http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/dd049c9c9cc8ebd06a7a72eea6a4d99d.pdf 042100a5d1b95c26411ae2d2962cb09a PDF Text Text ' I .. ,. 18 New Grand Croakers To tie Frogged SaturHay .. 10-'\'he Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June 17, 19'11 Died Thursday News••• in BriefS ConUnued from Pall(e 1 porta lncloied top secret goverrmient documents from the Army, CIA and FBI. Robert F. Oidak, a federal penitentiary Inmate who appeared before Senate invl!ltlgallons subcommittee Wednesday to tell about his part In, the theft ci $100 million In securilles and other valuables, said he read the secret documents becAU8e "curiosity got the better of me." But Cudak said he either burned the papers cr "lilrew them In the water" after reading them because "I was afraid ollt." Mrs. Jerry (Marilyn) Powell, always a helpful one, has returned to her duties In the office of the Southern !Alca) High School in Racine after almost a year's absence. Marilyn was seriously Injured last June 261n an auto accident on the first day of her V&l;ailon, by the way - and was confined to Battle Continues for Approaches Veterans Memcrtal Hospital for nine weeks as a result. Slle was I PHNOM PENH -NORTH VD:!'NAMESE forces kept up the then transferred to Holzer Medical Center for thetapy made battle for the marsbland approaches to Phnom Penh's eastern necessary by a leg Injury, and sUU bas to report there three times outakirts today with mOI"tar and rocket barrages clearly heard In a week. the streets of !be capital. Cambodian units fought back from THREE YOUNG BOYS swam the Ohio River near the f!llllboats on the Mekong River and from the air. Adlvillon II North Vietnamese troop& has been trying since Pomeroy levee Wednesday afternoon. Quite an accomplislunent, June 1 to' push Cambodian fcrceli fl'om tbe area east of Phnom to he sure, since the Old Ohio is wider than It used to be. Also quite Penh In Ofl\er to gain a strategic foothold within sight and rocket a dangerous mlsslon. There wasn't a, boat in sight in caae help range of the capital. 'l1le Communists also have set up mortars to would have been needed. The Ohio takes Its toll every year - too the north aild northwest of the city. Observers doubt that the bad. Communists want to Invest Phnom Penh l~H. A RESIDENT FOUND an ex(leiiSlve grave decoration where it had apparently been taken from a grave and covered with grass. She's anxious to find the owner. The location wasln Beech Grove Cemetery. If It belongs to you, just call Bn-2677. The same resident also reports the theft of grave decorallons in some THE BUSY BEAVERS 4-H Hoover, treasurer, reported a portions of the cemetery, Arather low level of stealing, huh? Club met June 12 at the home of ~profit on the rwnmage ssle. Mary Hoover with eight Following the meeting, the 'niANK HEAVENS for llttie girls. members and three advisors ·advilors took the members to Mrs. Maline Griffith, with a daughter, passes on the present. They planned a trip to vlslt the Campus Martius following sentiment with a certain a~l to parents: . Camden Park, discussed MU8eum In Marietta, and had a "little girls are the nicest things that happen to people. They making Fatller's Day gifts, and ssck lunch picnic. are born with a.ll!tle bit of angelofihlne about them and though It ordered sweatshirts for the · The next meeting Is to be held wears thin sometimes, there Ia always enough left to lasso your Regatta Parade. June 18 at the home of Bonnie heart - even when they are sitting In the mud, or crying temThe members reports were Dailey. They plan to decorate peramental tears, or parading up the ·street in mother's best !ll8de on their projects. Steven their ftoat for the Regatta clothes. . Parade and finish their "A little girl can be sweeter oftener than anyone else In the Divorces Granted Father's Day gifts. - Donaid world. She can jitter around, and stomp, and make funny noises Karr Jr. that frazzle your nerves, yet just when you open your mouth, she 1'Wu divorce actions were THE SNOWVILLE 4-H Club concluded and two others began met May 31 at the home of Mr. standa there demure with that special look In her eyes. A girl is In Meigs County Common Pless and Mrs. Sam Stout with seven Innocence playing In the mud ; Beauty standing on its head, and Court. sillce Wednesday. members and one advilor at.. Motherhood dragging a doD by the foot. ''God borrows from many creatures to make a little girl. He ))jane King was granted a tending. They discussed seUing divorce from KeMeth King on Rower bulba and what to do with uaes the song of a bird, tl1e squeal of a pig, the stubbornness of a mule, the antics of a monkey, the spryness of a grasshopper, the charges of gross neglect of duty the money they made. curiosity of a cat, the speed of a gazelle, the slyness of a fox, the and extreme cruelty, and Jeff and Steve Arnold were in Donna Rae ·McKelvey, Port- charge of recreallon. Steve softness of a kitten and to top it alJ off He adds the mysterious land, was granted a divorce Stout served refreShments. The mind of a woman. frOOI Bruce McKelvey, on a next meeting is scheduled for "A Uttle girl likes new shoes, party dresses, smsU animals, · cross petition. Jean Lyons, June 22. - Charles Oberholzer. first grade, noise makers, the girl next door, dolls, make believe, Racine, fUed suit against Jaclde dancing lessons, ice cream, kitchens, colorillg books, mSkeup,. L. Lyons, Racine, and Patricia cans of water, going visiting, tea partil!l and one boy. Slle doesn't , . LADIES TO MEET A. Jewell, Langsville, qalnst The Ladles Allllllary of the care so much for vtaltors, boys ill general, large dogs, hand-mePearlle F. Jewell, Langsvtue, downs, straight chairs, vegetables, snow suits or staying In the on charges of gi011 neglect of Racine American Legion wiD front yard. She Is the loudest when you are thinking, the prettiest duty and-extreme cruelty. ·meet at 8 p. m. Tuesday at the Post home whan a revlslon of when she has provoked you, the busiest at bedtime, the quietest the constituilon and by-laws Is when you want to Show her off and the most flirtatious when she - absolutely must not get the best of you again. 'expected to be made. t-1A) () N DR!~! · "Who else can cause you more grief, joy, Irritation, satisfaction, embarrassment and genuine deUght than this • o onlghl & Frldly combination of Eve, Salonie and Florence Nightingale? She can Veterans Memortal Hospllal June 17-1a ADMITTED Walter muss up your heme, your bair and your dignity - spend your Double Future Pr"Ovram Hellman, Pomeroy; Arnold money, your time and your temper - then just when your KELL Y:S HEROES Stwnp, CheShire; Ada Cramlet, pallence Is ready to crack, her sunshine peeks through and yoil 've IColor) Racine; Barbara Byrge, lost again. GP "Yes, she is a nerve-racking nuisance, just a noisy bundle of Clint Eastwood Cheshire; Doris Parsons, Telly Savalas mischief. But when your dreams twnble down and the world is a Racine. -PiuaDISCHARGED - Allee mess - when It seems you are pretty much of a fool after alJ 1931: "THE Capehart, Clarence Adams, she can make you a ldng when she climbs on your knee and MOONSHINE WAR" Gladys Brewer, Anna WUllams, whispers, "I love you best of alii' " Patrick McGoohan Kathy Powell, Debora Elkins, Richard Wldmark Randy Russell, William THE MEIGS COUNTY Fair Board is beginning to name (Color) Weaver, Barbara Lyons, replacementa. Benny Slawter, Meigs Local Sch.ool District GP Leonard Lunsford. teacher, was named to the board a couple of months ago to replace his father, Hiram Slawter, Middleport Route 1, who luis served many years and decided to step down from the board. Marvin King, Puneroy, was named June 7 to serve on the board to replace the late <llarles Radford. At this poillt the board still hils one vacancy- that created by the death ofFted LeHhelt. . Both King and Slawter wiD serve on the board only untU the annual electi011 is held In the fall, In accordance with regulations governing the fair board. VIce president Wallace Bradford bas taken over the presiding spot alnce the Wness and death of Fred LeHhelt who was president of the board. Meigs 4-H aub News IN Father's Day .Gifts In The.Furniture ~parbnent . . Clarence Hawley, 72, of 1116 Maple Drive, Pomeroy, died Tbutlday morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Reed Will and Mrs. Mary Eblin, both of Pomeroy ; threl! brothers, Edward and Owen, Minersville , and Ernest Hawley; Middleport, and two sisters, Gerna Hinton and Katherine GleM of Columbus; seven grandchUdren, and seven great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Pearl Elizabeth; a sister, Clarinda Ebersbach; two brothers, James and John Hawley, and a daughter, EvelYn Roush. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the EWing Funeral Home with the Rev. Charles Simons officiating. Burial will be In Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may caD at the fun~_ll_l ho~~ a! anyilme. •; In our Furniture .Department you'll · certainly find the chair of your choice. Kitchen Damaged , The kitchen of the horne of Mr. and Mrs. Ancil Cross, Lincoln St., Middleport, was heavily damaged by fire at 5:15 p.m. Monday. Firemen sald a pan left on the stove. became overheated, catching curtains on fire. The blaze spread through the kit· chen but was confined to that room. There was smoke damage In the remaillder of the house said Middleport Fire Chief Tom Darst. Whyisa t Checking_Accoun like a ., BLOODHOUND. It down every payment. You have a complete record in your account, full facts for efficient money management. The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. POMtROY, ·o. Melnber Federal Reserve System On Frld~tys Qur Drive-In Window & Is Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., (Con. ·m .tOM 60. E. Mlln 10 OUR aJIIUIIlY Pomeroy . HAYIIll GUARDIAN PREMIUM Plliqa'rns. ' and ' /WE! INVITE YOU. ACCOUNt Tnd Till ELBERFELD$ IN· POMEROY Choose Father's Day Gifts . From the Excellent Selection No. I wiD be Dale Dutton; car No. 2, George Hicks ; car No. 3, Bob Miller, and car No. 4, Don Betzing. . A bouncing ball will be knocked from one end of the foolbsU field to lhe other In an altempllolmock it through lhe goal pools. Contestants signed in the pie eating contest are Frank Vaughan, Thomas Soulsby , Chuck Bartels, Big Jim Wiles, Thomas and Kelih Vanln· wagen. Participating In the "Basack· wards Race," which Offers a prize of $25, are members of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of the . Beta Sigma Pbi .and the Xi . '• Gamma Mu Sorority. · Taking pari wiD be Vicki ' I Gloeckner, Judy Werry, Kalle ·I Wells, and Lynn Daniels of Eta Phi Chapter, and Ann Rupe , (Continued on page 12) • at ' .... ' ' PHONE 99Z·2156 lEN CENTS - - · - - -- - -- - - - - " - COUNTRY -~TERN- R. J. Browning, right, and son, Ronald Kim, 13, Pomeroy, Rt. 2, will offer country and western music' this· evening at Intermission of the Grand Squares program which will be staged at Pomeroy Junior HighSchool auditorium. Curtain time is 8:30p.m. The Friday evening performance at the high school will follow the Big Bend Regatta Parade which leaves Middleport at 6 p.m. traveling non-11top to Pomeroy. .. VIsit Every Floor For Many Wonderful Ideas For Your Father This Sunday, June 20 .· OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 ,•, :: ::. · : :: :: :: ;: :: :: :: :·: . .· .;:; .: : :; .: :: .· ::::.:. : !• ;: • •' ·: ••; :: '•: :· .· :··:: :: ': .:::: .· . ':: :::: : ::; .: :· '• POMEROY BOUND - "Jeremla"; offlcial froc for Rio Grande Collile's Alpha Delta Epeilom fraternity may arrive ill Pomeroy this evening ill ttme for the Anilual Bla Bend Regatta Parade. Members of the commuter fraternity were force4 to interrupt their journey from Rio Grande this morning when "Jeremia" jumped from his covertil wa;on. PirUcipating ill the 35 mile hike are Carl Huntley, Mike Gerlach and Steve Gerlacli. . ::. : ·. . Jewell .R.eelected Post Commander -· I ··. •'• •.• Leonard Z. Jewell was named of war situation. He urged that COnlljl8llder a second straight each post in the county join to year by Drew Webster Post 39, purchase 1,000 bumper stickers American Legion, :Tuesday urging prliloner of war action. night. The Pomeroy post voted $8.50 MR. FROG, U.S.A. Other. officers - to be in· on its Share of the purchase. stalled on July 6 - are Donald Charles Swatzel, after Dr. George WiUJam Nace, above, is known throughout Whaley, first vice commander; reporting on a recent chicken the Frog World as "Mr. FrOg, U.S.A." He is Director of the Roy Reuter , second vice barbecue, asked help from post Amphibian Facility Department of Zoology and Center for commander; Charles Swatzel, members for two barbecoes to Human Growth and Development, University of Michigan. finance officer; Paul L. easel,, be held In conjuncllon '!flth Big This, the Amphibian FacilitY at the·univetsity of Michigan, adjutant; Edgar Van Inwagen, ·Bend Regatta Weekend Is the largest of its kind In the United Stales, and houses over sergeant-at-arms; James Saturday and Sunday. · Don 5,000 Frogs. The frogs ~_re now being used In Leukemia Gilmore, chaplain, and Joe Hunnel reported on the record Research. Dr. Nace will be' ln Pomeroy, Ohio, to attend the Struble, who wiD serve as in- of the "Meigs County American Frog Jump and fo jump his own frogs on Saturday night. He stalling officer , ·four year Legion baseball teinn ' cois accompanied by Dr. T. Kawamura, President Emeritus of trustee. sponsor~ by Post 39. the University ci HiroShima. Also ill his party are Mr. Delegates' expenses to the Charles E. Frank was Masalhl Ryusaki, and Dr. Nace's wife and three children. state convention up to $50 will . reporle<! corifmed to Veterans Dr. Nace, Dr. Kawamura and Mr. Ryuzaki are to be initiated be paid by the post provided Memorial HoSpital and Frank as "Grand Croakers" in the Ohio Society for Promotion of that each delegate attend all Fugate at the Holzer Medical Bullfrogs, Inc. convention meetings, march In Center. They are W~rld War I the parade If physically able, veterans: Members were urged and give a written or oral report to report to a bl~e 1t the to the post upon his return. Pomeroy Elementary School Frank Vaughan reported on the Tuesday to help replace 16 pints recent Eighth Dis.trlct summer of blood ~ for Frank. A I conference held at Wilkesville, prospective new member, [)(;r I Bv United Press lnteroallonal concluding the business session . Coates, a Vietnam veteran, was Embarrassing to a Few . In a talk on Americanism, illtroduced. Vaughan placed special em· The Eighth District's annual LONDON - SEN. J. WILLIAM Fulbright says the only hann from The New York Times release of Vietnam War documents is phasis on the Vietnam prisoner picnic was announced for Aug. to embarrass "a few Individuals who were party to the deception ci the country." Speaking of Schools-No. 193 Fullbright, in an interview with United Press International Thursday, said ' that as far back as 1967 his Senate Foreign Relations Committee asked to see the documents but the ad· ministration refuSed. If the co!limlttee had seen the documents, then, Fulbright added, none of the current fuss over the By George Hargraves, the old junior high achool ill disclosures would have occurred. "I don't think they (the , Superintendent Pomeroy, plus the ·footNil documents) have any significant effect on our national security," field, stadium, and the the Arkansas Democrat said. "The only effect is embarrassment Meigs Local Sc!bool District parking lot In Pomeroy. to a few indlvhluais who were party to the deception of the By the time you read this . We hope, that you enjoy the country.'' brief column the Big Bend events of the. weebncl. Meigs Regatta will be in full swing. Loca.l is haPP)' to be able to Get Modern, or Choke MUch of the activity wiD lake make these faclUU• a part of WASHINGTON- THE FEDERAL Reserve Board, warning place on school property .the big event We are a1ao that the. nation's banks could strangle on the 22 billion checks which the district is happy to ' ;>roud to have ~ of 0111' Americans write each year, Thursday urged adoption of a , make available. ( studen~ participating In l;he computer sY&tem which would automatically trarusfer funds parade and, Other activities. between bank accounts. · School fa cilities involved I DON'T KNOW ABOUT · Uilder the board's proposal, for example, a person's \ay are the present junior high you, but, as 11*"811hnd a ' (Continued on Page 12) sch90l building in Middleport, . middle~ citizen. of this 1 29 at Wilkesville. Commander JeweU announced a trusiees• meeting far June 28 at the post home and a pjst comdlaliders meeting fot June %1. • Commander Jewell ettended thanks to .toe Struble fho' faa in charge Or jravealde riNI thia month for Nant If. .lohn8t6h, a past commander~ and. life member of ihe )iolt. Struble . COIIIIIIelll«< on exceDent Meft1orlal Dly lll'viees, partlcularb" on tbt a~ance of the Vietnam · Color Guaftl, and corimitnled on Boya State now In Jli'Oil'he. BOyi 11Ata II sponsored tiy the bblb American L~t~on . , Refrealiiliiiit. of floh and chips were by Paul CalC! and Roy ! News ... i~ . Briefs l .; : ·.~ :.''··' '.' ·..•· .' ·. '• •': . . " ·: ::" :' ::. :: :: :: :::: :: ,:.:;:- ·: ::. ::: :; ': :;:.;.:: ;: :: :; :: ';. ;:·:. :: ::: ::. ::: ... ::.: ·: ·:;. :·, ·: . .' .'•'. . .•' . ': ·:. :. ·: : : ::·: : :. :::: Select your Father's Day Gift carefully and letushelpyou wtih your shopping Thlrdftoorfurnlturedepartmentla brlmmlngwitli gifts such as a new chair ."gun rack -new reading lamp for his comfort- magazine racks -air conditioner -new box spring and mattrw. 1 On the second floor.in the music department tbere'sa big sale on RCA table model Radios. You can reaDy save this Ft1day and Saturday. Or you could select.a new TV set. Records. Guitar. Sheet 1 mualc. , • . 1 For an extra fine gift idea - look at our selection of Luggage on the second noor. Ideal coiors 1n the , size or sizes you want. Anew picture-wall plaque Pl!ndulum Clock. . · · · Fanny Fanner.Boxed Candy · Palt of Binoculars • Instamallc Camera • Electric Razor' . Playing 1 : cards ·Shave Cream -Mter Sbave Lotion· Cologne · Razor Blades. Unbrella ora Cane Select Hallmark Father's Illy cards !tom a big selection. A1ao gift wrap paper '· ribbon and bows:. Other gift IU8Il1!11lons - Wembley Ties • Parts Belts • White Ilresl Shirts • Sport Shirts - Knitted I Shlrta • Llghllteight Jacket· Work Clothes - Dunglq'eea ·Summer Cap or Hat • Dre&S Slllcks - Hanl!l · Underwear • Socks • SUn Glasaea • Bandana Handercblefs • Ice Cream Freezer - Barbecue - Grill • New Percolator· P<lcket KDue •Wrllt Watch -Pocket Watch ·Dog Olaln or Collar. Electric Fan • Pencil or Pl!n •Camera flbn ·new Polaroid Big Shot Camera. •·I"· ' You'lluteFather's Daylhopplllg atElberfelda. When you've made your selection - let us gift wrap your gift and you'D be all set come Sunday June 20 -Father's Day. · . • ' ·' I . I. .. •, ELBER . IN ,... KEY FROM MAYOR - Point Pleasant Mayor Joo M. Leighty Thursday - in the spirit of fun - proclalined Saturday "Frog Day" ill the city and urged clilzens of Mason County to parllcipate in the·frog jumping contest on the Pomeroy football field at 7:30 Saturday evening . Leichty, Jeff, presents a key to the city of Poillt Pleasant to Pomeroy Attorney Fred W. Crow, fWnder and charter grand croaker of th~ Ohio Society for 1\le Promotion qf Bull Frogs, Inc. At llleir aide is the frog statue that stands. year-round on the lawn of the Crow residence in Syracuse. Mayor Leighty will become Point Pleasant's first "Honorary Grand Croaker" at Initiation ceremonies at the Frog Ball in the Pomeroy Junior High Auditorium Saturday nigh't after the jumping contests . Membership Tag·$1,000 1 COLUMBUS (UPI )- Seventy Democrats and 30 Republicans have been asked to purchase $1,000member8hips in an exclusive club to finance the personal polltieal activities of Gov. John J. Gllllgan, Scripps Howard Newapapers reported today. The newspapers said the bi· partisan buckeye Executives Club wiD be run by former as· tronautJohn Glenn, John Jones,, stile Democratic executive dir· ecior, and James M. Friedman, Gilllpll's toP assistant. 'l1le number of Invitations was kept down "to keep the memberihlp very, vety exclusive," Jon.. tald: No lltlalb of the club's pur· poee were given lq the invlta· f---------------------------, •rvlces. If ., 11 1.111. Morgan and Judge Ronald callioun, Gallipolis; Bill Hess ·ll)d ~ Swearingen, Athens; tarry Lissner, Washington, D. C.;OiiiMathews,Jackson; Dr . ~· W, Nace, t.Uphigan ; Ed BW!alel11, Chlllicothe i Edward M. ' Brown, Athens ; ·Dr . T. Kawamura, ·'and Masashi R)'liiaki, Hiroshima, Japan; Charles I. Adkins , J r., Ga!Upolis, and Charles Dautel, Clnctnnall. Elberfelds • Pomeroy SERVICES PLANNED A county prayer service will be held at 2 p. m, Sunday at White's Chapel with Okey Ahart as leader. The public is Invited. David Batey, 66, former Mason County resident, died Wednelday at his home at 53 Olerrlngton St., In Westerville, Ohio. Mr. Batey bad been employed by the Tlmken Roller Bearlng Co.ln Columbus. He was the son·· of !he late James and Margaret Saunders Batey. Surviving are his . wife, Genevieve; three sons, Michael of Westerville; William, of Delaware, and Jaml!l, at home; a granddiuchter, ,Vicki Batey, and ailfter, Mrs. W. T. (Jenny) Stone o! Hartford, W. Va. Funeral aerviCI!I wiD be held at 1:30 p. m. Friday at the Foclesong Funeral Home with the Rev. Willlam DeMOSB of· ticlatlng. Burilil .wiD be ill G~aham Cemetery. Friends may call at. the Morelaild Funeral Home ill Wl!lterville this eveninl and after that at the Focleaong Funeral Home fnm 10 Friday to lime, o( p Chamber of Coounerce. To empha$.e the frog, whlcb plays a leading role ill regatta weekend, thiS window of replicas has been prepared by Salon 710, 8 and 40, .at the City . Loan Co. on East Main St.., Pomeroy. Stcme, ChesterhlU ; Dr. Tom · In the Frog Polo event In car Tiny Williams, Fred Lee, Johrt Prompt delivery to your home. Continuous service. Our own sensible Credit · D 'd Ba _ liVI tey, 66, Died ·Wednesday K,. • THE BIG BEND REGATTA PARADE wiD roll at 6 this evening from Middleport to Pomeroy to open a w~k end of fun and frolic under the sponsorship of the Pomeroy Fred CrOw, put dlatlir Griiid er,.obr, iM&Iiic,d.. , , · .'Lilted for Gr~ ~ · honors In 1971 &r.. Eatl t , IngelS, Jr., Pomeroy; · 1101~ Mcrgan, Mlddlej)\ll't; SWill)' Plattenburg ana Bernard Krajcovlc, Pomeroy; Don ' Fullleclii!la Francia of Langsvtue, and two brothers, Jessie Swann of Langsville, and Ralph Swann, Pomeroy. U.USVRGERY Mrl. Dorotb,y Lacey; for. IJIII'iy af W"''!! art, uadec NIDI lllljor 11111tr7 ,_ llatKIDI'• llluPfln ......,. U-'tal' AobJenc!, t Eighteen Gtand Croakers will be lnillaled In the Frill Evtnta Saturday evllllna by the Qlllo Asaoclalion fo.- tile PtoniCillon . ofBuUFtop,Ind.,willl--r N::::O·~ · "X::.:.:. XIV.:.._N~9.:-..·-4;.;,. ] ~____,..-.._P_ OM_E_ RO-'-Y·_M_IDD...:....LE_P_ OR.:.:. ;'J-"Q= HJ.Q.._.;· ..__--,---:-· FR 10~ Y, JU~ E 18, 1971 Mrs. Russell Dies, Senices Friday Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Friday from the McCoy Funeral Heme In Vinton for Mrs. Bessie P. Russell, 82, Columbus, formerly- of Rt. 1, Vinton, who died Tuesday at the FUlton Nursing Rune. Rev. Bruce MaUory wiD of. ftclate . Burial wiD follow in Viii ton Memortal Part. Friends may caU at tl!e funeral hiiJie from 2-4 and 7-8 this evening. A nallve of Meigs County, she was the daughter of the late William and Mary Folden Swanson. She married Garfield Russell on Sept. 21, 1915, and he preceded ber In death In lll62. Survivors illclude a· son, Glenn, of Waldo, Ohio, a daughter, Mrs. ~ Mllls, Columbus; a s\eiHOO, Harold of Mifflin, Pa.; seven grand· children, and eight great. grandchildren ; two sisters, Mrs . Fannie Michaels, Youngstown ; Mrs. Worley . ' nametobea~lil8111'i6*o Swivel Rockers, Rock-0-Loungers, Recliners and Occasional Chairs. Cloth and vinyl upholstering. Modern. Early American . Traditiona I. · .. . ' tion bearillg Glenn's signature, the newspapers said. "Tbla 18 an organization with Mostly 1U11ny todt)' ·and a llinlted membership, closely Saturday 1ftth h!8hl both .tl;ya screened and pre-selected peoin the 80&. Clear and not Ia cOil! ple In both parties·to give tl1• tonight wlllt JoWl In !lie governor access to the views of ,4, ' eo.. - . persons with responsibility in many areas so that he can reeeive the benefits of a wide range of thinking, " said Fried· man . " It will also give him the chance to try out some of his id~s on them," said Ftiedman , "It will begin with a dinner at the mansion and there wiD be some social ai!pects connected with the organization durillg the ... years Governor Gilligan 18 in the mansion .'' :~::::::::::::::::::::::::f,;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: • Extended Weather Outlook for Oblo Sunday lbrough Tuesday: Warm and bumld tbrough Tuesday with a chance of showers or thundershowers In the north portions Sunday and over the alate Monday and Tuesday. Hlgbs mostly In the 80s and ovemigbllows In the 60s. . .Schools Help in Regatt.a Weekend ·Tim·e u ' 't . great county, my concern continues to lncrea• as I aee the ever-inoiDitinl tvidtlft M the rapid growth of druc abuae in our nation and in our atmed' forces ov.neas. It .-hi ll'lttt evet)' fttlt - · IGmeliA every !jay - lhete II a llew TV, radl,o, or pnu npart that lharpena the lntenlity of the feell111 tbat we ~ lndaed, are facing something like a drug epidemic. Did you aee the report of the 29-year vld tddlct wlw had ·' . I The invitation contailled a box to check if the individual wants to join and another to check If the individual and his wife would like to have dinner with the Gilligans at the mansion July 25. Friedman said the money would be used to flnr.,ce some .of Gilligan 's "personal activities political and semi~fficial activ·· Ities." Jones said the 100 persons Invited to become charter mem· bers of the Buckeye Executivea Club were "persons who were recommended for member· Ship." "All this Is open and above board," Jones sa.id. Towns Togeth,er. For Sewerage l.mJn and Grant ·. A step toward unifying public , services was made Wednesday • night when the villages .of ' Syracuse and Racine '!> established· a j91nt sanitary ~· · sewage system. t·, Frank ·W. Porter, ad· ' minlstrative ageqt for both ·.· towns, met with repreaentailvl!l , of both to complete an ap- ,., plication to the F.fl.A. for aloin and a grant totaling ,1,532,000. Design work on the project wil! be done by Commonwealth Systems, of Indiana. .Porter ' said that completion Of the system could be within a y~. ' 'been on heroin 13 years?, His return to their pomes? You and I have a real job of arms and legs were like stone. educating our youth about He Is now dead . Ail! have said earlier, there are no old drug abuse and drug ad· diction. First, we have to learn junkies. Did yQu see on TV the aU we can about these painful sol4lei1 in Vietnam as they subjects so we can have the 11110ked "~kag"? , really 90 facts and not just street , pet. plus pure heroin, you gossip . Get a book . Read know. They repeated the myth that you don't .become ad· something. Fiud out now. ln · LOCAL TEIIlPS dieted If you smoke it. They just a little while it may be too · late for the young person The temperature In liownlown have been shown to be whos~ life you may possibly Pomeroy at II Friday was 'II tragically In error. What will (Continued on Page 7) degrees, under sunny skies. happen .when these men • I" I �l- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., June 18, 1971 Lottery Opponents Will Co.ntin ue · Opposition ., . . By LEE LEONARD would be · submitted 1!1 11M! cent majority requirement proUPIStalellolue Reporter voters. ,In Nov~mber for ap-:'; tected property owners who COLUMBUS (UPI)- ti!gisla- proval before the state consti- ' bear most of the burden of real ' lion to legalize state lotteries in tutlon could be repealed. estate taxes. Ohio may reach the Senate · In the House, • biD allowing Rep. ~chard M. Christianfloor again, but opponents of tax and bond Issues to be ap- sen, ,D-Mansfleld, said special the measure said they would provecl bfa ~pie' lll!IJority on · elections ·should require special repeat their push agalnst pasa: l<qt, baUols-..lfaS ~nt to the majorities. . •· age . , .'!Stale . 'Qt\yern.me_nt Committee The chamber also approved, · The resolution, which would without· a floor vote. Current 64-24, a resolutlon which · re. amend the state constltu!fon ~w . requires 55 ·per cent ap- quests President ~lxon to sign forbidding lotteries, is sponsor· proval on bond Issues or, In the federal employment legisJa. ed by. Sen. Ronald M. Mottl, !). some cases, two-thirds major- lion passed by Congress. ity, Rep,. Chester T. Cruze, RRep. John A. Galbraith, R· Week in Review Cincinnati, sponsor of the meas· Maumee, said passage of the Parma . ·Mottl presented the ure, contended current Jaw cir- resolution was a "tricky politimeasure to the Senate Tues- cum vented the wiD of the rna- cal tactic.'' He suggested House I day, but only gained 17 votes jority. MinarityLeader A.G. Lanclone . '' for the resolution, three short "It is ~d public policy to D-~llaire, one of the' sponsor~ of the needed three-fifths rna- deny a community government write the President a letter on BLUE IUBBON TOURN.u~ENT WINNERS- ,'lbe volleyball team taking first place ~ the jority. se..Vices when a majority of the hi.s OWQ, without having the tourhament was made up of scour cadettes, left to right front rqw, Sandra Hansley, Tuppers Mottl, who said he was hope· . voters ·want them,'' Cr112e sail~: House act on the pfOWsal. · P!airui; Diana Benedwn, Reedsville; Cindy Tnplett, Middleport; and back ·row, Tere8a ful of gaining more support, re- ''011~ qf the reason$ we are iii In other action, the House Buckley, also first place winner 'in archery competition, and Debra Shields, both of Tuppers ceived permission to have the the bind we are.ln now 'is be· unenimoilsly· approved legisla· Plains, seated between Mrs. ,Mary Babr, left, camp director, and Mrs. Sharon Welker, measure brought to the floor cause 'we naven't given local lion which would allow joint Hemlock Grove, cadette unit leader. " again. · governments all ·.the options vocational school districts to SenateMajorityWhipMichael they need to solve their prob- .expand In adjacent counties J. Maloney, R-Cincinnati, one lems. without reorganization of the of the vocal opponents, said he ''This would be a modest at· districts. The measure wao prewould . reiterate ius opposition tempt to do so," he said. vioilsly passed by the Senate. to the bill if it comes to a vote _Rep. Alan E. Norris, R·West- A biD' extending holiday pay again. erville, contended the proposlil to fuU·time county employes H the resolution is passed by would lead to "indiscriminate with less than slx months servPictures and Report the Ohio General Assembly, it tax hikes." He said the 55 per ii:e was passed 87-5. By Charlene HoeDicb ~ ·. ENJOYING GIRL TALK In the wilderness was this gTOIJII ri Broiml~. J Jl ~ <; ·.,~ :: . ::•• ,• 'l ~.· r. ~• '· · ;; •.,••• i~ EVALUATION TIME - Jane Snider and Lynn Patton, dialrictadvlsorsfortheFourRlversGirlScoutCounc ll , were at Camp Klaahuta Thursday to evaluate the camp program. CRAZY ~TS were made by each of the approximately 65 _girls atlendJn& the annual day camp of the . Big Bend Neighborhood. Pictured in their hats here are cOnnie Knighting of Racine, left, and Robin Napper Of F!Omeroy, who worked under the direction of Mrs. Jackie Zirkle of Pomeroy, a junior unit leader for day camp. Leak. Identified Floyd Bvers Jr. WAS!llNGTON (UP!) -Anti· .,. war congressman Paul McCios· Died Wednesday key says be_ wa~ given ments . Elisberg, holder of a doctor's degree from Harvard Uiliversi· LAKESIDE. Ohio (UPil The West Ohio Conference of the United Methodist Church wound up Its 1971 session here today with the appointments of 245 ministers to churches in Western Ohio. They were: ATHENS DISTRICT Bartlett Circuit associate, · Randy Lavender, Tupper Plains. Chesterhill Charge, Kenneth and Catherine Nason, Sidney Pasco.-Pemberton. Coolville Charge associate, John Harra, Marietta College. Corning Charge, Luther Ramsey. Athens Guysville. Enlerprlse Charge, William 0. CoOk. Laurelville. Gallia Parish director, Ed· ward Wallen, United Seminary. Cheshire, Howard Fuller, Oak Harbor LaPointe. Glblsonvllle Charge, Maxine Krishe r-, Fairview-Black Oak. Guysville Charge, Edwin Lewis. Jacksonville. Haydenville Charge, . Florence Ark ley, . Pennsville. Jacksonville Charge, Joseph , :: o .. ·• ., BY UPI SANDUSKY, OHIO_ SOME of the "fanciest" modified full•: size tractors will compete July :~ 18 here in "Full-Power '71," the :• flntfull-alze tractor pull staged - in Erie County 1n several years. ,: The pull, sponsored by the Erie'!· Huron.Ottawa chapter of the (; Young Farmers Association, ~ will be held at the Erie County :: Fairgrounds here. .• lncludedlnthefivecategorles :: and three classes is one which is unusual for area pulls - an out· 1· of-the.fleld pull for farmers ;: wishing to pit their machines ~: against each other. Officials -'d a1 "h t od" 1r sever o r actors, '• ... hin .' Meius 4-H i; ' Qub News ·$$Grow as you add to your savlnga Nch weak at the Meigs eo. Branch of the Athens · Co. Savings and Loan. . !.. HOS pIJAL ti~ :S :C:U~ -~Cu~ p~ s:au!ct~: vtetn!~! :t Brecon, Bruce W. Charles, Washington Court House associate. Calvary, James T. Davis, Program Council, Columbus. Cameron Church of lito Deaf. Thomas Williams, Perkins Theological Seminary. Fairmont, Abraho1n E. New • Sharon· Circuit. For,est Chapel associate, John L. Hickman, Jr., Williamsburg. Groesbeck, John E. Dunham. Perrysburg Flrst. Hyde Park Community minis· ter to youth. Stephen Hoard, Asbury Seminary. MI. Auburn, Charles F. Haigh, Clifton Ave., Springfield. MI. Washington, John .s. Brown, Ottowa. · Nasi Trlnlfy.Northslde, Jerry D. Wortham, Coal Grove. Pleasant Ridge, Donald L. Irvin, Miamisburg Park view. W~stwood associate, Howard C. 'Pettit. Greenfield. .Winton Place, Raymond L. Moz,ena, Middletown Ama~da . ' L:oveland, Russell B. ·F.bote, Sclotovllle. ' CURRENT PASSBOOK RATE Save by the 10th, earn from the 1st. The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second 51. Pomeroy, Ohio A~~· ~~=- Riggs Bros., Inc. Used Car Lot Located on Rt. 7, Chester, Ohio §!!! Away In One Of Our Used Car SPECIALS a fathe(S Day DUDI.£Y'S FLORIST Southeastern Ohio Athletic League officials adopted a 14game freshman basketball schedule for 1971-72 Thursday night in their annual summer meeting at Athens. The frosh card will be based on the varsity schedule, but with game sites reverSed, In other words, if GAHS is playing at Meigs on Friday night, the Meigs frosh would play at GAHS on Thursday. AD frosb league games will be played on Thursday evening, beginning at 5:30, In other matters Thursday, the seventh, eighth and ninth grade grid schedules, and reserve football schedules were approved. Officials discussed the possibility of adding cross country to league activities. This was tabled until the August meeting. An all-6])orts trophy was also discussed, and also tabled until August. Sportsmanship rules and spectator conduct was reviewed ,In general. 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OPEN EVERY DAY BUTIIONDAY Unusual gifh · W, Va. Handcraft . antiq'"!s .• and many more Items to make your visit to tht Apple Tree one to remember! '- Karr &Van· Zandt • • • . ~ALUE-RATED CARS •• 65 RAMBLER~--------- - - --.'695 Rl 35,. HENDERSON, W. VA. Major League Standings By United Press International Natio11al League East W. L. Pet. GB Pittsburgh 40 24 .625 ... New York 34 25 .576 31/ 2 St. Louis . 36 30 .545 5 Chicago 32 32 .500 8 Montreal 25 32 .439 ll'h Philadelphia 25 36 .410 13'1' West W. L. Pet. GB San Francisco 41 25 .621 ... Los Angeles 35 29 .547 5 31 33 .484 9 Houston Atlanta 30 37 .448 11'12 Cincinnati 28 36 .438 12 San Diego 23 41 .359 17 Thursday's R.esults Chicago 7 Sl. Louis 6 (10 inns) Ci ncinnati 5 Atlanta 1 (Only games scheduled) Today's Probable Pitchers Philadelph ia (Reynolds 1-0I at New York (Gentry 5-41. ni~l. count was 6.4. Doug Browning was the winning pitcher, fanning eight and walking no one. The loser was Greg Browning who walked four and struck out four. Pirate hitters were B. Qualls with three singies , Bobby Schneider two sinldes, Eddie Sisson one single. ' Dodger hitters were led by , Greg Browning who slammed borne run and two singles. .Mike Owens bad a double, Van Mater and Phillips and Snider all. singled. a. the upset-minded Dodgers 7.off Tim Scites picked up the9- · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • victory for the Tigers as he relieved starter Randy Mar· shall. Tiger hurlers struck out I I nine and passed seven. Brenlley I, 1 . 1 •I; \ I o/1 Seth went all the way for the Dodgers, KO-ing nine and ,._ Q B~ST DEALS. EVER walking eight. Rand y Marshall was the Tigers' hitting , star with a double and two singles ; Dale Browning and Scites each singled. For the Dodgers, Todd Rawlings blasted a homer and a Catalina 2 dr . hardtop, smar t white with black v inyl roof. one single; Brent Seth a triple, and careful loca l owner. single, AI Selh a double and single, Tim Rawlings a double, and Pat Arnold a single. The Pirates, in their game, spotted the Yankees a one run Polar a v.8, 2 dr. hardtop, beaulltul bronze with black vinyl roof. lead but came back in the third We'll gladly refer you to or igina l loca l owner . to score five of their runs and build up an unbeatable lead. The Pirates went on to score two more and the Dodgers added another three. The final ld.. l station wagon for large famiHes . ·81\ SUMMER CLEARANCE ON NEW CARS TOO.·· 69 PONTIAC $2195 · 68 DODGE $1795 onlreal IRenko 7-51 at Pil s bur~h (Walker 2·6), night. Houston !Wilson 5-4) at Los Angeles (Osteen 7-4) , nighl. St. Louis IReuss 6-6) al Chicago IPappas 6-6). Atlanta (Jarv is 2-7) · at Cincinnati INolan 3-71. night. San Diego (Phoebus 3·6 and Arlin 2-91 at San Francisco IMarichal 8-4) and Reberger 2· 01. 2, twl-nighl. Saturday's Games Thursday's FighiRcsuits Phi ladelph ia at New York As Low As By United Press International Montreal al Pittsburgh Houslon al Los Angeles, night Rololfo Lobato, 128, Santa Convertibles. One w ith air condi t ion and one wlthouf. One St. Louis at Chicago Ana , Calif., outpointed Vil Wildcat and one LeSabre. You've seen lhem in lhe para des and Atlanta at Cincinnati , night Tumulak, 129, the Philippines they are sharp. San Diego at San Francisco 67 VOLKSWAGEN BUS ference meeting is scheduled on ' Aug . 25, beginning al6:30 Jl.m., at the Coaches Inn In Wellston. Attending were Jim Maines, Ironton ; James Diehl, Meigs; American League Charles Moore, Logan ; Gerald East Inbody, Athens ; John Wor· w. L. Pet. o·B thington and Jack Coy an, Bal timore 38 21 .644 ... 36 21 .571 4 Jackson; Ron Shoemaker , Delroil Boston 34 27 .557 5 Waverly ; Robert Shamp, New York 29 34 .460 11 Athens and James N. M. Davis Cleveland 28 33 .459 11 Wa shing ton 21 38 .356 11 and Ed Stewart, Galllpolis. West W. L. Pet. GB American League: Oliva, Oakl and 41 21 .661 Minn 15; Cash, Del 14; Horton, Kansas Ci ty 33 25 ,569 6 Del 13 ; Smith, Bos, Mellon, Chi Minnesota 32 32 .500 10 and Jackson, Oak 12. California 29 36 .446 13'12 Runs Balled In Milwaukee T2 35 .386 16'12 National League : Slargell, Chicago 22 ,36 .379 11 Pill 57; Aaron , All 53; Torre, Thursday's Results SI .L 46 ; Santo. Chi 45; Cepeda, Kansas City 5 Cal. 0 All 42. Minn . 7 Chic. 6 111 inn) American League : Killebrew , Detroit 4 Clev 3 Minn 50; Petrocell i, Bos and Baltim ore 3 New Yor k 1 While, NY 43; Horton, Del and l'oday's Probable Pitchers Oliva, Minn 40. California (Messersmith 5-6) at Kansas City (Spl iltorff J.O ). Pitching National League : Dierker, night. Major League Leaders Hou, Ell is, Pitt and Carlton, Chicago (Wood 5·31 at Minne· By United Press International St. L 10-3; Jenkins, Chi 10-6; sola I Perry 9 5). nigh!. Leading Batters Oakland I Hunter 9-4) at Stoneman, Mont 9-4. National League American League: Blue, Oak Milwaukee I Lockwood 3-51, G. AB R. H. Pet. 14-2; Cuellar, Ball10·1; McNal · night. Davis, LA 65 252 40 90 .357 ly, Ball 10-4; Lollch, Del 10-6; Delroil !Coleman 6·21 at Garr, All 64 269 45 93 .346 Palmer, Ball and Siebert, Bas C i ~veland (Hand 0-31. night. Torre, SI.L 66 254 40 ~ .346 9-3; Hunler , Oak 9-4; Perry, New York !Peter-son 6' 51 at Bckrt, Chi 63 252 39 87 .345 Minn 9-S. Baltimore (Cuellar 10-11, night. Brock, St. L 63 262 52 11'1 .340 Boston (Siebert 9-31 at Staub, Mont 58 206 34 67 .325 Washina lon IBosman 4. 8). Peplne,Chi 47174 18 56 .322 night Snglln, PiI 59 226 24 72 .319 76ERS D)lOP JOHNSON Saturday s Games Mays, SF 57 191 38 61 .319 Cal itornia at Kansas Cily PHiLADELPHIA (UP! )-The May, Cin 51185 27 59 .319 Chi cago at Minnesota Alou, Hou 51185 14 59 .319 Philadelphia 76ers of the Oakland al Milwaukee American League National Basketball Association Delroil al Cleveland , G. AB R. H. Pet. announced Thursday that Erwin New York al Baltimore, nlghl Ol iva, Min 56 222 43 84 .378 Johnson of Augusta (Ga.) Boston al Washington, nighl Murcer, NY 62 221 36 78 .353 Kaline, Del 54 176 36 57 .324 college, the No . 4 draft pick, Buford, Bal 48 187 47 59 .316 has been cut from the squad. International League Standings By United Press International Tovar, Min 62 257 38 79 .307 Rchrdt, Chi 49 183 18 56 .306 W L Pet. GB Syracuse 36 20 .643 B.Rbsn, Bal 59 230 · 32 70 .304 DEHOSPITAUZED Tidewater 35 26 .574 3'12 Oils, KC 55 218 37 66 .303 INDIANAPOLIS (UP! ) Charleston 32 24 .571 4 F.Rbsn, Bal 48 169 31 51 .302 30 28 .517 7 Rojas. KC 57 214 32 64 .299 Driver Mike Mosley, who was Rochester Rich mond 30 33 .476 .9'12 Home Runs 28 32 .467 10 National League : Stargell, injured in a crash at the In· Louisvi lle Pill 21 ; Aaron, All 19; Bench, dianapolis 500 May 29, Thurs- Toledo 23 37 .383 15 21 35 .375 IS Cin 16; Bonds, SF 15 ; Cepeda, day was discharged fr~ Winnipeg Thursday's Results All. Williams, Chi and May Methodist Hospital. Charleston 10 Louisvil le 4 Cin 14. ' Richmond 6 Syrac use 4 Toledo 12 Rochester 6 carry these problems back to their schools to discuss them with student body leaders and booster clubs. · The spring championship trophies were officially awarded to i\thens in track and baseball, and to Gallipolis In golf. All league schools were represented with the e~ception of Wellston . The ne~t con- • • 2 Dr .. auto. trans. THE APPLE TREE collected thr~ .hits f91' the Royals, Les Cain pitched five innin ~s : to fecord his fifth victory in six decisions and also bunted home the Tigers' first run as Detroit bested Sam McDowell. Cliin was forced to leave the game in the sixth inning with a sore pitching shoulder. The Tigers got only six hits in the game but took advantage of an error by McDowell to score twa runs in the fifth. Minnesota, trailing by three runs in the top of the lith, rallied for four runs In their half of the inning to defeat the White Sox. George Mitterwald, whose home run ·had tied the game at 3-3 in the sixth, singled home Tony Oliva with the winning run in !he lith. Harmon Killebrew also homered for the Twins in the game while Bill Mellon hit his 12th homer for Chicago. In Pomeroy Utile League · action Thursday two teams had big five-run innings that brought each from behind and to victory . The Tigers, after falling behind 6 to 4, came up with five runs in the fifth as they knocked $895 65 BUICK (10) . 65 OLDS F85 Randy Neumann, 196, Cliff. side Park, N. J., outpointed Brian O'Melia, 189, Jersey City, Stati on Wagon. We'll gladly refer you to loca l owner. Extra nice. N. J. ( 10). See Bill Nelson, Ceward Calvert or Fred Blaettnar. WAI-'iTON'S NEWJOB MANY MORE ' CHICAGO (UP! ) - Bobby Walston , a former end with lhe Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League, PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS . Thursday was named assistant BUI CK 116 Years of Continuous Business to President George Halas Jr ., PHON E 992-2143 . POMEROY, OHIO of the Chicago Bears. BLAETTNARS KAWASAKI PRECISION BUILT MOTORCYCLES 1 Mr. and Mrs• Walter Scotty St Gallagher, Inc., 12 Eosl . 2nd ' .• New Yor k Crty , New York Lucas, Cheshire, a son ; Mr. and . , . Subs cr ipti on rates : De : Mra. JackMcCellan Cleveland . love.red by carrier where ' ' ' avatla bte SO ceots per week · a son; Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. . By Motor Route where carr ie; Decker. Rio Grande son service nol available : One ':' • · month ~1.75 . By mall In Oh io Dllcbarges and W. Va .. One year st•.oo. Kimberly Addln gt on, Mrs . • month Sox monl~s sus Three . s S4 .50 . SubScri tlon Britton Barlow, Roger Barrett, pr ice Includes Sunday TrmesMrs. Eliza. Blevins, ~ster ·: enll~el. · :hi:•: ~as 4%% Dundas. Earl C. Bowser, Afh· ens. Caudlll, Stephan Downard, - -~------.. Lesley Elias, Robin Finley, 1 Willard Harvey, Michael ~emember James, Mrs. James Jeffries, Ricky Jones, Miss Yvonna 011 Jones, Christopher Higginbotham, Charles Long, Jr., MJ:s. JUNE 20 Lawrence · McCartney and WEAR daughter, Mrs. George Morgan, ARed or While C~_!_INATION Coraletta Plantz, Mrs. Oiarles. Shopshear, Mrs. John Shupert, Mrs. James Stutes and son, 59 N. Second St. Christopher Williams, Elmer Middleport, Ohio Winston, Mrs. Thomas Woods, 992-5560 and David Mitchell. Totee, Juliiin Javier and Ted Simmons. The cardinals also lied a major league record by using five pitchers in one inning - the eighth - as they tried fruitlessly to prevent the CUbs from tying the score. Jim Hick· man had a homer for Chicago. Lee May -collected a single and a double to drive in three runs as the Reds beat the Braves. Jun McGlothlin went the distance for Cincinnati, scattering seven hits to record his third victory in seven decisions. Pat Dobson hUrled a fivehitter and Elrod Hendricks hit a ·two-run homer as the Orioles downed the Yankees. Mel Stottlemyre was the victim of Hendricks' homer and suffered his fifth loss in 12 decisions. Dick Drago tossed a six-hitter !llld Chuck Harrison drove in a pair ·of runs to spark Kansas City's triumph. l'aul Schaal - Nat i onal Blrtbs Santo. Kessinger also doubled and scored the tying r\iilln the eighth. • "I can't explain it. Doesn't everybody hit that way?'' said Kessinger. ''There's luck In It, 1 never hit that way before. Today I might go ().for-5. ·But yesterday I could see the ball good, and like they say, hit it ·where they weren 't. "I haven't changed anything Sam b t · · . e .a , same stance, same everythmg. I just marked the bat well so I'll know it again I used the same one on all ~x hits , fu the only other NL game, Cincinnati whipped Atlanta 1>-1. Baltimore beat New York 3-1 Kansas City blanked Californi~ 5-0 Detroit nipped Cleveland 43 ' and Minnesota topped Oucago M in American League action. · , .· . Kessinger s hittmg offs~t horne runs by the Clirdlnals' Joe 14-Game Frosh Cage Card Adopted By SEOAL Brass Watch Your DaiiJ HOS.PITAL NEWS Social . Calendar l: Barnes, Rockbridge.' Junction City, Lewis Williamson, Dundas. Laurelville Charge, Wiley Baker, Celina MI. Zion. Rocksprlngs.Eriterprlse; · Stanten F'. Smith, East Fultonham. Middleport · Rutland, Robert T. Bumgarner, Toledo Ban· croft. Southern associate, Frank Cheesebrew, Cheshire. Sciut~ern .. asslslant, Martha Maftner, Methodist Theological School. Northeast associ ate, Stanley Brandum, Pennsville, _ ·Rockbridge Charge, Earl Snyder, Junction City . der, ~unction City. Seven Church Charge, Fred and Betty Wintermute, Spring. · field Sf. Paul. Shawnee-New Straitsv ille, .)VilsOii-Rolllns, New Plymouth. . Union Charge, William Airson, Pomeroy Enterprise. Hamden-Winter, Paul Sellers, Syracuse Circuit. Allensville, Tom ., Daniel , La kev1ew., .. .,_ · New PIXmouth, Richard By FRED McMANE UPI Sports.Writer Don Kessinger of the Oilcago Cubs is doing some last minute campaigning for the National League AD-star balloting, The sUck fielding shortstop, who currently ranka a close third in the voting f~r .the NL AD-star team behind Bud Harrelson. of New York and Maury Wills of Los Angeles, turned In the finest single RII!Jle hitting exhibit! b Cub · 34 on Ya m years Thl!l'sday when he collected si~ hits in six·at bats to lead Ch1cago to a 7~. II). inning vlc~ry ov~r the St. Louis Cardinals. . Kessinger, who raised his average to ·"!ff• becam~ the 62nd player m the Nallonal League ,to get six hits in a game an~ the first Cup player to get SIX hill! since July 5, 1937, when Fred Demaree went f!.for-7ln ·a !4-lnnlng g Kessinger scored U::e~uns in the game, Including the winning run in the lOth. He led off the inning with a single, moved to second on a sacrifice and scored on a single by Ron Thomas, Za ~kl.1 ~ ,..........,.,""'-----'-'-'·'-'·~·.., COMPLETES TRAINING LETART, W. VA. - Army .f- · The Sentinel Private Aaron K. Weaver, 19, DEVOTED TOT~ E fNTERESTOF son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Marcus .MEIGS -MASON AREA Weaver, Route 2, recently CHESTER L. TANNEHILL , Exec. Ed. completed nine weeks of ad· . ROBERT HOEFLICH , vanced individual infantry City Editor Pub l(shed daily e xcept training at Ft. Polk, La. Holzer Medical Center, First Saturday by The Oh io Volley . Publish ing Company, Jll Ave · and Cedar St · Genera1 Court St. , Pomeroy, Oh io · visiting hours 2-4 alid 7~ p.m. •S769. BOsiness Office Phone Maternity vlslting hours 2:30 to ~~~ i21S6, Editor ial Phone 992 · · 4:30 p.m. ·Parents only on Second class postage pa id at Pediatrics Ward. Pomeroy , Ohio. Police later apprehend~·d · b)lfg, Ohio. McCloskey, .a California Re· Washington Post reported 1n its Robert ware 17 ho th The youth made his home publican who has threatened to Friday .morning. editions it believe fired the fatal ;.ots ~~ with Mr. and Mrs. Orvy Gainer challenge President Nixon for received' a Call Wednesday fourth youth Involved rem~lned at Bashan while Uvlng In Meigs the GOP nomination next year night from a man who at large County. over the war issue, said identified himself as Ellsberg. WASH.INGTON _ PEACE He Is survived by his mother ,. Thursday he received the The newspaper said the man forc es In the House of Mary E. Smi~ ; his stepfather, documents more than a month refused to confirm or deny he Representatives made their Sidney C. Sm1th ; ~alf brothers, ago from Da~lel Ellsberg, 40, a had leaked any documents. It . FRIDAY strongest showing on the Bennie, Earl and Stdney II; half former adv1ser. at both the said the •' man Indicated he ANNUAL REGATTA ice VIetnam War Issue, ~ut heavy stster, Cmdy Lu; g~and~ents, State and Defense Depart- believed be was under surveil· cream social, fellowship hall of Republican 'support Thursday Mr · and Mrs. David Whitaker • lance and was calling from a St. Paul Lutheran Church, gave President Nixon yet Lancaster ; uncles, David, Paul, public telephone booth In Pomeroy, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. another vote of confidence on Joe and Jim Whitaker, and an Boston. Friday and Saturday. Lunches Indochina. aunt, Mrs. Betty Shonk of '"'e Reporters who went to and baked goods avllilable also~ The House defeated 254 to 158 Lancaster. Ellsberg's Cambridge, Mass., Ice cream take home orders a proposal to endorse a total u. He was a member of ~e apartment Thursday found phone, Tuesday through Thurs: S. withdrawal from the war by Fu~ure Farmers of Amer1ca W~esday's mail still in• the day, 7 to 10 p.m. and Friday, 11 Dec. 31, and beat 238 to 146 a aAnnd was Gan dempCeloye of the The Tupper PI . 4 H Cl b maEIIstbox. a.m. to 7 p.m., 992-2010. second • f erson ar en nter at the s ams • u berg, described by asso11 measure ca mg or 8 erwtc · k Shopplng Center. G'•ls SATIJRDA Y withdrawal by June " met June 15 at the horne of elates as "consclence-!!trlcken" 30 1972 i~ ~ :n:~ :~::~Ywl~ conditioned on release of all U' Funeral ~rvlces were held Mrs. Rose Carr with two ad· because be was involved 1n the BIG BEND Regatta dances S , Wednesd · Saturday at the P. E. Ruther· visors and seven members origins of decision-making on Fn.·day ·and Saturday, 9 ~ two engines, were ' already war priSOners ay ford Funeral Home in presen t· ,. · ' the Vie\Dam War, was named m1 dnight , p omeroy tennis :: coounitted to the pull , the Senate also refused to lm· Reynoldsburg with burial in the Officers elected were, tiy two soilrces as the person courts. Sponsored by Drew •, COLUMBUS - A RECENT pose a peace ?eadllne on the Violet Cemetery. , president, Teresa Carr ; vice who had leaked a massive Webster Post 39, American declJion by the Sillth Circuit 1'\lxon admlmstration . The president, Rhonda Fortney ; government study on the war to Legion, Jays emceeing. •; Court of Appeals which gave Senate today went back to secretary Gwenda Depoy · The New York Times. :; school boards the right not to d~bate on the draft extension treasurer: Marcia Carr: Sidney Zion, a former Times HOCKING District Sunday ~: · renew probationary teacher btU, with just 13 d~ys left before reporter , Teresa Buckley; repcx:ter, first named Ellsberg School and Baptist Training ;.· contracts will become· a the draft law explfes. recreation leaders Soni Car . • Union convention, Naomi ~ , "landmark case" In employer- JA~~SONVI~~EM .FLA. . and Beth Headly,' .and ~eal~ ::~s ra~~tin~~=~Theu!~ Baptist Church, Pomeroy, ~ emplon relations, the mE Monster, ·Fionda High· PLEASANT VAIJ.EY and safety leaders Susan published a story saying Saturday and Sunday. Rev. •! executive director of the Ohio way Patrol's anti-riot lank, led ADMISSIONS: Eclna ·Putney, Henderson and Susan' Goebel. Ell be bee Samuel Jackson, pastor. !•, School BOards Association said a slow procession of 20 pollee Point Pleasant; Mrs . Paul Susan Carr and Beth Headly ' senior · s rg had n named by "a ; HYMN SING, Saturday,' 7·.30 offlctlll of the Executive ,; Thurlday, Dr. WWard Fox said cars through the black east.side Grlnun, Vienna ; George Jodon, were in charge of recreation. Br h . p.m., Freedom Gospel Mission, ~.• the declJion would affect all of Jacksonville Thursday rught • Leon ; Mrs. Wllllam Hunter, The next meeting Is to be held bleanc " as the man responsi· Bald Knob, Bissell .,. a-others for the leak. spouted suffocation (gas) Cottageville ; Mrs ,• William J une 22 at Rose Carr's home •~ IChool boards In the state. The Times had no comment singing, publlc invited. ~ The ruling, handed dowh by grenades, and flushed out Hoffman, Mrs. Virginia Rim· WeplantohaveDebbieConklin. on the reports. SUNDAY ~ the Sixth Circuit Court of Ap· alleged looters. . ney, Mrs. Russell Holland, aU' the county home economic~ COMMENCEMENT Exer' ·;. peale in Cincinnati, decided in By early today pollee had Point Pleasant, and Katherine agent, to attend, _ Teresa McCloskey said Ellsberg sent cises for Syracuse Copununity ~:.•· . 1 favor of the Columbus Board of arrested more than 100 persons Love, New Haven. him some xeroxed copies of vacation Bible school, Sunday, . Buckley. documents after be met Wl' th ~• Education which failed to renew - 70 of them Thursday - m two DISCH.\RGES: Mrs. Ronald THE RIVERVIEW 4-H Club Ellsberg at Princeton Universi- 7:30 p.m. at Syracuse F'~rst ;\ lbe contract of Thomas Orr, nights of violence In this city of. Miller, Mrs. Vaughn Johnson met June 14 at the Stuart Hall United Presbyterian Church. 19· The Collgre8BIIl8J1 ~ who had been hired as a 528•000• Pollee reported they and son; Mrs. Carroll Saxton, with two advisO{s and seven said ty April WEEKI!:ND rev1·val at Ellsberg told him he had 1 , ·probationary teacher at shot and wounded a black Clark Vickers, Mrs. Eugene members present. Cathy "information reievant to Vie' Church of Christ in Christian ~ Columbus Walnut Ridge. teenager in the foot, when be Davis and Robert Wood. Pickens was In charge of . ul '" Union, Pearl St., Mlddl~rt -~ COLUMBUS - THREE allegedly opened fire on them. BIRTH: June18,asontoMr. recreallon. JaneWhitebeadand nam,mpar11c ar,myconcern 7:30 each evening Friday ~ •o11•ha were to face first- He was• not immediately and Mrs . Dorset McCoy, Teresa Chichester served • over the deception of Congrea through Sunday with Rev. !1. , " ' by the Executive Branch -'th ~ degree murder charges In ~ested, but later was taken Henderson. refreshments. respect to Vietnam." "' Roscoe Thorne, Point Pleasant ~ CCIIIIeCUOn with the shooting mto cus~y when he r~rted There will be a work meeting MCCloskey said he could not spealdhg. ' ~ Cou!Wthnlyola-~•aformetantprroFsreacnukltoinr to a hospital for medical ald. in Stuart Hall on June 22 and a tell whether the nnnJes he WEEK LONG revival ; ... SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON Department present legal business meeting at' Mrs. --r bqlnning I p.m. each evening, 1 ~ 'l'llurldl7 In a downtown bar. -:- Astrona?t Walte,r Cun· arguments toa.y 011 whether Whitehead's home on June 29• ~olc:.;;~~=t ~t beginning·Sunday at Old Dexter ~ ldward T. Roth,' 50, died of mngham, cnlictzln& Congress the newspaper should be for- _ Niese! Duvall. Times based 118. aeries, which Church. Rev. Will«rd Dutcher ~ .....ICitWOIIIIdaintheforehead for allowing America to fall· bidden to pubiiJh the last two THE BLUE JAYS 4-H Club hu led to 8 government pastor, extends Invitation ~ wh6cb ... lnlllc.ted when four behind RUBBia In fiPice ex· Installments of a aecret Pen· met June 15 at the Salisbury attempt to slop publication of public; special music. JO!IIbllrled to hold up the bar. ploration, resigned Thursday to lagon report tracing U. S. In- School with two advilors and~l7 the Information. VACATIO~ Bible School Rolb wa lbot after he threw a take an executive's job wit.h a volvement In Indochina. members In attendance . IIUI of beer at the gunman, real estate firm. "The f1P1ce The Times, at leaot lem· Redenith Blevins in ':: pallcuald. program Is receiving srn811er porarlly, will keep xeroxed charge of recreation . Kath a. h 1 ild ArrMh~ llborUy after the. and /IIDaller support with ap. coplel of the report. u. s. l.awrenct' and Lora· Ruueli ;::: ~ ·~lllkey said, he urc ' TIJESDAY llloeUq were Ale11nder proprlallons from Congress," Dlstrlct Judge Murray Gurfeln were r•nslble for refresh· tiona CommitteeFanlp Rela· LADIES We,, II, and How.-.! lllrlon, ::.Wlnk39-yearoQld clviUan aald. "I withheld a rullnl 'l1111nday on a ments. The next meeting 1a there was a American II. ~ 1111encl .... of Inthat's a terrible mlstafle." covemment nqaat t.hat' the scheduled for June 22 and 1a to study M.,._.,_ ............ ~ ............ a •Ill &II -''-"'•- elllraa NEW YORK - 11tE New "'--•· ......... to--·•·" beheld tthe · '"'-~ ..,• ...,. ,... • ._..y; p.m. at hall with 11 nrnll! ;ia;; . ~1o y kn •w•••n,. req- · • _..,....,, . a Salisbury School. committee to r111wt the allldy revill0111 in COillltituUonlnd 11)1. or mes and the Jllllice the cGplea. · · - Debbie Lawrellce. 1 la1r1 p~an,Ject. , from the Stille ~1. 1 ' .:: :; W . OUIIII. ., .. Ohio Ministers Appointed June ;.: j ,, ' i £~l@WfWIMIWiN!MitH?iliilM @;iJiJfil?MFti!.{!· ro!"~:r~y ~~:~::c~~~~·a!: ~ =':~~~tn;t:Ja~~;~~ :~!~~~~T~::Er:.:::~~ :: ifit1 Ov • ht "'. WJ:' · iW~ 1971 graduate of Pickerington described as the source of the He last ,.as reported seen '' :! WA ernzg, z re. • . f% High School, died on Wed- information The New York Wednesday after eating lunch .•' f.# fit nesday, 9 at Reynolds· Times received on tl\e subject. at the MIT Faculty Club. The I .. " .. Girls at Camping Girls, ·girls everywhere was the ·scene at Camp Klashuta near · Chester this week as ~fOUls from the Meigs Big Bend Neighborhood congregated at the.camp site f.or the annutil day camp JX'ogram. -Instruction in badminton, ping pong and folk dancing by Mrs. Mary Bahr, camp director, were Innovations to l!le camp 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ac.. tivlties. Craft work.was stepped up this year, more cooking was done in the units, there were hature and anlmal studies and )likes during the day. Thursday, parents of the girla were guests for the·•afternoon. Craft projects were completed, tournaments were held, tw:tles were raced, camp sites were Viewed, and officials of the Four Rivers Girl Scout Council were there to evaluate the program .. And anqther successful day camp for Meigs Girl Scouts concludes. ~ Kessinger Six-For-Six ' • Winners Rally to Get .Wins 69 MERCURY MONTEGO:------'2095 Blue, 4 dr., V-8, auto. trans. . ' sngs 66 COMET CYaDNE 2 Dr .• '1·8, auto. trans., P.S., P. B., excellent condition, bronz~ . . . 65-· BUICK. SKYlARK ------ ~ ---1995 ' Sharp, real c l ea~. v.a, auto. . trans. WAS 65 PLYr.10UlH FURY 3-----s~~- SS95 Auto. trans., power brakes, power steering . ------------------------SEE : Gale Ingraham- Chu.ck Reynald~ Ray Ri!I!IS- David Riqqs RIGGS .BROS., INC. USED CARS 813 Farson St. 423-6331 Belpre. o. Corner of Rt. 7 and Farson Street · I ,' 2-1971 OLDS DELTA 88 H. T. SEDANS ABA NAMES COMMITTEE NEW YORK (UPI )-A four· man executive committee was named Thursday by Commis· sioner Jack Dolph of the American Basketball Association . Bill Daniels of the Utah Stars will head the committee which also includes Earl Foreman of the Virginia Squires, Wendell Cherry of the Kentucky Colonels and Don Bezahler of the Pittsburgh Condors. 905 Rot ary Val ve Engine- Tubul ar Frame - 5 Speed Tran smi ssi ~n - 12 mo.-12.000 mi. Warranty. SPECIAL PRICE ............. ..................... '34CJOC» COYOTE MINI BIKE SPECIAL PRICE.................................. These Prices For Regatta Weekend Only SEE OUR DISPLAY ON THE PARKING LOT J&R SPORT SHOP 748 E. MAIN 992-5153 ~TIRE Both with vinyl roof and air con- · dltioningf One demo. and 1 driver's education car. GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. . •15900 POMEROY,O. 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By LEE LEONARD would be · submitted 1!1 11M! cent majority requirement proUPIStalellolue Reporter voters. ,In Nov~mber for ap-:'; tected property owners who COLUMBUS (UPI)- ti!gisla- proval before the state consti- ' bear most of the burden of real ' lion to legalize state lotteries in tutlon could be repealed. estate taxes. Ohio may reach the Senate · In the House, • biD allowing Rep. ~chard M. Christianfloor again, but opponents of tax and bond Issues to be ap- sen, ,D-Mansfleld, said special the measure said they would provecl bfa ~pie' lll!IJority on · elections ·should require special repeat their push agalnst pasa: l<qt, baUols-..lfaS ~nt to the majorities. . •· age . , .'!Stale . 'Qt\yern.me_nt Committee The chamber also approved, · The resolution, which would without· a floor vote. Current 64-24, a resolutlon which · re. amend the state constltu!fon ~w . requires 55 ·per cent ap- quests President ~lxon to sign forbidding lotteries, is sponsor· proval on bond Issues or, In the federal employment legisJa. ed by. Sen. Ronald M. Mottl, !). some cases, two-thirds major- lion passed by Congress. ity, Rep,. Chester T. Cruze, RRep. John A. Galbraith, R· Week in Review Cincinnati, sponsor of the meas· Maumee, said passage of the Parma . ·Mottl presented the ure, contended current Jaw cir- resolution was a "tricky politimeasure to the Senate Tues- cum vented the wiD of the rna- cal tactic.'' He suggested House I day, but only gained 17 votes jority. MinarityLeader A.G. Lanclone . '' for the resolution, three short "It is ~d public policy to D-~llaire, one of the' sponsor~ of the needed three-fifths rna- deny a community government write the President a letter on BLUE IUBBON TOURN.u~ENT WINNERS- ,'lbe volleyball team taking first place ~ the jority. se..Vices when a majority of the hi.s OWQ, without having the tourhament was made up of scour cadettes, left to right front rqw, Sandra Hansley, Tuppers Mottl, who said he was hope· . voters ·want them,'' Cr112e sail~: House act on the pfOWsal. · P!airui; Diana Benedwn, Reedsville; Cindy Tnplett, Middleport; and back ·row, Tere8a ful of gaining more support, re- ''011~ qf the reason$ we are iii In other action, the House Buckley, also first place winner 'in archery competition, and Debra Shields, both of Tuppers ceived permission to have the the bind we are.ln now 'is be· unenimoilsly· approved legisla· Plains, seated between Mrs. ,Mary Babr, left, camp director, and Mrs. Sharon Welker, measure brought to the floor cause 'we naven't given local lion which would allow joint Hemlock Grove, cadette unit leader. " again. · governments all ·.the options vocational school districts to SenateMajorityWhipMichael they need to solve their prob- .expand In adjacent counties J. Maloney, R-Cincinnati, one lems. without reorganization of the of the vocal opponents, said he ''This would be a modest at· districts. The measure wao prewould . reiterate ius opposition tempt to do so," he said. vioilsly passed by the Senate. to the bill if it comes to a vote _Rep. Alan E. Norris, R·West- A biD' extending holiday pay again. erville, contended the proposlil to fuU·time county employes H the resolution is passed by would lead to "indiscriminate with less than slx months servPictures and Report the Ohio General Assembly, it tax hikes." He said the 55 per ii:e was passed 87-5. By Charlene HoeDicb ~ ·. ENJOYING GIRL TALK In the wilderness was this gTOIJII ri Broiml~. J Jl ~ <; ·.,~ :: . ::•• ,• 'l ~.· r. ~• '· · ;; •.,••• i~ EVALUATION TIME - Jane Snider and Lynn Patton, dialrictadvlsorsfortheFourRlversGirlScoutCounc ll , were at Camp Klaahuta Thursday to evaluate the camp program. CRAZY ~TS were made by each of the approximately 65 _girls atlendJn& the annual day camp of the . Big Bend Neighborhood. Pictured in their hats here are cOnnie Knighting of Racine, left, and Robin Napper Of F!Omeroy, who worked under the direction of Mrs. Jackie Zirkle of Pomeroy, a junior unit leader for day camp. Leak. Identified Floyd Bvers Jr. WAS!llNGTON (UP!) -Anti· .,. war congressman Paul McCios· Died Wednesday key says be_ wa~ given ments . Elisberg, holder of a doctor's degree from Harvard Uiliversi· LAKESIDE. Ohio (UPil The West Ohio Conference of the United Methodist Church wound up Its 1971 session here today with the appointments of 245 ministers to churches in Western Ohio. They were: ATHENS DISTRICT Bartlett Circuit associate, · Randy Lavender, Tupper Plains. Chesterhill Charge, Kenneth and Catherine Nason, Sidney Pasco.-Pemberton. Coolville Charge associate, John Harra, Marietta College. Corning Charge, Luther Ramsey. Athens Guysville. Enlerprlse Charge, William 0. CoOk. Laurelville. Gallia Parish director, Ed· ward Wallen, United Seminary. Cheshire, Howard Fuller, Oak Harbor LaPointe. Glblsonvllle Charge, Maxine Krishe r-, Fairview-Black Oak. Guysville Charge, Edwin Lewis. Jacksonville. Haydenville Charge, . Florence Ark ley, . Pennsville. Jacksonville Charge, Joseph , :: o .. ·• ., BY UPI SANDUSKY, OHIO_ SOME of the "fanciest" modified full•: size tractors will compete July :~ 18 here in "Full-Power '71," the :• flntfull-alze tractor pull staged - in Erie County 1n several years. ,: The pull, sponsored by the Erie'!· Huron.Ottawa chapter of the (; Young Farmers Association, ~ will be held at the Erie County :: Fairgrounds here. .• lncludedlnthefivecategorles :: and three classes is one which is unusual for area pulls - an out· 1· of-the.fleld pull for farmers ;: wishing to pit their machines ~: against each other. Officials -'d a1 "h t od" 1r sever o r actors, '• ... hin .' Meius 4-H i; ' Qub News ·$$Grow as you add to your savlnga Nch weak at the Meigs eo. Branch of the Athens · Co. Savings and Loan. . !.. HOS pIJAL ti~ :S :C:U~ -~Cu~ p~ s:au!ct~: vtetn!~! :t Brecon, Bruce W. Charles, Washington Court House associate. Calvary, James T. Davis, Program Council, Columbus. Cameron Church of lito Deaf. Thomas Williams, Perkins Theological Seminary. Fairmont, Abraho1n E. New • Sharon· Circuit. For,est Chapel associate, John L. Hickman, Jr., Williamsburg. Groesbeck, John E. Dunham. Perrysburg Flrst. Hyde Park Community minis· ter to youth. Stephen Hoard, Asbury Seminary. MI. Auburn, Charles F. Haigh, Clifton Ave., Springfield. MI. Washington, John .s. Brown, Ottowa. · Nasi Trlnlfy.Northslde, Jerry D. Wortham, Coal Grove. Pleasant Ridge, Donald L. Irvin, Miamisburg Park view. W~stwood associate, Howard C. 'Pettit. Greenfield. .Winton Place, Raymond L. Moz,ena, Middletown Ama~da . ' L:oveland, Russell B. ·F.bote, Sclotovllle. ' CURRENT PASSBOOK RATE Save by the 10th, earn from the 1st. The Athens County Savings & Loan Co. 296 Second 51. Pomeroy, Ohio A~~· ~~=- Riggs Bros., Inc. Used Car Lot Located on Rt. 7, Chester, Ohio §!!! Away In One Of Our Used Car SPECIALS a fathe(S Day DUDI.£Y'S FLORIST Southeastern Ohio Athletic League officials adopted a 14game freshman basketball schedule for 1971-72 Thursday night in their annual summer meeting at Athens. The frosh card will be based on the varsity schedule, but with game sites reverSed, In other words, if GAHS is playing at Meigs on Friday night, the Meigs frosh would play at GAHS on Thursday. AD frosb league games will be played on Thursday evening, beginning at 5:30, In other matters Thursday, the seventh, eighth and ninth grade grid schedules, and reserve football schedules were approved. Officials discussed the possibility of adding cross country to league activities. This was tabled until the August meeting. An all-6])orts trophy was also discussed, and also tabled until August. Sportsmanship rules and spectator conduct was reviewed ,In general. 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OPEN EVERY DAY BUTIIONDAY Unusual gifh · W, Va. Handcraft . antiq'"!s .• and many more Items to make your visit to tht Apple Tree one to remember! '- Karr &Van· Zandt • • • . ~ALUE-RATED CARS •• 65 RAMBLER~--------- - - --.'695 Rl 35,. HENDERSON, W. VA. Major League Standings By United Press International Natio11al League East W. L. Pet. GB Pittsburgh 40 24 .625 ... New York 34 25 .576 31/ 2 St. Louis . 36 30 .545 5 Chicago 32 32 .500 8 Montreal 25 32 .439 ll'h Philadelphia 25 36 .410 13'1' West W. L. Pet. GB San Francisco 41 25 .621 ... Los Angeles 35 29 .547 5 31 33 .484 9 Houston Atlanta 30 37 .448 11'12 Cincinnati 28 36 .438 12 San Diego 23 41 .359 17 Thursday's R.esults Chicago 7 Sl. Louis 6 (10 inns) Ci ncinnati 5 Atlanta 1 (Only games scheduled) Today's Probable Pitchers Philadelph ia (Reynolds 1-0I at New York (Gentry 5-41. ni~l. count was 6.4. Doug Browning was the winning pitcher, fanning eight and walking no one. The loser was Greg Browning who walked four and struck out four. Pirate hitters were B. Qualls with three singies , Bobby Schneider two sinldes, Eddie Sisson one single. ' Dodger hitters were led by , Greg Browning who slammed borne run and two singles. .Mike Owens bad a double, Van Mater and Phillips and Snider all. singled. a. the upset-minded Dodgers 7.off Tim Scites picked up the9- · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • victory for the Tigers as he relieved starter Randy Mar· shall. Tiger hurlers struck out I I nine and passed seven. Brenlley I, 1 . 1 •I; \ I o/1 Seth went all the way for the Dodgers, KO-ing nine and ,._ Q B~ST DEALS. EVER walking eight. Rand y Marshall was the Tigers' hitting , star with a double and two singles ; Dale Browning and Scites each singled. For the Dodgers, Todd Rawlings blasted a homer and a Catalina 2 dr . hardtop, smar t white with black v inyl roof. one single; Brent Seth a triple, and careful loca l owner. single, AI Selh a double and single, Tim Rawlings a double, and Pat Arnold a single. The Pirates, in their game, spotted the Yankees a one run Polar a v.8, 2 dr. hardtop, beaulltul bronze with black vinyl roof. lead but came back in the third We'll gladly refer you to or igina l loca l owner . to score five of their runs and build up an unbeatable lead. The Pirates went on to score two more and the Dodgers added another three. The final ld.. l station wagon for large famiHes . ·81\ SUMMER CLEARANCE ON NEW CARS TOO.·· 69 PONTIAC $2195 · 68 DODGE $1795 onlreal IRenko 7-51 at Pil s bur~h (Walker 2·6), night. Houston !Wilson 5-4) at Los Angeles (Osteen 7-4) , nighl. St. Louis IReuss 6-6) al Chicago IPappas 6-6). Atlanta (Jarv is 2-7) · at Cincinnati INolan 3-71. night. San Diego (Phoebus 3·6 and Arlin 2-91 at San Francisco IMarichal 8-4) and Reberger 2· 01. 2, twl-nighl. Saturday's Games Thursday's FighiRcsuits Phi ladelph ia at New York As Low As By United Press International Montreal al Pittsburgh Houslon al Los Angeles, night Rololfo Lobato, 128, Santa Convertibles. One w ith air condi t ion and one wlthouf. One St. Louis at Chicago Ana , Calif., outpointed Vil Wildcat and one LeSabre. You've seen lhem in lhe para des and Atlanta at Cincinnati , night Tumulak, 129, the Philippines they are sharp. San Diego at San Francisco 67 VOLKSWAGEN BUS ference meeting is scheduled on ' Aug . 25, beginning al6:30 Jl.m., at the Coaches Inn In Wellston. Attending were Jim Maines, Ironton ; James Diehl, Meigs; American League Charles Moore, Logan ; Gerald East Inbody, Athens ; John Wor· w. L. Pet. o·B thington and Jack Coy an, Bal timore 38 21 .644 ... 36 21 .571 4 Jackson; Ron Shoemaker , Delroil Boston 34 27 .557 5 Waverly ; Robert Shamp, New York 29 34 .460 11 Athens and James N. M. Davis Cleveland 28 33 .459 11 Wa shing ton 21 38 .356 11 and Ed Stewart, Galllpolis. West W. L. Pet. GB American League: Oliva, Oakl and 41 21 .661 Minn 15; Cash, Del 14; Horton, Kansas Ci ty 33 25 ,569 6 Del 13 ; Smith, Bos, Mellon, Chi Minnesota 32 32 .500 10 and Jackson, Oak 12. California 29 36 .446 13'12 Runs Balled In Milwaukee T2 35 .386 16'12 National League : Slargell, Chicago 22 ,36 .379 11 Pill 57; Aaron , All 53; Torre, Thursday's Results SI .L 46 ; Santo. Chi 45; Cepeda, Kansas City 5 Cal. 0 All 42. Minn . 7 Chic. 6 111 inn) American League : Killebrew , Detroit 4 Clev 3 Minn 50; Petrocell i, Bos and Baltim ore 3 New Yor k 1 While, NY 43; Horton, Del and l'oday's Probable Pitchers Oliva, Minn 40. California (Messersmith 5-6) at Kansas City (Spl iltorff J.O ). Pitching National League : Dierker, night. Major League Leaders Hou, Ell is, Pitt and Carlton, Chicago (Wood 5·31 at Minne· By United Press International St. L 10-3; Jenkins, Chi 10-6; sola I Perry 9 5). nigh!. Leading Batters Oakland I Hunter 9-4) at Stoneman, Mont 9-4. National League American League: Blue, Oak Milwaukee I Lockwood 3-51, G. AB R. H. Pet. 14-2; Cuellar, Ball10·1; McNal · night. Davis, LA 65 252 40 90 .357 ly, Ball 10-4; Lollch, Del 10-6; Delroil !Coleman 6·21 at Garr, All 64 269 45 93 .346 Palmer, Ball and Siebert, Bas C i ~veland (Hand 0-31. night. Torre, SI.L 66 254 40 ~ .346 9-3; Hunler , Oak 9-4; Perry, New York !Peter-son 6' 51 at Bckrt, Chi 63 252 39 87 .345 Minn 9-S. Baltimore (Cuellar 10-11, night. Brock, St. L 63 262 52 11'1 .340 Boston (Siebert 9-31 at Staub, Mont 58 206 34 67 .325 Washina lon IBosman 4. 8). Peplne,Chi 47174 18 56 .322 night Snglln, PiI 59 226 24 72 .319 76ERS D)lOP JOHNSON Saturday s Games Mays, SF 57 191 38 61 .319 Cal itornia at Kansas Cily PHiLADELPHIA (UP! )-The May, Cin 51185 27 59 .319 Chi cago at Minnesota Alou, Hou 51185 14 59 .319 Philadelphia 76ers of the Oakland al Milwaukee American League National Basketball Association Delroil al Cleveland , G. AB R. H. Pet. announced Thursday that Erwin New York al Baltimore, nlghl Ol iva, Min 56 222 43 84 .378 Johnson of Augusta (Ga.) Boston al Washington, nighl Murcer, NY 62 221 36 78 .353 Kaline, Del 54 176 36 57 .324 college, the No . 4 draft pick, Buford, Bal 48 187 47 59 .316 has been cut from the squad. International League Standings By United Press International Tovar, Min 62 257 38 79 .307 Rchrdt, Chi 49 183 18 56 .306 W L Pet. GB Syracuse 36 20 .643 B.Rbsn, Bal 59 230 · 32 70 .304 DEHOSPITAUZED Tidewater 35 26 .574 3'12 Oils, KC 55 218 37 66 .303 INDIANAPOLIS (UP! ) Charleston 32 24 .571 4 F.Rbsn, Bal 48 169 31 51 .302 30 28 .517 7 Rojas. KC 57 214 32 64 .299 Driver Mike Mosley, who was Rochester Rich mond 30 33 .476 .9'12 Home Runs 28 32 .467 10 National League : Stargell, injured in a crash at the In· Louisvi lle Pill 21 ; Aaron, All 19; Bench, dianapolis 500 May 29, Thurs- Toledo 23 37 .383 15 21 35 .375 IS Cin 16; Bonds, SF 15 ; Cepeda, day was discharged fr~ Winnipeg Thursday's Results All. Williams, Chi and May Methodist Hospital. Charleston 10 Louisvil le 4 Cin 14. ' Richmond 6 Syrac use 4 Toledo 12 Rochester 6 carry these problems back to their schools to discuss them with student body leaders and booster clubs. · The spring championship trophies were officially awarded to i\thens in track and baseball, and to Gallipolis In golf. All league schools were represented with the e~ception of Wellston . The ne~t con- • • 2 Dr .. auto. trans. THE APPLE TREE collected thr~ .hits f91' the Royals, Les Cain pitched five innin ~s : to fecord his fifth victory in six decisions and also bunted home the Tigers' first run as Detroit bested Sam McDowell. Cliin was forced to leave the game in the sixth inning with a sore pitching shoulder. The Tigers got only six hits in the game but took advantage of an error by McDowell to score twa runs in the fifth. Minnesota, trailing by three runs in the top of the lith, rallied for four runs In their half of the inning to defeat the White Sox. George Mitterwald, whose home run ·had tied the game at 3-3 in the sixth, singled home Tony Oliva with the winning run in !he lith. Harmon Killebrew also homered for the Twins in the game while Bill Mellon hit his 12th homer for Chicago. In Pomeroy Utile League · action Thursday two teams had big five-run innings that brought each from behind and to victory . The Tigers, after falling behind 6 to 4, came up with five runs in the fifth as they knocked $895 65 BUICK (10) . 65 OLDS F85 Randy Neumann, 196, Cliff. side Park, N. J., outpointed Brian O'Melia, 189, Jersey City, Stati on Wagon. We'll gladly refer you to loca l owner. Extra nice. N. J. ( 10). See Bill Nelson, Ceward Calvert or Fred Blaettnar. WAI-'iTON'S NEWJOB MANY MORE ' CHICAGO (UP! ) - Bobby Walston , a former end with lhe Philadelphia Eagles of the National Football League, PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS . Thursday was named assistant BUI CK 116 Years of Continuous Business to President George Halas Jr ., PHON E 992-2143 . POMEROY, OHIO of the Chicago Bears. BLAETTNARS KAWASAKI PRECISION BUILT MOTORCYCLES 1 Mr. and Mrs• Walter Scotty St Gallagher, Inc., 12 Eosl . 2nd ' .• New Yor k Crty , New York Lucas, Cheshire, a son ; Mr. and . , . Subs cr ipti on rates : De : Mra. JackMcCellan Cleveland . love.red by carrier where ' ' ' avatla bte SO ceots per week · a son; Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. . 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The cardinals also lied a major league record by using five pitchers in one inning - the eighth - as they tried fruitlessly to prevent the CUbs from tying the score. Jim Hick· man had a homer for Chicago. Lee May -collected a single and a double to drive in three runs as the Reds beat the Braves. Jun McGlothlin went the distance for Cincinnati, scattering seven hits to record his third victory in seven decisions. Pat Dobson hUrled a fivehitter and Elrod Hendricks hit a ·two-run homer as the Orioles downed the Yankees. Mel Stottlemyre was the victim of Hendricks' homer and suffered his fifth loss in 12 decisions. Dick Drago tossed a six-hitter !llld Chuck Harrison drove in a pair ·of runs to spark Kansas City's triumph. l'aul Schaal - Nat i onal Blrtbs Santo. Kessinger also doubled and scored the tying r\iilln the eighth. • "I can't explain it. Doesn't everybody hit that way?'' said Kessinger. ''There's luck In It, 1 never hit that way before. Today I might go ().for-5. ·But yesterday I could see the ball good, and like they say, hit it ·where they weren 't. "I haven't changed anything Sam b t · · . e .a , same stance, same everythmg. I just marked the bat well so I'll know it again I used the same one on all ~x hits , fu the only other NL game, Cincinnati whipped Atlanta 1>-1. Baltimore beat New York 3-1 Kansas City blanked Californi~ 5-0 Detroit nipped Cleveland 43 ' and Minnesota topped Oucago M in American League action. · , .· . Kessinger s hittmg offs~t horne runs by the Clirdlnals' Joe 14-Game Frosh Cage Card Adopted By SEOAL Brass Watch Your DaiiJ HOS.PITAL NEWS Social . Calendar l: Barnes, Rockbridge.' Junction City, Lewis Williamson, Dundas. Laurelville Charge, Wiley Baker, Celina MI. Zion. Rocksprlngs.Eriterprlse; · Stanten F'. Smith, East Fultonham. Middleport · Rutland, Robert T. Bumgarner, Toledo Ban· croft. Southern associate, Frank Cheesebrew, Cheshire. Sciut~ern .. asslslant, Martha Maftner, Methodist Theological School. Northeast associ ate, Stanley Brandum, Pennsville, _ ·Rockbridge Charge, Earl Snyder, Junction City . der, ~unction City. Seven Church Charge, Fred and Betty Wintermute, Spring. · field Sf. Paul. Shawnee-New Straitsv ille, .)VilsOii-Rolllns, New Plymouth. . Union Charge, William Airson, Pomeroy Enterprise. Hamden-Winter, Paul Sellers, Syracuse Circuit. Allensville, Tom ., Daniel , La kev1ew., .. .,_ · New PIXmouth, Richard By FRED McMANE UPI Sports.Writer Don Kessinger of the Oilcago Cubs is doing some last minute campaigning for the National League AD-star balloting, The sUck fielding shortstop, who currently ranka a close third in the voting f~r .the NL AD-star team behind Bud Harrelson. of New York and Maury Wills of Los Angeles, turned In the finest single RII!Jle hitting exhibit! b Cub · 34 on Ya m years Thl!l'sday when he collected si~ hits in six·at bats to lead Ch1cago to a 7~. II). inning vlc~ry ov~r the St. Louis Cardinals. . Kessinger, who raised his average to ·"!ff• becam~ the 62nd player m the Nallonal League ,to get six hits in a game an~ the first Cup player to get SIX hill! since July 5, 1937, when Fred Demaree went f!.for-7ln ·a !4-lnnlng g Kessinger scored U::e~uns in the game, Including the winning run in the lOth. He led off the inning with a single, moved to second on a sacrifice and scored on a single by Ron Thomas, Za ~kl.1 ~ ,..........,.,""'-----'-'-'·'-'·~·.., COMPLETES TRAINING LETART, W. VA. - Army .f- · The Sentinel Private Aaron K. Weaver, 19, DEVOTED TOT~ E fNTERESTOF son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Marcus .MEIGS -MASON AREA Weaver, Route 2, recently CHESTER L. TANNEHILL , Exec. Ed. completed nine weeks of ad· . ROBERT HOEFLICH , vanced individual infantry City Editor Pub l(shed daily e xcept training at Ft. Polk, La. Holzer Medical Center, First Saturday by The Oh io Volley . Publish ing Company, Jll Ave · and Cedar St · Genera1 Court St. , Pomeroy, Oh io · visiting hours 2-4 alid 7~ p.m. •S769. BOsiness Office Phone Maternity vlslting hours 2:30 to ~~~ i21S6, Editor ial Phone 992 · · 4:30 p.m. ·Parents only on Second class postage pa id at Pediatrics Ward. Pomeroy , Ohio. Police later apprehend~·d · b)lfg, Ohio. McCloskey, .a California Re· Washington Post reported 1n its Robert ware 17 ho th The youth made his home publican who has threatened to Friday .morning. editions it believe fired the fatal ;.ots ~~ with Mr. and Mrs. Orvy Gainer challenge President Nixon for received' a Call Wednesday fourth youth Involved rem~lned at Bashan while Uvlng In Meigs the GOP nomination next year night from a man who at large County. over the war issue, said identified himself as Ellsberg. WASH.INGTON _ PEACE He Is survived by his mother ,. Thursday he received the The newspaper said the man forc es In the House of Mary E. Smi~ ; his stepfather, documents more than a month refused to confirm or deny he Representatives made their Sidney C. Sm1th ; ~alf brothers, ago from Da~lel Ellsberg, 40, a had leaked any documents. It . FRIDAY strongest showing on the Bennie, Earl and Stdney II; half former adv1ser. at both the said the •' man Indicated he ANNUAL REGATTA ice VIetnam War Issue, ~ut heavy stster, Cmdy Lu; g~and~ents, State and Defense Depart- believed be was under surveil· cream social, fellowship hall of Republican 'support Thursday Mr · and Mrs. David Whitaker • lance and was calling from a St. Paul Lutheran Church, gave President Nixon yet Lancaster ; uncles, David, Paul, public telephone booth In Pomeroy, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. another vote of confidence on Joe and Jim Whitaker, and an Boston. Friday and Saturday. Lunches Indochina. aunt, Mrs. Betty Shonk of '"'e Reporters who went to and baked goods avllilable also~ The House defeated 254 to 158 Lancaster. Ellsberg's Cambridge, Mass., Ice cream take home orders a proposal to endorse a total u. He was a member of ~e apartment Thursday found phone, Tuesday through Thurs: S. withdrawal from the war by Fu~ure Farmers of Amer1ca W~esday's mail still in• the day, 7 to 10 p.m. and Friday, 11 Dec. 31, and beat 238 to 146 a aAnnd was Gan dempCeloye of the The Tupper PI . 4 H Cl b maEIIstbox. a.m. to 7 p.m., 992-2010. second • f erson ar en nter at the s ams • u berg, described by asso11 measure ca mg or 8 erwtc · k Shopplng Center. G'•ls SATIJRDA Y withdrawal by June " met June 15 at the horne of elates as "consclence-!!trlcken" 30 1972 i~ ~ :n:~ :~::~Ywl~ conditioned on release of all U' Funeral ~rvlces were held Mrs. Rose Carr with two ad· because be was involved 1n the BIG BEND Regatta dances S , Wednesd · Saturday at the P. E. Ruther· visors and seven members origins of decision-making on Fn.·day ·and Saturday, 9 ~ two engines, were ' already war priSOners ay ford Funeral Home in presen t· ,. · ' the Vie\Dam War, was named m1 dnight , p omeroy tennis :: coounitted to the pull , the Senate also refused to lm· Reynoldsburg with burial in the Officers elected were, tiy two soilrces as the person courts. Sponsored by Drew •, COLUMBUS - A RECENT pose a peace ?eadllne on the Violet Cemetery. , president, Teresa Carr ; vice who had leaked a massive Webster Post 39, American declJion by the Sillth Circuit 1'\lxon admlmstration . The president, Rhonda Fortney ; government study on the war to Legion, Jays emceeing. •; Court of Appeals which gave Senate today went back to secretary Gwenda Depoy · The New York Times. :; school boards the right not to d~bate on the draft extension treasurer: Marcia Carr: Sidney Zion, a former Times HOCKING District Sunday ~: · renew probationary teacher btU, with just 13 d~ys left before reporter , Teresa Buckley; repcx:ter, first named Ellsberg School and Baptist Training ;.· contracts will become· a the draft law explfes. recreation leaders Soni Car . • Union convention, Naomi ~ , "landmark case" In employer- JA~~SONVI~~EM .FLA. . and Beth Headly,' .and ~eal~ ::~s ra~~tin~~=~Theu!~ Baptist Church, Pomeroy, ~ emplon relations, the mE Monster, ·Fionda High· PLEASANT VAIJ.EY and safety leaders Susan published a story saying Saturday and Sunday. Rev. •! executive director of the Ohio way Patrol's anti-riot lank, led ADMISSIONS: Eclna ·Putney, Henderson and Susan' Goebel. Ell be bee Samuel Jackson, pastor. !•, School BOards Association said a slow procession of 20 pollee Point Pleasant; Mrs . Paul Susan Carr and Beth Headly ' senior · s rg had n named by "a ; HYMN SING, Saturday,' 7·.30 offlctlll of the Executive ,; Thurlday, Dr. WWard Fox said cars through the black east.side Grlnun, Vienna ; George Jodon, were in charge of recreation. Br h . p.m., Freedom Gospel Mission, ~.• the declJion would affect all of Jacksonville Thursday rught • Leon ; Mrs. Wllllam Hunter, The next meeting Is to be held bleanc " as the man responsi· Bald Knob, Bissell .,. a-others for the leak. spouted suffocation (gas) Cottageville ; Mrs ,• William J une 22 at Rose Carr's home •~ IChool boards In the state. The Times had no comment singing, publlc invited. ~ The ruling, handed dowh by grenades, and flushed out Hoffman, Mrs. Virginia Rim· WeplantohaveDebbieConklin. on the reports. SUNDAY ~ the Sixth Circuit Court of Ap· alleged looters. . ney, Mrs. Russell Holland, aU' the county home economic~ COMMENCEMENT Exer' ·;. peale in Cincinnati, decided in By early today pollee had Point Pleasant, and Katherine agent, to attend, _ Teresa McCloskey said Ellsberg sent cises for Syracuse Copununity ~:.•· . 1 favor of the Columbus Board of arrested more than 100 persons Love, New Haven. him some xeroxed copies of vacation Bible school, Sunday, . Buckley. documents after be met Wl' th ~• Education which failed to renew - 70 of them Thursday - m two DISCH.\RGES: Mrs. Ronald THE RIVERVIEW 4-H Club Ellsberg at Princeton Universi- 7:30 p.m. at Syracuse F'~rst ;\ lbe contract of Thomas Orr, nights of violence In this city of. Miller, Mrs. Vaughn Johnson met June 14 at the Stuart Hall United Presbyterian Church. 19· The Collgre8BIIl8J1 ~ who had been hired as a 528•000• Pollee reported they and son; Mrs. Carroll Saxton, with two advisO{s and seven said ty April WEEKI!:ND rev1·val at Ellsberg told him he had 1 , ·probationary teacher at shot and wounded a black Clark Vickers, Mrs. Eugene members present. Cathy "information reievant to Vie' Church of Christ in Christian ~ Columbus Walnut Ridge. teenager in the foot, when be Davis and Robert Wood. Pickens was In charge of . ul '" Union, Pearl St., Mlddl~rt -~ COLUMBUS - THREE allegedly opened fire on them. BIRTH: June18,asontoMr. recreallon. JaneWhitebeadand nam,mpar11c ar,myconcern 7:30 each evening Friday ~ •o11•ha were to face first- He was• not immediately and Mrs . Dorset McCoy, Teresa Chichester served • over the deception of Congrea through Sunday with Rev. !1. , " ' by the Executive Branch -'th ~ degree murder charges In ~ested, but later was taken Henderson. refreshments. respect to Vietnam." "' Roscoe Thorne, Point Pleasant ~ CCIIIIeCUOn with the shooting mto cus~y when he r~rted There will be a work meeting MCCloskey said he could not spealdhg. ' ~ Cou!Wthnlyola-~•aformetantprroFsreacnukltoinr to a hospital for medical ald. in Stuart Hall on June 22 and a tell whether the nnnJes he WEEK LONG revival ; ... SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON Department present legal business meeting at' Mrs. --r bqlnning I p.m. each evening, 1 ~ 'l'llurldl7 In a downtown bar. -:- Astrona?t Walte,r Cun· arguments toa.y 011 whether Whitehead's home on June 29• ~olc:.;;~~=t ~t beginning·Sunday at Old Dexter ~ ldward T. Roth,' 50, died of mngham, cnlictzln& Congress the newspaper should be for- _ Niese! Duvall. Times based 118. aeries, which Church. Rev. Will«rd Dutcher ~ .....ICitWOIIIIdaintheforehead for allowing America to fall· bidden to pubiiJh the last two THE BLUE JAYS 4-H Club hu led to 8 government pastor, extends Invitation ~ wh6cb ... lnlllc.ted when four behind RUBBia In fiPice ex· Installments of a aecret Pen· met June 15 at the Salisbury attempt to slop publication of public; special music. JO!IIbllrled to hold up the bar. ploration, resigned Thursday to lagon report tracing U. S. In- School with two advilors and~l7 the Information. VACATIO~ Bible School Rolb wa lbot after he threw a take an executive's job wit.h a volvement In Indochina. members In attendance . IIUI of beer at the gunman, real estate firm. "The f1P1ce The Times, at leaot lem· Redenith Blevins in ':: pallcuald. program Is receiving srn811er porarlly, will keep xeroxed charge of recreation . Kath a. h 1 ild ArrMh~ llborUy after the. and /IIDaller support with ap. coplel of the report. u. s. l.awrenct' and Lora· Ruueli ;::: ~ ·~lllkey said, he urc ' TIJESDAY llloeUq were Ale11nder proprlallons from Congress," Dlstrlct Judge Murray Gurfeln were r•nslble for refresh· tiona CommitteeFanlp Rela· LADIES We,, II, and How.-.! lllrlon, ::.Wlnk39-yearoQld clviUan aald. "I withheld a rullnl 'l1111nday on a ments. The next meeting 1a there was a American II. ~ 1111encl .... of Inthat's a terrible mlstafle." covemment nqaat t.hat' the scheduled for June 22 and 1a to study M.,._.,_ ............ ~ ............ a •Ill &II -''-"'•- elllraa NEW YORK - 11tE New "'--•· ......... to--·•·" beheld tthe · '"'-~ ..,• ...,. ,... • ._..y; p.m. at hall with 11 nrnll! ;ia;; . ~1o y kn •w•••n,. req- · • _..,....,, . a Salisbury School. committee to r111wt the allldy revill0111 in COillltituUonlnd 11)1. or mes and the Jllllice the cGplea. · · - Debbie Lawrellce. 1 la1r1 p~an,Ject. , from the Stille ~1. 1 ' .:: :; W . OUIIII. ., .. Ohio Ministers Appointed June ;.: j ,, ' i £~l@WfWIMIWiN!MitH?iliilM @;iJiJfil?MFti!.{!· ro!"~:r~y ~~:~::c~~~~·a!: ~ =':~~~tn;t:Ja~~;~~ :~!~~~~T~::Er:.:::~~ :: ifit1 Ov • ht "'. WJ:' · iW~ 1971 graduate of Pickerington described as the source of the He last ,.as reported seen '' :! WA ernzg, z re. • . f% High School, died on Wed- information The New York Wednesday after eating lunch .•' f.# fit nesday, 9 at Reynolds· Times received on tl\e subject. at the MIT Faculty Club. The I .. " .. Girls at Camping Girls, ·girls everywhere was the ·scene at Camp Klashuta near · Chester this week as ~fOUls from the Meigs Big Bend Neighborhood congregated at the.camp site f.or the annutil day camp JX'ogram. -Instruction in badminton, ping pong and folk dancing by Mrs. Mary Bahr, camp director, were Innovations to l!le camp 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. ac.. tivlties. Craft work.was stepped up this year, more cooking was done in the units, there were hature and anlmal studies and )likes during the day. Thursday, parents of the girla were guests for the·•afternoon. Craft projects were completed, tournaments were held, tw:tles were raced, camp sites were Viewed, and officials of the Four Rivers Girl Scout Council were there to evaluate the program .. 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(UPI)-For registered a convincing 7-2 Alfano, which notched their last lie - d year in a row, the victory over the ..&Juthern two runs. llllrcl lime In the last four IDinols' Salukis in the S1,lver Pitcher Steve .Busby, after yeats; lrld the ~enlh time In Anniversary ChampIonshlp aUowlng one run In the second ·a yeara! Soulhent California llu won the CoUege BaaebaU OillnplOIIIhlp. • Tbe Troj&IUI, playing before 13,[145 fllUI at Omaba.'s Rosenblatt stadlwn Thursday night, Contest. which gave Southern IDinois a CaUf m1ans hainme ed -ll 1 d ff tl 1 tlfled th Tbe o f hir,_ 1 ea ' e ec ve Y s e Saluld pitching or 10 "'• Salukl bats until the ninth · incIudin g back-to-back homers innlng, when Southern IUin ots over the left field fence by , loaded the bases on two singles Craig Perkins and Frank and a walk. Larry Calufetti then knocked a single up the middle to bring In the second Saluki run. Fot Calufettl that last hit meant the batting championship of the series with a mark of .S32. The Tl'ojans scored twice In the third Inning, added a single run In the fourth and two more By JOHN G. GRIFFIN in the fifth before Perkins and UPI Sports Writer Alfano delivered their over-the1' ARDMORE Pa (UPI) Labron Harris a guy wall blasts in the seventh. I' ·' · ' . who's never won a pro golf tournament, led the field Busby boosted his pitching into the second round of the U. S. Open Golf record to 11-2. He struck out six :Championship today with a warning that UCC !helped to put him on top and it just might keep him Hal'l'is Leads •Open By Stro~e ! ~ ~~~e·· a lot to golf besides p)on. ~: ~~·" satd the 2&-year- . ' who won the U.S. l ! .1 ,•!•":¥•"••••\ 1 it: ;t .DRIVE-IN ·•· ANK ·---· --A McGlothlin Goes All The Way And he was two strokes up on tournament favorite Jack Nick- · CINCINNATI (UPI)-11 was 1Amateur Ouunpiooshlp in 1962 Iaus, Bobby Nichols, and dark- a strange and somewhat novel ,but never has been first In horse Jim Colbert at 69 the experience for Jim McGlothlin. I;Nnll years as a playing pro. only other playe~s in the "I almost didn't know what to ~ Harris, from Stillwater, presUglous field of 136 pros and do," quipped the Cincinnati ,Okla., had a three.Qnder-par 36- IS amateurs to break par on Reds righthander. n-8'1 In ThiD'sday's opening opening day over the short but "There 1 was walking off the round and a one-stroke lead demanding 6,2S8 yards of the field and aU of the other guys on lover a second-place trio that·· Merion Golf Club. thetesmwerewalklngoff,too." Included colorful Doug Sanders, · Most of the big name pr.os McGiothllil grinned. Bob Goalby, the man who oddly were done In by Marlon's fa.'!!ed "UsuaUy," he added, "when I Is trying to "Uve down" having last three holes three of the walk off the field, I walk alone." won 8 Masters Championship, toughest flniahlng holes on any McGlothlin was merely sayand Lann;r Wadkins Jr., the course in the country. Harris ing that It had been a long time current T'· 8 ·• Amateur auun. managed a par on each of those since be bas completed a game. 1 killers, and that included a How long? , A THOUGHT :flirtation with disaster on the "I reaUy can't remember," :final hole when Lady Luck said Jim Thursday night after FOR TODAy : admittedly came to his be stopped the AUanta Braves · · assistance. with seven hits while pitchlrig 'He cen do anything we Harris' first shot on the par- the Reds to a ~I victory in the went to do If we stick to It four 18th was iil the rough at opener of a five-game series at long enough. · the right near a concession Riverfront Stadium. -Helen Keller stand. His second took a bounce ActuaUy It probably has been and hit a spectator in the back, longer than even McGlothlin re... . • • . or It could have gone on even aUzes. A check of the records t:!" • ·~ further Into who-knows-what reveals his last route-going "kind of trouble, and drOpped, performance came when be Irs Qu:.LI · IWI. ....., stiU In the rough. Then the pitched a six-hitter against tbe came up with a brtmant 59-yard Phillies while registering a 1~1 --· :-1' wedge out of the rough five feet victory June 14 of last year. ·..-.;G : , Jllt.n ,.1..,. . past the cup, and putted back McGlothlin, notching his third j · . Fridays Only . to save his par and his lead. The Drive-In Windbw : "On the 18th, I could have , !· Is Open made six," Harris pointed out. ·~ 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. f "But the ball just kept DISPIITE SETILED (Continuously.) ~ bouncing around people and MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) "· · · through people and through - A dispute between the _ ....itiiinil"iioura' to-3 trees, alj!ll made four. National Football League ·.and s to 7 u usual on Players Association and the ;F~Idays . ' club owners was settled Thursday. Player representatives signed a lour-year couective ba · · tr t ~·viNGS Ia rgammg con ac . 1111 ~ "'e POMEROY, OHIO Member FDIC Member Federal -ti the battle lor third base. Roserve System · Willie Mays of San Francisco, · i' Atlanta's Hank Aaron and NEW YORK (UPI)-Johnny Bench has made a shambles of Willie Stargell of Pittsburgh led the running for the three the race for catcher on the outfield slots with St. Louis' National League AU Star squad. Lou Brock trailing Stargell by Results of baUoting released almost 25,000 votes. today by the BasebaU CommlsPitchers will be selected by sioner's office show Bench, the the managers . Cincinnati lleds' star who earned Most Valuable Player Other Cincinnati players In honors last season, with an the running for AU.Star team incredible 250,000-vote lead over positions included first baseman Lee May, in third with Pittsburgh's Manny Sanguillen. 74,995 votes ; second baseman Bench was listed on 302,003 Tommy Heims, in third with ballots while Sangulllen polled S2,708 as runnerup. Dick Dietz 74,209, and outfielder Pete Rose, of San Francisco was third at In seventh with 74,030. . National~ 44,2t2. Willie McCovey of San Francisco led Atlanta's Orlando Cepeda by almost 60,000 votes • Transistor for first base despite the fact Batteries that McCovey has missed much • Flashlight playing time with an arthritic Batteries knee. • Lantern Glenn Beckert of Chicago · · Batteries held a 24,000-vote lead over 1 Hobby Batteries Julian Javier of St Louis In the running for second base whUe eAnd Photo In the closest race, New York's Flash Batteries Bud ~elson held a slim 6,000-vote margin over MaiD'y Wills of the Dodgers and Chicago's Don Kesshlger was 1,000 votes behind Wins. 992,5~9 1 Joe Torre of St. Louis held a 1 •-===:!~0~ . strong 37,000-vote advantage lit 'over Cincinnati's Tony Perez in I WANTB GAMES The am Mlller SpartiiiJ Mlck Davenpa-i pitched an 8·•·~t hi'·. Gotdl Slow-PIIcb So,lball O, no-bit vic•- for the Brave.s an,d aU-ed "" ..,, "' 108m of "'"•-'-'- w VL 1J -' ,Starting pitcher Dick, (.angc ...__,_, · · aver the Mark V lleds in Middon took the lOIII•- Sou•~- mtermed Ill pbtylag Ill ASA dlepo · rt Uttle League action •"'"'" Slnetloud · Slew· Pilch 1" " and the In"'·. It w•· Aft'" h'· a 8 d . ThlD'Sday evDlln... - . ~.., ... ........... T 0 0 r u 1 me 8 1 1 ~~., deleat in 14 dec!JIGnl. Langdon koubleheader• with ASA dianl poiD'ed It on the Mets 1~ pitched S J.;J innings and was in four lruiings. knocked ou't or the bo• 'or the Saadloaed team•· Ill the In the Braves-Reds Tilt, Mick a • Pomeroy • Middleport • first time this year. Dayenpa-t was untouchable, Southern Cal played errorless GaUipollJ area. Coatacl Bud proving his earlier performance baU. The "'"oj&IUI clicked off Blekel (7ft t31i) or write Bod . of no-hitting 'the lleds for si>: '' Bickel, 8Z7 Glendale Ave., ilnda third Innings was no fluke. twnlnoed1.onubthlee pselariy.ess•.glving them Apt. 1, Sooth Cbarleslou, w. Inthat first game Del CaU's Va %53113 The Trojans lost; 11-3, to the · • pinch single ruinlld him. This Salukis In an earlier round but tl!ne, Big Mick was tough aU the had wins over Seton Hall, the channplonshlp contest after way· Brigham Y01111g and Tulsa in Tulsa, Southern California and · He struck out 10 and paased addition to the title game Southern IDinois came throng~ two batters. Terry Pickens took victory. four rounds of play with 3-1 the loss as he fanned eight but The Salukis defeated Pan records. walked nine. American twice and Southern The Trojans were number Davenport's mates proviqed Cal once while losing to Tulsa one-ranked cnmlng Into the plenty of support, banging out prior to . the championship &ems and wound up the year nine hits. The man with the big bat was Tlnlll)y Eversbach who game. =-r~r:ts'!i~ ~edn: slammed a homer and a alngle. Th~ Salukis drew a bye into Steve Bachner and Dilvenport t:l-9. had a single and double each, Dave Smith had two singles, 1 Bench· Has ·FARMERS BANK · t B' L d · · ' · w. f ea .:""'d Jn Voting' . . . . . . . .!"\"............... BATTERY NEEDS ALL Adv. Brands sjs.oif Oown~ and Dicky Owen chipped in a PeeWee Results ;_~~~w~.~~--,-~~~~W~~~_j 59 N. Stcond St. Middleport, Ohio TIE-TACK 0 14.95 wl·-·- : . . . . . tfldn•Jatoae The perfect gift for any proud father, set with a birthstone for each child or · grandchild. It's a great way for the whole family to show theY.· remember. Ti~· tacks in UK white 6r yeUow gold. · Mlas Sheila Ann James and Mr. Ray Roger Proffitt were united in marriage at 2:30p.m. on May 29 at the Clifton Methodist Church. The Rev. B. Winkler of· ficlated at the double ring ceremony following a program of organ music by Mrs. Byron Van Meter. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. James of CUlton ; and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Proffitt of Racine. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride was attired in a floor length gown of lace fashioned with a high neckline and long sleeves. She wore a white carnation corsage and carried a Bible. Miss Peggy Ann Proffitt, Racine, served as a bridesmaid and was in a blue gown and bad blue tinted carnjtions . . .Miss Betty Jo James, the m8ld of hOnor, was in a while lace short dress with white carnations. Albert L. Proffitt of Racine For her ': : : :: : ' : ; ' .-INGELS JU Legal Beverages SPORTSWEAR AND 2-HOUR CLEANING BY CATALINA (Upon Request) FOR MODERN ROBINSON'S ·CLEANERS MERMAIDS Excellent Selection Of Styles and Colors MAKE DAD GLAD WITH A GIFT FROM • - - Bahr. Qothiers .. .• ·· ,· The program, conducted by Ollie Mae Cozart, ·was entitled "Symbols of the Saviour." Readings included ' "The Cross," by Margie Wolle; "The Trumpet" by Martha Lou ::; Beegle; "The Manger" by Nondus Hendricks, and "The ' Empty Ton.;;·,' by Mary Kay '' Yost. The annual family picnic wiU be held at the park on Rt. 33 on July 8at6:30p. m. There will be no other meeting in July, so the love gift offering wlU be taken at that time. The meeting was adjourned :, ' with prayer by Mrs. Hendricks. '': Refreshments were served by ::: Mrs. Yost to Martha Loy :: Beegle, Sam PickellS, Nondus :: Hendricks, Ollie Mae Cozart, ::. Mattie Yost, Mary Kay Yost, ... Marge Grimm and Margie Wolfe. KITCHEN ·CARPETING Meigs Inn Lounge Pomeroy Now Admiral's .exclusive comfort features - "CycleAire" aod Comfort-Stat Control, are available on the compact, lightweight Super Princess models 81AY11A and 101AY12A. Here's· complete personal en,vlronment control with a push-buHon control centel- 2-speed "Squirrel Cage" fan and smart decorator-fro~! styling. 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For a brief wedding trip, the bride changed Into a blue and white ensemble with white accessories. The couple wiD reside at Racine. The new Mrs. Proffitt Is a 1970 graduate of Wahama High School. Mr. Proffitt graduated from Racine High School in 1967 and is employed at the Philip Sporn Plant. HAVEIII ; Admiral J DEXTER - Mrs. Neal Jeffers was hostess to the Star Garden Club upon its regular meeting June 10 when 12 members and the hostess answered roll caU with "My favorite rooting mediwn." How to build a compost pile was given by Mrs. Gerald Minor, and a discussion on house plants in June was led by Mrs. C. E. Stout, with special emphasis on geraniums. Miss Ruby Diehl gave an interesting report on the tour to Old Man's Cave May 20 which several members attended. Each member gave an Idea on helpful gardening. An exhibit of a single rose specimen was judged with Ruby Diehl's Peace Rose winning first. Mrs. Virginia Nelson won the hostess gilt: The traveling prize was donated by Mrs. Minor and bought by Mrs. C. E. Stout. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Robert LejVis of Clifton, Mrs. Mary Mart!11, Pomeroy, l'ainonier ; and Jerry Williams, · m -2094 • W.Va. served as maid, of honor who will be. instaUed as Eight Ia concierge. 606 E. Main Pomeroy for her sister. She wore a blue and Forty Departemental All three Meigs County guests lace dress and had a white Chapeau next month , was spoke at · the meeting. Mrs. carnation c9rsage. Dana Lewis, honored guest at a dinner of Marlin reported on plans for her Clifton, served as best man lor Hardin ~! county Salon 341 installation at the state conthe bridegroom. Wednesday night at Forest, vention,' July 18 and 19 in GUARDIAN For ber daughter's wedding, Ohio · · Cleveland, and invited memPREMIUM Mrs. Roush was in a gray Sh~ was accompanied by Mrs. bers to the Oct. 3 reception at sleeveless dress '!ith red ac- Pearl Knapp and Mrs. Myrtle the Middleport Church of cessorles and a white carnation walker , both of the Meigs Christ. She also talked 011 a and corsage. Mrs. Russell wore. a County Salon 110. Mrs. Martin special project for next year blue sleeveless dress with whtte served as installing officer and which will include contributions ac~ories and a white car- Mrs. Knapp as installing from petit salons for cystic l naUon co~sage. . ]'concierge for the new officers fibrosis research. At low, low prices. At the dinner, hat replicas ImmedJalely fo~lowmg the of the Harding County Salon. ceremooy,.a reception was held Installed were Eunice Scott, · were given as favors. Rose .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.. in th~ church social room; The petit chapeau; Clara Elwood, Ia bri~e s table covered With a secretaire-cassie re; Mary white lace cloth leatur~d a Smith demi chapeau premiere; wedding cak_e topped With a Stella Edington, demi chapeau muuature bnde and groom. duexieme · Effie Winebrenner GuestS were registered by Ia archivi;te· Grayce Latham' Miss Sharon Roush, sister of the ' ' bride, and Miss Brenda Russell, sister of the groom. Mrs. Bess' RETURN FROM TRIP Parsons, aunt of the bride, Mr . and Mrs. Leo Baughman served as hostess for the .and son, Jeffrey, Bradbury, reception. have returned from a 1,000 mile Mr. aild Mrs. RuSsell reside vacation trip through Pennon Powell St. in Middleport. sylvania. Tloey "visited Mr. The bride is employed as Baoghman's mother and his · depu!y clerk 1n the Meigs sister in Erie , Pa ., and his County treasurer's office . Mr. brother,Earl,m Menty Glo, Pa. Russell works at Rizer Oil Co. in 1 Pomeroy. I, OUt-of-town guests at the ·. wedding and reception were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Summerfield, Round Lake, ill., Mr. and Mrs. Jed RusseU, Powers, Oregon; Earl Russell of Kentucky; Mr. and Mrs. Dana lewis, Mr. and Mrs. David Kerns and April and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac lewis, all of Clifton, 2)6 E. lnd Pomeroy W. Va. Phone 992-H28 ' c N NTI N MIDDLEPORT "'-'' ,. _, .., .., .,..,~···..., ·'" _11, ~ •t-o~- • ·.,.. 1 . · Pfilv1dence Dlsll'!ct undaJ School and Baptist Trainln~ • Umon convention, Naom1 , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " " - - - - - - - RACINE - The Ruth Baptist Church, Pomeroy, • Missionary Circle of the Racine Saturday and • Sunday. llev. Baptist Church met June lOth at Samuel Jacks?l1. ~ pas_tor . the home of Mrs. Gene Yost, Rt. .. ·!. The business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Sam Pickens. RoD call was answered by eight members . : Contributions for the baby / layette to be taken to the Women's Conference are to he : given to either Mrs. Yost or Mrs. Marge Grinun before June All • SPECIAL VALUES - • Fathe(s ~Y SEE THE NEW I Boat Dock. ''Beat . mTown Sheila james Weds Ray Proffitt ...-~-----!--. : !Old Martin Hotel) m.sl6o Mrs. Jeffers Host to Club Mr. and Mrs. Ray Proffitt . ;: AVAILABLE IN 1,000, 10,000, 12,000 BTU, 120 VOLT Tom's ,~ . ;: SPINS COOL AIR TO EVERY CORNER VISIT 'I) The New UHra Modem1 DUDL£Y'S fLORIST Exclusive • Gift the whole family can ~I together · Balan~e On Conve!Hent .TP.rms. ' ·: ::: Four Or More ' • Saturday Nights Day June 20 Remember Dad With ROSES .\ ·. ~9.95 Wednesday, Friday and r--------"1 Fathe(s The Apple Grove Methodist Cblirch was the setting for the wedding of Miss Nancy Althea Roush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Roush, Racine, Route 2, and Mr. Ronald Edward RusseU, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell, Pomeroy, Route 4. The llev. Dale McClurg officlated . at the double ring ceremony periormed at 7:30 p.m. on June 5 lollowing a program of nuptial music by Mary Louise Shuler. The altar decorations featured red roses and fern. · Given in marriage by her father, the bride wasattlredln a white lace over taffeta gown fashioned street length with lace sleeves. She w.ore white accessories and a pink carnation corsage. f centerpieces were used on the 1 tables. . . THORNTON PROMOTED DEXTER - Robert L . .. Thornton, 20, son of Mrs. Mable Thornton, Route 1, Dexter, recently was promoted to Army 'Private Firsi Class at Ft. Hoo<l, Tex., where he Is a driver wilb the 21St evacuation hosplt81. His father, Wllllam Thornton, lives at 2341 Cardinal Ave., Dayton. Hall At The Organ With Melody and Song _J Cooler he smacked a double trjple, and a. home run. Added support · fr Hind do bJ d c~me om . y, a I! e an .. stngle; Jeff8eaver,twoslngles, Tony Venoy and EbllD e•~h a . • ! ..,. . smgle · · Bobb Powers Jeff Mill , ·Y . ' er' ana Greg Becker had singles for the Mets · lleds 000 000-0 0 3 Braves 224 OOJt-i 9 2 Pickens and 'Edwards. Davenport and Eversbach. -~. Chcgo 100 020 000 0:1-- 6 10 1 Minn 002 001 000 04- 7 13 0 John, Romo (11), Forster (11), and Egan ; Corbin, Hall (7). Williams (10), Perranoskl (11) and Mltterwald. WPPerranoskl (1 -3) . LP-Horlen (1 -4) . HRs-KIIIebrew (lOth) , Me Ito n (12th), Mltterwald 16th) . U 11 AT SUMMER HOllito; .Mrs. Edward Ebersbacb of Pomeroy lJ recuperating at her summer home in LoweD, Ohio, following Il)ajor surgery al S;elby General Ho~pital In l'tfarletta. Mrs. Nora Cambron of Bradford bas been helping care for her sister at LoweD. · :1 victory against four !oases, did games. He hu hit safely in 11 of The Pomeroy PeeWee Reds · ~ ... -. not walk a batter and struck out the last 12 games, eight of which outslugged the Middleport CUba five. Meanwhile, the Reds the lleda have won and over in a free swinging contest 14 to wrapped Ron Reed for 10 hits, that 12-game span he has driven 12. nie winning pitcher was with Lee May driving home home 15 runs. Diener .the loser· Miller both three runs with a single, double Asked aboutMay;s chances of declsl~ns coml~g In ;ellef. and sacrifice fly. landing a berth on the AU-Star Pomeroy, pitchers struck out 11 "The big out was striking out squad, Re!l Manager Sparky and walked 17 whUe Middleport Ralph Gsrr In the eighth in- · And~!fson remarked, "I don't hurlersfanned!Oandpaasedl2. nlng," said McGlothlin. think he should count too much Pomeroy hitters were Two were on and two were out on having a rest." · Ohlinger a homer and three wben Garr went down swinging It will be Anderson's job to singles, Kennedy a homer, on a 3-2 pitch. pick the remainder of the Na- double and single Diener two A walk there· and McGlothlin tiona! League squad after the alngles, Whitlatch \a triple and would have bad Hank Arron fans pick the starting eight Casto a single. coming up with the bases load- players. ·. McMillion led the losers with ed. . "I think the club Is beginning a double and two singles "As it turned out," said Me- toseedayllght,"saldAnderson. Stewart doubled and Miller' Glothlin, "I had Aaron leading ''The pitching has been su- Fox, Murray, and Byers each off the ninth inning." perb aU along. The guys know singled. And the lled righthander pro· now we can win If we score just ceeded to mow down the side in a few runs. I think -they believe ()l"der to reel off the victory in too that the San Francisco one holD' and 52 minutes. Giants can be caught." New York 010 000 ooo- 1 5 1 May's three hits extended his The series resumes tonight Ba~n'n/:~y~ 1 ~k:,>'(813 a6n~ batting streak through eight wben Gary Nolan will pitch lor Munson ; Dobson ~~-4) and the lleds and tenninates with a Hendricks. LP-Stottlemyre 17· RACINE WINS Sundsy doubleheader. 5). HR-Hendrlcks (4th). Thursday evening at Racine the Racine Utile league · team defeated Salem 12 to 2, with Terry Tucker the winner, strike out 10. Racine's hitters were Tucker a double and single, Harris two Regatta. Week Special . doubles, Dunning a alngle and lriple, Neigler a double, Hill and Sayre each ·a double and Hendricks a ·triple . Salem hitters were Crouse, Lakin, ~ge Carter, and Grate, each with singles. WERNER RADIO & T.V. ICE COLD double. PITCHING GOOD · · In the other game, pitching was again the . key factor as young Mike Hindy of the 1ndians shut out the Mets with a sparkling three-hitter· Hlndy walked only two while Ko-ing . . tr L... five, giVIng up no ex a .,...., hits. . Joe Justus the first of three Metpilchers:was the loser. 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Soulhent California llu won the CoUege BaaebaU OillnplOIIIhlp. • Tbe Troj&IUI, playing before 13,[145 fllUI at Omaba.'s Rosenblatt stadlwn Thursday night, Contest. which gave Southern IDinois a CaUf m1ans hainme ed -ll 1 d ff tl 1 tlfled th Tbe o f hir,_ 1 ea ' e ec ve Y s e Saluld pitching or 10 "'• Salukl bats until the ninth · incIudin g back-to-back homers innlng, when Southern IUin ots over the left field fence by , loaded the bases on two singles Craig Perkins and Frank and a walk. Larry Calufetti then knocked a single up the middle to bring In the second Saluki run. Fot Calufettl that last hit meant the batting championship of the series with a mark of .S32. The Tl'ojans scored twice In the third Inning, added a single run In the fourth and two more By JOHN G. GRIFFIN in the fifth before Perkins and UPI Sports Writer Alfano delivered their over-the1' ARDMORE Pa (UPI) Labron Harris a guy wall blasts in the seventh. I' ·' · ' . who's never won a pro golf tournament, led the field Busby boosted his pitching into the second round of the U. S. Open Golf record to 11-2. He struck out six :Championship today with a warning that UCC !helped to put him on top and it just might keep him Hal'l'is Leads •Open By Stro~e ! ~ ~~~e·· a lot to golf besides p)on. ~: ~~·" satd the 2&-year- . ' who won the U.S. l ! .1 ,•!•":¥•"••••\ 1 it: ;t .DRIVE-IN ·•· ANK ·---· --A McGlothlin Goes All The Way And he was two strokes up on tournament favorite Jack Nick- · CINCINNATI (UPI)-11 was 1Amateur Ouunpiooshlp in 1962 Iaus, Bobby Nichols, and dark- a strange and somewhat novel ,but never has been first In horse Jim Colbert at 69 the experience for Jim McGlothlin. I;Nnll years as a playing pro. only other playe~s in the "I almost didn't know what to ~ Harris, from Stillwater, presUglous field of 136 pros and do," quipped the Cincinnati ,Okla., had a three.Qnder-par 36- IS amateurs to break par on Reds righthander. n-8'1 In ThiD'sday's opening opening day over the short but "There 1 was walking off the round and a one-stroke lead demanding 6,2S8 yards of the field and aU of the other guys on lover a second-place trio that·· Merion Golf Club. thetesmwerewalklngoff,too." Included colorful Doug Sanders, · Most of the big name pr.os McGiothllil grinned. Bob Goalby, the man who oddly were done In by Marlon's fa.'!!ed "UsuaUy," he added, "when I Is trying to "Uve down" having last three holes three of the walk off the field, I walk alone." won 8 Masters Championship, toughest flniahlng holes on any McGlothlin was merely sayand Lann;r Wadkins Jr., the course in the country. Harris ing that It had been a long time current T'· 8 ·• Amateur auun. managed a par on each of those since be bas completed a game. 1 killers, and that included a How long? , A THOUGHT :flirtation with disaster on the "I reaUy can't remember," :final hole when Lady Luck said Jim Thursday night after FOR TODAy : admittedly came to his be stopped the AUanta Braves · · assistance. with seven hits while pitchlrig 'He cen do anything we Harris' first shot on the par- the Reds to a ~I victory in the went to do If we stick to It four 18th was iil the rough at opener of a five-game series at long enough. · the right near a concession Riverfront Stadium. -Helen Keller stand. His second took a bounce ActuaUy It probably has been and hit a spectator in the back, longer than even McGlothlin re... . • • . or It could have gone on even aUzes. A check of the records t:!" • ·~ further Into who-knows-what reveals his last route-going "kind of trouble, and drOpped, performance came when be Irs Qu:.LI · IWI. ....., stiU In the rough. Then the pitched a six-hitter against tbe came up with a brtmant 59-yard Phillies while registering a 1~1 --· :-1' wedge out of the rough five feet victory June 14 of last year. ·..-.;G : , Jllt.n ,.1..,. . past the cup, and putted back McGlothlin, notching his third j · . Fridays Only . to save his par and his lead. The Drive-In Windbw : "On the 18th, I could have , !· Is Open made six," Harris pointed out. ·~ 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. f "But the ball just kept DISPIITE SETILED (Continuously.) ~ bouncing around people and MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (UPI) "· · · through people and through - A dispute between the _ ....itiiinil"iioura' to-3 trees, alj!ll made four. National Football League ·.and s to 7 u usual on Players Association and the ;F~Idays . ' club owners was settled Thursday. Player representatives signed a lour-year couective ba · · tr t ~·viNGS Ia rgammg con ac . 1111 ~ "'e POMEROY, OHIO Member FDIC Member Federal -ti the battle lor third base. Roserve System · Willie Mays of San Francisco, · i' Atlanta's Hank Aaron and NEW YORK (UPI)-Johnny Bench has made a shambles of Willie Stargell of Pittsburgh led the running for the three the race for catcher on the outfield slots with St. Louis' National League AU Star squad. Lou Brock trailing Stargell by Results of baUoting released almost 25,000 votes. today by the BasebaU CommlsPitchers will be selected by sioner's office show Bench, the the managers . Cincinnati lleds' star who earned Most Valuable Player Other Cincinnati players In honors last season, with an the running for AU.Star team incredible 250,000-vote lead over positions included first baseman Lee May, in third with Pittsburgh's Manny Sanguillen. 74,995 votes ; second baseman Bench was listed on 302,003 Tommy Heims, in third with ballots while Sangulllen polled S2,708 as runnerup. Dick Dietz 74,209, and outfielder Pete Rose, of San Francisco was third at In seventh with 74,030. . National~ 44,2t2. Willie McCovey of San Francisco led Atlanta's Orlando Cepeda by almost 60,000 votes • Transistor for first base despite the fact Batteries that McCovey has missed much • Flashlight playing time with an arthritic Batteries knee. • Lantern Glenn Beckert of Chicago · · Batteries held a 24,000-vote lead over 1 Hobby Batteries Julian Javier of St Louis In the running for second base whUe eAnd Photo In the closest race, New York's Flash Batteries Bud ~elson held a slim 6,000-vote margin over MaiD'y Wills of the Dodgers and Chicago's Don Kesshlger was 1,000 votes behind Wins. 992,5~9 1 Joe Torre of St. Louis held a 1 •-===:!~0~ . strong 37,000-vote advantage lit 'over Cincinnati's Tony Perez in I WANTB GAMES The am Mlller SpartiiiJ Mlck Davenpa-i pitched an 8·•·~t hi'·. Gotdl Slow-PIIcb So,lball O, no-bit vic•- for the Brave.s an,d aU-ed "" ..,, "' 108m of "'"•-'-'- w VL 1J -' ,Starting pitcher Dick, (.angc ...__,_, · · aver the Mark V lleds in Middon took the lOIII•- Sou•~- mtermed Ill pbtylag Ill ASA dlepo · rt Uttle League action •"'"'" Slnetloud · Slew· Pilch 1" " and the In"'·. It w•· Aft'" h'· a 8 d . ThlD'Sday evDlln... - . ~.., ... ........... T 0 0 r u 1 me 8 1 1 ~~., deleat in 14 dec!JIGnl. Langdon koubleheader• with ASA dianl poiD'ed It on the Mets 1~ pitched S J.;J innings and was in four lruiings. knocked ou't or the bo• 'or the Saadloaed team•· Ill the In the Braves-Reds Tilt, Mick a • Pomeroy • Middleport • first time this year. Dayenpa-t was untouchable, Southern Cal played errorless GaUipollJ area. Coatacl Bud proving his earlier performance baU. The "'"oj&IUI clicked off Blekel (7ft t31i) or write Bod . of no-hitting 'the lleds for si>: '' Bickel, 8Z7 Glendale Ave., ilnda third Innings was no fluke. twnlnoed1.onubthlee pselariy.ess•.glving them Apt. 1, Sooth Cbarleslou, w. Inthat first game Del CaU's Va %53113 The Trojans lost; 11-3, to the · • pinch single ruinlld him. This Salukis In an earlier round but tl!ne, Big Mick was tough aU the had wins over Seton Hall, the channplonshlp contest after way· Brigham Y01111g and Tulsa in Tulsa, Southern California and · He struck out 10 and paased addition to the title game Southern IDinois came throng~ two batters. Terry Pickens took victory. four rounds of play with 3-1 the loss as he fanned eight but The Salukis defeated Pan records. walked nine. American twice and Southern The Trojans were number Davenport's mates proviqed Cal once while losing to Tulsa one-ranked cnmlng Into the plenty of support, banging out prior to . the championship &ems and wound up the year nine hits. The man with the big bat was Tlnlll)y Eversbach who game. =-r~r:ts'!i~ ~edn: slammed a homer and a alngle. Th~ Salukis drew a bye into Steve Bachner and Dilvenport t:l-9. had a single and double each, Dave Smith had two singles, 1 Bench· Has ·FARMERS BANK · t B' L d · · ' · w. f ea .:""'d Jn Voting' . . . . . . . .!"\"............... BATTERY NEEDS ALL Adv. Brands sjs.oif Oown~ and Dicky Owen chipped in a PeeWee Results ;_~~~w~.~~--,-~~~~W~~~_j 59 N. Stcond St. Middleport, Ohio TIE-TACK 0 14.95 wl·-·- : . . . . . tfldn•Jatoae The perfect gift for any proud father, set with a birthstone for each child or · grandchild. It's a great way for the whole family to show theY.· remember. Ti~· tacks in UK white 6r yeUow gold. · Mlas Sheila Ann James and Mr. Ray Roger Proffitt were united in marriage at 2:30p.m. on May 29 at the Clifton Methodist Church. The Rev. B. Winkler of· ficlated at the double ring ceremony following a program of organ music by Mrs. Byron Van Meter. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. James of CUlton ; and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Proffitt of Racine. Given in marriage by her parents, the bride was attired in a floor length gown of lace fashioned with a high neckline and long sleeves. She wore a white carnation corsage and carried a Bible. Miss Peggy Ann Proffitt, Racine, served as a bridesmaid and was in a blue gown and bad blue tinted carnjtions . . .Miss Betty Jo James, the m8ld of hOnor, was in a while lace short dress with white carnations. Albert L. Proffitt of Racine For her ': : : :: : ' : ; ' .-INGELS JU Legal Beverages SPORTSWEAR AND 2-HOUR CLEANING BY CATALINA (Upon Request) FOR MODERN ROBINSON'S ·CLEANERS MERMAIDS Excellent Selection Of Styles and Colors MAKE DAD GLAD WITH A GIFT FROM • - - Bahr. Qothiers .. .• ·· ,· The program, conducted by Ollie Mae Cozart, ·was entitled "Symbols of the Saviour." Readings included ' "The Cross," by Margie Wolle; "The Trumpet" by Martha Lou ::; Beegle; "The Manger" by Nondus Hendricks, and "The ' Empty Ton.;;·,' by Mary Kay '' Yost. The annual family picnic wiU be held at the park on Rt. 33 on July 8at6:30p. m. There will be no other meeting in July, so the love gift offering wlU be taken at that time. The meeting was adjourned :, ' with prayer by Mrs. Hendricks. '': Refreshments were served by ::: Mrs. Yost to Martha Loy :: Beegle, Sam PickellS, Nondus :: Hendricks, Ollie Mae Cozart, ::. Mattie Yost, Mary Kay Yost, ... Marge Grimm and Margie Wolfe. KITCHEN ·CARPETING Meigs Inn Lounge Pomeroy Now Admiral's .exclusive comfort features - "CycleAire" aod Comfort-Stat Control, are available on the compact, lightweight Super Princess models 81AY11A and 101AY12A. Here's· complete personal en,vlronment control with a push-buHon control centel- 2-speed "Squirrel Cage" fan and smart decorator-fro~! styling. 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For a brief wedding trip, the bride changed Into a blue and white ensemble with white accessories. The couple wiD reside at Racine. The new Mrs. Proffitt Is a 1970 graduate of Wahama High School. Mr. Proffitt graduated from Racine High School in 1967 and is employed at the Philip Sporn Plant. HAVEIII ; Admiral J DEXTER - Mrs. Neal Jeffers was hostess to the Star Garden Club upon its regular meeting June 10 when 12 members and the hostess answered roll caU with "My favorite rooting mediwn." How to build a compost pile was given by Mrs. Gerald Minor, and a discussion on house plants in June was led by Mrs. C. E. Stout, with special emphasis on geraniums. Miss Ruby Diehl gave an interesting report on the tour to Old Man's Cave May 20 which several members attended. Each member gave an Idea on helpful gardening. An exhibit of a single rose specimen was judged with Ruby Diehl's Peace Rose winning first. Mrs. Virginia Nelson won the hostess gilt: The traveling prize was donated by Mrs. Minor and bought by Mrs. C. E. Stout. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Robert LejVis of Clifton, Mrs. Mary Mart!11, Pomeroy, l'ainonier ; and Jerry Williams, · m -2094 • W.Va. served as maid, of honor who will be. instaUed as Eight Ia concierge. 606 E. Main Pomeroy for her sister. She wore a blue and Forty Departemental All three Meigs County guests lace dress and had a white Chapeau next month , was spoke at · the meeting. Mrs. carnation c9rsage. Dana Lewis, honored guest at a dinner of Marlin reported on plans for her Clifton, served as best man lor Hardin ~! county Salon 341 installation at the state conthe bridegroom. Wednesday night at Forest, vention,' July 18 and 19 in GUARDIAN For ber daughter's wedding, Ohio · · Cleveland, and invited memPREMIUM Mrs. Roush was in a gray Sh~ was accompanied by Mrs. bers to the Oct. 3 reception at sleeveless dress '!ith red ac- Pearl Knapp and Mrs. Myrtle the Middleport Church of cessorles and a white carnation walker , both of the Meigs Christ. She also talked 011 a and corsage. Mrs. Russell wore. a County Salon 110. Mrs. Martin special project for next year blue sleeveless dress with whtte served as installing officer and which will include contributions ac~ories and a white car- Mrs. Knapp as installing from petit salons for cystic l naUon co~sage. . ]'concierge for the new officers fibrosis research. At low, low prices. At the dinner, hat replicas ImmedJalely fo~lowmg the of the Harding County Salon. ceremooy,.a reception was held Installed were Eunice Scott, · were given as favors. Rose .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.. in th~ church social room; The petit chapeau; Clara Elwood, Ia bri~e s table covered With a secretaire-cassie re; Mary white lace cloth leatur~d a Smith demi chapeau premiere; wedding cak_e topped With a Stella Edington, demi chapeau muuature bnde and groom. duexieme · Effie Winebrenner GuestS were registered by Ia archivi;te· Grayce Latham' Miss Sharon Roush, sister of the ' ' bride, and Miss Brenda Russell, sister of the groom. Mrs. Bess' RETURN FROM TRIP Parsons, aunt of the bride, Mr . and Mrs. Leo Baughman served as hostess for the .and son, Jeffrey, Bradbury, reception. have returned from a 1,000 mile Mr. aild Mrs. RuSsell reside vacation trip through Pennon Powell St. in Middleport. sylvania. Tloey "visited Mr. The bride is employed as Baoghman's mother and his · depu!y clerk 1n the Meigs sister in Erie , Pa ., and his County treasurer's office . Mr. brother,Earl,m Menty Glo, Pa. Russell works at Rizer Oil Co. in 1 Pomeroy. I, OUt-of-town guests at the ·. wedding and reception were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Summerfield, Round Lake, ill., Mr. and Mrs. Jed RusseU, Powers, Oregon; Earl Russell of Kentucky; Mr. and Mrs. Dana lewis, Mr. and Mrs. David Kerns and April and Mr. and Mrs. Isaac lewis, all of Clifton, 2)6 E. lnd Pomeroy W. Va. Phone 992-H28 ' c N NTI N MIDDLEPORT "'-'' ,. _, .., .., .,..,~···..., ·'" _11, ~ •t-o~- • ·.,.. 1 . · Pfilv1dence Dlsll'!ct undaJ School and Baptist Trainln~ • Umon convention, Naom1 , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " " - - - - - - - RACINE - The Ruth Baptist Church, Pomeroy, • Missionary Circle of the Racine Saturday and • Sunday. llev. Baptist Church met June lOth at Samuel Jacks?l1. ~ pas_tor . the home of Mrs. Gene Yost, Rt. .. ·!. The business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Sam Pickens. RoD call was answered by eight members . : Contributions for the baby / layette to be taken to the Women's Conference are to he : given to either Mrs. Yost or Mrs. Marge Grinun before June All • SPECIAL VALUES - • Fathe(s ~Y SEE THE NEW I Boat Dock. ''Beat . mTown Sheila james Weds Ray Proffitt ...-~-----!--. : !Old Martin Hotel) m.sl6o Mrs. Jeffers Host to Club Mr. and Mrs. Ray Proffitt . ;: AVAILABLE IN 1,000, 10,000, 12,000 BTU, 120 VOLT Tom's ,~ . ;: SPINS COOL AIR TO EVERY CORNER VISIT 'I) The New UHra Modem1 DUDL£Y'S fLORIST Exclusive • Gift the whole family can ~I together · Balan~e On Conve!Hent .TP.rms. ' ·: ::: Four Or More ' • Saturday Nights Day June 20 Remember Dad With ROSES .\ ·. ~9.95 Wednesday, Friday and r--------"1 Fathe(s The Apple Grove Methodist Cblirch was the setting for the wedding of Miss Nancy Althea Roush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Roush, Racine, Route 2, and Mr. Ronald Edward RusseU, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell, Pomeroy, Route 4. The llev. Dale McClurg officlated . at the double ring ceremony periormed at 7:30 p.m. on June 5 lollowing a program of nuptial music by Mary Louise Shuler. The altar decorations featured red roses and fern. · Given in marriage by her father, the bride wasattlredln a white lace over taffeta gown fashioned street length with lace sleeves. She w.ore white accessories and a pink carnation corsage. f centerpieces were used on the 1 tables. . . THORNTON PROMOTED DEXTER - Robert L . .. Thornton, 20, son of Mrs. Mable Thornton, Route 1, Dexter, recently was promoted to Army 'Private Firsi Class at Ft. Hoo<l, Tex., where he Is a driver wilb the 21St evacuation hosplt81. His father, Wllllam Thornton, lives at 2341 Cardinal Ave., Dayton. Hall At The Organ With Melody and Song _J Cooler he smacked a double trjple, and a. home run. Added support · fr Hind do bJ d c~me om . y, a I! e an .. stngle; Jeff8eaver,twoslngles, Tony Venoy and EbllD e•~h a . • ! ..,. . smgle · · Bobb Powers Jeff Mill , ·Y . ' er' ana Greg Becker had singles for the Mets · lleds 000 000-0 0 3 Braves 224 OOJt-i 9 2 Pickens and 'Edwards. Davenport and Eversbach. -~. Chcgo 100 020 000 0:1-- 6 10 1 Minn 002 001 000 04- 7 13 0 John, Romo (11), Forster (11), and Egan ; Corbin, Hall (7). Williams (10), Perranoskl (11) and Mltterwald. WPPerranoskl (1 -3) . LP-Horlen (1 -4) . HRs-KIIIebrew (lOth) , Me Ito n (12th), Mltterwald 16th) . U 11 AT SUMMER HOllito; .Mrs. Edward Ebersbacb of Pomeroy lJ recuperating at her summer home in LoweD, Ohio, following Il)ajor surgery al S;elby General Ho~pital In l'tfarletta. Mrs. Nora Cambron of Bradford bas been helping care for her sister at LoweD. · :1 victory against four !oases, did games. He hu hit safely in 11 of The Pomeroy PeeWee Reds · ~ ... -. not walk a batter and struck out the last 12 games, eight of which outslugged the Middleport CUba five. Meanwhile, the Reds the lleda have won and over in a free swinging contest 14 to wrapped Ron Reed for 10 hits, that 12-game span he has driven 12. nie winning pitcher was with Lee May driving home home 15 runs. Diener .the loser· Miller both three runs with a single, double Asked aboutMay;s chances of declsl~ns coml~g In ;ellef. and sacrifice fly. landing a berth on the AU-Star Pomeroy, pitchers struck out 11 "The big out was striking out squad, Re!l Manager Sparky and walked 17 whUe Middleport Ralph Gsrr In the eighth in- · And~!fson remarked, "I don't hurlersfanned!Oandpaasedl2. nlng," said McGlothlin. think he should count too much Pomeroy hitters were Two were on and two were out on having a rest." · Ohlinger a homer and three wben Garr went down swinging It will be Anderson's job to singles, Kennedy a homer, on a 3-2 pitch. pick the remainder of the Na- double and single Diener two A walk there· and McGlothlin tiona! League squad after the alngles, Whitlatch \a triple and would have bad Hank Arron fans pick the starting eight Casto a single. coming up with the bases load- players. ·. McMillion led the losers with ed. . "I think the club Is beginning a double and two singles "As it turned out," said Me- toseedayllght,"saldAnderson. Stewart doubled and Miller' Glothlin, "I had Aaron leading ''The pitching has been su- Fox, Murray, and Byers each off the ninth inning." perb aU along. The guys know singled. And the lled righthander pro· now we can win If we score just ceeded to mow down the side in a few runs. I think -they believe ()l"der to reel off the victory in too that the San Francisco one holD' and 52 minutes. Giants can be caught." New York 010 000 ooo- 1 5 1 May's three hits extended his The series resumes tonight Ba~n'n/:~y~ 1 ~k:,>'(813 a6n~ batting streak through eight wben Gary Nolan will pitch lor Munson ; Dobson ~~-4) and the lleds and tenninates with a Hendricks. LP-Stottlemyre 17· RACINE WINS Sundsy doubleheader. 5). HR-Hendrlcks (4th). Thursday evening at Racine the Racine Utile league · team defeated Salem 12 to 2, with Terry Tucker the winner, strike out 10. Racine's hitters were Tucker a double and single, Harris two Regatta. Week Special . doubles, Dunning a alngle and lriple, Neigler a double, Hill and Sayre each ·a double and Hendricks a ·triple . Salem hitters were Crouse, Lakin, ~ge Carter, and Grate, each with singles. WERNER RADIO & T.V. ICE COLD double. PITCHING GOOD · · In the other game, pitching was again the . key factor as young Mike Hindy of the 1ndians shut out the Mets with a sparkling three-hitter· Hlndy walked only two while Ko-ing . . tr L... five, giVIng up no ex a .,...., hits. . Joe Justus the first of three Metpilchers:was the loser. 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' Fury Gran Coupe For the right car at the right price you've got to TO · ' lll TOM RUE MOTORS, 399 South 3rd Ave., Middleport, 0. �' ' 7- Tile Dilly SenUnel, Middleport-Pomeroy. o .. June 1H, 1.- MASON ASSEMBLY OF RACINE FIRST CHURCH m~ti ng , 6:3() p. m.; Evening GOD -Secclnd St, Mason, W. 'OF THE' NAZARENE - worship, 7: 30 p. m. Va. Chesler Tennant, pastor. Sunday School 9. 30 . . APPLE GROVE UNITED Sunday school. 10 a . m. ; . : · a. m., morning worship, 11 a. m.; Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m.; ,METHODIST CHURCH - ' W: evan~ellstic service, 7:30 p. m.' Evening wqrshlp, 7: 30, B· __m__, Dale McClurg, pastor. Worship Bible study and prayer· service Wednesday ' Sunday Scliooi servlc&, first and third Sundays Wednesday, 7: 30 p. m. Phon~ Suparlnfendont, Pauline Me. of each month at 8 p.. m.; 773-513J. Ciinlock, pastor. Rev. Morris Sunday School every Sunday at MMERC.V . . M. Wolfe. a. m.; WSCS, second HARTFORD CHURCH OF RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - 9:30 . POMEIIO 'r' TRINtn MT. MUKIAH BAPTISTTuesday of each month at 7:30 UotiiCIChurch of Christ ,-Rev Corner Fou rth and Main , CHRIST In Chrlstion Union - CharlesNorrls, pa.stor. Sunday p. m.; Bible Study, Wednesday, Perrin, pastor. Fred Blaettnar, Middleport. Rev. Henry L. Key, Rev. O'Dell Manley, pastor. School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning 8 p. m. · Aa a boy, r waa alwaya dl&turbed by tlila Biblical p&INJ'In Mat. supl. Sunday School, 9:15a. m.; Jr., pastor. Sunday School 9:30· Sunday school, 9:30a.m., Roger worship, 10:45 a. m.; Sunday thew : "For I have come to aet a man apl~at hla father and 1 diUP,Worship, 10:25 a. m.l youth a.m., Arnold Richards, supt.: Manley, sup!. ; evening service, evening worship, -7:36 p.m.; CARMfoL UNITED METHter agaill8t her mother ... He who lovea father and mother more than 7:30. Wednesda y even ing Wednesday · evening Bible choir rehearsal, Monday, 6:30 Mornlnq worship 10:30 a, m. me is not worthy of me." prayer mee ti ng, 7:30 p.m. Stu<ty, 7:30P. m.. : ODIST_ .- Paul ·A. Sellers, p, m., Mrs. Marvin Burt. FIRST· UNITED PRES· Sunday In thaM da)1 of innoee nl!e, it s~med that my JHII.est love ahoWd evening youth service SOUTH BETHEL UNITED e:stor , Way~e Roush, supt. director . Senior choir BYTI!RIAN, Middleport-Rev. 6:45 with go to Mother and Father. They rave me life, love and v:IJible ph)'llell Macy Lou Carter METHODIST R orshlp service, 10:45 a. m., ~~~arsal, 7' 30 p. m·. Thursday, Russell Lester, pastor. Sunday leader. No T.uesday service. ' L d , ev.SRandy 'first. and third Sundays; · needs that seemed all-important. .....,.. Paul Nease, director . . aven er , pas or . unday evenmg worship, 8 p. m. second Th ursday, all day· Busy Bee School9:30 a. m., Lewis Sauer,, But what I did· not understand was that lhi& life of mine tltne MASON FIRST• BAPTIST - school, 9 a.m., Mrs. Wilma Sunday. quitting party In church social supt.; worship service 10:30 di~ Uy from God th rou rh my parents. l had tried to aeparate God'a . Second and Pomeroy Sts.. Stan ,Bahr, Supt. Youlh Fellowship 6 ·oom. a.m. love from the love ot Mother and Father. It wa~~ through Him Lhat they n:eeivtd the great ,tftof human Craig pastor Sunday school p.m. each Sunday at Tuppers CHESTER CHURCH OF THE POUEROY CHURCH OF Mt.DDLE PORT HEATH love. And beeau.e a rnot.her has God's love implanted in her heart, she will instinctively love mc. Matthew THE "NAZARENE _ Corner UNtTEtl METHODIST- Rev. 9:45 ~.m. ; worship service, ll Plains United Methodist NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert waa emphalimlng the faet that God'• Jove must cor11e ftn t and that human love will tl:len foijow in Ita Grale, pastor. Worship service, Union and Mulberry . Rev . Max E. Donahue. minister; a.m.; training vnton, 6:3o"p.m.; ChOuArcNhV. ILLE WESLEYA proper perapective. evening worship service, 7:30 N 11 a.m. and 7:30p. m. Sunday. •Eric Chambers, Sunday School Cl y..., V. Henderson, pastor. superintendent. Church School p.m. Mid-week prayer service. Rev. R. D. Brown , pastor. 'Sunday Take your child with you tO churc h and church ~~:hool ao that both may p in a better undenta.ndSchool , 9:30 · a. m. SundaY' School 9:30 a. m. ; ing of God'& will. One who really loves God supremely will in va riably develop a d 1ttlp!lf' love for famll7, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunday S~hool, 9:30 a. m. ; Richard Barton, sup!. Prayer .Raymond Walburn, sup! . 9:30 a. m.; morning worship, frlenda CH' R I STIAN SCIENCE youlh and jUnior Y?Uih servl~e, meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. and nelghbon. Morning worship 1"0:30 a. m.; 10:30a. m.; youth meeting, 7 p. Services at 315 Main St PI 6:45 p. m.; eventng worship, 'Etenlng service 7:30 p. m. Mid· .m.; Choir rehearsal , Wedweek service, Wednesday, 7·. 30 nesday 7· 7:30 P· m. ; Mrs. E. Pleasant, Sunday School" 9: lS 7' 30 p. m.; prayer and praise, · HARRISONVILLE . PRES.. ,Robert Hamm, director.· a.m. Sunda s, 11 a.m.; Wed· Wednesday, 7· 30 P- m. · SYTERIAN - Mrs. Norma _p.GmR. JEHOVAH'S. WITNESSES- nesday, tesTimonial meeting 8 I! E M L 0 C K G R 0 V E Lee, Sunday Schoop Superin· ACE EPISCOPAL - Rev. Larry Carnahan presid ing p.m. All welcome. CHRISTIAN - David Stauffer, • fendent. Sunday School 9:30 a. ,Stanley Plattenburg, minister. ,minister. Sunday, Bible lecture, , pastor ; Stanford Stockton, sup!. m. Sunday Service 8 p. m. Rev. Morning prayer and sermon, ti BIBLE CHURCH Morning worship, 9:30 a.m. ; Max Donahue, Middleport, _10:30 a. m. Holy communion 9::W a. m.; Wa chlower st~dy, .- ~AIRVIEW Letart Route 1, the Rev. Sfan church school, 10:30 a.m. ; pastor . and f' t s d 10.30 a. m.; Tuesday, Bible sermon, IrS un ays, study, 7:30 p. m.; Thursday, Craig, pastor. Sunday school, young peoples meeting, 6:30 ,10:30 a. m. Church school, 111 •h 1 a.m.; prayer and Bible p.m.; evening worship, 7:30. . BETHANY UNITED kindergarten through eighth m n s ry SC 00 7:30 p. m., 9:30 study, 7:30p.m. Cottage prayer Bible study, Wednesday, 7:30 METHODIST - Paul A. Sellers, •service meeting 8:30 p. m. • Sundoy · _gra...,, 10:30 • · m. . MIDDLEPOR] CHURCH service, Tu esday , 10 a .m .; p.m. pastor ; Blythe Theiss, Sunday , POMEROY CHURCH OF l•iah worship service, Thursday, 7:30 SILVER RUN FREE BAP· School sup!. Worship service, ,CHRIST - Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr ., ·of Christ In · Christian Union- ~m. 6h4-11 . 9:30 a. m. second and fourth pastor. Bible School, 9:30a. m.,· Lawrence Manley, pastor ; Mrs.' MASON CHURCH OF TIST - Rev. Howard Kimble, Sunday ~; - Evenlng worship, 8 p, • Mclnday . Russell Young, Sunday School Sunday school , 10 a.m.; m. first Sunday . luk• worship, 10:30; adult warship Supt. Sunday School9:30 a. m.; CHRIST - Joh n s· teele, pastor.. pas.lor. · Henry Davis, supt.; evening 10rl·20 iervlce ·-and ,. YOUQQ. peoples. Evening worship 7:30. Wed· W?'shlp, 1~ a.m. ; Bible stu~y, service, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, both 7:30 p. m. Sun· nesdo 11 7 30 • 7u.&day LOTTRIDGE UNITED day-Wednesd@y, comblnec m. Y prayer mee ng, : , p. 11 . 15 a.m. , evening wors~ip, meeling, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Mtd-week serv1ce, . -METHODIST - Worship, first 1lr7·11 Bible study and praye1 ---CHURCH uF THE NAZA· W~~nesday , 7:30p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF and th ird Sundays, 10:45 a. m.; • WM~~tJdc,r meeting, 7:30 p. m. RENE '"""I I R . GOD- Rev. Donald A Sheets, second and fourth Sundays, THE SALVATION ARMY - .. --- · - "- '' epor • ev._ rhilippicms pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. 7:30p.m. Sunday School 9:45 a ,Envoy Rays. Wining, officer In Audry Miller. p;ostor: Floyd l ri· IO m.; Worship service, 11 a. m. ; m. Christian Endeavo~. third '""'" ......,.,,""'1 s.r.tro. ""· . <;!large. Sun<!fy< 1o a. m. Carson. sup!. Sunday school. MEIGS COUNTY 7hvudop 1........... .......... Evening service, 7:30. Prayer Saturday of each month . Hotlnessmeeting 7'io:·:io a ' 9:30 a.m.; Morning wor· service and youth service, 30 16 ~ 19.24 Sunday Schclol Y~ung Peopl~; ship, lO: a.m.; luniQr AL F R E D U NI T E 0 LAUREL CLIFF FREE "' legion;? p. m,; Thursday, 1to ; JQ_clety, 6 '~0 p.m.; NYPS <I; 4 ~ · METHODIST - Rev. Jacob Thursday, 7:30 p, m. • frkloy ' p•.. m;, Ladles Home League; · p.m. Sunday evangelistic Layman, pastor. Sunday school FOREST RUN METHODIST METHODIST ~ Rev. Eugene 15r1-IO _p, "l..:.frep daues . meeting, 7:30 p.m. Prayer 9:45a . m. with Lloyd Dillinger, -Rev. Forrest-Donely, pastor. Gill, pastor. William Bailey, ' SACR~D HEART - Rev.-_ meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. supl; worship services, 11 a.m. Charles Hamilton, sup!. ; sup!. Sunday School, 9:30a. m.; • Solvrdor worship, 10:30 a. m.; Pm/ms -Father Bernard Krajcovlc, M t D D L E poRT pEN . with the Rev. Mr. Layman In Worship service, 9 a. m. ; Morning Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. 16:1· 11 pastor . Phone -992·2825.- TECOSTAL - 'Fhlrd Ave., the charge . Prayer services, Sunday School, 10 a. m. . Wednesday, Christian Youth LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Crusade, 6: 30 p. m.; Prayer Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 Rev. William Knittel , pastor ; Wednesday, 7:45p.m. - Robert Eugene Musser, meeting p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 Ratr.h Priddy, Sunday School 7:30 p. m. Thursday, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 choir practice, a.m . Confessions, Saturday 7· · sup . ; Classes for all ages, 1 p. m. BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE 7:30p.m. 1 Sunday School , lOa . m.; Sunday - Minersville, Guy W. Lowther, a.m.; morning worship, 10: 30; • POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST: evening service, 7:30 p. m. Jr., pastor. Sunday school, 10 Robert Bobo, Sunday school DEXTER CHURCH OF , ;-Robert Kuhn, pastor. George Wedne;day evening Young a.m.; preaching , 11 a .m.; supt. Sunday evening service, CHRIST - Danny Evans, 7:30 p.m.; youth meetlno . t tSklnner, Sunday School· sup!. People s meeting and Bible evening worship, 7:30p.m. Mid· Monday, 7 p.m. Midweek pastor. Norman C. Will , sup!. t ,Sunday School, 9:30 a. m,; Study, 7.: 30. Saturday evening week prayer service, Tuesday, service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m . Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; ,morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; service, 7:30. Worship service, 10:30 a. m. 7:30p.m. . SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Christian FIRST BAPTIS'fCHURCH of ,BYF, 6 p. m. ; Bible Study ·THE NAZARENE - Rev. M. C. evening . Endeavor Sunday 'Wednesday 7 p. m.: choir Middleport, corner of Sixth and ! -Practice, Wed., a; 30 p, m. Palmer Streets, Rev. Charles BRADFORD CHURCH OF ·Larimore, pastor . Bob Moore, School Supt. Sunday l · FIRST SOUTHERN BAP: Simons, pastor . Danny CHRIST - Charles Russell, Sunday CHURCH School, classes for all ages, 9:30 OFREORGANIZED Bud Bartrum, ' TIST - 282 Mulberr Ave Thompson , Sunday School Paslo ~. JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· m.; mor.111ng worship, 10:45, TE R DAY SAINTS- Portland' Pomeroy. f'\llillated wit~ s B (' ~uperlntendent. Sundav Superintendent, Sunc. y School , a. ~ Rev. Clifford Coleman pa'st~r church school for everyone 9:30 a.m. Worship Service, NYP~ Sunday, 6:30 p. m.; Racine Road. Ralph Johnson, ~ Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.: 9: 15 a.m.; Morning worship 10:30 a.m . Sunday evening evangelistic service, Sunday, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. p.m. Mid-week prayer, m. ; Morning worship, 10:30 a. j Hershel McClure, sup!. ; wor- 10:15 a.m.; Evening services, services, 7 p.m. Bible study 7:30 meeting, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. m. ; Sunday evening service, 7 , ship service, 10:30 a .m.; 7:30p.m.; Wednesdar, prayer Wednesday, 7 p.m. Bradlord Msslonary meeting, second p. m. Wednesday evening Group Tuesday, 7 p.m. : .evening worship, 7:30. Wed. service, 7:30p.m. Ex ra youth Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. , ·nesday prayer meeting and - activities on Sunday, 5 p.m ., for prayer ser vices, 7: 30p. m. I _Bible stud}!_ 7: 30 p.m all youth up to sixth grade ; 6:30 : Sf, PAUL LUTHERAN _ for junior and senior high HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNITED FAITH- Robert E. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev. Arthur c. Lund, pastor students. UNION - Darrel Ooddrlll, Smith, pastor. Worship service Great Bend, Charles Norris, With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is I Sunday School, 9:15 a. m.: ,CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mid· pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. and Sunday school, 9: 30 a.m., pastor. Worship service, 9: 30 a. good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business 1 Charles Evans, Supt.; worship dleporf, 5th and Main. Raullln m., Annie Mohler, supt.i Fred Samsel, supt.; evening m. ; Sunday School, 10:30 a. m. firms and organizations whose names appear below. • ser.vlce, 10:30 a. m. Con. Moyer, pastor. Thomas Kelly, Leonard Gilmore, first elder; worship, 7:30 p.m.; youth : firmation class, Saturday, 9:45 Sunday School sup!. Bible evening service, 7:30 p. m. meeting, 7 p.m. f!rayer meeting CARLETON CHURCH . 1. m. School , 9:30 a. m.; morning Wednesday prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. POMERoY:c ·HESTER wor.shlp, 10:30 a. m.; evening .7:30 p. m. School, 9:30 a.Road. m., Ralph Carl, Kingsbury Sunday UNITED METHODIST - worship, 7:30 p. m.; orovor sup!. Worship service, 10:30 a. ; Robert R. · Card, p!istor . service 7 p. m. Wednesday. MT, MORIAH CHURCH OF . EDEN UNITED BRETHREN m. and 7:30 p. m. alternately . · Ppmeroy - Worship, 10:30. a. · · GOD - Racine Route 2. The IN CHRIST - Elden~ - Bta~<,e, Prayer ,meeting, Wed~esday, PLUMBING AN_D HEATING m•.C;hlir~h School, 9: 15 a. m.; FR- EE Wt L L BA 'PT 1sT Rev. Char le• Ha'nd, pastor. pastor. Sunday School, lOa. m.;' 7:30 P- m. Rev. Jay Stiles, 992. 2550 Phone 992-3284 Frank · Vaughan, superln- CHURCH - Corner Ash and Sunday school, 9:45 a.m .; Winnie Holsinger, sup!. Mor· pastor. Lincoln St . . Middleport' 240 l~ndent. Chester worship, 9 a. Plum , Middleport . Noel morning worship, 11 a.m. OLD DEXTER CON· I - -- - -- - - -- -M :..:i:..:d..::d.:._le:::p:.=.:_ o r.:._t- + - - - - - - - - - - - - ---1 . m.; Church School, 10 a. m.; Herrmann, pastor; John Dill, Evening services, Tuesday and nlng sermon, 11 a. m.; Evening service Christian Endeavor , GREGATIONAL CHURCH _ ~~J)ieJ Sunday School Supt. Saturday Friday, 7:30. 7:30 p. m. ; Mrs . Lyda R W SEVENTH" Y AUYENT· evening service, 7 p. m. Sunday Chevalier , pres ident. Song ev. lllard Dutcher, pastor. THtS·T - Pomeroy, Mulberry" School, 10 a. m.; Sunday service and sermon, 8:20. Mid- Mrs. Worley Francis, Sundar. TUPPERS PLAINS - .~~~ - Herbert Morgan, pastor: evenlnq worship, 7 p. m. W eek. prayer meeting Wed- School Su/;'- Sunday Schoo , CHARGE UNITED oabbath School, Safurday, 2 p · Bakers oi Good Bread METHODIST. Sunday worship nesday, 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Mazie 9:45a. m. hurch Services first ~ - : 1 worshtp, 3:15p. m. Dorcas MASON COUNTY and third Sundays following - St. PIUI's 9 a.m.; South Holslnqer, etas ~ leader . Middleport, Olio Huntington, W. Va. ocety,lOa.m. eachThursday. C-HRISTIAN SCIENCE Bethel 9:55a.m.; Alfred 11 a.m. -_ l'lrMEROY LOWER LlliHT Sunday School, Second and I First and third Sundays) 7:45 SHURCH-Harrlsonvllle Road. · fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p. 1·------------"----+--~------------1 'GRAHAM UNITED MET Services, 315 Main St., Pt. . p.m.; and 4th Sun- "e.v. Roy Taylor, pastor ; Henr{ m. serviCes . ODIST CHURCH_ Preachl~· Pleasant. Sunday services, 11 days). !Second Lottrldge -7:45 p.m. Eblin, Sunday School . Sup . LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN . 9:30 . a. m., first and secon~ · a.m. Wednesday Testimonial (First and · third Sundays), 11 Sunday School , 9:30 a. m ; - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor; Su~days of each month ; third . meoliM, 7:30p.m. a.m. Second and 4th Sundays. evening worship, 7:30 p. ni.' Sunday School sup!., Ronald andfourthSundayseach month . THE HILAND CHAPEL, Sales· Allis Chalmers - Service LONG 6UT'rOM Prayer and prasie service, Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 a. ,worship service at 7:30 p. m: 'George Casto, pastor. Sunday METHODIST !hursdav. 7->n n m m.; preaching 10:45 a. m., Middleport, Ohio Farm · Industrial · Lawn . Garden Rev. Freeland Wednesday evenings at 7:30, School, 9:30; evening worship, Norris, pastor.- Sunday RACINE-LETART WES. i:venlng services, 7:30 p. m. School , Tuppers Plains 667-3435 • Prayer and Bible Study. . 7:30. Thursday evening prayer 10 a.m. ; church services, 11 LEY AN UNITED METHODIST service, 7: 30 p.m . a.m. Racine, W. Dale McClurg , HYSELL RUN FREE t---------------~-----------+---------------------------1 I .. BEARWALLOW RIDGE _pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a; METHODIST - Cecil Wise, CHURCH OF CHRIST- John m.; Worship service, 10:30 a. Pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 Rockhold, pastor. Bible study, m.; UMYF, 7 p. m. each Sun- a.m. ; Morning worship, 10:30 9:30 a.m .; morning worship, day ; Senior Choir practice, a.m .; Young People 's service, Athens Road Pomeroy 10: 30; evening worship, 7: 30 Thursday , 7:30 p. m. ; Service 6:45p.m. ; Evangelistic service, The Store with A' Heart A Family That Worships Together 7: 30 p.m. Prayer meeting , p.m. Wednesday Bible study, Guild, fourth Monday, 7:30 p. Racine · 949-3342 By Helen Bottel 7: 30p.m. Stays Together m.; Hapr,y Hustlers Sunday Thursday, 7:30 p.m . IS LEG-APPRECIATION "MALE BACKLASH"? I School C ass meeting, fourth PLANTS COMMUNITY Friday, 6 p. m.; WSCS second ~ . Dear Helen : GOSPEL MISSION - Antiquity. Ser· Friday, 7:30 p. m. ; Official· FREEDOM ~ Your column It male backlash against women - yes, that's vices, 7:30 p. m. Thursday and Board, second Monday, 7:30 p. MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev. R. Gluesencamp, pastor. Sunday evenings. John Dill, m. ~ what It was! - needa rebuttal. - L. Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sundar. pastor. COMMUNITY CHURCH, • Bakers of Holsum Bread F1rst: The letter from "Wally" wh011e wife wears pants auill. Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Dexter - Rev . James Queen, School Supt. Sunday Schoo , COM . STIVERSVILLE Middleport, Ohio COillllanUy aoo he wooden "if he married a woman." U he doesn't Middleport, 0. pastor. Worship services 9:30 . a. m.; Sunday evening MUNITY CHURCH Rev. worship 7:30. Prayer meeting, Saturday and Sunday, 7:30p.m. know by now, he can'thaw much It a marriage. Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Ernest ·t-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - - . . . . . : ._ _ __ __J Edsel Hart, ~star . Sunday In wanting hlawlfe _togo around showing her "great legs," he morn In~ · wors~~C service, 10 Deeter, class leader. Yough Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., .m.blll his emoUonsl fnranWlam and lack Ill Interest in her as a ~endme.'nt epll Ta ot, tlsupertn. ST. PAUL'S UNITED Ernest Deeter, leader. , royer mee ng, each METHODIST CHURCH pe1'8011. Wbydoean'the bare hll hairy cheat (Jf be' baS one)? He's Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday T PI Member of the Big 3 uppers alns. Rev . Randy MT. HERMON UNITED undoubleclly the ·type of creep who ogles every secretary and evening service• 7·30 · · Lavender , pastor. Sunday General Merchandise Chester, Ohio . School, 9:30 a, m. ; youth BRETHERN CHURCH IN lhlnU the playboy bunny trip li really exciting. His wife's legs Tuppers Plains 667·3280 CHRIST Rev. Robert Shook, fellowship, 6 p. m. ; Sunday Dllllt besome tlnd of 'tatua symbol to him. paslor, Sunday School , 9:30 a. ZION CHURCH. OF CHRIST evening worship, 7:30p. m. (NOI'E FROM HELEN: Maybe he Jtlst enjoys iooklng at them. - Pomeroy -Harrisonville LET ART UNITED m., Roy Pooler, sup!. ; Alfred Panl8 iu.ll8 are llfellt but, really, I can' t see-that occasional leg Rood. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. METHODIST CHURCH - First Wolfe, asst. !up!. ; morning Paul . McElroy, Sunday and second Sundays, preaching worship , 11 a.m .; evening eliJlOIIIII'I! detraeta from a wlfe'sstatus aa a person.) School Supt. Sunday School9:30 at 8 p. m.; Third and fourth sermnn, 7:30 p.m. , alternating SeCGnd: The male WOOlen's page editor! This type has been a. m.; morning worship and Sundays, Sunday School, 10 a. each Sunday. Class meeting , 11 Family Recreation m. alternaflng Sunday Pomeroy- Member F. D. I. C. & glvtnc WCIIIIen lOIII)'· male advice ffr years ouUining what's communion, 10:30 a . m.; m.; worshipservlceat11a.m.; a. . Wolfe, mornings, Alfred Swimming Sunday evening youth Christian Tuesday evenings at 8 p. m., Federal Reserve System ''ladylllre" and what i8n 't. ' layleader; Christian Endeavor, endeavor, 6:30; Worship ser- prayer and Bible Study. · 7:30 p. m. Sunday, Roger By offeriDg lllree booklela (on Wm~en'8 Liberation, washing vices, Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Buckley, president. Prayer Wednesday evening prayer Meigs County Branch , IIIICIIIne hlnta aDd weight reduction) then comparing the MT. UNION BAPTIST - meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p, m. meeting and Bible study, 7:30 p. ·' fiiPOIIN, be attemplll to prove that women have no interest in · m . Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday Board meeting first Monday Rexall Drugs school supt., Joe Sayre. Sunday each month, 7:30 'p. m. lbelr UberaUon and rigbta. . school. 9:45 a .m.; Sunday We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions Of cOtlfllli, the little hausfrau in HIS club-and·wedding ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - evening worship, 7:30. Wed- SYRACUSE ~IRST UNITED. 992-2955 Pomeroy llldlellce wouldn't~f~r the first offering, She's the catdlloar,d, Pine Grove, the Rev. Arthur nesday prayer and Bible study PRESBYTERIAN - Rev . 296 W. Second Ph. 992-3863 Pom.e roy ' Russell Lester, pastor. Worshir. stereotype, helpless female Idiot locked in her kitchen and Combs, pa•tor. Sunday School, 7:30p.m. service, 9 a. m.; Sunday Schoo, starving for hll "advice" on how to wash clothes or look like a 9m.a. m.; church services, 10 a. T UP P E RS P LA I N S lO a. m. , man-lrap. CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Mr . · · and .,WGmen are real, honest-to-goodness people, not automatons SYRACUSE u N 1TED John Wyatt, pastor; J. S. Davis: RUTLAND Electric AAotor Repair wbO can be programmed into pulling up their hemlines so some METHODIST - Paul / A. Sunday School supt.; Sunday . RUTLAND FIRST SAPSt. Rt. 7 · Chester, Ohio 810 W. Main . 992-5750 male c:aulldr; hllllpa, fr into sending for pamphlela that don't tell Sellers, pastor ; Ben Qulsen. S~~ool, 9:J? a. m., Morn;ng TIST - Rev. Samuel Jackson, Choose the Church of berry, Sunday School Supt. . mon, 10.30 a. m. Evening pastor. Sunday School, lOa. m.; 1bem anylliJIII reieVBilt to the realls8ues It tbeir lives worship service, 9:30a.-m. first sermon, 7 p, m. MJs. Gertrude Buller, sup!. Women COllie In all varieties aiD shades of a~ness and and third Sunday. Evening pr a yer- serv 1ce, t : 30 p. m. i . FALLS oreachlng service, 2 p. m. aplniona. IA!t's stop putting them all to11ether In "bags" and serv Ice, 8 p. 'l' · Iourth Sunday. EAST LETART LANGSVILLE MIDWAY UNITED METHODIST U7lni "women do thia" cr "women don't like men" or "women services Take Someone with You to Church each Sunday at 10 a. m. CHURCH - W. Date McClurg' . Meats and Groceries kwe to cook" or "women are all on dleta" or "women aren't and 7:30 p, m. Tuesday evening pastor; Worship serv:ces: ChRUTLAND METHODIST In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Syracu$e 992-3986 second and fourth Sundays of urch School, 9:30 a. m.; IGI!c:al," etc., etc. It'1 about time we realized that women ARE! worshl~, 7:30. Kermit Walto·n, Mgr. each month at 9 a m.; Sunday Worship service, 10:30 a. m_. IA!t's1top lnaultq women's Intelligence; stop sending them M~¥Ho1~~ - U ~~uT E Sellers, ~astor,· Martha Lee, School, first and third Sundays l!leiUIIU that tell them they're Inferior, for this Is what your 1\yo S of each monthat 9 a. m. ; second RUTLAND CHURCH . OF CCIJNpOiildenlll are doing! The editor with his scroungy booklets unday chool Supt. Worship and fourth Sundays of each CHRIST- Sundoy school, 9:30 10:45 a. m.;second and month at 10 a.m. ; Bible study a.m., V. H. Broley, sup!.; Jtet up a cheap experiment to prove his poJntindsay, "See, I told service, fourth Sundays; evening _ Weqn_~da_y . ' communion and devotions, Furniture and Appliances Church and Office Supplies-Gifts YOU. womendCII'tcare; they love being second class." v;orhslp, 8 o. m. thit'd Sunday. , LETART FALLS UNITED 10: 30 a.m.- Regular lnlord Chester, 0. 992·2641 Middleport Phone 985-3308 If tiJae types Ill JIIYChologlcal puklown.s would mal!ically BRETHREN - Rev. Robert meeting 7:30, lhlrd Saturday ., BRADBURY CHURCH OF "'!l'h D'l~h . Shook, pastor: Herschel Norris, caue, I lhlnk lhe w0111en's UberaUon and rights movement would THE RUTLAND COM. CHRIST, Roy Bill Carter. sup!, Sunday school , 9:30a.m.; find It bad HI, and no Ianger needJ to extat. Meantime~ It grows evangelist ; Thurman Carsey morning sermon, 10:30 o.m.; MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Attend the Church of Your Chnke II¥ llljllllld bounda u women realize tnw.,ny (If not outwardly) Bible School sup I.; Blblt School sermon, 7: 30 atter. Amos Tillis, . pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. ; Worship · 9:30 a.m., morning --mtp, ser~•iO:o. each Suna.y. Prayer lilt mlk:b It what it Is u)'lng truly lpMb to them. m. ; Wednesday 10::lo e.m .; ycuth metting, 6 Wednesday,\ 7:30 p.m. service, 11 Bulova Watches-Sales & Service Up wltb penonhood! - A FEMALE WOMEN'S PAGE p.m., Jvenlng service. 7 p.m., ~~~~",'i,,'i;, nmneeflng , 7:30 p.m. m. 11 Sund•ys. 1-'omeroy Christian Workers Closs, •• Ph. 992·;s4911 ElHI'OR 186 N. Second Middleport ' Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; prayer Dw lldllar: ,ft BOY THftT MISUNDERSTOOD '''" (~ 1911 r--------------------------_, I I I I[ Beat.... 1 t Of the Ben d. l 'l By Bob Hoeflich ~. I I 1 I Mellis CoWity - aJX! Middleport - will be losing top flight residents Iii August when Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ohlinger and threeyear.old son, Jay, leave f(H' Philo where Terry has been employed as assistant high school priilclpal. , Terry has been a tea_ cher In the junior and senior high schooll of the Meigs Local District since February, 1967-. He received hll master's degre6 In 1970 frqm Ohio University. Terry is still . working thia ~ in the Meiga District as assistant director ' for llie summer school, a federal program. . TbeOhlingersheverented a home In Philo and will be moving there about Aug. 15. '1'\le Philo High School, incidentally, is a part of the Franklin School District. The Ohllngen are active members of the Middleport Cliurch of Christ where he Is Sunctay school superintendent. Terry has served as a sporulOI' of tbe Fellowship Ill Christian Athletes In the · Me,lgs District and Mrs. phllnger (Coleen) Is lnunedlate past tnsldent of Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Terry Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ohlinger, Romeroy. The Ohllngers will be missed! · OOPS! AREPORT ON hearing! held in the court of Pomeroy May~r Charles Legar ups week indicated that Roy Kesterson of Pomeroy had been fined. However, it is now reported that Kesterson was fined In May and the report was published at that tim~. The papers on the hearing got on the secretary's desk by error and were reported as another hearing. Kesterson was fined only once and that was In May. 1 '"" ,... 'I ~---------------.--------------­ WILLIS ANTHON. y 'ol".. HEINER'S BAKERY M& R FOODUNER BOGGS·EQUIPMENT MARK VSTORE , r---- -------------------------1 DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION :!Helen Help Us:· l ACCORDING TO A CLIPPING from Richard Duckworth of Syracuse, some 20 tons of dust-covered leiters and petitions from millions of Americans concerned about the prisoners held by Hanoi lie In the basement of a warehouse in Paris. The mail mtre than three million letters and petitions addressed to the Nortb Vle1namese delegaUqn at the peace talks - repeated has been turned down by the delegation, and so it lies unopened. Trinity Church Hok/s Vespers A vesper service 'by Mrs. Albert Woodard followed a picnic supper of Trinity Church on Route aa rosdside park Tuesday evening. Using Psalm 118, 24th verse, "This IS the day which the Lord had made, Jet us tejoice l!"d be f. glad lil it," Mrs. Woodard •! presented a devotional medltatioo. Herprogramfeaturedastory (l'(m Guideposts' Treasury of Faith entiUed "PeOple Is Like Onloos," with poems on faith ---------- - LYONS MARKET R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. GAUl'S MARKET THE BANK AND SAVINGS Co. ROYAL OAK PARK SWISHER &LOHSE THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. GAUL'S TRAILER SALES GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE NEW YORK aDTHING HOUSE • Rlflltl Up wllll P8l 1011bll0d! But y~ 'll get Iota of static from KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, •.,..,_n wbo dCII't CCIIIIder that 1 primary Interest and '-1117 man. them ·~Jau.'l Hobarl Newell, supt. Services weekly , 9:30 a.m . Sunday . Preaching lira.t Ilind third lha blttlt It two lflll'kll, if we can be ' ~undar.s_of__ ""'"th by mu IIIQ''" '*",. ' ~- --u in home, • • • .. ·- .VIUAGE CUT RATE and VIllAGE FUMtR BULL FROGS ---WELCOME MARTIN'S LOUNGE IN THE HEART OF MIDDLEPORT, 0. COCKTAILS, DINNERS OFFICE SUPPLIES and REGATIA SPECIAL FURNITURE You are Invited! Sonny 's Cocktail Hour 5 Til 7 Dally. Whim a vacation is the question •.. SUN•PROOF:=::: OKl1 992-2171 12S E. MAIN lifE PAILJ and $\,45 " Plenty For All " WHILE DINING! HAV E' A REGATTA COCKTAIL we Will Open 10 a.m. Friday & SeturdiY this Week . POMEROY, OHIO • and Kate Goodwin at Galllpolls by ·Mrs. Edna Reibel, Mrs. Betty Reibel, and Mrs. N~ttie Hayes was reported. It was noted that several members of the council at. tended the wedding of Miss Donna Reibel to Mr. Jim Shalo at Trinity Church. Birthdays will be ob8erwd at the nen meeting with salllwiches and beverages. 11 Mrs. Rowan and Mrs. Rowan gave one to Mrs. Hayes. ·oNE COAT HOUSE PAINT SALE Dual coat protection with one coat · application ' OBSERVES BIRTHDAY The seventh birthday anniversary of Sherry Beegle, daughter of Mr. and Mr. and . Mrs. Roger Beegle, Racine, was observed Wednesday night with a dinner party. Attending were Mrs. June Wickersham, Tim and Jeff, Mrs . Ferne B. Hayman, Wesley Belles, and Mrs. Hattie Powell and Addle, PlllSRURGH OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., PO ER Y. PAINTS HOSPITAUZED Mrs. R. K. Rowan of Tuppers · Plains has received word of the hospitalization of her son, Bill Chester, 0 . Johnson, in New York. ' ' Standard Of Quality Since 1870 W'rse Buy For Long Lasting Protection! : I I Lower price than the competition is only the beginning. You also get more car per dollar with better ideas. Plus better deals and better delivery from Ford Dealers' bigger stocks! LTD . . whtrt qultt IJ built In to 1tay. Strong. Luxurloua. Powtr front diiO brtk" tt'l t tandard. Moral Mawrlck .. . amar1, ntw '71 ~l on of the highly popuiW!. "simple maohlnt ." : BASED ON MANUFACTURERS' SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICES FOR COMPARABLY EQUIPPED MODELS HOMEMADE ' Ham Salad Chee• Spread· Troyer's Till MJena 830 E. MAlt.! , PoMEROY . Ph. 992·ss02 • d LOWI $66 LESS THAN WI 113 Baum Lumber·Co. Pti. 985·3301 · Pinto .. . hottM.t ..tung ltttlt nawcomer In America. 75. ttgtf hp. Lott morel $149 LESS THAN VEGA $16B LESS THAN DEMON $176 LESS THAN NOVA SADIE'S MARKET BEN FRANKUN STORE f The Rutland Friendly Gar· ' served her club in various deners will host an open duties and i& weii known in· meeting Wednesday at 7:30 garden· ~lub circles of Meigs p.m. In the Rutland Church of Cowrty . Christ social 'rQOm. Mrs. John. Reese, Gallipolis, Mrs, Earl Dean of near Region 11 director of the Ohio Chesler will be the guest Association of Garden Clubs, demonstrator presenting a and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar , floral arranging program Pomeroy Meigs CQwrty contact " Inter pre tive Arrangi ng", chairman, will be specla' Invitations have been issued to guesls. · all M~igs County garden clubs and the meeling is open to any ' Mrs. Bruce May wiD give the in terested persons. devotions and ·Mrs. Joe Bolin Mrs. Dean, a member of the · will present July gardening Chester Garde n Club, has won tips. Hostesses will be Mrs. nwnerous blue ribbons for her Robert Snowden, Mrs. Harold ar tistic flo ral arrangemenls o! Wolfe , Mrs. Jerry Eads, Mrs. original design, many in con· Richard Fetty. Jr. and Mrs. Bill tainers she has created. She has Brown . . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , POMEROY HOM ' E & AUTO Save Time-.·Save·Work -w. •Save Money wHh Mr.Whenand M~. Mrs. Hayes Rowan returned to their ·p--~-~~~~~~~~-..... ~=~Pl~ln~Jf~0~ N. W. COMPTON, Q. D. RIDENOUR SUPPLY F. J. WALlACE, JEWELER Rutland Volunteer Firemen Plan a Family Picnic Theodorus Council 17 D' Convent ton ' f: MIDDLEPORt' BOOK STORE ' ONE CIAll RACINE FOOD MARKEl Mrs. Dean to Demonstrate A Flower rranaements 6 ' a YOUR PAINT HOUSE .. • · IN cro;~;s~~o~a:_~ !~ Schools and kindness. The prayer, "Lord, I Believe," preceded interesting facta on . Ohio History. The significance of parts of the Great Seal of Ohio, the state motto and flower were discussed Mrs. . Elizabeth Flck, . . ~scusses president, reminded the group , , ,. , , 1 ! that there will be ' iui .)uJf . - The 'i'ltli annual state session meeting . At the . August of the Daughters of America to meeting , Miss Mary E .• be held in Columbus Aug . ~. Ch8pman will be the program was announced at a recent leader. meelln8 of Theodorus Council Attending besides those 17 held at the IOOF hall. nsnied were ·Mrs. Llllle Hauck, Correspondence regarding Mrs. W. H. Perrin, Mrs. Phil the state session was read from Globokar, Mrs. Thomas Young, Miss Mary Jane Smith, state Mrs . James Fugate, Mrs. councilor, and Mrs. ·Lura ,_ Donald Hauck,Mrs. Carl Kautz, Larrick, state secretary. They Mrs. Leonard Jewell , Miss requested contributions for Mary VIrginia Reibel, Mrs. Carl expenses and for the home and • Bllikan, Mrs. Henry Ewing and orphans fund . Mrs. Pearl Mora. Mrs. Edith Spencer, associate councilor, had charge of the meeting. Both Belly Demy and her father-in-law were reported BIRTIIDAYS OBSERVED to be suffering from lnjilred The birthday amiversarles of ·ankles. Mrs . Margaret Mrs . R. K. Rowan and Mrs. Seldenabel's death' was noted, Nettie Hayes were ob8erved along with the death of Mrs. Tuesday with a dinner at Jack's Helen Miller's sister-In-law, Dairy Bar and a visit at the Janie Mlller and Winona home of Mr. and_Mrs. James 'Cook's brother4n.law. . Daniels. A visit wi!!: ::addle Wickham I OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. 1 ROOER BAHR OF CHESTER left Tuesday for Colwnbus where he will undergo training at the State Highway Patrol Academy in Colwnbus. Roger was always Interested in becoming a member of the patrol but his interest was intensified la~t summer when his wife, Mary, saved the life of a State Highway Patrolman who was Injured at Forked Run Lake where she was employed as a Ufegtlard. Encouraged by the Injured patrolman, Roger decided to try for entrance to th~ academy and made it. addltional2.5.milia In ordtr to 2 continue receivlnc any state school funds. Indeed, In order about lllree months unlll the to receive fUll state funding we first football game - We sold · CotiiiDIIed from hie I save from a short, bitter trip. may have tq see!! to increase 299 season tickets last ye~r. IA!t 's cnck that 300 mark this the rnlllage even further THE LEGISLATION THAT has passed the House, and will · perhapa to 25 nillls - If the year - The tiUe I Summer Program is · off and running legislation is so written. be considerf!l by the Senate In The lw'd cold facts of life strong on all cylinders We still Columbus, increase~ the required level of local par· are that we cannot exist have vocational openings for juniors In Cll$!lletology, radio· ticlpatlon in school finance . At . without slate school funds . The purpbse of this open TV repair, and drafting - Call present, this is the situation: statement is to attempt to Mr. Diehl at 992·2158 In order to receive state school support funds , a clarify what the situation is Thanks to The Daily Sentinel district must have 17.5 mills and where our district stands. folkl! for giving me the space levied for operation - not for I trust that I have not confused to communicate with you each bonds for buildings - but for the issue. ! sincerely hope that week. Believe me, it's not operation of schools . The I have answered an Important taken for granted. Il is really . House has passed bill ·that question for. you. If I haven't appreciated. Increases this required local millage to 20 millS. It seems likely that the finallegtslalion will have this, or a higher, JOSEPH HOSKINS Joseph Hostins, Delaware, participation requirement. Ohio, .,111 be speaker at This Is not really a high figure . A food booth at the Worley WUUamson to be the hostesses. gospel meetiilgs to be held at The state average is at least five mills ABOVE THIS. 8 p.m. eacq eveDIDg Monday Francis auction Saturday will Others attending the meeting In Meigs Local thia Is the be operated by the auxiliary of were Mrs. Bruce Davis, Mrs. thrGugh Sunday, Juoe %7, al the Rutland Volunteer Firemen. Kenneth Michael, Mts. Merle the Bearwallow Churcb of situation: We have 13.7 mills for operation that' has been Plans for selling food and Davis, Mrs. Maxine Dyer, and Cbrillt. The publlc Is Invited to voted. In 1970 the county drinkll at the sale were made Mrs. Russell LilUe. attend. ' ' budget commission allocated when the auxiliary met Wed· to · us 3.8 mills of unvoted nesday night at the firehouse. . - - - - - - - - - - . millage within the 10 milia of Members were reminded to get MISSIONARY SOCIETY unvoted nilllsge. This gave us their food handlers cards prior Bandages for a South India the 17.5 required mills. During to the Fourth of July lepra!)' hospital were rolled 1971 the budget commission celebration. There will be no during Tuesday night's meeting generously increased our meetings in July or August and 992-2094 of the Evangeline Missionsry allocation to 4.3 mills for one the next meeting was scheduled 606 E. Main Pomeroy Society of the Pomeroy Church year only because of the for Sept. 21. , of Christ. pressing financial situation A fall family picnic for the Plans were made to continue that we faced. All concerned firemen , auxiliary members work on the project at the July, knew that this additional hall and their · children was meeting. Mrs. Harold Smith mill was for one year only and discussed. The traveling prize had grace before refreslunents that we would gu back to 3.8 donated by Mrs. Bill Williamson were served by Mrs. Conrad mills in 1972. was won by Mrs. Howard Birch· Ohlinger to Mrs . Smith, Mrs. And So, on January I, 1972 Meigs field . Mrs. Wllltam Willford and Clyde · Andrews, Mrs. Louis Local will be back at 17.5 mills Mrs. Bob Bishop served Osborne, and Mrs . D'enver instead of the 18 mills In effect refreshments. Mrs . Charles Kapple. for 1971 only. Barrett is to contribute the I slate · this because the traveling prize for the Sep· Stop in and see our press reports concerning !ember meeting with Mrs. floor display . several proposed school Denny Garnes and Mrs . firiance plans have used the ICE CREAM SOCIAL Homemade Ice cream will be figure 18 mills. I want you to served in Trinity Church social know that the 18 mills is a one room from 5 to 8 p.m. toni~ht year arrangement and that In with a lwrcheon to be served all 1970 and again in 1972 our day Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 operating millage will be 17.5 pm. Salllwiches, salads, pie, mills. Assuming that the cake and beverages will be for legislature approves a sale . Both the men and women fll·tbe congregation are working required local millage of 20 mills, we will have to vole an on the projects. High Standard $10 LESS THAN CAMARO ,,A.. M~l ""'~_,_,,. ..,WW~\'\ W,'.)",\t'.'W'A' ' ' ""WI'<\ /.),,,y,,~, "'"'' \'M''"~' ~Y~ LTO ,.o •. ""'"• $158 LESS THAN CAPRICE LTO •·D•-""'"• $165 LESS THAN CAPRICE • Latex Gallon In 4 Gal. Lots \SUGAR RUN MILLS ' • ·L------------" VISIT FORD ·coUNTRY TODAY! KEITH GOBLE fORD, INC. .461 South Third Sl,.Middleport, 0. t' 992·2115 180 Mulberry . .' 2·DR HARDTOP Pomerov •• :c:"' - �' ' 7- Tile Dilly SenUnel, Middleport-Pomeroy. o .. June 1H, 1.- MASON ASSEMBLY OF RACINE FIRST CHURCH m~ti ng , 6:3() p. m.; Evening GOD -Secclnd St, Mason, W. 'OF THE' NAZARENE - worship, 7: 30 p. m. Va. Chesler Tennant, pastor. Sunday School 9. 30 . . APPLE GROVE UNITED Sunday school. 10 a . m. ; . : · a. m., morning worship, 11 a. m.; Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m.; ,METHODIST CHURCH - ' W: evan~ellstic service, 7:30 p. m.' Evening wqrshlp, 7: 30, B· __m__, Dale McClurg, pastor. Worship Bible study and prayer· service Wednesday ' Sunday Scliooi servlc&, first and third Sundays Wednesday, 7: 30 p. m. Phon~ Suparlnfendont, Pauline Me. of each month at 8 p.. m.; 773-513J. Ciinlock, pastor. Rev. Morris Sunday School every Sunday at MMERC.V . . M. Wolfe. a. m.; WSCS, second HARTFORD CHURCH OF RACINE FIRST BAPTIST - 9:30 . POMEIIO 'r' TRINtn MT. MUKIAH BAPTISTTuesday of each month at 7:30 UotiiCIChurch of Christ ,-Rev Corner Fou rth and Main , CHRIST In Chrlstion Union - CharlesNorrls, pa.stor. Sunday p. m.; Bible Study, Wednesday, Perrin, pastor. Fred Blaettnar, Middleport. Rev. Henry L. Key, Rev. O'Dell Manley, pastor. School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning 8 p. m. · Aa a boy, r waa alwaya dl&turbed by tlila Biblical p&INJ'In Mat. supl. Sunday School, 9:15a. m.; Jr., pastor. Sunday School 9:30· Sunday school, 9:30a.m., Roger worship, 10:45 a. m.; Sunday thew : "For I have come to aet a man apl~at hla father and 1 diUP,Worship, 10:25 a. m.l youth a.m., Arnold Richards, supt.: Manley, sup!. ; evening service, evening worship, -7:36 p.m.; CARMfoL UNITED METHter agaill8t her mother ... He who lovea father and mother more than 7:30. Wednesda y even ing Wednesday · evening Bible choir rehearsal, Monday, 6:30 Mornlnq worship 10:30 a, m. me is not worthy of me." prayer mee ti ng, 7:30 p.m. Stu<ty, 7:30P. m.. : ODIST_ .- Paul ·A. Sellers, p, m., Mrs. Marvin Burt. FIRST· UNITED PRES· Sunday In thaM da)1 of innoee nl!e, it s~med that my JHII.est love ahoWd evening youth service SOUTH BETHEL UNITED e:stor , Way~e Roush, supt. director . Senior choir BYTI!RIAN, Middleport-Rev. 6:45 with go to Mother and Father. They rave me life, love and v:IJible ph)'llell Macy Lou Carter METHODIST R orshlp service, 10:45 a. m., ~~~arsal, 7' 30 p. m·. Thursday, Russell Lester, pastor. Sunday leader. No T.uesday service. ' L d , ev.SRandy 'first. and third Sundays; · needs that seemed all-important. .....,.. Paul Nease, director . . aven er , pas or . unday evenmg worship, 8 p. m. second Th ursday, all day· Busy Bee School9:30 a. m., Lewis Sauer,, But what I did· not understand was that lhi& life of mine tltne MASON FIRST• BAPTIST - school, 9 a.m., Mrs. Wilma Sunday. quitting party In church social supt.; worship service 10:30 di~ Uy from God th rou rh my parents. l had tried to aeparate God'a . Second and Pomeroy Sts.. Stan ,Bahr, Supt. Youlh Fellowship 6 ·oom. a.m. love from the love ot Mother and Father. It wa~~ through Him Lhat they n:eeivtd the great ,tftof human Craig pastor Sunday school p.m. each Sunday at Tuppers CHESTER CHURCH OF THE POUEROY CHURCH OF Mt.DDLE PORT HEATH love. And beeau.e a rnot.her has God's love implanted in her heart, she will instinctively love mc. Matthew THE "NAZARENE _ Corner UNtTEtl METHODIST- Rev. 9:45 ~.m. ; worship service, ll Plains United Methodist NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert waa emphalimlng the faet that God'• Jove must cor11e ftn t and that human love will tl:len foijow in Ita Grale, pastor. Worship service, Union and Mulberry . Rev . Max E. Donahue. minister; a.m.; training vnton, 6:3o"p.m.; ChOuArcNhV. ILLE WESLEYA proper perapective. evening worship service, 7:30 N 11 a.m. and 7:30p. m. Sunday. •Eric Chambers, Sunday School Cl y..., V. Henderson, pastor. superintendent. Church School p.m. Mid-week prayer service. Rev. R. D. Brown , pastor. 'Sunday Take your child with you tO churc h and church ~~:hool ao that both may p in a better undenta.ndSchool , 9:30 · a. m. SundaY' School 9:30 a. m. ; ing of God'& will. One who really loves God supremely will in va riably develop a d 1ttlp!lf' love for famll7, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. Sunday S~hool, 9:30 a. m. ; Richard Barton, sup!. Prayer .Raymond Walburn, sup! . 9:30 a. m.; morning worship, frlenda CH' R I STIAN SCIENCE youlh and jUnior Y?Uih servl~e, meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. and nelghbon. Morning worship 1"0:30 a. m.; 10:30a. m.; youth meeting, 7 p. Services at 315 Main St PI 6:45 p. m.; eventng worship, 'Etenlng service 7:30 p. m. Mid· .m.; Choir rehearsal , Wedweek service, Wednesday, 7·. 30 nesday 7· 7:30 P· m. ; Mrs. E. Pleasant, Sunday School" 9: lS 7' 30 p. m.; prayer and praise, · HARRISONVILLE . PRES.. ,Robert Hamm, director.· a.m. Sunda s, 11 a.m.; Wed· Wednesday, 7· 30 P- m. · SYTERIAN - Mrs. Norma _p.GmR. JEHOVAH'S. WITNESSES- nesday, tesTimonial meeting 8 I! E M L 0 C K G R 0 V E Lee, Sunday Schoop Superin· ACE EPISCOPAL - Rev. Larry Carnahan presid ing p.m. All welcome. CHRISTIAN - David Stauffer, • fendent. Sunday School 9:30 a. ,Stanley Plattenburg, minister. ,minister. Sunday, Bible lecture, , pastor ; Stanford Stockton, sup!. m. Sunday Service 8 p. m. Rev. Morning prayer and sermon, ti BIBLE CHURCH Morning worship, 9:30 a.m. ; Max Donahue, Middleport, _10:30 a. m. Holy communion 9::W a. m.; Wa chlower st~dy, .- ~AIRVIEW Letart Route 1, the Rev. Sfan church school, 10:30 a.m. ; pastor . and f' t s d 10.30 a. m.; Tuesday, Bible sermon, IrS un ays, study, 7:30 p. m.; Thursday, Craig, pastor. Sunday school, young peoples meeting, 6:30 ,10:30 a. m. Church school, 111 •h 1 a.m.; prayer and Bible p.m.; evening worship, 7:30. . BETHANY UNITED kindergarten through eighth m n s ry SC 00 7:30 p. m., 9:30 study, 7:30p.m. Cottage prayer Bible study, Wednesday, 7:30 METHODIST - Paul A. Sellers, •service meeting 8:30 p. m. • Sundoy · _gra...,, 10:30 • · m. . MIDDLEPOR] CHURCH service, Tu esday , 10 a .m .; p.m. pastor ; Blythe Theiss, Sunday , POMEROY CHURCH OF l•iah worship service, Thursday, 7:30 SILVER RUN FREE BAP· School sup!. Worship service, ,CHRIST - Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr ., ·of Christ In · Christian Union- ~m. 6h4-11 . 9:30 a. m. second and fourth pastor. Bible School, 9:30a. m.,· Lawrence Manley, pastor ; Mrs.' MASON CHURCH OF TIST - Rev. Howard Kimble, Sunday ~; - Evenlng worship, 8 p, • Mclnday . Russell Young, Sunday School Sunday school , 10 a.m.; m. first Sunday . luk• worship, 10:30; adult warship Supt. Sunday School9:30 a. m.; CHRIST - Joh n s· teele, pastor.. pas.lor. · Henry Davis, supt.; evening 10rl·20 iervlce ·-and ,. YOUQQ. peoples. Evening worship 7:30. Wed· W?'shlp, 1~ a.m. ; Bible stu~y, service, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, both 7:30 p. m. Sun· nesdo 11 7 30 • 7u.&day LOTTRIDGE UNITED day-Wednesd@y, comblnec m. Y prayer mee ng, : , p. 11 . 15 a.m. , evening wors~ip, meeling, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Mtd-week serv1ce, . -METHODIST - Worship, first 1lr7·11 Bible study and praye1 ---CHURCH uF THE NAZA· W~~nesday , 7:30p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF and th ird Sundays, 10:45 a. m.; • WM~~tJdc,r meeting, 7:30 p. m. RENE '"""I I R . GOD- Rev. Donald A Sheets, second and fourth Sundays, THE SALVATION ARMY - .. --- · - "- '' epor • ev._ rhilippicms pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. 7:30p.m. Sunday School 9:45 a ,Envoy Rays. Wining, officer In Audry Miller. p;ostor: Floyd l ri· IO m.; Worship service, 11 a. m. ; m. Christian Endeavo~. third '""'" ......,.,,""'1 s.r.tro. ""· . <;!large. Sun<!fy< 1o a. m. Carson. sup!. Sunday school. MEIGS COUNTY 7hvudop 1........... .......... Evening service, 7:30. Prayer Saturday of each month . Hotlnessmeeting 7'io:·:io a ' 9:30 a.m.; Morning wor· service and youth service, 30 16 ~ 19.24 Sunday Schclol Y~ung Peopl~; ship, lO: a.m.; luniQr AL F R E D U NI T E 0 LAUREL CLIFF FREE "' legion;? p. m,; Thursday, 1to ; JQ_clety, 6 '~0 p.m.; NYPS <I; 4 ~ · METHODIST - Rev. Jacob Thursday, 7:30 p, m. • frkloy ' p•.. m;, Ladles Home League; · p.m. Sunday evangelistic Layman, pastor. Sunday school FOREST RUN METHODIST METHODIST ~ Rev. Eugene 15r1-IO _p, "l..:.frep daues . meeting, 7:30 p.m. Prayer 9:45a . m. with Lloyd Dillinger, -Rev. Forrest-Donely, pastor. Gill, pastor. William Bailey, ' SACR~D HEART - Rev.-_ meeting Wednesday, 7:30p.m. supl; worship services, 11 a.m. Charles Hamilton, sup!. ; sup!. Sunday School, 9:30a. m.; • Solvrdor worship, 10:30 a. m.; Pm/ms -Father Bernard Krajcovlc, M t D D L E poRT pEN . with the Rev. Mr. Layman In Worship service, 9 a. m. ; Morning Evening worship, 7:30 p. m. 16:1· 11 pastor . Phone -992·2825.- TECOSTAL - 'Fhlrd Ave., the charge . Prayer services, Sunday School, 10 a. m. . Wednesday, Christian Youth LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN Crusade, 6: 30 p. m.; Prayer Saturday evening Mass, 7:30 Rev. William Knittel , pastor ; Wednesday, 7:45p.m. - Robert Eugene Musser, meeting p.m. Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 Ratr.h Priddy, Sunday School 7:30 p. m. Thursday, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 choir practice, a.m . Confessions, Saturday 7· · sup . ; Classes for all ages, 1 p. m. BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE 7:30p.m. 1 Sunday School , lOa . m.; Sunday - Minersville, Guy W. Lowther, a.m.; morning worship, 10: 30; • POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST: evening service, 7:30 p. m. Jr., pastor. Sunday school, 10 Robert Bobo, Sunday school DEXTER CHURCH OF , ;-Robert Kuhn, pastor. George Wedne;day evening Young a.m.; preaching , 11 a .m.; supt. Sunday evening service, CHRIST - Danny Evans, 7:30 p.m.; youth meetlno . t tSklnner, Sunday School· sup!. People s meeting and Bible evening worship, 7:30p.m. Mid· Monday, 7 p.m. Midweek pastor. Norman C. Will , sup!. t ,Sunday School, 9:30 a. m,; Study, 7.: 30. Saturday evening week prayer service, Tuesday, service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m . Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; ,morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; service, 7:30. Worship service, 10:30 a. m. 7:30p.m. . SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Christian FIRST BAPTIS'fCHURCH of ,BYF, 6 p. m. ; Bible Study ·THE NAZARENE - Rev. M. C. evening . Endeavor Sunday 'Wednesday 7 p. m.: choir Middleport, corner of Sixth and ! -Practice, Wed., a; 30 p, m. Palmer Streets, Rev. Charles BRADFORD CHURCH OF ·Larimore, pastor . Bob Moore, School Supt. Sunday l · FIRST SOUTHERN BAP: Simons, pastor . Danny CHRIST - Charles Russell, Sunday CHURCH School, classes for all ages, 9:30 OFREORGANIZED Bud Bartrum, ' TIST - 282 Mulberr Ave Thompson , Sunday School Paslo ~. JESUS CHRIST OF LAT· m.; mor.111ng worship, 10:45, TE R DAY SAINTS- Portland' Pomeroy. f'\llillated wit~ s B (' ~uperlntendent. Sundav Superintendent, Sunc. y School , a. ~ Rev. Clifford Coleman pa'st~r church school for everyone 9:30 a.m. Worship Service, NYP~ Sunday, 6:30 p. m.; Racine Road. Ralph Johnson, ~ Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.: 9: 15 a.m.; Morning worship 10:30 a.m . Sunday evening evangelistic service, Sunday, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. p.m. Mid-week prayer, m. ; Morning worship, 10:30 a. j Hershel McClure, sup!. ; wor- 10:15 a.m.; Evening services, services, 7 p.m. Bible study 7:30 meeting, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. m. ; Sunday evening service, 7 , ship service, 10:30 a .m.; 7:30p.m.; Wednesdar, prayer Wednesday, 7 p.m. Bradlord Msslonary meeting, second p. m. Wednesday evening Group Tuesday, 7 p.m. : .evening worship, 7:30. Wed. service, 7:30p.m. Ex ra youth Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. , ·nesday prayer meeting and - activities on Sunday, 5 p.m ., for prayer ser vices, 7: 30p. m. I _Bible stud}!_ 7: 30 p.m all youth up to sixth grade ; 6:30 : Sf, PAUL LUTHERAN _ for junior and senior high HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNITED FAITH- Robert E. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev. Arthur c. Lund, pastor students. UNION - Darrel Ooddrlll, Smith, pastor. Worship service Great Bend, Charles Norris, With the hope it will, in some measure, foster and help sustain that which is I Sunday School, 9:15 a. m.: ,CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mid· pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. and Sunday school, 9: 30 a.m., pastor. Worship service, 9: 30 a. good in family and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business 1 Charles Evans, Supt.; worship dleporf, 5th and Main. Raullln m., Annie Mohler, supt.i Fred Samsel, supt.; evening m. ; Sunday School, 10:30 a. m. firms and organizations whose names appear below. • ser.vlce, 10:30 a. m. Con. Moyer, pastor. Thomas Kelly, Leonard Gilmore, first elder; worship, 7:30 p.m.; youth : firmation class, Saturday, 9:45 Sunday School sup!. Bible evening service, 7:30 p. m. meeting, 7 p.m. f!rayer meeting CARLETON CHURCH . 1. m. School , 9:30 a. m.; morning Wednesday prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. POMERoY:c ·HESTER wor.shlp, 10:30 a. m.; evening .7:30 p. m. School, 9:30 a.Road. m., Ralph Carl, Kingsbury Sunday UNITED METHODIST - worship, 7:30 p. m.; orovor sup!. Worship service, 10:30 a. ; Robert R. · Card, p!istor . service 7 p. m. Wednesday. MT, MORIAH CHURCH OF . EDEN UNITED BRETHREN m. and 7:30 p. m. alternately . · Ppmeroy - Worship, 10:30. a. · · GOD - Racine Route 2. The IN CHRIST - Elden~ - Bta~<,e, Prayer ,meeting, Wed~esday, PLUMBING AN_D HEATING m•.C;hlir~h School, 9: 15 a. m.; FR- EE Wt L L BA 'PT 1sT Rev. Char le• Ha'nd, pastor. pastor. Sunday School, lOa. m.;' 7:30 P- m. Rev. Jay Stiles, 992. 2550 Phone 992-3284 Frank · Vaughan, superln- CHURCH - Corner Ash and Sunday school, 9:45 a.m .; Winnie Holsinger, sup!. Mor· pastor. Lincoln St . . Middleport' 240 l~ndent. Chester worship, 9 a. Plum , Middleport . Noel morning worship, 11 a.m. OLD DEXTER CON· I - -- - -- - - -- -M :..:i:..:d..::d.:._le:::p:.=.:_ o r.:._t- + - - - - - - - - - - - - ---1 . m.; Church School, 10 a. m.; Herrmann, pastor; John Dill, Evening services, Tuesday and nlng sermon, 11 a. m.; Evening service Christian Endeavor , GREGATIONAL CHURCH _ ~~J)ieJ Sunday School Supt. Saturday Friday, 7:30. 7:30 p. m. ; Mrs . Lyda R W SEVENTH" Y AUYENT· evening service, 7 p. m. Sunday Chevalier , pres ident. Song ev. lllard Dutcher, pastor. THtS·T - Pomeroy, Mulberry" School, 10 a. m.; Sunday service and sermon, 8:20. Mid- Mrs. Worley Francis, Sundar. TUPPERS PLAINS - .~~~ - Herbert Morgan, pastor: evenlnq worship, 7 p. m. W eek. prayer meeting Wed- School Su/;'- Sunday Schoo , CHARGE UNITED oabbath School, Safurday, 2 p · Bakers oi Good Bread METHODIST. Sunday worship nesday, 7:30 p. m. Mrs. Mazie 9:45a. m. hurch Services first ~ - : 1 worshtp, 3:15p. m. Dorcas MASON COUNTY and third Sundays following - St. PIUI's 9 a.m.; South Holslnqer, etas ~ leader . Middleport, Olio Huntington, W. Va. ocety,lOa.m. eachThursday. C-HRISTIAN SCIENCE Bethel 9:55a.m.; Alfred 11 a.m. -_ l'lrMEROY LOWER LlliHT Sunday School, Second and I First and third Sundays) 7:45 SHURCH-Harrlsonvllle Road. · fourth Saturday evenings, 8 p. 1·------------"----+--~------------1 'GRAHAM UNITED MET Services, 315 Main St., Pt. . p.m.; and 4th Sun- "e.v. Roy Taylor, pastor ; Henr{ m. serviCes . ODIST CHURCH_ Preachl~· Pleasant. Sunday services, 11 days). !Second Lottrldge -7:45 p.m. Eblin, Sunday School . Sup . LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN . 9:30 . a. m., first and secon~ · a.m. Wednesday Testimonial (First and · third Sundays), 11 Sunday School , 9:30 a. m ; - Mr. Robert Wyatt, pastor; Su~days of each month ; third . meoliM, 7:30p.m. a.m. Second and 4th Sundays. evening worship, 7:30 p. ni.' Sunday School sup!., Ronald andfourthSundayseach month . THE HILAND CHAPEL, Sales· Allis Chalmers - Service LONG 6UT'rOM Prayer and prasie service, Osborne. Bible School, 9:30 a. ,worship service at 7:30 p. m: 'George Casto, pastor. Sunday METHODIST !hursdav. 7->n n m m.; preaching 10:45 a. m., Middleport, Ohio Farm · Industrial · Lawn . Garden Rev. Freeland Wednesday evenings at 7:30, School, 9:30; evening worship, Norris, pastor.- Sunday RACINE-LETART WES. i:venlng services, 7:30 p. m. School , Tuppers Plains 667-3435 • Prayer and Bible Study. . 7:30. Thursday evening prayer 10 a.m. ; church services, 11 LEY AN UNITED METHODIST service, 7: 30 p.m . a.m. Racine, W. Dale McClurg , HYSELL RUN FREE t---------------~-----------+---------------------------1 I .. BEARWALLOW RIDGE _pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a; METHODIST - Cecil Wise, CHURCH OF CHRIST- John m.; Worship service, 10:30 a. Pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 Rockhold, pastor. Bible study, m.; UMYF, 7 p. m. each Sun- a.m. ; Morning worship, 10:30 9:30 a.m .; morning worship, day ; Senior Choir practice, a.m .; Young People 's service, Athens Road Pomeroy 10: 30; evening worship, 7: 30 Thursday , 7:30 p. m. ; Service 6:45p.m. ; Evangelistic service, The Store with A' Heart A Family That Worships Together 7: 30 p.m. Prayer meeting , p.m. Wednesday Bible study, Guild, fourth Monday, 7:30 p. Racine · 949-3342 By Helen Bottel 7: 30p.m. Stays Together m.; Hapr,y Hustlers Sunday Thursday, 7:30 p.m . IS LEG-APPRECIATION "MALE BACKLASH"? I School C ass meeting, fourth PLANTS COMMUNITY Friday, 6 p. m.; WSCS second ~ . Dear Helen : GOSPEL MISSION - Antiquity. Ser· Friday, 7:30 p. m. ; Official· FREEDOM ~ Your column It male backlash against women - yes, that's vices, 7:30 p. m. Thursday and Board, second Monday, 7:30 p. MISSION - Bald Knobs, Rev. R. Gluesencamp, pastor. Sunday evenings. John Dill, m. ~ what It was! - needa rebuttal. - L. Roger Wilfred, Sr., Sundar. pastor. COMMUNITY CHURCH, • Bakers of Holsum Bread F1rst: The letter from "Wally" wh011e wife wears pants auill. Ohio's Oldest Dodge Dealer Dexter - Rev . James Queen, School Supt. Sunday Schoo , COM . STIVERSVILLE Middleport, Ohio COillllanUy aoo he wooden "if he married a woman." U he doesn't Middleport, 0. pastor. Worship services 9:30 . a. m.; Sunday evening MUNITY CHURCH Rev. worship 7:30. Prayer meeting, Saturday and Sunday, 7:30p.m. know by now, he can'thaw much It a marriage. Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Ernest ·t-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - - . . . . . : ._ _ __ __J Edsel Hart, ~star . Sunday In wanting hlawlfe _togo around showing her "great legs," he morn In~ · wors~~C service, 10 Deeter, class leader. Yough Meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., .m.blll his emoUonsl fnranWlam and lack Ill Interest in her as a ~endme.'nt epll Ta ot, tlsupertn. ST. PAUL'S UNITED Ernest Deeter, leader. , royer mee ng, each METHODIST CHURCH pe1'8011. Wbydoean'the bare hll hairy cheat (Jf be' baS one)? He's Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday T PI Member of the Big 3 uppers alns. Rev . Randy MT. HERMON UNITED undoubleclly the ·type of creep who ogles every secretary and evening service• 7·30 · · Lavender , pastor. Sunday General Merchandise Chester, Ohio . School, 9:30 a, m. ; youth BRETHERN CHURCH IN lhlnU the playboy bunny trip li really exciting. His wife's legs Tuppers Plains 667·3280 CHRIST Rev. Robert Shook, fellowship, 6 p. m. ; Sunday Dllllt besome tlnd of 'tatua symbol to him. paslor, Sunday School , 9:30 a. ZION CHURCH. OF CHRIST evening worship, 7:30p. m. (NOI'E FROM HELEN: Maybe he Jtlst enjoys iooklng at them. - Pomeroy -Harrisonville LET ART UNITED m., Roy Pooler, sup!. ; Alfred Panl8 iu.ll8 are llfellt but, really, I can' t see-that occasional leg Rood. Kenneth Eberts, pastor. METHODIST CHURCH - First Wolfe, asst. !up!. ; morning Paul . McElroy, Sunday and second Sundays, preaching worship , 11 a.m .; evening eliJlOIIIII'I! detraeta from a wlfe'sstatus aa a person.) School Supt. Sunday School9:30 at 8 p. m.; Third and fourth sermnn, 7:30 p.m. , alternating SeCGnd: The male WOOlen's page editor! This type has been a. m.; morning worship and Sundays, Sunday School, 10 a. each Sunday. Class meeting , 11 Family Recreation m. alternaflng Sunday Pomeroy- Member F. D. I. C. & glvtnc WCIIIIen lOIII)'· male advice ffr years ouUining what's communion, 10:30 a . m.; m.; worshipservlceat11a.m.; a. . Wolfe, mornings, Alfred Swimming Sunday evening youth Christian Tuesday evenings at 8 p. m., Federal Reserve System ''ladylllre" and what i8n 't. ' layleader; Christian Endeavor, endeavor, 6:30; Worship ser- prayer and Bible Study. · 7:30 p. m. Sunday, Roger By offeriDg lllree booklela (on Wm~en'8 Liberation, washing vices, Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Buckley, president. Prayer Wednesday evening prayer Meigs County Branch , IIIICIIIne hlnta aDd weight reduction) then comparing the MT. UNION BAPTIST - meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p, m. meeting and Bible study, 7:30 p. ·' fiiPOIIN, be attemplll to prove that women have no interest in · m . Rev. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday Board meeting first Monday Rexall Drugs school supt., Joe Sayre. Sunday each month, 7:30 'p. m. lbelr UberaUon and rigbta. . school. 9:45 a .m.; Sunday We Fill All Doctors Prescriptions Of cOtlfllli, the little hausfrau in HIS club-and·wedding ST. JOHN LUTHERAN - evening worship, 7:30. Wed- SYRACUSE ~IRST UNITED. 992-2955 Pomeroy llldlellce wouldn't~f~r the first offering, She's the catdlloar,d, Pine Grove, the Rev. Arthur nesday prayer and Bible study PRESBYTERIAN - Rev . 296 W. Second Ph. 992-3863 Pom.e roy ' Russell Lester, pastor. Worshir. stereotype, helpless female Idiot locked in her kitchen and Combs, pa•tor. Sunday School, 7:30p.m. service, 9 a. m.; Sunday Schoo, starving for hll "advice" on how to wash clothes or look like a 9m.a. m.; church services, 10 a. T UP P E RS P LA I N S lO a. m. , man-lrap. CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Mr . · · and .,WGmen are real, honest-to-goodness people, not automatons SYRACUSE u N 1TED John Wyatt, pastor; J. S. Davis: RUTLAND Electric AAotor Repair wbO can be programmed into pulling up their hemlines so some METHODIST - Paul / A. Sunday School supt.; Sunday . RUTLAND FIRST SAPSt. Rt. 7 · Chester, Ohio 810 W. Main . 992-5750 male c:aulldr; hllllpa, fr into sending for pamphlela that don't tell Sellers, pastor ; Ben Qulsen. S~~ool, 9:J? a. m., Morn;ng TIST - Rev. Samuel Jackson, Choose the Church of berry, Sunday School Supt. . mon, 10.30 a. m. Evening pastor. Sunday School, lOa. m.; 1bem anylliJIII reieVBilt to the realls8ues It tbeir lives worship service, 9:30a.-m. first sermon, 7 p, m. MJs. Gertrude Buller, sup!. Women COllie In all varieties aiD shades of a~ness and and third Sunday. Evening pr a yer- serv 1ce, t : 30 p. m. i . FALLS oreachlng service, 2 p. m. aplniona. IA!t's stop putting them all to11ether In "bags" and serv Ice, 8 p. 'l' · Iourth Sunday. EAST LETART LANGSVILLE MIDWAY UNITED METHODIST U7lni "women do thia" cr "women don't like men" or "women services Take Someone with You to Church each Sunday at 10 a. m. CHURCH - W. Date McClurg' . Meats and Groceries kwe to cook" or "women are all on dleta" or "women aren't and 7:30 p, m. Tuesday evening pastor; Worship serv:ces: ChRUTLAND METHODIST In Pomeroy Over 90 Years Syracu$e 992-3986 second and fourth Sundays of urch School, 9:30 a. m.; IGI!c:al," etc., etc. It'1 about time we realized that women ARE! worshl~, 7:30. Kermit Walto·n, Mgr. each month at 9 a m.; Sunday Worship service, 10:30 a. m_. IA!t's1top lnaultq women's Intelligence; stop sending them M~¥Ho1~~ - U ~~uT E Sellers, ~astor,· Martha Lee, School, first and third Sundays l!leiUIIU that tell them they're Inferior, for this Is what your 1\yo S of each monthat 9 a. m. ; second RUTLAND CHURCH . OF CCIJNpOiildenlll are doing! The editor with his scroungy booklets unday chool Supt. Worship and fourth Sundays of each CHRIST- Sundoy school, 9:30 10:45 a. m.;second and month at 10 a.m. ; Bible study a.m., V. H. Broley, sup!.; Jtet up a cheap experiment to prove his poJntindsay, "See, I told service, fourth Sundays; evening _ Weqn_~da_y . ' communion and devotions, Furniture and Appliances Church and Office Supplies-Gifts YOU. womendCII'tcare; they love being second class." v;orhslp, 8 o. m. thit'd Sunday. , LETART FALLS UNITED 10: 30 a.m.- Regular lnlord Chester, 0. 992·2641 Middleport Phone 985-3308 If tiJae types Ill JIIYChologlcal puklown.s would mal!ically BRETHREN - Rev. Robert meeting 7:30, lhlrd Saturday ., BRADBURY CHURCH OF "'!l'h D'l~h . Shook, pastor: Herschel Norris, caue, I lhlnk lhe w0111en's UberaUon and rights movement would THE RUTLAND COM. CHRIST, Roy Bill Carter. sup!, Sunday school , 9:30a.m.; find It bad HI, and no Ianger needJ to extat. Meantime~ It grows evangelist ; Thurman Carsey morning sermon, 10:30 o.m.; MUNITY CHURCH - Rev. Attend the Church of Your Chnke II¥ llljllllld bounda u women realize tnw.,ny (If not outwardly) Bible School sup I.; Blblt School sermon, 7: 30 atter. Amos Tillis, . pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. ; Worship · 9:30 a.m., morning --mtp, ser~•iO:o. each Suna.y. Prayer lilt mlk:b It what it Is u)'lng truly lpMb to them. m. ; Wednesday 10::lo e.m .; ycuth metting, 6 Wednesday,\ 7:30 p.m. service, 11 Bulova Watches-Sales & Service Up wltb penonhood! - A FEMALE WOMEN'S PAGE p.m., Jvenlng service. 7 p.m., ~~~~",'i,,'i;, nmneeflng , 7:30 p.m. m. 11 Sund•ys. 1-'omeroy Christian Workers Closs, •• Ph. 992·;s4911 ElHI'OR 186 N. Second Middleport ' Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; prayer Dw lldllar: ,ft BOY THftT MISUNDERSTOOD '''" (~ 1911 r--------------------------_, I I I I[ Beat.... 1 t Of the Ben d. l 'l By Bob Hoeflich ~. I I 1 I Mellis CoWity - aJX! Middleport - will be losing top flight residents Iii August when Mr. and Mrs. Terry Ohlinger and threeyear.old son, Jay, leave f(H' Philo where Terry has been employed as assistant high school priilclpal. , Terry has been a tea_ cher In the junior and senior high schooll of the Meigs Local District since February, 1967-. He received hll master's degre6 In 1970 frqm Ohio University. Terry is still . working thia ~ in the Meiga District as assistant director ' for llie summer school, a federal program. . TbeOhlingersheverented a home In Philo and will be moving there about Aug. 15. '1'\le Philo High School, incidentally, is a part of the Franklin School District. The Ohllngen are active members of the Middleport Cliurch of Christ where he Is Sunctay school superintendent. Terry has served as a sporulOI' of tbe Fellowship Ill Christian Athletes In the · Me,lgs District and Mrs. phllnger (Coleen) Is lnunedlate past tnsldent of Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Terry Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ohlinger, Romeroy. The Ohllngers will be missed! · OOPS! AREPORT ON hearing! held in the court of Pomeroy May~r Charles Legar ups week indicated that Roy Kesterson of Pomeroy had been fined. However, it is now reported that Kesterson was fined In May and the report was published at that tim~. The papers on the hearing got on the secretary's desk by error and were reported as another hearing. Kesterson was fined only once and that was In May. 1 '"" ,... 'I ~---------------.--------------­ WILLIS ANTHON. y 'ol".. HEINER'S BAKERY M& R FOODUNER BOGGS·EQUIPMENT MARK VSTORE , r---- -------------------------1 DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION :!Helen Help Us:· l ACCORDING TO A CLIPPING from Richard Duckworth of Syracuse, some 20 tons of dust-covered leiters and petitions from millions of Americans concerned about the prisoners held by Hanoi lie In the basement of a warehouse in Paris. The mail mtre than three million letters and petitions addressed to the Nortb Vle1namese delegaUqn at the peace talks - repeated has been turned down by the delegation, and so it lies unopened. Trinity Church Hok/s Vespers A vesper service 'by Mrs. Albert Woodard followed a picnic supper of Trinity Church on Route aa rosdside park Tuesday evening. Using Psalm 118, 24th verse, "This IS the day which the Lord had made, Jet us tejoice l!"d be f. glad lil it," Mrs. Woodard •! presented a devotional medltatioo. Herprogramfeaturedastory (l'(m Guideposts' Treasury of Faith entiUed "PeOple Is Like Onloos," with poems on faith ---------- - LYONS MARKET R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. GAUl'S MARKET THE BANK AND SAVINGS Co. ROYAL OAK PARK SWISHER &LOHSE THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. GAUL'S TRAILER SALES GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN POMEROY ELECTRIC SERVICE NEW YORK aDTHING HOUSE • Rlflltl Up wllll P8l 1011bll0d! But y~ 'll get Iota of static from KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, •.,..,_n wbo dCII't CCIIIIder that 1 primary Interest and '-1117 man. them ·~Jau.'l Hobarl Newell, supt. Services weekly , 9:30 a.m . Sunday . Preaching lira.t Ilind third lha blttlt It two lflll'kll, if we can be ' ~undar.s_of__ ""'"th by mu IIIQ''" '*",. ' ~- --u in home, • • • .. ·- .VIUAGE CUT RATE and VIllAGE FUMtR BULL FROGS ---WELCOME MARTIN'S LOUNGE IN THE HEART OF MIDDLEPORT, 0. COCKTAILS, DINNERS OFFICE SUPPLIES and REGATIA SPECIAL FURNITURE You are Invited! Sonny 's Cocktail Hour 5 Til 7 Dally. Whim a vacation is the question •.. SUN•PROOF:=::: OKl1 992-2171 12S E. MAIN lifE PAILJ and $\,45 " Plenty For All " WHILE DINING! HAV E' A REGATTA COCKTAIL we Will Open 10 a.m. Friday & SeturdiY this Week . POMEROY, OHIO • and Kate Goodwin at Galllpolls by ·Mrs. Edna Reibel, Mrs. Betty Reibel, and Mrs. N~ttie Hayes was reported. It was noted that several members of the council at. tended the wedding of Miss Donna Reibel to Mr. Jim Shalo at Trinity Church. Birthdays will be ob8erwd at the nen meeting with salllwiches and beverages. 11 Mrs. Rowan and Mrs. Rowan gave one to Mrs. Hayes. ·oNE COAT HOUSE PAINT SALE Dual coat protection with one coat · application ' OBSERVES BIRTHDAY The seventh birthday anniversary of Sherry Beegle, daughter of Mr. and Mr. and . Mrs. Roger Beegle, Racine, was observed Wednesday night with a dinner party. Attending were Mrs. June Wickersham, Tim and Jeff, Mrs . Ferne B. Hayman, Wesley Belles, and Mrs. Hattie Powell and Addle, PlllSRURGH OPTOMETRIST OFFICE HOURS 9: 30 TO 12,2 TO 5 (CLOSE' AT NOON ON THURS.)- EAST COURT ST., PO ER Y. PAINTS HOSPITAUZED Mrs. R. K. Rowan of Tuppers · Plains has received word of the hospitalization of her son, Bill Chester, 0 . Johnson, in New York. ' ' Standard Of Quality Since 1870 W'rse Buy For Long Lasting Protection! : I I Lower price than the competition is only the beginning. You also get more car per dollar with better ideas. Plus better deals and better delivery from Ford Dealers' bigger stocks! LTD . . whtrt qultt IJ built In to 1tay. Strong. Luxurloua. Powtr front diiO brtk" tt'l t tandard. Moral Mawrlck .. . amar1, ntw '71 ~l on of the highly popuiW!. "simple maohlnt ." : BASED ON MANUFACTURERS' SUGGESTED RETAIL PRICES FOR COMPARABLY EQUIPPED MODELS HOMEMADE ' Ham Salad Chee• Spread· Troyer's Till MJena 830 E. MAlt.! , PoMEROY . Ph. 992·ss02 • d LOWI $66 LESS THAN WI 113 Baum Lumber·Co. Pti. 985·3301 · Pinto .. . hottM.t ..tung ltttlt nawcomer In America. 75. ttgtf hp. Lott morel $149 LESS THAN VEGA $16B LESS THAN DEMON $176 LESS THAN NOVA SADIE'S MARKET BEN FRANKUN STORE f The Rutland Friendly Gar· ' served her club in various deners will host an open duties and i& weii known in· meeting Wednesday at 7:30 garden· ~lub circles of Meigs p.m. In the Rutland Church of Cowrty . Christ social 'rQOm. Mrs. John. Reese, Gallipolis, Mrs, Earl Dean of near Region 11 director of the Ohio Chesler will be the guest Association of Garden Clubs, demonstrator presenting a and Mrs. Fred Blaettnar , floral arranging program Pomeroy Meigs CQwrty contact " Inter pre tive Arrangi ng", chairman, will be specla' Invitations have been issued to guesls. · all M~igs County garden clubs and the meeling is open to any ' Mrs. Bruce May wiD give the in terested persons. devotions and ·Mrs. Joe Bolin Mrs. Dean, a member of the · will present July gardening Chester Garde n Club, has won tips. Hostesses will be Mrs. nwnerous blue ribbons for her Robert Snowden, Mrs. Harold ar tistic flo ral arrangemenls o! Wolfe , Mrs. Jerry Eads, Mrs. original design, many in con· Richard Fetty. Jr. and Mrs. Bill tainers she has created. She has Brown . . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , POMEROY HOM ' E & AUTO Save Time-.·Save·Work -w. •Save Money wHh Mr.Whenand M~. Mrs. Hayes Rowan returned to their ·p--~-~~~~~~~~-..... ~=~Pl~ln~Jf~0~ N. W. COMPTON, Q. D. RIDENOUR SUPPLY F. J. WALlACE, JEWELER Rutland Volunteer Firemen Plan a Family Picnic Theodorus Council 17 D' Convent ton ' f: MIDDLEPORt' BOOK STORE ' ONE CIAll RACINE FOOD MARKEl Mrs. Dean to Demonstrate A Flower rranaements 6 ' a YOUR PAINT HOUSE .. • · IN cro;~;s~~o~a:_~ !~ Schools and kindness. The prayer, "Lord, I Believe," preceded interesting facta on . Ohio History. The significance of parts of the Great Seal of Ohio, the state motto and flower were discussed Mrs. . Elizabeth Flck, . . ~scusses president, reminded the group , , ,. , , 1 ! that there will be ' iui .)uJf . - The 'i'ltli annual state session meeting . At the . August of the Daughters of America to meeting , Miss Mary E .• be held in Columbus Aug . ~. Ch8pman will be the program was announced at a recent leader. meelln8 of Theodorus Council Attending besides those 17 held at the IOOF hall. nsnied were ·Mrs. Llllle Hauck, Correspondence regarding Mrs. W. H. Perrin, Mrs. Phil the state session was read from Globokar, Mrs. Thomas Young, Miss Mary Jane Smith, state Mrs . James Fugate, Mrs. councilor, and Mrs. ·Lura ,_ Donald Hauck,Mrs. Carl Kautz, Larrick, state secretary. They Mrs. Leonard Jewell , Miss requested contributions for Mary VIrginia Reibel, Mrs. Carl expenses and for the home and • Bllikan, Mrs. Henry Ewing and orphans fund . Mrs. Pearl Mora. Mrs. Edith Spencer, associate councilor, had charge of the meeting. Both Belly Demy and her father-in-law were reported BIRTIIDAYS OBSERVED to be suffering from lnjilred The birthday amiversarles of ·ankles. Mrs . Margaret Mrs . R. K. Rowan and Mrs. Seldenabel's death' was noted, Nettie Hayes were ob8erved along with the death of Mrs. Tuesday with a dinner at Jack's Helen Miller's sister-In-law, Dairy Bar and a visit at the Janie Mlller and Winona home of Mr. and_Mrs. James 'Cook's brother4n.law. . Daniels. A visit wi!!: ::addle Wickham I OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. 1 ROOER BAHR OF CHESTER left Tuesday for Colwnbus where he will undergo training at the State Highway Patrol Academy in Colwnbus. Roger was always Interested in becoming a member of the patrol but his interest was intensified la~t summer when his wife, Mary, saved the life of a State Highway Patrolman who was Injured at Forked Run Lake where she was employed as a Ufegtlard. Encouraged by the Injured patrolman, Roger decided to try for entrance to th~ academy and made it. addltional2.5.milia In ordtr to 2 continue receivlnc any state school funds. Indeed, In order about lllree months unlll the to receive fUll state funding we first football game - We sold · CotiiiDIIed from hie I save from a short, bitter trip. may have tq see!! to increase 299 season tickets last ye~r. IA!t 's cnck that 300 mark this the rnlllage even further THE LEGISLATION THAT has passed the House, and will · perhapa to 25 nillls - If the year - The tiUe I Summer Program is · off and running legislation is so written. be considerf!l by the Senate In The lw'd cold facts of life strong on all cylinders We still Columbus, increase~ the required level of local par· are that we cannot exist have vocational openings for juniors In Cll$!lletology, radio· ticlpatlon in school finance . At . without slate school funds . The purpbse of this open TV repair, and drafting - Call present, this is the situation: statement is to attempt to Mr. Diehl at 992·2158 In order to receive state school support funds , a clarify what the situation is Thanks to The Daily Sentinel district must have 17.5 mills and where our district stands. folkl! for giving me the space levied for operation - not for I trust that I have not confused to communicate with you each bonds for buildings - but for the issue. ! sincerely hope that week. Believe me, it's not operation of schools . The I have answered an Important taken for granted. Il is really . House has passed bill ·that question for. you. If I haven't appreciated. Increases this required local millage to 20 millS. It seems likely that the finallegtslalion will have this, or a higher, JOSEPH HOSKINS Joseph Hostins, Delaware, participation requirement. Ohio, .,111 be speaker at This Is not really a high figure . A food booth at the Worley WUUamson to be the hostesses. gospel meetiilgs to be held at The state average is at least five mills ABOVE THIS. 8 p.m. eacq eveDIDg Monday Francis auction Saturday will Others attending the meeting In Meigs Local thia Is the be operated by the auxiliary of were Mrs. Bruce Davis, Mrs. thrGugh Sunday, Juoe %7, al the Rutland Volunteer Firemen. Kenneth Michael, Mts. Merle the Bearwallow Churcb of situation: We have 13.7 mills for operation that' has been Plans for selling food and Davis, Mrs. Maxine Dyer, and Cbrillt. The publlc Is Invited to voted. In 1970 the county drinkll at the sale were made Mrs. Russell LilUe. attend. ' ' budget commission allocated when the auxiliary met Wed· to · us 3.8 mills of unvoted nesday night at the firehouse. . - - - - - - - - - - . millage within the 10 milia of Members were reminded to get MISSIONARY SOCIETY unvoted nilllsge. This gave us their food handlers cards prior Bandages for a South India the 17.5 required mills. During to the Fourth of July lepra!)' hospital were rolled 1971 the budget commission celebration. There will be no during Tuesday night's meeting generously increased our meetings in July or August and 992-2094 of the Evangeline Missionsry allocation to 4.3 mills for one the next meeting was scheduled 606 E. Main Pomeroy Society of the Pomeroy Church year only because of the for Sept. 21. , of Christ. pressing financial situation A fall family picnic for the Plans were made to continue that we faced. All concerned firemen , auxiliary members work on the project at the July, knew that this additional hall and their · children was meeting. Mrs. Harold Smith mill was for one year only and discussed. The traveling prize had grace before refreslunents that we would gu back to 3.8 donated by Mrs. Bill Williamson were served by Mrs. Conrad mills in 1972. was won by Mrs. Howard Birch· Ohlinger to Mrs . Smith, Mrs. And So, on January I, 1972 Meigs field . Mrs. Wllltam Willford and Clyde · Andrews, Mrs. Louis Local will be back at 17.5 mills Mrs. Bob Bishop served Osborne, and Mrs . D'enver instead of the 18 mills In effect refreshments. Mrs . Charles Kapple. for 1971 only. Barrett is to contribute the I slate · this because the traveling prize for the Sep· Stop in and see our press reports concerning !ember meeting with Mrs. floor display . several proposed school Denny Garnes and Mrs . firiance plans have used the ICE CREAM SOCIAL Homemade Ice cream will be figure 18 mills. I want you to served in Trinity Church social know that the 18 mills is a one room from 5 to 8 p.m. toni~ht year arrangement and that In with a lwrcheon to be served all 1970 and again in 1972 our day Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 operating millage will be 17.5 pm. Salllwiches, salads, pie, mills. Assuming that the cake and beverages will be for legislature approves a sale . Both the men and women fll·tbe congregation are working required local millage of 20 mills, we will have to vole an on the projects. High Standard $10 LESS THAN CAMARO ,,A.. M~l ""'~_,_,,. ..,WW~\'\ W,'.)",\t'.'W'A' ' ' ""WI'<\ /.),,,y,,~, "'"'' \'M''"~' ~Y~ LTO ,.o •. ""'"• $158 LESS THAN CAPRICE LTO •·D•-""'"• $165 LESS THAN CAPRICE • Latex Gallon In 4 Gal. Lots \SUGAR RUN MILLS ' • ·L------------" VISIT FORD ·coUNTRY TODAY! KEITH GOBLE fORD, INC. .461 South Third Sl,.Middleport, 0. t' 992·2115 180 Mulberry . .' 2·DR HARDTOP Pomerov •• :c:"' - �Racine Social EventS G£T 100R MAN WI11I A Want Ad Auto Sales By Mn. Franclt Monia The Either Orcle of the Baptist Missionary Society held the regular meeting Monday evening, JWle · 14, with Mrs. Grella Simpson, hostess, at her home. Devotions were in charge of Mrs. Frances Wilcoxen. Scripture reading was from the 4th ' ch11pter of Philippians. ; Readings lnclu.d ed " Seeking Abundant Life" and "Divine Contentment." A poem "Would You" and prayer concluded the devotions. After a business session, a program was presented entitled, "Changing family PJttern," Hear the Word of God ~ Listen to what they say. Readings · were " The 1969 BUICK LeSabre, 2-dr . ha rdt op, power s teer ing , power br a kes, a ir , 18,000 miles. Excellent condi tion. Phone 992-2288 . 6-3-tf c 1970 CUT LASS 4 door Custom Seda n, all power, air con. dilioni ng . Phone 992-5164. •• 6-17-51c . For Sale 16-FOOT BOAT with 60 H.P. motor , trailer and all equipment. Phone 742-4849. 6-16-31c Plllleroy Motor Co. OltiN I!VIE$. 1:00 It .M. JICIMI!ROY. OHIO Widow' u "The Divorced," wrhe Working Mother," "The Em· For Sale·- . For Sale Aluminum Sheets 36" X23" 5.·009 USE D OFFSET PLATES . HAVE MANY USES 20~ 8 for Sl.OO The Daily Sentinel WANT A.NEW HOUSE? STOP PAYING RENT and own a house with your rent money. NO DOWN PAYMENT See Dale Dutton 992·2534 Middleport '! Tom Crow 992-2580 Pomeroy :EXPERIENCED. EXPERT Wtieel Alignment '5.55 - ·GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 ' Pomeroy Home & Auto Open8TitS Monday lhru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . I ATTENTION PROSP,ECTIVE MOBILE HOME BUYERS! 10-INCH PORTABLE TV, buill· 111 Court St. In antenna, $30. Mini-bike, 3'4 Pomeroy, Ohio H.P.. $80. Phone 949-3485. Ril~iator ;., 6-16-3tc · _ . . .. _ . 1963 FALCON. first $150 takes . BUILDIN G LOTS for sale . it. Three-piece sectional Newl y approved in r estricted li v ing r oom suite , $40 ; housing distr ict. Near Rock bedroom suite $60; Polaroid Springs . Phone 992-6887 after 900 land camera $50, 8 mm 5 p. m., or on weekends. mov ie ca mera , S35 ;· $235 6·11-tfc shotgun. never been used, $150; .22 r ifle. Phone 992-2437 -. - - - - - - - -120 BASS Un lve~·sa l accordion or 992-5469. and ~ a se , like new. Phone 2476-16-6tc From the Largest Truck or: 2166· Bulldozer Radiator to the 6-ll-6fp Smallest Healer Core. SeiVice .40 Minutes of Your Time Can Weft Be the Most Profitable Time .You Ever Spent. Drive 36 Miles and Save A B1.1ndle! f«WINSOR .ia'CHAMPION .AL&O WI\NT AD «BUDDY 1i!,VAN DYKE DOUBLE- WIDES Notice INFORMATION REGI STERED Quarter stud DEADLINES TOM CROW OR BOB CROW f 'SEE . k .5 P.M. Day Before Publication service, Roc 209498 Contact Hank's Mike Jones, Rt. 3,. Monday Deadline 9 a.m. PARKERSBUR.G MOBILE HOMES. INC. Pomeroy. Ohio,. Phone 992 • CaQceJiatlon &Corrections MEMORIAL BRIDGjt TRAFFIC CIRCLE Will be accepted unlll9a .m. for 6880' 6-17-121c Day of Publication · PARKERSBURG, W. VA. REGULATIONS • The Publisher reserves the THE ANTHONY Plumbing & 1970 MAV ERI CK, s ta nd a rd, Healing Shop will be under right to edit or reject any ads radio, $1550 ; 1965 Ford new management, Mr. Qr. Have Your seasonal deemed objectional . The • Roofing & jjarpenter Gala xie, aytomat ic. fa ctor y ville Johnson as of July 1, .Ph. 992-2143 Pomeroy, publisher will not be res ponsible L.:...__ __ _ All Our First Line air, ni ce, $650. Cool ville 667for more than one incorrecf . 1971. We'd like to tak e this Work 6214. Air Conditioning of thanking all opportunity insertion. 6·17-6tp our cust ome rs for their RATES Spouting, Roof patronage over the past 30 ----~-lnspectipn and For W~nl Ad Service Buy 1 tire at regular price 5 cents per Word one Insertion . years. Willis & Kathl een ELECTRIC GUITAR, 3-pickup Painting vibrator, case, and brand get 2nd tire at Anthony. Minimum tharge 75c Complete new. Regi stered mal e sil ve r Re-Charge NEW & ULLl WORK 6·1l·3tc 12 cents per word three poodle, miniature, house consecutive Insertions . Remodeling .broken. Phone 7 ~2 -56 54 . Special Plus 18 cents per word six con- SMACLEY'S All Weafher Roofing & Gilt Shop, 6·17-3fc At Parts Kitchens, Baths secutive Insertions . Construction Co. Chester, Ohio. Bottles. Bllnko - -- - - - - - Room Additions DEXTER, O. 45726 25 Per Cent Discount on paid 9iassware, Sequoia wa re, G. e. COLOR TV 23" fl oo r And Patios PHONE H2 ·39~5 ads and ads paid within 10 days. ;ewelry, flowers , small items, model. $1 75. Phon e 742-3334. Backhoe And CARD OF THANKS 6·17-31c and large collection of Avon 1nsured- Exptrlencld PHONE 992-2143 Endtoader Work &OBITUARY Work Guaranteed· bottles. Open 1 to 8 p.m. dally. -=-=~=-:-:-~::-:-==-· IF CARPETS look dull and $1.50 for 50 word minimum . 6-18-12fc GRAVEL Y TR AC TOR and Church. drear , remove spots as they Each additional word 2c. Septic Tanks mOINer , excellent cond ition, $EPTIC TANKS CLEANED EXPERT TREE service. Call Mr. and Mrs . .E. A. Wingett appear with Blue Lustre. BLIND ADS And leach Beds. Phone 992-3702. WANTED, someone to clean out collect alter 5 p.m.• Richard Reasonable ·rates. Ph. 446-4782, Rent electri c shampooer , Sl , Additional 25c Charge per are enjoying a vacation in the Hayman, Reedsville 667-3041. Gallipolis. John Russell, Advertisement. dug well. Phone 949-4761. --=-=-~-:--~~--=6 ·::1 7-6fc Ba ker Furniture Company. western slates. . 6-16-3fc 5-19-JO!p Owner & Operator. . 6-16-6fc OFFICE HOURS 5 ROOMS and bath, in Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rletlunlller 5·13-llc 8: 30a.m. to 5:00p.m. Dally, Phone 992-6329. BACKHOE AND DOZER work. Real Estate For Sale of Sarasota, Florida are guests 8: 30 a.m·. to 12: 00 Noon GUN SHOOT, Forked Run 6-17-31c Real Estate For Sale Septic tanks Installed. George. EXPERT lawn mower and Saturday. 5 ROOM wi th bath, brick home Sportsman Club, Sundj y, - - - - - - - -of Mrs. Ann Coe. Mrs. Leonard (Bill) Pull ins, Phone 992-2478. IIIIer repair. Free pickup and wi th carpeting, in Mlddleporl. June 20, 12 noon. ONE ACRE, more or less, 5 Peale of Brewster, N. Y. spent In l.lemory 4-25-ffc MODERN WALNU T Ster eodelivery. Warren's Mower Phone 992-2540. 6-16-31c room house, 2 bed roo ms, radi o combination, dual Shop, 248 Condor St. Phone the weekend with her aWJt, Mrs. IN LOVING memory of our .i-16-Sfc ki tc hen, dining room , large HARRISON 'S TV AND ANvolum e con trol, 4 speak er s, 4 992-7357 . fr ont room , cellar, small Coe. dear mother and grand· GUN SHOOT, Sunday, June 20. TENNA SERVICE. Phone speed changer, se pa r at e 5-18-lfc barn. ootbulldlng, fruit trees, mother, Amelia Walker, who Assorted meats, will start at 1 Mrs. Helen King and 992-2522. " controls. Balance $63.79. Use small garden, beautiful lawn, passed away June 18, 1964: p.m . Racine Gun Club. ' our budget te rms. Call 992· SEWING MACHINES. R'epair 6-10-lfc daughter of Riley, Kansas ci stern on ba ck por ch. larg e Mother dear, our hearts were 6-15-4tc 7085. service, all makes, 992-2284, arrived Saturday to spend two fr ont porch, plenty of ·1hade, deeply broken when He came 6·13-6tc The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. AWNINGS. storm doors and out of high water on R ..:~ u1 e 7, for you that day, but we know REDUCE safe and fast with weeks with relatives . and Authorized Singer Sales and w I n dow s • c a r Po r Is , two mi les bel ow Middleporl a t Gobese tablets and E. Vap. you are well cared for In that Service. We Sharpen Scissors. marquees, aluminum siding friends. They spent Saturday TWIN NEEDL E sewing Hobson . Contact Mrs. Phylli s Water pills. Nelson Drugs. heaven so 1ar away. You rest 3-29-tfc and railing . Call A. Jacob, machine, 1971 model, in new and Sunday with Mrs. Hazel Mulford, Middgeport, Ohio. In God's beautiful garden, 5,·26·30tp sales representative . For free All features wa lnut stand . 6-16-3tp Broker free from sorrow and pain, Carnahan. estimates. phone Charles READY -MI X CONCRETEbui ll-in to ma ke fan cy 110 Mechanic St. and when life's memory Is SAVE UP to one half. Bring s e. V. V. Lisle, Syracu. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith of deli vered r ight to your des igns. Al so buttonh oles, your sick TV to Chuck's TV Pomeroy, Ohio over, we pray to meet again . SIX ROOM house, bath, full Johnson and Son, Inc. and easy. Free pro/eel. Fast bl ind hems, elc., $43.35 cash Pomeroy were Sunday guests of Shop, 151 Butternut Ave., Sadly missed by children and basemen t, 133 Bulternut Ave., 5-27-ttc est ma tes . Phone 992·3284. pri ce or te rms available . Pomeroy. grandchildren. just walking dis tance from SYRACUSE - 3 or 4 bedroom her sister, · Mrs . Margaret Goegleln Ready -Mix Co ., Phone 992-5641. 6·18-lfc ~ - 23-llc downt ow n Pomero y. Contact ni ce older house with oak tr im Ho'illllahell. Middleport. Ohio. 6-1.5-6tc and floors, 8 rooms with bath, Ed Hedri ck, 2137 Wadsw orth 6-30-ffc Insurance ~ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb IN LOVING memory of Cpl. REGISTERED Arabian Stud Drive, Columbus, Ohio, phone dining and paneled modern Maple Stereo-Radio COLONIAL Service. Klratf No. 050481 . 237-4334, Columbus. ware dbmer guests Sunday of Ralph Trlplelt, killed one kikhen. Gas furnace, nice ESTIMATE on general AUTOMOBILE Insurance been combina t ion, AM·FM radio, garden . Asking only $13,000.00 FREE 5-9-lfc Mr. and Mrs. Loren Nixon 1n r,ear ago today, June18, 1970, Rich Raffles blood lines Fee four remodeling, roofing and citMelled? Lost your speakers, 4 speed In$50. Phone 992·6880, E. J. Hill , wlth furn iture. n Cambodia : God saw the 2~ ACRE FARM, Long Bottom, license? Call 992· operator's painting . Phone 992-7729, 9 termi xed changer, separate New Straitsville and visited road was getting rough ; he Pomeroy, Ohio. 2966. with or w ithout farm a.m. to 6 p.m. conlrols. Balance $78.60. Use Sunday afternoon with Mr. and boldly stood the test. the 6·13-12tc - 7 rooms air machiner y. House with 3 MIDDLEPORT 6-15-tfc 6·9-JOtc our lime payment plan . Call conditioned. Nice living, ~ Mrs. ' Rex Huffman at New baffle fought, the victory won. room, living bedrooms, dining 992-7085. Come home, dear soldier, to bedrooms. New 2 car garage C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer 6-13-6tc • room , lV:.;z baths, enclosed Lexington. · rest. We do not know the pain Help Wanted all on large lot. Asking back porch, wall to wall ·Complete Service LEGAL NOTICE . Mr. and Mrs. Darcy Potter of you had. or hear your final $14,500.00. carpeting. Aluminum siding, Phone 949-3821 Brian, Ohlo spent the weekend sigh ; we only know r,ou LEGAL NOTICE awning, storm w indows and Racine, Ohio 76 ACRES - 20 nearly level, passed away without a ost The Board of Bedford wi th her mother, Mra. -Lovey goodbye. storm doors. City water. Crill Bradford pasture of 25 acres fenced . God gave us Township , Meigs County, Ohio , Selling due to Ill health. Phone 5-1-ffc Will receive Sayre, who accompanled them strength to face It, and Large 8 room house. Nice 3 bids until sl )( ITEM: Jack Kane . 614-985-3938. O'clock P . M . fht 19th day of hQIIIe for a visit. · courage to bear the blow. but bar implement shed. other You somehow get the tanks cleaned. Miller June, 1971 for the purchase of a 3·18-30tp what It meant to lose you, no ou buildings, several kinds of SEPTIC Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio . Ph. Used MOtor Grader with Mr. and Mrs." James Pickens on a will ever know. Sadly eling he h~s thought fruit, well water. All th is for 662-3035. mlnimurn specifi cations as HOUSE , 16~0 Lin coln ·Hts., and daughter, Uaa, of Gahanna missed by Mr. and Mrs. only $13,500.00. bout what he's follows : 100 H. P. Diesel Eng ine Pomeroy. Phone 992-2293. 2-12-tfc Leonard Bass. Cherrl and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cab complete, 13x 2~ Tires Fronf haring with you. Your 10·25-tfc David, Barbara Brown. Dick Lee . Usa remained for a COUNTRY HOME 3 NEIGLER Construction . For & Rear , Scralfler, 12' Power eeling ~s right. 6-18-1fc bedrooms, bath, shallow well • building or remodeling your sh ift mold board , Lights , 3 BEDROOM brick home. visit with her aWlt and uncle. Heater , Defroster , Power and water, garage, cellar and home. Call Guy Nelgler, Steer Choice location In Middleport . ing , Front bulldozer blake Miss Brenda Bradford garden . A good buy a t Racine, Ohio. Seen by appointment onl y. Windshield wiper, Must be 1965 $7,000.00 or make us an offer. returned home from Graceland Phone 992-5523 after 4 p.m. 7-31 -tfc or newer model. We are ready to deal. Qffered as trade -In : Cat 212 College, Lavon! , Iowa for 'Mattie Yost, and other 5-7-tfc Grader . RALPH ' S CARPET Up· Phone 992-2156 CALL US, IF YOU WANT TO sWilmer vacation. relatives. Bidder to submit detail ed HOUSE - 1642 Lincoln Heights. holstery Cleaning Servi ce. speclfrca SELL WE WILL DO OUR tl ons ·of equ ipment George Kuscma, a graduate Mr. and Mrs. Carl Circle and Call Danny Thompson, 992Free estimates . Phone BEST TO SELL YOUR offered. The Board of Trustees 2196. at Ohio University Sunday Patrice of CoiWilbus spent over Female Help Wanted Gallipolis 446-0294. PROPERTY. NO SALE "NO KOSCOT KOSMETICS, wigs res erve the right to reject any \ COST TO YOU. CALL 992· 5-26-tfc 3-12-tfc or a II bids . and accessories. Ca II us for afternoon, was an overnight the weekend with Mr . and Mrs. RETAIL SALES position . 3325. By order of th e ' Bo11rd of you r n ee d ~ . We deli ve r guest of ·his grandmother, Mrs. Gene Yost and other relatives. Qualify for some responO' DELL ·wH.EEL al ignment Tru stees of Bedford Town ship. di str ibutor s, Brown's, Phone NI CE HOME IN COUNTRY HELEN L. TEAFORD, sibility. Good health. 40 hour Glenn Lee, Clerk Mattie Yost, and returned to his One acre, nicely finished two located at Crossroads, Rt. 124. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jordan, 992·5113. ASSOCIATE week. Reply to Box 729, Dally Pomeroy Rt. 2, 45169 bedroom home with fireplace, ( Complete front end service, I home at Gahanna Monday. 6-2-tfc 6 · 4, 18,2tc Monica and Matt, of ColWilbus 992-2378 Sentinel. buill-In kit chen, wood tune up and brake service. - - - - - - - - - - 6-13-6tc Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCready spent the weekend with Mr. and 6-15-ffc pan e ling, carpeted , cit y Wheel's balan ced elec. --~--,...---~RE GATTA Spec ia l, 17-11 . and daughter, Mly Lyn of New Mrs. Clarence Bradford, and wa ter. Located ·on Athens All work NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT tron lea II y. ' Thompson boat, doc~ covers, County Road C-64, Vanderhoff guaranteed . Reasonable GaUUee, Pa., spent the weekend Mr . and Mrs. Dwight Oliver at Wanted To Buy • · cue No. 20,497 extras, 75 HP newly rebuilt rates. Phone 992-3213. Estate of Cart Htllman, with ·her grandmother, Mrs. Pomeroy . motor, t ra il er. Good ski boat, ANTI(;)U ES : d ·lshes , 5·20-30fc Deceased. $600. Ca ll 992-2003. Wi ll telephones, clocks . brass Notice Is hereby given that Twenty minutes to Parkersdemon strate. . Lena Hellman of Pomeroy, beds, lamps, etc. Lee Rudisill , WIN AT BRIDGE East Main O' BRIEN ELECTRIC SER . Ohio, Route burg , Ath~ns, or Pomeroy; 20 . 608 2, has been duly 6-8-tfc Phone 992·3~03 . moles (18 miles 4 lane hoghPomeroy VICE . Phone 949-4551. appo inted Ex ecutri x of the 5-27-JOtc = ::-c-:::----.,....-,way!. 19 miles, and 18 miles, 5·30-tfc Estate of Carl Hellman , COAL. · limestone. Excel s ior' respecti vely; 3'h miles from ALMOST NEW BRICK- - - - - - - - - - deceased, l.!lte of Chester Salt Works, E. Main St ., TELEPHONES, brass beds , Coolville. 1 mile from Tup. ROOMY RANCH STYLE Township, Meigs County, Ohio. Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. clocks, dishes, old furnitu re, pers Plains . 514,500 by • HOME. 3 big bedrooms with Real Estate For Sale Creditors are required to file · 4-9-llc three diamonds. How about etc. Write M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, th eir claims wlth said fh:tuc lary ow ners , Frank and Pat double closets. Insulated for NOR'l'H 18 with in four months . a 4-2 or 5-l break ? Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271. Goebel, 667-3838. ex tra ~refection . Quiet sfreet, .1083 cleaner . El e-ctro Dated this 16th day of June no Ira fie . Large yard for kids 6·6-tfc H e can't do anything about _ _ _ __ __ _4_·2_7-lfc VACUUM • 1971. .874 hygiene new demonstrator - - - - -- - and pets. More than $27.500 • QJ 72 F. H. O' BRIEN has all cleaning attachments that unless the ace is held by For Rent worth of contentment here, GeorgeS. HobsteHer Jr. Probate Judge of said County .AQJ the short hand. In that case plus the new electro suds for 24 ACRE FARM, Long Bottom, that's all we're asking . (6) 18, 25, 1. 71 2. 3tc Broker wi fh or without farm shamp oo ing carpet. Onl y he will make three diamond FOUR ROOM fu rni shed WEST EASI Phone 985-4186 ma chinery . House with 3 $27.50 cash price, or terms tricks if he can keep the ace apartment. Phone 992-3975 or .KJ75 .Q9 Box 101, Pomeroy, Ohio bedrooms, dining room, living t AM LOCATED ON THE lable. Phone 992·5641. avai from capturing one of his 992-2571. BEAUTIFUL OHIO RIVER .QJ106 .9 52 TWO story frame, 3 bedrooms, r------------1 room, l V2 baths, enclosed 6-15-6fc 6-ll·ffc 1 have kitchen, dining room, tA 6 t!0984 · bath, kitchen, dining room honors. . back porch, wall to wall See Us At :The .. . room , bath , 4 living and living room, partial .9 54 .108 73 carpeting. Aluminum' siding, 1 Dummy has two dia mond 2. BEDROOM mobile home air USED LUMBER , a ll sizes. bedrooms, baseme nf, ni ce basement, storm windows, awn ing, storm windows and soum ( D) honors so he plans to lead cond itioning in Racine area. Phone 992-6418. yard. MY SELLING PRICE gas circulating heat •. lot s1 or m doors. City water . • 11.64 2 · Phone 992-6329. twice toward dummy. 6-18-5fp IS JUST $10,000. SEE ME 100x120, level corner lot Selling due to Ill health. Phone .AK 3 6·17-6fc TODAY . trailer space with all utilities. He wins the opening lead 614-985·3938. t K 53 DON'T PUMP your sluggish Located In Chester, Ohio, In 5·18-JOfp WE HAVE SOLD MANY in his own hand. He starts 2 BEDROOM house at Roc k .K 62 septic tank. Get Klean-Emfine neighborhood . Pr1ce Beat Inflation! right away by leadin~ a low Springs. Furnished . or unAll sept ic ta nk clea ner . RACINE, 3 bedroom s and bath HOMES THIS MONTH. LET $10,600. East - West vulnerable d i a m o n d. Dummy s jack furnished. Call992·6887 after S Landmar k Farm Bu r eau , US SELL VOURS TODAY. 6-18-3tc West North East South upstairs, living room, dlnln,g Pomeroy. holds the trick. · He returns p. m. room, kitchen and bedroom !N.T. WE 6-18-llc HENRY Ct.ELAND, ' 17-tfc THE FRED CADLE real estate to his hand with the king of - - - - - - - -6-· downsta irs. Full basement, Pass 3 N.T. Pass Po"' REALTOR east of Rac ine village. Con· clubs and leads his other low gas furnace. Phone 9~9-2 441. Pass Office 992·2259 LOGAN F IRE and safely tact Frank Cleland at ,811 Vine diamond. This time West has TRAILER AT Brown's Trailer . Ann Coe. · Opening lead- • Q Residence 992-2568 Sales and service. St In Racine . equipment. Court, Minersville. Phone 9926-17·31p to play the ace. All it ca pAll types and sizes of tire 6·1J.6tc 3324. . 6-18·3fc tures are a couple of spol extingu ishers. Special prices 6-16' · 6fc By 01wald & James Jacoby cards and S o u t h has his on extinguishers for boats, three diamond tricks and his TRAILER SPACE on old Rt. 33, campers , homes . Also We have often heard that contrac t. discount prices on other sizes . 'h ·mlle north of new Meigs two heads are better than Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone High School . Phone 992-2941 . (NEWSPAPER lNTElPli ~_E ASSN.) one, but we doubt if this has . 992-3821. Owner Dwight 3·5·11c Logan. ever been proven. We do I 6-16-JOic know that two chances are FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to school. better than one. · The bidding haS been: Phone 992-5434. South can coun t eight s ure . We•t North Ea.•t · Suuth _ _ _ _ __ ___ 10_.1_8-ffc winners. He can look for· the ALSO. 1• With this Ad and $4.00 you can get- $6.50 House Call. This inDble Redble 2 BEDROOM trailer . All ninth in either spades or dia 1 NT Pass ., utilities. paid. Phone 992-7133 cludes complete Color Adjustments that will bring your set monds. He abandons the Idea Pa" APPUANCES AND You, South, ~old : or 992-7384. of setting up the fourth spade .K73Z .A2 tK&J .QJ62 back to new life, as it was a few years back. · l' ' 6-18-3tc because before he ean dO What do you do now? Your Service Men Ar_, that the defense will be able · AO.NJhle, You <an siauKhtcr TR' A ILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile to get i'n two spapes, two 'Scott Smith and Chuck Humphrey 12' • 14' • 24' - WIDE hearts and their ace of dia · nne oo-lru"'p. Maybe Ea•t hos Court, Rt, 124\ Syracuse, nn plocc '" ••· Ohio. 992·2951. monds. Open: . 4-2-tfc 'niDA Y'll QU~T,ON That. I e i1 v e s dumrnfs 9Ttt • Mon., Tues. ) fourth diamond as his only West hirJK twr~ cl uhs. No.rth EXTRA large trailer lots, good Wed. & Fri. PH. 992-5080 152 BUTTERNUT hope. lk sees 1 h~l il will IH1(1 F'.usl f'R• ~~. What do you du location. Velma G. Zuspan, 9 Tit 6 Thurs. I Sot. POMEROY 1220 Wnfllngton Blvd. 77'3-5750, Mason. w. Va. Hllrcly Hcore for him if Jo: a~ t IIO W~ 992·7261 . OPEN9TIL9-6 DAYS A WEEK 6-15·12tc ltiPrt,OIIto and West each hold exactly 3.5 II. 2nd Ave. Middt.port ployed Mother," "The Nursing Home Patient," ''Another Mother," " Persons who Uve Alone," closed with the Lord's Prayer In Wilson . During the social hour lovely refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Simpson. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sellers lefl Sunday to attend the annual conference at Lakeside. Also going were Rev. and Mrs. Dale McClurg and going as delegates were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ' • Morris. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Salser of Parkersburg were guests SWlday o( his brother-In-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Wolfe. Rev. Salser was guest speaker at the Methodist Big Tire Sale 10 AM Sharp Onl .. .. . BLAETTNARS Uquid ~ UNICO TIRES Prices In Effect ·Saturday & Sunday Sale Starts Saturday 29"x60" IOHNSON MASONRY Beach Towels I 6.98 Blaettnar's - ~·- . RIDING MOWER Only 1 To Sell! RIVAL 1.99 1 SR. .... ·- *1 0 Heck's Reg. • 17.96 1 HOBSTETlER . ' NOTICE . CHUCK'S TV SHOP IS NOW MAKING HOUSE CAllS ON . COLOR TV, BLACK AND WHITE TV, AND STEREO SETS. a AND 'usm FURNITURE HOUSEWARES MIWR MOBIL£ HOMES CHUCK'S TV SHOP Wynn's Limit 2 FRICTION PROOFING Umit 2 '1~;: '1.48 Hardware Dept. . 200 ct I P·560 8 Track Portable $1.78 Tape Player KLEENEX TISSUES Limit 4 ":;!' s '89.96 Heck's ~~;~ 99~ No. 56i.iiil7 . KIT No. 808 Goshen Otum 6ft. Wooden Limit 1 Zebco Reel Heck's Reg. Step Umit 10 Sylvania 4GQ).75-100 Watt Ught Bulbs '46.99 H::·s 88~11.99 Hardware Compac Snelled HOOKS Limit 5 (Pkg. 6) Heck's Reg. vw 5 Speed PORTABLE MIXER $ Limit I . Heck's Reg. • '8.96 Sporting' Goods ELECTRIC PENCIL No. BVI-V698 Heck's Reg. '6.96 5 JeweiiJ Dept. Electra 8 Track PORTABLE TAPE .PLAYER With AM Radio Heck's Reg. '47!6 Limit 1 GODIAM PLAsTIC GALLON South Bend DECANTER REEL .. Limit 1 26' Heck's Reg. 49* Heck's Reg. VanWyck 55 Limit 12 pkgs. Jewell} Dept Limit I Heck's Reg. Limit 2 8' Sporting Goods Lawn Mower Compac Reel Mult1 11 G" H.eck's Reg. 694 8'' Sycamore Gulf Oil ~.88 Umit 1 No. 10.194 ' Heck's Reg. $1.39 Sporting Goods SHOE SHINE ' Kotex or Modess 40's '65 McGRAW EDISON 11~~~9 ~FENCE 1· ' i • '• • ' •tl.•'• W/FM-AM Radio Heck's Fletche·, ~olding Heck's ·Reg. Sporting Goods 78 0 Heck's 37 ST"O OL Umit 2 SWAP SHOP .BUY- SELL OR TRADE Wax Heck's Reg. STEEL CAMP Cleland Realty 2 Chances Better Than 1 Heat! No. WMP0/1390 ~~;;.on~~:· ffr~~ Rk/ a~ The T-123 75 ' Size Hardware ·SENTINEL CARRIER WANTED IN NEW HAVEN HARTFORD 00 Limit I Beat Turtle Heck's Reg. f6.48 '339.88 Ice Crusher ·742-4902 Virgil B. TEAFORD Umit 1 Heck's Regular Heck's Reg. . STRUCTO GRILL 18 oz. Umit 1 Plymouth GOLF BALLS Heck's Reg. Heck's '4.99 .48' Rea. ; �Racine Social EventS G£T 100R MAN WI11I A Want Ad Auto Sales By Mn. Franclt Monia The Either Orcle of the Baptist Missionary Society held the regular meeting Monday evening, JWle · 14, with Mrs. Grella Simpson, hostess, at her home. Devotions were in charge of Mrs. Frances Wilcoxen. Scripture reading was from the 4th ' ch11pter of Philippians. ; Readings lnclu.d ed " Seeking Abundant Life" and "Divine Contentment." A poem "Would You" and prayer concluded the devotions. After a business session, a program was presented entitled, "Changing family PJttern," Hear the Word of God ~ Listen to what they say. Readings · were " The 1969 BUICK LeSabre, 2-dr . ha rdt op, power s teer ing , power br a kes, a ir , 18,000 miles. Excellent condi tion. Phone 992-2288 . 6-3-tf c 1970 CUT LASS 4 door Custom Seda n, all power, air con. dilioni ng . Phone 992-5164. •• 6-17-51c . For Sale 16-FOOT BOAT with 60 H.P. motor , trailer and all equipment. Phone 742-4849. 6-16-31c Plllleroy Motor Co. OltiN I!VIE$. 1:00 It .M. JICIMI!ROY. OHIO Widow' u "The Divorced," wrhe Working Mother," "The Em· For Sale·- . For Sale Aluminum Sheets 36" X23" 5.·009 USE D OFFSET PLATES . HAVE MANY USES 20~ 8 for Sl.OO The Daily Sentinel WANT A.NEW HOUSE? STOP PAYING RENT and own a house with your rent money. NO DOWN PAYMENT See Dale Dutton 992·2534 Middleport '! Tom Crow 992-2580 Pomeroy :EXPERIENCED. EXPERT Wtieel Alignment '5.55 - ·GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 ' Pomeroy Home & Auto Open8TitS Monday lhru Saturday 606 E. Main, Pomeroy, 0 . I ATTENTION PROSP,ECTIVE MOBILE HOME BUYERS! 10-INCH PORTABLE TV, buill· 111 Court St. In antenna, $30. Mini-bike, 3'4 Pomeroy, Ohio H.P.. $80. Phone 949-3485. Ril~iator ;., 6-16-3tc · _ . . .. _ . 1963 FALCON. first $150 takes . BUILDIN G LOTS for sale . it. Three-piece sectional Newl y approved in r estricted li v ing r oom suite , $40 ; housing distr ict. Near Rock bedroom suite $60; Polaroid Springs . Phone 992-6887 after 900 land camera $50, 8 mm 5 p. m., or on weekends. mov ie ca mera , S35 ;· $235 6·11-tfc shotgun. never been used, $150; .22 r ifle. Phone 992-2437 -. - - - - - - - -120 BASS Un lve~·sa l accordion or 992-5469. and ~ a se , like new. Phone 2476-16-6tc From the Largest Truck or: 2166· Bulldozer Radiator to the 6-ll-6fp Smallest Healer Core. SeiVice .40 Minutes of Your Time Can Weft Be the Most Profitable Time .You Ever Spent. Drive 36 Miles and Save A B1.1ndle! f«WINSOR .ia'CHAMPION .AL&O WI\NT AD «BUDDY 1i!,VAN DYKE DOUBLE- WIDES Notice INFORMATION REGI STERED Quarter stud DEADLINES TOM CROW OR BOB CROW f 'SEE . k .5 P.M. Day Before Publication service, Roc 209498 Contact Hank's Mike Jones, Rt. 3,. Monday Deadline 9 a.m. PARKERSBUR.G MOBILE HOMES. INC. Pomeroy. Ohio,. Phone 992 • CaQceJiatlon &Corrections MEMORIAL BRIDGjt TRAFFIC CIRCLE Will be accepted unlll9a .m. for 6880' 6-17-121c Day of Publication · PARKERSBURG, W. VA. REGULATIONS • The Publisher reserves the THE ANTHONY Plumbing & 1970 MAV ERI CK, s ta nd a rd, Healing Shop will be under right to edit or reject any ads radio, $1550 ; 1965 Ford new management, Mr. Qr. Have Your seasonal deemed objectional . The • Roofing & jjarpenter Gala xie, aytomat ic. fa ctor y ville Johnson as of July 1, .Ph. 992-2143 Pomeroy, publisher will not be res ponsible L.:...__ __ _ All Our First Line air, ni ce, $650. Cool ville 667for more than one incorrecf . 1971. We'd like to tak e this Work 6214. Air Conditioning of thanking all opportunity insertion. 6·17-6tp our cust ome rs for their RATES Spouting, Roof patronage over the past 30 ----~-lnspectipn and For W~nl Ad Service Buy 1 tire at regular price 5 cents per Word one Insertion . years. Willis & Kathl een ELECTRIC GUITAR, 3-pickup Painting vibrator, case, and brand get 2nd tire at Anthony. Minimum tharge 75c Complete new. Regi stered mal e sil ve r Re-Charge NEW & ULLl WORK 6·1l·3tc 12 cents per word three poodle, miniature, house consecutive Insertions . Remodeling .broken. Phone 7 ~2 -56 54 . Special Plus 18 cents per word six con- SMACLEY'S All Weafher Roofing & Gilt Shop, 6·17-3fc At Parts Kitchens, Baths secutive Insertions . Construction Co. Chester, Ohio. Bottles. Bllnko - -- - - - - - Room Additions DEXTER, O. 45726 25 Per Cent Discount on paid 9iassware, Sequoia wa re, G. e. COLOR TV 23" fl oo r And Patios PHONE H2 ·39~5 ads and ads paid within 10 days. ;ewelry, flowers , small items, model. $1 75. Phon e 742-3334. Backhoe And CARD OF THANKS 6·17-31c and large collection of Avon 1nsured- Exptrlencld PHONE 992-2143 Endtoader Work &OBITUARY Work Guaranteed· bottles. Open 1 to 8 p.m. dally. -=-=~=-:-:-~::-:-==-· IF CARPETS look dull and $1.50 for 50 word minimum . 6-18-12fc GRAVEL Y TR AC TOR and Church. drear , remove spots as they Each additional word 2c. Septic Tanks mOINer , excellent cond ition, $EPTIC TANKS CLEANED EXPERT TREE service. Call Mr. and Mrs . .E. A. Wingett appear with Blue Lustre. BLIND ADS And leach Beds. Phone 992-3702. WANTED, someone to clean out collect alter 5 p.m.• Richard Reasonable ·rates. Ph. 446-4782, Rent electri c shampooer , Sl , Additional 25c Charge per are enjoying a vacation in the Hayman, Reedsville 667-3041. Gallipolis. John Russell, Advertisement. dug well. Phone 949-4761. --=-=-~-:--~~--=6 ·::1 7-6fc Ba ker Furniture Company. western slates. . 6-16-3fc 5-19-JO!p Owner & Operator. . 6-16-6fc OFFICE HOURS 5 ROOMS and bath, in Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rletlunlller 5·13-llc 8: 30a.m. to 5:00p.m. Dally, Phone 992-6329. BACKHOE AND DOZER work. Real Estate For Sale of Sarasota, Florida are guests 8: 30 a.m·. to 12: 00 Noon GUN SHOOT, Forked Run 6-17-31c Real Estate For Sale Septic tanks Installed. George. EXPERT lawn mower and Saturday. 5 ROOM wi th bath, brick home Sportsman Club, Sundj y, - - - - - - - -of Mrs. Ann Coe. Mrs. Leonard (Bill) Pull ins, Phone 992-2478. IIIIer repair. Free pickup and wi th carpeting, in Mlddleporl. June 20, 12 noon. ONE ACRE, more or less, 5 Peale of Brewster, N. Y. spent In l.lemory 4-25-ffc MODERN WALNU T Ster eodelivery. Warren's Mower Phone 992-2540. 6-16-31c room house, 2 bed roo ms, radi o combination, dual Shop, 248 Condor St. Phone the weekend with her aWJt, Mrs. IN LOVING memory of our .i-16-Sfc ki tc hen, dining room , large HARRISON 'S TV AND ANvolum e con trol, 4 speak er s, 4 992-7357 . fr ont room , cellar, small Coe. dear mother and grand· GUN SHOOT, Sunday, June 20. TENNA SERVICE. Phone speed changer, se pa r at e 5-18-lfc barn. ootbulldlng, fruit trees, mother, Amelia Walker, who Assorted meats, will start at 1 Mrs. Helen King and 992-2522. " controls. Balance $63.79. Use small garden, beautiful lawn, passed away June 18, 1964: p.m . Racine Gun Club. ' our budget te rms. Call 992· SEWING MACHINES. R'epair 6-10-lfc daughter of Riley, Kansas ci stern on ba ck por ch. larg e Mother dear, our hearts were 6-15-4tc 7085. service, all makes, 992-2284, arrived Saturday to spend two fr ont porch, plenty of ·1hade, deeply broken when He came 6·13-6tc The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. AWNINGS. storm doors and out of high water on R ..:~ u1 e 7, for you that day, but we know REDUCE safe and fast with weeks with relatives . and Authorized Singer Sales and w I n dow s • c a r Po r Is , two mi les bel ow Middleporl a t Gobese tablets and E. Vap. you are well cared for In that Service. We Sharpen Scissors. marquees, aluminum siding friends. They spent Saturday TWIN NEEDL E sewing Hobson . Contact Mrs. Phylli s Water pills. Nelson Drugs. heaven so 1ar away. You rest 3-29-tfc and railing . Call A. Jacob, machine, 1971 model, in new and Sunday with Mrs. Hazel Mulford, Middgeport, Ohio. In God's beautiful garden, 5,·26·30tp sales representative . For free All features wa lnut stand . 6-16-3tp Broker free from sorrow and pain, Carnahan. estimates. phone Charles READY -MI X CONCRETEbui ll-in to ma ke fan cy 110 Mechanic St. and when life's memory Is SAVE UP to one half. Bring s e. V. V. Lisle, Syracu. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith of deli vered r ight to your des igns. Al so buttonh oles, your sick TV to Chuck's TV Pomeroy, Ohio over, we pray to meet again . SIX ROOM house, bath, full Johnson and Son, Inc. and easy. Free pro/eel. Fast bl ind hems, elc., $43.35 cash Pomeroy were Sunday guests of Shop, 151 Butternut Ave., Sadly missed by children and basemen t, 133 Bulternut Ave., 5-27-ttc est ma tes . Phone 992·3284. pri ce or te rms available . Pomeroy. grandchildren. just walking dis tance from SYRACUSE - 3 or 4 bedroom her sister, · Mrs . Margaret Goegleln Ready -Mix Co ., Phone 992-5641. 6·18-lfc ~ - 23-llc downt ow n Pomero y. Contact ni ce older house with oak tr im Ho'illllahell. Middleport. Ohio. 6-1.5-6tc and floors, 8 rooms with bath, Ed Hedri ck, 2137 Wadsw orth 6-30-ffc Insurance ~ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb IN LOVING memory of Cpl. REGISTERED Arabian Stud Drive, Columbus, Ohio, phone dining and paneled modern Maple Stereo-Radio COLONIAL Service. Klratf No. 050481 . 237-4334, Columbus. ware dbmer guests Sunday of Ralph Trlplelt, killed one kikhen. Gas furnace, nice ESTIMATE on general AUTOMOBILE Insurance been combina t ion, AM·FM radio, garden . Asking only $13,000.00 FREE 5-9-lfc Mr. and Mrs. Loren Nixon 1n r,ear ago today, June18, 1970, Rich Raffles blood lines Fee four remodeling, roofing and citMelled? Lost your speakers, 4 speed In$50. Phone 992·6880, E. J. Hill , wlth furn iture. n Cambodia : God saw the 2~ ACRE FARM, Long Bottom, license? Call 992· operator's painting . Phone 992-7729, 9 termi xed changer, separate New Straitsville and visited road was getting rough ; he Pomeroy, Ohio. 2966. with or w ithout farm a.m. to 6 p.m. conlrols. Balance $78.60. Use Sunday afternoon with Mr. and boldly stood the test. the 6·13-12tc - 7 rooms air machiner y. House with 3 MIDDLEPORT 6-15-tfc 6·9-JOtc our lime payment plan . Call conditioned. Nice living, ~ Mrs. ' Rex Huffman at New baffle fought, the victory won. room, living bedrooms, dining 992-7085. Come home, dear soldier, to bedrooms. New 2 car garage C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer 6-13-6tc • room , lV:.;z baths, enclosed Lexington. · rest. We do not know the pain Help Wanted all on large lot. Asking back porch, wall to wall ·Complete Service LEGAL NOTICE . Mr. and Mrs. Darcy Potter of you had. or hear your final $14,500.00. carpeting. Aluminum siding, Phone 949-3821 Brian, Ohlo spent the weekend sigh ; we only know r,ou LEGAL NOTICE awning, storm w indows and Racine, Ohio 76 ACRES - 20 nearly level, passed away without a ost The Board of Bedford wi th her mother, Mra. -Lovey goodbye. storm doors. City water. Crill Bradford pasture of 25 acres fenced . God gave us Township , Meigs County, Ohio , Selling due to Ill health. Phone 5-1-ffc Will receive Sayre, who accompanled them strength to face It, and Large 8 room house. Nice 3 bids until sl )( ITEM: Jack Kane . 614-985-3938. O'clock P . M . fht 19th day of hQIIIe for a visit. · courage to bear the blow. but bar implement shed. other You somehow get the tanks cleaned. Miller June, 1971 for the purchase of a 3·18-30tp what It meant to lose you, no ou buildings, several kinds of SEPTIC Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio . Ph. Used MOtor Grader with Mr. and Mrs." James Pickens on a will ever know. Sadly eling he h~s thought fruit, well water. All th is for 662-3035. mlnimurn specifi cations as HOUSE , 16~0 Lin coln ·Hts., and daughter, Uaa, of Gahanna missed by Mr. and Mrs. only $13,500.00. bout what he's follows : 100 H. P. Diesel Eng ine Pomeroy. Phone 992-2293. 2-12-tfc Leonard Bass. Cherrl and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cab complete, 13x 2~ Tires Fronf haring with you. Your 10·25-tfc David, Barbara Brown. Dick Lee . Usa remained for a COUNTRY HOME 3 NEIGLER Construction . For & Rear , Scralfler, 12' Power eeling ~s right. 6-18-1fc bedrooms, bath, shallow well • building or remodeling your sh ift mold board , Lights , 3 BEDROOM brick home. visit with her aWlt and uncle. Heater , Defroster , Power and water, garage, cellar and home. Call Guy Nelgler, Steer Choice location In Middleport . ing , Front bulldozer blake Miss Brenda Bradford garden . A good buy a t Racine, Ohio. Seen by appointment onl y. Windshield wiper, Must be 1965 $7,000.00 or make us an offer. returned home from Graceland Phone 992-5523 after 4 p.m. 7-31 -tfc or newer model. We are ready to deal. Qffered as trade -In : Cat 212 College, Lavon! , Iowa for 'Mattie Yost, and other 5-7-tfc Grader . RALPH ' S CARPET Up· Phone 992-2156 CALL US, IF YOU WANT TO sWilmer vacation. relatives. Bidder to submit detail ed HOUSE - 1642 Lincoln Heights. holstery Cleaning Servi ce. speclfrca SELL WE WILL DO OUR tl ons ·of equ ipment George Kuscma, a graduate Mr. and Mrs. Carl Circle and Call Danny Thompson, 992Free estimates . Phone BEST TO SELL YOUR offered. The Board of Trustees 2196. at Ohio University Sunday Patrice of CoiWilbus spent over Female Help Wanted Gallipolis 446-0294. PROPERTY. NO SALE "NO KOSCOT KOSMETICS, wigs res erve the right to reject any \ COST TO YOU. CALL 992· 5-26-tfc 3-12-tfc or a II bids . and accessories. Ca II us for afternoon, was an overnight the weekend with Mr . and Mrs. RETAIL SALES position . 3325. By order of th e ' Bo11rd of you r n ee d ~ . We deli ve r guest of ·his grandmother, Mrs. Gene Yost and other relatives. Qualify for some responO' DELL ·wH.EEL al ignment Tru stees of Bedford Town ship. di str ibutor s, Brown's, Phone NI CE HOME IN COUNTRY HELEN L. TEAFORD, sibility. Good health. 40 hour Glenn Lee, Clerk Mattie Yost, and returned to his One acre, nicely finished two located at Crossroads, Rt. 124. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jordan, 992·5113. ASSOCIATE week. Reply to Box 729, Dally Pomeroy Rt. 2, 45169 bedroom home with fireplace, ( Complete front end service, I home at Gahanna Monday. 6-2-tfc 6 · 4, 18,2tc Monica and Matt, of ColWilbus 992-2378 Sentinel. buill-In kit chen, wood tune up and brake service. - - - - - - - - - - 6-13-6tc Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCready spent the weekend with Mr. and 6-15-ffc pan e ling, carpeted , cit y Wheel's balan ced elec. --~--,...---~RE GATTA Spec ia l, 17-11 . and daughter, Mly Lyn of New Mrs. Clarence Bradford, and wa ter. Located ·on Athens All work NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT tron lea II y. ' Thompson boat, doc~ covers, County Road C-64, Vanderhoff guaranteed . Reasonable GaUUee, Pa., spent the weekend Mr . and Mrs. Dwight Oliver at Wanted To Buy • · cue No. 20,497 extras, 75 HP newly rebuilt rates. Phone 992-3213. Estate of Cart Htllman, with ·her grandmother, Mrs. Pomeroy . motor, t ra il er. Good ski boat, ANTI(;)U ES : d ·lshes , 5·20-30fc Deceased. $600. Ca ll 992-2003. Wi ll telephones, clocks . brass Notice Is hereby given that Twenty minutes to Parkersdemon strate. . Lena Hellman of Pomeroy, beds, lamps, etc. Lee Rudisill , WIN AT BRIDGE East Main O' BRIEN ELECTRIC SER . Ohio, Route burg , Ath~ns, or Pomeroy; 20 . 608 2, has been duly 6-8-tfc Phone 992·3~03 . moles (18 miles 4 lane hoghPomeroy VICE . Phone 949-4551. appo inted Ex ecutri x of the 5-27-JOtc = ::-c-:::----.,....-,way!. 19 miles, and 18 miles, 5·30-tfc Estate of Carl Hellman , COAL. · limestone. Excel s ior' respecti vely; 3'h miles from ALMOST NEW BRICK- - - - - - - - - - deceased, l.!lte of Chester Salt Works, E. Main St ., TELEPHONES, brass beds , Coolville. 1 mile from Tup. ROOMY RANCH STYLE Township, Meigs County, Ohio. Pomeroy. Phone 992-3891. clocks, dishes, old furnitu re, pers Plains . 514,500 by • HOME. 3 big bedrooms with Real Estate For Sale Creditors are required to file · 4-9-llc three diamonds. How about etc. Write M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, th eir claims wlth said fh:tuc lary ow ners , Frank and Pat double closets. Insulated for NOR'l'H 18 with in four months . a 4-2 or 5-l break ? Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 992-6271. Goebel, 667-3838. ex tra ~refection . Quiet sfreet, .1083 cleaner . El e-ctro Dated this 16th day of June no Ira fie . Large yard for kids 6·6-tfc H e can't do anything about _ _ _ __ __ _4_·2_7-lfc VACUUM • 1971. .874 hygiene new demonstrator - - - - -- - and pets. More than $27.500 • QJ 72 F. H. O' BRIEN has all cleaning attachments that unless the ace is held by For Rent worth of contentment here, GeorgeS. HobsteHer Jr. Probate Judge of said County .AQJ the short hand. In that case plus the new electro suds for 24 ACRE FARM, Long Bottom, that's all we're asking . (6) 18, 25, 1. 71 2. 3tc Broker wi fh or without farm shamp oo ing carpet. Onl y he will make three diamond FOUR ROOM fu rni shed WEST EASI Phone 985-4186 ma chinery . House with 3 $27.50 cash price, or terms tricks if he can keep the ace apartment. Phone 992-3975 or .KJ75 .Q9 Box 101, Pomeroy, Ohio bedrooms, dining room, living t AM LOCATED ON THE lable. Phone 992·5641. avai from capturing one of his 992-2571. BEAUTIFUL OHIO RIVER .QJ106 .9 52 TWO story frame, 3 bedrooms, r------------1 room, l V2 baths, enclosed 6-15-6fc 6-ll·ffc 1 have kitchen, dining room, tA 6 t!0984 · bath, kitchen, dining room honors. . back porch, wall to wall See Us At :The .. . room , bath , 4 living and living room, partial .9 54 .108 73 carpeting. Aluminum' siding, 1 Dummy has two dia mond 2. BEDROOM mobile home air USED LUMBER , a ll sizes. bedrooms, baseme nf, ni ce basement, storm windows, awn ing, storm windows and soum ( D) honors so he plans to lead cond itioning in Racine area. Phone 992-6418. yard. MY SELLING PRICE gas circulating heat •. lot s1 or m doors. City water . • 11.64 2 · Phone 992-6329. twice toward dummy. 6-18-5fp IS JUST $10,000. SEE ME 100x120, level corner lot Selling due to Ill health. Phone .AK 3 6·17-6fc TODAY . trailer space with all utilities. He wins the opening lead 614-985·3938. t K 53 DON'T PUMP your sluggish Located In Chester, Ohio, In 5·18-JOfp WE HAVE SOLD MANY in his own hand. He starts 2 BEDROOM house at Roc k .K 62 septic tank. Get Klean-Emfine neighborhood . Pr1ce Beat Inflation! right away by leadin~ a low Springs. Furnished . or unAll sept ic ta nk clea ner . RACINE, 3 bedroom s and bath HOMES THIS MONTH. LET $10,600. East - West vulnerable d i a m o n d. Dummy s jack furnished. Call992·6887 after S Landmar k Farm Bu r eau , US SELL VOURS TODAY. 6-18-3tc West North East South upstairs, living room, dlnln,g Pomeroy. holds the trick. · He returns p. m. room, kitchen and bedroom !N.T. WE 6-18-llc HENRY Ct.ELAND, ' 17-tfc THE FRED CADLE real estate to his hand with the king of - - - - - - - -6-· downsta irs. Full basement, Pass 3 N.T. Pass Po"' REALTOR east of Rac ine village. Con· clubs and leads his other low gas furnace. Phone 9~9-2 441. Pass Office 992·2259 LOGAN F IRE and safely tact Frank Cleland at ,811 Vine diamond. This time West has TRAILER AT Brown's Trailer . Ann Coe. · Opening lead- • Q Residence 992-2568 Sales and service. St In Racine . equipment. Court, Minersville. Phone 9926-17·31p to play the ace. All it ca pAll types and sizes of tire 6·1J.6tc 3324. . 6-18·3fc tures are a couple of spol extingu ishers. Special prices 6-16' · 6fc By 01wald & James Jacoby cards and S o u t h has his on extinguishers for boats, three diamond tricks and his TRAILER SPACE on old Rt. 33, campers , homes . Also We have often heard that contrac t. discount prices on other sizes . 'h ·mlle north of new Meigs two heads are better than Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone High School . Phone 992-2941 . (NEWSPAPER lNTElPli ~_E ASSN.) one, but we doubt if this has . 992-3821. Owner Dwight 3·5·11c Logan. ever been proven. We do I 6-16-JOic know that two chances are FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to school. better than one. · The bidding haS been: Phone 992-5434. South can coun t eight s ure . We•t North Ea.•t · Suuth _ _ _ _ __ ___ 10_.1_8-ffc winners. He can look for· the ALSO. 1• With this Ad and $4.00 you can get- $6.50 House Call. This inDble Redble 2 BEDROOM trailer . All ninth in either spades or dia 1 NT Pass ., utilities. paid. Phone 992-7133 cludes complete Color Adjustments that will bring your set monds. He abandons the Idea Pa" APPUANCES AND You, South, ~old : or 992-7384. of setting up the fourth spade .K73Z .A2 tK&J .QJ62 back to new life, as it was a few years back. · l' ' 6-18-3tc because before he ean dO What do you do now? Your Service Men Ar_, that the defense will be able · AO.NJhle, You <an siauKhtcr TR' A ILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile to get i'n two spapes, two 'Scott Smith and Chuck Humphrey 12' • 14' • 24' - WIDE hearts and their ace of dia · nne oo-lru"'p. Maybe Ea•t hos Court, Rt, 124\ Syracuse, nn plocc '" ••· Ohio. 992·2951. monds. Open: . 4-2-tfc 'niDA Y'll QU~T,ON That. I e i1 v e s dumrnfs 9Ttt • Mon., Tues. ) fourth diamond as his only West hirJK twr~ cl uhs. No.rth EXTRA large trailer lots, good Wed. & Fri. PH. 992-5080 152 BUTTERNUT hope. lk sees 1 h~l il will IH1(1 F'.usl f'R• ~~. What do you du location. Velma G. Zuspan, 9 Tit 6 Thurs. I Sot. POMEROY 1220 Wnfllngton Blvd. 77'3-5750, Mason. w. Va. Hllrcly Hcore for him if Jo: a~ t IIO W~ 992·7261 . OPEN9TIL9-6 DAYS A WEEK 6-15·12tc ltiPrt,OIIto and West each hold exactly 3.5 II. 2nd Ave. Middt.port ployed Mother," "The Nursing Home Patient," ''Another Mother," " Persons who Uve Alone," closed with the Lord's Prayer In Wilson . During the social hour lovely refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Simpson. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sellers lefl Sunday to attend the annual conference at Lakeside. Also going were Rev. and Mrs. Dale McClurg and going as delegates were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford ' • Morris. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Salser of Parkersburg were guests SWlday o( his brother-In-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Wolfe. Rev. Salser was guest speaker at the Methodist Big Tire Sale 10 AM Sharp Onl .. .. . BLAETTNARS Uquid ~ UNICO TIRES Prices In Effect ·Saturday & Sunday Sale Starts Saturday 29"x60" IOHNSON MASONRY Beach Towels I 6.98 Blaettnar's - ~·- . RIDING MOWER Only 1 To Sell! RIVAL 1.99 1 SR. .... ·- *1 0 Heck's Reg. • 17.96 1 HOBSTETlER . ' NOTICE . CHUCK'S TV SHOP IS NOW MAKING HOUSE CAllS ON . COLOR TV, BLACK AND WHITE TV, AND STEREO SETS. a AND 'usm FURNITURE HOUSEWARES MIWR MOBIL£ HOMES CHUCK'S TV SHOP Wynn's Limit 2 FRICTION PROOFING Umit 2 '1~;: '1.48 Hardware Dept. . 200 ct I P·560 8 Track Portable $1.78 Tape Player KLEENEX TISSUES Limit 4 ":;!' s '89.96 Heck's ~~;~ 99~ No. 56i.iiil7 . KIT No. 808 Goshen Otum 6ft. Wooden Limit 1 Zebco Reel Heck's Reg. Step Umit 10 Sylvania 4GQ).75-100 Watt Ught Bulbs '46.99 H::·s 88~11.99 Hardware Compac Snelled HOOKS Limit 5 (Pkg. 6) Heck's Reg. vw 5 Speed PORTABLE MIXER $ Limit I . Heck's Reg. • '8.96 Sporting' Goods ELECTRIC PENCIL No. BVI-V698 Heck's Reg. '6.96 5 JeweiiJ Dept. Electra 8 Track PORTABLE TAPE .PLAYER With AM Radio Heck's Reg. '47!6 Limit 1 GODIAM PLAsTIC GALLON South Bend DECANTER REEL .. Limit 1 26' Heck's Reg. 49* Heck's Reg. VanWyck 55 Limit 12 pkgs. Jewell} Dept Limit I Heck's Reg. Limit 2 8' Sporting Goods Lawn Mower Compac Reel Mult1 11 G" H.eck's Reg. 694 8'' Sycamore Gulf Oil ~.88 Umit 1 No. 10.194 ' Heck's Reg. $1.39 Sporting Goods SHOE SHINE ' Kotex or Modess 40's '65 McGRAW EDISON 11~~~9 ~FENCE 1· ' i • '• • ' •tl.•'• W/FM-AM Radio Heck's Fletche·, ~olding Heck's ·Reg. Sporting Goods 78 0 Heck's 37 ST"O OL Umit 2 SWAP SHOP .BUY- SELL OR TRADE Wax Heck's Reg. STEEL CAMP Cleland Realty 2 Chances Better Than 1 Heat! No. WMP0/1390 ~~;;.on~~:· ffr~~ Rk/ a~ The T-123 75 ' Size Hardware ·SENTINEL CARRIER WANTED IN NEW HAVEN HARTFORD 00 Limit I Beat Turtle Heck's Reg. f6.48 '339.88 Ice Crusher ·742-4902 Virgil B. TEAFORD Umit 1 Heck's Regular Heck's Reg. . STRUCTO GRILL 18 oz. Umit 1 Plymouth GOLF BALLS Heck's Reg. Heck's '4.99 .48' Rea. ; �. -- " II: ~., 00~~ -z ;:zr I~: n= "'"' , ..... ..:~-~:z ~~ ~~: ~:~:~iii~;:;~~~ ~f~~:~;[.§ g ~ i~f!i~~ :f :;~&i:--~ ~~ .. : ~:~ ~[[i~~ .. ~[ll[j ii!!iii:·i-~~ l~~[i!iJ!~-~~~~f~:~J!~ iJS.f~;:~~-5 ~li~~~L~~ =c ;ii~J~·i!;i~[ i;fis!-~~~ J~~[ [~~~~ ~~ ii :Jf~iil~i~~ ~~;if~[~-~~[ Zz ~~·lEa m _ ..,. ~ .... ,:IQO -< ;:a. ~I ~ i' !h.~ f ~:." !!1!!!,.. ; g" ~ s.g .:; a~ if-?.;: ~ li' g ~~g. *g-!!: ::; ;;;",. l!l ~ g.;;~ i :d~. ~ "' li' .. -< " !till S"..., ' !!. o .. R. 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Word of Life Underdog , Rocky & His Fr iends Jack La Lanne Mike Doug l as That G ir l News I 12:30 1: 00 1:30 2: 00 2 : 30 3: 00 3 : 30 1 I J1 .4: 00 Fllntstones .4:30 Password 5 : 00 Wild Wild West 5: 30 6 : 00 Maveri ck 6 : 30 7: 00 News 7: 30 Let' s Make a Deal 8 : 00 New lywed Game · Movie 5 : 00 5 · 30 6 ; 00 EveninQ. News 6: 30 Walter Cronkite 7:00 What's My Line 7 : 30 Gunsmoke 6 : 00 "6: 00 6 : 00 6 : 30 B i b l e Answers 6 : 30 7_: 15 Farm Repor t 7: 30 Univ. of Mich. 6 : 30 6 : -45 Corn Cob Report 8: 30 8: 30 Romper Room 9 : 00 Capt . 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I 7: 00 News 7: 30 Sleepy Jeffers 5 : 30 6 : Jo . 7 : 00 NFL Adion . 6 : 00 6 : 30 The Bible Answers 3 : 00 Another Wor l d 3 : 30 Br ight Prom i se 4 : 00 Mr _ Cart oon 4: 30 Petf icoat Juncti on 5: 00 Wagon Tra i n 5 : 45 6: 00 Ou t er Lim its K' <'" ~!"! ~ g !il s- ';' -~a'{;!. s- g 10 ~ ~ ; 9 ;!. ::r CHANNELS CHANNEL 13 12: 00 Jeopard y 12: 30 Who, Wha l, Where 1: 00 M id · Day News 1: 30 Memory Game 2 : 00 Da y s of Our Lives _2: 30 The Doctors 4 : 00 Gol f 4: 15 5: 00 9 S" Tuesnav Movie Game Trut h or Consequences D inah's P l ace Concent rati on 11: 00 Sale of Cen t ury 11 : 30 Hollywood Squares B ullw in k le D i scov ery Living Word Reviva l F i res Lower Lig hthouse I ssues & Answers Ta lent H u nt CD -ill !!: .. 9: 00 9: 30 10: 00 10 : 30 3: 30 Specia l 3: 30 AAi.J Track & F i eld _30 Tonight Show I 6 : 00 6 : 30 6 : 45 Corn Cob Report 7 : 00 Toda y 7 : 30 8 : 00 8: 30 2:30 3 : 00 Triangle Spcwt s 3 : 00 ••:Gil Bcnenza !!!. s: !!!. " 0" rT .T 9: 00 9:30 Newsmak er ' 71 10: 00 Johnn y Quesl 10: 30 Ca l anooga Ca t s 12:30 Show cr -"'? 7: 30 Cat v i n Evans 8 : 00 Mamre Church 8: 30 Rex H u m bard 10 : 30 Facing Life 11 :'00 Camera Three 11 : 30 FaCe the Nation 12: 00 Rex Hum bard Skel~ 'i'., • 6 : 00 6 : 30 6 : 45 7: 00 Li v i ng Word 10:00 Oral Roberts Red o;; CHANNEL 13-f CHANNEL3 7: 30 Fa ith for Toda y 8: 00 Insigh t 8 : 30 Day of D i scover y 9 : ()0 Tom. ·& Jerry 9:30 Penel ope Pits top 1: JO TV -Chapel 9: 00 S inging Jubilee I s: I 6 :00 6 : 30 6:45 7 : 00 7: 30 Herald of Truth 8: 00 The Answer 10 c: I CHANNELS • .:.;. 45 7:08 ~·~· ·--~-L·~ ~0 ,. . ®I ~~ 1: ~0--~~ x:r;qz ~~~.:j 'inR)~Ift ~0~~ -<'1~ ), ."J::'f~ zll/ln OIJ>! ';I "'" "'~L ~ =1~ ?:: Q-; ~ ti z: p -"7Jh l Z m :>'. ., SQ C'\~l> c~~-<!5 z. "' "--'.'!! z:xtgov -<·-.z: .-..l ~u· ~l lily,!h<~ tit: o:t:. ~:i! i~~ · --e~ .. .. _ �."' • • • 12-The Dally Sentinel, Middieport-P..neroy, 0 ., June 18, 1m I POTLUCK HELD The congregation of the Zion • ·. Church of Christ held a potluck dinner recently as a farewell (Continued from .Page I) gesture to. "!r. and Mrs. John . · Webster and daughter, JenJane Walton, .Pearl Welker, nlfer. Mr. WebSter who has NOI'lllll Aillsbulf', Vera Crow • been pastor of the church Will be Ve~ Rue, Nell1e Br.~, ~ry going to school in the fall In Moms, Roberta 0 Bnen, lllinols He is a graduate of Margaret Follrod, Shirley Kentucky Christian College and Custer, Jeanne Mo~gan and has done post graduate work at Mildred Karr, of Xi Gamma that school. The new pastor i.s Mu. Kenneth Eberts of Athens. Racing -To Top News..• in Briefs 18 Frogged (Continued from Page I) could automatically be credited to his bank account by his empio,er, without the writing rA a paycheck ; and regular payments tllllcfl the workel' owes - such as ear payments or rent - could •tdlnatlcally be sent to his creditors' accounts when due. Bobby in the News Again am WASHINGTON - AN ASSISTANT . U. S. attorney said thunday federal agentS found nearly $250,000 worth of stolen flilver and art treasures In a baseinent bomb shelter at the Wllhlngton heme of former Lyndon B. Johnson aide Bobby tiaker. · Alalatant U. S. Attorney Harold J. Sullivan made tlle aceulatima during opening statements In the trial ol two men chatged With stealing valuables from homes In the wealthy Georgetown section of Washington. Holed Up at Antioch ANTIOCH, OHIO - AUTJI(}RITJES searching for a convlclld killer who has vowed to kill Monroe County Sheriff Francis !l!i!lbtteer have not spOtted the penitentiary escapee for two days but life convinced "he's holed up In here all right." Harold Kaylor, a Monroe County deputy sheriff, said the iMtch oi lhe U!lckly wooded area which Is also U!lck with undi!fl!'oWih, reaumed early today. Charles Elkleberry, 43, who was LES GRANDE .Contest, which will. be . ¥,Ill · lllll'te&ed 10 life In prison for the shooting death of Adams County during the Frol Jumllllll illitft Bell K. P.erry, 18 years ago, escaped from a work detail at contest Salurtlay begbnhllla~ theOhto Penitentiary June 9and returned to tlli.s area. 7:30 p.m., bas beejl eaqtetl by ~Jdue Sayre. Maline Fonner FBI Agent Vindicated wea'n one of the Fro& derhyl NEW YORK - A FORMER FBI agent who resigned under to be on sale dnrlng the cliy of pressure afler making an allegedly derogatory remark about J. the Big Bend Regatta. ~ Hoover Bald 'lbursday he felt vindicated by an out of court PrelimlDarles In the frog settlement ol his damage suit against the federal government. jump wUl begin at 5 p.m. The flllent, John F. Shaw, told a news conference he had received $13,0011 Jn back pay and medical expenses Incurred during the falalillneaa rA his wife earlier tlJis year. EIGHTH DIES 'l'beagreementslgned by Shaw, his attorney and an assistant SYDNEY (UP!) - The eighth U.S.· attorney also calls for tlle FBI to destroy aU documents of nine children born Sunday to which Indicate ':vttll prejudice" for "alrocious an Australian housewife died' conduct." Shaw sa1d, "I feel vindicated," adding tllat he and his today, leaving only a six-Inch- attorney see the FID's action In the case was a virtual confession long, l~unce boy still alive. o1 error by tlJe government. Doctors said his chalices were . S "k E ded Miners Bow, trt e n . very slim. CIIAR.LFBTON, W. VA. -A NATIONWIDE strike of coal rniQersloyal to Uniled Mine Workers union (UMW) President W. ''Tony" Boyle came to an end today In r•nse to a courtA. NOW YOU KNOW · The compass plant of iolorth directed order from the tough union boss. America turns the edges of Its ,. Boyle, whose court removal as a trustee of the union's leaves north and south to avoid Welfare and Relirement Fund prompted the walkout, issued a the mid-day heat but still. get Ietttr Thursday instructing the rank-and-file to "return to work . light from the morning and llruiledlately." He wrote tlle letter under tlle threat of a contempl evening rays of tlle sun. o1 court citation. · ».ullt To your Savings Account. Where you know it will earn generous interest. And be safely insured up lo$20,000. And be raady when you want lt. ~w resign~ Continuous On - Service . -· Fridays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. • POMEROY NATIONAL BANK . POMEROY RUUAND Serving Meigs County ON VIRGIN ISLANDS WASHINGTON (UP!) Edward Finch Cox and his bride, tlJe fonner Trlcla Nixon, have been found honeymooning in tlle VIrgin Islands at secluded caneel Bay Plantation, It was reported today. · Since 1872 Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $20,000.00' · Please note our new phone opmber at the Main Office - 992-2133 Drug Tests on Gls Environ_mental Issue Clouded business year starting July 1. But It also put up $200,000 for use by tlle Agriculture Department In assessing the impact on food production of any antip611ution action pending before the Environmental Protection Agency. And it made available $6.3 million to finance studies on possible adverse effects of pendingenvlronmentalcleariups on employment and tlle economy. WANTS COUNCIL SEAT CINCINNATI (UP!) - Ohio Youth Corps Director Jerty Springer, 27, said Thursday he would seek a seat on city council in the November election, running on tlJe DemocraticCharter Coalition ticket. fOR AVERY IMPORTANT PERSON ... DA.Q\ SAVINGS ON COMFORT SHOES FOR DAD! BRUCE GILL, LEFT, AND RICK OILE!t, OF DA~, · both '14, arrived In MJ4dleport Thursday afternoon on Bruce's Blppy, a homemade float made by the boys. Broce Is a cousin of Danny Meadows, Middleport pharmacist. The boys left Wheeling Saturday. Their destination is Levanna Ohio where Bruce's parentS spend the summer. Levanna Is approximately 50 miles upriver fr~ Cincinna1i. The youths, who have been planning their excursion since ·1as1 December, were met at Beach Comers dock by Mrs. Meadows. The two motors that power the float broke down Wednesday night at Apple Grove. They will stay In Middleport until repairs are made. _ By KENNETH J. BRADDICK SAIGON (UPI) - American troops wiU be tested chemically before tlley leave Vietnam for home to determine if they are narcotics addicts, tlle U.S. command announced today. The program was ordered by President Nixon as part of his plan for rehabilitation of addicted Gls and will begin on Sunday, tlle command said. A spokesman said the testing will Include newly developed urinalysis machines and has been dubbed tlle "ilrug abuse couhteroffensive." He said the mili lary hopes to extend the program to Include all troops leaving the war zone temporarily on rest and recreation leaves MARRIAGE LICENSES Roy Michael Thomp.. son, 21, Bidwell Route I, and Wanda J. Mollohan, 19, Vinton Route I; Edward Francis Smith, 20, Pomeroy Route 2, and Janet Eileen Mees, 20, Pomeroy. TWO MORE BROTHERS Unintentionally omitted from a list of several brotllers who preceded Clarence Hawley, 72, Pomeroy, In death were· Theodore and Clyde Hawley. and to all new incoming personneL A congressional subcomrnittee report prepared by Reps. Robert Steele, R-Conn.; and Morgan M:urphy, D-111., estimated tllat up to 10 per cent of American servicemen In VIetnam used addictive narcotics. The command outlined tlle antidrug drive to newsmen after President Nixon's mes- Veleram Memorial Hospital ADMITTED Ernest Molden, Rutland; Otto Lohn, Pomeroy; Edna Wayland, Middleport; Cheryl Coe, little Hocking. DISCHARGED - Winnie McKenzie, Martha McElroy, Charles Frazier, Belva Fisher, Barbara Byrge, Thomas Basin. OPEN HOUSE for showing tlle new 40-bed addition to Veterans Memorial Hospital Is seton Sunday,June 21, from 2 to 5 p.m. The public Is invited. RAMSEY PROMOTED Ernest L. Ramsey, 20, son of Mrs. Mildred Blevins, Route 3, Pomeroy, recently promoted to Army Specialist Four, 1s se~vlng near Chu Late, Vletnam,ln Battery A 3rd Battalion !8tll Artillery,' 23rd Jnf~ntry LODGE TO MEET Division. His Iallier, George c. A special meeting of Mid- Ramsey, lives at 717 Dimson dleport Masonic l.OOge 363, Ave ., Columbus. His wife, F&AM, has been called for 6:30 Ssrah lives at 729 Sycamore p.m. Tuesday at the temple. St., C~lumbus. sage to Congress requesting additional funds to counter ,drug abuse, which he said ·was "especially disheartening In Vielnam." H the Gl is confirmed as a drug user, he will be confined In a stricUy controlled area for medical observation and initial rehabilitation, Counselors, psy· chiatrists and otller medical officers will be on hand during witlldrawal, which doctors Bald In rare cases could be critical for a soldier badly hooked on heroin. When tlle patient has been treated enough to return to the United States, he will he flown iD medical evacuation ·aircraft with special crews for followup · rehabilitation at military Installations at home. Soldiers with a "negative" result should he able to catch the p~e home tliat ~y originally were scheduled to take, the command said. ·· THIS CO!.DR GUARD composed of veterans of the Vietnam War representing Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, led Friday's Big Bend Regatta Parade. .l C-0-E WIDTH Junel0-21-22 Jerry Lewis You Viii See GUARANTEED VOL VI NO. 21 FIT THE TRAVELING EXECUTIONER ITechnlcolor) SfaH Keach Mariana Hill BLACK PED MARS THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 1971 'JtiOW STARTS 7 P.M. R Gallipolis-Point Pleasant g Art ··'RetJi'ved BY DALE ROTHGEB, JR. GALLJPOLIS - A dying art, once a thriving business, has been revived In GaUls CMty, Bob Schaeffing, 27, Lower River Rd., a 1962 graduate of Nortll Gallla High School, and former employee of tlle Goodyear Tire and Rubbt!r Company, Apple Grove, W. Va., has started his own blacksrnitll business. Schaefflng graduated from tlle Midwest Farrier. School at Xenia last March 25. Blacksmithing is better known today as farriering. He Is now qualified in tlle complete art of horseshoeing, a trade once much In demand For years the village blacksmitll ' has bee~ read about, not seen. Schaeffing has found, however, that his business is everything but slow. His' services have been much in deman'd in Gallia as well as various (Continued on page 3) • d tn _mg .H. . '·p·· 'f J:"'"w i: ... tstonc IN OPERATION- Bob Schaeffing, Lower River Rd., Gallipolis, Is preparing to-shoe tlJe frontleftfoot of Nancy Smith's riding mare. Schaeffing Is a graduate of the Midwest Farrier School in Xenia. COLUMBUS - A country-western music talent search wm he held ai the Gallla County Fair on Friday, Aupotl, at 7:30 p.m. The Grange Mutaal Companies are provldlng fS5 In cam prizes. The contest is held In cooperation with Radio Station WMNI. Winners will be Invited to compete In a final contest at the Ohio Slate Fair. Entry blanks are available from Mrs. Dan Noller, Scottown, Ohio 41178 or from Country-Western Muaie Talent . Search, Ohio State Fair, ColllDlbas, Ohio 43211. It's 30 Days Jail Babcock, Athens, $25, !allure to stop wltll an assured clear distance ; f!azel Mullins, Toledo, $27.50, expired driver license; Mitchell Allen, Syracuse, $25, no protective headgear, and Myrle Z. Richardson, South Charleston, W. Va., $27.50, passing at an Intersection. · NEW YORK (UPI)~U.S. District Court Judge Murray I. Gur!eln, in an blatorlc decision on tree.dom of lnfonnatlon, refused Saturday to grant the Justice Department an injUnction prohibiting The New York Tiinea from publlahln& articles based on a aecret 'Pentagon study of the Vlelnam War. 1'be judge did, however, reslraln the Times from continuing til!! series of dispatches which was halted Tuesday by a preliminary court order, while the Juatlce department brunedlately appealed to the U.S. second ~our! of appeals. In hla !?-page opinion, Gur!ein's first as a federal jllclge, he said: " ... In the last analysis It is not metely the Opilllon of the editorial writer or the CGillllll1llt w~ch Is protected by the Flrtt Ainendment. It is lhe free flow of ~ilnnatlon 10 that the public will be informed about the government and its ictlons." The government had contended that the Times stories, which flrat appeared on June IS, had "ccmpromiled our current mlllta'ry and defense plaill and ·In· telllsenet' O()eraUoni m!' (had) JeOpardized our lnternatlooal rellltlona." But QUrfeln rejeCted tlJis qument, saying "there baa tieen an et!ott on the part of the times to vlndic8te the right of the public to know. It Ia not a cue In· volvlng an intent · to communicate vital <ConllnUid m pqe $) ' Ttnfght,June11 ' . O.u,lt Future Progr~m KELLY'S HEROES ICojor) SOFTLY LINED. FOR INDOOR OR OUTDOOR WEAR Everyone Loves To Get Slippers. Even Pop/ felly Savalas Parade ,E ntry Set any Jaycee or at tlle Chamber of Commerce office . Aparade entry,blank will be published Monday. Blanks should be returned to the Gallipolis Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 465, 16 State St., Gallipolis, Ohio, 45631. Every effort is being made to make tlle 1971 parade a complete community and area attraction. The parade w!U be held on Saturday, July 3, beginning at !Oa.m. All units taking , part must report' at the corner of Third . Ave., and Colli' I St., by 9 a.m., on July 3..· Sixteen trophies will be awarded in the following categories: banda, baton groups; floais, equestrian, decorated bikes, in· . dividual costumes (three different age groups), antique cars and special awards GALLIPOLIS - A spokesman of the in Best Patriotic '!'heme, Best River French Art Colony reminded Individuals Recreational Theme and Best Gay 90s. . that tlle deadline for submitting art Theme. ' . ·exhibits for tlle River Recreation Festival GALLIPOLIS - Charles Fulks and Don Warehime, co-chairmen of the 1972 Gall!polls River Recreation ·Festival' Parade, announced Saturday tlle deadline for submitting enlries for this year's parade Is Thursday, July I. Organizations or individuals planning to participate in this flftll annual parade, sponsored by tlle Gallipolis Area Jaycees in connection wltll the Sixtll Annual River Recreation Festival, are asked to fill out entry blanks, which may be obtained from Deadline Near for Festival Exhil!its on Monday or Tuesday, from 9:30 a.m.3:30 p.m., or Monday evening, from 7-9 p.m. The annual exhibit will be held in the' Public Square again this year In connecllon with the Sixth Annual River Recreation Festival. All entries are expected to be original works. -Pius1932: "THE MOONSHINE WAR" Patrick McGoohan Richard Wldmark I Color) Situr46.~t- JUII• I' Doulllt Feature S,~rNJH:AIN (Color) Anthony Quinn lngrld,Bergman TWO Gmi.S CARRY a large banner announcing til!! arrival of the "G~ttea," students of Miss Gloria Buck of Pomeroy. Her Galllpolis unit ·won first place amohg tlle marching groups of the parade. ' is~~~~;; may be delivered to Riverby · Husband Ord~red to ' Clint Eastwood A WALK • THE SHOE 101 15 CENTS Gurfein . '· NE~~Tt~c j m., $27.50, driving left of center; Franklin Also Your Invited Guest Reaching More Than 11,()()0 Families 28 PAGES toxlcation; Gregory Mueller, Freeport, WHICH WAY TO THE FRONT? horses, cash awards, Bob Daniels, first; County Baby Dolls. Mike .Jones, second; Cheryl Crosson, Winners in tlle decorated bicycle third ; antique cars, Lou Osborn, first ; division of the parade were: first, Jqdy Hart's Used cars, second; matching units, Radford, a bicycle prize; Deana IAe Pomeroy • Middleport - Gallipolis Glo- Denny, second, $10, and Cindy Thompson, ettes; first; second, a tie between a unit of third, $5; boys, Randy Batey, first, a new the Riggs Royal C8dettes and the Mason. (Continued on page 3) Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley Elberfelds In Pomeroy are open both Friday and Saturday nights until 9 in the evening. Shop in comfort on all 3 floors. Wearing apparel for your family and furnishings for your home. Sun., Mon . & Tues. Professional Women's Club, first; 4-H Busy Beavers, second; religious, American Legion Auxiliary, FeeneyBennett Post 128, first; frog float, Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, first ; Frogmoblle of Middleport and Pomeroy public libraries, second; the religious category. of ·the Big Bend segatta Parade Friday. · Mostly sunny and warm today wltll higha In tlle upper 60s. Low tonight In tlle 60s. Clear Monday. ., pedwin. 111E AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY of FeeneyBemett Post 128, American Legion, w6n first place honors in !WEATHER REPORT HAR1UNG TO MEADE Army Specialist 4 Kenneth L. Hartung, whose _motller, Laura H. Nice, and wife, Jacquelyn, live on Route 3, Pomeroy, recenUy . was ass1gned to the 35th Artillery Brigade at Ft. George G. Meade, Md. He is an accountant with the brigade's headquarters battery. T~e 23-year.old soldier received his M.B.A. Degree from the Ohio University at Atllens in 1970. Sale! Magic Chef Gas Ranges Magic Chef Electric. Ranges PICTURES AND STORY BY BOB HOEFLICH POMERO:Y - Free boat races and a · water shoW and the flea market - which happily for everyone might cost something ~ feature the final program of the illg Bend Regatta today. Boat races begin at I p.m. in the Ohio River fronting tlJis Ohio River town. They will continue until 5:30 p.m. The water show staged by the Athens Boat and Ski Club comes witll t)1e racing at the same price, that Is, for free. An art show on tlle upper parking Jot under direction of Mrs. Ruth Gosney will cootlnue today·, having begun Saturday, and all concessions and the flea market will run .until early evening. Regatta Weekend moved into high g~ar Friday evening ' with the annual· parade moving from Middleport to Pomeroy at 6 p.m. Trophies and cash awards were presented to winners In tlle parade competition. Jim Mees and Wendell Hoover, assisted by Earl Ingels, presented tlle awards at the Pomeroy Junior High School auditorium. Winners were, tlleme floats : Cub Scout Pack 249,.Dens I and 4, first place; Alpha Delta Epsilon Fraternity, Rio Grande College, second; commercial, Columbus aM-southern Ohio Electric Co., first; Rizer Oil Co., second; noncommercial, Middleport Business and GP I way· at tlle Gallla-Melga· Regional Airport Saturday, afternoon. The airport's runway number& are 5 and 23. Participating left to right are Randy Friend, David Bush, .!ohn Sowers, Scott , Cllneton II1CI Klilh Cooper. They were -111111*1 , ~ , . . Atldns, airport manqer arid 8111 Clllldl, a member of the ~·authority. ·I DAMAGES $100 GALLIPOI.:IS - Damage was estimated at $100 I~ an auto fire at 3:04 p.m. FtiHay at the intersection of Third Ave . and Vine St. According to Fire Chief James A. Northup, a backfire in th• car~uretor was blamed for a minor fire in a 1984 Pontiac Grand Prix owlll!d by Sandy saunders, Rt. 2, Galllpolls~ Seven men responded to the ~lsi alarm of the yc&t·. I • Avoid Wi+e 7 Years · I' , GALLIPoLIS - Darrell Johnson, 19, 55 Garfield Aye., entered ~ guilty plea Friday during a jury trial to a Juvenile • Court charge of contributing to , the • delinquency of a minor. Johnson originally had pleaded not guilty, but changed It to guilty following testimony of two wit-. nesses. , Judge F. }I. O'Brien, ·Meip County, ' si !ling by assignment, sentenced Joruto a one year term In the GaiBa Counlt ·Jail . However, the sentence w"~ '"·'"~ suspended and be wu placed on one vl!ld·'a probation. ' Thi charge spectfted Johnson 111o11 a Jill year old girl to '1\'qt V\fglnla II1CI ~ · her. Judge Q'Brletl Clfdlt'ld lllial J ) 1 II stay away from the Pi 1111t0 • l'wat!W 21 yeat·s or ,,.. . · � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 18, 1971 byers