http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/1e0632b83476e80efc2606e5dc3bac15.pdf 16d530190df965e96bde4acee5892c91 PDF Text Text .· I . ' 'III..O:.;.,.!a..;. .. :I:,~P" I' ,, \ • :,· " ' I . .· 28 PAGES ..... ' ' ' " THREE ' .. . t t ·Makes A·· BAHR CLOTHIERS .. .•:. ' -,' f\ I . manager of the Quaker Slate ServJee Center In Gallipolla . Orice the f~ · 11eason beglno, most of SaUIIdera free time Ia consumed attendlns football games 01' watching then! on 'l'V. Will! the uceptlon of when he wu In the ~. · he has mJased only one and ~ Ga!Ba Academy Blue Davl1 football gaines llirice 1947 - home or away. (Once he wi8 ill and lhe other time hb mother wu U(- so we can (orfllve him mlsilng t11ose """ and . Ml<l' for one-hall games,) . Meigs Marauder Poncho AVAILABlE AT••• . , ·~ ~~ of qtana: The Maklpg oi a .~. willbii8Jn MondaY In .11111 Dally . ~· and Dally ·Sentinel', ' ::1ft; special flve1)arl ser1.. was !1!'1!11111 by United l're8l lllteraaUtillal's ~Powers and L!Jcinda Franks. ~~f!tr reporters have been deeply In· ., Pomeroy or Rutland . Miss Frankl and Powers spent nearly a month In gathering Information and FOOTBALL~ -Area hlgh IChool footbaD team opened their 1970 C8IIIJl8l8n · area Friday night Above scene was taken an GaUipoUs' Mell!Orlal Field Ji1or to the opening ldckolf. Blasting through !he paper Blue lleYU Ia GAHS end IAon Smith, number If/, Holding lhe sign are Cindy Jolin and Karen Lemley, Details of aU area games 8J!pear on to day's spor1s page, writing lhe story of Diana Oughton, who grew uti with aU the advantages that wealth and ~.. llev~led family could provide. ' ' , TheUPireporters~e~~to~tto,fll)dhqw v. , Ill~ ~erage of young people and a ~ with thll background beeame a ·~ .. . .fl"' . II) revoluUon since Joinlnc the UPI m.Jcer of bombs for rlldleal movement W'dl Open Bids Nov. 3 ~· 1 . a · ·' bent on destroying the system that gave' eOT«ed acor.. of raUiea, her so much. They Interviewed MIBo .4eiJ110Nitritloria In EUrope Otlghton's family and friends. They traveled llloulaluls of mUeo visiting cities been . where she bad 'ifo!'ked or gone to school or bad been ~ally active 81 a radical. · TIJ• FranQ..P~wers led luflltiblydnto 8 deep of lhe Sllicltritit rw 1 the the. ., · · GAUJPOUS - Performing before hla old S<hool for the first time since coming to Gallipolis Z1 yean ago from South Point, A. K. Suiter and hla GAllS Ollb'chlng band .opened their 11110·seaaoo wl!ha~efforton M~l Field ·r~ 1ame. . · MEIGS . 11-tl HORROR HOUSE. . Tochnlcotor FRANKIE AVAI,ON JILL HAWORTH BQVAD CAWID The Middleport El!Jercency Unit &awes eel a eaU to tbe F. w. Wlicol:bomeatLanpyllli at 2:10 am. Fridl.y. WilCOx 1'81 ~~rl!nclllJ diHI~ulty iD lreathlng, IIECOMI!II ILl, Robert PRIIco. When You ap.. A Savi111s Account of $50.00 or More. Juot ~- into our office and open up a Savl1111 Ace- of $50.00or 110ro, and wo will glvo you your Meigs Marauder Poncho oboolutoly free • , • Made of lightweight vinyl, and l""'intod In Mar- & Gold colora, thooo rain ponchos fit little folko and bit folh, ,_ If you have b- thinking of stortlng a .S,.vi"'l Account, bill hove boon pulli"' It off, now io tho limo 'to """ ono. You will oam a on your oavi"'•· and hove this hondy oH~Iol poncho to boot. · NEEI IOIE THAN ONE? OPEN YOUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH $50.00 AND RECEIVE YOUR FIRST PONCHO FREE • .. . THEN YOU MAY PURCI'IASE AQ.. I)ITIONAL PONCHOS, FOR ONLY . S2.oo EACH . IF .YOU ALREADY HAVE A SAVINGS AC· COUNT WITH US, JUST ADDSSO.OOTO IT, AND . A PONCHO IS YOU"S ... FREE. . 4L. ·po·t'E-OY.NA POME~f ., S.r'Wfllf Nlit\1' COuoty For ~\e. Yoars " • it•• Fldlrll R,..• sr~•:::. · '"'~"···· Sopt.1J.14-11 TWO MI,ILU FOR SISTER SARA C·Tichnlcolorl Slll!'lh' Mldalno Clint Eaotwood "GP", .ralld ... AII - m"1Wd. . COII!:U,... , llo!ll ·,fjNIIo >.. loo... Stteie was !Ibn . to , Veterans Memorial Hospital' Thur~ay mornlnJ bl the' Pomeroy Em~r1ency Bqud ..~ be . . admitted lfllr, het!IJirilng mat bla bome ·Dell' Pclnel'oy, .: \'~ Suo., Mia.& Tllii. . ocl· Pel I Glftll\t. L!IIOIW· JP.M. ' ~·· "' I was torn down wu buill - but 0!' the Jli'operty of Hvinl alone and not offen.es acaJnst atat2 law. Sept. ' ·s,·'··h· , .· . . • . .·. D,:.· ... ·O·.· ne Jves Al . . I ' ' ' lading Iii homes go 101fa1, · aiQIIe In the ' ' hallllnle ~bow ~ "'llili•Q,!€ '· Slnilfrlg anll jJld)'llli of. tilt GAKS Alrrta Mater. :Jhe , .fe no restroom !acllltiea and lhe h0113e Is healed withcoal.81ld wood via a pot beUJed stove and a fll1Piaee, Mrs. Davia carries her cool'to thehilwwi !rom a shed 8nd cuts much of her' own firewood. Mrsc~via and her late husband never owlled a bitt she recaUs bappler days when they did own a h~ ~ buggy which they uaed for trlpa i to Rutlaild. Later, th~ did have lrlends. Who owned automolill~ and tlie~~e frlenda Ot,teo plcted w uPUII~tolakethenitol<l!~Kian meellnlt UI'Mkldleport Amor~C' Iile millly IGIIvei11n o1 pa~~l yean to Jllipll Ml'll Da~ clings II" her Klan ~ ~ hood ana tWO Klan pennants. ' ·' ,. ·,: .. :Mr•. Davl$11)'1 st;.teela•noifoar 1n . ll.~ ·~· aiOiiil, lbe• relatiJel:; IQnely ' ·~.OfleJ!. ihi>:• atiU up at ~t and ' Y111e i!faes ~ ·dly¥eaJ! ,each ill!*'nlng, lhe 'do "!th ~ a long .-i Instructor, Speaker For Celebration Is Announced G~POLIS- Walter Tarpley, Director of United Community Councll, Columbua, wiD dellver the main address durlni the 10'1tlt annual EmanclpaUon Cel,ebratlon slated Sunday, Sept. IIO, at the GaiDa County Junior Fairgrounds. , The !I"OIP'am beglno at 9:30a.m., with spoclal musk: provided by the New Hope Baptist, Corinth Baptist and MI. Carmel Baptist Chureh I"JJIPP· ·Rev. A. L. Maoon, Pastor of the Graee Baptist Olureh at ColmnbnJI, wiD ~ at the morning . worship service slated at 11 a.m. 1'111!' afternoon .1"'"8"1Dl wiD feature special~ by lhe North Ga!Ba High SchOol bUd, .Wider·the dlrectlan of David Ehrplllj. ' Oilier ll*lal musk: wiD be provided by 1u Harrilon and the VaUey . J~l~Js. . . ~. ~ R. Cllrlo~. President of fl!o Grlqde Cpllece, ~ ~~ tbe . greetings, ~ Introduce opeaal cueata. Mrs., Dorothy Lewis Is general c:bal,rlnal1. . : .'' year. The former Llevlng mine, which ,.. owned by H. A. and Raymood Llevlng prior to being sold to tlie AEP system In July of thll year, is the oldest operational mine In West VIrginia. It wu lnitlaUy opened In 1901 and em. ployed about 75 perSOM when In lull operation. liltJ:.l :. !ililaltJe."lJi!M.Rf !h!l,lie'"•"t"".:;.. , tr.rtd4y lilill!l bitiqt4 ~ ... 1IUIII.;. atl!lildlng the 11A"'~Oijlb' · hmne folks, · Lee, who plays basketball and basebaU during lhe winter and SUIIUDei monlba, lhriUed the throng with hla daz. zllng batoo twirling, lllrowlng It high into the air on several occasions, mlsslns It ' ., jii ' ,. CIO MEETS MONDAY POMEROY - The Community Jm. provenlenl Organization which hopes to build a playgr<>lllld In Pomeroy will meet at 7 p.m. MoiJclay at the Bookmobile ooly once. Headquarters on East Main St. All InFlrlll act Friday was a drill routine to terested persono are Invited. the :•utUe Giant March·." /' l· Next, the GAllS majorettes were featured as the band played "LIItie Boat." ;,:t'hl!wasfoUowedbyanuntllualmarchlng .·.~~ljjlne ~!,0 a s!l/tll!~ 4trWUtiellt iif anted· JI!_~Q~~~~ b,;~ ~Jor 1M .Galli~ sJw!l "1¥1111Ta~ ll1 S v~W"""• gcii' bff 10 a nire start before the Mrs. Anne Flsclii!r/ GAllS 'vlic81 music ' . . GAHS MusiCians Sparkle Friday FolldWllik a snojipy slr'OIY by Tom RoWell's black-dad J!W,slcialll, the Bhre Tile president,,. tile United States can ~ ®I)' of· feme• agllilln federal Jaw. ~ . u""""' ' On the coli'" lllolbaU scene, ·Siuln· ders attenda ,f1!lei'Y Ol!io State Bllekeye ' bome foolliall " · Last year lie ·even traveUecli9 Ann Arbor, Mlchiglft to watcb · !!Wt,JOIII~i;S a penon !see aU types of the Bucf!s loee their only gani8 of the year . lNf.I!"IIIIJ jtllt to. eee two IWna of huge to the Wolverine&. (He'D never forget that ,, I over the poeii!IISion of a funny. tons drive home after the big upaet.) On Sundays, be Ia 1!1 front of tile TV ·~ ·~ · obiOIIfl ball that never lll!ems to · '. lhe rlcht way? watching the Cincinnati ~ala or the '~f~ 'l;bb writer altelf!Pte<l to at least Cleveland Browns. He oeeaalonaUy goes to ~y anawer lhe above questioM by Cleveland or Cincinnati to watch a game In ~afew'oftheloealfanawhy they love person. the gilme· 11o much. Thla year, Saunders' Monclay nigh Ia . , Perhaps the area's number one will be takep up attending the games of lhe (Continued on Pille 2) toillban .fan Ia Bob Saunders, owner· ' 8/'fJeiJJl FeJJture Starts Monday POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ~I .NtW HAYEN - ~ ..,a JIIIIY ge~ an J;leen purdwed by the American E!ectr14i . OCOOOIJIY boon'In -'f 197111 plllllto ...... Power syatem. "No decision on the , _ the Philip Sporn inJne ~lerlallle. Officials of the ~ Power mine wiD be mAde pendq ... ~~ Cornplny C<dlimed FiJd«y that eon- the enJineerins a!Udlel," tbe power llmi · sldaratlon Ia ~ given ID ~ lbe official said. ll i!ath mlnea would be fliiOilOd, It Ia mine In February of nell JNt. reported the !aclllty known u !be PbDJp . "We are considering reopenlns lbe Philip Sporn nllne, polslb1y next Sporn mine wwld be ea11e9 Philip Sporn February," a apoteaman In Roanoke, Va., Mine No. I while the former Llevlng mine said, "Bul no definite decision has been would be referred to asi'hlllp Sporn Mine No. 2. made: to date." The Philip Sporn mine has been ..,... The Appa)aehlan Power Company spokesman also revealecltbat engineering on two different occasions In the past. studies are eurrenUy being made to Operations of the mine, whlcb Ia Joealed delermine the feasibility to reopen the near New Haven In lhe vicinity of tile . fonner Llevlng Coal Co. mine, whlcll has Central Operating Colf!Pany's Philip Sporn plant, was lnitlaUy opened In J.MII. It was later closed, and then reopened. TAKEN TO HOSPRAL only to close for 1fle last time In Mardi of POMI:ROY Tbe Pomeroy 1968. The mine at one time was a plue of Emergency Squed answered a caD at II Olf!Pioyment for over 150 persona.· lt a.m. Saturday to the l¥rui HOWell employed about '15 people the last Ume II residence In the Darwin area. Mrs. wu in operation. Howett, suffering from an apparent Operation of tha fmmer Llevlng Coal stroke, according to squedmen, wu taken Company mine, located near Weal to Veterana Memorial H~~~pltal . Columbia, was lllopped In April of thll .Ifill ' ' >w 1 WHthtr The Storm With Your Ow1 -l Ma, eo;nen.·. Philip Sporn Mine1n1971 tball . Fan? In 1111 The Latest SlJies and Cobs . ' . ., BY . J~ CANNON , , G~POUS - The I(IOIIIId$ of "Go, . ~; Gql" and "W.t WIIIUia Touch••clci\tnl" Jnd "Hold Tbal Une!" once again · )J;Iill.jn 11'1!1 air lllrouafloUI America as high . ' ~-· cbl1egea arid ~onal IWna ~ ~ uotller. ~~euon,:of foolllall. . ' " No!r. considered lite in!lll popular 'lport In ·tile nation, 01\il of • 1. too!jiill's ,most valua~ Ulll!la Ia that . r. ~ lliOOP of people''llnown 11 diehard . ·· ~~Wileil!er it rlln,IDo'w, hallor shllle; . ~lber tl!e\!' favorite ~e¥~'s -.rd Ia 1G·.•. ,10;1': IIllo~ lt'lhelr team "playing, they're In .: 1116 JWiM e'-'lns for a vlelorf. · ' ~ ' What ·l!llkets a jlreat foolbaU fan 1 r~ !' ' ' -.IRRO/f'- Ill ; ' . ·' :·' ' ' ,, ....,.,..... ""' Patient's Creativity . BY PAT HOUCK GAUJPOLIS- Disorder seems to~ everywhere In !hi big sunny art deportmental the Gallipolis State lnlltlll!te. Ve~ In reaUty, diB<f:ller Ia nowhere. Rather, the room abounda In systematic clutter. Ctayo111 are In clay pota, narrow atr1po of wast2 paper""' plied near a wire frame an wllleb JOIIle have alnady been paoled; Utile Wes of rainbow colorl are scattered an another table. 'lbere are ....._, some clelr 8nd some hall flnlahed, geomelrlcal designl of line& on poster paper, 8 !Ish bowl, a hooked rug. But most of aU there Ia the quiet, wblte baited art teacher In 8 reel chsa. Her name l8 NeUe Shaw and lhe cares. llle careo a IJ'till deal about her stucll!nts at the GSl Art Department. • Mills Shaw, art teacher, eame ''bact home" to GaiUpolls, after many buaJ yean In relal1ln& aDd teaehlng. The tq lam1lJ blne II 404 Third Ave,, whlcll bid helm&M to ber people for m generatlona, ~ empty, and time 100QJed Jarae on her banda after a Ule of acUvity. Following gradualloll from Olio State UnlversiiJ, she taUght art 1n Column Qt;y Srbnnlt for sovera1 "*"· But she crwllta ber uperlence ill aupervtaory rellllllng for a large ehaiu ot department stores as the IDOII •aluable training for ber DOW JOb at the lrisutute. Aricll - life began for her In llll'lln the many-windowed old Eiltt HaU at ~ GSI. She found new Interests aa ll!il worked with talented people who never had an opportqnlly to learn about art and their own creativity, · . Ill addition to clasaea In the art Mils Shaw gives one program a week ' "'''" lbree TVlelevlslon. clasoes onTV lhe is Institute:· circuit a ~·!i!~~··E leaching tool that reaches many w11o · unable to attend classes. "Creative approaches Initiative and strenglben lbougbt, said. "Ill my studenta here, pereeptionl are far sharper than most, IIIey cl.eor Images In lhelrmlnda," After alrljl. 'l ,,. >l'i! to Columbus, a resident boy came badr: 1.. • , and painted the CoiiiDlbls sllylln!l. Be cauchtllell, the tan bulldlnp 8nd tbe- : : · antbe~. :· , ODe Wlllllal aspect of ruldent wnla the varlely of their output. ''There Ia a ·• ""DJ!!& lact of repetition," lhe said. . '~led verslana of tNnga ame I!P (Continued on page 2) '*"' ·,."· · �At~! WE OPEff 9 A.M. T09 •P.M. 7 O.yu Wefk FR·QTH PHARMAtY ~ ' pt, Sylvia Eno .GAWPOUS - Sylvia Eno, ~1, ~resident of BldweU, died at 2:30p.m. Saturday In an Athens HOI!Iiital.ShewaabOmlnGallla CoUnty, March 1~, l8lll to the M · · tate Elmer and Mary Quickel. : ..:Z~ 4Jii1DP~PQ~l1 ::.:. ~ R. She married Max Eno who ~J ·f!e~·,,t.. ltfld· ~ed her in death. ~~ at Surviving Ia a 8later, Mrs. · ; ~\Holler . ~. Charlea (Elllt) Sims, Co· . Mr. Yliuog, a~t althe l11mhils . . ~ ~ \li!mP fot; 19 . Arrangementa be 1~. ~. bat#· lit llolnllke, nounced by the McCGY Funeral. ):VIf~ the~~·~ !pte Aliclrew H~ In Vinton. .· ,r,..--. ·-~·~-------~----------, , .• ·' C R fi i, . "'-· , •'- • P, · -·· ,';' ;...... ," ieYentns will ,. . I ·H~len I I ' . l .' Help· Us!. . I I· By Helen Bottel YWII FIIU. .... 1· ,. , P'IGIIT FIRIC Wl')'H IRE? 11 I lllvlngo lD pnmd facllltles and " / peilt~lell: ' ' pei'lonnel. • ' <' .We Ire a l'lllllll coqlle with WilY don1 dlf cOUIICIIs · 'lwo 1oveJi chlldrtll, On our plore the Idea? - SOFT ~ ~ a coople ,of women HEARTED 89H.wbo are~ Ues , Dear S.H.: . 8biJUi me. Qly councllll, talre note. The ' • They IIY I IJil Indecent Idea la certainly worthy of ~llle I ~ballie'fn DIY two dlacllllion. - H. '..,.. swim .Wt wbldl Ia !101 . evl!il a blklnl, aDd they tblnk It's EGYPl'IAN VJSrr jUit terrible tbal !hi bulband CAIRO (UPI) -Lee Kuan U.,I!Ut In the )'ll'd bellda me, Yew, prime. mlnlater ol Singa· ~· my balld. .Wilen they pore, will be&ln a "cOrdial" ·~11111\i to (1111) him lwo<lay 1islt to Egypt Sunday ~Jne ' CilCe In frqnt of our for talks with Egyptian olftdala , ~ ,\ltD THA'I' tor' . II. about "worldc problems and ;· j!ljiW •'Dl 4. ·4Wf!d· ~- strengtheiJing of bUatl!ral rela· ;lnd $ey'te apteadlus · 110111 " official IIOUl'COS aald : .•lfUIIlllt l((iund• ihatQ¥1' o1def SaW:Uy. Yew wiU be met at da~uslliot, ~·! .1!1\r .Jlreblud _, . '1. Cairo airport by VIce President . -~ ~ bi !Alar• _the Amrii'·El..s&dat. •..· , Al•1' -bacaule Olle' 111 the ,. . • 'llirll il~'~ller abput MAIWUos AJllUVlW . ll 1 lrlced 111e u~ . back to "*' LATU WliiHI *"' th' IRIIOHTEN. IEDROOMS Wlrtt SM,ARI SOUD "' PRINt REG. I FOR $l-SAYE llc-YELOVR RIGe $9.99 QUILliD BIIIPRIAD Beautiful ..;lion, acetate or ~halls sprttcls , , , quilted1 with polyesters • c . Ore tic., I inta . BAIH IOWILS J17 8 i g, •tlvoty bath tow.h. 22a<l4". Mtlchin9 hand low· · . tis oncl wooh cloths. Smorf oolicl colon ond~'nls. ''·. ~AND TOW( , REG. ,IJ.~ .• , .•. 67~ . SAVE $3 · .~~MWit ~-·· ·.:flll'Lpr ·• ··::,." .... ·..•. • 1 .. EXTRA LAR6E, COLORAJL SQUARES . REG. 1.98 T.V. PILLOWS Mocltro or Aorol hopuc.lng prints. Fir..tone poly loan\ ftling. Hand washoblt. 22" squore, · - :o-Mit CLO.T. . >.ll." 2 for$3 24(// lO 1.57 57c kloal for sAp- IIBD Woshf11t 45" wide borlcloth ;, ·coven, clraperits and lportswea~• CL()~I(. RADIO f.D ftofurt alarm, 60 minute !lumbOT switch. 'IONA·i·.· . ·' ', . ' ·: SLI~ED DirK! luning dilL Built~n ~ . 4 EXCITIN$ COLOlS IN FLUFfY RAYON PILl RIG. $24.86, 8¥2xll¥2' RUOI "' ' 1':' Perfect lor lomily ond C!AUE btdroomo, Two-lone Ml pottern in ·Jw.W . ·. . 11:. .. • niW11tades.. J~~! .. . , >~ r:. 1986 ·. ·ttr• ,. DIIHWAIIIII WI EACH 2 'I SS ' LIFELIKE f:I.OAAt ~RAN6&M~NTS RIG. $1.29 PLANTERS 3~ ' Y.L . SAVE . HANDSOME SOLID STATE, 1\M/FM «JG; $24.94 REG.• 49c . . . . SAV£ loq,-. COTTON SOLIDS &'PRINTS REG. 67c Yd. fABRIC • S:~ MILAMINI DINNIRWARI., FIX.UW.W REG. $11.84 · I . rlnl;hot pin• flowl!f, 'Yellow clthll.s, yelloW fel flo""'clthlot. ·W oodW b-. ' . ' SAVE 35% SAVE $2· tat I ueh: dinner ....Its, otoinproof Mugs, soup bowls, l platNr and l Mr¥ing bowl. Tlffonie Deioy, Chtttll 111uohroom poftern. 7•Pc. llfLON• COOKWARI REG. $14.84 SAVE $4 JOM $It • I ancl 2 qt. co•trecl ,._ ptl8, 10" 11:1 pan, 6 qt. Dutch .... with to tot fry pon. Pinttpple, ovocaclo or chtny. · ......... ·a" KODEL./AYRIL• ~~' 24-INCH ~EN&Ttl , , I ..INCH LEN$Ttt . 61'' WIDI OVDAu SWAG Y•UNCI YAI.AJICI ..... Solid tolor litis of ' lr A.,.P Koclalt ra.,... ·~ ., ~~~i white rufflio. •·l' �At~! WE OPEff 9 A.M. T09 •P.M. 7 O.yu Wefk FR·QTH PHARMAtY ~ ' pt, Sylvia Eno .GAWPOUS - Sylvia Eno, ~1, ~resident of BldweU, died at 2:30p.m. Saturday In an Athens HOI!Iiital.ShewaabOmlnGallla CoUnty, March 1~, l8lll to the M · · tate Elmer and Mary Quickel. : ..:Z~ 4Jii1DP~PQ~l1 ::.:. ~ R. She married Max Eno who ~J ·f!e~·,,t.. ltfld· ~ed her in death. ~~ at Surviving Ia a 8later, Mrs. · ; ~\Holler . ~. Charlea (Elllt) Sims, Co· . Mr. Yliuog, a~t althe l11mhils . . ~ ~ \li!mP fot; 19 . Arrangementa be 1~. ~. bat#· lit llolnllke, nounced by the McCGY Funeral. ):VIf~ the~~·~ !pte Aliclrew H~ In Vinton. .· ,r,..--. ·-~·~-------~----------, , .• ·' C R fi i, . "'-· , •'- • P, · -·· ,';' ;...... ," ieYentns will ,. . I ·H~len I I ' . l .' Help· Us!. . I I· By Helen Bottel YWII FIIU. .... 1· ,. , P'IGIIT FIRIC Wl')'H IRE? 11 I lllvlngo lD pnmd facllltles and " / peilt~lell: ' ' pei'lonnel. • ' <' .We Ire a l'lllllll coqlle with WilY don1 dlf cOUIICIIs · 'lwo 1oveJi chlldrtll, On our plore the Idea? - SOFT ~ ~ a coople ,of women HEARTED 89H.wbo are~ Ues , Dear S.H.: . 8biJUi me. Qly councllll, talre note. The ' • They IIY I IJil Indecent Idea la certainly worthy of ~llle I ~ballie'fn DIY two dlacllllion. - H. '..,.. swim .Wt wbldl Ia !101 . evl!il a blklnl, aDd they tblnk It's EGYPl'IAN VJSrr jUit terrible tbal !hi bulband CAIRO (UPI) -Lee Kuan U.,I!Ut In the )'ll'd bellda me, Yew, prime. mlnlater ol Singa· ~· my balld. .Wilen they pore, will be&ln a "cOrdial" ·~11111\i to (1111) him lwo<lay 1islt to Egypt Sunday ~Jne ' CilCe In frqnt of our for talks with Egyptian olftdala , ~ ,\ltD THA'I' tor' . II. about "worldc problems and ;· j!ljiW •'Dl 4. ·4Wf!d· ~- strengtheiJing of bUatl!ral rela· ;lnd $ey'te apteadlus · 110111 " official IIOUl'COS aald : .•lfUIIlllt l((iund• ihatQ¥1' o1def SaW:Uy. Yew wiU be met at da~uslliot, ~·! .1!1\r .Jlreblud _, . '1. Cairo airport by VIce President . -~ ~ bi !Alar• _the Amrii'·El..s&dat. •..· , Al•1' -bacaule Olle' 111 the ,. . • 'llirll il~'~ller abput MAIWUos AJllUVlW . ll 1 lrlced 111e u~ . back to "*' LATU WliiHI *"' th' IRIIOHTEN. IEDROOMS Wlrtt SM,ARI SOUD "' PRINt REG. I FOR $l-SAYE llc-YELOVR RIGe $9.99 QUILliD BIIIPRIAD Beautiful ..;lion, acetate or ~halls sprttcls , , , quilted1 with polyesters • c . Ore tic., I inta . BAIH IOWILS J17 8 i g, •tlvoty bath tow.h. 22a<l4". Mtlchin9 hand low· · . tis oncl wooh cloths. Smorf oolicl colon ond~'nls. ''·. ~AND TOW( , REG. ,IJ.~ .• , .•. 67~ . SAVE $3 · .~~MWit ~-·· ·.:flll'Lpr ·• ··::,." .... ·..•. • 1 .. EXTRA LAR6E, COLORAJL SQUARES . REG. 1.98 T.V. PILLOWS Mocltro or Aorol hopuc.lng prints. Fir..tone poly loan\ ftling. Hand washoblt. 22" squore, · - :o-Mit CLO.T. . >.ll." 2 for$3 24(// lO 1.57 57c kloal for sAp- IIBD Woshf11t 45" wide borlcloth ;, ·coven, clraperits and lportswea~• CL()~I(. RADIO f.D ftofurt alarm, 60 minute !lumbOT switch. 'IONA·i·.· . ·' ', . ' ·: SLI~ED DirK! luning dilL Built~n ~ . 4 EXCITIN$ COLOlS IN FLUFfY RAYON PILl RIG. $24.86, 8¥2xll¥2' RUOI "' ' 1':' Perfect lor lomily ond C!AUE btdroomo, Two-lone Ml pottern in ·Jw.W . ·. . 11:. .. • niW11tades.. J~~! .. . , >~ r:. 1986 ·. ·ttr• ,. DIIHWAIIIII WI EACH 2 'I SS ' LIFELIKE f:I.OAAt ~RAN6&M~NTS RIG. $1.29 PLANTERS 3~ ' Y.L . SAVE . HANDSOME SOLID STATE, 1\M/FM «JG; $24.94 REG.• 49c . . . . SAV£ loq,-. COTTON SOLIDS &'PRINTS REG. 67c Yd. fABRIC • S:~ MILAMINI DINNIRWARI., FIX.UW.W REG. $11.84 · I . rlnl;hot pin• flowl!f, 'Yellow clthll.s, yelloW fel flo""'clthlot. ·W oodW b-. ' . ' SAVE 35% SAVE $2· tat I ueh: dinner ....Its, otoinproof Mugs, soup bowls, l platNr and l Mr¥ing bowl. Tlffonie Deioy, Chtttll 111uohroom poftern. 7•Pc. llfLON• COOKWARI REG. $14.84 SAVE $4 JOM $It • I ancl 2 qt. co•trecl ,._ ptl8, 10" 11:1 pan, 6 qt. Dutch .... with to tot fry pon. Pinttpple, ovocaclo or chtny. · ......... ·a" KODEL./AYRIL• ~~' 24-INCH ~EN&Ttl , , I ..INCH LEN$Ttt . 61'' WIDI OVDAu SWAG Y•UNCI YAI.AJICI ..... Solid tolor litis of ' lr A.,.P Koclalt ra.,... ·~ ., ~~~i white rufflio. •·l' �,_, y'rs·RameY .··, R~~~ ' 29 j '· · w, Hawu • · 'do~ble-rlng Grace United ~·~~:::; A, ol honor. Byal aerved u wQ held at the Byallmmedlately certDiony. Set· Mildred Noll and EUREKA "222-A" Sauer ol Point AUTOMATIC UPRIGHT · fll'dl:'le . ·~ ' \ MIS. James E. P. . R~ey J.eslie Niday al 79 Garfield Ave. IB a patient In Holzer Medical center, First Ave. . ,....,.,. gueabo. ~. She II pmenUy elll· Mr. Ramey allended Porta- Mr. and Mra. Robert Young Ramey 1.1 _11: ployed at · )be RollbiJiJ and 111011111 Htih School. He IB now and daughter spent a week's ol· Nortll Gallla High Myers Plant employed In construcUon work. vacation at N119 Head, N. C. ' ' . 326 Secand AN. c·jfl., Get the ·CIIIIuallAok with Minkette by r~·.fabrics-lnside and ~ Out" Program For . MADE OF STEEL . !:, ,. . ' ~ Power driven "Olsturbul1for" dtanlng action ... 1oe swlldl ... adjutlable 3-posltlon handle ... all metal construction .. . lifetime lubrlcalod muter ... Itt!, easy canverslon for abo\l'e·the.ffoor cloonlng toots ... Sanitized lreelod disposable dust bag and vinyl cover. , . , ·,. tile l.,._:lt,'ll_ Weclne~J 111d April Gnllam. '!be Rn. Hawks, pag d. Grace United Methodlat Olurch wu allo Introduced to the Homemakers ~. wu·tn chars• ollbe ~ wblc!J began atjO a.m. by welceJI!lng Ill~ Cowlcll. IJLiplayed on the Hobby 1'able were decorated Chrllllmas ornamenta, a handcrafted metal lantern, waD (Wlque, , ~ Powerful Eureka ' ·' lteyf Whle!l WW ·· GAWI'OLIS - Gallla COunt)' Ezterilloitllomt'IIIUml Q!\llldlheld f!1e firlt ~of . ~i't.~:bJ~·11\ilt:ftev~..~Bobel: lllill, '! lhe Once .Millrt ~lay alliCJI. Mra.United Wilbur)JIIthodllll J:!lnnll, ''I KnoW '' In ~llebdar!ce. . Gtyup ~ n. led 111 Mra. Hoke Roblillcin w'itb Mr1. ' lliiYmond ~· plallllt. Mra. . Wlllllm J., lli'own prtlellled a . AmerlcaD Fla8 to the Home to be • at the VACUUM a.£MER · Mn. Maurice • County Mra. ll'ead hoard, crocbeted pnraea and a pillow doll. Mra. Wayne Amsbary, recreatioo matnnan, opened the 1 p.m. aOssion by bavtng each penon JniiOIIt tell wbat IDe wore on her firlt day al lchool, the kind ohochool atlended an4 an intei'OIIIing exfron• tbat lint Bdlool , J~ . .~, J,'. • SOFT MAN Md~ . F\JR ·~ • FASHIONABLE •REALISTIC • EASYTO CARE fOR RANctl cotDR SIZES 6-18 ' ''IS ' ,,'' • from ,·,w!~'l .Z'IOdll n" 1,,. . '29·· ' . ' ·SHEPPARD .•,...',. Mercerville ........"' ...Gran~e,£1eets , I , . I :New Officers ¥~QfUft\ CUANb ' '' ' ' ~*'- ~ ' MIA. 'r-. Wed. Sot. f.S 'lllur. ,_,,_,,,, 94 P.M. ·:· FLEX TEXTURES I I Thlsfall's.fashion says good-bye ·· "·,., old hard·h~rted feeling ... :,·,IJ)reisen•ts softspbken· alternatives . ' . TillE , see CHANGES , '• ' c~hchY' crepe ~es ... , $J.Jtpp'le .s uede footW(l:lps. ;·· .<' '\ ~-· ' ~· . ' ' I ; . ~ �,_, y'rs·RameY .··, R~~~ ' 29 j '· · w, Hawu • · 'do~ble-rlng Grace United ~·~~:::; A, ol honor. Byal aerved u wQ held at the Byallmmedlately certDiony. Set· Mildred Noll and EUREKA "222-A" Sauer ol Point AUTOMATIC UPRIGHT · fll'dl:'le . ·~ ' \ MIS. James E. P. . R~ey J.eslie Niday al 79 Garfield Ave. IB a patient In Holzer Medical center, First Ave. . ,....,.,. gueabo. ~. She II pmenUy elll· Mr. Ramey allended Porta- Mr. and Mra. Robert Young Ramey 1.1 _11: ployed at · )be RollbiJiJ and 111011111 Htih School. He IB now and daughter spent a week's ol· Nortll Gallla High Myers Plant employed In construcUon work. vacation at N119 Head, N. C. ' ' . 326 Secand AN. c·jfl., Get the ·CIIIIuallAok with Minkette by r~·.fabrics-lnside and ~ Out" Program For . MADE OF STEEL . !:, ,. . ' ~ Power driven "Olsturbul1for" dtanlng action ... 1oe swlldl ... adjutlable 3-posltlon handle ... all metal construction .. . lifetime lubrlcalod muter ... Itt!, easy canverslon for abo\l'e·the.ffoor cloonlng toots ... Sanitized lreelod disposable dust bag and vinyl cover. , . , ·,. tile l.,._:lt,'ll_ Weclne~J 111d April Gnllam. '!be Rn. Hawks, pag d. Grace United Methodlat Olurch wu allo Introduced to the Homemakers ~. wu·tn chars• ollbe ~ wblc!J began atjO a.m. by welceJI!lng Ill~ Cowlcll. IJLiplayed on the Hobby 1'able were decorated Chrllllmas ornamenta, a handcrafted metal lantern, waD (Wlque, , ~ Powerful Eureka ' ·' lteyf Whle!l WW ·· GAWI'OLIS - Gallla COunt)' Ezterilloitllomt'IIIUml Q!\llldlheld f!1e firlt ~of . ~i't.~:bJ~·11\ilt:ftev~..~Bobel: lllill, '! lhe Once .Millrt ~lay alliCJI. Mra.United Wilbur)JIIthodllll J:!lnnll, ''I KnoW '' In ~llebdar!ce. . Gtyup ~ n. led 111 Mra. Hoke Roblillcin w'itb Mr1. ' lliiYmond ~· plallllt. Mra. . Wlllllm J., lli'own prtlellled a . AmerlcaD Fla8 to the Home to be • at the VACUUM a.£MER · Mn. Maurice • County Mra. ll'ead hoard, crocbeted pnraea and a pillow doll. Mra. Wayne Amsbary, recreatioo matnnan, opened the 1 p.m. aOssion by bavtng each penon JniiOIIt tell wbat IDe wore on her firlt day al lchool, the kind ohochool atlended an4 an intei'OIIIing exfron• tbat lint Bdlool , J~ . .~, J,'. • SOFT MAN Md~ . F\JR ·~ • FASHIONABLE •REALISTIC • EASYTO CARE fOR RANctl cotDR SIZES 6-18 ' ''IS ' ,,'' • from ,·,w!~'l .Z'IOdll n" 1,,. . '29·· ' . ' ·SHEPPARD .•,...',. Mercerville ........"' ...Gran~e,£1eets , I , . I :New Officers ¥~QfUft\ CUANb ' '' ' ' ~*'- ~ ' MIA. 'r-. Wed. Sot. f.S 'lllur. ,_,,_,,,, 94 P.M. ·:· FLEX TEXTURES I I Thlsfall's.fashion says good-bye ·· "·,., old hard·h~rted feeling ... :,·,IJ)reisen•ts softspbken· alternatives . ' . TillE , see CHANGES , '• ' c~hchY' crepe ~es ... , $J.Jtpp'le .s uede footW(l:lps. ;·· .<' '\ ~-· ' ~· . ' ' I ; . ~ �:.~ ' o I ·,, . l •. • • . . '' J' GALIJPOUS - '!'he 1U11111a1 Wllllama reUnion .... ~ 'at the mldence <1. Mr. and Denwr Yoho, Bl. 2, Galll~Jii m SUnday. . Mr~. grand~, Lessle w:~~~~~·;tJU::S. children, grandchildren and r.wue~~ m .au pr118011t the "'c:eplidll !i one dauP,ter. .!JI.Iaw .and ""'l.IJI'IIIcli!otHn;p. 'l1lose attendlng II) addition. to Obarlea for~ea. ·and TOdd; t.Jrs. Willlarga were ArvU CyUelllli.Gft:.f!udaon, N. y, · . Wllllama, Hlmtiftitm, W. Va... :)flo, ~ ~ Joe (LorenA) ·Faililly and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. ~u; ,~, · ~. Va.; Mt, &~Rd Cciurtl, Wllllama and Kelley, Lesage, Mrs.~~ ~ and ·Breli, va.; Mr. Blld Mrs. Wries Mri~na,~.,liPrloCki · · (Fay~~ ~an, Qna, w. v~.; HUDtillStOIIi,:.w- Va.; . -Mial Mr.ilidMra.llnMid (~) CameBryaniindMr.a;dMri. p.m., ' ' ' .; &nilh.' Mr. 1111d Mrs. Jiln1le Bla~ Galllpolla. ~y ·,. ~• ·. · ,., ' &nlth, Brent, Mark, Malbe\l ~~~- ' and 1 Mrs. Wmen ~~ "Red' I ~-· and ~. Mr.. and Mrs. ,·fllllama, Dei!IJ!e ~ l . r , VCIJ19!Ieer' Gal •Lililtl l,.lu!., Dick S!nllh and Brooke, Mlas CA!Iumbui; Mr.lllcl.- ~ die& lt ''Q:i"' ' .. Jn !be Martha ~~~~ and Bob Wllb, WliUama iut)"Rale, ~. W. ~ ~lit~. . Lesage, w..va. v~.; Mr. and"Mttl, ee<;li _Cupp, 4triv1!qh...etilbl~ot; ~· and Mra. James MDton, W. ·Va., and !)r. ~ - ,w..' lknriiJ 111 Rl ' Ill Tilt Wllllama,RobinandRoaemary, Musamail, Rio Granc;. ~WID be ilii:Mul.od by · w. Jom ,. walcMoi BotiPtiil Miss Jenny Katherine Scott ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr. and Mrs. James Scott oi GalllpoliJ are announcing the engaaement and approaching marriage ollhelr daughter ; Miss Jermy Kl!lbertne ID Mr. Vemm Lucas, son of Mr. and Mrs. In Lucas of Adclaon. 'nle open church marriage will take place Saturday, September 16 atlbellllnka Methodist Cburcb at 6:30 pJD. The couple wiD reside in GalllpoOa. Friendship .Night Held · =~~t>i KY&tl',,, PTA · meetbW T-.. ·ay Vt'nto·n Chapter OES in~and l!iirc:une.'l ,_tor · ' ~!UJW, ' · ·~ . CHESHp\lll 7:11p.m. will be .. wiU be welcomed. Hamlin ..... __.peille!' ' . VINTON- Friendship night venni~c;a;,toandlaurallrolm. :'i!.r1111 ·" Refres~nt and was held recentl,y at the VJnton . At the end of the program the DUO sale ~ tbf ~· Chapter OES meeting held at Deputy Grand Mafi'bn gave a CENTENARY Gl1!!111~ ng. the Maannic Temple. Worthy short tal)l on Friends. ~ 7:10 p.m. !!3ed1on, Ill · Matron CMnie Cross Smith and , Chapter closed Jn regular olfWen '!'Ill be ~.. pro-tem Worthy Patron Jerry form. Elizabeth Cloud asked ,lf].J..O. CANASTA Club wUI . . Barnes, presided. · grace before rellrlng to the meet with. Mta. ' WIWam · GALUI'OUS - The fifty. BonnlefromSI.Albans, W. V1.; SecreJnry's report was given social room for relresluileilta. Bowman 7 pm. ., ·. 11n1 annual McCall reunloD wao Kathryn McCall Hannon, Grow by Sabra Stewart, pro-tem I!Dd Both. the chapter and social WASiiiNGTON PTA to llleel at ' held at Centenary on Sept. 6. (lty, 0., and Debbie Lilsher, II was approved. Mary ~- rooms were beautifully lire cafeteria al 7 p.m. Mft;: Aboanllful dinner was sarved Charleston, W. Va. Stambaugh read the treasurl!l' s decorated. · Kathryn ·w'Uuama wtn be the at noon wltb Rev. Martin Mr.andMrs.JamesE.Bialn, report. !lJI08¥r .. · Grlf{eth aslclng the arace. GaW~ Ferry; Mrs. Larry The Deputy Grand Matron The busine88 oe&!lon was IIJalnandDianne,AppleGrove, MarieRichardswaspresented, TVESDAY • . presided over by Victor L. W.Va. welcomedandescortedtoaseat OPENGAmOIIJiwW'Jileetat McCall, president. The present Altendlng from GaDia County in the E~st. A grand the lumeol MJls;-JcmiSbupen, officers were elected Ia aerve were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nor- represenfall•e, Catherine 1·30 pm . 5' during the comlng year. thup, Mr. and Mrs. George Shenefield, was also presented, , · tUO GRMIDE Molben Leasue , Fresent were: Mr. end Mrs. Northup, Mr. and Mrs. Growr welcomedandescortedlaaaeat ry · ' 7oll p.m. at lhe hOme oil Mrs: . Viet« Mccan, Mr. and Mrs. Sloemakii',Ml'. I!DdMrs. Okey · in the East. · JesseMerry.GueatJ;JigJ!t.Open .. Maurice McCall, Gertrude Saunders, Della Buckle, Mrs. Worthy Matrons I!Dd Worthy lltvltallon toallmoihers around '' McCall, Mr. and Mrs. WIJilam Violet Blain, Gloria and Greg; Patrons of other chapters were · Rio Grande wbo would like to Wblpp and daughter Heather, Edith McCall, Mr. end Mrs. mtroduced and oscorted to the join Molheta Lelgue. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rose, Viet« J, Niday and Cynlhla, East for a welcome. FRENCH CITY Motben Donald Sboemater, all from HOIIlerBaker,FranceaBuckle. Past Matrons and Past · ·J.ea&uewillmeel.ttllebomeof Dayloil; Mrs, Came Kame Mrs. lbble Harrington wu Patrons of Vinton Chapter were · Mrs ' Clark m5 from ~lold, O.; Mr. and the oldeel pel'llll present. She presented, welcomed and · ' ey Northup. will be 93 during the following escorted to the East. Sboe·m ater, weet. Della Buclde waa the Chapters _present::were "0-'l.<olarJIIIII>dftCI,, ft1 ' dda# &1 1• a ...... "'~ ~.,S.>i!J!IMI/J ~Uston OQer of Wasblngton C. H. , Mn. Martin Grtlfelb and two age. Bumle Lowe, two mmlha and Cheshire, and WUkesvUle. pleasanUy surpriaed Sunday ..,..llliit..ill•11m'l Ironton·; Mrs. ol oqe, was the youngest The program thetrl• tUrned'' their tweoty.llflh lbble Stuart Harrington and preienl . over to ·the chainnan, Vennle ennlwrsary· Mn. Marjorie Haimon from Tbere wen six blrlhs in lbe Casto. Taking pari In the 'lbe Oil IIi pat. . ~ Huntiftitm, w. Va.; Mr. end famUy,loormarrlagesandfour programwereEU:abelhCioud, da-areMrae Gar)'~ , · , 1 .$ FOR McCall Reunion Held sI.Iver ! . Ann IV·ersa 0bse rved ; I v01ce . along Broadway ~ ~--~~~~-~-~-~~~------------~=-~~.:~:..~~~·-~~' ::=.)' I 1 · I BY JACK O'BRIAN bali given up some of Ita huge ROME - The Etenia1 City popularity If not Ita reputation Wllll'tbuUtln a day, but you'd to the IIIOre commodious, more · 'be amazed and appalled at the raffish and certainly more namber of tourbta Who lhlnll unbuttoned competitor right theyeantourlllnaday; they acrosa the via- the care de r-throughtheVatlcininan Parls .... EventheCafedeParls hour or leu, have quiet lunches tables aren't "!' geometrleaUy at .a Sidewalk cafe, and lhlnll neat as Doney s, the clientele they're uperlenclng · lhe younger, their coatwnes nem:er reluedltallanstyle,speedpaatthe beach than the drawln8 IIOWrll blstorleal slgbta, leave room. the Colosseum for Jut, and The midi, or longuette, or forever boast that Why; ol whatever will be the generic coune, they've been in Rome! lag hung on the l~er dresses Know It very well! belnghungsounwlllinglyonour Parhapa these II'..Tueeday. ladles by the fashion Jndustry, So • II - Muat " Be '· Jlel«<um was being worn by quite a few bist«y- alpperure pr_eferable, glrll, gener8lly younger ' ones, althat,tothe4readfuibeallllka andmoatl,ycheapervarletlesin wboconaregatelnthe)ovelyokl both tailoring and fabric: Piazza d!Spolgna, au draped Bunch ol gypalee, they looked over the Sparilab SteP! lha.t rile like, to be candid ... But Italian from the stir! of the Via Con- ladles ol laBhlon, even while doll! to the IIIM&lese Gardtlll bemoanlng the tnnd, 8Igb and and the handaome olol·H•eler agreelhey'UbaveU!gof,orwhat lfDiel above ... Roman llotels they alao note regrelfully Is a remainlbeaame,•tbebeelllor, dowdier IIIOt; all the Italian Gnnd and Hualer the llf8lllest fuhlon mastera - Vale!ltlno, of alberg001: The Exceb!IM- IJ' U11Pr9, Fallllllll; etc. - .bavi!. the owinger,teat If<! .., '-PI C(lnllillkid tbe~noelvi!s b!7ond breezily lnipeccable, 'lobbJ lbe needlepoint-of-ntura, alwaye ~. and mOIIIy and that's au they are abowJng with Amerleaul; tile Grand Is a lor fall and win~ . ha~daome!y,. ,uf_ f, ~.h~·· . ol\,. ~~~lver~Jy esocen- ' lluffy, old beJdllme ~ hiJIIelir, ~~ !«ce:·P!tmeatu vir~ lmmacuately l"''PP"'' In' t'ffl'Y tUllJ Ill klilrista on their way; the 1Ligler II Nmewbere aeeancl or . to Eurojle: be~. 101111111· willwut nejia, for·, '!iJore ear.efulli ' deeoroul . . Doner·•· leJtiiOWy every,....... ' '· " , I .. I • 1 1530 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ,. "'.. .' ' ' . ' AS CLEA.R AS ' i · !" ·• , / Spanish! 10 ;; I ' .... '• GAME ... r! \' ,, ... ' ..• { -· ._,' "\•It ·~· ' ' ' '' ; ., . ·~ . '") , li-1'~''t ' ' 'C.: ;:), ~ '· ~\ H.I'TE AND v ,. .. ' '.' , Ri,ght. • • • ·. • ' . " sa·rvice· , •.·. ·1· ' I I' Ill =-• ··lrinlng oct.''4, 1970; 'l'lje studio for the first flniels opening ,uP to 'he Gallipolis · Pomeroy· . }' !i'· ' '\ tl· ', u1!'i•c . New cl·ass~, ,In · all ,j)h.S!!S of the dance, ' p. Jll. •:llpdn. !ci '· •r•ll· ' . p~. World Travelers,, ;TourlslsT =-~~ ~- bdl!allm~.7:!JDpll!'. at . . . . · Neverl But tour1ata they ate. · • · • ·~.AJI~~k!llt' Let CXIe of. fhlln exit ~ , andKimllerly,MorpnCenter, ,,..._~, ·, .,,-q~ ' <· EllCelaior On tbfir ftfth, dozenth . =~ ~~~ ll:EI'IERAL · : Detla~ or fiftieth ~ visit, and the MeCarlef Mhl ·:Marie Howardi' ~ !~I J!.DL:J!l . small borde ol guides, chaul- tofri. Ru1i. ~ 111 ,_ 'lilt . diiirdi." ~ ·WID !ii·, leurs, legal hilallln of ~-~,lllll!evflbeit stripe, wiD make a beeline lor ,u...,, · · Jlii"iltlo" ", ' · ., them. 'l'bt IOurlata lake Ibis u . Mr Joe McCarley Mr q DVJcl!: liDlt !f."Gld an lnault most of tbi Utrie .... Mn!~·Meeat~ey,'B.= "~~Caul Liiiaden '•~ aD!! We've rnaciO dor.ens of lrlpa to Randy, Mr. and Mn. troop oOmmltillt ·~ t · Rome, end we're sUD tourlsta, ~ouee Mrs Jilbn · a.m. li\' the Ftnl ~ as we foUDd out; there's an4 1bMsa aJi from All • a.urdL . · '' · · something about a DOD-native Tile co~ple opened 'their ' · · ·"· . that seys so, even mutely. . loVely glfta an4 eapt 1 led llll!r ~t ":,er Led!ee·~ will · Our good friend,' Charles thanks to the gueata who M ~j"' r4 "'·,., ., Roomarin, retired as an MGM llnctred lor a aoelalllmi'. , Brinl ~;..... 'ao executlve, wao born Jn Loltdon, · ,; , _.. ' · , moved II> Argentina when he ' ' was five, his bailie language 1.1 SpaniJb tho he apeaka En8Jisb, Italian, French, German, Portug~ae, Dutch, aJn b111eJ Arable etc .... Chatlle and.,. ambled~ the Avenue . into lhe.: ~ farls. 1i!jt Jll!!rillnB, . from the e,d~llDiial actiivlllea oflbe~tbeforeeven to speak -and a,furtlve type accosted 51~>t · NtiiAD IN . . Charll4f, ,offerlng to change bU. currency Into fl'll!ca - ,and . THE 'TIGHT"totOiifi• apuke In Charlie's native the•• illldnlgbt traditionally fino!' sj4n>alk Qfeln Ill of ll,aly' perliaptj ofali Eur!>Pe and therefore tile warl'd, ' . ··... I· .to~~::::r=.c ::~~~ . '. in Rome'• ' 8 •1Jle . llilalc they are ~(Mn.Oilor'alather), · ~ 7p. m. Connddllb •. murlata ...JHoweier l!lucb they -~·~Mn. Gary Antbony.and ~ CCIIllllbjllon. look, actanddr'e.-llb lollrlsta;:-10\ly, ¥J:; and Mrs. Earl ()ller,, ~AY . • : they wls!l to~ u,y ate ..1tellsiQia, Mr, and Mn. ~ -QALUPOLIS Chapter OEI! They doll'l ..ladieall' lr~-u= tia._gtiWSJ aild 8fi! c. ' ·BONE•£SS·IUMP· •~ . · ~ ~aabter~ . and ... I ' Jody, alao fi'OIIl WaabingiOn I H. · NO COUPONS, NO LIMIT! '' ' . �:.~ ' o I ·,, . l •. • • . . '' J' GALIJPOUS - '!'he 1U11111a1 Wllllama reUnion .... ~ 'at the mldence <1. Mr. and Denwr Yoho, Bl. 2, Galll~Jii m SUnday. . Mr~. grand~, Lessle w:~~~~~·;tJU::S. children, grandchildren and r.wue~~ m .au pr118011t the "'c:eplidll !i one dauP,ter. .!JI.Iaw .and ""'l.IJI'IIIcli!otHn;p. 'l1lose attendlng II) addition. to Obarlea for~ea. ·and TOdd; t.Jrs. Willlarga were ArvU CyUelllli.Gft:.f!udaon, N. y, · . Wllllama, Hlmtiftitm, W. Va... :)flo, ~ ~ Joe (LorenA) ·Faililly and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. ~u; ,~, · ~. Va.; Mt, &~Rd Cciurtl, Wllllama and Kelley, Lesage, Mrs.~~ ~ and ·Breli, va.; Mr. Blld Mrs. Wries Mri~na,~.,liPrloCki · · (Fay~~ ~an, Qna, w. v~.; HUDtillStOIIi,:.w- Va.; . -Mial Mr.ilidMra.llnMid (~) CameBryaniindMr.a;dMri. p.m., ' ' ' .; &nilh.' Mr. 1111d Mrs. Jiln1le Bla~ Galllpolla. ~y ·,. ~• ·. · ,., ' &nlth, Brent, Mark, Malbe\l ~~~- ' and 1 Mrs. Wmen ~~ "Red' I ~-· and ~. Mr.. and Mrs. ,·fllllama, Dei!IJ!e ~ l . r , VCIJ19!Ieer' Gal •Lililtl l,.lu!., Dick S!nllh and Brooke, Mlas CA!Iumbui; Mr.lllcl.- ~ die& lt ''Q:i"' ' .. Jn !be Martha ~~~~ and Bob Wllb, WliUama iut)"Rale, ~. W. ~ ~lit~. . Lesage, w..va. v~.; Mr. and"Mttl, ee<;li _Cupp, 4triv1!qh...etilbl~ot; ~· and Mra. James MDton, W. ·Va., and !)r. ~ - ,w..' lknriiJ 111 Rl ' Ill Tilt Wllllama,RobinandRoaemary, Musamail, Rio Granc;. ~WID be ilii:Mul.od by · w. Jom ,. walcMoi BotiPtiil Miss Jenny Katherine Scott ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Mr. and Mrs. James Scott oi GalllpoliJ are announcing the engaaement and approaching marriage ollhelr daughter ; Miss Jermy Kl!lbertne ID Mr. Vemm Lucas, son of Mr. and Mrs. In Lucas of Adclaon. 'nle open church marriage will take place Saturday, September 16 atlbellllnka Methodist Cburcb at 6:30 pJD. The couple wiD reside in GalllpoOa. Friendship .Night Held · =~~t>i KY&tl',,, PTA · meetbW T-.. ·ay Vt'nto·n Chapter OES in~and l!iirc:une.'l ,_tor · ' ~!UJW, ' · ·~ . CHESHp\lll 7:11p.m. will be .. wiU be welcomed. Hamlin ..... __.peille!' ' . VINTON- Friendship night venni~c;a;,toandlaurallrolm. :'i!.r1111 ·" Refres~nt and was held recentl,y at the VJnton . At the end of the program the DUO sale ~ tbf ~· Chapter OES meeting held at Deputy Grand Mafi'bn gave a CENTENARY Gl1!!111~ ng. the Maannic Temple. Worthy short tal)l on Friends. ~ 7:10 p.m. !!3ed1on, Ill · Matron CMnie Cross Smith and , Chapter closed Jn regular olfWen '!'Ill be ~.. pro-tem Worthy Patron Jerry form. Elizabeth Cloud asked ,lf].J..O. CANASTA Club wUI . . Barnes, presided. · grace before rellrlng to the meet with. Mta. ' WIWam · GALUI'OUS - The fifty. BonnlefromSI.Albans, W. V1.; SecreJnry's report was given social room for relresluileilta. Bowman 7 pm. ., ·. 11n1 annual McCall reunloD wao Kathryn McCall Hannon, Grow by Sabra Stewart, pro-tem I!Dd Both. the chapter and social WASiiiNGTON PTA to llleel at ' held at Centenary on Sept. 6. (lty, 0., and Debbie Lilsher, II was approved. Mary ~- rooms were beautifully lire cafeteria al 7 p.m. Mft;: Aboanllful dinner was sarved Charleston, W. Va. Stambaugh read the treasurl!l' s decorated. · Kathryn ·w'Uuama wtn be the at noon wltb Rev. Martin Mr.andMrs.JamesE.Bialn, report. !lJI08¥r .. · Grlf{eth aslclng the arace. GaW~ Ferry; Mrs. Larry The Deputy Grand Matron The busine88 oe&!lon was IIJalnandDianne,AppleGrove, MarieRichardswaspresented, TVESDAY • . presided over by Victor L. W.Va. welcomedandescortedtoaseat OPENGAmOIIJiwW'Jileetat McCall, president. The present Altendlng from GaDia County in the E~st. A grand the lumeol MJls;-JcmiSbupen, officers were elected Ia aerve were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nor- represenfall•e, Catherine 1·30 pm . 5' during the comlng year. thup, Mr. and Mrs. George Shenefield, was also presented, , · tUO GRMIDE Molben Leasue , Fresent were: Mr. end Mrs. Northup, Mr. and Mrs. Growr welcomedandescortedlaaaeat ry · ' 7oll p.m. at lhe hOme oil Mrs: . Viet« Mccan, Mr. and Mrs. Sloemakii',Ml'. I!DdMrs. Okey · in the East. · JesseMerry.GueatJ;JigJ!t.Open .. Maurice McCall, Gertrude Saunders, Della Buckle, Mrs. Worthy Matrons I!Dd Worthy lltvltallon toallmoihers around '' McCall, Mr. and Mrs. WIJilam Violet Blain, Gloria and Greg; Patrons of other chapters were · Rio Grande wbo would like to Wblpp and daughter Heather, Edith McCall, Mr. end Mrs. mtroduced and oscorted to the join Molheta Lelgue. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rose, Viet« J, Niday and Cynlhla, East for a welcome. FRENCH CITY Motben Donald Sboemater, all from HOIIlerBaker,FranceaBuckle. Past Matrons and Past · ·J.ea&uewillmeel.ttllebomeof Dayloil; Mrs, Came Kame Mrs. lbble Harrington wu Patrons of Vinton Chapter were · Mrs ' Clark m5 from ~lold, O.; Mr. and the oldeel pel'llll present. She presented, welcomed and · ' ey Northup. will be 93 during the following escorted to the East. Sboe·m ater, weet. Della Buclde waa the Chapters _present::were "0-'l.<olarJIIIII>dftCI,, ft1 ' dda# &1 1• a ...... "'~ ~.,S.>i!J!IMI/J ~Uston OQer of Wasblngton C. H. , Mn. Martin Grtlfelb and two age. Bumle Lowe, two mmlha and Cheshire, and WUkesvUle. pleasanUy surpriaed Sunday ..,..llliit..ill•11m'l Ironton·; Mrs. ol oqe, was the youngest The program thetrl• tUrned'' their tweoty.llflh lbble Stuart Harrington and preienl . over to ·the chainnan, Vennle ennlwrsary· Mn. Marjorie Haimon from Tbere wen six blrlhs in lbe Casto. Taking pari In the 'lbe Oil IIi pat. . ~ Huntiftitm, w. Va.; Mr. end famUy,loormarrlagesandfour programwereEU:abelhCioud, da-areMrae Gar)'~ , · , 1 .$ FOR McCall Reunion Held sI.Iver ! . Ann IV·ersa 0bse rved ; I v01ce . along Broadway ~ ~--~~~~-~-~-~~~------------~=-~~.:~:..~~~·-~~' ::=.)' I 1 · I BY JACK O'BRIAN bali given up some of Ita huge ROME - The Etenia1 City popularity If not Ita reputation Wllll'tbuUtln a day, but you'd to the IIIOre commodious, more · 'be amazed and appalled at the raffish and certainly more namber of tourbta Who lhlnll unbuttoned competitor right theyeantourlllnaday; they acrosa the via- the care de r-throughtheVatlcininan Parls .... EventheCafedeParls hour or leu, have quiet lunches tables aren't "!' geometrleaUy at .a Sidewalk cafe, and lhlnll neat as Doney s, the clientele they're uperlenclng · lhe younger, their coatwnes nem:er reluedltallanstyle,speedpaatthe beach than the drawln8 IIOWrll blstorleal slgbta, leave room. the Colosseum for Jut, and The midi, or longuette, or forever boast that Why; ol whatever will be the generic coune, they've been in Rome! lag hung on the l~er dresses Know It very well! belnghungsounwlllinglyonour Parhapa these II'..Tueeday. ladles by the fashion Jndustry, So • II - Muat " Be '· Jlel«<um was being worn by quite a few bist«y- alpperure pr_eferable, glrll, gener8lly younger ' ones, althat,tothe4readfuibeallllka andmoatl,ycheapervarletlesin wboconaregatelnthe)ovelyokl both tailoring and fabric: Piazza d!Spolgna, au draped Bunch ol gypalee, they looked over the Sparilab SteP! lha.t rile like, to be candid ... But Italian from the stir! of the Via Con- ladles ol laBhlon, even while doll! to the IIIM&lese Gardtlll bemoanlng the tnnd, 8Igb and and the handaome olol·H•eler agreelhey'UbaveU!gof,orwhat lfDiel above ... Roman llotels they alao note regrelfully Is a remainlbeaame,•tbebeelllor, dowdier IIIOt; all the Italian Gnnd and Hualer the llf8lllest fuhlon mastera - Vale!ltlno, of alberg001: The Exceb!IM- IJ' U11Pr9, Fallllllll; etc. - .bavi!. the owinger,teat If<! .., '-PI C(lnllillkid tbe~noelvi!s b!7ond breezily lnipeccable, 'lobbJ lbe needlepoint-of-ntura, alwaye ~. and mOIIIy and that's au they are abowJng with Amerleaul; tile Grand Is a lor fall and win~ . ha~daome!y,. ,uf_ f, ~.h~·· . ol\,. ~~~lver~Jy esocen- ' lluffy, old beJdllme ~ hiJIIelir, ~~ !«ce:·P!tmeatu vir~ lmmacuately l"''PP"'' In' t'ffl'Y tUllJ Ill klilrista on their way; the 1Ligler II Nmewbere aeeancl or . to Eurojle: be~. 101111111· willwut nejia, for·, '!iJore ear.efulli ' deeoroul . . Doner·•· leJtiiOWy every,....... ' '· " , I .. I • 1 1530 EASTERN AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ,. "'.. .' ' ' . ' AS CLEA.R AS ' i · !" ·• , / Spanish! 10 ;; I ' .... '• GAME ... r! \' ,, ... ' ..• { -· ._,' "\•It ·~· ' ' ' '' ; ., . ·~ . '") , li-1'~''t ' ' 'C.: ;:), ~ '· ~\ H.I'TE AND v ,. .. ' '.' , Ri,ght. • • • ·. • ' . " sa·rvice· , •.·. ·1· ' I I' Ill =-• ··lrinlng oct.''4, 1970; 'l'lje studio for the first flniels opening ,uP to 'he Gallipolis · Pomeroy· . }' !i'· ' '\ tl· ', u1!'i•c . New cl·ass~, ,In · all ,j)h.S!!S of the dance, ' p. Jll. •:llpdn. !ci '· •r•ll· ' . p~. World Travelers,, ;TourlslsT =-~~ ~- bdl!allm~.7:!JDpll!'. at . . . . · Neverl But tour1ata they ate. · • · • ·~.AJI~~k!llt' Let CXIe of. fhlln exit ~ , andKimllerly,MorpnCenter, ,,..._~, ·, .,,-q~ ' <· EllCelaior On tbfir ftfth, dozenth . =~ ~~~ ll:EI'IERAL · : Detla~ or fiftieth ~ visit, and the MeCarlef Mhl ·:Marie Howardi' ~ !~I J!.DL:J!l . small borde ol guides, chaul- tofri. Ru1i. ~ 111 ,_ 'lilt . diiirdi." ~ ·WID !ii·, leurs, legal hilallln of ~-~,lllll!evflbeit stripe, wiD make a beeline lor ,u...,, · · Jlii"iltlo" ", ' · ., them. 'l'bt IOurlata lake Ibis u . Mr Joe McCarley Mr q DVJcl!: liDlt !f."Gld an lnault most of tbi Utrie .... Mn!~·Meeat~ey,'B.= "~~Caul Liiiaden '•~ aD!! We've rnaciO dor.ens of lrlpa to Randy, Mr. and Mn. troop oOmmltillt ·~ t · Rome, end we're sUD tourlsta, ~ouee Mrs Jilbn · a.m. li\' the Ftnl ~ as we foUDd out; there's an4 1bMsa aJi from All • a.urdL . · '' · · something about a DOD-native Tile co~ple opened 'their ' · · ·"· . that seys so, even mutely. . loVely glfta an4 eapt 1 led llll!r ~t ":,er Led!ee·~ will · Our good friend,' Charles thanks to the gueata who M ~j"' r4 "'·,., ., Roomarin, retired as an MGM llnctred lor a aoelalllmi'. , Brinl ~;..... 'ao executlve, wao born Jn Loltdon, · ,; , _.. ' · , moved II> Argentina when he ' ' was five, his bailie language 1.1 SpaniJb tho he apeaka En8Jisb, Italian, French, German, Portug~ae, Dutch, aJn b111eJ Arable etc .... Chatlle and.,. ambled~ the Avenue . into lhe.: ~ farls. 1i!jt Jll!!rillnB, . from the e,d~llDiial actiivlllea oflbe~tbeforeeven to speak -and a,furtlve type accosted 51~>t · NtiiAD IN . . Charll4f, ,offerlng to change bU. currency Into fl'll!ca - ,and . THE 'TIGHT"totOiifi• apuke In Charlie's native the•• illldnlgbt traditionally fino!' sj4n>alk Qfeln Ill of ll,aly' perliaptj ofali Eur!>Pe and therefore tile warl'd, ' . ··... I· .to~~::::r=.c ::~~~ . '. in Rome'• ' 8 •1Jle . llilalc they are ~(Mn.Oilor'alather), · ~ 7p. m. Connddllb •. murlata ...JHoweier l!lucb they -~·~Mn. Gary Antbony.and ~ CCIIllllbjllon. look, actanddr'e.-llb lollrlsta;:-10\ly, ¥J:; and Mrs. Earl ()ller,, ~AY . • : they wls!l to~ u,y ate ..1tellsiQia, Mr, and Mn. ~ -QALUPOLIS Chapter OEI! They doll'l ..ladieall' lr~-u= tia._gtiWSJ aild 8fi! c. ' ·BONE•£SS·IUMP· •~ . · ~ ~aabter~ . and ... I ' Jody, alao fi'OIIl WaabingiOn I H. · NO COUPONS, NO LIMIT! '' ' . �MiS$ P~ggy Ann·Davis '~Weds Ric6ard Wilson .. . . B(;tif!:"l" for . Following a ~lion · .~ e.uple left leo" a ~ !rip through We4t Vlrllni•, Vlrp, and ~. ·•· The new Mn, Wliloo.,li ; ' ~ ' ' ·; 1 1r1~uate of Spenc~i' .Hjgb Sc:hool and Moullta111: Staie College. She Is employecl'ln file llnance deparlment pf John Manville .Fllieqlaaa, lne. al . •/i. ' ~··· ' VIenna, W. Va. , Mr. Wilson vlduatecl frClln Mlddl,eport 111gb School and tb.e Clllldeit Clark Sc:hool. X-ray TechnoiOif. He also attended the New Ml!llco MUIIIry fn. . lllitute. He Is also employ~ at John Manville Flberliau, lne. The ~le wW reside at 10191> ElneHGn Ave., Parkersburg, « Sp4 and Mrs. Billy Joe Kennedy . '~. as best man for the bridegroom was Mr. Mas Whitlatch. Ushers were Mr. Wendell Grate, Mr. Keith PLAN HOMECOMING POMEROY - The annual homecoming of the Morse ' Chapel Unlljld Methodist Chufch at Splllar wiD be held ..,t SWlday. SWlday school at lO a.m. with the church service •at II: IS a.m. wiD befoUowed by a basket dinner al noon. There will be an afternoon program. The Rev. Earl Shuler Is the pastor. MASONS TO MEET POMEROY - Boaworlb ~ell 48, Royal and Select liluters, wW meet In regular • HBBion al7:30 p.m. Weflneeday at the Pomeroy ' Maaonic ~nnedy, Wiele of ~ grocm, and ' 1Ift. Gregory France. Acolytes were Mr. Jeff PattersonandMr.RobbyKennedy. Guesls . were regillereil by Milo Connie Gibbs and Milo Terry Miller, Rutland. For her daughter's wedding, Mn. Imboden chose a lavender Ieee dreaa with lavender accessor~.. and a coraage of pink ro.oebuds. Mn. Kennedy wu In apink bonded knit, A-Une dreBa wtlh pink acceM..-Ies and also wore pink rosebuds. Immediately following the ClCII anony a reception wu held In the church aoctsl rOCllll. Terosa Woods, Karen White and Mn. Jellle White served u hoaleBBeB. The table wu r.en· lered with a three tiered wedding cake lclpped with the traditional miniature bride and grG0111. Multic91ored atreamera attached lA> w!Ute wedding bells Jli ~n .. .. ,..,r>,,&ra4uate ~irth of Daughter POMEROY - Airman and Mrs. Clllrlea M. Fry are Bll· nounclng the birth pi a cbughllir, Wendy Michelle, at 12:.411 p.m. Sept. 5 at the Hoher Medical Center. Airman Fry Is stationed at OSan, Korea. Mrs. Fry resides In Racine . Mn. Ann Obi!%, Racine, Is the maternalpdniolher and the paternalvandparents are Mr. lind Mrs. WUUam Fry, Muon, w. va. Mrs. Catherine O'Connor, Racine, Is the maternal great-grandmother and Charles .Ferg118011, Clifton, w. va., 1s the paternal veatvandfalher. · '' '' I ., The Fumace· With Imaginative Engineering 1 Contemporary Design Experienced Craft. manshlp . ·~~~!. .or:. >.Butiaml~ J Hl(lb ~ •. " " ,, :"·'· '· ·•:. , ·. Scbool·,~anployecl<allbe• QGICAL PATIENT Holzer Media~~ Center, Gal· POMEROY - Roy Jones, Upolla. Neue ~llleme~l, Wlderwent Spl. Kennedy Is also a maJ.or 8UIIery Tuesday al the graduate of Rutland High Holzer Medical Center. Hl.l School and Ia now~ with I'IIODI number' Ia 377. the U. s. Ami¥· . :oa DIIDlfrs R.ORIST 1i•· . '' 1 Servlnt: Golllpoila Pom~n~y, .J Middleport, o. & Moaou CD., W.Va. 446-1777or~ Here is Jarmanls ·.·. September ... ·' ·' 102"xl3B" 90Percenr Nyloll , OINmES S PC. AsA;ow 1 PC. As isow "'it' DELUXE 9 PC. EiiGIJHOER tMnU BUILT BRAIDED RUGS Reg. $79 ADMIJW,QUAUTY ....·tor· ...... ·~ ColorT.V. PortabltT.V. '58 Deluxe Qumed SOFAS RadlOI·Sitr.O Special Parchlse Solo FLOWERS Reg. SALE . $359. S'.,:1lftg :MAttRESS MlD. ' DUOlEY'S flORISf . Servlnt: Glllll-.ua '" Po"'~'· Mldd~rt, o. &Ma-eo., ;Va. 446-1777 or · '"" ,:· ' BOX SPR1MGS :,1·.00 '1 ~9 Set 3.. ROOMS i Reel· Bl•ck REb tWEED · .. CARPET '2.95 · . 21" 8 ' Yd. ';ti:IANN,E~ BACK ' .QtAlRS '39 . . 1 ·' ,. Sl:88· • h , • '.'• Foreman & \ I --- Couple Announces io !;,=~~;~AIJ~t4111~~~~ )~ ,,~·:. U:..~~~ac •v J/'1 1" 1'' ·:r1J ,,}, .,..,..,.,.,., • NEWEST LOOK IN SHOES Abbott Middleport. o. "' �MiS$ P~ggy Ann·Davis '~Weds Ric6ard Wilson .. . . B(;tif!:"l" for . Following a ~lion · .~ e.uple left leo" a ~ !rip through We4t Vlrllni•, Vlrp, and ~. ·•· The new Mn, Wliloo.,li ; ' ~ ' ' ·; 1 1r1~uate of Spenc~i' .Hjgb Sc:hool and Moullta111: Staie College. She Is employecl'ln file llnance deparlment pf John Manville .Fllieqlaaa, lne. al . •/i. ' ~··· ' VIenna, W. Va. , Mr. Wilson vlduatecl frClln Mlddl,eport 111gb School and tb.e Clllldeit Clark Sc:hool. X-ray TechnoiOif. He also attended the New Ml!llco MUIIIry fn. . lllitute. He Is also employ~ at John Manville Flberliau, lne. The ~le wW reside at 10191> ElneHGn Ave., Parkersburg, « Sp4 and Mrs. Billy Joe Kennedy . '~. as best man for the bridegroom was Mr. Mas Whitlatch. Ushers were Mr. Wendell Grate, Mr. Keith PLAN HOMECOMING POMEROY - The annual homecoming of the Morse ' Chapel Unlljld Methodist Chufch at Splllar wiD be held ..,t SWlday. SWlday school at lO a.m. with the church service •at II: IS a.m. wiD befoUowed by a basket dinner al noon. There will be an afternoon program. The Rev. Earl Shuler Is the pastor. MASONS TO MEET POMEROY - Boaworlb ~ell 48, Royal and Select liluters, wW meet In regular • HBBion al7:30 p.m. Weflneeday at the Pomeroy ' Maaonic ~nnedy, Wiele of ~ grocm, and ' 1Ift. Gregory France. Acolytes were Mr. Jeff PattersonandMr.RobbyKennedy. Guesls . were regillereil by Milo Connie Gibbs and Milo Terry Miller, Rutland. For her daughter's wedding, Mn. Imboden chose a lavender Ieee dreaa with lavender accessor~.. and a coraage of pink ro.oebuds. Mn. Kennedy wu In apink bonded knit, A-Une dreBa wtlh pink acceM..-Ies and also wore pink rosebuds. Immediately following the ClCII anony a reception wu held In the church aoctsl rOCllll. Terosa Woods, Karen White and Mn. Jellle White served u hoaleBBeB. The table wu r.en· lered with a three tiered wedding cake lclpped with the traditional miniature bride and grG0111. Multic91ored atreamera attached lA> w!Ute wedding bells Jli ~n .. .. ,..,r>,,&ra4uate ~irth of Daughter POMEROY - Airman and Mrs. Clllrlea M. Fry are Bll· nounclng the birth pi a cbughllir, Wendy Michelle, at 12:.411 p.m. Sept. 5 at the Hoher Medical Center. Airman Fry Is stationed at OSan, Korea. Mrs. Fry resides In Racine . Mn. Ann Obi!%, Racine, Is the maternalpdniolher and the paternalvandparents are Mr. lind Mrs. WUUam Fry, Muon, w. va. Mrs. Catherine O'Connor, Racine, Is the maternal great-grandmother and Charles .Ferg118011, Clifton, w. va., 1s the paternal veatvandfalher. · '' '' I ., The Fumace· With Imaginative Engineering 1 Contemporary Design Experienced Craft. manshlp . ·~~~!. .or:. >.Butiaml~ J Hl(lb ~ •. " " ,, :"·'· '· ·•:. , ·. Scbool·,~anployecl<allbe• QGICAL PATIENT Holzer Media~~ Center, Gal· POMEROY - Roy Jones, Upolla. Neue ~llleme~l, Wlderwent Spl. Kennedy Is also a maJ.or 8UIIery Tuesday al the graduate of Rutland High Holzer Medical Center. Hl.l School and Ia now~ with I'IIODI number' Ia 377. the U. s. Ami¥· . :oa DIIDlfrs R.ORIST 1i•· . '' 1 Servlnt: Golllpoila Pom~n~y, .J Middleport, o. & Moaou CD., W.Va. 446-1777or~ Here is Jarmanls ·.·. September ... ·' ·' 102"xl3B" 90Percenr Nyloll , OINmES S PC. AsA;ow 1 PC. As isow "'it' DELUXE 9 PC. EiiGIJHOER tMnU BUILT BRAIDED RUGS Reg. $79 ADMIJW,QUAUTY ....·tor· ...... ·~ ColorT.V. PortabltT.V. '58 Deluxe Qumed SOFAS RadlOI·Sitr.O Special Parchlse Solo FLOWERS Reg. SALE . $359. S'.,:1lftg :MAttRESS MlD. ' DUOlEY'S flORISf . Servlnt: Glllll-.ua '" Po"'~'· Mldd~rt, o. &Ma-eo., ;Va. 446-1777 or · '"" ,:· ' BOX SPR1MGS :,1·.00 '1 ~9 Set 3.. ROOMS i Reel· Bl•ck REb tWEED · .. CARPET '2.95 · . 21" 8 ' Yd. ';ti:IANN,E~ BACK ' .QtAlRS '39 . . 1 ·' ,. Sl:88· • h , • '.'• Foreman & \ I --- Couple Announces io !;,=~~;~AIJ~t4111~~~~ )~ ,,~·:. U:..~~~ac •v J/'1 1" 1'' ·:r1J ,,}, .,..,..,.,.,., • NEWEST LOOK IN SHOES Abbott Middleport. o. "' �~·--· }1'fnlw·~!fl::: Ugen I I, ~ ' aJPII for more -loltel'l ijanoi POMEROY An tollfl!elli u1 American prisoners olwar wu ~ belief ~re&tmenl ' . Poroe told Of ,h iltalb with !be pe<pje, North VlelnaJMSe ofliciala who C<JNlder ~ PtftiJie u1 · ~~~~~~~~00· ···llirecU, ,Ptanillhc, ; Galli\')!II, . . .own men u islued. by Mrl. Jlen Neulz\lil8 out.;asts once they have been liPon Jier. return frOIIl the lOIII tellen as·pri»!>nors of war. recorder.' annual 'nalkinal convention of the NnerlcaD legion Aullllary In Portlancl, Ore. last week. Qelegale from Ohio'• Elchth Dlltrie~ Mrs. Neutzllng'a q. peal for letters Ia In conjunction with the convention request from H. Ross Poroe of Dallas, tile POW representative appointed by Pres. Richard M. Nixon. Poroe addressed tile conventlon delegates on · the problems Involved ancl strides being made toward better treatment and eventual releue of tile' prisoners. Hla empbasla, however, was oo stepping up the letter ' writing campaign natior\ally to point up to Hanoi tile concern of tile American IIOCI'I!Iar)' 11. · He said lhlt he ·had maclo It presented Patrick clear that AmeriCIIIS consider gavel ceiltereclwith'a their prisoners of war as "heroet." He gave an aceount of what he had ,..n and beard wblle In North Vietnam. Following his talk, Mrs. Charla ' CampbeU, wife of a prisoner of war, pleadod · II' help from tile Allli!rlcan ~g. m Auxiliary In the lstter-writing campaign. Another tiigbllgbt of the conven~oo as reportecl by Mrs. NeiJtzUng, was the talk by Vice President Spiro Agnew who received an ovlltion from tile legionnaires and auxiliary compllmel1ts of the slate of New Mexico, A lft)cOOie wu eatencled by the' .Hono(ablo Tun Mcclll, govei'n\(f Qf the Slate of Oregon, and creeUngs were brought by Mrs. C. Ray Wilson, Jli'Olliclonl of the O!e@:on Department, tile Hon. Tl1rrY Shrunk, Mayor of Portlancl, and from the five national division presidents. lleleg·~ attenclecl the five hour connnllon parade. A memorial oervice> was con· ductecl by Mlil. Wi111am D. Cheslllr, Jr., national chaplain, members. for two deceased national The Eighth District delegate presldenla, one of. wbmn was told of tile peaceful demon- Mrs. Carl W. zel1er of Glb- ~~:~~:~~~ :.:r: son:go:ol~glonnalres · Tile one resolliUfll convenUOil now memiMQ!dP ' · Aullllary .N.W "'Ml~mC: J .,.. Siwlh cia""'~ "' ~-1 · ~,· , ""'' · . and """· !Ia ond . . Smith, ~ ~u~~ ~~:0 ;111&.:; In 'Bredbury Mlal Smith Ia 11968 gradua~ of the 1\(etp·High School and a 1970 gra4uate of tile Nallonwlcla Beauty Academy In Columb)is veteran&. Mi'l. NeuiZ!Ing traveled til l'orllani!williMn.SiacyJl'!yOf Porlsm011!11, delepte at large for Dla!rlet · ~. When .tb'y arrived then they were mel by Mrs. Helen Weed, claugbler:i!t> law of Mn. l. B, Weed ul Pcmeroy. Mn, Weed took the two deleptos on a toor ol Is Set Sept. 29 J " ' . lflli,J ......... ....,.; ~'·ltV ···' Vlldld W ' -. ......,.• .,I,J' MSO Clli:'Gt Stop Ia At r Rutland Furniture . ' ARNOLD GRATE 11 v-• or DopOn-.Sorvteo · · JIUTUNIJ..CI. l'b. 741-4211 ,, M&·a· IGA l ' ' ' > FOODLINER · tdmlni.,.ltlon took. u1indei'tile alate's be said. . MUSSELMAN'S APP.LE SAUCE· SUN·DAY ~ ' . .1N$TA-. T . . LOADING REG~.LAR 29.9" ,, ' and . 303 CAN ' .M.O·NDAY ' ' TETLEY'S ICE TEA MIX - . EXTRA· ·. t~ " ;N·t.'-·· ·:~Y. 1 •.·. . '· LEMOjt .R.lWRED .AR·E SUGAR IDDED REG..7r 1~ I ' ' oz. JAR ·' WE RIGHTm ' ' ' . 'lbelr .-eaclillil .lb a · . ~ . '-· ,_ Uoo• by lhe U.S. g~ was unprecllctablo, Omelals said. · The Sta14! Department· made public without comment a monl19red Baghdad radio broadcast with an Amman dateline that S!lld. "Tile Popu· lar Front for the Uberation of Palestine (PFLP) has promised tile release of all bostag.. thla evening. The PFLP bas so far released 124 passengers." · The broadcast told of meetings in Amman, tile Jorclanlan capital, lnvolvlnlf King Huaselll ·•V ~~rs mittee on urge . In Houae cuta In·tile Uon's request for . In milllary ·· ~ asslatance abroiid In .tile flacai year encllng nut Jllllt iJO. He said the ~traUoo'a lack of authority IInce July 1, 19611, to grant cr~ts for arma parcbaoenraa "callslng llarlou.a problema" and bad compilcatecl llleO!tinc "some of lsael'a rtqulrements," which he did notopecify. Rogers said that "we are quite aware of the heavy demands on lsael" ancl woulcl IDake a decision IOilll on the Tel Aviv government'• requests. He lndlcatecl that a oupplemental appropriations rfOIIutal might have to be submitted to andolherJorclanianauthorlties, tile Iraqi ambassador and guerrilla representative~~ . - II was not ctosr whether the broadcast meant tile passeD· gers would be freed lit was referring only to tlletr removal Congress. from tile alrUners before the Several members of Congress bombings. exp1 eued Olllrage at the Petition Filed 'f t ..B'ql FOR YOUR SAVINGS? SAVINGS & LOAN . SllliiJ& Ill - CAR INSURANCE! I ·.Gil IIPOLIS c The White Bouse and the · State Department refused com· ment on tile bombings by Pal~ guerrillas. Secrets· ry (!I State Willialn P. Rogers, tosUfying at Senate hearings on · .lhe foreign aid bill, also refused to dlacusalon tile situation. · 'l'feslclont Nixon, at Camp David, Md., with hla wife and diiughter JoUe and her busband, David Elaenhower, was reported to be keeping a close W11tch oo tile situation. U.S. offJCials slressecl that the siluaUon is very uncertain, with numerous Palestinian groupa operating behind tile hal till' Too late To Think About SaundDEin lnsulaiiCe Inc. W-Gt0~ (~)-U.S. ~· as INSTMI.£D WHY TAKE. lESS THAN For Protection .. ' ~- .Ver the bombing of tllree :· Jli~ed ~Uners In Jorclao, !lUI .lhe government rema1nec1 pubuclx silent to avoid upaet. tine e'rlllcal negotiations !Or tile releQe of 286 passengers held JPtage. . $30i~ . :==~:e\10.~ J~ ' !!ffl~ 014 essed al!ock Salur· •tronc atatement ot ~- Senlif41 r.rr. ancl tile vice preaident boardod h1l auxiliary were bostecl wilh a Weed'a father II burled and tile helicopter. dlr.ner party by tile Vancouver memorial gardens where tile Mrs. Charles Shaw .:1 Dllnois Pool at Vancouver, Wash. oo late Donald Weed II burled. ..---~~~~~---. . was electecl national president Tuesday night. On Saturday _,eyen~ng Mlil. ot tile Auxiliary lor the 197~71 Greetings from many of tile Weed eniortalnecl wltb a dinner CHARLESTON The year. She succeeds Mrs. H. national patriotic organlzllllooa pariJ at tile HIviDa Restaurant \ Department of Highways will Milton Davidson of New including the Veterans of on top of a mountain open bids September 29 on a Mexico. The installation of tile Foreign Wars, tile Disabled overlooking Portlancl. Monday contract calling lor new con- .,... national president Included Veterans and tile Daughters of Mrs. Neutzllng ancl Mrs. Day atruction in Mason County, a drill by tile Chicago Firing • tile American Revolution were hollecl a luncheon for Mrs. aceordlng to Govern..- Arch A. Squad. A Soloist from her unit brought during tile convenU111. Weed at tile Uoyd Center where Moore Jr. sang "The World Ia Walling for Also speaking was Jolm David, tile group enjoyed an Ice show, Moore said lour oilier con- the SUnrlae" as Mrs. Norman tracts in volving new con- Sheehe inslallecl Mrs. Shaw. .ttruction under the Class "A" "The Reel, tile While and lhe program were advertised Blue" was the theme of the earUer for the same bidding convention. Mrs. Richard W. seas!on. Shennan, convention organlal, Tile Mason County project Ia opened each session with as fOllows: 7.50 rnJies of tile selsctloos ancl theme songs of Gunville Ridge Road on county the various states. route• 50, 5~1, 31, 60 and 33:2 The impreoslve processional ' <Mce an acddml baa happnecl, It's too late 1» wonclor II '· from w. Va. 87 to County 33for to opeo tile cooventlon lncludecl your automobile Insurance lfvee you tbe protection you new conslruction, inFiuding 28 past natjonal presldeniB, tile neecl. cement stabilized base and natlooal officers, ancl pages Be aure you han eno1Jib coverage -and lbe rfcbl kind I bllllmlnow concrete pavement. carrying 52 American Hags and Bring In your poUey and talk II om lrilh na. Noobllaatlfll, 52 white satin American Legion ul courae. Auxiliary banners representing the 52 Aulllary uniiB in tile country. MAN APPREHENDED SH The M•n At POMEROY - On a warrant Following a welcome by Mrs. from Meigs County Joshua Davidson, the national Lovell, 34, Reno, Ohio, was president, greetings were m Second Ave.-Opposite Pool Olllot returned to Meigs County brought by J . Mlltoo Patrick, Phone t46·04-IYOnlntl 441-4774 4412nd Ave. Saturday morning. Lovell, American ~glon National Howord I. Slundtn • Lim Evans obtaining money under false Commander; William F. "" 446-3132 Homo I Mollllt Home- AutO· lutlnno pretenses, was apprehencled In Hauck, national adjutant; ancl Washington County. Robert H. Hazen, the 1970 nat- Bid Opening ' 'f 11>. '. j ,......:;. ..' , . ,_,..._., 1 Wll., No. 2 HwM 'orel&D Affairs ,. . ·tee J)ropoie4 that lhe General Aalembly miD ~ . ,, •priority N ...nesa to eatabllab ID . . ' International tribunal to .lr): . , bljickers ancl to order 1lie .• · cloath penalty !IH' convlcllonl. : ,; . ".Ill· ·;-:: "The future cloten'*"' ol' lltiCh Incidents lhoulcl be 'l!ll'ecir acUon by the U.N. ljJ ,11~ · lntemaUonal agreementa by '- -> naliona to clony landinC privlle.; ga ancl U10 of airport facllltioa : to hijackers," he said. . Sucll an acr-t - · encloraecl by Sell. J<llm J. Sparkman, ().Ala., aec<llllkank· · tng Democral on the Senate Forelp Relailona Commltiee, who cal1ecl tile destruction ol tile planes ''a daatarclly ""pplng off of tile whole " �~·--· }1'fnlw·~!fl::: Ugen I I, ~ ' aJPII for more -loltel'l ijanoi POMEROY An tollfl!elli u1 American prisoners olwar wu ~ belief ~re&tmenl ' . Poroe told Of ,h iltalb with !be pe<pje, North VlelnaJMSe ofliciala who C<JNlder ~ PtftiJie u1 · ~~~~~~~~00· ···llirecU, ,Ptanillhc, ; Galli\')!II, . . .own men u islued. by Mrl. Jlen Neulz\lil8 out.;asts once they have been liPon Jier. return frOIIl the lOIII tellen as·pri»!>nors of war. recorder.' annual 'nalkinal convention of the NnerlcaD legion Aullllary In Portlancl, Ore. last week. Qelegale from Ohio'• Elchth Dlltrie~ Mrs. Neutzllng'a q. peal for letters Ia In conjunction with the convention request from H. Ross Poroe of Dallas, tile POW representative appointed by Pres. Richard M. Nixon. Poroe addressed tile conventlon delegates on · the problems Involved ancl strides being made toward better treatment and eventual releue of tile' prisoners. Hla empbasla, however, was oo stepping up the letter ' writing campaign natior\ally to point up to Hanoi tile concern of tile American IIOCI'I!Iar)' 11. · He said lhlt he ·had maclo It presented Patrick clear that AmeriCIIIS consider gavel ceiltereclwith'a their prisoners of war as "heroet." He gave an aceount of what he had ,..n and beard wblle In North Vietnam. Following his talk, Mrs. Charla ' CampbeU, wife of a prisoner of war, pleadod · II' help from tile Allli!rlcan ~g. m Auxiliary In the lstter-writing campaign. Another tiigbllgbt of the conven~oo as reportecl by Mrs. NeiJtzUng, was the talk by Vice President Spiro Agnew who received an ovlltion from tile legionnaires and auxiliary compllmel1ts of the slate of New Mexico, A lft)cOOie wu eatencled by the' .Hono(ablo Tun Mcclll, govei'n\(f Qf the Slate of Oregon, and creeUngs were brought by Mrs. C. Ray Wilson, Jli'Olliclonl of the O!e@:on Department, tile Hon. Tl1rrY Shrunk, Mayor of Portlancl, and from the five national division presidents. lleleg·~ attenclecl the five hour connnllon parade. A memorial oervice> was con· ductecl by Mlil. Wi111am D. Cheslllr, Jr., national chaplain, members. for two deceased national The Eighth District delegate presldenla, one of. wbmn was told of tile peaceful demon- Mrs. Carl W. zel1er of Glb- ~~:~~:~~~ :.:r: son:go:ol~glonnalres · Tile one resolliUfll convenUOil now memiMQ!dP ' · Aullllary .N.W "'Ml~mC: J .,.. Siwlh cia""'~ "' ~-1 · ~,· , ""'' · . and """· !Ia ond . . Smith, ~ ~u~~ ~~:0 ;111&.:; In 'Bredbury Mlal Smith Ia 11968 gradua~ of the 1\(etp·High School and a 1970 gra4uate of tile Nallonwlcla Beauty Academy In Columb)is veteran&. Mi'l. NeuiZ!Ing traveled til l'orllani!williMn.SiacyJl'!yOf Porlsm011!11, delepte at large for Dla!rlet · ~. When .tb'y arrived then they were mel by Mrs. Helen Weed, claugbler:i!t> law of Mn. l. B, Weed ul Pcmeroy. Mn, Weed took the two deleptos on a toor ol Is Set Sept. 29 J " ' . lflli,J ......... ....,.; ~'·ltV ···' Vlldld W ' -. ......,.• .,I,J' MSO Clli:'Gt Stop Ia At r Rutland Furniture . ' ARNOLD GRATE 11 v-• or DopOn-.Sorvteo · · JIUTUNIJ..CI. l'b. 741-4211 ,, M&·a· IGA l ' ' ' > FOODLINER · tdmlni.,.ltlon took. u1indei'tile alate's be said. . MUSSELMAN'S APP.LE SAUCE· SUN·DAY ~ ' . .1N$TA-. T . . LOADING REG~.LAR 29.9" ,, ' and . 303 CAN ' .M.O·NDAY ' ' TETLEY'S ICE TEA MIX - . EXTRA· ·. t~ " ;N·t.'-·· ·:~Y. 1 •.·. . '· LEMOjt .R.lWRED .AR·E SUGAR IDDED REG..7r 1~ I ' ' oz. JAR ·' WE RIGHTm ' ' ' . 'lbelr .-eaclillil .lb a · . ~ . '-· ,_ Uoo• by lhe U.S. g~ was unprecllctablo, Omelals said. · The Sta14! Department· made public without comment a monl19red Baghdad radio broadcast with an Amman dateline that S!lld. "Tile Popu· lar Front for the Uberation of Palestine (PFLP) has promised tile release of all bostag.. thla evening. The PFLP bas so far released 124 passengers." · The broadcast told of meetings in Amman, tile Jorclanlan capital, lnvolvlnlf King Huaselll ·•V ~~rs mittee on urge . In Houae cuta In·tile Uon's request for . In milllary ·· ~ asslatance abroiid In .tile flacai year encllng nut Jllllt iJO. He said the ~traUoo'a lack of authority IInce July 1, 19611, to grant cr~ts for arma parcbaoenraa "callslng llarlou.a problema" and bad compilcatecl llleO!tinc "some of lsael'a rtqulrements," which he did notopecify. Rogers said that "we are quite aware of the heavy demands on lsael" ancl woulcl IDake a decision IOilll on the Tel Aviv government'• requests. He lndlcatecl that a oupplemental appropriations rfOIIutal might have to be submitted to andolherJorclanianauthorlties, tile Iraqi ambassador and guerrilla representative~~ . - II was not ctosr whether the broadcast meant tile passeD· gers would be freed lit was referring only to tlletr removal Congress. from tile alrUners before the Several members of Congress bombings. exp1 eued Olllrage at the Petition Filed 'f t ..B'ql FOR YOUR SAVINGS? SAVINGS & LOAN . SllliiJ& Ill - CAR INSURANCE! I ·.Gil IIPOLIS c The White Bouse and the · State Department refused com· ment on tile bombings by Pal~ guerrillas. Secrets· ry (!I State Willialn P. Rogers, tosUfying at Senate hearings on · .lhe foreign aid bill, also refused to dlacusalon tile situation. · 'l'feslclont Nixon, at Camp David, Md., with hla wife and diiughter JoUe and her busband, David Elaenhower, was reported to be keeping a close W11tch oo tile situation. U.S. offJCials slressecl that the siluaUon is very uncertain, with numerous Palestinian groupa operating behind tile hal till' Too late To Think About SaundDEin lnsulaiiCe Inc. W-Gt0~ (~)-U.S. ~· as INSTMI.£D WHY TAKE. lESS THAN For Protection .. ' ~- .Ver the bombing of tllree :· Jli~ed ~Uners In Jorclao, !lUI .lhe government rema1nec1 pubuclx silent to avoid upaet. tine e'rlllcal negotiations !Or tile releQe of 286 passengers held JPtage. . $30i~ . :==~:e\10.~ J~ ' !!ffl~ 014 essed al!ock Salur· •tronc atatement ot ~- Senlif41 r.rr. ancl tile vice preaident boardod h1l auxiliary were bostecl wilh a Weed'a father II burled and tile helicopter. dlr.ner party by tile Vancouver memorial gardens where tile Mrs. Charles Shaw .:1 Dllnois Pool at Vancouver, Wash. oo late Donald Weed II burled. ..---~~~~~---. . was electecl national president Tuesday night. On Saturday _,eyen~ng Mlil. ot tile Auxiliary lor the 197~71 Greetings from many of tile Weed eniortalnecl wltb a dinner CHARLESTON The year. She succeeds Mrs. H. national patriotic organlzllllooa pariJ at tile HIviDa Restaurant \ Department of Highways will Milton Davidson of New including the Veterans of on top of a mountain open bids September 29 on a Mexico. The installation of tile Foreign Wars, tile Disabled overlooking Portlancl. Monday contract calling lor new con- .,... national president Included Veterans and tile Daughters of Mrs. Neutzllng ancl Mrs. Day atruction in Mason County, a drill by tile Chicago Firing • tile American Revolution were hollecl a luncheon for Mrs. aceordlng to Govern..- Arch A. Squad. A Soloist from her unit brought during tile convenU111. Weed at tile Uoyd Center where Moore Jr. sang "The World Ia Walling for Also speaking was Jolm David, tile group enjoyed an Ice show, Moore said lour oilier con- the SUnrlae" as Mrs. Norman tracts in volving new con- Sheehe inslallecl Mrs. Shaw. .ttruction under the Class "A" "The Reel, tile While and lhe program were advertised Blue" was the theme of the earUer for the same bidding convention. Mrs. Richard W. seas!on. Shennan, convention organlal, Tile Mason County project Ia opened each session with as fOllows: 7.50 rnJies of tile selsctloos ancl theme songs of Gunville Ridge Road on county the various states. route• 50, 5~1, 31, 60 and 33:2 The impreoslve processional ' <Mce an acddml baa happnecl, It's too late 1» wonclor II '· from w. Va. 87 to County 33for to opeo tile cooventlon lncludecl your automobile Insurance lfvee you tbe protection you new conslruction, inFiuding 28 past natjonal presldeniB, tile neecl. cement stabilized base and natlooal officers, ancl pages Be aure you han eno1Jib coverage -and lbe rfcbl kind I bllllmlnow concrete pavement. carrying 52 American Hags and Bring In your poUey and talk II om lrilh na. Noobllaatlfll, 52 white satin American Legion ul courae. Auxiliary banners representing the 52 Aulllary uniiB in tile country. MAN APPREHENDED SH The M•n At POMEROY - On a warrant Following a welcome by Mrs. from Meigs County Joshua Davidson, the national Lovell, 34, Reno, Ohio, was president, greetings were m Second Ave.-Opposite Pool Olllot returned to Meigs County brought by J . Mlltoo Patrick, Phone t46·04-IYOnlntl 441-4774 4412nd Ave. Saturday morning. Lovell, American ~glon National Howord I. Slundtn • Lim Evans obtaining money under false Commander; William F. "" 446-3132 Homo I Mollllt Home- AutO· lutlnno pretenses, was apprehencled In Hauck, national adjutant; ancl Washington County. Robert H. Hazen, the 1970 nat- Bid Opening ' 'f 11>. '. j ,......:;. ..' , . ,_,..._., 1 Wll., No. 2 HwM 'orel&D Affairs ,. . ·tee J)ropoie4 that lhe General Aalembly miD ~ . ,, •priority N ...nesa to eatabllab ID . . ' International tribunal to .lr): . , bljickers ancl to order 1lie .• · cloath penalty !IH' convlcllonl. : ,; . ".Ill· ·;-:: "The future cloten'*"' ol' lltiCh Incidents lhoulcl be 'l!ll'ecir acUon by the U.N. ljJ ,11~ · lntemaUonal agreementa by '- -> naliona to clony landinC privlle.; ga ancl U10 of airport facllltioa : to hijackers," he said. . Sucll an acr-t - · encloraecl by Sell. J<llm J. Sparkman, ().Ala., aec<llllkank· · tng Democral on the Senate Forelp Relailona Commltiee, who cal1ecl tile destruction ol tile planes ''a daatarclly ""pplng off of tile whole " �NO. 512 -. hECK~$ REG. 3Sc HECK'S REG. $1.99 ·PELtET PISTOL HECK'S. llG. $7.99 • ' "; 'It,.. ,, . ., ' ::.,rr r ' :fi·J ' \ ' t· ..... ' I ,{-,'!> •• • ' (l. • ..ICK'S ' ENAMEL \>{,• t.r•' nttd o to•th, hard glou · Clio leo of talon. Full size , 36" long hardwood frame , top qual;ty plywood bed, and fully padded head· ' ',} i' I ' '"'HECK' S.•RW m•·. SS ~f'7 · ee...... Wellston ' .t\'leh ·~~•r+-'t\illdl'ilii('~M'.Illi''' "· '"'" .. woOd onll'f.'"""'"'iY'PM•iod'~lilJfo,-i lw factt. Great or · ' I·· • 1 ~ aftywhare .'-1'..' , PORCH & FLOOR law• ·~ you .. • • CAR CREEPER ,, •' ~·-\ i.! .-· - Romps'·to even 34-0 Win- . Equipped with guaranteed nylon rollers. NO 18-f HECK'S 3-lB. 1£6 f8.68'' HECK'S e Rf 11001 fM long rGntt ptr• for!TICIIU • $olid state dtslgn • Hew ~evlpt11i'td statistics. TheWhlteFalconabadl2flrat dOWIIII, 114 yards ruahlnfl anil 126 yards in the air w110a holdlnli Kyger Creek to 10 first dOWIIII, a me11er 38 yar 'J ruahtng and 53 yards ~­ Howard completed liiDt fl. II passes wline Saunderi' .,... nected on four ~ all urllls. Wahama was penalized 80 yards. Kyger Creek had 25 yards marched off. Wahama's nezt ouUng is Friday agalnol Federal· Hocking on Bachtel Field, KJ&Of Creek playa al Hannan Trace. By Quarters: Wahama 0 13 07--21 KC o o·oe... s RACEWAY SUES SCAA WASHINGTON (UP!) - A $1 ~n dollar damage suit has been filed against the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) and the Chesapeake !olema· Uonal Speedway by lbe ,Summit Point(W.Va.) ~ay. The sutt, Died in the U.S. District Court for Merybmd,' charges thai the SCCA has given Chesapeake exclusive rlghta for Ita ~esslonal race series in the Washington· Baltlmore-WUmlngtonaiea,and Sununit Point the opportunity that !Ills agreement to hold-SCCA races. deprives On the second play Ill the fourth period Dick Rutter smashed Into llle end zone frllm the five yard line to knot the score. The victory was salvaged when quarterback Mike Green hit End Les Champlin wllll a two-point conversion pus to make it S-6 wllllll :41 left'ln the contest. Game statistics bear out the fine defensive game played by boll! teams as Martella had 10 first downs, 181 yarda ru.oJilnc, and completed only one ol 11 passes whUe getting three Intercepted by llle BuUdogs, Athens managed Gilly, nine first downs, lll6 ~ l:i!flllng, and blt four of six aerialifer 32 yards, and saw one picked oft. The SCIN'e by quarters : Alllens Marietta RADlO $4.4.4. · I 0 0 0 ...., 6 0 0 11--6 • EOE~ RECORD Q.UB • YOUR OWN LOCAL DISCOUNT CLUB YOU NAME IT! WE CAN GET IT! any record or tape-any label From over 35,000 Monthly Listings in the Famous SCHWANN CATALOG. a minimum 20 Pet. Off from All list prices. For inlormation - call or stop inl Pick up your FREE Schwann Record Catalog. ~c 756-lrd ve. a tpolis ~-~~~~~"'~-~~~~:!!~~=t~I~·=~J •• - Telephone 446-0496 _fib_ : . Fashion' Go'' Power POCK~T ' >e" gen'"l ~ B~, · millng 1111 playa Ia liPe fdllaft, led his club to the ~I II yard Uno where Sayre - . . pered the ret ~ the way for a I" lead. A pass lrorq H.....S to ED!i Randy S!nlth was aoocl: Wahamanolonlywontheblttle on tile Held but ahowed an overwh~lmlng edge In lbe. Field REG. $1.00 ,,,.Bng , dwON from..• lig 2!1." dy-· nCU'IIk: aptebre Can,erlltnt cQrr)' thong oftd lull carrY,, ..... ihe bill ~l.lh!l ., ~ ·~. , Athens Upsets Marietta GAHS Statistics . KNIVES BY D.p.!!: J10'!11(1J!:B . . ~.,y. CllE$liiiQl: - Clljldl DoD Bill Roush 'recovered lbe Van Metu•s V(~ · White plgskln lor the .Bobc8ta wbo, Faqns rqlle<! on land ~ In a~, faDed· to nm't In their the air F'rid8y nlghl to defeat aOriea ~ downs. · the K,oger Creek Bobcata, 21-6 Another Wahama drive wu lnacon!Mip!aytdonlbelosera' hailed midway In the third grldlrori. _ stanza wben Unebacker Wade • The Win upped Wahama's llenson feU Oil another Wblte record to 2-1 on the seaaon. II Falcon fumble . was tile Bobcats first lou In It wa_a Henson's second eight outings. K,oger Creek's fumble recovery ~ the night. only lou in 1919 waa a 34-18 KJ&er Creek flneUy reached thumping at lbo hands of paydlrt with 4:40 left on the Wahama. clock in the fourth period, solng After a scoreleas first quarter 70 yards In 10 plays. in which both squads fumbled The drive waa highU&hted by tho pigakln consistently, Dave White's 16 yard-run and Wahama reached paydll:\ with passes totaling 41 yards from only one minute gone b\ the quartullack Gary Saunders to aecond stanza. White and right end Roy Soutllpaw quarterback Tim Thoonpaon. Howard on a third down and Saunders, on a fourth down long-yardlie situation, flipped and one situation went off his the bill over the mlddli! to left side fiN' the Bobcat acore. wingback Keith Sayre, wbo A lry fiN' the extra points was GAllS ,DI!:FENSE SHINES IN WIN -Although GaDia ACadeili,Y ffigh School's offENO rambled 31 yards to the end stopped cold by the left side ~ i!pltlered In Friday's 11-1 win over Soulll Polnl, the defensive unit turned In several sperkllng zone. Howard's kick for the llle Wahama line. playa. Above, Dave Burnelt(22)onground, Eric Saunders (33) !nair, andJolm Davis (211) stop extra point was good. With time running out, Kyger Pointer running back VInce Chapman after a three yard gain midway In the second period. ()I Coach Howard Miller'• Creek attempted an on-llde the nest play, Cllai"Jl8fl was caught bebtndhlsown goa], giving GAHS a IWoi>Dlrtt safety. Bobcall started to drive 'mid· kick, which backfired. way through the second period Wabama took posseosion ~ 'f:!::~.;;::;;o/.«:e",..~·: ..... ·:;w, but, asajn, were halted by . a wAVERLY- Portamoulll detumlned Whlte Falcon Une. Noire Dame onapped K,oger Creek marched from Waverly'o tbree·year, U- Ita 32 yard stripe to Wahama's &am• 'anbeatea olriDg by 30 but was forced to punt aftu MARIE'ITA - A five yard wallopiDg the Tilers 30-o be"' one of many 108808 credited to touchdown run by Dick Rutter Friday night. waverly wm llle Falcon defense. and a successful two point h tJt Portamoulll west Friday Wahama took the baU on liE 40 conversion paos early In the •lghl and the followlog and quickly marched fiN' ita fourth period carried Athens to Friday, wtD play at GaiUpolb oecond touchdown of the a surprising 8-6 victory over hi 1111 firat Soutboutem Ohio evening. Marietta Friday night. League ouUng. Howard after being · thrown The Tigers, who defeated c.aJ Grove, aelll oppoaellt for a IS yard lOSB by the Bobcat Athens 12-0 la•t year, appeared of Gallipolis, dropped Ito defense, fired a 23 yard pass to to repeal lllat performance seaSOD opener to Barry Hsrria.which placed the when they took advantage of a Kenova by a 14·1 coaal pigskin at the Kyger Creek 30 short Athens punt in the first Friday nlgbt. yard line. Wahama drove to the period to score quickly. ·:·;·:··.._•. _ ........................·.·······-&·····;·;·...·.··o;-..·,········ Bobcat three-yard Une, where Marietta's touchdown was set ""·~·..w.·.·······~·-············"·"-'m.-.--.w.· · Howard acored with 1:2S left in up when a Bulldog punt traveled the first half. His 1ry for the . only to the Athens 36 yard Une. conversion faDed. Four plays later Fullback Kyger Creek and Wahama Mark Burke bulled over from ~~ Ill! terms In the ~ OliO yard line for a 6-0 lead d.iij:~-- ,._ · ""c• ··-· ' ~ib iif:'14 left in tile first ~te Falcons began quarter. • driving after receiving tbe FoUowing two fierce defen· kickoff but fumbled the baU slve quarters of play Alllens pounced op a Marietta fumble at the Tiger 18 yard Une. There's a lot of continental flair in this . •good-looking shoe. Th!! blunt toe is surrounded ,by bold perfs. For accent, there's a contrasting strap and metal buckle. Two-toile Cafe;-au·lait smooth .!!3ather with Bitter Brown trim. . r , �NO. 512 -. hECK~$ REG. 3Sc HECK'S REG. $1.99 ·PELtET PISTOL HECK'S. llG. $7.99 • ' "; 'It,.. ,, . ., ' ::.,rr r ' :fi·J ' \ ' t· ..... ' I ,{-,'!> •• • ' (l. • ..ICK'S ' ENAMEL \>{,• t.r•' nttd o to•th, hard glou · Clio leo of talon. Full size , 36" long hardwood frame , top qual;ty plywood bed, and fully padded head· ' ',} i' I ' '"'HECK' S.•RW m•·. SS ~f'7 · ee...... Wellston ' .t\'leh ·~~•r+-'t\illdl'ilii('~M'.Illi''' "· '"'" .. woOd onll'f.'"""'"'iY'PM•iod'~lilJfo,-i lw factt. Great or · ' I·· • 1 ~ aftywhare .'-1'..' , PORCH & FLOOR law• ·~ you .. • • CAR CREEPER ,, •' ~·-\ i.! .-· - Romps'·to even 34-0 Win- . Equipped with guaranteed nylon rollers. NO 18-f HECK'S 3-lB. 1£6 f8.68'' HECK'S e Rf 11001 fM long rGntt ptr• for!TICIIU • $olid state dtslgn • Hew ~evlpt11i'td statistics. TheWhlteFalconabadl2flrat dOWIIII, 114 yards ruahlnfl anil 126 yards in the air w110a holdlnli Kyger Creek to 10 first dOWIIII, a me11er 38 yar 'J ruahtng and 53 yards ~­ Howard completed liiDt fl. II passes wline Saunderi' .,... nected on four ~ all urllls. Wahama was penalized 80 yards. Kyger Creek had 25 yards marched off. Wahama's nezt ouUng is Friday agalnol Federal· Hocking on Bachtel Field, KJ&Of Creek playa al Hannan Trace. By Quarters: Wahama 0 13 07--21 KC o o·oe... s RACEWAY SUES SCAA WASHINGTON (UP!) - A $1 ~n dollar damage suit has been filed against the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) and the Chesapeake !olema· Uonal Speedway by lbe ,Summit Point(W.Va.) ~ay. The sutt, Died in the U.S. District Court for Merybmd,' charges thai the SCCA has given Chesapeake exclusive rlghta for Ita ~esslonal race series in the Washington· Baltlmore-WUmlngtonaiea,and Sununit Point the opportunity that !Ills agreement to hold-SCCA races. deprives On the second play Ill the fourth period Dick Rutter smashed Into llle end zone frllm the five yard line to knot the score. The victory was salvaged when quarterback Mike Green hit End Les Champlin wllll a two-point conversion pus to make it S-6 wllllll :41 left'ln the contest. Game statistics bear out the fine defensive game played by boll! teams as Martella had 10 first downs, 181 yarda ru.oJilnc, and completed only one ol 11 passes whUe getting three Intercepted by llle BuUdogs, Athens managed Gilly, nine first downs, lll6 ~ l:i!flllng, and blt four of six aerialifer 32 yards, and saw one picked oft. The SCIN'e by quarters : Alllens Marietta RADlO $4.4.4. · I 0 0 0 ...., 6 0 0 11--6 • EOE~ RECORD Q.UB • YOUR OWN LOCAL DISCOUNT CLUB YOU NAME IT! WE CAN GET IT! any record or tape-any label From over 35,000 Monthly Listings in the Famous SCHWANN CATALOG. a minimum 20 Pet. Off from All list prices. For inlormation - call or stop inl Pick up your FREE Schwann Record Catalog. ~c 756-lrd ve. a tpolis ~-~~~~~"'~-~~~~:!!~~=t~I~·=~J •• - Telephone 446-0496 _fib_ : . Fashion' Go'' Power POCK~T ' >e" gen'"l ~ B~, · millng 1111 playa Ia liPe fdllaft, led his club to the ~I II yard Uno where Sayre - . . pered the ret ~ the way for a I" lead. A pass lrorq H.....S to ED!i Randy S!nlth was aoocl: Wahamanolonlywontheblttle on tile Held but ahowed an overwh~lmlng edge In lbe. Field REG. $1.00 ,,,.Bng , dwON from..• lig 2!1." dy-· nCU'IIk: aptebre Can,erlltnt cQrr)' thong oftd lull carrY,, ..... ihe bill ~l.lh!l ., ~ ·~. , Athens Upsets Marietta GAHS Statistics . KNIVES BY D.p.!!: J10'!11(1J!:B . . ~.,y. CllE$liiiQl: - Clljldl DoD Bill Roush 'recovered lbe Van Metu•s V(~ · White plgskln lor the .Bobc8ta wbo, Faqns rqlle<! on land ~ In a~, faDed· to nm't In their the air F'rid8y nlghl to defeat aOriea ~ downs. · the K,oger Creek Bobcata, 21-6 Another Wahama drive wu lnacon!Mip!aytdonlbelosera' hailed midway In the third grldlrori. _ stanza wben Unebacker Wade • The Win upped Wahama's llenson feU Oil another Wblte record to 2-1 on the seaaon. II Falcon fumble . was tile Bobcats first lou In It wa_a Henson's second eight outings. K,oger Creek's fumble recovery ~ the night. only lou in 1919 waa a 34-18 KJ&er Creek flneUy reached thumping at lbo hands of paydlrt with 4:40 left on the Wahama. clock in the fourth period, solng After a scoreleas first quarter 70 yards In 10 plays. in which both squads fumbled The drive waa highU&hted by tho pigakln consistently, Dave White's 16 yard-run and Wahama reached paydll:\ with passes totaling 41 yards from only one minute gone b\ the quartullack Gary Saunders to aecond stanza. White and right end Roy Soutllpaw quarterback Tim Thoonpaon. Howard on a third down and Saunders, on a fourth down long-yardlie situation, flipped and one situation went off his the bill over the mlddli! to left side fiN' the Bobcat acore. wingback Keith Sayre, wbo A lry fiN' the extra points was GAllS ,DI!:FENSE SHINES IN WIN -Although GaDia ACadeili,Y ffigh School's offENO rambled 31 yards to the end stopped cold by the left side ~ i!pltlered In Friday's 11-1 win over Soulll Polnl, the defensive unit turned In several sperkllng zone. Howard's kick for the llle Wahama line. playa. Above, Dave Burnelt(22)onground, Eric Saunders (33) !nair, andJolm Davis (211) stop extra point was good. With time running out, Kyger Pointer running back VInce Chapman after a three yard gain midway In the second period. ()I Coach Howard Miller'• Creek attempted an on-llde the nest play, Cllai"Jl8fl was caught bebtndhlsown goa], giving GAHS a IWoi>Dlrtt safety. Bobcall started to drive 'mid· kick, which backfired. way through the second period Wabama took posseosion ~ 'f:!::~.;;::;;o/.«:e",..~·: ..... ·:;w, but, asajn, were halted by . a wAVERLY- Portamoulll detumlned Whlte Falcon Une. Noire Dame onapped K,oger Creek marched from Waverly'o tbree·year, U- Ita 32 yard stripe to Wahama's &am• 'anbeatea olriDg by 30 but was forced to punt aftu MARIE'ITA - A five yard wallopiDg the Tilers 30-o be"' one of many 108808 credited to touchdown run by Dick Rutter Friday night. waverly wm llle Falcon defense. and a successful two point h tJt Portamoulll west Friday Wahama took the baU on liE 40 conversion paos early In the •lghl and the followlog and quickly marched fiN' ita fourth period carried Athens to Friday, wtD play at GaiUpolb oecond touchdown of the a surprising 8-6 victory over hi 1111 firat Soutboutem Ohio evening. Marietta Friday night. League ouUng. Howard after being · thrown The Tigers, who defeated c.aJ Grove, aelll oppoaellt for a IS yard lOSB by the Bobcat Athens 12-0 la•t year, appeared of Gallipolis, dropped Ito defense, fired a 23 yard pass to to repeal lllat performance seaSOD opener to Barry Hsrria.which placed the when they took advantage of a Kenova by a 14·1 coaal pigskin at the Kyger Creek 30 short Athens punt in the first Friday nlgbt. yard line. Wahama drove to the period to score quickly. ·:·;·:··.._•. _ ........................·.·······-&·····;·;·...·.··o;-..·,········ Bobcat three-yard Une, where Marietta's touchdown was set ""·~·..w.·.·······~·-············"·"-'m.-.--.w.· · Howard acored with 1:2S left in up when a Bulldog punt traveled the first half. His 1ry for the . only to the Athens 36 yard Une. conversion faDed. Four plays later Fullback Kyger Creek and Wahama Mark Burke bulled over from ~~ Ill! terms In the ~ OliO yard line for a 6-0 lead d.iij:~-- ,._ · ""c• ··-· ' ~ib iif:'14 left in tile first ~te Falcons began quarter. • driving after receiving tbe FoUowing two fierce defen· kickoff but fumbled the baU slve quarters of play Alllens pounced op a Marietta fumble at the Tiger 18 yard Une. There's a lot of continental flair in this . •good-looking shoe. Th!! blunt toe is surrounded ,by bold perfs. For accent, there's a contrasting strap and metal buckle. Two-toile Cafe;-au·lait smooth .!!3ather with Bitter Brown trim. . r , �,,."' . .,, 1;;, SNOWDEN CHAUC$ tJr !WN- GAIJS Qwfa'baet L1rr7 BnowdeD (10) dlalbd .., a lwoi'an:l &liD mlhll play ln'llie flrll periDd of Friday'• GABS-South I'Gint footbaD game: 'teammate m rlgbl (38) Is i'!!te Neal. Pointers closing In to make the kiD, Jell to rlgbl are Dave Slmmemlan (71); BemardSmllh (70); Larry Ltonard (83) and Randy Handley(22). Pirates Ni.p ChiCuhs,5-4 . GOINGOVER-GregCa~,IIOJ)OUIIdllelllor~ ·~ lw tile PPIIS Big Blaeta, carriellbe mra polata fl!ffi ali- . ~ touched after lbe locals scored their llmeiD.o:hdown ....... : Soutb awiealon In the flnl balf Frldl)' lll&bt. Point Joal, ~ • l . ,: U 'c• < FARM LOANS. ,:~1· ''" '"'" N ' :. • ., "''t ' - •' "''~ . """"·' LOMS ON SMAU. & LARGE ACREAGE '····~~ ' .••. CLYDE B. WALKER. MGR. . FEDERAL LANQ BANK ASSOCIAT·ION . -··•· ,1; "' OF G~LLIPOLIS . ' ·:• 19 Locust St. ..... ,..,. Galllpqlls, 0. · Pho . 'ne~""" . •• . MOifOAOl HORC1'~ lflluiAN:III AVAl~ Ar ·&aW COli' ' - " \ , , FREE! FR~ll. ~ •" ' ,\, SE£ FOR . YOUIISEif ' ~ '•' ., . .1 . ·, �,,."' . .,, 1;;, SNOWDEN CHAUC$ tJr !WN- GAIJS Qwfa'baet L1rr7 BnowdeD (10) dlalbd .., a lwoi'an:l &liD mlhll play ln'llie flrll periDd of Friday'• GABS-South I'Gint footbaD game: 'teammate m rlgbl (38) Is i'!!te Neal. Pointers closing In to make the kiD, Jell to rlgbl are Dave Slmmemlan (71); BemardSmllh (70); Larry Ltonard (83) and Randy Handley(22). Pirates Ni.p ChiCuhs,5-4 . GOINGOVER-GregCa~,IIOJ)OUIIdllelllor~ ·~ lw tile PPIIS Big Blaeta, carriellbe mra polata fl!ffi ali- . ~ touched after lbe locals scored their llmeiD.o:hdown ....... : Soutb awiealon In the flnl balf Frldl)' lll&bt. Point Joal, ~ • l . ,: U 'c• < FARM LOANS. ,:~1· ''" '"'" N ' :. • ., "''t ' - •' "''~ . """"·' LOMS ON SMAU. & LARGE ACREAGE '····~~ ' .••. CLYDE B. WALKER. MGR. . FEDERAL LANQ BANK ASSOCIAT·ION . -··•· ,1; "' OF G~LLIPOLIS . ' ·:• 19 Locust St. ..... ,..,. Galllpqlls, 0. · Pho . 'ne~""" . •• . MOifOAOl HORC1'~ lflluiAN:III AVAl~ Ar ·&aW COli' ' - " \ , , FREE! FR~ll. ~ •" ' ,\, SE£ FOR . YOUIISEif ' ~ '•' ., . .1 . ·, �~ ~~~:lleOiloi\I'~~D 19'10 " , Farm . sciiine~ ·R 1 ~:i~~~~~ ~~~ ~· .. .:, . ' 'l'lt- ''Available; .Event sej)t. ·22:21 1" f t .. ' l ,, ,. : 'BY c. E. BLAQ:St,EE C-y Ell. Ageat, Agleldt""' Melp Cowlly POMEROY - Ohio State Form Scl111ce !mliew tickets are on • sale atlhe Landmark Store, Sugar Run Mill, ASCS and SCS Of. ·, Iicea, and the Eltlenoion Service Office. A hundred or more Meigs Cow~IJ people annually take In 11118 outstanding event. Advanced sale lickets will cost 75 cents. Tickets at lhe game The New In Farming :· r,r11 u~ CJiflce 14Mm ;trill coet ,1.50. VlslloraiOihe 19'/00hloState Farm Science lmliewwill aee a • record number of COIIlJIIOI'cial exhibits, Review Manager Dele : FridayJI"'"'isea. Elthlbitentriesnowtotal218, topping last year's ' record by 11. '' ;, All IIIII)or equipment companies will have displays at the big , eYllll, scheduled for Sept. 21-24 at the Ohio Stale University airport in northwest Franklin County. Most of the companies atso :. willllage lleld demonstralions, show their equipment In action. . About 350 acres of crops have been provided just for bar· , wtUng operat!Oil5. Some 3JO acres will be plowed end lllied . ·during lhe 3<1ay event, and culling,, conditioning, win<kowing, HoMt · On Fann Front 35'0 I· Broiler Chicken 'Production Down 1 ONE ROW BERNARD BRJlNNER perts said. UPI Farm Jldilor Urged by Other WASHINGTON (UPI) The call for trimming back . Broiler chicken production is chicken production was echoed 1. heading down, Agriculture De- outside lhe government, mean~ parlmenteconomlsts said today, while, lD an appeal by the c They urged chicken growers to American Agricultural Market' make further <!tllbacks next ing Aasociation, This affiliate of ~ year. the American Farm Bureau !' Government specialists writ~ Federation includes a number ,• ing in a new ''poultry and egg of groups represenling farmers ·: situation" report, noted lhel out- who produce broller ch1ckeno ' put of broiler checkens during for in!Algrated processing firms. lhe first seven monlhe of this ,; yesr was up H per cent from Kenneth Hood, AAMA general ·. a year ago - a factor which manager, urged integrated finn ', has kept broiler prices relative- to cut back production by OX· ,. ly low. !Alndlnglhetimebelweenbroods ·, ' But the margin over 1969 of chickens sent to farmers for ' producUon rates has been nar- raising, and by placing fewer , rowlngrecently,lherepurtsaid. birds per house with lhe grow" And while production will re- ers. If Ibis method is used, ' main above 19691evela Ibis fall , Hood said, integrators can ., It may be down to near or be- make "necessary adjUJiments" !Ow year · ago levels by lhe end without having to reduce their ' ·<If lhe ear upefls said. paymel!H'-. to J!.l'!l!l'ers: By \ . ' " .( ' ' .~ i Most of the big (:apac~ty .fef!turft~ of the 550 are built Into the sm,ner . 350, Including the same tyPe .of ·I frame con~tructlon and a similar:,;~ cutte'r head. Because the 350 IS. ~ close-coupled, It Is exceptlon~t.IIY . , maneuverable and has a sliort , ·; turning · radius. It Is regularly equipPed with 6.70-15 tires. . REALTOR ' •' I ISEMAN ·_ AGENCY ... Olfl<t ... ,M4 ....,..,c.ll- ' 1. M. " lkt,.Wisoman 4!'-:IJ'H .. ~~-•441410f 446-10&6 ·Evans Insurance Inquire at Corl>ln & Snyoltr Furn. Co.. 446-1171. Alter J p.m. e<~ll446-1173 or 446-4305~ (O!IJI!Islte Pvst·Oftlcel DIP!I!rtment In a store and lnqulrtd: "Has en)i:body, turned In a blade melkly sklit with live children from two to six years old hanging on to It?" '~ ,, crty water 81)d gas IN KYGER Creek School District 1112 Acre lot with trailer 8' x 35' and addition 19' x 20' . Deep well and septic ton~. Price $7,1100.00 3 BEDROOM home on Smithers Street with link fence around ..,. lot. Has nice carport and ootbvlldlng. Price Sll,OOO.OO UfNdo.lbne Mobile Home . MASSIE REAL-ESTATE BROKER TEL 446-1998 8 large rms., bafh, sun poreh and partial beae.lt has a huge llv. rm. with F.P., fur. heat, garage and bldg. sites, Buy; sell some lots and have a cheap home. Upper· Rt. 7, Price $14,500. to everything, 5 rms., bith and attached laundry# large ltv. rrr1., kitchen and din. rm. combination. Price 114,900. Edge Of City houses; 1, 7 rm., 1, A rm.. end 1, 3 This 6ACRES~3 rm. R"'ald ea"""ay, 446·1616 HospHal. • Fill • Bands tancelledRisllsMoto.qde. Pnnal & General • liability 446-0404 or 446-1712 Howard B. Saunden property Is priced at only "A Good Min 110.000 101' all, lor 1 qulcllsalo to Know" to attto on t~lote. Don' t walt . ...,....,_., conie In today . Plurntiflll & H~tine 4 Bedrm. WE HAVE lots tac(ng the Qllo \4 MI. city limits, has sterm dr. River arid they have one and o and windoWs, lull base .. city hell Acres In them. Price water end gas, small llOrn, garage lind other outbldgs. $2,500.00 and located on 3112 A. lot. ' Evenlnts Price only $14,500. 1\utHit D. Wood, - 1 l Jolin I. Rlchords, 44f.OHO Farm 156 A. ·t Int. 437 Sec011d Ave. NEW Usllng 20 A, lend In City G.illlpblls Towns~lp, 'I• milo IDEAL locath:m. qule1 st., close frilm city limits with Iorge available. •' ' 101f2 Acres A YOUNG women, clod only In o suit jacket end sll~. ap. NEED' piece to rear a large e_roaehed the Lost and Foond family; here's a good one wllh ' barn. . ~. · ~ . \ . ' Saunders ' this attracJive 6 room frame home on Rt. 35. Features 1 nice levet 1J2 acre lOt, modern buill-In kitchen, ·ceramic tile bath, utility r.oom, carpet In LR., carport. Thl_s home I• only 5 years old ~nd Is ready tor Immediate occupancy. A real buy. :see CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 830 Fourth Avenue Phone 446-3818 !!"""'-!"'mot?·~~~~· ~~~·1t ,{,,, • · · r.. · u<!!i:f~t " ~~V~•bl.u.ve their · ~-, ~~nt paymenlacbedulesshouldnotbe ff leaSed a new broiler markeling clals and employes do not make ,, ,. ' . , &i>Uiftd8ll heri Sllliullaneously re- cut as long as integrator olfl. New Value " At Your International Dealer · guide for lbe first quarter of sinliiBr sacrUices," Hood said ~ 1m. ~ guide urged producers In a statement , II) bold !'W'kellnga in Jan~aryThe Agriculture Department's ·~11arcll. 1971, 8 per cent below "situation report" said lheteven 1the record levels of lhe f\rsl ~ of this year. ·~ A cutback of this amount :would result In "stable and reaprices, department ex- . ·;·1008ble ' though produclion appears to be decllnlns, output Ibis fall will otay above 1969levels and prices may be substanliaDy below a Y\!81' ago. BUSBY'S BACK aad sliD ba1 1D ezeeUeat eye for Me-lg~s Equipmerit' bl1 werk-Pretty glrll. Ba1by Berkeley, 1he dlreetor beblJMI the ..vlsb da- roatlaes bl 1 'strbl& of -~lanle ltlh' movies, 1adllloas for bll relan to Broadway wllll 1 revival ef "No, No, Naaette." Neal Realty LEGAL NOTICE The Wallla County Agrh:ultul ai Socielv will hold an annual meeting and election September, 1'7, 1970attht Gatlla County Junio .~ Fair Grounds . The elecllon hours are 5:30 to 8:30 P.M. Any member may rear of lot, 4 room apartment vote. ''' Pomeroy Landmark Once-A-Year•.• above and room to park two cars In rear. LOok this over "ftollody But ••• GliiiS til Salnp lie we oa." Ut41·CO REDI-GRIP. WIDE TRA·CK TIRE~&~· ... '; Size 7110113 (650113) ; .TRIPLE LEGAL NOTICE THIRD AVE. & SUTE Sl SUSINESS PROPERTY LOCAT~D at ·45 Court Street. Has large storaae building on ~ FUU. 4 FI.Y . ' NYLON- Co. SALE P.RICES UKE lHIS: · 1st T·IRE. 2nd T,l .' GUAAAmD 'IWO.nRE5 FOR ONLY•••• FREE, . ·~ · •, Bit'S.l ' , ' ' ST~~N ' ~N · ·•' .. ' .. \! v . '. ') .. ' •'. ,_HoURS . ' \ ~· • '· ' . ' and make us an offer . CHOICE LOTS 3 LARGE lots In vlllooe of Rio 'Grande on U.S. Rt. 35. Lorge enough for a business or 3 II.U{. . 11'11 Sept . 6, 13 dwelflngs, Office Phonil 446-1694 Evening Clla~les M. NHI446-15-46 J, t,llt,llltl IIHI 446·1503 Blue Lake Mrs.Nellie- Thi•iner, llfiss Thelma Thiviner and Stevie Services Offered Thivtner wer.e .reeeat weepnd ,-..._.,__;_,-v--- - - - , guests ot Mrs. Chauncy DEAD STOCK ,SS.QO Sfrvlce'Clla_rge wtllromovevo.irdhd . -· hcrsaltld cows c.n Jackilon mw1 Tblvb)er. Mrs: Orpha , Wooten au4 Junior Rotitrts viaited rtlali~~e~ in DIIJIAiil a few days · Misses Tbelma and Ein Ellil ~ Hunlington, W. Va. spent a weekend wilb Mrs. Lucy HamUiml of GlllipoU. and .tiJey all attended lbe ' 8apllat Aasoi:lalion al lhe Victory llllpliat Church. Mf.W Mrs. Randford Cox we"' . r~ceJ!I guests of hla I!IOlbet WI. Alrllira C9i and ' 11!81 ~ 11ii~ Michatl Ill ·CollllllbuJ. Mr; and ..... '· ' s.- aiJielbodiltlUvenlde Jlolpltal IQid 'thejt �~ ~~~:lleOiloi\I'~~D 19'10 " , Farm . sciiine~ ·R 1 ~:i~~~~~ ~~~ ~· .. .:, . ' 'l'lt- ''Available; .Event sej)t. ·22:21 1" f t .. ' l ,, ,. : 'BY c. E. BLAQ:St,EE C-y Ell. Ageat, Agleldt""' Melp Cowlly POMEROY - Ohio State Form Scl111ce !mliew tickets are on • sale atlhe Landmark Store, Sugar Run Mill, ASCS and SCS Of. ·, Iicea, and the Eltlenoion Service Office. A hundred or more Meigs Cow~IJ people annually take In 11118 outstanding event. Advanced sale lickets will cost 75 cents. Tickets at lhe game The New In Farming :· r,r11 u~ CJiflce 14Mm ;trill coet ,1.50. VlslloraiOihe 19'/00hloState Farm Science lmliewwill aee a • record number of COIIlJIIOI'cial exhibits, Review Manager Dele : FridayJI"'"'isea. Elthlbitentriesnowtotal218, topping last year's ' record by 11. '' ;, All IIIII)or equipment companies will have displays at the big , eYllll, scheduled for Sept. 21-24 at the Ohio Stale University airport in northwest Franklin County. Most of the companies atso :. willllage lleld demonstralions, show their equipment In action. . About 350 acres of crops have been provided just for bar· , wtUng operat!Oil5. Some 3JO acres will be plowed end lllied . ·during lhe 3<1ay event, and culling,, conditioning, win<kowing, HoMt · On Fann Front 35'0 I· Broiler Chicken 'Production Down 1 ONE ROW BERNARD BRJlNNER perts said. UPI Farm Jldilor Urged by Other WASHINGTON (UPI) The call for trimming back . Broiler chicken production is chicken production was echoed 1. heading down, Agriculture De- outside lhe government, mean~ parlmenteconomlsts said today, while, lD an appeal by the c They urged chicken growers to American Agricultural Market' make further <!tllbacks next ing Aasociation, This affiliate of ~ year. the American Farm Bureau !' Government specialists writ~ Federation includes a number ,• ing in a new ''poultry and egg of groups represenling farmers ·: situation" report, noted lhel out- who produce broller ch1ckeno ' put of broiler checkens during for in!Algrated processing firms. lhe first seven monlhe of this ,; yesr was up H per cent from Kenneth Hood, AAMA general ·. a year ago - a factor which manager, urged integrated finn ', has kept broiler prices relative- to cut back production by OX· ,. ly low. !Alndlnglhetimebelweenbroods ·, ' But the margin over 1969 of chickens sent to farmers for ' producUon rates has been nar- raising, and by placing fewer , rowlngrecently,lherepurtsaid. birds per house with lhe grow" And while production will re- ers. If Ibis method is used, ' main above 19691evela Ibis fall , Hood said, integrators can ., It may be down to near or be- make "necessary adjUJiments" !Ow year · ago levels by lhe end without having to reduce their ' ·<If lhe ear upefls said. paymel!H'-. to J!.l'!l!l'ers: By \ . ' " .( ' ' .~ i Most of the big (:apac~ty .fef!turft~ of the 550 are built Into the sm,ner . 350, Including the same tyPe .of ·I frame con~tructlon and a similar:,;~ cutte'r head. Because the 350 IS. ~ close-coupled, It Is exceptlon~t.IIY . , maneuverable and has a sliort , ·; turning · radius. It Is regularly equipPed with 6.70-15 tires. . REALTOR ' •' I ISEMAN ·_ AGENCY ... Olfl<t ... ,M4 ....,..,c.ll- ' 1. M. " lkt,.Wisoman 4!'-:IJ'H .. ~~-•441410f 446-10&6 ·Evans Insurance Inquire at Corl>ln & Snyoltr Furn. Co.. 446-1171. Alter J p.m. e<~ll446-1173 or 446-4305~ (O!IJI!Islte Pvst·Oftlcel DIP!I!rtment In a store and lnqulrtd: "Has en)i:body, turned In a blade melkly sklit with live children from two to six years old hanging on to It?" '~ ,, crty water 81)d gas IN KYGER Creek School District 1112 Acre lot with trailer 8' x 35' and addition 19' x 20' . Deep well and septic ton~. Price $7,1100.00 3 BEDROOM home on Smithers Street with link fence around ..,. lot. Has nice carport and ootbvlldlng. Price Sll,OOO.OO UfNdo.lbne Mobile Home . MASSIE REAL-ESTATE BROKER TEL 446-1998 8 large rms., bafh, sun poreh and partial beae.lt has a huge llv. rm. with F.P., fur. heat, garage and bldg. sites, Buy; sell some lots and have a cheap home. Upper· Rt. 7, Price $14,500. to everything, 5 rms., bith and attached laundry# large ltv. rrr1., kitchen and din. rm. combination. Price 114,900. Edge Of City houses; 1, 7 rm., 1, A rm.. end 1, 3 This 6ACRES~3 rm. R"'ald ea"""ay, 446·1616 HospHal. • Fill • Bands tancelledRisllsMoto.qde. Pnnal & General • liability 446-0404 or 446-1712 Howard B. Saunden property Is priced at only "A Good Min 110.000 101' all, lor 1 qulcllsalo to Know" to attto on t~lote. Don' t walt . ...,....,_., conie In today . Plurntiflll & H~tine 4 Bedrm. WE HAVE lots tac(ng the Qllo \4 MI. city limits, has sterm dr. River arid they have one and o and windoWs, lull base .. city hell Acres In them. Price water end gas, small llOrn, garage lind other outbldgs. $2,500.00 and located on 3112 A. lot. ' Evenlnts Price only $14,500. 1\utHit D. Wood, - 1 l Jolin I. Rlchords, 44f.OHO Farm 156 A. ·t Int. 437 Sec011d Ave. NEW Usllng 20 A, lend In City G.illlpblls Towns~lp, 'I• milo IDEAL locath:m. qule1 st., close frilm city limits with Iorge available. •' ' 101f2 Acres A YOUNG women, clod only In o suit jacket end sll~. ap. NEED' piece to rear a large e_roaehed the Lost and Foond family; here's a good one wllh ' barn. . ~. · ~ . \ . ' Saunders ' this attracJive 6 room frame home on Rt. 35. Features 1 nice levet 1J2 acre lOt, modern buill-In kitchen, ·ceramic tile bath, utility r.oom, carpet In LR., carport. Thl_s home I• only 5 years old ~nd Is ready tor Immediate occupancy. A real buy. :see CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 830 Fourth Avenue Phone 446-3818 !!"""'-!"'mot?·~~~~· ~~~·1t ,{,,, • · · r.. · u<!!i:f~t " ~~V~•bl.u.ve their · ~-, ~~nt paymenlacbedulesshouldnotbe ff leaSed a new broiler markeling clals and employes do not make ,, ,. ' . , &i>Uiftd8ll heri Sllliullaneously re- cut as long as integrator olfl. New Value " At Your International Dealer · guide for lbe first quarter of sinliiBr sacrUices," Hood said ~ 1m. ~ guide urged producers In a statement , II) bold !'W'kellnga in Jan~aryThe Agriculture Department's ·~11arcll. 1971, 8 per cent below "situation report" said lheteven 1the record levels of lhe f\rsl ~ of this year. ·~ A cutback of this amount :would result In "stable and reaprices, department ex- . ·;·1008ble ' though produclion appears to be decllnlns, output Ibis fall will otay above 1969levels and prices may be substanliaDy below a Y\!81' ago. BUSBY'S BACK aad sliD ba1 1D ezeeUeat eye for Me-lg~s Equipmerit' bl1 werk-Pretty glrll. Ba1by Berkeley, 1he dlreetor beblJMI the ..vlsb da- roatlaes bl 1 'strbl& of -~lanle ltlh' movies, 1adllloas for bll relan to Broadway wllll 1 revival ef "No, No, Naaette." Neal Realty LEGAL NOTICE The Wallla County Agrh:ultul ai Socielv will hold an annual meeting and election September, 1'7, 1970attht Gatlla County Junio .~ Fair Grounds . The elecllon hours are 5:30 to 8:30 P.M. Any member may rear of lot, 4 room apartment vote. ''' Pomeroy Landmark Once-A-Year•.• above and room to park two cars In rear. LOok this over "ftollody But ••• GliiiS til Salnp lie we oa." Ut41·CO REDI-GRIP. WIDE TRA·CK TIRE~&~· ... '; Size 7110113 (650113) ; .TRIPLE LEGAL NOTICE THIRD AVE. & SUTE Sl SUSINESS PROPERTY LOCAT~D at ·45 Court Street. Has large storaae building on ~ FUU. 4 FI.Y . ' NYLON- Co. SALE P.RICES UKE lHIS: · 1st T·IRE. 2nd T,l .' GUAAAmD 'IWO.nRE5 FOR ONLY•••• FREE, . ·~ · •, Bit'S.l ' , ' ' ST~~N ' ~N · ·•' .. ' .. \! v . '. ') .. ' •'. ,_HoURS . ' \ ~· • '· ' . ' and make us an offer . CHOICE LOTS 3 LARGE lots In vlllooe of Rio 'Grande on U.S. Rt. 35. Lorge enough for a business or 3 II.U{. . 11'11 Sept . 6, 13 dwelflngs, Office Phonil 446-1694 Evening Clla~les M. NHI446-15-46 J, t,llt,llltl IIHI 446·1503 Blue Lake Mrs.Nellie- Thi•iner, llfiss Thelma Thiviner and Stevie Services Offered Thivtner wer.e .reeeat weepnd ,-..._.,__;_,-v--- - - - , guests ot Mrs. Chauncy DEAD STOCK ,SS.QO Sfrvlce'Clla_rge wtllromovevo.irdhd . -· hcrsaltld cows c.n Jackilon mw1 Tblvb)er. Mrs: Orpha , Wooten au4 Junior Rotitrts viaited rtlali~~e~ in DIIJIAiil a few days · Misses Tbelma and Ein Ellil ~ Hunlington, W. Va. spent a weekend wilb Mrs. Lucy HamUiml of GlllipoU. and .tiJey all attended lbe ' 8apllat Aasoi:lalion al lhe Victory llllpliat Church. Mf.W Mrs. Randford Cox we"' . r~ceJ!I guests of hla I!IOlbet WI. Alrllira C9i and ' 11!81 ~ 11ii~ Michatl Ill ·CollllllbuJ. Mr; and ..... '· ' s.- aiJielbodiltlUvenlde Jlolpltal IQid 'thejt �·Doc' Smith •6 BUtp LeSABRES ~. ~ . FACtoRY AUt 00. 3 THE 1" , 1971's WIU. BE HEREI ' TMEY GOllA GO!! ' . 4 Dr. Hdlp .• auto .. P.S., P.B., 12-13.. ' .•·w''' owner. Nice. Was $2195. $1995 ' -.' .,... $1795 1966 IMPAlA 2 dr. Hdlp. 2 Or. Hdtp.; while. cusL vinyl Interior, all power. Was $1695. $1195 ..DANNIE~$ MOBILE HOMES. MdBILE HOME DEALER 8 OPELS IN. STOCK AT DISCOUNT PRICES ''!1 ,, CLEARANCE ON AU IMPORTS , IS WAS < IS WAS 1969 OPEL STATION WAGON 51995 1967 FIAT 850 CONVERTIBLE " 395 1968 OPEL TUDOR 1967 TOYOTA SEDAN $1495 r ' SMITH AUTO ,SALES 1967 OPEL TUDOR '995 51195 1967 OPEL ST. WAGON 1966 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK 1965 vc TUDOR S119S $129$ •AGEN . PUbliSher will not be r.Sponlible l~er':\~~· . 4T Ad~~~~~~~~~nf.Sc Eastern Ave. •:"HJY ~NCERE· lhenkakto ,itt ' ' .. ~OI.I.ll .. OS - Although Utah's Great Sall Lake Is fed by freshwater streams and has no connection with the ocean, It Is about six times as aalty aa the sea. Gallipolis, Ohio .J NO:ITII .KQ10-U ¥AQ9 t K72 Cheru• per } , Ji7 • _~'\~~;~,·· ·· • ; AUCTION + U .10871532 .. An 84 • A Q1 • • North-&ulh ••"-ble ..... ... " .. """'""" "·-·· · · '· ···~ Gilkey to an eye speclallat Thursday. SteveQ, nine year old son of [H11W Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. McGralh,ls a surgical patient at Veterans ·ltlemorial Hospital. He wu ...... kicked by a pony and has a ''lll'll ·11 rup1ured intestine. His COO• f-=r..::."·.:;.::..'.::.'.;..:.:-J,.~-,.,..., dillon is serious and his 8fand· molher, Minnie McGrath, Is helping to care for him at the .'i1YIII.II.j ltlten hospital. Sow the The Eddie Lou, Howery r '¥' 1 1 1 to form u property was burned to ·the l A au.,...ted by , , ground TUesday night. It Will .. -r formerly the BUt Bull boule. _:.::==o===•"'-'..J A A .f,; Virgil AlldiVl was brought by 1..\t~~..:r..,. '"""•It~ ambulance to his home Monday Jouufd.-, LOJn USUIY IICKON GOODLY , ·'• evening. He withstood the trip '··..arrohn ·• home very well. \n,. ... m Hmrh.. .t.-l''"·h··"'',.""'~I-''IOUND4Y" Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gllkey Of Albany spent an evening wilh ·. :. his mother, Ava GilkeJ. Mrs. Eber Pld:ena and Uve at her ~t location, the daughter of Racine vlaiiA!d the Rllberl Clark rental praperly. Robert A.lklrea. Mr. arid Mra. Rllbett Jewell Mrs. Roy Wiseman anti · were IIIJIIIM!I' pelti of the Glen Penny Clark eal1ed on AYa . Je'ltella of Ptwnlnaton on Gilkey Bund.iy afternOOil. Sunday !MI1lna. ' Mrs. Iva Donahue ill iefiollliy Mr. and Mra. Roy .Wlsemaa ill in Hoi...- Medicai'C.Oter. and Mra. Otto Wileman visited Mrs. Earl Foil and Mr. and Otto Wileman olen Albany reat Mrs. M.A. Epple vlslled briefly borne and helped him celebrate ' with the Charles Butchera his blrlhday. SUnday at their new home on Mra. Elizi·-Powell and Mrs. Mudforlt. John Stout were business Recent vi.oitors of the M. A. vlsltora In Pomerdy, Friday. I ' Epples we•e Mr. and 1-fr•· Dena It Is reported that ltlr. I, Haning and Frank Epple; 'HOftfd, w11o the Morris Friends will be ~ to Rowley fann, hal purchased .0 1 ~ know lhat VIrgO Alldlijt 'Ill now ..... 111 ,file aiarlu Butcller " j 'i< •?le to aflPiet the ~ ~ fann or ·lhal put on !be rf4ht l l his bed. ' ~ · · ·. ·;,,,., , handllldeoflhero.dcantalnlog fi• Mr.aO¢ .Larry.ctarkare the~lromHaroldGrwm. '11 ~ Oiilteriot: ;newstalllill',.son. ' Tlwllof\T~bavebeen ~~rs._ Jane Gil~#. ac- making , ~Y.t repali'l to 1 ' "il!D~ the Clinton Gii!Jiyl , their , home ...rbl~ ,llr. ' to•lhutate !air on SUncla,.~$he lWlsMiait'o ~y .Ia ldJell ~Y Ifill he 8U/'S1a of lbe P'. IJ. : ~. · ,:, . · · ' . 1_ \\'JI'I,Ieys fOfl ·• w~k. ·Penny ·and • ~=:~~r'·:~;~ ,. , .Mro. Virginia Burke 01 1 I I r·--r.riv-t-.-• ... ...., l ~I ~Pril~~.~,~-:::::.~.::::1111~...~1 rv I I I I) L... I .. K Wool Nortll r..t Soudl 2¥ n Puo 3 •• ,_ Paa 6• p .., 1 ,_ radio. custom equipment, white sidewall tires. Dart 4 Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl., radio, heater & automatic transmission. 1967 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Dr. Hardtop, V-8 motor, beautiful 2 ,StJiNDAJ" 1966· QIEVROLET 'sPECUL .· THE Li•RATOR . BYL••m •399& fully furnished & carpeted .. 12 f~·~;\iti."'"""~~~."',''J~:mo~·; SUNDAY, SEI'TEMBER 13, 1970 ul: .1 f....0; , .. . . . . .: . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19TH, 11 A.M. , THE ,..,....1 propitrty Ollf af my cabin wlll be sold at 1211 Coffee and donuts will be served on the big announcement day. Plan to stop by. _Show good care. See Art Hoyt, Bill Nelson. Ceward Celvert or Fred Blaettnar. BLAEnNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS In I'Omeroy Since 1853 PHONE 992·2143 POMEROY, OHIO Opening kad-t l D_ ~:: ;...:, ,.•' HRP WANTED --~---- 196~ GAL~xre- ~- s,T .. _~!'fl'l. _,,:;),. r249eng e',4aoor.Beflofer. . , · • · ·Phone 992.33\''"l \ r• 9 · '·-....-.;-; ';'~~ "' 1~-~ 992-5342 GMAC Flnoncing Avoilable POMEROY -------,196'/FORD Econollne Van. 3.600 "Y 'II Llk ~. ~. 1t w of~· a mtles. must see. See at .~ • ~r v •Y ~·ng utlnoss" Newell's Sunoco. Phone Chester 985-3350. 9-13-tfc -·I Real Estate For Sale ADJOINING lots, 50'x100' each, Syracuse, Ohio. Phone . 9-13-Jtc MECHANIC M tk • ut tr us now • o. ans. work. G)OCI working .co_n·d itions. p,ai~ ;fJ-Ians. • ~fT ;" ~ 500 2 Dr. H. T., V-8, auto. console shift, P.S., radio. r Auto rt', Mason. W. Va. 8 AM to 5 PM dally except Sunday. Matthew is a Hebrew name which means "gift of Jehovah." !~~~:~~y~!~~~n my home. October 12 throogh May 25, Mrs. Roger Bohr. across from Eastern ~igh School. Phone Chester m 3958. 9_9_61P 2 Or. H.T. V-8, power steering, power brakes. 1967 Dodge Charger 2 Dr H T p S · Jim 1\:lees, ' You, .and Mnsic!· ·• ' 'll ~hter, J Renee, of 1 Alkir.s. j:,&'bert .Mr. , -~ ·1 a ·day recently ;t; . ., P.B.. auto. console shift, ..~5 -Lincoln · 1965 BUIC• k Custom See Emer5on Jones. Hilton Wolfe, Wallace Ambl!rger, Dick Rawling~. R. ~. .. .,. .. Rawlin_gs Sons Co. 1870-1970 100 y Of...._ ears ....,.endability "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" .._.s.oiiSecliiiiio,;;ndiiiiAiive;;,·.;992oiiii-2iiliii.5liioO.r.;,mliiii-2iiil5ii2.;MI.:.dd;l:;:epo::,l1ii..J Roof Painting & Repair, Spouting & · Cerpenter Work. Contact: 3d 'f11t ar Aucllan '• A!I• . '--~ ' R~nt, . ~A.(. Br~ , , ~~:: ~-~ ' A t.bln·,P!! 'Liki'1 Walhlngton For'$11•• This~ wltf ,..,.. one tfm8, If In·· teret'~.-u;Up •· . . '. ·. '" ""' ~ ' ,., , · .9·11-fh:' , ' ' ..-'·. ~- ORVIUE_gtRUt Phone 992~5632 EXPERT · Wheel AliptmeRt $5.55 ' Air-Conditianiq lnspectiow And • RtOial&t . 6.98 .I'Dmii'I!J··· ' Auto \ ~·~ Mlln,; Pu4W•f• 0. ' ., ' ·' .. DIIIII',O. Have Your Yearly -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 "' 742-2141 Rt.1 • .,•..., .".,.••••. .. :t ..••.. • .,.,., -~ Wildcat 4 dr. ll.T., P.S., radio, fadory air, 20,000 miles & Sharp. . j;d ~~~ ii'oi"' ' .""":'""T:~.:;~; ~·: Loula WatJon, anothet ~t player of the early '801 who sat North, cue bid ID hearta and then spade alaln. jlllilped to, the Well , - tlnental 4 dr. Sedan. . all power ., ,..,,- ., Sharp. and Gentlemen · .. Factory Air. , ROOFING, BY OONTRACI' . <, ~­ '" . Maneotr,. C·. C. flr~d> ·...·: ~: s.,_ .., It •' ••• ,. ,: Her ~111111 spade . •" 1968 Ford Torino """""m -If! ., .· ...., ' .. , , 'n· . •', . ~:.... 1969 Dodge Coronet One of the great woman 1~ TJbl&dAnllqlllj ~~ · bridge playen of the early : l:lf:l..rtt~~J! yean of contract wu Mary -'' f:~ Flrt · irtlll, (Mrs. Emory) Clement of · •· Qi..,pGrt, ~ , Baltimore. Mary alwayt an · hal_f. Sllin_ill LliJh_ ff,, pretended that she knew - ~ 1$lo)lo; dnotblng about the p~;r the ~~; 1~1·' • £!Jilt~ ummy when act. she ,... " . .~ ... mN ' was one of the very '""st ~~I""'-'_ INot Lls~.~-Oail;'• correct 1931standlrds. would 1 I be correct todav, Ell!'a two-heart an" overe 1mproved North'a haod SO !~ ..,. · 5'1!, ,......,, ~..~tr:~~~Oidltigl!y,.:t~ -~·· ill~ ,,, :!. ~1: 197o FoRo Maverick . very good co,ltlon. $1,460. Phone 992-5845: 9-9-6tc For Sale ' .,: ,: Pomeroy Motor Co. 992-5888. Va. •,Collllstlng In Pilrt n follows> RlfriOerttar,_ Ulllity ~blnttund f•blt'l. t:leclrlc Hot • 111ate1 Klldttn Wart, Dfshit, . oome Qirnlval, Punc!l, lloWI Set, ~ Anflllllt round Bottom Chairs, 3.T.Vo, ~· Ml!kar, Cofflit Tebln1 DrOll Loll.• Table, sttltds 'onr Cftw Foot, Clialro, 3< An liM . Roynd;, Bottom; 3 Po:t. , J!~r,oomPISullti, asert, ~c 6 ;;: ~: Auto Sales 3 · 13th Sf. In ~. W. 63cyl.FORD Pickup. Qle owner. Only 43769 easy miles. · Chevelle Super Sport 2 dr. hardtop, 4 speed trans., V-8 motor, radio & heater. SEPTEMBER 29 . )t_ ~ V82 dr. Hard Top ..4 sp. trans. Buckel seats. Smart cream finish with black vinyl Interior. '1495 Your Chevy IJeJJler POMEROY, CliiO Open Eves n1 8 Ph. 992-2126 Fin•ncl_ng &· lnsur.• nce Available. "We Service Whal We Sell.'' · i • Ask tor Dan'IY Thom.,.c.i or Tom LAvender 8-20,tll:. onOS·SWlltiD ~1n·yz·;~T 'u . S!595 66 MUSTANG black over yellow finish. ~UPRIGHT pJanos, .:.,;_ ' S1695 1'967 QIEVROLET S1495 · ' 1895 5 Beautiful dark turquoise with matChing Interior . PS, PB & AT. Bela I~ 4 Dr. Sedan, V-8 motor, radio & heater. J:or Sale EAST .32 ¥5t 2~. ~dan. POMEROY, 0. cour Stltcllon 1 • Chtclc OUr Prlcnl . Be,~rOI,m. .66 PONTIAC Executive 4dr. Hard Top. Ole careful local owner. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN s1395 RAlHER GO . MOBILE WID! G08l£ 13-3ft • ·. · · 1 11 ~1 '1 llngfnO - " ·"'Oht, OLD 9·13-ltp ••n .._.e Moore, Pomeroy. · · · ·Mrs. Eliza Powell took Ava " neighbors from Vihe ahCI Grai\1 St., Middleport, for Jac,olly lhelr kindness and lhoughtlulnoiS at the death of my molher, Mrs. Frencls Bryan. N-is. Helot! Habeck IIOI.!ft (D) l nsr:ramble the~e four Jumblea. v·151'tors of Mr·9 • Ear1 Folt one letter to eath square. to Corm four ordinary word1. Mrs. Thelma Grue~er, ~.,.,..,..,......._., ' r , ~ Ulld ta~Phont •l4-7& _:___:;·'-i'ii.. . _..:_--._!~311~.{ ' tv. ~ld Slltefs, 1>8Sfor. .. H WIST 1 ' . j.u.tfc . _ . · > e r-------., ¥K11087 • I 10 t3 .AQ8 Minersville. ley Miller and Mra, . ' . ,Card or Thanks llarrisonville Society News Phone '1-G-....1. , ' MUstang 2 Dr. Hardtop, 6 cyl, , std. shift. Real Nice. ·.· WOUtpN1 YOU t-!J.31P · .Yf · } ------- •1,395 WOOD MOTOR SAL£S "'I - ; .. · . HAYMAN'S AUCTION . tlouse, e, and lirlhg ·~~3.9fc condlfllln, eslq as hevt r.oti 1 LAurel Cliff, now _ . each been ,ifttt: Paying. SIO ,f4!dt Friday to rattiVI cot\-· Flnfjlaoronly. ll/1on(llyt will' al~nmtnto If 10 1:m. Auctkin ON A blljlatl? !;ern lr• 1•1'1· 'be ·pick.... dly. Wi'llo, tlvlllg~, . ofol"'lng at 7 p.m.' Let ,,. sell Hive a 'Playhouse 'toy porty. good _ directions, -Wllf., l\111110 · your morchendl... can Jolin of 7-G-3655. • 'l;oriJI>InY. ~ aa. ~It, 3-22·11< •' " 9-lkfc , Ohio -~A6. -~ . ·~ ... •. Dr. Sedan. V-8 engine, radio & heater, auto. transmission. Fac. air cond., w-s-w tires, mine white fir\ ish, blue interior. 1!1 eKcellenf nditlon. ·•·" · · .r • . · ·• HOURS ' _, ; ' . ' '> ;' ' . .. ....;.. T ' .... . Bc30 a.m, .111 l :Oo f·"'· Dihv. -; ' ' : '' 't•Uft . win""' . 0 '"PIIY :~~~rd!t . . 10. 1 ;;~o Noo~ REVIVAL AT .Churdt b1 Qoit, 3 WHI'I;E au1itt~S- . Pnoot 71'/.• 1' ltt, ' froin ' S.ptwmblr 6 '322,- N V~pan:>an, ·. 11 . Dll!lh' s.Atllftblir 13 will> J• ~l)d. • , :·~-!3-lfc ' . 4 l three $2095 .The 70's Are Gone! ' 'UH . LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. Qll! careful owner. Extra• good tires. ps, PB & 111 T. . OfFICE '66 CHEVROLET BEL AIR T I N~lce -.- \- s? .:. :·' . •~ · · .· \' 11cu11n lnNi'lool', ·, · - -.· NQHU TINGon Llllher·Frltilcl 25 ~or cent Dtoco~nl on paid HORSE AUC"YION Sundar, · li>t'. tyi lleshen. ·, ' ' oound ad• paid within 10 days. · "-ttl ..._ ~ 12 • Cl • CARD OF THANKS ' · ~ nMrr ...,_ noon. ~· & OBITUARY M $!able, llfleld, Ohio. 10 SilO to• 50 word mlnlinum . miles riof1JI 'Of Alfltn4, Stile Each addillonal word 2c. Route 13, ~ ' lOG 'hold of ' BLI~O ADS hOI'Miandpallin. Lofsoll!f'li' SPECIAL! 1; , . • :· ! CHARI)E lo .. rn· 'WILLglvo,nlanolossoniln· ~ ' llh h · pr;"' · · "'Fe" hrlttrl\fll• money_ w ome. one 992-3666. ilyh..,._, 7~. No <qllecf· lrlg. nQ · clfll~lng., nO c;l$h lnvtllmtn,tt Cill ,. colltcl, HUNTJ!jG ' by written . ~ ' Che~lofle lf!lfokell.' 6_ 1,..377· mlsoldiJ • ollly. Morlon A791-; }!,; . . " o61t '' ;.Eaolei'clay, Rlclne. , ,_ , 1· 9 13 ,, · • e&orBUICK . 1968 DODGE . . , · "' '" •&~~b~9fiQ' ;Gitiln'~o:,?.~y ' ·, WILL pick UP'!"Ofc:hln41""11111 . ' F~rnllilrt;$lor\:WIII'iif cfiiltd (lakt1 to l~lon OIIC I ptr· ' an ,'I'IIISC!I~' ond Wedtiosdly cen ·~· ..,.., .. ,. Ill J,m ,. ,act) wftk until" · further Adems,, auctlono,r, R<rtlan4. · .oollq. A C llridford qmtecutlvelns•rtlnn' · 'Ill cwnts .,.,. war~ lhc. con . CLOSE-OUT PRI.CES ,'"''''(',.. UTES 12 cent5 per ·. W)rd ' 1::".,~ ~1' ··~ Noll C8 f!o.lr· Con· dltlonlng. One local owner ·by one o.f -ou.r r~ customers. PS, PB & AT. All While with faU(I ln-1 ' thtn one lro'<orroc_! for Want Ad Service · 5centsperWordontln~trtkm Minimum Choroe 75c I ALL GOING · Will'be acetplod until 9 o.m. for Day Qf Publlc~llon IIBC<ULATIONS Tho Publlohtr r"erveo the right to Ifill Of rtltcl an~ tdl deemed ottlec:tfontl . · .The 27 • 1970 ·cARS, TRUCKS AND. >"' DEMONSTRATORS SI9S DUPI.If! .• l MondiV Dllctllr\e 9 e.m, Ctncellation &·cOrr•ctfoi'la CLOSE-QUI 'liJOO . 5"P.M. DaY 'letoro Pul>llcotlon LA~ Kanauga, Ohio · ·, AO '" WANT' IN,O.hiATION •. •, · · 68 BUICK Custom LeSabr,e 4 dr. Sedan. Factory •. OHIO~s· L~RGEST .· 992·7195 ' Sports Custom ·. LWB 'h ton Pickup. F~tet sl<je. I ft.'"' , 119dy: Gle OWfler.. Low mlleag~t. E'11tre 'oocl tlres, r Full hub caps. 'Radio. I'Osltlve traction r•tr exle. Oeanest unit out. . EVery 4 Hour• and 11 Mlnults . sii!Pebody 'Buys · a Mnlille Horne · Franchised Dealer for Ho . tly , ·From Dannie's. Park, Sheffield, Valient, wr 1'111' Champion, Hill Crest. :. '; nil' . " ' . WI , Midway. SJ295 ., Central Air Co~lftoolng with tbt Purchase of any lliil)' Pa~k o~ Winston Mobile lfome. 2 'DAYS ' ONI.iY! ' • ' . . · Volume,iuyfng and Vol~me Selling Save~ You Money on the ,Spa~ Financing. "Up To 12 Years :"To Pay" ' BONNE 396 Eng .. 4 speed, bucket seats, red. Nice. Was $1395. Septemller OK ,. , 12195 ' HOLLY PARK~ 4 Dr. Hdtp .• low miles. one"local Factory Air Cond. Qle local owner, sharp. ,. t"rls •laettnar's """"" tn-21:Q ., "'... ~ .; ....'· .. �·Doc' Smith •6 BUtp LeSABRES ~. ~ . FACtoRY AUt 00. 3 THE 1" , 1971's WIU. BE HEREI ' TMEY GOllA GO!! ' . 4 Dr. Hdlp .• auto .. P.S., P.B., 12-13.. ' .•·w''' owner. Nice. Was $2195. $1995 ' -.' .,... $1795 1966 IMPAlA 2 dr. Hdlp. 2 Or. Hdtp.; while. cusL vinyl Interior, all power. Was $1695. $1195 ..DANNIE~$ MOBILE HOMES. MdBILE HOME DEALER 8 OPELS IN. STOCK AT DISCOUNT PRICES ''!1 ,, CLEARANCE ON AU IMPORTS , IS WAS < IS WAS 1969 OPEL STATION WAGON 51995 1967 FIAT 850 CONVERTIBLE " 395 1968 OPEL TUDOR 1967 TOYOTA SEDAN $1495 r ' SMITH AUTO ,SALES 1967 OPEL TUDOR '995 51195 1967 OPEL ST. WAGON 1966 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK 1965 vc TUDOR S119S $129$ •AGEN . PUbliSher will not be r.Sponlible l~er':\~~· . 4T Ad~~~~~~~~~nf.Sc Eastern Ave. •:"HJY ~NCERE· lhenkakto ,itt ' ' .. ~OI.I.ll .. OS - Although Utah's Great Sall Lake Is fed by freshwater streams and has no connection with the ocean, It Is about six times as aalty aa the sea. Gallipolis, Ohio .J NO:ITII .KQ10-U ¥AQ9 t K72 Cheru• per } , Ji7 • _~'\~~;~,·· ·· • ; AUCTION + U .10871532 .. An 84 • A Q1 • • North-&ulh ••"-ble ..... ... " .. """'""" "·-·· · · '· ···~ Gilkey to an eye speclallat Thursday. SteveQ, nine year old son of [H11W Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. McGralh,ls a surgical patient at Veterans ·ltlemorial Hospital. He wu ...... kicked by a pony and has a ''lll'll ·11 rup1ured intestine. His COO• f-=r..::."·.:;.::..'.::.'.;..:.:-J,.~-,.,..., dillon is serious and his 8fand· molher, Minnie McGrath, Is helping to care for him at the .'i1YIII.II.j ltlten hospital. Sow the The Eddie Lou, Howery r '¥' 1 1 1 to form u property was burned to ·the l A au.,...ted by , , ground TUesday night. It Will .. -r formerly the BUt Bull boule. _:.::==o===•"'-'..J A A .f,; Virgil AlldiVl was brought by 1..\t~~..:r..,. '"""•It~ ambulance to his home Monday Jouufd.-, LOJn USUIY IICKON GOODLY , ·'• evening. He withstood the trip '··..arrohn ·• home very well. \n,. ... m Hmrh.. .t.-l''"·h··"'',.""'~I-''IOUND4Y" Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gllkey Of Albany spent an evening wilh ·. :. his mother, Ava GilkeJ. Mrs. Eber Pld:ena and Uve at her ~t location, the daughter of Racine vlaiiA!d the Rllberl Clark rental praperly. Robert A.lklrea. Mr. arid Mra. Rllbett Jewell Mrs. Roy Wiseman anti · were IIIJIIIM!I' pelti of the Glen Penny Clark eal1ed on AYa . Je'ltella of Ptwnlnaton on Gilkey Bund.iy afternOOil. Sunday !MI1lna. ' Mrs. Iva Donahue ill iefiollliy Mr. and Mra. Roy .Wlsemaa ill in Hoi...- Medicai'C.Oter. and Mra. Otto Wileman visited Mrs. Earl Foil and Mr. and Otto Wileman olen Albany reat Mrs. M.A. Epple vlslled briefly borne and helped him celebrate ' with the Charles Butchera his blrlhday. SUnday at their new home on Mra. Elizi·-Powell and Mrs. Mudforlt. John Stout were business Recent vi.oitors of the M. A. vlsltora In Pomerdy, Friday. I ' Epples we•e Mr. and 1-fr•· Dena It Is reported that ltlr. I, Haning and Frank Epple; 'HOftfd, w11o the Morris Friends will be ~ to Rowley fann, hal purchased .0 1 ~ know lhat VIrgO Alldlijt 'Ill now ..... 111 ,file aiarlu Butcller " j 'i< •?le to aflPiet the ~ ~ fann or ·lhal put on !be rf4ht l l his bed. ' ~ · · ·. ·;,,,., , handllldeoflhero.dcantalnlog fi• Mr.aO¢ .Larry.ctarkare the~lromHaroldGrwm. '11 ~ Oiilteriot: ;newstalllill',.son. ' Tlwllof\T~bavebeen ~~rs._ Jane Gil~#. ac- making , ~Y.t repali'l to 1 ' "il!D~ the Clinton Gii!Jiyl , their , home ...rbl~ ,llr. ' to•lhutate !air on SUncla,.~$he lWlsMiait'o ~y .Ia ldJell ~Y Ifill he 8U/'S1a of lbe P'. IJ. : ~. · ,:, . · · ' . 1_ \\'JI'I,Ieys fOfl ·• w~k. ·Penny ·and • ~=:~~r'·:~;~ ,. , .Mro. Virginia Burke 01 1 I I r·--r.riv-t-.-• ... ...., l ~I ~Pril~~.~,~-:::::.~.::::1111~...~1 rv I I I I) L... I .. K Wool Nortll r..t Soudl 2¥ n Puo 3 •• ,_ Paa 6• p .., 1 ,_ radio. custom equipment, white sidewall tires. Dart 4 Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl., radio, heater & automatic transmission. 1967 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Dr. Hardtop, V-8 motor, beautiful 2 ,StJiNDAJ" 1966· QIEVROLET 'sPECUL .· THE Li•RATOR . BYL••m •399& fully furnished & carpeted .. 12 f~·~;\iti."'"""~~~."',''J~:mo~·; SUNDAY, SEI'TEMBER 13, 1970 ul: .1 f....0; , .. . . . . .: . SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19TH, 11 A.M. , THE ,..,....1 propitrty Ollf af my cabin wlll be sold at 1211 Coffee and donuts will be served on the big announcement day. Plan to stop by. _Show good care. See Art Hoyt, Bill Nelson. Ceward Celvert or Fred Blaettnar. BLAEnNARS BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS In I'Omeroy Since 1853 PHONE 992·2143 POMEROY, OHIO Opening kad-t l D_ ~:: ;...:, ,.•' HRP WANTED --~---- 196~ GAL~xre- ~- s,T .. _~!'fl'l. _,,:;),. r249eng e',4aoor.Beflofer. . , · • · ·Phone 992.33\''"l \ r• 9 · '·-....-.;-; ';'~~ "' 1~-~ 992-5342 GMAC Flnoncing Avoilable POMEROY -------,196'/FORD Econollne Van. 3.600 "Y 'II Llk ~. ~. 1t w of~· a mtles. must see. See at .~ • ~r v •Y ~·ng utlnoss" Newell's Sunoco. Phone Chester 985-3350. 9-13-tfc -·I Real Estate For Sale ADJOINING lots, 50'x100' each, Syracuse, Ohio. Phone . 9-13-Jtc MECHANIC M tk • ut tr us now • o. ans. work. G)OCI working .co_n·d itions. p,ai~ ;fJ-Ians. • ~fT ;" ~ 500 2 Dr. H. T., V-8, auto. console shift, P.S., radio. r Auto rt', Mason. W. Va. 8 AM to 5 PM dally except Sunday. Matthew is a Hebrew name which means "gift of Jehovah." !~~~:~~y~!~~~n my home. October 12 throogh May 25, Mrs. Roger Bohr. across from Eastern ~igh School. Phone Chester m 3958. 9_9_61P 2 Or. H.T. V-8, power steering, power brakes. 1967 Dodge Charger 2 Dr H T p S · Jim 1\:lees, ' You, .and Mnsic!· ·• ' 'll ~hter, J Renee, of 1 Alkir.s. j:,&'bert .Mr. , -~ ·1 a ·day recently ;t; . ., P.B.. auto. console shift, ..~5 -Lincoln · 1965 BUIC• k Custom See Emer5on Jones. Hilton Wolfe, Wallace Ambl!rger, Dick Rawling~. R. ~. .. .,. .. Rawlin_gs Sons Co. 1870-1970 100 y Of...._ ears ....,.endability "Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" .._.s.oiiSecliiiiio,;;ndiiiiAiive;;,·.;992oiiii-2iiliii.5liioO.r.;,mliiii-2iiil5ii2.;MI.:.dd;l:;:epo::,l1ii..J Roof Painting & Repair, Spouting & · Cerpenter Work. Contact: 3d 'f11t ar Aucllan '• A!I• . '--~ ' R~nt, . ~A.(. Br~ , , ~~:: ~-~ ' A t.bln·,P!! 'Liki'1 Walhlngton For'$11•• This~ wltf ,..,.. one tfm8, If In·· teret'~.-u;Up •· . . '. ·. '" ""' ~ ' ,., , · .9·11-fh:' , ' ' ..-'·. ~- ORVIUE_gtRUt Phone 992~5632 EXPERT · Wheel AliptmeRt $5.55 ' Air-Conditianiq lnspectiow And • RtOial&t . 6.98 .I'Dmii'I!J··· ' Auto \ ~·~ Mlln,; Pu4W•f• 0. ' ., ' ·' .. DIIIII',O. Have Your Yearly -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 "' 742-2141 Rt.1 • .,•..., .".,.••••. .. :t ..••.. • .,.,., -~ Wildcat 4 dr. ll.T., P.S., radio, fadory air, 20,000 miles & Sharp. . j;d ~~~ ii'oi"' ' .""":'""T:~.:;~; ~·: Loula WatJon, anothet ~t player of the early '801 who sat North, cue bid ID hearta and then spade alaln. jlllilped to, the Well , - tlnental 4 dr. Sedan. . all power ., ,..,,- ., Sharp. and Gentlemen · .. Factory Air. , ROOFING, BY OONTRACI' . <, ~­ '" . Maneotr,. C·. C. flr~d> ·...·: ~: s.,_ .., It •' ••• ,. ,: Her ~111111 spade . •" 1968 Ford Torino """""m -If! ., .· ...., ' .. , , 'n· . •', . ~:.... 1969 Dodge Coronet One of the great woman 1~ TJbl&dAnllqlllj ~~ · bridge playen of the early : l:lf:l..rtt~~J! yean of contract wu Mary -'' f:~ Flrt · irtlll, (Mrs. Emory) Clement of · •· Qi..,pGrt, ~ , Baltimore. Mary alwayt an · hal_f. Sllin_ill LliJh_ ff,, pretended that she knew - ~ 1$lo)lo; dnotblng about the p~;r the ~~; 1~1·' • £!Jilt~ ummy when act. she ,... " . .~ ... mN ' was one of the very '""st ~~I""'-'_ INot Lls~.~-Oail;'• correct 1931standlrds. would 1 I be correct todav, Ell!'a two-heart an" overe 1mproved North'a haod SO !~ ..,. · 5'1!, ,......,, ~..~tr:~~~Oidltigl!y,.:t~ -~·· ill~ ,,, :!. ~1: 197o FoRo Maverick . very good co,ltlon. $1,460. Phone 992-5845: 9-9-6tc For Sale ' .,: ,: Pomeroy Motor Co. 992-5888. Va. •,Collllstlng In Pilrt n follows> RlfriOerttar,_ Ulllity ~blnttund f•blt'l. t:leclrlc Hot • 111ate1 Klldttn Wart, Dfshit, . oome Qirnlval, Punc!l, lloWI Set, ~ Anflllllt round Bottom Chairs, 3.T.Vo, ~· Ml!kar, Cofflit Tebln1 DrOll Loll.• Table, sttltds 'onr Cftw Foot, Clialro, 3< An liM . Roynd;, Bottom; 3 Po:t. , J!~r,oomPISullti, asert, ~c 6 ;;: ~: Auto Sales 3 · 13th Sf. In ~. W. 63cyl.FORD Pickup. Qle owner. Only 43769 easy miles. · Chevelle Super Sport 2 dr. hardtop, 4 speed trans., V-8 motor, radio & heater. SEPTEMBER 29 . )t_ ~ V82 dr. Hard Top ..4 sp. trans. Buckel seats. Smart cream finish with black vinyl Interior. '1495 Your Chevy IJeJJler POMEROY, CliiO Open Eves n1 8 Ph. 992-2126 Fin•ncl_ng &· lnsur.• nce Available. "We Service Whal We Sell.'' · i • Ask tor Dan'IY Thom.,.c.i or Tom LAvender 8-20,tll:. onOS·SWlltiD ~1n·yz·;~T 'u . S!595 66 MUSTANG black over yellow finish. ~UPRIGHT pJanos, .:.,;_ ' S1695 1'967 QIEVROLET S1495 · ' 1895 5 Beautiful dark turquoise with matChing Interior . PS, PB & AT. Bela I~ 4 Dr. Sedan, V-8 motor, radio & heater. J:or Sale EAST .32 ¥5t 2~. ~dan. POMEROY, 0. cour Stltcllon 1 • Chtclc OUr Prlcnl . Be,~rOI,m. .66 PONTIAC Executive 4dr. Hard Top. Ole careful local owner. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN s1395 RAlHER GO . MOBILE WID! G08l£ 13-3ft • ·. · · 1 11 ~1 '1 llngfnO - " ·"'Oht, OLD 9·13-ltp ••n .._.e Moore, Pomeroy. · · · ·Mrs. Eliza Powell took Ava " neighbors from Vihe ahCI Grai\1 St., Middleport, for Jac,olly lhelr kindness and lhoughtlulnoiS at the death of my molher, Mrs. Frencls Bryan. N-is. Helot! Habeck IIOI.!ft (D) l nsr:ramble the~e four Jumblea. v·151'tors of Mr·9 • Ear1 Folt one letter to eath square. to Corm four ordinary word1. Mrs. Thelma Grue~er, ~.,.,..,..,......._., ' r , ~ Ulld ta~Phont •l4-7& _:___:;·'-i'ii.. . _..:_--._!~311~.{ ' tv. ~ld Slltefs, 1>8Sfor. .. H WIST 1 ' . j.u.tfc . _ . · > e r-------., ¥K11087 • I 10 t3 .AQ8 Minersville. ley Miller and Mra, . ' . ,Card or Thanks llarrisonville Society News Phone '1-G-....1. , ' MUstang 2 Dr. Hardtop, 6 cyl, , std. shift. Real Nice. ·.· WOUtpN1 YOU t-!J.31P · .Yf · } ------- •1,395 WOOD MOTOR SAL£S "'I - ; .. · . HAYMAN'S AUCTION . tlouse, e, and lirlhg ·~~3.9fc condlfllln, eslq as hevt r.oti 1 LAurel Cliff, now _ . each been ,ifttt: Paying. SIO ,f4!dt Friday to rattiVI cot\-· Flnfjlaoronly. ll/1on(llyt will' al~nmtnto If 10 1:m. Auctkin ON A blljlatl? !;ern lr• 1•1'1· 'be ·pick.... dly. Wi'llo, tlvlllg~, . ofol"'lng at 7 p.m.' Let ,,. sell Hive a 'Playhouse 'toy porty. good _ directions, -Wllf., l\111110 · your morchendl... can Jolin of 7-G-3655. • 'l;oriJI>InY. ~ aa. ~It, 3-22·11< •' " 9-lkfc , Ohio -~A6. -~ . ·~ ... •. Dr. Sedan. V-8 engine, radio & heater, auto. transmission. Fac. air cond., w-s-w tires, mine white fir\ ish, blue interior. 1!1 eKcellenf nditlon. ·•·" · · .r • . · ·• HOURS ' _, ; ' . ' '> ;' ' . .. ....;.. T ' .... . Bc30 a.m, .111 l :Oo f·"'· Dihv. -; ' ' : '' 't•Uft . win""' . 0 '"PIIY :~~~rd!t . . 10. 1 ;;~o Noo~ REVIVAL AT .Churdt b1 Qoit, 3 WHI'I;E au1itt~S- . Pnoot 71'/.• 1' ltt, ' froin ' S.ptwmblr 6 '322,- N V~pan:>an, ·. 11 . Dll!lh' s.Atllftblir 13 will> J• ~l)d. • , :·~-!3-lfc ' . 4 l three $2095 .The 70's Are Gone! ' 'UH . LeSabre 2 dr. Hard Top. Qll! careful owner. Extra• good tires. ps, PB & 111 T. . OfFICE '66 CHEVROLET BEL AIR T I N~lce -.- \- s? .:. :·' . •~ · · .· \' 11cu11n lnNi'lool', ·, · - -.· NQHU TINGon Llllher·Frltilcl 25 ~or cent Dtoco~nl on paid HORSE AUC"YION Sundar, · li>t'. tyi lleshen. ·, ' ' oound ad• paid within 10 days. · "-ttl ..._ ~ 12 • Cl • CARD OF THANKS ' · ~ nMrr ...,_ noon. ~· & OBITUARY M $!able, llfleld, Ohio. 10 SilO to• 50 word mlnlinum . miles riof1JI 'Of Alfltn4, Stile Each addillonal word 2c. Route 13, ~ ' lOG 'hold of ' BLI~O ADS hOI'Miandpallin. Lofsoll!f'li' SPECIAL! 1; , . • :· ! CHARI)E lo .. rn· 'WILLglvo,nlanolossoniln· ~ ' llh h · pr;"' · · "'Fe" hrlttrl\fll• money_ w ome. one 992-3666. ilyh..,._, 7~. No <qllecf· lrlg. nQ · clfll~lng., nO c;l$h lnvtllmtn,tt Cill ,. colltcl, HUNTJ!jG ' by written . ~ ' Che~lofle lf!lfokell.' 6_ 1,..377· mlsoldiJ • ollly. Morlon A791-; }!,; . . " o61t '' ;.Eaolei'clay, Rlclne. , ,_ , 1· 9 13 ,, · • e&orBUICK . 1968 DODGE . . , · "' '" •&~~b~9fiQ' ;Gitiln'~o:,?.~y ' ·, WILL pick UP'!"Ofc:hln41""11111 . ' F~rnllilrt;$lor\:WIII'iif cfiiltd (lakt1 to l~lon OIIC I ptr· ' an ,'I'IIISC!I~' ond Wedtiosdly cen ·~· ..,.., .. ,. Ill J,m ,. ,act) wftk until" · further Adems,, auctlono,r, R<rtlan4. · .oollq. A C llridford qmtecutlvelns•rtlnn' · 'Ill cwnts .,.,. war~ lhc. con . CLOSE-OUT PRI.CES ,'"''''(',.. UTES 12 cent5 per ·. W)rd ' 1::".,~ ~1' ··~ Noll C8 f!o.lr· Con· dltlonlng. One local owner ·by one o.f -ou.r r~ customers. PS, PB & AT. All While with faU(I ln-1 ' thtn one lro'<orroc_! for Want Ad Service · 5centsperWordontln~trtkm Minimum Choroe 75c I ALL GOING · Will'be acetplod until 9 o.m. for Day Qf Publlc~llon IIBC<ULATIONS Tho Publlohtr r"erveo the right to Ifill Of rtltcl an~ tdl deemed ottlec:tfontl . · .The 27 • 1970 ·cARS, TRUCKS AND. >"' DEMONSTRATORS SI9S DUPI.If! .• l MondiV Dllctllr\e 9 e.m, Ctncellation &·cOrr•ctfoi'la CLOSE-QUI 'liJOO . 5"P.M. DaY 'letoro Pul>llcotlon LA~ Kanauga, Ohio · ·, AO '" WANT' IN,O.hiATION •. •, · · 68 BUICK Custom LeSabr,e 4 dr. Sedan. Factory •. OHIO~s· L~RGEST .· 992·7195 ' Sports Custom ·. LWB 'h ton Pickup. F~tet sl<je. I ft.'"' , 119dy: Gle OWfler.. Low mlleag~t. E'11tre 'oocl tlres, r Full hub caps. 'Radio. I'Osltlve traction r•tr exle. Oeanest unit out. . EVery 4 Hour• and 11 Mlnults . sii!Pebody 'Buys · a Mnlille Horne · Franchised Dealer for Ho . tly , ·From Dannie's. Park, Sheffield, Valient, wr 1'111' Champion, Hill Crest. :. '; nil' . " ' . WI , Midway. SJ295 ., Central Air Co~lftoolng with tbt Purchase of any lliil)' Pa~k o~ Winston Mobile lfome. 2 'DAYS ' ONI.iY! ' • ' . . · Volume,iuyfng and Vol~me Selling Save~ You Money on the ,Spa~ Financing. "Up To 12 Years :"To Pay" ' BONNE 396 Eng .. 4 speed, bucket seats, red. Nice. Was $1395. Septemller OK ,. , 12195 ' HOLLY PARK~ 4 Dr. Hdtp .• low miles. one"local Factory Air Cond. Qle local owner, sharp. ,. t"rls •laettnar's """"" tn-21:Q ., "'... ~ .; ....'· .. �.~·Commwrlty Datelirie 'I' Dear Friend: '1 have received your recent correspondence concerning leglalatloll to eaempt the DELTA QUEEN from appltcable safety atalllards of the Coast Guard, and I feel certoin related facts should be btongbt to your atlentlm. "In June, 1161, my Committee held bearings oo leglalallon to aUow lliB ablp to cmlinue salling. The Department of Collllllel'te app!Sed tile eaempllon, Tile Department of State opposed the eaemptioo. And the Department of Transportatioo, of which the U. S. Coast Guard Ia a coostituent part, also opposed the exemp. lion. In each caae, the exemption was opposed in the interest of safety. "Despite these strenuous objeclioos from the E•eculive Branch, Congress DID enact a atalllte which permitted the DELTA QUEEN to operate for lwomoreyeara, unW November 2, 19711. This exemption was granted primarily on the basis of atalemenls by the owners of the DELTA QUEEN that they would replace ll1e vessel with one that met Coast Guard safety requirements. This has not been done. '1o my "!'Inion, the safety of American cltlzens traveling on passenger ships under the United Stalel Flag Ia of paramount importance, and standards In ensure this safety should be BlrtcUy enforced. The Coast Guard has the ellpel'liae in the field of maritime safety, Since that agency is strongly opposed to the conttoued.operation of the DELTA QUEEN for safety reasons, I would be reluctant to take any action counter to this positloll. '!'bank you for providing me with the benefit of your views." Sincerely, Edward A. Garmatz, Oullrman RECEIVED the following letter receoUy from E. L. Dickey, Rt. I, Lake Oty, Pa. II reads: 1.',l..· ·~ m.,-, DO...,.,· '" .,, . .. lili !bo *leclal' ,, ' Pr. PLEASo\NT-.JIIrliil ,J!: Pl. CllARIEJI R. LEWIS OF atarleaton, son of Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, S. Secood, Mlcl4eport, was recenUynamed aw!dant to the ..ecutive secretary of tile West VIrginia State Mecllcal Association. A fonner United ,....... lnlernalional and Aasoclaled Pren new8111811, Lewis realgned as executive secretary of the West Virginia ~I of Welfare to accept the post. HARRY AND JEAN MOORE are looking forward to anotber trip •broad! In October they will join a group of Sbriners for two week& Ill Spain. • BOB LEHEW IS PROGRESSING nicely at tile Ben Franklin TUberculosis Hoopltal where be bas been a patient for 14 week& , !Jl8t Sunday be bad his first !Ulour pu1 and went hame to see his famlly. !liB motber, Mrs. Berry Davia, Pl>meroy, wu there to greet blm. Bob expecta to be dlacharged in jUII a few weeb oow. • Korner Pl.~ . ~ 'actlvllill! many lnvltatlnto camp 1lltb . thelroop bat Iince be went that lltat.time be goes every chaoce be get.o. ' ' ' He has accompanied ·Troop 21i7 to Camp Arrowhead two years. xummers 111d has belped liiiiiY . Hla wife, l!velyn, belpe wltb boys on merit btldjjea and ad- 2117 when needed and b!a 100 vancement. Slepben, Iii an Eaile Scolil. He aUendo the First Clurch of Another !'OR, Paul, is a We God at Pl. Pleasant. He is a Scout. llcllh anna at~ the graduate of Morebead State Nallanal Jamboree, Farragut Unlveralty and has been em· State Park, ldlbo in 1969. Hla p)oyed as a laboratory asalstant daiJ8bler, Ia a Girl at Kaiser Aluminum for 14 SCout · ""lillY· ..,.•. .. PLAYGROUND FACIUTIES at 111e Riverview Elementary Scbool, improved tlrough the wort of the achool'a P.T.A. to in· elude cmcrete alibi for voUeybaU and basketball, wen pictured in the Oldo Parent-Teacber September Issue. The magezlnc Ia the official publk:allon of lheOhlo Congress of Parents and 'i'eacbera, IDe. and II was the flnllime in alollg lime Illata Meigs COUnty picture has been used. MRS. GLENROY EWING, a former resldeol of Meip County, who now ....tdelln Columbus, Ia litre vialting ber brother and famii1,Mr.and Mrs. Pllrley Karr of Cheater. . Mr.and'Mrs.Karr emnd an invltallcn to iUof Mrs. Ewlllg'a relallvee and lrlenda to atop at the IWT borne any lime. Mrs. EwiDe will vial! here tbrougb Sept. 20. i ,: •1''Ji ' .I'Jt', ' ... ;,: ' For The Real Fashion look In SPEAKING OF 'l1IE P.T .A. Mrll. Herold Lobxe of PomOfl>y willll'Obobly be the next Dl!drlct 18 director. Aformer director, ber name bas been placed in nomination. 'Die eiOctton takes place at the October cmventlon of the <lllo Omgress of Parents and ~ '·i l ~ ..-;" .~ 'I. . l '1, ! .••• . ' J ' :,, .:. ~· ·. . . \ t: l . ' •' SPORTSWEAR •' Of the Bend Make Elberfelds ~eadf-.TO·Wear mblm. SP-4 CHESTER V. KING, 100 of Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea C. Kinll of near Rulland, will be bomeward bound in the near future. Oieller bu been n llgn>d to Hea119w1ers and Co. A, USAREUR and 7th Army Special Troopa Ed wu wortdng Ill tbe .For your comptete wardrpbe of, sportswear ,. wh~ther: ,_ separate• or ~oordlnates, c:ome to Elbi!rh!lds; b11 sy . Reac:h1· To; Wear · ;..De~rfiti.nf on the secon~ floor and ma~te .; ... you.r selections' - a' beal)tlflll selection of Ponchos ln. solids . and patterns .... v.,sts In vlflyl, -' .knits, ·plaid wools !lll'ld ®lid ·.· flann.!!IS .- Swaaters In a.Wide variety of sty.ies l'lciUf:llrig · . long ~leeve cardigans, .long·· sleeve . sllpovers fe~turil'lg crew nec~s. turtle rtecks anc;( .v lnes · solids 'iiJU:i . shel!t~, ~ · ' · Include . ' Furniture Store Owner Is Rotary Chili Speaker MIDDLEPORT - "Maybe moot of you have !raveled more than I bat none could have had more fun." That was bow Ed Baker ~rlelor of Baker Furnl~ Store litre, detcrlbed lo the Middleport-PomerO)' Rotary ANGEU. FAMD.Y DINNER Club the experience of his and GALIJPOLIS - The Earl Mrs. Baker's llklay Yialt to the AngeU horne, Route 2, Crown Ialand of MaJorca located off Oty, was the scene of a family the soulhea~tem coast of Spain dinner Sunday afternoon. Three of the aeven Angell chUdren horne were Mr. and Mrs. Jamea LEAVING IIEPJ'. 17 Porter of Eureka, Mr. and Mrs. POMEROY - Jeffrey L. Waldo Porter and five sona Folmer, A. A. of the U. o. Navy, of Sanduoky; Mr. Lester will . ablp out from J.eMoore, Dean Angell, Dwljht and Brtan caiH. Sept. 17 on the "Ranger," Lee of Dayton, and his grand- He II the fllghl Jeffrey daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Denver is the 100 of Mr. and Mra. Kingery of l..owar River Road. William Folmer, Pomeroy. . Spain. ofGeorge~~=~ a current at'-!ln promlsed • ''Prire'' ctven each llltlliller praent next Friday ' ~ at 'the regular meetlnl of Heatb Church. . . . ~ I f '' ' . ....::::.~ IOJJ ro I ~ lies~ • ••• lET ME coum~UJA'IS ••• ' Praident llllrlel Blmonl, prealdlng, illll•lanced a director.' meei\Dc ~ada;, Sepl. 2t, at 7:ll0 p.nL at btl home, and regular dlrectAn' meellnp on the 1'llelclqa of that week In ' monllls. captain: T~AT'S LIFE ... I(OU SET !{OUR ~RM FOR SIX O'CLOCK, AND WORM SETSI-ll5 fORFIVE.:rHIRW TIIB JiOBN :LOSER in the Mediterranean. The trip • wu a aale8 conlell reward from the Admiral Corp •. Rotarian Baker delcrtbed the cuato101 and ,Jife of ihe Malclreans and rellled Ill detalJ a aide GCW!Ioll to Madrid MRS. ROSE GIN111ER, Cbester, refllrned home Wednesday following a vial! witll her son and famlb', Mr. and Mrs. James E Glllther of Mlddlotown. · Ql Friday theY atlellded tha graduation of the Gintben' aoo ~e. who received his B. A. degree at Oblo State University: .~...~ mail will confer with Offlcudo of tbe two countries about atreng· tbenlltg Jucllclal cooperatlnn . -~ Adjutant Genel'l]'l Data PI'O< IDC QlldAir at Heidelberg, West Germany. BerlMa II'Giidns, 11L Bier bu been able to do a lit of trave~ at Frank!ta'l and tbe eut1e1 aJon& the Rhine; Stuttgart, Clbenmmergau where be aaw tbe Puoi111 Play, Wut Germany and Lmoon, England. He Ia Clll'l'elllly towtn& Parta, Fl'lllce and mare of Westem Germany befGre returning home. He 11 Sl'EVEN STANlEY, son of Mt. and Mrs. o..me Stanley, scheduled for uatanment next in the RepnhJ!c of South Vietoam. ' Pomeroy, Rl 4, won the t.H award far "On"'andtng of the Day" at the Ohio State Fair recenUy, Sl2vell, a member of the HarrtaonviUe Boys t.H Club for the past nine years, competed in a-ge, in conjunction wltll his walt at Ohio State, toured Europe this summer. . the State Jlllliar Fair Electric Sbow Ql Friday and Saturday they attended the Ohio Slate Jl'llr. Steven, a Jllllar at Melga High School, bopei to JliiTIIIO the Jim and Gecqe, who are memberl of lbe Butler County'MoaDted . field of electronics. Congratulatlolla, Steven, and good luck in aU Patrol, partldpated ln the State Fair Patrol parade. Fourtetit yotll' endeaWI'I. units tbrouabout Ohio IIJok part in the activ!Uee. BELATED lllRTHJ)AY wlabeo to Mrs. Richard Ruush of Racine. Mrs. Roush celebrated her 811111 blrtbdly Thuraday. Her daughter, Mrs. Jolm Younc, and claughterHn.Jaw, Mn. VIrgO Roush and Mrs. Henchel Roosb of Letart Falls, entertained with a diJma' at O'ow's Steak Ho1110. 0001 1lllolr of anyone more deaerving than Mn. Roosb. Congtatulationa. - ,. =· o1U8'1'1QE WILL TRAvEL CAIRO (UP!) Ml· Dialer Mustafa Kamel · will leave Monday for 81!1klong vial! to F'rllnce folloWed by a week in East Gennall)', It was IIUIOIII1Ced 4ai!U'dl1 .fa. SUSPICIONS have it tllat IIODle ''doglatapplng''' .is~~~~'"'~ place in the county. On Aug. 31, at least three persons pi · se±ing to locate their pets and tllere may have been olhets mlaslni at the same time. If y(llllove your oog, beUW' keej> an eye Athousand tbanb to the Meiga Cbeerleaders lor the besuliful Dower arr~qement. Avery tboughUul gesture on the part of the &Iris mllbeir advisor, Mrs..Joy Bentley. 'lbanluJ so mucb- you really made my day. . .• cbalrman, be wuinllrun!Ontal in llllrljng tbe 'lltat Seoul Fair at lCrodell'lrt in '"' and lbe Seoul~ thl8 year at tbe Galllia 01ui11J llulllor Falrgrounda. He Ia now aorvtna ',. leaderablp tralniDg dlalnPaD far M-G-M cllalrlct. Not belllg a tllout as a boy, be was reluctant to become in· · volved as an adult. Be declined :::.u:=~~~tJ.~tii mualcalwlU be sellll 'E~ear future. · · By Katie Crow . ' now. gone. CHAIU..tS lLISKJNS, teacher and prlDclpalln the Vinton O>unty scboola tar the past algbl JWI,'la now 11 Spencerville u ll1e hl&h acbool prlnclpal. He was lui i-'1 ]riictpsl of tbe con· aolldaled Vinton CCIIIntY High School. ' Diaries, his wife, Jo Am and two llllll, Mlltthew, now tllree, and Billy, eight montlls,lflan to move to Spellca viDe very 110011 DOW. 'lbe scboollaJocatedjulll)mlJes lOUth of IJma. ' committoeman, ~tiee chairman and ualatant IICOIIimaaler lor RW{II ,.... m 117, llplllogred bY 'll!i St. Peter's Lulberlil Ou!r<!b, pecting her lbllbar, Mrs. Da¥1d l"'rnW,IO return hill a cburch meeting, BtelliJ!lll out lllld tbere Ill the comor wu the llUle fawn, Mary deacrlbed It u not much biger t11an a bird .q . SIDiU lis it waa, llllllllaged to leap onr the aide rl the pOrCh ilad was Teachers, Inc. to be held in Allron. "Dear Sir. Would you please insert the following in the Mrs. Leo Crew was orlginaUy alated lor the position but Gallipolis paper. I would Uke to know the whereabouts or address, recenUy withdrew due to a pl.mled move by lhe famUy. The If posalble, of the former Ruth Williams. She IDlY or may not be married. She graduated fr'IID Gallia Academy High School in Crews bave be<n real church 111d cmununlty contribatora 111d certainly wlU be mlased when the movetak01 place. 1926. AI the time she lived with Sieve and Nora Woods. "If I can only get the name of the city where she is located I will atlemPito gel her address. ' "This Is the only person sWI living of the aass of 19211 tllat 1 have been unable to locate and communicate with. "In 1969, we bad a class reunion. We are plaMing another in (Continued from page II) 1971. I am oo a coounlttee to belp preparo for the event, and would Scbool Dl!drlct's Atbletlc Board. Several departments of the hlgll certalnly appreciate any help I can get in locating Ruth." school wlU be aalted to paiorm functions to alllist with tbe overaU plana far the presentation. The Pomeroy .Junl« High Sdi9IJ will be tbe rebell'llll besdquarters for the abow - the first by the mlnltrel a"''"'allon alnce 1a!d llprUw - with final rebearsala Katie's bY ' N........ bu~ai\1'9"!' JleariJtc IDIIIttiJq ... lba P!l'dl. Mary Sldnner, llbl> ...,; ... Beat.... p' Sco~t~r.,;.{;f~ ·~ I'Uttq allllle a!'!~ In~ life ,;1·:1118 South Fi11b Awh been ~ Ml"'"""'", Tburlday mgbt - a bali)' faWn. • We±" fo!r the M.Q.M J)lltrlC.(: MRS. Mllls, !Ike lbouaand8 of other OhloaruJ, Kenlllckianll and Weal Virglnlanulong the Ohio River, Ia going aU out to beip save 111e Delta Queen. It lo<U, however, from tile reply abe received recently from Olalrman Garmatz, tllatlt is au in vain. Here Ia the chairman's reply to Mrs. Mllls: " ' .,· "'1"- f I' ' BY HOBART WWiON, JR. MRS. BERNICE Mllls, 107 Klneon Drive, Gallipolis, submitted a letter to Edward A. Garmatz, clalrman of the U. S. House of Repreoentallveo' Coounlttee m Merchanl Marble and Fisheries in Waabington, D. C., llbortly before tile Delta Queen's •islt here ~ montll. '. ~ . ~·: ·Hatltn COmet 'By ·charlene lk.llic~ . BY HOB.UlT WILSON, JR. , /. I .' :.~ Gallia .'1' ·' ., '' a-rain~ r-----~-,...-------"'!"'""'11 M~Dade, 1. • • ' ' , f01llltl' reaident~ !lOW OORRECiloN OF OUR lAST WED. AD ...... Open Monday As Usual ~M8ER14 HQLUrs •u~ET ·· .. VINTOII, .OHIO . '' ' w....... .1'1' '' • ~. ,.. ... ···- ~· �.~·Commwrlty Datelirie 'I' Dear Friend: '1 have received your recent correspondence concerning leglalatloll to eaempt the DELTA QUEEN from appltcable safety atalllards of the Coast Guard, and I feel certoin related facts should be btongbt to your atlentlm. "In June, 1161, my Committee held bearings oo leglalallon to aUow lliB ablp to cmlinue salling. The Department of Collllllel'te app!Sed tile eaempllon, Tile Department of State opposed the eaemptioo. And the Department of Transportatioo, of which the U. S. Coast Guard Ia a coostituent part, also opposed the exemp. lion. In each caae, the exemption was opposed in the interest of safety. "Despite these strenuous objeclioos from the E•eculive Branch, Congress DID enact a atalllte which permitted the DELTA QUEEN to operate for lwomoreyeara, unW November 2, 19711. This exemption was granted primarily on the basis of atalemenls by the owners of the DELTA QUEEN that they would replace ll1e vessel with one that met Coast Guard safety requirements. This has not been done. '1o my "!'Inion, the safety of American cltlzens traveling on passenger ships under the United Stalel Flag Ia of paramount importance, and standards In ensure this safety should be BlrtcUy enforced. The Coast Guard has the ellpel'liae in the field of maritime safety, Since that agency is strongly opposed to the conttoued.operation of the DELTA QUEEN for safety reasons, I would be reluctant to take any action counter to this positloll. '!'bank you for providing me with the benefit of your views." Sincerely, Edward A. Garmatz, Oullrman RECEIVED the following letter receoUy from E. L. Dickey, Rt. I, Lake Oty, Pa. II reads: 1.',l..· ·~ m.,-, DO...,.,· '" .,, . .. lili !bo *leclal' ,, ' Pr. PLEASo\NT-.JIIrliil ,J!: Pl. CllARIEJI R. LEWIS OF atarleaton, son of Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, S. Secood, Mlcl4eport, was recenUynamed aw!dant to the ..ecutive secretary of tile West VIrginia State Mecllcal Association. A fonner United ,....... lnlernalional and Aasoclaled Pren new8111811, Lewis realgned as executive secretary of the West Virginia ~I of Welfare to accept the post. HARRY AND JEAN MOORE are looking forward to anotber trip •broad! In October they will join a group of Sbriners for two week& Ill Spain. • BOB LEHEW IS PROGRESSING nicely at tile Ben Franklin TUberculosis Hoopltal where be bas been a patient for 14 week& , !Jl8t Sunday be bad his first !Ulour pu1 and went hame to see his famlly. !liB motber, Mrs. Berry Davia, Pl>meroy, wu there to greet blm. Bob expecta to be dlacharged in jUII a few weeb oow. • Korner Pl.~ . ~ 'actlvllill! many lnvltatlnto camp 1lltb . thelroop bat Iince be went that lltat.time be goes every chaoce be get.o. ' ' ' He has accompanied ·Troop 21i7 to Camp Arrowhead two years. xummers 111d has belped liiiiiY . Hla wife, l!velyn, belpe wltb boys on merit btldjjea and ad- 2117 when needed and b!a 100 vancement. Slepben, Iii an Eaile Scolil. He aUendo the First Clurch of Another !'OR, Paul, is a We God at Pl. Pleasant. He is a Scout. llcllh anna at~ the graduate of Morebead State Nallanal Jamboree, Farragut Unlveralty and has been em· State Park, ldlbo in 1969. Hla p)oyed as a laboratory asalstant daiJ8bler, Ia a Girl at Kaiser Aluminum for 14 SCout · ""lillY· ..,.•. .. PLAYGROUND FACIUTIES at 111e Riverview Elementary Scbool, improved tlrough the wort of the achool'a P.T.A. to in· elude cmcrete alibi for voUeybaU and basketball, wen pictured in the Oldo Parent-Teacber September Issue. The magezlnc Ia the official publk:allon of lheOhlo Congress of Parents and 'i'eacbera, IDe. and II was the flnllime in alollg lime Illata Meigs COUnty picture has been used. MRS. GLENROY EWING, a former resldeol of Meip County, who now ....tdelln Columbus, Ia litre vialting ber brother and famii1,Mr.and Mrs. Pllrley Karr of Cheater. . Mr.and'Mrs.Karr emnd an invltallcn to iUof Mrs. Ewlllg'a relallvee and lrlenda to atop at the IWT borne any lime. Mrs. EwiDe will vial! here tbrougb Sept. 20. i ,: •1''Ji ' .I'Jt', ' ... ;,: ' For The Real Fashion look In SPEAKING OF 'l1IE P.T .A. Mrll. Herold Lobxe of PomOfl>y willll'Obobly be the next Dl!drlct 18 director. Aformer director, ber name bas been placed in nomination. 'Die eiOctton takes place at the October cmventlon of the <lllo Omgress of Parents and ~ '·i l ~ ..-;" .~ 'I. . l '1, ! .••• . ' J ' :,, .:. ~· ·. . . \ t: l . ' •' SPORTSWEAR •' Of the Bend Make Elberfelds ~eadf-.TO·Wear mblm. SP-4 CHESTER V. KING, 100 of Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea C. Kinll of near Rulland, will be bomeward bound in the near future. Oieller bu been n llgn>d to Hea119w1ers and Co. A, USAREUR and 7th Army Special Troopa Ed wu wortdng Ill tbe .For your comptete wardrpbe of, sportswear ,. wh~ther: ,_ separate• or ~oordlnates, c:ome to Elbi!rh!lds; b11 sy . Reac:h1· To; Wear · ;..De~rfiti.nf on the secon~ floor and ma~te .; ... you.r selections' - a' beal)tlflll selection of Ponchos ln. solids . and patterns .... v.,sts In vlflyl, -' .knits, ·plaid wools !lll'ld ®lid ·.· flann.!!IS .- Swaaters In a.Wide variety of sty.ies l'lciUf:llrig · . long ~leeve cardigans, .long·· sleeve . sllpovers fe~turil'lg crew nec~s. turtle rtecks anc;( .v lnes · solids 'iiJU:i . shel!t~, ~ · ' · Include . ' Furniture Store Owner Is Rotary Chili Speaker MIDDLEPORT - "Maybe moot of you have !raveled more than I bat none could have had more fun." That was bow Ed Baker ~rlelor of Baker Furnl~ Store litre, detcrlbed lo the Middleport-PomerO)' Rotary ANGEU. FAMD.Y DINNER Club the experience of his and GALIJPOLIS - The Earl Mrs. Baker's llklay Yialt to the AngeU horne, Route 2, Crown Ialand of MaJorca located off Oty, was the scene of a family the soulhea~tem coast of Spain dinner Sunday afternoon. Three of the aeven Angell chUdren horne were Mr. and Mrs. Jamea LEAVING IIEPJ'. 17 Porter of Eureka, Mr. and Mrs. POMEROY - Jeffrey L. Waldo Porter and five sona Folmer, A. A. of the U. o. Navy, of Sanduoky; Mr. Lester will . ablp out from J.eMoore, Dean Angell, Dwljht and Brtan caiH. Sept. 17 on the "Ranger," Lee of Dayton, and his grand- He II the fllghl Jeffrey daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Denver is the 100 of Mr. and Mra. Kingery of l..owar River Road. William Folmer, Pomeroy. . Spain. ofGeorge~~=~ a current at'-!ln promlsed • ''Prire'' ctven each llltlliller praent next Friday ' ~ at 'the regular meetlnl of Heatb Church. . . . ~ I f '' ' . ....::::.~ IOJJ ro I ~ lies~ • ••• lET ME coum~UJA'IS ••• ' Praident llllrlel Blmonl, prealdlng, illll•lanced a director.' meei\Dc ~ada;, Sepl. 2t, at 7:ll0 p.nL at btl home, and regular dlrectAn' meellnp on the 1'llelclqa of that week In ' monllls. captain: T~AT'S LIFE ... I(OU SET !{OUR ~RM FOR SIX O'CLOCK, AND WORM SETSI-ll5 fORFIVE.:rHIRW TIIB JiOBN :LOSER in the Mediterranean. The trip • wu a aale8 conlell reward from the Admiral Corp •. Rotarian Baker delcrtbed the cuato101 and ,Jife of ihe Malclreans and rellled Ill detalJ a aide GCW!Ioll to Madrid MRS. ROSE GIN111ER, Cbester, refllrned home Wednesday following a vial! witll her son and famlb', Mr. and Mrs. James E Glllther of Mlddlotown. · Ql Friday theY atlellded tha graduation of the Gintben' aoo ~e. who received his B. A. degree at Oblo State University: .~...~ mail will confer with Offlcudo of tbe two countries about atreng· tbenlltg Jucllclal cooperatlnn . -~ Adjutant Genel'l]'l Data PI'O< IDC QlldAir at Heidelberg, West Germany. BerlMa II'Giidns, 11L Bier bu been able to do a lit of trave~ at Frank!ta'l and tbe eut1e1 aJon& the Rhine; Stuttgart, Clbenmmergau where be aaw tbe Puoi111 Play, Wut Germany and Lmoon, England. He Ia Clll'l'elllly towtn& Parta, Fl'lllce and mare of Westem Germany befGre returning home. He 11 Sl'EVEN STANlEY, son of Mt. and Mrs. o..me Stanley, scheduled for uatanment next in the RepnhJ!c of South Vietoam. ' Pomeroy, Rl 4, won the t.H award far "On"'andtng of the Day" at the Ohio State Fair recenUy, Sl2vell, a member of the HarrtaonviUe Boys t.H Club for the past nine years, competed in a-ge, in conjunction wltll his walt at Ohio State, toured Europe this summer. . the State Jlllliar Fair Electric Sbow Ql Friday and Saturday they attended the Ohio Slate Jl'llr. Steven, a Jllllar at Melga High School, bopei to JliiTIIIO the Jim and Gecqe, who are memberl of lbe Butler County'MoaDted . field of electronics. Congratulatlolla, Steven, and good luck in aU Patrol, partldpated ln the State Fair Patrol parade. Fourtetit yotll' endeaWI'I. units tbrouabout Ohio IIJok part in the activ!Uee. BELATED lllRTHJ)AY wlabeo to Mrs. Richard Ruush of Racine. Mrs. Roush celebrated her 811111 blrtbdly Thuraday. Her daughter, Mrs. Jolm Younc, and claughterHn.Jaw, Mn. VIrgO Roush and Mrs. Henchel Roosb of Letart Falls, entertained with a diJma' at O'ow's Steak Ho1110. 0001 1lllolr of anyone more deaerving than Mn. Roosb. Congtatulationa. - ,. =· o1U8'1'1QE WILL TRAvEL CAIRO (UP!) Ml· Dialer Mustafa Kamel · will leave Monday for 81!1klong vial! to F'rllnce folloWed by a week in East Gennall)', It was IIUIOIII1Ced 4ai!U'dl1 .fa. SUSPICIONS have it tllat IIODle ''doglatapplng''' .is~~~~'"'~ place in the county. On Aug. 31, at least three persons pi · se±ing to locate their pets and tllere may have been olhets mlaslni at the same time. If y(llllove your oog, beUW' keej> an eye Athousand tbanb to the Meiga Cbeerleaders lor the besuliful Dower arr~qement. Avery tboughUul gesture on the part of the &Iris mllbeir advisor, Mrs..Joy Bentley. 'lbanluJ so mucb- you really made my day. . .• cbalrman, be wuinllrun!Ontal in llllrljng tbe 'lltat Seoul Fair at lCrodell'lrt in '"' and lbe Seoul~ thl8 year at tbe Galllia 01ui11J llulllor Falrgrounda. He Ia now aorvtna ',. leaderablp tralniDg dlalnPaD far M-G-M cllalrlct. Not belllg a tllout as a boy, be was reluctant to become in· · volved as an adult. Be declined :::.u:=~~~tJ.~tii mualcalwlU be sellll 'E~ear future. · · By Katie Crow . ' now. gone. CHAIU..tS lLISKJNS, teacher and prlDclpalln the Vinton O>unty scboola tar the past algbl JWI,'la now 11 Spencerville u ll1e hl&h acbool prlnclpal. He was lui i-'1 ]riictpsl of tbe con· aolldaled Vinton CCIIIntY High School. ' Diaries, his wife, Jo Am and two llllll, Mlltthew, now tllree, and Billy, eight montlls,lflan to move to Spellca viDe very 110011 DOW. 'lbe scboollaJocatedjulll)mlJes lOUth of IJma. ' committoeman, ~tiee chairman and ualatant IICOIIimaaler lor RW{II ,.... m 117, llplllogred bY 'll!i St. Peter's Lulberlil Ou!r<!b, pecting her lbllbar, Mrs. Da¥1d l"'rnW,IO return hill a cburch meeting, BtelliJ!lll out lllld tbere Ill the comor wu the llUle fawn, Mary deacrlbed It u not much biger t11an a bird .q . SIDiU lis it waa, llllllllaged to leap onr the aide rl the pOrCh ilad was Teachers, Inc. to be held in Allron. "Dear Sir. Would you please insert the following in the Mrs. Leo Crew was orlginaUy alated lor the position but Gallipolis paper. I would Uke to know the whereabouts or address, recenUy withdrew due to a pl.mled move by lhe famUy. The If posalble, of the former Ruth Williams. She IDlY or may not be married. She graduated fr'IID Gallia Academy High School in Crews bave be<n real church 111d cmununlty contribatora 111d certainly wlU be mlased when the movetak01 place. 1926. AI the time she lived with Sieve and Nora Woods. "If I can only get the name of the city where she is located I will atlemPito gel her address. ' "This Is the only person sWI living of the aass of 19211 tllat 1 have been unable to locate and communicate with. "In 1969, we bad a class reunion. We are plaMing another in (Continued from page II) 1971. I am oo a coounlttee to belp preparo for the event, and would Scbool Dl!drlct's Atbletlc Board. Several departments of the hlgll certalnly appreciate any help I can get in locating Ruth." school wlU be aalted to paiorm functions to alllist with tbe overaU plana far the presentation. The Pomeroy .Junl« High Sdi9IJ will be tbe rebell'llll besdquarters for the abow - the first by the mlnltrel a"''"'allon alnce 1a!d llprUw - with final rebearsala Katie's bY ' N........ bu~ai\1'9"!' JleariJtc IDIIIttiJq ... lba P!l'dl. Mary Sldnner, llbl> ...,; ... Beat.... p' Sco~t~r.,;.{;f~ ·~ I'Uttq allllle a!'!~ In~ life ,;1·:1118 South Fi11b Awh been ~ Ml"'"""'", Tburlday mgbt - a bali)' faWn. • We±" fo!r the M.Q.M J)lltrlC.(: MRS. Mllls, !Ike lbouaand8 of other OhloaruJ, Kenlllckianll and Weal Virglnlanulong the Ohio River, Ia going aU out to beip save 111e Delta Queen. It lo<U, however, from tile reply abe received recently from Olalrman Garmatz, tllatlt is au in vain. Here Ia the chairman's reply to Mrs. Mllls: " ' .,· "'1"- f I' ' BY HOBART WWiON, JR. MRS. BERNICE Mllls, 107 Klneon Drive, Gallipolis, submitted a letter to Edward A. Garmatz, clalrman of the U. S. House of Repreoentallveo' Coounlttee m Merchanl Marble and Fisheries in Waabington, D. C., llbortly before tile Delta Queen's •islt here ~ montll. '. ~ . ~·: ·Hatltn COmet 'By ·charlene lk.llic~ . BY HOB.UlT WILSON, JR. , /. I .' :.~ Gallia .'1' ·' ., '' a-rain~ r-----~-,...-------"'!"'""'11 M~Dade, 1. • • ' ' , f01llltl' reaident~ !lOW OORRECiloN OF OUR lAST WED. AD ...... Open Monday As Usual ~M8ER14 HQLUrs •u~ET ·· .. VINTOII, .OHIO . '' ' w....... .1'1' '' • ~. ,.. ... ···- ~· �.-:I . ,, : >t . ' \ \ ,,, .,. " ljl .,. • /, ;J ,\ . milled HOIIIO • FIJberi . I . "' '• ''.. ,•· '"'· / '·. ' • \~ .:: . ' ' " ' • vlslth4 ' ., ~· ..... i Mf ' . .. ·J • ~ . 'l ' .. ' ·• . -" \ , .' ,' .' Ml WestV ' !belle! h· fliil recent) tH cbainr 1 's I ~~' Dea~J a anJ i'. 'I" ,.,~ 1¥>" ' ...... 1!101111 u. s.,l tloo ..l , safel7 l!raiiO DEL1 1970. li ' ·;;·• ij ' slallll repla< reqllb ' ~;! "l f padl lmpor enfort . marlt coolin would > • t ' -,_ .. ,.. '· ' n I ·-... ' . ..._.,. Sl -- ·' R Rt. I, <lj , ,.; r lliir ~----~------~~ - '• IF YOU €1/ER GE'P rr UCK., t.E:r ~ 14101U! G&iJ4 lfpoll marrl 1926.' " willa •• have " ,_ 1971. ' ceria: •• I, .. '... '~-I ;-... ·~ I ' . .J• . . ' ' "• ' c· . .. HEA, InC. T.M. Rlfl U.S. Pol'!if. c ~:'!· ' J ..i , ,, '• 'I ." Cout andl ' ' ,l ~ ' ~ • l al t Hir ~ . -., IS COMING ••• Rt.JN, CHIFe..' • RUN AFT!:RNCON;, .. FORYoae UFE/,1 foU. Gla '' .' 1 . .... 1HE~10-ISR [ZUN1 CHIP!5,1 LAZY 176.U- • It W'INTBROP NOTHINta 136A15 A NICE,.. • ... --1.•...,.'.- .I -' .. ' . '• '/ i ' •\; ' -: ., Gel ._~ ., { ..J: ' .. .,~- r ' •• •' ( ', 'I''· ; .. •• DIO"-' ~- E ~····· ' r '• I ' f ~~· •' I I • .,.,,, ,.,; f' .... ·~·~· . ':'~I .•. ...., .. ' '-'' i ,, .I .·~ ..., ·-' - . "" ... , -~­ . ,_,_,. ... _, ...· ., .~~··· .,~ ..-.... ~,.-...,f. .. ·~·r-......-,... '>i' ' I ' ~"I. HEY, WAlTA M INL.I'1"E ••• WWM I RL.INNIN6i l'VEOOT MY Ua;:Nel:/ -•.. --·• s-- - ...' ,.' ·' ~ft ·f!·f.; 1 ,,•• IT'S MY t..UCK ... ' girls I ~ .f. - ! a- ,· . ' ' �.-:I . ,, : >t . ' \ \ ,,, .,. " ljl .,. • /, ;J ,\ . milled HOIIIO • FIJberi . I . "' '• ''.. ,•· '"'· / '·. ' • \~ .:: . ' ' " ' • vlslth4 ' ., ~· ..... i Mf ' . .. ·J • ~ . 'l ' .. ' ·• . -" \ , .' ,' .' Ml WestV ' !belle! h· fliil recent) tH cbainr 1 's I ~~' Dea~J a anJ i'. 'I" ,.,~ 1¥>" ' ...... 1!101111 u. s.,l tloo ..l , safel7 l!raiiO DEL1 1970. li ' ·;;·• ij ' slallll repla< reqllb ' ~;! "l f padl lmpor enfort . marlt coolin would > • t ' -,_ .. ,.. '· ' n I ·-... ' . ..._.,. Sl -- ·' R Rt. I, <lj , ,.; r lliir ~----~------~~ - '• IF YOU €1/ER GE'P rr UCK., t.E:r ~ 14101U! G&iJ4 lfpoll marrl 1926.' " willa •• have " ,_ 1971. ' ceria: •• I, .. '... '~-I ;-... ·~ I ' . .J• . . ' ' "• ' c· . .. HEA, InC. T.M. Rlfl U.S. Pol'!if. c ~:'!· ' J ..i , ,, '• 'I ." Cout andl ' ' ,l ~ ' ~ • l al t Hir ~ . -., IS COMING ••• Rt.JN, CHIFe..' • RUN AFT!:RNCON;, .. FORYoae UFE/,1 foU. Gla '' .' 1 . .... 1HE~10-ISR [ZUN1 CHIP!5,1 LAZY 176.U- • It W'INTBROP NOTHINta 136A15 A NICE,.. • ... --1.•...,.'.- .I -' .. ' . '• '/ i ' •\; ' -: ., Gel ._~ ., { ..J: ' .. .,~- r ' •• •' ( ', 'I''· ; .. •• DIO"-' ~- E ~····· ' r '• I ' f ~~· •' I I • .,.,,, ,.,; f' .... ·~·~· . ':'~I .•. ...., .. ' '-'' i ,, .I .·~ ..., ·-' - . "" ... , -~­ . ,_,_,. ... _, ...· ., .~~··· .,~ ..-.... ~,.-...,f. .. ·~·r-......-,... '>i' ' I ' ~"I. HEY, WAlTA M INL.I'1"E ••• WWM I RL.INNIN6i l'VEOOT MY Ua;:Nel:/ -•.. --·• s-- - ...' ,.' ·' ~ft ·f!·f.; 1 ,,•• IT'S MY t..UCK ... ' girls I ~ .f. - ! a- ,· . ' ' �' . - . . .. .. . . -.... ' ' . ' .. . ~ . .. . .. . '-, COMMUNIT't' Nli!I>S Wlfl.l CO!o!STRUCT'IVE SOCIAL. . ·•ullEAU l ACTIONl ... ANt> AII>I~G TI-llS POO~ ANP UNDER-. P~IVIt.EGED J LANC·B LOT ·.: 'THIRTY PElt CENT ARE · WO!li<ING ON WOitn!Y . . P@P.J~TS n!ROIJGJ.f"nni (:AMPtJ& VOLU~TIEE!t ... M~IN STUDENTS ARii REACTING TO TJ.l& I>ISAI>VANTAGEI>~ ) . CAMPVS - C~ATTBR UUNt>REI'S ARE 'Tl.lTORIIJG . .. ~~ Sou-r IT M1<9H"f EJa A &U~6L.M~ ! I'M f?CAFCfil// · ARE TJ.!EitE ANV QUESTIOt-IS OR. COMMENTS~ l:r" WAt5 A L.005S 9HU1"1'~1(. ' by~"'~ FORWAAI> LDOI<ING AN' RJ..IQGEDI-Y I~INATIVE/ !)ON1T I.OOK AT ME !.IKE 11-JAT -!1M SToNE COL.C) CS08E~ . __;...:,.-_.._,....,. .... '"'· -·,. ;.' ' ~ , ''I !Jar !IIi · By Howard .Post ~ yOV f RlK daa ~ ad THE DROPOUTS I CALL. IT 'WHITE ON Of' Wtlt"R!. Wtf&T& loUt Gill Get ll'EAR POLLY-A men's old shoving •rush ii hIt II en t ltr dotting ou~ drewtl'lj shtl,., end co,.od furnltutt end wcodwork.-MR. A. •· ,. I DEAR POLLY-Wllen putting a<tay mr »whifnsy," I turn it upsidt~down and fill the veiling with old nylons lltftre •placing in the kat "'· No proulnf of the .allln1 when stored this way, I lnd nylona work much bettor than tinut pe~t. 'hot Point111 are • dtlitbti- IMITIIA , DlAl PQI.LY-T~ i•t • 4ustmop · ~- 'Witllqut'.lumng ~ go outdco11 . . . . . lt,; ru~ roor electric fWIIplt - 'tile< • · I liftcl ftlit m;F 1111 to -'~~~~'•~~'~ ~iallr hlpful oa rai•r 40Jio I ~EL :·.POAJ.'I"S NOTE: 1em,.,. Ethll Jllfllt ..· IIM•· ,.!Ik~l-wllh•ltoM. • IlEAl POLLY-To frnhon llllt ftlltl broad, ptaco it in a brawn fl'lpft .... cl011 .tht ba1 and sprinklt !lit MIINI ouhido tf th ltag with waltr, Ploca ill a lOCJ.dttlfitevon. Wheo tltor1.,. ot mart 'l!lhr tiloll on sho kg, ....,. ~... II wlll'sttm fnl.'.;..uiCEl I ' •-.,..rod D'EAt fOU."-"" . . !It&t art aM'"" a '""' war IWiilltlftMb -tigl...:.llh I thotlletilloaido tho scck. ..hind and undor tht heol, and push dowaaa!Hshte"- TOJiti-OAVID • • , ,'' . . .._ ' ~·- ~ .. . ..-'f. .,...,," ·· ..1 �' . - . . .. .. . . -.... ' ' . ' .. . ~ . .. . .. . '-, COMMUNIT't' Nli!I>S Wlfl.l CO!o!STRUCT'IVE SOCIAL. . ·•ullEAU l ACTIONl ... ANt> AII>I~G TI-llS POO~ ANP UNDER-. P~IVIt.EGED J LANC·B LOT ·.: 'THIRTY PElt CENT ARE · WO!li<ING ON WOitn!Y . . P@P.J~TS n!ROIJGJ.f"nni (:AMPtJ& VOLU~TIEE!t ... M~IN STUDENTS ARii REACTING TO TJ.l& I>ISAI>VANTAGEI>~ ) . CAMPVS - C~ATTBR UUNt>REI'S ARE 'Tl.lTORIIJG . .. ~~ Sou-r IT M1<9H"f EJa A &U~6L.M~ ! I'M f?CAFCfil// · ARE TJ.!EitE ANV QUESTIOt-IS OR. COMMENTS~ l:r" WAt5 A L.005S 9HU1"1'~1(. ' by~"'~ FORWAAI> LDOI<ING AN' RJ..IQGEDI-Y I~INATIVE/ !)ON1T I.OOK AT ME !.IKE 11-JAT -!1M SToNE COL.C) CS08E~ . __;...:,.-_.._,....,. .... '"'· -·,. ;.' ' ~ , ''I !Jar !IIi · By Howard .Post ~ yOV f RlK daa ~ ad THE DROPOUTS I CALL. IT 'WHITE ON Of' Wtlt"R!. Wtf&T& loUt Gill Get ll'EAR POLLY-A men's old shoving •rush ii hIt II en t ltr dotting ou~ drewtl'lj shtl,., end co,.od furnltutt end wcodwork.-MR. A. •· ,. I DEAR POLLY-Wllen putting a<tay mr »whifnsy," I turn it upsidt~down and fill the veiling with old nylons lltftre •placing in the kat "'· No proulnf of the .allln1 when stored this way, I lnd nylona work much bettor than tinut pe~t. 'hot Point111 are • dtlitbti- IMITIIA , DlAl PQI.LY-T~ i•t • 4ustmop · ~- 'Witllqut'.lumng ~ go outdco11 . . . . . lt,; ru~ roor electric fWIIplt - 'tile< • · I liftcl ftlit m;F 1111 to -'~~~~'•~~'~ ~iallr hlpful oa rai•r 40Jio I ~EL :·.POAJ.'I"S NOTE: 1em,.,. Ethll Jllfllt ..· IIM•· ,.!Ik~l-wllh•ltoM. • IlEAl POLLY-To frnhon llllt ftlltl broad, ptaco it in a brawn fl'lpft .... cl011 .tht ba1 and sprinklt !lit MIINI ouhido tf th ltag with waltr, Ploca ill a lOCJ.dttlfitevon. Wheo tltor1.,. ot mart 'l!lhr tiloll on sho kg, ....,. ~... II wlll'sttm fnl.'.;..uiCEl I ' •-.,..rod D'EAt fOU."-"" . . !It&t art aM'"" a '""' war IWiilltlftMb -tigl...:.llh I thotlletilloaido tho scck. ..hind and undor tht heol, and push dowaaa!Hshte"- TOJiti-OAVID • • , ,'' . . .._ ' ~·- ~ .. . ..-'f. .,...,," ·· ..1 �,. . . I ' . . ~ . - .. . . . . .. . .. . .... .. . . . . .. . .. ' . . ..... . ~ ... .. .. '" ...... ....:• ·• POP PRISC ' ., ~, i_ ... ..... ~ ,. . .. •' ,... ... .. . ... ... ,_ •• -~- ..... •• ' .If,, •< ' • •., • F 'H'I.'/!1"'''",.... .............. , ,... i mlJ Rouai Fllhtl ' ... ' ) visitl I I; M l West' ~~~ea • rec:ed ~c chalrl ~ .. • •' Ddlr' ,• ·~ ., = ~ •j alloW JUST W~AT U.Sl lion.:,,. l'YE ALWA'f.S WAN"TED .. -·~f I'LL T~EASUJ:lE rr FOR EYER AND E.VER" .. Bra• DEl:. 1970. slalltl repla requl •• pa1181 impO onlar marl f,~ £~ · ~ contt ...... 1 ~ I BUGS BUNNY Rt.l -AND THI"N '5HE.'LL E>l" MINE!!-I'ANT!sNoR.T.'!'- PROOL.'.'ALLMINE!! Galli THIS HEPO SAIJeWIDGE. IS OUR LMT MORSI.L. 0' FOOD.'.' if pol man 1928. will ' have 197!. certl llcnl ...- . ' Coli ..I = •• ,• Poll &t 11 Bar the llell you I Rae '• . •' ' . dau 1101 IF YOU COULD SEE" Ti-lE Tt<E'ES,YOtJD NOTICE THATTt1e: LEAVES ARE . CHP.N61N6 TO THE.IR.. ad C4ll loU Gil . 'l' Ge i LE.'fS Go HoME., HENt<.YIFYOlJCAN Fli'.lD Ti-le ~SE· • E 1\0VM 11\\CI\\( ,.,n·WI (\11(111 •• t l I l I hi. 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' "·: .. ·:.·, Yilll { r.l ;j ' ~ chalri l l: DearI ·l ~--, ~ ' 4 :j ' ~ "" ... u.s, .JUST WI-IAT l'VE AL.WA'<S WAN"TED!! tlon:·' w · ~ Brano DEI:. !970. otata replo requl .. ~- ; I po981 lmpo enfor marl xr:;). ~"'~ lliiJ. conlll ........ WoW 1 . liNG , •• IT'S ALMOST ... ~ J Rl.l Belmdahl BUGS BUNNY GaW "ltef_TlN(;IS, MA.STEit If pol man VOU IN THIS 5U6HT\-V, e>'l P.EMOToE CONTROL,'YOU'LL SEE ALL DOGPATCH SLIM DOWN 1D -sl-luDPERr-SKI.I.I.'R)NS -AND STUPEF"'IN' <JONES HER - 'fUM "- ro fiTIJP£F'/ING &f.U:!! FUOO.' MAV I INTEP-~51 .. -AND THEN S HE'LL !'>E MINE!!-yA~ T!­ S"'oRT.'r - DR.ooL,"."- ALLMINE!! useo ef'ORT5 ;w;Ker." ~ will' have 1971. cerll ,. PoD at 1 Bar tbe I Rot daQ _,· Rol ' .· . '.:., . ,' ,··-:·:.".'\_•. ".'.-• . .. IF- YOU COULD SE!: ad Ti1E TREES,YOtJD NOliC.f: THATTf-(E LE/>.VES AI2E CHP-NGIN6 Td Ti1E.IR I. ' i>) - • ' ''.1 'I f ' 1' .' '." ·~\'d-, ·' THIS HEPO 5AN6WIDGE. 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WoW 1 . liNG , •• IT'S ALMOST ... ~ J Rl.l Belmdahl BUGS BUNNY GaW "ltef_TlN(;IS, MA.STEit If pol man VOU IN THIS 5U6HT\-V, e>'l P.EMOToE CONTROL,'YOU'LL SEE ALL DOGPATCH SLIM DOWN 1D -sl-luDPERr-SKI.I.I.'R)NS -AND STUPEF"'IN' <JONES HER - 'fUM "- ro fiTIJP£F'/ING &f.U:!! FUOO.' MAV I INTEP-~51 .. -AND THEN S HE'LL !'>E MINE!!-yA~ T!­ S"'oRT.'r - DR.ooL,"."- ALLMINE!! useo ef'ORT5 ;w;Ker." ~ will' have 1971. cerll ,. PoD at 1 Bar tbe I Rot daQ _,· Rol ' .· . '.:., . ,' ,··-:·:.".'\_•. ".'.-• . .. IF- YOU COULD SE!: ad Ti1E TREES,YOtJD NOliC.f: THATTf-(E LE/>.VES AI2E CHP-NGIN6 Td Ti1E.IR I. ' i>) - • ' ''.1 'I f ' 1' .' '." ·~\'d-, ·' THIS HEPO 5AN6WIDGE. IS OUR LAST MORSEL O'FOOD!'!' �' . 'i• ,; ;_. ) ., ' .,I .. , • I M mittel HOUS! eace ~ visit I 8,- Ulllted Press IDterualloaal holdlrii Dear\ ·! In Amman sbouli , lsl:ael :: ·; allow tbe 0... = ' We4t·tiallt of tbe ~ lndiCIUons were ·uaiftg tbe · on tbe . the re· Braro ·biJa.cted lui ' "*"' u.s., tlon. ' .. h!!ld frool Nmovad. stale •••· ' " paB8f Jmpo enfor marl• coni!J woulo 1 E Rt.l f I Galti If pol man 1926, .-·~carried 0111 b hljacilnga, the l'apular front for tbe Lllieratlonol Palestine (PFLP), said In a atatement late llwlda7 ~·.'::, 2~."batbarl ... "'-"' .c air"!:!..~ .· . •• 1• • 1. ,. " " ' -..... 0111' IDolat8iico • • ., ...., on·the cleoW1da ,._ -~for.,lbetelea.of hostagas." · .., . II ~. "If Nazi . lsra'el's DAwN , FINDS OUR H'iPNOfiZ!W HE'RO ISIVI'-JG 6LOI<:IOU5 ISXPRE~GION represei!tativea of lhe four tbe PFLP would, reta)late with coudlries In Berne, Switrerland, "unimaginable reprbab." II he said ~·the governmenta have did not elaborate. qteed an furlber step& wbldl Juat hOw · many of th<8e ""pi'Opcoe." aboard three hijacked llirllnerl He said '1t io too delicate a were sllll In the banda ·of the problem Ill provide mora guerrillas waa .'Iii · doubt. A Information on theae steps," apok~ f"f the PFLP said and did not say what role tile today tbeY were holding 49 of Red er... mlght asswne. the paSIIeiiB1!1'8, Including some The \'aileen also migbt help of them "suapected to be In tbe m~UOIII. Pope Paul VI Phantom (ilraell jet) · pilots." has given full mediating powel'!l Usia complied !>Y the tl;lree til bla r-ntatlve, Msgr. airlines Involved, TWA, Swta- ·Jean Rodhaln, president of the sak and BOAC, put the nwnber vatlean rener organization 11111CCOIInted for at S7. Carltas International. Rodba.; lied Creu Wltb4ra.•• is In Anunan. The International Red· 9J'oaa, llraol Takel Hard LIDo .wbl(h sent a )hreHilan team to Israel, althoogh Indirectly negotlete with the PFLP, represented by the Red CrOM withdrew SUndiy night. negotiating team, has aald It Red Croaa President Marcel would not have direct deallngs Na'lille said (llil governments, with the guerrillas. It also has Involved, the United States, taken a hord tine, warning West Germany, Britain and Palastinlan Arab leadel'!l In Israel, lVIII maintain a common Jordan It wiU take stern stance In future negotlalllliiS. ' meaaures agalnat RUerrilla prt. Howevar, after meeting with · (Continuecj on Page 81 :Daughter Turned , ~ :,i~.....a 'Stranger' CAPTAIN EASY TO Ill& I ..• 6AME POWER·IJRGES THAT MADE HIM A T'r'COON OF ltJPJ);TP:y story of Diana: making of a Terrorist, first of a five-part Uuw'l!'rell .. . . .llonal (~ll?e) When Diana Oughton, dead at 1971. . mDwisht, rufile.• i~~burlodi·~ga~at cerll ~cb Zf, 1970, - did not really kQow esJll!lll,led ' 11M\ ~ Ewj ' Har the ad Col ailS' N8111ed )}elegate authorized to operate the program at year"'Bo levels Mrs. Virglnio DeLegal new through OcU>ber 15, 1&70, the president of the Ame~ican Legion Au.lllsry Lewis Manley Post 283 was eh.cted delegate to the conference of Dtotrlct expiration date of the Congressional "continuing resolution" under wblch all USDA programs are operating of the ·~ propriations bill. Miller voted In favor of the House and Senate approved $UM million for the Special Milk Program for the year ending nett June 30. The USDA ap. propriatlons bill is presenUy awaiting action by a House· Senate Conference. The Special Milk Program wes first authorized by Congress In 1954, and provides suheidies lo schools, chlld-<!are centers and similar non-!l"oflt organizations to pay part of the coat of ~ served to childnm. Canal." ''The chances of peace are receding and have receded in the past few weeks," he said. ''The wholesale arrogance of the Egyptians in tearing up the cease.flre agreement .certalnly diminished our hopes for peace." Refenin.o! U> the series of )lljacklngs by Arab · ~~~~· lut weelc, Eban ~ bljackel'!l and sa.boteun lite lnternatlonal plaguo-.we Uving In age of air .·. Israel wilbdrew from ~:.. peace ta1b in New Yon ~:- · week and said it W1lllld noV return until Egypt withdrawa.:the Soviet-made misailes the' · · lsraolls charged ,..... moved . · closer ID the Suez Canal ~g: .·: violation of the ceaae.flre. ·' Willi the psace-eeeling m~~; · · · slon of U.N. mediator Gunnat V.Jarrlng temporarlly111Bp01"1. · ed, the lliC Four ambulack.ci · ··· acheduled their Q'd -1!Dg.Jri . New York today In their aeardV for a political as«Jemoat at the · Middle East crilla. *" Raif Strike Close ......,teaed · - .... affords firemen an opportunity 1o rocelve updated spectaltzed lralning In fire prevention and fire protection. Classes offered yesterday were of a sii bour duration with the 125 attending having .the choice of tbeir particularly Interest subject. Courses of. fered and the lnslruelors In· eluded: Fire extinguishment, by George Bruce, lieutenant, lronU>n Fire llepsrtmen~ and lrade and lnduslrtal education emergeney s~uad and fire servlee tralntn& Instructor; river rescue, by. Joe Banchy, trade and lndualrial emergency and rescue aquad lns.tructor, Portsmouth; resuscitation and closed chest heart mauage, by James Lennon, captain, Newark Fire Department and lrade and lndualrtalemergency Membel'!l of the Middleport Fire Department Aul<itiary served a noon lunchton In the . school cafeteria. The acboolwas offend free of charge to all firemen, whether or not paid, volunteer or industrial. Heavy damages were reported U! three vebiclealn two separate accidents liwlda)', the Meigs County Sheriff's Department reported. SUnday at 3:30a.m. on SR 7 bypasa, Rodney c. Hysell, 21, Pomeroy. Rt. 2, said he was !raveling north when he was crowded off the hlgbway to the right by an oncomlug vehicle !raveling soutll. HyaaU pulled bsck onto highway, skidded across the road and struck a guard rail he was unable to aee because of heavy log. Tbere were no arrests or Injuries. At 6:10 p.m. on Route Z4l m Chester a "'""""' accillent was reported. Robert A. Bailey, 17, Long . Bottom, Rt. I wu par~ along 241 and pulled onoo the l>lghway Into the path of a car driven by Earle E. Showalter, 21!, Long Bottom, Rt. 2. Showalter suffered a bwnp on the left knee and David Spurlock, 17, Tuppel'!l Plalna; and Bob Blasell, 16, Chester, P8SIIe!IBOI'!I In the Bailey Car IUibllned other minor Injuries. Nonewaalreated. There was no arreit. and l'OICUO aquad lnslractor; boapltal and nursing home evacuation and safety procedures, by Frank Jewell, ' fire preven~oo specialist, allte fire marshal's office. Joseph Heinzen, Southeaatem Ohio Fire Servlee training eoordlnator of trade and indualrtal education servlceo .of Ohio State University, was dean of Sunday's achool. Offlcera for the achool were Tml Doni, Middleport fire chief, ebalr· ' man, and Charles DaiiDn, Athens fire chief, aecretary. ·~ -3·· Ciirsa hainaied- Jndtclment' as · part ,of a conference ·:was Mi-t Ernest WASHINGTON (VPII - Tbe naUoa faees utther CL\IlSplracy to bomb pollee, Bowles. Further plana were nllroad alrlke deodllat st lllldaflllt toal&hl, with no Ia· mltitary, and other civic revealed concerning the buildings in their campaign U! reactivation ol the Lewis dleallaa lbe - · llapato beblnd the 11 uy eloaer to se1Ue111001. daslroy Alilerk>ail soCiety. · Manley Post. Reports were Her nanny, Jtulh Morebart, given on Con Young, who has Dappeared Preoldeat Nlmn would be foreod lo llllervoue remembOred how Wlassy Diana since died, and his wife, now In the dJsplte by dampla& a lt;lay no alrlllo order on llle four felt about the tnoney' wblch set discharged from the Bober railroad UDiotu llllller terma <ilbeRaU...yl.obor Act. tbe Oughtons apart and how, Medical Center. .Adndni•lraUm olfldall, b-wr, were llnown to be when O!'IY !J:!t, she had aaked: Ml'!l. Wnnam I. Smith, Jm. ..._alae the poalliOJty of lelllug a 11r1te o..,.,llloa&t for "Ruthlo, why do we bsve to be mediate past president, a few days; to dnmallle the need fur el)llllded prealdeal!al rich?" presented the gavel oo Mrs. powen U> deal with lnDiportatlon ludullry dlapat... Nixon Reeol)l wt Pbone Call Del.ejal precodlng the meeting IQed f... thai autbcl'lly1rom C<Juems ballbe propoaalllaa carol, her sister, recalled the wblch opened in ritualistic laapllhed Ia lbe Labor c.mtnltlee. l!ost phone caD, days before form. -Mrs. DoLegal served · Diana's death, imd .the -voice relreshmenta at the conclusion 8l;'C'~<WXo:; !!!(.-=.. -:::;::.<:l!l · -;.- ..· ~-:·· ·' .:~::::. that al\ked: "WJD the family of the meeting. =:&"-'lf»-'K= . stand by me, no matter wbat?" Diana'! mother, Jane Oughtcltparl.. on, wondered ' whether her ..d daughter had been making tbe ' • J\11\0 ~­ liotnb that kiDed her. · .Tliere seemed to be · many tCt pi the new Dlalias. T!!ere had been tbe II)' Uolled ....... IDlernaUoaal ged the Repubtican adminlslra- help" directed at the state govsmaD,fown girl \"hh had grown Tile battle f<io the governor- Uon had blrned Ita beck on IBt· ernment. wwill an abondance of good ·ship ~row~ ever hotter with no burdene«< OblOIUii. "And It is eallously Ignored .' ~~~~ bmniOUI borne, IU• ceaae firt expected. '111!1 fOrmer Cincinnati con- by a Repubtican adrillnJslration .1 aclioollni!, · . people .Jolin J. 'Gllllgan, the Demo- grossman said the repeated ro-- anda Repubticandomlnatedlog· . her. ll"&l, adde\111\lW fueJ.to,the fire jectlon of school levies aCI'OIS talation which appe&l'!llotally In· · · foc!By al Dayton When he char· the state was a ''loud cry for senslll•• to the needs of the ' "'the fieiJ you ""' II •• .1n .. The PLA Is the "regular" and "official" army of the PalesUne mov~t and has contingents staiiOI)ed in the main Arab countries under the command of oflkera of thooe nations. In his speech, ~ said ''day by day, Including today, theN 18 growing evidence of Egypt's m&saive buildup along the Soa Ct·0 ud Gilligan Swing Harder Poll Il l I Rae dav Mrs. De llflh¥lrled froo1 the deserlbedlla "bonlblactory." ~~ tbe Mount a:r,:~hOWJe, and dlaap- MonO.. later, they ware aU U! Church. . .· · . .at ibf II'! o:j~ In a gand jury l'!amed u al!err!ate to the It had claYB U> find """" •• the boltom· of llll0ther1veek to .. eo.. Middleport. The annual achool is held In cooperation with the Trade and lndualrial EducaUoo Services of the Vocational DJ.Wtm, Ohio Department of Education, and MUk Program Wim Approval series on Society"Bt·War tall ~~~,~,~w~~~~~im~~~~~-<:~~~, !'~~~~~~~~~~~~1~~ ;; to resl<n tbe cease-fire between Palestinian guerrillas and the Jordan army. The guerrttiss and soldiers fought two heavy cluhes SUnday night near lrbld, 42 miles north of Amman, breaklng a truce agraement reached only two days earlier. The guerrlllss sald 12 commandos and two soldWrs were killed. 111 AmiDAI! SUnday nigbt, a spokesmari ' lor the Palestine Uberation Organization ( PLO) said a 1,200-man Iraqi army unit based in north Jordan was placed under the general co11111111nds of the Palestine Uberation Anny (PLA). He gave no deiBlls. FireDien Take Training care institutions are now ' 'I'IIOMAil POWERS have ' . Tbt 'perrll1a orglnlzal!on rep1a requl I blown up Saturday palpengen Were ·weelc, ..,_ DEL' 1970. ~)llllgll of terror' ~ontinued, Israeli Foreign Mlnlater Abbs ., Ebei> said today the c~ of ,pasco In tbe Middle East were receding day by day because of continued Egyp!Uln violations of the cease.fire and Arab guerrU. Ia air piracy, Speaking lo a news confer· ence In Tel Avlv, Eban de(ended the mass arrest.o of . aw;ected Arab guerrillas and aympsthizers in· lsraen-occu. pled territory over the week· NICIIOW NI!UTZLINQ • end., He denled they were being held as host.oges and denounced the ''l!angsters and murderel'!l" Nleholas J. Nollllllq, ooa holding hijacked airtine passen. of Mr. ODd Mn. Norbert P. gers In Jordan. Neatzllug, lit Peaeock In Jordan, a four.member Avtilue, Pomerey, i1 Ollt at "mediation" committee sought UO pre-veterinary medical studoDII accepted for acJ. miAhiD WI fall late The Ohlt Slate Ualvenlty CoUoco of Veterlaary Medlelne, the eolleae anonaeed today. According to Dr. Waller Firemen representing 19 area Vemte, asolll dean, lbe fire departments were on hmld begtnolag ctaoa,lhougli ZO per for the annual lire school of the coal larger than lui year, Hocking Valley Firemen's re_.maleoslbaa ODe-flflb Asaoclatlon Sunday at the of lhll year'• quUited ap- Meiga Junior H!gh School in plleanto. Thoae olndeola accepted bave an averaso point-hour rallo of 3.1H, out of • poulbte four polull. Secretary of Agriculture '-· Cllflord M. Hsrdln has advised Congressman Clarence E. Miller of the continuation of the r .... Special Milk Program for the ~· 1970-71 school year. Miller said schools and child· '" !Af!if.JV· ~" OUR BOARDING 11011SB , A HOOPL.e. ? D~I\IE:iL.! loll 0'Ge G •• ' ~' '·I ' the man on the street." Metzenbaum, In turn, said a "new national resolve" is need· · ed to attack mental dlsea110. •. The Cleveland bUilnessman s- . posed a program that would In- ' lllargo~=~w:·~~··~· elude replacing with llilaller co oriented treatment centers '!"'1.:::-; lncrea8ed lunda. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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