the While House to seek their backing for the most comprehensive economic changes instituted by a President since the beginning of the New Deal 40 years ago. George Meany, president of afternoon for the 108tb Meigs Coonty Fair. K'vldjp day wiD be rt un fnm UP SHE~! WCI'kers d. the Pugb Amusement Co. began worldng on the AFL-CIO, led labor in 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday with ridesredn.....!cmiug that period. •Wns up rides 011 the midway on the Rock ~ Fairgrounds Monday opposition to the President's ,::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~' 88885 ~aaR;~~ plan which he said required ·· workers to sacrifice but gave a utax bonanza" to business. And William P. Wmpisinger, an International Association of The amual n_. sbNs filbe Mei&s County Fair, Machinists vice president, said "1 don't propose ·to take it again in cbarge f1l Mrs. lllargaret Ella Lewis, lead ·all others in rw•m!w of partiripallls in !ellior fair laying down." He is leading e<mpetition. negotiations for 22,1100 railroad TbereareZ311en1riesinlbeW.,II la)'sllowml220 ~.'. workers who did not share in in tile Friday BO!Per :!illoor. the 42 per cent pay raise Other enbies in 1be apm ""'•titian of lbe se~r ~ negotiated recently for other fair include: ~ One; dan ·;,..arts, 1&:!; sheep, rail workers. 54; dOOJeStic arts, paintinc. 31; poullry, nine; fann xi "If that's being unpatriotic, crq>s, 60; dairy caUie, Iii; beef mille; %1; !use conthen so be it," he added. Under formation, 50, and IMiled lkidonls regisleriDg for a :~ the freeze, the rail workers he district show. Itt ~ represents would be denied a : &l raise until mid-November, pro; PO? nr·cRoq;gr:ruccgag=:,~s::~.::::~:::;::::::::::"~ vided the &eele ia lifted ~ben. · · W. A. •"i'ony" Boyle, United Mine Workers president, said Nixon's directives ''Will not deter" his union from going after a ''fair share of the coal The llllth ani'GBI Meigs Olunf¥ JIU gut uuda way today at the industry's profits." In a conRock Springs fairgnJunds herlrd r. a lift.day run. tract expiring Sept. 30 Boyle &lnny skies greets f.airgaers as pies f1l the fair opened. Ex- has said he will seek basic llended fCI'eCaStsfor!IOUI"ead n(ldoJM••If ~~clear and warm raises of $37 to $50 a day. days Urougb Friday. But business was enthusiasJudging of domestic arts aad painliags got underway this tic. Wall Street responded mcrni:ng. The grandstandallral:tiaa.at7:lln'dock this evening is Monday with a record advance the pony pulling coalesl in stock prices. And Nixon was sufficienUy Junior Fair and open class jwting of swine and beef cattle will MEIGS COUNTY SUP!'. OF SCHOOlS Robert Bowen and Mrs. Greta &!Uie, a county begin at 9 a.m. tomorrow. tr""ie Dt1iJ wiD bert led frtm 10 satisfied with his action that he achool supervisor, as they worked Monday preparing five bootbs which will bold over 300 ara.m. to 4 p.m. Wed.._,.y witb nilcq rides r~ In that took lime off during the ticles made by Meigs County scbool children for display at tbe Meigs County Fair which opened afternoon to play golf with period, . today. The aruual borse Show wiD be lbe gJM•h!enl attraction at 1 Secretary of State William P. p.m. Wednesday. OonfuUYtion jnlgi'C f1l banes will begin at 10 Rogers. ' Although Nixon announced his a.m. ThefirstoflwOS' hr+ledfLcu *-'wiDbebeJd all p.m. plan in a dramatic television 1 1\.T • 1 Wednesday. The eveniug bigNigb~ W la;t wiD be the Junior broadcast Sunday night, all of Fair Youth Night at the grzJ'kbnl the details. bave not yet been 1 speDed out. Many of tile 1 officials who must enforce By UDited Press IDieraaUOIUII various parts of the package State Team in Lima Probe admitted they were laken by The Junior Fair building at 'IBfRSDAY - 9 a.m., dairy the Meigs County Fair was a !lbowlluo.td•q•and judging; 6:30 surprise by the announcement. COi.vMBUS -OHIO A1TORNEY General W'illiam J. Brown In a hectic day Monday, busy place today as edlibifAirs p.m., poultry and rabbit today named a four man team io represent the slate in a special these specifics were fiDed in by Bids bave been invited by the continued setting up emibits !lbownwtd4&• and judging; 7 grand jii'Y .investigation into allegations d. "criminal activities" Huntington District Corps of before the deadline at 4 p.m. p..m...li• s1ock demia~trations. Treasury Secretary John B. at the Slate Hospital for the Criminally Insane In Lima. FRIDAY - 9 a.m., food in· Connally and other officials: Nicholas CUrci, an assistant attorrey general in charge ol the Engineers on the Willow Island today. ~The !Mklay freeze on wages criminal activities divisiori and who was in charge d. the state Locks and Dam Project in the Attractive emibits of 4-11 I& >icws and nalrilion contest and salaries will prohibit all clubs, Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts cbile the day; 1:1~ p.m., fat invel~llon into lhe hospital earlier this year, will bead the Ohio River in Washington raises until after Nov. 12 and FF A are to be ready fGI' sleu' and fat lamb sale. County, Ohio and Pleasants apecial team. Others named to the team by Brown were Robert viewing after the deadline 1111il SAnmDAY - 9 am., 4-H including increases which had Mihlbaugb, a Lima attArney who acted as Brown's "unofficial" County, W.Va. been scheduled (or months or Basic description of the .the end of the fair. .Junior Fair bone sbow and judging. assistant in checking on problems at the hospital; WJlliam O'Neil even years under existing project to be bid is essentially a activities for the week are: of the attorney general's office and Paul Cassidy of Columbus wbo employment contracts. WEDNESDAY - 9 a..m... non-navigable, high-lift, gated wiD sene as special counsel. -Auto manufacturers will be (.ftCAI. IEIIIPS dam approximately 1,100· feet Decorama and demoostrations; long from the West Virginia beef showmanship and jndging TemperaiDre iD downtown required to seD 1972 model cars Dollar :shrinks about 10 Pet. bank to the recenUy constructed followed by sheep and swine; 10 1\ma:OJ Tleday al 11 a.m. at 1971 prices during the freeze THE VAWE OF TilE DOI..LAR FELL about 10 pet. in locks on the Ohio bank and a.m. to 4 p.m. Kiddie Day; 6 was 74 diegees under SWIIY period. Ford and GeneJ:al ( Continued on Page 8) Europe in light, unofficial and heavily restricted tourist trading dredging upstream of Willow p.m., Jllllior Fair lficbl lilies.. today. Tine American girls in Rome were so disgusted they Island Locks. tbmf dollar bills Instead of coins into the Trevl Fountain. Estimilted cost of the project Major European gold and money markets remained closed is $10 million . Projected lor the second day and were expected to remain clOIIed until the completion date is 1,100 days CCJIIIuaed sllualion shakes down. There Were a series ol after receipt of notice to begin. emetgency meetings to consider Europe's next move. In Tokyo, Bids will be opened about Oct. 11eavy eeiling of tbe doUar continued for the second day, and lor 26. the second day the Bank d. Japan stepped in to buy large amounts of dm!ars to k.!ep the price up to the governmenL«t parity d. 360 ' ~n to the dollar. So far the bank has bought about $1.2 billion in Sunny today and Wednesday two days. · wiUt highs in the low to mid b except mid 70s close to Lake Defiance by Wallace Applauded Erie. Clear tonight with lows in IICWI'GOMERY, ALA.- GOV. GIOORGE Wallace ~imed Ute upper 40s and 50s north to supportfr1111 blacbanda favorable national reaction today to his 50s and low 60s south. · llrectives to Alabama scbool boards to defy federal school de iP eltion circlers. wallaCe said be would go to all-bla<;k Be;na~: Coonty &obion aty population 1,500, Wedneslay afternoon for a public .. ~... ~oladuecliveorderingtheOxfordCityBoardolEducation Jail is Jolm McDaniel, %1, 1!111 the CalhoUn County Board not to comply with a federal Pomeroy, on charges of rape. _........n'·pl8cementplan, his third such order ill two weeks. Bond, set at $5,0110 in 'Melp . County cwrl, hla not been """"' "' 458 Entries in T1110 Shows J i i · Lau n ch. ed 108th (---------------------------, B • ~~ Bids Asked on l 11ews••• 1n ne1 s 1 . Wdlow lsland t Rush to Beat Deadline Locks Project Men's WORK SHOES STOCK NO. 230 AH Slwe. DQplayed For Eay Seleetion! REGULAR DISCOUNT PRICE 687 NOW 5.49 . · CARRYING THE CROOI Mondly at Melp o.t)' Fairgroundswere,froot to back, the Rev.Jacob Lebman, the Rev. Robert Card, the Rev. Harold Kuhn and the Rev. Frank Oleeselnw. The buge cross was taken to the Ministerial tent next to the Rock Springs Grange Hall. Teachers Hired Seven teachers were hired and all teachers under contract were placed by the Southern Local School Board Monday night, Charles Norris, clerk, reported. Hired were Harold Rowles, Vo-Ag instructor ; Donald Salmon•~ Charles Baer, Kathryn Hill, Sandra Hi!\, and Beverly Price. Hired under the Title I program were Ralph Wigal, leacher ; Grace Huffman, Linda Badgley, Dorothy Belitz, Ramona Yonker, aides, and Karen Johnson, parttime secretary. An additional teacher will he hired later under TIUe I, Norris reported. Ralph Wigal was also named junior high school football and basketball coach. Helen Kinder resigned as a TiUe I teacher and Tom Theiss was named substitute bus driver. .Teachers placed were: Letart Elementary, James Wickline, Chlores Grimm, Eileen Buck, KaUryn Hill, Roger Roush, and Betty W'llson. Syracuse • Elementary, Fun Night Coming Wednesday night should be "Fun Night" at the Meigs County Fair. Youthsofthecounty will be at center stage fronting the grandstand when the annual Junior Fair Youth Night is the grandstand attraction. A dog show sponsored by the Girl Scouts will lead off the evening. Cash prizes wiD be awarded for the prettiest, ugliest, funniest, most obedient and best of show. A parade will foDow at 7 p.m. witb prizes for ~ Weather i:! AT WORKSHOP Mrs. Greta Suttle, a Meigs County school supervisor, was in Athens last week attending a week4ong workshop on early education and special'education at Ohio University Inn. The · . • workshop was conducted by the Ohio Department of Education. ' BANIS CLO!IING The Pome!'O)' National Bank, The FarinerS Bank and · Co., The Citizen~ Naltonal Bank, Middleport, and the Racine Home National Bank wiD cloee at 12 noon 'lbunday .so that employes can attend the annual Melp County Fair; saymgs furnished. MONEY ,&JUrED An ~lion for money bas been filed m Meigs County ()woman ·Pleas Cwrt by_ The Fannera Bank and Sa'f111811 Ctlnpany against .Gerald R. eocar, Pome!:oy, In the 11J11Dunt of $900.41 pluJ'inlerest. • ·- , . SENIOR GIRL SWU1S ~ t.y M Lawrence Wolfe, Elma Lauks, Ruth Stearns, <llarles Baer, Beverly · Price and Donald Salmons. Racine Elementary, Robert Beegle, F1orence Circle, Edna Price, Sandra Hill, Mary Hill and Duane Wolfe. RaeiDeJUPiarHi&b,.Je:minl• Beegle, Herbert Parker, Hubert Price, Hilton Wolfe, Jr., William JeweD and Delores Wolfe. Kindergarten, Jean Alkire. Southern High School, Ralph Sayre, superintendent; James Adams, principal; Connie Andrews, Sandra Booth, Elizabeth Hobbs, Fannie Lee, Vinas Lee, Erma McQurg, Howard Nolan, Gayle Price, Carl Weese, Connie Romine, Robert Oliver, D<rothy Oliver, Bruce Wallace, Jolm Bailey, Leah Ord, Barbara Baer, Olarles Asa Bradbury n, and Harold Rowles. Attending were Charles Pyles, president; Clarence Lawrence, vice president; Denny Hill, David Nease, Gene Yost, Ralph Sayre, Jim Adams, and Norris. INy ~ their display booth at the Meigs County Fairgrounds. AU · edibills wiD be ready for . ~ today. floats, walking groups, decorated cars and other categories. At 7:30 seamstresses in the 4-H Clubs will model outstanding fashions they have made during the early spring and summer. Preceding the style revue, the Junior Fair queen and king will be presented and then will preside over the evening activities. A project review will be held also. Games for all youths ineluding a pie eating contest, egg toss, hog calling, three legged • race will be at B p.m. A small entrance fee wiD be charged. Top prize lor each game is $5. Activities will wind up witb a tractor pull at 8: 15 p.m. and horse games at 9. Patrons are .asked to be in the grandstand by &p.m. ' Driver Arrested A Pomeroy, Rl 2, man was arresled on charges of driving wtale inloDcated following 1 single car accident Mondly at 9:45p.m.onCWDtyRoad •• the Meigs Coonty Sheriff's dept. repll'ted. Gail Roger St. Clair, · 23, tra\'eling north, lCIIIt canlrlll ol IU car in a curve, weal oft the Jqhway Into a field, and '-' down a lenoe an tbe " kedith ptopd ty. 'l1lere - no injuries and medlam damage to the car. DOCTOR CAll m The Mlddlepllrt Z.R Jllllt answered a c.n to the ..... Gl Mn. ,_., W.mmw at Ill Pearl St., aU:35 a.m. T ..... Dr. J . J. Drl•l•. ..· •• ~ �• ' .I • a-•-· n ,·nn - "'" ·- .. · 1 • 1711'11 ......-.' • ' ' I veta ' far Buyers in Bullish Era Br DAVID W. aiiJftl . Ford llolor Co. Ptesidenllee DE'ftl(dT (llPI) -Cir buy- A: t.c•o:a p K1!ded GM's en .-11 to llawefit · move: Monday by PJ 'hsf._'s._ h"*Pn.o. inolcaliag lhal Ford a1Jo would le pate I' a kill£ a IIIey rew ... its lilt model price for .... dr:ar: "' tbe . . .II f« lbe !Way span. CK:ysler Corp. lbe liawe bliJic. . and AIDeric8n Motors Corp. n tlrb!IIIIJ Is cat•n . - haft Dol 811-.ced 1972 prices .._ who Yitit deldlr * - yet Md they bave little choice ..... elvin& lite tt-daJ bat tO retain theiJ: CU!Tdlt prii:e ••~ priee will lind un tags •ti1 the emu'gency period . price tap • 1m I!IOdel can. is O¥er.. Neither company, Further lrill be UljoJ!d bow eva, has djaclosed its -..aDil ._ a mare ~ plans. ~ t . . if OaCJ IJZ (ollow$ tbe If OJugress repeals tbe 7 per PI' '•~'s '" ,,.1wmtlila c:eut euise tax on autos, wbieh ·and f"!l!ll"alo lbe 7 per CBII aoto has been in existence since tu. · World Warn, the price 011 new Gmaal Jlillors Corp. Is the Amaican cars purchBsed from aniJ JN'IIffl of Del!uit's Iii& ·! mday m1 would drop by ·an m 111 a¢tDaliJ 1ew:ind .its avaage Gf. $liiiO. Foreign cars, tilllalive priee blRs fw un hoaua, will cost more !Je, .m ' 'i far tile . . , period, Cliii!Mf of the lel ....ary 10 per bat Utere's little doubt tllat c:eut import duty i~md by Gil's three little brothas will the Pt · ile•t and because of fallow lllit. the ebeaper U.S. dollar over, m:u ._......, rr- ••Inca em.e . seas. But part of the duty bike would ·. be nullified by the ,dropping of ,lbe _euise taL GM said it was resn..m.... . Its ._ Wotal!ve1972~bike,whidl amounted to an &veRge of U percentpercar,''iliorderto COOpel"ate fully With Pt . 'znt Nixon's declarali<Jn ~ the national~ to s~rq, then the U.S. international economic positioq." lacocca did not cm1e ~ ~ ~y that Ford ·~ ~ndi!"! Its 1972 tent&tive pnoe mcreases, which averagedU per cent, but said ''it ~ould be a good bet 11_18tlbe pnoes of 1!1'12 models will seR at the 19'll leveL" If this is done, he said, Ford would absca11 all of the "substantial" cost Increases during the period and JM"\Sihly he forced tAl operate at a loss. . . d . b ·. Dick· 11,!___ "dam .· s to L'ea · .. ·Bo· cats C)fE$flftE - ~d £. nabaclwi.thMiam,University. records. Adams will offidally Mmn, Ji ~ ~. A fwi!liS foothall and cage Athens ColaliJ, bi!Mfl · AIJ: Slar at AthaiS High Sebool, lh(t . I D ~ Md Allllid: Adams was givUI a OIJe7'UI" Amerlco · gridder, Is the eaatract. Blbcats'. ,... beE foollpD 'lbe ,... coach was NlJIIed to cmm. lbe , Second Team UPI All • He was dlljllo)Oif U. . , Amelic:atsquadir!19'10andwas ni&bt by the 1fner ~Local also lbtiaed as the Outstanding s-d Clf MntiCII alta the Delalsiwe Player In the MAC in . resigllation of Boward Lee Ifill. Be is a member of the llillel' hlld beat ... *\M In a l)ds!'ll"ing College Albletes of lpe"ial 1 • .. . llilll!r; 1eavillc Ariterica and was named Miami . lftor five .,._-s. 1 "Ill"" IIISt Uuitasily Atblet!! of the Year. ..-in order to tUit!Lote ..n Adams. a transfer from NoaH tern otlatvma AlrM Adams twice . . lbe lbt .JG1ior College, was a starting Va!1iable. Player ~ lbe Jlid, offensive wingback his Amerlcan.Collaenoeandtwit'e snplwm+eyeautMiami under a member Clf lbe fitsl tau AIJ: Coadl Bo Scbembecb!P.r. He MAC Caufaenoe as a ear- was the. lhird-leadlng pass leteid fcl- the Redstins With If catches far l?f yards and two (Dick) HOSPITAL NEWS ..._._his Bober Medical Center, First Awe. llld ·<JeUr St. Gmaal visllinll boars J.lllld 7,1 p.m. lllltemily visltlilg limn 2:31 to 4:31 p.m. P&ralts Cllly ' Gil Pedialtk5 ward. ~..., Bill Mr. and»rs. David c. Jacb, • llicldlepnrt, a IIIIi. Dlldlirlea Vmda J. 8igp, Mrs. Ruy D. Brigs, Mrs. William L. Oloper. Mrs. William Denver Davis llld • Malkry switched. Adams "-a nmnino •--~ to a H1.UI ..., """"' defensive c:clr1ld"back. Adams qaidly became a deferisive st;pu!otrtwhidlledto theMVP ,'-s. ID191i9,Adamsledhisteamin four categories, pass interuptions (7); pmting (3:i.l) ;mnge; punt relums (26) and tic:tolf relllnls (10). Be holds Miami's career punting lllrlllt .... Mrs. Gerald R. ~. Katberine Ann llillel'. Miss LilliaP M. ~Mr$.11$n A: Roush, Mrs. •Terry J. Ruder 111111 daaghter, Mrs. Lub'ell F. ScboUIW., Mrs. awenoe W. Arter, Mrs. Ruy B. Brown, Mrs. ~E. Fraley,_ Fledt!idl: P. L.QDe, Mrs. Carrie E. Snrlz, Arnie B. Taylor, lofant Male ~ey. and Mrs. Brady S. ·or year, Coach J . 1Dil 'lbe Barrisooville Girls 4:11 In other hoard matters, l'l"!'beis and two advisors lZ They derided to have a t. 1 Boat for the parade. Brenda DaoobueandBreodaBishopare Yomg, to male signs ~ the truck and lheydisn Hairpas!le5. They wse to meet at the Junior Fair Anilding at u a.m. Monday to , set .., the booth. The next meelhgissdleduledfor Angust VIMIG,f f1 a1 Fcesl AA:res Part. Joe B. Hatfield, 68, Pwbo) llreDda Donohue. Route f, died Monday at the TWO ADVJ9JRS and nine: BcGa Me ilical Center. Courthouse Cut Ups 4-B ,_ . 'u!ude his _a. CUb met July 29 at the .,._ YliUlS IJJC!__ WU'1;1 Ethel; three SOliS, John c., Methodist Church. They Calypso, N. C.; .Joaeph B. itnd . di9c:ussed ramping out and tbe Wallace P., both of Pwdoy; Style Revue. Melanie Dean five da~ters, Mrs. Edna gave a deu>c•ISitatioo Cll food Walter,' Troy, Mich.; Mrs. and served refreshments. Barbara Scarberry, HtndaSUii, Linda Myers. W.Va.; Mrs. Ann QJ!Jins and 1BE Sll«:ii AND SEW HI Mrs. linda Milbum, both of Oub met August 3 al Ada Col11111bus, and Mrs. Nancy Jeffers, ·of Pomeroy; two WIN AT BRIDGE brothers. John, of Miamisbt.q:. anc! Willie, of Carlisle, and six sis' n. Mrs. Fraak SimtAins. Sail Lick, Ky.; Mrs. l'aTy Goldie, Jeffersonville, Ky.; 17 NOilTB (D) Mrs. Elva Cox,llidunond,lnd. ; 6K1 Mrs. Delva King, Middlelown; 9KJ8 Mrs. Martha 1lKmas, Franklin, • AK10986 and Mrs. lla%el Ruuey, • QlO Wheelersburg; 25 grand- WliST EAST c:ltildren, and several nieces and • 10652 69843 91072 9AQ9 nephews. tQ543 Funeral services will he beld .K2 .A9743 at3p.m. Thllr.lday at the Ewing SOUIB Funeral Home with tbe Rev. 6AQJ Eugene Underwood officiatinc96543 Burlal will be in Meigs Mauory Gardens. Friends may eall at .J865 Both wlnerable the funeral home from West NG<tlF East South Wednesday 1111ti1 time of set"· 1• Pass I N.T. vices on Thllr.lday. Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass /oe Hatfield J)ied on·M,.-..l..... school bus, 1ruet and tractor insurance for the 19'11-72 school year. The board adopted the 19'll school lunchroom regulations est&blished by the St&te Department· of Education's Food Service Plugum. . -·~ the famili" U,....,. prtlgtaw, es ha · · · 1· · thcJR "tit vmg a ow IDCOIDI!. 'WI sev~~al ehil~eu and those families suffa'ing fnm 1111~ circumstances or hardships may apply for free or reduced price lunches for their dlildral. They may do so by filling iii lbe •n Pass Opening Jed • 4 r-.. Raellle. By Oswald &. James Jacoby 4 . ~ 011 lO.'«n-~ I ,. ·. of ~· w. -=- . 1 1 ! · IIY .JACK O'laUAN !!- wmte:: to mate ~ ~es. J!ISt m case I did miss fin¢. l touched It m1 my way back to the dugout alta- Toay slid lvmesarely,"aaidFoster,Stililing. . One was out in the bottom of the ninth wbeo Paez drew a =JUly . =• 110 !!.. ~t naW:. rr:: 11 A ' J ia A . · R 11 U,XZ ry nswer 011- Keith and his family to Col'umbus. . · DUDDING REENLlSTs SYRACUSE Eleven MASON- Army M-llgt. Gael members answered roll call by A. Dudding, son of Mrs. Nellie naming their "favorite M. Dudding,reeentljreenlisled pastime" when the Ladles for three years in tbe regular AuliliaeyofVolunteerFiremen army. He is now serving near ' met Aug. 9. , Furth, Germany, as a tilcheD Jean Hall, president, prechief in the 42nd Heavy sioled and opaled the meeting in Equipment Maintenance regular (oriD. For devotionS Dmpany. His wife, Ruth, Uves Myla lfudson read llelaews 'in Mason. 12:1-7. Routine reprts were giVUiandapproved,andmoney mating projects discuSsed. r--------------------------1 I I B.-.., l YOUl'H ASKED FOR IT! 'Ibis eOOnoo is f« young people, their pniMns and pleasures, lbeir lroahles and fun. Ai with the rest Clf Belen Help Us! itwdcuneslaugbs but Will 'I dodge a serious quelllioo With a lausiHlll. SeDd your teenagP. questiCIIS tAl YOUI'H ASKED FOR IT, care Clf ~ Help Us! this newspaper. GIRL WHO CAME TO DINNER NEE! iS MANNERS RECYCLED Dear Helen : · We three girls share an apartment. We buy a lot of bam, burger 111111 try to Uw ebeap, as we're just out of school and not earning gr:eat salaries. A girl wbo used to hallg arOUlld with us at collegle Is back in town.Sbeshows ~at mealtime, grabs a plateandbelpaberseif. That's bad enough but she roMPLAINS aboot the foad! Sbe mates fun Ot our margarine lind ''recycled roast" (hasb) ' '11tal sbe eats like a horse. . She's got a better job than l haw and lives at home (but doesn't liD! the food tliere). "' -·'-'-'I mind ..__, . "Is ~..- -"-- bnt ho do ..e w _,...... Da:liBluuou ~ ; "'~a .......,., w =~~ 8D always-blql")' friend· - CRITlCIZED COOKS ebe.p Slart a ''pay or go hmgry" plan and tell Lillie Miss Moocher she eilberaDies up or buys her dinner elsewhere. Sbe needs her manrers recycled! - B. Dear Helen: !~terri's father lilresme, bates lbe guy she's going With now. Wbellewer I'm at her house, her Dad invites me In and we talk. WheD George CIJIIH!S O¥er, he sfmlps out. That's what her siateF says, I was~ great with Sberri untiJ George came llkln8· Now l Cllly get to talk !Alber s1.stet wbo is a year y111111ger and m my aide; b it true that wben the familY. is fw a N, lbe girl turns against him? - WHAT TO 00? DearWh3t: Not always: Little sister is true blue, remember? 'ilby don't you tate •the blinders and coocalf:rate oo lbe newer model? - B. Dear lleleD: . I fUieit out a sex test and sent to my hoy friend. His dad fouDd it in his coat pdet and DOw he can't aee me any more. , lam nota bad girl and It Wllllll't a lad test- jlll!ltlnda fmly, but his folb dCII't lllllieDtand bow tid! talk tbeae days. (I'm. !!Qidinc you a copy.) Itwasstupldctme.Hisfoltsandl got akmg great before, but now I'm misenble. SO is be. What can we do~- BLAMED BUT By NEU.IIEIISIIBERG UPI Sp.ts WrYer F~ Jenkins made it loot easy but the Cbicago Cubs' ace righthander" will be the fitsl to admit the appearances can be decei¥ing. Jenkins moved to within one viel«y of his fiftb straight m. game season Mooday night as he gave "' Cllly two bits and hit a tw!)o!1111 double while pitching Cbieago to a ~ viciAiry over the Atlanta Braves. AtlaJ1tasluggerHant Aaron's "'«&me bitting streak also ended as Jenkins got the Braves' star to ground out, pop up and strike out in three appearances. "II might look easy but don't let that fool yon," said tbe ~ year~ld Jenkins. ''You have to ~Irate aD tbe time. Any time a man (.'mles " ' to the plate, he's a Iii-league player and he_'s up there to bit." Jenkins, who has compiled an ~ log O¥er the. past seasons, lead& the maJOr leagues in ecmplete games with 23. Warren Spahn was lbe last National League pitdler to win ~!least "'9!JII!S five conseculive ~Aaron only hac! words of ~~te fw Jenkins as his hi~ streak was snapped 'The streak bad to eod. I'm glad i~ w;:s ~ by ~ like him, said Aaron. 'He s one of the greatest right, banders in Ibis league. I don't think I could have hi~~. if I stayed out there all night. Jenkins struck out seven Bra~ batten In raising his season 8 total to 203. It~ the fifth !!me that JUitins has l)lliJC: INNOCENT 1 GUES'IS AT DINNER Sunday diDw guests of Mr. and Mrs ' . " L " ,.,,.._ and """' .... • ......,, SCII, ·Jell, PomauJ, Mrs. Beulah White and Mrs. Florence Hannay, Mrs. Myrtle and Mrs Am..._...... Watkins, · ~~,, Akron, aDd ~Mrs. Cbarles White, · m and Agnes Wbite. The annual Labor Day festival was planned, with detailstoheannouncedlater. lt wasvotedtobuyaliabygiflfar Mrs. Phyllis HendriL ' AttheAug. 23meetingablind auclioo will he held of articles KEVIYAL NIGBI'LY brought by those attending A revival is being beld each Each article must be worth 50 evening at the Middleport cents. Hostesses Clara Lavender Pentecostal Cburch at a p.m. and Agnes White served each evening through Aug. 22. The puhlic is invited. four Dear B but I: 'lbe ''IB )est" you euclaeed has been floating ll'OUDd for ao long I'm IIUl)Jrised all )JilUIIJ haven't seen (and ciacoamed) II. I believe 'it was even !"lbliSI«< ill a newspaper CGiumn auaal bact.. Nabnlly IIIOSl kids willlil'We themselves much ''se:der" lban they~. but adion8 speak Jollier than ... ut'slqle your boyfriend's father has relenteo oy n011 - · i t Dear 8elen: I am a 1s.,ear-old girl who weighed Ito poiZIIIs and am five feet cme inch tall..I l'elilcled·dowD to 1:11 poll!lds IUid lee! great. ll isn't a faddy sllrvalioo diet. I'm small.fnuned and lllouldn't weigh CWU' llt. MJM41!11aaid iflloaeay more weight I mi&bl gel sick (she's kind Clf heavy). S.:p if I keep to my diet sbe'D force me Ill eat d! Is afler every meal, ao I'D gain weight hack. Pow C811 I per-* her? - HELP . Dear Help: SoGida as if "fat"loves .....i.p.ny at YoUr llluae. Ma7he your doctor can pei"SIIIde Mama that she sboold follow your diet-not figbt it!·- H. )e8I'S freezer for the Labor Day plate · Myla HudsGD, Edith Hood, Jean dinner that will be held were Hall. Marie Rizer and Vicki, \'JSlT IN COLtlMBllS ElVa Dailey, Myla lfudson, Ada Slack, Mildred Pierce and Mr. and ~- Karl Grueser, Eleanor Bohram. Ada Slack, Bernice May. PumaOJ, were in Columbus over tbe we 'rl for a visit· TOUR IN SOUTP With Mr. aod Mrs. Jack McDow SYRACUSE- Mrs. Laurence and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Quinn and Diddle, accompanied by her children. Clll1811bus. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Handley:, Jackie and Becky of Pcmeroy, have VISll'ING RElATIVES returned from a vacation trip Debbie Lehew ci Columbus is SYRACUSE - Mr· and Mrs. through the southern states. here visiting ha' cousin, Cbayl George H. ~er. Mr. and In Tennessee they visited the Lehew, and ber ilal'ljroother, Mrs. Marvin McKelvey have Smoky Mountains and the Mrs. Harry A. Davis, Pwdoy. returned ~ a Dlonlh- Oui'ltus Gardens in Gatlinburg. long vacalioo trip to the west In North Carolina they visited r--~-----=--.. coast, going by the soulhem the Cherokee Indian Reser· Tl:.z n.a. Sl li' II route and reluming the nocti00 and · other ·m11111111 ...., -• .. •• them route. va ' many DEV~TEIITOTIIE teresting points. · INTEREST OF Places toured were St. Louis, MEIGS-MASON AREA Mo., wberetbey pa !d lhrougb CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, the beautiful Archway to the ROB~=~~O~FI,ICH. West. In Houston, Texas, they P City EdiW ubl i shed diiU\t e»Ccept went tAl tbe Astrodome and LEARN OF DJ':lm Satu•day by The'Ohio valley NASA Space Qnter; e Friends here have ~•Red Publishinll c.oinpony, nt _ .. -.~ ... , Court St.. Pomeroy, on~ . through Death _Valley; VISited word of the recent death of Mrs. 4S76f. Business Office Phone Mootere~, M~eo, the Grand Grace Matsukas, at the Elm- f.~liS6, EdiiDI"ial Phone 992· Canyon m Arizona, and Las crest Extended Care Facility at Se<ond class ...Stage paid at Vegas Nev . Pomeroy .. Ohio. ' .· , Beaver Falls, Pa. Mrs. MatNational Odvulis ing In Cahforma they saw subs was born in Middle!ot. ••p•esentative aottinelli · Disneyland, Capistrano,_ aDd tbe daughter of George and Gallagher, Inc .. 12 Easl 42nd . 51., New YOt"k City,N.,. YDI"k. PebbleBeach.Theya1JoVISlted Sarah Bland Sbeissurvivedb Subsuiption rales : De · Mr. and Mrs. Ferrold Barden · Y live.<ed by corner whe<e andMrs Ma Robson " ·San adaughter,Mrs. StevePagalos, anolable 50 cents per week; · goa ID Beaver Falls· a brother Ruy 1 By Motor Route whore carrier Diego.They1tUiluptheeoastof Bland of Cadiz~ • ter'Mrs 1 service nol available: One · d Or t , a SIS , • monltl sus. By mail in OhiO Cal1"forma an egon o J~Reis(Thelma)ofL 1 o~d w. va .• One ye.or s:tuo. SeaUie, \Yash. On the return · . yons, · Sox months $7 .2S. Three h . •t d y II t Mich., and several meces and monlhs s•.so. SubK<iplion t ey VISI e e ows one nephews She buried t I price includes sunday Times. National Part ill Wyoming and Bea Falls was a 5.enlinel. · · Mt. Rushmore in South Dakota. ver · Couples Return From Trip West Jc•••IJ *"''"'· gooe over the :m.mart. Jenkin~, now l9-8, gaye ....a one out single tAl Ralph Garr 111 the fourth and a ooe out single to Earl Williams in the fiftb. He also allowed a walt in the eighth. · Jenkins doubled bcme two runs in the Dinlh. Jolm O.OiSiJii led off the inning With a walt and Brock Davis followed With a single. The Braves caught CalliSM at home on J.C. Martin's grounder f« the fitsl out of the inning but the big rigbt.bander followed with a slashing drive down the left field line. In other Natiooal League action Pittsburgh defeated Houstoo 11-J, New York blanked Los Angeles 6-Q and Cincinnati edged St. Louis~. in the only games scheduled. Vic Davalillo, playing in place of Robeit Clemente, sOcked two triplesandadouble,llreatinga ·2--2 tie in leading the Pirates past Houston. Willie Slargell drove in four Pirate nms with four straight bits to back up Dock Ellis, who WCII his 17th game of the year againSt six losses. Oavalillo tripled in a run in the first, later scoring on Stargell's single. After Dave Casb walked to start the fourrun fiflb, Oavalillo doubled both runners aa- and evGitnally Sl.ued 011 the mt of two salrifice Dies by Bob RobertSCII. George Foster singled with ooe !lilt in the ninth inning 111 score Tmy ~ and giwe Oneinnati the viet.y over St. Louis. The Reds' winning rally came after lbey tied tbe score by bunching four bits one a ' T00 MUc.h RUsh • h?- . Skorich was clearly diSal>Cleveland Browns' offense of- pointed with the wort of the of- HIRAM, Obio (UPI) - 'lbe lered little pu; protection to quarterback Mite l'bipps last weekend while the Los Angeles · Ram defenders were aggns: sive, Browns bead coach Nick Skorich said Monday. ;;:~:.==~--. d _ r .o v WHERE MfUFCF We ,., ,.. to 111ft (Hd lilt ,.., is ....... < PAIIIOOIC ............ un ]ust'I n Time For The Fair! LADIES lira;y. J1os: ter's game • inning bit aEIMf lftor a siligle by BUidl bad put PereZ Ill The play 111 Pee& at tile plate was dose. · 'Hnew it was going to be," said Reds .third base coach Alex Grammas ''Fosler's ball .got ·out there real qud_ Tally was ahoul six feet fnm third -"~ Lou Brock fWded the """'' ball., StiU, Alex waved Tony around third. ''It was a gamble," admitted Grammas ''When I saw the ratdler (Ted Simmons) move to the lelt for Brock's throw 1 slipped to the right," says ~ 'lbe ~ lli1PI'&red to ba~ llltfr· fifth straight victory all hted .., wileD Steve Carlton, tine a lU iecord, went Into lbe eighth .With a Sol lead. Hoaua,JoeTorn:, the Card thinl"-lliD, une<rled: a wild throw alta field lee May's p\Hatd ball ti> loucb off a fourtw~lnniog wbidl sent tbe Reds abeal 5.1. "" ,._,_ """Bose's tm= loaded sin, gle dimand lbe uprising. "I'm just glad got a chance 111 red r myself,, said Pete. ''J:lenenber 1 struck out wi!h two men em base in the fiftb inniilc, The Cards came hack in lbe top of lbe Dinlh to lie the score at ~ 00 Joe Hague's m Liske.Seems·Good :Bargain tw!)o!111llxmer.OaJCilrroll. " Poweva', Carroll WOWid J!p with the viCiory, his seventh of the season againSt two los&es, although .he still WBIIJI't happy about ,blowing the two-nm lead the Reds had taken 'into the ninth. But, you can't erlticiu a guy who has given up two .runs since July 6 and that was .Car' roD's record prior to Monday night · The teams resume UJe series tonight with Card lefty Jerry Reuss going ag~t ~ary Nol;311. Wednesday nights senes windup matches Bob Gibson, who tossed a ~o hiller in his last outing, agamst Doo Gullett, whose last victory was a onehit triumph . By Uniteil Press ln-titaal American lNgue East . W. l. Pd. G.lt 12 « .62t ... Baltimo•e 65 54 .~ B'h ~~:::,t 65 56 .537 911> New York 60 6t .-4'16 14'1> Washington 49 70 .412 241'> 48 13 .397 26'1> C~eveland West W. L Pd. GB Oakland 78 «1 .650 ... Kansas City 63 55 .~ 14 Chicago 57 63 .475 21 California 56 67 .455 23'1> Minnesota 54 65 . .tSol 24 Milwaukee 51 68 .429 26'1> Monday's Results Boston 6 Cali!or"nia s Baltimore3 Milwaukee 2 Minnesota 1t Cleveland 2 (Only games scheduled) Today's Probable Pitcllers Kansas City (Splilfortl 5·5 and Clemons 0-0) at New York I Keklck Hand Peterson IH). 2 Helen ,H~-P· Us !1 ~~·!::e': ~~ :ean~~ By Helen Bottel , Jenkins Two~Hits Braves for 19th • ~tal. ~~an: :s~ Sift Tally l'8el made it home ,safe' ly. · "I was ~ · Tmy ao ekiaely," said Faster, ''that I don'tena~e~l-lher wbetba 1 IIMThls"'!"d first base." . Rs after Faster singled home Perez With me out In the ~th inDiDg Monday night to ~ve the Oncinnati Reds a " 'vict.ca'J over lbe St. Lonis Cantinals iD the ClpUier of a three- *'-': '71 ' . . · vu.11n .,~o F~TI(uPI)--Geage walt fnm Fl"IIDk ••"*I .:.lerial WI . • · Grace sa.m I,,. . s )foster's Single Wins for R~ds clekale'' aad • -'t; tllla lliDW II a tqJiraJ · swat ala 1 U.. • ~IIi»& :tt •....a ;rilbiapeeiiDMt&ac.f... briJI'I -· s ul . Mrs. OiarlesR.Sillglellln, '15, . 1-fte.DII:r' II .- - - - - - - - "'wllidl 14 at Valley Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eskew of Pumeruy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faulkner of MI. Sterling. Paternal grand, Jlll!reDis are Mr. and Mrs, Clair RictnnoncJofRul!and.Maternal great.grandparentsareMr.and Mrs. Fred· Kinch Pomeroy. Airman Richmond •is home in Pumeruy 00 leave from Me, ConDell Air Fon;e Base in Kansas Here is••aL beautifulJ defen· sive Jllay .....en 1rom eremy ' flint's ''Tiger Bridge." , Sinc:e he doesn't teU us who The bidding has been: the tiger was,· we will as- Wtsl South North l!asl ~urn~ that Jeremy himself Pa~., . I• Pass Jt was •he hH o. Pa~ 3 • 'Pass Easl held the first trick I N.T. Pass 59 with bis king of clubs and Pass PaS!! 5 N.T. Pass ? ' looked over dumm y. II was You .. South, hold: apparent that West held the 'club ace. If he also held lh< .AK87 .A% .KQI ...KSU jack and nille. a club reiurn :h~i;o ~::.:w~ shOw would lake care of South's ~·•.ur three kints. Voir~ partner char.~-es immediately. East ha"i. taken rnntrnl. also saw that clubs. would TOll:\ l'"S QUESTIOX k...,p, since East's queen of ln~lcad of hiddi.nJ( thn..'t' heart!, riianionds was a sure entry. Suppose West l)eld .the ac~ y(nll' juu1ncr has b.id three ot sp;!des and ace-nine..eighl :o'!l<ul~ a llt'l' you.r jump to lhl"('(' "' ·cJubs. Then a club retm·n diu111undli. What <lo you do nou·? IUMIBERY SUSPECll!D TOLEDO( UP! )-Police today said they had no suspects in the slaying of Edward Baker. •• Bowling. Greal, found dead Monday of Slab wound<; al)ll wiled In a chair in his subur- . li ~· ul d be: rnadc immcdi ately: ' .bu Oregun lavern. . Jb. (NEWSPAP£1 £HTEAPIISE ASSM.) sr:u . .. . ------- Voice along Broadway lli.,.-J-.1 . . · . : . , · •• . ya., IF ~~ firmer Marie Dowaiag, died l"lllet'l11at'iaeW ofllle'TI• fl. Mon~y at the Rinrside NEWYOBit-BriMIIIatOII.-lleedaad j~lj !Jlm't 1 HciDzwdlbe N~BomeatSI.~, W. ll'nldNo"'"c.ruli.J*Jnat lbeRege "'Y PI' ... ,,.,.nsQ . ,'N. Y,Da•O!illk va. . · GDI'IrtAft.lllllldlll't)llhdmillt:-lbeJ lsdei'JIIIUbew1roJIDa' bJ 1" , eooe A graduate of MiddlepQ1 pndalm It! .... Lila Tulw lJIIIIed in a IIJge ..._.....__.~ . ··. &;rialte ,Da · · tm Siller 11 High .School, sbe altftvled the Bllawhot •gljencoe In "to <Mall" • I.4Jill "~~·GJ;~ tlnlbllllefarllilltlnllt Swel!lhrier College in VJrglnla, M•M bllh ' wllae f« lbe same 011tfil .... ..u11011n• . epera..:... ,.,_._, . the Univer'sily of Clilc:imati, ~ Geibel's ao lntenlc C11 a Ctlllebac:t, he'il agel')' .... 01. ~ mN.Y.-~"* ~rGILLIGAN Sl'EECP SET and Ohio University. Sbe was enalr,-a ''llerlous"lllgerole-lfbecangetil; irGDy at lbe ml ct llluzz JIIWII 1 COLUM8US (UPI) -Gov. lbedaughterofthelateJohnB. 'tGidonlaiidlisc:areer'flklp a talented i""""¥ ... *I!*M be'llnlber switdl lllan John J. f.UUgan ~onday ~ and JlcTionald : , : ' . ' . figbl: "'l11e '"4 Nr Dam" ~•.c:lloraled, be w~d ~er a ;'maJOr ~- Downing. Her hns!umd died ~ F'aiDed Life phutng . Marpret Bomte- Jewawll.f: .· . . · ~- oo Uie states 6M!JM'II July 15,1971. . . Wte'sboobdbeuw:lflnlollrooUI&ftDLabsfor RAIDeJS~f«\alherJiqll,lllllllle~e Situation ~ursday . afternooo Mrs. Singleton is survived by MCtber ~·s tJillmeiiHlls ipuaty Old lad Jetm , iJC tile belt. are: ~ s, over statewide tele'liS!on. a daughter, Mrs. ~rtram Pro . DOl Cllly lad l1lllical ·~~ moat r~, is • • lllld illl pnces ~ Payne of Oiarlestoo, W. Va.; wga lbatrelieved!Kpalsyi'bfkesbatbacht . half to a lbinl lesl liD .Gacd'll GD 1111 Ave., two granddaughters, Mrs. ~ and filmed ~ f« TV! .... Actor Fendy's · is ....uti!& , 1lmF lplily.._lber 'lbe ~ . R!:t Club Geor~e Paynter of N.o rth Oiff Robel'llon, wllo spent his OWD umey 'and eq~G~bam; and IJ! 0••. die, al. 11 ~ Francarolina .and. Mrs. Fred . Tat· .._......., ...... ..._ ... Biafra-~. 18 • do- cesooQilpl,huflne,c:llie . ll]lededolbellatmost willmeetaP:30p·.m.Thursday. tersa1 of "'··•-'- W "a ................ _..,..... • .........., ... .u . • ----t"--ina"·.· """"\=-· ·· •· ., lltlll viii lis mpnil•tio!l (AmericaliS for I"""P18'1"'~_,_ ·~"' ''"': · -v. at the part in Racinedtefresb- two great.granddaQgb~, and Olillftn' Relief) with 3Uoill Clf food medicine two at moat; the (aii!IG" Js r Pl¥.,. gave ments will be served. a brother, Rodney Duwnlng of sheiK for p;tstan • • s. ' our lillie . daughters .a ""•. wt" fcl- · ~ Middlepol'l. , .........., 11" I• ,.,;, nd ""- In ...;,., ah:eaiiY moat I _...,., IJI'Pll .ede 111111 m· Friends may call at tbe . •-:-+""*'\JSil*~-~· .,...... be ~- ' lbeJIIzdllllgNi••. bair ... ~row !lonsall ~ ~ toPakjatanwaallbert~polillcs •.~~mows ~ ~-'1 give m Oiarleston. Funeralsentoes lbe U. S. 1'N«JL¥lts beat ~ lbe clileaaDl' ..,.... f« a polite hlggle· ,.....,t is dissatisfied with the will he held at 2 p.m. Wed- Plltis'Pr;s !Ill Teddy JUied that tragedy to take ~a're _,... •iJd I if doll'I. ' ...--· nesday at lbe St. Matlbew's l&llber sa!plilllto the U. S. (ll"II!ISialed by - • ........ ~· • tc •- · ·. ruling of the local official he Episcopal Cburch in Teddy- Niun) side .... 'lbe PaJrislanis llllll.lbe . It's aot D•l• _a Bavyweight may male a request either Cb&rleston, wi.lh trltes U. S. Slalie Dep't. blew be just. wanted to lake king J~!!~.~~ lneiJ wife Jlbdw: at orally or iD writing f« a hearing - - her ..._ a ·...,...., . . . to ppea1 the decisi00 at the Ri~a wiew Cemetery, I!IOUJer JleiBtlve swipe at Nlxm .... .... .,.. ~ . • Middleport;about 4 p.m. PI' r'WJt.,ctwase,deUswithf«eignnlaliCIIS 'lbe}lugleJ*ifdl)t;znall!lfi'canB!uadwa; C. Comer Bradbury• local CD 8 lrigiPr 1m:1, wbidl polllicjans Cll-lhHDake alq ~ St. to R • "' s.DrUGill will he superinlaldent, Rt. 1, Cbesbite, B'-ck Readmitted don't haft to bother With. . vacated by ned Jlil. and will bull we • ·~ has beat d .goaled to sit at Ill .. , 'Jbe Sblibl!lt lbeztril:lll"'--lllrllllt but hearing. The policy also , . . a-Ibm , tom's "~ & Oeopalrl" lot··· . = provides that will be no Keith ~ of ~ lti will 141dale ill rlnonia tlarq to inrbJde a Wlll'l erect aD" !file lk)IICiapa ~ ~way identification of or was ~dmitled to Cllildral s lll!dellaft {plaJedby JCIIII N!:lrtllll) Jeepq all a becallle alfices m IM!Wik)tictiln 8ft having a 1"'-::::-.the:• "''··-'-'~1· · t any Hospital,. 0>11m"us '"""n .two -..... bacbes ..... Beet ct a rough go _!orating""'""'""' 11tD1D . II ... UCKouuwa IOn agaiDS . '· today for ,..._ - ..~.___.. !!!!!!!C!!!!!!! studalt imable to pay the full observation and trea~t. way to get a Iince. p1liJei ~ IS lbe .,...,....,.., """"' .' 'CUlL of a lunch lie was accompanied to 11 Ball 'Jbmw! had written ~ ''W"mdwell'' hangout -· Loll Bra:ba, wilD R m, . . . --'--ts· illim ...._ ,._ .... ..._ t Columbus by his o;:-...--· • tame wbeD Walw was at his beallby pe8k in- snooted a $5 m """"•• - -• prupa 1; Mr and Mrs Marim Frances· stad ofl:lkq a dweap sbol alan alliJC Clld 'lim ditto 111 IIIIer for lbe air rid* Jalll ll'i'e!' his . DAUGPTER BO~ , his. great~ther. · In lis aacJde!rt momeuts, or lad just walled afew marquee, but if be wee 111 peddle air rights (i Airman and Mrs. LarrY Rich, Flora Bailey, and David · wlidllels ....,_,_, bal ~ -lee mood, the former Cryst&l Vance. Mrs. Bailey. : and David ,ears, he migbt have 1111ed llilljled; but it's a lo••ol"de • -.-.-~ •ow .... Faulkner are announcing the will .. t ' th Mrs Gecq Fry hack himnc ~a IJIIIIW8ble llhowmln w11011e valnableSjiiBI'efeetfnmlbatOWDedbyanejgbhirlh of ~ sevUI pound 12 oz and VISI Wl h · ·.., .L e f type adler '[!Mmos I'I!!J!dn'l carry .... Walter borilc strneba'e), be WIEl.ll it fw his entire daughter Crystal Aiig: . return ome .,em .. uy. always lllld friends: "Dan'l disgn••-e me ;rilb a R••ncl jZupa ty; IIDl jast over lbe docn. !, I"' ·. n.um. appUeation forms .sentiHme In a letter to all parents. Applications may he sob: 'tt.ed time during the nuhool any 'lbe · -~ sc year· ecCIIOIIliC"""" based oo the'"~ n·-'"~ of ~-·· ........,. persons in the family, number of children in school and any unusual circumstances or hardships which affect the family'sabililytopayforschool lunches should he included. Under the provisions of the poUcy, the district principals will review applications and determine eligihiUty. H a East decided this was unlikely. He lmew that South was almost sure to hold the spade ace. W i tbo u t that card, he would have responded with a maximum of one queen aDd two j;~cts and South was not that sore of bidder. After this preliminary t h o u g b t, East decidt!d to play for a one-trick set with two clubs, two hearts and one diamond. This left a problem. How could he get his partner to return a heart when he got in with the ace of clubs? East played back the nine of spades! Then, when he got in with the diamond queen and played the club to his partner's ace, West knew the silit to lead back. ·----------------- . · pere Defensive Strategy Plan , WEDDING SET The we j<Ji"& of Debra ltliy MrMiilzn to Roger B. HiD will ~·- 211 be an event of Friday, ._. ,,_ u .,_. F11·tit ~._._·, at'"'' ru..,. ~""""• Ptmaoy Route 3. An open church wedding is plann-d t\'ilh the "Rev . Robert K reading lhe vows at 7:30 "'"·'·" ·shower and r~ption is plar.ned followmg the ceremooy at the · of the lride 's parents m · Pomeroy; 'Robert Aahley, MiddlepOrt; Raymond Lambert, Rutland; lDvie Watsm, P'ometoy;_ Gary 'EJllOD, S)TIIcuse; Paul Miller, MiddlepOrt. DISCHARGED - Flora Donahue, <:_harles Karr, TburmanMartiii,CiaraPowell, NGI'1IWI Sclloonover, Willard Faudreti. · mer· - Rebekah Long. •z Mi ·~ i · rw. 1 Ra~ADnaJMDB:'::' Fl!-~ 1111 g . ra• WISeman Insurance, Gallipolis, was granted a emllad far Stigleano's hol!le with two advisors and seven memben attending. They voted to donate $2 to the JW!ior Fair. Their projects were graded by Debbie Conklin. All boots 1101 finished are to be filled out and givdlto Mrs. Boso. Ada StigleaM was in · charge of refreshments. Leslie Roberts. TilE ROCKETS HI Oub has met twice reeenUy. The first meeting was held at Deborah Woodyard's home. The second one was held at Rebekah Long's home. Ther.e were two advisors and five members In attendanee fQr their judging, and lbey decided to donate $2 to the Junior Fair. They also decid~ to use the money fro~ their treasury ~ buy material to decorate their food booth. Deborah Wood)ard served refreshments. 'Ibis was their' last meeting of the smn- 9an'isGDvillt! Grange with Dine s r• · · -':1 assume his duties this evaling. Meigs 4-H Oub News (lob met Angust 9 at the " · • _.@ " ) c ,, a &t.ac.. ~A" SHORTS AND 'TOPS S.wl f .Drastically Reduc~ It's the hottest fashion sale of the vear ... . , marked down for a summer of sunnjng.or sightseeing. Many fabrics, colors. • ••• • NEW SHIPMENT ~!:JON FA~Ia,.._39~ "' ... Pt ··- w.CIIM fense In the 17-S loss, but was sympathetic with young Phipps, the No. 1 emtender fw Bill Nelsen's starting job this fall . "The blocking wasn't liiiiCb improved and the pass proteelioo still broke down too early," Sbrich said. " Mite l'bipps bad a lol of pressure oo him IJe.. cause of il and it made a dif, ference." Four of l'bipps' pass s Wd'e inten:epted by the Rams last Friday Dighl , The Ram defense was outstanding, storich said. ''lbey fought for the ball well and look it away from our re: ceivers several times," he said. Nelsen, who Skoridl said will see a little aclioo Friday night against the Dallas Cowboys, added that the Rams ''threw several defenses Mite bad nev- Detroit ( Loiich 19-8 and Cain Hl at Chicago (John 10.t2 and Horlen ~9), 2. Jwl.night. Cleveland (Paul l·ll at Minnesota (81yleven . 10·13) , night. Battimo.e (McNally 1H) at Milwaukee (Pattin IO.t3), night. Oakland !Odom 7·8) at Washington (Gogotewski 2-2l. night. California (Messersmith 11 · t2) at Boston (Tatum 2·31, night out bases-loaded single by started a four-run rally to hack Pete Bose, tAl score four runs in the seven-bit pitching of Tom the eighth inning. Seaver as the Mets broke a Ken Boswell's M- loaded . five-game losing streak. single in the sixth inning The defeat was the third straight for the Dodgers and fourth in their last five games. They are now 6'k games behind the league-leading San Francis. " eo Giants in the Western Division. ~ Dodger starter' Doyle AlexanUll INU'CJ der gave up singles to Wayne Garrett, aeoo Jones and Ed Kranepool before Boswell singled to drive in two runs. two Altentio W. as A..o"-/ia, Wednesday's Games California at Boslon Cleveland at Minnesota, night Baltimore at Milwaukee, night Oetroilat Chicago. night Qaklandat Washington, night Kansas City at New Yo<k. night Not Tennis roRONTO (UPI ) - A sure and s1eac1y Francoise Durr ran into a tired and homesick Ev..- Goolagoog and walked away With the Women's Singles title of the Rothman's Canadian Open 6-4, 1>-2, Monday. The Canadian Open was Miss Goolagoog's last stop on a hectic eight-mcJ~~!h tour, which saw her Win tbe Freocb Open, Wimbledoo and the Dutcb Open plus DIIIIIUihoS other smaller British toornameots "Evm afler ~ 1 wanted to rmb nght home and tell eva )body," said tbe 2&year Clld Miss Goolagoog. "The plane leaves ill two days and we're ""Woe in Hmolulu and Fiji for SOille shopping and things. 1 was practieally 00 it blni&bL" , Miss Goolagoog :mwed only fWbes of the shot malting that ial her to the WI1Dbledon cau · straight ts last Jul C:.b:r.....: Margar!t Cwrt.ller backhand, normally ber best shot, led her into niiiJlU'IIm .aun Her mind, indeed, was in.Syimey, wbere a Iicker tape n!Ceplion . planned rw her nen Monda IS ::U ..........,y. ASI'ROJET CLASS1C SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPI) 'lbe sinh armnal Aslrojet golf classic a 5I-boie twoman best ball ~ pairing footbaU and""gobaU eel 'oilies will be held at the new ~ 11eac11 Potel golf course here nest Feb. f.&. WAIVDIS PASSED SAN DIEGO (UPI) -Outfielder Ball Jeter and rig!Jihanded pitdler Eduardo Amsia d waivers Monday and pawere lradiid by the PiUsburgh Pirates to the San Diego Padres, ampleting a transaelicm wbidl sent reliever Bob Miller fnm San Diego to the Bucs last week.. NatiOnal League East W. L Pd. Pittsburgh 72 SO .590 St. Louis 67 55 .549 Chicago 65 54 . ~ New York 59 60 .496 Philadelphia 53 67 .412 Monl<eal 48 7t .403 Meigs Property Trans~ers 14 Roher! C. Hartenbach, Sheriff, Charles Robert Allensworth, Carolyn , Sue AllensworlhtoFarmersBank& Savings Co., Lots 2 and 3, Bradfi~'s Add., Pomeroy. Franklin Real Estate Co. to Ohio Power Co., fO Acres Coal, Salem. . . ~ge K Lewis, Lowse M. LeWIS to Ohio Power Co., Ease., I. ' 5 5'1> 11'1> t8 22'fz Pittsburgh (Walke• S-8) , night Chicago (Hands 10·t4l at West W. L Pel. GB Atlanta {Reed t2·8l. night. St. Louis (Reuss ll ·t2) at San Francisco 72 51 ..585 ••• Los Angeles 65 57 .SJl Wz Cincinnati (Nolan 10·t2l. night. New YOI"k (Ryan 9·10) at Los Atlanta 6-1 6t .5t2 9 Angeles (Osteen I Pl. night. Houston 60 6t .496 II Montreal !Morton 8·t4 or Cincinnati 58 65 .•n u McAnally (.9) at San Diego san Diego 46 n .37• 2~ (Arlin 7-Ul, night. Monday's Results Pittsburgh 8 Houslon J Wednesday's Games Chicago 3 Atlanta 0 Philadelpzia at San Francisco Cincinnati 6 St. Louis S Houston at Pillsbu<gh, night New York 6 Los Angeles 0 Chicago at Atlanta. night !Only games scheduled) FINISHING SAME DAY SER,VICE . . . - - Use'OUr Free Parking Lot •. 'Childs Agency, Inc. 200 N. 2nd St. Louis at Cincinnati. night New York at Los Angeles, night Today's Proboble Pitchers Houston I Blasingame S.9l at Montreal at san Diego, night. Do~nlng In At 9-0ut At 5 216 E. 2nd1 ~m~y MIDDLEPORT ubanon. K~nneth Donald Palme~, Jll!'1e Mae Pa1met- to Ohio Power Co., Ease., ~~oo. ~ B. Crary, Linnie Crary, Parcels, to Grant Allen Smith, Elizabeth Louise Smith, Chester. . . ~ant A\len Smith, Elizabeth Louise Smith to Reed B. frary, Linnie Crary, Lo~ ~2. McDole Tor;~ce, ~e. Wlian J. Triplett to Joan White, Beverly lee Long, Pari of Lot 87, Palmer's Add., MidcDeporl. uwis E. Triplett, dec. to Lillian J. Triplett, Cerl. for Tr MidcD t ans., epor · Ballard Borne, Dollie V. Borne to , Doris S. Keenan, 3 ~· ~~v~oskins to James Nally, William Nally, Parcels, • ' ' .. • Pinto-lowest priced Ford in ten years Right now is the time to save real money ! On our big-savin g compact. Maverick, Six or V-B. On America's best-selling subcompac t, Pinto. On Galaxies. Mustangs. Torinos. all the Fords ... now at the year"s lowest prices! Orange. George A.. Radekin, Wanel!a G. Radekm t.o General Teleph~ Co., Right of Way, CiliumbiB . Edgar Wolfe, Blanche Wolfe to Harold E. ltli~, Alma K. Kauff, .45 A~, Mi~eport Alpha _A. Smith, Lucille Smith to Syb1l Ebersbaeh, Lots, McDole,Torrence Add., Reedsville. ltllh Alllllal ,.. County Senir and Junir Fair• er seen before.'' "The big thing is knowing where the defenders are going," Nelsen said. ''You don't want !AI be forcing tbe ball and Mite was thrinring into a prelly good crowd of defenilas at times." Skorich, despite the 5e(IOQ straight loss of the abihi.liDD seasoo, said be was pleased with tbe hitting. '"lbey were bitting hard like they wanted to wint he said. "They bung in there tough and so far haven't been outfought physically. I am confideot the olfense will come akllg." WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1971 All Fords now clearance priced · for year's biggest savtngs. Hurry for best selection. 8:00 A.M.-Poultry Judging-Q>en Oass 9: 00 A.M.-Decorama 9: 00 A.M.-Junior Fair Beef Showmanship and judging. followed by Sheep and Swine. Open a ass Beef Judging to follow Jr . Fair Beef Judging. ' Open Oass Sheep and Swine Judging at Conclusion of Beef Judging. , 10:00 A.M. to -':00 P . M.-Kiddies Day - All rides reduced . 10:00 A.M.-Conformation Show-Horses and · Ponies 1:00-P.M.-Horse Show 1:00 P.M.-Flower Show Judging Wednesday Evening-Junior Fair Nigh!- Clearance time ~s limited in .Ford.Country '.• :' THURSDAY. AUG" If POST TIME 1:II P.M. KEITH GOBLE FORD INC., 461 SOUTH DIIRD ST., MIIIUPORT, CliO .-..Aug. I GrMdmlld Attraction U.• & Oscar lleleR& Billy Scott - - -~ l GB ... Joe Namath of the Nell' York Cowboys suffered a ' ·fracllnd Jets held a news conference at leg in a giune againSt the New Lenox Hill Hospital and pt:OIJI- Orleans Saints last SatUrday ised he. will be hack when he is . night, bul the damage isn't U recovered from the !mee injury serious as it sounds. 'lbe hone he suffered in New York's first was tbe fibula, which carriel exhibition game. litlle weight, and Jordan .may " Anybody's risking per- be able .111 play lhe remaining manent damage no matter exhibition games ... Dennis what he does," N1101alh ex- Dummil, star quarterback at plruned. "But 1 certainly hope ·uCLA, was released oo waivers 10 play again . l haven't even by the Los Angeles Rams. The C<Jnsidered giving up football ." Rams also acqUired comer In other Natiooal Football hack Gene Howard and defen- , League · camps : , lineback lee sive tackle Clovis Swinney in Roy Jordan of the Dallas exchange for wide receiver QlarUe Williams and an undisclosed drafl choice. SCIOTO DOWNS Rookie quarterback Scott COLUMBUS (UPI ) - The Hunter of Alabama was elevat.featured $1,200 cliiiming trot at ed to Green Bay's second team · Scioto Downs Monday night was after completing five of six won by Jingle Jangle, who passes in the Packers' 11>-1~ toured the one mile course in loss tAl the Pittsb~gh Sleele.!"S 2:06 1-5. lasl weekend ... the lletroit The winner returned $7.80, LionsacquiredquarterbactJim $3.60 and $2.80. Second place H. Ward from the New Orleans D.. s Lind paid $3.20 and $2.611. Saints in exchange for lineback, Third place McElwyn Key er Carl Cunningham. returned $4.20. Major Perkins won the first race of the nighlly double and Gold Note took the second nice, producing a 4-4 combination worth $92.60. The H quinella paid $22.80. Attendance was 4,145 wiUt a Jnlernational League Standings handle of $190,998. By United Press International W L Pel. GB Rochester 74 4'1 .602 Tidewale• 70 54 .565 4'19 Charleston 66 53 .555 6 HART PROMOTED Syracuse 66 56 .541 7'1' Richmond 62 6t .504 t2 COLUMBUS (uN) - Alan louisville 61 63 ..492 13112 W, Hart has been named to Taledo 4'1 73 ,402 24'12 Winnipeg 4t 80 .339 32 succeed the late Ernie Biggs as Monday's Results football trainer at Ohio State Louisville 5 Charleston 2 Rochester 12 Syracuse 3 [lsi, 7 University. Hart, 35, has been head trainer al Ohio University innings) Rochester 5 Syracuse 0 I2nd. 7 since 19M. Be took over the OU innings) job upon his graduation from Richmond 1 Tidewater 2 that school. He is a native of Toledo 3 Winnipeg 1 Cleveland. By Ulliled Press Jn«roalioaal Pete Liske,. a bargain !Jase, ment quarterback, is turning oul tAl be the Philadelphia Eagles' best buy. The . Eagles acquired Liske from the Denver Broncos for a No. 6 draft choice, and so far he has led them 10 two victorieS. After winning only three games all last season, the Eagles have to be enUtusiaslic about their acquisition. Liske passed for lwo touchdowns and set up another wiUt a 50-yard bomb to light end Gary Balbnan Monday night to give the Eagles a 34-28 exhibition over Ute Buffalo Bills. Liske who completed 12 of 9 passes for 202 yards, hit BaUman on a nine-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter, then came hack with a sevenyard toss 10 Bob Hawkins for a third period TD. Later in the third period, he hit Ballman 0n a SO.yard pass to set up a oneyard plunge into Ute end zone by rookie Tom Bailey, Another quarterback, however,grabbed more attention than Uske without throwing a pass. .. ' �• ' .I • a-•-· n ,·nn - "'" ·- .. · 1 • 1711'11 ......-.' • ' ' I veta ' far Buyers in Bullish Era Br DAVID W. aiiJftl . Ford llolor Co. Ptesidenllee DE'ftl(dT (llPI) -Cir buy- A: t.c•o:a p K1!ded GM's en .-11 to llawefit · move: Monday by PJ 'hsf._'s._ h"*Pn.o. inolcaliag lhal Ford a1Jo would le pate I' a kill£ a IIIey rew ... its lilt model price for .... dr:ar: "' tbe . . .II f« lbe !Way span. CK:ysler Corp. lbe liawe bliJic. . and AIDeric8n Motors Corp. n tlrb!IIIIJ Is cat•n . - haft Dol 811-.ced 1972 prices .._ who Yitit deldlr * - yet Md they bave little choice ..... elvin& lite tt-daJ bat tO retain theiJ: CU!Tdlt prii:e ••~ priee will lind un tags •ti1 the emu'gency period . price tap • 1m I!IOdel can. is O¥er.. Neither company, Further lrill be UljoJ!d bow eva, has djaclosed its -..aDil ._ a mare ~ plans. ~ t . . if OaCJ IJZ (ollow$ tbe If OJugress repeals tbe 7 per PI' '•~'s '" ,,.1wmtlila c:eut euise tax on autos, wbieh ·and f"!l!ll"alo lbe 7 per CBII aoto has been in existence since tu. · World Warn, the price 011 new Gmaal Jlillors Corp. Is the Amaican cars purchBsed from aniJ JN'IIffl of Del!uit's Iii& ·! mday m1 would drop by ·an m 111 a¢tDaliJ 1ew:ind .its avaage Gf. $liiiO. Foreign cars, tilllalive priee blRs fw un hoaua, will cost more !Je, .m ' 'i far tile . . , period, Cliii!Mf of the lel ....ary 10 per bat Utere's little doubt tllat c:eut import duty i~md by Gil's three little brothas will the Pt · ile•t and because of fallow lllit. the ebeaper U.S. dollar over, m:u ._......, rr- ••Inca em.e . seas. But part of the duty bike would ·. be nullified by the ,dropping of ,lbe _euise taL GM said it was resn..m.... . Its ._ Wotal!ve1972~bike,whidl amounted to an &veRge of U percentpercar,''iliorderto COOpel"ate fully With Pt . 'znt Nixon's declarali<Jn ~ the national~ to s~rq, then the U.S. international economic positioq." lacocca did not cm1e ~ ~ ~y that Ford ·~ ~ndi!"! Its 1972 tent&tive pnoe mcreases, which averagedU per cent, but said ''it ~ould be a good bet 11_18tlbe pnoes of 1!1'12 models will seR at the 19'll leveL" If this is done, he said, Ford would absca11 all of the "substantial" cost Increases during the period and JM"\Sihly he forced tAl operate at a loss. . . d . b ·. Dick· 11,!___ "dam .· s to L'ea · .. ·Bo· cats C)fE$flftE - ~d £. nabaclwi.thMiam,University. records. Adams will offidally Mmn, Ji ~ ~. A fwi!liS foothall and cage Athens ColaliJ, bi!Mfl · AIJ: Slar at AthaiS High Sebool, lh(t . I D ~ Md Allllid: Adams was givUI a OIJe7'UI" Amerlco · gridder, Is the eaatract. Blbcats'. ,... beE foollpD 'lbe ,... coach was NlJIIed to cmm. lbe , Second Team UPI All • He was dlljllo)Oif U. . , Amelic:atsquadir!19'10andwas ni&bt by the 1fner ~Local also lbtiaed as the Outstanding s-d Clf MntiCII alta the Delalsiwe Player In the MAC in . resigllation of Boward Lee Ifill. Be is a member of the llillel' hlld beat ... *\M In a l)ds!'ll"ing College Albletes of lpe"ial 1 • .. . llilll!r; 1eavillc Ariterica and was named Miami . lftor five .,._-s. 1 "Ill"" IIISt Uuitasily Atblet!! of the Year. ..-in order to tUit!Lote ..n Adams. a transfer from NoaH tern otlatvma AlrM Adams twice . . lbe lbt .JG1ior College, was a starting Va!1iable. Player ~ lbe Jlid, offensive wingback his Amerlcan.Collaenoeandtwit'e snplwm+eyeautMiami under a member Clf lbe fitsl tau AIJ: Coadl Bo Scbembecb!P.r. He MAC Caufaenoe as a ear- was the. lhird-leadlng pass leteid fcl- the Redstins With If catches far l?f yards and two (Dick) HOSPITAL NEWS ..._._his Bober Medical Center, First Awe. llld ·<JeUr St. Gmaal visllinll boars J.lllld 7,1 p.m. lllltemily visltlilg limn 2:31 to 4:31 p.m. P&ralts Cllly ' Gil Pedialtk5 ward. ~..., Bill Mr. and»rs. David c. Jacb, • llicldlepnrt, a IIIIi. Dlldlirlea Vmda J. 8igp, Mrs. Ruy D. Brigs, Mrs. William L. Oloper. Mrs. William Denver Davis llld • Malkry switched. Adams "-a nmnino •--~ to a H1.UI ..., """"' defensive c:clr1ld"back. Adams qaidly became a deferisive st;pu!otrtwhidlledto theMVP ,'-s. ID191i9,Adamsledhisteamin four categories, pass interuptions (7); pmting (3:i.l) ;mnge; punt relums (26) and tic:tolf relllnls (10). Be holds Miami's career punting lllrlllt .... Mrs. Gerald R. ~. Katberine Ann llillel'. Miss LilliaP M. ~Mr$.11$n A: Roush, Mrs. •Terry J. Ruder 111111 daaghter, Mrs. Lub'ell F. ScboUIW., Mrs. awenoe W. Arter, Mrs. Ruy B. Brown, Mrs. ~E. Fraley,_ Fledt!idl: P. L.QDe, Mrs. Carrie E. Snrlz, Arnie B. Taylor, lofant Male ~ey. and Mrs. Brady S. ·or year, Coach J . 1Dil 'lbe Barrisooville Girls 4:11 In other hoard matters, l'l"!'beis and two advisors lZ They derided to have a t. 1 Boat for the parade. Brenda DaoobueandBreodaBishopare Yomg, to male signs ~ the truck and lheydisn Hairpas!le5. They wse to meet at the Junior Fair Anilding at u a.m. Monday to , set .., the booth. The next meelhgissdleduledfor Angust VIMIG,f f1 a1 Fcesl AA:res Part. Joe B. Hatfield, 68, Pwbo) llreDda Donohue. Route f, died Monday at the TWO ADVJ9JRS and nine: BcGa Me ilical Center. Courthouse Cut Ups 4-B ,_ . 'u!ude his _a. CUb met July 29 at the .,._ YliUlS IJJC!__ WU'1;1 Ethel; three SOliS, John c., Methodist Church. They Calypso, N. C.; .Joaeph B. itnd . di9c:ussed ramping out and tbe Wallace P., both of Pwdoy; Style Revue. Melanie Dean five da~ters, Mrs. Edna gave a deu>c•ISitatioo Cll food Walter,' Troy, Mich.; Mrs. and served refreshments. Barbara Scarberry, HtndaSUii, Linda Myers. W.Va.; Mrs. Ann QJ!Jins and 1BE Sll«:ii AND SEW HI Mrs. linda Milbum, both of Oub met August 3 al Ada Col11111bus, and Mrs. Nancy Jeffers, ·of Pomeroy; two WIN AT BRIDGE brothers. John, of Miamisbt.q:. anc! Willie, of Carlisle, and six sis' n. Mrs. Fraak SimtAins. Sail Lick, Ky.; Mrs. l'aTy Goldie, Jeffersonville, Ky.; 17 NOilTB (D) Mrs. Elva Cox,llidunond,lnd. ; 6K1 Mrs. Delva King, Middlelown; 9KJ8 Mrs. Martha 1lKmas, Franklin, • AK10986 and Mrs. lla%el Ruuey, • QlO Wheelersburg; 25 grand- WliST EAST c:ltildren, and several nieces and • 10652 69843 91072 9AQ9 nephews. tQ543 Funeral services will he beld .K2 .A9743 at3p.m. Thllr.lday at the Ewing SOUIB Funeral Home with tbe Rev. 6AQJ Eugene Underwood officiatinc96543 Burlal will be in Meigs Mauory Gardens. Friends may eall at .J865 Both wlnerable the funeral home from West NG<tlF East South Wednesday 1111ti1 time of set"· 1• Pass I N.T. vices on Thllr.lday. Pass 3 N.T. Pass Pass /oe Hatfield J)ied on·M,.-..l..... school bus, 1ruet and tractor insurance for the 19'11-72 school year. The board adopted the 19'll school lunchroom regulations est&blished by the St&te Department· of Education's Food Service Plugum. . -·~ the famili" U,....,. prtlgtaw, es ha · · · 1· · thcJR "tit vmg a ow IDCOIDI!. 'WI sev~~al ehil~eu and those families suffa'ing fnm 1111~ circumstances or hardships may apply for free or reduced price lunches for their dlildral. They may do so by filling iii lbe •n Pass Opening Jed • 4 r-.. Raellle. By Oswald &. James Jacoby 4 . ~ 011 lO.'«n-~ I ,. ·. of ~· w. -=- . 1 1 ! · IIY .JACK O'laUAN !!- wmte:: to mate ~ ~es. J!ISt m case I did miss fin¢. l touched It m1 my way back to the dugout alta- Toay slid lvmesarely,"aaidFoster,Stililing. . One was out in the bottom of the ninth wbeo Paez drew a =JUly . =• 110 !!.. ~t naW:. rr:: 11 A ' J ia A . · R 11 U,XZ ry nswer 011- Keith and his family to Col'umbus. . · DUDDING REENLlSTs SYRACUSE Eleven MASON- Army M-llgt. Gael members answered roll call by A. Dudding, son of Mrs. Nellie naming their "favorite M. Dudding,reeentljreenlisled pastime" when the Ladles for three years in tbe regular AuliliaeyofVolunteerFiremen army. He is now serving near ' met Aug. 9. , Furth, Germany, as a tilcheD Jean Hall, president, prechief in the 42nd Heavy sioled and opaled the meeting in Equipment Maintenance regular (oriD. For devotionS Dmpany. His wife, Ruth, Uves Myla lfudson read llelaews 'in Mason. 12:1-7. Routine reprts were giVUiandapproved,andmoney mating projects discuSsed. r--------------------------1 I I B.-.., l YOUl'H ASKED FOR IT! 'Ibis eOOnoo is f« young people, their pniMns and pleasures, lbeir lroahles and fun. Ai with the rest Clf Belen Help Us! itwdcuneslaugbs but Will 'I dodge a serious quelllioo With a lausiHlll. SeDd your teenagP. questiCIIS tAl YOUI'H ASKED FOR IT, care Clf ~ Help Us! this newspaper. GIRL WHO CAME TO DINNER NEE! iS MANNERS RECYCLED Dear Helen : · We three girls share an apartment. We buy a lot of bam, burger 111111 try to Uw ebeap, as we're just out of school and not earning gr:eat salaries. A girl wbo used to hallg arOUlld with us at collegle Is back in town.Sbeshows ~at mealtime, grabs a plateandbelpaberseif. That's bad enough but she roMPLAINS aboot the foad! Sbe mates fun Ot our margarine lind ''recycled roast" (hasb) ' '11tal sbe eats like a horse. . She's got a better job than l haw and lives at home (but doesn't liD! the food tliere). "' -·'-'-'I mind ..__, . "Is ~..- -"-- bnt ho do ..e w _,...... Da:liBluuou ~ ; "'~a .......,., w =~~ 8D always-blql")' friend· - CRITlCIZED COOKS ebe.p Slart a ''pay or go hmgry" plan and tell Lillie Miss Moocher she eilberaDies up or buys her dinner elsewhere. Sbe needs her manrers recycled! - B. Dear Helen: !~terri's father lilresme, bates lbe guy she's going With now. Wbellewer I'm at her house, her Dad invites me In and we talk. WheD George CIJIIH!S O¥er, he sfmlps out. That's what her siateF says, I was~ great with Sberri untiJ George came llkln8· Now l Cllly get to talk !Alber s1.stet wbo is a year y111111ger and m my aide; b it true that wben the familY. is fw a N, lbe girl turns against him? - WHAT TO 00? DearWh3t: Not always: Little sister is true blue, remember? 'ilby don't you tate •the blinders and coocalf:rate oo lbe newer model? - B. Dear lleleD: . I fUieit out a sex test and sent to my hoy friend. His dad fouDd it in his coat pdet and DOw he can't aee me any more. , lam nota bad girl and It Wllllll't a lad test- jlll!ltlnda fmly, but his folb dCII't lllllieDtand bow tid! talk tbeae days. (I'm. !!Qidinc you a copy.) Itwasstupldctme.Hisfoltsandl got akmg great before, but now I'm misenble. SO is be. What can we do~- BLAMED BUT By NEU.IIEIISIIBERG UPI Sp.ts WrYer F~ Jenkins made it loot easy but the Cbicago Cubs' ace righthander" will be the fitsl to admit the appearances can be decei¥ing. Jenkins moved to within one viel«y of his fiftb straight m. game season Mooday night as he gave "' Cllly two bits and hit a tw!)o!1111 double while pitching Cbieago to a ~ viciAiry over the Atlanta Braves. AtlaJ1tasluggerHant Aaron's "'«&me bitting streak also ended as Jenkins got the Braves' star to ground out, pop up and strike out in three appearances. "II might look easy but don't let that fool yon," said tbe ~ year~ld Jenkins. ''You have to ~Irate aD tbe time. Any time a man (.'mles " ' to the plate, he's a Iii-league player and he_'s up there to bit." Jenkins, who has compiled an ~ log O¥er the. past seasons, lead& the maJOr leagues in ecmplete games with 23. Warren Spahn was lbe last National League pitdler to win ~!least "'9!JII!S five conseculive ~Aaron only hac! words of ~~te fw Jenkins as his hi~ streak was snapped 'The streak bad to eod. I'm glad i~ w;:s ~ by ~ like him, said Aaron. 'He s one of the greatest right, banders in Ibis league. I don't think I could have hi~~. if I stayed out there all night. Jenkins struck out seven Bra~ batten In raising his season 8 total to 203. It~ the fifth !!me that JUitins has l)lliJC: INNOCENT 1 GUES'IS AT DINNER Sunday diDw guests of Mr. and Mrs ' . " L " ,.,,.._ and """' .... • ......,, SCII, ·Jell, PomauJ, Mrs. Beulah White and Mrs. Florence Hannay, Mrs. Myrtle and Mrs Am..._...... Watkins, · ~~,, Akron, aDd ~Mrs. Cbarles White, · m and Agnes Wbite. The annual Labor Day festival was planned, with detailstoheannouncedlater. lt wasvotedtobuyaliabygiflfar Mrs. Phyllis HendriL ' AttheAug. 23meetingablind auclioo will he held of articles KEVIYAL NIGBI'LY brought by those attending A revival is being beld each Each article must be worth 50 evening at the Middleport cents. Hostesses Clara Lavender Pentecostal Cburch at a p.m. and Agnes White served each evening through Aug. 22. The puhlic is invited. four Dear B but I: 'lbe ''IB )est" you euclaeed has been floating ll'OUDd for ao long I'm IIUl)Jrised all )JilUIIJ haven't seen (and ciacoamed) II. I believe 'it was even !"lbliSI«< ill a newspaper CGiumn auaal bact.. Nabnlly IIIOSl kids willlil'We themselves much ''se:der" lban they~. but adion8 speak Jollier than ... ut'slqle your boyfriend's father has relenteo oy n011 - · i t Dear 8elen: I am a 1s.,ear-old girl who weighed Ito poiZIIIs and am five feet cme inch tall..I l'elilcled·dowD to 1:11 poll!lds IUid lee! great. ll isn't a faddy sllrvalioo diet. I'm small.fnuned and lllouldn't weigh CWU' llt. MJM41!11aaid iflloaeay more weight I mi&bl gel sick (she's kind Clf heavy). S.:p if I keep to my diet sbe'D force me Ill eat d! Is afler every meal, ao I'D gain weight hack. Pow C811 I per-* her? - HELP . Dear Help: SoGida as if "fat"loves .....i.p.ny at YoUr llluae. Ma7he your doctor can pei"SIIIde Mama that she sboold follow your diet-not figbt it!·- H. )e8I'S freezer for the Labor Day plate · Myla HudsGD, Edith Hood, Jean dinner that will be held were Hall. Marie Rizer and Vicki, \'JSlT IN COLtlMBllS ElVa Dailey, Myla lfudson, Ada Slack, Mildred Pierce and Mr. and ~- Karl Grueser, Eleanor Bohram. Ada Slack, Bernice May. PumaOJ, were in Columbus over tbe we 'rl for a visit· TOUR IN SOUTP With Mr. aod Mrs. Jack McDow SYRACUSE- Mrs. Laurence and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Quinn and Diddle, accompanied by her children. Clll1811bus. daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Handley:, Jackie and Becky of Pcmeroy, have VISll'ING RElATIVES returned from a vacation trip Debbie Lehew ci Columbus is SYRACUSE - Mr· and Mrs. through the southern states. here visiting ha' cousin, Cbayl George H. ~er. Mr. and In Tennessee they visited the Lehew, and ber ilal'ljroother, Mrs. Marvin McKelvey have Smoky Mountains and the Mrs. Harry A. Davis, Pwdoy. returned ~ a Dlonlh- Oui'ltus Gardens in Gatlinburg. long vacalioo trip to the west In North Carolina they visited r--~-----=--.. coast, going by the soulhem the Cherokee Indian Reser· Tl:.z n.a. Sl li' II route and reluming the nocti00 and · other ·m11111111 ...., -• .. •• them route. va ' many DEV~TEIITOTIIE teresting points. · INTEREST OF Places toured were St. Louis, MEIGS-MASON AREA Mo., wberetbey pa !d lhrougb CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, the beautiful Archway to the ROB~=~~O~FI,ICH. West. In Houston, Texas, they P City EdiW ubl i shed diiU\t e»Ccept went tAl tbe Astrodome and LEARN OF DJ':lm Satu•day by The'Ohio valley NASA Space Qnter; e Friends here have ~•Red Publishinll c.oinpony, nt _ .. -.~ ... , Court St.. Pomeroy, on~ . through Death _Valley; VISited word of the recent death of Mrs. 4S76f. Business Office Phone Mootere~, M~eo, the Grand Grace Matsukas, at the Elm- f.~liS6, EdiiDI"ial Phone 992· Canyon m Arizona, and Las crest Extended Care Facility at Se<ond class ...Stage paid at Vegas Nev . Pomeroy .. Ohio. ' .· , Beaver Falls, Pa. Mrs. MatNational Odvulis ing In Cahforma they saw subs was born in Middle!ot. ••p•esentative aottinelli · Disneyland, Capistrano,_ aDd tbe daughter of George and Gallagher, Inc .. 12 Easl 42nd . 51., New YOt"k City,N.,. YDI"k. PebbleBeach.Theya1JoVISlted Sarah Bland Sbeissurvivedb Subsuiption rales : De · Mr. and Mrs. Ferrold Barden · Y live.<ed by corner whe<e andMrs Ma Robson " ·San adaughter,Mrs. StevePagalos, anolable 50 cents per week; · goa ID Beaver Falls· a brother Ruy 1 By Motor Route whore carrier Diego.They1tUiluptheeoastof Bland of Cadiz~ • ter'Mrs 1 service nol available: One · d Or t , a SIS , • monltl sus. By mail in OhiO Cal1"forma an egon o J~Reis(Thelma)ofL 1 o~d w. va .• One ye.or s:tuo. SeaUie, \Yash. On the return · . yons, · Sox months $7 .2S. Three h . •t d y II t Mich., and several meces and monlhs s•.so. SubK<iplion t ey VISI e e ows one nephews She buried t I price includes sunday Times. National Part ill Wyoming and Bea Falls was a 5.enlinel. · · Mt. Rushmore in South Dakota. ver · Couples Return From Trip West Jc•••IJ *"''"'· gooe over the :m.mart. Jenkin~, now l9-8, gaye ....a one out single tAl Ralph Garr 111 the fourth and a ooe out single to Earl Williams in the fiftb. He also allowed a walt in the eighth. · Jenkins doubled bcme two runs in the Dinlh. Jolm O.OiSiJii led off the inning With a walt and Brock Davis followed With a single. The Braves caught CalliSM at home on J.C. Martin's grounder f« the fitsl out of the inning but the big rigbt.bander followed with a slashing drive down the left field line. In other Natiooal League action Pittsburgh defeated Houstoo 11-J, New York blanked Los Angeles 6-Q and Cincinnati edged St. Louis~. in the only games scheduled. Vic Davalillo, playing in place of Robeit Clemente, sOcked two triplesandadouble,llreatinga ·2--2 tie in leading the Pirates past Houston. Willie Slargell drove in four Pirate nms with four straight bits to back up Dock Ellis, who WCII his 17th game of the year againSt six losses. Oavalillo tripled in a run in the first, later scoring on Stargell's single. After Dave Casb walked to start the fourrun fiflb, Oavalillo doubled both runners aa- and evGitnally Sl.ued 011 the mt of two salrifice Dies by Bob RobertSCII. George Foster singled with ooe !lilt in the ninth inning 111 score Tmy ~ and giwe Oneinnati the viet.y over St. Louis. The Reds' winning rally came after lbey tied tbe score by bunching four bits one a ' T00 MUc.h RUsh • h?- . Skorich was clearly diSal>Cleveland Browns' offense of- pointed with the wort of the of- HIRAM, Obio (UPI) - 'lbe lered little pu; protection to quarterback Mite l'bipps last weekend while the Los Angeles · Ram defenders were aggns: sive, Browns bead coach Nick Skorich said Monday. ;;:~:.==~--. d _ r .o v WHERE MfUFCF We ,., ,.. to 111ft (Hd lilt ,.., is ....... < PAIIIOOIC ............ un ]ust'I n Time For The Fair! LADIES lira;y. J1os: ter's game • inning bit aEIMf lftor a siligle by BUidl bad put PereZ Ill The play 111 Pee& at tile plate was dose. · 'Hnew it was going to be," said Reds .third base coach Alex Grammas ''Fosler's ball .got ·out there real qud_ Tally was ahoul six feet fnm third -"~ Lou Brock fWded the """'' ball., StiU, Alex waved Tony around third. ''It was a gamble," admitted Grammas ''When I saw the ratdler (Ted Simmons) move to the lelt for Brock's throw 1 slipped to the right," says ~ 'lbe ~ lli1PI'&red to ba~ llltfr· fifth straight victory all hted .., wileD Steve Carlton, tine a lU iecord, went Into lbe eighth .With a Sol lead. Hoaua,JoeTorn:, the Card thinl"-lliD, une<rled: a wild throw alta field lee May's p\Hatd ball ti> loucb off a fourtw~lnniog wbidl sent tbe Reds abeal 5.1. "" ,._,_ """Bose's tm= loaded sin, gle dimand lbe uprising. "I'm just glad got a chance 111 red r myself,, said Pete. ''J:lenenber 1 struck out wi!h two men em base in the fiftb inniilc, The Cards came hack in lbe top of lbe Dinlh to lie the score at ~ 00 Joe Hague's m Liske.Seems·Good :Bargain tw!)o!111llxmer.OaJCilrroll. " Poweva', Carroll WOWid J!p with the viCiory, his seventh of the season againSt two los&es, although .he still WBIIJI't happy about ,blowing the two-nm lead the Reds had taken 'into the ninth. But, you can't erlticiu a guy who has given up two .runs since July 6 and that was .Car' roD's record prior to Monday night · The teams resume UJe series tonight with Card lefty Jerry Reuss going ag~t ~ary Nol;311. Wednesday nights senes windup matches Bob Gibson, who tossed a ~o hiller in his last outing, agamst Doo Gullett, whose last victory was a onehit triumph . By Uniteil Press ln-titaal American lNgue East . W. l. Pd. G.lt 12 « .62t ... Baltimo•e 65 54 .~ B'h ~~:::,t 65 56 .537 911> New York 60 6t .-4'16 14'1> Washington 49 70 .412 241'> 48 13 .397 26'1> C~eveland West W. L Pd. GB Oakland 78 «1 .650 ... Kansas City 63 55 .~ 14 Chicago 57 63 .475 21 California 56 67 .455 23'1> Minnesota 54 65 . .tSol 24 Milwaukee 51 68 .429 26'1> Monday's Results Boston 6 Cali!or"nia s Baltimore3 Milwaukee 2 Minnesota 1t Cleveland 2 (Only games scheduled) Today's Probable Pitcllers Kansas City (Splilfortl 5·5 and Clemons 0-0) at New York I Keklck Hand Peterson IH). 2 Helen ,H~-P· Us !1 ~~·!::e': ~~ :ean~~ By Helen Bottel , Jenkins Two~Hits Braves for 19th • ~tal. ~~an: :s~ Sift Tally l'8el made it home ,safe' ly. · "I was ~ · Tmy ao ekiaely," said Faster, ''that I don'tena~e~l-lher wbetba 1 IIMThls"'!"d first base." . Rs after Faster singled home Perez With me out In the ~th inDiDg Monday night to ~ve the Oncinnati Reds a " 'vict.ca'J over lbe St. Lonis Cantinals iD the ClpUier of a three- *'-': '71 ' . . · vu.11n .,~o F~TI(uPI)--Geage walt fnm Fl"IIDk ••"*I .:.lerial WI . • · Grace sa.m I,,. . s )foster's Single Wins for R~ds clekale'' aad • -'t; tllla lliDW II a tqJiraJ · swat ala 1 U.. • ~IIi»& :tt •....a ;rilbiapeeiiDMt&ac.f... briJI'I -· s ul . Mrs. OiarlesR.Sillglellln, '15, . 1-fte.DII:r' II .- - - - - - - - "'wllidl 14 at Valley Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Eskew of Pumeruy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Faulkner of MI. Sterling. Paternal grand, Jlll!reDis are Mr. and Mrs, Clair RictnnoncJofRul!and.Maternal great.grandparentsareMr.and Mrs. Fred· Kinch Pomeroy. Airman Richmond •is home in Pumeruy 00 leave from Me, ConDell Air Fon;e Base in Kansas Here is••aL beautifulJ defen· sive Jllay .....en 1rom eremy ' flint's ''Tiger Bridge." , Sinc:e he doesn't teU us who The bidding has been: the tiger was,· we will as- Wtsl South North l!asl ~urn~ that Jeremy himself Pa~., . I• Pass Jt was •he hH o. Pa~ 3 • 'Pass Easl held the first trick I N.T. Pass 59 with bis king of clubs and Pass PaS!! 5 N.T. Pass ? ' looked over dumm y. II was You .. South, hold: apparent that West held the 'club ace. If he also held lh< .AK87 .A% .KQI ...KSU jack and nille. a club reiurn :h~i;o ~::.:w~ shOw would lake care of South's ~·•.ur three kints. Voir~ partner char.~-es immediately. East ha"i. taken rnntrnl. also saw that clubs. would TOll:\ l'"S QUESTIOX k...,p, since East's queen of ln~lcad of hiddi.nJ( thn..'t' heart!, riianionds was a sure entry. Suppose West l)eld .the ac~ y(nll' juu1ncr has b.id three ot sp;!des and ace-nine..eighl :o'!l<ul~ a llt'l' you.r jump to lhl"('(' "' ·cJubs. Then a club retm·n diu111undli. What <lo you do nou·? IUMIBERY SUSPECll!D TOLEDO( UP! )-Police today said they had no suspects in the slaying of Edward Baker. •• Bowling. Greal, found dead Monday of Slab wound<; al)ll wiled In a chair in his subur- . li ~· ul d be: rnadc immcdi ately: ' .bu Oregun lavern. . Jb. (NEWSPAP£1 £HTEAPIISE ASSM.) sr:u . .. . ------- Voice along Broadway lli.,.-J-.1 . . · . : . , · •• . ya., IF ~~ firmer Marie Dowaiag, died l"lllet'l11at'iaeW ofllle'TI• fl. Mon~y at the Rinrside NEWYOBit-BriMIIIatOII.-lleedaad j~lj !Jlm't 1 HciDzwdlbe N~BomeatSI.~, W. ll'nldNo"'"c.ruli.J*Jnat lbeRege "'Y PI' ... ,,.,.nsQ . ,'N. Y,Da•O!illk va. . · GDI'IrtAft.lllllldlll't)llhdmillt:-lbeJ lsdei'JIIIUbew1roJIDa' bJ 1" , eooe A graduate of MiddlepQ1 pndalm It! .... Lila Tulw lJIIIIed in a IIJge ..._.....__.~ . ··. &;rialte ,Da · · tm Siller 11 High .School, sbe altftvled the Bllawhot •gljencoe In "to <Mall" • I.4Jill "~~·GJ;~ tlnlbllllefarllilltlnllt Swel!lhrier College in VJrglnla, M•M bllh ' wllae f« lbe same 011tfil .... ..u11011n• . epera..:... ,.,_._, . the Univer'sily of Clilc:imati, ~ Geibel's ao lntenlc C11 a Ctlllebac:t, he'il agel')' .... 01. ~ mN.Y.-~"* ~rGILLIGAN Sl'EECP SET and Ohio University. Sbe was enalr,-a ''llerlous"lllgerole-lfbecangetil; irGDy at lbe ml ct llluzz JIIWII 1 COLUM8US (UPI) -Gov. lbedaughterofthelateJohnB. 'tGidonlaiidlisc:areer'flklp a talented i""""¥ ... *I!*M be'llnlber switdl lllan John J. f.UUgan ~onday ~ and JlcTionald : , : ' . ' . figbl: "'l11e '"4 Nr Dam" ~•.c:lloraled, be w~d ~er a ;'maJOr ~- Downing. Her hns!umd died ~ F'aiDed Life phutng . Marpret Bomte- Jewawll.f: .· . . · ~- oo Uie states 6M!JM'II July 15,1971. . . Wte'sboobdbeuw:lflnlollrooUI&ftDLabsfor RAIDeJS~f«\alherJiqll,lllllllle~e Situation ~ursday . afternooo Mrs. Singleton is survived by MCtber ~·s tJillmeiiHlls ipuaty Old lad Jetm , iJC tile belt. are: ~ s, over statewide tele'liS!on. a daughter, Mrs. ~rtram Pro . DOl Cllly lad l1lllical ·~~ moat r~, is • • lllld illl pnces ~ Payne of Oiarlestoo, W. Va.; wga lbatrelieved!Kpalsyi'bfkesbatbacht . half to a lbinl lesl liD .Gacd'll GD 1111 Ave., two granddaughters, Mrs. ~ and filmed ~ f« TV! .... Actor Fendy's · is ....uti!& , 1lmF lplily.._lber 'lbe ~ . R!:t Club Geor~e Paynter of N.o rth Oiff Robel'llon, wllo spent his OWD umey 'and eq~G~bam; and IJ! 0••. die, al. 11 ~ Francarolina .and. Mrs. Fred . Tat· .._......., ...... ..._ ... Biafra-~. 18 • do- cesooQilpl,huflne,c:llie . ll]lededolbellatmost willmeetaP:30p·.m.Thursday. tersa1 of "'··•-'- W "a ................ _..,..... • .........., ... .u . • ----t"--ina"·.· """"\=-· ·· •· ., lltlll viii lis mpnil•tio!l (AmericaliS for I"""P18'1"'~_,_ ·~"' ''"': · -v. at the part in Racinedtefresb- two great.granddaQgb~, and Olillftn' Relief) with 3Uoill Clf food medicine two at moat; the (aii!IG" Js r Pl¥.,. gave ments will be served. a brother, Rodney Duwnlng of sheiK for p;tstan • • s. ' our lillie . daughters .a ""•. wt" fcl- · ~ Middlepol'l. , .........., 11" I• ,.,;, nd ""- In ...;,., ah:eaiiY moat I _...,., IJI'Pll .ede 111111 m· Friends may call at tbe . •-:-+""*'\JSil*~-~· .,...... be ~- ' lbeJIIzdllllgNi••. bair ... ~row !lonsall ~ ~ toPakjatanwaallbert~polillcs •.~~mows ~ ~-'1 give m Oiarleston. Funeralsentoes lbe U. S. 1'N«JL¥lts beat ~ lbe clileaaDl' ..,.... f« a polite hlggle· ,.....,t is dissatisfied with the will he held at 2 p.m. Wed- Plltis'Pr;s !Ill Teddy JUied that tragedy to take ~a're _,... •iJd I if doll'I. ' ...--· nesday at lbe St. Matlbew's l&llber sa!plilllto the U. S. (ll"II!ISialed by - • ........ ~· • tc •- · ·. ruling of the local official he Episcopal Cburch in Teddy- Niun) side .... 'lbe PaJrislanis llllll.lbe . It's aot D•l• _a Bavyweight may male a request either Cb&rleston, wi.lh trltes U. S. Slalie Dep't. blew be just. wanted to lake king J~!!~.~~ lneiJ wife Jlbdw: at orally or iD writing f« a hearing - - her ..._ a ·...,...., . . . to ppea1 the decisi00 at the Ri~a wiew Cemetery, I!IOUJer JleiBtlve swipe at Nlxm .... .... .,.. ~ . • Middleport;about 4 p.m. PI' r'WJt.,ctwase,deUswithf«eignnlaliCIIS 'lbe}lugleJ*ifdl)t;znall!lfi'canB!uadwa; C. Comer Bradbury• local CD 8 lrigiPr 1m:1, wbidl polllicjans Cll-lhHDake alq ~ St. to R • "' s.DrUGill will he superinlaldent, Rt. 1, Cbesbite, B'-ck Readmitted don't haft to bother With. . vacated by ned Jlil. and will bull we • ·~ has beat d .goaled to sit at Ill .. , 'Jbe Sblibl!lt lbeztril:lll"'--lllrllllt but hearing. The policy also , . . a-Ibm , tom's "~ & Oeopalrl" lot··· . = provides that will be no Keith ~ of ~ lti will 141dale ill rlnonia tlarq to inrbJde a Wlll'l erect aD" !file lk)IICiapa ~ ~way identification of or was ~dmitled to Cllildral s lll!dellaft {plaJedby JCIIII N!:lrtllll) Jeepq all a becallle alfices m IM!Wik)tictiln 8ft having a 1"'-::::-.the:• "''··-'-'~1· · t any Hospital,. 0>11m"us '"""n .two -..... bacbes ..... Beet ct a rough go _!orating""'""'""' 11tD1D . II ... UCKouuwa IOn agaiDS . '· today for ,..._ - ..~.___.. !!!!!!!C!!!!!!! studalt imable to pay the full observation and trea~t. way to get a Iince. p1liJei ~ IS lbe .,...,....,.., """"' .' 'CUlL of a lunch lie was accompanied to 11 Ball 'Jbmw! had written ~ ''W"mdwell'' hangout -· Loll Bra:ba, wilD R m, . . . --'--ts· illim ...._ ,._ .... ..._ t Columbus by his o;:-...--· • tame wbeD Walw was at his beallby pe8k in- snooted a $5 m """"•• - -• prupa 1; Mr and Mrs Marim Frances· stad ofl:lkq a dweap sbol alan alliJC Clld 'lim ditto 111 IIIIer for lbe air rid* Jalll ll'i'e!' his . DAUGPTER BO~ , his. great~ther. · In lis aacJde!rt momeuts, or lad just walled afew marquee, but if be wee 111 peddle air rights (i Airman and Mrs. LarrY Rich, Flora Bailey, and David · wlidllels ....,_,_, bal ~ -lee mood, the former Cryst&l Vance. Mrs. Bailey. : and David ,ears, he migbt have 1111ed llilljled; but it's a lo••ol"de • -.-.-~ •ow .... Faulkner are announcing the will .. t ' th Mrs Gecq Fry hack himnc ~a IJIIIIW8ble llhowmln w11011e valnableSjiiBI'efeetfnmlbatOWDedbyanejgbhirlh of ~ sevUI pound 12 oz and VISI Wl h · ·.., .L e f type adler '[!Mmos I'I!!J!dn'l carry .... Walter borilc strneba'e), be WIEl.ll it fw his entire daughter Crystal Aiig: . return ome .,em .. uy. always lllld friends: "Dan'l disgn••-e me ;rilb a R••ncl jZupa ty; IIDl jast over lbe docn. !, I"' ·. n.um. appUeation forms .sentiHme In a letter to all parents. Applications may he sob: 'tt.ed time during the nuhool any 'lbe · -~ sc year· ecCIIOIIliC"""" based oo the'"~ n·-'"~ of ~-·· ........,. persons in the family, number of children in school and any unusual circumstances or hardships which affect the family'sabililytopayforschool lunches should he included. Under the provisions of the poUcy, the district principals will review applications and determine eligihiUty. H a East decided this was unlikely. He lmew that South was almost sure to hold the spade ace. W i tbo u t that card, he would have responded with a maximum of one queen aDd two j;~cts and South was not that sore of bidder. After this preliminary t h o u g b t, East decidt!d to play for a one-trick set with two clubs, two hearts and one diamond. This left a problem. How could he get his partner to return a heart when he got in with the ace of clubs? East played back the nine of spades! Then, when he got in with the diamond queen and played the club to his partner's ace, West knew the silit to lead back. ·----------------- . · pere Defensive Strategy Plan , WEDDING SET The we j<Ji"& of Debra ltliy MrMiilzn to Roger B. HiD will ~·- 211 be an event of Friday, ._. ,,_ u .,_. F11·tit ~._._·, at'"'' ru..,. ~""""• Ptmaoy Route 3. An open church wedding is plann-d t\'ilh the "Rev . Robert K reading lhe vows at 7:30 "'"·'·" ·shower and r~ption is plar.ned followmg the ceremooy at the · of the lride 's parents m · Pomeroy; 'Robert Aahley, MiddlepOrt; Raymond Lambert, Rutland; lDvie Watsm, P'ometoy;_ Gary 'EJllOD, S)TIIcuse; Paul Miller, MiddlepOrt. DISCHARGED - Flora Donahue, <:_harles Karr, TburmanMartiii,CiaraPowell, NGI'1IWI Sclloonover, Willard Faudreti. · mer· - Rebekah Long. •z Mi ·~ i · rw. 1 Ra~ADnaJMDB:'::' Fl!-~ 1111 g . ra• WISeman Insurance, Gallipolis, was granted a emllad far Stigleano's hol!le with two advisors and seven memben attending. They voted to donate $2 to the JW!ior Fair. Their projects were graded by Debbie Conklin. All boots 1101 finished are to be filled out and givdlto Mrs. Boso. Ada StigleaM was in · charge of refreshments. Leslie Roberts. TilE ROCKETS HI Oub has met twice reeenUy. The first meeting was held at Deborah Woodyard's home. The second one was held at Rebekah Long's home. Ther.e were two advisors and five members In attendanee fQr their judging, and lbey decided to donate $2 to the Junior Fair. They also decid~ to use the money fro~ their treasury ~ buy material to decorate their food booth. Deborah Wood)ard served refreshments. 'Ibis was their' last meeting of the smn- 9an'isGDvillt! Grange with Dine s r• · · -':1 assume his duties this evaling. Meigs 4-H Oub News (lob met Angust 9 at the " · • _.@ " ) c ,, a &t.ac.. ~A" SHORTS AND 'TOPS S.wl f .Drastically Reduc~ It's the hottest fashion sale of the vear ... . , marked down for a summer of sunnjng.or sightseeing. Many fabrics, colors. • ••• • NEW SHIPMENT ~!:JON FA~Ia,.._39~ "' ... Pt ··- w.CIIM fense In the 17-S loss, but was sympathetic with young Phipps, the No. 1 emtender fw Bill Nelsen's starting job this fall . "The blocking wasn't liiiiCb improved and the pass proteelioo still broke down too early," Sbrich said. " Mite l'bipps bad a lol of pressure oo him IJe.. cause of il and it made a dif, ference." Four of l'bipps' pass s Wd'e inten:epted by the Rams last Friday Dighl , The Ram defense was outstanding, storich said. ''lbey fought for the ball well and look it away from our re: ceivers several times," he said. Nelsen, who Skoridl said will see a little aclioo Friday night against the Dallas Cowboys, added that the Rams ''threw several defenses Mite bad nev- Detroit ( Loiich 19-8 and Cain Hl at Chicago (John 10.t2 and Horlen ~9), 2. Jwl.night. Cleveland (Paul l·ll at Minnesota (81yleven . 10·13) , night. Battimo.e (McNally 1H) at Milwaukee (Pattin IO.t3), night. Oakland !Odom 7·8) at Washington (Gogotewski 2-2l. night. California (Messersmith 11 · t2) at Boston (Tatum 2·31, night out bases-loaded single by started a four-run rally to hack Pete Bose, tAl score four runs in the seven-bit pitching of Tom the eighth inning. Seaver as the Mets broke a Ken Boswell's M- loaded . five-game losing streak. single in the sixth inning The defeat was the third straight for the Dodgers and fourth in their last five games. They are now 6'k games behind the league-leading San Francis. " eo Giants in the Western Division. ~ Dodger starter' Doyle AlexanUll INU'CJ der gave up singles to Wayne Garrett, aeoo Jones and Ed Kranepool before Boswell singled to drive in two runs. two Altentio W. as A..o"-/ia, Wednesday's Games California at Boslon Cleveland at Minnesota, night Baltimore at Milwaukee, night Oetroilat Chicago. night Qaklandat Washington, night Kansas City at New Yo<k. night Not Tennis roRONTO (UPI ) - A sure and s1eac1y Francoise Durr ran into a tired and homesick Ev..- Goolagoog and walked away With the Women's Singles title of the Rothman's Canadian Open 6-4, 1>-2, Monday. The Canadian Open was Miss Goolagoog's last stop on a hectic eight-mcJ~~!h tour, which saw her Win tbe Freocb Open, Wimbledoo and the Dutcb Open plus DIIIIIUihoS other smaller British toornameots "Evm afler ~ 1 wanted to rmb nght home and tell eva )body," said tbe 2&year Clld Miss Goolagoog. "The plane leaves ill two days and we're ""Woe in Hmolulu and Fiji for SOille shopping and things. 1 was practieally 00 it blni&bL" , Miss Goolagoog :mwed only fWbes of the shot malting that ial her to the WI1Dbledon cau · straight ts last Jul C:.b:r.....: Margar!t Cwrt.ller backhand, normally ber best shot, led her into niiiJlU'IIm .aun Her mind, indeed, was in.Syimey, wbere a Iicker tape n!Ceplion . planned rw her nen Monda IS ::U ..........,y. ASI'ROJET CLASS1C SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPI) 'lbe sinh armnal Aslrojet golf classic a 5I-boie twoman best ball ~ pairing footbaU and""gobaU eel 'oilies will be held at the new ~ 11eac11 Potel golf course here nest Feb. f.&. WAIVDIS PASSED SAN DIEGO (UPI) -Outfielder Ball Jeter and rig!Jihanded pitdler Eduardo Amsia d waivers Monday and pawere lradiid by the PiUsburgh Pirates to the San Diego Padres, ampleting a transaelicm wbidl sent reliever Bob Miller fnm San Diego to the Bucs last week.. NatiOnal League East W. L Pd. Pittsburgh 72 SO .590 St. Louis 67 55 .549 Chicago 65 54 . ~ New York 59 60 .496 Philadelphia 53 67 .412 Monl<eal 48 7t .403 Meigs Property Trans~ers 14 Roher! C. Hartenbach, Sheriff, Charles Robert Allensworth, Carolyn , Sue AllensworlhtoFarmersBank& Savings Co., Lots 2 and 3, Bradfi~'s Add., Pomeroy. Franklin Real Estate Co. to Ohio Power Co., fO Acres Coal, Salem. . . ~ge K Lewis, Lowse M. LeWIS to Ohio Power Co., Ease., I. ' 5 5'1> 11'1> t8 22'fz Pittsburgh (Walke• S-8) , night Chicago (Hands 10·t4l at West W. L Pel. GB Atlanta {Reed t2·8l. night. St. Louis (Reuss ll ·t2) at San Francisco 72 51 ..585 ••• Los Angeles 65 57 .SJl Wz Cincinnati (Nolan 10·t2l. night. New YOI"k (Ryan 9·10) at Los Atlanta 6-1 6t .5t2 9 Angeles (Osteen I Pl. night. Houston 60 6t .496 II Montreal !Morton 8·t4 or Cincinnati 58 65 .•n u McAnally (.9) at San Diego san Diego 46 n .37• 2~ (Arlin 7-Ul, night. Monday's Results Pittsburgh 8 Houslon J Wednesday's Games Chicago 3 Atlanta 0 Philadelpzia at San Francisco Cincinnati 6 St. Louis S Houston at Pillsbu<gh, night New York 6 Los Angeles 0 Chicago at Atlanta. night !Only games scheduled) FINISHING SAME DAY SER,VICE . . . - - Use'OUr Free Parking Lot •. 'Childs Agency, Inc. 200 N. 2nd St. Louis at Cincinnati. night New York at Los Angeles, night Today's Proboble Pitchers Houston I Blasingame S.9l at Montreal at san Diego, night. Do~nlng In At 9-0ut At 5 216 E. 2nd1 ~m~y MIDDLEPORT ubanon. K~nneth Donald Palme~, Jll!'1e Mae Pa1met- to Ohio Power Co., Ease., ~~oo. ~ B. Crary, Linnie Crary, Parcels, to Grant Allen Smith, Elizabeth Louise Smith, Chester. . . ~ant A\len Smith, Elizabeth Louise Smith to Reed B. frary, Linnie Crary, Lo~ ~2. McDole Tor;~ce, ~e. Wlian J. Triplett to Joan White, Beverly lee Long, Pari of Lot 87, Palmer's Add., MidcDeporl. uwis E. Triplett, dec. to Lillian J. Triplett, Cerl. for Tr MidcD t ans., epor · Ballard Borne, Dollie V. Borne to , Doris S. Keenan, 3 ~· ~~v~oskins to James Nally, William Nally, Parcels, • ' ' .. • Pinto-lowest priced Ford in ten years Right now is the time to save real money ! On our big-savin g compact. Maverick, Six or V-B. On America's best-selling subcompac t, Pinto. On Galaxies. Mustangs. Torinos. all the Fords ... now at the year"s lowest prices! Orange. George A.. Radekin, Wanel!a G. Radekm t.o General Teleph~ Co., Right of Way, CiliumbiB . Edgar Wolfe, Blanche Wolfe to Harold E. ltli~, Alma K. Kauff, .45 A~, Mi~eport Alpha _A. Smith, Lucille Smith to Syb1l Ebersbaeh, Lots, McDole,Torrence Add., Reedsville. ltllh Alllllal ,.. County Senir and Junir Fair• er seen before.'' "The big thing is knowing where the defenders are going," Nelsen said. ''You don't want !AI be forcing tbe ball and Mite was thrinring into a prelly good crowd of defenilas at times." Skorich, despite the 5e(IOQ straight loss of the abihi.liDD seasoo, said be was pleased with tbe hitting. '"lbey were bitting hard like they wanted to wint he said. "They bung in there tough and so far haven't been outfought physically. I am confideot the olfense will come akllg." WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1971 All Fords now clearance priced · for year's biggest savtngs. Hurry for best selection. 8:00 A.M.-Poultry Judging-Q>en Oass 9: 00 A.M.-Decorama 9: 00 A.M.-Junior Fair Beef Showmanship and judging. followed by Sheep and Swine. Open a ass Beef Judging to follow Jr . Fair Beef Judging. ' Open Oass Sheep and Swine Judging at Conclusion of Beef Judging. , 10:00 A.M. to -':00 P . M.-Kiddies Day - All rides reduced . 10:00 A.M.-Conformation Show-Horses and · Ponies 1:00-P.M.-Horse Show 1:00 P.M.-Flower Show Judging Wednesday Evening-Junior Fair Nigh!- Clearance time ~s limited in .Ford.Country '.• :' THURSDAY. AUG" If POST TIME 1:II P.M. KEITH GOBLE FORD INC., 461 SOUTH DIIRD ST., MIIIUPORT, CliO .-..Aug. I GrMdmlld Attraction U.• & Oscar lleleR& Billy Scott - - -~ l GB ... Joe Namath of the Nell' York Cowboys suffered a ' ·fracllnd Jets held a news conference at leg in a giune againSt the New Lenox Hill Hospital and pt:OIJI- Orleans Saints last SatUrday ised he. will be hack when he is . night, bul the damage isn't U recovered from the !mee injury serious as it sounds. 'lbe hone he suffered in New York's first was tbe fibula, which carriel exhibition game. litlle weight, and Jordan .may " Anybody's risking per- be able .111 play lhe remaining manent damage no matter exhibition games ... Dennis what he does," N1101alh ex- Dummil, star quarterback at plruned. "But 1 certainly hope ·uCLA, was released oo waivers 10 play again . l haven't even by the Los Angeles Rams. The C<Jnsidered giving up football ." Rams also acqUired comer In other Natiooal Football hack Gene Howard and defen- , League · camps : , lineback lee sive tackle Clovis Swinney in Roy Jordan of the Dallas exchange for wide receiver QlarUe Williams and an undisclosed drafl choice. SCIOTO DOWNS Rookie quarterback Scott COLUMBUS (UPI ) - The Hunter of Alabama was elevat.featured $1,200 cliiiming trot at ed to Green Bay's second team · Scioto Downs Monday night was after completing five of six won by Jingle Jangle, who passes in the Packers' 11>-1~ toured the one mile course in loss tAl the Pittsb~gh Sleele.!"S 2:06 1-5. lasl weekend ... the lletroit The winner returned $7.80, LionsacquiredquarterbactJim $3.60 and $2.80. Second place H. Ward from the New Orleans D.. s Lind paid $3.20 and $2.611. Saints in exchange for lineback, Third place McElwyn Key er Carl Cunningham. returned $4.20. Major Perkins won the first race of the nighlly double and Gold Note took the second nice, producing a 4-4 combination worth $92.60. The H quinella paid $22.80. Attendance was 4,145 wiUt a Jnlernational League Standings handle of $190,998. By United Press International W L Pel. GB Rochester 74 4'1 .602 Tidewale• 70 54 .565 4'19 Charleston 66 53 .555 6 HART PROMOTED Syracuse 66 56 .541 7'1' Richmond 62 6t .504 t2 COLUMBUS (uN) - Alan louisville 61 63 ..492 13112 W, Hart has been named to Taledo 4'1 73 ,402 24'12 Winnipeg 4t 80 .339 32 succeed the late Ernie Biggs as Monday's Results football trainer at Ohio State Louisville 5 Charleston 2 Rochester 12 Syracuse 3 [lsi, 7 University. Hart, 35, has been head trainer al Ohio University innings) Rochester 5 Syracuse 0 I2nd. 7 since 19M. Be took over the OU innings) job upon his graduation from Richmond 1 Tidewater 2 that school. He is a native of Toledo 3 Winnipeg 1 Cleveland. By Ulliled Press Jn«roalioaal Pete Liske,. a bargain !Jase, ment quarterback, is turning oul tAl be the Philadelphia Eagles' best buy. The . Eagles acquired Liske from the Denver Broncos for a No. 6 draft choice, and so far he has led them 10 two victorieS. After winning only three games all last season, the Eagles have to be enUtusiaslic about their acquisition. Liske passed for lwo touchdowns and set up another wiUt a 50-yard bomb to light end Gary Balbnan Monday night to give the Eagles a 34-28 exhibition over Ute Buffalo Bills. Liske who completed 12 of 9 passes for 202 yards, hit BaUman on a nine-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter, then came hack with a sevenyard toss 10 Bob Hawkins for a third period TD. Later in the third period, he hit Ballman 0n a SO.yard pass to set up a oneyard plunge into Ute end zone by rookie Tom Bailey, Another quarterback, however,grabbed more attention than Uske without throwing a pass. .. ' �• 4-,.. lliii.J llllldtlllll.l 11111111111 , ......1''-'W'~. .,,, ., 0 ....• a . _ . 17,ll71 Roush- Wolfe ReuniQn Held .Donation Made to Church Almolt tiOO was contributed to the building fwld of . the )Cidclleport Olurch of Olrist by the PbUatbeli Women Friday lll&ht. . Meeting at the Forest Acres Park for a flllllly picnic, the 1f0UP voted to contribUte to the . building fund the ~ they made on a recent bake sale and the $0.65 left In the drapery fund. It was noted that the draperies In the new additipn to .the church have been.purchased and hung. rwo new long tables were . ordered and a note of thanks will go to Mrs. 'i'olando Freeman of Cleveland for clolhea. Mrs. Freeman Is the d!lughter of Mrs. Clara Dilgard, former resident. Purchase of son\e new dishes was ~ussed bUt action was deferred. It was agreed to serve a rebeatsal dinner and reception fOr lbe Nicinsky wedding, Dec. 17 and 18. Members agreed to give articles for game prizes at the Southeastern Ohio Mental HealIIi Center staged monthly by the Homebuilders Class. Reported ill were Mrs. David Farmer, Mrs. Helen Reynolds, Ray Darst and Homer Rice. A thank you card was ~d from the Hawley family, and line from Wayne and Uncia Clark, missionaries in Hawaii, for a gift of mliney. Mrs. Larry Morrison will present the program at the Bride-elect Honored Mrs. Clifford Pbillips and Mrs. Karl Grueser entertained recently with a shower honoring Miss Marsha Pugh, brid~Hllect of Ted Rusaell. Pink and white streamers were featured in the decorations of the basement of the Minersville Methodist Olurch Where the shower was held. The gift table was centered with a decorated wn· brella. A decorated cake was served with coffee and Iced tea. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Sadie Brown, Vicki Sheets, and Mrs. Paul Forbes. Others attending were Mrs. Otto Hattenbach, Mrs. Pearl Phillips, Mrs. Lillie Starcher, Mrs. Agnes Brown, Mrs. Clara GrUeser, Mrs. Dale Warner, Mrs. Elsie Forbes, Mrs. Brooks Sayre, Mrs. Hosmer Roush, Mrs.HiramFisher,Mrs. Mason Fisher, Mrs. Charles Grueser, Mrs. Wayne Russell and daughter, Mrs. James Baker, Mrs·. Helen Milhoan, Miss Terrie Miller, Mrs. Herbert Pugh, Mrs. Ethel stewart. Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey, Mrs. Herschel Rose, Mrs. Stella Grueser, Mrs. Bradford Msag, Mrs. Emma Hines, Mrs, Clelands Reunited The second annual reunion of -ns' held recently at Fort Meigs. Bernard Willis had grace preceding the dinner. Games were played during the afternoon. Several visited the museum and others spent the afternoon conversing with relatives and friends . The second Sunday in August was designated as reunion time for the family and next year's reunion will be at Fort Meigs. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Reedy, Jr. and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Willis and Tina, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Willis, Candy, Holly, Heidi, and Steve McLaughlin, Dale and Martha Bowman, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. William E. McClure and Andrea, Mrs. Nida McClure and Diane, Albany ; Mr. and Mrs. Junior Cleland and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ervin, all of Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cotterill, Jennifer and Dean, Columbus; Mr . and Mrs. James Schumacher and Jeffery, Canton ; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wheeler, Kenneth, Karen, and Dia'na, Dexter; Miss Sonja Ohlinger, Middleport; Mr. and the Cleland family September meeting. George . Meinhart had grace preceding the picnic, and Mra. Grace Prall presided at lbe meeling. Attending were Mrs. Grace Hawley, 'Mrs. Audrey Sweet, Mra. Belly Cine, Miss Mildred · Hawley, Miss Bessie Ashley, Mra. Margaret Lallance, Mn. Ruth Carr, Mrs. Beulah Rousb, Mra. Mary Martin, Mrs. Audrey Frost, Mrs. ·Cathy Erwin and Amy, Mrs. Prall; Miss Mallie ·. Hysell, Mrs. Lena McKinley, Mra. Lula Mae Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart, Batty and Greg, Mr. and Mrs. George · · Meinhart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McElhinny, and Mr. and Mn. <llester Erwin. Mrs . Joseph Shuler , Jr., Cheshire:· Mr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Davis, David and Danny, Rutland; Hensoo Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cleland, RuUand; Mr. and Mrs. LDuls Parsons, David and Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Redman, Tommy and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Redman and Danny , Dunbar, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Hersie Wheeler, Darrell, Bobbie and Debbie, and Miss Kathy Six, Guysville. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stansbury, Reba and Aaron, Albany; Mr . and Mra. Cecll CarPenter, Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Axley, Pomeroy; Mrs. Helen Gardner Riggs, David and Sandra Gardner, Wanda Cardillo, Langsville; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lightfoot and daughter, Pataskala; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hampton, Merlin, and granddaughter, Terri Lynn Peoples, Langsville; Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Nelson, Albany. ; M~. . and Mr~ . New Officer.s for the l972 Marshfield The Roush-Wolle Reunion G Lo Pt Pleasant· . om Wolfe, Harry · ve, · • · ' • reunl· on are -T was held August I at the State Sar t Mi-. and Mrs. Harold Love, Park on Route 33 witli a basket president, and Wilma gen ' Chesapeake;- Mr. and Mrs. dinner enjoyed at noon and Eula secretary..Jreasurer · TommY · ' thin to Mr will be in charge of Lester Love, Wor g n; . Norris Wolfe, chairman, in charge of and Mrs. Tommy Norria and 1 the brief business meeting. purchasing gifl8 for nex .~ear family, Columbus; .Mr. and Gilts were presented to Harry and Harold Roush to post Signs N w. va., ow to gel to Forest Acres Mrs. Tom King, ew, Love, the oldest roan attending, as to h 1 led and Mr. and Mrs . Harold .nc1 Mae LDve, oldest woman ; . Park wh_ich had been sef ec xt Sargent Middleport. : • Roger Beach the youngest; for location of reun1on or ne Lester Love and Tommy year. The date was set for th£ t* 111 ,. ·IIi Norris, traveling the farthest first Sunday in August. : · . · The meeting closed with A Thought Harry . distance; Mr. and Mrs . . Love, the largest number in singing two hymns and a prayer . mtendance from one family, by Rev. Willard LDve. . Or 0 ay n also, to.all children under Attending were Mr. and Mrs. success and happiness lie liz years of age. Roy Buck and Pam ; Aaron · within you ; they do not Recognition was given to Rev. Wolfe, Eilla Wolfe, Tom Norris, . come from external .00 Mrs. Willard LDve, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush, · events and conditions. Lovehavinggraduatedthepsst Racine, Rt. ' 2; Mr. and Mrs. _:Helen Keller year from KentuckY Olrlsiian Jack Ord and John, Mr. and College and headed for · Mrs. Paul Randolph, Letart, W. 11raduate work at Ohio Va. ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert University this term. Mr. and· Roach, Larry, Kay and Roger, Quick!~ Mrs. Tom King were extended Mason ; Rev. and Mrs, Willard ' best wishes on their recent Love, Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. ·.;: marriage; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Love, John and Mary, New Love congratulated on being married for 61 yeilis, and Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush for being CLUB MEETS Fridays Only married over 50 years. The Past Councilors Club of The Drive-In Window 17, iC • 0p Theodorus Council 15 oalllihters of America, met iC en REUNION f Mr 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. A~~"' au.nu recently at the home o s. (Co t· 1) n lnuous Y Several area ·res~·dents were Carrie Meinhart with Mrs. Eva Other Banking Hours 9 to 3 at Ash Cave. Sunday for the Dessauer as the hostess. Mr s. and 5 to 1 u usual on annual Follrod reunion. From Edna Reibel presided. Fridays. Meigs County were Mr. and Devotions were· taken from the iC Mrs. Charles Goeglein, 23rd Psalm. Games were iC . . Olarlene, Michael and Mark, played with prizes going to Mrs. : Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Reibel, . Mrs. Mabel Bearhs, d Mr POMEROY, OHIO . ence Neutzling, . Chester ·, Clar Mrs. Ethel Smith, an s. Member FDIC Mrs. Nina Robinson, Mrs. Clara Meinhart. The September Member Federal Follrod, Mr. and Mrs. Clair meeling will be at the home of Reserve System Follrod, Steve Mrs. *******"'** ****"~ Alfred. Mr. andand Mrs.Kathy, Otto _ _Nettie _ _Hayes, _ _Middleport. _____ _ _ _ _. ._ __ ** ********* F .--------"'-c Mrs. Paul E. Davis (linda Marie Reed) Reed D'aVZ•S Vows . FALSE TEETH With LiHie WoiTf GP Do false teet h embarrBBS you by coming loose when you eat, laugh. or talk? A denture adhesive can help. J'ASTEETH• cives dentures a ton&· er, fir mer, steadier hold. Makes eat- ing more enjoyable. For more securi ty and comrort1 UBe FASTEETH Dent ure Ad hernve Powder. Dentures t hat fit are eseential to heal th. See CLOSED your dentist regul arly. All Day Thursday For The Fair! GROUND CHUCK Fresh, lean Beef GROUND lb. BEEF................. .. SUPERIORS Values! Stick Bologna NECK BONES REGUlAR 69' LB. lb. 79~ ~ lb. ' BUDGET BACON WHOLE FRYIN~j ~-·~-~ '. CHICKENS lbs. lb. 39~ POOD lib . SOOT LAD ·1· ·CRACKERS.~ ••••••••••••••••• 3 bxs. . Wt!llt 9oz. IX . lioi 19C . M PIE CRUST •••••••••••••••• Hb. MARTH~- 1~b. HI-HO BRAND . Jo o~"'::,llltlEs ' Scot Lad 8~tf . CORN CRACKERS••••••••••••••••••••:!x. 39' GREEN BEANS .CHICKEN -OF THE SEA . 6% oz. . . PEAS TUNA •••••••••••••••••••••••••••~". 39e SHEU1E VLASIC KOSHER CHIPS 32 oz. BEANS P.ICK LES •••••••••••••••••••••••~r. S_ ILV_ER FLEECE _ . .· . . 16 CANS$ . . K·R.AUT...............4 cansoz. • 1 RlR SAUER GOYl~( G~AIN MACAil9!t~,AND 1¥2 oz.. . PAPER CHEESE DINNER ••••••••••. 5, 1 - SOAP BUY! FAIRMONT FAIRMOIIT ORANGE DRINK conAGE . I PURINA PUPPY atlW OR · 5 lb.--- - DiUCK WAGON INSTANT. DINNER pkg. . PURINA . .. ..•;•••. ,....... 89$ PRICES START FROM PLATES 100 tl pkg, eThursdJJy Only At Mark V galon only TIDE giant . sae CHEESE 59~ KLEEN GUARD FURNITURE POLISH 30az. and DUSTING SPRAY 011 ~ 89~ 49• Saturday Only! . I ROYAL CROWN COLA • POMEROY. CEMENT BLOCK. CO. Factory a ir. '2695 KaiT & Van Zandt "You'll Like Our Qualify GMAC .FINANCING · Pomeroy Open Evenir.gs 'Til I :DO Til5 P.M. S.t. Lean Pure Beef Red Hot - - 3l00Ms0f ~ . ttlVI Savings & Quality 69' lb. bxs. black vinyl fop. gold int. n2-l341 Reg. - BB H. T. Coupe. Gold finish, Way of Doing Business." Ill IS Ill . 69 OLDSMOBILE '"""""· :::~~~9' l& .......... ........ ..... ......~~-- -''$ SUPERIORs ALL - QUALITY FAC.TORY FINISHED · ·-· - .. ....·-·- ·.~~. 99' Assorted Luncheon Meats FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS co. USED CARS JIWILIY ~:lARroL~:~-·- ' qooJ Bu'l /rom BaLer 'J •• , C:.Urtlt. Honey Loaf &Pepper Loaf 'DRIVE-IN BANKING A~ol,er GOIU111 SALE I lfs Stylist* zig-zag machine with carrying case. This Week's Special SUPERIORS • Brand Meats Luncheon Meat SAVE $30°7 FORsatOOL by BuLOVA ~rs . T d Swartz of Shade and Mr. and Mrs. William · Follrod and a daughter, Sue, Athens, were Miss Linda Marie Reed of floral volle with long bishop also among those attending. Millersburg, former first grade sleeves, an empire waist, with teacher. 'at the Pomeroy pink velvet ribbon and white Elementary School, and Mr. venise Ia~ trim. The other cut crystal punch bowl of daisy Paul Edward Davis of Cin- attendants, Miss Betty Mason, design with matching pieces for clnnati were united in marriage Bedford, and Miss Chrsline minl8 and nuts was used. on July· 31 at the Millersburg Snow, Killbuck, Ohio, were in Hostesses for the reception Christian Church . identical gowns. They wore were Mrs. Leland Barnllart, The 4 p.m. candlelight picture hats of piqk textured Mrs. Don May, and Mrs. Jean ceremony was performed by straw with pink velvet ribbons Lawhead of Millersburg . the Rev. Ronald Bushek and the and carried colonial nosegays of Presiding at the registry was Rev. T. Clarke Davis, father of white and pink daisies with_ Mrs. Tim Hunter of Clark, Ohio, the bridegroom and minister at baby's breath and fern . and Miss Wanda Martin of the Hyde Park United Miss Lisa Doolittle of Brinkhaven was t he gift IC!.-------::=-::::-=::-:;:=-',---...,..--_.;..oo Methodist Church in Cincinnati. Killbuck, a cousin of the bride, t.JStess. REG. •1 The bride is the daughter of Mr. served as flower girl. She wore For. a wedding trip to SALE •119.81 and Mrs. Ralph E. Reed. a candy pink floral voile gown Washington, D. C. the bride Prenuptial music was. with a ruffled neckline, empire changed into a red and white BIRTIIDAy OBSERVED provided by Mary Margaret waist, and Irish lace and pink bandana print jersey with a The birthday anniversary of Close whose selections were velvet trim at the waist and' matching blue denim knit coat Mrs. Flox.eilce Hannay of . from Bach, Beethoven, 'arOund the skirt. She carried a and accessories. She wore a Ala'on, was observed Saturday Masseneth, Mendelssohn, and white wicker basket with rose red, white imd blue flag pin, gift evening with a party at the Handel. The church decora- petals and a pink and white of the groom. home of Mrs. Beulub White . lions featured low altar necklace, gift of the bride. The couple resides at 2626 Attending were Mrs. Myrtle arrangements of large white Mr. Mark Erhardt, Chicago, Duke St., Apt. 114, Alexandria, • Exclusivefrontdrop-in bobbin. • Built-in blin~titch. Plus 6 other great features. . Watkins and Mrs. Ann Olristy and pink shasta daisies, white Ill., a college friend of Va. of Akron, Jeff Darst, and Mr . tapers and one brass column bridegroom, served as best man The new Mrs. Davis EV«l greater savings on cabinet models. and Mrs. Charles White. Mrs. candle. and the uShers were Mr. Ronald graduated from Ohio University Free lnstruclions on the use of your new machine. Hannay ·also received a gift Given in marriage by her Brown of Fostori~ , and Mr. Dan in 1970 and taught the first from (Mr. and Mrs. Thomas father, the bride was attired in a DooliiUe, Killbuck. grade at the Pomeroy Darst and Craig. formal gown of white slipper For her daughter's wedding, Elementary School, 19'/().71. Mr. · We have a credit plan . satin over taffeta . The Mrs. Reed wore a larkspur blue Davis attended Ohio University designed to fit Y.OUr budget. detachable train, bodice and lace and crepe gown with and the University of Cincinnati hemline of the gown were matching accessories. Mrs. and is now stationed with the U. HOMECOMING SET APPAOVEOSI NGIII DEAlER There will be a homecoming bordered with a ruffle, pink Davis was in a li gh~ aqua crepe s . Army at Arlington Hall ' A Traclerrlal1l ol THE SINGER COMPANY ' at the Silver Run Free Will ribbon and venise lace with tiny and lace gown with bone color Reservation, Va. Mrs. Lela Curtis and Mrs. Baptist Church Sunday seed pearl accent. She wore a accessories and both mothers featuring the Bissell Brothers. pearl necklace, gill of the wore corsages of while Dorothy Woodard of Pomeroy were among the guests. Others The Rev. Merlin Teets and the groom, and carried a colonial sweetheart roses. nosegay of pink and white A reception honoring the attending were from LaRue, Rev. Hockenberry will be the ministers. Everyone is welcome sweetheart roses with baby couple was held in the church Portsmouth , Ma s sillon , breath. She also_ wore her sorial room immediately Warren, Mansfield, Cincinnati, to attend. maternal grandmother's ruby following the ceremony. A three Canton Barberton Coshocton SINGER SALEs' & SE~IiltE • Galion, •Perrysburg,• ·and diamond engagement ring. Uered wedding cake topped St. Marys, McCALL'S& SIMPLICITY Pi\TTERN$-. • I Her headpiece was a camelot with a floral arrangement of Glenmont, Killbuck, Fostoria, PARTY PLANNED ' 115 W. Second 992-2284 Pomeroy, 0 •. A gel-acquainted kin- cap with veiling of imported white and pink sweetheart roses Bedfor d, Racine, Pomeroy , illusion. It was trimmed with centered the table which was Cleveland, Chicago, Dl., and dergarten party has been planned by the <llester P. T.A. white venise lace, pink ribbon covered in pink damask. A hand Washington, D. c. for I to 3 p.m. on Aug. '!1. The andseed~ls. • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., chlldren who will be entering The maid of honor, Miss kindergarten and their mothers Lucinda Mathie, Millersburg, are invited to attend the affair wore a candy pink gown of when they will be taken on a tour of the building and grounds Now Many Wear and meet the teacher, Mrs. Kathryn Bawn . Mr. and Mrs. Sid Taylor, Milton, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor, Barberton; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Parsons, . .- - - - - - - . . , ,Marina Park, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Layne, Victoria Rd., Cha1·leston, W. Va.; Mr. and 'n!RNERS' GUESTS Mrs. Wendell Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. Gay Kruger of Gatlanna ; Miss Unda Cleland, Columbus; Larry Stansbury, Lancas~r and Mary Smith of Reynoldsburg ; Mr. and Mrs. McArthur were Friday guests Clair D. Stansbury,-Julia, Clara of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner, Bobbie, Groveport; Mr. and Middleport. Mrs. Dale Stansbury, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Seth F. Nicholson, Rutland ; Norman· Will, Rutland ; Robert Turner, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Marion McClure, Dexter ; and Floyd and Tommie Cleland, Langsville. CARAVELLE" WeF~~USDA *** Social Calendar William Russell , Mrs. Ed Venoy, alllocal,andMrs.Macel 'l1JESDAY . Pugh and daughter, Pam, SCHOOL SAFETY patrol Jackie Hendershot, Mrs. Ruth Pugh and daughter, Delores, meeting Tuesday 7 p.m. Meip Myrna WardSka, Ruth Minks JuniCI" High School, Middlepcrt, and daughter, Ann, and Mrs. r01m 110. •AD seventh graders interested are asked to attend Mary Hecke_rs, Marietta. 8CC11Dp1111ied by at least one Others presenting gifts to Miss Pugh were Mrs. Elwood parenl Bowers, Miss Jean Hines, Mrs. FRIENDLY CIRCLE, Trinity Mary Phyllis Wllitcomb, Mrs. the Church ' 8 p.m. Miss. Mary Dorothy Douglas, Mrs. Es r E!Wibeth Chapman, program Harden, Mrs . Margaret leader; Mrs. Roy Msyer and Russell, Mrs. Hazel McCallum, Mrs. Donald Hauck, hostesses. ?.ma Withrow' Jeanie Buckley' VETERANS MEMORIA_L Diane Hendricks, Mrs. ·Hospital _wo_men's Auxiliary Mary Grueser, Mrs. Kan~ di Cook, Teresa Fish- poUuck plcmc, p.m. park · on. new Route 33,'1eft going north. er, Margretta Roush, Mitsiko Regular meeting to follow. Harris, Carla Fisher, Barbara Fisher, Linda· Evans, 111URSDAY Virginia Roush, Hazel Pet- WEEKEND MEETING at tibone, Marge Campbell, Wllda Pomeroy Lower Light Olurch Pugh, Brenda Pugh, Bee~ beginning Thursday through Teaford, Marge Reuter, Jenrue Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Guest Harvey, Freda Mitch, Msude speaker Rev. Eugene Noll of Grueser, Freda Grueser, Mrs. Glouster. Russell Bailey, Dee Brown, Gladys Hood, Mrs. Ross PACK TO SWIM Stewart, Sr ·• Darla Hawley • Cub Scout Pack m will have Mrs. Margaret Sheridan, Helen . a swimming party Sunday from Campbell, Charlotte Snyder, 6 to 9 p.m. at the Middleport Mary Bentz, Kathryn Brown, Pool. Each cub must be ac~enPugh, SandyGrueser,and companied by a · parent. Refreshments will be served Diane Rose. foUowing the swimming. . BAKER FURNITURE . IUIIDDLIPORT, 0. The Department ~re . of Building Since 1915 . 16 oz. ... BREAD Faaite .Large Size MARKET·. · Open BTLS. for • ----~"------------------~--~-----------------------------------DJ----~----~------------------------~------~~------------~------------------~1"-- 9 to 10 • SuiL 10 to We Accept feJernl Food Stamps --PHONE: 992-3480 Comer Mill and SetGI1d Sts. ' ~ ··we Rese.¥e The Right To L,..,;, O...titie-&" �• 4-,.. lliii.J llllldtlllll.l 11111111111 , ......1''-'W'~. .,,, ., 0 ....• a . _ . 17,ll71 Roush- Wolfe ReuniQn Held .Donation Made to Church Almolt tiOO was contributed to the building fwld of . the )Cidclleport Olurch of Olrist by the PbUatbeli Women Friday lll&ht. . Meeting at the Forest Acres Park for a flllllly picnic, the 1f0UP voted to contribUte to the . building fund the ~ they made on a recent bake sale and the $0.65 left In the drapery fund. It was noted that the draperies In the new additipn to .the church have been.purchased and hung. rwo new long tables were . ordered and a note of thanks will go to Mrs. 'i'olando Freeman of Cleveland for clolhea. Mrs. Freeman Is the d!lughter of Mrs. Clara Dilgard, former resident. Purchase of son\e new dishes was ~ussed bUt action was deferred. It was agreed to serve a rebeatsal dinner and reception fOr lbe Nicinsky wedding, Dec. 17 and 18. Members agreed to give articles for game prizes at the Southeastern Ohio Mental HealIIi Center staged monthly by the Homebuilders Class. Reported ill were Mrs. David Farmer, Mrs. Helen Reynolds, Ray Darst and Homer Rice. A thank you card was ~d from the Hawley family, and line from Wayne and Uncia Clark, missionaries in Hawaii, for a gift of mliney. Mrs. Larry Morrison will present the program at the Bride-elect Honored Mrs. Clifford Pbillips and Mrs. Karl Grueser entertained recently with a shower honoring Miss Marsha Pugh, brid~Hllect of Ted Rusaell. Pink and white streamers were featured in the decorations of the basement of the Minersville Methodist Olurch Where the shower was held. The gift table was centered with a decorated wn· brella. A decorated cake was served with coffee and Iced tea. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Sadie Brown, Vicki Sheets, and Mrs. Paul Forbes. Others attending were Mrs. Otto Hattenbach, Mrs. Pearl Phillips, Mrs. Lillie Starcher, Mrs. Agnes Brown, Mrs. Clara GrUeser, Mrs. Dale Warner, Mrs. Elsie Forbes, Mrs. Brooks Sayre, Mrs. Hosmer Roush, Mrs.HiramFisher,Mrs. Mason Fisher, Mrs. Charles Grueser, Mrs. Wayne Russell and daughter, Mrs. James Baker, Mrs·. Helen Milhoan, Miss Terrie Miller, Mrs. Herbert Pugh, Mrs. Ethel stewart. Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey, Mrs. Herschel Rose, Mrs. Stella Grueser, Mrs. Bradford Msag, Mrs. Emma Hines, Mrs, Clelands Reunited The second annual reunion of -ns' held recently at Fort Meigs. Bernard Willis had grace preceding the dinner. Games were played during the afternoon. Several visited the museum and others spent the afternoon conversing with relatives and friends . The second Sunday in August was designated as reunion time for the family and next year's reunion will be at Fort Meigs. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Roy V. Reedy, Jr. and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Willis and Tina, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Willis, Candy, Holly, Heidi, and Steve McLaughlin, Dale and Martha Bowman, Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. William E. McClure and Andrea, Mrs. Nida McClure and Diane, Albany ; Mr. and Mrs. Junior Cleland and Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ervin, all of Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cotterill, Jennifer and Dean, Columbus; Mr . and Mrs. James Schumacher and Jeffery, Canton ; Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wheeler, Kenneth, Karen, and Dia'na, Dexter; Miss Sonja Ohlinger, Middleport; Mr. and the Cleland family September meeting. George . Meinhart had grace preceding the picnic, and Mra. Grace Prall presided at lbe meeling. Attending were Mrs. Grace Hawley, 'Mrs. Audrey Sweet, Mra. Belly Cine, Miss Mildred · Hawley, Miss Bessie Ashley, Mra. Margaret Lallance, Mn. Ruth Carr, Mrs. Beulah Rousb, Mra. Mary Martin, Mrs. Audrey Frost, Mrs. ·Cathy Erwin and Amy, Mrs. Prall; Miss Mallie ·. Hysell, Mrs. Lena McKinley, Mra. Lula Mae Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stewart, Batty and Greg, Mr. and Mrs. George · · Meinhart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert McElhinny, and Mr. and Mn. <llester Erwin. Mrs . Joseph Shuler , Jr., Cheshire:· Mr. and Mrs. Bruce P. Davis, David and Danny, Rutland; Hensoo Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cleland, RuUand; Mr. and Mrs. LDuls Parsons, David and Ralph, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Redman, Tommy and Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Danny Redman and Danny , Dunbar, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Hersie Wheeler, Darrell, Bobbie and Debbie, and Miss Kathy Six, Guysville. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stansbury, Reba and Aaron, Albany; Mr . and Mra. Cecll CarPenter, Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Axley, Pomeroy; Mrs. Helen Gardner Riggs, David and Sandra Gardner, Wanda Cardillo, Langsville; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lightfoot and daughter, Pataskala; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hampton, Merlin, and granddaughter, Terri Lynn Peoples, Langsville; Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Nelson, Albany. ; M~. . and Mr~ . New Officer.s for the l972 Marshfield The Roush-Wolle Reunion G Lo Pt Pleasant· . om Wolfe, Harry · ve, · • · ' • reunl· on are -T was held August I at the State Sar t Mi-. and Mrs. Harold Love, Park on Route 33 witli a basket president, and Wilma gen ' Chesapeake;- Mr. and Mrs. dinner enjoyed at noon and Eula secretary..Jreasurer · TommY · ' thin to Mr will be in charge of Lester Love, Wor g n; . Norris Wolfe, chairman, in charge of and Mrs. Tommy Norria and 1 the brief business meeting. purchasing gifl8 for nex .~ear family, Columbus; .Mr. and Gilts were presented to Harry and Harold Roush to post Signs N w. va., ow to gel to Forest Acres Mrs. Tom King, ew, Love, the oldest roan attending, as to h 1 led and Mr. and Mrs . Harold .nc1 Mae LDve, oldest woman ; . Park wh_ich had been sef ec xt Sargent Middleport. : • Roger Beach the youngest; for location of reun1on or ne Lester Love and Tommy year. The date was set for th£ t* 111 ,. ·IIi Norris, traveling the farthest first Sunday in August. : · . · The meeting closed with A Thought Harry . distance; Mr. and Mrs . . Love, the largest number in singing two hymns and a prayer . mtendance from one family, by Rev. Willard LDve. . Or 0 ay n also, to.all children under Attending were Mr. and Mrs. success and happiness lie liz years of age. Roy Buck and Pam ; Aaron · within you ; they do not Recognition was given to Rev. Wolfe, Eilla Wolfe, Tom Norris, . come from external .00 Mrs. Willard LDve, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush, · events and conditions. Lovehavinggraduatedthepsst Racine, Rt. ' 2; Mr. and Mrs. _:Helen Keller year from KentuckY Olrlsiian Jack Ord and John, Mr. and College and headed for · Mrs. Paul Randolph, Letart, W. 11raduate work at Ohio Va. ; Mr. and Mrs. Robert University this term. Mr. and· Roach, Larry, Kay and Roger, Quick!~ Mrs. Tom King were extended Mason ; Rev. and Mrs, Willard ' best wishes on their recent Love, Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. ·.;: marriage; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Love, John and Mary, New Love congratulated on being married for 61 yeilis, and Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush for being CLUB MEETS Fridays Only married over 50 years. The Past Councilors Club of The Drive-In Window 17, iC • 0p Theodorus Council 15 oalllihters of America, met iC en REUNION f Mr 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. A~~"' au.nu recently at the home o s. (Co t· 1) n lnuous Y Several area ·res~·dents were Carrie Meinhart with Mrs. Eva Other Banking Hours 9 to 3 at Ash Cave. Sunday for the Dessauer as the hostess. Mr s. and 5 to 1 u usual on annual Follrod reunion. From Edna Reibel presided. Fridays. Meigs County were Mr. and Devotions were· taken from the iC Mrs. Charles Goeglein, 23rd Psalm. Games were iC . . Olarlene, Michael and Mark, played with prizes going to Mrs. : Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Reibel, . Mrs. Mabel Bearhs, d Mr POMEROY, OHIO . ence Neutzling, . Chester ·, Clar Mrs. Ethel Smith, an s. Member FDIC Mrs. Nina Robinson, Mrs. Clara Meinhart. The September Member Federal Follrod, Mr. and Mrs. Clair meeling will be at the home of Reserve System Follrod, Steve Mrs. *******"'** ****"~ Alfred. Mr. andand Mrs.Kathy, Otto _ _Nettie _ _Hayes, _ _Middleport. _____ _ _ _ _. ._ __ ** ********* F .--------"'-c Mrs. Paul E. Davis (linda Marie Reed) Reed D'aVZ•S Vows . FALSE TEETH With LiHie WoiTf GP Do false teet h embarrBBS you by coming loose when you eat, laugh. or talk? A denture adhesive can help. J'ASTEETH• cives dentures a ton&· er, fir mer, steadier hold. Makes eat- ing more enjoyable. For more securi ty and comrort1 UBe FASTEETH Dent ure Ad hernve Powder. Dentures t hat fit are eseential to heal th. See CLOSED your dentist regul arly. All Day Thursday For The Fair! GROUND CHUCK Fresh, lean Beef GROUND lb. BEEF................. .. SUPERIORS Values! 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This Week's Special SUPERIORS • Brand Meats Luncheon Meat SAVE $30°7 FORsatOOL by BuLOVA ~rs . T d Swartz of Shade and Mr. and Mrs. William · Follrod and a daughter, Sue, Athens, were Miss Linda Marie Reed of floral volle with long bishop also among those attending. Millersburg, former first grade sleeves, an empire waist, with teacher. 'at the Pomeroy pink velvet ribbon and white Elementary School, and Mr. venise Ia~ trim. The other cut crystal punch bowl of daisy Paul Edward Davis of Cin- attendants, Miss Betty Mason, design with matching pieces for clnnati were united in marriage Bedford, and Miss Chrsline minl8 and nuts was used. on July· 31 at the Millersburg Snow, Killbuck, Ohio, were in Hostesses for the reception Christian Church . identical gowns. They wore were Mrs. Leland Barnllart, The 4 p.m. candlelight picture hats of piqk textured Mrs. Don May, and Mrs. Jean ceremony was performed by straw with pink velvet ribbons Lawhead of Millersburg . the Rev. Ronald Bushek and the and carried colonial nosegays of Presiding at the registry was Rev. T. Clarke Davis, father of white and pink daisies with_ Mrs. Tim Hunter of Clark, Ohio, the bridegroom and minister at baby's breath and fern . and Miss Wanda Martin of the Hyde Park United Miss Lisa Doolittle of Brinkhaven was t he gift IC!.-------::=-::::-=::-:;:=-',---...,..--_.;..oo Methodist Church in Cincinnati. Killbuck, a cousin of the bride, t.JStess. REG. •1 The bride is the daughter of Mr. served as flower girl. She wore For. a wedding trip to SALE •119.81 and Mrs. Ralph E. Reed. a candy pink floral voile gown Washington, D. C. the bride Prenuptial music was. with a ruffled neckline, empire changed into a red and white BIRTIIDAy OBSERVED provided by Mary Margaret waist, and Irish lace and pink bandana print jersey with a The birthday anniversary of Close whose selections were velvet trim at the waist and' matching blue denim knit coat Mrs. Flox.eilce Hannay of . from Bach, Beethoven, 'arOund the skirt. She carried a and accessories. She wore a Ala'on, was observed Saturday Masseneth, Mendelssohn, and white wicker basket with rose red, white imd blue flag pin, gift evening with a party at the Handel. The church decora- petals and a pink and white of the groom. home of Mrs. Beulub White . lions featured low altar necklace, gift of the bride. The couple resides at 2626 Attending were Mrs. Myrtle arrangements of large white Mr. Mark Erhardt, Chicago, Duke St., Apt. 114, Alexandria, • Exclusivefrontdrop-in bobbin. • Built-in blin~titch. Plus 6 other great features. . Watkins and Mrs. Ann Olristy and pink shasta daisies, white Ill., a college friend of Va. of Akron, Jeff Darst, and Mr . tapers and one brass column bridegroom, served as best man The new Mrs. Davis EV«l greater savings on cabinet models. and Mrs. Charles White. Mrs. candle. and the uShers were Mr. Ronald graduated from Ohio University Free lnstruclions on the use of your new machine. Hannay ·also received a gift Given in marriage by her Brown of Fostori~ , and Mr. Dan in 1970 and taught the first from (Mr. and Mrs. Thomas father, the bride was attired in a DooliiUe, Killbuck. grade at the Pomeroy Darst and Craig. formal gown of white slipper For her daughter's wedding, Elementary School, 19'/().71. Mr. · We have a credit plan . satin over taffeta . The Mrs. Reed wore a larkspur blue Davis attended Ohio University designed to fit Y.OUr budget. detachable train, bodice and lace and crepe gown with and the University of Cincinnati hemline of the gown were matching accessories. Mrs. and is now stationed with the U. HOMECOMING SET APPAOVEOSI NGIII DEAlER There will be a homecoming bordered with a ruffle, pink Davis was in a li gh~ aqua crepe s . Army at Arlington Hall ' A Traclerrlal1l ol THE SINGER COMPANY ' at the Silver Run Free Will ribbon and venise lace with tiny and lace gown with bone color Reservation, Va. Mrs. Lela Curtis and Mrs. Baptist Church Sunday seed pearl accent. She wore a accessories and both mothers featuring the Bissell Brothers. pearl necklace, gill of the wore corsages of while Dorothy Woodard of Pomeroy were among the guests. Others The Rev. Merlin Teets and the groom, and carried a colonial sweetheart roses. nosegay of pink and white A reception honoring the attending were from LaRue, Rev. Hockenberry will be the ministers. Everyone is welcome sweetheart roses with baby couple was held in the church Portsmouth , Ma s sillon , breath. She also_ wore her sorial room immediately Warren, Mansfield, Cincinnati, to attend. maternal grandmother's ruby following the ceremony. A three Canton Barberton Coshocton SINGER SALEs' & SE~IiltE • Galion, •Perrysburg,• ·and diamond engagement ring. Uered wedding cake topped St. Marys, McCALL'S& SIMPLICITY Pi\TTERN$-. • I Her headpiece was a camelot with a floral arrangement of Glenmont, Killbuck, Fostoria, PARTY PLANNED ' 115 W. Second 992-2284 Pomeroy, 0 •. A gel-acquainted kin- cap with veiling of imported white and pink sweetheart roses Bedfor d, Racine, Pomeroy , illusion. It was trimmed with centered the table which was Cleveland, Chicago, Dl., and dergarten party has been planned by the <llester P. T.A. white venise lace, pink ribbon covered in pink damask. A hand Washington, D. c. for I to 3 p.m. on Aug. '!1. The andseed~ls. • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ., chlldren who will be entering The maid of honor, Miss kindergarten and their mothers Lucinda Mathie, Millersburg, are invited to attend the affair wore a candy pink gown of when they will be taken on a tour of the building and grounds Now Many Wear and meet the teacher, Mrs. Kathryn Bawn . Mr. and Mrs. Sid Taylor, Milton, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Taylor, Barberton; Mr. and Mrs. Michael Parsons, . .- - - - - - - . . , ,Marina Park, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Layne, Victoria Rd., Cha1·leston, W. Va.; Mr. and 'n!RNERS' GUESTS Mrs. Wendell Cleland, Mr. and Mrs. Gay Kruger of Gatlanna ; Miss Unda Cleland, Columbus; Larry Stansbury, Lancas~r and Mary Smith of Reynoldsburg ; Mr. and Mrs. McArthur were Friday guests Clair D. Stansbury,-Julia, Clara of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Turner, Bobbie, Groveport; Mr. and Middleport. Mrs. Dale Stansbury, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Seth F. Nicholson, Rutland ; Norman· Will, Rutland ; Robert Turner, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Marion McClure, Dexter ; and Floyd and Tommie Cleland, Langsville. CARAVELLE" WeF~~USDA *** Social Calendar William Russell , Mrs. Ed Venoy, alllocal,andMrs.Macel 'l1JESDAY . Pugh and daughter, Pam, SCHOOL SAFETY patrol Jackie Hendershot, Mrs. Ruth Pugh and daughter, Delores, meeting Tuesday 7 p.m. Meip Myrna WardSka, Ruth Minks JuniCI" High School, Middlepcrt, and daughter, Ann, and Mrs. r01m 110. •AD seventh graders interested are asked to attend Mary Hecke_rs, Marietta. 8CC11Dp1111ied by at least one Others presenting gifts to Miss Pugh were Mrs. Elwood parenl Bowers, Miss Jean Hines, Mrs. FRIENDLY CIRCLE, Trinity Mary Phyllis Wllitcomb, Mrs. the Church ' 8 p.m. Miss. Mary Dorothy Douglas, Mrs. Es r E!Wibeth Chapman, program Harden, Mrs . Margaret leader; Mrs. Roy Msyer and Russell, Mrs. Hazel McCallum, Mrs. Donald Hauck, hostesses. ?.ma Withrow' Jeanie Buckley' VETERANS MEMORIA_L Diane Hendricks, Mrs. ·Hospital _wo_men's Auxiliary Mary Grueser, Mrs. Kan~ di Cook, Teresa Fish- poUuck plcmc, p.m. park · on. new Route 33,'1eft going north. er, Margretta Roush, Mitsiko Regular meeting to follow. Harris, Carla Fisher, Barbara Fisher, Linda· Evans, 111URSDAY Virginia Roush, Hazel Pet- WEEKEND MEETING at tibone, Marge Campbell, Wllda Pomeroy Lower Light Olurch Pugh, Brenda Pugh, Bee~ beginning Thursday through Teaford, Marge Reuter, Jenrue Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Guest Harvey, Freda Mitch, Msude speaker Rev. Eugene Noll of Grueser, Freda Grueser, Mrs. Glouster. Russell Bailey, Dee Brown, Gladys Hood, Mrs. Ross PACK TO SWIM Stewart, Sr ·• Darla Hawley • Cub Scout Pack m will have Mrs. Margaret Sheridan, Helen . a swimming party Sunday from Campbell, Charlotte Snyder, 6 to 9 p.m. at the Middleport Mary Bentz, Kathryn Brown, Pool. Each cub must be ac~enPugh, SandyGrueser,and companied by a · parent. Refreshments will be served Diane Rose. foUowing the swimming. . BAKER FURNITURE . IUIIDDLIPORT, 0. The Department ~re . of Building Since 1915 . 16 oz. ... BREAD Faaite .Large Size MARKET·. · Open BTLS. for • ----~"------------------~--~-----------------------------------DJ----~----~------------------------~------~~------------~------------------~1"-- 9 to 10 • SuiL 10 to We Accept feJernl Food Stamps --PHONE: 992-3480 Comer Mill and SetGI1d Sts. ' ~ ··we Rese.¥e The Right To L,..,;, O...titie-&" �' I •• ' • ,.. ....... - :5 ·- I Ml" I r1-l' I 0 , , ,• .,, ~171f/l Bargains, Bargains and More Barga~~s - 0 • ~---..,...----~--~ For Sale New Haven Social Events The August weighed 9 powids, 3\lc ounces. -ling of the Haven The Stewarts also have a son, B ,..,...kers was held at the Troy Matthew, 21> years or age. llame of Mrs. Harry Vickers Jr. Grandparents are Mr. and lb. Alfred Sprouse presided at Mrs. Harold Bumgarner of New lbe meetiilg and Mrs. James Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Otie treasurer's report was given by and Mrs. William Stewart of Jlrs, · !>avid :2erkle. She Groveport, and Mrs. Lilly ~ted !bat a five doUar eheck Stewart or Hartford. bad been donated to the Cancer A DAUGHTER, Teresa Lee, Fund.and also $S in pennies for Friendship and Citizenship. was born at Holzer Medical Mrs. Harry Vickers Jr. had the Center to Mr. and Mrs. William roil call and also gave the Joseph Roush. The new arrival weighed 7 pounds and 2 ounces. aecretary's report. A repcJrl oo the International · Grandparents are Mr. and Tea was given by Mrs. Jesse Mrs. William P. Roush of Maynard and Mrs. James WISe . Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. The lesson, "New Sewing Edward Johnson of Pomeroy. Techniques and Fabrics" was Great-grandparents are Mr . discussed by Mrs. Sadie Warth. and Mrs. Joseph Kearns of Clifton, Mrs. Bertha Roush of During the business session plans were made to bold a Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. John potluck dinner in the New Johnson of Point Pleasant. PERSONALS Baveri Garden Club Park Mr. and Mrs. Donald F . August 17. Eacb member is to bring a gift for the bingo game. Roush and Sheryl left Sunday The time was set for six o'clock ,.'or Las Vegas ' N· M·• where ·· lllld the Qlembers may bring they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pomeroy and family . their families. They also plan to vacation in Games were played and prizes won by Mrs. Lewis Colorado and attend the Roush Johnson, Mrs. David Zerkle and reunion to be held at West Mrs. Sadie Warth. The door Union, Ohio, before returning prize was won by Mrs. Lewis home. JGimson. Those attending were Mrs. John E. Barringer and Mrs. Iva Capehart, Mrs. Jesse Steve of Burtonsvllle, Md., have been spending the pasi several Maynard, Mrs. David Zerkle, Mrs. Margie Fields, Mrs. days visiting her parents, Mr . James WISe, Mrs. Emory Hart, and Mrs. Uoyd Roush. They Mrs. Lewis Johnson and the were ined on Tuesday by hostess, Mrs. Harry Vickers, Rev. John Barringer and will relurn to their home on Friday. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Layne of · e, Pa., were weekend A DAUGIITER, Renee Dawn, Danviii guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Stewart at Layne. Pleasant Valley Hospital. She . lotor .Co. Of . QUALRY. ~HAVEN - Wise was in charge or Stewart of Hartford. Greatdevotions. Her theme was "A grandparents are Mrs. Harold llitcb in Time Saves Nine." '!'he Lewis of West Columbia, Mr. .·· , .• •, . , 2 SIIIIS · 1970 CHEVROLET BELAIR4 DOOR $2995 Less than 10.000 miles by local owner. Sharp as new In all ways, white over gold fi nish, 350 V-8 engine, power ·. steering. radio. white-walls, wh. covers. 1970 CHEVROLET $2295 'h Ton Pickup, wide body, G7Bx15 tires, H. duly rear springs, rear step bumper. less than 9000 miles and less than 9 mo. bid. Beautiful red finish . Shows best of care. 19MCHEV.21TON ONLV$1750 114" cab to axle, good 825x20 tires. 2 speed rear axle, Int. & cab like new true!<,~ cyl. 292 in. eng. A real clean truck . In The .Sentinel Classifieds .· __,.....----,...--:--.:.-.---1 BUSines~b - ~rYlC~!__ ·• · '; - . I'. r·I'T,...'- .- -.-=--..:..__---t:__.__ quarter • · ,' 4fi.~' e · GELDING registered _h_or.. _._Phon _ e_m_· 27-59._• ·16·3tt . •. WALNUT STEREO radio combination, AM- FM, radio, ~ speakers, 4 speed changer, dual volume lllnlrol. Balance $69.7~. Use our budget terms. Call 9'12-7085. 8·ls-4tc •· . EXPERIENCED Radialllr Senice ~EROY . Dl!lft Notice Pomeroy 8· 15~1c Fro.m the Largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator fo the 12X50, SCHULTZ 2-bedroom · · Smallest Heater Core. mobile home located on corner of Third .and Adams, Mason, w. Va. See Martin ·- Graham, Zuspan St. , Mason. Ph. 992·2143 Pomeroy W. Va . 8-lHtc ·EXPERT Wheel AliJiment DOC ROOfiNG & CARPENTER WORK SPOUniG, . ROOF fAIITDIG FuRNITURE NEW & OLD WORK All weather Roofint & eonstrv!'liOn eo. and At>: !hOllY Plumbing & tt,llllll· Complete Plumbing , Heating and Air Con· Stop In and See Our Floor Display, · 240 Lincoln st., Midd....... And .;__~- 337~. 992-2094 OFFICE SUPPUES 7085. -----'-HONDA Mo· Ped. Phone 992· HOME& AU10 606 E. Main iJlAE'iTNARS 1P.EH EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY difiolllng. Phone 992-2550 kiHN.SON MASOnY . f;Omp_lete Remodeling Insured - Experienced Work Guaranteed . . see us tor free Estimate on Furnace lilstalation. WANT AD 8-17-3tc Kildlens, Baths Room Adclitiolls INFORMATiON 1 WILL- not be responsible for. - - - -- -, - - And PAtios DEADLINES any debts contracted by GLASS canning Iars. Also. pair Roofil!if& Carpenter Backhoe And 5 P.M. Day Before Publication anyone other than myself. horse harnesses. Phone 9~. ''Work Monday Oeadllne9a.m. Jack Ward, Rt. 2, Pomeroy. 3118. · EnciiHderWaft< .. _C.!I~ellatlon ~ Corr'!dions , 8-ll..ltp 8-17 -3tp Spouting, Rool Will be a~cepled unlil9 a.m. for --------~ __....:.__ _ _ _ __ SeplicT..,ks -GUARANTEEDPainting · Day of Publication . · SAVE UP to one half. Bring HALF RUNNER beans, $2 And Leach Beds. Phone 992-2094 NEW & oi.li woliK. REGULATIONS your sick TV to Chuck' s TV bushel, pick your own. ' The Publisher · reserves the Shop, 151 BuHernul Av·e., Cucumbers and tomatoes. All Weather RGOfi"' & Con· struction CO and AntMny · right to edit or reject any ads Pomeroy. ~ Watermelons; cantaloupes, Pomemy Home & Auto Phombi.. & ileifl"'·. deemed objectional.,__ The. ~-23- lfc . sweet corn, potatoes. OMnptete. Plumllill!l. He.ting publisher will not be responsible Clarence Proffitt, Portland; Open1Til5 and Air COndit!o!!~· tor more than one incorrect, Wanted Phone 843-2254. Mon~y thru S..tunlay 240 Lincoln St. Middltpwt,O• . 8-17-lfcinsertion. 606 E.- Main, Pomeroy, 0. I RATES ' Phone992-2550 For W~nt Ad Service TWIN NEEDLE sewing Ai' r-.aition'~~~ · lnsund - Experionca<l WIIJII 5 cents per Word one insertion machine 1971 model In new Work Gurorallleed Fill' Minimum Charge 75c walnut stand. All features lnspectiJn and buill-in to make fancy 12 cents per word three, consec•Jtive insertions. ) desians , Also buttonholes, 18 cents po!r word six conblind hems etc .• W.25 cash Re-Oiarge secutive insertions. price or terms available. Phone 992-5641. 2.1 Per Cent Discount on paid Special PIUS 8·1J.6k ads and ads paid within 10 days. At Pim CARD OF THANKS ., & OBITUARY A GOOD BUY - give II a try. Mid-summer S.le $1.50 for 50 word minimum. Blue Lustre America's and 601 East Main Blaettnar'~ Jn All Models favorite carpet shampoo. liach additional word 2c. PO~EROY PHoNE 992-2143 S..veUpTo$211.00 ' BLIND ADS · Baker Furniture Company. • Additional 25c Charge per Over 10 Perant 8- ll~tc RUTLAND . NEW HAWK'SJ.DAY Advertisem,ent. ALUMINUM SIDING, Phone 992-2156 . ' •' STORM DOORS AND ROSEBERRY Furnace in· • CYCLE SALE OFfiCE HOURS 'COAL, llmestom!.' Excelsior' 8:30a .m. to 5:00 p.m. Daily, • WINDOWS, nice lot on quiet stallation. Free estimates oo 2milessoulhofAihens.O. 8: 30 a.m. to 12: 00 Noon· COMBINATION waitress and . · ~.all Works, E: Main Sf.; . •' street for kids. l'h story new furnaces, oil or gas. 992 Rt.3l .. ' bartender, Blue Tartan, day Pomeroy. Phone .J89l . : frame, 3 large bedrooms, • Service work. Call Cecil Saturday. •• I <.9.tfc Opon Moll., Wed .. Fri. Roseberry. Racine. Ohio. bath, about '.4 acre, needs or night shift. No experience · lU.m. tolp.m. Phone 6J.j.tloll-2274. paper and paint Inside, A Apply In person. necessary. In Memory APPLES-Peaches. Fitzpatrick l'h9M 5'1J.1669 7·22·30fc BUY AT JUST $6,900. 8-1S-61c Orchards, Slate Route 689, IN MEM6RY of Donald Hawk who passed away a year ago WANTED, two roofers. Apply phone Wilkesville, 66ii~~~ ROUTE 124 - JUST OUT OF today, Aug. 17. Sadly missed TOWN. 3.33 acres level SEWING MACHINES. Repair NEIGLER Construction. For , al240 Lincoln St.• Middleport. - - - - - - - - by wife. daughter, mother, ground, 1 story home. 3 service, all makes. 992-221U, building or remodeling your Phone 9'12-2550. sister and family. bedrooms, bath, NEW The Fabric. Shop, Pomeroy. 16 FT. TAGALONG travel home. Call Guy Nelgler. 8-17-31c 8-17-ltc ALUMINUM SIDING, NEW Authorized Singer Sales and trailer, fully self contained. Racine, Ohio. GAS FORCED-AIR FUR- Service. We Sharpen Scissor:s. Ready to go, $1500. Phone 773 .. 7-31-lfc of Mansfield, Mrs. Mae Gould of WAITRESS-bartender. ex- 5651 , Mason, W. Va. NACE, (low gas bills), 2 other --,..,...,,.-~--~-l-29_ ·1fc By Mn•.Herbert Roasb Card of Thanks perience not necessary. Will buildings, MEIGS SCHOOL RALPH'S CAR PET - Up. • , train. Cook, experience 7·23-lfc Rev. Paul Hayman of Galion Ironton and Mrs. Gladys Shields · niSTRICT. JUST $15,900. holstery Cleaning Service. ;:; SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED helpful. Please call 992-7038. visited Frid8y with Mrs. Ferne relurned home Sunday from a THE FAMILY of Harry Hysell Free esflmates . Phone ·.:,; Reasonable rates. Ph.~. wishes to express ap- 8-17-Jic SINGER ZIG ZAG. neeos no Hayman and Mr. and Mrs. Ray vacation in Florida. Mrs. Gallipolis oi.I6-1J29ol. predation to the Middleport cams. all buill-in features. · POMEROY- 1 story frame, 3 Gallipolis. John Russell , J-12-ffc ::: E· R squad, to Rev. Robert HOUSEWIVES. evenings free: Makes buttonholes, fancy bedrooms, bath, garage, Owner & Operator. Hayman and ·called on other Shields had accompanied her .,....,.,.,.,=,.....,=-:-=~-::S.lJ.Ifc grandchildren to Largo, Fla., Kuhn of the Pomeroy Baptist Earn 25 per cent demon· designs, etc. Pay just $.12.39. basement, needs paint and relatives and friends. HARRISON'S TV AND AN- ::: by plane to spend two weeks. Church, to the pallbearers strafing toys and gifts with Use our budget terms. Call paper for A OO.IT YOUR. TENNA SERVICE . Phone •.· Sidney Kane of New Brighton, from the Middleport Baptist the highest paying party plan. 992-7085. SELFER. GREAT BUY AT QUEEN and Shamblin Con· 9'12·2522. Mrs. Walter McDade o(Troy, Church. to the friends and Compare our program and 8-IS..IIc $5,500. Pa., spen~ the weekend with structlon . Roofing. 6-16-tft Mrs. Iva. Orr. and Mrs. Herbert neighbdrs for the lovely color catalog before making PLACE THE SALE OF YOUR Mrs. Eula WoUe and Aaron and remodeling , alum inum Roush c alled 00 ' Mfs. Jim~ flowers, cards ond other any other commitments. No SEWING MACHINE , new PROPERTY IN 'GOOD -· siding. Phone 9'12-7324 or 742· SEWING MACHINE Service Mr. and Mrs.Early Rciu5h and Con In II t Syr Sunda expressions of srmpathy . We experience. . No investment. deluxe. zig-zag, ·heavy duty. HANDS ~79. visited ·Mrs. Josie Roosll at no Y a acuse Y do thank you at . Car necessary. Call 949-3233 Special pre-school oiler ,HENRY CLELAND U12tc your home. Cloan, ollancladjust 8-17-llp or write Toy Ladies Party REAL.TOR Veterans Memorial Hospital on afternoon to see the new baby. ----- . - $.1.99. Phone 992-7085. Twin . Vicki Roush spent Saturday - - - - - - - - Plan, Johnstown, Pa . 15902. $64.88. Phone 9'12·7085. Twin Office 992-:Wf &mday. SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller City Sewing Machine Company. 8-17-Jip City Sewing Machine Company. Residence 9'12·2561 fl.l:Hitp Noll Herbert Roosll celebrated a night wilh her sister, Mrs. - -- - -- - - 8-13-61p 8·11-61c Sanitalioo, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. . - 662-3035. birthday Sunday. Guests in the Connolly. KOSCOT Kosmetics, July· EARN AT home addressing 2·12-lfc O'DELL WHEEL alignment 6 ROOM house and bath located · Roush home Sunday were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lester RouSh August special, Kare Kon· envelopes. Rush stamped , . - - - - - - - - - - - , just outside Chester. Phone located at Crossroads, Rt. 12~. self-addressed envelope. The dillon oil SS. Value now only Complete front end sen~lce. and Mrs. Waller McDade and and family have moved from 985-4262. C. BRADFORD, Aucfloneer Ambrose Co .• ol325 Lakeborn. Distributors, Brown's, tune up and brake service. S.12-l2tc Complete Service Gene Early of Troy, Obio, Mrs. Letart Falls to their new home $2.50. Davisburg, Mich . 48019. phone 992-5113. Wheels b'llanced elet· Phooe 9-19·3121 Edna Roush, Mrs. Iva Orr, at East Letart. 7-4-lfc B-l -JOip Ironically. · All work ·> 3 BEDROOM brick home.Racine, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Bernard - - -- - - -- Adam Slaughter and son, guaranteed. Reasonable ·' Choice locaflon In Middleport.· Crl H Bradford S STUDIO will be rates. Phone 9'12-3213. Seen by appointment only. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Dennie tewart an d daUKhler, Debb'te, GROVER' s-t.tfc closed for vacation Aug . 16th Wanted To Buy ., 7-27-tfc •. Phone 992-5523 after 4 p.m. Ferrill of Columbus. of Connecticut visited Tuesday thru 22nd. Visit our booth at ' 5-7-lfc GAME rooster. Phone 992-7208. the Meigs County F~ir. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casper, through Friday wilh Mr. and B-17-3tc AWNINGS, storm doors and 8-10-lotc . landmark Shop Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grimm of Mrs. Ernes t Grqnm. w i ndows , carports, FOR SALE by owner, a baby E. Main Pomeroy marquees. aluminum siding •· farm, 3'h miles from Athens Columbus spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nice and GOSPEL SING at Church of ANTIQUES, telephones, brass city limit. 25 miles from and railing. Call A. Jacob, •· beds , clocks. dishes. old God , Chester, Saturday, with Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Mr. and grandson , Eric Kramer , of Latest 20th Century Welders. Pomeroy, 5 room plus small sales representaflve. For free furniture, etc. Write M. D. Mrs. Dallas Hill and attended Newark spent Sunday with Mr. August 21 at 7:30 p.m. with Miller, Rl. ~. Pomeroy, Ohio. Learn vertical and overhead room adjoining bathroom, esti mates, phone Charles the Duncan Family of Tampa, Call 992-6271 . plenty waler. Can give clear Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. weldi.ng In 1 evening. the Alkire-Hill wedding and Mrs. Uoyd Nice. Fla . Everyone welcome. deed . 2 veins coal, plenty Jolvlson and Son, Inc. FI,EE DOOR PRIZE$Weekend guests of Mrs. Enna 8·11-4tc 7-9-lfc Saturday afternoon at the fruit. Call 592-1153 or write 5-27-lfc Wtlson were Mr. and Mrs. --------Racine Baptist Olurch. Lewis Weyand. RD 5, Athens, GINSENG SZ:17 oz., SlS lb. ; Ohio 45701. Price on In· Mrs . Dale Hill and son, CharlesBurriandboys,Mr.and lnslruc l'ton READY-MIX CONCRETE snake root S5 lb.• Golden Seal. ANTIQUE double bed, dresser spectlon. delivered right to your Danny, left recently for their Mrs. Robert Wilson of $1.90 lb.; Wahoo Rool bark $2 and rocker . Phone 992-2580. llioker · 8-1S.31c SEMI -DRIVER TRAINING ~ project. Fast and ,easy. Free home in Moore Haven, Fla., Chester I an d , Mr. and Mrs. We are currentlv offerina lb. Bill Bailey, Reedsville, 8-15-Jic no Mechanic Street estimates. Phone 992-3211-1. tractor trailer training Second St. after spending the summer with Norman Snovel and daughter of Pomeroy, Ohio 11 .16 ACRES located T-79 at Goegleln Ready -Mix Co., 8-8-lotc ----~DEEP WELL pump, complete through the tacillties ol the Rock Springs, close to Nleigs Mrs. Dolly Wolfe and Mr. and Pennsylvania. Middleport, Ohio. tank and pipe, '4 h.p. motor. following truck lines: Truck NEAR RUTLAND New 3 High School. Contact Bill (F.JO.Ift' I I Mr be R ush Mrs· Her r O • s: va Mrs. Dallas Hill. Line Distribution Systems. For Sale Henry Bahr, Long Bottom. bedrooms, beautiful l'h Wi lie !lor L. F leldsl after 5 p. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grimm Orr, Mrs. Walter McDade, Mrs. Inc., Express Parcel Phone 985-3988. baths, gas furnace . Nice O'BR-IEN . ELECTRIC SER. m. or on weekends, phone 9'12· 8-15-3tp 6887. TREE ripened peaches, lsi Marshall Adams, kitchen. $19,500.00. Mrs. Phyllis De liveries, Inc., Skyline of Columbus were dinner guests VICE. Phone 9-19~1 . house south of Point Rock on Deli veries, Inc. For ap8-12-lotc Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Sl. Clair O'Brien an d J"llJllllY attended S.JO.Ifc plication and interview call Rl. 689, Flossie Ragan, Rt. 3, 3 HOUSES- 2 rented. All have Hill. lhe recent bapti2ing at Racine 304-344-8843, or write School Albany. phone 669-3787 thru POODLE puppies, Sliver Toy, DUPlEX HOME. 6 rooms and free gas. 3 bedroom modern Parkview Kennels. Phone 992Safely Division , United Wilkesville. home. $16,000.00. Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Hill held by Rev. Charles Norris and bath. Apartment, 3 rooms and BACKHOE AND DOZER work. B-12-6tc 54oll. 30 ACRES - On loll. Several · Systems, Inc.. c-o Terminal bath. Private entrances. Ideal Septic tanks installed. Georae and Mrs. Don Bell spent Sunday Rev. Freeland Norris. 8·15·1fc Bldg.. 5517 Midland Drive, building si les. $5,000.00 NEW I BIU I Pullins, Phone 9'12·2CI. for family wlfh extra rental or afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charleston, W. Va ., 25306. LISTING. investment property. Priced -4-25-lfc 9 PIECE antique dining room 8-17-2tc For Rent Wandel Ray and Mrs. Pauline Iri art, the chrysanthemum for quick sale. Cal 992·2ol31 suite, price $750. Phone 9'/2. BUILDING LOT - Forrest symbolizes longevity. MiUer at Bidwell. after S p.m. 2 BEDROOM mobile home with 2798. Run. Utilities. AUTOMOBILE Insurance been . 8·11-12tc air conditioning in Racine Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bostick 8-15-ltc cancelled? Lost your area. Phone 9'12·6329. - - - - -- - -and children of Dunbar, W. Va ., 30 ROOM BRICKSuccessful operator's license? Call 992· HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. B-17-51c business now operating. NEW 2966. spent a weekend wilh Mr. and CANNING tomatoes. already Call Danny Thompson, 9'12· LISTING. picked , $1 .25 bu ., ·bdr.ing 2196. 6-lS.Ifc Mrs. Robert Wood and Debbie 3 ROOMS, bath. furnished, c ontainers . Gera 1 1ne 7-18-tfc and Waid J ohnson . Cheryl close to town. Phone 992-2<131 Cleland, East Main, Racine. - - - - - - - - DO YOU HAVE 100 ACRES ON Mr. and Mrs. Allen Taylor do part of her work now. after 5 p.m . HIGHWAY. or RIVER Bostick returned home with her 7'18-lfr TRAILER LOT f I $500 Mr. Ben Bickers called FRONTAGE TO SELL called recently at the home of a 8-JJ.Hc ' ------"'! ' or sae, . parents Sunday after spending r · Rutland St .• Middleport, Ohio. CALL 992-3325 briefly on Warren Rose on former school teacher and ITEM: Morning'. A ·• Will hold 64x12 trailer. Call a weekwithMr. and Mrs. Wood. HELEN L. TEAFORD, 992-5310. family friend , Miss Dorothy Sunday morning. TRAILER LOTS, BOb's Mobile _!!stful time for some Miss Debbie Bostick spent ASSOCIATE 8- ll~tp Mr. and Mrs. Dean Earich, Court, Rl. 12~. Syracuse, · Hertje of Sandyville, West :l6" X 23" ll.009 , B-ls-4tc ' people. ·Double !lismal ; · Saturday night with Mr. and Columbus, and children, Dan, Ohio. 992·2951. ------~Virginia . Mrs . Milford Frede rick at SIX ROOM house, balh, full 'CONVENIENT but secluded for olhers. Jim Nlees • · 2 David and Juill, were guests -----..,.,....,.-,-~ · _· 1fc Mr. and Mrs. Leo Taylor, basement, ·133 Butternut Ave., some11ow gels '•us all •,: Dorcas and ,attended the races building lots on T79 at Rock jusl walking distance from Gloria, Bobby and Jan Eric, over the weekend of her sister, FURNISHED and unfurnished Springs. Within wolklng at Marietta. together every day. downtown Pomeroy. Contact Mr . and 'Mrs. Thomas Holter, apartments. Close to school. distance of Meigs High and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Taylor Mrs. Jessie Parsons and sons, !:d Hedrick, 2137 Wadsworth Schoolf aS minute drive from Sharon and Kevin. Phone 9'12·5434. called at lhe home of Mr. and Orive, Columbus. Ohio, phone, USED OFFSET PLATES Roger and George, or Mansfield 10·18-lfc Pomeroy. Call or see Bill 237-4334, Columbus. HAVE Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walton and - - - - - - - - Witte weekends or after S are spending a week's vacation Mrs. Jess Balser of Frozen 5-'·" C MANY USES p.m. weekdays. Phone 9'12Camp, W. Va . They enjoyed a da ug,hlers, Newa rk, we re 5 ROOMS and bath , good . ';.' . . from their employment wilh 6887. condi li on. For more in picnic lunch near a former Tuesday evening guests of his NEWf 3.bedroom home in Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp, Mr. formation call 992-7128 before • Middleport. . Built-In kitchen. uncle, Warren Rose and also family residence near top or and Mrs. Gerald Wells and Mr. 2 p .m . and after S p.m . ' - - - - - - - - · ··· ceramic tile bath, all-electric spent a few days with his Nigger Hill near Sandyville. 8-11 -lfc and Mrs. Carroll White, Mrs. . heat, good neighborhood. Can Mr. and Mrs. John Combs, mother, Mrs. Thelma Walton. arrange FHA financing . Kate Rowe and Ada. ~ ROOMS and bath, unfurnished Telephone 992-3600 or 9'12· Ravenswood Route, W. Va., Mr . and Mrs. Richard 2186. . house, 1650 Lincoln Hts. operatiOn. Sargent of Columbus spent a called at the home of Mr. and Phone 992-3874. 7-25-lfc PASSING TIME of water Mrs. Warren Rose Sunday 8.1J.tfc weekend with Mr. and Mrs. temps . Auto . Some off-season jobs held afternoon and later v,isited water level J Jack Sargent at Racine. this spring and summer by cont r ol. - · UnT another relative, Mrs. Allen 111 Court St, Mrs. Ronnie Russell enjoyed . Filter or Power NFL players : Junior Coffey Auto Sales ' Pomeroy, Ohio FIn A9it1tor. ' a week vacation from her Taylor. of the . Gi ants, apprentice PerM•·Prt11 ~ Mrs. Ru by Picke ns and 1961 OLDS, motor completely . 1-::--' horse trainer : Doug Hart of employment at the auditor's Mayt11 children, Mrs. Edie Bickers and HaloaiNNI , Green Bay, vice-president of overhauled. Phone 9'12·6417. '· PORTABLE Singer Sewing office in Pomeroy and Mr. and · Dryers · 13-6tc Machine will sell for repair bill Mrs. Russell visited relatives in Scotty were Sunday guests of a snowmobile company: Don _ _ __ _ ___8_ ·_ surround clothes ' Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rose. Hullz of Philadelphia , deputy 1965 INTERN with genHe, even - $18.44. Phone 992-7085. Twin Columbus. hNt. No hot spota, sheri!l in Memphis ; Ron ATIO~AL truck City Sewing Machine Company. Miss Debbie Bostick, Mike, Benny Bickers joined the family .Jones of .Atlanta , sheriff in no overdrylng .. 1800, good condlhon. Henry 8-13·61c 'Fine Mtsll Lint Cheryl and Tressa , enjoyed later in the evening. Bahr, Long .Bottom, Ohio. -Dallas: Deacon Jones of Los Flltw. Phone 985-3988. Mr. and Mrs: Ray Lemley and Angeles, singing and dane· 14' • 24' - WIDE swimming at Forked Run Lake ' WeSpeci<FIIIOII REGISTERED quarler horses 8-15-3tp Rodney of Belleville, W. Va., MAYTAQ ing ac t in nightclubs : Danny Sunday. - 3 bred mares. 1 bred grade IHCar .... were Sunday eveni ng guests .of 2-year old mare,, 1 registered Abramowicz of New Orleans. SPECIAL this week at Tom Rue Mrs. Gerald . Hayman and lentce gelding , 3 registered ye<lrllng delicatessen owner. Motors. 1963 Ford Pickup. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rose. Keilh, Mrs. Lillie Hart and four 8-15-lfc fillies, 1 regislered yearling ·children. of Racine attended the They also visi led olher CB radio coli, l yearling grade coil. ---:-- - - Stover reilnion at Cunningham friends in Meigs County. ·~o In England , John Bull is 1969 CHEVY i t, 6-cyl.,, Contact Horace Karr. Royal 742-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland, Oak Farm . Phone 985·33.41. Pauline Rose, w~o Jell in July automalic . . Phone 992-6547. Park·at Evans, W. Va., Sunday. the counterpart of Uncle 8·15·31c 8·15-31C her legs, is. able to Sam . - , Mr, and Mts. Howard Roush and injured . ' - .. ~ NOPE--I WUZ JEST PASSIN' BY AN'lHOUGHT I'D FIND OUT WHO ~....-:::::;'!-, WUZ AlLIN' _, .• MAPLE, EARLY American stereo-radio combination, .C. speaker sound system, AM· FM radio, .C.speed lntermlxecf changer. Balance $77.31. Use our budget terms. Call 9'/2. ____ ~~ AND MEEK . p651'/- '~ cwro A A'IE.U KILJ..£Rff 7NE PEScRIPnON WILL.NUU 'IOU!! '5.55 742-4902 Help. JO. • Af/!l(o.lfl Oo.IT -aT'IFF AN"' E!ENI/ ;'OUR KNEE? /fORE! MINO!! c.JUSTOO CiE.THIM, FOSDICK- ' .. HM ·voitr Sia101181 - - -- - - SENTINEL CARRIER WANTED IN NEW HAVEN ~01<:1 , ~<I 'IV KEEP <,OUR NEVER Real Estate Sale .Cleland Realty .·-- 6.98.· so TH I IOtTY • I=IVE!. C'Er-.IT$ IN CA/!;~ ...1 . HARTFORD =~t · v~: COLLECTED ' Apple Grove News, Events ... .... _,. 'ce LOSER free Welding Qinic s "'AAll'('" !! GosH, I -TA F£U ASlEEP! 'IOU FEfllli' SETTER, I HOI'E? WED., 8 P.M. Real Estate For Sale Virgil B. TEAFORD 45.Poet's word 46. contrary (abbr.) partner • - - etyotd fellow 23. Altar In thesky 27. Collec- 7.Bhould we tion of a.nec·dotes 28. Wray of the snents consider? (2wd&) companion 24. Monrego, 8. Exrer.ruU 9. Emulate \'. Demoa .. · thenes 30. Fi.lh egp 32. sea.on 33: Hide I SNAIB ot mutton 37. Jute, e.g. 39.1925 song hit 40. Memorable period U.Pull 42. 0<kt number for one· COPAJI t III SXFII: VJ) XIII I' 1-'r _.,.. ......... J -~­ () I' I .. ~ ....! N o w - ... ell 1 'WI 1 tofon~thewpaM •·• ...................... . ~~==~~~=~.~a.~~I(IIIIIl co; fA off 34. Halt M.Hors Yelltrftr'e I 36.G,....k Jetter 38. Genna.n • J..W..• AIOVI miD TYPHUS lfOOIRIIF . AM"er1 FAm e•.- d dl4t .,.........,. . . _ d'oeuvre *.,.,. _,.. 1./f otF too '-f~-IHI "'IIf WftMH OO&.; IX)/T Wtf"E ICNEES, !UETIE. pronoun 39. Cab driver's queatton (2wds.) 43.~to Guevara 44. Stadlwn thrill (2 wdil.) DAILY CRYPl'OQ{fOTE...,... Here'• how to work It: AXYDLBAAXB. to LONGFI!:LL0\'1' One letter limply atandFI Jor another. In this Mmpte A Is U...S for the three L'a, X foil tile two O'a, etc. Sm,te letters. 'P'»trophea, tho len(th &114 f_.tlon of the wor<lo a"' all lllnt& Bath day the code !etten ·are dlffe,.,nt. .· . ., A~Qu1 "1a ' I .KXJI • AVBK I I KJ I II 32. Hurry For Sale . --- ........ I TIQUEY BIMEBI name .. YVNMIDCA .Unacnnollle 1lteM four Ju.LI.., - leUer ... Mdl ....-. to form fowr onllnary wonlo. 34. Father 36. Portloa. 25. Pyrtwor mlsptckel 26.Lummo>< Exrenslve 31. Girl's 11.. - . MIWR - 22. Crotcll- offering -------7~-11-tfc o.: 20. Toboggan 5. Noblewoman 6. Grophop ·WMP0/-1390~ RUTlMD FURNITURE · (2wds.) 4.0n 22. Joshua's XFH rJ}lg-1b1f;-11.11ni kiD&' 19. lllt worth it! 3.Piaytng marble L.L----------------J ~--~~--~-~- ·~·. Rowan tree HXM: KV GMFCKJ.-LIMLVlJ , . DOlBK 18. Biblical DOWN 1.Genn&ll expletive 2.Btll's Sheets MOBIL£·HOliEs ::,'.;'C:.Bivd. :S:VHK 16. Haggard novel 17. Tiny oervlllg For Sale Aluminum Daily Sentinel GACHX, SKI'BJIH LOlA nize llood niATSA PIREPLU£i, F NX:MB 11. Scruti- 47.Adult- DICK TRACY Sutton News Notes The RD CROSS SR. • �' I •• ' • ,.. ....... - :5 ·- I Ml" I r1-l' I 0 , , ,• .,, ~171f/l Bargains, Bargains and More Barga~~s - 0 • ~---..,...----~--~ For Sale New Haven Social Events The August weighed 9 powids, 3\lc ounces. -ling of the Haven The Stewarts also have a son, B ,..,...kers was held at the Troy Matthew, 21> years or age. llame of Mrs. Harry Vickers Jr. Grandparents are Mr. and lb. Alfred Sprouse presided at Mrs. Harold Bumgarner of New lbe meetiilg and Mrs. James Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Otie treasurer's report was given by and Mrs. William Stewart of Jlrs, · !>avid :2erkle. She Groveport, and Mrs. Lilly ~ted !bat a five doUar eheck Stewart or Hartford. bad been donated to the Cancer A DAUGHTER, Teresa Lee, Fund.and also $S in pennies for Friendship and Citizenship. was born at Holzer Medical Mrs. Harry Vickers Jr. had the Center to Mr. and Mrs. William roil call and also gave the Joseph Roush. The new arrival weighed 7 pounds and 2 ounces. aecretary's report. A repcJrl oo the International · Grandparents are Mr. and Tea was given by Mrs. Jesse Mrs. William P. Roush of Maynard and Mrs. James WISe . Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. The lesson, "New Sewing Edward Johnson of Pomeroy. Techniques and Fabrics" was Great-grandparents are Mr . discussed by Mrs. Sadie Warth. and Mrs. Joseph Kearns of Clifton, Mrs. Bertha Roush of During the business session plans were made to bold a Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. John potluck dinner in the New Johnson of Point Pleasant. PERSONALS Baveri Garden Club Park Mr. and Mrs. Donald F . August 17. Eacb member is to bring a gift for the bingo game. Roush and Sheryl left Sunday The time was set for six o'clock ,.'or Las Vegas ' N· M·• where ·· lllld the Qlembers may bring they will visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pomeroy and family . their families. They also plan to vacation in Games were played and prizes won by Mrs. Lewis Colorado and attend the Roush Johnson, Mrs. David Zerkle and reunion to be held at West Mrs. Sadie Warth. The door Union, Ohio, before returning prize was won by Mrs. Lewis home. JGimson. Those attending were Mrs. John E. Barringer and Mrs. Iva Capehart, Mrs. Jesse Steve of Burtonsvllle, Md., have been spending the pasi several Maynard, Mrs. David Zerkle, Mrs. Margie Fields, Mrs. days visiting her parents, Mr . James WISe, Mrs. Emory Hart, and Mrs. Uoyd Roush. They Mrs. Lewis Johnson and the were ined on Tuesday by hostess, Mrs. Harry Vickers, Rev. John Barringer and will relurn to their home on Friday. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Layne of · e, Pa., were weekend A DAUGIITER, Renee Dawn, Danviii guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry was born recently to Mr. and Mrs. Earl L. Stewart at Layne. Pleasant Valley Hospital. She . lotor .Co. Of . QUALRY. ~HAVEN - Wise was in charge or Stewart of Hartford. Greatdevotions. Her theme was "A grandparents are Mrs. Harold llitcb in Time Saves Nine." '!'he Lewis of West Columbia, Mr. .·· , .• •, . , 2 SIIIIS · 1970 CHEVROLET BELAIR4 DOOR $2995 Less than 10.000 miles by local owner. Sharp as new In all ways, white over gold fi nish, 350 V-8 engine, power ·. steering. radio. white-walls, wh. covers. 1970 CHEVROLET $2295 'h Ton Pickup, wide body, G7Bx15 tires, H. duly rear springs, rear step bumper. less than 9000 miles and less than 9 mo. bid. Beautiful red finish . Shows best of care. 19MCHEV.21TON ONLV$1750 114" cab to axle, good 825x20 tires. 2 speed rear axle, Int. & cab like new true!<,~ cyl. 292 in. eng. A real clean truck . In The .Sentinel Classifieds .· __,.....----,...--:--.:.-.---1 BUSines~b - ~rYlC~!__ ·• · '; - . I'. r·I'T,...'- .- -.-=--..:..__---t:__.__ quarter • · ,' 4fi.~' e · GELDING registered _h_or.. _._Phon _ e_m_· 27-59._• ·16·3tt . •. WALNUT STEREO radio combination, AM- FM, radio, ~ speakers, 4 speed changer, dual volume lllnlrol. Balance $69.7~. Use our budget terms. Call 9'12-7085. 8·ls-4tc •· . EXPERIENCED Radialllr Senice ~EROY . Dl!lft Notice Pomeroy 8· 15~1c Fro.m the Largest Truck or Bulldozer Radiator fo the 12X50, SCHULTZ 2-bedroom · · Smallest Heater Core. mobile home located on corner of Third .and Adams, Mason, w. Va. See Martin ·- Graham, Zuspan St. , Mason. Ph. 992·2143 Pomeroy W. Va . 8-lHtc ·EXPERT Wheel AliJiment DOC ROOfiNG & CARPENTER WORK SPOUniG, . ROOF fAIITDIG FuRNITURE NEW & OLD WORK All weather Roofint & eonstrv!'liOn eo. and At>: !hOllY Plumbing & tt,llllll· Complete Plumbing , Heating and Air Con· Stop In and See Our Floor Display, · 240 Lincoln st., Midd....... And .;__~- 337~. 992-2094 OFFICE SUPPUES 7085. -----'-HONDA Mo· Ped. Phone 992· HOME& AU10 606 E. Main iJlAE'iTNARS 1P.EH EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY difiolllng. Phone 992-2550 kiHN.SON MASOnY . f;Omp_lete Remodeling Insured - Experienced Work Guaranteed . . see us tor free Estimate on Furnace lilstalation. WANT AD 8-17-3tc Kildlens, Baths Room Adclitiolls INFORMATiON 1 WILL- not be responsible for. - - - -- -, - - And PAtios DEADLINES any debts contracted by GLASS canning Iars. Also. pair Roofil!if& Carpenter Backhoe And 5 P.M. Day Before Publication anyone other than myself. horse harnesses. Phone 9~. ''Work Monday Oeadllne9a.m. Jack Ward, Rt. 2, Pomeroy. 3118. · EnciiHderWaft< .. _C.!I~ellatlon ~ Corr'!dions , 8-ll..ltp 8-17 -3tp Spouting, Rool Will be a~cepled unlil9 a.m. for --------~ __....:.__ _ _ _ __ SeplicT..,ks -GUARANTEEDPainting · Day of Publication . · SAVE UP to one half. Bring HALF RUNNER beans, $2 And Leach Beds. Phone 992-2094 NEW & oi.li woliK. REGULATIONS your sick TV to Chuck' s TV bushel, pick your own. ' The Publisher · reserves the Shop, 151 BuHernul Av·e., Cucumbers and tomatoes. All Weather RGOfi"' & Con· struction CO and AntMny · right to edit or reject any ads Pomeroy. ~ Watermelons; cantaloupes, Pomemy Home & Auto Phombi.. & ileifl"'·. deemed objectional.,__ The. ~-23- lfc . sweet corn, potatoes. OMnptete. Plumllill!l. He.ting publisher will not be responsible Clarence Proffitt, Portland; Open1Til5 and Air COndit!o!!~· tor more than one incorrect, Wanted Phone 843-2254. Mon~y thru S..tunlay 240 Lincoln St. Middltpwt,O• . 8-17-lfcinsertion. 606 E.- Main, Pomeroy, 0. I RATES ' Phone992-2550 For W~nt Ad Service TWIN NEEDLE sewing Ai' r-.aition'~~~ · lnsund - Experionca<l WIIJII 5 cents per Word one insertion machine 1971 model In new Work Gurorallleed Fill' Minimum Charge 75c walnut stand. All features lnspectiJn and buill-in to make fancy 12 cents per word three, consec•Jtive insertions. ) desians , Also buttonholes, 18 cents po!r word six conblind hems etc .• W.25 cash Re-Oiarge secutive insertions. price or terms available. Phone 992-5641. 2.1 Per Cent Discount on paid Special PIUS 8·1J.6k ads and ads paid within 10 days. At Pim CARD OF THANKS ., & OBITUARY A GOOD BUY - give II a try. Mid-summer S.le $1.50 for 50 word minimum. Blue Lustre America's and 601 East Main Blaettnar'~ Jn All Models favorite carpet shampoo. liach additional word 2c. PO~EROY PHoNE 992-2143 S..veUpTo$211.00 ' BLIND ADS · Baker Furniture Company. • Additional 25c Charge per Over 10 Perant 8- ll~tc RUTLAND . NEW HAWK'SJ.DAY Advertisem,ent. ALUMINUM SIDING, Phone 992-2156 . ' •' STORM DOORS AND ROSEBERRY Furnace in· • CYCLE SALE OFfiCE HOURS 'COAL, llmestom!.' Excelsior' 8:30a .m. to 5:00 p.m. Daily, • WINDOWS, nice lot on quiet stallation. Free estimates oo 2milessoulhofAihens.O. 8: 30 a.m. to 12: 00 Noon· COMBINATION waitress and . · ~.all Works, E: Main Sf.; . •' street for kids. l'h story new furnaces, oil or gas. 992 Rt.3l .. ' bartender, Blue Tartan, day Pomeroy. Phone .J89l . : frame, 3 large bedrooms, • Service work. Call Cecil Saturday. •• I <.9.tfc Opon Moll., Wed .. Fri. Roseberry. Racine. Ohio. bath, about '.4 acre, needs or night shift. No experience · lU.m. tolp.m. Phone 6J.j.tloll-2274. paper and paint Inside, A Apply In person. necessary. In Memory APPLES-Peaches. Fitzpatrick l'h9M 5'1J.1669 7·22·30fc BUY AT JUST $6,900. 8-1S-61c Orchards, Slate Route 689, IN MEM6RY of Donald Hawk who passed away a year ago WANTED, two roofers. Apply phone Wilkesville, 66ii~~~ ROUTE 124 - JUST OUT OF today, Aug. 17. Sadly missed TOWN. 3.33 acres level SEWING MACHINES. Repair NEIGLER Construction. For , al240 Lincoln St.• Middleport. - - - - - - - - by wife. daughter, mother, ground, 1 story home. 3 service, all makes. 992-221U, building or remodeling your Phone 9'12-2550. sister and family. bedrooms, bath, NEW The Fabric. Shop, Pomeroy. 16 FT. TAGALONG travel home. Call Guy Nelgler. 8-17-31c 8-17-ltc ALUMINUM SIDING, NEW Authorized Singer Sales and trailer, fully self contained. Racine, Ohio. GAS FORCED-AIR FUR- Service. We Sharpen Scissor:s. Ready to go, $1500. Phone 773 .. 7-31-lfc of Mansfield, Mrs. Mae Gould of WAITRESS-bartender. ex- 5651 , Mason, W. Va. NACE, (low gas bills), 2 other --,..,...,,.-~--~-l-29_ ·1fc By Mn•.Herbert Roasb Card of Thanks perience not necessary. Will buildings, MEIGS SCHOOL RALPH'S CAR PET - Up. • , train. Cook, experience 7·23-lfc Rev. Paul Hayman of Galion Ironton and Mrs. Gladys Shields · niSTRICT. JUST $15,900. holstery Cleaning Service. ;:; SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED helpful. Please call 992-7038. visited Frid8y with Mrs. Ferne relurned home Sunday from a THE FAMILY of Harry Hysell Free esflmates . Phone ·.:,; Reasonable rates. Ph.~. wishes to express ap- 8-17-Jic SINGER ZIG ZAG. neeos no Hayman and Mr. and Mrs. Ray vacation in Florida. Mrs. Gallipolis oi.I6-1J29ol. predation to the Middleport cams. all buill-in features. · POMEROY- 1 story frame, 3 Gallipolis. John Russell , J-12-ffc ::: E· R squad, to Rev. Robert HOUSEWIVES. evenings free: Makes buttonholes, fancy bedrooms, bath, garage, Owner & Operator. Hayman and ·called on other Shields had accompanied her .,....,.,.,.,=,.....,=-:-=~-::S.lJ.Ifc grandchildren to Largo, Fla., Kuhn of the Pomeroy Baptist Earn 25 per cent demon· designs, etc. Pay just $.12.39. basement, needs paint and relatives and friends. HARRISON'S TV AND AN- ::: by plane to spend two weeks. Church, to the pallbearers strafing toys and gifts with Use our budget terms. Call paper for A OO.IT YOUR. TENNA SERVICE . Phone •.· Sidney Kane of New Brighton, from the Middleport Baptist the highest paying party plan. 992-7085. SELFER. GREAT BUY AT QUEEN and Shamblin Con· 9'12·2522. Mrs. Walter McDade o(Troy, Church. to the friends and Compare our program and 8-IS..IIc $5,500. Pa., spen~ the weekend with structlon . Roofing. 6-16-tft Mrs. Iva. Orr. and Mrs. Herbert neighbdrs for the lovely color catalog before making PLACE THE SALE OF YOUR Mrs. Eula WoUe and Aaron and remodeling , alum inum Roush c alled 00 ' Mfs. Jim~ flowers, cards ond other any other commitments. No SEWING MACHINE , new PROPERTY IN 'GOOD -· siding. Phone 9'12-7324 or 742· SEWING MACHINE Service Mr. and Mrs.Early Rciu5h and Con In II t Syr Sunda expressions of srmpathy . We experience. . No investment. deluxe. zig-zag, ·heavy duty. HANDS ~79. visited ·Mrs. Josie Roosll at no Y a acuse Y do thank you at . Car necessary. Call 949-3233 Special pre-school oiler ,HENRY CLELAND U12tc your home. Cloan, ollancladjust 8-17-llp or write Toy Ladies Party REAL.TOR Veterans Memorial Hospital on afternoon to see the new baby. ----- . - $.1.99. Phone 992-7085. Twin . Vicki Roush spent Saturday - - - - - - - - Plan, Johnstown, Pa . 15902. $64.88. Phone 9'12·7085. Twin Office 992-:Wf &mday. SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller City Sewing Machine Company. 8-17-Jip City Sewing Machine Company. Residence 9'12·2561 fl.l:Hitp Noll Herbert Roosll celebrated a night wilh her sister, Mrs. - -- - -- - - 8-13-61p 8·11-61c Sanitalioo, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. . - 662-3035. birthday Sunday. Guests in the Connolly. KOSCOT Kosmetics, July· EARN AT home addressing 2·12-lfc O'DELL WHEEL alignment 6 ROOM house and bath located · Roush home Sunday were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lester RouSh August special, Kare Kon· envelopes. Rush stamped , . - - - - - - - - - - - , just outside Chester. Phone located at Crossroads, Rt. 12~. self-addressed envelope. The dillon oil SS. Value now only Complete front end sen~lce. and Mrs. Waller McDade and and family have moved from 985-4262. C. BRADFORD, Aucfloneer Ambrose Co .• ol325 Lakeborn. Distributors, Brown's, tune up and brake service. S.12-l2tc Complete Service Gene Early of Troy, Obio, Mrs. Letart Falls to their new home $2.50. Davisburg, Mich . 48019. phone 992-5113. Wheels b'llanced elet· Phooe 9-19·3121 Edna Roush, Mrs. Iva Orr, at East Letart. 7-4-lfc B-l -JOip Ironically. · All work ·> 3 BEDROOM brick home.Racine, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Bernard - - -- - - -- Adam Slaughter and son, guaranteed. Reasonable ·' Choice locaflon In Middleport.· Crl H Bradford S STUDIO will be rates. Phone 9'12-3213. Seen by appointment only. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Dennie tewart an d daUKhler, Debb'te, GROVER' s-t.tfc closed for vacation Aug . 16th Wanted To Buy ., 7-27-tfc •. Phone 992-5523 after 4 p.m. Ferrill of Columbus. of Connecticut visited Tuesday thru 22nd. Visit our booth at ' 5-7-lfc GAME rooster. Phone 992-7208. the Meigs County F~ir. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Casper, through Friday wilh Mr. and B-17-3tc AWNINGS, storm doors and 8-10-lotc . landmark Shop Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grimm of Mrs. Ernes t Grqnm. w i ndows , carports, FOR SALE by owner, a baby E. Main Pomeroy marquees. aluminum siding •· farm, 3'h miles from Athens Columbus spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nice and GOSPEL SING at Church of ANTIQUES, telephones, brass city limit. 25 miles from and railing. Call A. Jacob, •· beds , clocks. dishes. old God , Chester, Saturday, with Mrs. Dolly Wolfe, Mr. and grandson , Eric Kramer , of Latest 20th Century Welders. Pomeroy, 5 room plus small sales representaflve. For free furniture, etc. Write M. D. Mrs. Dallas Hill and attended Newark spent Sunday with Mr. August 21 at 7:30 p.m. with Miller, Rl. ~. Pomeroy, Ohio. Learn vertical and overhead room adjoining bathroom, esti mates, phone Charles the Duncan Family of Tampa, Call 992-6271 . plenty waler. Can give clear Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. weldi.ng In 1 evening. the Alkire-Hill wedding and Mrs. Uoyd Nice. Fla . Everyone welcome. deed . 2 veins coal, plenty Jolvlson and Son, Inc. FI,EE DOOR PRIZE$Weekend guests of Mrs. Enna 8·11-4tc 7-9-lfc Saturday afternoon at the fruit. Call 592-1153 or write 5-27-lfc Wtlson were Mr. and Mrs. --------Racine Baptist Olurch. Lewis Weyand. RD 5, Athens, GINSENG SZ:17 oz., SlS lb. ; Ohio 45701. Price on In· Mrs . Dale Hill and son, CharlesBurriandboys,Mr.and lnslruc l'ton READY-MIX CONCRETE snake root S5 lb.• Golden Seal. ANTIQUE double bed, dresser spectlon. delivered right to your Danny, left recently for their Mrs. Robert Wilson of $1.90 lb.; Wahoo Rool bark $2 and rocker . Phone 992-2580. llioker · 8-1S.31c SEMI -DRIVER TRAINING ~ project. Fast and ,easy. Free home in Moore Haven, Fla., Chester I an d , Mr. and Mrs. We are currentlv offerina lb. Bill Bailey, Reedsville, 8-15-Jic no Mechanic Street estimates. Phone 992-3211-1. tractor trailer training Second St. after spending the summer with Norman Snovel and daughter of Pomeroy, Ohio 11 .16 ACRES located T-79 at Goegleln Ready -Mix Co., 8-8-lotc ----~DEEP WELL pump, complete through the tacillties ol the Rock Springs, close to Nleigs Mrs. Dolly Wolfe and Mr. and Pennsylvania. Middleport, Ohio. tank and pipe, '4 h.p. motor. following truck lines: Truck NEAR RUTLAND New 3 High School. Contact Bill (F.JO.Ift' I I Mr be R ush Mrs· Her r O • s: va Mrs. Dallas Hill. Line Distribution Systems. For Sale Henry Bahr, Long Bottom. bedrooms, beautiful l'h Wi lie !lor L. F leldsl after 5 p. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grimm Orr, Mrs. Walter McDade, Mrs. Inc., Express Parcel Phone 985-3988. baths, gas furnace . Nice O'BR-IEN . ELECTRIC SER. m. or on weekends, phone 9'12· 8-15-3tp 6887. TREE ripened peaches, lsi Marshall Adams, kitchen. $19,500.00. Mrs. Phyllis De liveries, Inc., Skyline of Columbus were dinner guests VICE. Phone 9-19~1 . house south of Point Rock on Deli veries, Inc. For ap8-12-lotc Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Sl. Clair O'Brien an d J"llJllllY attended S.JO.Ifc plication and interview call Rl. 689, Flossie Ragan, Rt. 3, 3 HOUSES- 2 rented. All have Hill. lhe recent bapti2ing at Racine 304-344-8843, or write School Albany. phone 669-3787 thru POODLE puppies, Sliver Toy, DUPlEX HOME. 6 rooms and free gas. 3 bedroom modern Parkview Kennels. Phone 992Safely Division , United Wilkesville. home. $16,000.00. Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Hill held by Rev. Charles Norris and bath. Apartment, 3 rooms and BACKHOE AND DOZER work. B-12-6tc 54oll. 30 ACRES - On loll. Several · Systems, Inc.. c-o Terminal bath. Private entrances. Ideal Septic tanks installed. Georae and Mrs. Don Bell spent Sunday Rev. Freeland Norris. 8·15·1fc Bldg.. 5517 Midland Drive, building si les. $5,000.00 NEW I BIU I Pullins, Phone 9'12·2CI. for family wlfh extra rental or afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Charleston, W. Va ., 25306. LISTING. investment property. Priced -4-25-lfc 9 PIECE antique dining room 8-17-2tc For Rent Wandel Ray and Mrs. Pauline Iri art, the chrysanthemum for quick sale. Cal 992·2ol31 suite, price $750. Phone 9'/2. BUILDING LOT - Forrest symbolizes longevity. MiUer at Bidwell. after S p.m. 2 BEDROOM mobile home with 2798. Run. Utilities. AUTOMOBILE Insurance been . 8·11-12tc air conditioning in Racine Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bostick 8-15-ltc cancelled? Lost your area. Phone 9'12·6329. - - - - -- - -and children of Dunbar, W. Va ., 30 ROOM BRICKSuccessful operator's license? Call 992· HOUSE, 1642 Lincoln Heights. B-17-51c business now operating. NEW 2966. spent a weekend wilh Mr. and CANNING tomatoes. already Call Danny Thompson, 9'12· LISTING. picked , $1 .25 bu ., ·bdr.ing 2196. 6-lS.Ifc Mrs. Robert Wood and Debbie 3 ROOMS, bath. furnished, c ontainers . Gera 1 1ne 7-18-tfc and Waid J ohnson . Cheryl close to town. Phone 992-2<131 Cleland, East Main, Racine. - - - - - - - - DO YOU HAVE 100 ACRES ON Mr. and Mrs. Allen Taylor do part of her work now. after 5 p.m . HIGHWAY. or RIVER Bostick returned home with her 7'18-lfr TRAILER LOT f I $500 Mr. Ben Bickers called FRONTAGE TO SELL called recently at the home of a 8-JJ.Hc ' ------"'! ' or sae, . parents Sunday after spending r · Rutland St .• Middleport, Ohio. CALL 992-3325 briefly on Warren Rose on former school teacher and ITEM: Morning'. A ·• Will hold 64x12 trailer. Call a weekwithMr. and Mrs. Wood. HELEN L. TEAFORD, 992-5310. family friend , Miss Dorothy Sunday morning. TRAILER LOTS, BOb's Mobile _!!stful time for some Miss Debbie Bostick spent ASSOCIATE 8- ll~tp Mr. and Mrs. Dean Earich, Court, Rl. 12~. Syracuse, · Hertje of Sandyville, West :l6" X 23" ll.009 , B-ls-4tc ' people. ·Double !lismal ; · Saturday night with Mr. and Columbus, and children, Dan, Ohio. 992·2951. ------~Virginia . Mrs . Milford Frede rick at SIX ROOM house, balh, full 'CONVENIENT but secluded for olhers. Jim Nlees • · 2 David and Juill, were guests -----..,.,....,.-,-~ · _· 1fc Mr. and Mrs. Leo Taylor, basement, ·133 Butternut Ave., some11ow gels '•us all •,: Dorcas and ,attended the races building lots on T79 at Rock jusl walking distance from Gloria, Bobby and Jan Eric, over the weekend of her sister, FURNISHED and unfurnished Springs. Within wolklng at Marietta. together every day. downtown Pomeroy. Contact Mr . and 'Mrs. Thomas Holter, apartments. Close to school. distance of Meigs High and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Taylor Mrs. Jessie Parsons and sons, !:d Hedrick, 2137 Wadsworth Schoolf aS minute drive from Sharon and Kevin. Phone 9'12·5434. called at lhe home of Mr. and Orive, Columbus. Ohio, phone, USED OFFSET PLATES Roger and George, or Mansfield 10·18-lfc Pomeroy. Call or see Bill 237-4334, Columbus. HAVE Mr. and Mrs. Carl Walton and - - - - - - - - Witte weekends or after S are spending a week's vacation Mrs. Jess Balser of Frozen 5-'·" C MANY USES p.m. weekdays. Phone 9'12Camp, W. Va . They enjoyed a da ug,hlers, Newa rk, we re 5 ROOMS and bath , good . ';.' . . from their employment wilh 6887. condi li on. For more in picnic lunch near a former Tuesday evening guests of his NEWf 3.bedroom home in Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp, Mr. formation call 992-7128 before • Middleport. . Built-In kitchen. uncle, Warren Rose and also family residence near top or and Mrs. Gerald Wells and Mr. 2 p .m . and after S p.m . ' - - - - - - - - · ··· ceramic tile bath, all-electric spent a few days with his Nigger Hill near Sandyville. 8-11 -lfc and Mrs. Carroll White, Mrs. . heat, good neighborhood. Can Mr. and Mrs. John Combs, mother, Mrs. Thelma Walton. arrange FHA financing . Kate Rowe and Ada. ~ ROOMS and bath, unfurnished Telephone 992-3600 or 9'12· Ravenswood Route, W. Va., Mr . and Mrs. Richard 2186. . house, 1650 Lincoln Hts. operatiOn. Sargent of Columbus spent a called at the home of Mr. and Phone 992-3874. 7-25-lfc PASSING TIME of water Mrs. Warren Rose Sunday 8.1J.tfc weekend with Mr. and Mrs. temps . Auto . Some off-season jobs held afternoon and later v,isited water level J Jack Sargent at Racine. this spring and summer by cont r ol. - · UnT another relative, Mrs. Allen 111 Court St, Mrs. Ronnie Russell enjoyed . Filter or Power NFL players : Junior Coffey Auto Sales ' Pomeroy, Ohio FIn A9it1tor. ' a week vacation from her Taylor. of the . Gi ants, apprentice PerM•·Prt11 ~ Mrs. Ru by Picke ns and 1961 OLDS, motor completely . 1-::--' horse trainer : Doug Hart of employment at the auditor's Mayt11 children, Mrs. Edie Bickers and HaloaiNNI , Green Bay, vice-president of overhauled. Phone 9'12·6417. '· PORTABLE Singer Sewing office in Pomeroy and Mr. and · Dryers · 13-6tc Machine will sell for repair bill Mrs. Russell visited relatives in Scotty were Sunday guests of a snowmobile company: Don _ _ __ _ ___8_ ·_ surround clothes ' Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rose. Hullz of Philadelphia , deputy 1965 INTERN with genHe, even - $18.44. Phone 992-7085. Twin Columbus. hNt. No hot spota, sheri!l in Memphis ; Ron ATIO~AL truck City Sewing Machine Company. Miss Debbie Bostick, Mike, Benny Bickers joined the family .Jones of .Atlanta , sheriff in no overdrylng .. 1800, good condlhon. Henry 8-13·61c 'Fine Mtsll Lint Cheryl and Tressa , enjoyed later in the evening. Bahr, Long .Bottom, Ohio. -Dallas: Deacon Jones of Los Flltw. Phone 985-3988. Mr. and Mrs: Ray Lemley and Angeles, singing and dane· 14' • 24' - WIDE swimming at Forked Run Lake ' WeSpeci<FIIIOII REGISTERED quarler horses 8-15-3tp Rodney of Belleville, W. Va., MAYTAQ ing ac t in nightclubs : Danny Sunday. - 3 bred mares. 1 bred grade IHCar .... were Sunday eveni ng guests .of 2-year old mare,, 1 registered Abramowicz of New Orleans. SPECIAL this week at Tom Rue Mrs. Gerald . Hayman and lentce gelding , 3 registered ye<lrllng delicatessen owner. Motors. 1963 Ford Pickup. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rose. Keilh, Mrs. Lillie Hart and four 8-15-lfc fillies, 1 regislered yearling ·children. of Racine attended the They also visi led olher CB radio coli, l yearling grade coil. ---:-- - - Stover reilnion at Cunningham friends in Meigs County. ·~o In England , John Bull is 1969 CHEVY i t, 6-cyl.,, Contact Horace Karr. Royal 742-4211 Arnold Grate Rutland, Oak Farm . Phone 985·33.41. Pauline Rose, w~o Jell in July automalic . . Phone 992-6547. Park·at Evans, W. Va., Sunday. the counterpart of Uncle 8·15·31c 8·15-31C her legs, is. able to Sam . - , Mr, and Mts. Howard Roush and injured . ' - .. ~ NOPE--I WUZ JEST PASSIN' BY AN'lHOUGHT I'D FIND OUT WHO ~....-:::::;'!-, WUZ AlLIN' _, .• MAPLE, EARLY American stereo-radio combination, .C. speaker sound system, AM· FM radio, .C.speed lntermlxecf changer. Balance $77.31. Use our budget terms. Call 9'/2. ____ ~~ AND MEEK . p651'/- '~ cwro A A'IE.U KILJ..£Rff 7NE PEScRIPnON WILL.NUU 'IOU!! '5.55 742-4902 Help. JO. • Af/!l(o.lfl Oo.IT -aT'IFF AN"' E!ENI/ ;'OUR KNEE? /fORE! MINO!! c.JUSTOO CiE.THIM, FOSDICK- ' .. HM ·voitr Sia101181 - - -- - - SENTINEL CARRIER WANTED IN NEW HAVEN ~01<:1 , ~<I 'IV KEEP <,OUR NEVER Real Estate Sale .Cleland Realty .·-- 6.98.· so TH I IOtTY • I=IVE!. C'Er-.IT$ IN CA/!;~ ...1 . HARTFORD =~t · v~: COLLECTED ' Apple Grove News, Events ... .... _,. 'ce LOSER free Welding Qinic s "'AAll'('" !! GosH, I -TA F£U ASlEEP! 'IOU FEfllli' SETTER, I HOI'E? WED., 8 P.M. Real Estate For Sale Virgil B. TEAFORD 45.Poet's word 46. contrary (abbr.) partner • - - etyotd fellow 23. Altar In thesky 27. Collec- 7.Bhould we tion of a.nec·dotes 28. Wray of the snents consider? (2wd&) companion 24. Monrego, 8. Exrer.ruU 9. Emulate \'. Demoa .. · thenes 30. Fi.lh egp 32. sea.on 33: Hide I SNAIB ot mutton 37. Jute, e.g. 39.1925 song hit 40. Memorable period U.Pull 42. 0<kt number for one· COPAJI t III SXFII: VJ) XIII I' 1-'r _.,.. ......... J -~­ () I' I .. ~ ....! N o w - ... ell 1 'WI 1 tofon~thewpaM •·• ...................... . ~~==~~~=~.~a.~~I(IIIIIl co; fA off 34. Halt M.Hors Yelltrftr'e I 36.G,....k Jetter 38. Genna.n • J..W..• AIOVI miD TYPHUS lfOOIRIIF . AM"er1 FAm e•.- d dl4t .,.........,. . . _ d'oeuvre *.,.,. _,.. 1./f otF too '-f~-IHI "'IIf WftMH OO&.; IX)/T Wtf"E ICNEES, !UETIE. pronoun 39. Cab driver's queatton (2wds.) 43.~to Guevara 44. Stadlwn thrill (2 wdil.) DAILY CRYPl'OQ{fOTE...,... Here'• how to work It: AXYDLBAAXB. to LONGFI!:LL0\'1' One letter limply atandFI Jor another. In this Mmpte A Is U...S for the three L'a, X foil tile two O'a, etc. Sm,te letters. 'P'»trophea, tho len(th &114 f_.tlon of the wor<lo a"' all lllnt& Bath day the code !etten ·are dlffe,.,nt. .· . ., A~Qu1 "1a ' I .KXJI • AVBK I I KJ I II 32. Hurry For Sale . --- ........ I TIQUEY BIMEBI name .. YVNMIDCA .Unacnnollle 1lteM four Ju.LI.., - leUer ... Mdl ....-. to form fowr onllnary wonlo. 34. Father 36. Portloa. 25. Pyrtwor mlsptckel 26.Lummo>< Exrenslve 31. Girl's 11.. - . MIWR - 22. Crotcll- offering -------7~-11-tfc o.: 20. Toboggan 5. Noblewoman 6. Grophop ·WMP0/-1390~ RUTlMD FURNITURE · (2wds.) 4.0n 22. Joshua's XFH rJ}lg-1b1f;-11.11ni kiD&' 19. lllt worth it! 3.Piaytng marble L.L----------------J ~--~~--~-~- ·~·. Rowan tree HXM: KV GMFCKJ.-LIMLVlJ , . DOlBK 18. Biblical DOWN 1.Genn&ll expletive 2.Btll's Sheets MOBIL£·HOliEs ::,'.;'C:.Bivd. :S:VHK 16. Haggard novel 17. Tiny oervlllg For Sale Aluminum Daily Sentinel GACHX, SKI'BJIH LOlA nize llood niATSA PIREPLU£i, F NX:MB 11. Scruti- 47.Adult- DICK TRACY Sutton News Notes The RD CROSS SR. • �• a-TbeDIIly811111nel,ll"lktld'llptmft.ii-PP.._.,.,,o.,t . .' awur,lt'll Auto Workers' Stepup Frozen. .. t ' ' .' ' • By JOHN T. K.\DY UDitod Press IDtenaallooal The 50,000 .steelworkers and 20,000 communications workers in Ohio will get pay raises negotiated in recent contracts but the price-wage freeze will stop 40,500 Ohio auto workers from getting their second year "stepups" due to be paid Sept. 15. lllany other questions - such as coUege tuition increases remain unanswered. Treasury Secretary John Conntlly said Mond'!y the freeze doesnotaffectanywageincreases agreed to before Aug. 14 even if the first check at the new rate has not yet been paid. The "step · ups" will not be ., paid during the freeze and would become effective at the end of the 90 days if that's when the controls are lifted. However, they probably could not be paid retroactively to a date during the freeze. The board chairman of Republic Steel, headquartered in MEIGS lHEATRE Tonight tllru Saturday August 17-2t NOT OPEN Sun., Mon., & Tues. August 22-24 LITILE MURDERS (Tecllnlcolorl Elliott Gould Donald Sutherland R lorcartoons: Royal Royalty Klondike Strikeout Ri.,.rboat Mession SHOW S1:ARTS7 P.M. r=====:=;;1 ~---------• Tonight, Aug. t7 Doubll! Fe.ature Program NORWOOD !Color! Glen Campbell , Kim Darby Introducing Joe Namath -PlusTHE MOLLY MAGUIRES !Color) Sean Connery Richard Harris Samantha Eggar --------•1 Wed. · Tllur. - Fri. August tl- 19-lD Doubll! FNiure Progrom "A BOY NAMED CHARLIE iROWN" The 'Peanuts' Gang In their first movie ! Chweland, said the new contracts betweon the steel Industry and the United Steel Work· ers Union would not be affected. "As I understand It as II now, the wages provided by tile steel settlement effective as II Aug. 1 and the steel price increases effective prior to Aug. 14 will not be affected by the wage-price freeze and are In run force and effect," said T.F. Patton. Ohlo BeD Telephone Co. said Monday it would holdup on paying wage increases won by the Conununications Workers until the situation was clarified which ConnaUy did in a news conference and the wage increases will be paid. John Millett, chanceUor of the slate Board of Regents, said he is not sure what the controls mean as far as tuition increises are concerned. "I'd like to know myseH," said Millett. "We can't possibly hold the line and do without the additional income without cqlting expenditures." A spokesman for the Catholic church in Ohio said tuiUon increases at parochial ~chools which are scheduled to go in ef. feel in September will remain despite the freeZe. "The tuition that we have annotmced will remain,'' said tlie Rev. Herman H. Kenning, Cincinnati Archdiocese School Supt. "As of the present moment it slays as announced." Business leaders continued to praise the action taken by President Nixon. "His proposals arehehlghlyconstructive and show is facing up to the reaUties of our economic condition, jlarticularly as regards to the money, investment tax credii and surchage," said Robert S. Oelman, chair-man of National Cash Register Corp. in Dayton. William Verity, president of Armco Steel Corp. in Middletown, sent a telegram to Nixon congratulating him on the "bold and constructive steps" he had taken in an attempt to curb innation. "We believe Ute changes in ecD!l!IOiic policy you have .an- ·,' ' . . .. .. .\ . ' ........ •,,• More participation was urged today In the Youth Revue to take place Wednesday night in front of the grandstand at the Meigs County Fair. Impressive simplicity - Groups are invited to register for lhe Revue by caUing the Meigs County Extension Office. However, units ·unable to register prior to the Youth Revue - a part of the Junior Fair - may participate by having a representative report to Mrs. Harold Sauer on the ' although not a NO. XXIV NO. 88 Sign on Youth Today 1 ?-· ~ ~ ;!;! .::=: j~ .,,-a ~ i~ l~ l.!: ~ =* ~ :·} -:·: ~!; ..:? The ~sis was on yoollt today as lite 108ib Meigs COUDty Fair moved Into ill sec011d day UDder RUDDY sides. ToulghlyOODg people olllte COUDly will tate over tbe · entire evening grandstand program beginning at 6 p.m. TherewWbeadog show, a dlspb!y of fashions, a parade, and cOiifestl. Jodglng ol open class beef got underway today as did .open eb!ss sheep aDd swine judging. This afternoon judging was completed on lite first of two flower shows wlllt the secmd show to be judged friday afternoon. Joalor falr beef judging aDd showmanship also was held today. ' Thunday, the Junior Falr and Senior Falr open elass judging of dairy cattle wW be held. Tite twWght horse harness racing program wW get ullllerway at 6 p.m. toinorrow and the evealng grandstand attraction will be lite country and western personaliUes, Lonzo and Oscar, aDd Helen and Billy Scott. Thursday afternoon quarter horse racing will beglo at 1 p.m. August White .Sale Bates and Morgan Jones Bedspreads ·--· Now At White Sale Prices. ' .. . Machine Wash and Dry - No Iron. Full and Twin Sizes in your favorite patterns and colors. Cannon Permanent Press Sheets and Pillowcases in Percale or Muslin. r-----7---------------------, B . 1-t. Traditional white, g)lid colors, floral prints. All at August White Sale Prices. ·Malbess Pads, - Covets - Ptotectas - PHiowcase eo. · lrooing Board ,Pads and CcNers - Dles1er ScarfS and Deifies - Kitchen Tuwels ·and Dish · ColliS - All at August White Sale Prices. _. IF YOUR MONEY SEEMS TO HAVE WINGS • • 1 11ews... zn rze1 s : THE Prepared- · 1:33 p.m. on Indian Run Road, three miles east of Reedsville, the Meigs County Sheriff'S Dept. reported. Donald 'E. Bartlmus, 18, Reedsville, Rt. 1, was trayeling south on Indian Run Road when his brakes failed. The car went off the road on the left, back across the highway, then 300 feet beyond, going. over an em~kmenl and striking a tree. Bartimus complained 14 neck and rib injuries. Passengers Terry Wilson, 15, and James Barber, 18, both of Reedsville, Rl. I, each-had lacerations Of thetr eyes. AU were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by private car. Wilson iras treated and released. The other two were not treated at the hospital, it was ·reported. llartimus was arrested on a charge or driving a vehicle with defective ·brakes. · · Other administration officials said they stiU were uncerlain aboot whether many Individual products would be placed under the freeze. They said classifications would have to be made on a case-by-case basis by the new cost of Uving council that President Nixon ctl'llted to,make police for his economic program. ;' Water Quality Protected • Bus. Administration ·Secretarial • Exec. Secretarial • Jr. Accounting . . • General Office - A.Realistic Education At ·Reasonable COsts - ELBERFELDS WILL BE OPEN .THUR-SDAY AUGUST 19 FROM 9:30 lM. TO 12 NOON .ONLY SO WE CAN ALL GO TO CINCINNATI - REPRESENTA~ of llree utility companies and the federal Envirorunental Protection Agency (EPA) !old Ute Ohio PoUulion Conlrol Board Tuesday the . proposed nuclear power station on the Ohio River wiU be weD within exisiing \Vater quaUty standards. ,The three utilities buDding Ute .station are Cincinnati Gas & Eleclric, Dayton Power & Light and Columbus & SouUtern Ohio Eleciric eo. They S4!fk a permit from the state board to operale the William H. :I'Jmmer plant. THE MEIGS COUNTY FAIR . • r Dead in Park Lot Shootout Ent·olltneiiih are occeptecl in o,.r received until crosses ore filled. Enroll now. For infornytion write, visit, or Cill ~-4367. Gallipolis Business College . .. ' ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY.. ,, . , I ·' . -'· ' ! ·" / :,~ .... :.·· .. ::.: ~ ! Ribbon winners were (1st, housecoat, Mrs. Robert Hamm Robert Hamm. Two piece cotton dress, Mrs. Child's better dress, Mrs. James Carpenter, Mrs. Robert James Carpenter. Mrs. Robert Hamm . · Better dresses, Mrs. James Hamm . Child's play clofhes, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Robert Hamm. Robert Hamm, Mrs. James Ladies suit, shirt or pants, TERESA THOMAS OF MIDDLEPORT holds one of the first place blue ribbon paintings at lhe annual Meigs County Fair. The artist was Mrs. Sadie Carr of Pomeroy. Nwnerous paintings by local artists are on display in the senior fair building. Devoted To 1'he lnleruu Of 1'he MeigJ·Mason Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1971 PHONE 992-2156 ' TEN CENTS GRAND CHAMPION Byron McCoy of near Tuppers Plains was named grand cbampion In Beef Sbowmansblp at the Meigs County Junior Fair Wed· nesday morning. Named reserve champion in beef showmanship was Becky Windon of near Chester. :~~:~:::::::~::~:::~:~:~~::~;!~:::~:::::~:::::::::~:::~:::. ~ ~. .... G-T Can c Up·Rate COLUMBUS (UPI )-General Telephone Co. of Ohio has been given state permission to raise ils rates by 6.9~ per cent after the federally ordered wageprice freeze is lifted. The state Public Utilities Commission Tuesday granted General a $4.6 miUion annual . rate boost and at the same FASCINATED wrrH 'l1IE GARDEN CROPS diaplayed time ordered prices dropped on at the Meigs County Fair are Beth Ann and Belay Kay,lwln siandard color phones. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Bob SylveSter. Above, ibey General filed its rate request examine a blue ribbon plate of green beans exhibited by Mrs. in April 1970, ·seeking $9 miUion W. A. Morgan of near Pomeroy. more a year, but the PUCO said such a hike would "proe vide a ·greater rate of return than Ohio statutes authorize." The rate increase that was granted, it said, "constitutes a Farm crops were judged by POTATOES fair and reasonable rate of re- Byron n. Carter Tuesday at the Cobblers, 5 specimens, Hollon. Kenneth Wood. turn .. .. " Meigs County Fair rolled Evelyn Variety, 'George The rate hike had been op- through ils first day of activity. Genheimer,5 specimens, Earl Dean. posed by 16 conununities and The farm crops - plates of Variety, 5 specimens, Evelyn three townships which General near perfect samples of produce Hollon . Cabbdge, Mrs. Oris Ginther, serves, most of which are in from Meigs County farmers - Sharon Jewell. ]4ontgornery County. Tomatoes, red, S specimens, are displayed in the senior fair Earl Dean, Sharon Jewell. The PUCO also Tuesday or- building. (First, second, third, Best plate green pod pole dered lhe charge for color etc. in order listed): beans, Gladys Morgan, George phones reduced to $5, payable CLASS 701 Genheimer . Best plate green pod bush upon installation, with the price Best six ears of yellow hybrid beans dropping $1 a year until the ad- corn Dale Kautz Edison Dean. , Robert Lewis . Earl ditional charge is done away Holl~n . ' Best plate lima beans. Robert Lewis, Earl Dean. with entirely. Best six ears yeUow sweet 01ions. white; s specimens, Neat and colorful exhibits ' corn, George Genheimer, Kenneth Wood, Evelyn Hollon. by three Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospital Sharon A. Jewell. 01ions, yellow, s specimens, George granges, located In the senior ADMITTED Blanche Best six ears white popcorn, Hollon . Genheimer, Evelyn Cross, Syracuse; Mamie Mrs. Robert Hamm. fair buDding, were judged CLASS 703 Bes t peck wheat , Edison Tuesday. Buchanan, Pomeroy ; Roger Pimentos , S specimens, Hollon, Earl Dean. Gladys Morgan, Winning flrsl .place and $55 Spaun, Racine; Cathy Yates, Best peck winter oats, Donald Peppers, 5 specimens, Gladys in prize money was Hemlock Middleport. Mora. second, Donald Mora. Morgan. Sharon Jewell. Best peck spring oats, Edison Grove Grange with Racine DISCHARGE!? ·Lucy Mangoes , S specimens, Hollon, Oonald Mora. Grangetaklngsecondprizeof The apparent general McCune, Oscar Klein, Minnie Best peck barley, Donald George Genheimer, n,nald $50. Thlrd place went to Rock economic boom in once dor- Hall. (Continued on page 16) Mora . Edison Hollon . Springs Grange, a casb prize mant Gallla County was of $45. credited for the announcement :~8~:&::..~~:::::::: today of a 1,056 acre recfeation ·.·:·.·:·:. . . PLEASANT VALLEY lake and permanent cabin-type ADMISSIONS; Mrs. Preston development in the southwest Love, Point Pleasant; Wanda corner of the county. Beat of •how award in the places in order listed, in the Jimmy L. Hobbs, Dexter. Watterson, Apple Grove; James T. Doyle, Ironton, said amateur pain.tings displayed at categories were the following water Color James E. Stover, Apple Grove ; Timbre Ridge Lake Resort the 108th Annual Meigs County exhibitors: Portrait from Ule, Hobbs. Mabel Cordray, Point Pleasant· Company Inc., Ironton, and Fair went to Miss Carol Oil Or AcryUc Drawing, Cbarcoal, or PuRl Jean Anp James, Leon ; Audrey Selected Resources Inc., Bachtel, a registered nurse of . Landscape from Nature, Mrs. Landscape from Nature, Mn. Davis, Gallipolis; Mrs. Oensie Chicago, Will construct a 125 Middleport. Miss Bachtel won Nina Bland, Hooker St., Mid- Hamm, Racine. Legg, Leon; Myrtle Bonecutter, acre lake and 1,000 lot hollie the award 'f!,tesday for her dleport; Mrs. Robert Hamm, Portrait from Lir'e, Mn. Point Pleasant. building site near Lecta, two exhibit in the still life category. Racine, Route I. Gibbs, Mrs. Carr: DISCHARGES ; . William miles south of Rt. 775 costing High ribbon winners in the Portrait from Life, Mrs. !tis SliD ·Life, Mrs. Carr, lfra. Watterson, Mrs. Jack Belasco, $1.~ million. show were Mrs. Sadie Carr of Kelton, Welchlown Hill, Hamm. · Mrs. Franklin Loundermilt. '!;he recreational facility , Pomeroy who received three Pomeroy; Mrs. Sadie Carr, Marine Siudy, ·Mrs. R-a, BIRTHS: August 18, a son to known as Timbre Ridge Lakes, blue ribbon awards and three Pomeroy, Mrs. Carr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lane, !!ill offer individual housing lots red ribbons for her paintings; StiiiUfe, Miss Carol Bachtel, F1ower Study, Mrs. " - · Point Pleasant. such as those at Hide Away and Mrs. Robert Hanun with -Mrs . Carr. Mrs. Carr. NOW YOU KNOW Hills in Loga~ and Shawnee four blues and two reds. Marine Study, Mrs. Carr. Animal Study, Mrs. " Randall G. Fisher J'udged the Flower Study, Mrs. Charles M .. Art The first known exhibiUon by .HiUs ~~ar Xema. . Roman gladiators occurred. In IndiVIduals o":mng lots or .38 entries in the show headed by Gibbs, 102 Peoples Terrace, First, to Hobbe, of Deldtr; 265 ·B.C. at lhe funeral of homes will be entitled to use the William G. Mayer. · Pomeroy; Mrs. Kelton second. second, to Mrs. Mary M.ll) 1 Brutus. (Continued on page 16) T~king first and second Animal Study, Mrs. Carr, Minersville, ROU1P. 1. · JU dgiDg Begins ''*"-:::~;:~~~-cowltFUL 1 056 Acre 3 Teenagers Raw Foods on Free List WASHING1UN OFFICE of Emergency Development ness (OEP) has explained aU raw food products such as fresh Are lnJ" ured . fruits aDd veg.. tables are exempt from Ute government's 90-day freeze on pric<s. The raw food products are exempt at both the Announced Acar was demolished in a one farm and rehillevels, OEP spokesmen said Tuesday. car accident TueSday at Bv UDited Press IDieraaUonai ~ r. •' :~· •.: ll>.' i/• .~"•· , ~,. 2nd, etc. In order listed) : On~ piece colton dress, adult. Children's Clothing Mrs. Robert Hamm, Mrs. Ori! Child's cotton dress, Mrs. Ginther. WASHINGTON (UPI)-The ducts still are without exact with the President." And House grocery price pictin-e was a bit classification and it may be GoP Whip Leslie Arends of more clear today, but the some time before all are illinois said the House would question of pay raises for pigeon-holed. send the tax cut package to the 'l1IE POPULARITY OF CERAMia! Is apparent In teachers and millions of state The OEP said the new cost of Senate before the end of hobby displays at Ute loath Annual Meigs County Fair. This and local government workers living council was reviewing a September. allracllve ceramic piece won a l>lue ribbOn for Mrs; Sa~e • retnajned ln. dolll!t u Prea!®nt question that could affect the But a UP! survey of ~ o(,-lloineroy. ,It is dilplayed bere by George Oark .af Nixon's niW tconomic roadmap paychecks of public school economists, businessmen and <levetand Wlto came to Meigs Couniy this IJionth especially continued to Unfold. teachers and Ute 10.5 million politicians across the country to attend the fair. • The international currency persons who work for state, indicated doubt about what rumblings roUed from Tokyo to county and city governments. would happen once the wageParis, and the comment from At one point Tuesday the price freeze is lifted Nov. 12, if politicians and economists OEP said President Nixon's it is. Many of those surveyed ranged from doubt to encou- wage freeze did not extend to expressed a fear that there ragement; but the questions non-federal govemmenls, and could be a new wave of most Americans were asking that 'lilly pay raises due to those inflation when lhe thaw comes, stiU centered on the 90-day hall.. workers during the !Jt).{iay unless Nixon maintains his in price, wage and rent 1 period would probably came momentum. increases. The government said through. In olher developments : But, less than an hour later, - The rift between lhe it would have 10 offices opened .across the country by noon OEP said the freeze did extend administration and organized today to fill in the blanks. to state and local governments labor widened with Labor The office of Emergency and lhen, still later, said the Secretary James D. Hodgson Preparedness, which is enforc- matter was undecided. calling AFL-CIO President ing the freeze and informing President Nixon, on a cross- George Meany "out of step" the . public about its details country speaking trip, was with American workers for his through the new offices, cleared plugging for his new program. criticism of the new moves. up some of the confusion about He told an audience in New - Director J. Curtis Counls of grocery prices. York Tuesday night lhat the mediation and conciliation It issued a statement Toes- Americans would have to service asked labor to call off day saying food products sacrifice but the extra effort all present strikes and prevent classified as "raw"-such as could "make the differeqce any new ones during the threefresh fruits and vegelables- between a nation on the way month freeze. He hinted the will be free to rise or faD as down and a nation on the way government might resort to A NOSTALGIC PICTIJRE on the Rock Springs market and seasonal conditions up." fines and court orders if Fairgrounds is being created this year by Kathy Simmons dictate. ~would also include Before he left Washington cooperation was not forthcomand H8rry •Yarbrough, both of Rutland, who are operating com, wheal, cotton, plants and Nixon won assurances from ing. "Dan'sl'eanut GaUery" from this old fashioned wagon. The other commodities sold in the Congressional leaders lhal the - Americans were reported wagoo, owned by Dan Q-emeans, Rutland, ari uncle of Miss aspecis of his program requir- ·buying up previously imported !lmmons, has been put in' good repair for lhe concession. · raw or natural state. "Processed" foods · will be ing legislaive action, the tax cars and other imports such as Miss Simmons rounds out the yesteryear look in her red and subject-to the price freeze, cuts for individuals and busi- wines to avoid the 10 per cent white gingham costume. however. Examples of this nesses, would be given priority duty on affected items that category include milk, frozen treatment. Senate Democratic have arrived sjnce Nixon foods, bread, butter and beef- Leader Mike Mansfield predict- imposed the new tax . steak. But OEP officials ed ti majority of the Senate was - The stock market ran 1 1\.T • I admitted many individual pro- prepared to "go aU the way . (Continued on page 16) ELBERFELDS IN .POMEROY · ·' 'irmt~:t::».~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:=::~:::::::::::::::~::~:::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-;~:~ uchinDoubt Towels • Hand Towels· Wash aoths Now at August White Sale Prices. -c.~IHCINIHATI very Overnight Wire Cannon R"fccl Fami~ Matching Bath lilbens /4alional its \::-ox::;.~~*''*··~msms~f&:<>OIII!m!m:«§.~-..--0!8>lm~!O'I Mrs. James Carpenter, Ann string picture in gold Qn blai::k Carpenter. Child's blouse or shirt (2nd) , Chapman. velvet of the Pomeroy-Mason BrldQe made bv Mrs. Wllovene Mrs. Robert Hamm (no first) . Ladies blouse, Dorothy T. Zvrcher of Pomeroy. Child 's P.J., gown or (Continued on page 16 ) ' NOW YOU KNOW "Hara-kiri'" is· a word (Tecllnicolorl meaning "beUy cutting" and is John Wayne considered crude by the Robert Mitchum Japanese who prefer the word It's the big one with the big "seppuku," meaning "cutting two! _ _ _ _ _ __, open the stomach." ..,.., fh'lf by ribbon winner - was a large, EL~~!oo 1 M Come, Join Youth Revue G .',HH< ~QU V \IT f'APK -~ 0 FIRST TIME EXIUBI1UR Olra Weltb of Racine Will two blue ribbons and a red one for her exhibits In Ute domestic arts department at lbe Meigs County Fair. She displays here a pale yeUow afghan of intricate design wblch .was a first place winner. !Color! CHECKING ACCOUNT. ...... '· ' . 0 '~· · ·:·.·:·:····:-:·· ···:·····:·:· PREPARE BOO'l'H - Getting the Future Hcmematers booUt ready at tbe Meigs Cwnty fairgrounds Monday were •Kathy Boyd, l!!ft, student at Southern High School, and Mrs. Erma McClurg Hoine Economics instructor there. Soulbem is the ooly FHA Club represented at the f.air. nolilced are essential," said Verity. "Stopping ioDation that has been robbing the nation ' easy. It since 1965 will not be will .require national unity and a great deal of personal sacri· fice ." KEEP TRACK OF IT EASIER WfiHA ·Pr,omiises of a "bigger and better" domestic arts department at lhe lOith Amiulil Meigs County Fair were fulfilled Tuesday as 182 exhibits ·ranging from holiday decoratio~ to h~l pants - were displayed in the senior fair building. lllbbons, blue for first and red for second, were awarded in the 8l classes foUowing judging by Mrs. Avis Frecker of Racine, home economicli teacber at the Kyger Creek High ~hoot. Mrs. Robert LewiS, departmentchalrman, was assisted by Mrs. Harold Lohse and Mrs. Rose Ginther, judge's clerks, and Mrs. David Koblenlz. Showing the greatest increase in nWllber of exhibits was the hobby division which had been expanded this year to include 13 classes. A Santa jack-in-thebox, a colored corn rooster . picture, tie dyed shirts and sheet . and pillow case sets, stuffed doUs, miniature antique cars, sheD craft, ceramics, and dimensional pictures were among the numerous attractive exhibits. COLUMBUS - EIMER HALE, 32, Columbus, was shot to death by pollee Tuesday after they arrived ,io Investigate a shootout in a jlarking lot beside a.har on Ute east side. Police said Hale died at Grant Hospital less than an holD' afier he was shot six ·times in the chest and lower stomach. The officers involved in the Incident, Paltolmen August C. Sims andRobertJ. Mulcahy,sald Hale fired at them twice with a .357 magnum pistol from inside. . his car after exchanging a number of shois wilh another man, identified as James Ector, 42. ~ ~ I Still Life is Best -of Show •••• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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