https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7d8afbe0258468506237096f9de63f08.pdf a1806846b2d88de70a8c93d0cac6e99e PDF Text Text . H . 10 - The Dati) Sent mel , Mtddlrpott-l'olll<'l O). 0. Tllw s<i.ty, Mal 10, IUH Pa11bearers for DeFreeze NEWS " ~•·nuormlll<>s~llal ~rrested after gun battle HOSPITAL Museum (Continued from page ll At the present bow, only one room of the museum as bemg renovated. Thts IS the modern and functional mint-theater bemg provtded by Mrs Reed and her SISter, Mrs G R Vetmns 1\dnHSSH,.J s Pomei O\ Chct·ks a1 e to be made out to the soc aety ' We me stress1ng above all t'olumbta , Lela Shcnefteld, Vtnlon, Myrtle Ed"on, .f..ibany , Go ldll• that no contrtbu tton ts too small We wan t everyone to be 1.:1\\SO n, MuH•rsville , Mar) a part of the museum ' , Mrs Gtlk<·y, Reed satd Walk er . Syracuse, Chnstmc mother the late Juha Baker Thts room IS expected to br ready for public mspectJOn by June 23 when the soctety holds tis thtrd annual Hen !age Day Staged In cOnJunchon wtlh the Btg Bend Regatta Weekend the Hentage Day observances have been g1ven tremendous responses by the pubhc, mdlcabng that 1nterest 1n preservmg the coun ty's nch htstoncal background IS htgh At present, the plan ts to convert the ftrst floor of the museum 1nto a functional ope ration Hoy,ever, future plans also wtll make the second floor available for a meetmg room wtth kttchen facthltes , a ftle room and other facthhes All Metgs Coun ttans are mvtted to mat! thetr contributions as soon as possible to the Me1gs County Htslortca l Soctety at P 0 Box 145 m Kissinger (Contmued on page I ) cmd Synan President Hafez Assad to aceept the accord Wedne sday marked the ftrst formal cl gt erment bet ween the h\o warrmg nations smce the <.~rmistlee endmg Israel's 1948 war of mdependence Mthtary offtcers from Israel and Syna were scheduled to the agreement Fnday m Geneva , e ndtng the two nations ' 11-\\eek war of at- Sit,rn tntwn along the Golan Hetghts The brea kthrough pact set the stage for a tnp to th e Mtdd le East by Pres1dent Ntxon next month and a full s c t~ l e peace conference In Geneva m July Israel uas expected to mrange a new troop pullback accord wtth Egypt m the fall and then attempt to reach a mthtary disengagement pact wtth Jordan Mrs Me1r called the Knesset A semor U S offt cta l dlsclossed that three times (parliament) mto sesston after Ktssmger had almost gtven up. Ktssmger's departure to tell But Klssmger dtd not gtve up Israeli legislators the deuuls of because he beheved that the agreement and ask for fatlure of hts month-long approval lsraeh government sources m1sston would mean the gave these deta1ls m advance renewal of allout Lsraei-Synan wtll withdraw from Israel war that could mvolve other Mtddle Eastern nations, the the 325 square miles of Synan land captured m the 1973 Amencan offtctal satd Mtddle East War and a ~h ce of Golan Heights territory taken m 1967 Israel wtll gtve up Bertha Martin Qunettra, former capttal of the of Lancaster dies hetghts, but keep three strategic htlls west of the ctty LANCASTER - Mrs Bertha E Martm, 81, fomerly of Meig S - About 1,250 members of a County died Wednesday at the UmtedNatwns Disengagement Lan caster Falrf1eld Hosp1fa ! m Observer Force IUNDOF) wtll Lancaster Mrs Martm was preceded m pollee a Golan buffer zone I 2 to death by her husband 3.6 mtles wtde SuPJiVing are a daughter -Syrtan CIVIlians and adMrs Thom as C!ar:k , Lan ministrators wtll return to caster, a son, Walter, Da yton , two grandchi ldren and f1ve Qune1tra and Arab villages m great grandchildren the buffer zone Mrs. Martm was a member - Israel and Syrta Will each of the Tnn1ty Church '" Pomeroy be lumted to 6,000 troops, 75 Funeral ser v1ces will be at 1 tanks and 36 hght arttllery p m Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home w1th Rev W K. guns wtthm siX mtles of the Perrin off1c1at1ng buffer zone Each wtll be Fnends may call at the barred from haVIng mtsstles funeral home from 7 to 9 p m and lon g-range artillery m the Fnday next s1x m1les, but wtll be able to keep up to 450 tanks and unrestncted troops m the area -Syrta wtll release 68 Israeli prisoners m exchange for 392 Syrtans, 10 lraqts and stx To01ghl & Fnday Moroccans se1zed by Israel m May 30 31 the 1973 Mtddle East War Double Feat ure Prog,.am Guerllla Bases " TfiE fiEART BREAK The Umted States was KIO expected to gtve Israel assurCOLOR ances of pohhcal and Cybll! Shepherd diplomatic support m case of Cha r les Grod m l PG) retaliatory ratds aga1nst Arab PLUS guemlla bases m Syria '"C INOY AND DONNA" Israeli sources satd the last Rated R item led the Jerusalem government Wednesday to drop the fmal unresolved Issue --<~n Israeli call for Syrta to diS courage Palesttntan Tonrght guernlla ratds. Mav Jo Ktssmger vtstted Israel 17 NOT OPEN times and made 13 trtps ).o Syrta durmg hts bresome Fnday thru Tuesday May 31 June 4 peace mtsswn, whtch also Fred Zmnemann's Included tnps to Egypt, Saudi THE DAY OF Arab1a and Algerta. THE JACKAL He talked three limes wtth (Technlcolor) Edward Fox &met Foreign Mmister Andrei Alan BadeI Gromyko to blunt Russtan Tony Bntton opposition to the trtp A htgh l PG) U S offtctal satd the Sovtets Show Starts 7 p m did not hmder the mtsswn, but failed to help Mason Drive-In MEIGS THEATRE A'ITY. RONALD STEIN Wahama grad joins law firm in home county PT PLEASANT - A former New Haven resident Will JOan a Pmnt Pleasant ftrm for the practice of law He Is Ronald F 'Ronme" Stem, who w11l be practicmg law w1th R Mtchael Shaw from Offices at 610 Mam St The son of Mr and Mrs Ed\\tn L Stem of Canton 0, the new attorney was admitted to practice before U1e Mason Coun ty Bar May 20 Tuesday he was admt tted to prac!tce m the West Vtrgtma Supreme Court of Appea ls and U S Federal D1strtct Court. Stem Is a 1966 graduate of Wahama Htgh School where he uas a member of the Student Council for three years, semor class president, a nd achve m the band He graduated from Marshall Umverstty m 1970 wtth a B B A degree Graduating from the College of Law at West Vtrgmta Umverstty lhts month he was awarded a JUri spr udence degree Whtle at WVU he received the Amencan Juri sprudenc e Award concermng Domestic Relahons and was a member of the Ph1l Alpha Delta Law Fratermty Mr Stem Is marned to the former Beckte Lewts and they are the •parents of on'e daughter, Wmdt Lynn, who ts four years old He 1s the son-tnlaw of Mr and Mrs. James H Lew1s of Sandy Hetghts The Stems expect to move soon mto their recently purchased home at 707 Mam Street Fight (Contmued from page I) the accord could pave the way for dealing wtth the substance of the Palestiman people's rtght to self-determmahon. Most Arab guernlla leaders, how eve r, have denoun ced Klssmger's peace efforts as an " Amen~an-ZJOmst plot" and have threatened to step up strtkes mstde Israel to prevent the drtft toward a negotiated settlement Israeli newspapers found mertt m the accord negobated by Ktssmge r but the1r edttonals refl ected strong concern for the future even wtth the agreement Menachem Begm , leader of the opposthon m th e Knesset lparhament), srud the agreement endangered Israel's securtty Many other Israelis also had thetr doubts "f rustdon'thaveany fatth m the Arabs," satd Ilan Ftshpan, 26-year-old Tel Aviv watter "Until they throw us mto the sea, they JUSt won't stop trymg " "Of all the dangers m the agreemen t, the actiVIties of the terronsts IS the greatest," the newspaper Ma'artv said F;ven. wtth a green hght from Washington , Israel wtll be limited m htthng back at guernlla attacks by virtue of the agreement, 1t satd CLUB TO MEET The Pomeroy Garden Club Will meet Monday at the home of Mrs -Walter Grueser Pomeroy, at 7 30 p m ' "1111 CIIA'IQI Of IIAJON··· Dluo .... "ICII! 992-5759 271 M. •ru I A..., Ml'';atch.. Pomeroy , Akla Halfhtll, Cheshir e, Clyde Bayles, Middleport; Ruby Gtbbs , Letart, W Va , Henh etta Robm son, Middlepor t , Ernest Wright, Langsville Dtscharges - Dame! Dut_£heJ, Charl es Kt ssmger, MarJorie Welsh, Larry Dtllon, Mary Ntcholson McGmness, m memory of then Bean Kcl11e Sl~wart , W•~t Cl F.VI l.AND 1 UP I) - Three followers, accordmg to police Cleveland Patrolman Gerald Two of the wounded were Schetterer, 3t, ortgtnally tdcnl!fJcd as John O'Bnen, 19, reported as ktlled, was hsted m and Demus O'Bnen, 31, two cnttcal con ditiOn at Huron members of a fmmly held hos- 1 Road Hospital m suburban tage by the group durmg the East Cleveland. One other gunb;; ttle Both had been shot offtt-er from the Cleveland at least three limes and both Pollee Department and two were listed m fatr condt tton, East Cleve land patrolmen fJCrson s, 1dent1f1ed as members of a group whtch provided pall tx:arers for the fun eral of Donald IX• Freeze, head of the SymbJOnese r 1berat10n Army were arrested early today followmg a gunbattl e w1U1 nearly 100 poli ceme n S1x persons, 1ncludmg four pohn:mcn, were wounded Lt Rtchard Hrovat of the suburban East Cleveland Police Department satd the men had been fmled ear her m an apparent ktdnap attempt WJW -radiO, Cleveland, sa1d one of the three men arrested said he and his fnends were members of the Sunnt Orthodox Musii,ms, who were pallbearers at DeFreeze's funeral here last week DeFreeze and h1s group were the kidnapers of Patty Hearst, who became one of hi s Holzer Medtal Center' (Discharged May29) Manon Balke, Flora Dtckey, Reese Dtnsmoor, John Dower, James Hughes, James Johnston, John Kmg, Linda Malone, Georgia Marktns, Harnet Martm, Kathy Martm, Margaret McComb, Barbara Mmton, Hollts North, Leona Prtce, Molly Plymale, Corbett Stull, Homer Waugh, Jr The Galiia-Metgs Post. Ohto IBirths) Mr and Mrs. Lanny Reapp, State H1 ghway Patrol , ma daughter, Galhpohs Mr and veshgated two mmor smgle Mrs Lynn Shuler, a daughter. car mtshaps Wednesday, both occurmg at 6·10 p. m one tn Racine Galha CoUllty, the othet m Pleasant Valley Hospital Me1gs County Dtscharges - Mrs Melvm Accordmg to the patrol , Bush, Galhpohs Ferry, Roger Brandeberry, 17 , Charles Wolfe , Plmy; Edna Gallipolis, was headed west on Durst, Pomt Pleasant, Oscar SR 568, three miles west of Fry, Gallipolis, Robert Har- Gallipolis when he drove off the per , Pmnt Plea sant; Mrs. north edge of the road, came Lowell Cook, Pomt Pleasant , back and lost control, drivmg Davtd Ohlinger, Mt. Alto , back off the north edge of the Blam Van ce , Bidwell , Emogene Moore, Henderson, Mrs Stuart McComas, EXTENDED OUTLOOK Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Charles Chance or showers Saxon, Galhpohs, Lisa Saturday, then partly cloudy Elizabeth Casto, Pomt and a little cooler Sunday Pleasant , Mrs Ronald Dunand Monday. Highs in the can , Polnt Pleasant, and Mrs upper 70s and lower 80s George Dabney, Henderson Saturday dropping Into the New Cttlzens Pleasant upper 60s and 70s Sunday and Valley Hospttal May 27, a Monday. Lows In the 60s daughter to Mr. and Mrs Saturday and In the 50s Danny Wamsley , Pomt Sunday and Monday. Pleasant; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs James Nowhn, Pomt Pleasant; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Randall Boggs, THREE ASSISTS Galhpohs Ferry; May 29, a son The Southeastern Ohto to Mr and Mrs fullph Amburgey, Pomt Pleasant, and a Emergency Medi cal Service son to Mr and Mrs. Wtlham made three runs Wednesday They were at 12 II p m for Marshall, Pomt Pleasant Oka Walker, Syracuse, a medtcal patient, taken to Veterans Memonal Hospital; at 2 22 p m for Onrue France, Langsvtlle, taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital, and at 5.14 p. RUTLAND Hubert m to return hun home pol1ce sa1d Crew e~capes falling B-52 WRIGHT PAT1 E RSON AFB, Ohw iUPI) - A B-52 aircraft crashed and burned whtle landmg here early today, aut hontJcs sa1d The plane's seven crew members apparently escaped without sertous InJUry The plane departed the base at 7 45 p m EDT Wednesday on a Strategic A1r Command crew tr~ming Minor accidents probed Hubert Qualls died Wednesday Morrison Quails, 64, who made road and mto a dttch. There was moderate damage to the Brandeberry auto, and Brandeberry was not InJured No Citation was Issued At the same ltme, K Patge Garfteld, 24, Pomeroy, wa s northbound on SR 7 m Metgs County, etght-tenths of a mtle south of SR 248 when he losl control of his vehtcle, siidmg off the west berm and onto an embankment, shdmg sideways and across the embankment Damage to the Garfield auto was shght and the patrol attributed the accident to the wet surface of the road followmg a heavy ram Garfield was not InJured and the patrol dtd not Issue a cttahon. Southern High hand in parade Omitted from the participants m the Memorial Day Parade at Pomeroy, Monday was the Southern High School Marchmg Band The Southern Band, in summer uniforms, JOined the Metgs and Eastern bands, upon mvttatlon, as participants m the parade "The bands were a wonderful addttlon to our annual parade," offtctals of Drew Webster Post 39, American legiOn whtch sponsored the parade and followmg program commented. mtsston Authonties sa td the plane returned at 2·07 a m and crashed as tl \\as commg m for a landmg on the mam runuay Crew members were tdenttfted as Capt Robert E Smtih Jr , 29, the ptlot, 1st Lt John D Weaver Jr , 26, the co-pilot, Capt Wtlham G Heckathorn , 29, the radar nav1gator; 2nd Lt Robert E Pace, 24, th e naVIgator, Ca pt Paul C Hoffman, 26, the electromcs warfare off1cer, and 1st Lt James R VIllines, 28, the Instructor navigator, all of Dayton, and Capt. Charles 8 Brown, 29, Fall'born, Ohto, the Instructor pilot Change in gas cost will be shown on bill Columbia Gas of Ohto customers m the Galiia-Meigs area and elsewhere m Ohto wtll fmd tt easter to keep track of changes m the pnce they pay j for gas begmmng next month J M. Koebel, manager for the gas company m the GalllaMetgs area, sa td tha t, begtnnmg June 6, each month 's gas btU w1ll con tam a statement as to ho" much that parhcular btll has been adjusted to reflect mcreases and decreases m the prtce Columbia Gas of Oh1o must pay tis suppliers for gas The gas company Is authorized to ad rust its rates to reflect changes tt must pay tis wholesale suppliers for gas 1 Damage moderate through proviSIOns of a PurThere wa s moderate damage chased Gas Adjustment Clause to both vehicles mvolved m a mcluded m its contract wtth the two-car acctdent at 5 17 p m local communtty by ordmance, Wednesday mvestigated by the or added by order of the Public Metgs County Shenff's Uhhhes Commission of Ohw. Department Koebel satd the only chan~e Charles Wilham Frecker, 27, in the appearance of the bill Rt I, Mmersville, was wtll be the addi!ton of a lme travellmg east on Township readmg " Includes gas cost Road 67, Chester Twp , when adjustment of (cents ) per Cd" 1 Paul H Baer, 49, Rt I, reflecting the adjustment m Minersville, pulled out of a effect that month per 100 cubic field from the right Frecker feet of gas used clauned he could not see the other vehtcle due to tree hmbs, FIRSI' BARBECUE and Baer stated he did not see The Pomeroy Fire Departthe Frecker vehicle when they collided There were no ment and Emergency Squad wtll open its summer chicken cttal10ns barbecue season Sunday under the shelter at the Pomeroy Parkmg lot. SerVIng Will start at 11:30 a.m. Proceeds will go Showers and thundershowers to Ute bufldmg fund The tomght and Fnday. Lows department and ' squad will tomghl from the upper 50s to bold the barbecues regularly the nud 60s and htghs Fnday through October, weather from the mtd 70s lo the low 80s penmttmg. i Weather UNIT CALLED The Middleporl ER Squad was called Wednesday at 10:35 p m. for Alfred Roush, 62, who suffered a posSible heart attack He was taken to Holzer Medtcal Center. Nellie Russell Qualls He was employed as a coal m1ner all his l1fe Preced~ng him tn death beSides hIS parents were four brothers SurviVInQ are two brothers , Freeman, Detroit, Henry C , Hurncane two Sisters, Mrs Ollie Kender, Hurncane, and Mrs Thelma Foster , Culloden , W Va Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Saturday at lhe Ru tland Church of MEETING SET Meigs County Democratic Commtllee wtll meet this evemng at 8 according to E. A. Wmgett, chall'lllan, m the court room of the court house. ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY SHOP FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 9:30 TO 9 PM 0 the SHERIFF MOVING The Metgs County Sheriff's Department offtce wtll move to the second floor of the court house by next Wednesday because of remodeling. Offtce hours will be from 9 a m to 4 p m m the court house, but calls wtll be taken after that hour m the present office The phone number wtll remam the same LOCAL TEMPS Temperature m downtown Pomeroy Thursday al 11 a. m was 74 degrees under cloudy skies Get Off To A Fiytng Start for Summer !- For Men Women Children •HALTERS •SHORTS •SWIMWEAR •JACKETS •KNIT TOPS I' MAINST - POMEROY I VOL XXVI NO. 34 .J ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY ' ', - ~ \ •• agre ement on mJhtary disengagemen t be tween Israel and Syna The ag1eement, to be stgned later today m Ge ne,a , ~111 make posstble a tn p b} Nt xon to the Mtddle East, posstbly the second week m J Lmc In a sta teme nt whe n he landed at And1 cws Air Force Base at I 45 tl m , K1ssmger Satd " In a few hours tf everythmg goes according to schedule the guns on the Golan He1ghts w1l1 be s1lent for the fu st tnne 111 wtth NJX on at the Wlu te Huuse Longest I np H1s .!3-day tnp to the Middle Edst durtng which he tr<~ve le d 24,230 m1les, was one of the longest eve r rnad c b~ a sccreta r} of sta te Aft er ht s 1e por t to th e Prestdent, Klssmger had a fuU day of appomtments, fir st wtth co ngressiOnal leaders at the Whtte House, then IHth Umted Nell IOns Sec re ta! y-Gcne ral POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO By United Press International GENEVA - ISRAEL AND SYRIA SIGNED a formal agreement today to separate their warrmg arnues on tbe Golan Hetghts, brmgmg the troubled Mtddle East a step closer to a lastmg peace. WtUt tbe Umted Nations actmg as neutral cha1rman and the representatives of Umted States, Soviet Umon and Egypt lookmg on, army generals from the two natwns stgned the pact m Geneva's ornate Pala1s des Nations On the battlefield 1,800miles away, Israel and Syna reported heavy artillery and tank clashes only hours before the stgrung of the historic pact worked out by Secretary of State Henry A Kissmger The agreement called for an unrnedtate cease-fire on the Golan Hetghts, exchange of priSoners from the 1973 Mtddle East War and troop pullbacks wtthm four weeks ATHENS, OHIO - OHIO UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT Claude Sowle Thursday reaffirmed his deciSIOn to resign his post on or about Sept. 1. Sowle, m a lengthy statement, sa1d, "I have concluded after long and very c~reful deliberatiOn, I should reaffirm my decision to restgn as ptestdent of Ohto Umverstty "In that connection," he added, "I have notifted the chall'man of the board (of trustees) I wtsh to be relieved of my responstbililles on or about September I, 1974." Sowle satd future observers may conclude that events at the university durmg the past few months "were among the most significant in the Institution's long hiStory. "Durmg that pertod the untverstty faced many problems and, at times, the institutiOn performed superbly," he satd "On other occastons, tis baser mstmcts prevailed and a great umvers1ty suffered great losses But m the end, these reversals served to bring forth a spontaneous and masstve reassert10n of Ute university 's will to meet the challenges before tt wtth dedicatwn, reason and civility." BY BOB HOEFLICH The son of a Pomeroy couple - Mr and Mrs W1llard D Russell, 311 Condor St - has teamed hts Christian tratmng wtth hts sktll as a airplane ptlot to perform a untque serVIce for the christian m1sston m the San Bias Isla nds He IS Rev James Russell, 47, uho was reared m the Akron area but has been a vtsttor m Pomeroy smce his parents moved herem January, 1968 For example, there's an emergency on one of the small San Bias Islands located m the South Atlantic off the coast of Panama and Colombia. A shark had attacked a l().yearold boy as he swam with hts playmates - chppmg off one of his legs. Less than an hour later a Cessna 185 ts overh~ad stgnallmg the arnval of Gospel Wmgs Ill of Marttlme Fruth Mtsston Fellowship, ptloted by Rev Russell. He had been summoned on a two-way radiO m the small m1ss1on hospital on Airtgandt of the San Bias Archipelago The plane sets down on an atrstrlp hacked from the brush wtth machetes Such emergency fltghts are routine for Rev. Russell between the remote pockets and Panama Ctty hospitals Through the flymg of Rev Russell, atd can be taken tmm edtately to th e many remote vtllages where EXTENDED OUTLOOK Fair Sunday, scattered thundershowers Monday and clearing Tuesday. Daily highs in the 70s north and 75 to 80 south. Lows in the 50s and lower 60s. PHONE 992 2156 TEN CENTS Weather Showers and thundershowers likely today and likely m all but northwest lontght Htgh today mtddle 70s and low 80s Low tomght m the 50s. Partly cloudy and not as warm Saturday Htgh upper 60s to low 70s plamtiffs for the 1973-74 school year be held null and votd and the plamtif! - appellants (the teachers) be deemed to be rehired for the 1973-74 school year The optmon further stated· " We believe the trial court committed preJudtctal error. A swnmary Judgment shall not be rendered unless tt appears from such evidence or sllpulatton and only therefrom, that reasonable mmds can come to but one concluston and that conclusiOn IS adverse to the par ty agamst whom the mot,ion for summary JUdgment ts made, such party bemg enlttled to have the evtdence or sh pul ahon constr ued most strongly m his favor .' ' The appellate cour t stated "we are of the optmon thai ' • • • , -y 'I . • I /t ' AFTER AffiLIFTI NG SUPPLIES to m1ss1onary doctors m Panama's Danen Jungle, Rev James Russell, whose parents reside m Pomeroy, frequently helps doctors treat their Choco Indian patients JOn e of Fairmont, W January, 1968 Va 1 Alpha E Russell, Sprtng Ave., Pomeroy, IS a brother of Mr Russell Mr and Mt s Russell aren't the first couple to retire to Metgs County and they won 't be the last Mr Russell satd " ! bke It here very much " I yearned to return to the hills and the Mr Russell IS the son of the late Samuel M (M tke ) Russell who restded m Bradbur y, Rutland and Pomeroy Bestdes the Rev Mr James Russe II, there are four other children. Rtchard, who restdes wtth his parents and 1s studymg at OhiO Uruverstty , Charles and Dollie, both m Califorma , and Mar- streams '' Harriet Neigler dies number of yea rs She v.as a past matron of Racmc Chapter 134, Order of Eastern Star and was a past h1gh pnes tess of Mary Shnne , Wh1te Shrme of Jerusalem An act1ve member of the Ohto Valley Grange of Letart Falls, Mrs Netgler was a past re gent of Return Jonathan Metgs Chapter, Daughters of Amen can Revolulton. She wa s servmg on fulcme Vtllage Counctl and had been a 4-H club leader for 30 Agnew pays up in full BALTIMORE (U P!) - Former V1ce President Sp1ro T reasonable mmds cannot come Agnew has patd all his back to but one conclusion and that federal mcome taxes and Ute concJuswn 1s adverse to the Internal Revenue Service has plamttffs against whom the no further clamiS agamst him, mohon for summary JUdgment the Baltimore Sun said today ts made, construing the Agnew pleaded no contest to evtdence most strongly m thetr a stngle tax evasiOn charge favor. Oct 10, the day he restgned as The teachers affected are vtce president after bemg M~lvm Carter, former SW unplicated m an mvestigation football coach; Richard of a kickback scheme mvolvmg Hamilton , former SW architects and engineers while basketball coach; J Robert he was Balhmore Courlty Evans, Stanley Sobel, Orv11le Executive, governor of MaryWhite, Martha Hopkins, LOIS land and vtce president Hueholt, and Linda Rusk A criiDII\al information filed The teachers had sued the at that time alleged that former Southwestern Board of although hiS 1967 tax return Education on the basts that showed a taxable meome of their actiOn was contrary to $26,099 and $6,416 m taxes section 3319 II of the Ohio owed, he actually earned Revised Code whtch states , $55,509 and should have patd "Any teacher empl oyed under $19,947 m lkxes. (Contmued on page 10) The newspaoer smd that ' JOint cooperation comnuss1on to be establtshed by Egypt and the Uruted States Kissmger mentwned forma · tton of the comrmsswn m a charge would have called for back payments of about $25,000, mcludmg $13,551 m unpatd taxes for !967, a 50 per cent penalty and a 6 per cent mterest charge. A Justice Department summary of Its case agamst Agnew clatmed he had actually recetved about $87,500 m unreported mcome between 1966 and 1973. The amount the IRS collected from htm was not revealed, the newspaper said Judah Best, Agnew 's attorney, refused to corrunent on the Sun report, saymg the matter IS "highly confidential." He said Agne'f would also have no comment The Sun 's sources were quoted as saymg Agnew ts now "clean as a hound's tooth" and that the IRS constders Ute case rlo.,•rl vear s Mrs Neq~ lcr was a member of the auxthary at Veterans Memonal Hosp1 tal th e auxtltary of Ra ctn e Amencan Legton Post 602 and the Metgs Coun ty TuberculoSis and Health Assoc talton Sur vtvmg are her husband , Guy, a daughter, Mrs Mary Cleek ; a gra nddaughte r Pamela Dtddle, Ra cme , grandsons , Robert and Corbet Cleek , both of fulcme , grea tgrandsons. Shawn and Chad Dtddl e, Racm e, and three brothers, George, Point Pleasant, Robert A , Norwalk and Otts S McClin to ck, fulclne Funeral services wt ll be held at 3 p m Sunday at the fulcme Wes leyan Uni te d Method ist Church wtth the Rev Howard Sh1veley offtctatmg Burtal wtll be m th e Letar t Falls Cemetery Friends may call at the Netg ler restdence m fulcme anyllme after 7 tht s evenmg SQUAD CALLED RAICN E - The Racme ER Squad was called Thursday at 6 50 a m for Owen Anderson , Rt 2, Racme, a medical pahent, who was taken to Veterans Memorial Hosp1tal At II 05 a m Thursday they transported Mrs .John Rowe, Rt 2, Ra c me , to Holze r Medical Center wtth a poss1ble fracturP.ci ;;~rm II t Sadat s Support 'The negottat10ns concluded yesterday between Sy n a and Israel could no t have succeeded wtthout the advtc-e and consta nt support of President Sadat and the Egyptian gove rnment ,11 Kiss mger sa1d 'RelatiOns between the Umted States and Egy pt ha\ e Improved and w1ll contmue to Improve " Sadat had pra tse for both KISsinger and Ntxon He ha tled the positive and effective role of the Umted States of i\nwnca , wh1ch proved thattt ts capable and quahfted under the leadership of Prestdent Nixon to assume Jts responSiblh tles as a great power " He added "In recogrutwn of thts role we welcome the forthCOIT'tng vts tt of President Ntxon and we trust Jt wtll be a further step for tntenstfymg mutual understanding and consohdatmg the fnendshtp between the Amencan and Arab peoples " suntved by hts \\ tfe, Wtm fred , who IS secretary of the Metgs Coun ty Fa tr Board , two daughters, Dtana and Amta Kmg, Pomeroy , hts parents, Edward and Leona Ha rt Kmg, Pomeroy, a sister, Mrs Earline Hysell, Columbus, and l\\o brothers, Gene, Pomeroy, and Kenneth, Middleport Funeral servtces Will be held at I p m. Sunday at the Ewmg Funeral Home wtth bunal to be m the Rock Spnngs Cemetery Masomc services wtll be at 7 30 p m Saturday at the funeral home where VISitors will be received from 2 to 4 and from 7 tc 9 p m , Saturda} Nixon, Kissinger talk at breakfast the Middle East." UPI White House Reporter Ntxon's meeting wtth WASHINGTON (UP! ) Prest dent Ntxon and Secretary Klssmger also focused on the of State Henry A Kissinger President's forthcorrung trips today revtewed Kissinger's to tbe Mtddle East and to diplomatic trmmph m securing Moscow Both the tr1p to Isreal a disengagement of Israeli and and Arab capitals and the Syrtan rrulitary forces as the sUITIIDlt meetmg wtth Sovtet guns fell stlent on the Gola n Commumst Party le ader Leorud I Brezhnev, startmg Hetghts fronl about June 24 or 25, are mMter only a few hours of tend ed partly to en han ce • sleep following hts return from his Mtdeast peace miSsion, NiXon's LITlage as a peace Ktssmger went to the Whtte maker Aides satd Ntxon probably House for a breakfast meeting wtth NIXon m the family dinmg would begtn his Mtddle East room on the ftrst floor of the trtp nex t weekend It IS ex- · peeled to mclude stops m manswn Egypt, Israel, Jordon and Alter that came a Whtte ' House Cab met 'Room meetmg, possibly Syria A Berutt newspaper satd wtth top congressional leaders of both parttes on hand to hear today that tbe United States Kissinger's report on what he and Syria had agreed In descrtbed, m a 1. 45 a m prmctple to resume dtplomatic arnval statement, as an agree- relatwns The report said ment that could contribute to Alfred Atherton, a State Department Mtddle East expert, ~'a JUSt and permanent peace m would be the fll'st U.S. ambassador to Damascus smce diplomatic relallons were severed durmg the June, 1967, Arab-Israeli war Three fined in mayor's court Three defendants were fined and four others forfeited b]lnds 1n Pomeroy Mayor Dale Smtih 's court Thursday mght Fmed uere Michael Bolin, Mid dleport, $10 and costs, squealmg tires , Larry Whttt, no addr ess recorded, and Lmda Prtddy , no addre ss recorded , $10 and costs each. McARTHUR, Ohto (UPI) dtsturbmg the peace The Vmton Local Teachers ASForfe11tng bonds were Ellen sociation filed a sutt Thursday Rtchards, Pomeroy, $30 bond, in Vmton County Common no operator 's hcense, Martm Pleas Court here chargmg the Roush, Hartford, and Robert local's school board wtth Batley, Long Bottom, $30 each , vtolahng tenus of Its contract squealing hres , Roger with teachers Reynolds, Pomeroy, $30 AssoCiation spokesmen sa1d penntttmg unlicensed operator the swt charges the board reto operate vehicle. fused to bargam m good faith with teachers, as required in the agreement. UNIT CALLED The contract, whtch had no The Mtddlleport ER Squad expiration date but whtch could was called .Thursday at 2 32 p m to Ash Street for John be t.errrunated by etther party, Bacon who had struck the stde Will expire June 30 as of a car wh1le ridmg a requested by the school board. motorcycle He w~s taken to Negotiations on a new contract the office of Dr. J J Davis for were reported deadlocked Last week the aSSOCUition • treatment filed a $1.5 million damage suit m U S. DIStrict Court in ColumCOFCMEET bus against Ute board and two The Pomeroy Chamber of school admmtstrators m Commerce Will meet Monday connection wiUt the. dlsmiMal Teachers of Vinton file • court smt ~• noon n t th~=~o MPIP~f: Tnn 'I " ween Egypt and Israel m Jan uary Marvin King is accident victim Marvm D Kmg , 42, Rock Spnngs Road , wa s ktll ed at the Elhol SubstatiOn of the Columbus and Southern Ohto Electnc Co m Athens Thursday afternoon An employe of the company , Mr Kmg wa s fastemng a cham to a truck wh1ch was stuck and "as to be pulled by a second truck Apparently, the brakes on the second vehtcle let go and Mr Kmg was crushed oelwcen the two vehtcles Mr Kmg was a member of the Pomeroy Masomc Lodge 164, F and AM, and of the Metgs County Fatr Board Born July 2, 1931. he IS perform many " odd" nuss1on.s RACINE - Mrs Harrt et S McClintock Netgler, 63, wtdely known Racme area resident, dted Thursday evemng at the home of her daughter, Mrs Corbet Cleek m fulcme The Racme Emergency Squad answered a call to adminis ter oxygen to Mrs Ne1gler Mrs Netg ler was a member of the Racme Wesleyan Umted Methodist Church where she taught Sunday School for a ment of a Umted NatiOns Disengage ment Obse rv er Force 1UNDOF 1 of 1,250 men to be statiOned tn the buffer w ne betw een the arm1es of Syn a and Israel on the Colan Hetght s Also schedu led to be announced today are detatls of a Sad at has beco me Ktssmger's chtef ally m the Arab world smce the secretary of state negot1a ted a sumlar troop diSengagement bel- otherwise person nel would spend days traveling to the outpost by dugout can oes, horseback or afoot on rough Jungle tratls Mtsswnartes and thetr supphes at c a ~rhfted over the JUngles 1n JUSt a fraction of the time previOusly reqwred Rev Russell has always had an mtense mterest m flymg, startm g at an early age when he made model airplanes He \\ent mto severa l tramm g programs to become a p1lot, meanwhtle, graduatmg from John Brown Uruverstty wtth a maJor m Chrtstian educatiOn The mtmster IS called upon to such as transportmg anythmg from chtckens and ptgs to machinery and seeds. Need less to say, he 1s giVen a royal welcome when he lands on one , of the rruru-tslands to make a delivery and to provtde help m one form or another Rev Russell IS expectmg to return to the states this fall and wtll fill a round of speakmg engagements He ts also expectmg to vtstt Pomeroy H1s parents lived m Akron a number of years where Mr Russell was a f treman Followmg retirement m Akron, Mr. and Mrs Russell went to Caiiforma, then Oregon and then returned to Califorma where Mr Russell was em played m mat! service until the end of 1966 They stayed m Cahforma unhl the end of 1967 movm g to Pome r oy In machmCI) for the esta bhs h- accord enttne FRIDAY, MAY 31, 1974 Kur t Waldhetm , then wtth th e Senate Fore ign Rc la twns Co mm 1tt~~ In exec ut ive SeSSIOll and fin ally \\ llh West Ge rma n Defense Mini ste r Georg Leber W1 th Waldhe1m K1ssmger mtended to put m motwn the speech Thursday tn Catro after acceptmg the congratulatiOns of Egyptian President Anwar Sadat for the Synan-lsraeh vv;;;;.7r;B;i;f~ Flying cleric serves miSSions 'I \ Israel <~ nd Sy 1Ja to brmg abou t the ag1cement Af ter a 14 1 2-hour f1 1ght, K1ssmger got only a few hours slee p bcf ot e a bu sy dav be gmnmg w1th a b1cakfa st • Etght teachers dtsmtssed March 20, 1973 from their teaching positions in the Southwestern Local School Dtstrtct "have been deemed" to be rehired for the 1973-74 school year by the Fourth Dtstrtct Court of Appeals. In an optmon wrttten by Judge Gordon Gray of Athens County and agreed upon by Judge Earl Stephenson of Portsmouth and Judge Homer E. (Pete) Abele of McArthur, Ute court ruled the judgment rendered tn Gallia County Common Pleas Co urt ts reversed and Judgment ts rendered for the platntiffs The court instrucl<ld Wtlltam Conley, counsel for teachers, to prepare an entry holrlmg that ' the order of defendant board m regard to the hiring of · the I - II to report to President N1xon on He noted \\ Jth sat1sfact10n ' that 1t " "' the Umted Sta te• that " '" trusted· by both Devoted To The lnteres~ OJ The Meigs-Mason Area ' I nearly a year ' • at y 8 teachers re-instated Save This Weekend on Misses. Juniors, and Wornens Spring Sportswear. •COORDINATES •BLOUSES •PANTS •JEANS •T-SHIRTS •SWEATERS red flowers, are surrounded by large sandstones Helpmg do the work were, 1-r, Dean Blackwood, Pomeroy, and brothers Gene and Kerm1t, and Dayton McElroy, all of Rt 1, Mt nersvtlle • WASHINGTON - EXECUTIVES OF International Telephone and Telegraph committed no crunes during the settlement of a big antitrust case m 1971, Spectal Watergate Prosecu lor Leon Jaworski has concluded But an investigation inlo the conglomerate wtll contmue, he told Rep. J J. Pickle , D-Tex , Thursday, under a new prosecution staff Uta! replaced the three lawyers who qutt the ITT task force m the past week. Jaworski has been mveshgating whether the settlement, favorable to ITT, was linked to its offer of up to $400,000 to belp finance the 1972 Republican Nahonal ConventiOn then scheduled for San Diego, Calif FREE CUSTOMER PARKING ON SECOND STREET AND Chapman's Shoes MEIGS COUNTY SENIOR CITIZENS have cleaned up the rtverbank across from Pomeroy Jr Htgh and planted two large flower beds there The flower beds, contammg most!} WASIDNGTON- THE GRUMMAN AEROSPACE Corp. has told Ute Navy 1t can't contmue building the controversial F14 "tomcat" ftghter unless the Pentagon comes up wtth $125 rrullton m advance cash payments, Senate sources say Grumman's demand for the unusual cash-m-advance procedure cannot be met Without an okay from Congress, but the Navy has concealed the demand from Capttol Htll since January, the sources satd. The Navy action was diScovered w1thm the past week by a Senate Anned Services Corrumttee atde. A memo detatlmg his findings was made public Thursday by Sen.Stuart Syrrungton, DMo. ComiRlttee sources satd the group was "acutely embarrassed" by the Navy actiOn because Its $21 8 billion 1975 arms hudget comes to Ute Senate floor today - and the btll contains $722.5 rrullion more for Fl4s wh1ch to date do not perform anywhere near expectations Nazarene w1th the Rev Lloyd D Gnmm , Jr , off1c1atlng Bunal will be m Mlle s Cemetery Fr~ends may call at the Walker Funeral Home 1n Rutland after 2 p m Fnday Marriage Licenses fullph Edward Parker, 19, Rt 3, Pomeroy, and Vtrgmta Katherme Chne, 19, Rt I, Reedsville ; Clarence Gordon Proffitt, 44, Portland, and Odessa Bell Weddle, 32, Portland. By HFNRY KEYS WASHI NG'! ON i UP f I Secretm y of State Henry A Ktssmger returned home toda y his maJor d1ploma t1 c success m brm g1n g c1bo ut a n hiS home with the Sam Sm tih fam 1ly 1n Rutland fhe past 39 years, dted Wednesday night at Pleasant Valley Hosp •tal m Pomt Pleasant Mr Qualls was born Apri l 23, 1910, m Hurr1cane, W Va , a son of the late Charles and Kissinger returns, Golan guns st,illed were hsted m fa1r condtUOII at th<> hospital · Pollee sa td the sequenc< events began Wednesday when a man te'htattvely ;<1Prtti·l fled as Andrew Jackson, East Cleveland, was by ftve black men on Fourth Avenue m Cleveland. Jack"'n escaped, apparentlY I whtle betng taken to hiS horne, Hrovat satd ' Hrovat also satd "a prelunmary mvestlgatwn shows that ! th ts (the ktdnaptng ) was somewhat related to drugs ' • rol Jlna t ... ,.....,,..., �. •, ' . .... ' ' " .. .J :~ der which expensive and often UPI Statehouse Reporter emotional co urt procedures · COLUMBUS (UP!) - The must be endured even if both Ohio General Assembly is in spouses want to terminate a weekend recess, preparing for marriage. a heavy work schedule next The new bill eliminates the week which legislative leaders sea rch fo r " fault" in the hope will lead to a summer marriage breakup and allows adjournment by June 6. husband and wife to sign a Less optimistic lawmakers separation agreement believe it will take an ad- providing for division of ditional week to resolve property, alimony, and child priority issues, including a custody, support and supplemental budget, election visitation. , reforms and a package of If e1ther party were not sa tpension bills. isfied or did not want the divThe Senate Thursday orce, it would be contested. adopted, 30-!,a limited no-fault The bill permits courts to divorce bill and returned it to order up to 90 days of conthe House for concurrence in ciliation procedures in any amendments. case involving divorce, an-,. Legislation permitting aula- . nulment or alimony. malic right turns after stopSen. Ronald M. Mottl, D-Parping for a red light and yielding ma, tried ro amend the bill to to traffic or pedestrians require Cuyahoga County ro followed a similar cow-se, by establish a special conciliation the same 30-1 vote. court ro take jurisdiction for 30 And the House gave over- days of any case where one whelming approval to a party wanted to preserve the Senate-passed bill granting tax marriage. exemptions to multi-<;tory, offCreate Mill street parking garages in Mottl said he was afra id the rundown areas of cities. "no-fault" concept as applied Replaces Law to the Cleveland area would The no-fault divorce bill, create a "divorce mill." cleared by the House last JanBut the senators voted his uary, has been under study for amendment down, 12-19, on four years. It is designed to grounds the judiciary in Coyreplace Ohio's current law un- By United Press Intemational ahoga County already has the power ro set up such a court. The bill se ts f<Jrth guidelines for courts to determine alimony and child custody and support. Custody of children would be determined on the basis of what is hest for the child, including the wishes of the parents and any children 11 and older . The bill also requires premarital counseling if either applicant for a marriage license is under 16. The Senate restored a provision requiring in~truction in family living in grades 10-12 in all Ohio high schools, ei ther in a separate oow-se or as a unit in an existing course. QuaWied Teachers The House had overwhelmingly rej ected this provision on grounds it would cost too much and not enough qualified teachers were available. The right-turn-on-red bill would take effect July I, 1975, if Senate changes are agreed to by the House, making Ohio the 15th state in the nation to enact such a procedure. Sen. Charles P. Bolton, RMentor, the bill's floor manager. said it would "increase the traffic flow , reduce driver frustration and it may save us a dime here and there." Bolton explained that motorists was te gaso line while awaiting a green light to make a right turn even though there is no cross traffic. Current law forbids a right turn on red unless authorities post a sign permitting it. The bill would reverse this, legalizing the tw-ns unless local authorities or the Hi ghway Patrol prohibited them. Sen. M. MorrL• Jackson, DCieveland, the lone opponent, contended the new procedure would catch very young and ve ry old pedestrians unawares, and they would be endangered by motorists tw-ning on red. In other legislative developments : FISHING - The Senate approved, 30-1, and sent to the House a comprehensive bil~ reg ula ti ng the seaso ns, methods, fees and locations for commercial fishing in Lake Erie. EVE - The House and Senate ag reed to legislation requiring continuing professional education of optometrists. The Senate will reconvene next Monday at 6 p.m., while the House retw-ns at 11 a.m. Tuesday. CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY - Eight members o! the 1924 graduating class of Racine High School, left to right, are Mrs. Edna Broyles Balsely, one of the teachers of Eigh t members of the graduating class of t924 of Racine High School celebrated their 50th ann iversa ry Saturday at the annual alw-nni banquet held at Southern High School. ,. They were honored at the banquet by the presence of Mrs. Edna Broyles Balsely, one of the teachers of the class. Th e banquet tabl e was beautifully decorated for the occasion with a gold colored the class · Cora Balser Webb, Velma Chapman Quillen, Irene Miller Hayman, Violet Hill Grimm, . Evelyn Longsworth Dobbins, Isabel Bentz Wilson, Frankie Beegle McKelvey, and Maxine Spencer Wingett. crepe paper streamer and ce ntered with an arrangement of gold and yellow mw-ns flanked on each side by' black and white " pro£essor " replicas which were given later as door prizes. Following the banquet the members of the class were invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb, Raci ne. The gr oup spent the eve nin g reminiscing and enjoying a scrapbook brought by Velma Quillen. Mrs. Webb had a prog ram or the 1924 commencement, a news arttcle that appeared in the paper about the graduation , and wore her class ring. The class motto was "character is the on ly true diploma". The 1924 class address was given by the late Prof. G. H. Crow and diplomas were signed by the late Supt. C. N. Wag ner. Prof. Crow, a Meigs Coun ty native and of the Ohio Indexation newest hope to slow down inflation Finland, Belgium and fsrael and is being practiced on an ever widening scale in the United States. As the name Implies, indexation is a way of adjusting wages and prices more or less automaticslly ro effects of Inflation by means of an inflation index. In the countries mentioned, indexation is compulsory by law. In the United States ·it has been strictly voluntary so far but Sen. James Buckley, R-N.Y., has introduced a bill ro compe I the SOUTHERN IDGH had its marching band in the Memorial Day parade in Pomeroy Monday. Two majorettes step smartly out in front. Jot to help strengthen the heart. Digitalis and related medicines are first and most important. Many people who have had heart failw-e can retw-n to nor mal living patterns by By GENE CARLSON . taking these medicines. This, billion, or 11 per cent of the carrying a heavier share of the . WASHINGTON (UP!) total '75 budget, also a bigger tax bw-den relative to their Income people are growmg the however doesn't mean that Gains by poor people under the slice of the pie than in earlier incomes. most." you sho~dn't have sw-gery if Revenue Producer you have a condition that latest Nixon administration spending programs. For example, after examining At the same time, l!lx breaks warrants it. Eventually the budget may not be as big as But these gains are, in part, all sources of government first thought, according to three offset by a tax system that the revenue, the Brookings group for farmers, 011 produGers and problems from bad valves Brookings Institution econO- Brookings study says is in: concluded that "social insur- other business sec tors_ have can 't be managed by mists. creasingly regressive - mean- ance (security) taxes that reduced the effective y1eld of medicines alone, and there Increasingly burdensome ing that low-income people are weigh relatively heavily on low- corporate mcome taxes as a often comes a time when revenue producer . sw-gery is needed and adtaxes are wiping out recent advances in federal spending visa ble; provided the patient's for social security, Medicare, over-all condition can tolerate , food stamps, and other proit. grams aimed at helping aged '-! 1 The fast heart rate you have and low-income Americans, the is common in the presence of economists said. heart failure. It sometimes By Lawrence E. Lamb, M. D. to mean the heart muscle is pressw-e and the fa tty deposits slow s as the problem is The analysis was part of an Dear Dr. Lamb - I have had weak or not able to contract in the arteries to the heart annual review of government a heat murmw- at least 16 hard enough to pw-np blood in muscle are common guilty corrected. The mw-mw- can be fiscal policy published Friday yea rs. Four years ago I either from a bad valve or the most effi cient manner. factors. by Brookings, a respected 'developed in- Failw-e or weakening of the caused by the dilation of the ca rdia c It is important to know just private research organization suffi ciency. The left side of my hear t from the weakened heart heart muscle ca n affect ei ther headquartered in Washington. heart is much weaker than the the left side of the hea rt (the what causes heart failure in muscle. Higher Percentage right side. The heart beat is most common problem ) or the order to treat it properly. If the I think you ought to find out problem is a damaged hear t why you have heart failure. The study notes that in fiscal soft and around 100 limes a year 1975, which begins July I, minute. If I get extremely right side and eventually both valve then in many instances Ask your doctor if you have a the right and left side of the heart surgery with valve the administration has ear- ·tired , it will go up to 140 for a heart. valve that should be operated replacement is a good idea. marked $96.2,billion for "cash time. Failure of the left side. If heart failw-e is ca used by upon, or what the problem income maintenance.'' This is a really is. I'm sure you should The murmur is grow ing full 32 ' per cent of the $304 sl€adily worse. I'm having causes shor tness' of breath disease in the arteries ro the be ~n medicine at least to help billion that' the government chest pain freque ntly and my from the accw-n ulation of fluid heart there is relatively little control the problem, and plans to spend dw-ing the next left arm hurts. Will a fas t heart in the lungs. Failure of the that can be offered surgically perhaps you are. But, you need 12 months and is a much higher rate lessen the life span? Does right side ca uses swelling of to trea t the patient. to know this and what the Medical treatment can do a medicines are. percent,,ge for such programs the hear t ever strengthen after the liver, abdomen, feet and an kles. There are many ca uses than in recent years. card iac insufficiency? I'm past for fa ilw-e of the heart. A bad Government money for "es- 50. rs sw-gery indicated? valve from old rhew-natic heart sentials" such as medical care, Dear Reader - Cardiac disease ca n be one cause. It food, housing and education insufficiency mean s heart programs has swollen to $33 failw-e. Doctors use this term can also result fro m overloading the heart muscle. Stress from high blood From Frigidaire, here's an Environment Maker Room r='-=--~-~ --~ · The Dai~ Sentinel . Air Conditioner that cools Aki khen shower for the Ohio Roanoke Bible College and automatically. The big D£VOTI!:IJ TOniE Valley Christian Assembly Kentucky Christian College for 15,000 BTUs l hr. • cooling IN'miEllr OF MEI~AJIEA camp at Darwin was planned donations. A thank-you card capacity of this room air CHEsTER L, TANNFJIU, when the Meigs County was also read from Mrs. Ruby conditioner handles hot -.Ed. · Christian Women's Fellowship Rife and 'a personal .letter !rom days and a warm room. ROBERTHOFSUCH, ~yP.dMor Provides setcit-and-forgetmet Thursday night at the Zion a former member, Mrs. I Publ..i.lbed dilly !J«pt Sal!rily by The it Comfort Power by autoChurch of Christ. ' Jeanette Carter, now residing Oblo Valley Publbhlnc Comi>onr. 111 matically controlling comCwrlSI., 1'\>neroy, Oh~, "'"· ...,._ The shower will be held in in Virginia. Office Phone m-21$8, Ed1taial Phone tnpressor and fan speed as conjunctin with the June 27 · Speaker at the meeting was 2JS7. room temperature 'fi1eeting of the Fellowship at Tim Hudson, Bluefield School ~ d.aas PDillee p11d tt Pomerof, Oh1o. changes . A great addition the Bradbury Chw-ch of Christ of Evangelism, Bluefield, W. National advertlting repreaentaUye to your home environment. at 7 p.m. Thelma Osborne Va., who gave an Informative BottlneW~gt~er. Inc., 12 F.ut tb1 Sl •certilied by AHAM, when operating NtW York., New York. ' presl!led at the meeting during talk and showed a film on on 230 vol ts: 14 ,500 BT\Js lhr. @ 208 voltS. -IVI.llabie -..... ,Doll""" !Ifwblch time It was reported that " Satanism , Witchcraft and ' where eo .cent~ JM!' •weet; By 71 mattress covers bave been Occult" . The Rev. ~od Kasler · Motor Houle wheft Clll'ri!r tervlct not ! tvai.labJe. One month, $2.•. By maU in 4ll'dered for lf,le beds at the Of the Rutland Chw-ch gave • (Jdo and W, v•.• One Yev, •II ; :11: camp. . devotions, and there was a montha, 11.50; Thret montha, $8 , ~ .$22.00 fW ; lib: monthllli.!SO; I Read at! the meetlng were lime or favorite ?ymn singing , three mmlhe, • .50. &lblcrlpUan pl'ict . thank you letters from the led by l'drs.-Becky Glaze . MIDDLEPORT, 0. · ""'--r~ntU.l. ---- J - hU d· get lSD • 't What I•r··' seems Newest DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB Cardiac insufficiency is heart £aLlure federal government to practice Using Bw-eau of Labor and indexation. It would tie person- New York Savings Bank al income tax bracketing, tax Association statistics, the exemptions, capital gains magazine Business Week retaxes and interest rates on cently calculated that between government bonds to the 1968 and the first quarter of Consumer Price Index. 1974, indexation on the basis of How would indexation work the Consw-ner Priee Index if tried on a bigger scale in the would have raised wages much United States? faster starting late in 1972 than actually happened. If indexation had been applied ro savings deposits that would have depressed interest rates but would have increased the principal sharply. Overall, a $1,000 deposit that grew ro $1,305 in the 1969-74 period under the present system WRIGHT-PATTERSON Affi would have grown to $1,531 FORCE BASE, Ohio (UPI) - under indexation. But its The discovery of a lead-free current value in 1969 dollars anti-knock gasoline additive would be only $1,175. was announced · here WedIndexation already coYers nesday by scientists at Wright- more than five million union Patter so n's aero- s pa ce workers in the United States, 13 c hemistry r esea r c h million persons who get federal labora tory. food stamps and is applied Dr. Robert E. Sievers said legally to the 31.4 million who the discovery of a lead-free get social security benefits. anti-knock gasoline additive Many oooervers claim that will save billions of dollars practicing almost total indexaotherwise needed to build tion has enabled Brazil to live refineries and will make with a spectacular inflation. possible the leadfree gasoline Brazil's rate of inflation 'needed' to avoid "poisoning" of dropped from 30 per cent to 15 new catalytic automobile per cent between 1967 and 1973. systems. But most observers said it was Sievers said Ford and Chrys- economy that cut the inflation. ler are currently testing the Indexation just make it easier new fuel to determine if it is to live with as some drugs compatible with their convert- make some' diseases easier ro ers. live with it. The additive, already patented by the Air Force here and applications for patents made in 14 foreign nations, is based on special "rare earth" compounda rather than on tetra ethel lead which is the principal anti-knock agent now used in gasoline. "As a matter of fact," said Sievers, "this most promising additive is based on serium which is more abundant in the Earth's crust than lead and abundant deposits are available in the United States." Anti-knock additive discovered .. ' ' I , 'I, \ I ,,,, ~· .. of PS Indiana w. Milt May led off the lOth with a single and both runners were safe on Bob Gallagher's sacrifice-fielder's choice. One out later, Helms looped a sing le to. center field driving in the winning run. Tied Score The Astros carried a 3-0 lead into the eighth inning but Willie Davis tied the score when he homered with two on off Larry Dierker. Jerry Morales' two-run double with two out in the eighth iming lifted the Chicago Cubs to a 4-3 vicrory over the Giants in the only other major league game Thursday. Leftfielder Gary Thomasson turned the wrong way at the hase of Wrigley Field's left field wall and Morales drive caromed off for the gamewiming hit. Relief pitcher Elias Sosa suffered his first loss of the season after fi ve victories while BiU Bonham won his fourth game against eight losses. pet. q.b . with 'decent' pitching,. so-so bats . "Our p i tc hin~ is decent, and if the hitting co mes around I think we 'II be a!right. " That was the assessment toda y of Meigs American : i5 HEAT WAIVE sv 0 r t s k es 7 a• :::: m ss.oo BAHR CLOTHIERS YOU Will .' SAT. Best In live Entertainment . in. NIGHT In the National West, it's the year of the Dodgers, and although the Reds made that fantastic comeback last year (as 10 TIL 2 HESS SIGNS ST. LOUIS (UP!) - Bobs Hess, 18-year~ld first amatewdraft choice of the St. Louis Blues, signed Thursday with the National Hockey league club. (Continued on BERRY BOXES .. We 're shaping up," continued Ncssel road, who is also Commander of Drew Webster Post 39 of the American Legion in Pomeroy. Hart's, Fruth t~e lead in slo-pitch play Hart's Used Ca rs and Fruth Pharmacy took over the lead in th e M-M Men's Slo-Pitch Softball Leag ue at the Memorial pay Holiday break, half-wa~ through the first ha lf of the season. Last week 's leader, Peoples Bank, ran into tr ouble with two losses, dropping to fifth place in the standings. l..ast Week's &on-s ··we'll be cxperimentmg at different positions in these first few games, especia lly Sunday," he added, referring to the scheduled doubleheader at Glouster. One of the reasons for the experimenting is that the 1974 editiOn of the Meigs Legion team has good depth at many positions in the iruield. Several players are capable of playing almost all infield positions. .. Our hittmg is very poor nght now, " Nesselroad sa id, but added that he thinks it'll 'straighten up, or have to, before the season grows ve ry old. Behind the plate in the first game Satw-day will be veteran leg ionnaire Mick Ash, backed by Brian Hamilton. Rick Srobart will be at first , with Brett Wi lson or Mike Nesselroad at second, backed up by Steve Bachner. Chaney or Mickey Davenport will be at sho rt, with Mike Watson, Cl1aney, Davenport or Gary George at third . Roammg the · outfi eld pastures will be either Mike La rkins, Ault, Bill Holland, George, or Wilson if Nesselroad is at second. Co mplicating the infi eld alignment task is the fact that Jim Perry, brother of former Leg ion standout Stan Pe rry, will be 'lost for this first doubleheader of 13 s lated. Perry suffe red a pulled leg muscle earlier this week in practice . Alarge crowd IS expected for th e 1 p.m. season start, weather pe rmitting, and the game will be carried live over Legion 10 Jim's 9. Bill's 15 Double R 12. F1ve Points 12 Moose 7. Fruth 12 Local 430 2. Hart's 12 Peoples 7. RC 15 H&Z 6. RC 7 Jim's 0. Hart's 12 Local 430 2. Fruth 14 Peoples 5. League Standings Team W L Pet. Fruth 7 I .875 Hart's 7 I .875 Five Points 5 2 .714 R.C. 5 2 .714 WMPO . Peoples 4 2 .6437 Bill's 3 4 .429 Moose 2 4 .333 Double R 2 5 .286 H&Z 2 5 .286 Jim's 2 5 .286 Local430 2 5 .286 A. Legion 23 6 .143 Next Week's Schedule June 3 - 6:15, Fruth - R.C.; 7: 15, Hart's - Moose; 8:15, Peoples - Jim's. June 4- 6:15, Peoples -Five Points; 7: 15, Bill 's-Jim 's; 6: 15, Moose-Amer. Legion . June 5 - 6:15, Local - H. & Z.; 7:15, R. C. - Hart 's ; 6:15, Dbl. R - Fruth . June 6 - 6: 15, Bill's - Am. Leg.; 7:15 -Fruth - 5 Pts.; 8:15, H & Z - Hart's. ROSTERS DUE All little league rosters for the annua l Kyger Cre ek Tournamen t are to be tu rned in to Bi ll Hubbard, in ca re of OVEC, Box 61, Gallipohs, Ohio by June 21. The tournament will beg in on July 8. Little League st andmgs MIDDLEPORT l l Bra ves Indi ans Dodgers A' s w. I. GB 0 0 2 0 0 0 Reds Mets 1 I 2 21' :1 2 21 1 3 3 FREE living" BOOK Free for the asking at our office . He lpful hints on home decorating and home improve ment ideas . Meigs Co. Branch @ The Athens County Savings & Loan Co . 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio FEDDERS 4,000 BTU AIR-CONDITIONERS SIGNS CONTRACT JACKSONVILLE , F la . (UP! ) - Wide receiver Fair Hooker of th e Cleveland Browns has signed a threeyea r contra ct with t,he JacksonviUe Sharks of the World· Football League. The Sharks announced that Hooker will play out his option with the Browns this year and their pact with hlm will begin in 1975. 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Right-handed knucklehaller John Baird of Cheshire will be on the mound in the first ga me beginning at I p.m. with Gallia Academy's Jim Niday, OU's Bill Chaney, or Meigs' Perk Ault slated to go in the night- -Arrow• SCOITS SEEDS & FERTILIZER 399 W. Main St. baseball coach George Ncssel road on the eve of the leg ionnaires' 1974season which opens Saturday with a twin bill agains t Waverly at Syracuse n ORTHO PRODUCTS Model A-153a I.e~ ion ii i5 :: For Your Night Out! AMES GARDEN TOOLS The Environment Makers from Frigidaire 1. LosAngeles 35 1-i 714 Cinc1nnn t i 76 19 578 A llanlt\ 76 12 5.17 Hous ton 76 74 520 San Francisco '16 75 .510 sa n D iego \8 35 .340 Thur sda y 's Res ult s Chicago 5 San Fran 3 .trw Hous 4 Montreal J. 10 heritage house MASON, W. Va. - Dale Justi s, son of Mr . and Mrs. Fer ris Justis , has been promoted to head of the Distribution Department at Public Service Indiana 's general headquarters in Plainfield, Ind., where he starl€d to work in 1965 as an engi neer. In 1969 he was promoted to project engineer and was- made se nior project engineer in 1973. The new depar tmen t chief received his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineer ing from Indiana Institute of Technology in Fort Wa yne and has atte nded Butler University in Indianapolis for business oriented cow-ses. Mr. Justis, his wife, the former Sharon Young of Meigs County, and two children live in Indianapolis. PEAT MOSS BAKER_FURNITUR~ ~....--~................~----~~ ~~~~..--~.~~~· .... .... distribution HYDRATED LIME llie By On ite d Pre ss lnter nat•on ai/· N a t ional L ea que S tand i ng~ -~ Eas t w . 1. p et . g . b 75 '}'] .532 Philad<: l ph•a 73 1'l .51 1 I St . Lovis Mon tr eal 70 70 .500 I I •' ChiCC\90 18 1·1 4?9 .t' •' 10 77 .t26 ) New York. PittSburgh 17 16 395 6 W est BUFFALO Justis heading SEED POTATOES ~~~?.~~~~~. Meigs Legion club opens Saturday State baseball pairings listed GARDEN SEEDS GARDEN· FERTILIZER ""' $29995 University faculty, in his address to the class, according to the old newspaper clipping, advised the class to, "Inspired with life, go out into the world, cover yow-selves with glory and bestow credi t and honor on yo urse lves, yo ur parents, teachers, school and everyone interested in your welfar~." There were 17 members of the 1924 class with three of the members deceased. Refre shments of · cookies , coffee , punch, mints and nuts were se rved to those attending. Mrs. Balsely of Cleves, Ohio, Mrs. Ca rrie Dale of Rio Grande, Irene and Charles Hayman of Westerville, Frankie and Robert McKelvey of Belpre, Violet and Harold Grimm and Isabel Wilson of Colw-nbus, Evelyn and Charles Dobbins, Pawtucket, Rhode Island; Maxine and Ernest Wingett of Racine, and Velman and Russell Quillen, Letart Falls. Plans were made !or the group to meet again next year. Of the 17 members 13 became teachers. GARDEn neeD/ WORKER KilLED HAMILTON, Ohio (UP! ) William A. Ross, 42, a Mason construction worker, was fatally injured Thursday when struck by the swinging boom of a crane, police sa\d. The accident occurred at a construction site In Union Township, said police. Ross worked for the Day and Zimmerman cOnstruction Co. l !f, ! The Houston Astros are 9' ) tO ;:;:;:;: happy they elected to ignore 19 ;:;:;:;: Jerry Johnson 's 1973 perfor::::;::: mance when they got the :;:::::: :;:;:;:; chance to acquire the rightf ~~~~i~~;.;b~e~f~d~;f,Oe"hfecs {} handed relief pitcher !rom the (All time s E DT) :·:·:·: Cleveland Indians. L os Angeles (Rau 4 l l at·:::::;: Chicago (Hooton? J ), 2 30 p m ;:;:;:;: Who would have thought a Sa n F ra ncisc o (Brya nt 1 4) at ;:;:;:;: pitcher who had a !Hl record Phi l adelph i a (S chueler 3 J ), :;:;::·i ; ]J 7 · 35 p m :;:;:;:; and a 6.18 earned run average Pittsburgh (Rooker 2 31 at:;:;:;:; By /Jenny for the Indians would help the Ctnci nna l i I Billingham 6 3), :::::::: 8: 05pm . ·:·.:·:· Astros solve their bullpen A t l anla ( H arrison 3 6) at;:;:;:;: Fobes problem ? Montreal (Renko 3 5), 8 .05 p .m ;:;:;:, Houston ( Wilson I J l a t New········ The Astros, however, looked 5 York .2 l · I86· 05 p . n~;, ·I Th e ma 1·or leag season. 1s now. over at Johnson's 12-9 record and San ( K Doosm i ego an ( Arltn ) at . rne baseball ~ . one-four th old 2.97 ERA in 67 games for the Louts (Sie berl J J ). a· 30 p .m and some interesti ng trends are already begmmng to ta ke place. Sa tu r,d aNy 's Gv"o~kcs Early season standings ofte. n don. 't mean San Francisco Giants in 1972 Hous~na · . . much, as ev1denced and decided the latter figures P illsbgh at Ci~ci by many teams' supenor showmgs m the first half of the season, LOS Ang · only tO fa ll flat were a more accurate reflecSan FranatatCh Ph,cago i.Ja. ntght • on il.s face after the July 4.all -st<J r break. . tion of· the pitcher's ability. Atlanta at Mil , night Probably the mosl evident exa mple IS the Cleveland Indians 1 San D ego at St · L · n •ght in the 60s . If t he Tribe wasn't in firs t place on Ju ly 4th and in the Most Exciting Johnson gained his second basement by the end of the season, then something was drastica1ly wrong. victory without a loss Thw-sA m er•can L eague day night when the Astros The sa me may turn out to be true this year, as both the Ea st beat the Montreal Expos 4-3 in w . I. Pel. 9 b . American l.eague East and the East 1n the National League are Milwaukee 24 19 556 full of sw-prises in the early go ing. 10 imings and called the game Boston D el roil "one of the most exciting I've i~ ~:l 3'' All is normal on both western fronts, with the Dodgers and Baltimore ever been in." 22 23 .489 3 the Reds fight ing it out already in the senior circui t, while Cleveland N ew York Johnson walked two batters i~ ~ ·' Oakland, Kansas City and Chicago are in a th ree-way dog fight in west th e American West. in the ninth inning, filling the 1 Oakla nd The surprises show up in the eastern divisions with the woes bases, but retired Ron Hunt for 2~ · 2 ] ~~j· g.b . KansasC1ty 2.:1 n .522 1•1 of the Pittsburgh Pirates commandin g much of the attention of the final out of the inning and 1 1 2 Ch tcago ' 2 ,, Texas 13 24 500 J89 3 • ' veteran baseball observers. became the winning pitcher 1 CaLiforn ia n 26 4582 J411 The Pirates, who have had pitching troubles in recent yea rs when Tommy Helms singled COLUMBUS (UP!) Minnesota 19 23 <~5 ~ usually '' hilting thei r opponents to death", are suffering from a home the decisive-run in the Pairings for today's Ohio high Thu rsd ay's Gesults 1No games schedu l ed l severe case of the blahs, lodged in last place, seve~ games out of lOth. Today s Probable P1tchers first. school baseball tour nam en t · (All t i m es E DT J semi-finals : Kan sas City (F i t zmorris 4·.21 Meanwhtle, in the Arherica n East, the enti re division is in For Men & Women Class A at Clevel and f Kline 3 7). 7 30 disarra y, with the Red Sox and Brewers holding the top spoL,, p .m. Lincolnview ( 14-5) vs. Ch i cago (Wood ?.6) at Bos ton although in very preca rious positions. Middletown Fenwick (27-3); {Le e 6 4), 7· 30 P m Whether or not the current upheava l in the eastern division New York !T1drow d.4) at Ashtabula St. John (13-5) vs. Mi n nesota (Dec k er 5·4), 8 . 30 holds for th e rema inder of the season, 1t should make matters Carroll ( 17-£). Both games at p .m . , t •more (G rimsley 55) at interesting for those who are hred of seeing the same old teams 9:30a.m . Finals Satw-day at 10 TeBal xas (Jenkins 7 5l , 9 p m in the pennant races. Mi lwaukee (Kobe ! 3 2) at a.m. Oakland ( Hami lton J . Q). 11 p .m . Although no organizahon has been built to even resemble the Class AA Detro it (Lolich 55 ) at Cal 1· great Ya nkee dynasties that made the game what it IS today, Reading (30-4 ) vs. Genoa (19- for nia (Singer 6·3l. 11 p .m there have been perennial fa vorites in the last decade or so. Saturday ' s Games 5) ; River View (20-7) vs. Ka nsa s Ct l y at Cl eve In the National League, it is always Cincinnati , Los Angeles, New York at Minn Triway (20-4 ). Both games at 4 Milwa at Oakland Pittsburgh and New York, w1th the Cardinals making a brief p. m. Finals Satw-day at 4 p. m. Chi at Boston , night appearance at the top in the mid 60s. Bci lt at Texas , night ClassAAA Derr et t at Calif, nigh t In the American League, it's the Orioles and Oakland, with Brown Princeton (26-12) vs . Lima the birds coming as close as anyone to matching the Yankee Senior 16-3 ); Toledo St. Leal her domination. Francis (16~) vs. Wickliffe (16Many teams are beginning to challenge the eminent domain 6) . Both games at 1 p. m. lnter na ~~~:~ L eag ue of the peK:ennial pennant chasers, with Houston, Kansas City and Finals Satw-day at I p. m. w. l. pel. g.b. Milwaukee making the strongest advances toward the rop. Syracuse All games will be played on Rocheste Your Thom MeAn Store r 1 Jt is doubtful if all three of the above teams Will Still be in the Middleport. 0. the Ohio State Un iversity Tol edo 17 2< 415 7', running come Labor Day , but until that time they shou ld conPawtucket diam onds. sou',~ 23 324 10 tinue to wreck havoc on the sacred ground of the 'favorites'. w . r. pet. g.b. Milwaukee should fade fast after July 4th in the east, wi th ~~~~~~~d ~~ :~~j 2 Baltimore and New York fighting it ou t for the chance to do Cha •l eston 10 11 .541 3' '' pennant battle with eit her the Royals, White Sox or Ath letics. T idewater 13R27 .325 Houston wiJl also fade, leaving J'ust LA and Cincy to decide Thur sday 's es ult s 12 Pawtucke t 4 Sy r acuse 3 whowill goaga insttheCardinals fortheseniorpennanl. BELMONT CLUB T idewate Ricllmo With a little bit of the season behind us and an adva ntage Roches terr JJ To l ed o 1nd o BARD by (Onlygamessc hedu tectJ over the pre-season baseball prognosticators. the picks for '74 are as follows . American East - Baltimore, New York, Cleveland, You can wa i "e heat Milwaukee, Boston, Detroit. discom fo r t and be M r. Super -Cool w here .... er you American West - Kansas City, Oakland , Chicago, are in the superbly sty led California, Minnesota, Texas . Major Leagu e Res ults Be lm ont Club Ba rd . Yes, By United Press Internati onal National East - St. Louis, New York, Montrea l, comfor t is a state of shirt National League Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago. San F ran 200 001 000 - 3 11 0 when 1l 's the ligh twe ight Chicago 100 101 02x 5 7 1 open .weave, easy .ca r e National West - Los Angeles, Cincimati, Houston, San Bradley , Sosa (81 and Rader. Decton Perma · lron by Bonham (4 ·8) · a n d Lun ds tedt , · Francisco, Atlanta, San Diego. Ar ro w. And sty le is a sta te M irterwa!d (8) . LP - Sosa ( 5.11 In the American East, the Onotes · supen or !a rm system of coll ar when it's the ( 10 innings } proves fruitful year after year, al though the Yankees continue m edium leng th , inedium Houstn 200 000 100 1- 4 11 1 spr ead Bard, t he classic Mntrea ! 000 000 030 0- 3 8 0 their attempt for a return to the top. Both Cleveland and colla r that 's always right . D1er ker ; Joh n son (9 ), Sc her . Milwaukee will put forth much better efforts , with the recent In w hites and l ights. Short man ( IOJ and E dwards, May (7) ; Torr ez, Montagu e. (7), Yankee trade giving the Redmen more pitching depth than sl eeves. Taylor (9 ) and Foote, Stin so n they've known in a long time. (9 ) WP - Johnson (2 .0J. LP Mea nwhile, the Tigers continue to fall toward the depths of TaYtor ( 1. 1). H R - D av is (1st). the old Washington Senators, as few young replacements can be (Only games scheduled J seen for the Geritol set which will soon become an America n League cellar dweller. Am eri ca n L eag ue ( No games sc hed u l ed J In the American West, Kansas City and Chicago will give the MIDDLEPORT 0. Athletics trouble and the defending world champions may not even make it to the post-<!eason playoffs. California continues to be a middle of the pack tea m and Minnesota needs more than . Rod Ca rew to ge t very far. What can you say about the Rangers ? In the National East, the Cardinals return to glory , alt)10ugh they'll need a lot of pitching help when it comes down to the stretch drive. Reggie Smith makes the big difference. The Mets will be up there again, with the Expos and Phillies coming on strong and developing into futw-e contenders. The Pirates' troubles are inexplainable, and the outlook isn't much brighter for the rest of the year, as it looks like the Pirates will have to wm t 'til '75. As for the Cubs, they still have their problems, and will con tinue to until a fresh fron t office is brought Oass of 1924 observes annivers.a ry By LeROY POPE UPI Business Writer NEW YORK (UPI ) Economists and politicians who are frustrated by inability to halt inflation have a new remedy for it. It's called "indexation ." And, ijke many remedies, it treats "'Otuy the symptoms, not the cause of Inflation. Indexation has achieved notable results in Brazil. Kitchen shower held e.dge· Expos 4-3 business today I Dail~· Sentinel, J\l tdtllt•JXll'l- l' nHHTu.\ .l)., i'Ttd;t~, :\lit~ :1 1, . s ~ t~os . :A - Assembly ready for big workweek before recess By LEELEONARD Thr PH. 992-3629 POMEROY Royal Crown Bonlma Lompany M1aaieport '· CITY ICE &FUEL CO. ,. POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. ' ., MIDDLEPORT, .OHIO . I I \ I \ . 1 .\ ,. \ I. . 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' ' " .. .J :~ der which expensive and often UPI Statehouse Reporter emotional co urt procedures · COLUMBUS (UP!) - The must be endured even if both Ohio General Assembly is in spouses want to terminate a weekend recess, preparing for marriage. a heavy work schedule next The new bill eliminates the week which legislative leaders sea rch fo r " fault" in the hope will lead to a summer marriage breakup and allows adjournment by June 6. husband and wife to sign a Less optimistic lawmakers separation agreement believe it will take an ad- providing for division of ditional week to resolve property, alimony, and child priority issues, including a custody, support and supplemental budget, election visitation. , reforms and a package of If e1ther party were not sa tpension bills. isfied or did not want the divThe Senate Thursday orce, it would be contested. adopted, 30-!,a limited no-fault The bill permits courts to divorce bill and returned it to order up to 90 days of conthe House for concurrence in ciliation procedures in any amendments. case involving divorce, an-,. Legislation permitting aula- . nulment or alimony. malic right turns after stopSen. Ronald M. Mottl, D-Parping for a red light and yielding ma, tried ro amend the bill to to traffic or pedestrians require Cuyahoga County ro followed a similar cow-se, by establish a special conciliation the same 30-1 vote. court ro take jurisdiction for 30 And the House gave over- days of any case where one whelming approval to a party wanted to preserve the Senate-passed bill granting tax marriage. exemptions to multi-<;tory, offCreate Mill street parking garages in Mottl said he was afra id the rundown areas of cities. "no-fault" concept as applied Replaces Law to the Cleveland area would The no-fault divorce bill, create a "divorce mill." cleared by the House last JanBut the senators voted his uary, has been under study for amendment down, 12-19, on four years. It is designed to grounds the judiciary in Coyreplace Ohio's current law un- By United Press Intemational ahoga County already has the power ro set up such a court. The bill se ts f<Jrth guidelines for courts to determine alimony and child custody and support. Custody of children would be determined on the basis of what is hest for the child, including the wishes of the parents and any children 11 and older . The bill also requires premarital counseling if either applicant for a marriage license is under 16. The Senate restored a provision requiring in~truction in family living in grades 10-12 in all Ohio high schools, ei ther in a separate oow-se or as a unit in an existing course. QuaWied Teachers The House had overwhelmingly rej ected this provision on grounds it would cost too much and not enough qualified teachers were available. The right-turn-on-red bill would take effect July I, 1975, if Senate changes are agreed to by the House, making Ohio the 15th state in the nation to enact such a procedure. Sen. Charles P. Bolton, RMentor, the bill's floor manager. said it would "increase the traffic flow , reduce driver frustration and it may save us a dime here and there." Bolton explained that motorists was te gaso line while awaiting a green light to make a right turn even though there is no cross traffic. Current law forbids a right turn on red unless authorities post a sign permitting it. The bill would reverse this, legalizing the tw-ns unless local authorities or the Hi ghway Patrol prohibited them. Sen. M. MorrL• Jackson, DCieveland, the lone opponent, contended the new procedure would catch very young and ve ry old pedestrians unawares, and they would be endangered by motorists tw-ning on red. In other legislative developments : FISHING - The Senate approved, 30-1, and sent to the House a comprehensive bil~ reg ula ti ng the seaso ns, methods, fees and locations for commercial fishing in Lake Erie. EVE - The House and Senate ag reed to legislation requiring continuing professional education of optometrists. The Senate will reconvene next Monday at 6 p.m., while the House retw-ns at 11 a.m. Tuesday. CELEBRATE 50TH ANNIVERSARY - Eight members o! the 1924 graduating class of Racine High School, left to right, are Mrs. Edna Broyles Balsely, one of the teachers of Eigh t members of the graduating class of t924 of Racine High School celebrated their 50th ann iversa ry Saturday at the annual alw-nni banquet held at Southern High School. ,. They were honored at the banquet by the presence of Mrs. Edna Broyles Balsely, one of the teachers of the class. Th e banquet tabl e was beautifully decorated for the occasion with a gold colored the class · Cora Balser Webb, Velma Chapman Quillen, Irene Miller Hayman, Violet Hill Grimm, . Evelyn Longsworth Dobbins, Isabel Bentz Wilson, Frankie Beegle McKelvey, and Maxine Spencer Wingett. crepe paper streamer and ce ntered with an arrangement of gold and yellow mw-ns flanked on each side by' black and white " pro£essor " replicas which were given later as door prizes. Following the banquet the members of the class were invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb, Raci ne. The gr oup spent the eve nin g reminiscing and enjoying a scrapbook brought by Velma Quillen. Mrs. Webb had a prog ram or the 1924 commencement, a news arttcle that appeared in the paper about the graduation , and wore her class ring. The class motto was "character is the on ly true diploma". The 1924 class address was given by the late Prof. G. H. Crow and diplomas were signed by the late Supt. C. N. Wag ner. Prof. Crow, a Meigs Coun ty native and of the Ohio Indexation newest hope to slow down inflation Finland, Belgium and fsrael and is being practiced on an ever widening scale in the United States. As the name Implies, indexation is a way of adjusting wages and prices more or less automaticslly ro effects of Inflation by means of an inflation index. In the countries mentioned, indexation is compulsory by law. In the United States ·it has been strictly voluntary so far but Sen. James Buckley, R-N.Y., has introduced a bill ro compe I the SOUTHERN IDGH had its marching band in the Memorial Day parade in Pomeroy Monday. Two majorettes step smartly out in front. Jot to help strengthen the heart. Digitalis and related medicines are first and most important. Many people who have had heart failw-e can retw-n to nor mal living patterns by By GENE CARLSON . taking these medicines. This, billion, or 11 per cent of the carrying a heavier share of the . WASHINGTON (UP!) total '75 budget, also a bigger tax bw-den relative to their Income people are growmg the however doesn't mean that Gains by poor people under the slice of the pie than in earlier incomes. most." you sho~dn't have sw-gery if Revenue Producer you have a condition that latest Nixon administration spending programs. For example, after examining At the same time, l!lx breaks warrants it. Eventually the budget may not be as big as But these gains are, in part, all sources of government first thought, according to three offset by a tax system that the revenue, the Brookings group for farmers, 011 produGers and problems from bad valves Brookings Institution econO- Brookings study says is in: concluded that "social insur- other business sec tors_ have can 't be managed by mists. creasingly regressive - mean- ance (security) taxes that reduced the effective y1eld of medicines alone, and there Increasingly burdensome ing that low-income people are weigh relatively heavily on low- corporate mcome taxes as a often comes a time when revenue producer . sw-gery is needed and adtaxes are wiping out recent advances in federal spending visa ble; provided the patient's for social security, Medicare, over-all condition can tolerate , food stamps, and other proit. grams aimed at helping aged '-! 1 The fast heart rate you have and low-income Americans, the is common in the presence of economists said. heart failure. It sometimes By Lawrence E. Lamb, M. D. to mean the heart muscle is pressw-e and the fa tty deposits slow s as the problem is The analysis was part of an Dear Dr. Lamb - I have had weak or not able to contract in the arteries to the heart annual review of government a heat murmw- at least 16 hard enough to pw-np blood in muscle are common guilty corrected. The mw-mw- can be fiscal policy published Friday yea rs. Four years ago I either from a bad valve or the most effi cient manner. factors. by Brookings, a respected 'developed in- Failw-e or weakening of the caused by the dilation of the ca rdia c It is important to know just private research organization suffi ciency. The left side of my hear t from the weakened heart heart muscle ca n affect ei ther headquartered in Washington. heart is much weaker than the the left side of the hea rt (the what causes heart failure in muscle. Higher Percentage right side. The heart beat is most common problem ) or the order to treat it properly. If the I think you ought to find out problem is a damaged hear t why you have heart failure. The study notes that in fiscal soft and around 100 limes a year 1975, which begins July I, minute. If I get extremely right side and eventually both valve then in many instances Ask your doctor if you have a the right and left side of the heart surgery with valve the administration has ear- ·tired , it will go up to 140 for a heart. valve that should be operated replacement is a good idea. marked $96.2,billion for "cash time. Failure of the left side. If heart failw-e is ca used by upon, or what the problem income maintenance.'' This is a really is. I'm sure you should The murmur is grow ing full 32 ' per cent of the $304 sl€adily worse. I'm having causes shor tness' of breath disease in the arteries ro the be ~n medicine at least to help billion that' the government chest pain freque ntly and my from the accw-n ulation of fluid heart there is relatively little control the problem, and plans to spend dw-ing the next left arm hurts. Will a fas t heart in the lungs. Failure of the that can be offered surgically perhaps you are. But, you need 12 months and is a much higher rate lessen the life span? Does right side ca uses swelling of to trea t the patient. to know this and what the Medical treatment can do a medicines are. percent,,ge for such programs the hear t ever strengthen after the liver, abdomen, feet and an kles. There are many ca uses than in recent years. card iac insufficiency? I'm past for fa ilw-e of the heart. A bad Government money for "es- 50. rs sw-gery indicated? valve from old rhew-natic heart sentials" such as medical care, Dear Reader - Cardiac disease ca n be one cause. It food, housing and education insufficiency mean s heart programs has swollen to $33 failw-e. Doctors use this term can also result fro m overloading the heart muscle. Stress from high blood From Frigidaire, here's an Environment Maker Room r='-=--~-~ --~ · The Dai~ Sentinel . Air Conditioner that cools Aki khen shower for the Ohio Roanoke Bible College and automatically. The big D£VOTI!:IJ TOniE Valley Christian Assembly Kentucky Christian College for 15,000 BTUs l hr. • cooling IN'miEllr OF MEI~AJIEA camp at Darwin was planned donations. A thank-you card capacity of this room air CHEsTER L, TANNFJIU, when the Meigs County was also read from Mrs. Ruby conditioner handles hot -.Ed. · Christian Women's Fellowship Rife and 'a personal .letter !rom days and a warm room. ROBERTHOFSUCH, ~yP.dMor Provides setcit-and-forgetmet Thursday night at the Zion a former member, Mrs. I Publ..i.lbed dilly !J«pt Sal!rily by The it Comfort Power by autoChurch of Christ. ' Jeanette Carter, now residing Oblo Valley Publbhlnc Comi>onr. 111 matically controlling comCwrlSI., 1'\>neroy, Oh~, "'"· ...,._ The shower will be held in in Virginia. Office Phone m-21$8, Ed1taial Phone tnpressor and fan speed as conjunctin with the June 27 · Speaker at the meeting was 2JS7. room temperature 'fi1eeting of the Fellowship at Tim Hudson, Bluefield School ~ d.aas PDillee p11d tt Pomerof, Oh1o. changes . A great addition the Bradbury Chw-ch of Christ of Evangelism, Bluefield, W. National advertlting repreaentaUye to your home environment. at 7 p.m. Thelma Osborne Va., who gave an Informative BottlneW~gt~er. Inc., 12 F.ut tb1 Sl •certilied by AHAM, when operating NtW York., New York. ' presl!led at the meeting during talk and showed a film on on 230 vol ts: 14 ,500 BT\Js lhr. @ 208 voltS. -IVI.llabie -..... ,Doll""" !Ifwblch time It was reported that " Satanism , Witchcraft and ' where eo .cent~ JM!' •weet; By 71 mattress covers bave been Occult" . The Rev. ~od Kasler · Motor Houle wheft Clll'ri!r tervlct not ! tvai.labJe. One month, $2.•. By maU in 4ll'dered for lf,le beds at the Of the Rutland Chw-ch gave • (Jdo and W, v•.• One Yev, •II ; :11: camp. . devotions, and there was a montha, 11.50; Thret montha, $8 , ~ .$22.00 fW ; lib: monthllli.!SO; I Read at! the meetlng were lime or favorite ?ymn singing , three mmlhe, • .50. &lblcrlpUan pl'ict . thank you letters from the led by l'drs.-Becky Glaze . MIDDLEPORT, 0. · ""'--r~ntU.l. ---- J - hU d· get lSD • 't What I•r··' seems Newest DR. LAWHENCE E. LAMB Cardiac insufficiency is heart £aLlure federal government to practice Using Bw-eau of Labor and indexation. It would tie person- New York Savings Bank al income tax bracketing, tax Association statistics, the exemptions, capital gains magazine Business Week retaxes and interest rates on cently calculated that between government bonds to the 1968 and the first quarter of Consumer Price Index. 1974, indexation on the basis of How would indexation work the Consw-ner Priee Index if tried on a bigger scale in the would have raised wages much United States? faster starting late in 1972 than actually happened. If indexation had been applied ro savings deposits that would have depressed interest rates but would have increased the principal sharply. Overall, a $1,000 deposit that grew ro $1,305 in the 1969-74 period under the present system WRIGHT-PATTERSON Affi would have grown to $1,531 FORCE BASE, Ohio (UPI) - under indexation. But its The discovery of a lead-free current value in 1969 dollars anti-knock gasoline additive would be only $1,175. was announced · here WedIndexation already coYers nesday by scientists at Wright- more than five million union Patter so n's aero- s pa ce workers in the United States, 13 c hemistry r esea r c h million persons who get federal labora tory. food stamps and is applied Dr. Robert E. Sievers said legally to the 31.4 million who the discovery of a lead-free get social security benefits. anti-knock gasoline additive Many oooervers claim that will save billions of dollars practicing almost total indexaotherwise needed to build tion has enabled Brazil to live refineries and will make with a spectacular inflation. possible the leadfree gasoline Brazil's rate of inflation 'needed' to avoid "poisoning" of dropped from 30 per cent to 15 new catalytic automobile per cent between 1967 and 1973. systems. But most observers said it was Sievers said Ford and Chrys- economy that cut the inflation. ler are currently testing the Indexation just make it easier new fuel to determine if it is to live with as some drugs compatible with their convert- make some' diseases easier ro ers. live with it. The additive, already patented by the Air Force here and applications for patents made in 14 foreign nations, is based on special "rare earth" compounda rather than on tetra ethel lead which is the principal anti-knock agent now used in gasoline. "As a matter of fact," said Sievers, "this most promising additive is based on serium which is more abundant in the Earth's crust than lead and abundant deposits are available in the United States." Anti-knock additive discovered .. ' ' I , 'I, \ I ,,,, ~· .. of PS Indiana w. Milt May led off the lOth with a single and both runners were safe on Bob Gallagher's sacrifice-fielder's choice. One out later, Helms looped a sing le to. center field driving in the winning run. Tied Score The Astros carried a 3-0 lead into the eighth inning but Willie Davis tied the score when he homered with two on off Larry Dierker. Jerry Morales' two-run double with two out in the eighth iming lifted the Chicago Cubs to a 4-3 vicrory over the Giants in the only other major league game Thursday. Leftfielder Gary Thomasson turned the wrong way at the hase of Wrigley Field's left field wall and Morales drive caromed off for the gamewiming hit. Relief pitcher Elias Sosa suffered his first loss of the season after fi ve victories while BiU Bonham won his fourth game against eight losses. pet. q.b . with 'decent' pitching,. so-so bats . "Our p i tc hin~ is decent, and if the hitting co mes around I think we 'II be a!right. " That was the assessment toda y of Meigs American : i5 HEAT WAIVE sv 0 r t s k es 7 a• :::: m ss.oo BAHR CLOTHIERS YOU Will .' SAT. Best In live Entertainment . in. NIGHT In the National West, it's the year of the Dodgers, and although the Reds made that fantastic comeback last year (as 10 TIL 2 HESS SIGNS ST. LOUIS (UP!) - Bobs Hess, 18-year~ld first amatewdraft choice of the St. Louis Blues, signed Thursday with the National Hockey league club. (Continued on BERRY BOXES .. We 're shaping up," continued Ncssel road, who is also Commander of Drew Webster Post 39 of the American Legion in Pomeroy. Hart's, Fruth t~e lead in slo-pitch play Hart's Used Ca rs and Fruth Pharmacy took over the lead in th e M-M Men's Slo-Pitch Softball Leag ue at the Memorial pay Holiday break, half-wa~ through the first ha lf of the season. Last week 's leader, Peoples Bank, ran into tr ouble with two losses, dropping to fifth place in the standings. l..ast Week's &on-s ··we'll be cxperimentmg at different positions in these first few games, especia lly Sunday," he added, referring to the scheduled doubleheader at Glouster. One of the reasons for the experimenting is that the 1974 editiOn of the Meigs Legion team has good depth at many positions in the iruield. Several players are capable of playing almost all infield positions. .. Our hittmg is very poor nght now, " Nesselroad sa id, but added that he thinks it'll 'straighten up, or have to, before the season grows ve ry old. Behind the plate in the first game Satw-day will be veteran leg ionnaire Mick Ash, backed by Brian Hamilton. Rick Srobart will be at first , with Brett Wi lson or Mike Nesselroad at second, backed up by Steve Bachner. Chaney or Mickey Davenport will be at sho rt, with Mike Watson, Cl1aney, Davenport or Gary George at third . Roammg the · outfi eld pastures will be either Mike La rkins, Ault, Bill Holland, George, or Wilson if Nesselroad is at second. Co mplicating the infi eld alignment task is the fact that Jim Perry, brother of former Leg ion standout Stan Pe rry, will be 'lost for this first doubleheader of 13 s lated. Perry suffe red a pulled leg muscle earlier this week in practice . Alarge crowd IS expected for th e 1 p.m. season start, weather pe rmitting, and the game will be carried live over Legion 10 Jim's 9. Bill's 15 Double R 12. F1ve Points 12 Moose 7. Fruth 12 Local 430 2. Hart's 12 Peoples 7. RC 15 H&Z 6. RC 7 Jim's 0. Hart's 12 Local 430 2. Fruth 14 Peoples 5. League Standings Team W L Pet. Fruth 7 I .875 Hart's 7 I .875 Five Points 5 2 .714 R.C. 5 2 .714 WMPO . Peoples 4 2 .6437 Bill's 3 4 .429 Moose 2 4 .333 Double R 2 5 .286 H&Z 2 5 .286 Jim's 2 5 .286 Local430 2 5 .286 A. Legion 23 6 .143 Next Week's Schedule June 3 - 6:15, Fruth - R.C.; 7: 15, Hart's - Moose; 8:15, Peoples - Jim's. June 4- 6:15, Peoples -Five Points; 7: 15, Bill 's-Jim 's; 6: 15, Moose-Amer. Legion . June 5 - 6:15, Local - H. & Z.; 7:15, R. C. - Hart 's ; 6:15, Dbl. R - Fruth . June 6 - 6: 15, Bill's - Am. Leg.; 7:15 -Fruth - 5 Pts.; 8:15, H & Z - Hart's. ROSTERS DUE All little league rosters for the annua l Kyger Cre ek Tournamen t are to be tu rned in to Bi ll Hubbard, in ca re of OVEC, Box 61, Gallipohs, Ohio by June 21. The tournament will beg in on July 8. Little League st andmgs MIDDLEPORT l l Bra ves Indi ans Dodgers A' s w. I. GB 0 0 2 0 0 0 Reds Mets 1 I 2 21' :1 2 21 1 3 3 FREE living" BOOK Free for the asking at our office . He lpful hints on home decorating and home improve ment ideas . Meigs Co. Branch @ The Athens County Savings & Loan Co . 296 Second St. Pomeroy, Ohio FEDDERS 4,000 BTU AIR-CONDITIONERS SIGNS CONTRACT JACKSONVILLE , F la . (UP! ) - Wide receiver Fair Hooker of th e Cleveland Browns has signed a threeyea r contra ct with t,he JacksonviUe Sharks of the World· Football League. The Sharks announced that Hooker will play out his option with the Browns this year and their pact with hlm will begin in 1975. 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Right-handed knucklehaller John Baird of Cheshire will be on the mound in the first ga me beginning at I p.m. with Gallia Academy's Jim Niday, OU's Bill Chaney, or Meigs' Perk Ault slated to go in the night- -Arrow• SCOITS SEEDS & FERTILIZER 399 W. Main St. baseball coach George Ncssel road on the eve of the leg ionnaires' 1974season which opens Saturday with a twin bill agains t Waverly at Syracuse n ORTHO PRODUCTS Model A-153a I.e~ ion ii i5 :: For Your Night Out! AMES GARDEN TOOLS The Environment Makers from Frigidaire 1. LosAngeles 35 1-i 714 Cinc1nnn t i 76 19 578 A llanlt\ 76 12 5.17 Hous ton 76 74 520 San Francisco '16 75 .510 sa n D iego \8 35 .340 Thur sda y 's Res ult s Chicago 5 San Fran 3 .trw Hous 4 Montreal J. 10 heritage house MASON, W. Va. - Dale Justi s, son of Mr . and Mrs. Fer ris Justis , has been promoted to head of the Distribution Department at Public Service Indiana 's general headquarters in Plainfield, Ind., where he starl€d to work in 1965 as an engi neer. In 1969 he was promoted to project engineer and was- made se nior project engineer in 1973. The new depar tmen t chief received his Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineer ing from Indiana Institute of Technology in Fort Wa yne and has atte nded Butler University in Indianapolis for business oriented cow-ses. Mr. Justis, his wife, the former Sharon Young of Meigs County, and two children live in Indianapolis. PEAT MOSS BAKER_FURNITUR~ ~....--~................~----~~ ~~~~..--~.~~~· .... .... distribution HYDRATED LIME llie By On ite d Pre ss lnter nat•on ai/· N a t ional L ea que S tand i ng~ -~ Eas t w . 1. p et . g . b 75 '}'] .532 Philad<: l ph•a 73 1'l .51 1 I St . Lovis Mon tr eal 70 70 .500 I I •' ChiCC\90 18 1·1 4?9 .t' •' 10 77 .t26 ) New York. PittSburgh 17 16 395 6 W est BUFFALO Justis heading SEED POTATOES ~~~?.~~~~~. Meigs Legion club opens Saturday State baseball pairings listed GARDEN SEEDS GARDEN· FERTILIZER ""' $29995 University faculty, in his address to the class, according to the old newspaper clipping, advised the class to, "Inspired with life, go out into the world, cover yow-selves with glory and bestow credi t and honor on yo urse lves, yo ur parents, teachers, school and everyone interested in your welfar~." There were 17 members of the 1924 class with three of the members deceased. Refre shments of · cookies , coffee , punch, mints and nuts were se rved to those attending. Mrs. Balsely of Cleves, Ohio, Mrs. Ca rrie Dale of Rio Grande, Irene and Charles Hayman of Westerville, Frankie and Robert McKelvey of Belpre, Violet and Harold Grimm and Isabel Wilson of Colw-nbus, Evelyn and Charles Dobbins, Pawtucket, Rhode Island; Maxine and Ernest Wingett of Racine, and Velman and Russell Quillen, Letart Falls. Plans were made !or the group to meet again next year. Of the 17 members 13 became teachers. GARDEn neeD/ WORKER KilLED HAMILTON, Ohio (UP! ) William A. Ross, 42, a Mason construction worker, was fatally injured Thursday when struck by the swinging boom of a crane, police sa\d. The accident occurred at a construction site In Union Township, said police. Ross worked for the Day and Zimmerman cOnstruction Co. l !f, ! The Houston Astros are 9' ) tO ;:;:;:;: happy they elected to ignore 19 ;:;:;:;: Jerry Johnson 's 1973 perfor::::;::: mance when they got the :;:::::: :;:;:;:; chance to acquire the rightf ~~~~i~~;.;b~e~f~d~;f,Oe"hfecs {} handed relief pitcher !rom the (All time s E DT) :·:·:·: Cleveland Indians. L os Angeles (Rau 4 l l at·:::::;: Chicago (Hooton? J ), 2 30 p m ;:;:;:;: Who would have thought a Sa n F ra ncisc o (Brya nt 1 4) at ;:;:;:;: pitcher who had a !Hl record Phi l adelph i a (S chueler 3 J ), :;:;::·i ; ]J 7 · 35 p m :;:;:;:; and a 6.18 earned run average Pittsburgh (Rooker 2 31 at:;:;:;:; By /Jenny for the Indians would help the Ctnci nna l i I Billingham 6 3), :::::::: 8: 05pm . ·:·.:·:· Astros solve their bullpen A t l anla ( H arrison 3 6) at;:;:;:;: Fobes problem ? Montreal (Renko 3 5), 8 .05 p .m ;:;:;:, Houston ( Wilson I J l a t New········ The Astros, however, looked 5 York .2 l · I86· 05 p . n~;, ·I Th e ma 1·or leag season. 1s now. over at Johnson's 12-9 record and San ( K Doosm i ego an ( Arltn ) at . rne baseball ~ . one-four th old 2.97 ERA in 67 games for the Louts (Sie berl J J ). a· 30 p .m and some interesti ng trends are already begmmng to ta ke place. Sa tu r,d aNy 's Gv"o~kcs Early season standings ofte. n don. 't mean San Francisco Giants in 1972 Hous~na · . . much, as ev1denced and decided the latter figures P illsbgh at Ci~ci by many teams' supenor showmgs m the first half of the season, LOS Ang · only tO fa ll flat were a more accurate reflecSan FranatatCh Ph,cago i.Ja. ntght • on il.s face after the July 4.all -st<J r break. . tion of· the pitcher's ability. Atlanta at Mil , night Probably the mosl evident exa mple IS the Cleveland Indians 1 San D ego at St · L · n •ght in the 60s . If t he Tribe wasn't in firs t place on Ju ly 4th and in the Most Exciting Johnson gained his second basement by the end of the season, then something was drastica1ly wrong. victory without a loss Thw-sA m er•can L eague day night when the Astros The sa me may turn out to be true this year, as both the Ea st beat the Montreal Expos 4-3 in w . I. Pel. 9 b . American l.eague East and the East 1n the National League are Milwaukee 24 19 556 full of sw-prises in the early go ing. 10 imings and called the game Boston D el roil "one of the most exciting I've i~ ~:l 3'' All is normal on both western fronts, with the Dodgers and Baltimore ever been in." 22 23 .489 3 the Reds fight ing it out already in the senior circui t, while Cleveland N ew York Johnson walked two batters i~ ~ ·' Oakland, Kansas City and Chicago are in a th ree-way dog fight in west th e American West. in the ninth inning, filling the 1 Oakla nd The surprises show up in the eastern divisions with the woes bases, but retired Ron Hunt for 2~ · 2 ] ~~j· g.b . KansasC1ty 2.:1 n .522 1•1 of the Pittsburgh Pirates commandin g much of the attention of the final out of the inning and 1 1 2 Ch tcago ' 2 ,, Texas 13 24 500 J89 3 • ' veteran baseball observers. became the winning pitcher 1 CaLiforn ia n 26 4582 J411 The Pirates, who have had pitching troubles in recent yea rs when Tommy Helms singled COLUMBUS (UP!) Minnesota 19 23 <~5 ~ usually '' hilting thei r opponents to death", are suffering from a home the decisive-run in the Pairings for today's Ohio high Thu rsd ay's Gesults 1No games schedu l ed l severe case of the blahs, lodged in last place, seve~ games out of lOth. Today s Probable P1tchers first. school baseball tour nam en t · (All t i m es E DT J semi-finals : Kan sas City (F i t zmorris 4·.21 Meanwhtle, in the Arherica n East, the enti re division is in For Men & Women Class A at Clevel and f Kline 3 7). 7 30 disarra y, with the Red Sox and Brewers holding the top spoL,, p .m. Lincolnview ( 14-5) vs. Ch i cago (Wood ?.6) at Bos ton although in very preca rious positions. Middletown Fenwick (27-3); {Le e 6 4), 7· 30 P m Whether or not the current upheava l in the eastern division New York !T1drow d.4) at Ashtabula St. John (13-5) vs. Mi n nesota (Dec k er 5·4), 8 . 30 holds for th e rema inder of the season, 1t should make matters Carroll ( 17-£). Both games at p .m . , t •more (G rimsley 55) at interesting for those who are hred of seeing the same old teams 9:30a.m . Finals Satw-day at 10 TeBal xas (Jenkins 7 5l , 9 p m in the pennant races. Mi lwaukee (Kobe ! 3 2) at a.m. Oakland ( Hami lton J . Q). 11 p .m . Although no organizahon has been built to even resemble the Class AA Detro it (Lolich 55 ) at Cal 1· great Ya nkee dynasties that made the game what it IS today, Reading (30-4 ) vs. Genoa (19- for nia (Singer 6·3l. 11 p .m there have been perennial fa vorites in the last decade or so. Saturday ' s Games 5) ; River View (20-7) vs. Ka nsa s Ct l y at Cl eve In the National League, it is always Cincinnati , Los Angeles, New York at Minn Triway (20-4 ). Both games at 4 Milwa at Oakland Pittsburgh and New York, w1th the Cardinals making a brief p. m. Finals Satw-day at 4 p. m. Chi at Boston , night appearance at the top in the mid 60s. Bci lt at Texas , night ClassAAA Derr et t at Calif, nigh t In the American League, it's the Orioles and Oakland, with Brown Princeton (26-12) vs . Lima the birds coming as close as anyone to matching the Yankee Senior 16-3 ); Toledo St. Leal her domination. Francis (16~) vs. Wickliffe (16Many teams are beginning to challenge the eminent domain 6) . Both games at 1 p. m. lnter na ~~~:~ L eag ue of the peK:ennial pennant chasers, with Houston, Kansas City and Finals Satw-day at I p. m. w. l. pel. g.b. Milwaukee making the strongest advances toward the rop. Syracuse All games will be played on Rocheste Your Thom MeAn Store r 1 Jt is doubtful if all three of the above teams Will Still be in the Middleport. 0. the Ohio State Un iversity Tol edo 17 2< 415 7', running come Labor Day , but until that time they shou ld conPawtucket diam onds. sou',~ 23 324 10 tinue to wreck havoc on the sacred ground of the 'favorites'. w . r. pet. g.b. Milwaukee should fade fast after July 4th in the east, wi th ~~~~~~~d ~~ :~~j 2 Baltimore and New York fighting it ou t for the chance to do Cha •l eston 10 11 .541 3' '' pennant battle with eit her the Royals, White Sox or Ath letics. T idewater 13R27 .325 Houston wiJl also fade, leaving J'ust LA and Cincy to decide Thur sday 's es ult s 12 Pawtucke t 4 Sy r acuse 3 whowill goaga insttheCardinals fortheseniorpennanl. BELMONT CLUB T idewate Ricllmo With a little bit of the season behind us and an adva ntage Roches terr JJ To l ed o 1nd o BARD by (Onlygamessc hedu tectJ over the pre-season baseball prognosticators. the picks for '74 are as follows . American East - Baltimore, New York, Cleveland, You can wa i "e heat Milwaukee, Boston, Detroit. discom fo r t and be M r. Super -Cool w here .... er you American West - Kansas City, Oakland , Chicago, are in the superbly sty led California, Minnesota, Texas . Major Leagu e Res ults Be lm ont Club Ba rd . Yes, By United Press Internati onal National East - St. Louis, New York, Montrea l, comfor t is a state of shirt National League Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Chicago. San F ran 200 001 000 - 3 11 0 when 1l 's the ligh twe ight Chicago 100 101 02x 5 7 1 open .weave, easy .ca r e National West - Los Angeles, Cincimati, Houston, San Bradley , Sosa (81 and Rader. Decton Perma · lron by Bonham (4 ·8) · a n d Lun ds tedt , · Francisco, Atlanta, San Diego. Ar ro w. And sty le is a sta te M irterwa!d (8) . LP - Sosa ( 5.11 In the American East, the Onotes · supen or !a rm system of coll ar when it's the ( 10 innings } proves fruitful year after year, al though the Yankees continue m edium leng th , inedium Houstn 200 000 100 1- 4 11 1 spr ead Bard, t he classic Mntrea ! 000 000 030 0- 3 8 0 their attempt for a return to the top. Both Cleveland and colla r that 's always right . D1er ker ; Joh n son (9 ), Sc her . Milwaukee will put forth much better efforts , with the recent In w hites and l ights. Short man ( IOJ and E dwards, May (7) ; Torr ez, Montagu e. (7), Yankee trade giving the Redmen more pitching depth than sl eeves. Taylor (9 ) and Foote, Stin so n they've known in a long time. (9 ) WP - Johnson (2 .0J. LP Mea nwhile, the Tigers continue to fall toward the depths of TaYtor ( 1. 1). H R - D av is (1st). the old Washington Senators, as few young replacements can be (Only games scheduled J seen for the Geritol set which will soon become an America n League cellar dweller. Am eri ca n L eag ue ( No games sc hed u l ed J In the American West, Kansas City and Chicago will give the MIDDLEPORT 0. Athletics trouble and the defending world champions may not even make it to the post-<!eason playoffs. California continues to be a middle of the pack tea m and Minnesota needs more than . Rod Ca rew to ge t very far. What can you say about the Rangers ? In the National East, the Cardinals return to glory , alt)10ugh they'll need a lot of pitching help when it comes down to the stretch drive. Reggie Smith makes the big difference. The Mets will be up there again, with the Expos and Phillies coming on strong and developing into futw-e contenders. The Pirates' troubles are inexplainable, and the outlook isn't much brighter for the rest of the year, as it looks like the Pirates will have to wm t 'til '75. As for the Cubs, they still have their problems, and will con tinue to until a fresh fron t office is brought Oass of 1924 observes annivers.a ry By LeROY POPE UPI Business Writer NEW YORK (UPI ) Economists and politicians who are frustrated by inability to halt inflation have a new remedy for it. It's called "indexation ." And, ijke many remedies, it treats "'Otuy the symptoms, not the cause of Inflation. Indexation has achieved notable results in Brazil. Kitchen shower held e.dge· Expos 4-3 business today I Dail~· Sentinel, J\l tdtllt•JXll'l- l' nHHTu.\ .l)., i'Ttd;t~, :\lit~ :1 1, . s ~ t~os . :A - Assembly ready for big workweek before recess By LEELEONARD Thr PH. 992-3629 POMEROY Royal Crown Bonlma Lompany M1aaieport '· CITY ICE &FUEL CO. ,. POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. ' ., MIDDLEPORT, .OHIO . I I \ I \ . 1 .\ ,. \ I. . ' '. . , .. ' • l '. "· .I �'' \ • 0 5 4 - Tht Dail~ J Sl'lltlllt'l. !Vlldllkporl - l'ill lll'l'••) .I >. l'ri d ~~~, 1\1,1}. ,l , , 1' 1, 1 I The Braves and Indians continued their battle for the top spot in the Middleport Boys' League this week, both with perfect 3-ll records. The Braves won two, topping the Reds, 22-1, and the Rutland Dodgers, 14-9. Meanwhile, the Indians topped tbe Mets, 10-4. In other games, the Dodgers whipped the Mets, 10-3. Braves 14 Dodgers 9 Mike Miller and Steve Fife powered home runs for the Braves, as they won this slugfest behmd the pttchmg of Brill Dodson and Miller who was credited with the v1ctory. Miller also tripled, while Jack Humphreys and Terr y Wayland doubled. Adding singles for the Redmen were Humphrey, a pair, Britt Dodson, also a pair, Jeff Wayland, Mall Weaver and Dave Hysell, a pair. Kim Dewhurst homered for the Dodgers, while Steve Lambert cracked a triple and Ray Mower y slammed a double and Craig Nicinsky rapped a pair of tw<>-baggers. Getting a single for the Dodgers were Gary Priddy, Dave Spangler, Dewhurs t, Mowery and Troy Brooks. Nicinsky started and was replaced by Steve Lambert who was tagged with the loss. The two Rutland hurlers combined for six strike outs, while Dodson fanned nine and Miller three. IndiunslO Mets 4 The Tribe was led by a multiplayer attack, as John Cremeans smacked a pair of singles, as did Scott Cato, while Roger Carson banged out two triples and a single, Terry Gardner slammed two singles and a triple, Steve Carson smacked two singles, Steve Shaw rapped a triple and pair of singles, John Byer slashed ' two singles and a double, Ken REGISTER NOW FOR OUR SEWING CLASSES BEGINNING Monday, June 17 Hanmg doubled and singled and Dave Hoffman smgled , Gardner started for the Tribe and was credtled w1th the win, bemg replaced by Roger Carson m the fourth . . Dave Watkins started and lost for the Met s, bei ng replaced by Tony Scott in the fourth . Tony Scott and Bobby Fox paced Mets hi tting wtth two singles each, while Watkins slammed a homerun and Keith Scott added a single. Braves 22 Reds 1 The Braves exploded with five home runs in the second mning, runnmg their total homer productiOn to eleven in three games. SV AC TRACK CHAMPIONS - Members of the 1974 Slamming round trippers in Southern Valley Alhlettc Conference championship track the 11-run upnsing were Jeff squad are pictured here. First row, left to nght·a re: Carl Wayla nd , Jack Humphreys, Moore, Greg George, Steve Wellington, Lisa Casneras, Britt Dodson, Terry Wayland scorekeeper; Mark Crawford, Joe Chapman, John Denney and Matt Weaver. and Kim Hall. Second row - Jim Thevenir, manager; Ed Humphreys and Weaver Casneras. Stanley Cooper, Arnold .Jackson, Dennis Meadded a triple each while Jeff Wayland also slammed a double. Bobby Demosky slapped a pair of smgles and Ray Smith added a single for the lone Reds hits off winning pitcher Jeff Wayland. Andy Wilson was tagged with PLEASE ENTEit the organization (or the loss. 111<11\·ltluall h!'low in th e I!IH l{cgatta Parade: Dodgers 10Mets 3 l'lu•uwul theii <U'ade is "Funtinu• '7~ ." The Dodgers captured their second vtctory of the young season, as Craig Nicinsky went l'l'pt• uf Unit - - - - - - - - - - - - - three for folD' at the plate with a double and two singles. Gary \JJ(Jt'o'imal<· Nuinher _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Pritty added a double, while Mark Tyree, Andy Cross, Sieve l'qw ul' vo•hiclt•s il' any _ _ _ _:__ _ _ __ Lambert and Guy Schuler each slapped a single . . \umlwr uf vehicl1•s if any_ _ _ _ _ __ __ For the Mets, Dicky Herman rapped a lrtple and Tony Scott and Bob Fox added singles for \umht'l ' of animals . if any _ _ _ _ _ _ __ the lone hits off starter and II \I L TO Uwi ght Goins. 1115 Wolfe Urivc. winner Guy Schuler. Schuler · Pomt•t·o" , Ohio . was replaced in tbe fifth after striking out 10 and walking three. Cross, his replacement, gave up no hits while walking three. MAKES DEBUT debut tonight as a member of Dick Herman went the the Philadelphia Wmgs of the distance for the Mets, striking PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) National Lacross League. out 10 and walking seven while Doug Favell, the Toronto Favell IS a forward in being touched for eight hits . Maple Leafs' goalie, makes his lacrosse. Regatta Parade Eniry Fonn the Letter Jh.om Portland I By Goldie Clendenin PORTLAND - The long and anxiously awaited excursion on the Chaperon has come and gone, leaving us with nostalgic memories of other days and ways of llving. I do hope o\hers will tell us how it seemed to them ; I'm reminded of the fir st four Books of the New Testament: all were there, but each told it 1n a bil·of different way. Cruising up the river awhile, then sort o' drifting down w1th the current, a shore line of a different state on each side, I wondered, " How can one be closer to nature and to God• " Also, which is really best, anl!cipation - or realization, or perhaps the loo~ing back in 1 seemed hke strangers; seekmg acquaintances who were not there, enjoying the fellowship. Folk visiting, singing, and dancing reminded me of the old ''Senator Cordell" packet boat I used to go on from Hazel to home m East Liverpool. She wasn't a fancy boat, the landing until midmght or after and the Cordell !tad whistled for Lock 21. My child had to be wakened; neighbors would carry my "hat boxes " (really no hats w them, they were for luggage). When HONE 992-5320 we got to the river Dad would be out on it sw inging a lighted "Cordell' 1 • Sewing with kerosene lantern , lettmg them The first thing one saw as the know to stop. There were Knits Taught gangplank was lowered was hurned good-byes and a mad By Mrs. Bumgardner men deck hands jumping off to scramble to get on and settled. and Regular load crates of chickens, cases In less than two days I'd be Beginning Sewing or eggs, bundles of hoop poles, home in East Liverpool someone 's moving - or thmgs. Well, hke all good things, ordered from up or down the cruises end and folk slopped nver . dancmg on the Chaperon e. Then, hurrying to top deck to Some crowded down the sign in, pay my fare a~d be stairway, but the music played assigned a stateroom; if 11 was on (bet that guy was hred). daylight one went out on "lop And folk who but a short time JJ:...o~ memory on a few hours, deck" in swnmer or in the ago were saying hello were -'-W,," Halmos t Heaven" not only in dining hall in winter. This hall saymg goodbye an d singmg the West Virgmia, but Oh10, too , served for dining, visiting ~. old song Auld Lang Syne m MIDDLEI'OIIT OHIO The soft br eez~, mu s ic, dancing. My favorite place on happiness, laughter and a few meeting old friends; no one deck was where I could see the tea rs. paddlewheel and waves it Time and hde wa its for no..----·A--O•R•Z•E•- - E A - - - - - - - - - - . l · made. Years later I used to ge t one, and when another year UTH I 0 0 LER fOR in an old johnboat and ride the has come and gone, some of us will have passed on. ZENITH-GIBSON-HARDWICK waves she made. When I came down the river But whoever wrote, ''Parting KITCHEN AID-LITTON (Microwave Oven) to home my two brothers would IS such sweet sorrow'' must ALSO me et me at th e landing have had something like this in (Hazel ). Home was a nule up rrund. And 1t remmds us who DOXOL PROPANE SERVICE Dewitt's Run. Joe and John are alone how very fortunate always seemed to have grown are those whose compunions a foot, and when their voices are with the m sltll. Hold on to T.v. & APPLIANCE changed I hardly recognized every mmute . It may not come them. again. I U GAS SERVICE When I went back to East And ones who have not exChester, Ohio Phone 985-3307 Liverpool, if it was nigh t, we perienced it can never know stayed with neighbors near the the ph ys ical , mental and spintual hur t of losing one who has become a part of oneself. Or the blessed numbness th~ t comes as you walk hke 'a sleepwake1· dmng what has to be done. Later there is a dull empty achmg loneliness , with sometimes a flower , song, time I or place brings 1t back Jjke a two edged sword. Some fied a new hfe. Others fear of having their world lorn apart again and struggle on alone. For this the Semor Citizen Center has R·deno r's Uve' at home ••• Leam at home ••. Stay at home COMMUNITY COLLEGE CLEVELAND (UP!) - The League over the years loaded apparent Joss of veteran with n~Kut contracts --and receiver Fair Hooker and , they've finished dead last, year offenSive tackle Bob McKay to in and year out. the World Football League was "Every time a player plays attributed Thursday by out his option and leaves the Cleveland Browns owner Art Browns, it means more money Modell to his own refusal to for those players who remain grant no-eut contracts. and pe rform . As ·far as "I've been told our proposals replacements for Hooker and were as good, 1f not better, than McKay - 1975 is a long way off. what was offered by the WFL," "Many things can happen," Modell said. "The only dif- Modell concluded. fer ence being· that, as previOusly slated, I w1U not Ma1or League Lead ers grant no-eut cont racts to any By Un1t ed Pre!S.s International L eadmg Batt ers ,, player ." National League The s1g ning of McKay, a key g . ab r h. pet. on the Browns ' rebuildmg Ga rr . All 48 20? ' 30 81 391 Smit h . St L 44 170 29 63 371 program for the offensive !me, Gro ss, H ou 46 141 27 50 355 was annoUI) ced by the Chicago Geitz, St L 45 172 '3 58 337 Ga r vey, L A 48 200 34 67 335 F1re of the WFL. McKay would Morgan , Cin 45 164 31 54 329 Farland, Ronnie Plants, George Garnes, Brei Tackett, begin playing for the rival Da viS, Mil 38 159 21 5 1 '321 ZISI< , P 11t 38 119 15 38 3t9 Marty Hash, Tom Brumfteld, Steve Mundell, Hom er Mc- league in 1975. Maddox, SF 51 217 34 69 31 6 Millan, Terry Payne and Coach Bruce Gabriel. Third row The Jacksonville Sharks, Bucl<nr . L A <15 17 6 23 56 316 Br ock, St. L 41 173 34 55 316 Richard Eggleton, Tim Stout, Bruce Runyon, Richard who previously signed away Am er1can League g ab r . h. pet. Morris, Wendell Payne, Clarence Logan, Meek Theiss, Cleveland tight end Chip Glass, Car ew , Mnn <12 172 29 70 .407 Sterling Loga n, Freddie Logan , Ralph Smtih, Gene Payne say they have signed Hooker Jackson, Ok 41 148 30 59 399 and Dave Dobbins. Evans . Bos 29 106 18 39 366 for the season after next. Hargrv e, T x 35 109 18 39 356 " It's difficult enough to Randl e, T ex 40 110 19 37 336 motivate a player when h1s job M cR a e, KC 45 156 22 5 1 327 81 44 163 11 53 325 1s at stake, Jet alone motivate Robnson, Burrghs . Tx 47 190 29 61 321 him when he is guaranteed his Ol1va·, M ,nn 35 123 10 39 31 7 315 46 18 1 22 57 pay whether he performs or R01aS, K C Home Runs National League : Wynn , LA not," Modell said. "I've known 14 ; Ga r vey, L A 11 , Bench , Cm learns in the Na tional Football 10, Aaro n, All, Pe rez, C1n, Watson impatient for a victory CHARLOTTE (UP! )- Tom Watson isn 't hitting the ball quite as far as he did during his collegiate days at Stanford Umversity because he's found that accuracy IS a premiwn on th e professional golf tour . He combined strong iron play and superb putting for a 7under par 65 Thursday and takes a one stroke lead into today's second round of the $250,000 Kemper Open. " I' ve sacrifi ce d some ' F ree Booklet prepa r ed to Express your thoughts words are hard find. SPRAYS Dudley's florist 59 N. Second St. Middleport, 0. especta lly the fore and aft mot10n of the engine shaft 1'hls motwn is transmitted through 45-footlong pitman arms to the cranks on each side of the paddlewheel, \\hich creates the circular motion of the blg paddlewheel. That paddle" heel Will be 36 feet across the shaft and 22 fee t, 10 inches m diameter. As an as1de to the Naval Ar chitects an d Manne Engineers, Gow recalled the meidenl in which a representative from the Ameri ca n Bureau of Shipping came to Jeffboat to inspect the size of the paddlewheel shaft HYou lrn cw.r," said the Inspector, "we don't ge t very many of these." p1an o. Mrs. Tuttle baked the anniversary ca ke which was served ·with ice cream, mints and punch. It was reported durmg the meehng conducted by Mrs. Erma Cleland that Mrs Ed1th Belzing 1s hospitalized, and Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler has been ill at home. Guests at the observance were Mrs. Edna Reibel and Mrs. Nettle Hayes, Theodorus Council, Pomeroy; and Mrs. Charlotle Nease, Mrs . Ila Clark, Mrs . Margaret Cottrill, Mrs. Janice Lawson, and Mrs. Margaret Eichmger, Guidwg Star Council, Syracuse. Members of Chesler Council attending besides those named were Mrs. Ethel Orr, Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs . Dons Grueser , Mrs. Zona B1ggs, Mrs. Dorothy Ri tchie, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Hatti e Frederick, Mrs. Ada Neutzling , Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Mae Spencer, Mrs. Betty Roush , Mrs. Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Doris Koemg, Mrs. Laura Mae N1ce, Mrs. Goldie Wolfe, Mrs. Opal Eichinger, Mrs. Marcia Keller, Mrs Goldie Fredenck and Mrs. Olive Fae Kimes. ' Participating in the Memorial Day parade Monday were Mrs. Tuttle , Mrs. Myers, flagbearers; Mrs . Pooler , Uncle · Sam ; Mrs . Ritchie, bearer of the Christian flag; and Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Cleland, Mrs . Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Letha Wood, in the marching unit. Mrs. Cleland and Mrs. Ada Van Meter gave readmgs at the service, and Mrs . Roush had the prayer . IN HOSPITAL SYRACUSE - David Duffy, six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duffy , Syracuse, 1s confined at Holzer Medical Center with a fractured leg. Cards would be appreciated. His room number is 512. steam -powered Hlle At the open recepti on, yellow roses and a til!'CC·t JCrccl weddm g take wath fern l eC:~ves M c Laughlin and Mr and Mrs Donald Mtms- fi eld , Mrs Norma McCoy and Sha non, June Ro !:icnblum. Man e McKrught, C:crC:~Id Ca rpent er, Charles Bolm and l.mda Srmth, all of Athens. Mr. and Mrs Danny Folden and ch1ldr en, Nelsonville, Mr and Mr s. Harry G H ~ nmg , Mr and Mrs Paul RaymOnd, Mr and Mrs Char les All ell, Downmgton Ed Nelson, Dora Carpe nte r, daughters. Tanya and Sonya, MarJOrie Gru escr, Evelyn Mrs. Laura Kri ebs, Mrs. Rife, Orville Hogue, Mr and Harold Oxley, Mr and Mrs Mrs Wayne Tw·ncr, all of Alva Rupe, Mr and Mrs. Dale Rutland. Stan sbury, Stanley Folden , Mr . l):mald Taylor. l.1ttle Valley. and Mrs. James Fletcher, Mr . N. Y., Mrs. Myrtle Queen ," and Mrs. Peter Logan , Mr and Venice, Fla . Mr and Mr s Mrs. Henry Turner, Mr . and Dana Cline, Youngstown. Mr Mrs. Frank McK1bben, Mr . and Mrs. Rubert CHr pellte r. and Mrs Jerry Stansbury , Debbi e, Sue and Do nn 1e. Reba and Aaron, Mr. and Mrs. Pickerington: Mr. and Mrs. Max Haning, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Haning, Mr and Mrs Wtlliam Cheadle, Mrs Metta G(;lrnet Bowen , Colw11bu!; tendm g \\ere, locally, Mr C:~ nd Mr s. J1mmy Hamn g and :rj:~=~so;~:,i:~-:i,,,,,.,.,,,,:!~r Calendar!li F1sher, Robert Turner , Rev To complete a busy spring semester, the s,tudents of the dan ce classes at French Art Colony w11l perform at a Spring Workshop This workshop will be Sunday, June 2, from 2 to 4 p. m. m the aud.1torium of the Washingt on Elementa r y School, Ga llipolis. couraged to attend. The Dan ce Department of the French Art Colony offers ·these student wor kshops twtcc each year. Th1s prov1des the stud ents with the opportumty to perform in classic dress before an a udtence, as well as to prov1de the families an d public w1lh an undersl<lndin g InvitatiOns have been sent to of what these dance classes the fam1lles of the students, but entail the genera l publ ic is enMrs. Gillian Moore, dance HM C to honor chaplains Holzer Med1cal Ce nter extends a cordial invi!at1on to all of 1ts chaplams 1n the area and to any new ministers, who may be mleresled m this vital chaplaincy program, to attend the Hos pital 's ,Annual Appreciation Lun cheon, Tuesday , June 4, at I p.m. m the Center's French Fi ve Hundred Room. This year's luncheon is of spee1al mterest to all minister's, as Rev . Arthu r Lund, who Will be the lull-ltme director of Holzer 's chaplai ncy program in July, is to be the principle speaker. Rev. Lund will serve as a hason between the ongoing support system of the pr ese nt volunteer chaplains and the hospital m his new role. The Annual Appreciation Luncheon for Chaplins was begun at the center as an expression of the gratitude the hosp1tal has for all of the volun tee r chaplains who donate so much of their tune and stren gth to the pahents and their families durm g their stay at Holzer Mm1ster s are to make reservations with Mrs. Beard, 446-5152 , before June I, if they plan to attend the luncheon, whwh ls without charge to them. White, Gold, Avocado or Shaded Copper ' Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit - Fertilizers - Lime - Cement & Mortar- .Stock Salt - Water Softener Remedies - Salt - Litters - Vaccine Roofing- Paints- Red Brand Fencing . Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays _ Gates. ONLY $27995 ' FOREMAN & ABBOTT • " , /or-, MIDDLEPORT, ' 0. ,_-. The Presbyterian Chu rch structure was d1sc:ussed by Mrs. Jean Moore at the Tuesday ni ght meet1ng of Group II of the Middleport Umted Presbyterian Church at the home of Mrs Richard Karr. Mrs . Velma Rue was CO· hostess for the meeting VBSTOOPEN Bible School will be held at the First United Presbyterian Church, Middleport, June 3-7. Classes will begin at 9 a.m. and continue untilll :30. Dtrector 1s 1 the Rev. Dwight Zavilz. l ,-------------Classified Ads· I l , ·; I . Hospital , and .se rvices given to velcrans in rest or nurstng homes, and an pnvate home!; arc among the wa~' S the money IS spent. Mrs Wild ermuth com- bring you extra cash r or shopping sprees wus rnude to lhe pus t. M1 ss Erma Sm1th, Mrs Hcuter and Mrs Veda Dav is we re ap· pointed to the nud itJ ng r·omMrs. Gemma Casc 1 reported that three dozen tuwels cmd I ,o(.'~IUn at Muum, Fla , Aug 18· 22 Mrs. Ellen Couch reported that fl owers had been se nt to Mi ss Vu ~ir Hobste tt er 1\L·know lcdgments on reports were read from s1x dtslnct chc11rpe r so ns Th e mee tin g mended the juniors who p;.1 rt1 c1pa ted, taki ng in $300 65 of the total amount, cmd a\.\'Hrrkd pnzes to Cheryl I.e hew , fir st tape have been sec ured to be made into bibs for the veterans concl ud ed w1th the president at the Chllhcothe H osptt.o:~l re~~dmg " My Poppy Dream " place: Jenmfer Couch, second, Lon Ann Wood, thi rd, .1nd Paula Kl oes, F'ae Reibel , Pam l'hey will be taken there July 18 wntlen by Mrs Neutzling . when the F:1ghth Dlstnc! en· Refreshments uf punch and tertams. Cakes. cookles , fres h c.:ook1es \.\'ere served by Mrs. Powers and Ida Casc a The dates of May 23 and 24; 1975 we re designated as Poppy Days and the Pomeroy mayor w11l be ron l<l cted and asked to set aside those days for the Auxllmr y mstructor for the Fre nch Art Colony, has an noun ced that the dance program will include a teenage ballet class dancwg to (;I Mazurka m peas. Ill t costume; a ballet class of siX to nine year olds perfor ming to "Waltz of the Flowe rs"; a port1on of the ballet, "Capella" given by a ballet class of four to seven year olds; 'several ballet solos presented by Laune Henson und Paula Covert are also mcluded '" the program. A modern dance class of. rering an Indmn rendl tton to the "Good, the Bad and the Ugly" IS also in the lineup. A samplm g of class lessons will also be demonstrated by the students under the guidance of Mrs Moore . frUIt and homemade candy w1ll Welsh and Mrs .Jewell. be solicited A repo~t on the Memona1 D(;ly observance and aux1har y parttctpatwn was g1ven ami a vote of thanks was extended to Mrs . Casci and her comm ittee for the hm che l)n The um t also thanked Mrs Ncac!l Carsey fm use of her convert ible m the parade, and Harry Davis for dnving Cat henne Welsh reported tha t new drape !; and rods have been purchCi sed for the hall , and arrangements were made to buy new l<lblcs for the officers' st.at1ons The Thursday , D1stnct 8 co nv enti on tn Pomeroy at Tr1m ty Church was an noun ced. The local uni t "ill serve as hosts' Mrs George Sa llott, Department of Ohw president, will be the speaker. In a co mmunication from Mrs . T1pple. di strict · Esther fe rence at Columbus Saturday ' was announced , along w1th the department c~n ve nti on, July 12-14 Neil House, Columbus De lega t~s from here will be Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Neutzlmg, Kt •c J• ~akt• matd1in g •· n ~<t~£'nuon t an !l \H'il1ling rin :.;:~. l,t ·r· l't•t"l tli olllllllltl i-1. MONEY RECEIVED State Aud ttor Joseph T Ferguson's office distri buted Mrs Moore read ''Slow Me $4,644,000 m gasoline taxes 1n Down" and devotwns by Mrs. May to Ohio's townships and VJ rg1 ma Owens inc luded co unti es. Each town ship readings, "God Bless re ce i\'ed $1. 200 and each America", and " The May Day county received $35,1100 The Plot" taken from GUideposts. offi ce also diStribu ted Refreshments were served to $5,815,020.97 1n welfare 12 members and a guest, Mrs assistance mon ey in Apnl to Marcella Coleman, associate the 88 Ohi o Counhes Of the president. total, Meigs County received l 1 I The Perfect Gift 1 1 for the whole family I Brl!y Gmha111 says . 'In thr~ h-...._ I hJ>'l' rl\ \..1 If-..· ·~'.Jbk.lrrl~lruth.,rA thr S.: n~u~ v. rth rt'f)('l.'-{.,j ·ntC'n..":..: .u•J rn~r.JIUl I ~ II'< ,o, VI I; Nl IJ IH ' IC; pres id ent, the JUnior con. Refr es hments w11l be served dunng the wtermisswn . Mrs. W A. Willer, Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs. Caddie Wi ckham, Mrs. Dave Crow, Mrs. Lucille Braley, Mrs. Raymond Jewell, Mrs. Terry Phalin, Mrs. William Barnhart , Elaine Barnhart, Mrs .J Edward Fosler, Mrs T. T Shelton, Mrs. Leshe Price, Debbie Taylor, Pat and Ctndy Cratg, Mrs L P Sterrett, ivrrs Wilson Carpenter. Mrs George Skmner, Jean and Cmdy Schne1ger, Mrs . Gene Wolfe, Ma uree n Hen nessy, Vicki Kelly, Mrs. William Watson , Mrs . Leroy Wolfe and Mrs Robert Graham. LOVE COMES IN TWO'S 1t Mrs. iWI in 14 1\.UI'U I gold . g uurunlc••t l mul prutcl'lnl u:.::a in !'l loss. $8,947 . Color TV with the "works in a drawer" • Ql\(e~ yo~ mini-Circuits that plug-in fore9sy serv1ce. thot.t;h lOITlln~!(I!T'I(' ,J,nxt troml..L...J Thr~ raraphrasc:· ~('llllmu nii. Jit-.. tilt' rn~-'>oJ!o.,'t c>l OmslloC,..J r 1-,'l'flt:'rahon 't.'uro readrng1t wdl~lo,.{'"~ a I"'("V. under'ia nd In~ ul tht:'Scnpture.' COMPLETE INSPeCTION SERVICE Complete Line of Parts for All Makes of Extinguishers. .,.f· Recharging Hydrostatic Testing - Safety Lights - Sirens - Hose - Commer~ial Alarm Sys,ems - Sprinkler Systems New Fire Trucks - Ladders · Home Alarm Systems New ' Extinguishers. I We have a complete line of Tags, Signs and ' Arrows to meet OSHA Requirements. I · ' Open 9 A.M. - S P.M., Monday thru Fridiiiv . '' ., Webster Post 39, Pomeroy . Mrs Wild ermuth noted that illl of the funds collected in the Poppy Day proJect go eather d1rectly or Indirectly for veterans The pe~rtu.:!s e~t the Athens Mental Hcallh Center and the Chillicothe Veterans Miss Kuhn honored MISS Robm Kuhn, bride-elect of Bennie Wolle, was honored Saturday night with a shower at the Pomeroy First Baptist Church. Hostesses were Mtss Debra Black, Mrs. John Ingels and Miss J ane lle Kuhn. Games were played w1th prizes gomg to Mrs. Harold Triplett, Lena Sue Phalln and REVIVAL SET Arev1val service will be held Anna Wiles. Other guests were at 7:30 each evening June 5 Mrs. Ivan B. Walker and Lola, through June 12 at the Burling- Mrs. Robert Kuhn , Mrs. Harry ham Church just off Route 33. Bailey, Mrs. Orval Wiles and John Elsworth , evangelist; daugh ter, Anna , Ca rri e Bearhs , Mrs . Ellen Couc h, public mvited . Mrs. Albert Smith •• td Amy Phalin. Also presenting gifts were I v ' ' Drew COMPL/iTE SERVICE DEPARTMENT and Full Time Qualified Service Man ' YOUR CHOICE COME IN.:..SEE MORE! Am~Jncan Aux 1llary, Mrs. Welsh and Mrs . Davis . A report on the Girl S~ te 's Pr<-~t t, presi d~nt ; Mrs Marge tea at I,ogan was given by Mrs . Reuter. f rrst v1cc pr es1dent, Ncutz\ing who aCcompHnied Mrs. Iva Powell , second vrcc Sa rah Green, delegate Mrs . pres id ent ; Mrs. Gladp Neutzlmg will also e~ cc:ompany CL; rmmn gs , sec ret/t ry; tuld her to Cap i~l Omversity, June Mrs Ca th er ine Wel sh, 15 . A communication was read treasurer on the "Spirit of '76'' program Mrs. Nor ma J ewell reported of whn::h Mrs Neutzllng ha s that dunng the rust thr ee charge. It was noted that months 906 hours have been shckers will be e~va 1 lable soon contributed by '1 4 £11lXlilary for sal e hy th e auXIliary members to the Ameri cCJn 1nembers Al so announced was Lcgwn 1\ tontnbutt on of $100 the 1\'<.~llOna l Convention of the MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 14.2 c~~A~~y Refrigerator-Freezer Here's just some of the ·big value features you gel in lhis 2-door : • Freezer alone holds up to 102 lbs. of frozen foods • Deep-sheif •!: ~~ 11 e door keeps food al your fingertips · • Twio crispers hold a big supply of vegetables • Reversible doors in case you remodel or move Leg 1on Officers for 1974-75 were elected and mcludc Mrs. G1 ace Group II has meeting Business Phone-992-2804 E. M. Blake, Jr. J. T. Blake Phone 992-5404 Phone 992-7117 308 S. Third Avenue, Box 267 PHILCO® mcd111g of tht: FA C planning spring workshop R. E. ·t RACY FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT PHONE: Poppy Day proceeds to~lcd $626.2:1. the h1ghest in 50 years of selling poppies, Mrs Faye Wildermuth , cha1 n vom.an , repor lcd (:lt the Tuesday niglll I FRIDAY PAST MATRONS of Evangeline Chapter Frida y 7:30p .m. home of Mrs Grace French. Mrs. Beulah Hayes and Mrs Grace French ho stesses. SATURDAY RACINE BASEBALL Assn . tag day in Racine Saturday from 9 to ll :30 a.m . Boys to meet at ball diamond at 9 a.m. FISH FRY Saturday at Rutland Gym beginning at 11 a.m . Mrs. Pea rl Little in charge. Dance at 8:30 p.m. Public invited. Quart e t , NEWSMEN Charleston , W Va., at Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene, 7:30 p.m . Public InVIted. SUNDAY CHICKEN Barbecue at upper parking lot '" Pomeroy begmmng ll:30 a .m., sponsored by Pomeroy Fire Department and Emergency Squad. Proceeds to bmlding fund . MONDAY BIBLE School at Racine Baptist Church , June 3-13, 6 to 8 p.m. eac h eve mn g; commence ment June 16. Theme: ''Good News in Jesus "; parents reque sted to use parking lot behind chtll'ch to load and unload children fur safety reasons . All area children, 3-18 invited along with adults Wishing to help POMEROY Garden Club at 7:30p.m. home of Mrs. Waller Grueser. MEIGS County Fair Board ,-8 p.m., secretary's office on Rock Spnngs Fairgrounds . DAILY Vacation Bib! ~ School, Rutland Church of Christ, June 3-14, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. each week day. Children of all ages invited. REVIVAL, Morgan Center Wesleyan Church, Rt. 554, Eno. 7:30p .m. Special singmg each evemng. Evangelist B1ll Wisemandle . Pas tor 0. H. Cart. Public welcome . -------------- • Model AD148 2 Maggie Chaney outllmng the base of the ca ke decorated the table. Reg is ter in g guests and assisting with the receptnm were Mrs Wanda Oxley, Mrs. Evelyn Allen, Mrs. Loretta Sta nsbu ry. Mrs. Floria Han ing. Mrs. Cora Haning and Maxine Hani ng Friends and relatives at· I WilliamS. D1les Diles Heanng A1d Center Riverside Professional Bldg. 444 W. Union St., Athens ' Co mnnmity Church in Oyes· I .1:' .Ja y Stiles. Mr <trHI Mr s. Hnnald Whittin gton ;md gnmddaughtcr, Knstm Powel l , Mr ami Mrs Nc1l Mm ttn w1 d Tum my Lynn. Joan Woulen, Mrs. D<maiG Woote n, Louise anniversary May l9 at the waters of U. S. BeSides the Delta Queen, they are the Bell e of LOUISVIlle; the .Julia Belle Swain, Peoria. Ill., and the Pres1den t, New Orleans. The new boat is on ly the second overnig ht pass~ngc r s~am­ boat to be bUilt 1n th1 s century The f1rst IS the Delta Quee n Gow said the 60-ton bow of the boat ha s been turned and is now in place an d attached to the hull. " We have added deck plating and have started to move on the main deck house," he sa id . The stern will be turned and a t~ched to the hull in late June. The boat is schedu led to be launched m November and wil l begm ove rn ight passenge r service in 1975. lor your FREE COPY \ puddlewheel boats in opera tiOn on the mland , Wnle . . or Phone 592-6238 ALilANY - Mr imd Mrs. Glenn Clln r , Albany. celebrated thc1r 50th wedding 1The ~\BS man 's point IS well made. I There are now but fo ur I Wei J. known ce lebrtttes fr om al l Walk s of life tell the1 r personal stories of trtumph in lhc1r ftelds because they ove r came t hei r hearing impairment Come m, Anniversary marked Auxiliary raises $626 in poppy drive 11 l !SAT HOME Mrs. Wilma Stobart is recuperatmg at home following medical treatment at the 1 Veterans Memorial Hospita l t where she was confined two I weeks. . I ' ' A TYNOALE HOUSE PUBLICATION MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. '' \ ,I ' ' cy linder. Th e steam pressure ac tmg on the pistons produces Amencans of a ll ag es who SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM '· sma ll er, hi g h-p ress ur e cy linder and 1s exhausted into th e larger, lo"-press ur e suffer from uncorrected or untrea ted heart ng los s to seek help . ' '· m lm e on a single shart. The ste am goes fi rst into the enco urag e "' STORE HOURS : MONDAY-SA;TURDAY 8 AM-10 PM I 1940's and the Jack Rathbone buil t m 1937 . Engines for the new boa t e~rc bein g built by Pme Tree En g in ee rln g , Brun swick 1 Mame. Tandem compound eng ines have two pistons and cylind ers VASES, BASKETS, ' ' , SYMPATHY FLOWERS • Second St. Pomeroy, 0. . 1, CHESTER - The 40th anniversary of Chesler Council 323, Daughters of America, was celebrated Tuesday night at the hall with special recognition going to 10 charter members in attendan ce. An orchid was presented to ·· Mrs. Ada 'Morris, organizer of the council, with gifts going to each of the charter members, Mrs . Ona Osbo rne, Mrs . Morris, Mrs . Eula Swan , Mrs. Hattie Frederick, Mrs. Letha Wood, Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs . Leona Hensley, Mrs. Ada Bissell and ·Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes. Each one related something they remembered about their initiation. The charter members presented the council with a new American flag and a flag stand made by George Genheimer anq given in memory of his daughter, Mrs. ,Marie Koblentz. There was prayer by Mrs. Himsley. Mrs. Esther Ridenour had charge of the anniversary celebration which opened with the flag bearers escorting the charter members to the front of the hall. There were readings by Mrs. Jean Summerfield and Mrs. Ridenotll', and the song "We Love You Truly" by Margaret Tuttle with Mrs. Helen Wolf at the "They Overcame Hearing Loss" 298 I I, OPENS CAMP PITTSBURGH (UP!) -The Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League will open a three-<lay rookie camp at Three Riyers Stadium today with 40 first-year players expected to participate in the weekend workouts. Alexander MacKenzie in the Council marks birthday • _POWELL'S • ' I Amencan League: G . Perry , Clev 8 1, Busby , KC 7.4, Hun ter. Oak and Jen kins , Tex 7 5 ; Wood , Ch i 7·6. CHICAGO, lll. _ Paul A. Gow, Naval Architect for Jeffboal, Inc., builders of the new st..amboat for The Delta Queen Steamboat Co., told members of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers tha t ove rm ght travel by steamboat on America 's rivers is "not vet a thing of the past." · The SNAME mee ting was held May 22-24. at the Palmer House. In hts paper, "a Sister for the Queen ", Go" sa1d that although the new boat, a sist..r ship for the Delta Queen, "will be as luxW'IDus as a modern hotel, tradihon and authen. been ticity hav e not overlooked ." The new boat will have mirrors and elaborate staircases accented wi th pohshed brass and , he sa1d , "!hat while the lounges w1ll be outfilt..d with modern furniture the boat will have the sa me spaciousness as the elegant passenger boats of the 19th century steamboat era." Gow said the new boat will be propelled by a stern . paddlewheel, 36 fee l long by 22 feet, 10 inches in diameter . The tandem compound engmes are duplicates of those buil t for the steamboats Ja so n and 12 SUCCESS STORIES Vote for the one mill levy June 11th. Paid Pol. Adv. Pitctung NatiOnal League : John, LA 6 1; Caldwe ll , SF 7 2. Rogers. Mtl 7.3; Seven p1t ct1ers tied w 1tt1 6 VIC tories The dinner was catered by the Car nahan Catering Servtce up Norwalk way. Mrs. Carnahan (former Kath lee n Bissell ) is Hayward's older sister. Cutenng is a family busmess. Thetr two daughters, two sons and family are in on it. It . was a lovely dmner . The older young folk !students) were gone when I got there, but the fable was still set. Kathleen, two daugh te rs, sons-m-law , Kas and I, Myrtl e Lee Ables an d others had a ga bfest; then they played music and sang songs 'Twas a b1g day lor this ole hillbilly - seeing so many people happy. And I was happy lor them all. Yes, some of the old days are gone forever. "The Home of the Friendly Folks" - ·' weird " because he SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS (UP!) - Rtchard Midden, grandson of harness racing Hall of Farner Wayne "Curly" Smart, Delaware, drove Smart Noble to a record upset victory in the $12,500 Challenge Stakes for 4year.ol~ trotters at Scioto Downs here Thursday. The winner turned in a season record time for 4-year.old trotters of 2:011-li and returned $9.40, $3.20 and $2.20. MacArthur was second and Wingate Highball third. The O-S daily double combination of Sweet and Lovely and Jelline A. was worth $51.40. A crowd of 5,211 wagered $322,007. Cedeno, Hou and Sm ith , St L 9 Amencan League : Jackson , Oak 13, Horton , Det and Brigg s, Mil 12, Nettles , NY and Bllrroughs Tex 11 Run s Batted In Nat1onal League: Garvey ,, LA 46 . Wynn , LA .41 ; Cedeno , Hou and Sm tfh . St.L 38. Wi l liams Ch i and Cey , LA 35. A m e r i can League : Bur roug l'1 s, Tex 48 ; Jackson. Oak 40, Br1g gs, Mil 36,· Carbo, 8os 35, R udt , Oak 33. ~~~di;ow~o~ce meeting folk I • • • SUPPORT COMMUNITY COLLEGE was picked up seven birdtes with none of them commg on par 5 holes. "My iron pla y was good and my putting excellent," said much to offer. So I hope to see Watson . "I've worked on my you there. putting quite a bit smce I've My week hadn 'l ended yet as been here, They are excellent I got home at 5 p. m. At 7 I was greens." . attendin g a gradualwn dinner The stocky Watson said his at the Hayward Bissells for game has been improving in their son, Bruce. They are like rece nt weeks and he is "imfamily. I always enjoy visitm g patient " lor a win. there . This wa s special though , means all this and more for Southeastern Ohio. Do your part distance on the drives and am keeping the ball in play better," said Watson who is looking for his first victory since joining the tour- three years ago. "It's a Jot easier playing from the fa1rways than 1t is from the trees." The former psy chology major said his opening round ' Steamboats ''not yet thing of past No-cut contracts only difference Braves, Indians st.ay undefeated Tht.• Dail~ Sl..·nll nt'l ,l\luhilq x•rl -1\ •llltTm, U.J 1 Hl;n . i\1;1\ :1, ~ ... • I. I ' \ ·. The ten solid -stale plug -m mmi · C!tCUIIS are the " works" tha t make Quasar Color TV ~nique. Because. unl1ke tubes, they are de s1gned to work w rthout burn1ng themselves out . But if one should, there' s no problem, a new one can usually be replaced rtght 1n your home. ~: Werner Radio &. T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ., I I �'' \ • 0 5 4 - Tht Dail~ J Sl'lltlllt'l. !Vlldllkporl - l'ill lll'l'••) .I >. l'ri d ~~~, 1\1,1}. ,l , , 1' 1, 1 I The Braves and Indians continued their battle for the top spot in the Middleport Boys' League this week, both with perfect 3-ll records. The Braves won two, topping the Reds, 22-1, and the Rutland Dodgers, 14-9. Meanwhile, the Indians topped tbe Mets, 10-4. In other games, the Dodgers whipped the Mets, 10-3. Braves 14 Dodgers 9 Mike Miller and Steve Fife powered home runs for the Braves, as they won this slugfest behmd the pttchmg of Brill Dodson and Miller who was credited with the v1ctory. Miller also tripled, while Jack Humphreys and Terr y Wayland doubled. Adding singles for the Redmen were Humphrey, a pair, Britt Dodson, also a pair, Jeff Wayland, Mall Weaver and Dave Hysell, a pair. Kim Dewhurst homered for the Dodgers, while Steve Lambert cracked a triple and Ray Mower y slammed a double and Craig Nicinsky rapped a pair of tw<>-baggers. Getting a single for the Dodgers were Gary Priddy, Dave Spangler, Dewhurs t, Mowery and Troy Brooks. Nicinsky started and was replaced by Steve Lambert who was tagged with the loss. The two Rutland hurlers combined for six strike outs, while Dodson fanned nine and Miller three. IndiunslO Mets 4 The Tribe was led by a multiplayer attack, as John Cremeans smacked a pair of singles, as did Scott Cato, while Roger Carson banged out two triples and a single, Terry Gardner slammed two singles and a triple, Steve Carson smacked two singles, Steve Shaw rapped a triple and pair of singles, John Byer slashed ' two singles and a double, Ken REGISTER NOW FOR OUR SEWING CLASSES BEGINNING Monday, June 17 Hanmg doubled and singled and Dave Hoffman smgled , Gardner started for the Tribe and was credtled w1th the win, bemg replaced by Roger Carson m the fourth . . Dave Watkins started and lost for the Met s, bei ng replaced by Tony Scott in the fourth . Tony Scott and Bobby Fox paced Mets hi tting wtth two singles each, while Watkins slammed a homerun and Keith Scott added a single. Braves 22 Reds 1 The Braves exploded with five home runs in the second mning, runnmg their total homer productiOn to eleven in three games. SV AC TRACK CHAMPIONS - Members of the 1974 Slamming round trippers in Southern Valley Alhlettc Conference championship track the 11-run upnsing were Jeff squad are pictured here. First row, left to nght·a re: Carl Wayla nd , Jack Humphreys, Moore, Greg George, Steve Wellington, Lisa Casneras, Britt Dodson, Terry Wayland scorekeeper; Mark Crawford, Joe Chapman, John Denney and Matt Weaver. and Kim Hall. Second row - Jim Thevenir, manager; Ed Humphreys and Weaver Casneras. Stanley Cooper, Arnold .Jackson, Dennis Meadded a triple each while Jeff Wayland also slammed a double. Bobby Demosky slapped a pair of smgles and Ray Smith added a single for the lone Reds hits off winning pitcher Jeff Wayland. Andy Wilson was tagged with PLEASE ENTEit the organization (or the loss. 111<11\·ltluall h!'low in th e I!IH l{cgatta Parade: Dodgers 10Mets 3 l'lu•uwul theii <U'ade is "Funtinu• '7~ ." The Dodgers captured their second vtctory of the young season, as Craig Nicinsky went l'l'pt• uf Unit - - - - - - - - - - - - - three for folD' at the plate with a double and two singles. Gary \JJ(Jt'o'imal<· Nuinher _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ Pritty added a double, while Mark Tyree, Andy Cross, Sieve l'qw ul' vo•hiclt•s il' any _ _ _ _:__ _ _ __ Lambert and Guy Schuler each slapped a single . . \umlwr uf vehicl1•s if any_ _ _ _ _ __ __ For the Mets, Dicky Herman rapped a lrtple and Tony Scott and Bob Fox added singles for \umht'l ' of animals . if any _ _ _ _ _ _ __ the lone hits off starter and II \I L TO Uwi ght Goins. 1115 Wolfe Urivc. winner Guy Schuler. Schuler · Pomt•t·o" , Ohio . was replaced in tbe fifth after striking out 10 and walking three. Cross, his replacement, gave up no hits while walking three. MAKES DEBUT debut tonight as a member of Dick Herman went the the Philadelphia Wmgs of the distance for the Mets, striking PHILADELPHIA (UP! ) National Lacross League. out 10 and walking seven while Doug Favell, the Toronto Favell IS a forward in being touched for eight hits . Maple Leafs' goalie, makes his lacrosse. Regatta Parade Eniry Fonn the Letter Jh.om Portland I By Goldie Clendenin PORTLAND - The long and anxiously awaited excursion on the Chaperon has come and gone, leaving us with nostalgic memories of other days and ways of llving. I do hope o\hers will tell us how it seemed to them ; I'm reminded of the fir st four Books of the New Testament: all were there, but each told it 1n a bil·of different way. Cruising up the river awhile, then sort o' drifting down w1th the current, a shore line of a different state on each side, I wondered, " How can one be closer to nature and to God• " Also, which is really best, anl!cipation - or realization, or perhaps the loo~ing back in 1 seemed hke strangers; seekmg acquaintances who were not there, enjoying the fellowship. Folk visiting, singing, and dancing reminded me of the old ''Senator Cordell" packet boat I used to go on from Hazel to home m East Liverpool. She wasn't a fancy boat, the landing until midmght or after and the Cordell !tad whistled for Lock 21. My child had to be wakened; neighbors would carry my "hat boxes " (really no hats w them, they were for luggage). When HONE 992-5320 we got to the river Dad would be out on it sw inging a lighted "Cordell' 1 • Sewing with kerosene lantern , lettmg them The first thing one saw as the know to stop. There were Knits Taught gangplank was lowered was hurned good-byes and a mad By Mrs. Bumgardner men deck hands jumping off to scramble to get on and settled. and Regular load crates of chickens, cases In less than two days I'd be Beginning Sewing or eggs, bundles of hoop poles, home in East Liverpool someone 's moving - or thmgs. Well, hke all good things, ordered from up or down the cruises end and folk slopped nver . dancmg on the Chaperon e. Then, hurrying to top deck to Some crowded down the sign in, pay my fare a~d be stairway, but the music played assigned a stateroom; if 11 was on (bet that guy was hred). daylight one went out on "lop And folk who but a short time JJ:...o~ memory on a few hours, deck" in swnmer or in the ago were saying hello were -'-W,," Halmos t Heaven" not only in dining hall in winter. This hall saymg goodbye an d singmg the West Virgmia, but Oh10, too , served for dining, visiting ~. old song Auld Lang Syne m MIDDLEI'OIIT OHIO The soft br eez~, mu s ic, dancing. My favorite place on happiness, laughter and a few meeting old friends; no one deck was where I could see the tea rs. paddlewheel and waves it Time and hde wa its for no..----·A--O•R•Z•E•- - E A - - - - - - - - - - . l · made. Years later I used to ge t one, and when another year UTH I 0 0 LER fOR in an old johnboat and ride the has come and gone, some of us will have passed on. ZENITH-GIBSON-HARDWICK waves she made. When I came down the river But whoever wrote, ''Parting KITCHEN AID-LITTON (Microwave Oven) to home my two brothers would IS such sweet sorrow'' must ALSO me et me at th e landing have had something like this in (Hazel ). Home was a nule up rrund. And 1t remmds us who DOXOL PROPANE SERVICE Dewitt's Run. Joe and John are alone how very fortunate always seemed to have grown are those whose compunions a foot, and when their voices are with the m sltll. Hold on to T.v. & APPLIANCE changed I hardly recognized every mmute . It may not come them. again. I U GAS SERVICE When I went back to East And ones who have not exChester, Ohio Phone 985-3307 Liverpool, if it was nigh t, we perienced it can never know stayed with neighbors near the the ph ys ical , mental and spintual hur t of losing one who has become a part of oneself. Or the blessed numbness th~ t comes as you walk hke 'a sleepwake1· dmng what has to be done. Later there is a dull empty achmg loneliness , with sometimes a flower , song, time I or place brings 1t back Jjke a two edged sword. Some fied a new hfe. Others fear of having their world lorn apart again and struggle on alone. For this the Semor Citizen Center has R·deno r's Uve' at home ••• Leam at home ••. Stay at home COMMUNITY COLLEGE CLEVELAND (UP!) - The League over the years loaded apparent Joss of veteran with n~Kut contracts --and receiver Fair Hooker and , they've finished dead last, year offenSive tackle Bob McKay to in and year out. the World Football League was "Every time a player plays attributed Thursday by out his option and leaves the Cleveland Browns owner Art Browns, it means more money Modell to his own refusal to for those players who remain grant no-eut contracts. and pe rform . As ·far as "I've been told our proposals replacements for Hooker and were as good, 1f not better, than McKay - 1975 is a long way off. what was offered by the WFL," "Many things can happen," Modell said. "The only dif- Modell concluded. fer ence being· that, as previOusly slated, I w1U not Ma1or League Lead ers grant no-eut cont racts to any By Un1t ed Pre!S.s International L eadmg Batt ers ,, player ." National League The s1g ning of McKay, a key g . ab r h. pet. on the Browns ' rebuildmg Ga rr . All 48 20? ' 30 81 391 Smit h . St L 44 170 29 63 371 program for the offensive !me, Gro ss, H ou 46 141 27 50 355 was annoUI) ced by the Chicago Geitz, St L 45 172 '3 58 337 Ga r vey, L A 48 200 34 67 335 F1re of the WFL. McKay would Morgan , Cin 45 164 31 54 329 Farland, Ronnie Plants, George Garnes, Brei Tackett, begin playing for the rival Da viS, Mil 38 159 21 5 1 '321 ZISI< , P 11t 38 119 15 38 3t9 Marty Hash, Tom Brumfteld, Steve Mundell, Hom er Mc- league in 1975. Maddox, SF 51 217 34 69 31 6 Millan, Terry Payne and Coach Bruce Gabriel. Third row The Jacksonville Sharks, Bucl<nr . L A <15 17 6 23 56 316 Br ock, St. L 41 173 34 55 316 Richard Eggleton, Tim Stout, Bruce Runyon, Richard who previously signed away Am er1can League g ab r . h. pet. Morris, Wendell Payne, Clarence Logan, Meek Theiss, Cleveland tight end Chip Glass, Car ew , Mnn <12 172 29 70 .407 Sterling Loga n, Freddie Logan , Ralph Smtih, Gene Payne say they have signed Hooker Jackson, Ok 41 148 30 59 399 and Dave Dobbins. Evans . Bos 29 106 18 39 366 for the season after next. Hargrv e, T x 35 109 18 39 356 " It's difficult enough to Randl e, T ex 40 110 19 37 336 motivate a player when h1s job M cR a e, KC 45 156 22 5 1 327 81 44 163 11 53 325 1s at stake, Jet alone motivate Robnson, Burrghs . Tx 47 190 29 61 321 him when he is guaranteed his Ol1va·, M ,nn 35 123 10 39 31 7 315 46 18 1 22 57 pay whether he performs or R01aS, K C Home Runs National League : Wynn , LA not," Modell said. "I've known 14 ; Ga r vey, L A 11 , Bench , Cm learns in the Na tional Football 10, Aaro n, All, Pe rez, C1n, Watson impatient for a victory CHARLOTTE (UP! )- Tom Watson isn 't hitting the ball quite as far as he did during his collegiate days at Stanford Umversity because he's found that accuracy IS a premiwn on th e professional golf tour . He combined strong iron play and superb putting for a 7under par 65 Thursday and takes a one stroke lead into today's second round of the $250,000 Kemper Open. " I' ve sacrifi ce d some ' F ree Booklet prepa r ed to Express your thoughts words are hard find. SPRAYS Dudley's florist 59 N. Second St. Middleport, 0. especta lly the fore and aft mot10n of the engine shaft 1'hls motwn is transmitted through 45-footlong pitman arms to the cranks on each side of the paddlewheel, \\hich creates the circular motion of the blg paddlewheel. That paddle" heel Will be 36 feet across the shaft and 22 fee t, 10 inches m diameter. As an as1de to the Naval Ar chitects an d Manne Engineers, Gow recalled the meidenl in which a representative from the Ameri ca n Bureau of Shipping came to Jeffboat to inspect the size of the paddlewheel shaft HYou lrn cw.r," said the Inspector, "we don't ge t very many of these." p1an o. Mrs. Tuttle baked the anniversary ca ke which was served ·with ice cream, mints and punch. It was reported durmg the meehng conducted by Mrs. Erma Cleland that Mrs Ed1th Belzing 1s hospitalized, and Mrs. Mary Jo Pooler has been ill at home. Guests at the observance were Mrs. Edna Reibel and Mrs. Nettle Hayes, Theodorus Council, Pomeroy; and Mrs. Charlotle Nease, Mrs . Ila Clark, Mrs . Margaret Cottrill, Mrs. Janice Lawson, and Mrs. Margaret Eichmger, Guidwg Star Council, Syracuse. Members of Chesler Council attending besides those named were Mrs. Ethel Orr, Mrs. Dorothy Myers, Mrs . Dons Grueser , Mrs. Zona B1ggs, Mrs. Dorothy Ri tchie, Mrs. Opal Hollon, Mrs. Hatti e Frederick, Mrs. Ada Neutzling , Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Mae Spencer, Mrs. Betty Roush , Mrs. Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Doris Koemg, Mrs. Laura Mae N1ce, Mrs. Goldie Wolfe, Mrs. Opal Eichinger, Mrs. Marcia Keller, Mrs Goldie Fredenck and Mrs. Olive Fae Kimes. ' Participating in the Memorial Day parade Monday were Mrs. Tuttle , Mrs. Myers, flagbearers; Mrs . Pooler , Uncle · Sam ; Mrs . Ritchie, bearer of the Christian flag; and Charlotte Grant, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Mrs. Cleland, Mrs . Ada Van Meter, Mrs. Letha Wood, in the marching unit. Mrs. Cleland and Mrs. Ada Van Meter gave readmgs at the service, and Mrs . Roush had the prayer . IN HOSPITAL SYRACUSE - David Duffy, six year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duffy , Syracuse, 1s confined at Holzer Medical Center with a fractured leg. Cards would be appreciated. His room number is 512. steam -powered Hlle At the open recepti on, yellow roses and a til!'CC·t JCrccl weddm g take wath fern l eC:~ves M c Laughlin and Mr and Mrs Donald Mtms- fi eld , Mrs Norma McCoy and Sha non, June Ro !:icnblum. Man e McKrught, C:crC:~Id Ca rpent er, Charles Bolm and l.mda Srmth, all of Athens. Mr. and Mrs Danny Folden and ch1ldr en, Nelsonville, Mr and Mr s. Harry G H ~ nmg , Mr and Mrs Paul RaymOnd, Mr and Mrs Char les All ell, Downmgton Ed Nelson, Dora Carpe nte r, daughters. Tanya and Sonya, MarJOrie Gru escr, Evelyn Mrs. Laura Kri ebs, Mrs. Rife, Orville Hogue, Mr and Harold Oxley, Mr and Mrs Mrs Wayne Tw·ncr, all of Alva Rupe, Mr and Mrs. Dale Rutland. Stan sbury, Stanley Folden , Mr . l):mald Taylor. l.1ttle Valley. and Mrs. James Fletcher, Mr . N. Y., Mrs. Myrtle Queen ," and Mrs. Peter Logan , Mr and Venice, Fla . Mr and Mr s Mrs. Henry Turner, Mr . and Dana Cline, Youngstown. Mr Mrs. Frank McK1bben, Mr . and Mrs. Rubert CHr pellte r. and Mrs Jerry Stansbury , Debbi e, Sue and Do nn 1e. Reba and Aaron, Mr. and Mrs. Pickerington: Mr. and Mrs. Max Haning, Mr. and Mrs. Graham Haning, Mr and Mrs Wtlliam Cheadle, Mrs Metta G(;lrnet Bowen , Colw11bu!; tendm g \\ere, locally, Mr C:~ nd Mr s. J1mmy Hamn g and :rj:~=~so;~:,i:~-:i,,,,,.,.,,,,:!~r Calendar!li F1sher, Robert Turner , Rev To complete a busy spring semester, the s,tudents of the dan ce classes at French Art Colony w11l perform at a Spring Workshop This workshop will be Sunday, June 2, from 2 to 4 p. m. m the aud.1torium of the Washingt on Elementa r y School, Ga llipolis. couraged to attend. The Dan ce Department of the French Art Colony offers ·these student wor kshops twtcc each year. Th1s prov1des the stud ents with the opportumty to perform in classic dress before an a udtence, as well as to prov1de the families an d public w1lh an undersl<lndin g InvitatiOns have been sent to of what these dance classes the fam1lles of the students, but entail the genera l publ ic is enMrs. Gillian Moore, dance HM C to honor chaplains Holzer Med1cal Ce nter extends a cordial invi!at1on to all of 1ts chaplams 1n the area and to any new ministers, who may be mleresled m this vital chaplaincy program, to attend the Hos pital 's ,Annual Appreciation Lun cheon, Tuesday , June 4, at I p.m. m the Center's French Fi ve Hundred Room. This year's luncheon is of spee1al mterest to all minister's, as Rev . Arthu r Lund, who Will be the lull-ltme director of Holzer 's chaplai ncy program in July, is to be the principle speaker. Rev. Lund will serve as a hason between the ongoing support system of the pr ese nt volunteer chaplains and the hospital m his new role. The Annual Appreciation Luncheon for Chaplins was begun at the center as an expression of the gratitude the hosp1tal has for all of the volun tee r chaplains who donate so much of their tune and stren gth to the pahents and their families durm g their stay at Holzer Mm1ster s are to make reservations with Mrs. Beard, 446-5152 , before June I, if they plan to attend the luncheon, whwh ls without charge to them. White, Gold, Avocado or Shaded Copper ' Seeds - Bird Seeds - Oyster Shells and Grit - Fertilizers - Lime - Cement & Mortar- .Stock Salt - Water Softener Remedies - Salt - Litters - Vaccine Roofing- Paints- Red Brand Fencing . Baler and Binder Twine - Sprays _ Gates. ONLY $27995 ' FOREMAN & ABBOTT • " , /or-, MIDDLEPORT, ' 0. ,_-. The Presbyterian Chu rch structure was d1sc:ussed by Mrs. Jean Moore at the Tuesday ni ght meet1ng of Group II of the Middleport Umted Presbyterian Church at the home of Mrs Richard Karr. Mrs . Velma Rue was CO· hostess for the meeting VBSTOOPEN Bible School will be held at the First United Presbyterian Church, Middleport, June 3-7. Classes will begin at 9 a.m. and continue untilll :30. Dtrector 1s 1 the Rev. Dwight Zavilz. l ,-------------Classified Ads· I l , ·; I . Hospital , and .se rvices given to velcrans in rest or nurstng homes, and an pnvate home!; arc among the wa~' S the money IS spent. Mrs Wild ermuth com- bring you extra cash r or shopping sprees wus rnude to lhe pus t. M1 ss Erma Sm1th, Mrs Hcuter and Mrs Veda Dav is we re ap· pointed to the nud itJ ng r·omMrs. Gemma Casc 1 reported that three dozen tuwels cmd I ,o(.'~IUn at Muum, Fla , Aug 18· 22 Mrs. Ellen Couch reported that fl owers had been se nt to Mi ss Vu ~ir Hobste tt er 1\L·know lcdgments on reports were read from s1x dtslnct chc11rpe r so ns Th e mee tin g mended the juniors who p;.1 rt1 c1pa ted, taki ng in $300 65 of the total amount, cmd a\.\'Hrrkd pnzes to Cheryl I.e hew , fir st tape have been sec ured to be made into bibs for the veterans concl ud ed w1th the president at the Chllhcothe H osptt.o:~l re~~dmg " My Poppy Dream " place: Jenmfer Couch, second, Lon Ann Wood, thi rd, .1nd Paula Kl oes, F'ae Reibel , Pam l'hey will be taken there July 18 wntlen by Mrs Neutzling . when the F:1ghth Dlstnc! en· Refreshments uf punch and tertams. Cakes. cookles , fres h c.:ook1es \.\'ere served by Mrs. Powers and Ida Casc a The dates of May 23 and 24; 1975 we re designated as Poppy Days and the Pomeroy mayor w11l be ron l<l cted and asked to set aside those days for the Auxllmr y mstructor for the Fre nch Art Colony, has an noun ced that the dance program will include a teenage ballet class dancwg to (;I Mazurka m peas. Ill t costume; a ballet class of siX to nine year olds perfor ming to "Waltz of the Flowe rs"; a port1on of the ballet, "Capella" given by a ballet class of four to seven year olds; 'several ballet solos presented by Laune Henson und Paula Covert are also mcluded '" the program. A modern dance class of. rering an Indmn rendl tton to the "Good, the Bad and the Ugly" IS also in the lineup. A samplm g of class lessons will also be demonstrated by the students under the guidance of Mrs Moore . frUIt and homemade candy w1ll Welsh and Mrs .Jewell. be solicited A repo~t on the Memona1 D(;ly observance and aux1har y parttctpatwn was g1ven ami a vote of thanks was extended to Mrs . Casci and her comm ittee for the hm che l)n The um t also thanked Mrs Ncac!l Carsey fm use of her convert ible m the parade, and Harry Davis for dnving Cat henne Welsh reported tha t new drape !; and rods have been purchCi sed for the hall , and arrangements were made to buy new l<lblcs for the officers' st.at1ons The Thursday , D1stnct 8 co nv enti on tn Pomeroy at Tr1m ty Church was an noun ced. The local uni t "ill serve as hosts' Mrs George Sa llott, Department of Ohw president, will be the speaker. In a co mmunication from Mrs . T1pple. di strict · Esther fe rence at Columbus Saturday ' was announced , along w1th the department c~n ve nti on, July 12-14 Neil House, Columbus De lega t~s from here will be Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. Neutzlmg, Kt •c J• ~akt• matd1in g •· n ~<t~£'nuon t an !l \H'il1ling rin :.;:~. l,t ·r· l't•t"l tli olllllllltl i-1. MONEY RECEIVED State Aud ttor Joseph T Ferguson's office distri buted Mrs Moore read ''Slow Me $4,644,000 m gasoline taxes 1n Down" and devotwns by Mrs. May to Ohio's townships and VJ rg1 ma Owens inc luded co unti es. Each town ship readings, "God Bless re ce i\'ed $1. 200 and each America", and " The May Day county received $35,1100 The Plot" taken from GUideposts. offi ce also diStribu ted Refreshments were served to $5,815,020.97 1n welfare 12 members and a guest, Mrs assistance mon ey in Apnl to Marcella Coleman, associate the 88 Ohi o Counhes Of the president. total, Meigs County received l 1 I The Perfect Gift 1 1 for the whole family I Brl!y Gmha111 says . 'In thr~ h-...._ I hJ>'l' rl\ \..1 If-..· ·~'.Jbk.lrrl~lruth.,rA thr S.: n~u~ v. rth rt'f)('l.'-{.,j ·ntC'n..":..: .u•J rn~r.JIUl I ~ II'< ,o, VI I; Nl IJ IH ' IC; pres id ent, the JUnior con. Refr es hments w11l be served dunng the wtermisswn . Mrs. W A. Willer, Mrs. Joseph Cook, Mrs. Caddie Wi ckham, Mrs. Dave Crow, Mrs. Lucille Braley, Mrs. Raymond Jewell, Mrs. Terry Phalin, Mrs. William Barnhart , Elaine Barnhart, Mrs .J Edward Fosler, Mrs T. T Shelton, Mrs. Leshe Price, Debbie Taylor, Pat and Ctndy Cratg, Mrs L P Sterrett, ivrrs Wilson Carpenter. Mrs George Skmner, Jean and Cmdy Schne1ger, Mrs . Gene Wolfe, Ma uree n Hen nessy, Vicki Kelly, Mrs. William Watson , Mrs . Leroy Wolfe and Mrs Robert Graham. LOVE COMES IN TWO'S 1t Mrs. iWI in 14 1\.UI'U I gold . g uurunlc••t l mul prutcl'lnl u:.::a in !'l loss. $8,947 . Color TV with the "works in a drawer" • Ql\(e~ yo~ mini-Circuits that plug-in fore9sy serv1ce. thot.t;h lOITlln~!(I!T'I(' ,J,nxt troml..L...J Thr~ raraphrasc:· ~('llllmu nii. Jit-.. tilt' rn~-'>oJ!o.,'t c>l OmslloC,..J r 1-,'l'flt:'rahon 't.'uro readrng1t wdl~lo,.{'"~ a I"'("V. under'ia nd In~ ul tht:'Scnpture.' COMPLETE INSPeCTION SERVICE Complete Line of Parts for All Makes of Extinguishers. .,.f· Recharging Hydrostatic Testing - Safety Lights - Sirens - Hose - Commer~ial Alarm Sys,ems - Sprinkler Systems New Fire Trucks - Ladders · Home Alarm Systems New ' Extinguishers. I We have a complete line of Tags, Signs and ' Arrows to meet OSHA Requirements. I · ' Open 9 A.M. - S P.M., Monday thru Fridiiiv . '' ., Webster Post 39, Pomeroy . Mrs Wild ermuth noted that illl of the funds collected in the Poppy Day proJect go eather d1rectly or Indirectly for veterans The pe~rtu.:!s e~t the Athens Mental Hcallh Center and the Chillicothe Veterans Miss Kuhn honored MISS Robm Kuhn, bride-elect of Bennie Wolle, was honored Saturday night with a shower at the Pomeroy First Baptist Church. Hostesses were Mtss Debra Black, Mrs. John Ingels and Miss J ane lle Kuhn. Games were played w1th prizes gomg to Mrs. Harold Triplett, Lena Sue Phalln and REVIVAL SET Arev1val service will be held Anna Wiles. Other guests were at 7:30 each evening June 5 Mrs. Ivan B. Walker and Lola, through June 12 at the Burling- Mrs. Robert Kuhn , Mrs. Harry ham Church just off Route 33. Bailey, Mrs. Orval Wiles and John Elsworth , evangelist; daugh ter, Anna , Ca rri e Bearhs , Mrs . Ellen Couc h, public mvited . Mrs. Albert Smith •• td Amy Phalin. Also presenting gifts were I v ' ' Drew COMPL/iTE SERVICE DEPARTMENT and Full Time Qualified Service Man ' YOUR CHOICE COME IN.:..SEE MORE! Am~Jncan Aux 1llary, Mrs. Welsh and Mrs . Davis . A report on the Girl S~ te 's Pr<-~t t, presi d~nt ; Mrs Marge tea at I,ogan was given by Mrs . Reuter. f rrst v1cc pr es1dent, Ncutz\ing who aCcompHnied Mrs. Iva Powell , second vrcc Sa rah Green, delegate Mrs . pres id ent ; Mrs. Gladp Neutzlmg will also e~ cc:ompany CL; rmmn gs , sec ret/t ry; tuld her to Cap i~l Omversity, June Mrs Ca th er ine Wel sh, 15 . A communication was read treasurer on the "Spirit of '76'' program Mrs. Nor ma J ewell reported of whn::h Mrs Neutzllng ha s that dunng the rust thr ee charge. It was noted that months 906 hours have been shckers will be e~va 1 lable soon contributed by '1 4 £11lXlilary for sal e hy th e auXIliary members to the Ameri cCJn 1nembers Al so announced was Lcgwn 1\ tontnbutt on of $100 the 1\'<.~llOna l Convention of the MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 14.2 c~~A~~y Refrigerator-Freezer Here's just some of the ·big value features you gel in lhis 2-door : • Freezer alone holds up to 102 lbs. of frozen foods • Deep-sheif •!: ~~ 11 e door keeps food al your fingertips · • Twio crispers hold a big supply of vegetables • Reversible doors in case you remodel or move Leg 1on Officers for 1974-75 were elected and mcludc Mrs. G1 ace Group II has meeting Business Phone-992-2804 E. M. Blake, Jr. J. T. Blake Phone 992-5404 Phone 992-7117 308 S. Third Avenue, Box 267 PHILCO® mcd111g of tht: FA C planning spring workshop R. E. ·t RACY FIRE & SAFETY EQUIPMENT PHONE: Poppy Day proceeds to~lcd $626.2:1. the h1ghest in 50 years of selling poppies, Mrs Faye Wildermuth , cha1 n vom.an , repor lcd (:lt the Tuesday niglll I FRIDAY PAST MATRONS of Evangeline Chapter Frida y 7:30p .m. home of Mrs Grace French. Mrs. Beulah Hayes and Mrs Grace French ho stesses. SATURDAY RACINE BASEBALL Assn . tag day in Racine Saturday from 9 to ll :30 a.m . Boys to meet at ball diamond at 9 a.m. FISH FRY Saturday at Rutland Gym beginning at 11 a.m . Mrs. Pea rl Little in charge. Dance at 8:30 p.m. Public invited. Quart e t , NEWSMEN Charleston , W Va., at Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene, 7:30 p.m . Public InVIted. SUNDAY CHICKEN Barbecue at upper parking lot '" Pomeroy begmmng ll:30 a .m., sponsored by Pomeroy Fire Department and Emergency Squad. Proceeds to bmlding fund . MONDAY BIBLE School at Racine Baptist Church , June 3-13, 6 to 8 p.m. eac h eve mn g; commence ment June 16. Theme: ''Good News in Jesus "; parents reque sted to use parking lot behind chtll'ch to load and unload children fur safety reasons . All area children, 3-18 invited along with adults Wishing to help POMEROY Garden Club at 7:30p.m. home of Mrs. Waller Grueser. MEIGS County Fair Board ,-8 p.m., secretary's office on Rock Spnngs Fairgrounds . DAILY Vacation Bib! ~ School, Rutland Church of Christ, June 3-14, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. each week day. Children of all ages invited. REVIVAL, Morgan Center Wesleyan Church, Rt. 554, Eno. 7:30p .m. Special singmg each evemng. Evangelist B1ll Wisemandle . Pas tor 0. H. Cart. Public welcome . -------------- • Model AD148 2 Maggie Chaney outllmng the base of the ca ke decorated the table. Reg is ter in g guests and assisting with the receptnm were Mrs Wanda Oxley, Mrs. Evelyn Allen, Mrs. Loretta Sta nsbu ry. Mrs. Floria Han ing. Mrs. Cora Haning and Maxine Hani ng Friends and relatives at· I WilliamS. D1les Diles Heanng A1d Center Riverside Professional Bldg. 444 W. Union St., Athens ' Co mnnmity Church in Oyes· I .1:' .Ja y Stiles. Mr <trHI Mr s. Hnnald Whittin gton ;md gnmddaughtcr, Knstm Powel l , Mr ami Mrs Nc1l Mm ttn w1 d Tum my Lynn. Joan Woulen, Mrs. D<maiG Woote n, Louise anniversary May l9 at the waters of U. S. BeSides the Delta Queen, they are the Bell e of LOUISVIlle; the .Julia Belle Swain, Peoria. Ill., and the Pres1den t, New Orleans. The new boat is on ly the second overnig ht pass~ngc r s~am­ boat to be bUilt 1n th1 s century The f1rst IS the Delta Quee n Gow said the 60-ton bow of the boat ha s been turned and is now in place an d attached to the hull. " We have added deck plating and have started to move on the main deck house," he sa id . The stern will be turned and a t~ched to the hull in late June. The boat is schedu led to be launched m November and wil l begm ove rn ight passenge r service in 1975. lor your FREE COPY \ puddlewheel boats in opera tiOn on the mland , Wnle . . or Phone 592-6238 ALilANY - Mr imd Mrs. Glenn Clln r , Albany. celebrated thc1r 50th wedding 1The ~\BS man 's point IS well made. I There are now but fo ur I Wei J. known ce lebrtttes fr om al l Walk s of life tell the1 r personal stories of trtumph in lhc1r ftelds because they ove r came t hei r hearing impairment Come m, Anniversary marked Auxiliary raises $626 in poppy drive 11 l !SAT HOME Mrs. Wilma Stobart is recuperatmg at home following medical treatment at the 1 Veterans Memorial Hospita l t where she was confined two I weeks. . I ' ' A TYNOALE HOUSE PUBLICATION MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. '' \ ,I ' ' cy linder. Th e steam pressure ac tmg on the pistons produces Amencans of a ll ag es who SUNDAY lOAM TO 10 PM '· sma ll er, hi g h-p ress ur e cy linder and 1s exhausted into th e larger, lo"-press ur e suffer from uncorrected or untrea ted heart ng los s to seek help . ' '· m lm e on a single shart. The ste am goes fi rst into the enco urag e "' STORE HOURS : MONDAY-SA;TURDAY 8 AM-10 PM I 1940's and the Jack Rathbone buil t m 1937 . Engines for the new boa t e~rc bein g built by Pme Tree En g in ee rln g , Brun swick 1 Mame. Tandem compound eng ines have two pistons and cylind ers VASES, BASKETS, ' ' , SYMPATHY FLOWERS • Second St. Pomeroy, 0. . 1, CHESTER - The 40th anniversary of Chesler Council 323, Daughters of America, was celebrated Tuesday night at the hall with special recognition going to 10 charter members in attendan ce. An orchid was presented to ·· Mrs. Ada 'Morris, organizer of the council, with gifts going to each of the charter members, Mrs . Ona Osbo rne, Mrs . Morris, Mrs . Eula Swan , Mrs. Hattie Frederick, Mrs. Letha Wood, Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Zelda Weber, Mrs . Leona Hensley, Mrs. Ada Bissell and ·Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes. Each one related something they remembered about their initiation. The charter members presented the council with a new American flag and a flag stand made by George Genheimer anq given in memory of his daughter, Mrs. ,Marie Koblentz. There was prayer by Mrs. Himsley. Mrs. Esther Ridenour had charge of the anniversary celebration which opened with the flag bearers escorting the charter members to the front of the hall. There were readings by Mrs. Jean Summerfield and Mrs. Ridenotll', and the song "We Love You Truly" by Margaret Tuttle with Mrs. Helen Wolf at the "They Overcame Hearing Loss" 298 I I, OPENS CAMP PITTSBURGH (UP!) -The Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League will open a three-<lay rookie camp at Three Riyers Stadium today with 40 first-year players expected to participate in the weekend workouts. Alexander MacKenzie in the Council marks birthday • _POWELL'S • ' I Amencan League: G . Perry , Clev 8 1, Busby , KC 7.4, Hun ter. Oak and Jen kins , Tex 7 5 ; Wood , Ch i 7·6. CHICAGO, lll. _ Paul A. Gow, Naval Architect for Jeffboal, Inc., builders of the new st..amboat for The Delta Queen Steamboat Co., told members of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers tha t ove rm ght travel by steamboat on America 's rivers is "not vet a thing of the past." · The SNAME mee ting was held May 22-24. at the Palmer House. In hts paper, "a Sister for the Queen ", Go" sa1d that although the new boat, a sist..r ship for the Delta Queen, "will be as luxW'IDus as a modern hotel, tradihon and authen. been ticity hav e not overlooked ." The new boat will have mirrors and elaborate staircases accented wi th pohshed brass and , he sa1d , "!hat while the lounges w1ll be outfilt..d with modern furniture the boat will have the sa me spaciousness as the elegant passenger boats of the 19th century steamboat era." Gow said the new boat will be propelled by a stern . paddlewheel, 36 fee l long by 22 feet, 10 inches in diameter . The tandem compound engmes are duplicates of those buil t for the steamboats Ja so n and 12 SUCCESS STORIES Vote for the one mill levy June 11th. Paid Pol. Adv. Pitctung NatiOnal League : John, LA 6 1; Caldwe ll , SF 7 2. Rogers. Mtl 7.3; Seven p1t ct1ers tied w 1tt1 6 VIC tories The dinner was catered by the Car nahan Catering Servtce up Norwalk way. Mrs. Carnahan (former Kath lee n Bissell ) is Hayward's older sister. Cutenng is a family busmess. Thetr two daughters, two sons and family are in on it. It . was a lovely dmner . The older young folk !students) were gone when I got there, but the fable was still set. Kathleen, two daugh te rs, sons-m-law , Kas and I, Myrtl e Lee Ables an d others had a ga bfest; then they played music and sang songs 'Twas a b1g day lor this ole hillbilly - seeing so many people happy. And I was happy lor them all. Yes, some of the old days are gone forever. "The Home of the Friendly Folks" - ·' weird " because he SCIOTO RESULTS COLUMBUS (UP!) - Rtchard Midden, grandson of harness racing Hall of Farner Wayne "Curly" Smart, Delaware, drove Smart Noble to a record upset victory in the $12,500 Challenge Stakes for 4year.ol~ trotters at Scioto Downs here Thursday. The winner turned in a season record time for 4-year.old trotters of 2:011-li and returned $9.40, $3.20 and $2.20. MacArthur was second and Wingate Highball third. The O-S daily double combination of Sweet and Lovely and Jelline A. was worth $51.40. A crowd of 5,211 wagered $322,007. Cedeno, Hou and Sm ith , St L 9 Amencan League : Jackson , Oak 13, Horton , Det and Brigg s, Mil 12, Nettles , NY and Bllrroughs Tex 11 Run s Batted In Nat1onal League: Garvey ,, LA 46 . Wynn , LA .41 ; Cedeno , Hou and Sm tfh . St.L 38. Wi l liams Ch i and Cey , LA 35. A m e r i can League : Bur roug l'1 s, Tex 48 ; Jackson. Oak 40, Br1g gs, Mil 36,· Carbo, 8os 35, R udt , Oak 33. ~~~di;ow~o~ce meeting folk I • • • SUPPORT COMMUNITY COLLEGE was picked up seven birdtes with none of them commg on par 5 holes. "My iron pla y was good and my putting excellent," said much to offer. So I hope to see Watson . "I've worked on my you there. putting quite a bit smce I've My week hadn 'l ended yet as been here, They are excellent I got home at 5 p. m. At 7 I was greens." . attendin g a gradualwn dinner The stocky Watson said his at the Hayward Bissells for game has been improving in their son, Bruce. They are like rece nt weeks and he is "imfamily. I always enjoy visitm g patient " lor a win. there . This wa s special though , means all this and more for Southeastern Ohio. Do your part distance on the drives and am keeping the ball in play better," said Watson who is looking for his first victory since joining the tour- three years ago. "It's a Jot easier playing from the fa1rways than 1t is from the trees." The former psy chology major said his opening round ' Steamboats ''not yet thing of past No-cut contracts only difference Braves, Indians st.ay undefeated Tht.• Dail~ Sl..·nll nt'l ,l\luhilq x•rl -1\ •llltTm, U.J 1 Hl;n . i\1;1\ :1, ~ ... • I. I ' \ ·. The ten solid -stale plug -m mmi · C!tCUIIS are the " works" tha t make Quasar Color TV ~nique. Because. unl1ke tubes, they are de s1gned to work w rthout burn1ng themselves out . But if one should, there' s no problem, a new one can usually be replaced rtght 1n your home. ~: Werner Radio &. T.V. MIDDLEPORT, 0. ., I I �r \ U ' .-.. ~ l ' I 11 t ' \1 ' SEV E NTH DAY AD VENTI ST L OCat £' d o n Mo fbc rry H e gh t s ca V e ter ans M en o a l Hos. p t al Pomer ~ y Pa s ta H erbe 1 Mor ga n Sabba t h Schoo l ev er y Satur day a 2 p m and wor sh p se n t ce fol ow ng at 3 15 p m Ope n 8 bl e ct scus s on eac h T hur sd ay at 7 30 p m a t h e chu en Th e F r end l y Churc h GRAHAM UNITED METHODIST P re ac h n g f st and second 9 30 a m Sundays of CCJCh m ont h t h r d an d f ou rth Sund ay s eac h mont h wor sh p serv ce at 7 30 p m Wed nesday even ng s at 7 30 Prayer an d B b e Stud y ncsdcty 7 30 p U M W I rs W edn es day 7 JO p m WESL E YAN ( Rn c n e) un d ay sc noo 10 a m a m B bl e s udv wo sn p T i u sday l p m ch o r p r~ c ce Thu r sd ay 8 p n f c low sh p ~ Jp p c f r st Wed es day 6 30 p m U M W four h M on d ;1 y 8 p m 7 30 p - m MT U N ON BAPTIST Rev Cec I Co K pa stor Sunday Sc h oo l su pt Joe Sayre Sun d ay sc hoo 9 45 a m Sunday even ng wo r sh p 7 30 We dn esday prayer and B be st udy 7 30 p m TUPPERS PLA IN S CHR I STIA N CH UR CH POMEROY SACRED HEART Rev E ug en e Under wood p as tor POMEROY TRIN TV ~ GREAT BEND wor sh p I Howard Caldwe I Jr Sunday F a /h e John N a d zam R ev W H Perr n pastor Roy pas l o am 2nd and 4th Sund a ys Phone 99 2 2825 Sc hoo Supt Sunday Sc hool May er Sunday sc hoo sup Ch urc h Schoo 10 a m Sa t urd a y even ng Ma ss 7 30 9 30 am Morn ng Ser mon C hu rc h sc l OC I 9 15 a LETART FALLS - Wo sh p p n " dily Ma ss 8 and 0 10 30 am Sunda y eve n ng wor sh p se v ce 10 24 a m 10 am Chur ctl sc hoo 9 a m a Con fes s on s Sa t u day 7 sc rv ce 7 p m Yo u th c hu r rehea r s a Man B bl e stud y 7 30 p m eve ry 7 30 p m LETART FALLS UNITED da y 3 30 p m un d er d r ec on Tu esd ay POMEROY F R ST BAP BRETHREN - R ev Fr ee and of M a r y Sk nn er sen o r c ho r MOR NI NG STAR Wo rsM p Norr s pa sto r F loyd N orr s TI ST Robe r t Kuhn pa stor reh ean;al 7 JO p m Thu r sd ay 9 30 a m Ch ur ch Sc hool 0 30 sup t Sunday sch ool 9 30 a m WI am Wa son Sunday schoo l w th Mr s Pa u N ease a m M d W ee k Serv ce supt Sunday sc hoo 9 30 a m m orn ng ser mo n 10 30 a m d r ec to r We dne sday 8 p m BYF 6 p m Bb e sudy Prayer serv ce We dn esda yor F R ST SOUTHERN BAP MORSE CHAPEL War 7 p m c no 7 JO p m Wedne sd ay POMEROY CHURCH QF TI ST 1'87 Mu ber r y Av e sh p I I a m 1s t an d 3 d pr ac l ce W edn esday 8 30 p m THE NAZARENE Corn er CHESHIRE CHUR CH OF all I a ed w I Pom er oy Ch ur ch Sc hoo 10 GO D OF PROPHECY Sunda ys POMEROY WESLEYAN U n on an d Mu l berr y Rev G P S B C t he Rh F r ed H I am HOLN ESS CHURCH Cl yd e v H ender son pasta Sm th pa stor Sun da y Sc hoo oas. tor T o v Zw II ng Sund ay Har son v le R ev 0 Del PORTLAND - Wor sh p 7 30 10 a m Ar thur Hen son Supt Sunday schoo l 9 30 a m G en sc ho ol sup! Sun d a y se t oo Mantey Pasta Hen r y Eb l n p m Chur c h Schoo 9 30 a m M cC lu n g s upt m o n ng Morn ng Wor sh p 11 am 9 JO an no rn n g wor sh p Sunda y Sc hoo Sup Sunday Wo r sh p 11 a m SUTTON wor sh p 0 30 a m ev en ng Y oung Peop e s se rv ce 7 10 30 Sunday evang el st c Sc hoo 9 30 am Ev en ng 2n d and 4th Sunday s Chur c h p m s er v ce 7 30 m d week se Even ng se rv ce 7 30 meet nq ! 30 p m P ay er School 10 a m Praye r and wor sh p 7 30 p m v ce W ednesd a y 7 30 p m p m W e dn es day M d W eek mee t ng Wed nesday 7 30 p m P a se ser v ce Thu sday JO GRACE EPISCOPAL Th e Prayer Serv ce 7 :JO p m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Pm Rev Ha l- ol d Dee th r ec or Youth meet n g 6 30 p m Rev Robert Meece MIDDLEPORT S YR AC U SE F IR S T Chur c h serv ces 0 30 a m Even ng worsh p 7 30 p m Rev Sta n ey Brand um MT MORIAH BAPTIST ~ Rev CHUR C H OF GOD Hol y c om m un on f rst Sun cJ ay CHESTER CHUR CH OF JOPPA Worstl p 10 an Corn er Fou rth and M a n p;~ ~ o Sunday of month ch ur ch Sc hoo 0 30 Geo ge 0 e THE NAZAR ENE Rev Church Sch oo 9 a m Pray er M dd l epo 1 R ev H enry K ey sc hool 9 45 a n m or n n g a m for nurser y t hr ough 2 Her ber t Grat e pas t or Wor M ee t ng Wedn esday 8 p m Jr pas tor Sunday Sch ool 9 30 pr eac h g 1 a POMEROY CHURCI-i OF LON G BOTTOM - Cl1ur c h Sh p serv c e 11 a m an d 7 30 am M rs E v n Baum gard ev anqe st c se r v ce 7 30 p n CHR 1ST - J o h n F Am s t u z se v ces 9 a m Su nd a y p m Svnday Sunday Schoo l n er su p! Mern ng wor sh p P aye meet q Thu r sd ay past or B b l e schoo 9 30 am R chard Ba r l on Sc hoo 9 45 a m B b e Stud y 9 30 am 10 45 a m 7 30 p n wo rsh p 10 30 adul t wor sh p Wed sup! Prayer me et ng ev ery Thur sday 7 30 p m JEH OVAH S WITNESSES n es day 7 30 p m serv ce a nd you n g peopl es NORTH BETHEL Wor L a r ry Car n ah an pr es d n g POMEROY WESTS DE BRADBUR Y CHURCH OF meet n g bo t h 7 30 p m Sh p I a m Chur c h Sc hoo l 10 m n ster Sund a y 8 b e l ee CHURCH OF CHR ST 200 W Com b n ed B bl e stu d y an d CHRIST ctfford Sm l h a m ur e 9 30 am Wa ch ow er Ma n St - Lo re n T Stephen s pra yer mee t ng Wed n esday m n ster Sunday Sc h oo 9 30 ALFRED - Sunda y Sc hoo 10 30 am Tu es da y study ev an gel s t p hone 992 7856 ~ 30 p m am morn ng c hu rt: h 10 30 9 45 a m e a c h Sunda y Thurs B bl e st ud y 7 :JO p m Cons e rva ve non THE SALVATION ARMY am Sunday even ng ser v ce ng a t 11 am each preach day m n s ry sc hoo 7 30 ns r um en tal Sun day wor sh p En v oy Ray W W n ng off cer Sunday Prayer m eet ng 7 45 7 30 p m W ednes day serv ce 8 p m serv ce m eet ng 6 30 10 a m B b e st udy 11 a m pm n charge Sun day 10 a m p m Wedn esday W SCS a p m pm Wed nesday wor sh p 6 p m Ho i n ess me et ng 10 30 am LAUREL CLIFF FREE on th rd Tu esday each mon th MI OO LEPQRT CHURCH of B bl e st u-dy 7 p m Sun da y Sc hoo Young Peep e s METHODIST Rev Ro be t REEDSV ILL E Sunday Ch r 1st n c!hr st 1an Un on M DWAY COMMUNITY Leg on 7 p m Thu rs da y 1 to 3 W am school 9 30 pr eacn n g 7 30 E Buck ley pa stor Lawr en ce M a n ey pas or CHUR C H ( n o n Ba ley Supt Sunday SChOOl p m Lad es Home Le ag ue 7 p m Sunday pray er m ee t ng Mr s Ru ss el Youn g Sunday na to a l L angs v I e denom morn ng worsh p p m Pr ep c as ses 7 30 p m T ues day W SCS 7 30 9 30 am Schoo Sup ! Sunday Schoo l Dext er Road th e Rev Worl ey 10 :JO a m even ng wor sh p ST PAUL LUTHERAN f rs Thursday ea ch mon th 9 J O a m E v en n g wor sh p Ha e y p as or Sun day sc hoo l 7 30 p m W edne sda y Chr st a Corner Secon d and Syca mor e SILVER RIDG E Wor sh p Wedn es day pr a yer 7 30 10 a m eve n ng w or sh p 7 30 6 JO p m Youth Cr u sa de Sts Pom eroy the Re v 0 a m Chur c h Sc hool 9 a m m eet ng 7 :JO p m p m Pra ye r m ee t ng 7 Thursday c ho r p act ce TUPPERS PLA INS W I am M dd ewor t h pa stor MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Tues day 7 30 p m yo uth Sund ay Sc h oo l 9 30 a m Worsh p 9 a m Ch u r c h pm GOD Ra e ne Rout e 2 th e grou p F r day 7 30 p m c hur c h se r v ces 0 30 a m School 0 a m Rev Jam es M Mun cy pa s or D EXTER CHU RCH OF KENO CH UR CH OF Sunday sc hoo 9 45 am CHRIST T m Rus se l CH R 1ST ~ Georg e Fred er ck morn ng worsh p 11 a m m n s ter No n an C W I I sup! Serv ce wee kly 9 :JO am even ng wor sh p 7 30 p m Sunday sc hool supt Sun day on Sunday Pr ea c h ng f rst an d Prayer m eet ng Tu esday 7 30 9 :JO a m w or sh p th rd Sun day s of m Qn th by scnoo p m Young peop e ~ mee t ng Btble ser v ce 10 30 a m C ffor d Sm th 9 30 a m 7 30 p m Thursday st udy Wed nesday 7 30 p m HOBSON CHRISTIAN RUTLAND CHURCH OF UNION - Darr e ll Doddr I GOD Be r tha K ngr e y REORGANIZED CHURCH pastor Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 subst tu t e pastor Sunday am Le onard G !mor e f rs t OF JESUS CHRIST OF Sc hool 10 am wor sh p elder even ng se r v ce 7 30 LATTER DAY SAINTS serv ce 7 p m Sunday Prayer p m Wedn esday prayer Portland Rae n e Road But thou when thou prayest enter mto th) closet and when mee t mg Wednesday 7 30 p m mee t ng 7 30 p m w 111 am Roush pastor D enny HAZEL COMMU NITY thou hast shut thy door pray to th} fa ther wh1ch IS m sec1et and CHURCH Eva n s Sunday Sc hoo l MT MORIAH CHURCH OF Near Lon g Bot D r ec tor Sundav Sc hool 9 30 GO O Rae ne Rou te 2 T he thy father wh1 h seeth m secret shall re >~ ard thee opcnl) tom Es 11 Har t pas or Roy a m Morn ng worsh p 10 30 Rev Charle s H and pa stor Brown ass Sta n t pastor Mall 6 6 am Sunday even ng serv ce 7 Su nday schoo l 9 45 a m Sunday Sct10ol 10 a m Chu r c h Wednesday e ven ng p m morn n g wor s h p 1 a m 7 30 p m ea c h Su nday prayer serv ces 7 30 p m Even ng ser v ces Tuesday and ng prayer m eet ng 7 30 SO MUCH HAS been sa1d and 1\ rilten about pra) er yet I feel peven F r day 7 30 m ThursdGJy BETHLEHEM BAP TI ST BEARWALLOW R IDGE we all need more ms1ght to the fact of pra) er It 1s ve ry '"' MIDDLEPORT PEN Rev Ea r Shul er pa st o r CHURCH OF CHR I ST B be TECOSTAL - Th rd Ave th e Wor sh p ser v c;e 9 30 a m porlant to all of God s children St udy 9 30 a m morn ng Rev W I am K n ft el pastor d ay Sun day sc hool 10 30 Nothing can take the place of or answer the purpose of surel R onald Dugan Sunday School worsh p 10 30 a m e v en n g aSun m B b e st udy and pra y er wo sh p 6 30 p m W e dn e~ day Supt C asses for a I ages serv ce 7 JO p n Thur sd ay prayer Ills 1n the secret touch w1th God that real piety IS 001n even B ble St udy 7 30 p m ng ser v ce 7 30 p m MT OLIVE CHURCH K ngsbury Road Sunday and here m a very parttcular v.a y 1t IS sustamed B ble stud y Wedne sday 7 30 Long Bottom Sunday School Scho ol 9 30 am Ra ph c arl p m youth serv ces Fr day I The sacredness and worth of secret prayer appears when 7 30 p m 10 a m w th W lard P golf supt Wor sh p serv ce 10 JO supt Evange st c mes s age am and 7 30 p m a lt ernat el y we consider the fact thal1l 1s entered mlo for the sole obJect of FREEWILL BAPTIST each Sunday even ng 7 30 p m Prayer meet ng W ednesday Ash and Plum M d contaclmg God and of obtammg H1s favor Selfish sinful and dCorner by E ld er Rus s el Cl ne 7 30 p m R ev Jay St l es le port Noe Herrman m n ster of th e Apo stol c Fa th pastor WJrepentmg men thus do not seek the pres~nce and favor of God pastor Sa t urday ev en ng B ble Study Wednesday 7 30 2 In prayer 1\lth God alone 1t IS easier to get the hea1 t and serv ce 7 p m Sunday sc hoo pm 10 a m Su n day eve n ng ST VERSVILLE COM mmd away from earthly and smfulthmgs and du eclly upon Hun worsh p 7 p m OL D DEXTER CO N MUNITY CHURCH - Sun day GREGA TIONAl CHURCH who IS the obJeCt of our worsh ip Th€1 e arc so many lhmgs 1n the MIDDLEPORT F RST schoo l serv ce 10 am Prayer M s Wor l ey Fran c s Sunday wor ld tha t attract the allentwn and dl\ell the mmd and thoughl' B APT IST - Corn er S x t h and meet ng Thur sday 7 p m Schoo s up! Sunday schoo 0 l m er th e Re v Steve Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m nm of the true worshiper of God It IS blessed to come apart and meet Pa S ~agg s pa s o r Danny Z ION CHURCH OF CH R IST Thompson Sunday sc hool supt H1m entirely alone Pomero y H ar sonv 1 e LONG BOTTOM W MPO rad o program 7 45 Road R ck Morr son pa stor 3 Secret prayer should be pract1ced by the Ch11st1a1 am Sunday school 9 15 am Mr Robe r t S even CHRISTIAN Sunday sc hool supt Wyatt pastor Sunday Schoo l morn ng worsh p 0 IS a m Stanl ey Sunday sc hool 9 30 regularly each day The prayer of Dav1d wa s Evenmg and Rona ld Osborn e Bbe supt Y outh ac t v t es and fe/ lowsh p a m m orn ng wor sh p and mormng andatnoon w1IIIpray and cry aloud - Psalm55 17 School 9 30 a m prea ch ng for un or and senior h gh commu n on 0 30 a m 10 .tS a m Even ng serv ces Sunday e v en ng y ou h Th1s IS a great antidote for coldness and mdifference It IS the st ud ent s 6 p m B bl e study 7 30 p m 7 :JO p m M d we ek pray er Chr stan End E: avo r 6 30 p m preparatiOn for every dut) Ills the remedy for every Ill No serv ce Wed n esday 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE worsh p serv ce Sunday 7 J O M li.J HODIST - Rona d We Is Chnst1an need expect to hve the hfe anc( make any strides for p m Wedn esday ev en ng CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday Sc hool 9 JO prayer meet ng and B be pastor God who neglects prayer M ddleport 5th and Man a m Morn ng wor sh p 10 30 st udy 7 30 o m Gla ze m n ster am Young Peop e s Serv ce 4 The out~ ard testunony and servtc e o{ the Chnstwn m George ST JOHN LUTHERAN J emes Sheets super ntenden t 6 45 p m Evangel st c ser Grove the Rev Artnur P ne general depends on h1s secret prayer hfe for effectiveness The B ble schoo l 9 30 a m v ce 7 30 p m Prayer Combs pastor Sunday school mor n ng wo sh p 10 30 a m meet n g Thursday 7 30 p m more careful and contmued attentwn gl\ en to secret devotion ch urch serv ces 9 30 a m even n g wor sh p 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL 10 30 a m the more blessmg and frm tfulness m hfe and serv1ce prayer serv1c e 7 p m Wed MISSION - Bald Knob s Rev BRADBURY CHURCH OF L R G ues en camp pastor 5 Note espec1ally that the growth m grace and the general n esday CHRIST B ble Sch ool 9 30 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH am morn ng worsh p 10 30 Roger W !fr ed Sr Sunday advancement of each indiVIdual depends on secret prayer Th1s OF THE NAZARENE - Rev am Sund ay even ng Worsh p School Supt Sunday Schoo Thom as E Weav er pa sl or Sunday evenmg 9 30 am 1s the place of growth and enlargement not ou t m pubhc 7 30 p m c ho 1r Floyd Car son Sund ay school Serv ce worSh iP 7 30 Prayer mee t ng pract ce Sunday and Wed It IS the secret walk w1th God that makes the public life sup t Sunday school 9 30 a m Tuesday 7 :JO p m Ern est n esd a y 7 p m prayer meet ng morn ng wo r sh p 10 30 Youth Dee ter c ass l ~ ader testunony and servtce count and B b e St u dy Wedn esday Sunday evange st c meet ng mee llng Wednesday 7 30 7 30 p m If you have not been accustomed to praymg and wa1tmg before 7 30 p m pr ay er m eel ng p m Ernest D eeter leader ANTIQUITY BAPTIST sdav 7 30 c m MT HERMON CHURCH OF God m secret determine to do so Set apar t a perwd for lh1s Wedne Rev Freeland Norr s pastor GR ACE BAPTIST - 305 N THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday schoo l 10 am Chur ch purpose You can fmd the t1me It will be worthwh1 le It w11l Second Av e M ddleport CHRIST Robert Shoo k serv ce 7 p m Wednesday Lesl ey G Ho t pastor Sunday pastor Sun day sc hoal 9 30 make all of your life and work worth 1nfm1lely more than 1t eveJ school 8 be St udy 7 p m 10 a m worsh p ser Russell Spencer supt RACINE FIRST CHURCH am has been - Pastor W P B1kacsan F1rst Baptist Church 11 ce 11 a m worsh p se r v ce worsh1p se r v ce 10 45 a m OF THE NAZARENE 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday even ng worsh p al ternat ng Racme Ohw Sund ay School 9 JO a m n1 ghr prayer serv ce 7 30 w th C E at 7 30 p m on Mo r n ng Worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday Prayer m eet ng 7 30 Even ng Worsh p 7 30 p m THE UNITED PRES p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe We dnesday M 1d Week Serv ce BYTERIAN MINISTRY lay l ea der Sund ay Sch oo Sup er ntendent OF MEIGS COUNTY Ow ghl Gerald WHITES CHAPEL We Is Pas tor Rev L Zav tz Pastor D rec tor Coo v 1 e R D Rev Roy Dee t er Morr s M Wolfe HARRISONVILLE pastor Sunday schoo 9 30 RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Sund a y Church Schoo l 9 30 am worsh p ser v ce 10 30 Walter P B kacsan pa stor New books ready for l oan ng b eautifully wr tt en ove r am M s Ho m er Lee Svp t a m B ble stud y and prayer Ronn e Sa l ser S s Sup t allhe Pomeroy PubliC L brary f low ng wdh v ta ty Morn ng Wor shiP 10 30 am ser v ce Wedn esday 7 :JO p m Sunday School 9 30 a m are MIDDLEPORT Sunday RUTLAND Plam Speak ng an oral Morn ng Worsh p 10 45 a m Chur c h Sch oo 9 30 a m John Non Ftdron RUTLAND CHURCH OF b ography of Harr y 5 Truman Sun day even ng worsh p 7 30 Fu ltz S u~t Morn m g F The Mag c of Herbs n Da ty by Merle M ller CHR 1ST - Rod Kasl er pa stor p m Wednesday ev en ng B be Worsh p 10 30 a m V H Bra l ey Sunday school L v ng R chard Lucas an Study 8 p m FICTION SYRACUSE Morn 1n g supt Sunday schoo 9 30 a m excellent selec t on of herbal DANVILLE WESLEYAN Worsh p 9 a m Sun day Across the B1tter Sea E 1t.s w or sh p serv ce and com Rev Le lon Glasure pastor remed es wh ch can be 0 lion a narrat ve spann ng Church Schoo l 10 a m Mrs mun on 10 30 am youth Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m prepared ea s ly m y our own thr ee general on s a po werfu l Sampsn., Hall ! 11?' mee t ng 6 p m Sunday ]Un or youth ser v ce you t h and home MEIGS ave story ev en ng serv ce 7 r egu ar 6 45 p m even ng worsh p COOPERATIVE Lady B e w a re by Peter board meet ng lh rd Sa t urday Coly of Gold and Shadows 30 p m prayer and prase 7 PARISH Arnold. a prac t cal gu 1de to the 'P m Ell1s Peters ch fl ing suspense Wednesday 7 30 o m THE UNITED RUTLAND COM MU NITY physical safety of women SILVER RUN FR EE Jaws by Peler Benchly ME'THODIST CHURCH CHURCH Sunday School Bowl ng for Everyone by stor y of a Long Isl and resort BAPTIST Rev Ra ph D ean RobertT Bumga r ner 9 30 am Wo r sh p serv ce 11 pastor Sunday Sc hoo 10 a m Gene Berger town called Am 1ty that s set D1rector We dn esday prayer a m l er supt E ven ng Leon M W omen are My Favor t e upon by a rare and fea r some POMEROY CLUSTER meet ng 7 30 p m Svnday cc 7 :JO p m Praye serv Peop le Art L nk tetter about creature the grea t wh te Rev CarlE Hick s n ght worShip 7 30 p m meet n g Thu sday 7 30 p m Rev D Wm Svdenstncker women of all profess ons RUTLAND CHURCH OF shark CHESTEl< CHURCH OF THE CHESTER - Worsh p 9 1S poht cs medic ne mov es and NAZARENE Rev A s W e Are Now Mary GOD Rev James Sa t a m Church Schoo l 10 am ll oyd D Gr.mm Jr pas tor more from Eleanor Roose v el t ~arton tal e of a patent m a terf eld pastor Sunday Sc hoo ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m to Sa lly Rand nurstng home 9 :JO a m worsh p se r v ce 11 Morn ng worsf11 p 10 30 am Church Schoo l 10 am a m Stalk ng the Fa raway am even ng servi c e 7 Fernwood Marcell a Thrum FLATWOODS - WorshiP II Young peop les serv 1ce 6 45 Places Eu ell G bbon s the romat tc suspense murder set a m prayer servi c e a n d youth Church Sc hool 10 a m p m Evangel1st c serv ce serv ce Wednesday 7 p m nature wr fer has been t wo POMEROY Worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng n a moss hung plan tat on of LANGSV ILLE CHRISTIAN years sear c h ng out new places the old south Love of four 10 30 a m Church Sct1oa 9 IS serv 1ce 7 30 p m CHURCH - Robert E Musser am UMY F 6JOpm and ways t o I ve off the land brother s for the same w oman MASON COUNTY pastor Sunday School 9 :JO ROCK SPRINGS - Wor sh p THE HILAND CHAPEL and new wild foods to prepare Many boo ks of other types a m Rober t Bobo supt 10 a m Church Sc hoo l 9 a m George Cas to pastor Sund ay T1mes to Remember Rose are mo rnmg wo r shi p 10 30 also new tn c lud ng UMYF630pm Schoo l 9 _l_O_ ~venmg wors ~ F tzgerald Kennedy her I fe c h1 l dr e n s w es t erns and Sunda y even ng serv ce 7 30 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER 7 :JO Thursday even ng pray er her dream s her problems M d week serv ce Wednesday m yster es Re v Robert Bumgarner se r v ce 7 JO p m HEATH Worsh p 10 :JO 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second a m Ch urch School 9 :JO a m and Pom eroy St s Stan THE NAZARENE - Rev M UMY F 7pm Cra 1g pastor Sunday schoo C Lar more pastor Bob RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 15 9 45 a m worsh p ser y ce 11 Moore Sunday School Supt a m Church Sch oo l 10 a m 6 30 a m t ra n ng uni on Sund ay Sc hoo l c la sses for al U MY F 7pm p m even mg worsh p serv ce ages 9 30 a m mor n ng CENTER Wor M d week prayer 7 30 p m Emerson J ohnson Ltnda sh SALEM worshiP 10 45 N YPS Sunday p 9 a m Church Schoo l 10 serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m 6 30 p m evangel 1st c ser vice Boston W1lbam L Boston Sr am UMYF Thursdav 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week SYRACUSE CLUSTER CHRIST P 0 Box 487 Miller Brenda S Nichols aka Brenda prayer meeting Wednesday Rev Rtctlard E Jarv s St Mas(ln W Va Sunday 7 30 p m MISSionary meet ng Nichols John R Nichols Ruby ASBURY Wo r ShiP 11 Bib e Study 10 am WorshiP se cond Wednesday 7 30 p m a m Church Schoo 9 so a m 11 am and 7 p m B bl e St udy Dunn Berdell Dunn to Umted wscs 1st Tuesday UNITED FAITH NON Wednesday 7 p m Voca l DENOMINATIONAL Rev Sta tes easement Ohve FOREST RUN - Worsh1p 9 mus c Robert Sm th pasto r Sunday m cnur ch Schoo l 10 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Hazel Wn ght to Da v1d aWSCS school 9 30 a m c lass leader 3rd Wednesday 7 30 TIST - Corner o f Second and Leo H II worsh p serv ce pm Wnght parcels Rutland Ande r son Mason Pasto r 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m - WorShiP Walter Cloud Sunday schoo l Thelma Cremeans 10MINERSVILLE a m Ch urch School 9 a m EDEN UNITED BRETH 9 45 am worsh 1p serv ce 11 Gladys Powell Wtlson Roy Elizabeth Betty Cremeans W S CS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m RENIN CHRIST- Elden R Week l y a m and 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church Bake pastor Sunday Sch oo l B b e study W ednesday 7 30 Powell, Kathryn Ann Powell to Arnold D Cremean s to Sc hool 9 30 a m worsh p pm 10 a m Howard M c Coy Louts J V1ola Frances L Rober!Jl C 0 Bnen parcels se rv c;: 7 30 p m Mornmg sermon 11 a sup t MASON ASSEMBLY OF SOUTHERN CLUSTER Vtola I acre Olive Sunday n ght serv ces m GOO - Second St Mason W Rutland Rev Steven W1lson Ch r st 1a n Endeaver 7 30 p Va Chester T ennan t pastor Zelma Hawley to Norman Ernest J Deeter Audelle M Rev La rry Poltng m Song serv ce 8 p m Sunday sc ho o l 10 a m Rev Howard Sh1Veley M d Pr each n g 8 30 p m Rizer W1lllam R1zer lots Deeter Ar gyle L Dee ter mor n ng worsh p 11 a m BETHANY (Dorcas) w ee:k Prayer meet ng Wed evangel 1St c serv ce 7 30 p m Carletonv11le Florence E Deeter to Robert Worsh p 9 30 a m Ch ur c h Ray Adams n esday 7 p m 8 b e study and prayer serv ce lay leader Stanley D Trout Marilyn S L Hawk Nancy F Hawk lot Sc hool 10 :JO a m Wednesday 1 30 p m Phone CAqMEL Worsh p 11 773 5133 Trout to Stanley Phelps Sue Middleport CHURCH OF JESUS a m Jst and lrd Sundays HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Located at Rutland Sc hool 10 a m Phelps 2 acres Sc1p1o CHR 1ST 1n Chr1st1an Un1on Clyde J Ingels Patsy G Church on New L ma Road next to APPLE GROVE - Worsh p The Rev W II am C.!mpbell Dorsel Larkms, Phyllis Ill gels to Columbus & Southern 7 30 p m f .r st and t h1rd Sun Forest Acre Pa r k Rev Ray pas tor Sunday School 9 30 Rouse pastor Robert Musser Larkms Ethel Larktns Ohw Electric Co easement 'm James Hughes supt APPLE: GROVE - Su nda y Sunday Schoo l supt Sunday evenmg serv ce 7 30 p m 'rress1e Stethem, Roland Chester sc hool 9 30 a m wor sh p sc hool 10 30 a m worsh !p Wednesday even1ng prayer f r st and th r d Sunday 7 :JO 30 p m B ble study Wed 7 Stethem Josephme Osbprne Leonard F Erwm Ruth P m pra y er mee t ng W ed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday meet ng 7 30 p m You t h prayer serv ce each Tuesday Harold Osborne Robert Erwm to Cols & Southern OhiO nesday 7 30 p m F ellow shiP n Qht pra yer serv ce 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BIBLE supper f r st Sat urday 6 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH Larkms Freda Larkms Elec Co easement Chester Letart W Va Rt U M W secon d T ues d ~ y 7 10 CHR ISTIAN - Roger Watson 1 Rev George Hoschar Delmar C Larkms aka pastor Ray Whalev supt John T Grueser Jua mta p m pastor Sunday School 9 30 Morn1ng worship 9 30 am Pelmar Lar kms, Melodte Grueser to Col & Southern am Prayer and B1bte study EAST LETART Sunda y church school 10 30 a IJl.... 7 30 p m Co t tage Prayer Larkin$ Diana LarkiiiS aka Oh1o El ec Co easement school 9 30 a m w or sh p young peopl e s meetmg 6 30 Serv ce TUesday 10 a m and fourth Sunday 7 30 second P m even ng worsh p 7 30 Diane Lar~ins Leqta Johnson Chester Worsh p Serv ce Thursday o m ori'IVPr h'1f' ~=> t n n W t> (i 0 m B h P ., . rl.., w o,. .... .,,.,. AWAY • N 3 8 Day ' N ghl 33 6 00 - Chnstoph er Closeup 10 6 30 - T V Cl assroom 8 Ky A f eld 13 Fa t h f or T oda y 10 7 00 - Fun For Ev er y on e6 Treeho use Club 8 In Touch 13 7 JO Sesa m e St 20 Saturday R ep ort 3 Os m ond ~ 13 Farm F r ont 4 Sp eed Bugg y 8 Man from COSI1 0 Speedracer 6 8 00 - Jak e s P la ce 6 L dsv lie 3 4 ! 5 Bugs Bunn y 13 Ha1r Bear Bunch 8 La ss1e 10 8 30 - Yog 1 s Gang 13 M ster Roge r s 20 Addam s Fa m ly J 4 5 Sa br n a 13 Popey e 0 Edwa rd Saunder s 6 9 00 - Emerg ency Plus J 4 5 Super Fr ends 6 13 Move 8 • 10 Sesam e Sl 20 9 30 - I nch H1gh Pr vate Eye 3 4 15 10 00 - E l ec Co 20 L a ss1e 5 Resc u e Ranger 5 6 13 My Favor c Marttan 8 0 S gmund & The Se a Mon ster s 3 4 5 10 30 Goobe r and the Ghost Cha se r s 6 13 P nk Panther s 3 4 15 Jeann e 8 10 Zoom 20 "' .1. II 00 - Brady K ds 6 13 Abbotl & Coslello 8 Sesame Sl ?0 Spe ed B gg y 10 Sta r T rek 3 4 15 Would yo u Ike to be oble o go o o et eat I ke th s when you a e worr ed a place whe e you could be alone w th you thoug hts a p ace whe e you could un angle and the Pus sycats tn Outer Space 8 10 M 1ss1on Mag c 6 13 Bulch Cass dy 3 4 15 12 00 - J et son s 3 4 15 Ins de Out 20 Mo ve 6 lJ Pe bb les and Ba mm Bamm 10 your p ob ems? If you wo uld th en you are ke most peop le EYeryone needs a elreot at mome n s And e.,.e yon e has one 1 It sn o moun on c: ab n or a seos de co ttag e- bu I s o 12 30- Go 3 4 15 FatA tbert 8 10 II 30 - Jos a 1 00 - Man From UNCLE 4 Child ren s F 1lm Fest va l 8 10 Banana Spl ts 3 Lass e 15 Arne n can Bandstand 6 13 30 ~ Gr eatest Spor ts Legends 3 15 2 QO-Sou l Tram 6 V tewpo nt 8 Basebal l Pre Ga me Show 3 4 Movte Young Guns of Te x a s 0 Wor l d ln vttat anal Tenn s Cla SS IC 13 TBA I S place for beNe su red to p oy er and conlemplat on a place o sor au old errors and mak e new esolut ons It s your church l et your chu ch be you sonctua y Go to t when you or e troubled You w I f nd w th n Is wa ll s you mome nt of peace and you w wolk out nto th e stree ago n fa bette ob e to make he mas of you r I f e 2 15 - Baseba ll 3 4 15 2 30 - Shr n e Parade 8 3 00 - Death Va lley Da y s 10 Mov te Zot z 6 3 30 - Tarzan 13 F 1sh n Ho le 13 Wre st l ng 8 Olf-Audobon W1ldl fe Th ea ler 33 CBS Golf Classoc 8 10 4 4 30 French Che f 33 Champ10n sh p Game s 6 Wor ld of Surv v al 5 00 AB oiW1hKn ot 33 WodeWorldofS ports 6 13 Penltocoa l Junct on 3 B q R ed Machme 4 Kemper Open 8 10 I Spy 15 5 31f-Let s Grow A Garden 33 New Oat ng Gam e 3 World of Surv val 4 6 00 - L las Yoga & You 33 New s 8 Look a t th e Book 15 News 3 4 Move The B l ack Orch d 10 6 30 - Zoom 33 Uncle Wtll e Show 8 N e ws 3 4 5 6 Am er can Lof esty le 13 7 00 - Hee Ha w 8 6 Lawrence Welk 4 13 15 Catch 33 33 Thr ll seekers 3 7 30 - Bobby Goldsbo r o 3 Cou r se of our T mes 33 W1th the hope 11 w1ll 1n som e measure foster and help susta1n that wh1 ch IS good 1n fam1ly and commun1ty l1fe th 1s feature IS sponsored by the busmess f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose nam es appear below 00 - All n the Fam ly 8 0 Par' rodge Fam ly 6 13 Book 8 Bea t 33 Emergency 3 4 15 220 E 8 30 - MAS H 8 10 No'lla 33 Movte • SEARS Au l ho zed Ca t a log M er c hant l ou s W Osbo ne Ma 1n Po meroy Ph 99 2 2178 Mary Ty ler M oor e 8 3001 ' MEIGS COUNTY BRAN CH D al992 23 18 296 w THE DAILY SENTINEL • THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO N a tl on w de tn suri'ln ceCo of Col umbus 0 307 Spr ng Ave Pom eroy Second ' Support t he Chu r c h of Your Cho ce Pomeroy Ph 992 3354 • .K 4 • ¥ 9752 + A74 .. QJI07 • 10 4 W M.3m . Cl mb an Angry 31 + 65 U 432 +AQ97 ... 8 53 What do you do now? Helen Shuuld W1f~ Cunfess Years Lat~r ~ Dear Helen When I was younger I had three extramarital a ff a ~r s one "he n Ill} husband v.a s m Uw Arm\' overseas m t after he retu 1nl'd and I \\ Cnt ba ck to Y. ork so he could hrush f O il e~ r 1Hr had n o hm e for me then and mv boss d1d ) Til( 1C~st" ts wh~:1 I " as m nl) 40s the bored w1fe of a busy execull\ e Throughout my husba nd never suspected We 1c had a goo d and lovmg marr1age but there were tunes when 1 m1 ght have be come a 11<1 g or a drudge had I not fou nd someone who pmd spec1a l attentwn to me We me no" 1n our 50s and my conscience hurts M) husband ha s never be<n unfaithful Smce his retirement we ve been ve1 y close - but thoughl' of those three lovers haunt me I ratwnahzed each t1me by saymg ffi} husband was ctther awa v or too bus; for a "1fe but really I was JUSl selhslly mdulgmg my ego Should I confess ' - GUll TY Dear GUilty No Except to the 1\orld v1a an adv 1ce column lsn t that enough' ConfesSion m1 ght salve your conscience bu t 1l wou ld hurt )OUr hu sband and perhaps rwn a good marnagc Don l chance 11 Mounta n 9 30 - Bob Newha rl 8 10 Move 33 10 00 - 0wen Marsha l l 6 13 Carol Burnett . We F II All Doc lors 992 2955 Pre scr p t ons Pomeroy . MIZ MARTHA'S RESTAURANT & DAIRY BAR Cor Rts 7 & 554 0 • ROYAL OAK PARK W es l Pa ss Pa ss ~ • • MAYER & HILL BARBER SHOP Fa m l y Recreat on Sw mm m g s Campmg LITTLE ORPHAN ANll!E EAST .A8 5 "K106 +J 932 .. K64 Rad a l Cut s & Toupees Pomeroy ROSEBERRY'S SERVICE STATION Baker s o f Hol sum Bre ad MIDDLEPORT OH 0 Rae ne WAID CROSS' SONS STORE M ddleport • ~ G r ocer es & G eneral M e r chand se Rac 1ne Ph 949 5772 DBA Anthony P l umbmg and H ea t ng 337 N 2nd Ph 949 9591 , ALL WEATHER ROOFING AND CONSTRUCTION CO 992 3550 , ; . VIRGIL B. TEAFORD, SR. • • REAL ESTATE BROKER 110 Mechan1c St Ph 992 3325 • GAUL'S MARKET ~ " CHE STER OH IO ~ • • : • '. GOEGLEIN READY MIX SMITH NELSON MOTORS Sma l l Dozer Work Phone 992 3284 Aut honzed Buick Pont ac M ddleporl 500 E Ma n St 1' GMC Dealer Ph 992 2174 • K&C JEWELERS HEINER'S BAKERY Baker s of Good Bread 212 E HUNT ING TON W VA Keepsake Diamond R ngs Mam St Pomeroy • . Transfers M&R FOODLINER RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE • • : • : • : : : MIDDLEPORT OH'tO St Rt 7 Chester, Ohoo ' RACINE FOOD MARKET I ..:_ • , Ph 992 3978 tE R~T THEN ~ 700 E M a1n Devoted to the Interest of The 992 2101 - THE DAILY SENTINEL Pomero) Me gs & Mason Area Pomeroy Oh o Pass I CANCER (June 21 July 22] AQUARIUS (Jan W th ou! nt end ng to you w hu rt the !ee l ngs o f a fr end Someo ne else w I te ll you v th s You II smoo th I o ul 20 Feb wh a you I ne ed t oday to N ' I he esp ect o l o tt e s Th a s wha t you I be o11 e ng er than thmk ng ab ou t en t er I a n ng ou t side r s t her e s someone c lose I a y ou w ho wou ld b e th ted b y an nv ta S ome a e yo u I enco un t e soc a lly w 1 b e a b g he o wh ere y ou fu ture p ans a e concc ne d Show th s pe so n you e s nee e 19) Dee ds no t wo rd s a e PISCES (Feb 20 March 201 LEO (July 23 Aug 22) Ralh 1 on blmd ones Now that we older folks "re domg ou1 JOb agam tak ng responstbthty for our country mel gove1nment college ktd<:: cur go back to their run But I rn SUI E glgd thev \\ ere the! e \\ hcJ \\ c needed !hem - A GRANN Y Of 80 Attag1rl Grann) - H Dear Helen W1th our b1g DA Y Jtt>l past I got to lhmkmg Amen ca lli devote one day of th e yearto Mothers but lest >~ e ge t b1g headed remember National Pickle WEE K - MA r]1lJJMID!1rn®lkd -~t.J ..-~ ~ h UENRI ARNOLD Hnd 808 LE£ U nscramble these four Jumbles. one letter tu each square to form four ord1nury word s I DUELE ~ 14 ~ p pca r IJ Homan ~O<Ide ~< Ycs tcrda\o s Ans"' cr 16 Interpret 2l E nge nde1 COITI ITI ISS On 22 1940 s ~obble r 6 La ke Geneva s f im HI In11 tatwn other name bea ut ) sil k fa bnc 1 Wooden 23 Get 19 lnce nsement cor e ' 4 Perpetu al 20 I ra1tor 8 M1litaq 25 Madagasc ar 21 Giddy 9 Overeat nat1 ve 22 Ava m e I ' Deg rade 21 Withdraw 25 Poe s To 21i Anatomica l networ k 27 Sea cook s relat1vc 28 H1gh ca1 d of Wisdom 17 Mal e 2+ Pass Pass Pass ' 9 Venerate 12 JU]UbC U W1nd mstrwnent 35 Amount of pnnted matenal 37 Wmglike 3H Dodged 39 Old tune ha1rp1ece 40 f Iii Wllh euphoria 41 Peepers AXYD IH AAXR LONGFEI LOW Is On e l et ter strnpl y s tands f or :Jl othc r h II IS sample A IS u sed f or th e three I s X for the [ ._ 1 0 : . ( lc S m g lc lett ers apostr ophes the l en g th :1 HI f or m 1 on of the W ( rd s are all hm ts Eac h da ) th ~ rode lf' tt er s ar e dJ(fere l t CRYPTOQUOTE S HOW HE FELT AFTEI': A !S>TINT AI KP. II J V r Now arTangethe crrcled !ellen rr ~ ~:::·::=~==~==~~~L1~~~~·:u~g;g:••~t;ed~b~y~theabovecwrtoon "[ XI I XI)-[ 11 J" r to form the 8Urpr18e answer WI I fJ 1\ SJ V I KBNX J K s Jv sJ v KQ i'<SJ MFGG A Jl:XO VK V. GOC H sJ v l OS J {Aalwe,.. tomorruw) I Jun Yellenl•y 11 bl., LUNGE An•w~r FLANK KIMONO TIMIN G Jl hal fht •llbHl tt l c taxulrrm sf u w domg - ..FILLING IN Ll K'liOW u CAPTAIN EASY LOOK F' H E ~ K DN~ F'E ~ W:: "lEW TH ~ N O ~ D E N DUO E' WP. $ A N 0 D 2. HA~ A CII(ClJLAT ON oF MilLIONS AL L OVER. 1HE WORI.D A fl G &PREAD &HOWING OUR CLA&&IC DE& GNil COULD REALLY PUT U& BACK ONlliE FA&HION IMP ALLEY OOP Soulh !NT ~ ? + 7432 ... Ati5 . IS L E E fHE BORN LOSEH 31 3+ C' FLAME OF DUCEY 5 FEMME fA5HIONS I GOT SOME BODACIOUS GOSSIP FER 'IE, LOWEE IV making some try for seven but you don t want to ac cept TODAY S QUESTION .. Agam your partner doubles a one spade openmg Th1s lime you ~old • I .I KQ RYF' C O RJ Y G K•'VG W Yesterd.' Cryptoquote 11 IS BEITEH TO HAVE LOAFED AND LOS f fHAN NE VER TO HAVE l OAF ED AT All JAMES THURBER ARE WE HATE EM' 'IOU liOW JUST ' O C XOVR l V I NSJ J OL - J KI \ J ..... - . - ... J 2. GASOUNE ALLEY 2 1 1hesa urus compiler 30 Hoos1er Poet 31 Grow1n g outward 34 Son of Enyo 36 Oklahoma City !JAil Y CRYPTOQUOTE - He1e s how to work 1l [] South ( " You re no t gong o !eel too much I ke tack I ng a c ho re tha t s fac ng y ou Once you ge 1nt o I you 11 s e e t h oug h to comp lel on fR WHERE: TO PI~ What do you do now' • partner . I tie GEMINI (May 21 June 201 10 Cahf01 n a ( ty II St nct back ln( O C4Slod l II Islands off G a l>~ ay RICHER'N WE WE HATE ENI! 11 TllEV'RE PRETTlERN WE • A-Just bid six diamond s Your ' MEIGS TIRE CENTER East I' • • Q96S ,K 2 Bu ldtng Suppl es & Custom M ll work , ten ple d to e I anolhe so me l h g b es t k l! IJI o y o r self Yo u wo n I - la le r you I be g lad yo u ema ned s e 11 CAPRICO RN (Dec 22 Jan 19) II w ou dn I b e too w se a pay lOIS at ali eni on a a ne w l ound t end a t the e ~ oense ot o ff e d ng <.m o ld p al DOWN I Qu ahog or IpSWICh 2 Ad ress Nelson and namesakes 3 I ur k1sh Cll) 4 Mam e >; mbol 2 wtls I 5 l ype of m1litar y T~EVRE NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) ••• Ph 667 3963 RACINE PLANING MILL The Store Woth A Hea rt Ph 949 3342 Racme North The b1ddmg has been •• West North East •. Pass Double Pass Pass : Pass Pass 4+ -. Pass Pass s• • You South hold Pamt Plum b ng & E l ectncal Suppl 1es Tuppers Plams 23 Dee 21) You e go g t o be TAI<E 'fOUR liME AHD 00 THE BEST ~ TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Short Order s-Carr y Out A Coo I Om mg Room SAGITTARIUS (Nov A s 1g t11 d sag ee men t w 1 ar se to day w th y ou ma te re ga rd n g you soc a p lans Yo u I eac h com oro n se a t ACROSS ARE S ' z:a: 1:~ l'ft"Att x1 • MIDD LEPORT 0 ' GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN 1 Applaud 5 c~ r sure BUT 'ii EE WHAT '1tX.J CAN DO W 111 It@ L 5T By Os\\ald & James Jacoby Reese a nd Dormer pomt out that m the ordmary bndge gameo West s queen of cl ubs would hold the f1rst tnck He would contmue the su1t whereupon So uth would take h1s ace and wmd up w1th e1ght or nme tncks depend mg on whether or not he e lected to ruff the th1rd cl ub w1th dummy s SIX or nme Th1s wouldn t happen man expe rt ga me Wests queen of clubs would still hold that first tnck but West \\OUid WINNIE WINKLE stop for a short period of rjj],-==:::::::--;;""";:-::::;::-;;-"\ thought He would dec1de first that East d1d not hold the ace kmg of clubs With both those cards he would wm the f1rst tnc k m order to lead a tr ump T herefo re South was marked w1lh the ace of c1ubs How aoo ut the ace and queen of spades' South m1ght have both those cards also but 11 wouldn t be hkely Wtth ace queen ace a nd a long su1t South would a lmost surely have made some more enterpnsmg btd than a mere two spades After all that thought West would plunk th e kmg or spades on the table at tnck two and contmue the su1L The defense would collect two trumps lhree clubs one d1amond and 100 pomts above the lme • OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO yo u t sp o t th s f aw and ac t w se l y DICK 1RACY LITTLE Open ng tea d- •Q • : • FUL L SERVICE SHOP 120 E Ma on Sl TAURUS (Apro l 20 May 20) by THOMAS JOSEPH Both vulnerabl e " Ph 367 7414 Ch es h re SCORPIO (Del 24 Nov 22 1 A dec so n you b e mak 19 w II st b e n11 uenced by ts a rt I c al lu s tc H o w ever • 10 5 .. 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SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY 21 Apr t 19) Th1 s w I tu :1 ou t o b e pleasan t day to yo u l yo u eave bu s ness and co 1 e c a ma e s a ton e Rea)( Have tun TURUN/<.~ 10 11 15 - Speakea sy 6 New s 13 11 30 Move No Man I s An I sland 3 T he Buc ca neer 4 Trapped n Tang ers 8 Honor Th y Fa th er 10 T he Mumm y s Curse 13 12 15 - Mo v e Th e Mumm y s Curse 6 I 00 - Mo ve The Myste r. y o f Edwtn Drood 13 I 30 - Mov e T he D r t y Game 4 2 30 - News 13 3 30 - Movie Opera I on Double Cross 4 5 JO - P ey ton Place 4 "4 SUN DAY TIM ES.SENTIN EL De vo t ed to th e Greater Oh oVa l ey a 11 Olf- News 6 13 3 4 8 10 M dn ghl Spec al1 5 .QJI0 732 M DDLEPORT OH IO For Saturday June 1 1974 ARtEsiMarch 3 4 15 SOUTH MARK V STORE LIBRA (Sepl 23 Ocl 23) In pu ct ases w h ~ e you hllve so ne ee way Ia b r~ ga n ci on ake I he I s t o r ce a sked Nego t a l E! a b I H Dear Helen Tell Man W1th a Dream yes 1t s a fact smokmg dehmtel) has a bad effect on your sex hfe lobacco contains saltpe ter to keep 1l burmng Everybody knows what saltpeter does to the hb1do No wonder g1rls are revealing more and more or the1r beautiful lemptmg bod1es m a desperate effort to turn on the males It won t work though until the cause of their wanm g se x life IS removed - ci garettes - CHOKED ON SMOKE Dear C ONS Sorry to send your theory up m smoke but even 1f salt peter "ere heavtly used m tobacco 11 would not depress sexua I urges Its powers as a hb1do suppressor are unfounded say an thropolog1sts George W R1ch and Dav1d F Jacobs of the Callforma State Umvers1ty at Sacrameuto who have done con s1derable research on the subJect Nowhere m sc1enhhc literature they add IS there any support for saltpeters supposed anti-sexua l effects So much for Army chow - H Dear Helen In reply to Qumcy who IS grateful that college kids hav e returned to 1diocy {streakmg ) mslead of all that soul-searchm g rebellion I say - thank the good Lord that college k1ds of th e 60s had the courage to speak out aga mst government sponsored corruption and InJUStices' ,While we of the older generation were too busy w1th our backyard barbecues they were bnngmg to light government attitudes that lead to Watergate Our reaction was Amer1ca love 11 or leave 11 We were the L ots o f ac t 11H y wh ere w o k o ca r ee r s c once rned 1 s vear lndu st r ou sne ss WI I pay dUa l d v d en d s by way o f n cre ase d ea n ngs and more np orl 0:1 nt e sp o ns b II es Your all u de w I coni . .1 s t sharp l y to day I om one o f lev l y to o ne o f sob el y Tr y no to b e oo se r ous 1 o d o the rs +KQ86 .. 82 WEST HAYMAN'S (General Merchandise) De vo t ed t o M e 1gs M ason Ar ea Pomeroy 0 NORTH 101 • 96 " AQ J 83 Ph. 992 3863 Pomeroy Move 6 Expert defense sets contract ' P J PAULEY 10 L ve Aga m D e Aga n • • WIN AT BRIDGE • • CATA l OGUE STORE M r a nd Mrs Cha r les R Sheet s 106 Co urt St Pom eroy 992 13 9 00 - • MONTGOMERY WARD Helen Help By Buttt>l Us. • • 0 SATURDAY JUNE I Property I Vfi June 1 1974 VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 221 10 J S Far m Hom e & Ge~ rd en 10 1 00 - Nc s 3 .J 6 8 0 1J 15 Av a t on Wea the 70 Jann k JJ 11 30 Jol nny Carso n 3 1 15 Th e H ou se o f Ev I 6 Un to uc hab les 13 M ov es Fca I e5s Vai"{JP r e K I er e. 8 Th n A r 0 1( 30 Nt:ws 13 I 00 M dn ght Spec a l J 4 Don K r ~ h n c r c, Roc k Con ce rt 6 Mo ve M ask o f D 10n 0 H ou se of E v 1 3 .J OO - Mo ve A tom c C ty 11 5 30 Mov e Au t opsy of a Cr m nn J ' Meigs I Nc 10 30 Secret prayer .. 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Sunday schoo 0 l m er th e Re v Steve Sunday even ng serv ce 7 p m nm of the true worshiper of God It IS blessed to come apart and meet Pa S ~agg s pa s o r Danny Z ION CHURCH OF CH R IST Thompson Sunday sc hool supt H1m entirely alone Pomero y H ar sonv 1 e LONG BOTTOM W MPO rad o program 7 45 Road R ck Morr son pa stor 3 Secret prayer should be pract1ced by the Ch11st1a1 am Sunday school 9 15 am Mr Robe r t S even CHRISTIAN Sunday sc hool supt Wyatt pastor Sunday Schoo l morn ng worsh p 0 IS a m Stanl ey Sunday sc hool 9 30 regularly each day The prayer of Dav1d wa s Evenmg and Rona ld Osborn e Bbe supt Y outh ac t v t es and fe/ lowsh p a m m orn ng wor sh p and mormng andatnoon w1IIIpray and cry aloud - Psalm55 17 School 9 30 a m prea ch ng for un or and senior h gh commu n on 0 30 a m 10 .tS a m Even ng serv ces Sunday e v en ng y ou h Th1s IS a great antidote for coldness and mdifference It IS the st ud ent s 6 p m B bl e study 7 30 p m 7 :JO p m M d we ek pray er Chr stan End E: avo r 6 30 p m preparatiOn for every dut) Ills the remedy for every Ill No serv ce Wed n esday 7 30 p m HYSELL RUN FREE worsh p serv ce Sunday 7 J O M li.J HODIST - Rona d We Is Chnst1an need expect to hve the hfe anc( make any strides for p m Wedn esday ev en ng CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday Sc hool 9 JO prayer meet ng and B be pastor God who neglects prayer M ddleport 5th and Man a m Morn ng wor sh p 10 30 st udy 7 30 o m Gla ze m n ster am Young Peop e s Serv ce 4 The out~ ard testunony and servtc e o{ the Chnstwn m George ST JOHN LUTHERAN J emes Sheets super ntenden t 6 45 p m Evangel st c ser Grove the Rev Artnur P ne general depends on h1s secret prayer hfe for effectiveness The B ble schoo l 9 30 a m v ce 7 30 p m Prayer Combs pastor Sunday school mor n ng wo sh p 10 30 a m meet n g Thursday 7 30 p m more careful and contmued attentwn gl\ en to secret devotion ch urch serv ces 9 30 a m even n g wor sh p 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL 10 30 a m the more blessmg and frm tfulness m hfe and serv1ce prayer serv1c e 7 p m Wed MISSION - Bald Knob s Rev BRADBURY CHURCH OF L R G ues en camp pastor 5 Note espec1ally that the growth m grace and the general n esday CHRIST B ble Sch ool 9 30 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH am morn ng worsh p 10 30 Roger W !fr ed Sr Sunday advancement of each indiVIdual depends on secret prayer Th1s OF THE NAZARENE - Rev am Sund ay even ng Worsh p School Supt Sunday Schoo Thom as E Weav er pa sl or Sunday evenmg 9 30 am 1s the place of growth and enlargement not ou t m pubhc 7 30 p m c ho 1r Floyd Car son Sund ay school Serv ce worSh iP 7 30 Prayer mee t ng pract ce Sunday and Wed It IS the secret walk w1th God that makes the public life sup t Sunday school 9 30 a m Tuesday 7 :JO p m Ern est n esd a y 7 p m prayer meet ng morn ng wo r sh p 10 30 Youth Dee ter c ass l ~ ader testunony and servtce count and B b e St u dy Wedn esday Sunday evange st c meet ng mee llng Wednesday 7 30 7 30 p m If you have not been accustomed to praymg and wa1tmg before 7 30 p m pr ay er m eel ng p m Ernest D eeter leader ANTIQUITY BAPTIST sdav 7 30 c m MT HERMON CHURCH OF God m secret determine to do so Set apar t a perwd for lh1s Wedne Rev Freeland Norr s pastor GR ACE BAPTIST - 305 N THE UNITED BRETHREN IN Sunday schoo l 10 am Chur ch purpose You can fmd the t1me It will be worthwh1 le It w11l Second Av e M ddleport CHRIST Robert Shoo k serv ce 7 p m Wednesday Lesl ey G Ho t pastor Sunday pastor Sun day sc hoal 9 30 make all of your life and work worth 1nfm1lely more than 1t eveJ school 8 be St udy 7 p m 10 a m worsh p ser Russell Spencer supt RACINE FIRST CHURCH am has been - Pastor W P B1kacsan F1rst Baptist Church 11 ce 11 a m worsh p se r v ce worsh1p se r v ce 10 45 a m OF THE NAZARENE 7 30 p m Sunday Wednesday even ng worsh p al ternat ng Racme Ohw Sund ay School 9 JO a m n1 ghr prayer serv ce 7 30 w th C E at 7 30 p m on Mo r n ng Worsh p 10 30 a m Sunday Prayer m eet ng 7 30 Even ng Worsh p 7 30 p m THE UNITED PRES p m Wednesday Alfred Wolfe We dnesday M 1d Week Serv ce BYTERIAN MINISTRY lay l ea der Sund ay Sch oo Sup er ntendent OF MEIGS COUNTY Ow ghl Gerald WHITES CHAPEL We Is Pas tor Rev L Zav tz Pastor D rec tor Coo v 1 e R D Rev Roy Dee t er Morr s M Wolfe HARRISONVILLE pastor Sunday schoo 9 30 RACINE FIRST BAPTIST Sund a y Church Schoo l 9 30 am worsh p ser v ce 10 30 Walter P B kacsan pa stor New books ready for l oan ng b eautifully wr tt en ove r am M s Ho m er Lee Svp t a m B ble stud y and prayer Ronn e Sa l ser S s Sup t allhe Pomeroy PubliC L brary f low ng wdh v ta ty Morn ng Wor shiP 10 30 am ser v ce Wedn esday 7 :JO p m Sunday School 9 30 a m are MIDDLEPORT Sunday RUTLAND Plam Speak ng an oral Morn ng Worsh p 10 45 a m Chur c h Sch oo 9 30 a m John Non Ftdron RUTLAND CHURCH OF b ography of Harr y 5 Truman Sun day even ng worsh p 7 30 Fu ltz S u~t Morn m g F The Mag c of Herbs n Da ty by Merle M ller CHR 1ST - Rod Kasl er pa stor p m Wednesday ev en ng B be Worsh p 10 30 a m V H Bra l ey Sunday school L v ng R chard Lucas an Study 8 p m FICTION SYRACUSE Morn 1n g supt Sunday schoo 9 30 a m excellent selec t on of herbal DANVILLE WESLEYAN Worsh p 9 a m Sun day Across the B1tter Sea E 1t.s w or sh p serv ce and com Rev Le lon Glasure pastor remed es wh ch can be 0 lion a narrat ve spann ng Church Schoo l 10 a m Mrs mun on 10 30 am youth Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m prepared ea s ly m y our own thr ee general on s a po werfu l Sampsn., Hall ! 11?' mee t ng 6 p m Sunday ]Un or youth ser v ce you t h and home MEIGS ave story ev en ng serv ce 7 r egu ar 6 45 p m even ng worsh p COOPERATIVE Lady B e w a re by Peter board meet ng lh rd Sa t urday Coly of Gold and Shadows 30 p m prayer and prase 7 PARISH Arnold. a prac t cal gu 1de to the 'P m Ell1s Peters ch fl ing suspense Wednesday 7 30 o m THE UNITED RUTLAND COM MU NITY physical safety of women SILVER RUN FR EE Jaws by Peler Benchly ME'THODIST CHURCH CHURCH Sunday School Bowl ng for Everyone by stor y of a Long Isl and resort BAPTIST Rev Ra ph D ean RobertT Bumga r ner 9 30 am Wo r sh p serv ce 11 pastor Sunday Sc hoo 10 a m Gene Berger town called Am 1ty that s set D1rector We dn esday prayer a m l er supt E ven ng Leon M W omen are My Favor t e upon by a rare and fea r some POMEROY CLUSTER meet ng 7 30 p m Svnday cc 7 :JO p m Praye serv Peop le Art L nk tetter about creature the grea t wh te Rev CarlE Hick s n ght worShip 7 30 p m meet n g Thu sday 7 30 p m Rev D Wm Svdenstncker women of all profess ons RUTLAND CHURCH OF shark CHESTEl< CHURCH OF THE CHESTER - Worsh p 9 1S poht cs medic ne mov es and NAZARENE Rev A s W e Are Now Mary GOD Rev James Sa t a m Church Schoo l 10 am ll oyd D Gr.mm Jr pas tor more from Eleanor Roose v el t ~arton tal e of a patent m a terf eld pastor Sunday Sc hoo ENTERPRISE - Worsh p 9 Sunday Sc hoo l 9 30 a m to Sa lly Rand nurstng home 9 :JO a m worsh p se r v ce 11 Morn ng worsf11 p 10 30 am Church Schoo l 10 am a m Stalk ng the Fa raway am even ng servi c e 7 Fernwood Marcell a Thrum FLATWOODS - WorshiP II Young peop les serv 1ce 6 45 Places Eu ell G bbon s the romat tc suspense murder set a m prayer servi c e a n d youth Church Sc hool 10 a m p m Evangel1st c serv ce serv ce Wednesday 7 p m nature wr fer has been t wo POMEROY Worsh p 7 30 p m Wednesday even ng n a moss hung plan tat on of LANGSV ILLE CHRISTIAN years sear c h ng out new places the old south Love of four 10 30 a m Church Sct1oa 9 IS serv 1ce 7 30 p m CHURCH - Robert E Musser am UMY F 6JOpm and ways t o I ve off the land brother s for the same w oman MASON COUNTY pastor Sunday School 9 :JO ROCK SPRINGS - Wor sh p THE HILAND CHAPEL and new wild foods to prepare Many boo ks of other types a m Rober t Bobo supt 10 a m Church Sc hoo l 9 a m George Cas to pastor Sund ay T1mes to Remember Rose are mo rnmg wo r shi p 10 30 also new tn c lud ng UMYF630pm Schoo l 9 _l_O_ ~venmg wors ~ F tzgerald Kennedy her I fe c h1 l dr e n s w es t erns and Sunda y even ng serv ce 7 30 MIDDLEPORT CLUSTER 7 :JO Thursday even ng pray er her dream s her problems M d week serv ce Wednesday m yster es Re v Robert Bumgarner se r v ce 7 JO p m HEATH Worsh p 10 :JO 7 30 p m MASON FIRST BAPTIST SYRACUSE CHURCH OF Second a m Ch urch School 9 :JO a m and Pom eroy St s Stan THE NAZARENE - Rev M UMY F 7pm Cra 1g pastor Sunday schoo C Lar more pastor Bob RUTLAND - Worsh p 9 15 9 45 a m worsh p ser y ce 11 Moore Sunday School Supt a m Church Sch oo l 10 a m 6 30 a m t ra n ng uni on Sund ay Sc hoo l c la sses for al U MY F 7pm p m even mg worsh p serv ce ages 9 30 a m mor n ng CENTER Wor M d week prayer 7 30 p m Emerson J ohnson Ltnda sh SALEM worshiP 10 45 N YPS Sunday p 9 a m Church Schoo l 10 serv ce Wednesday 7 30 p m 6 30 p m evangel 1st c ser vice Boston W1lbam L Boston Sr am UMYF Thursdav 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF Sunday 7 30 p m Mid week SYRACUSE CLUSTER CHRIST P 0 Box 487 Miller Brenda S Nichols aka Brenda prayer meeting Wednesday Rev Rtctlard E Jarv s St Mas(ln W Va Sunday 7 30 p m MISSionary meet ng Nichols John R Nichols Ruby ASBURY Wo r ShiP 11 Bib e Study 10 am WorshiP se cond Wednesday 7 30 p m a m Church Schoo 9 so a m 11 am and 7 p m B bl e St udy Dunn Berdell Dunn to Umted wscs 1st Tuesday UNITED FAITH NON Wednesday 7 p m Voca l DENOMINATIONAL Rev Sta tes easement Ohve FOREST RUN - Worsh1p 9 mus c Robert Sm th pasto r Sunday m cnur ch Schoo l 10 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAP Hazel Wn ght to Da v1d aWSCS school 9 30 a m c lass leader 3rd Wednesday 7 30 TIST - Corner o f Second and Leo H II worsh p serv ce pm Wnght parcels Rutland Ande r son Mason Pasto r 10 30 a m church 7 30 p m - WorShiP Walter Cloud Sunday schoo l Thelma Cremeans 10MINERSVILLE a m Ch urch School 9 a m EDEN UNITED BRETH 9 45 am worsh 1p serv ce 11 Gladys Powell Wtlson Roy Elizabeth Betty Cremeans W S CS Jrd Monday 7 30 p m RENIN CHRIST- Elden R Week l y a m and 7 30 p m SYRACUSE Church Bake pastor Sunday Sch oo l B b e study W ednesday 7 30 Powell, Kathryn Ann Powell to Arnold D Cremean s to Sc hool 9 30 a m worsh p pm 10 a m Howard M c Coy Louts J V1ola Frances L Rober!Jl C 0 Bnen parcels se rv c;: 7 30 p m Mornmg sermon 11 a sup t MASON ASSEMBLY OF SOUTHERN CLUSTER Vtola I acre Olive Sunday n ght serv ces m GOO - Second St Mason W Rutland Rev Steven W1lson Ch r st 1a n Endeaver 7 30 p Va Chester T ennan t pastor Zelma Hawley to Norman Ernest J Deeter Audelle M Rev La rry Poltng m Song serv ce 8 p m Sunday sc ho o l 10 a m Rev Howard Sh1Veley M d Pr each n g 8 30 p m Rizer W1lllam R1zer lots Deeter Ar gyle L Dee ter mor n ng worsh p 11 a m BETHANY (Dorcas) w ee:k Prayer meet ng Wed evangel 1St c serv ce 7 30 p m Carletonv11le Florence E Deeter to Robert Worsh p 9 30 a m Ch ur c h Ray Adams n esday 7 p m 8 b e study and prayer serv ce lay leader Stanley D Trout Marilyn S L Hawk Nancy F Hawk lot Sc hool 10 :JO a m Wednesday 1 30 p m Phone CAqMEL Worsh p 11 773 5133 Trout to Stanley Phelps Sue Middleport CHURCH OF JESUS a m Jst and lrd Sundays HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Located at Rutland Sc hool 10 a m Phelps 2 acres Sc1p1o CHR 1ST 1n Chr1st1an Un1on Clyde J Ingels Patsy G Church on New L ma Road next to APPLE GROVE - Worsh p The Rev W II am C.!mpbell Dorsel Larkms, Phyllis Ill gels to Columbus & Southern 7 30 p m f .r st and t h1rd Sun Forest Acre Pa r k Rev Ray pas tor Sunday School 9 30 Rouse pastor Robert Musser Larkms Ethel Larktns Ohw Electric Co easement 'm James Hughes supt APPLE: GROVE - Su nda y Sunday Schoo l supt Sunday evenmg serv ce 7 30 p m 'rress1e Stethem, Roland Chester sc hool 9 30 a m wor sh p sc hool 10 30 a m worsh !p Wednesday even1ng prayer f r st and th r d Sunday 7 :JO 30 p m B ble study Wed 7 Stethem Josephme Osbprne Leonard F Erwm Ruth P m pra y er mee t ng W ed nesday 7 30 p m Saturday meet ng 7 30 p m You t h prayer serv ce each Tuesday Harold Osborne Robert Erwm to Cols & Southern OhiO nesday 7 30 p m F ellow shiP n Qht pra yer serv ce 7 30 p m FAIRVIEW BIBLE supper f r st Sat urday 6 p m HEMLOCK GROVE CHURCH Larkms Freda Larkms Elec Co easement Chester Letart W Va Rt U M W secon d T ues d ~ y 7 10 CHR ISTIAN - Roger Watson 1 Rev George Hoschar Delmar C Larkms aka pastor Ray Whalev supt John T Grueser Jua mta p m pastor Sunday School 9 30 Morn1ng worship 9 30 am Pelmar Lar kms, Melodte Grueser to Col & Southern am Prayer and B1bte study EAST LETART Sunda y church school 10 30 a IJl.... 7 30 p m Co t tage Prayer Larkin$ Diana LarkiiiS aka Oh1o El ec Co easement school 9 30 a m w or sh p young peopl e s meetmg 6 30 Serv ce TUesday 10 a m and fourth Sunday 7 30 second P m even ng worsh p 7 30 Diane Lar~ins Leqta Johnson Chester Worsh p Serv ce Thursday o m ori'IVPr h'1f' ~=> t n n W t> (i 0 m B h P ., . rl.., w o,. .... .,,.,. AWAY • N 3 8 Day ' N ghl 33 6 00 - Chnstoph er Closeup 10 6 30 - T V Cl assroom 8 Ky A f eld 13 Fa t h f or T oda y 10 7 00 - Fun For Ev er y on e6 Treeho use Club 8 In Touch 13 7 JO Sesa m e St 20 Saturday R ep ort 3 Os m ond ~ 13 Farm F r ont 4 Sp eed Bugg y 8 Man from COSI1 0 Speedracer 6 8 00 - Jak e s P la ce 6 L dsv lie 3 4 ! 5 Bugs Bunn y 13 Ha1r Bear Bunch 8 La ss1e 10 8 30 - Yog 1 s Gang 13 M ster Roge r s 20 Addam s Fa m ly J 4 5 Sa br n a 13 Popey e 0 Edwa rd Saunder s 6 9 00 - Emerg ency Plus J 4 5 Super Fr ends 6 13 Move 8 • 10 Sesam e Sl 20 9 30 - I nch H1gh Pr vate Eye 3 4 15 10 00 - E l ec Co 20 L a ss1e 5 Resc u e Ranger 5 6 13 My Favor c Marttan 8 0 S gmund & The Se a Mon ster s 3 4 5 10 30 Goobe r and the Ghost Cha se r s 6 13 P nk Panther s 3 4 15 Jeann e 8 10 Zoom 20 "' .1. 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If you wo uld th en you are ke most peop le EYeryone needs a elreot at mome n s And e.,.e yon e has one 1 It sn o moun on c: ab n or a seos de co ttag e- bu I s o 12 30- Go 3 4 15 FatA tbert 8 10 II 30 - Jos a 1 00 - Man From UNCLE 4 Child ren s F 1lm Fest va l 8 10 Banana Spl ts 3 Lass e 15 Arne n can Bandstand 6 13 30 ~ Gr eatest Spor ts Legends 3 15 2 QO-Sou l Tram 6 V tewpo nt 8 Basebal l Pre Ga me Show 3 4 Movte Young Guns of Te x a s 0 Wor l d ln vttat anal Tenn s Cla SS IC 13 TBA I S place for beNe su red to p oy er and conlemplat on a place o sor au old errors and mak e new esolut ons It s your church l et your chu ch be you sonctua y Go to t when you or e troubled You w I f nd w th n Is wa ll s you mome nt of peace and you w wolk out nto th e stree ago n fa bette ob e to make he mas of you r I f e 2 15 - Baseba ll 3 4 15 2 30 - Shr n e Parade 8 3 00 - Death Va lley Da y s 10 Mov te Zot z 6 3 30 - Tarzan 13 F 1sh n Ho le 13 Wre st l ng 8 Olf-Audobon W1ldl fe Th ea ler 33 CBS Golf Classoc 8 10 4 4 30 French Che f 33 Champ10n sh p Game s 6 Wor ld of Surv v al 5 00 AB oiW1hKn ot 33 WodeWorldofS ports 6 13 Penltocoa l Junct on 3 B q R ed Machme 4 Kemper Open 8 10 I Spy 15 5 31f-Let s Grow A Garden 33 New Oat ng Gam e 3 World of Surv val 4 6 00 - L las Yoga & You 33 New s 8 Look a t th e Book 15 News 3 4 Move The B l ack Orch d 10 6 30 - Zoom 33 Uncle Wtll e Show 8 N e ws 3 4 5 6 Am er can Lof esty le 13 7 00 - Hee Ha w 8 6 Lawrence Welk 4 13 15 Catch 33 33 Thr ll seekers 3 7 30 - Bobby Goldsbo r o 3 Cou r se of our T mes 33 W1th the hope 11 w1ll 1n som e measure foster and help susta1n that wh1 ch IS good 1n fam1ly and commun1ty l1fe th 1s feature IS sponsored by the busmess f1rms and organ1zat1ons whose nam es appear below 00 - All n the Fam ly 8 0 Par' rodge Fam ly 6 13 Book 8 Bea t 33 Emergency 3 4 15 220 E 8 30 - MAS H 8 10 No'lla 33 Movte • SEARS Au l ho zed Ca t a log M er c hant l ou s W Osbo ne Ma 1n Po meroy Ph 99 2 2178 Mary Ty ler M oor e 8 3001 ' MEIGS COUNTY BRAN CH D al992 23 18 296 w THE DAILY SENTINEL • THE ATHENS COUNTY SAVINGS & LOAN CO N a tl on w de tn suri'ln ceCo of Col umbus 0 307 Spr ng Ave Pom eroy Second ' Support t he Chu r c h of Your Cho ce Pomeroy Ph 992 3354 • .K 4 • ¥ 9752 + A74 .. 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Helen Shuuld W1f~ Cunfess Years Lat~r ~ Dear Helen When I was younger I had three extramarital a ff a ~r s one "he n Ill} husband v.a s m Uw Arm\' overseas m t after he retu 1nl'd and I \\ Cnt ba ck to Y. ork so he could hrush f O il e~ r 1Hr had n o hm e for me then and mv boss d1d ) Til( 1C~st" ts wh~:1 I " as m nl) 40s the bored w1fe of a busy execull\ e Throughout my husba nd never suspected We 1c had a goo d and lovmg marr1age but there were tunes when 1 m1 ght have be come a 11<1 g or a drudge had I not fou nd someone who pmd spec1a l attentwn to me We me no" 1n our 50s and my conscience hurts M) husband ha s never be<n unfaithful Smce his retirement we ve been ve1 y close - but thoughl' of those three lovers haunt me I ratwnahzed each t1me by saymg ffi} husband was ctther awa v or too bus; for a "1fe but really I was JUSl selhslly mdulgmg my ego Should I confess ' - GUll TY Dear GUilty No Except to the 1\orld v1a an adv 1ce column lsn t that enough' ConfesSion m1 ght salve your conscience bu t 1l wou ld hurt )OUr hu sband and perhaps rwn a good marnagc Don l chance 11 Mounta n 9 30 - Bob Newha rl 8 10 Move 33 10 00 - 0wen Marsha l l 6 13 Carol Burnett . 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IS L E E fHE BORN LOSEH 31 3+ C' FLAME OF DUCEY 5 FEMME fA5HIONS I GOT SOME BODACIOUS GOSSIP FER 'IE, LOWEE IV making some try for seven but you don t want to ac cept TODAY S QUESTION .. Agam your partner doubles a one spade openmg Th1s lime you ~old • I .I KQ RYF' C O RJ Y G K•'VG W Yesterd.' Cryptoquote 11 IS BEITEH TO HAVE LOAFED AND LOS f fHAN NE VER TO HAVE l OAF ED AT All JAMES THURBER ARE WE HATE EM' 'IOU liOW JUST ' O C XOVR l V I NSJ J OL - J KI \ J ..... - . - ... J 2. GASOUNE ALLEY 2 1 1hesa urus compiler 30 Hoos1er Poet 31 Grow1n g outward 34 Son of Enyo 36 Oklahoma City !JAil Y CRYPTOQUOTE - He1e s how to work 1l [] South ( " You re no t gong o !eel too much I ke tack I ng a c ho re tha t s fac ng y ou Once you ge 1nt o I you 11 s e e t h oug h to comp lel on fR WHERE: TO PI~ What do you do now' • partner . I tie GEMINI (May 21 June 201 10 Cahf01 n a ( ty II St nct back ln( O C4Slod l II Islands off G a l>~ ay RICHER'N WE WE HATE ENI! 11 TllEV'RE PRETTlERN WE • A-Just bid six diamond s Your ' MEIGS TIRE CENTER East I' • • Q96S ,K 2 Bu ldtng Suppl es & Custom M ll work , ten ple d to e I anolhe so me l h g b es t k l! IJI o y o r self Yo u wo n I - la le r you I be g lad yo u ema ned s e 11 CAPRICO RN (Dec 22 Jan 19) II w ou dn I b e too w se a pay lOIS at ali eni on a a ne w l ound t end a t the e ~ oense ot o ff e d ng <.m o ld p al DOWN I Qu ahog or IpSWICh 2 Ad ress Nelson and namesakes 3 I ur k1sh Cll) 4 Mam e >; mbol 2 wtls I 5 l ype of m1litar y T~EVRE NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) ••• Ph 667 3963 RACINE PLANING MILL The Store Woth A Hea rt Ph 949 3342 Racme North The b1ddmg has been •• West North East •. Pass Double Pass Pass : Pass Pass 4+ -. Pass Pass s• • You South hold Pamt Plum b ng & E l ectncal Suppl 1es Tuppers Plams 23 Dee 21) You e go g t o be TAI<E 'fOUR liME AHD 00 THE BEST ~ TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE Short Order s-Carr y Out A Coo I Om mg Room SAGITTARIUS (Nov A s 1g t11 d sag ee men t w 1 ar se to day w th y ou ma te re ga rd n g you soc a p lans Yo u I eac h com oro n se a t ACROSS ARE S ' z:a: 1:~ l'ft"Att x1 • MIDD LEPORT 0 ' GAUL'S SHAKE HAVEN 1 Applaud 5 c~ r sure BUT 'ii EE WHAT '1tX.J CAN DO W 111 It@ L 5T By Os\\ald & James Jacoby Reese a nd Dormer pomt out that m the ordmary bndge gameo West s queen of cl ubs would hold the f1rst tnck He would contmue the su1t whereupon So uth would take h1s ace and wmd up w1th e1ght or nme tncks depend mg on whether or not he e lected to ruff the th1rd cl ub w1th dummy s SIX or nme Th1s wouldn t happen man expe rt ga me Wests queen of clubs would still hold that first tnck but West \\OUid WINNIE WINKLE stop for a short period of rjj],-==:::::::--;;""";:-::::;::-;;-"\ thought He would dec1de first that East d1d not hold the ace kmg of clubs With both those cards he would wm the f1rst tnc k m order to lead a tr ump T herefo re South was marked w1lh the ace of c1ubs How aoo ut the ace and queen of spades' South m1ght have both those cards also but 11 wouldn t be hkely Wtth ace queen ace a nd a long su1t South would a lmost surely have made some more enterpnsmg btd than a mere two spades After all that thought West would plunk th e kmg or spades on the table at tnck two and contmue the su1L The defense would collect two trumps lhree clubs one d1amond and 100 pomts above the lme • OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO yo u t sp o t th s f aw and ac t w se l y DICK 1RACY LITTLE Open ng tea d- •Q • : • FUL L SERVICE SHOP 120 E Ma on Sl TAURUS (Apro l 20 May 20) by THOMAS JOSEPH Both vulnerabl e " Ph 367 7414 Ch es h re SCORPIO (Del 24 Nov 22 1 A dec so n you b e mak 19 w II st b e n11 uenced by ts a rt I c al lu s tc H o w ever • 10 5 .. 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ng and A r Cond t on ng Wor k and Meta l Casework Proposals sha I be su bm tied on USED Tapan gas r a nge gr eat Proposa Form conta ned n the for a pt or t ra rl e r Phon e 367 spec f cat ons and oth e r con 0268 trac do c umen t s wh ch --------~~~tc doc um en ts a r e on f le a t the Hosp ta l and a t th e off ce of the ST ARCRAFT Va cat on Spec: a l Arc h tee t and a re ava table to on campers c hecK ou r pr ce a ll prospec t ve b d de rs dur ng and qua ty 20 pet off auto regular off e !lours unt I the awn ng s Reece h tch es a r clos ng of t Js cond ton e rs Camp Conl ey One comp e l e se t of b d Starc r a ft Sa les R 62 nort h of documents for th e purpose of Pt Pl eas ant be h nd Red b dd ng may be obta ned from Car pet nn Ha ues Donaldson W ttenmyer 5 30 2tc & Pa rtn ers Arch tects 60 E ghth Str ee t Portsmouth 1960 CA DILL AC ambu la n ce A Oh ro Upon depos t of 150 00 I cond t on Low m cage wh Ch depos t w I be r efun ded May ta g wr nge r washer upon re turn of b d documents n ant que oa k wa rdrobe sm all good cond I on w th n a per od ma re pony Ph one 992 3090 of f fteen (1 5 ) days after 5 31 2 c open ng of b ds Contract documen s w I be ma ed col cc t upon wr tt en request a nd depos t su bm t ed Al l proposals must be ac WE HAVE a l your uphol stery n eed s Bu r a p den m co m paned by a b d bond bound cambr c foam g ue z pp ers n he Spec t ca t o ns and tac k ng str p spr ng s and execu ed by a bond ng co mpa ny c l ps c h pboard bu ons I censed by th e Sa te of Oh o tw ne se w n g lh read legs payab le to th e or der o f th e upho ste r y book s dacron Ow ner n an amoun not less spr ng tw ne tacks wet co rd than t ve (5 pe t J of the amount cotto n sw vel bas es and of the b ds The bond or chec k foam foam foam Pomeroy Sha l be forte ted f the b dd er Recove ry 622 East Man fa s to en ter nto a can t a c t S r ee l Phone 992 755.4 w lh sa d owner The bonds or 5 15 26 c c hecks of the hree owes! b dd er s w II be held unt 1 the 6 FT GLASTRON boat 40 execu t on of he coni act and horsepowe r motor me ud ng the turn Sh ng of the req u red haler Ca ll 992 7274 a ft er 6 perform ance bond after wll ch p m they w I be r e urned on 5 29 4tc demand Th e chec ks of other b dders w I be retu rn ed on demand after the b ds a e STRAWBERR I ES by quart or c r ate Pllone 949 4 2 canvassed Ge ra ld ne Cle and Rae ne A performance bond and a abo 5 19 tic a 1d mrte r a l pay men bond both of 100 pc of the amoun t of the contrac w th sa t sta c tor y THE HOUSE s bu lg ng at the sure es w I be requ red from seams Conseq uently I the successfu b dders for the have a ya r d sa te a t 09 H t;~h fa thful performance of the S Pom e roy t h s Saturday work for each contract awar Ju n e 1 12 noon o 8 p m ded Lovely g rl s c ottl ng nf ant B ds shal b ~ subm tted to the tnrough s ze 8 tab les lamps Owner on y upon th e p lan s and kn ck knacks a few s pec f ca t ons that have been cos tumes odd lot d Shes obta ned fr om the off ce of the many other te ms Come Arc h teet browse Charlene Ho ell ch The [ ght S reserved by the 5 29 3 c owner to re 1ect any and a t b ds and nob dder may w thdraw h s NEW 1974 Z g Zag SEW NG b d for a per od of forty f ve (45 MACH NES n or gna t days ca r ton Z g Zag 10 make Th1s pro ect s under. t he state butto nho es sew on buttons condrt ons of E E 0 as per monograms and make fa ncy des g ns w th ust the tw st of a Go vernmen Execu t 'Je 0 der of Jan ua ry 27 1972 P rov d e s ng e d a Left n lay a way a nd never been used W II se ll Ge ne ral Requ rrements of a f for on ly $47 cash or terms f rm a tl ve ac t on program as per Part 4 Sub Part A Sect on ava labl e Phone 992 2653 5 29 tfc .401 of Government E xec ut ve Order A pre b dd ng con ference w II be he d at 0 00 AM Mon rldy E L ECTROL U X va c uum clea n ers A 1 cond Iron uses J une 3 197 4 n the Ea st West paper bag s has co rdw nde D n ng Room Ve eran s a nd many attachments Also Memor a l Hasp tal fo r a s hampoo e r attach men t n cont rac tor s bldd ng the pro ect eluded (On y 4 a \Ia lab e) at to d•sc uss all fa c tors perta n ng to theE E 0 ReQu rements and S37 70 cash or terms anv other quest ons on the ava table Phone 992 2653 s 29 ti c proJect 1 Lost For Sale By Order of th e Me gs County Hosp tal Comm ss on and Vet e ran s M emor a t Hospita l nc Pomeroy Oh o (5 ) 10 17 24 31 4fc ------...--- AM FM stereo rad1o - 8 track tape comb nat on .4 s peaker s ound sys tem Ba la nc e S. 106 33 or easy terms Ca l 992 3965 5 29 He I I Auto Sales ___________ _ -.:>ROC E ~Y busn ess for sa e Bu ld ng tor sale or ea se Phone 773 5618 fro m 8 30 p m to 10 p m for a ppo ntm en 3 20 tfc __,__ ____ -- --- Memo r a t Day n ce se lect on ofF owers Ba sk ets Spray s Fa ye s G ft Shop No rth Second St M ddl eport 5 7 fc FOR For Rent TRA ILER Brown s Tra te r Court 992 3324 5 29 tfc HOUSE tor renl Phon e 99 2 3432 0 992 2780 5 24 tfc 3 AND 4 ROOM furni Shed and unfurnished apartments Phone 992 5.434 4 12 tfc ---------PRIVATE mee tmg room for any organrzafron 3975 phon e 992 3 11 ttc -----------HOUSE J rooms and bath 196 2 FO RD V 8 automat c Ca 992 2107 or 997 ?556 5 31 2tc 1973 tru ck 17 000 m le s $300 worth ol ext ra s 30 m les per ga ll on $2 450 Phone 992 2902 5 J l J tp DAT ::"~ UN p c kup ------- 970 vw g ood cond 1 on Mu st se ll Phon e 992 6 65 5 31 41p 962 W IL LYS teep meta l op good t res n good cond t on Pllon e 992 7168 5 31 3tc 1972 MALt BU 4 dr Sedan v nyl top a r cond I on ng powe r s teer ng P B new rubb er pr val e owne exce l en t cond ton $2 350 Phon e 742 647 1 5 31 3 c 67 MERCURY Mon e ey $375 Pllone 2693 weekday s 5 24 12tp - -- 1969 CHEVEL LE wagon r e a so n ab 99 2 54q 1 st at on e Pllone on 5 JO 3tc Route 7 south of M dd lepor t Prefer young or m ddl e age 1964 CHE 'J ELL E exce llen t coup e Phon e 992 7572 runn ng cond 1 on F r e ddy 5 31 3tc Thabe t Mason W Va 5 15 lf c FURN S HED apa rtm e nt adu ts on ly n M ddl eport - - Phone 992 387.:1 1969 CHEVY Town s man sta t on 5 12 tt c wagon $1 19 5 good cond to n Phone 992 7620 5 24 tf c ---------- - - -------- Busmess Opportumlles NTER ESTED n be ng your own boss and own ng your own bus ne ss? L m ted 3 bedroom hom e for sa le amount of cap rta l necessary NICE S11 000 Phone 99 2 3975 or 992 Th s go n~ bus ness can be 2571 frn a n ced Ca ll 992 5786 A 19 tfc 4 29 26tc 2 F OR SA LE by own e r bedroom !louse w th bath N ce part a ly t u rn s h e d Loc ated on L ncotn Hgts EXPERIENCED pa n te n Pomeroy Phone 992 2823 te r or and exte r or Cal 5 29 6tp Donald Van Me ter 98 5 395 1 - -- - 5 22 26tp Fo-R SAL E by owner Large o der hom e cou d be con verted nto 3 n ce a pt s Ca 1 Pomeroy 992 5539 5 29 6tp 3 BEDROOM double w d.e mob le !l om e 2 1 ac res of and Phone 949 2815 aft er 6 30 . - - - - - - - - , - - - - - . pm 5 29 Ate Real Estate For Sale Employment Wanted - - - --- - Mob1le Homes For Sale Real Estate For Sale oo tou f' w lh c ~ n rlll h eft c il rp e nq mo lcrn k t ch en w th d 5h w :lshc r 'l ba hs and il path CJ OO( btl n qa den on e ac re PO d tor t h nq a nd sw m n sc '"n c rand pr va e n '" s !r om Harr sonv e n li ( 1 o 1 ownsh p $30 000 Ca l u /\( I 11/ 1\ 1 J 74 2t c 7 ROOM S and bath gr1s fu rnac e n Pomeroy Cv 1 992 3807 se en by appo n tm en t 5 30 61p 15 ACRE S and on 43 qood bv d ng s es C.:J I 992 J51B 5 26 6t c CLELAND 608 E REALTY MAIN POMEROY 0 M DOLE: PORT 1 stor y I 'I me & b lck 3 yr s old ;t mos t nn :~er e J BR batn & ~ ho we r loyely k rl chen & r 1gc ul I l y HW floor s c,ome capre t ng 2 car car por t ex ce ll en t local on S7'-l 000 C ARPETER sto r y fr ilme J BR baths d n ng room porches -storr1gc bu ld ng 2 g01rages 'lbou t 1 ac res $10 000 BRADBURY 7 sto r y fr a m e .:1 BR ba t 1 63 acre d n ng R par t base me nt new furnace carpe l ng s 17 900 REEDSVILLE Rt o81 180 acres mme ra ls water tap pa rd 15 pet dow n tala pr ce $ 8 000 SYRA CUSE I 7 stor y fnm e 3 BR bath por ches ba seme nt w th new fu r nace arge level lot $6 500 WANT TO SELL' HAVE A PROBLE M' LET US SOLVE IT FOR YO U 992 2259 or 992 2568 1970 12X52 H LLCREST Ira ler Q"ood ton d to n 2 bedroo ms a r con d I on ng hou se t ype furn ture throughout Maytag washer and dryer Call 992 2017 or 992 7556 s 31 2tc Help Wanted MAN for part t me wo r k Pr efer age 40 55 year s Ap ply Ma rv n Glasgo Modern Su pply Pome rn 5 30 Jtc MA N for pa r t t me work Prefer age 40 55 years Apply Ma rv n G la sg o M odern Sv pply Pomeroy 5 30 31c ------ ~ ------ - WAITRESSES wanted App ly n person Crows Steak House 5 14 fc SOMEO NE to cut and ba le 20 acres of hay on shar es or per ba e See Arch re Stega 1 west s d e of Sta te Rou te 33 top of h I at Darw n evenmgs 5 29 Al p -- ---------- MAN or woman to stay n ghts w th person who s II Cal John Week s 99 2 2148 o 992 2784 5 29 '6tc ._ __ _ I I AGEN<.:Y r.:01llrpolr s RUTLAND 1 3 BE D ROOMS LARGE K IT L KE NEW CARPET AL UM S IDIN G OWNER WILL HELP ~INA NCE FOR QU ALIF IED BUYER ~ PRI C ED BELOt• MARKET $12 000 FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES & SERVICE HOME ALARMS Phone 742 4673 742 5595 B1ll Brown Owner Rutland Ohto J STOR Y fr ame home gar age ca rp eted w ll new plum b ng an d e ec tr c w r ng To la l electr c ncl ud es 2 s o~J es 2 r ef n ge r a tors and som e furn u r e s t uated on beaut fu J acre lot Ask ng $3 1 000 Ca I 992 5933 5 3 31C - GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP B08W Ma tnSt Pomeroy PHONE 992-5271 DAY OR NIGHT I ree Garage Esl1mates AIR CONDITION NOW7 YES! Now wh•le the weather ts 'i.l II cool s the best t1me 11 ca n be mstt~ lled 011 your co wen ence w1th no watttng aro und tn hot muggy wea ther Phone 9~2 2550 All WEATHER HARDWARE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR • We re pa r lawn mowers and gar-den tractors RACINE GARAGE RroH•'r HOLIDAY SPECIALS MIDGET FARM - I 1 acres of near ly e~Jel la nd w th tru t t ee s Good gar den grou nd w th 2 bedroom house and gara ge On ly $8 500 00 10 ACRES - In town Ideal for bank store restaura nt tra rl e r park or hous ng POMEROY 2 bedrooms bath natural gas F A furnace nnd 2 lots Askrng $9 500 00 LOT - W fh 2 bedroom mobtl e ho me All utll l1e s n ea r shopp ng Askrng JUSt $5 750 00 RUTLAND 3 bedroom s bath utI ty and famtly room s Ca rport and level lot for only $9 500 00 2 RENTALS Plu s nea r ly one ac re 1n Middl eport out of flood on good street Roo m to bu dd a pts Ask ng usf $17 500 00 now OPPORTUNITY To make lh1 s 12 room hom e nto rest or tour s f home Larg e lot over look ng the Oh10 5 baths 2 ca r ga rag e wtth workshop As km g on ly $37 .'iOO 00 INV EST I N SOME OF OUR RENTALS THEY WILL PAY STOP IN AND SEE GORDON 5 SA LESMEN AND 2 OF FICES TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS ROOF PAINTING • Lawn Boy • Te cu mseh • Ko hler • 1(-Jsconsn AI other makes CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992 5083 Busmess Servttes DITCHING SERV(CE Water Lmes and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septiC tanks tn l ~ktlted EVENINGS j:Sud McGhee- 446 1255 e M (Ike W•seman- 446 37 96 New 1974 Gran Tonno 4 dr • Now Open for Bus ness W.::lf e r Electnc Gt~s Sewer L1ne s mstalled Work guaranteed Doz e r Backhoe Trucks L1mestone & F1ll 01rt Commercial Res1denttal Constructton & Remodel 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY 777 Pearl Strel!t M ldleport Ohto Phon e 992 S367or992 3861 SEP TIC TA NK S c leaned reasonable rates Ph 446 478 2 Gall pol s John Russell owner and operator 5 12 tfc Is?;; l=or Free Est1mate mqutre now a bout a beautiful new roof m tas hton colors ButlttoYour Specs Delivered to Job S1te All WEATHER HARDWARE . SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYS TEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SA N ITATION STEW ART OHIO PH 66 2 3035 10 4 tfc SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San ta t ron 992 395.4 or 992 73.49 10 23 tfc CLOSER YOU LOOK THE BEITER WE LOOK Wheel Alignment OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Pomeroy Home & Auto Stop In and See Our Floor D•splay Open 8 TtiS Monday thru Saii.M'day 606 E Matn, Pomeroy, 0 Phones 992 2196 Wrecker serv1ce EXCAVATING rlnrP.r ln~der and backhoe work sept rc tanks nsta11ed dump trucKs and lo boys for h re w II haul f 11 d rt top so I I mes tone and grave l Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 From the large st Truck or Bulldozer Rad1ator to the smallest Heate r Core Nathan Btggs Radtator Spectt~hst Pomeroy Sign-up, certification 5,000 BTU AIR CONDITIONER proceeding full steam L1ke New ~top tn and say Hello Bnrrg tn lh1s ad lor a Free G1ft •79.95 l ~~:r~~~f!':~ie~lect RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER · • " I • I BY BARWICK REGULAR995 Pr ce tncludes mstallat10n a nd free paddmg Talk to Wendell Grat e ca rpet cons ultant - We hav e hundreds of carpet '.'a lue s Your 10b can be completed m 1 to 2 weeks No long wa lt lng per od SPECIAL! Roll Candy Stnpe wtlh rubber back 3 99 sq yd Ntce for bedrooms dens k1tchen s etc Special This Week! Small Upnght Freezer, 69.95 SERVICES offered furn lure upholster ng reasonable rates P ckup and delt'Jery free e st mates 3 professs on a craftsmen lo serve you bett er and faster Phone Mow re y s Upholstery 675 4154 Pt Pleasant W Va 5 30 26tc KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER ()p,•i1 ~ l I ( Rl .' RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Rutland 0 !tH·· 'h • 1 ',II P ""1 () • Ga s & Electnc Ranges 529 95 up Fngtdatre Relngerator and Gas Range turquo1se both $249 95 What Do You Need? We May Have lt 1 lamps Credenza Spamsh Wall Plaques Walt Tdpestnes Foot Stools Pole Light En" Tables Recltntng Chairs and many other Rutland Furniture 742 4211 S~'e Herb Grate Rulland 0 Dave or M1ke Arnold Grate Sales Mgr. POMEROY HOURS: • • RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES PHONE 992 7777 Big Cap1c1t~ Maytag Automatics 2 speed oreratron ~"'holce o water temps Auto water level control Lint Filter or Power F n Agitator Perma Press Ma'(tag Halo at He1t Dryers Surround clothes Wtth gentle even heat No hot spots no overctrylng Fine Mesh Lint Filter We Specialize In MAYTAG Red Carpet Service 12 Good Refngerators S25 00 up Feed gram and wheat s1gn up and certification IS gomg full sl<lam a Me1gs ASCS spokesman said today W1th Mother Nature prov1dmg the nght amount of ram and s unshme farmers are well along w1th sprmg plantings Advantages of the 1974 program are no set-as1de no conservmg base no llm1t on crops crops can be substituted for h1s tory purposes and be ehg1ble for gram loans Far mers can protect their farm mcome agamst wmd ram ftre ha1!, prevented planhng drought, failed acreage low prtces and 10\\ yields Farmers are to report their plantmgs and mamtam thetr farm allotments Allotments w1ll be reduced 1f crop plantmgs are not reported Vegetative cover hay Frank Gheen, lw,o·d Mr,rHLI, . TurJpr·r\ 69 Pontiac Bonn , 2 Dr HT, vroof, a1r 1 • Rutland \ DAILY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM pasture or new seedmgs - w1ll hold allotments 1f no crops are planl<ld In case of falling crops farmers are to nobfy the ASCS off1ce 1mmed1ately Th1s report must be made before har vestmg destroymg or replantmg any part of the acreage If a farm er 1s prevenl<ld from plantmg corn by June 5 due to a natural disaster he IS to contact the off1ce 1mmed1ate!y The program th1s year can be completed w1th one stop to the ASCS off1ce and IS designed for the farmers As soon as farmers have all of the1r corn beans and other crops planted they are to stop m the ASCS off1ce located m the Farmers Bank BUilding to rece1ve assistance and to have thetr quesbons answered 71 v n yl roo t PI~TO $1495 ~1295 4 CYL, 4 SP.. ') 0 $895 Sed 'l n 500 E. MAIN $995 68 CHRYSLER NEWPORT. Custom 2 Dr H T Shdrp ~ harp TRUCKS 895 1295 1 72 FORD % PICKUP. .. V 8 s tandard long w de bed 69 INTERNATIONAL V8. .. .. .. $1295 Standa d long w de bed (GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS) See Ray R1ggs or Roger R1ebel RIGGS USED CARS Chesler 0 the sports desk 1Con tmued from page 3) th1s corn e1 pred 1cted the very day they began thetr wm s treak m July ) the Dod&e rs ha ve 11 a ll to possibly run away w1th thetr diVIsiOn Th e Reds could come close but they won t catch lhem th1s yea r The Astros contmue to develop mto a rugged team while San Franc1sco and Atlanta contmue to squande r San D1ego wlll)otn Texas m the sympathy co lwnn SPORTS SHORTS - The Middle port Little League has bee n mos t cooperatl\e m the repor tmg of summer baseball games so far th1s seas on and hopefully the remamder of the Me1gs County baseball orgamza twns w111 also cooperate so that this summer s coverage of youth baseball can be as complete as poss1ble It IS Impossible for one person to cover the multitude of con tests each mght m the ~nttre county and the s ummer ba seba ll• eport form IS the mos t effl ctenl a nd complete way to accomplish to tal covera ge Any manager of a summer base ball or s oftball team should p1c k up these forms m the Dmly Sentme l offices on Court St m Pomeroy or notify the sports editor so that arrangements can be secUI ed If a manager s tea m s results don t appear m the paper the coach ha s no one to blame but h1mself EvangeliSt Fehsenfeld speak out and soa k 1 VItal facts that mterest thetr wmld of today and tomorrO\\ A D;nam1 te Club for ch1l dren w1ll th11ll and bless the h ea rts of pre teens as M1ss D eb1 Wngh t p1 esen ts a messa g e to ch ildr e n w th puppets md v sua! stones Evangeli s t De l F ehscnfeld packs a powerful punch m ever) message that \HII hit the tn a tte ndance The I 1fe Ac lwn Cr usade IS a ootal mlmstry to the total members of ever} fam 1ly The public IS 1n v1 t ed N urse r y fac 1h h e s wil l be prov1ded for bab1es and pre school c hildren The Cheshtre pon) league team unde r the manageme nt of Char les Wmebrerrne r has withdrawn from the Gall1a County Po n} Leag ue to enwr the southern div1s10n of the Me1gs County League Oak Hill will replace Cheshtre m the Gallia County Leag ue The award for Cruelest Fan of the Year goes to th e person at the Cleveland India ns opener earlier th1s sprmg who sported a huge banner proclatmmg Walt T1l Next Year The Me1gs Ah\e n tan Lcgton team gets off to 1ts s tart Sa turday hos tmg Waverly m a double header at the Syracuse MWIICipal Park weather perm1ttmg The field s w good shape and the team w1th an un precedented number of pia; ers from both Metgs and Calha counties has had plenty of practice time w1th a good start ex peeled Tomorro\\ s twm b11lts slated to beg m a t 1 p m PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO NOTICE WE NEED USED CARS SO COME IN NOW AND TRADE FOR A NEW BUICK, PONTIAC, OPEL OR GMC TRUCK BEFORE THE PRICE RAISE GETS YOU. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A NEW CAR. CHECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR, NEW OR USED. SEE: CEWARD CALVERT • PAT STORY · J. D. STORY Remember We Servzce What We Sell SMITH NELSON MO·l·o·Rs-,-~N·c-.-o!I!'!PE~~Ll~Evi~"~~:G~s Bustness on Semce ..and now SeMCe IS 992-2174 • Bulld1ng Our Bustness. Milm St, Pomeroy, Oh1o J ~ 'Sf!!) ceremomal of Thea Court 6 30 p m Onental Nor th Sh nn e of Beaut) Siilon near Pomero} at Thursday June 20 to dec orate On the float all Amenca members are to wear fezzes A r epor t on that meeting was g1ven at the Ma y m ee tmg of the Shrmetl<ls Go1 ng lo Colwnbus and prov1de fo ld1ng la"n c hatrs T hey wi ll meet on parade da} June 21 1n M1d dleport at 5 p m It was an nounced that a ll resen allons for the Sept 26 Bonme M1ller Mr s Irma Yoho M1ss Shirley Beeg le Mrs Cora Beegle Mrs Mane Hawkms Mrs Jud} Miller Mrs Mary Hughes Mr s Ru th Swis her Mrs Shtrley Sptre s Mrs Jean Moore Mrs (,er trude Mitc he ll a nd a new m ember Mrs Ins Ke lton Mr s Bonn1e M1ller pr esident appo 1nted Mrs Beegle the rhea Cour t vJstl of the htgh prtest.ess are to be made w1 th M1ss Shu ley Beegle treasurer I he dmner w1ll be a l the Me1gs Inn Next meetmg will be Thursday Aug 22 ' for the Regatta parade fl oat Loyal Bereans Middleport Personal Notes M1 a nd Mrs Dale K R oush and daughter Kathy Apple Creek we re weekend g ues ts of her parents Mr a nd Mrs Ben have meettng Turner SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E B 69 FORD CUSTOM 500. 995 heart and home of everyone Mrs Barbara Dugan volun leered to furmsh the t~uck Mrs Yoho to make the s1gns and all other members are t o m eet at th e Beau ty Spot 7 Dr H T 1895 1 1195 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V8 auto 1 PS Evan gelist Del Fehsenfeld Jr w1ll dtrect the L1fe Acllon Crus ade tha t 1s commg to the Ca lha County J r Fmrgrounds begmnmg Sunday Jun e 2 and runmn g thro ug h F1 1day June 7 The m eellngs w1ll begm a t 7 o clock e ach mg ht This twe nty m e mbe1 Life Acllon Team \\Ill present a rotally un1que sen es of rev1val meettngs de s 1g ne d fo r t h e \\hole fam1ly Headquartered m St Pel<lrsburg F Ia the !<lam mcludes 20 college age yoWlg people who have ap pea red m nearly 100 c hurches and m over 400 pubh c schoo ls across Amenca The mm1stry Will be broug ht ID the grea ter Ca lha Coun ty area by the Ftrst Bapt1s t Church of Galhpohs Rev W1lson Wahl Pastor The e1g ht L1fe Ac llon Smgers w1ll pre sent top qu a li ty mus1cal prog ra m s each mgh t These w1ll mclude a Fnday mght presen tatiO n usmg a multi media presen tation t hat synchromzes hundr eds of colored slides w1th sound tra ck mus1c and hve smgmg Dr Ed Hmdson w1ll dtrect the Family Semmar for a dults The se sesswns a r e d es1gned to help parents solve fam1ly conflicts and bndge the generatiOn gap between a dults a nd teens Dr Hmdso n holds four earned d egrees fr om colleges and semmanes A Teen Rap SessiOn w1ll be held each mghtwhen teenagers mav both Mtddleport RON AND KAREN THOMAS ... '1795 71 FORD GALAXIE 500. Life Action Crusade OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO carnes a I I I I Evangelist to direct POMEROY MOTOR CO. All WEATliER HARDWARE I I 985 4100 1970 NOVA CPE $1545 Local 1 owner car good t1res 6 cyl w th automat c trans rad10 blue fl nlsh spotless clean blue nterror SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ...$1695 • • • Located on St Rl 7 $1695 1971 DODGE CORONET Stahon Wagon local ~ar l1ke new 1s t ltne t res auto matte gold f n1sh c lean nte rtor 318 V 8 pow er steer ng & automatte tran s 2 11 tfc .. I • Contnb ulions of $50 each to the Cnppl ed Chll qren s Hosp1tal m Colwnbus and the Burns Institute lfl Ctm:mnat1 " ere made by the Twm C1ty Shnne tte s at th e sp nn g represe ntahve as cl a1rwmnan 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Eventngs Unt1l6 00-Til 5 p m Sal 1970 FORD MAVERICK S1395 Local 1 owner good t res 6 cy l w th a utoma t c tra ns ra d1o blue f n sh spotless cl ean blu e nter or Now under new management Au o 1995 After hours 992 2412 992 7587 or 992 7135 Pomeroy Motor Co. • • P B v nyl roof 1 You II l 1ke Our Q u al ty Way of Do ng B usmess QUAliTY . 5232 2095 Karr & Van Zandt 2 SIGNS OF PS 70 MAVERICK 6 CYL .. . . .... '1295 1 M1ddleporl. Oh10 45 670 ;o1 5 Thtrd Stroot HT Shrinettes contribute for the cere monte:t l 'o\e re Mrs $1195 i"lu to Dr Sedan la cto r y a r P S 2895 68 Chev Mal Wagon, V8 auto, PS .....11195 Keith Goble Ford, Inc. cy l I 71 OLDS DELTA 88 ....p 68 Dodge Charger HT Cpe , auto 1 PS .... '895 ~r'E On Most Amencan Cclrs - GUARANTEEDPHONE $92 2094 I0 1 1 I Dr 71 FORD LTD. 1 69 Chev Imp HT Cpe V-8 auto ~ •5.55 • 69 Chev Mal 4 Dr, V8 auto , PS W e hav e ma ny more at old pnces s till available but when they a r e go ne we can not r eo rder at t hese old pr1ces Y o u II be g lad you saw us befor e you trad e W e want t o make you happyl See Fred B lae ltnar or Dan T ho mpso n EXPERT 992 2094 606 E Mam Pomeroy '2495 70 Olds 98 Hoi Sed , power, a1r *Th ese pr ces mclude All s td equ pment but fre1ght opt1onal eq u1pment sta te sa les ta x and f lmg must be added to above MATERIALS CO 773 5554 Mason W Va POMEROY HOME & AUTO 72 Ply Duster Cpe V8 auto PS 70 Chrysler Newport 4 Dr 1 pow & an HOGG & ZUSPAN Unde r New Management N znd Mtddleport N 2nd Ave 3104* ASK US ABOUT ~E FABRICATED WOOD TRUSSES 1 71 Pont TemP.est 1 HT Cpe V8, auto 1 PS12095 1 71 Pont1ac Cat 4 Door, vroof & a1r 1795 1 70 Olds Cut S Cpe 1 pow , a1r v roof 1495 1 New 1974 LTD 4 dr ..................... 14083 * IS YOUR ROOF LEAKING 7 IS IT COLOR FADED? Ph 992 2174 2591 ... ...... '2695 72 Pontiac Cat HT Cpe , power, an 71 Bu1ck Skylark 4 Or, V81 auto PS ..... . 1 742-5293 1fems OFFICI:446364"' New 1974 Mavenck 2 dr ...... 72 Chev Imp Cus Cpe 1 vroof --1 71 RENAULT R1600 SERIES 5800 1 3895 I Free Est1mates .See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Nlght992 3525 or 992 5232 5-XPERIENCED •12895 * New 1974 Mustang II 2 dr .. .. • 'Jmyl roof - - - - SPECIAL - -- 71 Cad1llac Sed DeVille, power, a1r, sharp 13800 New 1974 P1nto 2 dr ...... . .. .. .. 2442 * cyf u uto f> 74 Olds 98 Lux Sed , demo , an. 73 Olds Cut Sup HT Sed , a1r See These Spec1 a Is Moved to Rutland 3., m le ms de c1ty !lm1t on r ght cor ner B1 rck St and Rt 124 l CARPETING 501 NYLON USED CARS YOU DON1 HAVE TO PAY MORE! J&B AUTO BODY $1495 71 FORD TORINO W e have many 1974 models received before th e May 8th pnce mcrease READY MIX CONCRETE del1vered r ght to your OPt N koger Hysell s Garage D SELECTION near Cro ssroads on St ate protect Fast and easy Free Rou t e 124 8 JO to 6 p m est mates Phon e 992 3284 Ill or 20'gas 4 Monday through Sat urday Goegle ln Ready MIX Co gas ranges $45 Phon e 992 568 2 or 992 7121 Middleport Oh o s 15 26tc lcontp!tre elsewhere at 6 30 ttc auto washers $45 H & W Refr gerat on Servrces C BRADFORD Auct oneer elec dryers US Refrigerators freezer arr Comolete Service overht~uled wr1ng Phone 949 3821or 949 316 1 con d toners and commerc al f;Ol<'DON II i I tl.f URO washers $49 95 e lect bu1lt un ts Phone 99 2 5587 or 99 2 Ra crne Ohro HlliNl lf f\~Of.?D tn ovens ( 3 coppertone 1 7204 Cr tt Bradford ;, •,<,()~1(\f:\ 5 15 26tp 5 1 tf C ptnkl S30 ea dtnetfes !both new & used) dmmg room AUTOMOBILE msurance been 992-3325 or s utfes (one w1th table 6 cancelled' Lost your cha1rs & TWO corner operator s 1 cense Call 992 cabtnets a real beauty tn 7428 fln1sh 1 ) chests 6 15 tfc 1?.'-:!::~r~ (metal or $35 ea 0 DELL AI nement located on prs quality arm chairs NE GLER bu ld ng Supply for Rou te 124 and County Rd 5 Fr Prov yellow barrel bu ld ng houses phone 949 Cros sroads complete front & stnpe wtng back 3604 cal Guy Ne 1gter end tun eup and brake servrce Racrne Oh o Please ca I for appa ntment I hutch hke new oak 5 3 26tc 742 3232 t rnd oak tables 9 Bedroom Suttes In s 2.4 tfc arm or armless Stock $49 95 up SEWING MACHINES Repa r ~:;•.:,r~ NEW Ktddte plat 21 Chests & Dressers serv ce a ll makes 992 2284 FOR FREE est mates on rockers s 14 95 The Fa br c Shop Pomeroy alum num rep lacement $15 00 up • TV s TV s TV s S30 & Au thonzed S1nger Sales and w ndows s d ng storm doors 38 Twm & Full S1te Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors and windows Railing Phone Beds S29 95 up 3 29 lfc Charles L1s1e Syracuse Ohio Shop around & compare our Carl Jacob Sates Several 2 pc L•vmg Room cash & carry prtees w1th DOZ ER work land clear ng by Representat ve V V Su1tes S39 95 up th e acre hourly or contra ct lo•lh<!r area dealers and you II Johnson and Son Inc $2S 00 up farm ponds roads etc Large Se veral Sofa s .4 30 lfc that you can buy t dozer and operator w th ov er l<heaper lrom us' ("ctredlit"l 1 Green Velvet Love 20 years ex:penence Pull1ns delivery Seat $99 95 ROO FS and hou ses pamted Ex cavat ng Pomeroy Oh10 Free est mat es plenty of . " to the cost of ho1rsel1o' ld' Phone 992 2478 6 odd Rock e rs and ref erenc es Phone 992 3363 1219ttc tut·ni~hings! I Cha 1rs $15 00 up 5 30 12tp 992-3615 AND TRUCKS Now The Good News PAINTING RACINE OHIO V1rqil B- Tl',lford, Sr 110 Mechan1c St rert PomNoy , Oh1o ..\5769 INTERIOR EXTERIOR N l nd Av e M1ddleport 0 Unde r New Mant~gement PH. 949-3611 TEAFORD for e'Jery thmg Increases m pnce of copper lead zmc 'i tee l <1 1d labor - no o u~ know s what the pnce w11l be then Wtlktnson Small Engme m 30'12 399 W Man Pomeroy 0 Located al Modern Supply s m al Engrne Repatr NELSON I•M~·~ihJiM May 8th Fo rd mcreased their prtc es wtth fh ~ Cr1falyf1c Conv erter req u~red fh•s fall and great 1ncreases 1n freight 1 COMPLETE •7.95 Sq Yd RACINE 2 STORY PERMA STO NE 3 BR LARGE MODERN KITC HEN l 2 BATH S CARPET THROU GHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR GARAG E ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED LOT PRICED MID TWENTIE S BROWN'S FIRE & SAFm EQUIPMENT 2 1HE WISEMAN Business Services 1 9 SAT. TILL 5 PM SERVICE Tllll2 NOON ON SAT. Th e fi rst coffeehouse of P a n s was the Cafe Procope founded m 1670 It IS s till m ope r atiOn today ori the Ru e d e I A nc1enne Co med1e NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21 233 Estate of K A Gr ueser Decea sed No t ce s h ereby g '.'en that Ca rr e E Grueser of Route 1 M nersv lie Ohro has been d uty appornted Adm n stratr x of the Estate of K A Grueser deceased late of Route 1 M nersv lie Me gs Coun ty Oh o Cred tors are requ red to trle therr e ta ms w th sa d f due ary wr th n tour months Dat ed thrs 28th day of May 1974 Mann ng D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probat eD v son (51 31 (61 7 14 3tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21 201 Estate of Ke1th E Goble Deceased Not ce s herepy g ven that Qpal H Goble ot Powe ll Street M ddleport Oh o has been duly appo nte d Exe cu tr x of the Estate of Ke th E Goble dec ea sed tate of Me gs Co unty Oh io Cred tors are requ red to file thetr cla1ms w th sa id fiduc ary w1thm four months Dated th rs 2811 day of May 19 74 Man n ng 0 Webster J udge Cou r t of Com mon Pleas Probate o v s on (51 31 (61 7 14 3t c A donalion for the pur chase of food for the Ohto Valley Chnsllan Assembly m con ]un c ti on w1th a program of the Me 1gs Co unty Chnst t an Women s Fellowship was made at the Tuesday mght mee tmg of th e Loyal Ber eans Cla ss of the Middlepo rt Chu rc h o f Chn st Mr s Clyda Allensworth pres1ded at the m eetmg w1th devotwns be mg giVen by Mrs Martha Ch1lds usmg scnpture fr om St John and a meditation ti tl ed Our Da1ly Br ead Officers reports were g1ve n and r e porl<ld 111 "ere Mrs Nellie Betz pa tien t a t the Holzer Medical Center Mrs Gladys Mowery Joe Bowland Vemtll McClung Mrs Ruth Ca rr and Mrs I yd 1a Ballenger Plans were discussed for a Mr a nd Mrs Frank Black stone Midd letown were here over the wee kend for the Middlepo r t Alwnm Assoc1a twn banque t and a lso v1s1ted w1th M1ss Frieda Faehnle Mr a nd Mrs Mik e Bentz a nd d a u g hter an d M1 ss Jud y Sm1th W1lls htre v1s11<ld over the weekend \\lth Mr and Mrs Thoma s Ben tz M1ss Sm1th a nd Susan Pul II ns a tte nded the Pomeroy Alwnm Assoc1a t10n ban que t Saturday mg ht The Rev R obert Kuhn has return ed from a bnef v1s1t a t Glen Burney Md wtlh h1s brothe r Edward E Kuhn He we nt especw lly to get Ius m other Mrs Clarence Kuhn rt ea market sometime tn commtttee sessiOn Mr s Kuhn Augus t at the home of Mrs Allensworth A s1lent auctwn was conducted followmg the m eeting Guests at the m eeting were Mrs Kathry n Reese Akron and James Ba1ley of Flonda son of Mrs Cynthia Gohrmg Mrs Regma Sw1ft Mrs Ch1lds and Mrs Ger trud e serves on the state conventwn MlUer served refreshments to return her to her home at Mmera l C1ty Mrs Robert 1\uhn 1s m Gran ville atte ndmg the Oh1o Baptist Convention nomtnatmg board James Bailey Pensacola Fla has been he re for the past week v1s1 tmg hts mother Mrs Cynth1a Go hrmg Also v1s1tmg w1th Mrs Gohrmg has been her s1ster Mrs Ka thryn Reese t kron, Other recent VISI IOI s we re Mr s Fauna Campbell a nd daughter Joan Cleveland Meigs 4-H Club News The Stiversv1lle Sllchers 4-H Club m et May 17 at the h om e of Ada Van Mel<lr wtth two ad vasors a nd 11 members present M1ssy Van Mel<lr and Tammy Meadows gave reports and demonstrations on health and h1de and go seek wa s pl ayed w1th refres hm e nts served by Mrs Van Meter The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Van Me ter Melmda Da lly THE RO CK Spnngs Ladybugs met May 21 at the Rock Sprmgs Methodi s t Church w1th two advtsors and 12 members present They discussed havmg a wiener roas t and a btrthday party Judy Radford gave a r e port on the four food groups and Tracey Jeffers reported on firs t a1d Baseball was played The next meeting w1ll be June 4 Carla Whaley THE SUNBEAMS 4 H Clu b me t May 23 at the hom e of Jamce Young The 13 members and 2 advtsors sewed c u t out patterns and basl<ld Cmd y R1tch1e gave th e treasur er s report Dtana Masar the secretary s report and Lona Young the president s report For reereat10n they played dodge ball and kick ball Cookies and tea were served The next m eeting w1ll be at the home of Jamce Young Beth Headley THE Middleport Merry MWlehers 4 H Club met Apnl 24 at the home of Jenmfer Butcher w1th two advisors and nme club members present elected off1cers as follows president, Nancy Wallace v1ce president Kathy Blake secretary Sheha Horkey assistant secretary Pam Crooks treasurer Mm dy Long assistant treasw-er Phyllis Davts news reporl<lr Ruth Blake assistant news reporl<lr Cindy Crooks and recreQhon leader Angella Baker The Munchers met agam May 27 at the home of Jenmfer Butcher when they p la nned a cook out one of the requtreme nts of the Outdoor Cookery II proJec t m wh1ch all club m embers are e nrolled Ang eha Baker led th e m embers tn a gam e of goss1p The nexl meebng w1ll be June 3 al the Syracuse Park Ruth Blake a nd Cmd y Crooks TWO ADVISORS a nd mne m e mber s attende d the R1ve mew 4 H Club meebng May 16 at S tewart Ha ll Demon s t ratiOns were g1ven and as pm t of the p rO Ject the g trls c ut out matenal and sewed Refreshments we re served by Patnc1a Boston and N1esel Duvall Roberta Lukins THE CHESTER Farm Boys me t May 21 a t the hom e of Randy Keller w1th 14 members and one advis or participating m demonstratiOns and r epor ts as foll ows Todd Norton on sa fety Fre dd y Young on health Eddy Werry on elec tr1c1ty and Rodney Keller on small m otors The club played a game of Bull Dog and Mrs Keller served refreshments The next meetmg w1ll be June 11 at the home of Lowell Ridenour Ke1th Wolf TH E FIVE Pomt Bu c ks mee bng at the home of N1ck Leonard on May 21 was a t tended by Mr a nd Mrs Leonard adv tsors and mne members A new v tce pres1den t and treasurer were elected and ordermg Jackets and gomg camp1ng were discussed John Riebel gave a report on catchmg butterflies and N1cky Leonard reported on the care of rabbits Tommy Pullins was m charge of rec reabon and Mrs Leonard served refresh ments The next m eeting w11l be June 4 a t the home of Tommy Pullins Ke1th Bentz N. 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In Memorv Notice IN LOV N G n e n o r y ot y dear hu sband F oyd v.. s wt o passed awr~y 6 yt;ar s n qo today May J l 1968 Sad y m ssed by h s w f e G 1 ne t M E GS County Hu ch d re n and g ar dc h dr en 5 3 tp N MEMORY of ou dea mother Mrs Mil be Sel ers wtlo s S<~d y n ss ed Son Dare da uqh e r M :~ be l Se lers Sp rou se 5 ]I c Notice YARD sat e on the co ner of As h and Sy camor e r M dd eport 1 lam y Thur sday Fr d ay and Sa fro n 10 t 1 5 5 29 31c BACK )1.1 d sa e at Ruth s Beauty Shop Ma son W Va Fr day an d Sa frorr 0 t 5 Maytaq wr n gc wa s her c loth ng d sh es q u t p eces and m see lan eo us No sa e f t ra ns 5 29 3 c 4 FAMILY yr~ r d sa e Sr1 ur d a y Sunda y J u n e a nd 1 Fog esong Ro a d Mason Typ e wr er po lab e TV sma I app a nces ant q ues record play e r d shes g ass ware c am er a s bo t le s avon s c u tans d apes a s of good cl o th ng odd s nd e nd s a n or sh nc 5 29 ]l p GARAGE Sa e 9 o 3 Sa lu dav une 1 d sh es ub y g as s ware c oth n g an qu e fu n lure m sc 463 GrantS M dd eport 5 29 31 GUN SHOOT 7 p m Fr day at the Ra e ne Gun Cub Fa c orv choked gun s on y Assorted meat s 5 29 3 c ;-HoOTNG- -Mat c h Coon Ho low Gun Club turn f rs r g ht after M es Ce metery Rutland F a c tory chok ed guns on y Sunday June 2 1 pm 5 29 4 c KO SCOT KOS MET ICS & WIGS For a good ne of Cosme cs fr e ndly serv ce and someon e o chat w th g ve me a ra I He le n :lane Brown 992 511 3 3 19 tfc T! Fo• Sale I Sho p o pt.: 10 c5 c il 1.: tI W e Now Hav e Ho m e Grown S<3 tu dw • -liNCOLN HILL -CONDOR STREET -MONKEY RUN - BUTTERNUT AVENUE -RACINE -SYRACUSE CABBAGE STRAWBERRIES 5 1? l c A L SO s M ,-. n r. q E f\f SELEC TION ypcs o t au to rep a r 0 c hl\ nqe ubc obs tun e up C\ nd auton (II c an s n s s on e pa r A <t d scount pr ce A so o t e nq wa s ob s a nd il u o n•con d o ng Tr a ned echa n c o n du y S 3I 7 c Flow e r & Garde n Pl11n1 s W L SO N 5 Pen n zo \~ s Now op e n to r a CARRIERS WANTED v e very r r dny [lnd Ne w usPrl s toc k 't v g w ee k y Co 1 nq o f e c t b es r~ pp <1 c cs re as ur cs ecord s p c u os book s il np s oy s Lo o lcd nc oss om Pol c oy Pos t O ff ce 30 p n rl SHULER'S MARKET vV Ma 111 Pom er oy 0 THE DAILY SENTINEL ho use hOd s h EXCEL S OR Sa Works E nc x I cl :t y Man St Pomeroy A k nds J un e s a e s <~ s 7 30 p m of sa lt wa er pel ets wa er An o ues q a ss wc. e c na PHONE 992-2156 nuggets block sa t and own ens qu t s la mp s c oc ks Oh o R ve r Sa t Ph one 992 o d tru k.s do Is pos ca ds 389 c ookbook s nun e o us 6 5 lfc co ector s em s p cturcs w ek e fur 1 lur e r1 wn cha rs WE ARE p ck ng up a p ano n loun ge c har s ga de n your area and wou d ke NO COPPER 75c ra d ators e t'l b cs equ pm e nr g der some respons be pa rty to J5c red brass 40c ba lt er es s ep ab es ne ll. wee k 3 n CP take O'Jer paymen ts Cat $ 40 g nseng $56 ye tow bE>droom su tes 1 n cc v ntJ Cred 1 Manager (6 14) 772 root $d May App e 60c M 00 SU teS QOOd T V S 5669 o wr e 260 East Man A Ha Reeds v le Oh o c olo and BW w nq bac k S r eel Ch II co t h e Oh o 45601 Phone J78 6249 c ha r s a n q ue t urn tu e 4 7 ttc 5 n c bra y a b es 7 n ce r e fr ge r a or s w th fre ez e compartmen 1 up gh deep CAS H pad tor a ll m a kes and MOWERS f eeze n ce Ch n r1 c upboa d mode ls o f mob e h omes roc ke rs 50 b01( CS of gooo Phone a r ea cod e 614 423 9531 As Long As They Last hO useho d t e ms a so ak ng 4 13 tf c b ds on so d brass bed open 9 to 9 ca 997. 3509 Po y s OLD turn tu e oak tab es Auc t on Page and H q S cocks ce bo xes br ass beds M dd lepor d sh es d esks or co m pl ele 5 3 7tc hou se hold s Wr te M D M ti e r Rt 4 Pomeroy Oh o OSPEED B KE comp le te bed Self Propelled ca I 992 7760 rons toaster s d shes a np s 5 13 ff c other m sc See Fr day and La r k n s St Satu day JUNK Au tos comp le te and Rutla nd de vered to our yard We 5 30 1t c p c kup auto bod es and buy a I POMEROY LANDMARK k nds of sc ap me la ts an d GET acqua nted sp e c al s ron R de r s Sa lvag e Sta te Y. _ Jack W Carsey Mgr Route 24 Rt 4 Pom eroy Regular $15 00 pe rman ent fo r 6idl Phone 992 2181 Oh o Pho ne 99'1 5468 $12 SO Reg $ 2 50 perm fo r $10 00 through June 8 Ju e s 5 22 261p Beauty Sho p Ches ler Oh o SHASTA Camper s lee ps6 good co nd ton $90 0 16 ft Sco 1 Former l y G r a c e s Be ll ul y F berg ass boa 90 h p Shop Opera or Ju l e Rose Ev nrud e Moo r an d em 5 JO 2 c ra e r $800 Ca 304 77J Proces are St1ll 5250 GARAGE SALE Sa urd ay H•gh Up Here' 5 26 6tp J un e across fr om Sa sbu y Schoo l Rock Spr ngs Road 8 a m o B p m R a n or sh ne ONE 969 12x65 3 bedroom mob e home ca rpet ed 5 30 2tc through out underpenn ng We r~re go ng a l out for 10x20 porc h w t h wroug h ron scr;tp ron cast ron copper YARD SALE ant qu es fur a I ng Phon e 742 5980 a fter 4 w1r e brass a lum num a uto n lure d shes south o P m M dd leport off Rou te 7 on 5 23 ffc batter es auto ad 1ator s We Story s Run Road June s are you r bes nark et too for and 2nd 72 ACRE lot Phon e 742 3656 was te paper IBM pr odu c ts 5 30 2tp 5 31 ltc and cr ud e drugs POL LY 5 Auct on every BLUE Lustr e no t on ly r ds Fr day 7 om at P~ k <1n rJ ca rpets of so but eaves p e H gh Sts An t ques co ll ec or sof and toffy Ren t e eclr c Ope da1ly t 11 4 Fr day 8 f1ll tems ant qu e turn tu e s ha mpooer S1 Bake F ur II o 1ly Close d Fr day noon co or T V s St e p n P & n t ure Compa ny I II Mo• d lY of every wee k Odds a nd Ends 2 5 No th 5 31 Jt c Sec ond St fo r tu rn tur e ba r ga ns W II se I you r HOUSE n Ches ter con a ct me rchand se he auct on way Mary Kay Rose 94 9 2822 Ca t 9923509 s 31 4tc 5 14 76l c 1d FT alum num boat w h Athen s Oh1o tra ler and 5 hp moto r SJOO Ca ll 992 2369 or f no answer call 949 32 1 BR T'rANY Spa n e l pups AKC 5 3 3tc reg stered Ca ll 991 6359 5 31 I c RCA 2 nell TV com p e e 1970 DODGE 4 dr Runs good ga rd en encycloped a Pt1on e new t res Pr ced to se 1 99 2 992 7858 77 97 _....._ 5312 p 5J 1 31p SEL L NG 3 F day 3 :~ nd Wanted To Buy 20"-3 HP •52.95 22"- 3%_HP •76.95 -~----~ A TO Z Mar t used turn s hed applian ces clot h ng d shes and m sc Rt 33 oppos te trar le r co urt Hartford W Va 4 10 tfc DE EM Custom Butcher ng Meat P ocess nQ Phon e M7 3608 Coo lv li e Oh o 5 5 26tp TliE ROSENBERG CO. Pets For Sale LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sea led proposals w t be rece ved by th e Vete rans Memo a Ha s p ta Me gs Coun ty Oh o at the Ve te ran s Memor aJ Hosp tal loca ted n Pom ero y, Oh o on Monday J un e IO 1974 un t 2 00 Noon Ea ster n Day ght Sav ng s T me and at tha t me w I be 2 MA.LE we tl<.e r coon hounds n opened pub! e ly an d read for Snowv I e Pagetown area the fvrn sh ng of all abor and REWARD Phon e 742314 ma te r at necessary fo r the 5 29 6 c cons tru e on of an E m e rgen cy Treatm en t Add ton Vete r a ns Memor al Hosp tal Pomeroy ALL WH TE puppy 5 or 6 Oh o All work Shal l be don e weeks old Has 2 back spo ts accord ng to th e draw ngs an d on h ead Named M ssy spec f ca t ons as pr e pared by ch ld s pe t Was taken from Hayes Donald son W tten myer th e Me gs Co Dog Pound & Par tne rs Arch tects 601 Re ward Phon e 992 5035 \ E ghth St r ee t Por t smouth 5 31 6tc Oh o Separate proposals w1 1 be rece ved for Genera l Wo rk E ectr cal Work P umb n g Wor k Hea ng Vent Ia ! ng and A r Cond t on ng Wor k and Meta l Casework Proposals sha I be su bm tied on USED Tapan gas r a nge gr eat Proposa Form conta ned n the for a pt or t ra rl e r Phon e 367 spec f cat ons and oth e r con 0268 trac do c umen t s wh ch --------~~~tc doc um en ts a r e on f le a t the Hosp ta l and a t th e off ce of the ST ARCRAFT Va cat on Spec: a l Arc h tee t and a re ava table to on campers c hecK ou r pr ce a ll prospec t ve b d de rs dur ng and qua ty 20 pet off auto regular off e !lours unt I the awn ng s Reece h tch es a r clos ng of t Js cond ton e rs Camp Conl ey One comp e l e se t of b d Starc r a ft Sa les R 62 nort h of documents for th e purpose of Pt Pl eas ant be h nd Red b dd ng may be obta ned from Car pet nn Ha ues Donaldson W ttenmyer 5 30 2tc & Pa rtn ers Arch tects 60 E ghth Str ee t Portsmouth 1960 CA DILL AC ambu la n ce A Oh ro Upon depos t of 150 00 I cond t on Low m cage wh Ch depos t w I be r efun ded May ta g wr nge r washer upon re turn of b d documents n ant que oa k wa rdrobe sm all good cond I on w th n a per od ma re pony Ph one 992 3090 of f fteen (1 5 ) days after 5 31 2 c open ng of b ds Contract documen s w I be ma ed col cc t upon wr tt en request a nd depos t su bm t ed Al l proposals must be ac WE HAVE a l your uphol stery n eed s Bu r a p den m co m paned by a b d bond bound cambr c foam g ue z pp ers n he Spec t ca t o ns and tac k ng str p spr ng s and execu ed by a bond ng co mpa ny c l ps c h pboard bu ons I censed by th e Sa te of Oh o tw ne se w n g lh read legs payab le to th e or der o f th e upho ste r y book s dacron Ow ner n an amoun not less spr ng tw ne tacks wet co rd than t ve (5 pe t J of the amount cotto n sw vel bas es and of the b ds The bond or chec k foam foam foam Pomeroy Sha l be forte ted f the b dd er Recove ry 622 East Man fa s to en ter nto a can t a c t S r ee l Phone 992 755.4 w lh sa d owner The bonds or 5 15 26 c c hecks of the hree owes! b dd er s w II be held unt 1 the 6 FT GLASTRON boat 40 execu t on of he coni act and horsepowe r motor me ud ng the turn Sh ng of the req u red haler Ca ll 992 7274 a ft er 6 perform ance bond after wll ch p m they w I be r e urned on 5 29 4tc demand Th e chec ks of other b dders w I be retu rn ed on demand after the b ds a e STRAWBERR I ES by quart or c r ate Pllone 949 4 2 canvassed Ge ra ld ne Cle and Rae ne A performance bond and a abo 5 19 tic a 1d mrte r a l pay men bond both of 100 pc of the amoun t of the contrac w th sa t sta c tor y THE HOUSE s bu lg ng at the sure es w I be requ red from seams Conseq uently I the successfu b dders for the have a ya r d sa te a t 09 H t;~h fa thful performance of the S Pom e roy t h s Saturday work for each contract awar Ju n e 1 12 noon o 8 p m ded Lovely g rl s c ottl ng nf ant B ds shal b ~ subm tted to the tnrough s ze 8 tab les lamps Owner on y upon th e p lan s and kn ck knacks a few s pec f ca t ons that have been cos tumes odd lot d Shes obta ned fr om the off ce of the many other te ms Come Arc h teet browse Charlene Ho ell ch The [ ght S reserved by the 5 29 3 c owner to re 1ect any and a t b ds and nob dder may w thdraw h s NEW 1974 Z g Zag SEW NG b d for a per od of forty f ve (45 MACH NES n or gna t days ca r ton Z g Zag 10 make Th1s pro ect s under. t he state butto nho es sew on buttons condrt ons of E E 0 as per monograms and make fa ncy des g ns w th ust the tw st of a Go vernmen Execu t 'Je 0 der of Jan ua ry 27 1972 P rov d e s ng e d a Left n lay a way a nd never been used W II se ll Ge ne ral Requ rrements of a f for on ly $47 cash or terms f rm a tl ve ac t on program as per Part 4 Sub Part A Sect on ava labl e Phone 992 2653 5 29 tfc .401 of Government E xec ut ve Order A pre b dd ng con ference w II be he d at 0 00 AM Mon rldy E L ECTROL U X va c uum clea n ers A 1 cond Iron uses J une 3 197 4 n the Ea st West paper bag s has co rdw nde D n ng Room Ve eran s a nd many attachments Also Memor a l Hasp tal fo r a s hampoo e r attach men t n cont rac tor s bldd ng the pro ect eluded (On y 4 a \Ia lab e) at to d•sc uss all fa c tors perta n ng to theE E 0 ReQu rements and S37 70 cash or terms anv other quest ons on the ava table Phone 992 2653 s 29 ti c proJect 1 Lost For Sale By Order of th e Me gs County Hosp tal Comm ss on and Vet e ran s M emor a t Hospita l nc Pomeroy Oh o (5 ) 10 17 24 31 4fc ------...--- AM FM stereo rad1o - 8 track tape comb nat on .4 s peaker s ound sys tem Ba la nc e S. 106 33 or easy terms Ca l 992 3965 5 29 He I I Auto Sales ___________ _ -.:>ROC E ~Y busn ess for sa e Bu ld ng tor sale or ea se Phone 773 5618 fro m 8 30 p m to 10 p m for a ppo ntm en 3 20 tfc __,__ ____ -- --- Memo r a t Day n ce se lect on ofF owers Ba sk ets Spray s Fa ye s G ft Shop No rth Second St M ddl eport 5 7 fc FOR For Rent TRA ILER Brown s Tra te r Court 992 3324 5 29 tfc HOUSE tor renl Phon e 99 2 3432 0 992 2780 5 24 tfc 3 AND 4 ROOM furni Shed and unfurnished apartments Phone 992 5.434 4 12 tfc ---------PRIVATE mee tmg room for any organrzafron 3975 phon e 992 3 11 ttc -----------HOUSE J rooms and bath 196 2 FO RD V 8 automat c Ca 992 2107 or 997 ?556 5 31 2tc 1973 tru ck 17 000 m le s $300 worth ol ext ra s 30 m les per ga ll on $2 450 Phone 992 2902 5 J l J tp DAT ::"~ UN p c kup ------- 970 vw g ood cond 1 on Mu st se ll Phon e 992 6 65 5 31 41p 962 W IL LYS teep meta l op good t res n good cond t on Pllon e 992 7168 5 31 3tc 1972 MALt BU 4 dr Sedan v nyl top a r cond I on ng powe r s teer ng P B new rubb er pr val e owne exce l en t cond ton $2 350 Phon e 742 647 1 5 31 3 c 67 MERCURY Mon e ey $375 Pllone 2693 weekday s 5 24 12tp - -- 1969 CHEVEL LE wagon r e a so n ab 99 2 54q 1 st at on e Pllone on 5 JO 3tc Route 7 south of M dd lepor t Prefer young or m ddl e age 1964 CHE 'J ELL E exce llen t coup e Phon e 992 7572 runn ng cond 1 on F r e ddy 5 31 3tc Thabe t Mason W Va 5 15 lf c FURN S HED apa rtm e nt adu ts on ly n M ddl eport - - Phone 992 387.:1 1969 CHEVY Town s man sta t on 5 12 tt c wagon $1 19 5 good cond to n Phone 992 7620 5 24 tf c ---------- - - -------- Busmess Opportumlles NTER ESTED n be ng your own boss and own ng your own bus ne ss? L m ted 3 bedroom hom e for sa le amount of cap rta l necessary NICE S11 000 Phone 99 2 3975 or 992 Th s go n~ bus ness can be 2571 frn a n ced Ca ll 992 5786 A 19 tfc 4 29 26tc 2 F OR SA LE by own e r bedroom !louse w th bath N ce part a ly t u rn s h e d Loc ated on L ncotn Hgts EXPERIENCED pa n te n Pomeroy Phone 992 2823 te r or and exte r or Cal 5 29 6tp Donald Van Me ter 98 5 395 1 - -- - 5 22 26tp Fo-R SAL E by owner Large o der hom e cou d be con verted nto 3 n ce a pt s Ca 1 Pomeroy 992 5539 5 29 6tp 3 BEDROOM double w d.e mob le !l om e 2 1 ac res of and Phone 949 2815 aft er 6 30 . - - - - - - - - , - - - - - . pm 5 29 Ate Real Estate For Sale Employment Wanted - - - --- - Mob1le Homes For Sale Real Estate For Sale oo tou f' w lh c ~ n rlll h eft c il rp e nq mo lcrn k t ch en w th d 5h w :lshc r 'l ba hs and il path CJ OO( btl n qa den on e ac re PO d tor t h nq a nd sw m n sc '"n c rand pr va e n '" s !r om Harr sonv e n li ( 1 o 1 ownsh p $30 000 Ca l u /\( I 11/ 1\ 1 J 74 2t c 7 ROOM S and bath gr1s fu rnac e n Pomeroy Cv 1 992 3807 se en by appo n tm en t 5 30 61p 15 ACRE S and on 43 qood bv d ng s es C.:J I 992 J51B 5 26 6t c CLELAND 608 E REALTY MAIN POMEROY 0 M DOLE: PORT 1 stor y I 'I me & b lck 3 yr s old ;t mos t nn :~er e J BR batn & ~ ho we r loyely k rl chen & r 1gc ul I l y HW floor s c,ome capre t ng 2 car car por t ex ce ll en t local on S7'-l 000 C ARPETER sto r y fr ilme J BR baths d n ng room porches -storr1gc bu ld ng 2 g01rages 'lbou t 1 ac res $10 000 BRADBURY 7 sto r y fr a m e .:1 BR ba t 1 63 acre d n ng R par t base me nt new furnace carpe l ng s 17 900 REEDSVILLE Rt o81 180 acres mme ra ls water tap pa rd 15 pet dow n tala pr ce $ 8 000 SYRA CUSE I 7 stor y fnm e 3 BR bath por ches ba seme nt w th new fu r nace arge level lot $6 500 WANT TO SELL' HAVE A PROBLE M' LET US SOLVE IT FOR YO U 992 2259 or 992 2568 1970 12X52 H LLCREST Ira ler Q"ood ton d to n 2 bedroo ms a r con d I on ng hou se t ype furn ture throughout Maytag washer and dryer Call 992 2017 or 992 7556 s 31 2tc Help Wanted MAN for part t me wo r k Pr efer age 40 55 year s Ap ply Ma rv n Glasgo Modern Su pply Pome rn 5 30 Jtc MA N for pa r t t me work Prefer age 40 55 years Apply Ma rv n G la sg o M odern Sv pply Pomeroy 5 30 31c ------ ~ ------ - WAITRESSES wanted App ly n person Crows Steak House 5 14 fc SOMEO NE to cut and ba le 20 acres of hay on shar es or per ba e See Arch re Stega 1 west s d e of Sta te Rou te 33 top of h I at Darw n evenmgs 5 29 Al p -- ---------- MAN or woman to stay n ghts w th person who s II Cal John Week s 99 2 2148 o 992 2784 5 29 '6tc ._ __ _ I I AGEN<.:Y r.:01llrpolr s RUTLAND 1 3 BE D ROOMS LARGE K IT L KE NEW CARPET AL UM S IDIN G OWNER WILL HELP ~INA NCE FOR QU ALIF IED BUYER ~ PRI C ED BELOt• MARKET $12 000 FIRE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT EXTINGUISHER SALES & SERVICE HOME ALARMS Phone 742 4673 742 5595 B1ll Brown Owner Rutland Ohto J STOR Y fr ame home gar age ca rp eted w ll new plum b ng an d e ec tr c w r ng To la l electr c ncl ud es 2 s o~J es 2 r ef n ge r a tors and som e furn u r e s t uated on beaut fu J acre lot Ask ng $3 1 000 Ca I 992 5933 5 3 31C - GENE WOLFE'S BODY SHOP B08W Ma tnSt Pomeroy PHONE 992-5271 DAY OR NIGHT I ree Garage Esl1mates AIR CONDITION NOW7 YES! Now wh•le the weather ts 'i.l II cool s the best t1me 11 ca n be mstt~ lled 011 your co wen ence w1th no watttng aro und tn hot muggy wea ther Phone 9~2 2550 All WEATHER HARDWARE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR • We re pa r lawn mowers and gar-den tractors RACINE GARAGE RroH•'r HOLIDAY SPECIALS MIDGET FARM - I 1 acres of near ly e~Jel la nd w th tru t t ee s Good gar den grou nd w th 2 bedroom house and gara ge On ly $8 500 00 10 ACRES - In town Ideal for bank store restaura nt tra rl e r park or hous ng POMEROY 2 bedrooms bath natural gas F A furnace nnd 2 lots Askrng $9 500 00 LOT - W fh 2 bedroom mobtl e ho me All utll l1e s n ea r shopp ng Askrng JUSt $5 750 00 RUTLAND 3 bedroom s bath utI ty and famtly room s Ca rport and level lot for only $9 500 00 2 RENTALS Plu s nea r ly one ac re 1n Middl eport out of flood on good street Roo m to bu dd a pts Ask ng usf $17 500 00 now OPPORTUNITY To make lh1 s 12 room hom e nto rest or tour s f home Larg e lot over look ng the Oh10 5 baths 2 ca r ga rag e wtth workshop As km g on ly $37 .'iOO 00 INV EST I N SOME OF OUR RENTALS THEY WILL PAY STOP IN AND SEE GORDON 5 SA LESMEN AND 2 OF FICES TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS ROOF PAINTING • Lawn Boy • Te cu mseh • Ko hler • 1(-Jsconsn AI other makes CALL CARL NELSON PHONE 992 5083 Busmess Servttes DITCHING SERV(CE Water Lmes and Power Lmes All work done by the foot or contract Also dozer work and septiC tanks tn l ~ktlted EVENINGS j:Sud McGhee- 446 1255 e M (Ike W•seman- 446 37 96 New 1974 Gran Tonno 4 dr • Now Open for Bus ness W.::lf e r Electnc Gt~s Sewer L1ne s mstalled Work guaranteed Doz e r Backhoe Trucks L1mestone & F1ll 01rt Commercial Res1denttal Constructton & Remodel 8-K EXCAVATING COMPANY 777 Pearl Strel!t M ldleport Ohto Phon e 992 S367or992 3861 SEP TIC TA NK S c leaned reasonable rates Ph 446 478 2 Gall pol s John Russell owner and operator 5 12 tfc Is?;; l=or Free Est1mate mqutre now a bout a beautiful new roof m tas hton colors ButlttoYour Specs Delivered to Job S1te All WEATHER HARDWARE . SEPTIC TANKS AROBIC SEWAGE SYS TEMS CLEANED REPAIRED MILLER SA N ITATION STEW ART OHIO PH 66 2 3035 10 4 tfc SEPTIC TANKS cleaned Modern San ta t ron 992 395.4 or 992 73.49 10 23 tfc CLOSER YOU LOOK THE BEITER WE LOOK Wheel Alignment OFFICE SUPPLIES and FURNITURE Pomeroy Home & Auto Stop In and See Our Floor D•splay Open 8 TtiS Monday thru Saii.M'day 606 E Matn, Pomeroy, 0 Phones 992 2196 Wrecker serv1ce EXCAVATING rlnrP.r ln~der and backhoe work sept rc tanks nsta11ed dump trucKs and lo boys for h re w II haul f 11 d rt top so I I mes tone and grave l Call Bob or Roger Jeffers day phone 992 7089 n ght phone 992 3525 or 992 From the large st Truck or Bulldozer Rad1ator to the smallest Heate r Core Nathan Btggs Radtator Spectt~hst Pomeroy Sign-up, certification 5,000 BTU AIR CONDITIONER proceeding full steam L1ke New ~top tn and say Hello Bnrrg tn lh1s ad lor a Free G1ft •79.95 l ~~:r~~~f!':~ie~lect RUTLAND BARGAIN CENTER · • " I • I BY BARWICK REGULAR995 Pr ce tncludes mstallat10n a nd free paddmg Talk to Wendell Grat e ca rpet cons ultant - We hav e hundreds of carpet '.'a lue s Your 10b can be completed m 1 to 2 weeks No long wa lt lng per od SPECIAL! Roll Candy Stnpe wtlh rubber back 3 99 sq yd Ntce for bedrooms dens k1tchen s etc Special This Week! Small Upnght Freezer, 69.95 SERVICES offered furn lure upholster ng reasonable rates P ckup and delt'Jery free e st mates 3 professs on a craftsmen lo serve you bett er and faster Phone Mow re y s Upholstery 675 4154 Pt Pleasant W Va 5 30 26tc KUHL'S BARGAIN CENTER ()p,•i1 ~ l I ( Rl .' RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 Rutland 0 !tH·· 'h • 1 ',II P ""1 () • Ga s & Electnc Ranges 529 95 up Fngtdatre Relngerator and Gas Range turquo1se both $249 95 What Do You Need? We May Have lt 1 lamps Credenza Spamsh Wall Plaques Walt Tdpestnes Foot Stools Pole Light En" Tables Recltntng Chairs and many other Rutland Furniture 742 4211 S~'e Herb Grate Rulland 0 Dave or M1ke Arnold Grate Sales Mgr. POMEROY HOURS: • • RUTLAND FURNITURE 742 4211 LARRY'S MOBILE HOMES PHONE 992 7777 Big Cap1c1t~ Maytag Automatics 2 speed oreratron ~"'holce o water temps Auto water level control Lint Filter or Power F n Agitator Perma Press Ma'(tag Halo at He1t Dryers Surround clothes Wtth gentle even heat No hot spots no overctrylng Fine Mesh Lint Filter We Specialize In MAYTAG Red Carpet Service 12 Good Refngerators S25 00 up Feed gram and wheat s1gn up and certification IS gomg full sl<lam a Me1gs ASCS spokesman said today W1th Mother Nature prov1dmg the nght amount of ram and s unshme farmers are well along w1th sprmg plantings Advantages of the 1974 program are no set-as1de no conservmg base no llm1t on crops crops can be substituted for h1s tory purposes and be ehg1ble for gram loans Far mers can protect their farm mcome agamst wmd ram ftre ha1!, prevented planhng drought, failed acreage low prtces and 10\\ yields Farmers are to report their plantmgs and mamtam thetr farm allotments Allotments w1ll be reduced 1f crop plantmgs are not reported Vegetative cover hay Frank Gheen, lw,o·d Mr,rHLI, . TurJpr·r\ 69 Pontiac Bonn , 2 Dr HT, vroof, a1r 1 • Rutland \ DAILY 9 AM-8 PM SUNDAYS 1 PM-6 PM pasture or new seedmgs - w1ll hold allotments 1f no crops are planl<ld In case of falling crops farmers are to nobfy the ASCS off1ce 1mmed1ately Th1s report must be made before har vestmg destroymg or replantmg any part of the acreage If a farm er 1s prevenl<ld from plantmg corn by June 5 due to a natural disaster he IS to contact the off1ce 1mmed1ate!y The program th1s year can be completed w1th one stop to the ASCS off1ce and IS designed for the farmers As soon as farmers have all of the1r corn beans and other crops planted they are to stop m the ASCS off1ce located m the Farmers Bank BUilding to rece1ve assistance and to have thetr quesbons answered 71 v n yl roo t PI~TO $1495 ~1295 4 CYL, 4 SP.. ') 0 $895 Sed 'l n 500 E. MAIN $995 68 CHRYSLER NEWPORT. Custom 2 Dr H T Shdrp ~ harp TRUCKS 895 1295 1 72 FORD % PICKUP. .. V 8 s tandard long w de bed 69 INTERNATIONAL V8. .. .. .. $1295 Standa d long w de bed (GOOD SELECTION OF CHEAPER CARS) See Ray R1ggs or Roger R1ebel RIGGS USED CARS Chesler 0 the sports desk 1Con tmued from page 3) th1s corn e1 pred 1cted the very day they began thetr wm s treak m July ) the Dod&e rs ha ve 11 a ll to possibly run away w1th thetr diVIsiOn Th e Reds could come close but they won t catch lhem th1s yea r The Astros contmue to develop mto a rugged team while San Franc1sco and Atlanta contmue to squande r San D1ego wlll)otn Texas m the sympathy co lwnn SPORTS SHORTS - The Middle port Little League has bee n mos t cooperatl\e m the repor tmg of summer baseball games so far th1s seas on and hopefully the remamder of the Me1gs County baseball orgamza twns w111 also cooperate so that this summer s coverage of youth baseball can be as complete as poss1ble It IS Impossible for one person to cover the multitude of con tests each mght m the ~nttre county and the s ummer ba seba ll• eport form IS the mos t effl ctenl a nd complete way to accomplish to tal covera ge Any manager of a summer base ball or s oftball team should p1c k up these forms m the Dmly Sentme l offices on Court St m Pomeroy or notify the sports editor so that arrangements can be secUI ed If a manager s tea m s results don t appear m the paper the coach ha s no one to blame but h1mself EvangeliSt Fehsenfeld speak out and soa k 1 VItal facts that mterest thetr wmld of today and tomorrO\\ A D;nam1 te Club for ch1l dren w1ll th11ll and bless the h ea rts of pre teens as M1ss D eb1 Wngh t p1 esen ts a messa g e to ch ildr e n w th puppets md v sua! stones Evangeli s t De l F ehscnfeld packs a powerful punch m ever) message that \HII hit the tn a tte ndance The I 1fe Ac lwn Cr usade IS a ootal mlmstry to the total members of ever} fam 1ly The public IS 1n v1 t ed N urse r y fac 1h h e s wil l be prov1ded for bab1es and pre school c hildren The Cheshtre pon) league team unde r the manageme nt of Char les Wmebrerrne r has withdrawn from the Gall1a County Po n} Leag ue to enwr the southern div1s10n of the Me1gs County League Oak Hill will replace Cheshtre m the Gallia County Leag ue The award for Cruelest Fan of the Year goes to th e person at the Cleveland India ns opener earlier th1s sprmg who sported a huge banner proclatmmg Walt T1l Next Year The Me1gs Ah\e n tan Lcgton team gets off to 1ts s tart Sa turday hos tmg Waverly m a double header at the Syracuse MWIICipal Park weather perm1ttmg The field s w good shape and the team w1th an un precedented number of pia; ers from both Metgs and Calha counties has had plenty of practice time w1th a good start ex peeled Tomorro\\ s twm b11lts slated to beg m a t 1 p m PH. 992-2174 POMEROY, OHIO NOTICE WE NEED USED CARS SO COME IN NOW AND TRADE FOR A NEW BUICK, PONTIAC, OPEL OR GMC TRUCK BEFORE THE PRICE RAISE GETS YOU. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A NEW CAR. CHECK WITH US BEFORE YOU BUY ANY CAR, NEW OR USED. SEE: CEWARD CALVERT • PAT STORY · J. D. STORY Remember We Servzce What We Sell SMITH NELSON MO·l·o·Rs-,-~N·c-.-o!I!'!PE~~Ll~Evi~"~~:G~s Bustness on Semce ..and now SeMCe IS 992-2174 • Bulld1ng Our Bustness. Milm St, Pomeroy, Oh1o J ~ 'Sf!!) ceremomal of Thea Court 6 30 p m Onental Nor th Sh nn e of Beaut) Siilon near Pomero} at Thursday June 20 to dec orate On the float all Amenca members are to wear fezzes A r epor t on that meeting was g1ven at the Ma y m ee tmg of the Shrmetl<ls Go1 ng lo Colwnbus and prov1de fo ld1ng la"n c hatrs T hey wi ll meet on parade da} June 21 1n M1d dleport at 5 p m It was an nounced that a ll resen allons for the Sept 26 Bonme M1ller Mr s Irma Yoho M1ss Shirley Beeg le Mrs Cora Beegle Mrs Mane Hawkms Mrs Jud} Miller Mrs Mary Hughes Mr s Ru th Swis her Mrs Shtrley Sptre s Mrs Jean Moore Mrs (,er trude Mitc he ll a nd a new m ember Mrs Ins Ke lton Mr s Bonn1e M1ller pr esident appo 1nted Mrs Beegle the rhea Cour t vJstl of the htgh prtest.ess are to be made w1 th M1ss Shu ley Beegle treasurer I he dmner w1ll be a l the Me1gs Inn Next meetmg will be Thursday Aug 22 ' for the Regatta parade fl oat Loyal Bereans Middleport Personal Notes M1 a nd Mrs Dale K R oush and daughter Kathy Apple Creek we re weekend g ues ts of her parents Mr a nd Mrs Ben have meettng Turner SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. 500 E B 69 FORD CUSTOM 500. 995 heart and home of everyone Mrs Barbara Dugan volun leered to furmsh the t~uck Mrs Yoho to make the s1gns and all other members are t o m eet at th e Beau ty Spot 7 Dr H T 1895 1 1195 69 Ford LTD Wagon, V8 auto 1 PS Evan gelist Del Fehsenfeld Jr w1ll dtrect the L1fe Acllon Crus ade tha t 1s commg to the Ca lha County J r Fmrgrounds begmnmg Sunday Jun e 2 and runmn g thro ug h F1 1day June 7 The m eellngs w1ll begm a t 7 o clock e ach mg ht This twe nty m e mbe1 Life Acllon Team \\Ill present a rotally un1que sen es of rev1val meettngs de s 1g ne d fo r t h e \\hole fam1ly Headquartered m St Pel<lrsburg F Ia the !<lam mcludes 20 college age yoWlg people who have ap pea red m nearly 100 c hurches and m over 400 pubh c schoo ls across Amenca The mm1stry Will be broug ht ID the grea ter Ca lha Coun ty area by the Ftrst Bapt1s t Church of Galhpohs Rev W1lson Wahl Pastor The e1g ht L1fe Ac llon Smgers w1ll pre sent top qu a li ty mus1cal prog ra m s each mgh t These w1ll mclude a Fnday mght presen tatiO n usmg a multi media presen tation t hat synchromzes hundr eds of colored slides w1th sound tra ck mus1c and hve smgmg Dr Ed Hmdson w1ll dtrect the Family Semmar for a dults The se sesswns a r e d es1gned to help parents solve fam1ly conflicts and bndge the generatiOn gap between a dults a nd teens Dr Hmdso n holds four earned d egrees fr om colleges and semmanes A Teen Rap SessiOn w1ll be held each mghtwhen teenagers mav both Mtddleport RON AND KAREN THOMAS ... '1795 71 FORD GALAXIE 500. Life Action Crusade OPEN EVES 8 00 PM POMEROY, OHIO carnes a I I I I Evangelist to direct POMEROY MOTOR CO. All WEATliER HARDWARE I I 985 4100 1970 NOVA CPE $1545 Local 1 owner car good t1res 6 cyl w th automat c trans rad10 blue fl nlsh spotless clean blue nterror SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. ...$1695 • • • Located on St Rl 7 $1695 1971 DODGE CORONET Stahon Wagon local ~ar l1ke new 1s t ltne t res auto matte gold f n1sh c lean nte rtor 318 V 8 pow er steer ng & automatte tran s 2 11 tfc .. I • Contnb ulions of $50 each to the Cnppl ed Chll qren s Hosp1tal m Colwnbus and the Burns Institute lfl Ctm:mnat1 " ere made by the Twm C1ty Shnne tte s at th e sp nn g represe ntahve as cl a1rwmnan 992 5342 GMC FINANCING POMEROY Open Eventngs Unt1l6 00-Til 5 p m Sal 1970 FORD MAVERICK S1395 Local 1 owner good t res 6 cy l w th a utoma t c tra ns ra d1o blue f n sh spotless cl ean blu e nter or Now under new management Au o 1995 After hours 992 2412 992 7587 or 992 7135 Pomeroy Motor Co. • • P B v nyl roof 1 You II l 1ke Our Q u al ty Way of Do ng B usmess QUAliTY . 5232 2095 Karr & Van Zandt 2 SIGNS OF PS 70 MAVERICK 6 CYL .. . . .... '1295 1 M1ddleporl. Oh10 45 670 ;o1 5 Thtrd Stroot HT Shrinettes contribute for the cere monte:t l 'o\e re Mrs $1195 i"lu to Dr Sedan la cto r y a r P S 2895 68 Chev Mal Wagon, V8 auto, PS .....11195 Keith Goble Ford, Inc. cy l I 71 OLDS DELTA 88 ....p 68 Dodge Charger HT Cpe , auto 1 PS .... 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Ph 992 2174 2591 ... ...... '2695 72 Pontiac Cat HT Cpe , power, an 71 Bu1ck Skylark 4 Or, V81 auto PS ..... . 1 742-5293 1fems OFFICI:446364"' New 1974 Mavenck 2 dr ...... 72 Chev Imp Cus Cpe 1 vroof --1 71 RENAULT R1600 SERIES 5800 1 3895 I Free Est1mates .See or Call Bob or Roger Jeffers Day 992 7089 Nlght992 3525 or 992 5232 5-XPERIENCED •12895 * New 1974 Mustang II 2 dr .. .. • 'Jmyl roof - - - - SPECIAL - -- 71 Cad1llac Sed DeVille, power, a1r, sharp 13800 New 1974 P1nto 2 dr ...... . .. .. .. 2442 * cyf u uto f> 74 Olds 98 Lux Sed , demo , an. 73 Olds Cut Sup HT Sed , a1r See These Spec1 a Is Moved to Rutland 3., m le ms de c1ty !lm1t on r ght cor ner B1 rck St and Rt 124 l CARPETING 501 NYLON USED CARS YOU DON1 HAVE TO PAY MORE! J&B AUTO BODY $1495 71 FORD TORINO W e have many 1974 models received before th e May 8th pnce mcrease READY MIX CONCRETE del1vered r ght to your OPt N koger Hysell s Garage D SELECTION near Cro ssroads on St ate protect Fast and easy Free Rou t e 124 8 JO to 6 p m est mates Phon e 992 3284 Ill or 20'gas 4 Monday through Sat urday Goegle ln Ready MIX Co gas ranges $45 Phon e 992 568 2 or 992 7121 Middleport Oh o s 15 26tc lcontp!tre elsewhere at 6 30 ttc auto washers $45 H & W Refr gerat on Servrces C BRADFORD Auct oneer elec dryers US Refrigerators freezer arr Comolete Service overht~uled wr1ng Phone 949 3821or 949 316 1 con d toners and commerc al f;Ol<'DON II i I tl.f URO washers $49 95 e lect bu1lt un ts Phone 99 2 5587 or 99 2 Ra crne Ohro HlliNl lf f\~Of.?D tn ovens ( 3 coppertone 1 7204 Cr tt Bradford ;, •,<,()~1(\f:\ 5 15 26tp 5 1 tf C ptnkl S30 ea dtnetfes !both new & used) dmmg room AUTOMOBILE msurance been 992-3325 or s utfes (one w1th table 6 cancelled' Lost your cha1rs & TWO corner operator s 1 cense Call 992 cabtnets a real beauty tn 7428 fln1sh 1 ) chests 6 15 tfc 1?.'-:!::~r~ (metal or $35 ea 0 DELL AI nement located on prs quality arm chairs NE GLER bu ld ng Supply for Rou te 124 and County Rd 5 Fr Prov yellow barrel bu ld ng houses phone 949 Cros sroads complete front & stnpe wtng back 3604 cal Guy Ne 1gter end tun eup and brake servrce Racrne Oh o Please ca I for appa ntment I hutch hke new oak 5 3 26tc 742 3232 t rnd oak tables 9 Bedroom Suttes In s 2.4 tfc arm or armless Stock $49 95 up SEWING MACHINES Repa r ~:;•.:,r~ NEW Ktddte plat 21 Chests & Dressers serv ce a ll makes 992 2284 FOR FREE est mates on rockers s 14 95 The Fa br c Shop Pomeroy alum num rep lacement $15 00 up • TV s TV s TV s S30 & Au thonzed S1nger Sales and w ndows s d ng storm doors 38 Twm & Full S1te Serv ce We Sharpen Sc ssors and windows Railing Phone Beds S29 95 up 3 29 lfc Charles L1s1e Syracuse Ohio Shop around & compare our Carl Jacob Sates Several 2 pc L•vmg Room cash & carry prtees w1th DOZ ER work land clear ng by Representat ve V V Su1tes S39 95 up th e acre hourly or contra ct lo•lh<!r area dealers and you II Johnson and Son Inc $2S 00 up farm ponds roads etc Large Se veral Sofa s .4 30 lfc that you can buy t dozer and operator w th ov er l<heaper lrom us' ("ctredlit"l 1 Green Velvet Love 20 years ex:penence Pull1ns delivery Seat $99 95 ROO FS and hou ses pamted Ex cavat ng Pomeroy Oh10 Free est mat es plenty of . " to the cost of ho1rsel1o' ld' Phone 992 2478 6 odd Rock e rs and ref erenc es Phone 992 3363 1219ttc tut·ni~hings! I Cha 1rs $15 00 up 5 30 12tp 992-3615 AND TRUCKS Now The Good News PAINTING RACINE OHIO V1rqil B- Tl',lford, Sr 110 Mechan1c St rert PomNoy , Oh1o ..\5769 INTERIOR EXTERIOR N l nd Av e M1ddleport 0 Unde r New Mant~gement PH. 949-3611 TEAFORD for e'Jery thmg Increases m pnce of copper lead zmc 'i tee l <1 1d labor - no o u~ know s what the pnce w11l be then Wtlktnson Small Engme m 30'12 399 W Man Pomeroy 0 Located al Modern Supply s m al Engrne Repatr NELSON I•M~·~ihJiM May 8th Fo rd mcreased their prtc es wtth fh ~ Cr1falyf1c Conv erter req u~red fh•s fall and great 1ncreases 1n freight 1 COMPLETE •7.95 Sq Yd RACINE 2 STORY PERMA STO NE 3 BR LARGE MODERN KITC HEN l 2 BATH S CARPET THROU GHOUT FULL BASEMENT 2 CAR GARAG E ALL ONE LARGE FLAT WELL LANDSCAPED LOT PRICED MID TWENTIE S BROWN'S FIRE & SAFm EQUIPMENT 2 1HE WISEMAN Business Services 1 9 SAT. TILL 5 PM SERVICE Tllll2 NOON ON SAT. Th e fi rst coffeehouse of P a n s was the Cafe Procope founded m 1670 It IS s till m ope r atiOn today ori the Ru e d e I A nc1enne Co med1e NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21 233 Estate of K A Gr ueser Decea sed No t ce s h ereby g '.'en that Ca rr e E Grueser of Route 1 M nersv lie Ohro has been d uty appornted Adm n stratr x of the Estate of K A Grueser deceased late of Route 1 M nersv lie Me gs Coun ty Oh o Cred tors are requ red to trle therr e ta ms w th sa d f due ary wr th n tour months Dat ed thrs 28th day of May 1974 Mann ng D Webster Judge Court of Common Pleas Probat eD v son (51 31 (61 7 14 3tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Case No 21 201 Estate of Ke1th E Goble Deceased Not ce s herepy g ven that Qpal H Goble ot Powe ll Street M ddleport Oh o has been duly appo nte d Exe cu tr x of the Estate of Ke th E Goble dec ea sed tate of Me gs Co unty Oh io Cred tors are requ red to file thetr cla1ms w th sa id fiduc ary w1thm four months Dated th rs 2811 day of May 19 74 Man n ng 0 Webster J udge Cou r t of Com mon Pleas Probate o v s on (51 31 (61 7 14 3t c A donalion for the pur chase of food for the Ohto Valley Chnsllan Assembly m con ]un c ti on w1th a program of the Me 1gs Co unty Chnst t an Women s Fellowship was made at the Tuesday mght mee tmg of th e Loyal Ber eans Cla ss of the Middlepo rt Chu rc h o f Chn st Mr s Clyda Allensworth pres1ded at the m eetmg w1th devotwns be mg giVen by Mrs Martha Ch1lds usmg scnpture fr om St John and a meditation ti tl ed Our Da1ly Br ead Officers reports were g1ve n and r e porl<ld 111 "ere Mrs Nellie Betz pa tien t a t the Holzer Medical Center Mrs Gladys Mowery Joe Bowland Vemtll McClung Mrs Ruth Ca rr and Mrs I yd 1a Ballenger Plans were discussed for a Mr a nd Mrs Frank Black stone Midd letown were here over the wee kend for the Middlepo r t Alwnm Assoc1a twn banque t and a lso v1s1ted w1th M1ss Frieda Faehnle Mr a nd Mrs Mik e Bentz a nd d a u g hter an d M1 ss Jud y Sm1th W1lls htre v1s11<ld over the weekend \\lth Mr and Mrs Thoma s Ben tz M1ss Sm1th a nd Susan Pul II ns a tte nded the Pomeroy Alwnm Assoc1a t10n ban que t Saturday mg ht The Rev R obert Kuhn has return ed from a bnef v1s1t a t Glen Burney Md wtlh h1s brothe r Edward E Kuhn He we nt especw lly to get Ius m other Mrs Clarence Kuhn rt ea market sometime tn commtttee sessiOn Mr s Kuhn Augus t at the home of Mrs Allensworth A s1lent auctwn was conducted followmg the m eeting Guests at the m eeting were Mrs Kathry n Reese Akron and James Ba1ley of Flonda son of Mrs Cynthia Gohrmg Mrs Regma Sw1ft Mrs Ch1lds and Mrs Ger trud e serves on the state conventwn MlUer served refreshments to return her to her home at Mmera l C1ty Mrs Robert 1\uhn 1s m Gran ville atte ndmg the Oh1o Baptist Convention nomtnatmg board James Bailey Pensacola Fla has been he re for the past week v1s1 tmg hts mother Mrs Cynth1a Go hrmg Also v1s1tmg w1th Mrs Gohrmg has been her s1ster Mrs Ka thryn Reese t kron, Other recent VISI IOI s we re Mr s Fauna Campbell a nd daughter Joan Cleveland Meigs 4-H Club News The Stiversv1lle Sllchers 4-H Club m et May 17 at the h om e of Ada Van Mel<lr wtth two ad vasors a nd 11 members present M1ssy Van Mel<lr and Tammy Meadows gave reports and demonstrations on health and h1de and go seek wa s pl ayed w1th refres hm e nts served by Mrs Van Meter The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Van Me ter Melmda Da lly THE RO CK Spnngs Ladybugs met May 21 at the Rock Sprmgs Methodi s t Church w1th two advtsors and 12 members present They discussed havmg a wiener roas t and a btrthday party Judy Radford gave a r e port on the four food groups and Tracey Jeffers reported on firs t a1d Baseball was played The next meeting w1ll be June 4 Carla Whaley THE SUNBEAMS 4 H Clu b me t May 23 at the hom e of Jamce Young The 13 members and 2 advtsors sewed c u t out patterns and basl<ld Cmd y R1tch1e gave th e treasur er s report Dtana Masar the secretary s report and Lona Young the president s report For reereat10n they played dodge ball and kick ball Cookies and tea were served The next m eeting w1ll be at the home of Jamce Young Beth Headley THE Middleport Merry MWlehers 4 H Club met Apnl 24 at the home of Jenmfer Butcher w1th two advisors and nme club members present elected off1cers as follows president, Nancy Wallace v1ce president Kathy Blake secretary Sheha Horkey assistant secretary Pam Crooks treasurer Mm dy Long assistant treasw-er Phyllis Davts news reporl<lr Ruth Blake assistant news reporl<lr Cindy Crooks and recreQhon leader Angella Baker The Munchers met agam May 27 at the home of Jenmfer Butcher when they p la nned a cook out one of the requtreme nts of the Outdoor Cookery II proJec t m wh1ch all club m embers are e nrolled Ang eha Baker led th e m embers tn a gam e of goss1p The nexl meebng w1ll be June 3 al the Syracuse Park Ruth Blake a nd Cmd y Crooks TWO ADVISORS a nd mne m e mber s attende d the R1ve mew 4 H Club meebng May 16 at S tewart Ha ll Demon s t ratiOns were g1ven and as pm t of the p rO Ject the g trls c ut out matenal and sewed Refreshments we re served by Patnc1a Boston and N1esel Duvall Roberta Lukins THE CHESTER Farm Boys me t May 21 a t the hom e of Randy Keller w1th 14 members and one advis or participating m demonstratiOns and r epor ts as foll ows Todd Norton on sa fety Fre dd y Young on health Eddy Werry on elec tr1c1ty and Rodney Keller on small m otors The club played a game of Bull Dog and Mrs Keller served refreshments The next meetmg w1ll be June 11 at the home of Lowell Ridenour Ke1th Wolf TH E FIVE Pomt Bu c ks mee bng at the home of N1ck Leonard on May 21 was a t tended by Mr a nd Mrs Leonard adv tsors and mne members A new v tce pres1den t and treasurer were elected and ordermg Jackets and gomg camp1ng were discussed John Riebel gave a report on catchmg butterflies and N1cky Leonard reported on the care of rabbits Tommy Pullins was m charge of rec reabon and Mrs Leonard served refresh ments The next m eeting w11l be June 4 a t the home of Tommy Pullins Ke1th Bentz N. W. COMPTON, 0. D• 1 OPTOMETRISt. OFFICE HOURS930 TO 12 2 Tu 5 (CLOS~ AT NOON ON THIJRS l - EAST COURT ST PO~ F.' ROY �·,·..., • Jim Singer.wins Navy scholarship valued at $16,000 Jim Singer, a 1974 graduate of Galli a Academy High Sc hool and son of Su Ching Singer. 553 Fourth Ave., Gallipolis and th e late James Singer, a native of Middlepor t, has ea rn ed a $16,000 Navy ROTC Marine Corps Scholarship . According to GAHS Principal James N. M. Da vis, 23.000 U.S. students competed for the NROTC award . Singer was· named one of the 2. 000 winners. Singe r was act ive in nwnerous affairs at Gallia Academy . A near 'straight-A student, he was enrolled in the college preparatory course. He was a two-year member of the varsity tennis squad, and playL>d gual'd on the Blue De vils 197 4 SEOAL cham- · pionship basketball team. Singer served on the school new spaper, Gallia Script, was a home room offi cer, member of the Key Club, National Honor Society , Photo and Science Clubs, Varsity G, and was a member of the student council and library assistant. Mr. France dies I,A N GSM!~} 1 E - Onnie France, 89, died this morning at his residence at Rt. 1, Langsville. Mr. France is survived by his NOW YOU KNOW wife, Dora, six children, Clara America' s fir s t Secre t Jean France, Middleport, Lyle Service wa s a coloni a l organization established in 1778 by Aaron Burr known as "Headquarters Secret Service," later the "Department for Detecting and Defeating Conspiracies. '' Mason Drive-In Two meetings set by Mason homed JIM SINGER THE [';J·; W/;MAN QUARTET of Charleston, W. Va., will A native of Formosa, young Singer expects to attend Ohio State University this fall. tx• in charge of the service at the Pomeroy Church of I he Nazarene at 7:30p.m . Saturday. The Rev. Clyde Henderson, pastor; in vites the public. ~~::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;::;::::::;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::;~ I ~:~::.::: ;:~, (Continued from page 1 a limited contract and not eligible to be considered for a France , Kanauga , June l~ CLEVELAND {UPI) -Or. C. A. HoHman ol Huncontinuing contract, is, at the Dougthat, Tampa, Fla ., Dean ~ tington, W. Va., immediate past president of the expiration of such limited Utterback, Wallingford, Ky ., ?:l American Medical Association, believes the United States .,., contract, deemed reemployed William Chapman, Mobile , under the provisions of this Ala. , Louise Templeton, !:1 ~;~n~vpe~o~: ~~~~~ of voluntary national health In- :Ill section at the same salary plus Huntington. !.:_!.! . In remarks prepared for delivery at a Blue Cross ·:·: any increment provided by the The body will be at Wallace meeting here Friday, Hoffman also said he thinks there :,:, employing board, acting on the Funeral Home, Barboursville, @; will be some form of "catastrophic health Insurance s up erintendent' s re comW.Va., where funeral services :;:;: coverage no later than next year." :·:·: mendation as to whether or not will be held Sunday. Burial will 1.· Hoffman said Americans tend lo expect Utopia In any iil the teacher should he reembe in Oaklawn Cemeter'y at .;.: undertaking, but warned "there are no easy ways to reach :;;~ .ployed gives such teacher Barboursville. $ a promised land ol health." Beyond a eertaln point, he ·,·,· wr itten notice of its intention said, reducing costs of health care severely limits the not to reemploy him on or quality, and both physicians and patients "will draw the before April 30. DEATH REPORTED line at any deterioration In lhe quality of care." 1 Failure of the superintendent Elizabeth Scott, former ~ ~ of schools to make a recomhousekeeper for the Sacred ;:::::::::::~-:::::::::::::;::;;:;:;:;:;=:;;:;:;:::::;:~;::~:::::~:::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::;:::::::::;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::~:::::::::~::::;:;:;:; mendation to ·the board of and Chris, Columbus, were Heart Catholic Church in education under any of the weekend guests of Mr . and Pomeroy, died Thursday in conditions or the failure of the Mrs. Otho McKnight and c.alled · Plymouth, Mich. The funeral board of education to give such on other area relatives. will be held in the Holy teacher a written notice shall Mary Dye Kepnar, Hartford, Redeemer Church , PortsMrs. Roberta Parker, Strasnot prejudice or prevent a mouth, and burial will be in the burg, has been spending some spent the weekend with her teacher from being deemed Greenlawn Cemetery, Ports- time here with her parents, Mr. father, Dale Dye, and attended reemployed under either a mouth. Friends niay call at the and Mrs . Ney Carpenter and the reunion of her class - 1954 limited or continuing contract. Melcher Funeral Home this sister, Martha Mays. She was - at the Albany Alumni Plaintiffs argued that no Banquet. Other guests at the evening from 7-9 p.m. accompanied here by her recommeodation for their nonDye home were Mr. and Mrs . reemployment had been made grandsons, Nejo and Robbie Carl Reeves, Fairport Harbor by either Local Superintendent Parker of Middleport. CHAIRMEN NAMED and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Stiles, Mr. and Mrs. John Kimes Donald McKenzie or the then RIO GRANDE - Charles Albany. and Paula and Mrs. Amy Gallia County School Gaskill, general chairman for Mr. and Mrs. Emzie Davis the Community College Caldwell, Columbus, along visited her brothers, William Superintendent Clarence Campaign Committee, today with Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. and Paul Peck. On Monday Thompson. On Aug. 16, 1973, Judge announced the selection of two Leist, Rosemary ahd Lorraine, they joined other members of chairmen for Vinton County, Gaithersburg, Maryland, were the Davis family for a family Thomas W. Mitchell of Jackson County, sitting on assignment Mrs. Gerry Frye and Tate holiday guests of Mrs. Lucy gathering. Thomas. to Gallia County Common Cline, both of McArthur. They Mrs. Lucy Thomas enThe community was shocked Pleas Court, upheld the former have been chosen to lead the tertained with a housewares South.western Board of Vinton County portion of jthe on Friday when Mr. and Mrs. party · with · the following J. 0 . Grim lost their home in a Education in its dismissal of Community College campaign. guests: Mrs. Margaret Gaston fire. the teachers. and Leah, Mrs. Lois McMr. and Mrs. William Judge Mitchell used the Daniels, Mrs. Westina CrabLawson and Cheryl along with following for the basis of his WIENER ROAST tree, Mrs. Katherine Lawson, Meigs County Salon 710 8 and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lawson Mrs. Hazel Culwell, Mrs. Murl detision. That the teachers 40 will have a wiener roast were in Poca, W. Va. on Friday Galaway, Mrs. Betty Mattox, served under limited conMonday at the Syracuse Park evening .' for the wedding of Mrs. Patty McGrath, Mrs. tracts, that they had been at 6:30p.m. In case of rain, the ·Vickie Grim, niece of William Eli~abeth Jordan, Mrs. Vivian notified that they would not be roast will be held at _Myrtle Lawson. Gaston and Mrs . Minnie reemployed and that they had Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jorno vested interest in their Walker's house, Racine. McGrath. dan, Bryan, Keith and Sarah terminated contract and that Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly Faye, attended a picnic at the failure of the Gallia County and family joined family Lake Snowden on Sunday. It Superintendent of Schools to members for a gathering at the was a reunion of the members recommend employment or home of Mr . and Mrs. Harley of the class of 1954 of Albany Haning , Hemlock Grove. non employment is not a High SchooL Mrs. Jordan was Others present were Mr. and condition precedent to their a member of that class. non employment. Mrs. Gene Lambert and Mr. and ·Mrs. Lewis Smith It now appears that the Charlotte Ann, Mr. and Mrs. attended the funeral of his newly consolidated Gallia Danny Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. uncle, Bert Smith, at ConCounty Local Boa.rd of Byrne Vaughn, Mr. and Mrs. tinentaL Kenneth Grover, Joy and Education will have to pay the Mrs. Goldie Gillogly is on an Jnnifer, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin teachers full pay for the 1973-74 extended vacation visit in White and children ; all of the school term and that since Naples, Florida, with her Hemlock Grove • Pomeroy April 30 has passed, the sister-in-law, Mrs. Theodore teachers would automatically area. Boring, and will visit other be reemployed for the 1974-75 Mrs. David White, Frankrelatives in the area. school term. . fort, spent several days here Bernice McKnight, · Sharon with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herb TEEN NIGHT SWIM GREAT Wolfe and Beth Ann, There will be a teen night Young people from the COUNTRY community who were among swim this evening at the the graduates from Albany Middleport Pool from 7-10 p.m. Elementary School ·included Cost is 25 cents for those 13 and over. STEREO. Cheryl Lawson, Rilla Rhoades, Jj *., TONIGHT , MAY ll Do-uble Feature Program :1f 1 " THE HEART BREAK KID" COLOR Cybill Shepherd Chari es Grodin l PG) , PLUS "CINDY AND DONNA" · Rated R Sa lui-day , June 1 Double Feature " VANISHING POINT " Color Barry Newman Dean J agger IGP I PLUS "T HE UNDEFEATED Color John Wayne Rock Hudson IGI MEIGS THEATRE Friday thru Tuesday May 31 -June 4 Fred Zinnemann 's THE DAYOF THE JACKAL ( T echnicolor) Edward Fox Alan Bade I Tony Britt on lPG) Show Starts 7 p.m. Teachers Carpenter News, Event PT. PLEASANT - Mason County 's Board of Education has scheduled a meeting June 24 to ~ear the RCA Comprehensive Education Facilities Plan for local schools, then later will sponsor a special public meeting for the same purpose. This was decided Thursday night in a regular Board meeting when new teachers were employed as were five regular bus drivers and an administrative secretary for the county office. The RCA plan deals with a survey of the county's building needs and is in compliance with the Better School Amendment. On the recommendation of Supt. Charles Withers, an advisory committee will be appointed by the board to study the project and to make recommendations to the board before it is finally presented to the public. The hot lunch program was reviewed at length. Teachers employed include the following: Gloria McCallister, Beech Hill Elementary, to replace Leona Wallace; Rick Handley, teacher at Central to replace Claude Rodriquez, who resigned; Marilyn Gibbs as teacher at Hartford; John Kelly as teacher at Wahama to replace Ira Atkinson; Unda Burcham a& teacher at Roosevelt; Paul Sayre as special education teacher at Point Pleasant Junior High; Sally Darst, learning disability itinerant teacher to replace Richard Roush. Wendell Smith as teacher at Wahama High School to replace Bob Oliver; Gary WallbrQwn, agriculture teacher at Wahama to replace ·Hugo Jahn; Kathy Spencer as English teacher at Point Pleasant Junior High; Patsy Wells who resigned; Roger Middleporf- Pomeroy -i LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Friday was 75 degrees under · "lttremely cloudy skies. Pomeroy Flower Shop Mrs. Millard Van Meter Ph. 992-2039 Ph. 992-5721 ministrative secretary, once more ·drew some charges of politics as some controversy resulted. Mrs. Somerville was employed for the county office which becomes effective July I. On recommendation of Supt. Withers, Bill Withers inoved for her employment at a salary of $461.90 per month. It died for lack of a second. buy a pair of overalls now." YQL 9 . Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., Sat. , 9 a .m .-3 p'. m Thursday 9 a .m . to 12 N0011 Fr i day 9a .m . to 7 p .m . NO. 18 3 SECTI ONS SUNDAY; JUNE 2, 1974 Gallipolis-Po•nt Pleasan t MIDDlE !lT - Marc Fultz, 15, son of Mr. and Mrt JOhn Pultz, Middleport, and a junior at Mfip High School, has been accep~ to attend the National Music Camp at Interlochen, Mich., .for ·eight weeks of Intensive study this summer on organ and trumpet. Marc is an organ student of Gerald Hoffner, Pomeroy, a graduate of the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music with whom Marc has studied for more than a year and a half. Previously young Fultz studied piano four and a half years with Mrs. A. R. Hecox, Middleport •piano teac~er for many years. Marc has played trumpet in the Meigs High School Band the past six years and has studied privately with Pete Stephenson, Athens, a graduate of the Ohio University School of Music, the past seven months. Guest artists to appear at National Music Camp this summer will include pianist Van Cliburn who will play a benefit concert on July 20, Woody Herman and his Orchestra, Count Basie and Orchestra, the MARC FULTZ United States Air Force Band and the Detroit Symphonic Orchestra. Marc will be at the school June 23-Aug. 19. Students attend Interlochen from as many as 45 states and 19 foreign countries. The camp is the world's largest music and · arts center with some 2,500 students eight years old through college age. Applicants subJ:!!it a tape recording of their playing and acceptance is based solely on individual qualifications. MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Pomeroy Rotary Club at its regular meeting Friday evening endorsed the onemill levy for the operation of Rio Grande Community College. Rotarians were hosts to Prof. Sam Smith and Dr ..Clyde Evans who conducted an information session on the community college . Points stressed were: , -The community college will be a two year college offering programs in technical, general and continuing education exclusively for residents of Meigs, Gallia, Jackson, and Vinton counties. -Costs per year will be $585 for each full time student from the district. This compares with $1,900 fees at privat~ colleges and $900 to $1,000 tuition at state supported universities at this time, made even more attractive by a generous scholarship program. - Programs are designed to be nexible to meet the needs of the area, in .such services as secretarial, sciences, electronics, general business, and accounting. Other programs will be added as community needs and demands require. - All students will receive a two year Associate of Arts or Business Degree . All Planning, growth grant is received GALLIPOUS - Approval of a $45,000 grant to help continue a program of planning for long-range economic growth and new jobs in an 11-county area of Ohio was announced today by William W. Blunt, Jr .,, Assistant Secretary of Commerce of Economic Development. The Ohio · Valley Regional Development Commission, with headquarters at Portsmouth, applied for the grant from the Elberfelds In Pomeroy Economic Development Administration, U. S. Department of Commerce. The commission is the official planning agency for the Ohio Valley Economic Development District. The district consists of Adams, Brown, Clermont, Gallla, Highland, Jackson, Lawrence, Pike, Ross, Scioto and Vinton counties. The goal of the EDA district program is to encourage adjacent counties to work together to solve regional problems blocking growth and to create jobs for residents of ecoomically lagging areas. An economic development district must include at least two counties designated as redevelopment areas by EDA because of high unemployment or low family income. It also must include at least one growth center - a community that call provide (Continued on page 2) ANI) THE HALLMARKS A hometown friend, NIGHT 10 TIL 2 .f EVENING SERVICE .................................. J 7:30 PM j TEMPORARILY MEETING NEXT TO MASON ~UNTY FAIRGROUNDS, OFF RT. 62 N., 4 MILES ,. . . NORTH OF PT. PLEASANT .·. . . . . '..........--:- I· ' \ \ 1 1 '\ J. ' .' "" •. \ .• I l I· MIDDLEPORT COUPLE ADOPI' TADPOLE - Roger adoption papers. The adoption is in coonection with the•anand Jean Morgan, ·577 So. :Ibird, Middleport, made history '0 nual Frog Jwnp which will be held duril)g the Big Bend Friday night when they "officially adopted" a tadpole, Regalia on Saturday, June 22; · · Thereon Jolmson, right; preeented the happy couple with the _____ I I \ I I ,. •, I I ~ . ' ill' . ' ,I • •• the battle against crime Probation granted 3 GALLIPOLIS - Three men convicted of grand larceny in the theft of $10,000 worth of tires from Robie 's Tire and Equipment Center near Rodnev were placed on probation Friday aftcr-noori in Galli a County Common Pleas Court. Judge Rona ld R Calhoun sentenced Bobby R. Snodgrass, 24, Millfield, 0 ., Roger Holstein, 19, Chesapeake, W. Va ., and Danny Justice, 19, Rt. I, Ewington, to 1-5 year terms in the Ohio Penitentiary but suspended the sentences. Snodgrass and Holstein were sentenced to 1-5 years terms to run concurrently. .Snodgrass was given 60 days in the county jail and was placed on three years probation. Holstein was placed on two years probation while Justice who was charged with just one count of larceny was given one year's prObation . The trio appeared in Gallia County Common Pleas Court on Bills of Information , They were arrested by Gallia Coun ty sheriff's deputies. Charges of . *COME AND SEE THIS $UNDA Y 1. Electric plant to receive loan of . $227.5 million Field day at Royal Oaks POMEROY - Royal Oak Farm, five miles north of Pomeroy off Route 7, will be the scene of the annual field day Jf the Buckeye Polied Hereford Association next Saturday. , Royal Oak Farm is composed ·of two fanns - one 700 acres and one 600 acres two miles apart. The farm is orien~ Since it is the · first tadpole to be tnward the production of Registered adopted it has been named Christopher Polied Herefords. Columbus Morgan . The decree reads: Theannualfielddaywill getunderway "Whereupon it appearing to the court at 9 a.m. with registration. At IOa.m . there that ali of the aliegations in the petition are will be judging by George Wilson of Ohio true, the tadpole is placed in the home of State University and a grooming the petitioners by the Ohio Society for demonstration by Bill Grey, manager of Promotion of Bull Frogs, Inc. The tadpole Falkland Farms, Schellsburg, Pa., at 11 has been visited by the Ohio Society and a.m. Lunch, the compliment of Mr. and the Grand Croaker recommends the Mrs. Horace Karr, owners of the host · adoption. farm, will be at 12, "The court, having examined Roger Mr. and Mrs. Karr will welcome Morgan and Jean Morgan separate and visitors and Gary Minish of the Virginia apart from the other and find that the Polytechnical Institute will speak at 1:30 petitioners are suitably qualified to care p.m. on "Looking Ahead at Polled for and rear the tadpole and that the hest Hereford Selection ." Orville Sw.eet, interests of t]Je tadpole will be promoted executive secretary of the American by the adoption , order that 'the name of Polled Hereford Assn ., will speak as will said tadpole be changed to "Christopher Ernie Smith, area coordinator . Columbus Morgan " from "Christopher ·. The presentaliqn of the 1974 Buckeye Columbus Tadpole ." · Polled Hereford Qiieen and Princesa will The decree was signed by the Grand be foiiO)Ved by lhe presentation of awards. Croaker Thereon Johnson . At 4 p.m. a tour of the Royal Oak Fann will ' be held. to close the day's activities. tadpole by adoption GEO. HALL FRIDAY 9 to 7-SATURDAY 9 to 12. MONDAY-THURSDAY 9 to 3 se rved by ladies of the church. heen underway for over two years and the ' Meanwhile, Charles Gaskill , general fi ~al step for completion is passage of a chairman for the Community College one-mill tax levy June 11. Camp aign Co mmittee , Saturd ay announ ced selection of two chairmen for Meigs County . Earl Thomas and John David Gel'ard have been chosen to lead the Meigs County portion of the Community College campaign. GaskiU said he was confident that the two Meigs Coun ty chairmen would work diligently to see tha t the one-mill Community College tax levy would be passed WASHINGTON (UP!) - Approval of June 11. a $34.5 mlllion loan lo help finance Planning for Community College has construction of ;.a $%27,5 mllllon cooperative eleetrfc generating plant near Brilliant, Ohio, In Jefferson County was announced Friday by the Rural Electrification Administration !REA). Announcement ol approval for the loan to Buckeye Power, Inc., Columbus, Ohio, was made here a~ Undersecretary aggravated robbery filed against Michael ol Agriculture J. Phil Campbell and REA Halley, 21, 2106 Chatham Ave., Gallipolis, officials met with Buckeye represenhave been dismi ssed in Gallipolis tatives to tum over a cheek for $16.58 million. Municipal Court. The check covered · other earlier Halley and Keith Woodyard, 19, Rt. 2, loans lo 27 rural distribution approved Crown City, were arrested May . 24 in cooperatives belonging to the Buckeye connection with an alleged robbery of Richard Phillips of Horse Creek Rd ., Rt. 2, Super C"'Op to help finance the . 615Crown City. Halley was arrested as an megawatt coal-fired generating unit al accessory but th e complaint was Buckeye's Cardinal generating plant near Brilliant. dismissed. Officials said funds from lhe Joan Woodyard pleaded guilty in Municipal approved Friday would be advanced Court to a charge of assault and battery on · later. Phillips to which he was fined $50 and costs Officials said Buckeye also was using and sentenced to three days in the county about $6.4 million I rom cooperative funds jail. and $170 million borrowed from private GALLIPOLIS - City police here lenders, mostly Insurance companies, to Friday investigated the theft of two help finance the projed. The new generaun·g unit was bicycles taken from Evans Home Center to go lnlo operation in Oelober, scheduled on Second Ave. Eddie Evans told officers 1976. that someone took a 20 inch boy's Spyder bike and a 20 inch girl's bicycle valued at $105.90 from the front of his store. Police were also calied to the home of Ruth Daugherty at 658 Fourth Ave ., where {Continued on page 2) Morgans take first present AUTO BANK HOURS credits are transferable to other colleges and universi ties. The average house hold er in the district by voting the one mill operating levy will increa se his l<lxes only h per year on a $10,000 property valuation. The district will thereby finance one-third o[ its students education. The State of Ohio will match local money with more than one-third of the costs, thus bringing state tax dollars back inw the district. The endorsement of the operating levy was unanimous. Prof. Smith and Dr . Evans spoke followin g dinner at Heath United Methodist Church GALLIPOLIS The DiHerence is Worth the Distance the tri-county area is proud to PR ICE 2{) CENTS Middleport- Pomeroy Rotary endorses college mUSIC camp SWIMWEAR MORNING SERVICE ••.•••••••••••...••.•.••••••••• 11:00 A.M. Fumi/ie.~ 'kvoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Vallev • SWEATERS ThB most popular night dub in hntr Invited Guest R euching More '1'/wn 12,000 tmts Marc Fultz will go to COORDINATES-SHIRT~$-~:~BLOUSES­ SUNDAY SCHOOL ................................ 10:00 A.M. facility will be constructed on the Ohio River between Ri verside Dr. and Mike F r ~'s Automati c Welding on East Main St. Union Boiler Maker is doing most of the excavation work. + 34 PAGES SAVE THIS WEEKEND ON MISSES-JUNIORS-WOMENS .The MEIGS INN BOATING FACILITIES UNDER CONSTRUCTION The Ohio Power Co. has begun work on the boat dock and picnic area fa cilities for the Village of Cheshire. The ;::::;::~:;;:=*:?:W.~;:&::::::::::~:::::::1:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: *EVERY VISITOR IS AN HONORED GUEST MAIN OFFICE Mon ., Tues ., Wed ., Thu r s. 9 a m .. J p .m . F r iday 9 a .m . to 7 p.,m . Saturday 9a .m . to 12 Noon RUTLAND BRANCH PATRICIA MARCUM e.on. that evening. Report Received A spokesman at the Ga liia County sheriff's department reoorted Friday that Kathy Kendrg, 15, Rt. 1, Gallipolis, missing since May 18, was believed enroute to New York. PARITY THEN, NOW WASHINGTON (UPI) - The staff of lhe Senate Watergate committee came up with a terse definition or lhe word "parity" - an economic term that defies easy description - In its report. on the milk lund. It said: "If a gallon or milk would buy a pair or overalls in the base period, then to be al100 per cent of partly, the price or a gallon of milk should be enough to * 992-2039 FDIC / 527 In Sunday School Last Week Everywhere I he bonk of tMe ce ntur y .r establ ished 1872 ' Mostly sunny and mildly warm today, highs in the 70s. Continued clear tonight and Monday. Lows tonight in the 50s. SPRING SPORTSWEAR SALE -KNIT TOPS-SHORTS ...' : · The girl, adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carone of Lige Berry Rd . in Addison Twp., is originally from New York and is believed to be returnin g to her former home. Meanwhile, Dr. Francis W. Shane, acting Gallia County coroner, reported Saturday University Hospital officials in Columbus have not completed the autopsy report on William B. Frazier, 17, who was found dead in the Ohio River near the Gallipolis Dam early Wednesday morning, May 29, Dr, Shane said it may be possible some of the findings have been sent to California for further study. Weather SHOP TONIGHT UNTIL 9 PM OPEN SAnJRDAY 9:30 TO ·9 PM .. PANTS-SKIRTS-JEANS GALUPOUS - Patricia Marcum, 17, Rt. 141, missing since Tuesday, May 21, could be in serious trouble because of a rare health problem, Mrs. Ruby Marcum, mother of the missing teenager, reported Saturday her daughter, under treatment for epilepsy, had been taking medication three times a day prior to leaving home, According to Mrs. Marcwn, "Patricia left home without her medicine and if she is not properly cared for , could be in serious trouble." Mrs. Marcum said her daughter had no reason to leave. "We were getting along fine . In fact, 1 have not been very well and Pat was very concerned about me,'' Mrs. Marcum said. Patricia Marcum left home in a 1965 Chevrolet Impala two door hardtop driven by a 19-year old friend of the family from Columbus. Miss Marcum, a 5-1, 105 pound brunette with ,shoulder length hair, was last seen wearing pink shorts, a red tank top blouse and sandals. Mrs. Marcum and her husband, Bill, have not heard . anything from her daughter since she left for Gallipolis at 6 1 FRAISE THE LORDI We Wire Flowers pomeroy national .bank Veterans Memorial Hospital ADMISSIONS . Owen Anderson, Racine; Rhonda Jeffers, Pomeroy; Maggie Roach, Pt. Pleasant; Charles Klein, Sr., Pomeroy. · DISCHARGES - Norman Smith, Elizabeth Barton, William Stover, Mildred Frank, Timothy Jones, Robert Deeter, Kellie Stewart, Christina Halfhill. Lester and Marco Wayne Reed, David Jeffers, · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ; . .... Dorinda Hoyd, Clara Howery, Karen Ellis, Ricky Bailey and Kimberly Allman. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stanley 11 and Anna, Marion, were guests TALK •••OF ALL HIS WONDROUS WORKS" of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith and Anna remained for an extended visit '' with her grandparents. Mrs. Amy Lowther is convalescing satisfactorily at her 75 CONVERSIONS AND ADDITIONS home following sUrgery at UniversitY' Hospital in *FROM 43 TO 527 IN ONE YEAR Columbus. FLOWERS pomero, rulland Pleasant Valley Hospital Discharges Leo Light, Mason; Myrtle Allen, Point Pleasant; Osborne ·Stewart, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Jamej; Nowlin and daughter, Point Pleasant; · Mrs. Dann~ Wamsley and daughter, Poin tlt Pleasant, Dolph Hill, Pleasant; Bruce Bonecutter, Point Pleasant; Mrs. .(ack Burris, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Perry Sayre, Point Pleasant; Ruth Lewis, Letart; Evelyn Adams, Gallipolis Ferry. Blrlll May 31 -a son to Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Dell, Point Pleasant. Lawso~. 92.1 IS ABOH. Missing girl in danger without daily medicines Elberfelds In Pomeroy Some things cannot be replaced. Keep them in one of our Safe Deposit Boxes. Just a few cents a week for peace of mind. SAFETY Rainey, tea-cher in special programs and the school farm; Will Edwards, Extension of presentcontractfor two weeks. Also employed were Will Edwards for 12 months as assistant Vocational Director with emphasis on career education, effective July I to June 30of 1975; Rob Painter as teacher at Point Pleasant High School in English; Karen Johnson, Social Studies teacher a half day a! PPHS and a half day at PPJHS; Nancy Buchanan as teacher at Mawn Elementary replacing Iva Sleeth, who retired; ·Christine Plants as teacher at Mt. Flower replacing Mrs. Crouse, who is being transferred. All were employed pending approval of complete certification. Teacher transfers were : Leona Wallace from Beech Hill Elementary to Hannan, Lloyd Legg from Central to Sunnyside, Rick Powell from Central to principal at Letart, Betty Crouse from Mt. Flower to Central, and Larry Martin from Sunnyside to Hannan High. Five regular bus drivers were employed and discussion centered around alleged over crowded bus conditions in the bend area. To aid the situation, Bill Campbell will drive the new Wahama area route . Other regulars will be Willie Joe Grimtead, replacing Woodrow King; who is taking Carwn Roush's route; Betty Lynch, replacing Kathryn . Wandling; Claude A. Sines, replaces Cain; Gail Steph.e ns, replacing Winebrenner and Patricia Whitlock, taking Campbell's route. Supt. Withers explained that the changes had previously been discussed with those involved, and which all agreed. Employment of Grace Somerville as an ad· Holzer Medica.! Center {Discharged, May 30) Elizabeth Arnold, J~,n~:~f~; Atha, Hoover Ayers, Barrett, Audrey Marie Canaday, Coleman, Mrs. Michael and daughter, Connie Otis Fulks, Lillie Everett ' Knapp, Ann Linda Lemley, Dora Gertrude Markle; Louise McCarty, Anthony Moore, Mr!i, Johnnie Perskins and son, Leissa Robson, Patricia Sickles, Janet Spires, Aaron Spurlock, Shannon Stoba'rt, Ethel Thompson, Brandon Twyman , James Wilson , August Winigman. u >,' ' '. • . I I' \ ... J ., I .. ' J ~ I .' . MIDDLEPORT - The first adoption of a tadpole in the history of United States by a homo sapiens couple took place Friday night, some say at the instigation of the biggest polliwog of them ali. Pomeroy Atty . Fred Crow, founding grand croaker of the Ohio Society for the Promotion of the Bljll Frog, said Saturday he filed an entry in the Meigs County Court of Common Frogs a Decree of Adoption granting custody and care of a tadpol'e to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Morgan of Middleport. · Crow plans to place other polliwogs out for adoption for a small fee of $5. In addition to receiving the aquatic larva the person will receive 'I certificate of . adoption, container,, and food . Cr~w 1s preparmg for the upcommg annual Frog Jump which will be !teld during Regatta weekend. A certain degree of funny business is expec~ ~nnually from the 6-4, 270 lb. one-time OSU A11American gridder. I ., ' ,• '·· •• I I ) •· .. , I � 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 05. May 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 May 31, 1974 king neigler