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Malone is the perennial District No. 22 · champioo in cross-country, and Cedarville has caplured tbe District crown in tennis four times in tbe last five years. Rio Grande, while a member o( tbe KIAC, WOII tbe regular season bastetball cbampi<mhip OJICe and linisbed high in the post-season tourney twice. Two years ago, wben tbe team lost its bid to represent tbe District in the national C()JDpetition, Rio Grande almost became the first team in twenty years to go undefeated in tbe KIAC. Rio Grande corrently does not field intercollegiate teams in wresUing or soecer, but Lanham said that the scbool will be aiming for an eigbt~t program witbin the three-year limit set by tbe MicJ.Ohio. lie also said that there is a possibility that tbe Mid-Ohio would add members in tbe future, mating it a ~ or eight team conference. But, he stressed that additional memberships were only speeulatiOJI at the pr s nt time and that no plana bad been made at this time. Pen Pal See the many new arrivalsall over the ~tore. Dependable well known ll!akes. big selections and sensi11le prices in all departments - Furniture. Carpet ilnd ~· pliances on the.Jnl floor. Womens_and girls and infants we~r Gil the 2nd floor. _!.llusic Department. the Drapery Department and the Dnss Goods ~rtrnent on the 2nd floor. Mens and Boys wear - Ho~wares • HoSiery - Jewelry • · and Towel • Art Needlework • Notions - Stationery • Ungerie Department • on the main floor. - Our 69c S*! Don't forget the Bestform Sale in the Lingerie Department on the main floor ~ Bras and Giidles. WOMENS OOATS Sale! Friday and Saturday 24.00 36 fo 50. Large ard extra large sizes. Sale Price Friday and Saturday Mens Quilt Lined ZIPPER WORK JACKDS Sizes to Famous Big by Wrangler. Ben Jacl<els 50. leooth · Iaroe roomy POCkets · warm servi<l!able quilt hn•n~. Sanforized shrunk. Choose solid a>lor OliW!wood, forest green or blue denim with a c:urduroy a>llar. 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Hyacinths. Sale 179 rc~. Soft fleeced innerlining. Pullover style - ex- 125 - Select Your ! Dutch DACRON POLYi$1& - Sizes small (34-36), rnedium (38-40), large (42441. extra large (46-48). · . Sale 6.88 <15" wide. Machine Washable Per..-! Press. Beautiful quality ard colors. Purple - Black · a.- . RIISI . Royal • Turquoise. Friday and Saturday SWEAT SHIRTS "') . . In Price l95 Save2.G7 9.45 4A9 -- Blue Cornflower Design Sale Price Special Sale Price Leon Shull, said Poff was a signatory ·of the Southern Manifesto in 1956 and woulcl "become the first justice in' more than 20 years to have declared that segregation is constitutionaL" In Congress, Shull said, Puff had voted "against every civil rights bill to come before him." The opening salvo against Poff called to mind Nixon's two earlier. and unsuccessful attempts to win confmnation of a Southerner to the Supreme Court. Two years ago the Senate rejected Nixon's South(Continued on page 10) .aiERYLLEFEVIIE,Ieft, and Kimberly WID!anabow Mrs. Margaret Ella Lewis, instructor, their first efforts in sketching during an art program which began Thursday ~at tbe P<meroy Elementary School. Mrs. Lewis is the high school art instructor, who will conduct the special cia for elementary children at the Pomeroy school. No art program is offered in the elementary grades of the Meigs Local School District except what can be provided by the regular c1assrooot teacher. TEN CENTS . ~~b:::~.~~~=5::s::o;::.·~.:~::::%..·:~.::x,.-.::.:~::::~::::::.::::::::::::~::::::::::::::~::::::K r! ·Riebel Heads School Men .... ::~ ~ ~ ~ · ~ ~:: I Jackson County will host a district health co~ference Oct. 7 ~ at the Jackson Umled MethodiSt ~ John Riebel, superintendent of the Eastern Local School llislriet, was named president of the South· eastern Ohio School Administrators orgaol•atloo Tbnrsday al a luncheon meetlag at Late Hope Lodge. A diseussioo on the present Ohio Legislative program highlighted the meeting. Other local adtnlnlslralors alteildlng were Robert Bowen, County Superinteodent; George Hargraves, superintendent of 1be Meigs Local School Distriet, and Ralph Sayre, South· ern Local Dlstrlet 5 • teode l I St ~ X· ::.: ~ ~ ~ 1:. I ::< Ch;~hBiake-;lee, Meigs County ~~~~:,::::!*!~-,:,::>§::::: :.:;,,:: ~:<=~::<:::::: : : : : :::::::m:::: : : : : : :<=:=:<: : :::::~ e Continues ATHENS, Ohio (UP!) Nine-hundred non-academic employes of Ohio . University contmued to str1ke today, despite court orders prohibiting it and ordering the arrest of a unioo leader. The strike began Thursday in a dispute over noowag~ . issues, . including discrurunation agamst women. "We could be forced to close down the university since we would be faced with major problems. concerning food, refuse and other necessary ~a lions," Sowle said. The university late Wednesday night ordered a temporary restraining order agaimt the strike, but it waa ignll'ed by members of Local 1699 of the American Federatioo of stale, County and Municipal Employees. School officials then obtained an arrest order for local uni011 president Oscar McGee. However, Athens County Sheriff Harold Shields said the order did not necessarily mean McGee would be jailed. The university used COJitract personnel to COJitinue operati011 Thursday, including kitchen operations to feed the more than 8 000 students living on' campus. The school which started fall classes w~nesday , has an enrollment of 19,000. understaffed. "Layoffs were not conducted according to seniority," be also charged. "We have part.time workers working when OlD' own people are laid off." School officials denied the allega lion and said the list II persons furloughed during the SIDDmer, when enrGIIment was down and mCISt dormiklries closed, would be provided witbin a week. Although a milk delivery truck refused to CI'CI6S picket lines Thursday, carpenters doing construction went to work. U was not known If a scheduled regional telecast by the ABC Televialoo retwork of the OU-Kent Stale football game here Saturday would be affected. exte nsion agent, said the conference will bring together McGee said the strike was to civic-minded persons from nine protest alleged discrimination counties in this area to discuss of female kitchen workers, problems related to the imsupervisors working in nonprovement of personal, family, supervisory jobs and refusal of and conununity health. The the university to furnish the conference topic will be, "Total union with a list of workers laid Health Care For Our Comoff during the sJDDmer. ''Basic reason for the strike Is munity - What We Have the discrimination agalnal What We Need." ·. By Ulliled Presa lllteraaUooal The formal all-<iay program Meigs County 18-year-old year.<Jids in the forthcoming wtmen 1n the kltcbena," McGee 12-Day Grey Alert Ordered election. is to start at 10 a.m. following residents will join the ranks of said. "They're overworked and Absentee voting wilt get registration. Persons planning American voters on Nov. 21 for SAIGON -THE U. S. COMMAND ORDERED a special 12under way at the county office day "grey alert" today, calling for the 215,000 GI's in Vietnam to to attend the conference should the first time. in Pomeroy on Ocl. 4. make luncheon reservations Since there is no voter remain within their bases. The step was taken in case the Communists seek to harass the coming South Vietnamese presidential with the County Extension registration required in Meigs Meantime, it was reported electi011. MeanUme, authorilies reported that two American F4 Office not later than October 1. County, the new voters will also that a bond issue in Middleport Program highlights are, not be required to register. for the fire department to be Pbamtcm figbler-blmbers, as part of the third straight day of voted upon at the Nov. 2 election <1'lJISoborder atlacks, bombed antiaircraft guns on North Viet- "Overview of Comprehensive However, board of election is for 1.2 mills, or 12 cents for Health Planning;" "A Look at officials in each precinct may namese territory north of the Demilitarized Zone U. S. 852 WASHINGTON (UP! ) -{;all. .He said his extensive travels the Health Situation·" "A Look challenge a voter to prove his or each $100 worth of property bomberssimultanerusly hit North Vietnamese bunkers inside the at Health Plannlng," and her age. Voters may do this by evaluation. The tax would he in ing 1972 a crucial year, this summer left him with two DMZ. • Oklahoma's Sen. Fred ':!-· imPfellSions: "What is the Role of the Lay displaying a driver's license or effect 12 years and would ' HarriS announced today he will -"A lot of pecple can't: Person in Comprehensive some other proof that they are provide funds to build a new fire Humphrey Has Unilateral Plan department headquarters. seek the Democratic believe America has ever beeii: Health Planning." 18. WAsmNGTON-SEN. HUBERT H. HUMPHREY, D-Minn., presidential nomination and to the moon. That's because ' Counties expected to send ' The county board of elections lodayurged tile Senate to suspend deployment of the newest U.S. representatives to the con- indicates that a great deal of Equipment Bought " try to turn this country around they doubt the credibility of tbe before it's too late." missile syslan. He introduced an amendment to a $21 billion ference are Athens Gallia interest has been shown by 18government and because It , ' military procumnent authorization bill. The amendment would Hocking, Jackson, Lawrence, For Grid Field RACINE _ Mrs. Josie Roush, "I believe that a president seems so illogical to them that place funds for 1be multiple, independently largetable re-entry The Eastern Athletic age 81, Racine, died Friday at can call this country back lo our nation could spend so much Meigs, Pike, Scioto, and Vinton. Work Slowed at vehicle into reserve to await Moscow's reactioo. Humphrey, in The conference here is one of 10 Boosters purchased equipment Veterans Memorial Hospital. the greatness that is in is," money on space when so many of our people here on earth · high foothaJI field lllllking the move, appealed for an end to the international to be held in Ohio in September New Deen Mine for the junior A member of the Methodist Harris said. "I mean to ~•~·." > in the amount ol $5 and ordered Church and active in the The 4l).year old, self-6tyled can't buy medical care. "drama of incorrect assessments and lllSt for superiority." and October under the sponr new blazers for the basketball American Legion Auxiliary of modern~y populist said his sorship of the Ohio Rural Health Interest Rates May be Next -"Most people don't believe Workers of two subteam during the regular weekly Racine Post 602 , she was ·campaign would tate him to Council. COJIIrac~ at the 5:"lem Center meeting Tuesday nighl preceded in death by her the elderly, to Vielnam veler- thai it makes much difference WASHINGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON says he may curb deep mme operatiOilf o( The In other business they agreed husband, Richard L. Roush, and ans in hospitals, to the prisons, what politician is elected. They interest rates in 1be ned phase of his ec011omic poticy If lenders don't really believe things are Ohio Power Co. have been to complete work on the a son Lawrence and to the streets. boost tbe cost of mooey in tbe next two months. In a question and pared to a minimum, it was reslroools next to the football ~iving are. a daughter "A campaign itself can give going to change." answer session with a business-dominated panel Ttursday night Harris said "1972 is • crucial reported _today. . field, repair the field phone for Mrs. John (Leora) Young' ·power to the powerless," he in Delniit, Niioo also said the cootrols that will follow the 9<klay year. America won;t be tbe .According to reliable sources, thecoacbesandi.nquireon coot Racine · three sons Herschei .said. "I mean to do that." wage¢ce freeze will last until inflation is checked and will cooer same in 19'16. I intend to try work crews of the two com- of rain gear for football squad. and vU:gi! both of Racine and Harris joined Sen. George S. tbe entire ecooomy. Plans for the All-Trophy ~n~es were pared to a The game film 11 Eastern and Darrell, 'of Columbus; 15 McGovern of Sou~ Dakota 8ll and turn this country around · The President said interest rates were excluded from the DliDJJD~ because the final NorthGalliawasshown by bead grandchildren, 24 great- an announ.ced ~da~ for the before it's too late." current freeze because he feared that if rates were controlled, baton twirling conleslto be held ~tructioo. contract 00 the coach Roger Kirhart. The grandchildren, and several Democratic nommation. ~cHarris made his statements bantel'll might refuse to lend. But he sald no decision has been Saturday at Eastern High mme operalion has not been boosters meet each Tuesday at nieces and nephews. Govern announced last spnng. in a familiar location for such School are complete. Sancmade yet concerning interest rates in the period after the freeze Funeral services will he at 2 Over tbe pa~t two and a half announcements - the ornate tioned by the National Baton awarded. As a result, worters the high school at a p.m. eqires Nov. 14. p.m. Sunday at tbe Ewing months, HarriS has ~t to Senate caucus room which John Twirling Assn.; the event is bad completed as many LOCAL TEMPS Funeral Home where friends put. tog~~r a coalition o( F. Kennedy, in 1980, IUid sponsored by the Chester PrA. projects as possible until tbe Mothers CaU off Boycott primary COJIIract is awarded. Temperature in downtown may call after 7 p.m. today. semor Citizens, disenchang~ Eugene ,J. McCarthy and Director is Mrs. Judy PONTIAC, MIQI. - 'I1IE CHIEF organization of while Twirling hegins at 10:30 a.m. The layoffs were termed Pomeroy Friday at 11 a.m. was Burial will be in the Letart Falls youth, bla~ks, Mexican-Amen· Robert F. Kennedy, both In· mothers CJW)Iied to buling to desegregate schools relented Late registration time is 9:30 temporary· 60 degrees, under sunny skies. Cemetery. cans, lnd18ns, farmers, and 1968, used for the same purpose. blue collar workers. Thursday and agreed to allow their children to go to classes for a.m. the first time since scbool began Sept. 7. The National Action Out-of-the-area judges will be Group (NAG),ln a surprising a~~ace, called off its boycOtt of used. The Keystone Majorette Pontiac's schools and, at Ill!! same time, canceled a state-wide Supply Co. will attend and the boycott plamed lor Oct. I. Chesler PrA will serve food ''We feel the boycott has been most successful and very ef· during the day . Mrs. Riggs said fective In del!lonslrating the llllity and depth of the feeling of the a fall queen will he chosen. The' discuss briefly a matter involving safety at our borne understanding and your cooperalion. By t>ewge Hargraves, Supl public is invited. ccmmunlty in its total opposition to the busing program," said football games The congregating students in the end AN ACTION TAKEN at an Atbletic Board meelillg Meigs Local &botl District Mrs. Irene McCabe, NAG president. But, she said, "any further I would like to use this evening's column to discuss zones and along the edges of the field during a game early in the summer incre~ the price of atuclent ' boycott.II the sc:booJ1! would filly Injure the children whom we are a nwnber II items briefly .I trust you will fmd some of creates a sltuatloo unsafe to them and the players. I tickets for football games from 50 cents to 75 Ct!llll. I . all interested in belping." str011gly urge that parents instruct their clrildren to beUeve that moat or all of the other lcllools In our the inflnillltloo valuable. Sunny and cooler today. High We are happy this weet to welcome about 24 stay out of the end zones and away from the playing league already charge this price. At the time of OIU' in the 60s. Clear and cool student teachers to our classrooms. We hope they will field at all times. first game there was .mcertainty as tu bow tbiB ~~etioo tonight. Low in the 405. Mostly A second practice that should be discontinued for was affected by the wage.frice freeze. have a successful ezperience and that they can assist sunny and warmer Saturday. safety is that II forming an aisle or tunnel for our The best inflnillllion we have -Indicates tbal in providing an enriched program for our students. High in the mid 60s to the low The inability of ·the legislature to resolve Its dif. players to go through at the beginning of the.game. I we should retain our price at SO cenla In ardlr to IDWMBUS (UPI) - Gov. metropolitan areas with many 70s. know we will all agree that this is an excellent way of cooperate with the Pr eeldenl'a elfort to Clllltnl .... John J. Gilligan says President strings attached." showing support for the team, and gives evidence of prlcea. TillS, for the nmatn~ bame foetbeD · Nixon favors Republican stales Gilligan said Michigan, whose Speaking of Schools-No. 206 good student spirit. Nevertheless, we would Ute to see and Veterans Memorial Hospital games the student price will be II -~~~. We 111tpt we over Democratic states, In- Republican governor is William ADMITTED - Douglas F. cluding Ohio, in tbe distribution Milliken, had gotten $63 million Neece, Pomeroy; Ethel ferences and to produce a scbool bill continues to cast a it stopped because we are afraid som~ student may_be will have your undersllnclnt c:oooemlQa tbe l!lllr~tlll seriously Injured as tbe players run briskly 011to the 75 cents for the first pme. That actloo - lllltllll oo of Emergency Employment Act in E;EA funds while Ohio was Sigman, Cheshire; Florence large shadow across all educational aciivity in our field. Thoee o( you who attended our first game saw what we thought,.. the best llfomaliCICiat tilt lime. given $24 million. · funds. Adkins, Uneeda, W. Va.; Irene state. I know lherearegreatdlfferences of opinloo that this very nearly occur. "I concede that unem- Gilmore, Pomeroy. "It appears ~t it was more We would lite to encourage all students to stay off NEWS II NOTES - We are glad to 111ft ...: than coincidence In the ployment is a problem in DISCHARGED - Bruce exist oo the very serious matters that haoe been discussed fer so l011g a time by so many people in the field at tbe beginning o( the game as a pure safety McniaOJI, 011.' Aaa!atant &lperinh lint, !lie* willa • allocati011 of EEA money, most Michigan but is not a greater Alexander, Pamela Bowers, Ina precaution. U tbe present practice continues, It will ag&ln- We e.Ktmd 0111' 1.-t wilbellto llr. Die 111rt rtr stales with Republican ad- problem than it is here in Ohio," Howard; Kenneth Hoffman, Columbus and elsewhere. All of llS in education fervently hope that this almost certainly lead to an unfortunate and un- an early recovery frcm ..... ) - lllld ..... ministrations were given a Gilligan sald. "From the Eric Philson, Patricia Smith, logjam can he removed so that we, can attempt to necessary accident. lump swn to use without any allocations it appears the Nixon Beatrice Nice. oo )'CIIII' . . . . ... discover where we are. Until the obstacles to aciion are We hGpe that we will oot be accused of trying to - ._btwe tmelto'll'..,.fwfaaw,.., administration, instead of strings attached," be said. NOW YOU KNOW removed and movement takes place, the financing of decrease school spirit. That's the tasl!NIIfl we want to Nat weell oo Oclllber 1we 'IIIli )lllr llllll to Ill II I "By contrast, most slates addressing itself to · the ad- problems of the une.mployed, Sillclair Lewis' play "lt Can't educatioo in Ohio is truly drifting with inadequate do. We are, however, greatly coocemed •bout tbe 11pn. They have ben p~ca• tu will lit' 1 11111 with Democratic Here" opened dlrecUon or undersiandlng. posslbill'I_c!f physical.injury. That Ia the basis for our this Is our H~. lllhoald be 18 W d!' ministrations were provided elected lo play politics with the Happen Let's turn to a different matter . I would like to statementoo thiS matter.! trust that we will have your even~a&. Why no~ plan IIDir to au.t? with sums for outside money allocated by Congress.'' sirnulll!neously in 21 cllies. l8s Need Only r---------------------------, ! News ... in Briefs Proof of Age ! Harris Wants to Change Direction Mrs R OUSh Age 81, Dies Twirling Wdl Sizes 36 fo 50. Heavy duty coHon brown duck. Preshrunk ard washable . d!"'ble knees . copper rovets at all strain points . reinforced pockets. Solid colors . stripes - crew necks . zipper neck styles and button types. All are permanent pres>. 6.00 ·' Specyl $1.95 OVERALLS MENS 4.95 KNIT SPORT SHIRTS Friday and S.turday Deborah Kerr For compact. organized storage. Many uses throughout the home. lOY.!" diameter. Regular price $1.29 S.! 44.00 Baby Qll . . 12.95_1••, ... WOMENS COTTON DRESSES "THE ARRANGEMENT" Kirk Douglas lllchments. ~ridly .... S.tu ....., New! S,.ce Saver Mens and Young Mens Sopt. 24-U.U '* Whisk up dirt and litter fast. Keeps your rugs beautiful and attractive. Larve, double dust pans emp!Y completely and eeslly. No cords ot ilf: 7.00 'Tahartt"BIMnlb:k 1 Fri., Sol. I Soon. a.g 1.29 For Utile JIG ~r-------------------....( ~~~~ti"';'~u'i:: cr.:~~.mattress. ~rable -loopwf A fine seledion of womens sweaters includin!J cardigans and slipovers • solids - patterns and space dyed - long sleeves - all washable. Sizes 34 to 40. Sale! 1 Lll. SI• dl d . . . crtllln ....... Wllillt _. c1 ql - ' 11 tldl . clrop, solid end panels, plastic leelltlng ralb, 3 spc lcl(l 5.00 Dean Jones Sandy Dmc.an Anelher Big Shipment ol Matdting jacket, coat or hood available in your correct size. - Friday and Saturday Septamber 24-21 On the 2nd floor S.oo Friday-and S.~ Sweaters Friday llw'u Tuesday Hundreds of uses-Idee I for lllling pillows, cushions, toys. comforters, crib · bumpers ard many others. Wasllable. non allergenic · non flammable. Ideal for school and dress wear. Sizes 6 to 18. Slims · Regulars and a brand new seledion of huskies. Womens New Fal NOT OPEN Pal;aflber Boys Flare Leg SaleI September 23 lOK Pure New Shipment! Sale 3.00 liiursdly POLY.fll Wrist watches for men; women, boys, girls including calendar watches Timex ·electric wirding .watches plain self· ard luminous dials. Buy Tl mex for dependable quality ard downright good looks. See the excellent selection on the 1st -----------------------· Girls 5.00 Slip Blouses MEIGS lHEATRE~ DMEX 111&'1'1'11~ CANNON lOYAL FAMILY RARE SLACKS to «< in dressy jean flares . corduroy . Jackson to Host • Meetmg 2,.wlsl.OO Another Big Ship~~~ent Another Big, Big, Shipment of .Another Big Shipment Mens and Young Mens penm.·· - -- · Fruy •nd S.tu,....y Come in and see the newest and most popular Fisher Pria! Toys. 7.29 Devoted To The lnlerul3 Of The Meit!J·Mtuon Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. QHlO FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1971 PHONE 992-2156 NO. XXIV NO. 114 45"-AII Cotton Big sel.eclion of patterns and colors. Rill~ 7.88 L..-------~~~-----......,--J r· Senate." "That gives you an idea of where I am leaning," Nixon said. Poff, 48, is the second ranking Republican on the House Judiciary Committee and is considered an able constitutional lawyer. He has been mentioned frequenUy as a possible appointee. ' But already some opposition had risen to Poff. The' Americans for Democratic Ac· lion charged Poff has a record of opposition to civil rights legislation. The ADA 's national director, 1Cieuen PRINiw RMNElfTli 8.45 Jt:::!':~~oat style - warm Sherpa lining. button-through followed by six days the resignalioll of Justice Hugo L. Black, 85. Black lay critically ill from a stroke today at Bethesda Naval Hospital, and officials said the outlook for his recovery was ''poor.'' President Nixon hinted strongly Thursday night at Poff's appointment. At a question and answer session at the Detroit Economic Club, Nixon said his choice need not he a judge, as his previous appointments have been, but could be "a legislator with experience in the Judiciary Committee of the House or Fridly •nd-S.tu.... -- y.. $9.49 White Carpenters Overalls CPO JACkETS WASHINGTON (UPJ) - Re· publican Congressman Richard E. Poff of Virginia appeared in line today for appointment to one of two U.S. Supreme Court vacancies. President Nixon's aides hinted that the other spot might be filled by the first woman justice. A second vacancy on the court occurred Thursday with the resignation of Justice John M. Harlan. lli with cancer of the spine, Harlan, '12, stepped down after 16 years on the high court. The resignation of Harlan, known as "the great dissenter," eat Rlgular SI.IO Pocuge 9.65 Mens $9.95 36 Reinforced double $10,98 Hickory Striped Carpenters Overalls ~~;,t 4.95 and 5.95 MRS. GENE MITCH WAS ONE of the Pomeroy Elementary PrA members assisting with registering 62 students who enrolled for a seoeral months' art course Thursday nighl Mrs. Milch is president of tbe PrA which is sponsoring tbe program under tbe chairmanship of Mrs. Bob Hoeflich. Registering with Mrs. Mitch frtm the left are Cathy Blaettnar, Mark Williams and her daughter, Shari Milt h. F..-~AII Vw knee for longer wear 6.33 Choose several of tHese easy care lops for pants and skirts • solids and prints - long sleeves. ioo percent nylon and polyester knits. Sizes small · medium & large. SLACKS Sale10.98 triple stitched $tams. Save Friday and Saturday Special Sale! WOMEN$ Twin ard Full Sizes Excellent quality Lee lining. Button front coat style . two button . through flap pockets. Sizes small (1-10), medium (1214), large (16-18) . and snap front coats - short sleeves - plaids. solids and prints. Peter Pan collars and plain necklines. Sizes 10 to 18. SaleI . colon. Craftsman overalls in sizes Sherpa 4.00 Comfortable corron ous1ers • buHon front styles Sale! Womens Wash 5.00 1.00 \\ cent Cotton.· A dlstlndlve ·. dimensional design In a big selection ot lG!) per Lee Carpenters terns with warm Friday and Saturday 5.00 One size fils 10 to 13. White, black and ex<2llent soleclkwl of solid colors. · Friday • Saturday Sale Special S.le! Colorful plaid pat- Sale! WarDens Dusters Friday and Saturday IIIRAMIR *'PlODS ' ORLON _SOCKS ~pair ...__.... Sale! Womens ·Pants Tops - S.- ourt tile -SIIeet OVERAU.S lncludec:l in this group of coats are car coats, all weather coats, pants coats and capes plaids, solids and · tweeds. Many colors to ch~ose from . 1-h· -~- M~NS lloJs 7.95 Uned CPO Jackets (COiltinued frcm ~e 1) Mart Williams, SOil of Mr. and Mrs. Ray William•, with whom Friday and Saturday Miss Thompson is staying . Misses and . diKing her three w et visit. half sizes. Before returning home, Miss Ma t 1 'I'IKmpson will visit the Southny s y es to choose from. All washable perern High Scltool where she will m~nent press cottons - plaids, st{ipes and obsave the teaching of the t"':'p...r_m..ts...._ _ _ _ _ _ _.:__ _ _ _ __;_~ Williams' other daugblel', Mrs. Connee Andrews, physical edueatiOJI instroctor. Meelillg for tbe 6rst time 011 a pencmal basis, Ptmee and Kathleen find that tbey bit it off f,.moas~y. The two girls have achanged gifts on birthdays and a.rislmas for years and Kathleen baa leleplloned frcm time to time tltrougb tbe years Friday and Saturday to tbe Williams home. A direct dial sysiA!m in l!:n8land permits her to do this at the rate of $1.ID a .minule. Pennee finds Kathleen a contradieti011 to the opinion of A special purchase of some Americans that, "English womens slacks inare reserved." cluding nylon stretch "'Kathleen is not reserved at and bonded orion. all. One juf~ couldn't find any slipon elastic more frirndly or outgoing waistlines. Permee said. Apparently thoogbtful, too, Miss 'I'IKmpson arrived at the Sizes 10 to 20 Williams' home Saturday and32 to38 evening with gifts for each member of the family. While Miss Thompson is Sale! mating her first visit to America, traveling is a bit "old hat" with her. She previously has visited in Gennany. Austria Friday and Saturday and France. Will Miss Tbrmpson's visit be the end o( tbe long contact bedressy and Short and 16ng sleeve styles lw~ the two girls? Not at all, tailored · white and colors. says Pennee, who vows that one Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. day she11 make tbe trip to England lo visit with Miss Thompson and her family. . e •• Pattern 1.29 Plant Bulbs now for ~ngBNuty Be Thrifty! Save AU of Your Sih'9M From Elberfelds In P Begin at 10:30 ruggs. Logjam in Columbus Oouding -Scho.ols Weather And What Else is New? :::~~.~ ' . r ·•& �.. 2- The Dally Sentirlel, Middleport.Pcmeroy, o ., Sept. 24,1971 Mrs. Wheeler is Auxiliary President . . -file- ' . Mrs. AI~ Wheeler, Racine DEIU.TE CONDlJCTID A drhlr eiiiiW "111e FaiDiy a.ter- A ftallly w Two new members were While, Mrs. Eslie Mossman, welcomed. Mrs. Sauer sho\ved Mrs. Alex W~ler, Mrs. Hugh slides of her trip abroad this Bearhs, Ada Slack, Myla summer and conunented of Hudson, Mrs. Dana Nelson, them entertainingly. Mrs. Arnold Hayes, Ern~<~ J . The executive officers served Smith, Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mrs. refreshments to Mrs. George Sibley Slack, Mrs. Lewis .. m......:·... ,.. .• Grcind Slam Bid Problem at the Sports Gru~r, Mrs. Gerald Morris, The Ocklber ..... ~will be beMU. ~ " 1loe . NOa1H (D) Mrs. Ernest Molden, JoAnn the Rutland ladies. with J4rs. North's twrHp..te rebid ls .At76 . Clark, Mrs. Charles Kurr, Morris the chairman. euy ID m.te IIi Is Soual's · - · · Sedtly" Clul , Service •f ..:e Pomeroy ... Q c:a11 of UJree beMU. At tllis Lucille Leifheit, Corinne .KQJI07 Ulllled lk6r II I Orlardr. pGiJrt, North might 1Me ~ Combs, Mrs. 'Robert Mn ....... 011 .. 1loe ·ve «<ion but • IJid McElhinney, and Mrs. R. K. WIST EAST ~hearts shwl ~ . . . " "lire .,....... ,. . . . . .853 Rowan. ·~1042 The fall district conference to Mn. Everea n r • o1 "11oe enougb tD get Soulll ._ try • .874 _......,_ _ _ _ _ __, be held on Oct. 7 at Athens was Billckwood four no-trump fol• 953 . pelllmiol." Mn. WIIII•m loweil by five no-tnmp. announced at the Wednesday Baralb .QJ102 .KI763 precr•ilr 'Ibis five m -trump c:all night meeting of the American ~- Tau~~ uu SOUDI guarantees that NOittt lUid . . .J Legion Auxiliary of Feeney· edi'ftft ...... South hold all the aces lUid .AJ10652 Bennett Post 128. put m lh Mn. GerUI Nortll can afford to bid sewn . .A82 •Mrs. Donald Miller, first vice Wllderalalh, .. ' I I, .... hearts liD the slrengtlr Q{ bis president of Department Mrs." nom•• 11et ted refralt. holding both red quoeas. Norrh Sou!J. vulnenble ·' · American Legion Auxiliary, can count six beads, J. Lowell Lusby will deliver for the p~blic to see the restored meall. Wesr Nortlo s.tll . He Spade, club-lllld five dUbe ·the spealter, . Mrs. will. the morning message at the sanctuary and Bible class Pass ......................... ,•,•,•,, •,•, •,•, .···:·.·:·.·.· .... moods with beMU as the Pass Charles Kessinger, Eighth Pass Pomeroy Church of ChriSt, 212 rooms on Oct. 3 from I p.m. to .4 trump suit South's lrlrrg of Pass ... Pass 4N.T. District pre!lident, will ~­ West Main St., Sunday in a p.m. spades tmns out tD be lllF 5 t Pass 5 N.T. Pass Reservations for 13 members of ."restoring service"- to some Mr. Lusbybeganhis35thyear Pass Pass Pass insurance CMd. the Middleport unit will be sent degree - as the congregation as president of Kentucky Pass In a matcb-poillt game to' the conference registrar. Northmigbtproc:: ~to sewn returns to its newly decorated Christian College located at Mrs. Harry Stahl, presiding, no-trump but in • Swiss team sanctuary. : Grayson, Ky ., last Aug. 7. He By Osnltl & .I._ JIIHlty match ~ sbould ~ ....,,..., said the unit has a total of 134 This past April13, a fire in the was elected by the board of with hearts .. trump. paid members, four under upstairs of the church caused trustees in 1937, succeeding his A reader from Mllw•utee • Mrs. Aman!la Murray r..-I.HI ADM.! quota. the congregation to vacate to fatber, J . W. Lusby, who was FRIDAY wants to mow how tD reach Md Mrs. Mabel Bennett were the basement while remodeling the first president of the college. DANCE FOLLOWING . a grand slam with today's reported ill. was 10 progress. Since that date there have been footllall game Friday at band. He ..ys tbat he lost lllF important Swiss team match There wiD be an Open House many changes on the K.C.C. nte biddl.Dg haS beoll: Wallama High School Gym, 10 by stopping at siJ: ~ campus: REVIVAL PLANNED West Nortlo IIIII Sodl to i2 p.m. Jays will emcee. while bis O(IIIOlFeDis reached J. L. ·LUSBY The n..;J. Sentinel There were 39 graduates in A revival will be beld at the School sponsored. the grand slam. Pas "'"'1 the class of 1971, compared to SAruRDAY We sympathize. 'Ibis is the Pass Hiland ·Chapel beginning DEVOTED TO THE ? Pass Pass INTEREs-T OF six in 1938, and the size of the Monday at 7: 30 p.m. The HIGH SCHOOL dance '!Orl of band with Wbich it Y ou, South, hold: should be • cinch tD reach a ,r.IEIGS-MASON AREA student body has increased evangelist will be Sister Essie Saturday Meigs Junior High, grand CHESTER L. TANNEHILL', slam. However, most ~17U92 tAKltlt~Q ·-e.ec. Ed. many times, the total being Lee. Special music each Middleport, 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. players will racb just siJ: What do ]'OU do - ! ROBERT HOEFLICH, over 260 for the 1971-1972 school welcome. evening. Everyone is Jays will emcee. School ud a few timid souls might City Editor Published doilil e,ce pt . year. sponsored. stop at game. Saturday by The Ohio vane,·.. Hoyt Allen, Jr., who ministers SQUARE DANCE Saturday; The bidding in the bOI Publ ishi ng Company, Jll ~ IIIII. Charles Swisher associated DANCE TONIGHT TODAY'S QUISW Couri Sl., Pomeroy , Ohio, to the Pomeroy Church, is a Racine American Legion Hall, 9 illustr.tes one way tD get 45769. Business Office Phone senior at Kentucky . Christian with the Professional Budget RACINE _ A dance will be to 12 p.m. Music by "King there. With 17 bigb-card t.. 1 d of bidcliDI two ~ 992 ·2156, Editorial Phone 992 . your ~ bas jualpfil .. Plan of Madison, Wis. , is held at Southem Junior High Kords Band" of Belpre. points; a good si:l:-canl suit 2157. College. three opedes. Wbot do ,.,.. do and good support for partSecond class poslage po id al At 2 p.m. Sunday Mr. Lusby spending the week here with his School foUowing ·the football SUNDAY ner's suit, South is strong DOW? Po"'erov, Oh io. · 'll be k t th M'd pa~ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne game tonightfrom 10 p.m. to 12 National advert is ing WI speaera e 1HOCKING DISTRICT Sunday enougtr to jump 1D two rep resentalive Botllneii i· ' dleport Church of Christ when Swisher. . midnight with music by ''Tiny SchOol and BTU JnsUtute will be Gallagt)er, Inc. , 12 EaSf 42nd .. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Simpson and The True Revue,' ' spon- held at the Naomi Baptist St., New York City, New York . the new $93,000 addition to the ·,. Subscnplion rates : De - church is dedicated. Open house and son, Shane, llave returned sored by the Southern Band- Ch h Sunda t J·« ••vered by carrier where · . from De · Cl h Mr · ' urc Y a ·"'p.m. 0 0 Ava~able so cents per week ; Will be observed. · w ere nve~, · Boosters. Admission is 75 cents. Sunda School 9:30 with and Mrs. Sunpson attended a _Y • . By Motor Route where carrier ser vice not available : one 11 a.m. Wlth~Rev. school for "Mr. Steak." They SERVICES SET worshipat CHESTER - 'l1le Diester children's classes and. the month Sl.7S . By mail in Ohio ·~h · . . 'th his Samuel Jackson, . pastor U _.____ of a . have u=n ere VISI1mg WI and W . Va ., One year $1< .00. The Laurel Cliff Free ki ' m'ted Melbodist Olun:b will youth . Slides will .... "".....,u Six ·month s $1 . 25 . Three parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Methodist Church will llave spea ng. · observe its R8lly Day and possibledesignfartbepr P""' .5623, 993-3838,667-3401, or Hazel month s $4 . 50 . Subscription price includes Sutfday TimesSimpson. The Bruce Simpson Rally Day and World Wide HOMECOMIN~ at Eagle Homecoming Sunday, Sept. 21 new cbrrch tbe t<lll&l'"Piion Smith ' a t New Haven, W. Va. sentineL family recently moved into Communion Sunday, Oct. 3. 1be Ridge Commumty Church when during tbe warsllip &er· will vole on. There will be pickup service. their new home on Taylor Road, Men's Fellowship will )lave a Sunday. Sunda~ School at 10 vice at 9:15 a.m. Miss Pearl A basltet dinner will be at Huber Heights, a suburb of "fast" prayer service at 8 a.m. a.m., basket din_ner at noon. Hoffman will speak 011 her work ll:lD p.m. Llldies <1. the cluch Dayton. They plan to open a prior to the Sunday service. After~oon services 2 p.m. in West Pakistan lUid the Rev. ask persons to bring table "Mr.Sieak"intllatcommunity. fea~ng ~ISSell B~o~. All IWbertCanl'ssennonlqlicwill serviceand•weiJ..fiJiedbastel Mrs . Mary Martin, chapeau HOSPITAL NEWS spec1al smgers mvrted to be, "AititudesTowardPrayer." Coffee will be furnished. RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. New of Ohio Departemental Eight Holzer Medical Center, First participate. Everyone lbeSundayScbonl•t !Oa.m. The afternoon program Ralph Webb of Racine returned In•"'doou will llave a prCJgllilll by the beginning at I :3D will inrlndr home Tuesday after spending a and Forty, and Mrs. Charles Ave. and Cedar st. General welcome. MONDAY more slides Gf !he new drtach, week with their daughter, Mrs. Kessinger, Eighth District visiting hours 2-4 and 7-ll p.m. •ndRe,Min president, American Legion Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to MEIGS BAND ~ters: 8 singing bY IIIIi junior choir, the Joseph, Foster, and family in ·# ., children's choir <1. the Forest Livonia, Mich. On the way to Auxiliary,wereatJunctionCity 4:30 p.m. Parents only on p.m. Monday, Mergs Hrgh 1-..1 Tuesday night to handle Pediatrics ward. Sc~ool: Refreslunenls. Special Run Baptist qmcb, by vernon Livonia they attended a Births mVJtation to new members. Weber, and by the Dean sisfas. reception in Danville for the business of their respective Mr. and Mrs. Merrill E. MEIGS COUNTY Garden · Rev. Charles FMthiJJg, grand conductress of the positions. Mr . and Mrs. Harvey Davis, Gallipolis, a son; Mr. ClubsAssn.fallcoun~meeting, 1be induction service for the treasurer of . the West 01Jio Eastern Star lodges, Mrs. Wroena Dustheimer. · On their Erlewine have returned from a and Mrs. Vaughn Leroy Miller, 8 p.m. Monday at the Pomeroy Rev. J>wi&bt L. c.vitz, new Conference of the United way home they visited Mr. and visit in Sycamore, JU. with Mr. New Haven, a son; Mr. and United Methodist Church. pasllr Gf the Middlepart First MelluJdist Orurch. will spot. Mrs. Kenneth Blythe and Mrs. and Mrs : Hayward' Erlewine. Mrs. William R. Wortman, ~mbers of gm-c{~;~ _ clubs in- United Presbyteriari Omch, •t The public: is COI'dillly invited to 8 p.m. Sunday night was liD- all services. Phyllis Fell, all of Spencerville, lbey also visited the Rev. and 'McArthur, a son, and Mr. and Vlted to •!lend. ·· BOY SCOUT Troop 245 nounced and plans made far a __ _ the latter a former Ohio State Mrs. Carl Herring of Delphos, Mrs. Billie Harless, De&ter, a daughter. Monday, Middleport Legion reception in bis booor ~ * * 1\* *A A AAAAAA AAA University friend of Mrs. Ohio. Foster's. In Springfield they Sunday guests of Mr. and Discharges Hall,~p.m.Any~ylly~..- Groull of the Wom~n 's i A THOUGHT : Compactiv designed to save you 'Pact .,d Mrs. Harold G. Roush, Port- Miss Amy Bowles, Charles older mterested m becoming a AssOCiation met Tuesday night ~ were Sunday dinner guests of money. remperlture control Is automaticMr. and Mrs. John McKinnon, land, were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burris, Mrs. Fred Davis, Mrs. scout is welcome accompanied at the bOJne <1. Mrs.. Edward set the thermostat .,d forget It. Give~ you Jtthen spent Slinday night and R. Eucler, Pomeroy; Mrs. Don Hillus Faulkner, Andrew by his father. Contact Charles Burkett. maximum heal at minimum cost - no exMrs. C.rl Horky g.ve •. 0 Lord If!! nat •. Monday in Columbus helping Hill, Carissa and Heath, Letart Gilmore, Larry Hudson, Jack Byers, Harold Hood or Narman ba•"""v"•,,rit Especially suitable for ' wn' l i M o of <!... ' US ~~~ lo · devotioos ustng celebrate the 16th birthday of Falls ; Mr · an d Mrs. Robe r t Meek, Paul Metzler, Mrs. Ralph Yeauger • ""' rt be useless. It Euler, Lori and Michael, and Miller, Mrs. Nancy Moore, Mrs. MEIGS TEMPLE 153, staff Rev. PauiM. Eblin, president of • their grandson, Jeff Webb. theirfriends,Dr.andMrs. T.V. Richard Moore and son, Mrs. andofficers,Mondayathome<l. Westl.iherlySiateCollege,and • -John Wesley Ramakrishna, Sarva and Pearl E. McDermitt, Vickie Mrs. Philip Meinhart. Co- a frequent guest speaker •t a : It REVIVAL ON SUNDAY Naren, of Charleston, W. Va. Nott, John Perry, Roy Pierson, hostess is Mrs. Elizabeth church f01medy attended by • A revival will be held at the Or. Ramakrishna and Mr . Mrs . Willatd Russell, Mrs. Allman. the Horky family. ''WhatisGad : .AAA:IoA Pentecostal Assembly located Euler are employed together in James Sayre , Mrs. Melvin 111ESDAY Uke" was the Iitle of the book It Jt on SR 124, four miles east of Charleston. Dr. Ramakrishna Sheets, Mrs. Martin Stanley, CHESTER WDGE 323, o. of reviewed by Mrs. Dwight It H's ~· " Racine, Sunday with the Rev. and his family are formerly of Mrs. Audrey Stover, Joseph A., a p.m. Tuesday at ball. · Wallace. Mrs. Burbtt SZi ted a • Sam Belmont the evangelist. Bangalore, India and will Thorne, Sr., and Mrs. Garland Quarterly birthdays to be 00. dessert course. : RD, was elected president of the W0111en's Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital Tuesday night. 1be meetiug in the dining room of the hospital presided over by Mrs. Robert McElhinney gave the Auxiliary prayer. The recording secrebry's report was given by Mrs. Harold Sauer, pro tern, and the treasurer's by Mrs. Sibley Slack. A fhank,you note from Lenora Micllael, a student nurse in her senior term at Holzer Medical Center' was read thanking the auxiliary for its scholarship that is helping "make my dream come true." Other officers elected were Ada Slack, vice-president; recording secretary, Mrs. Dana Nelson ·; corresponding secrelary,Mrs.EslieMossman, and treasurer' Mrs . Sibley Slack. Appointments were Mrs. Harold Sauer, program chairman, and Mrs.· Hugh · Bearhs, volunteer chairman. · There. will be a distri ct meeting at the Good Samarilan Hospital in ~nesville in Oc· Iober. Mrs. George White, · chairman, announced a rummage salewiU be held Oct. ~23 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Fry building in Middleport: Each Auxiliary member is asked to make a new'item for a "bazaar table." These may be Christmasarticles.Allmembersare · urged~ to help with this sale to insure its success. Everyone havt'"g clolb•'ng, dishes, kitchen utensils or f urm'lure th ey can donate may phone one of these numbers, 742-5304, 993-6632, """25"", 7 ~ or.~qo " 1o>- •n Conference w•• KCC's Lusby to Speak In Pomeroy, Middleport •n •" ....,llle I •u . 1•z• 7. Social Calendar lz•. 2.z• Pomeroy.... ......A,__.,_,,..._.. ,... . . . . Personal Notes Mlrn:1l5 Johnson, ~ear-del frrilbacl< in tr.ining : ''Fooll>all is lllOI'e impcrlant to me than girls. I hid • gjrl frieDd who said, 'Eitle- foolball goes II' I go.' Sire went." Sa the dispute rages. J!eming,llletrackdriwrqmted above, ''"•••nling m lhe school bola'll "'*'ing miD the right to seled lhe cGedl, also sui: "Tbe board will jWGballly blow the wide Iring by ll!tling some ..,...ky-vok:ed Joe Jlilquelrast far a C88dl. 'nat's Yellow ~! " Yellow !¥ings' pnlblem is me Meigs Duty daesl't bave, '-*lillly. We have foo1ball and. its .........., DOl a Nilqueloasl """"W them. Webbs Return From Michigan lTIUUC,tOn FISHERMEN ANXIOUS 10 TEST lbeir *ill in open compeliliansbocrld Write to the Bid Bass Oe1i~ Sudi!l)', PO Ilea IDl,Daylm, Oli.o 45429,far uenlryfmmtotheOiriD linilatiOIIal Bass~ at While Oalt a.d: 1111 the OlriD llivs'Oct. I-ll. Entry fee is $25. lfound !be ground rules for 1IIP contestofinllensl.. lkybe you will to: Culing lilly, no trolling or drifting. Artilidal hEres CFF11J. Boats 111111 be no less tblllF J.Ueet lclag, and matGn at least Jiaebp. No (Oilleslant is pennitted ID fish wiJfil 511 yards of IMif (Oilles.. ntwho was first anchored mlbatspot.lf any CGIIeslant is r c the blnk, he IIIU5I paD at JSi1ls ill &IIIII <1. a ._.; • ea,.be .illaJ fiob anodly ..,. .,., 1rim.. Limit illO bus per dl.y; an1y lali*mo"U., snpjDmnulb or Kmtrd1 spohecl bus will be COFIIIItd. 'l1le a 'gilt of lilY bua a in FFIFda- 10 irrbes loQg will be dtdr&ied frOID lolal -..All fisb l"''glrl tbing tbe luiatAU*»t will be doaated ID Set Air or Gas Fired OaDitsl!nta wbo are late will be penetied 5 pet. <1. lolal a .,,. far eiFdJ minute late. ADJeanlrslllll DOl satisfied wilb Iris pwbri' IIIII lal CGFIIb:l u.ljW•I ltinwrilingwitmnlDmirral•nfterw 'gbflL With alllhelz rales to .,.' bDW' _.. Ore twa dQs be !DldJ full? (II )eS, the prilfs: the cJ!aqlim will.-i... Zi pCt., the · -ap •pel Gf tbe entry (bued m1•eGI"ee!uls, fintWGUld he . . . -OIId, $3'1$). I s- thai's wh.l will maR it flaL i !: i !: i ;~========::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.:Se:rv::ice:s~a=re~a:t~7~:30~p~.m:·~....:re:t:~~n~th::er=e~in::l9:7:2·~.........~w:a:~:er::an:d~:o:n~............ u served ' po uck refreshments. LEGAL NOTICE T H e L 1 N E A L 1C E SAUNDERS h ' w ose lastknown place ot re-si dence is south Charleston , West Virginia, and whose eKOct addreu lr'ld place of residence 1s unknown. Is hereby notified that on . the 1st day of Sep . KA RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCES GAS SERVICE ·FEATURING OUR FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT PERSONNEL • SALE SPORT COATS r.n .,. <9> 2~ ..._ r&DUfRS DAIIW •• ..., . . . . . . . .ft ~ · Ul~ M 1Wina.iJ 'W. · POMEROY, OHIO ,._ ......,bef FDIC It MomberFederal It R esen.e 5...._ •··~" }t ! .,... and ' lt!AUUA AUAAU .. EN THE MATTER OF SET· , .........................~~~~~=-aao. .. . . TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Accounts. and vouchers of the following named fiduciaries have been filed in fhe Probete DEWAYNE WILLIAMS Specialized TV Repair KIRK CHEVALIER Specialized Appliance Repair DENTZEL WILLIAM Specialized Gas Repair & Delivery WE ARE READY AND WILLING TO SERVE YOU . CASE NO. 19,719 First and Final Account of Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Executor of the Estate of .Alma F. Parker. Deceased. CASE NO. 19,925 Second Annu"l AccounJ of Dorothy Gilmore, Guardian of Delbert Norman Call, an incompetent CASE NO. 20,153 Second Annual Account of Homer G. Baxter, Guardian of Agnes Manley, an incompetent person . CASE DEALERS OF ZENITH & GIBSON APPLIANCfS, KITDiEN AID, MOTOROLA NO . 20,273 First Current Account of Paul DuH, Guardian of the Guardianship Estate of Lako Duff, an incompetent person. CASE NO. 20,393 First, Final & Distributive Account of Genevieve Guthrie, EKecutrlx Of the Estate of Herry Eugene Guthrie, aka Harry E. Guthrie, Deceased . CASE NO. 1 96 First and QUASAR, HARDWICK; TAPPAN AND Final Acc oun f Pau! L. Pttterson. Adm io1strator of the Estate of Edward s. Mills, Deceased. WARM MORNING HEATERS RIDENOUR · JAMES RIDENOUR Owner, Salesman, Manager TV & APPLIANaS GAS SERVICE DiESTER, OHIO exceptions are tiled thereto, said accounts will be for hearing before said Court on the 25th day Of Oclober, 1971, at which timeuid accounts will be considered and continued from day to dar until finally disposed of. Any person interested may file written exceptions to said accounts or lo maner.s pertaining to the execution of the Unlns trust, nol less than fin days prior to the dete set tor hNrlng. F. H.O'Brlen PRO BAT~ JUDGIO MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ~ 9) 2~. tt Tltt.e fiRe quality OW. hue tire fit and 6lyle of F.Il 11 You .Cu Hllfle t1ae Full Benefit oi ~ on Fuel, A.a Well A• Comfort Sfllf If 'lUI I Baltimore 9~ 57 .623 8'12 =:~ork 88 68 81!2 ~trait Ylashing ton Cleveland .56-S 62 91 58 97 West W. L. • 'Oakland 98 58 Kansas City 11-4 71 Chicago 76 80 California 72 11-4 Minnesota 70 83 Milwaukee 66 89 .405 33 .374 3ll Pel. GB .628 .5~2 13'h .4117 22 .~2 26 ..(58 26'h .426 31'h x-Oinched division champion - ship Tbursday's Result. Oakland 5 Milwaukee 4 tnightl Chicago S California 0 (night! h".:3:1y games scheduled) T y's Problble Pitchers Milwaukee (Parsons 13-16) al Oakland (Segui 10-7), nigh!. Chicago 1 Forster 2-3; at California !Messersmith 18-13), Night. Minnesota (Biyleven 14-15) at Kansas City (Fitzmorris 7- ~). night. New York (Stottlemyre 15-11) al Detroit (Coleman 18-9), night. Washington ( Brober~ S-81 at Boston. !Moret 3-3), noght. Baltimore (Dobson 19-8 and Leonhard 2~3) al Cleveland IMcDoweU 12·16 and Paul 2-6), 2, twi-night. Saturday's Games Milwaukee at Oakland' Minnesota at Kansas City York at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland Washington at Boston 1st I QJP-GI TIS '1.50 u. ~ft • that." Ohio University will host Kent Slate which is scheduled ID be regionally televised and OU coach Bill Hess isn't selling the Golden Flashes short, even though they were thumped by Cincinnati after an opening win over North Carolina State. "We know they can move the football," he said. "Tiley use the Houston veer, featuring the full· back and quarterback, which is a triple option attack ... the quai'lerback either gives ID the fullback, runs himself or pass- ' By MARTIN LADER UPI Sports Writer Now that most every<~~e who cares has heard about it, no one is ready yet to believe il. II is sWI ooly a few days since two rambunctious young rookies named Jim Plumkelt Md Archie Manning pulled the legs out from under the establislunent, but the smart money says that the secmd lime around they'll be the ones who lose their balaree. Making their Natimal Footballl..eaguedebulslastweekfor !he two weakest teams of 1970, Plunkett and Manning each engineered a remarkable upset as the New England Pairiots sbmned Oakland and the New <KleanS Saints surprised Los Angeles. Nevertheless, the odd· st:ru~kers have made the Patriots and Sainls heavy underdogs in this Sunday's action allbougb both are playing at home against teams that lost their opening games, Plunkett, the He!sman Trophy winner from Stanford who !brew for two touchdowns last week, carries the Patriot attack against Detroit and Manning, who lugged the ball over from !he me-yard line on the final play of the game to provide the wiming points in lis professimal bow, leam New Orleans against San Francisco. The Ums are fav<nd by 101> points and the Forty Niner's bY 13. Along with the forluoes <1. Manning and Plunkett, SUnday can be a plwtal day for their two victims of last week. Oakland, the cmsensus choice to repeat as Weslem Divisioo champion in the American Conference, travels ID San Diego desjldale not to fall two games back in the race, and Los Angeles is in the same positioo in the Western Divisioo of the Nalimal Conference When it OO.Is the AUanla Falcons. 1beRaidersareslim21ipoint choices over the Chargers, who rallied fnm two touchdowns back to upset Kansas City last week and the Rams are identical 2\i poinls favorites over theFalcons, whoa.-efreshfrom an upset vicllry over San - II lowered their magic number fur clinching the division Iitle ID four. - It marked the frrst time since Sept. :H that the Giants were able to post hack-!0-back victories. in his pocket, Dancer seemed headed for the expected quick vicllry in the third heat. He led bY a half length as they made the turn into the stretch and still looked strmg. Nansemond, however, in third place a full length behind, streaked down the stretch and won the beat going away bY a length, forcing the raceoff between Jf.T. Lucas, Albatross · and Nansemmd. Nansemond had the post position in the J;aceoff, with Albatross second and H. T. Lucas in the No . 3 spot. They never changed their positions in two trips around the half-mile Delaware Clllllty Fairgrounds track. snapped a six-year drought for Perry in the Astrodome and marked hiS first victory ~i nce Aug . 31. "We're in a real good position now," said Giants' Manager Charlie Fox . " I'm happy to get lwo of three in the Dome and two of three the rest of the way will clinch it for us." Fox's kindest words were saved for McCovey, who hit his 18th homer with the bases empty in the fourth and forced in another run when he was hit by a pilch with the bases loaded in the fifth. McCovey also slid into first base to record a close out for the second straight night, disregarding his injured knee. He put out Cesar Cedeno for tbe last out of the game. Perry called the victory, "a big boost for us, especially coming here. It's been years since I won here.'' Elsewhere in the major leagues, Pittsburgh blanked St. Louis 5-0, Philadelphia beat Montreal 6-4, the New York Mels edged the Chicago Cubs f>. 4, th~ Chicago White Sox shut out California 5-0 and Oakland nipped Milwaukee f>-4. Willie Stargell had a twe>-run homer -his 46th -and Nelson Briles pitched a six-hitter as the Pirates beat St. Louis and Greg Lozinski's two-run single capped a four-run ninth that carried the Phillies past Montreal. Bob Aspromonte's two-out, lwe>-run single in the eighth boosted the Mets over the Cubs and gave Nolan Ryan his first victory in seven weeks. Rookie Lee Richard had a three-run homer and Carlos May adde<( o".':._with the bases - It • as the White Sol: dumped California and provided Wilbur Wood with hll Z1al victory. Wood allowed only live hi 1s as he pi lched hll rrlztb straight cornplele game and 21st of the season. · Angel 'Mangual walked with the bases loaded and two out in the ninth to force home the winning run and give OFikland its vic.tory over Milwaukee. 'lbe smallest crowd ever to see a major league game in Qaklalld - 1,535 fans - watcbed the game. ~mpty Watch· Your $$Grow os you odd to your uvi11111 NCh WHk at the Meip Co. Branch of the Athens Co. Savlilgs ond Loon. 4%% · CURRENT PASSBOOK RATE Save by the lOth, earn from the 1st. Meigs Co.-Branch ··-, ~) \~ TlMl Atberis County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. Pom•roy, Ohio Member Federal Home lo<n Bank. Member Federol Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. 1.11 accounts insured up to .. S2•0• ,oooaao.ooaao . WAIWWIWWiwriiaao• SOCK IT TO 'EM! SEPJ'£MBER SAVINGS 11 cadlac Eldorado Cpe, air....... ~~~~·'7495 68 Oldslllallile 18 4 Daar '1795 I I " . " "II U:ll I 66 (Ids .. 4 IJoar•••••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ItS .. 69 Olds II Ha'idlj' Coupe, .... 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" Kent has good offensive speed with some real blurs in tailback Renard Harmon and Len Turner ... " , said Hess. "In fact, everyone in their backfield is averaging four yards or more per carry .. . that's good rushing." OU stands lf>-7 in the series with Kent which began in 1936. Another top game wiD see Miami Hosting Dayton and the Flyers will be looking for only their second win in 12 years over the Indians. The big gun in the Dayton attack is fullback Gary Kosins who has a career total of 2,170 yards but he hasn'tgained much of it against Miami. Last year, Kosins, gained only 45 yards in 28 carries and two years ago he had 25 yards in 10 carries. Miami Uobeateo Miami is :1-ij with wins over University of Pacific and Xavier while Dayton has defeated Cin· cinnati while losing last week to Southern JUinois. Ashland College stamped itself as one of the state's tougher smaU colleges in thrashing Capital 26-7 last week and will meet Otterbein which defeated Kenyon in the season opener. "They are definitely improved over last year,'' said Ashland Coach Fred Martinelli of Otterbein, "mainly due to a more balanced passing aitack. "There defense is young but has good size, is quick and aggressive," said Martinelli. "Our scouts were very impressed with Otterbein." Other games include : Xavier at Marshall ; Houston at Cincinnati; Western Illinois at Akron ; California State, Pa., at Wittenberg; Central State at Youngstown Slate; Ohio Northern at Capital and Denison at Ithaca, N. Y. Olivet, Mich., is at Heidel· berg; John Carroll at Baldwin Wallace; HramatOberlin ; H<>bart at Kenyon; Marietta at Muskingum; Mount Union at Grove City, Pa., and Depauw at Ohio Wesleyan. Also Albion is at Wooster; Hiram at Oberlin; Adrian, Mich., at Bluffton; Ellrlham at Wilmington; Allegheny at CaseWestern Reserve; Defiance at Ahna, Mich., and Waynesburg at Findlay. Francisco. 9'h Tllllay's Problbte Pitchers Plti-lr>hia (Lersch 4- U) at Chicago t Pappas (7-13) Pittsburgh (Blass 15·171 at New York ISadecki 7-7), nigh!. Montreal (Renko 15-U) al Sl. l.Duis (Carllan 19-9), night. Los Angeles (Downing 19-8) ar Atlanta (Niel<ro 14-13). nigh!. San Francisco (Carrithers S· JJ al 'Cincinnati !Grimsley 10· Sahorday's Games Piltsburgll al New York . . . . ft,f.UAIIJ Phil phia a t Chicago . ..,..,..,.WWIWWIWAI-WWIWWIWWIWAIWWIWWI~-WWIWWIWWIWWI• a ft Sl, Louis i GB HouSton' I Fcirsch 7-8 and 1-01 at San Diego (~oberi1Jc16 and Kirby 14-13), 2. IW'-night. GillAM STilET "We've just got to get strong enough and nasty enough to bring the baU out of there," he said. "That was an excellent Villanova football teamweplayed. " It may be the only game they lose this year,'' Murphy said. "So it was a good one for us to play under such pressure. " It has to give our kids a lot of confidence to win one like e~ S9 96 .Jill 27'h Spinks King BuildetS Supply <1. 1971 wins were U>e Cane FUturity and the Messenger Slakes Md he was trying ID wrapup the Triple Crown with a Jug victory. H.T. Luca won the first division, holding ·on as El Patron made a gallant stretch bid ooly ID lose bY a neck. Filion, driving the first-divisioo favorite , gamely, finished fourth, but qualified for the third heat which matcbed the 1q1 four horses of the two divisim races. But after Filion finished second to Albatroos bY a nose behind N•nsemond, he chose to drive bim in the third heat with JoeO'brien laking over gamely. It was a wise decision. With one heat vicllry already • 11. nigh!. • ' 0 .,._;0tS rn gf,f & x-Oinched division title Tllui"SSIIoy's Result. Pltilodelphia 6 Montreal 4 New York s Chicago 4 Piflsburgh 5 St. Louis o San Francisco 2 Houston I (Only games scheduled) opening s1z8 If'',, By United Press International Bowling Green State University's sophomore dominated team "came of age" bist week when it defeated Ohio University and coach Don Henleh said "This week we find out how old we are" wben the Falcons host East Carolina in one of the top games on the Ohio College football scheduled. Nehlen said last week he would "live or die" with his 25 sophomores and so far he has been living pretty good following the 26-19 upset win over OU. Now is East Carolina and its strong running game. Toledo, which kept its nationleading win streak alive at 25 games with a narrow 1~7 win over Villanova, meets TexasArlington at Arlington, Texas, Saturday night. Toledo coach Jack Murphy said he was disappointed in the Rockets inability to get the ball out of their own territory. W. L. Pd. GB San Diego Each Window Made to Your Exact 912-3741 ' East !Qtio""t League East W. L. Pet. x-Pifuborgh 95 62 .605 St. Lovis 85 71 .545 Chicago ~ 81 75 .519 New York 80 76 .513 Montreal 69 86 ..445 Pltilodelphia ~ 93 .408 Wesl W. L. Pel. San Francisco 87 69 .sse Los Angeles 11-4 H .s:ia Atlanta 80 n .510 Ci.ncinnati n 80 .-190 llou5ton 76 80 .487 Of Lasting Aluminum Onier Lrly., Amer1an League Chicago a t California, night. Court, Meigs County, Ohio, for approval and seHiemtnt: person . AUTHORIZED PHONE 958:3308 •,. 1 i on.ra.ntr:intttMntleJit and 5 to 7 a1 .sui • ifo Fridays.. ..._ or after the 22nd day of October. Guardian of the Person and 1971. . E Arlie B. Saunders. Plalnllfl state of Donald Lovell, • J . B. O'Brlen,hiso!FOf'ne• c an incompelenl,pet'SOn. • 191 3 10 17 2' (101 , row , Crow & Porter. ' , , • 1, I, 15, 7Fc "ttorners for Guardian • Aland JIM ARE Discussing the Fall Promotion ,.. *' tem ber , 1971,ArlieB. Saunders, a eo acts row~ Crow & Porter , Attorner-s •• Law. being plaintiff flied his com - Pomeroy.. Ohio, at 2 : 00 p.m . on laint against her as defendant Friday, October 1st. l911 . The LEGAL NOTICE BANKING -NOTICE OF SALE~ The real estate of Donald Fri~ys Only Loven, an incompetent penon~ 111 Dr' lnWi n do W being an undivided one.f!all e IV~ inttt"est in • tract of land conis Open to inlng 12·56 acres, more or • 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. less, situate In Section 25.. Lebanon Township. Meigs • (Continuously) ~":!"7t'h0hilfo,_ w•iiofbeColferecl for the Common Pleas Court, ..tl If 1 Mei~s Countv ~ Ohio, Case No. one a nterest i5 appraised •• • S1.1SO.C.O •nd co~nnct be sold tor 14,9 o. praying for divorce from less than the- o~ppralsed value. said Kathellne Alice Saunders Terms of Solie ere cash. and on the grounds of grosscruel neglect of duty ·and extreme tv ; su b'ltC tt0 th e 11en fOr real estate • taxes for 1971. seld cause will be for hearing on Freeland s. Norris, GALE HEINEY Specialized TV Repair . l-IN lben led fr001 wire to wire in the three-ll<ne race.<lff which also included H.T. Lucas, winner of the first heal Nansemond, who was idle fr'~m July 16to Sept. 11 because of a checked ligament in one of lis legs, picked up $31,892.01 and turned in a siWing 1:5'1?,'j in his first winning heal 'lbe Tar Heel colt just missed nipping Albatross in !he secllld divisimbeat,losingbYanosein a photo finish . That might have been a lip o!! as to what was ahead because it was the first time AlbatrOss, which bad woo 17 out of 18 and 16 in a row going into the Jug, bad ever been involved in a photo. Included in Albalroos' siring Saz•nts n Dnd doru.s eavy ~~ ~: :~~: ~:~ e' By unilecl Pfess International cblriiJ. g: FOR TODAY !: DRIV Athens at Ironton Gallipolis at Logan Waverly at Jackson Meigs at Wellston Kyger Creek at Southern Southwestern at North Gallia Frontier Local at Eastem Symmes Valley at Hannan Trace Pl. Pleasant at Barboursville Duval at Wahama Huntington Vinson at South Point Coal Grove at Rock Hill Columbus LM at Portsmouth 'c'*"' !I Us, Tonight's Games leut. Furnaces Your lllcCovey drove in both runs as U~eGiants edged the Astros 2-1. n., victory had multiple advantages for the Giants: - lt boosted their disiion lead ' to three games over the idle Dodgers with six to play. Ohio Bobcats To Host Kent the school." Rally Day at Chester Warm Desk slx of !heir last 'D games in the Dome, made it two in a row Thursday night and all but ended the Los Angeles Dodgers' title hopes in the National League West. Gaylord Perry pilched a three-llitter and Willie Albatross Drops Jug of one s•z• By JOE CARNICELLI · By UPI Sports Writer The. Houston Aslrodome, a Chet Tunehill sort of heU for the San Francisco Giants the past couple of years, became a bit Yellow ~ Ctio Hilb Sdm', wbicla- lm:lielokd a heavenly Thursday night. football limn, will ina 1011 of qua siJle lbe '"' '"' Gf Im. 11lis . 'nte Giants. who had won only JNrlbe "fll'll" (fen ,.,....u team) are t Nrc U.la t.:d boys ia"'J Wtl)' of the scboolllle uw!ine•luy *ills Gf lhe pme and nat ,_-lhe team will be aprlorgec6iqiD the sdlcQto be ......m.:l by IIUilseltt:W by llle ldloal whinidJ•IiGn but JUIIIJ tbe Yellow Sp iJ«a FonJballllnM,p Orrb IDe., • pmate, Dtqnfit ptckapng e01 pc. .lion. NIIIJ borr cuuld tlr!ft be ~t aver 11re 9JtS!ion, By GENE CADDES ~ Yellow ~field a faoliJall team? DELAWARE, Oblo (UPI"He n ._ 111e town <1. .._, 4.'1111, wbidlUio is 111e boiDe of ...... juslwtpacedme," said Stanley 11ochCoD @I!, divided down tbemjddJp Gani1JIIreintelle<$1al Ducer after his favored llllf Gf the Nlilll'lrity COIUieCiied to 1\djod! is •pinst, the lllOI'e Albatross was beaten in two IIE&!nline ball for. straight heal!! Thursday fcr the ()nW!er these direct quoles .. itpUlled in !he w.n Stnet 2lith anmal Utile Brown Jug by JcuoD.J Q{ Sept. 22: Herve Filion's Nansemond, Glm Owm, bigb school. art lea «w : "WWiY lwq in a shattering his bid far $-year-<>ld ft'a& •lein? You injeclmjddle<' valaesinloudllllll system pacing's Triple Crown . The Jug, raced before 43,600 IIIII ~ oamething else bas to go." Jleginold O'Neal Rami~, trudalriwr: "' ain't lulg 011 persoos at the Delaware County Fairgrounds, was supposed ID llwnlet, baby, and 1sWI tlinkl'IDgoillgtoliiiRil" Barbara Harmnan, molber Q{ line lis.Jinlldag Jilt, JDeiD.. belmg to ''The Big Bird" this ben: "Most football cnacbenrevery_,allyfmltraled males, year, with the other 14entries in .,Oft frdly, ml most lilfil wbo pi:Q- fMiwD bne a bangnp the two-dlvisim, lhree-fearold pace fighting it out for the rest ·aborlt. manhood." l'railds X. Leighty, parUime Rnllcq a.cb lUid fulltime <1. the $102,964 purse. But Filion and ~ansemood rriw*'1J'aming COIISIIllant: "llhil* Ore D!all ~ tD ft8l' the tept the Meadow Skipper super ·pull of !be family. Tlls iu oetellralu•rME**Iily. Ilbinllilhas a coli from winning it in two heats l ligltpeiCEDiage of ernaomJat.edma., It's& asy 1111111 to raise with a slirring stretch drive to • sissy ill." beat Albatros by a head, and Yobn!e, Mayne, wife Gf • ~. ftadd lrigb sehool foot. bllllfl!ell of RoDq Ftrt, Miss., wlrere me_, elocted alter wriliDg l!rm~n toprop1q1011Ai•Ig ,.,....u stan: ''Fooll>aD isdangacwandlirutal, ml wbeteva it's permitted itdomimles By er Is ·Four. Giants ·Win, Magic Nu .F.78 x 14 or 15... ~~·· •3945 G.78 x 14 or 15 ......•42'5 H.78 x 14 or 15~~ .... '44'5 PWS TAX Mounted free. No c.· 11 Requied H.& R FIRESTONE 992·2238 �.. 2- The Dally Sentirlel, Middleport.Pcmeroy, o ., Sept. 24,1971 Mrs. Wheeler is Auxiliary President . . -file- ' . Mrs. AI~ Wheeler, Racine DEIU.TE CONDlJCTID A drhlr eiiiiW "111e FaiDiy a.ter- A ftallly w Two new members were While, Mrs. Eslie Mossman, welcomed. Mrs. Sauer sho\ved Mrs. Alex W~ler, Mrs. Hugh slides of her trip abroad this Bearhs, Ada Slack, Myla summer and conunented of Hudson, Mrs. Dana Nelson, them entertainingly. Mrs. Arnold Hayes, Ern~<~ J . The executive officers served Smith, Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mrs. refreshments to Mrs. George Sibley Slack, Mrs. Lewis .. m......:·... ,.. .• Grcind Slam Bid Problem at the Sports Gru~r, Mrs. Gerald Morris, The Ocklber ..... ~will be beMU. ~ " 1loe . NOa1H (D) Mrs. Ernest Molden, JoAnn the Rutland ladies. with J4rs. North's twrHp..te rebid ls .At76 . Clark, Mrs. Charles Kurr, Morris the chairman. euy ID m.te IIi Is Soual's · - · · Sedtly" Clul , Service •f ..:e Pomeroy ... Q c:a11 of UJree beMU. At tllis Lucille Leifheit, Corinne .KQJI07 Ulllled lk6r II I Orlardr. pGiJrt, North might 1Me ~ Combs, Mrs. 'Robert Mn ....... 011 .. 1loe ·ve «<ion but • IJid McElhinney, and Mrs. R. K. WIST EAST ~hearts shwl ~ . . . " "lire .,....... ,. . . . . .853 Rowan. ·~1042 The fall district conference to Mn. Everea n r • o1 "11oe enougb tD get Soulll ._ try • .874 _......,_ _ _ _ _ __, be held on Oct. 7 at Athens was Billckwood four no-trump fol• 953 . pelllmiol." Mn. WIIII•m loweil by five no-tnmp. announced at the Wednesday Baralb .QJ102 .KI763 precr•ilr 'Ibis five m -trump c:all night meeting of the American ~- Tau~~ uu SOUDI guarantees that NOittt lUid . . .J Legion Auxiliary of Feeney· edi'ftft ...... South hold all the aces lUid .AJ10652 Bennett Post 128. put m lh Mn. GerUI Nortll can afford to bid sewn . .A82 •Mrs. Donald Miller, first vice Wllderalalh, .. ' I I, .... hearts liD the slrengtlr Q{ bis president of Department Mrs." nom•• 11et ted refralt. holding both red quoeas. Norrh Sou!J. vulnenble ·' · American Legion Auxiliary, can count six beads, J. Lowell Lusby will deliver for the p~blic to see the restored meall. Wesr Nortlo s.tll . He Spade, club-lllld five dUbe ·the spealter, . Mrs. will. the morning message at the sanctuary and Bible class Pass ......................... ,•,•,•,, •,•, •,•, .···:·.·:·.·.· .... moods with beMU as the Pass Charles Kessinger, Eighth Pass Pomeroy Church of ChriSt, 212 rooms on Oct. 3 from I p.m. to .4 trump suit South's lrlrrg of Pass ... Pass 4N.T. District pre!lident, will ~­ West Main St., Sunday in a p.m. spades tmns out tD be lllF 5 t Pass 5 N.T. Pass Reservations for 13 members of ."restoring service"- to some Mr. Lusbybeganhis35thyear Pass Pass Pass insurance CMd. the Middleport unit will be sent degree - as the congregation as president of Kentucky Pass In a matcb-poillt game to' the conference registrar. Northmigbtproc:: ~to sewn returns to its newly decorated Christian College located at Mrs. Harry Stahl, presiding, no-trump but in • Swiss team sanctuary. : Grayson, Ky ., last Aug. 7. He By Osnltl & .I._ JIIHlty match ~ sbould ~ ....,,..., said the unit has a total of 134 This past April13, a fire in the was elected by the board of with hearts .. trump. paid members, four under upstairs of the church caused trustees in 1937, succeeding his A reader from Mllw•utee • Mrs. Aman!la Murray r..-I.HI ADM.! quota. the congregation to vacate to fatber, J . W. Lusby, who was FRIDAY wants to mow how tD reach Md Mrs. Mabel Bennett were the basement while remodeling the first president of the college. DANCE FOLLOWING . a grand slam with today's reported ill. was 10 progress. Since that date there have been footllall game Friday at band. He ..ys tbat he lost lllF important Swiss team match There wiD be an Open House many changes on the K.C.C. nte biddl.Dg haS beoll: Wallama High School Gym, 10 by stopping at siJ: ~ campus: REVIVAL PLANNED West Nortlo IIIII Sodl to i2 p.m. Jays will emcee. while bis O(IIIOlFeDis reached J. L. ·LUSBY The n..;J. Sentinel There were 39 graduates in A revival will be beld at the School sponsored. the grand slam. Pas "'"'1 the class of 1971, compared to SAruRDAY We sympathize. 'Ibis is the Pass Hiland ·Chapel beginning DEVOTED TO THE ? Pass Pass INTEREs-T OF six in 1938, and the size of the Monday at 7: 30 p.m. The HIGH SCHOOL dance '!Orl of band with Wbich it Y ou, South, hold: should be • cinch tD reach a ,r.IEIGS-MASON AREA student body has increased evangelist will be Sister Essie Saturday Meigs Junior High, grand CHESTER L. TANNEHILL', slam. However, most ~17U92 tAKltlt~Q ·-e.ec. Ed. many times, the total being Lee. Special music each Middleport, 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. players will racb just siJ: What do ]'OU do - ! ROBERT HOEFLICH, over 260 for the 1971-1972 school welcome. evening. Everyone is Jays will emcee. School ud a few timid souls might City Editor Published doilil e,ce pt . year. sponsored. stop at game. Saturday by The Ohio vane,·.. Hoyt Allen, Jr., who ministers SQUARE DANCE Saturday; The bidding in the bOI Publ ishi ng Company, Jll ~ IIIII. Charles Swisher associated DANCE TONIGHT TODAY'S QUISW Couri Sl., Pomeroy , Ohio, to the Pomeroy Church, is a Racine American Legion Hall, 9 illustr.tes one way tD get 45769. Business Office Phone senior at Kentucky . Christian with the Professional Budget RACINE _ A dance will be to 12 p.m. Music by "King there. With 17 bigb-card t.. 1 d of bidcliDI two ~ 992 ·2156, Editorial Phone 992 . your ~ bas jualpfil .. Plan of Madison, Wis. , is held at Southem Junior High Kords Band" of Belpre. points; a good si:l:-canl suit 2157. College. three opedes. Wbot do ,.,.. do and good support for partSecond class poslage po id al At 2 p.m. Sunday Mr. Lusby spending the week here with his School foUowing ·the football SUNDAY ner's suit, South is strong DOW? Po"'erov, Oh io. · 'll be k t th M'd pa~ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne game tonightfrom 10 p.m. to 12 National advert is ing WI speaera e 1HOCKING DISTRICT Sunday enougtr to jump 1D two rep resentalive Botllneii i· ' dleport Church of Christ when Swisher. . midnight with music by ''Tiny SchOol and BTU JnsUtute will be Gallagt)er, Inc. , 12 EaSf 42nd .. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Simpson and The True Revue,' ' spon- held at the Naomi Baptist St., New York City, New York . the new $93,000 addition to the ·,. Subscnplion rates : De - church is dedicated. Open house and son, Shane, llave returned sored by the Southern Band- Ch h Sunda t J·« ••vered by carrier where · . from De · Cl h Mr · ' urc Y a ·"'p.m. 0 0 Ava~able so cents per week ; Will be observed. · w ere nve~, · Boosters. Admission is 75 cents. Sunda School 9:30 with and Mrs. Sunpson attended a _Y • . By Motor Route where carrier ser vice not available : one 11 a.m. Wlth~Rev. school for "Mr. Steak." They SERVICES SET worshipat CHESTER - 'l1le Diester children's classes and. the month Sl.7S . By mail in Ohio ·~h · . . 'th his Samuel Jackson, . pastor U _.____ of a . have u=n ere VISI1mg WI and W . Va ., One year $1< .00. The Laurel Cliff Free ki ' m'ted Melbodist Olun:b will youth . Slides will .... "".....,u Six ·month s $1 . 25 . Three parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Methodist Church will llave spea ng. · observe its R8lly Day and possibledesignfartbepr P""' .5623, 993-3838,667-3401, or Hazel month s $4 . 50 . Subscription price includes Sutfday TimesSimpson. The Bruce Simpson Rally Day and World Wide HOMECOMIN~ at Eagle Homecoming Sunday, Sept. 21 new cbrrch tbe t<lll&l'"Piion Smith ' a t New Haven, W. Va. sentineL family recently moved into Communion Sunday, Oct. 3. 1be Ridge Commumty Church when during tbe warsllip &er· will vole on. There will be pickup service. their new home on Taylor Road, Men's Fellowship will )lave a Sunday. Sunda~ School at 10 vice at 9:15 a.m. Miss Pearl A basltet dinner will be at Huber Heights, a suburb of "fast" prayer service at 8 a.m. a.m., basket din_ner at noon. Hoffman will speak 011 her work ll:lD p.m. Llldies <1. the cluch Dayton. They plan to open a prior to the Sunday service. After~oon services 2 p.m. in West Pakistan lUid the Rev. ask persons to bring table "Mr.Sieak"intllatcommunity. fea~ng ~ISSell B~o~. All IWbertCanl'ssennonlqlicwill serviceand•weiJ..fiJiedbastel Mrs . Mary Martin, chapeau HOSPITAL NEWS spec1al smgers mvrted to be, "AititudesTowardPrayer." Coffee will be furnished. RACINE - Mr. and Mrs. New of Ohio Departemental Eight Holzer Medical Center, First participate. Everyone lbeSundayScbonl•t !Oa.m. The afternoon program Ralph Webb of Racine returned In•"'doou will llave a prCJgllilll by the beginning at I :3D will inrlndr home Tuesday after spending a and Forty, and Mrs. Charles Ave. and Cedar st. General welcome. MONDAY more slides Gf !he new drtach, week with their daughter, Mrs. Kessinger, Eighth District visiting hours 2-4 and 7-ll p.m. •ndRe,Min president, American Legion Maternity visiting hours 2:30 to MEIGS BAND ~ters: 8 singing bY IIIIi junior choir, the Joseph, Foster, and family in ·# ., children's choir <1. the Forest Livonia, Mich. On the way to Auxiliary,wereatJunctionCity 4:30 p.m. Parents only on p.m. Monday, Mergs Hrgh 1-..1 Tuesday night to handle Pediatrics ward. Sc~ool: Refreslunenls. Special Run Baptist qmcb, by vernon Livonia they attended a Births mVJtation to new members. Weber, and by the Dean sisfas. reception in Danville for the business of their respective Mr. and Mrs. Merrill E. MEIGS COUNTY Garden · Rev. Charles FMthiJJg, grand conductress of the positions. Mr . and Mrs. Harvey Davis, Gallipolis, a son; Mr. ClubsAssn.fallcoun~meeting, 1be induction service for the treasurer of . the West 01Jio Eastern Star lodges, Mrs. Wroena Dustheimer. · On their Erlewine have returned from a and Mrs. Vaughn Leroy Miller, 8 p.m. Monday at the Pomeroy Rev. J>wi&bt L. c.vitz, new Conference of the United way home they visited Mr. and visit in Sycamore, JU. with Mr. New Haven, a son; Mr. and United Methodist Church. pasllr Gf the Middlepart First MelluJdist Orurch. will spot. Mrs. Kenneth Blythe and Mrs. and Mrs : Hayward' Erlewine. Mrs. William R. Wortman, ~mbers of gm-c{~;~ _ clubs in- United Presbyteriari Omch, •t The public: is COI'dillly invited to 8 p.m. Sunday night was liD- all services. Phyllis Fell, all of Spencerville, lbey also visited the Rev. and 'McArthur, a son, and Mr. and Vlted to •!lend. ·· BOY SCOUT Troop 245 nounced and plans made far a __ _ the latter a former Ohio State Mrs. Carl Herring of Delphos, Mrs. Billie Harless, De&ter, a daughter. Monday, Middleport Legion reception in bis booor ~ * * 1\* *A A AAAAAA AAA University friend of Mrs. Ohio. Foster's. In Springfield they Sunday guests of Mr. and Discharges Hall,~p.m.Any~ylly~..- Groull of the Wom~n 's i A THOUGHT : Compactiv designed to save you 'Pact .,d Mrs. Harold G. Roush, Port- Miss Amy Bowles, Charles older mterested m becoming a AssOCiation met Tuesday night ~ were Sunday dinner guests of money. remperlture control Is automaticMr. and Mrs. John McKinnon, land, were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burris, Mrs. Fred Davis, Mrs. scout is welcome accompanied at the bOJne <1. Mrs.. Edward set the thermostat .,d forget It. Give~ you Jtthen spent Slinday night and R. Eucler, Pomeroy; Mrs. Don Hillus Faulkner, Andrew by his father. Contact Charles Burkett. maximum heal at minimum cost - no exMrs. C.rl Horky g.ve •. 0 Lord If!! nat •. Monday in Columbus helping Hill, Carissa and Heath, Letart Gilmore, Larry Hudson, Jack Byers, Harold Hood or Narman ba•"""v"•,,rit Especially suitable for ' wn' l i M o of <!... ' US ~~~ lo · devotioos ustng celebrate the 16th birthday of Falls ; Mr · an d Mrs. Robe r t Meek, Paul Metzler, Mrs. Ralph Yeauger • ""' rt be useless. It Euler, Lori and Michael, and Miller, Mrs. Nancy Moore, Mrs. MEIGS TEMPLE 153, staff Rev. PauiM. Eblin, president of • their grandson, Jeff Webb. theirfriends,Dr.andMrs. T.V. Richard Moore and son, Mrs. andofficers,Mondayathome<l. Westl.iherlySiateCollege,and • -John Wesley Ramakrishna, Sarva and Pearl E. McDermitt, Vickie Mrs. Philip Meinhart. Co- a frequent guest speaker •t a : It REVIVAL ON SUNDAY Naren, of Charleston, W. Va. Nott, John Perry, Roy Pierson, hostess is Mrs. Elizabeth church f01medy attended by • A revival will be held at the Or. Ramakrishna and Mr . Mrs . Willatd Russell, Mrs. Allman. the Horky family. ''WhatisGad : .AAA:IoA Pentecostal Assembly located Euler are employed together in James Sayre , Mrs. Melvin 111ESDAY Uke" was the Iitle of the book It Jt on SR 124, four miles east of Charleston. Dr. Ramakrishna Sheets, Mrs. Martin Stanley, CHESTER WDGE 323, o. of reviewed by Mrs. Dwight It H's ~· " Racine, Sunday with the Rev. and his family are formerly of Mrs. Audrey Stover, Joseph A., a p.m. Tuesday at ball. · Wallace. Mrs. Burbtt SZi ted a • Sam Belmont the evangelist. Bangalore, India and will Thorne, Sr., and Mrs. Garland Quarterly birthdays to be 00. dessert course. : RD, was elected president of the W0111en's Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital Tuesday night. 1be meetiug in the dining room of the hospital presided over by Mrs. Robert McElhinney gave the Auxiliary prayer. The recording secrebry's report was given by Mrs. Harold Sauer, pro tern, and the treasurer's by Mrs. Sibley Slack. A fhank,you note from Lenora Micllael, a student nurse in her senior term at Holzer Medical Center' was read thanking the auxiliary for its scholarship that is helping "make my dream come true." Other officers elected were Ada Slack, vice-president; recording secretary, Mrs. Dana Nelson ·; corresponding secrelary,Mrs.EslieMossman, and treasurer' Mrs . Sibley Slack. Appointments were Mrs. Harold Sauer, program chairman, and Mrs.· Hugh · Bearhs, volunteer chairman. · There. will be a distri ct meeting at the Good Samarilan Hospital in ~nesville in Oc· Iober. Mrs. George White, · chairman, announced a rummage salewiU be held Oct. ~23 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Fry building in Middleport: Each Auxiliary member is asked to make a new'item for a "bazaar table." These may be Christmasarticles.Allmembersare · urged~ to help with this sale to insure its success. Everyone havt'"g clolb•'ng, dishes, kitchen utensils or f urm'lure th ey can donate may phone one of these numbers, 742-5304, 993-6632, """25"", 7 ~ or.~qo " 1o>- •n Conference w•• KCC's Lusby to Speak In Pomeroy, Middleport •n •" ....,llle I •u . 1•z• 7. Social Calendar lz•. 2.z• Pomeroy.... ......A,__.,_,,..._.. ,... . . . . Personal Notes Mlrn:1l5 Johnson, ~ear-del frrilbacl< in tr.ining : ''Fooll>all is lllOI'e impcrlant to me than girls. I hid • gjrl frieDd who said, 'Eitle- foolball goes II' I go.' Sire went." Sa the dispute rages. J!eming,llletrackdriwrqmted above, ''"•••nling m lhe school bola'll "'*'ing miD the right to seled lhe cGedl, also sui: "Tbe board will jWGballly blow the wide Iring by ll!tling some ..,...ky-vok:ed Joe Jlilquelrast far a C88dl. 'nat's Yellow ~! " Yellow !¥ings' pnlblem is me Meigs Duty daesl't bave, '-*lillly. We have foo1ball and. its .........., DOl a Nilqueloasl """"W them. Webbs Return From Michigan lTIUUC,tOn FISHERMEN ANXIOUS 10 TEST lbeir *ill in open compeliliansbocrld Write to the Bid Bass Oe1i~ Sudi!l)', PO Ilea IDl,Daylm, Oli.o 45429,far uenlryfmmtotheOiriD linilatiOIIal Bass~ at While Oalt a.d: 1111 the OlriD llivs'Oct. I-ll. Entry fee is $25. lfound !be ground rules for 1IIP contestofinllensl.. lkybe you will to: Culing lilly, no trolling or drifting. Artilidal hEres CFF11J. Boats 111111 be no less tblllF J.Ueet lclag, and matGn at least Jiaebp. No (Oilleslant is pennitted ID fish wiJfil 511 yards of IMif (Oilles.. ntwho was first anchored mlbatspot.lf any CGIIeslant is r c the blnk, he IIIU5I paD at JSi1ls ill &IIIII <1. a ._.; • ea,.be .illaJ fiob anodly ..,. .,., 1rim.. Limit illO bus per dl.y; an1y lali*mo"U., snpjDmnulb or Kmtrd1 spohecl bus will be COFIIIItd. 'l1le a 'gilt of lilY bua a in FFIFda- 10 irrbes loQg will be dtdr&ied frOID lolal -..All fisb l"''glrl tbing tbe luiatAU*»t will be doaated ID Set Air or Gas Fired OaDitsl!nta wbo are late will be penetied 5 pet. <1. lolal a .,,. far eiFdJ minute late. ADJeanlrslllll DOl satisfied wilb Iris pwbri' IIIII lal CGFIIb:l u.ljW•I ltinwrilingwitmnlDmirral•nfterw 'gbflL With alllhelz rales to .,.' bDW' _.. Ore twa dQs be !DldJ full? (II )eS, the prilfs: the cJ!aqlim will.-i... Zi pCt., the · -ap •pel Gf tbe entry (bued m1•eGI"ee!uls, fintWGUld he . . . -OIId, $3'1$). I s- thai's wh.l will maR it flaL i !: i !: i ;~========::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.:Se:rv::ice:s~a=re~a:t~7~:30~p~.m:·~....:re:t:~~n~th::er=e~in::l9:7:2·~.........~w:a:~:er::an:d~:o:n~............ u served ' po uck refreshments. LEGAL NOTICE T H e L 1 N E A L 1C E SAUNDERS h ' w ose lastknown place ot re-si dence is south Charleston , West Virginia, and whose eKOct addreu lr'ld place of residence 1s unknown. Is hereby notified that on . the 1st day of Sep . KA RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCES GAS SERVICE ·FEATURING OUR FRIENDLY, COURTEOUS, EFFICIENT PERSONNEL • SALE SPORT COATS r.n .,. <9> 2~ ..._ r&DUfRS DAIIW •• ..., . . . . . . . .ft ~ · Ul~ M 1Wina.iJ 'W. · POMEROY, OHIO ,._ ......,bef FDIC It MomberFederal It R esen.e 5...._ •··~" }t ! .,... and ' lt!AUUA AUAAU .. EN THE MATTER OF SET· , .........................~~~~~=-aao. .. . . TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Accounts. and vouchers of the following named fiduciaries have been filed in fhe Probete DEWAYNE WILLIAMS Specialized TV Repair KIRK CHEVALIER Specialized Appliance Repair DENTZEL WILLIAM Specialized Gas Repair & Delivery WE ARE READY AND WILLING TO SERVE YOU . CASE NO. 19,719 First and Final Account of Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Executor of the Estate of .Alma F. Parker. Deceased. CASE NO. 19,925 Second Annu"l AccounJ of Dorothy Gilmore, Guardian of Delbert Norman Call, an incompetent CASE NO. 20,153 Second Annual Account of Homer G. Baxter, Guardian of Agnes Manley, an incompetent person . CASE DEALERS OF ZENITH & GIBSON APPLIANCfS, KITDiEN AID, MOTOROLA NO . 20,273 First Current Account of Paul DuH, Guardian of the Guardianship Estate of Lako Duff, an incompetent person. CASE NO. 20,393 First, Final & Distributive Account of Genevieve Guthrie, EKecutrlx Of the Estate of Herry Eugene Guthrie, aka Harry E. Guthrie, Deceased . CASE NO. 1 96 First and QUASAR, HARDWICK; TAPPAN AND Final Acc oun f Pau! L. Pttterson. Adm io1strator of the Estate of Edward s. Mills, Deceased. WARM MORNING HEATERS RIDENOUR · JAMES RIDENOUR Owner, Salesman, Manager TV & APPLIANaS GAS SERVICE DiESTER, OHIO exceptions are tiled thereto, said accounts will be for hearing before said Court on the 25th day Of Oclober, 1971, at which timeuid accounts will be considered and continued from day to dar until finally disposed of. Any person interested may file written exceptions to said accounts or lo maner.s pertaining to the execution of the Unlns trust, nol less than fin days prior to the dete set tor hNrlng. F. H.O'Brlen PRO BAT~ JUDGIO MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ~ 9) 2~. tt Tltt.e fiRe quality OW. hue tire fit and 6lyle of F.Il 11 You .Cu Hllfle t1ae Full Benefit oi ~ on Fuel, A.a Well A• Comfort Sfllf If 'lUI I Baltimore 9~ 57 .623 8'12 =:~ork 88 68 81!2 ~trait Ylashing ton Cleveland .56-S 62 91 58 97 West W. L. • 'Oakland 98 58 Kansas City 11-4 71 Chicago 76 80 California 72 11-4 Minnesota 70 83 Milwaukee 66 89 .405 33 .374 3ll Pel. GB .628 .5~2 13'h .4117 22 .~2 26 ..(58 26'h .426 31'h x-Oinched division champion - ship Tbursday's Result. Oakland 5 Milwaukee 4 tnightl Chicago S California 0 (night! h".:3:1y games scheduled) T y's Problble Pitchers Milwaukee (Parsons 13-16) al Oakland (Segui 10-7), nigh!. Chicago 1 Forster 2-3; at California !Messersmith 18-13), Night. Minnesota (Biyleven 14-15) at Kansas City (Fitzmorris 7- ~). night. New York (Stottlemyre 15-11) al Detroit (Coleman 18-9), night. Washington ( Brober~ S-81 at Boston. !Moret 3-3), noght. Baltimore (Dobson 19-8 and Leonhard 2~3) al Cleveland IMcDoweU 12·16 and Paul 2-6), 2, twi-night. Saturday's Games Milwaukee at Oakland' Minnesota at Kansas City York at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland Washington at Boston 1st I QJP-GI TIS '1.50 u. ~ft • that." Ohio University will host Kent Slate which is scheduled ID be regionally televised and OU coach Bill Hess isn't selling the Golden Flashes short, even though they were thumped by Cincinnati after an opening win over North Carolina State. "We know they can move the football," he said. "Tiley use the Houston veer, featuring the full· back and quarterback, which is a triple option attack ... the quai'lerback either gives ID the fullback, runs himself or pass- ' By MARTIN LADER UPI Sports Writer Now that most every<~~e who cares has heard about it, no one is ready yet to believe il. II is sWI ooly a few days since two rambunctious young rookies named Jim Plumkelt Md Archie Manning pulled the legs out from under the establislunent, but the smart money says that the secmd lime around they'll be the ones who lose their balaree. Making their Natimal Footballl..eaguedebulslastweekfor !he two weakest teams of 1970, Plunkett and Manning each engineered a remarkable upset as the New England Pairiots sbmned Oakland and the New <KleanS Saints surprised Los Angeles. Nevertheless, the odd· st:ru~kers have made the Patriots and Sainls heavy underdogs in this Sunday's action allbougb both are playing at home against teams that lost their opening games, Plunkett, the He!sman Trophy winner from Stanford who !brew for two touchdowns last week, carries the Patriot attack against Detroit and Manning, who lugged the ball over from !he me-yard line on the final play of the game to provide the wiming points in lis professimal bow, leam New Orleans against San Francisco. The Ums are fav<nd by 101> points and the Forty Niner's bY 13. Along with the forluoes <1. Manning and Plunkett, SUnday can be a plwtal day for their two victims of last week. Oakland, the cmsensus choice to repeat as Weslem Divisioo champion in the American Conference, travels ID San Diego desjldale not to fall two games back in the race, and Los Angeles is in the same positioo in the Western Divisioo of the Nalimal Conference When it OO.Is the AUanla Falcons. 1beRaidersareslim21ipoint choices over the Chargers, who rallied fnm two touchdowns back to upset Kansas City last week and the Rams are identical 2\i poinls favorites over theFalcons, whoa.-efreshfrom an upset vicllry over San - II lowered their magic number fur clinching the division Iitle ID four. - It marked the frrst time since Sept. :H that the Giants were able to post hack-!0-back victories. in his pocket, Dancer seemed headed for the expected quick vicllry in the third heat. He led bY a half length as they made the turn into the stretch and still looked strmg. Nansemond, however, in third place a full length behind, streaked down the stretch and won the beat going away bY a length, forcing the raceoff between Jf.T. Lucas, Albatross · and Nansemmd. Nansemond had the post position in the J;aceoff, with Albatross second and H. T. Lucas in the No . 3 spot. They never changed their positions in two trips around the half-mile Delaware Clllllty Fairgrounds track. snapped a six-year drought for Perry in the Astrodome and marked hiS first victory ~i nce Aug . 31. "We're in a real good position now," said Giants' Manager Charlie Fox . " I'm happy to get lwo of three in the Dome and two of three the rest of the way will clinch it for us." Fox's kindest words were saved for McCovey, who hit his 18th homer with the bases empty in the fourth and forced in another run when he was hit by a pilch with the bases loaded in the fifth. McCovey also slid into first base to record a close out for the second straight night, disregarding his injured knee. He put out Cesar Cedeno for tbe last out of the game. Perry called the victory, "a big boost for us, especially coming here. It's been years since I won here.'' Elsewhere in the major leagues, Pittsburgh blanked St. Louis 5-0, Philadelphia beat Montreal 6-4, the New York Mels edged the Chicago Cubs f>. 4, th~ Chicago White Sox shut out California 5-0 and Oakland nipped Milwaukee f>-4. Willie Stargell had a twe>-run homer -his 46th -and Nelson Briles pitched a six-hitter as the Pirates beat St. Louis and Greg Lozinski's two-run single capped a four-run ninth that carried the Phillies past Montreal. Bob Aspromonte's two-out, lwe>-run single in the eighth boosted the Mets over the Cubs and gave Nolan Ryan his first victory in seven weeks. Rookie Lee Richard had a three-run homer and Carlos May adde<( o".':._with the bases - It • as the White Sol: dumped California and provided Wilbur Wood with hll Z1al victory. Wood allowed only live hi 1s as he pi lched hll rrlztb straight cornplele game and 21st of the season. · Angel 'Mangual walked with the bases loaded and two out in the ninth to force home the winning run and give OFikland its vic.tory over Milwaukee. 'lbe smallest crowd ever to see a major league game in Qaklalld - 1,535 fans - watcbed the game. ~mpty Watch· Your $$Grow os you odd to your uvi11111 NCh WHk at the Meip Co. Branch of the Athens Co. Savlilgs ond Loon. 4%% · CURRENT PASSBOOK RATE Save by the lOth, earn from the 1st. Meigs Co.-Branch ··-, ~) \~ TlMl Atberis County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second St. Pom•roy, Ohio Member Federal Home lo<n Bank. Member Federol Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. 1.11 accounts insured up to .. S2•0• ,oooaao.ooaao . WAIWWIWWiwriiaao• SOCK IT TO 'EM! SEPJ'£MBER SAVINGS 11 cadlac Eldorado Cpe, air....... ~~~~·'7495 68 Oldslllallile 18 4 Daar '1795 I I " . " "II U:ll I 66 (Ids .. 4 IJoar•••••••••• ••••••• ••••••• ItS .. 69 Olds II Ha'idlj' Coupe, .... 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" Kent has good offensive speed with some real blurs in tailback Renard Harmon and Len Turner ... " , said Hess. "In fact, everyone in their backfield is averaging four yards or more per carry .. . that's good rushing." OU stands lf>-7 in the series with Kent which began in 1936. Another top game wiD see Miami Hosting Dayton and the Flyers will be looking for only their second win in 12 years over the Indians. The big gun in the Dayton attack is fullback Gary Kosins who has a career total of 2,170 yards but he hasn'tgained much of it against Miami. Last year, Kosins, gained only 45 yards in 28 carries and two years ago he had 25 yards in 10 carries. Miami Uobeateo Miami is :1-ij with wins over University of Pacific and Xavier while Dayton has defeated Cin· cinnati while losing last week to Southern JUinois. Ashland College stamped itself as one of the state's tougher smaU colleges in thrashing Capital 26-7 last week and will meet Otterbein which defeated Kenyon in the season opener. "They are definitely improved over last year,'' said Ashland Coach Fred Martinelli of Otterbein, "mainly due to a more balanced passing aitack. "There defense is young but has good size, is quick and aggressive," said Martinelli. "Our scouts were very impressed with Otterbein." Other games include : Xavier at Marshall ; Houston at Cincinnati; Western Illinois at Akron ; California State, Pa., at Wittenberg; Central State at Youngstown Slate; Ohio Northern at Capital and Denison at Ithaca, N. Y. Olivet, Mich., is at Heidel· berg; John Carroll at Baldwin Wallace; HramatOberlin ; H<>bart at Kenyon; Marietta at Muskingum; Mount Union at Grove City, Pa., and Depauw at Ohio Wesleyan. Also Albion is at Wooster; Hiram at Oberlin; Adrian, Mich., at Bluffton; Ellrlham at Wilmington; Allegheny at CaseWestern Reserve; Defiance at Ahna, Mich., and Waynesburg at Findlay. Francisco. 9'h Tllllay's Problbte Pitchers Plti-lr>hia (Lersch 4- U) at Chicago t Pappas (7-13) Pittsburgh (Blass 15·171 at New York ISadecki 7-7), nigh!. Montreal (Renko 15-U) al Sl. l.Duis (Carllan 19-9), night. Los Angeles (Downing 19-8) ar Atlanta (Niel<ro 14-13). nigh!. San Francisco (Carrithers S· JJ al 'Cincinnati !Grimsley 10· Sahorday's Games Piltsburgll al New York . . . . ft,f.UAIIJ Phil phia a t Chicago . ..,..,..,.WWIWWIWAI-WWIWWIWWIWAIWWIWWI~-WWIWWIWWIWWI• a ft Sl, Louis i GB HouSton' I Fcirsch 7-8 and 1-01 at San Diego (~oberi1Jc16 and Kirby 14-13), 2. IW'-night. GillAM STilET "We've just got to get strong enough and nasty enough to bring the baU out of there," he said. "That was an excellent Villanova football teamweplayed. " It may be the only game they lose this year,'' Murphy said. "So it was a good one for us to play under such pressure. " It has to give our kids a lot of confidence to win one like e~ S9 96 .Jill 27'h Spinks King BuildetS Supply <1. 1971 wins were U>e Cane FUturity and the Messenger Slakes Md he was trying ID wrapup the Triple Crown with a Jug victory. H.T. Luca won the first division, holding ·on as El Patron made a gallant stretch bid ooly ID lose bY a neck. Filion, driving the first-divisioo favorite , gamely, finished fourth, but qualified for the third heat which matcbed the 1q1 four horses of the two divisim races. But after Filion finished second to Albatroos bY a nose behind N•nsemond, he chose to drive bim in the third heat with JoeO'brien laking over gamely. It was a wise decision. With one heat vicllry already • 11. nigh!. • ' 0 .,._;0tS rn gf,f & x-Oinched division title Tllui"SSIIoy's Result. Pltilodelphia 6 Montreal 4 New York s Chicago 4 Piflsburgh 5 St. Louis o San Francisco 2 Houston I (Only games scheduled) opening s1z8 If'',, By United Press International Bowling Green State University's sophomore dominated team "came of age" bist week when it defeated Ohio University and coach Don Henleh said "This week we find out how old we are" wben the Falcons host East Carolina in one of the top games on the Ohio College football scheduled. Nehlen said last week he would "live or die" with his 25 sophomores and so far he has been living pretty good following the 26-19 upset win over OU. Now is East Carolina and its strong running game. Toledo, which kept its nationleading win streak alive at 25 games with a narrow 1~7 win over Villanova, meets TexasArlington at Arlington, Texas, Saturday night. Toledo coach Jack Murphy said he was disappointed in the Rockets inability to get the ball out of their own territory. W. L. Pd. GB San Diego Each Window Made to Your Exact 912-3741 ' East !Qtio""t League East W. L. Pet. x-Pifuborgh 95 62 .605 St. Lovis 85 71 .545 Chicago ~ 81 75 .519 New York 80 76 .513 Montreal 69 86 ..445 Pltilodelphia ~ 93 .408 Wesl W. L. Pel. San Francisco 87 69 .sse Los Angeles 11-4 H .s:ia Atlanta 80 n .510 Ci.ncinnati n 80 .-190 llou5ton 76 80 .487 Of Lasting Aluminum Onier Lrly., Amer1an League Chicago a t California, night. Court, Meigs County, Ohio, for approval and seHiemtnt: person . AUTHORIZED PHONE 958:3308 •,. 1 i on.ra.ntr:intttMntleJit and 5 to 7 a1 .sui • ifo Fridays.. ..._ or after the 22nd day of October. Guardian of the Person and 1971. . E Arlie B. Saunders. Plalnllfl state of Donald Lovell, • J . B. O'Brlen,hiso!FOf'ne• c an incompelenl,pet'SOn. • 191 3 10 17 2' (101 , row , Crow & Porter. ' , , • 1, I, 15, 7Fc "ttorners for Guardian • Aland JIM ARE Discussing the Fall Promotion ,.. *' tem ber , 1971,ArlieB. Saunders, a eo acts row~ Crow & Porter , Attorner-s •• Law. being plaintiff flied his com - Pomeroy.. Ohio, at 2 : 00 p.m . on laint against her as defendant Friday, October 1st. l911 . The LEGAL NOTICE BANKING -NOTICE OF SALE~ The real estate of Donald Fri~ys Only Loven, an incompetent penon~ 111 Dr' lnWi n do W being an undivided one.f!all e IV~ inttt"est in • tract of land conis Open to inlng 12·56 acres, more or • 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. less, situate In Section 25.. Lebanon Township. Meigs • (Continuously) ~":!"7t'h0hilfo,_ w•iiofbeColferecl for the Common Pleas Court, ..tl If 1 Mei~s Countv ~ Ohio, Case No. one a nterest i5 appraised •• • S1.1SO.C.O •nd co~nnct be sold tor 14,9 o. praying for divorce from less than the- o~ppralsed value. said Kathellne Alice Saunders Terms of Solie ere cash. and on the grounds of grosscruel neglect of duty ·and extreme tv ; su b'ltC tt0 th e 11en fOr real estate • taxes for 1971. seld cause will be for hearing on Freeland s. Norris, GALE HEINEY Specialized TV Repair . l-IN lben led fr001 wire to wire in the three-ll<ne race.<lff which also included H.T. Lucas, winner of the first heal Nansemond, who was idle fr'~m July 16to Sept. 11 because of a checked ligament in one of lis legs, picked up $31,892.01 and turned in a siWing 1:5'1?,'j in his first winning heal 'lbe Tar Heel colt just missed nipping Albatross in !he secllld divisimbeat,losingbYanosein a photo finish . That might have been a lip o!! as to what was ahead because it was the first time AlbatrOss, which bad woo 17 out of 18 and 16 in a row going into the Jug, bad ever been involved in a photo. Included in Albalroos' siring Saz•nts n Dnd doru.s eavy ~~ ~: :~~: ~:~ e' By unilecl Pfess International cblriiJ. g: FOR TODAY !: DRIV Athens at Ironton Gallipolis at Logan Waverly at Jackson Meigs at Wellston Kyger Creek at Southern Southwestern at North Gallia Frontier Local at Eastem Symmes Valley at Hannan Trace Pl. Pleasant at Barboursville Duval at Wahama Huntington Vinson at South Point Coal Grove at Rock Hill Columbus LM at Portsmouth 'c'*"' !I Us, Tonight's Games leut. Furnaces Your lllcCovey drove in both runs as U~eGiants edged the Astros 2-1. n., victory had multiple advantages for the Giants: - lt boosted their disiion lead ' to three games over the idle Dodgers with six to play. Ohio Bobcats To Host Kent the school." Rally Day at Chester Warm Desk slx of !heir last 'D games in the Dome, made it two in a row Thursday night and all but ended the Los Angeles Dodgers' title hopes in the National League West. Gaylord Perry pilched a three-llitter and Willie Albatross Drops Jug of one s•z• By JOE CARNICELLI · By UPI Sports Writer The. Houston Aslrodome, a Chet Tunehill sort of heU for the San Francisco Giants the past couple of years, became a bit Yellow ~ Ctio Hilb Sdm', wbicla- lm:lielokd a heavenly Thursday night. football limn, will ina 1011 of qua siJle lbe '"' '"' Gf Im. 11lis . 'nte Giants. who had won only JNrlbe "fll'll" (fen ,.,....u team) are t Nrc U.la t.:d boys ia"'J Wtl)' of the scboolllle uw!ine•luy *ills Gf lhe pme and nat ,_-lhe team will be aprlorgec6iqiD the sdlcQto be ......m.:l by IIUilseltt:W by llle ldloal whinidJ•IiGn but JUIIIJ tbe Yellow Sp iJ«a FonJballllnM,p Orrb IDe., • pmate, Dtqnfit ptckapng e01 pc. .lion. NIIIJ borr cuuld tlr!ft be ~t aver 11re 9JtS!ion, By GENE CADDES ~ Yellow ~field a faoliJall team? DELAWARE, Oblo (UPI"He n ._ 111e town <1. .._, 4.'1111, wbidlUio is 111e boiDe of ...... juslwtpacedme," said Stanley 11ochCoD @I!, divided down tbemjddJp Gani1JIIreintelle<$1al Ducer after his favored llllf Gf the Nlilll'lrity COIUieCiied to 1\djod! is •pinst, the lllOI'e Albatross was beaten in two IIE&!nline ball for. straight heal!! Thursday fcr the ()nW!er these direct quoles .. itpUlled in !he w.n Stnet 2lith anmal Utile Brown Jug by JcuoD.J Q{ Sept. 22: Herve Filion's Nansemond, Glm Owm, bigb school. art lea «w : "WWiY lwq in a shattering his bid far $-year-<>ld ft'a& •lein? You injeclmjddle<' valaesinloudllllll system pacing's Triple Crown . The Jug, raced before 43,600 IIIII ~ oamething else bas to go." Jleginold O'Neal Rami~, trudalriwr: "' ain't lulg 011 persoos at the Delaware County Fairgrounds, was supposed ID llwnlet, baby, and 1sWI tlinkl'IDgoillgtoliiiRil" Barbara Harmnan, molber Q{ line lis.Jinlldag Jilt, JDeiD.. belmg to ''The Big Bird" this ben: "Most football cnacbenrevery_,allyfmltraled males, year, with the other 14entries in .,Oft frdly, ml most lilfil wbo pi:Q- fMiwD bne a bangnp the two-dlvisim, lhree-fearold pace fighting it out for the rest ·aborlt. manhood." l'railds X. Leighty, parUime Rnllcq a.cb lUid fulltime <1. the $102,964 purse. But Filion and ~ansemood rriw*'1J'aming COIISIIllant: "llhil* Ore D!all ~ tD ft8l' the tept the Meadow Skipper super ·pull of !be family. Tlls iu oetellralu•rME**Iily. Ilbinllilhas a coli from winning it in two heats l ligltpeiCEDiage of ernaomJat.edma., It's& asy 1111111 to raise with a slirring stretch drive to • sissy ill." beat Albatros by a head, and Yobn!e, Mayne, wife Gf • ~. ftadd lrigb sehool foot. bllllfl!ell of RoDq Ftrt, Miss., wlrere me_, elocted alter wriliDg l!rm~n toprop1q1011Ai•Ig ,.,....u stan: ''Fooll>aD isdangacwandlirutal, ml wbeteva it's permitted itdomimles By er Is ·Four. Giants ·Win, Magic Nu .F.78 x 14 or 15... ~~·· •3945 G.78 x 14 or 15 ......•42'5 H.78 x 14 or 15~~ .... '44'5 PWS TAX Mounted free. No c.· 11 Requied H.& R FIRESTONE 992·2238 �. ' Hannah, as Ideal Mother "Hannah, the Praying MoU~er" lroni the Study bo;Jok, Women of the Bible, was presenled 'by Mrs. · Roy Mayer when ·Friendly Circle met Tuesday night at Trinity Church. · The study brought out that Hannah personified the ideal in motherhood. Samuel, her son, was an answer to her prayer and she gave him to the Lord when he was young. Mrs. Donald Hauck read scripture from 1st Samuel wl!ich included Hannah's prayers for a son and her prayer of lhanksjpving at his birth. A discussion on the topic concluded the program. The group sang "I Love to Tell the Story." The offering was received by Mrs. James Fugate wiUt prayer by Miss Elizabeth Fick. · Plans for fall activities were made during the business meeting conducled by Miss Fick. Mrs. Carl Kautz reminded members of the bazaar to be sponsored by the Guild on Nov. 19. Mrs. Roy Mayer urged all to attend the rally day program at the Sunday School hour this week. Reports on members who are ill wete made and a card was signed for Mrs. Ruth HubelKauffmari, Hallifu, Mass. who is recovering from surgery. Mrs. Leonard Jewell and. Mrs. Elza Gilmore, secretary and treasurer, gave reports. Miss . Lydia DaviS, a guest, was .· linda Lou Young to Wed Homemakers in Meeting Dinner R0 tl~uc.k C'tar &tty kesJ:'eare C'l b M eets ~- • (Row'S STEAl HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toke Em Home 992-5432 . ·np~ to cbange ibe' lllll4of the club to the Qlar· terly Luncheon Oub and the neld meeting was set f~r the second Wednesday of December at the heme of Mrs. Smith when Ute program will be ri Christmas verses. There '!rill be a gift exchange. A discussioo on pollution, its effects, and cootrol methods, was held. Mrs. Clara Karr and Miss Nelle Bing were welcomed into the membership. Others attending were Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., Mrs. Ethel Williamson, and Mrs. T. A. ilennesy. -· · ATI'END WORKSHOP Mrs. Robert Warner, Mrs. Alonzo CUster, Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth, and Mrs. Glenn Dill of the Pomeroy Uniled Methodist Church attended the WSCS Workshop at Camp Francis Asbury Tuesday. churcbes. For the program readings frcm a boot by Helen Steiner Rice were, "Prayers Are The Stairs To God," by Mrs. MeBride; ''God Is Never Beyond Our Reach," Ada Slack ; "Thank God For Lit11e Tlings," MylaHudson; ''NoPrayersGo Unheard," Susie Fischer; ''God Bless America," Florence Pot1B; "Dally Prayers Dissolve Our Cares," Daisy Roush, and "ln The Garden Of Gethsemane, " by Miss Mumaw. ' FLOWERS ____ For All .....Occasioos .... We wire flowers 992-2039 Everywt.re Pomeroy Flower Shop Butternut Ave., Pomeroy Mrs. Millord Von Meter t .. -.. _. ..... You Buy Your Dog Food At Sugar Run You Can Choose 3 Good Brands ••• SURE WIN DOG FOOD RED ROSE DOG FOOD CASH SAVER DOG FOOD SUGAR RUN MILLS "Service For Over 100 Years" 180 ,....., 992-2115 Pomeroy Works In A Drawer Colo r TV console with the "Bright Tube" (295 square inches). The ,..;buted ~:~~"!chi~~: w!;:o:~ Cont $200 Walnut grain fini sh is printed on tempered hardboard and select 1 It hardwood so l ids. 30¥• "W, 29¥• ;' H, Contributions of $100 each for physical education equipment andartmaterialsweremade by the Salisbury Pl'A Tuesday night at the school. Mrs. Edward Kennedy, president, had charge of the meeting when the Jail festival was planned. Mrs. Walter Morris, ways and means chairman, asked that each family donate a boot of trading stamps to be liSied to secure door prizes lor the festival. The boots are .to be giVl!ll to Mrs. Morris by Ocl 19. Named to purchase the physical education equipment with the $100 donaled were William Wickline, Mrs. Kenneth Chaney, Ronald Browning, Herschel Mc:Ciure and Miss Rosalie Story. The art -aaaiArials wiD be ptKdlued by Jmn AmoU, Mrs. Rowland Dais, Mrs. W"tlliam Ohlinger, and Mrs. Jack w~. The Pl'A planned to sell dish cloths and bold a jitney supper to t.lp pay for the equipment. Named as delegates to the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teacbors were Mrs. Don FoJma-, Mrs. W"illiam Ohlinger, Mrs. Harry Carleton, Mrs. Virgil King, and Mrs. Pbilip Radford. The alternates are Mrs. Ronald Bnnrning, Mrs. Jack Welter, Mrs. Walter Morris, Mrs. Ned SWindell, and Mrs. Herschel McClure. Mrs. Kennedy introduced the officers, Mrs. Ned Swindell, vice president; Mrs. Wendell Hoover, seaetary, and Mrs. McClure, treasurer. John Lisle, principal, Introduced the teachers, Mrs. Wendell Hoover, (irstgrade; Mrs. Rowland Dais, second grade; Miss Rosalie Story, third grade; William Wickline, fourth grade; Mrs. Kenneth Otaney, fifth grade. and John Amott, siitb grade. Tbe attendance banner was won by Miss Slmy's third grade. Committees named for the year are Mrs. Pbilip Ohlinger', publicity ; Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Swindell, Mrs. McClure. Mrs. Jack Welker, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bnnrning, JOWCigiBDl; Mrs. Uoyd llaggy, Mra. William Pullins, Mrs. Uayd King, Mrs. James Will, membership; Mrs. Jack W~. Mrs. Walter Morris, Mrs. W"tlliam ~. Mrs. William Witte, Mrs. Rodney Quivey, Mrs. John W. Teaford. Mrs. Dale Harrison, ways and means coounittee; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneui Scit.s, health coounittee; Edward Kennedy, William Ohlinga", and John Amott, safety lmllDittee. and Mrs. Virgil King, the RevDonald Brickles, Mrs. Hoover, 17V•"D (add 4V•" for tube caol. It At--- WERNERMIDDLEPORT, RADIOO. & J.V. BIG FALL SPECIAL ()\()(~1\ \ '' • • Sizes and models for every home-AGA certified for Natural or Propane Gas. The attractiYe two~ tone cabinet, only ~9'12 inches high. The Monogram Up-Flow Gas furnace is engineerd to fit almost anywhere and has closed safety front to permit greatest freedom .of location. MONOGRAM "CROWN" Burners Ignite smoothly, burn silenily and extinguish quietly; converting minimum fuel ·to maximum heat efficiently and economically. Built-in draft diverter, silent-flow gas valve and deluxe fan and .' limit. switches provide maximum sahtty. Soundproof, blower compartment, low velocity air movement and assure · wh1sper·quiet operation. Choice of belt-dri.;en or direct-drive blowers. Completely pre-wired and factory tested. ' 'rl' Adaptable to Year' R~und Air Conditioning. Designed to produce a greater volume of law velocity air, there is ample air delivery to actOmmodate up to ·seven tons of cooling. Matching cooling coil case; ore available should air conditioning be desired at time of installation or added at o later dote. Three-speed, directdrive blower makes change-over from heating to cooling o simple adjustment. Surveys show: WONDERFUL EspeciaiJ If Her e's a Quasar D 4 out of 5 standout lawns are fed in the Fall! TURF BUILDER is the fertiJ. izer we highly recommend for Fall fertilizing. It releases its nutrients only as fast as the grass can. use them. So there's no spindly surge ~ruwth to cause extra mowing. Instead, TURF BUILDER produces a thicker, greener, sturdier lawn-this Fall and next Spring too. 5,000 sq ft bag (20 Jbs) I 0,000 sq ft bag ( 40 lbs) 15,000sqftbag(60Jbs) •·-..... __ -- ilfJ 'I I ," 'Jkdoio; prize-., r--------· BOOKS . .->"" SERVICE Cut .To Your Specification OfARGIASS SUNSHADE GLASS DNimGLASS lARRfS ASHlAND ·SERVICE STATION MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Colwnbus over the weekend to - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - visit Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Gerald Pullins. and Smith and family . Mrs . Herschel McClure, spiritual Richards attended the committee. American Legion Auxiliary Theflagceremonytoopenthe school of instruction. meeting was conducted by Brownie Troop 220, Jena ATTEND CELEBRATION Welter, Camille Swindell, Carol RIITLAND - Mrs. Gertrude Morris and Laura Ohlinger. M. BuUer, Rutland, had as weekend guests her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harold VISIT RICHARDS Price of Columbus. They atMr. and Mrs. Paul Gomer and daughter, Paula, visiled Sunday tended the IIIIth Emancipation with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Celebration Sunday at the Richards, Middleport. Mr. and Gallia Junior fairgrounds. Mrs. Gomer returned to Dayton and Paula remained. Monday she was accompanied by Mrs. ··~~;; Richards to A!hens where she is enrolled as a sophomore at Ohio University. . Look Elegant For evenings out, the casual look is a thing of the past. Now it's the more elegant formal look, the revival of the cocktail dress, the hare back and plunging neckline. l.ep' Monument m.sJt• We've made quite a few changes in our cars for 1972. A topva . lot of them you can see right away. Like the new looks of our Fury. And the new interiors and options we're offering this year. But more important are some of the things you can't see. The kind of things we're doing to fulfill our commitmentwe're dedicated to building cars that will run better and last •• longer than any carweY.,~ built bei:we.. So whateverCh!ysler-PlJ"i!!'nh car )CMI're interested in-from thelildeCri id to the compact Duster, from the mid-sizie SaMJitr to the luxurious CJuYsier-JOUcmbe518il:built with this commirmmtinmind Coming through willa the lrind ole.: An•• io wan in a fine.fumiture styled giant-screen I}'console! Duster CaoRTVs FINEST llJCTlMI 1l!e INNESS 1:451111 Early American SateUite styled console. VHF/UHF Spotl ite Dials. s,- .1 3 ~ TwinCone Speaker. 599·95 FUll ZENITH HANDCRAFTED QUALITY NEW ZENITH CUSTOMIZED TUNING! • Chr01r ~or Picture Tube • Super Video Range Tuning System • New Glt.....San Picture Face • Aulomatic Fine-Tuning Control • Titan 10 HMdc:111fted Chasis • Automatic Tinl Guard Control Ingels Furniture 992-263S OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS . MIDDLEPORT Chrysler POUlT PLEASANT, W. YA. while YOUR CHOICE OF REDUCED PRICE TICKETS OR Set ... 72 G.yslln and Plf•NIIb at: •3.00 HAND STAMP Pomeroy ~ ~----------------~ •..,.wng social AU1'0 lRUCK SATURDAY ancl SUNDAY SFPTFMIER 25th & 26th CITY ICE & FUEL CO. " The Store With ., All Kinds Of Sluff" For Pets . Stables . Large and Small Animals. !.awns · Gardes Gardens. ~ Mrs. c. 0 . Bishop netled $t7l. It reporled that during ll]e past Mrs. Chris Diehl, yellow, and se""ed ealle, C""ti-s. ioe fanrislted by Mrs. ~month Mrs. Snowden, Mrs. Mrs. Russell l.ittle, white, Cl'ealll, • Is. lea ..S nlllet Canaday, Mrs. Turner, and dahlias; Mrs. Snowden; white, . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . Mrs, Erlewine, made nora! marigolds, and Mrs. Diehl, arrangements for churches, yellow, zinnias. Mrs. Atkins provided Mrs. Paul Winn presented the arrangements for a wedding. program entiUed, "Flowers in Mrs. Turner reported on the the Garden." There also was an recent tour of local gardens exhibit or O<iwers arranging . including her own and those of books by Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Chris Diehl, Mrs . Milhoan. Snowden, Mrs. Foley and Mrs. Mrs. Titus used Mark 12 and a Chapman, and Mrs. Harry prayer for devotions to open the Williamson. Mrs. Williamson meeting. Following the creed told of the tour of Dudley's and collect, roll call was anFlower gardens and shop at swered by 20 members with the Parkersburg, and the . Fenton name of a book on gardening. Glass Co. taken by Mrs. Mrs. Titus and Mrs. Atkins Snowden, Mrs. Canaday, and Miss Diehl. · It was noted that the publicity book of which Mrs. Canaday is chairman should be sent to the slate chairman by Dec. I. ' --1\l>< ,Ribbon winners at the Rutland Friendly Gardeners' flower show, "Busy Days," For Those Who were reporled. Ten members of Love To Read " Ute Rutland Club exhibiled ?J entries in the artistic, specimen Woman At The Well and horticulture classes. By Dale Eva11s Rogers Ribbons were won by Mrs. '4.95 Turner, white and Mrs. Snowden , yellow, " Sunday ANew Song Peace; " Mrs. Canaday, blue, Mrs. Erlewine, white, "Wed· By Pat Boone nesday Wishing ;" Miss Diehl, '4.95 blue, Mrs. Chapman, yellow, Mrs. Snowden, white, blooming At The ... OPEN FRI. & SAT. 6:JO A.M.- 10 P.M. plants; Mrs. Adkins, red, Miss MON. Thru THURS. 6:30A.M.- 9 P.M. Diehl, yellow, non-blooming Plu;em-2366 plan Is; Mrs. Snowden, red, 190 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy. Ohio mums ; Mrs. Snowden, blue, CAMDEN PARK'S MODERN SUPPLY m-2164 Russell, missionary to Mexico, currenUy home on furlough. Miss Russell had met with the group 1·n August to explain her work, show a film, and display articles made by the children. Mrs . Conrad Ohlinger presided at the meeting with Mrs . Doris Carder giving devotions using Ute topic "The Flashlight." Mrs. Harold Smith had prayer. Rerreshments were served by Mrs. Denver Kapple to those named and Mrs. Clyde Andrews and Mrs. Elwood Bowers. ..__ • 5.45 9.95 13.95 authorized@ relailrr w. Main St. Mrs. Robert Canaday will in· stall Ute ·new orficers, Mrs. 1Ja1·vey Erlewine for president; Miss Diehl .for vice president; Mrs. Ralph Turner, for se.c reta ry, and Mrs. Victor Nelson treasurer. Also featured at the October nieetingwillbeademonstration by Mrs. Virgil Atkins on making velvet roses. Members are to take a yard of velvet ribbon not less than one inch wide. At that meeting also members are to take bulbs for an exchange and two gifts for the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center, Athens. The October 5 tour of Wahkeena was announced and members planning to take the tour are to meet at Salem and Main Sts. at 10 a.m. 1t was Mtsston • • proJeC • t sGtven " Hejllr Uooa Our budget value. !'frs· presided, Tbe Monday night meeting of the Meigs County Garden Club Association was announced in a leUer from Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, county contact chairman. Mrs. Robert Kuhn will be installed as the new · contact chairman.' Installation of the 1971-72 officers was set for the October meeting to be beld at the home BROWNIE 'DIOOP m had a picnic Wednesday afternoon at of Miss Ruby Diehl with Mrs. the rolllside Jllllt; oo Roate 3!. Maurice Thcmpson as hostess. Aaca~bantandotherpDM!Swereplayed.Mrs. William Sberidan aad Mrs. Wayne Swi9ba- ·leaders planned the ling at!tswled by Belb Perrin, Anokea. Riggs, Eason, ~ Wi'"'lp, Soe Taylor, Jayne Hoeflich, Jan Betzing, Unda K "'16; Lori Contributions to two mission ~. Rupe, Kenla Braun and Lena Phalin. Assisting projects were made during a wilb lranttporlalioo we-e Mrs. Keith Riggs, Mrs. Bob Hoeflicb, meeting of the Evangeline Mrs.W. H.Perrin.MtdMrs.RogerKOvalchik.GuestswereRDger M.ISStonary · socte· ty of th e KovaJc:bolr;, Jfidl;y Riggs, and Jon Perrin. · Pomeroy Church of Christ Tuesday night. GIRL II:OUT lEADERS on every level are needed, Mrs. The group voled to send a WilliamOhlhler,BiglleadNeighbcrhoodchairman, reports. She money gift to the Clemens says tbatinalmostevery('IWII!Dnnity there is a shortage of people Christian Cottage in Ontario, "' wen with fnqz. AD,yme willing to help is asked to contact Canada, a continuing project of Mrs. Oblinger. the Society, and to make a contribution to Miss Peggy NEWS REPORTS ON scoot meetings may be telephoned to 9!11U"or notes may be left at The Daily Sentinel office. IN COLUMBUS Mrs. Ann Angel and son, contemporary console TV Rolm mothers named were Mrs. Sbarlee Evans, Mrs. Phyllis O'B"!en, and Mrs. N~ O!mmms, first; Carne Roush, Mrs. Lmda Burnem, Mrs. Ella Jean Badgley, second; Mrs. Belly Wilson, Mrs. Janet Manuel, Mrs. Ylian Satterfield, third; Mrs. Evelyn Foreman, Mrs. PaullDe Wolfe, Mrs. Phyllis Rand~ fourth; Mrs. Ann Finley, Mrs. Lois Allen, Mrs. Bernice Roush, Bfth; and Mrs. Ann Boeo, Mrs. Tbcma, and Mrs. Focie Bayman, sixth. R!freshmenls were served by !be cBicers. "'-q, caanony fer eigJit membrrs of Salisbury ll!ownie Troop Dt bill beat plamecl for 'l'bursday. lillbe craaP Ill go into a jumor troop are Jill Wells, ~ l'llgb, Xaii!J ~. Carla Whaley, Unda Partlow. Lori Aim fUIIias. Jle&jna Dllrsl, a Patty Parter. lin. Waller Morris, Mrs. Jack Welker, and Mrs. Ned Swindell ~ 'tt if;rs of tbe lliowuie troop which meets each '1'blntlay fCIIIowing scltool at the Salisbury School. A skating party bill beat pia "led for October almg with several other field lrilts and llllinp. 23"diagonally measured .. mee~. exchanger RALLY ON TUESDAY The First Meigs Area Holiness Assn. will hold a rally at the Middleport Nazarene Church Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Robert E. Musser will be the guest speaker. m FOR YOU/ A finest color TV tuning system you can buy! first; Mrs. Kathryn ~ll, second! Roger Roush. third; Mrs. Eileen ~ck, fourth; Mrs. Chlo.-us Gnmm, fifth; and WictUne,. sixii;J. Teachers cmferred m thetr classrooms with parents following Plan.s were made to stage a Rower show at the Rolland Uniled Methodist Church Nov. !land 14 by the Rutland Garden Club Monday night at the home of Mrs. James Titus. The Rutland Friendly Gardeners will be inviled to participate in the show. Mrs. Ray Snowden c........... eopecially designed VENTURI FREE-FLOW heat -~ ~ r~ Girl Scout Diary . . Works in a Drawer co or TV with lnsta-Matic color tuning ... · teacbel', introduced the other teachers, Miss Betty w~. STROKE SUFFERED Mrs. A. W. (Lillian) Brewer, fonner residentofPtriland.who suffered a stroke recenUy, is in New Concord Rest Center. Cards and letters may be sent to her at New Concord Rest Center, Rt. I, New Concord, Ohio ~3762. Mrs. Brewer's husband was a former teacher in the Meigs area. FIVE AT ASBURY RUTLAND- Five members of the Rutland Uniled Methodist Church attended the WSCS workshop at Camp Francis Asbury Tuesday. They were Mrs. Robert Bumgarner, Mrs. REVIVAL PLANNED Everett Colwell, Mrs. C. 0. A revival will be held at the Chapman, Mrs. C. E. Bishop, Laurel Cliff Free Methodist and Mrs. Harvey Erlewine. Church Oct. 2-10 with the Rev. floyd Shook evangelist. The Rev. Shook and others will sing. I'DMAICEA ,. lerfield, Mrs. Violetta Amott, and Mrs. Calberine Wolfe. The alternates are Mrs . . PaullDe Wolfe, Mrs. Romona Yooter, Mrs . Unda Burnem, Mrs. Pbyllis O'Brien, and Mrs. JQyce Wbite. . The unit voted to pay the council dues of SlO, an inm!ase overlastyear.API'Awubhop 1D be held at Ohio University in Albens was diBcusaed. Mrs. June WICkersham, Mrs. Ei' en Buck and Mrs. Bernice Roush were appcmled to revise the bylaws. James Wickline, head + Quasa~ welctmed. Prayer in unison cl.-1 the ineeting. AvOC.tdo and peach were featured in the table decorations. Dahlias on a stemmed cake plate centered with a large candle was used on a table. Mrs. Albert Woodard and Mrs. Gilmore served a dessert course to those named and Miss Mary Virginia Reibel, Mrs. Mary E. Chapman, Mrs. Thomas YOWtg, Mrs. Henry Ewing, Mrs. Phil Globokar, Mrs. W. H. Perrin, and Mrs. Pearl Mora. · Favors were pencils with Biblical inscriptions and cosmetics. jitney Supper, Carnival Planned A jillley supper and carnival oo Oct. 23 at the Letart Falls Eelenlentary School has beer! planned by !be PTA there. Further details for !be event and cCillllllttees will be named Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young of MiDemille are anat the PTA's Oct. 11 meetln8, nouncing the engagement and fortbcuning marriage of tbeir said Mrs. Shirley Johnson, wbo daugbter,Unda Lou, toMr. MontyRayWolfe,son of Mr. and presided. Mrs. Manchester Wolfe, Racine. Wedding plans are inThe Oct. 7 meetln8 of the em~plete. Meigs County Council of Parea1B and Teacbe.rs ID be held at the Middleport llcbool was announced. Appointed as delegates of. County Council SYRACUSE - The first ''ReceivedHimNot." Attending were Mrs. Ann Finley, Mrs. meeting of !be 'l1llrd Wed· were Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Clark, Ruby Hupp, Mrs. YIQn Satnesday's Htmemakers' Club Mrs. Hood, Myla Hudson, year was held in the meeting Thelma Grueser Mildred l'OCIIIIS at the ·Munlcipal Park Pierce,OlarlotteN~.Janice C'L.~ Wednesday. Lawson, Eleanor Bohram, VI ~s With President Jean HaD in Margaret Eichinger Ada Slack cbarge, devotions were a Agnes White and Mayes: SYRACUSE - A delicious portim of Psalm 119, and a potluck lunch at noon preceded reading, "My Hand In God's" !be meeting of !be Star C1ass of by Eileen Clari. The thaugbtfor the First United Presbyterian the day was ' 'The Gc*1en C' 1~11 lllurch School Tuesday, Sept. Rule," and a poem, "Aullunn Jf)0 21, in !be annex of the church. MeaseDgera," by Margaret The regular meeting was Eichingo.r. Rdl call was . an~ with !be reading of the swaedby12~dies,eachgivillg ~u 100th Psalm by the president, a program hint. Frankie Mumaw, who prayed. This year's other lBiCd'S are A luncheon meetln8 of. the Rolf call was answered vice president, Margaret PomeroyShatespearet:lubwas naming a Bible King by seven Cottrill and secretary and held Wednesday at the heme of memba's. Minutes of the last lreasura-, Agnes White. Mrs. Robert Warner. meeting were read and A delicious carry-in dinner Mrs. Louis Reibel offered 1reasurer's report was given by with table grac:e givat by Edith grace preceding the luncbeon. Racbel McBride. Hood, was enjo)led at IIOCII. Devotions by Mrs. Dale Smith There will be an ''inductim" In the afternoon yearbooks were entitled, " Christ in for the Rev. Dwight Zavitz were filled out For closing the Politics," and members SUnday evening, Sept. 26, at the meeting Mrs. Clari read, ''He respmded to roll call by naming Middleport church. Rev. Zavitz Came Unto His Own," and a favorite bird or flower. Mrs. is !be new minister f~r the ~~~~~-~~. .- Ka · II!Ujkan )!fellided. Middleport and Syracuse MOTOROLA Flower Show Set on November 13-14 .-inti TOM RUE MOTORS 399s.a.3nl.._....., .. GOOD FOR ALL RIDESALL DAY-ll:OOa.m. Til'lO:otp.m. IIDILE. .i , . ' • ' ·' l �. ' Hannah, as Ideal Mother "Hannah, the Praying MoU~er" lroni the Study bo;Jok, Women of the Bible, was presenled 'by Mrs. · Roy Mayer when ·Friendly Circle met Tuesday night at Trinity Church. · The study brought out that Hannah personified the ideal in motherhood. Samuel, her son, was an answer to her prayer and she gave him to the Lord when he was young. Mrs. Donald Hauck read scripture from 1st Samuel wl!ich included Hannah's prayers for a son and her prayer of lhanksjpving at his birth. A discussion on the topic concluded the program. The group sang "I Love to Tell the Story." The offering was received by Mrs. James Fugate wiUt prayer by Miss Elizabeth Fick. · Plans for fall activities were made during the business meeting conducled by Miss Fick. Mrs. Carl Kautz reminded members of the bazaar to be sponsored by the Guild on Nov. 19. Mrs. Roy Mayer urged all to attend the rally day program at the Sunday School hour this week. Reports on members who are ill wete made and a card was signed for Mrs. Ruth HubelKauffmari, Hallifu, Mass. who is recovering from surgery. Mrs. Leonard Jewell and. Mrs. Elza Gilmore, secretary and treasurer, gave reports. Miss . Lydia DaviS, a guest, was .· linda Lou Young to Wed Homemakers in Meeting Dinner R0 tl~uc.k C'tar &tty kesJ:'eare C'l b M eets ~- • (Row'S STEAl HOUSE • Home of the Fabulous SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toke Em Home 992-5432 . ·np~ to cbange ibe' lllll4of the club to the Qlar· terly Luncheon Oub and the neld meeting was set f~r the second Wednesday of December at the heme of Mrs. Smith when Ute program will be ri Christmas verses. There '!rill be a gift exchange. A discussioo on pollution, its effects, and cootrol methods, was held. Mrs. Clara Karr and Miss Nelle Bing were welcomed into the membership. Others attending were Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, Mrs. Jed Webster, Sr., Mrs. Ethel Williamson, and Mrs. T. A. ilennesy. -· · ATI'END WORKSHOP Mrs. Robert Warner, Mrs. Alonzo CUster, Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth, and Mrs. Glenn Dill of the Pomeroy Uniled Methodist Church attended the WSCS Workshop at Camp Francis Asbury Tuesday. churcbes. For the program readings frcm a boot by Helen Steiner Rice were, "Prayers Are The Stairs To God," by Mrs. MeBride; ''God Is Never Beyond Our Reach," Ada Slack ; "Thank God For Lit11e Tlings," MylaHudson; ''NoPrayersGo Unheard," Susie Fischer; ''God Bless America," Florence Pot1B; "Dally Prayers Dissolve Our Cares," Daisy Roush, and "ln The Garden Of Gethsemane, " by Miss Mumaw. ' FLOWERS ____ For All .....Occasioos .... We wire flowers 992-2039 Everywt.re Pomeroy Flower Shop Butternut Ave., Pomeroy Mrs. Millord Von Meter t .. -.. _. ..... You Buy Your Dog Food At Sugar Run You Can Choose 3 Good Brands ••• SURE WIN DOG FOOD RED ROSE DOG FOOD CASH SAVER DOG FOOD SUGAR RUN MILLS "Service For Over 100 Years" 180 ,....., 992-2115 Pomeroy Works In A Drawer Colo r TV console with the "Bright Tube" (295 square inches). The ,..;buted ~:~~"!chi~~: w!;:o:~ Cont $200 Walnut grain fini sh is printed on tempered hardboard and select 1 It hardwood so l ids. 30¥• "W, 29¥• ;' H, Contributions of $100 each for physical education equipment andartmaterialsweremade by the Salisbury Pl'A Tuesday night at the school. Mrs. Edward Kennedy, president, had charge of the meeting when the Jail festival was planned. Mrs. Walter Morris, ways and means chairman, asked that each family donate a boot of trading stamps to be liSied to secure door prizes lor the festival. The boots are .to be giVl!ll to Mrs. Morris by Ocl 19. Named to purchase the physical education equipment with the $100 donaled were William Wickline, Mrs. Kenneth Chaney, Ronald Browning, Herschel Mc:Ciure and Miss Rosalie Story. The art -aaaiArials wiD be ptKdlued by Jmn AmoU, Mrs. Rowland Dais, Mrs. W"tlliam Ohlinger, and Mrs. Jack w~. The Pl'A planned to sell dish cloths and bold a jitney supper to t.lp pay for the equipment. Named as delegates to the Meigs County Council of Parents and Teacbors were Mrs. Don FoJma-, Mrs. W"illiam Ohlinger, Mrs. Harry Carleton, Mrs. Virgil King, and Mrs. Pbilip Radford. The alternates are Mrs. Ronald Bnnrning, Mrs. Jack Welter, Mrs. Walter Morris, Mrs. Ned SWindell, and Mrs. Herschel McClure. Mrs. Kennedy introduced the officers, Mrs. Ned Swindell, vice president; Mrs. Wendell Hoover, seaetary, and Mrs. McClure, treasurer. John Lisle, principal, Introduced the teachers, Mrs. Wendell Hoover, (irstgrade; Mrs. Rowland Dais, second grade; Miss Rosalie Story, third grade; William Wickline, fourth grade; Mrs. Kenneth Otaney, fifth grade. and John Amott, siitb grade. Tbe attendance banner was won by Miss Slmy's third grade. Committees named for the year are Mrs. Pbilip Ohlinger', publicity ; Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Swindell, Mrs. McClure. Mrs. Jack Welker, and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bnnrning, JOWCigiBDl; Mrs. Uoyd llaggy, Mra. William Pullins, Mrs. Uayd King, Mrs. James Will, membership; Mrs. Jack W~. Mrs. Walter Morris, Mrs. W"tlliam ~. Mrs. William Witte, Mrs. Rodney Quivey, Mrs. John W. Teaford. Mrs. Dale Harrison, ways and means coounittee; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneui Scit.s, health coounittee; Edward Kennedy, William Ohlinga", and John Amott, safety lmllDittee. and Mrs. Virgil King, the RevDonald Brickles, Mrs. Hoover, 17V•"D (add 4V•" for tube caol. It At--- WERNERMIDDLEPORT, RADIOO. & J.V. 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Matching cooling coil case; ore available should air conditioning be desired at time of installation or added at o later dote. Three-speed, directdrive blower makes change-over from heating to cooling o simple adjustment. Surveys show: WONDERFUL EspeciaiJ If Her e's a Quasar D 4 out of 5 standout lawns are fed in the Fall! TURF BUILDER is the fertiJ. izer we highly recommend for Fall fertilizing. It releases its nutrients only as fast as the grass can. use them. So there's no spindly surge ~ruwth to cause extra mowing. Instead, TURF BUILDER produces a thicker, greener, sturdier lawn-this Fall and next Spring too. 5,000 sq ft bag (20 Jbs) I 0,000 sq ft bag ( 40 lbs) 15,000sqftbag(60Jbs) •·-..... __ -- ilfJ 'I I ," 'Jkdoio; prize-., r--------· BOOKS . .->"" SERVICE Cut .To Your Specification OfARGIASS SUNSHADE GLASS DNimGLASS lARRfS ASHlAND ·SERVICE STATION MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Colwnbus over the weekend to - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - visit Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mrs. Gerald Pullins. and Smith and family . Mrs . Herschel McClure, spiritual Richards attended the committee. American Legion Auxiliary Theflagceremonytoopenthe school of instruction. meeting was conducted by Brownie Troop 220, Jena ATTEND CELEBRATION Welter, Camille Swindell, Carol RIITLAND - Mrs. Gertrude Morris and Laura Ohlinger. M. BuUer, Rutland, had as weekend guests her brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harold VISIT RICHARDS Price of Columbus. They atMr. and Mrs. Paul Gomer and daughter, Paula, visiled Sunday tended the IIIIth Emancipation with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Celebration Sunday at the Richards, Middleport. Mr. and Gallia Junior fairgrounds. Mrs. Gomer returned to Dayton and Paula remained. Monday she was accompanied by Mrs. ··~~;; Richards to A!hens where she is enrolled as a sophomore at Ohio University. . Look Elegant For evenings out, the casual look is a thing of the past. Now it's the more elegant formal look, the revival of the cocktail dress, the hare back and plunging neckline. l.ep' Monument m.sJt• We've made quite a few changes in our cars for 1972. A topva . lot of them you can see right away. Like the new looks of our Fury. And the new interiors and options we're offering this year. But more important are some of the things you can't see. The kind of things we're doing to fulfill our commitmentwe're dedicated to building cars that will run better and last •• longer than any carweY.,~ built bei:we.. So whateverCh!ysler-PlJ"i!!'nh car )CMI're interested in-from thelildeCri id to the compact Duster, from the mid-sizie SaMJitr to the luxurious CJuYsier-JOUcmbe518il:built with this commirmmtinmind Coming through willa the lrind ole.: An•• io wan in a fine.fumiture styled giant-screen I}'console! Duster CaoRTVs FINEST llJCTlMI 1l!e INNESS 1:451111 Early American SateUite styled console. VHF/UHF Spotl ite Dials. s,- .1 3 ~ TwinCone Speaker. 599·95 FUll ZENITH HANDCRAFTED QUALITY NEW ZENITH CUSTOMIZED TUNING! • Chr01r ~or Picture Tube • Super Video Range Tuning System • New Glt.....San Picture Face • Aulomatic Fine-Tuning Control • Titan 10 HMdc:111fted Chasis • Automatic Tinl Guard Control Ingels Furniture 992-263S OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS . MIDDLEPORT Chrysler POUlT PLEASANT, W. YA. while YOUR CHOICE OF REDUCED PRICE TICKETS OR Set ... 72 G.yslln and Plf•NIIb at: •3.00 HAND STAMP Pomeroy ~ ~----------------~ •..,.wng social AU1'0 lRUCK SATURDAY ancl SUNDAY SFPTFMIER 25th & 26th CITY ICE & FUEL CO. " The Store With ., All Kinds Of Sluff" For Pets . Stables . Large and Small Animals. !.awns · Gardes Gardens. ~ Mrs. c. 0 . Bishop netled $t7l. It reporled that during ll]e past Mrs. Chris Diehl, yellow, and se""ed ealle, C""ti-s. ioe fanrislted by Mrs. ~month Mrs. Snowden, Mrs. Mrs. Russell l.ittle, white, Cl'ealll, • Is. lea ..S nlllet Canaday, Mrs. Turner, and dahlias; Mrs. Snowden; white, . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -. . Mrs, Erlewine, made nora! marigolds, and Mrs. Diehl, arrangements for churches, yellow, zinnias. Mrs. Atkins provided Mrs. Paul Winn presented the arrangements for a wedding. program entiUed, "Flowers in Mrs. Turner reported on the the Garden." There also was an recent tour of local gardens exhibit or O<iwers arranging . including her own and those of books by Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Chris Diehl, Mrs . Milhoan. Snowden, Mrs. Foley and Mrs. Mrs. Titus used Mark 12 and a Chapman, and Mrs. Harry prayer for devotions to open the Williamson. Mrs. Williamson meeting. Following the creed told of the tour of Dudley's and collect, roll call was anFlower gardens and shop at swered by 20 members with the Parkersburg, and the . Fenton name of a book on gardening. Glass Co. taken by Mrs. Mrs. Titus and Mrs. Atkins Snowden, Mrs. Canaday, and Miss Diehl. · It was noted that the publicity book of which Mrs. Canaday is chairman should be sent to the slate chairman by Dec. I. ' --1\l>< ,Ribbon winners at the Rutland Friendly Gardeners' flower show, "Busy Days," For Those Who were reporled. Ten members of Love To Read " Ute Rutland Club exhibiled ?J entries in the artistic, specimen Woman At The Well and horticulture classes. By Dale Eva11s Rogers Ribbons were won by Mrs. '4.95 Turner, white and Mrs. Snowden , yellow, " Sunday ANew Song Peace; " Mrs. Canaday, blue, Mrs. Erlewine, white, "Wed· By Pat Boone nesday Wishing ;" Miss Diehl, '4.95 blue, Mrs. Chapman, yellow, Mrs. Snowden, white, blooming At The ... OPEN FRI. & SAT. 6:JO A.M.- 10 P.M. plants; Mrs. Adkins, red, Miss MON. Thru THURS. 6:30A.M.- 9 P.M. Diehl, yellow, non-blooming Plu;em-2366 plan Is; Mrs. Snowden, red, 190 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy. Ohio mums ; Mrs. Snowden, blue, CAMDEN PARK'S MODERN SUPPLY m-2164 Russell, missionary to Mexico, currenUy home on furlough. Miss Russell had met with the group 1·n August to explain her work, show a film, and display articles made by the children. Mrs . Conrad Ohlinger presided at the meeting with Mrs . Doris Carder giving devotions using Ute topic "The Flashlight." Mrs. Harold Smith had prayer. Rerreshments were served by Mrs. Denver Kapple to those named and Mrs. Clyde Andrews and Mrs. Elwood Bowers. ..__ • 5.45 9.95 13.95 authorized@ relailrr w. Main St. Mrs. Robert Canaday will in· stall Ute ·new orficers, Mrs. 1Ja1·vey Erlewine for president; Miss Diehl .for vice president; Mrs. Ralph Turner, for se.c reta ry, and Mrs. Victor Nelson treasurer. Also featured at the October nieetingwillbeademonstration by Mrs. Virgil Atkins on making velvet roses. Members are to take a yard of velvet ribbon not less than one inch wide. At that meeting also members are to take bulbs for an exchange and two gifts for the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center, Athens. The October 5 tour of Wahkeena was announced and members planning to take the tour are to meet at Salem and Main Sts. at 10 a.m. 1t was Mtsston • • proJeC • t sGtven " Hejllr Uooa Our budget value. !'frs· presided, Tbe Monday night meeting of the Meigs County Garden Club Association was announced in a leUer from Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, county contact chairman. Mrs. Robert Kuhn will be installed as the new · contact chairman.' Installation of the 1971-72 officers was set for the October meeting to be beld at the home BROWNIE 'DIOOP m had a picnic Wednesday afternoon at of Miss Ruby Diehl with Mrs. the rolllside Jllllt; oo Roate 3!. Maurice Thcmpson as hostess. Aaca~bantandotherpDM!Swereplayed.Mrs. William Sberidan aad Mrs. Wayne Swi9ba- ·leaders planned the ling at!tswled by Belb Perrin, Anokea. Riggs, Eason, ~ Wi'"'lp, Soe Taylor, Jayne Hoeflich, Jan Betzing, Unda K "'16; Lori Contributions to two mission ~. Rupe, Kenla Braun and Lena Phalin. Assisting projects were made during a wilb lranttporlalioo we-e Mrs. Keith Riggs, Mrs. Bob Hoeflicb, meeting of the Evangeline Mrs.W. H.Perrin.MtdMrs.RogerKOvalchik.GuestswereRDger M.ISStonary · socte· ty of th e KovaJc:bolr;, Jfidl;y Riggs, and Jon Perrin. · Pomeroy Church of Christ Tuesday night. GIRL II:OUT lEADERS on every level are needed, Mrs. The group voled to send a WilliamOhlhler,BiglleadNeighbcrhoodchairman, reports. She money gift to the Clemens says tbatinalmostevery('IWII!Dnnity there is a shortage of people Christian Cottage in Ontario, "' wen with fnqz. AD,yme willing to help is asked to contact Canada, a continuing project of Mrs. Oblinger. the Society, and to make a contribution to Miss Peggy NEWS REPORTS ON scoot meetings may be telephoned to 9!11U"or notes may be left at The Daily Sentinel office. IN COLUMBUS Mrs. Ann Angel and son, contemporary console TV Rolm mothers named were Mrs. Sbarlee Evans, Mrs. Phyllis O'B"!en, and Mrs. N~ O!mmms, first; Carne Roush, Mrs. Lmda Burnem, Mrs. Ella Jean Badgley, second; Mrs. Belly Wilson, Mrs. Janet Manuel, Mrs. Ylian Satterfield, third; Mrs. Evelyn Foreman, Mrs. PaullDe Wolfe, Mrs. Phyllis Rand~ fourth; Mrs. Ann Finley, Mrs. Lois Allen, Mrs. Bernice Roush, Bfth; and Mrs. Ann Boeo, Mrs. Tbcma, and Mrs. Focie Bayman, sixth. R!freshmenls were served by !be cBicers. "'-q, caanony fer eigJit membrrs of Salisbury ll!ownie Troop Dt bill beat plamecl for 'l'bursday. lillbe craaP Ill go into a jumor troop are Jill Wells, ~ l'llgb, Xaii!J ~. Carla Whaley, Unda Partlow. Lori Aim fUIIias. Jle&jna Dllrsl, a Patty Parter. lin. Waller Morris, Mrs. Jack Welker, and Mrs. Ned Swindell ~ 'tt if;rs of tbe lliowuie troop which meets each '1'blntlay fCIIIowing scltool at the Salisbury School. A skating party bill beat pia "led for October almg with several other field lrilts and llllinp. 23"diagonally measured .. mee~. exchanger RALLY ON TUESDAY The First Meigs Area Holiness Assn. will hold a rally at the Middleport Nazarene Church Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Robert E. Musser will be the guest speaker. m FOR YOU/ A finest color TV tuning system you can buy! first; Mrs. Kathryn ~ll, second! Roger Roush. third; Mrs. Eileen ~ck, fourth; Mrs. Chlo.-us Gnmm, fifth; and WictUne,. sixii;J. Teachers cmferred m thetr classrooms with parents following Plan.s were made to stage a Rower show at the Rolland Uniled Methodist Church Nov. !land 14 by the Rutland Garden Club Monday night at the home of Mrs. James Titus. The Rutland Friendly Gardeners will be inviled to participate in the show. Mrs. Ray Snowden c........... eopecially designed VENTURI FREE-FLOW heat -~ ~ r~ Girl Scout Diary . . Works in a Drawer co or TV with lnsta-Matic color tuning ... · teacbel', introduced the other teachers, Miss Betty w~. STROKE SUFFERED Mrs. A. W. (Lillian) Brewer, fonner residentofPtriland.who suffered a stroke recenUy, is in New Concord Rest Center. Cards and letters may be sent to her at New Concord Rest Center, Rt. I, New Concord, Ohio ~3762. Mrs. Brewer's husband was a former teacher in the Meigs area. FIVE AT ASBURY RUTLAND- Five members of the Rutland Uniled Methodist Church attended the WSCS workshop at Camp Francis Asbury Tuesday. They were Mrs. Robert Bumgarner, Mrs. REVIVAL PLANNED Everett Colwell, Mrs. C. 0. A revival will be held at the Chapman, Mrs. C. E. Bishop, Laurel Cliff Free Methodist and Mrs. Harvey Erlewine. Church Oct. 2-10 with the Rev. floyd Shook evangelist. The Rev. Shook and others will sing. I'DMAICEA ,. lerfield, Mrs. Violetta Amott, and Mrs. Calberine Wolfe. The alternates are Mrs . . PaullDe Wolfe, Mrs. Romona Yooter, Mrs . Unda Burnem, Mrs. Pbyllis O'Brien, and Mrs. JQyce Wbite. . The unit voted to pay the council dues of SlO, an inm!ase overlastyear.API'Awubhop 1D be held at Ohio University in Albens was diBcusaed. Mrs. June WICkersham, Mrs. Ei' en Buck and Mrs. Bernice Roush were appcmled to revise the bylaws. James Wickline, head + Quasa~ welctmed. Prayer in unison cl.-1 the ineeting. AvOC.tdo and peach were featured in the table decorations. Dahlias on a stemmed cake plate centered with a large candle was used on a table. Mrs. Albert Woodard and Mrs. Gilmore served a dessert course to those named and Miss Mary Virginia Reibel, Mrs. Mary E. Chapman, Mrs. Thomas YOWtg, Mrs. Henry Ewing, Mrs. Phil Globokar, Mrs. W. H. Perrin, and Mrs. Pearl Mora. · Favors were pencils with Biblical inscriptions and cosmetics. jitney Supper, Carnival Planned A jillley supper and carnival oo Oct. 23 at the Letart Falls Eelenlentary School has beer! planned by !be PTA there. Further details for !be event and cCillllllttees will be named Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young of MiDemille are anat the PTA's Oct. 11 meetln8, nouncing the engagement and fortbcuning marriage of tbeir said Mrs. Shirley Johnson, wbo daugbter,Unda Lou, toMr. MontyRayWolfe,son of Mr. and presided. Mrs. Manchester Wolfe, Racine. Wedding plans are inThe Oct. 7 meetln8 of the em~plete. Meigs County Council of Parea1B and Teacbe.rs ID be held at the Middleport llcbool was announced. Appointed as delegates of. County Council SYRACUSE - The first ''ReceivedHimNot." Attending were Mrs. Ann Finley, Mrs. meeting of !be 'l1llrd Wed· were Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Clark, Ruby Hupp, Mrs. YIQn Satnesday's Htmemakers' Club Mrs. Hood, Myla Hudson, year was held in the meeting Thelma Grueser Mildred l'OCIIIIS at the ·Munlcipal Park Pierce,OlarlotteN~.Janice C'L.~ Wednesday. Lawson, Eleanor Bohram, VI ~s With President Jean HaD in Margaret Eichinger Ada Slack cbarge, devotions were a Agnes White and Mayes: SYRACUSE - A delicious portim of Psalm 119, and a potluck lunch at noon preceded reading, "My Hand In God's" !be meeting of !be Star C1ass of by Eileen Clari. The thaugbtfor the First United Presbyterian the day was ' 'The Gc*1en C' 1~11 lllurch School Tuesday, Sept. Rule," and a poem, "Aullunn Jf)0 21, in !be annex of the church. MeaseDgera," by Margaret The regular meeting was Eichingo.r. Rdl call was . an~ with !be reading of the swaedby12~dies,eachgivillg ~u 100th Psalm by the president, a program hint. Frankie Mumaw, who prayed. This year's other lBiCd'S are A luncheon meetln8 of. the Rolf call was answered vice president, Margaret PomeroyShatespearet:lubwas naming a Bible King by seven Cottrill and secretary and held Wednesday at the heme of memba's. Minutes of the last lreasura-, Agnes White. Mrs. Robert Warner. meeting were read and A delicious carry-in dinner Mrs. Louis Reibel offered 1reasurer's report was given by with table grac:e givat by Edith grace preceding the luncbeon. Racbel McBride. Hood, was enjo)led at IIOCII. Devotions by Mrs. Dale Smith There will be an ''inductim" In the afternoon yearbooks were entitled, " Christ in for the Rev. Dwight Zavitz were filled out For closing the Politics," and members SUnday evening, Sept. 26, at the meeting Mrs. Clari read, ''He respmded to roll call by naming Middleport church. Rev. Zavitz Came Unto His Own," and a favorite bird or flower. Mrs. is !be new minister f~r the ~~~~~-~~. .- Ka · II!Ujkan )!fellided. Middleport and Syracuse MOTOROLA Flower Show Set on November 13-14 .-inti TOM RUE MOTORS 399s.a.3nl.._....., .. GOOD FOR ALL RIDESALL DAY-ll:OOa.m. Til'lO:otp.m. IIDILE. .i , . ' • ' ·' l �- I ., .. CHURCH OF THE NAZA· ]!ENE Middleport. Re v. Audry Miller. pastor ; Floyd Carson. sup!. Sunday school•. 9:30 a.m .; Morning wor10:30 a.m.; juflior ship. l9(lety. 6: 30 p.m.; NYPS 6; ~ p~ 1'11 . Sundd y evangel ist iC meeling , 7: 30 p.m . Prayer BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE - Minersville . Sunday School , 10 a .m.; preaching, 11 a .m.; evening worship, 7: 30p.m . Mid· week prayer serv ice, Tuesday , 7:30p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - David Slaufler, pastor ; Stan lord Stockton, sup! . Morning worship. 9: 30 a .m .; -c hurch sc hool, 10: 30 a .m. ; young peoples meellng, 6:30 p.m .; evening . wor.shlp, 7: 30. Bible s ludy. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. c ~ • • ..•• .. ~ ... ..• # • ., • ANTHONY , i40 ~ ' HEINER'S BAKERY GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. . aeeow LYONS MARKET THE FARM'ERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. JackJonessuspectshebusled ~~~~ r:~o~~!-c~:!~ a~ Manila's SWISHER & LOHSE GAUL'S TRAILER Sll ES GAUL' . S SHAKE HAVEN - NEW YORK a.DTHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT 8001\ STORE · POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE. - SADIE'S MARKET RIDENOUR SUPPLY o. F. J. 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Ever since New . led th York magazine pnn e ••• • • b 01 01 .. ., · I •!!"' ~ J 'li £ ~ 11 .!! els ~~ " = "~ 1--ti c :c "' ~ i5 't u c:: _j: 10 -i•~~j-•i.E"'~ CC -_-----------------~~~----------~-------------------------~------~----------------~---------------------------------.----------------------------.., ~ " cr: .., Namath during his popcornpopper TV commercials will be Randy Oaks, Joe's real life •' ., <- ~ :.,~ 3 ~J ~~~jJ~o~.36~;lli§> ..,_ 1 1 l< ~:~2~:~:1~~~z~z~z~~ ~~ ~:~~~~~2~:~:~~~:~ patrl.otic " Sing Out, America" ..... ~ drewsucbahugeTVaudience ~ • ~ 1 ~ 1 1 Araneta ·1______________________-__ seasons back . . .John Wayne's "''- ' '• • w g :g I • gc ==~.!C> a;g' . .oJ:::(:J.,.a8~~:..2z "< ..,>- ~ • o01 -~oo..ru~» >- - c- ",. -"' a>"' 1:: • X~ c ..... -omc !?.- Ea. ~ E ~ g ~ £ ~ :§ &~·~ 01 • ct: U " e ji:~2t ....2l!! i • & R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. THE ATHENS 'COUNTY SAVINGS &LOAN-Co. ..~ ~ Colisewn ... Perry Como drew more than 100,0110 in one night at Chica•o's Soldier's Field some RACINE FOOD MARKEJ ROYAL OAK PARK E r:IJ Vo;;;_., of his bed. BOGGS·EQUIPMENT GAUL'S MARKET FRIDAY 8: 30-3, "River of Mystery" 9:30-8, "Autumn of a Hunter" d es M& RFOODUNER -"6&".., ~= Jfo =.. .has a stock market Iicker cIa cki ngawayspanga t the fooI ·- OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. I I I I I I I I I I .I Fold and PlaceNear Your Television Set ~ for Convenient Reference ....~ · ...., "C By OOMIGAN SOHIO STATION 79; .: Averell Harriman, bas • ·been an admirer of biB nextmonth-bride, Pamela Digby Oturchill Hayward, 51, since his ,London war years ; her then- . hubby, the late Randolph Oturchill, was , so irate over Ave's of course perfecUy tidy enlhusiasm for Pam, then In ber 20s, he .l hreatened · a . ' I duel. .. Women's Wear listed Women" baH a dozen of Pam's rich SUNDAY II : 30-13, " The Egyptian" admirers from Rothschilds, 5:~13. '' KIM" II : 30-8, " The Amerlcano" 7:30-8, "Bandolero" Whitneys, Agnellis etc. but WEDNESDAY 9:0D-13, " The Silencers" didn't mention Frank Sinatra, 7: D0-3, "Wings of Fire" 11:30-8, "Laura" Pamela's most recent best8: 30- 3, "Murder By the MONDAY Barrel" bet ... Johnny Carson's reported 7:D0-13, " Four For Texas" ll : lD-8. " My Favorite Spy" one of the backers of F. Lee t-o 9:00-3, "Where Were You ll : lD-13, " Chase a Crooked Bailey's new magazine , When the Lights Went Out" Shadow" II: 30---'-8, "Here Come the ''Gallery" .. . Recent suicide · THURSDAY Girls" who left an estate of almost baH 9'oo-8• " How To Save A 12: 30-13, "Torch Song" "· I And R I Y a million startled some of her ,...,rrage, un our TUESDAY Life" . stylish friends: one had given 8: 3D-13, " Five Desperate ll :3D-e, " War Path" .her an apartment, lhinking she ll :J0-13, " Rawhide" was chic but destitute, another canvassed rich mutual friends . . ID join her in giving the old lady $150 a month apiece. Alma Marden , separated from realty millionaire and former Bdwy. theater owner . Ben Marden, operator of the Riviera across the George . Washington Bridge,in Fort Lee, , N. J ., when it was tbe most splendid gambUng casino in America, amazed diners at Louise's E. 58th St. spot by showing anyone who'd look old news clippings of Ben's longlegal purple past . .. Ginger Rogers admits sbe and Bill · ~. CC ~ _, 'li £ 11 Marshall are being divorced, as .!1 e:S ~:s wesaidheremon lhs ago ... P . J. ., ., E ~ t;:. !; ~ _,.."- _ c c "" ~ - 01 Sl .:: o ...i5 ... ~ c .r .c. -00 -l Clark • owner Danny La _..,. ••I ·--------------------------------------------------~---------------------------------------------~--- r------· -------------------1 MARK VSTORE . . , : !Helen Help Us! EKLY GUIDE TO BETTE-R · TV VIEWING • FIRST SOUTHERN BAPCHURCH TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., meelipg Wednesday, 7: ~ p .m.· l aMIDWAY ng_sville-Oe)(ter. Prayer I'OMEROYtRililt' - "ev. Pomeroy, affiliated wilh S. B.C., meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday . W. H. Perrin, pastor. Roy the Rev . Fred Hill. pastor. - ·. Rev. Robert Searles, pastor. MT. UNION BAPTIST - 1 Mayer, Supl. O.urch school. Sunday School, 9: 30 a .m .; Rev . Cecil Cox , pastor. Sunday ' 9: 15a. m.; worship, 10:24 a . m. ; morning worship, 10: 30 a. m.; M~SON COUNTY BRADFORD CHURCH OF school SliPt .. Joe Sayre. Sunday youth choir rehearsal Monday. iunior soclety. 6: 30a. m. NYPS. CHRIST - Clifford Smith, 9: 45 a .m .; Sunday • sc hool, • 6:30 p. m.; Mrs. Marvin Burl, 6: .45 p.m. Sunday ev11ngelistic THE HILAND CHAPEL. minis ter . Sunday School 9:30 a . director; senior choir meeting. 7:: 30 p. m. Pra yer George Casto, pastor. Sunday m.; morning church 10:30 a . evening worship, 7130. Wed.: reloMrsal, 7: 30 p.m .. Thursday, meeting Wednesday. 7:Jll p.m. School ~ 9: XJ; evenir19 worship, m.; Sunday evening service, nesday prayer and Bible study, .- • .1 Mrs. Paul Nease. d irector . All 7: JO. Thursday evenmg prayer 7:30p . m. Wednesday service, 8 7: lO .p.m . .. day quilling party lor Busy Bee service, 7:30 p .m . p. m. MIDDLEPORT TUPPERS PLAINS Oass, Thursday, at church CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Mr. MASON FIRST BAPTIST Mf. MORIAH BAPTISTHOBSON CHRISTIAN John Wyaff, pastor; J . S. Davis, social room. Corner Fourth and Ma in, Second and Pomeroy Sis., Sian UNION Darrel Doddrlll, Middl._t. Rev. Henry L. Key, Craig, pastor. Sunday sc hool , pastor. Sunday School, 9: 30 a. Sunday School supI. ; Sunday . school, 9: 30 a . m., Morning ' PO~EROY CHURCH OF Jr ., pastor. Sunday Sc~ 9:30 9: t5 a .m.; worship service, 11 THE NAZARENE - Corner a. m.. Arnold Richards, sup!.; a .m. ; 1rainlng union, 6:30'"p.m . ; m .. Annie Mohler, supt. ; Sermon, 10: 30 a. m. Evening ~ Un ion and Mulberry . Re v. M<?rni_"9 _worship 10: 30 a, m. _ evening worship service, 7: 30 Leonard Gilmore. first elder; sermon, 1 p. m. evening service, 7:30 p. m. C!vde V. Henderson, pastor. p.m. Mid-week prayer service, Wednesday prayer meeting, LETART FALLS UNITED· Sunday School 9:30 a . m .. FIRST UNITED PRES- Wednesday , 7: 30 p.m. ,7:30 p. m. BRETHREN - Rev. Robert Raymond Wa lburn, sup! BYTERIAN, Middleport- Rev. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF Shook. pastor ; Herschel Norris, Morning worship 10: 30 a . m:. Russell Lesler, pastor. Sunday Services at 315 Main St .• Pl. Sunday school, 9:30a.m.; ~-ing service 7:30 p. m. Mid School 9:30 a . m., Lewis Sauer. Pleasant. Sunday .School 9: IS GOD _ Racine Roule 2_ The supl. morning sermon, 10:30 a.m.; week service. Wednesday, 7:Jf supt.; worshi p service 10:3( a .m. Sundays, 11 a .m.; Wed- R ev. Charles Ha'n~. pas tor: evening sermon, 7:30 alter- , p. m. a .m. nesday, leslimonial meeting 8 Sttnday school •. 9. t5 a.m.. naling each Sunday. Ptayer GRACE EPISCOPAL - Rev p.m. All welcome. morn ing w~rsh1p , 11 a .m . service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. _Stanley Plallenburg, minister. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Ev.ening ~v1ces, Tuesd~y ~nd ( Prayer meeting, 7: 30 p.m. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Froday, 7:30. Morning prayer and sermon, • .Lar ry Carnahan presidi ng alternating Sundays. . 10:30 a . m. Holy communion minister. Sunday, Bible lecture, - Letart Route I, the Rev. Stan and sermon, first Sundays, 9:30 a . m. ; Watchtower study, Cra ig, pastor . Sunday school. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHESHIRE CHURCH OF 10:30 a . m. Church school, 10:30 a. m .; Tuesday, Bible 9: 30 a .m.; prayer and Bible CHURCH OF CHRIST - John GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. kindergarten l hrough eighlh study, 7: 30 p. m. ; Thursday, study, 7:30p.m. Collage prayer • Rockhold, pastor. Bible study, Smith, pastor. Sunday School, grade, 10:30 a . m. m ini stry school 7: 30 p. m .• serv ice , Tuesday, 10 a.m. ; 9: 30 a .m. ; morning worship, lOa. m.; Arthur Henson, Supl.; worship serv ice, Fr iday. 7:30 10: 30 ; evening worship, 7:30 Morning Worship 11 a. m.; POMEROY CHURCH OF service meeting 8:30 p. m. CHRIST-Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., MIDDLEPORT CHURCH p.m. p.m. Wednesday Bible sludy, You"ll Peoples service, 7 p.m.; paslor. BibleSchool.9:30a. m. ; ·of Christ in Christi•n UniOnMA~ON - CHURCH OF 7:30p.m. Evenong service, 7:30 p. m.; worship, 10: 30; adult worship La wrence Manley. pastor ; Mrs. CHRIST - John Steele, pastor. Mid-Week Prayer Wednesday 'service -and .. youag peoples Russell Young , Sunday School Worship. 10 a .m. ; Bible study, PLANTS COMMUNITY Service, 7: 30 p. m. ~·== meeting, both 7: 30 p. m. _Sun- Supt. Sunday School9: 30 a.m .; 11 : IS a .m.; evening worship, MISSION Antiquity. Sermeeting, 6: 30 p. m.; Evening day-Wednesday. combo ned Even ing worship 7:30. Wed- 7:30 p.m. M1d-week serv1ce. vices, 7:30 p. m. Thursday and worship. 7: 30 p . m. Bible study and prayer nesday prayer meeting , 7:30 p. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday evenings. John Dill, CHESTER CHURCH OF THE meeting, 7:30 p. m. m. pa stor. It's afte r hours. Yet most of the windows are bright. Perhap• NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert THE SALVATION ARMY MASON ASSEMBLY OF Envoy RayS. Wining, officer in M I 0 D L E PORT PEN- GOD - Second St. , Mason, W. Grate, ~stor. Worship service, the cleaning crew is at work, or a few executives catching up on r,llarge. ~~ 10 ~ m.._ TECOS~A.L. Third Ave.• the Va. Chester Tennant, pastor. 11 a . m. ~nd 7:30 p. m. Sunday. their mail. STIVERSVILLE COM- Sunday School, 9:30 a . m. Holiness meeting; iu:JU a. m. Rev. W1lham Kn1ttel . pastor, Sunday school, 10 a . m .; Sunday School. Young People' s Ronald Dugan, Sunday School morn ing worship, 11 a. m.; MUNITY, Rev. Edsel Hart, Richard Barlon, sup!. Prayer Whatever the reason, the lighled windows glow with purpose. Legion, 7p.m.;Thursday, 11o3 supi.; Classes for all ages, evangellsllc service, 7:30 p. m. pastor. Sunday School service meeting , Wednesday, 7: 30p.m. The dark windows ote blank, austere and forbidding. What differp. m., Ladies Home League; 1 eveni~ service. 8 p.m. Y~g Bible study and prayer service, 10 a .m . Prayer Meeting each • HARRISONVILLE PRES-. p. m~ rl;~oc:cPeoples meeting and B1ble ' Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Phone Thursday 7:30 p.m. Sunday ence o ne flick of a light swilch con make I BYTERIAN Mrs. Norma eve ning service, 7:30p.m . SACRJiD HEAR f - t<ev .-_ Study Fridav 8 o.m m -5133. Lee, Sunday Schoop SuperinPeople are like the windows of this building. Some, radiant Father Bernard Krajcovlc, tendent. Sunday School 9:30 a . w~h the joy of living, line! days lull, happy one! useful. They ore pastor . Ph~ne 992 -28~5, FF.cEWILL BAPTIST ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST m. Sunday Service 8 p. m. Rev. HARTFORD CHURCH OF Saturday evenong Mass, 7-30 CHURCH - Corner Ash and CHRIST in Christian Union Pomeroy - Harr isonville Max Donahue, Middleporl, fun to be oround. Others, gloomy ond sod, fine! life lonely and p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 . Plum, Middleoort. Noel Rev. O' Dell Manley, pastor. Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. pastor· meaningless. Their company is tedious. a.m . Conlesslons, Saturday 7· Herrman. pastor; Guy Priddy, Sunday school. 9: 30 a .m.. Roger Paul McElroy , Sunday LAUREL CLIFF FREE 7:30p.m. . Sunday School Supt. Saturday Manley, supL ; evening service, School Supt. Sunday Schooi9:30 METHODIST - Rev. Eugene Whot makes the difference? Where con you furn if lile seems • POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST evenlng serv ice. 7 p. m. Sunday 7: 30. Wednesday even ing a. m .; morning worship and Gill , pastor. William Bailey, troublesome? You can't flick a switch to change on attitude. -Robert Kuhn, pastor. George School, 10 a . m .; Sunday prayer meeting , 7:30 p.m . commun ion , 10: 30 a. m. ; supt. Sunday School, 9:30a.m.; 'Skinner, Sunday School supl. evening worship, 7 p. m. Sunday evening youth service Sunday evening youth Christian Morning worsh ip. 10:30 a . m. ; The secret ;s in your church. Worship one! sfuciy there, one! welSunday School, 9:30 a . m.; 6: t5 with Macy Lou Carter, endeavor, 6:30; Worship ser- Evening worship, 7:30 p. m . come the living presence of God into your heart and mind. Your vices , Sunday, 7: 30 p . m . Wednesday , Christian Youth morning worship, 10 ' 30 a . m.; FIR.ST a•PTfSfCHURCHol leader. No Tuesday service. · BYF, 6 p. m. ; Bible Sludy " whole life will be lighted ond your doys filled with new happineJS. Wednesday evening prayer Crusade, 6: 30 p. m.; Prayer Wednesday 7 p. m.; choir Middleporl, corner of Sixth and meetingand Biblestudy,7: 30p. meeting 7:30p. m. Thursday. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ,P.I'adice, Wed., 8:30 0 • m. Palmer Streets, Rev. Charles .choir practice, 7 p. m . Services, 315 Main St., Pl. m. • Simons, pastor. Danny ST PAUL LUT Monday Sunday Tuesday Wecinesciay Fridoy Saturday Thursdoy • HER.. N Thompson, Sunday School Pleasant. Sunday services, 11 DEXTER CHURCH OF a .m . Wednesday Testimonial ~':d.ArlhuSchoolrC. L.und • pastor. Super i nlendenl. Sundav ST. JOHN LUTHERAN R omans • II Chronicles • Psalms • Psalms • Isaiah • Matlhew • Mark CHRIST -Danny Evans, 15 Y • '' a. m.. church school lor everyone meetjnp. 7: :1l o.m. Pine Grove. the Rev. Arthur pastor. Norman C.. Will, sup!. 15:1-6 29,30-33 51:1 -13 88J -12 58,3-12 7:1·13 17:22·27 O!arles Evans, Supt.; worship 9 15 Mor · hi Combs, pastor. Sunday School, Sunday School 9:30 a . m.; a.m. ; E nong wors p service, 10.. 30 a . m. on. . MEi~i COUNTY 9 a. m.; church services, 10 a. Worship service, 10: 30 a . m. firmation class, Tuesday, 4, 15 1_0:15 a.m:; venong servoces, m. to 5: 30 p.m. ; Junior Con- 7. 30_p.m. , Wednesday prayer Chri~tian Endeavor Sunday MEIGS evenrng . lirmalion class, Thursday, 6, 30 seryoce, 7:30p.m. Exira youth to 7: (5 p .m. _actoviloes on Sunday, 5 p.m .• for COOPERATIVE REORGANIZED CHURCH SEVENTH DAY ADVENT-· all youth up to sixth grade; 6:30 OF JESUS CHRIST 0" LATPARISH TIST _ Pomeroy, Mulberry ~'i'~~ior and senior high TER DAY SAINTS- ~ortlandWith the hope it will, in some measure. foster and help sustain that whi_ch is Hgts. llerbet I Morgan, pastor: THE UNITED BRADBURY CHURCH OF Racine Road . Ralph Johnson, ood in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the bustness METHODIST CHURCH CHRIST, Roy Bill Carter. pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a . CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sabbath School, Saturday, 2 p. evangelist ; Thurman Carsey. m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a . Robert R. Cord. Director m.; worship; 3: 15p.m. Dorcas Middleport, 5th and Main. :irms and organizations whose nall)eS appear below. Society, lOa. m. each Thursday. Raulin Moyer, pastor. Michael POMEROY CLUSTER Bible Schoolsupt. ; Bible School m.; Sunday evening service, 7 Rev. Roberl R. Card · "GRAHAM UNITI;:O METH- Gerlach, Sunday School sup!. 9: 30 a.m. ; morn1ng wors h'1p, p. m . Wednesday evening Rev. 5t•nten Smith lh 11 pr,ayer services, 7:30 p. m. _ ODIST CHURCH - Preaching Bible School, 9:30 a.m.; mor10 : 30 a.m .; you C ESTER W h' 9 5 mee ng, 6 _ 9:30 a . m., first and second ning worsh ip, 10: 30 a .m .; HCh h Schooorsl10 op :I a . p.m .• evening service, 7 p.m., BETHLEHEM BAPTIST ' Sundays of each month; third evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; m.; urc a . m. Christian Workers Class. G 1 Be d Ch 1 ENTERPRISEWorship. 9 rea n • ares Norr is, and fourth Sundays each monlh, : prayer service 7 p.m. Wed, I IO Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. ; prayer paslor. Worship service, 9: 30 a . Ch h Schoo PLUMBING AND HEATING a. m .; urc .worship service at 7:30 p. m. nesday. • a . m. meeHng Wednesday 7· 30 p m S d Sc FLATWOODSWorship. 11 • · · · m.; un ay hool, 10:30. a . m. Phone 992-3284 Wednesday evenings al 7:30, _ • 992-2550 Middleport '"· m. ; Church Sehooi 10 a . m. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST" "- C'ARtltTON ·cHURCH · ..:.. · Prayer and Bible 6ludy ... _. 1 ..u 1 J • \;r .. '-' !,·,, ' . "· Lincoln.St: " . Mid!ll!!port· • QC'~ ~ rQ O~r".t:,...·-.-r·•• POMEROY..,- wc.-.hl ~ 10:17:";- Hobal t Newell, sup!. Servi«t•) ~ingsliufy ··'Road . ' Sun'dar. ' • J • • • • ,._. O .... e..- ? •:;" • • a. m.; ChurchSchoo19:15a. m.; weekly, _9:30 a .m. on Sunday. School, 9:30a. m., Ralph Car , UMYF 6:30 p. m. Preachong forst and lhord sup!. Worship serv ice, 10:30 a . ROCK SPRINGS- Worship Su~days of month by Clifford m. and 7:30 p. m. alternately. lOa. m.; Church Schooi9 a . m.; Smoth. 9:30a.m. Prayer meeting , Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jay Stiles, UMYF 6:30p. m. MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER RACINE 'l'llfSr CHURCH pastor. Bakers oi Good Bread Middleport, Ohio OF THE NAZARENE Rev. Robert Bumgarner Huntington, W. Va . HEATH - Worship 10: 30 a . Sunday 'School . 9: 30 a . m. ; OLD DEXTER CON m.; Church School 9:30 a . m.; Morn ing Worship, 10:30 a . m. ; GREGATIONAL CHURCH .UMYF 7 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Rev . Willard Dutcher, pastor. RUTLAND- Worship 9: 15 a. Wednesda y, Sunday School Mrs. Worley Francis, Sunday m.; Church School 10 a. m.; Super intendent, Pauline Mc- School Supt. Sunday School, 7 p. m. Ci inlock, pastor. Rev . Morris 9:45 a . m. Church Services first I I UMYF Sales · Allis Chalmers-=-Service SALEM CENTER- Worship M. Wolfe. third Sundays following I I 9a. m .; Church School lOa. m.; RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - and Farm · Industrial - Lawn - Garden Sunday School , Second and Middleport, Olio Helen Bottel 1 UMYF Thursday . 7 p. m. · 1 CharlesNorris, paslor. Sunday fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p. Tuppers Plains 667-3435 SYRACUSE CLUSTER School. 9: 30 a . m. ; Morning m. services . WHEN WILL THEY EVER LEARN' Rev. Forresl R. Donley worship, 10:(5 a . m.; Sunday LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN • ASBURY - Worship 11 a . m.; evening worship, 7:30 p.m. ; Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor; Deer Belen: Churc h School 9:50 a . m.; Wednes day eve ning Bible Sunday School supt., Ronald Yoapnbabl.ygetliredofsucb~, wll'manolberwoman WSCS, lsi Tuesday. Study. 7:30 o. m. Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 a . · I ,L • FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a . Pomeroy Athens Road ID ovewiouam.riec!D18D. Imethimlwoyearsagowbenbeand on .; Churc h School IO a. m.; DANVILLE WESLEYAN, m.; preaching 10: (5 a . m.; The Store with A"Heart A Family That Worships Together . Racine lis wife were separaled. Ewn when tbey went bact logelbel-, I WSCS. 3rd Wednesday. 7:30 p. Re v. Lawrence Sull ivan , Even ong services, 7:30 p. m. 949-3342 · lim • m. pastor . Sunday School 9: 30 lill "-' Stays Together . HYSELL RUN FREE I -...Oil MINERSVILLE - Worship a .m .; youth and junior youth I got pepant, and be 81flll'e he wasn't the falbel- (a vasec- 10 a . m.; Church School9a . m.; service. 6: (5 p.m. ; evening METHODIST - Cecil Wise, kmy, be SAID), and told me if I kept the baby be would never WSC S. 3rd Monday. 7:30 p. m . worsh ip, 7:30p.m .; prayer and Pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 speak to me again. So I gave ber away, knowing ahnOI!lt forcerSYRACUE - Worship. 8 a. praise, Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. a .m .; Morn ing_ worship, 10:30 a.m. ; Young People's service, ... ,_ sbe biB • m.; Church School, 9 a . m .; SIL-VER RUN FREE BAP· 6: 45p.m . ; Evangelistic service, _., W8S • • Prayer and Bible Sludy, Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Bakers of Holsum Bread TIST - "Rev. Howard Kimble. 7: 30 p.m . Prayer meeling, Now Ibearbis wife isezpecting. When ~ faced him wilb it he Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. pasklr. Sunday school, 10 a .m.; Thursday , 7:30 p.m. Middleport, 0 . Middleport, Olio ......n.-1 ''So I lied ... " SOUTHERN CLUSTER Henry Davis, supt.; evening Rev. W. Dale McClurg FREEDOM GOSPEL ser vice, 7: 30 p.m . Prayer Hee:qJeetsme tokeeponwilbbim. And,call mea fool,llelen, Rev. Frank Cheesebrew MISSION - Bald Knobs. Rev. meeti ng, Thursday, 7: 30 p.m. bull want to becall!lei still !ewe him_'!ben there are times when 1 Rev. ~rlha Ann Mallner L. R. Gluesencamp, pastor. APPLE GROVE- Worsh ip B CHESTER CHURCH OF Roger Wilfred, Sr. , Sundar. wanttosuebimforthelOIISofmybaby.- WHICH? p. m . 2nd and 4th Sundays; GODRev. Donald A. Sheets, School Supt. Sunday Schoo, Nlember of the Big 3 Deer ''Wbicb": Cllurch School 9:30a. m.; Mid pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a . 9:30 . a . m.; Sunday evening Neilbel-! Week Service, Wednesday, 8 p. General Nlerchandise m.; Worsh ip service, 11 a . m.; worship 7:30. Prayer meeting. Chester, Ohio Evening service, 7: 30. Prayer Tuesday. 7:30 p. m. Ernest Tuppers Plains 667·3280 Get smart (finally ) and pull out of this cheater's life. You've ' mBETHANY !Dorcas I ~led loog enough.-H. Worship, 9:30 a . m. ; Church serv ice and youth serv ice. Deet~r , class leader. Yough Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Meetong Wednesday, 7:30p. m ., School 10:30 a . m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN I Ernest Deeter, leader. • CARME'L - Worship, II a. Dear Helen : m ., l si and lrd Sundays ; Homer Stephe ns. pastor. MT. HERMON UNITED Church School. 10 a. m. My brother Kirk is a lazy good.for-nothing and his wife is oo Sunda y School. 9:30 a .m. ; BRETHERN CHURCH IN EAST LETART - Worship, 9 .m orning wotship, 10:30 a .m.; CHRIST - Rev . Robert Shook, Family Recreation better, but lbey have a year-old baby-80 the whole fiiDlily gives a. m ., 1 sl and 3rd Sundays ; Robert Bobo. Sunday school pastor, Sunday School, 9:30 a . Pomeroy-Niember F. D. I. C. & S~imming bmbandwlabecausewedon' twantthebabytosuffer. Church School, lOa. m .• tsl and . . m., Roy Pooler. sup!.; Alfred Federal Reserve System Jrd Sundays, 9 a . m., 2nd and s~p t .; Sun day e'":en1ng serv1ce, Wolfe ,. asst. supt.; morning Kirkdoesn'twork. No excuse except be's tired after being out •th Sundays; Mid Week Service, 7. 30. Youth meetong, Monday, 7 worshop, 11 a .m .; evening COIIIIantzy wilb bis jailbird friends. He's been an-esled five limes Wednesday, B p. m. p.m. Mid-week service, Wed- sermon. 7: 30 p .m ., alternating N\eigs County Bran·ch GREAT BEND- Worship 11 nesda y, 7: 30p.m . . , and ow parents bave bad to bail him wt, pay lawyers' fees , etc. each Sunday. Class meeting. 11 a. m .• 2nd and 4th Sundays; SYRACUSE CHURCH OF a . m . alternating Sunday wlicb !bey ean't afford. Churc h School, 10 a. m. Rexall Drugs THE NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. mornings, Alfred Wolfe, If It weren't for us, be wouldn' t even feed tbe baby, pay the LETART FALLS - Worship Larimore, pastor . Bob /VIoore, layleader; Chr istian Endeavor, We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions utilities. It's got so now be comes over and belps himself to 10 a. m .; Church School 9 a . m. Sunday School Supt . Sunday 7: 30 p . m . Sunday, Roger 992-2955 Pomeroy MORNING STAR - Worship School , classes tor all ages, 9:30 Buc kl ey, president. Prayer 296 W-:-second Ph. 992-3863 Pomeroy any~ be wants at our houses. Anyooe but a relative, we'd call 9:30 a . m.; Church School 10:30 a . m .; mor.11ing worship, 10:(5, mee tong, Wednesday, 7:30p. m. It ''breaking and entering." Their apartment is so filthy we won't a. m .; MidWeek Servic e, NY]>S Sunday, 6: 30 p . m.; Board meeting l irsl Monday . Wednesday. 8 p. m. evangelistic service, Sunday, each month . 7 ~ 30 p ,' m. go there. MORSE CHAPEL - Worship p.m. Mid-week prayer, . When the brothers and sislers decide to get tough, M001 cries 11 a . m .• lsi and 3rd Sundays; 7:30 SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED meet ing, Wednesday, 7:30 p.ni. and . and says we're going against our own blood. What can we do about Churc h School, 10 a . m. Mss ionory meeting , second PRESBYTERIAN - Rev . Electric ihJtor Repair Worship 7: JO Wednesday, 7:30p. m. St. Rt. 7 Russell Lester, pastor. Worsh lr Chester, Olio 810 W. Main lbisclrul*en bum-ben he uses his child lo keep us "giving"?- p. PORTLANDm.; Cllurch School 9: 30 a . m. 992 _5750 serv1ce, 9 a . m.; Sunday Schoo Choose the Church of your Choice UVING JN A NIGHTMARE UNITED FAITH NON10 a . m. ' SUTTON - Worship. II a . m. Rev . 2nd 'and 4th Sundays; Church DENOMINATION . Deer LIN: Dennis Weaver, paslor. Sunda) RUTlAND School 10 a . m. What your famlly needs is a "get tough" conference whicb WESLEYAN !Racine) - school. 9:30a.m.; Bob Barber, wiD persuade your' protective mother it's time to let go ... thai Worsh ip. · 11 a . m.; Cllurch supt.; worship servi ce. 10:30 RUTLAND FIRST BAPa .m.; youth meeting, 6: (5 p.m.; TIST - Re v. Samuel Jackson, School. 10 a . m. Take Someone with You to Church ' pia~ ' 'llrotber's keeper" is a dangerous and losing game. Meats and Groceries UM YF tor all churches of the church, 7: 30 p.m. Bible study , pa stor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Syracuse If lllqs are as bad as you say, the baby can be legally Sout hern Cluster, 7: 30 p. m. Wednesday. 7: 30 p.m. 992-3986 ~s . Gertrude Buller, supt. Kermit Walton, Nf;Jr. . Prayer Service, I : 30 p. m.; each Sunday al the Youth Rllloved lrt1n Ibis man's hwsehold. Then : next time he is Cenle r (Oak Grove Road . I EDEN UNITED BRETHREN' pr,...ching service, 2 p. m. .-nsled, let the law lake its course.-H. NORTHEAST CLUSTER IN CHRIST - Elden R. Blake, Deer Helen: pa stor . Sunday School, 10 a . m. ; RUTLAND CHURCH OF Rev . Jacob lehman Rev . Standley Brandum Winnie Holsinger. sup!. MorCHRIST - Sunday school, 9:30 I get fed up with the "good" people who criticize the "evil" ALFRED - Worsh ip II a . m.; nlng sermon, 11 a . m.; Evening a .m., V._ H. Braley, sup!.; .:lUvities of Nevada-mainly gambUng, prootituUoo and quickie Furniture and Appliances Churc h School lOa. m.: Prayer ser vice Chr istian Endeavor, commun1on an'd devotions, Church and Offlce .Supplies-Gifts meet ing . Wednesday. 7:45p. m. 7: 30 p . m .; Mrs . Lyda 19 : 30 a . m . Regular board •lvan:es. 992-2641 Phone 985·3308 Chester, Middleport JOPPA - Worship 10 a . m. ; Ch eval ier, president . Song meeting 7: 30, third Saturday 1"- people, such as "Disappointed" (she jumped on you for Chur • c h School 9 a . m.; Prayer and sermon. ~: 20. Mid- ""fnr""'~UTLAND tOMnot calling NeviidaaSod001and Gomorrah ), have probably never .Meel ing , Wednesday, B p. m. service Week prayer meetong Wed- MUNITY CHURCH - Rev llftd ill IDJSiale. Underworld characters thrive oo mote here LONG BOTTOM - Cllurch nesday, 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Mazoe A nr 1 sun d~Y. : Attend the Church of Your Choice 1 IS, pas or. mos vices, 9a . m.; Sunday School Holsinqer class leader. llln die,- do anywhere else. frime is not rampant. It's .a GOOD ser • . School , 9: 30 a . m.; Worshop ' 9: 45 a. m. Bibl e sludy eve ry t u ; E ~ O Y LOWER LIGHT service, II a . m.; Wednesday PUCE to h. Thursday. 7: 30 p.m. Bulova Watches-Sales & Service - H~rrisonvitle Road. prayer meeting , 7:30 p. m. NORT H BET HEL - Worshi p CHURCH Nevada's oaly major Industry is gambling. If it didn'llring ·Pomeroy 186 N. Second Middleport Ph. 992-::i.t98' ~ ev . Roy Taylor, pastor ; Henrr. Sunday night worship, 7:30. II a . m .; Church School 10 a . m. llllulllllrioilllldl lin, tbe state might face bankruptcy. Ebli n, Sunday School Sup . RUTLAND CHURCH OF REEDSVILLE - Worship 8 M far pnlllltutlon, true, Nevada bas tbe only legal houses in p. m.; Church School 10 a . m .; Sunday School , 9:30 a . m.;, THE NAZARENE -Rev. Lloyd evening worship, 7:30 p. m. D. Grimm, Jr .. pastor. Sunday tile U.S. (IIIII lbere'a a queslloo even bere aboot their legality), Prayer Mee1i na. Wedne ~rl~ v . ~ P rayer a nd pras ie service, School, 9:30 a . m .; Morning p. ln . ' and worship, 10:30 a. m.; Young IIIII itn'lll bellllr Ill be legal wlllt good health standards than let SILVF.R RIDGE - Worship, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. people's servh.:e, 6: 45 p. m.; VD and aime 1"1111 -trolled? The oldest pro(ession will be 10 a . m .; Church School. 9 a . m. 9'92-2550 t OM 'AU N: CHURCH; Evangeli stic servic~s. 7: 30.. p 11 TUPPERS PLAINS a a •, noiiiiUIII' wllat,IO why not out in the open where it 's less Oe x.te,. Wor s hip services ';· Wednesday eve~m;J ser v1 ce 240 Lincoln St. Worship 9 a'm.: Chu rch School Ph. 949-3272 Middleport ~acine, Ohio *'J •?-STAN Sa tur day and Sunday, 7:30p.m . .30 p. m . 10 a . m. . POMERC-Y :Voice ..... along .•• .....: B r'Way · • '· I 11'111 . ·• E-4 "'"- u % > ;.__'--- chapter in Liz Renay' s autobiography considered so sizzling, publisher Lyle Stuart didn' t dare prinl it: it's about a dead famed politician. Alexandra Mark, whose book, " Aslrology in the Aquarian Age," suffered from the FCC ban on TV fostering a belief in aslrology, will sue. Her brain surgeon husband Dr. Vernon Mark hired a respected Boslon law fLnll ... Jack Carter and exwife Paula Stewart are tiHing worse than just before the divorce . Something about $20,0110 • Cary Grant's ex-wife, Betsy Drake, has written a . novel considered "prestigious" by the very prestigious Atheneum Publishers ; it's due Oct. 18 and previewers rate it right up with "To Kill a Mockingbird" and · "Member of the Weddmg" ... Betsy is one ex·~•- 4---------:._-=;_,____;_______..,..:·=-~-=------------ ~----~--------~----------;------~--------------=;_.:._ ___.:.___________ __________..,..:_______________ Cary who keeps a ladylike silence about her marital disappointments ... Betsy's been working in recent years as apsychodrama therapist on the staff on UCLA's Neuropsychialric lnslitute ; her depth of experience fills her novel, "Children, You Are Very little ! " rated "a strong first novel." LISTEN TO 2oth CENTURY EFORMATION HO~III . Mon. thru Fri. 9:30AM "JI:ft UN THE l '""'DIAL . WMOV .. I .. . " �- I ., .. CHURCH OF THE NAZA· ]!ENE Middleport. Re v. Audry Miller. pastor ; Floyd Carson. sup!. Sunday school•. 9:30 a.m .; Morning wor10:30 a.m.; juflior ship. l9(lety. 6: 30 p.m.; NYPS 6; ~ p~ 1'11 . Sundd y evangel ist iC meeling , 7: 30 p.m . Prayer BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE - Minersville . Sunday School , 10 a .m.; preaching, 11 a .m.; evening worship, 7: 30p.m . Mid· week prayer serv ice, Tuesday , 7:30p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN - David Slaufler, pastor ; Stan lord Stockton, sup! . Morning worship. 9: 30 a .m .; -c hurch sc hool, 10: 30 a .m. ; young peoples meellng, 6:30 p.m .; evening . wor.shlp, 7: 30. Bible s ludy. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. c ~ • • ..•• .. ~ ... ..• # • ., • ANTHONY , i40 ~ ' HEINER'S BAKERY GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. . aeeow LYONS MARKET THE FARM'ERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. JackJonessuspectshebusled ~~~~ r:~o~~!-c~:!~ a~ Manila's SWISHER & LOHSE GAUL'S TRAILER Sll ES GAUL' . S SHAKE HAVEN - NEW YORK a.DTHING HOUSE MIDDLEPORT 8001\ STORE · POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE. - SADIE'S MARKET RIDENOUR SUPPLY o. F. J. 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Perry Como drew more than 100,0110 in one night at Chica•o's Soldier's Field some RACINE FOOD MARKEJ ROYAL OAK PARK E r:IJ Vo;;;_., of his bed. BOGGS·EQUIPMENT GAUL'S MARKET FRIDAY 8: 30-3, "River of Mystery" 9:30-8, "Autumn of a Hunter" d es M& RFOODUNER -"6&".., ~= Jfo =.. .has a stock market Iicker cIa cki ngawayspanga t the fooI ·- OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. I I I I I I I I I I .I Fold and PlaceNear Your Television Set ~ for Convenient Reference ....~ · ...., "C By OOMIGAN SOHIO STATION 79; .: Averell Harriman, bas • ·been an admirer of biB nextmonth-bride, Pamela Digby Oturchill Hayward, 51, since his ,London war years ; her then- . hubby, the late Randolph Oturchill, was , so irate over Ave's of course perfecUy tidy enlhusiasm for Pam, then In ber 20s, he .l hreatened · a . ' I duel. .. Women's Wear listed Women" baH a dozen of Pam's rich SUNDAY II : 30-13, " The Egyptian" admirers from Rothschilds, 5:~13. '' KIM" II : 30-8, " The Amerlcano" 7:30-8, "Bandolero" Whitneys, Agnellis etc. but WEDNESDAY 9:0D-13, " The Silencers" didn't mention Frank Sinatra, 7: D0-3, "Wings of Fire" 11:30-8, "Laura" Pamela's most recent best8: 30- 3, "Murder By the MONDAY Barrel" bet ... Johnny Carson's reported 7:D0-13, " Four For Texas" ll : lD-8. " My Favorite Spy" one of the backers of F. Lee t-o 9:00-3, "Where Were You ll : lD-13, " Chase a Crooked Bailey's new magazine , When the Lights Went Out" Shadow" II: 30---'-8, "Here Come the ''Gallery" .. . Recent suicide · THURSDAY Girls" who left an estate of almost baH 9'oo-8• " How To Save A 12: 30-13, "Torch Song" "· I And R I Y a million startled some of her ,...,rrage, un our TUESDAY Life" . stylish friends: one had given 8: 3D-13, " Five Desperate ll :3D-e, " War Path" .her an apartment, lhinking she ll :J0-13, " Rawhide" was chic but destitute, another canvassed rich mutual friends . . ID join her in giving the old lady $150 a month apiece. Alma Marden , separated from realty millionaire and former Bdwy. theater owner . Ben Marden, operator of the Riviera across the George . Washington Bridge,in Fort Lee, , N. J ., when it was tbe most splendid gambUng casino in America, amazed diners at Louise's E. 58th St. spot by showing anyone who'd look old news clippings of Ben's longlegal purple past . .. Ginger Rogers admits sbe and Bill · ~. CC ~ _, 'li £ 11 Marshall are being divorced, as .!1 e:S ~:s wesaidheremon lhs ago ... P . J. ., ., E ~ t;:. !; ~ _,.."- _ c c "" ~ - 01 Sl .:: o ...i5 ... ~ c .r .c. -00 -l Clark • owner Danny La _..,. ••I ·--------------------------------------------------~---------------------------------------------~--- r------· -------------------1 MARK VSTORE . . , : !Helen Help Us! EKLY GUIDE TO BETTE-R · TV VIEWING • FIRST SOUTHERN BAPCHURCH TIST - 282 Mulberry Ave., meelipg Wednesday, 7: ~ p .m.· l aMIDWAY ng_sville-Oe)(ter. Prayer I'OMEROYtRililt' - "ev. Pomeroy, affiliated wilh S. B.C., meeting, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday . W. H. Perrin, pastor. Roy the Rev . Fred Hill. pastor. - ·. Rev. Robert Searles, pastor. MT. UNION BAPTIST - 1 Mayer, Supl. O.urch school. Sunday School, 9: 30 a .m .; Rev . Cecil Cox , pastor. Sunday ' 9: 15a. m.; worship, 10:24 a . m. ; morning worship, 10: 30 a. m.; M~SON COUNTY BRADFORD CHURCH OF school SliPt .. Joe Sayre. Sunday youth choir rehearsal Monday. iunior soclety. 6: 30a. m. NYPS. CHRIST - Clifford Smith, 9: 45 a .m .; Sunday • sc hool, • 6:30 p. m.; Mrs. Marvin Burl, 6: .45 p.m. Sunday ev11ngelistic THE HILAND CHAPEL. minis ter . Sunday School 9:30 a . director; senior choir meeting. 7:: 30 p. m. Pra yer George Casto, pastor. Sunday m.; morning church 10:30 a . evening worship, 7130. Wed.: reloMrsal, 7: 30 p.m .. Thursday, meeting Wednesday. 7:Jll p.m. School ~ 9: XJ; evenir19 worship, m.; Sunday evening service, nesday prayer and Bible study, .- • .1 Mrs. Paul Nease. d irector . All 7: JO. Thursday evenmg prayer 7:30p . m. Wednesday service, 8 7: lO .p.m . .. day quilling party lor Busy Bee service, 7:30 p .m . p. m. MIDDLEPORT TUPPERS PLAINS Oass, Thursday, at church CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Mr. MASON FIRST BAPTIST Mf. MORIAH BAPTISTHOBSON CHRISTIAN John Wyaff, pastor; J . S. Davis, social room. Corner Fourth and Ma in, Second and Pomeroy Sis., Sian UNION Darrel Doddrlll, Middl._t. Rev. Henry L. Key, Craig, pastor. Sunday sc hool , pastor. Sunday School, 9: 30 a. Sunday School supI. ; Sunday . school, 9: 30 a . m., Morning ' PO~EROY CHURCH OF Jr ., pastor. Sunday Sc~ 9:30 9: t5 a .m.; worship service, 11 THE NAZARENE - Corner a. m.. Arnold Richards, sup!.; a .m. ; 1rainlng union, 6:30'"p.m . ; m .. Annie Mohler, supt. ; Sermon, 10: 30 a. m. Evening ~ Un ion and Mulberry . Re v. M<?rni_"9 _worship 10: 30 a, m. _ evening worship service, 7: 30 Leonard Gilmore. first elder; sermon, 1 p. m. evening service, 7:30 p. m. C!vde V. Henderson, pastor. p.m. Mid-week prayer service, Wednesday prayer meeting, LETART FALLS UNITED· Sunday School 9:30 a . m .. FIRST UNITED PRES- Wednesday , 7: 30 p.m. ,7:30 p. m. BRETHREN - Rev. Robert Raymond Wa lburn, sup! BYTERIAN, Middleport- Rev. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF Shook. pastor ; Herschel Norris, Morning worship 10: 30 a . m:. Russell Lesler, pastor. Sunday Services at 315 Main St .• Pl. Sunday school, 9:30a.m.; ~-ing service 7:30 p. m. Mid School 9:30 a . m., Lewis Sauer. Pleasant. Sunday .School 9: IS GOD _ Racine Roule 2_ The supl. morning sermon, 10:30 a.m.; week service. Wednesday, 7:Jf supt.; worshi p service 10:3( a .m. Sundays, 11 a .m.; Wed- R ev. Charles Ha'n~. pas tor: evening sermon, 7:30 alter- , p. m. a .m. nesday, leslimonial meeting 8 Sttnday school •. 9. t5 a.m.. naling each Sunday. Ptayer GRACE EPISCOPAL - Rev p.m. All welcome. morn ing w~rsh1p , 11 a .m . service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. _Stanley Plallenburg, minister. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Ev.ening ~v1ces, Tuesd~y ~nd ( Prayer meeting, 7: 30 p.m. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Froday, 7:30. Morning prayer and sermon, • .Lar ry Carnahan presidi ng alternating Sundays. . 10:30 a . m. Holy communion minister. Sunday, Bible lecture, - Letart Route I, the Rev. Stan and sermon, first Sundays, 9:30 a . m. ; Watchtower study, Cra ig, pastor . Sunday school. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHESHIRE CHURCH OF 10:30 a . m. Church school, 10:30 a. m .; Tuesday, Bible 9: 30 a .m.; prayer and Bible CHURCH OF CHRIST - John GOD OF PROPHECY, G. P. kindergarten l hrough eighlh study, 7: 30 p. m. ; Thursday, study, 7:30p.m. Collage prayer • Rockhold, pastor. Bible study, Smith, pastor. Sunday School, grade, 10:30 a . m. m ini stry school 7: 30 p. m .• serv ice , Tuesday, 10 a.m. ; 9: 30 a .m. ; morning worship, lOa. m.; Arthur Henson, Supl.; worship serv ice, Fr iday. 7:30 10: 30 ; evening worship, 7:30 Morning Worship 11 a. m.; POMEROY CHURCH OF service meeting 8:30 p. m. CHRIST-Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., MIDDLEPORT CHURCH p.m. p.m. Wednesday Bible sludy, You"ll Peoples service, 7 p.m.; paslor. BibleSchool.9:30a. m. ; ·of Christ in Christi•n UniOnMA~ON - CHURCH OF 7:30p.m. Evenong service, 7:30 p. m.; worship, 10: 30; adult worship La wrence Manley. pastor ; Mrs. CHRIST - John Steele, pastor. Mid-Week Prayer Wednesday 'service -and .. youag peoples Russell Young , Sunday School Worship. 10 a .m. ; Bible study, PLANTS COMMUNITY Service, 7: 30 p. m. ~·== meeting, both 7: 30 p. m. _Sun- Supt. Sunday School9: 30 a.m .; 11 : IS a .m.; evening worship, MISSION Antiquity. Sermeeting, 6: 30 p. m.; Evening day-Wednesday. combo ned Even ing worship 7:30. Wed- 7:30 p.m. M1d-week serv1ce. vices, 7:30 p. m. Thursday and worship. 7: 30 p . m. Bible study and prayer nesday prayer meeting , 7:30 p. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday evenings. John Dill, CHESTER CHURCH OF THE meeting, 7:30 p. m. m. pa stor. It's afte r hours. Yet most of the windows are bright. Perhap• NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert THE SALVATION ARMY MASON ASSEMBLY OF Envoy RayS. Wining, officer in M I 0 D L E PORT PEN- GOD - Second St. , Mason, W. Grate, ~stor. Worship service, the cleaning crew is at work, or a few executives catching up on r,llarge. ~~ 10 ~ m.._ TECOS~A.L. Third Ave.• the Va. Chester Tennant, pastor. 11 a . m. ~nd 7:30 p. m. Sunday. their mail. STIVERSVILLE COM- Sunday School, 9:30 a . m. Holiness meeting; iu:JU a. m. Rev. W1lham Kn1ttel . pastor, Sunday school, 10 a . m .; Sunday School. Young People' s Ronald Dugan, Sunday School morn ing worship, 11 a. m.; MUNITY, Rev. Edsel Hart, Richard Barlon, sup!. Prayer Whatever the reason, the lighled windows glow with purpose. Legion, 7p.m.;Thursday, 11o3 supi.; Classes for all ages, evangellsllc service, 7:30 p. m. pastor. Sunday School service meeting , Wednesday, 7: 30p.m. The dark windows ote blank, austere and forbidding. What differp. m., Ladies Home League; 1 eveni~ service. 8 p.m. Y~g Bible study and prayer service, 10 a .m . Prayer Meeting each • HARRISONVILLE PRES-. p. m~ rl;~oc:cPeoples meeting and B1ble ' Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Phone Thursday 7:30 p.m. Sunday ence o ne flick of a light swilch con make I BYTERIAN Mrs. Norma eve ning service, 7:30p.m . SACRJiD HEAR f - t<ev .-_ Study Fridav 8 o.m m -5133. Lee, Sunday Schoop SuperinPeople are like the windows of this building. Some, radiant Father Bernard Krajcovlc, tendent. Sunday School 9:30 a . w~h the joy of living, line! days lull, happy one! useful. They ore pastor . Ph~ne 992 -28~5, FF.cEWILL BAPTIST ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST m. Sunday Service 8 p. m. Rev. HARTFORD CHURCH OF Saturday evenong Mass, 7-30 CHURCH - Corner Ash and CHRIST in Christian Union Pomeroy - Harr isonville Max Donahue, Middleporl, fun to be oround. Others, gloomy ond sod, fine! life lonely and p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 . Plum, Middleoort. Noel Rev. O' Dell Manley, pastor. Road. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. pastor· meaningless. Their company is tedious. a.m . Conlesslons, Saturday 7· Herrman. pastor; Guy Priddy, Sunday school. 9: 30 a .m.. Roger Paul McElroy , Sunday LAUREL CLIFF FREE 7:30p.m. . Sunday School Supt. Saturday Manley, supL ; evening service, School Supt. Sunday Schooi9:30 METHODIST - Rev. Eugene Whot makes the difference? Where con you furn if lile seems • POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST evenlng serv ice. 7 p. m. Sunday 7: 30. Wednesday even ing a. m .; morning worship and Gill , pastor. William Bailey, troublesome? You can't flick a switch to change on attitude. -Robert Kuhn, pastor. George School, 10 a . m .; Sunday prayer meeting , 7:30 p.m . commun ion , 10: 30 a. m. ; supt. Sunday School, 9:30a.m.; 'Skinner, Sunday School supl. evening worship, 7 p. m. Sunday evening youth service Sunday evening youth Christian Morning worsh ip. 10:30 a . m. ; The secret ;s in your church. Worship one! sfuciy there, one! welSunday School, 9:30 a . m.; 6: t5 with Macy Lou Carter, endeavor, 6:30; Worship ser- Evening worship, 7:30 p. m . come the living presence of God into your heart and mind. Your vices , Sunday, 7: 30 p . m . Wednesday , Christian Youth morning worship, 10 ' 30 a . m.; FIR.ST a•PTfSfCHURCHol leader. No Tuesday service. · BYF, 6 p. m. ; Bible Sludy " whole life will be lighted ond your doys filled with new happineJS. Wednesday evening prayer Crusade, 6: 30 p. m.; Prayer Wednesday 7 p. m.; choir Middleporl, corner of Sixth and meetingand Biblestudy,7: 30p. meeting 7:30p. m. Thursday. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ,P.I'adice, Wed., 8:30 0 • m. Palmer Streets, Rev. Charles .choir practice, 7 p. m . Services, 315 Main St., Pl. m. • Simons, pastor. Danny ST PAUL LUT Monday Sunday Tuesday Wecinesciay Fridoy Saturday Thursdoy • HER.. N Thompson, Sunday School Pleasant. Sunday services, 11 DEXTER CHURCH OF a .m . Wednesday Testimonial ~':d.ArlhuSchoolrC. L.und • pastor. Super i nlendenl. Sundav ST. JOHN LUTHERAN R omans • II Chronicles • Psalms • Psalms • Isaiah • Matlhew • Mark CHRIST -Danny Evans, 15 Y • '' a. m.. church school lor everyone meetjnp. 7: :1l o.m. Pine Grove. the Rev. Arthur pastor. Norman C.. Will, sup!. 15:1-6 29,30-33 51:1 -13 88J -12 58,3-12 7:1·13 17:22·27 O!arles Evans, Supt.; worship 9 15 Mor · hi Combs, pastor. Sunday School, Sunday School 9:30 a . m.; a.m. ; E nong wors p service, 10.. 30 a . m. on. . MEi~i COUNTY 9 a. m.; church services, 10 a. Worship service, 10: 30 a . m. firmation class, Tuesday, 4, 15 1_0:15 a.m:; venong servoces, m. to 5: 30 p.m. ; Junior Con- 7. 30_p.m. , Wednesday prayer Chri~tian Endeavor Sunday MEIGS evenrng . lirmalion class, Thursday, 6, 30 seryoce, 7:30p.m. Exira youth to 7: (5 p .m. _actoviloes on Sunday, 5 p.m .• for COOPERATIVE REORGANIZED CHURCH SEVENTH DAY ADVENT-· all youth up to sixth grade; 6:30 OF JESUS CHRIST 0" LATPARISH TIST _ Pomeroy, Mulberry ~'i'~~ior and senior high TER DAY SAINTS- ~ortlandWith the hope it will, in some measure. foster and help sustain that whi_ch is Hgts. llerbet I Morgan, pastor: THE UNITED BRADBURY CHURCH OF Racine Road . Ralph Johnson, ood in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the bustness METHODIST CHURCH CHRIST, Roy Bill Carter. pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a . CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sabbath School, Saturday, 2 p. evangelist ; Thurman Carsey. m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a . Robert R. Cord. Director m.; worship; 3: 15p.m. Dorcas Middleport, 5th and Main. :irms and organizations whose nall)eS appear below. Society, lOa. m. each Thursday. Raulin Moyer, pastor. Michael POMEROY CLUSTER Bible Schoolsupt. ; Bible School m.; Sunday evening service, 7 Rev. Roberl R. Card · "GRAHAM UNITI;:O METH- Gerlach, Sunday School sup!. 9: 30 a.m. ; morn1ng wors h'1p, p. m . Wednesday evening Rev. 5t•nten Smith lh 11 pr,ayer services, 7:30 p. m. _ ODIST CHURCH - Preaching Bible School, 9:30 a.m.; mor10 : 30 a.m .; you C ESTER W h' 9 5 mee ng, 6 _ 9:30 a . m., first and second ning worsh ip, 10: 30 a .m .; HCh h Schooorsl10 op :I a . p.m .• evening service, 7 p.m., BETHLEHEM BAPTIST ' Sundays of each month; third evening worship, 7:30 p.m.; m.; urc a . m. Christian Workers Class. G 1 Be d Ch 1 ENTERPRISEWorship. 9 rea n • ares Norr is, and fourth Sundays each monlh, : prayer service 7 p.m. Wed, I IO Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. ; prayer paslor. Worship service, 9: 30 a . Ch h Schoo PLUMBING AND HEATING a. m .; urc .worship service at 7:30 p. m. nesday. • a . m. meeHng Wednesday 7· 30 p m S d Sc FLATWOODSWorship. 11 • · · · m.; un ay hool, 10:30. a . m. Phone 992-3284 Wednesday evenings al 7:30, _ • 992-2550 Middleport '"· m. ; Church Sehooi 10 a . m. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST" "- C'ARtltTON ·cHURCH · ..:.. · Prayer and Bible 6ludy ... _. 1 ..u 1 J • \;r .. '-' !,·,, ' . "· Lincoln.St: " . Mid!ll!!port· • QC'~ ~ rQ O~r".t:,...·-.-r·•• POMEROY..,- wc.-.hl ~ 10:17:";- Hobal t Newell, sup!. Servi«t•) ~ingsliufy ··'Road . ' Sun'dar. ' • J • • • • ,._. O .... e..- ? •:;" • • a. m.; ChurchSchoo19:15a. m.; weekly, _9:30 a .m. on Sunday. School, 9:30a. m., Ralph Car , UMYF 6:30 p. m. Preachong forst and lhord sup!. Worship serv ice, 10:30 a . ROCK SPRINGS- Worship Su~days of month by Clifford m. and 7:30 p. m. alternately. lOa. m.; Church Schooi9 a . m.; Smoth. 9:30a.m. Prayer meeting , Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jay Stiles, UMYF 6:30p. m. MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER RACINE 'l'llfSr CHURCH pastor. Bakers oi Good Bread Middleport, Ohio OF THE NAZARENE Rev. Robert Bumgarner Huntington, W. Va . HEATH - Worship 10: 30 a . Sunday 'School . 9: 30 a . m. ; OLD DEXTER CON m.; Church School 9:30 a . m.; Morn ing Worship, 10:30 a . m. ; GREGATIONAL CHURCH .UMYF 7 p. m. Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. Rev . Willard Dutcher, pastor. RUTLAND- Worship 9: 15 a. Wednesda y, Sunday School Mrs. Worley Francis, Sunday m.; Church School 10 a. m.; Super intendent, Pauline Mc- School Supt. Sunday School, 7 p. m. Ci inlock, pastor. Rev . Morris 9:45 a . m. Church Services first I I UMYF Sales · Allis Chalmers-=-Service SALEM CENTER- Worship M. Wolfe. third Sundays following I I 9a. m .; Church School lOa. m.; RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - and Farm · Industrial - Lawn - Garden Sunday School , Second and Middleport, Olio Helen Bottel 1 UMYF Thursday . 7 p. m. · 1 CharlesNorris, paslor. Sunday fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p. Tuppers Plains 667-3435 SYRACUSE CLUSTER School. 9: 30 a . m. ; Morning m. services . WHEN WILL THEY EVER LEARN' Rev. Forresl R. Donley worship, 10:(5 a . m.; Sunday LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN • ASBURY - Worship 11 a . m.; evening worship, 7:30 p.m. ; Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor; Deer Belen: Churc h School 9:50 a . m.; Wednes day eve ning Bible Sunday School supt., Ronald Yoapnbabl.ygetliredofsucb~, wll'manolberwoman WSCS, lsi Tuesday. Study. 7:30 o. m. Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 a . · I ,L • FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a . Pomeroy Athens Road ID ovewiouam.riec!D18D. Imethimlwoyearsagowbenbeand on .; Churc h School IO a. m.; DANVILLE WESLEYAN, m.; preaching 10: (5 a . m.; The Store with A"Heart A Family That Worships Together . Racine lis wife were separaled. Ewn when tbey went bact logelbel-, I WSCS. 3rd Wednesday. 7:30 p. Re v. Lawrence Sull ivan , Even ong services, 7:30 p. m. 949-3342 · lim • m. pastor . Sunday School 9: 30 lill "-' Stays Together . HYSELL RUN FREE I -...Oil MINERSVILLE - Worship a .m .; youth and junior youth I got pepant, and be 81flll'e he wasn't the falbel- (a vasec- 10 a . m.; Church School9a . m.; service. 6: (5 p.m. ; evening METHODIST - Cecil Wise, kmy, be SAID), and told me if I kept the baby be would never WSC S. 3rd Monday. 7:30 p. m . worsh ip, 7:30p.m .; prayer and Pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 speak to me again. So I gave ber away, knowing ahnOI!lt forcerSYRACUE - Worship. 8 a. praise, Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. a .m .; Morn ing_ worship, 10:30 a.m. ; Young People's service, ... ,_ sbe biB • m.; Church School, 9 a . m .; SIL-VER RUN FREE BAP· 6: 45p.m . ; Evangelistic service, _., W8S • • Prayer and Bible Sludy, Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Bakers of Holsum Bread TIST - "Rev. Howard Kimble. 7: 30 p.m . Prayer meeling, Now Ibearbis wife isezpecting. When ~ faced him wilb it he Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. pasklr. Sunday school, 10 a .m.; Thursday , 7:30 p.m. Middleport, 0 . Middleport, Olio ......n.-1 ''So I lied ... " SOUTHERN CLUSTER Henry Davis, supt.; evening Rev. W. Dale McClurg FREEDOM GOSPEL ser vice, 7: 30 p.m . Prayer Hee:qJeetsme tokeeponwilbbim. And,call mea fool,llelen, Rev. Frank Cheesebrew MISSION - Bald Knobs. Rev. meeti ng, Thursday, 7: 30 p.m. bull want to becall!lei still !ewe him_'!ben there are times when 1 Rev. ~rlha Ann Mallner L. R. Gluesencamp, pastor. APPLE GROVE- Worsh ip B CHESTER CHURCH OF Roger Wilfred, Sr. , Sundar. wanttosuebimforthelOIISofmybaby.- WHICH? p. m . 2nd and 4th Sundays; GODRev. Donald A. Sheets, School Supt. Sunday Schoo, Nlember of the Big 3 Deer ''Wbicb": Cllurch School 9:30a. m.; Mid pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a . 9:30 . a . m.; Sunday evening Neilbel-! Week Service, Wednesday, 8 p. General Nlerchandise m.; Worsh ip service, 11 a . m.; worship 7:30. Prayer meeting. Chester, Ohio Evening service, 7: 30. Prayer Tuesday. 7:30 p. m. Ernest Tuppers Plains 667·3280 Get smart (finally ) and pull out of this cheater's life. You've ' mBETHANY !Dorcas I ~led loog enough.-H. Worship, 9:30 a . m. ; Church serv ice and youth serv ice. Deet~r , class leader. Yough Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Meetong Wednesday, 7:30p. m ., School 10:30 a . m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN I Ernest Deeter, leader. • CARME'L - Worship, II a. Dear Helen : m ., l si and lrd Sundays ; Homer Stephe ns. pastor. MT. HERMON UNITED Church School. 10 a. m. My brother Kirk is a lazy good.for-nothing and his wife is oo Sunda y School. 9:30 a .m. ; BRETHERN CHURCH IN EAST LETART - Worship, 9 .m orning wotship, 10:30 a .m.; CHRIST - Rev . Robert Shook, Family Recreation better, but lbey have a year-old baby-80 the whole fiiDlily gives a. m ., 1 sl and 3rd Sundays ; Robert Bobo. Sunday school pastor, Sunday School, 9:30 a . Pomeroy-Niember F. D. I. C. & S~imming bmbandwlabecausewedon' twantthebabytosuffer. Church School, lOa. m .• tsl and . . m., Roy Pooler. sup!.; Alfred Federal Reserve System Jrd Sundays, 9 a . m., 2nd and s~p t .; Sun day e'":en1ng serv1ce, Wolfe ,. asst. supt.; morning Kirkdoesn'twork. No excuse except be's tired after being out •th Sundays; Mid Week Service, 7. 30. Youth meetong, Monday, 7 worshop, 11 a .m .; evening COIIIIantzy wilb bis jailbird friends. He's been an-esled five limes Wednesday, B p. m. p.m. Mid-week service, Wed- sermon. 7: 30 p .m ., alternating N\eigs County Bran·ch GREAT BEND- Worship 11 nesda y, 7: 30p.m . . , and ow parents bave bad to bail him wt, pay lawyers' fees , etc. each Sunday. Class meeting. 11 a. m .• 2nd and 4th Sundays; SYRACUSE CHURCH OF a . m . alternating Sunday wlicb !bey ean't afford. Churc h School, 10 a. m. Rexall Drugs THE NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. mornings, Alfred Wolfe, If It weren't for us, be wouldn' t even feed tbe baby, pay the LETART FALLS - Worship Larimore, pastor . Bob /VIoore, layleader; Chr istian Endeavor, We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions utilities. It's got so now be comes over and belps himself to 10 a. m .; Church School 9 a . m. Sunday School Supt . Sunday 7: 30 p . m . Sunday, Roger 992-2955 Pomeroy MORNING STAR - Worship School , classes tor all ages, 9:30 Buc kl ey, president. Prayer 296 W-:-second Ph. 992-3863 Pomeroy any~ be wants at our houses. Anyooe but a relative, we'd call 9:30 a . m.; Church School 10:30 a . m .; mor.11ing worship, 10:(5, mee tong, Wednesday, 7:30p. m. It ''breaking and entering." Their apartment is so filthy we won't a. m .; MidWeek Servic e, NY]>S Sunday, 6: 30 p . m.; Board meeting l irsl Monday . Wednesday. 8 p. m. evangelistic service, Sunday, each month . 7 ~ 30 p ,' m. go there. MORSE CHAPEL - Worship p.m. Mid-week prayer, . When the brothers and sislers decide to get tough, M001 cries 11 a . m .• lsi and 3rd Sundays; 7:30 SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED meet ing, Wednesday, 7:30 p.ni. and . and says we're going against our own blood. What can we do about Churc h School, 10 a . m. Mss ionory meeting , second PRESBYTERIAN - Rev . Electric ihJtor Repair Worship 7: JO Wednesday, 7:30p. m. St. Rt. 7 Russell Lester, pastor. Worsh lr Chester, Olio 810 W. Main lbisclrul*en bum-ben he uses his child lo keep us "giving"?- p. PORTLANDm.; Cllurch School 9: 30 a . m. 992 _5750 serv1ce, 9 a . m.; Sunday Schoo Choose the Church of your Choice UVING JN A NIGHTMARE UNITED FAITH NON10 a . m. ' SUTTON - Worship. II a . m. Rev . 2nd 'and 4th Sundays; Church DENOMINATION . Deer LIN: Dennis Weaver, paslor. Sunda) RUTlAND School 10 a . m. What your famlly needs is a "get tough" conference whicb WESLEYAN !Racine) - school. 9:30a.m.; Bob Barber, wiD persuade your' protective mother it's time to let go ... thai Worsh ip. · 11 a . m.; Cllurch supt.; worship servi ce. 10:30 RUTLAND FIRST BAPa .m.; youth meeting, 6: (5 p.m.; TIST - Re v. Samuel Jackson, School. 10 a . m. Take Someone with You to Church ' pia~ ' 'llrotber's keeper" is a dangerous and losing game. Meats and Groceries UM YF tor all churches of the church, 7: 30 p.m. Bible study , pa stor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Syracuse If lllqs are as bad as you say, the baby can be legally Sout hern Cluster, 7: 30 p. m. Wednesday. 7: 30 p.m. 992-3986 ~s . Gertrude Buller, supt. Kermit Walton, Nf;Jr. . Prayer Service, I : 30 p. m.; each Sunday al the Youth Rllloved lrt1n Ibis man's hwsehold. Then : next time he is Cenle r (Oak Grove Road . I EDEN UNITED BRETHREN' pr,...ching service, 2 p. m. .-nsled, let the law lake its course.-H. NORTHEAST CLUSTER IN CHRIST - Elden R. Blake, Deer Helen: pa stor . Sunday School, 10 a . m. ; RUTLAND CHURCH OF Rev . Jacob lehman Rev . Standley Brandum Winnie Holsinger. sup!. MorCHRIST - Sunday school, 9:30 I get fed up with the "good" people who criticize the "evil" ALFRED - Worsh ip II a . m.; nlng sermon, 11 a . m.; Evening a .m., V._ H. Braley, sup!.; .:lUvities of Nevada-mainly gambUng, prootituUoo and quickie Furniture and Appliances Churc h School lOa. m.: Prayer ser vice Chr istian Endeavor, commun1on an'd devotions, Church and Offlce .Supplies-Gifts meet ing . Wednesday. 7:45p. m. 7: 30 p . m .; Mrs . Lyda 19 : 30 a . m . Regular board •lvan:es. 992-2641 Phone 985·3308 Chester, Middleport JOPPA - Worship 10 a . m. ; Ch eval ier, president . Song meeting 7: 30, third Saturday 1"- people, such as "Disappointed" (she jumped on you for Chur • c h School 9 a . m.; Prayer and sermon. ~: 20. Mid- ""fnr""'~UTLAND tOMnot calling NeviidaaSod001and Gomorrah ), have probably never .Meel ing , Wednesday, B p. m. service Week prayer meetong Wed- MUNITY CHURCH - Rev llftd ill IDJSiale. Underworld characters thrive oo mote here LONG BOTTOM - Cllurch nesday, 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Mazoe A nr 1 sun d~Y. : Attend the Church of Your Choice 1 IS, pas or. mos vices, 9a . m.; Sunday School Holsinqer class leader. llln die,- do anywhere else. frime is not rampant. It's .a GOOD ser • . School , 9: 30 a . m.; Worshop ' 9: 45 a. m. Bibl e sludy eve ry t u ; E ~ O Y LOWER LIGHT service, II a . m.; Wednesday PUCE to h. Thursday. 7: 30 p.m. Bulova Watches-Sales & Service - H~rrisonvitle Road. prayer meeting , 7:30 p. m. NORT H BET HEL - Worshi p CHURCH Nevada's oaly major Industry is gambling. If it didn'llring ·Pomeroy 186 N. Second Middleport Ph. 992-::i.t98' ~ ev . Roy Taylor, pastor ; Henrr. Sunday night worship, 7:30. II a . m .; Church School 10 a . m. llllulllllrioilllldl lin, tbe state might face bankruptcy. Ebli n, Sunday School Sup . RUTLAND CHURCH OF REEDSVILLE - Worship 8 M far pnlllltutlon, true, Nevada bas tbe only legal houses in p. m.; Church School 10 a . m .; Sunday School , 9:30 a . m.;, THE NAZARENE -Rev. Lloyd evening worship, 7:30 p. m. D. Grimm, Jr .. pastor. Sunday tile U.S. (IIIII lbere'a a queslloo even bere aboot their legality), Prayer Mee1i na. Wedne ~rl~ v . ~ P rayer a nd pras ie service, School, 9:30 a . m .; Morning p. ln . ' and worship, 10:30 a. m.; Young IIIII itn'lll bellllr Ill be legal wlllt good health standards than let SILVF.R RIDGE - Worship, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. people's servh.:e, 6: 45 p. m.; VD and aime 1"1111 -trolled? The oldest pro(ession will be 10 a . m .; Church School. 9 a . m. 9'92-2550 t OM 'AU N: CHURCH; Evangeli stic servic~s. 7: 30.. p 11 TUPPERS PLAINS a a •, noiiiiUIII' wllat,IO why not out in the open where it 's less Oe x.te,. Wor s hip services ';· Wednesday eve~m;J ser v1 ce 240 Lincoln St. Worship 9 a'm.: Chu rch School Ph. 949-3272 Middleport ~acine, Ohio *'J •?-STAN Sa tur day and Sunday, 7:30p.m . .30 p. m . 10 a . m. . POMERC-Y :Voice ..... along .•• .....: B r'Way · • '· I 11'111 . ·• E-4 "'"- u % > ;.__'--- chapter in Liz Renay' s autobiography considered so sizzling, publisher Lyle Stuart didn' t dare prinl it: it's about a dead famed politician. Alexandra Mark, whose book, " Aslrology in the Aquarian Age," suffered from the FCC ban on TV fostering a belief in aslrology, will sue. Her brain surgeon husband Dr. Vernon Mark hired a respected Boslon law fLnll ... Jack Carter and exwife Paula Stewart are tiHing worse than just before the divorce . Something about $20,0110 • Cary Grant's ex-wife, Betsy Drake, has written a . novel considered "prestigious" by the very prestigious Atheneum Publishers ; it's due Oct. 18 and previewers rate it right up with "To Kill a Mockingbird" and · "Member of the Weddmg" ... Betsy is one ex·~•- 4---------:._-=;_,____;_______..,..:·=-~-=------------ ~----~--------~----------;------~--------------=;_.:._ ___.:.___________ __________..,..:_______________ Cary who keeps a ladylike silence about her marital disappointments ... Betsy's been working in recent years as apsychodrama therapist on the staff on UCLA's Neuropsychialric lnslitute ; her depth of experience fills her novel, "Children, You Are Very little ! " rated "a strong first novel." LISTEN TO 2oth CENTURY EFORMATION HO~III . Mon. thru Fri. 9:30AM "JI:ft UN THE l '""'DIAL . WMOV .. I .. . " �.. 1-The llllllySentlnei,Middlep«~Moy,O., Sept. :K,lt71 . • Sentinel l;lassifieds Get Action ! Sentinel . Classifieds .Get Results,! ;. .. For Sale ·Real Estate Fif Sale . 2 SillS PoMeroy B · s • . · , .. . , .. Of =~QeT~..:~~.W-~~~t::r usmess ervtces ;' M-1 SISTER AN' HER · H16HFALOOTIN' CITY GADGETS SHORE SPOILT TATER WHILE WE WUZ. OFF VISinN' IN . TH' .FLATLANDS, ELVINEV 1:- .Notice rT----=---.:__-~~-----'---......;..;;..;;.....--:~:-:-"'11 TRAP AND still shoot, Sunday, Sept. 26, 1 p.m .• Rutland Gun Club, on New Lima Rd. · 9-2J.Jic GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Sep. !ember 26, 1 p.m ., Rac ine Gun Club. 9-22-41c - - -- - - YARD Sale, Fr iday and Saturday. Furn.ifure, clocks. glassware including some depression glass, many miscellaneous Items, also a few antiques. Mrs. Frank Cleland. VIne St.. Racine, Ohio. 9-22-31c HOMECOMING at the Eagle Ridge .Commun ity Church, Sunday. Sept. 26, Sunday School at 10 a.m., ' bas~el dinner af noon. Afternoon services at 2 p.m. featuring Bissell Brothers. All special singers Invited to participate. Everyone welcome to aHend. 9-2J.2tp .Motor Co. QUALITY b ushel , console, air spoiler, turbo hydromatic. power steer ing & brakes, 350 cu. in. V-B engine. Reall y Sharp. 1910 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 DOOR 52195 Less than 10;000 miles by local owner. ~arpas new in all ways. white over gold finish, !150 v.a engine, pOwer steering, r adio, white-walls, wh. covers. 1970 DODGE POLARA P495 4 Dr. V-Benglne, automatic trans .•. P.S., factory a ir, good .. tires, radio & other extras. white finish, clean interior. your own. ~~-~-~-,n_ds_:_~--~-:"--~-~-~---::f:: ~H~:U~'~s:-::=-.m-1-~-:-L,-n.-co-ln-9~:~:: ~~2'~~~;;;·-~. -~.~-~~·[·~--~:=::::::=-=·==-=·===· =~--··~..··-;--i'~,·;-~-~· 1 1 1970 CAMARO CPE. S3l95 Less than 11,000 miles & appearance of 71. model. Rally Sport equipped, Class ic copper with sandalwood Interior. t inted glass. factory air conditioned. sports mirrors, • 8 30 Auto Sales ean 1962 FORD 'h ton pickup truck wo. Phone 9>19-4551 . '.(IMEROY, OHIO For Sale 2196. 7-la.ttc •66ha~~~A~~i1rde:l~;2 :~: Virgil B. Rea I Estate For Sale . ea;, (leland Realty 11. · 14' · 24' • WIDE MILLER Wanted MOBILE IIJMES For Sale or Trade GRAND Champions and C. ALLIS Chalmers iractor, Reserve Champions in plows, discs and cultivators, O . V ,; H . S.A . and $550, witt trade. Phone 992· S. E.O.~;~ . E .A.-Horses aitd 604. 1 ponieS which have won in 9-21--4tp halter, showmanship , "' learn to read music in one evening,'' amazing new book shows how, only $3 .. Money back g~arantee . Write P. 0. Box <J188, Parkersburg, W. Va. 26101. 9-21 -4fc u pleasure, trail , reining. Female Help Wanted horsemanship and contest . LADIES! Supplement your husband's ina;me by showing Beeline Fashions. Call 9<193703, 446-4146. 9-22-3tc geldings · ages: yearling to 9 years old. Some have been shown by a 7 year old boy. S200 and up. Jr. Kennedy, Middleport, Olllo 742->1540. 9-2J.3tp Help Wanted Four mares and three RUTLAND - ~ ACRE. ~ neighborhood , N~W alum inurn siding and storm doors and windows, large front porch , 3 large dishes, cloc~s . and-or complete households . Write M. D. Miller, Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271. 8-2S.Ifc For Rent apartment, adults only , no pels, Middleport, phone m. 3814. \ :nrs Phone 992-2550 Insured- Experienced Work Guaranteed . - . See ·us for Free Estimate on Furnace lnstalation. Phone "2·2111 · APPLES Fllzpatr ick Qr. c hards , Stale Rou te 689, phone Wilkesville, 669-3785. ' 9-3-lfc 3 ROOMS Co~plete Kitchens, Baths Room Additions Atid Patios Backhoe And Endloader Work EXPERIENaD Radiator Service POMEROY 3 bedrooms. bath, furnace. Storm doors, windows. Now only $7,500.00. SYRACUSE -: 5 rooms. bath, basement. Noce lot. $6,000.00. LETART- 3 bedrooms, bath, furnace. Basement. $7,000.00. HELEN L TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE 992:3325 9-19-<ltc Services ROSE BE R R ~ furnace Installation. Free estimates on From the Largest Truck or' Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallest Heater Core. BlAEtrNARS Pli. 99'1-2143 Pomeroy 5-27-llc NE IGLER Construction. For building or remodeling your home . Call Guy Nelgler. Racine, Ohto. 7-31-lfc RA ,...a,.· Special At ~Moll Air condition ing . 1967 P~mouth Fury·IILSS95 Coupe Standard trans. . 1968 Chevrolet lmpala ..!l395 Coupe, H . T ., standard transmission . 1965 Ford ......................... s395 Hot Rod. 2 dr .• Grabber blue. 1966 Chevrolet................. '695 $35 :0o'lilown- 1968 MASON FURNITURE Mason. W.Va. H . T ., 327 standar d. P~mouth ...............s1295 RiBs 0.: Al Zeitler RIGGS BROS., INC. . fi5.41M . Ucatld "' s. Rl. 7 . 1 ALMA, I NI;VER Sti.ID YOI.IR ~ MOil!ER W/6 AWnt:H! I •r 6,98.·Parts Plus Blaetlnar'• 992-7608 PHONE 992-2143 . LANCELOT WHAT HELPFUL CREATURES!! I'D LIKE 10 PET ONE- 1 HCT'!! THE'/'S RRATORS!! 'lAY! JlJ!71' Pfif<FE.C( F'Ofl. !'T'TIGTCHING OtJf IN WE HAMMOCK! ' f.M, - BUGS BUl'INY GO!~ 'TO WATCH lOSEe THAT V0U DO A GOOD tronically. ' All work , guaranteed . Reasonable rates . Phone 992-321 3. 7-27 -tfc BILL NELSON C. BRADFORD. Auctioneer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 Crill Racine, Bradford Ollio :.~fi: HILTON WOLFE 992 36 5 7 ~~~~-~~~~~~~~~;=====·:":':·32=11=~ O'BRIEN ELECIRIC SERVICE POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main Residential. Commercial and Industrial Wiring 24 Hour Service Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES And FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display. 949-4551 Rt.2 R1cine, 0. ~~;~:;;;:,:;:;~:!~~~~;;:;;:::;;:::::;;: ft. SEWING MACH!Nn. serv ice, all makes, 992-2284, . The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. J-29-tfc w. COMPJO • · 0. D. OPTOMETRISJ' : · . OFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO . . . · : 12, 2 TO 5 (.CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COU.RT 'ST. 1 POMER Y. •. . '· t'_ ' I TilE BORN LOSER 1f mr Hrti'I.!IIS AHD 'r!RRIPIEP EVERY CAR UST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF PRICE . .... A COMPLETE OUT SALE OltC£ t LOVED 10 HOI1T-A/10 011 Ot1E LOCATIOI1, I lOOK UHLE JOHtltl'( U11T1L 1 SIIISEJ) A PRESENCE "" LOOX!J> VP- JIJII) 'n!IR£ --- IK 'I'll! '1'11£11 WJIS--• 'MR. ?'·-• WITH ME-· Ylt TRACKED A BMR -· BUT lJif lEAST WAS VERY CAIIH'f! HE 'SURI'Rl'SfD US AHD ATTACKED-· DAI Y AOIIOll8 1.Gather,u DOWN L OoDgre&- ?.Poker hand liE STORED SOME OF HIS STUFF AT OUR HOUSE 8ECAU5E WE LIVE NEAR 1liE FARM AIRPOn winnings _ _., 10. BreweiY product ll. Endlng Cor ozpban Burrowa Frarudln'• able period lllonal 21. Drome· COilcmt. dary or 2. ''EIIoa1ll of bactrlan _ _, 22. Camey 3. AliM 23. NoUc:e Qlut . Haw- thome'a __ ' •.,' . ... ...ol .• nar 4. Impromptu collection Bostot1 26. Elee- plate &. High IQ ltOdety T. London street (Zwda.) 8. Hautltoy 9."Athletlc blrtllplace 19. Boothe croup C&pltalof 14. Son of lllrltrea CUtoh 25.FroHc: .. ... rr J'IJI8T.--JOB B. vmon 10 1111 Klltc - trlcal unit 27. Solution 30. Hall! 33. de mer 35. Otlooe 3T. Turf event 38. Child at Adam ....""'.. lttl;l ciJWJWID~eiWW If t..Jc Unocrambletheoe four Jumble~, Supennan 24. City contempor- 5. In tllepaat ary 15.Mauna ~· 1 ..,. Q);l palm: lDl'IJ C:W FIXA1..B &Jic;M' A GOOD 'lmKG · TlllC JoiiNU'l'l:' TB11: otiiiR I'Jlii..UM_ 39.In adell· tlon fl. De ·Valera's ·-formletter ..... - words. lo four "'ordill&rJ oouniry U.Eqer fS. Rough. matted balr f6. Tv'. .... -~with 47. Word up or down WHAi ii-IE iAL.KAii\IE SAILOR WAS. ~t=...l ' - - - - - - -... ~Turmeric: 211. cruet Sl.llarvln 32.Dulpate 34. Ina wicked Factory air cond .• vinyl lop, one careful local owner. fully equipped. 6B Dodge Super Bee 2 dr. Hard Top. 67 Pontiac ·Overhead cam 6 2 dr. H. T. 66 Plymouth Super Sport 2 dr. Hard Top . 66 Rambler 6 cyl. Classic Sta. Wagon. 67 Chevrolet Impala 2 dr. Hard Top. 65 Pontiac V8 Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. 64 Ford VB Conv. Cpe. 64 Buick LeSabre Conv. Cpe. 61 Olds "BB" 2 dr. H.T. See the new 1972 Pontiac and Buicks now on display. way 36.Served tlleaoup as. Saunter - 40. Putura (' ,........,..I 44.Bieaeher 0 J..W... Plm OIUDI MCADI LOCAft f5. Favorite A.WU1". . . . . . l ... atli:Uabetlll 48.Be ,..U.r' 7 , . . . . . . _ '001 liD" mt.taken ft. ToumamODt pooltlllll IIO.Brown ldwl &1. Oollltell&- tlllll U.BUII ' .. .. DAILY (lBfPIOQUai'Il-llere'l.hOW to won H: AX'I'DLBAAX& II LOXCJI'I:LLOW ..· ' . BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS 119 Years o/ Continuo'" BUBine. . works 20. Kemor. f . Theoplan 4 Wh~l drive . New mud and snow 8 ply tires, low mileage . Like new . 70 Buick VB Custom LeSabre 2 dr. hardtop. · · Factory air. Only 19,345 easy miles · Showroom clean . 70 Ford LTD 4 dr. Sedan. PHONE M2-21 53.Indte to action growllt '• NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ORDER YOUR 1972 NOW! Green Brier, 4 dr ., P . B ., P . S., rack . · See Ray IIOW WAS I TO KNOW VOO -OISSECTED FROGS IN BIQLOGV, TODAV ~ I ON 1971 and 1972 BUICK$, PONTIAC$ & USED CARS. 1969 Chevrolet.~~~~-~~~~..sl895 trans . ." P . S. , air . .. ... .' ' rNI deal at their new lot at · Olester. Dr .• auto. . •• I'M =H=A=R=R-1-So "'N " '•s__T_V_ a-nd_ A_n.,... ienna Service, Phone 992-2522. new furnaces. oil or gas. 6-10-lfc Service work. Call Cecil 7.:-:-~;-;:=--:-:=::-::-:: Roseberry , Racine, Ohio. READY -MIX CONCRETE Phone 61>1-843-2214. delivered right to your 9-8-JOip project. Fast and easy. Free estimates . Phone 992-3284. Goeglein Ready -Mix Co ., AWNINGS. storm doors and Middleport, Ollio. w i ndows , carports . marquees, aluminum siding 6-30-tft' and ra iling. Call A. Jacob, sales representative. For free- SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph . es timates , phone- Charles 662-3035. li sle. Syracuse. V. V. Johnson and Son, Inc. 2-12-llc .Stop~£12IJ.11J!S,.r • 4 1 zt O' DELL WHEEL alignment located at Crossroads. Rt . 124. Complete front end service, tune up and brake service. · Wheels b~lanced elec - BIISilleSS .NEW FURNITURE $]49.95 'Balance•On Convenient Terms. ~··~~ . '{ •• THE BADGE GUYS ' ·: FOUR NEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE HOME IN RACINE . TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A 3 bedroom $16.900.00 home cati be purchased with a monthly payment as low as $65.00 tor a family with a base salary of $5,000.00 and three children. 7'1• Pet. annual · 3 HOMES- 2 rented- free as to all. Modern 3 bedr~m horn $16 000 00 · e. • · · : Septic Tanks And Leach Beds. CJaeck '.l'hese ••• Compare! Dr. · ,Air Conjlitioning ~ lnsp8dion and ,, ·lje!_I'JOt!_f!!m, BIG DEALS BEST DEALS 2 -- - :r--~ 'JtiE'r' ... MID . IOHftS()N M~Y · Have Yoiu Seasonal 1968 Ford Galaxie 500.~1395 • . . . -----y Open 8 Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main •.Pomeroy, 0. '---'--~--"---..J t~~~~~~~~~~~. ' Choice of white one without air and metallic green with air cond. New cars. ' 71 Buick LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan. Factory air and vinyl top . New car . 70 GMC VB Pickup. ----~ - - - -FURNISHED 2 bedroom Pomeroy Home & Auto . RURAL _ 3 bedrooms, bath, furnace . Garage. Garden. $7•000 ·00· INVESTMENT - 2 slor brick 30 rooms Parking ar!a . · Phone 992-2094 of Siegler Fuel Oi l Hea lers and Fur"lces. POMEROY J•c• W. Carsey~ Mgr. R KNOW OR. U.W..l ' 'oClJ KIJO!V ' . . .. ,. ,. ,. Hourr-Mottclay, TutsdiY, WednesdayandFriday · to 8:30a.m. 6p.m. Thursday IOa.m.tot:JOp.m. Saturday 8:3oa.m. to 1 p.m. .fHQNE 992-7474 from 30,000 to 65,000 B. T. U.. commode. drop in double sink . Albert Hill , Racine . Olllo, phone 949-2261. 9-24-<ltc acreage close to . Pomeroy. POODLE puppies, Sil ver Toy. GREEN BEANS. pick your Park view Kennels. Phone 992own, SLSO a bushe l, Andrew Phone 992-3374 . 5443. Cross. Racine, Ohio. 9-12-12tc 8-15-llc 9-3-181c FURNISHED apa r tment on Lincoln Hill, suitable for 1 or 2 people. Phone 992-3489 . 9·21-lfc GUARANTEED- Radio, standard trans. ~ L OC ==A ~L~MA~~N-w~is~he-s~ ~~ buy =-:-:-:~-=---­ MIDDLEPORT - 4 bedrooms, bath, nice living . Only $7,500.00. NEW & OLD WORK All Weather Roofing & Construction co. and· Anf!tony .Plumbing & Heating: complete Plumbing, Heating and A)r Con" ditioniilg. · 240 Lincoln St., Middleport .. c:~~~~~~;~Y11- 15.55 1969 Mavrick ..................s1595 I. EEK~AND :~· -; . ,_~~~ ~ liMO '.W • -· BEAlJtY Sll)p We also have a complete line MU_LE. good age, 1100 lbs. or (;OAL. limestone. Excels ior b1gger, work double or single. •au Works, ·E. Main St .• Phone 742-3912. ,>omeroy . Phone 992-3891. 9-23-2tc '-9-lfc 1 BEDROOM trailer apart ment, ideal for coupleS . Contact McClure' s Dairy Isle. 992-52-18 or 992-3436. 9-21-Sic SR. JOHNIE'S new, .(circulating gas heaters 1 f' j -~~·~~-:~: .ii'·~l 71 Pontiac Catalina Brougham 4 dr. Hard Top. Factory air . Low mileage demo. 71 Pontiac Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. ~:-=---::-----:-:-:::-::­ UNFURNISHED apariment. 4 rooms and bath, above Mark V Grocery. Middleport, very reasonably priced. Phone 9922331 . !·22 -Jtp · EXPERT Wheel Alit~ment ROOFING &CARPENTER WORK SPOUTING, · ROOF PAINTING Come to Riggs' Chester Lot! For Sale OLD r:urnnure, · bedrooms, bath. THIS IS AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY AT SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Reasonable rates . Ph. >146-4182, TWO GREAT piano values. JUST $5,900. from Carl's Keyboard Center. Gallipolis. John Russell , Baldwin' s - eby. reg . $8.tS Owner & Operator. RACINE - I story frame, 3 $695, wa l. reg. $895 - $745. bedr ooms , storage space ..,...-:-::-:-:-:-:~=--S.-:-13-Ift Hallett & Davis spinet s ~alore, carpeled, bath, nice AUTOMOBILE . Insurance bien trade, Early American, and it chen, large garage, .75 cancelled? Lost your French Prov. styles. retail ACRE ol ground, IN FIRST value $875 - spec. 5645 CLASS CONDITION. GOING operator's license? Call 992Includes free delivery, tuning 2966 · AT 520,500. THIS YOU and matching bench. Call · 6-15-tfc MUST SEE. Cart' s collect 485 -6931 Parkersburg. A SELLING BACKHOE AND DOZER work . 9-21-41c HAVE PROBLEM? PLACE THE Septic tanks installed. George --=--~--SALE OF YOUR (Bill) Pull ins, Phone 992-2-08. 1965 ELCAR. 2 bedroom mobile PROPERTY IN COM home, awnings , cement PETENT HANDS. 4-2s-lfc porch. garage, s torage HENRY E. CLELAND THE SHOP, Custom meat bu ilding, fru it trees, garden REALTOR area, on approximately 2 Office 992 _2259 cutting, Pleasan• RidQe Road, Pomeroy . Dick Vaughan, m . 'de acres - Langsville 61>1-3978 . Rest nee 992-2568 3374 and Dale Little. 992-6346. 9-21-<ltc 9-24-<llc 9-12-JOtc - - - -- 2 GAS circulating heaters. Phone 992-5262 evenings. 9-21 -Hc 20 tractor-sm. WOMAN to live in, light FERGUSON New 4 ft. and s it. 3-point housekeeping and cooking, black rotary mowers-$220 room and board, weekly pay. and $260 . New lmco 2-way dirt Phone 992-UI2. scoop-$100. Ermel Luckett, 9-21-<ltc Albany 698-3032. 9-23-3tc WOMEN to do housework in Pomeroy area. Write Fran, 16 CHINCHILLAS, 9 males and Box 23, Pomeroy, Ollio. 7 females with cages, S2SO. 9-24-Jip Phone 992-7305. 9-23-3fp WANTED - Person for parttime work in exciting new business in area. Must be able 8 ROOM house on Union Ave. Phone 992-5641. to read and write English 9-2J.6tp language with moderate proficiency, type a little, and provide transportation. Hours DON' T pump your sluggish 1911 ZIG-ZAG sewing machl,. septic tank . Get Klean-Em left in layaway. · Beautiful about 10-3 dally. Write P. 0 . All Septic Tank Cleaner . pastel color. lull s ize model. Box 106, Pl. Pleasant, or call Landmark Farm Bureau. All buill-in ~ bulfonhole, 61S.3398. Pomeroy. overcast and fancy stitch. 9-22-7tc 9-24- llc Pay ·lust $-18.75 cash or terms avai able. Trade· ins acCERTIFIED firemen. equal cepted. Phone 992-5641. opportunity, employment FOAM mattress and innersprlngs for twin bed , good 9-21-<ltc Gallipolis. Pt. Pleasant, condition. $20 for the sel. --Middleport area . Ideal VACUUM cleaner brand new Phone 985-3900. working conditions. Modern 9-24-Jip 1971 model . Complete with all equipment. Inquiries con cleaning tools. Small paint fidential. Reply Box m -s. C· O ==:-:-------,-..,.,-,..damage in shipping. Will takP. The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy, CONN trumpet and 52" pony, Myla Powell. 992-2622. S27 cash or budget plan Oh io. available. Phone 992·5641. 9-24-Jic 9-23-3tp 9-21 -6fc EARN AT home addressing envelopes. Rush stamped self-addressed envelope. The 16 FT. SWISS .Colony travel BEAT the COLD WINTER Ambrose Co., 4325 Lakeborn, trailer, good condition, $995. Davisburg, Mich., -18019. and IT'S COST WITH Phone 992-6329. . 9-8-JOtp HEATING OIL FROM 9-20-6tc LANDMARK. -~=----~ 2 BLACK miniature poodle DAVENPORT and chair S20. We have the finest Budget Frigidaire refrigerator. $30. n'ltes, male. Phone 992Pay Plan. Delivery Services, Phone 992-3814. Automat ic Degree Day 9-24-Jip 9-20.61c Del ivery and Duel Del ivery Equipment. 10,000 B. T. U. floor furnace, like lanteci To BIIJ • f-4% .eanm. \l TEAF."ORD cellenl condition, plenty of extras - $1,295 ;'67HondaJOS cc Scrambler, excellent ! cmdilion eb 111 · • r u engone 5 2 S49 matter951 - -- - -- - - - '65 V. W. ENGINE, runs good TRAILER space with utility $135. Phme 98s-3310. building in Chester, phone 9-21-<ltp PEP-UP with new Zlpples Iron 98S.4106. pills. Non-habit form mg . Only 9-22-6!c " STAR" kills rats quickly . $1.98, Nelson Drugs. ·s ure. 2'h pounds , $1.69 . 3 BEDROOM brick home. 9-22-JOfp Choice location in Middleport. · Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar 3 ROOMS and bath, furn ished, 1 Run Mill s, Pickens HardSeen by appointment only. ' 170 1> Mulberry, phone 992REDUCE safe and fast with ware. Mason. 2431 after 5 p.m. Gobese tablets and E-Vap Phone 992-5523 after 4 p.m. 9-21-JOfp _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _5:.·:.7-:.lf~c Water Pills. Nelson Drugs. · 9-23-lfc 9-22-JOtp APARTMENT, furn ished room WALNUT, modern style. 'S IX ~00111 house, bath, .full with bath, phone 992-2180 or stereo-radio, AM-FM radio, 4 basemenl,_l33 Butternut Ave .. GUN SHOOT. Forked Run 992-3432. speaker sound system, .t JUSt walkmg distance from Sportsman Club. Sunday, speed aUtomatic changer. d_owntow~ Pomeroy. Contac1 9-11-lfc September 26, 12 noon . 9-22-Jtc separate controls. Balance =d. Hednck, 2137 W~swoo th; . TRAILER , Brown' s Trailer $63 .97 . Use our budget ter ms. o.>nve. Columbus, Oil to, phone Park, Minersville1 phone 992Call 992-7085. 237-4334, Columbus. KOSCOT Kosmetics . Sef5-9-lfo 9-20-<llc 3324. tember Sales Specla : 9-19-<llc Kream~· Lip Kole $2 now MAPLE, beautiful early S2.300 WILL buy 23 acres in $1..50, Frosflucent Lip Kole Bedford Township, Wolfpen American style, stereo-radio $2.50 now $2, 23 delicious TRAILER space, desirable Road . 20 minutes from combination. AM-FM radio, 4 coiOfS. Call 992-5113 or come neighborhood, phone 992-2011-4. Pomeroy.l4 of land in tir:nber. speaker sound system, .,. see at 16Jll2 ~· ·th Ave .. 9-19-lfc balance in pasture. No · speed automatic changer . Middlepqrt, 011 buildings. Call 992-2152 and 8-29-lfc 3 ROOM apartment and bath. Balance 511.59. Use our ask for Dick . Built-in electric wall oven and budget terms. Call 992-7085. 9-22-lfc SAVE uptoooehalf. Bring your table top range, double bowl 9-20-<llt sick TV lo Chuck's TV Shop, sink, overlooking the Ollio - -- - -- - - 151 ButtE:rnut Ave., Pomeroy, river, real clean and nice. FARM and home latex house NEW, 3-bedroom home in Middleport. Buill-in kitchen, phone 992-SOIIO. Phone Gall ipolis «6-9539 paint sale. King Builders ceramic tile bath, all-electric · 9-24-tfc after 5 p.m . Supply, Middleport. heat. good neighborhood. 9-s-tf~ P-~~~---·9~-2--21ii4ijtc arrange FHA financ ing . MEIGS SENIORS - Portraits TR =-A.,.t"'L"'E:-:R-.~ Lo"'T :cs=-.-:Bob:-:-,:-s-:Mob.,..-:--:ile Telephone 992-3600 or m . will be taken Saturday, = 2186. September 18 and Salurday, Court, Rt . 124, Syracuse, 7-25-tfc September 25. Call now for Ohio. 992-2951 . your appointment. Grover' s 4-2-lfc Studio, 992-2.05, Middleport, Ollio. FURNISHED and unfurnished 9-1S.9fc apartments. aose to school. Phone 992-s.GI. WILL DO light hauling, phone 992-6870. 9-24-Jip 608 East Main POMEROY 23 CU. FT. deep freeze . ping ROAD T-29 _:_ 11. 16 TOWNSHIP pong table, complete ACRES, beautiful site for I WILL do babysitting In my bedroom suite with new housin~ project or tra iler 1220 Washington Blvd. home with preschool children. mattress, 2 end tabl~ and court. •deal site for exclusive Phone 992-3619. Belpre, Ohio matching coffee table. Phone . home . ALMOST IN 9-22-Jip 992-5871. POMEROY AND LEVEL. 9-23-31c MUSICAL Merchand ise . Just $12,900. For Sale o..nny Thompson. 992- llnilcer I to Me<Ninic Street Gl F.INANCING AVAILABLE. l'umenty, Ohio No down payment, 12 years to SYRACUSE - 3 or. 4 bedrooms, pay to qualified Gl. Up to bath, gas furnace. Modern $2,500 available for lot imkitchen. $12,000.00. provements if you O'!Yfl a lot. Get your new mobile home 3 bedrooms, riow. See James Simpkins, MIDDLEPORT1h bath, basement. Garage. 10 Valley Estates Mobile Home acres. $12.000.00. Sales. Rt . SO East Athens 593-8762. 9-19-31tc DEXTER - 6 room frame home and 2 lots. S3.SOO.OO or offer_ OP-EN EVES. 1:00 P.M. HIM A DADBURN S HOWER EVER' ERESSET DAY I' .•-....... . . . .. Mobile Homes fw Sale fomeroy .._., Co. For Rent p ick ,.. ' e · HALF. RUNNER beans, $1.SO RACINE. 10 room house and · NOW HE'S GOT TO HAVE •. POMIROY, OHIO ---------'----'~~ ·-----~---------·'----- ' --· • OM Jetter atmpiJ- for 0110tller.ID·Ihll MDiplo A' Ill for tile tllne L'r, X for tile two D'a, etc. Blq\e Jell " ........... tbe JeDcth and f01111&1iota at tbe wordl .... 1111 'bllltl. Badl day 0.. COdt letterw .... dlftenllt. & CIJpleJI m 'I•' I 1HINIC HEW UASIN6 ~ Mia 10 R'l'OZ UD TBF "IAlCU ' T VDDH· PLX!" IAOL 10 VESO IDYH. LDI PU 1 T PLX ! " - IIRUADY ADSO '' IAEU'T RliHLDIL GYDS UAII:I · •. f . . ., �.. 1-The llllllySentlnei,Middlep«~Moy,O., Sept. :K,lt71 . • Sentinel l;lassifieds Get Action ! Sentinel . Classifieds .Get Results,! ;. .. For Sale ·Real Estate Fif Sale . 2 SillS PoMeroy B · s • . · , .. . , .. Of =~QeT~..:~~.W-~~~t::r usmess ervtces ;' M-1 SISTER AN' HER · H16HFALOOTIN' CITY GADGETS SHORE SPOILT TATER WHILE WE WUZ. OFF VISinN' IN . TH' .FLATLANDS, ELVINEV 1:- .Notice rT----=---.:__-~~-----'---......;..;;..;;.....--:~:-:-"'11 TRAP AND still shoot, Sunday, Sept. 26, 1 p.m .• Rutland Gun Club, on New Lima Rd. · 9-2J.Jic GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Sep. !ember 26, 1 p.m ., Rac ine Gun Club. 9-22-41c - - -- - - YARD Sale, Fr iday and Saturday. Furn.ifure, clocks. glassware including some depression glass, many miscellaneous Items, also a few antiques. Mrs. Frank Cleland. VIne St.. Racine, Ohio. 9-22-31c HOMECOMING at the Eagle Ridge .Commun ity Church, Sunday. Sept. 26, Sunday School at 10 a.m., ' bas~el dinner af noon. Afternoon services at 2 p.m. featuring Bissell Brothers. All special singers Invited to participate. Everyone welcome to aHend. 9-2J.2tp .Motor Co. QUALITY b ushel , console, air spoiler, turbo hydromatic. power steer ing & brakes, 350 cu. in. V-B engine. Reall y Sharp. 1910 CHEVROLET BELAIR 4 DOOR 52195 Less than 10;000 miles by local owner. ~arpas new in all ways. white over gold finish, !150 v.a engine, pOwer steering, r adio, white-walls, wh. covers. 1970 DODGE POLARA P495 4 Dr. V-Benglne, automatic trans .•. P.S., factory a ir, good .. tires, radio & other extras. white finish, clean interior. your own. ~~-~-~-,n_ds_:_~--~-:"--~-~-~---::f:: ~H~:U~'~s:-::=-.m-1-~-:-L,-n.-co-ln-9~:~:: ~~2'~~~;;;·-~. -~.~-~~·[·~--~:=::::::=-=·==-=·===· =~--··~..··-;--i'~,·;-~-~· 1 1 1970 CAMARO CPE. S3l95 Less than 11,000 miles & appearance of 71. model. Rally Sport equipped, Class ic copper with sandalwood Interior. t inted glass. factory air conditioned. sports mirrors, • 8 30 Auto Sales ean 1962 FORD 'h ton pickup truck wo. Phone 9>19-4551 . '.(IMEROY, OHIO For Sale 2196. 7-la.ttc •66ha~~~A~~i1rde:l~;2 :~: Virgil B. Rea I Estate For Sale . ea;, (leland Realty 11. · 14' · 24' • WIDE MILLER Wanted MOBILE IIJMES For Sale or Trade GRAND Champions and C. ALLIS Chalmers iractor, Reserve Champions in plows, discs and cultivators, O . V ,; H . S.A . and $550, witt trade. Phone 992· S. E.O.~;~ . E .A.-Horses aitd 604. 1 ponieS which have won in 9-21--4tp halter, showmanship , "' learn to read music in one evening,'' amazing new book shows how, only $3 .. Money back g~arantee . Write P. 0. Box <J188, Parkersburg, W. Va. 26101. 9-21 -4fc u pleasure, trail , reining. Female Help Wanted horsemanship and contest . LADIES! Supplement your husband's ina;me by showing Beeline Fashions. Call 9<193703, 446-4146. 9-22-3tc geldings · ages: yearling to 9 years old. Some have been shown by a 7 year old boy. S200 and up. Jr. Kennedy, Middleport, Olllo 742->1540. 9-2J.3tp Help Wanted Four mares and three RUTLAND - ~ ACRE. ~ neighborhood , N~W alum inurn siding and storm doors and windows, large front porch , 3 large dishes, cloc~s . and-or complete households . Write M. D. Miller, Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271. 8-2S.Ifc For Rent apartment, adults only , no pels, Middleport, phone m. 3814. \ :nrs Phone 992-2550 Insured- Experienced Work Guaranteed . - . See ·us for Free Estimate on Furnace lnstalation. Phone "2·2111 · APPLES Fllzpatr ick Qr. c hards , Stale Rou te 689, phone Wilkesville, 669-3785. ' 9-3-lfc 3 ROOMS Co~plete Kitchens, Baths Room Additions Atid Patios Backhoe And Endloader Work EXPERIENaD Radiator Service POMEROY 3 bedrooms. bath, furnace. Storm doors, windows. Now only $7,500.00. SYRACUSE -: 5 rooms. bath, basement. Noce lot. $6,000.00. LETART- 3 bedrooms, bath, furnace. Basement. $7,000.00. HELEN L TEAFORD, ASSOCIATE 992:3325 9-19-<ltc Services ROSE BE R R ~ furnace Installation. Free estimates on From the Largest Truck or' Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallest Heater Core. BlAEtrNARS Pli. 99'1-2143 Pomeroy 5-27-llc NE IGLER Construction. For building or remodeling your home . Call Guy Nelgler. Racine, Ohto. 7-31-lfc RA ,...a,.· Special At ~Moll Air condition ing . 1967 P~mouth Fury·IILSS95 Coupe Standard trans. . 1968 Chevrolet lmpala ..!l395 Coupe, H . T ., standard transmission . 1965 Ford ......................... s395 Hot Rod. 2 dr .• Grabber blue. 1966 Chevrolet................. '695 $35 :0o'lilown- 1968 MASON FURNITURE Mason. W.Va. H . T ., 327 standar d. P~mouth ...............s1295 RiBs 0.: Al Zeitler RIGGS BROS., INC. . fi5.41M . Ucatld "' s. Rl. 7 . 1 ALMA, I NI;VER Sti.ID YOI.IR ~ MOil!ER W/6 AWnt:H! I •r 6,98.·Parts Plus Blaetlnar'• 992-7608 PHONE 992-2143 . LANCELOT WHAT HELPFUL CREATURES!! I'D LIKE 10 PET ONE- 1 HCT'!! THE'/'S RRATORS!! 'lAY! JlJ!71' Pfif<FE.C( F'Ofl. !'T'TIGTCHING OtJf IN WE HAMMOCK! ' f.M, - BUGS BUl'INY GO!~ 'TO WATCH lOSEe THAT V0U DO A GOOD tronically. ' All work , guaranteed . Reasonable rates . Phone 992-321 3. 7-27 -tfc BILL NELSON C. BRADFORD. Auctioneer Complete Service Phone 949-3821 Crill Racine, Bradford Ollio :.~fi: HILTON WOLFE 992 36 5 7 ~~~~-~~~~~~~~~;=====·:":':·32=11=~ O'BRIEN ELECIRIC SERVICE POMEROY HOME & AUTO 992-2094 606 E. Main Residential. Commercial and Industrial Wiring 24 Hour Service Pomeroy OFFICE SUPPLIES And FURNITURE Stop In and See Our Floor Display. 949-4551 Rt.2 R1cine, 0. ~~;~:;;;:,:;:;~:!~~~~;;:;;:::;;:::::;;: ft. SEWING MACH!Nn. serv ice, all makes, 992-2284, . The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. J-29-tfc w. COMPJO • · 0. D. OPTOMETRISJ' : · . OFF ICE HOURS 9 30 TO . . . · : 12, 2 TO 5 (.CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS. ) - EAST COU.RT 'ST. 1 POMER Y. •. . '· t'_ ' I TilE BORN LOSER 1f mr Hrti'I.!IIS AHD 'r!RRIPIEP EVERY CAR UST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF PRICE . .... A COMPLETE OUT SALE OltC£ t LOVED 10 HOI1T-A/10 011 Ot1E LOCATIOI1, I lOOK UHLE JOHtltl'( U11T1L 1 SIIISEJ) A PRESENCE "" LOOX!J> VP- JIJII) 'n!IR£ --- IK 'I'll! '1'11£11 WJIS--• 'MR. ?'·-• WITH ME-· Ylt TRACKED A BMR -· BUT lJif lEAST WAS VERY CAIIH'f! HE 'SURI'Rl'SfD US AHD ATTACKED-· DAI Y AOIIOll8 1.Gather,u DOWN L OoDgre&- ?.Poker hand liE STORED SOME OF HIS STUFF AT OUR HOUSE 8ECAU5E WE LIVE NEAR 1liE FARM AIRPOn winnings _ _., 10. BreweiY product ll. Endlng Cor ozpban Burrowa Frarudln'• able period lllonal 21. Drome· COilcmt. dary or 2. ''EIIoa1ll of bactrlan _ _, 22. Camey 3. AliM 23. NoUc:e Qlut . Haw- thome'a __ ' •.,' . ... ...ol .• nar 4. Impromptu collection Bostot1 26. Elee- plate &. High IQ ltOdety T. London street (Zwda.) 8. Hautltoy 9."Athletlc blrtllplace 19. Boothe croup C&pltalof 14. Son of lllrltrea CUtoh 25.FroHc: .. ... rr J'IJI8T.--JOB B. vmon 10 1111 Klltc - trlcal unit 27. Solution 30. Hall! 33. de mer 35. Otlooe 3T. Turf event 38. Child at Adam ....""'.. lttl;l ciJWJWID~eiWW If t..Jc Unocrambletheoe four Jumble~, Supennan 24. City contempor- 5. In tllepaat ary 15.Mauna ~· 1 ..,. Q);l palm: lDl'IJ C:W FIXA1..B &Jic;M' A GOOD 'lmKG · TlllC JoiiNU'l'l:' TB11: otiiiR I'Jlii..UM_ 39.In adell· tlon fl. De ·Valera's ·-formletter ..... - words. lo four "'ordill&rJ oouniry U.Eqer fS. Rough. matted balr f6. Tv'. .... -~with 47. Word up or down WHAi ii-IE iAL.KAii\IE SAILOR WAS. ~t=...l ' - - - - - - -... ~Turmeric: 211. cruet Sl.llarvln 32.Dulpate 34. Ina wicked Factory air cond .• vinyl lop, one careful local owner. fully equipped. 6B Dodge Super Bee 2 dr. Hard Top. 67 Pontiac ·Overhead cam 6 2 dr. H. T. 66 Plymouth Super Sport 2 dr. Hard Top . 66 Rambler 6 cyl. Classic Sta. Wagon. 67 Chevrolet Impala 2 dr. Hard Top. 65 Pontiac V8 Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. 64 Ford VB Conv. Cpe. 64 Buick LeSabre Conv. Cpe. 61 Olds "BB" 2 dr. H.T. See the new 1972 Pontiac and Buicks now on display. way 36.Served tlleaoup as. Saunter - 40. Putura (' ,........,..I 44.Bieaeher 0 J..W... Plm OIUDI MCADI LOCAft f5. Favorite A.WU1". . . . . . l ... atli:Uabetlll 48.Be ,..U.r' 7 , . . . . . . _ '001 liD" mt.taken ft. ToumamODt pooltlllll IIO.Brown ldwl &1. Oollltell&- tlllll U.BUII ' .. .. DAILY (lBfPIOQUai'Il-llere'l.hOW to won H: AX'I'DLBAAX& II LOXCJI'I:LLOW ..· ' . BLAETTNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS 119 Years o/ Continuo'" BUBine. . works 20. Kemor. f . Theoplan 4 Wh~l drive . New mud and snow 8 ply tires, low mileage . Like new . 70 Buick VB Custom LeSabre 2 dr. hardtop. · · Factory air. Only 19,345 easy miles · Showroom clean . 70 Ford LTD 4 dr. Sedan. PHONE M2-21 53.Indte to action growllt '• NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ORDER YOUR 1972 NOW! Green Brier, 4 dr ., P . B ., P . S., rack . · See Ray IIOW WAS I TO KNOW VOO -OISSECTED FROGS IN BIQLOGV, TODAV ~ I ON 1971 and 1972 BUICK$, PONTIAC$ & USED CARS. 1969 Chevrolet.~~~~-~~~~..sl895 trans . ." P . S. , air . .. ... .' ' rNI deal at their new lot at · Olester. Dr .• auto. . •• I'M =H=A=R=R-1-So "'N " '•s__T_V_ a-nd_ A_n.,... ienna Service, Phone 992-2522. new furnaces. oil or gas. 6-10-lfc Service work. Call Cecil 7.:-:-~;-;:=--:-:=::-::-:: Roseberry , Racine, Ohio. READY -MIX CONCRETE Phone 61>1-843-2214. delivered right to your 9-8-JOip project. Fast and easy. Free estimates . Phone 992-3284. Goeglein Ready -Mix Co ., AWNINGS. storm doors and Middleport, Ollio. w i ndows , carports . marquees, aluminum siding 6-30-tft' and ra iling. Call A. Jacob, sales representative. For free- SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio. Ph . es timates , phone- Charles 662-3035. li sle. Syracuse. V. V. Johnson and Son, Inc. 2-12-llc .Stop~£12IJ.11J!S,.r • 4 1 zt O' DELL WHEEL alignment located at Crossroads. Rt . 124. Complete front end service, tune up and brake service. · Wheels b~lanced elec - BIISilleSS .NEW FURNITURE $]49.95 'Balance•On Convenient Terms. ~··~~ . '{ •• THE BADGE GUYS ' ·: FOUR NEW HOMES OPEN FOR INSPECTION ONE HOME IN RACINE . TWO HOMES IN SYRACUSE ONE HOME IN MIDDLEPORT NO MONEY DOWN 100 PCT. FINANCING AVAILABLE A 3 bedroom $16.900.00 home cati be purchased with a monthly payment as low as $65.00 tor a family with a base salary of $5,000.00 and three children. 7'1• Pet. annual · 3 HOMES- 2 rented- free as to all. Modern 3 bedr~m horn $16 000 00 · e. • · · : Septic Tanks And Leach Beds. CJaeck '.l'hese ••• Compare! Dr. · ,Air Conjlitioning ~ lnsp8dion and ,, ·lje!_I'JOt!_f!!m, BIG DEALS BEST DEALS 2 -- - :r--~ 'JtiE'r' ... MID . IOHftS()N M~Y · Have Yoiu Seasonal 1968 Ford Galaxie 500.~1395 • . . . -----y Open 8 Monday thru Saturday 606 E. Main •.Pomeroy, 0. '---'--~--"---..J t~~~~~~~~~~~. ' Choice of white one without air and metallic green with air cond. New cars. ' 71 Buick LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan. Factory air and vinyl top . New car . 70 GMC VB Pickup. ----~ - - - -FURNISHED 2 bedroom Pomeroy Home & Auto . RURAL _ 3 bedrooms, bath, furnace . Garage. Garden. $7•000 ·00· INVESTMENT - 2 slor brick 30 rooms Parking ar!a . · Phone 992-2094 of Siegler Fuel Oi l Hea lers and Fur"lces. POMEROY J•c• W. Carsey~ Mgr. R KNOW OR. U.W..l ' 'oClJ KIJO!V ' . . .. ,. ,. ,. Hourr-Mottclay, TutsdiY, WednesdayandFriday · to 8:30a.m. 6p.m. Thursday IOa.m.tot:JOp.m. Saturday 8:3oa.m. to 1 p.m. .fHQNE 992-7474 from 30,000 to 65,000 B. T. U.. commode. drop in double sink . Albert Hill , Racine . Olllo, phone 949-2261. 9-24-<ltc acreage close to . Pomeroy. POODLE puppies, Sil ver Toy. GREEN BEANS. pick your Park view Kennels. Phone 992own, SLSO a bushe l, Andrew Phone 992-3374 . 5443. Cross. Racine, Ohio. 9-12-12tc 8-15-llc 9-3-181c FURNISHED apa r tment on Lincoln Hill, suitable for 1 or 2 people. Phone 992-3489 . 9·21-lfc GUARANTEED- Radio, standard trans. ~ L OC ==A ~L~MA~~N-w~is~he-s~ ~~ buy =-:-:-:~-=---­ MIDDLEPORT - 4 bedrooms, bath, nice living . Only $7,500.00. NEW & OLD WORK All Weather Roofing & Construction co. and· Anf!tony .Plumbing & Heating: complete Plumbing, Heating and A)r Con" ditioniilg. · 240 Lincoln St., Middleport .. c:~~~~~~;~Y11- 15.55 1969 Mavrick ..................s1595 I. EEK~AND :~· -; . ,_~~~ ~ liMO '.W • -· BEAlJtY Sll)p We also have a complete line MU_LE. good age, 1100 lbs. or (;OAL. limestone. Excels ior b1gger, work double or single. •au Works, ·E. Main St .• Phone 742-3912. ,>omeroy . Phone 992-3891. 9-23-2tc '-9-lfc 1 BEDROOM trailer apart ment, ideal for coupleS . Contact McClure' s Dairy Isle. 992-52-18 or 992-3436. 9-21-Sic SR. JOHNIE'S new, .(circulating gas heaters 1 f' j -~~·~~-:~: .ii'·~l 71 Pontiac Catalina Brougham 4 dr. Hard Top. Factory air . Low mileage demo. 71 Pontiac Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. ~:-=---::-----:-:-:::-::­ UNFURNISHED apariment. 4 rooms and bath, above Mark V Grocery. Middleport, very reasonably priced. Phone 9922331 . !·22 -Jtp · EXPERT Wheel Alit~ment ROOFING &CARPENTER WORK SPOUTING, · ROOF PAINTING Come to Riggs' Chester Lot! For Sale OLD r:urnnure, · bedrooms, bath. THIS IS AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY AT SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED Reasonable rates . Ph. >146-4182, TWO GREAT piano values. JUST $5,900. from Carl's Keyboard Center. Gallipolis. John Russell , Baldwin' s - eby. reg . $8.tS Owner & Operator. RACINE - I story frame, 3 $695, wa l. reg. $895 - $745. bedr ooms , storage space ..,...-:-::-:-:-:-:~=--S.-:-13-Ift Hallett & Davis spinet s ~alore, carpeled, bath, nice AUTOMOBILE . Insurance bien trade, Early American, and it chen, large garage, .75 cancelled? Lost your French Prov. styles. retail ACRE ol ground, IN FIRST value $875 - spec. 5645 CLASS CONDITION. GOING operator's license? Call 992Includes free delivery, tuning 2966 · AT 520,500. THIS YOU and matching bench. Call · 6-15-tfc MUST SEE. Cart' s collect 485 -6931 Parkersburg. A SELLING BACKHOE AND DOZER work . 9-21-41c HAVE PROBLEM? PLACE THE Septic tanks installed. George --=--~--SALE OF YOUR (Bill) Pull ins, Phone 992-2-08. 1965 ELCAR. 2 bedroom mobile PROPERTY IN COM home, awnings , cement PETENT HANDS. 4-2s-lfc porch. garage, s torage HENRY E. CLELAND THE SHOP, Custom meat bu ilding, fru it trees, garden REALTOR area, on approximately 2 Office 992 _2259 cutting, Pleasan• RidQe Road, Pomeroy . Dick Vaughan, m . 'de acres - Langsville 61>1-3978 . Rest nee 992-2568 3374 and Dale Little. 992-6346. 9-21-<ltc 9-24-<llc 9-12-JOtc - - - -- 2 GAS circulating heaters. Phone 992-5262 evenings. 9-21 -Hc 20 tractor-sm. WOMAN to live in, light FERGUSON New 4 ft. and s it. 3-point housekeeping and cooking, black rotary mowers-$220 room and board, weekly pay. and $260 . New lmco 2-way dirt Phone 992-UI2. scoop-$100. Ermel Luckett, 9-21-<ltc Albany 698-3032. 9-23-3tc WOMEN to do housework in Pomeroy area. Write Fran, 16 CHINCHILLAS, 9 males and Box 23, Pomeroy, Ollio. 7 females with cages, S2SO. 9-24-Jip Phone 992-7305. 9-23-3fp WANTED - Person for parttime work in exciting new business in area. Must be able 8 ROOM house on Union Ave. Phone 992-5641. to read and write English 9-2J.6tp language with moderate proficiency, type a little, and provide transportation. Hours DON' T pump your sluggish 1911 ZIG-ZAG sewing machl,. septic tank . Get Klean-Em left in layaway. · Beautiful about 10-3 dally. Write P. 0 . All Septic Tank Cleaner . pastel color. lull s ize model. Box 106, Pl. Pleasant, or call Landmark Farm Bureau. All buill-in ~ bulfonhole, 61S.3398. Pomeroy. overcast and fancy stitch. 9-22-7tc 9-24- llc Pay ·lust $-18.75 cash or terms avai able. Trade· ins acCERTIFIED firemen. equal cepted. Phone 992-5641. opportunity, employment FOAM mattress and innersprlngs for twin bed , good 9-21-<ltc Gallipolis. Pt. Pleasant, condition. $20 for the sel. --Middleport area . Ideal VACUUM cleaner brand new Phone 985-3900. working conditions. Modern 9-24-Jip 1971 model . Complete with all equipment. Inquiries con cleaning tools. Small paint fidential. Reply Box m -s. C· O ==:-:-------,-..,.,-,..damage in shipping. Will takP. The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy, CONN trumpet and 52" pony, Myla Powell. 992-2622. S27 cash or budget plan Oh io. available. Phone 992·5641. 9-24-Jic 9-23-3tp 9-21 -6fc EARN AT home addressing envelopes. Rush stamped self-addressed envelope. The 16 FT. SWISS .Colony travel BEAT the COLD WINTER Ambrose Co., 4325 Lakeborn, trailer, good condition, $995. Davisburg, Mich., -18019. and IT'S COST WITH Phone 992-6329. . 9-8-JOtp HEATING OIL FROM 9-20-6tc LANDMARK. -~=----~ 2 BLACK miniature poodle DAVENPORT and chair S20. We have the finest Budget Frigidaire refrigerator. $30. n'ltes, male. Phone 992Pay Plan. Delivery Services, Phone 992-3814. Automat ic Degree Day 9-24-Jip 9-20.61c Del ivery and Duel Del ivery Equipment. 10,000 B. T. U. floor furnace, like lanteci To BIIJ • f-4% .eanm. \l TEAF."ORD cellenl condition, plenty of extras - $1,295 ;'67HondaJOS cc Scrambler, excellent ! cmdilion eb 111 · • r u engone 5 2 S49 matter951 - -- - -- - - - '65 V. W. ENGINE, runs good TRAILER space with utility $135. Phme 98s-3310. building in Chester, phone 9-21-<ltp PEP-UP with new Zlpples Iron 98S.4106. pills. Non-habit form mg . Only 9-22-6!c " STAR" kills rats quickly . $1.98, Nelson Drugs. ·s ure. 2'h pounds , $1.69 . 3 BEDROOM brick home. 9-22-JOfp Choice location in Middleport. · Ebersbach Hardware, Sugar 3 ROOMS and bath, furn ished, 1 Run Mill s, Pickens HardSeen by appointment only. ' 170 1> Mulberry, phone 992REDUCE safe and fast with ware. Mason. 2431 after 5 p.m. Gobese tablets and E-Vap Phone 992-5523 after 4 p.m. 9-21-JOfp _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _5:.·:.7-:.lf~c Water Pills. Nelson Drugs. · 9-23-lfc 9-22-JOtp APARTMENT, furn ished room WALNUT, modern style. 'S IX ~00111 house, bath, .full with bath, phone 992-2180 or stereo-radio, AM-FM radio, 4 basemenl,_l33 Butternut Ave .. GUN SHOOT. Forked Run 992-3432. speaker sound system, .t JUSt walkmg distance from Sportsman Club. Sunday, speed aUtomatic changer. d_owntow~ Pomeroy. Contac1 9-11-lfc September 26, 12 noon . 9-22-Jtc separate controls. Balance =d. Hednck, 2137 W~swoo th; . TRAILER , Brown' s Trailer $63 .97 . Use our budget ter ms. o.>nve. Columbus, Oil to, phone Park, Minersville1 phone 992Call 992-7085. 237-4334, Columbus. KOSCOT Kosmetics . Sef5-9-lfo 9-20-<llc 3324. tember Sales Specla : 9-19-<llc Kream~· Lip Kole $2 now MAPLE, beautiful early S2.300 WILL buy 23 acres in $1..50, Frosflucent Lip Kole Bedford Township, Wolfpen American style, stereo-radio $2.50 now $2, 23 delicious TRAILER space, desirable Road . 20 minutes from combination. AM-FM radio, 4 coiOfS. Call 992-5113 or come neighborhood, phone 992-2011-4. Pomeroy.l4 of land in tir:nber. speaker sound system, .,. see at 16Jll2 ~· ·th Ave .. 9-19-lfc balance in pasture. No · speed automatic changer . Middlepqrt, 011 buildings. Call 992-2152 and 8-29-lfc 3 ROOM apartment and bath. Balance 511.59. Use our ask for Dick . Built-in electric wall oven and budget terms. Call 992-7085. 9-22-lfc SAVE uptoooehalf. Bring your table top range, double bowl 9-20-<llt sick TV lo Chuck's TV Shop, sink, overlooking the Ollio - -- - -- - - 151 ButtE:rnut Ave., Pomeroy, river, real clean and nice. FARM and home latex house NEW, 3-bedroom home in Middleport. Buill-in kitchen, phone 992-SOIIO. Phone Gall ipolis «6-9539 paint sale. King Builders ceramic tile bath, all-electric · 9-24-tfc after 5 p.m . Supply, Middleport. heat. good neighborhood. 9-s-tf~ P-~~~---·9~-2--21ii4ijtc arrange FHA financ ing . MEIGS SENIORS - Portraits TR =-A.,.t"'L"'E:-:R-.~ Lo"'T :cs=-.-:Bob:-:-,:-s-:Mob.,..-:--:ile Telephone 992-3600 or m . will be taken Saturday, = 2186. September 18 and Salurday, Court, Rt . 124, Syracuse, 7-25-tfc September 25. Call now for Ohio. 992-2951 . your appointment. Grover' s 4-2-lfc Studio, 992-2.05, Middleport, Ollio. FURNISHED and unfurnished 9-1S.9fc apartments. aose to school. Phone 992-s.GI. WILL DO light hauling, phone 992-6870. 9-24-Jip 608 East Main POMEROY 23 CU. FT. deep freeze . ping ROAD T-29 _:_ 11. 16 TOWNSHIP pong table, complete ACRES, beautiful site for I WILL do babysitting In my bedroom suite with new housin~ project or tra iler 1220 Washington Blvd. home with preschool children. mattress, 2 end tabl~ and court. •deal site for exclusive Phone 992-3619. Belpre, Ohio matching coffee table. Phone . home . ALMOST IN 9-22-Jip 992-5871. POMEROY AND LEVEL. 9-23-31c MUSICAL Merchand ise . Just $12,900. For Sale o..nny Thompson. 992- llnilcer I to Me<Ninic Street Gl F.INANCING AVAILABLE. l'umenty, Ohio No down payment, 12 years to SYRACUSE - 3 or. 4 bedrooms, pay to qualified Gl. Up to bath, gas furnace. Modern $2,500 available for lot imkitchen. $12,000.00. provements if you O'!Yfl a lot. Get your new mobile home 3 bedrooms, riow. See James Simpkins, MIDDLEPORT1h bath, basement. Garage. 10 Valley Estates Mobile Home acres. $12.000.00. Sales. Rt . SO East Athens 593-8762. 9-19-31tc DEXTER - 6 room frame home and 2 lots. S3.SOO.OO or offer_ OP-EN EVES. 1:00 P.M. HIM A DADBURN S HOWER EVER' ERESSET DAY I' .•-....... . . . .. Mobile Homes fw Sale fomeroy .._., Co. For Rent p ick ,.. ' e · HALF. RUNNER beans, $1.SO RACINE. 10 room house and · NOW HE'S GOT TO HAVE •. POMIROY, OHIO ---------'----'~~ ·-----~---------·'----- ' --· • OM Jetter atmpiJ- for 0110tller.ID·Ihll MDiplo A' Ill for tile tllne L'r, X for tile two D'a, etc. Blq\e Jell " ........... tbe JeDcth and f01111&1iota at tbe wordl .... 1111 'bllltl. Badl day 0.. COdt letterw .... dlftenllt. & CIJpleJI m 'I•' I 1HINIC HEW UASIN6 ~ Mia 10 R'l'OZ UD TBF "IAlCU ' T VDDH· PLX!" IAOL 10 VESO IDYH. LDI PU 1 T PLX ! " - IIRUADY ADSO '' IAEU'T RliHLDIL GYDS UAII:I · •. f . . ., �-. Cub Scouts Like · Learning Culinary Art 10-Tile Daily Sentillei,Mldlleport-PGmeroy, 0., Sept. 24,1971 Cross .Elected Grange Master Officers elected recently by ·the Racine Grange were Earl Cross, master; c. s. Moms, overseer; Emma Adams, lecturer; Jean Alkire, steward; June <\Shley, assil!tantsteward; Mary Easterday, chaplain; Bertha Spencer, treasurer; Leatha Morris, secretary; Robert Ashley, gatekeeper; Mary K. Yos~ ceres; Dorothy Smith, pomona; Mattie Yost, flora ; Geraldine Cross, lady assistant steward; Mattie Circle, Pianist, and Clifford Morris, legislative agent. A round-f'obin letter was sent to Belle Theiss, a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital and a donation of $10 was voted to the county museum fund. .- .MEIGS lHEATR£ Tonig~tthru Tuesday September 24-28 · .Wall Disney's "SI,OOO,OOO DUCK" !Technicolorl Dean Jones Sandy DIH!can "G" Walt Disney's BONGO CTechnicolor 1 . "G" SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ~=======~ I , .. Tonight, Sat. &.sun. Sept. 24-25-U Double Feature Program "THE ARRANGEMENT" Kirk Douglas Deborah Kerr Rated R Plans were discussed to attend !he national grange meeting in Charlestoo; w. va. Two applicalions for membership were accepted. Following the close, all members assembled at the home of a charter member, Mrs. Lela Easterday, to celebrate her birthday. Refreshments of homemade ice cream, cake, candy and fruits were served. Of Furnace, Rods and Hubs Articles valued at app-omnately $850 have been taken in a burglary of an IDioccupied home owned by the Ohio Power C~mpany m Stingy Creek Rd., In O!esbire Twp. G. A. Busb, an Ohio Power representaiive, told the Gallla County Sheriff's Departmenl Sllllleone has entered the old Rouah farm and had taken a wall furnaCe, lransmissloo rods and 200 oak hubs. Entry wu made by gOing through the back door. Sheriff's deputies Thursday evening investigated a two vehicle collisioo at the Intersection of Rl. 35 and 325. Accwdlng to tile report, Melvin B. Freeman, 33, Rl. 1, Mid· dleport, driving a tractortraDer outfit struck a stalled aulo operated by George T. Newson, 22, Rt. 4, Jackson. There was minor damage 1o the Girls' State Report Made To Sorority Mrs. Thompson Dies in Fire Rood, J[ea c.ldwell. WiLa R ...... All:. w • W L Hcmer Cole. Absent were Cbarle! C)jljns, Iqer Barnett and Howie Caldwell. The team, sptDSOI'ed by Bill RilcQe, owner of Meadowgteen Gardens, also placed fcmth in district ccmpetitim and secmd in tbe K a. K 'l'olnamenl Hart's Used Cars of New.Haven was league <bampion. .~l6wt.-:·ilf'oW·•='=Avsc=m~ (Continued &um Page 1) ern llGRiinees, Clement Haynesworth and G. Harrold Carswell. The Washington Post said today Attorney General Jmn N. Mitdlell told the newspaper in an inta wiew Nhoo was "very seriOU>J.J" considering ncminating a WGOl8D lo tbe court. Mr. and Mn. Robert Ashley, At the same lime, the White Letart Falls, and ~le tbe son of Mr. BJHI Mrs. Bob House llllllOUIIC."et of Harlan's retirement carefully Beegle, Racine. , , avoided saying Nixon was II!Jbdd ~:M looking for a man to replace Harlan, as it did when Black resigned. Ronald L. Ziegler, the White House press secretary, said Nixon would try "to find highly qualified persons for these posi lions." Mtss Once you've made your decision, make another Important one And come to us for your Auto Loan. ' You'll find our rates are tow. And our oervice 11 fast. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK POMEROY Refresher Course Howard Logan, 201 Condor St., Pomeroy, a customer serviceman for Columbts Gas of Ohio, Inc. in tbe Middleport area, has completed a weeklong refresher course at tile Columbia Gas System Service Corp. training school in Columbus. The course Is one of a series designed to keep gas company servicemen abreast of advances in modern natural gas appliances and equipment. Logan has been with the company here 19 years. RUJI.AND Serving Meigs County Since 1872 111\ember Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All ~counts Insured Up ToS20,ooo.oo· RECEIPTS IN Retail sales ta:r receipts in Meigs County for 1be month of Au gus t were up .., ••,738.119, Mrs. Gertrude Donahey, stale treasurer, The receipts Contlnu~us Service On Fridays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m•. 4. aDill! Co ' · ......;. 111e j gal bribe .,.,.. by tbe U.S. _...ity 11!!1 Ext:baaCt 0"*' · ., • cbilc its iuo •ipliaa into t11o Ale and &au...lrnt 1DIIIipalatiaJ 111 IIDiegisltitd stnrt. bela 5! .._,.. • and J)ew••A •" aD g! m ' "!.'!!I "" ' mo.. the ~ the sd*i•• wu (leo 11.. financier t7n'* w. Shup. : ;. • Riley And .· = Back :;:i::b during a federal investigatim of · ~udulent stock-manipulations m Texas. ·--e• The grand jury also issued a ~11 (UPI) -DdmreportcriticizingTexaspolitical siwe backs Ken Riley and figures. Fleldlor Smitb ~ apeded lo "If is the opinion of the be badt in the lineap when tbe grand jury that some Tens Benpls meet the Sl le s at lawmakers, who have been PiUsburgb Sllllllay. elected by the voters d. Tellis Riley bas otoRatd &om " to the high position of 1n1st, collarboDe Injury and will pia, were too busy granting political at rigbt ru-bd:. Smith~ favors and being influenced in shakpn .., in last Swiat's fl. exchange for turning a fast If win .,.... p!pl~hia but Is buck,'' the grand jury's report 1101r rally to go at sin+ g T said. safely. "We deplore this fact and Riley said be'll lave to lie would hope that these practices the baD" lo deftod tt.. wDl cease, so that our stale passing ~ Pilblagb's barilmay no longer be embarrassed throwing Terry lliadsba•. _ before the nation,'' the report "He bas a quiet r+-x " said. Riley said. ..,. ..., a 1o1 The other officials indicted boob and with his quid rewere: lease w•n la-.e 1o be om the Rep. Thomas C. Shannon, 61, ball." ' a Fort W<rth Democrat, the The Steekrs also are ....-. speaker pro tempore ~ the fled about tbe BeqgaJs' i ·ng House and a close friend and attack. political ally of Mutscher. Onrinnati ~ Vllgil Stinnan Rush McGinty, 32, Carta- n+t.,rlel D ~ » pus.. es for 27.1 fmds and tbrft rePorts. i=================:!.!fr:om~A:ug~.~3!1o~A~ug~.3~1!la~st~y=ear~ Fri • alre f"ds a most anywhere. (Only 2feet wide) • ln,tall It *htrt tht with 11kilehen, both, nurNry . . . en,.,.,., you con PI • .,l•at• wirint. pluml> lnJond ..ntlnJ. • Wo- ond dryer Nd1 do • forri- lly-lizo IOid 11 tho ,.,. time or ln- Historic Listing To Starl Friday FOUJl!S DA'IE SET ONE ACCIDENT The slate patrol, reporting one Meigs County auto mishap Thursday , said a vehicle operated by Clarence A. Cornell, 60, Rt. 1, Portland, backed into an auto driven by John L. Gillian, 42, Pomeroy, at 9:35 a.m. on Rt.l2feastof Pomeroy. No citations were Issued. Tbere were no injuries. X • 2·Speod Wllhtr. RoJulor piUI DIIICito llltinp fOf tho llo•ibillty 1 tomiiJ -hor muat " -· • Permanent Prt~s Cart In both Wuhot ond Dryer. '38991 MIDDLIPOIT, 0 • . • ·r ·::... . -:::; WAS!llNGTON (UPI) - The Cost of Living Council served notice Saturday that tougber hold-the-line action will be taken if necessary to prevent violations of Presidept Nixon's price-wage freeze. Council E:recutive Director Arnold B. Weber announced that in addition to twu c:ourt actions already initiated, three Others are under consideration, including Cllle agaiJ\,."l a professional football team. <~ Today's BURIED IN 1IUD - '11M huge -.:thoe ~ the MtftJ OlostructiUt linn, main cmlractor for the Northwest lninag1e jNujtd under OIIStruction !rim the Holzer Medlral <Uta- in dolmtown G.Uipdis 1o lbe oeor hospital m Rl » ,became lodged in apjrOZ!malely eigbtleet of mud late PI'. PLEASANT The local State Plllice Dttadllnent, A. E. BalDDgarmer, Ttoopa; J. R. Smith, trooper and Jack Pa SCIIS, sergeant, have been named deftodalts in a aw action with the plaintiff being tbe Stale of West Virginia, a nl UoJd Ward and Katherine Ward, dba On:bid Inn No. %. Plaintill:s ask j1Kipnent against each deftodalt In the llillOIAit of $200,0110 and punitive dam&gllS ill amolllt of $200,1100 IIIII c!emwMfs a trial by jury. The ....,plaint alleges that on about Sepl. a. lt'IO, deftodalts Ballllgardner liiCI Smith bepllo mate regular visits to tbe Wards tavern witllom first being called, the fl*pose_lllll effect of said visits being to arrest, harass llld intimidate cuslimers a1 the lawfully operated tavern 10 tbe end of l'llinillg plpjnliffs' hleshess IIIII m ooresMm they arrested custaners ct11 plaintill:s' pmnises wilhom having nlid o to believe crime oras being cmunjlte1f lo wit: - an ... abom September a, 1!170 .:rated.J"un Tider, J. D. Wbeata'aft and - On or aliod: No~ .:rated W"llliao ~· ByUailtiiPfta' ' utioal Mao Tse-tang, ljietator, guerrilla leader, military stratepl, Manis! theoretician and < nt, has '-! at war 11105t of bis Tl years! He bas foagbt IPf"' 01ineJe warlord dominance and 'ftlllemiulion, agAinst Olaing KaHshek na~. Japimese imperialism , American c~pi'alism and Russian SAME DAY SERVICE ~se Ou~ FrM P1rting lot Robinson's aeanas 216 E. 2nd, Pomerey tram tbe A!pDt Molle!, dncliy heJWnd the Bille ' I ifilllw. W<ri:ersused tlree build~ lo res:ue lbe '*"''*¥mast~ the night Friday, hut me•x: 'tly. IJ•+ilt; Old' the siluaticn early Saturday tDOr11ing _ , !.any Miller of tbe Mll"t!Y firm, Randy and Charles Whitley. Wbat to try nst, is the questi&~. - On or about December 3, 1970 defendant BalDDgardner in company of two troopers from Putnam County arrested Oflie Spencer, Joe Jeffers, Wendell Craig and Tom llolley. On or about March 5, 1m, arrested Vernon Scantlin and in all aforesaid occasions the arrests were made without warrants or reason lo believe a crime was . X runmiUed. 1be plaintiff's claim each of the men were charged with public inlo:Dcation with none of them being noisy, boistm>us or other indications of public into:rication with all these actions intended to have effects customers of making them uncomfortable and take their trade '*' elsewhere. On September 27, 1970, the action said the plaintiff COOlplained to defendant Parsons of actions of Ttoopers and in resp "''"' Parsons threatened lo ruin the Orchid Inn No. 2 business and defendants Ballllgardner and Smith were after September 27 acting in a conspiracy together 1o harass customers to the end of ruining a lawful business. . 6, 1m The plaintiff's attorney is Harvey M. Coben of Hmtingloo. Young Bidwell Driver Cited POMEROY - AJO'*'Il Bidwdl ckiver was arrested fullowing a singk car 992-5116 1 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .. problem we have lo solve - economic stability is a serious one and we are serious about it." The previously announced federal c:ourt actions sought injunctions to force lhe Jefferson Parish school board in ll>uisiana to rescind teacher pay raises and to compel a San Antonio, Te:r., landlord to roll back rent increases. .Weber said similar crackdowns may he forthcoming against the unidentified pro football team for refusing to make refm.ds; another Texas landlord for lllauthorized rent increases and another school board for teacher pay infractions. Weber announced there were 16 other instances in which local officials were mable to obtain voluntary compliance but the threat of legal action at the regional ~ cident Saturday morning at 1:15 a.m. oo oomty road 5. tbe Meigs Couoly SJerill's Department reprted.. Donald R. Casey, 19, was lnYeling north on comty road 5 when his Cllr 'ftilt off the highway m the rigiJt llld slnJcl< a mailbox owned by Slmley Doss IIIII El'· nest Barnhart, slidded aaODthe bigbway m the lett, and slnJcl< a jMled trud: belonging to Doss, gl-.ced oil the Ind. and hit a plow llld fence. There was heavy damage to the Inlet and car. Smith was •• osttd dlorges of failure 1o keep bis car rigbl ball of roadway. He was DOt in)red. Friday at &::ill p.m. Jolin G. HaJeS, Middleport, was lraft!iing west wbel be lost control in loose gtaM.. 1he car 'ftilt off the highway the rigbt Do a ditcb. There ild'e no ilijlnes '*' ansts.. MIDIIID damage to tbe car. · Under lnvestigalion is a car fomd cowtly road~~ 18 Rmh Ann West, Middlepoot, Rt. 1. 1he car, '*' '*' '*' '*' driver ••txled .mmrtm, appll'eiiii,J baveling north, romded a .,...... IIIII slid oil the highway m tbe right iniD a ditcb. 1be wlndsbield of the- was bobnlllll the left front lire was danllgtd. Tse-Tung Fighter All His Life FINISHING announcement .. . em- X Willilm~. SHiftt These included a howling alley in a western stale, a west coast restaurant, a chain of food stores in an eaetern city, a western state trailer park, several midwestern school boards and landlords of apartments and bousing in various sectors of the country. The council said a summary showed 2,60!1 complaints were received In the week ending Sept. 21 with a heavy percentage involving food price bikes. "Almost two-thirds of retail complaints concerned food prices," the report said. "No other consumer item accoll!led for any substantial proportion of the complaints." The summary also noted that New England with an estimated 5 pet. of the population accomted for 15 pet. of the complaints. wben necessary," Weber said. "'lbe "*' totaled $28,519.65 while receipls frUil Aug. 2 to Aug. 31, this year, totaled $36,251.34. The increase was· 27.13 pel level did. pbasizes our intention to be more forceful X .. 15 CENTS Much Tougher State Police Suit Trust ·Your Home Heat To.• • Gallipolis-Point Pleasant , . 600,000 Asked in ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Families Council to Get 1 Be lhrifly! Sale AI of Your ·Saleslips F. Than 11,000 Costo Living •• Elberfelds Are Open Tonight, ; Chris Woods were the corn and potato scallop dish learn in preparing a dinner. Absent wu Ronnie Cullums. Your Invited Guest Reaching More SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1971 • FridayootheRandyWhilley~, locatedacrossRl35 Wearing apparel for your family and funaWaing. for your home. SCOt I McKINNEY, Slew WIJHanw and THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport VOL Yl NO. 35 can Footlall Clalftittlt¥. on all three floors- TODD MORRISON, right, goes at the carrots with Oifford Kennedy assisting as these two youngsters p-epared candied carrots during a cub scout cooking school. 34 PAGES •14\ A Good time for family 3hopping and •11ing \l.., IJnJoted To 'llle Greater Middle Ohio Valley c Friday and Saturday Until • tmts tiJI>+i+.,_ns in the ' ' • will. Sleeler COld! a.ct Noll said he has ' - ' ~ tms 1lftl In At 9-0ut At 5 FURNITURE MosUy doudy with a cbance ~ showers and 6Uie ltinperabre change &mday and Mooday. Higb Sunday and Monday mJddle 60s to lower 70s. Low Sunday night in the 50s. m defeolilw: tbe um.t r ·ng game" of the ....... Oncirmti wide reuiva (ljp WASHINGTON (UPI ) - Myers lad a mst leGiGitd Army offlcials hope to end the &um his left III1D nusday decades-old practice of monthly and said be bapes 1o be ahle draft calls with the new draft to play in abollt tine weeb. announcement expected next A Cincinnati substillltl! .,.. weet. They expect to switdl lo peeled to - CIIIISideraWe ~~~:­ quarterly calls. tim SnnrlaJ is Ella JoA In the wate of Jl"""ag~ of the a n•10ing 1ac1t wbo pined lU new draft law Tueaday, Pen- yards ill eight cames ill tbe tagoo officials are working up vict..-y .,.... the Eagle new calls for the rest of the That perfCJrii!MM'O' ;n. •wlrd • year. Total calls for Octoba', a.,..ro .... ID•o · .., and November and December frill helped p11 ...~ • ..,. Ia llinl be no more than 19,500, officials p1aee io "'"'i•c in the Ameri- Go to Quarters 1be ''Fall Follies" ~ tiJe Big Bend Minslreal APndalicm, an an mill mosical bas been set for • Saturday, Nov. 13, in the Meigs High School auditmum UDder the sp+•enhip of the Meigs Local Albletic Boosters. indicaled. COLUMBUS (UPI) - Ohio employers doing business with the federal government wnt be required to list job openings with the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services starting Friday, OBES Administrator William E. Garnes announced today. Garnes, terming !he move "historic and significant" said the new requirement may make DANCE TONIGHT thousands of additional job RUTLAND The Rutland listings available to Vietnam Fire Department will sponsor a veterans. square dance tonight at the Rutland High School gym PLEASANT VALLEY beginning at 8:30 p.m. Ad· ADMITTED - Leonard mission is $1 fdr adults, 50 cents McDaniel, Leon ; Mrs. Gordon for children with children under Beatty, New Haven; Charles 12 free . Proceeds will be used to purchase a new fire truck. Warner,Leon; Robertsburg; Jesse Legg, Nora C. Clark, Point Pleasant ; Mrs. Paul Smith, Point Pleasant; Wesley Withrow; Leon; James Pyle, New Haven; Ben Kestennan, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Charles McCulloch, ill, Point Pleasant. DISCHARGES Mrs. Mike Messner, Mrs. Milt Pearson, Jeffery Berkley, Delphia Thornton, Early Thornton, Carrie Higginbotham. x Draft Calls May d + WEAnD REPORT d doiltftdently. BAKER · ONDER 'DIE DIRECI'I<fi d. Mlsll JoAnna lllsller, left, lmle ecciiGibist of lb. IWgmhns IIIIISOUitlemOiaoEieclricOI.,Malt Casto, Rict Blaettnar and Danny Thlmas, !rim the left, .e whipping up lb. ap crisp dessert ala CIDscoutcooki•g school in Middleport. "'*' Court Playing Ia Olaio UDiversity's marcbiag baad Satunlay at Peden Stadium wDl be two fresbmenstndents from the Racille area, Keith Asbley aad BID Beegle. Ashley BJHI ~le are U71 graduates of Southern 111gb Sc"-' ....... Asldey is '"· ""' ·- - of Long Termers JFJ.:ill be ved THIS ON~f l For JJenuals LEAGUE RUNNERSUP- The Meadowgteen Garden team, nmnersup in the Meigs-Masm Slow-Pitdl Softball League this year, display tbeir individual and team trophies received recently from League President Kellll)' W"aggins. Front, fnm left, Charles Barnhart, Don Gulbrle, Jim Caldwell, Don Filcll, Gary Durst; back, Keith Fltdl, Jack have the faith too ..._ they ate the IIY BOB IIOEI'Ual I'OIIEROY Og memhe,-s of food they had prepared at the J>weoy Olb SI:Oit Pa.:t 249 end of the session. A four-week course in all, baft lbe nnw a to lbt women's lib mo<dlltlll? Or, perllaps, next week the boys will. tackle , tbey . , jNtpaing ... the day meatballs and spaghetti and wbeo · the movemeot frees during the final session will stage a tea for their mothers. fnlm tiJe llitdleo. Mrs. Eugene McKinney Is den 'WIIIIteftr lile caR, members mother of Den IV and Mrs. ~the pack's Den I IIIII IV anal (Continued on page 2) leastta•ting om 111e Bo)' Seoul motlo of ' "bejN'tplftd" tbroug)l their (OO .. iltll scbooi being beld a the tollllllllus IIIII Southern HOUSE RANSACKED Olio Fledric 0.. in Middleport. Under iDvesUgation by the l'llwer "'ADpMMJ' 4'0 '""mist Meigs Conoly Sberlff's lfiss Jo Aooa Distle: is meeting O..parlmentaadthe Bureau of wilh members of lile two dens CrimiDa1 Investigation is a f8dl nell to instnlrt lhem in food preparation. Millll Distler house burglary that ..,.,UJTtd at tbe bome of Howard finds the bor.; enlbu!iaslic even CaldweU, Jr., south of Tuptbougb lbey might be a bit · p ers Plains, sometime Friday !riing in l«hnieaa bow-bow night betweea &:45 and 10:» Sl prepaiag c6dFS p.m. The bouse was I'IIIIS8cked At their first m 'iug twu and an undetermined amount weeks ,_go, tbe bo)'S just wal· died the lllllli< ~ Mis5 Distler. of money stolen. llniewes ~ Walr lay. tbey dug Qgbt in lD fl'l'll'll1' a meal. They ~ fl, le's lei'! lh'e aid's :0 JabB om., e, • !lu fa-llalei we siODI!I' and fG- IN · b'l iil Nau-1 Ill!+ s LiCe -.,.. ~~Smith Mrs. Eva Jones Thompson, 62, Belle, W. Va., formerly of Debbie May, RutJand, Middleport, died Thursday morning, apparently of smoke outlined her experience at inhalation. . Girls' Stale .in Xi Columbus · forma 1ton summer when Gamma last Mu Accor d"mg Io lR Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met received here, there was an Thursday night at the home of explosion in Mrs. Thompson's Nellie Brown, near Rock home which then caught fire. Springs. Miss May thanked tile Unable to get out, she suffocaled, it is reported. chapier for selecting her as a M Th delegate. rs. ompson was born 2 1909 Arummage sale was planned Feb. • In Middleport, the Oct. I and 2 at the Coates daughter of the late Thurman Edith Frazier Jones. She lll Bu1.1d.tng in Middleport. and was preceded in death by her W' 1r1.0 Members are to lake rummage and by her late to the sale location Thursday, parents husband, John Wesley Thomp- LIMA, Ohio (UPI) - Allen Sept. 30, from 6 to 7' p.m. son, also formerly of Mid- County Probate Court Thursday It 1fas announced that dleport, in 1961. ordered 12 inmates of tbe_Siate members will meet at tile World Surviving are a son John of Hospttal for the Criminally B~zaar Bldg. 10 German Tucson Ariz • a daughter Insane, who had been held for Village, Columbus, at" 11:30 Joanrhom~ofLancaste . periods ranging from 5 to 36 a.m. on Oct. 14 for a luncheon to . sister Mrs Theresa Ha ~a years although never convicted be fo~owed by a walking tour of St. Peters Mo. and a ~ • of the crime for which they were the Village. . . Douglas ThomPson. ' charged, transferred to slate Due to tile tri~ on Oct. H the Funeral services will be held mental hospitals. next meeting will not be. held atlp.m.Saturdayat tbeFidler- Among those ordered transunUJ Oct. 28. Hostesses will be Frame' Funeral Home at Belle ferred lo hospitals of lesser Teresa Swatzel and Vera Crow. Graveside services wDl foil..; security was James Phipps, 41, Joe Welker also sent a thank· at 3,30 p.m. Saturday at !he who was committed in 1949 you note to the sorority for Riverview Cemetery in Mid· from CrawfQrd County on a sponsoring.him to Boys' Slate. dleport. The Rev. Denver c~e of. operating a motor Through hiS attendance there Blevins will officiate. In lieu of vehicle Without the owner's he was offered a $500 flowers friends are requested consenl scholarship lo Ashland College. by the' family to make con- Allen Jenks, 62, Akron, was tributions to the Belle charged With sodomy when he Presbyterian Church of which was. sent to tbe hospital in 1937 Mrs. Thompson was a member. unttl he was . ·restored to Logan Completes reason" and could stand trial. MARRIAGE LICENSE Lloyd Dennis Moore, 2( Pomeroy, and Cathy Jean Winebrenner, 18, Syracuse. Rated R '*' ,. filed. Starring Marianne Failhfull Alain Oeion ily ANN AIINOIJ) AUSTIN, Ttt. (UPIJ -Gas FrantJin Mubcher, the J:lo:mo>. cratic spe•ker al the Teus House of Rl!ptmnlatives, was indicted Thlll'3day a ·c~~uge al accepting a bribe lo pus two banking bills during a sporio! legislative sessi&~ · two years ago. "This just makes me so mad I could spit," said Mutscber's wife, the former Donna Axum and the 1964 Miss America from El Dorado , Art.. " I am confident I wDl be acquitted," said Mutscber, 31, ~ Brenhah. . The Travis County grand jury indicted Mutscher anotbellegislator, a ~tfu, aide and a former state insuiance House Robbed Newsonaulo.No~geswere -PLUS"NAKED UNDER LEATHER" Grand Jury Nalls Texas Democrats oevisionism. Where others have failed, Mao has sucreeded even against the goeatest of odds. Born in Hunan Province. Dec. a, li!B, the peasant son of a Confucian ,father and a Buddhist mother, Mao gii!W up rebellious to all who opposed him. Today he rules more than a quarter of the world's population as a god-like, rarely seen dictator, haled, feared and oftenlllisunderstood ilY millions ......Y by IU bitteoest enemy, in the Western World. Chiang Kai-shelt and . the He was educated as a Marxist Kuomintang Nafimaljsls Mtny. and joined the newly !ouned His sinlggle spead lo two Communist Party d. China in fronts in 1936, against lbiaiC om 1921. Most of the time !rim then ooe side and the ~ until 1949, when be established Japanese m the other. A year !he People's Republic of China. la1er he jcjned forces with the he was "" the run. alionalists to set up a united In 1934 he led his peasanL froltagainst the kpa11 s! . Tile guerrillas on the incredible fr<ont el'dured cmy four }1!8rs "1""'g March," ravaged all the {Continued om j..ge2) GUEST Jack K. IIIU, Westerville, direclor of education and community services for the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, Inc., will be the principal spea~ ~ 7 ·- annual dJnner mee!Utl of IINi O.W. County Fann Bureau Federation. 1be session will be held at Green Elementary School, begiilnlng at 7:30 p.m. u-u. "' Burglars in Two Capers BACKFIRE BLAMED GALLIPOLIS Damage was GAU.JPOLlS Articles valued at • estimated at $Sin an auto fire at 1:54 a.m. $700 were taken in two separate brea)!ing Saturday on Second Ave. across from the and enterings investigated Friday night by ' Libby Hotel. A backfire through the the Gallia .County sheriff's department.. . carburetor was blamed for the blaze in a Deputies were called first to the 1967 Sunbeam owned by Ted Morrow of Richard Avis rdsidence on Van Zan! Rd., Lancaster. Five men responded to the Rt. 1, Bidwell, where aomeooe had Iaten emergency call. an 8mm movie camera, a tape recorder, a bank containing $50 cash, two carlon8 of • cigareties and a telescope. Two suitcases, eight women's do eaaea, : eight men's shirts and $15 cash ws-e . reported missing in an apparent burglary at the James Schoolcraft home on Ward Rd., Rt. I, Vmtoo. Entry was made by walking through the bact door. will be at 7 p.m. Deputies Investigated a burglary Tickets for the dinner may be obtained Saturday at the Willow Bible Conference from precinct committeemen or by Camp located on Tom Jones Rd., 'live calling tn-3189 or 91t-2ffl. miles west of Vinton. The camp's main house was ranascked throughly. An act al vandalism was reported by Carroll Belcher of Dry Ridge Rd., Greenfield Twp. Belcher said someone poured qar In tbe gaaotine tank of his 1963 Cbevrolet aedlll. X x Jones Will Speak MIDDLEPORT - John E. Jones, executive director of the Ohio Democratic party, will be the speaker at a dinner lo be sponsored on Wednesday evening, Oct. 13, in the social rooms of the Middleport Masonic Temple. Jones came to his post as executive director in the spring of 1971 following years of political management experience &um the precinct level up. His notable string of successes in Franklin Colllty firat won the public eye in 1963 when be managed Mayor M. E. Sensenlrenner's campaign to defeat the Republican incumbent. Jones also managed the Ma:yor's suetbSful bid for nH!Iection in 1967. He attributes Democratic successes in Franklin ·Colllty to an abundance of pncinct workers who are methodically recruited, motivated, and properly directed. One of his main objectives, becoming ttecutive director, bas '-! to revitalize the principle of precinct org;mization for the benefit of Democratic candidates throughout Ohio. Jones' experience goes far beyond the politicai. He has a liberal backgromd in business and personnel management. In addition, be finds time lo be affiliated with the American Management Society, Lions, Ohio State University Association, Fraternal Order of PoUce Associatioo, and the Loyal Order of Moose. Jones, 42, Is a native of CoiWlbus IIIII a former member of the U. S. Marine Corps. He and his wife, Helen, are the parents of £qui- children. A mnnl of 200 to 300 is e:rpected to hear the Columbus Democrat when he · comes to Middleport October 13. Dinner ru " Grid Scores MlcbipJI 3l UCLA t Nordnoeolenl IZ Syncae I Nebnsb l4 Teus ABI 7 Notre Dime I Parillle 7 ManbaD U Xavier 13 Cottrado Zl OIIM Stale 14 Olilo Ulllvenlly flldll Stile Zl Capital • Oide 1'11181 I 7 '*' . WlttftberJ IS C&ll'cala Stile I ., ~::::=:==:;.. .. EYE IWRT IN rAU. POMEROY - "Charles Cramir, . . . • Pomeroy, was taken to Velei'UI7 • • Memorial Hospital bJ the 1'11-1· · ;.• Emergency Squad at 5:25 p.m. · rrldiT•:where he was RnlUtd far a cl-" · the eye rec:elved wbel lie fell Clll 1111 pll!'king lot Friday ~· • '**' .,.,. . .• NO IIBB11NG ,· POMEROY - 1be Famer1 Q -..; Adminlltnlian will DOt lllllt Ia p 4 JOliN l!l. JONa thlsweekclaetoulalfm• hcillaJIItllt in Mother locaJII)'. ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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