http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/93de67eee95e6d9196a8fdebb76447e8.pdf c5da2d611623aa9726fa4ced1da9de6e PDF Text Text . . e.igs • To .~Try • ;· .:· LUt&liJ~.- ., MtiP 1IICb I ' 0'" otrered fW ·tile' .flrlt · courae In coilllllol'!lf. . ,. .· . . . . aQdll'lll'llldJ lo "7 lbelr halid with die Pllbllc. . Pi'< ' ,I ~ --· ·..-!'ofn. Mary PoweD,Inl1r\ICIGI'· aJl!lut . o1 tbe!lntelaaaln coememfolli, nport.tthatthe 17 ltlllon wiD 1101r offer to lhl public all ot lhl senices of a beauty salon Ill .of lhl .11'118. A&~Polntments must be malle ftir services by lbe clau In their laboratOry and thole appoinlment.l mUll be betnen l:tll to 11:411 a.m. t!jldl day. In a report of lhl COIIIIetolotiY activities at tile MelaS llllb Sehool, Mrs. PoweU slates: . '"'be ec.metmosY clall at MalaS HJab Ls badt In school qaln anjl we beUeve we are cellinl o11 to a ,_t start. There are 17 glrla In tile ltlllor claa. The pis are looJdn& very lllem- ,. manallir., ' 'lile)' 11re lri !lie to U:46 eacll 'lftirnoOu Ire apelit . llieoiJ and a hlatory requlrad thiJ year In ,...,, ·-temOCIIL ' "We a1ao have a new clallof juniors who 11'11 off lo good start wltll Mrs. Pauline Hyaell as lhllr lnslructor. The new group of 1e 111r1a pleued wltb tbe IJe8lnnlng ot.lbelr ""' tralnlnR. They have been studylns personality, poiae end f"oomlng durinl tbe pail week end have touched upon pin curia, how to UJe mqnelic rollers and the correct Mrs. Ber8e N. Walls, 82, Mill procedures for teasing and SL, Middleport, died at the In several event.t. The WaluRDa bend wiD compete at the triO Holzer ~leal Center early • ,. Mariells Band.{).Rama on $ept. 1:1, 10d perform during tbe Sunday morning loiJowlni a ,, ' ' halftime of tbe MarsbaU-Morehead footbaU game In Hunlingering lllnela. Mrs. Watt.t wu bom J10. e, Ung!on on Sept. 19. . la8, at Dexter, daughter of tlle late D. G. end Mary Levacy lll ~-LNlchclls. Besides her parent.l l'f~ByoTooo • • ~WIO , l!he was preceded In deatb by her tiuband, Otbo, a daughler, (Continued from P••e I) one tile village BecomJng Involved \.AUUJU , t.rolher and a &later. · in a traah plck-ll(l service. Survlvlns are Mrs. Vernon '. · There are Three people G. 0. "Otto" Schmoll, ao, Deweeso, Point Pleasant, -.,. •"" "(!) who 81-. now making tbelr Uvlns Middleport, owner and operator Nlll Arlene Spurlock, Nigeria, byprovldingtlllsservlce.Aafar of Schmoll's Radio and Ap- Wetl Africa. Both were reared as 1 c10 ascertain, theae tbree pllance Store In Middleport for by Mrs. Walls. 1 d '"" 30 years, died Monday evening Mrs. Watts was a member of peop e are o~.., a competent In Holler Medical Center. the Middleport Church of job. Therefore, I d.o not think that the Village !hould go Into • Mr. SclvnoD was the son of Cbrlst, Meigs Temple 153 competition with or eliminate tile late Anton and Mllry Sch· Pythlln Sisters, tbe Pbllatbea from, private buslneSB that Is moD. He was alao preceded In Society of lbe Middleport being operated 1n 8 aallsfac!Alry death by one brother, JullUI and. Church !II Chrtat and the Ladles one lnf10t aliter. Auzlllary Trainmen. way. "'--at wtU "(2) With tbe Finances of the He was 8 member of the ~..... 801 'lcel be held Dressy and casual styles In 60 per cent antron nylon and«!...;,. cen ' ; ·orion Villagewhatthevare,Ifeelthat Trinity Church, Pomeroy. at 10 a.m. Wedneldly ~1 lhl acrylic These 11 hi •'"'' ' H 15 · lved by ... ~... Raw!•··..coa•· Funeral Home . su s are mac ne washable lind can be dried In a dr"-" . the purchase of a packer truck • surv '"" "uo, ~... '" · for abo I 12 1 ut dl , ... • at this tlnJe would be W!wllt. A lllldaGrueter Schmoll, one son, with tile Rev. Raullln Moyer ·f ~ m n es on me um or low heat - Several styles to Jll!lk~ ·. ~cker truck would coat a~ Robert; 1\llddleport; , three officiating. The body wiD thin Throm.h mthe wklth open jackets or button fronts.• Solid or prlnt.d·lhlll~· ;_,.!· ,... ..-·""h"dren ... ..._. Jan! be taken to Columbus for e 5 ea s lrts have exclusive self ad ius . table hems. BeautJful·.n·ew · t•l1 prollimately $17,000 CASH, or If ... ~~~ • """"''• ce colors In sizes $ to 20. a•!!.. , chaaed on 11me payments end Jim, end se~eral nlecea and cren~~Uon. . · . ,,. , . , ->;\· .,_ '"'-I ,.,~... •. ~ · •• ""'"" n-"-s . ,. . · -~, IDIJI . aall ... at tba ~ a • ,, Made for each other. in death were hll parents and his wife, Leooa, a daUihter end a brother. Survlvlns are a son, Kennett Rae, Day!Aln; 8 brother, Leo SIA!ry of near Pomeroy and thr dchlldre ee gran n. Funera1 services were held at I~ a.m. IA!dly at the RawlinlsCoats Funeral Home wltll tile Rev. Raullln Moyer officiating. Burial was in the Hemlock Grove Cemetery. " •' I TOIIIglll, Stpt, 1 Doub.. F•11ure ' . ;' • '' .t Program Edgar Allan Poe's £NDURINC·LOVE Ultimata Orgy . Brigitte Bardo! A!ECarved Alain Delon Dr-.MONO llltNCiS People of len say tha.t about young couples. It's also flllid about matchinr diamond enragemer~t and weddi01 rings when they're crafted by J 1 ArtCarved. When you see them, I you'll arree Wf! have a stunning r colledion ..• all made for • I each other ... and you. I I I _"'_...... , .......... hft., ...ioort H c-~•• Goessler .lewelly Store Court St. Pomeroy .._lhotlatcl A:r_t(arved........,. SPONSOR LIONS CLU I MOLE IN ONE CONTEST Jane Fonda Terrence Stamp Peter Fonda SPIRITS OF THE DEAD Plus "HE:;,L'S BELLES" Color Jeremy Slate Adam Roarke Wild., Thu.• Fri. Stpt. ··10.11 DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM "IIATTLE OF BRITAIN" COLOR Laurence Olivier Michael Redarave -PLus~ "THE FILil OF I THE GOLDEN GOOSE" COLOR Yul Cluirlel GET ON THE ' WINNING TEAM ~TAY AHEAD IN THE 'TIGHT MONEY' "" 80, r'l-!-ed 3 Piece :Knit Suits by Glenpny . C 1,\llll VWY , . . .., w VY1:II" "'F;;r~i';~ ;m ~ 'i;id IUnllfJtOGJe"ant tttne. , :~r~~~::~ ::::YH::J ~ ~E~ ~ INJURY nave other trucks w handle Wilbur Perrin efllciatlng. Unda Warner, Pomeroy, . down. The Village have •qulpmenl whendoel It not breaks this mooey end lhl only place that it can come !rom Is bl8her end higher rates for the piclt-up service or Taus; "(3)Thepureb!aseolapacker lrjll•lt end tbe Vlllase gellinl . IniAl the traah haulillll bualneaa wtU not help or Improve the CMdlllnnaal the~llandflU dump as has beer) Indicated by IIOIIIememberstiCoWidl.lleel that it Ls the duty ol the Village Admlnlstratton to aee that tlui Good Clllrena ot The VW.,e hlrre a.place to •I"P""' of their tra!h, but to do thiJ properly and In accordlnce wltb State reluiations Ia Jrrwalble for a amaU Village with 'limited lunda. TJlla LsI County problem and a11 ti !be vw.,e All· mlnlstratiCHIS alons with the County Comml•omers Should .and .Could pNflde thiJ dump. Sincerely, MayorC.O. Fiaher MAN urr BY CAR A Pomeroy man Is In aalllfactory condlllon after being struck bJ. an auttxn• on Weal Main ft. :al Will, General HaU, Uoyd Racine; King, Pomeroy; Paul 1o S20,000.0o wu Racine; Paul 'Cole, ReedaviDe; John McLaughUn, Minersville; John CotterlU, Lancuter; Dana Blumenauer, Pomeroy, and Brian Spencer, pomeroy. SATURDAY DISCHARGES - Joyce Carson, Peter Wolle, Woodrow CaD, Jr., and Charla Whittington, Jr. SUNDAY ADMISSIONS Katie' HID, Racine; DamU 11ann1ns Albany· Plna Covert ~-- ' 'M r-s::;u~:~,:-~;.-;:;:,-:.:~:.;::r~hl:;:~ncl::;l~ " I dresses. coats. suits, car ,coats, blouses.• skirts,, sl~elcs, vests,., · I easy ponchos, coorc11r141e groups- Buy now •nd use.our ~v~ '•'.,!. -" credit svstthn. ' · J'· ~. >1 1 -------------~------------~-"-- Elbe11eIds In pomeroy· .. . . ·. . . • ., 1, · . t . ' ·, . , I Theydodt luJw to be in' . to talk ba(&t().the We have ~ special S!'hooi'IIJ-IIotne genius doesn't have to miS~~ ,j ' ' and use. Our 5ervlce one we know thinks It's a great geniuses. · · A PomeroY; nevtl Dobhlu, Jr.; \ Blclweli, and Tamara Thelsa, GGM dJ ReedaviDe. SUNDAY DISCHARGES Paul ww Michael Hnclion George MONDAY ADMISSIONS _ Peter McDonald Ratland · Lucy McCane Mn~· ~ Richmond ~.' Almio Barnett, ~; :JW.D Stsr~~er, Pomeroy; Clara Garlalld, Mlnerlvllle. MONDAY DrscH.utCIES Mildred Arnold, 'O..rtrude Drake, Peler McDonald, Lloyd Kq; and Tamara ;rhelu. Rad.ktn ~ ....1'1'1>' . ~Sq~ua:ad:·~-----':""~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~t~~: . · ' ' 9!i'pJ11. ..----·---..' ' ) ' ~ I .~posits !risyred ' Burial wUI be In Riverview treated at VeleraJIS Memorial Cemetery, Middleport. Friends HGI(lltal Monday evening alter may call at the funeral home. ~vtnsPar: ~~~Jwurjr at Royal · •'~~Y Ume. · """" amer was taken to the hoJpltal wbere lbe Then we wUI have IAl have Veterul Memorial Hoepltal wu treated end released, b)' money lor repair of tbls SATURDAY'ADMISSIONS- tbe Pomeroy Emergency what tbe packer cannot handle, such as tree limbletc. Also we wtn have to have wqe~ !or the operatcn of u- vehicles. GAME •. II:Ow there Is more tlian one way to gain on your passbook savings lie· counts. So don!t · fumble your chance · oo hlg~r eartllngs to react! your goal SQOner. See us 1to.d ay • ..c 4 ,, ' • .. ' "'· ··~·~ ••• J~ ' ' ' ' ,..., \ . ~;Ohio . E. L. Story, 75, Succumbs Elba L. Story, 75, died late Saturday night at the St. Elisabeth Hospital in Dayton. Born on Nov. 29, 1894 In Pomeroy, he was the son of the late Seldon and Katherine Dllllnger Story. Preceding him Come To Elberfelcls luly Ready To W•r Department ancl See Our Beautiful Selection Of ••• n f • t, .~ ,' I 'I . ' WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1970 . (UPI)- I - ·, . . ', > ~! \ -\ • • It IHWDIOD today to '-di:lbelr deu)andl llr !be relel!le of seve, C!J!IUDJindoa b;ld In llrlbiln, SW!IIerland and Weal Germany. !II.· plane, a VCIO, landed at Belrlil ~· At tbe tame llriloe lib Jn. temaUonal Red Orou nego. llaUn; !elm In ,Amman uked • tbe JIII8TIIIaa !tlr a lbrel-dly exttnsiGn ol their eleai!lfte for 1M hijack lioategea; Arab polltlcaiiiOUro!l ...,... The perriiiU have lbreltened 'to liow up two pllnea with their hostages If their ~ 1n1 not met by 10 P-W· EDT. The blja. was reported !hortly alter the 1uerrWaa warned the would "eontin~ thiJ line of operatlm" IAl win tbelr demands. Momenta l8ter BOAC reported one of Ita plano was bljavced after le•vlnl Adult 'ftducation Program . " Expeqted To Be Continued . <J 0. hideout. . The shooting occurred In MIUs' hll!IU' when the sheriff, and hll deputy tried to serve a warrant on MlUs sfemmin8 from alleged bar811111ent II eie<:trlc company worklll'S who tried IAl lnltaD power llnel serosa_hll property. MlUs bas been taken IAl lhl newly remodeled maximum JeCUrily !all in ClrclevUie, He Ia tlle flrat prtsooer IAl be lodged In tlle Plckaway County Jail. ~le bas • held In tbe nelgblm!'lllalllor leCUI'il): reaiODI. Deputy Wilbur was 'lialed In good CMdltlon at the Rocklnl VaUey Community Hospital In Logan. ' ' 1' Oliver • • ij, aCCUIOd &layer of llie VJilton County l!herlff bas ~:~:led one week lA! obtain lll,at · before he appears Ill Ill answer charge~ II llia~gree murder . alid .: · e ' . ; wltb Inlent to IIID. ' Week'• extenlioq was gr~ . ·TueldaJ when MlUs ~ hll ,firlt appear .' ance In ~ alter belog IPII'1!bended rw 111e Aug. 3lllsylllg o! $herllf ~Steele and the wounding ol DeDul7 Dew Wilbur. Mllfs Wal cauahl Saturday In tbe ~~Utuy wooded 11'118 ol vlbtan County not too far from hll former reeidlnee, which burned during hil flve.<Jay r .' Gets Extension . . 'I .< ' \ . G 0 • . .•. .pen . s Accused Slayer . ~ re•t.ojn..Me~,.-~Ar..t · < Dies Swulay I' . lud ud departed lor a . blja,... ~fiell. jlll!y U.t tpe Down jo . . alratrl1 In Jordan, . Tile TWA and SWlaalr jets ....,......•• ~ alj'craft be~'l$11eli111 . a 747 jumbo let was taien ·to were s1t4n& on a duty, hot - . ' ...tfo.. ... •'DftA,C' '"I· 'I ' ''e!OJ wu ~. wbere It waa destroyed, alrf~ In lhl desert 7e miles UIIf ..,.., l I'"' I " Jl' n<rl!l of Amman. Of thooe Behvt Airpllrt sourcee l8ld ~ m wll\dl.~led 1n and lhl fourlb hljaclt failed. the hijackers radioed lot Banillly, India, .wltb a llna1 An JntemaUonal Red Crou aboard; U6 women and chll· olflcialll of tbe Popujat :front ·dea~~Datlon ol lAndon. It was learn worked a. . a 10 p.m. dten He freed Monday night !tlr the Liberation of Paietllne seised willie en rwte from a EDT daadUne today In 11.1 effort and allowed IAl go to Amman, (PFLP) to come lA! tile Oeld ·~toPcwer In l!allrein In the IAl negotiate the Oiehange of 1M wbere tbey were awalllng persons and lhl two jetllnon tranaportalion to Beirut. althOugh the PFLP IPOkeemen PerJian Gulf Ill Jl:elrut. 1n Beirut declined to c:oilllrm On Sunday, member• of the lor an IIIISpeCifled number of Paleatlnla!! 81lerriiiU seld PFLP was reaponslble. ·gusiT!Jia group llelr.old lour Arab guarrlllas held In Europe they bljacbd a Brlllah BOAC lllrlilllrwllh!Oipa cw·u11d Airp«t 1ouroes uld lhl P~ Europe. Two ..,e andlirill. Mrs. Watts WHS BAND - 7be high ·stepping Wahama lli8h School bend, acclaimed by many as one of the top high school bands In West VIrginia, Ls 14 members strong for tile 197M! school lerm. Director Gerald Simmons, who Ls In his sixth year at WHS, in past years hssled the Wahama bend to recognlllon " ' o:her ·.. ' Decloulfo,Bellli ·• • ... Hllvi!18!CIIIilple~ tbett ~ year's ~. -~ lifl«,~ . ~~ ' . j' ~ '. ~ ~6MERPY-MIPDtiPORl, OHit); • · .. . School ,•"'''" ~"'· 'I 1 1 An adult education program through which r$(dents may complete cour.es towards obtaining thelr; hlgh school diplomas Ls eliJleC!ed w be continued In the Melga Local School Dlatrict jhls year. This was the indication TueSday nlsht when the dlslrlcl's boatd of education met at the )felgs Junior lli8h School In Mi&neport. Although a similar program last year operated with a deficit of ~.1115, George Hargrave~, district s,tperintendent, was autborized IAl investigate the poulbUitiel ot continuing the program this year. In order wplace the program in a position throUib which It will be self supporting, Harsr•ves will lnveallgete tbe posslbllltlea of teachers working In the program at tbe rate of M 10 hour cunpared to $:1 an hour paid teachers lui year. He a1ao has suggested that the tuition be Increased frODI f'Al per student to $21i. Rosldent.l taklnl part in the pr"'lJ'am must be 21 or over. For thooe working on credit towards obtaining tllelr high school diplomas, the state wiD pay $30 each to help support the program. AI least 10 such atudeniB wUI be needed so tilat the program can operate wltbout a deUclt. Others wtU be permitted to teke courses but no slate support wjll be avaUable for them. Residents Interested In lhl adult high school claMeS are asked IAl conlact Hargraves at 992-2153. ' "l J' In another action the boar1l approved a Jlsl of mbsll• teachers In ·the dlalrict. T!ie group Includes Leo KRnnedJ, Sr., Margaret Parso1111; Margaret Weber, Blanelle Nelson, Corrine Lund, ~: ' i Ogdin, Ana Rupe, Lawrente \ Rose, Thelma Dill, Cil!rJ ' .• Thomas, J. S. Davis, Lllcill, . ' Smith, Yvonne Scally, ~ ' Robert.l, Maurice LOll, Nfll'a,· Jordan, Benjamin ~. Aldeth G. Robinson, C~ro! Wolfe, UWan Smith and Qij.Q Smith. · ·. Two new teacher aP, . .. . poinlmente, both on .tb~ elementary level.• were ~p. J proved. They are Mrs. Enlri Rlpenolf, ••o teught iaJt year In WeUslall, and Mrs. Janet (Continued on ·]liSe 12) �; ,, ',1 . ' ' • Tug-of-War for •u •n $5 Billion 'Trust' ., Transportation Secretary John A. Vo1lpe'a declslll!l lo throw IS-billiOn worth of federal muscle behind elfofta lo lmpro:r=e p transportation II only the opeillng push In :what aes to be a long and bl\ter battle over tr~•· porta policy: . It II alrelidy drawing angulabed protests from auto. ·llriented q~rs which have jumped to the undoubtedly 1• lOaical conclusion that under cballene:e Ia the aanctlty of ;, tbe Federal HIChway Truat Fund, the treasure chest tblt , baa been financing tha nation's muslve auperroad con- • ~011 ; ' f ri I \ •.'• '' tl • } • '• • • • I• I r• • • •' • . ..••' ... ' '.. :: •' ·. ' :- .·. .. . :; ,~-·. programs. • N~m :~:m' Wlll'l! •ez •a75 tJU IIMT . •sn .10$ • •f;C!• ' .AK83 ;r. 65U SOIJDI (D) .AKQJlOT .AKQ83 ·~· •Void , SpecificaUy, Volpe has decreed that henceforth spe~:l•l provisions for public tranSport. such a~ esclualve lanes ind elrlts, will in part determille ailocatlo!i' ol federal ·trust lunda (Which can come to as mucb aa 80 per cent of tbe total) to urban constructioa projects in order to "encourage tbe greatest use of buses In pnference to individual automobile•" by the natioa's. commuting bordes. Altbough ODiy boa facillUes are menUoned and tbe decision OBtensibly is intended In part to bead off pzessure ill eoagreu and elsewhere to tap the trust fund for nonhighway purposes, such as new rail transit systems, the latter ~s exactly what fund defenders fear Is corning. Tbe Federal Highway Trust Fund waa estabUshed by Congress in 1956 to finance the Interstate program, now more than 'Ill per ceut complete. Fed largely by tbe f~­ ceut federal gasoUne levy, plus other motorists' tues, It has been a comucopla through years of tight budgets In other nondefense spending areas. Sometblng like ~ btllion has flowed through the fund to the ~ontraetors and the balance now stands at ~ biWon, with Income comfortably eueeding e:openditures. Since all of this comes exclusively from motorists, the highway lobby-"tbe Road Gang" to Its Capitol HIIIIDU· mates-fiercely opposes tapping the fund ·for any other purpose than the creation and care of roads for motorlsla. Critics, however, contend that the fund's e><cluslvlty has eneolD'aged an overemphasis on highways that has crippled urban transportation. Public transit deteriorates aacl"cllaappelll'll wblle highways prollierate, and the spendinglmb•law.e II sucb that something like 211 Urnes more public money Is pumped Into roads than Into mass transit. Some planners-or dreamers-would correct this by replacing the highway trust with a general transportaUoa IQnd committed to financing a balallced national system of roads, mass trMslt, railroads and air facilities. Tbe "road gang," naturally enough, does not buy that and has a lot on Its side-the current ~ aw and, theoretically, millions of American motorists . But the transit forces also have some big guns, notably Sea. Jennlngs Randolph, D-W.Va., chairman of tbe Senate Public Works Committee. Randolph, keeper of the congresslonll pork ,barrel, has let II be known he Ia open lo changes directed toward balancing transportation spendmg. He has himself proposed usillg some trust funds to aid bus systems in larger cities. Tbere is also increasing sentiment in the states, as disclosed at tbe NP.tional Governors' Conference, for a change in spending emphasis. Much more Is going to be heard on the Issue. The t5 billion at stake· assures that. . • WOOl PUs BOth vulnerable 3.2. •• Nordt loll Soutb 2N.T. 3N.T. PUs ~ S+ ·Pul , Plu Pass Pus !'au 4N.T. OpenU.,Ieod-4 K The late Ely Culbertsoa was a great showman. He also was a great bridge player and a great inventor of new bidding gimmicks. In 1932 the contract laws were amended to make the grand slam bonuaes 2,250 vulnerable and 1,500 not vul· nerable. Ely immediately decided that some method of ace-asking was necessary and decided to put the lazy bid of four no-trump to work. The Culbertson four notrump was both an asking and a telling bi~. It an· nounced that the four ro- ., 1/'(' , .. .~ ..........,~,. -.. • ..;;. .... '" ,..,.,....;...y: '"" ..,.,; '''" I qree '. wttll ' :fou - · ~'• ·il)'pocrlly ln : raW- 'i!•th!l\t'i nlct atUiulle'. If be. III!M.bll 1111 bel . o\NONP!OUS ,, r future clauibter-lit-liw 'f!'tU ·I .,. ·' • • r-V-----.------al----------B--::--------d-----:-----;-1 =to::.~:::.: "· -., .: ~i~!e!·o-~:o:~:r:o~~ I OICC ong-. roa way 1· tbeiDa~:ro..llll'adUlt~cin : "·a APJ i ·a·.... vl1lliY -. • ~n'::"&eb~':ior~dw1:u~~c:; • I ><' 1 •, L ,· •r. I &aitb, Jerry Michael Groomes; bad< row, HUlon Wolfe, Jr., coacb, Ililly Harris, Jobn West, Scott Wolfe, Perry HID, Tim &aith, Mike Huddleston, Steve Hill, Setb 11111, Herbie Ervin, John Pape and Jonathan !lees. Not pi'el1i!llt when picture was taken was Mark Sayre. bera shown are frlllt row, I..R, Joey llo1nn, Bryan Wolfe, Johnny Fislier, DeMis Wolfe, Jerry Don Groomes, P.andy • ;.·:: :: aces of his own or with one 1 bu\ • · . ·• 1 lllal atlrets llo one ace and the kings of all bid 1 , tbe!as,!vt~? . · ,HII., PA(~~· ,,.Y : suits, With no aces he would Your iMin bad )ie!W be 11111'8, .. W~t would, th;y bid five of the agreed suit. BY JACK O'JIBL\N Kildare llrie COIIII!ry. 'lbe Kliaa, 10 rid! be bu sewral, all . liowtV!1!', tblt hli preHDt all tbe n~llidlbi~~~' .1~ With oae ace but lacking the NEWYORK - Dowd'sTown. lllsbli wen Ucbd off lly Mr. devoted lo ra!4lag horats; arranJ"IIl•nt doe.s a't aff~ct w,tell't tor cl , alii. ~.'· ,t •: .. .•·.:',\,. r~~~to~~~e~e would show Maynooth, County Kildare, Clllley wllb velmll - ~lmb, w~IrilbuhMDMmaoj4 dlvorceproceeo!Ings. -H. ' · · ,,• . o o 1; ,, .. .' The . Culbertson method Ireland For years, plaCHiamel n cld eolllltry Gulmea ol liorM IJid stout Dear 'Helen: . AI! old-t:f!!!er COli ,,.., was complicated and suf· generaiiGrll, we'n llatOOed IG ~~~- enebanUng - but 1118)' fame; IJid our bolla, 'hd and Wllb nltnltilia of ybwlptal tc1U ll'fim~ · · - . of a c'' . . fered from the inability of a Jrlshmen ol all llripes and slowly took a beck seat til tbe Marian Douhllf, wbo just Irekldnc 10 ICbOol lor tbe Dril · CO!IIfll'e . fOIIf'·l~ ' weak hand to bid four no· dlatant 111ceab'y ling the' uno me deBgbtlul dllcova!y: lllal added tl!elr Ma)'llooth atud lime, I. tboulbt IIlli Rttle 11111 _• "~ . d'lldftiH. ,,".· " ·_ . "··.,." •. ·. • ,........ 111 .,,.,,, liiiflt- • · trump, but it did fit some diluted ,.,u..es of 1biJ land fl no 1111111« bow ftllberlnt tile larmtobomellrlNeWY,orkand mJibt be wOr1h r~. It hands perfectly. their ancestors, some prt'feuioael lrilll' had been, Greenwlcb, 01111. · •· -wia 1e111 anonymously 10 tile · let'. ' •' . ..: .y · · ' · JosePhIne Culbertson's dellrloualy entbuslasUc lhoueh none had been~ ..~ to Tbe DmaiiiUtud II like Ill Natiollal Family Opinion .. • · .o. • '' ' · five-diamond reply to Ely's th~'d ne-r set foot 111 tbeir deacrlbe tb• lrlsb ar-. ne,..,.._ • '-"e llld •-A •--•- •- To'""'• ""'0 . One of tha - ~ ol~ · four no-trump showed the ., •• • ~~-":.'! .,-::,....... .......-flne ""''":;ORLD'"c.,, T.':':'.;': :! ' fall 111-. ·days II '\fiii ,1_ ip; ' ace of diamonds, not just belovod "Emerald Isle" aa 1118)' It II ~ thaD any grill, - - - · - - 1 ., ,; ....,. ... any one ace and Ely went to inevitably callod it. 'l1le sreat trees or lllrllbbety we'il ""' ~ JDllllllon SON BY • ·BAND the spade slam. Tin Pan Alley byoiii81G Ireland 111111. ~pa tbe fllll fellow to I!MPland lllllendldl1JIItad lor all My 1011 stirll acbool He ruffed the club opening, have been written IIIOiil7 by call It tbe Emonld ·'rile came Ii. at-leaat-IOD yean. faskle, It tGmamiw. It's lflinl to be played his ace of· sP&des and Broadway types who'd never cloeest. But sUD not camp!eteiJ baa all tbe lhllrlsw modem sttange and IIIW to hllillor a ·, continued witb ace, king and seen Ireland bot compoHd 111 target, Pa1a1era ol palnlln8l, imenltles; outalde, all tile while. a small heart. This play m~ and cOIIIInu:led paeana wrll«< ol boob, ·coald Impeccable pur!lr olltr period Ai1cJ I wllb )'011 would lOri ol ' couldn't hurt him if hearts ol noatalglc prllse, to these lelllbebalf~u tile felloW llld ~cblteet~, :II'I I .ial'lt ~ ~ aently, ...' ~ee,Cif CbJ;~~ broke 4-~ and allowed hun to ..... flelda that the !olb wlio 1a another ll!lft8, ''Walt~· m'w11toulicUbeyneedlt-llley v 011111 UDto~~- l!1d gift w,ap~.':.::.~-· ':~~ · D_ a'··g:e ·~ es ·· make. bls, .§I~II). ~-~ )he, M!Oft:IJ;;::fJ: ·. ll!!'!li• ~,~ --,........- "'"'I;JDll ~~ IWJ 't'~ ~" ·. ·llf iJi . . . ·. " I.II!Ef· ·--, 1\owiU -it-~-lit!i ·t---·-· , ._ :A.1 ..bi:iai ijbce •E'"ani~cl,tl ~, •*1t'lha•f biiiilltul. ,. , . ~ ::It~ · ' ., · ·,·. lbt 1.. . ~ not overrufl dummy's e1ght l'OCOI, , . II!Yllf ~· . : .., • . . ~~~>:~ ' · .. J . ~~Ei;~ .. . spot. And here we were oil our 111'111 Pat Cl8ne)i filled uala Gil the aec:uMrt le . ·• ' not an •· b'etn arOuml 10 re~li bll , War creates all kinds of casuslties--tbe dead, the ~iss·"""t. a land's hlatorv wltb proper ---'ve ll!llm . , 1 d-''-••'• w'o ' undi ., •a'd' · to 1• ~·'-- bli · illg, the wounded the emotionally scarred and the famUies tH.-.- ,.,.,,.;,. ......J ,,.. ·"""""'• •w•'8 " " " 81 ,. , ,.._ ....-• ~ ••""' of all these. And war, whether it be a "hot" war or a cankarrylnsskepllcthallheM attatUoa, ol c:ori, 11> the concelttiut •· Wfl!'~> Jnlll ..• ·feellnP. 1 · ., · '' " · "cold" war, creates refugees. '• I cynically constructed BOIIfll, ol brutam)' of tbe hated ~· aimadq.~i= IDiru Ia. But DOW - ..,....._ are soina to A New Yark-based group established in 1933, the Intercoune, had to be n:ageratlona 'lbe pMnlilul IIJ'UII &i'eW· Ita. foal, ' , . ilre · · -• national Rescue Committe&, is America's leading nonolthebeautlesoftbelaadofour emeralds wltbout too 11111111 damr l'IWIIIIPei,\'GI'Iq MID IC!Ciarlan voluntary agency aiding refugees from oppreslolb, who'd all oriciDited In lraet; Pat esplalned tbe tbe TV commerclalt lor lion. Q-The bidding has been• County Cork to be beat' of liliCIIIb took IIIOIIIIrllb trew lo Aqualluct ,wid ~. ioaltl In Ita &DDual report jtist released, tbe IRC notes that WOOl North Jut South everyane'a fllnlll•l IIMIIIDI'Iell bullcllllelr mlnetiJn Wile., tbe "!. .Inc ~ aat Ill ~· more than 110,000 refugees were helped during 19118. ill p.,. Paio 1 bouta. So we got Into oar car 1n drty ~. tiut nliw more tnet IIICIIIIIq, a .COIJIIIII or lntDclri!l ElD'~, Southeast Asia, Africa, North and Lalla AmeriCa. lt Bocbaflerthetrip-illtbe ftnally are belnl planted. hdlcrtJI ~lid flctr · Ia , tbe rate of assistance baa increased. .s.::·,:O.Id~ ~n Elizabeth t wltb a 6rollld IIlli Xlldan coimty llulij ..,;, ,•ifbred•• mj-:~. An exodus of 100,000 Czecbollovaks sillce tbe Soviet occu" • n,. n"' 1 - '~ ........ ollreel. .....;.. ..... lllCI _ _._ ..... ,, paUon In 1968 and persecution of Pollah Jews resulted in an What do you do now? pleuant ihow.me otUIIlde. ,....,.. H"'"'"'·· - . ..- ...- to IP'II'• increase of 25 per cent over 1968 in Western Europe alone, A-8ltl twa ao-lnimp. Tbla Our driver, Patrick Clancy, a Jlaleb'.IIICI km!b'• a~ lllCI ·. ..,t::....._nnllilille~!lltll ·,:=~~=;:: me reported. A large ·number of Greek& fleeing the mill- iboWI II or II polaU oa4 .... ,genlle copy ol Barry Fllfferai!J ~ ·111!1'41 "!1Pi11Detlaa .ba~. · _ _.. ,.. biili~ · ,nd,tarl' junta rule, plus Hungarlalls, Romaplans, Yugoslavs, - · t o P 011 witb 7 JOO!ats with none of the great cloWD'a beell ,llpl!nl( by lllCI !Ill' Uta. llnlil tO!dl!i AJ!ianians.LBulgarlalls and several thousand Cubans who or with • docent nljoa4 iutl. exaggerated mannerlaml ..;. ~tbemselnit -:'.I!Jrl!dlll •tbla came lo opaln were also aided. just b1J cbaitffeur's cap trU1e _... tbey liflded .In lll!!llf. Cubans b&Ye become one of me•s maJor recipients of 8lbw and Jolly lbouldc!r • Ge!lrglan lind bqi ald. Ia. th& last decade Cubans--about 10 per cent buncblng trademark tlri!8bt eatataa 111111 il 'IIIJ 1110 bot fDr ~tt~!"::~-to~e~~:~r=~~ outo!FIIqerald-wuanldeallllem .ml lb8r . . . to IJuJ' the' Communist rule of Fidel Castro. Several hundred gulcle on the four-hour tripfron) ~. 'lbeN IIQie lnaaeillf. llaltlaD refugees, ~ually unable to endure tbe dictator· MCl9 Cobb Dublill, then to t;bllllrmlnowue~!lr~ o1oiA ol "PaP& Doc' Duvaller OD that tsland, were alao . lovelv stud farm Ill the ........... puN Gaelle ~ ~ ~ . AP ~byiRCiaatyear. · ' · -~ · · Aldlng refugees Involved provldlbg food, clotblDJ, ~t.er, medleal aaalstance, cblld care, rebabilltatloa, J.anciraae bdp, occupational guidance-ill other words, It Ita eomplex task requlrblg patience, sklll and perslstellce. · .Tile refugee problem In South VIetnam Ia further comli1lcat.ed by the need to provide bospital care and surgery lor ,Miultl and cblldren wbo have slifferad .war wouilds. ,..,...ty-two doctors, ·•urseona, nunes, public health of. flem ·111111 *Ita! admlalatraton-r~g t• coun~n.rt ;lllt'1 program In VIe~. IRC PfOvlded a . J»W· holjiltal and a day-care center• whiCh· II being ll~ · by a new eenter at another nlugee camp. 'Jil!fuaeea from mainland China mlo Haag ·K011g, and N;ew York City's W a 11 flli'llier Bliftan refugee, ill Nigeria .JaG callie undlr lRC'a Street Is tbe fln&nclal cen• ~- . ter ol. .the Ullited States. · -To leCOIIIpllah aD this, tbe latemaUonal Rescue Com- .The Y/orld Almanac reealll llilttee ~ ,upcn support f1'0ill American foundatlons, tliat 11M ~~!Met's name was .CI'I)!Orati'OIII, labor unionS. commlllllty, civic and student dedved from the old wall individual citizens wbo J&Ye both time and erected across lower Man· ha~ Wane~ by Dutch COl· , ' J>erbaps tbe day will come when refugees no looger ~.to,protect themselve1 ill tbe hundreds of thousllnda. UaW tblt day, such · ~ ~ ~ltlfkl. ,,.. r': .,,.., , ~ ." ' ;" me deaerve thanb Ad support. ' HeIping . Han d to . cl'4 .. '' ·JW:Im: SQUAD 11-<1 ON YEAR - Racine's P., Wee team ended Its 1970 seaaon wltb an 11-<1 recorcl. Team mem- le~ ·, , ,'···~·. , , ~· THE DAILY SENTINEL il\l nb OpensSeptembefll WE ISSUE HUNnNG UCDSE SHE US 12 GAUGE 3.98 16 GAUGE 3.65 20 GAUGE 3.49 28 GAUGE 149 410 GAUGE 3.15 we ' c. ib •. il:fz .utjfully ' .. . to ,_,__. __.__. w; yw •.-. .. , ,- 992-2238 • '1 . . • • ii "'!: .v ! ,,.,. ·- i l = ' . WORLD ALMANAC . tJ;;_.and ' _. J ''. ltiJ' Hado's Thty'll Do It ns •• ., m.,,..,.., to ' ,,• H&R FIRESTONE t .iouJt I ~· Jfs ' EberSbach Wei• HUNTING UCENSE We CCIII it Veqa. . We aloo ccill II "'the lillie car thai doeo everythinq well." Because it doeo. ... , ...., lwrylhia+ Vega moves well1 slops well, aleeiB ~II, rides well, nandleo well, re~pondo well, paasea well, Ira vela well, po.rks well, wears well, and is priced well under what you'd expect to pay lor such a talented little car. In our hlqhwo.y teals, Vego. ho.s been qetling gao mileage in the neighborhood of the littli.!f.or!a, ' which lan't a .bad neighbor , Yet lllllib your averaqe little car, 011111 ~ I!Qal out when you step on 1 PLAYER OF MONTH SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) llllb Glbscili, St. Louis CUoc1ina1 righthander who became a 211pm.e · winD!!~' for li10 lblrd. consecutll(e year, ills been named.NaUonal Le.,ue Player ol tbe Monlb for August, Gibson, who received 30 of tbe 110 voteo ' cut by, ·i panel of baaeball wrll«< iand lil'oa!leaaters; WOll ~ -.aJ&htplllel the Gild lldW!lY o.t turnpike epeeda, with ~!'!~· 4fill,t~ !Jte'sapflnnl!lss, bl8 ~ •tar. s, ;~;;tlliia ~ ! lilts,Jirilclng' out Ill pitch!~ ~d ,· . walldi!& ~ ,~'bile poa!IJII a ~ FJI\A. ' • _; ' ~-~elsa opecicillydesignad . omlleat;l QPJil four with a liqhtwaiqht alllllllilli!Dt .alloy block. II tuma slowly . .. · .. '~u.,·. hi-cU:• are olondard in tbe ·~ Sa:$ blickel ii8Gis, ezcept on iiiW lruc1t. ' do;r,we doillq so tar? . . . Nitld ........... - - - - - ., n. wbeelbaae 11 97 lllchee. · · ' · i 'tol~lleaqth ia " ; hr.')M, I ' > ' under 170 or ll8clriy fOur . llborter Ilion ..~ ,~ q fi,!JJ.eiJI Cl~Molet. ~ .~ •' t::: • • '·, . Hei.;jht of the coupe II IIIII 50 inches, nine inches lower than the leading import. Width: a nice stable 5~ feel Weiqhl: 2,190 lbs. for the ledan. Enqine displacement: 140 cubic inches. Fuel economy: abou125 mJl<1, with tbe standard engine and lrall8lllilllion, in our highway tests. Horsepower: 90. You can order 110. (80 and 93 bp, SAE Nel) Seatinq capocily: 4 adults. What it all adds up to is a lot a( little car. line an.,.. atnldr. Vega turned out so ...U tho.lcouldn't turn out just ou. So we're lurllillg out U.ur: lbe IJlOriY little ha.tcbba.ck coupe abowD open and cloeed in the IONgtOWill below; the oeda.n, on the I!Qhl; 1W X:l'mmback wo.von, on the lelt; and the little po.ullruck, in the aa.r. Ob, and 0. opecio.l GT MR!ou a( the coupe o.nd wagon which we'll show you later ou. Sepl d ettolhiiOpeuli•~ AD 6 300 Cbenolel dealen cue huDdling VagQ, 10 you llhouldiL't ban to go wery la.r to - o.ad clrlwe one. ' Chevy' a new li!Ue car il' opllll tor }:.ntlu., 1oolt into il I . -~ . .," ~ . .' t1' . �; ,, ',1 . ' ' • Tug-of-War for •u •n $5 Billion 'Trust' ., Transportation Secretary John A. Vo1lpe'a declslll!l lo throw IS-billiOn worth of federal muscle behind elfofta lo lmpro:r=e p transportation II only the opeillng push In :what aes to be a long and bl\ter battle over tr~•· porta policy: . It II alrelidy drawing angulabed protests from auto. ·llriented q~rs which have jumped to the undoubtedly 1• lOaical conclusion that under cballene:e Ia the aanctlty of ;, tbe Federal HIChway Truat Fund, the treasure chest tblt , baa been financing tha nation's muslve auperroad con- • ~011 ; ' f ri I \ •.'• '' tl • } • '• • • • I• I r• • • •' • . ..••' ... ' '.. :: •' ·. ' :- .·. .. . :; ,~-·. programs. • N~m :~:m' Wlll'l! •ez •a75 tJU IIMT . •sn .10$ • •f;C!• ' .AK83 ;r. 65U SOIJDI (D) .AKQJlOT .AKQ83 ·~· •Void , SpecificaUy, Volpe has decreed that henceforth spe~:l•l provisions for public tranSport. such a~ esclualve lanes ind elrlts, will in part determille ailocatlo!i' ol federal ·trust lunda (Which can come to as mucb aa 80 per cent of tbe total) to urban constructioa projects in order to "encourage tbe greatest use of buses In pnference to individual automobile•" by the natioa's. commuting bordes. Altbough ODiy boa facillUes are menUoned and tbe decision OBtensibly is intended In part to bead off pzessure ill eoagreu and elsewhere to tap the trust fund for nonhighway purposes, such as new rail transit systems, the latter ~s exactly what fund defenders fear Is corning. Tbe Federal Highway Trust Fund waa estabUshed by Congress in 1956 to finance the Interstate program, now more than 'Ill per ceut complete. Fed largely by tbe f~­ ceut federal gasoUne levy, plus other motorists' tues, It has been a comucopla through years of tight budgets In other nondefense spending areas. Sometblng like ~ btllion has flowed through the fund to the ~ontraetors and the balance now stands at ~ biWon, with Income comfortably eueeding e:openditures. Since all of this comes exclusively from motorists, the highway lobby-"tbe Road Gang" to Its Capitol HIIIIDU· mates-fiercely opposes tapping the fund ·for any other purpose than the creation and care of roads for motorlsla. Critics, however, contend that the fund's e><cluslvlty has eneolD'aged an overemphasis on highways that has crippled urban transportation. Public transit deteriorates aacl"cllaappelll'll wblle highways prollierate, and the spendinglmb•law.e II sucb that something like 211 Urnes more public money Is pumped Into roads than Into mass transit. Some planners-or dreamers-would correct this by replacing the highway trust with a general transportaUoa IQnd committed to financing a balallced national system of roads, mass trMslt, railroads and air facilities. Tbe "road gang," naturally enough, does not buy that and has a lot on Its side-the current ~ aw and, theoretically, millions of American motorists . But the transit forces also have some big guns, notably Sea. Jennlngs Randolph, D-W.Va., chairman of tbe Senate Public Works Committee. Randolph, keeper of the congresslonll pork ,barrel, has let II be known he Ia open lo changes directed toward balancing transportation spendmg. He has himself proposed usillg some trust funds to aid bus systems in larger cities. Tbere is also increasing sentiment in the states, as disclosed at tbe NP.tional Governors' Conference, for a change in spending emphasis. Much more Is going to be heard on the Issue. The t5 billion at stake· assures that. . • WOOl PUs BOth vulnerable 3.2. •• Nordt loll Soutb 2N.T. 3N.T. PUs ~ S+ ·Pul , Plu Pass Pus !'au 4N.T. OpenU.,Ieod-4 K The late Ely Culbertsoa was a great showman. He also was a great bridge player and a great inventor of new bidding gimmicks. In 1932 the contract laws were amended to make the grand slam bonuaes 2,250 vulnerable and 1,500 not vul· nerable. Ely immediately decided that some method of ace-asking was necessary and decided to put the lazy bid of four no-trump to work. The Culbertson four notrump was both an asking and a telling bi~. It an· nounced that the four ro- ., 1/'(' , .. .~ ..........,~,. -.. • ..;;. .... '" ,..,.,....;...y: '"" ..,.,; '''" I qree '. wttll ' :fou - · ~'• ·il)'pocrlly ln : raW- 'i!•th!l\t'i nlct atUiulle'. If be. III!M.bll 1111 bel . o\NONP!OUS ,, r future clauibter-lit-liw 'f!'tU ·I .,. ·' • • r-V-----.------al----------B--::--------d-----:-----;-1 =to::.~:::.: "· -., .: ~i~!e!·o-~:o:~:r:o~~ I OICC ong-. roa way 1· tbeiDa~:ro..llll'adUlt~cin : "·a APJ i ·a·.... vl1lliY -. • ~n'::"&eb~':ior~dw1:u~~c:; • I ><' 1 •, L ,· •r. I &aitb, Jerry Michael Groomes; bad< row, HUlon Wolfe, Jr., coacb, Ililly Harris, Jobn West, Scott Wolfe, Perry HID, Tim &aith, Mike Huddleston, Steve Hill, Setb 11111, Herbie Ervin, John Pape and Jonathan !lees. Not pi'el1i!llt when picture was taken was Mark Sayre. bera shown are frlllt row, I..R, Joey llo1nn, Bryan Wolfe, Johnny Fislier, DeMis Wolfe, Jerry Don Groomes, P.andy • ;.·:: :: aces of his own or with one 1 bu\ • · . ·• 1 lllal atlrets llo one ace and the kings of all bid 1 , tbe!as,!vt~? . · ,HII., PA(~~· ,,.Y : suits, With no aces he would Your iMin bad )ie!W be 11111'8, .. W~t would, th;y bid five of the agreed suit. BY JACK O'JIBL\N Kildare llrie COIIII!ry. 'lbe Kliaa, 10 rid! be bu sewral, all . liowtV!1!', tblt hli preHDt all tbe n~llidlbi~~~' .1~ With oae ace but lacking the NEWYORK - Dowd'sTown. lllsbli wen Ucbd off lly Mr. devoted lo ra!4lag horats; arranJ"IIl•nt doe.s a't aff~ct w,tell't tor cl , alii. ~.'· ,t •: .. .•·.:',\,. r~~~to~~~e~e would show Maynooth, County Kildare, Clllley wllb velmll - ~lmb, w~IrilbuhMDMmaoj4 dlvorceproceeo!Ings. -H. ' · · ,,• . o o 1; ,, .. .' The . Culbertson method Ireland For years, plaCHiamel n cld eolllltry Gulmea ol liorM IJid stout Dear 'Helen: . AI! old-t:f!!!er COli ,,.., was complicated and suf· generaiiGrll, we'n llatOOed IG ~~~- enebanUng - but 1118)' fame; IJid our bolla, 'hd and Wllb nltnltilia of ybwlptal tc1U ll'fim~ · · - . of a c'' . . fered from the inability of a Jrlshmen ol all llripes and slowly took a beck seat til tbe Marian Douhllf, wbo just Irekldnc 10 ICbOol lor tbe Dril · CO!IIfll'e . fOIIf'·l~ ' weak hand to bid four no· dlatant 111ceab'y ling the' uno me deBgbtlul dllcova!y: lllal added tl!elr Ma)'llooth atud lime, I. tboulbt IIlli Rttle 11111 _• "~ . d'lldftiH. ,,".· " ·_ . "··.,." •. ·. • ,........ 111 .,,.,,, liiiflt- • · trump, but it did fit some diluted ,.,u..es of 1biJ land fl no 1111111« bow ftllberlnt tile larmtobomellrlNeWY,orkand mJibt be wOr1h r~. It hands perfectly. their ancestors, some prt'feuioael lrilll' had been, Greenwlcb, 01111. · •· -wia 1e111 anonymously 10 tile · let'. ' •' . ..: .y · · ' · JosePhIne Culbertson's dellrloualy entbuslasUc lhoueh none had been~ ..~ to Tbe DmaiiiUtud II like Ill Natiollal Family Opinion .. • · .o. • '' ' · five-diamond reply to Ely's th~'d ne-r set foot 111 tbeir deacrlbe tb• lrlsb ar-. ne,..,.._ • '-"e llld •-A •--•- •- To'""'• ""'0 . One of tha - ~ ol~ · four no-trump showed the ., •• • ~~-":.'! .,-::,....... .......-flne ""''":;ORLD'"c.,, T.':':'.;': :! ' fall 111-. ·days II '\fiii ,1_ ip; ' ace of diamonds, not just belovod "Emerald Isle" aa 1118)' It II ~ thaD any grill, - - - · - - 1 ., ,; ....,. ... any one ace and Ely went to inevitably callod it. 'l1le sreat trees or lllrllbbety we'il ""' ~ JDllllllon SON BY • ·BAND the spade slam. Tin Pan Alley byoiii81G Ireland 111111. ~pa tbe fllll fellow to I!MPland lllllendldl1JIItad lor all My 1011 stirll acbool He ruffed the club opening, have been written IIIOiil7 by call It tbe Emonld ·'rile came Ii. at-leaat-IOD yean. faskle, It tGmamiw. It's lflinl to be played his ace of· sP&des and Broadway types who'd never cloeest. But sUD not camp!eteiJ baa all tbe lhllrlsw modem sttange and IIIW to hllillor a ·, continued witb ace, king and seen Ireland bot compoHd 111 target, Pa1a1era ol palnlln8l, imenltles; outalde, all tile while. a small heart. This play m~ and cOIIIInu:led paeana wrll«< ol boob, ·coald Impeccable pur!lr olltr period Ai1cJ I wllb )'011 would lOri ol ' couldn't hurt him if hearts ol noatalglc prllse, to these lelllbebalf~u tile felloW llld ~cblteet~, :II'I I .ial'lt ~ ~ aently, ...' ~ee,Cif CbJ;~~ broke 4-~ and allowed hun to ..... flelda that the !olb wlio 1a another ll!lft8, ''Walt~· m'w11toulicUbeyneedlt-llley v 011111 UDto~~- l!1d gift w,ap~.':.::.~-· ':~~ · D_ a'··g:e ·~ es ·· make. bls, .§I~II). ~-~ )he, M!Oft:IJ;;::fJ: ·. ll!!'!li• ~,~ --,........- "'"'I;JDll ~~ IWJ 't'~ ~" ·. ·llf iJi . . . ·. " I.II!Ef· ·--, 1\owiU -it-~-lit!i ·t---·-· , ._ :A.1 ..bi:iai ijbce •E'"ani~cl,tl ~, •*1t'lha•f biiiilltul. ,. , . ~ ::It~ · ' ., · ·,·. lbt 1.. . ~ not overrufl dummy's e1ght l'OCOI, , . II!Yllf ~· . : .., • . . ~~~>:~ ' · .. J . ~~Ei;~ .. . spot. And here we were oil our 111'111 Pat Cl8ne)i filled uala Gil the aec:uMrt le . ·• ' not an •· b'etn arOuml 10 re~li bll , War creates all kinds of casuslties--tbe dead, the ~iss·"""t. a land's hlatorv wltb proper ---'ve ll!llm . , 1 d-''-••'• w'o ' undi ., •a'd' · to 1• ~·'-- bli · illg, the wounded the emotionally scarred and the famUies tH.-.- ,.,.,,.;,. ......J ,,.. ·"""""'• •w•'8 " " " 81 ,. , ,.._ ....-• ~ ••""' of all these. And war, whether it be a "hot" war or a cankarrylnsskepllcthallheM attatUoa, ol c:ori, 11> the concelttiut •· Wfl!'~> Jnlll ..• ·feellnP. 1 · ., · '' " · "cold" war, creates refugees. '• I cynically constructed BOIIfll, ol brutam)' of tbe hated ~· aimadq.~i= IDiru Ia. But DOW - ..,....._ are soina to A New Yark-based group established in 1933, the Intercoune, had to be n:ageratlona 'lbe pMnlilul IIJ'UII &i'eW· Ita. foal, ' , . ilre · · -• national Rescue Committe&, is America's leading nonolthebeautlesoftbelaadofour emeralds wltbout too 11111111 damr l'IWIIIIPei,\'GI'Iq MID IC!Ciarlan voluntary agency aiding refugees from oppreslolb, who'd all oriciDited In lraet; Pat esplalned tbe tbe TV commerclalt lor lion. Q-The bidding has been• County Cork to be beat' of liliCIIIb took IIIOIIIIrllb trew lo Aqualluct ,wid ~. ioaltl In Ita &DDual report jtist released, tbe IRC notes that WOOl North Jut South everyane'a fllnlll•l IIMIIIDI'Iell bullcllllelr mlnetiJn Wile., tbe "!. .Inc ~ aat Ill ~· more than 110,000 refugees were helped during 19118. ill p.,. Paio 1 bouta. So we got Into oar car 1n drty ~. tiut nliw more tnet IIICIIIIIq, a .COIJIIIII or lntDclri!l ElD'~, Southeast Asia, Africa, North and Lalla AmeriCa. lt Bocbaflerthetrip-illtbe ftnally are belnl planted. hdlcrtJI ~lid flctr · Ia , tbe rate of assistance baa increased. .s.::·,:O.Id~ ~n Elizabeth t wltb a 6rollld IIlli Xlldan coimty llulij ..,;, ,•ifbred•• mj-:~. An exodus of 100,000 Czecbollovaks sillce tbe Soviet occu" • n,. n"' 1 - '~ ........ ollreel. .....;.. ..... lllCI _ _._ ..... ,, paUon In 1968 and persecution of Pollah Jews resulted in an What do you do now? pleuant ihow.me otUIIlde. ,....,.. H"'"'"'·· - . ..- ...- to IP'II'• increase of 25 per cent over 1968 in Western Europe alone, A-8ltl twa ao-lnimp. Tbla Our driver, Patrick Clancy, a Jlaleb'.IIICI km!b'• a~ lllCI ·. ..,t::....._nnllilille~!lltll ·,:=~~=;:: me reported. A large ·number of Greek& fleeing the mill- iboWI II or II polaU oa4 .... ,genlle copy ol Barry Fllfferai!J ~ ·111!1'41 "!1Pi11Detlaa .ba~. · _ _.. ,.. biili~ · ,nd,tarl' junta rule, plus Hungarlalls, Romaplans, Yugoslavs, - · t o P 011 witb 7 JOO!ats with none of the great cloWD'a beell ,llpl!nl( by lllCI !Ill' Uta. llnlil tO!dl!i AJ!ianians.LBulgarlalls and several thousand Cubans who or with • docent nljoa4 iutl. exaggerated mannerlaml ..;. ~tbemselnit -:'.I!Jrl!dlll •tbla came lo opaln were also aided. just b1J cbaitffeur's cap trU1e _... tbey liflded .In lll!!llf. Cubans b&Ye become one of me•s maJor recipients of 8lbw and Jolly lbouldc!r • Ge!lrglan lind bqi ald. Ia. th& last decade Cubans--about 10 per cent buncblng trademark tlri!8bt eatataa 111111 il 'IIIJ 1110 bot fDr ~tt~!"::~-to~e~~:~r=~~ outo!FIIqerald-wuanldeallllem .ml lb8r . . . to IJuJ' the' Communist rule of Fidel Castro. Several hundred gulcle on the four-hour tripfron) ~. 'lbeN IIQie lnaaeillf. llaltlaD refugees, ~ually unable to endure tbe dictator· MCl9 Cobb Dublill, then to t;bllllrmlnowue~!lr~ o1oiA ol "PaP& Doc' Duvaller OD that tsland, were alao . lovelv stud farm Ill the ........... puN Gaelle ~ ~ ~ . AP ~byiRCiaatyear. · ' · -~ · · Aldlng refugees Involved provldlbg food, clotblDJ, ~t.er, medleal aaalstance, cblld care, rebabilltatloa, J.anciraae bdp, occupational guidance-ill other words, It Ita eomplex task requlrblg patience, sklll and perslstellce. · .Tile refugee problem In South VIetnam Ia further comli1lcat.ed by the need to provide bospital care and surgery lor ,Miultl and cblldren wbo have slifferad .war wouilds. ,..,...ty-two doctors, ·•urseona, nunes, public health of. flem ·111111 *Ita! admlalatraton-r~g t• coun~n.rt ;lllt'1 program In VIe~. IRC PfOvlded a . J»W· holjiltal and a day-care center• whiCh· II being ll~ · by a new eenter at another nlugee camp. 'Jil!fuaeea from mainland China mlo Haag ·K011g, and N;ew York City's W a 11 flli'llier Bliftan refugee, ill Nigeria .JaG callie undlr lRC'a Street Is tbe fln&nclal cen• ~- . ter ol. .the Ullited States. · -To leCOIIIpllah aD this, tbe latemaUonal Rescue Com- .The Y/orld Almanac reealll llilttee ~ ,upcn support f1'0ill American foundatlons, tliat 11M ~~!Met's name was .CI'I)!Orati'OIII, labor unionS. commlllllty, civic and student dedved from the old wall individual citizens wbo J&Ye both time and erected across lower Man· ha~ Wane~ by Dutch COl· , ' J>erbaps tbe day will come when refugees no looger ~.to,protect themselve1 ill tbe hundreds of thousllnda. UaW tblt day, such · ~ ~ ~ltlfkl. ,,.. r': .,,.., , ~ ." ' ;" me deaerve thanb Ad support. ' HeIping . Han d to . cl'4 .. '' ·JW:Im: SQUAD 11-<1 ON YEAR - Racine's P., Wee team ended Its 1970 seaaon wltb an 11-<1 recorcl. Team mem- le~ ·, , ,'···~·. , , ~· THE DAILY SENTINEL il\l nb OpensSeptembefll WE ISSUE HUNnNG UCDSE SHE US 12 GAUGE 3.98 16 GAUGE 3.65 20 GAUGE 3.49 28 GAUGE 149 410 GAUGE 3.15 we ' c. ib •. il:fz .utjfully ' .. . to ,_,__. __.__. w; yw •.-. .. , ,- 992-2238 • '1 . . • • ii "'!: .v ! ,,.,. ·- i l = ' . WORLD ALMANAC . tJ;;_.and ' _. J ''. ltiJ' Hado's Thty'll Do It ns •• ., m.,,..,.., to ' ,,• H&R FIRESTONE t .iouJt I ~· Jfs ' EberSbach Wei• HUNTING UCENSE We CCIII it Veqa. . We aloo ccill II "'the lillie car thai doeo everythinq well." Because it doeo. ... , ...., lwrylhia+ Vega moves well1 slops well, aleeiB ~II, rides well, nandleo well, re~pondo well, paasea well, Ira vela well, po.rks well, wears well, and is priced well under what you'd expect to pay lor such a talented little car. In our hlqhwo.y teals, Vego. ho.s been qetling gao mileage in the neighborhood of the littli.!f.or!a, ' which lan't a .bad neighbor , Yet lllllib your averaqe little car, 011111 ~ I!Qal out when you step on 1 PLAYER OF MONTH SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) llllb Glbscili, St. Louis CUoc1ina1 righthander who became a 211pm.e · winD!!~' for li10 lblrd. consecutll(e year, ills been named.NaUonal Le.,ue Player ol tbe Monlb for August, Gibson, who received 30 of tbe 110 voteo ' cut by, ·i panel of baaeball wrll«< iand lil'oa!leaaters; WOll ~ -.aJ&htplllel the Gild lldW!lY o.t turnpike epeeda, with ~!'!~· 4fill,t~ !Jte'sapflnnl!lss, bl8 ~ •tar. s, ;~;;tlliia ~ ! lilts,Jirilclng' out Ill pitch!~ ~d ,· . walldi!& ~ ,~'bile poa!IJII a ~ FJI\A. ' • _; ' ~-~elsa opecicillydesignad . omlleat;l QPJil four with a liqhtwaiqht alllllllilli!Dt .alloy block. II tuma slowly . .. · .. '~u.,·. hi-cU:• are olondard in tbe ·~ Sa:$ blickel ii8Gis, ezcept on iiiW lruc1t. ' do;r,we doillq so tar? . . . Nitld ........... - - - - - ., n. wbeelbaae 11 97 lllchee. · · ' · i 'tol~lleaqth ia " ; hr.')M, I ' > ' under 170 or ll8clriy fOur . llborter Ilion ..~ ,~ q fi,!JJ.eiJI Cl~Molet. ~ .~ •' t::: • • '·, . Hei.;jht of the coupe II IIIII 50 inches, nine inches lower than the leading import. Width: a nice stable 5~ feel Weiqhl: 2,190 lbs. for the ledan. Enqine displacement: 140 cubic inches. Fuel economy: abou125 mJl<1, with tbe standard engine and lrall8lllilllion, in our highway tests. Horsepower: 90. You can order 110. (80 and 93 bp, SAE Nel) Seatinq capocily: 4 adults. What it all adds up to is a lot a( little car. line an.,.. atnldr. Vega turned out so ...U tho.lcouldn't turn out just ou. So we're lurllillg out U.ur: lbe IJlOriY little ha.tcbba.ck coupe abowD open and cloeed in the IONgtOWill below; the oeda.n, on the I!Qhl; 1W X:l'mmback wo.von, on the lelt; and the little po.ullruck, in the aa.r. Ob, and 0. opecio.l GT MR!ou a( the coupe o.nd wagon which we'll show you later ou. Sepl d ettolhiiOpeuli•~ AD 6 300 Cbenolel dealen cue huDdling VagQ, 10 you llhouldiL't ban to go wery la.r to - o.ad clrlwe one. ' Chevy' a new li!Ue car il' opllll tor }:.ntlu., 1oolt into il I . -~ . .," ~ . .' t1' . �. i ' l' ' ·s;J~, . ' •"'!, If' . I ; '1-<, '··~"' , ~,, . .,. 1· -:. h .d 11r · v ·; k · -« ~"IRJ:B ' e·- · (l , J!YfetD .. or ; ~ . :· . , , ·t · '\: , ·· , , ~ . ~ of IJII!Ig.) •': , .- • ·~ ,. . · . • · ,, . 1 becalllllheCwld~tha·the an~ G~lldell types r.r ... tO . destro ~ < Llndaay ., simplym~nolb&aUowed1o B,O ' ~ . 111<\liblh 1 ~oq•u!JIIIfol!ythe.ndt»>tt. ·~ lntp 't,IM! Senilte pn lbe ~ ~Y 1 ~r.iuc~~ ·.~ljlir~ F9f 0,. i*'tt ~ l!t '\'d·IIY \.... U lhe praently ;\le"U!ned •. ,lrll J1189e. ,by QI!Ointmeot•lo .,,. tiflrllladorm 1'11 • Arlbur ~ bQ rep.~ le~.len of tile nat)onal •vcceod lilt •Iaiit • Rober\ !lOW ~""' ay 11111 all ~~PartYKennedy. ~n tepald 1111 ~II<: . . 111 bepn ...,..,.. ot.II~ ilemi!eni~ line· by line, by imo...-t· didCGIIIID& not ,.-,, ' •c ·- .' ; "' ·. euru.BYBDNA:DrOPP and IAidlle ;1liaclford ·Ld_-, WAJM a,! Sidney ~gent a'ftelw1d wllh•t i pareDia, Mr. IIIII Mn,.;ptlo Br._,ord. ·-aoward''· 'Jo.,.aori w• .llilllllla wttll llif ·~llrolben,DoupaanciWald 1~· and oilier friends and Carmel News By the Day of two listers, Laara atc1e and LIIZie Wood, \VIhema, already 1-t on the Queea;a aeason, defeated Buffalo of lllllllaek. Pqtman County, ~ but I0$1 blerM'C wltb 18 last-week to a tough Wlrt County squad, 1{.9. ~ an overall CGaeb Don Vaa Meter'• wu ~ Falcons bllve shoWD 1 poCetlt paulag alllek led by · aeiJor IOUibpaW qiUil'lerbllek Tim Howard. Howard'• lop tefttvert are encl ·llaDdJ ,.~; '¥il pOssess a new Sadlll and balfback CarUt led by junior Rolllb. lltwud Is also daagi!IIUII , switched with the toe. Last Friday, be position. ~ve ~ted · a Zl-yanl field (011 IJ!!8flerback, baa awllched to a I'UIUllng aplul Wlrt. North Gallia opens its seaJOII Hmriii'll l<!e Miller's at h001e against Fairview, Ky. .... . . ..... . :; It Perk c•opa ~~1~,~~· . Leelia Bolo&•• :,'~ • • • . .... Fres• Pork Steaks • • SlicM ••• "''L...oor • ::. 79' Poli•• S.uute ~~~ IIi. BICOI •.:"..,~r'!'c. , , :: It lief • S11~k• ..C.a Jowls • ~ ....It Oscar Mayer Wi•n . It F~· ~ ·~ I ••••ic c.,,,.. ..,. . ,.,. =...:;. ;/ 1 """t!Vef. 'l'I!Wivullflflrltvillt ' bi!me ln ·t~~~ plut lour_Jl8fli. Dun and !lrac:e Earlch 11111 eblldren, Dill, Dlwld and JW, of Collllllllul ll)lelll lbe weekend wllbbeulster,ThelmaWalton. Jill and David ipent lbe · of tbe week. d 00 ~. Harry W 'd Dick and Loll Sterrett and ~· · Mall, Mike ~ Mal, attended tile Knopp reunion at Cedar Lakea near Ripley, IV. Va., Sunday. Br!¥ 111!1 l>oiiU Bradford and 110111, Brent ancl Beary, of \VoOIIIer~genllbe ""'*"nd wllb ·1111 parenla, Otto and Lollie Bradford. '!bey brouCJtt 1be1r boll! IIIII enjoyed boating and watar ilkllnl on the rim. M,rs. Allee Beegle . of WIICoruiin ~gent a couple of lrfeu wllb her grandlona, . ·" ,, . . • • ···•. k D ,. lCe D r · .. . 10. • • "In the Drat decade or Ita ellltence, OPEC baa recovered for the trtuur1ea of member c~triea milllDM and miBions of :dollan," the annlvenary addrell said. '"11lls 11 baa done by IIICCell8ful negodallons on tile three laaufll of royally apena~J~s, the marketing allow· ance ancl the dllcount of the polled prleea sranled under the A 1\T l la d :c :t: w::r, ~=: '..re 1 ~ot so .te t; ww••,; "!•···. lllltory of 8ROWN AND ==:.;,:forbe..:v:: . NAVY every~JoW - bill ~ whlcb Still, tile blsrJest -winner here not nerybod)' ·ll prepand to s11ort of RockeiOUer himself, 1a . ro blems .Wenctort II va~- aboard ·. W~GTON (UP!) -Po· · ~ ,tlh her father, ,.Captain , Uce Qlief liOJ Burke of Cairo, ~ Beegle On tile Great ru., safl snipers have fired at ~ ·on the S. S. Voorbeli. 1111 car on o1s occasions lhia ·.. ~ alld Eva Jane Wolfe year and that finally, ·~thad ao and Elenore and Ted ·many holea In Ill bad Ill get a 10n, Rickie, . of new one.'' ~=r'·Jl'alli the . c.tro II a Soutbem Illllloll :~ ~;iJDPOPular _•t ,;_:~: ,, ' moderate- IO*atd a war and G<jodelll- ancl·the Arthur 1, :ay~.::1u~~ ever ===·=~=tecl~ men could get. Some of the aulbenUcally liberal wins cf the Republm party, u u, 111110, at a meeting In agreement5 for tbe upensing dl.ltlnguJabed from the new U,gM•tJ by representalivfll of royally.': breed of G.O.P. neo· ,.ernmenlll of Iran, Iraq, In addition to 111 succeufulllolallonlllalntheSenate,once 1 Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and hanclllng of Jbe above three turned his back upon the Venezu.ela. Tbe Immediate taauea, OPEC IIQ given effec· Republican President wh01e caw wu a price cut, lmpoaed live .support Ill. Individual foreign and mllitary policy by the on companlel acting member coWllri.., In ~ leadenhlp lhia new breed baa together, wblcb bad Just taken between them. and the COIIIJil· done so much kl dellroy. effect. nifll on particular Issues tbe The whole buslnesa Is rich Since then, the organlzatlon IIOCI'elarllt said. ' wlllllrony and paradox. For one !Ia• been joined by Qua tar, Sucb .support wu mended tp thing, the m,..al certainty thai Ubya, Indonesia, Abu Dhabi Iraq In November, 1i61, tp RockefeBer wiU win big In and Algeria, brlnglJ1g the Libya ln December, 19115 and 1o November could well pull nwnber of OPEC members tp AlgerlaancllraqlnJuneofthla lbrougb one cf the most par· g cO . • ~· . . . . · VIENNA (UP!) -From 1 marble-wallad headquai'lerlln Vlema'aRing,IOoftheworld'a major oU nations battle for more money for the "black gold" taken,from their 10n. 'lbelrweapon-:-lheOrganlzalion of Petroleum EJpol'tlng C'Mmtrlell (OPEC) -celebralel Its loth ilnnlveralfJ Sept. It wltll the claim thai 11 baa recomed "mlWona and rnD· Uona of dollan" lor Ita member nations. An OPEC atatement la8ued for the annlvenary said that, before the foWldlng, oU "was being exploited by the forelp conceulonalrea. U tile hOIII counta:111 wanted to make hay; they mould make hay wbDe lbe lllllmone. Hay they decided to mike under the umbrella ol OPEC, ancl Wider the umbrella of OPEC they c!Oied ranb. OPEC did not fall them.'' OPEC was f01Dided on Sept. :Thie::::~~~=·;:=~~=~~l~=~~t;~ no '•811:8CIIH, no ~lli:le*ablpqttliep. •urel)'.,entlbenl4~elllal AJ. ' · · 1!0 on ._, allove lhi S. .• \ '· bu imtll reeently , needa ri'o ~~· , . 'lbe tlrll ancl m111t obvl~ · · ·•· ,,. • · . been.dol)i81DIICh tbe NOI,e iorl Jl'or•~eiPI Ji~ baa Je• .to ~~Willi t11at "the ' · ' . · taken . a rofl)OIIII&le and ~11<:1': ~ ·the ,l;bldap .: c• c·. ~le:··b·r·ates 1·Oth·. O·p......E '·· · · .(,__!ver·.·C :!ary / . . Sept 14. .tt.JUU ., , Notes Carrollton,' ~ >·pnt . . , Vlebllm - han no1 .11f.k:era ~ blio!nlnelole lll_geau« at.iq~J· benefaclor • , · _.. unW .. •lately · :.... by. ;· yet bei!D fully eonyiDi:ed that lleblvinll ... lllougb . be i ~Mid the !Ndltloillll)' l)oii ocrallt nevet beard ot .Nellon atremlam and a hot-eyed love bard1iatJ •havi Mt!IIIOQII!I 'cf ~l!et'· liP, too; liN~..,. no affair wltll oniJ tbe _ltrlctly ~OIIdlbelrliOIIclei,U.,Ibe · ~ Jlepublk:8n mayor no megalopllan , types. (Tile AFLaO '•Ill ~ew York bu of New Yor~ at:J, Jobn ~ , . theY w "'n'P · who""' .II!~~ .;,;.~~-ida\; ··~~~~,.~lie corpma, wltb a .Inc! of "end-tbe.,.ar" 118QI: •··· ~q • ·. year, It added. OPEC Secretary General Omar el Badrl In a recent Interview, prabett the first decade of activity u a IIUCCOU. "OPEC came lnkl being agalnlt a beckgro1md cf deterioratln& crude prices wblch were brought about by the unilateral action of operating oU companies:' he laid. "The collective effort of member counlrlfll bu led k1 the emergence of pooled prices and the es:penslng of rOJaltlfll as a partial endeavor tp redre91 the erosion of crude prices with tbelrattendlngreperCusslonoon naUonaleconomles." two montbll aco, however, they began to see that unles• aomebody stood sleadfutly lor a responsible pollliCI! In New York Slate both would be In trouble - and 90 would the country. Thus was struck up an aWance nol of love but of personal and public necessity. Rookefeller became more and more a ''regular" flepublican THE SHOE BOX. ' . . Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced . . Ml DDLE PORT, O. slatenl of the necHsolallonlllta, the highly un-Republlcan Sen. Cbarles Gooden, who never!helen has the Republican designation. Rockefeller put FLOWERS Uke a Ray of Sun,shilne Brighten The Days Convalescent We Cut On~ USDA Oloicl Beef! ROUND STEAK lb. 93• SIRLOIN--------lb. 1.19 ___..... 59 N. 2nd Ave• 992·5560 USDA CHOICE ...-;.;...;.;.;.~ coUece olflcea, facilities uaed by tile armed forcei and other symbolic public bulldlnga. II Polleemell KWed A UPIIIUI'VO)' of cltlea acrOA the counlrJ showed that 11 policemen han been Wled In 1mprovoked atlaW 90 far in -twice u u In l8llt 128 Mill Sl Middleport .. School Starter Set Stop & Vuit The raton Gin Wrlte-RI~ht oc:hool starter set Includes binder, dldlonary filler paper end tab organizer: regul1r $1.79 value. A Mill Outlet Discount F1brlcs iiI .11.1 Hr, ~I Umml S FAMILY SIZr TOOTHPASTE REG. 'UI5 SIZE lUBE CRESr, OOLGAlf, P£PSODEfiT On Route 7 .ADDISON, 0. 81.1 LI \ 64$ UM COTTON-MESH STYLE DISH CLOTHS Ostrow assorted dish cloths mesh woven , compare at each. 1k IUIE u oz. REG: 9f IllS$ Bll£a( • H!l!~~~t ...scented 1Vew Shipment. Each Week/ regular. DEWXE ASSORTMOO FRINGED RUGS ' From Manor Rug Co., skid resistent blltk, two. sJzgs to choose from : 1do"JC30" and 21"121" ' decorator colors. and patterns. ' REG. '19' 54~ VALUE! ··SCRAMBLE TABLE! . .Fti VAUIES lO .'3.00 ' ~ CLOTHING . . • DRUGS .. IOlS • STAnOt,IEIY J., ' .,I" ·~r ' ' MEN'S WARM Flannel Shiffs �. i ' l' ' ·s;J~, . ' •"'!, If' . I ; '1-<, '··~"' , ~,, . .,. 1· -:. h .d 11r · v ·; k · -« ~"IRJ:B ' e·- · (l , J!YfetD .. or ; ~ . :· . , , ·t · '\: , ·· , , ~ . ~ of IJII!Ig.) •': , .- • ·~ ,. . · . • · ,, . 1 becalllllheCwld~tha·the an~ G~lldell types r.r ... tO . destro ~ < Llndaay ., simplym~nolb&aUowed1o B,O ' ~ . 111<\liblh 1 ~oq•u!JIIIfol!ythe.ndt»>tt. ·~ lntp 't,IM! Senilte pn lbe ~ ~Y 1 ~r.iuc~~ ·.~ljlir~ F9f 0,. i*'tt ~ l!t '\'d·IIY \.... U lhe praently ;\le"U!ned •. ,lrll J1189e. ,by QI!Ointmeot•lo .,,. tiflrllladorm 1'11 • Arlbur ~ bQ rep.~ le~.len of tile nat)onal •vcceod lilt •Iaiit • Rober\ !lOW ~""' ay 11111 all ~~PartYKennedy. ~n tepald 1111 ~II<: . . 111 bepn ...,..,.. ot.II~ ilemi!eni~ line· by line, by imo...-t· didCGIIIID& not ,.-,, ' •c ·- .' ; "' ·. euru.BYBDNA:DrOPP and IAidlle ;1liaclford ·Ld_-, WAJM a,! Sidney ~gent a'ftelw1d wllh•t i pareDia, Mr. IIIII Mn,.;ptlo Br._,ord. ·-aoward''· 'Jo.,.aori w• .llilllllla wttll llif ·~llrolben,DoupaanciWald 1~· and oilier friends and Carmel News By the Day of two listers, Laara atc1e and LIIZie Wood, \VIhema, already 1-t on the Queea;a aeason, defeated Buffalo of lllllllaek. Pqtman County, ~ but I0$1 blerM'C wltb 18 last-week to a tough Wlrt County squad, 1{.9. ~ an overall CGaeb Don Vaa Meter'• wu ~ Falcons bllve shoWD 1 poCetlt paulag alllek led by · aeiJor IOUibpaW qiUil'lerbllek Tim Howard. Howard'• lop tefttvert are encl ·llaDdJ ,.~; '¥il pOssess a new Sadlll and balfback CarUt led by junior Rolllb. lltwud Is also daagi!IIUII , switched with the toe. Last Friday, be position. ~ve ~ted · a Zl-yanl field (011 IJ!!8flerback, baa awllched to a I'UIUllng aplul Wlrt. North Gallia opens its seaJOII Hmriii'll l<!e Miller's at h001e against Fairview, Ky. .... . . ..... . :; It Perk c•opa ~~1~,~~· . Leelia Bolo&•• :,'~ • • • . .... Fres• Pork Steaks • • SlicM ••• "''L...oor • ::. 79' Poli•• S.uute ~~~ IIi. BICOI •.:"..,~r'!'c. , , :: It lief • S11~k• ..C.a Jowls • ~ ....It Oscar Mayer Wi•n . It F~· ~ ·~ I ••••ic c.,,,.. ..,. . ,.,. =...:;. ;/ 1 """t!Vef. 'l'I!Wivullflflrltvillt ' bi!me ln ·t~~~ plut lour_Jl8fli. Dun and !lrac:e Earlch 11111 eblldren, Dill, Dlwld and JW, of Collllllllul ll)lelll lbe weekend wllbbeulster,ThelmaWalton. Jill and David ipent lbe · of tbe week. d 00 ~. Harry W 'd Dick and Loll Sterrett and ~· · Mall, Mike ~ Mal, attended tile Knopp reunion at Cedar Lakea near Ripley, IV. Va., Sunday. Br!¥ 111!1 l>oiiU Bradford and 110111, Brent ancl Beary, of \VoOIIIer~genllbe ""'*"nd wllb ·1111 parenla, Otto and Lollie Bradford. '!bey brouCJtt 1be1r boll! IIIII enjoyed boating and watar ilkllnl on the rim. M,rs. Allee Beegle . of WIICoruiin ~gent a couple of lrfeu wllb her grandlona, . ·" ,, . . • • ···•. k D ,. lCe D r · .. . 10. • • "In the Drat decade or Ita ellltence, OPEC baa recovered for the trtuur1ea of member c~triea milllDM and miBions of :dollan," the annlvenary addrell said. '"11lls 11 baa done by IIICCell8ful negodallons on tile three laaufll of royally apena~J~s, the marketing allow· ance ancl the dllcount of the polled prleea sranled under the A 1\T l la d :c :t: w::r, ~=: '..re 1 ~ot so .te t; ww••,; "!•···. lllltory of 8ROWN AND ==:.;,:forbe..:v:: . NAVY every~JoW - bill ~ whlcb Still, tile blsrJest -winner here not nerybod)' ·ll prepand to s11ort of RockeiOUer himself, 1a . ro blems .Wenctort II va~- aboard ·. W~GTON (UP!) -Po· · ~ ,tlh her father, ,.Captain , Uce Qlief liOJ Burke of Cairo, ~ Beegle On tile Great ru., safl snipers have fired at ~ ·on the S. S. Voorbeli. 1111 car on o1s occasions lhia ·.. ~ alld Eva Jane Wolfe year and that finally, ·~thad ao and Elenore and Ted ·many holea In Ill bad Ill get a 10n, Rickie, . of new one.'' ~=r'·Jl'alli the . c.tro II a Soutbem Illllloll :~ ~;iJDPOPular _•t ,;_:~: ,, ' moderate- IO*atd a war and G<jodelll- ancl·the Arthur 1, :ay~.::1u~~ ever ===·=~=tecl~ men could get. Some of the aulbenUcally liberal wins cf the Republm party, u u, 111110, at a meeting In agreement5 for tbe upensing dl.ltlnguJabed from the new U,gM•tJ by representalivfll of royally.': breed of G.O.P. neo· ,.ernmenlll of Iran, Iraq, In addition to 111 succeufulllolallonlllalntheSenate,once 1 Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and hanclllng of Jbe above three turned his back upon the Venezu.ela. Tbe Immediate taauea, OPEC IIQ given effec· Republican President wh01e caw wu a price cut, lmpoaed live .support Ill. Individual foreign and mllitary policy by the on companlel acting member coWllri.., In ~ leadenhlp lhia new breed baa together, wblcb bad Just taken between them. and the COIIIJil· done so much kl dellroy. effect. nifll on particular Issues tbe The whole buslnesa Is rich Since then, the organlzatlon IIOCI'elarllt said. ' wlllllrony and paradox. For one !Ia• been joined by Qua tar, Sucb .support wu mended tp thing, the m,..al certainty thai Ubya, Indonesia, Abu Dhabi Iraq In November, 1i61, tp RockefeBer wiU win big In and Algeria, brlnglJ1g the Libya ln December, 19115 and 1o November could well pull nwnber of OPEC members tp AlgerlaancllraqlnJuneofthla lbrougb one cf the most par· g cO . • ~· . . . . · VIENNA (UP!) -From 1 marble-wallad headquai'lerlln Vlema'aRing,IOoftheworld'a major oU nations battle for more money for the "black gold" taken,from their 10n. 'lbelrweapon-:-lheOrganlzalion of Petroleum EJpol'tlng C'Mmtrlell (OPEC) -celebralel Its loth ilnnlveralfJ Sept. It wltll the claim thai 11 baa recomed "mlWona and rnD· Uona of dollan" lor Ita member nations. An OPEC atatement la8ued for the annlvenary said that, before the foWldlng, oU "was being exploited by the forelp conceulonalrea. U tile hOIII counta:111 wanted to make hay; they mould make hay wbDe lbe lllllmone. Hay they decided to mike under the umbrella ol OPEC, ancl Wider the umbrella of OPEC they c!Oied ranb. OPEC did not fall them.'' OPEC was f01Dided on Sept. :Thie::::~~~=·;:=~~=~~l~=~~t;~ no '•811:8CIIH, no ~lli:le*ablpqttliep. •urel)'.,entlbenl4~elllal AJ. ' · · 1!0 on ._, allove lhi S. .• \ '· bu imtll reeently , needa ri'o ~~· , . 'lbe tlrll ancl m111t obvl~ · · ·•· ,,. • · . been.dol)i81DIICh tbe NOI,e iorl Jl'or•~eiPI Ji~ baa Je• .to ~~Willi t11at "the ' · ' . · taken . a rofl)OIIII&le and ~11<:1': ~ ·the ,l;bldap .: c• c·. ~le:··b·r·ates 1·Oth·. O·p......E '·· · · .(,__!ver·.·C :!ary / . . Sept 14. .tt.JUU ., , Notes Carrollton,' ~ >·pnt . . , Vlebllm - han no1 .11f.k:era ~ blio!nlnelole lll_geau« at.iq~J· benefaclor • , · _.. unW .. •lately · :.... by. ;· yet bei!D fully eonyiDi:ed that lleblvinll ... lllougb . be i ~Mid the !Ndltloillll)' l)oii ocrallt nevet beard ot .Nellon atremlam and a hot-eyed love bard1iatJ •havi Mt!IIIOQII!I 'cf ~l!et'· liP, too; liN~..,. no affair wltll oniJ tbe _ltrlctly ~OIIdlbelrliOIIclei,U.,Ibe · ~ Jlepublk:8n mayor no megalopllan , types. (Tile AFLaO '•Ill ~ew York bu of New Yor~ at:J, Jobn ~ , . theY w "'n'P · who""' .II!~~ .;,;.~~-ida\; ··~~~~,.~lie corpma, wltb a .Inc! of "end-tbe.,.ar" 118QI: •··· ~q • ·. year, It added. OPEC Secretary General Omar el Badrl In a recent Interview, prabett the first decade of activity u a IIUCCOU. "OPEC came lnkl being agalnlt a beckgro1md cf deterioratln& crude prices wblch were brought about by the unilateral action of operating oU companies:' he laid. "The collective effort of member counlrlfll bu led k1 the emergence of pooled prices and the es:penslng of rOJaltlfll as a partial endeavor tp redre91 the erosion of crude prices with tbelrattendlngreperCusslonoon naUonaleconomles." two montbll aco, however, they began to see that unles• aomebody stood sleadfutly lor a responsible pollliCI! In New York Slate both would be In trouble - and 90 would the country. Thus was struck up an aWance nol of love but of personal and public necessity. Rookefeller became more and more a ''regular" flepublican THE SHOE BOX. ' . . Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced . . Ml DDLE PORT, O. slatenl of the necHsolallonlllta, the highly un-Republlcan Sen. Cbarles Gooden, who never!helen has the Republican designation. Rockefeller put FLOWERS Uke a Ray of Sun,shilne Brighten The Days Convalescent We Cut On~ USDA Oloicl Beef! ROUND STEAK lb. 93• SIRLOIN--------lb. 1.19 ___..... 59 N. 2nd Ave• 992·5560 USDA CHOICE ...-;.;...;.;.;.~ coUece olflcea, facilities uaed by tile armed forcei and other symbolic public bulldlnga. II Polleemell KWed A UPIIIUI'VO)' of cltlea acrOA the counlrJ showed that 11 policemen han been Wled In 1mprovoked atlaW 90 far in -twice u u In l8llt 128 Mill Sl Middleport .. School Starter Set Stop & Vuit The raton Gin Wrlte-RI~ht oc:hool starter set Includes binder, dldlonary filler paper end tab organizer: regul1r $1.79 value. A Mill Outlet Discount F1brlcs iiI .11.1 Hr, ~I Umml S FAMILY SIZr TOOTHPASTE REG. 'UI5 SIZE lUBE CRESr, OOLGAlf, P£PSODEfiT On Route 7 .ADDISON, 0. 81.1 LI \ 64$ UM COTTON-MESH STYLE DISH CLOTHS Ostrow assorted dish cloths mesh woven , compare at each. 1k IUIE u oz. REG: 9f IllS$ Bll£a( • H!l!~~~t ...scented 1Vew Shipment. Each Week/ regular. DEWXE ASSORTMOO FRINGED RUGS ' From Manor Rug Co., skid resistent blltk, two. sJzgs to choose from : 1do"JC30" and 21"121" ' decorator colors. and patterns. ' REG. '19' 54~ VALUE! ··SCRAMBLE TABLE! . .Fti VAUIES lO .'3.00 ' ~ CLOTHING . . • DRUGS .. IOlS • STAnOt,IEIY J., ' .,I" ·~r ' ' MEN'S WARM Flannel Shiffs �......iiiii!iiliii. . .. F ' 'REA :Y FOR THE PAN ·. lta1 pac~ed ~ ,. I' ' ; · tUl-Uf j'·,, ·?"·' "/'.IlL . I' M·ATI·C RADIO CO. "' ~· .j I '· " ' .. ., ~·'(' )t ,. ·,1 ~~ ·.~ ' ' I ,' • . -. ' ' 'il/ . ... ~ /1 j 3 _,_ • '<' ' I " '."!' ,; . ~< I ·,' ,, ' 320lt1 BTLS~ · GlASS a.EANER ANTI.fRWER N'S ,· i,.. ' ' i BUG REMOVER .I I ' UID~ . gallon WASHER ' . ', .. ITE ' ( HOM·E I ... •' ',." ER P.fACH FABRIC SOFTENER fPIGS. . APPLE . AUSTIN'S , ' ··~ 1 ... ·:50 ~ LB. · sAG CHERRY LB. ' c ' i "· s.·NO, ·1 WMITE T FRU T PIE \. . . BAN GOLDEN liP'E ''• . --~--iiiiiiiiiiiiiii- ' ... .·· .. REMINGTON ' OR. -WINCHESTER . •.. •.,• .• �......iiiii!iiliii. . .. F ' 'REA :Y FOR THE PAN ·. lta1 pac~ed ~ ,. I' ' ; · tUl-Uf j'·,, ·?"·' "/'.IlL . I' M·ATI·C RADIO CO. "' ~· .j I '· " ' .. ., ~·'(' )t ,. ·,1 ~~ ·.~ ' ' I ,' • . -. ' ' 'il/ . ... ~ /1 j 3 _,_ • '<' ' I " '."!' ,; . ~< I ·,' ,, ' 320lt1 BTLS~ · GlASS a.EANER ANTI.fRWER N'S ,· i,.. ' ' i BUG REMOVER .I I ' UID~ . gallon WASHER ' . ', .. ITE ' ( HOM·E I ... •' ',." ER P.fACH FABRIC SOFTENER fPIGS. . APPLE . AUSTIN'S , ' ··~ 1 ... ·:50 ~ LB. · sAG CHERRY LB. ' c ' i "· s.·NO, ·1 WMITE T FRU T PIE \. . . BAN GOLDEN liP'E ''• . --~--iiiiiiiiiiiiiii- ' ... .·· .. REMINGTON ' OR. -WINCHESTER . •.. •.,• .• �'D ' ' r Ql)'letOJ..., . ' ,'' '··· "' },. ~ Per$11)8J HO(!s . . .; . "t· · fiOrn'..;rta; ~~~ne ~tt~~ ' ' j•' .. ''l_'t,,...butl~'lyWUII'hlowl':,.·,~· •· I f I '! ,I '· Mil· 111!11 Mfa. ·WlliiMI 1.. BWJ!ett""' ~.... ~­ .· Tllal-llle W8J Addalou ~put it allerhet'ilapetlo!ote fn llle~.Qido ~ .. llleadoStateFalr)utFrlday. Neither Ill the Meigl OluniJ cbamplnne - Mra.. Lewta wilb her oalmell cake, DOt Mra. Joeephfne Smith Gf lladne w101 ber cherry pie - made It Into the wltinlntl cirCle. Delplte the Wnsim and llraln ol tile compelltlan - cfwnploo ajpbllt champion tile two ..me bllekbubh!lna ,. · · Addalou and her husbend, Bab, wilo acaMDpiJiied her for the Friday event, were bath ao entlllled tbat on Sjrnday JIIOl'llln& they loaded ~and'nllt hack to the State Fair tor the flnall. Wlmen of tbe $1.,000 cateaorY were Mra. JeweU TUmer tl. BamBton 01111!7 with a nutty eream cbee~e cake (A.ddaloudeiCtlbed It ua "beauty") and Miss Ama Lao Teeta of Adams County with a barveet apple pie. Secmd place wilmen receiving $500 In cue were Mrs. <liarlea Smltll of Martm County with a chocolAte medalllm cake, ltld Mre. Kalllryn Spllbnan witlla favorite peach pie. Preaenled ti5CI as INrd place wlnoen n-o Mre. Frances Strole of l'lllnam O!unty with a spice cr.P;e and Miss Jyi Kerr of Wood County witll her All-American apple pie. )jlss Kerr, 18, and the youngest In the cmtest, was dressed In red, white and blue for the occasion. . • Alld there was a yo111g man In tb• competition - Ronald Turtgllatto of Clinton County. He hoked a Sunday Special Apple Pie. A4dalou and Bob lllld he was fsoclnattng to watch, and lllat bla pie wae the nicest looking me there. The lattice top was perfectly woven and the edie of the cruBI was tiny drcles of . Sap~ ~· wu, elill;ted new presldSii . of the ~· ­ County MinlsiC!IJ A._._loil ·· 'l'uead8y. Olbei' oflken elected fiir the next year at the Tuesday llll!l!lq be~ at I!Je ~ United :Melhocllsl Churcll n lhe Rev. Stanley PlatteD~, · pastor of Pomeroy Gtace . EplscoP.I Churcb, vice Jnsldent, and Paul SeDtrs, Jl!llfor of the S7taaue United 1111 Nov. 12. ~. Bee2'elary-lreaslftr. 1!Jil irmed Ia 11le ·Rev. Audry MlDer. pulor cbapUiln'MI'Vlce by <)baplalns Ill of the Middleport O!urch of the the Aibe..a Slate iloJ&tlal, '1'111 Nazarene, was named cball'- Nov. 12 lliiialon wiD he l!eld at 1J!111 tl. ihe newspaper and radio the boapitaJ. programs; the Rev. ·Max All aD-4iy meeting wu 1111- ' • ,.' ' . I i .I ) ~ -:- / ' at ' ~ .. '~ •' •: . • ,E , . ·-~ C¢:1E~l ,' H: W. .~ · J!4atllnpty,:l ,.,,c<'t'.~ . : w.JLt.. IIE .AT , J.aS'all~l Hot~. I.. !amllyJn Piltabu!'p, Pa. Mr&. Raymond Fruk · retui'l>ell home Sundar loU. . a week's olllt with Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1\fCDIIe and friends In T~edo. Mn. .Fr~k attended the SpeDcor reunion at Blendon Woods In ColtDDbus. Monday Mr. and Mr•· Albert Fran~ and Mrs. Mildred FraDk alteg(lecl' the Chester Labor ""Y obeervance. 9 A. M. to 1~ ~ To repair and servlct d hellrlng al s.. :, ' ·• were Mrs. Hatold Wl1ldna 11111 IOn, Joe Paul, llld Mlu Katlly llltest Elec- Ironic; 'I>" , Mlildlepol't. 011~ .• , . oN . ,, 'II', Thursday, ~,,,10 FROM . ', • llltt•J" ~net w..U.. an~i.:y~· =t!~ for all ll!llke• for ...... MIL AND ..... Cl!lCIL·IWlTIN weetendgueflaoU.fr.andMrl. Mr, Mattingly will be TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY - ~ house will be • :Willi8m Folmer. Monday anc1 · glad to give you a, free oblined 111 Sept. 20, frclm 12to {:JO p.m., lor the IICitll wed.... 8DIIlverwtef E1mloe and Cedl1111rtln at their baale m • Tuelday gum of the Folmen hl\arlng teSt With tilt "" Ml.ul011 Ridge Ro8d, blck of West Columbia, W.Va. .: The Martini were iDatTied at her rorm. bome by the late Reverelld Napier 1111 Sept. :12, I9JJ and 11ave fellded Ill MIIIOII 0111111)' aD their Uveo. . :Mr. Martin lsI Vlller811 of World War I. Ha Ia a reUred farmer. TheY . . IIItDihers of the Spillman United Melllodlsl Ontn:b at West Colllmbla. · 11le Martini ate tile ]IIJ.'ellla of two sons, a.ester of Elllbart, Indiana and Clifford of Johnatowa, Oblo; two dauahlere, Wilma VanMeter Ill Weal Columbia; Eve]1n Roum, Letart, Rl I, W. Va. All the 10111 and da~ plan ID be preaenl at the DPI!!I holllll andHtelld lllllmlalioo to lhelr many frialdlto In file celebratlm. \ and Mrs. ~ Uppert, Mr. and Mrs. James Robertaon, Mrs. Barla Zatkoole, Mra. Joim Blake, Doll Swisher, David Harp-aves, tile_ Rev. and Mra, Mu Donahue, Greg and Kimberly. llhare .ftOOF . '' I AlUMIJUM I • A$PHALTJ:OATING· Far Trlitels &MDbit. ~, .' ·, . ...•num•. ""lj1',,_. . '· "j' l " . ' SHOP .' Fu~inl . ., . Nelpborhood of the Four RtJJOIAGE SALE The WSCS of the: llaclne Wesleyan Unlled Methodist Cburcl1 will hold a rQJillll8gO , ... . mientaUon,Sept. I8,10a.m.tol 18le starting at9 01. Friday '· .. '" · · , ·, i· . · . p.m. Colm:nbwl and SGuthem and Saturday In the garage of ... ~. ~ ·~ frclm,Jefl; IGiirtb frclm left, second row, !lllo Electric Co., 9 a.m. 11111110 the pat10118ge on FOIK'th St. , ifra. MQme ~; Loulae Price, second row, tldrd fnm day, Nelcbborbood meeting. , rlaJg; Jim Fupte, badtrow,!Giirtb ~on leflllide. J'BIDAY ' ' lltben plclured are IfNi 'lata Sadie Lowery, Flore~~ee RETURN JonatbBn Melp BmLE snJDY PLANNED The Reverend L. R. Mlhoney Neltllllitc · (Hood), Jolllillt' l',eni Baymoncl Hood, Helen Chapter, Daughters of the wW c~t a Bible Study at the Welllllr,OttMankltla,AdcU:Ial!eT; Elsie Hart, Emma Durst, American Revolution, 2 p.m. Fairview Blbll lllurch, Letart llaJf;n4lidVliU;JOimilunlf;l!llllrouandMr.Shaw. Friday, EJJiscopal Parllh Rt. I, from Saptember 14 Ill bliD · .JofaiJ,flllliki to'Ev«e'IJ bi.uey for ldeatlfylng IM!IY of Houae, William B. Thomaa of lllrough tbe lith. Set rices will Otherl · the Bnft:r Helpta II'OUP· Belmont, Mass. guest speaker, commence at 7:30 p.m. each lleel, Mrs. Harlett Nelgler, Mra. J. evening. EVer)'oM Ia cordially ... • ~~ ~~ !'1. Edward FOiter, hostessea. · Invited to attend. ~~~~._._~~ .~-+.~.~~~--------------------~----------~~SUNDAY !·.: ' ,. t ': • , HARVEST fesUval Sunday, , Amat•ur , Councilors Club, St. John Lutheran Churcll, Pine · Someone's Birthday? 1!.111.' WedneodBy, .•·OIIIICII, Dauahtere Grove. Sun~ SciloollO a.m., Red roses sav · 7:30 basl!:el dinner at n0011. Church . "llov~ you" in Rim"~~ Girl Sooul Qwmcll, 1 p.m. ~ bclme ol Mn. WUJiam Obllllger. Leader~' 5 G8; IBIQ{f . . Middleport trirqAicl~ You Are Invited To Attend ·ASJitsros&Jw.t ·. 2~ JCI I. . . Home Armatrong, Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Yeauaer If hearl.ni your bavereturnedhomeafleravlalt problem Beltonels.the with their 100, Gene, and family ~nswer .. at Eon, and .thelr son, Don and I-"'"'!~ ' fomlly at Xenia. They also vacaUoned at Lakelide. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Noble have returned home ·after 504 TENTH ST; vacaUonlng at Cedar Point and HUNTINGTON, W, ·v•.• Lakealde. Mre. Boney Mltcllell wu the recent of Mr. and Mra. J. BlACK ASPtiALT « . ·., · , · Personal Notes ·~ ' ~ ·, · • · •· ' and fllilll~ In · . llld Edward A. UOlwlk!r IIIII ' w t,...... .. to . , ~~~ "f lrilb Jier· ' \ ! Dinner Party Follows Ault-Logan Rehearsals hand to entertain tb8 apectaiDrs while the beklng and judging wutal:tng place was the Cillo Youlb Choir. The judging staff consisted of the aulllor tit tile cookbook, "Jo;• of Cool:tng," food edlton, home eciJnomiali from Proctor and Gamble, and food lnstructnrs from several universities. The 1989 pie and cake b.Jtlng cbampion.s were on band ID crown the new champs. other coonty champion.s In the fln.a Is were Mrs. Marlene Barber of Warren, a white chocolate cake; Mrs. Wayne Pollack, Tuscarawas, chocolate fudge; Mrs. Gary T. Mamln, Stark, carrot cake; Mrs. M. K. WaD, Ottawa, banana nut cake; Mrs. Joann Moore, Harrtaon, Jo's chocolate cake; Mre. Oliver H. Sluiter, Brown, Blue Rlbbm banana cake; and Mrs. SeUy llilganl, ,.uhland, Drtamy Hawallan cake. Others In the pie ca:npetillm were Mre. Forest Cox, Pike, an apple ralaln pie; Mrs. Ralph E. Porter, Musklngum, a dutcb rhubarb; Mrs. Richard Galuaba, Montgomery, an old faehloned apple pie; Mrs. Rose Green, Lake, a peacll nectar dellght pie; Mrs. Melody L. Roy, Jackson, lattice top apple pie, and Mrs . Betty Co•. Darke, apple pie. Allllllil·winnlng cootestanta In the finals received ~The Bake-A-Ramas, and thta Is the second annual one, are spoOIOred by Investor-owned electric Cllllpanles of Oblo. It's not too early to think about Dell year. Begbl practicing with a favorite cake or pie now .... your family wW love you for it I ty ,SUnday. ' · M:rs: Joha Ljelwller Walden Roush'· ~ l . •Sterrett jroro Wtdil pastolf of the do1J&h. ~ '· ' of ...jill ' ~ ·IIU8flll ()( 1111 ·. .,eata, Mr. and Mrl, L. P. '!1,e Rev •. · ·\ '(. 'I . OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, SEPT. 13 1 TIL 4 P.M.· Dr. R. D. Thomas and Dr. William B. Thomas . optometrists "JJlltf-Pet&& Gi . p.m. ~:--:o illlpb RUTLAND PTA Beautifully Br Monday, . DAV 'lbui'edaY, 7:30 p.m.; 7:JO p.m. iii!Uand Elemantary :refreshments followlllg School. BabysiUers provided. ,,.J!*IIna, DAV ball, ~ut Program to recosnlze four 'Ave., PGmtr9y. retiliag tsacben. Allllldlnce . : SERVICE BIC Beod ll'ged. I n:.w. • · AT nijR ~ooa 'l'iilliM · · "' ~MD•. ,t.'\M ~k.lt':;?.u:~...,.,.!ox:·~:. :.n:l:r.. • •~ 'r,. .. ·· New· Building and Offites 'i 346 THIRD AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Designed DUIUY'S RDRISf 5fN.IIICIAvt. m.sue Mlddltpott, 0. ,), M~ I Set YEWM ', J ' • ' LB. ' ' 11011-DAIRY CREAMER t' J Coffee.Mate PEAS· 1& Ill. iar ICE CREAM . BAG ~pi Good Grade ~LK Qr. 79~ 2~9~ AI Racine Food Market 00 7 : 1 ~~~-----·-----~ 1 PALMOLIVE Gl~ SIZE ·oxYDOL . WITH THIS COUPON lAUNDRY 0Ei!R$ENT , THANK YOU . ' . ········'-···.,······ ... $119 ~ 1 <,<. ' ~RMOUR · i/ .·~~ ~ ~ : MaoRGU$1 OQ:' , ,, .,_ .. ' . I ' . ~ 2 fillS SOAP - :r:u..r 10*":. . C~ER~Yi~ AP;f:'~E ·.· 20 az. PIG. 7ge With Coupon DAIRY BUYS ONIONS ·' 1 r ' .., fally June '\ .. PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 10;11-12 FRESH i, fIr----------·DOLUR SAVER! .. I I '. "' ,, J ' . J - ~ �'D ' ' r Ql)'letOJ..., . ' ,'' '··· "' },. ~ Per$11)8J HO(!s . . .; . "t· · fiOrn'..;rta; ~~~ne ~tt~~ ' ' j•' .. ''l_'t,,...butl~'lyWUII'hlowl':,.·,~· •· I f I '! ,I '· Mil· 111!11 Mfa. ·WlliiMI 1.. BWJ!ett""' ~.... ~­ .· Tllal-llle W8J Addalou ~put it allerhet'ilapetlo!ote fn llle~.Qido ~ .. llleadoStateFalr)utFrlday. Neither Ill the Meigl OluniJ cbamplnne - Mra.. Lewta wilb her oalmell cake, DOt Mra. Joeephfne Smith Gf lladne w101 ber cherry pie - made It Into the wltinlntl cirCle. Delplte the Wnsim and llraln ol tile compelltlan - cfwnploo ajpbllt champion tile two ..me bllekbubh!lna ,. · · Addalou and her husbend, Bab, wilo acaMDpiJiied her for the Friday event, were bath ao entlllled tbat on Sjrnday JIIOl'llln& they loaded ~and'nllt hack to the State Fair tor the flnall. Wlmen of tbe $1.,000 cateaorY were Mra. JeweU TUmer tl. BamBton 01111!7 with a nutty eream cbee~e cake (A.ddaloudeiCtlbed It ua "beauty") and Miss Ama Lao Teeta of Adams County with a barveet apple pie. Secmd place wilmen receiving $500 In cue were Mrs. <liarlea Smltll of Martm County with a chocolAte medalllm cake, ltld Mre. Kalllryn Spllbnan witlla favorite peach pie. Preaenled ti5CI as INrd place wlnoen n-o Mre. Frances Strole of l'lllnam O!unty with a spice cr.P;e and Miss Jyi Kerr of Wood County witll her All-American apple pie. )jlss Kerr, 18, and the youngest In the cmtest, was dressed In red, white and blue for the occasion. . • Alld there was a yo111g man In tb• competition - Ronald Turtgllatto of Clinton County. He hoked a Sunday Special Apple Pie. A4dalou and Bob lllld he was fsoclnattng to watch, and lllat bla pie wae the nicest looking me there. The lattice top was perfectly woven and the edie of the cruBI was tiny drcles of . Sap~ ~· wu, elill;ted new presldSii . of the ~· ­ County MinlsiC!IJ A._._loil ·· 'l'uead8y. Olbei' oflken elected fiir the next year at the Tuesday llll!l!lq be~ at I!Je ~ United :Melhocllsl Churcll n lhe Rev. Stanley PlatteD~, · pastor of Pomeroy Gtace . EplscoP.I Churcb, vice Jnsldent, and Paul SeDtrs, Jl!llfor of the S7taaue United 1111 Nov. 12. ~. Bee2'elary-lreaslftr. 1!Jil irmed Ia 11le ·Rev. Audry MlDer. pulor cbapUiln'MI'Vlce by <)baplalns Ill of the Middleport O!urch of the the Aibe..a Slate iloJ&tlal, '1'111 Nazarene, was named cball'- Nov. 12 lliiialon wiD he l!eld at 1J!111 tl. ihe newspaper and radio the boapitaJ. programs; the Rev. ·Max All aD-4iy meeting wu 1111- ' • ,.' ' . I i .I ) ~ -:- / ' at ' ~ .. '~ •' •: . • ,E , . ·-~ C¢:1E~l ,' H: W. .~ · J!4atllnpty,:l ,.,,c<'t'.~ . : w.JLt.. IIE .AT , J.aS'all~l Hot~. I.. !amllyJn Piltabu!'p, Pa. Mr&. Raymond Fruk · retui'l>ell home Sundar loU. . a week's olllt with Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1\fCDIIe and friends In T~edo. Mn. .Fr~k attended the SpeDcor reunion at Blendon Woods In ColtDDbus. Monday Mr. and Mr•· Albert Fran~ and Mrs. Mildred FraDk alteg(lecl' the Chester Labor ""Y obeervance. 9 A. M. to 1~ ~ To repair and servlct d hellrlng al s.. :, ' ·• were Mrs. Hatold Wl1ldna 11111 IOn, Joe Paul, llld Mlu Katlly llltest Elec- Ironic; 'I>" , Mlildlepol't. 011~ .• , . oN . ,, 'II', Thursday, ~,,,10 FROM . ', • llltt•J" ~net w..U.. an~i.:y~· =t!~ for all ll!llke• for ...... MIL AND ..... Cl!lCIL·IWlTIN weetendgueflaoU.fr.andMrl. Mr, Mattingly will be TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY - ~ house will be • :Willi8m Folmer. Monday anc1 · glad to give you a, free oblined 111 Sept. 20, frclm 12to {:JO p.m., lor the IICitll wed.... 8DIIlverwtef E1mloe and Cedl1111rtln at their baale m • Tuelday gum of the Folmen hl\arlng teSt With tilt "" Ml.ul011 Ridge Ro8d, blck of West Columbia, W.Va. .: The Martini were iDatTied at her rorm. bome by the late Reverelld Napier 1111 Sept. :12, I9JJ and 11ave fellded Ill MIIIOII 0111111)' aD their Uveo. . :Mr. Martin lsI Vlller811 of World War I. Ha Ia a reUred farmer. TheY . . IIItDihers of the Spillman United Melllodlsl Ontn:b at West Colllmbla. · 11le Martini ate tile ]IIJ.'ellla of two sons, a.ester of Elllbart, Indiana and Clifford of Johnatowa, Oblo; two dauahlere, Wilma VanMeter Ill Weal Columbia; Eve]1n Roum, Letart, Rl I, W. Va. All the 10111 and da~ plan ID be preaenl at the DPI!!I holllll andHtelld lllllmlalioo to lhelr many frialdlto In file celebratlm. \ and Mrs. ~ Uppert, Mr. and Mrs. James Robertaon, Mrs. Barla Zatkoole, Mra. Joim Blake, Doll Swisher, David Harp-aves, tile_ Rev. and Mra, Mu Donahue, Greg and Kimberly. llhare .ftOOF . '' I AlUMIJUM I • A$PHALTJ:OATING· Far Trlitels &MDbit. ~, .' ·, . ...•num•. ""lj1',,_. . '· "j' l " . ' SHOP .' Fu~inl . ., . Nelpborhood of the Four RtJJOIAGE SALE The WSCS of the: llaclne Wesleyan Unlled Methodist Cburcl1 will hold a rQJillll8gO , ... . mientaUon,Sept. I8,10a.m.tol 18le starting at9 01. Friday '· .. '" · · , ·, i· . · . p.m. Colm:nbwl and SGuthem and Saturday In the garage of ... ~. ~ ·~ frclm,Jefl; IGiirtb frclm left, second row, !lllo Electric Co., 9 a.m. 11111110 the pat10118ge on FOIK'th St. , ifra. MQme ~; Loulae Price, second row, tldrd fnm day, Nelcbborbood meeting. , rlaJg; Jim Fupte, badtrow,!Giirtb ~on leflllide. J'BIDAY ' ' lltben plclured are IfNi 'lata Sadie Lowery, Flore~~ee RETURN JonatbBn Melp BmLE snJDY PLANNED The Reverend L. R. Mlhoney Neltllllitc · (Hood), Jolllillt' l',eni Baymoncl Hood, Helen Chapter, Daughters of the wW c~t a Bible Study at the Welllllr,OttMankltla,AdcU:Ial!eT; Elsie Hart, Emma Durst, American Revolution, 2 p.m. Fairview Blbll lllurch, Letart llaJf;n4lidVliU;JOimilunlf;l!llllrouandMr.Shaw. Friday, EJJiscopal Parllh Rt. I, from Saptember 14 Ill bliD · .JofaiJ,flllliki to'Ev«e'IJ bi.uey for ldeatlfylng IM!IY of Houae, William B. Thomaa of lllrough tbe lith. Set rices will Otherl · the Bnft:r Helpta II'OUP· Belmont, Mass. guest speaker, commence at 7:30 p.m. each lleel, Mrs. Harlett Nelgler, Mra. J. evening. EVer)'oM Ia cordially ... • ~~ ~~ !'1. Edward FOiter, hostessea. · Invited to attend. ~~~~._._~~ .~-+.~.~~~--------------------~----------~~SUNDAY !·.: ' ,. t ': • , HARVEST fesUval Sunday, , Amat•ur , Councilors Club, St. John Lutheran Churcll, Pine · Someone's Birthday? 1!.111.' WedneodBy, .•·OIIIICII, Dauahtere Grove. Sun~ SciloollO a.m., Red roses sav · 7:30 basl!:el dinner at n0011. Church . "llov~ you" in Rim"~~ Girl Sooul Qwmcll, 1 p.m. ~ bclme ol Mn. WUJiam Obllllger. Leader~' 5 G8; IBIQ{f . . Middleport trirqAicl~ You Are Invited To Attend ·ASJitsros&Jw.t ·. 2~ JCI I. . . Home Armatrong, Toledo. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Yeauaer If hearl.ni your bavereturnedhomeafleravlalt problem Beltonels.the with their 100, Gene, and family ~nswer .. at Eon, and .thelr son, Don and I-"'"'!~ ' fomlly at Xenia. They also vacaUoned at Lakelide. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Noble have returned home ·after 504 TENTH ST; vacaUonlng at Cedar Point and HUNTINGTON, W, ·v•.• Lakealde. Mre. Boney Mltcllell wu the recent of Mr. and Mra. J. BlACK ASPtiALT « . ·., · , · Personal Notes ·~ ' ~ ·, · • · •· ' and fllilll~ In · . llld Edward A. UOlwlk!r IIIII ' w t,...... .. to . , ~~~ "f lrilb Jier· ' \ ! Dinner Party Follows Ault-Logan Rehearsals hand to entertain tb8 apectaiDrs while the beklng and judging wutal:tng place was the Cillo Youlb Choir. The judging staff consisted of the aulllor tit tile cookbook, "Jo;• of Cool:tng," food edlton, home eciJnomiali from Proctor and Gamble, and food lnstructnrs from several universities. The 1989 pie and cake b.Jtlng cbampion.s were on band ID crown the new champs. other coonty champion.s In the fln.a Is were Mrs. Marlene Barber of Warren, a white chocolate cake; Mrs. Wayne Pollack, Tuscarawas, chocolate fudge; Mrs. Gary T. Mamln, Stark, carrot cake; Mrs. M. K. WaD, Ottawa, banana nut cake; Mrs. Joann Moore, Harrtaon, Jo's chocolate cake; Mre. Oliver H. Sluiter, Brown, Blue Rlbbm banana cake; and Mrs. SeUy llilganl, ,.uhland, Drtamy Hawallan cake. Others In the pie ca:npetillm were Mre. Forest Cox, Pike, an apple ralaln pie; Mrs. Ralph E. Porter, Musklngum, a dutcb rhubarb; Mrs. Richard Galuaba, Montgomery, an old faehloned apple pie; Mrs. Rose Green, Lake, a peacll nectar dellght pie; Mrs. Melody L. Roy, Jackson, lattice top apple pie, and Mrs . Betty Co•. Darke, apple pie. Allllllil·winnlng cootestanta In the finals received ~The Bake-A-Ramas, and thta Is the second annual one, are spoOIOred by Investor-owned electric Cllllpanles of Oblo. It's not too early to think about Dell year. Begbl practicing with a favorite cake or pie now .... your family wW love you for it I ty ,SUnday. ' · M:rs: Joha Ljelwller Walden Roush'· ~ l . •Sterrett jroro Wtdil pastolf of the do1J&h. ~ '· ' of ...jill ' ~ ·IIU8flll ()( 1111 ·. .,eata, Mr. and Mrl, L. P. '!1,e Rev •. · ·\ '(. 'I . OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, SEPT. 13 1 TIL 4 P.M.· Dr. R. D. Thomas and Dr. William B. Thomas . optometrists "JJlltf-Pet&& Gi . p.m. ~:--:o illlpb RUTLAND PTA Beautifully Br Monday, . DAV 'lbui'edaY, 7:30 p.m.; 7:JO p.m. iii!Uand Elemantary :refreshments followlllg School. BabysiUers provided. ,,.J!*IIna, DAV ball, ~ut Program to recosnlze four 'Ave., PGmtr9y. retiliag tsacben. Allllldlnce . : SERVICE BIC Beod ll'ged. I n:.w. • · AT nijR ~ooa 'l'iilliM · · "' ~MD•. ,t.'\M ~k.lt':;?.u:~...,.,.!ox:·~:. :.n:l:r.. • •~ 'r,. .. ·· New· Building and Offites 'i 346 THIRD AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO Designed DUIUY'S RDRISf 5fN.IIICIAvt. m.sue Mlddltpott, 0. ,), M~ I Set YEWM ', J ' • ' LB. ' ' 11011-DAIRY CREAMER t' J Coffee.Mate PEAS· 1& Ill. iar ICE CREAM . BAG ~pi Good Grade ~LK Qr. 79~ 2~9~ AI Racine Food Market 00 7 : 1 ~~~-----·-----~ 1 PALMOLIVE Gl~ SIZE ·oxYDOL . WITH THIS COUPON lAUNDRY 0Ei!R$ENT , THANK YOU . ' . ········'-···.,······ ... $119 ~ 1 <,<. ' ~RMOUR · i/ .·~~ ~ ~ : MaoRGU$1 OQ:' , ,, .,_ .. ' . I ' . ~ 2 fillS SOAP - :r:u..r 10*":. . C~ER~Yi~ AP;f:'~E ·.· 20 az. PIG. 7ge With Coupon DAIRY BUYS ONIONS ·' 1 r ' .., fally June '\ .. PRICES EFFECTIVE SEPT. 10;11-12 FRESH i, fIr----------·DOLUR SAVER! .. I I '. "' ,, J ' . J - ~ �.. ' ns·, ore. ' l· ' ~;A ; ' ' Stiversl'ille News Notes PomeniJ M. ·. ,( ' ·:4 I Albert Lawaon ·of Columbus Rudy and 'Sidney Dws~ Doug • ' apent a few days rece~~t!Y with Circle, Jack Cornell, Chuck l, ' hill parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. · Lawson, J. W, Lawaon,, Paul · Lawsoo and Chuck, ,..-oute Evans, Mrs. Sylvia Allen, Mrs. 1,home from a vacation In Mildred Cltclo, Mrs. Patty ' t1lolumbus. Gluosencamp, Robin Allen, f· MJ:. and Mrs. Victor Dural Mike Dalley, Connie and \..and Scotty of Middleport apent Bonnie Dalley, Mrs. Macol Ctmtiiilrclll · :,the weekend with hill parents, Miller; ,Mrs. Frances Reynolds, 'Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst and kenneth Wheeler and Norman ;;~.t; e~~~~~~tes •· Woller, Cerarilic 1114! incf'llite · Mrs. Zelia Boyd was a . ·~ !' ·' ./1 • ' '\veekend gueot of Mr, and Mrs. Dell Talbott and attended the II. i funeral of Mrs. Dorothy Durst at Apple Grove Church. \ · Mr. and Mrs. 'rim Wilkerson, Pomtrlly ~'t·t~mbus. wer• w••k•nd ~ visitor• of her parents, Mr. and . Vf9Cl Coupe-Cullqm i Mrs. Rudy Durst. .: t".' · ,' Mr , and Mrs, Bobby Price Recent visitors of Mrs. Coello 1 , TRAIJ,ER, 'Brown's Treller ~-~Mrs. ~l_.ttedCharle~~l.,.; his ts Mr d Hudson were Mr. and Mrs. of 'r!g Emest Perkins and children of · : '' ~~· Minersville. 'Phone 91\1• &Bottom Sunday. GMarion, Mr.dandfamilyMrsof. JCIInohn . .111.&1 I"AII Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dailey and arroway an • ~ ·.,-GUA .. AjiiTE.ED1 family Long Bottom were ton, Md., Mr. and Mrs. Jack ~llr PIIon• m-2094 FURNISHED apartment, 217 ~undsy afternoon callera at the Clark and family of Raven· ~~ Jrd Ave.. Mlddlaport, Nice home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene swood, W. Va., and Mr. and 'I'LIIIIIIC!ftAV' yard. P!lrch, prlva .. tn· 1PemM!IJ Halite & AUtO 1 lronc:et1. Phone 991-2710 or 992· Ward and children. Mrs. Cecil Keeoee and family of I nv~ 3432, 606 E. Main, POmtrOY. 0. ' ' Mr. and Mrs, Mae Van Meter Brooksville, Fla. C5!ii •• B-25-Hc and Missey of Middleport, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Dais ...... and Mrs. Mike Evans and had as visitors recenUy Mr. and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Blain Mrs. Clair Burson,dMr, and Sale ·. , ,. '• WHEEL Horse hl~:.:a~d Dailey and Bryan, local, Gary Mrs. Rex Burson an Mr. and SEMI· FUR'NISHED apart· 19U MOBILE Home, New Servtc~. , Baunr \1.~!1!"'' Van Meter, Reedsville, were Mrs. Frank Bursoo of Shade mont, 2 le~ roomo, kit- Moon, at.!OO. P!liiM9..,·2204. CoMpa 0 y,_ Chester, :Of!lo: 1, recent guests or Mrs, Ada Van Miss Judy King, who has been ~ Tbe ~~ . does not have cBhenette, th. Coato ,_1.71c Phone fl5.3301. .. , b · ·tin lth her BDY '"""" on the earth'l ulldlng, Middleport, lnqulro · ,1'20,-flc Meter. ' omendVISIMrg WV' il Kingl.'"'entsd weatber. Apt. 16, P•"' s·I I"' ' .' Mr.andMrs.KennethBrewer Mr. a s. 111! an 8-JO.tOic . .,y· 8 AIR CONDI:ri·ONING, ·. and children of Columbus spent family, bas returned to school Female Help Wanted f'ARKVIEW Kennal!t Poodles, · Rtfrtger.llon service. :lldi'l' · · a weekend with his parents, Mr. at Kankakee, llilnois. 3E A PLAYHOUSE TOY SMALL 2 bedroom houoe, ciDH and bird~:. AKI.. Pel ond . Rtfrlger-'lon, Now Hhtn~ fllld Mra. A. C. Brewer and Spending the past week with DEALER: Work August to to Mtlgo Hiah Schon! II Rock •ho,w ~r.I:J'· Groomlng. . I'I)OIWi 812-;111!9. U'.;,i David. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murray and Dt<embtr, free training. No S,..lngs. Sultable 1or IChool Phone • · 3-171fc ' Mrs. Carol Comell c•lled on Greg and Mrs. Elizabeth collecflng, no dfllvery, no personnel. Phone 992·6887 · · • - c BRADFORD' - · Mrs. Ruby Bryant and family Murray were Basil and Susie cash lnvostment. Coil coll~t a"" 5 p.m. ••ssET puj'P'-· AK·c· CompteteSet~~ ' ' '• o•-ts of Sandyvill W V tU.J77·4791, CharlOifl 9·1·11< """ •• ""'-,, MOnday afternoon, "'~ e, · a. Heiskell, South Point, Ohio. '"""" o Balboy her· . ·-. '>!'!'""dw!•, · ~J, 1· 'Crill Mr. and Mrs. John Tillis and Mrs. Hazel Arnold ac7-17-Hc F. or.. •a·le 1•111· Jilit "" BradfOrd ''" ""' • · -~· T PI 1off Rt. ~; 1 daughter•, Mr. and Mrs. Dale companled Mr. and Mra. Lester nt~~r UPf!'ll'l ' na, ·'"' o. • Lawson, Long Bottom, were Arnold and Billy ol Columbus to Malt or Fem•le MODERN walnut slirto, 4 ~~nc1 •· ·Bentdu.m.• , llh.o~ . '· , ·· ,S.1·l!C: ""' apnkor aound ayatem • ..... vii e 667·3154. •. , , . , th k I P ;salurdliY evening guests of Mr. Blen dwood ar or e ' • ·· · . a.lt-301c READY ,MIX ·c n•'""E"'"' B 11 d 1 ·t 1 t Help Wanted speed changer, Balance "'""" • ~> Mrs. J. w. Lawson. ro or am• y reun on a dellyered right ·, to·:• Your 163.s2. Use our lime payment . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen Westerville Sunday. MEN. WOMEN - 'Earn tleody plan. FREE GIFT with every BARKAROO Kennels, lovabtt pro/tel. Foal end 111Y1 "'" daughter, R1p ' ley, spent Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and l!:rl·llme tncomo. Sirvlce purchase, Call 992-3352. Miniature SctmeuztrttTorch, eat m~t••· Phone "242U< "'.S<md••Y •r~ • •tc ,.. Gotglotn . Rted•;MIK C"., r• afternoon with Sylvia J ohn Wa 1ter and Richard a tkl ns ' cus Iomers wllh wnlo. Turn right, lifll1 housa. Mlflel1ePDrl 0111 ' • f; i\lllen,, visited In over the COLONIAL maple 1tar....,..cllo PhCN Coolville 667· ...-- · ' •: , The Van Meter reunion was weekend with Mr. and Mrs. available. Wrllo D-60, combination, 4~1msound 9.f.121c ·, . ·· ' " attended Sunday afternoon Robert Reed and family and Walkins Products. Inc., aystem. 4 IPIId changer. !-Tf1ERTON TV lftd . El~c · Mr and Mrs Walter Te U Winona, Minnesota 55987. Balance S78.40. U,e our lima · · SINict• New OllnMI Mu... '· the Por ua nd Park · · · rre 9-B·llc payment plan. FREE GIFT Real Estate For Sale T.V.S. PhOne. Uno ~t.iin > Mr. and Mrs. Russell Van and family. Saturday they took with every wrch8aa. Colf992.. _ _ 915 3U9. . '· . • .-Mieter called on Mr. S. W. Durst, Richard to the State Fair where Help Wanted 3352. LOTS . WITH all utlllllts. ';Ro-lfe PorUand Saturday evening. he will spend the week singing P.Jkllc Restrlctod aub ~IYielon1 1h to ·" · Mr: and Mrs. Charle• Fitch of with the Ohio All Youth Choir, A Db TO your family lniomel 2·acre lots. l'l1oM C-ltr HARRISON'S TV AND AN· • PorUand and Mr. and Mrs. Others from Meigs "''•h School Demonstrate toys and gifts. FIELD GROWN Chryaan- 915-3301, nlghl985-3302. T~~NA SERVICE • .!'hpne.1 WANT AD . Notice Earn $35 an evanlng. Work at then~ums end mums, " , , t+Jic '192·2522 · •..,. Mike Fitch, Pomeroy, visited singing with the choir are INFORMATION your own convonlance. No Reynold's Flower Shop, · · 6-IO.Hc, . and Mrs, Balin Dailey and Dwane Will, Anita Fultz and DEADLINES THE ANNUAL Rio Grande eKPtrlence. No lnvoslmant. Moaon, W. Vo, . 5 PM Day Bet"e Puollcar<on Saturdsy afternoon, Carol Hargraves, volunteer lire deportmonl Call 992-6632. Write Toy 9·1·2tc GOOD lnvHimont property. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, i• to of ~ H Monday Deaolme '• m. fish try and leo cream aoclol Ladles Party Plan, Johnston, Houaa with thrH ,furjllahld Reasono~lo rtteo. Phont vlsi rs, "" · w.cancel iallon & Correc!lons will beheld from 5:30 to 12:30, Pa, 15902. FOR HOMEMADE lcecrHm In apartments, boltiiiiiJt, two John Rusaall, Golllpolla 4411and family were Mr . . For Sale II be ~;.~;:;'~Z~~~~,r.~·m for Saturday evonlng, Saptember 9·8-31f> quarta, Baohon AuKIIIory, rr~~~i.,::onthly <1712 altar 5:30 p.M. . HQM,E~··~•-- ''' ,,,.,_ , . REGULATIONS 12, ~I the Community _Hell on , , ·. call 949-4MQ 01' 9....-4512. ulcic Hit. p,:::on".!!!'.:-. ,. . :!-1:tfc , Al!•ll.~·,ll'~r~_,._".uou•••r r'"{••• ill!~&< .. ,\!l.tW!!,Io . Gro~de c~pua. ~~ Marttw R"~ ~ _ . ,_,. . 9.Ufl: q , . , ~-, "f• 1 . ' I 'l:atrYM 'l6M't' ·~.'~':j ~~·~~~~..,.,f.': 'll:."; •1!q.:'i'p:::~nlrloHot• ·APP!ylt\ Pohdll . .Mf ;·~bo . ~ ;';' ~..... ~ '<i r :;<\!, . ' , • ,.,.,, " "' · • , ~.f,:wtiJ',ti""ll::¥, ,").,:AN ) '"" 1 9·•-Jtlh >obHsher will not be r...onilbte ~wlches, homemade Ice · and Mrs. · tic LIIRGI!'Worm Mofrirng ·gSa TOTAL EIKfrlc honil,' fallick ,.::, Phaill~,.i U.:!IR\Jft ' " Mrs. Zetta Boyd, ~~~e:.'l:~~ than one Incorrect cream, cakes end pies will be ll~.t ~~~ , ,Yenetr. Tuppers Pf•Jna INI. ' ~ . ~1e. • 100ter1or. 1hn Card of Thanks RATES sold. A square dance will T. V, technician for bendl ond qul~k -·· ... ..... Phont Chofler 985-35911 1.: ~ For want Ad service follow. service calls, Must be eK· Hollon afler 6 p.m.,- mil'~· ;.Uip NEIGLfiR 'ci.totructii!n. i p:J,.';., WE WANT to express our deep Scents per Word one lnserlion 9-Hic perltncod. Phone Long 1111 of Five Points. loulldl- 'II' :;............... """'" appreclallon 10 the Syr~cuse Minimum Charge 7Sc Bottom 915-3849. 9·9·3tp homei•cati Gi.;:"'N:tii'f,',.. , ·, emergency cnuad, and the ·12 cents per . w.>rd thrte GUN SHOOT, Forked Run, 9+ttc . Racine, Of\•, ~ ~ ·~~consecutive lnurflnn,;. 5 1 Cl b S d DINING r--'- ta~•- and • "" · Pomero.,. emergency squad, 18 cents per word six conpor sman u . un ey, , ' QUfl' v · . . '. 1 the enllre stall at Votarons secullve lnso• 'Ions. september 12. COOK wonted, 1110 kllchon chelrt; .Atao, davent>Ort and ' Memorial Hospital, Dr. Tello, 25 Rer cent Discount on paid 9·9·31c . help, Aflply In parson. Crow'a motchlng choir. Coli Ottotar Or. Ridgway, Dr. Pickens and ads ana ads paid within 10 days. Steak House. 985-4196• • CARD OF THANKS . VFW gun shoot. B•illey R101 9·9·11p Dr, Schaekellor the excellent 9.f.tlc Mr. and Mrs, Walter core 1 received following my & OBITUARY Road. Junction 12A and 1(1, ':':"~------accident. Thanks to everyone FAch SI.SO for so word minimum Sunday, Saplembtr 12, at MAH, woman_ .,.~It to 11,_ REDUCE ..CISI lluldl with J~caz, Ironton, were visiting addlllonal word 2c . ' ..., "'-r ..... Fluldex, 11.69.• 1 - - We• ...... who sent car~s, flowers end BLIND ADSnoon. In with elderly man, Phone safely with DtK"TDitl,...9l" . and Mrs, Wayne Prince. gifts. We ..are .:;r• eclally AddUI 9-9·3tc: 742.J613 1 donora. Advertlsemtnt. ono 25<: Charge por · cents. At Nelson Dr•~•··•· · Mrs. Bill Kouse and ~r.lerul I• me_ bl S ·, 9-9-ltp -., ugh ' ,; '>llchigan and Iorence JlOY, Kenny lm· OFFICE HOURS GUN , HOOT, Friday, -Sao. · , 9·9'1tp 8 ' 30 a.m. fo S•OO p,m . Dally, ith Fe, ,I aud famlly were boden and Harriet Nelgler. lelnber 11 • 7 p.m. Mile Hill TELEVISION . I I 3 PUREBRED ...... . It( , f:l._,i. Special lhallks to ell who uo o.m. to 12 oOO Noon Road, hams and bocons. . r~ rii)M or ._. ,.. mi 0.• ,g .,u, ol Mr. and remembered me In prayer, Saturday. . . Sponlljlred by Reel-. Fire '"" retoller. bperlenco Jl"!"' Buckley, p one , Ch. ocs l!enoley. Mo:l God rlchll bl"' each Department. r*!lflr«<. ' Wrl~ : c-o DeilY · "''"",.,. 985-WS. •p.~SlfiHnaf, P. . 8oK .7.2'/·E, , .·r. •• .... .... t=:=~~:i~~:r~~=~~ · hlrle~ !{ay Larltinll apont an ever yone o you. r .,... pqri.' CJtl D. 4J16f ..,....,.,,... eraldaya visiting Mrs. BeUy an~erfr.,f,':. Morllyn Powell NO HIJNTING on my~ erQY, ~· ' ~~30-Hc ' · ' den and family In Cheahire. . . ttc during thla hunting ......,. . C~L. llmot"T,· ' ~~tlslor' -11~~-~~~ 99 Mr. and Mra. Ted Hayman - - - - - - MECHANIC starting Massar. -t.Auto Salt$ ,::, P!er~~~ f92~1. St •• , 9 and family and Janet Blueil ol Mustk know auto. trans. -~ '' 1',7.0· ·F.OllD Wlcto · •. .Very _ _.;__.:..,__..._.=: •Me · Columbus vlalted Mr. and Mrs. In Memory Good NO HUNTING on my property 111011 ' l1.46P. Phone AWNINGS, atorm doorl ,;.d· IH LOVING memory of my Joe Biaaell. wor · working wltf111u1 my permlallon. 584 huobond and our dear lather, Edith Sisson. and lamlly of paid Slgn•d Paulino Wolle, · , . ff.tlc w.lndqwa.• · car porta Wold Krmoa, who palled conditions, Racl,., Ohio. · , ., • 1 • ma~. blown .and , .:.:u iii!Dll'roy visited Mr. and Mrs. away 3 years ago. Saptembtr vacations. Must apply in person at Mason ,,., 9·8-:Jie · lnautotton. ,Eimtr ~k Holter. 6, 1967, ... rt ... w llllft • fllilt!llntonvo. !!or fret Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larltinll Aut0 ma ' ·malOti, • RUTH liemhlrl, Ruth'oiiMtify ,'hr.~~~~~ ~M'f' tt!liina ·Hflma~t; phOne •·CRariH Like a ahlp that's lett 111 v lted Cora Smith who is a Shop. Bradbury, 1 ~ · ~ ~ Ll'-le, . Syr•cuse. ' V. V. Va. I AM tCI!.5 PM daily mooring tient at St Mary's Hospltalln And soils bravely out to sea except 'Sunday. tho oiript mtnl o1 :iari1dt , · ~'-"'·'"""'"' Jcihn1011 and Son; Inc~ Smith ~"lull lima beoilty • ~lie elsonvllle, So someone dear haa soiled operotQr. Opon T.uoJ!Ili.Y '·., .••. m. Mr. and Mrs. David Smith ' away through.,Saturdoy 9 o.nl."filf6 daughtera and Mr. and Mrs. In calm .....,lty, 1 A me~ equal 31.7 inc~; p.m. Cltlled ewry ~· n~;r-.......,~~r#; But there S promiH of a greater Holter vacaUooed at Lake joy Thuradly evening lite .'lp. , a yard equals 36 inc~. lln, Michigan, polntment. for ffte working Than !"'rlh could hove In store, woman,\!)' .-lnlmtnf only. 'Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walla ol For God has planned a richer Notice Wlga and wiQfots .....,... ilrid life COlumbus and Mr. and Mrs, REDUCE sole and faa! with styled, Php!lt 992·:197\.•·· , Bay""!flhe unaeen shore, OOck Hayman of Coolville Gobett to blots and E-Vtp " t.f.31c Sadly missed by wile. Eva, . ' wafer pills, Nelson Drugs, visited Mr. and Mrs. Goy and family. Paul, Betty and a.s.30fp yman. James. 9-9·11P Mr, and Mrs. Charles Henoley Lost and fourid HAYMAN'S AUCTION tl~oe. ere visiting Mr. and lllrs, Laurel Cliff, now open each LOST. Blod< oll!f ton IIIII #.Itt•. award Friend of Mt Alto, W. Frldly to receive con· blutlt hOund. mete. y, Slrwar~; slgnments at 10 a.m, Auction ' , . . OiHttr 91,5• starting ~~ 7 p.m. La! us aall Kenny Biaaell attended the your merchandlaa. State Fair at Columbus. ' ·~· ' '' 3-22·11C •Howard Young ol Paden City, W. Va., were visiting Mr. and WILL pick up merchtridlaa .nd· ·take to auction .., a per. Mrs. Enunett Stebem. tentoge buts, Call Jim 1Recent cUnner auooti of Mr. Adams, ouctl-. Rutland. abel Mrs. Fred Larldno were Phone 7424161. llfr. Ifill Mra. Junior Hauber · 9-:ZS.Hc . ) and family of New Matamcoru, and Vera Weber and Vida of I Invites You To Set : • l !f:rom.• Kt"ngsbury I ! ptlone 992-$632· EXPERT ·.Whlt(·N-.merit ', New · s, Notes CHEVROLET$ ' ' .".$5.55 ., .,..;n UTRE f ' 115 I .r ....... Ponieroy Motor· ----:,-----....::..''''"' ~mpany POMEROY, OHIO a• R 1). fOr For :f· ., . ~ ' 1 P~taskala ~,':f:.,~uc"Gfil':'~~~ ~ht. ' f~V~ ':'!'/:.:. ,Jii \1st , e..,.,, ' 1 Bottom ~ocial , HOI$ , JETTER RE··A·L.f .y :· Notes ! ~ HELP WAftT£0 J:' "r." 'Wl!'im d ,~. .to:. . 1. ·JJ&~1Lft;-"'-'=~;_..;,,nf u.......blelheoefoorJumblea, one letter to u<h oquore, to form four or"nary word1. ' and Gentlemen Jim Tuppers Plalna. , V\llting .Mr. and Mrs. Garth, · th ...-e Mre, Evelyn Tuttle )1)8 i!rya!ll and 8011 of st. ~terlburs, : no.. and fob. clu!lde·SpW)wood and 1101111 ol ~.W.Va. , ., Vir:ldf ·pQuey and Grog otaa, 1 , ohu)lbus, spent aeveral days isli!ng their arandplrentll, Mr. W.)'lle Prince. " : ling l!(eme stellem were · Mn lllld Ollie~~ .'Nr. 8111.1 Mrl, . . ~· ~ ·City, w, Va., dlUJ ,l:liblliift, ken~ •.·Mr. ind " , ' th ~fh' ,8hd Em!na ' •,J), ' ~\ . l ' ' ted lltr 11111, David , Smllb ~i~tSmlllt ot,6Su Is • • . ., tftne> • · ll'llh paJ1!11tt. . ' , . . ' · .Srantttom of TOledo . ; ',, ..r ,·. ·1'' ' J/ • ~~.. . .)' \ )•: -VIo~~lth I !{ \ ~ Mees, , f 9U, ·,,. • dnd' , ,. ~& - ' .. . = a· J I 1. ·I . ' �.. ' ns·, ore. ' l· ' ~;A ; ' ' Stiversl'ille News Notes PomeniJ M. ·. ,( ' ·:4 I Albert Lawaon ·of Columbus Rudy and 'Sidney Dws~ Doug • ' apent a few days rece~~t!Y with Circle, Jack Cornell, Chuck l, ' hill parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. · Lawson, J. W, Lawaon,, Paul · Lawsoo and Chuck, ,..-oute Evans, Mrs. Sylvia Allen, Mrs. 1,home from a vacation In Mildred Cltclo, Mrs. Patty ' t1lolumbus. Gluosencamp, Robin Allen, f· MJ:. and Mrs. Victor Dural Mike Dalley, Connie and \..and Scotty of Middleport apent Bonnie Dalley, Mrs. Macol Ctmtiiilrclll · :,the weekend with hill parents, Miller; ,Mrs. Frances Reynolds, 'Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durst and kenneth Wheeler and Norman ;;~.t; e~~~~~~tes •· Woller, Cerarilic 1114! incf'llite · Mrs. Zelia Boyd was a . ·~ !' ·' ./1 • ' '\veekend gueot of Mr, and Mrs. Dell Talbott and attended the II. i funeral of Mrs. Dorothy Durst at Apple Grove Church. \ · Mr. and Mrs. 'rim Wilkerson, Pomtrlly ~'t·t~mbus. wer• w••k•nd ~ visitor• of her parents, Mr. and . Vf9Cl Coupe-Cullqm i Mrs. Rudy Durst. .: t".' · ,' Mr , and Mrs, Bobby Price Recent visitors of Mrs. Coello 1 , TRAIJ,ER, 'Brown's Treller ~-~Mrs. ~l_.ttedCharle~~l.,.; his ts Mr d Hudson were Mr. and Mrs. of 'r!g Emest Perkins and children of · : '' ~~· Minersville. 'Phone 91\1• &Bottom Sunday. GMarion, Mr.dandfamilyMrsof. JCIInohn . .111.&1 I"AII Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dailey and arroway an • ~ ·.,-GUA .. AjiiTE.ED1 family Long Bottom were ton, Md., Mr. and Mrs. Jack ~llr PIIon• m-2094 FURNISHED apartment, 217 ~undsy afternoon callera at the Clark and family of Raven· ~~ Jrd Ave.. Mlddlaport, Nice home of Mr. and Mrs. Gene swood, W. Va., and Mr. and 'I'LIIIIIIC!ftAV' yard. P!lrch, prlva .. tn· 1PemM!IJ Halite & AUtO 1 lronc:et1. Phone 991-2710 or 992· Ward and children. Mrs. Cecil Keeoee and family of I nv~ 3432, 606 E. Main, POmtrOY. 0. ' ' Mr. and Mrs, Mae Van Meter Brooksville, Fla. C5!ii •• B-25-Hc and Missey of Middleport, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Dais ...... and Mrs. Mike Evans and had as visitors recenUy Mr. and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Blain Mrs. Clair Burson,dMr, and Sale ·. , ,. '• WHEEL Horse hl~:.:a~d Dailey and Bryan, local, Gary Mrs. Rex Burson an Mr. and SEMI· FUR'NISHED apart· 19U MOBILE Home, New Servtc~. , Baunr \1.~!1!"'' Van Meter, Reedsville, were Mrs. Frank Bursoo of Shade mont, 2 le~ roomo, kit- Moon, at.!OO. P!liiM9..,·2204. CoMpa 0 y,_ Chester, :Of!lo: 1, recent guests or Mrs, Ada Van Miss Judy King, who has been ~ Tbe ~~ . does not have cBhenette, th. Coato ,_1.71c Phone fl5.3301. .. , b · ·tin lth her BDY '"""" on the earth'l ulldlng, Middleport, lnqulro · ,1'20,-flc Meter. ' omendVISIMrg WV' il Kingl.'"'entsd weatber. Apt. 16, P•"' s·I I"' ' .' Mr.andMrs.KennethBrewer Mr. a s. 111! an 8-JO.tOic . .,y· 8 AIR CONDI:ri·ONING, ·. and children of Columbus spent family, bas returned to school Female Help Wanted f'ARKVIEW Kennal!t Poodles, · Rtfrtger.llon service. :lldi'l' · · a weekend with his parents, Mr. at Kankakee, llilnois. 3E A PLAYHOUSE TOY SMALL 2 bedroom houoe, ciDH and bird~:. AKI.. Pel ond . Rtfrlger-'lon, Now Hhtn~ fllld Mra. A. C. Brewer and Spending the past week with DEALER: Work August to to Mtlgo Hiah Schon! II Rock •ho,w ~r.I:J'· Groomlng. . I'I)OIWi 812-;111!9. U'.;,i David. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murray and Dt<embtr, free training. No S,..lngs. Sultable 1or IChool Phone • · 3-171fc ' Mrs. Carol Comell c•lled on Greg and Mrs. Elizabeth collecflng, no dfllvery, no personnel. Phone 992·6887 · · • - c BRADFORD' - · Mrs. Ruby Bryant and family Murray were Basil and Susie cash lnvostment. Coil coll~t a"" 5 p.m. ••ssET puj'P'-· AK·c· CompteteSet~~ ' ' '• o•-ts of Sandyvill W V tU.J77·4791, CharlOifl 9·1·11< """ •• ""'-,, MOnday afternoon, "'~ e, · a. Heiskell, South Point, Ohio. '"""" o Balboy her· . ·-. '>!'!'""dw!•, · ~J, 1· 'Crill Mr. and Mrs. John Tillis and Mrs. Hazel Arnold ac7-17-Hc F. or.. •a·le 1•111· Jilit "" BradfOrd ''" ""' • · -~· T PI 1off Rt. ~; 1 daughter•, Mr. and Mrs. Dale companled Mr. and Mra. Lester nt~~r UPf!'ll'l ' na, ·'"' o. • Lawson, Long Bottom, were Arnold and Billy ol Columbus to Malt or Fem•le MODERN walnut slirto, 4 ~~nc1 •· ·Bentdu.m.• , llh.o~ . '· , ·· ,S.1·l!C: ""' apnkor aound ayatem • ..... vii e 667·3154. •. , , . , th k I P ;salurdliY evening guests of Mr. Blen dwood ar or e ' • ·· · . a.lt-301c READY ,MIX ·c n•'""E"'"' B 11 d 1 ·t 1 t Help Wanted speed changer, Balance "'""" • ~> Mrs. J. w. Lawson. ro or am• y reun on a dellyered right ·, to·:• Your 163.s2. Use our lime payment . Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen Westerville Sunday. MEN. WOMEN - 'Earn tleody plan. FREE GIFT with every BARKAROO Kennels, lovabtt pro/tel. Foal end 111Y1 "'" daughter, R1p ' ley, spent Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and l!:rl·llme tncomo. Sirvlce purchase, Call 992-3352. Miniature SctmeuztrttTorch, eat m~t••· Phone "242U< "'.S<md••Y •r~ • •tc ,.. Gotglotn . Rted•;MIK C"., r• afternoon with Sylvia J ohn Wa 1ter and Richard a tkl ns ' cus Iomers wllh wnlo. Turn right, lifll1 housa. Mlflel1ePDrl 0111 ' • f; i\lllen,, visited In over the COLONIAL maple 1tar....,..cllo PhCN Coolville 667· ...-- · ' •: , The Van Meter reunion was weekend with Mr. and Mrs. available. Wrllo D-60, combination, 4~1msound 9.f.121c ·, . ·· ' " attended Sunday afternoon Robert Reed and family and Walkins Products. Inc., aystem. 4 IPIId changer. !-Tf1ERTON TV lftd . El~c · Mr and Mrs Walter Te U Winona, Minnesota 55987. Balance S78.40. U,e our lima · · SINict• New OllnMI Mu... '· the Por ua nd Park · · · rre 9-B·llc payment plan. FREE GIFT Real Estate For Sale T.V.S. PhOne. Uno ~t.iin > Mr. and Mrs. Russell Van and family. Saturday they took with every wrch8aa. Colf992.. _ _ 915 3U9. . '· . • .-Mieter called on Mr. S. W. Durst, Richard to the State Fair where Help Wanted 3352. LOTS . WITH all utlllllts. ';Ro-lfe PorUand Saturday evening. he will spend the week singing P.Jkllc Restrlctod aub ~IYielon1 1h to ·" · Mr: and Mrs. Charle• Fitch of with the Ohio All Youth Choir, A Db TO your family lniomel 2·acre lots. l'l1oM C-ltr HARRISON'S TV AND AN· • PorUand and Mr. and Mrs. Others from Meigs "''•h School Demonstrate toys and gifts. FIELD GROWN Chryaan- 915-3301, nlghl985-3302. T~~NA SERVICE • .!'hpne.1 WANT AD . Notice Earn $35 an evanlng. Work at then~ums end mums, " , , t+Jic '192·2522 · •..,. Mike Fitch, Pomeroy, visited singing with the choir are INFORMATION your own convonlance. No Reynold's Flower Shop, · · 6-IO.Hc, . and Mrs, Balin Dailey and Dwane Will, Anita Fultz and DEADLINES THE ANNUAL Rio Grande eKPtrlence. No lnvoslmant. Moaon, W. Vo, . 5 PM Day Bet"e Puollcar<on Saturdsy afternoon, Carol Hargraves, volunteer lire deportmonl Call 992-6632. Write Toy 9·1·2tc GOOD lnvHimont property. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED, i• to of ~ H Monday Deaolme '• m. fish try and leo cream aoclol Ladles Party Plan, Johnston, Houaa with thrH ,furjllahld Reasono~lo rtteo. Phont vlsi rs, "" · w.cancel iallon & Correc!lons will beheld from 5:30 to 12:30, Pa, 15902. FOR HOMEMADE lcecrHm In apartments, boltiiiiiJt, two John Rusaall, Golllpolla 4411and family were Mr . . For Sale II be ~;.~;:;'~Z~~~~,r.~·m for Saturday evonlng, Saptember 9·8-31f> quarta, Baohon AuKIIIory, rr~~~i.,::onthly <1712 altar 5:30 p.M. . HQM,E~··~•-- ''' ,,,.,_ , . REGULATIONS 12, ~I the Community _Hell on , , ·. call 949-4MQ 01' 9....-4512. ulcic Hit. p,:::on".!!!'.:-. ,. . :!-1:tfc , Al!•ll.~·,ll'~r~_,._".uou•••r r'"{••• ill!~&< .. ,\!l.tW!!,Io . Gro~de c~pua. ~~ Marttw R"~ ~ _ . ,_,. . 9.Ufl: q , . , ~-, "f• 1 . ' I 'l:atrYM 'l6M't' ·~.'~':j ~~·~~~~..,.,f.': 'll:."; •1!q.:'i'p:::~nlrloHot• ·APP!ylt\ Pohdll . .Mf ;·~bo . ~ ;';' ~..... ~ '<i r :;<\!, . ' , • ,.,.,, " "' · • , ~.f,:wtiJ',ti""ll::¥, ,").,:AN ) '"" 1 9·•-Jtlh >obHsher will not be r...onilbte ~wlches, homemade Ice · and Mrs. · tic LIIRGI!'Worm Mofrirng ·gSa TOTAL EIKfrlc honil,' fallick ,.::, Phaill~,.i U.:!IR\Jft ' " Mrs. Zetta Boyd, ~~~e:.'l:~~ than one Incorrect cream, cakes end pies will be ll~.t ~~~ , ,Yenetr. Tuppers Pf•Jna INI. ' ~ . ~1e. • 100ter1or. 1hn Card of Thanks RATES sold. A square dance will T. V, technician for bendl ond qul~k -·· ... ..... Phont Chofler 985-35911 1.: ~ For want Ad service follow. service calls, Must be eK· Hollon afler 6 p.m.,- mil'~· ;.Uip NEIGLfiR 'ci.totructii!n. i p:J,.';., WE WANT to express our deep Scents per Word one lnserlion 9-Hic perltncod. Phone Long 1111 of Five Points. loulldl- 'II' :;............... """'" appreclallon 10 the Syr~cuse Minimum Charge 7Sc Bottom 915-3849. 9·9·3tp homei•cati Gi.;:"'N:tii'f,',.. , ·, emergency cnuad, and the ·12 cents per . w.>rd thrte GUN SHOOT, Forked Run, 9+ttc . Racine, Of\•, ~ ~ ·~~consecutive lnurflnn,;. 5 1 Cl b S d DINING r--'- ta~•- and • "" · Pomero.,. emergency squad, 18 cents per word six conpor sman u . un ey, , ' QUfl' v · . . '. 1 the enllre stall at Votarons secullve lnso• 'Ions. september 12. COOK wonted, 1110 kllchon chelrt; .Atao, davent>Ort and ' Memorial Hospital, Dr. Tello, 25 Rer cent Discount on paid 9·9·31c . help, Aflply In parson. Crow'a motchlng choir. Coli Ottotar Or. Ridgway, Dr. Pickens and ads ana ads paid within 10 days. Steak House. 985-4196• • CARD OF THANKS . VFW gun shoot. B•illey R101 9·9·11p Dr, Schaekellor the excellent 9.f.tlc Mr. and Mrs, Walter core 1 received following my & OBITUARY Road. Junction 12A and 1(1, ':':"~------accident. Thanks to everyone FAch SI.SO for so word minimum Sunday, Saplembtr 12, at MAH, woman_ .,.~It to 11,_ REDUCE ..CISI lluldl with J~caz, Ironton, were visiting addlllonal word 2c . ' ..., "'-r ..... Fluldex, 11.69.• 1 - - We• ...... who sent car~s, flowers end BLIND ADSnoon. In with elderly man, Phone safely with DtK"TDitl,...9l" . and Mrs, Wayne Prince. gifts. We ..are .:;r• eclally AddUI 9-9·3tc: 742.J613 1 donora. Advertlsemtnt. ono 25<: Charge por · cents. At Nelson Dr•~•··•· · Mrs. Bill Kouse and ~r.lerul I• me_ bl S ·, 9-9-ltp -., ugh ' ,; '>llchigan and Iorence JlOY, Kenny lm· OFFICE HOURS GUN , HOOT, Friday, -Sao. · , 9·9'1tp 8 ' 30 a.m. fo S•OO p,m . Dally, ith Fe, ,I aud famlly were boden and Harriet Nelgler. lelnber 11 • 7 p.m. Mile Hill TELEVISION . I I 3 PUREBRED ...... . It( , f:l._,i. Special lhallks to ell who uo o.m. to 12 oOO Noon Road, hams and bocons. . r~ rii)M or ._. ,.. mi 0.• ,g .,u, ol Mr. and remembered me In prayer, Saturday. . . Sponlljlred by Reel-. Fire '"" retoller. bperlenco Jl"!"' Buckley, p one , Ch. ocs l!enoley. Mo:l God rlchll bl"' each Department. r*!lflr«<. ' Wrl~ : c-o DeilY · "''"",.,. 985-WS. •p.~SlfiHnaf, P. . 8oK .7.2'/·E, , .·r. •• .... .... t=:=~~:i~~:r~~=~~ · hlrle~ !{ay Larltinll apont an ever yone o you. r .,... pqri.' CJtl D. 4J16f ..,....,.,,... eraldaya visiting Mrs. BeUy an~erfr.,f,':. Morllyn Powell NO HIJNTING on my~ erQY, ~· ' ~~30-Hc ' · ' den and family In Cheahire. . . ttc during thla hunting ......,. . C~L. llmot"T,· ' ~~tlslor' -11~~-~~~ 99 Mr. and Mra. Ted Hayman - - - - - - MECHANIC starting Massar. -t.Auto Salt$ ,::, P!er~~~ f92~1. St •• , 9 and family and Janet Blueil ol Mustk know auto. trans. -~ '' 1',7.0· ·F.OllD Wlcto · •. .Very _ _.;__.:..,__..._.=: •Me · Columbus vlalted Mr. and Mrs. In Memory Good NO HUNTING on my property 111011 ' l1.46P. Phone AWNINGS, atorm doorl ,;.d· IH LOVING memory of my Joe Biaaell. wor · working wltf111u1 my permlallon. 584 huobond and our dear lather, Edith Sisson. and lamlly of paid Slgn•d Paulino Wolle, · , . ff.tlc w.lndqwa.• · car porta Wold Krmoa, who palled conditions, Racl,., Ohio. · , ., • 1 • ma~. blown .and , .:.:u iii!Dll'roy visited Mr. and Mrs. away 3 years ago. Saptembtr vacations. Must apply in person at Mason ,,., 9·8-:Jie · lnautotton. ,Eimtr ~k Holter. 6, 1967, ... rt ... w llllft • fllilt!llntonvo. !!or fret Mr. and Mrs. Fred Larltinll Aut0 ma ' ·malOti, • RUTH liemhlrl, Ruth'oiiMtify ,'hr.~~~~~ ~M'f' tt!liina ·Hflma~t; phOne •·CRariH Like a ahlp that's lett 111 v lted Cora Smith who is a Shop. Bradbury, 1 ~ · ~ ~ Ll'-le, . Syr•cuse. ' V. V. Va. I AM tCI!.5 PM daily mooring tient at St Mary's Hospltalln And soils bravely out to sea except 'Sunday. tho oiript mtnl o1 :iari1dt , · ~'-"'·'"""'"' Jcihn1011 and Son; Inc~ Smith ~"lull lima beoilty • ~lie elsonvllle, So someone dear haa soiled operotQr. Opon T.uoJ!Ili.Y '·., .••. m. Mr. and Mrs. David Smith ' away through.,Saturdoy 9 o.nl."filf6 daughtera and Mr. and Mrs. In calm .....,lty, 1 A me~ equal 31.7 inc~; p.m. Cltlled ewry ~· n~;r-.......,~~r#; But there S promiH of a greater Holter vacaUooed at Lake joy Thuradly evening lite .'lp. , a yard equals 36 inc~. lln, Michigan, polntment. for ffte working Than !"'rlh could hove In store, woman,\!)' .-lnlmtnf only. 'Mr. and Mrs. Jim Walla ol For God has planned a richer Notice Wlga and wiQfots .....,... ilrid life COlumbus and Mr. and Mrs, REDUCE sole and faa! with styled, Php!lt 992·:197\.•·· , Bay""!flhe unaeen shore, OOck Hayman of Coolville Gobett to blots and E-Vtp " t.f.31c Sadly missed by wile. Eva, . ' wafer pills, Nelson Drugs, visited Mr. and Mrs. Goy and family. Paul, Betty and a.s.30fp yman. James. 9-9·11P Mr, and Mrs. Charles Henoley Lost and fourid HAYMAN'S AUCTION tl~oe. ere visiting Mr. and lllrs, Laurel Cliff, now open each LOST. Blod< oll!f ton IIIII #.Itt•. award Friend of Mt Alto, W. Frldly to receive con· blutlt hOund. mete. y, Slrwar~; slgnments at 10 a.m, Auction ' , . . OiHttr 91,5• starting ~~ 7 p.m. La! us aall Kenny Biaaell attended the your merchandlaa. State Fair at Columbus. ' ·~· ' '' 3-22·11C •Howard Young ol Paden City, W. Va., were visiting Mr. and WILL pick up merchtridlaa .nd· ·take to auction .., a per. Mrs. Enunett Stebem. tentoge buts, Call Jim 1Recent cUnner auooti of Mr. Adams, ouctl-. Rutland. abel Mrs. Fred Larldno were Phone 7424161. llfr. Ifill Mra. Junior Hauber · 9-:ZS.Hc . ) and family of New Matamcoru, and Vera Weber and Vida of I Invites You To Set : • l !f:rom.• Kt"ngsbury I ! ptlone 992-$632· EXPERT ·.Whlt(·N-.merit ', New · s, Notes CHEVROLET$ ' ' .".$5.55 ., .,..;n UTRE f ' 115 I .r ....... Ponieroy Motor· ----:,-----....::..''''"' ~mpany POMEROY, OHIO a• R 1). fOr For :f· ., . ~ ' 1 P~taskala ~,':f:.,~uc"Gfil':'~~~ ~ht. ' f~V~ ':'!'/:.:. ,Jii \1st , e..,.,, ' 1 Bottom ~ocial , HOI$ , JETTER RE··A·L.f .y :· Notes ! ~ HELP WAftT£0 J:' "r." 'Wl!'im d ,~. .to:. . 1. ·JJ&~1Lft;-"'-'=~;_..;,,nf u.......blelheoefoorJumblea, one letter to u<h oquore, to form four or"nary word1. ' and Gentlemen Jim Tuppers Plalna. , V\llting .Mr. and Mrs. Garth, · th ...-e Mre, Evelyn Tuttle )1)8 i!rya!ll and 8011 of st. ~terlburs, : no.. and fob. clu!lde·SpW)wood and 1101111 ol ~.W.Va. , ., Vir:ldf ·pQuey and Grog otaa, 1 , ohu)lbus, spent aeveral days isli!ng their arandplrentll, Mr. W.)'lle Prince. " : ling l!(eme stellem were · Mn lllld Ollie~~ .'Nr. 8111.1 Mrl, . . ~· ~ ·City, w, Va., dlUJ ,l:liblliift, ken~ •.·Mr. ind " , ' th ~fh' ,8hd Em!na ' •,J), ' ~\ . l ' ' ted lltr 11111, David , Smllb ~i~tSmlllt ot,6Su Is • • . ., tftne> • · ll'llh paJ1!11tt. . ' , . . ' · .Srantttom of TOledo . ; ',, ..r ,·. ·1'' ' J/ • ~~.. . .)' \ )•: -VIo~~lth I !{ \ ~ Mees, , f 9U, ·,,. • dnd' , ,. ~& - ' .. . = a· J I 1. ·I . ' �'' .' '· .·~·tff.UOII:A,.. . ' r \ '' or.: ... ' ~ lf"~IJ : • THURSDAY, SEPTe.QER'JO, 1970 ' ;n· ' GOOD FISHING waa reported OVtl'the holiday -Dad at Forked Run Lake In Melga County. Pictured wltb two prize catches are Arnold Hall, Colwnbus. left, and John Harriaon, Mlddlepcrt, rigbt. The catllsll on the left II an eight and oneball pounder while the one on the rlgbt Is a 30 pound, all ounce, 38-inch, cat. Adult••• . ' ' ·IJ Ulllteii·P nM llllerlau.J . .~ ~ to C~ve ~ ~- n~ vleklry, for Ueatenant · ~·-Iii O.M'I DEin.• aUc primary and wealtbJ peanut ,,.. . Jlillm1~bellhlmllarhopeaintherace for covernor. 1'11111 lboui''!J per ~it ~tile alate's 2,ot0 predneta sUll to be . ~fie!!! Maclilo& IDI Cfi:tlr both were Just lllorl ollbf! 111).1 per --~~~~ v~ !A! ellmlnate a nmoff With their ntarelll •. Paleatinllm guerrillas holding hundreds of hostagea aboard three hijacked airliners exteb4ed . their ultimatum deadline today for 72 hours but threatened once again to blow up the pillleagi!II'S and the planes unless their r81180lll demands are me' The airlines involved, TWA, Swisaair ao!i BOAC, issued a breakdown !l pesuageni w!iidl aala 258 or 259 passengers · and crewmen remained aboard the plane& and 154 women and cbildren were taken to the Inter-Continental Hotel In Amman where a near civil war raged. > nee:....,. ··. Hendricks ""!" ' •1\·~. , ,. ., " ,I ..I ... ~. ·~ '• !, \ . , ; •, · \ '. ' ~ ,, 1 , · ·, . · · .. • , . • , ·· today In the murder lrial. .· , N•~. .-.1 - ~.. :SV~C Plesld~t Thelriali'OIUIIledaReraflve.dayl!oiJday for Labor Day and D., Mlcllael Hendrlcka, 18, hu ·~ ~ Plfclliltrlc eYiluatlcn tile -Novtrnbe!: lel@e meet!ilg. at a elate mental bot!)lltal, ~.t~t,.lllide . Allll,tlc • IDolhermatt«s,PialDIUOII, where be wu aent by ~ 'Wed· HaDhllil Trace football and Callfornll Youth Authority. . the ~ ~lbaUC91Ch, was reelected At a hearin8 out o1 the Two r~~t~•lM'Ifr.to =~·~·=· Also Joi!l · leap ~1. *1:h~~:~. ~~ Cl M~IO N LOS ~ (UPJ) - A former "M'nson Flinlly" ·member who cootenda he saw Charles MaliBUI carrying ajilin later used•In the Tala-LaBlanca slaylngs wu expected 14 tealily Jl;iller, . Gloluller Want To ~=~-Admission · • -i/ • , . •. . · · ·: Jo""&U!"'emJtalley Loop derlolni ~~~be~::: . ' ' ' , ·. · " THE CRIMSON CULT BORIS KARLOFF CHRISTOPHER LEE Show Starts 7 p.m. DRIVE· IN Jolin Sin&. COICbiil Kyger fz~ GOOD PEA/. TiME/ preaencuftheJuryliltFriday, SuperiOr Court lie(.. · J!!41je ~ , . .Qoeek was . ~enamed vice· H. Older • mi1;IJed · presld2DI'and,Mel Carter, hNd UC!I!ninta that Hendrlcki' 1rU lo!>~ll!d ...llllll~·t ~~ ol teatll)'lng. So~~estem _was \ ~leotej( ~ clilms ~- uw ~-\jpiQ.i'' lltCI'·~-ti'ell!llll'er •.. • ' ,.. Tonlgllt, Thu. & Fri. Stpi.f.f0-11 ;. · · ' · », . ...... a«UUt(( lll!lllllr." • mind of •the aev•n :ratt: . In ,..,. 'c .~ . ·. . ~ l/;. . plane sunday. craft. Wilkinson said lbf! guerrillas tOOay released 22 per1011a from tile BOAC plene and sent them Into Amman-2lllabrelnls and an EngUah girl engaged to a Bahreini. ljut heavy ltghllll8 raa!lll 1n thP, •lll!lll of A~n~Dp The COJIIIIIIIIIiqu did · not elaborate but It was underatood the thllted State. aDd Brltalil ...... aeeklng ~ llull the IC«eel of r.HI1I llld American Jewa held aboard the would be wllb loatn.., ,;tltJtill¥: ~- . ·~'II Jordanian ...... and the Inter. Con~nW HotelliiMII wu bit by lunfire as die reflqjees hutlclled In a basement nlglltclub. The Red Cross said 1n Geneva the piJ&bt of the refugees on the desert was becoming more and more precarl0111. It sent In santtatlcn CAP Calls Search Off JACKSON, Obio (UPI)-Offl· cials of the Civil Air Patrol in Ohio have ordered their unils to withdraw from tbe search for a plane reported mlllsing - t of here, labeling the .... pert "an apparent hou." avil Air Patrol eo1. Leon DIUon, Colwnbus, aald the IIUIIlber of the Jllue supplied to CAP officials proved io be false and the airport the plane was 11IJIPOied to have taken off fr<m said no BUCb plane had either landed or taken off. "I hate to think someone would play • hou lite tlia, 1111 all our evidence lndlcataa lbere never wu a plane In trauble," Dillon Ilk!. Aradio _ , . had Indicated • plane bad developtJd en&lne trouble about 16 miles east of bere TueldiJr ... • ~ u:::~ n ' 1JZ ..,.,. 14<+'1 lllftlil b .Aralia lalla and at one llle In israeli IIOil\f'were reported demandlng_the'ttleue of 3,000 Arab and ~ -iiii/1 prisoners. lxrael has It would not negotiate wlfll lbe guerrUJas. In the meantime, the three planes and 29tl men, women and children aboard them remained on a dusty airstrip In the Jor. danian desert 45 miles northeast of Amman, I!IIITOUIICie>J by Palestinian guerrillas demanding the releue ol aeven of their fellows from European Jails. The guerrillas also ue uldng for the releaae of an andlscl"-4 nwnber of Arabe held m·Jaraell jailil. . Two of the planes, 1 TWA 'lfll and a Swissalr DC7, wert hiJacked Sunday, wbUe .. British Overaeaa Alrwaya oq,, (BOAC) VCIO. wa1 plr•ted Wednesday. There lftft> Iii: · persons sllll abOard lbe TW:\, ,· . and Swlaalr planel and BOAC '· in London said there ..r; lit ;;:•<· persons aboml 1111 Jetllnilr. YeiiiPtereporll-..!ng~ •' .,Schc»l ASks 3 · " Another Ill womea children aboard lbe 'l'WA Swissalr p1anee were at1011~ go to Amman Mollday, u~·~·;~~:.,,h!) renWned In • botellbet'e s1nce wtth IIPOI'adlc ¥llli;;F between Jordlllllm ai:'llly and the guerrillak raging in streelll outalde. fr<m Gnenmlle, Tenn., to Mril. Uta Ungar ol br~ aeveland. The plane's pilot N. Y., aaid "lllf ln•baail Is wu never ldellllfled. In the Swlaalr plane. Scme ' Obio Hlglm7 Patrol olf!clak> us· are laying IIlii . eald they WOiild cooUaue to m: there lhlil IIlii bert." ' llrinft. AT , The Popular Front for the !Jberation of PalesUne original. supplies and 41QUlpment, Cook. ly uld they would blow up the ing faclliUea, food and medldne planes at 10 p.m. EDT but efforta IWI"t hampered byWednesday If West Germany the ltghUng In Jordan. Switzerland and Britain did noi Wllklnsoo llllid the llll'tle releaae oeven jailed Arab;. , gleaming red, blue and while commandoe. The Red Cross planes were parked In a ...U. aaid the deadline was now 10 circle at the end of tile JOO,IOO- . p.m. EDT Saturday. foot landing alrip of bard eand,. UPI cot~espondent Raymond parcb<ld In 80 ~ beet. Wllklnson drove tocjay to Pasaengers relllllned aboard Dawson's field In the deaeri 411 the planes or loDed In the lbade miles norlll of Amman and aald of the wings. the guerrillas had rtpeated A guerrilla COIIIiDIIIIIq111 18lbf!ir ihreat to deattoy the sued In Jordan 8llliOUIIC8d planes and paaengers and extansloo of the deadline but ihreatened to hijack two El AI that "the thllted Slataa aD!I Israel planes If Britain does not England have 14 undenblrld, release a girl guerrilla captured that their attitude lll not In when the Israelis foiled an favor of tbe safety of the attempt to hijack an El AI pasaengera of the Ibm 111r· 1 Friday & S.turday S.pt. 11·12 HORROR HOUSE Teehnlcolor FRANKIE AVALON JILL HAWORTH . .' ,. By United Press IDtemational ' . Sopi. !·10 Nat Open , ( Renew Threats Against Captives • . ~TLAN'tA-GOV.~JERMADIJOl[bantedon11rauJJng will be held from Thursday ihrough Sanday at the Stivers· ville Commanity Church in PorUand with The Rev. Paul Taylor of RuUand as evangelist. Services will start at 7:30 each evening. Singers are Invited and an invitation is extended to the public. Tonight- ThurHiy ' "• REVIVAL SCHEDULED A weekend revival service MEIGS lMEATR£ ' -' ., j News•.• in .Briefs ! ~· ·i, ten c-----------~---~ -~-,..-------, CD .Unit PbJced On Standby ... .! .a·. . s. .-~;.< • . ,~ ' -·~· l • ' . in •N'1~U � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 9, 1970